Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 18, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD: SAT U li DA , JUL y 18, IdiM. StlornUtg gaily gwaM DAIbY 1ND WEBKUY TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION daily Fnnllshed ;erery morning except Monday.) llreri-d by carrier, per wet ... ? y mall, per year . 6 t0 WKKKLTi jtPobltohed every Friday Morning.) copr, per annum. In advance... 1"2.00 Wueu nut paid in advance.. 2.60 ' THE MAIU. Mail t the Albany postotflce cloae for all office north Ih Eastern states (6;S0 A. U, Ibe We Side f And the Nairow Ga st R. R4 ) Of Portland and Sai-u 11. II onxais and Vaquina . 12:30 r. M ; k office -' ,,, , . i 7:30 r. M 1 he pnatomce will be clxd each evening m six 10 seven o'clock. KeKistered matter for the train should be mailed before i reyimis eveninir. ly morning o clock the OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs r avenger. Fuiht. 11.13pm 12. ."Opm 3.4opmi.45 a m THE MARKET PROSPECTS. The question above a'.I others, for this vicinity and people, is what is the prospect for the price of wheat. The harvest is far enough along to show that a bountiful yield is sure, and a large surplus for market will be furn ished in the Willamette valley. The outcome should give the far mers a larger margin of profit for their labor than they have been receiving of late years. Henry Clews, the authority in New York banking circles, in a letter dated July 11, says: "This very important crop ques tion is now assuming measurable dimensions. An eminent English authority on grain statistics, while anticipating an almost average British crop of wheat, estimates the deficiency in France at 130 million bushels, and some French calculators place the deficit as high as 175 millions. The total European deficiency to be sup plied from external sources, the English estimator places at ."S0 millions of bushels of wheat; or, if we were to accept the figures of the French statistician for France, the total European deficit would be about 430 million bushels. Seemingly, therefore, it may be assumed that Europe will have to import alout 400,000,000 bushels of wheat. Such a demand implies a higher price for that cereal than has prevailed during late years; and, were the price estimated at the confessedly low figure of tl per bushel, it would follow that Eu rope will have to pay $400,0 )0,(100 to other parts of the world for this cereal ; which is an amount almost witffont precedent. Our own crop is variously estimated between 500 and 5o0 million bushels ; and, as prospects now stands, 550 millions is perhaps a fair estimate. Estimating our domestic require ments for various purposes at 300, 000,000 bushels, we should have, at this rate, a surplus of l!H),000,. 000 bushels for export, assuming the home stock to remain at its present quantity, whatever tha: may be. According to these estimates we are in a position to furnish to Europe close upon, or possibly fully, one-half of its total re quired imports of wheat. This uiruna mat una one item oi our exports will amount to something near $200,000,000. To the United States, this is a very exhilarating prospect: but to Europe it is a very gloomy one. Even were the European nations in a prosperous condition, such an extraordinary necessity to buy bread from foreign countries would be appalling; but, coming after an enfeebling finan cial crisia, on tbe heels of a large drain of gold into Russia, and at a time when industry is contracting and foreign trade is languishing, what may be the possible result of these short harvests to Europe? It is useless to predict : and it is imperative 10 wan lor conse q voces. The present attitude of expectancy assumed by Wall street is the only safe and wise one under such circumstances. It is not likely that we shall be per mitted to reap this advantage of a great crop without some sort of drawback, and it is wise to wait and see in what form that draw back is likely to come. Europe will find it impossible to pav ue for our wheat without making some sacrifice. She will oiler her products to us at taw prices, or consign them for