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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1888)
DAILY EVENING ALBANY VOL. I. ALBANY, OU., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1888. Win. Fortmiller, mm-, FUNEIl.VL DIRECroil. Prompt Attention-First-class Hoarse jsFAfter biis!ne hours (jail at resldenoo cornor Fifth and iialcur atrooU.g OVEflLMJ TJ .CAUFJMIA Southern JiPacills Company's Line, luj bj'-ivi.i AIjaiv it il Sn Frvichc), J!5 hours (jAl.lFOKN'I V KXI'RSSH li.tlN DAILY, Mouth NurUi 4JW f. H. I Luavo 1'orLlaml Arrivo j 10:4'J a m H:1& P H Liu-ivo Alb.uiy Luavo J 7:l).j a m 7: 1'J a tt I Ai'tivd rtiui fc'im.uH'ju Leave (J::tO p w 1.3-AL riSKNJBft TKAIJOf DAILY (uxcUt dmiday). S:(K) A H t Leave Portland Arrive 3:46 r m l'J:4PM 1 Leavo Albany Luavu I 11:3.1 a h 2:41) f M i Arrivo Kuiruno Luavo 0)KIam LOCAL P-VMSNUKa TRAIN DAILY, KXCXl'T SUNDAY. &L0PII I Leave Albany 8:0(i p M j Arrivo Lulianon It-.'Mvu I Leave Albany l:.H.rM I Arrive Lebanon Arnvu 1 uUj a 11 Luavo j 6:UO a M Arrive 1 2:40 P u Leave Ji;0u r u PULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars or Acciiiintmutioi ol gecouil-t'luss Passea ers, attached tu Exyreis Trulns. Went Ride LIvInIob. IH.TWK.CM rOIIXL.t AMU COUVALUH, M Ail train daily (ex ;ept Sunday.) 0 A H I Leave Portland Arrive 1 0:15 f M 2;2f t u I Arrive UnrviUia Leave 1:80 M uroH TiuiNri daily (exctp. SumUy. 1:50 r H I Leave Portland Ainve 1 ;uu a h ":U0 m I Arri 'O MuMinnville Lave fi.4fi a m At A'.4an Corvallia cot.neet with trains of Orof tn Pacific Katlroad For full .nfurniitton rc;jardinj';rato8, m&ps, etc., R. KOtSIILKR, AlA ltJf . P. KO0ER3, H i .All '. Atf YAQUINA UOUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad, gon Development Company' Steam ship Llue 223 5.1JLE3 SHfliSTfiii. 20 ildU3S LSS TIME than by any other routti. First-class through pas9ongr anil freight liny from Portland and all poiuta iu the WUIamotto Vulloy to and from nan Francisco, Cal. Willamotto Mm Lino of Stealers. The "Win. M. Hoa," The "N. S, B;H loy," Tue "Throe HUlera" are tu service lor both passenger hii:1 frettf-il traittu be tween (Jorvallis and Port I ami ud inter mediate points, leaving Company V what 1', Corvallia, ami Mo-tar. Hiiiiiiau & Co's wharf, Noa. 200 and Front .St., Port land, three times a wuek as follow : NOKTIl HOUND. ,e.voO,irvailw, .Won , Wi-il. and Fniiaj, ii.ujA, M. Ijcavo Albany, Aloud ly, Wed. and KruUy, l'J:0J i'xih, Arrive l'ortla:nl, lite., Tim, and tialunUy, b:'M 1. M. SsUb'TlliMUu. Lvo TortW, Mon., Wod. and Friday, 8:00 A, M, L've Albany, l'ue., Tlmrj. and tiituniay, UM y. M, Arrivu Co'-vallia, Tue., llm. and tiaturda, 4:il J L. Al. lioats make :loe conueuiiou at Albany vvilli trains of thuOieon Pacitiu Kaiiroad. TiMK OiIIH;LI3. (oxflept Siimlayw.) Lurvo Albany, 1:09 P. M, Lunve Corlli-t, 1;Wp, u. Arrive Yuina, b:M P. M Leave Yaquina, U:i6 A,M. Leave CorvitliU,lli;;if a,M. Vrave Albany, 11:10 a. ut O. A C. trains conrtojr, at Albany and Oorvaltts The a novo- trains connect at Yaqum i:ii ttui Oregon UeveiopinentV Ytmimu and S.in l'ram:iNCo. S VILI0 D ATE Willam ute VnUoy, Sojeni'ier lui. Sojitemlicr 7th W'lllA.uiiUe Vall jy M);ii-.imtui' l.'Ui. bujieniber IBth (Vilctiiljlte alley Mj.itamtHtr ,J Successor to N. H. Alien & Co.) Jfs now receiving new goods in every line, Oid goods Hold out Everything-New with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, oonaititiag of Tha CompAiiy ..i.iryas .ho riht to cimnir laiuu i itfs wiukjii; nouoe. ri. It Ph'iiiikom from I'.ir.Und and VVlllamtte V lo. points o-tti iiiUh clone conne.l?u with the tral:in ol'tiio Yaqtilna route at AiOiny or Corvalli.H, and ii de- tinod to Sin b'r.