THE MOBETNti HERALD: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10. iSSO
.viLrY AND WEKKLV
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ri. '?;. hut etftrij
e'lVcred by carri.
y id 4i!t pr yt-.u .
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111(11, i"
jr, per wet k
as well as the tenant, is anything j Newspapers and MagarlMM.
but rheerful under present circuji-i The time is now approaching
Jf ! when people will want a good sup-
stances. py 0f reading matter for the winter
Mff"rTT i r I r r L3 l1 T. K'unf An nnntiniiaa
The forcing of youth in rc-IiooIs to rtt.eive subsuriptions for all the
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a.!- it tile Albany ptitul!ioeclu-e
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nui tlie Nturo i.!.iu,'5 it- it-
tor rSrsUnd nd Siie:a .1 a.
t'orv.ii.ii had Yaiju.na U'.'iJ) P. u
oit.ee !ith - ;:' x
Tin postolllue will tf cio.t4 rtt';!i evci.inj
rom six to MYeii 'uluok.
R.i-iterett uiit'.er fur t'n eir!y inii'ninj;
lain siiudli Xtt mailed befors i e clock tut
pivrioaa evtuin'.
under tlie idea that while young
they should ucquire the learning,
ere they reach maturity, is wrong.
Lsarninj; should be of sure and
steady growth and there is ample
time for its acquirement. Professor
Stialer says: "The statistics
gathered ly the United States
Sanitary Commission, and dis
cussed by Dr. IL A. Gould, con-
eerning the he ght and other pro
portions of nearly a quarter of a
million of soldiersappear toindicate
that young men are not, on the
RE30X PACIFIC TI.MK TABLM
I uaseoger.
I'rtisht.m,
Arrive lop;inn
.lll.l5aiuU.OU in
SECRET aUCIKTIKS.
. O. U, W. iifetj' .odje No, 13; meet
A. every 11 ja.Uy eveniu at tii ii. A. K.
Nail on terry vtrset, between .Second and
Third. Aloiojr, Ore;,i-. r,raiiers iu the
city ani tnuiitiUl k.-e-. . .a curdi-illy iuviu 1
to attend.
THE EI TEN T OFOUll SEW I-
nous.
The meeting of the Pan-American
cougress has aroused a great
interest in this country over our
neighboring republics to the south.
The Albany Jowrnal says that the
geography of South and Central
America is not well known to
students of thia generation. In
telligent people are often surprised
to learu that the area of Brazil and
that of the United States are about
the same, and that the Argentine
Republic alone is about the size of
this country east of this country
east of the Mississippi, and if Mas
sachusetts extended westward a
hundred mile? w ide to Oregon it
would be the size and shape of
Chili. The centuries of Spanish
colonization did little to extend a
knowledge cf the resources of South
America, or to develop them, and
it is within the memory of people
now living that patriotism south of
the equator has had a birth in his
tory. Recently the tide of Eu
ropean immigration, encouraged
by a per caput subsidy to fiteam
ship lines of $25 for each emigrant,
has been increasing rapidly in
nearly all the states, and with this
increase in population there has
been corresponding increase in
wealth, resources, and internal and
foreign commerce. In tnis connec
tion it is not to be lost sight of that
the inducements and bounty
tempting the omigrant and put
forth by government authority
have bee:i with the understanding
that by should be tome a produce.',
a farmer, instead of loiterer in
cities. Th ? energy of the laboiing
classes in the maiu, been
directed toward agriculture, includ
ing the colfjc crop and stoek rais
ing, hence l hey have great demand
tor mauutaL'U'.re r.s is m;uwii -v
thcitf hnport list.
leading news papers and maga
zines. a papers except the
Delineator and renewals to the
Youtns Companion are furnished
at publishers regular prices, thus
Raving the subscriber the trouble,
risk and expence of sending orders
to the publishers. All orders are
forwarded without delay. Price
ljsts furnished free.
Manr new novelties and il-Hc-rtt U s
Lave laiely been added t" :ny stork f
groceries C E. BrowneH.
1 $5oo
WORTH GOLD WATCHES
I ik M.i i,:. rv.d ct iolormiDg the citizens ml Albany and vicinity
ttuit I ! .4v .-, ..... i.ed first class clothing Btore in cooneciiuu w m u.j
U n 1 1 1 r i tiaao ciimiu
aud have added the most complete stock of gems
At'Cl'RAl'T. NEATNKSh.
