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Newspaper Page Textpiiily Democrat IIOMK AND AltltOAII joniiy S7camg, ffliy 13,1889 jVirK WHTHJIU, B-lltora .nil Publish., PublUho avery dy In tlio;wc-k. Suiulijl imct'l'toJ.) COMME.NCKUKNT. I li lll At M'-nov. as second-class mall matter. Ot SUBSCRIPTION KATIM. Ddrerad by cnarior per wiwk $ .15 mail iwr yuif . 6.00 , . - , LOCAL RECORD. WasHka BuiAMirr ? Every one re members C. C.Scott, of the Gilman House, Portland, who committed suicide by jump. ne from a third itory window sometime ,go. His surviving partner, Mr Post was appointed Administrator of the estate of Scott. Some days ago Mrs. Scott, the wife of tne deceased applied to the Court for an order requiring Post to allow her $250 per month and pay a man for looking after her interest in Hie estate. In his answer to the petition, Post alleges that Mrs, Scott was never the wife and is not now the widow f Scott, for the reason that when she mar ried Scott he had a living wife from whom he had never been divorced. It is now evident, if this be true, that Scott's cause far his rash act is to be found in the biga mous relations which he was sustaining to wards the two wemen and the laws of the State. When all the facts are brought to light the public will be able to place the blame where U belongs. Waterloo. Mr. J. li. Gross, of V.'aterloo, has been in the city, and It was with difficulty that he could be held with in bounds. The action of the County Court in ordering the Waterloo bridge, did the business. He states that everybody within miles of Waterloo are elated over the re suit of the long contest for a bridge there, Waterloo now looks for a small si.ed boom at least. Why not ? It has a magnificent water power, and some dav the Southern Pacific's branch will undoubtedly lie ex tended to it and perhaps beyond. Every thing points to a prosperous era tor the city A new foot bridge leading to the soda springs has also been put in for visitors to the place. lVbu.it, 02 oeuts, 15 ernt eliaviii,'( at Viereck'a. 8 tickets for f at Vier'.ck'i. New dress goods at McllwaiuV Chicago Ceaiedy Company to-night. St. Cnaileaonly atriotly (irat-claaa hotel in Albauy. Owl 3 chairs running rteady kt Vierack a aha- ing parlors. Nobodj stops at tha S& Jluirles under a boycott, 6wl Mr Geo W Talr'a floating 250 cords ol Urge tir dowu tha Santiara. Side aaddlaa and ladies riding oarcinglea at Thompaon & Overman's. Thompson t Overman, aeenta for tha great Dynamite buggy whip. A Ifuildinir and l.o:iu Assooiation ia being organized at Newport. The Grand Lodge of Good Tenr.plara will mett in Salem June 18, Miss Amelia Mav, of flarriiburjr, ia in tha oity the gueatof Miss Bella Sndera. If yoa want a sood ailversteol scythe.finaat in tha market, go to Stewart Sc Sox'e. Pendleton has had two fires recently' of in. t ndiary origin. That looks bad. A lino tins of buggy dusters and.fly neta at Thompson k, Overman'a, the leading harnesa dealers. snMcIlwain oan give you tha best fitting it you ever wore, at prices to auit eacn ana pvery one. An elezant lino of silk table spreads, in lieautiful designs, just received at Fortiniller it Irving a. Moner can't buy better boots and ahoea than Mcllwiin is selling, because bettor goods are not manufactured. A voung man named iSutterneld was killed at Yaquina Bay yesterday by a falling maaa of rocks at tho government woiks. Tha "Three Sutera went belaw to-day with a cargo af 2,000 bushela of wheat and some floor from the Magnolia Mills bouod for Oregon City, The market is well supplied with straw berries to-day, fresh from the Benton gar dens, at 20 cents a box, Also cabbages, cauli flower and green beans direct from .alitor-nia. H C Davenport, a Salem boy, is likely to become a great artist. He carried off tlia prizes at the San Francisco Art Sohool, and Tho N ait says he has the making of a "good one." The Northern Pacific haa agreed to con vav the Orecon oroducta for the Milwaukee G A II exhibit, from Portland free of charge. As it will take three cars this is a clear gilt of about 1S00. Four vaara bu Alfred