Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, November 19, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat lonlaj Evening, Novembor 19,1888 jYITtS A HUTTING EJltori and Publisher!. publUhod every day In tbe wvelc Sunday! exooptud.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : iellwred by catrler per wook .16 fly nail, par year. ....- - Uy inAi'i per man . h w RATES FOS WEEKLY.: rtiwfear, In advance Oiwye'. at ol,tl of year iyix months, in atlrauco .. 2.00 2.r.o 00 Entered at the Post Ofuio at Albany, Or ax second-class mail matter. LOCAL RECORD. A Winning Card. We can not make too much of .lie statement made in Oregon's leading paper that in the matter of trans portation Albany has the advantage over all the Willamette Valley cities. Wc pre diet that that fact will be our winning card. After speaking on the subject that paper .I-.... . .iTl ...HI Ihnc hf on llifil If u 11 K ...... ....1 U. anracticailvlinDOssime tor anv transporta tion company to ever discriminate against this city. Any combination of railroad in terests centering in Albany would be prompuy met Dy tne Dusiness men ot the city." And here is a morsel that tastes well. "It is an open secret thai the mer chant of Albany gets goods laid down at his door cheaper than do the dealers of any other place In the valley. It Is known that wheat in Albany commands a price within 5 cents nearer the San Francisco price than It did before the completion of the Oregon Pacific to her doors." i Two Brothers. The following from the Baker City Democrat is an account of two as ferocious brothers as one often meets : "A horrible duel between the Hutchison brothers took place at Blackfoot last week. A feud has existed between the two brothersjohn and James, for som e lime. James had threatened to shoot John on sight, and that afternoon they met In a billiard hall. Both pulled their revolvers and began firing simultaneously. Four shots were exchanged and John turned and ran down the street, the blood streaming from a wound in the side of his neck. James fell to the Boor on his face while the blood streamed out of a gastly wound in the right temple, the ball came out at the base of the brain, which oozed out through the hole made," A. C. L, Society. At College Chapel Friday evening, Nov. 1 6th, 1 888. Officers. Pres. M McCormick ; Vice Pres.II Ames; Sec. W F GalbraUh;Treas. L E Lee s Librarian, E Irvine j Sergeant-at-arms, E Blodgett. Program : Declamation. "War," Montgomery A Sternberg. Composition. "Paul Revere," Long fellow. E B'odgett. Declamation "Napoleon Boneparte,' Phillips H C Barr. Composition. "Our Country," E Cros sen. Declamation "Virtue," Akenside. P A Young. Composition. "Capital and Labor," W McCormick. Declamation. "Fat Man," Giles. C Irvine. Composition. "Eugene City" S Mc Allister. . Declamation "Life's Conflict," White head N McCormick, Composition. "The Earth" L Elkins. A Stisoy Appropriation, As far back as 1886 steps were taken to have a monu ment erected to the memory of Hon. J. B. Nesmith, of this county. The last legisla ture appropriated $250 for the purpose. The monument has arrived and is being placed over his grave on the old home farm, but the State is not paying for it. The family is bearing the total expense and the sum appropriated, we understand, will not be drawn from the treasury. The reason Is that the amount was so small as to scarcely be worth applying in the manner intended. nesisu'c Tremens. A tramp tailor named Reed, who has been In the city for several days in an intoxicated condition, was examined this afternoon by a couple of phvsiciansto "certain if he was insane ; but ft was dis covered that it was only a bad case of de- iinum tremens, ine man was born in Ireland, had lived in Scotland.HVales, Kan sas and California, besides his short exis tence in Oregon." Held. Jack Houston was examined before Justice Humphrey Saturday even ing and held to await the action of the grand jury under $500 bonds. The twe hildren, which It seems from the testl- meny Jack helped himself to, are now In 'isburu. The ounishment for such an offense, on conviction Is six months to ten rears in the penitentiary, or a year In a county jail.or a 6ne of not exceeding $500. You'll Observe. An Inspection of the Oregonhn's pictures of the four principal Valley towns, shows that the Salem scenes are nearly all of the State buildings, while Oregon City is nearly all water, the most -luiiuic mine two, ana someuung tne city nay well be Droud of. In