Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, October 19, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textem Daily Democrat Fridaj Evening.October 10,1888 SYIIM t Nl ri'lNIi, Elltorj an.l l'uWUIior. lutill.ihuil ovory lUy in tlio .w ek. (Sunday exc(jitud.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : polivorod by ciuriur pur wouk f ,15 Hy matJ, pur yu.ir 6,00 Jiy JliiU, poriliaUUl (jQ PATES FJH WEEKLY : Oho year, In aiivatit-o 12.00 Onoyoar, at oiitl of year t, 60 Oi t"uo, in Hutiuiua . w HOME AND ABROAD. I IIAItltlHHUIOi. I " KEEP POSTED """" EnteroJ at tlio Post Olltuo at Albany, Or an second-class mail matter. LOCAL RECORD. The Peyser Case. The jury in the case better known as the "Peyser case," brought in a verdict yesterday in avor of tl KnrthwPRt IllKliranrf Cmnnnnv Ao there were two defenses by the defendant, to-wit, that the claim ot the plaintiffs was fraudulent and that the building was fired by the insured the verdict tells its own story and leaves no place for comment, The case is said to have been a very strongly contested one and the closing arguments 'pointed affairs. The testimony of W. B. Scott, who had a store next door to Peyser, and who lost all he had, is said to have been of very outspoken nature and of a char acter that ;not even the Attorneys could hold within bounds, Mr Scott had some remarks he wanted to make, and he steam ed them out at a one minute gate. The case has attracted considerable attention here. The Rock Creek Saloon. Deputy Sheriff Smith left this morning for Rock Creek, on his second trip recently, armed with two warrants and several subpoenas. The warrants are for arrests for selling liquor to a minor and without a license. Ad Harmon's saloon is thought by the cit izens of Rock Creek to be agiand nuisance, It is also atnuisance to the railroad, for it unfits the men for work. It takes their hard earned wages and leaves them with out a cent. It is to be hoped the Rock ireeK saioon win receive its just deserts. Church Apportionmkvts Following are the ministerial apportionments for this vear in Dart to support Presbvterian ser. vices : Ashland, $400 ; St John (Portland) $300 i independence, $550 j Phoenix and Jacksonville, $500 ; Eagleport, $200 ; Cor vnltls. fllrrn Clarx,aXB cu. . ri .1.. n . 1 y.l.lv 1 ub .Aia,4iuAJ , JI mil o 1 aH, $700 i Oregon City and Clackama (Beaver rYplA CKm Tk. A 1 ki. ni u 1 1 -v, iiifaiiv 1.11111 cii i sen- supporting, a fact over which the members iri tn hf rnnnrntiilnlml A Slangy Item. Messenger and Phil pot, the foot racers, who were to run next Sunday in this city, some one informs us, are partners, and, failing to "put up the job" they were after, the race has been de dared off Philimif h.1, . k.. r . 0 Bllv , uut senger is here, also another sprinter, a new fellow. Cameron, of Coryallis doesn't seem to bite worth a cent, and it is likely ilia . ...III . . . . . . J !,t;l win go to more vcruanc neids. A Linn Co. Team. Louis K uhn. tvinn ager of the Northwestern Foundry, at the penitentiary, yesterday bought of John Long the fine team of trotting horses he has been driving about the city during the past few months. The animals are four year olds, of fine blood, and were original ly from the stud of the late C. O. Barnes, hi iinn county, rue price paid was $450. Statesman. Miserable. The Democrat nfficehas been made miserable lately by weekly prop ositions from one Dr. Swayne, of Philadel phia, who wants to advertise at about a tenth of our regular rates, and from several life size portrait houses. If we had the men here we would hire some one to kidnap ii. 11 mm piu mem in some store that