S Kidder was1 read- inn law in a Portland offi.ie. Ho inherited $o(',0t ) from a Richmond, Va, relative, and last week b'aw out his brains after blowing in his last ?500 at a poker game. At a meeting of the board of directors cf the Albany college Prof Condit was re elected President of college for the ensu ing year. It was voted to hold the com mencement exercises at the opera house. The valedictory was ordcrr to the graduate with the brat average standing during the college coursr, and Yf'.ll be selected at a meeting of the beard The Weather, morrow, when the examination of the class, consisting of Miss Helen Crawford Miss rlora Mason and Miss Ina Robertson will be held, under the following commit tee, Dr Irvine, Rev Prichard and Hen Geo E Chamberlain. The following is the program of the com mencement week as given us, which prom ses to be among the most interesting in tha kistory of the college: Friday evening, June 7 Juvenile enter tainment at the college chapel by the primary department. Sunday morning, June 9 Baccalaureate sermon by Rev S G Irvine, of 1) I), Albany. Sunday evening Sermon before the Christian association of the college, by Rev E J Thompson, D D, of Coivallis. Monday evening undergraduates en tertainment. Tuesday evenine Lecture before the literary societies of the college, by Rev Dr Arthur J Brown, pastor of the First Pres byterian church of Portland, ruesuay anernoon ivy aay, wnicn win take the place of the customary class tree exercises, ivy being planted by the gradu ating class instead of a class tree. Wednesday morning uradualing exer cises proper. The exercises will commence at :e o'clock. The members of the class, tocether with their giaduating essays, are as follows: Miss Ina Robertson, "The In nitration of a Purpose;" Miss Flora Mason, "The Women of Shakespeare;" Miss Helen Crawford, "lean Incelow." On Wednesday evening the alumni of the college will hold a banquet at the St Charles nolel, at which time a literal y pro gram will be rendered Business Change. Mr Ned Duffy has urchased Mr John Couzins' interest in his boot black business and consolidated the same with his own, locating the combina tion in front of lots Webber's barber shop, where he will always be lound ready to operate on the soiled boots and shoes of flic masses. Easily Civilized. "If any of our in credulous readers think that Chinese do not quickly pick up tho evil and winnow the good of American civilization, let them visit the saloon on Alder street near Third just back of the Royal theater, and see them stand at the bar and ask for 'blandy' and 'tin cintgin.' play fifteen ball pool, and call shots, crying out, 'sidec pocket, etc, and what is worst of all, gamble at domi noes, tan and dice shaking in lull view, notwithstanding the law against such pas time and the fact that white men are de barred the fascinations of faro and stud." Portland Welcome. Cheap Excursions, We understand that arrangements are being made between the Narrow Gauge railroad and the O P to put on sale a cheap excursion rate between Portland and Yanuinaabout Juee 1. Close connection to be made at the junction o' the two roads a few miles east of here' Should this arrangement be made doubt less it will open up a new outlet for Port land freight and passenger business. We would have been glad to have seen this excursion business arranged with the S I as their trains are running on such time that it would give excursionists ample time to look over our growing city bctore sinning their journey to the coast. A Broad Gauge. The Democrat re ceives a great many sample copies of all kinds of papers from all parts of the world. The latest Is Lucifer tlia Lihl Hearer, pub lished at Valley Falls, Kansas. The name Is an appropriate one. The light is all from sulphur. It boasts that His abroad gauge concern and we guess it is. It would make good kindling wood, as no match would be needed to touch It off. To-Night. The Chicago Comedy Com pany are in the city and will present "Dia mond Mystery" at the opera house to-night to an immense audience. The company scored the greatest success in the history of Salem, and we predict, will take as well in Albany. The reason is that first-class entertainments are given at prices the public can well afford to pay. To morrow night will be presented the "Cotton King." A Long Word. How's this for a long word ? Kakclugnsmakeriarbc'arcf.