Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, August 04, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat V. car- NUTTING I'M. mid Prop. Ttiiirasdiiy AuguM!, inns. Published svery iluy la tin Hk lonpt Hnuday, Kniarrl 'at the PoiiUHmu Albany rauiiii.u Mxxinil elate snail mattes, i:a itikk hklim. canvas iii.lis. mkt a i. iillts I I'LAlN WILTS. JKWKI.IT) IILII. "ARMY,, lll-XTS. lSotoSOoeach I'm west show win dow. S E Young & 5on, The Ladies Bazaar i UhderSkirts ol ailki and silky sateens. Full tlounced and corded effects. Itoman at(lHa, changeable and bla-k. While muslins, both lace and emhrold rjr trimmed. LK.& II. J. HAMILTON. SOCIAL AM PKKSONAL Mi.sKlhel Kedfleld will loach the school at Detroit next term. K. J. Miller ami I . mil y have returned Iroin a aeveral weeks vlait in Kuxeiie. Mill Laura Dannala baa returned from Tint with her enter Mia. Arch Allen, on the Columbia. A. Ilrownell and family have cone to (ialea (or an outmii and to nattier moss lor packing -i tho nursorios. An interesting loiter Irom Fred West brook, oueol the Albany boyaat Manila, to bi parent will bo published tomor row.'! Dr. E. O. Smith haa ealtled down lo the practice of d-nllstry in Marahllrld. Yeara ago Dr. Smith waa an Albany den- list. H. O. Wataon and family and Miss l.itiie Morgan left early tliia morning with Mr. J. C. K'. ler for the Aliea country, whore they will spend a month. Mr. Tohn Altermatt baa assumed a clerkship in the Kconnniiat Dry (iooda store, ami will make Albany 1:1 home, a fact hia man liieuda will bo glad to know. Kceler II. Cabbert, a well-known newspaper man, and Mia '.tella How hind wore married In Eugene yesterday and pnaeed through Aldnny ycetorday noon lor their futuro homo in Oregon City. Tho Democrat extends a a'.ick lull of beat wiahva. Uooi ron tiik Cottxox. Lat week we received the 31st annual catalogue of Ihe Albany college at Albany, Oiegon, The achool ll reported aa having don excel ent work the past year. Tliia achool la growing in reputation and increaalug in .himmii-v (mm vuar to year. It ia a good tilace (o aond young mon and young wo man where (hey may obtain moral a ..ti inielleeiual iralnlns. one ol (he trnn earenliala lo nor manhood and womanhood Jranta Pan Courier, Tha Dkuochat ha not yet reotivad a catalogue. Tux Jt)iix Contkiit. ' In the ' elention cotiteat ol I'. II. D'Arcy va. K. P. Uoiaf, candidaU-a (or the circuit jiidgeabip In I I I (lilt rlct, 1110 rocounv ill aauiniu ronntv waa completed Tuoadny ecning, The roatilt ia a net gain ol.Tour votes for Boiao, mnkinR Ills iKuraUty 80 instead l DO i Tl..i raniilm llllt OI10 COUtltV.. Tillft- mook, whore the bearing I act lor Aug. 24. Thia will not cliango, the rviuU Ju , all probability , yH AT I HMte and HOW to Savc MONEY I have received (and more to follow) Pietty Boy's SuUsrom l.2S un-Boy'i 1 Oar witlr war eujblems The latest. , 1 ...... .1.1 . i Hunuwi! lit SAMPLK8 to select suit from. . Fit wonld like to get all ol It) so I liayo bo . Ht nomiy goous. '-,-' . n ... , FALL BTOCK will conilnua to arrlVefaom now on in all lines of Mon and Boy s apparel Rankrupt Ololhing and Stationary st' Hill contiuues. Many Bargains remain. COUNTY OOUHT. leo. 1. Million Judge, D. I Curl null II. U. hWUIIII COIIIUllSSiOl Olll'r. ) N. Yoimv wa appolnud thistle Com missioner for I Mat. ft. I'sllilon ii M, K. Pnul; (or rebate ol tax, disallowed. In Iho manor nf Ilia remodeling ol Ilia court liouia, all Milt stib.nltled in July 27 warn ordered rejected, lllda will prnlwhly bo advertised lor about Nor. I Hill of J. I. Whitney, Oregon agt Oeo, Clerk, diiallowt.1. DalliMinent lai rolanl 1MM waa ordered turned Over to the tharlfr with a warrant lorita collection. T. Tnrnar waa appointed tlilatla com' nilsslonar ol I'ist. 0 and Silaa Coropton d i'iai i. Illlla ia sllowed at full'iws: Judge lUiton (100 00 County Clerk Urahtree r) 66 Hharlrt Munkais 154) BIS Kocordur Nail 1M 00 Hupl. McDonald .'0 00 Treasurer Js HS 6 It II Motague. deputy clerk 70 B0 I'eputy bliarifl Uwelling ;0 00 ac'ct rooa Alii I lino.. II 00: Harnarda. ill 00: llenrv Meyer, f I 00; Oolninaiis, (3 00; Keith, ' 00; Juukin. It OX H it Panivla 8 00 M V Ithvou 5 00 Mary K Davis 8 Oo II K Krhkson 6 00 O O (Jooley A Co 10 00 John Henry 6 00 KM Mil. hell B00 narii A lluhl BOO J II Hcolt 6 00 MfeHTFry 4 00 B r Mmlers '7 00 .Mr Dlnsh M cm lor 6 00 lit I rtmble 2a 00 lr Prill jo ,'olm OrlUlo 9 00 1 iJhaa rrochnoa Z 70 I) II Hralth..' 