Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 28, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textpally; mxocxat l-iili liahml every day in the wee n ,pl Sunday. v1T''i:s I NUTTIMi, Editors m4 Prop'n loitered at the I'nst )(T)i; lit A 1 lii y , ftt'i m'ioiiii'1 fj'itftn mail mttr. Or ill lismi . J All iky ix, im . . v t -i-ri-T-r--rrf-va--i--K.-f---. Dl.llll'A l IIIN Ol I'NIVKIISAI.INT LhUXCII . -The hlllwUoine nml coininodlou church , ililii'.e, erected by the iminiticencf ol A l'cuiTe, Kl., one (if the Huhhutntiiil citi oiik ol Alhany, and wUeiv placed bv hlin mlir the coatrul the ITiilvoranlUl licm-nil Convention nf America, will lit IcilituU'd with approprliile uerviceisa' 7-.V iVIock Thursday vvviiin. Keh nth, by cv S t i node iiouli , ol Oakland, Oil., cireKc'iitiii 1 1 1 e Ht'i'.er.il convention, an Med by loral clergy. Arrangements xv e been ninde wilh KcvMrOoodcnmigh to amain for several uvs and ii-hi even ing serviees and at lli-J - regular hour fjr worship on Sunday, Feb i-ftl'. A vigor ous effort wil be made to effec'. a thorough working organization ol the fricrds of Universalis!!! In Albany and vicinity, and prepare for l ie permanent settlement of a pastor. A cordial invitation U extended to the I'nlvei'Kalittb ot Oregon to partici pate in this happy ocaasiou.aml encourage the work so auspicioiuly inaugurated. ,'l'hey will lj tiijtt li'isphab'y received liv leiul-i In 11. u citv . 4 (imni:sk Ni-:w Y t. Alts begins tomorrow liictly, practically tonight, pi e;ar ftt ions jnr which are generally helng made, anil tnr several days tiie race of gamblers will j-nalie it lively beginning at 4 a m, at n itime wlien most people want lo he asleep. I The sllngy Celestials is not stingy on Ids '.New Years. I le spends liberally to np ifpease the w rath of Joss, l'ri.bablv the rnost imliariinonious noise in the world is hat made by the Celestial. In Albany Chinamen are gradually being ignored und while men employed to do our work, and the new way w much the belter. The i.'liini.man lias had his day, and the sooner iie returns to his own country the bcHer. lie is not needed willi his Joss appeasing ;ioises in the U S. Hi: ItKrr.NTKii We are told Hint a dis patch was received in this city Monday bom l.afe Nkaggs to his mother stating 'lilt he had returned to Seattle and given himself ut to the authorities, hate was formerly a resident of this city and it will l;e reineml.ered that about two years ago he' left Seattle very suddenly and hi' whereabouts was unknown, lie was in :he employ of the Northern l'.-idlic i :ress company at the lime and it was reported that he was a defaulterer to the f amount of $.300. His mother had not heard anything of him for two years and when she received the nispalch Monday die was prostrated with the joytul news. I.afe's many friends in this city will hope he wld come out all right. hugene Register. niHtnii. The Corvallls Times continues to take gi'iomv view 01 mew -; nut it w hi keep mis up uniii tne roan reaches Urlse City. The edilorial department of the Salem SliilcMiian says that city's police depart ment 'w not good, or practically that, while the local department savs it is a good finrc fur its size; 'I his would Indi cate that it is gettlngln the 1' l's box. The Helena. Mont., people are rejoicing that their bill for h government building has been reported favorably by the senate committee. That's nothing. Salem's bill has passed the senate four times. The house U where It bticks, Statesman. hk wn.i, nor. Weston herder: Undo Sam I 'nil l.i tn in Club; Hut will In! Talk about smoke. The Chill war talk was a reeulai straw stack. Sneakinc of Chill that nation has received more notor iety in a few days by beina mentioned in connection with the U S tlian in ils pre vious history, J he U S Is "ihe neonle" of I he world. The Portland Telciram savs that the largest number of vessels ever in J'oriland harbor at one time, wilh the exception uf blockades, is noiv here. There are twenty- four of them, and they mane as fine a looking lleet as one wand to nee. Every one of them w ill leave port laden with grain. They have a registered tonnage of 39,490 tons, or a carrying capacity of about 60,000 tons. The immense lleet H rapidly uiiuiiiisiiiMg, mm soon ine last gram snip will have left port. The registered ton nage of the aggregate vessels la port ii more than that of all the vessels now en route to this port. 