Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, October 23, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat lueslay Evening.October 23.18B8 JYITK KtlTrHU, EllUM and PuMMiara. Publlaliua ovory day In th .week. (SuiitUya exceptwi.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : nJlirl,'y"ri,"'',or "" By noil, P" y" ujmiil, ior in iii'-I - . .. ...... 6.00 W RATES FJ.1 WEEKLY Oner"". '"J""? One ye'. "J"" Bil liullllu, 111 ailmliw.. ...J.OO .... i,m ... .on CIRCUIT COUttT 25G. J A Ford at Shane & Lonaway. To reoDver moDuy. JuugmuQt. 317. Louiie A Coohruua a-it Wm Cochran. Divurae, Diarntaaed on motion of plaintiff. 323. A Pipher ant K A Heater, tit al. Foro cloture. Settled. 354. Wm Simpson aKt I N Woodle. R- eorer mouey. Default judgment. 359. American Mtue Co ant W B Gilaon' 'ounrmatioo. Sale coulirined. 3(il. KS Wallace va John Heiuhalr. Sile conlirmed. 362. State va limes W Croaa, Indict ment. Larceny in a dwollinu. 3li3. State va Jamea l'itaford. Indictment. tilling auirituoua liquura without licenae. 3(11. State va George Mealy. Indictment. lliuijapiiituous liquora without licenae. Entered at the P.wt OlUneat Albany, Or ax aooond-claMS mail matter. LOCAL UECDflD. Tiiky Go Back. A gentleman who re cently returned from Oregon to Minnesota told the people thcrelhat it was all malaria out here and everybody was sick. Such a man ou'.'ht to be obliged to spend his life among the cyclones and freezups of Minnesota. We have had sickness hero and some malaiia, which is found every where ; but there Is no comparison be tween the Eastern typhoid fever and ours The amount of sickness here the year round is as small as in most any place that can be named. There are too many narrow minded men come out here, look up at the sky, turn around, go back, and then begin slandering us. ut loose wno remain ncre a year there are very tew who are not dC' lighted with our climate. Crook Countv. Mr and Mrs S M W ilindman, of Lebanon, are In town.... Those who have recently crossed the Cas cades are "awfully" muddy. ...It is repoit ed that a number of sheep were poisoned in the vicinity of Snow mountain recently hey were supposed to have been poison ed by parties who were averse to sheep coming onto the range in that locality The ranchmen of Heaver are becomins concerned about the failure of the range in that section, and several of them talk of moving to other localities next year. This week licorge Noble and J W Stewart left for Washington Territory to look for ranches.... It is learned at Mitchell that Mose Heart, an old resident of Mountain creek, killed one man and shot another out n Malheur county last week. The trouble ;rewoutola dispute over sheep range, dr Heart was discharged by the committing magistrate who held the preliminary ex Sand BAi;m (?) Capt. O'Brien.we be lievc they called him, of Eugene, was in the citv yesterday, and evidently had his hands full carrying a large load of corn juice. Last night about 7:30 he wa3 found near Frank Woods marble shop with a gash on his head, and in an insensible condition. lie claimed to have been and bagged und relieved of $100 In lucre and a gold watch' It is thought the sand was In some of the stones near Mr Wood's shop and he prob ably got bagged in some of the saloons. There is this about such cases, though, if a man gets intoxicated and does lose his money and gold watch no one believes his story atterwarus. nir u unen, we unuer stand is a hotel man at Eugene, and a rela tiveoftlie present Sheriff there. A Romance. Last year when the tal ented lecturess, Allss rsarcissa while was through Oregon she met, and became ac quainted with, Dr. Aug, Kinney ,of Astoria, one of the most prominent temperance workers in Oregon. It seems to have been a case of love at first sight. Afttr Miss White left a correspondence followed: which ripened Into an engagement, and the affair Is to be consummated with a wed- Hne on Thursday at Miss While's pres ent home in Nebraska, to which invitations have been received in Albany. Miss White is a jewel of a woman and Dir. Kinney is to oe congratulated on tils good tortune. By Rustling. "Bro. Snyder, of the Astoria Transcript, passed through Salem to-day on his way to Dallas to visit his family, and was asked by the Journal man what he thought of the railroad proposl tion. He is sure it will be built and say Salem can secure It, he thinks, by 