Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, September 13, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextiAii. Aa:lJ iWaVaaMtta; a-t-w. a a krtnirwm g Daily DciiBocrt ThursflayEvening,SBptBmberl3,18C3 SYITfe t NIITri.VU, Editors anil Publisher.. I'utilUhuil uvury day in ttio week. (SuntUys oxceiUl.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Delivered by o wrier wr week... Hy mail, wr year ily.ui.il, ior iiiliu'.Ii ,. .15 b.vt M RATES Fas WEEKLY : Oho year, In wlvatiuo , $2.00 One your, al end of year 2.fi0 Six rauriUiv, in advuntMt 1.00 Entered at tlio I st Oill ;o at Albany, Or am Hocond-cla8 mail matter. LOCAL RECORD. M. A. T. There is now a hole in the toes of the shoes on each of the Man About Town's feet caused by contact with high headed nails evenings when electric lights were not near enough to do any good. It is getting so that it is J necessary for one to feel one's way along the street nights past protruding nails. A friend advises us to sue the city for the price of the shoes, but we are not long faced enough for that. Hundreds have been having the M. A. T's experience. Speaking of sucing a gentle man says the water from the ditch is widen ing his sidewalk and he is contemplating an action for damages. Tiikir Heavy Ones. The following Crook county tax payers pay taxes on $10, oooormore : B F Allen, $10,683 ; Bald win Sheep & Land Co., $30,000 ; Castle & Hutcliins, $14,789 ; Castle & Son, $18,760; D W Claypool, $13,125 ; Win Koster,$J9, 435 i W II Guilford, $11,730 ; Ilcisler Bros., $u38 ; A Hackleman, $33,781; ;T I Logan & Son, $23,165 ; C C Muling, $io,68c; ; M Sichel & Co., $11 ,soo ; W V JiE C M R Co-, $263,611 ; 1) M W R Co., 77."37 ! I'rincville L & L S Co., $18,685. China Wediiini;. Last evening quite a number of invited guests gathered at the residence of Mr I M Adair near the O. P. depot for the purpose of celebrating Mr. and Mrs. Adairs china wedding, or twen tieth anniversary of their wedding. It was a lively as well as musical company and a very enjoyable evening was spent. Mr and Mrs Adair were remembered with some fine china ware, of which there was a good display. Cosr $30. La it Sunday while coming from Corvallis, Mr Edward Will, of this -city, seeing fine Chinese pheasant near the road, draw a bead on it and tired, killed the bird and put it in his wagon, Mr Reuben Kiger saw the transaction, rushed out, went through Mr Will's wagon, discovered the bird and the next day made complaint, Mr Will went to that city plead guilty and paid o0 6 00. It seems aort of tough to see one person singled oat when dozens f other make it a bnsineaa to kill Chinese pheasants right aloDg. Farmers CosnRtss This new National Agricultural Society, with branobea in the various States, will assemble for itnportaut business, over machinery hall, at the fair grounds, 011 Wednesday, Sept, lttch. at 7:20 p. m, Tho offioora are : M Wilkins, Lane county, Presideut j John Osborne, Marion, Vice President ; Joieph Gaston, Multuoinah, Secretary, All far nersand all parsons di rectly interested in farming are urgad to at- tena ami take part. Military Ball. "F" Co's. grand mill tary ball to be given Sept. 14, will be the event of the season for dancers of Albany and neighboring places. If you are fortun ately the recipient of an Invitation do not fail to attend. Parson & Bray's orchestra, of Portland, have been engaged, which in sures splendid music. The boys are spar ing no pains or expense to make the affair perfect in every detail. Tickets without supper $1.50. Whistles. The Salem papers to-day give lively account of the antics o' Wm O'Brien, the young man who stole the cutlery of Stewart & So, and who is now earring a term in the penitentiary. Ha spends his time whistling, and only says he wants to see his mother. Poor boy. Coj-fee. Club Excursion The ladies of the Corvallis Coffee Club will sell excur sion tickets to Yaquina and return, good for trip to Yaquina on Sept. 19th only, and good to return until Sept. 30th, for $2 to, from Albany or Corvallis. An Immense Milker. Commissioner U. W. Phillips tells a Democrat man that he has a cow thatgives twelve gallons of milk a day. That would be forty -eight quarts or about 96 pounds. We pause in astonishment at such a record, and Mr Phillips word is good. Spectators Arrangements have been made for the accommodation of spectators at F" Co's bail, Friday evening, Sept. 14. An admission fee of 50 cents will be charg. cd for all who