Albany daily democrat., October 13, 1891, Page 3, Image 3

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jollu'- inj; dates:
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Sapt 11, firBt atoam!) j.it s.iile I, I-W7.
f:'il 17, constitution fnuiifil, I7H7.
it'7, firat railroad coinpliiti-d, 1S25.
Out 12, AmuricmliHcimTi'il, 1 VM.
O. fJI, Alh.my iiicnp iruti'd, 1 St; 4 .
N.,v 1 1, Albany Hvlioul hiiildini' com
pleted. ISH5.
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lice -r, Christinas.
IKr US, Linn county organized, 1817.
Jan 1, Nil if Year.
Jan I-, t'rst stdionl term ends, 18!l'-
Kuli I, m'conil Bcliool ti'rni hcuins, IH!l2.
Fill I t, Oregon admitted, lsr;).
fell '11, Washington's birthday.
April 1.1, Arhor diiy.
lluy 1 1, Columbia river discovered by
limy, Kti-'.
May ""it telegraphic messHKe sent,
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May III), Diiconition day; also annivcr
jarv of Hettlenient of Jamestown, 1(107.
jinn? -1, l.nbor day, 1.8112
June 17, Hchool your enilH, lHfl'J.
Jul v 1, Declaration of Independence
177."
July i, Atlantic cabb: completed, lfil7.
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IlenryTyler, of llalfii.,-, i;. j tu, ,.(
today.
l-ieeiiniiH to nKiri y Imve ln-..u isHiied to
I I Matlock ami (Hive IVndleton, nii-l
(iriint Nixon and Smith,
(iri'on Cdl',.y, o fl.-io, was in the eitv
toihiv, on hi way lo the cnmd lodiw of
K of 1', in Hehsion in Portland this week.
1) S lliisf v and Miva llu.n-y, of llnrris
bui'K, have bei 'ii iu the city. Mr Hnscy
nays thoditch is an assured fact and will
be built this full.
Mr Jiirob NoicnsK has Mied the Souih
crn I'acllic It R Co for ilanup s re
sulting from the death ,,f tn hor-i-s near
ICiijjene two or three montim aio.
According lo the Ifosidmri? Review
Uev V. A McAllister will liThirn at Hie
Oak crel e.hureh Friday and Saturday
evfiiinuH Oct bl and 17. He will bIbo
fireaeh at the name p lace the following
Sunday. Two serMons will he preached
one in Hi .: morning, Mini one in the alter
noon.
l)r(J Hill, icccnlly of Itnwburg, has
located in Albany to practice his profession.
The Review Rays, "The doctor U an ex
cellent physciau and has built up a lare
ir.ici.i.:c here, so the people of Albany, will
be fortniiite in having lihn locate anions
them. The hest u ;..hei 'if inanv friends
here will with hi-n am! his wife.
Last we"k )r I i W (jr.iv reiigned us
1 1 1 1 1 r i 1 1 1 t n 1 1 1 1 of the IJ 1 Snhoath
school iii this city, alter ft continual ser
vice at nuch fur twenty-one yearH and
twenty-Ike years in all. This wiih done
in account of ill health. Ur and Mrs
irav are now at Tiilman Springs, near
AbI land, and intend to sn.-nil the winter
in California, a change of climate beini;
leclap.'d necessary by Iiih dIivbiciuiib.
riic doctor's ninny friends ill Albanvir.cn-
erully will hope (or iii:i permanent recovery.
Tiiosii Hkd liens. Speaking of bed
hujis in the insane asylum the Hkmociut
ig inlormeil that Ilr Harry l.ane used
several tons of bed but; exterminators,
ami .still they wouldn't leave, that be
furnished towels; but the trickier
patients tore them up and disposed of
tliem as fast as furnished, until it izot
tiresome ; that be ordered the seventv
bedsteads himself that lr lionlaiid put
intlie asvluni, Dometimo before be left,
and that the patients instead of sleeping
on the lloor slept on very heavy hair
mattresses. We mention these things in
order to add interest to the controversy.
at
Wens-run Indiutkd. bast week
Empire City, Mr A 1) Webster was in
dicted by the irrand jury on the charge
ol murder lor killiuK Hobert Kales. The
ciiBu was continued. Webster will make
an ill'ortto Beta cbaiiKe of venue.
