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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-28
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afternoon, Ned?
Ned-1es, unless it is going to rain
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August as. 1890
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited BY albany ". o.r.u

The entire amount OF stock In the wo-
mans Temperance Building Association
has finally been subscribed for and the
location Of the structure definitely decided.
II VIII stand on the southwest corner OF
La Sale and Monroe streets, Chicago, juss
across from the headquarters OF the Ma
ttonal w G 7 u. The corner stone will
be laid early In the spring. The building
VIII be twelve stories high.
A distinguished EngIishman, returning
70 his own country after careful study Of
oar American institutions. on belng asked
what he had seen that was most unlike
England, answered "The wineiass diu .
ner tables Of the great middle class"
Barroom bargains are essentially want.
ing In the gHid pro gHO, or economical non
ealy. Otherwise saloonisis would display
their goods In their front wlndows.a and put
the drunksrds they manufacture upon tx.
hlbitlon At the county fairs, Instead oi
skulklug hehind painted panss and screen.
ed dooFs.-A A Phelps.
A few years ago In lonely hut in Gen.
sFal Africa, worn out man died upon hi
knees, praying IN the fervor OF q eonsecia At
ed loyal oui,"oh.iet Thy kingdom come
He had opened, he thought, The great
dark continent 10 the onward march o
Christian civilization and the light Of Gods
truth. chsissendom shouted for Joy and
the procession started across the sss
Watch Il. One misslonary,7o.oeo gallons
Of rum one missionary. 7oono gallons
more of rum another missionary smother
10000 gallons Of rum and 80 on and on
II goes, rum and missionaries, missionaries
and rum. Thus we touch ,hc great Congo
state. Watch again. One convert 10
chriss.a hundred drunkards one more, .
hundred more. The mlssIonary's heart
grows sick. Il cries out, "oh, Christians as
home, for the love Of Chris, atop the Fun.'
But. IS tho climate does iga exhaustive
work, anj one By one the brave workers
sink beneath the burning sun. hearts at
home arc discouraged, and the next ship
goes only with Fum--wiahout the mlssson.
sry. Under the madness OF Intoxicating
liquors sent from Massachusetts ~ hun
cFed OF those people Got congo) slaughter
ed each other In alngle day. Again va
arr told Of single gallon of this drink
causing fight In which fifty were killed
Judas sold his Lord Tor seventeen dollars
but America hurrfes fifty ssula from earth
for ninety cents. ."-maEgarst Z Stewart ID
Herald sud PresbyteT.
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The Terrible Adventures of TIVE Mon In
The Mountains.
LYoNs, or. Feb. aosh. $500.

i LYoNs, Or, Feb. aoth, 1890.
q D Fort and Charlie Grigks.two young
men OF Lebanon, came near ioosing theli
liyes few DAYS since In the Cascade Noun
lains from cold and hunger. They were
employed by Drs Whitney aud Taylor,
about the 9Th Of December Last, 10 70 10
the Warm Springs. on Brighton Bush
Greek, about sixty miles east from Albany.
near the line Of the o. p. railroad, 10 stay
the winter and hold claim for them.
They sent In email supply of provision
with the boys and left them, promising 10
scnd more In few days, but were pre-.
vented from 80 doing by n heavy fall Of
snow In the mountains. which rendered the
trail lmpassaLle for hack or animals. The
boys built them cabin and staid az agreed
until about The 10th or nth OF January,
when their small supply OF provisions had
given out, all but few pounds of fiour,and
as @man cannot live by bread alone,n they
decided TO attempt the peril!ous task OF
coming out again on foot, a. preferable TO
death by slow starvation In their lonely
cabin. So after baking upa few water
cakes they started out through about five
or sis feet of snow, and the ioaith day
their scant supply OF bread gave out and
they had only made about Ave miles on
their journey. Thoy were four more days
longer In reaching hahlsailon, end their |
suiterings can better be imagined than de- |
scribed, nc they were forced 10 anbsist unon |
a few green leaves and lieoriee roots that |
they could fin In the snow. When with |
In about three and half miles OF the /
house Of Mr. Jones, Grlggs, sfr younger OF /
the two, became sick and gave out entirely, /
and hls companion, after building him q
good fire, pushed on alone In search OF /
food and succeeded In reaching the house
OF Mr. Jones, and having obtained food
started back 10 find his sick eomrade. Ia |
the meantime GFiggs having staid two
days where Fort had left him started on
to Try 10 find him OF some way out Of the
sssow,and Just at night he tried 20 light a
fire and had struck his last match without
succeeding Ia starting a blaze when he
heard shout from his friend, who was re
turning with food and matches. The next
DAY they went on together 10 Mr. Jones'
and The . sxt day they reached Coe Station,
young Fort having frozen his feet badly
and Griggs having his toes frozen. Mr.
Fort is now at Mills City and II Il feared
that his feet viii have to be ampu.ated and
young Griggs 10 staying with friends near
Lyons aud Is recovering from the effects
OF the terrible exposure and hardshipa ne
has undergone. NJ. ID.
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From Taesdsy's Daily.
THE HARRISBURG ROBBERS.
O. $ Walker and oliver nrlsz. the eslvsi..


