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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1891)
In Ihe mwk tx ifiTEft mma, uut ami fBp'fi gtelwad altlie Host (ffl at Albany, Or jwn.an hooikI o'an iiixiI mnti-r. M rilllfR (, Kt C77T OFFICIAL J'Al'Elt. 900D I3STGI- Itrail I'iruli an 4lh ik. Tiik Cahb roMTi'(iNiii). The Oregon Pacilic case occupied the whole afternoon t Corvallis yesterday. Col hM filed his report as receiver, and admitted that he couldn't pay the IiiuhIh. a represent ative of the UlairHtoekhiililers announced that if tho court would remove Col II ja receiver and appoint a man whom he vouM name the men would all ho paid st once, .'hiit argument meease wait ail iotimeiluiitil the 2llrd iiiHt, Kivina the r... ceivur the interveiniiK tune in which to niano me payment, wnen tno road .... to ordered Hold in tin reiriiliii .. Wl" .,. tlm mini ni to 'i'het'orval'lnTiine'.an anil lloug paper, glvei ine ioiiohiiii; account ol the case Col IIoki was represented by two able at' attorneys from New York. and J K Wealh trford and Geo E Chamberlain looked after the IntcreKtK of the unpaid laborer. The oratory of tin- attorney" occupied the attention ot the court all aftcr.non anil by mutual consent further hrarlnt; was con tinued until Irlilay, Oct, 2jrd, In order to give the attorneys for tlu pitiiiotur. time and opportunity to examine the report of the Receiver that had jimt been filed. In view of the fact that the laboiers were (till unpaid, Judge Pipes ordered that the road be advertised and sold by tlu; sheriff as soon as poslbU and although the d.ite has not been fixed, it Is understood Ihe sale will occur within six weeks. The pro cecils are to be raid into court and the wajjes due the employes arc to be first consklcrcu. Wciihtkk'm TitiAi.. The Cons', Mail of October loth says: The trial of. A I Webster for the murder of Uohert Fulos occupied two days of this week at the circuit court. There iih very little in terest in the trial und few eo,,!u eared enotiKli otiout the proceeding to attend. The evidence was very conflicting, and there is no doubt hut what Home first class perjury was committed. The ease was given to the jury Tuesday afternoon, and the jury, after considering the case all night, li'rntight in a verdict nt 8o'clovk oo Wednesday morning. The verdict was "guilty of manslaughter." It is (aid on the. first ballot the jury Btood four for murder in tlie first degree; five for manslaughter, and three for acquittal. Twelve ballots were taken und the jury did not begin to change until Wednesday morning. It is claimed that mum fine work for the prisoner was done in get ting up the jury, and public sentiment in the vicinity of the place where tlie crime was committed inch ilea to the opinion that the killing was a cold blooded murder. I.ITtUiKY SOC.'KTY MKKTISO. TIlC Ptll)- lic school literary society held one of its most interesting sessions last evening. After an interesting program of recita tions interspersed with music, came the discussion in which fourteen members took part. Mr T 1' flackleman, who re ceived his primary education in tlie Al bany public schools, then favored thel society with a bnel address that abound ed in good humor anil sound advice. Tlie organization will in the near future give a public session : but us all the members are young speakers the society lias bv a unanimous voti ordered that, for the present, only members and their parents may ue numittetl. LlTTI.K Loitl) t Al'NTLKHOY. Last clianco to-night to see our Native Daughter of our Golden West who plays long oooked engagement through Cal ifornia, Oregon, Washington, Hritish Columbia and Eastward so we take pleasure in announcing the above com pany for it is a rare treat for Alhanv. Thfv have played in the principal cities in the United States, including 18 weeks at I. roadway theater; 10 weeks P.ostnn Museum, lioston; 8 wveks Columbia Theater, Chrcago; ti week:! I'.alilwiu Thi . iter, ;-:,m J.'n.nci.jco ; 4 -v; ek:-i t.llym lc Theatre, St Louis; 1 v. eel.-. X.