sale at what they will bring; if we accept them free ly, our wheat will be so far paid for in goods instead of gold ; if we buy only our usual quantity of imports, then Europe will be com pelled to pay us largely in our securities held there; and, in that rase, the settlement will not be conducive to buoys nry in the New York stock market. For these reasons, we advise moderate ex pectations, at least uutil the future of Europe becomes plainer." Taking nil statements into con sideration, and there have been tiot a few and will be more the tenor of which will be directly op position to tl e above quotation, there is assuredly a situation that calls for a good price for wheat this season. Whether the freight rates and the speculators rings will be able to gobble up tha mar gin of profits and keep the prices to farmers and home dealers at a minimum remains to be seen. In the nineteenth annual report of the directors of the Zoological Society of Philadelphia, attention is called to the unprecedented de struction of many of the more val uable and important animals of the native American fauna, and lo the need for the immediate adop tion of every means which can be employed to save them from com plete extinction. The directors think that a good deal may be done in furtheramn to this object, both in zoolrgical gardens and private preserves. Xina Van Z.ndt the romantic Chicago girl, who married August Spies, the executed anarchist, in prox.v by his brother, and made such a fuss over the incident, was married in reality lately to a young Italian journalist who has been at work in this coontry, and will go to Italy with him. The experience of a New York dentist will serve to make men cautious of how they allow ladies to bite them, a young woman whose tooth he wns about to draw closed her teeth on his finger, and the result was ulti mately death. Beware of their bile. OltT.llNED MOKE KKLIKK From a Can ofO. K. T. Than Any thing He Kver I' seel. The writer of the following is a Baptist minister of many years standing, well know as a mis sionary to the Indians, and is now a teacher in the school recently established at Forest Grove for the education of the Indian youth: Forest Grove, Or., March 8. 1 have been troubled many years with weakness of the kidneys ami tried many ditferent remedies, sought aid from different phy siciaus, and even changed climates to obtain relief, but have met with indifferent success. Hearing through a friend of the Oregon Kidney Tea. I obtained a box of it and have derived more benefit from it than from any thing else I have yet found. Rev. J. C. Huff. I have been bothered with catarrh for altout twenty years ; 1 hail lost sense of smeil entirely, and I had almost lost my hearing. My eyes were getting so dim I had to get some one to thread my needle. Now I have my hearing as well as I ever had.'and I can see to thread as fine a needle as ever I aid, my sense of smell is partly restored, and it seems to be improving all the tune. I think there i.s nuthing like Ely's Cream lal:n for catarrh. Mrs. E. 1 Grimes, Rendrill, Peny, Co., O. The Thomas Kay Woollen Millt of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A full line of men and boys clothinu blankets and flannels and all arti cles manufactured by the mill wii) be kept in stock. These goods art the best in the market and will give entire satisfaction. Smoke th celebrated Havana filled 5-cent igsrs, manufactured at Julius Jos ibB cigar factory. HUMPHREYS Dr. llrvriiRRY's SmciFicsare scientifically and carefully prcared prescriptions; used lor ininv years in private practice with S'.ic-ces-i, and for over thirty years used by the IHXiple. Every single. -ipecilie is a cure for the disease named. These Sfieeitics cure without clruirtiinf, puriin; nr redii ini; the system, anil are in fai t and deed the sovereign remedies of the world. LIST 0F PRI.Wll'AL SOS. CI RKS. PRICKS.. 1 levers, Onirestion, inflammation. .j 2S 2 V onus, worm fever, worm colic 2a 5 C'ryimt Code, or teething of infante. . 25 4 Diarrhea, of children or adults 25 6 Dysentery, Griping, liillious Colic ..... 