Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, June 30, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat Saturday Evening, June 30, 1888 HfirM A IITn, E III in rul Pj'ilNhm. (Sun Uy exotipto.).) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : lUvjrj) byvriirpjr wjjk $ . U (tymiil, nr yjr , bJ) Ity m til, r in ju'Ji . W PATES FOS WEEKLY : Oaoyiiar, tu ailVatico , ono you, at eii'l yiur Six m-wllis, In a'lvii7j ..Si.0.1 . .. a. mi ,.. 1.0) Entorel as thi Put Ottte at Albany, Or as HO'Jond-cUi.is nuill mutter. LOCAL IIHCOM). Litkrary Taste. A littln larger audi ence greeted Col. CupelanU Inst night on the occasion of his second lecture, In this city. 'The subject wan "The Mislnkcs of l!ob." It wan handled in a manner sur pawed probably by no other lycucin orator Col.Copeland possesses a vein of wit and humor that pleases without shocking. One never sleeps while he talks. His words iloiv in a continuous 'stream, and his stage action is very effective. 1 lis lec!urcs were really the greatest treat of the year. Right here the people of Albany deserve a lecture for displaying so little taste for a really meritorious entertainment, beside which theaveragcthcatcroffcrs no comparison. A darkey show or a third-class opera that ponder to the lower tastes wil! draw a crowded house at a dollar, while the Ice- turcr, like Col. Copeland, who makes the ribs rattle also, has to speak to a house, characterized more by quality than by quantity. It is the same taste that makes trashy literature preferable to solid matter, and is not peculiar to Albany ; but is a national matter now. 1 he plattorin et to day is not the platform of twenty years Tub M. A.T' SaturimyNkiut. Satur day night comes around this week with a pros pect of clearing weathor in fsct aod not mere ly on tlio flag polo It psys to stand in with the Bremen whether in tournsment matters or fire matters generally. No one in Albany ever mads a cent yet by opposing them .... We observe that there is a healthy trade in Albany for this season. There is this about our city, Whit we get we are keeping. Two banks and a hotel have just shut down at I.os Angelas, and matters thero are said to bs down. Wo want do such boom as that. Steady growth is what builds a eity. Spasms shake a man to pieces in time. . . .Next week our county atlairs will bo run uy a dilleront set of men ;yet no doubt villrnn along in the same even tenor. Sheriff1 Smallman does the proper thing in seleotiug the present Sheriff, Mr. Smith for his deputy, because he knows the business. Mr Redheld will remain in the Clerk's office for about a month and Mr. Davis will run the Recorder's odico alone. . . Linn county has some of the best butter makers in the world, and the number is in creasing. At one timo at was difficult to se cure a good article. Now it is an easy mat ter. The M AjT is not in favor ofproinicuoua Sunday excursions. We should keep Ore gon from tne stigma that eha-acterixes Cali fornia citios, where Sunday exoursions aro the rule and immorality leads. We are glad to have tho Salem firemeu visit us, but some other day than Sunday should have been ; soleoted. SotVKXiRS. There was a nice com pany ef young people last evening at the pleasant home of Thos. Montcith, there ere also some nice older people, but the lounger generation ruled matters. It was a Y. P. S. Sec. social. Several lively games were played, the minds of those pres ent received some polishing touches, and a vcrv palatable lunch was served. After this came the souvenir part of the affair. Two bright looking Misses presented each of the guests with some pretty ribbons, : those received by the ladies were attached f to bran new pieces of wood, such as keep the good housewife's sheets and pillow : cases from falling off the line, while i those received by the gentlemen were nt- ' tached to pieces of clay such as grace the s lips ot rut nciahbcrs, or the more rulv i ones of the little Hoy nnd girl, as they send soap bubbles noallng through the nir, '. rlain ornaments, they made very nice souvenirs, and sirucK the ukmocrat man . who was present, In a remarkably tender spot. Of Mutual Uknki-it. Geo, E. Hardy, of Lebanon, has made the following propo sition to the people of Lebanon: "I ngree to construct a telegraph line from here to J Albany nnd operate the same nt the usual rates established by all other telegraph lines, to furnish everything and keep it in repair, on condition of n bonus of three hundred dollars; thatls if the citizens will donate that much I will furnish the