Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 16, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IOPv7IXG HERALD: SATURDAY. JTJXE 1SSS smrtTiThirTi)-xvifii ' O. V . R. JSJiK TAKlt. NORTH BOO'D. i I'iwrivArrives. to.!.'- .N!-r. , (, ;,, iitu: T'.vi.nit'.u.Poi'tl'U II) lh n J:uu.:ne ex 11:15 ami l;35-.un 34:.pm t-'ct I I 7:10anii " SOUTH BoUM. Arrives! Departs! Arrives Ca'atxp j 7;4.-piiil 5pm, Ashland S.Oanm Freight -":. Ik!'' . , ; ; '-rr - . .vwu.itu.ntu lursuuiii alter 11 A. M f t t!if saunj day. LEBANON" BRANCH. Tiv A'ha'yi bc.iit Arrives. N" a.... No 13 112.50 p ni;Lor-:i!ioii I S.Hp n. at 1 30 p in 3.50 p in F in Leb'n I N't? 12. N. H 5.00) m AlbatiTat 5.45 am" -i.OO ) iu; ' -iao o m OREOOX PACIFIC TIMK TAIlLK. Arrives Uepurcs "ltVi.vlmii.o'op m 5.i5n:n(;.50a m Passenger. .. Freight -. JIM I !.. AV.UKT tun For millinery at astonishing low figures call on Airs. O'Conner. Band of Hope will meet at the W.C.T.U. hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock. (t. L. Blackman now carries a tine line of Forrand and Votey pianos and organs. A. J. Zumwait, of Lane county, was in the city yesterday, looking after business matters. Patronize home industry and trv : c e Oi J. Joseph's Havana tilled f- cigars, tiie tirst of his own man ufacture. vv 1:1. M. Hillearv ot i.iarion county, was m the city yesrerday looking after business matters. A good, gentle, family horse, j buggy and harness, for sale at a j bargain. F.nquire at the office of j.urkhart & Keeney. Your school tax is now due and j unless paid very soon will hectare j lilinquent. Pay the same before j jts ol collection are added. i The concert announced to be! given by the M congregation has 1 ,.i.w.t. i. . i until Friday, the 2'd inst. Call for the ice wagon. Francis 1'iViner will deliver ice instantane-oi'-ly to any part of the city. Or der of the driver or at the store. .Mrs. Failing, who killed lierhus liand in San Francisco, some time since, will plead insanity as an ex-' ruse tor shooting her husband. The Rev. .lessee C. Ta lor will hold div'-ie service in St Peter's F.piscopal chunh on Sunday, June 17, morning and evening. All are invi' 'd to attend. Mrs. Fast's boarding house lias '' "beep, removed to two doos east of j ermen should be compelled to do the Russ House, where she is pre-1 likewise. Gov. Pennoyer has re pared to offer first-class board and I ferred the matter to the fish corn icing bv the week or month, mission to investigate, with in vrcc.n. n.fuv : structions to take such action as doors and windows, manufactured j Ws and windows. nuiminrtHrcl i and pu :- your house complete at i it reasonable price, bv li. B. Yunk. I Snoj. on comer of Second and j Eu-worth streets. , Those handsome gold-headed ; cu'. es presented to Messrs. Elkins i sr.ti Geiseudorfer. the tirad nates of I t ,e college class this vear. were the j kn'.i li.' remeiiibrance ? of tlie ciass ol ! b;. and will be dulv appreciated j 'Jinerent ' mactunes, and com par as such, j ing all points of merit, including Ju'ius iiradwohl d ' . j ..ii i ,.: r p"ce and terms ot purchase, thev us iiradwohl desires farmers',1, , , ' , . to call and examine Ids agncnltu r.d inipleinents even if they do not i r I'uv. lb; charges nothing tor show-1 :t!'Z goods, and farmers may learn something to their advantage con- ctiP'ng low prices. Curran Monteith sold yester day to Wi liam Wassoin, ate of Hii no;s, 1 1..') acres ot land: considerate-. ioHiio.OO. Tlie above is Known as tin Joint A. vvnson i A. Wilson Stock Farm, and is situated !) ndies east of ilarrisburg, and is i,...,..i w,. r,.l 5r.rl.rps to hp', viifiucir'J ' ' y qVj- j -r -'v ; t;:e best stock farm in Linn county. I Mr. Wassoai will bring out some line stock from tbe East, with which to stock the farm, and will follow stock raising in the future as a business. Hr. Jekjll ami Mr. Hle. At the opera house next Monday evening this celebrated sensation al drama will be produced for the tirst time in Oregou, by Mr. Geo. M. Wood supported by Miss Mar guerite St. John and their full English company, who after a m'-t successful season throughout f.ir. East,' and lately in San Fran cisco, are coming overland to