Morning daily herald., August 14, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HERALD: FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1891
UN SALE.
The Daiit Hi bald will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book store.whereitcanbe procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
O. S. May, was in Albany yester
day. S. A. Hulin, druggist, French's
corner.
Royal Putch cocoa at C. E.
Brownell's.
Cass Hunphrey came up from
Portland yesterday.
Tli river yesterday was eix
inched above low water mark.
Hon. J. P. Schooling, of Harris
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Have yu examined that beauti
ful $400 piano at Klein Bros, shoe
store.
Mrs. W. II. Raymond went to
Portland yesterday to meet her
husband.
Judge Shattuck and family went
through to' the Bay to remain sev
eral days.
Experts pronounce Klein Bros,
piano one of. the finest toned in
struments. E. S. Barrows the insurance man
returned yesterday from a trip to
Wisconsin.
Just received at the Ladies
Bazaar The "Sensation" the latest
novelty in hats.
i. W. Harris, one of the enthu
siastic Santiam miner, has been
in the city a few days.
J. G. Crawford went to Newport
yesterday for a few days. He will
take views about the bay.
Fresh Yaimina Bay salmon at
8 cents per pound at Hyde market.
Also flounders and sturgeon.
Your school tax will be delin
quent if not paid at once. Look
after it and save costs of collection.
Wanted, an agent in Albany to
represent Portland wholesale can
dy factory. Vince & Co., Portland,
Ugn.
Mrs. Dunham and daughter
came down from Bre.itenbush yes
terday and boarded the Yaquina
train.
Mrs. Henry Taylor who has
been visiting Iter mother in Port
land returned to this city last
evening.
Ferryman J . C. Pevine reports
that wheat has already commenced
crossing the river to the Albany
warehouses.
Deputy Sheriff Charlea Scott is
still following uu the clues to
Miller, who sawed out of the jail
the other night.
Returning Yaquina visitors yes
terday numbered Mrs, W. It. Bil
yeu and children, N. i. Conn and
family and others.
Look at T. L. Wallace A Co.'s
display of neck wear, anything in
window for 25 cts. Both Windsor's
and Four in Hand.
We are the only people who car
ry the celebrated E. & W. collar
and cuffs. Always have the latest
styles in stock, T. L. Wallace & Co.
The father and sister of the
young man, Clevelaud, of Port
land, who was drowned near Scio
recently, were in the city yester
day. Have you seen the fine line of
summer neckwear going at 50
cents at T. L. Wallace & Co's?
Elegant $1 goods all go for 50
cents.
The Oregon Pacific has made
special rates to ana Irom this city
on next Wednesday so that those
desiring can attend Sells Bros,
circus.
Frank J. Miller, secretary of the
railrcad commission, came up yes
terday fiom balem. llie commis
sion will soon start on their semi
annual inspection of the railroads,
The Oregon Pa"ific boys made a
wise selection when they placed
their cause in the hands of At-lornev-Ueneral
Chamberlain. He
is etliciently and rapidly getting
the matter in snape, anu win
soeedily effect a settlement for
them.
James J. Charlton, son of J. K.
Charlton, a former sheriff of this
county, who is successfully pre
paring for an illustrious la
career in New York city, arrived
here on a visit yesterday, and
went out to his parents home
Lelvnon.
Mr. Wm. M. Hoag, vice-presi
dent of the O. P., arrived yester
day, and says that the employes
shall have t'hair pay. As far as he
is concerned in the matters of the
road everyone believes that, and
moreover that their wages would
never have been in arrears if he
could have controlled the affairs.
The troubla is that the cmbroglio
in New York where the control
has always been has mixed matters
so that the arrearages in wages
have accumulated. It is to be
hoped that ttie affairs will be
straitened out and the em
ployes paid beiore it gets any far
ther in the courts. The boys have
acted manfully and nobly and they
should not only be promptly paid
but highly commended for the
action tbey have taken,
Indepaadeuce Trip.
