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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1894)
j?aUy democrat .ititio.l every .lay in the week except Sunday. .rftHCTmu, EJitorc and frup'r 1 rirretl at 0, g,t Offloo at Albany 1 ' umii manor. Albany Bkatsn. The Albany foot ball team returned to Albany from Kuitene with their colon drooping, having been beaten 42 to 2 Willi an average of 2o pounds more of weiuht they sept the Held with the Albany boys, with strength more than skill. UsinR the wedce in nearly every instance thev seemed to be able to push their way across the fisld, turning somersets over our center rush on the way. ihe Guard describes the first half as follows: The same was opened at 2:55 by the U O's with a "Hying wedge." The play was well made and after several close scrimmages the same team scored a "touchdown" and followed it immediate ly, with a goal, scoring (i points, fihat tuck, the center rush, made a number of advantageous plays, and won hearty cheers- As we go to press the teams were lining up in the center again for the second round. On the second line up the Albany's bad tho ball but this gave them no ap parent advantage for within 14 minutes from the time the game started the U O's scored another touchdown but iniBS ed the goal. The home boys took the ball on the third bout and were given a hard rjb by the Albanys. At one time they bad nearly scored a touchdown but before they had made lost ball up the yard, or two necessary, the V O's rallied and car tied the ball directly across the field scoring the third touch down and goal. Templeton was cheered as a good goal kicker. The Ubany team took the ball next. Both teams were getting tired, but this was the closest fought round yet. The ground was guarded closely and it was some time belore either gained pnv ma terial advantage. Little by little, how ever, the Albany bovs lost ground, and although the ball changed hands several timeB, they were finally driven back, and another touchdown and goal scored by the V O's- This ended the first half of the game. Score 22 lor Kugene ; Al bany 0. E.V!'.tek. The Kaster entertainment given by the W C T U at their ball was a pleasant affair. The display of borne decorated Easter eggs was probably the finest ever eeen in Albany, containing many novelties of an artistic character A lunch was served, and during the evening a short program was rendered, consisting of a vocal solo by Mrs Nutting and a uuet by Mr and Mrs Hammer. A pretty Kaster program was present ed At the Congragational church last evening;. An aria by Miss Warner with nn artittic accompaniment by Rev Trow was particularly a treat. A solo by MrB 0 O Lee was also greatly appreciated. Besides exercises by the S 8 children Kaster eggs were distributed among the young members of the audience. A sunrise Kaster service at the M K church was well attended. It was lead by Mies Clara Uuard and was full of interest. Saturday evening the total receipts for the wek were 430.05; for the season $12.7011,34. Following were Saturday'i receipts : Olston Jones 4'.l.50 WmShelton ,, jw'ss A W Cu.'daa :ii.4;i Mrs N J (Jordan 4U.25 A A Ciordan 1.04 K A Thompson 2.00 L. J Ir 11 in bull 8.25 Est Jos Failing 13.75 Walter Ketchum M.O-i JamesAi'ugh 21.10 A M Kendall 10.24 Est of Kendall 8.10 Jacob Allamond 24.ft James Venter 10.50 lieo Barton 5.R0 John Harder 4.44 Uue Harder 1.00 John M inert 4.2O John Canavan 32.32 Mrs F F. Canavan 12.00 S E Coleman 3!Ki C W Simons 10.06 Mary Sim 7.06 Elizabeth liimons i3.iJ John McNeil 121.22 J H McCoy 12.8S J F Wilson 1.00 O & CURCo 3.00 R R Beaman 8 !)2 Rudolph Spring 5.80 J spring A Barnes 5.05 A Eichmau 18.50 Albany Farmers Co 305.25 It II Babineton 23.00 Jas Warner 3.C0 Wm Warner 4.80 Standard Oil Co 27 50 Taxes will be delinquent April 6. The total receipts for Albany were 4tiG.15; tor Uits 13, $178.00. BOIlIB