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MORNIN8 HERALD: TUESDAY, DECEMHER 22. 1591. Dauy and Wkkkiy TZKX4 OF SUBSCRIPTION BAILY Pabliahcd wry moraine cnt Mon.Uv.) Illvred fcy carrier, per woek By Mil par y 6 00 JWKltKLT.I (PaMlaM tverj Fri.Jj Mi.roloi.-.) O copy, per annum. In nlva.-ite... .-...- Wjii nut said in ivmi. tf-.'O 10RE0OM PACIFIC TIMK TABLE. Arrives Departs Ifkt.. .11. 13pm I2.2"pm 3. -lupin '7.43 ni J0 if THEY A RE CA CHUT, One of the moet uBtoni.-liing ac tions of human beings, is the aptitude of fairly honest Men to engagd in practices that are clearly criminal, for the purpose of gain. A New York dispatch re cently related how two tl kind were cauzht. It said that Georee W. Amis came all the way from Maple valley. Wash bnv some conterfeit money. II reached New York yestcrdu morning and promptly paid $110 for a brick in a 1hx. which the green-goods speculators gave him The box was supposed to he til fee with counterfeit money. Anns was proprietor of a saw mill out in Mania Valler. His mill burnei - , down and when he rebuilt it : few weeks ago it burned again He was in hard luck and low spirits when a green-goods circular fell into his hands. He entered into correspondence with the swindlers and following their directions, came to New Yuk by the Baltimore A Ohio road. Just before the train reached Jersey City, a young man entered the car and then sat down with Ames re marking as he did so, '"Churchill No. 8," tnis being the countersign' that the swindlers bad sent him bv mail. After reaching New York they went by a very round about course to a diny little room where Ames was introduced t an old man, who gave him a bundle of "counterfeit" notes to examine. He Legotiated for $11( 0 of bills and handed over 140 tor it. He watched the old man closely as hi packed the rolls of bills in a small pine box. The box was full when Ames was told to w rite his name and address on a slip of paper Then a neatly wrapped parcel was given to him, and ho hugged it under his arm. "Take him to the train," said the old man : ''you had better not take him hack to the same depot; our goods are so good that the police would like too well to get their clutches on some of them." The messenger took Ames to the Mott Haven station. It aa about 11 o'clock yesterday morning when they reached there. A me.-1 bought a ticket to Little Rock. Aik. The messenger then sug gested a parting drink and they separated on the best of terms. Presently a man entered the station with a very similar package under bis arm. A shrewd lookup young man was guiding him ax Ames had been escorted to the station. In an instant it Hashed across Ames' mind that the coun tryman was a fellow victim, and be walked up to him and whispered, "You have been bit just as I was." The countryman did not understand the warning, but the messenger took alarm ami was out of sight when Policeman Walsh ran in to see what the noise was all alxmt. Ames' precious package of brick lay on tie floor where be had dropped it whin he seized the green-goods stteier. The amazed countryman did not yet fully comprehend that he had been swindled until he opened his box. It was rilled with a neatly cut bulk of green paiers. This second victim eaid he was Charles Nyberg, and that he kept a grocery in Jamestown, N. Y. He hail paid $2S5 for his box full of green paper, and had expected to tind $J2U0 in counterfeit monrv in it when he got home. Policeman Walsh took the victims and their collection of green paper and brick to the Morrisania polite station. Nyberg had been so anx'n ais to buy all the "green good' he could pay for that he did not have t nough money left to pay his fare home. Ames said he had secured a re turn ticket. The two compared notes and concluded that they had been swindled by the same gang. They were sent down to tell their