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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1889)
THE MOKNiyG HJ:ilALl): TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1889. THK MAILS. VaiU at the Albany postoffice cloc tor all office north Tlie Kastern state The West Side nil the Nairow Gausre R. K ' r or Portland and Salem..., t'orvallis and Yaquina 6;50 a. ji, ..11 a. n ,.12;39 p. u othoe suth. ....... , The pnRtotlii.'C will he closed etch mm six to seven o'ultx k. i :so p. m evening Kegistereil matter for thrfltarly morning train should lie mailed before 8 o clock the previous creninir. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs .'ll.lf.3-un.00pm ..' 5.2:"m't.: ) Pitiseuaer. Freitrht.... JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWS. Table linen just '. Reads. received at W, Wheat has advanced to i5 cnts in this city. Coll Van Cleve of the Scio Trem is in the city. For the finest silver polish in the market g) to II. Kwert's A new stock of pood cheese just recaived at F. L. Kenton's. The best kid glove ever brought lo Albany for $1.50 at Heads. Miss Bertha Martin has returned from a week's visit at Salem. Miss Anna Ingram returned yes terday from a visit to Toledo. Fine peaches 9 to DO cents i er box at LaForest & Thompson's. Frank Dorris and William rietcher left yesterday for Butt, Montana. t Misses Laura Vance and Ilattie (ialbraith arc visiting friends in I Ml i-iuniiJiiiic. A fine lot of Southern Oregon melons were received vesterdav bv I L. Kenton. G. L. Blackmail will sell his en tire stock of books and stationery at cost for :10 days. Benj. Johnson left yesterday for a week's hunt in the vicinity of Toledo, Benton county. T. L. Wallace and familv have returned from Lower S0J4. He is much improved in health. U. A. Rampy and familv, of Harrisburg, were in the city yes terday enroute to Waterloo. J. K. Elderkinand family have returned from Yaquina" Mis. Klderkin is much improved in health. Choice pickle roll butter at Bar- due ft Robertson's. Also a fine lot of Ashland peaches at 80 cents per box. Mrs. R. M. Robertson and daughters, Misses Ina nnd Lillie, have returned from a visit at Yaquina. Special sale at Kraussc A Klein's of ladies' French kid shoes for $3.50 on Friday and Saturday, Au gust 23 and 24. Percy Young, Rev, G. L. Rod gers and the Misses Barrett were anong others who returned vester- diyfroui Yaquina. Half-fare rates have been se cured over the railroads for the Slate Fair, which commences in Salem on Sept. 10. James McCartney and dausrhfor. -irs. rsarzette Smith o' Harris- bur;, were in the city yesterday enroute to Yaauina u..,..! ! " Sim iwniium aiiu nuc,riiiint j aim ;'s iiuiv rccovpreii, .uperln Ketchum a'id wife, Al. Ketchum. j tendent I 'owning had a"one-armed M. Hyde and sen. and (Jeo. Hen-! wood saw " rigged up, with which derson left last evening fr I'pper j tlie f.jllow has "fiddled" away ever Soda. j since and made himself a verv use- Cbhe Peters, residing near this j fnI P1 i?ner. A pretty good scheme city, has sold to Portland dealers inow '' to put Curtis on the 100 tons of baled hav. The price other end of a cross-rut saw with paid was lor timotliv and s;i heat. , ... , , , ... The man Ripple, who tomed the i name of (. H. Marshall of this ritv, 1 to a small check and sold it to Of to I S.illincer. is in jail at McMinnville for a like cllense. Joseph Webber has returned i from his mines ur the Santiam. I He brought ilown forty pouml of 1. . x . I e i , mi- ore laiveu irom ins naim, w turn i wnl bo given a working test. Assessor Kellv has completed assessing (. rook county, ana re ports the taxable property in the county, exclusive of mortgages and road land, to aggregate a little over $1,000,000. "VT. B. P.arr, chief engineer of the Albany A Astoria Kail road Co., i has returned from Nestucca, where j the surveying party is now at work, j He will 20 back in a day or two to ' finish the survey to Astoria. i Mr and Mrs. Caufield, of Oregon i i.ity, rerurnca yesieruay irom jduma-ed birds, which