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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1890)
THE MOItyiyG HERALD: FKI1UY, FLinilJjUiY 28, 18J0. A.MU WEEKLY lAI). I 'i;n';-.!iil every morning except Muiulaj.j e!iv -n il by carrier, per wci-k...... V m ill, per y.i ....... 11.J6 . 00 WKKK1.Y. (l'ubltficd ci-try Friday llornm.) ne copy, per annum, iu advance , W hj-i nvt t'utl iu advance $2.00 JO Mails it tlic M'jany prrttolnee cloee Fr,r ,11 nitira north The Kastern rtatsu ' 6;::.) a. m, J The West Side I And the NairowCiaiixe K. U. Kor Portland and $alem 11a. CorvallU and Vafjuina .12:33 r. x ottioe south .......-. 0 p. The pustoffieo will 'he closed each cvei.ii.j; rom six to seven o'clock. K.-"iitered matter for thn 'early inornuijr ttsiulih'iuld be- nuile I before o clock the previous eveuintr. OREOOM PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Departs 1'agnenzer Freight.. .... .ill.15amil.00pm KEMOVAL. Tha olfico of the Daily Jand Weekly Hkhald has been re moved into the Foster block up stairs in tho rooms formerly occu pied by tho Masonic lodge, where larger and more commodious quart ers have been fitted up. Patrons .of the paper will please observe the change. 1 he rol and spil the child" hii-it lus len liamls-d down to Us us tlio in nif f .-oloii:-onic wisdom, and is pietly jreiier ally accepted in iis literal tcnce, i ri'ully lifciiininj; :i m:i1t-r of jjravc douht as to its having niiv real claim to irisdij::: tit all. Tin; sins' I! intuiion convnyed in it as to the necessity of a disciplinary ivMraint win, ot course, coium.ik: to lio.ti swav, hut tie implication of ti:e actual application of tin rod it rapidly litcomin ubst'ltite. and it is generally accepted t.'iat u.'gying never made a fcood man of a naiur ally bad boy and has made bad men of naturally good children. The self respect of the hild is a thinsr to be cherished, but ko long as the mothcis and the teachers ol the land find blows so inu:h less troublesome ro five than compan ionship, confidence and advice, the abuse will go on. There may te a time when manual correction is ne cessary, but the buny teacher is not the one to apply it, and that fact is pretty rapidly diuunin-: iiun the minds of the people. When it be comes fully acknowledged np life of the teacher will be relieved of oue 01 us greatest iiiginmaiva and hardest tasks. Put A M oney In Tliy Al'iD GO TO KRAUSSE & KLEIN, Purs e Who Carry -the Largest Assortment of Hoots and Shoes iu Albany And lay in a supply of ltaots and Shoes. Owing to an important chains in our "busing -Eedu.ctio:n. Will he made in our entire Mock of Hoots anl Shoes, and we will sell vou yood? OUR NEIGHBORS ON SILVEJt COINAGE. Perhaps our Southern neighbors are the most interested with us on the subject of eilyer coinage, and a monoy basis on that metal. The matter was presented to the Pan American conference by Mr. Estee, the member of that conference from California. Mr. Estee propose that the nations represented in the confer ence shall have power to coin, in certain proportionate amounts, sil ver of a uniform weight and fine ness. The dollar is to consist of 4122 grains of silver, 900 fine.: The United States shall coin not lees than $2,000,000 nor more than $4,000,000 a month. Mexico and the rest of the republics are to bo permitted to cqin not -more than $4,000,000 a moath, the proportion of each to be determined by the amount of population. This inter national silver, coin is to be made a legal tender among all the nations issuing it. There are other provis . ions for creating and dissolving the : Monetary Union in a given number of years. An International Com mission is to oe established, and regulations, made, tor the withdraw al of all silver coinage that is not in accordance with the standard. The establishment of a common silver standard was one of the subjects proposed in the invitations to this conference, and the scheme of Mr. Estee is, per haps, as good as any that would be likely to meet with serious consideration. It need not be said that the plan, if adopted by the conference, would be only in