Portland. Mr. Geo. Wood comes to us bearing a high degree of merit; receiving the hearty en dorsement of tlie press and public all over the country, and we would like to see as good a company as 7li;s is to do well in our city, as it ra iks among the best compani:, at present on the road. Another Hotel . Arrant'ements are being perfect- ! . .. ii il'.. . i. ! ed wnereov me om . will be re-opened and fitted up in I fi t -class st vie. Mr. Kace will se-; . . . " , - . i .: . u:.l l..... i ,orP v tlie Old 4TL. viiai ..,- it hv liiRKlllir Ills Old wise enough to be confirmed ty mei i)ffp xa nimiS i.iiriuns. , -.urt Atii put it in first-class order I The steamer Mischief is pre-j i: he receives sufficient encourage- e(j to taj;e p;u-ties out to sea j ment. The citizens are taking hold ;rom Xew,,ort fishing, and will j of the matter in earliest and tne j ,riake frequent trips when the arrangements will prooaoly be sat-j t. : nieasant. Parties de-i is.:ii'torilv completed. lard ol lli:nk"- T.- rh nijinv friends and neigh- bors who so kin.lly tenuereu ui ad and sympathy during tne ie recent fatal illness of my late hus- b;t 1. J. II. Foster, i uesnc u lend mv sincere tbanss. ana me same are hurehv tenueroo. Mils. L- M. Foster. ..,l.i I'riJtchii'i. market T !,e best white shirt in t e " frr, V c Fv..a-.. vinl don't torgt-t taat : .ruposes'to give away a fin d j tliC t V t. I. u-ith thctu. Call tiri ii avid iuves ti it" you need a good shirt. THE C.iLU'OOJl 3m E. ! -ome Stcent Strikes in this District Eave j Given it a Genuine Sooin, I Correspondence cf the Oregnnian. i Brownsville, June 12. The CaLpooia mining uisu'et. which ior tl:e last year has re ceived but Httle attentiun, is now enjoying a genuine boom, in con sequence of some recent "strikes." A jarty consisting of some of Brownsville's enterprising citizens numbering tome experts, and - P11 en. a m.'ner oi Lb years experience started lor tl-.e above named dis trict on the 7th of Miy last. A glance at the country revealed a mineral belt of perhaps two miles in width and in leu-it h co-extensive with the Cascade range. Beginning at a point about one mile below the soouree of the Cal apooia, is The Consolidated Calapooia." This consolidation comprises five distinct claimes. The Jumbo mine, a ledge 25 feet in width, is located one mile furth er down the river. This claim was but recently located, and al ready several persons, eager to swell their purses, have posted claims on this mammoth lead.still further west, and m the immedi ate vicinity of Treasure mountain, are located the Emma,Blanchard's Fovorite, The Gold Dust, Zamoni, Brownsville, and other mines. These mines are located in a re gion favorably situated. Their I'lo.viimi v 10 me laiming oeu, me short distance to Brownsville and other towns, and better than all else, an abundance of timber, an eqtensive water-power and other mining facilities, warrant us in beleivmg that this section will prove a bonanza. Aiready this company is nego j tiating with an Albany firm to put ! up a custom mill on Gold Flat. THE UMI LAW. Violated by the Trap Men. and Pound Set ! The Portland News savs : Alex Sutton, secretary of the Columbia riyer fishermet.' protective union, has writteu a ie:ter to Governor 1'ennoyer, complaining of viola-1 t,..,.c r.f l.,... r,f n . ..:.' ..4. I of the fish law is that all fishing in the Columbia aud tributa'-ies shall cease between the hours of (J p. m. each Saturday, and 6 p. m. Sunday, during four months in the year. Mr. Sutton alleges that these pound net men arrange their trap., on Saturday nights so that to the inexperienced eye they appear in operative; but the fact is that they are as effective in entrapping the unwary salmon as at any other lime. On the other hand, Mr. Sutton alleges that the rill net fishermen have observed the law ! strictly, and he asks that trap fish- ii . tlie law "ireCiS. H.- e-H i s. Yesterday a large number of en- Yesterday a large number of en-1 terprising and influential farmers , f tllis a,Kl .'"joining counties, I w-'rf !n ttie ;it.v looking up the matter of harvesters ..to garner in Hie approaching abundantly prom- j is'nS liarvest.'