DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
VOL. I.
ALBANY, OR., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1888.
NO 126
Win. Fortmillef,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Prompt; Attention-First-class Haarsa
"Aftor bmlnon hour call at residence
ooroor Kiftu and Baker streets,
QVclLUJ Ti) CALIFJW.U
Soiitliarii Pasilla Cojipany's Lino,
tjik nr. tin isri itocii;.
irtj bH.n i Alu'iyaii siiu Prtauisc , 33 hmra
OM.lr'OKXl KXI'KUH li,UNS L'AILT
Sou-li iNortu
4.0U r. u. I Loavo P.irtlaixl Arrive I 10:4 ) A
8:0P M 1 Ljavo Alluny Ljave 7:05 a h
7;1(J A M Arrive Him FiutioU'ici Luiivo v u
LJ'Ulil'ASHKNiJBR TRAIS8 DAILY ((JXCOpt Sunday).
H:Wt A H Leave Portland
-J:4um J Luavo Albany
i:Wr I Arrive Emreno
Arrive 3:45 r H
Luave l 11:35 a h
Luave 9 .00 a m
LOCAL PASSKNOKK, THAI Nil DAILY, BXCBfT MUM DAY.
10 p h I Leavo Albany
:Mp m Arrive Lebanon
rJ:5UPM I Luave Albany
1:30 r u Arrive Lubauun
Arnvo I 6:45 a m
Luave 5;UU A M
Arrive 2:40 r M
Leave 2;0u P M
PULLMAK BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars
or Ac cam miaatum of Second -Claw Pause n
er, attached Is Exprc Trnlim.
Wcht Hide IwlvlHlon.
BETWEEN rOKFLlNU AMI COBVaLLIS,
MMLTRAtn daily (exxpt Sunday.)
o k u I Loivo Portland Arrive 0:15 P M
2:2f t h 1 Arrive Ctirvillia Leave 1:SU u
bxprim trains daily (exejp. Sunday.
:fiOr Ml Leave Portland Arrive 9.00 A M
iU0 pm Arri"e MuMimivUlo Leave 6.45 a m
AtAany nt Oorvallli connect with trains of
ure - I'auflo Railroad
For full inform Uion roff&rdln? ratei, maps, etc.,
on Company' Atfont,
R. KOEIILKR. . P. ROGERS,
Ann Wt S. n -w
HE YAQUINA KOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
' gon Development Company' Steam
ship Line.
'225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
First-class through pasaengHr afd
freight. line from Portland anil all point
In tUe Willamette Valley ti ami from San
Kranctaco, C'al.
Willamatts BAvar Lias of Steamers.
The "Win. M. Hoai," TUe "N. S, Bent
ey," The "Throe Sisters" are in service
for both passouger and freight trallli) be
tween Corvallia and Portland nd inter
mediate points, leaving Ciompany'r wharf,
Corvallis, and Messrs. Huimin fc Co'a
wharf, Nos. H00 and 21)2 Front St., Port
land, three tlmea a week, as follow :
NOKNl IMJUNI.
Luave C.irvalli., Mon.,Wtl. ami Friday, lu;UjA, M.
Loave Alliiinv, Monday, V'oJ. ami Friday, I2:eu Nowi
Arrivo rorUaiul, iu., Thu, and Saturday, 6:30 1'. M.
SOUTH HOUND.
Lnn rortlanil, Hun., Wod. and Friday, 8:00 A, M,
Leave Alliauy, ma., niur, ani n.iuniay, i. .
Arrivo LVvallia, Tue., Thu. and Saturday, :M V. a,
Boats make close couuectiou at A I Dan
with trains of the Oregon Pauiliu llailroad
TIMKHUIIKUULK. (exopt Suiulav.)
l.orva Albany, 1:00 r. M, . Lenv. Yaiimna, 0:4&A,il.
uvav. uur'alli., l: rj r, m . I uoav. v;urvaui.,iu:.i a.h.
Arrive Yaiiuiua, 6:30 r. a rnve Albany, il:lo a. m.
O. A O. trains oonneuc at Alluny and
Corvallis. The aoove trains connect at
Vamln with the Urngoii Development
Company' Line of stoamshiiis between
laipuna and San Francisco.
ra)M as ritA.iumoo.
raoa vami;iiia
WillaraoUo VaMty, Monilav, Oct. 8. Taesclay, Ooi. 2,
VVlllaiuotl. Valley iiuuruay.OjU 20. Hiimlay, Oa.14,
illauivUe Valley Friday, Ocl. 26,
The Company jarvea .he right to
uukuks HaiiiuR antes witnoiit nonce.
