Daily evening Albany democrat., May 10, 1888, Page 1, Image 1

DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
VOL. I.
ALBANY, Oil., WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1888.
NO. 4.
Conrad Meyer.
.-PKOI'llIKTOK OF-
STAR JUKE It Y,
Corner Broadalbin anil First Sts.,
DEALER IN
Canned Fruit,
UliMMwnru,
Wrlml FrultN,
Tbno;oa
t'ollcc,
El
tn90UHwnr,
V(r;lnllrN,
'igitrN,
Tei,
(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.)
Ih now ii'ci;ivii)( new gondii in evury line,
Old H'XJllrt dold outa
111 fat;t ovorythlng that i kopt ii A gen
ral variety and grocery aloro. lllghoat
market prlco paid fur
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
Oregon Development Conpaiiy'ii Steam
ship Line.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any ollior route.
FirstelasN through passongiir and
Troljf lit linn from Portland and all points
in the Willamette Valloy to and from Man
Francisco, Oil.
Willamette River Lino of Steamers.
Tue "Win. M. Hoag," The "N. 8, Kent
ley," The "Tliroo Sisters" aro in service
for both passenger anil freight trallia be
tween Corvalli.i and Portland and In'.or
meiliate points, leaving Company's wharf,
C'orvalllN, anil Mossrs. Mulinan & Co'
wharf, Nos. 2IH) and 202 Front St., Port
land, three times a week as follow :
Tiovsz
gSi 18
A MAN AliOlT TOWN.
Albany eycn now is an well able to do a
wbolcnalt! business as Cortland, and on tbe
completion of tbe Oregon I'ucific will be in
a better position to do so. Foshay At Mason,
McFarland & Irvine, S. E. Young and the
furniture Ktorc, already do jobbing trades
of tome extent, particularly the first men
tioned firm, which probably carries the
largest stock of drug good in their line of
any urui; house on the coast in a place ot
the same size. There is no reason why
merchants in neighboring places should not
send here for their goods and get the bene-
iit of a small freight.
O
The M. A. T. has proscribed tbe follow
ing words and expressions from his local
vocabulary : Webfoot, mossback. Mowed,
"I reckon," Salvation Army, John L Sulli
van. The efforts of the few protection jour
nals in north Alabama to work up opposi
tion to the re-election of United States
Senator John T. Morgan because of his
strong tariff reform views have bignally
failed to materialize. Every county that
has acted so far has given Mr. Morgan an
enthusiastic indorsement, and the indica
tions are that he will he the unanimous
choice of the legislature for re election.
NUJtTIt UttUNO,
UeavCrvIIU, Men., Wed. twitl I'riilu", 10;U()A, M.
I,onve Albany, MumUy, Wed. ami KrWIa)-, Vl.W Nmm
Arrive I'urtUntJ, Tue., TIiu, and HiituriUy, b.M 1. M.
SOUTH ItOUNO.
Leave Portland, Mun., Wod. and Friday, 8:00 A, M,
Leave Albany, Tue., Tlmr. and Hutuniity, 1:20 t. M.
Arrive Corvallii, Tue., i hu. and bitlurdtiy, 4;20 1, AI.
Boats make clone connection at Albany
tfliu trains of the Oregon 1'auitlo Kailroad,
TIMK HL'HKhULK. (except Stinday.)
Leave Albany, 1:00 r, u,
beve Unrvallie, :lr,u.
Arrive Yaju.iiaa 6:00 r. u.
Leava Yaquina, 0:30 a.m.
Ieava CurvllU.10:;w a.m.
Arrive Albany, 11:16 A. M,
O. A C. trains connect, at Albany and
Corvail.ii. Tbe above trainH connect at
Yaqulna with the Oregon Development
company i,me or HieaiiiHblpi between
latiuiua aim nan rraucisco,
NAILING DAT KM
Everything New, with New Prices,
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
consisting i.f
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND GROCERIES.
rKUM MAN rKAKCINCO. fHOM YAMUNA
Willamette Valloy, April nli. Mitr tth
Willamette Vulluy, May llltli. May 1 lit It
niiiaiiioiie vaiiuy. 31 Ay I si . slay aolll,
."iii.ni.no , anoy, ai.y em,
Ihe Company . orvus .he right to
change sailing dates without notice.
