DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT
VOL. I.
ALBANY, Oil., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 31, 1888.
NO lli
Wm. Fortmiller,
FUNERAL DIRECTOIt.
Prompt Atta ntion-Fir3t-olas a HBarso
"Altr bminois hoars call at residence
corner Fifth and Baltar atraeta.
QYEflUM TO CALIFORNIA.
Southern Paciils Company's Line.
TJK fir. HU1STA K1MTE.
iatbjtrrf.ri Al'i-k y ti'il iia: FruuUu, 35 hours
OAMKOKMA KXMtlUH ll.ilNS DAILT
Sou'.h North
4.00 P. U. Loivo Portland Arrlvo I 10:40 A ll
tt:Lt&PU I Luave Alhmy Luavu I 7:06 A M
7:40 a M Arrive San Fruimw';o Luuvo U;:tO p y
L31ALrA.i4SNdKIlTKAI.1fl DAILY CXCOpt Sunday).
8:00 A h Leave PortlTiui Arrive UMbrii
1-J:4ilr M Leave Albany Leave I ll;3." A M
2:4t)PM Arrive Kutrenc Leave VUOk
LOCAL PAIMKNUKH TRAINS DAILT, BXCKPT HL'SDAY.
sill) P M Liuvu AltiAiiy Arrive I 6:4S a m
8i5ti P m Arnvo Lubmoit Leave 5:00 A M
1:.')0 PM Leave A i limy Arrive j 2Arj p u
;W P H I Arrive Lebanon Luuvo 2:Uur M
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleepin
rr I : o ia
or A co .a n maul ion ol 9econiIt'las Posse n
er, attached la Expreut Trains.
We! Hide Il vision.
UfiriT rOKfLtNO A.MI t'OKVALLlS.
MAIL train daily (ex:ept Sunday.)
OH I Leave Portland Arrive ItiilirM
2 .'if e M I Arrive Ctirvillis Leave 1:30 w
bxpuih tk,aimi daily (ere jpV Sunday.
4:M) p M Loave Portland
i00 p u I Arrl -e MuMinnville
Arrive :tW a m
Lmive 6.4ft A M
AtA'dinv and Corvallia cot.noct with trains ot
Orag in Pacific Kail road
For full inform itlon rcjardin ratca, him, etc.,
on Company's Agent.
R. KOKHLKO, . P. ROGERS,
JliUJf All'J '. All t. A
'IE YAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
rfon Developoient Company'a Steam
snip Line.
225 IV.1LES SHORTEii
23 HOUBS LESS TIME
than by any other rout.
FiMtolan tiirmsru pui'tujir and
rroijtln linafron Ponlan't and all poiuts
In Ui9 WilUiuella Valloy t ail I I'roiu san
Francisco, Cal.
Willametts Rlvar Lina of Staimsrs.
The "Win. M. II ii," Tho "N. S, Boat
ey," Tne"Tureo dialers" are 111 service
for brta pvMUiijor nnil freight traltij be
tween Corvallia anil Portland ud lnier
meillate points, leaving Company 'r wharf,
Corvallia, on 1 Alatirs. Huunaii fc Co'h
whtrf, Noa. 2011 and 'Ml Front St., port
laud, three tluaoa a woek as t'ullowa :
Nouru uounu.
l,ovaU.irvllii, Mm , WuI. a:ij FrMiy, 10:01A.M.
Lavo Albtuv, altmly. Veil, .nil KriiUy, U:UJ Nuoa
Arnve I'oriUud, luj., fhu. wi'l sUturjAy, &:30k". 11.
SUlilll ltuL'.Nll.
Lsave Fortlm.l, M m., Wei. n.l Fri liy. :MA,SI.
Lesva Albany, l'ua., Tuur. uiO Sunnily, 1:0 p. M.
Arrive Co'iulu, Tuj., lliu.aiiil bilunlay, :2J 1. 11.
IS.JiU make clote oounaotion at Albany
vim trains of lUti Uregou faclllu Kailroad.
TiMB SJIKIi:i,B (oxoojit aaniUyi.)
tiurvo Alliiiny, 1:00 p, M, .Loavo Yaiiumn, li:4fi A,M.
Luavu Corvalhi, 1:10 p, a. lmvo orvllli(10:3j A,M.
