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Datily Democrat
Thursday Evening, Juno 28, 1888
I i'jIU'i jI vj-y liy lii tli ) I week,
(8miiUyn ox cup tod.)
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
llvjrj i liyciirlif iur wouk $
Sy m I, pur ytur ...... 6.00
v mui, perm ni.n M du
FATES FOR WEEKLY :
iHoywir, In advanco Wi. Ort
i) y oat, m eni or yuir z.ftii
v iiiuiittm, In advance 1.00
iterul at th l Mt 0:11 at Albany, Or
an Kooond-ckiMH mall matter.
.OCAL REO()RD.
I-'kiini I'kini'.villk Papkkh. Till fJInze
line over iroin M.-t.olcas the hrst of the
jeek. lie say tliat grass is butter on the
mge there than it Ins been for yea's, and
le hay crop wi'l be Immense. .Lac:
imdav during a thunderstorm - at the
1;irm Spring agency two Indian womc.i
re struck oj lightning, one being killed
Instantly and the other seriously injured
fc klll'ng of a squaw by such a means
Was a new thing to the Indians and caused
CoiiMdc-ahlc commotion among them.
Thoy cannot well understand how an in-
visible clement thus nioduccs death, and
jtlicy arc considerably exercised over the
affuir. . . .l'csons who have been on the
range recently say tliu grass Is growing
fine on 'he open hills but in the timber 1.
.fe not doing so well, and summer range
fcr sheep wl'l not be any too plcntifi-1....
Quite a number of immigrants aie passing
through the couniry at present. Most o'
"era a-e from Ol:-ornia, golrg to Wrsh
agton Ter-i'.ory. Some of them whom
e have talked with were victims of tli;
is Angeles boom, pud pronou icj it the
' r..t humbug thrt was ever gotten up.
icy spy they have bad their sa.isi'acJon
investing In cHma,e, and arc now in
irc'.i of Irnd . . . . A pi y of eurvevora in
" employ o ihe W. V. & C. M. Co. be'ga i
work at Civile creek t'lis week of lo-
i ing and aopraiti-g ihe co npany's lands,
'e undc'jjiiKi it l the In entio i of tne
mpany io rnpra'se r.ll I.s Irn'lsin East
i Oregon til's season, preparatory to
'"g . iein on I ,e mat kct . . . . 1 Ion. L.
lyeti and John Coolev, of Eugeie, ar
fved lice Ipst 5um" y and will lemair
evcrl weeks. M-. Li'yer soys he w-iuid
Way up '.o the heatl ot "fe-It CrcV on h i
Vy o ev from Wc'ofoot. Ic w'll be rcem
rel he wes Jic unsuccessful rvndids'tc
r Coi'nty Clerk of Lane county. lie
oci'lun'; qi'i.e get ibee, though lie ran
'ay a.iead of his ticket.
Mad. The folowlng from a Portland
taper is really affecting, and exhibits the
vful fact that the contractor, G. W. Hunt,
I mad in earnest. Poor fellow, all of his
onions spoiled: "G. Y. Hunt returned
J-CKterelay from Albany, where he made
( arrangements for shipping to Wallula the
I Stores and powder, tools, etc., which have
been brought In from the scene of h's con
tract on the Oregon Pacific. Hesayssome
Of his powder is spoiled, and of course, all
the potatoes, onions and such like stuff is
Worthless. When he looked aver the sup
plies brought in and thought of all the
money it hadco.-.t and the money and time
wasted in hauling it out into the mountains
and back ogin, he was just a little wrathy.
He expresses his opinion free In regard to
people who will lead a man Into such a
crape by representing themselves to have
rnonty which they have not."
Bask Hall. One or two base ball game,
between local players would help to enliv
en matters in Albany this summer. A
gam? that is noticed so much elsewhere
should not be Allowed to die out in Albany.
The members of the II. & L. Co. think
they could beat any other company in the
city. The legal fraternity boast '.hat the
Mil men would stand no show against them.