-tnoia vi nhould arrantre to rrlve at Yaquiua tue evmuif Dal ira date ot sailing. .4.cuinr nail F.rlnlit IC.itc. alwnyii me "For inf..rinitl.)ii apj.ly t.i 0 J Stimrl, Fro!?lit RnJ rn.kMt Vfunb. Albiiiv. or to 0 II HiSArull. Jr.. U. F. A P. At ()r(fon Ucvelopmoht l!o 301 Mom.yinory Mill traooijoi, uiu v. v. ..... K. il. K. ml P. Airent, Or.w PjciBa It KUo. Corv.lll., Or DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES l proiione t" hive ai oo.ir'.ol) a',.i;k evor line as ecor '.(ron rht to Al bany, with all '-.3 New Novelties and Latest Styles aui-l as thuy aio uiKiiufnCtuntii. Ali olci citetooitis uu(i liiidnln t.fllie Inucr iiid mi well tii w oui'i., ai coi'ilisliy inviud to uull aud iiin-ct nock, aud I ud Not Propose Be To Undersold. W .F. EEAD. .Siiwrnr to N. H. Allen i . 57 First Street, Albany, Or J. G RA'DWO H L, Crockery, Gla..s fa and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. Agricultural Implements Agent tor Fire and Marine Insurance BINDERS AND MOWERS. . Farmors, remember that we thU yenr hve the Osborne Steel Frame Hindera and Mowers, the slrongeat, litrllest run. niiia, and beet made machine in the market. We can give yon Juet ni (rnnd tor. ns as anyone, and probably s little better ; at any rate come and son us be fore yoo bay. SrEWiitT A Sox, fiither thin !hs Chei-f-rt COLLEGE, prtrtiiitut Orcun. i i,is(ii:ctnn. ..:ni -... ,i .mi' r. S i r'banu C -mmon Siivtnnd PcnmutsMp Ctp- rt ,;, ,. i"1'"" r y,Vn,M' ,,f'""' A'. A. V"M-.. S.r T. A- A"MNTl!OMi. I'r.n. The Farmers' Voice, an agricultural pa per of Chicago, jjublUhes a cartoon of the farmer as the modern Prometheus, and says : "It is no far-fetched comparison to represent rhe American farmer as a mod ern Prometheus, for he is gyved tight and fast to the hard rocks of an unjust national policy, while vulturous monopolies, by the grace of special laws, devour his life with the sharp beak of a merciless high tariff. Tor many years the American farmer has been enduring this torture and was alta gethcr ignorant of its nature. The farmer has recovered from intellectual torpor, and his reasoning faculties are once more on deck. Hence he sees very clearly that he is selling his grain in the open markets of the world,and has no protection.as the price of his wheat is fixed in Liverpool. There fore he fails to see wherein his interests are to be served by letting high tariff take $ioo out of his pockets every year, on the humbug pretext that this steal will enable rich New England manufacturers tb pay their hands high wages." lirtiaiiw! iiurj;uiiiI liuruhi! ! ! Remember we are closing out our stock of boots and shoes and have yet some very desirable styles. Come and see for your selves and you will not regret it. Krowxkll & Staxard. FAKUEbri. When you are ready to by your winter stock of boots and shoes, do not f iil to call at Krauze & Klein':, as we keep only good honest goods nd sell them at reasonable pnon. All goods warranted as