Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 27, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textthe suwsiy'n ni-;iv .' Tuesday, august 27. i3s turning fjailgvald ;AI L,Y A.NP WEEKLY TERMS Or ruBaCKlPrjON 1LY Pii'i'.-lii :! ev. ry uinrnii: ea-x-pl M'iiu50 !ira-;:! by carrier, per week l.15 " !i. 1 . ;.r. ; 8 00 "rtf.!CL. I l'uWisheil every Friday Morning.) ni topi-, jier ami- j, i: advance..... S.OO v'hen not paid in advance - ESOL A SI'S DECISION. . An Ottawa special to a Chicago I urnal asserts that the Dominion Cabinet lias received dispatches from London which say explicitly that the British government de clines to allow the Pacific naval squadron to aflord protection lo Canadian sealers found in llehring Hea. The Canadian government, says the same journal, has been request ed to prepare a schedule of dam ages claimed by the owners of the seizwd sealers, it being intimated in the advices received that nego tiations are now in progress to effect a settlement of the- dilliculty "by arbitration. This will be good new?, in one sense of the word, to our neighbors at Victoria, for now they can wash the war paint from their (lushed faces and bury the hatchet, and can turn to the more congenial task of figuring np the cost to the United States government of sun dry schooners and sealskins, in case the arbitration decide that our government is liable in damages for the seizures. They can shed rivers of ink instead of blood, and can sharpen their good gray goose quills instead of tomahawks and sc3lping-knives. But when this question comes to be agitated, as it undoubtedly will, the United States will have some thing to say about certain incidents which have occurred on the other side of the continent and upon the water3 of another ocean. When Canada interposes her objections 10 ine Closed sea Uieory sue win oo ,, , .. 1. :n asked how she reconciles that posi tion with the headland-to-headland theory, and upon what ground she can object to our exclusive jurisdiction oyer the eastern half of Cehrin? sea so long a3 she asserts exclusive control of open road Hteads and harbors on the Atlantic side. The questions at issue are so closely and intimately connected that it is reasonably certain tlie United States wilbjasiat upon hav ing them heard and decided by the same arbitrators, and that is the be3t way to have the matter settled. In the mean time the English government U showing its good penoand judgment by declining to interfere with the United States revenue vessels in llithring sea. The Canadian sealers had ample . 1 notice of what thev miirht expect, ! and Great Britain very wi-ly re fuses to defend th-m in fa'-.' -f the proclamation . of the president. They took the risk,' iuw l-t them get out of th scraps for thein elyed. Somk oxcitetupiit hsw been cruat- j ed in Saa Fraticisco over the state- j ment that Leong Hang Tsang, thr Chinese consul-general at that port ' Is t be made the defendant in a suit for $ 24,000, to be instituted in tite United States circuit court, by I May Bock lling, a Chinese contrac-1 t jr of l'oi tland, Orejj;ou. The con- sul-gfrneral has charge of the dis-1 tribution of the money paid by the ! I'nited States government to; receaipense the sufferers by riot I and fire at Kock Springs, Seattle; and other pi ints. During the pi si j three years the government ha.s j appropriate! abxit .400,000 fori this purpose, and it is alleged that the consul-general