Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, September 03, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextVOL. J. DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. ALBANY, OR., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1888. Win. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Prompt Attention-First-class Hoarse jS"After business hours' call at rosldonoe corner Fifth aud Dakar streets. 0YERUN3 TO CAUFOWIA. Southern Pacifls Company's Line, the Mr..8utTA;iiorrE. lfjjbjtwni A1!imyatil &v. FrwioNs), 35 hour UALIKUKNIA K1PRIM4 ll.tlSH 1AILT. South North 4.1)0 r. it. Lwvo Portland Arrive I 10:40 a m H:05 F H Lunvu Allnuiy Loave 7:Uii A M 7;M A H I Arrive San Fraud Luave (1:30 p m LOHAL PAHHRSUKR TRAINS DAILY except Sunday), Loavo 8:00 a h 2:40 FM Lsuvo Arrive Portland Albany Arrive 3:46 p u Loavo I ii;:i; a u Leave 9 .00 a tfOCAL PAUHKNUKK TKAIMS DAILY, KXUKIT SITXDAT. 3:11) ru I Leave Albmy Arrive b:i:AU 8:.'0 F H J Arrivo Lobatiun Leave l H 12:' PM I Leave Albany Arrive l!:4ri F m 1:30 m Arrivo Lsbauoa Leave i:UUP 23 PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. gTourist Sleeping Oars or Accommoiialtoii ol 8ecftndClau Pamien Iter. BlUrht il lo Express Train. West Side blvlfllon. BET TV EC I'OKTL.iND AXD COBVALLI, MAlbTRAiM DAILY (exMpt Sunday.) Oak 2.2T- P u Leave Arrive tVirllaud Corvil'is , Airive I Leav U:lb F M 1:80 m XFRISS TCA1N4 DAILY (OXOJpt Sunday. 4:50 p M Leave Portland Arrive I 0:00 A M :00 P H Arrl-e McMinnville Lwaye 6.46 A M AtAVeany and Corvalll connect with trains of Ore n Padflo Railroad For full Information rofarJlnsr grates, niipa, etc., on Company ' Ayont. R. KOEHLER, P. ROGERS, Mtuagar nt i i il i. Ar YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad, ijon Development Company's Steam ship Line. 225 MILES SHORTER. 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by my other route. First-nlaw through passenger and freight line from Portland and all points In the Willamette Valley to and from San Francisco, Cal. Willamette River Line of Steamers. The "Win. M. Hok," The ''S. S, Bent ley," Tho "Three Sislors" are In service for both passenger and freight tralllo be tween Corvallis and Portland nd lo:er niedlate points, leaving Cojipany'r wharf, Corvallis, and Mows. Hiuman A Co'a wharf, Nos. 200 nd'2l)2 Front St., Port land, three times'a wwik as follow. : NORTH BOUND. LmvlCorrallia, Mon., Wad. ami t'nilay, 10:iWA, 41. Uave Albany, Monday, V'wl. and Friday, 12:00 Noun Arrive Portland, lue., Tbu. an'i Saturday, 6:30 If. SOUTH UOUKU. Laava rorllanil, Mon., Wl. an! Friday, 8:00 A. M. Loav. Albany, Tua., Tliura. and Saturday, 1:20 P. M, Arrive Co'vallia, Tin., Tbil. and Saturday, :ai 1'. M. Boats make oloae ooniiee-liou at Albany with trains of the Oregon Paolllo KailroaU. T1MR SJHSiHJLB. (exoopt SUTidayn.) Lerve Albany, 1:00 p. u, j Leave Yaqutna,. 0:4(ia,h. li.av. uorvallis, 1:IUP, a. ucavo i;orvmna,ui:.i.i A,.. Arrive Vviulna, 6::lu r. a lArnve Albany, liliu A. O. A C. trains conuejc at Albuny and Corvallis. The above trains connect at Yaqtiint with the Oregon Development . Company's Line of Hujumiliius between aqiiina and San l'ranctsco. N.1ILINU B4Tt:.H . raotf at Krti ifiAcv. riioSTAttia mm 7 (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) ; In now leceiving new goods in every line. Old goods dold out, Everything New with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, connii.tiiig of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, . FURNISHING GOODS,' BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES I propose t have h co-nr rtl 8to:k rnr- line as ever wrought to Al bany, with hit '( New Novelties and Latest Styles art'l aa they are oiBDufHCtured. All o'ti cnfltoiuerK hihi ft i h!h Uth hitbt -It - i: .1- ... ii : ar.L. ... .1 ana a-4 wen new ones, are comuhiij iiviu.