'rustl Ing.' The road is going to open up some fine country and will be a grand thing for the coast and the valley. journal, w nen it comes to the rub Albany is likewise gO' ing to do some rustling. A good natured game of railroad getting will be the result and there is nothing like competition. The Reason. A Columbia river Ex says: "Wheat is worth four cents more per buohel at Albany than at Salem, aim- ply because Salem has to ship through Portland, while Albany ships via. Yaquina, Wheat is worth more at Walla Walla and on the sound than at Portland. That is the reason why Portland Is losing the ship ping business of the Columbia river." Such items as the above appear in our exchanges constantly to remind us what a valuable Institution the O. P. Is to this part of the vaucy. Argued. The case of the contest of the county judgeship of Linn county was called In the circuit court this forenoon A motion was made by Judge Blackburn todismlss thecase for divers reasons. After argument the motion was submitted. Hew itt, Bryant & Irvine, J. K. Weatherford, fc. Wolverton and L. II. Montanye ap peared for Judge Blackburn, and W. R llilyeu and Judge Burnett forjudge Whit ncy. Our Caliboosr. One of the tramps I the city shed last night concluded that he was not anxious for three days of street work and so pulled off a few boards.crawl ed out and left for parts unknown. That caliboose Of ours is a regular sieve : but men sieves have their purpose, and a man ""-: in tne Aioany caliboose tor only "J gets all the melancholy he wants for tunc. Must Go. Chinese. Tramps, Cows, Bad Sidewalks, " Tin Horn Gamblers. Tin Weihhng. Last evening Rev. A. M. Aclieson and wife, of Oakvillc, were startled by the loud tooting of a tin horn. Going to their frontdoor they were met by nearly eighty of their neighbors and church members, loaded with tin implements of all kinds. They had ascertained the fact that Rev Aclieson and wife had been mar ried just ten years and took this way to express their appreciation of the event. It was a complete surpnse.and proved a very enjoyable affair. The list of presents would be a long one. Among those present were Kev and Mrs Irvine, of this city. HOME AND ABROAD. SeDator Dolph is on hia way home. Ex-SheriiT Charlton is in the oity. Daddy Nolan Thursday night. The best of season. Judge Kelsay, of Corvallis, is in the city to-day. F William Haverlaud was admitted to cit izenship, - Thanksgiving proclamations are about hatching. Mr Fred Blumberg left lait week on a yinit to his former home iu Michigan. A horse belonging to Mr John Schmeer died tliia afternoon and was carted off. Him W R Bilyeu returned yesterday from hia campaign trip to Eastern Oregon. This afternoon the rain fa coming down iu a manner to satisfy the most fastidious Web foot. A phrenoligist at Union, took the skull of the auppoacd Willis Skiff and from the bumps described the traits of the missiDg man. The trial of tho case of the 0 I It it Co aft G W Hunt began in the Cirout Court thia afternoon, and will probably bt quite extended. Coll VanCIcve. of Yaquina City, was in the city yosterday on hia way to foe hia fam ily at biker i.ity. 101,1 uutoni is running the I'ost during his absence. Mr John Blevina. of Tangent, brought to this city to-day some fine aecond crop early applea, which may be acen at Stewart & Sox'a. Comment is not necessary. "Yen can lead a horsa to water but you can't make him drink," the tramp said this morning when placed on the street with a ball and chain for company, and he didn't work either. Cherrv & Parkea. the foundry-men, of Al bany, will remove their works to Taeoma in December. Our sister city should permit no such changes as this. Salem Journal. There is something in that advice Dy tne way. Wm Dinsimore brought oa a wild black berry vine one day last week from the Cas cades, which contained aevera1 ripe black borries in good preservation. Oregon beats the world for climate. Silverton Appeal. Tins Week The popular Irish com edlan Dan'l Sully, whose name is known all over the continent, will appear at the Opera House next Thursday evening in his comedy "Daddy Nolan." Mr. Sully brings exactly the same company that has sup ported him In New York, Boston, Chicago and elsewhere, and also brings the hand some urooKlyn bridge set, which has been applauded wherever seen. Reserved seats can be secured at Blackman's. Watch