Daily evening Albany democrat., November 23, 1888, Page 1, Image 1

DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
VOL. I.
ALBANY, OR., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1888.
NO 173
QYfRLMJ TO CAUFJMIA
-VIA-.
Southern Pacific Company's Lino.
Tan nr. hhasta buiite.
in. betwieo Albany a:ii Sa FruolOJ, 5 hour.
OALiroRNU MXraSSS Ik IMS DAIbT
4.00 p. y. I Loav. Portland Arriv. I 10:6 1 .
8:1S P Uav. Albany lav. I
7:0 i M Arriv. Bail tVauclnco Leave I 7.U0 t It
umuniwiiumin pau.1 fracopt Muiutoy).
liri"Liri Portland Arrive a: P
Mlln Arrivo Kiiitmi. leave "Moan
ToCW.rUS TAIM MILT.
8:20 I' M
9:oll i M
12:50 r
1:38 P
TSi Albany
Arriv. Lebanon
Loave Albany
Arriv. Lebanon
Arrivo I 6:45 a u
Leave I 6:O0 A M
Arrive I 2:45 p H
Leave I 2:00 p H
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars
or Acc.uiui.Ballo ot Secernl-tla.! Pomm
uera, allacheit t Kxire. Train..
Weal Side MvlalOD.
BETWEKX roRTHJIO ASO COItVALMS,
tsais OAI1.Y (oxjept Sunday,)
7-2 ) a il I Leave Portland Arrivo (1:15 p M
14:26 P I Arrive Corv.lli. Leave 1:30 M
Hxruun taiss oailv (exc jp'. Sunday .
j-50 pi I Lei r. Portland Arriv. 10:00 a u
'ioOPIll Ar .i". McMilinvillc Leave 6.45 A II
AtA!.anr arid Corvallis connect with train, ol
Orcein Pacific, Railroad
Through tickets I. all point, south. and eat via
California.
For lull Information regarding rates, map..
call on Company'. Agent.
B. KOBHLER, . F; BXBK
'IE YAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Baiiroaa,
a on Development Company's Steam
B snip Line.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
First-olass through passenger and
freight line from Portland and all point
in the Willamette Valley to and from Ban
Francisco, Cal.
Willamette River Line of Steamers.
The "Wm. M. Hoag," The "'N. S, Bent
" The "Three Sisters" are in service
tor'both passenger and freight tralUo be
tween Corvallis and Portland and inter
mediate points, leaving Company's wharf,
TorvalUs, and Messrs. Hulman fc Co's
wharf Nos 200 and 202 Front St., Port
land, three times a wuek as follow :
NOKl'U BOUND.
Leav. Uorvallis, Monday., Wodumday. and tii
davT.Hla.in. Albany. u:la, m. Arrive. .1 Sa em
8 o in Leave Saleni'l'uesdav, Thurnday and Satur
day ate a, ui. Arrive at Portland 3:30 P. ai.
SOUTH UOUNU.
Leave Portland Monday., Wcdnojday. and Frid
day.attla. ni. Arrive at ,al..o at 7:1 p. m. Leave
Silcm Tuojdiy, 1'nundiy and siturday step, ni
Arrive at Corvallii at 3;3J p, m.
Boats make oloso connection at Alban
with trains of the Oregon Paciflo Kailroad
T1MK SOHBOULE. (except Sunday..)
Lei re Albany, 1:01 P. H,
Lear. Corvalll., 1:I0P,H.
Arrive Yaquius, 6:30 P. u
Leave Yaquina, 0:46 A.M.
Leav. Oorvallis,10:35 A,u.
Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. n,
O. C. trals oonnajt at Albany u.
Corvallis. The above trains connect at
Yaquin with the Oregon Development
Company's Line of Steamships between
Yaquina and S la Francisco.
SAIL.IXG DATES .
eis.iiums. pao. a rRASCisco.
PROS TAQUIHA
Willamette Valley, Nov. Lt 8 am. Nov. Cth.
Willamette Vallev, Nov. 12th 4 pm. Nov. 13th.
Willamette Valley, Nov, 21th 10 am Nov. 30th.
Tbo Company oryos tho r'ghtj to
Change Hailing ti'ttes without notice.
