Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, October 09, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat Tuesday Evening, October 9,1888 9Y1TISJ A HVTTIHU, E litirj mivi I'utilUlioni. Published uvoy day in tho.wek. (SutuUyn exueit4.) SUBSCRIPTIOM RATES : Delivered by caarlor par wcok .1 Hv imiil. pur yuar G.00 ( 11., tutr m.in'.h Ml RATES F03 WEEKLY : One year, In ad v&nco $2 . 00 One year, ut end of year u i.uO Six muatbtf, in advance ... ,i Knlerod at tha Post Olttneat Albany! Or an sooo ml -elans mail matter. LOCAL RECORD. Itcii ng for a Dkdt. People who are chin" for Alb. ny lo bi In debt i-ev; .1 hund "d Ihornnnd do'lars should rcm?m- ue. that Ihe city already owes abort $.o, , CC) on i s school house. At the p ope. .'.inc wep-cdici A'b' ly will owe cno-ijh 'o suit the mo t fcr,;idloiis lojicVn. In tl e men; me it is c.awh.r;. We ere e'.u.ij astwer system g-duaUy tho'ih notvv systematically. Ills .rue we m! jht bold ) ue clijr Jor $jo,ooo for a bridge cc.o a the f. Willame'ie, mijht buy Ire waer works, f ditch, c.c, for $i;,o,. :j and put ;c o. l In a j woole.i mil', a.id w'lh a debt of a quarter of a m'l'ion and ?3.;,c ' I i'.ci" t annually '.o n-.y would ccr-idiily be o i Ihe hih .oyd if proneriiy for a city or ,c: J people. That lool.s a little rU' icu'.ous j yet i.iere arc people here who '.alk as if .hey fvor"J some such move. It b all rliil or a i-'dy 3 be In debt, and it should ma'.e improve ments whether it is or not ; but ' he amotint liould always be regulated by the as, red wcaiui oi i.ie cl. v, and not by the vision a y wealth i,i prosp-ao. j avoiding lAxr.s. 1 he present system i oi taxation is an Injustice. In Ll.in coun- tv. for instance, nronertv Is asncLsed at ..v 60 per cent, of its value. Thie year the f,rors value of property is placed at $7,652,. 920, which, we will say, is 60 per cent, of the value. The indebtedne-o is $1.6.0.027 Ins'.cad of only deducting; 60 per cent, 'he indebtedness the whole amount is de dueled, that is if a man is worth $ 10,0c 3 he is assessed at isosr j. He owes ViCOO and pays taxes on $1000. If to per cent.of the lrueDiSdness were aLo deducted he would i paytaxe3on $3000, the same as the man who is worth 3jc:x and owes nothing would. In Linn county a difference of -.,1 '656,809.80 is thus made in the amount of jj. taxable properly to the detriment of the man who owes noimn. is it rigntr Strawberries. The Democrat hat several times referred to single bunches of strawberries displayed here and elsewhere but It was left for Mr. W. II. Warner, re. siding across the river, to bring In a full bo:t o! th's luscious fru'L The Democrat I-, under many obligations for the compli ment. The berries are healthy, plump ones, and are a remarkable sight for the 9th day of October. We have always placed great value on the lln.t strawberries of the season; but as a curiosity October straw berries take the short rake. This has been a remarkable year in everything; but to an eastern man nothing can be more astonish ing than lo see a box of strawberiies raised in the open air in October. A Suicidal Cdjnty. Marion seems to becoming to be the suicidal county of the state. Yesterday John Ilcinz, a farmer, shot himself with a revolver. This makes three cuscs within three weeks In that county, and, '.his after a magnificent har vest. Here everybody wants to live. Several Changes. G. W. Willis, of Lebanon, was in the city yesterday. He has just moved to that city. The farm which he sold to Hermann Ncugdaucr sev eral weeks ago for $1900 that gentleman has just sold to M. E. Dow, recently of Salem, for $2IC3 payable in