-w Cal ifornia Theatre, San Francisco, und others oo numerous to mention. T Henry trench's Little Lord I'aunt'.crov Com pany, direct from New rork. Ueserve "eats now on sale at Will & Link's music ilore. Tiik Mkrcury Man Akkksted. Yes. tcrdny at Corvallis B 1" Watson, editor of jhe I'nrtlai d Sunday Mercury, was held by Justice Carlisle to await tlie action of grand jury on a charge of libeling the character of J R Scraflord , city marsnal of Corvallis. VYaison gave bail, and a live easels expected at the next circuit court. Leo Bhokkn, Yesterday Dr Leeper las rollinir loi?s nn Ilia fitrm four lniten from Albany, in Benton county, when ns left leg was caught under one, break t"l!both bones hist above the a;;l.le. tint of "'to city, was sent for scs me uroKen leg ArooT Rack was run this forenoon nt "e lair eronn.l c,,;, ,.( n.; C"J.nnd Woods, of Benton county. The porn.r won) jn a rnn of 1(0 yn . ,)v (wo Reet. to tin .i;0.nn.:.. ; ..f .i. a.. ... -r-juiiiiiiirii i. ui nit; v or rIIIS mail. W ho thnnul.t l.n l.n.l a ,. ,,11, T'"! Latkkt Hits. Oh. What a Differ t"v.e in the Morn nir." mid 'iiimli il.o e Man " II .!... l.i: !. .... .. , "J "ii in hi b uenevo ll go "id ask W ill A f.i.,1, .!, !,,. !... Ilin.... . . ... iimiv nir.-c -".st puces ot music for sale. .t.R. I wu.uy-fou,- acre tract of Iiir-l.,..i t- -ui.iiw c nir prune I !! in f.llti.,:.t.'nn -..1...UI . . - , ... I' HVIC. I 'll1lll I'll Ji t :u St Jonn, 4 nide west of Til "..ill. i: IKmr I 5 l'l'i'-iV '"'r'-' f'-ur.d the rardi.f I' J "ill who I a; la i.tv arrived in u, U to ,i .. i .. Iw-pII . P ..ssioii. iieicuu reil iecmiii11,.r..i., i i -i. .. jubllibml everjr uv Sunday. . ,. ""i-'i .i.ki iuoeii a Bnarei "erb!icpniM,i..i.tfi "IMI.il, A! l- l..cv,. Mr ; A I.iiiiilL ,... ..( ii cil of Newport, wis in i. .-it,. i.'i. II uulliriiMi went to l'.jrtl ied Ind, me miensl ,d Ihe v.'i.i.;,-,! mil: J N Combs luis murm-d In . afler an nlwence of seveml n rtk !:iny C I' liiirkhiirt und wile arrived in Al bany this morning from Sun ! nincim o. Mr C K Lufollott and f moved from W ells S'lition to Aliiuny to ubi'iu uuriug inu winter. Mrs I'eler Abbey returned to her home uv .ewpnri yeHt(;nlav, accompanied by Mrs lieo Iandrelh. Mr anil Mrs Oley Woodworth, of f.neiiHiiurg, wash., are in the city, the guests of Mr A II .Marshall. . . ... r.rncsi i pu.k. 01 1 1 urt jstn; rH', came to the city icidry to consult a plnsiclan as to ins iieaun, w'iicii we r.-'.jret to sa.- Is not good. The following appear in t,c Oakland COUlllin Of tllO ltsebnr Review in lones, of Albany, is visiting his mother, brother and sisters in Oakland this week. Rev Hhangle is now a resident of ( lid waKiantl. lie will have slated appoint ments uere. Speaking of the Sloan-Iaiinals wed ding in Co: va'l.s the Times seel.s to get husbands for the young ladies ol that city ub follows: Cougi-uUilalioiiBiiru not onlv in regular order, but very appro uriute. It is a mutter of no littlu con gratulalion thai o nice a young man as Mr.Sluan shond find it necessary to come to Iteuto'i county to find tlie right kind of a girl for a wife it is well. There are plenty of splendid girls aver hcie. ALllASY'a filll. HARMONIC HfiCIKTY. A long felt want is being supplied in tho organization of a society by tlie young men of Albany. Tin; prime object of this organization is toalTord to young men who seek to maintain reputable characters a pleasant place to spend their leisure time, without huving to loaf about the streets or saloons. The organ ization of this club was completed last evening witli a membership of (i(teen, who have placed a sufficient amount of money to guarantee permanency. A suit of rooms have been leased lor one year over the Oregon Hunk. The same w:ll he elegantly furnished at once. Officers have been elected and working committees appointed for the time being, and the hoys seem determined to make this matter n success. So far this com pany is made up of young men who have felt the necessity of such an organization. Hut it is earnestly honed and desired that older heads mid the better 'dasses of business and influential men of Albany will assist in this social enterprise bv uniting with same if possible, or at least by lending their influence to our support. For it is evident that uccess depends, not only upon tl e efforts of charter members, but largely upon the interest manifested by the better classes of Al bany's good people. This move is cer tainly worthy of the support and influ ence of all good people. Kormis w ill be open, clean and warm at all times for members. Music, readings, debates, games, gymnastics, etc., etc., will be in dulged in. Occasional entertainments will be given, and be it known that it will not be a strictly "iinti female socie ty," for we expect to give the ladies