Morning daily herald., July 24, 1889, Page 2, Image 2

THE MOKNIJTU HEttALD: WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 iSS9.
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DAILY ANP WEEKLY
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'tir...l liv n-rrti'r nr week ........ u.io
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WEEKLY.
iPisbiishcJ every Fri.lay Murnipg.)
coav. ier annum, in advnce.........!'-.W
'len not iaiti in advance..............
2.50
THK .MA Its.
Vails at the Albany peitottic close
Ter all ortices north
,e Ksstern states f.;S A. u,
ie Went Side I
And the Nat row tiuince K. K. )
Knr 1'ortland and Salem 11 A. M
rvalli and Yaquina P. M
office south 7:30 r. M
The K8t office will be closed eavh cvei.iiig
itn six to seven o"etekjP
KegiKtercfl matter for tit early luornir
train should he maile.1 before ofloek the
.myious evenimr.
seeing men are looking forward to
UlSi&SbVia VI lUiu nuiU v " -
not believe that a great influx ot
foreign capital at the outset can
prevent trouble if congress fails at
once to sound the alarm that will
confine business of all kinds to legi
timate channels. The necessary
legislation to prevent the growth of
a great evil, if not taken in lime,
would b3 about sure to precipitate
a panic. If not taken in time it
could not pievent it. Capitalists
should beware of trusts as they
would of gambling-houses.
A Perfect Laxative
G. W.
should he ; Paine's Celery Compound is pronip
mild, and and pleasant. As a laxative it leaves j
nrn m n t I Iittlo ha Udnul 1 have L'reat 1
' - f l - - . -w vvr VOILVVIi o
and pleas- confidence in its merits.
SMITH;
Tilt: POW EH (pF TKUSTS.
Thk Tree Tress think that
"'nothing else has saved the people
of the United States so much ex
pjnse and worry as the almost
uniform adherence to the practice
of attending to our own knitting
and keeping clear of both foreign
alliances and foreign enterprises,
ant, with
no griping
or purgat
ive effects
It should
also incite
the liver
to action,
aid diges
tion, and
.elievethe
stuO flAvit. ;i tinlinv of iimroism wkich l
1 " ' ' J . J c !
ildlee;us in hot water from , Jf.-.-J J--, '
r's end to year's end and would i W Y
Mr. Depew, in his Yale address H wouu not be at all diflicult to I ness." J
tuld the people that ten year
the New ork Central railroad . W0UM i,
was owned chiefly by one man. ; vear
Now it's owned bv lo,)00 people, ; cai f ,r an enormous military and I
and no one man eoutnds it. Of J naVal establishments. So simple
course Vanderbilt made his vast i a matter as the i roposed building
fortune throuirh t'ie New York ! Qf the Nicarauuan Canal by an
Central by jnsolidating interests i American company illustrates this. I
and watering stock, but at tlie same j The line of the canal skirts Costa
timehema.leitagre.it road, a::dlj.;jca (,,r ome distance and in i
whether willing r not, he operated j places penetrates its territory. Now
it in tie- interest of the public ! t'osta Kica threatens war with j
transportation mi that ro;d, and f Nicaragua on this ground. With
on all railroad-;, for that matter, is j ;in American syndicate investing j
cheaper now than at any former j nionev in good faith under a Nicar-,
time, and the piillic are protected j aguan concession, supposing Costa
kidneys. Like nothing else, l'aine's j
celery compound is a perfect laxative
and cuies constipation where all other
remedies fail.
"As a gentle laxative l'aine's Cele
ry Compound is surely without a peer
I think I ought to know, since I have
tried remedy after remedy for about
six years, and have found nothing
iliac equals it in my case ot costive-
B. Jenkins, Teacher,
Cloyd's Creek, lenn.
Albert Lean ard. Asso t Editor
Jour, of Pedagogy, Athens, Ohio.
"For two or three years years I
suffered intensely with severs pains
iu my bowels, which were habitualljy
constipated. My bowels are now
regular, and I have had no return of
these pains since using one bottle ef
Panic's
Celery Compound
' F. G. Stick sky. Druggist.
Havana, Ala.
Moral: Use Paine's Celery Com
pound and stop ruinin the intestinal
tract with harsh purgative pills.
'$1.00. Six for),$o.00. Druggists.
Wells Bichardsonl&'Co. Borlinpton. Vt.
rtvevtissou TO vy. a. m'farlanl
The Leader !
IS to ves, pumps an d jpliimtoiri
Are the simplest lives made.
A child eaiijuse.theni.