Arrive Yaiiuiu., 0:0 r. a lArnvo Albany, 11:10 a. m,
O. A C. train ounue.se at Albany and
Oorvaliia. 'l hn aoove trains connect at
Yaiiuiut Willi Ilia Oregon Dtweiopmeut
Oouipany'a Una of Meanisbipa between
Vaiiuina and .Sin l'ran'jisoo.
H.1IL1NU KATES .
IVilUun-.te VaUty. 8ih)iii'ior 141. Sojitouilwr 7th
WilUmcU. Valley Sj,itL.iitiur 13. 1. btv1111''01 lutn
,.Vill:niiwLlB Valley tsunielii'ier lh.
The C')inpny jnryos iho right to
change miliiig U itvs without iiotleu.
N. 11. ras-sungarA fro'ii Por.lanti and
Willainutte Va ley point uau make close
conuecli.Mi with me traius ul'tlie Yaquina
route at Aib.my or Corvatlis. and II dos
tln9d to Sn I'Vancisj i aliouid arrange to
irriveat Yaquina the evening bulVire t'ate
of sailing.
atnfr anil FirlaM Kate, alwaj. I lie
liWWC.1.
rnrlnlurmit.l nply to O J 8tu irt, Krcl jtht an'l
rioket Aeiu, Albany, or to C II llMWell, Jr., O. r.
P. Aift,, Oregon Uevfllojimeitt OoM 3M M.mtxomory
San rranclslJ, C. V. HIHJU,
A. O. P. and P. Affent,
Oreloii Paslllo H B Oo. Unrvallii, Or
Everybody wonders
haw we do it ; yet if the world only knew of tne uoergy, grit anJ onterpue we
have displayed in collecting such a majjnilictmt dirplay of staple and fancy gio
ceries it would not be surprised. Vfa bv tho lira;'., finest, and most com
plete stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever brought into this city, and we aro goin to still at prices below anything
ever befora offered in this place. You may think this a rash assertion; but if
jo I will call and examine the quality uf cur goods and
Get Our Prices
you will be convinced that we have not over-estimated ourselves. Remember
we are buying our goods largely direct from first bands, thereby saving all
profits of the middle men, and our command of ready cash hag enabled us to
buy our goods remarkably cheap, getting the beneiit of ill discounts and re
bates, placing us in a position where we can dictate to them and net (bey to us,
hereby always getting the
BEST AMD FRESHEST
and never allowing our goods to gru w shelf orn and stale waiting jr l.i.
profits. TheBe are the Teaaons why we desire your patronge and wby we 1 1
joy such a healthy tra '). We have adrUd recrntly to our stock a full and cou -
pbte line ot
Crockery and Glass Ware.
These poods we bought direct from Eistei n f-ctoris, thus securing Ibe late,
designs at prices way down. These goods have to bej setn to be appreciatpd
Farmers having produce to sell will at all limes teci'n the top ot the mai lc
for good prodncc, and your patnhHs;n is o.rnc'ly solicited. These facts are
WORTH LISTENING TO
and worth your careful cotisidiT.ii.in. W- have the "Jumbo" atock, more
goods than any three rtnra ot the kii.il in Albany, and f.tices that beat then, nil
WALLACE k THOMPSON
F:ii;i:' new Blrck, Albany, Orecin
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Ware and Hardware
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements
Acnt ior Fire aui Marine liisiiiancc
Mr. Dcpew, of New York, who was a
prominent candidate before the National
republican convention for the presidency,
and who, like Gresham, when beaten, hied
himself off to Europe,has just returned and
treats the republican campaign nnny with
this broadside :
'I met an Englishman.and he was a no
bleman of highcducation,who had traveled
all around the world, and much in Amer
ica, who was in favor of Harrison's elec
tion. I war somewhat surprised, for Har
rison is hardly known over there, even by
name, and I asked him why. He said it
was because a tariff reduction such as was
proposed by the democrats would be a bad
thing for the English manufacturers, for it
would then enable the Americans to com
pete with them in the markets of the world,
while under the present system the Eng
lishmen have everything their own way.
His opinion was that with free raw material
American manufacturers would become
formidable compctitors.to the detriment of
English manufacturers.''
This is a beautiful story, but no more
beautiful than truthful, and has the effect
of knocking an enormous (.mount of wind
out of republican campaign sails.
