Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, July 03, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat Tuesday Evening, July 3, 1888 HTITM tit NlrTrfVU, Kilt ami I'uilNhori. Iii'lt'iu.I tivttry tUy lu t!u Jw. L. (Sunday oxcojtol.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Pullverml by uaarlor wr week 9 . l& Hy limit, wr yn.ir ...... 6, W lly mill, por iii Jii'Ji bu RATES F33 WEEKLY : On yumr, In aUvartr ........ ..$.00 One year, ut- wl f year 14,60 His fi'untliit, 111 ulvaticu 1.00 Entorai at tia pt OiHtoat Albany, Or as aoeond-claNH mail matter. LOCAL RECORD. How. To boom a city 1 to, talk abeut It. Write about it. Beautify the streets, lie friendly to everybody. Elect good nientoof fices.Kecpyoursldcwnlks ingood repair. Sell all you can and buy all you can at home.. If you are rich Invest In something ; cm ploy Homebody, Be courteous to strangers that come among you, so they will go away with good Impressions. Always cheer on the men who go In for improvements.' Your portion of the co;t will be noJiing but that wh'ch is right. Don't hick at any proposed improvements because It is not at your own door, e.-fenr that your l.r:cs will be raised 50 cent.-.. If you wish to hurt it, oppose Improvements. Mistrust its public men. Run it down to strangers. Go away from your wn ncl;jht)orhc 3d to trade. He fuse to advertise in home paper or subscribe fr it ; borrow your neighbor's. Do not invest accnt ; lay your money out some where else. He particular to discredit the motives of public spirited men. Lengthen your face when a stranger speaks of locat ing amongvou. If a man wants to buy properly, ask him two prices for It. Refuse to sec liie merit in any scheme that docs notdirectly benefit you. To-Morrow. To-night three military companies will arilvc in the city from Marion county on their way to Corvailis. They will be received by ''F" company! and wcwill have a little celebration of our own this evening. To-morrow morning at 7 o'clock the train will leave for Corval lis, and the Albany company will be on board, and nearly the whole membership will be in full uniform, because the whole Business is a rcjimcn'al affair and there is n line of $5 for absenting oneself from li. This makes some of our soluiers sqii'rm, but the drill is a grand one, end it is no doubt a good tiling to have a discipline thit will make p. company prompt:. If a hose team goes from Albany it w'll be an Im promptu affair. In Albany all the places of business, but the saloons and a few refreshment plpces, will be closed. This includes the Democrat office. Its ma chinery will take a rest for b.ie day, and force go where it listcth. Iliirrah! Advertising. The benefits of adver tising were plainly noticeable yesterday, says an Astoria paper, when at one grocery store which pays the printer liberally each month, a full corps of clerks were busy all day, while at another the proprietor sat mournfully in the door reading a paper, while his clerk paced the floor when the rain was falling and played ball when the sun shone. Still some people begrudye the paper a few dollars per month for blowing their business. Struck It. II. C. Clement 'eft 0:1 the morning train for ills homj at Tacoma, MrsCleniciu) remaining with her parent) at Shcdd. "Clem" has had good fortune siaHng him in the face lately. One of hi first cnte prir.es at Tacoma -rs the pur chasing of a forty acre trrct, on some one else's money, for $30 an ac-e, which he eventually sold for $ioco an acre. We u.idei stand he has property left, after hav ing solii nca.ly $joo,ooo worth, that if kcit a cw years will probably make a mil'ionri.-c of him. No o.ie deserves It mo.ct.ian Mr. Clement and Aloany peo ple will .ejoicc in his success. ORciiAiins. A California gentleman says '.I pco.ilc here only knew what mag nificent advant'iges they have for making the Willamette Valley one of the finest . fruit counties in the world they would not be so slow in sailing out orchards of all l;ln!s. The vicinl y of Albany shoulu be dotted wiih orchards, whereas there P'e couvip.'a.lvely few. Those wiio ro 1 wo:-.: now l.i a few years will rctp a bjin tiful '.