TUB DAILY DEMOCRAT,
Tissday lining February 25,1810
LOCAJj IltiCOHD
Rich Mikes.- Dr E R Barkertnd VVm
ilegmond, o! Hie Gulden City Mining Co.i
rived In the city on yesterday'a 4 p. m.
h. p. train from the Santlam mines and
JLported an Immense amount of snow,
7M 1 - ..1 . 11 .
num iu an operations aur
i(j the wlnter.and a well madcthe moun
In wolves hungry, causing several excit
g adventures, ur Darker tells the Dkm-
Ackat that w will tee the llvest season In
he history f the mines. Another Cocr
b'Alene vilh more to back it. Money is
elng put in and several big mills will be
perated During the whiter a one hun-
ed foot tunnel has been run into ih
olden City tnlncs.aiid the Albany tunnel
down about sixty fact. Mr Sieirmond
I lowed the Democrat man a piece of ore
oin a ledge in the Portland Galena
lines mat assays $413 ot silver. Nothing
ter in tho shape of ore was ever seen,
'lie mines undoubtedly have a blight
rospect and it'.is safe to predict a mining
icitcmeni in ine aanliam cipiai to that of
Jontana.allof which is of great interest to
e people ot Albany, which will become
c center of operations for supplies, etc.
Piano Rkcitai.. The piano rcclta1
venhy Prof. E.G. I.orillard. at the cl
ge last evening, was attended by a large
lumber of our citizens, who expressed
cinseivcs as nigniy pleased with the pro.
ram and the proficiency displayed by the
.ipils In the professor s class. The ex"
clses were opened with a march (Schell'
brtli), executed by Miss Clara Phllpot
Hiss Pearl Vance una hpnrtl Ir a innnli
Iviilt.) and displayed a 20ml touch. Miss
anile Allen executed Woodland Echoes,
vvtyman. miss Clara "jteinburg's exe
rtion ot "hong of the Swallow." by
lohn, was good. Miss Edna Allen pre
lum a --aance . in goou style. Anna
ouck's execution of Donroschen. bv
ndcl, was heard with nleasuie. Miss
louck Is becominir quite nonular as a
anlst. Lora Vance irate "Silver This
," by Kittcrer, with feeling, and Eva
iwan and Edna Ailen executed a duel
at was very prettv. Miss Maud Van
rn expressed herself in Dreams of
outh, by Dlrdrirh. wuh wood exnresslon.
ss Anna Houck cave the "Story of
'inning Room " and by special request
of Lorillard executed a solo with marked
11, a response to an encore closing the
aslng program.
A Coo Story. They call the postal
rkonthe Oregon Pacific "Penn,'' and
iy say he has a great proclivity for
funs. Recently, the boys at the Bay
M I . V. I . , 1 1 . r
uwii'k im,ciii a noic 10 ine owner 01 a
coon, which was for sale at $2.50, that
wouio- take it, signing i'enn s name,
a request t send it by mail. It was
in m mail sack, and the postal clerk was
tiy astonished on opening the sack.
was also aslcnlshed on setting a dun
ine animal, and now life is made miser
by the constant query of the other
road men: "Well, Penn, have you
J for your coon," and In order to add
tne lun the Incident was oidered pub
iea in ine ltkmocrat.
TUB llAltltlHBlIIKl UOflllKKS.
G. 8. Walker and Oliver Brigs the Culprits
' When Mr Damon Smith, the Harris
burg druggist, was being gagged In his
store on Thursday morning of lust week
after having been robbed of $900 he saw
up under the mask of one of the robbers
and thought he recognized the counten
ance of G S Walker, a tin horn gambler
residing at Junction City, who had been in
the city frequently. The next day he
quietly placed the matter in the hands of
Z T cott, a private detective, whs traced
Walker up to CorvaHs, and after being
there a couple days arrested hi in just as he
was getting ready to leave for Portland,
yesterday afternjon. Walker then con
fessed the whole business, Implicating
Oliver Briggs, a son of W W Briggs, of
HarrUburg, as Ills partner, signing a writ
tin statement to that effect. He said they
hid $800 of the money in a shed, alter
taking about $50 apiece. They arrived in
Albany on then o clock Irelglit, and left
lust night for Ilarrinburg. The Harris-
burg constable was telegraphed and briggs
was arrested last niizht; but would make
no staetnient. The money was not found
where Walker said it was bid, and it Is
thought by some liriggs had taken charge
of it. District Attorney Hewitt went to
that city this noon to conduct the exami
nation to take place this afternoon. Walk
er is a tin horn gambler, and resided in
Albany last fall, ills parents reside in
Sacramento, and are said to be weathy.
