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THE IMQliXLNG IJEIMJ); SUNDAY, lEJUiUAliY 23, J8D0.
:aily nd Weekly
1 K'.:. tV .L'l'.(JiIt,Ti"N
i.li:-in.i o:r.v ni'irning iin Monday.;
v;-r. i 1, carrier, per wee!....... o.li
3 00
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WKKKLY.
IiUi-!.e! every Friday Morning.)
i topy, (xt .-uuiiini, in advance
". !.en nut I in r.ilv3ii:e ,
looks, has voluntarily now. to the
Sandwich Islands, to become a
nurse to the colony of lepers on the
island, comes under a ditlerent
view when all the facts are taken
int consideration. I'raflically
she is committing suicide and use
lessly, too. A correspondent to t lie
Sc. James, Kr.idaml Ca.ette says:
"In reference to the inisr-ion of
Sister lUisc Gertrude to the lepers
"'."Ifolof Alolokai, it is diilirult to sup-
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Mails tt the Albany pt office c!e
For nil ollict.ii north
Uic Mest Side t
And the Xuirow liauge 11. I:. )
For Portland ami Salem Ma. m",
(.Virvallis and Yaquina ..r':Jp. u
oiKce south . 7 lot) p. M
Tlie postotlifc will 'he closed each evening
rout Mix so seven o'clock.
Registered mutter f ir the Jrarlr morning
train should l- mailed before .s o clock the
i.reyiom cvciitH'-'.
OKECOX PACIFIC TIME TAI'.LE.
I'asseniicr.
Freight
Afttve-t Departs
.'11.15am 1.00pm
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KEMOV.1L
The ollice of the Daily and
Weekly IIlk.u.d has been re
moved into the Foster block up
stairs in the rooms formerly occu
pied by the Masonic lodge, where
larger and more commodious quart
ers have been fitted up. Patrons
of tho paper will please observe
the change.
THE SIL VER QUESFIOS.
l'erhaps there is no subject be
fore our people, that outweighs in
ii terest that of the coinage of sil
ver. The arguments on both sides
are carried on with spirit, and
whether free coinage or paper issue
on silver bullion is to be the rule of
action is the real question, for the
demonitization of silver will not be
longer tolerated.
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, is
one ot the able exponents of the
unlimited coinage of silver and he
lias written to the New York Tri
bune his views noon the subject.
As he is the recognized leader of
the unlimited silver-coinage con
tingent, his arguments may be
taken as the best that can bo ad
vanced on this topic. They are
interesting just at this time when
the whole subje:t of our silver coin
age if a living issue which congress
proposes to take hold of very soon.
Senator Stewart says 1,200,000,000
people in the world use silver for
money ; not over 'J00.000.000 use
old. The total money of the
world is given at $11,488,500,000,1
of which $3,831,500,000 is
13,711,000,000 gold and $3,94ti,000,
000 paper. He says if gold is the
-only money metal, silver and
paper should be abolished. liut it
would be impossible to get the
$$,000,000,000 in gold to take their
places, or if the silver be turned
into paper there would be $$,000,
000,000 of credit money based on
less than $1,000,000,0 .0 of gold -which
would be inflation with a
vengeance. He holds that in the
last fifteen years the stock of cold
coin has not increased, the present
production being entirely atsoibed
in the arts and in loss by wear and
otherwise, so that silver must be
relied upon in the future . for in
crease in coinage. But to demone
tize silver would reduce one-half
the gold supply, as that projwrticn
of the gold product is now taken
out of silver-bearing ores, which
would not be profitable to work for
either metal alone. He calls
limited silver coinage practical
demonetization. He holds more
paper money is needed, as is shown
by the issue of $4,000,000,000 of
paper money and that there could
be no possible danger until that
amount (4 coin was added to the
circulation. The addition must
come from silver as there is no gain
in gold, as above stated, and it
would be impossible to ever coin
$4,000,000,000 in silver in adoition
to the ordinary increased demands
of trade. He says Europe needs
all the silver it can get outside of
this country and takes $12,000,000
from us besides, and that in no
vent would this country get any
but the product of our own mines.
The present paper money of the
United States in excess of metallic
reserves is $426,000,000. To check
the rapid decline of prices every
where heestimates that $300,000,000
in addition is necessary. To place
this money on a metallic basis,
$726,000,000 of gold or silver would
be required. He does not believe
that the Nation could ever accumu
late that much in addition to an
nually increasing needs, and until
that point is reached he argues
there '.vill be no danger of inflation.
