Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 22, 1891, Page 2, Image 2

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ORKGON PACIFIC TDU TABLB.
Arrives Depart
JlllSpmlllMpm
t 1411m 7.4fiam
women, as jurors.
An e u Urn paper recently told
an amusing and characteristic
story regarding the eligibility of
women to serve as trial jorora.
Uupon a failure to convict a
woman charged with an offense
especially irritating to the average
woman the paper in question de
clared that a female advocate in
women jorora exclaimed: "We
would not have been moved by
the hussy's tears. She niighthave
wept until the judge and district
attorney had to send out for
galoshes, but we'd have convicted
her if we thought she was guilty
and of course she was. I knew
that as I read about the case in the
papers last winter."
The intuitive faculty upon wliich
woman prtues nerseit - is a very
valuable possession in many in
stances, and its exercise often leads
to correct as well as startling n
sults ; but as the law now stands
jurors are sworn to try case and
render verdicts according to the
evidence, not according to intui
tion, and it is hard to see how the
average woman, if sitting on a
jury, would be able to redeem her
promise in this regard.
To this it may be answered, and
with much force, says the San
Francisco Chronicle that a verdict
rendered by a jury of women act
ing wholly from intuition would
be quite as apt to be a just verdict
as moat of those which are by
juries of men, who are very apt to
act under a total misapprehension
of the effect of evidence or from
passion, prejudice or natural stu
pidity; but while this may be con
ceded, still it would not be prudent
to abrogate the rule which re
quires the verdict to be based on
the evidence, for that is the only
available measure of its correct
ness. If is a matter of grave doubt
whether the average woman could
try a case fairly and impartially,
no matter how strongly she might
be disposed to do so. She is more
than willing te exercise mercy and
charity and generosity, especially
in concreti cases, but when it
comes to doing exact justice be
cause ii is justice she is very apt
to be unheeding of the appeal sim
ply because it is couched in what
is to her an unknown tongue. She
will do right, as she regards it,
mnch quicker than the average
man, but she seems lo have no
adequate conception of general
rules or laws of right and wrong,
: v i .x . .
vi ii sue ass me exceptions are
more numerous than the rules.
Mixed juries might do, where
the intuition of the women would
aid the sluggishness or stupidity
of the men, but to commit an im
portant case, especially a criminal
case, to a jury composed wholly of
women would be taking despeiate
chance either for the prosecution
or the defense.
Tub Panama canal question bobs
up serenely every few days. The
latest news concerning the great
ditch is that a committee of the
rench senate has recommend'
fT7
the government to co-operate with
the Credit Fancier in its attempt
to raise funds to complete the un
dertaking. We presume there
can be no valid objection to the
French government assisting- the
- enterprise with its credit, but if
the interest which may thus be
acquired is subsequently used to
gain the management of the canal
there will surely be trouble. It
may not appear to the average
Frenchman that Americana are
much in earnest on ths subject of
-the Monroe doctrine, bdtcircum
stance may easily ariaJtavhich
would make every citizen of the
United States earnestly demand
that no foreign government shall
extend the sphere of its influence
on this continent. In such a con
tingency the French would be
comoelled to abdict the canal, if
they evei take hold of it, just as
promptly as they were compelled
to withdraw from Mexico as soon
after the war of tha rebellion as
we were able to tarn our attention
to affairs in that country.
Tulaki, California, proposes to
furnish a very novel exhibit for
the fair. From a gigantie red
wood tree, 3U0 feet high, and 26
feet in diameter, will be cat two
lengths forty-five long, and these
will be transformed into full-sized
railway coaches by hollowing out
the interior. The rough bark of
the tree will be left on the roof
and on the sides and ends the
natural wood will be left unpol
ished. The interior will be fin
ished after the style of Pullman
cars. One will be a buffet dining
car, with bath, barber-shoD ai.d
kitchen, and the other a sleeper,
with observation room. Ordinary
ear trucks will be put underneath,
and the men of Tulare, with their
wives and children, will make
their trip to Chicago in these
strange coaches and live in them
while there. The intention is to
keep these cars in the exposition
groundi, and to sell as mementos
the portions of the tree cut away
in their construction.
Land carriage will never be able
to compete successfully with
water transportation. 'The Cleve
land Iron Trade Review notes
that "iron pipe is being shipped
from Philadelphia by the all
water route to Seattle, a distance
of 13,000 miles, in direct competi
tion with western iron towns and
foreign dealers. Nearly all the
water-pipe in San ' Francisco, San
Diego and Portland also went by
this route."