doesn't advertise so that they would know what it is to be miserable. The Mechanics' Fair. As from fif teen to thirty buy tickets from Albany to the Mechanics' fair every day the Demo. 1 rat doesn't pretend to keep track of all who attend. Those who have been say the fair is as it has been in the past, a creditable exhibition ; not only of the wares of Port land merchants ; but as well the products of the glorious northwest, in which respect it is far ahead of the State fair. Hon 0 V Paxton, ot Portland, was in the city this forenoon . Mr J M Marks, of Lebanon precinct, left yestorday on a trip tu the Alsca yalley. Roxular meeting of Loyal Legion at VV C T U Hall, to-morrow aftornoon at 3 o'clock. The first cranberries have put in an ap poaranoc. Call at Wallace & Thompson's for some. The Oregon Paoilio is about to begin the oODStiuetion at Yaipiina Bay of fifty freight ears. Kooch Sloan and family left on last night's train tor Klamath, where they intend resid ing. Mr Hammer, of Spioer, had his arm badly out with a circular saw yesterday, but will re tain the use of it. If Oregou City oan have a good river bridgo at J-.M.0U0 why can't Albany. That is re markably cheap. Roy. John Small, of the Waldo Hills, will pr.iacli 1 111 the Congregational church next habbath at 1 1 a. m. 1 S";"6,"'10, 'o"king sweet potatoes raised by Mr J A Hyman, are exhibited in the win dows of Ilurkhart & Keency. Fortmiller Sc Irving have just received more furniture in one car than one would suppose to look at it would go in two. Mi.I Burkhart.of Lebanon preoinot.was iu the oity yesterday. Mrs B is one of the best butter makers in the county, as we can tes tily from experience. W A Cox returned this morning from Leb he l"" boeu """-king on the new M h, Church. It is thought the building will be ready for occupancy in about three weeks, ' The famous "Bill" Watkins was in the oity yesterday on his way to Sweet Homo, where his father resides. Ho says that the report about his being anested for assault on the streets of Salem was not true. Alaska is the roughest and wildest coun try, and the most interesting on God's green earth says an Ex. At Sitka the mercury never gets down to zero in winter, and in summer never above sixty. Mr searle. of the firm of Searle & Dean, contractors on the Oregon PaeiKo, states that it will not be long until a ride can be had by cades. I his is cheering news to Albany "Ami t.hn Mat nt 1 II ' ..... , IUHUK1UU, I 1.. T mi air a u inompton, a prominent voudb merchant, nf A ll,.. ;-;..i . -e . ..jnuj, is in me uivy on a easi ness trip. He is accompanied by nis wife and eh ri- uhn u-;n -: i'. , .... ,,ilmu Buverai aays as tne VUUSvij oi nir I hnmiMnn'a 1 T, T, , , OlOLOI, CUB, UV. empletoa.Oreaonian. $30,000 Wanted. G. V. Hunt says his railroad will not go to Pendleton unless $30,000 is raised, and that city is having quite a time over the matter. It looks somewhat as if it will not be raised, as the time Is passing for a decision. Tin Horns. Some one who knows says there are eighteen or twenty tin horn gamblers In Albany j but of course they do not gamble, as our laws forbid that. Portland, Astoria and one or two other places have recently made it quite tropical for this particular class of leeches. Dmn. At Lebanon on Wednesdny.Oct 17th, 1888, Genevieve, daughter of Mrs." Clara Davidson, aged 3 years. Funeral services occurred Thursday. Mr E E Mon tage, uncle of the deceased and J W Cuslck and wife, attended from this city. Want s of N. W. Cities. Asinri,, i, f. ter a railroad into Tillamook county. Pen, u.c.uu wunis a game of base ball once a day and a woolen mill. Salem simply