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Newspaper Page TextORIGINAL DEFECTIVE i THE MORNINCP JETEI.ALi MIX DAT, NOVEMBER 13, X691. LAsVIVY AND WKHKUV TERMS OF 8U BSC turn ON: DAILY Published every mornit; eicrpt Mor.day.j Delivered by carrier, pet by Mail per year 8 00 WKKKLY. (Published every Friday M .rnln?.) O m copy, par annum, in adva:ice......"J.y W .en uut utid in advance. -.So tOREUON PACIFIC TIME TAK1.E. Arrives licparts immiu. lt.l:lpru liiOpiu , 3.40.m 7.45 a ni THE DUTIES ASD Ho So US. A great many erroneous ideas he come promulgated and accepted as . matters of axiomatic significance. or instance in tne neui 01 puouc office holding and seeking, time j are many opinions held by ti.e people that are essentially rong. The St Louia Globe letuocrat in commenting upt n one pha e of tl. is question that has found monu mental expression ij e that the in scription upon the monument of of the late Henry V. Uiady "IK Never Held or Sought l'ublicj Office is calculated to teucii an erroneous lessen, and to c-jnwy a false impression as to the duties and responsibilities of American citizenship. It is not true, as this inscription implies, that the man does beat who avoids otlicial serv ice under all circumstances. Mr. Grady was an excellent man, but there was nothing addel to hisj reputation by the fact that he j remained aU his life in a pri .ate I station. Our form of govern!)-' includes the idea that eve1" --nt baa the right not citizen I aa oUice, Uut ,.ily to acrept ( ip.au. hor aijto tiivelrii .est and u-put able way of our greatest men have l niitfht ilitical promotion, ai the country ha.- not looked "I""' such conduct w ith diffavor. '1 hat kind ol amotion may be abised, but the ambition itseli is i"t wrong. It is the duty of every ..;t;n to hohl himself leady to act inanv public capacity to which he shall" he chosen by the people. The more capable be may be. the more reason there is why he should not decline. Such men a George iVashington and Abraham l.incoin fid not ceem it necessary h emair. in private life for tho pur ,,oee of having the fact i-.nhcd upon their monuments that they never held or sought public otlice When the civil war broke out, the man who was finally to lead the federal armies to victory usked ior ... I ... al.trt.xt IllMt'l a position auu iio o....-."i his splendid career by a mjdest apjointment from the governor of bia s'ate. These cases are ex ceptional, to be sure, but the principle is the same as that of leas noted ones. We cannot afford to accept the theory that a man does hitnseK more honor by de clining office than by accepting it. That is not in accordance with the spirit of our political philosophy or the example of our wisest and best citizens. The professional tlici aeeker may be disparaged and discouraged with perfe 'X propriety, but that is a different thing from teaching that office-holding is dis creditable and that a man should shun it as he would any ordinary source of contamination. Mr. Grady did not entertain s.ich a view, and it should not be pro claimed on his monument. Tilt observance by the anarchies of Chicago of the anniversary ol the hanging 1 the hay market murderers, serves to bring that matter to mind once more and to cause a summing u- of the an archist business in thi.-i coiintr.- at the present time. It takes but a j cursory view to show that the peculiar methods ol that el.iss of people dws nat thrive in Ameri can soil. There is no call for any consideration ot" anarchism in this country, however much there may be for it in the old world mon archies, and the sooner the for eigners, who make up the roll cf its membership, arrive at the con clusion the bette: it will be for them. Auarchis-m has made no progress in t'ie I'nited States since the llaymarket trouble made it prominent. Tub wheat market of this coast Las taken a decided advance, said to be the effect of a reduction in the ocean freigh's and fie ad vance of wheat in the English markets. The price !.'