When Mr. Damon Smith, the Harris
burg druggist, was being gagged IN hIs
store on Thursday morning OF last week
after having been robbed OF 5000 he saw
up under the mask OF one Of the robbers
and thought he recognized the counter.
anee OF 9 y Walker, Tin horn gambler
residing at Junction City. who had been IN
the city frequently. The next day he
qnletly placed the matter In the hands OF
Y I Scott. private detective. whs traced
Walker up 20 Corvallis. and after being
there couple days arrested him Just a. he
was getting ready to leave for Portland,
yesterday afternoon. Walker then con.
tessed the whole business. linpllcaslng
Oliver Briggs. son OF w W Briggs, oi
Harrisburg, as his partner, signing a writ
ten statement TO that effect. lie said they
hid $500 Of the money In q shed. after
taking about $50 apiece. They arrived In
Albany on the 6 o'clock freight. and left
last night for Harrisburg. The Harris.
burg Constable was selcgraphed and Briggs
wac arrested last night; but would make
no staetment. the money was not found
where Walker sEid Il was hid, and Il Is
thought by some Briggs had taken charge
OF Il. District Attorney Hewitt went TO
that city this noon 10 conduct the exams.
nation TO take place this afternoon. Walk.
er Is tin horn gambler, and resided Ia
Albany last fall. His parents reside Ia
Sacramento. and are said 10 be wealthy.
Olive Briggs Is about tweniy-one and q
said 20 have been somewhat Wild for sew
efsl years. Walker gets the credit ol
having had hand In burning the Junction
hotel
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ruesaay KyenIng. Yeb. 81. j

| Iuesuay hvenfnE, Fcp. Is, l1Sus
| Present Mayor. recorder, street com,
missioner, marshal and CouncIlmen Tab
ler, French, Deyoo, Butkhart, Smith ans
Garrett.
The following bllIa were ordered paid
Willard Deyoe and Wm. Hand, $1,000
{; |. Savage, $500, Richards & philIlps,
SIS, Santiam laundering TO, Sfo 90; w
s Reece, sro sos q L Hughes, $a, r Ben.
der, $I3l II East. 50; M Armstrong, ST.
Peter Riley, So; w N Miller, $40, John
Zones, $40; John Maxwell, SIC. AZ; Al !
Hunt. sos; w A MeClain, $50; Albany
Iron Works, S5.os.
iilli OF John Schmeer. Sri FOR hack hire
10 pest house, was continued.
Further time was granted IN the matter
OF building permits.
On motion, the street commissioner vas
dheeted TO put gravel around tops Of els
terms.
The street commissioner made several
recommendations, Including new bridge
across ditch on Lyon and 9th. Referred,
with power to act.
Petition Of Jos Earl and others iof side.
walk on south side OF sth street, at block
q. Referred.
Petition OF Stewart & Sox, S Z Young
and others. asking that congress be pc
iilioned to grant right 10 bridge the win.
annette river At this point was granted, and
i;urkhart, French and Smith were ap-
pointed committee to prepare memorial
TO congress.
Petition Of John Icon and othcrs for
sidewalk on ssuth side OF Water street,
'rhnrston 10 Hill, was read and referred.
The matter of the appointment OF q
was referred untlr the next
meeting.
License to sell beer was Rranted Mr.. ]
A Zimmerman; also 10 ] A Gross and w |
Monicith 10 sell all liquors.
The city surveyor was instructed 10 es-
abllsh grade east OF Main and ils q
profile.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

: nsIIssls Account q .As Situation rhsrs.

