Morning daily herald., March 11, 1890, Page 2, Image 2

THE IJEIJALI); TUESDAY, MAliCH 11, JlSUO.
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' c : every Friday Mrmn-f.)
II-
o i-ojif . it annum, in auir.uce...
!' tt iii.l in advance
2.f0
mi: si.uls.
Vails it tlu Albany istofti;-e close
Korall otfiou north
flie Kiistt-rri state
I he Wot Side
I 6UJ0 A
r.d the Narrow (l.uujc K. 1C.
for Portland and Salmi II a. "
r-jrvallii ami Yitijuiua li;:t'j r. ,
ottice south - 7:30 p. i
The postoiliee will'lit- vloai-d rai:!i cvehii g
rorn six to seven o'clock.
Il-Lstere:! nutter fir tin "arly morning
irain should lie mailtvl before o clock the
vrevioiu eveniinr.
OKE(iN PACIFIC T1MK TAKLE.
Arruet Uepurta
.... il.l.'uiiiil.OO m
,. ' S ."- I km a
' Meniier. .
Freight
i;kmovai..
The "like of the Daily ami
Weekly IIku.u.i lias leeri re
moved into the Foster blork up
stairs in the rooms formerly occu
pied by the Masonic lodge, w in-re
larger and more commodious quart
ers have been fitted up. Patrons
of the paper will please observe
Hie change.
(JAllL Foil 11UMAX LIFE.
In the advancement and piumefs
of science and arts, the road to
success often fraught with dan
jrer to individual life but Ft he ad
vancement is made notwithstand
ing this fact. An eastern exchange
says that with almost every prac
tical advance in science, with
very new mechanical appliance
intended to lessen human toil,
increase the comfort 'aiuraujiinent
the happiness of, the human
family, come unwonted da Hirers, to
life and property. These nt-w
risks are none the lo tobe de
plored because the ajrjrrcjrate of
casualties may be lessened a- a
result of the adoption of the new
appliances. If an improvement
the chief value of which is the
saving of many lives is found de
fective and liable to cause death
in rare instances, I hejdeiVcts
should lie corrected as promptly
as though it were entitled to 'no
credit as a life-saving appliance.
The wheels'of progress -a n not be
arrested liecause lives are sacrificed
and yet human life is so sacred
that it should be carefully guarded
at every possible point. A gov
ernment that neglects to care for
its individual members is but
slightly removed from barhariMii,
and philanthropy can find no
higher employment than in devis
ing mean" for the safety of lifeand
neaitii. laKing electricity as a
familiar and striking example of
l i
.f '
scientific progress, with its attend
ant dangers, the chief object of
electricians should be to lessen
the risks in In; use of that won
derful and beneficent agents. It
is destined to piay iTtoo important
a j art in lighting, heating, and
motive jiower not to remain per
manently in use, but its death
dealing qualities must Ik- reduced
to a minimum.
Jn all probability tne ilangers
that are attributed to electricity
are wonderfully over estimated,
and a minimum of loss of life even
attracts" attention because it is all
before the very sight as it were of
the entire community.
Amkiccax jtorkjhasjidways been
an oljeet of aversion in the mind
of (Jernuiny's diplomat, and there
fore it has been practically fhut
out from that empire. Cut Em
peror William has raised the
embargo andjiereafterjit is to be
admitted, only having to run the
gauntlet of inspectors appointed
for the purpose of keeping out of
the Empire those- trichinae and
socialistic baccillae with which
the great Chancellor has lilellous
ly declared our pigs to le infested.
It is hard to conceive how the
epohistical reasoning of interested
money men, can pull the wool
over the eyes of people to the ex
tent of making them believe that
there is actual danger in the free
coinage of silver in this country.