'Ihcrapi'J decrease in the stock of wheat is the cause of this diminishing number of vesieis on their way here. vou L ai hi:k.ial P.en F French, the veteran liook agent, was in the city today. Mr C I' liuikhart 'ls lying quite ill in this city from pneumonia. This: afternoon Ucvh Hill and Lindsay paid the nix prisoner in the county jail ii viBit and gave them a talk, which seemed to lie appreciated, and iiiidoubt-1 edly wp.b needed. mn:iii. Kntilrul Vrtnlulu I IrIiI I'lilll. Shkdd, Jan jS. The streets of Sliedd are a disgrace to any town. If the residents would take a little more Interest In their streets It would Improve the traffic of this burg. It may not be out ol place to let the people of I.lnn county know tomethlng of the loyalty of oui burg. One of oui residents seems lo have juile a dash of loyal blood In his neck. It Is understood from reliable sources that Mart Mullln has contracted with Coon liros., of Shcdd for a No 4 shot gun anil n ten Inch dirk knife. He savs when Uncle Sam culls for troops he will be the first man to en list. Mart Ih a man of wide experience, having traveled all through South America. It has come to the ears of turtle of his confldenllal friends, who are not able to keep secrets, that he had some trouble while in Chili, in which one of the dusky damsels figured rather conspicu ously, and that seems to account for some ot ids loyally at present. Rome sf the old vets of Sliedd have been 'rylng to pacify him, bulull they can get out of him ij -'I am going to fight Chill." David Cilbson has several barrels of genuine apple cldar, w hich he will ills. pose of al reasonable rates, also some tine jelly and apple butter. David Is a pro- IcsMonal at the business, and can be relied on. Mr Underwood Intends to start for Iowa about the 1st of April. He will mote back onto his father's farm. Slnitoher. Farmers' Institute, Mf.dkokii, Or., Jan. 25th, iSyj. E'lifors hfmocral : The farmers' institute which is just held here was a grand success. At times there was three hundred people in attendance. (ireat interest was manifested all through and the many papers read as well as ilie discussions was valuable and instructive, Medford is a young town only 9 years old and has a population of over 1200. The farmers' institutes are doing a great deal of good and many more" suoula be held. 'the state of Indiana hold this year yi Institutes. Youis truly, C II Schmidt, II OlIK AMI AUUIIAII 11 (Vi of Astor'a h -i disbanded. A very white II tg is up to day. The. Town Talk heads an article. "Ktt. for Sleepy Astorii." K 0 Norton hits stkitn'l a, paper Rt I'nrt lat.d etdled the Oregon Oracle. A iitiickiilver mine has been dicoverd near Sprinli'dd This valley has nearly eycrytuin1; in u.ineruU. The "It 0 Yi'urii," a Cnrvsllis hint with a capacity of (j'j tour, drawing 23 inches loaded aim VI wcl'fts em i.ty will run be tween Salum and Eugene. Hockingham's iJve for the whiskers does Ita work thoroughly, coloring a uniform brown or bl&ek, which, wheu dry, will neither run, wash otT, nor soil linen. W II Oalvaoi, J F Ilondtix and KnthsD Pierce, member. of the national central com mittee of the P.iople'a party for the state 'if Oreg'iu have i'med a call for a state c"r:- veution to t,e hyl'i at Oregon City, Wetlnep- d:iy, March PI, SiJ. Will U Hiark, the jewelers, Fresh crifp celery at Allen Piioh. Aak for Crescent tea at F K A11cd. Fiesh ressted collee at F E Allon's. The bstr"st codec in tlio city at Coined ,;, t a. A full line of cigais and tobacco at F E Allen's. At Moid's, the iswe'eri, is a good p'eco to buy a titled watch. The Utct sf.vVa in veilings huvo arrivi d hi tho Ladies Pvzlar, Magiolia syiup, the finest in the msrkst 11 quantities te ruit at F h Allen's. On to F K Alia wlion ou want somr ihinii swef t. Honey, mnptuayriip, etc. Allen Urea always koep their enfltomers suppheil vith fresh butter and eggs. The DeUnrto corsets and Delsarto wsiats furnish the batis of dreis reform tending towards artistio and hygienic dressing. They