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il i THE MORNING IIBBALig FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1691. Rowing gaUuJunM UAIUY 4ND WHKKI.Y TERMS OFSUBSCUirriON: ! daily rutllshed sy mornlnu escept l,'na'y- trtcrnl by curler, ier wees.... ' jr ajul, r rai 6 uu wEaKLY (Publish! sery Friday Moral Df) a copy, per an a am, in advance....'2.00 Ifciiea not uaid in advance . tM THE Mall. Malta it the Albany postofflce close Bee close (6,30 A. a, 4 ) For all offices norm Tli Kamern Kates ft West Side Ami Ma Sallow Oa If I R. or 1-orlUnd and orvallut and YUina 1-2U r. a I ottic south .... ,, 7;i0r. u ' The postolli will be cl d each evening mlw In mvmw Ai.w.lr Hctristered matter lor the train should be maiieil before Jroyious evening. ly morning o clock the .OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrirts Departs rassemter.... Fnight. - ll.lSpmll2.I0pm a.l'Jiim;7.45 a m STUDY THE COXSE'jURSCES. Man should have stamina enough to shape hit acts in accordance to justice and right, without con 'eidering selfish ends, but veiy ftw do that. However if the present and luture surroundings and out comes are taken into considera tion, there will be but one course of action pursued, even if eellish ends only are kept in view, and ttiat course, will be guided by the ' trite practice of doing right. The Thilidelphia LeJger says that except in tempests of passion, or storms of intense and uncon trolled desire, every one thinks at least a little about the conse quences of his actions. He knows that food and drink will still the pangs of hunger and thirst thus he eats and di inks; that the act of walking will bring him where he wishes to be thus he walks; that a certain vigilance will guard him from injury thus he exerts it. He observes the result of his actions toward other people, and orders them accordingly. So ac customed are we to this simple foresight that it becomes an al most unconscious process, passing swiftly through the mind, and regulating the conduct as rapidly. Were this not so the merest im pulse or whim would be the ever ruling motive, and a sad medley of purposeless actions would testify to our imbecility. This foresight, however, has chiefly to do with immediate reeults, and troubles itself little in general with remote consequences. We desire to possess something and btraitway employ the most direct means to obtain i'. We see trouble or dis tress, and hasten to relieve it. We wish to please a frend, covie grant him the favor he asks ; or we have received an injury and express strongly and hastily our displeasure. The first and natural impulse is so to act as to produce quickly the results we desire and a very large proportion of human conduct flows from this source. As fast, however, ia intelligence progresses, this foresight of im mediate results grows into that of more and more i emote conse quences; and thus life is modified for the better. People learn to think further ahead, and to correct or to banish many a proposal that impulse has suggested. The thoughtless man eats to please the palate; the wise man looks beyond that sensation to the more remote eilect of food upon his health and strength. One man sees in an act of meanness and frati 1 a means of immediate gain ; another beholds in such an act the more remote of the loss of confidence and respect; another, witn a still clearer vision, sees a future stained by dishonor and wrecked by loss of character. Indeed, there is hardly any subject on which ad vancing intelligence, by consider ing the remote consequence:, will not largely alter the methods and modi'y the actions. The novice in the game of chess sees only the in stant result of his hasty move, but as he gains insight into the yame he tinds another and yet another consequence involved, and he learns to sacrifice many a sup oosed advantage for the sake of ulterior issues. So in life, the in telligent man, to the extent of his ability, looks beyond the immedi ate effect he desires to produce, to the more aud more remote results that are likely to follow, and studies them calmly and dis passionately. The monthly statements of ex port and imports add to the con fusion of the free traders as they show that our foreign trade is rapidly increasing. For the twelve months ending Aii8Ut.'