Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, November 14, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text.u!L.e DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., WDNESDAY-NOVEMBER j4, 1888. Wm. Fortmilfer, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse Aftor business hours oall at residence oorj? m"ati and Baker streets, i ovfflLAMJ to aumm SoutlLarn Pacific Company's Line, TUB Mr. 811 1ST A BUUTE. mjbatwviM Albany and Sti Friticiao:), 35 houri j OAUFOUM1A KXra&dS lb t IKS D&lbT Sottli North i.ty p. it. I Leave Portland Arrive I 10:40 A U 8: 'iP u I Leave Albany Leave I 7:05 A H 7:11 A H I Arrive San Francisco Leave a.iiO p m iohal PA8SBNaR teai8 dailt (except Sunday). 8u6a h I Leave Portland Arrive 3:6 r m 14p M I Leave Albany Leave I 11,36 A H 2:41 M I Arrive Kuirone Leave 9 KX) A u " pcAL FASH KN OKU TRAINS DAILY, BXCK1T lUHDAT. "1 I Leave Albany Arrive I 6:46 a M 8:60 ru Arrive Lebanon Leave 6;UU A H U;'J P u I Leavo Albany Arrive 2:45 p u liSOf u Arrive Lebanon Leave 2:00 p h PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS, lourist Sleeping Oars or.ccuamoaaHon of Second-Class Passen i Rrrn, attached to Express Trains. I West Side tVlYlslon. BC1WEE.V rORTLAMO AND VOKVALMB, traix daily (ex;ept Sunday,) " l M I Leave Portland Arrive I ti:L6 r H 2:1' e H Arrive Coryillie Leave 1:30 M bxprhss tilains daily (exc jpt Sunday. I Leave I Arn-e . Portland McMltirmlle Arrive I 9:00 A u Leave 6.46 A U AyM-tany and Corvallis connect wita trains of urejin PaciOo Kail road full luforaiatloa resrardlnz rates, mans, etc., ta Company's Agent. KOSHLER, . P. ROGERS, iU.llCdf Att't it. if. All i. AC IE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad, ton Development Company's Steam I ship Line. r MILES SH0RTE8 ' SO HOURS LESS TIME th. by any other route. list-class through passenger and frelht Unefrotn Portland ami all points in le Willametto Valley to ami from Man Fn Cisco, Cal. Wi'imaUa River Line of SteaniBrs. 1 9 "Win. M. Hoag," The -'N. S, Bent ey The "Three Sisters" are in service for ith passenger ami freight IralUo be twi i Corvallis ami Portland nd mter me te points, leaving Company 'r wharf, Coi illis, and Messrs. Huiman fc Co'a wh f, Nos. 200 and Wi Front St., Port laui three times a we-ek as follows : LCor,l)ij, Mon.,Wed. and Friday, 10:0DA, II. L.n.lt)anv, Monday, Wed. ami Friday, 1-2:00 NoonJ ArriVAirlland, Tue., Thu, and Saturday, 0:30 P. U . LiavLrtland, Mon., Wed. and Friday, 8:00 A, M, Laavlll,atiy, Tue., Tlmr.. and Saturday, 1:0 li. M, Arrivburvallia, Tue., Thu. and buturday, 1. al. Eds make close connection at Alban widiaius of the Oregon Pacific Railroad FIME SCHEDULE, (except Sundays.) Ue Albany, 1:00 r. v, Urn Cnrnllis, 1:10 p. a. Ave Yaquina, 5:30 r. M. Leave Yaqutna, 6:45 A,M. Leave (Jorval)i.,10:35 A,lf. Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. H, I C. trains connect at Albany and Corvallis." 1 he above trains connect at Yr(uin with the Oregon Development Company's Line of steamships besween Yatluuu and San Francisco. I MAIXINti HATES . ataxias, raon sas ritAHctsco. ruou TAQUINA Willmette Val ley, Nov. lnlSim, Nov. 0th. Willmetu Valley, Nov. 12th 4 pm. Nov. 13th. tfilluwtt. Valley, Nov. 24lh 10a m Nov. SOth. Tin Company joorvea the rlghtj to ohaige sailing dates without notice. N.B. Passengers from Portland and Wilamette Valley points can make olose conectbn with the trains of tho Yaqulna toiteat Albanv or Corvallis, and it des tined to 8n Krancisoo should arrange to jrive at Yaquina the evening before ('ate o sailing. iauenger and F, right Bates always to. Lawcal. ... ItlnlrmatlonanplytoCI J 8Hiart, Freljht and Tickt Ajent, Albany, or