(i hj ch Him iiiBj-tw n"i "u rices. " uo Not Pfopose Re To ' 'W.F.EEAD, Willamette VaMev. HaiteniHef lm. September 7th WillametM Vallny Hd)tember 13th. aeitember Ulti tvuiatraue aiioy uoiivrmaer -ana. The Company rye tho right to c u an pre sailing anion wunoiu nouca. S. U. pAoniram from PoruUud and WilUrneite Vailev pnlnUoait mnko close conneaU.m with the tmiiM nf the Yaqu.ua route at Albany or Corvallis, and It 'des tlned to San b'rAncisoi aliouhl arrange to arrive at xaqunu tue evening oeitire ante of Miliug. . :..) i anener aail FaiclU Batei alway me PorlnformUioi apply to C J Stuart, Freight nt Ticket Azent, Albny. or to C H Hiwoll. Jr., O. F. St F. Atft., Oreiron Develop m.ut Co., 3 Mnttf)iuery am Fraoctwo, v. i. hiihui,, A. O. F. trtJ P. A pent, Ororon PaoIHc R K Co. Cnrrallie, Of, Siict-8or lo N. H. AlU'n &, o 57 First Street, Albany, Or) A FEW DEFINITIONS. Taxation for surplus Is robbery. Well says the Old Roman : "When you tax people for more than the Government has any occasion to demand you are rob bing the people of the money that belongs to them." A tariff for bounties is robbery. There is no power vested In Ccngress to tax the many in order to make a few rich. That in what a tariff docs which maintains duties covering twice the average total cost of labor in the protected articles. Presi dent Foster, of the Republican League, told the truth in his money raising circular when he certified that the protected manu facturers arc getting "practically the sole benefit of our tariff laws." A tariff is a tax. The man who says that a tariff is not a tax when it is paid, either lies wilfully or mil-takes ignorantly. Every imported du tiable article upoa which the tariff is hon estly paid is enhanced in cost to the Amer ican consumer by the full amount of the duty. "Definition Is argument." Summary of Meteorology for Auc , 18SS. from observations taken at Albany. Linn Co. Oregon, by John Kriggs, vol. observer for the Sigual Service, U S. Army. Highest barometer on the 13th, 30 04. lowest barometer oq the 29th, 20.57. Mean barometer for the month, 29.80. Highest daily average of bar. 30. Lowest daily average of bar. 29.G1. Highest temperature on the 16th, 94. Lowest temperature on the 20th, 4S, Mean for the month GS.Gti. Highest daily range of thor. oothe 20, 43. Lowest daily rangeof titer, on the 2Gth, 17. Mean temperature at 7 a, m. daily 59.58. Mean temperature at 2 v tn daily 83 03. Mean tempetatura at 9 p. m. daily 66.19. Prevailing directions of wind. N. . Maximum velocity force, 2. Total rainfall or melted snow, 0. inches. Depth of snow at end of month, 0. Number of days on which .01 inch or more rain fell, 0. Number of days of cloudiness average 8 scale of 10, .1. Of 93 objorvatinu G7 were clear, 5 cloudy, 3 fair, 1 foggy. 0 ruiu, 3 hazy, 6 overcast, 6 uiokoy, ' - Frost on the mornings of 0. Temperature, t2 64 on average of 10 yearr. R.iuUU-0.41 on average of 10 years. Waterloo. For solid enjoyment go to Waterloo, which Is now on top. Fine lo cality, fishing, boat in j and bathing, and splendid accommodations at J. G. Gross's llirt prices are reasonable. Horses fed at lowest possible rates. Mr. Gross will meet the 2 o'clock Lebanon rain on Mondays And Saturdays: Campers can obtain sup plies at Mr. Gross' sto e. Military Ball. 