Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, December 09, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOtmiNH FfBKALOt TlJESWAV". bECEMllEU 0, lt90. Uaming gaily Juraltl Daily 4Nd Wkeklv , TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION bAILT r .ibUssMd b-rsry montlo- except Monday.) .'Wand k? oarrlsr, pI waea...... 0-20 Mil, per yts t 00 WEBELT. (PuMtabad nrtrjr rriday Morning. ) m copy, par annum. In advnca...4r400 Wbsn not paid in xlTiim .. 0 - TBB MAILS, Mail t tha AlbanT pnatofllcs ekiM For til atVaa north Ttas Kastara atataa i6;30 . U, rtM Wsst Sida f Aasl ika Narrow On wt B. R4 I a Portland and 8a 11 A. a nnrallla sa4 -Yaqaina 12:30 r. m toCca sontn 7:30 p. m Tba paatoOca will ba djadaaeh sveidng Ma ada la savan o'clock. ' Baglarjd mattar for tha ly morning trila sttsnilit hs nailed belors o clock tha pnrtuaa erealav. O&KOON PACIFIC TIMS TABLK. Arrives) Departs .lU.13paHl2.20pu .jim;i.utiii A YISIOSARY POLICY. At the session of the National Farmers' Alliance a resolution was iotroducted indorsing Senator Stanford's bill for loaning money from tba) treasury on land at 2 per cent interest, the mortgages to run for thirty years. It will be re membered that the Stanford bill provided for loans up to one- half j the assessed value of the land. If this chimerical and visonary scheme is to be indorsed in sober earnest by the Farmers' Alliance it is time for the people of the United States to do some thinking on the subject of national 6nances. The San Francisco Chronicle sug gests that people of the United States should study the disastrous results of a similar scheme, the cedu'a system, in the Argentine Republic, and see to what it had led there, and what would be the inevitable results if the same or like system were to be adopted here. First, it must uever be forgotten that the government has no money and can have none. Sometimes the people deposit with the treas ury more money than is needed for immediate use, but it is still the people's money, not the govern ment's. This being so, if the pt -1 pie vote to lend that money at 1 per cent a year for thirty years up to 50 per cent of the value of land, they attempt by so doing to hi a rule of interest for themselves which cannot be ma'ntained, as the experience of centuries has shown. Two per cent a year will not pay for the use of money, tak ing into consideration taxes and the necessary expenses ; and yet the people are asked to lend their money co'lectively at a rate to which they would not listen indi vidually. In the second pla, the security is insufficient. The temptation to increase the assessed value of land in many places would be so irresistible, and land would acquire a fictitious valu which would greatly reduce the actual worth of the security offered. Land worth only $10 an acre would be assessed at $16 or $18 an acre solely to make the 60 per cent greater, the result j being that on a piece of land worth, say, $1000 that is, 100 acres at $10 an acre the government would be called upon to loan $800 or H) for thirty years at 2 per cent a year. What member of the Farmers' Alliance would lend his own monev on such security ami on such terms? The idea of cheap money is verv alluring, but the example of Argentine should teach us that clieap money may be very dear in the long run. The people there rolled. in money for several years after the adoption of the cedula system, but at lat settling day came, the paper money went to almost nothing and the tointry Wtuie insolvent. The people of the United States, including the Farmers' Alliance, should consider these things before thev indorse Senator Stanford's land-loan scheme. Eves the Indians are ' kicking'' over the lite lamented census and not without cause as they claim