Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, October 21, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWondiy Evaning Bctobar 12,1888 PublUhe- avury day In th wek. SutiiUya eicit-l. irk4 HTrif Mf Elitir. ami PublUliur. simsuiurrioM it.vrm. Iit mil lr I oul.imr yoar ...... .... .' ijuil,lr - " t,.-i I i In "' 'HI " t Albany I art socoiiil-claHH mull iiiuuor. REAL ESTATE SALES. II W Seltlemlre to R W Murplj,s6 xss feel.ul 4, I IV A $ 50 A R Cyrus to I'lill M Smlth.Jj In- tcrcBt In 80x1 wlcet, Lebanon. . 2ovo Franklin l'ropst lull Hr rant, 11 2. 86 acres, 1 1 w 3 S;.8o Jon Moint to T L Wallace,! lot, bl 7, MVEA moo J V Pipe 10 A J Hodge, lot 3, bl 4, r a n. 150 V W l'arrlsli to U K Slmpson.trus lee, 51 feet, bl 3, Allmtiy 13,090 Job Webber, jr.to W Clifford Nash, lot 2, bl 14, E A.Albany 2500 L, Vierick to Chas I'felfferand II W Thornton.bl 3, W A 1200 Mary A Moore to A IJcach, 140 acres ti5 3500 A R Cyrus to John liin-'enlieliner. 45 Interest. 200 acres 11 w 1 . . . 1S00 LOCAL SiWCOPvD How UK EscAfK-o. S II Friendly of jncne.a brollic-lii-law oi J Simo.i, of i.cliv. was a passenger on the wrecked ainatid bis berth wasi'ic lirst one in the jnttnd of the wrecked s'eeper, says the ikm Sateimuu. His escape f;oin a lior. blelieath was a nairow one. Just before It wreck occurcd lie ordered the porttr irrange bis bed and while waiting be night be would step into the next car Lbind and smoke w'nlle be walled. Just he reached the other car and before the l.rter had commenced to ai ranLe 'he bed, terrific shock was felt and the tram came inland still. Rushing to the platform Ltliinii but escaping smoke and steam Uliibe ccn,bHtitwnscertalnthe train was I the track, ine car in which air r nena had his berth bad plunged into a freight loaded with railway iron and the whole of the car was torn to pieces. Hit rlh was a wreck. Had the accidenthap neJ a few moments later he perhaps Mild not have been in Salem to day to ate the circumstances. Mourning Emhle.m. There lungs up he frontdoor knob of the room recent- vacated by W T Ellis, solemnly, yet verently swinging to and fro, in the gen- iephyr that whisper the sad and ournful strain ol his unllmely dtparturn piece of block cloth, which had been faced there by some small boy in memory this saintly man, wnose angeuc novcr about our city reminds us of a picture Ike compassionate cherubim, so tenacnly rerlng over the Ark of the Covenant. Lis emblem of respect and heart felt grail- lie is very suitable indeed. It is an old that had Decn usea ior monins 10 wipe ink from rollers and type, until it was black and filthv as were the deeds aid ions of the man whose memory It I iculated to perpetuate. It Is said he I tat Brownsville Times. We had In liOed to never mention the name of this In Ellis again, just leave him alone; but 1 give the above as an "In Memorian" as Keems to De quite appropriate. l)o!NO Well. Den Clelan.who lost his Iht arm Saturday, is doing remarkably til, displaying a fortitude not often wit d in a boy. fie Is already making as to learn to shoot with his left hand 1 contemplates killing a number of more Ids some day. The version of the accl lit now given by the boys is this. They ll turned the boat ready to return down rlver.and were chanirlnir ssatr, young plan going to the back seat, he having kn rowing up stream. In pulling his li over the middle seat the hammer i-Sht ou the seat. A forcible jerk dis- rgedthe gun, the muzie Deing close 10 arm,with the result ncretoiore narrai- The Hospital. Parties are. canvassing city to secure funds with which to aid Sisters In building their hospital. This itution is much needed and we think it to say that the generosity as w ell as Krpiltc of Albany's people will be n in liberal donations, 11 is saic cation will be made to the county aulstance. ' lie trust this enterprise meet with the success It deserves. r Another Shot. As Messrs Har- Cranor and G M Coffey, miller at the f Roller Mills, were