Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, September 15, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr DAILY EVENING ALBANY ! DEMOCRAT. VOL. J. ALBANY, OR., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1888. NO J 14 wm. Fortmillef -FUNERAL DIRKCTOR Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse pfAdor business hours call at resldenoe corner Fifth anil Baker streets. g I OVERLY, TO CALIFORNIA ; Southern Paciflo Company's Line. I THIS J1T.J4EI ISTA ItOI I K. 1 roa bjtwrttm Albany a J di& Fruictao, 35 hours OALiyOR.N'lA KXraKMt 11.4INS DAILY. South Nor'.h 4.00 P. H. Leave Portland Arrive I 10:40 a h T8:05p m I LuavH Allmny Luave I 7:05 a h 7:10 A H I Arrive nan r . uiifl9o Leave U::t0 p 11 L01AL PASHKNURR TRAINS DAILY except Huild&y). 8:00 AH Leave Portland Arrive 3:46 rv 1-:40p U I Leave Albany Leave a H 8:40 pk Arrive Hutono Leave 8 .00 a h LOCAL PASSKXOKft TRAINS DAILY, KXCKPT SUNDAY. 8:10 p U Leave Albany Arrive 6:4f a m 8:50 p M Arrive Lebanon Leave 5:00 A u 12:50 P m I Leave Albany Arrive '2:45 p u 1:30 I'M I Arrive Lebanon Leave 2:00 ph PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars or Aocin:niaation ol 4econd-CIaft Passe n Rem, attached to, Express Tralus, Went Hide Division. UBTTTEGV POBTLAND AND COBVALL1S, uA.lL train daily (except Sunday.) 0 A M I Leave Portland Arrive i 0:15 p u 2:26 t H Arrive CurVillis Leave 1:30 h xpRSsa tkaimh daily (excjpt Sunday. :50ph I Leave Portland Arrive I 9:00 A H ;0Q ph Arri"e HeMinnvitle Lave 5.45 A U At A'any and Corvallls counect with trains of Or m Pacific Railroad For full Inform itior, rcjrardl nljrates, m&pp, etc,, on Company's Atfont, ' B. KOEHLER, . P. ROGERS, Ainxgit Ass'i 1 . n t. ax YAQUINA KOUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad. ' (pri Development Company's Steam ship Lino. 225 cVliLES SJiOftTf. 20 HOURS LESS TISIE than by en; other route. First-cla-is through, iiissoiiu r and freight line from Portland and all points in the Willamette Valley to ami Irom ban l rancisco, CJal. Willamette River Lin3 of Steamers. The "Win. M. Iloag," The ''N, S, Boot lev," The "Throe sisters" are in service for both passon-tor and freight truth j be1 tweon Corvallis and Portland niid inter mediate ooiuts. leaving Uomimtiv Y wharf CorvAltiN, an i Mefsra. UuimAti fc Co's wuari, Noa. uuo ana w) Front s'-., roit land, three times a Wbok as follows : NORTH HOUND. Leave Cirval'i!. iluii , tVoa.ana p'nudv. lu.utA, al. ljuave Albany, Aloud ty, Wd. ami Friday, 12:00 NuodJ Arrive L'ortiand, me., Tim, and Saturday, t.M i: al SOUTH llOUNU. Loave Portland. Moil.. Wed. and Friday. 8:00 A. M Leave Albany, Tue., Tlmra. atiJ .Saturday, 1:10 p. M, Arrive Cu'vallis, Tuo.t lltu. and Saturday, 4:20 P.M. Boats make cloe conueciiuu at AlOanv with trains of tuti Oregon Paul tin Kali mad. T1MK SJHKOIJLE. (oxecpt Hundnvw.) Lerve Albany, 1:00 P. M, Leave U ir Mill , 1:1) p,u, Arrive Yaquina, b:M p. M Leave Ytuin&, 0:46 a,m Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. M w IV II (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods old out. A dispatch from New York City to the San Francisco Examiner says: "There has been considerable betting at the Hoffman House as to the result of the coming elec tion. Among the notable sets last night was the one made by John D. Townsend the well-known lawyer of this city. Mr. Townsend bet Matt Meyer $1,000 to $700 that Cleveland would be elected. The money was placed in the hands of Billy Ed wards. Mr. Townsend offered immediate. y to make the bet with Mr. Meyer five imes over. Mr. Meyer said: "That is all the money I have now, but I may have some to morrow." Mr. Townsend then said: "I have $15,000 more to bet the same way. Percy Dobbins, formerly of Philadelphia is one the most prominent Republicans at Long Branch. He owns two hotels, anum- ber of business houses and over sixty cot tages. Yesterday, at the dinner-table of a wealthy New Yorker, Dobbins offered to bet $1,000 to $500 that New Jersey will go Democratic in Presidential election by 4,000 majorty," Everything- New with He w Price s Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, C0Dbibti.!g uf DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES I propose tn have as co n Vv,i a stock efw line as everVrouht to Al bany, with all rha New Novelties and Latest Styles and as they are uiaijiilciurt;c!. All ld ciisiou;ei8 Mnd friends i.f 1I10 houM .r.d as well uew cm., are coidially lnitd to call and lushed stock and uo lot Propose Be To Unde.sold. W 1. 