THE MOKX1XG UEKALJ?- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1889
totmuggailvtiurnlit;
Daily vnd Weekly
TERMS OK U BSC Kl I'Tl 'N
UAII.Y
wornin' iven't MuiuUt.i
I'uMmhetl over
e!ivcrtd hj carrior, per week
... 0.16
j rail!, per vein
00
KKK.LY.
. l u'.stioil every Friday M..rnin.j
to' . per annum, in advance '2.(0
1 11 ii'i in :ulvaii'-c
TIIK MAILS,
Vail it tlie Albam poatolBce elote
fur all ottkes north
Pic Cistern states
t he West Side
And the Nairuw (Jauue 11
C;:w a.
It.
or Por'.lao J nud Saleia 11a. a
rvallis and Yaquina 12;M0 r. i
oit.ee suuth ::0 '" u
l'bc poataflico will'be closed eieh evening
ra n six to eruu o'clock.
Ke;,'istereU nutter for tli early rnornins
train .should 1 mailetl before 8 clock the
iTuviiuw eveniUL'.
OKKUON' 1'ACIFIC TIMK TABLE.
Arri es
Ucart i
Iabs!iier. ..
Freight
.'ll.15amU.00 p in
,. 5.2fl"il
SECRET SOCIETIES.
i . O. C.
, T. HifctTlLodce No, 13: meets
Pi, every Monday
crenm ut tnc li. A. K. ;
hall on Kurrr street, between heeond and .
Third. Albany. Oregon. Strangers in the!
city and triiiiient brethren cordially iurited j
toattci.W.
THE TIN PLATE HUSIA'ESS.
Just at the present time efforts
are being made in this country to
develop tin mines, and break up
the iowerful "trust" which controls
the output of all the tin-plate
manufactures in the world, about
half of which is used in this coun
try. The American Economist
on this subject says that simultan
eously free-trade advocates on both
sides of the Atlantic are vigorously
insisting that no encouragement to i
that end shall be extended by con-j
cress. While mere are two tones
to the voices thus directed toward
Washington, somewhat
discordant :
when brought together, they will I
be found quite in harmony as to
the end desired. Here the plea is j
that the price of tin will be in
-
creased, as witness every writer
and speaker heard in behalf of free
tin, In Great Britain the fear is
that monopoly will be destroyed,
as witness the prophecv of a lead-
ing trade journal 0f What w ill fol- '
low if Americans are permitted to
make tin-plates. The Ironmonger
, . , . , ( i
warmingly asserts that "sooner or
later the tin plate trade will cease ,
to be the monopoly of South U ales
and Monmouthshire" if competi-
tion in America is' permitted.
Further on, speaking of efforts to
discourage the threatened competi
tion, the sa me journal thus appre
ciating! y refers to the work of the
tariff reformers here, and the prob
able outcome of their joint efforts :
"The Welsh makers have stiong
allies in tin? United States, ami it"
the alliance is made the most of we
should have very considerable
doubts of the success of any appli
cation to c(i'res to increase the
present diP.ifS. But to insure that
tesulttlu1 Wel.-h makers and their
business connections must not
only watch but work, and work
hard, to checkmate the advauc of
the American protectionists."
There is doubtless some satisfac
for "reform" workers intheknoivl
edge that their efforts are appre
ciated by those foreign allies with
whom they may have
'bnsinPSS !
Connections, While permitted to :
extract so little comfort from popu
lar expressions nearer home.
The annexation f Canada to the
Union continues to be a theme of
comment. The Chronicle eays
that the Dominion government is
becoming alarmed a? the agitation
in Canada in favor of closer trade
relations with the United States,
I. .
in some quarters, in favor of j
political union. It has been the
policy of the official organs of the j
Canadian government until very
recently to ridicule the idea of there
being any Canadian sentiment in
favor of annexation, but the feel
ing ha3 become so strong that they
can no longer ignore it, and fo
have undertaken to combat it.