AND U G Hayne today began the construe lion of a cement walk for the second street front of the P O block. Seven inches of rain recently fell In Tennessee In 36 houis. Oregon never dxs business in that way. Bring your coal oil cans and have them refilled with 5 gallons best Pearl oil for 75 cents at A 11 Mcllwalnv When you want anything In the gro cer line do not forget that A B Mcll wains 1- the place to get It. See his price list in this paper. The weather for the past week has been universally complimented. Today the wind hat been In the south with an over cast of clouds, which Is the proper thing. A B Mcllwain Is receiving his new gool6; new ginghams, satteens, prints, and teasel downs. Call and get prices before you purchase, as you can save money on all dry goods you buy from him. The team of Mr John Morgan of Plain view ran sway Saturday evening, start ing near Broadalbln and 7th street. The wagon was tipped over and Mr Morgan thrown out: but fortunately was not In jured. Mr Morgan hai had more than lis share 01 runaway sccioenis. The place to get your quinine Is at Fred Dawsons cor 2nd and Broadalbln streets Albany Or. X-BKBOICAIi Judge Straban came 110 from Portland this noon. Mr Chris Hardman Is renorted serious ly ill at his home a few milia from Al banv. Mr and Mrs Gen T Cox. of Meliama, are in the city to day and gave this office a friendly call. Mr and Mrs J K Weatherford. and niece, Miss Arick, left Saturday evening tor ban Jose and the Midwinter fair. C E Wolverton, of this citv. delivered an address atCorvallis Saturday night. Mr wolverton Is tieiug mentioned some for congress. MrsRenner, of Natchez. Mass.. sister of Mrs CieoJK Chamoerlain, arrived in Albany Friday and will remain the com inglyear. I'hii is Mrs Renner's second visit to our city. W II Alexander, a printer well known in this portion of the state, arrived in this city laBt week from San Francisco, and expects to remain here with bis family for some time. Ho save printers are Having a nam time 01 it in ban r ran cisco now. Guard. The college boys who played foot ball at Eugene Saturday say the university students there were as white a lot of young men as they ever met. They were greeted at the train irniuv night by an immense crowd and fully 1000 people witnessed the game. Of the Al bany team Turner was taken sick and Harry Saltmaish took bis place. The boyB think that with training the state university team would be able to meet any'hing on the coast. List of Patents. Granted to Pacific States inventors this week. Reported bv C A Snow & to. Solicitors of Ameri- ...... 1 Vnvn;nn Dntanto Onn IT U Patent Office, Washington, U E E Barry, Elk Grove, Cal., voting boot: H F Heecher. Port Townsend Wash., easel; J Bell, Troutdale, Ore., Feed-water beater; J uiooi,nougmon Wash., washing machine. A H Carrnn ter, Stockton, Cal., Marine propeller; A W Coats and J Bartlett, llkiah, Cal., Grovel or dirt wagon ; F J Crouch, Port land Ore., dvnamo-electric machine: W T Curl, Los AngeleB, Cal., sliding door lock. E E Douglass, Hanford, Cal., School program-bolder; W E Howell, Los Angeles, and W H Gilbert, San Francisco. Cab. North ban Juan, Cal fruit-carrier; M Jensen, Astoria, Ore., can-soldering machine. K w Jessup; Dos Aneeles. Cal.. separator; C A Kollz Valleio, Cal, Blowing-engine; D Solfield and H Kohlberir. San Francisco, Cal iail construction : D J Slevenson, Bakers- .. r, . 1; 1-. t neiu.iai-. car-coupiine; e-iune. chu Viwaa. Cal. dish-washer. C F A Sturts, San Franciso. Cal., electrical protection for Bates; J r Waesch.Los Angeles, uai. key-holder; L Welspiel. San Francicco, ua., iype-vt rinug uiwiinuc. BIIS-nTB If hard times Drove an inducement to men to live within their means they will have served one great purpose. The Salem Statesman sava peonle will be falling over themselves pretty soon to get out of the two-bit party. Their kind irienus win considerately not refer to the fact that tbey erer belonged to it. Fred T Merrill, of Portland, who is well known through the state and will always be lemembered from a badly scarred face, heads his advertisements of bicycles this year, "Slightly disfigur ed but still in the ring." MCIX.