One of the bills now before con
gress, and the one that applies
squarely and fairly to the ques
tion, without any sophistical
whipping around on theoretical
plans presumably to meet the re
quirements of the case but really
to offer loop boles for the money
- ocra?y to get in their work, reads
. as follows :
?'l$e it enacted, etc., That from
and after the passage of this act all
holders of silver bullion of the
value of $50 or more, standard
fineness, shall be entitled to have
the same coined into standard sil
ver dollars of 4l2o grains troy of
standard silver to the dollar upon
like terms and conditions as gold
i now coined for private holders:
that the standard silver dollar
heretofore coined and herein pro-
videdjor shall be the unit of ac-
count and standard of value in like
manner as now provided for the
gold dollar, and shall be a legal
tender for all debts, public and
private, except where otherwise
stipulated.
Skc. '. That so much of the
provisions of the act of l ebruary
28, 1878, entitled "An act to
authorize the coinage of the stand
ard silver dollar and restore its
legal tender character,'" as provides
for issuing certificates on the de
posit of silver dollars, shall be ap
plicable to the coin herein named :
and so much of the said act of
February 28, 1878, as provides for
the purchase of silver bullion to
be coined monthly into standard
silver dollars, be, and the same id
hereby repealed.
Sfc! 3. That the secretary of
the treasury is hereby authorized
to adopt such rules and regulations
as may he necessary to enforce the
provisions of this act."
Our country throve, expanded
ami prospered under free coinage
of silver side by side with gold up
to 187."! when the coinage of silver
was limitedj gold being retained
free. Our financial situation since
then has not borne out the prom
ise that this course was supposed
to make, and a return to free sil
ver coinage is the most logical con
clusion to arrive at. It was safe
then, audit is the only safe course to
pursue now. Any scheme to limit
silver is not what is wanted nor is
any scheme to retire the green
back circulation what is wanted
'either, for it has assumed a place
in our commercial transactions that
cannot he conveniently nor so
economically tilled by any other
circulating medium. The , people
want it and it should be main
tained. XEW TO-DAY.
Il'ANTKD -A woman ti help at house
W . work on Saturday of ach week. Kor
partinilars apply nt this office.
W AN ' ED A 'irl to il' ironeral house
work. Apply to W. W. Crowilcr. ::d
street, lUcklenriu'ii M addition.
"llfAN TED Three pair of Chinese pheas
IT ants. Inrpiire of Curran k Mnnteith.
IlfAXTKj- i nr., uji'.r
IT for a useful houseiiokl
can make from . I :".0 to 8200
further inf rmation a 'id re;
Saattle, Wa h.
men l.j eiast)
I artiele Aent
can make from $1:10 to S200 per month. For
further inf rmation address E. F. Wade,
Ksattlr, Wa h.
C W. A Yr.r.S, AltcUl 1 I' ANl SIVEK
J. iiilendant. Olli x over Kii !t a(in:tl
liaiikl'i dint', Alhany. Or. Wcrk so.ieiud
from all parts of the eoiintr.
HoasKS - l!ou
aide terms.
:htand sold on ma.H favor-
Maishall'a or Slmieer'sstal.Iis,
pAUM
A elioire
r'vitt iiK) ACKKS OK
:e land, alt under cultivation, tour
milts southeast of Alhany, for sale at a lor
ain. Imiitire of Caul Minccnnieir. or at
this otliee.
Iot. Rorxn ooi.d i.o-i( rr. with iu.wonp
J setting; contains a lady's portrait Suit
aide ward will he puid for its return to this
otliee.
STKAVKI OK STOLUX r'KO.M Till:
P'cmi'4 of Penver II i .klem iii, i tar
A! f.v.iy. a S- ;t. 1, three voun Jfeldioii,
liriniKil th:iJ II L on left .shoulder. Two
tlw e.ir old ami one to year old, the
la-:.rd :rk ' r. Hie others sornl and red-ili-.
i oii!i. Any inf nnuti"M Itudinir t
tin ir re -iivery will l-e suit.ibly rewarded lv
the u.nlersiiieil. K, H. Lo;;,
All.anv, O..
loi: H1.K A OXili m. 8 raxok. Kkason
1 ii-r s-jl'.ii-y, watitnl a larger stove for
h.ith -on;ici-tioiis Apply to l Vikrwk.
s.'.. A skw sinokr shwino mh iiink.
at srertly relil.-cd rites; sils; eli-ii'-e
canary hirds. English and fierman siticrs.