The ' travelers and pleasure
seekers form one of the fruitful
resources of income, for many
localities. The Chicago Herald
says that Switzerland owes a great
deal to the tourists who visit
that land. Last year the 8wiss
hotels and boarding houses dis
posed of 62,600 beds that were
used by 5,720,000 tourietB, who
paid over 71,000,000 francs fo
their accommodations.
Some cf the idiosyncracies of
human nature are well illustrated
by observing what article! men
place special value upon. For in
stance it is related that in 1858
there was a sale of Madeira wine
in Paris, when forty-four bottles
were bought by Rothschild for
their weight in gold. The wine
was from the famous 1815 pipe of
Madeira, which had lain at the
bottom i of the sea for thirty-six
yeai s. :
OBTAINED MORI KKLIBS
rroanaCaaofOK. T. Than Any
thing Ha iTtr Used.
wi t ..
me writer oi me iouowing is a
Baptist . minister of many years
sianuing, wen Know as a mis
sionary to the Indians, and is now
i teacher in the school recently
All- 1 1 . . rt . .
cHuiuiieueu at forest lirove loa
the education of the Indian youth :
foRBHT urove. Or.. March 8.
ffiSS
sought aid from different phy
sicians, and even changed ciimates
10 ouutin reuet, but bave met with
indifferent success. Hearing
tlirHigh a friend of the Oregon
Kidney Tea. 1 obtained a box of
t and have derived more 'benefit
train it ttian from any thing else I
nave yei lounu.
Rkv. J. C. Hukf
HUMPHREYS
Da. HuarHKBT-sSrscrriasre scientifically
ami carefully prepared prescriptions; used
lor manv years in private practice with suc
cea, and for orer thirty years used by the
people, trery ain(le apeciBe ia a cure lor
uie unease nameu.
new, Bimincs core wiinout amggmg,
purRiuif or reducing the system, and are in
act and deed the sovereign remedies of the
woria.
Lin op rai.vcint soa. cvsss. rxicxa..
1 Fevers, Const eat ka, inftammation..S 26
2 Worms, worm (ever, worm colic.,.. 24
S trying Uabc, or teethiag of infants. . 26
4 Diarrhea, ol children or adults...... 26
5 Dysentery, Gripine. Billions Colic 2S
Cholera Morbat, romitiuir.
cnoiera Morons, vomiting..... 4
7 Coueh, coMs. bronchitai
26
26
IS
8 Neonduia. towhaLha. Pacaacha.
9 Headache, aick hradache, vertigo,
iv ivjcma, ouitoos atomacn
iiisuppreaMor rainful Periods 26
12 Whites, too profuse peiiods 25
13 Cronp, cough, difficult breathing...... 25
M Salt Rheum, eayaipelaa. eruptions.. 25
Is Rheumatism, rheuiratic painaM.m. 26
ISPeverand aime. chilla malmrim mi
Piles, blind or bleeding..........,.M. 60
.. vw in, wiuuniH, cuiu iu ne neau ou
20 Whiiopinit Couyh, violent couxhl . 60
2t General debility, physical weaknea 60
27 Kidney dianae 50
" ra Sf"1"'' 1 00
JO Urinary Weakness, wittiag bnj 60
32 Diaeaaa ot the heart, palpitation.... I 00
Sold bv dragrnte, or aeat BostpaM on w
ceipt of price. Dr. Humphreys' Manual, (14
pages) nchly bound in cloth and old. mail,
ed ree. IIUMPHKKVS'MED. 6
111 a 113 WilliamSt , New York.
SPECI F IC S
Childran Cry
for riTewaa'a - ,
C astor ia
I svitri raemilasl a aKJis-ft tri rant if I I . I ' ' ' " ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 . -
SPRING
OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS 18 THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE ON THE PACIFIC COA8 r, AND COMPRISES
ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF
Four-Spring Passenger and
tain Wagons,
SPECIAL PARCEL DE
LIVERY WAGONS.
ONE - HORSE BUSINESS
WAGONS,
ONE-HORSE IRON AXLE
WAGONS, ETC.
It will pay all partes want
ing Spring wagons otany
description to call uppn or
correspond with us.
We guarantee our vehicles the best,
Staver Walker
NEW MARKET BLOCK, - - - PORTLAND, OREGON.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE 8TOCK ON
THE PACIFIC COAST OF
Ifccilawy aai Voiiclw . of Eviry : D scriptioa.
BBND FOK CAT A LOU I B AM) PRICE LIST. .
W. O. IDA. VIS
ALBANY, -
Do you want to be Iisddv and
make those about you pleased, if
o manages one oi those lovely
l 3 ; 1 . w w
wjueu puuio s ai Airs, nymans.
