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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1893)
stotly gcmocrnt I'ublished every day in the week except Sunday. 7n SBTflSB, Editors anil Prop'M iniored ft Hie Post OfllM at Albany (tjlipon, as secuiiu man uiauur. ...... K EMI I Alt 13. IXKI CITY OFFICIAL PAPER. GOOD EVENING. Tub Maccabeus. The Institution of the Tent 01 tne mace jcc w nciu in me G.lKIlall last Saturday evening when ,wjntv-six members were Initiated and he following were elected officer's: I)r M 11 Elll"i Sir Knight Com Hinder. .... L LamD, air rviugni uommanuer. Matt Scotl, Sir Knight Lieutenant. J W Hedges.Sir Knight Recird Keeper. t U Will, Sir Knight Fin. Keeper. Geo Meyers, Chaplain. V E McPhereon, Physician. Jonn Campbell, Sir Knight Searj ent. R N Morrle, Master at arms. G W Willis, ist Knight of Guard. J I Livingston, 2nd Knight of Guard. fi.:iij Barker, Sentinel. Joe Meyers, Picket, The Rev S F Loughbot!om,of Browng ille.and pastor of the Cumbeiland Pres. vterian church of this city, delivered an ijdrest at the WCTU Hall Saturday ening before a fair sized audience, under e auspices of the Knights of the lliccabees. The gentleman Is enthusias- c regarding the sheltering provided for idows, orphans and dependents, by be aming a memoir of this order, of which le is a member and is now Commander of Brownsville Tent, A Canard. It is now claimed that the em ru'jlished In the Democrat and olher alley papers about two men being frozen death up the santiam, was simply a iird, 1 he Portland Telegram was the ilty paper; but was probably Imposed an. One of the men, F W Hull, alleges with good deal of warmth that was not tozen and was not even on i hunting trip, rites a card to the. press as follows: think the narrative is a canard, false torn beginning to end. Whoever set such oiy afloat Intended a false personification mvse.l tm my opinion;, huh, mere ay be a person by the name of F W Hull Mehama o.' Maiion county. I think not do not know of three hunters a named laid relation; nor the old batchclor trap- ier Wolf, nor have 1 heard of any such altmlty happening 'o any hunters at all season. , Stood Up. One evening last week a igh load of merry young people from Ketton neared Atnena, alter a pleasant ;leto Adams, when the cry, ''Stop or I rtUhoot!" waB heard. Soon a shadowv Vomloomed up by the roadsldc,and n man ltmfrjed from tlie darkness. He gazed mtolhc faces of all the slelg!i's occupants, especially me giris,wno naa in ine mean lime been clinplni; in fright to their fcicorts, and then cave the order to drive this was promptly obeed. Later. Weston, members of the partv were en- ;iged In relatl.tir their excltlns experience frutha highwayman, when tlie true facts Mmcout. xne mysterious supposea roaa cnt was ueputy aneriit stamper, it eetns he had been sent in pursuit of a oung lady who had been in the habit of ipping away to dances at Adams without er parents' knowledge, and on th's very eninc was out on a "Mark. Mr Mam. irstjpped the sleigh in the belief that might be on board Pendleton E. O. Recovered Damasks, The jury in e case of T.orerzo Pavlch vs The Orego- 1 ubltshina company handed In a ealed verdict last Saturday. When Wned It was discovered that Pavlch had kn awarded 8'Soo damages. Seycal ponths since the complainant, then work igon the Ureconian building, fell down e elevator shaft sustaining serious In- Mes. The Oreeonian company put In claim that it was not in control of the Picture at the time, and that the con pactor, if anybody, w as responsible for fee accident. Montana Mixes. The Engineering d Minim' lournal eives the following the dividends paid by Montana mines, hie Ii nnMiih their statements, in lSg2: Paid lii.it.. S2nnoo: Bannister, 6,ooo : (i-Mctalic, $200,000; Elkhnrn, $362,000; liranite Mountain, $500,000; Ilec'aCon folida'ed, $iSo,ooo; Helena and Victor, t,noo; iron Mountain, 31135,000; jay ilawk, $33,375; vloulton, $3-,ooo; Pan- a, $3,000; Parrot, 9210,000; ixockv ark Coal, 100,000; Total, $i,So5,S75. Rkaciikd the Climax. They have a an in the Washington legislature who f flows how to express himself. In ex- ainlng hi vote he indu.gcu in this cli- ?x: "You may hang 1'ugct sound on a lall tree to dry. you may place Mount Rainier on a nail keg, unbuckle the belly- pnd of eternity, but you will never get fie to vote for a man I do not believe en vied to a seat in this house.' The present delay in opening the r.ewly surveyed lands for settlement. Is Ming to di((crepanc!es in the field notes inicri takes time to correct, Ihe Breit Knbush eeuleis will therefore be obliged wait uiitil the correction is made. Notice will be published in due time, how er, by the land otlice ofticla's of the full 'centanceand the date of commencement or filing.