on their way to "y on Wednesday, CranorV that gun discharged accidently, exactly how i not be explained. Fortunately but hot took effect, find that slncrle shot Coffey received In his arm. causine ne fie solo frets. f Proper Thing. The Democrat Pt Salem on the back for the follow- "The nearly fatal accident of an N; falling and crushing a man walk- under it has been productive of good. p!g the past few days many old and '-'mated weaden awnings nave been to the ground. Miitioss Fahimoxaule Coshow & n, eur rea' estate men have laved the " Kay property, east of town offt Into "id blocks. This is very desirable my ano will make many nice nomes. "Mistake Made In buying proper- 1 Albany, Lots In all parts of the city, Improved and unimproved. Also prepcrty. Land near the city wanted. E (i Bkarpslev, Estate Agent, Droadalbll St.Albany. A U. R. R l Mole. The rumor Is rifn In Salem again that a brnirh road U to be built from Salem to Meliama hy the Southern Pacific. It would be a fine thing for the Capital City. Salem also has hopes of reaching Astoria by way of the Narrow Ciauge nnd the proposed i lills ooro line.and perhaps will in time. This glorious valley will eventually he netted wilh railroads ; but keep your eye on Al bany as the center. "'O One of the rinett lots of guns "olvers ever received In Albany ft In stock at Steirart (r. Sox's. Hun- "ould call and see tri-n and get Can Cometo Albany Friday evening E R Allen, from the Big Nestucca, arrived In Dallas on h!a way to visit a sick daught er in Marion county. He informed the Ol'scrvtr that the Nestucca section is set tling up very rapidly, and that the people of not only those parts, but all of Tilla mook,are highly pleased over the outlook for a railroad, at they Save every reason to believe that it will be built inside of eighteen months. No More Jawbone. It takes the Linn county doctor to publish emphatic duns The following Is Dr E O Hyde's, of Scio, at published in the Press : "Positively the last call. All persons knowing them selves Indebted to tne, call and settle im mcdiateh'. I need coin to pay my bills. and must ha e it. Jawbone is played out." m The Firkuan Dead. As anticipated by the Democrat the accident to Robert Putnam by the train wreck at Junction has proven fatal.a result generally regretted Mr Putnam died at his home in East Port- laud yesterday at 4 o'clock. His wife and mother, who resides at Brownsville, were wilh him. The deceased was well known in this county as a reiiable,steady fireman Tailor Made Suits. vV. R. Graham has received a large and choice stock of suitings, purchased In the East at bottom prices, and Is now located at his old stand, two doors north rif the Democrat office, where he Is prepared to make suits and do a general tailoring business in a satisfac lory manner, his many years of experi ence in Albany speaking for his workman ship. Call and 6ee his suitings and get orices. To Farmers aud Horsemen. Gal- bralth Bros, of Janesville, Wis., offer for sale at the Live Stock Exchange, Cor. Fourth and Ash Sts., Portland, Oregon, a choice collection of their celebrated Clydes- dalc.Englfsh Shire,Hackr.cy and Cleveland Bay Stallions, at moderate ptices, and on terms to suit purchasers. These horses are all of the highest Indtvluual merit and most fashionable strains nf breeding. Every animal satisfactorily guaranteed. A Goon Weiuh. The Democrat man saw a butcher weighing a hog In a very speedy kind of Ja way. Lifting the carcass from the wagon to his shoulders he carried it into the shop, stood on the scales and was weighed with the hog. As the hog weighed 263 pounds it took some muscle to do It. The man we'ghed 162 pounds. A new candle has been bronsht out. which extinguishes itself In an hour. This it does bv meant of a tiny ex'.ln. guishcr of tin, which Is fastened In the wax by wires, and which effectually per- Itn InLlr Tf la mill pcrMfl 1 v tn remove this diminutive extinguisher when ... 