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r .K...I..M., ,m i,,,,, . , DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, Oil., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1888. NO 108 f, -FUNEU.VL DIRKCrOU. 1 vPrampt Attention-First-class Hearsa tHTAfter businosi hour call at rosWence corner Fifth, and Jlakar atrtreU.g OVERLY TO CAUFXWA Southern Pacifia Company's Line. tiik .tir.;snisri.;itiMx. Itij j!'..m i A!;.ny'ii Si;, IV vucii;, 113 Ixturg (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old ooda oM out. OAl.iyottNl V KXiMMS li, UNS IWILV, 4.00 r. m. I Lcavo lA'i A U Arrive Alb my Ban i-'iuttii"-: Arrivo Leave Mvrtti 10: am L J"AL PAMBXUKa TRAI.1H DAILY (X(!0t SttUdliy). S:U0 A H Leave I '1. 40 r M Luavu J:4U p u ( Arrivo Portland Albany Eugene Arrive 3:16 p it Leave I ll;3.r 4 u Lyave 0 jju A M LOCAL PAH3KVJSK TRAIN'S DAILY, EXCEPT SIWDAY. a: It) p M 1 Leavo S:.'(i p M Arrivo V;Nim I Luave l:J4i f n Arrive Alluny Lubtiuiii Alliany Lubaiiun Arrivi! Leave Arrivo Luuvo G;4fl A M 5:iM) A H 2;4fi P H 2:UO p li ZPULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars ur Acettui.tt-jnulKni of StM-onil-Clma Pyarn ger4, alturbcil ta Exprftns Trjilnn. Wei Side lVivMon. BETWEEN I'OUrLi.XU AMD C'OK V ALL19, MAIL traik daily (ox nt Sunday,) 0am 22.' f m I Leave Arrive I'urLIatul Cor v ill is Arrivo i Leave I BXIMHJS TKAIN.1 DAILY (eXOJp. Stlllda.V. 4:MJPM :Wph Leave I Arrt -o Portland McMimtville Ainvy tf:w A M Lve 5.45 A M AtA'jAtiy tl Corvallls connect with trains of Ore n Pacific Railroad For full Informitlon ro-irJiuy Jmtea, nu.ps, etc., ton Company' Agent, R, KOKIILKtl, . P. ROGERS, Mvtvr A n't i A .til i. At YAQUINA ROUTE. OrBgon Pacific Railroad, gari Development Company' Steam ship Line. , 225 MILES SHORTER. 20 !.0URS LESS TIIV9E than by any otliar route. First-class turougli riassiiiigir ami freight -Una from PunUnit ami nil points lu tha Williimotte Vnlloy to and Iroin tyna Francuco, Cal. Willametta B.ivar Lin? of Steamers. The "Wui. M. Hoas," The -'N. S, BMit ley," Ttie "Throe Sinors" are In service lor both passenger and freight trailio be tween Corvailis and Portland and In'.or niedialo points, loivlnn C'ouipsnv't wharf, C'orvallis, and Mesirti. Hnini.m Co's wharf, Nos. 230 and Ml Frout St foit Innd, tliroa tiinos a wool: as follows : vNoitrit nut'Nu. Everything-Newwith New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, coneiati.ig uf DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES TIIKJIOUSK. When a horse refuses to eat, allow him to rest. It will injure him to make him do any laborious task. Remove the hot, sweaty harness from the horse at noon; he will relih his mid day rest and food much better. No money can be invested to better ad vantage than in buying enough mosquito netting to tack over the stable windows to keep the flies out. Galh are rarely seen on the horse's shoulders bathed night morning with strong salt water, beginning a month before thcpring plowing. In warm weather use sweat-pads under the collars. It is very remarkable that amid the al most universal depression in products, the one that ha& stood firmest has been the horse; not all kind of horses, but the class which the horse-using public demands. Crib biting is caused by sameness of food and unhealthy stables, or by indigestion. Cure Place a lump