Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 25, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOITNTNU IIEIiiU"- SUNDAY, AUGUST JttonungfangiScraW iJAJLY A.NP WESKLV TERMS (J tA 1 LY i. I trv-T.v m..r.iiiis .-,. U''" ;r, perwet-H I lv carrier, . ;--r i i-u.. j 00 WfcKKLY. ( I'uulislie.l every Friday Morning.) i -copy, ;r annum; in advance.. ?2.(;0 V. .-ion not paid in advance i-'O EDITORIAL SOTES. Thkee 5ize3 oi postal cards are hereafter to be supplied, instead of j one, as at present. The largest card gives four and a half square inchc. greater w riting space than the present one. The Oregon Tress Association concluded its third annual session at Newport Saturday. The editors were royally entertained donuy the sea, and were feasted on clams, ti-h and other brain food suflicient-; lv to last them a year. j Hor picking will comuience in tlm Willmnpttrt Vallfiv within a 'lew days. The crops will be a fair j yield, tut the prices ura s; low as to di.scourage inanv growers. Many InJianswill be employed in pick-! ingin Linn and adjoining counties. Thkke are 123 Chinese schools and missions in thiscountry. The average attendance is about 1.GC0. This does not include the missions of the Pacific Coast, in connection with which there are 21G Christians, la New York and Brooklyn there are "3 schoo's, with an average attondanre of 700, of whom ! are Christians. Yoi n; Mrs. James G. Hlaine, who was recently divorced from her husband and who is about to make her appearance on the stage, has made a resolution, for which we can almost forgive her for the step 6he has taken. She says she will hot attempt to appsar in any of the highly emotional dramas aflected by the majority of ambi tious amateurs, hut will deyote what little talent she may jiossess to the comedy. We have had enough to rank Camilles and Pau lines, and Mrs. Blaine's departure is quite refreshing. The transaction recently con cluded on the part of the United States Government with the Sioux Indians will put at the disposal of , . . . ,, T.,; ' me 1'eparuucin. 'c kuvi j about 11,000,000 acres oi lanu, which is equal to the combined area of the Mates of Massachusetts and .New l ampsn.re ... . rr i , ,! ISlack hills, and then north. Three rivers run through it, and the val- j leys are extremely fertile. This j tract Will furnish farms for not less j than 70,000 families, and will - aUordthem a liveimooa n iney are' frugal and industrious. Wiui.K it is .shown at the exposi- Hon at raris tuat .merica nas t hitherto paid more attention i mechanical ailvl scientific inven-1 I tions than to th? Sine arts, it is ! nevertheless a fact that the ad- vancement in the bpen in no small decree. American commissioner of T he ' ul11- j arU at Paris repoits that 108 out of '0 ex'nihitor3 in the American section have received medals of honor, sold, silver and bronze medals, and honorable mention. This is quite a creditable showing in view of the fact that the United States has never made claims to excellence in art, and also that the exhibits are in competition with the works of some of Europe's greatest artists. " . TllEKK are anjrv and dangerous ,. . . " , i-ii ,. i iissensious in Canada w Inch na e J tlieir origin in differences of race ; and raliziou. The I rench Cana- .Hans of the province of (ehec .tand toscther as Frenchmen and . Itouian Catholics, and to them are