were Yaqauia P.ay. He passed on home j hatched under a hen. Thev seemed while Mrs. Caufield and children j quite tame and followed" the hen stopped over to visit her father, j about in a very satisfactory man Capt. Phillips, across the river. : ner until a fe"w davs a"o", when Persons having rooms to rent to j students will do well to communi cate with President Condit about tlie matter. Pupils are now seek ing places for the fall term, which opens on Tuesday, September 10. On the War Path. On Sunday John Dal ton and Joseph Pales, who had been work ing in a harvest held, and on com ing to the city had imbibed freely from the flowing bowl, attempted to paint the town a carmine hue. )ie of them who assaulted a by stander was knocked down, and the other, who came to his rescue," received a slight wound upon the head from a docket knife. Both men were arresieu ana nnea o ; and costs lor being drunk and dis- j orderly. ' ' - arrested and fined Xotice. In order to make room for our' fall stock we will make special ' prices on ail goods bought of us for the next 1" davs. On Friday and Saturday. August 2?, and iMth. we will sell" Ladies' French Kid-Shoes; at fJ.oO per pair. These are the same quality of French Kid Shoes we have had a special sale on GO days ago and have all proven just as we liavo recommended them. . Dont forsret tire dates, Aucust 2:id ' and 24th! Krausse A Kleix. i MINING COMPANIES: A Hew One Forms In Salem With a Cap ital f Two Milli;n Dollars. West Shore Land Company. Salem, Or., Aug. 19. The Gold Mountain and Dry Gulch consoli dated their gold and silver mining company and tiled articles of in corporations with the Secretary of State to-day. This company in tend carrying on a general mining business for a duration of 25 years ; place of business Salem ; capital stock $2,000,001). shares $50 each. R. B. Cannon, R. II. Miller, A. W. McPhearson, Eu. II, Flemming and K. Austin incorporators; also West Shore Land and Investment Company ; object, gentral real es tate business; principal place of business Portland. Capital stock $10,000, shares $50; incorporators: Geo. A. Van Deterbeck, Lafayette Hughes, George 11, Brown and Willis Brown. Tatcnts (i ranted To citizens of the Pacific States dur ing the past week and reported for this paper by C. A. Snow & Co, Patent lawyers, opposite U. S. Patent office, Washington, I). C. H. O. Beatty, Sacramento, Cal., pump motor; C. II. Ensign, Teme scal, Cal., stuffing box packing ;E. P. Fowler, National City, Cal., re moving vermin Ironi plants; Clark Hay, Portland, Or., supply and waste cock ; W. Hent, San Fran cisco, Ca'., ro'l.-r hearing; II. F. Hicks, Ashland, Or., oar; B. Holt, Stockton, Cal., header and thresh er; J. Sessen, Santa Ana, Cal., artificial stone mold ; P. H.Kroncke I Santa Rosa, Ca!., counter shaft and i.if :..!. i v R. Limisey, e shell : FaV- Areata, Cal., cartrid ette W. Loughary, Monmouth. Or., gate; J. Mani, French Gulch, Cal., vehicle brake ; D. S. Regan, San Francisco, Col., J. Ringen, Coro nado, Cal., tide power utilizer; W. W. Slater, Oakland, Cai., bell ringer; A. Somcer, Berkeley, Cal.. water-prooi leatiier; J. (J. II. Stut, San Francisco, Cal., cable turn table; P. N. Tryon, San Francisco. Cal., veil fastener ; J. R. Williams. Oakland, Cal., electrode. Fell Heir to a Foituae. The Oregonian is authority for the statement that I. C. Dickey, at one time sheriff of Linn countv, now an officer at the state peniten tiary at Salem, has fallen heir to c fortune of a little over $40,000. The death of his father, in New York state, at a good old age, leaves Mr. Dickey a third interest in an estate valued at $125,000. Of courso, no man rejoices at the decease of his parents, even when their sands are feebly run, but this is inevitable and it must be a con solation to any man who hears tho inevitable to know that he can leave his children well provided with the world's goods. Mr. Dickey returns East to receive this estate and his friends hope he will not be willing or able to forget his home in Oregon. At th rnitentiary. John Curtis, the lazy brute who hacked his left hand oil" some weeks auo is about well, havinw been transferred several davs since i from the hospil.il to his cell". When! , h(. ,.invi,t iTA " , Xl ;' "f" ..,..... ,.Jt:u mcoitiiem Uied rom the ellects o iraMoiilorJ.,,B.It last fall . the coM water. The animals ha, u:en mcv win tie m a position to iuusoii witb each other " u'eir want of manhood and rnm.