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THE MORNING HEKALD SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1891. DAIbY AND WKKKUV TERMS OFSUBSCKIPTJOS": DAILY Publithod eTery rnorninir except Monday.) e.iverrd by earner, per -. y luuil, per J ear.. WEKKLV,! 0-20 6 00 (Published every Friday Morning.) ae copy, per annum. In advance, Wueo not Mid i" advance... 12.00 ... 2.60 TOE MAILS. Maila l the Albany postotfice close K.r all oltltcs north IV Eastern staUe (6;30 A. a, 1 to Went Side And the Narrow Ga R. R4 ) or tvatland and Sa 11 . a ervalMtand Yaquina - 12:30 T. M ;,onu south , 70 r. The pestolBcsj will he dd each evening ib six to seven o'clock. lbyixtered matter for the ly morning rain should be mailed before o clock the rerias eveninr. . UrlEUON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart saasenirer.... U.ripni 12.20 pm rttiht. THE SA VloUR'S CO A T, Several hundred Americans are among tbe throng that baa (locked to Treves, to witness the exhi bition of the Butiosed coat of Jesus of Nazareth, which had been unveiled and repoeed to pub lic view in the cathedral their. To those who have not there atlases with them it mar be as weli to mention that Treves is a city of Rhenish Prussia, the oldest municipality in Germany, and always famous aa a pet of the Roman Empire, and afterwards as one of the Koman church. If the coat of ur Saviour was to be dis covered, no better locality could have "been selected. There is some ditfereuce of opinion among accredited authorities as to whether this coat could still be in existence, and, inasmuch as at lanar n, It ah o.i n . I ef tfri a nili, sens have gone across the Atlantic to investigate perhaps it would not be improper to assist them through extracts from the holy record. St. Matthew, perhaps the coolest of the recorders of the time, says, 'chapter 27., verse o5) : "And they crucilied him and parted his garments, casting lots." Mark says (chapter 15, verse 24) : "And when they had crucified hiui they parted his garments, casting lots upon them what every man should take." Luke bays (chapter 23, verse 34 : "And they parted Lis raiment and cast lots." Tlus three of the four of the disciples who wrote upon the sub ject agree that the Saviour's raiment was cut into pieces and gambled for; but John, the fourth, differs with all of them, and it is from his version that comes the wiiijely prevailing belief of the preservation and present exist ence of Christ's coat. John says (chapter K, verses 23 and 24;: "Now, the coat was without seam woven from the top throughout. They said, therefore among them selves: Let us not rend it, but cast lots for it, whose it shall be." Hence, from St. John's version comes the belief that the coat, won in the rattle by a soldier of Augustus, was carried by hiui to Treves and taat it was there dis covered. That Augustus was par ticularly proud of Treves at that time, and that he Bent many of his soldiers there, ate established facts. This game coat has an interest ing history, Thefhst solemn ex hibition of the coat was in 1190, w hen it was placed under the new altar. There it rested until 1511, wueu Emperor Maximilian wished it to be exhibited, and it was done It was shown several times again during that century, and also in In tbe latter part of the seventeenth century, when the French, under Louis XIV., in vaded Germany, the precious relic was hidden in the fortress of r.nrenureiuerteiu, where it was kept until after the seven years' war. After the last exhibition in 175-1 it was brought back to Treves, but a few years later it had to be removed inte the interior of i Jer- many, when Napoleon invaded the country. In 1810 Napoleon permitted another solemn exlii bition, but expressly forbade miracles to be performed, yet the report of that time says : " iouty patients, who were wheeled up, walked away alone." The Treves newspapers are full of accounts of miracles that took place at the ex hibition of 1544. The whole exhibition, however, looks like a modern fake. Re ports from Treves say that ven ders of photographs, rosaries and images, drove a lively trade and the pickpockets were