N. II. PassHiicer.t from l'.r.liui and
Willainotte Vailer points can make (done
connection with Hie trains of tho Vaquina
route at Albany or Corvallls. and 11 des-
tlned to Man Francisco should arrange to
arrive at xaquiua the evening uulure date
oi sailing.
aciiiicr anil F.Hglit IUIis always llie
Lowest.
For information apply to U J Htuart, Freight ami
Ticket Agont, Albany, of to C II ilaaaell, Jr., O. K.
A P. Agl Oregon Development Co,, .1J4 MoutKoiuory
Hi., ban KrAticiMio, Cal, c IIOfciK,
A. O. K. anil P. Ag.nt,
Oregon Pai'lllu R It Co. Curvallk., Or,
The democratic st.ite conventions all
over the country are so unanimous tor
Cleveland that it ought to stop the asseriine
talk about any opposition to the president,
and therefore some other great scheme
must be studied up for the average repub
lican mind.
In Washington City it is said there is
much secret bat rapidly developing move
ment is under way in this city l nominate
Allen G. Thurman.of Ohio, for the second
place on the democratic ticket.
Republicans of Michigan instruct their
delegates to support Alger for President.
I propose "
any, witli ai
have as oom '
s
a Hioclc
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
Oniiroii & California It. It,
AND CONNECTIONS.
niK. jot. nji 4vr.t Horn:.
New Novelties
and
Latest Styles
an they nro iiiaiiulaclurRd. All old ciiRtouiHtH nml fiiendn of tho Iioum-
well i.w oinM, are cordially invited to call and inspect atock
Do Ncl Propose To Re Undersold.
W 1. HEAD,
Time bolwoon Alba"y and bau
i'nclsei, 83 hours.
UALiroitNU KXPRRMH H.IISS DAILY.
Sou Mi
4.U0 P. M.
b:0b p u
7:40 A M
Loavo
Lunve
Arrive
Portland
Albntiy
Han Kianrln'-o
Arrive
Luave
I 10:40 A U
1 7:o: a k
0:110 P M
Htii
and hi
A well known Stcin money lender stopped
on the streets of that city the othei day to
pick np a pin from the sidewalk with the
fallowing results: His hat fell oil and rolled
into the gutter, two suspender buttons flew
off, his collar split opeu and his store teeth
fell o-itoii the walk ami were oroven. no
secured the pin. .
The f jilowins acoouut of the times at San
Diego is takeu from au exchan : "Kight
reataurants closed in oro day. Sixteen clerks
discharged from one dry goods house on the
same day. Btxteeu n'lmlred empty rooms in.
the lodging-houses, Kates at Corouade Beji
Hotsl reduced to gi! per day, and scare ai
that. Prire of shaving reduced from 25 to
10c. ; coffee from 10c. to 5o. Real estate
agents leaving by the score daily.1'
TELEGIiAlTHICNEWS.
Daviil Votors It.
Alhany, May ) Governor Hill vetoed
the high license bill to-day.
Uoselmrs; Biioniiii.
Rosi:iiuk;, Or., May 9. Roseburg is
booming. A subsidy for a woolen mill,
amounting to $5025,has been raised. The
whole country is jubilant, and n.orl4 upon
the mill will commence at once.
llroke His Nock.
San Fkascisci), May 9. Wm Nichol
son, a shoemaker, while returning home
this morning, intoxicated, fe'l down stairs
and broke his neck.
Prohatril.
Utica, May 9. The will of Roscoe
Conkling was probated to-day. He be
queaths al'. his property to his wife and her
heirs, and appoints her sole executor.
T!i" Chines; Mast On.
