Albany daily democrat., June 10, 1889, Page 2, Image 2

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Daily Democrat
One hundred and fifty-six applicant! for
aingle Consulate in South America!
And after the appointment it made one
hundred and fifty-.iveof them will be con
vinced that this administration is not living
up to the pledges of the republican party.
On the way from Brunswick to Harpt
well is a point where four roads meet.
Nature smiles on the spot, but it marks a
uniquely cruel episode in the history of
the Jsew England colonists. In 1752 Ann
Conner committed suicide in the old town
of Brunswick. In accordance withtheold
blue laws she w as buried at this place of
th; meeting of the four roads, with a stake
flriven through her body. This is said to
hive been the only instance ir. w hich this
'.) law was put into execution in this
Ceurftry.
Justice and Mrs Lamar will go South
"While the former makes his circuit, and
ater on in the summer they will goabroad
f.r a short stay. Justice Lamar has not
iMen abroad for many years, and now that
h's favorite daughter-in-law, the wife of
his son Louiswiil reside in Paris nextyear,
hi is more than anxious to make her a
visit. Mrs Lamar, jr., has been a diligent
student, and her success in portrait paint
ing already warrants the high hopes that
have been expressed of her career under
competent instructors abroad.
Asparagus is just now being imported
into England in large quantities from Tou
louse and the north of Spain. The bun
dles are packed in wooden crates and, con
sidering the transshipments en route,reach
Covent Garden in excellent condition.
Spain is also sending large quantities of
tomatoes to the London markets. Last
year as many as thirty vessels were en
gaged in transporting 'he f ttiit,and this year
it is expected that larger quantities still
will be sent. The profit yielded last year
was often 100 per cent. The Spanish spec
imens, though cheap, are only tit for cook
ing, being very ugly in shape and color.
Robert Browning goesout agreatdtal
in society, and has an especial weakneis
for dinners. He is short and stout with
white hair and a glow of ruddy health, ile
wears his hair quite long and has a mus
tache and goatee. He enjoys the best of
health and hss an almost boyish flow of
animal spirits and enthusiasm. Society is
his life and he is always en evidence. He
dines out nearly every night and loves balls
and receptions. Most agreeable in conver
sation, of course he is well posted on every
subject and his friends number the great
men of the entire world. He is a great
flirt and very proud of his conquests. Of
course all bow down to the Brownipg
name, one of the grandest in literature,
much sought after by all classes of society.
His presence is thought to put a most
learned and distinguished stamp on any
reunion.
The law offices of Mr Bayard in the old
family homestead, at Ninth and Market
streets, Wilmington, are being refitted and
put in condition for early occupancy .Young
Tom, who comes from Yale in a short time,
will share the offices,and under his father's
tutelage will equip himself for the practice
of law. There is no doubt that Mr Bayard
will refrain from entering public life again.
He has expressed himself to friends as
being heartily tired of public affairs and
of desiring to pass the rest of his years in
the quietness of his home, with his family
and his books, devoting his energies to the
practice of law and the training of his two
younger sons for the same profession. In
young Tom the hopes of the family proba
bly rest. He is the exact counterpart of
his father, a shade taller perha,is, with
broad shoulders a picture of tine young
manhood. He is open and frank in man
ner and immensely popular with those of
his own years. .Pliilip.thc youngest of the
family, is likewise a youth o! fine promise.
Miss Carrie J Bartlett,hc first woman to
OCC-ipy a pulpit in Dakota, and who has been
1st three yars minister of All Souls'
C lurch, ol S. Dak., has recently accepted a
Ca'l to the Unitarian Church at Kalamazoo,
Mich. Miss Bartlett, who was for about
tTJ vea s a member of the Minneapolis
Tribune staff.ar.d is well known. She re
signed her charge in Sioux Falls a short
time ago and will be the first woman to
occupy a pulpit in the state to which she
goes. Miss liartlett was born at Hudson,
Wis., and wai educated at the college at
Carthage, Ill.,receiving the degree of A. B.
in 1S79 and carrying off the valedictory
honors of her class. She spent the next
year in special study and later was honor
ed with the degree of A. M. She taught
a year as Principal of the schools at Mon
trose, la., and was then, on account of an
Injury received, an invalid for two years.