I Elu'as'''v'n"on LactateJ Food are Healthy.
fiuDlcS Happy and Hearty It is uncqunlcd
through competition. Herein lies
their safety. Uesides, the roads do
not pay large dividend?. The Cen
tral pays 4 per cent., and t hat is ; and imperil
above the average for all the roads, i Americans
A great many pay nothing, but all
Kica to be satisfied, what would
the United States do if the latter
country should attack Nicaragua
the interests of the
and iheir canal?"
Probably the opinion of the Free
are growing up with the growth of i press js correct, and the less e ti
the country to a paying point, j
Furthermore, there will never be a
de.'iciency oi railroad . lhe tend
ency is to overbuild. The country
is now overbuilt, but this will not
long be the ease. When the coun
try catidies up new roads will be
tangling alliances we form the
better. Taking that view of the
case and the intimation that the
Nicaragua canal may . entangle us
in-troublesome complications, it is
to be honed that the American, f
who contemplates infusing new life ;
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different styles and differ
ent kinds 0f Stoves for
Heating and Coolrino- QM
eworltfs-uannactnn,,
ns tiattiere a trade ffiari.
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Cotton ariclUvibbeir
Tin, (i "tin iff tfncf CofjHiicHic. Ail Job Work Promptly Aitvmlnl to
built. 1-roiu this and other con-! jt0 the French scheme of the
siderations of railroad matter, the I Panama canal business, may suc-
drnger from consolidations is con- ,.ee,i ; i,is endeavors.
sitlered not eminent. The Com-
mercial Gazette of Cincinnati says j mnt for tju. sluggers Sulli-
that nothing is to V- feared there-; van an,i Kilrain still continues, of
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monopolies. In regard to other
monopolies that are being organ
ized under the head of trust .-, noth
ing is to be feared either. Against
these universal suffrage is the safe
guard. They may work mischief
for a while. This is the case now.
In some re-pects the people are
being robbed. The cotVee trust and
the sugar trust are specimens in
tfiM line, fMir '-apita! ha much
more to fear in the end, and beloie
many years pass or before any coi.
siderablc time elapses, than the
people. Foreign capital is goirg
very largely into these trust.-,
forme 1 ami in process of formation
but thoe capitalists do not under
stand the nature of our gt vern
nieiit. Living in the atmosphore
of monarchies, when wealth and
aristocracy rule, they are slow to
.realize that ours is a government
of the people, where, praticallr,
there is no aristocracy, and wheie
then is a deep-rooted prejudice
against the po ver of combined
capital and of tne men who use it
againt what is. or seems to be, the
interest of consumers. There is a
way in this country of upsetting,
through the ballot-box, all such
schemes, and it would be hard !o
name a more dangerous place for
capital than in a trust or in a mon
opoly locate! in the United States.
To show how dep-rooted Jhis feel
ing is it may be remarked no one
could be elected to an otllce by
popular suffrage who is connected
with trusts, nor could a man be
chosen who is no not
be opjosed to them
. i r
course witnoui any prospect oi
success, but then it gives a great
mora! aspect to the affair on the
part of the governors who are
wearying themselves out making
requisitions.
XEIV TO-DAY.
1 lOi; SM.K- I' INK YKRLI.N; ! HOL-
stein t'li!! from a (tO'mI row. weisjht tv0
liuwN. Will he sold for $14. ANn a good j
critl. frt'sh inilfli itw tivi yt.-urs old and call, j
App'y t.i lunirl Iluiick. Tanijfiit. or. AijlAiN 1
VmI !awiiis. !
ITAVINi: ft IK HASKK A TilUTlOX
LJ. tniine :inl a fu'.l wood fawiiiL' nitfit.
mi irepaivd to take ontract of that kind.
IVrtons wishing iheir winter's firewood sawed
w ill da mil t ti mc a rail.
V.V.O. II. WAR REX,
THOS. BRIN
Best Line of '-Ttiire III the Cilv of Afav!
Fane Wickt,.. Chairs Lounges Parlor
Cornice Poles Mirrors. Feather
Pillows Srino Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Exten
sion Tables Suits.
And Wi.at you can't find at other houses, I have it. In facteverj
thing tha is kept in a first-class house.
Ash Maple and Waln ut Chamber set. Chairs,
Sprint Beds. Lottnte Etc. Etc., at I es that
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
OREGON
W ill & Stark.
