Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, August 21, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textffeflnesaay ETening.Angust 21,1889 IMbltahe- overr lUy In tlie week. SuntUys XClt(l. Kl TI'INU. Eilltor. Publishers. ' SUBSCRIPTION KATES, cllvered by l V mail, lr Those Jugglers. The Corvalllt Timet devote forty linen !o the man and woman recently in thU city giving juggling inhi bitions, telling of Ills getting drunk, the wo man' actions, the missing of a $5 piece at hotel, returned by them rather than tiffer arrest.and winding up with : "The officer notified them to leave town iinme diately. They procured a small boat, and accompanied by a young man who has made Corvallls his home for some month, pushed out i'lto the Willamette about 9 p. 1., and tioateu on lor pasrures new. ji ill be well for the towns down the creek to keep an eye on them," ymall, V" inuii-li.--- ...I .16 .. 6.l .. Ml Koleral'!"p' 'Ml , at Albany aMBeconl-nlafM mail matter. ,w. . Small Frame. In thtse days ciilcEllensburgh ana Spokane Falls, the clang of a fi.e bell rattles people. At ! last evening tne Aioany i. ment was called en to attend to a small hlae in the southern part of the city. A .. ,i,,rd at about $200, be- small !""- ' , lonelng to th Oregon Pacific, was burned nearly to the ground, a stream through ,(0 feet of hose from No. :'s charring the remains. It had been occupied by Mrs. Brown, a widow, who moved out during urow.n' 1., riun ntr un and burn- ,r.ld trash it is probable Tpark. were left .fttnal bladPinto afire. There was "'"L " . tnrtlMte Incendiary work. Al bany not an incendiary city. ELECTRiciTV.-Superlntcndent Goff is at work improving the electric light sys ., nerallv. Large weather caps are added to the globes, cable wires at- .,t,.Hfor lowering them.which will here after be dene by crank . A large number i ..... nM will be added, the increased power permitting of this, and the matter oTaddingtwo more lights for the c ty.one JL .u. .....,n nnrtand the other in the in me "w"-'" 1 , , 1 eastern part, will be considered. A Timber Track.-A survey is being mrlebv the Oregon Pacific surveyors from Rock Creek to Gatcsvilleand thence 10 Meadows. It is proposed to lay a t-ack. the object being to reach the heavy tlm w of that rcclon. In the meantime the community Is anxiously, patiently, good if hnnefullv and confidently waiting to see a rush made towards Boise Uty. Gives Them Away. - A quartette of Albany pKntcrs.constsllng of Harry Pres. ton.Wm Slttes.K C Kirkpatrick and Frank O Dorris, did Corvnllis in fine style Sun- day. They drank "pop," smiled on some of our girls and returned in the evenin teellng as happy as If they had found a sit" at six bits a tluiusuiul and double loaded at that. Corvallls Times, A Ridk The local editor of the Dem ocrat and family might hayc been seen this afternoon taking a complimentary ride in Dr Negus' new family carriagc,Just received from the East, for his stables, Fourth Street. It is a neat, easy riding carrtagc.onc that It ts a pleasure to navt gate in, and the Dr has some fine teams at his stables to go with It. Coscretr Walks. In addition to the new Masonic temple and the Froman Block. Hoffman & Grant have received 11,. mnimrt for nutting down a concrete ,iv in front nf Stewart & Sox's. It will make a continuous walk from the Mi p.rian i,wlc to Ferrv street, excepting In front of the Tate Block. The west end is keeping up with the times. All Slang, The boy of to-day talk mostly In slang, not much to their credit. A Democrat man heard a sample at 1111 heel when going from the .ire last even' ine. "By col." said one boy, "didn't we kid skin along when ws heard the bell ring "You bet," said the other. Hops Geo W Hubbard, an old Call fornia hop buyer is In the Valley, and will make Salem his headquarters. Hop pick ing will begin in a few days, earlier han usual, and pickers can not be too careful in doing good work, as the sale of the hop depends considerably on It. In Linn conn ty the crop looks good and the prosrect i mat a lair price win De paiu. Talmadoe. Several Albany people say they will go to Salem to hearTalmage.as it will probably be their onlv chance. The people of that city can reciprocate by com Ing to our hospital when built. Tickets for the lecture can be secured of S E Young. For Sale, Twenty-two feet