For piiii -uiars iiKpitrc of Mrs. Win. llyir.
U' A vi rti--.iKvrs, (,i:xn.KKS on i,.ur, to
lia'i.lie a new invention, that is iiid :-
punsiMe a:ul stM-: at siclit.
Address K.
i ;h d' li li. Aldany, Or.
WAXTEO -A tIF.KMAX WOMAN WISII
e a situation to doucticral housework.
Apply :o Mrs. Louis, at the Kevere House.
Mi.n: sale: a xo. i Mii.uxr.itv stock
JT in a No. I li.-atio:i in the thriving city
of Alhany. Low rents and sp'endid rooms.
For particulars address firm l O. box
Alhany. Or.
y.VXTEu MAX OF UOOI) SELLING
V a'lilitr to represent us as sales agent in
this town, "(3.100 to ilWJ per year iran he
mads ) A-ldres, Wananuker & Urown,
I'hila-lelptiia, Pa
The largest clothing and merchant tiilor
n h .H'i in America.
CI 1$. WINN, AUENT rUK THE LKAli-
in;,' fire, life and.ar-cid;nt insurance com
panies. MONEV TO LOA.X HOME CAI'ilALON
t'ood real ctatc security. For pArtieiv
lars enquire of Geo. Humphrey.
Stkvei)horse-a"meiii;m ;sized
bav horse, with a blazed face a .d otic
eye out, about four year o'd, has st raved
upob the farm of Daniel Houck, near Tau
ifent. The owner can secure the horse by
calling at the premises and paying charges.
HAY FOK- SALE M.'LEAN CHEAT ,OH
timothy, baled; wilt he sold in quantities
to suit at reason title, rates Jfor cash, at the
stable of L. Senders.
0"
RKQQ5 RLitCrRIC RKLIKf IN TIIK Mi. SI Ki.K-
rant medicine in the world for Interna
and external use. and for pain oi an nature.
Yon will never find .itaj equal. Ask your
druggist for it.
HEAL THYSELF WITHOUT MEDICIX?
This can be done by aiding nature to
remove all foreign or injurious matter from
the system, by ue of Dr. Wilford Hall's new
hygenic treatment. Address J. K. Hughes,
Agent, Alhany, Oregon.
I ITA.XTKD - TO BUT A SMALL RECORD-HAND COOK
V t stove and dininn table.JIAildress "S,"
Herald office.
T
I J. contractors and builders. Plans, speci
tications and details furnished for all kindaof
frame and brick buildings, bridges, etc. All
work promptly da.ie and guaranteed lo be.
first class.
Albany Opera House,
Grand opening of the opera house on
Mciday, Tuesday and Wednesday
MABCII 10, 11 & 12,
Return of the favorite tragedian
JOHN S LINDSAY,
Ami his excellent enmponv. who will
appear on Monday eve io. the
beautiful drama entitled
liprjk Barbarian
General adiniaairin fn r.
served scau 75 cents. Seats now on
: sale at Blackuan's drug store.
Put
ft
And
Will be made in our
EOB
Shavine lr cents at Vieieck'e.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews & 'Washburn's.
Go to Vhelps for the latest ttyles
in commercial work.
Hubbard's headache capsules
are a sure cure. Try them.
Smoke Browi 4 Eastham s
5-cent cigar Brazil.
Shiving 15 cents on r'undaya or
holidays at Viereck's.
Tinware warranted not to tust at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Great clearance sale at W. F.
Kead's for the next :0 days.
Fine dressed chickens to-day at
Geo. C. Henderson's.
For school books and artist tup
plies go to Stanard & Cusick's.
