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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HSRAL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1691. AMD WHEKM TIRJM Or SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY nry morning except Monday.) earner, pet weea T WUKLY. fPnkllabad evenr Friday Morning.) 6 0V copy, per annum. In advauce....-2.00 tOMOOK PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrive Depart .'Il.13pmil2.20pm l 3.40pm 17.45 a ni flilal.. 77 PREVENTION OF CRliiE. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound o! cure, is a trite old say ing that has passed into one of the world's axioms. To apply this" prevention in the criminal actions of human be in 3 is one of the problems of the day that attracts attention, sad calls for most earn est action. The Boston Jour al says that among the various means of prevention of vice anl crime, the associations which discuss iue lions of prison reform and which aim to influence legislation in favor of prison improvements are useful aids toward piogress. Oi these, the Howard Association in England is the most famous. Formed twenty-tive years a;;o. ' with the chief object of the repres sion of crime by other means than mere imprisonment, it has accom plished a great work for humanity. A report read at its recent p-inual meeting gave an interesting sin vey of progress nude di ':' I he last quarter of a centvy. Statistics giving the decrease of prisoners in England and Wales, notwithstand ing the increase in population, were interpreted not as mu'ks of actual reduction in crime, but rather as the application of better methods of dealing with crime than by mere imprisonment. The reformatories and industrial schools are modern institutions illustrating the improved methods of dealing with crime and are much commended by the Howard Asacnation, for, according to the report, "it is much better to com mit juven'le offenders, or neglected children, to such institutions than to goal with its lifelong stigma." In this eorntiy the reformatory system for men as well as boys is receiving much attention and is growing more and more into favor The Howard Association is now working to obtain a more equitable observance of the intrinsic diner ence between crimes against the person and those aga'iist property. It advocates the avoidance of 'either a t o rapid cumulation of sentences or the virtual absence f any cumulation. The abolition, or retention, of capital punishim-nt is an open question among the members of the Howard Associa- , tion, but the comm;tt?e have con tinued to collect and diffuse iifr mation in this as in'o'her depart ments of penal and so study. An interesting feature of the aesociaticn is its strong religion feeling. The report draw atten tion to the dangers of t eculai izin public institutions and gives at an example the iocreasa of crime in France. Although the chief woik of the association is loci!, it recommendations are worthy of notice out of England, since itt methods are the result of careful stady and its long coum of useful ness has made it widely known an respected. There are all kinds of trunk." in t'js world, but the educated man who tnrns a crank seems to be the worBt of all. For instance it i." related that one of the most in teresting characters of Munich is the painter Diefenhach. He is a man about forty year of ai$e, w ho, .after having studied painting at Munich and K-jme, and having gained quite a reputation a- a portrait and genre painter, con cluded, about ten years ng, to renounce worldly life, and prae'iie his art in the only winner wlrch appeared to him to conform t natural laws. He bought a huge field containing a suisll hut in the suburbs of Munich, and theie in stalled himself ith his wild nd children, with no furniture outside of what he needs for painting. He his also renounced everything in our usual costume, w hich ap pears to him to be en tiaiv t the laws of nature, and winter and summer he goes about bareheaded, barefooted, and with no