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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1888)
DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT, WOL. I. ALBANY, Oil., WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1888. NO. 3. onrad Meyer, ,-PKOPKIKTOK OF- HTAR JIAKEllY, 11 nor Broadalbin and First Sts., DEALER IN Dabned Frallit, JUrled i'rulU, Tobncoo, Nil gar, ': Collec, I Etc,, Cnuuitil HeatM, lueeunwre, Vegetable, Cigars), NliCe, Ten, Etc., vv READ (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now icceiving new goods in every line, 01 J goods .old out. ',' Inflict everything tha. is knpt In Ron rsl variety and grocery store. Highest tcarkot price paid fur ill KINDS OF PRODUCE, THE YAQUINA ROUTE, , f Oregon Pacific Railroad. Oregon Development Company's Htenm- ship Lino. '225 MILES SHORTER. ; 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by any other routo. Firm-class tlirongli passenger anil freight line from Portland anil all points in tie Willamette Valluy to anil from sail Vranclaco, (Jul. WillamettB River Lina of Steamors. I The "Wm. M. Hong," The "N. S, Bent ley," The "Three sinters" are in service tor Doth passenger anil freight tralllo be tween Cervallia and Portland and Inter mediate points, leaving Company's wharf, Corvallis. and Messrs. Huluian ifc Co' Wharf. Nts. 200 and 202 Front St., Port land, three times a week as follow : NOHTll MISII. Cave Corral lis, Mun., Wed. anil Friday, 10 ml A, M. Iin Albany, Monday, Wed. .ml Friday, 12:ul) N'wn Arrive I'orllaiid, tue., Thu, .ii'l Saturday, 6:30 V. M. .SOUTH UOUNU. Leave Portland, Hon., Wod. and Friday, S:00 A, M. LeavaAluany, Tue., 'Inure, and Saturday, ivfft p. ai Arrive Curvelln, Tuo., Tliu. and Saturday, 4:20 KM N Beats make close connection at Albany l.h trains of theOrogon Paoltlc Kallroau, TIME HCHKI1UI.E. (.XL-opt Sunday..) Lnn Albany, 1:00 r. M.jLeav. Yaqulna, B::;0 A, a. ..ae Corvallu, 1:17 r, M. l,eave uorvauu,iu:J9 a, a. Arrive Y equina, 6:60 r. a. Arm. Albany, 11:16 A. a -, ! 6. A C. trains cennooc at Albany and Cotvallis. The above trains conneotat Vaqulua with the Oregon Development Company's Line or steamships between Yaqulua and Man Francisco. i MAILING DATES . iTaaUKKH, FROM SAM rSASCISW. FROM TAMl'IMA Willamette Valley, Willamette Vall.y, Willamette Valley. Willamette Valley, April 211th. Hay loth. May Hal. May Slat, May !th May 15th ai.y lieui. Scr.0 FRANCIS PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR OF Albany Soda Works, And Manufacturers of CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, We are now prepared to mil at whole I sale, always fresh and pure at Portland prices io ueaiers, we also keep a lull line of Nuts and Tropical Fruits, -OUR- CIQAR AND TOBACCO department is com-''?. We keep the vary nnest ntc or suokiagamt chewing tobacco, meerschaum and brier pipes that is a delight to smokers. Everything New, with New Prices, Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consisting uf DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND GROCERIES. Notice. We have appointed Mr. S. A. DeVanev, of Waterloo as our Agent in Linn county lor Iaiva of justness prepared by Prof. Parson a of Harvard University expressly for farmers and business men. Endorsed by the chief and associated justices of the Supreme flench. Is pronounced by thousands ot the clearest hcaacd business men of the coun try as a book which they can not afford to beivitlwut. We ask an investigation of its merits. Agents wanted in every county in the State. W. P. Grant, Publisher, (Agent for Western and Pacific States.) 