of rock salt in the manager. If this is not successful add a lump of chalk. Then damp the food and sprinkle magnesia upon it, and mingle a handful of ground oak bark with each feed of C3rn. Purify the ventilation of the stable before these remedies arc applied. promote havi a go-!;-' hany. with hi' q ;) a stock 'ovir line us 'evr '.'fought fc Al- New Novelties and ; Latest Styles A correspondent of the London Carpen ter and Builder gives a very useful hint as to how to make a room tolerably cool dur ing hot weather. The great cause of heat in a room is, of course, the glass, which, under the sun's rays, will become too hot to bear pressing with the fingers. It is shown that those who cannot enjoy the lux ury of an outside sun-blind can extempor ize a very good substitute by simply lower ing the upper half of the window-frame and turning the curtain outside. This not only screens the window, but creates a strong drausht between the panes and the linen and thus obsolutely makes the glass co'.d" ViiHrch uirecloy U. P.Cuurch. Preaching every Sabbaln, moraine and evening by Rov. f G. Ir- Htl'i Ntwl ticts. a thet am iuiiiifciuti:ii. All -!o ciit-K.mn well lb i , are oidiully i'ivii,.( to cx!l Ht.n fiin.da ifilm lioiibt- and hip) eel Much. abU ljiva U.rya!lii, Mm , Vo.l. ami Ki-iU4 , A, M. Lwavo AUkuiv, M'jiuUy, V'oJ. ami KruUy, t'J:tM .Vh'Ii, Arrive lVrtlaiiJ, luu., Tim. aii'l 3uinUy, k. M. SoLTIt liUL'.Nu. Lsavo rortlan.l, Sljn., Wj.l. and Frldiy, 8:00 A, M, Lriavu Albativ. Tim.. T:uir. anj Hiliini'it'. P. 31. ArrivuCu'valli, '1 I'hu. anl Saturday, Ho.iW make clofa connociioii at Albany wiui tralnii ol' tliu Oregon Pacllli) liailroHd, I'lMR 3.'imoL'lB. (ascut ami-lnya.) L-irv. AHimy, 1 :0'J P. w, ,Live Yaquina, 0:4fi A,M. Uorallli, 1 : 1 J p. M . I lyjavu L.ilvalh.,lU:Xi A.n. Amva Yaui!iA, 5:3) p. H lArnv. Albany, lt:iu a. u, O. A U. tiAi8 eoonoji at A.llaiiyand I'orvallis Tho aoovo truins oounoct at Vaqultik with the Orog.m Uevoiopinxnl Compttuy'ri Lth ut atuamibiijs bu(vuon Yaqmua ami .Sau l:ran,:i.sco. S1ILINU UAIKX .3 uo Hot Propose fie To ' W .F. READ, fit -m VAcixa Willtmutt Villuy tVillAiiutte Valloy 8jptcmter Int. 8'jj.tjm jcr i:t:h. Sejuembor 7lh tti!(ioiulH!r I'.Kh The Coinpftny curves Uie rht to oliftno sailing datoa without tintice. U. PAHsentfarn from . Pur.Und and wiiMtnoite vaiioy point :in iutk nii.n eounoetlu with ibo trtin of tbe Yaquiua routa at Aibiuv or CorvallU, and lrdei iinwl lo Sin Knnoisoo Hhould arrange to arrive at the evening bo to re dito or saiiiug. I be FiHglit Kilr mIwa4 For ln(nrratl'n apply t 0 J Stutrt. Freight an-l rmket A .rent. Albiiiv. or to C II tiurvell. Jr.. O. F. A l'. Ajrt,, Orjfin Uovelopmoiit (,, 8)4 Montj-oniory Hah r rncl, Cal, ii. V. IUHJIifc, A, il. F. ami P Aireiit, 557 FirstStreot, Albany, Or f J. GRADWOHL, Crockeff, Glass Ware Haidwaie OIL AND LEAD. Agricultural Impleirients" A went lor iFire an Marine Insurance vino, V. 11. Mn:u'.n ocnooi at r. m Prayer meotiui e.-'.-ry VVedncssday evening. Evangelical Chukcb. Preaching on Sab lath at 11,00 a. m., and 7 p.m. Sabbath School 10.-00. Prayur meeting every Wed nesday evening 7 :30. S. E. Davis, pastor. Al! js invited, Coxrr"!ATioSALClica.u.-tcrviccveiy SjiliUti. iiioruinx and evening. Sabbath School at 12:lf. Prayer meeting in SVednesday evening of each week. llev. H. VT. KotniQKEr, Pastor. M. K. Chprch.Sooth. Preaching every Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock A. m. and 7 o'clock P. u. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening', at 7 o'clock. Uev. G. K. Uound,. Pastor. M. E.(.'HUitcu. Preaching every Sabbath morning ant evcuiag. oong acrvico m the eveni lq before sermon. Sabliath School at 2.-30 r il. Prayer meeting every Thun dayteni. Rav II r. Wttb. jtor. Prissiieriak Ckuuch. S.-vico oerJ Sabbath morning and evening in I. hurt n cor. Broadalbin and Fifth St. SuLdnySchcol immediately after the morning service, Prayer ir.-eting every vt etinesuay evening. Rev K K Pritchar.1, pastor. Pipt Kaitist Church. Preaching every Sabbath morning and ove'g.at Church on 5th Street. Sabbath School immediately after morning services. Prayer meeting sve '''hursiliy evening at 7:30 o'clock. .. Trumbcll. pasf.or. Catholic CiifRCB. Sc-rvico o-eiy Sun day t 10:30 A M. and 7 P. M. Last Su ulsy of the mouth servico at Eugene City. ll' v. Louis Mctajer, Rector. 1'rotkst.vs r KmcoPAL CiiLl'tH. S ri- ct aro held in Sc. Peters Kuiau pal Church every altaniAte Sunday, mo-ntytt and eei ing. Sunday school at 9:3 a.m. Fidy evening service n exeiy r rni.iy jie.!eiinE the Siind iv tervioe. All are invite 1 t at tend Ciiristiax. FoLrth Si.lbath, morning and cvouing. S, S. 10 a. m. Gkiimas. At'Co'Ieie cl'pel, 2 p. m. J B. Braun, Pastor. TELEGRAPHIC NEWrS Xrero Ti-oiililes in Ti x.-w. Richmond, Tex., Sept. 7. The negroes ordered to leave Fort Iiend county.tor the assisination of II. II. Frost, will resist A committee of six citizens went out to Jack and Tom Taylor's place.lifteen miles from Richmond, a stronghold of 500 negroes, to notify them that they hail 10 hours in which to leave the county. They declined to leave and defied the whites. One of the committee returned to town and reported the decision of the Tay lor's.whilc the others remamea on guard. Forty men armed with Winchesters have trone out to enforrx the order. C. M. Ferguson, the offensive negro district clerk has gone to .he Taylor ..tijjiiuuiiiuuu. .miners nave assumed a serious phase, and the two local militarv companies have been drilled into service. Governor Ross has ordered the state rang ers to Fort Bend countv. " Senator Thuruun. New York, Sept. 7. Senator Thurman awoke shortly after 10 o'clock this morning much refreshed after nearlv thirteen hours almost unbroken sleep, "iiis physicians say he is much better and will suffer no ill effects from the slight illness. Breakfast will be served in his parlor and he will protably spend the day quictlv in his room, though he may drive abot town. T!ic City of Curator Victims. SAN- Francisco, Sept. 7. When the collision between the steamers Oceanic and City of Chester took nlace manv cv.irwr- ated rumors a9 to the number of victims spread about. Three davs after the collii sion the number lost and missing was defi nitely known to be sixteen. Of these the bodies of three were recovered the djy of of the accident and three have been recov ered since. The other ten of her n.issen- gers,whowere in their staterooms, will like ly remain at the bottom of the bar until the snips breaks up. In Minnesota. Minneapolis, Sept. 7. The Minnesota grain and warehouse commissions to-day promulgated a rule admitting wheat dam aged from 5 to 10 