Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 26, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ITEKALD: FllIDAFs JUNE 26. fb9t. Daily and Weekly r TERMS )K6l'3CUir'rUN- DAILY PuhlihtrJ .every morning except Monday.) e!ncfnl by carrier, per cik.......... 020 y mail, per cai....MM .w. 6 CO WKEKLY Published every Friday Morning.) D) copy, per annum, in advance... .f .'.00 Vv neu uul luid in advance... 2.fcg TilE MAIL. Mails it the Albany pnetollice close Kr all oiiices north The K intern states ( 6; The Went Side f 20 A. M, And the Nat row Ga vl R. R.J ) or I'or'.nd and Sii i 11 A. M OTallis and Yauina ..1.;:S0 p. a . , oir.ee south.... i ;uso r. The posiotlice will be cldi-ach evening o n six to seven o'clock, luapstcred nuuter lor the ly morning train should be mailed before 6 clock the reyious evenini. .OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Ueparts rsajengcr. . Fifuht U.13im'l 20pm . 3.40jui 7.4; a m -t HOPEFUL OUTLOOK. In spite of dullness in business circles, ami strangency in the money circulations of the country, the general prospecU are exceed ingly good. Henry Clews, tlie New York York banking authority, fays in his latest circular: '"The wheat and com crops are far the most important of any single influence ..c . ... d.cations suggest the possibility of tiie largest wheat crop on record estimates varying from 503 to too million bushels. These figures should leave a surplus of about ISO to "00 million bushels for export. If prices only affoid a reasonable profit to growers, and the shortage in Kurope renders it likely that they will, it is easy to see tlie effect of such a harvest, not only upon the interior, but upon the trade, railn .ul and financial in terests of the whole country. Europe will have to tike our wheat and pay us in gold. Our securities will become intrinsically betler in the opinion of both home and foreiga holder.-. In short, should present hopes conferring the harvest be realized, it would impart a degree of prosp.-ritv such as has not been seen for several years past. However, it .v ill not do to discount sucti hopes too rapidly. The crops are not yet beyond danger. 1'riideiit men will therefore keep close watch on crop news for the next few weeks and act accordingly. There will be nothing to fear in the foreign situation lr some months to come. July disbursements are close at hand, and an investment demand of some importance is usually experienced for stock. during that month. Our o;i:iin regarding the- immediate future is hopeful, and favorable to a moder ate improvement in the business renditions, t'j moderate price 'juil'ortable money. rices tor stocks and good crops are tutlicient to coun terbalance all the weak points discoverable at this time." Taking al! these facts -into con sideratfon, and they are facts that apply in tiiis immediate vicinity as well as in other portions of our great c.un:ry, lor in ; crop pros pects were never better in the Willamette vlley, there is no real cause for depression here. The outlook should cause confidence instead any feeling of insecurity, and increased business ventures instead of contraction. Tin: promulgation of stories, which are baseless in foundation by the medium of news dispatches is a natural sequence of the de mand of the American people for the usual amount of news each morning to take with their coffee and hot cakes. Of course every rumor that is started falls into tlie hopper and becomes grist for the indefatigable grinder of news. An example of thess unfounded news items is found in the st uy that tien. Alger in connection with Leigh Hunt an. I ex-Postnustcr Cla:kson, had formed a company to build up terminal cities , upon the sound ami capture themiental traiie i::i .