Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, August 13, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textily democrat. JiT every Uay In tbe week ex p ilsy. f-rrr. ,i SUTTIMOt Editon and Prop'ri. 4 stthe Post Offloa at Albany, Or-HBc-oild olasa mail matter. . A IX TUT la, 1H1, fTr OFFICIAL PAPER. OCAL. RECOHI). uu Off. The Oregoiiinii, speaking flail escape at this city, says: . . .1.. :..!! llor jntnes, oi me cguiuy juu, wan the least surprised in hearing of ,uib of Joseph Miller from tho jail fcinv. Miner, 11. win ue reiiiuui- was the principal witness in me big ireigllt ronuery eutie, unu Hi ll he waB one ui me ruiieutiers in Mieries. he was given his liliertv as the Portland courts are con- fnr turning state's evidence. n nrisnner in the county jail here had a female confederate, who led a lot of tools into li:s cell for i.rnoae of aiding hiip to escape. The (however, were discovered and the let'd jail break here was nipped, woman, who went by the name of ( Smith here and by the name of 1 Taylor on the Sound, first gave ,rles Howard $10 with which to buy tools. Howard reiused and spent money for whiHkcy. Ullie then told .iller of this, and he peached on 1 low id. riowaid was arrested and got two yean for lieuig an accomplice in the freight roblieries. Jailor James is satis fied that this woman aided Miller to mak his esnipo from the jail nt Albany. do warned me auuionues wnen iney ook Miller away from here, but it seems if advice did no good. Bhe disappeared -om Portland about the time Miller was ken away, and there is scarcely a qnca jb hut wliat sue accomplished her pur tt by pluy intr tho role of a sorrowing ter or sympathizing friend. Miller is i to ba a hard case, and it is generally lleved he engineered all the freight oberies both here and on the Sound." Jailor James is completely mistaken. ie woman was never near the jail to knowledge of the sherilT or his dep fes, nor any other woman. The above n unjust and Dig jump at conclusions .nun. ATra amp With Mosey. Monday eve- lag deputy U S marshal Watrus arrested supposed vagabond for selling liquor to ilians. The vag had been here since (hirda and 6lept in the brush on his inkets. Yet on his person when i arched at the county jail were found s-ime $50 in currency, two certificates of tpoit for $100 each on the Firs1. Nation i Bank of Moscow, in favor of John Lucy, 1 check book of the same bank and a re tlpt for a note In John Lucy's name, the rhole amounting to $519. The prisone i course gave his name as John Lucy Ad It might be that he is tramping about .he countrv for economical reasons, yet there is a suspicion that he might have stolen the wealth found on his person. renu;eton u. , Wm. M. Hoao, of the Oregon Pacific, arrived in Albany this morning from San Francisco, and took a special train for Corvallls. Mr Hoag said he proposed to stand irr with the boys and see that thev :t their pay. The truth is Mr Hoag esn't get the credit for present embar rassment, the general opinion of the em ployes being that he has always done his best in the matter; but Mis New York tnice gets the benefit of the extended de lay. The public as well as Mr Hoag pro. rsc to stand in with the boys. Gone to Lebanon. The Weekly Ad vance, the Farmers Alliance paper re cently started in Eugene by A lexandcr & iAaams,-as moved by team to the town of -Lebanon, Linn county, Wednesday, where -we understand its publication will'be con tinued, for a time at least. This is the (third paper that has failed in Lane county (during the past two mon'hs. Namely. Hhe Springfield Gazette. Junction Pi!ot,and lastly the Advance. Guard. Another suspension. The Grays Harbor Times, 'published by Ted Piper, once of Albany ,has suspended publication, and Mr Piper will take the plant to Seattle. 