6rc liniil
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; NT Aiii un r
1 1 m i ii i i ' m &
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an
lraiu Tilr lor S.-ilr.
liool) Sl Tl'I.V OK KIKST CLASS 1
drain tile fr ale at the Kae brick '
and cilt iuctury fcat t Al'i:my near Knox t
Liltte. Call at the ta trv tr :iddif Propts
A. Aiisron, AiImii.v Oregon. ;
A'
K I.UANV
ClIKAMKRY - FRKSH MILK
Ldclh ercd to atiT p:irt of the citv hv Wnv ,
llevrrs. Ordcri a le left at Cuim iiroH. ot i
a' F. L. Kf ntun's.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
'ru In l.ct.
ANTED -A M X TO TAKK THK
harvtstiii'' of a .ieid of acres, uropR
oonitiiii! ot wiieat, oats, im.mv ana ilieat
hay. Terms, one half t the harvester, the
other half to oe placed in jfood order in the
owner's barn. Apply ta 'I he. I. Anderson
mi his farm, five miles smith of Albany by
Turner's bridge.
'70l"N'l -A SILK PARASOL A WAH's AN
X own r at WellK. Fargo k Co express
ntfije, where it a lelt Sutiirtiav.
COWAN RALSTCN
Albany,
It (rlEIELAlN-Oregon
All at the Lowe.-t pri. f ui ji.y
house iu the i it. Hire tlitm a .-all.
Transacts a ueucra! batikiu b'niiie..
i'raw sicht ilrutls en New Vork. Sn; Ft
tisco and Portlam, 'r.
Loan money on upprored eeenrity.
Receive deposits subject t check. J
Collections I'titrasied ui Jns 11 rec
rinint attcntv v
Just leieivfl ,at ill. Kwert's, a
niee.issoitnu'iit 01 gl.i-h ea'dl
ciiri'.'s.
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t Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first ecla-s house SlOCk OT JiOOlS aD(l OllOeS
BARGAINS 1 BARGAINS!
Frern and after this date 1 will sell my entire
in the city, l.ar'e sample rooms for com-;
nifrcial men. No Chinamen employed hi the '
kitchen. General stajje office for Corvallis. i
r, OTICF. IS HKREIiV lilVKN T'lAT PRO I
pertr owners are reiiuired hv ordinance ;
tn cut dowu ami reiiio e all thistles and oh- j
noxious weeus prow in iion incir premise,, ;
and uK-n the street adjoining thereto, within :
the city limits or Albany, jnosc failinz
ijioi: P.KXT--A CoMM0DIOt:S STORKj-.'ix j ,lTnol co onrl wintpr eituAr nfTlrv fimrlo I .lol-o
.- ... , i:, ,1 , X An A 1 location, small stock and. u.uvn. x uu J """ivi ""J
the creation ul nionopohes and the i tutnrp) al A(J( h, , , . . . n , . . , ... ' T
. tin' i r uiuiainug vjucufl wiiuju vtiii own auivr, a
to
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oellCVCll lO o " ill ie name loa nne oi
.... ., Hv order of the citv marshal.
line we are j, x. iioffmax
opposed to trusts, or the combina- tl"VLB--!:
t ion of capita! having for its object ' vior rkxt
fixtures for Hale,
oppression of the people, we are , niokmson. Albany, or.
not afraid of them. Mr. Depew 1?AIR warxing-thi- pi blu
... , , A hcrebv notilicd of the existence of city
Was tjUlte ritfllt When lie tai(l we r,linsnce prohibitinc driving in the citv
had nothing to fear in tlie lace 0r ' fa-ster tUau x milm an hour and the
nau iiviui"n leawnj; of teams unhuhe.i. I nless tne
universal suffrage. This IS SUfli- same are respected hereafter arrests will ke
. , .i . . ,. i . 1 iPad, under provisions of such ordinance.
:ient whin the time comes to uofemax, ctv Marshal.
destroy the iower of all such or-
"anizations, and the time is near
AT COST!
This is a cloeing out sale to mako room tor my
IS
.1. McCAUSTLANO. 1VIL KXOIXF.KR
and Surveyor. DraiiKlitin? and Blue-
;li hand when the people, teeling tH v.'CWCrj,'e s-stems "nd water supply a
the Still" will go to work in that le5alty Kstatex wtbdividee. maps ir.ale
mi. pni.rl ci (.r copieii mi short notitv,
direction, and when they do go to - -
... , , i. v. ,,t Tr, E. A. MlAlistpr-noMKoi-ATHic ruv-
work they will l-e very quick about ) io;an a,.(1 sunrc0. llas removed his
it r.ut there is one injint, and a office into Crawf.rd's b:.ck. ah .ails prompt-
" . . . . ly attended ta.
very serious one, in this direction JxKK(lts KLR, rRK.KKMKr ,H Thk m.t bi.e-
t hat Mr leiew did not touch Upon. U W'ant me.!i-inc in the world for internal
1 .. .. and exteinal u-e. and f..r pain m anr nature.