adventures to Police Inspector Byrnes. the habit of roasting their ores in heaps. The fumes from these heaps, added to tho.jc from the smelters, make the town ery pick I v. and an ordinance was pa.'se 1 to suppress the heap-roast- itM' irces3. I lie mine owners, however, who are indifferent to the tlieHs of their practices on human life, are lighting the ordinance.witb the result of piovoking the citizens to forcible action to suppress the nuisance. As the people are very determined the mine owners will probably recede from their position but r.o mere showing that they were endangering the lives of the whole community would have in duced them to desist from the cheap process of roasting ore in hsap?, lest dividends might be in terfered w ith. Tut tyir.pathy of the people of the entire United Mates will go out to Cyrus Field in his hour of trouble. It will be much more active in force from ilie fact that Mr. Field has been the soul of honor in all of Ids dealings all his life time, anil has been one of the mo-t active and eiiicient workers for the benefit of the country in the entire nation. That his property is gone and sickness has overtaken him in the closing years of his life is deplorable and doubly more so that the direct result of hU losses is due to the fraudulent action of his own son. However much, may be the feeling in the direction of sympathy for Mr. Field, the actions of the son should not be condoned, but he should be held responsible until the full measure of truth is known and justice meted out. A. R. Chapman, of this city, has the agency of the Canadian Pacific raiiw.iy company, and will sell tickets over that line from Albany to all points East. WK HAVE NOT AN1 ELEPHANT !ON OUR HANDS,! -BUT WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF- Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Underwear Hosiery, Etc. V isUum'it Violet Cream is the most exquisite prepara tion in the w oild for softening and w hitening the hands and face. It is not only a substitute for, but in every respect superior to glycerine, cold cream, vaseliim and like prepaiations. Try it. F'or sale bv Foshav A: Mason. hilvs :.ttica: livek tills. Act on a new principle regula ting the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new dia coveiy. Ir. Miles' Pills siteedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpi 1 liver, piles, constipationr Un- eciualed for men. women, children Smallest, mildest, surest I 60 dose 3 for 'St cents. Samples i ee, at Maiiard A Cusick. -EVER SHOWN IN ALBANY.- We have jnst opened our FALL and WINTER CLOAKS and JACKETS, both in cloth and plush goods, and we feel justified in saying that they excel anything ever show n in the VALLK Y. to call and look knowing that we can please you as well as save you money. At We ask all HAVE TOU 3STOTICED THAT Allen Brothers Grocery Store is always full of fruits, vegetables, the very latest in .the market. If there is any thing to be had THEY HAVE IT. French Tandy Wafer. 1 hese wafers are for the relief and cure of painful and ireirular neiises, ant wiil remove all ob structions, lio ina'ter what the cause, and are sure and safe every nuie. .tianuiacttireu iy l.nierson Drug Co., San Jose, Ca!., and for sale at J. A. Camming s drug store on:v. Kail t lu Our Duty. I-.vci body has at times failed to lo their 1 1 1 1 v- towards themselves. Hundreds of ladv readers sutler trotii sick headache nervousness.' sleeplessness ami leinale troubles Let them lollow the example of .wis. ii. iierhecliter, Stevens Point, Wis., who for five years sutleretl greatly lrom Nervous Pro stration and sleeplessness, tried physicans and dillercnt medicines without success. P.ut one bottle of I r. Miles' Nervine caused sound sleep every night and she is feeling ike a new person. Mrs. hlizabeth Wheeler, Laramie Cit v, Wvoiuing- who tried all other remedies, de- lares that after three week's use of the Nervine for Headache. Nervous Prostration, etc.. she was ntirel v relieved. Sold by Stanard x Cusick. 