bal- nee and obligate myself to operate the ine. If the people ot that cltv ilonotnc Cent this nrnnosillnn nt double nitick snred Shcy hardly know how their bread is but tered, une ot the crying needs ot tnnt vi cinity is a telegraph line to Albany from riiatcitv. Ox The Verc;k. Thos. Kay, a resident itif Ashland in "ye olden time," but now in (created In the Brownsville, (Linn county) woolen mills, arrived In town Wednesday. His reported that nelson tne verge ot soil ing his Brownsville interests and looking tins way. Ashland juungm From Lebanon Par-Kit. Thursday about 11 o cluck Sylvester liurrell weut into C, B, Muntagae's store to purchase a suitof clothes. A tramp, giving the namo of Frank Uoy ooljv, came in about the same time and atcK'd mound watching the movements ; Mr Uurre.I laid his vest, with a watch in the pocket, on the counter tviiilo he went to the back end of the itore to try on the pants, while so engaged the tramp moved around where tho vest was lyiug aud shortly a'tor weut out. Mr. Burrcll immediately inisued the tvatch and suon started out to tind (ho fell'iw. While a warrant was lioiuy made out Kuyiiuhls weut to J. O. Roland's har ness simp an 1 pocketed a pair of nice buggy li'iua vul a ccllul ml handled whist broom, and then started down the rulroad track. All the things but the watch were found .... We aro lufomed by Mr. brook, of Sweet Ilonii', that their school lyis just closed a very prosperous term under the elliuieut inaimgtMrinut of l'rof, A. J. Shanks. This excellent school closed ou tho -2nd inst,, with forty-eiht students in actual attend ance, and the people havo shown their ap preciation of l'rof. Shanks's faithful work by re-c'ectiug him for auolhcr full term, though uiidcrlidiU'n by a competitor Mrs. Annie lilaukhuru, of Crawfordsville, mot with quite a painful accident last Thursday night, caused by tne explosion ol a lamp, blie was burned badly ou the loft arm and hauil in attoniutini! to extinguish the tire. It was a narrow es cape from a serious accident, as there were fourothermembers of the family m same room. Tbey came very nt-ar loosing their house aud its contents, as mjst everything in the room was set on tiro bv the biiruiiiL- o I Clark Braden whilo here received the following letter from Silverton : "Dear Sir .'--I learn that your life will be in datuer if you ao to Mollala or to that grove. Von nau Hotter write to H.-c. Thomas at Mollala. F. 0. MoCauley." The School Teachers' The Demo crat has received from State Superinten dent McElroy instructions In reference to the National School Teachers' Association. As several from Linn county will attend we give rates and particulars : The 0. & C. has established the following rates to San Francisco. From Portland, $33-35 ; from Albany, $33.15. These round-trip tickets Include the $2 fee lor membership in the Association. All persons holding such arc entitled, free of any other charge, to have mailed to them the bound volume of the proceedings of the meeting of 18S8 j also will be entitled to all of the tree ex cursions in California, etc. ; but care must be taken while in San Francisco, to obtain a certificate of membership from the Sec retary. The Oregon Pacific Railroad com pany will sell round-trip excursion tickets trom Albany or Corvallis to San t ranclsco and return for $14, and will Include meals and berths sn the steamers. These tickets will be placed on sale on or about July 7th, nnd will make them good to return on or ueiore September 30th. ine steamer will sail trom Yaqutna City on or about July 1 1th. The Orciron Railway anr! Nnvbra lion Co. names a rate of $25 from Port land and return, by steamer. This rate will include meals and berthson the steam ers, and the $2 membership fee. These excursion tickets wiil be placed on sale from July 7th to July 15th, Inclusive and will be good tor return passage until Kept, 30th. Fire Matters. Two meetings were held last evening by Albany fire companies No. i's who have already voted $50 for the hose team without opposition, voted another $50 to assist in defraying the ex. penses of the team to Seattle, No. 2's held a rather stormy meeting and voted the same amount by a scratch. With $200 raised by the citizens the boys left this morning in a very fair financial condition If they win their share of the races, our citizens will be content, and there is little doubt that they will, for they have the metal. .If Scoggins, the Portland profes sional timekeeper, who kept slow time for Albany and fast time for Portland, were in Albany he