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THE MORNING HE BALI) FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. M). lUorning gaily gc raW Daily and Wbekuy TERMS OFSUBSCIVirTION: daily Published every morning except Monday.; Iivrrnl nv earner. Del wttt .. u y null, per )ei-.- 8 Ot WKKKLT.5 (Published every Friday Morning.) e copv, per annum, in advanc6....M..9--.0i' W neu uot i.aid in advance i.ti THE M All. M il it the Albany postoifice cloea Fjr all office aorta Tat Eastern state f6;30 A. M, rue Went Side f And the Narrow GaiKt R. RJ ) Of Pc-fand and Kaon 11 . M orraliis and Vaquiua r. H ; otfl u " 7:30 r. h The pnetoHioy will be ci d each evening a lii lo aeven o'clock. Meiristered matter for the ly morning train should be mailed before o clock the Qreriou evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Departs ramencer. Fitixht.. ,n.l:!pnil2.20pm 3.10pm 7.4 j a m SHOULD EE CllAX'iEl). Tlie practice, tliat has become bo prevalent in many portions of our .country, forestalling the pun ishment by law of crime, by the proJjss called lvneh law, is one that is reprehensible in the ex treme and should be eo looked uj on by the public. In nine cases out of ten harm instead of good comes from the lynch law pro ceeding?. The Flor.id. Times Union, in coin mental"; upon this subject elucidates facts and con clusions that are north consider ing. It eays : The increasing frequency of murder by lynching is one of the most frightful evils of the present time. There is no greater reproach to our modern civilization. In the asjes when superior strength recog nized no law, human lifo was taken without form of law by feudal Ioids who were a law unto themselves. We read of those dark ages with horro:, and yet we live in an ag j w here tho taking of human life without form of law is still more generally sanctioned by the people, at least in our country, which1 boasts of being the most advanced in civilization. Hun dreds of lynching occcr eac'i year. It Las become an accepted idea with majority of tho people that a certain class of offenders cannt be put to death too riuiokly and should not be given a chance of acquittal by jury trial. This amounts to saying that the ends of justice can bo served better by acting on sudden impulse than sober judgment. There are many cases of crime so litin .ua and so well liroven that they seem to cry for instant vengeance, but if the taw may re set as mo in one in stance where is to be drawn the !ine beyond which the people maj or may not go? The newspapers show that lynch law is being visited not only on the worst offenders but on thote who commit comparatively slight misde meanors. And the evil is grow ing. At Tullahoma, Tenn., about a week ago, a negro boy nineteen years of age was arrested for drunkenness and put i'i jail. For two years previous he had been intemperate, and when under the influence of liquor he w as quarrel some and rowdvisli. Further than this there w ere no charges against him. On the night follow ing his arrest, at 1 o'clock, sis seven masked men broke into th jail, took the boy out and hun him to a tree. This shows to what an extreme the practice of of lynching may be carried, and such instances will become frequent if popular sentiment on this subject does does not change, The public has become familiar with atrocities ecarcely less shocking than this, eo familiar that public sentiment is becoming callous, fli is in ifself is a serious cjneeiuence of the toleration of this evil. But the most consider ation of all in regard to the preva lence and encouragement of lynch law is the undoubted faet that much of this kind of violence prompted ty ierEoial malice and by a desire for desperate adven ture. The persons who hung the boy at Tullahoma undoubtedly Jiau a gtu.ige ngunst him, and the knew they could put him out of the way without danger to themselves. Lynchiug is about the safest sort of adventure that can be indulged in. And if a per on iinrsti lor vengeance ngjinst another, what easier way of grati lying it is there than by laying a plot to implicate him in some heinot'9 crime then 'itlame pub lic sentiment against him and bring him to a shameful death? That many innocent persons are murdered in this way hardly ad rr'ts of a doubt. It the people wculjl view the subject in all its bearings they would put an end t this