-teamslwp lines to China and Japtn. Of course there was not a word of truth in it. ( Jen. Clarkson was in Kurope and Oen. J Alger had never consulted with either of the gentlemen, and all Ihree were to a-dute to think they could build cities at w ill in locali ties they individually might sekct, Jen. Alger ir.a have a president ial bee in his bonnet, but he has no ocean steamship line in view. TilKitK must be a "nigger in the woodpile," down at the Chemawa Indian school, or a least an In dian. The Sileiu Statesman says . The distuibing lemcLt that was bounced lYoni Chemawa being back there again, there is another chapter of the promised row being enacted by the Harrison institute. The carpenter and cook have rt finned, and other resignations are looked for. There will probably have to be a complete change before peace is restored at Chemawa and even such change s as have been made in the past few years have not brought order out of the long reign of chaos that has hovered over the institution since I)r. Coffin left it some five or eix yeas ago. What it wants is a different sart of a change. The matter of pure water is one of serious consequence to all com munities, and the subject of puri fying the water one of the vexa tious questions not yet wholly understood. It is said that ac cording to an Austrian journal, one of the most extensive velvet manufactories in that country has adopted a very original and etlec tive method in the purification of it3 waste viators. Briefly, the water, colored with aniline and different vegetable dyestutl's, and which often looks like ink, is purU tied by a system of cleansing basins. Then a mixture of sul- phat ol iron and sulphat of magnesia or bitter salt, is made to How into the escaping water, which after standing some thirty hours, is allowed to escape into the river or creek. Tin: sale oi" the Anaconda cop- , i:i)portaut in ,hi8 country t0 an . denied, seems to be established beyond a doubt. It shows that the wily Briton is still as eager as ever to gobble up the paying in vestments, and also indicates that eff-rts are to be made to control the out put of the ever increasing valuable copper metal of the world. It is to be hop?d that the power to control will be shorn of its effects, as the rapidly develop nig electrical appliances makes the use of copper a universal necessity in domestic and com merci.il economy, and therefore creates an extensive and increas ing demand for it. T II K Glorious Fourth EXjgbn ED WILL CLLKCUATK, And will give more elaborate and enthusiastic entertainment than any city in the state. Every thing ill be provided for a patriotic jubilee. Til K 2D REGIMENT E IT C A II P 1,1 E IT T Will be in session at Eugene at that time, and the week preced ing, and will form a verv attrac tive feature of the dav. This fine body of 500 men will srive sn'.en did exhibits of drill, parade, etc. 1 lances and open air concert w ith music by the best band in the state each evening, all rith the bi auty and grandeur of mili tary order and discipline. CEST Ml'SIC IN TIIE STATE, Miam battle, Kaces, Games, Hose Contests, Etc. sf Everylwdy invited. HUMPHREYS Dr. Ili'Mi-HKKY's SriciFicsare scientifically and cirefiilly prepared prescriptions; med for man- years in private practice with suc cess, and Mr over thirty years uel by the lcople. Kvery single Specitlc is a cure for the disease named. These s-.-iliei cure without ilmpciiv.', puruitur or redu :inir the system, and are in fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the world. LIST OK r-KINCII'AI. XOS. CI'RRS. PRICKS.. 1 Fevers, e' insrestion. inflammation. a : 2 Worms, worm fever, worm colic Z Crwnif Colic, or teething of infant.. 4 Diarrhea, of children or adults 5 Oyscnterv, Oriinr, Billions Colic H Cholera Morbus, venutin 3 i t.oun, colH, bronchitis S Ncuralvia, tontha,he, Facea he ! llt-atiRc)ie, sirk h-adti-hc, vertigo.... 10 I psH-pia. billious stlna-h 11 Siiprrcssed or Painful Periods 12 VV liitt-s, too profuse pcioils 1:! Croup, coiu-h, diill.iilt breithini; 14 Slt Khc'.lin. caipcl.ts. crupt:Oiis.. l"i Hneu-na.isin, rhetiii aiic pains M Kevcran-I auue, chills malaria IT IMts, bliihl itr bleetlini: l' t'atai rh. intliiciiz:!, cold in the head Ji) 'A h-,piii e'-ou.;ri, violent couchs -Jl In-iicr.tl dclnlify, physical weakness i'7 Kidm- di';t-e 2.? .-f-jUs debility ;0 I rinary Weik-ess, witting betl 1 oil ii I'is'-aies o the heart, palpitation.... 