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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1891)
3 THE MORNING HEHALD: SATURDAY, FERRUARY 28, IfcOI. "1 V T "t i i w Daily and Wkkkly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION - DAILY Published 'every morning except Monday.) elivenil by currier, per weck.-.. 0-SO rly mail, per year..- l l I I WKKKLY, .(Published every Friday M..rnlng.) n; copy, er annum. In advance.....$"2,00 hen nut uaid in nlvw. iAO THE MAILS'. Mails the Allny postofflce close Far all unices north Die Kaatern states OSO a. M, The Went Side f And the Kat row Oa wl R. R4 J or Portland and Si-m It A. M nrvallia and Yaiiuina 12.30 p. n I BofDea snth 7: i ne piwtortice will I cIkiI each I liriu a. su Her V VJIm u liulb. v . . ttrglittered matter (or the ly AyWiIng train anuiuu ua iiiaiicu uuivie u li'wh reylous evenini'. .Njkr. M the OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLK. raswniccr. FitWht Arrives Departs , n.1"in:1i'20ini .' S. Ii'l'iu 7 4f a m Thk silver iueation, allliougli it is shelved for tlie present by the failure of congressional action, is still alive anil active issue, that must he met ly the country ami rightly solve'.!. If we arc to hi ve silver money then it shouhl lie given a value as firm and lawful in projoi tion to its establisheil weight ami purity as is accorded to gold, and this axiomatic state of affairs can only be accomplished by making its coinage just as free as is that of gold. That is all there is in the subject, and the argu ments and fine spun theories that are made to the contrary are but specious falsehoods made with Belli nil interests intent. The Chronicle sizes up one idea uon the subject as follows : "The ma jority of the coinage committer- of the house have a very restricted idea of the silver question. In their reiiort tlu-v say : "I'nder the present law there is provision for using the world's surplus (of silver), which is all that unlimited coinage could accomplish." The dense iitnorance of the ' men w ho assume that the object of the ad vocates of bimetallism is to secure a market for the surplu produc tion of silver is only mati lied by the stupidity of those jcoplc w ho charge that the friends of free coinage ate working in the in terest of the silver miners. An elementary knowledge of the principles of bimetallidui would teach any one that the object of free coinage is not to make a mar ket for silver miners, but to secure a standard of value more stable than the single nold standard could possibly Ik?. T.y permitting . free coinage the double standard would at once Iks established and become the measure of value. This would arrest the fall of prices due to "the diminution of the standard by the demonetization of silver, and prevent every persou called upon to make a payment at some future day from being de frauded by his creditor who, so long as the single gold standard remains in force, will lc able to compel payment in a metal whirl la constantly In-coming more scarce," The weight given to'.-irjnmstan-tial evidence is often wrongly ap plied. The Chronicle illustrates this by the case ol the college professor whose disappeara ice was finally accounted for by the (hiding of his dead body. It says that the clearing up of the mystery of the disappearance of 1'rofessor Bancroft of l'.rown University shows how easily dates ami inci dents may !c confused by persons of fairly good memory. At tin time the professor suddenly droppeil out of life one of the theories was Lhat he had clandes tinely left home for some foreign country, an leo'or was given to t hit theory by the testimony of sevt ral jersons who claimed to have seen him in Providence the day after he left. Now- it is ccrUiu that he threw himself into a pond a lew hours alter he walked out of his own door. It is such errors in recollection as these which make circumstantial evidence so dangerous. The dispatches continue . to bring accounts of tin work of the Whitecap fiends, in various locali ties in the east. In one instance they violently w rest a new ly made bridegroom from the arms of bis pleading wife; in another they tear the sleeping forms of a husband and wife from their bed and after heating them set them adiif' upon the raging waters of the Ohio river at midnight. These pretending conservers of the public morals are the worst enemies society has and the power of law and order in the states where they ojierate should I e worked to the fullest extent to put a stop to their in famous work. Xo matter what the character of the victims of their midnight raids may be the actions of the devils who hide be hind white masks is ten times more dangerous and contemptible. TiiKendurance of the Cve men