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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1890)
IH1 DAILY DEliOClUT. Friday Evening Fibru&rj21,189Q Pablaahw an )T la tha w,k Honibf l atuwptad. SHKHOUU'ITON KATE. a ivvred by otuu-lar par wotik fy luail, par jaar M vault, (Mrinaa'.a ttiilur.il a til') Post OHlue Ht Albany, aw Hocoiul-clanH mail matter. (U LOCAL IttiCORI) $5000 Reward. Here U the grainiest opportunity" of the age to make some money. The names ol Victoria C Wood- hull ami Tennessee Clallin are familiar to everybody hi the United Stales and many were the mean stories lolii ubout lliem. Tliey are now ri'hidents of Knglund, and after these many years their husbands want to know who struck Hilly. Paltervon, as It were. Iteileving the Democrat Is authority on nil great qucitions they liave sent 11s the following : "Mr John lild duln Martin and Sir Francis Cook will pay the sum of one thousand pounds steiling to anyone who shall reveal the names of the person or persons conecrned in the con spiracy to defame their wives, Victoria C WootMiull, now Mrs jcumi is martin, anu Miss Tcnnie Clallin, now Lady Cook, and who shall give such evidence as shall se cure a conviction." Junction. The typical country cdilor is quite a character. He is both a foo and a smart man. He is a fool for being an editor, and being a smart one to keep out of the poor house. Now Is the proper time to agitate the Junction and Florence railroad. But it takis something besides agitation. It icquircs acllon. Are you willing to act? No doubt a number of our subscribers were disappointed In not receiving the Pilot last week, Ihe reason Is because our supplies could not reach us, as trains were not running, and we did not have. or could not get paper on which to print a full issue. l'ilot. A Bio Concern-. One of the items in the report of the grand jury of Maiion county against the Insane asylum was the following, which is very suggestive of the fact that it would be better for some news papers and people not to harp at little faults of big institutions: "The Institution is an Immense affair, wnere nearly seven hundred persons are fed and cared for.and it would be a strange thing indeed, if some complaints were not made, and the wonder is that more have not been cast loose on the public." . A Bridge At Brownsville. Judge Blackburn has returned from a trip to Brownsville to Investigate the matter of the bridge lost there by the recent floods. The result will probably be the construc tion of an entirely new bridge, though part of Ithe old one stands, a dilapida ted looking structure now. A substan tial solid bridge should be put In that will be too much for the future Hoods. The estimated cost is $S,ooo to $10,000. This is the only bridge of any size that went out. the fewothers being small ones. One Kind op Villain. A drummer came Into tne Umatilla House Monday, says the Dalles Times, and inquiring Into the result ot the accident near the Cascade locks Sunday asked whether any passen gcrs were killed. He was answered In the negative. This satisfied hiir. and he said. "1 am glad. It there are no passengers Killed It Is all right." The cold, heartless villain did n it seem to understand that the life of a laborer was just as precious as that of a merchant or business man. Return Them. The party who enter tered my house on or about Fed. 1, 1890 and took therefrom a suit of clothes, some jewely and other articles is known and this will eivc notice that unless the stolen articles are returned 1 will prosecute the Prty. If property returned no questions iii dc asKeu. A wora to tne wise is sum ctent. R E Conn. r0T Injured. The Democrat mentioned the fact of the Three Sisters being on a county road at Oregon City ihe enterprise says: "Captain Short Informs us that the Three Sisters Is not Inlured In the least The boat was beached carefully, and as "on as the basin Is repaired she will be launched and pl.