The last six months of this period were
spent on a claim near Kllendale, In Dako
ta. So beneficial was the wonderful Da
kota ozsne, breathed constantly because of
a life spent mainly out at doors, that the
broken dawn young woman grew well and
strong. About this time she sought and
obtained employment on the Minneapolis
Tribune and remained with the paper two
years. Her work, whatever it was, was
done thoroughly and well.
B.wtlp.s. The finest line of bahv carr
ages In the Valley just n zelved at'.Htcwnrl
" Sox s. I'riccs arc remarnaniy cheap con.
iliiering tne superior quality 01 tne cirri-
r'ages.
Just like a man! Nov. 26, 1S64, Mrs
Hodges, of St Louis, mailed a letter to her
husband, who was with Sherman's army.
On reaching his regiment the letter was
given to Capt Bixby, to be delivered to Mr
Hodges. The captain naturally put it in
his pocket. Two weeks ago he found it in
the same pocket of the same coat, yellow
and dingy with twenty-five years' incar
ceration, but otherwise all right. He im
mediately mailed it, and Mr Hodges receiv
ed it in St l.ouis, the city from which it
originally started. The news was a ILtle
old, but the family enjoyed reading it.
Dr. M. H. Ellis, physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. 7alls made ic city 01
country.
-VTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notioe
is hereby (riven that at the next reg
ular term of the 1'ounty CcmimiHsion
Court for Linn county State of Oregon, to
be held at the Court Bouse in the nit of
Albany on Wednesday the 3rd day of
July, A. D., 8ti9. healed plans, specific.
lioDf, strains, diagrams and bids will b
received for building a bridge across the
North fork of the Santiam River about
200 leet below the Stavton Ferry ; said
bridge to be 610 feet lonir sod 16 feet wide
in tbe clear. Piers to Le of suffleient
height to bring tbe bottom cf the lloor
beams at least ISJ feet above low water
mark. All bids must be filed with the
Clerk on or before one o'clock p. m. of tbe
above mentioned day, and accompanied
with certified cheok of five per oent of
bid as by law required. The Court re
serves tfce right to reject any and all
bids.
Done by order of tho Court this 6tb
ciey or June, A. D. I8S0,
I 8, . ". MoXTAUUE.
County Clerk.
FOR SALE,The undersigned has for
sale a horse power and separator,
new and in eood running order for sale
cneap. inquire 01 ti, liryant, Admims
trator of the estate of James Shields,
deceased.
DISSOLVED.Notice is hereby given
that the firm of Necus S Robson. la
tbe livery business, has dissolved part
nerthip. Mr. Robson retiring. All debts
paid by Dr. Negus, and accounts coileot
able by him.
SAND, AC Peisots desiring sand,
loam or gravel from the premises of
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ford's Mock, Albany, Oregon. '
IBAS, K. 1VOIVE5TOS.
IAIR WARNING. - The public is
B K.hK. nntiAoH tl... A. i - , n .... t
city ordinance prohibiting driving in tbe
Kiiy iiuiiio inaiai uiu sut uuius til Hour
an4 the leaving of teams unhitched. Un
less 1110 same are reepecieu nereaner ar
rest will be made under such ordinances.
J. D. UOFFMA1S,
City Marshal,
Z. T. WRIGHT,
Foot of Morrison St., Portland, Or.,
AOENT TOR
Th8 Advance Threshing Machinery,
The best and fastest thresher in Ameri
ca, and a machine I hat stands without a
rival. Tne ADVANCK thresher has
NEVER been REPLACED by any other
machine ou the Coast, but has replaced
several other tha'. HAVE FAILED to
fill W AR RANTEE. Tbe EN O I N E is guar
antned to pull more than any other, and
will out travel all others on the road. If
you hoar any lnud boasts, please tell the
parties the ADVANCE TliKEiHER and
EXUINE are sold on their merits entire
ly. And I am willing to prove all I claim 1
in my field at any time, Vo not be hum ,
bulged by buying any machine until
you see tho ADVANCK. I rIko handle
xttam lining goods, iron pipe, pom;js,
NKiweis, seeders, springtooth harrows,
blacksmith's forges, drills, church, farm
and school bells, and many other special "
ties,
Albany Branch Home one block below
Russ House,
IAS. JS. liNOX,
Manaarei-t
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SPECIALTIES.
CLOTHING
Fashionable anJ Styliah Suiti, Business Suits, Liabt weight
Summer Suits. Boys, youth's and child 'en's suits.
