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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1889)
THE MOUSING HEKALD: SATURDAY.! AUGUST 10, 1889 jetting gailg m& THK MAILS. Vails at the Albam past Mce dose Kar all offices uorth Die Astern states f 8:3: 3 A. u, J he West Side f And the Nairow fiaujre n. R. ) tar I'orllawl itud leiu 11 A. M ('rvallis nd Ytii'lina 12:33 F. M etlk-e south p. u Tbe iiost nhce will be closed ech evening rm six ta seven o'clock. Keyistered matter for theflearly raornii j Train Bhould b! maitnt aefares o clock tbe p!-vius eveninr. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Ucparts .' 11.15am 11. COpm ..' 5.'2.rpmiS.G0a t'anstncer Kreieht .IWTTfNfiS AIIT TTfN. Wheat is worth till cents. Boots and shoes at cost at Read's. ,.,.. . . . x , rable linen just received at . KOaaS. I F For the finest silver polisk in the j lands to a tigure that is anreasona uiarket go to II. Ewert's. i ble, and which the quality of the Hale Backensto and family went i ""d will not justify. Cotisequent to trip mAiintains vistprilar." I ly people of moderate means can- The best kid glove ever brou to Albanv for $ l.oO at Reads. :ht Mrs. C. H. Stewart and family 1 returned yeeterday from a trip to j Seattle. ' Detroit Five Press mouths for ; :.'.- cents. Leave orders with v . 1.. j Kenton'.-. j 1. L. Blackmail will sell is en-' tire i tuck of loeks and stationery' ;tt cost for :;' days. Finest yellow Crawford peaches :it their best for canning at I. a Forest A Thompson's. Frank Wool is adding a tine two-tory stone addition to his resi di'iu e i'M Second street. The three-year-old daughter of i'an Hastings, of Yaquina, died at that place on the flth inst. io and try some of the cream o;;t just received at Parker Pros. It beats rolled oats in several re spects. Morses run away, boats tip over, accidents are always happening. i let a policy with Win in the Travelers. C. J. Stuart and C. C. Hoguc, of the Oregon PaciGe railread, re turned last evening from a trip to Portland. Dnice McKnight left yesterday for a trip to Seattle, takimt with him a span of fine Linn count' raised horses. ), P. Coshow Jr. of Brownsville will remove to this city and engage in the study of law in the office of J. K. Weatherford. Water melons big and sweet at LaForest fc Thompson's, succes sors to Wallace, Thompson & Co. Another carload just arrived. A $200 mare owned by Frank Wood was kicked by another horse y?terday, breaking her leg and rendering it necessary to kill her. Prof. M. G. Lane, of Salem, has been appointed principal teacher at the Chemawa Indian school and will assume the position in a short time. Uev. Dr. Deere will preach in the W. C.T. C. hall at 11 a. m. Sunday, August 11th. Text, "As a .Man Thinketh in 1 1 is Heart So Is He." Devastating forest tires are re ported on the tipper Santiam. A small amount of grain is also re ported to have been tT.rned near Mehama. The Herald acknowledges the teceipt of a luscious watermelon of large dimensions from LaForest & Thompson. They have a fresh car load of line ones. A. C. Rosedale, of hi.is in the j city, on his return from a trip up the Santiam on ihe line of the Ore-1 ;on Pacific, where he exjH?ctstol erect a lanre saw-nub. The finest Crawford peaches, which are now in their prime for canning, Partlett pears, and all kinds of fruits, can be obtained in piantities to suit at LaForrest A Thompson's. F. L. Kenton is well prepared to mrnish the public with a good ! quality of fresh groceries, fruits, vegetables, etc. He keeps a clean, tresh stock and endeavors to serve his customers in the best possible :uanner. -Messrs. O. H. Irvine, F. II. French, T. J. Overman and Geo. Fish returned yesterday from a trip to Fish Lake. Their trout catch was up to such a dizzy highth as to lay all previous trout yarns in the shade, aTeragiog several hun dred per day for a term of about two weeks. The Brownsville Times is in formed that . another newspaper will be started at Lebanon in the near future. It will be called the Far West Presbyter, and will be under the management of the regon Synod of the