-ced upon the river In as goou condition as before ihe storm. Reaches Oct. Besides the scattered damage done by the flood little side 1: sues are suggested In different parts of the valley. Heie is one: "County Commissioner Hvl.inJ went u lobugene on Friday last. He says th "mice lor a new Court house this year has been completely knocked out by" the in San Francls:o the gambling spirit i: rampant. Every daily In the cltv but one receives 3 loco a month for advcrtlsli from the Louisiana lottery, and It Is cal culatedtlut this gigantlc'swindllng con cern sella $100,000 north of tickets in the city very month. The other day an Arkansas woman gave birth to four girl babies, whereupon an old mab sent her $400, taking good care, th iujh, to Impress upon the moth ers mind tiat the money was sent tlirugh ympaihy.and not as an endorsement of uch procetdings. Mr Jefkerson. This well known ! mountain lies In the eastern limits of Linn county, about five miles south of east of the gem city of the valley, Albany. In view ot the fact that the people InEugene, i-oruaiiu,and other places claim in a scr ious manner, to have seen smoke nrUIng from Its peak, the mountain Is of pecu liar Interest just now. dome people be lieve these stories, whereas as a matter of fact, they are simply canards. The re port is not a good one 10 no forth, nor a just one, for as a matter of fact Mijcffer. son has no inclination towards e. en the eruption ol smoke. What has been seen is simply fog and smoky looking clouds, and it takes the e; e of a Pollonius to con. struct the sight" into anything of a con hustihle nature. Yesleruav noon County Clerk Montague and Recorder Davis look a look in the direction of 'he nioun lain, from the top of the Court house, but the hank of clouds and fog prevented even a vision of the mountain. A Democrat man, wishing to be snhied, secured the rising you lg attomev, Mr Russell Wyalt, as a guide, and did the act in a morderate- l.y clear skv, but the same kind of bank of clouds hoveled around the mountain. The following from the Salem Stales man, we believe is in the line of other statements in reference to Mt Jefferson. The parties aie simply mistaken as to the belchings, which we predict will be found to he clouds and mist : If it should he clear to day don't fail to get where you can get a good view of hoary headed old Jefferson which is said to be belching forth tlamcs. Those distant rumblings you have heard lately were from Jefferson and a man on a "sighiiy hill several miles to the souineast 01 aalein says lie has caught several glimpses of smokeissuing from Alt jmcreoii wtuilu the past lew days. Can any newspaper man in this state offer us any consolation in regard to Olyinpia S Murry, an East Portland M. D., meeting her obligations? We under stand she is death on female complaints, but unfortunately our troubles are of different cha-tcter. We have applied to her for relief time and lime again, but our exchequer still yawns for relief. If she has squared her 'advertising account with any of our newspaper brethren, please give us the mode ot settlement. We can. The Democrat Immediately after you and many other papers took her ad, warned you that she was no good, and the West Side published her standing. It serves you and others just right, Mr, limes. Never squeal when you get taken in in so transparent a case as Mrs Olympla S Murrys was In the start. Got Ready For The Boat. Mr Wills, f the Blackdog warehouse, has been in he city,aud reported the loss by the floods in his warehouse as being about 3000 bush- Is. The warehouse is all right. Ar rangements had been made with the Bent- ley on Its last trip to take considerable of tr.e wneat,ana it had agreed to but was loaded when it reached there, hence a greater loss. Coming. Col Hogg, and Messrs Coe, Blair and several othtr big O P men, are expected from the East in a few days,whcn there will be a stir In railroad matters that w;ill open the eyes of even Crook county people An O P man savs the road w'fl go this year in quite a lively manner. At present tnougn several leet ox snow at tne tront is too much lor anything to be done. To Nliiin . The ani.ual meeting of the Building and Loan Association will be held to-night at the W C T U Hall. The annual report to be made will show for eleven months, and will be very flattering lor tne nrst year. $10,100 nas been loan ed at an average of nearly 55 months In terest in advance. c.very stockholder should be present. Roseuurg Wants- The Presbytery of Southern Oregon at its last meeting deci ded to locate a college some where within its bounds. The location naturally falls between Roseburg and one of the towns in Josephine county. It will be decided large ly by tne inducements oiiereu. Koseburg therefore making a strong eitort to se (jure it. A Skeleton. Last night a man took to Salem a skeleton said to have been found when on a cruise from the Willapa on