Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, July 20, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDsii By Democrat Friday Evening, July 20, 1888 ATI I'M t Mli rmU, K lit r and Publishers. PublWhoil ovury day In thu jvoulc. SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Delivered by ciirior wr wouk $ .1 My m ill, jmr yr n &.') liy uiul, pur in hi Ji M RATES FJft WEEXLY : Moytur, in alv.iiiue Oueyuu.ab uu 1 of your.. Sixmiutiu, hi a'li'jinu. . , ..di.oo . .. 'iMi .. 1.0 J tirttrimj 1 at tin I st 0:U:oat Albany, Or as KcojuI-cliiKfi mail mat tor. LOCAL UttUOIM). A I'a.viiiiamic Vinw. The fo.lowlnj; from n Snlcm paper Is a very prettily word ed picture of the garden spot of the finest Valley in the world : "Willamette Val ley as viewed from Marion county heights in spring time, presents as fine a landscape as can be had anywhere- on the Pacific Coast. From this point the Valley appears as a grand painting deeply set in an emer ald frame-work ; on the west the coast mountains curve away to the south till they seem to merge into the Calapooia range, which extends east to the Cascade from where the Willamette river, freed from its mountain fetters, sweeps majestic ally on its meandering course through the Valley helow. Near the Calapooia, Al' hany prairie and its surrounding up-lands arc dimly outlined, some forty miles away. As the eye follows the course of the river, on through the evergreen forests and bloom ing hills, the lofty uplands of folk and Yamhill coMnties, appear on it's western banks, opposite Marion. , The woods that skirt the little streams which "put in" to the river from the uplands on either &ide, are thickly strewn with hlooining forest trees, on which many of the most beautiful colors are excpiisitly blended, while glimp ses of coxy farm-houses are caught through the foliage of grand old orchards which send out their snowy petalson each pass. ing breeze. The three counties mentioned, with their far-reaching prairies and picture- csque Highlands, tonctlier with Marlon s beautiful capitol city, arc truly the gems of me vaucy. Claimud. The following is from an ex change and is hut one of several items we have seen on the same subject : "It is claimed by good legal authority that the act creating the office of County Recorder in Linn, Marion, Washington, Yamhill, Clackamas, Clatsop, Umatilla and Union counties is unconstitutional. This may lead to serious complications as those offices have been filled by elections in the -various counties named." Theie is probably noth ing in these claims. The statute on the subject is plain, nd we doubt if good legal authority says the act is unconstitutional. Tiik Company, The Fanner' and Mer chants Insurance Company of this city, is doing a fine summer Business. Its field is the Northwest, the company being represented in every place of any importance in Ore gon arid Washington Territory, It is a splendid company to insure with because it is not only safe and reliable, but is a home institution, and the premium paid to it is circulated at home. Minins Fevkr. Several Albany men are getting "worked up" on the mining question. Even the pioneer barber, Jos Webber, lias caught it a little, and a day or two ago left for Quartzville, in camp.iny with a California miner. Next week C. E. Brownelb Mr. Donclly and two or three others will start for the same place. The Bonanza mine, located by Messrs. Woodin, Read and associates, has now as good prospects as any claim in the Santiain region. All that is needed now is money to develops all these claims. Memory Clltirk. Recently two classes were formed in Corvallis in Prof. Loiscttcs system of memory culture, l'rof. (i. s. Fellows, of the High school at Washington, has just exposed the Pro fessor as a fraud, not the sysfcm but the Professor. The fraud lies in the fact that the "Prof." claims that he originated the system, whereas it transpires that the rules he lays down were in vogue in the days of Arisiottlc, and that the same system was published and taught thirty-five years ago by others in the United States. A Jingle The following is going