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THE MORNING HERALD: WEDN ESDAY, JUL 15, Io91. glowing gaUsgcraW DAIbY AND WEKKiY TERMS OFSUB3(JUPTI''N dailt5 publlnhed very niorninif eicept Uondxy.) hveuil by carrier, per week............. jj y mail, per year 0 KKKLV. J( Published every Friday Mnrtilug.) ae copv, per annum, in aih ance.....$.!.0n IV neu not paid in advance.-.. t .60 irUE MAIL. Mails the Albany poatoffice close atoifice close I 6.30 a. H, IR.R4 ) r or an omces no The Eastern states Th WmI side A ml Ik h'tin ft H' or Portland and Saul . ..u a. m onviia and Yaquina .....l'i:30 r. m , t offlcs south . 7:30 p. n The poetotfice will be cl d each cvciiitig om six to seven o'clock. KeKistered matter lor the ly morntiiK train should be mailed before o clock the revious eveninir. - OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs r aaeemrer. Fniitht...., U.13pmT2.20pm ,' 3.4(pm '7.45 a lu I GRANDMOTHER AND GRAND SON. It is said that the German Km peror has inibideJ many idea that contain wisdom and sound common sense from his interview with tiie English Queen, and well he miht, for Victoria of England has recognized the fact that the people are the rulers and she is but the executor of their will. The Springfield Republican eays that the inference drawn by the Eng lish liberals from the publication at this time of the queen's letters to the late Archbishop of Cater bury concerning Irish church dis establishment, are not unreason able. Naturally, feeling quite sure that the letters could not have been published except with a pur pose on the part of the queen, they believe that she anticipates the time when the commons and the lords shall again be opposed, a? they were when she wrote to !.-. Tail, and this of course involves an expectation of the return of Mr. Gladstone to power as the result of the next general election, and tte consequent passage of a home rule bfle bill. This would be a more hitler pill than disestablish ment for the lords to swallow and yet the queen knows that they must swallow it, or their house and her throne be shaken. Whether a present political effect be designed or cot, this is easily seen to be the natural and indeed inevitable deduction, in case the situation supposed should actually occur. The queen never showed her sound sense aud sure judgment to more advantage than in the position she took on this former critical occasion, as now first re vealed by the letter io Archbishop Tait. whom she employed to bring the lesson home to the lord. She simply said to the lords: Your part and mine in the real govern ment of the Empire are but secc nd ary ; the people are the rulers, and when they have expressed their will through the action of the com mons, it is not safe for you to dare a collision. It is you tli.it would suffer in such a collision, and your fate would endanger the crown it self. It must be something of a shock to tory England, to say nothing of ihe privileged class.-e themselves, to find that the queen has uttered such radicaisiiu as this, and it would be interesting to know wbather majesty's grand son, William of Germany, thought of it. It is imitossible to imagine two utterances more flatly contra dictory of each other than Victoria's appeal to the lord to avoid a collision with the com mons by yielding to them, and William's boast that he tolerated no power in kingdom beside him-1 Uead president ot tlie late southern confederacy. Let him rest in j peace but the soul of John Brown ' still goes marching on. j A RfssiA.v refueee Jew, recent ly landed in New York City who carried on his person the modest gum of :rl7,500 in gold, according to the reports of the news dis patches. Accepting the story as true, and also the incident that he saved his coin from confiscation by the Russian officials by surrepti tiously transporting it to the resi- der.ee of a brother, whose house was sear, hed before the officials came to the house of the owner of the coin, and a feeling of satisfac tion will invade every breast to learn that at least one man cir cumvented the despotic govern ment and saved his money from confiscation. Tun visit of the Emperor of ( Jermany to England, it is claimed has been one of great political significance, -and that it has ac complished much towards uniting the two countries, in common can e on questions affecting the interests of each. The visit was certainly very opportune just at present, as the iomp and show and w ell appointed parades, pleased the people, and renewed their fea'ty to royal personages, on which score they had recently had a very discouraging experi ence, and one calculated to upset not only thoir fealty but also their respect for kingly representatives. The deciples of the peculiar be lief knov n as tbeosophy, who have been under the leadership of .Madame Dlavatsky, who recently died, have had a new leader selected in the person of Lawyer William 1J. Judge