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- v THE MOBNIN6 HERALD SATURDF. AUGUST 1, 1391, it. If DAIbY AND WBBKU TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION UAILV rubllshedleTery morning except Monday.) Iiverul by carrier, per eK O-.'O y ouul, per year. 0 00 WKKKLYa' Published (very Friday Morning.) ma copy, per annum, in advanee....-.200 Wuea uut in xlTmJi.e :i.&0 THE MAIL, Mails tt the Albany poetotilce close Kjr all office north The Eastern atatv I;30 a. M, It West Slide f And the Ni row Ga let R. R4 J or Portland and Smiu 11 A. M orr il! and Yaquina ..l-!;.'tO r. M ; office m 73 The piMtoHice will he cIjm death evening n six to seven o'clock. KeKistered matter tor the ly momliK train should be wailed before o clock the jfeytoo evanintr. OREGON PACiriC TIME TABLE. Dt.psrtB j . Arrives r assencer. . riiiiht.. 11. 13pm 12.20 pm 3.40pm 1.45 a ui WHAT JS THE OUTLOOK. As far as human ken can pene trate the immediate future, the outlook fr the American hus bandman ia extremely good. Of course the speculative mania may so influence the commercial trans actions, as to cause low prices un til the bulk of the magnificent crop of this year luw been worked out of the producers hands, but most certainly the situation irives promise for more remunerative prices than have been paid for many years even with the,-enoi-mous surplus that will bo in sight from the harvests. Speaking of this surplus the Henry Clews letter of latest date says: "Our agricultural crops, upon which nearly one-half of our population are directly dependent, afford upon the whole a promise of unparalleled results. The cotton crop seems likely to follow close upon the great volume of that of last year. The corn crop, so far, indicates a result beyond the average. And the output of wheat is likely to surpass all pre cedent. What quantity of wheat we shall export, I leave to others to predict ; what quantity we could export, I leave to be inferred Irotr. the fact that, during the year ending July I, 1S01, we ex ported 100,000,000 bushels of wheat and flour, with a crop of 40U.UW.000 bushels, which was 140,000,000 bushels Ites than the probable crop of the present year ; from which it may be inferred that our actual capacity for export out of this year's crop will be con sideraly over 200,000,000 bushels, our highest previous expbrt hav ing been ISG.000,000 bushels in 1881. The average value of our annual exports of wheat and flour, for the last seven years, has been $108,000,000, the average export price (reducing the flour to wheat) having been 87J.i cents per bushel. Should the experts out of this crop reach 200,000,000 bushels and the export price average $1, the value of our shipments in 1S01!2 would exceed by .A2,000, 000 the average yearly ehipments of the last seven years. On this basis of valuation, the present crop, estimated at 2 10,000,000 bu shels.'would give to the farmers, millers, ' carriers and handleis a total result of $540,000,000 bushels, against $o72,S00,000 as the value of last year's crop of 400,000,000 i bushels, valued at an average ex port price oi cents per bu shel. Results like these, upon our three great crops, mean an in valuable 1-oon to our great agri cultural industry and to all other industries dependent upon it. the etlecta which cannot fail to be soon felt in a marked ftvival of botk'our internal and external commerce," Since the transfer of the Weather Bureau to the agricultural department new stations have leen established at The Needles and at Barstow, on the Atlantic and Fact tie Railway. Others are to be established between Reno, Nev., and Keeler, Cat., aad it is expected that the 1'aciiic division will be extended to cmbracee Montana, Utah, New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming. Con gress and the county have become aroused to the importance and valuo of the b.ireau, and