The Mail says that on the case beinn
called the defendant looked pale and
tli in ami as the district attorney read Ui
indictment the prisoner was extremely
nervius and kept pulling up Ins pnnts in
an excited manner. Attorney Phillips
and Siglin appeared for the defense.
A WoNDKiu'UL Dynamo. At the l'ort
land exposition in the machinery hall
nothint! attracts more attention tbnn the
ilvnamo of Mr Crouch, of Eugene. Mr
Crouch is present himself and bundles
the electric flashes from bare wires with
the greatest safety, not a shock being
felt. An Edison dynamo under like cir
cumstances would Knock a man sense
less. The machine is openinir the eyes
ol electricians and promises to revolu
tionise matters in electricity, so that in
a few years items about horses being
killed 'by stepping on an electric wire
will bo unknown.
Notice to Ladies. My cloaks have
now arrived and I am enabled to irive the
ladies of Albany bargains in fall a. id
winter cloaks for a few days only. I wilt
have at my store a saninle of eve'.v style
of sealette and cloth cloaks .f jackets
made by one of the largest Eastern
manufacturers, They comprise all the
novelties of the season. These goods
will be in tlio store for a few days onlv
and will be sold at wholesale prices, (.'.ill
earlv and Becura the best selection.
(i W S 1,1'SOX.
Los '.-On th road bciwecn Albany
and Leln.ioe , last Tlui'sday, a hinuile of
cb Iiiiv. , con.ainintf a ;ooil suit of cloiiies
ind a ooe! ot of the - o.'t roul nlnhl.j 'wo
no'.ci pi. able io J L Wvei. Fhider
be mi .ih!y lew.vdcii hy Icav':'; tiie bendU'
t the lJ..:Mocr.AT oll'ue.
G W W a
A Si.oe lii!M. S E Young has just
eeived a h::e stcck of shoes, for men.
women and child .en, inclnd'"? part.cu-
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mriy a line lino 01 SCUOOI miuei. iv
best makes in the market can be found
in his shoe depart ment.
Remotki). W E McPheison has re
moved his loan and insurance office to
Pposite the Masonic temple, wneie at
present he has plentyof money to loar
n Albany real estate.
C'iiook Ooi.'nty. Last Tuesday morn
ing 1 atml; Kelly, who was herding
sheep for Thu'i .lones, near Trout creek,
thirty miles northeast o! 1'rineville, was
found dead in his tent by Scottic Donald
son, w ith a bullet through his head. The
coroners jury impaneled by Justice Hell
lound thai the deceased was a native of
Ireland, about 2S vears old, and that he
line to his deiith by accidentally shoot
ing himself ei'.iier on the 4th or 5th of
the present month.
Ex-Countv Clerk I'.rown is buying cat
tle in the Willamette valley and will
bring them to Crook county. Mr llrown
spent a good portion of the summer look
ing lor a better country than this, hav
ing visited Arizona and other stock
count l ies, and the result is he will re
turn here.
Charlie Lafollett, of Albany, has writ-!
ten to bis brother John that a five-year-
old Oregon Wilkes colt which he took
from hern n few years. ago, is now trotting
in 2:.'iG with very little training, l'retty
good speed for a Crook county colt.
Keview.
Gun Evi'i.oDED. Yesterday George
Harris and Erank, his brother, who live
about three miles from Kcio went out
into the foot hills about lifteen miles
from the fjwn to hunt deer. They
camped and after dinner went out in
search ot game. George killed one ileer
and was follow ing after another which he
wounded when another passed nthwart
his path, lie immediately proceeded to
shoot at this one when his gun exploded
lilling his eyes and face full of powder
and burning his eyes so that he could
see but little. He called to his
brother but could not make him hear
and after a tedious trip he arrived at
camp. They then set out for home on
horseback, where they arrived at mid
night Today they came to town when
Drs Davis and Mastoit proceeded to re
pair the damage. George will not be in
goo.l shape lor sonic time.
