Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 09, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI Sr- i f i I n-Utf-a UAILY 4ND WKKKtV IFKM8 OK SUBSCRIPTION - " UAILT tuk.ltat.cd every morutnie cicept Monday.) ircJ by carrier, per 020 1 1 iil, per t-i... Q W I WEbKLY. tPubllahed every Friday Homing-.) ic upy, per aiinuni. In adv-ncc IjOO niiu nut told in advance., 3 TUK MAIL. Vail tl the Albany poatofflce cloee r or all ontcea north It.6 Fatter- alatea r.e wm side ! 630 a. , AuJibeNairowGant K. R.J J Portland and Sa... .11 a. M orvallia and Yuiuina , 12;S0 r. cfliee " I,.,, , M. 7:30 r. M Tl. pu.iottt. e will I el N U each evening . rum ni to seven o'clock. Kegtatered matter for the ly morning tram aboultl be mailed before o clock the revlwua eveninr. ORKUON PACIFIC TIME TABLR. Arrives Depart! Paa ner... Kitut.. ....,11.1:rpuVli?0pin a.4ipui 7 45 a m KXSHCIHKUF THE PA R DOS- lyu row UK. One of the moat essential matters that comes liefore our officials, and ia a subject of public consideration, is the pardoning of criminals from the lienitentiary. The matter is pretty well looked alter by the laws in this stale, but it .cannot be loo chx-ely guarded, and as a general thinu in nearly all of the states is too loosely run. A Boston paper thinks that it ia not a sufficient reaw.n for pinion ing a penitentiary convict Hut he Ins beeu a "model prisoiu .'' It U often the case that a man who richly deserves to serve out the lull extent of his sentence, ami whose release woii'd be a menace to society, ol-eys all the prison rules. That he does so, do. s not necessarily indicate repentance or reformation. It may only mean that the criminal hent is in some other direction than that if futile struggle with the powers that be. A man may, for instance, have a confirmed propensity to steal ; may have shown by a long course of depredations non ptOerty that his nature is utterly lawless; yet may In: at the same time acoward. Such a man will be very apt to t-lirink from any violence or insub ordination in prison. To conclude, therefore, that he is Tit percon t turn loose is a serious blumler, ll is all well enough to redtire lh time of sentences as a reward ol jrood Utiavior, but pardon is aver) ditJVient thing. I'ardon means a full restoration t civil rights. It means a uipiug o'i'.ns far as pos sible, of jienalty. It mean, virtually, saying either that the entente was wrong in itself or was excessive. At least it means that punishment can no longer lie justly inflicted. The fundamental and foremost consideration in all such cases should le the public willare; and no prisoner ought ever to receive executive clemency unless and until one or the other ol these two facts has been reason ably established, or Ivoth have Wen ; that a mistake was made in imposing sentence, or that no barm is likely to result to tin community from the pardon. In order to determine the lat'er fact it is just as necessary to inquire into the convict's history lefore as alter prison doors closed ujkhi him. It might 1m well, however, to consider :he expediency of so amending the law that, at the dis cretion of the court or jury, in cer tain cases a life sentence ceuld he rliangcil iy jjood conduct ' to a sentence terminable after a certain jiumlrt-r of years. That would lie "a much less perilous thing than the practice of granting pardons for "good