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VOL. I. Win. Fortmiller. -FUNERAL DIREC roil Prompt Att-ntion-First-class Hoarse st"Aftor business hours call at residenoe ooruor Fifth ami iiakor streets, OYEaum T3 CALIF J m A i -.VIA- Southern Pacifh Company's Liua, Tim 11 r. h:i isrt kii tk. c iiii ljir.'vi Alln'iy a, il iUn .-Viiiou-j j, 3.' hours UAIilr'UKNI.V KXPansa 1 II JiS DAILY 4.00 r. u. U-avo I'ortUm Arrive i 10:1) ah Mm I Leave Alumy Luvu 7:il.'i i n 7:4l A H Arrivo San F ani:.rj': Loavo tWJ r U LO'AL rAHHKNJKR THAI MS DAILY (uXUVt .illl(Uy). :0Uah Loavo Portland Arrive 3:15 pm li:4H p M I Loave Albany Loave I ll.Sb a h a :4U P M Arrive Euwim Leave ) 6 .-00 a M LOCAL lAHfiKN'UICR TRAIN'S DAILY, KXCKPT SL'.NDAY. a:Hr 5 j Leave AllMiiy Arrivo j 6:4& A m S:Mr m I Arrive Lebanon Leave biM A 1;M I'M Loave Albany Arrive! 2:45 P M 1:30 I'M 1 Arrive Lebauou Leave) 2:00 r PULLMAH BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars or A cram n -matt cm ul Secand-CIuw Pucn Ken. nlUictaeil la Exprevs Tralm. Weal Side Division. BETWEEN FOUrLAXO AND COttVALLt HAtL train daily x Mpt Sunday.) OAK I Leave 2.2f i M Arrive Portland Corvl.is Arrive I :15 P M Loave 1 1:30 XPHE18 TkAISS DAILY (oXOJp, Sunday. 4:50 p u I Leave Portland :l)0 P M I Arri -e McMinnville Arrive I :00 a h Lmive ft. 45 A u AtAVany nd Corvallls connect with trains of ure on Pauino tuuiroau For full Information refardlnz rates, maps, etc., On UUIUwiljr a nf R. KOfilll.ER, . P. nOOKRS, jU.ut.ir Vn't .1 f ail f. A lE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad, .ton D9velopmnt Company' Steam ship Line 225 MILES SH0aT3. 20 H0JJRS LESS TIBSE than bv s.nv other routa. n . -1..- .I.-,...'.. nuuudttlP.tr A Till rir.si-uia-is m....... p.-w.. - freight linn from Portland sod all points til the Willamette vauuy i j " " Francisco, Lai. Willamtta favor Lin of Steamers. The "Win. M. Hoa," The "N. S, Beat er." Tue "Three Sisters" ro In service lor both passenger ami iromuv iween uurvwiw .u l" . . r mediate points, leaving Company'!' wharf, Corvallis, and Messrs. Huunan fc Co s wharf, Nos. 201) and Wt Front at., fori- land, three times a woe as inu NORTH BOUND. r. ... .. ... r.:r ...... ..,.,..,, m-onA. m. K.V. Albany, M..;,a-J, W,0. .ml Krliliy. Arrive t'oruanu, iuw., u. DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT, ALBANY, OK., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1888. NO 122 SOUTH BOUNU. I,mv. I'nrtlanil, M.W., Wod. an.l Prldny, 8:00 A, M, l.v Alliuiiy, Tuo , TUmm. .nJ SjlurJuy, 1:40 I". M, Arrivo Oo-v.llla, Tuo., Ihu. ml B.ttunlay, :ft) I . M. Boats make close coimoction at Alhan ith trains of tile Oregon Faulllc Kuilroad TIM 15 SJIlKOUIiB. (oxwpt Maii'Uvn.) Lotv. Al limy, 1:00 r. M,.LMe Yn'iaum, 6:40 A,. l.o.v. C trvallM, 1:0 r, u. Uave Cnrv.llia,Ul:uu k,u. Arrivo Vwiuini, 5:30 r. a lArnvo Alttany, 11:10 A. u, O. C. tr.iis conuoot at Albiny and Corvnllls. The auove trains coanectat YHiiuiiu with tliu Oregon liak-empment Company'' Una of Su-amiiiips uetween Yaqnina au.l M m l'raiiu-co. ttAII.I.VU B VTEi . Willunnto Valley, M.ml.ty, lltt. 8. Taesdy, Oci. 2, WilUmoti Vallo, HAMnUy.U.. W. nuvlajr, 0.1.14. tVilUiiiuii. y.lley Knilay, Oct. ill. No actor was ever cast in a harder part TKTjE(t1? A PT 1 TO TVFW.Q timu wui unc iiarry risuer in jersey L-ity I c ) ( I'm joliy anil frti, though 1 neoda't nay that, ; for a glance at my bize and a luolc in my tyvH, aud you ilainly can see there's no fliea upon me. I'm a little bit shorn both ot breath and of I. air, but from (boulders to knees you can bos I'm all there. 1 Oanle and I laugh, I juke and I chlff; 1 refuse to be tad and 1 usver yet mad. liutjuu'd never aurimae whureiny bappi uuao lie, so 1'Jl up aud coiif.