Newpout. George Walker is foreman
of the pile driver gang no longer. Strat
um has succeeded him. The work of
driving piles is no soft snap at the prCB -ent
Btate of all'.iirs in the rock they are
now crossing
Mrs J V Thornton, of Cottage Grove,
caught her foot in a hole in a sidewalk,
fell and broke her ankle. She now brings
suit against the city for 'l,5no damages.
Mr Geo A Landreth, who has pur
chased the barber shop of Am Mack in
Albany, is well and favorably known
here as an excellent barber ami an up
right citizen and bis many friends wish
him success in his new Held of labor.
Times.
A Gi'N Accident.- - festerduy near
Foulweather, on the Pacific, Jos Hriggs.a
young mar, met with a serious accident
in the following maimer: He was clean
ing a Winchester gun, and got the rod
fastened in the barrel. As lie was un
able to remove it. he thought he could
shoot It out. Putting some powder in a
she 1 he made the attempt, but instead
of the rod going the firing-pin was blown
back, striking his cheek bone under the
right eye, and entering the head about
four inches. Dr Warren, of Newport,
was summoned, and removed the piece.
The wound is probably not dangerous.
WilKAT. t'2 tT'.NTS.
Tim big bridge pile driver is the center
of iittraction. It does rapid work. His
only a matter of a few moments for a pile
to go down to bed rock.
The finding of coal in the Bewer at
Maple and l iffh streets isu good indica
tion of a large vein undimicnth the citv.
I ho quality is good, and it is in order fbr
3oine prospecting to be done. Tbero is
undoubtedly a huge bed of coal in this
vicinity.
In these good times "bard times"
social:) are being held in some partB of
the state. Each person attending goes
appareled regular hard times costumfl,
making matters of a decidedly interest
ing character. The Man About Town
promises to attend in full diess on the
very shortest notice any held in Albany.
T,.i:l;.. no.:. T.ve.uyp'leswas the firsl
days' reco d oi b-'ogo buildup,' but the
Biipc Mileodent savi ho will inccase
Hub conside -ably. A fact a good many
peopie io not Know in connection With
the bi 'ii'ie is tent the iler.ton county
approach begins dr eci.lv opposite Fer y
Htreel, and dliei'ges tivo'bloci.s to Cahi-
poo, a. Mayor Coe.iiii lias a handsome.
P;ctu e o. a St Lou s cantilever bridge,
after wlncn ibis ;s patterned, that speaks
for i Is ap'iea ancc. As no falsework is
needed for such a brdge the matter of
high water will no,, amount to anything
a-'tc the piers a'e up.
A Livk, Woman. The Marshfield Sun
says: M'.ss Mollle Lehman is engaged a
principal of the Harney school on a salary
of $120 per month, and has an Oxford
graduate for an assistant. She was.
elected superintendentjof public schools of'
I honey county, hut imder the fool laws of
Oregon she could not qualify and had to
have a man rtand up and become sponsor
or a figure-head for her, and Is "deputy,"
only, in name, but savs she doesn't care
so long us she gets the pay. After her
term of office expires she will visit the bay
and then go cast for a season.
IIIIMK AMI AllltOAII
Geryaiii is to have electriu lighU. B.iuht
Gel VMS,
Ueln:rHl ot Ik-Uliiizz'irJi.e-uiht at 7-10, ut
Prof. Lorrillarila residence.
A Jartie line of eleL.h'it gi.ld witches i n
tsaly r" trayH at Will 4 Stark's.
The vtry latest st.3 le and novelties in the
millinery line just received attha M.sies
Ball's. Call and sea them.
Tho social annouueed lor Friday evening
to be held at the M K parpnnaie is post
poned untill Monday, Oct l'J.
