Morning daily herald., October 31, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

TBE MORNING HERALD: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1891
gaming $ailgicruM
ON SALE.
The Daily IIiralr will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book store.where it tin be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Oysters in every style at Isom.B.
Fresh Eastern oyster." at lstn's
Isom hiis the only oyster parlors
in the city.
K. L. Thompson of Portland, is
in the city.
Oysters for families 50 otits a
pint at loom's.
Children's school cloaks from
$2 to $0 at the Ladies Bazaar.
Will I)avidon and bridi- return
ed from Portland last evening.
Another lot of those one dollar
kid gloves, just received at the
La lies Bazaar.
A New Hampshire man th's venr
sold 5.0(H) din ks, the result of arti
licial incubation.
Ladies, Misses and children' all
wool underwear in great variety at
the Ladies liazaar.
For one week only the Ladies
Razaar will make a bijj reduction
on all trimmed millinery.
N. M. Newton, recently i?li the
Salem Journal, is studying law
with Clackliurn A Wat: on.
The races announced to take
lace at the fair ground tra"k to
day nnvp been ostioml one
week.
Miss Olive Mark. was tendered
a very enjoyable party at the resi
dence of F. M. French, Friday
evening.
Sabbath Frhool at the I'niver-salit-t
church every Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock, everyone made
welcome.
On account of the mass Hireling
the Y. 1. 8. ('. K. to-morrow at
4 o'clock there w ill be no Y. M. C.
A. services.
Messrs. Slaughter it I'ausley
have opened a lish and general
market on 2nd street, east o!
Kobertson's feed store.
Admirers of sweet toneil pianos
and latest improved organs should
call at Will A Link's and see their
magnificent instruments.
lliii;h Gahagen has sued the
city of Seattle for $25,000 daiu:i''-'s,
untamed by falling from a tempor
ary and dangerous bridge.
William Mack will have his new
barber shop opened for business
on Saturday, Oct :"1. (.'nine and
see me opposite the post ollice.
Hon. (J. W. Fulton's name islxv
ing mentioned as a suitable candi
date on the republican ticket for
congressman in the second dis
trict. They don't pave the street i
Helena, Montana, with "M hut
if tl e truth is told they took out
$100 worth cf trold a day, recently,
wl ile digging the foundation lor a
business block in that place.
The nest meeting of the Linn
County Alliance wdl be held at
Scio, on Friday before the U'mi
Saturday in XoveinU-r. at 10 a. m.
All unions are requested to be rep
resented as there will be busings
of importance to transact.
It is said the phrase, "he isn't
in it," was first used by an ed.tor
u ho died and went to ln-avcn and
looked around for do man who
txk li;s paper for Utvp years and
i!ft it in the posiolliee marked "re-
:sed."
The manufacture oi false te tti
f r hnises is a mw industry re
cently started in ChicPgo. Jii''g
i nil by w hat a eet of pretty false
teeth' will do to a human being,
we may suppose that they will
make a hon-e laugh.
Heady to Trnunfer.
The Oiegon State Agricultural
Hf-ciety (the oranizalion that
formerly conducted the state f.iirs
and in whom title to the fai
grounds is vested; is prepatim: to
make a transfer of the leal estate
belonging to the seeu-ty to the
State lioard of Agriculture, ui:dt r
w hose auspices the state lair is
made an annual Miivesp.
This transfer is beiiij; nude in
accordance with a resolution
passed by the gjciety at its last
annual meeting, held at Salem
during fair week last September.
The pmpt-rty no" bcii;: trans
ferred coiisis.s of a tr:tct it about
im acres just mrth Sab in. bei; g
the state fair groiirds. The last
legislature gave the loard of agri
culture authority t- hold real
esra'e- Tl.e trasfer will ! made
in a few davs. Salem S atetuu'n
Hunday School Concert ami l(-vll
The regular services at the
Evangelical church on Sunday
moming will be omitted on ac
count vt the al seiKc of the p:is.tor.
In the evening a home missionary
concert will be given by th S in
day School, which will lie followed
with gosel revival services to le
continued an indeliri'e time.
