Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 20, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE lUOKKiyJ I1EKALD; TUESDAY, JAjSUARY 20, I&91. Daily and WBBKbv TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY Published 'every morning except Monday.) severed by carrier, per , 020 t y utail, per t ... e 00 I WK.KKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) Be copy, per annum. In advancc...t2,00 H heu nut paid in alvajice. ..... 230 THE HAILS. Mails it the Albany pnatotflce close For all olMces north The Eastern states f 80 a. M, The West Side . f And the Nairow Oa Kf R. RJ J or Portland and Sauk 11 A. M orvallia and Yaquina ,. i"-tn r. m office '"" i p. The pustottlce will be cl m d each evening ,rom six lo seven o'clock. Keirwteml matter for the ly rooming train should he mailed before o clock the revious eveuintr. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs Passenger Fuixht. ..... Il.13prail2.29pm 3.4i)pm7.4: a ni TRY IT AND JUDOE IT UY ITS ACTUAL WORK. In the hasty partisan condem nation of the McKinlev tarilfmeas- nre, by the opponents who in veighed so loudly against it and with such apparent success, no fair consideration w as gi'( n. The or.lv fairness in the matter would be to give time for actual working of the law before passing judgment. This is now being demonstrated and we quote f'oni a Chronicle t ditorial soma of the results: Recently the announcement wa made that the Sheffield manufac turers of cutlery were preparing to reduce the wages of their woik rren in consequence of the decline in their American trade caused by the new tariff. Now it was stated that the wages of American gold beaters in New York have leen advanced 20 per cent, since the McKinley bill, that cigar-makers received $2 more per 10,0'M) for cigars made by them, an ! that, in general, the wages of journeyman cigar makers iu New York are 28 per cent higher than they were last summer, while the greatest propperity is promised for the trade during the coming eeason. The officers of the iabor unions are not in any doubt as to (be cause of the increase in wages. The president of the iold Heaters' Union of New York says in so many words that the workmen could not get the increase in wages which they asked ii'itil the new tariff law went into effect, and t he secret try of one of the largest of the cigar-makers' unions makes the .'a ne sta eui?n, in eff it. It ehould be observed here, how ever, that intelligent protectionists do not assert that a high tariff operates uniformly and directly to raise wages. They know that the all-prevading law of supply and demand cannot be set aside or overshadowed by any liscal laws or regulations; but they do con tend, and the free traders have never been able to meet the as sertion, that under the protective tystem manufactures of all kinds are aided and encouraged ; that new avenues of industry are opened ; that the demand for lalor is increased, and that consequent ly the standard of wages tiMist be maintained at a higher level than in countries where unrestricted competition is permitted and even encouraged. Because the benelits of protec tion are so often indirect was the reason that the recent attack on the McKinley bill succeeded so well in the F.ast. There was not time bet ween the 1st of October and the 5th of November for the new law to demonstrate its ex cellence and its fitness to our con ditions. It operated something as a mustard plaster might on a per son who knew nothing of the remedy. At first there is an in tense irritation and a feeling ol uneasiness and discomfort; but before long the remedy begins to relieve the congestion, and then the patient is glad that that he did not follow his first impulse and strip it off when it began to bum and tingle. We are just beginning to feel the beneficial effects of the new law, and the cases cited are only a sample of the hard nuts which the free traders will have t crack between now and 1$!'