2!S KTTIflther 2 10 Aid U M Hal 6 00 llirh 4 Buhl 10 40 II K Itamp 12 40 KrH Dawaon 4 4S 0 U Wealbrook 50 Account Indigent aoldirra 12 06 Iturka t A le 3 "0 Mra !iyea 18 00 felon Uader 2 00 KUAtii a an aaiuoKn. JIITIIlotaon MOO K M Kmlth 6 00 Olllivina 12 Wt Monty l.yone 10 CO Stewart A hux IIS "0 A M Filauerald 70 l3 Marlon county 17 2f DCMwann 13 M) MlrixtLAXKol'a. lohn Ueher 10 00 Capital Jouir.al, printing 6 00 I. Kotlieb, jail 4 00 Kilhurn Kta. (Jo 3 7ft lluithea A Trounuan, hauling. . . . K0 lir Havla, ac'ct inuue. . ft 00 (too Hiern, electioaa 2 If.') Catender A llrowfl. printing.... 2 60 M C tiainea, ac'ct aherifl I'.' 0' II i; lUrknete, lail i 3 Or. Tel. Co 4 25 KT r'leher. snrveying H 00 I A Munkera, ac'ct aherifl 12 00 r M Jack, revenue alampa 61 00 A J .'ohnaon, relmtet tax 4 10 K M Uedtleld. ae deputy clerk.... 2.') 00 j:t 00 17 00 l.i IU Inqueit John Kdcnhardcr Ilurial " " K Wheeler.ex-Hiipt Or.gnn Kt KeaeonirA Alio A t MtrlHmald, ac ct nipt It A Btafford, ataesaor Oregon airt iteo Clark T J Mllee.eiationarr Albany Kleclrin l.imitV'o 22 00 20 00 11 4r t 00 W ft" 3) 60 0 111 50 C3 60 00 45 70 13 00 8 00 21 00 3 00 2 00 IE 00 Oregon agt It It Itoyle K C Neil.iiationary and printing. Fred Dawaon, alationary Hmllar, the printer M Lodwing.C II Georgia Muutaitue, ac'ct clerk... A llienner, ac ct clerk I A Mnnkera. board priaonera. . . . I. V I'omeroy, thiatle conimli- ioner V Kuiiardion, thiatle coiumia ioner F Vi I'ooell, ac'ct alierllt election Mary Chrialian D 0 Hwann, aa county coin Theluieinlicra of the county court are in the country todny looking at aevernl furma with a view to securing a county jioor fitrni. Tho Y. P. S. C. of the Cumberland Priubvteriau church will nive n Inwn so cial F ridny evening nt tho rvaiilcnco of Mr.j. iryon s, on mil ami m atrecti. All arc invited. Ico cream and bake 10 cts. Mr and Mrs Charles Busaler and daughter Winona, ol PortUnd are visit- ii g their aunt, Mta. Frank rurdoin. Laium Am Pooiity. Xb regular meeting ol the Ladies Aid 8-clcty will be held at the home of Mrs. A. II. Mar tin on Thursday the 4th ol August at 2:30 p.m. When Nature) i needs assistance it may beboat.io renCer It promptly, but on sh"uf(J r,ep(ieraber lo n'ae the most perfect remedies only when needed. Tho best and moat simple' and gentle remedy la the Syrup ql Figs, man- n factored by tba California. Fig Syrup Company. Excellent Ut-aham Wafere at O. E. BROWNtLi'a. A Now Stock of Syringca at IS per sent discount during July at Dawson's little corner Drug Store, Albany. nn i),,,.n mens Dlif.MH IIA1S. riiU joi'o aiyiu. iuin.. I have guaranteed. Expense trill'ng MANILA I.LTTFK, I Manila Hat, Civile, July 12, 18U8, From Ualie Varlik to L. Verlck and family. W arrivtd tafu at Manila a thla lot- ter shows. A lew words mora about Honolulu and I will cease to bother ou aliout our trip. I vliltoH the iiishop Milieu in at Honolulu. In it were many things of iolereil, such as plumes worth thousands ol dollars, aucientdruxii.bird eggs lo short Tory many tbmga a savage native baa bad use for. Also on Ihe earn ground Is located a achool tor children el Honolulu, who gave an exhl bltlon ol mllitaiy drill for our beosUt, with wooilen guna. They bar two com paoieaol infantry. They are well drill d lor children. I may mention her that they mak a apecialliyol raising eoooaout (or bog lead. It seems as If lb island is mad up mostly of Chinese and Japs, and an American lauorer would not have much show, but capital could And