Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 05, 1891, Page 2, Image 2

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    THE MORNING HERALD "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1891
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LA.IbY AMD WKKKI.V
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION-
daily
'uniuhrd 'erery ciornirit except Monday.)
c!lverl by carrier, per it - b-JO
y null, r ) rar .. 6 10
WKkKLVt
Published every Friday Morning;.)
m copy, rwr annum, In m4hance.....f-.C0
W uen not will in advance 2.40
TUB MAILS.
Mail xt the Alt any postotfice close
f jt all offices DOrtll
Itie Kacrn statsa (.6,30 A. H,
The Went Side f
And the Ifarrow Ga -et R. R j J
off Portland and Sau 11 A. M
orviliis and Ynuina 1'-';'!0 r. u
; ortice "' ........ 7;30 r.
The poetolUce will be djjilcach evening
a ail lo (even o'clock,
ttotiaterod matter lor the ly mnrnlnir
t Un Ahoulil be mailed before o clock the
(.revioua ereninir.
fi OREGON' PACI?fC TIMETABLE.
Arrives Departs
raawnver..
rUht.
U.13m 1120;.m
3.4'.
ijpm:7.45anl
corsers ix ii:a t.
'Corners in wheat at Chicago
have generally resulted in afford
ing the wheat growers of the I'a
ciiic slope an opportunity to mar
ket their grain in Great Britain at
high figures, while the reaction at
Chicago has carried prices back to
a lower level than that from which
fieystarted. The projected wheat
orner of the farmers' alliance is
c-rtuin to check Kuropean pur
chases; the deficit in Europe is
not so large but that the Ameri
can surplus can meet it with a
slight increase on prices of the
past year says the Seattle Post-In-telligencer
: The farmer who sells
his crop promptly is likely to
come out better than tie who holds
his crop for a rise, for the Kuropean
deficiency will lead to a wide in
crease in the wheat areas in the
southern hemisphere now going
under the plow, and unless the
United States sells its wheat the
first half of the crop year, Ameri
can wheat will go low the last
half of the year, so that the far
mers' alliance corner, if it suc
ceeds, will put money into the poc
kets ol every wheat grower in the
world, except those in the I'nited
Slates. Our crop is large, and must
be sold before the crop of the nex
year is produced, and its price wi
be decided by the law of supply an
demand. The man who waits for
$1 50 for his wheat will never
it; it the American farmer can
market his surplus at one dollar
this year he will have reason t
feel contented, and lie is not like!
to get much more, for a successful
corner would only drive Europe to
a halt as a buyer, and when the
corner bursts there mu:ht be some
farmers under the wreck. The
farmers' alliance atteir.pt to get
up a wheat corner is nude a crim
inal conspiracy in Minnesota by
constitutional amendment intro
duced by Ignatius Donnelly, now
president of the state alliance,
1SS7, and passed by the legislature
and ratified by the people in 18S3
mainly through granger efforts
This amendment provides tlj('
any attempt to monopolize .-(lie
markets for food products in the
state, '"or to interfere with or re
strict the freedom of such markets
is hereby declared to be a criminal
conspiracy," punishable as the
legislature may provide.
PRESIDENTIAL CAS DID. I TE.S
as ine time oi tiie next presi
dential contest approaches, publ it-
interest increases as to prospective
candidates,. Concerning the dem
ocratic side of the country there is
room for but little speculation.
Cleveland will probably be the
nominee, and it is the humble
opinion of the writer that he will
be a much easier man to beat than
he was in 1SSS. It looks very
much now as if the contest would
be between the same old enemies.
Harrison and Cleveland, although
Blaine could no doubt have the
republican nomination if he w ould.
Alter a man lias been president
and ha returned to the private
walks of life, has become a simple
ordinary citizen, and not a particu
larly brilliant one at that, the ad
miration which he may have com
manded and tiie reverential esteem
he may have enjoyed, deserts him,
and is not easily rekindled. This
is what is the matter with ( "eve
land, which along with his silver
views which are obnoxious in the
West may cost him the nomination.
The republican nominee will
certainly be Harrison or Blaine,
unless their respective friends
wage such a contest as will give it
to a dark horse.
Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin,
was interviewed in Chicago, the
other day, on current political
matter, when he said: "I think
President Harrison is growing
stronger every day. 1 fe has given
the cocntry a clean, honest, able,
ami tlioroughly satisfactory ad
ministration. To the best of my
knowledge there is no clash be
tween the president and Mr.