. Alter viewing tlie j iitrt ltitii on Liu. v!?uuiiic muvcsici, which is carried by the po'-ular hrni ot Stewart & Sox. these gen tlemen are commanding a lar ge trade throughout the vallev. i'irl Uiimk. The first gun fired during the civil war in America was dis charged by Franklin J. Moses at the steamer Star of the West, sent , - ; i,si , 1 1 , , s Edmund Rurhn. an old irg'n,,n tared the hrtsiun at Sumpter It ;s s lid that Moses is now a convict iu the Massachusetts penitentiary, and it was stated in southern papers alter the war that Rufiin nad committed suicide after the surreudcr ot Fort Surnpter. I. S. anil Canadian Territory. The relative area of the Uuited States and Canada is seldom under stood by those who are Dot espe- j cially versed in geographical facts. Many oeople are surprised at learning that the area of the United States only exceedes that o Canada by about 30.000 squa.e miles. The Un:ted States has 3, 501,404 square miles; Canada, 3, 470,302. A Couimenilalile Project. W. H. Looney is making active efiorts to induce the stocking of Lake creek a body of water some mile or so in extent Dear his t'athers's place, with earn fish. If be is oiven sufficient aid he will succeed in !vs efforts and thus es- tablish a veiv profitable business , ... i. i 1 : ... tmi future veuis. as me luctui-v ioi nuure nanied is fit .Ujcn Df ca & finely adapted to propa arn Siring to go on some pai ucuuu will please send notice ahear. Tickets $1, not including meals. Address J. J. vVinant, master of steamer Mischief, Newport. Mv daughter v.a greatly; troubiect wira M;roiu;a, aim, ai one time, it was leatvi she wouid lose bers'ight. Ayer's Sarsaparilia has completely restoreu her heaitii, iru; lic-r eyes are as vttri; vtci, with not a trace ot scroiu. a in her , . system, Conn. (i. King, ivnungry ! . J Six shaves for a do' lar at Viereck's state dispatch::. Convict Cramp Makes Another A. tempt to Coamii1; Suicide, Salem, June 15. Convict Crump nude another attempt to commit suicide last night bv jumping from the top bunk in his cell to tii - floor! hea l first. He was knocked sense less, but will recover. fixed $200. In the circuit court J. M. Dins more was to-day fined two hun dred dollars for knocking down James Farlev on election night. M'BI V AI ITIO . Under instructions from Messrs. Johnson & Higgins, average ad justers,! will sell at public auction, for account of whom it may con cern, on June 20, 1SS8, at 10. m., at the warehouse of the Oregon Development Co., Yaquina City, Oregon, the following goods saved from the wreck of the steamship Yaquina City, more or less dam eged : l. S., Ypqr'na, S - -efcs of floats. O. W. H. , Florence, 4 cases lard M. & K., H ireiice, 3 cases of dugs and 6 cas " candy. L. W. W , Newport. 5 chests tea. SIcK. & P., Nuwpoi t, 1" p-ckajres groceries. J. B.. Newport, 1 kejjf liquor. W. & T . Newport, 1 bbl liqour. R. A , Newpoit. 1 case crackers. "P.", Salem, 1 box varnish. G. E , Asliiat.d, 0 phus g -oeei es. 5 &M , As'dand, 1 box spice U. P: 15., Ashland, 2 ca-es boots. J. W W Corvrllis, 1 case tcys and one pk'j; pictures. .1 V P .1- Sim f?r-.rnilhitf 1 mun nr-ffnt 1 j mat sib-e, 1 ch t tt-a. H. V , Jai-ksoiu .lie, 1 ca-e drnirs. 11. & W., Jacksonviilc, 7 '.ki;s roecrie? J. H. H. &, Co., M'-'MinnviMe, 5 i-ksa grocer ies. F M. D., Mill 4, 3 pkrs sroceries. N. M., - s bundles iron. Goods to be sold as they now lie and to be at risk of purchaser upon the fall of the hammer. Terms cash. W. P. Watson, Auctioneer. Slimed ii i Auain. Yesterday's Statesman: S;iys th-: repairs to the wheel room of the I water worus. damaged last ween ny the Holman fire, were couiiileted ; yesterday afternoon, and th-i works I were sta'"ted b.v water power again at 1 4:30 'c,ock- Steam has be' n useA aud n,"ht during the past week, The: ,r.ePa,rs were hurried torwarcl as "Vr1 aS P8S,t)Ie w!Ul a.,nsilier i aoie iorce oi men, who win ro to ! work tins morning for Mr. Holman repairing his machinery. injured water power Sew l-iitt. The Corvallis Gazette says: The Oregon Pacific railroad company recently -purchased a portion of. tlx Graham estate at Toledo adjoining the ruilroad and on Monday last commenced cleaning the grounds for the