When capital shall he combined III .u will nevrr find its e.(ral. Ask ymir
trusts, and these are overthrown 'lr'"-"-"t for
intend to have the most complete
Dry Groocls Store
In the Valley. Call early, as I can and will save
you money.
AND GENERAL jHARDWAFE
Horrer Bros'. Silverware,
French, China and Crystalware
Boys' Wagons and Doll Carriages?.
Fancy Groods and a General
.A-sortmeiit ot Crockery.
..aiurrOYrS.
He Buys Directs? nd Carries the Largest Stock in the
Willamette Valley?
E lei on parle Francais. Hier wirri deutch Qeaarochen."
Staple GrroeeriesI
CAKES, PIES,
Fresh. Baked Bread
Every Day.
MATHEWS &j i WASHBURN,
carry an immense line of
Stoves and General Hardware
Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking
f stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a ad ail kinds offlkitche
. utensiUi also acomlpete assortment of
Farmers and nrdeuers' lools
I rn n a
pQid comrtaX - i ui it. of
rrooarwa, U wMct t cootnUy bang xtrli mi
fee tr inh Horn rf Ki nwriw A fmrttiar
web aa
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Ordef.
AncJioay Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
Eastern Jtuckwheat Flour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds. '
Bohemian Glassware, Etc
TbM goods voro all booght when prim
rere Isv, aaA-tlM baneflt of the oarxlo will u
f.vrn to tilt I mill. Kemasber tb
ttHwoldoewwrwytwtondBmtlilhlaSU
IIWIT!
I'uuipi, hoie, opparwav. tiuvr iri, r'vl plunbtr)' iisa spMalty. Ov
prices are guaranteed to hi satisfactory. The public is invite! to
call . nd inspectjoar stock. L treeuale s building, Albany, uregon.
or iTiilel ! the ieoplc, nhat is ni:K
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likely to ij,- nif eiifii wt
Imsiiicss of Uk- country? Flanks
can iie-t i:iil to inixe-l up nith
their.. Their husines is to loan
money. Trust s :i! the outset will
make ,;ooI paper. There is a
aeniaiul I i that, ami it will he
larelv hei 1 ''" banks. Adverse
Icishition ucuhl affe;-? all uih
tre'lits. ItwiuM,a-5 :i matter :i
, ourse, all'eel ail braiuU -s. It
would Ija'l ilireetly to a punie. 1:
mav as well he ur.'lfistoo'l tl'.::i far-
sons iksii:i.c s.xi. haii vk.
ravrl from the rr!iiitr ". i.'f K. I.. Such, ;
in Ik-ntuii rount v, ran pr- i:rc tii-kets for the
Kinir at mv otlii c. Ciawtortl'H b'ork. Alhativ,
ie'!i I im K. W in. KRT-iN.
Albanv. i
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I fill II- LL. II-. I 1 ''"'"J"Wt
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-IN AUDITION TO 1 - .-.
nery.i
of pare nick
cum vnoa
Mll'V
ALBANY I! IRKS,
TIIHIK OWN LINK OF CAXNKDliOODS
Includinij fiuits ai l veiietibies ot an kni'is ciaur i in a .sut.riir manner, j
sojis not ti lose their natural llavur, carry
COMPLETE XuIHSTIE
IODd0.
Albany, -
ii i i i m-m ii
uim Mills,
-OF
ii ilile ''. S. St ;n rd "ton m-M
n ! jimr m : p s'. i:ii!r'i:ul ?':itinii
ir.-ii-i tiiirt tli. tiiil. Ijirer
:,r ..;.i.. ii ionu-i iv r.ei. War-I all
t'on i-ai.l to rcnaiiir.'' all kinds f niacin
VUv.
Ilt'l-TMAX.
M.y.iufactuiv ti;in onoints, t-iist and saw mill niachinory, iron fronts and
1 kirn's of htavy ::nd liht work iu iron and brass castings. Special atten-
r.ory. Patterns made on stort notice.
FWiiil v Grroce ries. i ;
NEW PROCESS FLOUR,
(SupoUat toerTTffTy irhtto'e)
I
K. SOX, President.
(.'. H. Stkwaut, Secretary.
Choice Table Delicacies, fresh frjitand vejjetableo .d! dsT d;
cickens, ota., ecc.
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