Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 30, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKNTNG IIEllAL!- Fill DAY, AUGUST 30, 18S9. ... . mm . tr ltlne3', Irom JMignsn uebittna, iHatnmagaU J) iUraUl;provenacompiete failure and the - - AIIV A.MD WEEKL TERMS OF SUWUKIPTIN DAILY Published every morniii meept Moiijaj.) e'.ivercrl bv carrier, per eek.... " . y mull, tr yi-:u 8 Wr.EKLY. (Publish! every KriUay Moraine.) ne copv, r annum, in advance..... Wiien not laid in advance S1SULU TAX THEORY. One of the most unaccountable j phases of the human m.nd is the Veadiness with which new, untried and impossible theories are taken up and adopted. The more impos sible and higbllown the theories are the more numerous and enthus jastie their followers appear to be. One of these high soundingtheories that is now being spiead out before the American farmers with all the j winning sophistry that enthuiastic J star gazing dreamers can invent is j the so called single tax theory. Of .it the Husbandman, one of the leading grange papers very truth fully says : There is danger to day, as there was yesterday, and will be to-morrow, in every alliance that in any degree causes the grange to lose it identity. At this moment there is systematic design to tie the grange to the vagary of a single land tax. In a covert way, good men have been wheedled into ac ceptance of the fallacy that good would come from placing all taxes on land. Hut is it not passing Strang;; that any farmer should imbibe a notion at variance with his own experiences? There can be but one explanation : that is in the fascination of winning speech that gained its melodies in the' wweets of Utopia. Farmers in the . .. t 'PI., ;- mam are verv practical men. llieir - capital is in land that yields profit t.i labor nnlv throii'h intelligent i use, and never in such large meas ure that a considerable portion 'nay be spared for governmental uses without the following of real hardship. They complain, justly, too, that there is discrimination against their holdings in all tax levies. How can they find relief in acceptance of a farther burden? The rery idea is absurd. It is like matins black appear white by the intervention of a spotless screen thrust in by delicate art to inter cept vision and deceive the be holder. The device may be ap proved by men who have nothing to lose by its successful employ ment, but it is amazing that any farmer can be so deceived. One of the greatest feared and most fascinating cf natural pheno- j mena is the earthqualce. fact ana i - ...i inciueuia jinii.iiv'i iiii "1 lT ; i) hennincn:! are eawrlv souirlit. i The I'hronich; says that if Professor j .Milne of Tokio or anv other seismic . . . expert Visits the scene ot tbe I r,...i.n! iitliiii iti- ill Ian-ill tin- i recent eai lliqil.lk.es 111 .Jaji-lll. Hit ( report will be verv interesting. : , " . , : 1-rom th- meaner accounts that i h;ve been received it seems that: . . I an appcarently extinct volcano ( vliiie-l -;iirnti of nctivitv tl. it i MllOtve l M?ns OI aUlMt), n,al water spouted Up through lisstires i in the ground andlthat all w wells ; in the disturbed district were dried , .,, . , up or ruined With naiul. Manv Ol the phenomena were similar to J those observed at Mount l'amlai- j hin, hut at Kumatuoro tneie. seemed to be no special vent , through which the hidden forces I made their wav. but the terrible! . 1 1 Mcanic power was lnanuesieu over many acres, ah me pue-1 nomena that create dread and . .. .. terror were present snaking earfcn, falling TimMirirr fiiirn.4 vawninsr """" " - - :o engulf their victims, hills rent; lit twain, anil water nursun uuiu i in twain, and watet , . . , the great crevasses, Is Ilenrv bhaw. who lias just, i:ea, tne city oi .t. i.ouis uau u ; t .1 .fLa. 1 friend whose benefactions reached every citizen and especially the ioorer classes. The botanical gar- lons which he presented to the atate are the largest and most coinplete'in this country, while to the city he presented Tower drove park, which furnishes to the people :i free resort of groat beaury. His example ought to suggest to Amer ican millionaires this practical and effective method of commemorat ing their names. It is far more enduring than brass or marble and infinitely more useful. 