He concludes, therefore, that free
coinage is necessary to restore
values which have declined since
its demonetization in 1873, and
that s far from there ever being a
glut of silver, the only trouble
would be that "there would not be
eilvr enough available for the
purpose.
press a feeling thai she thus serves
the cause of humanity on the terms
of deliberate suicide. In the cafce
of the priest so acting (as in the
instance ot Father Damien), the
sacraments and ofhees of the
church must be administered by
him alone, and upon him they are
obligatory even at the penalty of
life. But in the case of the nurse,
and in all that a Sister may do,
the parallel fails; as does, obvious
ly, the description in the press of
Sister Kose Gertrude as "Father
Damien's successor." Sister Hose
Gertrude can accomplish for the
lepers no more than they can ac
complish for themselves if aided
by the support of funds from Christ
ian sympathizers in other parts of
the world. The leper colonv at
Molokai is hot stricken in prostrate
helplessness like men maimed and
wounded to the death on a battle
field. The sufferers pursue de
spite the fatal sign upon them
the ordinary occupations, and'even
amusements, of life. So tli.t for a
time, more or less lengthened,they
are fully able to minister to eat h
other's wants nursing included.
One asks, therefore, in the names
both of religion and common sense,
why a healthy young lady should
b encouraged to court death on to
false and emotional an issue.
oney In Thv Purse,"
imD QO TO KRAUSSE & KLEIM,
I Iio Carry ik Largest Assortment of Boots ami Shoes in Albany
And lay in a supply of UuoXh am! Shoes. win- i au impoitniit cliaisjrt- in our busing
S-weep
-EceduLotlor.
Will be made in our entire Mock of boots and Shoes, and we will eli you yo c- !::. pi r tl:tn -u eei bought them In fore
TOE THE NEXT
Itl SINK OTHt.
!
A line line of toilet
ard k Cusick's.
Tinware warranted
Matthews & Washburn's. !
Go to l'helps for the latest etyles '
in commercial work. I
Fine dressed chickens this morn- J
ing at Geo. C. Henderson's. j
Tinware warranted not to rust at i
Matthews & Washburn's. j
Great clearance sale at W. F. j
Read's for the next 30 davs.
-MQQQ Special
not to i ust at JLUUl
L'ati s ior me next ou tiavs. i ... , . . , . -i )
Fine dressed chickens to-day at room for my large Spring, stock I WlJl
Hon. Robert K Prtkk, Super
intendent of the Census of 1S0O, is
making every effort in his power to
inaKo me report as mil ami com
plete as possible. Municipal and
cbunty officials can materially aid
in this work, and this place their
localities, in as favorable a linht as
possible. Blanks have been sent
out to be filled by such officials and
it is to b hoped that they will
promptly ami cheerfully comply
with the requests.
NEW TO-DAY.
choice land, all under cult'vation. tour
milts southeast of Alhany, foe Hale at a hir
irain. Innuire of Paul Miiicrnniiir. or nt
Silver, ! thin ofllw.
FOR SALK A OOOD NO. 8 RANOK. KK.AS
I't-r Hellir', wanted a larger stove for
lAth connections Apply to I. Vikkri k.
LOST. RolX D OOl.d LOt'KKT. WITH MAMOM)
Hettinif ; contains a lady's portrait Suit
able r-jward will he paid for its return to thiti
office.
1jVK SALK. A NKW NIMiKR KKVVIMi ilAt'lllNK.
at jjreatly reduced rate; alxo choice
canary birds, Knlith and German si njferH.
Kor particuiara impure of Mrs. Win. Myt r.
Lost- IX
C.'. r.loti
THIS CITY OX HtTt'KltAY KBR. l.. A
loii setter dt jr black and tan colored.
7 iuoutli", ansaers to the name of "Dan.'
Liberal reward will be paid f rhis recover.
11. M.SLOAN.
WANTKD AOK.XIS, GKNTLKMKX OR I.AIUKS, TO
handle a new invention, that is indc-
penflible and sells at
Goodrich, Albany, Or.
MKht. Address K.
AXTKU TO BIT A SHALL Sf.c OND IIAMK'OflK
stove anddininn table. Address "S."
Herald ottice.
AKTIKS WI-HINU GUAVKL FROM
the Wilkin pit near this citv must call
at the office o' the Orcoo La..d ('. and pro
cure tickets. I!v order n J. HWiikins,
. OR SALE! A NO. 1 MILLINERY STOCK
J1 in a No. 1 location in the thriving city
f Albany. Low rents and splendid rooms.
K r part culars address firm 1. O. box J3,
A bauy. Or.