C. 1. church, with Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrick as editor. The first issue will appear lcteber 1st. A couple of we'll known- citizens of this citv went grouse shooting tne other dav. and bv mistake : killed half a dozen spring chickens owned by a thirty farmer's wife. ; or.. r. riiaT Ike owner of the chickens was in . the citv vesterdav and collected Capt. L. E. Pratt of Salem, de payment la full fo"r the fowls, and ( dares that Oregon soil beats any tnenimredssetupabox of cigars j thing for productiveness. A few to have their friends to keep quiet, j J'Cars go he planted some fig trees Xrd aickvao. We will have a nice lot of dressed chickens for your Sunday dinner. Call and leave your orders for a nice yellow legged chicken. .Vil binette Packing Co. I'ockct Oitlrrv. Tin everv largest and finest display ; l.ioiiuht to this vallev just i tiHi-ivcil at Stewart and examine. ox Call Money tit l.uan. At a low rate of intertst on nood larm property in Linn county, or on best improved city property in Albany. Apply to P.lackbrrn Wright, Albanv, Oregon. C0MIN3 TO OEEGOj. Not Oaly Turn th East, But Fr Cali forna th Bash C.niianes. T he exodus of people north war J into Oregon and Washington terri tory still continues. Each train leaving California is crowded to its Utmost capacity, and the railroad company is seriously considering the question of putting another train on the route. These people are not only residents of California who have disposed of their prop erty there and are moving to the north, where as good and cheaper land can be secured, but also peo ple from the East, who have been induced to go to California, only to find how badly, in some respects, the country had been misibpresent- C,L )VUh.ut doubt California is one of the most fertile states m the unjon, but the people there have fnnliclilv Qilr.incpil Hio tirii-t if not afford to purchase, and this fact prevents wealtkv neonlo from r 4 l Tim nric that, is 'kL-o.1 for j:Ui j ()reg0ii is reasonable, and in .sonie in.stancesastonishinzl v so. 1 1 is this that attracts immigra tion, and will continue do so, un less the Oregon people refusa to ! profit by the experience of Cali-j fornians, and demand outrageously ! high prices for their lands. Tiiisi j we do not believe will be the case! i in this state, although land will j (continue to increase in value, tor j j in many cases it is actually worth ! doul le and treble the price asked. ; j Oregon oilers inducements that j are t. ltmn the reach ot every in dustrious person. Homes can be provided for thousands more. Saiall Katio. There were three men drowned during the fishing season just closed on the Columbia, two on the bar. and one in falling from his boat in front o! the city. This is the smallest number "of fatal casualties in any one season in the history of the business for twenty vpars. VVIipn nn roi'nllnnta thot i :00 men have been day and night i in the water and on the water for ! four months, three, out of three thousand, seems a very low death rate. A far greater raiio than that die ashore in far less hazardous enterprises. Astorian. A rrast of Harney Wilaoa. Barney Wilson, who was arrest ed at Montague, Cal., for shooting Nick Zimmerman in this city on Friday, will arrive on this morn ing's train in custody of officer Mitchell of that place. His pre liminary examination will be held in Justice Humphrey's court, prob ably this afternoon. Zimmerman is still lying in a critical condition, with small chances of recovery. A purse is being raised bv "Wil son's friends to defend him, about $1")0 having been raised for that purpose. .4 litany's fire Crolect iaa. In these days of frequent lires, insurance companies are carefully looking into the lire protection of the different cities of the coast. Yesterday Mr. Parklmrst, agent of the Pacific Ins. Co., in company with Ohicf Engineer C. 11. Stew art, made an examination of the fire apparatus and the water sup plv of Albanv. Mr. I'aikhurst con sidered this city provided with bet- j ter are protection than any other of its Mze on the coast, which is