Olive Briggs is about twenty-one and is
said to have been somewhat wild for sev
eral years. Walker gels the credit of
having had a hand in burning the unction
hotel
A Bl'ILUINO YEAR.
Three Tines His Nnmbtr ! Monies of Last
Year.
An Albany contractor tells the Demo
crat that there will be three times the
number of buildings erected In Albany
this year that there was lat,judglng from
the plans already made. Already several
cottages hive been erccteil and enough are
being arranged for to keep a small army
of carpenters and painters busy. This
means the erection of 400 10500 houses in
Albany this year, to fill which it will take
an Increase of 2000 to 2?oo people. Some
one will say it Is easy to count chickens
before they arc hatchrd j but in this case
ma-y of the eggs are out, and there Is
enough In sight to verily the prediction.
Resides residences, the number of new
blocks may be put down hi the same pro
portion, if not more. The Democrat has
always betn careful to not exaggerate,and
never intentionally. As a rule it places
figures low. In lust yearV record it gave
the f.icts from actual observation. It is
well to look ahead and bi! ready for the
-Utack. Albany Isoui' city, and Albany
men shotnd unite in making the result
equal the outlook, if we have not the
making 01 a live city, just from tangible
prospects, then there is no such tiling in
books or papers.
UOHCANU ABROAD
TF.MPEltA.NCK COLUMN.
EJitod or Albany W, C. T, U
Harrishtkg, Feb. 2?, 1890, 4 p. m.
Both defendants held toanswer in the sum
of $2,000 bonds.
Scxo. The Salvation Army expects to
be reinforced to-day by the arrival from
San Francisco of Adjutant Parker and Joe
the Turk, who will assist at the meetings
this and to-morrow evenings.
Mrs Simon Fleener arrived from Call
fornia by rail on Wednesday, having been
detained in the mountains several weeks
bv the snow blockade.
Some time last fall Pete Bilyeu was con
vlcted of assault In our city court, from
which he appealed. It now appears that
the circuit court has sustained the appeal,
reversed the decision of the lower court,
and orders that Bilyeu recover costs from
the citv of Scio.
The Scio Legislature has sprung into
existence while the busv world was an un
conscious, and now claims a place amid
he law-enacting bodies of the nation. It
was organized on Saturday and Monday
evenings, and has the following officers:
8 C Johnson, speaker; S I Shore, chief
clerk: I R Geddes. assistant clerk; G W
Hunsaker. serjeant-at-arms: R Gill, door-
keener: M Richaidson and N Powell,
pages; John Slmms, treasurer
King, governor. rPress.
Dr H 11
A Met Lighthouse. An official notice
mariners received at this office reads as
ows: "No. 24. Oregon Cape Meares
kw Light. A new light has been estab-
licd on the extreme western end of Cape
eares,27J miles S a E X E from Tllla
100k Rock Light, and Q'A miles N by W
lorn Cape Lookout, its geographical po
tion Being as 101 lows: Latitude as ueg
mm (00 sec) ri, longitude lit den
In (35 sec) W. The light is fixed white.
ned by a red Hash every minute. It is
3 feet above the water, is visible 21 J4
les, and Is shown from a structure con
ting of a low, white tower (in form a
strum 01 an octagonal pyramid; aur
'unted by a black lantern."