Shoalwater bay to Astoria, and of which he said nothing till he came to that city. A ring worn on the third finger bore -the engraving: "lo c. V. from K R " The remains are undoubtedly those ot Miss Eva Burbank, a beautiful, popular and accomplished young lady who was drowned in tne sun several years ago. A NivvsPAPER Wail. Lives of poor men oft remind us honest toll don't stand a chmce ; more we work we leave behind us bigger patches on our pants. On our pants once new and glossy now are patches of different hue s all because subscribers limrer and won t pay up whatlsdue. then let all be up and dolnir : send in vour mite be I' so small, or when the snows of winter strike u we shall have no pants at all. Bozeman Appeal. New Arrival. A large and complete slock of carpet,!inolcum,oll cloth -..shades etc., at the store of A B Mcllwain, all of ihe latest designs, and which will be sotd at from 10 to 2a per cert io.ver than by other houses. Dk Patton treats successfully all dls eases of wotr.en.and guarantees to cure all curable private diseases. He has a sure remedy for catarrh of the head. He sleeps 'in his office and answers city calls day or nluht. Consultation is free and everything Is strlctlv confidential. He can be found In hU office. In Blumberg's Block from 10 to 1 1, J to 4 and 7 to 9. IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 holds Its regular meeting Wednesday evening of each week. Visiting brothers are cordially nvited to attend. ON TI1K SOITHKRN HOINIMKY. , February 17th, 1890. Snow !s about this morning and it is still snowing. Ihe recent Hood washed ihe lm, barn from the Hayes place. The build lug was no loss, but it contained nay and straw and a little grain, which belonged to Mr Coldron. .Mr Young lost about thirt. head of sheep andMrTilton a few hoL'ii and all the farmers along the river lost tneir fences. Air R van, of Tennessee, has been stoo ping at Mr llayworth'sthe past weck.look ing at the country. We lear he will not have a good opinion of Oregon. Hon John Long is dNah'ed by a pain in lis vide, caused by hit ribs heinir broken two or three vearsa-'o What was probably Ihe tno-t important event of the vear was omitted from 0111 last communication, namely the sale ol the land known all over the valley as the L tte place. It was sold in tracts, and st veral of our neighbors availed them selves of Ihe opportunity to secure homes, (i R Ward bought the farm land cast of the road and Clarence Taylor and Monroe Leach that west of the l oad. T 1 Vaughn and A Kimmonds bought timber land, and the Misses Sloan of Eugene bought the land on the islands, getting it for 40 cents an acre. The other tracts s.ld for $2.50, $1 1, $14 and $17 per acre, according to quality. School district No 63 failed to use nil the school money last ear,so this year we get no cane, tra la. Lee Harger has returned from Wlscon sin, where he had been 6tuding telegra phy. Prof and Mrs E E Orton were visiting trlends oithe boundary during the Hood Miss Lola Henderson is visiting her grandparents at Diamond lull at present Heavy Loss. We have been shown f letter written by A B Oulver of Price Crxk county, to N P Payne in which Mr Culver says they had heavy snows for two and a half months, but it was all gone at the time of writing. He saya the loss of stock will be heavy, ranging from one third to one half. The loss ot 6heep woulj not be so heavy, and the heavy loss of cattle, but the loss of horses would not be so heavy. Not more than one brood mare in thirty would rear a colt Mr Culver formerly resided in thlj city The Markets The wheat market just now presents a very gloomy aspect, wlthoutany sllverlining insight. socents Is the present quotation In Aldany,though the San Francisco market would only iust ify 55 cents, and the outside demands are tew. Uats though, govern more by local markets, arc looking up, and 32 cents Is being paid. --- A Large Funeral. The attendance at the funeral of George Saltmarsh, this afternoon was very large, perhaps the largest In the city for several years. Rev E R Prichard preached the funeral ser mon. For Sunday. The best thing In the wor.11 tora Sunday dinner la a tine lat chicken, and the Willamette Packing Co. nave inem. urder early. In the German election yesterday the gov ernment was badly beaten, the socialists doub ling their vote, 1 his is hard on Bismarc. Kid Gloves. I have just received an invoice of the celebrated P. Cen.emerl kid gloves in black and colored. These with the other brands I handle, Foster genuine hook and Our Own brand, makes an assortment that any lady can be suited in prices and quality. These are all first class goods and warranted as represented. Samuel fc,. Young. Piano Recitals. The piano recital to be given at the college by the pupils of Prof E Lorlllard will take place next Mondav evenintr Feb. ia. nt 8 n'rlrwli In. stead of Tuesday as previously announced. 