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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1891)
ktaiUbed every day in the week cx-ISuuday. lered at the Post Office nt Albany, Or- Jgoii.. as Heuuuu o iiihii manor. lKl4Y fTESi tlllTT..(i, Editon and Prop'n. ..AI'UIL :t, HOI, crr official papbii. LOCAL UKCOHI). additional LwnltoB 4th lagr. 'our Boys Expbr iknck. Mr J T fcllwood camu to Albany last evening bin nun i.ny, wnere ne nail seen to at till the funeral (if his brother. While (turning irom the funeral four boys Imed Rice, Ludlow, Sliepard and Daws, jtne near being drowned. A rope che across the Santlam above the lin, and boats are navigated across bv iing hold of the rope and pulling. These (ys, in crossing, got away from the rope Id were swept towards the falls. Lud m and Daws jumped out for a log, which ie former reached; but the latter was iept over the falls and was only gotten t after an almost miraculous escape, ke other bjys remained in the boat, which Id not capsize, and reached the shore in (fety, I' , . ; A Gooo Idea. Eugene ministers did 1 fry cu.e thing, but set a good example jr other cities, displaying .1 spirit if pio CHilgatcd might do considerable to bring hurch people closer together. Tne Rec iter says; "The pastors of the various lurches of Eugene prepared a surprise or their congregations Sunday evening, rhey had quietly arranged for an exchange i pulpits, and when the hour fur worship ifrivcd the people received their first in tonation of tile exchange. As we under land it, they all moved one place to the right, so that no one of them was succeed ed bv the man whose desk he occupied. Much good may result from such a course. rafter Iks Years. -Ten years ago today Clint Brown was lodged in the Or egon penitentiary under a life sentence for killing a man named Walker, In Lane county, who had been endeavoring to break up Brown's home and happiness. Today be was pardoned out and went forth free nrai to reunite himself with his two children. A strong pett.lon and recom mendation of the district attorney caused the cessation of a sentence which, it is , now said, should never have been Imposed. ' Brown has been a trustv almost the en- lire time of his incarceration. Journal. I . I Will be Accommodated. The man agers of the Salem Base Ball club havlne learned that A Ibany has organized a team, -will extend to them shortly an Invitation to "come down and play ball," In which case, if the invitation Is accepted, a few lively games may be expected. The Salem . team will be much stronger this vear than last and will be the pride of the baseball ("cranks" of the city. The new grounds are located on a beautiful spot just south . of the state fair grounds and are In easv access to both street car lines. Statesman, HOdAl ASU rCttHONaL. Mr John Robson went to Portland this noon. Mr. Robert Huston went to Corvallls this noon to visit her parents. Mrs Harry Upham and daughter, of Portland, are visiting In the cltv. Oapt Kladen, special agent of the Col urn liia Ins Co, has been in the city. Mr J R Chamberlain went to Olympla mis noon 10 loon ovei tne Held there, Robt Strong, clerk with Conrad Meyer, went 10 i-ortiand this noon on a snort trip, Prof Aamond and wife, ulvlne enter talnments through the valley, are in the city. Riv E R Prlchard will be present at the Aamold concert, and assist in the vocal selections. Corvallis Times. We understand Pat Farrcll, who is now living at Albany, will soon return to Eu gei.e to live. Eugene Register. Mr 1 B Tlllotson an J fa-nilv, of Corval lis, have moved to Albany to reside. Mr Tlllotson Is In the employ of Geo Young. Miss Maggi: Barker returned this noon from a several weeks visit at Roseburg, and other points, accompanied by her sis ter, who went yesterday 10 meet ner. State printer, Frank C Baker, passed through Albany Tuesday evening for San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands, on a visit to his brother, Charles Baker. An observation social will be given at the residence of J M Irving, by the ladies of the Presbyterian church, tomorrow evening, to which all are Invited. Rev I II Hughes, of the