The grocery men think the dry goods men
vould be weak in their clutches, and the
clerks generr-lly are of the opinion that
they would cross the home plate most in a
gome with most anybody.
A Souvenir Social. To-morrow
ening a social will be held at the rest
nee of Mr Thos Montcith, and every
body attending will be presented with a
Muvcnir. Socials at Mr Mon'clth's are al
ways pleasant .flairs ; but this one prom
ises to be "more so." It will be given by
the Y. P. S. C, IS. Society of the Presby
terian Church.
"A Small. Fire. Some excitement was
occasioned at the depot last evening by a
good sized blaze proceeding from the pock
et and coat generally of a well-known
drayman. The firemen present came to
the gentleman's rescue, and after a hard
fight of several seconds succeeded In ex
tinguishing the fire after a slight scorch
lng ft ok T. The aljourned meeting of tin
Board of Trade will bt hold to-night at the
Recorder otlice ( when tho matter of the
I -itnigration circular w'll be conaidored.
i ambers should put themselves out some to
Represent.
Pfficial Vote The offioii! vote counted
4 Salem yesterday airoa Hermanu 7-407 ma-
l jotity and Lo-d, 6072 majority.
JiVeatiikr Report. For 34 hours, be
KTining at 7 o'clock, p. in.
ical rains, stationary temperature.
J ' . , , L I
iioin: ami AiutoAD.
Kuw slir-ei at Head's.
Mison fruit'jarsat Kenton'i.
Six shaves ura dullar at I. Vier jk'a
New rihhiia all shados anil styles at Road's
Kinu stock of flv nuta just received at J J
Dubiuille's.
Cireuit court will adjourn thia eveuiuu at
about 3 o'clock.
A eVau towel for every customer at L
Viereck'a barber ahop.
Mrs. I A Uolism left on last evenina's train
tor Culiloraia and the bast
Everything houuht and aolil at M Frank
iu & (Jo'a aeeond hand stori, Albany, Or.
Mr Ij rtemlnra arrived home thia morninz
irom nan rrnnciseo, where he haa Deen with
a baud of horses.
Col. L. Conaland la in the city and the
prnmiso ia for a very nloasautand eniovable
lectura to-night, full of wit and humor.
Ton stitaaier Rontley ia auain runnihi; on
he Willamette and in expected in Allranv
this evnuiug on its first trip aince beiug
wrecked.
Tho State Toachera' Association conveuca
in Kalnin on Thursday of nextwek. Preai-
nt Cooilit, ot our college, ia down for a
paper on the afternoon ot the hit day. Tho
meeting promist-a to bu a successful one.
While deliverioir papers thia noon AI Day
waa unfortunate in havior Ilia ifoaerallv aura
footed horse full near this ollice. A I waa on
tbe underside aad was considerably lamed,
but mounted again ami eoutiuued his deliv
ering. .
.VI r Honry Keesee. of llonauzi. Lake coun
ty, was in the city yesterday on his way home
from C'orvaliis, w here he hvl been to attend
the funeral of hi. brother. Mr Koesee, who
started out aa a lawyer, is now in the stock
busiiiear.
A WAV from Home. If the Sa'esman
had seen tne smiling faces of the Albany
lawyers he would not have published the
following item : "To a Salem gen'.leinan
who has been in Albany a few days, the
Sarsman is Indebted in relation to the
doings in the Ci.-cuit Court in Linn county.
The nttorneys there arc in bad humor on
account of the very light docket, the light
est in several years. The grand jury pre
sented two indictments for larceny, to
which the accused pleaded guilty and were
sentenced to a short term in the peniten
tiary. The shooting of Charles Thomas
was investigated, but it is thought there
will be nothing done in the matter."
Returned. A, Noltner, N B Davis,Col
J K Kelly and Col Lee, four of the gentle
men who represented the Democracy at
the National Convention at St. Louis, have
returned. J L Cowan and M S Hillman
are still In the East. The former ia on the
committee appointed to notify President
Cleveland of his nomination, and the latter
represents Mr A Noltner on the National
De.nocratic Comml.tce. A. Noltner was
seen yesterday, and says the Democratic
contingent from Oregon were not nut Into
back seats at the St. Louis Convention like
the Republican delegates were at Chicago.
