Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 24, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE aiOlENTNU HEKALi.V THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1889 Daily TF.KMJ a.nd Weekly t)F S'JBSCKIPTION ii.Ml.X fiiiin!iel every morninjf Mon-laj.j c!ivr;rri by carrier, per week 0.15 j mail, or ytiu... 00 I I'uidi.ilied every Friday Morning.) . . . opy, per annum, in advance $'2.00 V. hc-i ii'.t mid in rulvaaee 2.J0 THE MAILS. Vails it the Albany postottice close fr -M otfices north JV.it Kastern statei f C;3i A. M, H e West Side f nd the Nairow Gaue R. R. J For Portland and Salem 11 A. if (.'rvallU and Vaquina 12:33 r. rSc.e south 7:30 r. u The lxistoftice will'be closed each evening pmii six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning r.iiri should be mailed before 8 o clock the ; rvius evenini. a stretch when traveling would seem to be intended as a grim sort of a joke. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TADLE. Arrive- Departs Passenger Freight ill.loi nil. 00 p in ' 5.2"ni I'i.nrt a SECKET SOCIETIES. 1 . O. U, W. Siiety Lodfe No, 13 j. every MumUv evenini; at the G. meets A. K. hall on Ferry ktreet, between Seeond and Third. Albinv, Orezon. Strangers in the city and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. FACTS ABOUT CIGARETTES. The new law in Oregon prohibit ing the sale of cigarettes and tobacco to minors is not as rigidly enforced as it should be. The con sumption of cijarettes in the United btates is absolutely alarm ing. During the last year the collections of internal revenue from cigarettes alone amounted to con siderably over a million dollars. The increase of the consumption of these deadly small articles since the year before is sufficiently start ling. The added revenue from them for the year ending June ."0, 1SS9, was $144,4G7.Go. Let us look now at the number of cigarettes this increase implies. During last yenr ti.e boys, young men and a few women and old men consumed 2,151,515,360 of these little paper rails. As far as that is concerned, there are boys not yet grown who sometimes smoke as many as 6ixty cigarettes in a day. The plain fact is that while the population of the country increased perhaps a million and a half last year, the consumption o ABOUT SILVER. President Knox of the National Bank of the Republic of New York says that "the silver dollar is the poor man's dollar, and the poorest money, and if it is worth, only 70 cents the poor are made to suirer." Cut there's the rub. Mr. K"nox. If it were made worth only 70 cents the poor man might suffer, but as it happens to be worth a gold dollar in this country the silver dollar is necessarily as good as the gold dollar. Mr. Knox evidently regards the legal tender greenback with approbation, but no one has heard him urge that a paper dollar should have a dollar's worth of paper in it. It is about as sensible, though, to insist that the legal tender paper dollar should be a bale of paper worth a dollar in gold as to demand that the silver dollar should contain as much silve bul lion as a gold dollar will buy. The fact of the business is that j undr the present condition of the j money system of the country a j silver dollar, a dollar greenback or I a dollar in gold will each buy just a dollar's worth of sugar or coffee, and excessive tinkering in this direction by the opponents of sil ver is not wanted. More railway disasters nave oc curred on the Pacific Coast during the past three months than before in three years. There seems to be some fatality about these matters, so fast does one bad casualty fol low upon another's heels. In most cases the general public never get the facts about the causes of the accidents, because all the officials involved ate afraid to tell them. Notice t Purchasers of Lot Pipe's Addition. The drawing for the $1000 house and It in Pipe s audition will Pos itively occur on Saturday evening, Oct. 26th, at 3 o'elock sharp. The drawing