If yon have not drank Coronado
mineral water, you should try it
it wiu sooer von no. mva von a
ciean swmacn ana a rood ai)De
-i . - . ----
tite.
The men of this vicinity need
not be jealous because- their wives
talk so constantly about Matthews
ana wasnnarn. Its not their good
looks the ladies are talking, about,
it Is the good oualitesof the cook
ana neaiing slaves toey sell. Every
J 1 . ' .a a.
one seems to oe aeugnted when
they buy from M. and W.
ftcho! rax Nolle.
The school tax ' in school
district No 5, is now due and pay
able. Call at- my afire and pay
the same before it became de
linquent. C. G. BURKHkT.
i. District Clerk.
AL'LEN BROTH ERS
CI3ARS. TOBACCO' AND. CHOICE FRUITS
OF ALL KIXD8 IN
FLINN BLOCK.
Bprio
The public is
mense stock of Drv
FORTHESI
a
it
w
His assertasnt it biggsr than evsr before, and be
prims.
The Highest Market rf rice Paid for Country Produce.
WAGONS.
Moun-
HALF-PLAT!
SPHIN
ft
SCROLL SPRING
"HANDY WAGONS."
.'TAYLOR OR THREE-
I SPRING WAGONS,
HALF-8PRING WAGON8,
EXPRESS WAGONS,
DELIVERY WAGONS,
prices lowest, quality considered
& CO.
AGENTS
OREGON.
LBAN, Y
ALBANY
0REQ0H
.....1SSI
A Eull Ctrps of Instructors.
Clartral, tola tlflc, Utarary, oonuaaroia.
and nomal Hanaai. Couraaa ot aunty ar-raaa-ad
lo moat tha naada ol all fmif of
todanta. Spatial iadocamaala ofarad to
atudaata from abroad. Tuition raojrai (ran
te aitJn) 1 far Vara.
inaaranMatai instruction In moaW wi
liraa by Man Laura Ooitra.
Board la print tamilim at kw na
caraful aaaarriaoa axardsad arar
wmit wmlw m mail itiii n. a
away from bona. ..
For drcnlaia and full nwthmlua :
tha anaidnit.
aav. ELBERT N. OOROIT, '
Aiaaay.Oraron,
CR0WDER BROS
Contractor and. Builders,
Office on First street with Wal
lace & Cusick, real esUte agenta.
JDany, Oregon. Estunates given
n all kinds of buildinKSorcaroenv-
erwork. All work intrusted ta
will be promptly wxeouted.
and
FORM
Q WAQQr
WaGO
Colkiate
e
ai
LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES IN SEASON.
amodcemenT
invited to inspect the im-:
is preparsi. ta
)
i
FULL STOCK OF..
Staple Groceries
assware.
Tha beat
aula, ale.
quality ol teas, coffees, candle
FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY
DAT.
AtllufoM rcllabla houae la alao to ba
louDd a complete aanrtmaat of freab (anily
rrooarlaa. to wbl& la eooataotly baiur addad
all tha naaonable Unea ot groccrlei aad pro-
Cranberriw,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
tastetn Buckwheat Flour,
Gannea Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
Tbeee goods were all boutrht when price
ere low and the benefit ot the margin will be
ivon wo oia customeri. lumemDer theplaoc,
u tha old ourner on First and Broaialbin Sta.
Conrad Myer,
DR. W. C. NEQUS,
Graduate of the Royal College of
London, England, also of the Belle-
vne Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and praotioe and makes a ape
qialty of chronio diseases, removes
canoe rs, scrofula enlargemenUjtumon
and wens, without pain or the knife.
He also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Hal praotit ed
in the German French and Encliah
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
lay night. His motto is
V.OD WILL TO ALL."
SaTOffioe and residence, - Lebanon
Oregon
IFI-A-ICTO.
T1H08B WISHING A FIRST-CLASS
IN.
a
rrjmeot. tbe beet made in mtnA k
climate ol this coast, can ba suited by oa ling
- m, uiiuaiie uie auaonic
Teaiple, Kint street. The latest vocal aad
instrumental muaic kepftor sale. Also tbe
largest assortment ol stamping patterns to
elect boa this side of 'Frisco. Leaeona
iTen in puntlnc: and embroidery at faei
HVU0 over Lino County Rank. Give her
row eraer ana you will be pleased.
pi or aery.
Mefs-9. Hyman & Brownell are
prepared in their nursery to fur
nish all kinds of stock, and those
intending to plant should call upon
them.
Boots and Shoes.
Purchasers of Boots and Shoes
bear in mind that big advertise
ments and offers of big discounts
lo not always mean best values.