attend as spectators. Died On Wednesday evening, Sept nth, 1888, In this city, the Infant son of Mrs, Harry Noel. Boots and Shoes, Call at A. B. Mc Ilwain'a and see the ladies' kid and pebble goat shoe, for $1.50, former price $3.50. A Democrat man has seen the shoe and can pronounce it a remarkably cheap shoe for the former price. I Tun HorsiNo. The committee of ar rangements for housing the new steamer, nut last night and made out the program for the same, as follows: No. i's will meet In uniform and at 1 o'clock march to No, 2's hall, where the engine will he form ally received from the city. An address will be delivered by Mayor Cowan respond cd to by Hon. W. R. Uilycu on the part of me company. men the department headed hy No. i's with the engine will march to No. i's hall, which will be ncatlv decorated for the occasion, and the engine will lie tormally housed, followed by an exhibition of its work on First street. C, W. Watts, W. II. Warner and Chas. Crow- der were appointed a reception committee toattend to visiting tiremen. Our citizens should turn out. Losses Skitleu. The losses on the house and barn of Mark Hulburt were ad justed yesterday. The Hart fort Insurance Co., in which the house was Insured, which is ably represented here by Mr. II F.Merrill wus satisfactorily adjusted,as was also the loss on the barn In the Albany company, which was paid at once. Our contemporary says the loss in ihe Hartford "may be paid." There is not a more re liable insurance company in the world than the llaitford, and the loss has already been adjusted and the money for it is as sure as anything can be. There are no "may bes" about the Hartford. Of course the Democrat though advises people to insure ii. our home company; but that com pany neither expects nor wai.ts to carry all the policies in the county. From the Bay. Hon. Allen Parker, of the Bay, is in the city. Notwithstanding the so called strike by the fishermen Mr. Parker is running about 15 boats right along; but the catch is not large. Of the union men there only about a fifth are (ishinganyway, as they have no boats or nets of theii own. Mr. Parker offered 2 cents a pound, which is as much as he will give. Bkiso Sii teii. Mr. C. G. Burkhart, who went to Portland to arrest the Silinps editor failed to find his man ; he had fled out of the cltv.and it is thought he had been notified of the issuing of the warrant Mr. Burkhart will capture him if there is such a thing. The identity of the correspondent is suspected.and the feeling against him is Vfirif hlmnir ae ,1! .... ....:..... . f ' uuuii one or two anticipated confederates. For Sale. Furniture, garden imple ments, 3 cows, 2 calves, 3 horses, a wagon, hack and buggy. Enquire of J. II. Town send, just southeast of the city at once, as he expects to move to Portland in a week or two. Born. In Corvallis. Tucsdav. Sent nil. to the wife of Geo W Waggoner a boy. Weather Inihcations For the 24 uvMniiug hi iociock, noon. C.ear, nearly stationary temperature Hotel Arrivals, Reverb House. J Pinjou; V Perry ; C A Hauk, Corvallis; Henry Callen, O P R R; W R Wygant, I G Hegham, Portlana; j 1 miivcc, nocnesier, in y ; A lireen; M """"i i-iinomain; 11 Kaymond, city O Krausse Salem ; F Carter, S F: I Steph enson, S F; E D Mattock, Eugene; S itiwucy, roriianu; vj w cable, North ampton, Mass; Miss A M Lansintr. S F J T Bragg, 8 F. RUSS Hot SE S C t'nilrlrM:....m. 1 II Loftus. K AnHcrsnn A 'fll... rt T-l. ' obslon, Portland ; H Gubclcr, Hcppner : nr. f ,! . iir 11,. .. . li ' "11 muiun ; vm winunam ;ii. Hardy, E Boslar, F II Moreland, Francis Spring er. Lebanon i A HnrHv 1 r 11. .ii.- xr Valley ; A J Phillips ; A L oren ; A G "Miniiio ; 1 ivimsison, citv ;j c Murray; T Martin ; E Barnhart.C Nelson, Browns ville ; F E Joseph ; L Grabski ; F Davis, Ellensburg ; L M Henry, Cal ; J Whitton, j i Hanson, nangor, Me ; I Allen, Racine, Wis j G W Harris, Turner ; J I Brown. O P R R : II R Mnnin noil. J Misner, Shedd ; G Noah, Ceos Bay ; P (23.000 Worth of Dried Fruit Wanted. And I must have it. Having made con tracts with merchants in Eastern Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana, thereby saving commission and adding the same to the price of your fruit. No offer made on fruits unloaded and placed in any other house in my line in the city. If you be .ievcin the'doctrine of buyingin the cheap est and selling In the highest market and have no conscientious scruples about party or religion, you must come to see me or be untrue to yourself and family. To satisfy yourself, call and get my prices. Yours respectfully, P. Coiien, Albany, Or. Carpets. , Cheaper than you can buy them in Port land. Will sell a good grade of Brussels carpet for Co cents ; a heavy three ply car pet for 75 cents, and two ply carpets from 40 cents to 50 cents. Carries a large line of oil cloths, linoleum and window shades. A. B. McIlwain IIOIIK AND AIIUOAD. '.