-ickfore-ningsledamotsafglftsqvlttensblarkcttstryc-krlngsoinkostriaderna. The gentleman who secured itsays that It Is a Swedish word and its meaning is : The place to get nrst-class groceries, produce and crockery ware at bottom prices is Conn Bros, Albany, The Reason. The following from an hx. explains why so many editors are long aced men : "The writer kept count yes terday, and from 9 a, m. to 9 p, in., there came into this office two sewing machine agents, one straight beggar, three book agents, one man sclline shirts or taking measure for shirts, two building association inn me insurance men, one acctd- policy man, and one advance agent HIE4T11 Capt Irvine telegraphed Col Smith at Sa'em to-day for the six northern companies of the jd regiment for the 4th "'J"b' celebration, and they will probably oe secured. It will mean the largest celc- "raiion in the history of Albany. Already 1 . '",lds have be raised 'to Insure a "voration. .ukes Blasting. That blaitipg boom comes from Lyor. street, where powder is being used to upheave the solidly packed earth. A large force of men are at work ."-uay puslilng the grading ahead towards For Thirty Days.A1I goods bought ma in tjrushs will be discounted at in .t , e an Immense stock and mi. J .. ar"lan Special bar- -" can wnne stock It complete Stretching Out. It is to be hoped Albany's street car line will keep stretch- the wav Salem s does. Look at it ac cording to the Statrtman : "The track is now completed and the street cars will run to -day fiom the bridge across the mill race at the north end of Commercial street.clear to New York, making a run of over two milca. By Tuesday they will run away past Grant s coi ner in North Salem.and In a comparauyeiy snort tunc nicy wm uc running through Kiversioc aauuion is the kind of a line that will pay. That 3. A snlendid stock o watches, lew fVAclry .clocks, etc., at Will & Starks, t.7many new things being just received Also a hnc line ot gold neauca canes. ai or. them for bargains. Don't fai o examine Mcllwain'n carpeta Ynu will fi them from 10 to 15 per cent cheaper tlia any other place ia town, taking in eoosidera on the quality. Farmer, if vou want the best harness al hand made, call 011E.L. l'ower.ucxt to Dem crat oihco. List vnnr lands and city property for sale at tha Willamette Valley Jand Agencies ui lice, in St. Charles Hotol block, Albany, ur OCBULTK X HENDERSON . Some Bargains. 60 fret on First street with one brick and one frame store building, $7500. Or 35 feet with the frame for Sltoo, and 15 feet with the brick for $4000. 3 lots with large house and barn on Elm street, $1,300. 45 feet on Broadalbin street near and St, 2.200. 22 feet with good house nnd barn on Denot street. $1,000. 1 lot, 71x110, good S room house, barn etc., corner Kailroad, i,ooo. Willamette Valley Land Agents. Sciiultz Sc Henderson llusinesa Changr, Xofcice iaherabv ciyen that the co-part nership heretofore existing between 8 W Smith aid Edward Washburn, under th Arm nam of Smith k Washburn, tana bef dissolved by mutual consent, Mr A B Math ews having Durcbased tha intereat of M Smith. The firm will hereafter be Mathew & Washburn. Tin new firm will assume a! tha'indebtednets of the late (irm and will col lect all accounts due the same. A concian- anoe of the libaral patronage of the publi; ia respectfully aohcit'd. Albany, May 3rd, 18S9. S. W. Sarrn, Eiiwarb Washburn Crop weather bulletin No. 10, for week ending .May nth, 1889. Oregon Stale wr:ithrr bureau in co-opera.ion with U.S. signal eervit-e,cenlral office, Portland, Or. The weal her conditions have been more i,.,i . . - - --' ...., 111 eastern ana auumcrn Oregon than in the other sections. The forepart of the week was cloudy and cool with rain in all parts of the State.while the latter part