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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat Saturiay Evaning, April 13,1889 TITIl JHtTHSU. K.lit .r and PublUhara. FubhaheM every day in the.weok. Bumlayl exceptoil.) ', Entewl i t i t P m. ) II ii .a Albany, as secoml-claxa mall matter. Or SUBSCRIPTION KATES. Oalhrereil by eoirlor por week !ily mail, per year ) mill, r mon.h RATES WKKI.Y, ' us year, in ail varies ' One year, at end nt year - x mouths, In advance .. .15 $1.00 .. 2.MI .. l.oo LOCAL IlKCORD. !, A Burglar. Last evening shortly be- lore 1 1 o'clock, W McLaughlin, the tailor disovered a burglar in the f'i.y Meat Mar ket adjoining his tailor 6hop, and notifim Nightwatch Miller and Marshal I loff man, jwlio captured the man in the act of open ling the money drawer. He was placed in the county jail and afterwards lic'd to await the action of the grand jury under ; $500 bonds, which will keep him at the , Hotel de Sinallmon until the June term of circuit court. The same evening some one -entered the meat market ot Mr Ulerenge and extracted 75 cents from the till, leav ing the box on the floor, probably the same man. In both cases the front door was Dried open. The man grave his name John VVilson, and probably belonged to the tramp family. THE MAN A HOLT TOWN Sometimes the mighty fall though not endowed with life. The old bank counter that stood for so many years In the First National Bank building, the Man About Town Is informed is soon to appear in an entrrly different field. Hereafter the money going over It Instead of being plac ed to the depositors credit will simply pay for the drinks in an Albany saloon. Good sewerage and pure water are among the greatest questions that agitate an city, and are matters that should be continually Investigated in Albany as well as In other cities. In large cities there are regular Boards of Health who Inquire Into all kinds of drinking water It would be a proper thing, besides other investigation.to secure a good analysis of both the well and hydrant waterin Albany, both that coming from the Calipooia and "from the Santiam. The circus has gone but the small boy Is here and the show will be continued by the Tom Sawyers and Huckleberry Finns, of the city, and even the girls are a" little more u-ckiess than ordinarily. A 1'umcrov, V. T paper says that all t u- bent horses will be advertised in its col iimiis. The only horse ad. in the paper is that ot a mule. Curious country that. Two gentlemen from Tacoma and Spo kane Falls have been in the city, both old and popular citizens here. It is worth a jacknife to hear them tell about how dull it see. iied in rortlind on their wav here, and Albany, well, it almost puts them asleep to walk along our streets. i Y.M, C. A. Election-. The directors fof the newly organized Y M C A met last -evening and elected the following officers II Lee, president; M O Brink, vice ipresident; C D Woodworth, secretary ; E F Sox, treasurer. Committees were appoint eel for various departments of work, and it (was decided to begin holding gospel meet ings Sabbath afternoons at 4 o'clock. The "inonllily.business meeting will be held the second Friday. Arrangements are being .made tor a permanent Hall, and It Is pro posed to place the association on a good foundation. Eastern Prices. A circus with east ern prices is a novelty in Oregon. Such jwas Mc Mahon Si Farlni's. 