Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, September 18, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING Albany democrat. VOL. . ALBANY, OR,, TUESDAY, SEPTEJIBER 18,1888. NO lie Win. Fortmillei, FUNERAL DIRECTOR.'' Prompt Attention-First-class Hoarse Aftor buslne-H hours oM at rosldonoe corner Fiftli ami Bukur stroetH. OVERLAP!. TO .CALIFORNIA Southern Paciflo Company's Line. T1SK tlf.jSU KlMTE.I OALiruKNi xxvuhhh h.un.i dailt. Soutii North 4.00 p. ii. Luavo Portland Arrive I 10:10 a h 8:05 p M I Leavu Albuiy Leave I 1Mb a h 7A0 A M Arrive Han F. aticlw lave QMO P M LonAbPAHaHNaitftTitAi.ts DULY except timidity). 8:00 A M j Leave Portland Arrn a:a'f m 1-2:411 m I Leave Albmiy Leave I 11;35 A v 2:40 ru 1 Arrive Kuvi:no Leave ft .00 a u " LOCAL PAS3KSUKR TKA1NM DAILY, BXCKPT HUMIAY. gTlO FU 1 Leave Albany Arrive I 6:4a a m 8:MJ p U Arnve Lebanon locate 5:W A M 12:50 P M I Leave Albany Arrive 2:45 p h 1:30 pm Arrive Lebanuu Leave 2:0u p U PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Slaeping Oars or AccJH.HJtttiot of Heeonfl ! Panne n Iters, attached la Express tmius. West UHc LlvlHlon. nAiltoaim daily (ex.er Sunday.) Oak I V. li t a Leave Arrive Portland Crvillia Arrive i tt:l Leave 1:30 B (Pit i is tiaims daily (exop. Sunday. :r0 pm I Leave Portland Arrive I tf:0U A H .IX pm I Arrle MuMtntivtNe Lare 6.45 A M AtA'.AAiiy n Corvallis connect with tralni of ureji'm I'auuio ruini uu For full Inform ulon rerjinjratos, m&ps, Jetc too Company a Agent. B. KOEULER, . P. ROGERS, ItllH-jr Vh'i J '. 1 1 i'. AIT YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad, gn Development Company's Steam- BUip iiue. 225 MILES SHORTER. .20 HOURS LESS TIME than by any othor route. Firit nla-n turoiitf.'i nasistir and fraiibt lin-ifrotn PorUani nnd uli points in tlie vVillamatui Valloy to aui irom nan Francisco. Cal. Willamatta Vim Lina of Stsamars. Tho"Wm. M. Hrair." Tlin S. Boat Tub "Three SUturs" ro in service for botn paisongar ami freight tralllo be' LwnAti (rvAlIu Ami Portland .nd in'.er- mndUtn nn'.ntH. leaviuir CoiiiDaiiv'r wharf. Corvallis, and Maim. Hulinan fc Co' wharf, Nos. !4t)0 and aui -Front St., 1'oit- land, throe tlmos a wsok as follows : NOUTU HOUND. I.eavaU'irvalli., Mm , W.l. Fri.liy, lu:U.)A. M. Ltav. Albany, tfotiJty, V ol. and IViiLy. 14:00 Nw Arrtv. rorllainl, luo., inu, an-i oaiuruay, . auL'I'll HOUND. Leavo r.irtl.nj, Miti., Wol. and frlJiy, 8.00 A, M. uiave Allwiy, i!iurs.au o iiumm.;, Arrivo Uo-valli., Tu., I'hu. and Ua.unUy, 4:2d 1 lloata make cIihh ooiiUKCiiou at Albany ivitn trains of tuaOrenou Palllo Kailroau, TIMB jJHUDUI.B. (exipt Himilav.) Larva Albiny, l:0i) r. MtILoavo Yuqiiiua, 0:4ft A,M Luav. Cr.alli4, 1:10 p. u. Ilav. OorvalhsUUJS A,H. Arrlv. Yaiutiia, l:ao p. M lArrive Albany, 11:10 a. M, O. & C. tr.ilxa o:r.i:u.it at AIImiw and Corvallis, I'ho auova traius cunei:tat aquin. Willi Kid Oregon OoveinpiiiHU i;ouipany'a uinfi oi Kceauiaiiipj ouwoe la'punaan i n.m itaiii'Ihcj. pau4. pa.i.iciik;u. iiuinntu Valley. H.'ntcitirMr 1.1. Keiitiiiti.