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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1888)
Daily Democrat Monday Evening, August 13,18 gTITM SMTrKUi Kllt'irj an.l I'uWUhurn. IMIiIIhIiuiI evsry (lay In tlio wink. (Sunday uxovptvil ) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Dollvoreil by caarlsr pat wouk Ily null, nor yur Uy mill, wr inoiiMi ...... .. .IS . 6. (XI RATES F3!t WEEXLY One year, hi ailvuitro One year, at nd ( year. . .$2.00 Six moiiUia, in tulviuiuu tfnterelat the Pwfc Oillaat Albany, Or as Hocontl-olaHS mall matter. LOCAL RECORD. DlP.n. Mr. Felix O'Toole, died yestcr. day morning at 4:10 o'clock at his rooms in the Russ House, after a lingering illness of about nine months at the age of 74. The funeral services occurred this forenoon at !0 o'clock at the Masonic Hall, and were conducted under the auspices of the Ma sonic order, of which the deceased was a member. The attendance was large. Mr O'Toole came from Michigan to Albany in 1878. invested his money here and lived becoming his advancing jcars on his rent- als and interest, his property growing In value, under his careful management. Hi8 face was familiar on the streets of Albany for many years. "Doc" as he was famil iarly known was of a very social nature and had a good word for those he met. He will be missed from our midst. Til kir Graded. At a mooting of the Board of Directors the following grades were given the teachers of our publio schools, which will open on September 10th : C. A. Walker, Prinoipal J Miss Kate Price, 1st as. iatant ; Miss Lillie Robertson, 2nd assis tant ; Miss M J Morris. 2rd Assistant ; Miss Bells Gray, 4th assistant : Miss Mry Wheeler, 5th assistant ; Mrs E Thrall, 6ih assistant; Mia Margeria Brink, Supernum erary. Shot. Fred Snyder, son of Mrs. C. D. Snyder, of Salem, aged 15 was shot near Mehama yesterday. He was preparing to go hunting, and while leaning on the muz zle of a double-barreled shotgun one barrel was in some manner discharged, a charge fine hlrd shot entcrlne under the left arm, about six Inches from the shoulder, and coming out at the top of the shoulder. The arm was terribly mangled, but it is not known how serious the injuries may be. Severe Cut, To-day Mr. SamGourley was removing a shoe from a horse in his blacksmith shop on Second Street when m pulling a nail, by a sudden jerk the point of the nail struck his wrist and cut quite a gash InaVs arm, entering the radial artery from which the blood flowed profusely, Dr Wallace was applied to and stopped the flow by a proper bandage. The Oregon Pacific Messrs. Brink, West and Wright, the Oregon Pacific con tractors, have keen In the city to-day. Mr. Brink informed a Democrat man that he would have the first Installment of China men from Portland to-morrow. They will be taken to the front and put to work. Bridge work Is being begun to a limited extent. It will be several days before a gen eral attack is made. Fakirs. There Is an Impression that Sells circus will be accompanied by a gang of cut throats, as most circuses are, but the Walla Walla Statesman says : "The crowds of fakirs and swindlers which usually ac circuses are absent from Sails Bros.' show, which Is greatly to the credit of the proprietors. Attention. We are now receiving daily from Southern Oregon fine yellow Parties desirintt to can or preserve fruit will do well to call and leave orders,as tncy are now in mcir pi mic and very tine. Wallace & Thompson, Mothers' MKETiso.