would receive a benefit. The actual time made by the Albany team in the speed race transpires to have been 27 1-5 seconds, but the Portland man had his watch say about 30. The whole thing was the grandest Imposition ever perpetrated. Our Signal Service. It seems that the signal service system of weather signals has been discontinued at many places. The dispatches to-day state that Representative Hermann called upon the signal service division of the war department and urged the continuance at Albany, Oregon, of the weather signals which have been maintain. cd here for some time. Gen. . Greeley, chief signal officer, gave Mr. Hermann an assurance that weather signals shall be maintained at Albany. Mr. Herman and Mr. Greeley have our thanks. The ser vice though not absolutely . correct Is a grent convenience and generally tells the irath. Wash attiie Bay. An old acquaintance from Albany, Mr Wash Andersoo, arrived hero by Wednesday's train. He made us a friendly call Thursday morning. Always glad to sue old friends, and it is needless to say to those who know us bost, nur latoh striuif always hands out. Pout. Several of onr Irieinl'j will be there on the 4sh and it will take several sturgeon and potatoes to 8upply them.- To-Morrow. Chief Euginour Webber re quests us to announce that the excursion party of Salem firemen will be in Albany to- morrow at 10-30 o'clock, when they will bo formilly received at Nj 2's fnll. It is re quested that publie halls be left open for the convenience of the visitors. New P. M's. Dr. J. II. P. Hope has been appointed Postmaster at Lebanon to succeed County Clerk elect Montague, and C. D. Vandyke at Millers, to succeed II. B. Miller, now a resident of Albany. IIOMK AM) AHIiOAl). Now shres at Head's. Mason fruit jars at Ketitou's. Six shaves or a dollar at L. Viorecks New ribbon all shades and style 1 at Head's Fiue stock of fly nets just r ceived at J J Dubiuillo'e. Prof Hornr.r, of Ronoburg, is in the city, accompanied by Prof hoya). The Young block will be con-pli:ted ready fur accupaucy in about two weeks. E N Smith, recently from the Kmt, has been appointed 0 P spoilt at this city. A clean towe.1 for every criatomor at L Vioreck'e barber shop. Kvorything bought and soil at M Frank lin k Co's second hand stor, Albany, Or. Premium Savon soap direct from tho fac tory at F L Kenton's, $1 per box: 20 lbr. full weight. Call on L K Blaiu fur bargains ou his Brownsville counter. Splendid good at wholesale cost. Latest arrival from Chicago choics dried beef, No, 1 white fish, luackeral, oto,, at Hrnwuell Si Stauaid's. The duties collected at the custom heuse at Portland from the 1st to the 20th of this month amounted to over $105,000. The men putting don the sidewallt in front of the Flinn block understand their businest, aud thnir name is not Carson. County School Superintendent-Elect Curl has returned from Rutiede, in Eastern Ore gon, where he has been visitiag his parents. Now that the cimpaigii has opened every one should take some of the leading papers. Subscriptions for all the leading newspapers and magazines received ny F. L. Kenton. Mrs Robert Gillock died last Tuesday moruinor of the neuralgia of the heart, at Crawfordsville. She bad been tick but two days She was brn in 1819, and was a cot r sistent member of the M E church for maDy years. COUNTY COURT. ItKAL rTAT.8Abfi. j As recor Ud In the County Clerk's office of Linn county, Oregon : A R Cyrus toZidana A Hardy, 1-8 otacrc $ goo Da id Bilyeu to R A Burrs, 121.74 acres, tp 1 1 , 1 w 2Soo W R Graham to Margaret Graham, twenty acres adjoining Albany 5 Elizabeth M Nickerson to Peter Bithcr, 195.24 (p 3, 3 w 3750 h a to Joseph Thompson, 320 acres (P 3, 3 w pa(cnt G W Croisantby I) S Smith, Sheriff to Wm Cospcr,320 acres tpo,: E 3501.31 R Kochlerto R B Vunk, 2 lots, blk 100 M's S A, Albany 325 Settled at Last. Mr. J. Gradwohl has a weather indicator which he informed us, this afternoon, points out the pleasing fact that the weather is now about settled and that the farmer may now lay aside his fears so far as more rain Is concerned. Weather Report. For 24 hours, be. ginning at 7 o'clock, p. m. Clear weather, rising temperature. AH kinds of fruit jars at Brown-'I & Staa-ards. New embroidery ju3t received at W F R.Md s Fine mixed and plain pickles at Wallace Ai Thom?son's. Patronize home Industry. Try one of Joseph 5-cent cigars. First of his own matte. The finest Roast coffee in the market at Wallace Thompson's. Just a Few. Of those beaded wrapps eft and they shall be sold at cost at Mon cith Si Scltcnbach's Judite ; Alex Brandon, Commissioner. (J. J. Wbitney The following bills were allowed: W E Curl, salary, $83. 