front on Second street. Best location in the cltv. Price, $2300. Inquire of Dr Maston. Got It Again, What r Why the fin est lot of fresh smoked beef in the market. Chipped to order. Also a fine supply of our lamous gold medal cream cheese. Willamette Packing O) Money to Loan. At a low rate of in 'crest, on good farm nrjpertv in Lin county, or on best improved city propert In Albany. Apply to Blackburn" A: Wrlgh 'iioanv, ur Biggest Yet. 10,000 rolls of wall pa r, late, v iri nl , fi-;t decor.ul -: jmt c:jive.' it r .irtint ler a; Irving A Sharp Item. The finest line of cu lcry and shears In the city at Stewart & Sox's, Their goods are the very best and mil siand the test. To New Comers. We would say th: ve have no baits to give you, but v e d guarantee good values for your money nu we Kindly solicit your patronage. Brownell & Stanard. m For Sale. A young driving mare, well broken and gentle. Inquire of F. M. French Struck Oil At 5i.lt. per gallon can 5et Standard "-' oil, at the Willamette acklng Co. s store. What it will Take. The Street Car Company has been besieged with applica tions for positions as drivers and 6table man. It will take four horses and three men to run the cars, and there will be no trouble in filling the positions. As an 11 lustration of the business of the road It may be remarked that it will take about two hundred passengers a day to pay the running expenses of even this short line, A Youno Bigamist. Polouse W T has a youthful bigamist. He is not yet old enough to vote by several years and is the husband or two wives. 1 lie last one was only 13 years old, but nevertheless she skipped with him and the authorities are hunting them. Gone. The show near the Democrat office that advertised aCaucassian woman a genuine Mermaid lassoed bv the good ship Mariposa and an Immense snake on the outside, and gave a Punch and Judy entertainment on the lnsldc,has gone. CROP WEATHKK BULLETIN NO. 4. Oregon State Weather Bureau 00 oper ating with 17. S. Signal Service Central of fice, Portland, Or., for the week ending Saturday, August 17th, 1SS9: weather. Cooler weather prevailed during the past week, the temperature being about nor mal. No general rain occurred except on Saturday, when in Western Oregon a light honer was generally experienced. At Portland .03 of an inch fell, the first since J une 301I1. On the u'h alight shower occurred in L'!;it-oi and 'llllamcok col.n- ties. Distp'it thunder was heard at Forest Grove on the 16. h. i'oii-::vr yiRKs. The unoke continues to obscure tne sun most of the lime. The forest fires con tlnue doing greut damage, especially in the Coast range. In parts of the Cascade range the fires arc driving the sheep out rid duitig ir.ueli damage to them. wheat and oats. Harvesting is gradually being finished and reports indicate that better yields were had than was expected. Some sections report a line wheat yield, others a shrivel ed condition of it . Through Sherman and Wasco counties wheat is yielding from 4 to 1 a bushels per acre. On account of the almost total failure in the wheat and oat crop of Malheur, Grant and Crook coun ties, no railroads and transportation is high, the prices are extraordinarily high wheat selling as high as S2.00 and oats $1.30 per bushel. The I mpqua Valley willjhave a larger number of bushels of wheat to export than last year. new products It Is reoorted from Salem that a two year old tig tree has this year produced nne ngs. At renoieton sorgnum presents a tine appearance. Some cotton is Deing successfully raised in the ' northwestern rt ot Umatilla county, rracucai rests may demonstrate the fact that figs, sor ghum and cotton can be profitably grown in certain sections ot the state, inus auaing three more products to the already long list and variety. The Editors. .The Press Association meets at Newport on Friday ,and it is ant! cipatcd that about forty editors will be present. It promies to be the most sue cessful meeting yet held. Hot Wea ther Items. Keep cool. Tin finest refrigerators in the n.arkct at Stew art ,v aox s. Buy one now. All sizes of ice cream freezers at Stew art & Sox's. Purchase one and manufac ture tills delicious dish at home. All Persons. Indebted 10 the late firm of Brownell & Stanard arc requested to call and settle at the store of C Brownell without delav or make some sa.isfactory