Daily evening Albany democrat., September 07, 1888, Page 1, Image 1

DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
VOL. J.
Wm. FortnI
ALBANY, OR., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1888.
NO 107
-FUNERAL DIRECTOR.1
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse
"Aft?r business hours call at residonce
riitu nun .uaKor sireets.j
0VERLAM3 TO CAUFJWA
-.VIA-.
Southern Pacifls Company's Line.
tub wr.jsii isrt;itui rK.
I a j l.v...,:i AMn iya iJ ij4t.
Sou'.li
. ft H. I hoivo
S:t6 p si L-jhv
7:10 a ji I Arrive
Atb.iiiy
8an FitttK'n-:3
Arrive
Leavo
lO.i) All
8:00 am I Loavu
i s: vi v u Loavo
SMOpji Arrive
"lV,rtlond "
Albany
Arrivo 3:45 p u
J .reave I Ii'.'ir. u
Lrave 1 V M A u
LOCAL. I'ASSKXUEK TKAIXS DAIMT, KXLK.T HI XDV.
o:10pm I Leavo
p m Arrive
l ;.rHJ H u I Leave
I Arrive
Albany
A litany
Lebanon
Arrho
Lcnvo
Arrive
l.javo I
G:lii A M
5HX A M
p h
2:uy p m
lPULLMA!. BUFFfr SLEEPERS.
..Tourist Sleeping Oars
or Acujiit n n:ttwi ol soconil.cii,,, l"asen
aers, iiiuchfil la Ktpren Trulus.'
Meal Side LI vision.
UKTVTKKY ruBTLlXO A.NI (OltYALM
iv
r dead
IB IBflLEnlRf B
7
(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.)
Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods aold out.
ift:,-fiLrlj
The Icadinx purnose.the dmnint I TIT rT) A llliTn tt-,
o.the effort of revenu, reforrn .which finds JNEWS
exponent In the Mills bill was to relieve
from taxation the raw materials which
enter into the manufacture of the clothes
which our people, rich and poor, are oblig
ed to wear. Cotton, the great clothing pro
ductionof the South, was already on the
free list. It was sought to place all other
materials, whether South or North, upon
the free list. The Mills bills bill put, raw
flax there. The South, in nrnn.nn. !.
population, grows as much of it as the
North; but the North will get the benefit
of raw material free of duty, for it is only
in the North that flax is mauuf-.ctured into
linen.
0 a a
2.2; f a
nAu.Tit.tiM dauv (ex:ent Sunday.)
Leave
Arrive
Portland
C'orvtllia
xxrzsss tkains DAILY (oxc jp: Sunday.
:50 pm
:0(l pa
Leave
Arrl'o
Portland
Mt-Minnvillo
Arrive I 9:00 a h
Leave 5.45 A M
AtA'mny and Corvallis coi.no.-t with trains at
Par full Information rewrdliij Iratos, mips, etc
.on Company'! Ajront, .
R. KOKIILER, , p. ROGERS,
'"IE VAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
gon Development Company's Steam
ship Line.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any othor route.
First-class through passengnr and
freight line from Portland and all points
in the Willamette Valloy to and from San
r rancisco, Cal.
Willamette River Line of Steamers.
, TI!,'U'W,n- M- UB." Tim "N. S, Bent
ley," The "Three Sisters" are in service
or both passenger and freight trallio be
tween Corvall is and Portland aud inter
mediate points, loaving Company'!' wharf,
t-orvallis, and Messrs. Huunan ik C'o's
wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Pront St., Port
land, three times a wtek as follows :
i
Noitrrt iiouNO.
U'-uoCrvallli, M.in., Weil- and Fridav, lo aiA, M.
U-ave Albany, JJuudiy, W ed. and Friday, li:(rj Ao,.ll,
Arrive IMrlland, lue., Thu, and Salunla'y, (,:J0V. M.
, SOUTH IIOL'Ni).
Leave I ortlan.l, Mun., Wed. and Krl.lav, 8:00 A.M.
Leave Albany, fne., Thura. and Saturday, l:a) p. 1.