verv true. Fire at l!ro wvill. Wednesday evening the resi dence of Airs. Katharine Putnam, at I'.rownsville, came near burning down. It is not known how the lire started, as it caught in the bed clothing on the second floor and no one was near. The fire lasted but a few- minutes, but suili cieutly long to consume the bed and bedding and burn 'he inside of the room considerably. It was just beginning to catch in the roof when help arrived, ana by quick and vigorous woik the flames were extinguished. Oft' t til MiieK. Messrs. W. F. Read, C. U. lirush and A. P.. Woodin and A. Rhodes went up to the mines of the Albany Mining & Milling Co. yesterday. They took in a large lot of provisions and powder for use of the men who are working on J the tunnel. Ihe company feel greatly encouraged frem " tests made from ore recently taken from their mines. Moar 11 Spent. Twenty thousand three hundred and twenty-two families have re ceived $2000 each frost the A. O. L'. Xf. from the time of its organ ization to Janiary 1, 1889. That means $40,644,000 handed over to widows and orpsns, whe in most cases would be otherwise without means of easv or deceit subsist- ence. aim uuw iic mas some periect speci mens of ripe figs from two-year-old trees. They re raised in Salem j and are delicious of flavor and good i size and fine appearance. Mare Fires. From all sides comes the reports of forest fires. The Astoria Pioaeer says "forest fires are ravincr in th timber around us and are doing great damage. Mr. WarnstafT ; came in from the Klaskanine last j evening and reports a pretty big ' fire in that vicinity and near Saddle j mountain. It is also reported that i a heavy fire is raging back of ', Knappa. Many owning timber claims in that vicinity are feeling I nneasv." N t- "-ood at Keal s COAST NOTES. Horses in Wallowa county are Jying with mountain fever. Port Townsend has sent $1500 to the Spokane rails reliet fund. ief fund. . ." ... I igs hank will s on the loth Walla Walla's savin be opened for business lUSt. I Klamath county will have less j than one-fourth of a crop of hay j aiiu grain. j The wheat crop of Washington ! will be ou per cent, larger that of last jear. than i The State University at Eugene is to have a gymnasium that will cost over $4,000. The building will be constructed of brick. It is said that a $50,000 subsidv his been nearly raised in Portland i for the establishment of a twia sister of the San Francisco Exam iner, for which Hearst of that paper will put. in a $200,000 plant. Postmaster Rby is to re editer, according to the rumor. The summer of 18.rS was iust such a summer as we are having now, hot. dry and crops not the b?st ; but on the 21st of August a terrific rain storm sprung up, it rained, blew, lightened, thun dered, in fact everything belonging to a genuine rain storm was there, says The Dalles Times-Moun-, taineer. A telegraph pole opposite the brewery was struck by light-1 ning and its end looked like a paint brush. A cow was struck j ami killed near there. So those , w ho are hoping for rain may yet j De gratitietl lielore tlic summer is I over. ! Sliij:inj Oregon 1'esirs. S. A. Clark is bus shipping P.anlette pears to St. Paul. Mr. Clark says that the pear crop is shorter this year than lsst, and he could not secure the amount of fruit that he had figured on. A car will leave here to-day with about 500 boxes. These boxes are piled in layers and between each layer a slat is placed, thus permit ting the air to go around the boxes wnicn Keeps tne iruit in good con dition. He has not commenced evaporating fruit this season but 1 vited to call and inspect them, w ill start up in a few days and will I There is no need of sending away turn out some fine dried fruit. He 1 for such goods when unch .& selec will emplov a number of hands. 