Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 28, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ! M ' i ; Ml ' ! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1889. jaily and Weekly TERMS Oi atiBSCKlPTK' V.ULY I'liiit-rfrifl every norning exwpt M'"1.J e!ivrn-l Ijt carrier, per week........... O.lb i.r v.-ai- 5 00 WEKKLY. ( Vhiblished every Friday Morain g.) nd copy, per annum, in advance... When not iil in advan- e ,$2.00 2.f0 PHOTOGRAPHY AND STARS. THE The varied usea to which the art o" photography is applied is in creasing constantly. Mr. Champ ney says they can hardly be told. Its value in u'ustration is well known to all. Hera it has helped popularize artistic work, and chepen the cost of its production to a surprising exteut. Now but a few hours may pass before the thought of the artist is made the joy of the reader, drawing, photo graphic copy, relief plate and print ing following one another with nineteenth-century speed. From the coarse outline of the newspaper "cut" to the wonderful reproduc tion of paintings by the photograv ure process we mount on stepping stones of victorious achievements in photography, made to serve with reliable accuracy the common and the elevated, the political cartoon and the edition de luxe. The uses of which science ha9 put photography are very numerous, from records of the infinitely little to the infinitely great, from micro scopy, whicii deals with the invisi ble, to the vastnes3 ot astronomical wonders. The latest contributions to our knowledge of the sun, moon and stars made by photographs taken by the aid of the powerful telescope at the Lick Observatory strongly contrast with the re searches into the invisible world of nature revealed through the microscope. Dr. Draper made the first daguerreotype of the moon in 1840 ; Foucault of Paris first suc ceeded in making a picture of the sun in 1845 ; and it was 1830 before Professor Bond, of Harvard college mad) the first daguerreotype of a star. In 1851 Dr. Busch, of Koen isberg, photograpked a solar eclipse. Two scientists. Professor Schuster and Mr. Lockyer, in 1SS2 obtained a photograph of the spec trum of the eclipsed c.un. In 1S81 Dr. Henry Draper had successfully photographed a nebula, and later the spectrum of a star. Even the aurora borealis has been photo graphed this yeai. In the study of stars by this precedure we learn kowsome are like our sun, others glowing matses of matter just be ginning to burn, and still others nearlv burnt out, like and Aldebaran. found to be too small, and the total is now estimated at from 485,000, 000 to 500,000,000 bushels. A re cent estimate of increase and of decreased quantities of wheat grown this year compared with that last year is as follows: Increases United States, 82,000,000; Canada, 8,000,000; England and France, 32,000,000; and in Ital, Spain, Belgium, Holland and Algeria, 32.000,000 bushels ; total, 154,000,- 000. Decreases liussia. 72,000, 000; Hungary, 30,000,000; Kouma nia, 8,000,000 ; Germany, 8,000,000 ; India, 18,000,000, and in Argentine j Republic, Australia and Lhile, 24,000,000 bushels; total, ICO.OOO. 000 buskels. This, if verified, will point to a deci eased output of about 12,000,000 bushels in the countiics named, which, if true, should be constructed, taking the year through, in favor of the United j States, as they have grown overj 80,000,000 bushels more whea-, than a year ajio and at leat 45,000,000 more for export, even 'after supplying all deficiencies in reserve?. The growth and importance i f electrical mechanical appliances is ! remarkable in its extent. It is j said that at the close of the past year there were completed and in course of const! uction in this coun- j try eighty-five electric railways, comprising about four hundred and fifty miles of track, and the reports show that during the first year over eighteen millions of passeng-'. BOTH r I""TJtf -TV' ACADEMIC -AND COLLEGIATE IVp-iirtments. In the Academic I', j : i !-.. it ili' ve .-r- t. .a- courses .. .-ik'v ot tl.ri.