to 0 H Haavrell, Jr., Q. r. A PA;ttl Oreron Development Oo M4 Uontfromer Si Franoleoo, Cal, C. V. aUllai, V. 1 . . il r. tini i i ;. i ,i. id 1 I li. Irrtllli, I'm jolly and fat, though 1 neodn't say that ; for a glance at my size and a look in my eyes, and you plainly can see there's no flies upon me. I'm a little bit short both ot breath and of hair, but from shoulders to knees you oan see I'm all there. I smile aDd I laugh, I joke and I chaff; I refuse to be sad and 1 never get mad. ' But you'd never surmise where my happi ness lies, so I'll up and confsss What yon never could guess. A good thing to eat is always a treat, which will make you as sweet as oar sugar cured meat.makes you feet so content with the money spent that you're bound 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, just give W. & T. a show to sell you right low, you will feel suoh 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 sense by buying groceries.pro visions and crockery of W 6 T Si Wallace & Thompson's Fat Man, Plinn Block, Albany, Or. City Drug Store -A hill itock ot- Drugs,, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Toilet Soap. ? Paints, Brushes, 0lih . u Stationery, Varnishes Tablets, School Books, etc. etc. C Preaorirtious and family receipts carefully Prepared. Whliolin town call in and see us. r New Wash House. Lee Chinaman, who lived in this town for many yean and was so well liked by every body has returned and will open up a new wash house the first of September, one door south of the Revere House. Lee doesfqood work and wants everybody to get their washing done by him. - Eevere House; ALBANY, - - - 0REG0NJ CHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR. Fitted up In first-class style. Tables supplied with the bet In the market. Nice sleeping apartments, Sample rooms for commercial travelers, O'Free Ceach to an l fr.m the M itel. Ts y . itatner trm tne Lneapesi -a -ai a - s t'ortlsitu, urcron. ivitfuti-nmimieim I .man Instruction, rtlab- lUneil reputation, snin-niK immilarity. Butlnnt, SiortaA Ctmmoa School and Rtnmunililp Dtport mmti. Students acliolltod tit any time. Oata I, nil. and ttieoliri.ns ol pcmnjisjlii i jent free. 4. A. WCfl , See'S. A. r. AK&STROXCI, Frls. WAGONS, HACKS AND iJCGIES. We are now agents !at this place for the celebrated wagons, hacks and buggies made by Fish Bros., of Racine, Wis., and can give better goods and wer prioes than ever befoi. Remember that we want your trade and will make it an ob ect for.you to come and see ns. SrawAP.T Box. DR. CUISS & SON GRAND - Excursion East ! 0 VIA- NORTHERN PACIFIC R.R. Cheapest rate over made from the Pacino Coast to the East. $80 $80 $80 For round trip from all points In Oregon and Washington Territory to COLUMBUS, OHIO, ST. PAUL ' AND CHICAGO. Tickets for sale. 'September 3, 4 and 5. , Good to return toJOclober 31st, Join the G. A, R. sp.iclal train carry in Oregon and Washington Territory Department to the 22ND NATIONAL ENCAPMENT, CAR which meets In Columbos, September 12th, 1888. This rate Is open for everybody. No necessary to be a G, A, K.'ln order to get this oheap ticket. Parties desiring to do so oan have use of free berths In tourist sleeping oars. For further Information call on or address A, D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass, Agt. N. F, R. R., No, i Washington st,, Portland, Or. I I NO 1G5 On tlie Southern Boundary. Now tt-i tQCQ h,JiU,Utred', o bushel8 o Potatoes have been taken from tht. :i,i.rL- j . fecneld,UrfrTJLh!.?lS'tw-k. the price' perbusheL ""B lwent-ft cent. Some Of OUT fart,. in i . , - "'.iBicoi Dusy sow' f fh?ram iU' Wi" be throue" few day. if the weather continues