'He has been offered positions on the Seat, tie Post-lntelligencer and Oregonlnn, and will accept one of them, Mr Piper is a good newspaper man. but Gravs Harbor's big boom did not materalfze and there was uttle left there for an editor to build hopes SOIItL AU Vt.kHONil, The photograph man Is In the city. I G Crawford and family went to Ya quina bay this noon. T F Smith, of Green county. N Y has been In the city looking for a locrtlon. Mr Cass Humphrey, of the state print ing orlicr, came up tills noon for a days visit. Branard Montante has been confined to his home with tvphoid fever for a couple weeks, Mrs W II Raymond left this noon for Portland, 40 join her husband, the well known insurance man, Mr Durham, ex-superintendent of the Oregon Pacific, was In the city today with his wife and diughter. G VV Harris, the miner, has been lr, the cily a few -days. Mr Harris pins his faith on the Santlam mlues. The blccle Chas Sears rode from Cor- rallis to Albany, Tuesday, was a Victor. instead of a Colun bia, as stated yesterday. -Deputy Chas Scott Is out after Miller, the escaped iail bird. Clues were obtain ed yesterday, but not enough to secure him. Mr Cleveland ard daughter, of Portland, father aud sister of the young man drowned near Scio, a few weeks ago, have been in the city today. Roe Hodges and son Lewis and Dave I lamer left this week for Calllornia with 1. So head of horses. They expect to get ISO to $60 per head for the animals. Prlnevllle News. Attorney General Chamberlain has been at Corvallis, looking into the affairs of the Oregon Pacific employes. Judge Shattuck will hear the case, in the ab sence of Circuit J udge ripea- Parkhurst & Loyd, the Pacific Uniop Insurance men, having completed tne re rating of Albany, went to Oregon City this noon. Most Albany rates will re main as heretofore, a few will be lowered, and some raised. E S Barrows, tbe Insurance man, ar rived home last evening from a trip to Wisconsin, and seemed delighted to get back amour hlB Albany friends, ihouuh at one time he was only two nours ue hind his daughter, coming lrom Uenver, the fortunes of travel brought him here twenty four hours later. This mornlne Robert Burns turned over the office of the Union Pacific railroad company in this city to A J Bizell, of Victoria, who will now serve that com panv as agent. In a few daya Mr Burns will" leave for Portland, where he will act as agent for the company. W alia Walla Statesman. Mr Rawllngs, of this city has "already succeeded Mr Bize'l. lames J (jnaruon arnvea in imanj this morning from New York, wheie he is now a student in the law office of Alex ander Green, one of the leading firms of the cltv, if not enjoying the largest prac tice, employing thirty clerks alone, Mr Charlton will remain about a month, and left on the after.ioon train for his father s home in Santiam precinct, where he will pend most of the time. The sooner Sdatlle nets its motor line the bett-.r It will be for that place. The regular hack between Lebanon and that place charges 50 cents apiece for psen- rs, nantei lull price. The school fund for Oregon has been apportioned. Itaninuntsto $153,151.90, iving 9l 45 per capita. Linn counlv come third in tho list, with 6mo childrei and $9,570 in money. Dr McCornack has as surgeon for the Soutl Co at this place ard .he company are now fxiking around lor another one. It is a alorv iob. the onlv compensation or ser vices rendered being a pans over 75 miles of the road. but ene Kegtster. The Lieutenant (pointing to the canyon' If vou don't accept me, tomorrow shall be down nt the bottom of that canyon. lhe colonel's daughter hat The lieutenant No, fishing. resigned his position louthern Pacific R R -dead II rou kl 1 a cricket, other cilckets nill gather around and pick hU bones before Koinif another hop. In Marney countj where thev are troubled witn crickets. thev use this fact for al1 it is worth. 