-Hill City Gazette. Kid Cloves frcm f ljapair up. I sarry "'1 Iir.i.f lt-ading hraiicis in b!ck nd eol "ted. Will r 1 .1.. ui:.i vr, o Ui .uii.ua I Ul 1 1 V II I limit, B. rtKent'fni- tl.a .1Kn..l r--... : .-1...:. fcAMt EL K. Yoi NO. S'lOPat Will Stark's henvoi arc a.icr diamonds the best watches, and - Mivemaie 10 oe secured. ' iiev mem. A Handsome 1'ims. A beautiful tr, .V'rp'trhcr, now- on exbibitir sil , ' "'"11 . croccrv store, will b; pivn is f C" '''h'gton's birtlK'av. A ticket '' en for every i;o cent ca'th purchase UIMIIlt. According to lo:al pap.-rs the Salem City council are not dwelling together in unity enough to at.ract much attention. 1 he opposite is evidenly true. uregon will get about $5,000 a vear for public surveys. That is a very Insignificant ... me nanus 01 mo average civil engineer. Some of them could hardly cross a river with that amount. Walla Walla Statesman: D.m't "dun" anybody on a postal card. A Pe-dleton man is in trouble for dunnlne a delli.nuent on a postal card. The poatoffice regula lions forbid the mailing of a postal card upon which is written a dun, which most people don't know. Edward F Srarlen vuhn 1b Oninvlno tits Hopkins millions, will build fur rtnuTdnin college the finest and best equipped struc ture for the study of the sciences that skill, money and csrecan provide in mak ing 11 superior 10 anv other ot Its kind in the country. That "is the kind of 11 mm who ought to get somebody's millions. It Is brobable that the only way In which an appropriation can be secured for the World's Fair will be an item in the gen eral appropriation bill. The Governei has been understood to 6av that If the legislature passes the $60,000 appropria tion over his veto he will be tempted to resign. ournal. Why not pas9 It then. The city of St Petersburg is nrenarlmr 10 build a bridge over the Neva to cost $14,000,000, The plans and specifications were dravti by Eiffel, the distinguished French at mltect and engineer, just sen tentence i l) several years imprisonment as a fraud. Portland and the sound cities are already talking about league baseball, and are figuring Salem in the circuit with Port land, Seattle and Tacoma. This Is the same eag thev worked on us last vear. and it won't succeed a second time. Tney will have to spring something new if they expect us to bite. Statesman. The Portland Welcome looks at It this wav: The repeal of the indebtedness clause subjects 10 assessment nearly $17, 000.000 worthy of property owned b millionaires and heretofore non-assessable. This enormous sum, even at 2 per cent, will furnlch $340,000 annually. In the past the people of .Multnomah county have been robbed of this amount, now the capitalists will have to pay for protection like common persons. I This Is the last wpelc nf thf hlonnlnl meeiintr of ih tnt i.0Ulatiira. nH ia I . ' 1 cierKs at saiem. borne good bills have passed, and some poor ones. Most members have worked hard to serve their ! constituents and get a i arr-c for them- 1 seives. Linn county has been well repre sented. There are members from a few counties though who wuld never have oeen heard ot but lor the local papers $25 wrlteups Illustrated. For the past week or two there has been a butter famine in Roseburg, not a pound of that article being obtainable in any of the stores. It Is not the lault of the merchants, for they are willing, even anxious to supply their customers, but the low price of 30 cents per pound does not ieem to justify the cow owners In making any t.ndue exertions to fill "a long felt want. it seems queer that the Oregon butter cow should so neglect her business in the winter season.