1 CM Sold hv driii-ists, or sent postaid on re ceipt of price. r. llimphreys' Manual, (144 paes) ri- hly bonn 1 in cloth and ifild, mail ed ree, IIL'MI'HKbVS' 1IKD. O., Ill 113 W.lliam St , .New Yo.k. SPEC I FIGS Children Cry for PITCHEKS Castoria M .',0 OUR STOCK OF SPUING WAGONS IS THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ON TIIE PACIFIC COAST. AND COMPRISES ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons, SPECIAL PARCEL DE LIVERY WAGONS. ONE - HORSE BUSINESS WAGONS, ONE-HORSE IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC. It will pay all parties want ing Spring wagons of any description to call upon or correspond with us. We guarantee our vehicles the bjst, prices lowest, quality considered. Siaver & Walker NEW MARKET BLOCK, - - - PORTLAND, OREGON. WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery ani Vehiclos of Every Descxiptica. SEXI VOll CATAI.O(i ;e AND TRICE LIST. AV. G. I)VrlS ALBANY, MLMM The men of this vicinity need noi oe jeaious oecause Ttieir wives i i . , talk so constant.' about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their uood look8 the ladies are talking about, itistheood qualitesof the e(,ok and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. ' 'WH!-- ! CLasaieal. sei tific. in, mat Mfw i.ain. u wffiti .Sc-Hi1 Tax Notice. ! CR0WDER BROS The school tax in voContractots and Builders, listiict No 5, is now due and pav-1 Jflice on First street with Wal- able. Call at my oiu. e an.i pay tefore it becjines de- the same I linquent. i n an kuius 01 ouiiiimgsorcarpen C. G. Hi i:k ii v KT. ierwork. All work intrusted to I istrict Clerk. '11 be promptly executed. A FULL LSNS OF FOR JULIUS G.RAQWQHL'S mm The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods s!-.cnD'Tui: t un ins. His as3Jrt:n.nt h hi-er t!n;i and pricee. The Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. AGONS. half-platform sh king wagons, SCROLL SPRING WAGONS, "HANDY WAGONS," 'TAYLOR' OR THREE-; SPRING WAGONS, HALF-SPRING WAGONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, f! DELIVERY WAGONS, & CO. AGENTS OREGON. ALBANY Conciliate klitote. OREGOK f Ir-s-tructcis. literary, er nirrAtvin. ! Mid n..nnai cla sos. Courses af study ar ranireil to meet the needs ol all irradee o' j students. Spe ial inducements offered tc ; Hudenis from abroad. Tuition rainres fron 5.50 to DHa.M Prr Term. tnstrumeniai inKirueiion in ntiaie wl ' H.iVe i,y 11 Ijiur, Holt Boani in private families at tow rates, ane ! r"''",1f,'r "lf boardini; at small txpense. A t,Kr "r pup j For cireui irs and full particulars, addrcsi i 1,18 president, I UKV- elcert n. coxdit, Albativ, Oreifon. lace & Cusick, real estate agents, .lbany, Oregon. Estimates given BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES ROYS AND GIRLS 03LDEN RULE amouscemesT SPRING OF ever bebre, an,l he is prepare J Star ..A FULL STOCK OF.. Staple Groceries The best quality ot teas, coCeea, candles nuts, ttc FRESH BARED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old relialilc houKe Is aim to he found a complete assortment of fresh family trroceriea, to whiel is constantly neihir added all the seasonable lines of jrroceriea and pro visions, sueh as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all bought when prirer ere low and the benefit ot tie margin will be iven to his customers. Remember the plact tt the old corner on First and Kr .ialbin SU. Conrad Mter. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the IJelle vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargement8,tumor8 ind wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended lay night. His motto is '.OD WILL TO ALL." WOffice and residence, Lebanon, Orecn :p iA:tsrcx T1HOSE WISHING A FIRST-CLASS IN L s'ramcnt, the best made to stand the climate of this coast, can be suited by ca'lins; at Slis: B. K. llyman's, opiwite the Masonic Tenipls, First street. The latest vocal and instrumental music kept for sale. Also the Ur;;cst assortment of stain pi ni; pattcri.s to ielect from this side of 'Frisco. Lefw.ns iliven in uaintimr and embroidery at her studio over Linn County Hank. Give her your srder and you w ill be pleased, Nursery . Me; a s. Hytnan & Brownell are prepared in their nursery to . ar uish all kinds of etock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. Boots and .Shoes. Purchasers of Boots and Shoes bear in mind that big adve-rtise-menta and offers of big discounts -o not always mean best values. 