---p-ilLXWS nr-B-W PHIOB Z.IST Best Pat Roller flour per sack $ ,i;.'i 5 gall- pearl oil 75 3 cans bet tomatoes 25 2 cans beet table peaches 30 Best Iowa corn, per can 10 pounds rolled Data 1.00 17 pounds granulated augur. , 1.00 In pounds Extra C sugar 1.00 pouuu Japan tea. . 2o pound Gunpowder tea 3.5 Arbuckle colTee per pound 25 4 pounds green coffee 1.00 All SOOdB warranted as renresented and full weight guaranteed. A. is. Ml-Ilwain. Rotten eggs are in demand in Toledo, Ohio. They are having a street car strike. ' Strikers have adopted a novel method, pelting the car with rotten eggs, which not only keeps passengers off, but, being thrown from the midst of a crowd, the throwerB cannot be identi fied, so no arrests can 03 inane w-tn a probability of conviction. The Pendleton E O tells of the follow ing good example to office seekers: A trio of candidates for the county clerk ship met Friday on First National Bank corner. After discusting the situation. they agreed to settli the issue in this manner. On the dropping 01 a bat by Borne third party, the three were to race from wbere they thee stood to the Sav ings Bank corner, one equare away. The start was fairly made, and an exciting race ansuea. one was rattier corpulent but proved to be a good sprinter. The other two were exactly matched in height and weight, although oni bad the advantage of being ten years the younger. At this time it will not be an nounced which won, but it will come out later. For all three solemnly agreed to abide by the result of this Olypiau test. The blood is the sourer of health. Keop it pure by taking Hood's Sarsapa- 111a, wnicn is peculiar tons sell, ana su perior In strength, economy, anj medical merit. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, care fully prepared from the tst Ingredients, 2$ cents. Bath at Vierecks cuttiog parlors. shaving and -hair TfUKVU CUXMDKBIKU Will & 8uik, tV itwpl If yuii want a fine ainokr call for Joseph. white labor cigar. The best'rnut notlea in the oity t (Jnmarl .'foyer a. Hodges & McKinanrl, the leading dm tore, Albany, Ol . Will & Stark's large line of silver war has created a great deal of talk. Pa.roniza home industry bv smoking the celebrated white labor cigars, matiarantured by Juhus Joseph. STK1CTI.T lx It. When it comos to washing the Albany Stcum Laundry strictly in it. It is doing the business of the city: the Celestials aro ironic? to the wall. 20 cents a dozen for plain washine is cheap enough for nnyliody in any kind of times. Richards A: 'Philips do first class work nn.i spend their money at home. I'alromze the Albany &team Laundry. Gaiidkn Seeds. Every body should have a crarden. Aro vou one who will Then go to Stewart & Sox Hardware Co ana make your selection fioin a fresh supply of all the seeds in the market, the largest siuck in cne city. See the New Improved Singer sewing m chine. Ihe r(tu alwsvs the cheapest W Sawden, agent. Oth'ce'at V M French ewelry vtore Heart Palpitation Indlgsstlon, Impure Blood Cured by Hood's. Jilli Mr. J. TT. Brldpea "0. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass. : ' Dear Sirs : During the winter and spring I have used a dozen bottles ot Hood's Sarsapa rllla In my family, and I am quite sure we have; becm greatly licueflted by It. For years 1 have)' been troubled with Indigestion, accompanied, HOOD'S Sarsaparilla CURES; by sympathetic heart trouble, and Hood's Bar. saparllla has done me very much good. 'Wet have also given It to the children for Impure blood and ringworms with very good results. 