N. li. iA4MMiiir.rM frooi Pur.land and
Willamette Va lev Dolnts nan make nlose
connal ii with ihe trains of the Yaqulna
route at Atb.iny or Oorvallis, and ii des
tined to Sin Francis r should arrange to
irrlve at Yaqulua the evening before ate
oi sailing.
ataeaaer sail Fi right Kates nlwaya iue
ixiwesi.
For lnrurmU)n apply to 0 J Stutrt, Frelht an l
ficltet Airotit, Albany, or to C II Hsolt, Jr., O. K.
A P. At(t UreiC4in Development 0o 3'H Montgomery
Sm Frinelaei, Ual, V. G. HdUVK,
A. It. K. and P. Aront,
Or .1 m Paul le It II Co. Uirvallli, Or
L-Li
c o
V
I'm jolly
and fat, though
1 n cud n't say that ; for a
glance at my tizo and a look
in my eyes, and you plainly can
see there's no flies upon me. I'm
a little bit ulior'. both ol breath
and of l.uir, but from ehoulders to
knees you can see I'm all there. I
smile aDd I laugh, I juke ami I olutT;
I refuse to be sad and 1 never get mad.
But you'd neversurmise where my happi
ness lies, so I'll op atij cotifjn what you
never could guess. A good thing to cat U
alwuys a treat, which will make you as sweet
as our sugar cured maat,makcH you f'-el so content
with the money spent that you're bound to feel glad ;
and you cculdn't get mad though a mau just as thin as
a rail or a pin was to pull at your nose or tread on
your toes. If you're fat or youi'e lean, if youi'e
pleasant or mean, just give W. & T. a show
to sell you right low, you will feel
such a thrill of con tentment until you'll
wis'i you were fat to enjw more of that
For the feeling's immense and you'll
slow your good sense by buying
groceries, pro visions and
crockery o!W4l
JEL
Q
3
Wallace & Thompson's Fat Mail,
Flinn Block, Albany, Or.
JULIUS JOSEPH,
Manufacturer of Choice Cigars
-AND DEALER IN
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
C.gars, Plug ann Smoking Tobaccos, Meerscbauu and Brjr Pipes, and a fall
1 line of Smok ire' Art ales. Also dealer
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS,
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Gfa. Ware and Hardware
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements
Affcat lor Fire nod Marine tanince
City Drug Store
-A full Hock ot-
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND DRUSHES
constantly on hand. A new and complete line of
SCHOOL-BOOKS, TABLETS AND STATIONERY, PENCILS, ETC.
Physicians and Family Prescriptions Carefully Prepared,
CHOICE D0HEST1C AD IMPORTED CIGARS.
DR. CUISS & SON
AX INUICATIVEISTKAW.
It h an old, but trite saying, that "straws
tell which way the wind blows." The re-
goniun as a means of political warfare
against Cleveland, hjs resorted to the
"bloody shirt." It now shrieks and howls
with the most awful intensity. It appeals
to the hot, unreasoning passions and preju
dices of its readers for the purpose of in
creasing the prevalent hate among that
class against the South. It does this because
it has discovered what to it is an alarming
truth that the cry of "free trade" no long
er has any terror for intelligent voters.The
tide of public sentiment, through the edu'
cational processes now going on, is sweep
ing with great force i.i favor of tariff re
duction and revenue reform. Something
must be done to stay it. It no longer avails
to attempt to scare people with the cry of
free trade." Sensible people have not for
gotten the extraordinary efforts made to
frighten them four years ago with the
scare-crow about the negroes being re-en
slaved, the rebel debt paid, rebel soldiers
pensioned and a score of other dire calam
itiesthat were to follow the election of
Cleveland. Hut even then the alarmists
failed. Cleveland was elected and not one
of these calamities followed, but the most
honest, most business like, bravest admin
istration of public affairs that we have had
for many years is the result. So.the people
are not so easily scared at the cry of "free
trade,"when they see it is all for political ef
fect. Our readers have not forgotten that
when the tide turned in favor of the demo
crats four years ago,the Oregonian flung the
bloody shirt to the breeze and screeched
daily after the manner of a wild Comanche,
and now it will do so again. In a few days
it will begin to tell its readers tha. we are
now living in the "confederacy" and that
Thurman is the vilest "copperhead."
The old Blaine Guard of New York
City that did such effective work for the
"plumed knight" in 18S4 met the other
evening and resolved to support Cleveland
and Thurman.
Gen. Ilaarison accuses the Democratic
Administration of "nursing the surplus."
Isn't this better than squandering it, as the
Republicans in Congress have tried to do?