b'ot on our civilization. The Dry Goods Chronicle, which by the way, is not a pro tectionist paper, says, "in some lines, particularly in wash dress fabrics, the foods made in this country are superior to those of foreign make," and intimaUs broadly that some of the fashion able houses of New York City are selling these superior goods as foreign productions. There are plenty of donkeys in this country who would sooner ouy a foreign article than a home production. The privilege 6hould be freely accorded them, provided, of course, the imported article is made to pay a gold stiff tax for tho right of access to our market. On the other hand, there are many sensible Americans who would sooner have a home-manufactured article if it is as good, and certain ly if it is better than the foreign product. This large class should make it a point to demand Ameri can goods, and shun all places where the home article is sold un der the pretense that it is foreign. Patriotism and self-protection both demand such a course, for the merchant who would represent a creditable American product as foreign would not hesitate to defraud a customer in other ways. Is ipite of the dispatches sent out from Cheyenne booming Rain maker Melbourne, the simple truth is that the fellow has failed to bring rain out of a clear sky. ins latest iiasco lie attributed to a windstorm. The general public is not interested in the reasons of his failure. All it wants to know is whether he can accomplish what he claims ho is able to do. If he cuinot fulfill his promises he will have to take his place with the In dian medicine men as a fraud of the tirst magnitude. :WE HAVE NOT AN ELE.PHAN :on our hands,: THE- mm v -BUT WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF- Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Underwear Hosiery, Etc. -EVER SHOWN IN ALBANY.- We have just opened our FALL and WINTER CLOAKS and JACKETS, both in cloth and pinch goods, and we feel justilied in saying that they excel anything ever shown in the VALLEY. ' We ask all to call and look knowing that we can please you as well as save you money. At - .XjBnsr-y, oeeg-on THE ITOULU UKKICIIED. The facilities of the present day for the production oi everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almobt unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was lirst produced the world was enriched with the on ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andeilectual to cleanse the system gently in the Sprin time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular it becomes. t rench Tansy Wafer. These wafers are for the relief and cure of painful and iregular menses, and will remove all ob structions, no matter what the cause, and are sure and cafe every time. Manufactured by Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cai., and for -ale at J. A. Cummisg's drug store only. New dress goods jiint received at W. F. Head's. Fresh comb honey. Linn countv production, at l'arker Bros. ALLEN BROTHERS, Wholesale and e ail OloDEST, LARGEST & LEAST EXPENSIVE Institution of learning in the Northwest. ?:G students in 1887, 495 in 18U1 an increase of nearly 50 per cent in four years. Graduates in Art, Business, Classical, Law, Literary, Med ical, Musical, Normal, Pharmaceutical and Scientific courses. Gradu ates from the normal course have all the advantages of graduates from the State Normal schools. Better facilities for teaching next year than ever before. First term begins SEPTEMBER 7th. For cata- logue, with full information.address Wm. S. ARNOLD. A. M., Salem.Or. -THE- Yaquina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC T.J E. HOGG, Ilrcelrer. ".A it UAL Springfield. Sawmill A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIELD,) PROPRIETOR. SPRINGFIELD, - - - OREGON. t&r Mhnny yard and office on Railroad, between Fourth and FiftL eets, A. Wheeler, Albany Manager. Having lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not surpassed tlie prompt and satisfactory filling of orders, I respectfully solicit re of the trade. A. WHEELER. Manufacturer of Choice Cigars AND DEALER IN won im im a n II1 II II i 1 J Oregon MelGjinent Co.'s Steamship ILine 225 lllUSaiOll'JM. 22 AND Hours Less Time luan by aii other iout: Accomodations uneu.