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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1891)
THE MOBNINff HEBAL1): FI.ThAY .TANTTA.KY 16. 1M1. 1 - " a an ta oaily and Weekly TEKMS OK SUBSCRIPTION KA1LY f ul llrlieJ every morning except Monday.) ifered by carrU-r, tr ,.., 0 20 t Uiil, pr year - 0 00 I WkSKLY. (Published every Friday MornlD?.) t ropy, per annum, in advauce....t-iOO v lieu but paid in advance , THE MAIL. Mails t the Albany pustottlre close r -r jill orhces uortli f tc Eastern stales ' I 30 A. II, 1 na Went Side AnJ the Narrow Ga is R. R. ) a Portland and Si. ..11 a. M orvallla and Yaquina ...V2:30 r. office aiuth. 7:S0 r. M The postblftce will lie cl d each cveiiih); i root fix lo seven o'clock. Kegistered matter lor the ly rooming trim should bo mailed before o clock the reykiiu evenimr. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLK. Arrives Departs .'ll.13paii13.50pm Passenger. . Kuixht...... 3.4pui7.4: a ni The free coinage lull lias passed the United States senate. Now the attention ami ruriomly of the .country will le directed to the house of representatives, in the conjecture as to what it will do upon the subject. It is said that there will he no republican caucus iu reference to it, hut that each member i!l he allowed free action, which is correct, for there it no partisan jiolitics in it. Pen ocrais ami reiulilicans alike; are Ktipporting it. There is no part- b.iii polities in it no in titer how earnestly interested parties try to run it into such clunnals with the hope of thus carryii g the r cuds. As the Chronicle nays a great many people oppose lice c linage iM'Cause they sav thev nl.j. ct to experiments in tiuancc. They firget that from the cHtalilisliuu lit of the republic up to the year IS72 the United States never dreamed of anything hut free coinage. It is strange that (he experience of the intervening period, harmful to the interests of the country as it has been, should have produced such an impression as to cause the attempt to restore silver to its original and li-hful rank to lie denominated an experiment. It is certainly to he hoped that the fne coinage hill will pass and be co.nea law. Wall meet will not like it. for its interc.-ds are those of the creditor class, hut there has been financial legislation enough fur those who do not need it. and t he people should have a chance to have at least one law pas std for their heiielit. The interest of the entire civil ized world imlst be ciilot'd for the victims of oppression, in Russian eviction of the Jewish people. Public Opinion gives a translation from a foreign paper that says that all foreign interven tion iu the Kusso-Jewish question apM'ai's to have been productive of fruitless results. As the Novoje Uremia rnines to know, the l'.rnse:s organ of M. de liiers, Le Nord, has received the order to take a very deckled stand against the commend of all foreign states noon the measures instituted by the Kiiftdan government against the Jews and all external interfer ence on the subject ii repudiated. The interposition of England and jAineru a in a tjuextion oi tcusvian internal jiolicy is treated as a re volting impeitinence, which should no longer for a moment be tolerated. Those who presume to meddle with things which iu no wise concern them, should be made to reuieinlier that Kussia is a MiwerfuI empire that stands in lined of no gin rdianship; and so repressive measures in respect to nil domestic Hebrews, as well as to foreigners generally, will con tinue to be exercise I as heretofore, and nnnin in ui.clurke I o ra tion. (ioVKKNOR 1'KNXoYEIt, ill his inaugural message, gives amjiie evidence of the sincerity of bin presidential aspirations. As the saying is he "catches on'' to i v r ism that has the least aspect o carrying a following, lie only lacks now to assume a full connec tion with that vast body of Amer ican citizens who believe that American lalmr and American products should be protected, ami