Daily evening Albany democrat., September 24, 1888, Page 1, Image 1

DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEM
VOL. I.
ALBANY, OR., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1888.
Ik Fortmiller
-FUXEII.VL DIRECTOR.
'roapt Att3ntion-Fir3t-olas3 H8ar3B
r"Aftnr buslnnis hours oall at residence
ornor Fifth ami Hakor street.
OYERUM TO CAIWNIA;
Joutliera Pti3ill3 Company 8 Liub.
tiis nr. s:iista itoi ru.
o
list.v.Mi .U'my ti'ii Baa Yi wioi; i, as hours
cerics it would not ba ourprwoti
uto stocK ot
OA,UJllMl KVfttttna 11. DAILY,
SoU'.ll
4.1)0 P. M. Lt..vy
Mit II li.ivo
: 10 A u nivu
l'ortlnml .
Alb my
uri FuiiL-Ja"Vi
North
Arrive 10:10 A
L-javo 7:U3 A M
LU"AL r.n.sii.'iuKR TIiAINH DAILY ioxcenl Sunday).
:IW a m I Lukve
J;10(M Loavo
:Wm j Arrive
1'ortlund
Albany
Ktnrene
Arrivu 3:45 r u
Leave I 11,35 a m
Uve ) 9 AO A M
LOCAL fAtWHSUKK TKAINH DAILY, KXCKIT SUN DAT.
eVer brought into this city, and
ever before offered in this place.
0 t will call and examine tha quality of our gocus and
10 p ll Leave
p m Arrive
':;() p u I Luuve
i :3d I'M Arrivo
Altnny
Lciij.ii.fii
Albany
Lebanon
Arrive j 5:16 A u
Leave 5:U0 A H
Arrive j 1Abr u
Leave I 2: IX p u
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS,
fourist Sleeping Oars
or A ream n i it Alio ot Second -Cla Fa.isen
sen, nliaclinl ts Express Trains.
Went Mlile IMv.nl on.
Ail train daily (ex Mpt Sunday.)
0am
Lit f u
, Leave
Arrive
Portland
Curvtllis
Arrive
Loave
0:15 P M
I 1:30 u
BYPHBM TCAIX DAILY (eXCjp.SUOdy.
CM) P U Loavo
i;00 pm 1 Arr.-e
Portland
MoMlnnviJle
Arrive I
Ltaye
9:00 A U
6.4fi A U
AtA'jany vul Corvallis connect with trains of
'jrajpn racinc. luuiruau
For full Information ro,'rJinj rotos, m&ps, etc.,
on Company ' Agent,
R. KOfiULEB, . P. ROGERS.
YAQUINA HOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
goo Developmant Company's Steam-
8Uip Liiuv.
225 iifllLES 5H3STR.
20 SaOUBS LESS TIME
than bv e.nv other route.
tiiruir;i n.issotisMr and
freight line from Portland and all points
in tua Willamette Valley t anil from San
Kranciaco, Cat.
Willaaistt) BAvdP Lim of Staanera.
Ti. "W.n t. ir.Mj." The "N. 8. Bat
ey," Tne "Throe SWter" are In service
ibr bun Djnxar and freight traitij be-
tnn (VirvjillU anil Porllaml nd m.er-
tnndidrA n.iintM. lMivinir Ooinnanv'r wbarf,
(JorvalliH. an I M8rs. iluiunn & Oo's
wharf, Nos. 011 an:i 'Ml Front St., Poit
land, three times a woek ai followj :
Noltrit liOL'ND.
uivoUcirvaUli, Mem , W.vl. lunl Friday. 10:0JA, 11.
i.hvh Alhiiiiv. UiiiiiUv. V'o.l. aiKl Friilay. 12:0J Noun
Arrive rurUnml. luo.. Tnu. an'l S vtunly, 6:1)0 1". U
SOUTH ItoUN'o.
Uan l ort'inil, M in., WcJ. ni Frl.Uy, 8:00 A,
l.va Allnv, l'uo., Ttmrt. ano SitunlAy, P
Arrive Co'vallw, Tuo., Ihu. att.l Salunlay, 4:io 1.
Ilrvira itiulf a nli.n nunilHntioil St AlOan
Willi trains of the Oregon PaclliD KailroaJ
T1MK S Ml Kli;i.K (except Miin.lv.)
irve Allianr. l:'W r. M.
Leave c'.tralln, 1:1') p. H.
