Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 29, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHIS MOimiNG HERALD 8ATUH DA 5f, AUGUST KVJ1. horning gaily lurald DAIkY AND WKKKkY TIRMd 07SUB8CKlTTI02f: DAILY fubllahed arerf morning except Monday.) entered by witter, per wee. V nuul, per ) f . 0-20 6 00 WBKKLT, (Pokllahed every Friday Morning.) i coov. per unum, in adance 2.00 tinea aol pi4 in aUvaiwe. Til MAIM Mail at the Albany poetortlce cloee Far all oftcee north To Enttern atata 18:30 A. M, ra Wee Side And the Narrow Oaiga R. RJ J at Portland and Sauit 11 . M rvallia and Yaquina 12:30 r. II laanVe eoiith M 730r.it Tbe poetonVa) will be 1 m d each evening a eix to eeven o'clock, ttojfietered matter lor the ly morning rain ahould bo mail oil before o clock the (freytoua eveninir. t OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart ta 11. 13pm '13. SO ptn FlthriM., 3.40pm 1 7. 45 am A CROP OF WHEAT, The extent and condition of the great cereal crop of this country . and eipecially of this coast, n a matter of the greatest interest to every individual. At the present time it may safely be said that all vicisitudes are past and that our over average crop of wheat is raised, harvested, and practically safely housed, and the leading piestion now is will a good price be maintained. That question, too, seems to be settled in the atnuaative as near as can be judged froa all sources of information attainable. Upon the general situation of the crop throughout the country a late number of the Chicago Herald says that there is no longer any ground for a doubt that the wheat crop of the present year in the Lnited States is by far the largest ever prod iced in the coun try. The Cincinnati Trice Current, which is as far as possible removed from sensationalism in such mat ters, places the total yield at 5S5, 000,000 bushels. Its computation for winter wheat are based on special returns from its own cor respondents from all districts in the West, and on what it regards as worthy data for other portions of the ceuntry, and the result is 400,000,000 bushels, against 255, 344,000 bushels last year. Its estimates for the spring wheat crop, partly based on special correspondence, "suggest approxi mately 1S5,000,000 bushels." The I'rice Current's estimates repre sent an average yield for winter wheat of 15.4 bushel per acre, and for spring wheat of 14.25 bushels, making a general average for the entire crop of 15 bushels. These estimate imply the maintenance of favorable conditions to the end of the crop season, and a9 they have been maintained so far since the estimates were made the results may be accepted as conservative. The Price Current figures that there will be 200,000, 000 bushela for export. But the country can easily spare consider ably more than that. The Price Current assumes that the require ments for home consumption wiil be 300,000,000. They may be as high as that, but not necessarily, i That quantity is at the rate of more than 5'i bushels to each inhabi tant. But the returns cf the de partment of agriculture show that since 1880 the consumption has ranged from 4.49 to 6.00 bushels jer capita, the largest consump tion having been reached in 1884, when the average price of wheat was only 05 cents per bushel, which was the lowest on record fur many years. The average con sumption is not much more than .1 bushels per capita, and is not very likely to exceed that if the price is above 05 cents per bushel. If the domestic consumption should not exceed that there would be 240,000,000 bushels for export. According to the I'rice Current's estimate of &v,000,UUt bushels, thej crop of this year exceeds the largest previously secured that of 1884 by more than 72,000,000 bu shels, or 14 per tent. That would mean very low prices if the cereal crops of other countries were equal to the average. But, disregarding the sensational estimates that have been sent abroad, there still seems to be no doubt that the supply from other Bources this year will Le much below the aver age, and that we can sell even 240, 000,000 bushela of wheat to the people of other countries unless the speculators become too extor tionate in their demands, in which case we will be lelt with an enor mous surplus which will have to be disposed of a last at slaughter prices. With