represented Itepai iig neatly done. Al bany Shoe Store, Hinrj illock." ISioycle fur Sale. A Kn 1 ma, nnA.hanA AQ jnnk Ua'l n ing Columbia in good repair for sale at a bar- gam. AJiitua ui UROWSELL Jit STANARD. Clothing A large and complete lin of gents' clothing and furnishing goods at A. B. Mcllwain's. In the clothing depart ment he has a large line of pants, regular value, $5, which he will sell during the coming week for $2.50. . Novelties. Mi William Fortmiller has just received the fin eat iine of center tables ber brought to Allany, The; wer. manu facteH in Dotroit, and are novel in design, being the latest styles for such tables. If vou w.miM see somethiDZ new under the fcun call aud see these center tables. Waterloo. For solid enjoyment go to Waterloo, which is now on top. Fine lo cality, fishing, boating and bathing, and splendid accommodations at J. G. Gross's His prices are reasonable. Horses fed at lowest posptble rates. Mr. Gross will meet the 2 o'clock Lebanon '.rain on Mondays and Saturday: Campers can obtain sup plies at Mr. "Gross store. L'oU in our corner hiiv wirnlow at the vas We uivo with one "f t'ie bet-t hakiig powders in the market. No Kittery A eine; you fciniply take your choice, i KOWXELL & SfASAItn. NO 113 TELEGRAPHIC AEWS A School I)u, . Kansas C.Tv.Sept. u.-Last week Wil. I'am Clinton, a teacher in a countr, school near Perryvillc, Kansas, whipped a small girl with a small switch. A brother of the girl sent Clinton word he would whip him in schooand on Monday morninc he ent Cnn,onC8dCre01 Tm,W"h that made rJ. kmfe and his assail"nt made ready the same wav. The two be gan at each other in front of the pupils Several of the larger boys seized each of lal.; funded Were. bth mor- Death frra Yellow Fever. New VoRK.Sept. i2.Prof. Richard A. toTJ"; t.',eaStr0nomer a"d lecturer, died to n gh, ln the wmafd pBrk hQ8 Ptal, o yellow fever, lie had been in the hosp, a s,ce Tuesday ightiblit as late as nightfall the authorities were reiuctant to admit tne true character of the ailment The Zy lT:Xt?tlh frever' -s P-d ed 1 w mit." h"-'li set all doubts at rest nVSlYr herco" Mondav from minister Zl f' put at ""West " d ;' .r 'LeJ' on Sixteenth street.He Oak L-,wn I? m-mer " '"S P,:lcc' called rhVd"0?.'!? ".exposed to where hr J- . V cnroute lor EnKland, ter and hd I ?,'Ctl"e this ,llM and Hot in s. i San Fraxcisco s..r,f -r. j been another somewhat pecular day, much indeed the same as yesterday. Persons who ffere ahrm.1 vnc..i . . treite.t t J y anernoon late were ho"! wt re exrierien 'he form of a ,h lndftha,u 6weP' the city from the to n, Jhei,eat for a few miuutes was W- il! 1 !f Vh'lt those who felt " instinctive- ' ?irk was8usPended, men expect ing an earthquake or some other strange ptienomenon. Died From Drink. Forest Grove, Sept. 12.A man nam ed Jackson, aged about 50, unmarried and a resident of Washington county about six teen Vears. wna (mtnrt ila.J . 