!l8t, our imports and exports aggre gated $1,71S,oj7,C7!, an increase of HWjSW.itt as compared with I8S3. Our exports for the first named period were $909,2tU,J33 as against ifG!3,lU 1,740 in 1885 and our imports S3'J,0'J3,1M1, or $1S9. 186.501 more than in 1885. Thus one free trade assumption is dis posed of, while the internal commerce of the country con tinues to grow at a rate beside which the expansion of our foreign trade. whose , rapid growth exceeds that jf any other nation, seems like stagnation. Exoi and is waking up to the fact that the Suez caual will be practically useless to her in case of war with other European nations, and therefore the holding of Egypt has been a usiless outlay of blood, money and power. England is very likely to learn other lessons equally as hard to endure. One of them is that the annexation spit it in Canada, is likely to culnrnate in the loss of the land route to India, via the Canadian Pacific railroad. Iris said that the first ailanthus trees were brought from the far east, and planted in Xew York City, where the belles and beaux of 7-3 years ago used to admire them very much. They must have had a queer conception of the beauties of odors in those days. Our modern belles and beaux would feel under a deep sense of relief if those ancient fellows had forgotten to bring over the fragrant ailanthus. They are making a g'ant micro scope in Munich, which can be induced to magnify to 10,000 diameters. Possibly it would be advisable to bring it over to the world's fair to tind the Oregon ex hibit tb ere. Sate Care for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and in the only known specific for the purpose, it is not injurious in the least degree; manufactured bv ; Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cat., drug store only. HUMPHREY"?7 Dr. Hi mi iirkt's Srsnricsare scientifically and carefully prepared prescriptions; until lor uunr years in private practice with suc cess, and for over thirty years uted by thi people. Every sin jle apecinc is a cure for ihe disease named. These ivciHcs cure without ilrUKirintr, puru or reducinit the system, and are in fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the world, LIST OF PRINCIPAL HlNi. URIUI. TRICKS.. Jl Fevers, Congestion, iiiflAiiimati'n..S ,2 Worms, worm fever, worm colic... .? Cninic Colic, or teething of infants.. 25 4 Diarrhea, of children or adults ib Ji Dy-tenCcri , (inning, litllious Colic ..... 2a t Cholera Morbus, vennting 2" 7 Couichf, colds, bronchitis..... S Neuralgia, toothache, Faceache i'n 'J Headache, sick hia.Ui.-he, vertigo.... Z? 10 lsH'psa, billious stomach 25 1 1 Suppressed or rainful Tenets ih 12 Whites, too profuse -eiiods 25 13 Cronp, coii'h, dilllcult breathing 25 14 Salt Klicum, eaysipelas. eruptions.. 25 15 Rheumatism, rheuiratic pains... ...... 25 Hi Fever and auue, chills malaria 6u 17 Tiles, blind or bleeding........ .. 50 IS Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head 50 20 Whoopim; Coun, violent couichs...... 50 it lit-neral debility, physical weakness 50 27 kidney diwa.se... .... 6u 2S Nervous debility ...... 1 00 30 Urinary Weakness, wi tting bed 50 3 Diseases oi the heart, alpitatioii.... 1 00 Sold by druvists, or sent post (aid on re ceipt of price. Dr. Humphreys' Manual, (144 pages) richly bound in cioth anil gold, mail, rce, HUMTHKEYS MED. O., Ill i 113 William St , New York. SPECIFICS. Ill the circuit eonrt of the state of Oregon for Linn county Dauiel Mout k l'luiiititl I J. M. Beard Defendant ) To J. M. Board the ahovo name de fendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oreion you are hereby required to apiear and answer the coiiiplhint of the above plaintitr in the above en titled eourt now on file w ith the clerk of said court on or before the first (lay of the regular term of said court to wit Monday the -tith duy of October ts'.M, and you are herby notified that it you fail to appear and anever said complaint n hereby required the plain tilt will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint here in towit the foreclosure of a mortgage given by the defendant on the undi vided one half of lot 10 in block four in Beard's addition to Tnu'cnt, Linn ceunty, Oregon to secure the sum of f:Uji'.