good sense and mod eration on the part of speculators this may be a golden year for the farmers of tbe wheat belt. One cannot but wonder at the amount of public attention that is given to pugilistic encounters, and the vast majority of respectable and good society people that really . care for them. A careful view of the participants in these fistic ex hibitions of the brute in man, will demonstrate that they are not the ones that good people as a rule take to, that is if they were en gaged in any other profession. Tne Chronicle says that the per sistence with which pugilists get into barroom brawls was illus trated in the disgraceful fight be tween the Australian Hall and his manager, "Parson" Davies. That the fighter was not killed was sim ply a bit of good fortune, as the manager used a knife with great execution. It is significant that what is called the manly art can not boast of a single sober, repu table exponent. Nine-tenths of the professional pugilists of the world are braggarts and bullies. Tbeii highest ambition is to keep La saloon and pose for the admira lion oi wie puuiic uiai eeco buujv thing divine in big development of biceps and small development of brain. It is eaid that in the march of progress in New York City, just at piesent, many very tine build ings are being torn down, to make room for still finer ones. That is undoubtedly the case, but the re cent disaster there in the collapse of a building, causing the horrible destruction to life, shows that some old unBafe buildings remain, for the one that collapsed had been pronounced unsafe a number of years ago. It would be economy of human life if the old unsafe buildings were first looked after. Beautiful Women. The magical elTects of Wisdom's Robertine as a beautitier and preserver of the complexion have been attested by thousands of J leading ladies of society and the stage, it is tne only article ever discovered which gives a natural and beautiful tint to the complex ion, removing tan, sunburn, freckels and ail roughness of the face and arms, leaving the skin soft, smooth and velvety. All re mark on its delightfully cooling and refreshing properties, a distinction not found in any other similiar article known, For sale by Foshay A Mason. The trotting bred stallion Al wood Breeze will stand for service at Trites Bros, stable, Albany Sat urday's of each week until farther notice. You should see those balance rockers at Thomas Brink's. Call and get one before they are all gone. Fresh comb honey, Linn county production, at Parker Bros. Have you examined that beauti ful 400 piano at Klein Bros, shoe store. HUMPHREYS DR. llrMi-iiRET-gSrii'iricgare ecientilically ami can-fully prepared prescriptions; used lor luanv years in private practice with sue ceae, and for over thirty years used by th lieuple. fcvery single apecidc id a cure f the disease named. These epecitlcs cure without drugging! F"'K"'c "r rcuucinir me symein, anil are fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the worm. list or rai.NUFAt, xua. ti art. tricks. 1 r'evi-rs. Congestion. inrlammatiini ' 2 Worms, worm fever, worm colic... 2 Crying Colic, or teething of infant. . 4 Diarrhea, of children or adults Dysentery, Griping, Billious Colli-..... 0 Cholera Morbus, vomiting............... 7 Couiths, colds, bronchitis Y Neuralgia, toothache, Faceache 'J Headache, sick hradache. vertigo 25 25 10 Otiepepeia, billious stomach 1 1 Suppressed or Painful Periods 12 Whites, too profuse peiious 13 Croup, cough, difficult breathing . 14 Salt Kheuiu, eaysipelas. eruptions.. 15 Rheumatism, rheinratic pains .. In Fever and ague, chills malaria 17 Piles, blind or bleeding .. l'J Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head 20 Whooping Cugn, violent coughs to -'4 uenerai debility, physical weakness Ml 27 Kidney disease iS Nervous debility 1 on 30 Urinary Weakness, witting bed...... 5o ii. Diseawa ot the heart, alpitatioii.... 