1 on will have to pay some one a profit as no one can do business without exjiense. The quest on is who can sell you the best goods for the least money. S.vmckl E. Young. BAZAAR STORE. 1891 AT . X to 3tisfy customers ;in quality Crockery Also carries tLe finest lines of Piarios & Organs IX THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. o CALL AND EXAMINE IIIS STOCK. ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ALBiNY, OREGON. eTTJLICJS JOS"HlJ?t"r3:, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -AND FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST. Cigars Plug and Smoking Tobacroe, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, full lin o- Smokers' Articles. Ne f oi to Pffeiffer's candy store, Albany, OreeoD, Once - Wo wish to remind you tliat we car ry the most Complete Line of Hard ware, IStoves and Rario-es in the Yal f O Y MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. PEED -:- STORE AjnD GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIA LLY- Hay. oats anrl. totatOf P. to aunulv sustome cc the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and my increasing home traria i.irc i suji in quantities to suit tlie Second street ake Emmons !Lwer Regulator One . Dose, ioo Dollars. Dsar S. L. R: I consider one dor e Im mons Liver Reitulator worth 9 ISO. ' wat constipated, had Headache, could eat oth insr with satufiiction or appetite-ha the blues, and felt altozether out of sort. 1 re sorted to Blue Mass, Calomel. Quinln , and every remedy sumrested, but onW obtained temporarr relief. One dose of 8 L R did m more good than worth of dncton an dxtorinff. Resp'y, J C If ABTrjf. I have been a teacher for twenty Tears, and1 during that time have had i epeated attacks of headache, produced by torpid Liver, and have been entirelv cu cd by Srmnons Liver Keifultor. I founr t to be of so slid v character in Its a ion not tv tnterfsre. In the least with my duti ein the sehool room. To those similar i sitm t d and subject to the same, I cannot 1 higt, reeoorsaetul Sim- mons Liver Regulator. E, a,. CBiiEljCaaamMltrU) G.L. Blackmar, DEALER IN Driius, Paints, Oils, Perfumery AND TOILET ARTICLESi And a full line of Books, Stationery, Periodicals. Prescriptions Carefully Comoounded. DEALER IN- Aorain purchasers. Store in Stratum Urick, R. M. ROBERTSoN. 'ihc-re Het-1 QUARTER tied in Ba I Iter count Ore-fl t" m t;on, near whatUl M is now Baker City. PClTIIDV man who has sinoL-UCli I Uil I become identified with the rewiurcesflpn and development of that country. ThulUW man is no other than Mr. John" Stewart, one of the wealthiest and most influential citizens in the county. In a recent letter he says: "1 had keen suffering from pains in my ha k and general kidney cumplaint tor oinc time, and bat: iued many rrimuics without am but temporary relief. 1 he painx in 1113 baci had become so severe I hit 1 was .revenu-d from altendint; to my work and could not move wiihout the life of a cane lit-ari'jr, through a friend, of the wonderful cure tl loit by Oregon Kidney Tea, 1 waM induced to try a box, and from that vev lirxt ttoee I found insiant relief, and before uiu? half the contents of the box the piins in 1: y l-ax-k entirely dirapered I have every l.ith in the t irtues ol the tlrev-on Kidney Tea, and cxn conscientiously recommcid it tu my Iriends. 1 would not be without it for any thiinf.' Oreuon Kidney Tea cures headat-he, incon tinence ot urite, brick duMt sediment, bttni itifror paint-ji seiifation while ui mating, aiiti all affections of the kidney or urinary organs of either sex. Health is Wealth ! Dr. E. C. West'i nerve and brain treatment, a guar Miteoi specific foi hysteria, dizzine tits, headache, ner vous prostratior caused by the use ol ali-ohol or tobacco, softening of brain resulting in insanitj and leading to n:u) ry, decay at.d lo of power in eithei six Each box con tains one m itth't treatment. One dol lar a box, or six box es for five dollars sent by mail pre paid on receipt ol price. Guarantee! issued only by J. A. Cummings, druggist sole agent, Albany. Oregon. 