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Newspaper Page TextTHE UAILY AND WEEKLY TEUM3 Of frUBSCKlFTION- DAILY I, ) r .it. a 00 WEEKLY. ( ttiblisheJ every Friday Morning.) is ccjiy, r annmu, in advance... ......J2.0Q V hea not paid iu advance.. 2.50 the train. It is hoped that tke frightful burnings which often follow collisions and other aec:' dents may in this way be avoided. The hose, which will extend aboct the distance of six cars, is carried t-. H.iheri ererv inornius except Monda.) I upon i1Q tender. It 13 also pre-:ivi-rc.i by carrier, per week 0.15 1 ' l l,f1lTr pOEeU lO equip lllc nam -iiauuo iu'v and train theni in a lire drill. If the experiments are satisfactory, a number of locomotives will be equipped. The belligerent qualities of Canadian editors are remarkable to behold and will probably give their pent up energies ample room to elference. Several of tlum want to walk into Uncle Sam and give him a thorough drubbing. If something of that nature should actually loom up they would be found skulking a ljn;j distance in the rear. The bulk of the grain in Linn I c juniy is harvested. The yield s not belo an average crop and .villi firm and upward turn of the market farmers are not disposed to complain. No wheat has bteiiK.-ld in Albanv vet. A M ERIC A y STEA M SHIPS. At the International American congress which is to meet in Wash injrton in October every country of Central and .South America which borders upon either ocean will have a proposition to submit rela tive to the establishment of a line steimships between their country and the United States. They will be prepared in all probability to make agreements for their propor tion of subsidies to ba paid to su.h lines, but it is certain that they wdl expect the United States to meet them more than halfway, inasmuch as this country is to re ceive the lion's share of the orie nts which are supposed to How j'rom the f.-tabiishnv"t of such lines. What wi!i !)'. L'ni:d States do? Shalt we Uzys to tell the d-Ioates mwmmi m IIEI? A LI): SUDAY, I'OTH ACADEMIC -AND . COLLEGIATE AUGUST 18. 18SiJ. r pr-in:crts. I" the Academic " - , ..... -.re lour courses ot iHMstu'h' ,.f il,r. Vyc-at each: Classical, r-jr-.- r - - I ?ce In- i .tincti..i. a. n fMU nt-M , ;,. .in, : r which address "iW?MirJwviLLE Allege McMINHYILLE, (i B;(VNSv)N,Piss. OREGON E Mrs. M. Fcmii!'. roll! can nations that, because certa'n corporations imposed upon the I'nUcd States government some yvars ago and abused t he confl uence of the nation, no man in the Lai's of congress dares to mention :ln: word "subsidy," no matter in-y.v useful t'ne purpose which a subsidy might subserve? Or are we to say to these delegates that the United States is too poor to pay vn a decent compensation for carrying the mads to foreign coun tries, or that we prefer to see g eat Britain absorb the currying- tr;-de vi the world ; or that or- country bus forgotten the p t of navigation, or that the interes'.i of our sea coast states are to be subordinated to the interests of the interior? In r-hort, unless we can aree to the propositions which these delegates are stir? to make, what reasonable "xcr.se can we find for refiu.l? We, the people of the United States, are very fond of boasting of our enormous wealth and our ma terial progress, and as compared with the countries of the Old World wo liaTo ample justification for our boasting; but when comparisons come to be drawn between the United States and such wide-awake go-ahead nations as Chile and the Argentine It.