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for children, 10 cents tor iuc .uvn ttiiu 1 u icnut lur rcscrvcu hculb. The entertainment was good and contained several fine features, well carried out not withstanding a big Wcbfoot shower that penetrated even the heavy canvas. The The clown was considerably more prmi r:neot than In the recent three ring affairs And obtained somewhat of the old time recognition of his ability and power as a Joker. "Corre again." Yaq.ui.va Bay. During the past few days men and boys have caught many bar rels of fine herring from the wharves. The tsh gather very thick around the piles and deposit their spawn. It is no trick at all to catch, with a dip net a bucket full of them in a few moments. .. .Next year Mr Case will build a three story addition, 30x65, to the Ocean House and furnish it with all the modern conveniences.. . .The first cir cus on Yaqufna Bay gave exhibitions on Tuesday and Wednesday at Yaqulna City. Republican. A Good Sign. The Astoria Pioneer gets off the following good thing, which we have seen In nearly all our exchanges : j "The man who wouldn't take a newspaper was in town the other day. Among the other indications of being behind the times, re noticed that he set his watch by the 'jn In front of the jewelry store, wiped his ase on a bolt of calico hanging in front la store, stopped at a bank to inquire the ice of lumber and paid twenty-five cents ft drug clerk for an almanac. Lr.nA.soN. Dr E R Barker has been fointed deputy recorder of Linn county 4 the North Santiam and Quartzville irtrlct ... .J P Hall, of Albany, was on our -treets Wednesday, working in the inter, ll.of the Columbia bicycle. . . .Thos Park- r expects to leave here next week to en- in the livery business at Albany. nnon's loss is Albany's gain.... Mrs Stubblefield, of Walla Walla, W T, is ing her father's family and friends '. Express, i:o Broken. Last Thursday eveninrr. le riding near Sand Ridge, the team fcig driven by Charlie Bardwell.a son of Hardwell, ran away, throwing the boy I on ttie ground, resulting in one of his netng broken, the bone protruding out c flesh so severe was the fracture. He dso considerablv bruised in other re- l-'.s. ampule Horse Killed. Several h ago Mr Alfred Wheeler's fine trotting r ", from Oneco, while in his stables on 'irm, was kicked in the region of the t by a frisky fill y separated from him v hy a pole, end died shortly nftnrwririt. Wheeler had awhile previous to the ' lent refused $250 for the horse. a. ri'KNiNo Days Of latest spring styles 1SS9. Friday, April nth and following f . at L. and C. Howard's, Albany, Or. I Hairs to the left over I I Dubrullle's nop. ness BORsE New Foundations. TheCorvallls Ga zelle says : "George Waggoner is having his residence mured back a few feet on his lot and a new foundation being placed un derneath." It might also be remarked that Judge Boise, of this city, was engaged one day this week putting a new and more substantial foundation under George's seat on the railroad commission, which will cause him to sit easier for the next two years. Thus, he is getting a solid founda tion all aiound. Statesman. HOME AM) .tilt(AI Town Talk. Town Talk. Wheat, OGJoonti. Itain and hail to-day New style jewelry at French's. It cost 812,780.33 to run Eugene City lat year. The San Francisco mark, t is slutted w.ti potatoes. AseeoDd-hand orison fur sale cheat) at Mrs ilyuians. Buy your watchoa ut Fieneh's. Big bar gains. Finest line of rug in the city j-ist received at Forimiifer & Iiviukk. Kenton's Premium .Sivmi Sod i first- class and all it costs la SI. (Ml 1 er box. An old man named Movei? iM dvinT at the poor farm, aud will un.luihlv he bnr.nl Mon day, Seattle has become a liist-class nostoffi me receipts tor tlm I. .at fiscal year weie Tile Y M C A will hul l a L-oanel meeting at the W C T U Hi:I to-morrow i.t 4 o'clock for men only. A week a to-day Al Farrow ran a mila at San frauulsco iu 1:40. next en me bitat time on rccoid. An eli-cant line of silk table sureads. lictuuful desigus, just teceived at Fortmiller it lrviug s. Get your baking powder at liardue & Uudcrwouu s. With every can of White Cross you net line piece of China ware. Try some 01 it. The editor of the Home Press, of Center ville, has had a guardian a-jpoluted. He has been Bued for libel aud being under ago this was necessary. Manager A N Towne. of the Southern Pa cine, sas two trail a a day will not be run to Portland for some time, the report to that sl ices nor, oeing true. Last evening a tramp tried to enter the lesidenca of M Bauiugart ; but Mrs Baum gart oiew a po:ice wnistle, aud some oue passing along frightuneii the follow away, Mr W W Crawford has sold bis handsome gelding, Seatco, to Theodore Skillman. 