. The English reort that the want and distress in Ireland had been relieved and was a thing of the past, seems to have been some what premature, for now comes the information that in Gal way hundreds of children are obliged to remain away from school be cause they are absolutely without clothing, and have to stay in the cabins crouching over the fire to keep warm. This looks as though the boasting of English relief b.'ing so effectual was merely a boast without any foundation. Other institutions beside charity fairs, and religious institutions wto need money, are dipping into the lottery, or rattle business to woo the necessary funds into their coffers. 'It is now Eaid that the Panama Canal Company is going to try the lottery scheme to obtain money for the prosecution of its work on the canal. The eoir mittee in charge proposes a system of annual lotteries, to be continued until the canal is completed. From present indications the sys tem would be carried on iu per petuity. The plan of utilizing the com mercial travelers as agents of the World's Fair is an excellent one. The drummer goes everywhere and he is usually regarded as an oraeleP in the remote country places, where he has more direct influence than the newspaper. If the drummer is able to see any profit in it for himself he will boom the fair more thoroughly than anvote else. The baby King of Spain starts out well by causing the death ot his nurse before he has cut his milk teeth. If he had been born four hundred years earlier this would probably have been regarded as a good omen of his prowess as a warrior, but in these degenetale days the incident will he variously interpreted by the superslitiuiis. The lirooklyti liriilKC. One of tho loveliest scenes to be seen in New York ci'y is at tin' Brooklyn bridge every inoniing and evening, thousands of pooiU riiling across on cable cars, which run at intei vais of live minutes. The same can bo eeen at -Mueller it (iarrett's cash grocery. People an be seen going in and out, of iheir place all day long with pleased contenances because there is the place to get just what you want at tho lowest cash figures. 28 Absolutely Purs. This ;iiva;r ni.'-jr varies. A ;;i vrve fpurily.f.r i r til w i i m n i m more economical thim the oriiihai) kind, and cxntiot be siiid in -i u . li tmti with multitude of low u-st, s- hi.tl weight alum m phosj.ii.itc powders' 6olU only in cms, Kotal If ki ow. dbh Co , UK". Willi St.. N. V. Lewis M, Johnson it Co., Asrciit-s, Portland, Ore;?n, 20,0001b W si lk 13,000 II). died HIGHEST CASH PIUCK WILL BE PAID BY THE WILLAMETTE PACKING CO. The Celelrate! French C,U R E0 Warranted to itPlff !T,'Vf o mi m cure tUCAUilsl iuui.,l..l afi;, AFTER the generative tircans of cither sex whether arhiiiiir froui the cxc.Hic use of stimulants, toliacco or opium, or thr m-h J outliful in lit rction, over indulgence, etc., such a.l.sof ram Power, Wakefu'nc?, ISearini; Dotvn aitiB in the Bock, Seminal WYakncxft, llvii eria, Ner'OiM Pros' ration, Xo .turn.il Oniis ions, Leueorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Lossof Power and lmteiijy which if iiu, lected often lead to premature old are ami inaaiiity. Price tl a hox; ti hoxeS fcr .X Sent iv mail on receipt of price. A WKII IK I.I IKtMtR Is Riven with erery . order received, to refund tne money if a Prrinsnrnl cure is noteifetteil. We have thoiiHaixlHoI ttwttimoniala from old and yountr, of both sexes, who have been permanently cured by the use ff Aphroditiiu Circular free, Allres-j 1IIK AI'IIKU lll.OK INK 4 I. Western KraiM-h, l!ox, 27. Poiibn.l, renn. For Kile by Kottliay & Mason, u ho ebaie ami etail ilruKisti, Albany, i)reieon. Pate's Eelia FEMALE Fills Kor Ki-ma!o li. regularities; i.otb ing iike tin