rampant. Late at night throngs of people were still besieging the doors the catiiedrai ana multitudes were tiling past tlis relic, which is faded and brown, its silken covering being almost worn away. CAPITAL PUX1SHMEST. The matter of capital punish ment, in one of its numerous phases, was brought to public notice in the case that has just been brought to light in Beatrice. Nebraska, and on which the Mil waukee Sentinel comments : 'Four years ago the people of Beatrice, out in Nebraska, wit nessed the hanging of John Marion, who had borne a good reputation until he was accused of the murder of a man named Cam eron, lie and Cameron had been together on a wagon trip fifteen years ago. Cameron was not seen again ana some years alter a body was found and the conclusion was that it was the body of Cam eron. Marion's mends, wno aid not believe he could be guilty of the murder, fought the case ties perately, but four years ago the last court upheld verdict of murder in the first degree and Marion was haneed. Mr. Wvmore, Marion's uncle, was so well convinced of Marion's innocence that he did not cease to search for Cameron, even after Marion was hanged. He has just found the murdered man alive and well in a Kansas town. Here is an innocent man man hanged, a family disgraced, perhaps wife and children deprived of support, on the strength of circumstantial evidence. Under the Wisconsin law, Marion would have been sent to prison for life, and on the dis coveiy of his innocence some reparation would have been possi ble. In the case of a guilty man, life imprison met protects the pub lic ; in a case where subsequent testimony establishes innocence, the public is not powerless to do something to repair its error." If the element of revenge could be entirely eliminated from all in fluence inthe matter, capital pun ishment would cease to exist at once. Certainly it should have no influence but that it does must be I PIrcnt to every thinking person who considers the subjects in all its bearings. O. K. T Honest Kesulte.-O. K. T. Many of the pioneers of Oregon and Washington have cheerfully tes tilled to the wondeiful cura tive properties of the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea. Purely vegetable and pleasant to the taste and can be taken by the youngest child or most delicate woman. O. K. T. is a never fail irg remedy for pains in the back and loins, non-retention of urine, scalding or burning sensation while urinating, mucous dis charges and all kidney troubles of either sex. $1 at all druggists. For sale by Foshay & Mason. You should see those balance rockers at Thomas Brink's. Call and get one before they are all gone. HUMPHREYS Dr. Hi mi iirkVs Specifics are scientifically ami carefully prepared prescriptions; used for manv years in private practice with sue ceas, and for over thirty yean used by the iicople. Every single specific is a cure fur the disease named. These siecirics cure without drugging;, punnufr or reduoinir the svsteni, and are in fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the world. LIST or PRfSCIPAti SOU. Ct'RRfl. TRICKS. 1 Fevers, Congestion, inflammation, t 25 2 Worms, wunu fever, worm colic... 25 Jf Cry inif Colic, or teethinu of infanta. . 4 Otorrhea, of children or adults...... 25 ". liysentery, Unpinir, Bullous Colic ..... Cholera Morbus, vomiting............ 7 Coughs, colds, bronchitis S Neuralgia, toothache, Faceache..... Headache, eick headache, vertigo.... 10 Djwpcpsia, billious stomach ......... 1 1 Suppressed or Painful Periods 26 23 2S 23 16 26 26 25 12 Whites, too profuse peiiods 13 Cronp, coti'h, difficult breathing 14 Salt Kheuiu, eaysipelas. eruptions.. 15 Khcumatisin, rheuiratic pains... .. 26 26 25 16 Fever and aKue, chills malaria Do 17 1'iles, blind or bleeding 60 1!) Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head 60 20 Wh'Mjping Cou?n, violent coughs...... 6o 21 General debility, physical weakness 60 27 Kidney disease Ml 2a Nervous debility ........... 1 0U M Urinary Weakness, wi tting bed.. 60 32 Liiscajes ot the heart, palpitation.... 