Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, November 24, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Dei3Qcrat lituriay EvBnin&Koyember 24,1888 Ut rrdMti, EJItori and Publiihara. Published every day in the week. , Stindtyi excepted.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : kellTereJ by eirier per week , v ma.il. iwr ve-ir ft miiJ, parnwaib ... 1 .15 . 6.00 . .tiQ RATES FJ3 WEEKLY : One year, in advance One year, at end of yuar. , Sx raoiiUi., In adrauuo.. .12.00 .. 2,5D ,. .00 Catered at tbe Pjst OIHieat Albany, Or an second-class man matter. iOCAL RECORD. A Bkakeman's Fall. A brakeman an he freight train named Van Rankin was akken to Junction City last eyening, where bis parents reside, in an almost Jlltelcss con. dltion. He had been knocked from the freight train going north. The Salem Journal gives the following account of the accident, which happened at Jefferson: "The train was In full motion and VanRan Uu was between two cars examining the Hulk heads. He swung out and started to jiount the train. At just this moment the train was passing over the bridire, and as he Started up the ladder he was struck by the limbers of the bridge and knocked to the Solid rock twenty-hve feet below. He was Icked ud an almost lifeless form. On ;r writ nrnicpn nv in. mil amt m , nih. ise oaaiv Druisea. Aside tram beinirmt p anout me iace ana neaa Dy coming In dden contact with the bridge, he Is ter- btv bruised hv hi6 awful fall. Althnnh t . . . . . . . . e is nornuiv orutseu. aimnst hevnnri rma. ltion. it Is thought he mar rpmv.i As ct there are no evidences of internal In. ries. buttt is feared, as he wAsnr.rlnli.t. (d from such an elevation to the solid rocks Jelow, that he may be seriously injured." I Small Pox. A young gentleman who lied at this office this morning who had leen working in Portland for some time ys a physician in that city informed him ilore than a week since that there were wer 200 cases of small pox in that city at luiume ana mat mere were reasons to ar an epidemic. The Orrgonian claims e disease is subsiding, and that there are fily a few cases. Some Raspberries. Mr. Chester eels left at the Democrat office to-day Barge bunch of second growth red rasp Rrrles, as plump and luscious looking as ftose in season. A Baltimore, Md., paper snicn saw an uem irom me democrat tn rerence to our second growth fruit says is a sign of an unhealthy climate. This ay be true in the East, but it Is not here. means that we have a mild and remark ile climate and soil. THE M4N ABOUT I4WN It Pays What f Why, to get your Ioceries, canned goods, etc., at the Wil. nette Packing Co's store. Their stock of me canned goods, consisting of pears, aches, cherries, etc., vegetables, chow ow and plckles,ls the best in the market. Biey have a splendid line of holiday aaaiW. fch as fancy erocerles. nuts, candles, etc.. Id their prices are remarkably reasonable. .u at mis store tor good goods and bar- flow AGtN6T Riple. A novel shoot- match has been made to shoot in Eu te for $io a Bide next Saturday. A gen lan from Cobunr will shoot with a bow t arrows at the target at a distance of jo ds. while rh rlfla, will k a. ,11.- Ice of 40 yards. The person, who shoots " not yet oecn selected, rne J and arrow man is very confident of fcn. Guard. pLLEGE Notes. The A. C. L. society 1 c elected the following officers for the N'ng term : President,!. Elkins ; Vice sident, E Irvine ; Critic, W H Lee; rk, C W Vunlt Tr.,.r.r V P l. fih ; Librarian,E!Blodgett ; Sergeant .rms, C Irvine. Iasa Tablet. A circular hat been cived from a San Francisco man giving clnution nerf.t tint, n U. - .,. sale that is a sure thing. This Is a good stration of life generally. tate Tax. The total State tax will be imills This Includes militia,i-:o mills, If verslty, i-io mills. Last vear it "ills. The total assessments amounts ,AA.,ooo,an increase of $5,000,000, In order to accomplish anything in this world you have t make an issue of it, as a dog does a bone, and the town cows the sidewalks. A bone Is good for nothing any way except to put in sugar, where you can't see it s but the cows are always with us. 11 any one nas a real, live, kicking reason why we should keep the bovines on our streets will he please come forward anu give it. I! II The best way to get along in