-jmblie, it may be that modesty will become us better than vaingloriousness, and that the eagle's scream had better be hu.-hsd. At all events, if these and other nations come to us with proposals for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of trade and commerce, i' will ill belit the ho:i r of the United States to ttotn th . cold shoulder to them. Why should we not have enough national manhood and independ ence to a -ert ourselves, and to do boldly and fearlessly tl -it which every candid person must admit will bo of incalculable benefit to the people of the United States? There is no question of partisan politics in this matter of aiding in the establishment of American steamship lines; no peg upon which the campaign orator can kang a speech, no room for rhetoric or eloquence. It is a plain busi- ly attended t, ne.-s proposition, and congress will ir::s;Av wi'l close the constitu tional convention at O'ympia. Ihe constitution wdl then besubmitted to the people, alter which Wash ington will drop the teiritovia! form of government and bcnonie a ;nll fiedged state. I lor growers will commcKce gathering their crop within a frw day?. XI'JIV TO-DAY. . - . . . - . DP. C.A. V. IIIT.NKV, 1'iIVsICIAN AMI t.il Meilival C'olleu'e, Ntu- York City, (biases M wniiicii a sno-'ia'ly. O.'ik'j i'.i frtiuaii's IjT'fU. Alb.iti.y Oregon. t. siincwii K, m. i., i:-lect;ij l!iv;.-:u!i a'nl .-ur--.:!. Oilice rounia i and -J4, I'li'.rrt's !'.ini, Albany, rc;,'cn. noil SALE A VOI NO DlllVINU MAUI', J? well brol.eainl ,'vrllt'. inquire o.' F. M. 1 ri'iu-ii. WANi::i-A Yorxu m kksm.ks a situitio:i as a carpenter Ad.irL-sS tlcu. Sanilman, Albany rrstollk-t- I Perfect Laxative thc uld Le Tamcj Celery Conipoundjislpronip ami pleasant. A3 a laxative it leaves little to be desired. I have great confidence in ita menis." Albert Lean ak i), Asso't Editor Jour, of Pedagogy, Athens, Ohio. "For two or three years years I suffered intensely with severs pair.s in my bowels, which were habitually constipated. My bowels are now reftular, and I have had no return of these pains since using one bottle of mild, aud pr orapt and pleas ant, with no griping or purgat ive (fleets It should also incite the liver to actioa, aid diges tion, and ekevcthu kidneys. Like nothing else, Paine's Celery Compound is a perfect laxative and rin--constipation wherej ill other remedies fail. "As a gentle laxative P.iir.c's Cele ry Compound ii surely w ithout apei 1 think I cu-ht to know, siiKa I !-aw tiied n ni'j.ly after remedy im- .:; t six year, and haveHlownd i "tiiii that equals it in my w of ensiiv-' ness." J. . Jenkfxs. Teacher, Cloyd's Creek, leim. Are tlu simplest Ijv-.s ii.iilo.fi VtS A .h!l.l no . , : A child can n-- li.in Panic's Celery Compound V. U. Stkkney, Druggist, Havana, Ala. Mt.ril: Us:e Panic's Celery Com ).n:t!'l r.i:d stc) inininj; the intestinal tr.irt witliliar-li imru-tiive piils. S?1.00.gSix.f.ir ?5.tU Oni-.ds.J M .Veils Eichardiorli Co. 2ar!i;rtoD. Vt.U I Blcrit fll39 i "VVe desire to sav t our citizens, tha for vears we liave been felliBff Ur. Kind's New Uicovervloi Consumption, Dr. Kind's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Elcctrie Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have civen such uni versal satisfaction. We do not hesi tate to jruarantec them every l.me and we stand readv to refund the pur chase price, if satisfactory results do ! not follow their use. These remedies lay won their Treat popularity pure ly on iheir merits. 