Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, November 22, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAlii iMtinruitt Dally Democra t Thurs lay Evening, November 22,1888' SYlTliS ft NUT TIN i, Editors and PublUhors, Published ovary day In tlia.week. Sundays excepted.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Dollvorod by warier par wools. 1 .1 By mail, par yuar . 6.00 Uy uuil. pur nrjiith bO RATES m WEEKLY : Onoyoar, In advance 92.00 Oiieyoar, at end of year 2,60 aixmotitlia, in advance . .... .00 Entered at the P.Mt Ortlje at Albany, Or s,h seoorul-class mail mat tor. LOCAL RECORD. Stole a Watch. About a week ago a man by the name of Smith living a few miles out from Harrisburg went to the feed and chop mill of Levi Douglas of that town to get some feed. While Mr Doug las was off in another part of the building Smith took a watch from the vest of Mr. Douglas which was hanging on the wall0 Smith gave the watch to an acepjaintanc and told him to keep it and pay him what he chose for it. He confessed that it was Douglar's watch. This acquaintance in stead of keeping tne watch took it to the jewelry store of G W Brandenburg and told that gentleman all about it, who in formed Mr Douglas. The next day Doug las swore out a warrant and had Smith arrrsted but before a preliminary trial could be had he escaped. His friends claim that Smith was drunk when he took the watch and was partially demented. A Good Society. Home science read ing circlet are being organized at different places. Corvallis is to have one, this win ter. The principal object Is to read and study subjects relating to the man agement of the home, such as cooking, ventillation, economy in labor, children, hired help, etc., etc. The object is a splen did one, and we hope to see the women of Albany organize such a society. Dull Doses. The business of men who do not advertise. A sleepy sermon or a sloepy listener. A drunken man's wit. Ar guments in favor of keeping cows on our gtreets. After-election speeches. The mad on First Street. A foggy day. Seeing a man bet on eleotion wnodoosn tpay his non est debts. The conversation of a man who has nothing to say. . VCnestnuts ' generally. Another One. Michael Moreland, was arrested in Albany last evening by D.paty Marshal Humphrey for selling liquor to In- dians and was taken to Portland to-day where he will face Judge Deady. Two much of this kind of business all together. A trio and fine don't seem to frighten these fellows at an. Concerts. Albany has talent sow for getting np a first-olass local talent conceit, Besides Mrs Langdon, who will now be with us, and whose voice is said to have been greatly improved, and several old citizens, we have several new comers with good voices. A little life this winter will be good thing . HOME AND ABROAD. Albany goes up steadily. Twosaloons in Dallas. Salem is to have an ice factory. There are six newspapers fa Bonton coun ty. Astoria has neither a railroad aor a flour mill. Dr. Odell, of Sodaville, was in the city yesterday. A 541 pound hog was sold at Milton a few days ago. The small pox scaro is subsiding. Good weather has been doing it, A full line of Christmas candies and nuts will be kept by Brownell & Stanard. Dr. Mrs. McCoy has located in Salem, where she will prao ioe her profession. Judge Flinn aud lion W II Bilyeu are in Corvallis this week attending Court. Mrs Dr Tate aud daughter, Miss Liura, will leavo to-night ou a trip to Soattle. School hays, tablets, nencilf.. etc.. vcrv cheap, at J F Cooks, opposite ltevere house. A certain Portland newspaper man had better look out how he fools around Albany. W. D. MoGeo, of Brownsville, was in the ty yesterday ii.aking preparations for mov ing here. Statesman. Mr and Mrs Geo Fatteison are home from Spokane Falls, and report their daughter improveu in health. Thanksgiving ball at "F" comnan's arm. ory Inarsclay eve, Nov 2'J. Crawfords orchestia will furnish the music. Real estate mav be hiehor in Seattle and Taoomathau here : but our ozone is better and we do not stand on our heads. The 0. P. pay car was in the city to-day liquidating. It is now as regular as clock work, much to the joy of the employees. The Republican City Convention has been called for Friday evening, Nov. 30th. The primaries are to be held the previous even ing. Mr Fisher and wife nassed through the city to-day on their way to their home in Benton county from their bridal trip to San Fran cisco. The steamer "Willamette Valley" sailed from Yaquina Monday forenoon at 11:25. carrying to San Francisco 850 tons of freight and JO passengers. W S John has entered into a contract for furnishing wild birds for Sloan & East's game market, which will insure plenty of birds this winter. Mr J D Gage, who has been residing in Albany several months, will moye in a day or two to urant s rass, which he intends making his home for awhile. A H Phelps, formerly one of the pronrie. tors of this paper, is talking of returning to Wallowa next spring. Signal. Mr Phelps is now residing near Jeuerson. The third auarterlv meeting for this con ference year will be heM at the Evangelical Church next Sabbash.Rev C C Polintr. P.E. of Salem will officiate. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be present. vtfhile (red Bavlev. of Ovaterville. was hunting dnoks Sunday, his eun was accident- ly discharged, the eontenta entering the calf oi nis rignt leg and tearing the muscles ter ribly. corvallis Times. Bill Watkini nroproses to develop his Sweet Home coal mine at once. Graver Smith has been associated with him in the enter prise. Some day a big coal mine is possible as one of the leading industries of the coun ty. The capital prize in the Louisiana lottery $300,000, oame within live numbers of hit ting an Astoria barber. But a miss is said to be as good as "ten thousand miles away, It certainly is in this case. Transcript. That would make an Albany barber stand on his nead in anticipation. Only waiting, is what the Albany Demo crat says we are all doing. It refers to the Astoria route, ana what it thinks Salem and Albany are waiting for is something to tarn up. It may be true that alt things eome to those who wait, but we should get in and work a little while we wait. Journal. A IIOKItlM.E ACCIDENT. Card of Thanks, A Social. On the evening of Thanks giving day the members of the W. 0. T. U will give a social at their hall In this city, to which the members and the friends of the same will be eenerally welcome. Money is needed by the society to meet a payment on the building, and tor this pur pose offerings will be received at the door, t-verybody should go. Resigned. Miss Mary Irvine has re signed her position in the college to tak place next Monday, and will be succeeded by Miss Prather, an experienced teacher, for several months the guest of Mayor owan. Miss Irvine will retire from teach ing. of Drug Store Robbed A few night ago the drug store of Damon Smith, Harrisburg was entered by a burglar and about $l? In cash, a number of bottles Warner's Safe Cure and all the morphine in the house taken. Suspicion strongly poinis to tne guilty oue. Fine Stock. E. L. Power, nest doo to the Democrat office, has just received a fine stock of saddles, blankets, whips, etc, and has a first-class stock of hand made harnesses on hand. Call on him for bar gains. Try our mincemeat in glass, its fine. Wallace & Tiiowsos. Montetih & Se their IMMENSE Call early before Word reaches us to-day of a horrible gun accident that happened at Brownsville last evening. Phil Walker, a young man about twenty years of age, was sitting on a stool handling a loaded shot gun. Another young man was standing near lilm and looking another way when the loud re port of the gun at his back made him turn instantly, when he was horrified to sec his companion fall over, the blood flowing from his head. The load of shot had struck the victim fairly in the head, going upwards, shattering it In a horiihle manner. A sur geon was sent for but the young man was dead In a few moments, fust how it hap pened is not known for certain, though it is supposed that while the stocK was resting on the Moor in a slanting manner the ham mer struck against something causing the discharge of the gun. This is the version of the accident as given us. No doubt it may be varied some when a tun report Is received of it. Young Walker resided with his parents and was well spoken of. Looks Like Gkokge. A great many people are wondering what Mr. Harrison looks like. The following from a Salem paper explains it so well that most Albany people will catch on immediately : "The facial resemblance between President-elect Harrison and ex-Congressman M. C. George, of Portland is said to be very marked. The only difference is in their height, Mr George being tall, broad chest- ed and stalwart, and inclined to be portly, while Gen. Harrison is said to be heavy-set and about medium height, iioth nave high