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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1889)
paily Democrat Saturlay Evening, July 6,1889 publish... ovory day In tha weak. SuucUys excoptud.) fltt WUTriMli, Bailors sJ I'ubllsliors. SUISSUKll'TIO.V BATHS. Mircrol liy eaartor per wock J,Bil,lr ' inu, .11 ......... &.00 bO nlerdd tlie Post Ollieoat Albany, 1.1 aa second-clans mall mattor. LOCAL RECORD. A Car Loao. Fortmlller & Irvine re ceive their furniture by the car load. An ,,tJieroneisjiistat handjoaded with a finer ttock of goods thancyerbcfore.showing an ncreaslng demand for first-class goods in ihf Albany market. Elegant bed room rfU , about one hundred extension tables, irilh some new and solid dcsigns.and book c of line architecture are stored in their vnrehouse ready for putting together, A line of elegant parlor sets was t part of the 'hipment. A rich solid tnaliogony, parlor one of Hie finest ever brought to tli Jiv now graces Dr. Maston't residence and another beautiful set C E Wolverton's home. Some elegant sets are in their store :sem ready for inspection. A large stock I new designs of moulding is fea.ure i t , their 6tore. Nothing like them ever before seen here, A new thing is the towel ring oi which they have a stock. He up with the times and get a few. Fortinillcr & Irving propose to keep a line of goods in keeping with the growing city of Alhany asdarcalways ready to show what they have. Luck. A prominent farmer north of town is down on his luck says the I'cndte ten E. O. He was just ready to harvest and had engaged ills men before the recent rain. He fed at,d lodged them during the alnydays, and when Old Sol again appear. cd and he was read v again to begin har rest, the nands leu. lhey hart had tree jsardand lodging for several days, which eras all lhey wanted. ,ot insane Young Waile, who was l ent to the asylum from Jackson county lecently, has found an opportunity to fol pv his mania of horse stealing, in spite o tiie asylum authorities. He filed his way but of the asylum one day last week, wen 3 Jefferson, stole a horse, and sold It in a leighboringtown before being recaptured Lne asvlutn authorities after taking him In lain sent word to his father that lie was lired and should be discharged. Tidings. Mummy Wheat. -Last fall the M tlinnville Ilrgister published en item con l-rning llie mummy wheat, the expert luiter being the editor. The wheat I limed to be genuine, the grains being IjmI in the wrappings of a mummy which estimated to be at least 2000 years old ine grams planted are growing, and it 1 pought will produce mummies. Accounted For. Senator Mitchell l-tof town, and office seekers will save tar and tear of muscle and shoe Icathe J not visiting the Esmond till lie returns, Kmaps Sunday. Itlegram. I his ac lowits for the very pleasant conduct legator Mitchell while in Albanv. TIIK MAN AHOL'T TOWN. There Is always a calm after a storm, and the -ame may be said in reference to the 4th of July. Really the crowd it what makes a 4th of July celebration. Like circuses, though, a program is gotten up to draw. If i. is a good one il takes business qualities to man age it, and it is a fact that even a very Tiiky Fkkl Good. The Salem States man talks about the steamer contest as fol lows : "Salem haa no particular desire te boast over its neighbor, Albany, upon the successful issue of the contest between steam fire engines, but there is a good deal of consolation in knowing and feeling that the capital city has fire engines capable oi doing powerful and reliable work in case of need. Albany's enulne Is of Dip rif.n X, - n ones make, scai eel v a year old and has been considered the crack .ngine of ;he .Mate up to the time of this contest. The Caphal engine is of the La Trance mtke. line size, class and apparent power as the Alhany engine, both having double plun ger pumps, liut it appears that when it conies lo absolute service, the