arrangements. carri- Cheap Collars. Best Boston team collars only $2.50 each at E L Power' next door to Democrat office. Call once, as Mr Power is getting readv close his store, having located in Tacom Babies. The finest line of baby can- ages In the Valley j-.ist r solved at Stewart & Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con sidering the superior quality ot the ages. Insure at Once. Mr. Julius Grad- wohl's advice to the people of Albany is to Insure at once before it is teo late, for the fire fiend is devastating the cities of the N.W. Mr Gradwohl represents seven solid companies, with an aggregate capi tal of $76,000,000 and a cash deposit of $350,000 at Salem. As well as business mcn,farmers should insure their crops, for they will burn, as a number of cases already testify. Though Mr Gradwohl's companies lost some in Seattle, Vancou ver, hllensburgh and Spokane rails their capital is so great the loss is not felt, and they will continue to place risks and pay losces with their usual promptness, the same as they did after the great Chicago tire, in which their losses were heavy. Water Is very scarce in Eastern Oregon. All springs and most of the Creeks are dry. wells are giving out ajd water ms to De hauled for all purposes for many miles. ROT. Reports continue to indicate a good yield of fruits. Large quantities are be ing shipped and all fruits are of good quality and size. Apples were In sections injured by the blight. 1'lums are very plentiful and prunes are in places some what smaller than usual, but an increased quantity. Peaches and pears are unusu ally plentiful. vegetables. Potatoes will be a short crop, the dry weather cut their yield down fully one- third. Onion6, beets, cabbages, corn, mel ons, etc., are in good condition. The weather for the past 3 weeks has been favorable lo them and large yields are ex pected. B. S. Pague, Observer U 8 Signal Service. HOME AND ABROAD Saratoga chipa at C E Browoell'i. Try oar full cream oheese at C E Brown- elfs. Mr William Rumbaush. of Sweet Home, it in ths eity, Poaches from tiO to 90 oentt per box at LaForrHt & Thompson's. Mr Ed Parker left yesterday for the Price rauch, Crook county. Call at F M French's for bargains in watches, clocks or jewelry. F M Itcdtielil is home from a several weeks outinj; it Yaquina. Wheat has fallen to 63 cents. It is thougt t by many it will go up again . Chcice larne yellow Crawford peaches, j ents -r box atC K Browuell's. Yestor.Uy morning- a cir loaded with musk melons was burned at Chemawa. A boy waisfcd to loam the barber busi ness at W B Oilsoa'i (hop next door to Eoit Otlice. MtssersSonrrow, Milltr & Co, the horse traders, aro camping nevr the western sub urbs of the eity. The best watch in the world for the money. Seth Thomas makes them, F M French sells them. Mr and Mrs Charles Kaffenden, and child, of Portland, are in the city, visiting former Albany meeds. W R Garrett and family haye returned Irom a trip to ilwaeo, and report lively sea side times there. Wm Mack has told bis barber shop on Ferry street to W BGilson. Mr Oilson 11 an expert barber snd docs good work. Mrs Sarah Bentlev and Mr W C Twee dale's mother returnei from Yaquina Bay yesterday, and are stopping at Mr Iwee dale's. Mrs Dr Irvine. Miss Lib Irviue, Mrs Hen rietta Brown, Mrs L E Blainand Miss Hettie Miller went to Sodaville to-day on a three days sojourn. Ladies shoes, msns shoes, misses shoes. childrens shoes, mens boots, boys boots.it lets th.n cost to make room for other goods tt h Brownell a. Mr R M Robertson has sold his interest in the groocry business to his partner, Mr Bardue, who will hereafter conduct tke business alone. Dr R C Hill has left at the Democrat of fice a branch of Ueiman prnnes. It ie pack ed lull irom end to end and makes a band some showing. Dr J E Coenoor general scent of the Fidel ity Mutua! Aid Assoication of San Francisco nas been in the city several days and goes to aalem to day. Rev Dr Deere will deliver a discussion on the "Uses of tne Imagination in Science and Religion, at 11 o'clock, Sunday morn ing, Aug. llJib, in W (J I U Hall. A perfect commexion. free from pimple or blemish, is very rarely seen, because few people have perfectly pure biooa. Ana yes, all dishaurinc? eruptions are easivly remoy- eu uy me use or Ayer s oarsaparuiB xry ii,, and surprise your friends with the resn.t. Few children can be induced to take physic without a struggle, and no wonder most drugs are extremely nauseating. Ayer 1 Pills, on the contra! v. being sugar-coated are eagerly awallowed by the little onos.and are, therefore, the favorite family medicine. BOLD BOBBERY. Sptdtl to Dsmocut. W00DBURN Orb Auo 11 St. Between Oregon State Tair 1 Twenty-ninth annual exhibition at fe'altu, Oregon. 