1 00 Sold by druuviats. or sent postpaid on re ceipt of price. Lr. Humphreys' Manual, (144 pages; ricniy onumi in cimn ana gild, mail ree, HUMPHREYS' MED. O., Ill & 113 William St , New York. SPEC I FIGS CALIFORNIA POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ELECTRIC LINAMENT Q CUREU CATARRH, RIIEU M A T I S M, Neuralgia, Corns. Headache, ana an pain. llieCalifur nia positive and nega'ive ELECTRIC COUGH CURE, cures colds, croup, consump ttion. Sold by all druggists. Each 25c. , 50c. and $1. Creas ' inger & Co., Props., Ios Ange les, Cal. Children Cry for PITCHER'S Castoria SPRING OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS COMPLETE ON THE PACIFIC COAST, AND COMPRISES ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF Four-Spring Passenger and Moun tain Wagons,' SPECIAL PARCEL DE LIVERY WAGONS, ONE - HORSE BUSINESS WAGONS, ONE-HORSE IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC. It will pay all parties want ing Spring wagons of any description to call upon or correspond with us. We guarantee our vehicles the best, Staver & NEW MARKET BLOCK, WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND THE PACIFIC COAST OF Machinery and Vehicles SEND FOB CATALOG W. O.DA.V1S fe ALBANY, - - Do you want to he happy and make those about you pleased, if eo go and get one of those lovely toned piano's at Mrs. Ilymana. If you have not drank Coronado mineral water, you should try it. It will s ber you up, give you a clean stomach and a good appe tite. 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 dtoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. School Tax Notice, The school tax in school district No 5, is now due and pay able. Call at my ollii-e and pay the same before it becomes de linquent. C. G. IU KKiiAnr. District Clerk. c earance Commencing Aug. 19, We will sell Summer Goods at a price that will sur prise all and surpass anything ever offered in Albany. Redtictioii of lO Per Cent ON ALL DRESS GOODS. Two Hundred Parasol and sun Umbrellas at less than wholesale prices. Remember, thin is no odd . ALLEN BROTHERS, Wholesale CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL KIND.? IN LINX BLOCK, WAGONS. IS THE LARGEST AND MOST HALF-PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, SCROLL SPRING WAGONS, "HANDY WAGONS," TAYLOR' OR THREE SPRING WAGONS, HALF-SPRING WAGONS, EXPRESS WAGONS, DELIVERY WAGONS, prices lowest, quality considered. Walker PORTLAND, OREGON. MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON of Every Description. ?E AND l'KICE LIST. CO; AGENTS - - - OREGON. CHOWDER 13R0S Contractor and Builders. Jffice on First street with Wal 1 ace & Cusick, real estate agents, . Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildings or carpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. The Thomas Kay Woollen Millr of Salem, have appointed G. W. Simpson their agent in Albany. A full line of men and boys clothinu blankets and flannels and all arti cles manufactured by the mill will be kept in stock. These goods are the best in the market and will give entire satisfaction. Watches, chains and spectacles, specialties at F. M. French's. Buy your spectacle and eye glasses at F. M. French's, and have your eyes tested and your glasses properly fitted. Slacsei from 25 cents to $10. llanan & Son'e fine shoes sell on their own merit, and always gives satisfaction. Try a pair at T. L. Wallace & Co. '3. of Sale Snir -For One Week We Will 101 or naiikiiipt sale, but a genuine BENEFIT i A . and lelai LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES IN SEASON. - - - ALBANY, OREGON. Bakery ar ...A FULL STOCK OF... Staple Groceries Crockery. Glassware. The best quality of Ilea, cefftrs, camlii s outs, etc. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house Is alto to he found a complete a&riOrtiuent of fresh family groceries, to which is constantly being added all the seasonable Hues of groceries anil pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of Ail Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all bouvht when priceo ere low and the benefit of tbe margin will be tiven to his customers. Kciiiciimt the place, at the old corner on First and Uroai.iil'iu Sts, Conrad Mier. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the lkdle vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors ind wens, without pain or the knife, lie also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practii cd in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day night. His motto is "u.OD WILL TO ALL." aWOffice and residence, L:haion, Oregon. (Nursery. Messrs. Hyman & Crowncll are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of stock, and thoHi intending to plant should call upon them. Boots and Shoes. Purchasers of Roots and Shoes bear in mind that big advertise ments and oilers of big discounts do not always mean best values, You will have to pay some one a proli' as no one can do business without expense. 1 lie ipiest'on is who can sell you the. best goods lor the least money. Samuel E. Yocnci Fresh vegetables every morning from Linn county gardens at Parker Bros. Try Coronado mineral water, the purest on earth, lor sale iv an druggists. John isom Jr., hole agent. Pay your school tax and save costs 01 collection. Make a- SALE, at . Grocers. Goods STEWAET k SOX -DEALERS IN- Engines, Separators awl Stackers, OSBORNE BINDERS, We carry no machinery that has not been tried in this locality and found to be satisfactory, and as we represent factories, no lespoiisible dealer can give better terms. Springfield Sawmill A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIELD,) PROPRIETOR. S Ll I N(i FIELD, - - - Ol.KUON. iTAIbany yard and office on Railroad, ljetween Fourth and Fiftl rits, A. Wheeler, Alhanv Manager. Having lumlx-r not excelled in quality, and facilities not surpassed or the prompt and satisfactory ailing of orders, 1 n-sectfiilly solicit hare of the trade. A. WHEELER. Ak my agent. Tor V. I.. Dousla. Shorn. If uol lor aulr in your place tk your ilruler lo 'iii for riiinlotcue secure lue utreury. ami tivt lliem lor you. Jtf-TAKE NO SI HST1TLTE. -Ml WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS Sol.r8 00 CUMT FOR $4 hand sewed welt shoe, fine 90 OH (J El CENTLEMEN t.alf, stylish, comfortable and THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE BOMEYJ durable. The best shoe ever otl'cred at this price; same grade ;as custom made shoes cost":n from 0 to $!i. . $:',.:0 police shoe; farmers, railroad men and letter earners all wear them; tine calf, seamless, smooth inside, heavy three souls, exten sion edge ; one pair will wear a $2.50 tine calf; no better shoe ever convince those who want aslioe lor conuort ami service. $2.2" and $2.00. Workingman's shoes are strong and durab:e. Those who have given them a trial wili wear no other make. BOYS' $2 and $1.75 school shoes are worn by the boys everywhere; thev sell on their merits as the increasing sales show. LADI KA $.". hand sewed shoe, best 1 ongola ; very stylish ; equals French imported shoes costing from $4 to $0. Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 75 shoe for Misses are the best Dongola. Stylish and durable. Caution. See that W. L. Louglas' name and pi ice are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. W. L. HOUGLAS, Brockton, -Mase. n Also c"ies the finest lines of Pianos & Organs 7,V THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. O CALL AND EXAMINE KHIS STOCK ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ALBANY, OREGON. 'orty UciversUy. OI'KSS SEI'TCMIIKU 14. i....i;f.,l l.nnHlifiil hiIp npnr the city. Expenses are as reasonable as anv oilier insiiiuiion 01 leuiiuiis .... i.' .,v)ui r'lriBHiral. litcrarv. J ti Aii- 'n -' - w ' scientitic, theological, preparatory, normal anil inisiness courst-o. cm .1. .,.tu rr all .rrmlpfl received. Care ful oversight and direction given to all students. Ladies boarding lall under experienceil super ision. Professors of excellent cholarship and much experience 'in ployed. For information ad Iress C. C. Stratton, I). D., presi lent, or Thos. Van Scoy, 1. 