Arrivo Yaiuiiia, &:J r. ji
leave Yaflilina. 0:4.i A,lf,
Leave Uortallie,lt::r, a.m.
Arrivo Albany, 11:10 A.
O A C. trains connejr. at Albany and
Oorvallis. The aoove trains coniioutat
Yannim with tho Urcaon 1wvmhmiu"i
I'liniiAnv'a Lnniof st.jnimliijis buiween
Ya lunia and Sin 1'r.ini iscu.
S VILl.VU DA IIil .
FR.IO MAN KKAVle.:!.
raon va.'ix
tVillameMe Valley, S.jplci.her Int. September 71U
Vt illaiucue Valley September l:ftli. Soplernbor lota
Muiaiiijiio alley ftenloiiiDor z.in.
The Coiuimny ,nryes .he right to
ohanKesailiuK dates without notice.
N. it. laHiiirr from Pur.UnrS an
WilUmotiu Vadoy points can make olose
cimneciin with ihe trains in tne i minim
route Rt Albany or Corvrillts, and It des-
tinml uSan Franoisi should nrranvje to
irrlve at Yauulna the evnnln bof.ire i'.Ue
of sailing.
.maonxvr nnil Firlght ItaUit iilv.iy iu
For Infurtii illon apply to U J Stuart, Freight and
fi. kot Aient. Albuiv. or to C II llaanr.il. Jr., O. r.
V I'. Ant.. Orairon liovolopinoi.t Co,, 3H Montgomery
S.UI r'raaulinjj, Ual, C!. C. IIIM.Ilt.
A. II. V. and P. Afi-ent,
Orjjm Pa.ilUu II RUo. Crrallll, Or
EVERYBODY WOlERS
ow wn doit ; yet if the world only kne.x of irin eiiDrsr. ciit and eiite'iiu.,0 wa
iuvo displayed in collecting such a ninoiiiticunt iliri.loy nf Htniilc and tansy gio-
We li iv ilio inutcs', finest t.d rant cmo-
ROCERIES him PROVfSIOHS
wn are lining to fell at prices below onythiog
Yoti may think ihia a rnh assertion; but if
Get Our Prices
you will be convinced that we have not over-estimated ourselves. Remcmbtr
we are buying our goods largely oirecr- irom nrai nanus, thereby saving all
profits of the middle men, and our command of leady cash has enabled us to
buy our goods remarkably obeap, getting the benelit of ill discounts and re
bates, placing us in a position wher we can dictate to thpm and nor, tbey to u,
ereby always getting the .
BEST AND FRESHEST
and never allowing our goods to gr,w shell worn and stale waiting ar MV"
profits. These are the reasons why we desire your patronage and why we t .
joy suoh a healthy tra 'j, We have adrVd reoently to our stock a full and cc.ii;
plote line ot
Crockery and Glass Ware.
These pooda we bought direct from Eistern fictorios. thus securing (he latent
designs at prices way down, mese gooua nave 10 bo tetn to be appreciated
WASHINGTON.
From cup regular corrcspomJont,
Wasiiixgtox, September J4, iSS.
The new silver vault in the Treasuay
department contained Saturday night 240 ;
tofis of silver dollars. !
The Senate Committee on Foreign Af
fairs, it is believed, intend to pigeon-hole
the Canadian retaliation bill recently passed
by the House.
The motion to reconsider the vote by
which the Senate passed the Chinese re
striction biil has not yet been voted upon
in the Senate, cwing to the lack of a quo
rum. If a quorum is present to-day it will
probably be agreed to.
It is believed that the Republicans arc
plotting to keep Congress in session until
after the election, in order to prevent the
Democratic members from taking an active
part in the campaign.
Senator Ceorge, replying to Scnator
Hoar's insinuations regarding Secretary
liitney, took occasion to deliver a well
deserved eulogy on Secretary Whitney, in
the course of which he said that not since
the foundation of the Government had
there been a man in the office of Secretary I
of the Navv who had been more efficient
more honorable, more devoted to the in.
terests confided to him than the present
Secretary of the Navy. There were no
scandals in that oflice now, no Secor-Rob-
eson contract., nor suspicion that a single
dollar appropriated for the Navy had not
been fully, completely,and honestly applied
to that purpose.
There is nota word of truth in the rumor
thai Secretary Whitney proposes to retire
from the Cabinet.
The Senate has passed a resolution in
structing the Committee on Finance to in.
quire into the copper trusts and to report
what legislation is necessary to protect the
people from its exactions.