will take place at the real estate office of liurkhart & Malm, and it is requested that all those who purchased lots in this addition will be present, as it is desired that each purchrser shall have a voice as to how the drawing shall be conducted. It is also understood and expected that the lucky party that draws the house and lot will furnish the balance of the 43 un lucky parties a No. 1 oyster supper. In Ills Old Quarters. W. R. Graham has opened a merchant tailoring establishment in his old quarters on limadalbin street. He has received one of the finest lines of genuine imported suitinss and pants patterns ever brought to this citv. Pants will be made from $6.00 upwards, and suits for $28 and upwards. He has a very large line of patterns, and wiil warrant all work to be first-class. Those desiring a fine suit made to order at almost tke price of ready made clothing should give hint a call. Mary new novelties and delicacies have lately been added t my stack of tm-cenes C. E. Brownell. Al'Cl'ItAl'Y. XK ATS ESS. J. J. DORKIS, ABSTRACT 011. The only complete set of Abstract Books and Maps in Linn County OFFICE IX THE COl'RT 1IOISK. JSfBusiness entrusted to my care will receive prompt and care ful attention. OREGON FERTILIZER COMPANY N. E. Cor. 17th and F streets, POCTLAND, - - OREGON MANUFACTURERS OF A prohibition paper quotes the PURE R(XN"E 3IEAL noble example of Bismarck, "who: For Orchards aud Lawns, closed 70,000 beer dives in Ger-! BONE 1'IIOSPIIATE many. " ai tne same time ne For Gardens and Grain. $5oo WORTH GOLD WATCHES GKE"VE2sT "W."3T. T take tl 's Mi' t' "l o' informing the citizans ot Albany and vicinity ttiH I !.hv- jn-' opei.tMl a first class clothing store in connection with my ii erciiMi.ti:. ''u-iLe-s. and have added the most complete stock of gents Goods and Mm ever brought to the city. In otder to advertise my business I have de cided to iv- Hw,i . over $500 .worth of Gold Watches. Every purchaser of one dniUrV worth of goods, for cash, from the clothing department win receive a cnauce r one oi mose goui watches. Jnock is ail new purchased in the east for spot cash, and wiil be sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Cull and exajipe my stoctc oefore purchasing elsewhere. 25)rX' Mcub'.e to show goods. Albany, Or. G. W. SIMPSON. hiwiiiif mm -ARE- ON DECK FOR BUSINESS With :i complete line of Ladies and Gents rubber Good-, Rubber Coat?, Ueglans, Circulars and Newmarkets, Rubber Boots, Sandals and Men's Rubi er Ove.ialls, JSilkiuid Ging ham Umbrellas at pricrs to SUIT THE TIMES. M. 1 Wells Co's celebrated custom made boots? and shoes from their Chicago factory, the latest styles of foot wear Good vplue and square dealing We invito your patronage BARLOWS & SEAfvLES. BOTH ACADEMIC AND Mminnvi llF(ollkeY " McMINNVILLE, COLLEGIATE Departments. Iu the Academic Department there arefour courses of study of three years each: CLvsioal, scientific, normal and business. In struction is thorough; location, heal 'Jij 5 expenses low; advantages, lirst class in every respect. Full in forma tion in catalogue, for which address T G. BIlOWNSON,Prss. OREGON CLOSING OCT SI BOOTS 1 XI JL SHOES C. E. HAWKINS. .HUM omitted to close tbe breweries and distilleries which are his private property. Recent developments in the Santiam mines points to tbe cer tain fact that they are destined to form as populous and thriving a mining district as the Cn-ur d' Alene region. ALSO- Granulated Bone for Poultry. Our fertilizsrs are made from Raw Bones, no sand or other worthless material being used. Stewarti&JSoi, Agents, ALBANY, - OREGON. Mill F. FARRELL BARGAINS. BARGAINS! From aud after this date stock of Boots and Shoes 1 will sell my entire General Sheridan's memoirs have made for his pick up of $20,000. widow a neat NEW TO-DAY. 