Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 26, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVilli .MOliMNU HElIAii'- THURSDAY. SEl'TKHISEK 2fi. ,.,sa. Iwarcl Bellamy's kward." 1 Look- UAILY A.NU WEEKLV TKRMs ' .SFrMrCill'TION u wt.Y f ... ... i:.. t eti.rv uiorfiini: exccut JJoi.duj liver. -d br carrier, per weck............. 0.15 t mui!. icr yeai ......... . o 00 WEEKLY. I 1 1 . '..iitil every Friday Morniny.) . ;,. r Mitl nil, ill advance...,.' :. .' c !! hailmrit':. tjji: jiaii.s. l the Albany io;to1t."e close o- all alike north r,,r. Kaitrrn Hates '. C;SJ A. ..t. Went 8idt; f It. I'.. J l"i)r IVr-anl a rut .S-ilein 11 A. u srriilii. and Yaqtiina .12:S0 r. i of!icc south ......... 7:30 p. The p.vi'!fioj will be cluwxt each crei.iifc -nn six to hevc:i o'clock. it -jfWBreJ liuttvr far tin-hearty morning ira;-i should bo mailed before 6 o clock the f.V!u evuniuf. OKKGO.N PACIFIC TIMii TABLK. rrv'.pht Arrives lJeir! ..'ll.i5umll.0tj p ill SKCKKT SOCIETIES. 1 . . I', W. S.ifct.v Lodge Xo, 13; it. mery llomI.iv uvcmni at tli' tj mceti A. It kt-vit on Kcrrr street. between Sueond and Ttilr.I. Albany, Orem. Stransren in thi ily arid tratnijnt brothicn cordially ir-vitcd to attend. SI SULK TAX tax time they 'i lie -uphi.stry of the filial theorists is hardly worth tin taken to answer, hut that keep it up with such presidency as to ronvinet? themselves anl some little ilauer of convincing others of their sincerity. Mr. Shearman in the Forum article yives .statistics ipon hu iftibjtvt attempting to ehow that by the single tax upon land a revenue f f over a billion dollars would be raised. The Sun says that Mr. Shearaian's assump tions are unwarrantable. From the assumed value of the land mint first be deducted the capital expended in the construction of j """fs o!" district will be the rule. railways. The bare land occupied,' by the railroads is not worth $lN)0 p mile. 1 he rauroiJs represent an actual investment of $o0,000 a A dispatch from Paris states j that legitime is trying to prejudice the French against ' the United States ""by representing " that this country has obtained some extra ordinary concessions from his suc cessful rival, Ilippolyte, for favom extended to the laUer by this gov ernment. If such favors were ex tinded the fact is not generally known to the American people, most of whom imagined that our neutrality was too severely impar tial, all the circumstances consid ered. But even if the United States had shown a preference for! either of the combatants it would - i i be none of France's business. The Monroe doctrine is a tolerably elastic bit of polity, and may be interpreted to mjan that it is the duty of the United States to keep order in American countries, as well as to bar out all European governments, .it any rate France has no Monroe doctrine which she can fall back on as a warrant for intermeddling in American affairs. Her situation demands that she pay strict attention to the affairs of the old world, and let those of the new world be managed by Amcri- c IMS. The places that electricity tc cupies in the industrial world are constantly increasing. The Min ing Journal says that the applica tions of electricity in mining are rapidh increasing; coal cutters, drills, all kinds of mill machinery, aerial, surface ami underground tramways, are ail being driven by electricity, and the time seems to be approaching very rapidly when the transmission of power by elec tricity from distant convenient generating centers to the scattered $5oo WORTH GOLD WATCHES G-I-V-SItsr -A"W A "T- I take this method of informing the citizcoa ol Albany nd vicinity that I have just opeDetl first class clothing store id connection with my meiermntile business, and have added the "most complete stock of gems SQUAKi DEALING Goods QCj C. E BR0TMLL, -SUCCESSOR TO- IBROWNELL & STANARD and Oiiiif! ever brought to the city. In older to advertise tny business I have de cided to sire away over $500 t!h tjnld W dies Evrry puiclmser of oue'dollarV worth of goods. Lr m. '. Morn Hie c'otliin t'e.jji -ttntnt will receive a chance lor oue of tli 'se old waU.hes. Slc n't new purchased i'i the east for spot cash, and will he so'd at LOWEST LIVING R&THS. Call and examine my st: k ! fore purchasing clsi w !kio. ItNoJi rouble to show goo Is. .i!fmtf. Or. g. w. snrpsvx. BOTH ACADEMIC A Mi- COLLEGIATE Departments. In the Academic Department there are tour courses of study of three years each: Classical, -cientific. normal and business. Iu truction is thorough; location, heal hy! expenses low; advantages, first :las8 in every respect. Full informa lon in catalogue, for which address -nffimnun G. BROWNSON.Prw.. McMINN'ILLE, ORECION ; W tho .. Illl ! il , I. ' !!.' I 1: v ::1.u'.i-e that hi is vutii.titttu h husi. ess at .ii. o' i l iK.r tl.Hi. i-i r piepaied ti rill all order? in tht m:v i:i: ukfohi: oitkkkd in albany. W.-illi- Ii.; ;e j i lii iMiiring i-uiii ? id Ah anv f'-r llivir very Iircr U nation ;ic-ir h i-mtiiniKho' tf jour favors, as- .in-1- Ily . lit- i-iiii-l; ( l Vw.i.-.-l. y I LOW PRICED, A jii-iiii', of i,'(iods and COUllffcOUS TltKATMENT, Wry ivt-pcei fully. If 1 r ,.1" j Yiurs lor hutduess, C. E. HKOWNELL. rc:hie VV. Lil?iolcl)urri. Salesman. SMALL : PROFITS: CUT DRUG STOKE Merit yTIm We desire to ear to our citizens, tfca for vears we have been selling Br. King's New DlcovcrrlOi Consuraptioa, Dr. KingVXeiv Life ' Rile,' ucklen'a Arnica Salve and -pectrie Bitters, and bare never handled temdle8 fbatfe'1 as well, or that hive ctren socfi 1ati i;eral satisfaction:' We flo aothesi tate to ' p-utirmitee them lcrv tttne arid we stand rcadv to refund the iQJ chase price, if saiisfactorv rrttilta i. jt follow their use. These reined.1 j hay won their great popuUritv pnr.- Iv on ilu-ir merits. oshar & Masor A Safe iHVrsliut-Bl. Is one which is'f;u:iranteed to : riu vou salisfactorv results-, or in ease of failure H return if puit-bas priec. O tfcu safe plan ' vou cau tuV frbtn wlu Mdyerlfce Dru-ict a iinttle ojf BF. Klngs Few Dihcovt-rv for Ctinsnnip tion. It i eurrniiieed to brin-r rcliil in everv eM-t v luii uscq for apt affec tion of ThiOat, Li lifts' Or ''phi-fit, such a Coiisumpiioti, luCauiinalion of I-tius, lirotit-liiiis, Asthma, VN'hoof injf Cou.h, Croup, etc., etc. It L pleas'int utid n;reealIe to taste, per f'VU.y '.ofe, ijnU cin, always be depend i'd iipoii. I rial 'bottles tree at FosliA rue! piiex; ini Dr Williaiu'b IiiUiah Ointmeai is the only sure cur'c."tcr tilind,' ingor iiciiin ille' ver "dlsifoVeFc'4 It never fails to cure bliZ rds:ca of foci- standing; ' ... ... -Titrl.ivi- -kfna fMVvillf Vv ord "Dr William's Iiidiau 1'ile Ointment cured hie after years of fUfleririJ."" : Judge t;nint)ui v, Cleveland, U.savs "I naVe ound by experience that Di . Wiiliar.'. liidian Pile Ointment give immediate and perna.beut relief." We tiuyi- liundieds ol tuch tetst: niniiials. Do not su!!.r an instant longer. old by dmgsril. at !Ke and $1 per lox Alhauy tu'.i by Fosliay iVll:i?oti, tlregon. I he .New ItiNenvery. ART 1 IN1'. LINE OF SUPPLIES mile. Three billion dollars matt obviously be deducted from Mr. Shearman's .