Furnishing1 Goods
Fine line of light weight UDderwear balbriggan and voolen ; Hosiery, finite
neckwear, fine wire suspenders, guaranteed for two years, in
all the latest novelties.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
A large linn in this department of the best in the market.
HATS
'Staple and Fashionable l-'nes, among others a 6ue stock of tho
John B. Stotson hats.
Tailoring
Merchant tailo'ing under expert tailor. Suits made to order under sborl
notice at remarkable, low figmes. More goods tinned out than ever before.
1889 SPRING AND SUMMER 188!
LADIES' DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
, v-iiav m uric ua ..w.le 1 have evei
The .urge.t .took and V - lu UlH cltM. of l.iuo
carried, and as gJoJ ll,e ttB ev"
county.
L. E. BUI
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Stick a Pin
in the fact that I am offering better bargains than any one else in Albany
Bought at bankrupt sales I can ae.ll
First-Class Goods
1MB 188!!, The days of ' are (tone
and a new era has come. We must
keep up with the irainand hence note the
(treat reduction In prices at the Albany
Bath and Nuavinir Parlors. Miavlnir 15.
cents. italh JA cents or 5 llchet for II.
Children' h.r cut, 1.1 cenis. Haircut
ting 2a cents Hair or wblaker dyeing a
specialty. Hair ml and Sea Kuain lor
sale. Razors honed for 25 cents.
JOS, W fcllBKR,
Proprietor,
E. J. McCAUSTLAND.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
DRAUGHTING AND BLUE PRINTS,
Office with Oregon Lssd Cj. Albany, Or.
Seweraiie Systems and W tr Supplies
a .Specialty, Entates Subdivided, Mis
made or Copied on short notice.
Grass and Garden
all kinds at
ST" AJIT&SOX
at'or below COST.
FOR
Special Bargains In Caslimcm,
ln cobra and b.acks.
pHnts and wash fabric. AU the 1 tbt(,e io e fa.
colors. I will have something fuitner to .
daye.
EMBROIDKIUES, SKIRTINGS
i . Gjcijj and India Linen. I
Flouncing, and all over t,n-.cbrl'''ve,tips in this line ever ex
have just opened the large ".voice of novelt i w
hibited in this city, and at yre.tly reduced prices.
Piques, Lawns, India Linens,
Nansooks in white, ecru and colors, P"coh very much cheaper
than ever before offered in this city.
TABLE LINEN,
In brown and bleached. This stock I bought in New York lea
than importers' price, and am able to give gocd bargains. 58 incb a.i
linen bleached at 50 cents per yard and others in proportion.
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TOWELINGS, CRASHES, ETC.
All tbee goods I buy direct from importers by the bale, andean sell
them much cheaper than if bought ot jobbers towels I buy in qo
tities in N-w York, and am offering them at prices tiat are sure w
sell the goods.
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Ladies Cotton
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Are cheaper this year than ever befoie. I havn succeeded in get
ting some good bargains, all ot which I .m offering to myciwo01
the same in
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General merchandise of all kinds oallfon nee. Particular bargains in a barn,!
of shoes,
flash for Goods or Country prdmfc
Gf w. swivsov
Albany, Oregca-
FOB
Drugs, Paints. Oils, brushes, Alabas-
tine, lists' Materials, Etc.,
GO TO
CITY DRUG STORE.
Guiss & Son.
C. L. 6LACKMAN.
Sueeesvr to B. W. LanrdOH.
JOHN BRICCS,
FLORIST,
ALBANY OREC
Hoses a Ppecialtv.
Cemetery ids planted end alui:i'no
iJaler;in
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES'
SO IPS combs;
ETC.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S ,
The above is an outline of the p-Jicy I am going to do butines
and will endeavor to do my par; towards securing the traae in
and adjoining counties to Albanv, and to kaop up with the procemn
of the lively and growing tity of Albany. I will have something
say about
Carpets, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
SAMUEL E. YOUNG
H)h THE BEST FURNITURE
-CALL ON THK-
Albany Furniture Company
OPfOSITK STEWART ifc SOX'S,
Who Have in Stock a Complete Line of
BED ROOM SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, UPHOLSTE"!
GOODS. WALL PAPERS, BABY CARRIAGES,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
ii AAvitnvs &, nnvx