Stolen. Last night Walter Ilolman left his gold watch hanging on a Brownsville. KEKP POSTED Wheat, 78 eents. L. Viereck's baths. New fall goods at Read's. Seo those new jeraies at W. F. Read's. Six shaves for a dollar at L. Viereck's New ribboa all shadea and atylei at Read's A full line of bova kilt anita fc W F Read's. Fine line of bread knAilin0 nn afc fl W Smith's. r Another lot of Hull cheese at Brownell & Stanard'a. A large stock of liftiog force pdmps at G W Smith's. Goods at cost at M. J. Monteith's, at the old Young store. Go to A. B. Mcll wain's and ask to see those $6 suits for men. Now in stock at J J Dubruiile's a largeand n ne stock of sadd les. A clean towel for every customer at L Viereck s barber shop. J J Dubruille has just received one hun dred gallons of fine harness oil. In a calm sea every man is pilot. In 1 goods '.V. F. Road is loader. If you want to save from 10 to 25 per cent by your goods of W. F. Read . Six shaves for a dollar and a clean towel to every customer, at llios. Jones. Bargains in general merchandise at M J Monteith's at tho old Young store. A complete line of heating and parlor stoves " omiina, no oetter in the valley. The chapeat place to buy men's under wear id ine state is at A. U. Mcll wain's. w. t. Head can and will sell dry gooda cheaper than any home in Albany. Call and seo lor yourself. Every thing kept in first-class city harness .uupa can now ne round at J J Dubruille 8, in this city. The line of Pacifio aod Royal Argands at O W Smith's is a large one. These are among the best cook stoves made. See them. If yon want a clean and fine smoke ask for J. Joseph's home made white labor cigara. For sale by moat cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. Albany Opera House. THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 25, A Royal Feast of Fun ! Positl re appearance of the Famous Irish Comedian DAN'L SULLY And His New York Comedy Co., In the beautiful domestio play "Daddy Nolan" A SucceNS from Ocean to Ocean. Introducing incidentally the GREAT BROOKLYN BRIDGE set wth electrio lights and ears in motion. Pricea 50 and $1.00. Secure reserved seats at Blackman's. Farmers seem to be making good use of the fine weather as they have the fallow ground pretty wall sown to grain. We are pleased to see Uncle Billle Co shaw on our streets once more. He looks quite natural. He will soon return to Cal. Mrs. Caleb Davis and daughter, of Cor vallis and Miss Gertie Davis are visiting her daughter, Mrs W D Washburn. Mrs. W. D. Washburn returned from San Francisco last Saturday, where she has been under Dr. W F McNutt for the past few months, the leading Doctor of San Francisco. We learn she looks like another person. Her many friends are glad to hear of her rapid recovery and safe ar rival home. We are told that another party sturted for the mines on Blue river last week, con sisting of G A Dyson, J Moore and N B Standish. Mr J Morris, of Sclo, appeared on our street. He makes his trips near this place nail In the Electric Light Station, When t now quite often, says he will soon challenge he went after It it was not to be found, and had probably been stolen. Some suspicious looking men were seen in the vicinity. 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 Mou- tetlh Ac oeitenbach. Albany ferry Uu. Slrveyi.no. Mr. E. T.T. Fisher is pre pared to do surveying of all kinds at rea sonable rates. He has complete copies of field notes and township plats in the coun ty. Adress Miller's Station, Linn county ur. Grand Jury. Following are the members of ths grand jury at the circuit court: J H Campbell, foreman; FC Hansard, John Don- acs, a al smith, Marry Diakeiy, r ranees Bellingor, E N McCaw. Nursery. J. F. Backensto Is the ac credited agentof Vancouyer Nursery. Ap ply to him for fruit or ornamental trees at Albany, Oregon. Sullivan for a fight Quite a number of our Brownsville peo ple have gone to attend Court this wee. We do not have so much sickness since our last rain, , still some few are sick with fever. J H Washburn has purchased of Mr. Fuller, of Halsey, a fine imported Per cheon horse for which he paid $1000 Uncle Jimmie now believes In keeping fine blooded stock as he has already on hand a fine herd of Durham short horns. Mr Julius Ziner took a flying trip to Portland last Saturday. Quite a number of our Brownsville peo ple attended the fair at Portland last week. Mr