Claine. The attitude of the party
toward both is one of admiration.
Mr. Blaine has conducted the
department of state with the
highest ability and without the
slightest jingoism. He is as
strong with his party to-day as he
ever was, but I do not care to dis
cuss the question whether or not
his name will be presetted to the
convention. I am not talking of
candidates. At this early date it
is folly for any one to do so. It
would be better to talk of Ohio, al
though even with the politics of that
state I am not in touch. There is
bat one safe thing to say regarding
Ohio, and that is that one or both
parties there will always have a
presidential candidate.
The laws of this, country cer
tainly need amending concerning
property riguts oi women.
it . . 1 1 t
Among the decisions just handed
down by the Michigan supreme
court is a case which will occasion
no end of comment. Sarah Barnes
nursed Robert S. Moore, a wealthy
man, through a fit of sickness.
Moore was boarding in a bouse
where Barnes and his wife lived.
When Moore died Mrs. Barnes
brought suit against the estate for
nursing the man and won her
case in the lower court, but the
heirs took an appeal to the su
preme com t, and the judges held
that Mr. Barnes should not bring
suit without her husband's re
linquishment of his right to her
portion of the pay. The decision
practically amounts to saying that
every man has the right to com
mand his wife to pay him half of
what she earns, unless he relin
quishes claim to it. Tiie decision
is ridiculous, and if justified by
law should be Hastily modified.
HUMPHREYS
Dr. IIi.'mi'iirkt's SpaxiricHare scientifically
and carefully prepared prescriptions; used
for uianv years in private practice with uuc-ces-i,
and for over thirty years used by the
people. Every single apecitio is a cure fur
thedisexso named.
These aiKX-ilics cure without lruririii,
punriut; or reiliiciinr the system, and are in
fact and deed the sovereign remedies ol the
world.
LIST OP PRINCIPAL SOS. Ct'RKS. PRICKS.
1 Fevers, Congestion, iiiHammatinii . . 3 2,
2 W onus, worm fever, worm colic... !i
3 Crying Colic, or teething of infants..
4 Diarrhea, of children or adults 2;
5 Dysentery, Griping, ISillious Colic ..... 2;
li Cholera Morbus, vcmiting 2
7 CotiylH, coMh, bronchitis..... ...M...H.. 2.
b Neuralgia, toothache, r'aceache......... 2
u Headache, sick htadache, vertigo.... t
10 l)MMMia. billions stomach 2
11 Suppressed or 1'ainful l'eriods 2
12 V lutes, too profuse peiioils 2
l'l Croup, couu'h, ditll.ult breathing 2.
14 Salt Ulieinn. erysipelas, eruptions..
1 Kheuma'isin, rnemr;itic pains
K Keverand ague, chills malaria
17 l'lles, blind or bleeding
1: Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head
20 WhHping Cougn, violent cough......
21 Cciier.il debility, physical weakness
27 Kidney diMeasc ma....WM......H.....
23 Nervous debility .... 1 OU
SO Urinary Weakness, witting bed.... 60
L'.2 Diseases ol the heart, palpitation.... 1 00
Sold by dnigi'ists, or scot postpaid on re
ceipt of price. Dr. Humphreys' Manual, (144
pages) richly bound in cloth and gold, mail
rce, HUMPH KEYS MED, O,
111 & 113 William St , New York,
S P LCI fkc s
X
ollafe utHulror Uouils of IRfe
jt of llliiin v. Oregon .
.Notice is hereby civen that
as
act ol,
tliorizeil and provided by an
the legislature of Oregon, entitled,
"Aa act to incorporate the City of Al-
hiinv. and to rcncal nil Hi-fa tw
parts of aits in conflict
herewith,'' li'ed in the office of the
ecrctary of the state of Oregon.
ri-Druary iiii, i-:ii, anil also as nro.
vided ry ordinance No. 217. of suiil
eity of Albany, the Common Council
of the city of Albany, Oregon, will
Issue and dispose of bonds of paid citv
at par value; to the amount of 7fj0mi
in denominations oi jauti; payable 'JO
years uiu-r uaie oi issue, with interest
thereon at the rate of (to six per cent
ter annum: payable seuii-aniiiillv
Sealed proposals for the pur
chase of said bonds will be
eccired by the treasurer of said ritv
until the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. Tups'.
day, the 1st day of September, 1111.
t which time the iironosalssiibmitti-d
will be opened and considered; and
said bonds w ill be sold to the liiyliest
auu oesi iiiuuer iiiereror. The city
tresstirer herby reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Aluany; Oregon ; July :'0th ;
H. Fakwei.i.,
City Treasurer.