1 hey drive a band of sheep across the crickets' line of march a few times and tramp a tew millions to death Then the whole army of crickets gather around the dead plDnecrs and the sheep 03 the rest K.lamal1 fctar. The rouncll have been trying for three months loelect a nightwatch. They took five or six ballots again last night, llh the same result. There are three or four applications for the position and a major -Ity of the council cannot agree upon one man. In tne meantime tne city is paying a salary for a dissatisfied service. Cor vallis Times. IIO MM IMI AllUUAR Royal Dutch Cuoca st C K Browntll's. Fifty teachsrs are bsing (xuidned iu 8slem this woek. Just received at the Lstliu Hrzasr the 'Seiisiitlon,1' the lstust novelty In hat. J. W Hentlev, lsdinr bwt and shoe maker, jiit usst of Kvre House. Uev VVonley, nt the Cumtarland Preshv rian church, will preach nsxt Sunday at 11 a m at the M E ehurch south in this city. Reports fr"n Toledo bring the news that the Toledo Ca-il Co. are gointr down at the rate o' six feet a dsy and will snou lie in the nett or eoal. A $120 000 fire occurred iu r-ortland yes terday mo'iiing. Kelly, Dann & Co and Zm Bros bein? the principal losent. The Far- iner-4 & Merehsnts Insurance Co, f this oity carried $1000 on soimu of the property The first wheat of the crop of 1801 was received and regularly taken in this morning at the Salem Flouring Mills. It wa- ffthe regulation Orepon vrsde. Urge wMte berry. nnd brought 76Ma. a lushel. The farmer who brought it was John p.stes, Salem Journsl. A piano At Kleintllro. Boot and, Shoe store, Parker Kros, grocers. 8 A Hulin. druggist, French's coruer. Fine groceries at Conn & Hendricson's. C W Cobb, job printer, Flinn Block, does first class work. See that e'egant piano st KleiiKftros Boot and Shoe store. A tine line of crockery ware at Conn & aeodriCROu s. Prick deliciourI!ce cold soda water at C Elrlrownsll'v. For bsresins in monuments, headstones etc., co to E VV AchisoniCo.Alhaoy.OregoD Friah biesd, cakes, pies, etc.. everyday st the Dslmonico restaurant. Leave your orders- Passed Tub Hat. Two woll dreBBed musicians gave born duets on the streets hist night, good performances. When tirHt seen peoplo wondered what was up, thought a patent sale was coming, or something of a high toned order. "Sure ly, " they said, "they can't oe hat men." lint thev were, doing it in regular order. Why not. The hat is passed for the lec turer and numerous other such things, why not for strolling musicians, eVen though of the dudiali order. 73 styles of whip-at O C McFarlavd's. Special hirgsins in biucy harness at 1U brmlle's old stand. O- C. McFaklano. A pugnacious bull wrecked an en glne, tender and nine freight cars on the Balti more and Ohio, and was himself ground up, SVilt the owner of the bull have a cause of action against the railroad com pany.orvlce versa? Ex In the Wil- lametie vauev tne owner 01 tne ammai would tecover notwithstanding the impu dence of the bovine. Just 24. WiiatisHoiWloitaMofcr Th Reason. The Railroad Commis sioners gave as their reasons for reducing freight rates on the S. P.,as follows: "We find that the said freight rates, schedules and classifications, made, used and em ployed by said company on its lines in the state of Oregon, are unjust and unreason able, and more than a fair compensation for the services rendered or to be rendered in the transportation of freight on Its said road," and they then Issued the following mpcrious order: "You will, theretore, at a day not later than September I, 1891, cancel and annul all rates, orders, tariffs, clasiificatiops and rules In force on your lines In conflict with the above findings, and put Into force and effect the schedules, tariffs and classifications as revised and modified by this board." F J Mlller.Secrctary of the R. R. Com mission, Is in the city today, tnd gives the Democrat a schedule ot tne proposed freight charges. Thev do not affect Al bany much, as our rates are already down, owing to U. P. competition. Following are the tates to East Portland under It: Grain, flour, feed and mill stuff, 9 cents npr 100 lbs: ?reen fruits in car loads, 15 cents per 100 lbs, In less than car loads, 18 cents; vegetables, 13 cents, reduced 1 cents; wood, soft, by car load, 5; hard woad, 6; lumber, 1, former price :o; horses or mules per car, $36; cattle, hogs and sheep, $28. The price to Lebanon Is 1 cent more, $4 more on norses anu j more on cattle. There will probably be a contest over It. J A New Engineer. Tuesday's Port land Doily Tel egram says: Lieut Kneck ir, v. c-i nas arrived in tnis city from Seattle. He goes to Yaqulna Bay for the present to relieve Gwyn