before long the whole country will be- in close telegraphic communication with it at the seasons when the weather ia of the greatest interest to the farmers. Tub myths of horrible creatures that devour and devastate have not all died out yet. It seems likely that a new run of the stories are likely to come on. The latest one is from California, and the Chronicle gives it credence enough to aay that they have a mystery at SeVma, Fresno county which ia worthy of scientific in vestigation. It is a winged mon ster, half bird and half reptile, which preys on the mudhens in the troughs. It has "bit; phos phorescent eyes nearly the sie of a saucer," and its shrill scream is terrifying. Two of the monsters were fired upon by Selma sports men, but though one of the birds was wounded it managed toescae. This reads like an additional tale to that Arabian Nights, but it is set down as actual fact by a veracious J-elma editor. The stories told by the refugee Jews of the Russian persecution are pitiful in the extreme. Not content with driving theiu from their homes, and confiscating their property, the Russian au thorities use means of personal physical torture that are revolting in the extreme. The suspending a man by the wrists for two hours forms a specimen of the inhuman ites practiced. The French people are making every ellort to make the largest an finest exhibit at the Chicago Fair, that has ever been made by that nation. Even their artists, of whom it has been said that for various reasons they would not send their pictures here for exhibition, are now ask ing for space and will send some of their best works here. liiE reports of the extreme cruelty of the official acts of Bal- maceda, the Chilian president are still j the burden of telegraphic news. If all the reports sent out are true, he puts in operation methods as odious as any of the old imiuisatorial torture. His government seems to be odious but prospectively successful. OKT llNLlf MOKE KKLIEF From a C'au of O. K. T.Thau Any thing lie Ever lxeil. 1 lie writer oi the following is a P.aplist minister of many years Planum", well know as a mis sionary to the Indians, and is now a teacher in the school recently established at Forest tirove for the education of the Indian youth: Iokest liuove. Or., .March 8. 1 have been troubled many years with weakness of the kidneys and tried many different remedies, sought aid from different phy sicians, and even changed climates to obtain relief, but have met with indillerent success. Hearing through a friend of the Oregon Kidney Tea. 1 obtained a box of it and have derived more benelit from it than from any thing else 1 have yet found. He v. J. C. IIitf. The trotting bred stallion Alwood Hree,8 will stand for service at Trites l'ros., stable Al bany Saturday's of each week un til futher notice. HUMPHREYS Pk. lli'MnisKY'a Srm iHi'sare seientilic illy and carefully prep-brcd preseriptions; used for lnanv years in private practice with suc cess, and for over thirty yers uieil hy the people. Kvery single specific is a cure for thfliscase named. These seiiics cure without ilruL''ini, purin or re-hieing the svstein, and are in fact and ilce I the sovereign remedies uf the world. Lir or i-RiM ii'Ai. so.s. . emits. i-rickk.. 1 KevtT4, 4 'oldest ion, inflammation.. S i; 2 Vifoniis, worm fever, worm colic.... "ii.:i 2 Cry ing Colic, or teething of infants. . 2; 4 Diarrhea, of children or adults 25 5 Otscntcry, linpiii.'. Millions Colic d Cholera .MorUis. cmiting 7 cousin, eoMi, hronchitis 'J." S V'liraL'ia, toothache, Kaecache -J5 11 llcaoachc, sick hiad iche, vertigo.... Ifi 10 lipspep-iia. billions stomach "5 11 SupprcM.il or l'aiuful Periods 'J.' 1-U liites, too profuse peiiotls l.'i Croup, cough, dull ult breathing '-':" 1 1 Salt Kheiliu. eayslpelas. eruptions.. !." Kheu'uarim, rheuii atic pains......... 