Politics and Religion Prof. Mor'
rison, state lecturer for the National Re'
liglous Liberty Association , closed a series
of three lectures at the couit house Satur
day night. He quoted from the Bible, the
fathers of our country, the Declaration of
Independence, and the Constitution of the
United States to show tkat religion and the
state should not be united; that "Congress
shall make no law respecting an establish
ment of religion, or prohibiting ine iree
exercise tnereoi. rie snowea irom ma
lory that in the Old Country and in this,
.. i-i . .1. . 1, -1
persecution naa always ueu iwuu w
the state meddling with the affairs of re-
Worship and religious observances
llfflon.
nrtntn tn man's relation to his God alone.
and punishment for their non-observance I red of those people (of Congo) slaughter
will oe aaminisicreu uy ww v 111 w v r w cw.n .i ... . - -"- - --v - -" -
A Streel Car Rumox. "Yur street
r line Is pretty short to pay," very truth-
Hy said Mr Hendricks, of the Salem
atesman, to a Democrat man: yet as
rt as It Is It has done all that was ex
ited. As newspapers are allowed to
'e rumors we give one to the effect that
out four miles of track will be added to
line, beginning this spring, more
feci cars will be added and the line gen
ially improved, making it a credit to the
'ng city of Western Oregon. Watch
' the verification.
iudement. to wnom man is aiuuc wxuuih-
able In such matters. Civil government
reaulates only man's Intercourse wltn his
fellowman keeps men from encroaching
upon each other's rights. "Kenoer mere
fore unto Cxsar (civil authority) the things
which are Cxsar's. and unte God the
things that are God's." The speaker re
ferred to Dins mai are now pcuuiug m
Iianateior the enforcement upon all
of the observance of a relious Institution,
nit the slat establishing a religion ana
teaching it in all of the public schools. If
these bills become law pcrsecuuun.nm
the result and religious liberty oesiroyeo.
JU.
Basket Social. A basket sociable
HI be given at the Oakvllle Church, on
uesday evening March 4th, The pro-
eus of the evening will be contributed to
' organ fund. The need of an organ
r the use of the societies has long been
This need the young people of the
"in (gaiisn, assisted by others, will en-
10 supply, trusting that all Inter
"d in the church or chuich association'
1 give their henrlv rn.ravnillnn It
m - ui me committee.
"slaved Woolens. Zaches & Son
rchant tailors and c.rnpers, opposite
Office, hae received r.ollce that the
1 Uige shipments of soolens consigned
iem are soon to arrive. It will e to
"r Interest and advantage to exainin
'ir stock before Durchasinir.asthev anti
He the largest and finest grade nf spring
' summer goods in foreign and domes-
"niiacies ever brought to Albany.
I'REAniso OUT.-Mr. Julius Gradwohi
'des his large crockery stock will now
P on hand a splendid line of groceries
d kinds, giving our citizens many ad
tnges they will be glad" to secure.' He
make the pi Ices so reasonable that
cni7cns w ill have an object in calling
"n for first-class groceries. The regular
set price will be pild for all kinds of
i"ce. Give him a call.
The entire a,mount of stock in the Wo
man's Temperance Building Association
has finally been subscribed for and the
location of the structure definitely decided,
It will stand on the southwest corner ol
La Salle and Monroe strcets.Chlcago, just
across from the headquarters of the ra
tional W C T U. The corner stone will
be laid eaily In the spring. The building
will be. twelve stories ingii.
A distinguished Englishman, returning
to his own country after a careful study of
our American Institutions, on being asked
what he had seen that was most unlike
England, answered : "The wineless din
ner tables of the great middle class.
Barroom bargains are essentially want
ing in the quid pro quo, or economical hon
esty. Otherwise saloonlsts would display
their goods in their front w!ndovs,and put
the drunkards they manufacture upon ex
hibition at tne county lairs, insieaa 01
skulking behind painted panes and screen'
ed doors. A A Phelps.
A few years ago in a lonely hut in Cen
tral Africa, a worn out man died upon his
knees, praying in the fervor of a conseci at-
ed loyal 60ul,"Oh,let Thy kingdom come."
He had opened, he thought, the great
dark continent to the onward march of
Christian civilization and the light of God's
truth. Christendom shouted for jov and
the procession started across the sea
Watch it. One missionary ,70,000 gallons
of rum ; one missionary, 70,000 gallons
more of rum ; another missionary .another
70,000 gallons of rum ; and so on and on
It goes, rum and missionaries, missionaries
and rum. Thus we touch the great Congo
state. Watch again. One convert to
Chrl.t.a hundred drunkards ; one more, a
hundred more. The missionary's heart
grows sick, It cries out, "Oh, Christians at
home, for the love of Christ, stop the rum."