The members of the Knights of
Pythias, who went to In evi
dence to institute a new lodge in
that city, returned yesterday well
pleased with their trip. The name
of the lodge is Homer No. 4i. The
following is the list of officers and
members: Herman Hortchberg,
P. C. ; M, O, Potter, C. O. ; C, W.
Butler, V. C. ; T. W. S. Laugherty,
P. ; W. H. Waller, M. of E. ; Blair
Miller, M. of F. ; W. H. Hawley,
K. of K. & S. ; C E. Clodfalter,
M. of E. ; S. B. Denham, I. G.;
1). H. Cranor.O. G ; O. A. Cranor,
J. E. Hubaru, M. H. Whaler, J.
W. Lemon, F. C. Potter, J. R. N.
Bell, J. M. Kirklaud, Tuo?. Fennel.
Railroad comxissioh.
Th Effect of the Dilligtnt Work of the
total ignorance, or from
a partisanship that cares for no
other object than to gain a success
for its party, there are many
papers throughout the state that
are inveighing against the railroad
commission, and parroting Gov
ernor Pennoyer's cry for its abol
ishment. That there is a call for some
power to stand between the peo
ple on the one B'de and the rail
road power to charge all there is
in the traffic on the other side,
every individual who knows any
thing about thesubiect knows anu
acknowledges. And further it has
been conceded that a well-equippeu
aid properly supported commis
sion can best supply that need,
Governor Pennoyer to the contrary
notwithstanding.
The question resolves itselt into
one point then : shall the present
efficient railroad commission re
ceive the support And encourage
ment that will sustain it in its
laudable work, or will the suppos
ed chance for partisan advance
ment cause the clogging of the
work and the hindering of the ac
complishment of any good?
The cry is raised that the com
mission are doing no good and
hold sinecure offices. But do the
ones who raise that cry know what
they are talking about? No; or
else they willfully prevaricate for
partisan purposes only.
In the first place the commis
sion has carefully, laboriously and
intelligently inspected every line
of railroad in the state, and made
requirements for repairs and im
provements, that have been fol
lowed up and performed by the
companies which may save several
accidents, perhaps, that would
have been as fatal as the Lake
Labish affair. These benefits, ol
course, cannot be appreciated for
they are not in sight, but they are
nevertheless substantial and of
great worth.
In the second place tbe commis
sion have been hard at work upon
the passenger and freight rates, to
get them regulated to the best in
terests of all parties interested. In
one little particular, where they
caused the Union Pacific road to
correct their passenger schedules
running into and out of Portlaud,
they have made a difference in the
fares to passengers that will more
than cover their salaries. Then
the last schedules of freight rates
that they have prepared for the
Southern Pacific lines, which
promise to go into effect at the
time set, the 1st of September, will
save many thousands of dollars to
the producers of the country.
The schedules make a reduction
of 10 per cent, on wheat, flour and
feed, and even greater reductions
on other commodities.
The railroad may contest the
matter and attempt to delay until
alter tbe present crop is over, but
the prospect is that they will not,
for if they do the outcome foi
them will be unpleasant in nature.
It will simply mean that the next
legislative action will be a maxi
mum rate bid. and a further re
duction in the passenger tariff.
It is not wise to monkey with a
buz, saw, anu the feelings of the
people are just at that point, where
it will take but little more for them
to set in motion a buzz saw that
will cut and slash in a fearful man
ner. A cool judgment and a wise
course on the part of the railroad
oiuciais at iuib time may avert
much trouble in the future.
CIRCULAR HO. 2.
Corvallis, Aug. 11, 1891
Agents and conductors west of
Corvallis, will Bell excursion
tickets at one and one-fifth regular
fare for the round trip, from all
stations to Corvallis for train No. 1,
on Tuesday Aug. 18th, good for
return trip on special train leaving
Corvallis 11 r. m., or on regular
train the lMh.
Agents and conductors east of
Albany, will sell excursion tickets
at one and one-fifth regular fare
for the round trip, from all stations
to Albany for train No. 2, good for
return on special train, leaving
Albany at 11 r. m., or on regular
train of the 30th.