the rounds of the press: O. Harrison, Hen Harrison, trot out a little jug, and shingle up the cabin Hen, and fix it warm and snug. It was so awfully dusty, Ben, at the Chicago snarl, that perhaps a jug won't be enough; you'd better bring a har'l. And don't forget the cabin, Uen, but keep it somewhere nigh; you wiil need it to crawl into the chilly by and by. The Drummer's Latest. He walks into the store, and during the conversatiou casually remarks, "Well, I think It is a put up job." You look curious and say, ''what," He has you then, and with a Col orado canyon smile remarks, "wall paper." He reached Albany a few dav a,;o and left thUasa relic. If it were not for the festive drummer life would be as dry as a street bummer. While on the subject, when a confiding friend remarks tnat it Is warm or hot the proper thing to sav is "rats." Ilt'iti.i.AK Cai'Tl rku. - Last night about II o'clock, a member of Mr. Williamson's family, residing opposite Mr. Thomas Montelth's residence on Ferry street, dis- covered a man trying to get into the house. They Immediately gave the alarm to their neighbors, Mr. Shane and Mr. Watt Monteith, who rushed from their houses as the man passed along Ferry street towards the city. Watt outran the man and or dered him t stop, near Mr. Young's resi dence. The fellow drew a knife and threatened to use it; but a revolver in the hands of Watt, and a pitchfork in the hands of Mr. Shane, who arrived on the scene soon after, made him yield, and lie was conducted down street. Once or twice he became belligerent with his knife, but Watt's revo'ver brought him to time, and lie was tinnally landed in the caliboose. The man is of the tramp appearance, about thirty-live years of age and is evidently a tough customer. Considerable credit is due Mr. Monteith for capturing the rascal, though nothing very serious can probably lie none lo turn. No one making a complaint the man,wlio refused to give Ids name, was discharged. He has been around Albany over a week on a continual spree. Some one states that at one time he was connected with one of the railroads. An Auvekti si.ni; Scheme. General Tyner,' representing the St, Paul Pioneer I'resS) is coining this way with an advertis ing schemc,and will no doubt attack Albany in time. The proposition he made in Ore gon City is probably the general one and we give it for our citizens to cogitate over: "If Oregon City's people would subscribe for 50 copies of his paper, at $ioa yean then the entire year Oregon City would have special "write ups" in its columns each week, by a correspondent specially designated by the board and paid by the paper. Each such subscriber would re ceive a copy of Rand A: McNally's altas as a gift. The paper, he said, hasa daily cir culation ot 33,000, and reaches the very and reaches the class that desire to emigrate, the native Americans in Dakota and Minnesota that are tired of blizzards. When Oregon had been entirely worked up a central ollicc for the Oregon department would be estab lished in Portland. Mistaken fo a" Birular. Messrs. Geo. Satlcrfield and N. A. Ward live in rooms of the same house on a ranch about 7 miles down the river. Last Friday night Mr. Satlcrfield, not feeling well, got up and went into the kitchen of Mr. Ward to get some medicine, and Ward's wife hearing the noise called her husband who got his gun and opened the kitchen door asked, "who is there ?" but receiving no rcplv fired a load of buckshot striking Mr, Satlcrfield In the tnign mulcting a dangerous wound. Dr. lirown was called, fixed up the bones, and dressed the wounds and hopes to be able to save the limb, but is by no means certain that it can be done. Eugene Reg ister. The Tramp N'i isaxck. They are hav ing a bad time with tramps in Pendleton ; but seem to be going at it in the right man ner. They are using balls and chains and street work as a punishment. Recently seven or eight were given some doses of this medicine. Two of the number re fused to yield when they were removed back to jail, and were fed on bread and water until a little of tneir independence was taken from thein, when they