Services to In-gin at 7 :.';' r. m.,
every night during the wek. All
who enjoy an old time reviv.d
come and assist iu these
services.
Arrived In Town.
Coll. Van Cleve, the Toledo coal
mine owiier, started for Air-any
yesterday morning on the train,
and stopped of at Corvallie intend
ing to come on to Albany in the
afternoon on the freight, but as
there was no train yesterday he
counted the ties between Curvallis
end this city, arriving here ab-.ut
tt:.0 last night. That's on; on
an.
A Naw Church at 8lMt ill.
Tho Cumberland l'lesbyteriui
church has deeded to build a sub
stantial church at Sodaville. Kev.
U it nf Kueene. is amonif us in
vestigating mattrrs; alio llcv. ;
Thompson, of Lebaion. Hie
building will cost about $1,(00. '
CHRISTIAN SPi;AV0K SOCIETIES.
The Anmal Oocvention Now In Session
in IbU Ci-y.
Tin annual convention of the
Christian Endeavor Si cilies of Or
egon convened in the l'reshyterian
church in this city yes'eid.iy al'er
tio hi. Alx'Ut K6 delegates were
present. Tlie visitors, w ho were a
hiL;ht binly of young people from
the various Oregon cities, were
met by a i tvption comm ttee and
escort cd t the chmch.aud w ill le
entertained at tiie hones f the
memlieis iu AllnifiV during their
s;ay in t';e city.
A Ixifiiiess session was held dur
ing the aitei noon, at wh'ch Or. ('.
K. Tern; k-ton, the president of the
union, presided, with Secretary
Miher at bis desk.
After a sli rt service of so:ig,
Kev. S. (i. Irvine delivered an ap
proptiae adil-ess nf welcome on
the part of tha pastors, and tl. V.
Young on behalf of the local soci
eties, l'res.deiit Teinple'.on re
sponded in a hippy p cell appro
priate to the occasion.
'Ihen followed the annual r. ports
oi the otlicers, w nicii showed the
societies to 1 ill a tloiirishii g con
dition, and tlie ai'pointmjnt of
committees.
The evening ex.-reises were helil
in the AL K. clitircli. Tnere was
a pruist) s'-rv;c , follovvcd by the
reports I liti ict se -retaries.
About tl'JO peviji'e tncluding dele
gates, were pre-eiit. Addresses
wi re delivered by Kev. "A'arren H.
I. m l in, of I'nrt anil, on the clos
ing of the World'.-' Fair on Sun
davs, and by Kev. T. V. Clapp. f
Portland. n th- Cln is iau Kn
deavor movement.
The programme of the remain
der of the session is as follow :
svrrisuAY moknisc; skssios.
lVvotional serviie, Will II.
Alexander, of Salem.
Keport of committee on creden
tial -i.
l:e;ort of delegates to Mirnea po
lls coi.vent"on, .Miss FUen Strong,
Mis A 'ice ('. Moses, Miss A'berta
Shelton and Mr. K obert McMur
phey. Kepurt of s. ci.-tics.
Pastors' half hour.
New business. Peiinite action
on Minday cl'.'sing of the WorM's
Fair.
A !j .tirtimciit.
SAI'l iCDAV Al tKSi.OS SESSION'.
ong service by the elioir.
Paper. Su'-ject: a. Relation
of Societins to Mission, b. liela
tioii id Societies t Temperance,
Mr. 1. 11. Thom.is, ot Forest
I ir ve.
1 'inciission.
Parer. Subject: The Sunday
I'.vtning Service, anrl llovv Can
Cliiistam Fn leav r Help It, Mr.
Frank K. Alley, of l'.'igene.
0i.-!.U3'oU.
Mns'c.
Paper. Subj, c : lbs Mid
week Church Praver Service, and
Our Ou'y in It, MissAnii McXary,
of S.iVm. -
I ict:sion.
Fleet inn i f i flict rs ai:d tin
linished business.
Adjoi:rnmeii..