-r 7th Willaiiifltu) Valluy b ntwia'mr I3.h. U.tembiir loia niiiaiiuvi. vaiicy suwicin jur Zb.lt. The Company ,rvoM Jie rlgbt to uimnno aaiiuiK uitna williont notice. . H. Panitiuirara frou P.ir.lanfi an WilliimBtto V'h.Iov iminnuan nml;.i nlose connection with luo traiua .f the Yaipilna loiiwj hi. vio.riy or ivjrv4iiH, ana n cie- tined to Sf.n i)'ranijisj alioiii.l arrauyo to irriveat Y.ig.n.n tlio evening bof ire date oi nailing. jwoa ir.t an i F.rlzhl llatn. ultra)'. in Lawrm. Fur liiforni itio'i apply to O J Stiftrt, Prelu lit an Ticket Aio:it, AltiMiy. orUi C 11 Itan vull. Jr., O. V A P. A'll,. Urwtun Uovelupm.ut 0.i 3 )4 Munticumery Bail rrantiiMu, uau v. V IIUMlia., A. O. P. and P. Annt, Or.ran Tarllo R RCo. CarvalUpJOr WONDERS Everybody ow we do it ; yet if the world only knew of the energy, rit and cntrpi i?o we avediRp!ayed in collecting Bucb a ningnilictiiit nVplty t.f staple and fancy gic- !H H woiua not bo surprised. We have tho larks', hnejt and ta 3 stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS ever brought into this city, and w are soiui; to sell at prices below anything ever before offered in this place. You may think this a rush assertion ; but if o i will cull and examine the quality ef our gocds and Get Our Prices you will be convinced that we have not over-estimated ourselves. Remember we are buying our goods largely jirecD irom nrst bands, thereby saving all piofits of the middle men, and our oommand of ready cash has enabled us to buy our goods remarkably cheap, getting ihe beneOt cf all discounts and re bates, placing us in a position whern we can dictate to them and not they to in, hereby always gotting the ' BEST AND FREHESTS and never allowing our good togruir shelf worn and stale- waiting .at K nrofits. These are the reasons why we dpsire your patronage and whv q. , . joy suoh a healthy tra s . We lave adHud recently to our stock a full and com plete line ot Crockery and Glass Ware, These poods we bought direct from Estrn factories, thus securing Ihe lateai designs at prices way down. These goods have to be sen to be appreciated The damage by frost to the Maine corn crop, it is now estimated, will approach nearly $i,ooo,ooo. Those of the packers who have keen seen take a dismal view of the matter, since the loss of the Maine pack would throw the trade into southern and western markets, besides throwing 5000 men out of employment during the packing months. The farmers have suffered severe, ly, for not only has the frost raised sad havoc with the corn, but the damage to tomatoes, beans, squashes, pumpkins, etc., is reported as considerable. Ice a quarter of an inch thick formed in some parts of the state Wednesday and Thursday nights. In some places fire were kept burning about the cornfields, but, except in n few instan ces, this proved of no avail. If the weather continued cold for a few days it might be possible to save some of the corn in a dam aged condition, but a hot day or two would rot it in tne Nelus. The fact that many colored men will vote for Cleveland is an evidcr.ee of the political education of the race. No gush or sentimentality has characterized Mr. Cleveland's attitude toward the colored people, but he has shown that lie has no prejudice against their race. That tliL has been met by a removal of the prejudice against all Democrats industriously instill ed into the minds of the colored peoole by Republican politicians is quite natural. We propose, too, by extending the mar ket for our manufactures, to promote the steady employment of Labor, while by cheapening the cost of the necessaries of life we increase the purchasing power of the workingman's wages and aild to the comforts of his home. Cleveland's Letter of Acceptance. England need not fear for her commer cial and trade supremacy so long as the United State keeps its hands tied by a high tariff on the raw materials of manufacture. Fmmers havinc produce to sell will tt all times receive the top of the nmrl:e f r good prodnce, and your patronage is earnestly solicited. These facts are lisp $25,000 . Wcrtta of Pried Fruit Waated. 