Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 07, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTt-NTNg HEKAIil); FRIDAY ,1 JUNE 7, 1889: i VJ - 1 I Y tt 0fnHW$JWWai(l DAILY AND WEEKLY TERMS 0l.'sUrJ3GltIPTJN- niTI.V Published eery iiiorniwt xpt Monday. ellvercU by carrier, per weeK-- M Bt mail, per yt-ai -. " WJSKKLT. (Published every Friday Mormoff.) oTiopy, annum, in advance..;--w W.ien not paid in advance..... THK MAILS. Mail at the Albany postotfice close totficecJos F ;S0 a. it, R. II. ) For all offices norm Tho Eastern states Tor Portland and halem - Ccrvallis and Yaquina Z' office south.... ........... ........ i r. The postofflce will be closed each evening rom six to seven o'clock. Registered matter ior thfij'early morning train should be mailed before o tloc. the prnyious evenint'. AIM mo nan" THE NEXT CENSUS. E. L. Elliott, actuary of the United States treasury department says that tho population of the United ;States now is 02,5)00,000, and he believes that by the time the next census has been taken, our population will have beei. swelled to nearly ,000,000 tier sons. He estimates that since the outbreak of the civil war, our popu lation has more than doubled, and this is remarkable in view of the terrible slaughter during those bloody times and the obstacles to an increase offered by the war. The percentage of gain which fell from 35.11 in 1800 to 22.05 in the decade ending ten years later, leaped upward in lSS'.J, stoping at 30.08, and it will be greater at the expiration of the next ten years. The growth of the nation has been marvelous. From a puny people of less than 4,000,000 souls in 1790, widely scattered and dis trustful of each other, we had in creased to 5,3:8,483 in 1S00, 7,230, S80 in 1810, l,023,822 in 1820 an J 12,800,000 in 1830. In 1840 we numbered 17,0G!,453; in 1S50, 23,191,870, and in 1809, 31,4433,21. The rate of increase was highest in the decade ending 1S10, when it reached 30.38. and lowest in the period comprising the four years of the war. Except for that period also the gain has been steady. Barring war, famine, or deadly and widespread plagues it is esti mated that before another fifteen . ,i tu years nave pasueu mc cuiuwm r . rr ir ..-til U.vulkAAn I IlgUre Ol !UU,WU,vnA' nm uic icvii reached. Assuming the rate of increase to be 82s per cent, from 1890 to 1900 and it will certainly be no less than this our popula lion in the latter year should he more than 80,000,000. Five years later it should be 100,000,000, or mere than that of any other country on the globe with the three excep tions of India and the Chinese uml Knssians empires. Siu Charles Tipi-er's aunus sion that the Canadian premier, Sir John Maodonald, will before long proceed to England to discuss the present status of Canadian af fair has "riven rise to renewed n- lipeculation in regard to the Ca- : rmdijin situation. That situation . 1 !.-:(!.. ttotfl f laniLiil-.i i xua r yy a"' i lias tWO political parties, tne con- I uprvativo !inl 1 ftial. The UreS- ent conservative government IS .... I supported bv a majority m parha-i prOTinceK Tne proyiuenee OljJ sic:an aurt sunrccm. lias renioeu nis ' A . . , ., . ;ii I ottice int Crawford's black. All calls prompt- untano, uy iur um !. ; tial, populous, and prosperous of j the lot, is overwhelmingly liberal. ! The conservatives desire the per- j pctuation oi tlie present state of thinrrc Pitlwr throusrll a C'Ontinua-iX tion of the existing relations be tween Canada and England, or fhrnuvh a federation of the Lritish I B , , ,., , , ; The liberals laVOr a COIU- j empire, mercial union With the United , States, and such a measure of inde- ' . . . . ! pendence, at the least, as might ; enable Canada to deal directly j with her powerfiU neighbor. The next election may put the liberals in power, and, in that case, a re reciprocally beneficial commercial policy would be adopted and action would be taken looking toward nf irulenpndence of a,, i! the motner country, mi- .c;00& suitly or first class of liberal views has been SO great J drain tile for sale at the Ease brick , , . (i ( fi anil tile factory Ea oi Albany near Knox in the last VCar Or tWO mat inejuttc Callatthc factory or address I'ropts ' conservative's have taken alarm, j & Aut, Aitooy Orego: and now contemplate making an j jf" j ppq" arrangement with the imperii j Canadian Stallion amnnnt wherinv n minister ' L;,infnrer,mP such reoresenta- v.v.v,. , , . tive of Canada shall be stationed here to deal directly with our gOV-! c ' . fairs. It should be noted that there in Canada no avowed annex ation party. The word annexation is anTunfortunate cne in this con somehow -l nection. because it IS suggestion of force. In that sen.