'ANTED fURXISHKl) ROOMS, SIT tine room and be 1 room, with use of kitchen, on ground fl3 r. Address Hbrud office. OR SALE A UK.STL?, STYMHll HORSE, CAS 1 bo driven by women or children, also a irood bu:i!y. Wiil ba sold che.ip for cash or i on installments. Appl .to W. i:. Gilson, ! next door t postottice. i cigarettes increased nearly i)00,000, 000. It is shown by the internal reverue repoit. Now as to the effects of constant cigarette smoking. r irst, as is j sufficiently established, it creates : a thirst for what has been called ' "the indiscriminate and useless; consumption of liquors." Next, all cigarettes contain, according to Professor Lafliu, five distinct and separate poisons. Three of these poisons are oils, one in the paper wrapper, another in the nicotine of the tobacco itself, and a third in the flavoring material. The other poisons are saltpeter and opium. The cigarett? smoker draws the smoke into Ins lungs and puffs it uuiam u.luuSi. .no wui. " Klor de Madrid. Estrellas, Conquerors mid j lie Were tO OlO'-V ll lUrOUKU a Willie "! cnoice uranus 111 wie vrens, ranro aim ... .... . . ' Western Lnion Telegraph othee uuil'ling. lianuKercniei ueiuie jiniauii", it it hemcmber the place would stain the handkerchiet brown. This brown st-iin is lift continuallv upon his own throat and lungs, and it is a poistn, or YirAN'TED- W of: GRAIN A I STOCK FARMS ail descriptions. If you want to sell your property, write or call on K. G. Ileards- lev, real estate ascnt, Alhany. oniee o . ! liroaJilbin street near First. P. O. box 341. REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY.JOR. CHAS , Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first-eclass house in the city. Larjre sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in t'" kitchen. General sta?e tiice for Corvallis. ""'IBANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. :aiital r lines an imim use business in"ali kinds Jof furniture, bedroom set?, jarh-r sits, chairs, bi-il lounges, kitchen safes, and all kinds of tables, etc., etc. Also liavj a tine s:-,-;;t;iii. i.t wall paper and window shades, which they are u!lerini; at elo.-:e 'i':r-'. C-.H and ee them, on First street, opposite Stew art So.x. NGFIELD SAWMILL A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SPKIMJFIKLD OREGON Ir.!i).uiy v;ml ami olliee on Uailroail.'iietween 4ih and 5th streets! A. Wheeler, Albany Mauairer, .lavuiii luint.ier not exeelled in uality, ..ntt facilities not surpassed fort lit ir-iTntd aui! s:itHfaetory liUin or orders. I resnectfullv solicit a sliare of tile I I AT COST! i trade WlIEELEK This is a cloeing out sale to ruako room tor my immense Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods,Ldoaks and Furnishing Goods which will -soon arrive. I intend to have the most complete X)rv Groocls tore Call early, as 1 2111 and will save In the Valley. you money ,000 Albauv O'egon. ET. SEUGWIlK, M. D., ECLECTIC , physician and surgcoi. Oitice rooms 23 and 24, Pearoe's bloc, Albany, Oregon. rreslilrnl H. KKYAIST Vice !. .1.4 W. ILI. , Cashier II. t. MCKKIIX. i at i ' J ii ii.meii.se liniof business trans" I M A sreneral b.'ukia? E. BRINK, ATTORNEY-A I -LAW AND ac'di' , , i v- justice of the r. -ace. l'ra fords Week. ! bl-'lt exelian'e and telcsranhic Albany, Oregon. i iransier ooujin ami soiu on acw -r' j York, San Francisco and Portland. IjMXE CIGARS-IMPORTED. hEV WEST Oregon. 1 and Domestic, embraciii ' thu celebrated ' Collections made on favorable terms Slows. and General Hardware Inulading,the ojhbratel tl L Y BRKAKFASTWand JLWEL cooking stoves and ranges, pmi ir a'ld looki:-. stoves, a d ail kinds of kitchen 'it'i'ls; alio i Vmlj-cte a-sortmcnt of r osr- JJ be jTho Citv Restaurant, -A BILL OK SLE. FINDER WILL ! rewarddl by leaving it at this office, j WoOll MIMllI. j PURCHASED)! A TRACTION fAVlNG euine and a full wood ?ain Under the new management of H. Lamnman will be conducted on a .Ii , I first-class plan. Meals will be served Z outfit, I . , 5 r ., r-thorlhoqwir'P of nil thfi fi vp ; prepared to take contracts of that kind, i a au nours. woniuio t le . . J Persons wishing-iheir winter's firewood