. cents in Albany sjaks in no uncertain words for the welfare of the wheat raisers of this vicinity, and caused a vast amount of the cereal to change hands. The present outlook is one that bespeaks prosperity for the husbindman of the Willamette Valley. The deep aad inhuman tyranny of the Kiiteii'ji government, in the treatment it metre out to its poli tical suspect., exiled to Liberia, have I t-fii expo to the world through Jthe t-tfurts of an Aiueii ran Utorge Kennan, ami that ex- .e w ill ilo more to correct that tyranny ami bring about a better state of affair than all of the diplo matic talk of the neighboring na tionsor the persistent actions of nihilistic revolutions in KiiiVu. Tint last nail in the women's building for the Chicago world's fair is lo he made in .Montana, of gold, silver and copper, and is to he driven by Mrs. Potter rainier. The la iy will probablv drive it hi.aie i i good style, and as effectively us she sat down ui- on Secretary Phoebe Cousins : but we will warer a nickel that the nail ,,ri.cn & rlhuM ( a k) sUqv nous one. m Sax I- kamisio is bidding for the g political conventions. andTaco ma falls in line, with an idea that the canhoi e a big hole with a gimlet- an. I tlnows in an cpjiositioi'.hid. There is probably no proepects of either of the cmtenticLs coming to this co.sst. The city of Portland has pur chased the Madison street bridge over the JVi'.l.wnette, and now has a free bridge connecting the eat ...! i : i .... .. vtesi biues. i nat is a in the li-ht direction Lv step l ne metropjlis. hut if, had a inn- Jiara contest to reach it. t all to ib - ... IftntV. Kverlx$y ' ! dothva-' .ias at times failed t'. IIud-' .uty towatds themselves,;: f' .reds ol laly reaners suiujc ..ins sick headache nervousness, sleeplessne-s and leinale troubles. Let ti.ein follow the example of Mrs. II. llerliectiter, lev.tus Point, Wis., who lor live years ,,ir..ru.l ..r.-ilv from Nervous Pro- ,.n,i -ireplessncss, tried' physical!? and dillerent meuie;nes without success, i.m one oouie nt I r. Miles .Nervine causeu sounu sleep everv nigiii mci mic 'nnii like a new' person. Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, liramie City, Wyoming- ho tried all jther remedies, de clares that after three week's use ot the Nervine for Headache, Nervous Prostration, etc., she was entirel v relieved. Sold by Stanard A C'usii k. Trial Pott!e tree. JULYS KKVE A LI VI. It PILLS. Act on a new principle regula ting the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new dii covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpi 1 liver, piles, constipationr Uu eipialed for men, women, children, .-mallest, mildest, surest ! bOdoseJ for " cents. Samples . ee, at Stanard it Cusick. J"'rucli Tmmy IVaff r. Thest; wafers are for the relief an I cure of painful and iregular menses, and will remove all ob structions, no matter what the cause, and are sure and safe every time. Manufactured by Emerson Irng Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale at J. A. Cuiuining's drug store onlv. Admirers of sweet toned pianos and latest improved organs should call at Will it Link's and see tiieir magnitiseat iustrunteats. I.OHt. The gu' riln r ln-ii-by warn ny ) irson trttiu iifili a l.iiik i-liejh, lust ) liini tltirin th ia-ft iVvi tlu' t. snincMhere m the i-lty 11 is KiipJost'il. 'I le clli-ck wad UM)n the r'irt Nutii nal I: mk. o( Aihany, in lavor ol the iiMt.frsiLrifii tr aittl sinej hy A. II uk limi t! I';i unlit has lieeu ,tird at the l.ai.k. Ali.aiiy Oit. S.t, I fill, W. W. IIW18. I Ii HUMPHREYS tR. He vpiihry'h Spunncs are nii ntillcally ami earefully lnrisl preai'riptiiilili; UDeU lur main )ear iu private practice with suc cess, ami lor over thirty years ued ly the jKiiple. Every niiile apeiilic is a cuie lur Ihe 'hsease naiiiel. 'lhi-se sprcitics cure witlinut druificii'?, piiiitiiiif or rrjucitiif the system, and are iu fact and deed the sovereign reiuedies of the iorld, i.iT ok principil Kim. mm. re:ci.. 1 Ktvers, Congestion, iiittaiiiuiation .il ii Worms, onu (ever, worm colic... 2a 2 t rvinj Colic, or teethinx o( infanta.. 