i 11MBnwli (Wans of En-liah ' opposed t-anauiaus oi i.uiisn , descent aud Protestant convictions. This a roost unfortnnats condition ! of things for the Dominion. At; the same time Canada is ol op pressed by an enormous debt, and ! its growth in population is slow. ! The country is almost at a stand still. Three-fourths ot the foreign i imiraigrants whom it imports at so ' vast expense, pass over to us ; and one-fourth of the native population , have taken the same direction diu iag the last twenty-five years. Yet Canada holds back from employ ing the one sure remedy for its social, religious, jiolitical, and tin- uncial troubles. It hesitates about : joining the great republic, where it would secure peace and prosper-; :tv. The salvation of Canada in annexation. as boveieisu. lAnfth American Knion the' u.-.,nl,l no longer be ! divided by race jealousies and re- iigiou3 animosities. Rapidly in- . c-easiii" population and material , .rorcs would bring other and j happier issues than those which new exasperate the f,000,000 of i iwjop in the stagnant Dominion. TEMPERANCE NOTSS. Contributed by tha W. C. V. An honest sign for a sa'oon kesper: Ails sold here. A work-house in Birmingham recently gave a holiday to its five . . ronareu maie ojcupame. aujui fiftv returned tobcr. Mrs. Mary T. Lathorp who was in Albany a few yearssinr e, will spend six weeks after the middle of August working for prohibition. Too battle hymn of the two new states is the never old Home Sweet j Home. The Dakotas are now absorbing the interests of temperance people. Since the territory was divided in to states, the subject of constitu tional prohibition has been thor oughly discussed. There IS a ' reasonable prospect of success in ' . .1. .-...! 1 u.,fU ll..l...ln The wavs of the saloonatic are beyond understanding. In Chic-' a-io it i3 said that tome of the : saloon-keepers keep little stools on v.hicU the little children may , The! s'and when sent for beer. little ones are so small that they cuinot reach the counter, hence the stool accommodation. The saloon-keeper also sprinkles i-hoice i liquors on the walk over which children must pass in order that they may inhale the oder and form a desire for the drink. NEW TO-JAY. 1 ."OK KK.NT A UO.MM'JUlOl'S SI'oKK.'jx i :). An A 1 Uiatioii, Small slji-K anu 1 ti.-.turcs jrsali'. Adi rosor call on Asliby & Dickinson, Albany, Or. Ixh: sale a fixk vkarlixo j hol-i 1 stein tm!l from a Ovnl row, weight WiO puunds. Will he sold fr 14. Alsi-a tjood ' gentle fresh milch cow tre yrars old and calf, , tiie latter a lieiftr bhort horn. I'rice -40. i Apply to Daniel Uoucli, Tangent, Or. j Wood Sawing. i HAVINi: PUUCHASED A TUACTION ! eugine and a full wood van in-; outfit, Ij a-ii prepared to take contracts of that kind, j Persons wUhinjr iheir winter's firtwocds;iwed . will do well tj giv nic a call. On'cis can br ! left at liimvneil & Stanani's. GEO. 21. WARUKX, ! lUrain Tile lor Sale. 4 f!OOD SLfi'LV OF" FIRST CLASS l drain tile for tale at the Kaife brick niul tile factory Kast of Albany near Knox r ! Hutte. Call at the factory or aUilress I'ro i Auston, Albany Oregon. RPfeiffer, Prop. '' Only ' llrsta-class house : in the city. Large sample rooms for com- ! mtrcial men. ro Chinamen employed in the ; kitchen. General stace otiice for C'orvallis. TR G. A. WIIITXKY PHYSICIAN AND 1 surjf.iun. Graduate of Bclievue