Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, September 11, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1888. NO 110 Ilk Fortmiller, FUXEIi.VL DIllECrOR Proinpt Attention-M-class Hearse sfMiar busino hour4 call at residence cornor Fifth and inker streets, a 0YE4L41) TO CALIF3WIA -.VIA- Sautiiern Paoifia Company's Line. THIS lir.JSH IHTijlSUl'TK. (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) la now receiving new goods in every line. Old gooda told out Mt Atiit iyail ti-iu I'Ywiimi, 35 h.uri OAUroElNM KXrkltSJ 1..VIN.1 DAILY. 4.03 p. u. Leave I'.jrtund Arrive 7:4'j a u I Arrivo San Kiaiu;I': Lw Nur'.ta I 10;4U a H 7:U.j A i d::i' r h kOALPAiiHKN'UKa thai its Dailt (except Sunday). jj:DO A u Loave 2:4UPM I Arrive IVUlaud A I tin ty Kuiruno Arrive 3:46 r m Leave I ll;'Sb a h Leave I 9 M a M I 1 A few da,, ago there was a farmer' TELEGRAPHIC JN'EWS dciiic at Cayuga Lake Park, N. Y. and I' out cf the sixty or seventy Republican irot ers present fourteen expressed their deter mination to vote for Cleveland and Thur man. One of these, in giving the reason for his change, said : "I have voted for every Republican tick et from Fremont to Illaine under the idea that I was protecting myself What is the result? I have constantly worked to im prove my farm and to-day it is worth about one half what it was when I began. The value of my produce has decreased and my expenses have increased. Twenty-five year ago I was out of debt and had no money in the bank. To-day 1 have not a dollar on desposit, but have a mortgage on my ;.lace Then' we had a taiiff averaging about 12 per cent. ; now we pay an import duty on evey thing we consume of about 47 percent I find the coat has been protected off of my back, my money out of the bank and my farm away from my children, and I have toiled and sweated and voted twenty five years to do this, and now I am ripe for a change." LOCAL rA9K.NUKR TRAINS DAILY, KXCBIT BUM) AT. p M I Leave a:.Vi p H I Arrive 12: iO P m I Leave l.M t'M I Arrive Albany Ll'IMJIMII Albany Lubuiioti Arnu I Leave Arrivo Leave 5:W A H 2:41 P M 2:UU m PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Cars or Aec9tinauliui ol HccuikM'Ihhii Passe a cr. attncucil U Express Tr.ilu. West ft 1 tfe LVlvliiluiu BETWEEN PORTLAND AXU COEVALL1H, hAil train daily (ex:ept Sunday,) 0AM 2;SP e M Luavo , Arrive Portland Corvillis Arrive I Leave 0:16 P M 1:30 M bxpksss tlaims DAILY (excjp, Sunday. 4:50 m :0Q PM Leave I Arri-e Portland McMlnnville Amve I Lavo I W;UU A M 6.4!i A M AtA!any and Corvallis coi.nout with trains of Orujpn 1'aciflc Uallruad For full Information fejrarJinj ;ratu, mips, etc. ou Company ' Ajnt. R. KOUHLEU, . P. HOUKIW, M.Wflr 44t J r'. id f. X Everything" New with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consisting of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES Tlie Duliith (Minn.) Tribune, alwavs Re publican, has the following to say of the outlook in that State: ' In view oi the fact that the Democratic vote in Minnesota in S86 showed an in increase of 34,948, while the Republican vote showed a net loss of 1,776, that the Farmers' Alliance and the Democratic State platforms are practically s) nonytnous as to tariff reduction, and that a largely increased Prohibition (ote is ex pected this year, niueteen-twentieths of which will come from those formerly iden tified with