ALIFO R N I A
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE
ELECTRIC
L
INAMENT
s
CURE
CATAURH, RHF.U MATIS M,
Neuralgia, Corns. Headache,
and ail pain. The Califor
nia jiositive and negative
L K 0T R I C COUGH C IT R P.
cures colds, croup, consump
tion. Sold by all druggists.
Kach 25c. 50c. and $1. Creas
jnger A Co., Props., Us Ange
les, Cal.
Children Cry
for VXTCHBB'S
Castoria
SPRING
OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS IS THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE ON THE PACIFIC COAST, AND COMPRISES
ALL TIIE 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 best,
Staver
NEW MARKET BLOCK, - -
WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND
ill ft 1'AClf 1U COAST OF
SIaehiner7 and VeJiicle3 of Evary Description.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
W. 0. 13 A. VIS
ALBANY, -
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. Hynians.
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 wivee
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-
aDie. au at my oitice an.l pay
the same before it becomes de
linquent. C. G. Bl'KKH RT.
District Clerk.
ALIvKN BROTHERS.
Wholesale
CIQARS, TOBACCO AND CHOICE FRUITS
OF ALL KIN'I3 IX
p.
r
I
liN BLOCK.
Him
The public is
mense
FOR THE
His aasortinent is bigger thaa
axi prioa.
8
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.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK
ON
AND PKICE LIST.
CO.
AGENTS
OREGON.
CROWDER BROS
Contractor and Builders.
Jffice on First street with Wal
lace & Cusick, real estate agenta,
. Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given
n all kinds of buildings or carpen
er work. All work intrusted U
will be promptly executed.
The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills
of Salem, have appointed G. W.
Simpson their agent in Albany. A
full line of men and boys clothing
oianxeis ana nanneis ana 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.
Watchei, chaina and spectacles,
specialties at F. M. French's.
Buy your spectacle and eye
glasses at F. M. French's, and
have your eyes tested and your
glasses properly fitted. Glaeses
from 25 cents to $10.
1 1 an an & Son's fine shoes sell on
their own merit, and always gives
satisfaction. Try a pair at T. L.
Wallace A Co. '8.
and Retail CraceisM
LAUUK OR SMALL (21TANTITIKS IX SKASOX.
- - -
AMODMCEMRST
invited to inspect the im
stock of Dry
SPRING OF
ever before, and he is prepared
Star
Bakery
..A FULL STOCK OF..
Staple Groceries
n i rti
wery. uiaware.
The best quality of t, coffers, camjiea
uta, tc
FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At this old reliable house Is also to be
found a complete assortment of fri-sli family
frroceries, to which is constantly Ihmiik aldl
all ine seasooauiu uucb ui )cruceries auu iru
ruioiia, 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 boiurht when pnecs
ere low and the benefit of the margin will be
ifiveb to his customers. Keiiieni'ifr the pli,
it the old corner on First arid ilroialbiu bts.
Contful Myer,
DR. W. C. N EGOS,
Graduate of the Royal College of
London, Kngland, also of the .Belle-
rue Medical Col lege.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
tudr and practice And makes a spe
cialty of chronic diseases, removes
cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors
and wens, without pain or the knife.
tie also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practii ed
in the German French and Englich
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day night. His motto is
"u.OD WILL TO ALL."
tTOffice and residence, Lebanon.
Orejfn.
ZPI-A-TSTO.
1UI0SE WISHING A FIKST-CLASS IN
. s'rjment., the best made to stand the
climate of this coast, can be suited liyca'linjr
ai mis: t. r.. iiyiuan s, opKmiu trie aiuxomo
Temple, First Btreet. The latest vocal and
instrumental music km it for Bale. Also the
uracil assortment of stamping patterns to
select from this side of rnsco. Lemons
given in painting and embroidery at her
studio over Linn County Bank. Give her
your srdcr and you will he pleaae-1.
(Xurser).
Menrs. iivman ot JJrownell are
prepared in their nursery to fur
nish all kinds of stock, and those
intending to plant should call upon
tnem.
ttoots and Shoes.
Purchasers of Boots and Shoes
bear in mind that big advertise
ments and oilers of big discounts
do not always mean best values.