A Lyell. assistant engineer, la charge of government works there. Mr l.reli is to go to the Sluslaw and make a start of the works at that point, as Indicated bv recent teleirtaDhic orders from the engineer department at ivasmngion. rn Fair. Linn eountv farmers should take exhibits lo the state fair Ihls county has never done much In this line, why should It not be heard from Some valuable there Is no reason why they should not be secured for the banner county of the state. Oregon people should make the fair a credit to the state, and every section should Wall Paper, etc. I have just received a new line of wall naner and decorations. P"Yf..more ,h,n doubled air facilities for nanoung (hem, and will keen a -much larger stock. Wall paper and border to match- Beauties, and much cheaper than ,urc, bamuel E Yoono, raoc-Ess.Mrs A M-Talt is now selling a new process for canning fruits and vegetables without cooking or sealing ... onmpie. 01 her work may seen at Brownell's store. be At Blue River. The men who 1 cently took a small stamp mill I ito the Poorman mine In the Blue river district, have had trouble In getting bolts to put the machine together, those used before the machine was taken apart being care lessly lost. They have got to build a long flume and saw out lumber for the same by hand, so it will probably be two weeks or more before they will be ready to operate. There are ten men working in tne Poor man mine and they have tunneled into the hill nearly two hundred feet and some rich ore is brought out. The tunnel is six feet square and requires no timbering ex cept In one or two places. Register. Patronize home industry and bny hand made harness, warranted, from O C Me- Farl 1 nd, at Dubrallle s old stand. Pay your city taxes. Rati V noiieat that Allen Bros' gro mmm stare la always lun 01 iruiis. vege . blea, ete, tbe Tery latest In the mar- tn. Al mere ie w tm; ave it. raen, Berries. . Cabbages, Turnips, Mtw PetaW Reeent.lv at New Haven when Bar. num's circus was there tw-o Viundred Yale students attacked the parade wHh big torpedoes, ' almost causing a panic; the bandmen hid under tncir seits.rlders were dismounted, the Hons, ttgeis, etc., roared nnd growled, only with difficulty being kept on tnetr trainers ; tne elepnants lasneu their trunks in fury and it was almost Impossible to keep them off the crowd Finally they started for the students, who were obliged lo retreat Into stores, and thinking they had carried the business far enougti quit, A genuine romance has culminated at Santa Cruz. For three or four month6 two Germans have been living there very much like tramps, with only a miserable little shanty iu liuckburn gulcn tor a home. One hao inquired often at the postofiice for a letter for Wolfgang Belle stroin. At last the "letter looked for" came Friday, the 7th inst. It was ad dressed to Count Wolfgang Bellestrom and was from the German consul at San Franclsco.announcing the death of Wolf gang's father near Berlin, Germany, and the inheritance of the estates and title by vvolfgang,who Is tne eldest son. A New Westminister special says: The lacrosse match this afternoon in Queen s Park, New WestmlnUter vs Vancouver, was a verv bloody exhibition. One man's face was sliced open, another's ear was split and another's lip was split. One man, Allen of New Westmlnistcr.was struck In the stomach by the knee ol a Vancouver man. Scurry (colored) Is not expected to live and was carried off the grounds on a stretcher. All the plavers are bleeding with bad wounds. Many ladies in the grand stand had to go away. A great deal f bad feeling Is shown.' Vancouver won four games to one. Big money changed hands. A pleasant grove meeting and basket dinner were enjoyed by some 100 people above Pilot Rock'. Several attended, it is said, for the purpose of being immersed, but the Methodist preacher by whom the meeting was conducted argued that pour ing is the only method of baptism for hlch authority Is given In the Jilble. Still he would either sprinkle or Immerse 11 his converts desired it, as the Methodist church allowed that orlvtlege; but thev backed out, as they did not wish to be immersed bv a minister who did not him self believe in Immersion. E. O , Ta Just 21 hours . V. 8. relieves constipation aud sick headaches. After it gets tho system under control an occasional dose prevents return. We refer by permission toW. II. Marshall, Bruns wick House, a P.; Geo. A. Werner, 531 California st, 8. 