Sell triplicate punch tickets,
punching out both the 5 and 30L
with the understanding that they
will be good only as advised above.
Yours Truly,
C. C. Houi e.
Don't Agree.
The directors of the Milton,
Umatilla county, school district
concluded, as the pupils numbered
more than the one room would ac
commodate, to add another story
to the house to give room enough.
The patrons of the school were
differently minded however, and
wanted a room built on the
ground floor, and therefore de
cided to put an injunction upon
the second story room. Directors
must remember they are servants
of the people.
! to Labanaa.
The weekly Advance, the
Farmers Alliance paper recently
started in Eugene by Alexander
A Adams, was moved by team, to
the town of Lebanon. Linn county
Wednesday, where We understand
its publication will be continued,
for a time at least. This is the
third paper that has failed in
1-ane county during the past two
months. Namely, the Springfield
Gazette, Junction Pilot, and lastly
the Advance : Guard.
Tka Maa Kroro North Carolina,
A deputy sheriff from Laurnburg,
North Carolina is expected to ar
vive to-night after the murderer
wto was arrested by Sheriff Scott
several days ago. lie is a very
quiet fellow and Beems to make
the best of his situation. He dis
claims to nave had anything to do
with the murder, but says he
thinks he knows who committed
the crime. The murdered man is
an uncle to the prisoner.
OREQOIf PACIFIC MEN.
Their Appeal for Their Wag a to Be
Speedilj Acted Upon
The proceedings instituted by
the employes of the O. P. K. It.
Co. to compel the receiver to pay
them for tueir services the past
six months, came to a hearing be
fore Judge Shattuck at Corvallis
yesterday. The further consider
ation of the matter was set for
Tuesday at 2 o'clock r. m., when
the same will be heard ai Corval
lis and in all probability will be
terminated. It is sincerely to 1 e
hoped the matter will result favor
ably to the men. They have
worked faithfully and well, and
common justice dictates an early
settlement for wagi's lot g past
due.
N01ESIR0M SiaSLAVV.
Regular Correspond -nt Dishes Dp
the Late Fvents,
Oar
Walton, Or., Aug. 11.
Since writing last, quite a num
ber of events have occurred that
were worthy of note, but being eo
busy with my hay crop and other
matters I have not had time to
note the events in their season.
The Rev. Kelms passed through
our settlement making a visit to
the coast. On his way down lie
stopped at Walton, from July lGth,
to 20th, and preached seven ser
mons, and on his return July 20
he preached two s miotic, aid
during the series oi meetings he
baptized thirteen, and organized
a church of about forty-six mem
bers. We have Sunday school,
social meeting, and Christian En
deavor Society on each Sunday,
sc our Sundays are the busiest dav
of the week.
July 24th, the Chk-ahomony,
and Walton schools, joined in an
exhibition, and school picnic
which was very large'y attended
and the best of order prevailed,
good music, good order, good din
ner, good declamations and tbe
picnic was a grand success.
On last Saturday the neighbors
took the Barbour family by sur
prise, by about tweuty-eix going
in on them unawares, taking their
dinner with them and having the
Barbours to act as their guest.
Again we had excellent music,
good singing and a good dinner,
and a good time generally. Aaron
says he would like to be surprised
thai: way again.
In the meantime the devil is
getting in his work. A young man
that claimed to belong to a family
in merry old England, but now
styles himself, the cow boy (a dis
grace to the cow) came into the
Christain Endeavor meeting with
a broad brimmed hat on his head,
a vile cigarette between his lips,
and a very large, murderous look
ing revolver strapped across his
hip; aftei ward he went down the
river ten miles below here to a
dance at Jasen Nealy's and got in
a row with some one and drew
that murderous looking revolver,
but it proved to be empty. He
then went in the house and got
William Ncaly s rule and started
out to finish bis dirty work, when
young Nealy threw him down and
took the gun from him; he then
took a walk. If the wealthy families
of England starts any more such
young men to this country it
would be better for her credit to
make shark food of them befote
they get here.