$10,000,000,000. In lh; next place, while it is perhaps true that American land yield.s to its owners an average of nearly ii per cent., and per cent, to the public in t Axes, land will not rent for anything like 7 ier cent. llr. Shcarntan persistently ignores the fact that a large part of the income of land-owners consists in the rise in the capitalized value of their lands'. The Ohio farmer who will buy an additional trip of land and give a 7 per cent, mortgage will not pav more than 4 per cent, in j order to rent such a strip. In 1S70 j the assessed value of real estate in this country was in gold $8,000,- i HIO,0'. In 1SS0 it was 13,000.-j 000,000. I'reMimably the market i value of the land was also respec-lA lively $S,000,000,000 and KJ,000,- 'Jr Choi i-.ra is said to to raging in ersia. That is a loni; wav off but all the same it will be wisdom on our part to have all necessary pre cautions taken, in tiie way of sani tary measures and clcnliness. One of the essentials in that direction in a city of the size of Albany is good sewerage, and the citizens should not rest until it is attained. Will & Stark. TOiLEI AND FANCY ARTICLES. PRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS, The Jerse- city Catholic priest, who four years ao eloed with and married a young lady of wealth, has reconsidered his action, separ ated from bis wife and asks to be reinstated into the piiesthood. Evidently his fust mode of life on due reflection seemed the better to him. XEW TO-DAY. t AXTKD- I.AUOKKHL: AN D STATION t men to vtrk on the O. liailp.ad. A)I!y to l urraii & Montetth $&THer ivirci Deutch qesoicchen. House! J it J X JULIUS GBADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR To Kent. SMALL. l OMFOItTAliU; HOirsS, i n n. family without children, inquire I h. I ;ir:cr, near W heeler s lumber! IHimilM Tin. ilwiicr in tliavalim -- . lr-A YO(N; LA 11 WAXIS A 'f the land, therefore, averaged . j ,(.i:lti.n as vh:imUiu.aui .r to wwc f.er cent, a year. If Mr. Shearman j uhu .ays that ihis ri-e was due to the j i ir a . 1 1 1 -- ; k a i a n i s r c k karms investment Oi capital 111 improving! iV of all tlewriptioiis. If ynu want to nell i I ... I .. i . : i otir pnij-ertv, write or call on E. Ii. Beards- : rlie land, tnen he gives up entirely f Vf r't:i,' cs.-a;c a.,.nt, Aiia.iy. otiiee on : the Henry Jeorge po-ition that the '''oi.uinMre t near First. !. o. h..v S4i. j l land values is an ''iinparn. T'o NKATLYH I!KIM1KI ROOMS TO You have lu-iird our friends, ami lic-ijrii tirs tall-.ii:" about it. You mar iouiself be one .f the many who know lrom personal experience just how yood a ihin is. If you have ever tried it, you lire one of its staunch friends, because the wonder ul thinft about it is, that when once trivcti trial, Dr Kirk's New Discovery ever after bolds a pJaee in the bouse. II you have never used it ;'.nd should be nfllictd wish a eolith, cold or any Tbaoat. Lune- or Clu-st trouble, t-ccure a bottle at oeee and give it a fail trial, It is gauratiteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Foshay it Mason's DrutrTatore Fifty pieces of furniture given with all ci ok Moves or ranges -old bv .Matthews ci Washburn. LiiinCountyBank AID COWAK RALSTON Albany, ; Oregon THOS. BRINk BcstLine of FiHiiiture In the Cilvoi AlbanvlH Fane Wickc. Chairs Lounges Parlor Corn fee Poles, irrors,! Feather.; Pillows Snrino- Mattresses, W indo w Shades Walnut Exten: sion Tables Suits And vi ..at you can't find at other houses, I have it. In faoteverj thing th a is