favorable The GCe.H?i" l?k8 fine a there has been wicun. its growth. vi.UiniiM?Try,' f 'ban-r Prairie' s visiting at Mr. Taylor's last week. thTpUrnht0uthe week was ball at the Purdy hop house on Friday evenine wU,rnC,0rr'i!.P0.nd.ent was unab'e to attend Llliu a mce supper ( be served during the evening. . . , " viin,iirtincu ineir many friends wifh .n Cn;-.i ...k:u ly enjoyed ian w" lnoro"g- Dr. R. Ia wiiii,u.. i... k . . ""S"", " v-rooK county, has been vtiitlnir rini.... i ..... j . , : ....o in wis vicinity and returned home last week. H 1 D r: ueo. la. Both mi'M f nnl .;r. i 1. ' , ml! . ",0 ueen Ior tohie j I """f'?4 "Q disease of the kidneys. U.UJ, .cuieuies wmnouc obtain- inn anv nertnnnan .At:.c A i . .. " - .wo.. auouc inree months ago we were induced to try a pack age of the Oregon Kidney Tea which has ap parently entirely cured both of us, as since takim? It two waeliii na k torn. i of the dease. Ve can heartily reooin- - simuany amtcted as we believe it will do all that is claimed for it. M L. White. oold by Foshay Mason. DR. BO SAIV KO in. hia niiiv rlliivivaru fn. r... a. . j , . , . j vuuBuiupuoD, suc ceeded in producing a medicine wnioh ij ac knowledged by all to be simply marvelous, it is exceedingly pleasant to the taete, per recti v haruiiRfut. nri Ana nn. ..m t cases of cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, vwKu, ruup, uroncmtis, and Fains in t in Chant if haa n; . satisfaction. DrBosanko's Cough and Luniz f r uwi ujr ur vjruiBS OC OOU J. P. WalLo Ph-;;.- -j o . bany O -.," ourgeon. ai Boots and Shops Pail f a -o m. VM.a av -t ., XJ. ATI . Ilwain'i anA has tU. Tn.ii 1.1 j ... ... Mt6 ,rtUlcs kiu ana peooie goat shoe, fot $1.50, former price. S2.c0 ..a ,u ..aa ccn inc snoe and can pronounce it a remarkably cheap shoe for the former nrli-i r If mnfli J;. j .1 ! . .... , , . , BUUU1B ineir oest interests tho i. tk u . Tr, rimy dandelion Tonic is the beet household remedy. Many of the ills peculiar to females could be avoided by wm.w j vvouuy ot mason. FOR Pli.r.a. Itchiuu Pile! are known bxmDistur. Ilk. fi'Mnlr iou. proauoinraveryliarreeblo Itchlnij after SLV!? Thi"'rm as !! Blind, Uleed-nir and Protradin, Pile, yield at one to th. application ol 1., ' .. v. , ""o.umure, ...ayinff ine . j """""nir a permanent euro. 6H " f ddress The Dr Bosanko 6.Ucine Co , Plqu If you want a oleau and tine smoke ask for .Tnaai.t1. I, n . .1 ...(:. t c. F v nitie laDor cigars, ior sale by most oigar dealers and at f - Carpets. Cheaper than you can buv them in Pnrf. land. Will sell a eood erade of Brussels carpet for 60 cents; a heavy three plv car pet for 75 cents, and two ply carpets" frotr 40 cents to 50 cents. Carries u large line of oil cloths, linoleum and window shades. A. B. McIlwaix 7 0ks cures rhennmt.ittn, .....I..;. .... .1 toothache. Foshay &, Mason, Agents. - Administratrix Sale of Eeal Estate. Nntin.1. . .0 uwvy Bivu Liim me auiy ap r..i...u i.uu nu,... nuiuiuistratrix oitne AO..,, nf Ii'iI.umI f .1 . and uuder an order of the County Court v. uiuu uuu.iby, cbaiu 01 uregon, m pro- "' tiuijr uiaiio ami en corf a ol reeord in SBiil Court on the 5th day of November. IMAH will nn ' the natl ilajr of Orrenilior, lass, at the hour of oiiuo'cljjk In the afternoon of said day, nt the Comt Hcuse doar in the city ot APisny, L'np county, Oregon, offer for sale at nublicauctlim to thA hii.h eft bidder all the right litle and interest of Edward Mtirrav. of his death, in aiid to the following de- ovnutiu promises, ooionging to salu estate to-wlt : The west X of Lot 4 and the north i4 of the east 4 of Lot 4 In Block No, 11 in theulty ov' Albany, Linn coun ty, State of Oregon, as shown