Capital g-ts to the front with ease. Moth Companies aid 350 feet of simile line hose. Tim Al. bany boys threw the first stieam with an A nozzle, makini' a throw of 21S feet Xii inches and were followed by the Salem boys with an 1 3. i( nozzle, making a throw of 368 feel M inches. The pressure of each engine was 100 pounds. The K.ilpm boys feel proud of their ennine and are open to competition from any engine on the Morlli Pacific coast." The distance thrown by the Salem engine was 259 feet side for a summer vacation insieau 01 2t,s leet K"4 inches. I he mistake or sea breezes, which ? arose iroin the tact that the nozzle of the Salem hose was nearly ten feet ahead of the Albany nozzle and the ground was not reiiieasurcu. H()r. AND ABH01U People are rushing for the summer resorts. Sells circus was in Pendleton on tne 4th of July. The Pukin Gauttt will be 1000 j ears old iu a few days. Peaches and nluins from Southern O.ezon are in the market. $15,000 is to bo snent in imwovinrr the Chemekete hotel at Salem. Mr Ge H Keeney male a remarkably mediocre program will be appreciates! if I good Uncle Sam on the 4tb pushed through on time, while a good one will be kicked into splinters if allowed to run itself and half is li ft out. A citv, f.ir Its own reputation, deserves to have a bis I icieiiraiiun imiiriged in hanking stvle, for 11 is generally in,- place that gets the heel 'i HIIV. As nearly as the M. A. T. can learn there w ere just ten thousand people present at each of the celel. rations in the Northwest on the 4'.h It is a very serious question to decidi whether lo i0 to the mountains or the sea Soda water I'l.fuKRK is Katini;. A. young man of Alhany who uses his fingers in eating de sires to have the following from a reliable authority published: "The list of things that can be eaten from the fingers Is on the It looks as if all the files were taking piace in w csiiuigiou term rv, but that is the way things run In the mean time it pays to be on the safe side and keep our three engines oiled, our hose in good con ditlon, the water supply high and be care ui 01 matches, rtii ounce of prevention is worm several pounds 01 cure, and this is a increase. It includes all bread, toast, tarts I good rule for Albany, by the way, one al- icuuy ucuig lonowcu. uur splendidly equipped department mav have an In fluence in frightening fires'off in the first place. small cakes, celery and asparagus. when served whole, as it should be, either hot or cold; lettuce, which must be crum pled in the fingers and dipped in salt or sauce; olives, to which a fork should never be put, any more than a knife should be used on rawoysters;cheesc in all forms and fruit of all kinds except preserves anil mel ons. J he latter should be eaten with a spoon or fork. In the use of the fingers greater indulgence -is being shown, and you cannot, If you are well bred, make any very uau mistakes in this uireclion, pccially when the finger bcwl stands bv you and the napkin is handy," Hoi-Wka iiikr Items Keep cool. T.'ie finest refrigerators In the market at Stew art & Sox's. Buy one now. All sizes of ice cream freezers at Stew. art & Sox's. Purchase one and manufac ture tins delicious dish at home. Our line of choir; equaled in t'JWu. teas and cotfees is un- Lfjiaxon, There was considerable citement Wednesday over a light between C Case and Charles Compton, who got into a quarrel and went outside the city limits ant! had it out. ...Mr C B Monta left last Tuesday for Vancouver. Mr Mon tague owjis considerable property up there which he has gone to attend to..'