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Newspaper Page TextTHE JOi:NlN. HKlfAUi: SATIIBDAT, AUGUST 17, 1889. 7i .: 1 ; of the slate of New York has U UUU aiWavs been to encourage foreign .. . . capitai ' What Mr. Untermeyer Uaily 4ND WSSKLYj unque,tionably true. TERMS O ai, rtauKtl'TION Eyery effort haa beea maje by the J,LT i people of rhe different states of the I'Ht iiihta Tory mornin? tApc MomUj.r Union to push forward enterprises 'ivcri:d bv carrier, per week..... u.15 ; . . , . .:n. ,.J;.u I')' i co ! wiltun tneir uoruers who oiiisme . , . , 1 assistance, but tlie luct does not t i-tihiuhed tvory'l'tuiy Morning.) j prove that the pelicy is a good one. j ".lopi.ir aiiuu.a, ... auxancc r, rntermever suvs that the: .ien nut paid in odvuiice., 'the con- TUE CO UN Bit BUSINESS. that : motive for this policy is i viction of the lawmakers money is a valuable acquisition to the st.itc." If this was or is the impelling motive, our lawmakers have bci'ii singular shortsighted in not perceiving that in the ion;; run their course is better calculated to drain a state of its money than to its (rollers. Tin: Alta says a mine of soap lias been discovered at siau lieg ) and a quarry of ivory in the Men a Nevada. Othvr places may bob up with their soa-serpr-nts-, but when it ernes to the verities' of nature, our t ame is I'.Ii. Try C:ir. Bro'i Havana t-itfiu. xi: W TO-DA 1. J) rj IVttU.A. WHITNF.V. filiriAN a.M on. tii:iilii:i!f : Kellt'vur H.i.vjii- ; tnl Mrili-.-al Colleir. New lor!; firy. I;siiisei HiWi'.llCI! k ) i'U, tlfflf.- il fr HKHiS briuk, Ailxii'i (.iv;'i.i. I E. T. SKI: WICK. -M. I.. IU'LECTIC physician anil suri.iti. (cliff rmniK : unu 4, reari-c s moo, ahkum . vreiriui. , IITaNTKII A COUr.TKSTOIP.l.TO 110 liK.NKilAI. V housework. Applj at once t l.r O t'. A vihrey. UrAMfcl-A YoITNli MN UKSlUKS'A situation as a carpenter . AiMrc!- t!eo. S imlniun, Alliany I'nsioltii-e- Too much cannot be said against the nefarious practice of corner snaking among speculators in pro duce and sup'ply markets, The trong arm of the law should promptly be used to make it im possible for such transactions to be consuniated. The I'rairie Fanner shows some ' of the results of the wheat corners, when it says that one indication of the effect of cornering wheat in this ountry has just been made public from the State Department a Washington, which is in receipt of an exhaustive report upon Russian agriculture and cereal trade from Charlton II. Way, Tnited States consul-general to St. l'etersburg. The latter says the ex port of cereals from Russia in the last t,o years hows an abnormal increase, due to three causes the enormous uops gathered from both the black !ands and the arable prairies, the lepreciation of the paper ruble, iind the foolish. practice of '"corn ers" in the United States. It is a straws show which way the wind lows. The fable says that the last straw laid on broke thecamel'a back. The farmer is the camel of the fable. ''The arable lands of Russia in Kuro," Mr. Way says, "exclud ing Poland, coTer an area of 4o0,000 square miles. The wheat-grower f Kansas and Dakoln will see at a glance the area of that fertile terri tory which, with the cheap labor f Kussia, will always prove to be a formidable rival ; and the mer chants ot Chicago and New York who imagine by cornering wheat they will control the markets of the world can always take into their calculations the product of thig country