has only paid oyer jjdOD.OOO, leaving a balance of V),),O0a unaccounted for. During tiie riots at Seattle m lSbj about ri)!)ofMoy Dock, lling's laborers HiiH'rpd losses of nronertv at the kands of the rioters. Each China - a. li -a ian ias aiterwara awaruea .tou iademnity by the goverament. I Bient. This money has never been J over to the men, and the'r boss, it ia slated, now seeks to recaTer the j sntount through the courts. In J addition to this, complaints have been made and scriom caarges j laid before the einperar himself jn j and the Chinese government all priat)iiity me conui-generat ; . . . .... .i , , will bo recalled and s! ,o aid the. charges be substantiated, his pun-1 ishment will be death, as the; Chiaese government has a peculiar; way of chopping oil" the heads of crooked officials, with very little i i(i,ipn((mi : ceremony in the w ay of a trial. ; Albany's new street car line is a;; example of what can be done by fostering home enterprises. The cars were built at home, and are 0'iual if not superior to any of the Eastern cars in use in -i!em and Portland. They were built entire ly of Oregon timber ash, maple and oak. and a'e a credit to the L builder, Mr. A. J. An3lyn. Many articles that are bought abroad could be manufactured right at home if it were not for the foolish ilea of superiority in the name cf an imported article. It is a good showing for Albany's manufactui ing enterprise that these cars have been built at home in such an ex cellent manner. Latest returns estimate the American wheat crop of I8S9 at 51)0,000,000 bushels, or nearly 8-V 000,000 bushels in excess of the ' crop of last year. This will leave ! not less than 150,000,100 bushels wheat for export. Last year the;, exports of wheat and wheat Hour : i amounted to 121,000,000 bushels, notwithstanding the obstacles to the export trade that were created by speculative operations in the' Chicago Aheat pit. j The number oi national banks is now ."5,170, an increase of 54 in the pas". yfar. The increase has bc( n mostly in the southwest. Tie capital invested in national bnks is $5S(;,OOi),00.). The surphu and profits of the banks are increasing, at the rate of over $10,000 a year. ' The four tei rltoi ies, Washington, Montana, North and Suth Dakota' will not become full (dates u:.t;l thy vote on ami adopt state con-! stituticn. This they will do on ; the first Tuesday in October. ! XEW TO-DAY. poll KKXT A CjMMJuIOL'S siuiif.j'.jx 50. An A 1 location. Small stick ami fixtures or S:ile. AiU rc.s r call on AShliy A: Dickinson, Aibiny, V; "I.IOR SALK A YOUNG DltlVINti MAKE, JO well brol.eun l pestle, French. l:nUirc oi k'. M. A.VlfcH A Ul Mi M N lr.sllir,.- .a situation asaeanieiiter Ad'Ircss (iiv. : S.widman, Albany l'nstuiiice- Wood Sawing. tJAVINO PUK'HASKl A Tit V.TiON ' i eiuine and a full wood inx --mini, I am preirdrcd to take contracts of that kind. Persons wiV.i'myf iheir winter's firewood sawed will do well t.i irivo nie a call. Oriels ran br lett at Bjwiieli Sc Stanard's. liEO. II. WAUUEN, lrain Tile lor ante. 4 GOOD SUTLY OK FIRST CIASS 1 urain me ir :iic at iue t3;e orie aui, ile (actorv Kast of Albany n.ar Knox Butte. C'ill at the factory or address Fronts & Auston, Albany Oregon. XKVKRE HOUSE, Al.I5.VNY,;oU. C1IAS . L PfeilTer, Prop. Only lirst-eelaos house in the city. Large sample rooni9 for com- mcrcial men. No Chinuinen employed in the ' kitchen. General staire ottiee for Corvallis. A. WHITNEY. PHYSICIAN ANI sur.ion. Graduate ot Kellevuc Hospi tal Medical College. New York City. Digram's i f women a specialty, 0:lk'e in Froman's ; brick, Albany Oregon. k! OT1CE IS HEUEUYJGl VKN T'lAT PRO Dertv owners are required by ordinance to cut down aim remove an iins.ies ami 00 noxious weeds ifrow -insr upon their premise, '. ami upon the street adjoiuitij; thereto, within the city limits of Albany. 