Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, November 06, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1888. NO 158 Wm, Fortmillef, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Prompt Att8ntioa-Fir3t-clas3 Hearss -Aftsr business hours call at resldenoe oorner Fifth and Dakar streets. OVtlUM TO CAUF3WA -.VIA- Southern Paciflo Company's Line, TtfB MT. HHHT.1 BOUTB. ittsbJtwrtnii Aliaiv id Hi FrviU3, 85 hours OAUFOMIA IIUI 1LU.1B DaVILT Souvh 5 North 4.00 P. M. Leave Portland Arrive I 10:40 A M 8: 6 P M Luavt Albany Leave I 7:05 A M 7:40 A a Arrive Ban Francisco Leave tf:30 r M LtvuL PASBisuK TRAitfB dailt (except Sunday). 8:00 A M t Lv Portland Arrive S:45 r H lH:4t) rH I Leave Albany Leave I U;3S A M 2:4U p M I Arrive Emreno Leave 9 KW A M LOCAL PASS KNOX ft TRAINS DAILY, BXCBPT SUN DAT. " Leave Albany Arrive I 5:46 A u g-f TU I Arrive Lebanon Leave 6:00 A M 12:50 PM I Leave Albany Arrive 2:46 P U 1 att l M Arrive Lebanon Leave 2:00 P M PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars ur Accaimavmalioii ! secoad-C'lass Passen aers, attached to express Trains. Went tide LVlvlalea. UKTWEEX rOBTLANB AJID COKVALLlg TSAIM DAILY (eX2.pt Sunday,) a H Leave Portland 2:2f f H Arrive Cory .His Arrive 0:10 r 11 Leave 1:90 siraiss rutins dailt (exo jpt Sunday. a-U) r I Leave Portland Arrive I :0O A a .UO r a Arri -. MoMinnvill. Un 6.45 a a AtA'eanr and Corrallls connect with, train, o! urefra Pacino Railroad For lull luforeiU.n mianling- rate., map., etc., on Cotrpany'a Agent. R. KOKHLKR. .P. ROGERS, Ala.itjr 1 J- ' A' IE YAQUINA ROUTE. Orogon Pacific Railroaa. (jon Development Company's Steam ship Line. 225 MILES SHORTER. 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by any other route. First-olaM through passenger and freight line from Portland and all points in the Willamette Valley to and from San Francisco, tai. WillamBttB River Liu9 of Steamers. The "Win. M. Hoag," The "N. 8, Bent- it it' a- i.'PU Mla.iAAtd am in service ,'V .""3 r.oi..ht. i.rIHn he. lor UUU1 uansoiiKei -- tween Corvallis and Portland and inter mediate points, leaving company's- i Corvallis, ami Messrs. Hunnan dc Co a wnarf, JNos. vwt anu w jtiuuk uv.) land, three times a week as follow : NORTH BOUND. Leave Corvallis, Man., Wl. and Friday, 10:00 A, U. Leave Albany, Monday, vu ana rnu), i.w Arrive Portland, lue., Thu, awl Saturday, 6:30 P. at. SOUTH' UOU.NU. Leave Portland, Hon., Wod. and Friday, 8:00 A, M, Leave Albany, lue., Thure. anJ Saturday, 1:J0 P. Arrive Co'vallia, Tu., Iliu. and Saturday, 4: ft) i.M. Boats make close connection at Aluan .villi trains of tlio Orogon Paulliu Kailroad TIME SJHBDUI.B (except Sundays.) Lerve Albany, 1:09 P. M, Leave Corvallm, l:l0P,a. Arrive Yanuina, 5:yo p. a Loave Yaquina, 0:45 A,H. Leave Corvallia.lUioS A,u. Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. s, o. , V. lr.ti ns o.muo Ji at aimuj auu Corvallis The aoove trains connect at Yatiuini with the Oregon Development Company's Line of Steamships between Yaiiinna an i Sin l'ram-iso. HisiMKa., r n an yuijni;o. Willamette VaMey, Nov. 1st 8 a m. Nov. 0th. "inameiie valley, Mov. istnapni. i.u,. ...... illaniotte Valley, Nov. 21th 10 a m Nov. JOlh. P.loa VAU.UIJIA me UiiipAliy ervw mw ..bUHj change sailing dates without notice. . n. I'assengern irom rm'-iwuw .umilBLMJ T BilDjr mn ....... w oonnectbn with ihe trains of the Yaquina irouteat Albany or Corvallis, and if des tined to San t'rancisoo should arrange to 1 irrlvA af v. .t.... i.A Asanliii, btifors date , " Muua .o D of sailing. uaeaaer aad r.ctgtit Kale, always t. rFor Information apply to O J Stuart, Freight and I f. Afrt,, Ureiron Development Co,, 04 Uontironi.ry l ', San Franciico, Cal. C. C. aliUa;, A. a. F. and P. Acnt -itu Pull) R;0. Corrallla, O if s -V I'm jolly and fat, though Jl neodn't Buy tbat ; for a glance at my size and a look in my eyes, and you plainly can seo there's no flics upon run. I'm a little bit short both ot breath