wants everything. Newport would like a big sea serpent. Corvallis wants some more get up ana get. 11 already has a fine location. Eu gene wants the world to move there and send all the children to University. Ore gon City wants- to be a Salem, Mass. It certainly has a grand water power. Seattle wants a Dan tor every foot of real estate and the Northern Pacific particularly. Ta coma wants the N. P. all alone. Spokane rails wants the world or a big slice of it. Walla Walla wants fewer moss backs and more intcrprising men, and there are sev- crnl nth.,- ..lilac A 11 . . - . wiu.umu, rtiumiv wants to De the grand distributing point of the Vallev . allu,tCal. utiiiotuminentai une is comp eted. It mill, a paper mill, the Astoria railroad, $50,000 worth of sewers, new sidewalks, and nearly everything its neighbor thirty miles north would leave for it. Picturesque. An Oregon citv nancr o . 1 1 spreads Its wings as follows about a Linn county canyon: "The road is being built up the canyon of the Santiam, which nt its upper end is a deep gorge whose sides loom up portentously to the workers below, to iiuiu il i uiways aiternoon. except at nlirhf. wliiiii tl,r.i.. k.ua VA:J 1 .t--f- o . -.- ituicu iu uicir bunks and the soft tickling of millions of umli i.cua, jiius an exuberance ot dirt. Illlt the Hnirnpit frntn Tflu n .....tl .u - - 0 ....... no wvu us iiic Chinamen from China don't mind such sugni ninarances to solid comfort and clinir to the inh Tin, ciuy, nf . I O J . ..w uuu.i, w ' " . I UIC ttllU the scum of Asia meet and mingle in Ore- Bad Runaway. Tuesdavvi-nlnir whiu near McKinnon's, on their way across the Cascades, Mr I Ienrv McDowell and sister and little boy were run away with.their wag on overturned and they were thrown on the giuuuu .tns.vuiy was injureo in tne DacK, the little bov's head was bruised and Mr. McDowell's face was badly cut up. The Price of Pork. The fruit nf ihx hog has not been so elevated In Albany for a great many years. About the following prices can be obtained in this city : Hams 16 $ cents j sides and shoulders 14 cents. Lard is quoted at laji to 15 cents. New Shoe Shop Mr. P. T. Lnnorte recently with Krnuse & Klein, has opened a boot and shoe shop in the Saltmarsh Block, and is prepared to in.ilcn to nrdir boots and NlinPt for HIKII ntiH In. Una An repairing in a first-class manner. ' Prices 1 cunuuuuiC. Surveying Mr. E. T. T. FIl,or In pared to do surveying of all kinds at rea. sonabic rates. He has complete conies nf field notes and township nlats In h m. tv. Adress Miller's Stnilon l .tnr, ... Or. ' "V Goods not sold for less than given away. But Rood honest goods nold.at a reasonable profit at W. F. Read's. Thompson k Overman keen tha bei few nesses Prof. Millard did not succeed in organ "inga ciass in vocal music. Our school is constantly increasing in iiuiiiucrs us wen as in .merest. Mit Flnrn,- I 1 1 , , i.hnr u an, I M .... tf t Robert 8 have gone to the Mfchanics' Fair mnA .!). 1 .1.-1- 1 - ttii. ataw Juiuiiunc iiicti miller Blippiy "J " " iJ I II II VO pia Hotel of this p ace and as he is a good cook will no doubt give his many patrons satisfaction. We learn that the hardware stock of Mrs A II . I 1 - 1 . n 1 j-viocruiia rvrisci is now lor 6aie. 7. T Kmtt Lie .. .tl, V,!,. :t ... Junction City. (I wonder what the Sitings Tf tllM filu f'A.mr-il Kic (,rt..l I .1.. rhf1rtl wits- (inn' Inj linnni- tno n..,l tl,..!