the nature of a suggestion, and could not be put into operation without being ratified by the re spective governments of America. Herein lies the chief difficulty, as each of thesp governments lias a silver coinage aad a standard to which its inhabitants have become ' accustomed: Some of the eastern papers in commenting upon this proposition think there m nothing in this scheme except its- uniformity that would compensate them for making this change. So far as the people of the United States, pro concerned, the plan, if adopted, would makf) no. alteration in the system of-silver coinage or the amount of the monthly issoe. Fcr this reason, if for no other, the rest of the American nations slight be disposed to reject it as merely an effort to bring their silver coinage into harmony wih out own. The dollar of Mexico baa a' little more pure silver in it than the t-tandaid dollar of this country. The silver peso of the Argentine Rt public is worth about ninety-cent?. Should the Estee plan be adopted it is probable that a portion of the re dundentr Etjlver 'coinage of the the United Slates, would flow off to South America. But tne Argen tine Republic and Mexico t would be apt to ask; what they could gain by degrading fbeif silver standard - still lower in order to accommodate the people ' of Ibis- country. In congress this scheme, if recom mended by. the Pap American con ference, would be sure toencounter strong opposition, both from the ad- - Yjocatctf pf free silver coinage and from the frieqds of Secretary Win dom's bullion oill. Obviously the plan wquld be one of great advantage to all ot the countries, iqterested :n it, and if.it can be adopted as a compromise measure between the apparent ex tremes of Mr,. Vindom'8 plan and Last week the warm pleasant weather made every o.m i-ol as though spring was cl .- at haw', but this week the uip:ini nth wind rather pots a different phaee upon the face of nature. However it accomplishes one thing at least, it seals up the fountains and makes high water an impossibility for a few days. HSTF.un.vY the Jacksonville Times of January 30 reached our office. How it got here is a mystery, but it certainly had a weary long time of it in making theiHo. NK IV TO- 1A Y. HOltsES-Bou.htaiid sold on most favor able terms. Apply to A. Senders at Marshall's or Sihmeer s stable. FARM c ... ovi.E-200 ACKKS OF choice land, al. under cult ration, tour mites south ist of Albany, for sale at a bir Koio. lnqu e of I'aul ilincenmcir, or at this office. LOST. Rot'XD GOUl LOCKKT. WITH IIIAUONO Bcttinif ; nontains a lady's portrait- Suit able reward will be paid for i( return to this office. R SAtiX. A NEW 81MOKR MKWtXO MACIIINR. at ureatly reduced rates; also choice canary birds, English and German singers. tor particulars inquire of Hrs. wm. Myer. FOE THE flEXT POKPY DAYS ONLY iiOiiper tbau ou ever bought themjU fore I ifHT- s this crrt os sturoat rics. Li tic Won setter due black and tan month, auswers to the name of' "Dan Liberal reward will be paid fur his recorerv a M. SLOAN. IirANTSO AOKNTS, OKNTLKHXN OR LAUIF.S, TO II Handle a new invention, that U inde- pwiiililif and sells at biitht. Address K Uoodrich, Albany, Or. ANTED A OEKMAN WOMAN WISH- ts a situation to do eencral housework. Apply to Mn. Louis, at the Uevere llouae. vv PARTIS WISHING GKAVKL r'KOM the Wilkins pit nearihis city mut ca 1 at the Oiflce o' the Otckod Llud Cj. and ro cure ticketi. Bi order II Wiikins, FOR SALE! A No. 1 JIII.LINEK V STOCK in a No. 1 lo.-atiou in the thriving nty of Albany. Low rents and sp tndid roun:s. For particulars address firm P. O. box IK, Albany, Or. WANTED M.N OK GOOD SELLING ability to represent us as tales aeut iu this town, (t 'QO to $0 per year can be made ) Address, Wanamaker & Brown, Philadelphia, Pa Tho largest clothimr and merchant tiilor house in America. A tine line of toilet soaps at Stan ard & Cusick'e. Tinware'w irrante' not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's; Go to Phelps for the latest styles iu commercial work. . Good morning. Have you trie! Hubbard's elegant lotion. Hubbard's headache capsules are a sure cure. Ti y 1 1 iem . Fine dressed chickens this morn ing at Goo. C. Henderson '8. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Great clearance sale at W. F. Head's for the next 30 days. Fine dressed chickens to-day at Geo. C. llendersonV. For school books and artist nip plies go to Stanard & Cusick'e. Cheap Astoria lots in the exten sion to th Railway addition. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. If vou want a choice cup of tea try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. K. urowneu. Business men who want neat, tasty stationery get Phelps to do their printing. Buy lots in the extension to the Railway addition to Astoria. They are cheap. good second hand oruan for : 1 sale cheap at the art studio over Gcrdon setter do? black and tan colored, i -1"" county uauit. acw customers as wen as om ones will be made welcome at Spencer & Blackburn's. Mr. Martin Ludwig, the best tinner in the valley, will remain with Matthews Washburn. A speedy cure for catarrh war ranted in every case. Appty to Dr. Patton. Smoke tht celebrated Havana filled 5-cent igtrs, aianufactured at Julius Jost b's cigar factory. Bristles in your mouth. You You won't have them if you buy your tooth brushes at Hubbard's drug store. We will guarantee you as good or better goods for the same money as any house in town. Spencer & Blackburn. The finest lot of cabbage of the m soason was receivea ny Messrs. Mueller & 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 fine imported and Ke West cigars, t?o to;'M. Baumgart chrar store, one door - i;at of lack man's drugsto'i -. Work on the Albany ' & Astoria railroad will probably begin in the spring out Phelps will do your printing for yon now and do it right, ., - .:. .:''") If you want, thi best quality when' buying yonr groceries, and at the lowest prices give me a call. Prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed. ., . Ueo. Qi Henderson, t Mn-Stanard, of the firm of Stan ard & Cusick, is a competent: pre scription draggist of five years ex jexience. AH prescriptions intrusted to them wili be accurately com poanded.t 1 For sale, No. . 8 Superior cook stove,' 1 cluster leg, walqut dinina Uble. l kitchen Wble, 1 safe, 6 cane bottom chairs, and 1 A grade plraeton for sale at a . bargain. In quire of M. J. Monteith. . Matthews & Washburne are anx ioustoinaea wager-that Martin Ludwt. who will remain with them, makes the best wash boiler made m this valley. 189 llattb's t IVasiitprne, OREGON. Special uearaee Sale jfiO() - i iP AtBAHV' To make room for my large commence January 20th a :prirg stock I wiH GEAND CLEARANCE TKAYED OK S.OLENRrROU THE i premises of Denver Hackleman, rear Alluuiy, aiout Sept. 1, three younl irsldiKa, branded thu HL on left shoulder. ' 'Iwo three year old and one two year old, the la'ter uarit coior, tne otntrs sorrel and red dlnb' brown. Any intimation leadihc to their recovery wili be suitably rewarded by the uudersiKiied. E. II. LOUD, 1 NNCAL SCIlJOL MftKfl.tO NOTICK IS .T. hereby ;Wen to tl)e lejal voters of s -nooi district No, :, unq county, ureiron, that the regular aonuai school mnetinr of SAid rchool dltrict iU be held on Mmday, tne so aay of Marco, at tnfl noar of 7 o'clock f x. ot ' said day at the joart house, in the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon. Tor the purpose ot bearing: ths reports of the di.eotors and olerl; of said'kcta'obl dis trict and to ery a tax f it the support ot the -hooh for thaeturaiOif year. Also tth the purpose -if levying tax" for tb pape of p f iox igrrest 0(1 the 'bone's 6 laid kebool district, and for' the tra section; ol any other business that may legally come before said niMtinv " " ' By 'order of toe-board ot directors. liated rcbruary Is, 1890. C. G. BtJEBiUiT, Jons Fosiut, District Clerk. Chairman Board Directors. STKtYKU HORSE- A M KPICM SlZKD bay hone, with a blazed facej a.vd 'One eye 0 it, aiout lour years o-a, ttaa strayed upon the t -rm of uaniei Hou He, near lan e it. ili. owner can secure the h' irse bv callini "t. the premises and p lylnir calir s. r'Oit-S VLE--CoKA.S UUtAT ol