1). W. BniDOKB, Pleasant Bill, Oregon. ej N. B. It you decide to take Hood's Sarsspa. rllla do not be Induced to buy any other. A Hxvt-'.xa Machines neatly repaired and warranted by a thornuchly competent work man, at F M French's jewelry aore, Albany gon. C E Biownelis erocery store is tncreas- nc in popularity. He carries a fine sleek in a light room, easily accessible and gives bargains. Next door to the P O. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder A Pure Q rape Cream of Tartar Powdar; French has the largest and finest stock of spectacles and eye glasses in Linn County. Prices to suit the times. Hood's Pills cure all Liver Ills, Biliousness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache, ssc g ftedCrownMills JOHN IfOM, PROPRIETOR. W PROCKMH CLOUR BITER 10k fOK stAVI'IS AITD BAR ERA VHV, KEST STOIUfiP "WIUrJES Don't Bblievs It. The Prineville papers continue very skeptical about the Oregon Pacific. The Review says : The following head line in the Albany Herald haa rather a familiar ring to it: The Oregon PacincCol Hogg will buy the road and extend it eastward." This startling announcement would be encouraging to to at neop'e whonrb 120 miles from a railroad had we not been stiitl'ed a ith the sauie kind of nnwa ever since the road was started. Leo Buokkx. Chas liice, ngci about 50 year, met wite a very p iinful and seri ous accident yesterday. Ho was plowing en liis farm some threo miles from this pluoo, when he stepped around in front if the plofr. Tho horses suddenly started, throwing double tree violently against his legandTireakinc it. A messenger ctnie to tins placo and secured the services of I r t'ox.who went out anil set the broken limb. Mr Hico being nn c.ld man make-, the ac cident worse, but he will soon b? nut :i g.iin. llrown.A'illu Times. A Cur'.omtT . Mr Geo Siinipson, the Wells largo express man, has just run across a gold piece that has leached i's threo score years, being dated 183-i It is a curiosity in tho money line. A Portland father had a dealer arrested for selling his son cigarettes. The- man was found guilty prol lined 8") and costs. Then the man ha"d the boy arrested for it is a violation of the law for a minor to smoke thcin, nnd the boy was lined 85 and costs. Special Mkktixo. A special meeting Jf Benlah Rebeknh Lodge Xo 33 will be held at their iaM Tuesday evening March 27, at 7 :30 o'clock. Business of special importance will be for consideration and all members arc timed to attend. Annette M Weatukbfokd, N G. An Easteu Bazaar. The ladies of St Peters Episcopal Church will open an Kaster Bazaar in the W (" T U hall on Tuesday afternoon March 27" and continue until W ednesdav noon. They will have for sale timnv useful and ornamental arti cles, also a fnrge nsfortment of Japanese goods from Andrew Kans of Portland. Snp-l'.-will I served after 6 o'clock. Price '!" cts. All are cordially invited. Capes and Jackets. I have received my prii g and summer jackets direct from New York manufacturers. Caiies are Til E thing this year ami 1 have n fine line A novelties in them. I carry al-n a nice line of material and trimmings for making caTs. S K Yor su. Ldie,'ry Ihe Eglantine Mas siqe Cream 'he bst pieprali,in ever made for the complectlon. to I e hid of Mrs Romell. at Russ House Albany Ore. ( lew towels to everv customer at Viereck 'hsviog parlcrs. Tiic Best Jokk. The Salcn Independ ent tells the best joke of the season : A few days ago there came to Salem from the southern portion of the county a wo man. She wne in quest of her husband u-iili a keen look of vengeance in her sharp b.own eyes. She went to one ot our hotels and entered the office with the air ot n person who was alter something and knew wnai inai someiinug A pproacblng the bespectacled gentleman w ho presides over the register with signal grace and suavity, she asked him if Mr had been there. "Oh, yes," replied the obliging