- isscd f.rer: frit in safety. Fares and iitijil.ts ia : o the Oregon litve cpn ent rcxiTai.v'a ships, much lees ti.it by sr.) ilur tonic ween all points in tl.c :!!!u tt'i il and San Francisco, Sailing dates, mom TisiLNA. Willamette Valley.... W V . WUlamtUe Valley . liUiL. bait fAM.icu An? 4th 13th 12, SI Willamette Valley. Willamette Valiev . JnlyM AOif 9 Iff. V The company rutcrve tho ril.t to chaig teamen or dailiHiMiaun. Pill. I lAMXMjrR TStlSH, Kxccpt tuu. :aj.) L Yar,dlr.aT:00 a Lr Allaiiy 12:20 H Conaiinl'J: am" Curvanis r M Ar ADouy .i:aih Ar Yfiuina 4. S r. a. V & C. timue -oui.'cct at Aitti ut.il I 01 W. M J5o, C, licem, Ctnrrai il; i.a.eia il.F & P. aseiit Cvr-riliia, O on Briar C:g:irs Plug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and full liny o" Smokers' Articles. Ne t or to PfleiUer'a candy store, Albany, Oregon, Pi pep, , Ak my agpiitH for W. I.,, If HOC lor Mile ill voir nlnra. iihIi vmm ili nlt r to wiul for rni.-iloKiir, Ht-t-urv Iho Ukiiiry, ami net iht-m lor you. iJ0 TAKE XO St USTlTlTE. aj L. E. BLAIM, ' OREGON. SOLE Ai ALiJANY Grocers, vzms WHY IS W. THE CIQARS, OF TOBACCO AND CHOICE FRUITS ALL KIXUS IX LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES IN SEASON. FLI NX liLOCK, alb ax y , o r i:g ox. Sti We are in toe Lead Star i) Kale HUMPHREYS Dr. Ui Mi'iiRKV Smamsare euiintitlc.lly ami carefully prepareil re;ri.tiiig; iml lor m inv yearn in private practice with mic , ai.d lor over thirty years upcl liy the pc.ple. Kvery single Speciliu in a cure fur cue iimea.se naiiicil. 'riiise sce-itics cure without drunfini,', pin -ijiiiif ur reilu lint' the n.vsteni, anil are in fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the WUIIIl. Ll-T or PklNCIIMt, SOS. CI'SB. rKICKK. 1 Kcvtrn, Conu eat ion, iiitlaiiiniatinn.. ii 2 Worun, wuriii lever, worm colic... Z I ryina Colic, or teething of infaiikt.. 2; 4 Oiarrliea, of children or adults ib j Kyseiitery, (.ripiiir, liilnous Colic- B Cholera Morbus, vcnutiii); 2;, 7 Coughs, coldn, hnmchitis 2.' S i-lir;ili.i tiMi'h. h u.-.w. I... .tr. pj "iJ ilea'iaclie, sick headache, vertigo.. .7 V . J 10 lMpcpsia. hillious stoma, h ;, 1 1 auppmunl or l-amful 1'cnods :, li Whites, too pr.ifuse peiiods i'( 13 Croup, cou'li, dilllciilt breathiii); 25 u sail Hlieiuu. eaysipclag. eruptions.. 15 Kheuuiatism, rheuiratic pains 1M I-ever n. I otfue, chills malaria fs 11 files, blind or bleeding....... in) V.J Catarrh, inriuenza, cold in the head 50 JU Whoopinif Cmiifu, violent coughs 60 iM-neral Oehility, physical weakness 50 J7 Kiilney disease ,M Nervous debility 00 J 30 L'rina.-y Weaki.ess, wi ttinjr bed...... 60 lisises ot the heart, palpitation.... 1 01 Our Summer Stock will be found complete than ever. larger and more I FURNISHING GOODS, 1 VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES, LA DIES' AND MISSES SILK AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. SCARFS. VEILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC. -..A FULL STOCK OF... staple Groceries It is a seamless shoe, w ith no tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the le.-t fine caif, stylish andea.uy and because we make more shoes of this grade than any other manufacturer, it equals hand sewed ehoc-s (XPtir.g from $4 to $5. t'.OO genuine hum' f owed. the linesi calf slice ever .l!cred for 5: equals French im- LN Isl A ported shoes which cost from S3 SHOE cENfPERMEN "JtillSSi, BEST SHOE IWORLDJOR THE UOHU? olii-rcd at this price ; same grade "as custom made shoes costing from $t! to $:k $:. 50 police shoe; farmers, railroad men and letter carrier all wear tin m ; fine calf, seamless, smooth in ide, heavy three souls, exten sion edge ; one pair will wear a year. $2.50 line call ; no better shoe ever offered at this price ; one trial w ill convince those w ho want a shoe for comfort and service. $2.25 and fL'.OO Workingman's shoes are strong and durable. Those who have given them a trial wili wear no other make. BOYS' $2 and $1.75 school shoes are worn by the boys everywhere; they sell on their merits as the increasing sales show. LADIES hand sewed shoe, lest Dongola ; very stylish ; equals Fiench imported shoes costing from $4 to $(. Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 75 shoe for Muses are the best Dor gola. Stvlish and durable. Caution. See that W. L. Louglas' name and piice are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. tery. n The best nub), etc. UOOfl quality of it'. as, coffee, candies DRESS GOODS Very attractive lines in new colorings and latest novelties. WHITE GOODS Anything and everything in large assortment and end less variety. Sold by dnii;i'ist, or sent postpaid on re. ccipt of price. Lir. Humphreys' Manual, (141 pa'cs) riiiily bound in cloth and itild, mail- fee, IILJII'IIKKVS ilKK, O, 111 & Hi W illiam St , New York. GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR 1 Latest Styles ! High Novelties ! Ladies, Misses &. Childien's. o FRESII BARED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house is also to I found a complete assortment of frcth family irrocerics, to whirl- is constantly beinir addwi all the seasonable lines oi Krocc rirs and pro visions, sucn as Cranberries, Fine Pickles. Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Ulassware, Etc, . i nese koous were all boinrbt when prices ere low and the hanefit of tbc margin will he Ifiven to his customers. Kcmembcr the place, at the old corner on First and ilroalalbin Sts, G.L. Blackmau, DEALER IX EAST SOUTH ECUTE. SOUTHERN VIA PACIFIC THE Lit HI ibJlTA U.lVt CaiiJ;r: '.u ..;.;t ss tr:!. r; B-.iflU 7:00 p m..Lv IvjiUmiu ... . lo:-i p m..Lv Aiiunt a.lj aiu..Ar S. 1- lan.iKxj. ,r. 1 v. l-.i: am LtM-al IV.-.n. lralii liaity- vtv. tui.day S:0'. a iu..Lv P. ri:.-.: .; ... U;iupm..Lv Albany .VtOji mAr..... i'oe!..;l L-tiaiiwt &;iuiii Ar. in i i.i i I'" 2 'Ji p ji..Lv. . 2::w p m Ar . T-xn a m.. Lr S.-'i a m..Ar .Albai.v Ar. .Lla;i.ii Lv "li'! Ai'. l.ci.a!in 1.'. . l.:e pm I m . r. i a:.:i.i.v hlCM, dah.v (Kirjt Sa:i.ly) :i.1t P M..I.V PltluiC r. ...V.A A U.0J i ji Ar. . .Aioany... i. ....i.e.' a 1 ULLMAN l'.fi-FEIbLLJ F..i. TOURIST SLELFING CAI;s, For accoiumiiuatM n of cond Oil. : a senders a-.Uv.hed to Li.rt. ...., W-st fillJc aM,!.,. Between i'ou'ar.d und Ccjv.Jiis Mall Train Unity -K 7:'am..L ...Po.tlan 1 . 1J:1'3 p m..Ar t cr.r.ni. :e?j!'. S-.'.:i ;-,v ..;.r f 3(; p. . 1. :..i.p. At Albany trail ot Orci and Corva.Ks cmii tct 'li I acitu l.awrrd. F.xpi'rsn Train Hai!y (i:xc j t S-.:rvj l:Wp iu.. 7:2' p m. , Lv I'.rtiarnl ... Ar.. 8:a' an Ar i! Ham . il!c. I.v. ' c.4.'. am THROUGH TICKETS lo Al! I'GiM EAST AND SOUTH For tickets and f;ill ii:f rm&tion re- inc rat-s n ap.-, etc., tall on ccui.t.v'i at Alia :ul HI.tK, Mai"i-i E. P. BOCrjiS, l. I- p. Draffs. Paints, Oils, PcrfuHiei j a l li ! ai:-nt I K.I AMD TOILET ARTICLES) -And a full line of- j A WEAK fclAN Books, Stationery, Periodicalr. ..ft J i.erfict!yribtirehisigorandvilal- Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Conrad M)er. Also carries the finest lines of Pianos & IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. Organs SPEC I FIGS Gf. W. SIMPSON, FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. CALIFORNIA POSITIVE AN01NECATIVE ELECTRIC INAMENT n 5 L CURE CATARRH, KIIEU MATIS M, Neuralgia, Corns. Headaehe, una an pain. llieUaIil.r nia iKisitive and negative ELECTRIC COUGH CURE. cures colds, croup, consump ttion. Sold by all druggists. Each 25c, 50i and ifl. Creas inger & Co., l'rops., Los Ange les, Cal. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of tho Royal College of London, England, also ot the UoUe vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practico and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula cnlargcments,tumors and wens, without pain or the knife He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii ed in the Herman trench and r.ngliah hospitals. Calls promptly attended day night, li is motto is t,.OD WILL TO ALL." t"0(iice and residence, Lrbaoon, Oregon. I GENERA. H CHOWDER BROS Contractois and Builders. .)flice on First street with Wal lace & Cusiek, real estate agents, iJbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds ot biiil.ling.sor carpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. IjOH SALE. Ooe tic .ting stove ami one cook stole, lsth in Kood condition. Children Cry for PITCHER'S Castoria I-it information iiniuire of at Postal te! vi.iph oltlce. F, E. Arubertier, European Steamship Agency. THROUGH TICKETS To and from Ktiiopc by all fi.