finally agreed to go to work. While the poor devils are the veriest nuslance imaginable, still a person cannot stifle a small feeling of sympathy for their condition. They arc against every man, and every man s hand is against them, a condition they alone are too blame for. We can keep them away from Albany if we will only go at them with "hammer and tongues" when they come here. They arc great advertis ing mediums and very soon they will pass without even leaving their cards. Di'LLEST on Record. It is not over stating fie case to say that right at presen' Prineville is laboring under the pressure of the hardest times it has ever s-jen. Ob serving persons can give the true solution of this state of business affairs, and all can sec at a glance what has caused it. But as few questions can now be discussed with out reflecting more or less upon the politic al questions of the present time, we refrain from saving anything further. .Ycwg, No Rats to This. Warm weather, whatever else it does cannot do away with one's appetite, in fact it increases it, particu larly for fruits, etc., and in fact we eat just about as much of everything except meats. An impoitant tiling, though is to get the best things to be obtained. Conn Brothers, of this city, have built up a splendid repu tation for carrying only first-class grocer ies and keeping on hand only the freshest fruits and produce generally. Call o.i them at their store just east of the Revere house, and see how it Is yourselves. A Fi nny WoRi.n.- -The following taken from a republican exchange, simply shows what a funny world this is. "Bob Ingervill, the infidel, seemed the favorite orator of the republican convention, and Christian men veiled themselves hoarse applauding him.1' Got Licked.- W. S. Ilufford, got licked last June for prosecuting attorney by J. W Hamilton and he got licked last week by- Sam Case for an affair In which a woman plays a very prominent pari. I alette. Weather Indications. For the 34 hours beginning at 12 o'clock, noon. Warmer, clear weather. Messrs. Burkhart & Miller sold yester day to Mr. L. M. Curl, County School Su nerintendent, the residence of Mr. L. Nel- I son,siluated corner of 4th and R.R. streets, the consideration ncing 700. HDJIK AND AiiliO.WI. New shoes at Read's. Six shaves nr a d-ill ir at L Viereclt. Niw riWvii Jill lnl h a'i 1 wei at Iteid's J. P. Wallaee, Physician r.m Surgeon, Al bany, Or. The local real estate market is imprnv inji. Kenton's Savon soap is sc-liin rabidly at IS per box. Very fine S'd-jott'in t-t la'lie-t' ati'l ge.ita' watches at II Kwurt's. Mils Do'lio Smith, amtivu ef Alliiuylied in I'nrtUiid yrsturilay. Jewelry, chicks, spectacle ami U ter Bros silver plated warn at II Ewart'o. A uVan tow.il fr evury cistuiuer at I. Viereck's liarbcr shop. Six shaves fur a dollar aud a u!t an towel to every customer, at Tlun. Junes. Extra caps and rubber for Mas'nu fruits jnrs cm be purchased at I'' 1. Kenton's. Mr. W. A. Vlli has A warehouse at Brownsville with a capacity of I7.i,000 bush els. Have you trie.ti Kenou'd ice.! uld lemon ade? It U very refreshing thoss warm even in gs. The house will vote ' on the Mills hill to morrow at 10:19 A. M. Is will p.ss by (J to 1U majority. The Califoraia teachers have accepted an invitation from Supt. Mchlroy to visit Ore goo in Jul, 188'.). Coins right along. In the base ball tournament at Biker City yesterday, Bakei-Clty beat Ifoise Lity 7 to'J, and Pendleton beat North Powder 11 to 4. Fraukie Blaochard, a five year old boy, was drowned at Independence yesterday. He was playing on soma logs when he fell into the river. Mi George Mason, Mr I) P Mason's broth er, who receutly arrived in Albany from the East has accepted a position as clerk in the store of Monteith & Seitonbich. Persons who patronize cash stores do not have to pay for losses on 'bad debts. F I. Kenton sells exclusively for cish and marks his goods at tho lowest possible prices. Straw votes are bcinj; taken. Straw is a gaud name for them. Tbey are good to suck cider thiough, but they are easily broken and indicate nothiug at all in a majority of oases. Glenn