. .193 tickets were sold from this place to Al bany for the celebration. A great many went down in private conveyances. . . .Our hose team got the second prize at the lace yesteiday in Albany and would have got ten the first if the boys had staid off of the hose. One of the time keepers told us that when the coupling was made that they had over two seconds to go on, and two others standing by said that they would swear that they saw some of the Corvaltis boys on the hose. L.xfrts. HliOWXRr.L St SrANARI), Kttsnsti Cii!Cutii:s I'or canning furr ished in quantities fresh from the trees. Leave orders, at Bkown km. & Stanaro s Take Notice. Mr Myers, of the deliv ery wagon firm desires to give notice to the people of the citv that no wagons will oe run on July 4. himself accordingly Let everyone govern Biggest Yet. 10,000 rolls of wall pa per, latest varieties, finest decorations just receiver at rortmnierv Irving s. Summer Wraps. -Novelties in :eaded and stockinet jackets ju&t received. Samuel L. 1 ouxu. of A Gooi, Example. The cows have mc and Dr (i W Maston, with his ucual hterprise, has torn down the fence around I i handsome residence on Lyon street as terraced the lawn, presenting a nice lontand making the place an ornament the street. Makrieu At Scio, on July 3rd, 1889, lr. Geo M DeVanev and Miss Addie Bil- li. The Democrat extends the happy I'uple its best wishes. Neku Aid Too, The Ellensburg fire was comparatively a greater less to the city than the Seattle fire to that city. On ac count of the enormous rates very lit'Ie in surancc was carried, hence the loss will be a burdensome one. Among the losers was Dr llenton, brother of Recorder Hen- ton, of this citv, who lost property valued at $30,000, with only $i:,ooo in insurance. He Swore, -The ties for the switch on the street railway on Lyon street have been laid, and are not yet ballasted. A night or two ago a farmer drove on to them in the dark, and the air is saiu to nave neen uiue with curses about our rough sirects. Struck Oil At $i.3c per e gallon can best Standard r- ' oil, at the Willamette Packing Co.'s store. tsontb Albaay XOCIAIj AM) I'KIWONAI.. W B Scott is in town. Mrs Dr Hoild, of Soio, is in tho city. A fine time was had at Brownsville on the h. Mr Henrv BnrmAafcer. f Pisk L&k. is in Mr U , Black man took a bnsinrss trip to "warm to-day. f W E Price, of Ashlaiirl, formerly of is in the citv. Mr CI si..,t .A fm;l,. ,. (1 I 'lur me Bay to-day. o Seal loaves this evening on the S. P. "'oior sthreo weeks triptoban tranciscr Chester Skeels left a dav or two aff' 'several months' trip to Eastern Oregon Mrs J H Towusend anduriuhtor, nl Port 'so. i. .1. .1 u. 1 &' " fci, v viby, ilia uvai'i mi Mack Merrick, of Toledo, formerly of ill city, has been here for a day or two, for "Hat time fur SHVnrnl vears. . 'htllamilv of Mr Icl.lartiln. n,m.,.i,., 1 i-uas lti ll,. kr, .... .... '' P. for Xf.wpnrr. where thev fill soitiurn ir. ...... . uunihor of whU "f tranl. li .ll. .1 ..I,.. t. tn " Lu locate 111 his lortner home LhIiou iiiik 'a"'"r Wt" so well aud favor . ior mnuy years. , i y une haaouot was tenderod (Jovtru feouuyer. Hon .1 H Mitchell, Hon M C -"ts snathe staff officers of tho 21 rrgi Jr t.n"J', at tho St Charles hotel 4ti ught. trill., '"'""tor, with his mother and sis ',' .." "ennig by way of the S P aud I'll, ui "10 '"r hi old home at Princeton Hj"'r"1 Jester will run the S. P. of -yurinu h;. . 1 iJi,k 0 Smith haa retired from the her od A. " ' resutenee there as alien ;' me -y "x ' seven years. There aro iHhu.;- ""Kin who know more about, "'" 01 the office than "Vaany. A most desirable and beautiful location for suburban residences, owing to its nat ural advantages and nearness to the center ot bus ness. Compare the size, location, view and access to and from these lots,ajid you will be convinced of their merits Call eailv and secure a home befotj the advance in price. - Apnlv to IVt-EKDAt.E K KBDrfLD, Agents. First door south of Post Office. Prof Langfnrd. the aceoinDlfshed music teichcr, of Halsey. is in the city to-day. The Modoc ami Three Sisters are now the only boats running on the Upper Willamotte. 