SiriKIHV EVKSiMi :-KSSIOV.
("oaference of dktiict societies.
Sorg seryic.
Adtlress : '! be Poik We Study
Why and Mow, Kev Henry L.
i!ates, of Kiiircne.
(iui-st i n box.
Adjournment.
M-XDAV SLKVICKS.
Sunrise prayer service. Miss
Caroiine S i'on, of Portland.
Attend tbt? jiresching service at
the various churches.
Mass meeting. Topic: The
Stind.iv School.
Addresses. Mr. F. W. Alien,
'president S.ate Sumlay School As
sociation, of Poitland. Topic:
The Christain Fmb-avor Societies
the Connecting Loik Pet ween the
Sunday School and the Church.
Kev. C. II. Curtis, State Super
intendent oi tho Congregational
Sunday S hool Mission Work.
Topic: Oppoit inity for Kndeavors
in Sunday School Work.
Mass meeting. Chriftain Kn
ileavor conser-rati .n and farewell
service, led by the secretary, K. S.
.Miller.
Itit4rt ing l'ralrie i lil-k-ii.
Mr. .1. M. (iarrison. f Forest
(irove, w ho has jus! returned Ir in
a three ii.i-iuhs' tour of Fasti rn
Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
has made arrangement to have
sent I im from 10J to 200 pairs of
prairie ihiikens, to he turned
loo-e in the Wdlatnette valley.
These buds are very plentiful in
parts of the In ami Fmpire, and
are ea.-i!y trapped when there is
snow on the ground. A mmilier
were turned loose at Tacoma last
winter, and raised broods this
season, and there is but little
iloubt tl a' they can I e succes-fuliy
introduced into the Willamette
valley. Parties derinng lots of
half a dozen or a dozen of t hese
bird can probibly get them by
applying to Mr. (iarrison at Forest
(rove. To some it may seem that
if these bird. were intended for j
the Willamette valley they would
have been tin re naturally, an. I
such persons will deem it (lying
into the face of Providence to in
troduce them heie, but as such a
move lias been successful with the
Mongolian pheasant, it will prob
ably answer the samj with the
piaiiie Let;.
Teachers' Examination.
Xotice is heieby given that the
rtgu'ar public, examination of
teachers, lor Linn county, will
take place in Albany, corniiiemirg
on Wednesday, Xov. loth, at 1
o'clock i'. m. and continue until
Friday noon, Xov. P'. li. All
teachers must (tositivtly be p-estnt
at the time of commencement, us
no one w ill be a tmitud to the ex
amination who is i.ot so pre-ent.
(i. F. Ki sski.i.,
Coui.ty School Sup ri-iteii.lciit.
In Fastcru Oiegon the coyote
keen up the in ice of eggs and
chi- kens, and many counties pay
a liberal bmnty for his extinction.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Frink Ingram Indicted for Mnrdtr Id
the First Degree-
The grand jury last evening re
turned an indictment agiinst
Frank Ingram, char.ing him
with muider in the first degree for
killinu his brother Henry Ingram,
near this city. The prisoner was
arraigned audwill plead at 1 o'clock
to day. The state is represented
iu this case by District Attorney
(Jeo. II. liingham, Deputy District
Attorney J. K. Wyatt and II. II.
Hew itt. The defendant's attorneys
are I. K. Weatherfoid and W. K.
Bilyeu.
The grand jury also indicted
Jacob Peters for the larceny of a
lot of bacon owned bv the Albany
Mining & Milling Co."
The following civil cases were
disposed of:
W. S. Thompson vs James F.
Powell & Co; judgement for want
of answer as to D. Van Hern.
Ann Bedyll vs Frank J. Bedell,
divorce ; granted.
15. A Lenders v Thomas L.
Henr.css et al, fordosure; jud)
ment by default against llenness
and order to foreclose.
Manhattan Electric Light Co. vs
Farmers & M rchants Ins. Co., re
covery of money ; dismissed at cost
of plaintill'.
F.dison Illuminating Co. (X. Y.)
vs Farmers it Merchants Ins. Co.,
recover? of money ; dismissed at
cost of plaintill'.
