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THE liOKNTffG TTKTtATD; THURSDAY, APRIL, 25, 1889. O. 4c . It. K. TIHK TABLE. NORTH BOUND. i -epartarrives. Cala. expr. Eurene ex freight ;45 am 11:15 am 11:35! 7:lo! Fortl'dlOlOam ' 345pm " 845pm SOUTH BOUND. Arrives! Departs! Arrives Calajexp Kurene ex Frwght 7:45pm I2;20piu 5Dtn I Ashland 9. 00am 12.40pm Eturene 2 40nm Lsoptn I Eugene 6.00pm No Freight received foifcouthjaftor 11.m. the same day. , OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs Paaoenrer.. Freight lll.15amll.00pm 5.25uml6.50a JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. Grismer-Davies Friday evening. Grismer-Davies to-mono w even ing. The new cily charter will go into effect May 15. Another case of fuli cream cheese just opsned at F. L. Kenton's. The steamship Willamette Val ley will pail from Yaquina next Sunday, April 28. Farmers intending to purchase binding twine will do well to call upon Knapp Burrell & Co. at this city before purchasing elsewhere. The grangers of Dallas are to have a hig picnic at the Lutikia mute Fall on June 7-8. Judge 11. P. Fo'se will deliTJr an address on . the former date. The first prinling press brought to Oregon, and used at an early day in the publication of the Ore gon Spectator, is still in use in the Journal office at Eugene. The infant son of Charles Dough erty died at the residence of Mrs. L. A. Woodle in this city at 12 o'clock Tuesday night, aged 5 months. The funeral will occur to-day at 1 :30 from the , residence. Polk county and her county seat and aew court house question con tinue to be the topics of discussion aad excitement at Dallas. No de cision has been arrived at as yet by the canvasseis of petition . and remonstrance. Water consumers will hail with delight the suppression of the im pure water which has been fur nished through the city water works, and will earnestly pray for an early elimination of the filth of sewers 'from the water furnished. The board ef trade of Corvallis ye making every effort to bring the importance of the extension of the Vt est Side division to Junction City, before the Southern Pacific officials. Petition have been printed and the board will send a representative along the line for the purpose of securing signatures. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Laura Goltra of this city is visiting in Salem. D. S. Smith returned from a trip to Gatesville last evening. John Trask and David Scott, of Fox Valley, are in the city. O. P. Coshow and L. C. Ilice, of Brownsville, were in the city yes terday. ; Rev. J. S. McCain, teacher at I the Siletz Indian reservation, is in the city. J. W. Bentley and wife of this city are visiting the deaf mute school in fcalem. Coll Van Cleve and family are in the tity, removing from Baker City to Yaquina. Death of John McCoy. John McCoy, an eld pioneer of Linn county, died suddenly at his home near Oakville at " o'clock last evenining, aged 74 years. He had been able to be up the day be fore and was not thought to be seriously ill. He wus taken with congestion of the lungs and died very peacefully. He came to Ore gon in 1845 and reared a family of seyen children. Two of them, i Mrs. F. M. French and Andrew McCoy, reside in this city. James B. McCoy resides at the home of his late father and four sons, Wil liam, Fred, Joseph and George re side in Washington territory. The deceased's wife died some years before him, also passing away quite suddenly. Twenty-Seven Children. "Yes," the old man said to the reporter, his breast heaving with pride and his eyes sparkling with joy, as he pointed to his young army of seventeen boys and ten girls, "those are all mine. But I'll tell you what, stranger, it was hard rustling in Kansas for a liy inir when thn corn was olanted far it tn snrout. but since we cot here we live like princes, it's the I finest country in the world. Every- and you couia see ine grasr ' VinnrtAra nit down and Wait I thing is so cheap, especially where i I buy at the Willamette Packing : Company's store. They have the best goods ana unuerseu ujr house in tne city. Wedding sjell. Ir ia annnnnc ed that Mr. Elmer Samuels, of Corvallis, and Miss Bird Thompson will De unuea in marriage in this city to-day. The Kn'.io in a fianj'htpr of Rev. E. J. Thompson, D. D., of Corvallis, and a sister of Mrs. Kev. E. K. Prich oi oml Mrs. Wm. Fortmil!er. of this city, and has a wide circle of friends, who win exienu neariy congratulations. raying ivjvtntmter C. C. Hoal and Superintendent Bowen, of the Ore gon 1 acme, rciuiiitu nuui me front last evening, having been out over the road paying up employes. For your line imported aud Ke Wost rio-nrs era to M. BaumPart cigar store, one door east of Black man 8 drug store TEE ELECTKICT LIGHTS. The