the benefit of some of our best efforts. This institution is to be placed on a strictly moral basis, and discipline, order and gentility will be required. No profanity will be allowed, and game playing on Sundays will be prohibited. All men of good repute, young and old, will be wel comed, ami will be admitted for a time on tlie same conditions as charter mem bers. M. The I nltrd rresbterlsH, The United Presbyterian I'reshitiry convened yesterday evening. The opening sermon was preac "led by Rev A F Kirk patrlck, of Taccma. Mr Kirkpatrlck is a pleasant and fotcble speaker. After the sermon a social time was enjoyed. The I'resbytery met this morning for business. The moderator not being pres ent, Rev A F Klrkpatrick was called on to preside over the meeting. . The business was chiefly of a routine character. Rev J S Sneer was received into membership on certificate from the Presbytery of Con:or d'a, Kansas. Mr Speer Is to labor as a missionary on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. This afternoon a conference on Sabbath ichotd work is In progress Ihe evening session will be devoted to a consideration of Young 1'eonleN Work. A r.ermon on lie subj.-ct will he presented bv Rev .S l.'ell Johnston, Seait'e.' The I-iesbvterv will remain In session until Thursday evening. On that even ing the Synod of the Pacific co:ist will assemble. Don't go the trouble of running all over tho city, but go directly to Conn & Hendricson's and get what you want in the GROCERY line. Their stock is large and well-selected. Fredh produce and fruits can always be secured at their stands nt the lowest prices. You get good goods and prompt attention. In crockery, glassware, lamps, etc., they are also having a big run. No better place in the city for bargains in this line. Don't close your eyes against theBe facts. ATTKXTton. The very latest news is that nn can buv of Julius Gradwohl's Kumar, for net cash, 15 pounds ernmil.i ted suu.ir for $1.00 and 18 pouud Extra 3 sugar. All gond sold for net cash from 10 tn 5.1 mr cent less the regular pric, as I intend to run a strict cash store. He will .oil Nn 1 kerosene oil for twentv-Hve cents a grhou. and five gallons of pickles , for 1 1 I1 st ,iet cash, at lulios Gr'dwohl's bazaar. Hpiso Veeos a geneial assortment of groceries for sale as above at net cisb . Keu.oog School. TneKellogg school of dress cutting at corner of First and Uaker In the Ralston house i now open. Lessons not limited. Ladies are Invited to call and examine the sys'em. Klein liros hive n large and choice stock of bi-otsl and shoes for sale at reisnuald. irisvi Di no invet in fcwt er ntitl' y.nvi ivo -e-'o uvMr s: l iann at their toro. ail t'n aloaut T:m- iiftv isi'itrh f.'vi-vie,!'.) k conn tv. if toe M K cIiiikiIi .-Mil! til, wil' bsde.ll eiiteii mi i!i li'f. Su.iday in fiovemu-r. Keva Atkii". MeVbind end ot'ij.- minis ters n nt tut 'u tti n lwi.c IMHIK AMi AHIIOAU H u n w ii heard how hits r i l'l.. .- In Twii,'f,d'8 id'htioii. St. wit& Sox aril the very best ptmit "tn;.f.-t'd fhenrs and ciKors. I,vhe Oxf..rd ties at greatly reduced n.Ms nt Klein Urol. Must be sold. A lur.;o lino of eleeant gnlll wjtuhes in lusty nvw tiavs al Will 4 Stark's. (iotoOC MeParlani) for ndlery, har ntss, whip.-, robes, all kinds of horse cloth ing etc, etc. The very latest styles and novelties in the r.v mm just received at the Misses iim i, Oall ami see them. With his new bakery Conrad Meyer is "on eri.ni sun new oustoniers e1 lhii.3 liistciass in baked goodj. It is now asertd that Balmaeeda is not dead . Tlit he is alivo and soon expects to iu iu isew x oik on nis way to Europe. W W Davis is now in charge ef the Del uioidco riKt.iurant. Meals 25 cents. Eastern oysters, frenh. hverj thing first-class. Dixhle ily tlie largest and choicest variety i f t'"t in town is at C K HrnwnellV Sun dricl, Laeket tirtd, g-em, black, Eoglish b.'tr fast, &c. Cotton goods have not besn as cheap siuce tin) wir as ttiey are now, vail and seo waat bir.i'i-i V lteml bus. Tlmro are 46 ledges of K of P in Oregon with a membership of 2400. Of these 15 new Ir.diei have been added during the year. Membe. s of the AOUW should pay their gsRsftinents to Virgil Parker ?at the store nf Paikr Bros, oa account of the sickness of the liusncier. The rental telegraph office will be moved to the Strahsn block, adjoining nurhart a: Keenoy, where neat offices are being tutted up for the company