F. H. Vaughn vs M. Scjtt, dam
sges ; jury out.
Xettie Smead vs S. M. Smead,
divorce; granted.
AlmyraK. Woolery vs Jasper II.
Woo'.ery, divorce; granted.
Albany lion Works vs Price A
Vernon, recovery of money, at
tachment , sctt'ed.
Slate vs Geoige Hanlon and
James Wilson; tried and verdiit
of not guilty.
THE QUESTION OF PAVING.
Ao laiproTimeit Which Albany Matt
Before Long Make.
Many citizens and business men
of Albany are decidedly in favor
of paving First s:reet next season.
This question is one of public in
terest, and ought to be 6ettled
right. It is a problem with which
many Pacilic Coast cities have
been wiestling far years.
On this subject the Western
Fireman and Journal of Public
Works publishes the views of Pro
fessor Clitlbrd Kichardson, the
government analyst and paving
expert, w ho has rewired gutlicient
samples of all kinds for his tests
of the street paving and pewe
material heng laid under the
diiccticn cf the Hoard of Public
W.uks at Denver, Colo. He will
do Boine work in the matter of
analyzing and testing there, but
he w ill net be expected to finish
his work until after his return to
Washington, D. C. In the mean
time, Professor Richardson is giv
ing the membu'S of the board and
the engineer much useful informa
tion for their future guidance.
"I have leen making a close
study of pavemen's for the past
five years," said Richardson, and
I ought to know some thing about
the d ll'erent kinds. It I were
asked what is the most lasting
pavement I would say Belgian
block laid with hydraulic cement.
If I am aikeU what i the most
desirable pavement, I should say
asphalt. It is a luxury, but one
that you can well atlbrd out here.
"It costs a good deal to
keep it in repair, but it should not
be lost sight of that it saves a gret
deal in wear and tear on anima's
and hides. I have not the
figures with me, but tests were
made in Washimrfnn to show how
much a horse coi.ld draw in stone
blocks, wood and asphalt, and tiie
dill'erence was considerable in
favorof asphalt. In carriage; the
saving is large every year w h re
asphalt pavement is the rule. The
vehicles can also be ma le to per
fection for use in Washington, for
instance, but thev would not last
in New York any time. In New
York they have to be made more
with a view to strength than com
fort. Asphalt pavement is nearly
noiseless, ami this counts for
something. When compstmg the
cost all these consideration ought
to be taken into account. Asphalt
paving is used in business streets
in the Fast quite frequently."
tsik m'i;:li !CN;:icnnr.
The facilities nf the present dav
for the production of everytiiint
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with tho or.
ty perfect laxative known, ns it is
llie only remedy w hich is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt aiidetlectnal tocleanee
tlie system ceiitly in the SpriL
time or, in fact, at any time an)
the better it is known the niort
popular it becomes.
Mothers'.'
Castoria is recommended bj
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
ts imiredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quite pain,
cures diarrhiea and wind colic,
allays ft-verisliiu ss, destroys
worms, and prevents convuluiona,
soothes the child ami gives it re
freshing and natural sleep. Cfts-
sona i the children's panacea
memo1 tiers Sru-nd. 35 d s,
cents.
S5
John (ie nger presented the
I-ong Creek Fagle olli. e with a head
of eats cf tha Russian sMe varietv
that measured th-rty-th-ce inches
in length. The height if this e at
was between seven and e:ght feet,
having a stalk an inch ai.d om
loiirth in ciicuuuVreme. It sur
passes anything that the Fa;;lc
man has ever seen, notwithstand
ing the fact th it he has served hij
time in th' harvest fields.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Cranberries at C. E. Brownell'a.
Meals at the Delmonico 25 cents.
F'or nice fresh oysters go to John
Isom's.
Oysters in any quantity a
Isom's.
Go to the Delmonico for first
class meals.
Xew jewelry of latest patterns at
Will & Stark's.
Buy your gasoline stoves of
Hopkins Bros.