5500 REWlRD We will pay the above reward! for any can of liver complain . dyicuaia. si.-k headache, indigestion, constipation or enetivencss wt cannot cure with West's liver pills, when tl direction are strictly complied aith. 1he are put ely vegetable and never fail to gii I pilis 25 cents, The genuine manufacturer only by the John U. West company, Chicago Illinois. Sold by J. A.Cummiugs, druggist Albany, Oregon . JOHN SCHMEER'S liyery. Feed ft Sale statu Corner Second and EUworth 8tt ALBANY. - - ORKOOZ Hoasss BoaaDBD by the day or month Cat riagea or buggies on reasooahle terms NEW FEED STORE! HAY. OATS AND CHOP FEED Always on hand. Also Lime, Blaster & Cement. Come to the comer of Water and Fern- sts. fny all kinds of Feed, P. W. SPIN K. Albany, Or. THE- iiina We ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HOGG, Kecelver. AN! Oregon fleyelojient Do.'s Steamship Line 225 MILMIORTER. ,AND 22 Hours Less Tlm Tluui by any ott.er route: Accomodation! a nur passed for rriufoit an safety, lares and (reitl.ta via Yatiuina an the Oregon Deteopmcnt ccmai)'a ihips, much lew tliat by any cti.tr route ween all point in the Hillltn.ttfe al tnd San Francisco, SAILINQ DATES. nOM TAQUOIA. Willamette Valley.... , June 4th WV ut Willamette Valley 22, raoM aui raaxcisoo JLy :i Willamette June 9 Willamette Vallev Js, 27 The company nderre the right to chair teamen or aailinir tlaiea. daii.t rAtaoia rums fcxeept bunrtayi.) L Yaqali.a 7:(0 ikILt Albany 1240 1 Coivalln 10-JW a m I " Curvallia 11 r Ar Aibary ;i:Js a I Ar Yaqulna 4 3S r. M. O. A C. ctaune connect at Aibaa and Col War. If. Bnaa, C. . Hooca, General UanaKei, U. K ft P. Agent Corvallla, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA ECUTE California txj rre trains ran daily Wil! i u XOFTH 7:U0 p in.. Lv..... Portland ....Ar.. am 10:2S p m..Lv... Aloany Lv.. 6.-21 am 10:15 a m..Ar. 8. Francisco. Lr.. 9-00 pm Loral Push. Train Itally- -(Ex. Sunday 8:00am.. Lv Portland ....Ar.. 4.-00tm ll-.tO p m..Lv... . Altny , .. I.v ,m 5:40 p mAr.....Roenurx Lv.. B J , am LetMMitia Krastrk. 2.36 p ..Lv.. .2:35 p m Ar . l:'im.l S.2-a m..Ar ..Albany Ar.. U:'.T m ..Lebanon..... Lv . -4. ui Allttuiy. Ar.. pm leh&tion ...... Lv.. -40 m aubanv local, dailt (Except Sumlay) i.l-U r su.Lv Portland Ar....9.0(. a J.O0.......Ar. Alhitiy, I t- , w t M PULLMAN BLTFFETSLEErjfiKF. TOURIST SLEEFIKQ CARS, For accommooation rf Seconds, lass i'-a senders attached to Express 1 rains. West Side Itlvlnfon. Between Foitland and Corvallie Hall Train llly-Except Sunday 7a0am..Lv ...Po.tlanl ...Ar.6.30 p. m 12:lUpm..Ar Conaiiis.. L.12.6p. m At Alliany and Cnrvallis connect with trait s of Orttron I'acifl- KAilroait Express Train llally Exeipt Sunday :40pm..Lv Tortlaud .. Ar.. b:20rj ivtb p m.. Ar.....McMinnvi!le.Lv..,6.4&Jun THROUGH TICKETS lo AH Point EAST AND SOUTH WTot tickets and full ii forn.niion re. garding rat tuaps, etc., call on company's agent at Albanv. K. hOKllLl.it, Manager E. P. EOCERS, A :. y H. A A WEAK MAN Can cure himself of the le 1 ruble resnhe if early almte and enVci!y restore his vigor and vital ity by our home treatment. 1 he remarkable cures of hopeless cases of nervous ilebility ami private complaints are ever" where e tamp ing out quackery. Treaties and question list, a physician's gift to suffering humanity, w ill be sent fiee to those alflictec. Address with stamp 1'IOXEER INSTITUTE, 405 Kearny t., Room 2, an Francisco, Cal. We carry a large stock of printer's stationer', well as ported, bought direct from the manufacturers at a low figure, and can give the best of work in all kinds of printing for the least money. Try us. Paisi.kv fc Smiley. THE MARKEIS. ALBANY QUOTATIONS. Wheat-He Oat l-c KJour t4.25i.er bbl rota toes Ej;jrs M'yc Butter 5X-c Lard 10I2e. Hams 1415c. Shoulders 10c Bacon 12 'a'c Hops 30c. Hay Timothy, 10, oats and cheat 1 8. App es Green, $1 per tro. Plu Dried, 9Q,c. per lb. Apre dried bleached 9c eun dried thickens f 5oroi. Beef :J83c (rross. Mutton 5per head. Hoct KXe. drense-. Veal 0tjJc Wool 1821e. EGGS FOR SALE. I will sell full blood Leghorn eggs, both single and rose comb for n 50 per )3; also dotted Wyan dotts Light Brshmas,. Ingshan and Plymouth Rockf at the tame P"ce. L. J. Hoick, Tangent, Or.