-hii What you never could guess. A good tiling to oat is always a treat, which i ill make you as sweet us our btigur cured mtat,iuaUus you fuel so contuuC with the mcney spent that you're bound to feel glad ; and you couldn't get mad though a man just ai thin as a rail or a pin wag to pull at your nusa or tread on your toea. If you're fit or your'e lean, if youi'o pleasant or msan, junt give V. & T. a show to sail you right low, you will feci such a thrill of con tentment until you'll wish you were fat to enjoy more of that For the feeling's immense and you'll show your good sr nso by buying groceries,pro visions and crockery of W & T on Tuesday niyht. lie left the bedside of is dying wife (because, being poor, he had no choice,) to play the principal part in a bit of buffoonery of which he was cast as first buffoon. For two mortal hours he faced a roaring crowd, stimulating their laughter while his own heart-strings tugged and bled. He finished at length and hur ried home, but not until his wife had died so there was a cold welcome for him there. People must be amused in these exacting days, though sometimes at what a cost. Wallace & Thompson's Fat Man. Flinn Block, Albany, Or. J. GRADWOHL, Crockery, fa Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. Agricultural Implements Agent lor Fire nwl Marine Insurance What the people of thii country want is the repeal of needless taxes, the abolition of a surplus revenue, which exists only for the benefit of lobbyists and jobbers in and out of congress. They want to break down that Chinese wall of extreme protection built up by the greed and selfishness of f few favored and cuddled manufacturing in tercsta, which, in the couise of years, have come to the preposterous be'ief that the country mainly exists to be taxed and bur dened for their benefit. Tne total labor cost in a ton of American steel rails is about $5.50. The tariff bonus is $17. But the manufacturers claim that any reduction of that bonus must be taken from the wages of the laborer rather than from the profits of capital. The next step will be to claim the tariff bonus as a vested right. J. Adam Bede of Uuluth Minn, who has heretofore been a very ardent republi can expresses himself this way: "We have a large number of workingmen in St Louis county who believe that an untaxed long-tailed flannel shirt is better than drink of free whisky." The whole wheat crop of Minnesota and Dakota, now harvested, appears to fall at least 35,000,000 bushels below the yield of last year, and not less than 25,000,000 bush' els below the yield of the preceding year Massachusetts Republicans are grumb ling because Governor Ames is not inclin ed to open his barrel this year. 1 hey say- that if Oliver wants 1 for it. 'more" he must pay Goud Mr. Blaine is home again. That can be proved with small endeavor Yet, in his facts and figures he Is just as much "abiOd" as ever. "The good die young." This is especially true of chickens. (loos to Washington. Cmc Aoo.Sept. 24. Five hundred friend f Melville W. Kuller.lhe new chief justice of the United States supreme court, com prising not only members of the legal fra ternity, but distinguished representatives of the leading professions and business in terests of Chicago, met him to-night at a grand Danquet, previous to his departure to assume his duties at Washington. The scene of the banquet was the grand dining room 01 me raliner nouse,and it was taste fully and in some instances resplendently decorated. The tables were fairly hid by huge banks of llowers,this being particular ly the case at the main table, at the center . of which sat the guest of the evening, and ai wnose rignt nand sat Judge Uresham. A Had State of Affairs. Austin-, Tex., Sept. 24. A telegram to Gov. Ross from Starr county says: Two Mexicans were wounded, one mortallv.br Customs Olllcer Sebree, in a street fight in Rio Grande city yesterday Larrre narties of armed Mexicans are parading the