the Republican party, and that all the government offices in the State are now filled with Democrats, who will work for dear life in order to be fed still longer at the public crib, there is no disguising the fact that Minnesota Democrats have ample reason to be greatly encouraged." ovem:iieiit Crop Imports. Washington, Sept. 10. The report of the department of agriculture for Septem ber 1st makes the . veruge condition of corn 94.2, wheat 77.3, oats 87 2, rye 92.8, barley 06.9, buckw heat 93.7, potatoes 91.6 and tobacco 87. V inter wheat shows a light improvement over the last report of the condition in July.but there has been a serious drain in the spring w heat region of the Northwest. The average for Californ ia is 85 and for Oregon 94. At Tacoma SKATTLE.Sept. 10. I'ugct i-'ound Meth odist conference was brought to a close to night. It was expected that there would be an animated discussion'over the location of the Puget Sound Univcmiv, but when the report of the educational committee was read the dlxcushiun turned on two claims for services, that portion of the re port approving the establUh.ncnt of the university at Tacoma being a-ceptcd with out debate. The two claims presented were $900 by A.len Weir, as university agent in raising funds for locating the uni versity at Port Townsend.atid $159 by Rev. J N. Dennison as airent of the conference in the matter. The discussion waxed warm, but harmony was finally restored by pay ment of Mr. Dennison's'claim and the re- jection of the other. IE YAQUINA BOUTE. Omon Pacific Railroad, g)ii Development Company j Steam- 225 riULSS-saaiSTcri. 20 IIOUAS LESS TlitfE than b any other route. Piroi..taa through passenger and freight lino from Portland and all points In the Willamette Vtttloy to anil from San t rancisco, Cat. Willamette River Line of Steamers. ThB"Vm. M. HoAit," The "N. S, Baat- lev," Trie "To roe- SisLors" aro in service for both passenger ami l'rottfht trallio be ini'nrDaiiimiiiil Portiuiid end ln'er- M.flijti. nnhiM. InAvillir t'OIIlimllV't' W'lllirf, wharf, Noa. 201) and Mlli Front St., tott- (and, throe times a woelc as tullowa : I propoio r havii m bany,twith all took line ever 'ron.'Khi t.t Al- New Novelties and Latest Styles 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 npirhhorinf nlnes. If you are fortun ately the recipient of an Invitation do not fall to attend. Parson & Bray's orchestra, of Portland, have been engaged, which in sures splendid music. The boys are spar ing no pains or expense to make the affair perfect in every detail. Tickets without supper $1.50. Clothing A large and complete line of gents' clothing and furnishing goods at A. B. Mcllwain'i. In the clothing depart ment he has a large line of pants, regular value. S;. which he will sell during the coming week for $2.50. Carpet. r .! A II uii'l a wiey art) 111 uui.v"t-- ::ti 4 wli i.fw ou, ar cordially old cuMuiiittH ar.ri fikndB i:ttl i-ivud to cII atiil ins.ici not III 11 Ki lt l.d NOHTI1 KOUNU, ltivBCorv111a. Mon.. WmL ana Kruuv, w.ujA. Jl. Leave Albany, Monday, Woil. anil Krt. in Arrlvu t'oi-llanil, iuo., Tllilt ali'l S.ilunU , tr, SOUTH IIUUMJ. uo Sot Pfogose Bs To W I. HEAD, to N. H. A!!, l i 0 Cheaper than you can buy them in Port land. Will sell a good grade of Brussels carpet fur 60 cents; a heavy throe ply car pet for 75 Cents, and two ply carpets from 40 cents to 