clothes except a long woolen mantle. He often goes to Munich, accom panied by bis children, dressed in the same marner, and is an object of great interest to tourists. Ths Chronicle Fays that the election of McKinley has doubtless caused a great depression in Eng L-A.IY land, where, owin to an insuffi cient knowledge of our system of government, so many imagined that his defeat would result in an immediate repeal of the tariff act wh'ch bears his name. This curio is mistake is not only made bv persons of limited intelligence, but is yravcly related by editors who ought to know better. They will probably assume that l 's election is equivalent to an in dorsement f the new tariff act by the American people, and that as a consequence the McKinley bill will remain the law of the land for some time. Such an inference will le correct, although the free traders i the United States will not he inclined to assent to the correctness of the manner of ar riving at the conclusion. We might ifer from the re u arks of certain English journ?'s that it is the duty of the United States to practice forbearance w ith insi(n'ticant nations like Chili, even though they heap insult up on us and kill O'.ir sai'ors. It wiy be a tine thing to be a great and powcnul nation able to pi act ice f"-rbea-i'vce, but if the fiuit of such a course is the heaping of indignities upon cs which a smaller but more pug-iac'ous nation would promptly resont mighty l:ttle satisfaction will be derived from orr greatness and power. If we have the power we should make Chili ft el it pnd acknowledge it. Force is the only medic" e capable of timing bump tiousness w en it a juies an aggravated foirii, as it has in the case of Clrli. 1'U Ilittl. Tlies-i words are familiar to our readers as not a day pusses with out thereort of the sudden death of some prominent citizens. The explanation is "Heart I disease. Therefore beware if you have any ! ol the lullow in.'sviMUor is : short Breath. lV'ii in Side, Smothering Spells, .Mvollen Ankles, Asthmatic rreathing. Weak and Hungry Spells. Teuderuess in Shoulder or Irregular I'ulse. These symptoms mean heart disease. The most reliable rem dy is lr. Miles' New I lent Cure, which has saved thousands of lives. Book of testimonials frre at Stanard & CuMck, who also sells the New Heart Cure. Have you seen those beautiful cement walls in the cemeter is, put up by K. W. Achison, at all the cost of stone. Mothers? Castoria is recommended by physicians for children teething. It is a purely vegetable preparation :ts ingredients are published around each bottle. It is pleasant to the taste and absolutely harm less. It relieves constipation, regulates the bowels, rpiites pain, cures diarrho'i and wind colic, allays feverishness, destroys worms, and prevents convulsions, soothes the child and gives it re freshing and natural sleep. Cas soria is the children's panacea the mothers' friend, lio d-njB, 35 cents. Lout, lie 8n''STilii-r liTelv uari any yet .on from !uvh in ' a U o check, lout bv Iiiui til" the .1 leu tl.' s. .oinewiiKie in te illy it up,k -J. 'I -e ilieck. upon tne r nt Ni ion.- ' I: r'c of A ii.nv, n taior of rite tiudrrrti'. , ! w mid si.iifil liy A. II 'C1 'flu- ii. IVj.nent ii'H l'tii ttm'ii at ne iar'.. 'I oy Oct. S, 1-1, V. W. How u HUMPHREYS 1R. Hi Mi iiRfO s Si r. iuch are scientifically antl carefully in,artl pn riptions; uel for uianv yearn in private practice with sue ct-M, and tor over thirty yearn ucJ hy the people. Kvcry siiitffle aptcilic is a cure (or the ilitfe'&Me named. Inese Hecilic9 cure without drilKKHiV, (urin,-or rttlti :in the tstcm, ami are in fact ami ilet-d the t0cicin reiuuiied o( the worltl. M-T OY PKI.NCIl'At. Sm. ii Km. r ricks.. iiirtajiiiiiatnni. tit 1 Fevern, C'iikrcitiuiit S Worm?, wrm fecr, worm colic 2b t2 t'rviiiif Colic, or teething of infants. . 4 li:iri ht-a, of ( hiMno r at I tilts .r iKM-iitt-ry, (iripiiiif, Millions Colic ..... tLh''era 3lrtin. iiutiiit; 7 Cotiuh-, cuUls I'rofi. lutm "s Neuralgia, too.h.u he, Kaceuche J ilcatiaclie, ick tuaMa he, vertigo.... 