With his new bakery Ctirad Meyer in
able to offer eld and new cuRtum"rs every
thing Iii Htclass iu baked good).
Among ih; towns in the valley presenting
the most evldeuces of growth from tho ours
Woodburn probably takes thi. bad.
The owner of the fertehel advertised ab
found, in the Dmochat, lalled today and
secured his property. Hit resides near Tur
ner, Decidedly the largest ami clmicebt variety
of tea in town is ot C F. Hrnwnell'a. Sun
dried, basket tiled. Jg'etn, Muck, English
b, eakfast, tec.
W W Davis is now in charge ef thl Did-
tnonlco ItuttEurniit. Kinplnya only vhilc
cnoks. Meals 25 cents. Evoi tiling lirsi
class.
The regular monthly nitethig of the Al
bany Building and Loan Association will be
held on Friday evening at the Oregon bulls
office.
George Holmes, residing near Salem, hafc
been arrested for beating Imb wife. If con
vioted about 'J'J years in the penitentiary
would aerye him right.
S W Whalley, who was appointed refe-ee
to take testimony in the Oregon Pacific case
has returned trnin JNew York liry, and will
be at Corvallison tho 23rd to continue his
hearing in the matter. Some live thin,
are promised in connection with it.
At the annual eleo'.ion of officers of the
Young Men's Christian, association last
evening the toliowiug wete elected. 1 resi
dent. O P Coshow Jr: vice-pros., E M Her
too: secretary, S N Steel"; treasurer, E F
Sox.
Mllllneijr.
I wish to say to uiy friends and cus
tomer that 1 have my fall and winter
ntyles in millinery reaiiy for trade. Will
O'J pleased to show goods at any time.
Ida M Liu hi.
Fok Sale. Twenty-tour ace t'-act of
land, nil In cultivation, su' able for prune
oichaid, per ncie. Tnqid'c on prem
ises of Win St John, 4 m'.let west of Tpi
At Will& Start's i
Comb 0l"". All members of Albany
Lodgo No 4, I O O E, are specially re
quested to be present at the regular
meeting tomorrow evening at 7 :30 o'clock
as matters of special interest will be
considered. G. F. Kuskeli., N. G.
11 avis U noticed that Allen BroB' gro
eery sto'O is always full of fruits, vege
tables, etc, t'lo very latest in the mar
ket. If there is anything to be bad they
liave it.
Peaches,
Berries,
Cabbaaes,
Turnips,
Niw Potatoes
The A'lmnv Ma ket.
Wheat, S2 cents per bushel,
Outs, 31 ' " '
Huuer, 55 cents per ft,
Ejgs. 2b cents per doz,
Poiatoes, 30 cents per bushel,
L?rd, II 0? 12cenls per lb,
Bacm .llams, 12 cetfU; side?, It csr.t;
hhojlders, 11 cents,
Beef on foot. 2 US 2Ji cents per lb,
Hork, dressed, C cents per lb,
Flour, 5 per banei.
Clothing,
Notice the extra hodo ground razors
us9d by oarberB are sold by Steuart Je box
I.ad'rs Oxfird tits at Klein Bros. Cheap
eat in the city. Will nevoid at jt.cutt;' lo
omed Wei.
MAKRIK1).
PARKElt MARTIN On Tuesday
Oct. 13, 1S91, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the
residence of the brides parents, in Albany
by Rev. S. G. Irvine, D. D.. Mr. Walter
M Parker and Miss BerthaT Martin.
The groom is one of Albany's most pop
ular grocers, and the bride is a young lady
of many friends. They hjve the best"
wishes of a host of friends for the prosper
ity and happiness they so richly deserve
The wedding was private. After the
ceremony a nice repast was served and the
happy couple left on the noon train for a
several days trip to fortland.