that the law figures will cut their rations short. According to th apport'onment hill Oregon will re ceive another congressman, which will cover a innltirude of sins. The Indian ont break begins to look like a case for ihe police in stead of for the army. Several of the ghost dancers have been quietly arrested ami lotige.i m jhh Their eal will probably not su vive a few daysimprisinmer.t. Paor. Koch's great discovery -. i. Kuitr iih nit a w to excite as much at - - tention as ever Ir is evident that the war department does not intend .o be caught napping by the old scoun drel Sitting Bull and those whom he controls. While there is noth ing in the situation to indicate any fresh cause for alarm, the govern ment is very sensible in massing troops in readiness for and out break, for the way to tight Indians is to strike quick and hard. A temporary success so exalts and elates them that they think them selves invincible, while if they are met at once and cowed by a superior or better-disciplined force they are apt to br come discouraged anl surrender or cease their war fare. The policy of General Miles in massing an overwhelming force of troops at the scene of Indian hostilities is the only correct one In previous Indian campaigns the soldiers have been so few that the Indians laughed at them. This Balpoi'k's generosity must touch the Irish heart. He has proposed in the commons that parliament vote 5000 to provide seed potatoes for the distressed Irish land culti vators, which are to he sold at a discount of 20 per cent in cash. In view of the fact that the distressed Irish land cultivator is on the point of famishing and has not enough money to buy a square meal this offer will not be con sidered a strikingly generous one. The lumlerii)g interests up the Sntiam on the line of the Oregon Pacific rai'road are becoming a part of the important industries of the state Outside capitalists have recently been looking the field over with a view of erecting more extensive saw-mills. Over 20,000 registered women voters in Boston in 1888, over 10, MX) in 18S9 and less than 8000 in m This looks as if the list was gr-ving gradually smaller and beautifully less as time rolls on. Jofferaou Mill. Goins dc Thomas, run the Jefferson Flour Mill, and have flour and ;e-d of ad description on hand. Sen 1 iii vmir orders. All. ... Farmer! We will puv ihe highest cash price for apples, potatoes and all kinds of farm produce. Call and see us oas. F. Powell & Co. The finest line of candies, nuts, raisens, etc., in the city for Christ mas at Mueller t tiarrett's, and we guarantee to sell cheaper than .my othes house in the ci ly. XEIV TO-DAY. Albany Opera House, Oiic Pcrfcrii a li e Only, THUltSDAY, DEC. 11 Apjiearauce of GOBTOFS Famous Now Orleans MINSTRELS. Composed of strictly first class artiuts in a refined anl statistic programme of genuine n.i.iMit-lsy. irand Uniform Street Parade and Open Air Concert at Noon Time. PRICES: Fifty and Seventy five cents. Seats are now on sale at Will A Link's Music Store. I.XrK Second hind show rases for i!e at r tf M trench's jewelrj store. I1TAXTKD A KMi Kirl to do ve..er.d I housework. Apply at the riMoeiic-e nl M Bauuiyart, c riier 31 mid L on Ml. liroOD Rawed on short notice Leave or If pers at Blrdicett & Son's sto'e, coruir r irst ami Ferry streets. SAN WA lias removed h s laundry to ihe iron hou the i-or ier ol Sei-bnd ami Lyon street. l,iott r Meely furnished rooms 01. 