10 lpc)H-psi., hilhouH Htoinach HA 26 i 50 M) &0 60 50 Ml 1 oo 50 1 00 1 1 Suppressed or J'ainful I'urioihi 12 Wliite,", too profuse jkuoUb H... 13 Croup, coirh, tlithcult hreathinc...... 14 Suit Hheiitu. eaybiielaH. eruptonn. . Ifj Uhciiniatistii, rhcuii atie paniH lr Keverand atic, chilln malaria 17 I'll en, hliiht r bleetlint; t Catarrh, utHuenz:u coltl in the head 0 H hooping Cu-;n, violent CO uvh l' C-fier.il ilchiltty, physical wcaknewi hMhiry ih-t ;ifu -..... S Nevous tlelnlitv M) L'rimiry Wcu.ki.ci;, witling lcl...... LH-k-u'H.s oi the heart, palpitation.... Sol. I !.v lnir'MitM, ur tent OHtpaiI oil re tipt ! ji i' t-. Ir. Hti:iihri-V Manual, (144 .-.) ti. tily IkiiiimI in cloih anil eilil, mail- It, 111 MI'llKbYS MKl, U, 111 & in W.I ham sit , New Voik. SPEC I FIGS KKLUX; M tlGGL" 'i he Kelh mhool 4iie? c,i, tiny at forncr of riift ai c' l;..kcr a the H:Ik.oii ootie i now open. Le ot.n ittit r.uhiu. Lotties aie iuviu'i 10 an.l mine le svstem Children Cry for PITCHBU'S Castoria WE HAVE NOT ANzzr ELEPHANT :on -BUT WE HAVE Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Underwear Hosiery, EVER SHOWN IN ALBANY. We have just opened o'ir F.4XL and WINTER CLOAKS and JACKET?, both in cloth and plush goods, and we feel justified in saying that they eicel anytni" ever "own the VALLEY. We ask all to call and look knowing that we can pteise you as well as e .ve yu money. At -XjBA-JSrrT. OBEG-Q3ST HAYE TOU 1TOTICBD THAT Grocery Store is always full of fruits, vegelables, the very latest in the mirket. If there is any thing to be had THEY HAYE APPLES, CAULIFLOWER, ORANGES, CELERY, LEM ONS, BEETS, CRANBERRIES, TURNIPS, CABBAGE, AND CARROTS. FLLNN BLOCK, - - - ALBANY, OREGON 5 Our Summer Stock will complete Wp am in Ihplpl m m m a m mum mw wmmm mw w i FURNISHING GOODS, VELVETS. SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES, LADIES' AND MISSES SILK AND KNIT UNDKRWKAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, VEILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC. DRESS GOODS Very attractive lines in new colorings and latest novelties. GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR i Latest Styles ! High Novelties o G3. W. SIMPSON. FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. KKN IKKABLK BII I'E. Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111, makes the glattment that she cauulit cold, which settled ou her I iins; she was treatt d for a month by her family physician, but rew worse, lie told her she was a hopeless victim of conisumition anil that no medicine could cuie her. Her druuK't BU'X nested Dr. Kind's New Discovery lor Consumption; lie bought a bottle and to her delight found herself bene lilted from the tirst rlose. She con tinued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and we", now does her own uousework and is as well as tun was. Free trial bottle of this great Discovery at Foshay & Mason's Drug Store, large bottles Me, and 1.00- CROWDER BROS Contractor and Builders. JtMce on First street with Wal lace A Cusick, real estate agents, tJbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds of buildings or carpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. 1XR SALE. One heating ttove and one eouk tie, butta 'n good coi.ditiun. ror inlormation inquir- t E. Arnkargei at Fostal tcleKiapli uttt our hands,: THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF- be found than ever. larger and more WHITE GOODS Anything and everything in large assortment and end less variety, jj ! Ladies, Misses & Childien's. This is what you ought to have, in fact, you must have it. to fullv enjoy hie. Thousands are search' ing for it daily, P!iI mourning be cause iiiey iiiui it not. iliousamls upon tliousandsordoHarsare spent annually by o.:r people in the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet it mav be had bv all. We gua .intee that Electric fitters, H used according to direc lions and the in o Dersisted in. will bring you good l 'gestion and oust the demon Uyspepsa