'r' YfiKic nronoses to net! around the ohjection t3 holding the ,. .... , .. .. World's i2 fa r within her limits " ,n account oi wck ui open ' ' h'i'fiicient for t'.iejpurposc, oy usin tiovernor's Island, in the bay, for that purpose. That proposition .srarts the still more pungent objc tionofthe risk of ferriage. Sew Yi.rk must curb her wants to some. I , . , . , , ! I r iii.iit-ur.- that the iron cianj .i!n-hi, Texas, which was con- i Uu- led f ..i by late Secretary h--j i 1 l : lino contractors the Barrow Sshipouua- ing Company, notified to suspend work upon her until the matter can i oe lnvesuuaieu. i original designs are carried out the vessel will not float when com p!eted, and there is talk of adding more botiancy by putting in anoth er center compartment. English designs are not preferable to American productions, aud events will demonstrate that fact every t'me Tiik largest single county in the United States is said to be Custer county in Montana, in the center , of which the Cnster massacre took place. It is loO miles long and 123 miles wide. The Eiffel tower in Paris lias. started the fashion, and now thej strife will be to build the highest i one in the world. London is plan-! ning one 2000 feet high and Sew j Yo; k will see it a foot or two moie. Cam. Sciukz the ienuan-Amtri-can politician, whose mugwump action retired him irom the politi cal lield, is said to be growing rich . out of private business affairs. j Fine Suitings. Just opened, at I- K. Dlain's tailoring department, the very latest patterns in piece goods for suitings and trousers:, w hich will be made up to order in the most approved style by Mr. K. A. t?chuf iler, the experienced tailor who has charge of that department. Call early aud get your choice of patterns before the btock is broken. 1IOKN'. UoYCK. To the wife t Ueo. S. Ilojee in thin citv on Thumdav Auv nine puuml girl. The mother and child aro doing well, and t'io father was in a j.ijoiw mood as he dropped into the HK-t.w.n other? to annouiKC ir the event, with a big watorm-lon under his arill BanMOBmaBanHnai SEW TO'DAl'. r 1 V house work r'wr particulars inquire j j of K. X, Cundit; Wood !awlaK, HAVING PURCIIASKIl A TRACTION engine and a full wood tauinc outfit, I am prepared to take contracts of that kind. Persons wishing iheir winter' tlrensod sawed will do will t. givo me a call. Ort'eig can kr left at Riownell & Stanard's. GKO. H. WARREN, T OST OR STOLEN-IN ALBANY, Al'G. Jj 27t th. a liirht rel Irish setter pup. white an breast and to sol hind feet whit; about j four months. Any party rcturni. r the ! aime te C. W. Cowan at the Farmeis' wart- i hou, or tfivini; information reifardln;; tke j whereahouti of the sains will be suitably re- I warded. 1 it will help von erery time you line it. i Ask your fnerdn altout if Very pleasant to j Uke," AH driifgistt have i p J. McCAWSTLAXP. CIVIL ENGINEER I Ti and Surveyor.- Wranrhtire and Blue- prints. Office with regn band t'. AlUany j or. scwom j-ntem tn i water mippiy jr ,.opjej wn slHrt ,lotice. - T? T. SKWJWH'K. II. !.. ECLECTIC I jij j,1V!) , an u'iiI kureon. Otlhe iuu ; and 1'4, rVareeV llo:i, Albany, Oregon. outrarir and i;ulller. fiwiE unpkksigxed having located j X in Aih.inv solicits pit,riin:nre fioin eily an, ,-nntitr. Willcontrart to build liridift'n, ' lariis. ninl "ail manner of dwtilin' hm-e, .,;., 0(.lU An):... Eatlakc and Eliza ' ithian tl of iiiiiiiin. Will furnish i.Wns ami s:. ititatiiis iric of diaries. Satin f.u.tjon u,i.,r..ntM.i w. . cassei.. ; ,.""".",."". n EVEHE IH1 SE, Al.liANY, Ol!. (,'IIAS , pfciffer, rrp. only tirst -ceians Iioil ; i" the city, l.ar-e Bample room fur com- 1 m(.riil men. No Chinamen employed in tht : kitchea. iieaeral stacs o for CorvaUis. .-71- watciTcharm lj with a simrt viecr of ro'd chain at-i tit-hedtoit. On the lUarni was enri U th" letters S. M. B. The findir will be uni'a-t ;" arJel by .earn. the sain, at this j . - ! j J A rrliab'e V. s. stanard 3 ton Rie tnj C.7.deliTt'rid ai vonr nearest railr wul H'alKB ! tr,. of (r .,.,ht OI; thirtv ,iaVs triii. ijir.'fr i K-alfs at Pr"l ortionateir price. price, war ranted f.- fi e Tfnrs. AddreMS. K. C. IIOFFMAX, ill....... . b..