1 First street, tor particulars ino 'ire at in is nine;. W' AM ED Agents to sell real estate, both nia'e ami female Stea ly employment ami r- d pay. Apply to V. A Biirkhart, real estate agent, opp. site First at:oia' iKtnr. WANTKO Tosll 5 joke of KOo-1 rati'e with ok-s( chains, etc. Cattle loung ami in icootl comlitmn for further informa tion wr.te or call on iliane'te I'nlp A paptr Co. P O. ho. Oregon Cit Orrvon. DH. GFO. W GKAV bating sold h.h tlintist business, to give ponatsiioi .lanusrv 1, 1-!H. most earnestly reuuests his inan friemls, who wish him to put their teeth in good repair before retiring to call early. All who And themselves indebted to him, are evpectnl to call and settle srun Thai hackinu roruii can 1 a oukklj cured by shileh's Cure. We g'. .suite it Foshav A Mason. Si.IF.ri.nM miiiits, made miserable by that terrible couirh, Shiloh's Cure is the Keined) for you. For sale by Foehay Ji Mason. DEALERS IX STOVES. TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINCS f ani:fnrt iirerft of iaIvaiiixmI iron 1 - -- - K"rnice' '..nbing a s,cialty. uive ua a can. -HAS A FINK LINK OF SEALBTTE He also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens' fine shoes. You can find WANT JED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of- DEYOE & FUOMAN BUO.S., AT COST H I am closing out my dry gnodi to make room for a large '.ine o ooots and shoes and gent's furnishings. See lielow the liueH tliut are iroing at cost. lrefs (101 da, Cloaks, Flannels, Capes, Silks, Table Linen, Napkins, Blankets, Selesia, Cornets, Cambric, Towe.i Ladie's Underwear, (iopsainers. Call early while the assortment is still good. IE. CL Sea-rles. FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. flTTVfslW w- I Dsnlaa Skaea IfAUrtUn warranted, aad every pair haa his name and price stamped en kettem. 1 n hi Q O (0 i vnriri -aw VV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf and Laced Waternreaf Grain. Tha excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot ba better shown than by the strong endorse ments of its thousands of constant wearers. Se.00 (ennlne Ilnndawed. an elegant and 9 stylish dress Shoe which commends itself. M JOB llaud-aewrd Welt. A fine calf soon s uneualled for style snddurablllty. IQJO (inedyear Welt is (be standard dress O Shoe, at a popular price. SO. SO Pellcemanra Mkee U especially adapted w for railroad men. fanners, etc. All made in Congress, Button and Lace. $3&$2 SHOES las, have been most farorably received since introduced and the recent Improvements make tnem superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Ask your Dealer, and If be cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. W. 1 UOLULA8, Brecktaa, Maaa. iJL r! IIel,- LV,,tral &tr&ly h'' (Jive DH! Milt hRSf JrHf tliews t Washl.urn al Jewel rieateis, if you pi How' business? That's lye! lir r r r click. CTTJXiI CTS Manufacturer of -N'D DEALER IN- Oigsrs, Plufc: and Smoking Tobaceoe, Meerschaum and Hriar Pipe, at a full lin- o Suiokers' Articles. Neil .o to Pfleiffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, JACKETS ! what want. CaVImorters and Dealers in all kinds guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery descript:on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show mods. Quid sales and small profits is our motto. Also a repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. m i ADlFs 0 'A P5 0 r H 7 t- h fenn ?H75 75 wl.atl Hello. IWatthew cliWaaslilinrn! Br r r yock! Hfllo, Hello! That All ri lit send me ap one if tho- Row cise. All right Catch it. t)Oi. So' s "mine, Good JOS tnHPHEE, Choice Cigars AND KEY WEST Silverware su t rwc m wt- y i niiiiis i i in i i alV.W SILK UMBRELLAS Witt Gold or Silver Heads Just Hie Thbf For a Nice Present The City Liquor Store HI. UAVMOAIIT. I'liiiirirtor. s'ftT'Next d lor to th O Id tfullowV euplt AlliAUt Uiiitou 'rl Keepi .:oiH!autly oil hm I tlin t unt lin.i i t I t i l lumilic min, hijuors, t-iyars an it O lv first clsas li.(tior sUire in Ihe i.'ily SPECIAI A1TINTI N PAID TU 0.1 JFRS FROM THE COUNTRY An AbMtluie t'urr The Oritriu-'l AliirtiiM- (liniiiu nt N ouiy put ill. in iwo-i.i.ik i- tin Ijoxe.i, Hii'l is an nli.