Capacity of thPlBt: Will Be DonMed ' Tkia Bamaer. The growth of Albanv i3 admir able shown by the increasing de mand for the electric lights. Messrs. Allen & Goff states that since putting in the present lights twelve months ago the plant.which was then considered ot sufficient size for several years to come, has been taxed to its utmost capacity and the demand for lights cannot now be supplied. They will ac cor jingly tjis summer double the capacity of the arc lights by adding another 2000 candle power, 3a lamp dynamo. If the present de mand for the incandescent lights continues another dynamo will also be added to this system. Albany has the largest and most complete electric light plant in the state out side of Portland, and under its present managers is giving a most satisfactory service as is shown by the manner in which it is appre ciated and used by the public. Look Out for Him. There is a very sleek fakir doing this city at present, for whom the people should be on the lookout and give him the grand bounce. He is playing an old game, but there are always those who get caught, no matter how often the warning is Bounded. His scheme is to represent himself as carrying a line of dress goods,nien's suitings, carpets and other goods, which he is selling at extremely low prices. The carpets and dress goods he will sell on six month's time and at such low rates as to astonish the housewife. The suitings are the only items for which cash is re quired and the great inducement offered in this case is that he has a tailor following him right up, who will be along in a week or so and make up the suits in guaranteed style for little or nothing, six or seven dollars for the best suits. These suitings are the only part of the order filled on the spot, and as thev are the only part for which cash is taken, they are all that are ever delivered, and it is needless to remark that the tailor, who seems to be on the road only for his health, never shows up. The fellow's name doing Salem, is given as G. II. Hamilton, a good talker and has succeeded in roping in a few families, but not manv. Pass him along, you have no use for him : and if he becomes saucv introduce him to the bulldog. aaieaa (statesman. Snakes in His ISooU. The attention of Chief of Police Hoffman was directed yesterday to one II. B. Morgan, who had de lirium tremens at the Waverlv boarding house, which was a result of a protracted spree. The inmates of the house were alarmed by the cries issuing from his re Dm and thought he must be dying. A physician was called who gave him a quieting potion, giving the fellow an opportunity to sleep off his delirium. His wife had telegraph ed him $25 the day previous from Oaks, Dakota, but it was squand ered by the wretched man, and when informed ot his condition his wife refused to send him any more. Until he can recover from his de bauch and get the swelling out of bis head and snakes out of his boots he will probably be a city charge, after which lie may have sense enough to go to work. Valuable Fire Proof Stone. Frank Wood, who owns two val uable stone quarries near this city, one on the Santiani river and the other across the Willamette in Benton county, received a letter recently from the Helena Gran ite and Sand Stone Co-operation Stone Co., inquiring if the stone obtained from his quarries would stand fire sufficiently to be used in lining mining smelters. Mr. Wojd at once took a quantity of stone from both quarries and had it tested in the furnace of the Albany Iron Works. The stone stood the test perfectly, being left in the furnace with the melted iron for 40 minutes. He has replied to the company stating the result of the test. If this stone proves as valuable as it now promises to for this purpose there will no doubt be a big demand for it in the terri tories where mining is carried on extensively. A Kobbery at McCoy. At McCov on Mondav a litf.lt robbery was committed, but the intruders were captured and the money refunded. A couple of small boys, aged 10 and 11, broke into a Chinaman's house and stole about $10, and started on foot to leave tne country. lhey were captured yesterday at Ballston Virniio-hr. bank hnmA. TrtAv harl spent very mue ui lue money, ana as it was returned to the grieved tiler tail, he was satisfied tnW.it T - f i . I r - go wiuiuuir I'luacuuuiig ine young ClupriiB. Taqnlna Bay. Fifteen hundred dollars will buv one hundred feet of water front, between Fall street and the Bay View House, Newport. Address Lock Box 18 Newport, Oregon. This Week Only. Fine mixed and plain pickles enly $1 a keg. Having sold out nil those choir tahia npanViPK wo I 1 -w row offer you these fine pickles re markably cheap. Wallace,Thomp- sonx jo. irn .4 IB AW. A most desirable and beautiful location