'Vfliav & Mason DruiTuir-ts. A SaTc iBVCfctmenl. Is one which is guaranteed to J rinir von satisfactory results, or iu case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan vou can huv from our advertised Drnut a bottle of Dr. Kind's Few Discovery for Consump tion. It is Kurrantecd to brine: relief in every case, when tisca forauYanec tian of Throat, l.unns or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lunpfs, Bronchi IU, Asthma, Whoop ing Couh, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, per fectly safe, and can alwavs be depend ed upon. Trial bottle. free at Foshav o; .V aeon's Drugstore. .t.'..Liviiii,'n I.:;it:itc,l !' ,o.'(- r.rc Uia'.ti.y. uJ.S t!:ii v :m.l Hour! ' ll is ii!:e.'U;tki! 9 Si' TirXTKl--TWo COO!) )V work in a liOatiUmr hou.se ClilLS To .j to I T OST A GOLD LO KKl' WATCH CHA1LM 1 J J n itii a sh"r: yiure of rold chain at tached to it. :i the charm was onj;i.veil the letters S. H. 11. The timler will le s-uita-bly rewarded by leaving the anie ut tiis oiiicc. IO'.l SALE A I'lN'K Tl'VIU.IXOJ IIOL-stt-iii iiuil from a jroid cow, weight ux poumls. Will be sold for 14. Also a. (;ood gentle fresh nr'.cli cow live years obi and cab', the latter a heifer shert hor:i. Price i-'.O. Apply to Diiniel lluucl;, Tangent, Or. A VI Nil Pl'Ul lIASED A T;: fTli;N engine and a full wood f ivmn; outtir, I am prepared to tiike contracts of that kind. Persons wishing iheir winter's firewood saved 1 lo well t. jrivo me a call. Or.'cia can br left at Ciownell & ttanard's. UKO. II. U'AIIKKN, Drain i ile lor ralr. t GOOD SUPPLY OF r'lfisr CLASS j drain t:!e tr t.ie at the liui.'c brick am' tile factory Last of Albaiiy mar Knox Uutte. Call at the factory or address I'ropts A; Auston, Albany tireon. i IIXN &"YfUMY'Kr:Y"VVL choice cigars. In Wells, I aio A; Co.'s o lice. Fine bonorteJ and Key West cigars a Ciiccialty Will Sz TARK. J")KVKKK HOUSK, ALBAN Y, OR. CI! AS Pfcifftr, Pmp. Only lirst eciass bouse in the city. Lar-e gautple rooms for eoni i.iercial men. No Chinanie!i employ td in the kitchen. Or n-.-ral nL-ico ! for C'orvalhf. V OTl'JE IS IIKP.UBY GIVKN T'l AT Pl.O l3( perty owners ure r quired by ordii: ice to cut down aim roi.iovs ail thisilcs and ob noxious weeds yrowin' iifon th ir prcm' c", and upon the street ailjoiiiiii',' th n to, v. i'.lun the city limits f Ali-at.y, ihose fjiiirjir t do so will : e liable i a litje of .-.'i, pv order of tlt citv marshal, J,N. HOi'l M .? Aliaxv, Jxk vS, lf. Xoi; i:rM-A coi:.molious SToci.-'f.x L 60. An A 1 location, hmall slm '-i ai d tixturos 'jr Kale. Adi rcrs ur eail en As'iby & Diekinson, Albany, Or. rt. K. A. McAlistku iiomkoi-atmic miv j sician anil surtrrnn. Hr.s p mated his ollice into Crav. fard'4 Wloik. All calls pronipt- will fail in its JutV to the country hereby notilied of the existence of citv ... , " " C'rdinance proh'.bitinx liriviiij in the e:tv II it iloe.H llOt ta;ce Step? at once to limits faster thau tix mile? an hour, and the exten.1 government aid to Anieri- 11"-' ?L .. j madA, under pio iMOns of sue h crdinance. J. N. liol-L.IIAX, C'tv -Marshal, ?A1P. WARNING Tfl F Pl'l'.LiC IS Cin steamship lines. 