foreheads and light complexions both are full featured and both have brown ish red beards and mustaches, worn in the same fashion. In the eyes the expression Is almost similar. Allow us through your paper to express our hearty thanks to the kind people of Albany, who to cheerfully rendered a helping hand during the recent severe and long siege of sickness In our family, and also for many donations received during said slckess, although we do not know In every case who were the donors. We con gratulate ourselves to know that our lot has been cast among a peop'e who know how to prove themselves friends indeed in time of need. May the good Lord bless and reward you all. J. B. and Lizzie T. Fisher. It is now very injudicious to disnla Chin ese pheasants. Our best hunters do not do tint even to tr eir best friends until they haye been thoroughly plucked. KEEP POSTED Hotel Arrivals. Revf.re House. F M Batcliilor. R T Prael, Portland; II Armstrong, A Manuel, A S Cohen, L Stock, S F; J R Bixby, city; J Wallace, Linn Co; S Kinsclla. O PR It: J 1) Breed; R R Myers, Shedds; J Smith, umwiBjiire; zj r unr, city ; Hainan, Sal em; J P Magers; J Long, Salem. St Charles. D W Odell. Sodavllle : F Conover, Corvallis ; M S Allnhine. Little Elk ; I Collins, Rock Creek : F Snramie. Portland ; I M Dodire. S F : L Hale St Louis, Mo. Russ House. T Newman. Santa Cruz. Cal ; F Lockley, Salem ; S II Horton. Monroe ; D Pike ; O Puttkanren ; W II Cleavinger, A Tannery, F Cleavinger, icoanon ; A vender ; w lieu, A Nich olsen, Stayton ; E E Warren ; W Mitch ell ; J Bogue ; J Gibson, E C Smith, Me -hama ; M Lafferty ; 1 Bolan : C Mvers : J R Hunter, S F ; C II Ruppert, Oakland, A u fcnlield, (;J Durigan ; H llellen. The Sequel. A few days ago we men. tioned a hunting expedition into the coun try by a New York drummer and two Al bany young men. Now comes the sequel- The drummer killed six birds. He took two of them to Portland with him. They were Chinese pheasant- . He showed thein promiscuously, as if I ie had done a big thing, and in the evening went to a ball and paid too much attention to another fellow's girl. The other fellow to get even being apprised ot the Chinese pheasants had tne drummer arrested and he was fined $8o and costs. The Albany boys, who led him hard chase for the game, are considerably elated oyer the joke. They only killed American pheasants! Letter List. Following is the list ot letters remaining In the Post Offlco, Albany, Linn county. Oregon, Nov. 22d, 18S8, Persons calling for these lotted must give the date on which they were advertised ; Bartley, MrsGulnsey L ueujanc, x Insane. Barney Bressler, alias Reed, the drunken tailor, was examined this morning by Drs. Wallace and Hill at the Court Huuse, declared weak in the brain, non compos mentis and was taken to Salem this noon by Weputy Bheritt Smith and (J. G. Burkhart, While he was a hard drink er he was also completely out of his head ana taixea mostly about seeing devils ana cutting off his legs and arms.and demanded in all kinds of manners to be released. He seemed to prefer to go without clothing ana was wild generally in nis conduct. Edwards, Miss Katie Erikson, Erik Flynn, Mlchcal Gilliam, W L Heath, SM (J) Junt, j R More, Ed M Markhara, F U Nelson, Anton McLaughln, J A Reed, Albert 8nyder, Andy Summers. Nathan (2) Trine, J 11 woadbury, Miss Hay Wright, Kdward, . fourth Class, ' Long, Emma J White, L II Brackensick, Louis Duman, Li'He. K. THUMfHON, r. M, Cunningham, Ml.s Lizzie Dokken, Bernard Embree, O H Evans, Mrs M F. Frum, Mrs Elizabeth Humphrey, Knnt HendrickBon, F J Kauble, Mat More, J E Nicolis, George Ogden, Blanche Powell, Henry Spldel, James MoRea, A Tiranson, J A Vandersoll, Samuel Woodbury, J II . Wheat, 70 osntj. New fall goods at Road's. See those new jersies at W. F. Read's. New ribboa all shades and styles at Read's A full line of boys kilt suits at W. F Read's. Fine line of bread kneading pans at G W Smith's. Another lot of Hull cheese at Brownell & SUnard's. A large stock of lifting force pumps at G W Smith's. Goods at cost at M. J. Monteith's, at the) old Young store. Go to A. B. Mcllwain's and ask to see those $(i suits for men. In a calm sea every man is pilot. C I goods V. F. Read is leader. 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. Jones, Bargains in general merchandise at M J Monteith's at the old Young store. Buy your tickets through to the East of W L Jester aud save fare to Portland. A complete line of heating and parlor stoves at G W Smith's, no better in the valley. The cheapest place to buy men's under wear in the state is at A. B. Mcllwain's. 