- Ropeburg plain dealer. tOrI. AM) PfcltSONAL II F Merrill and sister went to Portland this noon. Mr Sid Dorris is home from a trip to California. Alba Haywood Is coming this way, one of the best comedians ever in Albany. Miss Maggie Murray, who has been at tending school in Silem, is home on a visit. Miss Hade Black, a legislative clerk, spent Sunday in Albany with her sister, of the public schools. Licenses have been issued for the r. ar riageof A B Burrell and Delia McKinney and Jas E Mundy and Ida Maple. Mrs P Y Duncan, who has been lying seriously ill. Is repotted some better, a fact her many friends will be glad to learn. Rememher the soclnl and entertainmen at the old U P Church tomorrow night. St nicotine may have something for you at it. Mayor Alexander, of Pendleton, has resigned because Councilman Fllcklnger used insulting language to him on the stteets. Miss Eva Davenport, who has been ob taining notoriety In Portland on account of a divorce case between Ge F Brackett and his wife, is said t) be Miss Eva Harris, formerly of AlbPny. A Lecture. The Y P S C E of the Presbyterian church of this city has been fortunate in seeming the Rev A J Brown, D D, of Portland. to deliver his celebrated lecture, "Father Time,' on the evening of the 24th. Wherever Dr Brown has lec tured he has captivated his audiences. The public of Albany may be assured of a good thing In tne heating 01 mis lecture. Cure for coms. Fevers and Generei 'Mo bility, niall H.U: J. Hoc per bottle. TKY : A : PAIR Of Those Frazilian PtlMe Speftadds For (ale by F. M. FRENCH, thcjcwe'.er. THE I4TE LKI.ISL1TIHF Scial to Democrat. Salem, Or., Feb 13. House: Re.olu lion by I'pton requiring stale officials to make emolument returns for fiscal year, adopted. Upton specific contract bill lost. Geer.bill to exempt all credi's from taxa tlon special order Tuesday, 4 p m. Nianley fill relating to assessment and collection of taxes, one place, one time and to one olhcer. Ormshv bill fixing hours of labor on sttrcet railways at twelve and one half out of twenty-four, recommitted to affix penalty clause. Upton bill t moke coun ty commissioner court board of equaliza tion, passed. Daly bill for south eastern Oregon graded schools five thousand dollars, passed. Currln bill relating to pharmacy passed Ford -ailed up motion 10 reconsider bill dealing state board of stenographic examln. rs. House special order this afternoon : 1 :3o Governors veto World's fair bli:. Bill to increase powers state board honicultuir, 3 o'clock. Senate: Tongulav rate on railroad trailiic at Th.t Dalles. 1:3 .; Wea'herford bill tO fiX maximum s.ll ,1. n.l nhll. oiliccre, 1 o'clock. Injunction Slits. -a Hackleman, J H Mullen and J ATl.orn-on.i.ave brought injunction suits against the cits of Albany to restrain it from selling certain property for street improvements as advertised. It is claimed the work aas poorly done. Mrs M E Farreil, whose properly' was adver tised at the same time, paid the amount of the assessment under protest, to await the result of these suits. No Bottom to Them. The Sheridan, Junction and Gervals banks seem to have been run on a decidedly shal'ow basis. All the assets to the Sheridan bank the Sheriff could find was (J12.567.1S.anJ some of that a as good for nothing. The books showed mote; but It was mostly a poor showing. People should not trust banks without a standing. The collapse is al ways very unpleasant. Services at the Cumberland Presby terian church conducted by Rev L S Louehoottom yesterday ere most im pressive, the attendance eood and ihe pathos and feeling of the clergyman was conveyed to the congregation, and tears unbidden would stait in response to the parental Kindly words so eloquently spoken. In the evening E W Acheson was ordained Elder, and kind words and corcial grasps cf the hand caused all to tee I encouraged and tcsolved to sustain both pastor and elder. H. V. To Prevent (lie Grin ( Or any other similar epidemic, the blood and the whole system should be kept in healthy condition. Take Hood's Sarsauarilla to flie stieottth. Durif v the blcod ard ore vent j w " Hood's Pills cure liver Hla Boots and Shoes I carry the larges line 01 meaium pncea ana good wearing boys, misses and children shoes in the city, and have just added a line of Btecl shod school shoe which I recommend to the trade. Dont forget that I repair any shoe T sell free of charge. S E Young. tp3. During tne year 1893, frorr be X rinnfng to end, Will A titark propose to keep up their reputation of having the finest stc k of jewelry, watches, silver ware, etc , in tne valley. If you want the best goods at reasonable prices call on them. Notice. To all Indian War Veterans. All War Veterans are requested to call on us and make application for Land Warrant. to which they are entitled. No charge nnless successful. CaU and get terms and particulars, fre. AIOKTANYE & HACKLE MAX. W:ll Mote Feb. ith. From now un til Feb. ijih we will s'll Bouts end Shoes at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce our large stuck before moving in our new quarters. Kespecttully, Klein Bros. If you want something good go to Carters r'cery and cet one of those tine fat hens. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. lfANTKD Pushing Canvasser of f V good addrpsa. Liberal salary and expennf-p raid wpffklv. Permanent pr.M lion. mi ix iiKtnscu,, Kurserynien, uriiaun I'reKnn. I7 OR SAI-R Fire ImrorKd tandard t1 Brrd 'ij de-dale utallfnn. Five yearso'd. wefebn near tK;01ls. In finr condition. Price S4C(I. Address U I. Richards, Vew Park, .Salem. 70R SALE A Domes io sewing m fi lth ail attach. f chine, nearly new ments, for sale frr $15. Call at Mm Kay monds, 4th ana Thurston ntroets Albany Oregon, THY WOOD, (eveial kinds for sale -I-' Inquire of P W Spink' at f t 0 Kerry sireet, or of A UMorils. Ihlrd Ward. IOR RENT.--'rhe More building on my premises on Mrcadaibin street. Suitable fcr residence for smal. family. LVIEKKCK ITIOR SALE A BARGAIN. A model steam laundry for sale, capacity in was'i department $50. per day; for 2 bands, located in Central Alhanv.on 2nd and Montgomery street. I wish t en gage in other business. Will sell cheap J l aMITH, Proprietor I. A. lonis & Co, Flour and Feed Store, Have removed their itore to the Strahan stor, formerly occupied by Deyne & Rubbon, and have on hand a full stock of CORVALL 3 FLCU.i. B.IAN, SHORT?, GERM MEAL, CRAHAM, BUCK VIIIEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY, 0A1S. STRAW AND CHOPPED FEED: Custom chopping done. HOME ASB AHKOAD Regular mectiog cf the WCTU toaioi row sftornooD at the hall. The Sta ton Times reoent!y burned out ia again with us iu an entirely nsw drusa. Motor otakea five trip daily to Vieie-ck addition. Lotr there a installments of $1 per week. The Willamette this af e-nooo was IG font above low water; at 7 o ohxk a m it wi 15& ftt; aud at 5 o'clock lait uijht, 12.4 feet. Even now lame numbers of Chinese pheas ants are iu the Sau Francisco market.Bliipped from this valley. The orlenders should be prosecuted in a red hot manusr. The front to the new Klein store is going to be a tine one. Large pi Ate glass sets it off to great advantage Mr Klein proposes to have the handnonust ihoe store in ths state south of Portland without an exception. Judge Marquam, of Portland, haa agreed to pay WCAverv $5000 for the death of Mra Avary, caused by her falling down the elevator shaft ol the Marqaam building. The Capitol Engine property in Salem has beau sold to Th Uolman fur $15,000. The 00m pan wilt have a new home further from the l-U'in'S pirt -f the city. The Excelsior creamery of HnmboltCo , Calif., pid a cash dividend of 20 per cent, last yea. he average price received lor butter was 25 J cents. Mauy creameries, though, pay the ether way. Mr It G Watson will move his grocery stoire into the new Wood hrick, opposite his present store, in a few davs. Mra Mueller, who owns the building vacated, will move it to a lot owned ty her a short distance east. Mr Wallace Raldwin has a Sandwich Is land paper of Jan 3lsr, containing many matter of great interest on account ot the gieat civil upheaval there. Most Oregonians would like to ase these islands a part of the U. H. Certainly do other government bar any claim on them. Bob Johnson, formerly editor of the Co--vallia Times, the other evening in addreaaing the legislative committee on counties, said that if the propoied counties of Lincoln and Blain were created. Benton would have nothing left but the court house and oeme- tary. m The East Oregonlan asserts that Senator Jeff Myers "likes to be mentioned by the newspapers." it might add with the truth that the newspaper like to mention Senator Myers. He is a favorite with , the press gang, una ne cescrves 10 oe. A Big Stage. "All the world', a stara Aad all the men and women merely players ; They nave their exits and their en trances." One of thir principal entrances leara into Parker Bros grocery and bakery. The finest groceries and the freshest pro duce are kept, and their baked goods are beyond comparison, consisting of a big variety of breads and cakes, plain and fancy, skillfully and well made. An im portant ining 10 consider. The Union Pacitio have published a very neat pictoriil World's Pair folder.containinff colored lithographs of thevauous reposition buildings, bird a eye view of the crounds, with a complete map of the city, showing looation ot the tair, hotels, railway depot?. street oar lines and city parks. Uopy of same mav be had by addrei:ing W H Hurl- burt. Assistant (ieneral f aasenger Agent, fortUnd, Ore. BRINK'S Furniture Store. A f R THOS HR1M1 Is cow at his old . 