Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 31, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE "tfOTCsIXG- HERALD: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER .31, 1SS8 Daily a.me Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: DAILY. 'ihlishe'l everv nioi-ninif ext-ept Monday.) I) jliverutl by carrier, per week 0.15 B mall, pur yeai 5 U0 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, ii advance S2.C0 Wil"i i't iviiil in ail' ni'" J F0 in, .u An..', Mails at the Albany iKistollice close For all offices north The Eastern states I The West Side I ' And the Xairow (Jair.'c R. 11. J l or Portland and Salem 11 A. M Corvnllis and Yaquina 12:-0 i'. M office south 7:30 p. m. The postortico will be closed eAch eveiiin; rom six to seven o'clock. Keg-istered matter for the early morning train shouldbe mailed, before 8 o clock tlie previous evening. NATIONAL SKPOBLtC&N TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF IXDIA5TA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI T . MORTON , OF NEW YORK. FOR PRKSIDKXTIAL KLF.CTORS, ROBERT .u'l.EAX, WM. KAPCS C. W. FI LTON. THE SYNDICATE BU SIS ESS. The methods adopted by the leaders of the syndicates and trusts, in many instances bring their own destruction. Tue Baltimore Hun says on this subject that every dealer in the article knows that the tin syndicate has gone to smash. But the copper syndicate, French in its origin, and engineer ,od by A. Secretan, still flourishes, jlle still holds a call upon a very large proportion of the world's pro duction, and thus far has carried up prices at his will, paying more than the; average price u the copper-mining corporations and Sharing with them a certain por tion of the additional profits. But the laws of trade are beginning to tell on the syndicate. It has forced the world to buy copoer at a purely artificial and inflated value, and the consequence i- that the consumption of copper has been materially reduced, stocks are accumulating and production it increasing. As the syndicate is compelled to take all the copper tnat is produced, the financial strain in carrying so much without finding a market for it is getting to be felt. The corner in copper may ot break down immediately, but o realize on the constantly increas ing stock on hand, the syndicate will have to lower its prices, and when this occurs the beginning o the end will not be far ott. Con sumers of copper have only to restrict their orders for a litth time longer, and the syndicate will breakdown from overweight. In any event, let the collapse come when it may, it has been making large profit? while the squeeze lasted. But other trusts can no' be controlled as easily as the lit and copper trusts can, and othei trusts cause more wrong ami hardships upon the working people. Legislation should stretch forth iu .strong arm and regulate such mat ters so that innocent parties should not be caused to suffer. P. T. Barni:m shows his appre ciation of protection to American industries, by ottering his entire real estate in Bridgeford, Connecti c ut, at 25 per cent less than valua tion in case Cleveland is elected president. He says that he con siders the change in the policy of the government, in that event, j would depreciate the value of the property fully to that extent. .T Vffli Tin vfiTi't'? Well let us tell vou that bv buvine a cheat) throwing a And we SPECIALTY and WARRANT EVERY EDI TOR A L NOTES. The time for making a decision which way this government of outs is to be run for the next four years is Jna? rowed down to a very few lays, and every voter in the land is responsible for the result. The question is not to be decided upon the personal niprits of the two candidates for president, for if it was there would be short work in making the decision personal matter.j have been dropped in the present canvass, and the question is to the material future growth and prosperity of the country. It all hinges upon t he simple pro position of whether we will work for our own benefit and interests, or will rather seek to enhance the benefit and interests of foreign countries by buying their products, spending our money in their markets in prefer nee to spending it in our own, building up the factories of tiie old world instead of supporting our own, giving em ployment to a foreign laborer instead of supporting our own people by creating manufacturing enterprises for them