clerk, "lie was here with his wife last night;" and raphlly turning over the leaves of the register lie showed ber where her husband bad registered. The woman started around the hotel like a iwash on the warpatti. She Bwore vengeance on the man who had Bworn to protect lier, and that there would be nothing left of him alter she once got hold of the culprit. After airing her views on "Man's in humanity to woman" and on "Marriage being a failure," etc, she lelt for her home; and there she found the villain, peacefully doing the duties of an honest husband. Without a word of warning she began wrecking the ho'ise. She did not cease her work of destruction until she fell to the floor exhausted. When she was brought out ot her swoon, she found ijereelf in the arms of her unfaith ful husband. This was too muck for ber, and another attempt wns begun. Fin ally she submitted to nn explanation. The husband denied the charge but without avail, so he concluded to come to town with her to disprove the charge. They went to the hotel and upon a close examination it was found thai the entry upon the register was made two weeks previous, when they were in town to gether and stopped at the hotel The husband smiled, that was all; his wife smiled, and that was all. They now oc cupy the eame ho"se and are happier thau ever. There will lw but one assessment in the A 1 1 I j V order for the month of April This makes five assessments for the first four months of this vear. Five dollars assessment for four months on a policy of S'-'OOO is very cheap. Jim Corbett proposes to appear as Ham let in shakespeares great piay, n iaci tnai would cause even r.'iwin wji io lam, but there is nothing like cheok. OS T11F WARS. The difference between Living eil and living Poorly is very small II yorj buy right even In hard times. Trade With those who do Business on the square, (living quality as well As quantity. Parker Itros. are such a firm. Their groceries are always First class and their baked goods are un surpassed any where. Snmwi ViiAr. The Ladies Bazaar dires to announce that they have just re- ceived an elegant nneoi ie.nn- hhu n,..ses capos rnd ja'.ets for string wear. Th?se garments enmpri-f all the latest Panuan at Ie ni are tailor mailft Iheprues to uit th times. Call and init them. John Butterworth.fheO T postal clerk lias two broken fingers, the result of a stick of wood falling on Ins right nanu. rsucn ac cidents will not occur when men learn to let their wives manipulate the wooti puo Ne.u. Dow's 90tii BinTitBAY will be honored in this citv on this Monday even ing at tho WCTU hall by an entertain ment ot which the following program will bepresented: . i llevotionid exerci.s Mrs D II Mcuil- A Memory of Neal Dow Mrs Kmma Tatham. Solo, selected Miss'.Warner. lfecitation, After -Many Days Miss Eva Simpaon. Neal Dow; His Opportunity nnd How Ho Improved It Mrs T J Wilson. Sclo, A Song for the New Revolution Carter Lee. Our Opportunity: How Shall We Im prove It? Rev J T Abbett; Rev RiUy Little. The "Grand old Man'' of the prohibi tion movement is worthy of honor; let us add our mite to the general greeting, snd see what impulse we mav receive irom his lite. SritiNO Mn.i.iNKiiv. Mrs W R Bilyeu has purchased the millinery store of Mrs Ida buell, and proposes to give the citizens of Albany a first-class stoc of goods in tne millinery line to select from. This waek she will receive from New York an elegant line of pattern hats, for the inspection of the ladies of Albany and vicinity. An ex. pert milliner has been engaged, those uesir ing the latest styles nt reasonable price" will do well to call on Mrs Bilyeu. HORN. Mr Van Horn, the popular street car conductor, received an Easter remem brance notWured by many. It is a girl and weighs ten pounds. All doing well. RAWLINGS. In Albany, March 20, 1804, to the wife of C(i Kawlings, n daughter. Jewel