Christian church, was In the city yesterday on his way to San FrancUco, cn business. Rev Hughes Is a man of more than average ability. F Engols and wife left t'lls noon for Marshrield, on Coos bay, where they will make their home. Mr Engols did a big business here In the painting line, leaving a large number of monuments of his ar tistic skill. Wtti Reece came down from Green Basin last evening, where he has been working in the sawmill. The mill Is now tunning regulailv, turning out about 10, 000 feet a day 'for which there Is a live market. The lumber, a yellow fir, is pro nounced as fire as anything to be found in the state. At one point In the mills' flume a fine tobougan slide ha. been es tablished and a big time is had Heating down 6treatn. Rev G W Hill went to Brownsville this afterncon, in response to a dispatch from Rev Spcrry. The body of Mrs DrTucker, accidentally killed at The Dalles, will be taken tUerc on this afternoons train for taunal tomorrow, and Rev Hill wlllrreach the funeral sermon, ttcv 11111 Knew airs Tucker, a daughter of Rev Sperry, well and sneaks of her as a Christian woman of many estimable qualities. She leaves several cnuuren, ucmucs m nvnuauu, imi cnls and numerous friends to mourn her death. Mrs Tucker had resided in I he Dalles about two years. A Fountain Wanted. Some of Al bany's capitalists might leave a good name behind them by setting up a drink- ing fountain at some prominent poin', which would be far ahead of having the name 01 naving lived a mossoack. Air A BushJU going to do it for Salem. Know all Men by these presents that we, MorriB & Blount, have iust received ten tons of mill feed and flour, which we will sclk cheap for cash, Elcesior Roller mills flour $1.15 per sack. Plenty of bran, middlings and chop for sale, and de llvercd free of ch?rge inside of city. Morkis & Blount. Th District Ponvention of the Epwnrlh League, for the Salem district, will be held In this city next Tuesday and Wednesday, May cth and 6th, at the M E Church. Between forty and fifty d'-le-gates are expected to be present The public will be welcome to all Its sessions A Strange Sioiit. Yesteiday a mud turtle came up out of the mud nn Brondai bin street, near I-lrst, and walked off I the sun, covered with mud and this in thelgcm city of the valley in the business part of the city. Will Meet Him. Governor Pennoyer was seen bv a Salem Journal reporter at the 1 :io train yesterday afternoon, us he was leaving the capital lor roruano. ne is sll'.l feeling very much grieved over the Telegram Interview, and the criticisms to which ne has oeen, as ne consioers so un- tly subjected. He said: "I will be on hand in Salem to meet and welcome the president at what ever point his train is halted In the city. I consider It my duty to take part here, and very much desire that a most cordial reception oe tendered Geneal Harrison and party. I shall be happy to contribute as much as anyone to the success of the occasion, financially and otherwise, and have so notified the local comittee." MIHII1H Accoidlag to Carlisle ihe greatest num. ster In the world Is the idle man. Thnt depends on whether it Is from choice or not. A married woman tripping lightly along r irsi street, Dounuinu a Oil? rubber hall like a school boy, was a pleasant aluht 1111 1 un-i uuernoon, one to make a 1 feel youthful. Sandy Olds, who murdered Emll Web er, and after four trials was sentenced to one vear In the penitentiary, is working side by side with a man who stole twenty dollars and was sent up for five years. uimiTicni is unnecessary. The editor of the Prineville News, in speaking of the affair heretofore mention ed, In which he was charged with being the principal, says; "We have no bitter words to utter, but will, in due time, bring to light some facts that will, we think, set matters touching this case fully aright on our part." A little Indian boy who was a pupil In he school at the agency In this county fell dead one day recently while at play. The doctor pronounced it a case of heart disease. Ihe little fellow was wont to catch and try to ride the hogs that roam about the village, and as he received