Lewis, of Polk county, claims to bo be the champion amateur bicyclist of Oregon. We have a few in Albany we believe would mako him tired iu a mile race, and only boys at that. Toe Ladies' Coffee Club, of Corvallis, will give a grand moonlight excursion to this city next lueaday on the "Win. M. Hoaz. Speaking of moonlight excursions suppose Albanyreturns the com pi i moot. An injunction suit has been begun in Yam hill county to restrain the sheriff from col -lecting a tax for the purpose of finishing the the court house. It is veiy hard for Lafay ette to give the county seat up. Frank Chebowa, one of the Chicago an archists, has made a ooulessioo, covering thirty pages, giving in detail all the particu lars of the receut attempt on tho lives of prominent Chicago niea. Mr. Sain Cohen, of this city, has started a second hand store iu Kueue City, and will alto do a general auction and commission business in connection with it, and wo under stand will make that oity his home. When au unmarriod young man bujs property people begin to suspect something. Yesterdiy Mr. Raymond, the insurance msn, purchased the house and lot of Mrs. Aron Cohen, corner of Csiipoolaand Third Street, and we suspect he was iust snoculatinif. though the place is very convenient to his nroiner-in-jaws boms. KEAL JaTATr.SAI.K-i. As rcc i.dod In the County Recorder's ollicc of Linn county, Oregon : I-red Graf to II F Mcllwain, lot 4, block 3, E A, Albany J M Ralston to Ida .Meyers, 1 lot, ociiiinori Owen Bear to Elinor Carter, c acres J W Shcpard to Charlette S Cohen, lot 2, block 23, Albany Oregon to David Bicwer, 105 acres tp 12, 4 w Garrett V Standish and Verlinda Standish, ,i acre, tp 14, j O & C R R Co to W W Martin, 40 acres tp y, 3 w F E Robinson by D S Sniith.Sheriff to J M Moycr, lots 3 and 4, block 24, Albany Bonanza Mining claim of A B Wood in, A A Khoadcs, Rob't Blown, II II Amis, BM Huston, WE Read, locators U S to R N and M G Yorborough, o24acies, tp 14, 4 w patent I' S to Martin Costello, 72 acres. . . patent U S to Jas L Berry, So acres, tp 9,1 E Alfred Wnecler to Sand Ride Grange, 1 acre, 9 rods.tp 12 3 V 1 - Hotel Arrivals, 'IheScio R. R Mr. Thos. Munkers, who arrived in the citv this noon, Informed a Democrat man that a railroad meeting had been called for to-night to co'nsider a proposition from the Narrow Gauge R. R. Co. In reference to building of a branch road to that citv, already referred to in the Democrat, 'flic people of that place are nigniy pleased overtne prospect of direct railroad communication with the rest of the world, and at the mectinc to-nlsrht it is thought definite arrangements will be made for the building ox the branch road. At S. F. The dispatches of yesterday state as follows in reference to our teachers there : E B McElroy, Oregon's Superin tendent of Public Instruction, says to-night that he has succeeded in securing a prom ise from most of the Pennsylvania delega tion that they will return by way of Port land. They will number about seventy and will leave here about July 39th. Hiram O rutin, formerly of Albany but now assis tant secretary of the Olympic Club here, drops in occasionally to chat with the teachers of his native place. Fioiit With a Buck. We are in re ceipt of a note from the Summit giving an account of a fight with a buck. Last Fri day, T. Ly tie, J. O. Davis and A. Hamar met a three-point buck in the lane oppo site the Wrenn school house. They threw rocks at the animal and Davis ran after it afoot, caught up with it and began stabbing it with his pocket knife. The buck turned to fight, but Davis caught his horns and called for help. Hamar came up and be tween the two they kllieu mm. leader. Jesse Mash exhibited a couple of Alex ander peaches at this ollicc one dav last week, which measured 9,t and Sy, inches In circumference, respectively. The beau ty of this fruit will not particularly size or flavor, but that it was plucked from trees set out one year ago (this) last spring, which Is making pretty good time, we should say, Grant s Pass Courier. Kicked. Yesterday on the farm of Mr. Miller Morgan, ncarShedd Thos. Morgan