But, as the climate does its exhaustive
work, and one by one the brave workers
sink beneath the burning sun, hearts at
home are discouraged, and the next ship
goes only with ruin without the mission
ary, under ine maaness 01 intoxicating
liquors sent zrom Massachusetts two nun
ar told of a single gallon of this drink
causing a fight In which fifty were killed
Bargains at Read's.
P. M. French" ketsps railroad time.
Mr A Klein Kft this morning on a trip to
Boston.
For artists' supplies go to Stanard &
Cnsick's.
Oregon will gt-t about $350,000 paid in
war expenses.
Great clearance sale or the next 30 days
at W F Read s.
(Jood evening Have you ried Hubbarda
Elegant Lotien
Chipped bctf in quantities to suit at Geo
C Henderson's
Mr Norton, the Oieima Pacific's coal ex
pert, is in the uity.
The Willamette is now only aliont 4 feot
almvo low wnter mark.
The flood is past und still you cau get the
best priuting at Phelps.
Don't fail toget your nriutirg dono at
pht-lps he doi s the best.
I.srie size small 50 cents- For ale
by Jl V Hubbard, druggist.
lOo'-reont off on nil cash sales for the
next 30 dnya-at W F Read's.
Several mi n are waitiwr in this city for
rooms in which to opeu busiuoss.
Wfl can and will sell cloaks cheaper than
any Portland house. W F Read.
Low prices are what counts and C E
Brownells is the place to get them.
You oin save many a dime by trading at
H C Ilubbardt new diug store. Try it.
Sauor kraut, piekles, pickled pigs feet
and everything nice at C E Urowneila.
Watches, clocks and jewelry carefully re
paired add warranted at F M French's
gona scoond-hand organ for sale cheap
at tho Art studio over Linn County Bank.
No need to suffer with the headach when
Hubbard'a Capsules will surely cure you.
If you want a fine toilet or bath soap call
on stanard tusicx, city urug store.
A foot of snow has iust fallen at Walla
Walla, and Albany also got a tract in of an
inch last night.-
MrChas Ffeiffer is getting plans ready for
two neat cottages on bis twojota in the
Briggs block.
Mr II Lampmau is rearranging . the
Mady restaurant preparatory to reopening
hia restaurant in u rat-class style.
Mr C J Johnson, ef Scio, has been in the
city to-day. Air Jobnson will locate in ba-
iem, making tnainia tuture home.
Mr Bisohe, the Cbieago drummer with his
hue psyche, has been in the city again, about
ing oyer his city getting the World's fair.
License has been issued for the msriiage
of Mr M C Bingham and Miss H A Warner.
The ceremony will take place this evening,
Chicago has the Worlds Fair in '92. Al-
bary will have it the nexWime, bnt owing
to previous engagements we will have to de
cline being mere.
The temoerance address to be given to
night at the M Church by Rev M Judy is
postponed, word being received this morning
mat Le wuuia not oe.nera.
Mr Stanard of the firm of Stanard &
tnsick is a competent Prescription druggist
of five years experience. All prescriptions
intrusted to them will be accurately com
pounded.
Mi John Hamilton is erecting a building
at the corner of Second and Jefferson streets
ou the lot of R A Marphy, in which be will
soon open a tin snop and piumoing estaoiisn-
meat.
Hon Geo E Chamberlain, wife and three
children, ind Mr William Cowan, arrived
home to-dar from Natchez. Miss., accom
panied by Mrs Chamberlain's sister. They
came by way of the Southern Paciho, taking
tne oama iio ai out rruouvu, -
"Marshal Dunn, of Corraltis, was in the
city last evening, assisting Mr 5eott,of Har-
nsbnrg, in taking tnctr prisoner Dome, ana
Cameron Bros., wno bad a band in proceed
ings which lead to hia arrest, were in the
city to-day on their way there.
Mr J R Neil and son-in-law, with their
families, hare arrived in this city from
Crete, Neb- for the purpose of making tiiis
citv their home. Mr Neil will be remem
bered as the man who aoolied for a street
I car franchise, bnt waa knocked out by the
A sharp advance in the pric of many
grades of sugar was recorded in the market
yesterday, at San Franciaoo, the advance
ranging from one-eight of a cent on dry
granulated to 1 cents on cube snbar.