-e ; ai-OISir.:1 lotnc- ,nnov nn ttM-ri the I nited htates ..annex no tein - lory or people. Cut, under certain conditions, they receive a territory .-i l i l Individual annexationtstsarcprok - L "fc . 1 ably more numerous in Quebec ' and Nova Scotia gthan elsewhere, j f). but their number is increasing all j tlgan Along toe . nne. jueuwum mo conservatives are strenuously op- pOHHlg w uaif n'vj - fest destiny of their country, while every act ancr policy of the liber lis is in the direct coarse of natural gravitation to war J the federal union. It has been reported to the customs officers in San Francisco that scores of Chinese are evading the restriction act, and are right merrily skipping across the Mexi can border near San Diego into California. Repressive measures have been adopted, and the Chi nese incursion will be stopped. MAKKIED. BETTS ARCHIBALD At the residence of the Oiuciauiir minibicr, in tins v"j 6. by Rev. S. O. Irvine, D. D.,Ephraim Bctts to Miss Nina Archibald, both of Brownsville. NEW TO-DAY. FUR WARNING THE PUBLIC IS hereby notified of the existence of city ordinance prohibiting driving in the city limits faster thau Bis miles an hour, and the leaving of teams unh Uhed. Uclcssthe 8ime are respected hereafter arrests will be li'ads, under provisions of such ordinance. .). N. HOFEMAN, Ctv Marshal. Notice In Contractors. ATOTH.'!! 1 lT 61VSK THAT AT TUB next regular term of the county com-niis.-uoaurs court for Linn county, state of Oregon, in the city of Albany, en Wednes day, the ud ly of July, A. I. 1S8, scaled plain, Kpecitications. ftrains, diagrams and bids will be received for building a bridge across the north fork of the Santiam river, about 200 teet below the Stayton ferry, said bridge to be 010 feet long and 10 feet long and 10 teet wide in the clear; piers to be of a sufficient height to brin the bottom of the flo,r beams at least 22 foct above low water mar':. All bids must be tiled with the clerk ou or befre 1 o'clock p. m. of the above mentioned dav, and accompanied with certi fied check of five per cent of bid, as by law required. The court reserves the right to reject anv and all bids. Done bv order of the court this Gtn day of .Tune. A. l"ISs!. K. E. MONTAGUE County Clerk Notice to foul rac tors. TVTOTICE IS HEREKT GIVEN THAT IN sealed bids will be received by the Brownsville Woolen Manufacturing Company until the hour ! 1 o'clock p. m. of Friday, the 14th dav of June, 1SS9, for the erection and completion of a two story brick building .15x120 feet, also a one story brick building finxSti feet, on block 115, in the city oi lbany, Linn county, Oregon, according to tho plans and specifications on file in the office of J. K. Wcatlierfoid Esq. if Flinn s block. Albany, Oregon. Bids will 'e received for the stone work, brick work, wood work and corrugate iron roofing, each separately, and also as a whole, the contractors to do their own excavating. The right to l eject any or all bids is hereby rescr-ed. Bids should be addressed to the undersigned in care of J. K. Weatherford, Albany. Oregon. Hone by order of the board of directors. ,1. 