J. J. DOlHilS,
average, pnysicauy auuii, uuui T Qj ni p p 'it r n
they attain about t lie age of twenty-1 A D O 1 ll A u I J It.
eight vears. It seems to me clear
from my ob.ei vitions on young
inert iu lUryard College that they
do not, on the average, attain the
full measure of their mental po w
ers until they are at least twenty
five years old. My observations
have inclined ma to believe that
riip rumnniii" i-atiai'ities. or 0.1
, ,
least those invol ced iu carrying on 1
difficult trains o: thought, are not j
at their strength until this ae.
This fact is of value to all teachers.
It shows that educational forcing
does not accomplish good. Steady
development is tbe only true policy
of the clas-room.
The Chronicle goes after the put
up races and matches by saying
that 'it looks as though most ofj
the sc called sporting events that
have occurred recently have been
what are known as "fakes."
Oarsman Ilamm tells a clear story
of the way the Mclveesport race
between Teemer and Gaudaur was
arranged to beat the backers of
Teemer. It has been proved that
three out of four cf the slogging
matches in this city on which a
large amount of money was wager
ed were hippodromes of the worst
kind. It is about time that the
sensible public quit putting up any
money on o if2Sts which are all
decided before an oar is dipped
into the water or a blow struck."
And still probably the "sensible"
public will continue to run after
these fakes in the future as in the
past. What the Chronicle says of
its locality applies with equal force
here. Nine tenths of the so-called
races and matches are but games
to catch the money cf unsuspect
ing grecnies.
The compliment piEEel upon
this country by the Kussian ambas
sador to the German court at
Perlin, at the recent dinner given
to our minister, Mr. Phelps, was
happily expre-sed and applicable.
Count Schonvaliff in giving Mr.
Phelps health said that the United
Stares was the only one among the
The only comDlete set of Abstract
Books and Maps in Linn County
okfick ix tub oou;:r holsf..?!
7S7"Busines8 entrusted to my
care will receiv prompt and care
!u! attention.
iOiigfiflH MTILiZER
COMPANY
N. K. Cr. 17th and F streets,
PoCTLAND, - - OKEUON
MAVKACTURERS OK
PUKE liOXE MEAL
I-'or Orel i mis and Law8.
HONE PHOSPHATE,
For Gardens and Grain.
ALSO
Granulated Bone for Poultry.
Our fertilizsrs are made from Raw
Banes, no sand or other worthless
material being used.
Stewart & Sox, Agents,
ALBANY, - OREGON.
IITA.S'TED GRAIN AXP STOCK FARMS
iV of all desciptions. If. you want to Hell
jour roierty, write or will on IX ('. Heards
iry, real estate ajcent, Albany. Otliee on
I i road illiin street near First. 1. O. tnx 341.
1
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Goods
and
Mm
ev?r brouat t the city. In older to advertise say business I have de-
ciued to awa over $500 or.h of Gold Watche?. Every pu'diaser
of" (, dollar's worth of goods, for csh. from the clothing drpHi lmT t
wit! kcvitm a chHHoe ur u of tti -be gold watches. Stock ii ai! new
purchased in the east for spot cash, uud will be sold at
LOWEST LIVING RATES.
Ct ! and examine my stocit i-r;ure purchasing elsewhere,
tible to siiiw goods.
Albany Or. G. W. StMl'SOX.
OT1I
ACADEMIC?
ANI
no mm
1 5N- M fj l$l
I
Searis
Are felling good goods at
iving prices. Weiiare juet
rceivel a lot of aew styles
in men's
f Boots & Shoes
Ask to sec our new Frenck
kip boots. The best value of
anv sold in Oregon. Made
at M. D. Wells & Co.'s facto
ry in Chicago. Agency for
the Ludlow Finr footwear.
A goo J shoe and a good fit
guranteed.
OFF LIN V OF DEI GOODS
Contains M latent novelti- in Lidies' aid Ger.tleuaairs 5no fr
nishitius ard ! '';' at bedrock ptii-es. Wg mejn bnsiue.v, and will
lonke it j rot':.;'.!,- f .r you to patronize us.
OWS& SEARLS.
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COLLEGIATE
,i fluents.,; In the Acad. i:i e
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In-
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WAVNMVI
McMINN V ILLri,
OLLEGE
j ) .;.Uiu i t iIkic i.it.' Iwui i.ci
study of thrve yiai each: l is.