Cheap Astoria lots in the rxten- j
sion to th Railway addition. '
Tlrx.-int ir-irrmilnil nnl tr mut tit I
A 111 II 11 l. 11 UlllMllVV .t IIMfc Wli
Matthews & Washburn's.
If you want a choice cup of tea
try niy 40 cent tea in bulk. C. K.
Brownell.
Business men who want neat,
tasty stationery get Phelps to do
their printing.
Buy lots in the extension to the
Kali way addition to Astoria. They
are cheap.
New customers as well as old
ones will be made welcome at
Siiencer & Blackburn's.
Mr. Martin Ludwig', the best
tinner in the valley, will remain
with Matthews & Washburn.
A speedy cute for catarrh war
ranted in everv ease. Apply to
Dr. l'atton.
Smoke tht celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent :.;"rs, manufactured
at Julius Jos ih's cigar factory.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, the only
plumber in Albany that can make
a wipe joint, will remain witli
Matthews Washburn.
For your line im;urtcd iini Ke
West cigurs, co u M. liaumirart
car store, one door -us! of Mack
man's drug eto'
11 llllt S iWilltlOD
TO ALBANY IS
now on the market and compnses
1G5 large, level and beautiful build
ing lots. The blocks have eight
lots to the block, each lot being (0
by 100 feet. The streets are CO
feet wide with two large avenue-,
one of 100 feet and the other of !0
feet in width. There will probably
be a motor or electric line to this
addition before long. For terms
of sale apply to any real estate
agent in the city.
NE TRIAL
-MAKKS A
Reaular Cystomer.
MY COMPLETE STOCK
AND
MODEST PRICES
Are what does i -.. You an
or lially invited to be'one o)
hem.
C. E. BROWNELL.
Xotlce r DItHolailaa.
TTOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN
11 hat the late firm of Hopkins &
Saltmarsh. composed of T. G. Hopkins
and George W. Saltmarsh, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, the said
Georjre W. Saltmarsh retiring. All
the liabilities of the firm are assumed
by the said T. G. Hopkins and Mary
Saltmarsh, a copartnership this day
entered Into under the firm name of
Hopkins S- Saltmarsh, and the said
lust named firm will collect all out
standing Accounts and claims of the
late firm of Hopkins & Saltmarsh.
Dated this January :U. isyo.
T. G. HOPKINS,
GEORGp V S LTM ARSH
No tic 3 of Dissolution.
NOTtCR lEIIBRRT OIVK5 THAT THE CO PART
nershit heretofore exiitin? under the
ityln anc firm name of Ashby & Dickinson
in ht-reby dissolved by mutual consent, Mr
It. K. Ashby retiring having sold his inter
Ht in and t said firm business to Mr. George
Dii.klnwn, -ho will eonti" " ime.
R.F. Asabt,
Albany, M.'on. February 2stu, icsto.
6
0
M o li e
Garry the Laipt
lay ira supply of Hoots ami
tntiieMcck of 1 i t mxi fclioe?, and Ave -will sell ycu
THE. iNEXT FORTY
189
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Ml
ll
lie
To make room for my large Spring stock I will
commence January 20tli n
GRAND CLEAEANCF
Itfim-mber this moans everything in stock. mus
have room, and we do not purpose to let Portland or
any other city Ueat us in prices. We want to see
you all and will save you money.
SPECIAL BARGAIflS IJST CLOAKS.
GENTS' FUKNIS'llNO GOODS.
GENTS' NECK WKAK,
GENTS- IttiMKiiV,
UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY,
LACK UV Krl'A
XilW
MSMtPIKffid
G-. "W. SI3VES03ST
HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS
Lie
MM
Embracing fine line f hii, which will be sold atjbottom prices.
Remnant , Counter
Hm ben established, and iu order to make room for new goods he wil 1
?cll ..is large stock of uress goods, remnants, notions, etc., at a
VEBY GEEAT BEDTTCTZ02T.
i''ai v. Or.