to engage in. This is the question in a nutshell, that the voter must decide before next Tuesday, Yesterday's Portland papers mentioned the fact that a lady had b -m assaulted by a savage dog upon the street of that city and her dress ruined, and she frightened though not physically injured. The policeman summoned to the spot hunted up the owner of the canine and notified him to end the dogs life. The query naturally arises, why tiie delay. A dog of that description should have his capacity for doing damage ended at once with out anv ifs or ands about it. The old Bailey police court in London was recently the scene of the sentence to live years penal servitude, for forgery, of a woman said to rival the famous Mrs. Langtry in personal beauty and at tractions. Mrs. Gordon Baylie was the name of the lady and a remarkably romantic and advau turers life is said to have been crowded into her MO vears. It is thought that President Cleveland will nut issue his thanks giving proclamation until after Nov. (, so that he can see whether he will have anything to be thank ful for. QR i:t. G. Ivgersoli, has received an offer to deliver forty lectures in Europe. NEW TODAY. For Sale. lOPR GOOD WORK HOUSES. FOR PAP- ticulars enipiire of G. V. Sitmwop. ITr ANTED AN" K.M'K.KIK.XCV.I- IT wire ma'tresses. Impii inire ol C.L. Brus-h I foot of Lyon street. iWO Fl'K.N LSIIEO R JO.MS CFN l UALL V . located to rent. Inquire at Wells, Fargo iK Co's oMue. Mot ice to Debtors. ITfOODIS AND WILLARO HAVING SOLI) II out their furniture business in Aloaay, desire to close up al' accounts bv the 1st of December, ISSS. All persons indebted to them wld please call at their earliest enn vemeii e, as it is necessary to have everything scltl'iu by that time. WOODIN & WILLARD. Krick for B-ale : .00,000 irood brick for sale Apply to W. C v Cassell. Albany . Dissolution Notice, 'HO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE A. is herein' given that the firm known as liurkhart & Miller, who han been euyaed ui the real estate business in Albany, Oregon, is this day desolvcd by mutual consent, L. D Miller retiring and F. A. Burkhart retaining the business, and assume every control of the Siine hereafter. F A. Burkhart will assume the payment of all outstanding debts of the firm and will alio collect all due said firm. Dated this the 24th dav of October, IsSS: F. A. BURKt RT. L. D. MILLIR. HAYE YOU An IT COSTS TO SHOE way your money. Now to overcome k lis lie te will ive you first-class goods for your money and sell E. BECKER, BLACKSMITH, MACHINIST AND Practical Horssshoer, SIIFDD OREGON. A 1 kind of blacksmitlmig ami ma chine work dime promptly and at i-easc liable rates. Sharpening Oliver Chilled plows made a specialty, y 5;rAlso carries a full line of Agricul tural Implements of the best makes. itr-'ALL WORK V A 1 IK AN T V. I Y ' ThE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, CORVAI.I.IS, OREGON. Term 5t'llHii-li-'.s oiiiJWriliicsriaj, S pli'llllM i- 1. ISSS. FACULTY Ajfull corps of xperieiiced Professors and Teachers. COURSE OF STUDY Arranged cxrrP-ly to meet thedemands a needs of the ruling interests ef the sta PREPA IORV DEPARTMENT For student o 15 years of a-e who desir to enter the . lesfJ, but are not prepared to enter Coll " jlasses by examination. MILITARY TRAINING To the extent requ:redhy law. BUILDINGS L-irjje.gJCommodious and Well Ventilated. LOCATIOr. Iii a cultivated and Christian community, and one of the healthiest in the state. EX PER I M EX TAL ST ATI ON. Circulais containing matter fail of interest to farmers, will be regularly issued and copies mailed to each patron of the College. EXPENSES Reduced to lowest figures. Two or more free scholarships from every county. Consult your County Superintendent. W' cinfKently appeal to the fanners and Grane3 of Oregon to patronize the'fonlv school established by Oregon for Jie pro motion of her agricultural interests. Fcr catalogue or other information, address K. L. AR.LI, I'n'siilriil, Corvallis, Oreuoii. Are in receipt of some rn t TV a fine lea and Dinner sets of thir own import tion, direct from East Liver pool, Englnad. They are first-class goods and will be sold cheap, Tliev hayee a full and complete jjfline ot" staple and fancy groceries,wliicli tliey are offering to their customers at lower rates than ever'before. WALLACE Mv Poor BacK ! That's t;:e common exc!air:.io!i of thoe. srll'.rrii:r with rheumatism