was kicked by a colt. The animal in try ing to keep the files off hit Mr. Morgan a hard blow. We understand no bones were broken and that the kick though serious was not dangerous. A nuiat the German colony beyond Sclo, was recently severely bitten by a rat t e snake. She was cured' by Dr. Hyde. '5 9S0 1500 300 9" 14.SO Revere IIoi.sf A A Whitney, Ohio ; S F Preal, W L Bilgcr, Win Frazicr, O W Tan ond wife, T S Townscnd, Wm Reid, Cr.as Kennedy.Chas McCord.IIarry Young Portland ; Geo Boole, Joe Mcyershein, W Ilanser, Sam Jacobi, G W Knapp, S F. Rrss House. I S Johnson, M J Arnold, Cal; II I Rankin; Miss E G Gilbert, Ash land; J Kinnev, Ashland;J II Smith; J II JonesjT D Clark, Portland; C A Baldwin, Shcdd; OS Smith; W II Anderson, Row land; John Campbell, Newport; W II Aioon, w A 1'aul and son, Beaver Creek ; II U Davis, and wife, I falser. Stone (Ji'arky Company. The articles of incorjioration of a stone quarry company in this county have been prepared for filing says the I.mtU r. The Incorporators are G. A. Waggoner, Dr. Rich and B. T. Geor;,c, The object of the incorporation is to de velop the quarry on Mr. Waggoner's place. The capital stock Is $100,000. The stone is of a serviceable kind, and the quarry is expected to net the investors good profits None ot the shares are on the market. Wii.i. Live. Mr. Conover, of the Cor vallis Gazelle, was in tiic city t,is morning on his way to Ashland. He informed us that Wm McVay, who was recently stab bed eight times by Ids brother, was vet alive, anu improving with prospects of re covering. Lew McVay, his murderous brother, was yet at liberty, and it was thought he was in the mountains some where. An effort was being made to cap ture him. BINDERS AND MOWERS. Fanners, remember that we tbh vear hvc the Osborne Steel Frame Binders and Mowers, the strongest, lighest run ninsr, and best made machine in the market. We can give you just as good terms as anyone, -and probably a little better ; at any rate come and sea us be fore yon buy. Stewart it Sox. Social. A tea and chicken pie social is to be given at th.3 M. E. Parsanugeth Is Friday evening by the ladies of that church. A general invitation is extended. The so cial begins at 5:30 o'clock. Ice cream so cial in the evening. Tea and chicken pie. 15 cents ; ice cream and cake, 15 cents. At the Bay A gentleman from the bay states that rusticaters are going there at a rapid rate, particularly campers, of whom sixty-one had just set their stakes. Things begin to be enlivened considerably, and a flourishing summer is anticipated. ESTRAY COW. From my residence in Albany a spotted eow red and white, twelve years old, a part of her left horn crumbled off, small sized bell, narrow strap. Will reward anyone for returning her to meat Albany Olsky Fry, Sr." THRESHERS AND ENGINES. The celebrated engines, separators and saw mills manufactured by Russell & Co. of Massillon, Ohio, are now soli by vs. Tbey are fast taking the lead in the Valley and invariably give satisfaction. Stewabt fe Rox. HARVESTING SUPPLIES, Before you start your mower, binder or threshing outfit coma to our store and get your suplies. Wo keep almost anything yeu will need, and at prices you will be satisfied with. Stewart A Sox. FOR SALE. I hive a second-hand McConnick twine binder and a second-hand Buckeye mower both for sale at a bar gain. One mite southeast of Albany. F. O. Burkhart. SAY! HERE IS A BARGAIN FOR YOU. GRAND CLEARANCE SALE OF Brownsville Clothing, COMMENCING JUIiY 2nd. We offer stock of mens' clothing on the Brownsville counter at wholesale Tbe Co. feel that tbey have manufactured more goods this season than thejr can wholesale, so give the publio the benefit of the prices to clore tbem out. These KOodn are made from BEST OREGON WOOL and are first-class. Terms of Sale Cash. This is a splendid opportunity to secure al! wool cnt,ds at very low prices. If the manufacturer can't give you BOTTOM PRICES, WHO CAN? We have sevnral lines ot light weight suits and some odd lots which we have accd O'l tliti Cleatance Counter at sost COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES, L. E. BLAB.