by Ihe map ol said city, together with the tenements and hereditaments thereunto belonging. Terms of sale. .One half of purchase firice to be cash in hand and the remain ng one-half on a credit of twelve months bearing luierest from the day of sa'e at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and to bo secured by a mortgage on the prem ises. This Nov. Stli, 1888. Annii? Murray, Administratrix of said estate. TELEGRAPHIC EWi Not Dead, Chicago, Nov. i2.The Time, says : Anarchy is not dcad.or even sleeping. On jthas ever been! Tne S of last Sunday at Waldheim was not a g"th S ,h.L'.?7 V"?l?thir. of the frfenSs iJ. T """renists. it was an organ- ir . . uut ana concentrate rising. " f.cni up- The Ileal Keaaon. Raleigh. N. C. Nnv .-j. Aiiui iuge tor- dan who, with his family, has arrived at SurhanmWN r '8KSaid' re1"lred to ,eve Z M.Sr? he.wa8. believed construe ' Drea" P" a , ul WOrtnern E, JJ destroyed witnohetiUrthS It Wont Work. Cincinnati. Nov. , ' -o u.iiiuaiion ot the ballou in Boone, Campbell, Kenton and Pendleton count.., in o:..aL wev? tePt?d tickets maioritv n TA.".'. V ,l ,s e- that if no furthe. .M are dncla?ehdb.?n'0iS,t0?e.ea.t him hraUabee ballots are void. ' ne perforated Some Smoke. ' New York, Nov. u p. , . iiia aavices up to the 5th instant say that serious in .-...... ..U1C1, mreatened between Peru and the United States. On the as sumption that a house at Mol.cndo belong. ed to the Amrn n. n. . 5 fore the Dr0:'.u"va! and w there given to cupyVit Dy force ?th aT building was declared to K ', aItho"gh the of the United Stores 1 "g t0 ci"2ens .eid by sqUadi0tr-.oMt,.ra8 jWWl structed to demand an apology The house was vacated after sli rf-. y .. no,u5e the ffovemm.. - 8 occupation, but "t peremptorilly refused to Srocd?n R' ?,nd rath" "P held the proceedings. On this the minister tele ffranhedthn i,ni " ininisier teie- the denar m.n s ot thc refusal, and dereH If ,S'.at.C at WashingtoA or- afTairbefoVeg.urrr01 ''he Jfext House. Washington, Nov. irAtt iin.i to.netvLn"lR,eirUb"C'? mi,J'or"v of romfi o Kemnrk r HUse- Breckenridge KpnteitHwi' RePjb'ica" Took $10,000. . Seattle, W. T, Nov, ,3.Cheif of Police Mitchell received a telegram at .'r' ''"tneect that Fred S. Simp son night messenger of the Northern Paci Heni'"e5S ComPan.v at Tocon.a, had sud denly decamped with $.o,ooo of the com- hnM T!nTheonl-vbo;ti" the har hor in which he could be hidden away was the Premier, which left there at 3 p. m. A careful search of the boat failed to re veal the missing man. Simpson is 0 young man with a light complexion and a long, straight nose. Farmers, if you want the best harness all hand nrnle, go to E L. Power, next to Dem ocrat othce. A lady who was alllicted with salt rheum on the face and other parts of the body for many years and who. ws treated bv the best physicians on the Pacific coast without any hut temporary relief says, ''Dutard's Specirio hs entirely curtd ti.o of my troublesome confplniut and although I have u..t ttsi il the medicine for mnuv m.n.k. r 1 . . .....u.,lr( a i;...e nu no return of the Hi.-n.u T .u.n giateful to you.' Sold by Foshay A Mason. All kinds ol woolen dress go ids are 25 er cent chenper thnn they wi re a year ago. Oar stock is all fresh, ooiistqiieiii ly we can give yery low prices. W. F. Read. J A Archibald, aitcnt Singer Manufaotur ing Co., opposite Odd Fallow. Temple, Al bany, cure rtAt sick headache:. iv. t' "ant a rem.ilr tor B'llousness, Plmnlea on ...v, -i. .pin cur.ior.lclc neadache, uk llr, ou and Hon, th. Drnirsl.t., for Dr. Uei.nl'i Llv. pi ta. ti-v a I,M- ..m..i. . ..,, , n. . - "t nrv uii uux zo ceni. Tlomp.on & Overman keep the best har nesses. '