1 rial liottle Free. APPLES, CAULIFLOWER, ORANGES, CELERY, LEM ONS, BEETS, CRANBERRIES, TURNIPS, CABBAGE, AND CARROTS. LINN BLOCK, - - - ALBANY, OREGON WINTER IS HERE, AND THE INQUIRY ON THE mind and on the lips of every woman will be, "Who has the best stock of Cloaks, Jacket, Fop Trimied Garments and Ladies Fall Drrsswear. This question can be satisfactorily answered at the old established house of SAMX. E. YOUNG, HUMPHREYS Tub sordid and avaricious na ture of mankind is shown, in all its perversity, in a recent action in Montana, where it is said that the town of Butte is the victim of a nuisance which surpasses that en dured by the people of Pittsburg. The mines in the vicinity are iu Iir. Ill Mi iiRKV usi'Ktinrsarc sck-ntiflcallv ah. I i:ir- r.illy pripanil i.n-ntripti.mn: used or ni.ini o.irs in private pnuticc with one- run, vi lor o r thirty years used l,y the l' !:.'. Kurv Hirifle spvcilic U it cure for Hit iUm Oo liaiilcl. llitue Mf. i:ic! cure without ilrurcinir, I ui,-iii.- nt ic i:i :mj me stuteni, and are in :u t mil ilecJ the sovereign remedies of the wort-i, i.ht or ruvini no. ci riw. pkicfs.. 1 I'"", 'iii.-itttiun, intlaiiiuitiin..4 25 - Worm, onu frver, worm colic.... 26 2 t'ri v; Colic, or t.-etiiin of iiifnutn.. ia 4 Uurrhta. ol chililnn or a.hilti 25 i l) n:o, yrijiinc, Billion Colic ii.s tl K'hM' ra .Morliu. vcniitin 25 7 Cou.iH, coMs hmiichitin .. 25 5 Ncur.ilvia, t.M.:ha. he, Faceache 25 ! lleaCachc, sii'k h.i.U he, vertigo.... 15 10 l(pi-i.a. l.iliiom stoma' h 25 11 S'ippriwl or 1'ainful Period 25 12 V liitin, too profuse pi'iioun 26 I i Croup, couch, ilitlli.ult hrcathiriK 25 I I .silt Kliciiiii. cav.ipcl.i. eruptions.. 25 15 Un. uiii:itiMU, rhvuiratic paiim .. 25 1: Fttcr ami auc, chills nialaria fx) 17 I'ilcs, Miifl r l Ue.liru' 50 1.1 Catarrh, influenza, told in the head 50 t V. Ii. opiii C"o'i!;ii, violent coughs...... 69 t;tii r.l !eii:liti, phvsicat weakness 50 hi'lnt-y li.:! 60 ? vrioiu .iri.ini) ..... .... 100 - l'nr..ir Wnki.c-w, witting hed...... 50 - l'ise..ies nl tile l.eurt, .ilpitatioii.... 1 00 Sold h ilr'iiii'ints, or scot pontnaid oil re- c-. ipt of pr:. e. i'r. liumphrcys' Manual, (141 I'iHH") rniu iM.iinn 111 cium ami ifld, mail rce, 11 1. 31 fli lira 3 MK1), O,, 111 it US Wilh jn St ; New York. HO HAS OPENED FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE A MAMMOTH ASSORTMENT OF Ladies 1 Dress (roods, in cloth, silks, foreign and domestic fabrics, shawls, underwear, gloves, hosiery, intra, iiueiia. una wiina rnrnia. nni.mno nnvoiiipa ttf Also a complete assortment of Boots and Shoos, Staple and Fancy Groceries. G. W. SIMPSON -His d:."pla-ed at his store, a full line of- 0lbfY (JOODS -THB- Yaquina Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. DOGG, Eecelrer, ARC INCLUDING Scarfs, Tidies, Throws, Handker chief, Glove and Jewelry Cases, Table covers, Slipper cases, Calen ders. Etc., Eti. He also has a complete line of Fancy Work Ma terials. Pon Pons, Arasenes, Brad esene, Tinsel, Fancy Cord, Banner Kods, India and Drapery Silks, Ladies Handkerchiefs in Linen, Silk and Uniting Cloths. In stamped goods our stock is complete. Banners, Scarfs, Splash ers, Tillies, Napkins, Tray Cloths, Etc., Etc. Call and sw; his beautiful show window, and ex amine his elegant stock. OH, MAMMA "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, ard an in spection will prove it. Trices always the lowest. HE CARRIES A FULL STOCK OF NICE FURNITURE. REMEMBER T t PU3E, - -- OPPOSITE OPERA 0US A.k m v nirrnffl for V. I,. Donirlan II not lor ale in Your ulnce Hk ilralrr in hiid for rnittlonue nocure the Uit'ui-y. uutl tzvt them fur you. iiT TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. IS rb'.v:;L. E. BLAIN, re the ?Ol.t AllLAl, ALBANY, - - OREGON. WHY THE It is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the best fine calf, stylish and easy anl because we make more shoes of this grade than any other manufacturer, it equals hand sewed shoes costing from $4 to $5. $5.00 genuine hand sewed,the linest calf shoe ever offered for 5; equals French im mg I Iffl A C ported shoes which cost from CO CUniT FOR $4 hand sewed welt shoe, fine ,..'S.