01 Petaluuia, Cal, for $300. Also team of work horses, of the Edward Everett stock for $300, Mi Charles Klum, whom we iecently men tioned as haying returned from Washington territory, died at his parents' home in Soila ville on Monday, April 8, at the age of 22. The deceased was a brother of H G Klum, of this city, and was highly esteemed by those who knew hiai. Just Received. F L Kenton has just received by last steamer a good supply of very fine California full cream cheese wh'.ch will be sold cheap. Also received a new barrel of choice mixed pickles. He keeps a flint-class stock of groceries and confectionery, and when in need of any thing in his line you will do well to give mm a can. Results of War. A war with Ger many would increase the value of the Ore gon wheat crop, but it would not increase the price of millinery at the new store of Mrs Marie Davis & Co. These ladies are doing a remarkable business at remarka ble prices. Call and see the new styles and Intest novelties. Everything new and of latest design. A Flag Arrangements are being made to buy a fine flag for the school house, tu be presented with ceremonies on the Inaug uration centennial, April 3uth, when it will be unfurled. Premium Savon F L Kenton has just received another large shipment of Premi um Savon soap direct from the factory. This soap Is put up especially for Mr Ken ton and is warranted to give satisfaction. It U now being sold at $1 per box. uses. Greenwood has some fine "res of horse show on exhibition for P, at .its line Art Studio. die 0 will tell you f mcerioa chojpor than "t!lB. Rrownk t Stahard. C inadeharnea goto E. I Power Babies. The finest line of babv carr'. ages in the Valley just r celved at Stewart tV Sox s. Prices are remrkab!v cheap con sidering the superior quality of the carri- igcs. Elected. 6000 rolls of wall paper in an Immense number of patterns at Fortmiller & Irvlng's. the finest line in the central Willamette Valley. It is an art gallery to ee it an. Salmon.- -A nice lot of fesh Chinook salmon received dally at Sciiullz Bros., City Market. Weather Indications. For the ia .lours beginning at 11 o'clock, noon. Rain, lower temperature Summer Wraps. Novelties In beaded and stockinet jackets just received. oAMUEi b. Young. Hotel Arrivals. TEMPERANCE COLUMN. Edited by Albany W, CT U PIIAY WITHOUT t CASING. Unanswered yet, the prayer your lips have pieaueu, Inneonv of heart these manv years ? Does faith begin to fail, is hope declining, And think you all in vain those falling tears ? &ay not the fa'her has not heard your prayer 1 ou shall have your desire sometime, somewhere. SOl-Til ALBANY. A most desirable and beautiful location for suburban residences, owing to its nat ural advantages and nearness to the center ol business. Compare the size, location. view and access to and from these lots.and you will be convinced of their merits Call early and secure a home beforethe advance in price. Apply to i WEEDAI.E 6 K edfield. Airents. First door south of Post Ortice. UT ..Li. THE AFFLICTED READ Af D LEARN. THAT !) Wast! Alterative Tonic, If v till!!