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THE MORNING HERALD: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1890. iHorniaflgaUgJuraUl WKEKLY TEKVS OF 51 i-.-OUitTiMN I'liMlshbd every morcinw i-iit Muiwlaj.; orivered bv earner, per wcok.......... y.jn v mul, per y-ai 5 00 WKEKLY. (PublUI.i.l every Kriuay Hornn:g.f no copy, per annum, in advance 2.C0 When not p-Jii i: advance 2.E0 TEH.tllS. Mails t tlie Aliunv postotlU-c close For all offices north ) Jfho Eastern states I CUi : cjo a. m, fhe West Side 1 And the Nairn C.iue K. It. Vox Portland and Salem ... ..11 a.? Corvallis and Yafiiina 12::i0 r. u office south 7:30 r. m The postoHics will 'be closed tacli vveiiii g . rm six to seven o'clock. Registered iua'.:tr for tho !early morning r ruin should be ru.uic.-t before b clock the irevious eveniuc. OREGOX PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs .T. .mTlSMn ll.00p in ' ri.2"inii CfOa i'u'iwcriKer. . freight. ISEMOVAl. Tie office of the Diilyjjand Weekly Herald haa been re moved into the Foster block up etairs in tho rooms formerly occu pied by the Masonie lodge, where larger and more commodious quart ers have been fitted up. Patrons wf the paper will please observe the change. ;00D LOOKS AMONG CRIM INALS. In some works of fiction we find desperate criminals endowed with handsome forms and features, but when reality is searched after, or when the novelist is a careful and conscientious student of nature, and with his port and bruflt copies nature instead of imagination, ugliness instead f beauty is found in criminals. It is said Unit the custom pre vails among Europeans, if not in sill American prisons, to shave the heal and face of criminals in urder to have fhe full force of the moral expression furnished by the con tour of one and the outlines of the other. A profusion of hair may disguise the head whose shape often reveals a degree of turpitude. A luxuriant mustache mav hide a I mouth about which lurks the evi dence of the basest instincts. It is after having consulted thou sands of heads and faces in many prisons where the worst criminals are confined that the moralists form their conclusions. M. Tarde, a French author, formulates the result of his studies in a lxxk which he calls "Comparative Criminality." The following para- graph is from his work: "Uy its ' .: l . t l ... l '.. : i straight torehead and nose, by its mouth regular and gracefully i curved, by its chin prominent, and its smu never too 'I .ur ! u ! to the head, the classical head forms a perfect contrast with that of the criminal whose ugliness is his chief physical characteristic.'' Professor (Sarofsilo, of Naples, ex presses a similar idea in different fashion : "The wicked expression of the face, the evil mien which is ly common consent, called patibul ary, is very common in prison. It is rare to find a criminal with regular features and gentle ex pression. Kxtreme ugliness, ugli ness that is repulsive, is extremely common among the women." The Russian author Dostoievsky, who for politicsd reasons has passed riome years among the worst crim inals, talks in the same strain in one of his novels : "Sirotkin was the only one of the convicts who could really le called handsome. As to his campanions of the same class (those condemned for life), all were horrible to look at. Their faces were simply hideous and disgusting." Tarde adds that of 27" photographs of criminals of the worst class submitted to his inspection not one could be called good-looking. The repulsive faces were in great majority, and a great part were monstrous. As to Naple, where the men are unusu ally handsome, and the women for the general reason that as you go south the "physical differences of exterior between the sexes be come less and less strongly marked are generally plaiu, the task was more difficult. There is probsibly proportionately a greater number of handsome convicts in the south of Italy than in the northern coun tries. Yet the rule remains the name. Any one who sees fit to observe, if he has the time, the criminals in courts and prisons, no matter in what country, will find the rule of universal applica tion. The changes constantly