Mr J Pennington haa traded his saw mill
above Crawfordsville to Mr Henry Chauoe,
of Cottage Grove. Mr Prnningtou and fam
ily have gone to Jottagu Grove, where they
will take charge of a hotel, and Mr Chaute
win run tne mill.
Alba.c r Marble ami Granite Works. Tfav
ing lately purchased the stock of S A Uiffgs
and G W Harris, we shall he pleased to
snow dehtifiia ai.il vive pr:cs tu all intend
ing purc:mers. pM-ttof wnrkmeu employed
and prlct-M as low ar any Ur lirst-ulass work,
Visit us l-eforu puicliHfinu elKi-where.
Kuas & Arlllso-f
(next door lit I).-niH-rit oltice) Albany, Or.
All I ask is an hn
prices with tlus-e t-f ,
-i-t tnmpariron of my
Hiei- il-.t:ers.
C E I' now ell.
Keep Your Eye on
E.G. BEAEDSLEY'S
Column.
Agent for New Zealand Ins. Co. Capi
tal. $$sOoo,oco. Fire andMarine Insuranc
written.
IP YOU WANT
Tne OL! Nurd, Stiit Mnriltina; is fast
gainii'g j.njnti;.nt v.
The Indies . tli- 'oi'tjr tjirjnnhl Church
will giv a MjeiaMn at h rr-isl"nce of Mr
Vauce, Friilny evi nir.)., J;wi. 2Ut.
Dr. M. II.
onntrv.
C'nIIs mail
city 01
Trc tb'fnll civiim c.e!f at 1 E Brown-
6118
Yon want good ch-nu priuttny! Of court e
you do! Then pire PaUli-v & Fieh a trial.
Satisfaction uarauttted. Uo nna see sam
ples and (five them a call anyhow.
Notice.
The underttiiucd hereby announces to the
public that he has s'dd bm grocery business
to Mr Montagu) & Sou, wlo come well
recommended, and will continue the business
at the old comer. Tnoe iudebted at the
store will pleate call and settle.
V ery re.Bpeci.uny.
J M Bardue,
CALL ON
E.G.BEAKDSLEY,
AGENT FOR
Astoria Eeal Estate- and Trust Co.
Head Quarters for
Seth Thomas watch-
.LOTS IN
HAU THORN'S ASTORIA,
BERRY'S ASTORIA,
HUSTLER'S ASTORIA,
RAILWAY ADD.,
NORTH ADDITION,
POWELL'S ADDITION
ADAIR'S ASTORIA,
WILLIAMSPORT
OOMPAEB LOCATIONS
AND PEICTS.
ACHE property at all prices. Lata
for sale on the Installment pjan, and at
aiy distance from the docks
Lamest and bm list cf Aaloiia prop
erty bandied by any agent in tbe alley
es
and clocks,
F M FRENCHS.
best watch
at
the
the
world for the money.
i .-
M0NF.Y, CHEAP MONEY.
w hav mud arrangements to supply
money to all on long time at low rates of
interest on Improved lirms and city prop
erty. Thsee wno coniempiaies uiumiug
brick blocks or good brick business houses
can get money, oee us.
Wallm-bS CnsicK.
jiidas sold his Lord for seventeen dollars ! Albsny company. Ho ia a man of property
. . . .-. . . . ! i .i.i i : i .1 : aii..h Tl.au
Yaquina Bat. T. E. Parkei's year old
child died of whooping cough yesterday a1
Yaquina. The body will be "wrought down
to-day and buried in the Newport ceme
tery.
The currents of the ocean havt cleaned
the heach completely of sand from the
Ha to Usee rouiweainer. ine uci.ii
looks verv rasmed and rocky.
T..e carcass of a seal came ashore on
the beach a few days ago, but It was not
long before a couple of stray Indians came
along ani gobbled the delectable mass up
.nil nnrkprf It off for food.
This schooner rora narams, mum
been at sea since the 31st of December,
drifting about rudderless at the mercy of
the wins ana waves, was loncu n
vestirday. The arew had a horrible ex
perience and a narrsw escape from starv
ing . Republican.