- I
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M-Ai'NNViLLE College
McillSNVILLE,
W IM A fp
v I n t1i
AUD GO TO KRAUSSE
Assortment of Hoots and Shoes in
SLocs. Owimr io an important change in our businets
Sale Kill!
1UUU
LAL IKS' DKESS GOODS,
LADIES' FANCY GOODS,
LADIES UNDEUWEAK.
LADIES' HOSIERY,
LADIES' NOTIONS,
llnS, ETC..ETC.
Alban.v.L
es
n
ol
G. W. SIMPSON.
ACADEMIC
AND
CULLEGIAT1
Departnients. In the Academia
Department there are four courses (
study of three yeas each: C'arsioaL
scientihc, normal ana business. In
struction is thorough ; 'ocrl:on, heal
thy! expenses low; advantages, first-
ll(:.l 1U.-CC. I UII .blulUlil-
. i: in cuialogue, for which addreu
- T G. liHOWNSON,Piw.
- 0REG0a
v lit A-
3
Ml
Pit
r
goods cI;phj t-r itan
DAYS
BAR ROWS & SEARLS
t-r.i'Tsi.i.. -vv
i BOOTS and
BARROWS
Jif, (L11H VUG li L O CK.
( UPIOiV Kh unless Vf. I Doi-.plas' name aiid prie are staaipr4 w
f A Jll ihe liononi It the Ucler cannot supply yoo. send direct to iaUwrr
enclosing atltettiteu price.
IV. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
Sui'l !y
2
rvwililiows k
l r
P
ll
nv
r.ariy
-t-'and
"be
. .ill lJ--C-O
l.vsaiXi xamine our Anti-Rust Tinwar.
FOR PURE DRUGS,
TOILET
AX1)
HE ALSO
In ii nil X
ft a S 51
Iii II II "
The Finest Line of Pianos anl Organs Mb
wiuunun valley..
AX'n KXMlJN-' HIS STOCK
O T T
jjft mt
jl-
do date (Vm 5"nWlt,ve mad J'y Clark and Greenwood ni
aoaaieoov , iss?) Duplicates ean be had from them onlrofnsaire
Sa'l lirtMaClt "W1 at loweat raten for flrst-cls work. We
Must To Ter 5 ,tDdI iD Fr,n,8 Mo'. " to ftc
rse,
Albany
autr loiiiiht them Ik fore
ONLY
NOW HAVK A
m
n
-OF
For spring trade at price
that defy compeeitjon. Give
us a call nnd buy your shoes of
us at bedrock price?. Good
gaods and Kjuare dealing.
& SEARLS.
Vine Coir, Bravr Haa4 Crala
and t'rerdBKNtr Vatrrprr.
nst In ike Wrld. Lxaaalnehl
S.M Vcnnlnr Hand Kewrd
S4.M If andoPewrd Writ kk.
S.5 PnUrr and Iarnrr' hn.
t-xtrm Vain- air ibc.
-.'.3 A 92 WrklBKnara'
Miac.
-J.no and I.T3 By Krnool
.411 Made In CongreiM, Ban
and Lace.
$a & 2 SHOES ii
8BC I OK Mllr.
BEST MATERIAL,
BES I STYLE.
BEST FITTING.
W. L, DOI VLAK.
Brorktan. l(n.
L- E. BLAIN.
roe.
ALBANY, OREGON.
LITE
LINE
SHOES
tvashbn
. Hardware, doves,
11 . . T . - . . .
OJL nave yuufcoii l.nppe: li so buy aa
ureaKiasi or jewel Stove- or Hange
you will have a sti-one pull an harin
uappiet home in the valley. Callaa
FAKOT
TO
GOODS
a l mmm.
Urap, Fsbib, Oils,
tofintaiticiat.
f books and
tc
enrafnrty
ap mm Tim
CARRIES-
Leading
PHOTOGRAPHERS
ALBANY, OREGON.
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