1. l. J I U- -...Jl. I. ... Ill WOrK IS UUIIC, Mil u llic vuiiui. n- gain ready to burn another hour. His Crake. The present craze with the Albany boy Is tept and every boy Is out of fashion who fails to have one to whip. He has dropped hit stilts, which have become an old chestnut. This 1 a world of rages, and none turpass the Al bany boy in the business. The Correct Thing. A couple non capitalists from Colorado were given lodg ings Iblt afternoon In the city calaboose. They had been begging; but teemed sur prised at being arrested. m A Sharp Item The finest line of cut lery and sheart In the city at Stewart & Sox's. Their goods are the very bett and will staid the test. In the Lead. Mr. Juliut Gradwoh leads In his business and wishes it under stood that he will carry the finest stock o crockery a-are In the Valley, receiving his goods from headquarters, and keeping up with the times in ail me laicsi novemes. He has received a fine lot of Wedgwood & Co't Newyacht decorated ware, called ruby wire," handsomest goods in the mark et. Mr Grndwohl makes crockery a spec ialty and will meet the demands of the public in any line. Do not send away for goods but give him a call. All Persons. Indebted to the late firm of Browncll & otanard are requested to call and settle at the store of C E Urownell without delay or make tome TEHI'KUAM'K I'OMm.V. Edited by Albany W, 0. T. U Encouraging quarterly reports were read by the officers and superintendents of the Albany W. C. T. U. at their meeting on Tuesday, the 15th. The President ipoke hopefully of Ihc prospects for the winter1 work, for which the exercises and mgges lions of the recent IMUrtct Convention had been helpful preparation. She regretted that more of the members hrfd nt been present to share In the instruction and in spiration to be gained from our state and national oritcers, who were oreent. She alro expressed her sense of the need of more than human power to dislodge the mighty foe the d ink and Ji ink traffic.so strongly intrenched behind the Stale and National government. Superintendent ol Juvenile work announced that arrange- menu were in progress 'or .eniming work in this department, and that the I-oyal Kenton would probahlv bj re-opened on Kr'day, Oct. 2sih. Superintendent of Par lor meetings stated that these meetings would be resumed on Wednesday.Nov. 6th. Kent committee announced the enttiecost of building the kitchen o be An excellent plan for making meetings mre interesting was lead and on motion adopt ed. Members and lsltors,either ladies or gentlemen, who are alwavs welcome atall meetings.will thus have an oppo-lunity of becoming better acquainted with the ob ject and methods of the various depart ments ei w l u work Moral sua&ion and moral force is one of the foundation stones of the temperance reform, and must ever and continually be maintained. To make, to sell, or to drink is to iiave part in the sin and wickedness of the results. The appeal to the con science is one of the strongest weapons in this warfare. Rev. Dr. Ecob says ; "Every man who touches, tastes or handles this accursed tiling is a sinner against man and before God." This is one of the strongest arguments for absolute prohibition of the traffic that can be presented. The sin of the drink habitand drink tiaftic mustbe proclaimed so long as the drink exists and until it is banished from the face of the eaith. National Temperance Advocate, Moral suasion and moral effort,hovever, can never have much more than a few In dividual triumphs here and there, so long as the strong arm of the ttale is thrown around the liquor traffic, and It is legalized and sanctioned and protected by statutes and government officers. "Regulation" cannot regulate this "gigantic crime of crimes." The power and support of the state must be taken from the saloon and be placed around the home. The saloon must be outlawed and the individual pro tected. Then and then only can moral suasion have its full and rightful influence. Moral and legal effort joined hand In hand will as surely bring the yietory as there Is a ood in Heaven who tavors righteous ness and disapproves of sin and all iniquity, isanonai lemperance Jidvtcatt, Given Away. For the benefit of our customers wt will give away on Jan ist, the following : I Dinner set, 129 pieces, $25. 