'r now announccil tha Corr-' V J-McCaistlan. civil kngixkkr . r is now a.inounuu ina. tum and SlIrvt.vr urju-htins and niuc- mioioller Morgan has tlffterniiued i Prints. Office with Oregon Land Co. Albany , ... , i or. Mweraire svsteins and water supply a to substitute US rapidly as may be j specialty. Estates subdividee, maps n.ude osible o:i the Indian reservations non-partisan publu schools under the supervision of the Indian bureau, for the schools under charge of several religious bodies Presbyterian, Methodist, Roman Catholic, tmrker, Episcopalian which havf received government support since (Jeneral (irant's first administration under the con tract system. Thh is done on the ! sound principle that the govern-J ta-ian j or copied n short notice. Ofmob Fair i I f A!! .v. t'e Lowest prices of any ;.v;is-: i i the city. Give them a calk W DHL'S GOLDEN 1LE BAZAAR l vr-'. ji iiii 1 1 1 1 l'lles! Filcst I'r AViiliam's Indii n Pile Ointment i the only sure cure for IjJind, blcri ing or itching piles ever discovered. It never fails to cine o'.d cases of long standing, Juiiirc Coons, MaysviPe, Ky, fays: "l)r A ii;i:im'5 Jndia'ti Pile Ointment c;:; cd me alter year:- f sultering." J udge t'olii n uury, Cleveland, O, says : "I f;::vo iid by ex; t rience that llr. V, i:ii;u Vi Jncimii Pile Ointment gives imnictiittc and perm .uent relief." - h:ye liimdieds of such testi monials. 1) :.nt suil'er nn instant longer. tld by dniL'uists at Wc ard '1 -, :: Sold b; i oshay & Mason, .Mb..'-v. 'ri- -(,n. She .lev.- recovery. Ymi have !::;:! M.ur fi icnds; and !H-:-hl-..ri 1 a ' K i i ii:- :i'"i.i:t il. You may voniscli' b-j o:.c -! :b"j many who k'.i.w Iroiii i-ersona! experience "(Ut h iv ;:ood a thing i-. If yoir have ever it ie! it. i on i.!e oi e of its staunch t li icmis, ijei-an.-e the wonder'ul thins ;i!.e;ut it !.-. tli..t wlicii once given trial, ir ICing's Xc'-' Discovery ever a;;t-r holds a jvlaec in the house. 11 i have never used it. and shouM be i;l!!';ctid with a cou.nh, cold or any Thaoat. Lmitf or Chest trouble, secure :! bottle ut once smd give it a fair trial, It is irauranteed every time, or money n liiiii'.cd. Trial bottles free at Foshay i: Vinson's lruir etore A THOS. BRINk BstLiue of '"kite In the Citv ot Allw! Fane" Wickt, Uliairs Louno-es Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors. Feather Pillows Srino- Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Taoles Suitsi And w..at you can't lind at other houses, J have it. In factevery thing tha is kept in a i3t-clas hour.,. ) A::i, Mii!errutf Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs. Sprhuj Heds, fsun(j.'s Xfc, Etc., at Prices jhat CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY - - OREGON Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook Moves or ranges hold bv Matthews cc Washburn. LimiCoimtyBank -mihi J .1-4! .1 J '1 1 i 5 H AND GENERAL JHARDWAPJE .iofor Brow'. Silvei-ware, Boys' "Waccons and "Doll Carnages, lanc v Goods, and a Greneral Asorfcmout ot Crocker, y. au.rroYS. He Buys Direct ;nu.l Carries the Largest .Stock in: the Willamette Valley? lei on parts Francais. Hier ivirri deutch gssorochen 11111 k MBffl, carry an immense lie of Stoves and General Hardware Twenty-ninth annual exhibition at Salem, Oregon, commencing MONDAY, SEPT. 1(5, Continuing cue week, under the management of the Oregon State Board of Agriculture. Tl 0VERS15000INCASH PKKMIUMS Oil'ered for Agricultural, stock, ment can not sustain s ;nFtitutions. ine system was a mere makeshift, and it must be ihandoned. The ptirj.o e to aban- I dairy and mechanical exhibits, for don it, however, is not original ! )V01 Vf ar' aml ,fpnc-v ork, an.l uu ' . . ' I for trials ot speed. with (. enera! iorMn. It was brLhed under the ClcvHand ad-1 RUNNING k TROTTING RACES jninistration, and was one of thei IiACH DW . nua-'-i for which Mr. Cleveland i Important improvements made c 11 i .7 ti. r,-...