'Jhose failini.-to do so w ill c li iblo to a tine of ,i. l order of the tity marshal, J, N. HOFFMAN Ai.iuny, Jcnk 2S, :S3!, DS. E. A. McALlfTKK 'lOMKOi-ATIIIC PIIV sician and giirt'eon. IIs removed his otli.-e into Crafori' blik. All calls prompt ly attended to. EJ. McCAHSri.AND. CIVIL KNCIXEER " " and Survey- trju;rlilii:'' and Rim-- v-- fs.-c witl. L-n.d tv Alkany Or. Siv.i ra-rx B-ts ins tmluatc- supply sueeidtv. l":a.":es 3u:!ividee, n.aiH nal o." eopiol '! .Uei ' riot l'- - E. T. sEUiaVll K. U. I. pl.y:i'i un d sutioli. . ECI.Ki.! Ofl'ue r 11 r, Urei-ii. j:: ;:nd -J4, r.-.ire. - bl.-ix. Alba 1 1 -THI PUBLIC IS hsreuv natiiird of sir exix'.cnee i ,ty mdjianee pis!'!! ii fiivn in 'he ft iiaiits fat?" t'.:a i ii a.ic- uu litur. ni d the ieavii:' f f run i;i:'.:' 1 cd I'rie-sthe same art rc.-peitcil hereafti-r aric ts will be .ads, in.der ki i-ii".i"i if . m h idiiim 1 e. .1. N. IP I I MAN, tV .Vursl.ol. : J- OST--A 1DL!) LOCKEI WA1CII CHARM Jj with a hirt pie.- of ?old chain at tuheiltoit. On th charm r eujjrav.d the letters S.M. II. The findt r will be Mii:a b'v rewarded by leavlne the same at this o:i'ne. reliable V. S. Stamrd atcn Fcale oa'y w;, delivered a", your neares". railr.iad s'atii n free of freight mi thirty day trid. Lsrycr scales at prof ortionateiy lovt pr.ecs. War ra:i:ed for fhe uar". Address, K. C. HOFFM AN. Albanv. Oregon. ; ! . ; jln-'HTAn ' Vl h'JSn Mill 01(11 tl ' Twenty-ninth annual exhibition at i Salem, Orjgon, coiomencing MOXD AY, SEPT. 1(, Continuing one week, under the manageinont of the Oregon ttate Uoard f Agriculture, II I) IV1 UU1I1II 11 .' in PKEMIU3IS Oll'ered for Agricultural, ttock, : dairy and mechanical exhibit?, lor ,; I worKs oi art anu lancy worK, snti, for tria,3 f g , & JR0TTm RACts . KACil HAY. Important improveinent. made' 'v the preuiiutu list. ! Keduced lates for fares or freight : on all transportation lines to and ; frQm tLe fa;'r ! till i u I i i A I j I I f 1 1L?t : ,nj Jler.'s !.:y ticket . . . t)iii?ii s uay ncwct L'.ic 1 Men's season tit(kct ! ,"(0 Vi'omen's 8easo:r ticket 1 00 : Send to the seY-reJary ;it Salem : for a premium li:t." i J. 'i.ri'::i:s(.).N. :C J. (;::i:i.( ecretarv 1 till CL3 ' NNVILLE (gLLEGE MVMINN VILLE, Will & -o(- fell' ii III $ b; h ) v M yi;b if i5Z? ',v (y JULIUS u'KAl EN RULE BAZAAR 11 V AND GENERAL jHARDWAfE ! Hi Hoys' W ioli: tiixi II Bujfi Direct vuA ('nrrics Nv iJluinettc v alifvF lei on parle francais. flier mm i iiiij i; in y a i i-i in -te line of I Stoves and (Scleral Hardware ' Including the caiehrated K VllLY stoves ami ranges, parl-ir a-iil cook:. staves, ;ud ail kinds of kitchen fj uteh'-i'.e: also n : !iil;;te assortment of on ant! AND i BUILDERS' I Pa in 3. lioie. i; a:)6rwa, :ii .vi-.-:. i prices aro Ktinraatceil t lie satisftotorv. Tho public is invitedj to oall ..ml iuapoctour stouk. TwcAdale's lmildiug. Albany, Oregon. . ... .- ...... . The Willamette Packing Company! -IX AMMTIOXjTO 0WX LINK liicludi;i fruits :iu l veotVjles l sots not to l.is. thi'ir natural flavor, ;ii'. c:i n GOMPLSTE I.HSTE -OF ! t hoiv.