They may argue as much as they
please, but when the time comes
that the Canadians fully realize
iheir own best interests annexation
to the United States will speedily
and surely follow.
Ir there i3 any particular point
in the publicity and talk in the
telegraphic dispatches, over the
marriage of Maurice Dupont, the
'22 year old millionaire of Willimg
ton, Deleware, with Dottie Eitz
gerald, a lovely Irish barmaid at
Queenstown, Ireland, it is to the
credit of the young man in con
tracting an honorable marriage,
instead of attempting to establish
a disreputable liaton, as most rich
men's sons seem to ailed, ending
in the ruin of the laity, it is c r- j
tain'.y a matter of congiatnlatioii ;
that this rich young gentleman has :
acted h.norably at least. j
A C hicago suicider wa3 endowed ;
with the merit of persistency at
least. After til!' It tors had re-'
he had j
Bwalloued he made several inefTect-
, ,. ., :
ual attempts to hang himself,
finally winding up with cutting his J
throat with a razor and jumping i
fo.th.fauth.l7 ,0
the job. He was fi4 years old and i
did not want to live any longer. j
- j
Tick election reports indicate
! that, as usual in the oil" years, the
j gains are on the democratic side of
lleved him of the poison
o j the house, in -New l orK anu umo
the prohibition movement seems
! to have augmented the same side,
! and to have drawn from the reput-
! licnnK a condition that can be i
looked for when any appreciable
growth is shown in the third party.
The Alta grows facetious over
the census matter and says that
Mr. I'orter desires to enrich the
next census wth the sumptuous
statistics of religion. That is good,
but fat is not wholesome without
lean. Let us have, also, the statit-
tics of that poor man's blister, the J
: groat American lartu mortgage.
Tin: practice of gentlemen taking
hold of a ladv's arm while walking
with her has been suddenly broken i
up in New York by the small boy i
universally crying out, "He's ar- j
restin' her for pickin' his pocket." :
MAUKIKII.
STKATTON KAKVVKLI.-At the residence
of the bride's parents on First street in
Albany, Wednesday morning, Nov ti, 1S!,
Mr. J. S. Stratton, of M iters, and Miss
l.ucinda Farwell, daughter of County
Treasurer Farv.ell, I, II. Fishar, pasnr of
the Fvangclical church otliciatin.
Only a few of the near relatives were
present. The best wishes of the friends of
this newly mariied couple (,'0 with them.
NEW TO-DAY.
Men Wanted.
HO WOitK ON THE ORKCI) PACIFIC
t I ;!.. i a.....w f ...... ... i n t-
Montcith.
JSrick for Sale.
A
T MY "KILN ONE MILE EAST OF
town, or dehve.-ed an vw here in thecitv.
W. U. VASSKLIj, Alliany Or."
X xVOlVIO ircttes for ,2j cents t
i Ellis curar store.
Farmers! I must hare your sutler
and eggs. C, E, Urownell."
S'1
TltAYF.D FUOM PASTl'KE XEAK
I IVoria one nifdium kizim! snntcd cnw.
rJ n smooth horns, no maris
rewarded. Address P. FKAOY, Peoria.
Hood MwlnK.
TJAVIXrt PUItCHASEIl) A TUCTION
ciizinc ami lull nuuu ?av iii 'Miviu, I
iiia rm, t0 take contracts of that kind.
L1
Persons wishing iheir winter s firewood sawed
will do well tu u'ivo me a call. On eis can br
left at Ujownell k Stanard's.
ueo. h. warhes.
Fin C'alres for Sale.
noK SALE TWO TEAUMN'G HALF
C bred bulls, enf Short Horn and ony
llolstiin. lioth fine eiilves. Will tie sold for
rS-JOcach. HANIF.L HOCCK,
Ta:n;eii, Oregon.