-eieiititic. Hernial and biie'sms
trnctmn is thorolii!li: location. 1'.; a
hj '. exi i!8t'S low; advantages, lirst
. las8 in cvtry respect. 1 ull mfonna-
:m.ii in cstalo'.ue. for which ad-'n-'S
T G. BIlOWKSOJST,lW
OREGON
vi,
mm
(lesirr to niiike selec-
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id i. g ;ods,
DEESS GOODS,
,A-JT:D J5TOTZ03STS,
Fts!iii; joiui tins way to the Large New Stock of
F) EVKtiE IIOUSU, ALCAN'V,;OU
It I'ffiUcr, Prop.
alii iiisnii uiiilw
i the city.
mfrc-ia! men.
C1IAS I
Onlv lirst-eclass house
i.ar-'e sample nionis nr coin- i , , . ,. . -it i i i i .. i ; .i, t,. ..
NoVhinU.-n ...nni.ive.i in ti... ! A hre sell . ivn of wall jiaocr a-id wind r.v shades, w .nch t!u-j .oe
l)its ..ii iRimciiKc'l'.u3ineB:lir":'.ii kin:ltSf furniturc.j bedroom-. sets, arl r
. ' . r l lll- l.fAl.l ....
I 'jf i-.'lii ri. !(-! nllftMS. KIt'J :C1! Sale?. S IU .1 K1IHO Ol laiHCS, l-l... I li:.
kitchen. General stacre otlii c for Corvallis.
DANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY, ORKGON.
4'.triTAL !ii:.!.(!ca
rresllrnf ..
Vice I'rcs. .
aIilcr
ii. krviv;
.IAV VI. r.I.AIX.
. t. MIKKKIM .
Cr.l! and tee theni, ou First street, opposite i-u-v.-
otic, in ( a , cmSrt figure ,
art -'i hox.
SAWM
inim ii ii t
ILL
0
A. Vv'HKELFU. SPKIXGFIfiLD, TKOPRIETOR.
SriMKGFTELl) ORKCiON
;IA!):.ny yard 'and oflice on Kidiroad,' between Ax.lt and oili strettsrl
A. ;.cli r. . 't.:inv Mioiilfrcr.
...... ... ..I .I:.v'tr- liiniu"r v:ot e.vcclltd .lUalitv.' ftud facilities not surpassed forth
act "7 "',"1U - pp.rni.t an,! ;.;.iif1, iory t.M-.n.-oroidir. I icsnectfullv folic.;
Si-lit ext-han'e unci tele -ranliic ' ln,l!t'- t
tra-fcr bouht und sold on New
York, San Frautise and l'ortlard,
Oretron.
Collections madft on favorable terms
! t-'iare ! me
V.lIEELEK
The City Restaurant,!
Under the new management of 11. ;
Lainpinan will he conducted on a
f;rst-c!a-s plan. Meals will he ssrved !
at all hours. Consult tV.;
BILL OF FARE
It J! ill I ! I JJ If K. VJVJ
WASHBURiX
r.r.CAi st: tiii:ii; stock is the largelt,
UKCaUs'K THEIR GOODS ARE THE NEWEST,
BECAUSE TI I EIR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
VvY ktioVf - -.-n:
itiS)oct:;ii In
e i I miiAVI) II
4ir.
V:tsr. All we ask is a thorough
: uoutLs wehsive the largest stock
Come and see us and le
ii:
W V li
Stores- anc
a' inii!icn!-eli-.iC'of
!!lAth
7
Hardware
Ibanv 0'ei.on.
It:
z the .thlvatil i.Adl.Y PdlEAKFAST and
f.ev;r you want, j).y
iu order and notiiiiiL' ,
, .. i i. ... .
... ... j .i:u timer i:
Sr. at powers which wtmts nothing ; jn for wha. ,
ir.d fears nothing. The saying i more. Strai"i.. meals served as usual
and hecotne I -01' - cents, an. I meals to older from
i a a cei.t roll aud cup cf oo!I'ee to a
! first cl..ss $1.00 meal.
ac"Furnished rooms to let in contiec-
wili j-ass into hi'.tory
raeinorahle.