-!-i ;i(jkcii ;!:-ll II f:-ili .1 LOTH academic AND COLLEGIATE Itcpi.itu er.ti'. In the Academic . ; i : t I" re are four courses of i .. . f 1 1: ! ta:s each: Classical, i i . . i,. i :i"a! r.i-d business. In i i ii. i- im.tili; location, heal- ; . ;.. i.k it.w; tut vantages, lirst- i... i 'mi i v iesi.ee:. Full iuforma- i i j i 1;u ').lit. :-! which auurebx r,KOWiSON,Prss. OREGON Stark. )W0HL'S I. i 7C1 'l)il!l)ftll( Wry .'.!; a; ih .' f any i.. in il.f ;i.- ;.s . oilVfi'Waiv, i v'hiti-i i.)r v still waiv j .. .. I nu.! Doll C;arria,e.s. j a. Gr on era. j andrrOYb. tlic i.argesi Stock iujthei icir--' (lcutv.fr QP.snrochen.' IJ!IK K1'AST and JKWKL 'cookinK ! HARDWARE, m 1 o!n n'- .' iroi h i Rpeoialty. OF CANNED GOODS: i -J llllll: nil .suusrior linaniicr. orrocenes. : 1 mkm loolsi A Perfect tluuild be mild, and 1 pro 111 p t and pleas- ant, with 1 no griping or purgat ive t-llects It should alto incite tho liver to actiou, aid diges tion, and ichevethe kidneys. Like nothing else, I'aine's Celery Compound is a perfect laxative aiidjcnie8ei!istipation wiiere'.i'd ntSier remedies fail. "As a gentle laxative r.iinc'.s (.'cj. ry Compound is surely witliout a pi er J think 1 uglit to know, sine; 1 i.avj tried n-medy after leniady lur ;t.i ut six years. Hud haveJJjdiiiKl ii.tliitig that eijuais it in my caif nf e"-.tive-ii'-s8." J. L. Jenkins. 'IVa-..lu-i-. Clujd's f.'r"rk. 'It-'ic. TmwJ flp Are tlisinii)lest Hvisn aue. UlWlll mil Achil.Van-ue.them. i Illinois Furniture House! . THOS. BRINk Best Line of :;tnre In the Citv of Albanv! Fane Wickt,. Chairs Louno-es Parlor Cornice Poles. Mirrors; Feather! Pillows Srino Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten" sion gTableifSuits, And w..Rt, you can't find at other houses, I have it. In faoteverj thing tlia is kept in a first-class Iiou:. R Ash, Maple (in d Walnut Chamber sets, Chairs, Sprint Beds, Loan ye. Etc, Etc., at Prices that "C A M NOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY - 4 OUECJN CLOSING OCT SA -OF ma BARGAINS! DAA DUUJO From anil after this date stock of Boots anil iioes At JLX.JL ThisBis a cloeinsr out :uiraense Fall and winter stock of Dry Gootlsloaks and Furnishing Goods which will ,soon arrire. I intend to have thejmost complete -., Dry Groods 3tore In the Valley, Call early, a I :iaUandlwill sa you money. Manufacture steam engines, crist ami KIRK llif U V all kinds of heavy and liclit work in iron and hns c:istins. Special attoa ! tion ia;d to retailing all kinds of machinery. Patterns made on start notice, j V. SOX, resident. -3SC. II. Stewart, Secretary. Laxative ; 1'aine Celery Compoundfis'proinp and pleasant. A9 a laxative it leaves little to he desired. I have great confidence in its menus." Albert Leanard, Asso't Editor Jour, of Pedatro-'y, Athens, Ohio. "For two or three years years I suffered intensely with severs pains in my bowels, which were habitually constipated. My bowels are now regular, and I have had no return of these pains since using one bottle of Paino's Celery Compound','" F. G. Stk knev. Druggist. Havana, Ala. "TloraT: Ute I'aine's Celery Com pound mid stop ruininj; the intestinal tra.:t withjiaish uunMive pills. SI. 00. Six fi.r 5.00. Druggists. Wells Richardson & Co. BnijicrtSB. Vt. nIi'ini!i Iji.ta'ed l.ol arc Healthy. It is tiucijiinlcd LB BARGAINS! I will selljniy entire sale Ho niako room torSmy A'banv.j 0-;,'o;i. sawjinill ma 'ninery, iron I routs oni 9.1 . I Happv