streets, demanding that .ebree be placed in jil, doubtless to murder him. The sheriff is powerless and his life is in danger. Lieut Clendening cannot send soldiers without orders from ashin"tou. ire the presi dent for such orders. Send the rangers. Aid must be sent at once or it will be late. A Firrrc Fight. Walla Walla, Sept. 24. From L. L. Burtenshaw, ,ho arrived from Farming-- ton this evening, particulars of a murder which occurred there at 7 o'clock Si -rday evening, are obtained John Carle and Joe Morrison, while engaged in playing carus in me rear 01 jonn uavis s satoon, De came engaged in a light, during which Car- ley snot Morrison tatally. fames In tne front part of the saloon hearing a shot, burst open the door, and found the two men ly ing on tne Moor clinched. Morrison had been shot in the left side, the ball ranging upward and backward, passing through the body. Carley claimed that Morrison was trying to shoot him, and he fired in self de fense. Morrison claimed that Carley shot him from under the table. There were two pistols in the room.but Morrison claim ed one belonged to a third man who was in the room when the fight began. Morrison lived twelve hours. JULIUS JOSEPH, Manufacturer of Choice Cigar s -AND DEALKK IN- TI19 Company rve -he right to change sailing rUtoa without notice. N. JJ. Passung.trs from Por.Unc. and WilUinntto Vsiloy points e.in make eloso oonneetl in with lbs trains of the Yaquina route at Albany or Corvallls, ami il des tlnml in Sin KrAmns should arrange to irrlvu at Yaquina the evening bul'ure I'.ite of sailing. aiscnr.r au.l Ftehllit " always 111" For Infiirinttlon apply "i" J.s:l"rr,''1,t.,'I, ruot Aout, AIImmv, or to C II Usoll, Jr., U. t. k i: At Orison uji-lopnMut Oo 3)4 Monticoinarj Sin rraticUo), Cal. -' l'll A. i. C -nil P. Aunt, Orjn PinllJ It KOo. OrvallL, Or FINE I1P0R' C.gar3, 1'lug aim Siimking Tobaccos, Moerschaui.i aud Briif Pipes, and a. luil line oi'Smok .rs' Art Kle-H, Also dealer" CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS, ir.nrrrrTiiiiiiiir"'',r"MsmBB Mice for Publication. FOR FILES. Itcfciuif I'ilei are known by mtU'-ure Ilk. V'-splr Inn i.roilucintr a very dinajrreeiMo itchitiir otter ins warm. This form as well as Blind, KleoiLrir and protruding Piles, yield at oncu to the atmliinlion of Dr. bosuiiko'a Pile rcintly, w.ilcli aets directly upon the prl affected, aba rbniB tin. lu-iiors, aUajiinr the Intense itchintr and 1 ffjeting a (terminer t cure. ' cents. AddreM The lr Itottanko i!..cine Co , Pi'tn O. sold by Or, t;uiss and Son. J. A. Winter ia at B.-ownsvil'.e, ami li mprovtd facilities for making photographs the finest ip-ade. Give linn a c.li. CURE I'OIt NICK HEADACHE. bo you want a remedy for B'llousne, Pimples on the face, a' d a oure cure for sick hesdaclie, ask Dr. Gu'm and sor., Ihe PiukIs!, tor Dr.Uei.nl. Live Pills, try a dure, salnpks free full box J.'t cilit, llicytle for Sale. A No. 1, sc. ond-hsu'l 43 inch lluil Peal ing C0H1111I ia in e., ii n pur lor talc at n l-n-gain. K.uqnire ot' I.'ROWNEI.t. & STANAKD. N'f e.tt V'i: 1 .11' j 1 1" I; i.-inra .1 u W F Land Oflico at Oregon City, Or, I Sopt. 21st, 18S8. ( Nitioo is horcby given that the fullowing oatned settler has tiled notice of his intention to make proof in snpport of his claim, and that said prooi win oa uim" 1":'""J ' -ty Judge or in his absonco then the County Clerk of Linn county, Oregon, at Albany. Oregon, on Tnesdnr, Xeveniber Hlh, I8S. vis: JaniM II. Crabtree, Homestead Kntrv No. 4371, for the ti'A of S W, N W nf S h and S K of N W of See, 25, Tp. 10 S R 2 W . lie names tin folloving witnrssts to prove his continuous residonoe upon, and culfva lion of, said land, vis : Otto Setfltntf, A Summers, John B. Smith and John Holt, a.l of Scio 1". O., Linn county, Oregon. W. T. Ul BXKV, . Rgtst:r. Nctica for Publication. Lsud Office at Oicgon City, Or. t?ept, 2lt, 1SS8 J Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed uotiee of his in lentloi. to make filial proof in Btipport nf Ills elaun, and tnai saiu prooi will lie made before the Count; iudgs or In his absence then the County Clerk, of Linn county, Ureron, at Albany, Oregon, on rrlilay, Kovcmlicr Dili, lsss, viz: John It, Stewart, Homestead Kntrv, No. iV:W fur the H ) of ol Hoc. 18, '1 p 10 8 K 1 K lie names the followinx nt-ases to nrovo bis continuous residen.