in the mine disaster, in Pennsyl vania, wl.o clung to life with a tenacity and perseverance that gave them existence through five days in the noisome atmosphere of tie dismal mine without food, is an example worthy of all praise and commendation, and a hundred times more deserving of mention than the puny ell'orts of lr.. Tan ner and Sncci to gain notoriety by pinching their stomachs. The Washington bouse of repre sentatives, in the trial and ac quittal of Metcalfe, the member who reported having accepted a brilie from Judge Calkins for voting for him for. United States senator, has oniy succeeded in making a spectacles of itself with out effecting any permanent good. The state foots the bill which w ill not ne a small one. Trials are costly allairs and have to In- paid for. THK nOKI.ll KNKICIf KIJ. The facilities of the present day or the production of everything h it will conduce to . the material welfare and Com fort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of l-'igs was first produced the world was enriched with t he on ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy w hich is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt amiellcclual tocleanse the system gently in the SpriL time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is knovwithc more M)pular it becomes. i:riii.Hr.T run high in this city over System lluilder as every body is imiug it for Catarrh of the Stomach, dyspepsia Constipation, Impure Mim.mI and to tin i Id up t heir system. Try it and tell your friends ahoiit.it., as it must K)S.sess woiul'-i fill merit w hen ail speak well of it. New Spring limiiN. I am" now receiving my first in voices of spring novelties in wash goods, priiits,g!iiham seersuckers, etc., also just received a new line of all wool summer plaids ami beiges. Sami kl K. Yoi'Mi. Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shilolrs Cure is the runedv for yon. For sale bv Posh ay & Mason. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat- arrali remedy, price 50 cent.-". Nasal injector free, sold by Poshay .t Mason. Thk law makers of the slate of Kansas, are passing railroad legis latioiUd the most stringent nature. A inasimun rate bill has leen passed which reduces freight, It is said, 2i) per cent. This can be counted as the direct result of the abitrary action on the pait of the railroads themselves. I'y refusing to acquiesce in the reasonable de mandd of the eopIe, they have caused such a reaction that the matter has swung to the other extreme, and now the railroads are to be unduly cinched. One sided legislation is all w rong but th! railroad jeople have had it so long on their side that they cau not grumble much if it vibrates over to the other extreme. 230 - Do Not Pass Bv ! WE HAVE A FEWn WINTER GARMEN 1 s -Ifhat we will sell at- REDUCED RATESH :: IREDUCED RATfSl ' v. FURNISHING GOODS, VELVETS. SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES, LADIES' AND .MIOSES SILK AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, COTTOX AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SILK AND LIXE.V HANDKERCHIEFS. SCARFS. VEILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC. BUCK AND COLORED DRESMlfcr Gf. W. SIMPSON, FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. Business Ch.anere-1 Having bought the stock of Stoves, Pumps, Hardware and Cuttlery from Gr. W. Smith, and wishing to close the same we will sell until July 1, the entire stock at Cost for GASH. WANTED -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of - DEYOE & FROMAN JSKO.S., imoners ana ueaiers in an kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery description, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show ccods; Quid sales ami small profits is our motto. Also repair ebop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. MSfeaPswSrK - Smith Premier. Comport, Neat and J arable. Do not fail to ex amine the "Premier'" before buying. Aycnt, T This machine may be Peen at the Westurn t'nion Telegraph Oilki n this city. i a i i The result of lieavv ix marges n annost mvaria (J J I hly disastrous to the fel- C lnvwho does the heavy 1 diarcring. J Jus is as true of prices as it is ot deadly firearms. That's why wa hue chalked OUIJ GOODS down to HOT- ami see us at our storr TOM PRICES. Come Prompt service and polite attention to everybody. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. Gh.as. Smith & Co. L. W. PARKER. MGR. n ilie Threshold of the lew Year ! The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of. Dry Goods FOR 1891 AT pop t2A c r. 3 CrfrS "So g OH tx3 . r-3 ot Annual Shiol MeetiiiR. Notice is lien-by pivi-n to tmr li-fral Voters uf srliooi district No. 5, I. inn county, i ir'i;oii, th:tt the n-ifiilar n-llll-ll m liool nit'i-tiii of it:iiil si lioiil itislrict uill In- held on tin; lirst Mon. dny, li-:in-4 1ln--jiil d:iy of Marcli.lXH, at tin- hour of 7 o'clock i: .v., of saul day at the ccuirt I:oiim- in the city of Alli.iny, I. inn county. Oregon, in sai'l disliici. Ur Hie purpose, ol licurini; llu-rcioi Is oflhc ilirectors and clt-vk of said ilinlriel, and lo levy a tax fir the support of the schools for tin- i-D-Kiiiii r::r. Also Tor the purpose of levj in;; a las for the purpose of pay-in-; interest on the Ivondo of said .school disti ict and Ilie second iustaK. inent of I he principal of said Krhool hoiiiN, due and payahle luni! I Mil, lVH, and for the transaction of any other business that may Icir.illy eoim licfore th ineclin. Ia'i-d this liilli day of Keln iiary, A I)., 1V.M. C. !. lit KKHAilT, Itislrict Clerk. J. K. WEATIIEItl'OKIl, Chairman Hoard of Directors. WHY DO YOU COUGH?! ) you know that a little cough is a dangerous I m-r Are yon aware that it often fastens! on tlK-limgsanil fiirtoooften runs into Con-! sniii.t!m ami ends in Death ? People suffer-1 nig trotii Asthma, Bronchitis, Pneumonia; and Consumption will all tell you that : "IT STARTED WITH A COLD"! Can you afford to neglect it? Can vouS trine with so serious a matter? Are you aware that I DR. ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY j for Coughs. Colds and Consumption is beyond question the greatest of J ;uu juwi-i ii lu-iiH-uies r 11 win siop a ixiugn in one nignc. it will check ; a Cold in a day. It will prevent Croup, relieve Asthma and cure Con-1 suitiptionif taken in time. " You can't afford to be without it." A25c ' bottle may save you $100 in Doctor's bills may save your life ! Ask " your druggist for it.or write for Ixiok to ? "' JMMKE . Hi? as9)rt;mnt ii bijer thai ever bjfore, and he ia prepare! variety and prices. to satisfy customers in quality Th Highest Market Price Paid ' for Country Produce. A I IRKS, Manufacture steam engines, grist and saw mil. machinery, iron fronts a all kinds of heavy and light work in iron and brass castings. Special att tiou paid to repairing all kinds of machinery. Patterns made on short not COS TEL, 1'rcaident. P LINGltAN, Secretary, JOHN HOLM AN. Se It you want a durable monu ment go to Kgan it Achison, who are handling nothing but the beet grades. Have yon seen those beautiful cement walls in the cemeteries, put up by Kgan & Achison, at half t he coat of atone. Shiloh's Cure and consumption cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures coneuiiiption. For sale by Poshay it Mason. SAN WA )is remove.! h s laundry to the iron hou the corner of Se.wiid and Lyon streets. Oararrh ccrrd, health anil sect breath secured by Shioh's Catarrh Ke.uedv. prjce 50 cents. Nasal Injector tree, i'or Sale hv Koshay & Mason. Although our line cf underwear is somewhat broken, still we have a few nice suits left which will be sold at a bargain. T. L. Wallace & Co. The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their good looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good qualites of the cook and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. If you want foed go to Morris & Blount. Coi. 1st, and Baker streets, their prices are reasonable and they deliver to all parts of the city without extra cost, Custom chopping a specialty. The finest line of groceries ever brought to this city can be found at Allen Bros. Fine comb honey and salmon bellies at Mueller & Garret's, the leading grocers. A large stock of fresh groceries just received at ParkerBros. All kinds of canned goods at Parker Bros. Egan & Achison are selling mon uments at Portland prices. Our stock of candy has arrived, and we will give special rate to churches and sociables. Mueller & Garrett. Any suit in the house for cost for the rest of this month. New spring goods will arrive the lirst of March. T. L. Wallace A Co Viereck will shave you or cut your hair in tlie most approved stvle, We are sole agents for Ilanan & Sons fine shoes, carry them in every size and width, every pair warranted, try them. T. L. Wallace & Co. A. L B A 1M Y Collegiate Institute. ALBANY, OREOOlt 1850....... lf!l A Eull Cups of Instructors. Classical. scl tiflc. literary, cemmercia. and normal classes. Courses of study or-1 ranired to meet the needs of all trades or student Special inducements offered to students Iroin abroad, iuiuoo ranges rrom $5.S f mitjm Per Terau Instrumental instruction in music wi given by Ilia Lsurs Ooltim. Board in private families at low rates, and rooms for self boardiiu; at smalt expense. A carciul supervision exercised over pup iway from liome. For circulars and full particulars, address the president, KEV. ELBERT N. COND1T, Altany, Oregon. I