Two other muscular encounters
took place one terminated in a
lively foot race and biijody nose,
the other in large theats and loud
talk.
Vint Lyon, came over on the
I ataha, and took the only girl ol
marriageable age, there was in our
little valley, and took her to Eu
gene the 2nd of July, and got
Kev. Alley to assist linn in mak
ing her Mrs. Lyons. lood luck
to you Vint.
Quite a number of the men oi
our settlement are out in the
valley harvesting.
James L. Atkinson is on a
camping tour at present in Eastern
Oregon with his wife and family,
in hope of improving the mental
condition of his wife, at last ac
accounts shs was no better.
Harry Himxson was chopping
timber for Mrs. Shuinan a few
days since, and threw a tree that
knocked another tree across the
house, breaking in the roof but
the body of house being of logs,
prevented the tree coming to the
floor. Mrs. Shuman and JVlr.
Wise's little girls were in the
house at the time. Noae were
hurt.
ExcurHlon to Newport.
Another and probably the last of
the cheap exclusions will be given
Sunday, August ltith. Train will
leave Albany at 7 a. m., arriving
at Newport 11 a. m., returning
leave Newport 5 :J0 i: m. Ihose
who wish to stay longer may re
main until Monday or Tuesday
and return on the regular train's
by paying 50 cents adcitional.
The season is now at its height.
Fine surf bathing, fishing and
boating. Tickets for round trip
including boat fares only $ 2,50.
Almont a Fire.
Yesterday spaiks from the en
gine of the wire works caught fiie
in the roof of the adjoining build
ings. ' Mr. M. T. Whitney, who
was unloading wood at the Rues
HniiBA fanw flip tni'inipnt tirfl anil
giving the factory men notice, it
was extinguished wuwoui inasing
any alaim. A lucky escape.
To Kenunte Work.
Orders have been received from
Kimball, Stevens A Co., of San
Francisco, tia;e the le.-tipt if
the news that the government
would commence work on the
Siuslaw bar, to resume work on
their large saw mill at Florence.
This is excellent news for the en
tire Siuslaw valley.
SCHOOL FUND APP0RTI0IED.
A Large Inoreaie in the Number of
Children of a Sohool Age.
Wednesday State Treasurer
Mctsehan made the annual ap
portionment ol the interest arising
from the common school fund.
This ntoney is distributed in the
several counties of this state on
the March census of children in
the counties between the ages of
4 and 10 years. The number of
persons in the state of this age is
104,(122 and the total amount thus
apportioned by the state school
land board is $153,151.90, being
$1,45 for each person of school age.
The incaease irf7nuuiber of
children of school age reported by
the census of 1S!)1 is 0,055 greater
than the number reported in lSDO
and the increase in the Fum ap
portioned is $8,77(.75.
The appended figures show the
number of person of school age
anil the sums apportioned to each
county :
COUNTY. NO. CHILO'X. SUM Al'P.
Baker , 2.217 if 3,214 i5
Benton 3,020 5,257 70
Clackamas . 0,414 H.SOO 30
Clatsop .... 2.512 3,(i42 40
Columbia... 1,770 2,5W 50
Coos 3,41'J 4,057 55
Crook 1,158 1,670 10
Curry 045 035 25
Dmiglas .... 4,-J!l3 0 5 5 85
Grant 1,173 1,700 85
Gilliam 1,270 1,841 50
Harney 702 1,148 40
Jackson .... 4,155 0,024 75
Josephine .. 1,730 2,521 55
Klamath... 007 1,315 15
Lake 785 1,138 25
Lane 5,842 8,470 00
Linn O.tHH) 0,570 00
Malheur.... 700 1,102 00
Marion 8,311 12.0114 45
Morrow.... 1,527 2,214 15
Multnomah. 17,1.20 25,540 00
Polk 3,255 4,710 75
Sherman ... 052 4!5 40
Tillamook.. 1,2'J3 1,83135
Umatilla... 4,707 0,055 65
Union 4,142 6,005 00
Wallowa... 1,528 2,215 60
Wasco 2,906 4 213 70
Washington 5,014 7,270 30
Yamhill.... 4,300 6,235 00
The Ouentiou of the Hour,
And one that is frequently
asked Mr. Wisdom, "what is it in
your Robertine that produces such
a delightfully cooling and refresh
ing sensation and adds a most
delicate tint to the complexion?"
to which we answer: It is a
combination of rare and harmless
ingredients scientifically prepared.