annonnce bimseK a linn adherent to the single gold standard for a circulating medium, and he will have gathered both the solid and the cranky issues of the day, and yohhled up the whole woild, so to speak. Sii.vick gold and greenbacks are now quoted at a hundre.t cents Umjii the dollar. Then how can it lie imssible that paying IhmkIs in silver will repudiate twenty per cent of the national debt by piyillg 1U lepreciate.l money. , Wait a day or two and all will sea Whetherauchaconditionwillarise. Tue conclusion arrived at b; the New York Sun, that polygamy in Utah among the Mormons, is a thing of the past, and that no more polygamous marriages will be opeuly contracted, is probably erroneous. The Mormons will not resign their peculiar institution, i itution, - however much they may so to do. Some new steamboats are needed for traffic on the upper Willamette river.. The old-timers, the Orient, the Occident and the Champion, are in the Imne-yard, and the two or three crafts that are left for ser vice seem loth to commence upon the piles of grain and freight that await them at river points. Two important measures have been introduced, in the senate by Senator Weatberford, that deserve special mention and encourage ment. They are the homestead exemption bill and the bill to regulate the manner in which foreign corporations can do busi in this state. The Oreg nian is of the opinion that the present law in reference to the license fcr doctors is uncon stitutional from the fact that it discriminates against those who were not in the state at the time of the passage of the law. Its (pinion is undoubtedly correct. A San Fkascisco boy in New York City confesses that he set lire to the St. Vincent Orphan Asylum in San Francisco. Evi dently he desires a free ride over the railroads to his old home again, and (hinks that confession will gain it for him. IWrL.tNit's pugilistic pet, J. ck I) mpsey, is l.dd up with a badly punched iiose. 'Tiswell. Or-g n is not a giv..t admiier ofpne lighters anv wav. Tukkk is a deep seated sarcasm i i the Oregoniau's editorials booin i g (iovtrior Pennoyer for pr-sident on the democratic ticket in is; i2. Tliff Itrooklyu Bridge. I )ne of the loveliest scenes to he seen in New Yoik ci'y is at the Urooklyu bridge, every morning and evening, Ih niHiin Is of people rid ng across on cable cars, which run at inlet viis of live minutes The same can le seen at Mueller & (iarrett's cash grocerv. l'eonle an be seen go ng in f.nd out of iheir place all day long with pleased contenances because there is the place to get just what you want at the lowest cash figures. I-.I 1'kLl.t AK.MCA Mi ll:, TI.elMatsa've in th world for l ute. Bruises, S fleers. Salt Klirniii, fever sores. Titter, Chapped Hand, ('tiillihiin. Corns, andskiu ruptious, ami pos lively cures Piles, or i.o p:iy required. It is guaranteed to stive erfeet satishiction, or money re fuhilud, Price"i" cents t-r Ibis, for :tle tiy Kosliny ; Mason mil! i:k:.i Litt.K rii.Lt. Act on a new principle regula ting the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new dis covery. Jr. Miles' fills HjM-edily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid uver, piles, consimalionr in- equaled for men, women, children. Smallest. mildest, surest! odd sea for 2."i cent. Samples ee, at Stanard & Cusick. Wonl for Hale. Dry fir wood delivered to any part of the cily at if;! (10 per cord. I.eave orders at the foot of Ferry street lit 1. W. Spink's lumber yard. If Wilcox does not make a pic ture that pleases you, you need iook no lurther. TUB CeJebrated French Warranted to . I 1 9 ff l;Vl. r.r more cure fiiiAUiiiltM tfmiil.d KFORE AFTER the ifeiterulive .rtriinol either sex whether uriHinu from the exeesxne line of atiinulanta, inLicti) or opium, or thr muh wmtlilul inclia- relion, over indulveiite, tic, such asliHwol rain cower, wakeiu'neM, Ucannz Iown ain in the Kark, Seminal Wi akness, Hya eria, Ncr oils Pros ration. Nocturnal Oniis