conduct." Still better would le a system already adopted in some states whereby, under carefully guarded conditions, a liif imprisonment cnuld he suspended, subject to renewal if tl.e liberated liliertv. man abused his I C.XSCAJPTOS OF TIMBER. The remarkable efforts of syndi cates and cupiUUfts from the iild l'unibrr producing states to secure bo-lies of timber land in Oreiron in god evidence of the cowing value of the tine timber of this state, especially in view of the vast amounts consumed in the older states, which is r ip'nlly depleting their forests. The last bulletin of li. K. Fei iinw, chief of the forestry division of the department of agriculture, c ntains imHrtant and interesting 'atislh's on the consumption of timber by the railroads. Iia answer to circulars sent out to railways, it found that the round total of timlier ties in use on railroads in the United States is nearly $5Hi,000,000, and Sii.OOO, 000 are annually rennired for re-j BcMala. lntliKling bridges audi trestle-work, the annual eonaump. tidri of timber on railways is com puted at 500,000,000 cubic feet, re quiring the tutting of the best timber from over 1,000,000 acres of forest land a year. To meet this demand, under our present waste ful management of timber land, i the area to be preserved lor this purpose would probsbly exceed ro nn oon i m per cent, of our present forest area. The consumption of pine from the forests of Wisconsin and Mich igan is also enormous. And while some of us look to Canada for future supplies, olr.Fernow points out that Canada, too, is becoming alarmed at the rate at which her forests are disappearing. At the congress of the American forestry association, at a recent meeting at Quebec, Lieutenant Governor Anger of Quebec province said that lietween 1867 andlS8i00,U0O, 000 cubic feet of wood were cut down in Quebec alone. In Cali fornia, in 1889, it is estimated that $25,000,000 worth of timber was destroyed by lire, the greed of speculators, and the efforts of herdsmen to secure pasturage for Hocks. The whisky habit on New Year's day, was responsible, in New York City, for another atrocious murder. An elderly lady was thrown from the window of a tenement house and killed. Kit her a drunken husband or sou were trinity of the crime, by allowing whisky to loh them of nil human feeling or sense. Ml kit vm. We desire !. say to i.ur citi .us, that for years we have l.i-en fell ng Dr Kind's New Disc-wry for 'i'neiiiiiitioii. Dr Kind's New Lif t'ilir, liiH-kten'i Arnica !.vc ami Kteetrle Hitters, anil ti:M r.ever MiiitlU'ri remedies tbat tell an, or that navr tri veil such univer-u stttisfac in ii. We do not hoeitatu lo ;uar8n-(-; tliera every tide and we Stand ready to refund the pun-base pi ice, if 'factory r mils ii not follow their use These remedies have won their .reit iiopularity purely on their iiieri'i, Koohay fc Masen "Diu-r.sista, I Hkll IKVHi 8ALTF. Tl.elirsi sa've ii- .he world for Cuts. Hriusei. ! -.e-, l l. ers. 8alt Hhelim, Kerer soies, I ter, Chapped Hand, Chilblain. Corn:, aodskin Kruptions, nid poa tively cures Pi lee, or i.o pay required. It i suaranteed to give erfect aallsfnetion, or money re unded, Priee2 cents er box. For by r"it.hy Si Mason SI R t'AXSItt AMVH K, It ik seldom that appear in the oil of epiritual advlter of family phy- iciaii nut There r times wlien we :eel liistilied ill catlin!f the atteiitior