Ckarch II r rector 7
U. P.Chorch. preaching every Sabbaln,
morning and evening by Rev. G, Ir
vine, D. D. Sabbath School at 2:30 P. H
Prayer mooting every Wednessday evening.
Evangelical Church. Preaching on Sab
bath at 11.00 a, m., and 7 p. m. Sabbath
School 10:00. Prayer meeting every Wed
oetiday evening ":30. S. E. Davis, oastor.
Allary invited.
Coxoreoation al C'h l' iw. n. -fcervicf e eiy
Sabbath moraine and tvtuiiijf. S.ibbath
School at 12:1 ". Prayer iuftelii;y on
Wednesday evening of each week, lit v. H.
V, liominKr, Pastor.
M. E. Cuukou,Sol'tu. lr:elimg every
Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7
o'cl'Xik P. M. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock
A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock. Kev. G. F. Hound, Pastor.
M. E.Ciickuh. Preaching every Sabbath
morniug and evading. Sung nervice in
the eveniig before sermon. SaLbuth School
at 2:30 r M. Prayer nmettug every Tliurtt
dayereniaj. Kav. K r. Webb p(tnhr.
Preppy rtniAN CnimuH. S-vio er
Sabbath morning and evening in Chnnh
cor. Broadalbiu and Fifth Sta. Sunday School
immediately uitur the uioiumg nervice,
rrayer n.ceting every Wedutuday evcniug
Rev E It Piitchard, pastor.
Friisr Baitist Cjiurcii. Pre;ic,.initi;vry
Sabbath moi nina and evu'k,at Church 011 01I1
Street. Sabbath .'School imiutt'tiutely after
mnruing servico. I rnyer meeting ;-
1 bared iv evening at :30 ou'ock.
Tru in hell, pnetor.
Catholic Church. Service everv Sun
day at 10:30 A. M. and 7 pm. I.tst SundHy
of the month service nt Kugtme Cry. Utiv.
Loan Metayer. Hector.
Piiotemtant EnscorAi. Ciinicii S !r i
cea ar hvld in Sc. PeterM K (..?.' imI Chmc!'
every n!trh.ito .Sunday, ni.;riiiog uud eo i
iog. Huiid.y ach'Ml nt 0:30 a.m. Fndiy
evening ecrviee rm eery Friday ii:eci"ftii;
the rtutidiiy fcerviee. All are invited m at
tend
V HIUSTIAX. tnunh S.ibl ath, M Ori.li g
ami fvumii, b. il. 10 in.
("Jfrmah. At Coleve vhapel. 2 p.m.
B. ltMun, I 'as tor.
TELEGRAPHIC WEWS
Keroltlon In Indian Tcrritoy.
St. Louis, Sept. 23 Information comas
from Dougherty, Texas, that Gov. Guv
marched Ints Tishominiro. and Chlrkaexw
capital, yesterday, with an armed orce,and
took his seat. Guy was counted out bv the
nira party, ana uird took hif seat as gorer.
nor. Guy quietly gathered some of his
party, and took the capital and Bird' party
bv surprise. As soon as the Bird men are
aware of the change in the goveanorssip
hot times are expected. It is rumored that
the government troops will be heM injre-
?..bb, an cincryciicv.
Sydney, N. S. V.. Sent. 28 Th. n
for the sculling championship between
Peter Kemp ank Edward Hanlan was .ow
ed on the Paramatta river to-day, and won
hv k'a.n Alt L.I - .
"""'i'- ":riiaii a mnc naci Deen row
ed Kemp took the Icad.whkb. he maintain.
niiiMiiiig eaisiy ten lengnta
belore Ilanlan, in 21 minutes and 2S
seconds.
The Wlin.1 Bcini.
Chicago, Sept. 2S. The boom in wheat
continued this mornincr. September onened
at $1.25 , the clos'ng price last night, and
itiiiuiiicu mj ior a nine, everyDouy seeming
afraid to make a move. Then it'began to
un.and .it r t n'-lru-l n..n.A,l n. e. . .
0 , . i.u ai i.a
and six minutes 'ater touched $1.50. Octo
was quoted opc: November, 99'Vci De
cembes, 99c: Mav, $1 01
. Tlic Worst Storm.
Highland LiciiT.Mass., Sept. 28. The
hurricane of the 2Gth caused the worst sea
ever seen off Cape Cod by sailors of forty
years- experience. The largest fleet for
years passed this point between sunrise of
the 27th and sunset to day.
The Kight Time.
Watertow.v, N. Y., Sept. 2S. At tan
dy creek Wm. Vanderwert was to have
been married to Miss I" rankle Matteson, a
highly respected young lady ,but before the
hour arrived for the ceremony he shot
himself dead.