good invest ment liar, I think. I do not have aa much lime aa you would suppose as every morolog the uon csmmiesloned alflcere have to take an elimination which we all have lo attend. About Hawaii being annexed I would say, there ar some lliera who do Dot want annexation, but we ought to annex; them by all means, whereaa if some other nation geta the island it will ways be a menace to our Piciflo com merce. Horn tbink it would coat too much to maintain the irland, what ll w bad to some day lake lb Jsland by "re I lien Hie ernenea won hi i in told. . T"!S about rain iu Oregon it ralua here in torrenta I feel well, ran now eat sow bellieand drink black coffee. Your address to my lettere ia all right. aa I think I am getting every one you mail. We have lots nf (rutt . To describe how It tastea wonld be impossible, but the Oregon boys would like eoine Ore gon cherrlee and pears. 1 win try ana give you en account oi an exciting acene. The Charleston bad ordera to alop at tba island ol Uwam in the bailronea gioup and lake a gun-boat and a foit and make li e Kpanisli garri ron prisloorra. . We arrived off the is- ana rtanuiv. June neunesuav morning the Charleston steamed up the lty, but found no gun bo!, bhe fired l.'l sbota at the Ion, 12 ol them taking effect What waa our anipriie to aee nativea urue down to the lort and make innuiry aa to what was up. I hey thought we were firing a smite. Tney did not know thl Dewey interrupted rotnmunlcatioii at Manila. We raised Old Ulo.-y never lo come down axain. The liovernor ot the island surrenderee!. ,,riiee 'cea on board our ahin. the City ol (iydney. We steamed away the same evening got a little fruit from the native and arrived here a.iu ly on the 30th ol Juue about 3 p ui We find llewey alrijht. We expect to land aoon. Oermany has 8 cruiser ber. but II Japan with her five and Kngland which baa three here aland in lor lair play we will be allright. 1 this letter I cannot give you any I leas about Manila or even Cavii as we have not bad a chance lo act off yet. I 21) 0i I hve been aick, caueed mostly by the 2 lO'rounh weather ne experienced iu the' China sea W have now 20 rounds ol animuni t. in each issued today and everything must be done up to Ihe nanille. Most of us are broke as wo have not as yet received anv pay, The most of I us intend to aenJ our pay home. If ; lK-wey had the money hern ho could take Slanila in no time. How is ice cream business? You ought to be here. Ico crvnni would sell liko hot cukes. I niu fit-ling luir now. Hope you arc all well ami have somo ol tho weather we have to muke good ice cream trade. lcL-grniiift of To-Day. Mauhiii, Spauieli ollicialt are liold- a peace meeting today. 8a Frascijco. The Tacoma leaves (oJay in tow ot tug Iriquois with horses and mules for Manila. Xkw Yoiik. The IlospiUil ship sailed lor Porto Hico this morning with rush ing otdo Key VtBT. A Spanish vessel at tempted tocrnii blockede thia morning Itctreated under heavy fire. Washington. Manv frauds nro dis covered In bids ior war bonds . WABUiNaToN, Aug. 5. Reports Irom Havana Indicate desire among soldiers 10 march against Santiago to attack' the American. Tbat Spaniards prelor light to starving. ..frldeol Albany Soap, , weighs 20 ounces, and is high grade, lor sale by . . 0, K. Bhoh.sii.u CTTS iO otW'UA Stark's, where O X J I you vfUl find one of the 11 neat stocks of iewelrv. vvatclics. clocks, sil-erwaro, uptodiito vanes and timuly novelties in tho valley. They are always ploasod to have pcoplo call and see their goods, confident ol giving snteifnetion in quality and prices. Imrn and vanilla ice cream at Mrs Vtcrcck's Summer (.inrden, this.ovcning some of the tonlcst' trade Id town. (I H. F. Mclhvain Cash Store. Red Crown Snow Flour, per sack Large Line of Hens Gloves 35, 45, We pay the war tax on Tobacco. . Biggest and Best, per plug, 25c. !.thiinin. From the Criterion. Mra. Power, ol Bilero, relurned home Monday after a week'a visit with ber eon, K. L Fower ol tbia place. M. W. Wilklna went to Albany every aay lasiweea tie evidently ia getting a move on his railroad. ' Last Monday D. Y. Htorlevant brought loth Champion milla lb largest load of wbeat ever brouabt to towo. He bad on uuanei ana w pounds. Noleesthpo tweoty-five men were at the papsr mill atraw yards Monday morningtoreekaroployment.net all ol which got work that day bat bare since ueeu pa 1 to wore P. R. Ewing wilting from California to a. 0. Cilstrapof thia place, aaya hie brother. J. K Ewing, I not so well as he has been.