wi.8 clear and warm. The tern pi rature has been below the normal grow I to 3 decrees. The rainfall has been from one half to one inch above the no.r.ial. The wnshinc has hecn below the average. Tlis effect on the crops,of these conditions, has been fairiv good More sunshine and less rain in the Willamette Valley would prove to be of benefit ; a continuance of cloudy, cool and rainy weather will be In jurious In Southern Oregon and along the coast everything Is progressing nicely in the former the cool rains hav some what retarded the berries and fruits ; in the latter, the weather is very suitable for the grasses. In Eastern Oreg'on the rains have been plentiful and the earth is .nore wet now than it has been for a year. The oc casional frosts and strong winds have, in sections, done damage. Through the moun tainous regions frosts have been frequent and they have done slight damage to grain and truit. At Lone Rock In Gilliam Co. on the 6lh at 2 p. m. a heavy shower of rain followed by snow, lasting 20 minutes, occurred, the hills were white, twain ches of rain have fallen since the 1st Inst., at this place. The heavy rainfall and showery weather may, in sections i the valley, cause fall wheat to eo to straw, Curl leaf is effecting peach trees in Lane county, strawberries are plentiful at Kosc- burg ; at (jrants Pass thev are lust com ing into market. A lew cherries are ripe in favored localities. A few days of warmth and sunshine will benefit crops all over the State. Reports show Saturday to be very warm anu dry. IS. S. r-AGUE, Observer U. S, Signal Service, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Cloverdalb, BentoB Co , May 2nd. Having purchased of Mr, Aabby Pea roe hia entire (arm in Kentop county, Oregon, the publio is notified and forbidden from taking or removing therefrom any gravel, sand or loam frc-in said premlwg K. I.. 8mm. Elected. 6000 rolls of wall paper In r Immense number of patterns at Fortmiller & Irving's. the finest line in the central Willamette Valley. It is an art gallery to see it all. NEW AUYRB.TlSEMEXia. Clovkhdale, Benton Co., May 2nd. I am instructed bv Mr. P. L. Suoh to proiecnle any and all persona depositing dead animals upon his lands in Benton county, Oregon, formerly owned by Mr. Aniiny 1 earce. t u is. E, Wolvertow, Attorney at law. m ONEY TO LOAN, In soma to anit ly 1 on Improved city or oountry prop erty at a low rate of interest. For further imormatlon address. E O. NORTON & Co., Eaat Portland, Or. IjSOR HALK. a phaeton. A grade, full leatbe: top, as good as new. For sale cheap, Inquire of M. J. Monteilh, .South Albany A most desirable and beautiful location for suburban residences, owing to its nat ural advantages and nearness to the center of 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 before the advance in price. Apply to I wekdai.e fit Reifi eld, Agents. First door south of Post Office. WANTED. A girl wants a place in at private family to work, Address C. R, Dkmooeat office. "117"ANTED.A ffood sirl to do eeneral T T housework in a small family In tha country office. Permanent place, Call at Ibis Summer Wraps Novelties In beaded and stockinet jackets just received. Samuel b. Young. BRICK, BRICK. Tha undersigned are now prepared to supply all with brick of the first Quality and in email or large quantities. Call early. juokoan at H1B8T, Albany, Or. For 1 and madeharnet s eoto E. L. Power REAL ESTaTb SALES. WHAT'S THIS ? $420.00 in valuable gifts to be given away and to cost the recipients absolutely nothing. Everything strictly legitimate. and the drawing to be conducted with the closest regard for the rights of all concern ed. You will learn particulars at Blum'i Cigar Store, opposite the Reycre House, Albany. A Thunder Storm. The vast influx of new comers seems to be having an in fluence on the weother. Two thunder storms in a week have occurred, to-day a recular Eastern affair shaking the heavens, preceded by a stiff breeze that would have made an iowalan hunt nis unzzaru cenar. Died. Mr Hill, an old gentleman near ly seventy-five years of age, died at the