WANTED MAN OF GOOD SELLING
ability to represent us as sales aent in
this town, (fc!00 to iU00 per year can be
made ) Address, Wanamakcr k iirown,
Philadelphia, l'a
The largest clothm? and merchant tiilor
m hns; in America.
iteo.u. Henderson's.
For school books and artist sup- I
plies go to Stanard tfc C'usick'e. j
Ckcap Astoria lots in the t xten- ;
sion to tho. Railway addition. j
Tinware warranted not to rust at I
Matthews tfe Washburn's. i
If you want a choice cup of tea
try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C K.
Brownell. t
Business men who want neat,
tasty stationery get l'helps to do
their printing.
Buy lots in the extension to the
Railway addition to Astoria. They
are cheap.
A good second hand organ for
sale cheap at the art studio over
Linn County bank.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, the best
tinner in the yallev, will remain
with Matthews & Washburn.
A speedy cure for catarrh war-1
ranted in every case. Apply to i
Dr. 1'atton.
Smoke tht celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent Igirs, manufactured
at Julius Jost h's cigar factory.
The finest lot of cabbage of the
soason was received by Messrs.
Mueller it Garrett last evening.
Nothing like enterprise.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, the only
plumber in Albany that can make
a wipe joint, will remain with
Matthews & Washburn.
For your tine imported and Kk
West cigars, tro to M. Kuuineart
cigar store, one door :af! of Black
man's drujr sto'j
Work on the Albany A Astoria
railroad will probably begin in the
spring lut l'helps will do your
priming for you now and do it
right.
If you want the best quality
when buying your groceries, and
at the lowest prices, give me a call.
Prompt attention and satisfaction
guaranteed. Geo. C. Henderson.
commence Januarv 20th a
I'OKTV DAYS .ONLY
Cbiwillsalc $()0 jgpMafcs I Wasiiirne,
I
I
GEAND CLEAEANCF
SAl
Have you got La Grippe? It so, buy an Early
Break fast or Jewel Stove or Range and you will
have a strong pull on having the happiest 'home in
rhe Valley. Call and examine our Anti-Rust Tinware
111
WAkHBDBIL
$5oo
WORTH GOLD WATCHES
I I i tike this method of iotormiDg the citizens of Albany and vicinity
j that I have just opened a first-class clothing store in connection with my
j merrlinntile business, and have added the most complete stock of gents
mwM
Goods
Remember this means everything in stock
mus
i
and
Clothing
...wi ..... .1.. ........... .. .i.. r...i .1 '
v ....v. ... ..Vv 1,w.rv.v ci.li.1 to uive away over 500 worMi of Gold Watches. Everv mirrhr
any other city beat us in prices.
you all and will pave you money.
: ever brought to the city. In cider to advertise my business I have de
I cidrd to uive awa over 500 worMi of Gold Watches.
want to see i of ! dolUr's worth of goods, for cash, from the clothing department
j will receive n chance for one of th-se gold watches. Stock ia all new
purchased n the east for spot cash, and will be sold at
SPECIAL BARGAIHS IN CLOAKS.
GKNTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
GF.NTS" KECK WKAR,
GKNTS' HOSIKRV,
UMBRKLL.iS.
IIOSIKKV,
LAl'IKS' DRKSS GOODS,
LADIKS' FANCY GOODS, I
LAU1KS' UNDERWEAR.
LAD'KS' HOSIKKY,
LADIES' NOTIONS,
LOWEST LIVING RATES.
Call and examine my stoeK oefore purchasing elsewhere.
2?No trouble tojshow goot .
Albany, Or.
G. W. SIMPSON.
S1
TRAY El) OR STOLENWrHOM THE
premises of Denver ilackleinan, " ear
Albany, a out Sept. 1, three youni; eeltlinirg,
branded thuf 11 L on left Hhoulder. Two
three year old and one two year old, the
la tor dark color, the othtra sorrel ami red
dish brown. Any information leading to
their recovery will be,.uitably rewarded by
the undersigned. E. If. LORD,
Albany, O;.
HAY FOR- SALE-CLEAN CHEAT O'i
timothy, baled; will he sold in quantities
to suit at reason ible rates for cash, at the
stables of L. Senders.
0'
RKOON BLXCTRIC RKLIRP 18 Til II MOfT BJ.
irant medicine in the worM for interns
and external use. and for pain oi any nature.
You will never find its. equal. Ask your
druggist for it.
HEAL THYSELF WITHOUT BIEOICINE
This isn be done by aiding nature to
remove all foreign or injurious matter from
the siateiu. by use of Or. w ilf rU Hail s ne
hyiftnic treatment. Address J. B. Hughes,
A ,ent, Albany, Oregon,
ONE TRIAL
-MAKKS A-
Regular easterner,
MY COMPLETE STOCK
AND
LH0DEST FBZCES
Are what does it. You an
loor-tially invited ?k to be one ol
them.