- allies petition to the County Court for li- rene trt call llmn r, A n..l . . t : . . much that the drug store sells all the whis. key row. The failure of the city author, ities to enforce the ordinance preventing 111c saie 01 liquor 0 increasing the license to such an enormous figure failed to ac complish that for which it was framed. Tim .,.. I. nt ...u:nu ....... A . .u .1 ..... .vou,b u. vtiiii.I1 was IU Klillll MIC uiug store the right to sell instead of the saloon. And the city thereby loses all license money and whiskey selling continues the same, only not so public as before. There i auotner evil tnat is growing more prom inent and public every day, and a number of our would be respectible citizens patron. iv oM, n .....ui: I 1 I I " tAIIIUUII 1IUIC itIIU Hit WC Nil C no city law we think it would be well for til Pmc.,,l!nfl A .n u .wawbu.in niwiucr iu iiuiii.(; sui.il cases. A funny episode occurred on the streets Vl.trili. Iknl I.. I .1.. U.. 1 . j .-. , iiiw, , ."i iiic ciuiiuui wii- and a German from Lane county. It seems that there had been some deal some time hfnrM Kf...- IK.... 1 .u f ... mniui iiitiii auu iiic vjci iiiiiu was forced some way to pay 6ome debt, hence ...w. no. 1111. in ilia cC UIIU (in lie pascu 111 front of a certain store a rema'k was made "that here was the crazy Dutchman" when he turned and the antagonists met face to fftr anA ...a. . I.I U... t U. .U. wi.v WUUIU IIMVC LIIUUIIL LllilL UIIC of the two would undoubtedly have to be cameo on on a utter j out when the com batants came together their ire subsided and by mutual consent separated without National Surgical Institute. Two or more surgeons representing this institute win oe at tne Kevere House, Albany.lNOV, 6th, at the St. Charles Hotel, Lebanon. Nov. 7th, 18S8. They came fully prepared wiin an tne apparatus necessary for the successful treatment of their curvature of the spine, diseases of the hip ana Knee lolnt. crooked limbs, cluta feet and all bodily deformities. Their success in treating these troubles as well as all chronic and sexual diseases has made for the institute a national reputation. Upon application, reierences will be furnished from patients in all parts of the United States. All persons whoaie suffering from nu .1 Ik l ? .. 111 uicBc i-uiiipiuiiiLs, snuum not tail l( take advantange of this opportunity for re REBEKA Dkkrrr MpiTTIVf: Tlmra will be a meeting Saturday evening at 7 o'clock p. m., at uaa fellows Ha 11 of a 1 memhers of the order both resident and sojourning toerether with th uIvm nf en-t, mM.Ka anil all rlaofVif.,, .1... ...... t nu rc.i """gNiiiB aim 9lsii;is Ul VUU TCI' lows for the purpose of organizing a Re beka Degree Lodge. Let all attend. Teachers Wanted. There are sever. al school districts in Linn county wantins ivuiii.iii. iiiuuiic ounl uuri. Nursery. I. F. Backensto is th .-. credited agentof Vancouver Nurserv. An. ply to him for fruit or ornamental trees at Allium, (,;,,nn W I." 1 T , T !. ,1 lv,,l.' I 'I'l,,.-. I." ...,.1,. .,mil,u,ia, x Ul IIIC hours beginning at 12 o'clock, noon. vicar, ucariv Niuiiouary temperature. L. Viereck'a baths. '25,000 Worth of Dried Fruit Wanted. And I must have it. H.ivintr mniln i-nn tracts with merchants in Eastern Oregon Washington, Idaho, and Montana, thereby saving commission and adding the same to the price of your fruit. No offer made eji fruits unloaded and placed in any other house in my line in the citv. If you be .ievein the'doctrineof buying in the cheap est and selling in the highest market and 1 1 i 1 ... i . ... IIUVU I1U lUlloHCIlLlUMQ BI.I U llCO IIUUM L party or religion, you must come to see me or be untrue to yourself and family. To satisfy vourself, call and get my prices. " r f..n.. I ours rejici.iiuiiy, P. Cohen, Albany, Or. Hotel Arrivals Revere House. W Carter, B New man, city j T E Smith; C II Livingston: 8 S Goldsmith, J T Parkinson, T E Park harst, O F Paxton, E H Kilhorn, Portland; II S Evens, Ashland;John Duffy; J Boyd; G II May hew, E F Burt, S F;J P Schcol- !