You will have to pay Borne one a
profit aa no one can do business
without expense. The quest-on is
who can sell you the best mxxln
for the least money.
Samuel E. Young.
Star
Bakery
Crocershs
i
m-mu ki v a a a, i.wirti i
Goods
satisfy customers ia quality
AT -
STEWART S SOX,
-DEALERS IN-
Eon
OSBORNE BINDERS,
AVe carry no machinery that
found to be satisfactory, and as. we
ueaier ran give oeiier icrme.- - -
Springfield. Sawmill
A. WHEELER, (8PRINGFIELD.) PBOPBIETOK.
SPIUNGFIELD.
'Albany yard and office on
reeta, A. Wheeler, Albany Manager. t
Having lumber not excelled in quality..' and facilities not surpassed
or the prompt and satisfactory Jiling of orders, I respectfully solicit
n are oi tne trade.
A A sy si tin far w. 1. Desilat tteet. I " ' H AIM
rnt far ami In yaar Ua ak raar , l . rli III Is
dernier to acad liar catalaarae, aacsre the 'T. -
acaney,
and sot thaan Car van
tTTAKk MO HV BSrTIT 17 Ta .
aCTM-f
l"f I lBwavllafl
'BaVBJBBswaSBawaskBBBw
WHY I
VVn ftasa IWWVwSBvf-i4MtolS. -
03 SHOE cfPA... WJSii Ss
THE BE8TSMOE himjSrOim.w, TblZ
offered at this price; same grade aa custom mad shoes costinf
troni 6 to H. e
$3.50 police shoe ; fanners, railroad men and letter carrirs all wear
them ; fine calf, seamless, smooth inside, heavy three eoulsv eaten-
aion edge ; one pair wtll wear a year. . . ; .. s .;,-..
$2.50 fine calf ; no 'better shoe ever offered at this price ; one trial will
convince those who want a shoe for comfort and service.
$2.25 and $2.00fWorkingman's shoes
wno nave given tnem a trial win
BOYS' $2 and $1.75 school shoe arc- worn by-tWoya-eerwhere;
they sell on their merits as tbe increasing sales show.- -LADIES
$3 band sewed shoe, tet &onf;veryMyiM?)aaaki French
imported shoes costing from $4 to $5. '.--' ' ; '
Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 75 shoe for Misses; are tbe best Doagoi. Styiisb
and durable. - ,
Caution. See that W. I Douglas' name and pi ice are stamped on tbe
bottom of each shoe. W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
BROS IMPLEMENT5
PORTLAND,
BRANCH HOUCC ALDANY, OGN I
JOHN ROBSON,
Have on band for the season of 1691, btndees, mowers, farmer's tools
and harvesting machinery of all kinks. . r
Our stcck of bugeies. carts, sitrins
most complete on tbe Pacific Coast,
ivies. At ieyoe & Kobton's old stand, opp. iilusaberg Unocs. Sa
"In Spring trie young man's fancy
Lightly turns to thoughtsfDf ,love t"
111 I
The wise younK man. tha old man,
turn tneir steps, wban searciunf sor
butter, fresh laid esse. staaU aad fancy
.a a - a a a
grocery store of
C. E. Brownell. I"1
-MO WE8 RAKES.
has not beam triad- to-tiiia Iohalit and
represent faetories, no ceapwnaibla
' -- :i - -
OREGON.
Railroad, between Fourth and
FiftL
A. WUEELivH. -.-
. TaLBANY, - - OREGON.
It it a sesmlssa shoe,, with
no tacks or wax thread to
hurt tha feet; made of tha
best Aaa calf, styliaj and sasy
and because we make more
. shoes of this grade than any
other manufacturer; its equikf
.baud. sewed aboesT' coatibf
iron at joao. Mr"
Itf.OQ ctaoiue hand sewed, tha
finest bait shoe offered
at ar . 1 . w- A a
A C ported shoes which cost from
are strobe aad . durable. Thoas
wens noatbec mace.. .
OREGON.
MAN AQER.i- r
wsgoua, etc. is the larsmt aad
and-comprises .all tbe Jeadkif
- -
O0jw.
w w
w
h ..1.
IKaisotetoi
ft
the thrifty haasewllav ail wdjt
1 S1X 1 . - I
iraau nanmaiaaj csm
sroceries of ail Uiida W
- IS 1 - ar W
P0DM
fill
c : ?
THB
!ia Route !