-rretf, by at least receiving a fancy price for their property. A Kd.sk Wiphr. The Idea of using the American Hag ns a nose wiper Is ridiculous hcyoud expression. In Chicago a few days ngo a Wisconsin Republican saw a man wipe his nose with the siar spangled ban ner, nnd stepping up to him, knocked him down and wiped the dust with him. This is the basest purpose for which the Ameri can flag has even bec-n used. To Ai.uiva. Mr. T. Anderson, who has mixed drinks behind Max Baumgart's bar " for these many years, left this noon for Al blna, where he will open a saloon himself. Yesterday Mitchacl Peyser was filling the ftosltinn; but we are not informed whether ic will be the permanent bar tender. As we only take water straight It doesn't In terest us very much nny way. New embroidery just received at Head's W F His Nicw Story. II. Rider Haggard has just written a new book, In his usual awful style, which, by the way we do not appreciate at all, except as an illustration of how a man can lie when he sets himself down to business. Haggard Is a bigger lier than Ell Perkins, and doesn't write sense anyway. How his works have ever had such a big circulation beats us. The new sfory is entitled "Mr. Mecson's Will,'' and the heroine, Miss Augusta Smithcrs, is an authoress who has a great deal of trouble In England and skips to Australia to get out of it, but gets stiipwrecked on an island with old Mcesen the publisher, who has previously disinherited his nephew on Gussle's account. Then old Mecson gets ready to turn up his toes to the daisies, and remorse strikes him and he has a new will tattooed on Augusta's shoulders, as that is the only parchment obtainable. And die he does, while Augusta, after living 011 crabs and cuttle-fish for awhile, is rescued by a whaler and sent back to England, and meets old Mceson's nephew who marries her on sh'ht. Then they net the old man's wealth and raise the wages of authors, binders, printers and everybody else con nected with the book-making fraternity. Siiootino Accident. About 2 o'clock this afternoon, on the McConnell place near this city, Charlie Dougherty and Fred' Davis, a young man, who lives across the rlycr, who was working for him, were load ing a gun with some shells, when a very serieus accident happened. The former, after the gun was loaded went to place it j on a box, and at the same time young Davis passed in front of the gun. The hammer accidentally struck the edge of the box and the gun, a musket, was dis charged, the full load of shot entering one of the calves of Davis, causing a danger ous wound. Dougherty jumped on a horse and rode to this city, returning with Dr. Maston, who dressed the wound. Dr. Maston, who has just rcturned.statcs that Davis's leg will have to be amputated in the morning. It Was a Tkmperanck Lfsson. The Eugene Journal thus talks In reference to Gra.it Osborne, who died from an ove. dose of morphine in this city recently, 'n a manner thr-t must make our young men slop and think: "We have known Grant Osborne since he was a little boy. When a little boy he used to spend much of his time at our house, rml was one of the most industrious, trustworthy and blif'nfz little boys we ever knew. Gant's mi.'.fo.'lune rnd death were caused by gelling into bad comnany and acquiring a taste for st"ong d Ink before he arrived at maturity. But for these bad associates he would have been a blessing to society and an honor to his f.unily. He was natuially an excellent boy, smart, honest and Industrious. Aiif.m ! The Salem Stattsman gives an extended account of the firemen's excur sion to Albany, and closes with its usual donkey's brey at our city : "The people of Albany treated their visitors very hospita bly, and everybody returned with the best of feelings toward them. Their city con tains some fine business houses, but their streets indicate a terrible unwillingness to work rpad ta::es. They are abominable, and so are the sidewalks. The streets are narrow, and even then three-fourths of their width is grown to dog weed two feet high. There are but two that show any signs of travel, and those are in very poor condit'on. 1 he excursionists were all glad that they lived in a city of Salem's beauty. and were glad to get back to it." Right here allow us to remark that we are glad that you live there too. About the Mines. The following from the Orcsonian, in connection with what Ihe Democrat said yesterday about the Sanliam mines, is to the point, and be hooves our citizens to watch for develop ments : Mr. McLcran, Jr.. accompanied by a competent epert, has just returned from the Santiam district, after giving the mines of the Galena Mining and Milling Company, of which Mr. McLcran is presi dent thorough examination. 