--The Mothers meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. St. John to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Subject: "The association of our children." A full attendance request ed. An Arrest Mr. N. L. Blodgett, pro. prietor of the Grist Mill at the foot of Broadalbln Street, was arrested Saturday evening on the charge of using abusive language, and will be tried before Record er llcnton on Wednesday. Steel Rails. To-night at 8 o'clock a freight train of the O. P. will leave this city for Yaquina City for a load of steel rails for the extension of the O. P. Pay Car. Aus. Lincoln, as conductor. took the Southern Pacific pay car over to Corvallis this morning on the O. P. track. Nurskrt, J. F. Baokensto is the accred ited aseot of Vancouver Nursery. Apoly to him for fruit or ornamental trees at Albany, Oregon. tT Another Damaoe Suit. To-day W. S. : Wallace, Plaintiff.brooghtsuitin the Circuit Court against P M Sheror, Defendant, to recover $5000 damages for libel, toe allega tion being that Defendant charged Plaintiff with stealing sheep. Heavt Sale. Charley Johnson, of Soio, hi sold Mrs Anna White, of Seattle. $9000 worth of real estate near Soio. A Lrrmt Blubtkil If all oar Oregon ex changes were ulTeoted after'the manner of our contemporary up the street, it would be uxeless to hold any more Statejl'resa Associa tions. Instead of bocoming mare dignified tlio JtrutU immediuttly starts bfT with a butuii of personal digs of a uatuto to ahjw that it is more luteicxttd in the way the Dkmiichat is run than it is about its owu concerns. We notice one or two to fill up with. It put itself out of the way to say our shark item wai like ourstateuicut that wheat wont up 10 (14 cents at about 10 o'clock. Of course the time was immaterial; but as far as uue esiaMndiment was concerned it was practically a fact. The item about twelve sharks being caught in a net at tlio Bay wa" not the result of a practical joke on tlio Deb ocuvr man; but a fact, and spesking of re liability, moro of a- fact tuau the JlrrabVa item that the Brownsville woolen mills were going to shut down ou account of the insuf- ficieucy of the water power. It was uncom mon only iu the number. Small sharks are captured fieimeutly this way. Anyway tins was not as mucn 01 a joae aa me ooe on the JIcraUl' pencil shover in reference to the election bet. Our readers already know from atieet talk the whole business, but some of them wanted to get the parties names into print so aa to make them as notorious aa Ike liyman, so they put tue Jleratd man up to denying our item, which he did in too blust enuga Hay considering his knowledge of the aifair. The Democrat does not care to wriug the uaims of the parties into print connected with every incompleted bet made, and backed out of. This one was made, all but placing up the money, as stated. The drummer is a, rortlaua carpet man, instead 01 a o. r. man, aud has specially requested us to keep his name out of print, as he doss not want to be notorious lue ilyman. tie spent l.zuin tolegraphlug tor the $1000, and as we saw his dispatches we know the money was readv. The Harrison man is a well known clerk here aud it is not necessary to give his uame. Tne arrangements for the bet were beard by several, aud as the matter is nos 01 enough importance anyway we do not pro duce their alfidates, particularly as it would only satisfy the whim of our contemporary. The ease waa that of a square back down according to the facts zivea us. and so far as we are concerned that is the last of it. In the matter of reliability we have no nesita tion in placing ths record of the Democrat witn that 01 the sltrald. How Lelt. Dr. O'Toole, who died yesterday morning left about $40,000, in money and property. Mr. Fred Blumberg and Mr. Warner were appointed executors of his last will and testament. We under stand Mr. B.umberg, the "Doctors" faithful Secretary and companion for many years, will get the Wallace property In this city. part of the Portland property and several thousand dollars, about $20,000 in all. Mr Warner will receive the Kuss House, Charles Warner his son, part of the Port land property, both of whom were former residents ot tne "uocior- in nncnigan ; the Catholic church in this city $500 and two Portland gentlemen $500 apiece. MOJii: AM) AHItOAII. Booms. An exchange says : The real dents of Webfoat can thank their lucky stars that Oregon has had no boom like California, to leave It In a deplorable con, dltion. Fictitious values always prove dls- astrous. A city or a country may float for awhile on the high tide of prosperity but such prosperity Is of short duration. Many must reap the result of the whirlwind. A letter from a former resident of this valley vividly portrays the situation : "1 am weary of the Infernal sleepiness of a dead boom town a town of empty brick build ings, empty heads and empty pockets. Money is slow in forth coming ; everyone is aesponaenr. a. tumoie or greatness is Imminent. 