as an effectual check to their operations. Every 'corner' engineered in the I'nited States makes an opportunity for Kussia. Not one dollar is added to the im port of wealth in America, but exports from our country being f topped, Russia st?ps in and gets rid of her surplus at remunerative prices, but Still far below the prc kibitive values established iu 'hicago and New York, a long as IJussian wheat exists, any at- j to .m. iimm nn remove w jft&ai 'jop mm mm k mm a ws. ' College i - j'.OTH ACADEMIC AVI) . COLLEGIATE ii-iitint-nts. In the Academic ,.;.'rt it ti,. it- t.re Iiii.t course ol stn.lv i.f tin..- tars each: Classical, !m: ctitilic. in iti al and bueiif. In . Qfi in-! tnii ! id r-Hiiii: locatiini. lieal- t:i : t-x'- !.v:mt:.ges, lirst- ti'.i i. v. i v .f-i-iiict run mrorina m .ti!!.k: ', ii r which address WMlNNVILLE McMINNVILLE, (i. BROWNSON,Prss. OUKCON Panj-uorp " ct nt TWo Mrs. M. Fenneil COOU C1UI.S TO: WXTK1- Vl work in :i lioaiiliiiir house. As;i!y to I LOST A GOLD LOCKET WATCH CHARM with a short ieuf of jroM rhuin at- j t ithed to it. On the charm was ciiraveu ; the letters S.M. I'. The tinder will he suita bly rewarded by leaving Uie same at tb: otiiee. "1XRSALK .V KINK YKAKLIXC ; ilOl. JJ stein t)it!l t'roiii a ;onl , v.iinlit :u0 pounds. Will bo ")!(! for ?14. AKua food centle Inwh milch co'.r iie years old and calf, the latter a heifer J dlorr horn. I'rire Apply to Ihuiiel liuueii, Tanirc'it, Or. Wood Sawing. HAVIXi: I'l'ncHASKI) A I'K CTION euitie and a full wood din; outfit, I am prepared to take contracts of that kind. Persons wishing iheir winter's firewood rawed will do will tj L'ivo mc a call. Orc'e.R can br , left at Bjownell & Stanard'ii. GKO. H. WARRKX. Ural ii I lie lor sale. OOOU SCPPLT OF FIRST CLASS drain tile for sale at the Kot'e brick and tile factory Kast of Albany near Knox Hutte. Call at the factory cr address Propts & Aiiston, Albany Oregon. AUIXX & HUMPHRtY, DfcALtns IN If choice i";ar In Wills, Karyo li Co.'s otlice. line iiupr.ri'a aaa key West i,nn a sjieoialty r EVERK HOVSR, ALBANY, OR. CHAS V Pfeiffer. Pros. Only tirvt-ceiaes hoaM in the city. Large aaaple rooms for oon-m.-rcia! men. No Chinamen employed in the t kitcheti. Ceatral ataee oftire for Corvallm. f 7 O I K K IS HERKUY OIVLX T'lAT i.X iicrly owner ar I. ! !S A i J I 0 5 8 DC ttj 5 gmfoft l . o w ( I A Perfect Laxative ant, with no griping or purgat- ; Certs It should also incite the liver to actiou, aid diges tion, and viievethe kidneys. Like nothing else, i'aine's Celery Compound is n perfect laxative and ernes ediistipati.ni whcrej.-ill other remedies fail. "As a senile laxative i.iiie"is Cele ry Coiiipouud li etirt ly without a peer 1 think I ..light to know, fin, 1 i tried r tn-dy aftc-r ri uieoy Uu :. :it sixye.ii.. n.d haeJgi..U'id ii-);ii'f; that n:i!.s it in my cam ol c. .-iiv. -mss." .J. . .Iknkixs, Tes. hcr. Cl d's Cr. i-k. "J ci. ii. fln Are th viiiMi'est livisniade.l UlZm UTil A child can u-cilum. We desire to ear to nrertie9,h tor viars we have keen telline Ir. Kail's New Dieovervtor Consumptiei, Dr. Kui s new biic nut, u.iwo .lu.ul.l Le ; 1'a.nel Celery Cpp! mild, and i and pleasant. A a laxative it leaves j m t)jat liaTe ci,en ,ueh nnl- prompt attic to be uesirea. i uave gicai. and picas- I confidencs in its merits.' Albert Leanard. Asso t Editor Jour, of Pedagogy, Athens, Ohio. "For two or three years years I suffered intensely with severs pains in my bowel?, which