1 oj Sold by drugt'ists, or sent postpaid on ceipt of price. Dt. Humphreys' Manual, (144 pages; ricniy oounu in t-ioin and gnu, mail Ice, 1IUMP11KKYS MKK, O, 111 A 113 William St , New York, SPEC I FIGS CALIFORNIA POSITIVE AND HEUTIVEi ELECTRIC LINAMENT n CUREU CATARRH, RIIEU MATIS M, neuralgia, uorns. lleailache, and ail pain. The Califor nia positive and negaf ive ELECTRIC COUU H C U RE, cures coins, croup, COllBlimp ttion. Sold by all druggists. Each 2"m. 50c. and 1. Creas inger A Co., Props., los Ange les, Cal. Children Cry for FITCHKB'S Castoria SPRING OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGON'S IS THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ON Til E PACIFIC COAST, AND COMPRISES ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons, SPECIAL r ARC EL DE LIVERY WAGONS, ONE-HORSE BUSINESS WAGONS, ONE-HORSE IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC. It will pay all parries want ing Spring wagons of any description to call upon or correspond witfr us. We guarantee our vehicles the bust, prices lowest, quality considered Staver & Walker NEW MARKET BLOCK, - - - PORTLAND, OREGON WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND THE PACIFIC COAST OF Jftachinory and Veiiclos. SK.NI Kolt CAT.tl.lMl W. O.lDAViS As ALBANY, - Do you want to bo happy and make those about you pleased, if so to and get one of those lovely toned piano's at Mrs. Hymans. If you have not drank CoronaJo mineral water, you should try it. It will s )ber 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 dtovos they sell. Every one seeuiH 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 oll'u-e and pay the same before it becomes de linquent. C. G. IU i:kiiakt. District Clerk. c Com'mencing Aug. 19, We will sell Summer Goods at a price that will prise all and surpass anything ever offered in Albany. -For One RecRtctiori of lO Per Cent. - ON ALL DRESS GOODS. Two Hundred Pa'asuls and sun Umbrellas at less than wholesal ir;. - ALLEN BROTHERS, io esale CIQARS, TOBACCO AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IX FLINX BLOCK, WAGONS. HALF-PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, SCROLL SPRING WAGON'S "HANDY WAGONS," TA VI H? lft THBl'LV 'TAYLOR' OR THREE SPRING WAGONS, If tT.v.fil'Ulvn wmnvo EXPRESS WAGONS, DELIVERY WAGONS, MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON of Every Description. - R AND l'HKE LIST CO. OREGON. CR0WDER BROS Contractor and Builders. Jflice on First street w ith Wal lace & Cusick, real estate agents, . Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given nail kinds of building-ior carpeu er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. The Thomas Kay Woollen Millf of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A full line of men and boys clothinu blankets and llannels and all arti cles manufactured by the mill will be kept in stock. These goods are the best in the market and w ill give entire satisfaction. Watches, cha'ns and spectacles, specialties at F. M. French's. Buy your spectacles and eye glasses at F. M. French's, aiil have your eyes tested and your glasses properly fitted. 6 lasses irora 20 cents to !U. Ilanan &. Son's fine shoes sell on their own merit, and always gives satisfaction. Try a pair at T. L. Wallace A. Co.'s. of Week We Will Sac SlIIIIIIIlT lot or bankrupt sale, but a genuine BKXKFIT 'and leiai LARUE OR SMALL QUANTITIES IN SEASON. - - . ALKANY. OltEUCXN. Star Bakery ..A FULL STOCK OF, Staple Groceries 1THT KinCTYlK llie best uuts, etc. quality of .teas, coffers, can Jit s FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house I also to lie found a complete asortiiieiit of 'p-kIi family groceries, to which is con.-Unilv lieing allied all the seasonable lines of KriKcrir and tro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all l0'i-lii when priiva . ere low and the benefit of the margin w ill be given to hiu cUHtoiiicrs. KcnicniK r the place, at the old corner on First and liroaialbiu Ma. Conrad Mier. DR W. C. NliGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the ii llo 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 nd wens, without pain or the kuiie. tie alno makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii -d iu the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day uight. His motto is 't,.OD WILL TO ALL." iVOilioe and residence, L.-ba'.'