The Democratic party Is the party of
the plain people. Its mission is to govern
for the benefit of the masses of society
for the general welfare. Its cornerstone is
that the humblest citizen is entitled to the
same liberty and the same protection that
the most exalted enjoy. It, therefore,
wants all the plain people, without regard
te race or color, to ho!d up its hands that it
may endure forever, that it may preserve
free government,and that it may strike
down every monopoly or other powerful
engine of despotism and oppression.
You can always please a woman by tell
ing her she is pretty, even if she doesn't
believe you.
Woman kissing woman is a waste of the
raw material which should be protected by
a duty.
Would it not be a good idea for all our
highly protected manufacturers to show
their love for the workingmen by establish
ing an eight-hour work day and increasing
wages about 35 per cent? Hurrah for
such protection 1
Ulcycle for Sale.
A No. 1, second-hand 43 inch liail Bear
wq O Vuihia in gocd repair for rale at a bar
gau. Euquire of
Brownell & Stasard,
Now eoibroi-iery jut fi:i I -1
Read's
CURE FOR Slt'K HK4DACIIK,
Poyou want a remedy for B:Housticii, Pimples on
the faer, ard a sure cure (or nick heninche, auk Dr.
Gu'hs and Son, the Driiirgistp, for Dr. tiet.ni's Live
I'il 1p, try a dop-e, (ampks free full bux "25 cint.
Look id our corner tbnw window &t the
vatifes wc give with one nf the bct baking
powders in the market. No lottery ftchfcnie;
you simply take jour choice
Ukowkell & Staxakd.
Kovklties. Mi William Fun miller has
just received the Hutst line of center tables
ever bronsht to Albany. Tr; wer. vnav.n
factcd 111 Detroit, and re novel in ilenign,
being the latest styles for uch taMe. If
you wuuld pre something new uml:r tl e sun
call and see these center tables.
POXt 1MM24.
Itching Filei are known by mois'iire like y wpir
Km prtxlucinjf a very drsareatoie ilctihir after
hi? warm, 1 his form aa well as Ulind, lilcnlit 7 and
iirutrndinir Pil. yield at oo t the ciinlicntum vt
Dr. Uomikn'M lilc remnly, wnlch net directly u,xii
th rnrts affected. al"rb'iiia the tu-nors. ailavincthe
IntciiM ilchiiur and (ffocun-f a I't-rmanc'-t cure, uC
cvn'.s. AUiirevs 1110 ur uoxai.Ko "i.cme t it , -iqu
Q. bold by Dr. Guissand Son.
ALBANY,
3 .A. 1ST K: 23 IK ,
- - GHECON.
Soil exchaiitfe on Ne York, Sivti Francisco and
rurilanu.
Buy note. Sti'o, o.ni'ity aid c'ty warrnnt Ro
eclvo d jjxmiti Biiltject to ciiedt. IntjreC allowed vn
time dtjnita.
Collections will receive prmnpt attention.
Correspond one n-ilielte!.
Fire and nuruo lfHtiraa?a A.vx 1 In rcliatle com
a riva,
r to af4frnia. m. to i n. n .
mm eCiGs,
FLOBIST,
AJ:i. 03:)
IIOSKS A f- I'ECIaLTV.
Oiretnry lot pU'itiJ and attend! t .
TELEGRAPUIC NEWS
A Fool anil His money.
New York, Sept. 20 A fine-looking
well-dressed man was arrested last 'night
by the police, and locked up on a charge of
intoxication. He had over $6co in his
pockets. When herecovered he described
himself as A. V Hv? .lnli.: ,
of Salt Lake City, and said he beloneed to
' '7 piace, and was
stopping with his wife at a hotel inthiscitr.
He had been here a week and had bee'n
drinking heavily, and the money found in
his nosspssinn u-.ie all tt.n, a-.it
- i ' nirti. was itiL Ol lO,.
000 that he had brought with him. In
rmtrt thic mnr. ln I .,: i .
,IC ,vus uiscnaigeu.
Tlie U. P. Election.
New York, Sept. 20. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the North
ern Pacific was held in this city to-day.