Rscure ennfort, devolorjinent and grace. Ladies, who wish to examine Belsarte goods, sheuld address thb agent who will call with sampleu, take pains in measuring and guarantee perfect fit No trouble to sho.v goods even though no order is takon. Ad daess Mrs A M Talt, box 00, Albany, OrcgJU. Agents wanted. A Waknwci. In promulgating esoteric cogitations or articulating superficial sentimentalities and philosophical or psychological observations, beware of platitudinous ponderosity. Let your statements posHess a clarified concise ness, compacted coinpreliensiblcncss, coaleseent consistency and a concentrated cogency. IcIipw all conglomerations of Hatiilent garrulity, jejune babblement anil nssiBiiine affectations. Jleoutspoken, tell people plainly, in common Knglisli, that Matthews ii Washburn's is the best place to get first-clues stoves, tinware and hardware. With his new bakery Conrad Meyer is iibleto oflerold and new customers every 'hinp fiutelatis in baked good.:. W W Davis is now in barge of the Del mould Ireptaurant. Meals 2.r)Jeerits. Eastern oystors, freah. Kverthing rirat-class. Worn Tumiuio Ahoit. But woiJai are things, and a small drop of ink, fall ing like dew upon a thought, produce that which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. The object of this ist make you think about the subject exf irroceriet. Conn & Ilendricson kctp x flrst-cluss stock, at bottom prices, and as well have a fine line of crockery wart.. Think about it and call on them. LAEGEST -:- ASSORTMENT or HEATIKGjSTOVES. at MATTHEWS WASHBURN'S . itWill&WS May bo seen tbe finest stock oi gold and silwr watches, diamond and other rings, elry, silverware, &c, in the city. A large line of elegant gold watches in tasty uw trays at Will & Stark's. A Pf.citmak Cask. -A gentleman from Lost Valley called at the sheriff's illicc Mnmla lo sec about his taxes. Ik says he has'paid taxes 011 320 acres of land for tiie past twenty-live years, sup posing that he owned that amount, but recently received an abstract ot title to the land and found he had only 211; ncres. lie now wants the countv io refund the amount of excess tanes he has paid for ihe p-ist twenty live years. There is a man west of Irving who has been paying "axes every year on 600 acres of land and recently discovered tkat lie hail only 4S0 acres. Kugene Register. '1 ill: Fool. K 11. 1. lilt needs to strike th man mentioned i.i the following: Mortis Peyser, a former merchant of Port Town send, undoubtedly thinks It is. tome time ago lie fell in love with a black-eyed Jewish maiden in Southern California, who at first was not incdned to favor his suit, but finally capitulated. On his wed ding day lie presented his father-in-law with a certified check for $5,000, and it is thought this had a great deal to do with the young lady's acquiescence. Tlicv went on a short bridal tour, and on their return the witching damsel persuaded her infatuated lord and master to transfer his Port Townsend store over to his loved father-m-law. The oltl folks allowed the voung people to live in their Sar. Fran cisco residence, and thev came to Pott lownsend. The first thing done was to bounce Peyser's brother, whom Morris had left in charge, from the store, and n Coleman, the father in-law wired his daughter to leave her lord and 11 v to the arms of her parents. She flew. Now Morns has commenced a suit tor divorce anil 10 annul the transfer of the property. Citv Dikkctohv ok Ai.iiany. To be puliliHlu'd bv Olienaucr & Sinilev. The I Isjok null contain a Ktreet directory, a complete alphabetical directory of the ( residents, also a clasnificd business direc tory. A guide to all public buildings, churches, bulls, stores, societies and lod ges. Also a compli-to list of the tax-pav ers of Linn county, together with the city, county and state ollicials, etc. Postal and telegraphic rules and regulations. With all other items of interest, necessary to make a first-class citv directory. A Pucti.iAR Uksui.t. A case tried Monday in the circuit court had a singu lar tertrinalion. The plaintiffs were Lucian Eaves & Co. of La Cirande and the defendant Henry Kopittke of this citv. The plaintiff brough suit for $500 dam ages for alleged