home of Mr Ashby Pearce Saturday, and was burried Sunday afternoon, Dr Irvine conducting the services. We understand the deceased was a Homeless and inenuiess old gentleman whom Mr Pearce had kind ly taken charge of. Filed May 13th, 18S9. James E Junkin to David E Junkin one thirty second part 01 u lC, Jamesjunkin $ 1250 J i (jladpcltcr to David i, Junkin, one-thirty second part or D u c of lames lunkin i2;o Marv R Marthens to David E Jun kin, one-thirty second part of D L C of lames lunkin 120 (j a Junkin to David t, Junkin, one- thirty second part ot the lj LV of James junkin 1250 Anthony C Junkin to David E jun kin, one-fourth interest in D L C of James Junkin 200 W J Junkin to uavid t junkin one thirty second part of D L C of James Junkin 1250 M out to uavia . junkin, one thirty second part of D L C of James Junkin.... r 12 O A Crawford to Brownsville Wool en Mfg Co 12285 Total $19985 At the Portland Hotels. The fol lowing Albany people were registered there May 13: A S Powell, G C Thomp 60n, I G Crawford, M Calcber, Mat Cal- honn. Two bovB were drowned while skating, in a Connecticut pound in 18S1, their relatives are now righting for '-'00,UOO worth of prop erty to which tho boys were heirs, aud one of the main questions to be decided is which boy waa drowned first. Do not w;U until to-morrow, when you feel sick, but take immediately a does of roundel's Oregon Blood Purifier and prevent a serious attr.cK of sicknoaa. It is the best liver regulator and blood cleanser iu exis tence Try it. GUS WANTED,-,! want 40 dozen Chinese Pheasant egga to send East. Tuey must be resh, not having been set on. Will pay 2,50 per dozen. J. H, BOBKHABT. TO EXCHANGE. An upright Decker A Son piano, been in use a few months, in first-class condition, guaran teed for five years, which X wish to ex change for a lot or lota in Albany. In quire at the residence of B. W, Cnndiflj MBS, A. H. MATTHEWS, A 849.1889,The days of '49 are gone I and a new era has come. We must keep up with the train and hence note the great reduction in prices at the Albany ttain. ana snaving rariors. shaving ro -'ji.s. cams zo cents or a ticnets lor l. Children's hair out, 15 cents: Haircut ting 25 cents Hair or whisker dyeing a specialty. Hair oil and Sea Foam lor sale. Razors boned for 25 cents. Jos, Wbrber, Proprietor, F0 THE FARMERS AND WORKINCMEN -OF- Struck Oil At $i.2C per 5 gallon can best Standard c--' oil, at the Willamette Packing Co.'s store. Weather Indications. For the 1 .lours beginning at 12 o'clock, noon. Rain, nearly stationary temperature. Tubh'a St Co's pure Manilla twine, best quality, ut Stewart & Sox'a. Hotel Arrivals, H.TOT l is herby civen that at the next regu larterm of the County Commissioners Court for Linn county, Oregon, to be held at the Court House in the city of Albany on Wednesday the 5th day of June. A. JJ. 18S9, sealed plans, specincations, strains, dlogramsand bids will be received for building a bridge across the South Santi' am at Water! 10 ; said bridge to be about ISO feet long and sixteen feet wide in the clear. Also for the building of a bridge acroos Crabtree Creek where the Coun'y Road crosses said creek near the saw mill of Keakins Bros, and J. E. Cyrus ; said bridge to be about 100 feet long and 16 feet wide in the clear. ' Also for the build ing of a bridge across Muddy Cree'c at the place known as the Wilson ford. Bidders to submit estimates on this bridge for construction of same at Waterloo ford and also where the old bridge washed out said bridge to be about 80 feet long and sixteen leet wide ia the clear. All of said t.rldges to be covered. All bids must be filed with the Clerk on or before 1 o'clock ). m. of the above mentioned day. All iids must be accompanied by deposits of i per cent of bid. The Court reserves the right to rojoct any and all bids. Done by order of the Court this 9th day of May, A. D, 1RS. (L. S,) i.. JS. JVIONTAOUK, Oounty Clerk, St Charles.