IHK.l).
asuhe. in byracuse precinct, on
Tuesday morning, Oct 13, 1891, of lung
lever, Mr Asctie, aged 01 years. The de
ceased was a widower and came from
1 Pennsylvania about four years ago.
Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Removfd. W R Graham,'he meich:'nt
tUor, wlM now be found In theTnompson
Block, opposUe the Farmers Sz Me chants
In. Co. , where he has a fine line of suit
lugs lo ma I e up for old and new cm oire
the C.iirlo E fane kid gl v-s n" -ctuied
at l hilnde'rl i m the l't in t:
rkft. Call at A B MilUan,'.. and .
"nine then hef-ie pn-cb-'n.
Ladies Oxford tie- at. creatlv redncid
-tes at Klein Broi. Must I e sold.
K'c'n fer 1 hve a larce and choice stock
c In 11I f . ,il f bees for sale ft reasonable
fre.n D' nii.iV.Mt in foot wear until
yolhive "3en th-irj strCA..itnl the elotjP.nt
piano at t.o tr s nr, ,
Wherbto Go. Go to Parkei Bros for
f reel) f: uitsnnd vegetables.
Go to Parker T.ros for the best teal
an cotlees.
Go to Parker Pros for good baking
powder.
Go to Parker P.ros for fine baked goods
Tub best bread, cakes, pies, etc 'U tin
market.
Go to Pn'lu" P.-os for your grocenes
ft )f ,.lv, i'iil tie assured of good goods
ouil lirsi-ci'iis neaiiueui.
yjPowder,
Men Who VIet
Upoa The Street,
Diseuss tho wonderful induementa that wo are offering in
Clothing, Etc., of every grade and description. They are
surprised at the quantity, quality and prices of the good
we ara displaying and wonder how we oan afford to make
suth offers.
Well, we have the goods to sell, they are paid for and we
have tried to do the public a favor by dividing profits with
them. Come in and lei us call your ai isntion to a few
points which you hav doubtless overlooked.
tJsed ia Millions of Homes 40 Years die Stand&
The Leading Clothier and Merchant Tailor
May be seen the
li nest siock of
cold find silvc
etches, diamond and oiher rings, iew-
Iry, silverware, &c, in tneeity.
A Hkad fok Businkss. No lean or
woman with a head for business
lan afford to buy groceries without first
eallingon Conn & Hendricson, in the
P'eiU'er block. It will par for several
reasons. They keep a fiist-clasg stock
01 goods, sell at uniformly low prices,
Without ba'ti. wait on you promptly and
treat you well. Ivow is the time to or
der peaches for putting up, as well as
other fruits in their season. They have
some choice brands of teas, coflees, Ac,
and can give you bargains in all linct.
The best roai.t come in the city at Ccnia
Meyi r s
A tine line
Uei fin srn'j.
cro ..I-i-y wi'e at Conn'4
"That is the first EE1DY MADE suit I have
worn for Twelve Years," sa'd a prominent busi'
ness man the oiher day, as hn walked oat of the
store f T.B L. Wa'lace & Co. with one of those
handsome patterns and richly tailored garments
undur his'arrn.
A Perfect Fit is Guaranteed.
WT3
Nomatter what php.pe the man, be he long and slim or
short and stout, , we eecter ovr stoek ilo fit
ANY ?nd ALL.
A Large and Beautifu'lLino of
Overcoats, Matinksh nnd Cobligi' GoctJs.
A Complete Line of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Fine Umbrellas,
New and Novel Neckwear,
Latest Styles in Hats.
And we would especially call attention to our line of
UNDERWEAR, which is Large and Complete and se
leottd with a view to please those who buffer wfth cold in
winter- To see it you will buy it. As regards prices would
say that-JJour dailyjjlncrease in sales speak volnmes,ahhougli
we make no pretensions to sell cue elass of people cheaper
than any other.
We
believe in strictly ONE PRICE to all and have
marked til our goods in Plain Figures,
T.
ALBANY'
L. WALLACE & CO..
Leading Clothiers and Furnishers,
Strahan Block,
OREGON
L. KENTON,
nv hud iv
Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices
EXT Xfc -A. C T f-i ,
.And a general assortment of
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I Hear tJo Post Office,
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