25 Cholera Morbus, vomiting 25 7 Ciuijh', colds, bronchitis 25 s Neurnhria, tuothaihe, Faceache 25 !) HottiiHche, sick tuadtchc. vertigo.... 25 10 lspepsia, liillious stomach 25 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods 25 12 lutes, too profuse petiods 25 i:i Croup, coiitfh, dittlcult breathing 25 14 Salt Klieinn. eaysipelas. eruptions.. 25 15 Rheumatism, rhcurratic pains 25 In Feverand ague, chills malaria 60 17 Files, blind nr bleeding 50 I!) Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head 50 20 W hooping Omgn, violent coughs . 50 21 General debility, physical weakness 50 27 Kidney disease m St Nervous ilelnlity I oo 30 Urinary Weaki.ess, witting lied 5u Si Diseases nl the heart, palpitation 1 00 Sold hy dnigvists, or sent postnaid on re eeipt of price. lr. Humphreys' Mamul, (14 imKesi rii-my ixtunu in cmin ami srHU, mail cl ne, IIUMPIIKKVS MKL. O, 111 & 113 William St , New York. SPEC I FIGS Children Cry for PITCHKH'S Castoria SPRING OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS IS THE LARGEST AND MOST i UU.urL.bll!. U- THE 1'AUUIU UUAS1, ASU COMPRISES ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons, SPECIAL FARC EL DE LIVERY WAGON'S, 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 best, Staver NEW MARKET BLOCK, - - WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE THE PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery ana Vehicles SEND FOB CATALOG W. O. DAVIS Jb ALBANY, - Do you want to be happy and make those about you pleased, if so go and get oue of those lovely toned piano s at Mrs. Hyuians. If you 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 vicinitv need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their good looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good qualites of the cook and heating dtoves 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 ollice and pay the same before it becomes de linquent. C. G. Bl P.KIM kT. District Clerk. A FULL LINE OF BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES FOR ROYS AND GIRLS JULIUS CRADWOHlS SPBItfG The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods FOR THE His assortment is bigger thaa and prices. The Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. WAGONS. HALF-PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, scroll spring wagons' "HANDY WAGONS," 'TAYLOR' OR THREE SPRING WAGONS, HALF-SPRING WAGONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, DELIVERY WAGONS, prices lowest, quality considered. Walker - PORTLAND, OREGON. STOCK ON of Every Description. I'KIIK LIST. J G AND CO AGENTS OREGON. ALBANY Late M ALBANY, OREGON 189 1891 A Eull C( ips of Instructors. Classical, self tifie, literary, commercia. and normal cla-sea. Courses of study ar ranged to meet the needs of all grades of students. Spe.ial inducement offered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from 95.54) to 9IS.M Per Term. Instrumental instruction in music wl given by Miss Laura Goltra. Board in private families at low rates, and rooms for self boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised over pup tway from home. For circulrs and full particulars, address the president, KEV. ELBERT N. COND1T, Albany, Oregon, CROWDER BROS Contractois and Builders, Jffice on First street with Wal lace A Cusick, real estate agenta, Albany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildingsorcarpen erwork. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. GOLDEN RULEj AfflODHCEMES SPRING OF ever before, ami he is prepared, to far Bakery ..A FULL STOCK OF. Staple Groceries ware. The bent nuts, etc. quality of tow, ccffits, candies FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house is nlm to I found a complete assortment of 'p sli family groceries, to whii h is constantly neinir addi I all the seasonable lines of groceries and pre visions, such aa Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried See f Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all liotiirht when prices ere low and the lienetit of tbe marj;m will U iven to his customers. Kuuiemlx? tlu-plane, it the old corner on Finland lir'.jl.illuu Sts. Conrad Miter. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the lfclie 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 and wens, without pain or t!io knife. Ue also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii ed in the German French anil English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day night. His motto is "tUU WILL TO ALL. tyOflice and residence, L.-baioii Oregin. IP I-A-.TSTO. THOSE WISIUMSA FllfcSTCLASS IN s'rument, the best made to stand tin climate of this coast, can be suited livca'linir at Mis: It. E. llvinan's, ophite the "jl:isonic Temple, First street. The latest voeul and instrumental uiumc kept fur sale. Alno the Unrest assortment of stamping patterns to select from this side of 'Fri.-.i. Lesson ifiven in wintinic and emt.r..ii!er at hi t studio over Linn County P.ai.k. "tiive net your rder and you will be ,i!ta;ie.. (Nursery . Mefi-s. Hvinan & P.rownell are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call ujon them. Knots ami Siloes. Purchasers of Roots and Shoes bear in mind that big advertise ment) and oilers of big discounts io not always mean best values. Yon will have to pay some one a profit as no one can do business without exen.e. The qtmst'on is who can nell yon the bi-ht goods for the least money. Kamuul E. Yoi no. BAZAAR STORE. 1891 AT ' satisfy oustcimtTa sir quality ! Crockery T STEW AET ft SOX, -DEALERS IN- tall Engines, Separators and Stackers, OSBORNE BINDERS, We curry no machinery that found to be satisfactory, and as we dealer can give bettei terms. Springfield. Sawmill A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIELD.) PROPRIETOR. SPUING! FIELD, - - - OREGON. C ABT'AIhany yard and office on Railroad, between Fourth and Fiftl reets, A. Wheeler, Albany Manager. H iving lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not surpassed or the prompt and satisfactory ailing of orders, I respectfully solicit 8 : liare ot the trade. A. WMhtLJSK. J a -aMMasaaKHaMaaBaasBaBBSsaMsasaMSHBBaissaaBBMMavai Auk my agents Tor V. I.. Douglas Shoe. It not lor sole iu your place nk your dealer to Meml for cutalogue, secure the agency, ami gel theui lor you. iff TAKE .U SL UnTlTLTE. WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS g" CUiM7 EQR. 4 hand sewed welt shoe, fine , SnWI- GENTLEMEN calf, stylish, comfortable and T!iE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOB THC HOHET? lurabl Tie best shoe ever l!erd at this price ; same grade as custom made shoes costinp from t; to $J. $3 r0 police shoe; farmers, railroad men and letter carriers all wear tin in ; line calf, seamless, smooth inxide, heavy three souls, exten sion edge ; one pair will wear a year. $2.fiMiin calf; no better shoe ever offered at this price; one trial will convince those who want a shoe for comfort and service. !fi,.2" and OOjW'orkingman'B shoes are strong and durab'.e. Those who have given them a trial wili wear no other make. I'.OVS' 2 ami $1.7" school shoes are wont by the boys everywhere; thev sell on their merits as the increasu'K sales show. LADIES f. hand sewed shoe, best ftongola ; very stylish ; equals French imported shoes costing from $4 to $. Ladies 2.50, $2 and 1 75 shoe for Misses are the best Dongola. Stylieh and durable. Caution. See that W . L. Louglah buttoiii of each shoe. F1UNK BROS IMPLEMENT COMPANY BRANCH HOUSE ALBANY, OGN JOHN KOBSOX, Have on hand for the season of and harvesting machinery of all kinks av Onr stcck of buggies, carts, spring wagons, etc., is the largest and most complete on the Pacific Coast, and comprises all the leading styles. At Peyoe Ax Kobson 8 olU stana, opp. uiumrjerg iiock. "In Spring the young man's fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of love !" 