7.: Mrs. c. Mclvln, 1st Kearny St., 8. P. and many others who have found relict from constipation and sick headaches. G.W. Vlncen't, of 6 Tcrrcnce Court, 8. P. writes: "1 am 60 years See W F (Read's line of dress gocdsT and I of age and havo been troubled with constipation silks before huyiug elsewhr. I for 25 years. I was recently induced to try Joy's 1 vegetable Barsapariua. I rccognizea in it at Do Not W H.T.even if it docs get warm, once an herb that the Mexicans used to give us Yon can get fresh fruits, products and In tho early 60's for bowel troubles. (I camoto the beet groceries to be secured at Conn California In 1835,) and I knew It would help me & Hendricson's. They carry a first class audit baa. For tne first time In years 1 can sleep Stock Of goods, and are Situated BO as to wcu ana my system is regmn am in spicnaiu sell at the lowest prices, If you are go- condition. Tbe old Mexican herbs In this remedy ng to the mountains or on a trip let mem uupuv" " .... rpi 1 . 1. ,.;,. A Umuhlca" A sic for nr. vnu uui. iiiev imu mc tanc. oiiu - - can give you the prices "What Is home without a mother," Sang the poet long ago. What is life without good food ? We should really like to know. What's a boat without a rudder? Or a ship without a sail? What's a goose without a gander, Or a "boss" without a tail? What's a life without a baby ? What's a hen without a coop? If your groceries don't come from Parkers' Yon may find you're in the soup. What's a sermon without chestnuts? What's an old maid without hope? What's a dago's squeaky organ, Without a monkey at liis rope? What's the need of all this rhyming, Unless to save you lots of fuss? One thing sure you will be happy If you come and trade with us. PARKER BROS., Groceries ard' Baked Goods ALBANY, OREGON. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the Clreui Court of the Stateof Oregon for the County of Linn x P.aUitlir.'l. I liWc Veeetab,e Uliy OSarsaparilla -FOR SALE BY- JOHN DIAMOND vs I Mararetl K Findiey, Alexander Findley and Susan Findiey. his wifo. Samuel Findlev. Jennie Pou-1 jade and Henrv Poujadn, her hits band, Nancy Wilson. Hugh Fin- dloy. Joan i-inrney, r.ua rinuiey, 1 Hattie Findiey and Ella Sanford, Defendants J -VTfiTTtF. IS HEREBY GIVEN Til AT .IN by virtue of an execution and order I of sale issued out of the abovn named 1 court, in the above enti led mit. I will on I Saturday.the 1 5th day of Aueust.l 891 at the court hsuse door, in the city of 1 Albany. Linncounty, Oregon, at tne nonr 1 of 1 o'clock p m, of said day, sell at publin auction, for casn in nana to me CihQt hldrlnr. the real Drouertv des cribed In said execution and order of sale I as follows, town: Tho nnrthAASt nuarter and the east half I of the northeast Quarter, and the norlb I west quarter of the northwest quarter, Bnd tbe nortbeast quarter of the south I oast quarter ot section si; aiso tne soma 1 h.lfnr tho northwest auarter and .''el north half of the southwest qnartor .f section 31, all in township 13 ei K 3 east Willamette meridian, in iinn county. Oregon. The proceeds arlslDg from t'ja sale o'. said real property to be applied: First, to tho navmont of and limn said execution and tho original costs ot saiu suit taxe'i 1 at J89 15, Second, to tbe payment 01 STANARB & CUSICK, ALBANY NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE! TO" whom it dis concern, thai bids will be received y tne oonnty court 01 iinn eounty, Oregon, st tbe office of thi county clerk of Linn county, Oregon, np to 12 o'clncK noon v eaneausy. oepteaiDer win, 1H9I, lor the construction of a cor.nly brio go acioss Tbomaa creek, at Hanns rimming. In Linn county, Oregon, said bridge to be of tbe following dimensions, tnwit: Main span to be 100 feet in length 16 feet wide in the clear, and 