The bill amending the Inter-State Com
merce law has been passed by the House
NO JSi
TELEGRAPHIC MVS
frops in India Tinvaioiipil.
Lo.vnov, Sept. 23. A hundred and fifty
square milts of landin the Burdwan district
of Bengal is flooded. Crops in Bombay
and Deixan are threatened bv drought
ihe government is preparing to' take u.tas
urea of relief.
A Peculiar Case.
Halifax. Sept. 13. A story of horrible
cruelty comes from the Malaga in nes. A
woman named Selig went to a dentist to
have her thirteen teeth extracted. The
doctor put her under the influence of ether,
but by the time he had drawn three teeth
she recovered consciousness and told him
to desist, lie refund and went on extract
ing her teeth, while the woman was held
down by her hu band. . After the whole
thirteen had been pulled the women becam;
insensible and died two hours later.
Iv'IIUil liy Drinking real (111.
Santa Crtz, Oil. Sept. 23 The 3-vcar-old
son of Joseph Frey, Jr., has died "from
drinking coal oil. lie and an older brother
were playing and the latter asked the li.tle
fellow to suck a long time at the spout of a
coal oil can The child drank quite a quan
tity and died the second day. 1
Smallpox at )Ic3iinnviIle.
Mc-Mj.n-svii.le, S..pt. 23--Many wild
rumors are going through the country
about the magnitude of the spread of the
smallpo.: here. Telegrams and letters of
inquiry are pouring in from anxious absent
friends and neighboring villages are quar
antined against us. To all such it may be
said that a true report of the disease will
be furnished The Orcgoman from this place.
No new cases have appeared during the
past week. The three cases reported last
weeK are getting along verv well except
Andy Lnnis,saloon keeper.who will proba
bly die. People are getting over their
Itching
FOR 1MI.E9.
PHea are knoa-.i by moisture like faaplr
loti nroducincr a verv disagreeable itching aftor
Ing-'warni. Thl. form as well as Blind, Ufeedlrg- and
Erotrudliig Piles, yield at onco to the application of
T. lloflanko's Pilo remedy, w.ilch acta directly upon
the p.rta affected, aba .rbine; the tumors, allaying the
intense itt hin-j and effecting a permjiiont cure. 60
cants. Address The Dr Bo9anko ladlcine Co., Piqu
O. bold Uj !r, Gulss and Son.
Farmers bavins produce to sell will at nil times ncnive the top oi the mxrkc
for good prodnce, and your piannm,'- is Mrnt-Mly solicited. Tbes facts are
J. A. Winter is at Brownsville, and has
m proved facilities for miking photographs
the liaost 14 r ad a. Give him a oVi.
J. P. Wallace, Physician pmd Surpeou, Al
bany, Or.
WORTH LISTENING TO
and worth your careful coLSidiraiion. We have ilm "Jr.rji'-u stock, luorc
Koodti than sny tlireu i-toii-K ol the kind in A iimi.y, mixi prices nisi uem inr.u
WALLACE k THOMPSON
Uicyrle for Side.
A No. 1, seu)od-h.ii..l 43 inuh Hall Hear
ing ColmnHa in ?od r.-pair for sale at .1 bnr
g&in. Euquira of
E ROW NELL V aVTANAUIi,
Naw n'.-fii Idr j it;
rCead'a
V F
rffrL-anghliii, Practical Tailorins.
Suinimr and fall suits and pants in any
style a speciality. Cleaning and rfpRihng
promptly attended to, Mam strait, Alhaiiy,
Oregon.
Patronize homo irnluntry.
Jofpph'B 5-cent cignr?. Kirtt
inanufdcturi'.
Try rue i:f
scare and all of
the business
houses are
Fiinn'i. nw Block, Albany, Orpnn
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Ela,piS Ware and Hardware
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements
Aciit lor Sire m$ Marine Insurance
B -A. 3ST IC El 2ri ,
ALBANY, - - - OEECuH.
Kctl cx'-'liaa-tf on New Yir!t, i:n VtMt-o and
Portland .
Buy n.)tci, SU o, cmutv ! c'ly wirranW. lie-ctve'd-Jiwiu
aulijoct U. chcak. IiUjrjt ailawo'l n
tune dt.uoa.ti.
Collection! wt'l rueivn i-nt.npt att-n;IM.
orroK'onileiirif olicital.