per cent by frost , to grade as No. 1 hard. This decision caused a sensation among dcalers.who vigorously protested. It will hurt the sale of Minne sota wheat. Snow Shed Burned. Tiu-CKEE, Sept. 7. Thirteen hundred feet of snow sheds burned this afternoon a mile wes'. of Truckee,. The firo caught from a locomotive about 2 o'clock. Fire trains from Truckee and Summit soon ar rived, but the sheds burned compctely. Salem, Sept. 7. The secretary of state to-day received from the clerk of Lake county the assemcnt roll of that country for the year 1SS6. This Is the first return made. Ilni'riet I'errlicr Stowe. Nmv York, Sept. 7. The Tribune to morrow iil say: Mrs. Harriet Beecher StD.ve is living, tsoine .months aso she ;ime to live at the home of Rev. Charles F.dvvard Stowe, at North Haven, near Sage harbor, Long island. Atout eight davs congestion of the brain set in, and last night Mrs. Siowe lay in a partially uncon scious condition. There is no hope of her ecoverv. Mrs. Stowe is now 77 vears old Bniirniiw! Ilnrgaliu! ! Bapgnl:!!-! ! ! Remember we are closing out our stock of boots and shoes and have yet some very desirable styles. Come and sec lor youi selves and ion will not regret it. HROWNKI.I.& Stanarh. BINDERS AND MOWERS. Farmer, remember that we thli yoar lnvo the Osborne Steel Frame Hinders and Mowers, the wrongest, llgbest run nind, and best mado machine In the market. We oan give you Just an good teraia as anvono. and probably a little better ; at any rate come and see u oe fore yoa buy. Strwart A Sox. father than the Chcapt f Dnr-Tl aun Rl'JNPIi 'iJtX COLLEGE. ,t lllMl'IK'tMlt. .-Mill- 1. i. 'n i""'1' m"" ' ,,( it- m oislilp t I' 'iX Wr'r. A. P. A-'MM 0M1. Prir.. Xuw thffn nt Ili'ailV. SOMK Sl'MMKR ItF.MS. Prpfch fruit, such as pcache, plums -and ..-it.rt..1fin nt llrownc 1 tV Slanard'n. ft pay to get your gwwric nt Urownell X Strin'nrl. Youctflfive cent tk-kot with ever $t's worth of gooiU bought at Jirou in n x num. ard FOR iTLKM. It.-rinif Mtei (mowi. h.r m rtriire HKe -ipir . .. . ... t..n...v..rvrf,rrm!V.I iU'hintf 8ftflC mirwcrin. Thta form m well a l!Hn.l, Weiilli d n.l mntrudinv PilM it-M nt onw to me wminuon . i.- 11 .,k,.. nil- n.mHlv. wtiih ct directly ti tho litrm affertnl, ! -rlilnsT th unw", a'laj nut lh. hitfiiM Itrhinir and fffpilnif a iwunrt nire. M cut. A.ltlrrm The lr IfciMnki M-l.tine C-t , lwri O. bold by Dr. iiind 8-m. L helper llian you can buy tlum in Port-', nd. Will sell a gotid grade of Hrusscls carpet for Co cents; a heavy three ply car pet for 75 cents, ami two ply carputs from 40 ccnlK to 50 cents. Carries a ktrjje line of oil cloth. linoleum and window shade. A. B.Mi-Ilwaix 13t:T.4.xn Sit'iKs. -Call at A. IJ. Mc Ilw.iin'n and see the ladies' kid and pebble jjoat shoe . for $ 1 . 50, former price $2.50, IJi:.Morn.T man Ivi seon the shoe and cm pronounce it a remarkably cheap shoe lor 1 he tormer price. IJuAuniNt;. Mrs. Houck is now located put wet of Cherry & Parke foundry. w here sue s prepared to take weekly or dav boarder. I ok in our coritt-r i'i.v wu dw it li 6 vatH wjiv8 wit'i :n- i ti e b-l l.:.kiig Mtiip!) take yrnr (rltnujc IiK. BiO A.N lid In hiit til d.MMivory d r iJoiiMnni Hnn, utx n! il Iti iriMluuin) 11 'CTi!i'iii nh'vli m R kti)wt-dt;eit liy aIi t Iw im'l nmnclftu. 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