Washington, May . sens. tor uoipn
and Senator Stewart prepared a Chinese
exclusion bill to-day, which will be intro
duced in the iienate to-morrow. The bill
is intended to carry out the provisions of
the new Chinese treaty, and Senator Stew
art thinks that it will prevent the landing
of anv Chinese laborers who are not en
titled, under the treaty,to enter the Lnited
States. The new bill provides that the
provisions of the bill shall go into operation
immediately upon its passage. This is in
tended to exclude all Chinese who have left
this country with certificates and who have
ntt returned It also provides that Chinese
laborers who are entitled to return.having
either a family or one thousand dollars in
this country.s'hall be entitled to land only
at,the following places : Portland.Oregon;
San Francisco, Cal. ; Boston, Mass. ; New
York nd New Orleans. The bill ismade
up from other bills which have been pre
sen ted to Congress at this session by Mor
row Kelton.Belinont.Mitchell and Stewart.
57 Firstj'Street, Albany, Or.
LOCAL rAKHRNOKR THAIXH DAILY vX0opt HUllilay).
8:011 A If ( Leave Portland Arriv. 1 a:4&Ta
IT.W f H I Iajavo Albany l.eavo I 11:3'
! HUP ll Arrive Kwcii.
huav. I II AO A M
LOCAL PAMSKSOSK TKA1NH DAILY, KXUKIT HL'SDAY.
8:111 r a
S:M)r m
U:.r,um
I.Hnve
Arrive
lj.ave
Arrivo
Alliauy
Lcliauoa
Albany
Leliauon
Arrive I
Liave
Arrive
l9UV.
b-M A M
bM A a
2:5 T a
2:011 r u
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
i:rt itsln HLMil'Kilit lor
Hrrimil rta.s rns.iiiKirM
nn nil iliriiiiah triiln.
Flti:e OF I'HAKliK,
We Hide Mvl.lon.
JULIUS JOSEP
GROCER
AND
TOBACCONIST.
Gl FIEST ST.,
Next to Br.rkliart & Kemiey'a Koal Enlate
olllef.
ALBANY, OREGON. '
31 AM
2:it. r a
MAIL ykain daily (cxs.pt Sunday.)
itl&VO
Arrive
Portland
Comm.
Arrive
Leavo
o.lr. r a
1:90 r m
itpaear yiiaiks DAILY (ejpt Sunday.)
. ,v" Portland Arrlv. I 0:00 A M
lOQPM Arrl-e MnMinnville Lav. 6.46 A a
First National Bank
OF AMMIMl
SiiccaHor in X. II. Allt-n ii Cr
New and Second Hand Store
Owing to the increased demands of our
business wo havo Loen compelled to move
Into a larger store and we can now be
found next door to H, E, Young, whore
we will be pleased to see cur patrons. If
your.eodany stoves, furniture, tinware,
crockery, clocks, carpels, pictures, fruit
Jars, trunks, books, roller skates, .addles,
saws, planes, eta and a thousand riifr
ferentand usn a tides you can n it do
bettnr this aids .f San Francisco than you
pan do with us on a purchase or exchange,
Prealilent
Vice 1'rosliloiil .
Cannier
OREUON.
U Ki.INN
. R. VOL' Nil
,..KO. E. CIIAMIIMll.AIN
AlAlh.nj mi OorvalMs coi.neel with tralai ot
OreKon Pacini, Kill road
For full Information regarding it". .
call on Company's Agent,
R. KOEHLEfl,
Manager.
B. P. BOOIM,
PMAreat,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL banking tmalneiw.
ACCOUNTS KKPT subject to ohook.
BIOIIT EXCHANOK and tolcgraphlo transfer, ol()
on Now York, Han rraacieco, vnicago aim i ih
Oregon.
COLLECTIONS MADE on favorable torms,
DIRRCTOai.
J E. Youiro, nao, E CnAMDKHLAnt
L. E Biais, Fm,
Waltk E TunniLL,
. FRANKLIN & CO.