-non sense F"n " '' vi-w. -'as. Nichcls. w hile returning from Kastern ( (regoti the other day"! Pl"''1 al P'aihview on the nar- row Sauge railroad. He had his camping outfit with him which was ; loadeil upon a buckboard and a i wagon, ihc-c he ran under a shed : lor the night. The children while -Eugene bridge while bathing. On playing in the shed with matches, October 12, 1S8S, Mrs. II. li. Ken accidentally set the building afire, l niston was drowned in the Siuslaw which consumed both vehicles and : while crossing in a boat. May IS ontents, including Mr. Nichols' Hamilton's bay, and June 5 little tent, provisions and entire camj)- Mabel Smith wore drowned in the lngoutrit. The loss was about fcSO. ; mill race. June :50 Mrs. Hubble - and two children were drow ned in hlr 1-fc.asanU. i attorn. rfinrr in fmvl tl, a Williniotto The belief that Chinese pheas ants can be domesticated does not lind verification in the experience of James Powell in fl.i-- ..; n. Jiad a line brood of these bright- about halt-grown, they suddenly disappeared, their natural wild nature overcoming all their earlv and careful training. From Spvkann Kail. Charles Monteith, of the firm of Montelth & Seitanbach, of Spokane Falls, is in this city, while Mr. Seilenbach is in San Francisco after new goods. This firm lost ""-- i-j surance, out immeaiatciy resumed j business in a tent. Mr. Monteith ! states that real estate haj gone up since the fire, and active prepara- tions for rebuilding are being made, j " : . Amnj. J. R Abbey's addition to Albany j jn the eastern suburbs of the city ilft3 been platted, and TA choice : lots are now on sale at $.30 to .$125: by Curran & Monteith. Applvat; I 4-kiOA a lift rAi r Ii-f o ! Death or Child. The infant son of C. W. Sjars, eight months old. died ytsterday, and w ill be taken to Salem to-day for interment. The I. ntest . Is "Oh that Watermelon." A car load of Cuban Queen water melons and Craw ford praches just received at the Willau elte Pack ing Co.'s. HAKKISBl'RC ITEMS. Harvest is being rapidly finished up, and wheat is coming in quite rapidly, although the hauling sea son has not yet reached its climax. James Curtis is running two hundred cords of wood in the river from his place several miles up the river taking out by boom in the river here. The ware houses will all be filled this year, and probably some of the grain will hare to be shipped before the season is over to make room for the balance. D. G. Coy intends to go east of the meuntains in a few days to close up his business there, and on his return will greatly enlarge his stock of goods. O. A. Hyde returned a few days a 'o from the big bend country and will remain here for the present. He reports the drouth having greatly discouraged settlers in that region. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. Brown's brother, Mr. Morgan Hoult, who have been here for some time intend returning to Canyonville, Grant connty in a few weeks. Mrs. John Summerville and family nd Mrs. C. M. Grimes and Winnie left last Saturday in co.n pan with Mrs. Summerille niece from Missouri, to spend a few days at Yaquina bay. C. A. McDonald and O. (J. Gar rison have got their large engine 1 in position on their sawmill amd a large stock of ash and maple logs in the boom and are preparing to ship large quantities of lumber to San Francisco, j James McNutt, 0:1 Saturday, j while at work in a threshing crew, j near Squire Wards, received quite j a severe cut in the breast irom a ! mislick delivered by the band cutters knife. The cut was entire - ly accidental and will not result in anything serious, COAST