this world Is to take things cool. The frightened per. son at fires gets tramped under feet first. the scared bird bunts the window pane and the person who sees small pox on every lamp post is the first to get It. Keep cool, and cream tartar in hot water drank when cool will help do it. II II The worst enemies to the business part of the world are the men who try to wig gle out of their honest debts, as a worm even seeks to bunt its way into solid rock, a 1. pays u Keep aoove Doard on this mun dane sphere. II II Honest, Injun, now, don't vou feel bet ter when you wear clothes bought of home II II Wny not begin making good resolutions at the present tick of the clock, so as to have them in a condition to be able to stand alone on the :st of January, a day when It takes a mountain of will power to walk straight. Able bodied resolutions are never put off till the first of the year, Al ways resolve to live honest, christian lives. That's the best bill of far:. Those Gas Works. Albany, Noy. 24th, 18SS. Editors Democrat : Can you inform me and the balance of the tax payers of the city of Albany who signed a petition to the City Council ask ing that body to grant gas works privilege, what has been done in the premises t Is It possible they have forgotten that they were cicuicu 10 serve tne tax payers In general and not one in particular ? If they have not the nerve they had better resign and let others take the place who will have the interest of the majority at heart. The Board of Trade is advertising Albany at consid erate expense to get capital Invested here, mm me vity uouncll should second the ef fort. I hope the matter of iras works mav be discussed through the columns of the Democrat so that the tax payers may be vicubicu ie prepare tne Dallotat the forth, coming election. A Tax Payer. The ordinance was read at the last meet ing of the Council and referred, and will be put on its final passage next Tuesday even Ing probably. Eds. F Sale Cheap Cook stove, only two or three months. Call at this of- Frustrated Faces That of a grocer who has driven a cow away from his turnip box for the tenth timeln an hour. That of the merchant who has spent an hour pick ing out a piece of calico for a particular customer. That of the Albany youth af- ter sampling the old gentleman's toe. That of the tramp when told "no, sir." lhat of the street bummer on being refus ed a drink because he hasn't a cent. That of the careless gentleman on being refused credit for groceries. That of the gentleman who has bet on election on receiving un favorable dispatches. Hotel Arrivals, Revere House. J M Holman, Eola; W J Holmand, Tangent; J K Hisey ; John Cook; J Marshall; H S Kelso; L Stock, S F; B Carsner; F Sallery, 0 Anderson, J Myers, W H Bryan, S Kinsella, OPRR; A Robinson D Griffin; A Gates, Gates ville; J Murray, Gatesville; J Cameron, Victoria; G Armstrong; F Belt, Portland; T Burnam C l.Mrh r. r... A u bergher, Portland; W Q Adams, Salem; C Jamleson, Seattle. St Charles. Mrs L H Mageejunction ; W F Mulcahy. W L VanHarlengenJr ,8 F; D II Fretts, D&RGRR: R K Mont gomery, O P R R ; O Baltimore, Centra lla ; C H Goag.Polk Co ; W Scott.ClncIn natl. O : L H River. H M Wh.lH.n Port land ; Miss Wrisley, Roseburg ; J M Mc- vruirc,wrYuiB. Russ House. D B Troutman, R J Far row. Iehannn i W C Ktno S P . T w J Slevin ; B Conner ; G G Wilson ; John Hendrickson ; G Sommer ; J Ficker ; H M Perry j A Lunn j G Young, J F Cook, Portland ; W C Crawford ; B R Forbes, Toledo ; P S Knighton, WJ Lockey, Hal sey j S Baxter ; H Herbors. oatetih & Sei 3ir IMMENSE 11 early before Fine Stock. E. L. Power, next door 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 bargains. HOMK ANU ABROAD. Mod Patronize bom merchant!. A killing frost this morning. Ashland is to have eleotrio lights also. Our meroranta generally report a good fall trade. Cleveland's plurality iu South Carolioa is 61,075. There are 700 Indians on the Siletz reasr vatioa in Beaton county. A line stock of artists materials at Or Guiss& Son's. No better in tbe Valley. A full line of Christmas candies and nuts will be kept by Brownell Si Stanard. Mr Jaoob Newman, one of Waterloo's most solid citizeus, has boon in the city to-dpy. School has. tablets, pencils, etc., very oiieap, at J F Cooks, opposite Kevere house. Crawford's dancing