in im the market. Never StKcesAfullv iised by iTrii:n,. nt ladies nic.ntlrlv. liuaranteet' to re lieve suipreswl nienstrii itinri. Sara Safe trials 'n't be hnnibiii;. te.l. have time, llciithand money, T.tke no other. Sento any al- dress by maii on receipt of priee, ?I09. Ad dress Aphro Mrdtrlnr t onipnny West Branch Box 27, I'urfland, un Sld j Fosbay tt K30n, Albany. Oregon ' RTE -11 AS' A FINK iSEALETTE 1 He also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens fine shoes, You can find what want. WAN TED' -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of - DEVOK & FliOMAN J5IJS., and ail. sales and B, S viS! continue to myldry1 goods at cost se they area!! gone. FIH ST STREET. ALBANY, OREGON. vH llnir. 2?V Fly rt U TJJdt J , TS "cm-". i.a'"c, r.ii:., iin- .w- W nU kw?f'J i3 $1 wn'i-'l. ""d so stamped on hot- t?K jST V75 t..m. Address V. L. DOrG- nMwfK fele0 1 X r-ki..nf Mas,. Sold by PRICIOS. Come ai.d see us at our store ot service and polite attention to everybody. MATTHEWS tt WASHBURN. I'rom vTXJZJ'CJS Manufacturer of ND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED (;':'.vrs 1'ltiif auJ SinoUin.s Tobacco?., Meerscliaum and liriar riper, as 8 full line of Suiokers' Artii les. No lo l'teii!:r's candy store, Albany, Oreeoa, S i 1 ve r M ;:;mM::WeiV Silk Umbrellas, With gold or eilvor heads ; also a beautiful line of , Diamond R:ngs and Watches. LINK OF- JACKETS ! T,Imorters and Pcaiers in all kinds o eunstand ammunition fishing ackie of ev- erv deseiiit:on. cutlery and base ball uoods, tiiits, bainiiiocks and camp chairs. The laiircst stock south of Portland. Come one No trouble to show izcods. (uic small profits is our motto. Also 9 repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. Leader in popular piiccsin LOOTS & SlIOl-l.S ami tient.- Fl'llNlSlllNti G GUI S. Sulo agency for the Ludlow l ine Shoe. Sfesfff. L. Douglas fPp2.00 S3 SHOE ui ouicr sneciauiep lor iien Boys ni"ni f-adies, Etc., are war- B Wis E. BLAIW, ALBANY, OREGON. 11m result of heavy liiu'gt'S U almost invaria lily ci-astrous to the f el 1 iw wlio d.M'S the heavy eh:iirng. 1 his is as true ;' ! ices as it is ot deadly (ireanps. That's why wo huve chalked OUR fiYtOODS down to BOT- J"OS"EJ3?'E3::, Choice Cigars AND KEY wa re . -Have the Find Lioc in Town. Also some very elegant ALBANY CoLWate Institute. ALBANY, OREGON 88 1889 A Eull C( rps of Instructors. Classical, scie tific, literary, ormmcrcia. and normal classes. Courses of study ar ranged to meet the needs of all grades of students. Special inducements offered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from $5.50 lo 913.50 Per Term. Instrumental instruction in music wi givcu by Miss Laura lioltra. Board in private families at low rates, and rooms for self boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised over -pup way from home. For circulars and full particulars, address the president, IlEV. ELBERT N. COND1T, Albany, Oregon, CROWDER BROS Contractor and Builders. Jflice on First street with Avai ls ce & Cusick, real estate agents, i ibany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildingsorcarpen er work. All work intrusted to s will b3 promptly executed. GranG Oyster Oksdw AT THE DELMOXICO. Oysters for sale in large or small quantities. "Eastern and Coast oysters. DKAl.KRB IN STOVES. TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINGS Manufacturers of alvanied iron cornice. l'Uiniuin a Bieciaiiy. tiive us a call. IPX .AtsrCL 'PilOSK W1SI1INO A FlltST-CLASS "IN L srjnent, the best maile t Htand tbe climate ol this coast, can be suiud by la'linc nt Mis. li. E. Ilyiiian's, opieite the Masonic Te:n;lj, First street. Tho latest vocal and instiiuuental music kept for sale. Alse th largest assortment of stamping patternaj select lroui this side of 'Frisco, tfiven in aintiti and cnUiroidcry at her ctuiiio over