were habitually constiuated. Mv bowels are now regular, and I have had no return of j these pains since using one bottle of Panio's Celery Compound F. ti. Sticksey, Druggist. Havana, Ala. Mural: L?e Taine'-s Celery Coni- outul and slop rniniti the intesti::al Ir ict uitii haih uuri' stive nills. j?l.00.g;six f..r tU Hrun-it.Sl H yells KicbarJsarli Cc. BarJicUB. Vt.G v.r-ii s!.tisfjtt:tn. We do nolieii tate to guarantee them every ti and we stand readv to refuud the pnr eharc price, if satisfactorv result t. jt follow ilieir use. These remedies fcay won their prcat popularitv ynt lv on iheir merits. veshav & Ms Urusgistp. A Safe Invextment. Is one which is guaranteed to ! rinff vou satisfactorv results, or in ease f failure a return of purchase price. Ob this safe plan vou can buv from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Few piecovcrv for Consump tion. It is gui tsii teed to bring relief in cverv car-e, w hen uscq for anr affex tion of Tin oat, Lungs or Chest, FMeli as Consnniption, Inflammation f Lungs, liroTKhitis, Asthma, Wfcoop ing CoUil:, Croup, etc, etc. It w plcas-int iind agreeable to taste, per fectly safe, and can alwavs be depend ed upon. Trial bottles free at Feskav tV; M.i'on's Drugstore. Piles! Piles: riles! j Dr William's Indian Pile intMt I is the onlv burc cure for Miud, ble- Bpli'f'''v'"-1 't:ttrl F ii-d are Healthy. ! jng or itching piles ever discovered. aiiiUiitf n:i;m ami nciriy raii o V Illinois Furniture House! ft V9 1 Will & Stark. A1 km It in unequaUa jt never fails to cure o'.d cases of kr I standing, i Judfjc- Cools Mays ville, Ky, etye: I "Dr William' Indian Pile Ointment I cured me after years of suffering.' i Judge I oliinDurv, Cleveland, O.saysr j "I nave ouud l. experience that Dr. j Williar.' Indian Pile t'intinent gives ' hnnietlij.ic i.r.d perni-i.ent relief." ; We h:r.e l.tiiidicds of such tesli t mri:ials. D not culler an instaut jlongcr. Sold by dmggts at 50e ar.a j ?! per box. fcold b t. shay &Maea, j Aibitiv. i (itron. 1 Thr cw Iis: every. i You ban- bcaid vt i!r friendsj and neigbtmrs t :i : k i n ir :ttoiit it. You may youiself be one l !hc many wb know front personal experience just how good a thing is. If you have ever tried it, you :.re one of its stanack fi ic-.ds. because the wonder ul thia iil.. nt it is. that when once give lii..!, Dr KingV Nov Discovery ever afu i-holds a place in the bouse. II you have never used it and should be JilHictcd with h cough, cold or any Thuoat. Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial, It is gauratitccd every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles fre at Fosliay & Mason's Drug ctore All ai. the Loot truca ol aLj li-iust in the vilj. Uie then, a call. " . .1... .u.r., oi;..v iiomo.i .vet.istrnw vcuiwb iuiw:vl vn,uu ""wv,' - aulup.Mi the street f Viirrn. tr, iimv in tifirial tiricos I tne city limits of Ail-any. lliosc fai!ir to . , , I .lo so will i e liable loa line ol .T lor Amencau grain can lint result ;uy oivkx t'-ia r ruu iaHs.JLiLlljfe GK-Al) VVOflL'S Uy order oi tne city marshal, in absolute failure. A MUST. -Jl-NF 28. J.N. HOKFii A? , , . j I70K ItKNT- A CtMMODIOCS STOKH.fSx Thk citizens of this great A men-! r u: An a i io.atii.ii. tmaii tok aid i t- I tr 1 t liituic.1 jr jIr. Au. ir:.r -aH cri Ahbv can republic cannot aflord to hae : v pi,;,,.,,,,, au v. .r. the prestige of our good name tar-1 -- . A M,AL1,TM IIOilKiTOir Mr- wished lT allowing anv dlSCOUrtCPy ' J wcian ami nr;eo i. ll.s rM"Mei! hu , , .. i otli-.v into Ctawlord' black. Ail ' bioiuit- : towards btranxcrs of any national- V a-.tenue i t. ! ity whatever. Yet we Eee almost laily indigni.ies heaped upon L'AIR wa X1 heresy n no'.iUcl 1 the eisrer.