1 Tea set, 44 pieces, $7.50, 3 Tea sets, each 44 pieces, $18. These goods are of the best English ware and a credit to any table. Give us a call and get not only the best bargains io pure iresh groceries out secure a chance atone or more of these elegant sets of dunes. La Fork st & Thompsox, Fresh Butter. Grape butter, Apple Buttsr, Tomato butter, Plum butter, We have just received fresh from our factory a fine lot of the above fruit Butters, Do not to try them. ' Willamette Packing Co. How to Advertise Aldan y Get some of those elegant views at Crawford x l'ax ton's and send to your friends PhnTikfrmnhfr vtw will 111 m nr an A more truthfully than a pamphlet of print- Money to Loam". At a low rate of in- ret. on eood farm nrnnprlv tr T Inn cauntv, or on best improved city property ip ioany. ippiy 10 iiiaritDurn & Wright Albany, Or To Farmers. Farmers will do well to hyt their fruit, garden or farming lands wun waiiace cc wusick. A Ticket Beeinnhiz Oct. ioth we will give a ticket with eu'i cih our chate of $1.00 and every five of these ucKeis gives a cnance at arawing one of iiubc cicgnm acia oi aisncs hi, LiAF OK.EST13C 1 IIOMPSOXS. HOJIEAND AHUOAII Who is at it? What are they at? See ad, in another column. A fine line of solid silvtr ware at Frenoh'a Quinces 7j cents uer biithel At fl F Rrnw. cell's. Hon John Burnitt, of Corvallis.hai beea n the city tu-day. B C Eckleson. fni-nirKtiiMl nmiAfr nn tho Oregon PoiUc,is iu thy city. Finest fountain pons in the world for only $2.00 at F M French's. C fl- Morifan. a oulnrcd man. has been elected clao orator at Harvard. Mt .fohn Brown' ha nurchaticd the Dr Starr pioporty, at Brow neville. James Nolan, a Northern Pacific fireman. was killed oeir Huuturs yesturdiy morning in a bad railroad sn ashup. Tne Lamrmt Brother iriva another one of their acrobatic and contortionist nxhibitious near the Dkuockat office to-day. Miiisra Kane & Madden, a cmitile H It men, hotiL-ht comilo lots iu Piped S A this morning, Or. Lind Co, audits. Mr Charles Krnnedv.tli3 i-iualar conduc tor on the O P, r ttinttd to-day frt-m a trip with his family to tho Imluutriai fair at rortiand. About tweuty lots have been sold or bonded in Schmeer'a addition to the city. These lots are about 27 feet front and are selling for $125 a lot, A Prinevillo merchant recently bough 30,000 pounds nf sugar at one order. Tba wiii make a trtijcht bill that would make Salem squirm. Subscriptions for all the leading news papers and magazines received hy F L Ken ton, noar the Postoffice. All orders for warded without delay. Crawford & Paxton have jntt received a lot of new and elegant back grounds and ao cessorics. Go and see them. '1 hey are bet ter prepared to do fine work now than eyer- Tie watch whih Barney Woncen.in jail for shooting Nick Zimmerman, 'was accused of stealing, has been found under the Waver ly House. The same switch that caused the aceident Friday night at Junction, was again found open just before the arrival of the train Saturday night. This outrageous careless ness should be Btopped. The State convention of the Baptist iynui.-n convenes m MoMinnville this wees, convening on Wtdnerday. Key Trumbull ana others will attend from this city. There are eeyentysix pupils in the Scio nisircc scnooi t m rty-eight in each room. There are four vacant seats in Mr Geddea' room,and eight in Mr Cyrus' room. Book keeping will be taken up oa Monday, ith 15 oent shaving at Viereck'a. 8 tickets for $1 at Yiereck . Boots and shoes at cost at Read's, Saratoga chips at C E Browne U's. Try tho1 full cream cheese at C E Brown-ell's. New cream cheese just received at Conrad Meyers. 