31064 California St., San Francisco, Cal, I propose iny, with ni have as coti V ) a stock . u if 11 15 1 1 1 I The Company .jmryoa .he right to AhanvA MullinQ diiteH without notice. N. U. PaMwngers from Pur.Unu and Willamette Vaiiey poiuts cull make ;lone connection with the trains of the Yaquiua rout, at Albany or Corvallis, aud il dea tlned to Uan FranciKOo should arrange to arrive at Yaquiua the ovonini; bufure date f sailing. Pusrnger anil J'u lnlil Italf-a nliniys the Lewral. For Information apply u O J Stuart, Freight aud Tlok.t Atfunt, Albany, or to C II Hanwull, Jr., U. F. A I. At Oretr.n Dovctopineiit Co,, 344 Moiiljfoinery lit., tr.11 r'nuiciaoo, Cal. !. II. IHX.tb, S . A. O. F. and P. Amnt, ;' ; ' Oroioli Pacltla K It Co. Corvallia, Or. I OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA , I -nVIA- Orcsoii & C ilil'ornia It. It, J AND CONNECTIONS. , TUB JIT. SIIISIA coi ti:. . '1 o . Time bolwMn Albany and baa Franclaej, 8a hours. New Novelties and Latest Styles and as they Bro manufactured. All old customers ami friends of the houne and as well new onog, are cordially invited to call and inspeoc stock and Do Hoi Propose To Re Undersold. W .P. READ, OAMrORXIA EXCKKMS ll.ilNB DAILY, ou-.h 4.00 r. M. I Leave M r H I Lontv 7;40 a it 1 An We PorUand Albtny San Kianciscrrt Airtyj ktave hurth 10;. J AH 7:Uf. a M tc:u r h tiOOAL PAM8RNORR TRAINB DAILY (CXCCpt Sunday). 8:00 am I loav J'Artland Arnv r H 11:40 p H I Unve Albany ' l.uttvo I U:Z! A H 1:40 ri f Arrlva Kuicno l,eare f) .-(K) A M LOCAL fASHItHOi.il TRAIXB UAILT, KICK IT UUNDAT. 8:10 r M I Lenvo r m I Arrive 12:f.0r I )envo 1:30 v M I Arrive Albany he ban (in Albany Lebanon Arrive liL-avn Arrive liuve I 6:46 A M I r:(u) a u 2:i v u 4 Sucpss-ir 1:1 X. II. AII t. Ji Cv. 57 FirstStreet, Albany, Or. 11 7 PULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS. F.Xt'LKSIIXI SI.KKI'KltS Mr Ncruml f'lai TateaRrra un all ihrouzh train. Fltr.E OF t'llABtlK, Tnl aide tvivlalon. ITTfRRN PRTM AND (.'Oil T A I.LI H, J ULIUS JOSE GROCER Gl FIRST ST., Next t Burkhart & Kfoney's Real Enlale lllce, ALBANY, OREGON. Sew and Second Hand Store Summons, Ih tht Circuit Court of tht Statt oj Oregon for Ltnn County. R.S. "Wallace, Plaintiff. vs, John lleighsle, Wm Eugland and Oeorge Williams, ueienaauu. To John Heizbsle. Wm Enzland and uoorge n iiiianis, ueienaanta. TN the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and an- ewer the complaint filed against you in the above enuuea suit, on er u.tore ine tsth day ef Jane, ISSf, that being the first day of the next regular tcrmoraaia uoun iononingtae publics tion of this Summons, and if j'ea tail te so answer, said Plaintiff will apply to said Court for a decree against the said Defendant, John neichsle for the sum of two thousand, dollars, win interest there on at the rate of len tier ceit ner annum ince tue zotn aay 01 eepiemoer, isso, as meney due Plaintiff en a promissory note oe made Dy saiu joun ueignsie, to nam tiff, and also a decree against said Defen dants for the rorclosuie of a mortgage made by said iJorenuant, Joan tielebtie to said Plaiatifl to secure the parmrnt of said sum and Interest and tor toe sale 01 the mortgaged premises or laud morlirair ed, described lo-wit: The west Hot 8 K li and eaat Vt of a W ofMectiou 20 i: Township 9 senth of lauge 2 vaitof th wilianjette meridian, in J.inu county Orexon, and against said Diifendwit. J lleichsle lor xou Attorneys leas and cni aud disburfementft and al!' that the pro- ceedx of such sale