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DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1888. NO 170 OVfftWM TO CALIF MIA -.VIA-. Southern Paciflc Company's Line rus Mr. smsr. bouie. mW Albany and Fr.uol,5 hour. " gU,Mll IUS.SS IkU" '1L, ' Nortk 7- a,AtA.7AiLtVPt "" .. - r. . 1 A i . I mVAf, B u nwr w- ,. ... lAiva t;4UFM rnv T5Sr Albany Amvu i o.tit a h Leave I 6:00 A U arrive j J..4&F M Leave H:0U r M PULLMAli BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Cars r cc.inm.oali ol Second-Claa. Passeu "a,,, i"".. Trains. Wot mile lulvliilon. BiyrvrEE L tiOBVAIiMS. 7IU1 SAILT (Ipt3UHllyJ 7 i Wave Vo: and Amvu r ,',", S Crv.lli. Lea.elliHO axrsass tsaiss daily (oxcjpt Sunday. l re Pol .land Arrive 1 V:0O A H JexiJ iff ' ' "cM 1aY ' " AtA'aanv Corvallis connect with tmiiu ol urea racillo Kallroad For full liiloraiition rozardliur ratee, mp, IK, on Company Areut. "HEYAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Paciflo Railroad, icon Development Company's Steam. ship Line. 225 MILES SHORTER ! 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by any other route. HMrt.nlas9 through passenger ana freh Unefrom Portl.no. and all points In the Willamette Valley to and lrom San Francisco, Cal. Willamette Biver Lino of Steamers. The "Wm. M. Hoag," The ,lN. S, Bent bt." The "Three Sisters" are In service forWb passenger and freight traffic be tween Corvallis and Portland and lnter meXte points, leaving Company wharf, Corvallis. and Messrs. Hulman fc Co s wharf Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Port land, three times a week as follows : NORTH BOUND, - .. ..... wT.-.i.... ur.ituMil.M and Frl- Leave uorvanie, mouh-j-i .. j- --u . dinrtikm. Albany, u:)ft. m. Arrive, at Sa em Oayianja. ".. Ji Thnmlav and Satur day at 6 a. in. Arriyo at Portland 3:My. m. UOllTll BOUND. - . . .. .. 11T...1 I.... .ml Frill- Leave Fortlanu nunu, ,t"u.-j- -- ----days at U a. m. Arrive at Sale.n atT:l5 p. in. Lea Salem Tucadiy, Thunday and Saturday lOp, la. Arrive at Corvallis at 3;3l) p, in, . , .,a..Hnn at Alh.n Boats aiaae www vu... .- . with trains of the Oregon Paoiuo Railroad TIME S011KDUI.E. (except Sundays.) Let re Albany, 1:00 p. s. Leave Corvallis, i:vj r,m. Arrive Yaquina, 5:30 r. a. Leave Yaquina, 0:45 A,n. Leave Corvallis,10:35 A,M. Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. a, I 0. 0. trains connect at Albany and Corvallis. The above trains connect at Yaquina with the Oregon Development Company's Line of Steamships between Yatmina and San l'rancisoo. t..IL,lNU BATES . YKOiX A VKAXCIHCO. ran. imulll Willamette Valley, Nov. lata am, Willamette Valley, Nov. lath 4 pm. nitiamelle t alley, Nov.zun loam Nov. Oth. Nov. 13lh. Nov. 30th. The Comnanv jorvos the right! to change sailing dittos without notice. N. II. Pawwngers from PorJanci and Willamette Vallev ooiuts can make close connection with the trains of the Yaquina route at Albany or Corvallis, and II des tined to San Francisco should arrange to Arrive at Yaaulna the evening before fate ofsailitig. aMrnxer anil F.elcM Rates always in. 'Fnrlnrr.rmdtlr.n i.r.u-1., : .l' fltiiart. Frelirht and ficket Auem, Albanv, or to C II llaswoll, Jr., O. F. Jk F. Airt., Oregon Development t M Montgomery ilil rranulMj, cal. .J. V- Jaivaua, V. U. r. anl P. Ajdilt, )'irl 1 i ll i it Ci. Oorvaill. Revere House; ALBANY, . - - OREGON CHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR. Fitted up In first-class style. Tables Applied with the bet in the market. Mice sleeping apartments. Sample rooms ,w oomiu.roial travelers, "free o.aek te aa4 from Ike BJtt."W PRTJSHES AT DEYOE & ROBSON'S. o o I'm jolly nd fat, Iboujh r 1 neodn't eay that ; for a glance at my siza and a look in my eyes, end you plainly curt tee tbete'a do flies npoa rro. I'm a little bit sbori baih ot b'eath and of bai", bt-t from iboo'dea to knees you cm tea I'm al the-e. X ni)e and I Jaujb, I jote and I eiS; I refuPe to 'oe sad and 1 neve- get mad. But you'd never su-jiice where my bappi-oe-,3 lie, so I'll up and confess What yoa never