0RK0 PACIFIC RAILROAD
T.. si. BOOG, Reoalror,
Aire
Ore2on Dayelopment Co.'s
Staznshlp Lln
ill
83 Hours lomm Tims
Than by nay other roaU:
lansniatlons anenrpeased tor comtort an
alety. . Farea aad trebrhU via Yaquiua an
Dare onmaM eaaanaiiT'a
SUBS, ntoeh last that by any other route
all
SB taa WUUaawfr al
SAI&IMQ DATES.
no. TiaoniA.
Winaaaetta Tallay.... .
Juoe 4ah
. 1st
VUtoy...;;
VSMl aaarmaauaob
Xe Vaian
. May SI
. Juue
. IS. 7
to chaif
WUIaaaaMa VaUar .
The oampaay tLserra tha rig-fat
naiLf fuuHU fmaDts.
auapt Baadars.1
i. T;aipTXHi a u
OorvalitalOjSaM
1 1 It Albany 11.40 H
il" Oorvallis ln ra
1 1 Ax Yaquina S r. a.
Am Albany 11 A a I Ax Yaauina
o. V. uaios connect at AlLea and Cot
Wh If Hnl.
C, Baaos, Oeneral atananar.
.W F. Affeot
ComJIU, O on
i EAST SOUTH
VIA
PACIFIC
SOUTHERN
ROUTE.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROOTS
Oaltfomia express trains run dally
soria
Lr...
Xv...
.Portland ...Ar..
.Albany L..
S. Franciaeo.Li..
10:ttpai.
w-JBi aa
S:r. am
S-Obpm
enl raaa. Train Bnll7-Kx. Suudar
. a ..Lt... Portland
WaBni..LT.. Albany.
S:apaAr.....Boseours
Ly,
. b Aiua
...Albany.
i..lehanos
kUpai A.
S.txaa..Af
:pia
H'Suaia
S.Mt pin
-u pa
. Albany.
.Ar..
AIA4ST boosts waiLT (Except Buoday) -AO
r;.L..PorUand....Ar..... a a
S.SS ra Ar. ..AlhnyLT....6. a a
PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEPERS.
TOURIST LEEPINU CARS,
IW irnnajianmaUua ol Saoond-Claa ta
awxiers attached to-Kxpraas lYaina,
Between Portland and Oorvallis'
toll Trail Saxly - Except noeiiej
7 JO a
FoAiand
.Oorvauis
.Ar.6.S0p. a
,iivl2.6ep. a
ltlSf
..Ar..
AA Albany aaa OoreaUia
couaaut wtth
ar- Qrefoa JarhVUal Iraad.
TraJa Sally (Exrtpt Bnudxy
fcaepa..Lr..:V
PoKlaiKi: Ar;.-d0aa,
atcMianTille.Lr . aa
lpa..ar....
THROUGH TICKETS
. . lo All Point
EAST AND SOUTH
frar tickets and-Ta 'Infonnation re-
?i" a-oaaajaaJ'S
aseat at Albany. a-. . v. "
Can cure 'iximiatlf' 4bf fK" iiti '
akirabia resnlis efearlr abnae iia ' .
LESSHORTER.
(AKD
perfectly restoilkhwrtsaai- .
itybyaur liome trjewyaeet.be :
rvmarkablecdjMof ITkMlMaaaBv .
of nervous ilekinty-. aTi'priVate
I comolainta $&e;9ye.( where sUtnV
ing out quackery. Treaties and
question liMPfrpKyalciartV gift -to-
sunenag numSjUM, am-be seat
fiea to; those wflfietek?. Address
with stamp " .' ; ' '
1'iraEER INSTITUTE, ' ;
405 Kearny SL. Room- 2. Kh
r ranciaro. uai. - t "
E n .'7 -1t
We rarry. a large eloek of
pnnUr'd Btationenjr, well" air
sorted, botaeht direct from" the ;
manufacturers at a low fieure.
and can give the beet of work
In all kinds of printing for the
least money. lry us.
- ' ' JI. -t Cobb. -
THE MARKETS
: 1AKI tJUOTATIOHa.
Wheat-84c r
Oats tfe -.
Flour . pet bbl
PoUtoes 35c
aersioe
Lara lOallSUc
Haaia-i-14asloc
Sboulders 10c
iaonr-123ic
- Hons 30c.
' Hav-d-TinioUiv. am fata4 a mrA V...
t ApeaQren. l rr bn-
f Zfr " arsja oiaacBea He
soadrlsd
' Qdckaas 14 SoaSOO.
f aejane arose.
Woo isaiio.
EGGS FOR : SALE:
'I will sell full blond
Mff ,rboth-inKle and rose Zomb,
fe?1 f?r I3' "J80 dotted Wysn
tt light Brsbmaa. Langshan
and Plymouth Bocks at the ssma
..h' Hotel
Tangent,
.j4 .