fcr suburban residences, owing to it3 natural advantages and nearness to the center of business. Compare the size, location, view and access to and from these lots and you will be convinced of their merits. Call early and secure a home before the advance in price. Apply to Twtedale & lledtield, agents. First door south of post- ! office. THE WATER BUPPLY. With tne Lnprovemest of tha Water Works Will Come Fresb. Water. The people of Albany are to be congratulated upon the action taken by the city council concern ing the matter of requiring pure water only to be famished by the owners of the city water works. The present supply, as has hereto fore been pointed out by the Hekalo, is sufficiently impure to breed the germs of the worst kind of diseases, and it is gratifying that the. committee on health after thoroughly investigating the mat ter, has made a vigorous report, for the purpose of correcting this abuse. With pure fresh water flowing down from the snow capped gorges of the Cascade mountains, there is no excuse for furnishing sewer water for house hold purposes. It is well that a change is to be made and fresh water supplied. The report of the committee from the city council upon the subject, which we republish by request, is as fellows : To tbe Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council : We your committtee to whom was referred the matter of the water furnished the city bv the water company, beg leave to re port that we have made a careful examination of the matter, and find that a portion of the water is taken directly from the Calapooia river, a short distance below the discharge pipe of the Calapooia street sewer, and a portion taken directly from the Vine street canal, and below a number of kitchen and sink drains, and would recommend that the owners of the water com pany be required to see that ordi nance No 143 is enforced, in regard to the supply taken from the Vine street canal, and also recommend that the committee on health and police be instructed to corfer with the owners of the water company to make some suitable arrangement that when the new pumps are placed in posi tion a supply of fresh water can be furnished through tsrra 2ott, cement, or other suitable pipes, from the Albany and Santiam car al, to be taken from above the city, or from the Willamette river. B. F. Tabler, Jclius Gbadwohl, c. g. bukkhart, Com. on Health and Police. REAL ESTATE SALES. A. Hackleman to Geo.C.Hen derson, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7, block 15,Hackleman's4th addition $1250 Chas.Monteith to Milton Hydt part of block 41, Albany. . . 1350 A. A. Hull to Orpha O. Tem pleton, the original dona tion land plaim of Z. F. Moody, 140 acres 3500 M.E.Bil veu to Julia A. Bilyeu lots 1,2 and 3, block 2,Scio 500 S. M. Daniel to J. A. Bilyeu, part of lot 3. Scio ". . . . 210 C. II. Lewis to Mary A. E. Smith, 17 acres adjoining Harrisburg 1 J. A. Bishop to S. A. Gentrv. lots 1, 2, 3, 4, block 1 .North Brownsville 450 W. 11. Kirk to John B.Moore, lots 3 and 3, block 3, Browns ville 100 J. L. Cowan to E. E. Mon tague, lot 3, block 3, Leba non 100 Julia A. Parker to M. Hess, part of block 15, eastern ad dition, Albanv 3250 J. II . Burkhart to Jason Wheeler, 58 acres 1 E. II. Hackleman to Mrs. G. H. Baird, lot 5, block 2, Hackleman's 3d addition, Albany 225 A. Hackleman to 1). B. Mon- teith, power of attorney. . . E. B. Hackleman to A. Hack leman, Hackleman's 3d and 4th addition, Albanv. . 10 Frank Trites to Smith Cox, 7 acres 1 Frank Trites to Lewis Cox,2( acres 1 II. Shelton to S. M. Daniels par of lot 33, Scio 300 C. Wycoff to R. E. L. Miller, fortv acres 14b Frank' Trites to A. G. Mar shall, 29 acres 1 Charles O. Calen to Robert G. Cochran, block 128 Hackleman's addition G50 Frank Trites to Martha A. Trites, 20 acres 1 N. B. Fry to J. W. Cusick, )i section oOOO H. Bryant to Lucy A. Woodle, ll acres near Albanv 70v0 Plat of Jason Wheeler's farm filed , Shultz's front addition to South Albanv filed LF.TTF.BJLI8T. Following is the list of letters remaining in she postofflce at Albany, April 24, 1889. Per tons calling for these letters will please tell the date on which they were advertised. Anarewn, Andrew "Arnold, Charles, Bennett, Richard N. Bowers, Mrs. Ann Bunch, Miss Nellie Curtlcy, Jas. Cushman.Mrs. Hannah Cafana, Maee Dubia, Charles Fletcher, C. R. Stewart, O. II. Howard, Mrs. Fannie Jordan, Jonn Morgan. Edward Marriott, J. W. May, Jrs. H. Michener, R. E. Priee, Laura! Ross, J. H. Surles, J. H. Watts, Henry Valinskcy, Mis Julia RUFUS THOMPSON, P. M. Excursion Declared OB. The excursion arranged for a trip over the eastward extension of the Oregon Pacific railroad on Friday by the I. Of O. F. lodge of this city, has been declared off' on account of the threatening