1 tie expert, it is understood, is astonished at the excel lence of the silver mines he found on the Santiam. A full report will be published this week, which should be read, as the ob ject will be to show that Oregon in mineral, as well as agricultural, resources is to-duv the richest slate in the Union. A MonEi. Farmer's Home. A gentle man who has been out through the county says probably the most model farm hoiue in Linn county Is that of Mr. L. C. Sliat Ion, of Millers Station, lie lias a ve.-y neat residence, a handsome iron and wi.e fence around his yard, good barns and as even a lawn as there Is in Albany, Thi he l.eens smooth with a new lpwn motve and green t'.iro,li the whole summer by water f.'om a tank Kent fil'cd by a wl id mill. M. St ration sets the farmers of the county a good e.;a nple. It pys to !ve one's home sii. roundings as pleasant as It is possible to make them. 1 Talk Cheap. Talk is cheap, Is It Well, you just get a lawyer o do a little talking for you, and then mark the figures on his bill. You will soon learn that talk is quite the reverse of being cheap Groceries and crockery wa-e, lho"jh, when bought of Com Bros., r-.ft cheap r.a ti-lk pencall" Is, bee. 1 se fielr e-:ienscs p.e light. If you will ca'l at the'r nert sio e you will find t.iat It Is an e-.ccMc'it place to get first-class goods pt boiicn ,i.ices. River 'Traffic The Occident th. mo.ning took from the Magnoli.i m' U 4000 bushels of wheat for O-cgon C'. y. River traffic Is now uncommonly good 0 id very large for June. Just a Few. Of those beaded wrapps left and they shall be sold at cost at Mon telth & Scltcnbach's. ' HOME AND A llltO AD. New shoos at Read'.. Mason fruit jar. at Keutoas. Six shavos or dollar at L. Viersck's New ribbon all shades and stylei at Read's Mr. Jac. Newman, of Waterloo, is io the oity. IToti John Burnett, of Corvailis, is in the city. Col Cone'and lectures in Astoria to-mm. row night, Fine stock of fly nets just received at .1 .T Dubiuillo's. II L Hutl J, of Peoria, returned home f mm Portland to-day. A clean townl fur evory customer at I. Viercck'a barber fchop. Miss Electra Stitei wtut to Harrisburp this noon on a visit to see aid friends. Mr Thos Kay, the Brownsville Woolen Mill man, was in the city this forenoon. Air Gearhart and two (iauahtcrs. of Califer oia, are visiting with Mr Courad Meyer. Mr Wm Schooling and wiff. of Ellens- burgh, W T, passod through Albany this noon for Uarrisburg, on a visit to his pur- en ts ha Davidson Broc. who were in this city recently, exhibit 111 Portland to-day an, I to morrow for the celebration, and will receive $1U0 for their work. The firm of Stewart Sox already this summer has sold about tea threshing out'its, Kussell & Oo'a threshers and eizines. and Osborne binders havo been leayiug their place in lare,o outnbere, Now that the campaign has opened every one should tako some of the leading papers. Subscriptions fur all tho leading newspapers and magazines received hy F. L. Kenton. Judge Strahan and son, Claud, arrived in the city this nnon, and willsperjdthe 4th in Corvailis. The supreme euurt adjourned until the 2Sth, practically for the summer. J E Fealon is coite:uine the oSuo of county judge of Lane county. Most election contests end the way they begin. If a man runs for othceand guts le,t he ouht to sub mit vhatever his politics. Mr Stewart, wba closed out Mr Geo Strong's businoss iu this city several months ago, returned to Albany this morning from Southern Ortgon, where he has been rusticat ing several months, until he looks like a granger, a good completion by the way. He intends remaining in toe V alley. Hannah Gorman, once a slave, mother of the well known Hi Clorman, died in Salem, from heart disease, at the age of 82. Mrs Ben Johnson, of this eity, attended the fun eral yesterday, anil to-day was accompanied home by several of the relatives of tbo dis eased, who conveyed the body to Corvailis, where it was buried this afternoon. MACHINE OILS. Tho b"st varieties of machine oilg to be had are kept by Stewart A Sox, especially the kinds that have been thoroughly tested by the Linn county farmers. Prices guaranteed. WAGONS, HACKS AND BUCCIES. We are now agents at this place for the celebrated wagons, hacks and buggies made by Fish Bros., cf Racine, Wis., and can gire bettor goods and lower prices than ever before. Remember that we want your trade and will make it an ob ject for you to come and see us. tewrt Box. BINDINQTWINE We start in this season with 60,000 pounds of absolutely pure msnilla bind ing twine, which we will sell at as low a P'lce as the quality of the goods will ad- mere is very nine 01 ino pnre In the market, and agreat deal of poor twine is being offered at low prices. We would -v Ku w uu your oraers jor me oest. Stewart 4 Sox. FamiArS. Minamk. I. t . . 