class was organized last evening with a good number of mem bers. Crawford's Thanksgiving Ball will beheld at the Opera House, as well as his dancing classes. Local papers do more to build up commun ities than any other agency. Do not forgot this fact. O'Conner, Barr Ai Harrigan already have their tools in Salem and Monday expect to go to work on the street railroad. Prof. Horner, of Roseburg.passed through the city yesterday on his way home, having been down the road on business. In the last Bishop Scott grammer school examination at Portland, James Black, son of HonT J Black, of Halsey, stood fourth. Policeman Jones just went past with Jolia Doe, arrested for making himself too con spicuous near the corner of First and Broai albi streets. Two yery sick Salem youths held a ticket one numuer irom tbe capital prize number, really no nearer than if it had been a thou sand higher. The Sabbath School Annmrt mvn at. t h. M E church last eveninir was well attended. and the program, we understand, was very creditably earned out. Aboot the worst habit we know of is for young women to ran around the streets and be at all the trains. The next worst is for young men to do these things. "The Quick and th6 Dead,'' by Amelia ivives u tne latest novel to nave a big run, Everybody has been reading it in Port.l.nH Some one though says there is not much to lb. Why patronize traveling tailors an.l n.. dlere generally when you can do as well if not much better at home. Support your home institutions every time. Spend your """"j jrou vara lb. An Eastern gentleman recently made a large fortune oat of coal oil in a single week. He insured his wife'e life for $50,000 and a day or two afterwards she lighted the kitch en tire with a can of kerosene and ha got the insurance. Mr C D VanDyke, of Linn connty, a uiuuiu-maaer 01 many years experience, has been in town during the past week, and con eluded to move to Ashland to prosecute his bnsinees. Tiding: .. Eastern people are very skeptical about the Facino Coast. A paper aays: "The glorious olimate of California is alleged to wia woDoen, oucwnena resident of that state makes affidavit before a notary poblio that a aheep pelt which he had tacked np on the barn door grew a orop of wool this fall, it uui oro m locate me habitation of the most colossal liar ef the century. Huntsville, W. T. The IVMnu famll. .l. -i-t.. . J K-MVU iliC IIIEIIl IK Hunt. vin,. ti,.i j n. xt.?i " : " " .iviii mic national Park. They gave a private musical at the house of Prof Walker. A select circle en joyed something most superb. They could not remain to oivee nuhiif. n-., u.: called home in haste on' business : but rmmmA " .. ' J.IUM1UWJ LU ICIUIU, A nubile ThantcfiOrlvlnw ...nn.- III 1 given on the night of the 28th. Noncon- i..UUwiio A iciim. inc poor aamitted gratis. Music, literary exercises and sup- The rlemnrrnta cai-rt.! kl . . . . .a Mluiliy, Smith, the Oregon hnnhnn fmm Tn.n. denCC. is sorry he Hid nnf vnt. U. 1. - pretty hard nut ; but he is the boss ioker n U. ...... III. , I - 1 1 . .. v. i.uiusvnic. nc Dciongs toinecnurcn van urc wiuiout pastors or sacra menta : and vet h 1 rHln,i. T7- i . . . ........ va in stance he preached a very melting sermon k.nl.u . . I I I 1 t w uauuicM nam, iiiai ueggea ror money. Then he ETave him enoncrh mnnev tn Kmi him a day, and concluded with these words "your complexion's agin ye ; especially your nose ; and now, if you go and get drunk Oil th(a mitn.,- Hn.h klantr ll nnoyou ana Kin you 1 r .......I . ... 1 1 ni - , .i . " -.i.in;i , nun, nine in mc morn tnff. hut warm .nil ..till thj Mat nf A Put It Into the immigration pamphlets. . nc, wwiug anu plowing are aone in the afternoon. It often remains so till Christmas. Clint. TEMPERANCE COLUMN. Edited y Albaoy W, O. T, V Mrs Henrietta Skelton, the German Panu orKa"lzer h8 been elected Mate President of the Idaho WOTU. Hudson, N. Y. is reported as having a "Stingy Club," whose members pled-e ireCaT.SGdntttOlrCatn0r Canon Wilberforce it is announced will soon re.visit Amercia. He is to lecture at Swarthmore College during the winter. Miss cssie A Ackerman has been ap pointed to follow our round-the-world Mis slonary, Mra Lcavitt. She has been hold ing a few meetings In Washington, D. C, starting from thence across the continent, will take In the