THE 3iohki:nu
miV.Mi- TI'3:Si.. NOVEMBER 12, 1889
I
7 a.il.y a.nd Weekly
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U.WLY
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oUv.-r.-il If i-aiTi-jr, per week.,
y mail. v i:i
, u.ia
a 00
MTKKKIA.
, iul.li!ioiJ every Friday Morning.)
(. , mt annum, in advance J2.C0
:.f0
Till: II lil.
u.n it tiie A'juoy padtatJice clo-r
or all olti.:eu noriii j
i Kaatern status ? vM a
: lie West bide I
the Nairww (J,'e K K. )
far Pr:Uat rnl Saleui 11a. M
ParvullU and Yaqaiaa Vi.'.v) P. M
olli.:9 Miitti r. u
Tiie pvWUUife will be cl-i,l each crei.inx
rom six to M'eu :lo&.
H-ifistereJ witter lor t'o .early morning
rai i s'l'MiiJ l- in ula I brf jr 3 o clock ttia
r.yi.ui. eveniuir.
KKCOX PACIFIC TIMK TABLE.
Atnici UeuiirtH
.ll.16itiutl.uu ( in
J 5.2:".!Miil f.
I'iusenger....
freight
SECRET SOCIETIES.
V.O. U, W.-SAietjLoJge No. V.i; meet
every ilamUr eeuiu aC the Ci. A. K.
halloa Kerr atreet, between Second and
Thir.l. Altunj. Oreu. titmngen in the
ity and truaiient fcr;lmn cordially invited
to attend.
UK INTKllNA TlOyA L TRA DE
Two ibiugs have occurred re-1
cently that have iet our Canadian
cousins to thinking. One is the
exchuiou of Canada from partici
pation in the Tan-American con
ference, aud the other is the sealing
dillicultiea in Bearing Sea, It is
not necessary to develop the rea
sons that guided this government
in neglecting to invite Canada to
take part in the international con
ference. The fact that the domin
ion is a dependency, and that, too,
of a Kuropean nation, bars it from
a conference of independent Ameri
can nations.
The Pan-American
congress has tended to impress,
more forcibly than ever before.
. r . i !..,
ripoil lilt; p. ipu Oi v,au.i.ia, uiai
their interests are regarded as those
of Great F.ritain in political and
international matters, That the
Canadians have accepted this view
in the past is apparent from their
. , ,
fisheries dispute. All their threats
and bluster gresr out of the belief
that the home government would
promptly and emphatically back
them up. Great I'ritain has not
done this
Oil the other hand, she j
his beeu exasperatingly indillerent
and uncouec-rned. These things!
,4 , . ... i
1010.1 to UL:jiioiiiiaii: iiiuiiiic jn-a. . - j
ful interest, of (ireat llritain
centered in her own ronitiUT.'ial
aggrandizement. (ireat
, .1 n.iiii
has done much for Canada, it
true. ht has granted sub-idi
. I
1 !
buiit radru.ids, tacilitated imiu:.'ia-'
. '
tion. and sent, her capital t'u re f :r
investment. But while all this 1
has tended to the upbuilding of ;
. , .' , , j
...... . .
t 10 :o vjiiieiiii'Ut o! IJrinsh inter-
ests. It has b-:i a matter of busi
ness. When it comes t ) tho
Viiia'im'iit of t;.ir.;;da with r.-si'.T
to her nation.iiMignitvjind imnort-
.'.
aiice i!S a po.lt real power, ( n eat ;
r.ritain displavs a lack of inter.-.-t : 'e-exeavatioa, .n.l.. th outhouse moved
- ; and the oul p'atv eovernl over wrh fresh
that is bv no means rea-suiing to i'nt, as is red. in- t-rs can he Kit u-i:h
., " . . ., . ' tli.. ii:v mar!i J. I -a-ill r. nriin a'lout rifie
tn-j pa trio lie Lanaa:an. ne .,;ilti,'.,,1, .j,,,. ..,is;:, ,V(ir; shodi.i
Canadians are beginning to recog- i ' v'lVV wr,ipr!S at ,,!" v.M.vn rn-KK.