a grocery store at that ei.y. New Shoe Shop. Mr. P.J. Laporte recently wi,h ICrause& Klein, has opened a boot and shoe shop In the Saltmarsh B'sck,and is prepa-ed to mike to order boots end shoe: 'or men and ladies, and do repairing in a fiist-clas'; manner. Prices reasonable. A Concert Co A traveling concert company, selling electric belts, vegetable soap and alightni.ig culculator, gave a.i ex hibition in front of the St. Charles Hote1 last night and "rak:d In" a large number e'. dol'a- s. They have .he greatest mimic ever here and the beat b.'SS sinyir we have eer heurd. h MAn.'.iEii. At the residence of Mr. W. R. Ga.re.on Sept. and, iCG3, by the Rev. j P. M. Starr, Mr. Jamej W. Thomp on, of Croak county and Mrs. Ro:ie E.Carter, of iinn county. Millinery Opening. Grand opening in fall and winter millinery at Ida M. lirush't, next Thursday and Friday. When When you want a keg of pick les, keg of syrup or anything else In the grocery tine you will And it to your advan tage to can on r.L.. nemon near the ros:-office. Crook Countv. Miss Rova Dodson rcturicd home from Drownsvlllc, la t Monday.... This week Ike Ward found ready sale here for a wagon load of Web foot apple-; at $i.'5 per bu hcl....I. S. Price, of Cmp creek, was in town Wed neid.y. He info, mcd us there had bean a fine shower of lain In the Camp creek conn l-yla-t Saii-'day nnd Sunday J. Hid.-, of John Day, passed through 'own the first of the week, en route for Harrlsbu -g a'ter his family, who have been vidting in 'hat place the past few mon.hs. . . .Three waon loads of oats came in h2e from Willam ette Valley this week. They were hju'ed across the Caseude- and uold here to Jeos Yancy for 75 cents per bushel. It is hard ly probable that another sale could be made at that price as oats are selling at the market for socents. . . .S. Palmer, who re cently reuir.id from the Oregon Pacl."c front, reports thlnss ru'hing at Ihe scene of cons radio 1. He says everything is lu.h- Ing on tne roru ; the cont; ue..ors a e em ploying la.-gc numbers of ham'.; , n.-yh g them off regu'ar'y evp-y mon'.h.;wid things indicate mac me company tiitem") to pu .11 the red to complel'oii. . . . It will be re membered that four y-rs ao Mcr: .rs. J.M. C'laypool and Leo l'ri d w.-jwed a wheel b .; ow lidc on Ihe P.?:ii.:mial election, and Mr. Clavnool wr.c he winner, ellls a free ride tnro.'gh the sleeta, M. Vrizu furnisiii.ig the mol've power. Now Mr. C'laypool has made a va3er on the coming election with J. P. Comb . If Cleveland is elected Mr. Combs is to bRc!c boote for one hour, Mr. C'laypool fuiiv.'i'rg iiie cuiom rT8, and if Hanson is elee'eu Mr. Claypool Is to be boot black fr one hour, while Mr. Combs drums up customers. AVw'-if. Those School Teachers. Rev. An Keny, who had charge of the school teachers, whom the Albany people feu.;ted so gloriously, has written to a Salem pape and among other things says: "Af ei leaving Livingstone, Montana, the parly in my car organized for a reunion in the win lerto perpetuate the pleasant acquaintance made, li-.ey were so e:tremely good na turcd and such a delitrhtfut partv to man age (I took thein tlvough Yellowstone Park, and ran a special car all the way from San Francisco to Boston), that I named them the 'Pacific Pilgrims,' as indi cating their spirit not less than their route. I enclo.e a card giving the list of the members." Boomers. The following from an B.:. may be sung of booming towns generally: 'How dear to my hci.rtisthe boom we are having ; dear is the boomers who help it along. We sing of improvements, of ruet ling and paving, while hundreds of voices join in