F
XU! .SALE - FOlMl YOKEEANtl
HALF
ork oxen tnirethtT w
kcs
.'Mid chains.
Are we'l brok' cattle
ukI will
1 s ild a l. abarL'ain fnrcish. bciu? a portion
of the utate of .John UoSinett,' deceased.
Apply to John W. Puli, udiuinistmtor of
tiie estate at Mivdd, Or.
1.1INE CIGAKS-IMI'OUTEIl. hKV WKST
X and liiviiesrh-, eiiihracin the ceU-hrated j
r.or uc .tianrnt. l-.strcllas, 0'jii'iierora and
: n-jr iviui -u uran.i.f in ine nun. rarri) aim
W'fit.rit I'llidl Tnlomn'ii I.imI.Iik..
t-J KeinemlKT the lace. " j
7". :
iiiii i jiriiir Jiiiii ikiiiitiiTa
1)
SHKLf. WILL Kl'KNISU ri.AXS.
:ilLMtioii4 .vi. I il-taiU f r r.H kinds nf
hiiildiiu and ar .-liiteture. Ml w -)rkpioiiiit-h'
iltiiu an.l j;ii:ira:itecd to be fnst-clas.. Ks
timates iurnisht 1 on y.hnrt nctirc for brick
hiiMiiiH, rjsiili."ices, imhliu buildings
bride's, rte.
Seavengcr AVork.
riV.lZ. I'MlKICSICNKIl HAS Mh-ATEO I.N"
A:!i iiiv to do scavenger work. liith" use "
cleaiidl out and the ici-w curried avvav or
now excavations mad'., tin; outlmme in .veil
and the oid ldaee eovernl vcr with fresh '
'''rti a '3 tleiirud. Ord-.rs can be Irit with
month and those lwisl!;n wr.rk d-n-: shnuld
flirt . ite mivuli I I J-ill rutiiiitt nmr rr n
t ic-vvc orders at oncc."I KAI.fll C'JOI'KK.
j Richards & Phillips,
i ALBANY, OREGON.
iiiziuciiufui uiuuu i ui ui ny.
Manufacturer of all kinds of newels,
pdft lali, stair posts, ballusters. corner
blocks, rosettes, buttons, linials, mantles,
office fittimrs, porch columns, irate i rna-
merits, Indian clubs, table, stand and chair
I lejrs. All orders left with us will receive
prjiiipi anu careiui abieriLljri. nwu carT
iug a!1(1 fancy turnill!f a 8pCciaity.
The Estrella cigar, three for 25
cents, at Ellis' cigar store.
ntup
j
AT THE
Albany Opera House,
SIX NIGHTS ONIA' AND
Saturday Matinee!
COMMENCING ;j
MONDAY, NOV. 11,
OF THE
PEOPLE'S FAVORITES
THE
(fa) Ciirily Cii'y
In an Entirely New Reportoire.
CHANCE OF PLAY KVEUV NIG I IT.
Holiday
'S'ueMl.iy. .
u;r.i
l. lllV II il.KY - M ICIir
il Carer)
Wednesday titM
i hnr-d.-iv. i i:iitiu wvn.tv
I ri.l.iv i.om; i i:ikc.
-.Kurd IV . .HVI.tt ::ll'" S 3SIIM
-i3;itii!ee Mil'
roruEAR prices. jo?.;o,and no.
(ialierv -Oc, panjuette ."'.'V. reserved
PcIit-rnV. NO HIGHER.
TjSfI''x sheet new open at G. I..
;iackman'.- drug store, v. Lcie re
served seats cm 1 o had wi'hou-.
cxtr.: el: rz-
Return of the Favorites
Newspapers and MaRaiie.
e nme . mm f.-- "t.
when people wni want a xoou t-t.p-
p)y o re.imi; matter for the winter
evenings. F. I,. Kenton continues
to lvceive subscriptions for all the
STJffT
i)eijIieatijr and renewals to the
Youtns Companion are furnislied
at publishers regular prices, thus
saving the subscriber t lie trooole.
risk and expence of sending orders
to the publishers. All orders are
forwarded without delay. Price
lists furnished free.