sawed i T)TT T fiTi1 A "D 17 mixed. In time it Stains lllS COm-, will do well tjiv me a call. On'eis canbrj JJlLiJj JE JO ixiilli . ! lett at lijownell a btanaru s. j)lexion, too. geo. ii. warren, The ci:ar is cot so bad as the rAVTKliIi' hi.' ;iiiiii ski.i.ivi: cigarette, because it contains only i y ability to represent us as sales aent in - ti, I this town, (i'200 to $2000 ier year can be One pOlSOn, nicotine. The reason, ; maae 'Aadress, Wanamaker & Brown, however, that the cigarette obtains ' Philadelphia, p . I The largest clothing and merchant tinor- SO fat?l a hold Upon boys and young : injr house in Anieriw. This must have its effect on i O it. OD. small tracts oi tana s: mated near Aioany I for cilo nn Ptav Inrnna Anidu t II Ilr frif the brain and nerves. The little I " ' THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Foshay & Mason. burning taper seems to the boy to soothe and quiet him, while it is destroying the very fountains of bis life. A youth who has become a confirmed cigarette smoker in time exhibits the appearance and actions of an opium eater. Insanity and death follow sometimes. Fine Calves for Sale. And order whatever you want, pay ing for what you order aud nothing more. Straight meals served as usual for 2o cents, and meal3 to order f.o.n a 5 cent roll and cup of ooff e to a first-class $1.00 mea iRTFurnished rooms to let in connec tion with thejrestaurant. PERSONS DESIRING SAND, LOAM OR gravel from the premises of K. L. Such, in Benton county, can procure tickets for the same at my office, Crawford's block, Albany, Oregon. Chas. E. Wolvkrton. and eiiers Took BUILDERS7" HARDWARE, Farmers Pumps, hose, eopperware, tinware rnd plumbers' goods a specialty and prices are f naraateed to bt satisfactory. The public is invited to call .wdinpect our stock. jTweedale's buildina. Albany, Oregon. Revere Bouse Sample 00111S FOR SALE-TWO YEARLING HALF bred bulls, one Short Horn and one llolstf in. S20 each. Both fine calves. Will be sold for DANIEL HOUCK, Tangent, Oregon. Brick for Sale. A1 town, or delivered anywhere in the city. W. C. CASSELL, Albanv Or. and chains. It is rumored that Lord Stanley, rl, Una Vioon visitinv thft Pneifin ilu -D ! SALE-FOUR YOKE AND A COast, Will SOOn return to IllS home j T f srood work oxen together with in Canada, and in connection with this rumor the statement is made that the British government has instructed Sir Julian Tauncefote, its Embassador at Washington, to negotiate for the settlement of the Behring Bea difficulties and the Atlantic fishery question. The Behring sea matter, it is believed ; will be settled upon the basis ori- j ginally proposeo, viz., me appuini- jyjj rri TIT TT"C,rT", inent of a commission representing ; JLixV X IMxVl VXVIZj J. Japan, Russia, England, Canada ; I now prepared to furnish fresh meats of .ill and the United States. ABSTRACTS MAP.ION COUNTY The only complete and perfect set abstracts, SALEM ABSTACT HALF with yokes Are we'l broke cattle and will be sold at a bargain for cash, being a portion of the estate of John RoVinett, deceased. Apply to John W. Pu;,'h, administrator of ; 0RBOON ELKCTRIC KKLIKK IS TUB MOST Kl.E Kant medicine in the world for internal and external use. and for pain oi any nature. You will never find its equal. Ask your druggist for it. E. E. WARFOltD, Having purchase-i the PALACE AND LAND COMPANY, SALEM, OREGON. Every abstract guaranteed. F. E. AUSTIN, Manager. (.Jenek.vi. Manager Towne of the Southern Pacific railroad on being interviewed the other day reh-.tivo to the need of another passenger train between Portland and San Francisco, said that "the co:i:p.my would not j-ut oa anther tiuvi: Ji train until t'.i .y ccald nil the or.e now nmn:::;:." T'As to the p?