('heat is 73 cents to-day. I N Gr'fliu, of Seio, is in the city. Six shavo or a dollar at L Viereck's Hops are 19 cents per pound at Seattle. Ni ribbon all shades and sty'ei at) Read's If Eurt, practical watolim aker and jew (It-o W Cable pronounces his name Ccb- ri. Hops are 15 cents in Eugene Citv. and 22 in .itiattl-j. The District W C T U is in session iu Leb anon to-day. Fredh sahuou and trnutovery day. aud veni sou twice a week at lijilcs. (Jo to A. B. Mellwain's and ask ti ate those $0 suits for men. A olan towtd for everv customer at L viereek s barber shop. A musical band of darkies are iu the citv iii-uay uoing ine own. GildeQ8en, the San Fraoctsco murderer. to bo hanged to-morrow. O E Krausse, cf Salem, of Krausse & Klein, was iu the city last niht. Geo W Cilda to-niuht. Turn out and near something worth hearing. K C Frost, manager of the Pacific- Mutual Luo las Co, has been in the city. Six shaves for a dollar and a clean towel to evory customer, at Thos. Jones. Barcr&ins in general merchandise at M J Montuith s at tho old Young store. New Fall tioods just received at Ida M. rmrsn's, successor to Mrs i'j J O Conner. The cheapest place to buy men's under. wear in the stato is at A. 15. Mellwain's. The housa of Frank Rankin, the Dhotoa- rapher, was burned at bugene Monday night, A serious time prevails in France over a rise iu the price of bread, caused by poor crops. A young l&dv in Chicago died vesterdav from tight lacing. We knew it would come to tins. Rev II P Webb is at Yaquina Biv rusti eating, and there will be no services next Kabbatn . Gov Mill was nominated by the democratic convention ot .new York yesterday oy accla maumi. Judge Straban wont to S.tlem Yesterdav to oe reiny tor tne October term ol the su preme court. . Walia Walla has been reauested to rsinn 3J.1UU by Hept .fit if t desires the hrcmeo tournament next year. The New York State Democratic Conven tion is in session at Buffalo to-day. The sil very toniiued Geo Raines, ot Rochester, wi s mane enairman. Washington Territory bop raistri are hay ing a serious time about picking their Hons. Who will do it, now that the Chinese are proscribed, that is the question. M J Monteith is now prepared to meet the demands ot customers at the old Young store, into which he has just moved. He has bar gains inr you that will open your eyes. W F Read, Chas Brush, Mike Cowan and D M Huston returned from the mines to day wmi guou reports oi tne prospects there, uriogiug coir. some more une specimens. Yon will go to tbe Juvenile Opera Com pany's entertainment Saturday afternoon and evening, -rinaiore in the afternoon and "Oylivette'' at night. Reserved seat at Blackmans. Parents don't forget the special matinee of tne juvenile opera Company, Satuiday af ternoon. Admission, school children 25o Adults, 50c. "Olivette" in the evening. usual prices. The strawberries mentioned ytacerday were brought into our office to-day by Mr John Millard, and are the bona hda article. September strawberries are something to be prouu oi. norran lor uregonl The sidewalks in many parts of the oitv are in a horrible oondition, but we suppose .i.:n :i u.. .1 iii rr uuvimiK win im iiuur uutu BUine OUO getS leg broken. The city will have to do some thing then. -Corvallis Timrt. Ditto here. Prot B L Arnold returned from hia cxUnd. ed ban tern tour last Saturday much pleased with bis trip says the Timet. His visit to other Colleges will greatly assist him in mating our institution an Agncultural Col lege not merely in name. Geo W Cable, the novelist, arrived in Al. banythia noon, and will give readings at ins open nuuae Hl-nignt. ine foruand papers speak iu very high terms of him, and we think our citizens will get a treat in hear ing nim. The Hndson-Eckert Onera Comrant ed through Albany to-day for Corvallis wnere they will play. The tronn is oomnua- ed of about twenty-live as fine looking bova and girls as yon often see, and the Democrat prociots they will give an entertainment Saturday worth attending. Surveyi.