nizc the facts and to understand p i i r j)i ii
the situation. Hence their restive-1 llll' I l'(U'( IS W. i l)llll)S,
ness an i ill-concealed inclination ALDANY, ORKdOX.
to grumble. ; '
It has often been charged that j Architectural Wood Turning.
the people of the United States,,! Manufacturers of all kinds 3gof neweli),
, , ., ... . I n-'di lals, st..ir posts, hallustors. corner
proud Ot the Commanding position ,,OL.Mi rosettes, buttons, finials, mantled,
of their country in the western i
. i
hemisphere, and conscious of their
overshadowing strength, have been
unfriendly, bigoted, and contempt
0U3 in thoir attitude toward the
weaker nations to the southward.
If this was ever true it is true no
longer. The universal and hearty ,
interest snow n in tne l an-amen-congress,
and the cordial welcome
everywhere extended to tho dele
gates from tho Spanish-American
countries and the empire of Drazil
demonstrate the desire of the
American people for more intimate
relations with their neighbors be
tween the Kio Orande and Cape
Horn. Intelligent Americans un
derstand now that there are other
nations this side of the Atlantic
which not only . possess abundant
natural resources, but energetic
and progressive citizens, and that
...... -.... 1.nr.iiKl Chili .'in.l
F.razil, for example, are making j
almost as rapid progress in many j
rosKocts as the United States. If
espects as tiie unue.iMaies. i. ,
he fruits of the congress at Wash.-j
n-tori fall short of reasonable ex-1
the fr
' i'V
peetations, it will not be or. account '
of any lack of good-will on tiie part ,
of the American public toward th.
ot!.( ; nations represented.
..-.-J .STJ- wMmtmmM
. -.. ..... ,.,
i , !,:in.ro. nut,!.- .is ;i rosnlt of the
r - - , - .... -
re:-e:ir. e!eet:..r.s as nui'.v h.;ve
snpi'Oned. 'i he :i turns sl.ovv that
the status of the I'r.itcd States
seiUito r.'.-r.airis t:".e!i;tn;jed. T!ie
i-ep;iblii:ans v. ill b 1 i tii" seats to
beconivJ a':ar:t r.u : March by tii.
ix"' ration of t :. . : m - f -'cnatj
PivartP of New York and Allison of
Iowa, while ih democrats will re
elect Standard Oil Payne's succes
sor from Ohio. On the other hand
tho republicans gain eight senators
from the new states, giving a
healthy anti-free trade majority of
ten in tho United .States senate.
Looking at tiie practical gains of
the late elections, republicans have
no reason to be dissatisfied with
the results so far as national politics
are concerned
I Ax important question is likely
to arise concerning the terms of
Washington's senators. By the
classification of congress they will
have to be arranged so that the
term of one will expire in 1891 and
the other in 1 Sir,. Had Washing
ton instead of Monta a been the
third of the new states admitted to
the Union, her senators would
have held oflice until 18!t:5 and
lSDo lespectively.
Tin: earnings of the Southern
Pacific Company for the first, six
months this year resulted, it is
said, in a deficit of pearly f l,3tW.O0O.
Up to October, however, the com
pany succeeded not only in wiping
out the $l,"iii0,000 deficit, but
started last quarter with a surplus
of t-0.00n. The total earnings for
the third quarter of the current
year were $l,i"2J.:J20.
Tin: Albany Hoard ci Trade
should resume its regular meet
ings, and become au important
factor in the growth of the city. In
the-e progressive times the board
of trade should not remain in
active. BOItN.
ntO.MAN To the wile of Jerome Froinan,
near Knox lluf.e, on r'riilay, Nov. S, ls'il',
n l..vt.
'
XE IV TO-DA 1 .
l'ANTKl)-A ClKl. TO no CKNKItAt.
honsewerk. Applyatthisoir.ee. I
U PACKS irltteoVpr-ciiu
j '"' ht0fe- i
3Ien Wanted.
rn) wouk on the oi:k;i. pacifh
JL railroad. Apply at oncj te C'nrran "c ,
Monteith
Jtrlck for Sate.
T MY JlvILN" ONE MILE EAST OF
V town, or delive.-ed anvwliere in the city.