-e of city a ler than i niile an lionr. .Mid the leaving of team- unli'l. lit . I i'lcfsthe EJ. McCACSTLANB. CIVIL B.NG1NHER ' and Surveror. Urauhtia; and Blue-! prints. Office with Oron Land Co. Albany Or. Scwenv.'O systems and water supply a speeialty. Kvtatu tukdifidee. Mass itade or copied on short notice. iu: l...,,.,. ,.f H,!r i,..t;nn. uraiMnf Cianw"" . iii.. .h rue e.iy yl i lid tdlA "V va waavaa - ' - 1 1 tUlt ality. That they should be sent back to their home all coincide, but while they are here they should e treated as well as all other people. Irish jertinently puts the matter in San Francisco by saying that every day furnishes some in stance of brutality of which white roughs are the agents and Chinese tke victims, in. California. We have before said that one great barm done by the presence of i Chinese here ia tut degrading effect of these exhibitions, which jtre too often regarded with indifler .'ce bv respectable people and winked at by officers of the law. j The Chinese who are here are law- j felly here, by legal presumption, j and are entitled to protection by j The law which also punishes them j if they violate it FAMILY tiKOCBRIES. AND GENERAL JHARDWAFE . THOS; BRINk Best Line of iielo the Citv of AJlianv! Fanc Wickt. Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors Featlier Pillows Serine Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits. And w..at, you can't find at other houses, I have it. To factevery thinr tha is kept in a first-class hour... Ast, M ft pfe and Walnut Chamber sets, Chairs, Strint lied. Lonnre J-Jtr., Etc., at Prices ithat CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY - - OREGON Fifty pieces of furniture give with all cook Moves or ranges solrf bv Matthews & Washburn. Linn County Bank am OCT SAi COWAN" RALSTON l CuCHAKBERLJuW Albany, - Oregon Transacts a geovi! fcaukin(r buninow.f liraw sight drafts oa Keor Vert. SMij-ftan ijco and l'ortlana', r. Loan money on appreT seanriQr.J Raeeivo depooita anbjeoa oback. Collections Dtntei to H ro . romDt attent'.' v Just received atJU. IKwert1, niceasortraent of goM-h ea7e4 canas. AI1IT ill.il o o "V 'o Jl i ' I A.WOZ3L fl rtMB Iff Staple OrooeziesI BOOTS AND SH0E8.5S5SSS5 I Mna, tM. fame iire respected heresfter ai,T;ts will e ! I .r-.,,, "IZ? 414 I -- naila. tindor provWoni of mi. 1. ordioanec. 1 0J J3J OS . Oil V 3i W X1 6, J. h. IIt)Kh.AN, C'tT Warshal. i,l , i. : . -X r i. -1 j.1 i t;uuii, vv j l i int. ;uiu. ul ysuiiwitir Oregon State Fair! Twenty-ninth annual exhibition at Salem, Oregon, commencing MOlfDAY, SEPT. 10, Continuing one week, under the management of the Oregon State Board f Agriculture. 71 BSififlnnwriSH Jl Bovs' Wagons and "Doll Carnages, lancv Goods- and a General -AuSortment ot Orockerv. andTOYS. He Buys Direct oud Carries the Largest Stock inthe Willamette ValleyP lei on parte Francais. Hier win deutch gesorochen.Sk MiTTIIfluv Ufl 1 1 11 ft PREMIUMS nespectaoie . , ni-ciiari;.Jlt Ihihits. for canarenareiniecieuoyiueiempia- works of art and fancy work, and tion to insul" and personally as- for trials of speed. ault Chinese as if they were not ; RUNNING TROTTING RACES Jiunuu beings. In the distur- i