PRINEviLLE, Or, Feb. 10Th. .iSoo.
As you have no regular correspondent
fiom this part. will give you few items
that may interest some OF your readers.
There has been considerable sickness IN
this country since last fall. In the early
part OF the winter there were several cases
Of typhoid fever II claypooi bad .
long protracted spell Of fever. lie mas
confined to bis bed for over three month :,
but Is now able 10 be on his feet again.
CM EIkins' mumps, that he imported
from Albany In the early part Of the win
ter, took well IN this climate, most Of the
children and a great many old people
had them.
There has been several cases OF La
Grippe IN and about Prineville, but no
deaths occurred from that disease.
This has been hard winter on stock 10
Eastern Oregon. We had snow on the
ground for about sever weeks at one time.
The first Of this month we had chinook
that took ali the snow of, then the weather
was beautiful up TO last Saturday, when Il
turned cold and began to snow. On Sun
day morning the snow was eight inches
deep, with the mercury down TO ten above
zero,and has been quite cold up to the pres.
ent writing. II loUks as though the snow
had come 10 stay longer than atockmen
want Il 10. The loss Of stock In this coun.
" has been great. The loss Il the greatest |
With sheep. IL IL estimated that at least
twenty hye per cent Of the sheep south Of
Willow Creek have died, and II this snow
should lay on q week or ten days longer
stock wilt die by the wholesale. Toe most
Of the stockmen are out Of feed, and had
driven their stock out on the range. Those
that have feed left are gathering their
stock 70 feed again, but those that have no
Iced arc trusting Ia Providence 70 bring
heir stock through.
Sheep pelts will be legal tender here
q the spring. II the o PRR was com.
'leted Il would get the job OF carrying
many car load Of peits 10 market.
Politics Is beginning 10 bud In this part.
pennoyer II tie only one spoken OF for
Governor In this part by democrats.
SAGE BRusH.
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IN MEMoRtAm.

HARRISBURG, Or, Feb. ssnd. 1890.
Al he regular meeting OF Harrisburg
Grange, No ~, r. OF IL. the following res
oluilcns were adopted:
WHEREAS, God In His Kind providence
has been pleased to cali cur be owed BROTH
er, VIM. MecuIioch, one Of the few re
naming charter members of this grange,
to lay dowa his Implements on earth and
join the brotherhood beyond. Therefore.
be Il
Resolved, That while We humbiy bow
to the decree of the Divine Ruler VIC truly
mourn the loss OF one who was always
ready with good council and advice 10 his
fellow grangers.
Reseipad, That in his death this order
looses one OF Its most honored members,
his family kind and afiectionaic father
ard the community good citizen.
Resolved, That the grange hall be draped
Ia mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
placed on the record of this grange a copy
be given to the bereayed family and cop,
be furnished the county papers for publ
cation.
BA STANFORD,
G NJ ALRoRp,
EE uPMRYER,
Committee.
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A BUILDING YEAR.
Three rims. tas Snmbsr st fieas.s Of Last
Year.

An Albany contractor tells the DEMo-
Graf that there sill be three times the
number OF buildings erected in Albany
this year that there was last. judging from
the plans already made. Already several
cottages hive been erected and enough are
being arranged for to keep a small army
of carpenters and painters busy. This
means the erection of 900 TO 500 houses In
Albany this year, to Gil which II will take
an increase of 7ooo TO ssoo people. Some
one viii say II Is easy 10 count chickens
before they are hatched bur in this case
may of the eggs are sut, and there Il
enough In sight to verify the prediction.
Besides residences. the number of new
blocks may be put down In the same pro.
portion, II not more. The DEMOCRAT has
always been careful TO not exaggerate, and
never Intentionally. As rule II places
figures low. In last years record II gave
the facts from actual observation. II is
well to look ahead and be ready for the
attack. Albany Is our city, and Albany
men should unite In making the result
equal the outlook. II VIC have not the
making OF a live city, Just from tangible
prospects, then there Is no such thing II
books or papers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28
MARRIED.
BINGHAM-WARREN.-On

BINGHAM-wARREN.-On Tues
day evening, Feb. asth, 1890, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Nj. A. Garretson. in Albany,
by Rev. E. R. Prlchard, assisted by Revs.
Irvine and Condit, Mr.. NJ. G. Bingham
and Miss II. A. Warren. both of Albany.
A number Of invited friends were present,
fine lunch was served and the display OF
presents was good. The happy couple
have the best wishes of many friends.
HODGES-STEwART.-Inc Corvallis.
on Saturday, Feb. aad by Justice Carlile,
Mr. Marcus Hodges and Miss Mary
Stewart, both OF Soap Greek. The DEM
ocRAr congratulates the happy couple on
terminating what might have been an I'M
pleasant affair in as agreeable manner
| CANAvAN-CwENBY. WILLIAM
SON-MORGAN.--On Monday, Feb: "A
1900, at Tangent, by Rev. Gould, Mr.
Tohn Canavan and Miss Florence Owenby
and Mr. w A Williamson and Miss Matilda
c Morgan, all OF Linn county. May thei
lives be happy and prosperous ones.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

Suirrsss rnAr SUR Mr. W r Gra-
ham. the tailor, has Just received the
isrgess and anest lot u suisings ever
brought 20 Albany, - to which he wishes
the men Of Linn connty and vicinity to call
and examine them and Judge for then-
selves. They csnssst OF an elegant line oi
imported goods, Of the best quality. In
cludIng several nav designs never before
brongllt here. A more popular line o
fabrics It would be siifscuit to secure, and
| these Wishing suits. or parts OF suits made
up In the latsss style will do well to give
him call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