Henry Willehite started for Prlnes- viile last Saturday Teachers Wanted. There are sever al school districts in Linn county wanting teachers. Inquire of Supt Curl. Weather Indications. For the hours beginning at 1 2 o'clock, noon. Rain, lower temperature. L. Viereck's baths. Thompson k Overman keen the best har nesses. Call on M J Monteith for big bargains. L. Viereck's. baths. Tha firot cranberries have DUt in an ap pearauce. Call at Wallace & Thompson's for aome. F. M. French keepa railroad time. 125,000 Worth of Pried Fruit Wanted. And I must have It. Having made con tracts with merchants In Eastern Oregon Washington, Idaho, and Montana, thereby saving commission and adding the same to the price of vour fruit. No offer made on fruits unloaded and placed In any other house In my line in the city, it you do .ieveln the doctrine of buying In the cheap est and selling in the highest market and have no conscientious scruples about party or religion, you must come to see me or be untrue to yourself and family. To satisfy yourself, call and get my prices. Yours respectfully, P. Cohen, I Albany, Or. Hotel Arrivals. Rrvrre House A Schenk, W Nash Corvallis; F Collins, G Bunce, Monmouth; H Esse, E Collins, y Sullivan, u lurpin, W Bryan, O P R R; A Wcreem, Oakland; E Leavy, R Phelps, 8 F ; H Searle, Rock Creek; P Belts, W Long, T Black, Halsey; S H Sykes, Mehama; J Smith, Farming tnn ; E Wilson. Mon : H Rogers, W Mast ers, F Levy, Port.and; J Schooling, Harris hra- Dr Gilbert. Phoenix, Ar; T Buford, 0 . it r 1 r" Yaquina; 1 oeer.cnyi Queener, Bates; C Rcichert, St Louis; G Lampert,city; J Hamilton, East Portland; CLivermore, Walla Walla; A McCoy, N Bennett, Taeoma. St. Charles. H P McGuIre, fc reery, Portland ; W Nash, W A Downe, W It Hartless, M S Neugess, W M Hoag.Z Job, F II Dingle, W Baldwin, C C llogue, Cor vrllis : I M Stewart,Idaho ; E B McNarn, . J - - I- II 1.- I 1 n n Santiflin : & tv vanueiu, 1a " 11. .rand fl P R R i C R Crabtree ; J J Croton. Kines Valley ; B P Scott,St Louis, Mo ; II B Sprenger, J S Thomas, Shedd N Bennett. Taeoma ; f cuiton, city. Biis HniisK. R L McClure.Salcm ; O fi Tlnlnho.Eureka. Salem ; W Edwards and wife, Yaquina ; U M Kogcs, anucrson ville ; F Sakalsky, N Y ; A Terence, N J n pnn R T Uothby, Portland S lleckman, 111 ; J C Johnson, W Brenner, F Mack, rlia macK, v i""i Culton. Corvallis ; C Thomas, G Queener, II Queener, Bates ;C Case, S C; J Ihomp son ; F Grlsham, Texas ; 0 Cobban, S r J Sheehy, Uakiano ; j du., u. , I Mecarted, Delaware ; F Edwards, Balti more ; C Angel, Phil ;II T Nacken Rlch mond ; F Hastings : J H K afford G Jonej, W Peteps, Rock Creek ; V PHtrok ; G Mealev ; J N Hamilton.Port :C r Wright, Harris'bu.g ; J M Keith, Cal ; W Wade, Dak. J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al bany, Or. Goods not sold for less than cost, fcoods nit Rut mod hoaeat gooda sold at rewnabls profit it W. F. Rd's. Look in our corner show window at the vases we give with one of the best baking powders in the market. No lotterv yon simply take your choice. .BROWNELL Si BTANARD. REMOVED. Mr. J. J. Dubruille is now located In bis new store in the Pearce Block, where the display horse protrudes bin head from tte door. Hois now better prepared than ever to meet the increasing demands of the trade in fine double and single har nesses ; Buddies, eto. Old and new ous- rgerk'oPfVgos?Ca"'nd ln8pfl0U" NOTICE TO DEBTORS. Woodin A Willard having sold their ha.vnJta,..b?9i?e8s lathi8 city desire to f' 'V "J1" to them to dll and settle Immediately, as it is necessary to close all account by the 1st of December, frompt attention to this notice will great ly oblige them. 15 MUSIC. Miss Laur Goltra, of Salem, will be in Albany on Mendays of each week, and will receive a limited number of pnpils in Piano, Organ and Harmony. Inquire at the resident of w w i, Vi C.C.Cherry. CLOTHING For Fall and Winter -AT- L E BLAIiYS. Rubber Coats and Boots g Shoes, OVERCOATS, Fine Assortment, Pea Jackets-Chinchilla. Astrachan, Pull Line of Duck Suitings, ALL GRADES WOOLEN OVER SHIRTS; Big Stock Cardigan Jackets, HEAVY MERINO AND ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. S Winter Gloves and Mittens. ALL WEIGHTS LEATHER BOOTS AND SHOES. s UMBRELLAS, HATS, ETC. Lu but not least . large stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS for MEN and BOYS, in all grauea, tod tbej are all for 1 1 e.