(r... I .1ln,.vic6.,u, Orein Slate Fair!! "'"o . .. . a Twcntv-nintli annual exinnition ai t Salem, Origon, commencing MOXDAV. SEPT. 10, j Continuing one week, under the! management of the Oregon State Board f Agricultuie. iJlli! PREMIUMS Offered for Agricultural, stock, t dairv and mechanical exhibits, lor : works of art and fancy work, and for trials of speed. RUNNING V TROTTING RACES: KACH DAY. . Important improvements made. in the premium list. . lu 1 . Reduced rates for fares or freight i on all transportation lines to and from the fair. ADMISSION PRICES Men's dav ticket ..")0c 20C j Women's day ticket Men's season ticket $2 50 for a premium list. ' .1. T. APrKUSON. j t. Ckkgu, President. iecrotary. ASH $5oo WORTH GOLD VMTGHES I take- t m tb u! ot informing the citizeLS of "A'banj and vicinity tliat 1 .ae JUSt opened uim i-isa his iii Goods and Clotliing ver brought to the city. In ider to advertise my business I have de cided to sire away over $300 .vorMi ( (iid Watches. Every purchaser of out- dollar's worth of g(K for frm tin;, cloth'mg department n ill icceivc a chance l'r one f tn gold vaiotiep. Stock is ail new I uvcl i'i 'he east for spot -.sii. -mhI will le !d at LOWEST L5VING RTES. I.' ! mid exHipii"' my stock l-fore putclia-iog ebewhere. Albany. Or. M?Minnvi llT(ollege McMIXNVlLLK, Will & VullS S i lV r wa. JWf flT V I I:. 1 JULIUS GEADWOflL'S -o) GOLDEN. RULE FAMILY GROCERIES, A rv I r v s r- a i i o a i i i a r- f-N t a a r--v r AINU Volt. IN trvAL J-lAmcJVVAt ! i.ioer 33ros Silverware, ITreiich, Clihia and GrvsU JBovw' Aratrons Kancv Groods: aiui a Oeneral Lsortment or (Jrockerv. aiilTO rs. Ht Buys Direct tnil Carrier the Largest Stock in the j 13 lei on parle Francais. Hier wir deutch gesprochen.- j MA THEWS carry an immense line of Stoves and General Hardware Iuohidingjthe celebrated KARLY 11REAKFAST and JKWKL fcw.king ; stoves and ranges, parlor and cooki: stoves, add ail kinds of kitchen y nteiii!st also a mlpete assortment of hmm aim -AND- 1 III IU VI u BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Pumps, hose, copperware, tinware, t nd plumbers' goods a specialty, prices are guaranteed to he satisfactory. The public is invited J to call and inspect our stock. Twcedale's bnildine.j Albany, Oregon. The Willamette -IN ADWTIOXjTO- THEIR OWN LINE ifi Including ftuits andvcgetaile3 or an 8o;as not to lose tlicir natural li.ivor, carry l. COMPLETE IjIJTE Fai ni 1 v Choice TaVihr Delicacies, frh fruit-iud I fckea?, etc., ecc. tiwiuiuy aiurc iu ruuacciion wuu my G. IV. PSOX. BOTH ACADEMIC ANli COLLEGIATE Departments. In the Academic Department there are four courses of xtudv of three vears each: Classical. scientific, normal and business. In struction is thorough; location, heal thy! expenses low; advantages, first olass in every respect. Full informa tion in catalogue, for which address T. G. imOWKS01N,rrP3. OREGON Stark. re fc. o( - ttZ:, and l)oll u ' m mmm.i Packing hpny OF CANNED GOODS kitvis c.nuir: , in gsuoeriirrjt manner, ; Gri - oceries, vrgctabloaf all 1, irescd Vll Ull .) mm mi i i Perfect should be mild, aud pro ru p t and pleas ant, with no griping or purgat ive t fleets It should also incite the liver to actioii, aid diges tion, and elievethe kidneys. Like nothing else, I'aine'a Celery Compound is a perfect laxative ami emeu constipationvlierejall other remedies fail. "As a gentle laxative I'tini.-' Cele ry Compound is surely without a peer 1 think 1 ought to know, Miue 1 iiavj tried reiiisdy aftr t f inc. I v for ;'hout six years, and have 'ouad iinlhing that cijuals it in my aw nf costive" I IIC93. .1. 15. .IKXKIVS. 'IVtIiit Cloyd's Crci:k. '1 vtiii. Ar tli! bimplest 1 rs nia.'c. A cliil.ljcan use Diem. i i i nois Furniture House . THOS. BRINk Best to of ::;tnrc In the Citv of Afav! Fane- Wickt. Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Srin Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten blUll a.ctUie& OUltto And w..at you can't find at other liouses, J have it. In fauteverj- thing tha is kept in a lirst-class house Ash, Maple anil Walnut Chamber seta, Chainf, Spring Beds. Lounges IJtc, Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY ! . OR EG 13 f V 0 r-OF- BOOTS AND B A R C A I M S ! "From anil aft?r this tlat 1 will sellmy entire : stock of Boots ami Shoes AT This is a cloning out sale to mako room tortuy :mraeDse Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods,oloaks and Furnishing Goods which will son arrive. I j intend to have the most complete j Dry Goods Store In the Taller. Call eariv, as I c&iQmdQ trill 3are ; you money. i M Manut.tctiire steam engines, trrist