N. It, fanenir from Portland and
Willainstto Valley points can make close
conuei!tin witlnlio traius of the Vaquiua
route at Albany or Corvallis, and il des
tined to Sin l-'ranci.'KO should anango to
'Arrive at Van"!" 'he ovenina before t'ate
ofsailiut;,
laemrr ami FiPlslit Bale nltvay. "o
LtfVICHt. , L. .
riFnr inform ttlon apply to O J Stuart, Frelirht and
Ticket Aicnt, Albanv, a: to C II llaavvoll, Jr., . P.
X P. Aat O.-ojon Uov.loii.rwnt 0o 04 M.nilomery
S.i iVaiuinj, OJ. V. ita.,
A. J. F. anlP. Ajeut,
Orj l Pi 1 1 ! II K Oo. Corvalli.
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGOKJ
CHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR.
Tilted up In first-lass style. Tables
supplied with the bet in the market.
Nice sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial travelers,
(TFree Ciaeli to aai rpn the Btet.-a
SUPERIOR LINES OF
.AGRICULTURAL IM
PLEMENTS ATBDE
YOE & ROBSON'S.
City Election Notice.
Notice is hereby (riven that the annnn.1
election, in and for the city of Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, will be held Monday the
3rd day of December, A. D., 18S8, for the
r,arpoBe ui electing me ioiiowing municipal
officers, to-wit ! Marshal, Treasurer, three
Couacilmen, one from each ward in said city.
The polling places will be aa follows : First
ward, County Clerk's office ; Seoond ward,
County Treasurer's office ; Third ward, Farm
ers' Warehouse office.
The following named persons have been
appointed by the Council as Judges and
Clerks of said election : First ward: Judges,
David Froraan, Martin Payne, N T Moore :
Clerks, T J Stites, C W Watts. Second
ward : Judges, L Sender., W M Ketchum.
Geo Knox ; Clerks, J K VVyatt, Cal Burk
hart. Third ward : Judges, John Isom, N
C W Itisley, It A Irvine ; Clerks, W H
Warner, W E Kelly.
Said eleotion will begin at 0 o'clock in the
morning and continue without cloning the
polls, uutil C o'clock in the evening of the
aboye mentioned day and date.
By order of the Council, made November
13th, 1S83.
N. J. Hento!,
Recorder of the City of Albany.
Albany, Or., Nov. 17th, 1988.
Wanted.
Four good, reliable men to sell the Im
proved Sinner. Team anil wan-nn furn
ished, Address, The Hinger M'fg Co,
I. A, ARCHIBALD, Agent,
Albany, Or.
Carpets.
Cheaper than you can buy them In Port
land. Will sell a good grade of Brussels
carpet for 6o cents j a heavy three ply car
pet for 75 cents, and two ply carpets from
40 cents to 50 cents. Carries a large line
of oil cloths, linoleum and window shades.
A. B. McIlwain
Forest Grove, Or,, Maroh 8th.
I bave beon troubled many years with
weakness of the kidneys and have tried
many d I lie rent remodies sought aid from
different physicians and even changed
climates to obtain relief, but have met
with indiflbrent success, Hearing through
a friend of the value of the Oregon Kidney
Tea, I obtained a box of it and bave o
rived more benefit from It than from any
thing else I bave yet found,
J. T, Huff.
Sold by Foshay & Mason.
CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
Dovou want a remedr for B'tiouenem. Pimnleaon
the face, and a aure cure for lck headache, auk Dr.
(Juta and Son, th. Druggist., for lr.Uer.nl'. Liv.
v ui., try a aoae, sample, ire. run uox zo cent,
G. L. BLAGKMAN,
Successor to E. W. Lanardon,
dealer;in
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES.
SOAPS COMBS,
ETC.
I'm jolly
and fat, though
1 needn't say that 5 for a
glanco at my size and a look
3 11 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 can sea I'm all thero. I
smile and 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 confess what yoq
'never could guew, A good thing to eat is
alitys a treai, which will make you as sweet
as our sugar cured meat,makes you feel so content
with the money spent that you're bound to feel glad ;
and you couldn't get mad though a man just at thin as
a rail or it pin was to pull at your nose or tread on
your tees. If you'ro fat or your'e lean, if youi'e
pleasant or mean, just give W. & T. a bIiow
to sell you right low, yon will feel
such a thrill of con tentment until you'll '
wish you were fat to enjoy more of that '
For the feeliog's , immense and you'll
aliow your good srnse by buying
irrooerie'.Dro visions and
crockery
3
of W & T
Wallace & Tliompswis
Plinn Block, Albany, Or.
CARPENTER AND JOINER.