W. C. CASSKL1., Alhany Or.
TltAYEO FIIOM I'ASITKE NEAR
, Ituil. v.i .muni fi.....
' - 1 .l I. .1. I ..
or hruid. Anv infonnation will he suitably
"- f. fkadv, 1'eoria,
tnnl saw in-.
ITAVINC I'UtUHASF.n A TUMTION
r i
cu'ine and a full wood t k 'lit fit. I
j :t :n prepared to tate rontracts of that kind.
jv - iii do well t- ?"- meat-all. onViscanhr
leit at isioivneii : Munani s.
CEO. II. WARREN,
TMINE 'ICARS -1 M l'OilTEI, KEY WEST
1 1 r.ml i"mcsi -. eiut.raeinir the ee'ebrattd
-Ma-in.i. Estmiis. i on.,--' r..rs and
o'.'R'r ..-noi e hr.in 1 in the W. lis, F; f :".nd
w,-.fr.i i ni-i ivie.'.-apii oni.-. j huiidin.
'u''i-t''1't"'rt"f i''a'-g-
iraci..r mm uiui.i. r.
I C, SHELL WILL FFUMSII FLANS.
i,ni!.iin '-i. i ir. iiiti-tur.- 'i -.ri irnn.i.t.
''on-lin, ,.n i ar- iiitt.t'irt. a.i . 'ri.jproiiipt- ;
Iv d ine and ftiar.tuteed t-t he firt-elass. Es
tinir.t 'ts f:::i;ishid on .short n:t:ce for brick
l.iliMias, reaMenees, puMi.- hiiiMins,
itri.-.s. etc.
SravMiRer Work.
MniK im::i;sk:ni:k .has mwateu
I Alb.tnvtodo sea-. iri-,'cr work. Oilthoj-
0;,t ami the i. f:e carried away
IN
jsi-y
or
';'-. p-reh eoiunuis t.-. rr,a-
nients, Indian chins, t ible, stand and chair
leK's. Ail orders Kit with us will receive
pr .nipt and careful attentl in. Wood carT
hiif and fancy turnini; i specialty. .'..
F'OIt SALK KOUR YOKE AM) V HALF
of ood work oxen together with yokes
and chain!). Are we'l broke cattle and will
he sold at a bargain for cash, beinor a portion
or tne cstato or jonn tioiineii, ueeeaseu,
Apply to John iv. i-u-h, administnitor of
' tsi' u ij .muni, n.
in
AT TIIE
Albany Opera House,
SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND
Saturday 3Iatii.ee !
COMMENCING
OF THE
PLOPLh S FAV ORI 1 JjS
THE
() , , ,
UPOAY) 1 ()!( V V !
t MlUO hVUU jIU J j
In an Entirely New Repertoire. :
, N(.,.- ot- .iay KVET.V NUillT. :
5on:l:iy . ..i;: X.! !
1 sie.laj .. I. AJ li'.r.Y - "li .HA
t III fj'fl .
V 'U II a V . t n I t I It VI
riiiu m!:iV. I 31 . ISO". ! 1H!I.Y
..-hms-.I..v .!. ;: K.!HM
t:iliM"e.
t i r.
run" l. m; itici
; iallery, cNiol''-'! '.
ilowr:- tai: "i"et -
".:; ,;i ml .-0.
: a hI-s, :.0c :
: at O.
ii -, w her o l e
:;;;d withoui
.-1 ..
:t-
extra
iieturnof tao Favorites
Newsjiajierw and Magazines.
The time is now apprnacliii.g
when people v. id -v-int u uood sup
ply of reaiiin.' matter for the winter
evenings. E. L. Kenton continues
to receive subscriptions for all tin
leading nens papers and maira
zines. .-ill papers except t lie
Delineator and renewals to the
Youtns ('omianii'i are furnished
at publishers regular prices, thu
saving the subscriber the trodble.
risk and expence of sending onlers
to the publishers. All orders are
forwarded without delay. Trice
lists furnished free.
Mui.t new novelties and il.-lieiieii..
have lately been uiMetl t my hloek of
grocene C. I'., 15ruwiicll.i
ACCTRACY. NEATNESS..