and install instead Eupepsy. We recoinr jend J-Jectnc Litte j ior Dysiiepsia and all diseases of Live'-, .Stomach ard Kidneys. Sold at 50c and $1.00 per bottle by Foshay & Mason, Druggists. OIK t ASDID "ADVICE. It Is seldom that we appear in the roll of spiritual adviser of family phy sician but there are times when we feel justified incalliDjr the Swcntior of our many subscribers to an si licle of I ue merit. We feel justilied in sjyine that Moore's Revel led HeiLedy con tains more actual merit than any medicine it has ever been ourgocd fortune to test. One trial will make you as enthkiastie as the writer. HI II III Mill Lllllllt I A Btc. -fx . IT. ..FULL STOCK OF..-. Staple Groceries taire. The heat quality of .teas, coffees, candles ute, etc. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house Is also to be found a complete assortment of fr"nh family groceries, to which is oimtaiitly Mug aildul all the seasonable linee ol roc-erics and pro visions, such aa Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastem Buckwheat Flour, Canneu Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goiMis were all hontrht when pri. rs ere low and the neneflt ) the man; in will le given to his customers. Keroeiuber the place. at the old corner on Firs, and Brcalalbin Sts. Conrad Myer. O Jeo sod Allfc Wear our Vulcanized Gum Sus pensory to prevent jar, strain or injury. Weak men are etireu wearing otir vulcanized cum sus pensory of varioccle (enlarged veins) nocturnal emissions ami impotency. Vigor, com'ort and longer life assured. No pain : uo i.oisonoua drugs. . . . rnce only ?2. St aled circulars free. Vulcanized (J um Suspensory Co.. Rooms 1!, 20, .McVickers Theatre Building, Chi -ago III. Pay Your City Tanen. The city taxtn for Isnl are now t'n" and pavab'e. The uiouev in lies' cd mi'l ever;" individual BlionM cok Ihe DiatUr up ami -ee thu tMev a:e ytu. If not pjid in medi ately Ihey wi ii Liunc iol' :iii'-'nt. 'lliudi' tax is a'bo due ami '' rot paid the order will lie mven to le'l a'1 i .e uxi on whom luc ve uol been i id, J. N, HllFf'MAN, M;i:5!ial. FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Retail Druffgisfs Booksellers ALBAV OSK'- ON At ray ki!c one mile eaat of ton n. or delivered anvwhere in tho citv. W. C. UaS.-JLL. Bakery Crockery Brick Sale PlainfiklD ! CONSOLIDATION The Cheapest and Best Buy in the Market. Because the lota are 50x100 ; because they are ins;le property ; be cause they are all e'ear no stumps, no roots, no rocks; because the land is elevated and has a fine view of the city; because they are .near three motor lines not 'n contemplation, but all now in onerati m ; be cause buy now, to-day, 'or the 10th day of next month they will ad vance $25 each ; because they are a snap. Ask those win have seen. Seeing is believing. Are you in it? R. F. ASH BY, Manager, No. 65, Washington Street, Portland, Oregon. The Albany A FULL LINE OH, MAMMA HE CARRIES A KM STOCK OF NICE FBPTDRE. i:'4:4t:1 T IZ PLME, -- - OPPOSITE OPE-ti OJi THE IPCIITIG S TrJES i - OF SAN on FOB SMALL MONTH L AMOUNTS. Six dollars per month will doubling the amount invested in that tine. Money loaned on real estate security al 6 per cent. For full pai ti ;u lara apply to S. N. STEELE A CO.. Local Atvnts. a . oo J UU . h J"S e'a! W4 VS4 CO S n mi m u 9 fi 9 . 2s X Q. S 3 a. aS" 3 " 2 2 v'Zn ecfc X m ra V mm-O BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. H. F. Merill, Fran, J. Lannini V. F-, J. W. B!a!n Cathlar. Trnacts a general hanking hunnca. Kxchane l.ouht and sold on all the prin cipal citiea nf the I'nited States, also, Great Uritain, France and (icrnianv. Chectiona at all acces&ible pointa wade on fa orable tema Interest paid on time deposits. RrvHRE norsK, albant, or. chas IfciJer, Prop. Only Dntclaia booaa n the city. lArgo cample rooms for com men iui uu u. tii Cbluameo employed in the kiulnn. ' LOTS I Furniture Co UNDERTAKING. "Have you seen those lovely lounges at Brink's? They are the prettiest in town, and all his new furni ture is simply elegant." They all say so, and an in spection will prove it. Prices always the lowest FRANCISCO amount to $1000 in seven year?, JJ CKr a 4fc j X r tsa sT' .? CO o II III nil 15 ft o Q. ili W . ; -1 a x 10 RED CROWN MILLS ISO, LA-4-tlNC A CO., Props, NEW PROCESS FLOUE (Superior for Family and Bnkrr'c, use) Best Storage Facilities iWHihcat cash price ALBANY aid for whcafM OBEGON t & A A . w w u m OF w i mm a Cm 2? 