timothy, balinl; will be sold In quantities HA1 to suit at reato 1 tble rates for cash, at the stables of L. Senders. Oaaoos rxscTBic riusp.is ma aosf v.a. leant medicine in thelWOrht for interna and external use. and fr pais oi kt, nature, you will never Sni its equal. Ask yoor drujrxUc for 1L ' . . . HEAL THYSKLK WITHOUr MKtUCINE ' This tan b done I tidintr liitnn tn remove all foretn or injurious matter -from the sr stem. b n 01 Dr. Wilf ,td lfir n.w hyjfonlo truutment. -Address J. B. HuVhes, Aent, Albany, Oregon. WA5T(- TO SUTASMALLSECONlHll .KDCOOE stovo aotLdininu table. Aiklnn m Herald otUce. f W, MOENCII ft PE ER U. vintractraaiit builder . RUETrSER, Pinna artA. I. no II and details fundabed for all kh.daof trau. 1 a 1 brick bUlld.Mys, biidee. ete All work pi uiptly dJJe aud guaranteed to be Qmtciaa. ' j....... ,. . . SEED WHEAT. For the purpose of improving th ed wheat of Linn emmty, a a e neeti wheat of Linn cmintv a 1 r load of Australian white wheat, for the free coinage measmes, it would j fprinnnr fall rowintr, has been M.aUh .nnrnhaitiiin. (?oncrresB " sale, Wlucli 1 n)W must make some disposition of the silver question. utter to tanners. For particular anf Fanmles lnmiirc if W. V. 1 Crosby. AlDany, Oregon. 4 ONE TRIAL MAKES A fleplar Customer. VI Y COMPLETE STOCK AND hlODSST PBXCZS Ar what rite? it. Yott an or iaUy invited to be one l htm. C. E. BROWNELL. Have you got La Gnppe? It so. buy an arly Breakfast or Jewel Jstove or Range and you will have a strong pull on Laving the happust home in tht? Valley Call and examine our Anti Rust Tin ware .1 rrr if i iinmiin mm 00 WORTH GOLD WATCHES I take this method of intorming the citizens of .AJbaa .ad iciait that I have jiiAt opened a first class clothing store io connection with my merchantile business, and have added the most complete stock- of gents Remember tins means everything in stock mut have room, aiul we do not purpose to let Portland oi any other city beat us in prices. We want to see you all and will save you money. SPECIAL BARGAIflS. IK CLOAKS. GENTS' FURNISH IMS GOODS. GENTS' NECK WEAR, GENTS' HOSIERY, UMBRKLL.tS, HOSIERY, LAPIES'. DRESS GOODS, LADIES' FANCY GOODS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR. LADIES' HOSIERY, LADIES' NOTIONS, Goods and ever brought to the city. Io order to advertise my business I have de cided tn trive away over $500 worth of Gold Watches.. Every purchaser of t. dollar's worth of goods, for cash, from the clothing departmeat will receive a chance for one of thse gold watches. Stock is all aew purchased ig the east for spot cash, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES .'i Call and examine my stocic oefore purchasing elsewhere. f3"No trouble to"show goou.. I Albany, Or. G. IF. SI3fJPSOy. LACK GUia'A LNS, ETO..ETC. ?KT .IF1 ZEEE-AOD " ; Albany, Oregon. SPAt Remedies -r-juj. Hjt j i'jm . - ECo I ltir?r; SOLD"B' Masco The City Liquor Store, IT. BAUMGAKT, Proprietor, pF.iiXiM to thejOdd.Fellowa cm pie, Albany, Oregon Keep constantly on hind theflnest imported anddomMtic woes, liquors tcl-oos. onlvtlmtHiteflrein 4hn ett SITOAUTJOfT'Oil PAIDTOORKBS FROM THE C08XTBY ..... . . r.:' :iiif. ' 1 ITEB STORE -AND- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oats and potatoes, to supply customers on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and my increasing home trare, where I sell in quantities to suit the rurchssers. OfFo foot or Fernr street. r. m ;robertson. Will & Stark. ' -X r ': v - . , ...... 11 nt tela I fci'll UcAk It f'.i!... ,.,.:i ..... -r irisi. flJMil ntttOT eU, asi sissai aal nUr -- -m a jj 1 -mm Z7m iV-l So, MO. SP" -'tm si v bb m SLasaStWia BD M W. m. A fssT v I lllSo. Oxford MSUKTT-. Vast "f 1 .'1 . .. XU8&Qztedai,i Oosttur. TT HnnmrCa, Xmr Todri ... - We have b Jafjit a 10 date dueed rat which duol cfttlsstatf, ido Tlia Leading PilOTOGKiPHERSi 4UM, ocok. ave b )3hta. he necatlves made b 1L vr ' a . (Nov ..1885) Duplicate. b at. s " e sli,. iave about MXT VStlvea? h S5L?' " lupl'?. eai' e bad at lilt teSw!?. &l Zj- cfttis statp. :i do : arged work it:W'rZiiTOP?wV,'y r ) L 1 -lV! sf . 1 J'waau