The undersigned Is prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line In tint-class or,
der and with promptness. Address P. O
box 87 or call at corner of Uth and Muplo
treats,
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 np a new
wash honse the first of September, one door
south of the Revere House. Lee doeslnood
work and wants everybody to get (their
washing done by him.
PAINTS, OILS AND
BRUSHES AT DEYOE
& ROBSON'S.
L
Portrait
Photographer.
F.UUS BY WEIGHT.
Said an old market man to a newspaper
reporter : "The correct way to buy and
sell eggs is by weight. Number does not
show their value, weight does. What jus
tice or business sagacity is there in paying
the same price for one as for the other Ms
not the farmer who sells a large egg for
the same price that his neighbor sells a
small one cheated ? And Is not the buyer
of the small one cheated ? Just as well
might butter be sold by roIls,the small one
bringing as much as the large one. People
do not sell butter by the number of pieces
or cheese by number j nor should the deal
er sell eggs by number. If eggs were
bought and sold by weight, the value of
certain breeds of fowls would be changed.
Now, the breed that furnishes the greatest
number of eggs is the most profitable ;
then it would be the breed that furnishes
the greatest weight. Some breeds are re
markable for the smallness of their eggs ;
such breeds would necessarily suffer in
popularity, while the fowls that lay large
eggs would gain.
The South has raised more Indian corn
this year than usual, hence comparatively
little will be required from the West. On
the other hand, the East, and especially
New England,has a moderate yield of corn
by ieason of severe frosts and a late wet
season.
! TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Fooli.lt 3Iove.
Washington, Nov. 22. As a result of a
conference between Gen. Mahone and
Senator Quay, recently held in this city, it
is announced that proceedings will be be
gun in the Virginia state courts and the
United Mates district court of Virginia, at
tacking the right of the democratic elec
tors of that state to cast their votes for
president in the electoral college.
Withdrew from the U. A. R.
Chicago, Nov. 22, A Springfield, Ills.,
special to the Newt says : JohnM Palmer
to-night formally withdrew from the Grand
Army ot the Republic. Ihe reason ot
this step.eiven bv Gen. Palmer, is that the
order was used against him during the re
cent election.
Heard From.
Chicago, Nov. 22. Ex-President Ruth
erford B. Hayes was greeted to-night by
an audience which packed Farwell hall to
suffocation, the ex president was a guest
of the state board of charities, and his ad
dress to-night was on "Prison Reform."
To prevent the ingrowth of the nails,
they should be trimmed squarely and
straight across and the angles left so long
they will not be over lapped by the border
ing folds of skin. The boot or shoo should
be wide and roomy at the toes, to preclude
the lateral pressure.
For biliousness squeeze the iuice of a
lime or small lemon into half a glass o1
cold water, and stir in a little baking soda ;
drink while it foams. To be taken whew
rising in the morning. This will also re.
lieve the sick headache, if taken in th
beginning,
It's uncharitable, unchristian, and inhu.
man, to pass a peremptory sentence of con
demnation upon friend, where there is any
room 1c ft for a more favorable judgment
It is recorded of Daniel Webster that he
hated tobacco, and if his guests at Marsh
field wanted to smoke they had to go out
to the horseshed.
Harrison's majority in this state is abou
6700 or about 700 less than Hermann's ma.
jority in June.
DR.'BO-S.IK-HO,
in his new discovery for Consumption, buc
ceeded in producing a medicine which ii ac
knowledged by all to be simply marvelous.
It is exceedingly pleasant to tho tate. per
fectly harmless, and docs not sicken. In all
cases of cases of Consumption. Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and
Pains in the Chest, it has civon universal
satisfaction. Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup is sold at 50 cents by Dr (Juiss & Sop,
A Good showing.
Washington, Nov. 22. The treasurer
of the United States, Hon. James W. Hy
at, has submitted to Secretary Fairchild
his annual report ot the operations of the
treasury. The net returns of the govern
ment for the fiscal year ended June 3o,iSS3
were $379,2110,074, and net expenditures
$267,924,801, the surplus receipts available
for reduction of the public debt being
$111,341,273 an increase of $7,87o,i76over
the year before. As compared with 1S87,
the "revenues were $7,862,797 greater and
expenditures $7378 less.
George Speaks"
London, Nov. 22, Henry George in an
interview, gave his views as to the causes
leading to the defeat of Cleveland at the
late election. He said the president's vetoes
of pension bills were one of the causes.and
that another was his civil service reform
policy, through which,Mr. George said,the
president nan lost tne support ot tne real
workers of the party. Being asked wheth.
cr the Sackville letter had any effect In
the result,Mri George replied in the nega.
tive.