(Hl and interest and for the costs and disbursements of this suit and such other order as to the court seems proper. 'this Biiminoasis published by order of the Hou. It. I'. LSoic judge of said court made at Chambers iu Salem Ore gon Sept Hth, 1111. II. II. Hewitt, Attorney for Plaintiff Notice uT Final Heftlenirnt. NOTICE is hereby given Unit the undersigned a 'mim-trati.r of the is. t:i'e of K. A. Iluight, deceased, has filed his lipid account In the matter of suit! etate in the county court in and for Linn county, Oregon, ami that aid court has fixed Mutnluy the -nil, day of November 1V.I1, at the hour of one o'clock in the aft moon of said day for the hearing of objections to said tiral account and the settlement thereof. F. D. Ha-. iit, Administrator. 11. II. Hewitt. Atty for Adms, Children Cry for PITCHBR'8 Castoria WE HAVE NOT AN ELEPHANT :on -Bl'T WE HAVE Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Underwear Hosiery, Ktc. EVER SHOWN IN ALBANY. We liave just opcne.1 oir FA I'X ami WINTER CLOAKS a-t 1 JACKETS, both in cloth ami plueh goods, anil we ieel justified in saying that they excel a'lytliinz ever shown in the VALLEY. We ask all to call ami look knowing that we can please you aa well as save yon money. At ALIvRN BROTHERS, Willi esale CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES IN SEASON. FLINN BLOCK, Still We are :: Our Summer Stock will complete FURNISHING GOODS, VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUPHES, LADIES' AND MISSES SIl.K AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SILK AND LI N E N HAND K ERC I IIEFS, SCARFS. V K I LI NGS, SHAWLS, ETC. DRESS GOODS Very attractive lines in new colorings and latest novelties. GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR I Latest Styles! High Novelties! Ladies, Misses A Childien'e. GL W. SIMPSON FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. KKN IKk.tltLE Kl S I fc. Mrs Michael Curtain, I'laiiihVld, III, makes the etatcmcnt that she caught cold, which settled on her Ihiijs; she was treat d for a month by iter family physician, but jrew worse. He told her slie was a hopeless victim ol coiiisumptioii and that no medieiue could cine her. Her drun'ist sur uesled Dr. Kind's New Discovery lor Consumption ; she bought a bottle nd to her delight found herself bene lifted from the liist itose. She con. tinned its use mi l after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as the was. Free trial bottle of this treat Discovery at Koshuy A Mtson's Drujj Store, lar'e bottles ."Ale, and$llH- CR0WDER BROS Contractor and Builders. Jflice on First street with Wal lace Cusick, real estate agents, Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds ot buildings or carpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. IIOR SALK. Oiie heating stove ami one 1 c.K'k ktove, both in uood cot.ilitioii. Yut information uiiiiir of K, K. AmUrer, at Postal telt'gini b olBce. our hands; THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF and in le Lead! be found '.ban ever. larger and more WHITE GOODS Anything and everything in large assortment and end less variety. E)!MV. This is what you ought to have, in fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy life. 'IhuiiBands are search ing for it daily, and mourning be cause they tin 1 it not. 