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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1889)
THE j&ilfNi: w i i i gRovmnglJa DAILY ANDi; TERMS OK SUB. IAIL I'nblished erery morn Jijept Mondaj.) e.ivered by carrier, pi ........ -10 00 y mail, r yrai... ivrf.fcLY Fridav Morninz.) I l UUJ19UCU O""., i - -rt Wnen not paid in athai lie uv. ucr uu" 2.f0 THE LOXJJOX STRIKE. The London laborers strike will probably do more to awaken the British mind to the true situation of affairs than any other event could possibly have done. As the Chronicle truthfully remarks there need be no doubt about the cause of this strike, which began with the laborers on the London docks and has spread up and down the Thames river, and now embraces laborers and workmen and opera tives of many diflerent kind?. These men struck for higher wages simply and solely because they could not support themselves and their families on the pittance which they were receiving. Their labor was hard and wearisome, and wajjes had been scaled down to the very lowest notch, until famine began to press the laborers and they reyolted ; and in such a revolt labor always wins unless it throws away its chances by committing deeds of violence or lawlessness which array society against it in selfdefense. Thus far order has prevailed, and there has been a singular absence of rioting or dis turbance of any kind ; and if the Strikers can but persist in that course they will be sure to win the fight, for they will enlist public opinion and sympathy in their favor, and capital vatinot hold out against the combined attack of labor and public sentiment. When the lack of the very neces sities of life, which the stagnation of business caused by this strike is likely to bring about comes, home to the aristocratic law maker of Great Britian, it may open his eyes to the necessity of considering the rights, welfaro and happiness of the working classes as wed as hi? own ease and comfort. The present situation is that London is in a comparative state of blockade, 90 far as her food supply is con cerned. Ships laden with provis ions of different kinds lie in the river and cannot be unloaded, be cause there are no laborers to unload them. Very likely this will prove as effectual a weapon as the strikers could have devised, for when the employers begin to get hungry they will be more inclined to listen to the petition of the lab orers who have struck because they did not receive enough wages with "which to buy food. Iris authentically stated that thn tin deposits of the Black Hills exceeds that of ail the rest of the world. A correspondent of the New York Tribune says that the most careful estimates show the Black Hills tin to be very valuable and equil in quality to the best tin of Europe. If all the rock is, taken and bioken at the mill the yield in percentage is low ; but if the rock is picked, as it usually is, it is very high. Hand samples for exhibi tion contain 25 and even 50 per cent, of black tin. Professor Blake, a good authority, says that most of the ore will carry ten pounds of cassiterite and upward, and that nearly all of it is so rich in metal that it will bear treating at the mills. Professor Carpenter esti mates that if this is done 2 per cent of : he cassiterite wiil be the aver age of all ores in the Hills.' This is better than Cornwall, and l,o niv. American mines hold the advan tage over all the tin mines of the world. The school of mines at Rapid City, Dak., Prof. Franklin R. Carpenter, Prof. II. O. Hoffman and many other scientific men and metallurgists testify to the correct ness of what is written concerning the tin of Dakota. The people of Alabama are a long suffering cummunity, but when they once set about a job they are apt to do it up thoroughly. Some proselyting Mormon elders who were working there schemes for recruits lo the church of the latter day saints, were left unmo lested in their work until they transgressed all limits of respect and endurance by inducing married women to desert their homes and families and take up with the polygamous wretches proposals. Then the people arose and in right eous indignation laid on the lash until the aforesaid elders will have j amnio 'rounds to return to their: IT .... ,1 " r ,A n Cnlf 1 i o ond . pose as martvrs to the lacivious ciiisu of their churc'.i tensts. Tu.-: South Fork Fishing Ululj the Vri a'iin of whoge dam i aui"l the Ju!i!ie'.