J. 4. DOI CHI 8,
ABSTRACTOK.i
The only complete set of Abstract
Hooks aud Maps in Linn County
OFFICS IS THE COt liT HOl'SIi.
SlSHusiness entrusted to mv
care will receirts prompt and care- j
ful attention. 1
OREGON PMikZER
COMPANY
N. V.. Cor. 17th and V streets,
POCTLAXD, - - OKKliON
MAM'FAvTL'RKKS OK
I'UUE UOXE 31EAL
l-'or Oruli.irds aud Lawns.
boxe rnosriiATE,
For Gardens and Grain.
ALSO
Granulated Bone for Poultry.
Our fertilizsrs are made from Raw
Bones, no sand or other worthless
material being used.
Stewart & Sox, Agents,
ALBANY, - OREGON.
WANTUD CHAIN AM STOCK FARMS
of ill 1 descriptions. If you w.uit tt sell
your property, write or ration K. C lieards-1-y,
re.it estate a-.'ent, Alliany. Otl'u-e on
I'.ro.i.lilbin street near First. 1'. O. lm H41.
rKVK:tK noust:, albaxy.iok. ciias
It l'fei
liitfer, I'mp. Only lirst -ec-lass house
in the citv. I.are Kample rooms for coni-
ni.-rei.il men. .No Chinamen employed in the
kstehen. Central stiure oltieo for Conallis.
BANK OF 0RE(!0N,
. ALLAN Y, OR KG ON.
r a I'll. 11. sB.-o.ooo
I'reslilriif .
Vlre lr-4..
4nlii-r
II. 1T
...JAW V. tSI.l..
.(!. I. MKUCtlM..
A general b;inkiag ttti.-incss trans" j
acted.
raphic '
l New
rtlat;d,j
Surht exchan'e and Jtelegr.i
transfer ti.itisht and told on
Y'ork, San Francis eo and Portlu
Oregon.
C"lleetii!. made on favorable terms I
Tho City Ki'staiiraiit '
.' 1 i
Under the new management of H. .
Lampmau will be conducted on a !
i t.. ..! o a t.tfl.l T..al l-i!l cnr.'f ft
at all hour--. t.o:iM-.lt tV-
BILL OF FARE
And order what ;ver you want, pjy
in for what y ii order ami uothing
riure. tra:gii : mums serveil as U'iUal
....,.. , ........ r
for -o cents, a 1 1 meals to order from .
a 5 cent roll ami cup of oofl'ee to a '
tirst ola.-s $1.0 ) una'.
J'Fir.-nislied rooms to Jet in cornice-
tion with thircstaurar.t.
VMALL L.M 1KACTS -A Nl .MIlHl OK '
0 mm ill tiM. ts of land situated near Albany I
for .si!.: on easy Icrms. App'y t II. tin anL
ni l'SONS IiE.SI!!IN'J SAND, I.OA.U OK'
1 gravel to in the ;irc:nisi s of I'. L. Mich,
in I'.iuton county, e.iii procure ti. kcts for the i
san:e al i:iy oilier, Ciav.roni's hlo.-k, Albany,
Oieiron. " I'li.vs. i:. WoI.VKIlTON.
ABSTRACTS
MAKION COL'NTV j
The only complete and perfect set
abstracts, i
u VI a nor
.1 1 1 1
AND
LAX1) COrPANY,
SALEM, 0IIE00N.S
Every abstract guaranteed. j
F. E. AUSTIN, !
Manager. J
CJ.VAHRALSTON 'lAND CHAMBERLAIN
Albany, : - Oregon
Transacts a itcneral banking business.
Draw siirlit drafts on New York, San Fran4
riseoanil 1'ortlaiid, Or.
Loan money on approved security.!
Receive deposits subject to ehec1..
Collections entrusted to us will recciv
pr.oii.r. aM'ntioii
GITSON'S SHAVINi? PARLORS
Axn
HAlli DKESsIN(, SALOON.