18 feet above low water mark, each end of main span to rest upon eight solid oak piles. North approsch to be 76 feet long. IB feet wide In the clear, and protected by banisters, ."outh approach to be 16 feet wide in the clear, and protected by banisters. No bid will be considered unless accompan led with plans and specifications, and 5 per cent of bid m cash or certified check. The eounty reserves tbe right to reject any and all bids. P PAYNE, County Clerk. By B M Patnb, Deputy. CLOTH mi DEUitQCKirT Taz Notice. School taxes arenow delicqnent. .The clerk is making sut the delis quent list which will be in the hands of the sheriff at soon ss completed. Those ' w ho hare not paid, hsd butter do so before costs of collection are added. Last aotice. ATTBHTioa. The very latest nows is that ton can buy of Julius Oradwohl's Golden Rule Bazar,for net cash. 15 pounds granula ted sugar for $1.00 and 18 pounds Extra C. sugar. All goods sold for net cash from 10 to 2d peroentsss thin regular price, ail intend to ran st iot ojih store. Albany, Or., luly 21. 1391. Niw Srmxe Goods. I keep a full line of spring and summer dress goods, in wash fabrics, prints, ginahsms, seersuckers, ttn. I have also a new line of summer plaids, be sides other novelties in hiees and all wool sritings. Sahitel E i ocko Eatltled a the Best. All are entitled to tbe best that their mnnev wilt buy, ao every family shoald have, at ones, a bottle ot tbe best fajiily remedy, syrapofFiss, to cleanse tbe sys tem when costive or bilious. For sale in 60c and $1.00 bottles by all leading drag-gists. C Vr Cebb, job printer, Flian Bleok. aking T" -' 1 in Millions of Iicsies 40 Ycqrs the Stano. Wg will sell Summer Clothing, Thin Underwear and Outing Shirts AT COST! plaintiff 'h claim amounting to the sum f.... 0-f-1- 1 T 0, of $2422 A3, and tbe furtbor sum of $-00 JXr OlOClv IS Jiai 26i attorney's fees; Third the overplus. If . Our Goods are Fine,, Our Prices are Low ! ! any there be; to bn paid over lo to .he said defendants as t'.eir several interest may appear. Tiatnd thir 14th .lnv of July. 1891 M. SCOTT. (7 17) Sheriff of Linn eouuty, Oregon. NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF THE CITY OF ALBANY, ORECON Notice is heieby given that as author aed and provided by an act of the legisla ture of Oregon, cnttiled, "An act to lucor porate the citv of Albany, and to repeal &U acts or parts of acts in conflict here with, ' hied In the otnee nt tre secretary ot the state of Oregon, February i8th, 1891, and alsoas provided by rrdinancs No 217, q. r,n. tji -.-l-of said city of Albany.the Common Coun- O oraiian SHOCK., cil of the City of Albany,Oregun,wltl Issue and dispose of bends of said cily nt par value, to the amount of $75,000 In denom inations of $.soo, payable 20 years after date of issue, with interest thereon at the rate of (6) six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. Sealed proposals for the purchase of said bonds will be lecelved by the treasurer of said city urtll the hour ef 2 o'clock p m, Tuesday, the irt day of September, 1S91, at which time tne pro posals submitted will be opened a.id con sidered, ar.dsaid bonds will be sold to the highest and nest bidder therefor. The city Measurer hereby reserves the right to re- cct any and all bids. Albany, Oregon, July 30th, 1891. II. FARWELL, Cltv Treasurer. i. T. L WALLACE & CO., The Birthplace of Great and Honest Bargains, A.L.BANY, OREGON Albany Collegiate Institute ALBANY, OREGON. September 9, 1891. June Iff, 1892. Johnston Optical Co's Patent : Easy-Fittina : Spectacles and a fine atook o ISPEGTAGLESi generally, as Swell as jewelry, Wateaea I clocks, ete., at F. 31. French's. A Full Corps of Experienced Teachers, STSTATE -: DIPLOMAS -: TO -:- NORMAL-:- GRYDUATKS.1 Four departments of study Collegiate, Normal, Business, Primary.. Type writing and Hhort-hand are taught. For catalogue address, RET. ELBERT If. CONDIT. A. H., PlwaisUns. F. L. KENTON, DHALKR IN Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices, EXTItACTS, And a general assortment of 3r 3E OGE X 3E3 S . Near the Post Cfflce, : Albany, Oregoi