1 he time when a newspaper is appreciattd most is when yoa want to keep somi- baiug uub 01 IT. The second fame of baso ball between the libation and Knox tSutte nines resulted victory for the lhaoon irne. An eichsnte says there are (il Indian gencina in the United States. The total Indian population is put at 247,701. Tho hoard of fire delegates have received some new badges for exempt firemen, Thsy are neat and handEome and an ornament anyone 8 vest. George Crowson has sold to F.rUard Al bright, of Linn county, ten acres in the southern part of town; consideration, J20OO. Asbland 1 tilings. Kate Field's name is ordered stricken from the list of speakers at the Ctiatauqua assem bly on account of the part she took in th. anti-prohibition campaign in Pennsylvania. The Supreme Comt of Mississippi has im posed two fines of $250 each upon a railroad tor failing to provide separate but like ao commodation for the black and white races According to a Baker Citv paper a man there threw hiimelf in front of a runaway horse id order to stop it. Kecaless man, better throw a rail or anything but human Uesh in front of a runaway horse. The Rev. James McAdeu. the oldest Methodist minister in the south, died cently in Brunswick county, Va., in his 95tb year. 11a had been in the minntry tor years. The drui store of Mr lohn Lone. formerly 01 una city, was among tne ourned escamisn monts at hllenshurgh. Mr Long win lo? from SLOOO to $S 000. U curled very li' tie. if any insurance. rort tveoeh. Men., hss the widest rinve of temperature of sdt place on earth. Last summer the thermometer ranged from 120y to ldOv above, while recently it marked bo below zero, a total range cf 193". A farmerdriving along Lyon Streot tn-tt found part of the street railway not laid ' and, in attempting to drive along c.n the dirt piled up in the street, his waeou c -rtenee and fioally turned over without doing an damage however. L. Martin begins shipping peaches thi week, taking to Portland with bim yester day 100 boxes of fine Early Alexanders which average about 4? inches in circum ference. Mr Martin has bought the crop O Coolidga and J T Rogers, snd will have some of the finest peaches id the State ship this season. Ashland Tidings. George Rogers haa oommenced work the first issue-of his new weekly democrat paper, says the Journal, to ba cast npon the waters as bread tor bnogermg democracy He has unwisely named it the Capital Demo- crat, thus infringing upon the name of Uapt' tal Journal. Mr Rogers celebrated the 4tl by putting m type his salutatory and lead tng editorial A total of four million dollars of contriba. tions to the aid of the Johnstown sufferers one of the best evidences that ssltishness not the only motive that controls sooiety these days. It may look a good deal as if that was the most powerful factor in com merce daring ordinary periods, bat occasion ally evidence t the contrary comes in the disguise ot a calamity. Chareh Directory. U. P. Church. Preachingovery Sabbat a, morning and evcuing by Rev, r'. U. Ir vine, U. L). sabbath School at 2::tO r. la Prayer meeting evory Wednessday evening. EvASUKi.icALCuimcn. Preachinzon Sab. bath at 11,00 A. M., and 7 P. u. Sabbath ekthool 10:00. Prayer meeting everv Wed nesday evening 7:S0. Rev. r'ishcr, pastor. All are invitea, M. K. Chukcu.South. Preachinn everv auouam morning at 1 1 o clock A. M. and J eiOCK P. Jl. babbath School at 10 o clock M, Prayer meeting Wednesday evening's 10 clock. K6v. 11. it. comanu, rasti M. E. Church. Preaching every Sabbath morning and evening. Song service the evening before sermon. Sabbath School at 2:30 P M. Prayer meeting everv Thurs- ayerening. Rev. K. r, Webb, pastor. Prkssitkkiak Ckprcii. S-vice everv Sabbath morning and evening tin Church cor. Broadalbin and l-'ifthSta. SundaySehool immediately after the moruing service. f rayer meeting every ednesday ev muj Rev E R Prichard, pastor. First Baptist Church. Prcachinir everv Sabbath morning and eve'g.at Church on 5th Street. Sabbath School immediately after morning services. Prayer meeting syer Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Trumbcll, pastor. Cono reo ational CrrnRcn.