the matter of water power though Albany is second only J unu cuy. Will Be Sold. The old exchange hotel property Is to be sold at Administratrix ale In this city on December 32nd. The "orner Is a Drettv rood one. and tome day Jrhen Albany becomes a large wholesale V ""i ue worm several times lis prcs " vaiue. Its Extent. The Orcgonum is trying to make it appear that there arc only three or four cases of small pox in Portland A reporter of the Pioneer returned from Portland yesterday and he saw, while there; over thirty small pox flags floating in different parts of the city. He also vis ited the pest house and was informed that there were twenty cases In the pest house and the number was increasing every aay. I'tonccr. Montetih & Sei Vheir IMMENSE Jail early before Where Do Yod Trade. Do you know of any people in Albany who do their trad ing in Portland when they have cash and in Albany when they have to ask credit. In this connection the following terrible threat from an Astoria paper is full of elec trifled interest : "We are preparing a list of Astorians who do most of their trading in Portland and will publish the same soon. Merchants can then refer to their books and ascertain why they sell on credit,while roniano merchants sell tor cash, it will open the eyes of our merchants." How Dressed The friends in Albany of Miss Narcissa E. White, now Mrs. Kin ney, will be pleased to know that she was dressed, when married, in a suit of silver gray moire silk, cashmere basque with draperies, trimmed with steel passemen taries,whlch looked very becoming. Her traveling dress was of brown broadcloth, tailor made, with bonnet and gloves to matcn. Lodging Too. Fritz Huffman's lodging departments in the Tweedale block are nearly ready for occupancy. They have been nicely furnished and will be a great convenience to Mr, Huffman's many week ly and day boarders. This Is one of the oldest restaurants in the valley, and con tinues to do the same big business It al ways has. Awkward Anglaritibs. A sewer with both ends higher than the middle. A free trader that voted for Harrison. A saloon-keeper disturbed at the noisy dem onstration of a drunken man. A prisoner that allowed the officer who arrested him to get away. A public educator denounc ing more than half the people of the couu try as rebels. An electric light that slowly winks at you like a dying cow. A Bio Reduction. A wooden derrick which ten years ago cost the government $60,000 has been sold at the Brooklyn navy yard for $1200. Conn Eros., of this city, do not sell groceries and crockery ware at that discount; but they sella spien did quality of goodsat bottom prices, which, having no clerk hire, they are able to do. Struck Yesterday In going three blocks a Democrat man was attacked by two men and struck for two bits on each occasion, which of course was not forth coming. This Indicates that there are tramps here yet who need being Invited to leave. Go West. People are now beginning to realize the full Intent of Horace Greeley' advice of "Young man, go West," and Oregon and Washington Territory seem to be the goal. People coming here should tack down the fact that Albany leads In transportation facilities. ' Looks Like Him. A gentleman In the city looks exactly liae Dr. N. C. Boat man who was in Albany two years ago and left without liquidating several little bills. As a different name is used It is possible he Is a different gentleman. This man is very unfortunate to possess to close a re semblance to that gentleman. Superior. That is the name of the stove at G. W. Smith's attracting so much attention, it it a splendid cook stove. A tenbach having' STOCK of Gen the stock is bro IIOXE AND ABROAD. Regular aiceting Board of Trade to-morrow eyening. Tha msjoiitv in Illinois for Harrison it now given at 22,000. About fifty people wore vaccinated in Al bany last Saturday. A duel wat fought in Pant yesterlay, and Franco.is a republio, Sheriff Ross, of Clatsop county, resigued bit position last week. Mr Ala Harris nil wife, of Yanuina City, were in Albany yesterday. The torm of office of the present P M of Salem expires in a few dayt. To morrow bids will be opened at Salem for the new street car line. A full line of Christmas candies and nuts will be kept by Brownell & Stanard. W H Parker, head clerk in the custom house at Yaquiua City, it in the city. A pateot has just been granted Dr IN Woodle, of this city, for a draft equalizer. New raiseas. currents. citron, leinoDB and oranges