3 and 4 o clock this morning the safe of unw:rMn "I!! COMMENCIKC MONDAY, SEPT. 16. several thousand dollars in the safe was I the night before, but it had been paid out dur ing the day, so the robbers secured only between $30 and$35 and some papers. Parties had evidently been watching their chance for some time, as the night watchman was called awayj early in the evening and did not return until this mor ning, rso clue to the robbers Get First Choice, Just rtciived at L j Blain's tailoring deiiartmeut a large and ! legant line of piece goods for suits and j pants, never before equalled in Albany They embrace the very latest patterns, are I Tinpo.tant improvements made In the in style and will make up, under the skil- premium Hat. ' ' . vt niiidiiaiii, 1I I . OL lllllUT llllf UIC hnest suits to be obtained In the Valley. -an cny nnu gei cnoice oi patterns. SAW LOGS FOR SALE. Parties desiring to purchase saw logs will do well to call on the undersigned who has about 300,000 feet of lois on the Calapooia above Brownsville. H. r. Merrill, Trustee, Albany, Or. Why ? Why do you not go to' Water loo f As a summer rcso'-t it Is unexcelled. Good level ground, good shade, excellent soda water, good hotel accommodations. Board and lodging from $5.00 to $7 per week to suit customers. Six miles above Lebanon on the Santlam river. I will be at Lebanon every. Saturday at arrival of train to convey parties to Waterloo. Good feed stable in connection with hotel. J. G. Gross, Proprietor Waterloo Hotel. Honth AUmtiy A most desirable and beautiful location for suburban residences, owing td Its nat ural advantages and nearness to the center of bus ness. Compare the size, location, view and access to and from these lots,nnd you will be convinced of their merits Call pnrlv and secure a home befot i the advance In price. Apply to Tweedai.e & RFoni.n,Agents, First door south of Post Office. Slanclitre In Mlk Itililxma. In order to close nut mv Immense stock of silk ribbons In plain and plcot edge I wilt sell them until my fall stock arrives at 7? cents on the dollar. All marked In plain figures. Samuel E. Youno. Go to Hibler & Paisley for your job print at Tbey do any sod all kinds of worn in thepfloiishing and job printing line. Q-iick work and cw prices. This Trade Mai k on a stove means It is the best that ex-, pe.icnce and skill can con trive. Sold only by G. W. femtin. OLYMPIAS. MURRAY, M. D., Fe male Specialist. Has practiced 01 the PaoifioCoaat for the paBt twenty-five yeais. A life time devoted to the study of female troubles.their causes and cures. I ha'o thousands of testimonials of peruiMtut cures from the best people un this coast. A ponltive guarantee to perm anently c-ure any case of fema'.e weak ness, 110 matter how long standing or what iho stage mayt e. Charges reason able and within the reach of all. For tl.e benefit of the very poor of my Hex who are suffering from any of the great mul titude of ailments tbat follow in the train of that terrible disease known as female weakness, and whoare not able to pay for treatment, I will treat free of charge. Coneullaiion by malj, free. All corres pondence strictly ocnnoentlal. Medi cines- par-feed, boxed and -sent by ex press with cnargefl pre-pakl-for noine" treatment, with epeciuo direction for use. If you are suffering from any fe male trouble, periodically or constantly, Aciaress, Olyhpia 3. Murray. M. D. East Portland, Oi. Continuing one wenk, under the ran agmiHiit cf Ihe Oregon Siate Board nf Agriculture. OVER S15000 IH CASH- Offered lor agricultural, stock, dairy, and mechanical exhibits, for worka of urt and fai,cy work, and for trlala of j fied. RuMing and Trotting Races EaCH DAY. 1TTANTED.