be applied in payment of Bald prlucipal aud Interest, Attorney'. foi-M and disiiurseutonta. Tills Summons is servod by publication thereof six auccesslve weflks in the M 'atk Kiouts Dkmocrat by orilnr of Hon. R, P Boise, Judge of said Court, made at Chambers auu bearing date tha 9th day of May, IStiS. Shaw &, Okkho. Attorneys for I'laiutilT. Summons, In Ike Circuit Court of tht S:a!t of Ornjon tht Count of Linn : TELEGRAPPHIC NEAVS. Of (.'nurse. PiTTSBi R(i,May b. The republican con vention to nominate a candidate to repre sent the Twenty-fourth congressional liis- rict unanimously adopted a resolution en dorsing James G. lilaine.and directing the delegates representing the district ia the national conventional to vote for and use all honorable means to secure his nomin ation in the event of his candidacy for president. Bashing. Washington-, May 8. The success at tending the effort of yesterday with the riv er and harbor appropriation bill has decided the chairmen of other committers to make a concerted effort to get recognition next ween :or some measures before the honse of a more pressing nature. Postal Hatters. Washington-, May 8. Rev. N. Green, the postmasterat Chester.Lane countr,Or. has been removed and James II. Howard has been appointed in his place. r,mnck postonice.in lientoa countv, (Jr., will be known hereafter as Iilodgett, the name naving been changed to-dav. Tony Got There, Kli. Washington-, May S. Anthony N'olt- ner, of Portland, Or., has been appointed postoilice inspector. Mr. .Nallner is appointed to succeed George Mason,deccased,and his headquart ers will be Portland. Painted Red, Detroit, Mich., May 7. The new li quor law, which has been vuted on by most f the counties in Michigan, went into ef fect to-day. The majority of saloons in the "dry" counties have closed, and those that remain open sell only "soft" drinks. Quite a serious time was had at Owassa Saturday, where a meb of drunken saloon adherents took possession of the Main streets and pa raded all night long.breaking windows and raising general mischief. AH is quiet to day. Attached. Boston, May 8. Some excitement was caused to-day in the U. S. Marshal's office by the attachment of $4200 belonging to ex-Marshal Banks, on account of suits brought by ex-Deputy Galloup,who claims Banks owes him $2000. . fill A M HAiltraix daily (except Sunday.) Irftava Arrive Portland Corral I i Arrive Leave 1 tt:16 r M IMP M iiprrm thaisi DAILY (exeip, Sunday .) 4:50 pm moo ph Leave I Arrt-e Portland Mnhtlnnvllle Arrive I lave 0 0 M bAb A M - At Albany anrl ConrelHa coi.neet with trahu of Oregon Pact lib ttailroad Kerfull Information regarding ratea. mips. etc.. ' eul on uompMij Agem, I R. KOBHLEft, ;f Manager. I. P. ROOCM, PusAnnt. First National Hank OF ALIIAXI, OREUON. U KijINN S. K. YOl NI ........ .01.0. E. CIIAMIlbHLAlN PrMldent Vli Praldnt Canhl.r.......... Owing to the InorcaveJ demands of our business wo have taenoompelled to move into a larger store nnd wo can now be found next door to a. E, Yonng, where wo will bo pleased to see our patrons. If you teed any stovos, furniture, tinware, erorkery, clocks, carpets, pictures, fruit jam, trunks, bcoks, roller skates, vaddles, sans, planes, eto and a thousand dif ferent ami uio B tides yon can nude better this sld i f San Francisco than you can do with us on a purohase or exchange, U. FK.WL.N & CO. 123 Fut Street, Albany, Or. TRANSACTS A OENERALbankingbotlnwa, ACCOUNTS KEPT fubjoct to check. 