purpose of erecting a n':w depot and warehouse, which they expect to have completed at an early date. 1 his nnorovemeut will be of great convenience to the people ot Toledo as heretofore they have had no depot facilities what ever. The company has aiso pur chased a portion of "' - rv-itcr front for wharf facilities. Cherries. The cherry crop this season uoaiyiq fi 4fi ivintst iil-.unfliinf- Tbp railis injure(i the crop somewhat bv causing some of the cherries to turgt 0yen nit pientv of good ones were left, and the canneries have been kept busy running upon the ample supply provided. The lus- cious fruit was at one time down t to a bit a gallon upon the streets of Albany. Heavy Flue. The result of the trial of Edward Reed, before Justice Humphrey yesterday, for the assault upon Messrs. "Schlosser on Thursday, w is a fine of $40 and costs, which will make it pretty heavy for the young man. Grange Picnic. Charity grange will have a picnic at the Powell grove one mile west of Halsey on Saturday, June 23d. Able speakers are expected to be present and address the people on grange topics. Good music will be furnished and the usual amuse ments common on such occasions. Neighboiing granges and the public generally are invited to par ticipate. 4th or July. W.W.Crawford will give another one of those popular parties at the Lawson dancing academy on the evening of July 4, 1888. Musicians from Portland "will be added to his justly celebrated orchestra. An elegant supper will be served and no pains will be spared to make this the grandest ball of the season. !' L. Kenton Has always on hand a complete line of . family and staple grocer ies. AH goods promptly delivered and satisfaction guaranteed. Give him your order. .No stale good9, but positively goods which defy competition in quality or price. Hall UeiJieation. Hilisboro Grange will dedicate the new grange hail on July 4t. All pultons are invited to attend i and participate in the dedicatory exercises, bickness has heretfore ! causea ine postnonnienu ol the dedication ceremonies. Given Away. F. Read proposes to t a tine gold watch wiih Ins i"e away gold and silver prize shirt, the very best littin and best made white shirt in the market. The price is as low or liu-..r than any equally as good : market. .liirt in tlie t'ow l.ot.' A re land white cow, spotted, I wiwi two wii-.tc icet, end u! r-i i white, star m forehead, underslit in the ear, s;rayel away froin the owner, if. Lamiiinan.' A r..u-...-,i ; w:;1 be ,,ai,i . , m.ov..,. lieeial Srive On lawns eiiiiirojoere'i suns an .i : IMlO.-U!.'' l.JI III'- VVl-Ctv III ionlieth j oc .eitenbach'S. l.MYEUSliY OF OREGON Programme of the Twelfth Annual Con mancemint, to hi Hold Jane 24-28 j Following is the programme of i the commen-omfnt exercisesof the Mate university, to be held at Eugene, June 24-28: SUNDAY, Jl'XE 24. 10 a. m. Baccalaureate' sermon by Re'. Thos. Van Scoy! D. I)., president of the Willamette uni versity. mondav, .iuse, 25. 8 p. m. Graduating exercises of music department. TUESDAY, JUNE 26. 8 p. sr. Reunion of the literary societies. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. 10 a. m. Address before the literary societies bv Hon. Geo. H. Burnett, of Salem. 2:30 p. m. Class tree planting. 3 p. m. Exercisesof the alumni association. 7:30 p. m. Address before the university by Hon. if. W. Scott, A. M., of Portland. THURSDAY, JUNE 2S. 10 a. m. Exercises of the grad uating class. iu tliel(it(t. It is better to nip consumption, the greatest source of human ity, in the bud, than to try to stay its proirrets on the brink of the srrave. A few doses of California's most useful pro duction, Santa Abie, the king of con sumption, will relieve, ana a thorough treatment will cure. Nasal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of consump tion, can be cured by California Ca; R Cure. These remedies are sold and fully warranted by Foshay & Mason. SJillCt' .IlKMTOA. Smoke Estrellas. Wigwam slippers at Read's. Lawns. 25 yards for SI, at Read s. Six ?'