or kid ney troubles. I.i either dit-e: se ' ' ' L iety Compound will surely effect a care, ami there wilt ho longer "poor hacks." rhu.ureiis oi cnrni our claims ior niau erv Conmound : . C . I. . . "Two weeks I could no time any n'v'ht, co-s-i and had a pwd deal of pain l Celery C-'tnu: : f.s !.n ti-is like a child.' Zenas Sandprs, "Ilavinu' been troubled with was almost "liable to t:et contined to my bed for wet ks ad iiiedieir.es imaginable, besides o... -ide advic -s. but to no advabtae. Hav ui" rieen l'aine's Celery (Jompocn.i .niv itised, I ;;ave it a trial, i have usi;i one bottle ard am perfectly cured. I can now jump around and feel lively as a boy." Frank Caioii, Eureka, Nov o. PrUv. $1. Sir for .jr... Sold i;y Dun;;isT. Sk.nd for 8-pack Catalo;-k.S WELLS, HICirAIlDSON X Co., Proprietor BURUNGTON, VERMONT. SPRINGFIELD SPKIXGriELD "Albany yard Ta ml olhcc on Kailroad, between 4ih Hiul5th strcetsT3 Maviii" lumber not excelled in"junlit .f! i ml facilities not surpassed fort ii pt and satisfactory tilling or oukrs. 1 resi.ecttiilv;solu it a share ol prom) aue. GEO.iW. iieJCCESSOR TO ca r- -4 CO CO CO m CO S5 CX2 CL3 f I ce -DEALKR IX- Stoves an ALSO A FULL LINE OF II TINWARE, PUMPS, HOSE, COPPEPWARE na every variety'ofCcockinir utensils and';noveltics7in house furnishins eoods. The public is invited to call and examine this mammoth stockunder the new nianairetnent. The City Liquor Store, M. BAUMGART, Proprietor. xyNextMoorttoJthe'OdillFellows1 eniple, Albany, 0repon"S4 Keeps constantly on hand the finest imiortH and doraestiiBvvine3,IJIi(iuor3,"ci);ar8"ar 1 tob-c-:os.4ijOiily first-class liquor store in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO Tie Ion them to you cbeapei than be nnv e.-mse to complai! et testimi r.ials like the filov.inir grand old remedy, Paine's Cel- slee) more Ihan an bmir at a pau-d and kidnevs did iot act, 'he back. Since I took l'aines icft my back, and I can sleep Vst Wins.ior, Vermont, rheumatism for five years. 1 ;:round, and waf very often a; a time. I have used nearly llMinnvillft Pnllooo llXVilJ liJllt lllv VVllVilVl mc'minnvii.i.k okf.oon Six courses of studj two of four vears each, two of three, and two of two vears. IMplomas and certificates oi gradual ion L'ivcn. Kim; rooms in colletrc iiuihlinjr for voting men. I'rcsiccnt lives' in college liuildin and boards with the students, thus making tlie school a home. For catalogues, ado rcss T. G. PRO WXSONJ? '. PkEsIUEXT. J SIVEITH W.gH. JIcFARLA'N D) cl Han aes ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY: SAWMILL IDEA ITMLXXSr? this trouble Wao BOOTS you can luy them elsewhere. We make Boots and Shoes a COIsTIsr BEOS. HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR New Quarter Next "Now callfthe attention of plete stock of H '! irDOlCe IIP IB I il which will l;e sold atja very small profil, "(piick sales, short profits"and fresh goodspseiiii: uiinnot4oj F'Fijie line ot choice Imported" and Domestic Cigars kept constantly on hand. ookseller. Newsdealer, Stationer, -AND DEALER IN- EXT BOOKS AND Fino stationery, niiscpUaneous books, jdiotograph and autograpi. albums, inkstands, ink, pencils, etc.. etc. Mieet music, music books, and all kinds of musical merchandise. General ISTews Depot. Mail orders promptly attended Imp, Paints, BOOKS AND - AT CITY DEUG. STOKE ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS L. W. OXJISS fc SOIST. Propr's C. J. BILLON & CO., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITTJ RE Uo ircneral ji b work, also liaraain in flooring and rustic. Those contem plating building will iitid it to their advantage to call on us at our Frctory, at , Julius Toseph Manufactauer of Choice Cigais AND DEALERIN FINEHMPORTED ANDIKEY WEST C!"ars,Flu?land Smekiiiir Tolnucos, MeerschauniTj'.r.d Briar. Pipes, srd " full line oi Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL ! FRUITS. NextTdoor to Kurkhartjvt Keeney's Real F.state!Office.Albany O.ffn " Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. article m SHOES, ant lo Mm mm, the public to thtir com n f - Tt r r r in r i si Vl1 Iltta L Jl V to. Oils, Alobastines, STATIONERY - EL & STARK, -DEALERS IX 0 Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rimrs.iLadies Watches and Chains, and all kinds of El ejraut Jewelry ASTOHISi.NCLY UW PRICES. n. leaxner you Pair SI fNITnilT Tl"1. V HP IK 3U1 1 LILi Fine rrvi" I j .JL FLliN BLOCK. KHAUSSE &. KLEIN,