The only change in the board as chosen is
the election of f. C. Bullitt in the place of
August Belmont. The report presented
showed the gross earnings of the year end
ingjune 30th to be $15,846,327; increase
over the preceding year,$3,o5G,S7o; operat
ing exnenseR. So u kw. . j : -
b6.Si net earnings, $6,579,443; Increase,
Thos. F. Oakes was elected president.
1 he refusal of thn Union Pniiq .n..
tors to carry out the joint lease of the
yregon Kailway & Navigation Company
is noted. . -
JnilF Terry anil Wife.Indirted.
Sax Francisco, Sept 20. About 3
o'clock this afternoon the United States
grand jury reported to the district court
tour indictments against ex-Judge David S,
lerry, and two against Mrs. Sarah AUhea
lerry. the indictments are based upon
the recent out break in the circuit court
room auring the reading of the decision In
the Sharon case by Justice Field, and the
parties are charged with threatening and
assaulting the marshal and his deputies.
A Gignntlc Wheat Steal.
Minneapolis, Sep.. 20. W G Ilanley,
a commission dealer, of the firm of Peter
son & Hanley.was arrested about midnight
on a warrant charging him with stealing
150,000 bushels of wheat from the Minne
apolis union eie -ator No. 2. It was first
discovered that 50,(00 bushels of wheat had
been stolen by overloading cars. Hanley
has been D. (J. Moak & Co.'s cashier and
bookkeeper. They are grain dealers, and
have suspended, a large amount of their
paper having gone to protest yesterday.
Others are suspected of complicitv.includ
ing well known wheat men, and it was said
the announcement of the names would
cause a profound sensation By the advice
of his attorney, Hanley lefused to talk.
Y. . C. A. . -1
Seattle, V. T., Sept. 20. The first ses
sion of the annual convention of the Young
Men's Christian Association of the Pacific
Northwest was h..M l,nr i.J,i. Vn!i.
gates were present from all parts of Ore
gon, ijriiin Columbia and Washington
teriilorv. The delegates were welcomed
by R B Albertson.on behalf of the citv. A
response as made bv Wm Wndhams, a
prominent wholesale merchant of Portland,
Oregon. A speech was also made by Rev
R B Swift and Theo II Harding of Wash
ington, I. C .representative of the nation
al committee of the Y. M. C. A. The
president of the local association also gave
a speech of welcome. A mass meeting
was largely attended to-night in ihe opera
house. The nriniHml mill wm hv Dr.
John Reed of Victoria'. U. C.
In ilifw. Now.
Jackson, Miss , Sept. 20. Three unmis
takable cases of yellow fever developed
here to day. The panic of 1S77 was not
comparable to that now prcviiling among
the citizens. The news of suspicious cases
of fever did not get out until 3 o'clock this
afternoon, but before 8 o'clock hundreds
had left town by rail and other road, and
many more are preparing to leave. The
two banks in town paid out over $30,000
each after banking hours this afternoon,to
their depositots who are leaving.
Wry IVciilinr Death.
r.ii.ArKi.riiji, Sept- 20. While trying
toavoiU being kissed n woman, George
Vindic of Ualtimoro, fell down stairs and
was killed. This Upmbably Ihe first in
stances of the Vni on rvrord. A man
sometimes is wi'ilin- to vo his life for n
kiss, but never to avoid one
li..'.v-t.:n tie Chop i
U'.TiUxDBUSWt-S
C'J'LSGE.
r.',. "Vi-ilnnil, Orei-on.
ttcn'n sni.l -.is 1 1 'i'l at nny llmf.
OK. no WA KO
III M ir. w discovery f.T Oonsinniitio'i, fiicc- o led In
prfHhiclna ined'i:Inn wh.ch is '-lvn iwli-dctl hy nil
to Ih aiinply tnar(d Ut. It U t-X'tc Mnnly (d'ini
to the tatf, purtittly tmrtiikffs, a-d JfHiot tren
In all vnv of L'niuiii,'i"M. t;onh, rdUl. Wh op
ini.-tni-i', Cr..t;;i, Hi vm til-in, tnd I aiim lithet'teM
hM ivfii iiiiivtri-al tatif a--iintt. lr lluini koa
Coiinrh atd Lti,f Snip W du it M c-nu; hy
Clothing. A t.irge and complete Hn
of gcr.t.s' clolhir.g and furnishing goods at
A. D. Mcllwain'. 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.