8IOHT RXCHANOB and toleirraphlo tranaf.r, will on New Y.rk, San r ranciaco, ,nicag anu run, COLLECTIONS MADE on lavoraM. terms. BIRSCIttaS. j K, Yodns, Oso, E Cniaisaun L. B Blais, L. Flus, Wawia B TusaaLL, CROSSES? & ALLEN, PEOPEIBTOES Albany.Tmck anil MjU, Nc. 1. ttrVuv, J. K. Wk, Quads handled with oari aaa aurpaton. Atforncy for PlalntiO' A Broad well, Plaintiff, vs. Jacob C Brnadwell, Defendant. To Jacob C, Broadwell the above named Defendant. IN tho nnoii oftho State of Oregou : You are heroby required to appear and an swer the complaint of the abere named I'lalntlff iu the iili.vo untltlud Court now on 1) lo with the Cerk of wild Court with in ton day s from tu riato of the nervlon or thin Kummtm upon van 1! served iu J. inn county, Oregon, but if sorvod In any ether cetlniy in iho state ui ureran, men whqiii twenty daysoi me snrvice, of mis sum mons upon yen, or if aervedout.ido ef the State er by publication tlmn bvtbn first day of the next regular term ef Court fol lowing, to-wn : lbeJlkilnrrJnne, 1HH8, and tou are hereby notified if yon fall to answer said eemplaint as hereby required the Plaietifl will apply to the Court fer ha relief demanded in this complaint. loxwlt : A deorre dissolving tha bonds of matrimony uow existing ami lor tne care, nu.indv and control of minor children named In the complaint and far the col and disbursement, and such olher relief as may be equitame. Thia Summons is nublished by the or deroftke Hon. K. . Boise, Judge of said sra, issf . J. K. m hat nERronD, A EW IAtiA.INE. In this month Belferd, Clark & Co. will publish the initial number of. Belford's Magazine. In politics the new magazine will give an indepeadeat support to the democratic party and to the present admin istration. It will advocate the extinguish ment of the surplus, not -by squandering it in extravagant expendittues,which arc usu ally merely a thinly disguised form of wide spread corruption, but by a reduction in taxation It u ill advocate the consumma tion of this reduction by a reform of the present iniquitous and burdensome tariff in the direction of free trade or of a tariff for revenue purposes only ; such reform to be effected in the interests ot the farm- rs, the workingmcn, and the great mass of the population, as opposed te the manipu lators of rings and trusts,and other monop olists whom the present tariff enables lo accumulate vast fortunes at the expense o the general community. These and other political and social questions of general in terest wil' be treated in a popular manner, suitable to the pages of a magazine which it intended to reach all classes of the peo ple. The department of fiction will he er ceptienally full. Instead of a serial story, dragging itt slow length through teveial months, and exhausting the patience of the reader, a complete novel will be published in each number ; and each issue will also contain one or more short stories complete. In there departments of politics and fiction, and also in those of general literature, science and art, the very best talent of the country will be enlisted Col. Don Piatt will be editor-in-chlef,nssisted by a staff of sub editors and the followingconlributors: David A. Wells, Frank llurd.Pref. Vf. G. Summer, J. S. Moore, lion. J. G. Carlisle, Henry Wstcrson and many ethers. The price will be $2.50 per year or 25 cents per number. Addrest, Belford, Clark & Co., Publishers, San Francises. W. HCLALClll.lN. Fn'liliinalile Tailor. Nobby suits 1 nd pants, cut and made to order, from the latest line of samples, direct from 'Frisco, a speciality. ( leaning nrd repairing proinpt'y done. Main Street, Albany, Oregon.