'I hr.iigniniH u pou thousa mis of dolla rs ai c spell t anually by our people in the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet it in iv he had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used according to direc tiona and the use pemstt-d in, will bring you good D.getition and oust the di'iiiou Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We recomi jend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and al' diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at otic and $1.UU per bottle by Foshay & Mason, Druggists vi k iMii .timet:. It is seldom that we a; ear in the roll of rpii itual advii-ei- of family phy sician but there are times when we feel just i tic i in culliiii; the attentior of our many su'isiribers to an article of true merit. We feel justilied in saying that Moore's Keverlcd Keniedy con tains more actual merit than any medicine it has ever be. n ourgoid fortune to test. One trial will make you as cutbsiattic a lhe writer. lelai Grocers. AL15AMY, OREGON. ... A FULL STOCK 0F.... Staple Groceries Crockery. Glassware. The beat quality of ilea!, codecs, catiillet DUta, tc FRESH BARED BREAD EVERT DAY. At this old reliable honne la aim to be found a complete aanortiiient of fresh family groceries, to which is uotiMtanity liciiiir added all the aewonahlc lilies of uroceriis aud pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all hoturht when price ere low and the benefit of tie mar;.n will bt given to his customers. Remember the place, it the old corner on Kiretand Broalalbin Su. Conrad Myer, B. B- Men and Athletes Wear our Vulcanized Gum Sua tiensory to prevent jar, strain or injury. Weak men are cureu wearinz our vulcanized sum sus pensory of varicKcle (enlarged veins) nocturnal emissions ami iiimotencv. Vigor, "comfort and longer life assured. No pain; no poisonous drugs. Trice only f'2. Sealed circulare free. Vulcanized Uum Suspensory Co.. Rooms 1!, 20, McVickets Theatre liuilding, Vm "ago ill. I'ny Your City Taxes. The cirv tnxes for ls'.'l are now i'uc ami oavali'e. " The money is Healed and everi individual bh uM Icok the n atur up ami ace that they are p?id. If not paid iu medi ately they will become Ucliinii nr. me no tax is also 'iue and if not paid the or!er will le Kiven to kill all the dogs on whom taxes have not been raid, J. N, Hofvman, Martih.il. FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Retail Druixgists Booksellers ALB- OB EG ON At mv kiln one mile east of (own, or delivered anywhere in the city. ,V. C. CaSSELL. . Bakery Brick Sale PlvAINFIBIvD ! CONSOLIDATION The Cheapest and Best Because the lots are 50x100 ; because they are ins:de property ; be cause they are all clear no stumps, no roots, no rocks; because the hind is elevated and has a tine view of the city; because they are near three motor lines not in contemplation, but all now in operatian ; be cause buy now, to-day, for the 10th day of next month they will ad vance $ l'i each ; because they are a snap. Ask those who have 6een. Seeing is believing. Are you in it? R. F. ASHHY, Manager, No. 65, Washington Street, Portland, Oregon. 0-A.LXj -A-ISTID SEE THE VERNON HAY PRESS CJnequaled for fast work and light draft. Manufactured at the foot of Baker Street, Albany, by PRICE & VERNON. OH, MAMMA HE CARRIES A FULL STOCK OF NICE FURNITURE. JzH-fizt rE -- - 0PPJ3ITE 0Pi H JUS The Albany A FULL LINE OF UNDERTAKING THE lCI.KIO STATES LIU, Wfti 5l UUILUinU W. . OF SAX crs an Absolutely FOR SMALL MOXTIIIA AMOUNTS. Six ilolhirs per month will doubling the amount invested in that time. Money loaned on real estate eecuritv nt (5 er cent. For full particu lars apply to S. X. STEELE & CO.. Local Agents. JaW a o E Z j es! Scl I Vzii - j s I CL S g s -s s f Is i o-g s-r s si is a t2l iS ?i OS -gQ ej o 1 j ;SS3 " BS f Ssew tT? ZUI o b5 t -sm5 -5 maS if o SXw-Mi3-JfJ m a t'i an &4 Sa oar sJ.0 . o tSaiSu-a aa si 09 0. X S D a 61 : :3 : : : : : : S-'SR- :i - Btf s? 3 V Hz3 a 1 i 3 . z X St BANK OF OREGON, ALU AX Y, OREGOX. H. F. Kerill, P. en. J. Lannin?, V, J.W.Bia'.n Cashier. Transacts s f eneral lnkin tamm Exchange iKiimht and sold on all the p'ln cipal citi of the I'nited States, also, Oreat Britain, Krance and Germany. Collections at all accessible points made on (a orahle terms. Interest paid on time deposits. REVEKK HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS Pfeifler, Prop. Only flrst-eclass house n the city. Largo sample rooms lor torn", mercial men. No Chinamen en ployed in the kitchen. Ueneral ttae otHr Corvallia. 'a 253 "5" OS U T1 Ml . a t! S-aaS5tjgtSS LOTS 1 Buv in the Market. nave you seen tLoe lovely lounges at ISrinli's? They are the prettiest ic town, and all his new furni ture is simply elegant.'1 They all say so, a J an in spection will prove it. Prices always the lowest. Furniture Co FRANHISCO Safe IiRsimcDt amount to $1000 in eeven year", 11 v a So . 