-- 'hrl'l- illlllKi Nay, do not say unan- Unanswered yet swered Perhaps your part is not vctwhollydope; The work began when first your prayer was uttered. And God will finish what He has besrun; ivcep incense burning at the 6hrine 01 prayei, And glory shall descend sometime, somewhere, OO OR SO ACRES ion aorei 01 tine farming or fruit land, 4milm we: of Albany, f.ironlv ii5 an Her. Will sll 50acres It dHirHj, Ninrly looatwl. Call cn Cooper Turner on Corvalli road. Sealed Bids, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mr Charks Monteith, of Spokane Fall,, is in the city on business. T J Baford agent-elect at the Stletz, baa been in the city to-day. . Uev Donaldson, of Portland, will hold ser vices in St. Peters Churoh, in this city, to morrow, says the Oregoman. Mr Lake Dorris, clerk with Smith & Washburne, will leave on Monday for Port laad with a view to locating there Mr E R Wheeler and Miss Belle Crisp were united in marriage at Pendleton on April 0. . The groom was at one time one of tbe Albany boys. The Democrat extends congratulations. Mr PGaniard, who has been in Ashland during the past winter, left last Monday for Albany, for a look at the country in Linn county. Tidings. Mr J R Cnlbertaon, recently of Dayton, W T, has moved to Scio, where he will go into business with his brother, W L Culber--ton. rJesidea attending to legal business, they will do a general land odics business, selling real estate, etc. Revs W. W. Logan, of the United Pres. byterian of Portland, and S G Irvine of the U P Church at Albany, were in Ashland Wednesday visiting V H Lnderman. Tbey were en route for San Francisco to attend the Synod of their church. Tidings. W H Mitchell, of the firm of Mitchell. Lewis k. Co, Portland, is in the city making arrangements for the opening of a branch house in this city in tbe new Vance block. They will carry the popular Mitchell wagon, and keep a first-class stock of agricultaral implements. W E Harris, advance agent for Royce & Lansing musical comedy enmnanv has been in the city making arrangements for the ap pearance of that talented company-. This troup was here last year and gave splendid satisfaction, giving one of the finest enter tainments ever given 111 Albany. They de serve a crowded house. At Cost. G. W. Simpson has just re elved at a bargain a large lot of ladles muslin underwear and Infants' robes, slips and hoods, which he will sell at wholesale ost, marked in plain figures. Farmers, if you want the best harness al hand mde,fcall onE. L. Power.next to Dem crat office. Thompson k Overman keen the.best harnesses. Revere House. D E Caldwell, G W lamm, Portland ; II J Morton, G Lamb, B Ross, S F: E Barnhardt, Brownsville; J sellick, leo Peeblcr, C I Quellman, G VcKniirht, C E Henderson, city: O La- Forest, S P R R ; J Allen, Eugene City; W A Williams ;J Aberson, Shedds; D Bond, Halsey ; A L Guthrie, St Louis; A Collin, 1 hicago; V M wauswortn, lolcdo; T J Wvlie. Toledo; A B Allison, Yaquina; W CMlddleton, W Thayer, Milwaukee, Wis; W N Hull and wife, Corvallis; J 8 Ruth- 'ord.J Ruther.'ord, Waddington, N Y. Russ House. DF Hoeve and wife, Mill Citv 1 A L, Morris : J "E Bennett ; I Kingcarde i C McMahon ; W Devan j C Lendoor ; t i wrviue, 11 iienry j j Welsh, T Adams ; B Ward ; II Laurcll ; O II Nelson ; O C Black ; C Davis i W Rogers i D Lnrkcll ; C Chappell ; R Knowlcs ; S Powell j II Hobson ; W Maybury ; H Moulton and wife ; T J Keane ; II Butcher ; H L Hamilton ; Gilmour i J Schmidt and wife ; G F Syl vester, Lebanon J Znrcher and Son.N V; J W Barnes, St Louis, Mo ; J J Philomth ; R E Landis ; T E Froman ; S A Sand ford, Millers. St Ciiari.es. G M Bee!cr,Salem j J L Race, Walklns, N Y ; M Misamon, C N Wait, W A Turner, M C Thompson, Port land ; S Case, Miss N L Case, Miss I Case, Newport; W E Harris, Agt Royce (i Lansing Co ; D F Sullivnn, St Louis ; Mr Looman, Cuito, O ; R B Cannon, Santa Rosa, Cal. Sealtd bids will be received I t the Board of Directors of the Albany Street Railway vonipauy 01 Aiuany, iregon, up to and In cluding the 52nd day ot April, 1889, for the construction i.f a street railway in said eitv. The seventh annual convention of the " " " ' DB, vea on each pr.