ioiiv, Leucorrhoe, lixinwt Weak Memory, Lossol Power and Impoteiuy which if net, lecfitl ultcii Icail lo prcmatuieold ac anu insanity. I'riee $1 a box; 6 lwxen fcr ib.Jb Sent iv mail on rtNit of price. A WMII IK CI KtlK is ifivcn with every is ortler received, to refund tne money if a Prraiaarsl cure is not elf ted. We hive thoiuunilsoi lebtimonials from old nu younir, of Uth sexes, who have been permanently cureil iiy the use "f Aphroditine CircuUr free. AildressJ rilK AfllKU WKIH iW. W. Western liraiich, lk)X, 47. Portland, Oregon. Knr sale bf Konliav a Mason, who esaleaud etail drut'iiiHtH. Alhanv, Orecnn. nmi m Fur Female Ir regularities; noth ine iike them on the market. Never fail. Succeaefullv used by prominent ladies monthly. Ouamnteet' to re lieve supprew menstruation. Imlti Cemis Pfpn't be huinhug. irnl. Save time. Health and money. Take no other. Sent to any ad- dress Sy maii on n,-ei,.t of nnee OO Ad- BtfcT'fflJZ BsU hj fo.Uy t Vawi, Albaij.Orsra ' Gr "W HAS A FIXELIXE 0F- i ISEALBTTE 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 & FROMAN BUf)S., - c. IM. B. I will continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FIUST STREET, ALl'.AXY, OKKGOX. CAUTION r PI w I rJ has his name nud W. L. o (0 HW I: "Vl.U H $3 SHOE hiue Calf and The excellence ai cannot be better shown than ty the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. Se.OO Genuine Stvllsh dress S Jl .OO lland-svwcd Welt unenlialled SO. SO tioodyrar w tnoe, at a popular price. SO. SO Policemaa'a Sho Is especially adapted for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made In Congress, Button and Ixce. $3 & $2 SHOES lafd.2s, haTe been most favorably received since Introduced and the recent Improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Ask your Dealer, and If be cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. W. L. IXJLULA8, Brockton, Maaa. fZj!k? -y), TOM PRICES. a " V Come Vompt service and polite attention to everybody MATTHEWS fc W ASIIBU UN. Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST ;ar6 Hu d Smoking Tobacooe, Meerschaum and Briar Pines full line ol Smokers' Articles. ' Ne to PfTelffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, SIIMIIPSOIN- JACKETS ! what want. Iinortera and Dealers in all kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery descript:on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock Foutl. of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show mods. Quic) sales and small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. Leader in popular prices iu HOOTS A SHOES and Cents I riiSISHIXi (JOOhS. S-ile 8gency for the I.u How Fine Shoe. XV. 1.. Irnuglns Shoe ar warrftiited. and ffprr Malr price Mumped on bollasn. DOUGLAS FOR GENTLEMEN. I.aced Waterproof drain. Iland - srwed, an elegant and Shi whUh romniMidi lfMdr. A fine calf Sboa for stvlA and durability. Writ h the standar rabiilty. standard dress - Te result of heavy 3 01 J Wes 0 A - rt,':na,'ges " almost invaria J' 7 My disastrous to the fel 1 ss ".no a'-(8 the heavy tliarng. 'J'his is as true ot incr-s :is it is ot deadly ilrciini' That's wliv wa V Wc) .hive chalked OUK YiOODS down to KOT- and see us at our store Choice Cigars A L, BAN Y late ktifiite. ALBANY, OREGON 188$ Igt A Eull C( rps of Instructois. Classical, ask tiflc, literary, cfmmerola. and normal clasc. Courses ol study ar raared to meet the needs of all irradea of student. Spe,ial inducemenU offered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from ! .& Pep Term, Instrumental Instruction in music wi given by Miss Laura Goltra, Board in private families at low rates, and rooms for sell boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised over nun away from home. For circulars and full particulars, address the president, KEV. ELBERT N. CON KIT, Albany, Oregon, CR0WDER BROS Contractor and Builders. Jffice on First street with Wal lice&Cusick, real estate agents, t Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildingsorcarpen erwork. All work intrusted to 8 will ba promptly extents I. r him AT THE BELMOmco. Oysters for sale in large or email quantities. ,T"Eastern and Coast oysters. DEALERS IN STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURKISHIfXS Manufacturers of galvanized iron cornice. I'lumhing a 8ecialty. 