-e upon, imcl cnliivaiion of, .'d lanrl, viz: r rani; ltarris, Spruce Hall, It. Jlall and Thus. Lirge, all of sell. Linn county, Or. ' W. T, I!urtky, Kfgister. (cl.an-ililiil. Ptttclli al Tuili-rlic Sn:.imT iinil fall mi's in )' stylo a atieeiuli'v. ('.I. nnitlg tut'l rop-iiring promptly Bttimiiii to, Main siscif, Alhaiiy, Oregon. 01 altnshol. Chicago, Sept. 24. Commenting on the wheat outlook, a local paper holds that the rise in the price of cash wheat In this city to $1 per bushel is nn event of national im portance, and is particularly a matter in which the Northwest may congratulate itself. The price is a sort of dead-line in the market, as it has been declared over and over again by men in Chicago whose opinions command respect that the day of dollar wheat is prssed forever. Neverthe less, that price was made Saturday for cash stuff. It is five years since wheat sold at $1 a bushel, and meanwhile it lias been down to about 66 cents, nlthough it has sold as high as $2.75 within the business life of several men now in active busines0. Last year at this time No. 2 spring sold in Chi cago at about 70 cents, the range for the month of September being 67 -J4 to 71? cents, and the average 67 4 cents. Call the average 30 cents, aud tiie increase in the value of the w heat crop of the country is over $125, -xxooo an enormous addition to the wealth of the L'nited States. Heath Krom Snilliox. McMinxxille, Or., Sept. 24. Andy Ennis died of smallpox ot the pest house last night, as predicted. This leaves bu' two cases two children. It the person8 who have been exposed do not take ihe disease soon, the quarantine will be raised. The county fair has been indefinitely postponed. Fab w 'ia Wo, 11 y .n Mtttij'J "-y ycilir Biiilnrrr.ck of hu rt" and sho.-., iln cot fill to cill nt Kr,ufse & Kl.iii's. s- nn keep ,, 000 1 ho-II.C If... IS Slid Sell tilr-m tit ahh tn ic-'s. AH gi' U W .rr-i :i-l M.itill.l llMi!(.r l'' Al bany SI ui S'lrrc, Fliou liir ck. J. V. W..!lr. I..UIV, Oi- J- bvs'.ri.ii in.. I'klrol:ir.e l.oilf l.n'i.m;. Til one o( .l(,.. I, s .I c. tit ciiir.. I'ir-i. .f I is own iiiuiiitiociur. . 12. IF. R3-ESSRSLL, J3 3ST KBE, ALBANY, - - - ORECOH. Sell exclu,..c N. York, San Canclaoo and Poriui'i.l. . p.,. site, c.iiity e'lr warrants. Re- V Mbjios W JmA. I..u.-t allowed on ..10 j d,stW. Collection, will recelvi prompt atWitlon. arte. ty (let 1 1 ut ho"' 8 V m. U. .'. i. in. Novr.I.TIi:s Mi Wi"li i-lst reiel-ii li e ihh'm 1:1 :n 1'ijrtii.iliei has o ot c.-t.UT tallica . ,.r l....,.l,! if. Alo.n.i . 1 1 i. i l'. nitnu ti:tf.l in ll.,l.li i;. tl.ill.l-: loK'il i otsij'". b-ng il.o ml. ! s'j li for Mich Uli'it. If jou woiiM m o soti-.e'liir g new nnd- r tl a sun call and sco these center t.bln. 1w.k in oar corm r ilmw ii!rlow at the vaaeswenivc with 0"e the best baking iw.w.Lra in tl.p market. Nn I..Mer-j auhnne; you simply tnl. your choieo. r-KOW .M.I.I. Cll.l.Alil'. Oil. BO -NAN-KO In W n iw dlsftiverv t. r Coiniini.t;oii, tucc-ciled in I,i.lueiiiua iiie.i'cino winch is a. 1 li.,wleilied by ah 1..I-., aimplt tl.artel. u. It i evilsllnly pltasali to ihe lasts, is-rlicil) l.arn.l. 'S, a- il '"," in all ceseaol 0,1 ,1 n piioli. n ntlo-.t d. (J leKl i.n!;!!, Cp.i.iv l;.. n. I.l is. i u I " n thet heat ha. Ki'M' inner al I. lift . Hr ll.sia.koa C.ini'.od l.un, S,mp ia ei.ld it M ..nta.hy ilnisN and S- l..