- H.T. Bogarl's sawmill on Boart. g river, three milea Irom La comb waa named on day fast week. Several tbobtand feet ol lumber waa also burced. T, era was no Insurance. . C. E. Brown, a Salem canitaliet. wra in Ibis city last week looking at some property with a View ia making some In veatmenta. We understand th't be made Mr. Huahei a proposition lor the Livbt and Water plant. W lecelved a large p'.cture of Camp Merritt last week Irom L. A. Wiley who ia at that place with the Ore. Volunteers. The picture ia a line one and ehowa every tent in the camp as well as con siderable of the surrounding country. Last Friday evening according to ar rangement quite a number ol the Al bany Hive, LOTH made a Iriendly visit to their sisters of the Lebanon hive The evening, waa anent in a verv eniov- able way; refresbmente such aa lemon ade. Ice cream and ease were served and it waa not until a late hour (hat the assembly broke "p. Those prerent mem' here of Albanv Hive, were: Meadame an Winkle, Craw, Bulbs, Goueb. Mer anda, Htetter, beely, Heirs, Fratia team. Kmma Beam, Will Parker, Ted Parker, Btitea, Kelly, Anderson, Willie, Meyer;. Mrs Ilirdman. Lebanon No. 1. Mi.eea Helen Crawford, l'arrish of Rote- ' barK": nJ vrral rho names we lail i ea lo I .Mr. VicrccU'8. Ice cn-Atn ruirnier gardr And parlors. Ire cream Ice rreim so. I a And Irmouude. t a Battleship Oregon i Frj it J j jiru ,.- i rlil lie at st proof. Pav your '07 City Tax and save cost o advertising a sale. C. O. Lux. Chief ot Police and Tax Collector. Cn'irrh Cured. A clear h' ..to weet hreith secured with Sbiloh's Ca airh K.'medy: soldb Koshar t! Mason -Ke -.r rir:- crnt. r' j nirloc I t-.l.tir.-o hai.ii t r. nr... . .',tr b.. -tti,.. yic i ,-.! .... .. Piano.Grgan.Voice-CuItnro.HarmoDy (tela I:, (lilliert, Frances Q. Ilammtr. Tcxtchcn. of "liislc Washington St., near U. bany, Oregon. P. church REMEMBER TlffilBLMN CLOTHING CO. Have the Goods. We have some fine bargains , in our elegant stock 'i SPRING SUITS AND FURNISHINGS. To reduce our stock we Will Give Bargains .all alonjrHhe line. All up to date finely dise. i Yqu ;iieed the goods, we need the money and the room We ought to trade. Special Sale On leo Cream Freezers, On Refrigerfctorj, On Garden Hose. On Wlieel Earrowe, o H f-H -rt Ml wM HI On Lawn Mowers, On Garden Tools, On Oil Stoves, On Screen Doors and Wire Cloth The Stewart & Sox Hardware Co. Special Sale This Week. Tnds Uaik 5 Supped in ZUrk. "Anchor" Shoe. Dainty Footwear Shoe that please the eye and ( fit the feet are what yew want. WeVeGot'Em Jn all styles of Toe; Kid" and Vesting Tops; Tan and Black. FAMOUS ST. LOUIS SHOES, MADS BY THE BROWN SHOE CO- PRO GRESSTVE SHO". GUILDERS. J Jt (H n Ij, small sum for 4)300 a really stylish, ele ' gantly made and serviceable shoe. That's what the "Anchor" Ladies Dress Shoe is J Price reduced to At St Luis Raket -tor tailored -merchan 95c. 50, 75, $1 00. This Week. CO 3 .'.tD . ::;P :H M 73 Tinware, Graniteware and House keeping goods at THE FAIR Our profitr are ro tmall we can lave you a lot ol money. Respectfullv? J. A a WEAVER. A. O. Beams. ? IFruits, at J- C HITLER'S Ground Floor Dental Office. Brondalbln, St., ' Albany, Or Yard Littler, AasUtant. COLLINS & HODGES Dentists. Odd Fel:o's TempleAlbany, Or. All woi k carefully dene under lites methods. 'Blain Clothing Co iou ar invited to can. W. E. BLAIN, tile Tuts tho Prides Down.) Mcltwu'n Block