.on, Oregon. NurHrj . Messrs. Hyftian & P.rowuell aro prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of slock, and tliiiHe intending to plant should call upon them. ItootH ami Slioa-H. Purchasers of l'.ools ami Shoes bear in mind that bit; advertise ments and oilers of hi'' discounts Jo not always mean Iw-st values. You will have to i.av some one a profit as no one can do business without expense. The question is who can sell you the best iroods for the least money. Mmi ki. E. 1 KING. rresu vegelaiiles everv morniiitr from Linn county uuidriis at Parker Bros. iry t oronaiio mineral water, the purest on earth, for sale bv all druggists. John lsotu .Jr., :ile agent. Pay your pchool costs of collection. tax and save sur- PL...! ,VlP.Vl Goods Make a- i. i;piii..nil.r tlllH Odd SALK, at . Grocers, STEWABT & SOX -DEALERS IX- Russell Engines. Separators awl Stackers, OSBORNE BINDERS, We carry no machinery that has not been tried in this locality and found to he satisfactory, and as we represent factories, no ief;p..nilile dealer can j;ive better terms. Springfield Sawmill A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIELD.) PROPRIETOR. SLMilNCJFIKLD, - AIhany yard and oflioe on Railroad, Itetween Futiith and Fiftl eels, A. Wheeler, AUiany .Manager. Having lumber not. excelled iu quality, and facilities not surpassed or ttie prompt and satisfactory .iiling oi orders, 1 respectfully s-ilicit t hare of the trade. A. WHKELKU. A-k my nprntH for V. I.. MouitInN Shoi-n. II ikii lor hiiIp iu )nnr ilnc- ink uur tlciili-r i hi-ihI lor ruiulniidr, unuri- Ihu Uifi'in-t, '"! u'-l tlii-iii I iir ynii. TA Iv K NO M HISTITLTE. WHY IS THE lor fo; tm:Is l-reiicli mi- L. DOUGLAS ?o1i?ocs w,,ic" l0!,t ,ro,u CO CUALT FOR onvt. CENTLEMEN ealf, stlish, comfortable and THt BEST SHOE ITHEWORLDFOR THE UQHVt? T,e u.fit evel red at this price : same grade as custom made bhoes costing fiom $(i to if it. if;:.")!) pxhee shoe: farmers, railroad them ; tine calf, seamless, smooth in .ide, heavy three souls, exten sion edge ; one pair will wear a year. 2.50 line calf ; no lietter shoe ever cilered at this price ; one trial w il" convince those who want a shoe for comfort and service. 2.2) ami ifJ.OO Workingman's shoes are strong and durable. Those who have given them a trial wili wear no other make. HOYS' and $1.75 school shoes are worn by the hoys everywhere; they sell on their merits as the increasing sales show. LAI 1 IIS hand sewed shoe, best I ongola ; very stylish ; equals French imported shoes costing from $4 to $0. Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 75 shoe for Misses are the best Hongola. Stylish ami durable. Caution. See that W. L. Pouglas' name and pi ice are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. W. L. HOL'tiLAS, lirockton, Maes. A'socanies the Pianos & Organs .V THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. o- CALL AND EXAMINE in TUi;j. ODI) FKLLOWS TEMPLE, ll I! 70KM -OI-KXS SEI'TEMIIRK 1 I. P.e:iutiful healthful Bile near the t-ily. K. nonses are as reasonaoie nsi any other institution of learning . v it ; .-1 1:1.......... 011 the roaet. iassuai, iiiciaiy, Hfifiitilie, Iheolonical, ireiatatory, noruial and business courses, mu- U nla of all grades received. Care ful overpight and direction given to all students. Ladies hoarding hall under experienced super viion. Professors of excellent scholarship and much experience employed. For information ad dress C. C. Ktratton, D. !., presi dent, or Thos. Van Scoy, 1. I., clean of college, Portland Univer sity, Poitlanil, Or. FOR SALE OR RENT. JEFFUSOX FLOURING MILLS, Also SAW AND PLANING MILLS, Jefl'erson, Marion Co., Or. For particulars apply to CoRBETT A MACLEAY, 04 and 00 Front St., Portland, Or. Uuiverdy MOWERS & RAKES. - OUKfiOM. L. E. B LAI ft, Stil.K Alil-NT. Al.iUNY, - - OKEtiOX. It is a HcamleFB hIiop, with iio tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the l.e:-t fine caif, etylish and easy and because we make more shoes of this grade than any other manufacturer, it t-ijnals hand sewed shoeB cot-ting from $4 to ". $rM genuine ham' sewed. the lines! calf fchoe ever tiered" 4 hand sewed well shoe, fine men and letter earners all wear G.L. Blackmao, DEAI.KR IN Onus, Paints, Oils, Pertacrj AND TOILET ARTICLES, And a full line of Books, Stationery, lVriodicak Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Guest lines of ALBANY, OKECOX. THE- i Opens September ISth, IS'.il. COITKSE OF STt'OY arraii.'l rvpn-wly ti meet the neeilp ! llie farmiii): ami imvnani cal intereeti of the xtatf. l.an;e. oiinii ami well-veutilat.-d litlilililm. 