OTKS. G. W. Hunt has purchased a half interest in the Pendleton rol ler mills, for which he paid $34,- 000. (rant's Pass shipped twelve car loads of watermelons last week which brought in about ifL'OOO, besides fruit shipments. Ashland places her income from her ship ment of peaches at $1500. The work on the Seattle & North ern railroad has been suspended and 750 employes paid oil. It is understood no more work will be done the present year. The bricklayers of Ellensburg struck work against a ten-hour schedule. The contractors exhibit a iirm front and say they will have all the men thev want in a few I ,,.. 8 'c'"" ,"r nto"1 oll,'r crt'". De - lay-, ar- ij an serous; i.r. Acker davs. It is estimated that there will be 230,000 bushels of wheat delivered at the Salem flouring mills this fall by wagon. It is now coming in at the rate of 5000 bushels per day. The mill consumes L'000 bushels per day. A band ot 1000 head ol sliecp j which were on their way to cross the Columbia near PlUnsburg last week were watered at a cold spring : " V,e cen.tra.1 'erry 10aa an.a .Mtl-X I tiftv f 1 been without water for some time previous. A careful estimate of the num ber of mechanics and other labor ers now employed exclusi relv on new business blocks and residence buildings in Seattle show : Labor ers, !:() ; carpenters, o'.lS; lri-k-layer;, 2'.A ; stonemasons, ."): stonecutters, 40: painters, ."'; plasterers, 7!: total, I'Oll'. The total number of teams so employed is 180. Laborers' wages are .L'.")!) pet day ; carpenters, a day ; bricklayers, $6 a day. Ten citizens of Eugene have lost their lives bv drowning during thv past year. On August .", 1S8S, Joe and P.ennie Theimer were drowned in the Willamette above the i and August 4 Minnie Luckev and Albert Wilson were drowned in the Siuslaw. A Fruit Car liurnad. 'l-l - ' 1 T 1 rni iiieaieui journal says: mis , iirst class 1 00 m al. morning when the overland train ' itirFumiahed r.M.ms t let in coi.oec was within a half mile of Chemawa tion with the reoiaurant. smoke was seen issuing from a fruit - - . . car that was attached next to the Try Com. Bro's Pappoose 5 cent engine. The train was quickly de-, Havana citrars. tached and the engine hurried with x0 Her or DioiutioN er PnrmerKbip the car to Chemawa, where it was j miiE partnership heretofore sidetracked. By this time the Car, i -L existing under the firm name of Wallace, which was loaded with musk-' J11'0" Sl'iWIh, w; ii Thoiiipson anil K. LaForest of thu city of melons, was pretty Well on fire ( Albany, Linn county, Oren. wore general inside. W ater was put On it from i partners in this the 7th day of Auguft A I. the Indian school hose, but the ,liss0.'ed by m"luaI consent, t. l. t a r Wallace retirinir. The buin-ss w II be con - seat Of the fire was not reached j jui:te.l at the simepU..e bv W. S. Thompson and as EOOll as a hole Was CUt in I and K. IjtForcsl unnei the firm name of the car to insert the hose a draft ' was created ana a iirisk blaze was fanned. The car was nearlv a total loss before the flames were i renquered. The engine returned: for its train, being by that time an ; hour behind time. The yard i eilL'lllR WPnt f n flhoni'm n anil engine brought the burned car bavk bete this morning. Ntrfst Car Llae. As soon as the cars receive a few- coats of varnish and the track is cleared the cars will be running to j the depot. In the meantime it will pay you to take a run to the : lllamette I acking Co.'s and buy j sjme of their tine fruits and vege- tables. Not ice. The social announced tunday evening at the M. K. church for Wednesday evening, August 21st, at the parsonage, has been post poned for the present until further notice. t i IKSUKE. J alius Gradwohl calls the atten tioa of the citizens of Albany to in sure before it is too late. He rep resents seven insurance companies who carry a capital of $70,000,000, with a cash deposit in the state of Oregon of $350,000. Farmers who have spent the en tire year in producing a crop of wheat should run 110 risks now, but