.avesfor a dollar at T. Jones's A new invoice of British trinnuin-iS at Read's. Ice cream at the city restaurant to-day. Ice cream every day at Fiances Pfeiller's. Leave your orders at Brov nell A; Stanard's for choice berries. Osburn chees mst received Browncll & Stanard's. That exquisite line of satins in our show window will be rt;u close this week. Have no excuse for not irct tinir in on them. Montieth Seitcn . a-h. The place to buy wall paper ; where you can gut it t.'iuimed, with out extra charge." Fortmiller tX Co do this. Go to FortmiMcr & Co.'s for furni ture reviver and clean up your ok! furniture, then buy a Smyrna rug to beautify your home. Just received, another lot of those line hand sewed French kid sh.c, the very cheapest ever brought to tow li at W. F. Read's. For your tine imported and Key West cigars, iro to M. Baiinurart cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug store. "YbtTVin n.-the water 'Till the well ruus dry." If ycu want a well dug call on E. B. Davidson. He does prompt work at a reasonable price. Orders can be ict't at this office. Information Wanted. Clarence Hale, a light com plexioned lad aged 15 years, left Jackson viLe about ' the loth of February last without informing his friends where he was going. Information of his whereabouts will be thankfully received by Mrs. j .I. Hale, of Prineville, or Mrs. J. ! Narcrosa, of Jacksonville. j A choice 'ot of uncanvasscd eastern hams at Wallace & Thompson'.'. Albany Opera House, -ONE NIGHT ONLY JUNE 18 EN ROUTE TO PORTLAND. j Engagement of the Eminent lish Actor, u.ng- MR. GEORGE I, WOOD SUPPORTED BY Miss Marguerite St. John And a Specially Engaged Sterling Company from the Drury Lane, London, in the SUCCESS A DOUBLE LDE - A FEW OPINIONS OF THE I'RKSS. A touch of realism which is worth oceans of makeshift. N.Y. Herald. Mr. Geo. M. Wood has scored a wonderful triumph. N. Y. Sun. His Hvde isa startling transi tion Trnm'Dr. Jekyll startling both in appearance, manner and deliv- J ery London Standard. j - trrpat s.c?sat tbe Alcazar! Tiu.atre in can Francisco. ! 5.7.-i !s KKt. PKK't'S ! .-.l-;54 t fSa!e of Reserved Seats open Saturday' morning at 10 a. :. ; t Bhickmin's Drug Store. A e:can to el for every customer at Viereck's, OF THE COUNTRY -OK ! 1 At the vcrv Lowest Prices All New and Pretty Styles For Ladies, Missps and Children. MUST BE SOLD ! To Reduce Stock ! MRS. E. J. O'CONNOR. WYE HEEIAH 7,000 But this does not interfere with with the Great Slaughter of Men's aud Bows' CLOT HING AT- A. B. IF m;m' Call early to get tains C'Strictly first-class goods and prices that cannot be undersold, are gu ran teed. BOOTS -AND- SHOE At Actual Cost -AT Csne Early and G-st Sist "VVjII ell nfi'l all icloeedont are Mothers, Kcnrt. The proprieiors 1" Santa Abie have authorizes! Foi::!v iV .Ma.-on to rebi'id your ui. iiey if, aftt-r giving fnis Caa- fiirnia King f Cougii Cures a fair ' trial as directed, it fails to give satis : faction fur the cure o: Coif, lis, (Jroup, i W'i.inping Cough and all Thiiit and L'ing troul'Ivs. When the discuse ; aiK'i t- tiie head, and s.ssumes the form j of Catarrh, nthirig is jo ctli-ftive as j California ( -at- K Cure. 1 hese i.repara-,; ; tiotis are withoiu equals as household ' remedies. Sold ai jl 00 a paeksge. Three for 50. ! i n 0 1 11 1 I MllilirF!! j i in a a Oft c u ELECTION BETURNS AM)- J n n. i ! Utibb UUUUb ILWAiNS ODDS andBNDS! I I An odd lot of all silk l inches at 10c a yardJ Tlie season's dress remnants including "wools wash goods at one-third their original value. Odds and ends in hose, Remnants of silks and All these remnants must I i T T TOTJ SZISTOW I NO We are selling goods at prices which they vil not, be able to reach for lO Years HOW Because we know where o buy,we know how to buy, and we know how to sell. OUR GOODS never grow old and shelf-worn waiting tor BID PROFITS Tlie Bk Merchants Come to Us when they want to lump a big shipment and raise the wind. We are always ready tor them, and con sequently we are able to offer bargains which make the people stare and think we are going to fall. No FeaR We shall keep on doing FUNN BLOCK. ibbonslransmo; from 2 to 6 and embroidery and laces.. satins at ridiculous prices. go no matter what price.- MONTEITH & SEITENBAGH. IT to Come! IS IT? of ThatJ goodfor years to come." SIB WALLACE & THOM SQ$