.Many new novelties mid ilelieaeie
have lately been added t" my t-toek of
jrroeenes" C K, Browntil.
Af'Cl'It AC Y.
J. J.
XEATNKS.-.
Doinus,
ABSTRAC TO KJ
The only complete set of Abstract !
Uooks and Maps in Linn County j
OFFICE IX THE COl'KT JIOUSK.
EBusiness entrusted to my :
care will receive prompt and care-1
ml atu'Ilti"-.
OREGON FERTILIZER
COMPANY
N. E. Cor. 17th and F streets,
I'OCTLAND, - - OREGON
MANUFACTURERS OF
PUKE 1501STE MEAL
Kor Orchards and Lawns.
io:ne phosphate.
For Gardens and Grain.
-ALSO
Granulated Bone for Poultry.
Our fertilizsrs are made from Raw
Bones, no sand or other worthless
material being used.
j btewart &jSox, Agents,
ALBANY, - OREGON.
WANTED CiKAIXANI STOCK FARMS!
of all descriptions. If you want to sell
vour iiroiier,v. write or call on E. ... ISuards-
ley, real estate anent, Albany. Otlicc on
llroadalbin streel, near First. I". O. bn
REVE
Pfei
EVERE HOUSE, ALBANV,;OI. CIIAS !
PfeilTer, Prop. Only hrst eclass house :
in the city. Larj,'C sample rooms for com
th'J
j.
inercial men. o Chinamen employed in
kitchen. General state oltiee for Corvallis.
BANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY, OREGON'.
CAPITAL S
,O0 I
President.
Vice Pre..
uslilrr
it. i:i:vAvr i
.. .1.4V . ICI.4I. i
u. r. .11 kick i ll. :
A general biinkiag business trans" j
aebiil. I
S irht exchange anil telegraphic
transfer bought and sold on New i
York, San Francisco and Portland,',
Oregon. !
Collections made on favorable terms
The City Restaurant,;
Under the new management of II. ;
Lampman will he conducted on a
first-eia-a plan. Meals will be served
at all hours. Consult t'ie
BILL OF FARE
And order wlntever you want, pay-
iD for what "U order
aim nothing ,
;
linOrC
meals served as usual :
for 2."i cents, and meals to order from ;
a 5 cent roll and cup of ooffce to a '
iirst class $1.00 meal.
wiTFurnished rooms to let ia connec
tion with therestanrant.
OMALL LAN I TRACTS A Nt'MISr K OK
O small tracts of land situated near Albany
for sale on easy lenns. App'y to II. liryant
I KIt.SC
1 ravel from the preinisis of K. I.. Such, '
in liunton county, can procure tickets for the
same at inj otlicc, CrawforJ's blocU, Albanv,
reir.ni. C'llAS. K. Wni.VKRToN.
ABSTRACTS
MAIHOX COl'NTY
The only complete and iierfect set
abstracts,
m inominr
AND
LAND COIPANY,
SALEM, OREGON.
Every abstract guaranteed.
F. E. AUSTIN,
Manager.
COWAN" RALSTON AND CHAMBERLAIN
Albany, : - Oregon
Transacts a general banking business.
Draw siht drafts on New York, San Fran4
:'iacoan(l Portland, Or.
Loan money on approved security.
Receive deposits subject to check.
Collections entrusted to us will receir
pronmt attention
GILSON'S SHAVING PARLORS
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
None but first-class workmen
employed. Everything neat and
clean. Give me a call.
jf"First door east of new Mason
ic Temple.
Cranberries, coeoanut?, oranges and
brie.l beef at V. E. lirownell'?.