03 U s. 5 M oomlhi A A A a , Hlfl W fsl D A i rn ii m a 51 ! co ll O ; li i !ii it ? z ? .zHZ aa -i La. Ml o ; , a : : : : : i S : - fa -358 -838 : :S PC - RED CROWN MILLS ISOM, LASKISC a CO., Praps NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior tor Family and Baker'i use) Best Storage Facilities tVUIg-hest cash prior aid for wbraiT4 ALBANY - OREGON -THE- laquina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T.. K. IIOGtS, Iteceiver. ANC Oregon Development Go.'s Steamship ;LJne rr AKD 22 Hours Less Tlm Than by any otber oute: AccouioJ&tlons anrurparscd for (tnifcrt aa iafety. Fart3 wid frriiLta via ) ajuiiia an .he Oregim lHivc opuicnt cciiiii anj's thips, uiucb less th&t ly any ether route vcen all points in tbo Willlan ct'f 1 tnd San Francisco. Sailing dates, raOM TAQI IKA. tVillucettc Tallry . Au; 4th W V 13th Millauii-tte Vullty ........ 'Mi, il tKOM SAB FKASCISUO if July 31 Willamrtt alley .... u; 9 WUIauietCc Vallev Iff, -2 The comiany reserve the riht to cl.aig teaiucrs or saiiinir dai-ja. Pailt riafcMu ruffit, Kxcept Suuilays.) L Ta;d!na7:00 mlLv Albany 12-20 Conallii lu: ml" Curvallis 1:0 ; r tr AM an,' , ljt a h At YaUiiia 4 i4 r. . O & I. tiailit jouicct t Ai:n aiul Col Wm. M . ll.no, C, Ilooui, Cti trl alanai.O U. F ft P. agent Corvallis, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE KCL'M tTSTA FXITE California cxprcua tnii.8 run daily t ni 7:00 p in..Lv., lo. .1 p m..l.T., 3.1 j ara..Ar.. SOKlb .Portland ....Ar.. 9:S. am. .Albany Lv.. J:-r. ain. . S. rrancibco.Lv.. 9-ou pm. tAtrml Pass. Train llally- (Ex. bumiay a m..LT.....Pirt!aud .Ar. . 4 AO J im 1-iSO p ui..Lv.... AlbauyH 5:40 p mAr.....Kom:uiirie. Lv..i!Miua Lv.. ti.M rtn sbaaoi Branch. t M p .Lv Alliany Ar.. 'J.-b ym 2:35 p m Ar . . . . Lebanon Lv : aia 7:uui..Lr Albany ...... Ar.. 4.-.0 pu is.ii a m..Ar LcbaiMn I. v.. 3-4c pm albaw locl, dailt (Except Sunday) 5.00 FM..LV Portland Ar... ! .'O AH J.w r m Ar. . .Aibjiiiy...Lv....;.ou a a I'ULLMAIn BUFFETSLEhPEKS. TOURIST SLEE1:IKG CARS, For accommodation of i-'ccond-CI&tis la scxicrs attached to Fxirctsv 'irai.1 West Mfe nivlKlon. Between l'oitland aud Corvallia I Nail Train Dally-Kxnp: Suoilay 7::t'i a m..Lv. ...1'o.tliii I .. Ar.5 S" p. m 1:10 p iu..Ar..... corvaiiis.. I.. lJ.S .p. m At Albany and Conallis counect itb trams of lirt-on Pacinckailrcaii. i:xprrH Train llly (Exniit Sunday i:t0pui..Lv Portland... Ar.. 6:20am 7:j p m. . Ar. ... . McM inu ill. Lv ..&. jtos THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH t3Fot tickets and full Inforniatif B re tranlint; ml. maps, utc., call oil con pii)'S at-nt at AIImiiiv. K. KOK1ILKK, E. P. ROGERS, Manager Asst. it. r A P. A A WEAK (WAN Can cure himself of tlie tie pic rable i epulis of early al ute and perf ctly restore Ids vigor and vital ity by our home treatmei.t. 'J h remarkable cures of hopeless caiea of nervous (Ability and private coiiiDlaints are ever where stamp ing out quackery. Treaties and question list, a physician's gift to suffering humanity, will be sent ftee to those alllictec. Addrtsa with stamp PIOXEER IXSTITl'TE, 4f5 Kearny St., Room 2, San Francisco, Cat. We carry a large fUk-Ic of printci's etationery, well as sorted, lmtight direct from the manufacturers at a low figure, and can give the best of work in all kinds of printing for the least money. Try us. il. r. Cnr.. THE MARKETS. ALBANY QUOTATION. Wheat nii.r vc OaU :c Flour t4.1'i per bbl Potatoen :i."c Fkjts 'Ate butter ii0i.fi": I.ard 10 iac. Hams 14l.'c. Shoulders 10 Kacon 12;c Hops li(q,Uc. Hay Tiiuotiiy.fio, oaUand chea; Appl.-a Green, fTrc per bu. flu j) Dried, .t(ftc. per th. Apn ea dried bleac hed itc sundricd 8c. Chickens V. Ji 500 1 :5. Beef :g:Hc srrKs. Muttoo i igli .Viper ht ad. Hogs nJi'e. orestei . Veal 6tt0c. Wool lt2ic. EGGS FOR SALE. I will Fell full blood Leghorn egR8, both sinule and rose rt mh, for $1 50 per 13. also dotted Wvan dotts, Liht Kraliiiias. lngjhan and I ljuiouth Kockc at the fame price. L. J. HiwK, Tangent, Or, aZ