of iir many a!ibe;riherd lo un article of i lie merit We feel justified in aeyinir hat Moore's Ueverled Remedy run ..tins more actual merit llian any iiedlcine It has ever lietn uurjfoid furl line to test. One trial will make yoil as entheiavtie as the writer. Koote anal Shoe. Purchasers of Boots and Shoes 'tear in mind that big advertise ments and offers of big discounts lo not always mean best values. You will have to pay some one a iroli as no one can do business without expense. The quest on is who can sell you the best goods for the least money. Sami el K. Yoi'sg. Town talk, thequantity 1 1 stoves Matthews and U'ashi..ni are sellliny. Choice jierfumery at il iin A Dawson's, French's corner. The liest make ot gold pens 4 at French's, a -educed prce. Mince meat atF. L. Kenton's. ALBANY OPERA HOUSE ! Siitiinhn, Jan. 10, 'in NATIONAL Concert, FROM STOCKHOLM. Kedpalh Lyceum r.uieau, Sole Agents, f:oto:l A Chicago. TIIK COMPANY : Miss Jenny Norelius, 1st soprano, Mis T. Sundiiis, 1st uoprano, Miss Ila Brin e, nd soprano, Miss Maria lladeii. 2nd soprano Mane Sohllierg. 1st alto. Flizalietli Bruce. 1st alto, Aiuelie lleden, 2nd alio, fnglehurg Lindborn, 2nd Alto, Also : MR. MELV1N R. I) Y, The favorite Boston Humorist. The ladies ttipear in the heauti "ul ami pictnretHjiie eostuines of their native provinces. Their quartette singiug has never heen equaleil in this country, their work lieinir uiinply perfect. ADMISSION, - - V ami $1. ReeervedfjeataatWillA Link's. ylTRxyKO AWAV.-A Kold lndle.l ,.,. : i iic unuer win pr- ...rui favtr by lea.ii K the same with the onr., Mrs. L. .emiera. Sweetish Ladias THE MQftNlNti HElfALli: FlUAV. JAKtJAKV i . I , 0 1 . -If AS A FINK SEAL KITE He tilso makes a specialty ot Ladies1 and Mens fine shoes,. You can find -Ten thousand Men Women DEYOE & F IE. C- Searls N. B. I will continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FIRST STUF.F.T, ALI'.AN Y, OREGON. I'STTTTrtW w- I" ao-elan Sho.- are VxlUllV11 wnrrunted, and every pair hitx hi inline ami prii e xliimped on bottom. I QQ o o (0 ft Is... W. L. DGliCLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. h7 Fine Cnlf and The excellence and cannot be better shown than by the strong endorse- nieuuor us mousanua SfS.OO ennine A -OO Hand-ewcd Welt. A tlue ealf t-hoe stviisn ureas i lland-aewtd W elt. A tlue ea lineollalled for style And tlnrfLliilltv SQ.50 (oodyenr Shoe, at a SO.SO l'olieeinan'H Shoe Is especially adapted w for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made In i $3&$2 SHOES lafdiIs, hare Itoen m(wt favorably received 8inee Introduced uud the receut Improvements make tiiein superior lo any unites noia ai- in prices. Ask your Dealer, and if be cannot supply you send direct to factorv euclttsiug advertised price, or ittiStx-l fur order hl.inkiS. isnMm -w&Ji '!UM I'l.K'KS ('aine ar.tl see tis ,-it our stort Prompt sen"ie and plit- attention to everylu) ly MATTHEWS t WASIll'U UN. cttjXjI'CJS Manufacturer of -AND DKALKR IN- FINE IMPORTED ID KEY WEST Clears Pluz and Smokini' Tobaeco?., Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, at full liiw o Smokers Articles. N'e door to PfleilTerV candy store, Albany. Oregon, LINK U"- JACKETS ! what want. and Children to buy goods of ROMAN" 13II-.XS., JTlmorters and Deaiers in ail kin.lB o gims and ammunition !ish'.ng ackie of ev ery descript:on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock couth of Portland. Comeom and all. No trouble to thow c ods. (Juicl pales ami small pioiits is our motto. Also repair hop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. Leader in popular prices in KOOTS A SIIOKS and Cents i rii.MsiiiM; ci ions. Soh' agency for the Lit. How Fine Shoe. 0 SEs. U Laced Waterproof Grain. H 4 wearing Qualities of this shoe ol constant wearera. Ilanil - Hcvred, an eleRaut and Knxr wnieii eonimenus useir. Welt Is the standard dro3a nomilar tirlce. Congress. Button and I-J.ee. V. JJOVi-LA, HracktoB. M ri lit; jHStilt iii' heavy lunges ii almost invaria !)ly liisaslrmis in tli fcl luvwlio (I tin heavy fliarr"nr. 'J lii.s is as triie of jit ici-s as it is ol iladly liit iiiii's Tint's why Wi) hivv. chalked ('HILi Y;oois iiowi) t iur- ctoshp"E3:. Choice Cigars ALBANY Cottle Institute, ALBANY, OREGON ,s ISS9 A Eull C( ips of I nil un tois. Clajwie!, c,t fine, literary, ininvrcia. ainl normal cla ca. C'niirMw f ktii,!v r ranitil to m?e llie ncciN ( nil cnulot of tililonlx. nyR ja iiiiliKempiitR offi-rol to tuden! from ulirioil. Tuition ranicvs from 95.50 lo i;.50 IVr Term. IiiRtniutittil inlruetioit in n,tjic ui given tr Miss lnr C.lt-n Boartl in j.rimtc f iniiiiea &t lnw rUn, an. I rKniH for self hnbriliiiir at mali rxornse. A careful miiKTvisiou excrciced nvcr pup iwiiv from home. Furcirrul-rsHiid full particulars, a.I.lrr tlie pr.'Bidul.t. RIIV KI.UKKTN. COMtIT, Alliau), Orcirou. CR0WDER BROS Contractois and Builders. JlTiceon First street with M'al lace A Cusick, real estate p.gents, i joany, uregon. i-.stimates given n all kinds of huildingsorcarpen er work. AH work intrusted to s will ii i pro. 111)11 uteoutj I. Oyster Okm AT TIIE DELMONICO. Oysters for sale in large or small quantities. 9"Kaitern and (3oast oysters. HOPKINS l!H0 J)K.i.i:i;h in STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURIilSKINCS Manufai'turers of galvanized iron eornice. Plumhiiig a sjH-ialty. Give us a call. PI -A-.TsTO. 'JUIOSE Wl.iiflMlA flKST-t'LANS -IN- I H'r liifiit, the lirnt mule t t-.il tlie ! iilimaie of (his coaif, -an Ihi Kti-1 lv t a"lin at Mi. 11. K. liyitmrii. 0MiHit- 'lie M?uuiiit ; Temo!.', KirUt reet . The luUal voeal ami j iiiHiruiiieiital miiHi l:cpt for Kile. Alse ih I largest a-ssorliiieiit of ft-ni-pin-j patterrm j M;lect imm ihitfiiiilc of 'l-'rint-v. " ' tfiveo in paintinz and euitiroitfen at her i Hullo over Linn County Umk. Give liti j your order anj you will be pleas-i. ar mm A Kfl.I. STOCK i'F . Mtry. Glassware. j Th-i lM-t ij liiity tf tta, I r lvr!l liAhr. I li(.W ti :uy. At ibis oM relhililc hiuae l also to W fouitil a complete vsorttue'tt of 'r-Hh fautih xmiriei.l'ifthi.i ia coiftaioiv iH-ii.c a'ldi il : all 'lit aeaonaWle lines ol i;roterie and pre! vis'.ohi1, sii'rii as Cranberries, Fine Pickles. Dried Beef Chipped to order ', Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. j tastetn Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, j Bohemian Glassware, Etc, j These Kood" cre all lioiiirht when prfaen I ere low and the lienellt of tLe m-infin will he ifiveu to his customers. Rememlicr theplaiii. i at the old coiner on KirstarnI liroalalhin Sts. I Conrad Mjer, I DR V. C. NKGUS, j Oraluate of the Uoyal Coitei; of j Lxiinlon, Kuiatitl, also of tlie jiel'c- 1 vue Me '.ical College. ' Die Dr. iias sj.iiiit a iifutiine f dtudy ami practice ami makes a ape- j ciaity of chronic ilUoascs, removes ' ::ancera, 8crufi'Uunlruineiits,tumor iiui wens, without pain or the kuife. ' lie al.