'F" Co's. grand mili tary ball to be given Sept. 14, will be the event of the season for dancers of Albany and neighboring places. If you are fortun ately the recipient of an invitation do not fail to attend. Parson & Bray's orchestra, of Portland, have been engaged, which in sures splendid music. The boys ar spar ing no pains or expense to make the affair perfect in every detail. Tickets without supper $1.50. J. GRADWOHL, . Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. ' Agricultural Implements Agcat'tor Fire and Marine Insurance 1 ii.ynBTraraaraffl MACHINE OILS. The bl varieties of machine oilra to be had are kept by Stewart tt Sox, especially the kinds that have been thoroughly tested by the Linn county farmers. Prices guaranteed. CURE. FOIt MIt'K IIIithAdU), Doyo-l want a rcmwly for R'llou'noa.. Pimple, on tho fact, a-d a aure cure f.ir aick headache, Mk Dr. Gti'a anil b'n, uio Umiam, fur Ur.Oei.m . Liver Pilla. try a Jum, aaniple. tro. mil ix 'J3 cml, NO 103 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Powderly. Philadelphia, Sept. !. It is rumored on apparently good authority this morning that Powderly would at once resign and withdraw from the Knights of Labor. Sec retary Hifycs declares that there is absolute ly nothing in the story. The Pope To Stove. Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. 1. Rev. Father Shuck, pastor of St. Mary's Church at Mill hausenn, Ind., who was in the city to-day, has just returned from Rome where he had audience with the Pope. He says in an interview: 'I have positive information that the Pope will not remain in Rome more than two years more, and I expect he will have to leave in the next few months. He will go lo Spain where he is invited, and is sure of a cordial recep tion. The headqu?rter cf the Catholic Church will then be located at Madrid. Even now preparations are being made for his departure, that is liable to take place at any moment.' IOHt!n:intor-(ienerars Report Washington. Sept. 2. The annual re port of the postmaster-general will show a large increase in postal business during the past yea;. The number of presidential post offices has Increased from 2336 to 2502, and the salaries paid presidential postmasters have amounted to $4,202,800. Minora Trouble. Cle-Ell-m, W. T., Sept. 2. The miners have announced that they would go to work to-morrow, although the assertion is made, bv one in position to know pretty ac curately what he is saying, that some of the miners will accept the cornpuny's otter, if any considerable number do so, the general bciief here Is that the company will eventu ally win the contest. Sheriff Pack wood will have his deputies here by to. morrow or next dav. Of course any miners going lo work will be protected, The railroad company is now well supplied with coal and can get along for a good while without a futher supply. Three Fires. Sax Francisco, Sept. 2. Examiner spe cial from West Superior, Wis : Early this morning fire was discovereJ in the Amer ican house. Water was not turned on the fire until the entire building was envelop ed in a mass of flames and the screams of frantic men and women escaping from the burning building, some in only night clothes, lent horror to the scene. It was finally got under control and confined to the hotel. At least six persons were burn ed to death, perhaps more. Three bodies were taken out this