3 The wise young man, the old man, iTini their steps, when searching butter, fresh laid eggs, staple ana iancy groceries oi an iiiun i i rAiMilr (J CTt C f C. Li. MOWERS &. RAKES. has not been tried in this locality and represent factories, no responsible L. E. BLAIN, HOLE AGENT. ALBANY, - - OREGON. It is a seamless shoe, w ith no tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the left fine caif, atylish and eay and because we make more shoes of this grade than any other manufacturer, it equalt band sewed thoes cobting from $4 to f5. $5.00 genuine hand fewed,the finest calf shoe ever offered for $5; equals French im name and to ice are stamped on the V. L. 1KJUGLAS, l'.rockton, .Mass. MAXAOER, 1S!)1, binders, mowers, farmer's tool - C.f 1 It also turos lo I Ithonghts of somel ilbing pd lo! lEat, as well ! I AV the thrifty housewife, all w ill ior iresn laoie ueinanen, J5rowneli. THE- laquina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T., K. HOC.O, lieceiicr. ARC Oregon J)eTelopiBfltCo.,s Steamship I,ine 111 f niinnriipi ,KSL Hours Less Tlm Than by any other route: 22 Accomodations unsurpassed for ccuilf rt to lafaty. Fares and freights ia Vti,i.u.a iu the Oregon Dcveopuitnt coni an)'s ships, much less that by anv t llier rcute ween all points in the Williau .in 1 Hid San Franciscoi Sailing dates. FROM TIQUINA. Willamette Valley.... W V WUlam'e'ttTalIeyT.".".T --.June 4th .. !3t FROM BAN FRAMISCO " . May !1 Willamette Valley June V Willamette Vailev 1?, 27 The company reserve the riht to cka'ig teamen or sailing dales. DAILT rASfcOUKR TRAINS kxcept Sundays.) L Yac.alna 7.-00 a I Lv Albany 12:20 M Corvalln 10:36 ml" Orvaliis l:vi r M ax Albany i Ifjo i a Ar Vaquina fib r. m. O. & C. tllina .ont.ect at Aiban and Cot Wl. M Unas. C, , Hooui, General Alauager. U. F & p. Ait.Dt Coivallia, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA KOCTE California express trains run dnily sotru MltlB 7:00 p m..Lv Portland Ar.. t:3i am 10:23 piu..Lv Albany Lv.. 6:2: am 5.15 a ui..Ar...... S. Francisco. Lv.. W-O0 pm Loral I'ajm. Train Daily- Kx. bunday 8SX a m . . Lv P. .it l&nd . 12:2Upm..Lv Albany.... 6:40 p inAr Ko-etmrg.. . ..Ar.. :o in .Lv.. l..4t am . .Lv. . t:.Ji un Iriwssn ttraarb. 2.3tf p..Lv.. 2:i5 p m Ar . 7-.-10 a m. Lr 0.22 a m..Ar . . Alliany.... ..Lebanon... Albany Lelutiii'ii . Ar.. i.:'b i tn . Lv . -4t aiu . Ar.. i.-JH put Lv.. s i m AI.HINV LOCAL, DAILT (F.ICept Sunday) 54) p ..Lv.... Portland.. ..Ar....y.u; a m S.ou m Ar. ..AihAny...Lv....5.oo a PULLMAN UUFFETSLKLrERS TOUIUST SLEEFIKG CALS, For accommiHiatiim of Sou.1.'Iama ra sengers attached to Kipi. s I r.ins. Wrvt Mir tritlsliin. Between l'oitlaud and Cnviiiia Wall Train lally- I'xtrpt Sunday 30am. .Lv . . . I'o.-: Lui 1 ..Ar.f.iOp, L. U.i At Alhanv and tv.rvallis r Iran. s of orpm I'm i;i'Kui!rnad. i!-t with F.iprrM Train l:illi to pt hui.diy l:4n p m. . I.v.... I'oitlaml . Ar.. fc:VUni li'lb p iu. . Ar. .... Mi Mn:n ill,-. I.v . ,;6 4.iim THROUGH TICKETS lo Ail Point EAST AND SOUTH OT For tii kcts and full 'infoin ation re irardin ral.n map-, fk., a'J on io:ii)n'a Ajfnt at Allinnv. K. KuKlll.F.lt. F.. T. irot.F.IIS, Manairvr Awl. i:. F A I. A A WEAK fVIAN Can cire hiinsrlf of the de plorable residis of early nbuee mid ierlVclly rfhtnte bis vigor and vital ity by our home trcatmeiit. The remark ablt; t-nit s '' hopelcfcs cact-s of nervous i.t-bility and piivute comolaints are ever wlu-re stamo 111 kf out ouackciv. Trt-alies and question li.it, a plivsiiian's gift to suffering binuani'v, mil be sent fiee to those atliictcc. Addrts-s with stamp 1'IOXEKR IXSTITI TK, 405 Kearnv "St., Jtoom 2. San Franeisco, Cal. We oarrv a larra r-t.x k of printer's stiitionerv, well as sorted, lxnij;lit tlinrt from the manufacturers at a low figure. and can civo tlie Im'sI of work in all kinds of printing for the least monev. Trv us. II. Conn. THE MAKKlviS. TUAXT )COT1TIOKS. . Wheat So Oats 4 c Fltiiir 4.3?l j et tbl Pot-attifs :."c E'tjs '."c butter 'Ji'c Laid KWIiVc . flams H(.d,l Shouiders inc. Bacon 12; , c Hops '30c. Haj Timothy, tlO, oats and cheat IS. App es (reen, fl pf-r l n. PIuai Dried, Hc. er fl. App'es dried bleached Se eundried 0 . c. Chickens f 4 5o?.riOO. Beef :5:;jc gross. Mutton t-iQx 'i .Viper head. Hops 5c. QreBfie . Veal 45ta tic. Wool I821r. EGGS FOR SALE. I will sell full Mood leghorn eggs, loth single and roso comb, for $1 50 er i:, also dotted AVyan dotts. Light Pral.mas, Ijingsban ana Plymouth Kocke at the same price. L. J. Hoi ck, Tangent, Or.