(.vi, IVii!!sv'.v;mi.i 1 If Kd, exhibited the most unpar- allelled haartless temerity ever recorded in human action. They propose to rebuild their dam, merely for the purpose of a pleas ure fish'ing resort. Even if the people of that vicinity allow such a proceeding to be accomplished, the cast of every hook and line in the waters of the reconstructed death trap would bring up such woeiul memories as would drive any man with heart and feelings into a lunatic asylum before he had felt the first nibble at his bait. Ox the subject of the general business outlook, there is said to be a decided improvement all around. The Star says that as the autumn approaches the general business situation steadily improves. The latest returns from all distributing centers of the eountry present an encouraging and hopeful appear ance. The wheat harvest is nearly completed and indications are that both the yield and quality of the grain are better than the govern ment crop report imply. Within the next fortnight the outcome of the corn crop will also be decided. It will be a good one in almost any event. But if the corn belt has a couple of weeks of arm ripening weather it will be a phenomenal Crop. New York Starr. Thk settlement of warlike affairs in the island of Hayti, by the flight and abdication of Legitime and the occupation of the capital of the island by Hippolyte places the latter at the head of the govern ment and secures peace and quiet. It is hinted that the United States lent its secret influence to bring about this state of affairs, and that the result will be to give our coun try the supremacy in influence and shape future commercial relations to our advantage. XEW TO-1JAY. WASTED A C1RL TO IK) UEXEKAI, house work. For particulars inquire Of K. N.tWit: ALBANY CREAJIEKY FRESH MILK delivered to any part of the city by Win' Sleyers. Orders can be left ut C'arin tires, or at F. L. Kenton's. IXNJt HUMPHREY, DEALERS IN choice cigars. In Wf lis, Karjto t Ce.'s office. Fine imparted and Key West oigars a specialty Wood Ja lus- HAVING PURCHASED A TRACTION eiijrmo ami a full wood rauinx outfit, I am prepared to take contracts of that kind. Persons w ishing iheir winter"g firewood sawed will do well to giro ma a call. On'eis can br left at B.townell & Stanard's. GEO. H. WARREN, EJ. McCAUSTLAND, CIVIL ENGINEER ' and Surveyor. Draughting and Blue prints. Office with Oregon Land Co. Albany Or. Sewerage systems and water supply a specialty. Estates subdividec, maps n.adt or copied en short notice. 15 rick for Sale. A" T MY KILN ONE MILE EAST OF t'wn, or delivered anywhere in the city. v. V. CASSt-Ll-, Albany ur. Contractor and Itailder. milK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATES 1 in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. " Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Uueen Anne, Eastlake and Kliza bethian stvle of building. Will furnish plans and spt cilica'ins free of charges. Satis faction guaranteed. W. C. CASSEL. r EVERE HOUSE. ALBANY 'OK. CHAS XV Pfeiffcr, Prop. Only first-eclass houM in the city. Large sample rooms for com-, mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the I kitchen. General store office for CorvaUi. T I OST A GOLD LOCKET WATCH CHARM Jj with a short piece of fold chain at- ; tu hod to it. On the charm was engraved j t!i letters S. I. B. The finder will be uita-1 by rewardel by leavin; the same at this i o.lice. Kollre r llsIutloB or Partnership mHK PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE X. existing under th firm same f Wallace, I'kompson & Co, wherein T L. Wallace, W. S Thompson and K. La Forest of the city of Albany, Linn comity, Oregsn. wore general partners is this tho 7th day of August A . IsaU, dissolred by mutual cousunc, T. L. Wallace retiring. Tlie business will be con ducted at the same place br W. S. Thompson and E. LaFoies. unuei the firm name of LaForest i Thompson, who will assume all liabilities ana collect all acunaiits due the firm. Dated this 7th dav of August A, D. IS. T. L. WALLACE, W. S. THOMPSON, E. La FOREST. T)ERSONS DESIRING SAND, LOAM OR 1 I imvnl frmii the nrf-lltiupfl nf K. I.. Such. in lienton conntv, cau procure ticKcis ior me . :.. is..,,r. in,,,,. Oregon. tins. E. Wolvkrtos. 0KKUUN KLKCTKIC. KKLIKr IS TUB MOST KI.E Kant medicine in the world for internal and external use. and f.