Arrive O.rvallit, Tue., Ihu. and Saturday, :iu . J.
Iioats make close couneollou at Albanv
ilh traiiiaof Ihu Oregon Pacific KallroarJ.
TIMK.SJIIKDULK. (except Sunday..)
Lve Albany. 1:03 r. a.
Leave C.iralha, l:li)r,M.
Arrive Yaijulna, 6:ao p. a
i Loav. Yaqulna, U:45a,h.
i-eave uorvallia,lU::lf, A. a.
Arrive Albany, l;lo a. a,
O. A C. trains eonnoM at Albany and
torvallls. Iho aoove trains connect at
.-a-mina with thu Oregon Development
Coiany' Line of ateamships between
Yaciutua and San I'ranclsoo. uo"een
NAII.1VU D tTKs .g
HI VMKKH. HIIUH I'KAXmscj,
will . J- , W Pnilr l.t.
i amotM alley Bepteinnor lath.
Alllaiingtte Valloy Seutelnbur i'.tll.
raoa raijuiwA
Septombor 7th
September loth
Everything- Newwith New Prices
iiower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
consisting uf
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES
AND GROCERIES
' a stock ever line as .'ever fought tj Al-
I propose
bany, with al)
have us
"isi
New Novelties
and
. . Latest Styles
as ihey are manufactured. All old cunutrets umi fiit'i.tl tftLe iit'iif
well tew oni's, are cordiully invited l0 cll anil iujj eel mock i.d
ud ioi Propose Rs To Undersold.
W J. READ,
SiiceHBor ioLN. H. Alitt it)
nd
and bj
nices.
,r, 57 First Street, Albany, Or,'
Ana uompany oryos .he rhrht
to
change sailing dates without nntin
Wuiamet TZti' 5?" Jl." !
connection with ISe tru na"oV t 'JTJXl
route at Albany or Corvalh. .7..i .
lined to San l-'ranoinj should arranis to
aeer aa.l F.,, ,,
e. . . Lowest.
r,nl!T. . T'i"!! 10 U J Frela-ht and
ricot Aitent, Albany, or to C II llunil Jr n v
P. At ore, twwi amXilVS;
San rranelwo, Ual. Muuii't"
Oros PaciKcrvaXo'.
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements
Agent ior Fire nut Harine Insurance
The Republicans are making n irmn
dons effort to bring out a great majority in
Maine. They are literally swamping "the
State with stump speakers, and holding as
many as 2oo meetings a day. Why they
should go to all this trouble and expense in
a State not substantially contested.it is hard
to see. They evidently want to m.-ilo n
much of a boom of the election of the loth
as possible.and will probably Continue vrtf
mg up in Aroostook for as much time after
election tiny as is necessar".
Quarantined,
N-ew York, Sept. 6 refugee from
GaineSvi!le,I'-la.,makes the following state
merit : While Jacksonville alone, tl.a
hundred Floridu towns. f.t.,.n.; -.. ..
.... iiii mg
.?:C"W fve.r:th? 'hole state is
tion oVo Z,." afly.'m the''
stagnation of business and "LS
fewdatsW,"::"!;','m-s: Thenrst
bravest deaden-,: X .rT Sl5l o
. , v- "6 "iinuui means and scarcely
o i V. u" Doara or health
ran ?"v ""!. .b.ut"'e !" he?
then. neicctable now as
lh at "tin-pail brigade" is turning out
pretty strong just now against the advocat
'"U" tax on un mate and tin aim
All consumers of canned goods and w ho
does not use them ? are opposed to the out
rageous Republican proposition to make
tinware dearer by putting a high tax on tin
plate for the benefit of a monopoly experi
ment.
It is conceded upon all sides that' this
statistical campaign will be of immense
benefit to the country Intellectually. Manv
puzzling points an finances and the tariff
aic unuer constant discussion in the news
papers and on the platform, to say nothing
of the Congressional debates on these and
kindred qucttions. and the Dennle ore h.
ginning to see daylight through the haze.
Right in the face of the Mills bill the
window glass faclo. ics are about to resume
This Is a mistake. All factories, so far na
possible , should be closed, in order to show
tne pconi me dancers of tariff rednr.