You will have to pay some one a
profit as no one can do business
without expense. The quest:on is
wlio can sell you the beet iroods
lor nie least jnoney. ,
Samukl E. Young.
AL1JA1S Y'. ,()RK(iCNr.
7 I - " - ' "
Goods
1891 At
.
to satisfy customers .in quality
STEWART & SOX
-DEALERS IN-
Russell Engines, Separators anil Stackers
OSBORNE BINDERS,
We carry no machinery that has not beeu tried in this locality and
found to be satisfactory, and aa we represent factors, no responsible
dealer can give better terms.
Springfield. Sawmill
A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIELD.) PROPRIETOR.
SPUING FIELD, - - - OKEHON.
"Albany yard and oflice on Railroad, between Fourth and Fifil
reets, A. Wheeler, Albany Manager.
Having lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not BurpasFec
or the prompt and satisfactory ailing of orders, I respectfully solicit t
hare of the trade. A. WHEELER.
A Bit my agents for W.
L.. Donslna
1 1 not lor unie
In voar dIrco unit
dealer to neud for catalogue, nee lire the
agency, and get them for you.
tf TAKE NO HI B!ST1TITE.1
THE
III 11
WHY IS
WW Is. lVVVIItn0iofrj.
CO CUnC EPR. $4 hand sewed welt shoe, fine
W wnUfi CENTLEMEN calf, stylish, comfortable and
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOB THE UQHEtt durabl Tjie best Ehoe ever
offered at this price; same grade aa custom made shoes costing
from C to $!).
$.'.50 police shoe; farmers, railroad
them; line call, seamless, 8 moot n made, Heavy mree souis, exten
sion edire : one nair will wear a vear.
$2.50 fine calf ; no better shoe ever offered at this price; one trial will
convince those who want a shoe for comfort and service.
$2.25 and $2.00 Workingman's shoes are strong and durable. Those
who have given them a trial wili wear no other make.
r,OYS' $2 and $1.75 school shoes are worn by the boys everywhere;
Uiry sell on thoir merits ob the increasing sales show.
LADIES $3 hand sewed shoe, best Dcngola; very etylish ; equals Fiencb
imported shoes costing from $4 to $0.
Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 75 shoe for Misses are the best Dongola. Stylish
and durable.
Caution. See that W. L. Douglas'
bottom of each shoe. w.
PORT LAND, OREGON.
BRANCH HOUSE ALBANY OGN
JOHN R0BSON, MANAOEU,
Have on hand for the season of 1S91, binders, mowers, farmer's toob
and harvest ing machinery of all kinks.
'" ''--.
Our stcck of butreiee. carts, spring
most complete on the Pacific Coast,
styles. At Ieyoe & Robson s old stand, opp. Blumberg Block.
G.L.
-Also carries the
Pianos &
f:a
itaH2isasWslMsH
IF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK.
ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE,
MOWERS & RAKES.
Hhoes.
L. E. BLAIN,
SOLE AUKNT.
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
your
It is a seamless shoe, w ith
no tacks or wax thread to
hurt the feet; made of the
best fine calf, stylish and easy
ami because we make more
shoes of this grade than any
other manufacturer, it equali
hand sewed shoes costing
from $4 to $5.
$ .00 genuine hand sewed, the
finest calf shoe ever ollered
for $5; equals French im-
A Q ported shoes which cost troui
men and letter carriers all wear
name and pi ice are stamped on the
U pouulas, isrocKton, aiasp.
wagons, etc.. is the largest and
and comprises all the leading
Blackmao,
DEALER hf
IMPLEMENT COMPANY.
Diw, Paints, Oils, Perfwy
AND TOItET ARTICLH8
And a full line of
Books, Stationery, Periodicals
Prescriptions Carefully Comoounded
finest lines of
Organs
ALBANY, OREGON.
THB-
Yaquina Route
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
T., E. IIOGti, llcreWer.
INC
Oregon Development Co.'s
Steamship Line
ITER.
01
AND
Hours Less Time
Than by any other route:
22
Aa omodatiens nnvurpatised for rou.fr.it f a
safety, tares and Irtit hts ia 1 a,i.itii a
the Oregon leve opu.ent compsi y's
ehi!s, much haw that hy any other route
with all points in the Willlan t'r l
and San Francisco,
55A I LI NO DATES,
raOM TA4UIHA.
Willamette Valley.... . Am; 4rh
WV ' lain
WiiUuH tU: Viil.y .. 82, 31
raom Eia rkAMucc
rV ...... m.mh.. .............. July SI
WiMaictte Valuy........ Au.,' !