The Question of Adjournment.
WAsiisNGTON.Sept. 2S. There has been
no movement looking toward adjournment
since Ihe proposition of Congressman
Oates of Alakim. wea m t..
posed at the democaatic caucus held last
week. It is probable that both houses will
remain in session until about the 25th of
October, and tht-n tnlra a u.. .
, . .bos, ur un
animous VOLC.Until NWrnhur M Man.l,...
of the house are leaving town, and evident-
y 111.11 iiu more Dusiness will be
done at this session.
J. I'. WuiLc'.', I'h.vrteiHii Mid Surgctm, A
banv, Or.
CUKE I'll It SMK HKIUACIIK.
Dnyoa want m rmi iU for B ll-uiw Pimpli-s on
thofaor, atul ..nr. cure fur .iuk heariii-he, auk llr.
Uii'm and Mir., the Dnitftfl.t., (or Llr. Met.iii'. Mv.
rill., Ir a dine, Minplt. tit full bx i& CLiit,
I'airnuise hiuii ii.iiii.try. Try on. of
Joi-ph'a fi-ceut cig.rr. fir.t tt I is wu
mduiilactiirv.
150 cord, of oid for .! at l'arau ,
loifuire of F II Roecoe.
&ome Summer Items.
Fresh fruit, such as peaches, nluins nnd
watermelons, at Browne'l & Stanard's.
It navs tOffet vour ffrocerina nt RrnwnMI
& Stanard's.
You get a five cent ticket with ever Si's
worth of stood bouirhtat BrownEll A Sinn.
ard's.
All r 1 n
" " " 101 lurn. imi.ai. J I'cr
t'iit chrtnnir than ttt.v n ...k . n...
stock is all fre.K cousfquently e can give
W. F. Read.
Boots axd Sikjes. Call at A. B. Mc
Ilw.-ilnN and see the ladies' kid and pebble
goat shoe, for $1 .5:?, funner price $2.,o
A Democrat man has seen the shoe and
can pronounce it a remarkably cheap shoe
for the former price.
FOR 11 m;.
Itching rile are knnwn by m -iii'uru lilt, Vpir
on imxlucinif a very d'wiifren!o ttt-hlii tttct
i tiir warm, Tlii firrn as w, H aa li'itnl, I . It dlrjf and
irntm)intf Piltn yield at once to lltu :;tMiftation !
It. IS.Fanki I'ile njim-dy, w.ti--h ncta dimlly upon
th-arTL'dlt-il, hb rbinjf thf tiMior, m'ahiK ttio
Intuiiso i i clii in to nl -fT(? iour a ihthijiic t nire, f0
cui 1 In. AtMrci-s Thu lr Hu"dt,l; i'"I.C(i.t! Co , Hiqu
it. by Dr. UuiMtUid &n.
Ij'hi'k in our corner uhow window at the
vaseM weuivo with oi.e i f the bett bakug
p-.wderit in lh( m irket. No lottery scheme;
you limply take your choice
Phowskll & Staxauh.
Uteyrlc lor Sle.
A No 1. ctor.d-l,:...d 4$ imh Ua l Heai
iny Cclnnil ia in (.o. d i p;r lor sale at a b3i
(iatn. Kniiift of
I.ROWNKI.L & STAN.UIP.
Siecinl hirviiitid in Hrnifin! and mi s tic
C. J. Did hi tS: Co'. Foil Iyon .Slrert.
Novklhm. Ml Widitiii Fortnilior has
jiiht received th rint liw of iMnit-r tuhlei
ter brought to Ali'sny. Ti e, w er hmhu
factid in De'roii, uud t ro hcvel i denin,
be'Pif lh liuttltn for Mich tuh!Hi. If
ou Would a e Munothirfy new ttndr the sun
call uufl fete ihere etnter tables
DIC. DO SAK-KO
In Mtinew ili-wovery i r Ootimmitlon, micc-elpQ i
I'nxlucinjf nioii'viiitj whu h i acltiiowludifid by an
tono sioijily nirf I. u. H h iXit't'iiif)y hafati
to tlift tantr, i.urfvcily hannlerip, ai d dca not ttfckenl
lu all cai n( CoiiPiiinptimi, Cgncb. To'da, Whmip
fnirCotiirb, t'Mt.p, Krcijchlila. and I'ait ti the (-heat
bus ifiven utitvirval n tli'tv-Mon, Ui Bmanko i
Ootiiihand Lniw Strup U wihl tt R0 rtnlt by
Oulaa and Sn.
f