Stoves and Ranges Best On On ai-ch 26. LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN; 1L Ll'STRATKD BY HIS OWN STOR1F.S' is the topic of the record of the series of "Popular lectures by Popular Speakers" a the First M K church, Wednesday even ing March 2. Tho speaker Rev U W llr.iniiis is terse and magnetic in his nd-ilres-es and those who have heard hiin enthusiastically recommend him to those who appreciate entertaining anil lcsiruc tive lectures. Admission 2." cents. Children 15 cents. Albanylnsaraiice Agency We have had over seven years exper ience in the Home cilice and local Insur ance business.and can guarantee Insurance written bv us to be properly looked atier The following Is a partial list of compsnies represented by us: Forln No-th British & Mercantile, Norwich Union, Phcenii, London, Man chester, Guardian, Sun, Caledonian, Lon don A La-.cashlre. American Continental of New York Wstche'r of New York. The Contl- nen'al of New York and Manchester of F.ngland, write farm business, taking notes for the premium, with ample time fi payment. We respectfully solicit any good business. Office opposite old post office. SENDERS 4 SENFT. rr- rn to O.J.UU.i'lrgand wiling Old ii b e f vr. Every family has r iisit orn knivor firk", poon ete. j It plated by dinoin In melt meial, S'o experience- or baH work; asoolsit na'ior. Address WP Hsrns-n AC" Clerk No 14. Cjlupibus. (jliic. New Advertisements. UyANTKD -Woman to do general bouse work. Cll ai Dkmoorit offlc. SJS.Ofi to8n oo PER DAY at home selling Llghtniflg Plater and plating jew elry, watches, tab'eware, etc. Every house has goods needing plating. No ex perience; no capital; no talking. Some agents are mak'ng $25 a day. Permanent position. Address a ft. ueino 1.0 , Co lumbus, Onio. Tior Sale or Trade, a house and lot In 1 cood location In Albany W'll sell cheap for cahh or wiil tiade for land part ly or wholly improved not very lar from town. Call or write to this ofllce. TJ REST.- Two lojms. newly flu IsLed, one suitable for small store or otUco, one for store, MxliO feel, 111 b ready by Much !!. Call oil Dr O W Maston for pirtiaulara. WANTED. A young lady desires a place to do trenoral home work. Address Ulara M Ka nolu, Albany lire. )LRK BUKI) Silver Laced Wynndottc eggs for sale by D O Woodworth. IJ'.ORBA.RfJATNSin real estate addreas 1 oroill on Iam?a V Oardwell A Co., Jc-flerson. ro im rooantiv otvu an a boot and shoe shop. I'a l oa L Viereck. TWR RK.NT. - ThB 1 pled liy J W Bemlv IT cos, Fens, Enos. Pure bred Silver j. Laced Wvandntta, Kgirs fur Bettliu'.it the Alhany Poultry lards, r rem pen n. 1 and 2, 81.25 pr 13; ps. No. 3 $1 per 13 B Plymouth Rocks, 75ot"per lonn Brush, Alainv, Or. Cur 4th and R R sta sold by H;F Merrill. -Bmjrht nn! FOR SAN FRANCISCO. The Steamship HOMER will ply bptween San Fran cisco and Willamette Valley points via the Uregou and Sonthern Pacific railroads, sailing with freight and pas sengers on or about the fol lowingdates: From San Fran ciseo on Monday, March 20, at l p m. irom i aquina: on Saturday March 31, at 0 a m. Fare from Albany and Corvallis to San Francisco: Cabin, 12; Steerage. $9. Uound trip tickets, includ ing meals and berths, good for 30 days, $18. I'n as 1 Hemikv, Sox ft Co. Agents. No 2 to H l4rket street. Sun Franewco. The Earth Matthews Washburn SOLE AGENTS Call On READ. PEACOCKS CO. AND See Their Nice and Trimmings, dies Fine Shoes. Dress Patterns Also Their La- At Perry Conn's, Barrel of Pickels, Chow Chow, Fine California Honey, Horse Radish Roots, Grass and Garden Seeds, Always keep on hand'a choice line of all staple groceriei well as a sujierior stock of crockery. G.C- MOON. . Si:ceor lo I A Morr'n. Flour and Feed Store Opposite Russ'Humr. flu on hand a full ttxk of Chqptd rt d,Coir;l,s Flcnr, Bran, Shorts, Ceim Via Ora'iam, Rnclinhfat, I!je M nr, Iaj, Oil, S rsir, To'atoff, Appltl, ;o.