-no. Mr. E. T. T. Fisher ia n r - pared to do surveying of all kinds at rea sonable rates. I le has complete copies of field notes and township plats In the coun ty. Adress Miller's Station. Linn r. J Lrtter List. Following Is the list of letters remaining. In the Post Ofllce, Albany, Linn ;countjr, Oregon, Aug. Kith, 1888 Persons oallliuj for these letter? mutt give the date on which they wars advertised i J'ro';D Hlttlnghm,Chaa Crockett, J Davidson, lira 'eiRtiey, air jonn Dehn, Mr Engledlnw. Mr Geo (livens, Mr T 1 Harms, Mr Pater Hilton. Ueo " , nyman, airs Mauls McO W D.nl.l p.ri, mU Kiltie Sjndner MrJake Twllch.ll, Mr Cyros Weser, Mr Reinhard. ' ' . B. THOMPSON, P. M. jlrLaaghlln, Prartlral Tailoring. Summer and fall suits and pants in any style a speciality. Cleaniug and repairing promptly ntieouea to, maul street, A10auyt Oregou. Wanted. We will pay 45 cents per roll for choice shipping butter. 11IOMPSON V WATERS. A Sound liegal Opinion. E Bainbridg Munday, Esq., County Atty,, Ciay Co., Tex., says: "Havo used Electric Bitters with most happy result. My brother also was very low with Mala rlai fever and Jaundice, but was onred by timely use i.f this medicine. Am satisfied Electrto Hitters saved his lire." Mr D I Wileoxson, of Home Cave. Kv.. adds a like testimony, saying : He posi tively believes be would have died, had It not Deen ror Bteotno Hitters, This great remedy will ward off, as well as oure ell Malaria Diseases, end for ell Kidney. Liver end Stomach Disorders stands unequaled. Price 6O0. and f 1, at rxwnay a Mason's, TKMI'EliAXCK COLUMN. Edited by Albany W, C. T, U. At the last recular meetinir nf thn TTnlnn a unanimous votoof thanks was given to Mr Thou'aa Brink, wholesale furniture denlor in tbja city, for presenting to the Union, two toon, substantial tables. With these tables so kindly donited by Mr Brink and several others procured by the ladies, there will be a sufficient number to furnish the hall for any eolations or dinners. The Union now has its own dishes, cutlery, cooking utensils and tables, and is pretty well fitted up for gen eral house-kecping. The next thiog is the furnishing of the Reading Room, which be ing an enterprise of greater dimensions tlan furnishing too kitchen, had to wait until plans could be devised for maintaining it. We hope however, to have it oponed and running in good shape before many weeks elapse. Mrs SMI Henry, Nat. Evangel istio Su perintendent of the W C T U j a lady of great talent as a writer, has just published a volumn ol poems, entitled "Victoria," Press notices are yery complimentary, and apeak of it as one of her finest productions. The one thing which the liquor-men evince a special dread of is the loss of the legal stat us which the regulation or license system gives them. The amonnt of the fee they care, relatively, littlo about. Prohibition, with its contingency of bolts aud bars, is always and everywhere most unwloome to them. It IS true thev but it is also true that they leave no atone nnt.nrnfii tn n.... i .... r,c,su,, wuerever possible, its having any opportunity to "fail. " Their ac tion in the premises gives the lie to their words. The localities, in various States, frcm which the open dram-shop has been altogeth er banished, and the several commonwealths whish have substituted prohibitory for li cense legislation, have abundantly demon strated the wisdom of their action. Biblical admonition, and practical experience, there fore, alike point to legal prohibition, rather1 than the imposition of high-license foes, fori the successful solution of the great ethical liquor problem. Patronize home industry. Try one o Joseph's 5-cent cigars. First of his own make GEO. W. CABLE, Opera House TO-NIGHT. BROKE. the lumber monopoly. Wo can furnish to builders and contractors, rough, cliar or finishing LUMBER, on short notice. This lumber is cat from the best yellow fir, rafted from tha cele brated McK.1117.le timber regions aud man 11 foctured Coburg. Any quantity can be furnished at Albany at low prices, It needs no recommendation as to quality CEDAR POSTS, BOXING LATH, PICKETS. and lumber of all kinda on our yard con stantly. Don't order without seeing or hearing Inin us. We will saye you money. HAMMER BROS., Albany Liun Co,; Ot ' L. W. CLARK. Portrait Photographer. Studio corner Second aud Ferry Streets near Opera House. Ground floor. Children's pictures a specialty, LBANY, - OREGON GOOD NEWS. New Goods -AT- L. E. BLAIN'S. MENS, YOUTHS' Al BOYS LARGE STOCK, LATEST