1 OALBKA1TH, Secretary. Albany, June il, 1SS9. IlTANTEl) A GIRL TO DO GENERAL family. Inquire V V housework in a small nwtALP Bcc nOOD MILCH COW FOR SALE CHEAP. Appy ta w F. Hendrickson. Crop to Let. tiriTKHt MAX TO 3'AKE THE crons W harvesting of a fiefd of 50 acres. w "' ' ' n " ' " contistiuq of wheat., oats, timothy and cheat vay. terms, one nan 10 me nariesier, me other half to be placed in good order in the owner's bam. Apply t9 Thos. I. Anderson on his farm, five miles south of Albany by Turner's bridge. E- J. McCAUSTLANl, CIVIL ENGINEER and Surveyor. Draughting and Blue prints. Office with Oregon Land Co. Albany Or. Sewerage systems and water supply a specialty. Estates subdividce. maps n-ade or copied on short notice. I 1 tfAXTKO WORK BT A TOITNG MAS 22 HABS I V of auk, just arrived in Albany from the r.ast. isnes to ouiaiu a position in h bioic or office to learn a pennanent business. Will give first-class references Wages at liret no object, but a permanent, position desired. Addrc-sT-. I'- O. BoxSSO, Albany. 17 ' OHT VKTWI'.KS THIS CITY ASD TI1K JEWIsn i Ffmetcrv aCennan iler ouen face im- iivoved Watcrbury watch uitli chain and riiarni attarneu. rimier win ie suiiaoiy re- warded hv leaving tne same at the 1!ki:ai.i Impartaut Xotire. TJAVIXG LEASED THE JIONTE1TH ,jasture from the Orcson Pacific Co., all Persons iiav nV I lu.rrhv nntiiii'il to remove them at once, or make arranircmeiits with me. lailinjcto Ho s sucli st'-K win oe turned oui. johs sciimeer. f. v x Mi tiisTKn navROPATnic Piiv- iv attended ta. ti-e.di; axi piain sewi.nc; pone. M 'in VS2S houee. near the Itel Crown Mills. -1Ki:sons pesip.ixc. sand I.OA.M OR sravelfr om tlin nrrniisra of F. Such. ! in llcnton L-ountv", can prwure tickets for the I f . ... . c 1 - VI 1. 4 1 1 ... ( same at mv onice, liukiuih n uiml-k, aiikw) , ' Oier.n'. Ciias. E. Woi.vkrton. wanted so cokps maple TIMBER -w If to be usetl ler inanuiaciunnjf cnoirs. por ,,rticulara inquirs of O. A. Archibald at Ear,..er.v narenause. Aioany "'cgon rvKoos klrctiuc hkmkf m thk most ki.k- I I met medicine in the world for internal an(i exteinal use. and f. r pain oi any nature. "l'rT" " i,s eiual- Ask your SEWERS AND WELLS THOSE NEED in? sewers ar wells dag on short notice should call upoiv W. A. McClain, Cl arges venr reasonable. TiriNN & HUMPHREY, DEALERS IN fV choice cijars. In Wtlls, Karso & Co.'s oQice. Fine imported and Key West cigars a stecia!ty Ilrain Tile lor Sale i . Horsemen should sec the thorouch-J i bred Canacliau stallion Cephas aAlar. : Bhull's livety Ftablc. He is a beauti- '' l-"1.V!ayk' ri yf ?r ,,d ,rclj?l,b li ! btlnc W?i hiinds luh. He will stand !J- ill-; i:4 iimi'c ijiii. m.inD at the stable on Monday and Tuesday !1 each week. , i vv ;? - ' Sti:ayf.i FHOM the FAI:m :F w. w. ! ceries and provisions of all kinds, no Cra a ford, ncarTallir.an. on Apt il 17, a tions, etc. bay horse, 1C hands hiKh.weiKhsl'-'OO.siiiooth Krcsh fruit and vcctables cverv ho.lall round. .Any information Icwllns to . ., ..pnnnblo ' iixi rccovtry will be 'suitably rewarded. lirick for Sale. ! AT MV 0NE MILE1 EAST W , t9wn u. ,lelivC(.ci anywhcre in the city, ; w. c. cassell, Albany or. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, m ade miEK- able bv that terrible couirh. shiloir cure i the rciuecly fn you j Milson. ' Fosliav ifc No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinuYof r-sh canned -rood 5 at a very low gure at ('onrad Meyer's. MIS & enrry an immense lin f Stoves and Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stove? and ranges, parlor and cookin stoves, aad ail kind- ofkitchen aiZZ.3ai U utenaus: aiso acomipewj www Farmers and -AND BUILDERS' . HARDWARE, Pumps, hose, copperware, tinware, rnd plumbers' goods a specialtj Our prices are guaranteed to be satisfactory. The public is invited to call nd inspect our stock. Tweedale's building, Albany, Oregon. JULIUS GBADWOHL'S -o) o(- GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR" He has enlarged his stock equal FAMILY GROCERIES. AND GENERAL HARDWARE Itoo-er Bros'. Silverware, ITrench, Oliina and Crvstalware Bovs' Wagons and "Doll Carriages. Fancy Groods and a General Asortment oi Crockerrro YS HeBBirys Direct end Carries the Largest Stock'.in the Willamette Valley? lei on parte Francais. Hier wir deutch gesonchen.-G STEWART & SOL -Dealers in- General - Agricultural Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Hope and Cordage Blacksmiths9 Supplies Oardeii and And all Implements The City Liquor Store, M. BA Z73IGAMT, Proprietor. 