1 long to return to tne land ot plenty Oregon." Fine Suitings. One of the finest lot of suitings ever brought to Albany has just been received by L. E. Blaln, for his tailor ing department under charge of W. R Graham. The latest patterns and of splen did material, they will make up into fine suits. With a tailor of the experience of Mr. Graham there is no excuse for sending away from Albany for tailor made suits. An examination oitnese patterns win pay those intending to visit a tailor. Hotel Arrivals. Reverb House. M A Millcr.Leoanon; Wm R Williamson, San Jose, Cal ; D Hamburger, 11 Relnhart, J Morganthern, S F ; M L. Pipes, uor.-aius ; u (jritntn Wm N Miller : Wm Brown : Thos Hoi mnn. Salem : C C Hope, Tacoina ;, P T Praer. Leo I Stock. A Kunz, Portland ; D M Strauss. L Greentln, St Louis ; W R Mi-Kinnon. Can von Creek-; Dr G W Big, gers, Butte City.Mon ; George Harteman, S 1? . n. v n uoll, M V KM Whltlcn. Nebraska Clty.Neb ;C B Reynolds.Roches ter, N Y ; T J Black, Halsey ; J M No'.an, Corvallis ; C C liodlcj, inacpenaence ; n. Richardson, Demi, ill. Rush Mouse. C Tuckhill. Kan ; G H IJaird, Munkers : W M Tallcott, Bismarck, Dak ; T P west, A BrinK, uuo inomp on. Scio : W Wrleht ; O J Running, Jefferson ; F, Howard ; R Joyce ; Silas Wejler, Cal ; Elmer Griffin ; T Marm, Hi ; A Terwllllir. S F ; Lafayette Noah ; J C Manning, North Bend ; V F Morris, Roscburg ; P O Miller, OP ! EL McClean, Salem ; J H Crouch, Seattle ; S Nixon, Harrlsburg ; Geo Dickinson, N.otutrt M Cirren. V M Mitchell, citv A Ishell. Phil Burk. Glasco, Kan ; A H Black, Portland. Notice. Notice Is hereby given to every man and boy In Linn county who wants a straw hat, or summer coat and vest. We are closing out these goods, away down below cost. JJon't miss mis great opportunity. THOMPSONS WATERS. New shoes at Rind'. Six ehavi'H nr s il'dl.-ir nt L Viertua's New rih'ion all ah i-h-i anl -r.vlei itt Head's F. M. French Uhc'i ruiinuil time. H Kworfc, pravicil watchmaker snd jew elei. Sells circus took in iJI'J.000 at Spokane Falls. Both Tliomis watohos at F. M. French's warranted. A 3150,000 (ire occurred at Fresno, Cal., yextorday tnorniny. Very line reliction i l l ilin an I HontB watches at II Kvvnrt's. Jewelry, clockf. necaolcs and linger Bros silver plated warnat H Ewart's. A clean towel for every customer at I. Viereek's barber shop. Mr Pete liilven. one of Scio's capitalists. has been in the eity today. Six shaves for a dollar and a clean towel to every customer, at Thni. Jones. Miss Lolu Clsrk, of Spokane Falls. W. T . is in the city, the puest of Prof. Condit. Soveral Albany people rlurned from the Bay to-day with auspiciously red noses. A genuine tramp pnoter called on us to day, sort of a substitute for the "pilgrim.' Ths street sDrinkler bad a special 10b of settling the dust in the first ward yesterday. M L Pines, the oriuinal genius who rurs the Benton Lt.adr.r, has been in the city to day. , For a set of K'xxl heavy plated knives, forks orspanna go to V. M. French,, "The Come Jewelry store."- Porrv Hvda. of Harrlsburg, and J M Nol an, uf Corvallis, were in thn city to day at tending the tuneral 01 ur u looie. rJ J Graham, of Syracuse precinct, has been iu the city to day, entirely recovered from the verioloid, with which he was ill. Messrs. Martin Payne. Nimrod Payne and lohn Althonse left to-day for the mountains. This item will be continued on tbeir return. It waa reported here to-day that a thresh er run oyer a farmer near Eugene Saturday, killing him instantly; but could get no par ticulars. . In base ball matters the New York Club leads in the Xatieual league, the St. bonis Club in the Aniericau league, and the Hayer- ly 1 in the California league. Al Lone returned last evening from