34; J J Whitney, $75; A Brandon, $3.80; E J Miller, 1)10; Jao Miller, $11. SO; D S Smith, $224.39. - . Brownsyille Lodge, No 36, A F & A M, was exempted from taxation on application. The bond of E J O'Conner, surveyor, was approved. Amount, $3000. Sureties, Fred Mueller and John Isoni. Also bond of E E Montagne, county dura. Amount, $10,000. Sureties, G W Smith, J M Ralston, T J Black, C i Burkbart, V Cohen, F M RedUeld and D P Mason. Also bond of John aoiallmaa, bhenn. Amount. $10,090. Sureties. J A Bilyeu, T J Munkers, F P DeVaney, Robert Cary, J M Rilston, A K McDonald and i C Marshall. An Incident. A Brownsville corres pondent of a Pendleton paper gives the fol lowing Incident: "It Is rather a peculiar circumstance that two brothers, separated by hundreds of miles, should be candidates for the same office at the same election In their respective homes j yet such was the case with Mr. Thomas Kirk and his brother Mr. Riley Kirk, who were candidates for representatives on the republican tickc t In Umatilla and Linn counties. The popular ity of both men was fully demonstrated by their ruuning ahead of their tickets. Yet while Mr. Thos. Kirk was elected, his brother was defeated by a small majority." The same writer savs of Brownsville: "It Is a pretty little village of seyen or eight hundred Inhabitants, nestled among the low lying inns on tne caupoo:a river, near its confluence with the Willamette, 104 miles south of Portland, on the N. G. R. R. (The N. G. may stand for no good or nar row gauge, either would be correct.) The town has many features worthy of notice There are woolen mills, sash and door fac tory and a tannery, besides several smaller shops. The pay roll amounts to over $2000 per month, all kept in ciictilation here. What a help such a sum would be to renuleton. Marri ed. Onjune I7th,in Harrisburg, Charles II Tandy and Clara M Goodlim Rev P M Starr otliciating. Though late the Democrat extends the happy couple Us best wishes. In Seattle, recently, Mr F B Van Alstinc and Mrs Sarah J Morgan. I he bride was the widow of Mr John Morgan, of this city, who died in California only a few weeks ago, on whose estate an executor has just qualified. An 'ArrACK The Ysquina gost makes a oolumn and a quarter attack without quarter oa Jo Ben.Laue, agent at the Siletz agency. It asserts that he has been away from the agency witliont leave of abe6Dce for over two weeks, and diver other acti he should not have done. We do not know anything about the matter; but we do know that Mr Wadsworth who was succeeded by Mr Lane is a close neighbor of the P! and has never felt hsppy since he retired tron the agenoy. Leo Broken. A few days ago, Sam, the 14 year old sou of Mr Alex Downing, resid ing in this county, ucnr Stiyton, bad one of his legs broken by a horse slipping aud falling on him. Hotel Arrival', RnvmiE IIotME. CO Jones.S F; H FMo. Conn, S F ; J Kmenon, city ; O E Rumlin, Portlaud 1 E P Shepard, Portland ( J D Sotcher, Walter Jackson, II Eugene Jackson, Corvallis : Levo Hal mar, Salem ; W O Tur rail, S F : J Aodi rson, Portlind ; A Riohter, Racine. Wis. ; J T Harris, S F j Theo Born heim, S Royal, Portlaud ; T J Munkers, Scio ; J D Scharff, Portland. Rush House. B W Cooper; 0 Smith, E P; E O Carr; W M Davidson, Buena Vis ta; J Wilkins; F Wagner: J 8chuetser and wife; J Csrf.on; E T T Fisher, Millers; J Konny ; T J Patterson and family. SAY! HERE IS A BARGAIN FOR YOU. . GRAND CLEARANCE SALE OF Brownsville Clothing, COMMENCING JULY 2nd. We offrr stock of men' clothiog on the Brownsville counter at wholesale cost- The Co. feel that they have manufactured more goods this season than they can wholesale, so give the public the banefit of the prices to close them ou'. These goods are made from BEST OREGON WOOL nnd are 6rst-cla6s. Terms of Sale Cash, This is a splendid opportunity to secure all wool goods at very low prices. If the manufacturer can't give you BOTTOM PRICES, WHO C1N ? We have several liues ot light weight suits aod some odd lots which we have placed on the C'eAtance Counter at sost. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES, L. E. BLAIN. Having decided ticlote out oulusiness hore.'we will sell our ENTIRE STOCK -OF- Clotliiiig, Furnishing Goods, Mi, Caps, Trunks, Talisas, B5). . . At Cost ! J:-- Those wishing bargains will call early beforo the Steele is broken, as these goods mns'. be soid within the next 90 dys. C. B. Roland & Co.