-,r pain oi any nature. You will nercr find iti equal. Ask your druggist for it. WANTKD MAN OK GOOD SELLING ability to represent us as sales agent in this town, ($200 to SfJOOO per year can he made) Address, AVananiaker & Brown, Philadelphia, Pa The largest clothing and merchant Uilor inif house in America. A NASALT 'iNSECfOR-rai s with each bottle of Shiloh'a Catarrh Rem edj. Price 50 cenU Foshay i Vlanaa lonlrarlr and Bnlldcr. DC. SHELL WILL FURNISH PLANS, specifications and details for all kinds of building and architecture. All work prompt ly done and guaranteed to be first-class. Es timates furnished on short notice for brick bui'dings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. Albany Opera House ONE NH.HT NI.Y- TUKSDAV, SEPT. 81) Lew Johnson's l'.lack baby Roy RF.MSED oLOKKI .1II.STBKI S. Consolidation of Black Stars. i -.EM lK U1QKKD AKTIVT If) ai. enti eiv new and novel loi.'t Uil to see the trratul i pert innaiif IMiIRM TKEE1131"AJIAIF. I i IUa-li-d lv the dlstinj. tithed drum major j I -;"lsi'if 1 ts f'r Mile at i:'ackni-.t'! 1'- st0" - TBI C!tl. C AT. Bat! HVl. Ml WORTH PD WATCHES 3-I"V"JEfcr A-"W A I t!U- this m th 1 of informing the dtizans of A'baay and vicinity tlia I have just opened first class clothing store io connection with my merchnntile business, and have added the Jnost complete stock of gents Will1 Goods VlT brought to the city. In "ider to advertise inv business I have de cided to ive away over $500 tf-.r'li of Gold Watches, livery purchaser of mil' dollar's worth of ooU, f.T chsIi. from the clothing department will receive a chance for one of tii -.-e gold watches. Stock i ail new jUichased iq the cast for spot ensh, and will he sold at LOWEST Call and examine my stock ggpVNo 'rouble to show ol- Albany. Or. 'MfMlNNVILLE McMINNVILLK, W ill & it I Qllege "SlfA li TaiitaI mr JULIUS GKAD WOflL'S -o) G0LDEN RULE BAZAAR FAMILY GBOCEKIES. AND GENERAL JHARDWAFE i Rower Bros'. Silverware, French, China and Crystalware Bovs' "Wacroiis and "Doll Carriao-e. fMl.J V KJJr- cti.Mll. -Assortment or He Buys Direct j? ad Carries the Largest Stock in the Willamette Valley . lei on parte Francais. Hier iffl MS carry an immense line of Stoves and General Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, aad ail kinds i u tenons! also a Vmlpete assortment of farmers ant -AND- BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Pumpa, hose, copperware, tinware, nd plumbsrs' goods a specialty, prices are guaranteed to be satisfactory. The public is invited to call and inspect our stock. Tweedale's buildinsr.l Albany, Oregon. The Willamette -IN ADDITION JTO- THEIR OWN LINE Qlucluding fruits andjvegetables ot an kinns c.nine i in a ,suu3riorjt manner, soJa3 not to lose their natural flavor, carry COMPLETE IjHsTE! Iamilv j C lioi '.: I JeUiw, r I i 5s? JOO and Clotliinfi before purc!:nMng elsewhere. G. IV. SrJIPSON. DOTH ACADEMIC AX I' COLLEGIATE Departments. In the Academic Department there are four courses of study of three years each: Classical, scientific, normal and business. In struction is thorough; location, heal thyi expenses low; advantages, first class in every respect. Full informa tion in catalogue, for which address T. G. BKOWiSON,Prss. OREGON Stark. 0( - a, VOMUltl.. Crocker v. andTOYS. witf deutch gesorochen. BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking! mds ot kitchen Paclii Company OF CANNED GOODS Grroceries. ares j nir.wr.il i WASHBURN, A Perfect slinultl be mild, and pr om pt and pleas ant, with no griping or purgat ive effects It should also incite the liver to actiou, aid diges tion, and eliewthe kidneys. Like nothing else, Ppine's Celery Compound is a perfect laxative and cuies cons-tipationjwhere all other remedies fail. "As a gentle laxative Paine's Cele ry Compound is surely without a peer 1 think 1 mijiht to know, since I liavo tried r nirty after remedy fur about six years, and have found nothing that equals it in my ease of costive ness." J. . Jenkins, Teacher, Cloyd'8 Creek, leun. T.mubJ fia.a Are ths simplest Iiycsmade. DiJfflUUll U"tS A childjcansc.thcm. CITY DEDG STORE. --FIX'". AET SUPPLIES TO LET AND FANCY AP.TKLKS FRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY tCCPv FCLMtD GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS, j&'Her wird Deutch qesvrechen. r nois rurn THOS. BRINk BcstLine of ::uure In the Citv of Albanv! Fane Wickt,. Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornfce Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Srino- Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits And w..at you can't find at other houses, I have it. In factevery thins tha is kept in a first-class house Ash, Maplqand Walnut Chamber sets, Chairs, Spring Beds, ' Lounne Etc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY - OllEGN em -OH1 BOOTS AND SHOES. BARGAINS. From and after this date stock of Boots and Shoes AT This is a cloeincr out immense Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods,oloaks and Furnishing Goods which will seen arrive. I intend to hare the most complete Dry Groods Store In the Valley. Call early, as 1 cm and will sare yu money. "W IF1 ALBANY M Manufacture steam engines, grist aad sawjtnill machinery, iron fronts and all kinds of heavy and liirht work in iron and lirasa castings. Sy.jcsal atten tion iiaid to repairing all kinds of machinery. Patterns made oa stirt notice. ! K. V. SOX, "-o.sident. H. stbwaut, Seiretary. Laxative Fame Celery Compound is prump and pleasant. As a laxative it leaves ! ttle to be desired. have great confidence in its meriis. ' Albert Leanard, 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 bottieot Paino's Celery Compound F. C. Sth knev. Druggist, Havaua, Ala. Moral: U I'aine's Celery Com pound and stop ruining the intestinal tract with. harsh wirirative Diils. $1.00. Six for S3 CO. Druggists. Wells Kichardson &. Co. Bsrlicrtoii. Vt. !..Livm-' ii (s tated Food are Htaltliy. y ami Hearty It is unequahd ;S Hup: LINK OF- itme Duse OUT SALE BARGAINS! 1 will sell my entire sale to mako room tor'my COST! BEAD, Albany,? Oregx Merit 11 We iesirc Ufar t our citizens, tha r.-.r vaura u-o lisiTf been eellinc 9c. K.no-VNcw Dic-overTtot Consumt)tia, ! Dr. Kind's New Life Villis Buckle ' Arnica S:iUe ana i-iccwie niucrs, have never handleU remedies li.: t M as well, or that LaTe iven such u. - crsal s:iTi?tait:on. We do not hesi tJte to guarantee them cverv time and we etand icadv t)cfund the pur elia-e price, if satisfactory results da l.jt follow their use. These reined.', hav won their great popularity pur lv on iheir merits, vshaT te Mafo- J)ruistj. .t hafa luvcKtinriil. Is one which is guaranteed to ! riii:. vou satisfactory results, or in case ot failure a return of purchase price. Oa this safe plan vou t an buv from oui adveriisci! lru;rjrist a bottle of Dr. Kind's Few Discovery Tor Consump tion. It is urrantecd to bring roliil in every case, when usea foranraflct tion of Thioat. Lungs or Chest, such as Coiifeuiiiption, Inflammation ol Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop, ing Coii.h, Croup, etc., etc. It j. pleasant and agrt-eable to taste, per leetly safe, and can always lt deperd ed upon. 1 ril bottles free at For? fa a iV: i':ison's Drugstore. phch: riic: riic: Dr William's Indian Pile intniei is the only sure cure for blind, bleed ing or itching piles ever discovered It never fails to cure o'.d cases of loa standing. Judge Coons, MaysviHe, Ky, fcays. "Dr William's Indian File Ointment cured me after years of suffering." Judge t ..llinbury. Cleveland, O, says "I nave :i;nd by experience that Dr. Williar.'a 1 1 : ci t i l'iic (Miitnient give immediate and pcrtui.eul relief.'" We hac hundreds of such tet nmiiials. ! not it"tr an instant 'ongr. Sdd by druggi.-ts at riOc and I per box. to)d by t u.-iiav -Mason, Alb inv. iri-7-on. lis,- Jew JUM-erj. You have hi-a rd ycur friends and neighbors talking about it, Yu may yourself be one 1 the many who know from p.-rsonal experience jusi how good a thing is. If you i.a t ever tried it, you are one of its Maun o friends, because the wondcr'ul thing about it i. that when once given trial, Dr King's New Discovery ever af-.cr holds a place in the hoiire. it you hare never used it and should be afflicted witli a cough, cold or fly Thaoat. Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once end give it a fair trial, It is g:'uranteed every time, or ironey refunded. Trial bottles free at F l ay it Mason's Drug otore Fifty pieces of furniture given w ith all cook Moves or ranges sold bv Matthews & Washburn. COWAN RALSTON AND CHAMBERLAIN' Albany, - 0reg$n Transacts a general banking business. Draw sight drafts on New York, fan .Ftin idcoand Portland, r. Loan money on approved security. Receive deposits subject to cheek. Collections entrnsted to us win re;eive prmnnt attent iou Just received at nkeassortaient of canes. H. Kwert's,a gold-keadod SI Staple Groceries I FieeutoaK,tMer; TtM eta, eta. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atuitoeatani rsBabt tmm to akw bud ceaofawta in ilnii, at tali Uml. pnwriaa, Wrieh1tiinlaiill Jililil at fctw bit thill ol MBrtl Ji I 111 I laah M Cjnnbttti&s, Fin Pickta. Dried Beef Chipped to 0rde. Ancboay Uastard, Candies aad Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Roar, Canned Qooda of All Kinds. Bohemian Qlissurare, Etc. TbM food wera all bought wfcan prttm rcre taw, aantth beoefli af tha maiftn will a i the oM mm ca ftnt and BroadaXW Wa AM (Si t?Tbo BShtyriea.tB. a.l .'-UiSfT '"v a : tor vtx Linn County Bank CONRAD 111 F. H. PFEIil AT 'J MHII1 KtKTAII i