15. stand, opposite the opera boune. wLere those wishing subntantial. reliable furniture can Been re what tl.oy want. Home manufactured Btands, Hour chests, safes, etc, p I way son band or made on abort notice; at bottom prices. FOR SALE. J8 aero, of choice fruit and garden land W mile o Jefltrso.1. Good new house, barn, woodbonse and out buildings, a acre orchard choice fruit, mostly prunes in bearinc; 8 acres cleared; 'A ot placs berver dam land: balance good upland, well fencp and vat.ml. F01 piice and terms appl" to ownor at place, J. If. Tubpin. WILL'S MUSIC STORE K)LB AGB.TC roR- CHICKE1UNO " "II F MILLER,' "STFX'K, "VOSE A SON" i'lANOS, LESTEY,' NEWMAV BROS , OUOANS. 'VunJtfrMCOCnri Jul 1 it', 11 Writ1 (or LVilotrtiefi irl Price lieforu Purchnlng r.iKiicrt, kii in i'n umn ai wmct mll ItHtruiuonts, B -oVj n 1 Miiio of f,E Iecriiitiuti: Htn Um nj other Sowing? MiThtn. Ut Net dies, E. I'. WILL, Albany, Or. VTOICIU CO4llEKIXt Sou .Vuir " at V ill A VIAVI Co itfiud in B.'timore Hoc!;. Ths bt ewclry at Will .V Nttrk's, Frt-ah eggs at F E Allen & C... Trophy te some'hing tine at F E Al e - & ' Co. 1 If you wtut a ttaa amok otll f r Jiiti nh m white Uhnr oitfar-, Have ou hoen Or Lowe nbnt ' our eof? ; If not, why not ? J Coins and st-e the nuw clnl el plow at ( Ramps opposite postt tfioe, 1 White snft blankets made st th Albany woolen mills for sale by K E Allen I Jh,l.trn..tonH1Bth.c.ty .10 n,.d . , , u 1 . . 1 P rnniM home iniluttry by tinnUnii th ;.ebr.tel whit, l.bor oiK.Wm..1ufotard by Jtt'itt. Jor.ph. Why moL. Chiu. ciw wh-n , th ume inoDev you can get a w nte 'ubor oiyar Ditue Dy J Jonpn. rlemember all boot, .nil thoea bought cf Klein Hrn. that rip. run over or aolea come looae will be repaiied by db fiee cf ihare. Schultz Broa desire to say for the infor mation of .1' whom it tnav concern that they aro now payins seven and . half cents per pound net for pork. Gut Started Right. Then the whiiilng schoolboy. ith his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like a snail Unwillingly to school, stopped at Conn & llendrlcson s, the live grocers, and left a long order for some groceries, remarking that he liked to eat any way,and that they kept the best groce ries there to be secured anvwhere. If vou would have the best groceries and produce al the most reasonable prices call on Conn & Hendricson. They have them. Sauer kraut, Chow chow, Sorghum, Salmon, White fish, Herring, and all C. E, BROW NELL'S, r GROCER. FORTMILLEB t IRVING Undertakers T TE KEEP ccnstanllycn I aid a full VV ccflins. AUo linial rol es and which will be sold at The Lowest EMBALMING and ,hc proper Mite flO EXTRA CHARCb FCR HEARSE GR SERVICE., ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGON Bay Stoves aid Ranges Buy Stoves and Ranges of Matthews k Washbur . Buy Stoves and Rangesnl Matthews & Washbr Buy Stoves anj Ranges of Matthews & Washburn. Biy Stoves ana Ranges OPJIS UJNTJOYO Bot, the method au(J wgujta vhett ; Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ' 1 ; r i i i . 1 i " 0ud ,refre"g to tl)0 taste, and aCt ! gently yet promptly on. the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- , teill etlectually, Ulspels COlds, head aches and fevers aud cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the tnsto and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to nil and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug--gists. Any reliable druggist who) may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try iu Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FRANCISCO. CAL. WWSVlUi. Kt. HCW YORK, K.Y. SK3B Sweet pickles, Dried fruits In large variety, Specialties in Teas and coffes, Fruits, things nice, -AT- ihe ami Kmba Imcrs. lire cf n itiiil. 1 let li 1 rd veed tot-lets an sultp, in 1 icrcclrith, (Mir , n l 11 1 1 c,( ir Mvlng I'roflts. care of the dead a specially. oi Matthews & Washburn ot