- 0 W Evans, Detroit ; C S Brooks, Boston i S Rumer, N R Katz, II M Read, N Y ; M Riland, Lebanon ; W Mack and wife, Mr Abbey.G Fish.L E Gray, Nolic Gray, W East, B Sloan, Mr L Uowan, city ; L, strong, corvallis j w A Tjvne, E Smith, E Bells, S M Mann.Port land ; B M Cushman.Mlss A Kirk, Browns ville i J B Burtes, Dr O D Buster, Mon mouth ; nl Morgan, Tacoma ; S L Nolan and wife, S F. Russ House. A M Arent and wife ; J D Jerman, Monmouth ; Griggs ; T B Coleman, Ukiah ; E M Ford J J II Car- one, Cal i J 11 Boyle, Cal ; S L INI vers, IU i J Summer ; J McCune ; E E Miller, S F ; C II Hart ; S A Sanford j R F Ashby ; W llorton, Empire 'City ; Troy Hays, Newport ; I F Thompson, Halsey ; A Schwab, Salem ; J Schwale, Morgan ville, Kan ; I W Roop ; J M Windsor ; W Rainwater j N Morris j P S Gosgrove; II Van Buskirk.Cal i J M Cannon, Port land i C Henkle, Corvallis ; G McElrov, King's Valley ; J M Whitakcr s I j Whit ney ; F I Miller, Olymlpa ; G E Porter. Revere House. A P Allen, G Arthur, D Lewis, C tl Clark, S F; E A Jones, Chi cago ; T Brownlec, Denver; II Lang. Mrs Sarah Friedman, Mrs F Wise, A Carlilr, W Wetzler, R F Hall. Portland: A !J Mc- Rac: F C Stanard, Brownsville: 1. M Schwartz, Philadelphia; II Bcneckc, J D Clark, L Stock, S B Graham, G Gant, Cor. vallls; M Baumgnrt nnd family, city ; E D Jenes, Brownsville; Jas Deve'.In, Miss Belle Inman, Miss Virginia Snew, Miss Annie Inman, V Love, Mr Snow, C C Patter son, Louis Bcnwav, W L Inman, Victor LaBelle, I Havs, las IVtcrich, Mr B Gold stein, Louis Vleranc, Chicago Comedy Co; A II Logan, Sclo; II Seehnle; J G Gross, Waterloo; F Kcnnedv, St Paul; S S Gold smith, W J Russell, Portland; Geo Wright, city; M B atandiord, aaiem. WANTED..-200 oirds of maple timber to he used for manufacturing chairs For particulars inquire ofO. A. Arehibal J at office 01 the Farmers' Wsrehousn, Al bany, Oregon, PIGS. Some fine Jersey Reds for sale atSRDiece Finest Digs In mr-t Call ni or Miew MV JenKs, a'. Tvi. g-Mit, Or., an 1 't th 1 h ut ro bo bad. J 00 OR 50 ACRES. 100 aoros of fine I farming or fruit land, 4 milfs westof Albany, for only 125 an acre. Wi)l sel 50 acres if desired. Nicely Iscatert Cal cn Cooper Turner on Corvallis roa , Notice for Publication. Land Office at Oreirnn City, Or. 1 May 7th. 18S9. J Notice is hereby given thnt the follow Ing named sutller has filed no.ica of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and Ilia; said pr rafwill be made beroro the uonnty Jn1;i, or in bis ahseuc?, before the County Clerk of Linn county, at Albany, Oroi;on, on Monday, July Kill, MS!). viz ! W. H. Nicrolson. Homesteal Entrvi No.5491i for the S X of s W H 1 n I S W U f SK'4 of lection 32.T j B..KH h, llonam-aj the following witnesses to provo his con timious residonco upon nnd cultivation of sild land, viz : It 11 Uollcy, John Uoau, Richard Mnvo and J vV Drury, all f Kock Creek, Linn county, Oregon. Any person who desires to protost against the allowance or such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department, why such proof sriould not be allowed, will he given an opportunity at the above mentioned time and place 10 crosa-osminm, viiv wunown of said claimant, anil to offer evidence In rebuttal of that submiiteil bvolalmsnt. W. H. Burnet, Register, Albany and Vicinity. We cordially 'nyiteyou all to visit our NEW km SECOND HAND STORES, and wo will convince you that our .rces btatu all. You cannot afford to do your purcbasijg before ou visit our place. Aa we have a large establishment in Portland we have named this The Portland Branch. We claim to lie Ibeciorest buyers in the market, and we also claim to undtrscll al) witbt'iit exception. F. WISE & Co,, S. E. Young's Old Stand. WE ARENOW IN THE FIELD FOR BUSINESS for 1889 and respectfully call attention to our stock of Groceries, Confectionery, Etc. We shall endeavor atjall times to serve our cus tomers in the be3t possible manner. We always aim to purchase floods of the best quality and to sell them at the lowest cash prices. In addition ta our grocery business we receive subscriptions for all the leading newspapers and magazines. Also take orders for all kind3 of rubber stamps, seals, etc. We cordially invite all whe 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.