New dress goods just receivid at
W. F. Read's.
(treat reduction in Oxford ties
at Klein Bros.
Will &. Staik have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
Meals at all hours at the Dia
mond Chop House.
Have you seen that elegant
piano at Klein Bros.
When in town call at the Del
monico for your meals.
Fresh oysters in any st)le at the
Diamond Chop House.
Klein Bros, are giving a fine
piano to their customers.
A line line of gold rings just
opened at Will & Stark's.
Choice pickles in hulk, or quan
tities to suit, at Parker Bros.
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Reads.
Fresh comb honey, Linn county
production, at Parker Bros.
Beautiful gold watches in every
imaginable design at Will &
Stark's.
Klein Bros, are closing out their
stock of Oxford ties at a great re
duction. Oh ladies, look
of soda at F. E.
here, 5 pounds
Allen's for '
cents.
Keep your eyes open for bar
gains at F. E. Allen's cheap gro
cer j' store.
Littler & Ball, dentists, make
aluminum plates, go'.d plates and
continuous gum plates.
Sodaville water is kept constant
ly on hand by the bottle at G. L.
Blackinan's drug store.
Go to the Albany Baths & Bar
her Shop for first class work.
Geo. A. Landreth proprietor.
All kinds of fruit boxes in
quantities to suit at the Sugar
Pine Door & Lumber Company's.
Span of irood horses, harness
and farm wagon for sale. Apply
to J. A. (iross or at Ik'pot Hotel.
Furnished room suitabli for one
or to gentlemen. Fee of bath.
Convenient location. Inquire oi
C. B. Winn.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cenieter es,
put up by E. W. Achison, at ali
the cost of stone.
Fifth and General Market.
The undersigned have opened a
fish and general produce market
on Second street, between Broad
albin and Kllsvvt rth, where we
will keep the best of fresh tish,
game, poi ltiy and general produce
matkrt, and invite a share of pat
ronage. Call and see us.
SurGIITKR & Cacsi.kv.
Lout,
The euhiM ribi r hereby warn a' y person
from pur h .siiijf a tank ohe.:k, 1 tit tiy htm
during the lanr fcw 1;iip, gnmewhere in the
t-ity it m KiiKel. The ..heek wim uioii the
First National IWr.k, of A In. ny, in luvor o'
the undersigned f .r ttti, ami sinned tiy A.
llaokicmen. Payment has bteu ttped at
the bank. Albany Oct. -"., 1I, W. W.
Howes.
NOTK'i? .VP persons liainir stotk in lh
pasture belM.'ini; to K, I. Such, in lien
icn county, arc re(-sietl to r-sinove the si me
on or bciorc tlie first day oi Noytinhor.
C L. Such.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor preserilwHl : Castoria!
Observing housekeepers quickly learn that Dr. Price's
Cream Baking Powder is far superior to other brands in
the fact that they never fail to make the finest pastry, and
if they wish to be economical they can dispense entirely with
eggs and can use a less quantity of butter for shortening
purposes. The advantage is not alone in the saving effected
but in avoiding the trouble and frequently the great difficulty
of securing eggs that are fresh. This is often a serious
trouble.
Cakes of various kinds from the informal Griddle
Cakes to the stately Bride Cake can be made with Price'9
Cream Baking Powder, which insures light, sweet and hand
some cakes; or when used for Griddle Cakes to be eaten hot
enables their production in the shortest space of time, always
tender and delicious.
Dr. Price's is the only Baking Powder that contains the
white of eggs. None so pure ! None so wholesome !
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Ponder is re
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been "questioned.
.A
CaUMMAl and
SU CICAL INSTITUTE OF S. F.
The only authorized
IX THE WEST.
F1EV0TED EXCLUSIVFLY T8 THE TREAT
MENT OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND
SURCICAL DISEASES AND
D3ESES OF THE
EYE & EAR.
Particular attention paid to the
treatment of
DEFORMITIES, DISEASES OF WJMEN
And Diseases of the XervotisSystem
I.F1LEPSY OR FITS,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.