1 lie 'l-t.e ih located in aciiltivaled ami rhrnlian oin muiiity, ami ouc- if the licalttiiot. in ll State, ' Military Tra in i mj. Exiifiiw! Need Not F.m-ih-iI Sl.-O lor I Entire S-aif u. Two cr more free hoUrshij s frt m oirj i-oillitv. W rite for iMlul.lle to " I!. L. Ali.N'ol.h, I'r.n., C.rvallif. Or. Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as Gne a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be found anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate plantirg trees, it will pay to see our stock and get our prices and catalogue free. IIYMAN & BROWN ELL. G1FNEKAL AGENTS ami eanvaKHc-n look r inif for a permanent inonev nukinif hutiueas, no competition, khoulil Beeiire the aale of the Patent A'ljiiKtah'e Shoe, Ad dress with sump, CONSOLIOATKO SHOE CO., Saleio, Alasa. Mahm -THE- lapina He OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T.J E. UOGC, Receiver. Oregon Development Co.'s Steamship L,ln 01 .AND Hours Less Tims Than by any ether rout.: 22 Accomodations unaurpaaeed forteaifoit aa (atety. I-are and freight tia Ya,uiM i.a Ihe Oregon l)eve opuieat compaiij'a 1m, much lem that by any cllier root txa all poiDta in tbe Ullan.ctir 1 uiU ban r'nuiciaooi SAIIilNO DATES, raoa tidiha. Willamette Valley.... Aar tk WV . 1MB tVillaiuctte Valley IS, Si raoM aaa raaaciaoo f July 31 ttillalcelte Valluy.. Aug t illaliietU: Vullev ' la, M Tlic company reserve tbe ribt to ubaig tt-uiiicru ui Bailiiiir Oaiea. daily rtwnwiiuni, hxcept Suutlaya.) L raf,dlr.a7:0U Lr Albany lt:M r Con all n lu: a I ' Currallia lrO ra t Alliany , a I Ar laquina H r. m. O a C. lla.UB UMiutct at 4ila and i'gi W a. M Heae, O, . Hotel!, Oeuural ataaa,.!. U. K a P. AKrot Corvallli, O aa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACiriC ROUTE. THE M01M SII.STA ECITK California eaprua traim run dil yi in aorrM 7:uu p tii..l. I'orllaiiJ ....Ar.. Jk. aa li:i-i UI..I.V Albany Lv :A am a.'-i aui..Ar S. Kraiicisoo.Lr.. -uu fat Local t'HHH. Train Ually- ai. Sunday f :C a in . . Lv lVrt land . . . . Ar. . 4 ;. pn 1-J:a p m. .Lv AII.uyM...L,..lt;ou aia j:-o p mAr.....lloncuury L.. o:Aiaai Lrbanua tfraaefc. 2.:.i; p -Lv Albany Ar.. H :ib p m Ar ....l baiiuo Lv :4u aa tuaui..Lf Albany. Ar.. 4. as put .-.'.'J a in.. Ar l.i-liaiii L.. fu pa ai.UANV local, UAiLT (Exuept Sunday) .ki v m..I.v.... Puriland Ar....V.ub a m Ar. ..Albany. ..L....t.M a i' U l.LM AM Ii U FFET8LF H'KKS, TOunibT kll::iikg caks, Fur at-coinnuiuatiin of S taad CUw i a aciitm attacbt-d tu fcapreaa n. fleet Side IItIIb. Between 1'ortlund u.txd CorvaJlis Mnll Train Dally - Except Sunday 7:3" a tn..Lv ...Po.tlauU ... Ar . So p. a 1-jMO p m..Ar.. Corvaiiie.. LvlZ.sp. m At Albany and Con alii! connect llk trai!-!ot Orrtron PacittcKailroad. Kxprraa Train) Ually (Exrapt Sunday 1:4U p iu. .Lv., p m.. Ar.. .Portland... Ar.. .ltcMinnville.L..:i.4tji THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH f'STKor tii-ktts and full 'Information re tard in;; rat. rnapo, etc., call on eounatiy'a a.'(-'iit at Allialiv. U. KOKIII.KK, E. P. ROQKK8, Manager Aaat. . r A P. A A WEAK MAN Can cure himself of ths dt plorahle results of early sbuss snd perfectly restore his vigor snd vital ity by our home treatment. Ths remarkable cures of hopeless esses of nervous debility and privats conuilaints are ever where stamp ing out ijuackery. Treaties and liiestioii list, a physician's gift to biitleriug huiitanitv, will be sent fiee to those atllictec. Address with stamp PIONEER INSTITUTE, 4V Kearny St., Room 2, Saa Francisco, Cal. We fiirry a large et-k of lrintt i'.-i Mationery, well as si.rli il, lu!it direct from the iii:iin;!";u tiiii ts at a low figure, j ami can git tlie best of work in all kinds ot printing for tbe least n.onev. 'J rv us. " "II. CflB. THE iURKLTsT AI.B1NT QHOT4TIOHS. VVlioat-MV-Outs :'.ic Hum n.Si per bbl I'oltiH-s :'k-K-Kn y.v liui.t-r 'J"c Laid Mt lzv. Ihimo Ut l:V. boulders Inc. H:i-u l-.'ac. Hops 'Ah:.' Huy TiuiotLy, 10, oU and chsat App ts Oret-n, fl per lui. l'lujit Dried, 9(c. per lb. App es dried bleached tte lUndrUd & ' c. (Jbk-kena ft !io1tH. Beef :;g:;c eroos. Mutton :;3.S0er bead. ll j'ja SJc dresaei . eal fac. AV.kiI 18021c. 1U1UU1L EGGS FOR SALE. I will sell full blood Leghorn eggs, lioth oingle and ross comb, for $1 60 per IS. also dotted Wyan dotte, Light Kmhnias, LangaLan and Plymouth Rocks at the tame prwe. L. J. lioi'CK, Ttogent, Or.