1., lean of college, Portland L'niver ity, Poitiand, Or. FOR SALE OR RENT. .TEFFRSON FLOURING MILLS, Also SAW AND PLANING MILLS, Jefl'erson, Marion Co., Or. For particulars apply to COPvBETT & MACLEAY, 64 and 00 Front St., Portland, Or. MOWERS & RAKES. L. E. BLAI1N2, SOLE AliKXT, Al.iUNY, - - OREGON. It is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread to hurt the fret; made of the best fine caif, stylish and easy and because we make more shoes of this grade than any other manufacturer, it equals hand sewed shoes costing from $4 to $". $".00 genuine ham? sewed,tlj linest calf shoe ever ottered for $5; equals French im- year. offered at this price ; one trial wiW G.L. Blackmao, DEALER IN n j at n . p IMS, ramts, uiis, rcnumen AND TOILKT AKTICLKS And a full line of Books, Stationery, Periodical?. Prescriptions Carefully Comaounded. -THE- Mi Agricultural College Opens September LSth, 1S!1. COl'IiSE OF STl'DV arraneel rxprrsety bi meet the needs l the fannintf and iiu- n;iiii cal iiitvrrate of the Ktatu. Larue. MimKli.us and well-ventilated ImiMinirs. 1 he silleue is kX-atcd inacultivatel and I'lirKivi com- muiiitv, and oue of the healthiest In the Statu, " Militaru Tra inlay. Ex)en9e8 Need Xot Kxi-eed SlfiO for the Entire Se:uon. Two or more free 8ihoUrMhi.s fnm every county. rite for c-Hlal.n;it- to B. L. AIOOL.li, I'rcn., rvain, or. Albany Nurseries. . WE 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 aa can be found anywhere on the coast If you contemplate planting trees, t will pay to see onr Btock and get our prices and catalogue free. HYMAN & BROWNELL. GFNERAL AGENTS and canvawera look inif for a permanent money-rook inir business, no competition, should Hecure the sale of the Patent Adjustab'e Shoe. Ad dress with stamp, CONSOLIUATKL SHOE CO., Salem, Mass. THE- iiiit Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HUGO, Receiver. Oregon Development Co.'s Steamship Lin 225 MMRTER. .AND 22 Hours Leas Time Than by any ether route: Accomodation unmrpaied for roafert ea afety. Pares arid freighta vie Yaqulae ae the Oregon Deve oprueot, compeny'e hip, much leaa that by any other rente ween all points in the Wllllaniefr tel and San Francteoo. SAIIilNQ DA.TX9, rmoM rawnaa. Willamette Valley.... . AMtk istk ii. Si July 11 Aua; t ' 1. M w v. Willamette Valley ..., .. won aAX raAlCDK Willamette Valley..... Willamette Valley The company neerre the rlfbt le cheig tvaiuera ur aaijuur uaiee. daily raafcaNen Ta-nm, hxcept Sunday!.) L Yaqaina 7:00 a I Lr Albany 1140 1 Curtalliilu:!S6" CurvalUa 1:03 rU Ar Alluuiy , 1.-J& a H Ar V equina I'll r. . u 4 (J. timne oouuect at AILea ead CM Wm. II . Heae, C, , Iloei'i, General Ma a at, U. F P. etenl CorrallU, O ea EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA BOCTI California express trains ru daily H.I IH I I Been 7:uupm..Lv fortlaiul Ar.. Jaeai lu:ii p iu..L Albany Lr.. : es B.:5 am..Ar S. lianclaou.Lv.. t-eOeea Local . Tntla Dally--(Ka. aunday b:00 a m..Lv... Portland. ...Ar.. M 12:a)piu..Lv.... Albany L..lt.0i !:t0 p tuAr....'.Kteiurn L.. LrtmaMta atnaefc. 2.3 pLv Albany..... .Ar.. I:x tea Z-I4pm Ar ....Lebaua.....LT : 7vw a ni..L Albany Ar.. 4 J (ea s. -'.' ni..Ar Lebanon...... Lr.. 10 ee ALBANY LOCAL, DA1LT (Cxoept Bllildey) S.Co r -..Lv.. Portland.. ..Ar....t.0e a m ti.uu I'M Ar. . .Albany ..Lv....ft.Qa a la PULLMAN BuWETSLEEPEateT. TOURWT SLEEPING CARS, For accommoaation of 6 cead Claes senders attached to Kxpreae ' Weal aide etlalea. Between Portland and Corvailia Mall Trala Dally - Exc.pt go-day iJOib.'.Lv ...Portland ...ArTt SO a. as 1K10 p m..Ar... Cioraui. . Lvla-Ma. At Albany and Corvallts eo-aeut vlta traine ot Oregon PaciflcKailroad. Cxprea Trala Dally Expt oaeay 1:40 p m..Lv Portland... Ar.. t:aai 7j25 p m . 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Wbeai-Me ( )at 4 :c r lour $4.25 rei bbl TotllUH'S El'hs 2.V " Butter 'Joe Lurd-lUlSJi'p. ' llama 14l5c. Shoulders IOC. Bat'ou 12,c Hons 2(te. Hay Timothy, f 10, oata and ck4t App eg Oreen, $1 per bn. PIuju Dried, 9c. per . App'js dried bleached 9c inadrtea '. c. Chickens $4 Soasoo. Beef 3Xc prose. Mutton $:j3.50per head. Hoes 5c. drester. Veal Catic Wool I821c. EGGS FOR SALE. I will Bell full blood t..k Tat-! eggs, both "ingle and roae comb, for $1 50 per 13, also dotted Wy an dolts. Light Brahmas, Lengthen and Plymouth Rockf at the Mate price. i,. j.uovem. Tangent, Or, nil