2fe2?i 5 8S 5 - - 3 -THE- Yaquioa Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. IJOG(i. Kt-relver. ANt Oregon Development Co.'s Steamship Line 225 MILES SHORTER. AND 22 Hours Less Tlma llian by any other route: Accomodations unrnrpanced for rufnrt n taluty. Karen ane" frtitl t via uijL.il k hn the Oregon Diif opn.eiit coniiri.j'a l.ii, much les that I-) any rilur route ween all point in tho W illlenilK al anil San Francisco, SAILING DATES, Willamette Tallry... W V W.Maniett V:ilcv Wii'siuiv It Vulliy Nov. S'h IMh es iti Itt- ii b if . No". M M'ill&mrtte Vail. :h Willann-MeVallitv " 13d illatnu.le Vail, v l)c. Al The ccnipan rf rve ttit- rtiil to d a ig tiaiiieia or builitn: iaii& BAiLt rtei.era tr:p, f.xc-fpt buniaye.) L Ya.,a!r.a 7.110 I Lv Altniiy 12 10 Con aii i ln:3'- a I " Corvaiiia Imj rn At Aii.un;. . a I Ar VajUina 4 aS K . y it c (mile in uct mi Ai:.aii i:o iei . it Hoao, C, 4 Don a, General Lknaveli U. f & P. Airtnt CcTvallU, O on SOUTH - VIA ACIFIL ROUTE. SOUTHERN THE El I'M JI'iTA HUE Chilli, rnia t'Xr'',t, traina run flcily 8l rU NOF1U 7:00ptu..Lr. ...rurjAiitl ....Ar.. 7:H. Jim lv. p Ui..i.v Albany Lv.. in ani..Ar 6 Itjjijisjo.Lv.. 7 oi pm L:ral I'ani. Irain Ually- (Ki. Sunday S:03 a ro..Lv I', rtlai.d Ar.. 4:00 rm li.-J p m..Lr... AI(jiiv.. Lv..l2.H' Jun 5:40 p niAr.....Roeiiur: Lv.. d:jiun Lrttauoa l:ram b. 1..MJ p ..Lv Alny Ar.. : tt ? .i p 01 Ai ....LtioiKin Lv . : tt 7:aui. Lr. Aiu.i... Ar.. t -:ia B.--' .1 in.. Ar Lil ui.t'ii Lv.. vm ALRANV LOCAb, DAILY (Excvpl UllilaV. S.uO r a..l.v l'..rtlk:iil Ar .V. a W.ou r a Ar. ..Aii.t.j...Lv..a.o a m I' L'LLM AN b V t't LTisLh hl'EHti. TOURIST SLELl i:G CARS, For atcoinnicAiatii'0 ,SvldiJ-a Ijm lm Vt'ot Mdc iltKUa. Between ioKlaiKt and Curvailia Hall Tralai Ifally - fcsicp. buoJay 7:3" a ni..L- . . . I'.).: Ui.I . .Ai.b Stip. U:10 p m..Ai C-.nanio.. L.l-fcip. At Albany and Corral lis cguiiect train of Ortyou l-aciln LailioaU. iLb t.sprras Train Iall (Kxtipt Sunday 4:40 p m..Lv Port mud .. . Ar.. fc:lam i:io p in.. Ar ib :nir:vnle.l.v..fi.45 jm THROUGH TICKETS to All I'eii:t EAST AND SOUTH Fortiikct &inl full Ii.-ornuik.n re- canliiiK rai.s u jh, etc., call on con mu" of vat st Ailiaii . Ii. hlU.lll.l.K, E. P. RlKJKRS, iiii:.f.T Awl. .. y ti I', A A WEAK (ViAN ' Can t-nre himself of the !e j ljiii!li' it-si-lik nf early ahute and ' erl"t eily r Ktoie his v iorand vital j it y ly wr hon.e tieatniei.t. The j renin ; Siiil'le eure oi hoeless raes of iiitvuus uliihtv ami private eomiilaiiils are ever where titaiiiD ing out iuaeleiy. TreaiieK aiid ijiieliou list, a physic iai:V K'ft to euH'eriu.' htiinaiiiiy, v.ill If seitt fitHf to those allf:etec. Address witli stamp 1'iONI Kit INSTITUTE, 4iV Kearny vt.t Itoom l, an ria-.ieisee, Cal. We t-j.rry a l;:rge s-tiK-k o" prii.'ni's .jiliniKTy, vvt il ai sortnl, bimht tiirtet from the j nia:iuf:u ti:rt rs :it a low ligurt', 'and can give tl.c liest f work in all kiikIh of printing for the : least inoiicv. Jrv t;-. II. C. Cfi:n. Til K jVI A RKLTS. AI.BAXT tv n A losa. cat- ' .'ic OaU; :c KiDtir l.i-. per tW I'liiaifM-f. :;.V F.t Ji-c h.itier ii.. :"o lird it)( r,.z Jlaui.Uc(-i-H.. Siiouiders IOc. haron lv'c. H.ps lint ij. ,lsi' Tiluunjy, i.O. cats and ct.c A Pi I s-4';rton, t-W ter liu. riu jit Dried, i(c. pfr lb Ai-y es dried-bk-athed c eundried & c. Chicken-ate 4 1 Beef aec pr..s&. Mutton t-iji.:: :t,er head. a jjca um. tlreSsii.:. Vre,al &af,c. Wtml ifcesie. ECCS FOR SALE. I will Fell full M.k1 Ihorn eggs, lioth Mns;le ail roen con.b for fl 50 ,,er l;s. lKO dotted Wvnnl dotts, LiKht )5ralin:88, Ijing an and rijiiKiith Kinkrht ti e mmi P,u. L.J.Hoi.k, Tane. t, Or.