promptly get insurance upon the rop and" guard against fire, for if they lose their crop by fire, it is a calamity to the whole community as well as an irreparable injury to to them. Seattle, Ellensburg, Vancouver and Spokane Falls has nothing to do with our companies; the losses will all be paid and still we are ready for business, the same as af ter the Chicago fire. Tea Commissioner. The tea commissioners at the New York harbor have been notifi ed by the commissioners at San Francisco to keep a sharp look out at that port, as there is a great deal of very inferior tea be:ng shipped from China and Janen, it has naw become necessary for dealers to import direct and take a written euarantee. so to be sure and get a good article. We have just re ceived a large shipment Of pure uncolored Japan tea. called Unitv. which can be seen displayed in our ' show window; also a pure China j tea set of fifty-four pieces, valued at $15, which, we offer as a gift to the person guessing the correct or nearest correct number of beans contained in a glass pot. One! guess is, allowed for each pound j bought of ibis tea. At the Wil- : lamette Packing Company's store, f (nlifornia Cul-R-t'ure. The only guaranteed cur? for catarrh cold in the head, hay fevor, rose cold, catarrhal cieafi.css nnd m' iTM3 l!i 1 store the souse of taste and unvileasant uicuin, u-Miiiiii- ironi catarrii. Msy and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, by all drng ffists. Send for circular to A bit-tine Medical Company, Oroyille, C d. Six months' treatment for SI; sent Is mail. $1 10, For sulf by Fokbay A: Masoa. (io;l Investment. For a small amount of monev that will in a year's time double or treble your money, such an oppor tunity is ofi'cied in South Al bany, only one-half mile from the city, embracing the tract of land from Elkins' falls to the lair around road. 1-t.s sold on the installment plan. Tweedai.e A Rkudiei.d, Two doors south .f postofiice. SVlilhlc. Two thirds of .ill death in New York city are from consumption or ! pneumonia, j.ue ,a,.c proportion Miirlish lifiucdy for consumption will ahvajs relieve, nnd nuy tare vuur ' life. If you want a clean and fine nm.ke askfor J. .Joseph's home made white abor eiirars. For sale nv most cigar dealers and at ,J. .Jfi-c,,h's factory, IT WAS EXOUGH; Colonel-Well, what's the mttter now' rrivatc-rvegot liver trouble and dvs-' pcpsni, and ought to get leave for thirty lay?. Coloncl-ril give you ten, aud if vou take Joy's Vegetable Harsaparilla that will he long enough. Fred IT. Blocker, of the Baldwin Hotel a dollar or medicines, but the only thine was Joy', Vegetable Sarsaparilla : OnStftT Solomon. Of 233 Vnlonpio Cfrnn plnh1 Vf hl iulJtfcstion and siek The City IlrstanraiiLj Under the new ; Lampmau wi!l I.e ii nnyctnenf of H. coiiilnutcd on a w iil he sc r vi d fir.st-e'a s lan. Me: at all hour'. ( '. -1 BILL OF FARE And order whatever hi want, pay ing for what vmi order an 1 nothincr Straight meals served as usual for '2 cents and iin i.ls to order from a .. cent rmi mill euji or . . ' oofl'ee to a ."f'.81 "o",',i,8o". ' assume ail liabilities and collect firm. uu rfvvuiiiiiH aim i ha liated thin 7th tlav of August A, l. ISs3 T. L. WALLACE, W. S. THOMPSON, E. LaKORKsT. A NASAL IXSF.CTOK FREE WITH each '.lottle of ShilohV Catarrh Rem cdy. Price 50 cents Foshay & Mason idll M n BAKING ro irjjER. Put up express! for Julius Grad wolu and sold at his Golden Rule Bazaar in ONE POUND CANS AT CENTS 25 PEirCAN d"3"Guaranteed to be first-class in every Respect. IULIUS GKADWOHL. i Barduo & HobeiteoDj p 1 NEW FIRM! i SEW GOODS'. Ai now -.-,taunsheu with a tir.-t-ckss j stick of STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. On the corner of First and Ferry streets, opposite Stewart & box. A ! complete line of canned goods, gro ceries aud provisions of all kinds, no tions, etc. Fresh fruit and vegetables ey:ry ir.or.iing. Prices reasonable. 