'.ion. Tbe greatest error the protectionists
hae been sniiltv of is that of nllnir, .
number of new quinine manufactories to
start up and prosper after quinine had been
put on the free list.
Mr. Boardman Burchard. the New York
partner of the great Chicago house of John
. rarcweil .V Lo., who, in 1SS4 supported
Blaine now declares his belief thai Cleve.
land should be elected, because the triinnnli
of Democratic principles is essential to the
ousiness welfare of the country. Mr
Boardman is only one of thousands w ho
have tired of the hutnbuir of ovcrnrater.
tion that hampers industry and destroys
profitable trade.
Tile ( Vf.'one In fi.l.n
Havana, Sept. 6The cyclone of Tues
day last was terrible destructive to both
life and property. The gunboat Lealtad lv
inz at Bata b.ma fo.i.?....i , ;-' iau,i; -
ninofherciingXn',:
har!br.';e.l;:!!-esse.sitK
The v,ge f Pucbto Keuvo, ZL$$.
borhood of S.igua, is literally wiped out
1 he telegraph wires are badly broken, and
been received "8 f "e iS'and h
Stealing a Ballot Box.
Forest City. Ark. r. a
. , fct-i. yj. LIIOOUV
affray over an attemnt toa-eal . u '
by negroes occurred at the election to-dav.
negroes finding the white men o"n
feturned Cb 'l?1 6h0t Thc fir"
The 1' ',he whi,e.but without effect.
The wounded aro : Tohn McVlmh .n..
Roherr R 6 TP'6,' B Kinton' J'1' Jones,
An Kxplosion.
Sevmolr, Ind.. Sent. 6.liv th i
sion of a steam thresher William A. Ben
nett was instant!, l-ill. i.i ..
v -u ...o otuer
men were terribly crushed andcaldcd and
will die. live other employes are bruised
and scalded.but none seiiouslv.
New I'ostnfflre.
Washington, D. C. Rent. A
postoflice has been established at Hazeldell
i-ane countv. fir at... '
. -"-I ...... -tun., mcijane as
post-mistiess.
1 Ho campaijjn conundrum: "How is it
that a reduction from 7 to jo nrr rent, m,
imports is free trade and a reduction of the
price 01 wnisKy lrnm to 25 cent; a gallon
is not iree wnisKy.
I'orptti.
Cheaper than yoii can buy them in Port
land. Will sell a good grade of Brussels
carpet for Co cents; a heavy three ply car
pet for 75 cents, and two nlv camels from
40 rents to 50 cents. Carries 0 large line
01 011 rioiiis, iinoieum and window shades.
A. B. MflMVAI.N
BINDERS AND MOWERS.
Farmers, remember that we lhl yor
have the Osborne Steel Frame Blndors
and Mowers, the strongest, llghest run
ttner. am) hnst mail, maohine ill ths
market. We can give you Just as pru
terms as anyone, and probably a little
better 1 at any rate come and see us
loru yua uujr
be
Stewart A Sox.
'l '....J r"!!1..!' 'i i..'''ii! .my. fiincsi,
;:i rtlianL' C- mmm chvut unit Peitniwsliip Depirt-ii-n-a.
M'M''' Ms :n'ii 1 ir.l lit 11'iv Mine. n:a-
, ,....1. . ,ii- m .nsl'lp ent fn e.
J.A.W ".. t I". A'MiVNtOMl. I'rhi.
R.-.ther llwn the Cheapen
POSIUNO BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
b'orllnnd, (ireeon.
nslliirllon. .'Sliilu
ill! .rlty. Bustnest,
lUr.tina! Haiiraitis! ! Hniiritins! ! !
Remember we are closing out our slock
of boots and shoes and have yet some very
desirable styles. Come and see for your
selves and you will not regret it.
Brown km. & Stanarii.
New shoes at Bead's.
Somk Si mmer Items
Fresh fruit, such as peaches, plums and
watermelons, nt Browne 1 & Stanard's.
Il pays to get your groceries at Brou neil
& Stanard's.