1 tion, imported direct, can be ob- I Capital Journal. Law Eccentricities. . . ., . t , , Law is a curious thing to the common world. Thev are haying atimPofit nr .a 'law nnJti down in the state of Georgia month ago John Picket was hung if"' :"'XtX ' ti I In Sumpter county, in that state,: , ""iVI? r Tf and the dead body was delivered SSI Ii J III JZr i 'V I ' , f.;, i) fi, k,i 'fier, the experienced tailor who dead, and the friends succeeded in , . " saw bringing Pickett to life, and it is alleged that he has so farrecovered from the neck stretching that he can 0 around amontr the oeoDle There can be no doubt that he : 1-overs of jrood cheese should call ought to be hung again, but the'0". r.on" tB,'fos; ,TheT just re- law savs he is dead and therefore 'vda 101 of f,,n e" the la- cannot take hold of him ,r ' . t. .. , n if Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best any more. It is a cunouscase. , rcinedy in the worM for JiTor and kid .. . , : ney diseases, indigc6tiou, etc. For sals I ( Crm-hecl. at M BanmgartV Fred Grimmer, while working in i FOR DYSPEPSIA anb i.ivek com the Red Crown mills vesterdav had ! plaint, yo- have a printed jr-Tarantee the misfortune to drop a heavy .rrinrlstnnM llr. Lie fr.nt PrncMnt it. He was fortunate enough to ave an accident oolicv in the Travelers', obtained from C. R. Winn, which will iaiure him $10 per week for some time. Lew Water. The river is lower than it has been for years. It marks an inch and a half below low water mark. The steamboats have ceased ply ing any farther south than Salem, to which place the Modoc and Three Sisters continue to run. Kot RacrH. Two foot races were run at New port Tuesday afternoon. The first was between Langdon and Wil liams, the latter winning the race by about two feet. The second was run by E. G. Cameron and Williams, which was decided a tie race. Several dollars changed haads on the first race. Aaotker Farm House Karaed. The house of Mr. John Miller, about four miles above Corvallis on the island, was earned last Smnday while the family were away from home. The clotking of tke family and the ftrniture were consumed. Chipped Beef. We have just received a fresh lot of smoked, chipped to order; also a fresh supply of gold medal cream cheese and lunch goods. Willam ette Packing Co. Goad InreRtment. For a small amount of money that will in a year's time double or treble your money, such an oppor tunity is offered in South Al bany, only one-half mile from the city, embracing the tract of land from Elkins' falls to the fair ground road. Lots sold on the installment plan. TWEEUALK A ReDDIELD. Two doors south of postoffice. Store to let, fixtures for sale ; balance of stovk below cost. , Ap ply iaamediately at 1'ium's cigar store. Let n giye the readers of the Hek ai.i a little timely advice. Hot weather is ceming and with it colic, cholera morbus, dysentery and di arrhoea. The only safe way ta com bat these .diseases, is to. keep some reliable remedy at kand, and all who have tried Chamberlain's Colic. I Cholera and DiarrWa Remedy will ! admit that it is the most prompt, reliable and successful medicine j known for these complaints, It costs j but 2 or ."30 cents, and may be the j means of saving yoa or your family ! much sallering if not life itself, he- fore the summer is over. For sale by ; Foshay A Mason. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made jiiseu j able by that t -rribli! couirh. Shiloh's , cure is the rimed v for you. Foshay iV Mason . ' INSURE. Julius Gradwohl calls the atten tion of the citizens of Albany to in- j sure before it is too late. He rep- resents seven insurance companies resents seven insurance com who carrv a capital of $7(5,0( with a ca-gh tiepos-lt m tne s 0retJOn of orj0f000. 000,000, ; state ol irirfitirc M-hrt ll!IVf flnpnl rTia an tire vear in producing a crop 0f wheat should run no risks now, but promptly get iusurance upon the crop and guard against fire, for if they lose their crop by iire.it is a calamity to the whole community c.enes nd pro"'ons 01 011 K,nn D as well as an irreparable injury to i 'on f'c; . , to them rresh fruit and vegetables every Seattle, Ellensburg, Vancouver wfi- Pncu8 reasonable. uiiu rpoKiuie ana nan Howling IO do with our companies ; the losses will all be paid and still we are ready for business, the same as ax- j ter the Chicago fire. I u i - l. u : Xotico to