the song. The kickers must van ish ; the loafers must perish ; the cranks and croakers must all amble down ; and we will encourage, and fondle and cherish those long-headed boomers, those progies sive boomers, those free-handed boomers who brace up the town. The Only Two. The only stallions entered in any of the Northwest races this year have been Oneco and Dick Flaherty, of this county. This is a significant fact which raise: of good animals should cogi tate over. Both made excellent records for themselves. The Word Hash. In the Chinese lan guage the woid hash is the longest and most difficult word to pronounce. The only difficulty about our English hash is to un derstand its composition. It is long only in the list of things that m..v go to make it. McCust's Condition. Every report that comes from Yamhill county is to &ie I effect that old man McCune, one of the vic j tims of the unfortunate Bewley-McCune a 11 ray, is still lying at tne point 01 aeain. It is said by some, however, that the old man is not so bad off as has been made to appear. K. of P The eighth seseion of the Grand Lodge of K. of P. of Oregon occurs in Portland this week beginning to-night. O. II. Irvine and J. F. Hail are present from this city as delegates S. P. Barger and II. W. Goddard are delegates from the Brownsville Lodge. Profane Language. J. D. Lewis was arrested to-day on complaint of Curt Winm W. F. agent, for using profane language He plead guilty before Recorder Henton and was fined $5 and costs. The case arose from a dispute In the W. F. office. Advancing. Astoria has some street's named Chenomus, Skamowa, etc., after Indian squaws. The papers there have combined and propose to call them First, Second, etc., strce.i. Sensible. Moitdy. Moody, the evangelist will pass through Albany to-morrow or next day, and it is lo be hoped can be secured for Al bany on his way back to San Francisco Would our citizens like to hear him. Wheat. Wheat Is 85 to 87 cents in Portland, a jump upwards having been made. In Albany the market seems loose at 78. Born In Albany, on Monday, Oct. 8, to the wife of H. Dlerks a boy. Horse tor Sale. A good, gentle 6 year old horse for sale. Enquire of Brownbll & Stanard. HOME AND AIIItOAU. Jesse Barker is home from Eantura Ore gon. There are now 509 inmates of tha inssne asylum: 8 M W Ilintlinaa. o' Lebjiion, lo.'t for Crook county yer.terd y. Litest noveltius 'i nulHnory at IU M. Brush's, nex', Thursday aid Fn.la). M-KdGjin and Pete Smith, of Scir, have been in the city to-day on busion . Frank A.nber.'er let lit Sunday for San Francisco, ard will return witb a Mrs A The best quality of oidnr viue.pr .n bs obtained at K L Keulon's at n5j per 'llon. K F Snx. B F.TaVor. N T Moore and S W Ueece left to-cUy on a trip up the Santiam. Salem is to have a ate.m laun.'-y. Mr. David T. Williams having derided to open ooq there. A Union county man is crafting pine cut tings into an apple t:ee witn the expectation of getting piue app' ' s. The prixos of $10 and $) oTsred for the best shot ut the shooting 3 l!eiy were won by L W Deyoeand Mr Keymoud. Goods not sold for less than co.l-, '.oodi net given away, cut good hone., goous ho u st a reasonable proutat w . t . jrmi s. Diet:ot Atio'ney Hewitt went to Sa'ein yestorday rrorning to attend uiruait eour:, acd will be there daring the week. L P MoCrrty, editor of the An ual !V 1 'f'.'r.i c ul E:o t:i ' , and seeieta.-y cf the Par:ric Co '. t V. 3 A . 