and of hair, but from shouMurg to knees you can sea I'm all thure. I smile and I laugh, I j.jka and I chaff; I refuse to be sad and 1 never get mad. But you'd never surmise whire my happi ness lies, so I'll up and confsss what you never could guess. A good thiug to eat is always a treat, which will make you as sweet as our sugar eured meat,makes you feel so content with the money spent that you're bonnd to feel glad ; and you couldn't get mad though a man 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 your'e lean, if youi'e pleasant or mean, junt give V. & T. a show to sell you right low, you will feel such a thrill of con tentment until you'll wish you were fat to eojoy more of that For the feeling's immense and you'll stow your good Srnse by buying groceries.pro visions and crockery cf W & T 3. M Wallace & Thompson's Fat Man, Plinn Block, Albany, Or. City Drug Store -A full Mock of- Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, oiji . . varmsnes, School Books, Perfumery, Toilet Soap, ?Brushos, Stationery, Tablets, etc. etc. Choice Cigars. Presorir tiffus and faiuiN recuipts catt'fully repared. Willi) in town call in and see us. DR. GUISS & SON New and Second Hand Store Owing to Ine increased demands of our business we have been compelled to move Into a larger store and we can now be found next door to 8, E, Young, wher we will be pleased to seo our patrons. If yon need any stoves, furniture, tinware, crockery, olooks, carpets, pictures, fruit jars, ttenks, books, roller skates, addlei. saws, planes, eto and a thousand dif ferent nd use a Holes you cn n t do bettoi alssldJof Stn Fraricl 100 thn you can do nlth ns on a puronase or exonango La GuTTLIcd 123 First Street, Alb.iny, Or. New WashJUoase. Lee Chinaman, who lived in this town for many year, aad was so well liked by every- i i . I ..... mnA will nnan una D a W oouy na. remiu uU "... i -i - wash house the first of September, one door .. ... r. T T .. T a dA-ntoAftll SOUtn OI tne Revere n.uw. work and wants everybody to get jjtheir washing done by him. EDUCATE THE Clll WlltKN, The writer who gives so .olid a statement regarding cheap labor, sums up the whole matter by stating that "where wages are high the genius of inventors becomes con centrated on the economy of labor. Usu ally, it turns out that highly rewarded lab. or is so much more productive as to make the cost of the production of goods almost the same. This is a fact, as far as paper making is concerned; and I expect it will the same in other manufactures. I will therefore conclude by repeating my opin ion that the best method of obtaining the 'iberal reward of labor is the giving of a good education to children." There is nothing more to add. He has arrived at the onlv solution of the labcr question, and "Educate the Children" will be the war cry of those who desire to bene, gt labor, by rendering it more valuable. Ex. ' D, R. N, BLACKBURN, Attorney at Law Office, OddSFellow'a Temple, ALBANY. - - - OREGON. ALBAHT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE ALBANY, OREGON-' 1888, 1889. First Term Opens September Illh, 1RS8. A lull corps of instructors. CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL CLASSES. Courses of tudy arranged to meet tb u. ed of all grades of students. Sfm'al inducements offered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from 5.50 to $1?,SJ. nnnnl In private fainl'les at low rales, Koonis lor .elf-boarding at small expense. A careful supervision exercised over stu dents away from homo. Fall term opens September "ih. For circulars and full particulars address the President. REV. ELBERT 91. COXDIT. Albany, Oregon Nw Wash House. H. Jo Chinaman has booghtj the wash h.us. t Gee La. near Schme.r 's stable and has meved it to Firet Street, 3 doors west of Mrs. Murray's hotel where he is prepsred to do all kinds of laundryjwork in Hrst-elass style. Mabel. After a long silence I will jot down a few items for you, there is, however not much to write. The logtring is progressing finely on the Mohawk and there will perhaps, be about 6,000,000 feet of logs in the stream to run down during the winter, pretty gooa for a small stream. There are some six more settlers in Ma bel precinct since my last and still room for many more. Uncle Tim and G W Riggs have been engaged with Mr Britt examining lands for the b li K K Co., since the latter part ot June ; but operations have been suspend ed for the winter. 