-n makes a specialty ot treat-j ai2sri,, - hospitals. Calls promptly attn.loil lay niyht. - lln in ltn is JOD WILL TO ALL." i t"0Hice ami resilience Ferry strict, j between Third 'nl Konrtli. t Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HANI) AT OUR ' nursery on the dirvallis roail,one half mile fritm town, as line a lot of Fruit Trees of all kimls as oan i lief-and anywhere on thecnast.t If you contemplate plant h-j: ticca. ; it will piy t' i-ee "' -tock innl i;t't 1 our prices ami catalogue free. 1 1 Y.MAN it liKlWNKl.l,. - Stockholders' Aimiisl MeeliiiK. NOIICK IS HKRKP.Y OIVEN THAT tlie animal mceliiirof tlie stacklntldfra ; of tie Or.cn basin Limit "r-un (V, will I j held at tlie ottiee of tlie .-om.'a y in llaste.1, : Oregon, mi the ill of January. ls!l, at the J hour of o'clock r for lli i"ir..we o v-l.-tiiiirrti-eclnrp 'f sad couipaiiy. and ! al-o otner e lii-er. ot ' th. company. j fvoeml-er 1C f- i j. o. MO. rilOMEKy, .set-r. iary. ' DID YOU II. Clink's. those wicker; wood haeketa ai T. I Ofll in nnimrflDT" Wicker. OULIU UUIslrUn I Uockers at Brink's rrtn The nicest and heist I5eil : lUn Lounges go toT. II. Brink's. ; He h:s them. j Ufantcii Two rooma fuinilil r un-1 iiirni'lii'd tor liM lennif ! miii-t be near I he Wnanmj put f town. .Mu cln.drciu A:drwa lliia o3.ee. I P E MOVA T n ie Albany Are now removing their entire stock of f-irnitiiie into their elegant new quarters in the new Baltimore brick. They have added a magnif icent line f nwet-t imtterni in lied-room and parlor sets aud all kinds of fine furniture, and will have on of tho finest furniture establish ments in the city. Thfir prices will lie found very reasona! le. A tine line of carpets hiuiuht before the raise will ie sold at low riguies. iCall and see them in their new store. t. n hoc k x 11. iii)L JULIUS GMDWOKI'S GOLDEN ItlUiE 15AZAAK. i Till. LF.ADJX CUtlCKKIiY, FANCV fiOOMS AND TOY" HTOKE OF Ai.l AXV. Tfli: ONLY (JKNIXNI" KtHiKKs liKU.S SIL- Fh WAUK, FHKNC1I CHINA M WLASSW'AliK, liu'S Y.VCON- A BY AND DOi.L CAK, RIACES.ANDA Gcaeral Assortaoat cf Faasy Goods. .pe:i il( ' i -1 the !iu.st To is. ('ollees and Familv fJrrH'eries. for iifl cash and carries tlie lament stock in the Valley. I iiMir.un-e agent fur Fire and -fei inc. SALZER'S crownb ArSEEDS5c They will yield for yon, OATS ISShu.. WHEAT HARLKVnl.u.,OKN KKI hu. POTATOES 600 bu. Ivrhend e-nti for sample farm aeeda and catalogue, .end He. for nlcir. "Aeme Kadish" and eleirant eatlir. onrcatalotcislhe flmst ever published in Ameriea. Sllf?3 1 ltK- Klvant Flower S-dH. t-t Miip Ml irl ut-Miilli- rniip. INI"!, rTLow Freight to Pjk !)- Coaift States. JOHN. A. SALZER. LACROSSE. WISCONSIN. W. F. eailquartcrs lie l II I ilfll 11 vfi have in M now llic lit st as well ib (lie l$t !DJ!V (JOODs', MOTIONS, FANCY! (JOOH ani ruiNisiii-S(; (.ooiis Kvt-ry sliown in. Alliany. jUl-rtsr ft , 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 C 1 1 1 !T O DemnlxT Our cloak n at cf.T 'ome while ! real I v the irreatt-s-1 drive ever otl'irtd in Aihinv. On accoiuit tit" the ;lr"1 e n.ui e are oversroi sen '',r " "-'xt ""J'y lys 8Iia11 e can aim fiu pae you tnunicy. ' to fht.W giiii. lire Co. iiinii Proprietors Hi lnv 0 bu., i per a. in. VI. . .iVv.' vntSb . "ACME" the new tl day Radish lvEAl), ilsoiliiieiii of "Y know that we can 1st Wo will Mark tht affoitnit nt :s kooI. This i- m nei'ii uemr liiuitii eso;. narxaiiiB. v mi aini ju n rr. A jilcature t lloioaj7 fiooi '.SESTSCTPITLLT, W. F. READ, V n no - HAILROAD K. lfOU:. ltWfr, t j Oregon Bevelopjnent Co.'s iSteani6lip 11 tie .ASU ' Hours Less Tlmt Tliau by jui) other rouu.