breach of an ice contract, and the jury returned after about six hours' deliberation with a verdict award ing the defendant f 500 damages instead. Pendleton E O. Lu-dTiii) OiTicr.Ks. At the Republi can club meeting last night the following ollicers vcre 'elected: II II Hewitt, I K Wyatt and J R Whitney, vice presidents; o II Winn, secretary ; V. II uorion, ircas ..rer. Who is Pre idenl? Executive emm- mitiee, ,1 Duncan, VJ Miller, J O Wil son. The fel Inwinj relegates were elected o the s-.ate meeling in Portland today: C li Winn. F J Miller, J R Wyatt and W F Keail A Philanthropic Nkiqii boh noon. Oohen, Lane countv, must be a good neighborhood, A correspondent of a ugene paper savs: Mrs Winma Davis s happv. Some t ventv-five of her friends, men and wamen, made a visitation to her little p'ace Saturday and tl e result was of her having in the evening her ground fenced, an acre or two plowed, a wood house built and enough wood hauled to ast for several months. We might add, too, that the dinner served by her lady friends was no small item to a hungry person. Taking the matter all in all, we believe that there was not a person that returned home but considered his or her- elf the happier for having bceti present. Some of the men set next Saturday for assisting Mr Cahow in moving his barn. Op Hoii.s. (j C Spalding;, the Willam ctte University student who died at the rortland hospital Saturday iasi,ieit scnooi ;iere to 00 nome Christmas. He was severely nlUictcd with Boils.whicli resulted in septic poison. He spent several year at school here ar.d was well liked by all, Journal. School Examination. Today and to.norrow will be devoted to examination in the public schools of the city. Monday is the beginning; of the new term. How to Makr Monky, Erery man Is the larnier of his own fortune and the harvest he reaps iy entirely due to his own pcrscvcrence and industry If properly sown, there is not one seed that promises him better returns than saving a dollar by huylng groceries where you can always depend on the best goods and lowest 'prices. This ou can do by dealing with 1 arker tiros., who always have on hand large and select stock of groceries and :'ai;cd goods, irythetn. It is a big privilege to be nhle to get, what you want when you go to n grocery store. Allen Brothers Keep such a variety that they can always ai-conr tuoihile their customers. This fuves running around. If it is 11 ml season thev have tho good In produce their stands tire full of the latest unit best. Their slock of standard groceries in iilvvnys large, of the ' best to be H'cured in the market. A Prosperous Co. II U and F J Miller, Robert VSooth and II C Kinney, of the G P S P A: P Co, of Grants Pass, met in Albany yesterday with the Albany di rectors, Ed Aevss and Geo Hochstedler. The business of the company last vear was the biggest in its histoiv, the total sales being $260,000. Tin-: White Swak. Thirty-three hun dred dollars. That is the amount of the last clean up at the White Swan. Win Mulkv arrived in the citv Sunday and deposited in the Hakcr City National bank, another golden egg, the production from that valuable "oird, ' known as the White Swan. The amount is the result of nine days run, the usual output for that length of time llaker City Demociat. Ci-osinu Party. The special feature of the dancine school party tomorrow evening will consist of ten numbers In progressive order at the tune of which nrizes will he Kiven. The method of awarding will be a secret till the last number is danced, -mi inoies ano gentle men are expected to lake part in the figure of the evening, so come and enjoy yourself. A Uiuoer Man. Two brothers named Reton live in lackson county, one six feet five, the other six feet six A man from Wisconsin has made their life a howling wilderness bv moving Into their bailiwick fnr he is six feet nine inches tall. A vnnnir man who comes toAlbanv from Shedd wouldn't take a back seat for the first two. Skwehs CoMi'LKTr.!). Albany's Ihree big sewers are completed, with the ex-.