his Dakota trip. He got as far aa Salem, where he witnessed the loot race yesterday, r letch, er went to Portland. Conn Bros have beeun movies into the Pfeiffer block, just vacated by C B Roland i Co. They inteud having one of the neatest stores in the city. A correspondent of the Oreuonlan, says cold water, taken internally and externally in larire anantics. is a sure cure tor diphtner. ia. He claims to have saved sevon children by this treatinenr. Dr. Shakleford, on Saturday, at Salem, waa held to await the action of the grand jury on the charge of horse stealing. Aa he could not raise the $100 bail he went to jail, Yuterdav while workinn in his brother's store, Frank Simpson fell, dislocating one of bis arms. Dr J L Hill was called and fixed the injured arm.. Kxnarts isv they can tell the difference be tween a dressed grouse and a dressed Chinese pheasant, from the legs, the legs of the latter being more like those 01 a cnicnen. Ptti is down in South America. Her first night in Montevideo brought in $18,000 in old. Five nerformanees were siven there. At Buenos Ayers, for her benefit, the take waa $22,000. Dr. L. W. Onisa and family returned from Kansas last Saturday evening, and the Doctor will now be found in his drag store. Ooe of his son's is a cigar maker and will start a lactoiy here. Mine Ollie Kirkpatnck, who is studying medicine with Dr. Rowland, at Salem, spent Sabbath in Albany, miss tunpacncK will on Rut this fall and enter a medical oollese. whioh she has not yet decided on. She will be absent two years. In a foot race between Dick Patton and Eoff, the Waldo Hills sprinter, the latter won with remaraanie ease, r-anou naa toe making of a fast sprinter; but has not taken Care 01 nimsen in tne ngnc wanner, ana as a result most any one can oeat him. TscoDia is to have a swell club, to be known aa the Union olub. The constitution and by-laws of the new club will be modeled after its illustrious auoestor. the famous Union olub of New Tort City. The initia tion fee ia $250, and the roemoersnip is so, "A boy save Elmer Boss a cartridge loaded with shot, Wednesday,'' says the Astoria Tranicripl. "Elmer didn't think that he could explode tne cannula oy sinning n with a 20 penny nan; out ne was mutagen. The thing went off and wonnded him in the left hand, right leg ana icr, sngntiy. .Tn.l an soon as a ease of any kind cots in a court of justice it is public property, and it is the business ot tne newpaper to Keep ira readers posted on public matters, ana it like- in has a riirnt to maso rcMouauje com- m.nta nn the same. Risht here it may be said that too many rush for a oonrt of justice, when really justice is done most euoactous- ly in some other manner. Knm.dnfl ,hu started a yarn that thirty unprotected young women of Wslla Walla have gone over to tne mw-u hu uauipcu there and are well armed, and that it is cer tain death for a man to go or come within son vards of their tenta, It may be Most anvthins is iiaeiy ' me days. Antorian. Mr. J. H. Townsend, assistant secretary of the Cspitsl Insurance Company, iu in the city. In few dsya.he will move with hia family to ronana to ieaiu. w.."-puj is a new one, hut starts ont under very fav r.hl. timn instances, and is fortunate in s- enring the services of snoh an experienced and onmnetent insurance man aa Mr. Town- send. A full line of Dr. Prioes Cream Baking and .lalininna flavarinff extracta at WALLACI IHOMPTON S. Amcrirun IVcjiji. A poem delivered l.y Prof. J. B. Horner, of Hoseburg, before the Stale I'refs Associa tion, at Salem Ainorica'i presi ii like her sour, Unique, ubiquitous and brave ; Her wit and Krit are hut a whit Uonrp irod with what her printers lave. The only priss iu this wkli world That dares call wrong by its riht name, New i.iwle of povernment advance, And clip the winijs f ill gained fame. The legislature passes bills Which i ft the governor approves ; But pulihc views thai llialca tliAnt 1n(v Were sllarpdhi-d Lv liewtir,ftr orr. . - i 1 - The czar dictates to lt his press. And governs with his sword in hand ; But cur great Ihiukers