-st-c!as lines. Tickets from any place in Europe to any point in th.; t inted States, cr f t in this country to European points sold over the following lirst-class lines: North Ccrman Lloyd, via New York, North Cijrman Lloy.l, via Baltimore, Allan Line, Anchor Line, American Line, State Line, Beaver Line, Cunard Line, Itcd Star Line, Wh'te Star Line, Guion Line. DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS sold on all Euroean cities at current rates. Iiiternation collection, r'or information rcardin' prices cf passage, date of sailing;, etc., call 0:i or address, V, II. WINN, Albany, Or. H. K. Men and Alhlclcs Wear our Vulcanized Gum StiS' pensory to prevent jar, strain or injury. Weak men aro cured wearing our vulcanized gum 3iis- iiensory of varioccle (enlarged veins) nocturnal emissions and mipotency, Vigor, comfort and longer life assured. o pain; no poisonous drugs. Trice only 2. Sealed circulars free. Vulcanized Gum i-'uspensury Co.. Rooms !, 20, JlcVickers Ihealre iSuilding, Lln;ago in. -o CALL AND .'EXAMINE HIIIS STOCK. ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ALBiNY, OREGON. lty by our hoine trcaimert. Hie I remarkable cures of hope lets cases of nervous dtbiiity end private complaints are etr where stauip 1 ing out quaclerv. Treaties and jqner-tion list, a physician' gift to ; suU'cring humanity, will be sent lice to those ailhctcc. Addrtss with stimp PIONEER INSTITUTE, 405 Kearny M., Room 2, .van Francisco, Cal. W'c Portland Universe HEATING STOVES AT lATiaiWS & WASHBUKH Pay Your City Taxes. The citv fcixos for ls:l arc now i'uc and pavable. The money is needed and every individual should leok the niatUr ni and see that thev are iwiil. If not paid innne.l ately thev will become ileliniUent, I he doif tax is also due and if nit paid the order will lie iriven to kill all the d"gs on whom taxes have not been paid, J. N, Itorrvax, Marshal. FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Kctail Drmisfe Booksellers OPENS SEPTEMBER 14. Beautiful healthful site near the city. Expenses are as reasonable as any other institution of learning on the coast. Classical, literary scientific, theological, preparatory, normal and business courses. !uu lents of all grades received. Care ful oversight and direction given to all students. Ladies boarding hall under experienced super vision, froiessors oi excellent scholarship and much experience employed. i or lnioim.mon ad dress C. C. Stratton, I). D., presi dent, or Thos. Van Scoy, I). D., dean of college, Portland Univer sity, Poitiand, Or. FOR SALE OR RENT. A LB AW Brick oreoon JEFFRSON FLOURING MILLS. Also SAW AND PLANING MILLS, Jefferson, Marion Co., Or. At my kiln one mile east of town, or delivered anywhere in the city. W. U. CASJLL. For particulars apply to CORRETT & MACLEAY, C4 and 60 Front St, -THE- rr.rrv a lairo .-(, k I-riiit-.r htntioiicry, u U Forlid. 1 oi:i;iit dirit-t frcm Mm mr.nufai tun; i and uii ' i i i 111 fill Klllli Jen.;- ii.oin-v. of ae-tl.c at a low lignre, tin I. est of work f printing fur tlie rv : Opens September IStti, 1S01. COURSE OK S1TDY arranged expressly to meet the needs ot the farming and inecnani- cal interests of the state. Lan;e. comoitioiis and well-ventilated builtlius. 1 he co-le is located in acultivateil and Christian com munity, and one of the healthiest in the State. Military Training. Expenses Need Not Exceed 150 ftr tlio r.ntire bcason. Two cr more free S" hoUrshii s frcm every county. Write for catalogue to U. L. Alt.NOI.il, Pres., Corvallif, Or Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as fine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be found anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate planting trees, t will pay to see our stock and get our prices and catalogue free. IIYMAN & BROWNELL. ". HIE MARKL 7s! AT. PANT Ql:OTATIc &. Wheat '-ie Oi. u :;. ; r;(.iii-4.2r, Vei bbl Ivtat.;c ;:.-iC l'i."- 'Src lititter a-c Lai tt-l((-s ;.;,. Hhiiis. i;H. hotiliJcrs Ice. Bacon I'.''c l!o;.s -jut'. II T- . . uav liinolliv. Jill r.a's pt. GENERAL AGENTS and canvassers look inir for a permanent monev ni.-il.inv- businca. no competition, should seeura b.. ale of the Patent Ajutah'c Shoe, Ad dress with tmn. ri)N ill.IltTl- li iil, ts, App LS-fircen, fl p. r In. I'lu Iri:d, ((c. j er R. App i s dried bleat. J.td H. A 1 c. Chickens f4 5n2.V!0. Reef :j:J!c cross. Mutton rA);cr bead. Hoes .M;c ircsse . Veal &at4e. Wool lsic. turned ECCS-FOR SALE. I will sell full blood I.evh, rn for m per 1.5. lo dotted C dotis Light BrahmaB. Ingilan and Plymouth Rtckf at the tame P"ce. L..I. IIcin-, Tangent, r. l'ort I end, UI saeni,