'READ. It is declared that there are restaurants where robins are privately served as game- An Upsun County, Ga., preacher hts married ill couples and received less than $5 in wedding fees. One hundred and ten paid him nothing. In the United States one man in every 200 takes a college course; in EngIand,one in every 500; in Scotland, one in every 600; in Germany, one in every 213. A Frenchman claims to have invented a thermometer so srnsitive that its index needle will deflcet two inches upon the en trance of a person into the room where it has been placed. Just befoie selling the furniture oan old lady at Ryde, England, the executor ex aminedan ancient bureau and discovered a secret drawer In which were upwards of 1000 sovereigns, closely packed. A piofesior in the University of Vienna, long a sufferer through poison in the eye, was completely cured by having a rabbit s nerve attached to the old nerve. Dr. Ger- suny, the assistant to the great surgeon of the world.Dr. Bilroth,perfermed the operation. Clothing A large and complete lin of gents' clothing and furnishing goods at A n Mi-TKinln'. In the elothin? depart ment he has a large line of pants, regular value, $5, wnicn ne win sen uunug u coming ween lor $2.50. Siicexur 10 N. 11. Allen & j 57 First Street, Albany, Or O. A C. trains conno :t nt Albany and Corvallls. The aoove trains couiioutat Yaquin with the Oregon Development Company's Litis of auMiinlups buiwoen Vii'i linn an.l Hxn l run, inco. StIMMU D4TES . ni ii.nnteV.il lay, Ssiton,,or tsi. Hoptember 7th jl.inietio V alloy jitjm:,or 1:1. HeuiomUer lath AilUmulte Valley boteui:er ailli. The Company ,or,rves ihe right to channe sailing dates without notice. n.M-. U' l'',',,1?'"'s from Porvlanti and VViilnnotte V ley points can make olose oonneuti.-'n with the trains uf the Yaquiua route at Aibmv or (InrvAllij u.i i? .i tined to Sin b'ranuiso'i should arrange to "muiui iiiee'ening Del. ire aato diMiwer anl F.'lxht Balci nlwars tne zJPor Inf'irm itlon apply i o J Stuart, Frelffht n,l TT.'hMt A.rnnt. AIW...J . n n U n .1, i-. ... P. Ai(t,j Orui((Ml DevQlupmoiit Co., 8'M ilon'toniery ' A.'l). T. and P. Airant, Ornron PaclOc R R Co. Corr Jii.,50 J. GRADWOHL, Crockery, ln Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. , Agricultural Implements Aent lor Fire and llarihc Insurance TELEGRAPHIC iNEWfci . Aootlier Big Fire. Spokane Falls, W. T. .Sept. 14. The most serious conflagatioi in the hisiory of the city occurred at 6 o'clock this evening At that hour flame was observed issuing from the Queen chop house, which was sur rounded by rows of frame buildings. After a fierce battle of nearly two hours, in the midst of the most intense heat and clouds of smoke, the firemen became masters of thf? Kihtattnn Tk. I i. ... .. .,,wcuiita useit out, and with the destruction of all the frame ouuuings in tne Block the heat has decreas. ed, ahd prayers of thankfulness go up from hundreds of timid men and women The loss is now estimated at f.om $75,000 to $100,000, with insurance of $25,000. Europe's Grain Crop a l ailaro. New York, Sept. 14. Depew says the grain crop all over Europe is a failure, and if speculators here do not corner the market and put up the prices so high that Euro peans will have to fall back on Australia and InrJia.there Is going to be lots of money rolling into the pockets of farmers this fall. He does not think the prosperous business year was ever more brilliant thnn now. Another Fool of a llaiitpr. St. Helens, Or., Sept. 14. B. F. Neer' ofNeer City, was accidentally shot on xnursaay evening.while out hunting.about nine miles back of that place by his com panion. George Archibald, who mistook him for an amimal. He will be buried to morrow in the Masonic cemetary near St. Helens. Mr. Neer was a good citizen and thoroughly resnprlH a,A u: 1.. 0 . 