-e years each: Classical, he t i't.i'" . I- i n. at ad Imsiofss. In--nm-ii. r ! tin n:i!; location, heal- , : . m ,.w; ai vantages, lirst- I i v. iy refect. Fullinforma ti i! in catalogue, Ur which address M-Minnville College MeM INN VILLK, - T. (J IUK)WNSON,Piss. OREGON ers hye been lines. carried over these New designs in jewelry at French's ' NE W TO-DAX. t ijOR KENT A CoMMDUlOL'S S lXKi:,vux j 50. An A 1 location. Small stock and I fixtures -or sale. Aik ress r call on As'iby j & Dickinson, A buiy. Or. i 1 1 ( 2 If J r4 erfect Laxative siinulil be ; Paine Celery Cpr.ipouudfisjpromp ii j i lit, aud pro in p t ami pleas ant, with no griping or purgat ive ittccts It should also incite the liver to actiou, aid diges tion, and elievethe kidneys. Like nothing else, Paine's Celery Compound is a perfect laxative amljcmes constipation where V.l other remedies fail. "As a gentle laxative PuiueY Cile ry Compound u surely without a peer 1 think I ought to know, siiue f navj "ried n-niedy after remedy for ;iimit six ye-iis. and liavtfgmund imiliiug that -juals it in my cast- of cnsiivu nc8s." J. B. Jenkins, Teacher, Cloyd's Civek. 1 tun. ft?Mil Ar! ths Himplest 1! n.ailc. UitUMQi Um Achil.ijcanu-e.tl.iiii. and pleasant. As a laxative it leaves li ,tle to be desired. I have great confidence in its menis." Albeut Lkanaru, Asso't Editor Jour, of Pedagogy, Athens, Ohio. "For two or three years years I suffered intensely with severs pains in my bowels, which were habitually constipated. My bowels are now regular, and I have had no return of these pains since using one bottle of Paine's Celery Compounds V. G. Stickney. Druggist, Havana, Ala. ""Moral: Uec l'aine's Celery Com pound and stop ruining the intestinal truer withjiarsh uurcritive pills. $1. 00. SixforSo.OU. Druggists. Wells Exhardton & Co. Borlinrtoa. Vt. Merit WIbs Ve desire to ear to our citizens, tha for vears we have been tiling 9r. K'in-'sNcw Uicovervloi Consumptt, Dr. King's Neir Life Pills, Uucklen's Arnica Salve and Electrie Bitters, arti have never handled remedies that eHl as well, or that have given such Uhi- ersal satisfaction. We do not hesi tate to guarantee them everv tiaie and we stand rcadv to refund the par chase price, if satisfactory results da not follow their use. These remedi kay won their great popularity pur lv on iheir merits, nshaT fc Maso Druggisis. A are IwvcKUnrBl. Is one which is guaranteed to STiUi. vou satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. Oa this safe plan vou cau buv from out advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Few Discoverv for Consuinp tion. It is gurrantccd to bring relit I in everv case, when usea for anraflet tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such us Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoo. ing Cou: b. Croup, etc., etc. It it plcasmt and agreeable to tat-te, per fectly safe, and can always be depend cd upon. Trial bottles free at Fosha fe Aas;n'6 Drugstore. fl.LI.-I.ivinnn l.ai-tatetl Food are Hcalthv filOISi IIapiy and Hearty It is uncoualed 12 2 s SALE A VOUNU well liroean 1 icitlf, r re rich. UKIVINC. MAKK, lniUire of 1". .M. w r AN'I hl A ul:M MA ur.Mii !..- ,v situation as a carpenter Address Ceo. Will & Stark. Sandman, Albany I'nstollice- Wood Savrln;;. HAVINV. PIRCHASKD A TRACTION j euine and a full wood paw ins outfit, I' am prepared to take contracts of that kind, j Persons wishing iheir winter's firewood sawed ; will do well t. -,'ivo me a call. Ort'cig can br , left at Bjownell & Stanard's. GKO. II. WARREN, J lUrain Tile for ftale. ; A GOOD SUPPLY OF FIRST CLASS i drain tile for sale at the Ease brick j and cile factory East of Albany near Knox i Butte. Call at the factory or address Propts j & Auston, Albany Orcjou. i CHAS Only first-eclass house l in the city. Large sample rooms for com- ( mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the ! kitchen. General stage etliee for Corrallis. i D EVERE HOUSE, ALBANY.JOR.- Xt Pfeiffer, Prop. Jewe ry f L ii m mil iiiim ! mi " -f AH at t!ia any DRG. sur'. A. WHITNEV, PHYSICIAN AND : 'non. Graduate of Bellevue Hospi- , tal Medical College, New York City. Diseases of women a sic.