aud sawjmill ma :innfry, irmi trunks au.i all kinds of heavy and lk'ht wirk in iron and brass eastings. Special attsn ! tion paid to repairing all kind of inaoliiuery.K.Patteriis m:ule on stirt noiic?. K. 1". SOX, "-t'sident. G. H. Stewart, Secretary. i Laxative I'air.e Celerv Ccinpounulislpromp and pleasant. As a laxative it leave little to he desired. I have great confidence in its merits." Albert Lkasard, 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 a T 1iav had no return of these pains eince using one bottle of! Paine's Celery Compound b G. Stk-kney. Druggist, Havana, Ala Moral: L'se Paine s Celery Com- pound and flop ruining the intestinal tmcs vith,harli buri; itive iills. j i $1.00. Six f..r &i.U0. Oruggits. Wells Richardson & Co. Bsrlice'toB. Vt. m 1J Living on I.a. t ite.1 i-ikmI arc Iltaunj. iiL'SSS Happy and Heart) It is unequajid L.'.''vi"!r '"' I-i'-tteil t'lmMl arc Htalthv. m BARGAINS" Albany," 0-4u. SHOES COST WORKS, nrit niai We dcirt to tv to our citizens, ihx for rear w Lave been eellin? 9r. ' KIns'sNew Uicovervlot Coiismnptifta, ' Dr. Kind's New Life Pills, Bucfcleri's f Arnica Salve and Electrie Bitters, 4 have never handled remedies that f?u as well, or that have given such n..i iert.al satisfaction. We do notbsi tate to guarantee ibem everr tirae and we stand readv t refund the pr chae price, if satisfactory results de not fil low their use. These remed,'. kav won their great populritv piw. Iv on ilnir merits. eshaT & MaM'-Dru-'iriKt. v I A MIc lavrKloirUl. Is one which in guaranteed to ! riB, vou satisfactory result, or incase of failure a retura of purchase priee. 0m this t-afe plan vou can , buv from or advertised Druyist a bottle of Dr. King's Few Discover for Consumj 'tion. It is frurrantecd to bring reliit in vtTV case, wlicn uscq foranTaffei. tion of Throat, I.uns or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation o! Luiifrs, DroiichitiP, Asthma, Wliooi ing: Coiuih, Croup, etc., etc. It plcas-n.t Hiid atrrceable to tai-te, per fectly safe, and can alwaT6 be depend I'd upon. 1 rial bottles tree at Fob hi t: .Mason" Drugstore. Hie.: riu: rn: William's Indian Pile 'lintv is the only sure eure lor blind, blfleri i hit or itciiini- piles ever discovered Il never fails, to cure old cases of ! standing, Jude Cooni-, MaysviHe, Ky, says. "Dr XViliium's ludiun Pile ufutmeat cured me after years of 6ufferinr." Judge ( oinnuurv, Cleveland, O, Bays "I nave ound by experience that r. Williai .'.s Indian Pile Ointment s;iTefc immediate mid penuiti.ent relief." We liayc hundreds of such testi monial. Do not tufTer an insteat longer, t-'old by drugtrlsts at 50c ad ?l per box. Sold by Koshay A:Maan, AJb.'.liy. reoii. Ilu-ev Diorovrry. You have beard jour friends n neiglibors talking about it. You tav yourself be one ot the many vhi know from personal cxnerientw iit 'now good a lliing is. If you bare ever trit-a it, you re one of its staunch friends, because the wonder ul thin ilmut it is, that when once given trial, Dr King's New Discovery eier af:ir holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should tea atllietcd with a cough, cold or any Thnoat. Lung or Chest trouble, eecure a bottle at once sud give it a fairttial, It is gauranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottle fret at Foahay it Miifon's Drug C'torc Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook stoves or ranges told bv Matthews it Washburn. COWAN RALSTON AID CHArYEEFO- ' Albany- " Transacts general banking buRincca. Iiraw eiirht drafts on X Ysrk, te fftraa . iaeo.nd rortlatisi, r.' ', Load money on approved ecnritjr. Receive deposits ttubjevt to clieck. Collections entrarted ' to us will raseiva 1'riinut attcntioa Jst received at If. Ewerf-.a 1 i,ireassortH)en f old-headed Staple Groceries I CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breatf Every Day. 1 toud a eanmm frooenam. so wfeleb la 1m teMCMbb ftw ot Cranberries, Fine Picktes. Dried Beef Chipped to Ordet. Anchoog Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, ! Canned Goods of All Kinds. ! Bohemian Glassware, Etcy J Tbsaa goods war all .faoadit. whan ' frwa i (are imm, an the beocftl a thai uln will I fivm te his aaaoofa. Kauwsubar tha ria ! U Um old iiusajai oo FVat aad I-saialbis iLBMSOlfORl And Albany - - Oroor EtOURi am ivumnn canes. F.JUWIiF at mutwiram mxtaiv. ! new raooEss