and Heartt SHOES 1BSWareer- - COST! 3 tlTit Winn Wo desir tvtar to our citizens, th for Tpurs we liarc keen ellin Kinr'eXcw Uic-oTer? for Consumption, Dr. Kintr's New Life Tilln, UuckleB Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, aad have never handled remedies that eell as well, or that haTe given such ui- ertsal satisfaction. We do nothesi tate to guarantee cheni every tinir and we stand rcadv to refund the par cha-e jriee, if atisfactorv results d njt follow ilieir use. These remedt'. kav won their jrrctit popularity par--Iv on ilie'ir merit. 'oshav & Mas-Dru'r:ists. A afV Invmtuirlil. Is one wlik-h is guaranteed to !riu vou batisfui'turv results, or in case of failure a return if pure liuse price. 0 this safe plan vou can buv from out adverliWU Dru-ist :t bettle of Dr. Kind's Few Dicovt-rv for Consunip tion. It is gurruntei-d to brinjr relit t in t vei-v cie, wlien uho foranTaflet tiom fTIii oat, l.uns8 or Chest, suclt as Consumption, Inflammation oi l.ungs, lironeliitip, ABtbma, Whoot wj; Cou-li, Croup, etc., etc. It V plcas-iiit and agreeable to tatc, per iecliy tiife, imd esn alwavs ! di-nnd ed U.on. 1 rial bottles free at Foslia A'ason'. Iiut:store. l'llfn! Plltnl riles! 1'r Vi!liamV Indian Pile f li:itnie:i i the only nue cure lor blind, blerd-in- or itehin- piles ever ditieovcrcd It rever faiis to cure old cases of loc standin-, Jtui-e Coor:e, ll.-iysvillc, Ky, says. "Dr William'd Indian Pile Ointment un ed nit- after years of suffering." Jud-e t oiliiiburv, Cleveland, O.says "I nave ound by experience that Dr. illiar.V Indian I'iie Ointment Rives inimeiliate iind permanent relief." We haye Lunilreds of such teti monials. Do rot differ nn instant lonr-r. old by drii;ri;ists at .r)0c and S I per box. .-old l 'Fosliay AMasn, A!bj:iv. ' "i-von The p IMeoverj-. Vou have braid your friendsj and nciglibors talking atioi.t it. You uiav yourself hi; one f tlie many vrho know from personal experience jut.t how g;ood a thing is. If you have ever tried it, you tire one of its staunch friends, because I he wonder ill thing about it N. that when onee given trial, Dr King's New Discovery ever" after holds a place in the bouse. II you have never used it and should be aliiictcd with a cough, cold or any Thaoat. Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once ind give it a fair trial,. It is gaurauteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Fosfcay A; Mason's Drug store Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook stoves or ranges sold hv Matthews & Washhurn. COWAN RALSTON It-D CKAMEERLAIN- Albany, Oregort i Transacts jre.'ieral banking business. Draw sight drafu on New Vcrk, San ;Fran iscond Portland, fr. Loan money on approved aecurity. Ileceive dojiosits nubjcct to check. Collections entrusted to us wilire;e:8 promut attention Just received niceassortnient canes. at JII. Ewert's,a of gold-headed JkTUIX 8TOCXC9- Bta.pie Groceries! CAKES, PES, Fresh Baked Breac Every Day. Cranhenits, Fit Ptefrfe, Dried Beef Chipped to Orde. Anchovy Mustard, CaiK&a and Nuts, Eatteatltackuyheat Hour, Canned Goods of AU Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. 11ira goott vera all boucfat whan vr'r rero km, aa-tbs tMticfil ct the imnftn will o p-n to MMWfiTi. Kwiimlifr tb m t!w o)&9mact en flnrt and IauUibIa s)u alBAEMfOlS V- ""Jrr- " - -jpiuuiirT" -rfirtf- NEW OU! 1 JIB fit LiniiCoimtyBank i r Won Rotftiiff ! hum Mdm) : toaixl easptat Mwrmi ball teal i e. mm