air their views, And huniblcot sovereigns oft command. His goods are those of war and fire. Than these his nation knows none higher ; We have no lords, and but one God ho is of peace and joy the sire. Amid the cheers of cnnntltss hnstr. May well be stvVd. liv bond and free. Our nation's press with' sceptered hand, "The goddets of our liberty." America, this glorious land, Where truest freedom had its birth. Though once asxailed has long been hailed, i ne uoine o tne jreest press ou earth. K00 KEWAItl) Ify V, Cohen. Will any Republican solve '.he following problem for me ? Why is it that the Repub lican wool buyers w ho think that Harrison will be elected and that the Mills bill will not pass, and consequently no tariff taken off wool, have been and are now offering less for wool than I am, who believes that Cleveland will be elected and that the reve nues of the government will be reduced to a point to meet the just demands of the government only f In order to satisfy your self who pays the least price look around and come to me last to ascertain my figure. An extra price paid for a few full blooded democratic fleeces for James G. Blaine to spin yarns on this fall when he comes to Oregon, at r. (Johen. Assessor's Notice. Notice is hereby siven that the Board of Equalization will attend at the cfiice of the County Clerk in Linn county, Oregon, on Monday the 27th day of August, A. D.,1888, ind publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct all errors either in valuation. deionption or qualities of lands, lots or other property. P. M. Smith, County Assessor. H. J. Miktuorx, Ptls. H. Pahkak, Vice Froi. B. 8 Cook, S'C C B. Moorks Tress The Oregon Land Company Organized for the purpose of buying- and selling- nl estate, advertising the Willunelte Valley in all of the leading newspapers of the United Stated. Einploying Kaittern agents to direct home seekers to the Willam ette Valley, and home ag-antf in all the 'principal towns of Marion, Polk, Linn, Bemon, Clackamas and Yamhill counties to aid in locating irnmieranut Office in the Tate Building one door west of Stew art 4 Sox's, HODSOX A DICKINSON, Managers. DISSOLUTION NOTICE Notice id Loreryy given that tbe ce partnership heretofore ezisiting between Wm, Fortmiller and T. H. Cone, under the name of Wm. Fortmiller and Co,, has been dissolved, Mr. Cone retiring. The business will be conducted by Wm. Fort miller who will meet all obligations, and to whom all debts should be paid; Pat Up.-Those indebted to the firm will please settle at once as the money is needed in tbe business, and must be had UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. EUGENE CITY. ' Next session begins on Monday the 17th of September, 1888. Free scholarship from every oounty in the State, Apply to your Connty Superintendent. Four courses : Classical, Scientific, Literary and a short English Coarse in whioh there Is no Latin, Greek, French or German, Tbe English Is pre-eminently Business Course, For catalogues or other information, address J. W. JOHNSON, President, For Sale Cheap. Two large fanning mills for cleaning wheat made by Best. Second hand. Will sell cheap. Inquire ef Sec. of Albany Farmer's Co. SAY HERE IS A BARGAIN FOR YOU, GRAND CLEARANCE SALE Or Brownsville Clothing, COMMENCING JULY 2nd. We offer stock of mens' clothing on tbe Brownsville counter at wholesale c:t Tbe Co. feel that they have manufactured more goods this season than thtj oan wholesale, so give the publio the benefit of the prices to close them out. 1 These goods are made from BltST OREGON WOOL and are first-claes. Terms of Sale Cash. This is a splendid opportunity to secure al! wool goods at very low pritcs. If the manufacturer can't give )0d BOTTOM PRICES. WHO CAN ? We have several lines of light weight suits and some odd lota which we have placed oa C'eaiance Counter at sost COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES, L E. 'BLA1N. Everything bonght and sold at M Frank- It (Jo seoonu nana svur-, vi. J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al bany, Or. 1