None but lir.-t-clas workmen
emploved. Evervthing neat and ;
.,.;,; (;ivR Ilie a.E
13First door east
i(. i.tl,,,l0.
all.
of new Mason-
(I..m),.1T,1
'-. f
s, eoeoauot.-, oranges and
t. . . J Jrownell 's.
C o!
. i-.En
u:-'...:
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f . 4
iicsi. i u..:.jii
c
OnLuiU
jinn County Ban
vs. i.jin
:t'. ;i'"
'. I i .-' !' i!'i
:.:m, C-vi.--.
j f
m
BLUMBERG BLOCK,
lias opened with a new and complete stock of
patent Midlines, Stationery, Toilet Articles and
Drugs.
DRUGGISTS'
U- vii ' k''-:: -ars experience in Hie urui: uunic, .
in Knving Hint v.- iu::- ,'in.lerMiuid the art of compounding and Oif'-'-"'
siiying I li n t e ia:: umierMiuia uic m i. w ----- - . .'
ediViHc-. i hir on-., n-.lu.n .l.-pariment is our bpecialtj ; tionef t and p m , .13
r motto. ".I,,' 1 ut.ih- is iiiv-ied to tall .u.d latprct our to;k nd uel our
mi
our
Kinri2N:i: nvtu ioKCj
I
WORTH
1
I
I t ike ti in. t!ii-n of iriiormipg the citizens ot Albany and vicim' v
that I !nu- i '-t i s e l h lirst class clothing store in counecliou with r.i j
icer'.-lriiili ' loinevN.-'iid have added the most complete stock of g n j
iniiiiiio Goods and Clotliii
ever t.i...i' t to the c.i:. In order to adn itiae my busine.-s I Iiutc d
(.i, ,; 1 , , iv, aw.iy ovt'r V.V.H) ..:r!t !' Gold Watches. Every i.tu. ' r
ol !.; . 1 '-, ti tii r e-.-.h. I Mini the clothii'g lrp:.: n.-: t
will rece;v-a diHMc.f 'or i-oe of tn -se gold w atches . Stock 1 m! new
purehaseil i-i the eat for spot c:ish, and will he sold at
LOWEST LIVING RATES.
Cud aud examine my stocic o.-5ore purchasing elsewhere
rNojroub!o to sho y good.-.
A tbaiit. Or.
MiNNViLLE (ollege
McMlNNVILLK, - , -
('. K. HA KiN'
,1
J
T
i
D.m;
;;Mi'ess-:( Till kiml. -
-all lll'l'l'
i n: r: t;-j, kit I.in
in' n-.n
othM II..! "I !... t.v.l
i. ot wid naj
('.II and
art s .
THKWS i
earr -.:oi imii.i
oIovfs and Oi
t he .-i I. i .".it !
i-.Adt.V
1 . V-"
M?
Ml
ir.rangi ?, :rlvr and oo ....' stove?. a;d ail kauris f kitci.c
ut!'.s;,.s' alio ti:'; tte a-iseitnient of
!
10 ft in
BIJILBEMb' IIAEBWAEE,
j Fiimps, hose, copperware, tinware ri'd plumbers' goods a special tj and
i prices are guaranteed to he satisfactory. The puljli-j is invited to
call .aid ir.jiect our stock. Tweedale's Luildim.'. All atiy.tOreur n.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED
FOR ALL
Newspapers
10
AT-
II. J. JONES'
FOR PURE DRUGS,
'IV HI "IT" 1 1 A "VTTA
r I UIj I tVXJ X
GO
i. - '.i
JIT, .f.FO
W ViVM Oft 1 A'3X4SliH
Tlio FiiieetfHpof Pianos aart Organs in tiie
wjilaraetta Valley.
CMJj AyV EXAMINE HIT- STOCK.
DRUG SW
S
. . r.,,.i ;nt;t'iil
11. L . II l. Din i'.
PliEiCKU'TlON Dki ogisi
$5oo
GOLD WATCHES
g. w. suri'sox.
cmmHannaaHi
O'J I i
ACADEMIC
AND
COLLEGIATE!