received at Wallaco & Thompson's. A drunk who was loft in the cahboose last nigbt, wan crying this morning in a hilarious manuer to be 1st out. A fine stock of new walnuts, almond, Bmzill'a, Puican's and Filbut't at Wallace & Thompson's. Mr Walter Turrell arrived yesterday in San Francisco, where bit little daughter is lying Boriously ill. In Lane county Junction gave the biggest majority for Cleveland, 43, and North Eu gene for Harrison, 1)0. A small grocery and produce store hat been started oppsite the Rust houto in one of tne u is Aionteith building!. Thanktzivin? ball at "F" company's arm. ory Thursday eve, Nov 20. Crawford's orchestia will furnish tho music. TheOreeon Jfi'slsavs. "A cow was struck by lightBiug belonging to Dr Hammond wno naa a Deautitu! call only tour days 01a The big ratification which waa to bo held in Indianapolis was given up beoause tue peo ple were tired out. Tliey bad gotten enougn, Astoria is the only place in Oregon outside of Portland big enough to get Emma Abbott tor a single night and it costs $1000 to do it. borne one somewhere baa figured out tha fact that medicines taken internally are most apt to be beneficial because they have the inside track. Stinit the bilk ia anchored outside the town with a 8'20 line. If he returns he will get at least tixty days in jail. SUte papers please copy. Wesl Side Telephone. Mr Cook hat moved from Portland to this city and located in the Vanue block, where he will toon open a stock of holiday goods. A millinery stcre will also be opened in the tame place. Mr Lee Harris, who has been working in the eity for several months, will leaye to night for bit borne in aaoramento. Saturday evening a farewell party waa given him at tne residence ot Mr ueorge llama. All there it of Silverton tkit week ia the tvroat Braden-Underwood debate, probably tne greatest religious controversy ever Held in Oregon. When they got through in all probability the followers of eaob will be where they started only inore to. Little hitt like tbe following whioh are go ing the ronndt of a portion of the press will be reacting in about four yeart: "When the ehoir got up to ting he didn' even rile, but drawed hit red bandana ont and wiped hit weeping eye," The following ia from an Astoria county Ex.: "The oldest Pretbyterian oleraymao on the Pacific coast ia tha Rey Dr Reaaoner ot Itorvalua county, Oregon. He UVU yeart of age, but able to take an active part in the duties of hit pastorate." Our people generally are saying that the cows must go, and if any one gets elected to the council next mouth it looks very much at if it will be necessary to be aolid on thit question. Our poor sidewalks are due al most entirely to the cows making a prome nade ground ot them. Mr Oat Thompson, who it down with the tmtli pox on hit ranch eight miles from Brownsville, ia reported quite tick, being broken ont from head to feet. Dr Starr, of Brownsville, it attending bim. It is thought no one else will take it, though several ware with Mr Thompson on hit arriyal borne from Portland. Mr W A Cox, who it borne from Inde pendence, where he hat jutt been at work on a brick block, ioformt a Democrat man that the people there are highly pleased at the amount of building done thta year and think the city hat a bright future. Mr. Cox went to Lebanon to-day to pat the fin ishing toaohea on the inside of the new charch theie. Hotel Arrivals. Revere House. G M Staples; B Mar kle, Arlington; E Kuhr, city; F Spalinger; A J Houstou, J liilveu. Mrs Houston, Scio; r K Joseph, city ; O Serfling ; W O Turrell, SF;G Froman, Albany; W T Dunlap, J M Howe, Corvallis; J D Bruch and fam ily, Wisconsin; J D Paugher, Seattle; J Croun, S F: ludirc Bean. Kuin, r nr. low, R T Pracl, S Goldsmith, C Kennedy, Portland; E Langdon, city; J Bead, Eu gene City; W Thayer, Milwaukee; W B oawgher, balem. St Cmari.es s s nni,Un,'ti, a n Slcenson.Porlland ; S E Ilamlet.H II Cal- lahan. C A Andrew.L Hale, St Lonis.Mo; II W Lewis.Sioux Rapids.lowa ; J L Cow an, L E Gray and family, Albany ; W C "uraiia.rvallis ; C S Clark, Mills City. Russ House. FBurrMir.SF: F Fnlir city ; 1 smith and wife, Salem : Geo H I coods W. F. Read is leader. W R Holt ; J A Cook.Salcm ; J M Rain water ; Miss Rainwater ; W Sharp ; Ida Paquenkoff ; Ema Paquenkoff ; J White, Collins ; A Holle ; A J Fricker, city ; C G Jaeger ; II Herbert ; Capt J S Greer. A Anderson, W W Manning, Cal ; T Wil son ; G Windineir ; C W Lask, Eugene ; M II O'Conner ; T Newman ; W Craw ford, Corvallis ; C McDevitt, Woodland, Cal j F Farrell and family ; L A Tucker wife and child ; J Bier, Philomath ; Mr. Ellsworth ; A J rfhiply, Philomath. KEEP POSTED tV heat, 7G cent! . New fall gooda at Read'a. See those new jersiea at W. F. Read's. New ribboa all shades and ttyl es at Read's A full line of boys kilt tuitt at W. F Read's. Fino line of bread kneading pant at C- W Staith't. Another lot of Hull cheese at Brownell & Stanard's. A large stock of lifting force pumps at G W Smith't. Good! at cost at M. J. Monteith't, at the old Yonng store. Go to A. B. Mcllwain's and ask to tee those $li suit! for men. In a calm tea every man ia pilot. C . New Goods. Latest styles in toques turban and soft felt hats just received at Ida M. Brush's. A Portlander's View. A gentleman, who It in a position to know, In writing from Portland to.day taya : "I am satis fied we get the truth In reference to small pox In the reportt through the Orcgonian. The worst cases have been In the Caspar! family and the Wray Kellogg family (all in one house and one family,) some of the latter of whom were very ill before receiv ing medical treatment. At present we think in all probability it will be stamped out very soon." ' Married. On Wednesday, Nov. 14th, 18S8, at the home of the bride's parents In Hnlsey precinct, Mr. Frank Vanattie and Mlis Millie Collins both of Linn county. The Democrat wishes them a prosperous and happy life together. GREAT decided to close eralMerchandise ken. Look Here! We are closing out our stock of boots and shoes, and to show you that we mean wha we say quote you a few of our prices ladies' best trench kid button shoes at ?4-35, regular price, $5.50, none better in town ; ladies' extra quality French kid, but ton, at $3.75, regular price, Sc.oo; ladies good French kid. button, at Sr remilnr r , TT1 vi'gm iuuguirf, UUUOn,at 27S, regular price, $3.50; ladies' bright Dongola. button, neat and cmnri 1..- lar price $3; ladies' American kid, $2, reg ular price, $3; ladies' American kid, $1 .25, regular price, $2; child's oil grain button scnooi snoes, trom $1 to $1.20; a few pairs of ladies' rubbers, 30 cents to 40 cents; men's rubbers, 50 cents; also a large as sortment of men's boots. Come and &m Brownell & Stanard. If you want to save from 10 to 25 per cent by your goods of W. F. Read. Six shaves for a dollar and a clean towel to every customer, at Thos. Jonea. Bargains in general merchandise at M J Monteith't at the old Young store. Buy your tickets throogh to the East of W L Jester and save fare to Portland. A complete line of heatine and parlor stoves at G W Smith't, no better in the valley. The cheapest place to buy men'a under wear in the state it at A. B. Mcllwain's1. Those small mixed pickles at F L Ken- tons are Very nice. Try them. Only 50 cents per gallon. W, F. Read can and will tell dry eooda cheaper than any bouse in Albany. Call and tea for yourself. All the latest novelties in millinery eooda at E and C Howard's. Sail and tee them,. No trouble to ehow gootlt. The line of Pacific and Roval Areands at O W Smith't it a large one. These are among tne near, cook atovet made, see them. Dr. M. H. Ellis, physician and tureeon Albany, Oregon. Calls made ia city or country. Gooda not sold for less than cost, goodt not given away. But good honest gooda sold at reasonable proutat w . ft, ttsadt. Julius Gradwohl is now makinz a special ty of crockery, fancy gooda and tilyer ware, of which he carries a large and telect ttock. His silver ware it 1847 Rocer Bros, hit ttock of crockery is the best in tbe market and hit line ot dolls and children 1 play tbingt gener ally it complete. Hit prices are tbe lowest on the coast. Weather Indications For the hours beginning at 12 o'clock, noon. Rain, warmer. 4 We will tell yon groceries cheaper than auy uuuw ia town. Brownell fc Stanard. Shoes, Shoes, Shoes. In this line we have always shown the very best goods to be found in the markets of America, the knife will be put to goods In this depart ment as they must go. Call and tee for yourself. MONTEITH it SEITENBACH. P. L EMM -DEALER IN- Choice Family GROCERIES. Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. AH goods sold -at the lowest cash prices' and warranted to give satisfaction. Butter and Eggs Taken in Exchange for Goods. Subscriptions received for all the leading: NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES. NEAR THE POSTOFFICE, ALBANY, OR. SALE. out their Albany business) ffer for sale without reserve at COST