KACII DAY. , i r. t. ! ' wanccs which cnieii wuur mc i persons of nnofl'endinj bysfanders made Important improvements in the premium list. Reduced rates for fares or freight on all transportation lines to and from the fair. ADMISSION PRICES Men's day ticket 50c I Women's day ticket 2oc Men's season ticket 50 Women's season ticket $100 fx rriA car mi Q rr ot Kolam a prominent promoter of schemes j for ft rrcII,im iist. Vor the investment of foreign capi-: J. T. AITKRSON, rI in th i;Dited States, in which J. T. iiu:o;, President. are often endangered. This should be stopped. We pretend to be a civilized people and oould better prove it by making the Chinese here as 6af as we demand that our wn countrymen shall be in China. Thk New York Sun prints a long interview with Isaac Untermejer, o;irry an immense line of atoyes and General Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a -d ail kinds of kitchen utensils? also a .omlpcte assortment of and ffantaffi' Tools BARGAINS ! From and after this date 1 stock of Hoots arid Shoes BARGAINS! will sell my entire AT CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac Every Day. fanl. n AST? I at una nHtatm rofiaUa kmixi a oooaioOo m rrocerioa, to which ia tach aa Crartberrhs, Fin Pickles, Drimi Beef Chipped to Order, Anehetby Bustard, Candks and Nats, Eastern Buckwheat Floor, Cammed Goods of Ail Kinds, Bokemima Glassware. Etc- vw oil booh wfcon prkM win , Thisis a cloeiug out sale to mako room tor ray immense Fall aad winter stock of Dr j Goods,Olak3 and Furnishing Goods which will soon arnre. I intend to hare the most complete .rvm -AN D- BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Pumps, hose, copperware, tinware, sn.l plumbira' goals a specialty, prices are guiraatced ta ha satisfactory. The public is invited t call and inspectjour stock. Twesdale's buildine. Albany, Oregon. Dry Groods Store Iu the Valley. Call early, as 1 eai audJwill gave you money. thapla. i fM aad BroBdoJhia Sta mm Tlie Willamette Packing Company -IS ADDITIONJTO- ;he interviewofl seutleman makes; a strong argument in favor of the : policy of Entrusting the work of .leve!opins the country to Strang- if. ?dr. I'litei-meyer says his un dcrsiaudin of the matter is "that idl oi the stares of the union have' i-tifouraL'Ptl Iiif intro'iuLiK'ti o; Secretarv. JTHKIK OWN LINE OF CANNED GOODS i Including fiuits aad vegeUOies ot an kin.u cimm., in a jiiiDarior Imanuer, j sojasnot to lose their natural flavor, carry COMPLETE ijinsnE P.:33EAD, -OK- lBANY iron , "f- V rtlial.Ie V. S. Stan .r l 3-ton w vtCy HI "1 iorfian vapital l-?r strong slate ? ;, .:c-t;v.:rci a ; our t-: test raHr -..i --attcn ; f-i "ITjI l I T fir tr, irt- r( fr.-:-ht i.'i tliirr. I'avs tri ;I. 1 araer ; a. CHJJLJIJ IJL y r-a,on.s and a-.-me go so tar a to ,..,K , at , 0,. 0.lf.. : . !o-w prirtS. War. 7 o::i;it it I n.ui taxation, anu lie j:irtiiularly unre.s that "the policy ii for fho yirrs. Aildressi, r. C. HOFFMAN. Alb&'iT. or;,'en Choice TahleJDelioacics, fx.ii, cicttos, etc., etc. :r-.!ils.:;.i Grioo6ries. WORKS, r ..r a. ..a. l . -ii iiauiuaccur"; stuusit niiues, gnsi sou jtwj.iiiu tna j iinary, trotits ami nil kinds of lu-avy and lint work iu inn an.l hrotss oiiis. Siiicial .-tj.n. j tion ivid t repaiiing all kinds of msuhiuury. I'attcrns mile on stjrt notice. K. K. SOX. 'sulent. tC. H. Stkwaet, S'e;rgtary.j F.J. Wo III I l I lllllftllllM I fr at m ihiti mm mxrAsu Kl FLOUR. aam. NEW TOOOESS