00 a.ioa. is iu the city. Ilev Ferry, recenUyo; Ind'ana, will prevh ia th3 Con-e". tosal church Dext Sabbath, uioruiD nud evea:n, with a view of iocat here. Probably the finest barber si;jn in Oiegjcn is that of Jos Webber's shop. J F Whiting did the wo -b, which is arlUtic from begin ning loend. DrG W Ma'toa and D P Manon le.'t on the inornicg train 0 attend a meeting of the Giand Commander of Kuij-hts Templais ia Portland io-day. 'Mrs Wm Alien, of Prmeville, while stop piug at Ha'sey, recently, ',ave b'rth in a dati'h'.or. Mr and Mr Allen are both over fifty years of a,'e. ' Mr M II Parker will opei his rcauiurant the hr,t of the week. liefides ui-st-cl - a tables, s -o;alties, etc., he will keep a hoe stock of confect'oiary, clgan, eto. Wm. Page, who killed Brown at. Burns, after being diecbarrd by the nrg'strate who held the preliminary examination chang ed climates, and the Sbei IT of G ct county has been unable, so far, to find him to serve 1 ano'ner warrant of mrreat Oaho o 7. The choral tooietv that bae been or rang ed in the Uoive -sity meet? at the cot.crva- tory rooms every Monday nut. Mi 1 Kirk pr trick, of Albany, Mies Etta St;atnn, of Lebanon, and Miss Nellie Huwe, or D.i lr, are tho latost aocessioas io the cuae:yaiary. S af&man. i KEFI POSTED. Wheat, 78 cents. L. Viereck'a baths. New fall goods at Rind's. Pure drugs at Guiss & Sou's. See those new jeraies at W. F. Read's. Six shaves for a dollar at L. Viereck'a New ribboa all shades and styles at Read's Guisa & Son, druggists, keep the best dus. A full line of hoys kilt suits at W. F. Read's. Another lot of Hull cheese at Brownell & Sunard's. Goods at cost at M. J. Monteith's, at the u:u luung score. Go to A. B. Mcllw: in's and ask to see lose $u' suits for men. A .tlnHI falV.ll A .... - A T ,.. ... - vuawjuier as Li Viorcjb's barber shop. In a calm m : t .1 goods V. F. Read, is leader. If you want to save from 10 to 25 per cent r your goods of W. F. R.-. d. Six ahivca f- . jn ..j . . uu a uitaii wwei xo every customer, at Thos. Jones. L.r2aiosin general merchjndi.e at M J Monteith's at the old Youog store. Th") cboapest plase to buv men's nodor. wear iu tile state is at A B. Mcl I wain's. W. F. Tl n n in n.l ,:!! ...it j, t - " eon ury goods cheaper than any house in Albany. Cull and ju lur yuuraeil. A good place to net diu.is, school book'. shnnn.u 1 H : .... ' ..,uu. uiipoi. a ana domestic cigaro is Gniss& Son's, in the Pfeifler block. J A Archibald, agent Singer Manufactur ing Co.. ODDOsita Odd Fellows Temule. A' i bany, Or, Ferry Tickets. M. Sternburg having bought the interest of J. L. Cowan in the Albany Ferry, all parties are notified that tickets may be had at the store of Mori teilh & Seltenbach. Albany Ferry Cu, Weather Indications For the 24 hours beginning at 1 2 o'clock, noon. C.car, nearly stationary temperature. On the Southern Loandary. A quantity of fall grain has b cn sown dining the past week and s ill farmers are no; nearly through. '(t Ilop-plcklnj is done, a few of the hops occame over ripe ana we e not harvested. Sheriff Sloan was over from Eugene l. st Friday 'or the purpose of se. ving an at trxhn enton Mr.Purdv's hop crou. The at fair will probably be settled in a day or two. , Mr. Walter Barger recently went to Port land lo a ter.d Bu-iinc e Collejc, but did not like the sltuat'on and is now exercis ing his muscle with a wood-3..wl.ig outfit in cujene. M-. and Mrs. E. J. Willoughby, Mi..s Marv Wcrd rnd Mr. Foresman spent last ween on me siv.siaw. Miss Mary Vondran returned to A'bany lrst Fri.iav taking her sls er,Mi-s Barbe te, (who is still quite s'ck) wi;h her. The other members of the family pre convales. ce it. John Barger has been quite sick with typhoid lever. Several of Mr. Coldwins relatives froiii Silverton were visiting him la.t week. Dr. W, II. Davis and wi"e spent last week at Mr. 10113 s. B. R. Henry and family e :pect to start for their new hame in W" ae.hino'ton county ne-.t week. It is said that Lawson Cyrus one of the pioneers of this neighborhood, but of late years a reside nt o" Bunch Giv.ss will take charge of the place Mr. Henry has ocen iarming. D. W. Allingham, of Matolus was In this vicm ty int weeu. The boundary is dl:; ::c by having a w e oeater aitogemer locioie. Hotel Ai.