-, . I in the premium list. was roundly abused. Ihe gou-n.-, . . . ,,i,i; i, uediieed rates lor fares or freight montcan not, ot ro.nse, :'n:u1 transpoi ration lines to and U.t mission schoi! ot these ren:ji- f,0.tl tie Iajr. on.-bodies. They have a :-r:ect i ITlOOFnA' PTfTQ in.', criial ii "ht to maintain irn, j AUiU lOOlUli 1 JllLJCiO 1 .... i i 1 '-.t not under onti'.K'' wi i t'liitei'Stnto.?. Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL Jcooking stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, a. id ail kinds of kitchen utensils! ateo a loinlpete assortment of vanaeis am AND BUILDEBS' HAEBWAEE, rump3, hosi, copper. vare, tin wart, c-j.l phnnhirn' .l3 :i sp3":alty. prices are guaranteed to be satisfactory. The public is invited to call ...n.l iaspectlour stock. Tvveedale'a buildiuir. Albany, O -con. zo- BOOTS AND .SHOES COYAN1. RALSTON lAMttCHAfYELT.lAIN" Albany, - Oregon Transacts a trcncral banking bmiiiegg.f Draw Bijrlit drafts on Kcw York, San; FranJ iscoand Portland, Or. Loan money on approved security.J Receive deposits subject to check. Collections cntrujited to ua 11 re nmut attcnt'wi v Just received atSH.;8Ewert's. nieeassoitnieut of gold-u, eaded canes. r Stsff ma i From and after this date 1 will sell my entire stock of Boots and Shoes COST! This is a cloeiuf; out sale to mako room tor my 'mmerise Fall and winter stock of Dry Goods,Lloaks and Furnishing Goods which will soon arrive. I inteud to have the most complete . -si Dry Goods Store In the Valley. Call early, as I can and will save you money. ie Willamette racking Company -IN AUMTIOX'TTO- ', Jlen's day ii'.ket . . . . ; Women's d.iv ticket o()c 'J.".e THEIR OWN LINE OF. CANNED GOODS Qlnc'uding fruits an-1 veg-itU)!o-s :: no ki-.-u i:i a sujorior nanticr, sojainot to lose their natural (1 ivor. enry -A COMPLSTS XXIsTEl - j Men's season ticket $'2 50 liu: Pennsylvania Kailroaa com-. vomen's season ticket $1 CO I -i)V X BEAD, A'.banr- O- ..ny is niakin, -p.nments for j Jend to the secretary at Salem j JH LlTlll V KjCV OCOriOS, -'.-, xi-A fi'oitr.nd vcjttablcof all do, dressed 1 , ' ' I J. T. AIT'ElvOX. un.i iiose r.ro:t ! i?.-ener iwumv :!.- in "is.' (i lire on h 1 T Cmu:. art Secretary. IVe-ident. j Chni h - CO. Manufacture steam cn'inea, grist aud sa.vjmill machinery, iron tronts ami all kinds of heavy and lit'ht v.ork in iron and brass c lititr's. Siwi.i! -lt-toi. I t'.cn na;d trt repairing alt knnls cf maohmcry. Patterns mado on strt notic J K. l SOX, .'V-ssident. . C. II. Stewaut, Secretary. Staple Groceries J Ji. etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh. Baed Breac Every Day. Att.Uoldad raOaMa booar I .1m i bund compete aamrztatatt, ot ttmb tool n wi, 1nn) nf mi,, Bovisor tac'i u Cranberrtea, Fine Pickfes, Dried Beef Chipped to Order Anohooy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Floor, Canned Goods of AN Kinds. Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These gooss m all boocbt wbai pr.w viro law, anihe brocflto the margin ;:! o ?-. to liia anatawnra. Bnoember tho uli, M Lbo Qki-ocDerxa find awl Uroad&ihia 1 1 mm . rimiiTrtuiyot And rannfartiwuot lateiea. fnaft at vanxcsatxBtat.aUtrrxix; Albaijtv. ....Oresson, II liii Ilk NEW" fSltX, lOUR. fli V t. A4rt . rs -i -- ' I .III, p ii, , i tm 1