A I.ihrl Suit.
Victoria, B. C, Nov. 22. In the sup
reme court to day, in the action for libel
brought bv lion. R. Dunsmuir against the
Tina, to recover $joco damages, the jury
gave a verdict for plaintiff of $500 and
costs. The 7cliaiged Dunsmuir with
securing public moneys through his posi
tion as president of the executive council
to build private roads to the mines,
Bad Hankers,
Omaha, Nov. 22. A special to the See
from Valpariso,Neb., says the bank at that
p'ace was closed this afternoon. The pro
prietors, F. Scoville and G. A. Crofts.have
fled, leaving many debts unsatisfied. As
near as can be ascertained thisevening,the
liabilities of the bank will reach $200,000.
Blnrtlt.npna.N.nnn and FflrrV StrAAtfl
noar Opera Hons". Ground floor.
Children's pictures a specialty,
A. J. ROSSITEM. S.
B-rainat-9 of Ontario YetBrinary
College,
Is proparod to treat diseases of all do
msstlo animals on soisntlfla principles.
Residence and office two doors east oi
Opera House. Albany.
Fine line of Guns and
good stock of Ammuni
tion at Deyoe and Rob
son's. Special bargains'
Itching Pil.i ar kno'n h imiv.'i-o 111:, j.- 4nr
inn producing a very d ragroeHlilC Itching after
ing warm. Thi. form M well aa Blind, Llcedlrg and
protruding Piles, jicld at one. to tin epiillcation of
Dr. B-Manko'. Pile remedy, w.iich act. directlr upon
UVpirta affected, ahvirtiing thelumora, allaying the
Intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 00
canto. Aiidr-s. The Dr Uotanko y4!cine Co , Piqu
O. Sold by Dr, G'liss and Son.
Wewillseil you groceries cheaper than
any store in town.
ppmysKi Lft Stinabd,
ACADEMY
OF
Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
Concluded by the Slstri or St, Bsncdict.
This1 Academy is incorporate 1 and au
thorized by the State to confer acaiJemio
bonors.
BbARDfKO SCHOOL PKR TERM.
Board and tuition ?40 00
Music, insrttimontnl, thinrHcHl and
vocal with use of pianoand organ 15 00
Ouilar ,. .-. i'i 00
Zlthern J2 00
Drawing and painting ; 8.0O
Fancy work and mending frse to
boarders.
Tuition In select day school ranges from
$5 to f 10.
Normal instruction of apirants for
teacher's certificates a specialty.
Graduating fee, 10.
Fop further particulars apply at the
Academy,
TIN WARE AND HARD
WARE OF ALL KINDS AT
DEYOE & ROBSON'S.
Now raUciiff, currnnts, citron, lemons an J
oranges received at Walhicn & Thompson's,.
AM Kind of n oolen dress goods are 2j per
cint cheaper than they were a year opo. Our
stock is all freb( cot)8cuent.y we can give
yery lou- prices. "
W. F. IiCAB.
Winter wr.tp?, nrt not nstrved in the
great tain. Thi will he the gre.itflf.fc opf or
unity ever offered to buy a ..tyliali wrap at
lo'V pi ice.
. ".ToNixnii Si Sk:ti;nuacii.
Chilblains, unpleasant odnra from tho
fH and other partH of tho body, nasal
ratfirrh, ringworm, poison oak, ftye on
thp oye, (rrannlalo eyn lid, eruptive (its
eases of tho skin, all (UsappHar alter using
PutRTd'ft Specilic. War ran tod to effect a
radical eurr In cveryinmtai.ro. Srold by
bV)fchay & Mastm. (
KtiUistics sh-.w that seventy per cent o
the people t.t the United Htatoi we suffer
tiHf from diseasn of the kldnov and urin
ary ornaKs. A si nip to pain In the bank,
ft neglected, often runs into that terrible
scourge, I. right's dlseaFo, which currier
off so inanv of mr prominent men. It
you are e filleted with any urinary or kid
ney trouble, no matter how slight, do not
pntit off until too late, but procure a
packnge of Oregon Kidney Tea and take
according to directions. It will cure you.
Sold by Foshay A Mason.
SECURE PRICES. NO
TROUBLE TO SHOW
GOODS AT
DEYOE & R0BS0N