Linn County Itaiik. (live hci your ericr and you will be pleased. Siar ..a full srocK;tF Staple Groceries Crockery. Glassware. The hest q:iility ( f tcap, ccOcce, caiiilic nuts, t to. FRESH BAILED BKEAD EVERY DAY. At thig o!J rtlialilc hoUKC i alo to lc foutul a compU-U' aRoortment of fpt-tili family g roce rlcs, to liii.r is constantly btii.if aililwl all the soasonalile lines of groceries ami pro vibioin, such as ft Cranberries, Fine Pichles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of Ail Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These jroixls were all boiurht when price ere low and the benefit of the margin will be Civen to his customers. Remember the place, at the old corner on Kirstand liroalalbin bts, Conrad Mycr, DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also ot tlieDclle tMA Tarlipal r!nllppe. Thn T)r. has Boent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors od wens, without pain or mo fcniie Miecialtv of treat mi-nt with electricity. Has practit cd in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended dav nicht. His motto is J . . r r r m. X ATT II (,."11 WILiLi IU tyOflice and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, aa line a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can he found anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate planting trees, it will pay to see our stock and j?et our prices and catalogue free. 1 LYMAN & BROWNEIX. Stockholder' Annual Meeting. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the annual meeting of the stockholders of the tiricn Basin Lumbering Co. will he held at the office of the conipa iy in Uulstol, i ,,,., n on the M of January. Isul. at the honr of t o'clock r. M for the purjiosc o elwtmi; nireciora wi wuiwij, alo other cttiecrs of the conijaiiy. Uecemocr in, t . J. D. MON'TOOMERY, Secretary. nlfl Vftll 'eo thoso wicker U1U IUU wootl baskets at T. II. Brink's. SOLID COfiUFORTiKra at Brink's FOR Xilv nicest iki uunb xt?u Iiimimg an tn T. II. Brink's. rri . 1 . 1 I He has them. TTfanten Two rooms fumislicd or un V furnished for liht keeping niuxt be near the bnmiiesti part of ton u. Ho children; Address this oicco. Bakery REMOVAL iy Are now reiiioviny their entire stock of furniture into their elegant new quarters in the new Baltimore brick. They have added a ,n)?ni1' icent line of newest patterns in bed-room and parlor sets and all kinds of line furniture, and will have one of the lineat furniture establisU- .nn..o ;.. v.n ..;.. Timli. n.;..is -i 1 1 ill. 11 k 111 V 1 1 1. 1 1 J . 1 III li J ' 1 11 i.i; i'i line of carpets liouglit before tne raise tMF"CM and see them in their new L T. liUOCKM ll. HYDE, JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAU. Till; LEADING CUOCKKllY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STOKE OF ALLAN Y. Til IC ONLY GENUINE IiOGEKS EUOS SIL VEK WA UK, FliENCl I CHINA a SD GLASSWARE, BOY'S V VGONS, t ABY AND DOJ.L CAB, BIAGESj, AND A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. Specialty io the finest Trias, Coffees and Family Groceries, for net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley. S7"Tnsnrance agent for Fire and .Jtiine. SALZER'S,0KRH ARE THE BEST Apf-r f FOR ACL SOILS 3 fc. fc. LJ S and climes. W mm m W I!'''.7(l,i''l,l,,,rrn,,'OAT9,,5,"'-wnKAT M ln., KAHI.hVM l.u.,COliN 100 l.u. I'oTATOKiiSWbu.pera. I tSiml 8 ceniv for Mniilf farm roods and rataloene. I Sencl .-. f..r pkir. "Aimc Kadish"mid olrcant ratlir. nri'iit.il..iritlie 11 not over publishd in Amorioa. U. Trial .-:ia plit'H. Knrliosl Vrir'(nble Soofls.fMst d fl. la ikir. Kli fvuit Kli..