C. E. BROWNELL.
aCHOOG MKETINO -NOTICE
NNL'AL
bervby sjiveu to the leal voters of
s -hool district No. 5, Linn county, Oregon,
t hat the regular annual school meeting; of
said chool tli-trict - ill be held on Mr.nd y,
the 3d dav of March. 1890. at the hour 01 7
o'clock P 51. of said day at the jourt house,
in the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
for the purpose of hearing the reports of
the di ectors and clerk of said school dis
trict and to levy a tax f r the support of the
schools for the ending yea t-. Also foi the
purpose f levy lug tax for the pupoe of
paying intern on the bont's ol said school
district, snJ lor the tra saciion ol any other
busine-w tht may legally come before said
meeting.
liy order of tne board of directors.
l.ated February 14, laW).
C O. Bl'.tKIIART,
Jons FosnAT, District Cltrk.
Chairman board Directors.
The Celebrated Frencli
CURE
AFHROBITiNE"
.LAOJ5 ci;irrLiisrs, etceto.
Albany, Oregon.
Will
r ranted to ,
cure
or money
refunded
S?TRYEi IIOKSE-A MEDIUM SIZED
kj bay hort-e, with a blazed lace a..d one
ee out, uliout four years o'd, has strayed
upon the farm of Daiiiel Houek, near 'Ian
gent. 'I he owner can secure the h rse by
calling at the premises and p.iying ehaigi s.
SKCKKT SOC1KTIES.
, . O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13; meets
Thk verv Self Sacrificing Spirit J ver Monday evenii,tf at the U. A. K.
1 HE Very Ben " f ( hall on f erry street, between Seeond and
that ha3 'een evinced by the lady lnird. Albany, Oregon. Stiangers in the
X. in allher youth and goo.1 '"'
BCF0R
AFTER
the ge ler-tive organs of either sex whether
arising irom the excessive use of stimulants,
tobacco or opium, or through j outhful indis
cretion, over itidulsemc, etc., such as loss of
Brain Power, Wakeiu'ness, Hearing Down
I'ains in the Back, Seminal Weakness, Hys
teria. Ncr-ous I'ros ration. Nocturnal Oniis
oioiis, Leucorrhoe, Dizziness, Veak Memory,
l.(sof Power and Impoteucy, which if neg
lected often lead to premature old age and
insanity. Price $1 a box; CboxeS fcr 35.00.
Sent bv mail on receipt of price.
A vYKITTKft a'K4.M KE is given
with every ib order received, to refund tne
money if a Perninnr-nl cure is not effct toil.
Vie have thousautlsof testimonials from old
and young, of both sexes, who have been
permanently cured by the use f Aphroditine
Circular free. Address
IIIK APIIKO Mt liriF o.
Western Branch, Box, 27. Po land, Oregon.
For sale by Fohay & Mason vvholesale and
retail drugtists, Albany, Oregon.
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SOLD BY
The City Liquor Store,
Jf. JiAUJfGAJtT, Proprietor.
sr.'et;dJortD the'O.ll Fellow' emple, Albany, Oregond
Keeps constantly on hnd the finest imported anddomestic w ncs, liquors
tc'.'i-ws. Onlv flrst-ckss liniifr store in she city
SPECIAL ATTEr 'ON PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
CUMxmm
yaawgwto . y are do Wmnu. tJkSUrmm
tar
ou.
iGnHa.
Mvm healthy deep ; also aids deeuii
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Jc-oTOtoma." H. A. Anas. M. D
tt QBtant Oonpixr. 97 Xomr 8C, SewTa-.
IE D STOR E
-AND-
GENERAL PH0DUCE MARKET.
WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oats and potatoes, to supply customprs
on the Ore-on Pacific Railroad extension and my increasing home trade,
where I eefl in quantities to suit tht purchasers. Offir foot or Frry street.
R. M. ROBERTSON.
scccn
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PHOTOGRAPHERS:
ALBANY, OREOON.
have n ht a he m-trot'ivcs made by L. W. Clark and Greenwood up
todate(Noi. ,lS8-: buplicates can be had from them only of us. at re
duced raUs -v c ah ; aave about lvOO nt-Ratives made by ourseWes. frMi
wlut h Jupl i . i . cai ;c had at like rates. We corry the oulr full iine of Tiew
cltl.is 6at. lJ.lo arged work at lowest rates for first-flags work. Wte
shall be pi. sIKl te i j ou at cur Btudia in Fromaa's alook, nzt ite t
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