-ii.il rf.i:j'0;, tint':
iifr':!..:
! VS.
v
JEWEL cooking
.ol .stoves, and ad kinds i f kitchen
"mlpele assortment of
and
Gardeners1 Took
ALBANY IRON iORKS
the why or IT.
Ther has been quite an t doit in
certain localities to locate the rea
son for the desertion of the 'ew
England farms Uon the ti.nlt.
How will that view of the ease feet
around the following from a Lon
don paper, where in free trade
England farm desertions are tak
ing dace : "It Is very unwelcon e
intelligence to hear from a cor
respondent in Kent that 'the num
ber of falling vacant' in ihat
country this Michaelmas is 'largei
than has ever been known.' Kent,
the h-adquarters of the hop-growers
of thi3 country, has often been
called 'tha Garden of England;'
and it would indeed be diilicult to
find any other country south of the
Tweed which is so thoroughly cul
tivated, or where rents have been
so high all round a3 in this part of
England. The terrible competi
tion to which Free-Trade has sub
jected British agriculturists and
market gardeners has for son.e
jvars past rendered their business
one of increasing precariousness
and anxiety, and it is only by the
most strenuous exertions, and by
availing themselves of all the re
sources of modern science and
machinery, as applied to the culti
vation of the land, that they can
hope to hold ttieir ovn. The
capital of farmers is but limited,
and if, under the growing competi
tion they have to contend against,
they arc ;ompelled year after year
to lo-e capital, the time inevitably
comes when they must either
abandon their farms or get them
at lower rents. The farmer, it may
be said, may recover lo?t jrrotmd
by . striking o:it into fniit-.j;roaing
r I'.i-r,- lsjie ; it'.;: mis
only c.ii ita! br.t ti: .,
Tii:-: streets f New York Acre
j agam tin; scene ol a tionoviiog
tragedy from electric wires. A
fallen telephone wire conveys the
electric current from the light
wires, aud a horse is killed and
consumed, the roasting llesh per
vading the atmosphere for blocks
away, and several individuals were
knocked down and seriousl in
jured by the current. Verily this
electricity is a power that it vill
not do to fool w ith.
NEW TO-DAY.
ANTED
housew
A GUtL TO HO GNEfiAL
housework. Apply at this oihee.
FIORSALE FOUR YOKE AND A HALF
of food work oxen tmrcther with yokes
rid chains. Are we'l broke cattle and will
he sold at a bargain for cash, being a portion
of tiie estate of John lio'miett, deeeascd.
Apply to John W. Pu'h, administrator of
the estate at hhedd, Or.
11VIU111U1 HlVl IU Villi
(I
AT THE
or so. ne o;:,
re-:mre3 in;
an 1 ih i :;;t r
casino. ;.:'.'jr.i t
'o;i'.t ie i !;;.!.-'
be!' r- t! ..:u,:
Wit'iejV
::t ii:
!: Oil.
Albany Opera House,
SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND
Saturday Matinee !
COMMENCING
MONDAY, NOV. 11,
OF TIIE
PEOPLE'S FAVORITES
THE
Oiieap Comedy Com'y
In an Entirely New IJeportoire.
CHANCE OF PLAY EVERY NIGHT.
Mandav r.U;KI
iii.-i;iy.. ttv aiii.i:y s m.
Wnlnri!ar 5 l.V.v.S KS
! inirxliiy. I UK III1!!M lltMI.VV
riiinv !.; .ntiiit;
;iinri:ir . .i:vi:!t:5tt5V I c:m:m
llilliiifr f I.I E
I'orn.AK ikices.-:o.:;, :-.h:
Callory, ciiilhet: '-?:: ad ait, ."V;
downstr.irs rvi-.-t--.
yilox --iicef. r.".w of.en :it (J. !.
tiou with thejrestaurant.
OMAIJi LAM) TRACTS A NUMUFR OF
O una'l tracts f land situateil near Albany
f-.r i:iu on easy leriiM. App'y to II. iSrvant '
PERSONS DI'SIKING SAND, LOAM OR !
X gravel fruni the preinises of K. L. Such, I
in I'.entoD vomit r, can pruenre tk-ke.s for tie
same at my otliee, Crawford's bhi' l:, Albany, :
Oicir.in. Ciiah. E. Woi.vkrton.
ABSTRACTS
MARION COUNTY
The only complete and perfect eet
abstracts,
SALEM ABSTACT
AND
LAND COMPANY,
SALEM, OREGON.,
Every abstract guaranteed.