Dk. Pattos treats successfully all dis
eases of wotr.cn,and guarantees to cure all
curable private diseases. He has a sure
rcnicdv for catarrh of the head. He
sleeps "in his oflice and answers city calls
day or niuht. Consultation is free and
everything Is strictly confidential. He
can be found in his office In Blumberg's
Block from 10 to 11, 3 to 4 and 7 to S.
A Ciioicic Variety Fine comb hoh-
ey, all Vlnds of syrups, choice pickles In
wood and In glass.plckled pigs feet, chow
chow, Intact an endless variety of choice
Groceries at Geo C Henderson's. Give me
a call, prompt attention and satisfaction
guaranteed, rrices ine iowcsi.
but America hurries fifty souls from earth
for ninety cents." Margaret E Stewart In
Herald and rresDyier.
Second Anniversary, The second
annivesary of the V. L's of the Baptis
church will be held at the Baptist church
at 7:300 clock p. m. The public is cor
dially Invited.
Suitings That Suit. Mr fV R Gra
ham, the tailor, has just received the
lirgest and finest lot of suitings ever
brought to Albany, as to which he wishes
the men of Linn connty and vicinity to call
and examine them and judge for them
selves. They consist of an elegant line of
Imported goods, of the best quality, in
cludinir several new designs never before
brought here. A more popular line of
fabrics It would be milieu it to secure, and
those wishing suits, or parts of suits made
up in the latest style will do well to give
him a call.
were formerly neighbors of Mr h W Deyoe.
Partnership Dissolution.
Nntica ia hersbv siven that the lata firm
of ZscheaBros. composed of Frank L and
John B Zaches haa been dissolved, Frank t
Zaches retiring. The business in the fature
will be conducted under the firm nstne of
Zaches k Son. All parties indebted to the
heretofore existing co-partnership will please
call and make aatisfactory settlement.
.Ion B Zacuis,
Frisk L Zaches.
Wiley A. KImey,
ALBNY, OREGON.
ABSTEACTES,
The Only Complete Set of Abstract
Books and Maps in Linn County.
f-Offlce in the Court Houao,-
Bnalneas entrusted io me shall'
bkve pr-wptand cartful attention.
In office evenings.
E. G. BEARDSLEY,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker
and Notary Public,
Broadalbin St., Albany, Or.
City Drag Store.
Stanard I k
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
chemicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perfumery ,school and ar
tists supplies. Thysician's
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
Groat
Moil
A Finger Off.--Yesterday aftrrnoon
Willard Deyoe, a brother of L W Deyoe,
while working In the rhair factory, caught
his right hand in a planer, resulting in the
amputation of the index finger at the first
joint and the end of his thuii-b.
New Arrival. A large and complete
stock of carpets,linoleum,oil dolht,shadcs,
etc., at the store of A B Mcllwaln, all of
the latest designs, and which will be sold
at from 10 tu Jo per cert lo.ver than by
other houses.
Latest Arrivals We have just re
ceived a fine lot of fine comb honev, cab
bage, cellery, oranges, onions, maccaronl,
pickle', sau?r kraut, also candies, nuts,
cream cheese, Swiss cheese, etc.
Willamette Packing Co.
HAKRIKI).
J A Zimmerman has added a bar lo his
Waverly boarding house and will open the
tame at once.
CAXAVAN -OWEN BY. WILLIAM
RON MORGAN. On Monday, Feb. 24,
tfinn. at Tannl. by Rev. 'Gould, Mr.
lohn Caravan and Miss Florence Owenby,
J . . ,r n-:it: n nnA tf.a Malll.U
anU iMT l iimmi" - ' - -'-
C Morgan, all of Linn county. May their
lives be happy and prosperous ones.
Ml
"si J lh man, after connling
hia cat-h, 1 bays
Saved Many Dollars
By taking advantage of lb
low prices now being quott d
by
CE
L,
The Kellalile Grarer
of
Albany.
at
Barrows & Searls.
For the next 10 days wo offer our entire slock of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents
Fiinmhings md 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 (!oods. Our prices and stocK of
Shoes are wi ll assorted and full of Bargains. Come at once
and make vur purchases.as the reduction sale will last hut
10 days.
Business is what wo are after.
We cn save you money.
BARROWS & SEARLS,
niumberg'a New Blork.