sev eral hard falls for his pain6, It Is thought he received internal injuries that resulted in heart failure. f rinevuie .News. The editor of the Sprinafield Gazette mourns the loss of a canvasser and several big dollars. A nice appearing young man struck Springfield a few davs ago and the editor of the Gazette hhed him to canvass tor subscribers. He purchased ahorse and outfit and sold them to the ' oung man on time. After canvassing a few lays the young man sold his outfit for cah, which he pocketed along with the subscription money he had collected, and skipped out without leaving his future address. bugene Register, The followlmr from The Dalles Time.. Mountaineer is in accordance with the renort of A J Hunt of this cltv on the Walla Walla A J Hunt: A J Hunt, the gambler, who was killed In Walla Walla by the soldiers, crossed the plains In 1849 in the same company as air jonn ni aiar den.of this citv. and his family are highly respected In Illinois, his lather naving been iudtze of a circuit court in that state. having filled that position acceptably to the people tor many years, jir Hunt re. sided in The Dalles about two years ago. The Syrian bear which has b;en exhlb ited on the streets for several days was shot at Ferndale yesterday, says the Whatcom Kevellie. Ml seems inai me Impressarios in charge of the animal lied him to a tree while Ihev went to dinner. A farmer's boy came along, saw the bear and ran home and told his father about it. The old man loaded up his Winchester, and found the bear and riddled him. One of the Frenchmen who owned the animal came to Whatcom to commence sult.whlle the other remained with the bear, which was not dead though mortally wounded, having been shot In the eye. The bear was worth about $2to. Ills mate.a com mon black bear, which the same parties owned, was sold in Portland last winter for $200. The bear ehot was a Syrian bear, the bear that figures in the Bible. It is learned that the owners of the bear were cooking their dinner when George Roselle shot the bear. Mr Farnam has been retained for the plaintiffs, Kjas Jean Paul Carlv and Kias Pierre Palat. A Lnlce poir.t'in the bear law will be decided. HOME 1D ABItOAD Wheat is 87 cents at 8alem, Straw hats have begun to apt ear. Wool will start in this :so.son in Alh-inu ni. tujui itj ecuis. John Jack was tor a Ions lima issiwiut, d aim Doom and Barrett. A July 4T11 Attraction. W G Day writes from Fall Creek to Eugene, says the Register, that on July 4th he will ac complish one of the greatest feats on record that of walking one-fouith of a mile in 100 seconds. On account of In juries received In the army he would prefer to walk It In several laps, making the one fourth mile in 100 seconds or no pay. If he does accomplish this feat he wants $60. He says he accomplished this feat In Lon don In 1877 before several thousand people. Capt. Jack's Ear. The S. P. baggage master has on exhibition something very much resembling a large human ear, which he asserts was once attached to the famous Captain Jack. The b m's repu tation for always swinging a Geo Wash ington hatchet will induce most people to believe the statement. Vor Rent. A new, hard finished dwelling house In eas'.ern part of the city. Inquire of Ed R M Carter, 4th and Rail road street. Sound Aiivick. It pays lo get the lwst; even Shakespenro admitted that. In this eonnection it may lie remarked that W R Grahnin lias just received nn elegant line of suitings for the spring and summer, never surpassed in an Albany market. They are the best to bo ob tained, as nn inspection will show, and Mr Grahnin is prepared to make them up in the latest Rtvle with n skill his long experience has enabled liim to be mnster of. Will Make Rome Howl. The spring season being so .e fn opening up, and being overstocked In ladles Oxford ties we will for the next 30 days, sell them at geatly reduced prices. We mean just what we say. Call and get prices. We have over 30 different stylus to select from, titKleln Bros, exclusive shoe store. New Millinery Store. Mrs C W Clark has opened a mllllr.i ry store in the Strahr-n Block, with Mrs Sherman as manager, and