of New York. It is claimed that the spirit of Madame Blivatsky and made the selection. The deciples will prob ably accept the selection and follow the new leader with perfect faith, and the rest of the world will move on inequaminity and a shade of unbelief that will hurt nobodv. French astronomers are cogita ting over the project of getting up some means of communicating with the supposed inhabitants of some of the stars and so fully have they persuaded themselves of the possibility of such a feat that they have imparted a similar belief to people with whom they come in contact with as a lady who has just died in that city, wills 100, 000 francs to the astronomer who shall first succeed in that attempt. Probably the prize will not be claimed for a few days to come. Tin-: Koch remedy for the tuber culosis is again brought into notice, by being compared with a new re medy that a Paris physician h:i9 brought into notice with a claim that he has discovered a sure cure. His remedy consists of subcutaneous injections of chloride of .inc. Whether it will prove to he efficacious remains to be tested, and the results will prob ably be as disheartening as were tliose over the Koch remedy. I havo been bothered with catarih for ahout twenty years; I had lost sense of smell entirely, and I hail almost lost my hearing. My eyes were getting so dim I had to get some one to thread my needle. .Now 1 have my hearing as w ell as I ever had, and 1 can see to thread as fine a needle as ever 1 did, my sense of smell is partly restored, and it seems to be improving all the lime. I think there is nothing like Ely's ('ream Hal. a for catarrh. Mrs. E. K. Grimes, Keudrill, Periy, Co., O. The Thomas Kay Woollen Milh of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A lull line of men and bovs clothinu hiaukcts and flannels and all arti cles manufactured by the mill will be kept in stock. These goods are the best in the market and will give entire satisfaction. Smoke the celebrated Havana rilled 5-cent igirs, manufactured at Julius Jos ih's cigar factory. HUMPHREYS Dk. Hi mf'IIkuv's SrsciFicsare scientifically aiid carefully prepared prescriptions; lined for maiiv enrs in private practice with suc cesj, and fur over thirty years used by the people. Kvery single Specific id a cure fur ihe disease named. These Heriries cure without drugging, purging or redlining the system, and are in fact and deed the sovereign reiuedies.of the world. Ll-T OF I'KIM M'AL SOH. CI'RRS. PRICKS.. 1 Fevers, Congestion, inflammation.. $ '2h 'Z Worms, worm fever, worm colic... ; a Crying Colic, or teething of infante.. US 4 hiarrbev of children or adults 25 ft I iVMentcry, Griping, lliliious Colic ..... 2; Cholera Morbus, vomiting & i 7 Cough, colda, bronchitis 25 s Neuraltria, tiMthache, Faceache '.5 I llllcaiiache, sick htadiche, vertigo.... 25 j 10 hpspepxia, hillious stomach 25 i II Suppressed or Painful Periods 25 I 12 Whites, too profuse pciods 25 v i,mi, woiiuh, iiiiim.iih iiieauuiig s: , . II K..lt UK.... Av ii... I 15 Khcuniati'm, rhcuiratic pains 25 - Hi Fever and ague, chil Is malaria. .... Ml 17 Piles, blind or bleeding 5o ; l: Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head 50 j 20 W hooping Coiign, violent coughs 6o 21 lieneral debility, physical weakness 50 27 Kitlney di-M-ase M 5o 2i Nervous debility 1 00 i 30 t'rinar) Weaki.t-Hs, witting bed 50 ! 32 liiscatt'8 ot the heart, palpitation.... 1 00 ! Sold bv daigi-ists, or sent postpaid on re ceipt oi pri'-e. iir. llumphreys' Manual, (114 pages) richly bound in cloth and gild, mail ed rce, HUMPIIKEYS' MF.U. o.. Ill K 113 William St , New Yolk, SPECIFICS. Children Cry for PITCHER'S Castoria SPRING OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS IS THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE OX THE 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 parlies want ing Spring wagons of any description to call upon or correspond w ith us. We guarantee our vehicles the best, prices lowest, quality considered. Staver Walker NEW MARKET BLOCK, - PORTLAND, OREGON. WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery and Vehicles of Every Description. SEND FOR CATALOG J B AND THICK LIST. w: o. T3A.visT"Cb. agents ALBANY, ----- OREGON. Do you want to be happy and make those about you pleased, if so go and get one of those lovely toned piano's at Mrs. Hymans. If yon have not drank Coronado mineral water, you should try it. It will sober you up, give you a clean stomach and a good appe tite. The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and WaBhburn. Its not their good looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good qualites of the cook and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. School Tax Notice. The school tax in school district No 5, is now due and pay able. Call at my office and pay the same before it becomes de linquent. C. G. BlRKIMKT. District Clerk. A FULL LINE