-..nilon nf some cleaning up. Good woi k has been done, and Ibis city will have as ,rnnd a system of sewerage as there u on the coast. To make it perfect a general connection with th necessary and main sewen will be l.ouk! be enforcjd. Lost. A Holland FoiintUn ome where in the city- Leave 'l'-'- Kownui. gold pen lit this iif- Xk- Cam s in CiRcfir CofRT Dfi lenhoffer, llass & Co agt ViUers A; I) rath er. T" recover inmiey. Attachment. II II Hewitt attorney for plaintiff. Dillenhoffcr, llass ,; Co arrl W I! Reed. To recover money. Attachment. Ii l Hewitt, attorney for plaintiff. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT by virtue of an order offtalo duly made and outered of record in the County Court 01 Linn county. Oregon, on tnt 5tn day of January, 1892, in t'io mattor of tho estate of Maria Crewse, deceseil, th underipnodt the duly qualified aud act. intc administrator of Hai'd nstate, will on Saturday, the 13 h day of February, 1892, at the h&ur of 1 o'clock p. in.. sell at public auction at th Court Houso door, in the city of Albany, Linn county. Oregon, for cash in hand to the highest bidder tho rral pioperty belonging lo&aid ostato, described aa follown, towit: Au undiviJc-d one-eleventh of the north half of tho lionalio Land Claim of Samuel Porter and wite, beinf? donation Claim No 3903, and being partH of Sections 5. 6. 7 itnd 8, in township 14, S K 4 W, V, illume! (o Meridian, iu Unn county. Cregou. PaUd this 12th day or Jamury, 1892. GEO. HUMPHREY. Adm.cistritor. ANNOUNCEMENT L. E. Blain having assooiatcd with him A. M. 11am nierandC'. W. Elkins, organ izud under the above stye to conduct The Clothing Business on a 11 E EXTEWHIYE PLA bugs to announce to his old patrons and to the publie that AVE A1IE I'RKl'ARINli TO SERVE TIIE WANTS OK 9 IIE 1'EOI'J.E BKX- f TEH EVEN Til AX II EHETOKOltE. DSTjES-W blood in the business gives ita stronrr pulse, new life and mure energy stinivlating the house to double its activity and watchfulness to provide fortius needs and wants of its customers. I'.i; tltirl J't" VI. l!;! v. 1, -.ii- s i' Hair ll'citwt-r n.'ijthno..lil' .ste ylc r.. nver t lie civiiw'. u t.' !..-:. ami I.;' I- ii.o 'l -o.r We will continue busiiics: and endouvorin:; lo hold t in the same old place, hep h'.' con lider.ee cf the people as heretofore. Is mighty and will prevail. It is an o aw but its as true today as it ever was. is the only foundation of businss succe e Truth is the only guiding goddess cf pro' perity. With enterprise for a weapon all things coma. This has 6ver been our principle ami ever will be. When we say that we give yon a reduction you know it is exactly as we say. 20 PerCentOiF. - ON ALL LINES OF GOODS. - 20 Per Cent Off We make the big reduction and sacrifice prices in or der that we may reduce tho stock as low as possible before- removing into the now store, which will be ready by the 26th inst., at which timo wo will begin to remote. T. L WALLACE & CO. Leading Clothiers and Fiunishors. Strahan Block, Albany. Oregon FEE AND CUSTOM CHOPPER. We hare bay, oats, chop fctiaw, chiekart feed, etc., constantly on harul. Wholesale arid retail agenta for H. F. Fischer, Corval IU flour, shorts. brati.eto alao Snow Ball Hour. Custom cheppinz a apeoialty for either cash or al ' Full line. MORRIS & BLOUNT Corner First and linker S Ik OHOSBE TEAS lair s Kenton, in COFFEES. SPICES. jE2 gLB?lE&j&.G33IgBi und a gonorl Bssortmcm of Subscription Hc-nt foi all tho leading Newspapers am I M.iga.iiies. Terms cash. Near the P.O. Albany, Orccon THE LEADING PHOTOGICA I'll EUS, Afliaiiy, Oicsoii. Cubinet photos from $1.50 to $4.00 per dozen. Enhnging pictures a specialty. i6x;o crayons framed for $1000. We earn- a large line of 5x8 and ticrescoplc'vtcws of Ore gon. Studio in Ficm.Ws Block next to Masonic Temple, First Street, Need a Watch? I have all kinds, at all price? and every watch fits the price. But price is not everything in watch-buying; GUARANTEE!) QUALITY is the first thing. I guarantee waches accord ing to their quality; and qr.alily make- the prica. All kindsall qualities all rii'ices. The 'A U. FRENCH, ! Jewelry Sion- Cornri.i(llllii ana First St Ci!iul C'riiiiM. t!iilib'.TUTI-, Hr?eI Fru(M, 'S'ii!:ii-ci, '-"i::, Cunnril Wen, VPi;e',nrJri., "Sen, Elf., lit Uxd I'urvll.M.n t :!. Ih k.-pt in a p( i' v.iriflv..mit .i"im;v Ht.'ro, lli'.;li,-t 'rimrkt'l I'rivn J';vi.t t il- : I 0' iir.