1 do not know whether they continue the business next season or not. 1 here were eight in the party and 1 understand they examined about 5,000 acres. Samuel and Erastus Stewart whose fath er resides in this vicinity, came In from eastern Oregon a short time ago and were married and returned to their homes, Samuel taking Miss Bessie Kceney and Erastus, Miss Mary Workman. Likewise Mr John Shores and Miss Emma Drury, eldest daughter of our P. M., were married on the 21st of October. Mrs Shores com menced teaching our fall school the next morning after her marriage. She taught our spring term giving very general satis faction. Base ball d! a vers, at 'lie's, and all wh o take nr viirorons exercise should know that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tome is a thor i!ign gaou nracer. it produces new vital' '.strengthens the muscles and en. ablo- them to perform twice the usual amo'i'it 01 worn, without necoming iatigu ed. Sold by Foshay at Mason. I TELEGEAPHIC IVEW3 Fire at Independence, ' Independence, Nov. 5. At 8 o'clock this evening flames were seen issuing from the livery stable of Harry & Hall, on Main street. The firemen responded promptly to the call, but the flames gained so rapidly that all efforts to suppress the proved futile However, the surrounding buildings were saved, with the exception of a small house adjoining the stable, occupied by Geo. Heaton. The buggies and horses were saved, but the feed together with the har ness, was Durned. Ihe building was a large two-story frame structure, and was owned by Dave Whittaker. The loss is about $3000, Insurance $250. The fire ori ginated in the hay mow, and is thought to have been of incendiary origin. Stop It. Boston, Nov. 5. The brig Richard F. Green, Capt. Patrick, from St. Marc.IIavtl. reports that on October 18th, when off St, Marc.he was ordered to.heave toby a Hay tian man-of-war, whose armed officers and men Came on hnnrrl thr HmM tUn awav the ship's register and all her papers, also threatening to take her to Port-au- 1 riiicc.as a prize. Ater detaining them Sometime, the nnnirc w.r, r.linl n.l the vessel allowed to proceed. An Explosion, Pittsbl-ro, Nov. 5, Intelligence has just been received of the explosion of a nitroglycerine magazine near Shamokin, twelve miles from here, this morning. Great damage was done to the surrounding property. Getting Chlldl.-h. Kingston, Ontario, Nov. 5 Dean Cur. rl, who accompanied the lord hishon of Ontario to the Pan-Anglican synod of London, in a lecture here stated that Queen Victoria is in her doatage, and that there is a strong feeling in London that she should abdicate in favor of the Prince of Wales, rriiuuvcain comparative poverty, wniie she is hoarding up wealth- That her ma jesty's continued regin is endangering the monarchy was the prevalent opinion among distinguished Anglican divines who attended the synod. Lost Their Clothing. Meridian, Miss, Nov. 5. Saturday night the female seminary of spring Hill College burned. The girls escaped with their lives, and lost their clothing. Do you feel dragging sensations in the oaflK ana loins, are you crounien wun wakefulness, faintness at the pit of the stomach T Are yon not vous or Irritable 7 It so we would advise you to try Oregon Kidney Tea, (purely vege'able ) It never rails to ettect a permanent oure or xmney and nrlnary oomplain's. Sold by Fosbay ana aiason. CURE FOB SICK HEADACHE. Do you want a remedy for B'lioumea., Pimples on thefacr, a-d