There enters into the comjxjsition
of this article ingredients which
Lave never before been used in
prepartions of this kind, hence
the effect is so strikingly different
from that produced by all other
toilet remedies. The powders
used in the composition of Kobcrt
ine are all of the very smoothest
and finest diviaon it is posible to
pro.luce, futher more each and
every ingredient must stand the
crucical test of chemical purity,
insuring freedom from all foreign
and deleterious substances. Thus
with rare and harmless ingredients
of the very finest division it is
possible to make all of absolute
purity and combined with scientilic
precision, it is but natural that
we should produce a superior
article and one that has long been
aptly termed the "Peerless Heauti
fier." For sale by Fodhay &
Macon.
Mother?
Castoria is recommended by
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
its ingredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, qtiites pain,
cures diarrhea and wind colic,
allays fevenshness, destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions,
soothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural sleep. Cas
soria is the children's rmiiacca
the mothers' friend. 35 doses, 35
cents.
Cram's Unrivalled Atlas,
The new edition of this unrivall
ed work is now being delivered bv
the agent, Mrs. A. M, Talt. The
work 'u a most excellent one, and
this edition is a. great improve
ment upon former ones, giving
all the latest date and much new
matter that was not in the previous
editions. It should be in every
family, and on every business
man's desk. Those wlro are not
supplied can procure the atlas by
addressing P. O. Box No. 60 Al
bany Oregon.
WANTED A (,'irl to do general house
work in a email family. Inquire south
cant curncr 7th and Baker btiveta.
vroricE is heheuy gives that
J." the annual meeting of the Htockholdcrs
of the Albany Klectric Litht Power anil
Telhne Company will he held at their
office in the city of A Ilia y, Oregon, on the
:'uili day of Auxut. ls'Jl, at the hour of
4::0 r. , for the purpose of electing direc
tors, to stive lor me enduing year.
iM, 11, ALLr.N,
Secretary.
Baby criedr
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Casloria !
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
Rtt&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE WOULD UNKICIIUD.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs vvaa iirs-t produced
he world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative known, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andellectual tocleanse
the system gently in the Spriu
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
The trotting bred sialiion Al
wood Breeze will stand for service
at Tritea Bros. sUble, Albanv Sat
urday's of each week until further
notice.
Suie Cure for the I.lquor or Opium
IlaliiU.
The East India cure for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, and is
the only known specific for the
fiurpose, it is not injurious in the
east degree; manufactured ly
Emerson Di ng Co., San Jose, Cai.,
and for sale at J. A. Cuniming's
drug store only.
BI41i.LK.VS AKMCA SAL I'll.
The best salve in the world for CuU.
Bruises, So.es, Ulcers, Salt Klicunt,
Fever sores, Tetter, (.'hupped Hand,
Chilblains. Corns, anil skin Eruptions,
and pos lively cures Piles, or i.o pay
required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or niniiuy re
funded, Price 'J5 cents per box. Fcr
sale by Fosliny .c Mason
R HAD
And you will
not
II F.Gil ET
CALL
on us
and you will
find us
always
ready to
OFF Kit
you
great induce
ments from
our large line
of goods
GOOD
Peaches, Berries,
Bananas, ( Granges,
Lemons, Apricots,
Apples, Plumbs,
Melons,
BEIT Kit
Corn, Peas,
Beans.Potato,
( nio:i, Cubage
Turnips Meets
Carrots Sweet
Potatoes
BKST
Soap, Soda,
Bice, Salt,
I Ioiioy,I lops.
Pickets, Tea
Flour. Meal,
Spi- s
AM
Constantly adding
new goods and
latest n orchitis
Do net fail
to get our prices.