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 vour fruit. No offer made on fruits unloaded and placed in any other house in mv line In the city. It you oe .ieve In the'doctrine of buying in 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 yourseit ana iamny. 10 satisiy yourself, call and get my prices. Yours respectfully, P. Cohen, Albany, Or. ClIBK FOR NICK HE&DACIIE. Poyou mnl a rem dy for BMiouwtm. Pimples on the fuc., a' d ft Hire cure l,r .L-k headache. alt Pr. GtM and Son, ih PrUiriHt, tor Dr. Gei.iii'. Live PillK, try a dore, siuip!tn free full box 5 cint. Look in our corin-r ulniw u-imlnw at tlie vases wi- i.ive with one ff tlifl b.-t lmkii a powders in the; market. No lottery schcmi1; you simply take your choice Bkownkll & Stanard. WORTH LISTENING TO 1 ..ti.- ,-l. nnd worth your careful consider..! ici,. V," hnvn tue -jumuo ..,.. -.nods than any three stores of the Ui..d in Albany, and piicea that bear, them ,.( WALLACE k THOMPSON F.ii-ti'o ii Block, AlV.eny, Oregon Novelties. Mi William Fortmilter baa juat received the finest line of center tables ber rirouifNi to Ainany, lrey ver. nianu facted 111 Detroit, nnd are novtd in iifBiizn be: nir the latest tylf for mch taMo. It you Would sre outethirg new umfor the sun call a till sea tuet-e center ttbles. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Fecaliar Ueat!i. CATLF.Tisnt RG.Ky., Sept. 17, Two men Steele and Mackabie, both drunk, boarded' tne train at Mt. Sterling yesterday after noon and fought all the way to Steepstone, where the conductor, for the safety of the passengers put the men off and let them fiirht it out. Thev drew pistols and exchang ed five shots each. The fifth shot f ro?n Steele's pistol passed through Mackabie's brain, killing him. They were cousins. After the killing Steele boarded the train and proceeded homeward, the train having waited until the duel was over. Suicided. Salem, Sept. 17 This afternoon, at her home near Canby, Clackamas county, and about two and a half miles from Aurora, this county, Mrs. "Doc" Barlow shot her self In the head with a shotgun, inflictin" instant death. The maiden 'name of Mrs. Barlow was Sarah Knight, and she was a daughter of Adam Knight of ( anbv, and a niece of John Knight of Salem. She was about 25, and left four little children, the youngest about five weeks old. The deed was committed in the presence of the little ones. It is not known that the suicide had any trouble of any kind.and the causes that led to the rash act are a mystery to her ac quaintances. All Engaged. New York, Sept. 17. Two dozen youne Swedish girls, first-class passengers on the steamship Keka, landed to-day. It is ad. mitted that they were imported under con tract by an agency in this citv to marrv young men they had never seen except by K..v..WB. ', aiicy nat. not even courted by mail. Twentv-three gii Is go to Western states, where they will find husbands. The other remained here. The authorities will inquire into the society's methods. Indicates a Keaction. Spokane Falls, W. T., Sept 17. Two incendiary fires, both in buildings of the same general character.and both.thanks to the promptness of the fire department, ex tinguished with but little loss to any one, was the fire record for last night. The first alarm came from the provision and hay warehouse of Ide & Co.,on Sprngue street, between Post and Mill. The flames were burning between the hay and the west wall, but as soon as water w'as turned on were instantly extinguished. The second alarm, which followed the first in about half an hoor.came from a barn on Post street, just north of front. The bain stands by itself, detached from any surrounding hiillding, and was evidently fired by some passing persoti. Yellow Fever. Jacksoxvillf, fcicpr. 