kept in a first-class house. Ash, Maitlcuiifl Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs, Sprhiff Beds. Lou n yen Etc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. L IiANY - O TrauHocts a general liankin-; business. Draw su'ht drafts on c YcrW. San JKran Ueo and Portland, Or. -Loan money on approve J securitj. Receive deposit! kuhject to check. CollectiouB entrusted to uj wiH receive pr xuiit attoution Just received nicea'ssortiiient canes. at ;il. Ewert',a ot gold-lieaded .S IN 1 FAMILY ) .1 (JKOCEKlES I i on Ellsworth St. 0" RKlillN KLKC'TKIC KKLIKK IS TDK MOST i:aot medicine in the world for internal pand external use, andf.-.r pain oi any nature. You will never find its 'equal. Ask your druggist for it. ns.- ::i land valnrs is mi 'iin:irn- i 'Ii . ... let in .sr'M'il ljt.i!ioii eil increment. St lie stands by j o,nireat liKKALDotfiLC. his creed, and says that this rise of C per cent, a year was pure profit to the land-owners, then hisfigurei show that the much pitied farmers were during this decade realizing 12 icr cent, per annum ! To reckon farm rents at 7 per cent, is absurd. Fivt rer ciiit is morr thin house, or vii-' inforruation rriranllnj: ri.. ptr ttni. is more man me . ilcrcab3U.H f t,,0 m, wij, 1m. tUitai.:v haniest landlord can nope to ob tain. Vet dining the decade between ?70 and Sj 5 per cent, upon the average value of the land was but ?.-".W0,01() or less than Mr. Shearman's estimate of the aggregate of national and lo.-al faxes.' Instead of a single-tax sur plus to divide there would have been a deficit to meet. AND GENERAL jnARDWAFE I OfeT 0!t STOLEN IX ALBANY, lG..i j 2tn, a iijrht tea I nsn setter pup, white an brtartaiui to sot hind fee: whito; about four months. Any party rcturnii.jr the same to C. W. Cowan at the Karnieis' are- the re warded. Wood Sa wins. . . HAVINTi IH-RCHASKUj A T.tACTlON j cu-ine and a full wood saw ins outfit, ij aui prepared to take contracts of that kind. Persons wishing ilitlr winter's firewood sawed w ill do well t ivo call- Ori'eis can br . Wit at llnm ncll i Stanard's. OEO. II. WAKIIEX, i J lo er Bros'. Silver ware,I i rencH, Uhina and Crvstaiware Bovs' "Wagons and Doll Carriages?. Fancy Goods and a Greneral Asortment or Crockerv. , aiidgQYS. He BuysDirectsnd Carries the Largest IStockin the Willamette Valley lei on parte Francais. Hier win deutch gesorochen" (oritmrtnr nntl Knlldcr. ! f I'HK UNOEItsrOXEl) HAVING LOCATED j X in Albany solicits patronage from oily ' aud country. Will contract to build bridges, j tarns, and all manucr of uwolliiii; houses, including Uueen Anne, Kastlake ami EhKa buthian stvlef of building. Will furnish flans and srxciflc-atinnu free of charges. Satis I faction guaranteed W. I'. C'ASSEL. C11 0 m SALE OF- BOOTS AND SHOES. Btajd Q-pooeaiesI TVs GAKES, PrES, Fresh Baked Breac Every Day. AttMt sM ii waM bH Ii ate to taoad MCitaaLol task teeil BARGAINS. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. EI'OIlNK city. Ex-1stmaster-Gexekai. Tjios i. .James lias prepared an ex plana-1 tion of needed postal reforms, ' which will apiear in the October ! Forum. Mr. James declares that Next session btsrins on Monday, September Ki. lss!). Krce scholarships from every conn- j the rauway mail service is twenty j tv in the sute. Apply to jour county super- t...l,:".l ..v.f intendent. Free tuition after Jannary 1, YMijuciiimiiucumn nv uugim . j, four tnrges: -!a8?hal, Scientific, tn lu vrv vrpatlv imnrnvsd that ' Literary ami a short English courselMin ,, " ., I which there is no Latin, Greek, French or small Oliices near to one another German. The English is pre-eminently ; ht to be con.