has a large and stylish stock of fresh goods In stock. Her goods are already opened for Inspec'ion, and she In vites ihe ladies of Albany to ca'l and In spect them. We are making n big drive on .envelopes, Paisley & Smiley. Lace CurtaIni In great variety from 75 cts. to $9 n pair. These goods are bought from New York jobbers direct and cannot be excelled for quality, si yle and price. Samuel E Young, ' New Cartets. A B Mclhvain has one of the largest and best selected lines of carpets In ihe city, embracing all new patterns and designs, and as he has made a great reduction In prices it will be to the advantage of carpet buyers to (all and inspect his stock and prices before purchasing. At Fortmiller & Ibvino's. 150 dozen window shades, just received. A large and elegant stock of Kith cen turv bedroom sets. A' large and choice lot of carpets, many line designs. Get a Bicycle. If you want the best safctv bicvele in the ninrkct, not stir- missed liv even the Columbia or Victor, call on billing & Wilson, at Stewart & Sox's, and get a Slccl Cruiser, without anv fancy prices, in fact remarkably low considering the quality. Full ball bear ing, splendidly made m ttemembor thst the Firmin- Jack Dramatic Compsny play here on rriday evtning next, May 1st. Good Work, Low Trices, Paisley & Smiley, Notice. All persons indebted to Thomnson A Overman will please call anil settle. Mr Thompson liavlig re tired from the business it la desired to ettle up all old accounts. New Sprino Goods. I am now re viving my first Invoices of spring novel ties In wash goods, prints, ginghams, seer snckers, etc., 1 have also just received a newlinrrf all wool summer plaids and telges. Samuel E Youno. Novelties In Jackets. I have received a small assortment of novelties in ladies spring jackets, made in the latest styles of Blazers and Reef ers, in cheviot, diagonal and worsted. I expect to carry a full line of these goods, as well as all the leading styles in Ladies Capes, beaded, crochet and in cloth. Orders taken for special sizes and styles. BAM'L JS iouno. Bear in Mind. That Conn & Hendric son keep a first-class stock of groceries produce, etc. That they do their own work, Consequently their expenses are light, And they can sell nt bottom prices. Largo sales and small profits. Courteous treatment to customers. Best goods in the market, And the freshest in the different de partments, Are the rules they go by. A Department drill wi.l be riven it 7 o'clock to-night. Let firemen take notice. The Albany Baio Ball elub will nnon the season at Lebanon on Saturday afternoon, may sun. The four disturbers of a religious meeting across the river were each heed $10 and costs. Correit. F.ueena City will net left on the Presi dential trip. The train pastes there at 6 a m., which the President claims is too early for him to rise. VN Phillips Is clerk of the suhool dis trict across the Willamette. There are 52 pupils in it, and the proportion of school money is $188.85. Annie Firmin is a eousio of the eminent Eoglish divine. C H SDurgnn. She is also connected with the Kendall's, who are at present starring in the bast. A dramatie treat, John Jack as old mcney penny Is inimitable, and Miss Firmin as Jane Leroyd. tne factotv tirl. all that can be desired. Mr C H Hart, the painter, received la dispatch iaat evening aoronncinff the death of bis father, at Ottowa, Kan. II has the sympahty of many friends here. Prof W J Richards with the Firmin-Jack Co. Is the composer of the Exposition march. which se pleaaed Liberatti that he had it orohestrated for thirty -three pieces and thai! presented to the Portland public Mr S G Don-is is making arrangements to start a paper, to be known as the tiazctte.at Mill City, a bonus having been raised for a paper there. Mr U A Chenev, we nnder and, will be associated with him in the enterprise. This will give Marion county another paper. Hullo & Dawson, druggists. Buy your groceri-is of Parker Bro Fiae)groceriea at Coun & Hendricson's. Best assortmeut of teas in town at C E Brownell's. Seed oats for sale hy W W Crawford, at Tallman. Kenton's "Sea Lion Silver Polish," 25 cents per box. Good ventilated and sun lighted with roo ns at VUrcck's. Sbavinir. 