SPREADING OUr.-Mr. Julius Gradwohl
besides his large eroekery stock will nov
keep on hand splendid line OF groceries
OF all kinds, giving our citizens many sd-
yaniages they will be glad TO secure. He
Will make the prices so reasonable that
our citizens Will have an object In calling
onhim for first-elass groceries. The regular
market price will be paid for all kinds OF
produce. Give hin a call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28
MABEL.
FehruarY aaih. 800

rSufuAtY &4tn, ioY0.
The food has subsidized and people have
gone to work TO make repairs. Some OF
the posts went out from under one side OF
Fields saw mill and one-haif the pIaner
building, 3oxso feet, stories high, with an
old planer, q sticker, al edger and grind
stone, with some other tools. and The Mo-
hawk cut around the dam and number
OF bridges aid out In this, as well as other
parts OF the country. Several million feet
OF logs went cut Of the Mohawk. The
loggers have been down the river looking
after them. The report about two million
feet still In the stream and think tilsy
will save the most Of what went out.
George Fields died at his fasher's,at the
mill, on The s.h OF this month, OF lung
fever.
| Quite number here have been and are
having .'la grippe"
| Snow on the ground yer. People arr
looking anxiously for the grass to spring
Up as the ground has been covered BY the
beautiful snow most Of the time since th'
sIst OF December. q. k.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28
Alice Atherton the Popular Actress

Says, Z s Holden During tho prevailing
cold weather have suffered from severe
cough. sm pleased 10 state that received
great relief from the use Of your Ethereal
Cough Syrnp. ALICE ATmERrox.
San Francisco. Feb, 10, 1879.
Large size $l.00, small 80 cents. For sale
by Fl G Hubbard, druggist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

A cHoIcE vAxIErY.-Fine comb hon.
ey, all kinds Of syrups. choice pickles In
wood and In glass, s,plckled pigs feet. chow
chow, In fact an endless variety of choice
groceries at Geo @ Henderson's. Give me
a call, prompt attention and satisfaction
guaranteed Prices the lowest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28
LYONS.
Fcl, d. tHoo

Feb. 20, 400.
Griggs reports great damages done along
the line by high water.
Yesterday the train put In an appearance
for the first time since the recent food,
loaded with supplies, which were badly
needed all along the line, for nearly every
bod, was short Of -four and other provisions
were becoming scarce.
The majority of the sick people in thi'
vicinity are recovering. with the exception
Of the little son of Mr. and Mrs Hartinas
who was buried last Thursday.
The little daughter of L Burnett whs
has been very III with typhoid fever, Is re.
covering slowly. NJ B.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

DELAYED wooLENs. .-Zacl,ss s. Son
mcrchan, tailors and Srapers,.o2posite
Post Office. have received notice tina. the
two large shipments of Sooiens consigned
TO them are soon to arrive. II viii be tc
your interest and advantage TO examine
their stock before pvrchaslng.as they anti.
cipate the largest and finest grade Of spring
and summer goods In foreign and domes-
tic delicacies ever brought to Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

DK PArroS treats successfully all dis
eases of women,and guarantees to cure all
curable private diseases. lie has a sure
remedy for eatarrh Of the head. lie
sleeps In his Office and answers city call,
day or night. Consultation IL free and
everything Is strictly confidential. lie
can be found in his Office In Blgmberg',
Block from 10 TO II, , TO and 7toS s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

KID GIovEs.-I have JUST received an
invoice of the celebrated P. Centemeri
kid gloves IN black and colored. These
with the other brands | handle, Foster
genuine hook and Our Own brand, makes
an assortment that any lady can be suited
in prices and quality. These are all first
class goods and warranted as represented.
SAMUEL Z. YouNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28
Partnership Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the late drm
Of Zachss Bros, composed Of Frank L aud
John B Z.chss hAs been dissolysd, Frank L
Zachss rstirins. The business in the future
will be conducted under the Grm name of
Zacass L Son. All parties indebted 10 the
heretsfsre existing eo-pastncrship will please
call and make satisfactory settlement
JouS ZAcHRs.
FRANK L ZAcHEs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

A NNUAL MEET gd. Notice il here
~ by xiven that the annual nesting OF
the stockholders the Albany Butt ding
Association viii hs held At the Opera
House In Albany on Monday March lIth
1880, at 1:s0 p m, for shs slestisn q tirec-
tors and such other bu(nsss ss may
coma before tha msetiHg.
Dated Feb. lSth: fsee.
WF READ.
VIC TwnKDALH, Secretary.
President,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-28

FoR sALE.-One No Superior cook
stove, ! cluster black walnut dining table.
| safe. cane bottom chairs apd Grade
pbmton for sale at bargain. Inquire Of M
J Monteith.