llospi- j tal Medical Colle-'e. New York City. Diseases eI w -,llleI1 a Burial ij, vuicu in, EIUIU.UI3- . . i . m: . . : . . i.".. . ' , brick. Albany Oregon. vjoticei.siiereijyjgiventhat puo 1N pcrty owner are required by ordh.ane ; to cut down aim remo.e all t.us: ;ies ana ou- i noxioin weeds srowmjt upon their premise;, t ... ..ta .,1 itilnv (ti.ri.tn witliin ' ,:X,r ArSti : liv order of the city marshal. J, X. HOFFMAN Albany, Jcnk -is. Ty.. K. A. McAl 18S!1. UlSTER IIOMKOIMTUIC PHY- i if ottiCe into Crauftrd i blotk. All calls prompt- 'y attended to. T. sEDCWii K. m. d.. eclectic! , Jtj. physician a'il silicon, otliee rooms ! iiand Si, Ic:ir-c's Mo.-t. Alhany. Oregon. . T7AIK WAKXISG-Tfil- HllBI.il IS . M I......... . ..ir..i . uvU ... ordinaii.c i. ahibiiri.e diiviig w the mtv . 'Sa 'T ll same are respivtcd heremter ar.-e.-w will b? uaJa, nmler prti-ioi', of Mich ordinaiiiv. .1. x. iuu-f.iian. t'tv Mamhai. 1.1 J. y,r, lSI !.ANl, CIVIL ENGINEER l itter fiflJ has i-J aad Surveyor l;ivuiitn,g arid Blue irtiiei uciu , K . . . , . c Albanv Dr. Stwera-re stems tnlwate.' fcupply a : speei iity R--tat. subU.vidre. luups n.aUc or conied an short notice Lost-a guli mm:ki:t wat- CIIAKM with a short pice of yold chain at t:nhcd to it. On the charm was en?rav.-d tin' lmer.H S. "I. 15. The tinder will be suita bly rewarded bv leavtmr the same at this olti'-e. j A reliable V. S. Stanird 3 ton scale oiiy :J7, delivered at your nearest railroad s!at tn free i t freight on thirty oays trill. Lsr.'tr scales at proportionately low prices. War- ranlC)1 Ior nvv var. AddrcN. 'JSs'od. n qfi 01T T UltUU OldW 1 ttll . , . , ...... Twenty-ninth annual exhibition at Salem, Or;gon, couamencing I t v J XJ )AY, SEPT. 1, ! Continuing one week, under the management of the Oregon State Board f Agriculture. ! PREMIUMS Ollered for Agricultural, stock, j dairy and mechanical exhibits, for j works of art and fancy work, and for trials of speed. j RUNNING TROTTING RACES EACH DAY. j important improvements made: in the premium list. i Reduced rates for fares or insight j t ! ciOTrM I)ITm?Ci ADMISSIUJN 1 IvlbJiiO ! $'e iIens seaso:i th het $2 r0 Women's season ticket $1 no Send to the secretary at Salem for a PmiuniWt. j. t. ( Ikkgu, I're-i.ient. Secretary. A Perfect "81 oul.l be mild, aud i prompt and pleas-1 ant with no griping or purgat ive effects It should also incite the liver to action aid diges tion, and .elievethe kidneys. Like nothing else, Paine's Celery Compound is a perfect laxa.ive aiidjcuies constipation where jill ntiinr remedies fail. 'Asa gentle laxative Paine'.- Cele ry Compound surely without ape.. 1 think 1 ought to know, sin.-e 1 havj tried remedy after remedy for alut six years. anl iiavell ound nothinr anl mat iual it m my case of ci.tivc- """" ' . "i-awiic!, Cloyd's Creek, leun. 3'rwil fln. Are "'3 simplest Iiyesinade. iWill ml AchildKanluscithem. " f Iff -.4 S Hir-'-' .SC:f,??.'fc;V? rr- J tmm m IV 1 wm -m -fc i .1 TTT nois hurniture . THOS. BRINk Best Line of durelDthe Citv of Albanv! JVnC WlCkt,- CtLaHS LOUIlO'eS PailOI Cornice Poles, Minors Feather Fillows Srino- Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exteiv sion Tables Suits. And w.,at you can tnna at otner nouseB, j nave ic in lav-aevfry- fc. a kpnt in a first-class hoUSC o i - Ash. Maple and Walnut C7i amber sets, Chairs, 1 f a ifM f.tifL Sn..ijJfy U, Loimqes Etc., Etc.. at Prices that CANNOT BE ALBANY (M IK'IVC BOOTS AND BARGAINS! i From and after this date 1 will selliuy entire ' stocli of Boots and Shoes AT This'is a cloeing out sale to mako room tor my . p u j j t f D GOods,Uloaks m ... T and Fuimshinff Goods Wllicll Wlll'800n arrive. 