45 4 ln'irrhea, ol children or adults. 2d .' lscntery, Cripinif, hiliious Colic ..... 2a Cholera jlorl.us. vcuiitiii 2 7 Coughs, colds, hronchitis 25 9s Neuralgia, tiH:liaclie, Kaceache 25 ': ll.aii'iche, skk hiadaihe, vertigo.... 15 ;o lipspcpsia. Iiillioiis stomach 2o 1 1 Supprcwed or Tainlul PerioiU 25 -i Whites, too prolnse peiiods 2i l:l Croup, loiixli, dirllcult hreathinir 25 t Salt III. cum. eaisipelas. eruptions.. i'i 15 Kiiciiuiatiui, rhciiiratie pains 25 It; fever and :ikuc, chills malaria 50 IT I'll is, hliiiil or hlccdimr 5o p Catarrh, influenza, coM in the head 50 -il) hoiipini; CoULcn, violent couuhs 5v 11 (General dehility, physical wiaknens Lo 27 Kidney disease M 5o 25 Nervous debility 1 1SJ .io I rinary Weakness, witling Isd 5n 2 hisea-'cs ol the heart, palpitation.... I 01 Sold liv dru;.i'ists, or sent potitid on 'e ctupt ol price. iT. iluaiphreys' MaJ'Ual, (141 -a''s ri'.hlv bound in cloth and gold, mail ' ie. " llUMl'lllil.VS MKD. Ii; & 113 William St , New York. SPECIFICS. KIXI.OC SCII'lOU-Tin Kell-vt: ciool ol dress cutting at corner ol irt itn! Hiker in the Knlton house is now open, .-.soli not limited. La-iies areiuiiteito call and e'.mine the system. Children Cry for PITCHER'S Castor. a fVVE EL E 'ON BUT WE IVAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Underwear Hosiery, Etc. -EVER We hav& just opened onr FALL and WINTER CLOAKS and JACKETS, both in cloth ami pJueh tfO'jds, and we feel justified in saying that they excel anything ever shown in the VALLEY. We ask all call and lot k knowing that we can please you as well as suve you money. At r i TT A "V"F, 00 THEY HAVE APPLES, CAULIFLOWER, 0RAN.IK-, CELERY, LEM ONS, BEETS, CRANBERRIES, TURNIPS, CABBAGE, AND CARROTS. FLINN BLOCK, - - - ALBANY, OREGON Still We are :: Our Summer Stock will complete FURNISHING GOODS, VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES, LADIES' AND MISSES SILK AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. SCARFS, V FILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC. DRESS GOODS Very attractive lines in new colorings and latest novelties. GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR I Latest Styles ! High Novelties High Novelties! o a. W. SIMPSON FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. KKHIKKABLK KIMI I K. Mrs Michael Curtain, l'lainliulJ. Ill, makes the statement tliut she can-lit colli, wh'u-h settled on her Itnirfs; she was treat d for a month by her family ptiysieiau, but grew worse, lie told her she was a hopeless victim of i-omsiiiuption and that no medirine ii.uld cine her. Her Uruugist sui; nested Dr. King' New Discovery lor Consumption; the bought a bottle and to her delight found herself bene tltted from the tirst 0oe. She con tinued its use aud after taking ten botlics, found herse.f sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well us the was. Free trial bottle of this great Discovery at Fosliay cS Masoir'i Drug Stoic, large bottles ;"iUc, aud 1.W CROWDER BROS Contractois and Builders. Jflice on First street with Wal lace A Cusick, real estate agents, lbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buiJdingsorcarpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. IX) K SALE. One heating stove and one 1 cuok stove, hoth 'n good condition. Kor information inquir at Postal telck-iaph US& r, r, Alliiiercei HAVE NOT AN- P HAN OUR hands; SHOWN IN ALBANY.- TOU 2STOTICED THAT tirocery Store is always full of fruits, vegetables, the very latest in the market. If there is any thing to be had in ihe Lead! be found than ever. larger and more WHITE GOODS Anything and everything in large assortment and end less variety. ! Ladies, Misses & Childten's I pepsv. This is what you ought to hnve, in fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy lite. Thousai.ds are search ing tor it daily, ami mourning le cause they find it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our people in the hope that they may attain this boon. And el it ma v be had by all. We guarantee tliat Electric Bilteis, if used according to direc tions and