1 tie puDiic are cordially Invited to attend. Bang. One of the finest lots of guns and revolvers ever received In Albany ate now in stock at Stewart Sr. Sox's. Hun ters should call and set them and get prlcer hetore buying. A JCttGHT Idea. We refer to the large a. j . .ne line of saws and carpenters tools at Price & Robsons. The best in market and prices the lowest. Get a Machine And wnen getting one let it be either a Domestic or Davis Price & Robson are agents for these su perior sewing machines and Invite an spattion of what they can do. Center Tables. A large and elegant shipment of center tables, In new deslgnes finest stock In the valiev, jusl received at Fortmlller ft Irving. Babies. The finest line of baby catr' ages In the Valley just n celved at Stewart fc Sox'a Prices are remarkably cheap con slderiq S e superior quality of the carrl ages. Next. New and best place In town Gilson's new barber shop In the Fromnn fllocx, next J cito Fortmlller & Irvine's. Oest bi ner ,.t town. iMt Cnrtalns Lr fnrtalns. 1 have jusl received tr.y fall stock cf lace curtains oougnt direct from importers. the largest stock ever brought to I his mark et, and best value lor the money- Samuel E." V oung, A New Discovery- Hubbard's Head ache Capsules. They ore a positive cure and fill a long felt want. Yon want good clean printins! Of conn e yon do! Then give Paisley & Fish a trial. Satiifaction pnarafiteed. On and see satr. plea and glva them a call anyhow. HO HAND ABBdftl) Baruaaa at Road's. F . M. French keeps railroad time. For artists' kUlinliui an tn Stnnnril Cusick's. Mr. Jim Murray wan it KinniM vonlor Uy. ' ' I Ilev. Ginoi.y. of OlfL'on Citv. has lien ia Ills city. Great clearanco sale or tna nnxk 3(1 diva it W F Head's. (iot.il HVcnillL' Have voi, rii-f! I Inl.h.ii-ilo Kletlit l.',tit-u Chas Brigji-, n ccantr charne. died nt llarrislmrg last Friday. 1 he II Hid is i.r. aii.l atiil yu can vet the best punting at Philips. Don t fail ttiL'et v-.iir nrintiff dmm at I'imlpv he dn:-a ttio l i-t Lira aim 'I, mull ,r,0 c.inN For ale y 11 C Hubbard, druirgis'.. lOiM-rcent off nn nllc4-.l1 sales for the not 30 tiny, -at W F Read's. c.im mi.'I u-i!I sell nlonka el oaner than my I'jrtlaml home. W F Read. Low prices aro what connts and C E llronnelU 15 the place to net them. 1 nu cin sive manv a dimo bv tradioi! at .1 j iiiiiiiianle new diug store. Iry it. Sauer kraut, nickle?. uikled nins feet inu every tiling nice at C K Urowneils. Watelies, clocks and iewelrv carefully re paired anil warranted at F M Frouch's 4 goon ntiuouil-haud orian for halo cheap it the Artstudio over Liun County Batik. No need to suffer w ith the heatlaoh when Hubbard's Capsules will surelv cure you. It you want a fine toilet or hath soap call on scauaid & luaick, City Drug otore-. Mr. S P Barker, of Brownsville, has been in the city to-day, also Mr. S M W Hind man, of Lebanon. Bishop Dubs, who is being examined at Cleveland uino, tor unbecoming conduct nas oeen id Altiany several times. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E Chamberlain and William Cowan are expected borne on Mon day by way of San Francisco. They will be accompanied by a sister of Mrs. Cham berlain. The amount taken from Mr. Damon Smith, at Harrisburg by the two ivbberi, was between $900 and $1,000, and the pros- pecta;are very bad for its being recovered. J S Antonelle, the contractor, arrived in the city last ntght to look after his rail road plant. Since leaving Albany he has been 11 California and through the ,ast ho will now operate in Eastern Oregon. A report has reached here that it is sup posed that Silcott, the abacouding cashisr of the Sergeaat-at-arms ot the house of repre- sentatives, is somewhere in the state of Washington. Some of Burger Herman's ftlends should bunt bun up. Mr. Daniel Edward Sullivan,;the man who broke into the section bouse mar the depot yesterday was taken before Justice Humph? ry, by whom he was held to await the action of the grand jury, under $200 bonds. Not farnishig the bonds he is now boarding at tbe county jail. Hotel Arrivals St Charles. E Krafts, Roseburg J P It ilson.Mlnn V M Speyer.S F M G ildstein, " J S Antonelle," H B Moyer.B'vllle D M Large.Corvallis u wiison, " F W Bowen, j V Cre!ghton,Port J A Freeman. I I Cleland. " r l Murry, 'Vis C F Crowell.wf, " I H mlnewav.Chl N Lueoff. D E Jtnklns,Oakvii:e J H Wllkins,Kingt'n C VanClevc.Scio C E. Jlaxson.ll burg C B Winn.city Wo have the Exclusive Control ot o Uniim't htm to offtr a prtn to uM thlt I txts.forlUUltBESTHADe. Cutry Can Aoaa ONE AND ONE HALF POUNDS. SAMUEL E. YOUNG, ALBANY, OREGON. Wd lh msn, after cnunling bis cub, I bavu Saved Many Dollars By Inking advni.tace nf llm low pr;i-i- i.ow being quott d by CE The Sellable f. rarer ot Albany. uit!3m t 1i.ba.y Marble and Granite Worki.Hav larely purchased the stock of S A U'wur I U W H.rria. w. .I..11 1- t-7.ii E inff and aho iair iw designs and iiive prices to all inteud- purcnaaera. Den ot workmen employed 1 nricea aa low anv f. t; and iait us before purchasing elsewhere. I.V1V r A .... ... (next door to Democrat olhce) Albauy, Or. All I ask ia an honest comparison of mv prices with ihrue of othor dealers. C L BltOWSELL. Tim OM NVrl, S'itu fmnkiui; is fast mint; p'5tniiinf v. The Iru'.iu ff this CiwitrrFKitmnAl Clmrch will yiye a MwinM- r.t thp r-i.iiice of Mr Vano, Frid.tv evening, Jan. 2lit. yll'anv, (troifnn. ('hh made ir ity i nnnt'-v. T.-v ' eliV, Head Quarters for Seth Thomas watch es and clocks, at FMFRENCHS, the best watch in the world for the money. City Drug Store. Stanaid & Gusick, Proprietors. Successors to Guiss & Son. Dealers in drugs, medicines and chemicals,fancy and toilet . articles, sponges, brushes, perfumery,school and ar tists supplies. Physician's prescriptions accurately compounded. MONF.Y, CHEAP MONEY. We have made arrangements to supply money to all on long time at low rates of Interest on improved farms and city prop erty. Thsee who contemplates building brick blocks or good brick business houses can get money. See us. Wallace Ar Osick. To All Whom It May Concern. The Cennanla Fire Insurance Co of New York, having reinsured its entire business in the Slate of Oregon, said com pany (having on deposit with the State Treasurer, $50,000,) hereby give notice of Its dis-rontinunnce of buxlness In Ore gon, and its Intention of withdrawing its deposit now with the State Treasurer at the expiration of the six months printed notice required by law . Germanic Fire Issvkance'Co ofN. Y Hugh Schumann, Vice President. Dec J '.1 1859 Barrows mawiuii jiaTj.t".4SMLiaam lilTill Ikiklioi) For the next 10 days we offer our entire stock of Dry Goods, Hoots and Shots, Gents Funrishings ? nd Motions, At prices that will make them go. In order to make room for our Spring goods", Dress Flannels, Henrietta Cloths,and a full assortment of Dress Goods. Our prices and stocK of Shoes are well assorted and full of I'argains. Come at onco and make your purchascs,as the reduction sale will last but 10 days. Business is what we are after. We can save you money. BARROWS & SEARLS, Blumberg'n New Rloot. Keep Your Eye on E.G. BEA-RDSLEY'S Column. Agent or New Zealand Ins. Co. Capi tal. $5,ooo,oco. Fire andMarine Insurant written. If you want Astoria PROPERTY Call on Agl. for Astoria Real Estate andTrust Co, Lots in HAUrHORN'S?ASTORIA, BERBY'S ASTORIA, HUSTLER'S ASTORIA,! : RAILWAY ADD., NORTH ADDITION. B riPOWELL'S ADDITION. ADAIR'SiASTORIA, WILLIAMSPORT- . Compare 1 Irtalit r t ri d j i'cr s ' ACHE properly at all prloev1' Lota onto cm 11,0 luviHi.'irrr-t plan, ana ay distance from the decks Lara-eat and bent Hat nf aatmia' nrnn- . erty bandied by any agent in the valley. In office evenings.. E. G. BEARDSLEY, Real Estate and Insurance Broker and Notary Public, Broadalbin St., Albany, Or. Delmonica Restaurant, CORNER FIRST AND ELLSWORTH STS. The undersigned having purchased the old Herman Restaurant stand has opened under the above na ne a Urst-elasa restau rant. Wa are prepared to furnish meals for parties or dances on short notice. Oys ters served in every style, esstern or coast all kinds of Hah knowa in the market! Employ only tira-clars Iclp, and waiting will he prompt and courteous. Regular meals 25 cts. Coffee of first-class quality and a cup of coffee and cake at from 5 to 10 cts. I am well known in this city and re quest the tizens to give me a call. SAM G?E1S, Proprietor. at & Searls. iumkb