;or business at tlu- TVrtlainl rius::icss Col
e.e, l ortl.Tui. j: :a tlie Capital IJUMiies
luliesre. Siiini. l.'.'.h sell' i j'.s are uml
he r.i m:v,'(.iii "t i f A. V. Artntro'tir. Itavi
r. me cowr.se i. fMimiv. s iineratesol" tuition i
k; S -
i
mil
mm
ADolJiul
jlllllI'lllllllvKlB
Tyt -.vril::! . :: r.:'"' ip. llt-.K'lish Depart !
sci:l. I ':.' ' i iv T ' e.--ii 'M. t.!iilenl !
iirvi't i r v : v-. . : . ..'-:t:t!'viie, mllrc I
' -r I -: ' l .i ra.i-O'.l'.ll'c-i !
ivy.lus '. -!-::n, IWifua.
$5oo
ORTH GOLD WATCHES
1 Mk- jhis i:i.-tliod et iuformiDg the citizens of Albany and vicinity ;
UiM I .'dive jur npi-ned h first class clothing store id connection with my j
merc!i'rjti'fe li!-.ir.-?. aod have added the most complete stock of gents
Goods
mitt
evt-r 'hiHij.
ci'icd ti y
t tu the city. In oidcr
ve aw.i.- vh-.jOO worrh
Hii'IlISi
of i iu- iiii!ni wniili of goods, for cal. from the clothing department
win nn-ivi- a cir.tuce lor one of tir-se gold watches. Stock i ail new
ptirclieii in ilif eai for spot cash, and will he sold at
LOWEST LIVING RATES.
Ca.l unf" rxumine my stocK nefore purchasing elsewhere.
Noivub'e to show gooJs.
Albanui &r.
HAWKINS.
J Jt
TrvM'NNvFLLr: (ALLEGE"
McMINNVILLE, -
i V. K.
lIDiVV INTO XT
auun -h luimii
i
I)..es an iiniiitiiif,i.,isiiicssinjdi UimUJif furniture.J l)cJrooinst.ts, rarloi I
fs. chiiirs. tn-d l..unL'ts. kit -l.t n safes, and all kinds of tables, etc., etc ;
Also Inive a Hue sclcnl;ou of wall paper and wind-iw shades, which tiny are i
oiieiiiig at ciosj fiL'-in-, Call ami Me them, on First street, opposite Stew-
i art t Sox.
SPRINGFIELD
A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
SIM J 1 X( i FIELD ( ) RE( i OiS'
;-rAli.;iii.s vard "and otlicc n K:.ilrond,lietwecii 4iU and ;itb streetst
A. .Wliceler. Albany Miir.airer,
.liix liK-- lumber nit excelled in jua'.ity.J uml facilities not surpassed forthe
protniii
trade.
:iini sa!i- iicidi v I. ill or order,
M
earr an immense
Stoves and General Hardware
Iiic!.i.!iii' tlu-. ;eltl.vatel La it !Y RREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking
stoves nnl ranges, narlvr :i') l !iok:,t' stoves, a.-d ail kinds of kitchen
farmers and
l'umps, hose, coppcrware, tinware
pi!
prices are u'tiaraateed to !, ..satisfactory. The public is invited to
call .Hidjinpeet our stock. Tueedale's huildinL'. Albany, tOrcjon.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED
EOi;
- AT
U. J.
MM
Newspapers
ONES
The City Liquor Store,
31. . BA UMO A ST, Proprietor.
WTXext jil Jor toth2l )JlFc:iowi'.emple, AlbanySOreon Sl
Keepsjconstantly on hand the finest imported amljlomc6tic w nea, Uquors'lcUrarsJ
tob'-JTOS. Only first-class liquor store in sho citv
SPECIAL ATTENT,GN PAID TO ORDERS" FROM THE COUNTRY
FOR PURE DRUGS,
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS
GO
in: also
Tlie Finest :Line cf Pianos and Organs in tlie
(ALL AX I) EXAMINE JUS STOCK.
and Glothins
to advertise my business I have de- J
of Cold Watches. Every purchaser?