the use persisted in, will bring you good Digestion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We recomi lend Electric Bitteis for Dyejiepsia and al' diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 5tlc and $1.1H. per bottle by Fonhay & Mason, Druggists. Ol K AM)JI Vlltl E. It is seldom that we apt ear in the roll of spiritual adviser of family phy sician but there re times when we feel justified iu calling: the atteutior of our many subscribers to an article of true merit. We feel jiit-tilied in buying that Moore's Keverltd Kemedy con tains more actual merit than ai.y medicine it has ever been our got d fortune to test. One trial will make you as enth&iatic as the writer. T IT. A FCI.L STOCK Of.. Staple Groceries Glassware. The best quality of .teas, coffees, candief nuts, etc. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable houBe Is also to be found a complete assortment of fresh family groceries, to which is constantly lieinif added all the seasonable lines of Krocerica aud pro visions, such aa 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 Hero all hoc.elit when prices ere low and tlielieiii titof tie margin will be (liven to Ins customers. Kcnieiiilicr the p'arc. it the old comer on First and Uroatalhin Sts. Conrad Myer. H. R. Men and AUiIcics' Wear our Vulcanized Gum Sua jiensiry to prevent jar, strain or injury." Weak men are cured wearing our vulcanized gum 3iis titnsory of varic ccle (enlarged veins) nocturnal emissions and iinpot'ncy, Vigor, comfort ami longer life assured. No pain; no poisonous drugs. Price oniy fJ. N aied circulars free. Vulcanized Gum Suspensory Co.. Rooms 111, 2), McVickcrs Tht at re Building, Chi ago 111. I'ay Viiur City Taxes. The city tnves lor lwl arc tin t'tie and pavab e. The money is nc Vied .in ! every J imiitidual shouM Icok the nuittir up and ,-ec tl nt tliei aieffid. If not paid iu ineili ab ly ihcy id hccoine dclini;iii nt. The il.'i! tax is also 'iiu- and if not ;iid the order will lie Kiven to kill u'l the dnf on nl.oiu taes luvc nut lici'ii paid, J. X, IIilfFMAK, Jl.iiili.il. FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and lictall OnuLfists Booksellers ALBA" Uriel for Sale At mv kiln one mile east of town, or delivered anvwhei. m t lip eitv. W. C. CaS-SELL. Star Bakery Crockery PlainfiklD ! CONSOLIDATION The Cheapest and Best WHY 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 land is eh vated and has a fine 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 $2 each ; because they are a snap. Ask those who have seen. Seeing is believing. Are you in it? R. F. ASHBY, Manager, No. 65, Washington Street, Portland, Oregon. The Albany A FULL LINE OH. MAMMA p. HE CARRIES A FOLL STOCK OF NICE FURNITURE. ? : 4 :UIt r IS PLA 3E, - - - OPPOSITE 0PER4 OJi THE IPACIjVIG STATES CinTliTfl rnai b. LMl f OF SAN Oilers ao Absolntelr Ml FOB SMALL MONTH L AMOUNTS. Mx dollars per montn win uouiiting tne amount invested in Money loaned on real estate security at b per cent, ior full particu lara apply to S. N. 1 u 2 Hii ' to 2-2 2 a - " .e" W n n B fm 'XI21 i i " mi m CO xf ipllililillsilff! m ........... -i-.i-i rrvw."-. E . - MK5 Hi z s oio ft re 1 ? sir c e 5 BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. H- F. Merill, Pret. J. Laoaior, V. P-, J. W. Bias Cashier. Tnnactsa irenerat banklnfr huntens. F.xch"nire b'lUKht and sold on all the prin cipal ciltcH iif the United States, alao, Great Uritain, France and Germany. Olleetiims at all accessible points made on fa- arable term. Intercut paid on time deposits. P EVEilE HOUSE, ALbANT, 0R.