coa'd g Jec3. A good thing to eut Is plwaysa treii, which wi'l rrate you as sweet as oar suar cured meAt,mabe3 you feel so content with the money ap6nt that you're bounds feel gl;d; and you couldn't get mad though a man just as thin as a rail or a piu was to pjll at your nose or tread on your toes. If you're fat or your'e lean, if youi'e pleasant or meai.just yve W. & T. a show to sell you right low, you will feel such a thrill of con teniroeot until you'll wish you were fat to enjoy more of that For the feeliD's immense and you'll . ekow your good sence by buying , groceric.o.pro vicions and , ' crockery of W 6 T 3 am Wallace & Thompson's Fat Man, Flinn Block, Albany, Or. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, (via Yaquinafto SanFrancisco.) Of WrtAnf Alf. lun. mnA I T Eared to take Marine lnsurar.ee on aH oereals, ops, wool or any consignments of goods to And frnm San HWnMum 1.'- f., .i nlars, address Ala Harris, Agent California Ins. Co., Yaquina, Or. CARPENTER AND JOINER. rPl....nJ. ! .1 i . . . . . . j.uo uuuorniguiju is prepared 10 ao lall kimla of work in his line in nrst-olaas or. " ., v f.wpi.uf,3if. Auuieaa r . j box 87 or call at ooraer of 9th and Maple tree ts, I. N, Smith, 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 tievera House. Lea doeufgood work and wants everybody to get jtheir washing done by him. WILL BROS, Dealers in all the latest improved Pianos OTG?; 'win Maohlnes, Guns. Also a IUll lint? nf (Vnrrnnl ti..a, , 7 ; -a-T-"-a aMtvuio, IJUllJIier and l-ocket Knives. The best kind of sewing macnine oil, needles and extras, for all machines. All repairing neatlv and reasonably done. -GRAND- WAGONS, HACKS AND UCCIES. We are now agents '.at this Dlace for the celebrated wagons, hacks and buggies made by Fish Bros., of Racine, Wis., and can give better goods and lower prices tnan ever oeiois, itetnemoar mat we want your trade and will mako It an ob- ect for you to come and see us. STEWARTS sox. father !han tho Cheapest PjSTUND BUSINESS . COLLEGE. IVrtltni., Orrnii, ntniit.-i u tr. .. .n t.iv.nn-i'Of. .-su:-- llitind roniifrflinn il Mii'llUl'l V. BuMtnmss. Shorthand, Common School and Penmanship Dcp rt- nitHts, mudmiis juiiimuM nc Hny iimr. if m l.iioie ami uwuniiii of ii;TMMbln irnt fi.-p. 4, A. W'CO . Stc'e A FTiTfisTllONU.Prl. JOHN BRIGCS, FLOEIST,- - ALBANY " : ? '- 0RE5V Roses a Specialtt. "Cem etery lots plantedjand attended . to Fine line of Guns and good stock of Ammuni tion at Deyoe and Rob- son's, Special bargains Excursion East ! e via NORTHERN PACIFIC R.R. Cheapest rate ever made frem the -Paoifio 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 aale- September 3, 4 and 5. Good to return to;0ctober 81st. Join the (i. A, R. spoclal train carryln Oregon and Washington Territory : -Department to the 22ND NATIONAL ENCAPMENT, C.A.R wbloh meets In Columbus, Septeniuer 12th, 1888. This rate Is opnn for everybody, Vo nectusary to be a O. A. It, In order to get this clmap ticket. Parties desiring to do so can have use nf free berths in tourist sleeping oars. For further information call on or address A, D. CHARLTON, . Asst. Gen. Pass, Agt. N. P. R. R., i No 2 Washington at,, Portland, Or. CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE. Do you want ft remedy for B'lloueneM, Plmpiea on the face, and . euro cure for iick headache, auk Dr. Oun and Son, the Drusjriit., for Dr. Qenni's Liv. Pliie, try a doae, samplea free full box 25 cent. TIN WARE AND HARD WARE OF ALL KINDS AT I ! . OBSON'S, WAY.3 TO STOP A COLD. l int Bathe the feet in hot water and drink a pint of hot lemonade. Then sponge with salt water and remain In a warm room Second Bathe the face in very hot waler ever" live minutes for an hour. Third Snuff up the noctrils hot salt water every tnee hours. Fouth Inhale ammonia or menthod Fifth Tike four hours active exercise in the open air. A ten-rrain dose of aulnlne will usual v DreaK up a coid in the beginning- A ly unrig mat win set the blood actively in circulation will do it. whether it h H.im . 