1. : liavf. ll.n l I t: . 1 ... '. - xiuuers and Mowers, the strongest, Ugliest run. nlnir. and hAtifc mmi.. m.ni.un i .1.. market, TV e can it-lve vou Inst 99 frond terms as anyone, and probably a little better: nt p.n. niaMm. , fore you buy. Stewart & Sox. A Runaway Coming into the city from the country this forenoon, Mr. G. B Haight picked up a runaway team near the cemetery. All along this side he run across wheels and broken pieces of wagon, and finally a ship-wrecked wagon wiin a nat in 11. wnen put togetner tuey proved to Be theoutmot Mr. Aaron Cohen Three boys were driving the team when tncy became irighlcncd and ranawav, the boys deserting them before receiving any injury, more than a lew Bruises. Dr. J. B. Pilkingtov. Dr. J. B. Pilk ington, surgeon, occulist and medical spec ialist, will be at the Revere house, Albany, all day Tuesday, July 10, iSSS, and will give tree special examination to all cases of eye, ear, lung, chronic, nervous or rectal diseases that will come early on that day. Several hundred references given. Sleepy Salem. The amount of life there is in Salem was well illustrated yes terday. It was the regular day for fire men's eleel Ion, but there was actually no one present 10 open me pons, no Interest was taken, and the whole mailer went by default. The present officers will held over. A Variety. On a tree In the yard of nn Albany gentleman may be seen a fine assortment of plums, prunes and apricots, nil in their plorv. The slrrht nmtr pleasing one. Apricots can be raised here nea-ly as well as plums, and it is strange so lew, practically, none, are raised In the Willamette valley. Weather Report. For 24 hours, be ginning at 7 o'clock, p. m. Local rains, nearly stationary tempera- All kinds of fruit jars at Browne'l & StaL urns. Fine mixed and plain pickles at Wallace & Thompson's. Patronize home industry. Try one of Joseph's o-cciit cigar, nrst of his own make. Hotel Arriya's. BINDERS AND MOWERS. iHRESHERS AND ENCINES. - ThO CAlAlirfttAA Ofinlna. ...1 ftmon, rjoilHI OLU1 rj HI1U saw mills manufactured by Russell fc Co. nirujaiuuu, uuio, are now soli by n-. Tbey are last taking the lead in the Valley and invariably give satisfaction. Stewabt & f ox. HARVESTING SUPPLIES, Before you start your mower, binder or threshing outfit come to our store and set your suplies. We keep almost anything you will need, and at prices you will be atiued with. Stewart & Sex, Revere IJouse. E E Davis, Harris burg ; II W llohlen. Detroit, Mich. ; C F Bedlield, Lebanon ; F S Henry, John F llenrv.C M I'cters.E Harrison, A f Eried rich, New York ; L llashrouck, Brov-ns-ville j W li Walker, Portland j S Splcer, Baltimore, Ma. ; W P Brindle, Portland ; W A Pierce, Zanisvlllc, Ohio ;. A A Whit nev, Ohio ; Geo R Reed, Boston, Mass. ; II "Bosgs.San Ilernandino.Cnl. j W Wright, Corvailis ; M B McMahon, S F ; A S Strahan, Salem ; Claud Strahan, Salem. Russ House. A W Dawcs.Philomalh; C A Baldwin, Jos Misncr, Rhcdd ;. Mrs Mcekens, Dan B Foster, Jr., Yaqulna ; P A Harris; R L McClure,Salcm ! B F Bod well and wife, Miss Blanche Bodwell.Miss Edna C Trailer, Los Angeles, Cal ; II A Wilcox, Cleveland, Ohio : A L Souther land ; A Brink, Sclo ! M M Stewart, wife and child, A Beeker.R F Cantcrburv.clty ; E T T Fisher.Millcr. Yoa will save monry by taking yonr sick sowing-machine to the repairer, B F Prraons at Sixth and Jefferon Sti., AlbaDy, Orego SAY! HERE IS A BARGAIN FOR YOU. GRAND CLEARANCE SALE OF Brownsville Clothing, COMMENCING JULY 2nd. We offer stock of mens' clothing on the Brownsville counter at wholesale celt The Co. feel that they have manufactured more goods this season than they can wholesale, so give tho public the benefit of the prices to close them ont. These goods are made from BUST OREGON WOOL and are first-class. Terms of Sale Cash. This is a splendid opportunity to secure al! wool goods at very low prices. If the manufacturer can't give toii 80TT0M PRICES, WHO CAN ? We have several lines of light weight suits and some odd lots which sre b placed on the C'eaionce Counter at cost. C0UE AND JUDGE FOE, YOURSELVES, L E. Blain, 1 Having deckled tocloeejout outusiness here,'we will sell our ENTIRE S'TOCK -OF- ng, Furnishing Goods, Hati, Caps, Trunks, Valises, S6 At Cost ! . . - . . r- ' 1 Those wishing bargains will call rly before the steck is broken, as these goods m'i'. be sold within the next 90 daj s. C. B. Roland & Co.