-??.rlM5r, 5?Ii-f.!yi!?.l!!. calf, stylish, comfortable and 1 ht taian w t in int nunuirun ikiu.m durable. The best shoe ever offered at this price; same gn as. custom made shoes costing from $; to ?'.i. t:.5i) police shoe ; farmers, railroad men and letter carriers all wear them ; line calf, seamless, smooth in-ide, heavy three souls, exten sion edtre : one pair will wear a year. $2.50 fine calf ; no better shoe ever offered at this price ; one trial w ill convince those who want a shoe for comfort and service. $2.2 and 2.00 Workwoman's shoes are strone and durable. Those who have iriven them a trial wili wear no other make. BOYS' $2 and $1.75 school shoes are worn by the boys everywhere; thpv sell on their merits as the increasing sales show. LAI 1 KS $3 hand sewed shoo, best Dongola ; very stylish ; equals Frencb imported stioes 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. Douglas' name and price are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. W. L. JJOUULAS, Urockton, Mass. Albany Collegiate Institute, Oregon Development Co.'s Steamship JLlne 225 MMOliTl. AND 22 Hours Leas Tim Than by any other route: Accomodation! unsurpassed for comfort an Wlety. Fares and freights via aquiiia a the Oregon Deve opmerit conipanj's ships, much less that by any cllitr ronte ween all points in the ftilllaniet'e al aud San Frmncisoo. Sailing dates, S, Do. rBOM TAQDIKa. iStciincr Willamette Valley, Dec. a UK, 31. ru II SaH PRAXCUOO Willainette Valley, Dec. S, Dtc. U, Dec. 27. Tuc company reserve the right to cha-ig teamen or sailing dawa. DA1LT PAR6KS-OK TSAIKS, Bhxcept Sundays.) L Taqaina.7.-00 Lr Albany 1:20 rV Corvallii 10:3f an" C'urvallis l.tS P Ar Allsny l(:3o a I Ar YatUina r. u. O. & C. trams .o inect at Ailn and Ci Wm. M . Hnao, C, t DoeiTs, Central Uiuiad, U. F P. agent CorvalllB, O on EAST S0UTU VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC RGUTE. THE KOl'KT SHASTA EOUTS Californla'exprcits trsins run daily suru 7:00 p ni..Lv Portland .... Ar. 10:il p ui..Lv Albany Lv 6:15 aui..Ar S. r'riuiciM,'o.Lv, KOfTU . 7:3. ain .. 4 :13 am . 7-eo p:o Loral Van. Train lily- Kx. Sunday S.-05 a in. .Lv Tortlaiid Ar. . 4:(K) i m 1 i:2" p m. . Lv. . . . AHiauy.......Lv . . 12;'' o:w p mAr.....KoK.'niir Lv. . am Lebnaon Itraurd. l..'MpsiLv Alliany Ar.. fl:ftp m Ar ....Lebanon Lv 11 6 tta 7:SU a ui.. L'. Aibany. Ar.. v.4b pu b.!am..Ar Lcl.anun Lv.. Sia m ALBANY local, DA1LT (Except Sunday, S.00pm..Lv 1'ortlanJ Ar... ).. AH S.UO r a Ar AlbAiiy...Lv..5.o a a PULLMAN BUFFKTSLLEI EKS. TOURLST KLEKI ING CAES, For accommodation of Second-Clans l a senders attached to txj rtsu J rains. Won rilale DItIkIob. Between Portland and Corvallls .. - . ... i Hall Train Dally-Except Sunday 7:30am..Lv. ...po.-tlan. ...Ar.5.80 p. m 12:10 pm..Ar. Corvniin.. L: 12.5ap. m At Albany and Corvaliis connect ! trains of Orison 1'atilU liailroa.l. Czprrss Train Dally (Exrtpt Sunduy 4:40 p m. . Lv Portland ... Ar.. e:2it aul 7:26 p m . . Ar llcil inn ville . Lv. . .4 '. a THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH aWFor tickets and full ' information rs- Kanlinit rates maps, etc., call on conii.j's atfentatAlnanv. K. KOK11LKR, Manfu-cr E. P. ROGKRS, Asst. G. F p. A September 9, 1891. OREGON, June 10, 1892 A WEAK MAN Can cure himself of the de plorable results of early abuee and terfectly restore his vicbr and vital ity by our home treatment. The remarkable cures of boneless cases of nervous debility and private coninlaints are ever" where stamp ing out quackerv. Treaties and question list, a physician's gift to Buffering humanity, will be sent fiee to thoEe alii ic tec. Address with stamp PIONEER INSTITUTE, 405 Kearny St.. itooni 2. San Francisco, Cal. RSTABLISIIED IN ISM, THIS PIONEER DRY GOODS HOUSE HAS MAINTAINED Pl'P.LIO FAVOR by keeping a stock large enough to supply any want, and making a specialty of selecting such goods An - -. 