G. TV. SMIPSOX.
BOTH
ACADEMIC
AND
l
nrr t i?rT t 'VT?
1 ..... .,. 1.. .1... A.i. ..!. ..'.!
A pal tint i.t lin re art-toiii- i.-..nii s cd
study of three years each: Classical,
scientific, normal and bueincss. Ii
truction is thorough; location, heal
ihj ! expi.nses low; advantages, tirst
class in every respect. Full informa
tion in catalogue, for which! address
'-T. G. BUOWiSON,Piss.
OREGON
f. FARRKLL
II COMPANY
SAWMILL
i resneeuuiiT whui a niuic .o w
WHEELER
liuejof
.'mhirte assortment, of
wmm m
phimbers' goods a specialty.-and
ALE
-
TO
1 6. l. mm.
(SacccMor to E. W. Landon
irugs, Paints, Oils
I
Perfumery and toilet articles,
also a foil line of books anr"
stationery, periodicals, etc.
3f Prescriptions caxefuil
eoniponndcd
if! ODD FELLOWS TEMFLl
Albany Oree
('akiuks-
BOOK
STORE
i
OITE LINK OF
troiitiiim-;.!! t!:.- la'et novelties in Ladies' and ler.tleman's ':ne fur
j nishinirs ::nd n ? 'ori ;if bedrock pi ire?. We mean business, and will
I make it protitai'lc for "i to patronize us.
ARROWS & SEAfLES.
(i foiiiwiHTOfoiiiiicalBoycps
V1
in
H' Jin;
i . :n :
!!!
JD GOODS,
DBESS G-OODS,
JSTJD ISTOTI03STS,
Fashion puints the way to tlie Ltirge New Stock of
Til
H
RECAUSE THEIR STOCK IS THE
w
ItECAUdU THEIR GOODS ARE THENEWEST,
1? EGA USE THEIR
We know we
inspection. In
pV'ase.
(Sros rM)as
t
ievt'i sliown in
Al'iiLiN
happy.
ALBANY IRON
Manufaciure ste.nn ea. pii.es, ;.'iis'
kinds tif iliavy :.nd liylit "OtK ):.
t'on paid t - repaiiii'g all kin. is, : ;i
L K. OX.j.' snitnt.
DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors
OF THEr -
AG R CULTURAL DEPOT
"ALBANY.
Shelf Hardware, Domestic and Other LeadingSewhiZ Machines
A FULL LINE OF
GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S lOOLS
The largest and best variety of .
STUDEBAKER ! NEWTON
! l FAUll "WAG02TS, HACS5 AND BUGGIES
I.-
12,' In tlie central Willamette Valley.
m omjitly filled at lowest rates.
mm
re selling good goods at
iving prices, we nave juei
n ceived a lot of
in men's .
new styles
Boots & Shoes
Ask to see our new French
kiploots. The best value of
anv sold in Oregon. Made
.it M. 1. Wells & Co.'s facto
lyiu Chicago. Agency for
tfie Ludlow Fine Koot wear.
A goo shoe and a good fit
gnranteed.
ER1 000BS
x- A lcsire
to make :
c styles in
elec-
LARGELT,
PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
All we ask is a tlioroucL
we nave tlie largest stock
(..oine ami see us and be
Albanv. O'eoB.
nd Eaw
maoliinery, irou froata and
READ
WORKS,
iron and l.ictn ai-tii:g8. Special atten
ch'Ecry. 1'anrnf made on st rt notice.
I". 1!. Stkwakt, Secretary.
OREGON
Orders from a'distance solicited And
VIERECKS SHAVING PARLOR
iBATBS
THREE CHAIRS
RUNNING STEADY.
A CLEAN TOWEL
TO EVKRY CISTO.MER. '
aiii 15 cents. HairCutti Cifta