A'ett'J. Mr. Cowan is expected to arrive
in Aiuanvon Saturday, nerhaps to-morrow
night.
Tnic Chinamen Helped. Tuesday
night the Republicans of C'orvaliis cele
brated the nomination of Harrison and
Morion In the customaay style. The
speaking was done near a Chinese horse
Just as Col. Kelsay had begun one of his
most eloquent and affecting flights a long
str'ng of bunches of fire crackers were
stor.ed to cracking by the Chinamen, and
such a din as was kept up during t.ie re
mnindcr of the celebration Is not often
heard. A Corvallls man says the Celes
tials got eight dollars for the job. The joke
was taken wilh a moderate amount of good
numor.
McKliioy a Rustler. Superintendent
McElroy -s od of the most eithusia.tie of
Urogoniins. Ho has been making an effort
to git aa many of the teachers attending the
national icstitute M possible to return home
by way of Oregon, and ia mcit'ng wit'i con
aiderable success. He sent personal letters
to fully two Hundred prominent members of
the committees of the National Association
11 the East, and replies are now coming in
rapidly from these gentlemen, aud in nearly
every ease they nay '-good, we will return
through Oregon, and will ausccst to our en
tire delegation to do the aame." He thinka
at least two or three thousand will return by
the Oregon routo.
Board or Dki.eoatkm. At a meeting of
the Board last evening it was decided ti re
oeive the excursion party of S- k;m firemen.
to be in Albany next Sabbath and giv
them their dinner. The invitation to join in
the hose contest at Corral I :s on the 4th .of
J ul v was accented and a team is being shook
together for the purpose, perhaps Corvallia ia
the most convenient place in which to cele
brate this year, and it looks as if Albany will
empty itself in that directien.
The L. T. L. The Loyal Temperance
Legion (formerly the Band of Hope) will
meet on Saturday at 3 o'clock p. m., at W.
C. T. U. Hall. A competent organist Ijas
been secured and additional song-books,
and the latest new -lesion manuals procur
ed, and earnest efforts will be made to In
terest and instruct our young people. Pari
ents are kindly requested to encourage
their children to attend, and let all who
can, come ana assist in inis nnpormni
work.
Tim Military Co'a The three military
companies from Marion county will go to
Cirvallir for the celebration on the 4th on
the evening of the 3d, a special tia-'i meet
ing them at Albany, They will be brought
hack to this city on the morning ot the 5th
in time for the early train. The Albany
company will probably join them.
TKHPKftANCE COLUMN.
Killted by Albany W. C. T. V.
The rcgulur meeting of the Women's
Ch'Ist?an Temperance L'ulun, was held on
Tuesuay aitcrpoon. After the usnal rou
tine o business war. dispo ied f the Presl
dent announced that Pimdita Ramabai.t'ic
hhjh cas,e Hindu widow, who has been
lecturing in the East, wou'd be in Oregon
about the 21th of July. This woman Is
la'sing f j ids for opening a Tn'ininj; School
for hlg'icaste H'ndu widows, by col'cc.'ops
after lectin cs and by foTn'n what Is
k lown as fie Ramabal C'rc'c-j. We will
give l.it-ir just the niann-"- In which t-ic-se
a e e.ganized. A mo. ion pissed toa ivcr
ta!n upon wl-"t terms we could have her in
Albany. The pioplc of our city would
doubtless be pleased to hear one who has
by her simple and er .-rest atory of the
wrongs of tne wo-nca in he- country, en
I'sted thousands in the work of reform.
Four weeks from tips meeting, Mrs. Ko.i id
will give a Bible reading f.om :he hook of
Esther, to which all pc: sons, whether mem
bers oZ the Union or not, are cord'ally in
vited. A Bible reading will alsi be held at
the residence of Mr Andrew McCoy on
Srond St., on next Tuesday a'lernoon at 3
o'clock.