1 . I 1 . 1 1. . no urn givo Euttuiacuuii uoiu in quality anu priceB. Four departments of study : Collegiate, Normal, Business, Primary. iype w riling ami liort-liaml are taught, for catalogue address, Id. V. KL.lir-.Kl iN. uuniUil, A. M., l'resident. CLOSE CASH BUYERS VISITING THIS MARKET ARE ESPECIALLY invited to insoect his stock, which in cnmnlpin in nil his niimermiR depart ments, and purchased especially for the fall seasonlof 1891 FEED -:- STORE -ahd- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET; We carry a lanre stock of printer's stationery, vell as sorted, bought direct from the manufacturers at a low fieure. and can give tin? best of work m all kinds of printing for the least money. Try ns. W. C. CortB. Jnlms GRADWOHL'S SPEC I FIGS Children Cry for I'ITCHER'3 Castoria Bazaar -HIIEVERY LATEST NEWS I is that you can buy at Julius Gradwohl's Bazaar, for net cash, goods as follows : 1 7 lbs. granulated sugar $1.00 20 lbs. extra C sugar i.0X No. 1 kerosene, per single gal. .2" f Rations good pickles 1)0 20 lbs. .No. 1 Sayon soap )) Arbuckle coffee, 25c. per pound I will conduct a strict cash store, and all goods will be sold for net ca.-h from 10 to 25 per cent, less tnan regular price. My stock of ChinawTtre, fancy goods and all the desirable styles of dishes, as well as staple grocer ies crockery lamps and lixtares, is complete in every way. I make a speciality of fine teascoffees and Wholesale price of sutrar: 100 lbs. extra C, $4.75; 100 lbs. irranu- lated, $5.75. My display of new toys and bakine powder, and alwavs dWs..b novelties for the holidays my customers. this year w ill be something Jci.ivs GradwIihi,, wondeiful. Albany. Oct. 17. 18111. Pension, Postal, Land and Indian Depredation Ulanns ' LAW OFFICES OF BAB BUREAU OF CLAIMS, Jnder the management of W- R. HEARST, V.tl. & Prop. S. b. Daily Examiner, JOHN WE DDE R U U RN, Manager, 018 F. Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C. Will practice in the supreme court of the United States, the court of claims, the several courts WANTED SPECIA LLY Hay, oats n iota!cn, to suiiply austomt on the Orison Pacific Hailroad extension and my increafing home tradi here I sell in quantities to suit the purchasers. Store in Strahan Brick, acuouu street ft. M. ROBERXSoN. Springfield Sawmill A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIELD.) PROPRIETOR. SP1IINGFIELD, - - - OKEGON Alhany yard and oflice on Railroad, between Fourth and Fifth e'ts, A. heeler, Albanv Manager. Having luniher not excelled in quality, and faciliti es not surpassed i ue prompi ami saiisiactory ailing oi orders, I res pectfully solicit i e of the trade. A. WHEELER. OYSTERS. U TOY 5T7LE JOHN :: IW CTTTLZCTS CTOS"EjP sK'or'ir's:: Manufacturer of Choice Cigars executive departments. U1W AKD DEALEK IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST We obtain pensions aim patents, Indian depredation claims and all classes of landcIaiuiH, mining, pie emption and homestead case pros ecuted before the general land of fice, department of the interior I and the supreme court. Brick for sale i.igars I lug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Plter.'aii iuii I me oi Htbokers' Articles. Ne dcor to Pneitter's candy store, Albany, Oregon, At my kiln one mile east of town or deliver J .lyywheie in the ritv' W.C.CaS.-ELL.