HEART AND LUNGS.
Piles. Cancers, Tumors, Eic, Dis
eases of the Eve and Ear.
Organized with a full stall' of skill
ful physicians and surgeons.
This establishment is a perma
nent Medical and Surgical institu
tion, conducted by thoroughly
educated phvsi-ians and surgeons
of acknowledged skill and experi
enc. Our Medical and Surgical
Consulting Rooms, Drug Store,
Laboratory and Otlieesare furirsh
ed wiih a complete supply of all
kinds of instriinionts, appliances
and apparatus for examining and
treating any known disease.
THE DOCTORS
Will be at the
St. Charles Hotel,
Albany, until Tuesday Novem
ber '.i. Consultation Free.
Will & Stark will be glad to
show you their large line ot beau
tiful eilverware. It will do you
geed, even if you don't buy.
Call and see the biiliiant dis
play of library lamps 1 1 C. E.
Krownell's. Not one kept over
from last year but all this year's
styles and will be sold at the
lowest living prices.
Mr. J. S. Morgan has just
completed burning a freth kiln
at his brick yard one mile west of
the court house, and is prepared
to fill all orders. A man will he
in waiting at the yard to atteud to
all callers for brick.
If you are hungry go to Parker
Cros. and get a loaf of the best
bread in the city.
BMkLEVft AK.Mt'A SAI.VK.
The best salve in the world for Cut.
Bruises, So.cs, Ulcers, Salt Ulieuni,
Kever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hand,
Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruption:!,
mid pus lively cures Tiles, or i.o pay
icpiired. It is guaranteed to give
uerfeet satisfaction, or money re.
funded, Price U5 cents per box. Kcr
sale by Kosliuy A Mason
Cakes Without Eggs.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDRENS
0MERC0HTSI
We have overcoats for the big,
And Overcoats for the small,
Overcoats for you one,
And Overcoats for you all.
A Great Overcoat Sale !
We make OVERCOATS a leading specialty, ami can truthfully assert that no ench an avsortm nt
has ever before been se?n iu the Willamette Valley. We have :
Czv: overcoats
Long: ovorcoat3
Helt3a ovorooits
Worsted overcoats
Wc havo Blue, Black and Brown Overcoats
We have Tan, Snuff and Slate Colorod0verco.t3,
Overcoats with for on and ovorcoats -without far
Overcoats with Velvet Collars, Overcoats with cloth collars
"Wo ha?e singlo and double breasted overcoats
We have overcoat: for .ho small man as well as the large man.
We
have overcoats with si'k lining, and overcoats with cassimeie lining, we have overcoats with farmer
sat u Jining, ami overcoats with worsted linirg. Call while the as
sortment is large and make a selection.
MNIIDg
IF
J. 1.
ALBANY,
French Taimjr Wafea.
These wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and iretnlar
menses, and will remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every
time. Manufactured by Emerson
Krug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for
sale at J. A. Cumming's drug
store only.
Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium
Habits.
The East India care for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, and is
the only known specific for the
purpose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; manufactured by
Emerson lrug Co., San Jose, Cal.,
and for sale at J. A. Cumming's
drug store only.
For fii e pocket knives best pa
tent tempered shears and scissors
and extra hollow ground ra.ors,
go to Stewart .t Sox.
Ulster overcoats
Chinchilla ovorcoat3
Kersey overccat3
Stecki&Qt overcoats
LWE HAVE A FEW OF OUR"
5TOTJ WISH ONE.
Ualla;e
STRAHAN BLOCK.
MHER
In Ik World shall I liny ?
FOR PRICES, QUALITY COXSIDKREI).
TWE I'.I'V
W-.NI SF.I.t,
25" YOU UIT
SO WE CLAIM.
L. E. BLAIN.
Merchant
Soz overcoats
Cheviot overcoats
Beaver overcoats
Corkscrew overcoats
Joys
9 Qd.,
OREGON.
THE Cl,o?l.STjnr
THE lOWF.ST.r
Till: UENF.Fir.ar
GALL AND SEE.
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