A circula' letter from Mrs. L. II. Addi-
to-, Si p't.of the department of Temper-.-
lceanu Labor was read by the Secretary.
Si e earnestly rup-csts ihe Unions to read
.-p ,.ie labor question, anu si ;;gest- a num
ber of bcoks as helpful. Th i que.; bn d!s.
r jsowd is a very important one ar.d should
be given thorough study, as our cause w'll
p-osperonly in propor.ion to our educa
l on.
Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, of Maine, on b?-
i-ig asked if the porses'.lon the reveuue
t- . receipt was a gi est hilp in convicting
a 'iq- or-scllcr answc ed as follows : "One
rr-ij.it reasonably think that gooS proof
could be secured to help in enfo-tementof
stale law. but such Is not the case. On any
o.heyUan the liquor question this might
be managed perhaps. A law was pjssed a
year ago, in Maine, mak'nj the holding of
a a3 rctcijiiiiiiiii yirus tnuw ---
a linuor seller : but I have not known of
one case in a year where it hasainoun'sd
to anything ; and 1. never win in my opin
ion. ' Our 'national' rum shops are among
our worst ones. And we are pewcrleisto
help ourselves. State law is thus over
ridden, and made harder to enforce, instead
of being helf ed in any way."
A Stuffed Mas. In a store window on
First strset ia a figure stuffed in overalls,
blouse, a pair ot boots and hat.qttito a aheep -ish
looking sffair, Protruding froma pocket
is a badanna handkerchief, and on the hand
kerchief a label readies; "free trade." Just
what the stgsiticance is has not yet been
learned. We do not think the proprietor in
tended it ss a hit at the democrats, for they
are favor,ns tariff reduction: we expect he
means be will trade the overalls and handker
chief for money at euca a cheap price that
will be practically free. -
Grand Jury. The grand jury this
afternoon brought in not a true bill against
Frank and George Cook for selling spirit
uous liquors without a license. Also not
a true bill against Arthur Burton charged
with rape. Also not a true bill airains'
David Keenan charged with larceny. Also
not a true bill against Nick and Clara Kine
charged with larceny in a dwelling. Ihe
latter parties forfeited a $50 bail.
Put Up. A Lebanon gentleman says
the hose team of that city is ready to run
the Albany team for $20 and he has $ico
himself to put up on it. 'If he is really In
earnest he can be accommodated so quickly
that it will make his head spin. 1 hat place
has a good team ; but It will probably not
run cither the Albany . or Portland team
hub and hub.
His Vol e. -Millers vote in the late elec
tien was 1974. Marion county cast the
largest prohibition vote, 3S7. In Curry,
Klamath and Wallowa none was cast at
all. In Lake just 1, and hew lonesome the
fellow must have been. Multnomah was
second, and Lfnn i behind.
Picnic Postpoxed. On account of too
much rain the union picnic announced to
take place to-morrow has been postponed
until the dry season shall have fully set in,
that is, indefinitely.
Died. On Mondnj, June 2o, 1S88, the
wile of W T Cochran, of Brownaviiie A
largo concourse of people attended the funer
al on Tuesday.
AiTRAcrivi Three yoang coons brought
into town by R D Murray attracted consider
able atteutiou this forenoon.
Hotel ArTlvr".
Rusk House J TO'.rock, Portland ; V
V Axtcll, Ohio ; Wm Warburton ! F M
tumbaugh ; W M Morrow, Lebanon ; A
II Black, Portland j A Meyer, Minn. ;
Charles Smith, East Porliand ; It Noland;
I C Johnson, Add Harman, Scio ; J P
Que:ner, SUiyton ; I N Brown, Princville;
J M Doff ; James Currcn, Stayton ; G II
liaird, sanliam ; ii I ungues anu wire ;
Joe Haevc, Salem ; Jos Sill, N C ; W E
Price, Ashemn : R S Rice, Mchamn j W
II Hcseman, Rock Creek i J E Sorbin,
Gatesvllle : Hugh Donley, Spokane Falls;
W B Robertson, Rock Creek ; J Dienger,
city.