Fire and nuiiftr, imuranw !..fvil in rflii'M-- cvp.i
a rit.-.
t-X Oct h...i:r! frnn 9 a. ni. U 6 i. m.
JOHN OBiCGS,
FLOEIST,
I'OSKH A S pre la LTV
(Vnifit .ry bf ;liut a-ri'l a'w nU.I t .
opened up and running as usual.
Tho Chines. Treaty.
San Francisco, Sept- 23. A Washing
ton special to the Examiner say s : The re
jection of the Chinese exclusion treatr by
the Peking government cancels also, the
act of congress signed by the president on
the 13th inst. prohibiting the coming of
Chinese laborers into the United States.
Unless the president signs the Scott exclu
sion bill the order of things must continue
indefinitely. Tbe-acts of iSSj and 1S84,
under which the existing prlvilages are
given were to be repealed in the event that
China ratified the nenninir treatr. The re
jected treaty provided for thealmo6t absol
ute exclusion ot Chinese laborers.
Hops.
Mibdleto.n-, N. Y, Sept. 23 The hop
picking season virtually closed in this dis
trict last night. Hop growers are in a
good frame of mind, howcveT, for pi ices
have been gradually goinir up for some
time. This in face of 1 he " fact that while
the quality of the crop is unusually good
the -. ield falls off about one half the aver
age crop.or the lightest yield known since
the disastrous crop failure of 18S2. 27 to
30 cents is being paid.
Odd Fellow i'oiulnjr.
San Francisco, Sept. 23. Grand Sire
John C. Underwood and a party of the I.
O. O. F. reached hert this evening from
Los Angles, where they huue been in nt
tend.mce at the session of the sovereign
grand lodge. The party will remain lure
probably until Wednesday, when nt least
two carloads, including Gen. Underwood,
will leave by rail tor I'ortinnd.
The length of (heir stnv in l'ortlaiul has
not been decided on. Afii r h-aving there
they will proceed Kast, cither up the C-ol-uiu'bi.i,
tiiking the Northern Pacific to St.
Paul.or will make a short trip 10 the Sound,
nnd thence over the Northern Patie. If
the weather permits they will vis.il Yellow
stone park en route Kast. '
Novi:i.T;Kri Mi VVi limn l-'nrtmilicr baa
jn-t r.-tcivril thr tii.ct.1 Jim- .,f corner table
ef;r l:i'Mit.':;t to Al''ti . T ', v. or. mann
flirted in lle'.l'.N, Mnl wru Ih'Vi 1 in lllrljMl,
lierojj tho sv su U-h fur such tables. It
in woiml ff ,i.ii.itni!j new u.iib-r the sun
call and see theo centi r t.bles.
i i Ki; nit Ktru iikidaciie.
(s, ,,nt VKiila remidv f.r ftlI'UncM. Pimple, on
the.aor, a d a .tire cure f..r.ick heaflsche, a.lt llr.
(in'iw anil por.. the li lix.isl', for llr. Ilei.ni'a Uv.
Pill., try a tliwe, ramftlfc. fr.f lull n ,x rlo cm.
;:.:jnl. Ore"
i . "') ui .
t'l.ittluiifL' V(:rifr "J
:.n! mi'i . i' in-' h
.1.
rf-.-Ti ft'nmi r.r-fitp Ofp rt
i. ,iu iit di.y in.;-. (
( f i- :n. i'il-"tt ! iv
L'fk ii cur conn r hImim u iudrw at tha
va:-ii Wi-yivo v'Ui ink of tl.j b:it baking
p-iW.lein in til.- tiittkut. N) liiHery tuheme;
yuti t-iiuply trikq Ktir i!h(ih:e
l(t:oWNi;iL & Ktanaku.
IU. HO HA HO
In lli i.irv dlotvrr.- (i r Oo;iMi'i-f on. m c etloil in
ihmIuciih a inoii'fiti'j ih 4 1 nowlciltiil l.y nil
Ut (e li.nrn-1. a, ll ! vi tolinly iMttnii
to ihv in nit, jufi fi-vll., l.itrmltcp, rm) 0otn nt si 'ken
111 ul I m-tU ( l-tHiH:tliilint, ,Ul!i, (.'oldf, Wh-Mip
in if Ctiiih, (. ni.it, ItM'tichiilf, hi l I a.im in the l litttt
hiMt K'vi' uiiiv. r-ai i(itirhi;iiriM, lrlliwi ko
U'liiKti and Lni iDp i ttld ii f0 cents ttj
i.niiw and Sim