-,- ,-! . . -"r lumm-r n-a Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Oregon will be held in S.ncm, May 8th, 9U1 and loth. Local Supt's of departments should forward their reports immediately o their respective State Superintendents. Good programs for the evening sessions, will be arranged and it is hoped to make this the most interesting annual meeting ever held. The greatest convention ever held in DakoU of any kind was the Non-Partisan Prohibition Constitutional Convention, which closed the 14th Inst. It was held at Huron, the capital of South Dakota, and was represented by all parties, to the num ber of 800 delegates. Every church denom ination was represented, including the Catholic. Every presiding cider of the Methodist Church in South Dakota was present, and most of the preachers were also there to say amen to adopdng the Sioux Falls Constitution, and carrying prohibi tion in October by a majority that will as tonish everybody. When pledges tor car rying on this work were called for they tairiy rained down upon tne chairman so thick and fast did they come that the scene was dubbed a Dakota "blizzard." $8,280 being raised in a short space of tune. A young Californian recently gave wine supper to seventeen society men at I Topeka, Kan., at which nearfy 100 bottles I of wine were used. The white ribboners I took up the matter and th: guests were as tonished on being summoned before the I grand jury which was in session at the I time. The host left the citv, but a requisi tion has been taken out for him in case he s wanted. in the construction of said road. 2nd. F ill rails and for iron material used in con struction of tho road bed. All material furn ished to be delivered on the line of the pro posed road as directed by the SuDerintendpnt of the Company. 3rd. For cradinr si.d building said road ready fortherollingstoik all material to be fiirnishrd hy the C m pany. 4'Ji. For furn:srii j all mate ial, work and labor necessary to complete said road bed ready for the rolling stock. All the materia! furnished, and the work done to be according to the plans and specifications now on tile in the office of the Secretary of Slid Company where they can be seen . Con tractors will be required to giva bonds for the laitniui performance ot their contract. The Company reserve the right to reject any or all bids. All bids should be addressed to the Secretary at Albany, Oregon, and marked "Bids for the construction of the Albeny Street Railway." By order of the Koar-1 of Directors. C. G Burkhart, Secri tary. ,,m, -remedy fo Malarial Anoo .( ii.r disea-ea alining from im ,.t blood, nueti aa scrofulous) .imilvnn the fact), salt rbeom. rheiiiiiHiixm headache, plies, """ rempliii, 'i fm ale w.akneaa and g nr.ii iMiihiv. rover and agua oatarrn na dmp-y- I manufacture medii Ine accord 1 11C to hn tha disease may ba, DR. J. J. WEST, The K. 'la -l PbyBicIan may Iwy be lnuiid a I.Ih office and can tell you Jn wh. n or 1 ulna are l cau-d by examln inu imi in nix places on y-or breast ana m.iier your Hhnnlder 1 lades with bis ear, oer our iiinihes Many cures bare been untrfe I'y '-is treatment, BEAD A TTT") LBABIT, I -aui- 10 th country to Jocato nu found nr arriving here, that .Portland n-1 A bany, were already destined to b-.iiin' 1 he headquarters of the J?8 v rowing West, ith that end In view 1 . r-ern nied 10 locate in Aioany iu un sprinu ' i' vinir already purchased a large l ni whl h I desire to improve. Now mI urn.-,- - ho sre in need of treatment Mioulii n ' 1 ihcuise ves of this opportun M iK I'LTATIOH FREE. l'( i -i i ne-iilng careful treatment wu li!-H-e tp or. Lir. J J trru. Mi h van. - t It A).-r.y, -er"l-. Come and Get Consultation Anyhow. onictyllour t From A. M to 3lSO P,!Jf, West late cf De sm bulb btite KGAb ESTAlr. SALES. As recorded in the Recorder's office for Linn county, Oregon : V Morrow to Peter Bilyeu, part of lot I, blk 10, Scio $300 A Hackleman to II E Chipman, lot 1, blk 3, H's 3d a 200 John Isom to E I Lnnnlng, undivid ed of t, y, blk ne, li s A.. . 