going on in commercial circles, causes new enterprises to spring up, and new methods to be adopted. Nature relates one of these changes, that was wrought almost by accident, in relation to the kangaroo shoe leather trade. There are 6.000 kangaroo skins received in ' ' rri Newark, w. J., every ween- nwy , art- al! tanned in one large estab lishment on Sus-ex avenue, and are then made into 'line slx.es". j Australia and New Zealand furn- ;sia kangaroo hides fur the world. ! The kangaroos sire killed in us- ' tralia about ."DO milen bark from the coast, and an? i-hippi d trom Melbiurne. Sydney, and New castle, in Australia, and from Masteiton in New Zealand. Up to 18!) the kangaroos were killed and eaten in Australia, and their hides, were cut into shoestrings. Put an Englishman named Brown in that yesir discovered "the re markable, character of the leather, and brought several thousand skins to this country. 1 le tried to sell the hides to tanners, but they were shy of the novelty, and he had to sell them at a sacrifice to a bookbinder. The bookbinder inside triangular corner pieces in ledgers ami commercial books out of the skins, and so ascertained the good quality of the leather. It wsis in this way that the large' leather factories were iirst attracted to kangaroo hide. The skin was found to Ik1 very tenacious, and the compactness of the grain pre vents its absorbing water, while the acids in blacking meet with an almost impervious substance. Activk efforts are licing inside to start into life the old board of trade. There is one sure way of doing that, and that way is for every individual holding a mem lership in it to attend each and every meeting called, and assist in pushing forward whatever work may come lefore it. It is well enough to bear in mind that the officers alone of any organization cannot make si success without and active working membership. If von want si board of trade turn out to the meetings instead of growling at somebody else for not doing so. X'ikntikic cxieriiiu-nt lias demonstrated that petroleum can be solidified and transported in that shape. It is claimed that in that shape they are non explosive and inexpensive. NEW lO-DAY. WANTED Three pair of Chinese pheas ant i. Inquire of Curran & Monteith. WAXTKD- Two young men to canrasg for a useful household .article. Airtnt can make from $150 to 820) ptr month, for further inf rotation address E. F. Wade, Seattle, Wath. , CI V. AY EltS, AKCHIThCr AX 0 SL"cKK J, intenriatit. OtB.c over Fi bt atioDnl hank huildintr, Albany, Or. W ork noiicited from all parts of the county. STOXK MEN ATTENTION -Bii's will he revival up to 12 o'clock noon on Satur- liy. March (, for the furnish in, and rutting of Htone for Ihu liank of Ormron ImtMini' I'.id-i must Htate tho ;tnrry from which the stone is tiKen and a sample piece of the 8ani0 prcaIC(,. lnfl,rnn,n Wen and p1hm be 81X0 at the ol!icc ; -' w. Avers, in the room of Alhanv & AMoria railroad company, Fist National hank building, Albany. Oregon. The right ia re- c ved to reject any and all hidn. HOUSES liouht and sild ou m. st av r able terms. Apply to A. Sinltrstt Marshall's or Schmeer staVes. ijTARM Full SALK-'l'O ACES OF choice lunil, al under cult vat on, tour miles foutiuast of Albany, for ntit a btr Kain. Iuquite of l'ul Mimeo ne r, or at this office. LOHT. ltOl'ND OOl.d LrKKfrr, WITH DIAMOND BC'-tini;; containti a lady's portrait ouit dtilc reward will be paid for it return to tn 8 ollice. STRAVKD Oli STOLEN FltOM THE premises of Denver Hackleiuan, rear Al'iany, a tout Sept. 1, three youn gcldingx, branded thui HL on left houIdcr. 