principal cities enroute to San Francisco. She will sail for the Sand wich Islands in January. She save: "I feel that I have undertaken much, but h",nn , r va" "V,", meet Sreater obstacles i ld iau T,,e ladiesof Wash Ington tendered her a reception. Our State President, Mrs A R RWgs has just returned from an extended "rip through Eastern Oregon, where she went to review the field, strengthen the Unions, and organize new ones. We hear of her from Echo, Wasco, Arlington and other places where she has planted the white, ribbon. She has been graciously and glad ly received everywhere and we are sure her visit will result in much good. She will soon begin work in the Valley and we trust the good women will give her all the assistance in their power, and thus further the good work. Thanksgivixo Social. A social will be held on Thanksgiving evening by the Albany W. C. T. U. to which the public generally, are cordially invited. It is ex pected that each member and as many friends as wish, will bring a thank offering in money. These contributions are to be handed In at the door. No stated amount has been asked for, each one gives as the heart prompts. A good program, literary and musical is being arranged, and in due tune will be published. After the render ing of the program the remaining part of the evenir.g will be spent in games and social Intercourse. The money contribut ed is to be devoted to paying the indebted ness on the hall. KEEPPOSTFD Wheat, 7o ii r.i . New fall goods at Read's. See those new jeraies at W. F. Read's. New ribbon all shades and stylei at Read's A full line of boys kilt auita at W. F Read's. Fine line of bread kneading nana at G W Sjiith'e. Another lot of Hull cheese at Brownell & Stanard's. A large stock of lifting force pumps at G W Smith'a. Goods at COat at M. .T. MnntaifK1. . . .1 old Young store. Go to A. B. Mcllwain'a and ask to see those fb' suits for men. In a calm sea every man is pi! i5. goods '.V. F. Read is leader. If yoo 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 evercustomer, at Thos. Jones. Bargains in general merchandise at M J Monteith's at the old Youog store. Buy your tickets through to the East of W L Jester and save fare to Portland. A complete line of heating and parlor stoves at G W Smith's, no better in the valley. The chxapest place to buy men's tinder wear in the state is at A B. Mcllwain'a. 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 sell dry goods cheaper than any bouse in Albany. Call and see for yourself. All the latest novelties in millinery goods at E and C Howard's. Call and see them. No trouble to show goods. The line ofPanifTnanJ pA...i a j U W Smith a is a large one. These are anions w.,v,tt ..v,b. uiauu. oee tnem. Dr. M. R mi;. j T - - -i fugwutu auu aurgeon Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city or conn try. Goods not sold for less than ont. onniU not given away. But good honest goods sold at reasonable proBtat W. F. Read's. Juliua Oradwnhl ,'. ni, n.Al.'. - . i ".ing Bpcuiai- ty of orockery, fancy goods and silver ware, of which he carries a large and select stock. Hisailver wufa i. laa7 I? x. v. . . . . , i,i uiauwcK of crockery is the best in the market and his linenf dnl..n1 .UJu.1. .1 .1.: ii 7" riy .wage gener ally is complete. His prices are the lowest on th ftAttnt: Shoes, Shoes, SnoES.-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. t MOOTEITH & SEITENBACH. New Goods. Latest stvles In tonne. turban and soft felt hats just received at Ida M. Brush's. XV V ITUD T ...... T". ., lauiLAiiuna, ror tne 34 hours beginning at 11 o'clock, noon. i-iear. F. L HEM -DEALER IN- A Just the Same. The following is from the corvallis Gazette : "It has been learn ed, from a reliable source,that the fireman on the O R & N river steamer Occident on her first round trip of last week was taken off the boat, when she arrived at Portland, In a condition which showed he had small pox, and that the Captain was not allowed to land until he had been vac cinated." The boat has been running reg ularly since. tenbach having" STOCK of Gen the stock is bro GREAT decided to close eralMerchandise ken. Choice Family GROCERIES. Confectionery, Cigars anil Tobaceo. All 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 Albanybusiness offer for sale without reserve at COST