-Scrviceseierv abbath morning and evening. Sabbath School at 12:15. Paver meeting on euncsuay evening of each week. Kov. uogers, i'astor. CiinisruN Church T'reachine everv hrst Sabbath in month, morning and evenm,, II o clock, babbath School at 10 clink, a. m. Rey Humphreys, Pastor. Catholic Chukch. Service everv Sun- lay at 10:30 A. M. and 7 p.m. Last Sunday of the month service at Eugene City. Rev. louis Metayer, Kector. For:i i Willdc StBrk, dcalerR In lino wetr-hes, jewelry, ele, llTAN l 101). .0 iil to do teneial house VT work ui riiy. Steady place. Call at Ikmoi:iiat 1 fl'n e. E. J. teCAUSTLAND, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Dr.AOT.NS AND BLUE PRINTS OflVo with Oregnn Tv.-.-l To. Albany. Or, S (vtprap.p Syj-trms tinl Vter Supplies u Sp-i:iK!tv. Ii's..ls SubiJi v icied. Mars maieur CV:piKlon fl'rt nmifpt I0Dt fai o exa mine Mcllwain' carntts You will li them from 10 to 15 per ren chopper tha any other place in town, taking nconsmera on tne quality. W AN1K! AT ONCEKy the under louif!d laundry work, eepffiallv Joint; up white R.iirta tmd ol)arH. Call on me near trm lnio.-Hct'ttoci cr f ourta street and the O. P. It. K. I, D. Smith. If you want a good silver steol Pcylhr.tMitPt in the market, go to Stewart $i Sox'. F L Kenton haa a auppiy of tioo fixed pickles put up in pure cider vinetrar. Try them. To lessen our stock of canned goods we will sell t ' ing in that line at remarkably low prices. Bttowyr'LL &SrANAi.p. THE LEADER. Peoria Ferry. C. S0HLAGBL, Prop., IK U D THIP RATEH : l'ou'!rt tem, 35c ; f-inecle team, 25c ; hcrpeMcr cattle. 5c, KOf-KINO ONK WAY ! Double team 2."t;; single team 15c. Spscial raie-s ri Arie lfdVfM. Fanners will find the feiry ruad iu a line condition, it hav in! lHfn ihoroiiijiilj reconstructed, grad ed ami graveled, THE LEADER G, W. SMITH, "Snperior," "Argand," "Garland" STOVES AND RANGES. Pira Backs. Warran ted for 15 years, All sizes sn styles, Dr. M. H. Ellis, physician and surgeon Alrauy. Oregon, ('alls made m city country. A Salem Kike. The line residence of Ion Edwaod Hirsch, at Salem, was entire ly consumed by tire last cvenlnir. Loss, $2500- But tor poor water service the building could easily have been saved, says th! morning paper. Mollwain ean sive yon the be it fittiDff suit yeu ever won, at prices to suit esch and every one. Tub1,' A: Co' pure Manilla twine, best quality, at Stewart k Sox's. Babies. The finest line of baby carr'. ages In the Valley just n reived at Stewart Son's. Prices are remarkably cheap con sidering the superior quality ot the carn ages. A Sharp Item. The finest line of ci.t- Httlel Arrivals. St Charles. W T Bennett, I L Wood and son, J 8 Antonelle, Sf, EL Brown and wile, oervis ; v rancinno, aeauie j A A Whitney .Ohio : J I) Parker,Stay'.on; E Adlcr.l'ortlanrl ; ii M .Monieiin.aioanyj lery and shears In the city at Stewart St G Williams, Mrs Williams Eugene ; J G s,ltmarsh's. tVheat, 60 cents, 15 cent ah a vine; at Viereck't. 8 tickets for ?1 at Viersck't . New dress goods at Mcllwaiu'a. Mason fruit jars at F Kenton's New inyoice cf fine gold rings at French ( A barrel of salt salmon just opened at F L kenton a. Fresh cream ohveae just received at F L Kenton's. New cream cheese just received at Conrad Meyers. For sale, cheap, second hand organ, Mrs. Hyman's. 3 chairs running steady at Viereck'a ahav- 10 g parlors. Best rout cotfee in the city at Conrad Meyers. Good cooking stove only $10 at Hopk ta & Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing. Ea-ve Trough. Range Boilers Conductor Pumps. To New Comers. We would say that we have no balls to give you, but we do iruarantee ifood values for your money and we aiiuuy soncu your (,iiu,.aKc. HROWMEI.L 3TAXAKU. Bki.tisii. A fine line of rubber and leather belling kept constantly on hand at Stewart St Sox's. AH required sizes In stock. Wood Sawinu. The undersigned will k., r-.nlv to saw wood anywhere in the rliv about In v 1st. Prices same as last year. Leave orders at Ueyoe .V Kooson s. I. N. LIAV1S. This Trade Mark on a stove means it Is the best that ex ile, .tnce and skill can con- trive. csoio oniy oy v Smith. W. Kid (iloves 1 Kid tilnvfs ! ! r i... !i rere ved a full line of kid ...,i. nranded Our Own. This is a genu. ine kid glove. 