-lvalSt Reverb House. W Rue, Rock Creek J D Bacon, S F; J R Bry ioi, Corvallis; T Bernheim, W L Jones. II Lang, Mrs N J Paxton, Portland; Dr Rich, Yaqulna; J White, New York; D B Gray, Salem; C Crowley, C Rohine, Yaqulna; J J Searle, O P R R ; G Froman, citv ; J A Barker, Linn Co; H W Shattuck, S F; B Scot;, St Louis; E Moore, J B King, Chicago; J E Cur tis, Cheeny, W T; W Ulrich, Medford, Or; II F Swift, J Morton, E E Smith, L P Mc Carty, S F; W D Mercer, F J Perkins, Portland; A E Richards, Spokane, W T. St. Charles. FG Holden.J S Howell, E A Hubbard, S F ; J R McKnlght, G S Cole, J T Parkinson, Por.land ; C Brooks, Boston ; M J Hunt, S3 1 Jose ; J J Searl, Rock Cr-ck ; T W Cu-rr.-, Shedd ; Geo S Royce, G L Blackman, OH Dcarmond, city, Russ House. Mrs M A Loftus and dc.u ; J Phillips ; J Anderson, Salem ; Mr and MisT Clark J F Debcnbram, Pendleton ; M E Powell ; Mrs Powell ; T Reading ; Jeffercon ; S C Baker ; C Llvlnstlon, Eu gene ; C E W-;t ; J Camibell, A A Wills, Stavton ; J O Morris Clackamas ; C W Altman ; W L Benton ; T II Clark.Texa-, E C Smith, Colfsx j C J Coleman ; F E Jos?ph ; J Vanderpool ; G G Smith, H Bundv, C'oburg : J Wittier, J ehanon ; H G Sw'lf , S F ; W A Lane, Harrioburg j T E Smith ; J P Fa'rfield, Mo-cow ; J D Ralney.W Ralney;) W Buford, Yaqulna; B Conner. The Hest Hay Press. This is to certify that the Lishtning Hay Press hou-ht of Knapp, Burrall & Co. by me has baled on my place 27,200 pounds of hay in less than ten hours. Ubbk Peters. We reipectfully solicit any other hay pre:s in Linn county to beat the above. We claim the Lightning Press to be the cheapest, best lid most durable press in the market. Please note, $10 per day ia woith saving. Knapp, Bcrrell & Company. L. Viereck'a baths. th byj T r IT IS,,- ... j liu. hi. ii. tnis, pnysieian and surgeon I Albany, Oregon. Calls made ia city or I Viereck'a baths. I am now receiving my spring and summer 0 ress goods. Call early and secure bara n W. F. Read. MACHINE OILS. The bast varietiea of machine oils to be had are kept by Stewart A Sox, especially the kinds that have been thoroughly tested by the Linn county farmers. Prices guaranteed, NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves iDdeb'ed to Drs. McAllister & Woodward, are hereby notified to call and settle at once and save cost. Drs. MuAlmster & Woodward. cloth For Fall and Winter -AT- L E. BLAIN'S. Rubber Coats and Boots Shoes O VERO OATS,- Fine Assortment, Pea Jackets-Chinchilla, Vst radian. Full Line of Duck Suitings, AM, GRADES WOOLEN OVER SHIRTS. Big Stock Cardigan Jackets, HEAVY MERINO AND ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. Winter Gloves and Mite, ALL WEIGHTS LEATHER 1300TS ANT) SHOES. UMBRELLAS, HATS, ETC. Last bat not least a Urge stock of fJLOTNING AND FURNISHINGS for MEN and BOYS, in all grades, aod they are all for (tie. City Drug Store -A full stock ot- Drugs, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Toilet Soap, Paints, Brushes, Oils. Stationery, Varnishes, Tablets, School Books, etc. etc. Choice Cigars. Preaorifti''us aod family ipcripts carefully prepared. Wblie in town call io and see ns. DR. CUISS & SON 1