OF BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS JULIUS ORADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE Spriito The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods FOR THE His assortment is bigger than and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for WAGONS. HALF-PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, scroll spring wagons "handy wagons," 'taylor' or three spring wagons, half-spring wagons, express wagons, DELIVERY WAGONS, ALBANY ALBANY, OREGOli 1891 A Eull Crps of Instructors. Classical, scic tine, literary, ecmmerula. and normal classes. Courses ol study ar ranged to meet the needs of all grades o' students. Spe.ial inducements offered t students from abroad. Tuition ranges from S.M ! Sl.5 Per Term. Instrumental Instruction in music wj given by Hiss Laura Uoltra. Board in private families at low rates, and rooms for self boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised over pup i way from home. For circulars and full particulars, address the president, REV. ELBERT N. CONDIT, Albany, Oregon. CR0WDER BROS Contractor and Builders, Jffice on First street with Wal lace A Cusick, real estate agents, Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildings or carpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. IMemte amodmcemenT SPRING OF ever before, and he is prepared, Star Bakery . A FULL STOCK Or.... Staple Groceries Crockery. Glassware. The best quality of teas, coffees, candles nuts, etc. FRESH BARED BREAD EVERY DAT. At this old reliable house Is also to be found a complete assortment of fresh family groceries, to which is constantly being added all the scamnable lines of groceries and pro visions, such 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 prices ere low and the benefit of tbe margin will lie iven to his customers. Hetuenititr the place, At tho old comer on First aud Broaulbin Sts. Conrad Mfer, DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Belle vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors tod wens, without pain or the knife, tie also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day night. His motto is OD WILL TO ALL." ("Office and residence, Lebanon Oregon HIHOSE WISHING A FIRST-CLASS IS L s'raipent, the best made to stand the climate of this coast, can be suited byci'liniT at Mis: B. E. Hy man's, opposite the Masonic Tempb, First street. The latest vocal and instrumental music kept for sale. Also the largest assortment of stamping patterns to select from this side of 'Frisco. LessoiiB given in painting and emnnnderj at hei 4tudio over Linn County Bank. Give her your arder and you will be pleased. Nursery. Men -s. Hyman & Brownell are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. Boots and Shoes. Purchasers of Boots and Shoes bear in mind that big advertise ments and offers of big discounts io not always mean best values. You w ill have to pay some one a profit as no one can do business without exiiense. The quest;on is who can sell you the best goods for the least money. Samuel E. Young. BAZAAR STORE. 1 89 1 AT . w to satisfy customers in quality Country Produce. STEWAET & SOX, -DEALERS IN- Russell Engines, Separators and Stackers, OSBORNE BINDERS, We rarrv nn machinery that has found to be satisfactory, aud as we dealer can give better terms. Springfield. Sawmill A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIELD.) PROPRIETOR. SPRINGFIELD. - - - OREGON. Albany vard and office on reets, A. Wheeler, Aloany Manager. Having lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not surpassed or the prompt and satisfactory ailing of orders, I respectfully solicit 8 hare of the trade. A.WHEELER. Ask my agent for V. I.. Donclas Shoes. I If not for anle in your place auk your La dealer to send for catalogue, secure agency, and iret them for yoa. trTAKK NO ISIBSTITI.TE. iuuv to Tur W. L. DOUGLAS t0ej1B2hoe9whichcostfroui ar n CUrs? fPrt naia seweu wen ouw, unr SO OnUC CENTLEMEN calf, stylish, comfortable and THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FDR THE ottered at this price ; same grade as custom made shoes costing from $0 to $!). $3.50 police shoe; farmers, railroad men and letter carriers all wear them ; fine calf, seamless, smooth inade, heavy three souls, exten sion edge ; one pair will wear a year. $2.50 fine calf ; no better shoe ever offered at this price ; one trial will ..mvini'P thnoA vim want a sboe for comfort and service. 9.- nn.l t iKi Wnrkini'inaii'fl shoes who have given them a trial wili wear no other make. HOYS' $2 and $1.75 school shoes are worn by the boys everywhere; thev sell on their merits as the increastrjr sales show. LA 1)1 ES $3 hand sewed shoe, best Dongola ; very stylish ; equals French imported shoes costing from $4 to $. Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 75 shoe for Misses are the best Dongola. Stylish and durable. Caution. See that W. L. Douglas' name and pi ice are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. W. L. IX)UGLAS, Brockton, Mass. PORTLAND, OREGON. BRANCH HOUSE ALBANY OGN JOHN ROBSON, MANAGER, Have on hand for the season of 1891, binders, mowers, farmer's toolf and harvesting machinery of all kinks. Our stcck of buggies, carts, sjiring wagons, etc., is the largest and most complete on the Pacific Coast, and comprises all the leading styles. At Deyoe & Robson's old stand, opp. Blumberg Block. "In Spring the young man's fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of love t" SM m The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty housewife, all will turn their ste8, when searching for fresh table dehcacies choice butter, fresh laid eggs, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds,, to th grocery store of C. EJ. Brownell. MOWERS & RAKES. not lieen tried in this locality and represent factories, no responsible Railroad, between Fourth and Fiftl E. BLAIN, tbe- r .:i-t ' iIorTTiV ALSANl. - - UKt-UUJN. It is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the best fine caif , stylish and easy and because we make more shoes of this grade than any other manufacturer, it equals hand sewed shoes costing from H to f5. $5.00 genuiue hand Fewed,the finest calf shoe ever offered fnr ss pnnais i-renci) 1111 HONEY durable. The best shoe ever are stronsr and durab'.e. Those X It also turns to ilhonghts of somej Ithing pd to! Eat, as well i -TUB- Yaquina Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T.J K. IIOGC, Receiver. ANt Oregon Development Gos Steamship Line. Thau by any other route: Accomodations unHurpansed for comfort so atnty. h'arua anil freights ia Yaquiita an the Oregon lNsve opuiciit coiui any's ships, Diucb Iua tl'Ut l) any ether route ween all points In tbe Willlau.etif al and tan Francisco. Sailing dates. raoa taqdika. Willamette Valley.... . W V MM WU lametteVal ley JT. ..June 4th . 13t rao sab ruAKtisco W May Si Willamette Valley June 9 Willamette Vallev If. S7 The company ncrve the right to cLa-itf teamers or sailing dales. DAILY rAHKBSOKK TEA IKS Kzcept bundays.) L TacuinaT'OO mlLv Albany 12:20 H Corvailw 10:36 A It I " Corvallis 1.-03 rM Ar Albany I l:Je A I Ar Yaquina I W r. H O. & C trains connect at Ait-an aud Col W. II . Hole, C, Hoocs, General LtanaKel, O. e & P. Agent Corvallis, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA KCUTE California express trains run daily aoiiiH KOPTH 7:0Um..Lv 1'ortlaiid ....Ar.. 9:Si am 10:23 pm..Lr Albany Lv.. 6:2'. am b:!5 a ni..Ar...... S. r'ranciaco.Lv.. -0u pm Loral Fan. Train Itally- Kx. Sunuay 8:00 a m..Lv Portland . 12:20 pm..Lv Albany..., 6:40 p mAr. .... Koteminc. . . ..Ar. . 4:06 m .Lv..l.lHl am ..Lv.. t:J0am Lebamm tiranob. 2.38 p Lv Albany Ar.. !: ( m 2:35 p m Ar ....Lebanon Lv . h c iu a m.. L Albany .m. Ar. . t.zb pm 0.22a m..Ar Lebanon...... Lv.. S'4- m AT.BASY local, daily (Kxcipt Sunday) 5.1-0 r M..I.V.... Portland Ar....9.00 AH y.uo n Ar. ..A:iuny..Lv....5.00 a m PULLMAN BUKFETSLEEl'EKS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For accommodation of Second-Cla ra sengers attached to Exi-reii trains. Went Mele Itivtvfon. Between Portland and Curvailia Kali Train Onlly-Kxcep'. Sunday 73" m..Lv ...1'o.t'anJ ..Ar.ft 80 p. m 12:10 p ni..Ar.. Conaiiis.. L'.12.65p. m At Albany anil Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon Pacific KailroaiL EapreN Train Irally (F.xcipt Sunday 4:40 p m..Lv.. 7:2b p in.. Ar.. . Port land . . . Ar.. .UcAlinuville.Lt.. S:20a "5.45J THROUGH TICKETS lo AH Point EAST AND SOUTH dTFor tit-Lets and full 'Information re irardinK rates qiuib, etc., call on eonipany's afent at Albanv. R. kOKll l.f.R, E. P. ROCKRS. ?L"X?T A'L- y & A A WEAK MAN Can cure himself of the de plorable i t-KiiltH nf early abuse and perfectly restore his vigor and vital ity hj our home treatment. The remarkable cures o' hopeless caees. of nervous .thiiity and private comulaints are ecr where stamp ing out quackery. Treaties and question list, a physician's gift to suffering humanity, Mill be sent free to those afllictec. Address witti stamp PIONEER INSTITUTE, 405 Kearny -t., Room 2, an Francisco, Cal. We carry a large slock of printer's stationery, well as sorted, 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 ns. Paisi.ky A Smiley. THE MARKETS. ALBANT quotations. WTicat Mc Oat ivc Flour 4.25 per bbl Ptitatoe o'c Bui ft r Lard l(l(il2c. Hams 14 15c. Shoulders 10c Bacon 12' Hay Timotliy, $10, oats and cheat is. Ado es Green. 1 rpr hn. PIujii Dried, !ic. per lb. App'es dried bleached c sundried Ot c. Chickens ti 5o.VH). Beef K3:ic cross. Mutton :$.:$. 5oper head. Hotrs fKc dre66e' . Veal fuStic. Wool W21c. EGGS FOR SALE. I Will Bell full blood Todinrn eggs, both ningle and rose comb, for 1 50 per i:. also dnttprl Wvan. dotis. Light Brahmas, Ingahan ana riyniouin nocks at the same P"ce. L. J. Hoi ck, Tangent, Or. 225 MEM0RT1 22 Hours Less Tims