Contractor, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned bnilding committee of .1 i f a : .w : :ii ; me masonic -lor-uuiiiLiuu will re-1 ceive bids at the office of C. E. sssrjsft &f ,A,ss baturday, August 10, for lay ing down and constructing a 12- iool cement or iiiuuuiui bboue blue- i walk in front of the new Masonic j tiuildirjs; and David l-roman's liliwlc a ilisliini-P nf lllf) (not Knil walk to be constructed of first-class ' material, and to be laid in a thor ough and workmanlike manner, All bids should speciiy the mate - rial to be used. The walk to be laid by September 1st, 188!). ino. W. Mastox, L. Sendeks, G. F. Simpson, Committee. Something New Julius Gradwohl the Golden Rule , ,1 has opened, at j Bzaar Store a I magnificent line of the latest dec- j orated ware, including Wedge-! wood & Co.'s Newyacht shape. ! richly decorated with flowers and ' gold, handsomely enameled, new ' est shape and prettiest decoration on the market. These goods were received direct from England, and ! are latest designs. Ladies are in- tained in this city at a lesprice tnan any wnere else. i Fine 8niMnCs.; : r, . ,i T t opened, at L I, . Blatn's i Ja lonn . department, the very . i latest patterns in piece goods t : : l l i t for t r-intlnnr. .t L. t ,.t. til . i -.1. . U i. I r.n.i "'r ' : LZ Jt"e"l u' L : 'ui ! : wuruw... BBIEF ME.TIO.. I on every bottle of Shiloh's V itafizcr. It ! ncvcr ,Ulls to rOshuV A MaSOIl. Those wishing screen doors and windows should get my prices be fore ordering elsewhere. V. W. Crowder. The "Pacific Argand" ranges both four and six hole. An Eastesn stove made especially fur th is coast's trade Sold only by (ico W. Sruitli, Albany If yen want a clean and fine smoke askfor J. Joseph' home made white abor clsarp. For sale ov raott ciirar dealers and at J. Je;eph's fuctery. P Dunn? our epidemic of dyseufe in me summer ol lr.i. 1 sold ins ties of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera I and Dip.tr hoca Ft-medy. and it proved satisfactory in cverr" inst.mri- Th j remedy is standard in this commun ity. Georffe B. Durbar, Druggist, Center Point Iowa, The epidemic referred to, was by far the worst that lus ever occurred in Iowa. Over 40 persons died from it, in a iown of only iw i .1 .1 . - i . . .xjw nunurcu lunauiLunis; Dut every case in wine:; tne remedy was used recovered Itwasequallv successful dunn-r the epidemic of bloody flux in lrVr husbands don't look that way, been in constant use for over seven-, teen years, and has proved itself to be the mast successful medicine yet lis-1 cavercd for bowels complaints. For : sale y Foshay & Mason. L. i Have you heard what Mr. !. Weast, of Cambridge City, Iod., says of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrba-a Remedy? If not, here it is: "During last summer I was troubled very much with severe pains in the stomach and bowels, and was induced bj a friend to try this Remedy. 1 1 took one nose, as per directions, and it gave me almost instant relief. I cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted." 25 and 50 ceat bottles for sale by Foshay & M&sen. III TO-NIGHT. To-night Hoffman A Taylor will open their fine liquor store on First street, opposite the Revere House. Everybody is cordially invited and a ine lunch will be spread. This is a first-class house, and only the finest brands of liquors and cigars will be set over the counters. Messrs. Hoffman & Taylor fully understand their business, and their many friends will receive a jolly reception to-night. BAKING lf) IV fiFTf Put up expressly for JuliuJGrad 'ki i'"t.i WUUI aua mku JUiueu Rule Bazaar in OXE POUXD 6ans AT 25 CENTS P.EIiICAN irwar-i :nor-ittu1 t.. i. r.,ct.,.toto in nnirv I?pnpct tim :m imvftHT TLLILS liRADUOHL. OPEN GOLDEN n in Bard 11 Robertson . AJCJV FIRM! IV FOODS' Arc i'.pw established with a hrst-class stock of STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. On the corner of Fir3t and Ferry streets, opposite Stewart A box. A complete line of canned goods, gro- &TCALL AND SEE UST Its Cominu. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH, iTll 1 Q IV IVll i rlumbinff t Pine r it to STOYES Tinware and Hardware, All work I promptly done at reasonable rates. ; i F,RST S". PlSARCK llLOCt 1 trick for Sale. A T MY KILN ONE MILE! EAST OF t'jwn, or dclive.cU anynhere in the city. W. C. CASSELL, Albany Or.' 'on tractor anil ISiiilricr. fllHK I'.VDEKSIGXED HAVING LOCATED I ;.. 4 1V.... t .M- ni .miwiiv nunciLB iuiruilU'4C Hunting and country. Will contract to build bridg, barns, and all manner of dwelling houm-s, including Ouccn Am:e, Kastlakc and Eliza bethiair stvle of buildings. Will furnish plans and specifications free of charge!". Satis faction guaranteed. W. t:. CASSEL. Importaat Ktire. HAVING LEASED THE MONTE1TH ! pasture frcm the Oregon Pacific Co., all ; persons having stock therein on pasture art hereby notified to remove them at once, or make arrangements with me. Failing to d j .so such stock will be turned out. JOHN SCHMEER. i BROWNSVILLE Keal Estate and INS URANCE A CEN Y ; A NASAL IXSKCTOU tree with each lott!e tf SliilohV Catarrh Rem edy. Price TjO cents Foshay A llason WHY DOES THE MAN LOOK SAD liccanae he knows that his dear wife ia ) juit con;inciicing to work him for ! something you know how it is ' yourself but when I LADIESTfADE; WITH : . mr m w s'lliwnell I Staflard! because there are no extravagant prices on tlieir goods, liiverythmg i is good; cverythink is cheap; make Home nappy, make YOUR HUSBAND SMILE By trading at the economical store wherejthe rule of good goods and low prices knows no exception. Dou't forget that tt mple of economy is at axovmou. a stanara's- 'KNER FIRST AND POA " SLS t Over The CASCADE MOUNTAINS FROM AI.lt.VXY R LEBANON WAR. EAS1- The Willamette Valley and Cas cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex cellent condition, and by all odds is the best and shortest wagon road te Eastern Oregon. Jfater and grass ia abundant tlong the entire read. The grades are easy, accommodations su perior and the road well bridged making it the best mountain road in the state. For summer jaunts, hunt ing and fishing the CaB?ade Moun tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake and the ThreeJSisters afford superior advantages. The BUYERS'i ULTDE is issued March and Sept. each year. It is an encyclopedia of uaeful information for all V 7wh? Purcha?f. tne,,--"xuws onnc ncceesiuca ui we c ! elothe you n furnish you with i all the necessarv and unnecessary ap- I , ... - "i . piiiui;cs io riuf. itv 'uv.c, ciccu, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or : stav at home, and in vaiious sizes,; j styles and quantities. Just hfctiie out wlint is rcnuirctl to lo all tnesc tilings LURtlrORTABLY. ca fair estimate of the value make a of the will he 1 BUYERS' C.'UIDF. which I st,lt ui-on receipt of 10 cents to pay ' v- MOHTCOMERY. WARD & CO., 1 11-1 UMichman Aveuu j CJhicago.IU. F. L. Kenton -DEALER KC- ta,ple ancl Taiaey (jROCEEIE Uso Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars n4 Tehmteos, Fruits, YetjetMes, Etc. I JCRIIS CASH AKD PBltiBS LW. Subscription Agent for ttll Lend in a Xctvs papers and Magazine. SgNEAR THE POSTOFI ICE. r mw ARE ace FL INN'S BLOCK, ALBANY. Carry the largest stock in tke city, eiaVjing the to S1,i''-V al1 am rveO SPECIALTIES In Table Liixiiries,(Jkcice Teas and Get ees,0reai Butter oh Ice, ream LUNCH HOODS, m. ALL GoMstantly on resh STEWAET & SOX -Dealers in- General IviU Steel mik Qml Wmgons and Buggies It0pc and Gwdge Blmcl;smiths Supplies Garden aai And all Implements C. E. HAWKINS. tF. FARKKLL am mwm mm jilUULlU 1 1 tlllilll tlllJJ uuiuiiiiii Poes'au immense business infill kinds of furniture, ledraom sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen safe3, and all kinds of tables, etc., etc. Also have a fine selection' of wall paper and window shades, which they are offering at close figures, Call and see them, on Firstjfstreet, opposite Stew art & Sox. ALEAK Y, OREGON en want of tlieir custenrs. ieese, tSaivneel Goods, K'KMRS F Sand. Groe lompson & Co. and Hardware -AN- Garptnters' Tools Builders' Hardware Biicder, S7it, elt. Giant Powder & Fuse Smics and Axes Grrass Seeds M by hmml