F. E. AUSTIN,
Manager.
BUILDERS
I'uiiipsi, liese, coj.perware, tinware
prices ave tL'i'.arantccd U In. .s::
r.nW .-.ndir.pect our sto.-l. .
E A ED WARE,
fi'ii plumbers' pomis a f.pecialtj
lisfactorv. The pr.tdi'i is invited to
Twei-.lale's huilditiL'. AILa:iy.;Orei.'si.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED
-w-
J-.!;iii ;i ' :.ci :s'i .11-;.
!l k::mN o!' tu :.
i- ;i i.hi i t i t-i .. 1 1 1!
i:. r. "
?r.vf ni ii luael.'Tii-ry, iron lronts and
and I-'hs t ast!!-.-. S)wcial attec
i ery. i '. tu-ri i.rjilc on 6tTt notice.
C. H. Su.WAKT. Secretary.
1 OU ALL
tappers
an
-AT
II. J. JONES'
HOOK
1
Or
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agaziues P
YIWW
mm
jinnCountyBan
COWAN RALSTON HAND CHAKBEC Mf.
Albany, z - Oregon
Transacts a central barking business.
Draw sicht drafts on New York, San Fran
fiscoand Port'anrf, Or.
Loan money on approved security.
Receive deposits subject to cheek.
Collections entrusted to us will receiv
promot attention
i;.ac-:nr
i .serve, i
'' ' extra !
i
in s on
tore
:t i
v, -licit
-eats can !e h.id wi
re-
GILSON'S SHAVING PARLORS
AND
1IAIK DRESSING SALOON.
None but first-class workmen
employed. Everything neat and
clean. Give fne a call.
First door cast of new Mason
ic Temple.
C'ranbcrnes, coeo.muts, ortmes and
liried beef at U. E. IJrownell's.
The City Liquor Store,
nr. . IiA Ultra A IIT, Proprietor.
iNeajdior tot!i:l JJj?e'l3A-d'.c.nple, Albany, .Oregon St
Ktp9eonstantIy on hand the finest inijiortcd andlomestie w ncs, liquors'Jcijars;
to'j'-i-MS. Ouly first-clnss liinn.r store in t ho eitv
SPECIAI AHEr'OH PAID TO ORDERS? FROM THE COUNTRY'
FOR PURE DRUGS,
TOILET
AND FANCY
GO TO
GOODS
for business at the Ptirtl.-.txl Bnstncs Col
cc, rorllaril. or pt tl:e 0;:t:il Liisinc
College, Hab-iii. i'ol'ii sc'kajIs are uncld
he i!i.iiia.:i'.oi!l rt A. I. Ari.mtr.vi-. hav!
1 G. L BLACKMAN.
Successor to E. V. Ln?dor.
DEYOE & ROBSON,
-OF THE-
AGRICULTURAL
pROPRIETGRti.
DEPOT
ALBANY
OR EG OX
Shelf Hardware, Domestic arc Other LeadinglSewins: Machines
A ull line of
GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S lOOLS
The largest and best variety of
STUDEBAKER 1 NEWTON
DEA.LBB IH
Ms, Paints, Oils.
FARM tiWAGOSTS,
Perfumery and toilet article:-,
also a full "line of looks aV
stationery, periodicals, etc.
Jj?" Preaeriptious curefulli
ompounded
iH ODD FELLQWS TEfiiPii
lbany Oi::i'
' In the ti ntral Willatn. '.le Valley.J
rii'ieijitly till ! at lowest ratef.
ITACES 'A1TD BUGGIES
Order6 from adistance Btilicited and
-HE ALSO CARET ES-
P'.cwtll.-C f! :
tncratL-ijoluiilion
! Finest fLiDG of Pianos and Organs in the
Fypew-ril
-.ti'
tcr.t?. 1.-.- :.::!
t!n:-:tti-d :,'::;. .
r:Ur !.! :-..'Sm;--.
:.f.ti?p,nrsl!sli Dcjiart
- C-ila! -.u?, a.l.ltci
. : tl i'iif-;.i!if;(
(ALL .AND
in
LUUU
EX A MINI:
VIERECKS SHAVING PARLOR
CTBATH
THREE CHAIRS
Iil'NXIXt; STEADY.
A ('LEAN TOWEL
i v t rsTOMEit.
HIS STOCK.
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