1 -uMHu uLrtucsLcruiiy mum- mg l!ndf ,he salon owned by Mr. Mull.it . , iL """ viaent tnat auring the nieht befnri. Hi. i ? " vttuwcu tiiiucu cnirunce to the saloon through a side window, and after imbibing a quanitv of liquor depart ed through the back door and went to sleep under the building, where he was found dead. The corner, Dr. F. Crang, was Seattle, Sent. 12. r,. A n.lm nr prietor of a laundry in this city, was shot ..u ,weu 10-aay by U. A. Kline, a former emnlore of thu In..,,,!,,. w.... i. fused to mv Mm j- -. .... ""SoaillUUIIllllg lUJUU. Kline went to the laundrv this afternoon, ii aner neatcd words with llasler, he Jiupped out a big six shooter and shot i.'isler three ttnifs l..ctn..,i.. i.m:.... u: Uasler. th,.ii1i n 1. ' . " , ' . , " iii.ui, nils nau con siderable domestic troubles, being twice IK tJI tcu. I atn now receiving my f) rina au stfiiinei t'rews toods. Cull early and secure ban-a us V F. IW.au. Some Si mmer Items. Fresh fruit, such as peaches, plums and watermelons, nt lirowne I & Stanard's. It nays to get your groceries nt IJrow nell & Stanard's. You get n five cent ticket with ever $i's worth of goods bought at Urownell A: Stanard's. ' J. P. HAIL, Albany, Or, Ag-'iu for Columbia Bicycles and Tricycles. New stock cf iSSS nalteni bicycles lust received. liargalns iu second hand wheel all sizes nnd pi Ices. Call and examine ticl; or send tortatairrgue t' WANTED. To rent Ity two tirerIcr,H funnem .100 or 400neri'f for whH.t w'ob touim and Mrm tin .IrmenU and heed fuinnho l.fXl'ltaiute terms. Annrcss . , O. M. Oarrrtt, $17 S Front St., Tortlainl, Orenon Knronrapiftir. PiTTsm-R(it Sept. 12. Chairman Brice of the democratic national committee in an interview said: "We do not consider we ost ground in Maine. We hold our own. through it must be remembered Hint the situation in that state is peculiar. Wi;hthe fishing vuesiion, lumber argument and tariff question against us we still increased the democratic vote. There is no doubt ivc will carry New York, New Jersev, In diana and Connecticut. The chances arc good for carrying Michigan and Minnesota and there Is a figuring chance for Wiscon sin. We will make a hard struggle to ram that state. We are much encouraged at the prospect in Illinois, and chances are excel lent for carrying that stale. The best of feeling exists between Cleveland and Hill and the latter will be nominated f jr gover nor of New York bv accla.natlon. emu rit wives h;k ;n i in:. l)...voi .Tirilii rn-ii.tlv t.r II ti-it-ne-rt. Piti.plrs 0:1 Iho f.'i . il . ...iiv I .r .i..k l.v:i.l!i. lie, Itr. , nul .i, i ho l'ui,vl.l-,4,r i . t.'cl.ui's .va IM1. tr a (!.... wiiii. .i.s Ir, full l..,x -i'. u', S .! IV l I . I I ll 1., rii C I Iti.lott C -'', Fii..t l,y.. S- FOK 1'U.KM. Itir.in,' r.i.- rflt mwn hy m .Isn.ii-a Itk, v .llr i.m i.r.i-l tcinif s voi'y 1 .Aruw-nilo luihtnif utter mir arm. 'I'nlrt lorin a. wtil! as 11 linl, bleeiCpjr an.l .rotrii.iiii 1'iles yloldat oiluu In the amilicatl.m ol Dr. M..sa.k..V 1'i'o roin...ly, which acts uiroutly iiikiii ill p-rts ptlyetoil. hIh rlnii the ui n..ni, allaylnir th i inhume it-uhitu ami efT-ioiiihf a purmallept cure. M .iit-i. A-i.lruM, The llr tl.iMiik.1 Vl.cine Co J'inu u. m.IJ i.y Or, Oiiias ami aiii. Ilf. KO MAN KM In hisn..w .INiMvery tirO.iii.uinT.tlon, luccnilpil in imsliiciiiita iiicl'vinu v. hi. Ii la ncknowlcilkcil by all t.. t.e aitui.l timru't.iis. it U ixvtcdhialy pl-arnti t. Uie la.io, p,i.i.it linriiil. h. and iloen not alrken In all ua.e nl C..ii.iin,).il,,ii covkIis. Colda, ,Wh. op ii'K II. iikIi, Croup. Kiinchiils. ai d I'alna in the Cl tal Ins ((iveii unlvrnal ami.la. Hon. DrKoaaiko. D..I1UH and Luiik Ki nip I. aold at M clt hy Di liiiiaa and 8on,