Departments. 1"' the Academic
Department there ari:,fiur courses of
tudy of three years each: Clar-sie.-il,
-citiitifie, normal ami husiiuss. In--truetion
is thorough: location, lual
'lij t expemses low; aiivaiita t-s, tirs-t-clasB
in every respect. Full informa
tion in cataiocue, tor wiiiel.?rad!r s
T. (J. lUU)VNON,Pi
ORKGONI
r-r. - : ; r
if furniture, hec.i-noiii sets, t ar!
nafe?, and ad ki ids ot tallies, i ti-., etc
er ami wiml-iw shauts, which llu-y ate
t'neni. on First street, opposite Stew
u?e l:ue of
rubral Hardware
ll'F.AKFAST and JEWEL ceokiig
n rtAl il ITi
Gardeners' i on s! m?x
! DEYOE & ROBSON,
if 1 i OF TIIE
ltoaZIIieSUGRICULTURAL
BOOK STORE.
"IT. A "V i "ivr rinATlO
J ! XVy 1. VI VJKJIJ
TO
1 6. L. BLAHMAN.
Succcseor to E. V. Ls.ng:dor.
tjealu
l'ms, Faints, Oil
Perfumery and toilet article
Also a full line of books iv (
t-;ationpry, periodicals, etc.
rgf" PrecripUons Cirefn".
ecimpoanded
iN ODD FELLOW'S TElf?!:
1 1 ban
CARRIES-
0TJ1? LINE OF
! Contains :il! t! e latest novelties in Lidies' and (ier.tleiuan'a f:ne ur
1 nisbinv a:i! : ions at U'drock prices. We mean bnsiness, and will
j make it nr. Ho ;,).,. ;'. 11 to patronize us.
! ' " A P POWS & SEARLS.
i
grHTiTTrr" rT:rT7JTU'Tl";lfTTily.lwl
W!
ID
; - .ti ll !e.-iie to make selte-
- : . . r -;-'( 1 1 H r ' Sitylt-S IU
'3: C. CCDS,
3D EcIE &B G-OODS,
Filiion jjuiuts the way t iw. Large New Stock
9
I'.KCAV.F. TIIKIU STOCK IS Til K LAHOKLT,
IIKCaI SK TIlKlIi (idODS AMK THK NKWKST,
r.KC Aisi: TMEiis rniCEs alktiie lowest.
Y knovv v cml iasr.
t nici lii't "1! iii !
ii! an ss
j I'V'-J II 111
jh.-ipjiy.
at, '
IALBANY.
t Albuiiv . 0-oon.
iiuvitii I ii ftttii VI VUIIV
Mini .i'- "ir d . n; -i..., .- - laait taw ii. u tcaim ry, no;i fi-mits and
j .'! Kiii.i- ... :. .. v . ' ... 1 . ::-. ri ai.d br. ss iarti. -f. Sjxcial atten-
I t-.u i ivi at o ... - : acl.ii er.. 1 tterns made id 8tTt notiee.
i- !" i . ' vi v-. w ... .
I j .... . xi. ,;ir...ii, teietary.
Shelf Hardware, Domestic and Other LeadinglSewhislMachines
. A FULL LINE OF--
GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S lOOLS
The largest aDd'best variety of .
STUDEBxlKER NEWTON
,C21
A TiT.'r
In tiie i t-iiii:.l Willamette Valley
M.diij'tly ii'Ieil :it '.vi-,t rut-..
iiWHiir i n I in nu nnraTa. .TJarrr;
''fwoi
Are selling good goods at
iving prices. We have just
teceived a 1 t of new ftyles
in men's
Boot
ilioes
s c
Ask to see our new FreucL
kij boots. The best value of
anv sold in Oregon. Made
at M. I). Wells & Co.'s facU
ij in Chicago. Agency for
the Ludlow Fine Footwear.
A gool shoe and a good ft
guraoteed.
1)R1 GOODS
All we ask is a thorough
M'o nave tiie larsrest stock
1 . i
f ' me and pee us aud be
pROPRIETGRt).
DEPOT
OREGON
Buyers
F. READ
HACKS AND BUGGIES
Orders from a ilif-tanec solicited aud
VIEREGKS SHAVING PARLOR
THREE CHAIRS
RUNNING STEADY.
A CLEAN TOWEL
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