3-CALL AND SEE USM It Cowing. HOPKINS & SALTMAESH, Plumbiiiff & Pino Fitting STOVES All work prompt I v done at reasonable rates. First Strf.ft, Pkarck IjLOt k Hrit-k for Sale. A T MY KILN OXK MILK EAST OF t'-wn, or k'Hvee'l an vw litre in tl:ci:itv. W. C. CAS.SELL. Altai, v r.' Contractor :ul :uillcr. mm: undeksigxkd having locatku i in Albany solicits :itroti:iire from city and country. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Ouccn Anne, East lake and Kliza bothian stvle of tmildingi. Will furnish plans and siHcilicatins free of charges-. Satis faction guaranteed. W. '. CASSKL. Important .loticc. HAVING I.KASEI) THK MOXTEITH pasture fruu the Oreiron Pacific Co., all persons having Hock therein on a-tnrc art hereby notified to remove them a' once, or make arrangements with me. Failing to do so such stock will be turned out, JOHN SCHMEKU. BROWNSVILLE. . r, comiow ; .os. Jrveai Estate and INSURANCE A CEN A L15AXY CREAM tCRY FRESH MILK J"Vdelivered to anv part of the citr bv Win Movers, at F. L. Orders cau be left at Conn Eros, or Kenton's. Over The CASCADE MOUNTAINS FROM Al.RAXV OR I.ERAXOX WARD. KAS1- The Willamette Valley anl Cas cade Mountain Wagon Itoad is in ex cellent condition, and by aU odds is the best and shortest wagon road to Eastern Oregon. IKater and grass is abundant along the entire road. The grades are easy, accommodations su perior and the road well bridged making it the hcs.t mountain road in the state. For summer jaunts, hunt ing and tif hiug the Cascade Moun tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake and tlie Three'Sisters ufl'urd superior advantages. WHY DOES THE MAN LOOK SAD Because he knows that his dear wife is just commencing to work him for i something you know how it; is yourself but when ladiestfc;ade -WITH- Their husbands don't look that way, because there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Everything isgood; everythink is (cheap; make Home happy, make YOU II HUSBAND SMILE By trading at the economical store wherejthe rule of good goods and low prices knows no exception. Don't forget that temple of economy is at Browncll & Staaard's- WP.SSR KIItST AND r'CAT'LBIV SLS Tho BUYERS", CUIDE is issued March and Sept.each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purohase the .uxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you n furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk lance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and in vaiious sizes, styles and quantities. Just hfeTire out what is required to do ail these things COMFORTABLY. & yon can make a fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' CUIDF, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postal. MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO., 111114 Michigan Avenu j Chicago, III. i h fe mi Browne Staoard -DEALER IK Staple axicL Fsjciay G i EOOERIE U.so Choice Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc, TERMS CASH I Subscription Agent papers and Magazines. &C?NEAR THE POSTOFF1CE. Sl'CCESSOKS TO WALLACE, THOMPSON & CO.1 FLJIWS BLOCK, ALBANY. ma lie In iiif Carry the largest stock tc suij: an ami every SPECIALTIES In Table Lnxuries,Choice Teas and Coflees,rea m ery Butter on Jce, Cream Cheese, Canned Goods, LUNCH GOODS, ETC. -ALL KINDS OK- Prints Constantly on STEWAET fr SOX -Dealers in- General i Agridltoral Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Rope and Cordage Blacksmiths9 Supplies Garden and And all Implements C. E. HAWKINS. ALBANY Does an immense business in all kinds of furniture, (bedroom sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen rafes, and all kinds of tables, etc., etc. Also have a tine select:on of wall papir and window 'shades, which they are offering at close figure s, Call and sec them, on FirstJTetreet, opposite Stew art V. Sox. Kenton AN1 PRICES LOW. for all Leading News- ALBANY, OREGON, rn linn in the city, enabling he want of their customers. Hand, mm. urn Hardware AND- Iplemeii. Carpenters9 Tools Builders9 Hardware Poivder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws and Axes. Grass Seeds Used by Farmers F. FARRELI. 1I1TB COMPANY