01 or the use of the bucksaw, Baviu Hosteler, 1'ie millionaire manu facture.' of 'S.omach Ei.'ers," a citizen of PiUsbura, died November Oth. Mr. Una tetter was born in Lancaster county, Pa., January . , i8'o. Al the aje of fifteen he was employed es a clerk, in a dry eoodses- lablish,iic-it and 'n 1SV2 went into business on his own accocnt. in 1853 heassociatcd inmt- v, th Cene-id W. Smith and organ. Iz-d l ie p.esentfi m for the manufacture of sloi .r.uh b!..ers. lV!s medi inal com Dound was mpiiufac r ed In acc-ru?.nce with l'e .t.d? d'scovered tv lue deceas ed D, . J?, oh Ilosic ' :cr. Thence .01 ward he met wi.ii e iti.e success and though in the bej-'nnng hut ?' : h. .ids were employ ed in the Pun.-'at r e of his specialty, the firm at f.ic e'e it ii.no fr.rmshes employ ment to lie.-, ty . ,,o hc-.itfved men and po. ".wrs an c-teus.'ve cinhi'slime it 'A'.ri ,v' h .oslly marhinc v. Mr. Ilotlel.e" vi-3 lobe worth from 'I.ooojj lo $ j, ,o. In not a single case did one of the distinc tively manufacturincr cities of Massachu setts show a net loss for Cleveland or a net gain for the Republicans. In some cases the Republican majority of four years ago is turned into a Cleveland majority now This shows the answer which the work ingmen of this State have made to the .'Free-Trade" bugaboo, It did not frighten them, and in the eleven manufacturing cities they said so In most unmistakable terms. On the Sotttiie.'it Uonndary. Mrs. Mattie Taylor nee Cress is visiting at Mr. James Curtis's. Dr. N. I. Tavlnrnnd fn,,!!,. u..'.- ed from a six months sojourn at Walla walla and it is said they will spend the winter with relatives in this locality. Mr. ntrhell Is srvinn hio ........ ! the capacity of juryman this week having received fl snmeu-hnl .. : 1 .. vitation to do so while in Eugene City on Thtrm vr- twn lnnill.ii,..H 1- iL.lu borhood ye.-.teiday one of them wanted l...l t i t r . r irtuu icii n cuiuny 01 lony latnilles. Mi.ire T.iiln., rl.A.. r..nuit , - . . " " . , viiv i .,.niii,ucii ttiiu U gentleman whose name we did not learn, ..II i V -J. . it. . . . . .' ui iiuKcuc K.ny ppent vveanesaav night and Thursday hunting in this vicinity and succeeded In" bagging considerable game. Our neighborhood was enlivened by a fight last Thursday mornir.g, it is said Smith came out ahead. Russell Wvatt. of Alhanir Sunday here with his father. .. That "evil communications' corrupt" has been fully exemplified in a family in this neighborhood during the past year. A fin. lir..:of hnli.Uu mwl. 1. cry department and marked very low in price. ' " . Wallace it Thompsos. FOR PILES. Itchmir Pile, are known hv m il.t.,,r ilka .--..!. Ion producing a very duMirrceable ilchinir after no- warm. ' h .hn. .... im.i in. ... protruding Piiee. yield at once to the 'r-polication of the pirla affected, nbrhiiig the tumor., allaying the .......... cuci-miir a ,iennaiievL cure, w cente. Au.ireas rue ur Bouiiko M-J nine r. . ! o. bold by Dr, Guise and Son. Carpets. Cheaper than you can buy them In Port land.. Will sell a eood rrnde nf Brussels carpet for 60 cents; a heavy three ply car pet for 7? cents, and two nlv carneta from 40 cents 1050 cents.- Carrier u large line 01 oil cloths, linoleum and window shades. a . . . r. JJ. .ML'lLWAIN Forest Grove, Or., March 8th. T hlvn henn lunhUJ ......... ... tu mutiny, uilll U1T. ineu many different reuiodles sought aid from ,1 i V, 1 l . . , puysiuiaus rdu eves ennugvu olimsten to obtalu relief, but have met with Indifferent success, Ueai im; through a frleiid of the value of the Oregon Kidney Tea, I obtained a box of It and havo e r i V (1 mnra Kan a, 1 1 frnm 1. nsn tren ant, thing else I have yet found. j. T, uvrr. Sold li y Foshay A Mason. SECUHE PRICES. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS AT DEYOfI & ROBSOU I TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Better Keep Cool. Wheeling, W. Va.,Nov. 19. Gen. Goff, republican candidate for governor, tele graphs the state committee that his maier- itV 1 1I Mrint.,-11 ... . . .. , . . i . j : -""... wuiiir i9 17A ana in Wy oming 122. Gen. Goff also telegraphs to Editor Harr nt th- l..t.u: . w. ifuziHguncrr mat ne is elected governor. This is the first time he has made any claim. He says he will see that the will of the peopie is carried out. A Big Salary. San Fraxcisco; Nov. 19. The reason for the appointment of A N Towneaa thlrrl vice-presidentof the Southern Pacific Com pany is due to the decision of Leland Stan ford to still retai stiu retains the position of general manae- 1 , ilon to n,s new ne, and gets a salary of $30,0 a year. S Toe nig a Job. Buffalo, Nov. 10. The suhsc-ihera t the $100,000 prize for the best device for harnessing the Niagara river current are about to incornorate a stw-L a competent corps of engineers will be'em- j..-,. u.aAc surveys, so that competing inventors can act intelligently. Killed. Oregon CiTY.Nov.io.Charles KnltrhL a brakeman on the O. & C. railroad, was killed by an extra freight to-night. He was found dead just above town. Beats the Mayflower. New York, Nov. 10. According to a cable dispatch from Queenstown the Um- bria reached that nr.rf nf w .'1 1. t--a. - - I A- J -IVJUr lilbl night, According to this the Umbria mnd the latest -astward passage across the At lantic on record. i!. mnnine, i t s 1 -iiii nine uciiiif 81X. davS. tWO hours nnd " "iviiy uiiuuics. a u ea8lward Passage hitherto was i.,c ciruna in April, isss, in six days, four hours and forty minutes. Wouldn't Allow It, . Dublin, Nov. 10. Funv m.000 nersnna assembled at kear Cross, county Tipperary yesterday, attempted in hni.i - The gathering had been proclaimed by the guvciuuiciii, anu oeiore tne proceedings were fsr advanced. simn 1:..- arriyed on the ground and charged on and dispersed the crowd. During the affray many persons were injured. A (iamliKug Affair. Spokane Falls. W. T., Nov. 19. The tuit of Fannie B Lewis to recover $3000 lOSt at the cramhlinrr fakl k. 1.-. , , I a .uu,b uj i.t nuauuiiu came up in the district court to-day on a motion to vacate the order of arrest under which John Lithgrewand Ed Duffee, .pro- DrietOI-S Of the O.amhlinir hn.ic U. money was lost, were commuted to jail. KcKiiltof nltntiflcltion. Vallejo, Nov. 19 On the night of the republican parade, a week atro Saturday night, the fireworks wagon exploded "and severely burned Edward .Philips and his son Eddie, John Sailor, James Williams. Geortre Hiidreth. Philii, ivii nnA Aii,. Serious results erc not anticipated, but yesterday the son of Edward Phillips died DR. BO lVIC ) m his new discovery for. Consumption, suc ceeded in nrvlnflii... - : . knowledged by all to be simply marvelous, niBuA'jeeuiniiiy pieasanc to tho taste, per fectly haimlew, and docs not sicken. In all Cffsci of ca.es nf Consumption. Couhs,Colds Whooping Cotieh, Cnuiu, Urunchitis, and Pains in the Chest, it lias fjiven univcrral satisfaction. Ir Bnaankn's Cough and Lung Syrttp is sold at oO cents liy Dr (Juiss Si Son. Winter wrap., are not n served in tlte great sale. This will he the greatest oipo tunity ever ottored to buy a ttylish wrap at a low price. ' MoNrr.iTii St Skiteniiacii. Chilblains, unpleasant odors frnm the fent and other parts of the body, nasil catarru, ringworm, poison oak. stye on the eye, granulated ey lid, eruptive die eases of the skin, all dlsapp iHr alter tiRiug Dtitard'sSpei llUi. Warranted to eiTeot a radical cure in every instance. Sold by Foshay Mason. Statistics sh.iw that seventy per cento the people of the United States aie suffer I Tl ir frnm illu.au n, 1 .. 1. 1 .1 .. . . 1 -. .. .....r. ... -.tuiiar .iiu urin ary orgaHS. A simple pain in the back, It neglected, often runs Into that terrible scourge, .(right's disease, which curies Off An mnnv nf n 1 , . t . w. I " 1 11 1 1 ' I 1 1 . Ill 11 1 1 . ji you are elllloied with eny nrinsry or kid "n nuuui-,, ui, maiier now sngnt, ao not pntit off until too late, but procure a package, of Oregon Kidney Tea and take SOeordinir to HirAnftnnb I .111 , . , . r. ' Till. I.UID lUUl Sold by Foshay A Mason. SUPERIOR LINES OF AGRICULTURAL IM PLEMENTS ATI DE YOE & ROBSON'S.