'I wo thrcr year old and one two war old, the latter dark color, the othtrs rel and red dish brown. Any information leading t their recovery will besuitably rewarded by the undersigned. E. II. LOUD, A'banv. O.. 1 lyANTSD AOrT3, OKMLK K.1UKUU.U, IU II handle new invention, that t wde pensible and sells at biht. Address It. Uoodnch, Albanv. Or. WANTED A GEKMAN WOMAN WUll es a Rituation to do general ho isewoik. Apply to Mrr. Louis, at the Kcv. re House T?OR SALE! A NO. 1 M 1 1. LI N E it V STUCK Jj in a No. 1 lo tation in the thriving rtty of Albany. Low rents and speudid coonui. For particulars address linn P. O. box 99, Albany, Or. 1ITANTED M IN OF 0oD sifeXLlNU If ability toreprenent u as fst'esattent in this town, (1200 to $2000 per yar can be made) Address, Wauamtker k Brown, rhiladalphusv The larjfest clothln? and merchant tUlor nt taouao in America. M"ONEY TO LoAN-iioMfi CAHT.to UN irood real e-tats security. For partien. lara enquire of Ue. Humphrey. S tbTyed horse-a medTum-Sizkd bay hone, with a blazed tao axA one eye out, about f oar years o'd, has strayed upon the farm of Daniel Hou-:k, near Tan irent. The owner can secure the h irse by c'lin?at th i- n' inti o vnr oh8; HA. tin j . K -o AM bu jii Ul timothy. hsMI: will Ik to! I ia quaul.Urf to st stab 0" to suit at rea o b e rates for cash, m tbe stables of L. e idrrs. ft BOON BLMCrftlC HKLlKr Is THK xi,sl K a- rant medicine in law world for interna and external use. and for pain oi an., nature. You will never And its equal. Ask your drujofiatfor it HEAL THYSELF WITHOUT MEolUlN'i This tan be done by aiding nature to remove all foreiirn or injurious matter from tne system, by use of Dr. Wilf.ird Hall's new hyiftnic treatment. Address J. B. Hughes, A'enr, Albany, Oregon. ANTED- -TO BUT A SMALL 8KC0.1D-II NDCOOK stove and dinimi table. Address "S," Herald olUce. LW, MOENCII & PE Kit Kt El'I NEK, . contractors tuid builder . Pinna. geii ncutittia tnd details furnished for all kinds of frame an 1 brick buildinirs, biiiLces. ete All work .r. mptly do.io and guaranteed to be first clan. SEED WHEAT. For the purpose of improving the peed wheat of Linn county, a car load of Australian white wheat, for spring or fall nowin.', has been sent to me for sale, which I now oner to farmers Fnr i.url iiMiiur. .anf samples inquire f W. F, . U.. t u.... viouj. iuy, ureguu. "Put Wke And Sreepin Will he made in our entire suck i ois- him tliot. sail ue will j-eli you FOR THE iNEXT FORTY HOHK EXTRA BAUUAIXA In Ural VMntt Oflrred by Itnrklinrf l Blalln. A Bakoain VVc have a good house and one excellent lot situated w'thin two blocks of the court house, which i offered dirt cheap. This is a No. I location ant) is worthy of in vestigation. Price $2,500. Good 11 story house and one good j corner lot on first street, situated within six blocks ot cht business cen ter of the city. Pi ice $11300. This will le good business property m a eliort time. Small two room house and one lot iu Abbey's Addition for $225. 25 foot front on First street in the business part of the city, the best bargain iu the. city, for $o0 per front foot. A sioud new cottage centrally lo cated in the 2nd. addition and one good corner lot for $2100. 2 good vacant corner lots centrally located in 2nd. addition for $2500. A good new cottage and one good lot in the 2nd addition. A bargain for 51250. A new house and 2 good lots in Klkins addition for $850. A good house and 1 good lot iu 2nd addition, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets for $15!50. A good small cottage on 5th f treet, in 2nd additiun and one good lot for $1050. Half cash balance on time. 22 feet front on First street, in one ot the best business blocks now pay ing good interest on pries asket', on easy terms. Home and lot on 4th street, Hackle mail's second additiun at $10 JO A good bargain. Lots and blocks in Goltra's i'ark addition for sale on the installment plan $30 cash balance $10 per month. Several lots in Pipes addition for sale at a small advance on original price, on easy terms. Lots in Uacklemens 2nd., 3rd and 4th additions. Call and look at our city listof property. 10 acres choice fruit land near the citv for sale at $125 per acre. Tracts of land within a few miles t the city in tracts of 5 to 20 acres, good for fruit or garden purposes for sale at $40 per acre. 100 acres of land 30 acres cleared, some improvements, snail house and within two miles of Lebanon for $1000, good terms. Uood farms, improved and unim proved, in all pares of Benton and Linn counties for sale from $20 to $40 per acre on easy terms. 