-: 22 AoH"lation uiuia(wi! fni onifort lately, taron anc" tr n-l l ia Ya)l.ina ao the Orev'Hi lee opu tot cnii)'( hips, ooieh ) ll al lo ai ether route reeii all oibt iu tin V illli i, ttu l tnd San t'rmnciaoiu Sailing .dates raoM TariKa. Willauif tie Vallev ... . W V ..tec 101 h lith . ttlUi Willauiette Vally ,, , m m un raxjM itoo Wi-'l" OocCth WilUuiivltr Valley... l&th Willamette Vallev . Nov, s!4lh Tin: 'juiniiuiv rvdervo the rijjlil to tba i( Ui..tr k.ilini: itaiea oaiLT nrnwura miifa, r.accpt SuiMUt.) It Va,.iii.a 7 0 a j Lv Albany 12 t Cona'li lu:3- anj" Corliw IK'J r Ar Atln -' : f a I Ar Vsquiba 4 JS r. m O a: V. aiii jrouOvt at Ai-o and Vn . M Hoao, t', . Houi'K, General Man axel. ii. r A P. niceiit Corrallla, O oa EAST S SOUTH I'lA SOUTH E UN PACiFlU F.QUTk. THE MOUNT SHSTA EC UTS fli.o.i a ornrh tiii rtiii daily ol'IH I aorm ..o . iu..l,v. ...foru-i.d ... Ar.. :3.' am lo:;v, p iil.Lv Aihaii) f.v.. f. Mi mm 10 Ih a m..Ar si. Kruiciaco.l.v.. V IM pm Utrtt fM. Inila llaHt K. ttuuday fo m..l.T l'nrtUiid....Ar.. 4:U1ijb 12:20pm. .Lv.... AlUnLr..l2.-00 am jW pjnAr Koeeouty Lv.. m - KrmHi hi 2. li ..Lv. . "J: p m At . 'ta in.-L :.; am. Ar ..AJIMiy.... . . Lehao'on... Alhai. l.ehfcimn.. Ar.. H:2n pm . I.v K i. arn . Ar.. ..e pn Lr.. S 4" pm At.vv i,k-ii, iiaiLf (Evcr.it 8iudav) -Vo m. I. ....ruitli.d....r....,.(x '''" --A:l-au)..i.i .. 5.0u a 1 ULL.MAN LUFFETM EEPtliS. Ut KiT SLEEM5G CAKS. onk. hrd to t xi rcw "Iraim, " Wraf Side UUtst.it. lietween Poitlanri nad V,iv!li Mtl Train Daily-Except Sunday uliiam..L- ...Po- lanl TIat.6 30 p m I2:le p m..A. . Ucnanis.. L l2.6.p. m AI Alliaiir and Cnnallia ro.ii.ed with trnon oi Ht'c-'ii HaiifllUilroail. I.prr I rain lnll E-xpt Sunday 4A ptn..Lv... ": ' i- pi . Ar... Portland... At. J M iiiDviIle.Lv. 8(1 am b.4b itn THROUGH TICKFTS I Ai: Point' EAST AND SOUTH trfnr ti- k-ts and lull 'Infoiuiaiion re i' il'i't ni, et-.. tall on conipnH)'a Mni.i u. K P. Hor;rRK. AsiK U. f. P. A Manager TICKkTS TOAKKFrOMlHE PRIriCIPUPOINTS 1.1 THE tUNtTEO STATfS-'CAMAOA m EUROPL rUll VAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS. 'r Olciiift SlMninr fair Baa Tbrai.h a Ex reu Traiu OMAHA, COUNCIL KLl'I KANf CH 1CAK) AND T. CITY, 3CJS. Klecnnl nt IM.Ins 4 ni Cl.e Cnniicction at ronland fc-r San Fnm ' cmoo and Puiret Sr.utid puinta (.f Vnl leave the O n.par.ya arf, at the foot Broadi Ihin atiwt. n Tneeday ani rridar "f each eek. O. ti. RAW I.I.NOfc. ll ticket and Kreijjit Aent r. . wni . Cenrrnl ImRlr Waaatrr. i. n. ii k. i. r. a. THE MARKETS. ALFNT tJl'fiTATIOIIS. Wbeai ta Oats fe Hour 4 2T per bid PoUIoi-a fk h':'gf K-iifrr -jtKt'iV; I.-t loxataXc H.inia 1-Kiil.V. SliouMera- 'K he. Uncoil KW&l-Jc. Hope ik: lUy Timothy, flfi, otand cl.rat, $11. A ea tecn. V (ft ,V w-r bu. Flu Dried, 4a,t:. per lb. Ai:'t f dried btvarhed 5c aunried at s c Chickciic f 4.no5 do Hldea Bef liidea, (rretp, 4 e, C : di cr hkina, iiOc;6eep pelte, c, arcordiPi: to tol. Beef 2S2tr erofg. Mutton 2 00 per bead. Ho irs .(Mc iresu. Lard Ke. or A eslloB 15c VVLW