W illamette Valley . " le, I
The company rtierve the ri&ht to cha'iff
team era or sailing Uaus.
Daily nuuiin trains
Kneej.t Sundays.)
L Yar,.iir.a7:O0 l a I l.v Albany 12:50 H
Corallii lu:3li an" Curvaliis l:0i r II
Ar AHiany a m I Ar Va)tiiua 4- r. a.
O. &. f. tiaiiib jniic.t t AIU:i and lot
W m. U. Hio,
C, , livers, General Maunder,
M.f & P. Agent
Corvallis, O on
EAST SOUTH
via
PACIFIC
SCUTHERN
ROUTE.
THE EGTNT F.CITE
California i x rrss trains mi daily
9""u L hoi-TU
l:w . UL.I.v 1'urtland ....Ar.. am
lo:j p ni.. l.v Alhary Lv.. ti"S km
H.lj am..Ar S. t'raiH:ifteo.Lv.. 9 00 -pin
Loral f'aoii. I raln Itaily- Kx. Sunday
.-00 a m..I.v I'.-rtlu d .
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6:40 i niAr l(o-cuur. . .
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TOUKLST f.LKi.riKtj f AKS,
For aceoinuirmatioii of heoon 1-Clas :'a
Senders a'taLhid to 1 v r.-sn Jiallia,
Wesl Mile lnls',.n.
Hetween i'oitlaiid nd Cuivis'.lia
tl.ll Train l:lly- Kire.-t Sunday
7:3" a ns..L- ...ro.tla!l .
lilu p iu..Ar... Ccnaii'S.
Ar.ft.sOp.
L: li.i. p.
At All any antl Corvallis uuinci-t
trr.il s of Ort-tr n Cicilii la;lroa.l.
aitb
Kaprrfts Trnln IhI1j (Ijcctpt Sundy
4:40 p IU..I.V..
":2i p m.. Ar..
. I'ort land . . . Ar.. k'.'O qi
.l!Mini.v;lle.Lv..6.4.'aui
THROUGH TICKETS
lo All Point
EAST AND SOUTH
tTFor tit Vets and full !iiiloruiation re
cardini; r;itit maps, ete., mil cn ccmitiy's
a'elit al Albanv.
It. KoKiil.KK, F. P. litKJF.RS,
Vai.airer Awt. i. F P, A
A WAK JV!AN
.Can ore himself of the de
plXiable ri'.-r.l t if early nl tife mid
peril ci'y n t')lc his igorcud vital
ityyliy our lion.e treatment. The
r iiiai I.;: I !e i-.iies of i,o 1 1 ts rapes
of nervous .l.ility and private
connlaiiit are et-r win-re stamp
ing out U:ieiciy. Treaties and
tpict-tk'i Iit, a iivfei'-iuii'e gift to
eutierirg humaiiity, will be sci.t
fiee to thi.se alliutir. Additts
willi stamp
l'loXIKIi lXSTITl TF,
4f'."i Kearny t., Koom 2, San
Fiar.cift o, t'al.
f.'irrv
a nro sfoi k of
tirintci .s station' rv. well as-
.
sorted, lm;lit direct fn in the
manufacturers sit a low ligure,
and can give the In st e-f work
in all kinds of printing for the
least money. Trv us.
II. C. Coi n.
thFmaets. r
AT.BAXT QCOTaTIONS.
Wheat Me
OaU l.'-c
Hour (4.2T. pti ,bl
Potutoes :)c
P u trs '.'.V
Butter Pc
Lard UW-c.
Hams- Hl.rc.
ShouldiTs loc.
Bacon
lloiis 'JOc.
f sUay Timotby, $10. oaU and cheat
App cs fireen, tl per bn.
Plu m Dried, J(Hc. pi-r Jb.
App'es dried bleai lied ic cundried
( c.
CbickeriB 14 5aUM.
Beef 3::c pross.
Mutton M:j 5orCr head.
Hotrs SJa'c. dresses.
Veal 6wc.
Wool lS21c.
EGGS FOR SALE. .
I will sell full Mood Lechrrn
eggs, both Kinule and rose crmb
for n B0 per 1:5, nl.o dot ted Wycn
dotts. Light Urahmas, Lnncil an
and 1 lyiiK iilJi L'oekp at. ti e fm
P'ice. L. J. IlorcK,
Tangent, Or,