1 . , , , , ,-, . , . mtfilld to have tliefmOSt complete Dry Groods 3tore ! In the Valley. Call early, as 1 b and'iwill 3ave i you money. a i nnniif innai in uiiiiiu iuii iu ihLDnlv I II1UI. Mauufacbire'stean) ermines, zrist aud eawjtnill machine ry, iron fronts and all kinds of heavy and lisht vork in iron and brass casting. Special atten-j tion paid to repair ing all kinds of machinery. Patterns made on stork notice. K. r. SOX, ?Viuent. 2C2&C. H. Stkwaut, Secretary. 3 Laxative ; I'iHia-i Celery Coinpauudjisjpivmp and pleasant. A a laxative it leaves little to be desired. I have great confidence in its mer us." Albert Leaxard, Abso t lvhtor Jour, of Pedagogy, Athens, Ohio. "For two or three years years I suffered intensely with severs pains in my bowels, which were habituahy constipated. My bowels are now regular, and I have had no return of these using one bottle of pams since Paine's Celery Compound V. G. Stu'KNE '. Druggist, Havana, Ala. Moral: Use Paine's Celery Cm pound an. I stop ruinin. the intestinal tract witii.harsh nunruive pills. $1.00. Six for S3. 00. Druggists. Wells Richardson & Co. Burlineton. Vt. .'..Livin.'.in Ijctated Kcol'are Healthy 1B19I Happy aul Hrart.v H is unequuieu 5 v !;.1'.. nri UNDERSOLD. ORE OH louse! Of SAL C1TTA 1 BARGAINS1 Albanv. 0'ei- COST uinnsA FJtli.i m m : MA4innville College m. mixnvilm:. Will & I.V t I- .S i- ffl -X jOTIf i2 Je.we ry JULIUS 6EADW0.HL'S: 0) GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR pam ily (iiJitcKinix:.:: AND G 1 foffir liros. Silverware, a Krei Lc-it, C ! 1 i 11; 1 an d Or v t sx I wai'o Bovs' AVtijujns and 1 )o!i Cvarria""i;s. Taiiev ( Jooi'.s nud a. General jfVsort -mw i '. Uroc'kerv. smflTOY'S. He Buy: Din-;-;. i ' ':. Willamette Valley? j C3 lei on Dtxrie frm::ais. Hier irais k i?.sitv a'i and umi Hardware ! InciuJine the. celebrated KAltLY I stove urA ratii!. ii.Arl.n- cuukin J iteri-ilfet also a niipctc assortment of Un nmai on 1 515 m BUILDERS' HARDWARE, prices are aura ate id to ho aiifa'itor'. The public is invited to call .jni injpsctjour stock. Ttveedale'a huilijiiii.'. Albany, Oregon. The Willamette Packing Conipyisa IS AUDITIOXJTO THEIR OWN m OF CANNED GOODS Qfncludin fruit a t I vj:?tiivj ir iv i : 9oJa" not tt hist- tln-ir nitural ilavor. -rrv .A. COMPLETE UJSTEI OK ' -J- c ,,T - ; Choice 'iV.'-'e 1 :lioaeis, fivili trait s:i jck - koH, etc., etc. UOTH ACADEMIC AM COLLEGIATE ivpartiiients. Iu the Academic 1 ; i : ; I" i - are lour courses of stuiiv of three years each: Classical, scientific, normal and business. Iu--s i m titi is thorough; location, heal t xp. uses low; advantages, first- ch. n verv respect, r nil lntorma- ti it is: c i;il.'L'i:i. t. r which address! OREGON Stark. All nt Uie Lowe-it " "prircs f any iiuiiif i:i,tbs city. Uivo them a call. o( - I; ENERAL JHARDWAfE tilt.- tiHl-LTC t Sr,..l'ii,ifl.H voir deutch aeaorochen.'i line of IHIKAKI - 'AST aod .1 K WEL ?cwiking I stoves, aad aii kinds of ldtchn i :i- nc i inja Jsausrior uianncr, " - , 1 f -tu:,:.,: .