C. K. BROWN ELL,
Albanv.
Administrators Sale.
U"OTIf:E IS IIKKEIlY (1IVEN THAT THE
ll uniii'ritii-l as :it!iiunistr:ttr of the
utatc of Henry Meyer, ilreewl, in ursu
anee of and liy virtue of an nivor of the
county court of Linn cointtv, Oregon, duly
ni:u!e and tnitcred of record l siil court
the July term thereof IS'.il, nil I on tin- I'lth,
day of.Septeiulierls'.il at the hour of I o'clock
in the afternoon of sail day at the court
house door in the -ity of All-any in Linn
i-ouuty, Oriiron, sell at puhlic auetion to tin;
highest hid ter for cash in hand th fol
lowins described real irocrty to it;
Iteiiiniiii; at a Miint (JI twenty-four feet
and Minche.1 cast of the- nortliue-t corner
uf lot (I) one in block (In) ten in the city of
A'banv Linn county, O'cirou as tbe same is
described on the maps and plats of said city
on file in tbe olhce of the county clerk of
Linn county, Oregon, and riinnini; fr..m
thence east aion the north line of slid lot
(!:') tiftein feet and 111) inches to the center
of the party brick wall, thence southerly
alon the center of said party wall ami
parallel to the western Ixnindary line of said
lot one, one hundred feet to the alley,
thence weserlv aloni; the noith line of said
alley fifteen feet ten and one half iii' lics,
thence northerly in a tftrai'ht line to the
place of .iciiiniiij,'.
JOHN A. CltAWKOP.U,
As administrator of the estate of Henry
Mejer, deceased.
FIRE, FIRE, FIRE!!
Are You Ready For the Cry?
There seems to bean error in
the statement that only foreign
insurance companies lost in the
recent Lebanon fire, for one of
Julius Gradwhol's companies, the
Oakland Home, paid Wednesday
to Mr. Bach, the full value of his
loss in that company to his entire
satisfaction, which seems to be
the usual custom oi Mr. (.iraii
whol's companies to pay promptly
their lull loses as soon as they
occur. Therefore if you want to
insure your property well go to
Mr. Uradwhol, who represents six
No. 1 insurance companies with
a capital of a hundred million
dollars.
l'ay Your City Taxes,
The city taxes for 1M1 are now .'lie and
Tiw. ..mn.tv tn liemleil Ami fVerv
pa4oie. nb ...v..-..
n.iividiial should leok tho matter mi and
sec that they arc p?id. If not paid immedi
ately tney win oecome ucunmutol. i
tax is also due and if not paid the order will
) inven to kill all the doits on whom taxes
have not been paid,
Marshal.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Baking
Powder
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Kids for the construction
of th Lebanon and Sanliam canal, as
per p'uns and xpcciiicatiotis at their
ollieo in Lctjanon, )r will be received
till August o, at 1 p. id. The com
pany u'siTves the rij;lii to reject any
and all bids.
Ai. A. Alu.i.EK, L. Foi.ev.
Secretaiy. President.
Lebanon, July 'in, 1S0I.
-GENERAL-
I:::;::: Steamship Agency.
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from Eurojie hy all fi rut-class lines.
Ti' kcts from any place in I'.urope to any
po'iit in thi t'nited States, or from this
country to Kurcpcin poiutd bold over the
following nrat-cta-iH lined:
North lo-nnan Uoyd. via New York,
North Herman Lloyd, via Ualtiiuore,
Allan bine, Anchor Line.
American Line, Sla'e Line,
licavcr Line, C'unard Line,
lied Star Line,
Wh!te Star Line,
Uuiou Line.
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS
sold on all Kuropcan eitiesat current rates,
lntcrnation collections. For information
regarding prices of ixisayc, date of sailing,
etc, call o i or address, C, 15. WINN,
Albany, OR.
-THE-
I
Opens September IStb, 1S!)1.
COURSE OF STUDY arranged expressly to
meet the needs ol the farming and uiecnani
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