1000 Geo E Chamberlain to Chas O Cah- 1 n, lot 2, blk 5.J 1000 A Hackleman tojonn Giblln, bika,, H's 4th A 1400 A Hackleman to J Isom and J Lannlng, blk 1.1, and 4 lots, blk iS, H's 4th A 1500 I M V nil veil to A I Uilyeu, 3 lots, blk 9, W's A, Scio 350 J M V Uilyeu to A J Bilyeu, lots I, 8 and part of lot 7, 'blk 2, and part of lot 6,blk 36, W's A Scio 1250 Mrs M A Daly to Nancy b. blder, blk 111, H's A 1233 John Stipp to M E Bllveu, lot 13, blk 3 and lots 4 and 5, blk 8,V s A, Scio 300 GcoD Rldinger to Mrs M A Daly, i blk 50 H's 2d A 703 I M Ralston, to C M Moist, yo acres adjoining Lebanon 5300 Gil Llgtjctt to J M Rals'on, 90 acres adjoining Lebanon 3700 ' United States to Edward Evans, a patent, Struck Oil At $t.2t per 5 gallon can best Standard c ' oil, at the Willamette I Hacking Co. s store. New Comers To oor city wiirfiod it to I their advantage to price our goods before I buying in their outfit of groceries and pro visions. JBrownkll & Stanakd. WAIT FOR THE BEST, Opera House. ONE SIGHT.. Tuesday, April 23rd, 1889. 9 TH YEAR SUCCESS hrlnics SUCCESS QTH UyEAR Second Transcontinenal Tour -OP THE FAVORITE Rojce & Lansing MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. WE HAVE Ths Funniest Comedian. the Brighteit of aouhretts, full .Mandoline Urchestra, tiU So'id Silver Swiss Bells, the Spanish Trnubadors. Vocal arid Ochiios and Banjo Players. Schubert String Quartet. nnmle, Barlegqaci Opera and Comedy all In one great program. Raval Royce is only equaled hy Sol Smith Russell. Mew Orleans Picayune. Press and publio unanimous in their praise. (Jrowds turner! away mghiy during me Han Francisco eugagemeut. Secaro seats early. No advance in prices. Albany Opera House. ONE NIGHT ONLY Wednesday, April 17th, 1889, The Uieat and Only MC'KANLASS, SUPPORTED BI MRS. A. L. SALES, F Wan ' Mi 00 c-ords of maple timber, i) be ined fin- manufacturing chairs, For pirti- u'arH inquire nfo A. Archibald, atoffl -o 'lin Farmer"' Warebouao, Al bany, re ami. MONEY TO LOAN, In soma toanit, nn in ..I I w rr tetnntrv nmrn ) erty at a low rate of interest. For further ii, for motion address. ' E. O. Norton & Co., East Portland, Or. NEW CARPETS For TEN to TWENTY per cent lesa than anld elseyhete, BBtne qnali ty and NEW, SUGAR. In order to equal (hecoa! oil trade offtlecity 1 nil', rtllirjgaras follows for cai-li : 13 LBS DRY GRANULATED - 15 LB 3 EXTRA C ------- 17 LBS 0 - - - . . - These Sugars are California American Refinery and full weight, mercliant reporting to contrary does so falsely. And other groceriea and goods (generally at reduced prices. $1.00 1.00 1.00 Any Niceline Ladies Dress Goods just received. A B MC.ILWAIN The Favorite Kccentrlo Comedian, and First Class Company or Ltxaicn and Ocntiomon, including the Man Voiced Woman, MISS SUSIE GRIFFIN. Keep your ere on the dato ; and remem ber that we appear; rain or shine. Soata on sale at Blackmail's Drug Store. WE ARE NOW IN THE FIELD FOR BUSINESS for 1889 and respectfully call attention" to our stock of Groceries. Confectioners Etn . w- J , . We shall endeavor at all times tojserve our cus tomers in the best possible manner. We always aim to purchase goods of the best quality and to sell them at the lowest cash prices. In addition to our grocery business we receive subscriptions for all the leading newspapers and magazines. Also take orders for all kinds of rubber stamps,. seals, etc. We cordially invite all who have not done so to favor us with their patronage. We hope by fair dealing and careful attention to business to merit a continuanee of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon us, Very Respectfully, F. L. KENTON. CHAS. METZGER. J. J. DORRIS .10R RENT. Mali over V. M, French's iowelry store. Inmnr of V, M 'Frknok. "IVOS. Sornn Ann Terioy Red for sale pj V S- lir...-, i' inrib 171, in lunmut Call oa or a.lilio-: Ma-.k Junks, at Tan. gnt, Or., anil i;-vt the tU to tie hai. CHAS. METZGER & CO., Real , Estate, Employment and Insurance Agents, 0 All co mm ideations ptomptty an were.. In Germanor English, ZZOFFICE: ELLSWORTH BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOKDSSTRHETS, ALBANY, OREGON.