50 cents. Carries a large line of oil cloths linoleum arid window shado. A. IS. Ml'Il.WAIN National U. A. H. Columbl-s, O., Sept. 10. Great crowds of Grand Army men have been arriving all day from all parts of the country to par ticipate in the twenty-second annual en campment. Accommodations have been provided for 10,000 more veterans than have thus fsr signitied their intention to come. So there w ill be no drawback in that direc tion. They will be taken care of in four separate camp'. The streets are profusely decorated Nearly a Collision. San Francisco, Sept. 10. The steamer Willamette Valley from Yaquina bay, when thirty-five miles northwest of'Point Reyes this morning, was going ahead at moderate rate ot soeed.during a thick fog.when those on board of her observed a vessel ahead. The fog was so thick that they were unable to see any more than half a mile head. The captain at once ordered the helm put to starboard, and the two vessels passed. The steamer just gazed the port bumpkin with her starboard quarter bulwarks. Capt.Telle of the steamer ordered the steamer around, and she steamed back 10 the vessel, which proved to be a bark. Those on the latter vessel announced that the vessel was not damaged, and the strainer proceeded to port. Tacoma, Sept. 10. Hop pickers are still very scarce, and the crop is reported in danger therefrom. Growers are anxious and inviting old and young to come to the r'.e'ij. Some gro-vers are offering $1,50 per box, a rise of 50 cents for picking. B: rs AX!i Siioks. Call at A. B. Mc I! wain's) and sec the ladiis' kid and pebble goat shoe, for $1.50, former price $2.50. A Democrat man has seen the shoe and can pronounce It a remarkably cheap shoe for the former price. I.Mvn r..rtt,,.l M,m.. WoJ. ami Friday. 8:00 A, M. Le&vo Albany, Tuo., TniiM. and Hitunuy, l:-tl l. Arrive Curvullid, lue.. Thu. and Saturday, 4:2U P.M. Boats make close connection at Albany with trains of the Oregon Pacltlo Kailroad. T1MB HiiimiHJbB. (ei:eit Sundays.) Lotre Albany, 1:03 P. H, Leave Cor'ail'i.4, 1:1') r, M. Arrive Vaquina, 6:d'J r. M Umv. Yaquina. 6:45 A.M. ueav. Cnrvallii.lO: A.M. vrriv. Albany, 11:10 A. O. X 0. tr.tins connect at Albany and Corvallis. The aoove trains connect at Ya'piiuk with tit Ortjn Development Uouipi)y' Litw 'jf MuUmsbips between Yaquuia and .S.iu L'ram;isoo, N1IL.1MU IIA rKI . ran st raii:iKi.M. Wllin4tteVallfy, Will tutu) Valley .V.IUiUdlte Valley Sjpleiiittr ldt. Sjbtfiniidr 1H:ti. OUotOlllMr illl. Seiiwinbor 7th be.t'.-joibur latu Tho CampAiiy .mtyen .he right to '14 N. U. Pisiungars from P.ir.Unti and Wlllamittto va loir point o.n in tkti iilose conuaiiti.-u witn the trains ol'tua Yaquina route at Aiutny or Corv tills, .in. I li a- tlne I to Sin Fran-Jin to should urmntce to arrive at Xitquin tilt) evjuin in; tea Oatu of sailing. .lKcntcr aii't 'rlihl Italf-i nlwitya thi Lowct. For intormatlon apply U O J Stuart, Frelifht and rinvt AAnt. Albany, or to C II llata-oll, Jr.. 0. r'. A F. Aft Oroj(on Uevelnpmeiit Co,, 8-)4 Montgomery Han r'ra:ioloo, ual, w. li. iiwii A. O. F. and P. Arent, Oreiton racillc R BCo. ConrAllls, O-. 57 FirstStreet, Albany, Or J. 