-niiiti: cuii- lor old ore-i, liuriis, wi iimIh, i .iii il llalld tnd nil Kkin eriiptiuiiH. Viil nHitiVf ly ciii-.i nil kinds .f piles. A-l l lln Original Ali-tiiii' Oinlii'i-iii. S.imI l.t Fooli.ij A .Vbm.Ii tit 'J.r :iiij- i i ! ' y uihii mi fiilH. HIGIIKST CASH I'lilCK WILL HE PAID 11 Y THK WILLAMETTE PA?KIM CO. Hello there? Io you know Jester ia the only man in Albany that can sell you eait"ru ticket.-1. Klein Hros. will h:tve special Hales every Satnnlay, oll'erinj; the public iiiiinen.e harainn. Corset! Corset! We make a specialty ot lwiej' anil misses tine corsete and w Pts. We have a drive in a F nch sateen corset at 75 cents. 1 ztra good value. .Samuel E. Yo no. FOR SALE HY ALL ORUGOISTH. "Sotnu'montlis fliro I Miri'liascil I tmx of Dr. J. I, aill'n Oatin rh Cure for in nun line but linilini; my nephew, C. Mr.Mahan needin; surli imtli cine 1 let bim liave my liox of medi cine. He now sends for tlirrn mort boxes, tayiii!; it is the best tliinir foi catarrh ever trie I by him and hit friends. ;t another box to use in my ease, Mid cheerfully recommend il toothers, (Sinned). JOHN McMAHAN, Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co Oregon. Sirint;field, Lime county, Oregon. l'rof J, W, l.ihnson, president of the Slate universily. suys it cured him of a coiiL'h utter two oilier prescriptions ll id failed. Likew ise '. wo of his little irirls usei it to ejire their cuilis. Mis Murk liiiiley, wife of Prof. I'.ailcv. sent it to Prof. Johnson, :in.l rceom ineiids it to all who snU'.-r from cold and coughs. For coughs it nets like aclianu, and can li - in Is .tied into the .lilies or p;L-s;i,cs, wliele no oilier , couixh cures "an rcieli. I 1 I ..TsTO. 'IMlOot WIsllINU A KIIW'l t'l.ASS IN L aTJiccnr, the liest inaile t st:ind tlie climate nt this coast, can lie suited byca'tin at Mis. II. K. liyman's, oiHiie the Masoiiii' lem,)!-', Kin.t street. The latest vocal and instrumental music kept for sale. Alse th lamest assortment of Htanipirc iutt criia select froai this siile of 'ns. o. t:ieil in ainttu arid emlt-oiler at her uliiilio over Linn Conwy Lank i.ive hci voiir br'ler and you will U- jdc:sed. Tlie People's Bakery, fresh Bread Fies a&d Cakes DAILY. Fine Cakes a Specialty BLACKBURN & IMRONI. LEADINSCUS AND BAKERS. Mm 20,000 lis dried ap pie; 15,0001k died plus. WILL & STARK Have tlu Finest Line in Tows, Al-io Y SOME VE1Y ELEGANT md CATARRH kevmatkm, Neuralgia, Corn HCAOAOHK, Ana ALL PAIN. Tks Okttfcrmk raaWra aad lsol LEOTKIO COUCH CUR MMB OOLM. C0lr. OOMSUK fTtQH MayailDncgUt. Eaa 16, Wal ataalocar ft O., Pra'. Lm Anla, Os t'lieap l astur.j. PerHons desiring patture near ih'.s city an obtain the same by calling on Fred W. B'uinberg, w;.b ; lias the west half of what is known j :is Monteith's pasture for rent at l 00 ni r month tier head. Joseph Tail is agent for the I n ion .Mutual Accident Associa tion of Chicago, a company that lias many superior featmes. Conn A llemlrk-son ! '. ! star .K IUuL STOCKOrM Stap?e Groceries Crockery. Tlielnst -.iality cl lea, coffrt a, candies n its, i tc. FRKi-H BALED BUEAD EVERY DAY. At this "l.l reliable house is also lobe found a complete assortment ol 'resli famil) t-roocrici, t tiiel is constanil y beii.if added all th Kuaannahle lines ol ,-roceries and pro visions, such as Cranberries. Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat flur, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glasswuie. Lto, 'I him! Kids were nil txineht when prim erel.-a ami I lie Is'n. Ill 'I e 111 iri! M 'll l t:ien tu his customers. !; oeiiilsT tlir place. at the old iMiner on Kirsla-id llrualalliiu Sts. Conrad Miei: L)K. VV. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal Colle'e of London, P ngl i.l, also of the lie lie vie Medlo.il College. Tito I Ir iiaa Hntnt a lifetime of utility ami practice ami m a ken a Bpe ' eiallv ot cl ronio itiseasia. reinovea cancers, aende la uularueineliU, tumor ami wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a ncuialty of treat incut with electrtiiitv. Haa praetii ed in the tier ' tn Kreuch ami Knglisli lionpiUls. Caiis promptly attended day niirht. His motto ia "...OK 11.1. TO ALL." 74)flie ami residenw Kurrv atiwet. ! Ketxwn Thod ) Koilrth. MOKHKS I0K SILK. rilllK t NfKKsiliNKU HAS HM HALE AT X Ins ila-e near Alhany 1 lot of !mI, well nr'tl. li-.iitsto uit: A spati of sort' Is, at-iifht H'i; .i.m l tfrajs, I lll; sj-an of tiays l'JUO; r.-Mi of ill n ei s, 'mi: one family carriage In. is.-, inrwi- aiil ir-io-l styir; and two tool si I II.-hjrie. I'rieui rcuwnalile and tiruu easy JAMKS KI.KINS. IRON HARROWS. h.!X? & call o- bti;oi ss. Il will psy you not to forget this. The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A full line of men and lioys clothin Hiinket-s ami tlannels and all arti cles manufactured by the mill will be kept in stoek. These goods are the Iichi in the market and will i;ive entire aatiafaclioii. LV Zbm I nTKsnsIT Bakery 8 Win c HR IS TM A Is Coming FOSHAY -Have a MagniGeent Display of- Holiday Santa Glaus Ff nlii'av p! oriersi are invited moth ftock of plu-h goods, art supplies and novelties. ' trouble to show pooil". Our holnl y stock is marked down to antnniebingly Ijw p s for thesea son of 1890-91 f WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE! T THE P OF -AND That we now have the largest and most eoinn'ete ptoi k of boots and hoes ever shown in Albany, Our assortment of Nfen's and Roys' Kip and Calf Boots and Shoes la complete, aud we cud lit sujr f-ot, he it lean or UL, Our line of rubber boots and 8D-ea is lr-i r tu an Nr in tub ci rr, anJ at LAST YEAR'S PKICE3. OUR HOLIDAY SLIPPER Line compilses a bestitiful assort m plush, Kus-ia ealf in eolors, alligators (I (Kl to : tu. Our line of : I. : A . D I ; E s . : l : a : D : I : e : s : : ,s : : L : A : I) I : E : S : : s : Comprises all the late t novelties in ejuiliinatinn aud colors, in felt, plush and velvet, raniDx; lu priees lioiu S-V to i'i fsi. Our Hue of Ladies' and Misses' Dress Shoes InbaidHtid niaehlne setved, are In the lost Stundanl Mukes iu the Ignited States. We also have a lull line ladles' and misaea' oil irrain, di trraiii. ealf-'lned and oulined, tu tmitou mhI lace, at Kastkkn I'kku. Our lire of .irs- axd nor.? dams .shoes J"Is cymplete lu all styles, and ot Irfiwusr Prti. F.s. Oat goods are 11 desirable atylee and latest novelties a 1 the uttrnetiv i-tiu'enations in Boot s and Oxfords, Tunis and Welt. Also Sprin ' Hee's f r 'he ".ill le ones i- great varieU in dealirn, the latest; iu matei'n', tht finest; In workmanship, the lestofall. It Is our purpose to carry a line of lioots ami shoes eoiiUiuiii" more styles than any house in Albany. " -LET CS CALL YOl'll A TTKX1 10X To the faet that p'lees of hyys and expenef urrt.r whleh thiy are wi'd. I aoy house iu Al'iany - the result la I.OA us a trial and be coin lin ed. -OTTIR IMIOTTO AV,-er Sacrifice. Quality for Quantity SM Ffirer Hoot and Sfmes awl Sell thnm liiyht. til Uands HI4 ky I s thai Rl r KaaMver Hill be Bepalrcd Free r t'karse VERY ItESPECTFULLY, KLEIN BROS. 1T.LNX liLOCK, - - . - ALBANY, OREUON. (S OF 8 -AND- & MASON Goods. Headquarters. to call and look through onr mam- VICINITY mt of men's etubroi tered velvet and and fan- y lf, i-infiii ' in i,ri from t. t . f . F . E . R : ss . l : I : f : i ; e : it s : I. : l : F : r : E : K : 8 : ! 'lei- s I ir-'e'y irov rn d l,r or o :i.-,- lorer than tins.-of K . Vili I'KS'lOV if for cal.. t.i, j