a sure cure for sick headache, lakDr. Gulas and Son, the Druggist., fur Dr. Uoi.nl '. Ltv. Pilla, try a tloee, samples fre. full box 25 cent, Two Cliinnr..rn, Carson, Nev. N.iv. 5. Two Chinamen have been admitted to register In this city. An attempt was made to-day to strike their names off, but they were allowed to re main, as they were 21 years old and were boin in Carson. One voces for Harrison, the other for Cleveland. Nothing is more disagreeable t.i a young lady or gentleman than to have the face cov ered with pimples, black held, and blothcbes. Uutard s dDecihn. the new sklu remedy, will remnve all distiifuration frum the face and bar,do and prn.lue a clear ami btautiful complexion. Try it aud bo convinced. Sold by tosnay & jHasmi. FOR PILES. Itchiuir Piles are known by moisture like V'pir luu producine: a very disagreeable itching after ing warm, Thla form as well as Blind, llloed'.re; and Erutrudinr Piles, yield at once to the application of r. Bosaiikn's Pile remedy, w.iich acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the Intense itching and effecting a nennanert cure. 60 cents. Address The Dr Bosanko W-t-Uclne Co , Piqu O. Sold by Dr, C 'lias and Son. Bicycle forale A No. 1, second-hand 48 inch 1'a'l Bear ing Columbia in good repair for sale rtt a bar gain. Euquiru of Bbownell & Stanard, J A Archibald, aireut Sinier Manufoiur- ing to., opposite uau relloHT l.mpie, Al bauv, Thompson 4 Overman keen the best har nesses. ' Rjlkcftlui the Chert V COLLEGE. i L.-irucllon. a-. (-.I-. t;l..riiy. Butlnttt, ,-, " f --.'.i ,- ! ' "t.i..rii). iV-r!arC 4. 4. W"r m. Cut.. it r.'.i. All Kxp liui it ion. What is this "nervous trouble" with which w many seem now to be afflicted,? If you will remember a few years a;o the word malaria was comparatively unknown to day it is as common as any word in ine English language, yet tins word covers onlv the mcanins ot another word used h our forefathers in times past o it is with nervous diseases, ns they and malaria are intended to cover what our grandfathers called biliousness, and pll are caused bv troubles that arise from a diseased condi tion of the liver, which in performing its functions finding it cannot dispose of the bile through the ordinary channel ' com pelled to pass it off through the system, causing nervous troubles, malaria, bilious fever, ec. You who n.e sulterintr can well appreciate a cure. We recommend Green s August Flower Its cures are marvelous. FOR SALE. 20imail ira ti and threo farmi on wy term Some near town. H. Bl-MST. San Francisco, Cal., April 2url. Par nvprjil wonU m ir urif-- u,. rTa A ly witb kidney AHeotion of a very aggravat ed character, which neemtd to defy all the usual remedies. I finally tried the Ori-goa Kidney Tea. The eff.ot was nu immediate improvement-, and she has now entirely re covered her health. II. (I. Price, Silesman at Cutting Co. F. M. French keeps railroad time. To the People of Scio and Vicinity. Owing to the difficulty of getting suitable rooms arranged in Scio we have decided not to work there for the pr-ppn; b if. if you will come to our gallery in Albaoy, where we are w?ll prepared and h.ivo the finest of lenses and fixtures, w will malt it to yuur advar tage to have pictured taken here, and wi 1 make it satisfactory for your trouble and ex pense in coming. We are making life size portraits Hnithed in crayon. Prices lower than eyer heard f HHog any pictures you ih copied. We Kiiarantrn tsatit faction. Please call jml see n. ' Very Respectfully, Craw'foi.d& LlTTLEn. 7 (Kki enrna rhtumatistn, neuralgia aud toothache Knshay & Masou, AgonU. Burial in! Hnriraln?! ! Rariltia! 1 1 Remember we are closing out our stock of boots and shoes and have vet some very desirable styles. Come and see for your selves and you will not regret it. Brownfll & Stavard. J. P. Wallace, Physician nu Surgeon, Al bany, Or UoR!E for Sale. A good, gentle 6 year old horse for sale. Enquire of Brown. ll & Stanard.