'GRADWOHL, Crockery, Glar.s Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. Agricultaral Implements 4rCHt tor Fircino Marine isisuiaiice I " cm S a i-k . Kurnli n re, ga rt . on i m p h ments, 2 cows. 2 calves, 2 horse;, a wagon, hack ntul buggy. Knquircof J. II. Ton- scml, jut southeast ot the city at once, he expect 10 move to -ciruai.u m or twc. v ek Link ii our co:'ti r thnw witlow at tie vaw m t.ivo with o.f "f thn b?it haMifi poWtlen in in irhec. INo l.ttter sohim you -im'y tnkV nr cfmi.je Hl.nWNKI L & STANAtl't. I n:n rniv rcCKvina my i nun and sun ir.fi cVt;ni i.W. early axl pf nre hare c W. F. Ukau. SihW.iI rtv . J. Ui l)i. ! ' tl n-i t r.it 0 Kvif Lynn Stretjt. BINDERS AMD MOWERS. Farmer", remember that we .thl year hive the Osborne Hteel Frame Binders anil Mowere, the strongest, llghoHt run nin, and boat made machine In the marliet. NVecan give you Jnat as good terms as anyone, and probably a little betlor ) at any rate come and tee un be fore j cm buy. Stewakt k Sox. COLLEGE. iri!.i!iri Orron. 1 iir..l"U:Uoi. .-wtJllt- iil trii '. Business, J.T. W-'sro.""';. A. 1' AMSISTlfoSU, I'rln. M.IF. Sl MMI-R lTi:MS. fruit, such as nencltctf. plum -and It tvivj. tr(t vrtur groceries at HrnwniH Von iret a five cent ticket im ever i 1 worth of good bought at Hrowncll Stan art! s. I!itj-n.n! lisirpuiim! ! Baraal-w!!! nuii.niiiiwp .in flnsinirout our stock of hoots and shoe and have yet some very tkirahlestvtcs. Come and see ior your selves and vou will net regret it. JlKOWNKI.L & STANARI), Ai (ifsTA, (ia . Sept. to. ThcSaxnnnah river has flooded this city. The river is at the highest rcUter since the vcar 1S10. Tiie water rose rar.idlv, and aty o'clock L. M. is stil! rising, having stopped the cotton factories tn the wes'crn enJ if thecitv.and ransformed t'-c business anil residence por iotis into an Uland. Iho.id street, four miles long, is in a fair boating condition. Currents are running through cross-streets from Broad to Green. Stores are Hooded from (mc to two feet New York, Septembers. li.etiing on the Mninir election seems U occur in streaks. There was a lively renewal of the fever in the Hoffman Mouse last right. Several very large bets were made, the odds vartng from $1,000 to $600 and $1, COO to 7.16 in favor of Cleveland. district Attorney Riduewnv bet $r,000 to $700 with Mr. Mix of California that Cleveland would be the next President and $1,000 even that Cleveland would carry Indiana. 1 tie money was put up in me Hoffman House. ( ('IK: KOIC KICK Ifl KAU.lt HE. i.t ti want a rem lv fur H li u-nc., rimplcs on !u:iatt,f J h vii i'c cnr I r nick he-Urn-I.e, ask Dr. ;i;s 1.1 tt I . -Ui lt Uif i' - r tr. (Jiu.tn'n Livtr T R I.UM", UIII!;M I Tut Mill ti -X "i.'t Cel t, Vat:ki.(h. Ior solid enjoyment go to Waterloo, which is now on lop Tine lo- calitv, h-hmg, boattn ami h.-ithmg, anu .)k;)t!i,l aiCommOaluMon-. at J. (. lirossi I lis price are reasonal 1 . Horses fed at lowest possible rates. Mr. (iross will meet the 2 o'clock Lebanon .rain 01. Mondays .md Saturdays: Campers can obtain sup plies at Mr.iroK store. IS nvKin ks. 'i Wi liuin Korimiljer has jusi i I'lfti tii liiit lint it cetittr tables I'KMiuMt 10 Al 'i4ii) T v wn nuoit iHcitd it Ltf.i"i, hiul nr u t-t in t eigD, t. mh tho t for ni eli tit''!-. If ton w-11 m m KMine iiuitf un uivbf tl e su:i :mi iiimI htv tllfffl uriirvr tnh f;s. New shoes nt Ked I; nutize hointt lu-Hiitrj . Jopti s A-oeui c?r. i f t T.v .f r M:RTr.i;i 8..n.evt i tine hall tries, or imt 1, cUf c mi ttiiMUMi iitrti", e'Uin; in h-ifct' , uM in in ., up. j'l-t th timt 1 r 1 ivf-i 1 v in. b'.irnuiifr.