Bakery CROWDER BROS Contractors and Builders. Jffice on First street with Wal lace & Cusick, real estate agents, t Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildings or car nen er work. All work intrusted to 8 will be promptly executed. XI OTICE All persons 11 atr.iinst the late L. S. having claims Mead, deceased. will please present tliem to L. H. Montsnye. at his olBc , or to me at Albany, Oregon. WALLACE F. MEAD. GOLD RING, 6 GOLD PENS, 6 CEDAR pencil, 2 very (rood handkerchiefs, all sent to any address to introduce my ch?ap line of goods, for 10 eta. J S. Simmons, Cadiz O. -...A KCLL STOCK OF . Staple Groceries a Glassware. Crockery The best quality cf lea, coffees, csndies nuts, ttc FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAT. At this oM reliable house Is also to be found a complete assortment of fiesh family groceries, to what is constantly brtug added all the seasonable lines of groceries and pro 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 bought whso prices -ese low and the benefit of tie margin will bs driven to bis customers. Remember the place, tu old corner on First and Broslalbin St. Conrad Hfter, Nursery. MMra. Hvman & Brownell are r; prepared in their nursery to far l niati ii kinda of stock, and those WAN TED A sesmstress, one who can cut ! inteBdlflS tO plant should Call Upon and flt. Otil at owner of Alh an.l Rail. II a road streets. -Vn, F. A. Burkhart, ".Mtei". THE- faq uina Route! OREGOIJ PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HOGG, Receiver. AMC Oregon DereloputCo.'s Steamship Ltne 225 MILESSHORTER 1 AND 22 Hours -Less Time Than by any otbar route: Accomodations unsurpassed for cemfort an Safety. Fares and freights via Yaquiua aa the Oregon Devc opment company's ships, much less Miat by any other routs ween all points in the V iManetfr si and San Francisco. Sailing dates. raoM Tiocrsa. WillametU Valley Dec 10th . Jth ,. 28t W V- WUtamettsValley.... ? faoM saji rauciaoo Wratlno ; Dec. (th Willamette Valley i6th WUlamette Valley. . Ko, 24U The company reserve the right to cbaic toamcrs cr sitting dates. pailt rasbSMaim turns. Except Sundays.) L Yaquiua 7;00 A U I Ly Albany 12:10 r Cnrvaliis 10:3 a I " Corvallis Mil Ar Albany 1 1: Ar Yaquina s i r. . O. A C. tiaiiu connect at Alban and Cot Ws.M. Boas, L, . Mooes, Oensral Hanagst, U.t" P. Agent ComaUs.0 on EAST SOUTH -V1A- SOUTHERN PACFW ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA EOCTli California express trains run daily I Mosta socra 7K O m.-I.V Pnrflanrf A v o 10:2i p m..Lv... Albany "lt".". t:K am 1AlmVAt -8- randseo.Ly.. tMWpss lcal Pass. Trala Bally-Ex. Sunday 8S0am..Lv.....PrtlaBd,...Ar.. pas 120 p m..Lv.,.. AlbsnyLv..lSK)0 am 5:s0 p mAr Roourg Lv.. e:2S aa Jtraacli. 2:S6pLy... Albany. At.. H:ipai zApm Ar ... .'Lebanon..... Lv Hrattatn T-.am..Lv AlbauyMMAr.. 4.S8 pas H2im..Ac Lebanon.... Lv J-u um alsaxt locai, DAO.T (Except 8unday) 6.00 ra..Ly....Portlawl.-r.Ar..9.O0 a a 9.00-......AJ. ..Alhjny, 1 . wtI PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEPERS. TOURIST BLEEPIKG CARS, For aceommoaation of Secondlasa V sengers attached to Fxprtss Trains, West Side Mvlslvsu Between Poitland and Corvallis MU Tralit Dallj-Except Sunday 730 a m..Lv ...FonianJ ..Ar.6 SO v. ra L. 12.Wp. m ttlO p m..Ar Uorraiiis. At Albany and Corvallis connect wit trains of Oregon PaclflcRailroad. Express Trala Bally (Excipt Sunday 4:40 pm..Lv..... Portland... Ar., 7.-26 p m..Ar.....Jaclinnville.Lv. tM a si ;&.46ani THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH Kttnt tickets and fnll rmfnnnatina ra. garding rates maps, etc, call on compan)' agent at Albany, K. KOKHLER, C P. ROGERS, Asst.C.F. AP, A TJCKSTS TO ANOSFROM THE PRINCIPL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATTS. CANADA AND EUROPE, PULLMAN PALACE. CAR SUEPEES. Frss Oolonitt Slsenlu Can Bit Thiol B ss Ex Tats Iraiu OMAHA, KANf CITY, CHJCAGO AND ST. 3UIS. Clegaat Kew IMnlag Cat Wit Change. Close Connections at Portland for San Fran Cisco and Paget Sound pointa. ' tVBnata leave the Company's wharf, at the foot of Broad albin street, on Tuesday anJ Friday of each week. C O. KAWLttGS. City ticket and Freight Agent C. S. MILLKN. . eaferal Tranle Mnnnger. r. . lee. . r. a. THE MARKETS. ALBANY QUOTATIONS. WheV-iS4' Oats 60c Flour S4.25 per bbl Potatoes 05c Butter :50035c Lard 1012Xc Hams 14 15c . Shoulders 6?8c Bacon I013c, Hops 30C.C f Hay Timotlir. 116. oata'and cI.l $13. . . App es Green, GO .TSaot bn. Flu Dried, iK$c per ft. App'rs dried bleached 9c nndried fliic. Chickens $4.5005 00 Hides Bef hides, preer, 4 e, c : deer skins, 20c; sheep pelts, lofe c, according to wooL Beef 22Kc gross. Mutton $200 per head. Hogs 5fjc orestec. ft 1.1 'VP4 , v. T " i