afternoon. Only one was identified. Baltimore, Sept. 2. Early this morn ing fire broke out In the toy warehouse of Pryor, Helgenberg & Co., No. 107 South Sharp street. Before the firemen could get to work an explosion of fireworks wrecked me building and caused the names to spread lo the drug house of J. II. Win- kelman vV Co., on the north, and the hat house of M. S. Levi & Co. on the south. Scarcely had the firemen entered the edi fice occupied bv the drug house when the intid? of the building seemed to suddenly drop in a teiribte explosion which followed and the Immense building collapsed. Loss about $1,00,000. About seven men were killed. Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 2. A special from Cvcnet, ravs the fire from the bursting of an oil tank yesterday has niy just stopped burning. Ihree men lost their lives.. Boarding. Mrs, Houck Is now located just west of Cherry & Parkes foundry, where she is prepared to take weekly or day boarders. . Some Summer Items. Fresh fruit, such as peaches, plums and watermelons, at Brbwne 1 Si Stanard's. It pays to get your groceries at Browne! & Stanard's. You get a five cent ticket with ever $i's worth ot goods bought at UrownelUV tstan ard'sv FUR 11 L EN Itchmjf Pile' re hnnwn by im.la,ar ID.o ; T'ra uii itrutlucintr averr d'W"fpohle Killing attre in j warm. This lortn as wtli as Ulhiil. bk'OilLi it ant! protnulinir Pitirs. yield at once U the r.pi-ttcAtnm i4 Dr. liarank'''! Pile reinnly, wftlrh acta llnly iiii. in- irM anectea, mn Tomir trie Mtfiiur, n'i utir in tiitetirte lu'lilntr and flVitjiitf a wnnjii t -ure. W nt-. Adlrs The Dr BoMiiki S't.cinij C'u , fiqa U. 8U1 tiv Dr. Guthsand (J-m. ftatinr than tk Prnrv it ffYs P0STIAN0 BUSiNtdS ' COLLEGE. I'OTllann. wre-nn. it tn.atrm'f ion, j. A. H:S "' 'I- '' AHWTHOM). Prln. MRS. H. HYMAX, noit of 8. K, Yo'ltiK's, Alljnnr,Oi 0 sitting anl Fitting a Specialty. STAV1PINC OUTFITS, AM STAMP MCDONETOORDEhV LESSONS IN PAINTING, Wednesdays and Tliumdays of esrh Wfek, and pstrtinic dune tnoideron plaqiiesand other material. Sl-a .ortTJ"! nfVrtNn nntrlls nn uan 1. Sham Things. Mr. William Fortmlller has a line stock of pi'low sham holders, at almost half the customary price. Also a stock of two part mattresses, a new thing. and no sham either, the best arrangement of the season. He has brought on some fine upholstering goods for chairs, lounges, etc. Old things made about ns good as new bv their use. Cnll on Mr Fortmlller for the best furniture generally. .lolmslilin, I'rartlral Tnllcrlny.. Suntnxr and fail suits niid. rw,t. in anv styles fMi.ci.liiy. .'!.'aniuy ami nviring protnvtly attencied to, Mn-.n stiucr, lbby, Or"jr"ii. Dlt. BO K.4M KO lit hi new dl.erivery ti t L'onsurnj'tlon, nitwcdf d In r)-icintr a med'etne nhich Is ckn-iwlcdued by all tnbe nimnly tiiareouii. It tx .Xitt-ti.ii(l ileiaD to tbu priidcLly hunnb-w. a' d iU en Vrt nl kdtl in nil uuH'K i;oimuinni'-M. . uuicm. "'tis n no ip imrCuUifh, Cnmp. BrriK'bliln. and Pain" n the Chest hie iriven ntilvrtnl atifa tion. Dr fUwankua Cough and Lnn Srop ia mid U W wiu by Dr uuiu atiu son. K U Kentnnatill han a ftv x- of th P.-f tnittin -S ivon himji a-hic 1 n ftsihng at $I.(K) pr h. This fnap was putehantd in Urjt- (jiuntity dirwct frm hn ijtetuty ami tht is why it can he ld so el)-au P. M. Frnnoh kp rni lro.nl ltw 1 am now tecr-ivitig inv m rnu i 1 -iMtimfi t Tf yiNHlii. Ctt l citrW oi.'i n- uff I tiik'ft t'A W. h KlTAD. StH-inal In riainn in flooring and niMtoot C. J. Li I.111 A: CuV Fot Lyon 3-rret.