15 cents, at Viereck'a shop Closei on Sunda-,8. Ladies for vour Oxford ties go where they Keep a complete nue ai n-iciu a. A largo assortment of garden seeds on sale at CE Browneli a. Bareains in choice groceries can always be secured of Allen Bros,. linn Block. Some fine Burbank potatoes for seed for sale by J V Pipe. E W Achison &Co are selling monuments at Portland prices Kenton's Adhesive Salve for cats and bruises. 25 cents per roll. 5110.000 still left to loan on good farm se curity by S JN Steel K VO. Golden opportunities are wasted every day by not trading witn u a crowneu, Mu&tacbe dying dene on short notice with the renowned German instantaneous dye, at Vierecka. At Viereck'a shaving and haircutting par lors, ladiei and children'! hair cutting a specialty. Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5 cent cigar at Julius Joseph s. A larire atnek of wall naner. with late de signs, at Fortmiller k Irving's,jast received, See W F Read's line of dress gocds and silks before buying elsewhere. Just received a fine invoice of barber's minliea direct from Philadelpnia, by L Yieieck . Dr M H Ellis, physician and surgeon Albany, Oregon. Calls made in citv country. A fine stock of lace curtains for 99 cents to$10 to suit the customer, at f ortmiier a Irving s. One half dollar reduction on every pair o Ludlow's fine shoes A good line of them a S E Young s. Keep it iu your mind that Allen Bros pro ose keeping tne Kina 01 grooanes tne puuu- niaoits. elixir ssooic is a one oas- For bart-nins in monuments, headstones etc. , go to E W Achison&Co.Albauy.Oregon Fresh bread, cakes, pies, etc, every day at tho Delmonico restaurant. Leave your orders.- Ladies do their shoDoing in San Fran cisco without visiting ti e city, and without extra commission. Miss E .1 Harrow J?. r chasing agout, lu'GO Grove St, Oakland ELECTRIC CURES BY DC, HARRIS. I.lnUn Paine. Mulino. Onunn- rhn. maltsm all h a lift) In ditl'eriit parts of Ihe system, enlarged liver and diseased kidneys, rcatortdto health. Miss Rophi Lunde. 147 South A alee stre-t, Poitland; numbnt'K In feet and limbs, sereie pain In Ihe be.d and klel. ing of tke nose, reslorod, l J Graham's rhlld, Sprlnfleld. Otrn- nsinfullv Blllioted with nranulated con- junctivitua. eoinplicatd with uleera of ine eyeoaus tor nine womusj cured. J A Lindner, news agent on the O R A S Co, resldeuce 81U O atroet, Portland: consumption, bronchitis and catarrh, cured and gained fifteen pound). David Rosa' eon. Woodland. Wash: painful hip disoaje. had to be carried to the doetor'a office, cured. Mr Rots has a daughter retldlngat the Merchsuta' hotel, roniana, ana can oe reiereu to. QITY DRlfl STORE, Pfeiffer Block, Albany Dr Dariln treats with electricity and medicine all curable obronlo, acute and private dUeafea, blood taints, loaa or falling manhood, mrvoiii. debility, eiTt-cU ct errors, or excesses in old or young, oaa 01 memory, Diseases caused by mercury In the Improper treatment of piivate diseases, nnu nover pub.iahed In the papers, (mice 7UK Washington at., Portland. Or. Hours 9 A. M. lo 8 P. M., dally. .Examination free and confidential. question blanks and oiroulars sent gratis toa-y address-, patients curtd at home a ter one visit to I be doctor's office. Medi cines cent to any address without Ihe aocior s name appearing. The Filmin-Jack Co are playing the same a: t that draws crowds far Itorina Yokes Oi egocian. -CALIFORNIA- -AT- MUELLER & CAREEN'S. ALBANY :OR. WEITSMAN & EULBEB.T BEOS.. Real Estatp Agents Fnrtns and lUnchci fur sale. Also city broferty in Alhanv end Cory all ii. Stand 81 Cusick, PxorsitTofca: Drugs," Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles.Spongcs, Brushes. Perfumery, School Books, and Artists' Supplies. Physician' prescriptions care- lolly compounded. J. A. CuramiDg. Wall Paper, Drills, l'aintw. Oils Olasts, Etc., ALBANY, OREGON. and 8 fine stock PHOTOGRAPHER, Cor Hecond andFeny St, Albany, Oi SUPXKIOK werk. guaranteed in ever; branch of the an. rKulatging c all kinds a specialty. SPECTACLES generally, ns well as jewelry, AVatches 'clocks, etc., at