If ifllicted with icalp diseases, hair falling out, and premature baldness, do not use grease nr aleoboho preparations, but apply flairs flair Kenewer. Yesterday afternoon a 200 yard horse race was run at the fair ground between the horses of II Squires and Wm Hines, for $15 a uiile, the latter winning. All memlirrs of the Aibany LoddeKo4 I. O O. F should attend the meeting this evening ai matters of importance sre to be attended to. 11 r Kussell IN U. A man recently Inserted the following advertisement in a newspaper. For candor it surpasses all previous efforts: 4Matrr mouy. Serious Wanted, a wife to bother mv life. Auurssa The San Francisco markets show potatoes overcrowded- and weak at 25o to 40c per hundred, except Kurhanka, Peerless and IWdhlowa, at 45c to 85o. Oit are $1.35 . tol 45 a hundred; wheat, $1.65 t" 81.75 I peas, bl. 75 to 82; apples, 750 to?l.UU box, flour, $4.25 to S5 a Wiel. j The mombers of the Apollo Club are hereby calhd to meet at the College Monday evemut, Oct 2bth, lor the election ot onicers and to take acti m on an invitation to sing in Monmouth, and for the transaction of such other business as may be necessary. W Ii Lee. musicil direoior. Simo Hixn, the man brought here from Laramie City, Wy., charged with stealing 190 from a companion at Creswell.was given an examination today before Justice Kiuser. After hearing tin testimony and argument of counsel ho was discharged from custody. Thn evidenue was purely circumstantial and very wex. Eugene Guard. HOP Notic e to Ladies. My cloaks have now arrived 8nd I am enabled to give the ladies of Albany bargains in lull and winter cloaks for a few days only. I wi'.l have at my store a sample of everjr style of sealette and cloth cloaks or jackets made by one of the largest Eastern manufacturers. They comprise all the novelties of the season. These goods will be in the store for a few days only and will be sold at wholesale prices. Call early and secure the best selection. (i W 8mreoN. WE Pot wine, of Pendleton, fs in the city. MAKK1EI). RODGERS STAHL On Tuesday October 20, tSyi, in Albany, by O P Cosliow, jr, Mr O V Rodgers and Miss Leatha Stahl both of Li'nn county. TYCER VENNUM. On Tuesday evening, Oct. 20th, lS91,at the ft Charles Hotel, in Albany, by Rev E R Prichard, Mr Leonard Tycer and MissAddyVen num both of Brownsville. as How many a young wife's heart has been saddened by hearing the above remark ! And yet how often the words are true; especially when cake, pastry or biscuit are in question ! The reason is plain, yet it is "like telling a secret." Our mothers used and are using Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder. They cannot be misled into using any of the ammonia or alum powders. No dyspepsia no sallow complexions, when mother did the cooking. The first symptoms of ammonia poisoning, says a New York paper, which appear among those who work in ammonia factories, is a discoloration of the nose and fore head. This gradually extends over the face until the com plexion has a stained, blotched and unsightly appearance Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pov.'der is the only pure cream of tartar powder that contains the whites of eggs. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia, Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact the purity of this ideal powder has never been questioned. WHEAT. 82 CENTS. The following booming item annears in an obituary notice in a Yamhill paper: "And there on the beautiful snot of her choice she will calmly sleep in wakeless slumber, undisturbed by howling blasts oi roiling thunder." Tho census reports show generally that through the f.astthe big cities are grow ing bigger and the villages are growing smaller. There is a mad rnsh for large places. A NewYoik village of 1878 in loot), a live little place then, in lBUU is given loo.f, a sample of a great many other places. A correspondent in the Corvallis Times says: Hon J P (julhraith, of 11- bany, is prominently mentioned as s strong Democratic candidate for Con' grees. I have known Mr (ialbraith for a long time and can vouch for him being a good lawyer and business man and has proven himself a very efficient, honest officer in various positions that lie lias been placed in by the people of Ins coun tv and being closely identified with the O A It interests iu this state would make a strong race. I second the suggestion It