- M pheasants. Anress with mice, Two palrcf young Chinu A. B. Seal, box 881, Albany Itedu-e-t rates for fares and freights on all transportation lints to anfrom the fair. PaSCES 6F ADMISSION : Men's day ticket 50o Women's day ticket H 25o Mm 'a RpRMjn ticket 2 00 Women's f-?ann ticket 1 00 Scr.d to the Secretary at Salem for a premium list, J. T. APPERBOiJ. President. J, T, GREGG, Secretary. WUd Lands Stock Ranches City Prorertv. TOT. DEI. Tc3PZ3S:03V Broadalbin Streot, near Democrat, office, REAL ESTATE, L0MS H INSURANCE, FIVE AND TEN ACRE GARDEN AND FR1UT LANDS A SPECIALTY. Choice residence properly in all parts of the City un easy terms, Agent ITnslirN, ltron n A . I'ortlaucl, Or. ALBANY t"orre Hpondence Solicited OREGON Fresh eream eht-cse just received at F L Kenton's. Hotel Arrivals, ft'heat, G3 cents, IS cent shaving at Viereck't. 8 tickets for ?1 at Viereck't . Refrigerators at Stewart & Sox's. Boots and shoes at cost at Read's. Ice cream freezers at Stewart & Sox's. The best line of kid gloves at W Read's. Now cream eheese just received at Conrad Meyers, For sale, cheap, second hand organ,! Mrs. flyman's. 3 chairs running steady at Viereok's shav ing parlors. Best roistjeoffeo in the city at Conrad Meyers. Just rcceiyed new table linen at W. F. Read's. I W Starr, physician and surgeon, Albany, Oregon. Good conking stove only $10 at Hopi is & Saltmarsh's. Side saddles and ladies ridirg trarcingles at Thompson & Overman's . Thompson & Overman, agents for the great L'yuamlte baggy whip. Tahbs's pure manilla birdina twine in large quantities at Stewart Ac Sox's. I W Bentlev. best hoot and shoe makerlin eity, opposite Fortmiller & living's. Alarceand fine line of ii dew shad just received at Fortmiller k Irying's. We have the beat SI 60 kid glove ever brought to Albany at W F Read's. Now is the time to save money by buying boots and shoes at cost of w. t . Jtead THE LEADER. THE LEADER G, W. SMITH, "SapeiWj" "Argand," "Garland" STOVES AND HANGES. St Charles. J R Forest, NY Cll Robbins, Phil u tj uiakesiee, " , V u Llvermore, l-ni W II Hayward.Phll T Engley, S F Revere House. II McCracken.S F C Collins, " I V Cnrran, " C N Clark, ' H A Johnson, Scio Geo Cleveland, city H V Fuller, G P Morden, Port Mrs Pieice, " J D Meek, S Waters, S A Dorrancc.Sal'm E D Goodrich, X Y C Laur.Eugene Exchange Hotel. I B Keenev C A Allen I G Davidson, Pork, f Nelson, Shedd C T Sedgwick P McGetrlck J II Robinson G Munroc. BF llylar.d J L Preslev, .Salem G B Loughlin R C. Harwell, Shedd S Muller J A Swr.cthar J Woodcock Russ House. I I Graham, Millers W Casteloth and wf W Rumbaugh E Gglcsby H E Ilurmester J W Holland M C Graves W V Erickson J II Sutherland, Oak G Niece, Oakland I Agar, Mich E W Agar, Mich A Agar, Mich G Sandma, (effer J Rasch C G Sellman. Tan't F C Carroll, N Y C Chrlsman J R Geddis, Mill City I II Lone. Salem A N Harrison, wf J II Bovle W E Gillet G A Dennis Port II M Myers ' 1 V Munson J Bateman, Halsey Fire backs. Warran ted for 15 years, All sizes an styles. ON TUG SOUTHERN BOUNDARY. Mrs S G Thompson of Monroe, Benton County is visiting in this neighborhood. Mr J O Douthit, who for many years lived near the Southern Boundary but Is now a resident of Crook County, Is visit ing friends and looking after business in terest here. A new house is to be built on the Ken nedy nlace this fall, Mr Vondrans will occupy It when completed. Mr Fletcher will remove to his fathers farm below Brownsville this fall and Mr Wilcox will take the place he now occu ptcs. The Sister Superior and Sister Mary Alnhouse of the Benidictine School at Euuene were calling on friends in this neighborhood one day last week. Trfo Covote scalps were taken in the chase last "Sunday. Another hunt Is plan ned for to-morrow Messrs D Tillon and Lee B.irger Intend to Mart to Wisconsin one week from next Mondav to study telegraphy. Miss Lillle D.ivisof She Ids Is visiting at El Willoughbt's. Mr Phllpott so'.dto Mr Fisher of Eugene thirty one head of hogs for four cents per pound, live weignt. Larr Cnrtaina. I.acell'artalra. I have iut received my fall stock of lacecurtalnsbought direct from Importers, the largest stock ever brought to I his mark et, and best value lor me money. Samuel E. i ouno, The World's best. More than hun dred 7 hun- differ sty les 'o o k s and heaters dred e nt Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing. Eave Trough. Range .Boilers Conductor Pumps. F. L. KENTON, Choice Candy, Xnls, - Fruit, etc. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. . NEAR THE POST OFFICE ALBANY, OREGON