-ialty, O.lice in Froman's ; brick, Albany Oregon. JULIUS GEADWOHL'S -o) o( VI OTICE IS HEREBYJGIVEN THAT PRO , iM perty owners are required by ordinance ' to cut down ana remove all thistles and ob noxious weeds i'roins u-ion their premiscj, ' auduDon the street adjoining thereto, within ' ArctUru-1 ! the citv limits of Albany. Those fuilinir to i .1 . . ...:tl , A 1 ; I , I n i. I'ma nt k W e marvel , W lien ' iJv order o' the city niarhal, we think how feeble seems the i lif tit of the fctars, to learn that only 1 ! t . .1 1. a 3 in ucn ngni as :an come mrouii Ai.Kv-. Ji nk 28, 1US. J, N. HOFFMAN E A. McALISTKR IIOMKOi'AIIIIU PIIV- sician and kunrco'i. 11;. removed bis a slit l-:,50of an inch is penui tel iMJea'. " to affect the sensitive plate. Aiu 1 rc .Alx, knuinkkr the moreniSllt Of ths cai lh WOUld I rj- and Survevur UrautbUrx and Blue- nr.t.tj llili.A li'li (r.M.AM l.ilid i'o Allk.inV i Or. Scwera'.' systenn nd water supply a spteialty. Estate hit'idividre, maps K,a! PAMI AND GROCERIES. or copied n bhort mjticc. IE. T. SEtXiWK.'K, M. D., F.CLECl 1C phvtician ai d surt , on. Oflice riii j 'i'J and "J4, Pcaroc's blori. Albany, Oregon. T OST--A GOLD LOCKET WATCH CHAKM I J with a short pier of jfolu chain t.hed to it. On the charm was the letters S. M. li. The lindrr will b'r rewarded bv leaviii-r the same at this oliice. in the two !iour3 reiuireil to form an image soon carry tUe light off the plate were thero not ingenious mechanical apparatus by which ! the image is always kept at the name place on the plate. And now photography is not only used for mapping out the known heavens, but the camera reveals to us the presence of stars which the human j eye has not seen. Astronomers j from all over the world have met j in Paris and arranged a plan for ! using photography U obtain a i picture of the entire heavens. ' Cameras will be sec up in numbers ! of observatories in many countries, : A reliable r.s stamrd 3 ton scale nl manv nao-itivp. madp of t ht I delivered at your nearest railjoad 'atit n and many negatives maue oi in , reJof frei);nt OI; tllirtv day trial. Lsr.-er AnCfo nnntank nf nnivpl'SP. It e'ales at uriirortioiiatelv low prices. War- i3 proposed to catalogue two millions of the brightest stars and note tbeir position with great pre cision, as unui sucii maps eiiai. : innniAll fi many other astronomical problems l V" 17I1 kJl-Ulu can not b 5 solved. ... , ..!,,. mmmm : Twenty-nmtlt annual exhibition at i Salem, Orgon, commencing A sew building material for ' j-yi a -'- i-cvirr If dwelling houses, at least new in its ; -M-UIN iA 1 , &HtL 1 . AO, use as the sole material employed GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR LY GENERAL JHARDWAFE 1 iorur i-Ji'os'. SiivtjrwMre, l.reiioii, UliiiiijL ?titd CJrvstaLware liovs' VVuroiis mid Doll CaTnaes lancv Groods. and a, General Asortmeut oi 'rofkorv. aud'rOYS. inois Furniture House THOS. BRINk Best Line of .tnre Id the Citv of Albanv! Fane Wickt,. Chairs Lotinp-es Parlor Cornice Poles. Mirrors FeatherSS Pillows Srino- Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion 8TablesISuits.gs: And w..at you can't find at. othfr houses, I have it. In fauteverj thing tha is kept in a 6rst-class hotic Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs, Spring Beds, Lounge Etc,, Etc,, at Prices that S;CANNOTi5BEj!UNDERSOLD. ALBANY - f-S . OREOH rues: rues: piie: Or Wiiliam'K Indian Pile Ointiurat Is I lie only 6urc cure for blind, blatd- m'i or ltium piles ever discovered It never fails to cure o'A cases of lepg standing. Judffe Coons, Maysvillc, Ky, says: "I)r William's Indian Pile Ointmcat cured ine after years of euflerinff." Jude (ollinourv, Cleveland, O.say "I nave ound by experience that tr. Williar.'s Indian Pile Ointment ijivcs immediate and permaLent relief." We have hundreds of 6uch tcsti niomals. Do not sufler an instant lonper. Sold by drujrjrists at 50c and $1 per box. Sold by Koshay ifcMasan, Albunv. Oroa-oii. The Xcit DlHCorcry; You have heard your friends) ar. neiiflriors talking about it. You raar yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how :ood a tiling is. If you hare ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonder ul thin alx.ut it is, that when once given . trial, Ir King's New Discovery ever afrer holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be atUietcd with a cough, cold or any Thuoat. Luug or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial, It is gauranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Fosbay & Mason's Drusr store Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook stoves or ranges sold bv Matthews & Washburn. LmnCountyBank COWAN RALSTON iflD CHARf.EERLAiN- Afbany, j - Oregon Transacts a general banking businesa. Draw sight drafts on New York, San "raii iacoand Portland, r. Loan money on approved security. Receive deposits Hubject to check. Collections entrusted to us willreceive prompt attention Just received at JH. F.wert's,a niceassortment of gold-headed canes. (1SI OUT Sill --OF- StajDo GhroeesiesI Am BOOTS AND SH0ES.IK2Z ! CAKES, PIES, eiiSray.d Jle Buys Direct immI (JarritM the i,!trrest Stock inlthel Willamette Valley? i E3T lei on parle Francais. Hier wir ieutch gesorochen. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! ft Fresh Baked Brea6 Every Day. y m i Mil jOl!Z!Stmdm mth aa carry an i:nineme line of ranted for five vcars. ay A(ldrt's. K. C. HOFFMAN, Albanv. Oregon WASHBURN, i i From aud after this date stock of Boots and ihoes 1 will selljmv entire ;0reii State Fair! Stoves and General Hardware Including the celfcbrate.l KAIILY HUE AK FAST and JEWKL 'cooking i QkUVCS IlilU 1 ibllQ, yti ii'i 'lint tUUi',.l tUU waa n.utvto ui IkllUCll J?J utenilst also a x'nilpete assortment of mx i in the construction is coming into ! se in France. It consists of con-! atr acting the houses of steel plates : introduced some time ago by M. i Dalyf manager of the Societe des j Forges do Chateleneau, who has ( i tisfactorily ascertained that cor- j r agated sheets, of no more than a millimeter in thickness, are sufli i;rtlv Btron? for building houses Continuing one week, under the management of the Oregon State Board of Agriculture. AND 5 AT COST BUILDERS' HARDWARE, I'umpi, hose, eopperware, tiiwirs. f -vl pltiinhirj' goorls a specialty, prices are guaranteed to he satisfactury. The public is invited to call .aid iospectjour stock. Tweedale's builaius. Albany, Oregon. OVER S15000INOASH PREMIUMS Otl'ered for Agricultural, Btcck, dairy and mechanical exhibits, for works of art and fancy work, and for trials of speed seTeral stones high, aa . RUNNING & TROTTING RACES material used allows of quite a; variety of architectural ornamenta-1 MV ' tion The plates thus employed; Important improvements made are of the finest quality, and, as j fa the premium list r, i .fir thAv huve Reduced rates for fares or freight they are galTanwed after they haxe ouan transportation lhies toaml been cut to the size3 and shapes j frQm tbe fa5r required, no portion is left exposed -ri QOTnF PPTriTQ losphere. It is assertea i 2IiuikjkJJ.vx 1 iuuuu This'is a cloeiug out sale !to makoj room tor ray :mmense Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods,oloaks and Furnishing Goods which will soon arrive. I intend to have thelmost complete Dry Groocis Store In the Valley. Gall early, as 1 eijatteHwill save you money. Cnxrrbsnitt, Fine fkMea, Dried B&f OZZppecMepOrfe. Ancbasf Cttstsxtf, Cendfea eutd Huts, EastomBuefaofkeat Floor, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Gltssaare, Etc. Tkm foaAi m all boock baa i-v re lew, nai banrflt ot the nmrgtn villa pen to nit i nnmi. II imihw th p(s M Um ot wiiioa nrst mat &mAhIbim tSU to the atmospl that houses constructed in this manner are very sanitary, and that ; Women's" dav ticket .... i' th- necessarv ventilating ana Men s season ticket heating arrangements can readily h? t arried out. Kstim atks thus far made of the domestic wheat crop has been Men's day ticket 50c 2oc $2 50 VY omen s season ticket :fl 00 Send to the secretary at Salem for a premium list. J. T. APPEUSON, J. T. (Rt:t;;, President. Secretary. -IN ADDlTIONjTO- THEIR OWN LINE OF CANNED GOODS jjfucludiag fruits and vegetables or an kinns ciniin i in i JsiiD3riorji manner, sojas not to lose their natural ilavor, carry miv?o -A. COMPLETE LXUSTIE -OF- Familv Grroceries. Choice Table cickeai tc Delie.ieieH. , ecc. ft t'sh fr-ait;md veetableof all ds, dressed "W" BEAD, Albany. Oregon. ALBANY IRON Manufacture "steam cngiues, grist and sawlmill machinery, iron I routs aud all kinds of heavy and light work in iron and brass castings. Special atten tion paid to repairing all kinds of maeliinery.liPatterns made on 6tort notice. E. V. SOX, Vggident. H. Stewart, Secretary. li IM P.JUJHW. nLBMMMS mm a i litJ"nTa' Oregon