-r Snt, Kit inl, io ii iits. rn iijiit to r-ai-irio Coast Mates. "A Mf the new I7day Radlfh JOHN: A. SALZER. LACROSSE. WISCONSIN. VV. P. for k have in Sock now Hie Land Assortment of DRY WOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY (iOO D AND rUKNISIHN(i (JOODS Every shown in Albany- We know that ve can please you. Conimeiiciim December Our cloaks at cost. Coine while the assortment is good. This is really the greatest drive ever ollered in Albany. On account of the warm fall we rind we are overstocked in Gent's "Heavy Underwear and for the next thirty days shall give extra bargains. We can and will save you money. Call and get prices. A pleasure to show good. Fun itiire Co. 1 fniiml vitv rfa son al. 1 G. A line J w in ie sow at low ngurco. store. Proprietors lie boys BEAD, Farnishinir Goods Hie Best as well ai 1st We will Mark RESPECTFULLY, W. F. READ. -THE- Yaquina low OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. IIOGO, Becelr. ANC Oregon Development Do.'s Steamship Line 25MIM0RTER .AND 22 Hours Less Time Tlian by any other route: Accomodations nDmrparaed for crmfort an safety. Kates and freights via Yaquina so the Oregon I)evc opmcnt company's ships, much less that by any other roots ween all points in the Hilllan.et'e al tad San Franciscot Sailino dates. nuM TAQOuTA. Willamette Valley.... Dec 10th WV 19th Willamette Valley . iblh ruoii sah raAMmoo Wralloo Dec. 6th Willamette Va!l' " 16th Willamette Valley Nov. 24th The con rny ruerve the right to cbaif teamen t r s uline dates. daily ruuNtnrum, Except Sundays.) L Yar,dlr.a 7:00 M I Lt Albany 120 r Crvallii 10: an" Corvallis IM tn Ar Allwny I a I Ar Yaqaina tVt t. M. O. a C. tiaine connect tX oiban and Cot Wn. V. Hoa, C, . Hoofs, General aUnager. O. F & P. ajtut Corvallis, O oa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE California e press trains run daily ""'" I HQPTH 7 .-00 p m..Lv Portland ....Ar.. 9:3i am 10:2S pm..Lv Albany Lv.. :K am 10:15 m..Ar. 8. Francisco. Lv.. 940 pm Loral !. Train Dally- Ex. Sunday ttaiOam..I.r.....P.tland....Ar.. 40 pm 12:20 p m . . Lv. . . . -; I. .1210 am &:40 p rrAr.....lioxiiurs t,v.. 6:20 am Lebaaua Krssirii. 2:Sd pLv..... Albany Ar.. V Mbym X--;ft p m A .... Lebanon..... Lv R40 am T:-0 a iu..Lt Albaiiy Ar.. pm S a in.. Ar Lebanon... Lv.. s4o pm albaxt lol'AL, Diii.v (Except Sunday) J.co r M..Lv... .Portland r....1.oc am U.OO Ar. ..Albiiij. Li.... 5.00s a TOriiIT FLEEPIKli CA US, f or accociraoaat! ) of Soo.hI-C'Iias i s eer.p.r a'.U hed to tj r 7 ra:ui, rt side lit !:. Between l'oiilaml and Corvallis Hall Trolu Itally-Except Sunday 7-'am..L-.- ...ro.tlan l ..Ar.S SO p. m 12:10 p m..Ar. Ceriaiiis.. L-.12.65p. m At Albany and Corvallis com.ect with trains of Oiegn PaciflcHajlroaU. Eairr Train Ially (F.xetpt Sunday 4:40 p m. . Lv Fortland... ArTTe-eOam 7:25 p m.. Ar AUMinnvilIe.Lv.. 6.45am THROUGH TICKETS lo AH Points EAST AND SOUTH 3TFor tickets and full finfermation rc Kardin? rates maps, etc., call on company's attentat Albanv. K. KOKHI.KR, E. P. ROGERS, Manager Asst. G. F. A P. A TICKETS toankfrom.the principupoints in; the iunited statts.' canada and europl PULLMAN PALACE CAR SUIPEF.S. Free ColocUt Sleestas- Cars Ban Tbron4 sa Ex ri Traioi OMAHA, (JOUJMUL. BLUP KANJ : CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. 3CIS. Klrgant Kcw HIbIbk (' Wll t kance. Close Connection at Portland for San Fiao cuco and Pucrct Sound points. r9Tbi leave the Company's wharf, at the foot of nmadalbin street, n Tueday and Friday of earh week. C. O. KAWI.IKGS, itv ticket and rrcu-ht Aeeiit I'. 8. Wll l.tA, Cearral Trafflc Mmiaicrr. r. w. 1 1 k. c. r. a. THE MA R ALBANY QUOTATIONS. Wheal 60 Oato 5c Flour M.25 rer bbl PoUtoen 5c Butter 20 25c; Lard 103 iaXc Hams 141.V. Shoulders ia be Bacon 10 12c, rtops 'JOcJj; Hay Timothy, 16, oaUnd cLei, App es-flrcen, 4i0 .50 per bu. Pluot Dried, 4c rr lb. App'es dried bleached c eundrled Chickcne f 4.505 00 Hides Beef hides, grew, 4 c, c : deer skins, 20c; 6hcep pelts. 10A c, according to wool. Beef 232)c jrross. Mutton fi 00 per head. Hor 56c dreMeC. Uard-Kcrt, or 5 tjalloi Vl,