4G acres of excellent grain or fr-iit laud situated within C m l. -a of the city. This land is all clear and every foot in cultivaiio". Price $40 per acre. 5 acre tracts adjoininsr Suford's addition to Yaqiua City. 1 his land has a nice slope to the bay and com mands an excel'eut view of the bay. Price $120 per acre; A eash, balance on time. This land" will double in value in the next CO days. We have a few good city lots to trade for farm property, if you would like to make an exchange of this kind. Call and see us. BtntKrIAKT& MAM):, Real Estate Agents. ONE TRIAL HAXJCS A. Regular GsstomtTF. MY COMPLETE STOCK AND 11I0DEST FBXCES Are what dnesljt. You art or ially invited Kto be one i h-m. C. E. BR OWN ELL. Notice or lilaaalalin. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat the late firm of Hopkins & Saltmarsb. composed of T.G. Hopkins mid Georre W. Sa.tmarsh, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, the said Georsre W. S;iltmarsh retirine. All I lie liabilities of thf firai are assumed by the said T. G. Hopkinf and Mary Saltniaih, a copartnership this day entered into under the firm name of Hopkin Salimursh, and the said I .st named firm will collect all out standinir accounts and claims of the late firm of Hopkins fe Saltmarsb. Dated thl- January 31. 1890. T. G. HOPKINS, GEOKG" V SALTMARSH Money In Thy Purse, toy fhe Largcst lay in aupph of Roots and To makf roomfor my commence January 20th a 9 Special Ml ue GRAND CLEAEA1CF lteiii'-'iiibfu this nifatiN everything in stock. mus huvtf room,-and we do not purpose "to let Portland or au yluaicity beat us in prices. We want to see Tou all. and will save you money. SPECIAL BARGAIflS IN CLOAKS. GENTS' FURNISH I NO GOODS. GENTS' NECK WEAR, (JENTS HOSIKRV.) UMBRELLAS. HOSIERY, IL.A.O.K GTTETAIinS, ETO.. ETC XT F BEAD '0 $5oo WORTH GOLD WATCHES I take this method of informing the citizens of Albany and vicinity that I have just opened a first-class clothing store iBtonnection with my mcrchaotile business, and have added the most complete stock of gents Furn Goods ISI1M ever brought to tbe city. In order to advertise my business I have de cided to give away over $500 worrh of Gold Watches. Every parcha r of one dollar's worth of goods, for cash, from tbe clothing departmet t wilt receive chance for one of these gold watches. Stock is all new purchased in the east for spot cash, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Call and examine my ftocs: oeforo purchasing elsewhere. fST'No troub'a to show goo.-. Albany, Or. . G. TP. SIMPSON. SkUB GO TO &CRAUSSE & KLEIN,- Assortment of Boots Shoes. OwiEf to an important chaise in our business iKeduction mm am large Spring stock I will LADIES' DRESS GOODS, LADIES' FANCY GOODS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR. s LADIES' HOSIERY, I LADIES' NOTIONS, w3 Albanv, L fP3i W 1 '""in. I . V m mm. I i ami Clothing audioes in Albany good ( !. ; - i ilm. u otr bought them before DAYS ONLY: - BARROWS & S EARLS Dry Goods, Notions. Gents Furn'gs BARROWS HLUMJtmtG BLOCK, I I A I J I I I ) l t?l u bU'" - " s . '"'""w u ia elmBffartveMi;.ed t.rice. IV. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN. S..1.1 1m- t Havt- you got L,a Unppe? It so. buy an Early Break tast or Jewel Stove or Range and you will have a strong pull on having ihe happiest home im tho Valley. Call and examine our Anti Rust Tinware FOE PUEE BEUGS, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS II !l If HE Ali?0 f J !l ii I The Finest; Line of Pianos Willamette vaiiey. CAIX AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK -AND BOOT and SHOES AGENCY FOB THE LUDLOW Ladies Fine Shoes. Also Agency for SI. D. WELLS & CO.'s Boots and Shoes. & SEARLS. L- n"lM' price arcataatpad oa. aier aauotaaBpir you. mm ' , aea4directo riae Calf, Hcary Mmn4 Crala 4 reMor WaierfrMi; Kent lm the Wr!4. KusbIm kl CcBlate HaM tevHI Hke. 4.M Hand-Pewed Welt Cbae. -.5 rllce aat fr'araarra' (that. .5 Extra ValBw Vntt skweT r a Warklaxaaea-a - aa4 tfy' AU Made la Caaatrraa, Bmttmm mm lace. & $2 SHOES FOR LADIES sbe res mwsrs. BEST MATERIAL, BEST STYLE. BEST FITTING. W. L. DOVCLAS. Bro-htoa. Haas. L E. BLAIIM. OREGOM. j&LBUdflN, UiDgg, Paints, Oils, raad tenatartLrW alsA a fan liae of books ani fOMf7. pariodjeajs, etc, EOT FraawiipUuM carefully compowdad IU CCO FfllCTS TEMPLE. Albaay Oraroa. - ARPTTPC and Organs in tne 3a