F. M. French's. JJ. GREGG, T -A. I L O B. Suits made to Older. Location, between Ibird t nd Fourth, on Lyon street War is Declared, not by Italy but by T. L. Wallace k Co. -THE- LEADING CLOTHIERS 3 A lig cot in prices a &Me Dongola shoes in h!1 ntytes for tht next 30 ds at , Klein bros. Wo mean bum liens. Cloaks at cont at W F Read's ALBANY OPERA HOUSE. WARSCER4 CIUNOR LesKin and Manj:rt. Friday Evening, May 1st, 1891. Tickets for ALL imtern ANY nmto, for ale by W, tho S.P ticket oliie. tmnt., ovet L. Jt'ktor, at w G) O U o -P iH o p Farm for Rule. I linve for sale 100 acres of the linest fiirniintt lnnd in the ttatc. All In a high stnte of cultivation, no build inns, but has nbenutful building loca tion. Kight miles from Albany, two miles from Tangent, on 1 lie H I' R K. Terms and price reason able. Call and see me on Second street, opposite Dkm ocrat office. Dr. O. V. Mai-ton. Wall P.I'KR,ktc. I have just received a new line of wall paper and dccuralloPH, Have more than doubled mv facilities for handling them, and will keep a much larger stock. Wall paper and border to natch. Beauties, and mucn cneaper tnin ver before, Samuel c. Youno. Ciikap Wood. Good fir wood delivered to any part of Albany, for only $.1 n cord Leave orders at 1 W Spinks' lumber yard. Annie Fii'min, John Jack, And Company, In a bill at lealtlmste drams, clswie comcdr, snd clean farce, with LATEST BONOS OF TUB DAY, rrom Ned HstTlt-sn's Stw York Theatre, RIKLEYH ), MAOQlEyKURI'HYT) HOME, TAKINO IS THE TOWS, LAUDERBACII. Llts's Rporlles So 2, hy Prof W J Richard's. mythological play, "GALATEA." O.It,the.t.tii., ANNIE FIRMIN Vjiminio-i Chrysoe, a rulgsr art pat-un. In the Pprino. A fine line of Blazer jackets for spring wear, in many designs, just received by O W Simpson. Also a large s'.ock of the popular self peninu corsets. Don't forgot, Paisley & Smiley, Printers. Hcnicniber Paisley Smiley, Printers Bouciesalt's psthetlo eotneily The Lawyer aid Factory Girl. Fun on a Ranch, A Muilcil Fsrcs Comedy. ta-IToj plan new epen at WW A Link's i Reserrcd scota, 7A cants ; Uenersl Admission, &U cents. i i O D A 03 OF ALBANY. WAR ON HICH PRICES! Have nov displsyed in their store the finest and lamest stock of Spring Clothing and Fnrniihing Goods ever before broaght to Albany. All Goods were (elected with the greatest care and embrace all tha latest Styles and Spring Novelties. WAR W. HIGH PRICES! By our great closing out sale during January and Feoruary we succeeded cleauiDgout nearly all wiDt.nr clothing, and wo greet- yon again this spiing as we did last fall, with a new, clean stock, latest styles and lowcbt prices. , WAR CM HIGH PRICES! Wj entry aline cf hicbly tailored clothing, and hava hundreds of fine tailor mado suits which we gnain.iteo in cverv respect, to he far super ior in fit, style snd wnrkmanthipto the-uitthat you generally havemaoo by your u.irchant tailor, and the prices are from 50 to 73 percent chePir' WAP ON I3IGH PRICES! We defy any merchant tailol to Lent our styles, fit and finish of goods All vou big men, short fat men, stmit men, long and slim men, snd all other people who never have been al la to get a leidy made suit to tit, should call and examine onr mammoth stock before you leave your meas ure with some merchrnt tailol, fur we make a upecialty of such goods and can titany man in any kind of asuit ; Wo carry the celebrated War on n.gii Prices, The ricr-Hor these fine tailor made suit rang from $'.4 to 825. Our took of men's l'Ul nens sti.t-i Is Immens". ud the pilces from f-7 60 to H4. a foil line or Albiny wo- icn mill gooda lor men. biyis children War on High Prices. Our hoys and children's de partmt-ntn are complete. Latest style spring hatB A largo anil fine assortment of silk and negligee anlrts lor spring and summer wear. Ms 02 CD O o p- a o ct a1 w p I War on High Prices. li v-nAotXr- Tj i"3 fine (iroB hre. and liave the cole agency for this city. War on High Prices, la the best 1M shoe lnT the maikot. Try It 3 "Every boy who ptirrha'e his spring suit of ns will b presented with Hpsuldlng's lesgue bseo ball and bat,y P o CD Q o The T. L. WALLACE & CO., Birthplace of Great and Hontst Barg'U4?