Revere House. John Emerson, city j
J II McNeil, Toledo ; D B Beers, Port
land j R A Prntt, G W Cox, W B Cox,
Mchamn ; F Rucket, Portland i L Man
dell, Philadelphia s II W Holden, Detroit,
Mich, j E W Hansen, S F ; B Igstacdter,
sr.'-
WHAT L E. BLAIN HAS.
An immense number of suits of clothing, dres
and business, for men and boys, Prices low when
quality is considered,
cikltit roi'KT.
Tho'ollow- .f decisions have been rend
ered up 10 ti.iiu of going to press.
-t. In re-assihunient of Thomas Montei'.h
ton. Continued.
2----In 'he matter of the assignment of
, ,u luiuiveni aeptor. Assignment
Continued.
a "'J? n ,eo S F,olhx ' J S Cochran nd
ucd ' r" rocover money, Contin-
2,)0. .In A Pnr.l ... CI .
,., undue nfc JjVOSWay,
lo recover money. CWinuca.
Assignment Shane StLonsway. Con
tinued 250. Assit'tirYtAtif .r..v..n.. i. cl .
r. , . o - ;o"Ju ob nneitou.
Continued.
2S7. 1 . !l menfc ll,v Ar A -Li... f
23. TEIu..jnniri....i
1 ---- .w. H 11 Liaistcau. fore
closure, chatel mortgage. Inferred and con-tiniifii.
l2'.)l. Onion f If T T...r
foregone mechintd hen. Continued.
John VVGoarv ak 'an .r
and Mar th A i
; traced. ' ""-" V.00-
'-! Martha Houaton agt Josie Timmer
rnaD. To recover money and attachment.
Continued.
298. MattieM Taylor agt Wm L Tay
lor. Divorce. Divorce granted.
301. .1 II H.,.bu.1 . .. .
er t .1 P. 7. ! ags aoigait Bak-
eretal. Partition. f'nt,n
303. JH Lamar agt Wm Bassett et al.
Foreclosure. Continued
Meckel fc-PitaT l' C' 8!t Thomr-on,
Meckel & Co. To recoyei money; attach
ment. Continued. -n
311, Jaa Mellarsueaiit J H W!,.i. t
agea. Continued. '"
Utter List.
Follominir Is the list ol !ttr f.ii.
nmu , ..ms in ln rost
Office, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, June 29 lets
Persons calling for theu ltt i .'
-1.1 . . "" u oats OB
"...v.. nioy worvauvx-ruwxl :
AlliMr. l'rsa.l
Barnr -, in i Cyntlrta A.
Ha. ,, Mi:s Ullie,
Morrti, Mis. Allie, .
Smith 11...
Wilaeo. Wm.
II fvlr. Ul - in 1.
Golilen, Janfr U. (a)
Ketam, Mr, J. o
NVton. J. M,
Hiarp, w. J.
R. THOMPSON, P M.
A vory large stock of shoes and boots, a splen
did one to select from, as it contains all grades at
prices to suit
D ozens of styles of the vory latest goods in
neckwear, and prices remarkably low. 50 cents
buys a necktie of splendid quality and 25 cents a
good one,
A variety of styles of hats hardly 'equalled this
side of Portland, and a stock of furnishing goods
extensive in its nature.
A stock of goods all together that speaks f j
itself on inspection.
Fosters Block, Albany, Op.
AT COST!
Having decided tu olose out oul nsiness here,Vewili sell our
ENTIRE STOCK
-0F-
hing, Famishing Goods, Hat3, Caps, Trunks, Valises, I-;'
At Cost !
Those wishing bargains will call early boforo the steck is broken, as these
goods mus'. be sold within the next 90 days.
C. B. Roland & Co.
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