- 7 I 1.1 1. U.ni.l. U.l.niM T Ulg, 1 1 HI I 18IH1I 3 , VJ I Ollllllli 111.10V.J. ,11 1 1(1 111 llton, Cal; G H Lathrop, Boston. St. Charles. W II Ilartless.M S Neu gass, Corvallis ; R C Higglnson, Portland; T II Devoe, Brownsville ; J J Searle, C A Ilouck, Rock Creek ; J W Hodson, Liver pool ; T E Joseph, C J Coleman, city ; J I Kegan, S f ; 1 J isiacn, naisey. Urn ITnisR W Beckman. Eureka. Neb ; L Taylor ; J Fryrear, J T Kearnes, city ; I Burnett, Corvallis ; J L Reckford, EMuikev. Mvers' Camp ; Mr Haddart ;II C Moore ; FSmith ; T Roberts, Buffalo, N Y ; J Hempshaw ; J P Kyan ;J Kelley; W C Cassill ; I Schlosser ; J II Hurley, Lafayet'.e ; DJ Johnson, Sr ; E Boslar, F Springer, Lebanon ; W A Miller, j C Stubbs, Sacramento s J Thompson. Vheat, 78 cents. L. Viereck'i baths. New fall good, at Read'.. Se those new jersie. at W. F. Read's S11 shave, for a dollar at L. Vierecf. New ribbon all .hades and .tyles at Pvead's " .uuiineoi boys kilt suits at W. F Read sithViueof l'readl'neadi',gpan" at 0 W th liftiog force pumps at G tanar!!1"10'0' HU" at rownelI & A largo stock of I Smith's. aYou''ngt.re.atM- J' the flneZnl-''-'Weandl VitelTbXIshorpeV"y USt0nler Bt 1 nil D.,ibrui11? h just received one hun dred gallons of fine harness oil. MBSl8i;iuB!De,r?' rchand.se at M J . i ola xoaag 8tore at G Tsmi''119 f LheatiD8nd parlor stoves at G W Smith's, no better in the valley. v tk T, oioilwain's, see for yourself.' ' &'iUy- 0a" and shoEn7Znhi"ite'!n ""f-e,as! . ""ness in thi, city, u"' " Tnillo'., the best cook 7S. ara among If VOI1 Wnnf . .1. i o . t in. l il uua nne smoke ask for FoiV2lt I"! m?d.e. 'Jit. labor, ciga Joseph's factory. S ' aea'er and at J- REMOVED. Iil'J' ,'.Du!fulllo l now located In his S?nlrhi the J?l00k- wnfl the a. il i"""" uin neau rrom toe door, ha is now l.oiicr ver to meet the Increasing Amanda of the trade in fine doubleTnd single har nesses ; shddles. etc, old and new eus- arTerreko7go9d,8?Ca,1''n'1 to'P- vase3.0";0" SS." ' 'how the powder, inrhem;rkerNolr.r''! you simply take your choice Brownell & Stanard. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. WnnrUn Ar i .... h?JM'?e?r.'.Q S ty desire to immediately, as ft is necessary to "lose all account hu 1 1,0 ii -V, "-'osa Promnt 1 ,h." "ber. ly oblige them. u""w wl" reat' MUSIC. MIkh T.aura f1nUi r o i 11 , ut oauji weeK. and will receive a limfted number of pupils in Piano Organ and Harmony. Inquire C.C. Cherry. ' ' uo or CARPENTER AND JOINER. kills n7w.eiI.i8,Pr!P?"d to . do. o ,1 Tu 'irsc-oiass or. til ?Sd wltS Premptness. Address P. O streets, h aud Mapl . . I. N, Smith, MRS. B. HYMAN, next east of S. E, Young's, Albany, Or Cutting and Fitting a Specialty, STAMPINC OUTFITS, AND STAMP INC DONE TO ORDER. LESSONS IN PA TMTixrn Wednesdays and Thursdays of" h ween, and painting done to oider on . plaques and other material, Nice assortment ofArtistt materials on DR. J.L. HILL, Physician and Surgeon, Offloe-cor, First and Frry Streets, ALBANY- OREGON. CLOTHIG For Fall arid Winter -AT- L. E BLAIN'S. Rubber Coats and Boots Shoes, OVERCOATS Fine Assortment, Pea Jackets-CIiincnilla. Astrachan, , Full Line of Duck Suitings, ALL GRADES WOOLEIV OVER8IIIRT8 Big Stock Cardigan Jackets, HEAVY MERINO AND ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. Winter Gloves and Mittens. ALL WEIGHTS LEATHER BOOTS ANT) SHOES. UMBRELLAS, HATS, ETC. Lst but not least a Urge stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS for MEN and BOYS, in all graiiw, aod they are ail for tale.