'iive us a call. PI -A.TSTO. 11IIOSK WISHINQ A FIRST-CLASS -,v 1 s'rjncnt, the best mule to stand Hit climate of this coast, can lie suited Iiy ra'linc at Mis. Ii K. Sly man's, opposite the Mawmii Teaiil:, Kitt street. The latest voral ami instrumental music kept for sale. AIm- th largest atworlnieiit of stamping tattcrnss select from this side of 'Prise, eiven in aiutiiii; and cmiiroidcry at hei stulio over Linn County Hank. (,ic hei your order and you will be plcaivl. ,.A FILL STiXK'OF... cry. uiffiwarc. Tlieliest :iality cf teai, ceffeca, candles nuts, f tc. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVKlvY DAY. At this old reliable house ' also to be found a complete assortment of fresh family mceries, to ahicf is constantly beinir added all the seasonal. le lines of groceries n,i ,rc. visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all bonirht when prices ere low anu tne oenent oi ue margin in ue lveu to his customers. Kememuer the place it the old corner on r irst and ttroalal bin at. Conrad Myer. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also ot the Jile vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronio diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumor ind wens, without pain or the knife, He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity, lias practn ed in the German French and English hospital. Calls promptly attended Jay night. His motto is "o.OD WILL TO ALL." aVOffioe and residence Ferry street, between Third and fourth. Albany Nurseries. AVE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as fine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be found anywlwre on the coast. If you contemplate planting trees, it will pay to see our stwk ami ;ct our prices and catalogue free. HYMAN & BROWN ELL. Stockholders' Annual Meeting. NOTICE? IS HERKBV GIVEN THAT the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Green Basin Luml.rin(r Co will I held at the office of the eo in pa y in lla'sted, Oregon, on the tli of January. 1S81, at the hour of I o'clock r. m for the purimse o eloctinif directors of said company, and al otner efficers of the company. Ieecaihcr 1!, J. D. MONTGOMERY, cvr tary. DID YOU II. Brink's. See those wicker wood baskets at T. SOLID COMFORT rS at Brink's rnn The nicest and best Bed lUn LoungesgotoT.il. Brink's. He has them. Ws n ten Two rooms furnished or un furnished for light keejanc must be near the bnsiuexspart ol town. H children. Address this office. 1 ft 11 Oyste HOPKINS Star Bakery REMOVAL 'lie Albany Are now removing their entire stock of furnitnte into their elegant new quarters in the new Baltimore brick. They have added a magnif icent line of newest uatterns in bed-room and parlor sets and all kinds of fine furniture, and will have one of the finest furniture establish ments in the city. Their prices will be found very reasonable. A fine linp of carpets bought before the raise will be sold at low figures. Call anu see them in their new T T. ItllOCK&ll. HYDE, JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. Till: LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY 81 Ol E OF A LI ANY. THE ONLY tJENlI.Vtt ROGERS BROS SIL VKI'WtKK, FRENCH CHINA 51) GLASSWARE, ROY'S WAGON ABY AND DOM. CAR, RIAGES. AND A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. Specialty in the finest Tuas. Coffees and Family Groceries, for net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley. jtaTlnsurance agent for Fire and nine. SAL2ER'S,K AT SEEDS HA ISLK V 60 hu., COkN 100 bu. POTATOES M0 bu. pera. I rrsend s rents for Kample farm seeds and catalome. I lurCatalKitlie finest ever Dublixhed in O. Trial .