6 hi Fever and ague, chills malaria Oo 17 Tiles, Mind or bleeding '- I'.i Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head M '-'0 U hooping Coiign, violent cough 50 't lieueral debility, physical weakness f0 7 hidney disease H Tsj Nervous dchilitv 1 00 0 Urinary Weakness, i &2 Diseases ot the heart. iitting bed... alpitatiou.. 1 Oo Sold by drugi'isU, or sent postpaid ou re ceipt of price. ir. Humphreys' Manual, (144 pages) richly bound in cioth and gold, mait rce, HU.Ml'HKEVS JJEK, O., Ill & IIS vtilliam St , .New York, SPEC I FIGS CALIFORNIA POSITIVE AND NECATIVE ELECTRIC LINAMENT H CATARRH, RIIEU M ATI S M, Neuralgia, Corns. Headache, and ail pain. The Califor nia positive and negative E L E CT R I C CO CO 1 1 CURE, cures colds, croup, consump ttion. Sold by all druggists. Each 25c, 50c. and $1. Creas inger A Co., 1'rops., Los Ange les, Cal. Children Cry for TITCHXS'S Castoria SPRING OUR STOCK OF SFRIXG WAGONS COMl'LETE ON 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 parses want ing Spring wagons of any description to call upon or correspond with us. We guarantee our vehicles the best, 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 E AND I'KH E LIST. W. 0.1DAri&ZCb. AGENTS ALBANY, OREGON. Do you want to be happy and make those about you pleased, if so eo and get one of those lovely toned piano's at Mrs. Hymans. 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 vicinity 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 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. BCHKIIAKT. District Clerk. ALLEN BROTHERS. Wholesale CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL KIN hi IX LAUtiK OR SMALL (JlTANTITIKS IX, SEASON. FLINX 15 LOCK, - - - ALBAjN Y, OKEUOX. Spring The public is mense FOR THE L - ? His assortment is hir than and prioes. gThe Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. WAGONS. IS THE LARGEST AND MOST 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. CR0WDER BROS Contractois and Builders. Jffice on First street, with Wal lace & Cusick, real estate agents, rJbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildingsorcarpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A Cull line of men and bpys clot bine blankets 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. Watches, chains and spectacles, specialties at F. M. French's. Buy your spectacles and eye glasses at F. M. French's, and have your eyes tested and your glasses properly fitted. Glasses from 25 cents to $K). Hanan & Son's fine shoes sell on their own merit, and always gives satisfaction. Try a pair at T. L. Wallace it Co.'s. and Fir: at amooncemknT invited to inspect the im stock of Dry SPRING OF ever befom, and he is preparedj ill .A FULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries assware. The best quality of teas, coffees, candles nuts, etc. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house It) also to le found a complete asxortuieut of fresh family groceries, to which in eonstaully liein ad!! all the seasonable lines of groceries aud .re visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, , Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, t Thfsc goods were all houirlit when priVc ere low and the benefit of tbe margin will he given to his customers. Kcmeniher the place, it the old corner ou. First and Itroalaihin KU. Coni'ful Mier, DR. W. O. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Bellu vue Medical College, The Dr. has spent a lifetime of itudy and practice: and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors and wens, without pain or the knife. He aUo makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practi ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day night. His motto is 'i.OD WILL TO ALL." CVOfhce and residence, Lebanon, Oregon. :piA:tsro. 11IIOSE WISHING A FIKST-CLASS IN- a'rainent, the best made to stand the climate of this coast, can he suited hy ca'iinir at Mis: It. E. llyiuau's, opHsite the Masonic Tejiple, First street. The latest vocal anil instrumental music kept for sale. AIm.i the largest assortment of stamping patterns to select (rfom this side of 'Frisco. Lessons given in painting and embroidery at her studio over Linn County liank. Give her voir srder and you will he pleased. Nursery. MefB-s. Hyman & Drownell are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and those intending to plant should call upon them. Boots ami SlioeH, Purchasers of Boots and Shos bear in mind that big advertine ments and oilers of big discounts do not always mean best values. You will have to pay Koine one a profit as no one can do business without expense. The (picst'on is who can sell you the best "ools for the least money. Samuel E. Young. Grocers. Goods 1891 AT. to satisfy customers ;in quality ar Crockery STEWABT & SOX -DEALERS IN- Ul Eopes, Separators and stackers, OSBORNE-BINDERS, We carry no machinery that has not been triol in this locality anl foiiml ti be Halisf.tcloiy, ami as we represent faclorit-s, no icsp.'iisil'U' ilcaler t an give heller tetins. Spring field Sawmill A. WHEELER, (SrRINOFI f-.LI.) I ROHUKTOR. spuiNUFiELD, - - - oi:i:h:n. Alrinny yar.l ami ollieo on Railroad, between Fourth anil fiftl reetsi, A. Wheeler, Alhanv Manager. Having lumber not exeeile.1 in .inality, ami facilities not eun.a.see. or the prompt ami satisfactory .iiling oi orileiu, 1 respectfully solicit 1 hare of thetradt. . A. WHEELER. A-k my ngrntH for V. I.. DoiiuIiih II inn ir mill? ill nil I biiii:- i ltiilcr to M'liil for rutfilntcue, nt'eure uul-ui'), :iul uet ihem for yiu. tiT TAKE NO SI IWT1TLTE. j WHY IS THE W fNI iB A fJ ported nhoes w inch cost lrom . L. DOUGLAS ' i , r OIJtfP FOR $4 haad sewed welt shoe, fint' OO OHUCi GENTLEMEN calf, stylisli, conifoi table and THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MMO durable. The best shoe ever ollered at this!nricc: samelY'tade from to $'.. 4' .n (.m1;.. tliru) fiirmore mil ri?:iif lliem ; line calf, seamless, smooth in.-.ide, heavy three souls, exten sion edge ; one pair will wear a year. $2.50 fine calf; no better shoe ever cflered at this price; one trial wi.l convince those w ho want a shoe for comfort and service.' $2.2) and $2.00 Workingman's shoes are strong arTd durable. Those w !io have given them a trial wili wear no other make. ROYS' $2 and $1.73 school shoes are worn by the boys everywhere; thev sell on their merits as the increasing sales show. LAI 1 ES $:; hand sewed shoe, best 1 tongola ; very ely lish ; equals French imported shoes costing from $1 to $0. Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 75 shoe for Misses are tbe best Dongola. Stylish and durable. Caution. See that W. L. Louglas' name and pi ice are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. W. L. DOUGLAS, Rrockton, Mass. M BIOS IMPLEMENT COMPANY, BRANCH HOUSE ALBANY OGN JOHN RORSOX, MANAGER, Have on hand for the season of LSiil, binders, mowers, farmer's tooh and harvesting machinery of all kinks. Our stcck of buggies, carts, spring most complete on the 1'acitic Coast, and comprises all the tcatlinf styles. At JA-yoe iv Kobson s old "In Spring the youngman's" fancy Eitf Lightly turns to thoughtsjof love !" B It also tarns to S W ffbonglifs of somel r Ithing pod to! ,ia!6l'jntt"' ! The wise young man, the old man, the thriftv housewife, all will turn their steps', when searching for fresh table delicacies, choice butter, fresh laideggs, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds, to th grocery store of C. E. ; MOWERS & RAKES. Shorn, L. E. BLASii. ,Uu SOI.K AtiES'l-, ALBANY, - OREGON. It is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax tlnead to hurt the feet ; made, of the best line eaif, stylish and easy ami because we make more shoe of this grade than any other uiannlai turer, it