-oi le alcng the road wi.ofivfitiently have to stand t;p i.; a :ain of 11 or !' i en.o: '-.i- i;e- u-r P u. s. at kinds; best variety of choice beet,veal,mutton pork a esage, etc., m the i ity ktpt constantl w hand. 7 fWt$ gr A? i f A A for :'-. ot t'i cce. Ir:;.r"2. or he r.iaii:it;i.';iii ru el lime coarse i.fi-l-.uii-. s jinn County Bank COWAN1 RALSTON Albany, AKD CHAKEERlIH' Oregon Transacts a general banking business. Draw sight drafts on New York, San Fran i'iscoanil Portland, Or. Loan money on approved security. Receive deposits subject to check. Collections entrusted to us will recciv promntjattentioii Over The GILSON'S SHAVINrPARLORS H.vIU I . rt:r.i:.l !li:-;:i.-s? Col tlx- fni-Ti.il l:;.-.;m- ::sMr..!ijr. ruioof tuition I Nonv but i employed. I ' :ii! ( iivf N-ppwntisi?. I'cr.::ian.-.;;p,i-.t!Kas.i ictwr, (r..:-., (i,lf, arnts. l;nv aii'l cvirv.ir'r-c-SMiis, 1 : -r t.'.min,:;ic,1 a! ires AND dresix; flir.itt-'ii : -iy f r hrt irtimJ i:iti: ? i!i.i-f.AT) '.i1!:!! i nnSmv.CiI! 1-3; .!, '.T-:-sor.. lil t.l-.tn, Oieo SALOON. first class workmen Everything neat and mi' a rail. Wu k'::t , l'TSt tioor frutll of pcstoilirc. i:l WITH BJILIARD HALL AND CLUB ROOMS. WILLIAMS BROS. - Proprietors. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. Kept constantly onliand. A frll line of imported 'and domestlc'eigarg for sale. Everything first-class. 57" At Kuverc House, A'bany, Oregon. The City Liquor Store, M. BAUMGART, Proprietor. ".VjvtJd)or toJtheJOJdlFeIlovvi cmple, AlbanyJOregon'Si Kecps'constantly on hand the finest iniortcd and domestic w nes, liquors' fclgars toVcoos. Only first-class liquor store in she city jrtUIAL PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY ALBANY IROi IRKS, .vianuiacturesteani engines, gi.st and sawjmill majhinrry, iron fronts and all kinds of heavy and light work in iron and brass castings. Sptcial atten tion paitl to repaiiing all kinds of n achinery. Patte nis made on stort notice. E V. SOX. '-"s)t!eiit. C. H. Stkwakt, Secretary. DEYOE & ROBSON, -OF THE- AGRICULTURAL Proprietors. DEPOf ALBANY. OREGON CSre and cuhs. For coughs it acts like i a charm, and can be inhaled into tht Yts or passages, where no other courn mixtures cam reacn. ..Cllrgl ! a. "r ;i 1 1 1 M H'.-, ' i bli.-l be:!' ;.! C. K. i i:i:; .-, or; 1 1 ere - FOR SAI.K BY ALL DRUGGISTS. "Some month? aro I purchased a box of Dr. J. P. Gill's Catarrh Cure fr my own use. but t'mdin"- my nephew, C. A. McMahan neciliiiir such medi cine I let him have my box of medi cine. He now sends for three mre boxes, saying it is the best thins for catarrh erer trie'l by him and his friend-!. I -rot another box to use in my case, and cheerfully recommend it toothers. (Siu'ind). .lOHX McM.-WTAX, Kx Cmnity Coiiiinissioner Lane Co. Oregon, Sj-i-inLrliU! I,;:r.e ( o'.mty, Oregon. Prof .1, W. .h.'.msoii.iii esideiit of ihr State nnlvi-rsiiy, says it cured him oi a con-.'h after iw other prescriptions had f:ii!i'il. Likewise two of his little :r'r!s used it to -u:v their conrhs. Mis M::ik I!:;i!ey, wife of Plof F,aUy, sciit.it io P:(:f .iulu'.scr, and rfcoiii, ni'. lid.-, it t-" v. i:o siiti'er f r :n ci-U!-;, I s m BAKING PO WDBB. Pat up expressly for JuIiusJflGrad wohl and sola at his Golden Rule Razaar in 0?sTE POUSTD CAXS L'5 CENTS VeII CAN 22r-Guaranteed to be first-class in every Respect. JULIUS GRADWOIIL ontrai lir anil i;uirlci . HI K UXlH:iiSIC:.NKl) ll.W i.Mi I.l'l ATI.! ill Albany sc licit :itr.-;p..e ironic y ml eo:!!itrv. V. ill e'liitracl t- luiil-i hrul'e barns. T - 1 all inanner ",f d'.v !li:i; hi-n-es, iii--:i--ii!i,' yioi'M -iie: KastiaUe and Klixv :-lii-:i ' b'tiliiiiiL'. f-.iriiish i !-ir.s ,vM s:i'ei:'.e.i'ir-!i'i frc-i 'if ehar.'C. Sa is ivti:i i."!-.r:ii'toed. W. ('. CAS-SEL. Shelf Hardware, Domestic and Other Leading Sewins: Machines A FULL LINE OF GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S lOOLS The largest aDd best variety of . STTJDEBAKER i NEW FM "WAGONS, HACZS AND BUGGIES f j In the central Willamette Valley."' Orders from aNlistanceoliciledJaad ni om)itIy tilled at lowest rates. " YIERECKS SHAVING PARLOR THREE CHAIRS RUNNING STEADY. A CLEAN TOWEL TO KVEKY CVSTOJIEB. - !j i g ni.ts. Hair Cutting 2o(.t.