- i.kire. Karliert Veiretable Seeds. port pd.SI. 15 pkirs. hlemnt Flower Keeds, port paid. 60 eenta. fs w -- cix-iKiii iu rarine ast VISTes. JOHN A. SALZER. LACROSSE. WISCONSIN. V. F. llre have in M now tlie Lawt it i i n it v 1 n l iieauquarters lor Hoiiaay booa JlKY(i()ODS, NOTIONS, FANCY UOOD AND FUI.N1S11ING fJOOliS Evt'iy shuwu iu Albany. ple.tse you. 'oinmenciiig December Our cloaks at coat. Come while really the greatest drive ever offered in Albany. On accoui.t of the warm fall we find we are overstocked in Gent's Heavv Underwtar and for the next tnirtv days shall give extra bargains. We can and will save you money. Call and get prices. A pk asnre to show good. Furniture Co, store. Proprietors He tmva am.r. oi ACME" th nmm 19 ! n.K EEAD, s the Best as well as Assortment of We know tbat we can ; 1st We will Mark the assortment is cood. Thin U 0 1 RESPECTFULLY, W. F. READ- THE- OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HOCG, Receiver. Oregon Oerelspment Cos Steamship Line .AND Hours Letas Time Than by any other route: 22 Accomodations nnsurpasscd for r, n ( it an aafety. rare and freiichts via YsqUus n the Oregon IJeve opuient con: ai j s ships, much less that by any other route ween all points in ttc VMIUntt al and San Francisco, Sailing dates nu TlQCuffa. Willamette Valley.... , . W V WUlamctto Valley ...!7... -.Dec. I0!h . - l!Hh .. ' Sbtii fKoa Sam r&Aktuoo. Wrallon rec 6th Willamette Valley " isu, Willamette Valley Kov, 24td The coir pan - reserve the right to cha-u; teamen era Jlinr daiea. aiLi raaaaaKB tuikb. hxcept bundaya.) L Tsx;uira7:no a a I Lv Albany 12r!0 r Cortailis 10:3S a j " Oorvallia ot rt Ar Albany V a a I Ar Yaquina '3S r. s OkC. Mains jonnect at Aihan and Cos Wa. it Boas, t. . Iloaci, General ManaKer. U. F &P. agent Oorvallia, O oa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA RCUTE Californ ia rr-reas trains rnn daily aocru I K0PTB ..uupuj..l,v. ...Portland ....Ar.. B:3i anv . lapm..U.... Albany Lv.. 6:21 ans 112 8 Krancisco.Lv.. il-UUpna Pas. Train D Hy- lx Kundaj O0a m..T.v... Port land ... 12:20pm..Lv.... Albany 6;40 p mAr.....Bocourit .Ar. 4) pas Lv.. 12:00 , L.V.. H in ana 2.: p..Lv.. p ro Ar . tii..l 8 :a m..Ar . .Alliany... . . Lelianon. . Alhaiij-. 1 lainn. . Ar.. :JS ia .. Lv ui .. Ar. . 4.6 pn .Li.. X;4j m Auswr ifl L, uitv (EXIX. Simd.ic) "Or. l.....Pmtiid....r m Ar. ..Aiii,u)...,.u....J.(i,i1s 1 ULLMAK Bl'FFEThi KKPi Ks TOPiHsT si.KKl AJ.-S. ft-nt-sr.a-.ta-ord Ui Kti rree l ia:n. l4e lltl,4nn. Be-twr, l",.inatnl n.I 1,'rvailiB MjII I raln Vally - Kxcep. fundiy ;:: m..Lv :..pa.-.Lm i .Ar.fi p. m llop m..A. tVinanis LJroop m. At Alliany and Conallis couect aiU. trains of Oregon I'a. iHeRailroa.1. rxprrsa Trala llally (Except tuwisy 4:40pm..Lv... 71 p m..Ar... Icitiaud .. Ar." 8 SO ami IMfinnvillc.l.v.. 14:40 THROUGH TICKF.TS lo A I! feint' EAST AND SOUTH Tor tickeU and full Mnlrinis.ion re- a. KUr.HI.FK. K P. ROCF.RS. Manager At V. r. k P, A TOA'KFrOMTHE PRiKCIPUPCINTS IN THE UNITED STATfS.rCAKADA AKD EURCPL PULLMAR PALACE CAR SUWCS. FrM Colonitt Slewlnr Cars Ess ILiccjb oi Ei ran Trains OMAHA, (X) UNC.IL bli f KANS CHICAGO AND ST. CiTY, 3T')S: nil Eletaat new IMalaa 4'ai smmkx. Close CoiinectierM at Portland for San Ptaa cisoo and rturei Sound pcinta. aV'nnata leave the O mnui'i h.r .t the foot of ttrnadslhia slrerf , on Tnesdi.t an J r ru.av 01 earn week. c. G. RAVI LINtS. itv ticket and Fm-l.t Xc...i Cramtl Ira Mr Manacp. 1 . V . nr. r. . THE MARKET Ai.BAitr (tioTarn s. Wheal 60 . Oata 43c Hour 4.2.'. 1 er bt) Potatoe tOv Ketrs 23c Butter 202.; Ird-KHS I --. Hsms Hgi:'. Phoulders f0 8c. Bacon 100 l'Jc Hups 30cJ2 Hay liraotliv. tlf. oata- Anil rl Aftt . . Ap; firwn, .50 xer bu, Plu ju Dried, 48c. per lb. A:i"r dried Meat lied 9c enndritd 0t S . CliirkcD 4..VS (0 Hides Be-l bicl-, pro r, 4 e, c : deer skiun, 20c; shetp pelU. 10a c, according to wcul. Mw 'llpQf cross. Mutton tiuo per Lead. 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