17. The official rci port to-day shows fifty-two new cases and seven deaths. This, does not include there port of the medical bureau of vistinir nhvsi- ci.ms,-vhich came injustafter the official list clnsetl, nnd embraced fifty-four cases, manv of which, however were duplicated. Only seven acim-.s were reported up to 6 o clock this evening, but it is certain there have been several others during tlie past twenty four hours. nisaiaiTk Wants to Ktstftn. Loxnox.Sept. 17. The Chronicles Berlin correspondent says that Piince Bismarck has asked Emperor William's permission to resign, but that it is unlikely that any changes will be made at present. Patronize heme Itii'uPtry. JoM'b's 5-teut cig.rr. First.' in.!UuffCtt:rr. J. GRADWOHL, Crockery, Gla.s Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. igncultoal Implements 1 iWnt lor Fire m& Marine Insurance IM'.il'ir I'iies aro known by m-iWf'iir HVa r il ton pnnluciiiif a Very d wnrfuUe iu-liinj ni,er mir waini, 'I his turni ny wrll a-4 Blind, lilcvtKrj: i !irulru'!ln I'ile yield sit (Mice to thy sml.cMoii hr. hopanlto'n I'ilo rcmt'tly, which acts (lireully n;nri thr pins ntlectt'd, film rbniff lh' tumui, nUiijlitir Hi1 UitPiiM iicuinii and (IToi'niir a he.Mtiert Sh c:ua. A tld rets The lr JJH,ink i .Miicii.o l.'o , Vi-i'l . N)ld by Dr. (julnsand f.ii.. II. F. i3Eim.lL, jB -A. IsT 33 3a , ALBANY, - - - OHECOM Sell exoY " v V.irk, H.i'i FrantHnt-K and Portia ud. if.... . f. ii:ititv c'tv warr:;ntn tt T.vdjiwtimbJoot tou'iwv liiU-re; a!lwtl time tU'jfU.t, t OollceUoiiH will nceiv-ti jTnnpt attcntlo'i. Viruiiiid iiurtiio Iniurnnoa nliuwl In rdiaMo com trier?, CaTOco hoan fri n 1 v m. to 6 p. m. FLOBISTj lOSKH A SPr.ClAl.TV. , i ' i ii ..f ,1.' i . ii. -i :i! ':."id. . The Smell Pox. McMinnvii,lc, Sept. 27. No new cases of smallpox were reported to-dav. The Trv ouq of town is nearly depopulated. Dozens of f lis own families left yesterday, nnd to-dav manv business bouses arc closed and the proprie tors are taking a vacation. The greatest cars is being exercised to prevent a further spread. A pesthousc is built out of town, ' the the threj patients have been placed therein.and exposed parties are kept under strict surveillance. Some Summer Items. Fresh fruit, such aspenehc. plums and :v;itertnc!ons at Drowne 1 & blanard's. It nat to yet vour urncc rics at Urownell ic SianardV You ;et a live cent ticket with ever $t s wor'.h ol woods kit.ht at Urownell & Stan- ard's. i - K'u. uir mhI r l'Kri:n i U. h Ukad. f. KU A SiO In hifitifW dlrtcovery (. r Ooi mini -t bin, aneirtlmt In .innlLcinjf n. ntU't'riiitj hn:li U Ai!kiiiwldod by all Mt bv kihij.IJ' inar el. in. It I Xtti!i)iti(.''.,v pbaiRii to tlm tHcio, H)ifpotly hriiilti, ami tiivn pot icki-n In all insiin i if C'HiMiini'iiMii. t'tnuhn. (.'old. Wiooi iii'jC-'ii'rti. I'rtir.'t, liroiifSi'li, ai.tl I'ah n the ( hit aa (fivnii miivr-nnl e'Ulfti lint. lr lhwauku CiiUiiHiid L'iii 3,rup i mid it Mi cent by.i Iniuil ulid Am. Ci.orjiixu. A larjje and complete Hn of jcuIh' cloliiir.g nnd furnUhing goods at A. H. Mcliwain'. U the c!:lhing depart ment be U;v a large line of pants, regular value, $5, which he will sell during the coming week for $J.5o.