You get a five cent ticket with ever $t's
worth of L'Oods botllfhtat Brouneil X- Sinn.
ard's.
CI RE FOR NICK IIK 4I4 IIC.
lh you want . remc-ily fur n'llnnaiicM, Pimples on
tho fact, aid a sure' cure fur afrk hpnl.i'h, ask Dr.
fill1 alid Son, Ihe lrin:t:iatp, for Ur. Uoi.tii'a Liver
Tkou i'i'i.kn.
Iti.r.inir rile, are known by mnla'ure like 1 spir
Inn, lto lucintf a very d wiirrevanle liehlnir after
liiKar.n. Thia form an w.ll aa ll'itid, hlceiLr and
rmlmniinr rilen yield at once to llio atmllction of
Ir. Ifcmanko'B Pile remly, wnlrdi aria direi:tly iiion
th" i.rts affected, ab. rbinir thetifnor., a'laylnv the
Intcnee Itchlntt and effrtfinir a feiwanie-t i-ure. M1
cuts. Addre.. The llr Cnwaiiko Medicine I V , I'inil
tl. euld by Dr. Gnhsatid s-iti.
Five Vessels Wrerkeil.
San Fr.vncisco, Sept. 6.The Cnltcd
States icvntic cutter Bear, Capt. Ilealy nr.
rived from Behring sea this inornin' She
brings infornution that on August 3 while
most of the whaling fleet anchored between
lane Smvtheand i,l,,t i!,r.... . ..
storm occurred and the followins vessels
erc wrecked: Barks Mnrv and Susan,
ountr PhtL-ntv. FL.Mtir... n.,A ..-1
t . u niiiuuner
Jane (,iey and Ino. The crews of the lost
j esseis. 100 in number. were rescued by the
Bear and brought to this citv.
Systematic INIiV-ry,
New York, Sept. fj. An evenin nine-
declares that a Eanir tif rubbers lssv.stem.-it.
ically robbing the mails between New York
nnililiK IVn.i A n ..rr..- .
- ..11 chui La iu truce tne loss 01
the manv thnitson.l .L.IU alMn.l 1
, - "" nn.iu, KIIVCII
have proved fruitless. The olticiali of the
11u.1u.11tc department are aniousiv expect
ing a heavy haul to be ma:le one of these
day by pcoile who appear to be experts.
B:ioTSANi) Shoes. Call at A. 1? Mr
Iiwain's and see thc Indies' kid and n,.,M
goat shoe, for $1.50, former price $2.50.
A Democrat man lias seen the shoe and
can pronounce it a remarkably cheap shoe
for ihe formerprice.
Bti.utniNc;. Mrs. llouck is now Nii''. tod
just west of Cherry ,S: Porkes fouru.rv,
. . . ... .u 1U L,IrU UCfKlV Or
dav boarder?.
iti
UK. Sl KC
hi. nw ilisnVrv frr i'..h.ii....i
oriNlilirnitr a t IVm.. ul....i. i. u..i i .' . .
. , , " "i.'u'iieti ov
M'oe ,.ik,ii inarif...M. It l i,,,,iiiL;l
to Hie la.w, .erfrelly tiarnilt.a, a. d d.ea cct .
.....,,, ,,.,, raina 111 tne t.lie.1
.... "'"M'nai Mi'i.iA"tfon. llr iliwanko
. ' "..."t. 'iu i. iu cunt, ny
tlniaaand Son. 3
ii'keli
Dr
I am i.i.m receiving my ( rii.t ai d .,u met
a nn pnrds. fall tally nnd s. tire hnt.a i a
W. I'. I! KAD,
Si. . i:,l
V. J. I)i:l..
iftana in HrniiitK mil lu.lioi
iVC.V. l-'m.i I.jrn Ktrcet.
li l.nul;llii, I'ntttleal rnilt ring.
Sun m r ai.d f l mi's ,l
tve a inclaliir. I Lai.tnif
any
pal ts in
. , ,..n,M,lfr n,,n repairing
' . "'"'""ii i", .wain rin.n, Alnatiy,
Orej'i n.