1 buv direct from importers In New York and consider thein the best i i .n .riove I ever sold for this price. 5 button, 3 rows of st tching, 1.50 S. K. Yot-sn. If ou have any job wall to call on O ... j ... k i. ,.r.r. .. to do it witn neatness and disos! h nd as eliejp as al J- one. Exchange Hotel. F M Rowland, I Holman.J C Settle, W Boone.Cj Gordon, J Danton, C Griggs, (j 11 llolmcs.J Hunter, T Kroman. M U Phillips. H Nelson, V P Jones, C Stokes,(j McUowellJ R Bedford, J E Green, C McStephenson, F Round, J Quinlin.l L-onroy ; c l. vv iuinnis,i rung, Scio ! J G Reed.I.ebanon : W T Sharpc. S F : G 1) Salman, Halsey ; tl Cnllcn.Uorval lis : G Nettleton, Portland ; (J Kandler.bn- lem ; J W Pugh.C Robinett.Shedd. Revere House. G II Burtt, Shcdd: A s Kahnn. A P Morrow and wife, A I Neis ser. S F: I P Toneps, M A Miller, Leb anon: A Wilson, A T Curtice, J A Barker, R K Williams. I l' ennell, w u Brums, cllv ; SMurchin:A P Nast Omaha, Neb; I Slockwell, Scio; C II Gale: F M Wads- wnrth. Toledo: I S Wooilriitf, i:iilcago; T Miirnhv. He ena: A II Mchols. la- (irande; V Buell; E Howcnsiine; N J PhllliD. B Conner, C Hrown, w 1J Scott; II Young, Portland. G Olsen, Benton Co; O Osburnc, Brownsville. Ri ss IlorsK. B II Stephens, Wood land. Cul :W II Clavlnger ; J G Ti.nni. rllffe. Corvallis 1 I Hirahain, Millers ; VV ll'Oneener. Bates : L. V- nan, vvausDurg, WT : I 1 I.eaho. .Mill t-ity : w L-ounts ond wife : Mrs E Sanders : I Harger : I Walton : A I (.rippy i J .1 Charlton, Princeton. N I ; R Howe, Tacoma ; A Mnln : I Hansen and wife, Corvallis J F R Swaney, Fairburg, Neb : A Tenney, Lebanon ; J O Miller, Chllwood i Win M.vwell. Lebanon : I McNett, city : W H Gill, Hubbardstown, Mich ; F 1) Gill, ii,.kk.r.l.iawn. Mich : N Mackly, Fann- ineton, Mo ; G H Magcc, t al ; J Jones ; VV Palslev : R E Mlchencr. sweet Home. in the world for the money Side saddles and ladies ridiog ourcinglec a' Thompson & Overman's. Thompson A Overman, agentsfor the great Pynaimte bnggy whip. For a number one ffiiality of kniyes foik- and spoons call itf Mr renen s. Refrigeratorsjat Stewart & Sox's lee cream freezers at Stewart & Sox's. Tubbs's pare manilla birding twine in large quantities at Mewart Hox s. The ellnicest linoof table luxuries can be fouud at Brownell & Stsnard's. J W Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in city, opposite Fortmiller & Ir, inn's A large and tine line of window shsdes just received at l'ortmiller & Irving'. Money can't buy better ools and shoes than Mcllwain is selling, because better goods are not manufactured. The Tariety of 25 cent hats coins at 10 percent, discount at E & C Howard's, as well as their other millinery goods. Snrr.e fine California cheese, a barrel of giiMen drip syrnn and some tine enmh honey just, received at Browne!: &8tananl s. Clo to Royce A Paisley for tour job i.rii t hid. Thev do any snd all kinds of work in the Luelishina and job prii.ting line. Qoick work and .w uriees. KAItlMK.!'. POOR FULLER On Saturday, July 6, 1S89. at the residence of Mr A B Mcll. wain, In Albany, by Key E R Prichard' Mr G W Foor and Mrs Kate A Fuller- both of Hepier. The World's best. More than hun dred 7 hun dred differ ent styles co ok s and heaters, F. KENTON. -DEALER FRESH FAMILY 'iROCERIEi Choice Candy, ri CIGARS AND T NEA ITHE POST OR ". Tiiiit, etc. ACCO. WY, C I I C C l HOPKINI A ! 11 : .n STOVES, TIN WARF. SKI ; . ETC.. Agents for "On Time" Healing . Ml etc., i.n nip" a COPPER WARE. lo. Job work, plumbing, CHEAPEST AND BEiT PLACE IN THE CITY, ! .1 I