-CHA8 ll nctoer, rrop, Only flriit-eclaaa house the city. Largo sample rooms lor com' uercial men. kitchep. no Chinamen employed in the LOTS 1 Buy in the Market. Furniture Co OF UNDERTAKING. "Have you seen those lovely lounges at Brink's? They are the prettiest iu town, and all his new furni ture is simply elegant.'1 They all say so, ard an in spection will prove it. Trices always the lowest o nmrmi ifi DUILIIU FRANCISCO Safe Festal amount to SlUUU in eevf n years. mat time. STEELE & CO.. Local Agents. a cole if a ee a Kal VaB 7a iu ' I ar at lit I La m e-se;s SOx" 8Sleic w aa s os-sri 5 leiyayyyyji ii j 09 O u 0. RED CROWN Mills ItiOM, LAKN1NC at ( rrspa. NEW PROCESS FLOUR ii (Superior for Family and Baker's use) Best Siorage Facilities Cornighsst cash price AXPANT aid for wbeaCVt ORICON I affiilfjliAifli 4 kl atlfrff Jlf i34f s f i I THB- Yaquina Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HOGO, KeceWer. ARC Oregon Development Dos Steamship JLlne Than by any other route: Accomodations aneurpaaaed for comfort aa safety, t ares aud treiirhu via aqulna aa the Oregon Deveopuient company's abiua, much Ices that by any ether route ween all points Id the Willlaii.ctr al ind San Francisco, SAIUNO DATES, rsOM TaQcma. Willamette Valley ... ... Sov. 8lh W V . " ISth Willamette Valley SS th Wi auie te Valley.. Dec. Cih raoa saa naatuioo sT ........ Not. 3d Willamette Valley. - :ith Willamette Vallev " Sl Willanie:te Valk v Dec. id The company neerve the riyht to chaig teamen or aailinir dates. daily rashtveia raams," Except Sundays.) L Tac,olra 7.00 4 at I Lv Albany 12 20 r Corvailti 10:SA an" Corvallis r H At AHiany -1 :'Jo a I Ar Yaouina 4 ai p. a. O & C tiaine jouiect at Ailu andCsi Wm. H Hoas, C, . Hoeos, General banaKeii U. r P. Aftnt CorvalliB, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE KCUKT SUSTA RCUTK California expna trains run I'aily witru I HOKTH 7:00 p ni.-Lv.. loi'ij p iu..Lv. . S.15 am. .At. .. ...Portland ....Ar.. 7.& am ...Albany Lv.. 1:3 uo ... S. Knuiciw.Lv.. 7 ou pm Laral Pans, lrala Uaiiy- (Kx. Sunday 8:05 a m..Lv Portland Ar..- 43X pm 12:iu p m..Lv... Alliii) L .. I2.UU am 5:40 p niAr.....Kouur Lv.. n:JVaai Lrbaaoa Ltraai Ii. 1..'kpLv Albany Ar.. : p tJipm At ....Lebanon Lv y 6 am 7:tuam. L'. AUaiiy. Ar.. t-4a pm bioi..Ai Lebaun.... Lv.. t !v pm ALSA.XY LOCAL, DAILY (EX(Xit Sunday, fi.00 p a.. Lv.... Portland Ar a a K.uo r Ar. .. Albany ...Lv....6.ou a a FULLMAJi BUKFKlrjhEKFLKB. TOURIfcT HLEEIIKG CAF.S, For accomniiKiatinn of Se?ooi!-t lata Fa aenirersa'.Uclicd to Lxiresa 'Iraina, Woit Side Ulvlxloa. Between l'oitland und Corvallii Mall Trala Bally - Exiept (Sunday 7:30am..L- ...PotlanJ ..Ar.5.So p. m l10pui..Ar Corvania.. L. l.6ip. m At Albany and Corvallis cotinect with trains ol Urtyon PaeiticKailroad. Exprrss Trala Oally (Exo.pt Sunday 4:40 p m. 7:26 pm. Lv.... Ar.... Portland . . . Ar. Mi'Mirjnviile.Lv. S:20am '6.46 am THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH aV For tickets and fall infomiaticn rs irardinic rates map, etc., call on con.pau) ' atrent at Albanv. K. KUr.lll.KK. E. P. HOCERS, Manacrer A net. li. f aP.A A WEAK MAN Can ore himyt-lf of i he Je- plorable results, of earlv abiifce and perft-ctly retttore his iuorand vital ity by our home treatment. The remarkable cures of honelets cases of nervous debility and private complaints are ever" where stamp ing out quackery. Treaties and question list, a physician's gift to suffering humanity, will be sent ftee to those aillictec". Address with stamp 1 lONEEK INSTITUTE, 4t)5 Kearny t.. Room 2. 8an Francisco, Cal. We carry a large tttck of irintci'd stationery, well as sorted, bought direct from the manufacturers at a low figure. and can give the lxt of work in all kinds of printing for the least money. Trv us. "II. V.. Cohb. THE MARKETS. ALBANT QUOTATIONS. Wheat M'.jc Flimr H S et bbl Pot itoea '4.10 KjrKr-;iic Butter 20,!,i'ic Lard 10$liiC. Hams HiSl.V. Bbouldcrs luc. Bacon 12c. Hops VUn 14c. Huy l iuiotllV. 10 nata anil oha.T Apf.J s ir-cn. .Vv per tm. FlUJia Dried, tic pt r R. AppVs dried tileailieil 'ii.'?? nan J-'ei 4 2 c CbicktsuB- vunir :50; oU ti&H so Mutton t::t 50jK;r head. Hoirs SVi. dreooix. Veal -aiije. Wool lfc!ile. When in want of somethinir sweet Piieh af honev. mai.le tvntn. etc., call on F. K. Al en. I?on't forget that F. E. Allen in now running a grocery stoic ot. posite Masonic Temple. ill & Stark will lw .rlo,? show you their large line ot bean- tiful eilverware. It will do yon geed, even if you don't buy. 225 MILES SHORTER. AND 22 Flours Less Tim