4y"ext door to the Odd Fellows euiplc, Albany,' OregonTS Keeps constantly on hand the Bncst imported and domestic: wines, .liquors cijrars tob-MO Only first-cW quor rtpi In ahe sr rnm.rrur nnilUTDVI SPtCIALAIItHllUn fAlU.IU NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! Arc now established with a first-class stock of STAPLE FAMILY GKOCKKIF.S. On the corner of First and Ferry t nnnncifp Xfni'ftrf. X' anv A complete line of canned goods, lto- .-i ,.t -ii . morning. 1 ncc3 reasonable. 42TCALL AND SEE US WILL BBOS. Dealers in all the latest improved i : : i.: ... i "V",Y?. .'lw " "' cs a so a lull line oi warranrnrl r.nvnm butcher and pocket knives. The best kind of sewing machine oils, needles and extras for all machines. All re pairing in the above lines neatly and reasonably done. Bardue Robertson rail, General ware sartors' Tools to any cn the ' . Hard Hardware AND - kimmk Carpenters9 Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fusel Saws and Axes. Grrass Seeds Used by Fanners i UKUtnd rnumsint uuunin JOB PRINTERS. ROYCE & I1IBBLEK FARM FOR SALE,. TWILlVsELL MV " FINE : FARM OF 200 I acres, situateil in licnton eounty, two miles from Albany. This is a ?ood, healthy Scatiau, xvith l-oo.1 well of pure water, with whul mill; ifiod house: buildin-s al new. Tbto i one A the most sightly places m Orc ion having a fine vlawf the surroun.lmjr 5n.,itri tolvns and mountains, rarxim; land all nSr an.l dean and adapted to all kinds of fruit. Ouality of land second to , 2 I w ill make rbis a tare tarp in to the SSrht man. Immiifrmta. dont fail to sec f, far... before . buy ..w ami e ...e on the place. V M' BROWNSVILLE. . I, C'OSHOW A XOS, Jrleal Estate and INSURANCE ACEX V Fresh Sicily lemons at Kentou s. G. W. The Leader ! Btoves, pumps and (0 111 o AC Q Z (0 o h (0 525 5 Cotton andRubber H ose, Thh Granite ami Copperware. All Job Work Promptly Attended tm Having latoly secured a veryjlarge ahd desirable ""line of Linens, such as Towels,: Napkins and Damask at exceedingly low prices, we shall , we shall offer the samelat a SPECIAL -FOR NEXT TEN DAYS ovfpnil A?pnrdinl :nvitation to all to call mi examine these cjoods, feel bargains. mconneciiou vuu saic ci" play a large jline ot WHITE GOODS and embri- denes at LOW PRICES A beautiful line of ginghams and seasonable wopl en dress goods. Our stock is new and complete in every department. ' "W I71- iinois Furniture House! , THOS. BRINk BcstLioe of r-Hure In the Citv of Altanv! Fane- Wickt Chairs Loun,es Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Srino Mattresses,! Window Shades Walnut Exten? sion Tables Suits, And v..'.at you can't find al other houses, I have it. In facteycry thing tha is kept in a first-class house. Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamberpots, Chairs, Spring Bedst Lounges Etc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE ALBANY SMITH, SUCCESSOR 'JWJW. U. MTARLAND World's Bst-""nnficteed vula tie Means tlattl ere is 7J9 L ' R THE- mg that we can show you. BEAU .Albany. Oregon. UNDERSOLD. OREGON DEPART SALE jrlumbing MORE THAH SEVEN HUNDBED different styles and differ mtMods of Stores for 0 7s 01 X " i.'Tllis 2 O H 0 ypapjnc, mat 0) The Albv Baker; ! I'oder the new uauAffemeat f --WE KXBP A foil line of choice family groceries tui droviaioD Cannea Pineapples, Choice Table Delicasin Wrnameiited cmk far Wedmnas and Parties. Salino 1 cllies mackerel and Mit 6sh of all kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD" Evcrv Dav. j i Best Svrun. Pies. Cakes 1 TEAS axd COFFE ISi CANNED UVODS, ETC -Viie best Soap in the market- Le Roi Savon A fine assortment of aomertii and Imported Cigars. 3TAt John Fox's old stand low Fl new brick. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH.U PluiW Pine Fittini STOTES: i m i R I . I. Tinware m mmi, E&'AW work promptly done j reasonable rates. First Sterht, Pbabcc I t A In Albany has been filled by the SECOND HAND STORE. The past vear has proven it to bak necessity. 'The best and chcape place in the city to buy your , j Stoves, Furniture, tinwara We aic aiways prepareo. to buy yo household furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the j PEERLESS OIL CAR i And I-ani:p Killer L. GOTTLIEB.' r Bra . Candies Nuts onff Felt Wan