equals hand sewed shoes cobting from .4 to ijf5. $".00 genuiu ham.' sewed, tlx finest calf shoe ever ollered for 5; eiitn'.le French im- as t ti8tum 'made shoes costine min nnif leltpr earriers all wear wagons, etc., is the largest am! stand, opp. lilumberg iilock. fc. Brownell. . THE I Yaquina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T.. E. HOGG, Kerelver. ANt Oregon Seyelopment Co.'s Steamship Line 01 ;and 22 Hours Less Tlm ' Thau by any other route: Accomoilatlona unaurpaaeett for comfort ao titetv. h ann anil In'i;l.U ia laquiua an . the 0rr:im lcve opliiilit couipaiiy'i ahiis, much lu that hy any other rout ii-ii all imjidU in the VWIUau.et'- al and San Franuiaco, Sailing dates, FROM YAO.DIN. Willamette Valley.... . W V W il luuict te Valley ....... . . , Au 4th - ISth 22, 31 ... July SI Willaiuitte Valliy. Aug 9 Williuuette Vullev " It, 2U The comiaiiy rierve the right to cLauj t-auiern or aailiuir Uutee. DAILY raHbViOKK TR1IXI, hxeept Suuiiayt.) L YaqiiinaT:00 a I Lv Albany 12:20 H Conaliii lu: an" Curvaliia 1:03 ru Ar AD-aiiy i a H I Ar Vaquiua 4 'Si r. U. O. & C tiaiiib conuect at Ailn auil Col Wm. U. Hnaa, C, i Iiooi'i, Central Uanaicoli O. F A P. Ateut Corrallia, O on EAST SOUTH -VIA- S0UTHERN , PACIFIC ROUTE, THE EOl'NT SHASTA EOl'TB Cilifi-rnia ex rin trains run daily W i lli KOKTH 7:ixi . u..Lv.....l'irtlaiid ....Ar.. V.'Sl am lo:Ji p iii..Lv Albany ,Lr.. 6:21 am S.I5 a iu..Ar S. Kraneisoo.Lv.. UXi pm to ill !. Train lally- Kx. Sunday e:00a m..Lv Portland Ar.. 4m (m 1. '.-Ju p ui..Lv. ... All)aii.....J.v..l2:iio m uA'j y inAr.....Kociiur)t Lv.. ):JUam Lfbauou Krauck. 2. UipoiLv Albany Ar.. Wi'if m p u Ar .... Lebanon. ....Lv K-4i aui 7:n a in.. L Alliany.. Ar.. pin i in.. Ar Lebaui'i Lv.. Hit pni A!.kv L'K-Ab, iiailv (Kxcept Sunday) .'..io in..l.t....l'ort!aiid Ar....9.uu a n j.ud ru Ar. ..Aibiiii.Lv....i.uo a M V UJ.LM Al 11 U FFIiTULEErJiRS, TOUiliST SLEEl'IKG CARS, For aci-oiiiniiMiatinn of Second Claw im aeiiera attached to lxpretm 'trains. Wrt side IktviiNtn. Between l'ottland and Corvallia Wall Train Itaily-Except Sunday ?:)"ai..Lr ...I'o.nland ...Ar.6.S0 p.m 1l':Kj p m..Ar Cor aim.. L;12.(i:ip. m At Albany and Corvallia couuect witk iraii.i of Onyon t'acilicKailroail. t'.xpresit Train Iallj (Exctpt Suuday 4:44pm..Lv fort land ... Ar.. S :20am 7:L'5 p ui.. Ar M MinuviIle.Lv..b.4iaul THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH CTFor tickets and full 'Information re ,':ir.link' r:il. maps, etc., call ou coiuiuaiy'a a:ent at Alhauv. K. hoEHLKK, E. P. ROOEKS, Manager Aunt. O. K A P. A A WEAK MAN Can cure himself of the de plorable rcsuliu of early abuse and I'd ti-ctly r.fstnie Ids vigor and vital ity by our home treatment. The ii niarkable cures of ho(elees rases uf nt-rvous i.elii'.ity and private cidiitilaints are ecr where stamp n n out ijuacbeiy. Treaties and inehtion t, a 'livsician's gift to Mill'i-ring liiiinanit y, will be sent Ihh to tlmse aillictec. Address with stamp 1'IONEKU INSTITUTE, 405 Kearny St., Room 2, an Fiancisco, Cal. Wo carry a lart! ttock of lirintci'.s stationery, well as sorted, bought direct from the inanufatturt rs at a low figure, and can give the In-st of work in all kinds of printing for the least money. Try us. ll. C. Comi. THE MARKETS. 'tAST QUOTATIONS. Wheat Sfc Oate 4c rii-ur 4.ir- nei bbl I'othtoef :i"ic F.iTirh '.';"o Butter 2"c Lard lOtftPJijfc. HuniP Ui:h: Shoulders 10c. Bucon 123 ,'c. Ilups Jte. Ray Timothy, flO, oats and chew App cs Oreeti, tl per I n. Flujit Dried, Ve. jier lb. A l'p'cs dried bleached IV sundrled Chickens f4 5oaVH). Beef :5:;jc pross. Mutton :g:j.50per head. Hoes S'-c, dresse-. Veal fHSlit'c. Vm)1 lts2Ic. EGGS FOR SALE. I will sell full Llorwl eps, lioth Rinule and rose comb. or i 00 per i.. also dotted Wyan tlotts. Light Brahnias, Ijingshan and riymouth Roeks at the same Price. L. J. IIouck. cnn.)Ti;u Tangent, Or. i