-. us, dressul mftiftp Ltl UVUVA Harlt Min Ye desire tsav to our citizens, tha for vcars we have leen selling 9r. King's New Dicovervlor Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen'a Arnica Salve and Elcctrie Bitters, and have never handled remedies that KH as well, or that have given such uni versal satisfaction. We do not beti tate to guarantee them evcrv time and we stand readv to refund the pir-cha--e price, ir satisfactorv results not follow their use. These remedle Uav won their great nopuWitv purc lvon iheir merits. Foshav & Mas"i Is one which is guaranteed to ! ring vou satisfactorv results, or in case of railure a return of purchase priec. On this safe plan vou can buv from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. Kin"'s Few Diseoverv for Consuinp tion. It is gurrantecd to bring relief in cverv case, when used for anr affec tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop ing Couuh, Croup, etc., etc. It i pleasant and airreeable to tas-te, per fectly f-yfe. and can alwavs be depend ed upon. I rial bottles free at Foshav I V. i'asonV Drugstore. Pilrs! Files! Pilot.! fir William's Indian Pile Ointmp:,t I is the only sure cure for blind, blofoi. ; ing or itchimr piles ever aiscoverert. i It never fails to cure old cases of loug standing, Jude Coons, Maysvillc, K, sajs: ) "Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment ! cured me after years or suffering." ; Judge (olllnbury, Cleveland, 0,say i "1 nave onnd by experience that t:. ! Williai Indian Pile Ointment ijive immediate and permanent relief." We haye hundreds of such tesli menials. 1K not suffer an inetkat longer. Sold by druggists at .r0e aiiil $ per box. ild by J-'oshay & Mason. Albany-. Orejron. hr Srw I1 OTery. You have heiir.l your frii-ndsj u4 luigiibors talking :hi.ut it. You mar vourself le one ! the maiiv who know from er.oi;al cxpcriciiift jul how good a unn.g is. it you uare over tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because, the wonder ul thiii! about it that w hen I'lice given trial, Dr King's New Discovery crpr af:er holds a jilace in the house. II you have never t;sed it and shou'd be liillictt d with a eough, cold or aiy Tliaoat. Liing or Client trouble, secure a buttle at once snd give it a fairtiial, , It is gauranteed cverv time, or money i.-funded. Trial bottles free at Futfcay 1 i: Mason's Drug colore Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook stoves or ranges holJ bv Matthewp & Washburn. Linn County Bank COWAN RALSTON 'MU CHAV.EEF.UIN- Albany, - Oregbi. Transacts a general banking busiiicM. I)raw Bi'l.t drafts on New York, San Tr in ueoand Portland, r. Loan money on approved security. Receive deposits subject to check. Collections entrusted to us wiO re:e!va promut attention Just received at H. Ewerf.a iceassortment of golc-headei canes. Stajrfe Groceries! ; CAKES, PIES, ; Fresh Baked Breac- h'TTQI't) TWvTT --ir.j AlthlaofarB4 fata laml. , to wkicfc t ach aa Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Ancbooy Iktstard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds. Bohemian Glassware, Etc. Thaa road war all boosfcs when i rt-n "re tarn, ma4-ht bcnelK of the margin .ill. n hl KaaManbar Um pia-ia u '-be old tint iart II aailifTila Um kanav Albam, w Xreon aan. NEW PTJOOESS r j ITviaal jTioaia cedk fan for mtntf Step Mm! mat, eta. ls 1 0NRA1) ffli a ! h1 H PRRlRlfl. j l 11 II UlUL 1 a. IM-MMMllMaMiaf M OlllMaJaMaifcNhafca'TMlMatl FLOUfe