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 Bell dry goods cheaper than any house in Albany. Call and aee ior yourseu. All the latest novelties in milliuerv coeds at E and C Howard's. Call and Bee them. No trouble to show goods. The line of Pacific and Roval Arcanda at G W Smith's is a large one. These are among tne best cook stoves made. See them. Dr. M. H. Ellis, physieian and surgeon Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city or country. Goods not sold for less than cost, goods not given away. But good honest goods Bold at reasonable profit at W. F. Read's. Julius Gradwohl is now making a special ty of crockery, fancy cooda and silver ware. of which be carries a large and select stock. His silver ware is 1847 Kocer Bros, his stock of crockery is the best in the market and his line ot dolls and children s plav thin&rs gener ally is complete. His prices are the lowest on the coast. New Goods. Latest styles In toques turban and soft felt hats just received at Ida M. Brush's. Weather Indications For the hours beginning at 12 o'clock, noon. Rain, stationary temperature. F. L KEEIT0F1 In Luck. Dr. Maston has just receiyed information that the North Pacific R. R. has established a depot on tor near a half I section of land which he owns up in Wash ington territory. This will add very much to its value which tne Lr, accepts witn guiet, satisfied air, , -DEALER IN- The Vote. Harrison's plurality will be about 68oo, which Is about 6oo less than Herman's. The total vote In the 8tate was about 62,000. A great many people did not vote at all. The prohibition vote was 1417, labor vote, 252. A tramp visited tho University Monday and went from room to room, asking for money to assist him to get to California. If any of them will get along he will Eugene Register. That tramp is only excelled for cheak by an Albany eow. Such little feats are nothing for them. Two of Them. There were two of them. One was a masculine man and the other female woman. From the amount of kind and considerate attention they paid to eaoh other we should say they were unmarried, They chose Broadalbin street as a place of promenade. Here they promenaded up and down up and down until they became the observed of all observers. Many remarks were made by the bystanders. He looked like a man of worldly experience. She an unsophisticated rural maiden. May be it was none of onr business but we thought she ought to open her eyes. Several Better. The democratic majority in Burns, which is surrounded by sheep, was 76 In a vote of 208. That Is nothing to Scio precinct In this county. The maiority was 07 in a vote of iqo. f Trespassing Several farmers are posting trespassing notices. The regular price for trespassing Is Sc. Several narrow escapes are reported and more fun is prom: tsed. 1 - li Talked Of. A Thanksgiving excur sion from Albany to Salem is being talked of. and now depends on whether a boat can be secured or not. ' ' Choice Family GROCERIES. Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. it it A5- AU goods sold at the lowest cash prices 1 XJ J. A t ana warranteu. lu give Bausiaction. Removal. Misses E. & C. Howard have moved their millinery store into rooms in the Pearce block over J. J. Dubruilles harness shop, where they invite old and new customers to call on them. Butter and Eggs Taken in Exchange for Goods :1 r-.: I, Againss Bennett. August Anderson has just obtained a verdict of $10,000 for damages to his person from an accident at the Cascade tunnel. Wide Indigo Prints. A large Invoice of the above goods has been received, and will be sold at reaucea f rices. 1 ney are de sirable patterns and are a tiargmn. 3AMUKL X UUNU, Shoes, Shoes, Shoes. In this line w 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 see for yourself. MONTEITH & SEITENBACH. Tf vou want a clean and fine smoke ask for I J. Joseph norne maue wnue isoor cigars. If or sale ny. most uisi b auu j Joseph's factory. Be Thankful. Leave your orders at Sloan & East's for turkeys and fowls gen- j erally for rhanksglving. Subscriptions received for all the leading NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES. NEAR THE POSTOFFICE, ALBANY, OR. A ap.n-.AT SALE. nnf.thftir Albanv business offer tenbaoh having decided to close without reserve at COST" STOCK ; of Gen eralMercnancuse the stock is bro ken.