1 1 M ma untimely death is a loss to the community in which he lived. He leaves a wife and children, one of whom is a confirmed cripple. A Train Wreck. The Dalles. Sept. 14 Freieht No. 0 two miles west of Mosier, fell through a burned bridge at I2;20 to-day. Fireman "unter jumped on a telegraph wire. one bent from the burnt portion of the onoge. engineer Morris Cavanaugh staid with the engine until she left the track.and then jumped. He was found by the fire man soon afterwards, in an insensible con dition, and taken to the caboose. He was brought to The Dalles. Three ribs are broken and he is injured internally ,but not fatally. The fireman was uninjured. The engine and six freight cars are a total wreck. The bridge was burned to a skeleton. The cars were consumed In the flames. Xovri.ties. Mi William Fortmiller has just received the finest lino of ceotcr tables 6ver nrounntio Ainany. xnnj wtjr. iiit.iiu facted in Do'.roil, and are novel in nesipn, being the latest styles for such tables. If you would see something new unilur the sun call and Bee these center tables. Hops. VATirmno. For solid eniovinent co to Waterloo, which Is now on top. Fine lo cality, fishing, boatin and bathing, and splendid accommodations atj. u. uiu. ti:. : ... nA .nn.nn.lilit llnr&pn ffrl at lowest poseiblc rates. Mr. Gross will meet the 2 o clock Lebanon -.rain or, ai outlays AnH SatnrHnvs: Camners can obtain sup plies at Mr. Gross's store. I'res. tooda. Call earlv and secure huri-a r 8 Some Summer Items. l,Vpsh fruit, siirh ns nenches. nlums and watermelons, at Brownell & Stanard's. It navs to cct vour croccries at Urowncll You get a five cent ticket with ever $i' wortnol gooos oo.:gntai nrowiieu txouui ard's. Seattle. Pept. 14. Prof. O. S.Jones of the city schools has just returned from a two days' visit in the Puyallup hop fields. He says that unless hop pickers are secur ed in another week $200,000 worth of hops will go to waste. One grower alone has forty pickers for forty acres of hops. He shou!d have 140 pickers. His crop is val ued at $22,000. The farmers of the Puy allup Valley held a meeting yesterday and appointed a committee to go to Portland and secure if possible asurplyof white , wmi-i w ue 10 secure imnese nickers who will be returned to Portland as soon as the picking season is over. Many hop growers were strong anti-Chinese men during the agitation.but in this emergency the whole hop crop is at stake.and Chinese ay yt-t nave to he endured. The Yellow Fever. Jacksonville, Sept. 14. Tills has been the saddest day yet In the history of the lacksonvillc epidemic. The general gloom U made intense by grief at the loss of several of our very best citizens. Two of the nob lest of t londa s sons fell to-day Louis I. Fleming and Hon. Henry A.Sengle. Num ber of new cases to-day ,43; deaths, 12. The weather is still wet and disagreeable. Sev eral physicians and nurses from other cities arrived to-tlay. 1 I ,"JW r.irmiizs home 1 nhist.ry. Try oi of Jo-'-pn a fi-cetit cigar. F.fft if hie own mi ii il'.tcturt . i l UC f'OK Milt HKi.trci: U-tjirt wiinta rrrmriv frr n'Mon-'tie'iti, Plini!'? on tho fa, a I a mire rnr for tck hutrtsiotix, auk lr. ixi'nn mid N'ii, iliti Druirvi', tr Dr. Ucrini'a Liv CtlU, tr a tluc. mniplus free dill b-x i5 ci.nl. t..-t:Miif IVo ara kno vii by tut!s.iira Ilka j.TJi;'r j p..l :iitr a Vry il Haitreeiliie Uchinrf must :ti in. 'i'nm form an wtluw lJ!ti:l, lll'JOUlrjf an 1 I'l'mnttitr ri' y in ill at onct t the c.il.catkm of lr. li -:iik.i'H rtmiMiy, wntoh actn itiructly upon Ii- )rm atTected, nhki rbm trie tu nora, allaying the :U'ti.Mt it;hinit and t'lTdc'ti) a jicr'ijinjft t-ure. W Atltlret-s The Ir It-i-ank .v-t;cin Co , I'iqu O. hokl by Ir, GuIib and m. CINDERS AND MOWERS.' Farmers, remember that we thl year hve the Osborne Steel Frame Hinders and Mowers, the strongest, Ugliest nip. ninir, and best made msohino In the market. Weoan give yon Just as good tormsusanyono, and probably a little better ; at our Prate come and see us be foro yoa bay." Stewart A Sox. R.-,thet inn the ClwMii poirtANO Bti.sf;::: COLLEGE. Pottlantb Oregon. . . . . nil 1,1 1 ,1 1H-.IULIIW1!. i5. P. HAIL. Albany, Or., Agent for Columbia Bicycles and Tricycles. v....inrltr( iftSH nattern birvcles liist received. Bargains in aecond hand wheels nil aies nnd mices. Call and examine oik o tt o U i laia.ctre fie, L-H'it in nur cnn.i r hIiow uiudow at the vwh w iiWn w it Ii out -t tbt bett liakii'g ,.nvi!i m th m-irker, Ni litMry BchempJ f'ciU M'Hi' y Inke J our chim:t!. t-'nowNKi.L & Stan aud . IMC. KO HS HO In his ii"' flt-icnvery f r CommiiittUiii, nurc oikdln )riliivMif h med'emt) nhicli Ih m.-kiiMwIfdjcwl by all U b inipij niiinoluiM. It i i x-ti-dii gly pit at an to lh (Hole, tt1viy lidrn.U;M, aU nnti l t aiefcan' In all ita fl Cuiif isinptitiii. Cimli. tuid.i, Whcop tiK O'-uyh, L'nui, HrfiichiiK aid I'n ii" n the If est hxt nivfu utiivpr-ftl laiUm-ii-iti. , Ir Total kofl C.,Ut(i'"d LlinS; 111)1 ti.Id ct f( t-tlla ;iiUb and dun