woitVior Those who have purchased tickets will have their money refunded by calling upon the ticket sellers of whom they purchased the same. ICookeit for Addresses. This office is in receipt of a pro gramme of the teachers institute for the third district, which con venes at McMinnville on May 1st, and will continue three days. Rev. T. G. Brownson will deliver the address of welcome, and the re sponse will be delivered t v Sunt. L. M. Curl of this citv. STATE DISPATCHES. Two Women Aet as Depnty Sheriffs -Supreme Ooart Uotes. Salem, April 24. In the supreme court to-day the following cases were disposed of : J. L. Sperry, appellant, vs. the City of Albina et al., respondent, appeal from Multnomah county; judgment of lower court affirmed ; opinion by Thayer, C. J. 8. Mitchell et al., appellant, vs. Ira F. Powers, respondent, appeal from Multnomah county; judg ment of lower court affirmed ; opin ion by Thayor, C. J. Motion to dismiss appeal in the case of State vs. Woods ; granted. Alexander Wood, appellant, vs. S. Rayburn, respondent, appeal from Benton county ; judgment of lower court reversed; opinion by Strahan, J. J. R. Stoddard, respondent, vs. Robert Nelson, appellant, appeal from Multnomah county; argued and submitted (rehearing). This morning an insane woman was com mitted to the insane asylum for treatment. The patient's name is Mrs. Mary Berry, from near Myrtle Point, in Coos county. She is fifty years old and hrnow 'suffer ing from a second attack'of insani ty. At times she is unconscious and uses obscene and profane language and is very violent and takes delight in breaking up fur niture. She was brought to the asylum by Mrs. T. G. Owens and Miss Katie Luhtner, who acted as deputy sheriffs. lxikuhf.be. A few of the best bargains in city property, which can be bought to day : 2 lots in Hackleman's Second addition, $725. 6 lots in b)ock No. 41, on Elm and Sixth street, $1400. 8 lots in Hackleman's Third ad dition, $1800. 2 lots, with six room house, in block No. 4, $lti00. 2 lots, with eight-room and good barn on Baker $2400. 2 lots, with six-room on Jackson street, $2000. house street, house 10 acres, with six-room house (hard finish) good barn, good out bufdings, 133 bearing fruit trees, ?4 mile from postoffice, $5500. 10 acres on fair ground road, 1 mile from the postolfice, $1000. Willamette Valley Land Agency, Schultz & Henderson, office in St. Charles Ho' el block, Albany, Ore- Coming; Next Friday. Concerning the Grismer-Davies company, which will appear at the opera house in this city next Fri day evening in"The World Against Her," the New York Evening Sun says: The first production of "The World Against Her," a melo drama of English life, by Frank Harvey, was made on the city stage last night at the People's theater and the house was packed to its capacity. Mr. Harvey's play had considerable success in Eng land before A. M. Palmer secured it for this country. It is. bevond a doubt, destined to become popular here with the vast multitude of playgoers who like melodrama. "The World Against Her" is the story of a faithful wife's nobility and fortitude through a series of domestic calamities, caused pri marily by the stupidity of a too busy husband, and incidentally assisted by the rejected lover of the good wife. The play is full of action ; all the incidents are stir ring and probable ; the language is vigorous, if simple; some of the character sketches are vivid, and every climax is ingeniously con trived and thoroughly effective. Ue Fahrner's panacea. BRIEF li:T10. First-class work done at Win Mack's barbershop. Shaving 15 cents. Just received at II. Ewert's, a nice assortment ot golu-heaucu canes. For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's Porus Plaster. Price, 25 cents. Foshay & Mason. Call on K, M Kobertson for cheat. timothy and oat hay, baled, and will j be sold in quantities to suit. I No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds of fresh canned good at a very low figure at Conrad Meyer's. It is no god to look at the tlier mometet this year to judge of winter. The only thing to guide you is Brownell & Stanard's prices, which are always down to zero. Lovers of cood cheese 6hould call on Conn Bros. They have just re ceived a lot of full cream, fresh and sweet. Fahrney's celebrated blood cleanser at Brownell & Stanard and at Deyoe & Robson's. P. J. Baltimore general agent. Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale at M Banmgart's The "Pacific Argand" ranges both four and six hole. An Eastern stove made especially for this coast's trade. Sold only by Geo. W. Smith, Albany. Fortmiller Irving have jnst opened a beautiful line of oak and gold mouldings from pictures, steel engravings, etc. Call and see them. Highest market nrice naid for five thousand pounds of bleached dried apples by G. W. Simpson, Albany, Oregon. I have just received over 2000 vardsof standard ginghams from John Wannamaker, of Philadel phia. The common price of these goods is 10c per vard. I will sell 14 yards for $1 the price of good prints. SAMUEL E. YOUNG. wari Ginghams. Ctrr TO BE GIVES AWAY WITH. THE first 100,000 BOXES Of LE ROI DES SAVON, iflff of FOB SALE AT PARKER BROS:. . 100 Ladies' engraved gold watch es. 25 sets solid silver table forks, 25 sets Gorham solid silver ta ble spoons. 50 dozen Gorham solid silvet tea spoons. 25 sets extra heavy plated table forks. 25 sets extra heavy plated table spoons. 100, dozen extra heavy plated tea spoons. 100 dozen ladies' fine fans,or cel luloid toilet sets. 100 celluloid 9-inch carver sets. 100 subscriptions to Scribner's Magazine. 100 subscriptions to New Fashion Book. 200 stamping outfits, complete. 1000 lightning can openers, for square or round cans. 10,000 King cook books. 11,950 elegant gifts. 88,050 packages of toilet soaps. The total value of these 11,950 elegant gifts, if purchased singly, would amount to over ten thous sand dollars. They make this large gift as a measure of appreciation to those now using the king of soaps, and also as an expression of confidence in its merits, in the expectation that any person . once using it will find it so helpful an article that hereafter it will be found almost indispensable in the household economy. OIL PAENTING. iss Minnie Parker Having 'opened a studio in Flinn's block will give instructions in land scape oil painting. Those interested in ine oil paintings are invited to call at her rooms and examine her paint ings, which include views of The Three Sisters, Oregon City Falls, Multnomah Falls, Mt. Hood, and many others. Charges for lessons will be reasonable. BAKING rO WDEE. Put up express! for Julius JGrad wohl and sold at his Golden Rule Bazaar in OE POUND CANS 25CENTS PEU CAN Guaranteed to be first-clas-s in every Kespect. JULIUS GKADWOHL 4'ontrarlor and Ituiltlcr. MUIK UXOERSIGNKU HAVING LOCATED L i" Albany solicits patronage from citr and country. Will contract to build briden, barns, and a!l manner of dwelling hnusei, including Ouee!i Amu. KastUke and Kli.a bethian Htle of biiildinx. Will furnish plans and sptcilica'.i'-ns free of charges. Satis faction guaranteed W. V. CAj-SEL. AKKS IT KV TIM CITr MVRSIUI. WITHIN TIIK corporate limits of the citv ot Albany, a small sorrel horse, loth hind feet white, h..s saddle in.uk s. 'I he owner ran have Ui. sinie by eallinit at Jno. .S.limeer's livery stable and paying charges. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made misek iih.c by that t'rriblc cpuirh. Shiloh's. cure is the remedy for you. Foshay & .Mnson. t'onf raclr and Builder DC. SHELL WILL FURNISH PLANS, spe allcations and dctaiU for all kinds of building and architecture. All work lompt ly done and pur-nt eeil to lie first-el .!. Es timates furnished on fhort net ice tor brick buildings, residences, public buidi-.ij', bridges, etc. WHY does - Because he knows that his dear wife is just commencing to work him for something you know how it is yourself but when LADIESTRADE -with- i) Their husbands don't look that way, because there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Everything is good; everythink i3 cheap; make Home happy, make YOURSIIUSBAND SMILE By trading at the economical store where the rule of good goods and low prices knows no exception. Don't forget that temple of economy is at Brownell & Staaard's- CIRNKR FIRST AS BRDATVLIJIV SLS Delicious dried beef at Brownell & Stanard's. LIST PRESENTS The K Soaps 1 GOLDEN THE MAN LOOK Brownell njvuuut vm lap Is On Spring: "Xs--saw. This is the ship that's built aright, That has been going day and night Bringing goods from every clime Bought lor cash in the nick of time To j:Jease the buyers at Wallace, T hoinpsoa r 35 This is the train with its precious freight That met the ship atthe dockyard gate And carried the goods with lightninq speed Till the thought it weuld jump the track, indeed, To please, the buy ersfatj Wallace, Thompson fc Coi, l n Jl qFI I ill Hi 1 UI o- i - ,. '-..is??''-; ; -..y-v - ,lg ! ;ygg I This is the store, as firm as a rock, That holds the goods from the4 seaport doi!k,. All spread out by a careful hand iMids- alrics of our own dear land, !To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson fc CoV Stan "iMSiBs?? This is the press of modern make, Kun with such speed the iafters shake, Jhac spreads the news in town and state -And tells ot what has been done of ylate To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson jJCo'a. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GE0CEES, FLINN BLOCK, k Boom All U Poet Is Abroad " 1 2 ALBANY OREGON