-olidated un.Ier one ! 131 osuworm " carry au immense line of fcand General Hardware j Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking ouuc mm mug, pnui uuu uuumj); Bbuves, a in an Kinus oi Kitcnen utensils! also a x mlpete assortment of ou management, so as to save ex J. W, JOHNSON. President. peuse; and that ocean postage ought greatly to be cheapened. Senator Cullom, of Illinois. Vol Ire of IMsHolntlon of Partnership riMIE" VARTNEKSHIP HERETOFORE I will -L existing under the finn name of Wallace, have an article in tin- same mini-, s Th.nniwon and i:. LaForcstof the city of l.nr 'Pr,.t..i;,n on, tl.o Tarn.. ' -'-wmiy, l.inn co-.unj, vrvn, ..re Kenerai VUI Vl A IVkVV HVH &IV. tr " tii ibow that the farmers arc Is-. dissolve-.! by mutual consent, T. L. ... ... ! Wallace retiring. The busin "ss will be con benehted ty a protective system ; ,i,lctci at tiiesunophMe bv w. s. Thompson tanvers andGardeuers Tools From and after this date stock of Boots and Shoes BARGAINS! 1 will sell my entire BUILDERS' HARDWARE, partners is this the 7th day cf AuijuFt a i' t umps, nose, copperware, tinware and plumbers' goods a soeciali and more than any other class. Mr. Edward Wakefield, a member of the Australian Parliament, who has been elected s id defeated many times under the Australian ballot system, will conti bute to this number an explanation of the practical workings" and f tome defects of the system wlii:'u has jeen so much t iscus ed in this ountry. 1'rof. William T. Harris, 1'nitcd States 'ommissioner of c'l'u-iitio.'i, write a critica' cxamin- and K. LaKorcst unuei the lirni name of I.al'orest A: T!ionison, whs will assume all lialiilities and collect all accounts due the firm. I.ilcd this 7th .w o August A. D. 1SS9. t. l. Wallace, w, s. thompson, E. La FOREST. prices are guaranteed to be sat'&tactorv. The public is invited to call and mpect ou.- stock. Tweedale's buildine. Albany, Oregon. H (i .I)KAIiDSLEY, HEAL ESTATE aGENT, ! i t on e :ir.cin of a'l k"nd i'i.nc in a relia j b e nia incr. All busincis v.i; receive ; p;ir pt altc.t on. OtDce n Lioadalbin s'l t, n,'.ir i'irt, Ai' auy, Origo'i. TBTf CILLS CAT.tKRU ft ill. The City Liquor Store, nr. TiAVMGAllT, Proprietor. -3T.ol d Jjr to'tho O 1 I.Fj"ous emple, AIba:ij-, Oregon 1 Keep3 cons mtlv on hand the finest imported and domestic w ncfl liiinors ciyars to' :ic?. Onlv l:rst-ciis li'pinr store in shp citv ' : SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY' AT COST! This is a cloeinp; out sale to mako room tor my ;mmense Fall and winter stock of Dry (roodSjOloaks and Fiit-nisliing Goods which will soon arrive. I intend to have the most complete Dry Gropds Store! CnnbenitM. Fine Pieties, Dried Beef Chipped to 0rde. Anchovy Bustard, Candies ami Huts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds. Bohemian Gtiss&are, Etc: Tbmfraii wn til booM k price ere Imm. m& n lnuufll Mrnlit mil e tiTo Uhim mmm. Hwnhr.tttfU, Mi II i ii. ?mm In the Valley. Call early, as I -;njandywill5ave you money. Albany,; Oregm. v5 ALBANY IRON IRKS Manufacture sto.i!ii engines, t;rist and eaw mill niacliiucrv, iron front3 and all kinds of heavy and liht work in iron and hrass castings. Special atten tion pnH to r-naitin-j all kinds of machinery. Patterns mide o-i stort notice. E. F. SOX, "oB;rlc:it. C. II. Stewart, Secretary. ALBANYM FORKS AM i i ni IiiibuI Choice tofcdioDeFy. Maedl. M tern Ik use, jujoaao. NEW PROCESS FLOUR, iieBestStoagBFanffitia Vrfft (or takt