is getting dangerous business to be a member of a city council. We men tioned tlie case of the umncey council who called each other pet names. The Newport. Kv . council are in a worse ux. Yesterday Judge Looney sent Mayor A L Iierrv and the members of tbe city council to jail for refusing to obey the order of the court to use lights furnished by the Newport Oas Co , as ordered ny the court. The officials of the city are declared in contempt and were sent to jail for six months, or until further order ol the court. KEA.L I BTATK xi.rs. Elijah Osborn ttux to N I Gay- lord, lot i oik i usuorn s au to Lebanon $ 100 J L Cowan etux to Isabel I Kirk- patncK, horticultural garden, Park ad Lebanon 1100 J L Cowan etux to M Buena Kirk- patrick. lot 10 blk 2 Park ad Lebanon 100 ICSCW .Rogers to J R Davis. Z parcels Bee 12 tp 13 s r 4 w. . 4-1 B Burtenshaw etux toU LCalavan lots 1 2 3 4 5 blk 4 B's ad Leb. 237 E T Hanson etux to W W Rowell, 14 int 332.8'J acres tp 10 s r 3 w Marv I & Peter Wigle to Alonzo lirant, zuo acres tp 10 s r 4 w. 4ii- O & C R R to jas & Robt Warner, 40 acres in sec 33 tp 9 s r 3 w. 100 Robert Warner at ux to Jas War ner, hi int in above 100 W W Rowell etux to I S Means, 167.12 acres tp 10 8 r 3 w 5849 Wm McCoy etux to Clyde McCoy, 410 acres tp 14 s r 3 w 10000 Oeo M Hill to Dundee Mtge Co, 68 acres in tp 13 s r 4 w Wm F Barrows etux to Dundee Mtge Co, 04 acres tp 13 s r 4 w 1 U P to Fred'k M Morris. 1C0.70 acres tp 13 tp 13 a r 4 w Patent u B to Kicbard Mayo, lou acres sec 32 tp 0 s r 3 e U S to Win Vawter, 142.8 acres in Bee 35 tp 13 s r 4 w 0 S to H P Crawford, 121.77 acres in tp 13 s r 4 w 250 Total sales 23,2' Tearhers'ln stltutc. There will be held at Scio on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 30th and 31st, a local teachers' meeting. The first session will be held Friday evening. Prof Horner,of tlie Albany public schools, will lecture on that evening. A very interesting program is being prepared by Profs Geddes and Wilson for the occasion, and we expect a profitable time. Teachers and friends of education and the public in general are cordially invited to attend all the sessions. SATURDAY, 9 :30 A. M. School Management, M R Brown. Primary Reading, Mrs Janie Ooin. Reading Circle, Supt Russell. 1 :10 P. M. Physiology, I'rof j C Wilson. Orthography, l'rof J R Oeddes. Miscellaneous Discussions. Ii F RfKSEM., Supt. A Siioa Iteu. S E Young has iust re ceived a large stock of shoes, for men, miiicu iiu eiiiiuren, including particu larly a fine line of school shoes. Tlie uesi manes in the market can lie found lis Shoe department. LAEGE3T -:- ASSORTMENT ov HEATING STOVES. AT MATTHEWS 4 WASHBURN'S Gl to rf W Cr.bh. kucctunr tn Pniiilw AV Smile, Fliun Blovk, for ymir j b printing an ainas. "That is the first READY MADE suit I have worn for Tw1t Year," sa5d a prominent busi' ness man the other day, as Iw walked out of the tore of T. L. "Wallace & Co. with on of those handsome patterns an'd richly tailored garments under his arm. A Perfect Fit No matUr what liap the man, bo h long and slim or short and stout, w selected ovr stock to fit ANY and ALL. A Largt and Beamtifu1 Line f Overcoats, Macintosh jwd Rubber Goods, u A Compltta Line of BOOTS and SHOES. Fine Umbrellas, New and Novel Neckwear, Latest Styles in Hats. And we would especially eall attention to our line of UNDERWEAR, which is Larjic and Complete and se lected with a view to please thoix- who Miller with cold in winter. To see it you will buy it. . As regards prises would say that our daily increase in sales speak volumes,although 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 sll our goods in Plain Figure, T. L. WALLACE & CO.. Leading Clothiers and Furnislisrsi ALBANY Strahan Block, F. L. KENTON, DKAI.ER 15 Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices, IS XTltACTS, And a general assortment of Near tho P'osfc Office, : Albany, gregoz I wish to say to my friends and cus tomers that 1 have my fall and w inter styles in millinery ready for trade. Will be pleased to show goods at any time. Ida M liiu sii. AtWiMSM'fiil If. May be seen the linest stock ol " gold l and silver watches, uiamonu and other rings, jew elry, silverware, &c, in the city. Removkd. W E McPberson has re moved his loan and insurance office to opposite the Masonic temple, where at present he has plenty of money to loan on Albany real estate. is Guaranteed. -I OREGON