3 chairs running steady at Viereck's shav ing parlors. Best roast coffee in the city at Conrad Meyers. Get yonr school bocks and tablets at Gutss Son a. Kirks Savon Imperial aoap, $100 a box at G K rJrownell f . Try the Old North State smoking tobacco for a delicious smoke. Sixty dozen window shades jut received at Fortmiller&Irving's. Spectacles and eye glasses cneaper than ever at F M French's. A fine lot of picture frame i iust received at Crawford Si Paxton's. T W Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in city, opposite Fortmiller & Irving a. A large and fine line of window t lied just received at FortmUlcr & Irying's. We have the best $1 50 kid glove ever brought to Albany at W r Read e. Now is the time to save monov by buying boots and shoes atooBt of W. F. Read. An elegant lino of new designs of chairs justreceiyed at Fortmiller & lrving's. Go to Bardue for honest weights, guod goods and lowest living prices. An elegant stnek of watchoa, sold as low aod the lowest, at Will & Stark's. The host watch in the world for the money at F M French's. Etch one fully warranted. Watches, watches, watches for everybody cheap for cah and fully warranted at F M French's. Barrows & Searlv. agents for the celobra ted Ludlow fine shoes. and women s, miBft and child re ns goods. F-ir a ic n tuna Smh Tno.ni click, cheao for cnh call s F M Frjuh' thi Corner Jewelry Store. If vou have any jub wtrk ti 1" call on G W. Smithwho is prec. . tJ do it with neatness and disiint 1 md as cheap as anyone. Lilies shM, mens shoes, miises shoes childreuash'tos, m?ns boot, hoys boots, at less thu ooi to make room for other goods at C E Brown!!1. Hr.rando.tt 1 1 ri i io t a'lii the nn-charer at II M It h-trti,' f.v-d r. suu itf-d t th? fit f Frrrv ami Water 3ttetf. Olhc htnmrly ttccnjhd by Thos M mfeiih ft Son. MARRIED. GLASS TURNER. At the Exchange Hotel on Sunday Oct aoth 1589 by M E Brink T P. Mr Geortre GIa n,1 MI., Sarah ii lurner, all ot Linn (Jo. FRANCIS PFEIFFER. - PROPRIETOR OF - Albany Soda Works. - And Mnticfacfureni of HOICE CONFEUTIONERY, v" re now prppsno' to at w'iol always fresh ani ,ni at Pnrtltncl . to dcler. We aT keep a full tf flats and Tropical Fruits. IQARS ANO TOSACCO llfATKn. - A c'rl lo i!r km rathoua. V T work. .'118 roturMliiLt to takroharao of and d'al' thn work Tor a famllv of four. Literal w.-itT wtil be nt;d. Auulv at !hi nsiduiiiw f Dr Mn-lon. For sle b Will A 8lark. dnfloT a in SAVE IT. i That Dollar of Yours ! lou May Have Need for It ! A B. McILWAIN h. WeA hl8,weIw 8.'0t,K of FaH Kxlnd has Inaugurated a new system, wilt mike Joe general merchandise at a scale of prices that Open Your Eye. WE.OFFER Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Domestics, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Etc., at greatly reduced price. CARPETS. lion of 10 to 20 cents per yard on all qualities Wo are telling and furnishing goods at prices that never fail to please. S.nSn.tJL?1d,?rJtood "J" we entor lnt0 no omblnation with other iSfiaitf imU? "ma ntaln higher prices, but from now till Jan nary 1st we will simply slaughter Ihlrgs. SQUARE Groceries. to C3 SMALL C. E. BROWNELL, Knccessor to BROWNELL & STANARD, Would respectfully announce that he is continuing thn business at the old stand and that he is better than eyer prepared to till all orders with accuracy and de spatch and at prices NJJVBR BBFOBB Offered In the town. While thanking the citizens of Alba ny for their very liberal patronage In the past I earnestlb solicit a continuance of your favors, assuring LOW PRICES a superior quality of goods and Ooxi rteousiTreatment Very Respectfully, Yours for Business, C, E. BROWNELL. Archie Bleckbiirn, Salesman. DEAL INC Groceries PROFITS FL.KENTON DEALER IN- GROCERIES, Choice Candy, XntS) Frnit, etc. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. NEARiTHE POST OFFICE ALBANY, CREGCN ure During. y satisfactory arrangements. fins wrlcboa, jewelry, etc,