123 Fimt Street, Albany, Or.
CR0SSEN & ALLEN,
PBOPBII3TOES
HIVioYnr iPrmnlr anii Tlrav f!n Wr.. 1. V mv.' isss.
Goods handled with care d dlspatoh. 'Aitnrny ir I'la n.ill'
Summons.
In the Circuit Conn, of the Slalt of Oregon
for iie County oj Lin,..
Martha Houston, Plaintiff.
V.
Josie E, Tiiiunirmtu, Defendant.
To Josie 14. Tinitnenuaii, the above
named Defendant.
I N the name uf the Slale nr Oregon: Y u
are herebv required lo appear and an
swer th complaint cf the above named
Plaintiff in the aiiovn eaiitlwl Court now
nil til. with the Clerk of mid Cutirt, within
ten days from llie date of the service of
this Summons upon you. if served in Linn
countv, Oregon, hot if aurved in any
.tlhnrnnlllllv ill this Htlttl then WlllllU
twenty days from the data of the servico
upon you, or if servid on yu out of Ihe
h'a.e or by publication, tlmn by Ihe lint
day 01 llie J one lerni 01 mw v..,..
following such service, to-wlt :
llie S.HIi day of" Juno, 1,
and you are hereby notiUed that if you
tail to appear and Hiiswer said coinplnint
iw.rnl.u rennired Ihe Plainiift' will take
judnrnent auint you for the sum of
454.33 and interest thereon from May
Stli, 18, at 8 per cent per annum ami uir
the fuftuer.NUm of tMM with interest
thereon at the rate of S per reut per an
num from the nd day of May, l8o, and
for the cet'ts and .llaburceineut. to be
taxed and for an order of the Court to sill
llie property attached ill theabove entitled
action to satisfy any judgment obtained,
to-wlt. Lot 71 in tho city of Sole, Mini
cnuntv, Oregon, excepting the followinj :
Iteiriiiniug at the 8 E comor ot said lot 1 1,
tlufuce W 60 feetj thence N 1U feet ; thence
K 50 feet ; thence S 1 foet lo the place ot
noalniilng. Also the E H of lot 7U iu Scio,
i i.,n or Also ooinmeiit-ina: at the s JS.
coiner of Lot 70 in the city of.Sulo, Linn
county, Oregon, and running, thence vv
115 leet ; uienoe a oa iwi m mo .......
of 'I'homas Creek J theaco easterly along
thenorlb bank of said Creek to a point
oupnsiie and on a line with the east
. . 1 ..It 1 I ... Til. tllUIIM IS
iKHinoary iiiieoi bii' . -
HI feet to the place of beginning, a. a point
14 8 chains K of the N K comer of rteo,
22 Tp. HI HB2w thence K fl:IJ "fain"!
thencn S 2J chains ; thuce M E
40 61 chains ; thence S i KO.'halim ; Iheilce
W 45.1)0 chains I llience N 62,80 chains to
the place of begliiniiu. contalniug 1(W
acres, iu Linn county, Oregon
Tills Is puousnea vy
K P, Boise, mado at Chambers the Win
"Albany and Salem papers report activity
among the Bremen there regarding the com
ing tournament. The real cootost will be be
tween Astoria, Seattle and Portland, and
upoD the action ol the Astoria team as re
gards organizing will depend the result. A
strongly organized team from here oan and
will win. 'Aslorian. Both the Albany and
Lebanon teams will ligure iu the real contest
this year in a manner that will surprise the
salmon eaters.
' A train luns from Chicago to Council
Bluila, 50D miles in 15 hours. An Oregon ex
change says that is getting there Eh isn t it.
No, not by a long ways. 33 miles an hour is
not very wind splitting. In England it would
be made in about 10 I oirs if they had the
500 miles. For speed U S tia'us uro far be
hind European trains,
Newsoapers in stai'n.g items from other
papers "I'.id he careful about the wording of
tin-in A S.-uiliern Ur-g"ii paper, before the
liM.ill in Its n.'il'ir', (iiMip'iv..
In, lu ihe Democrat which began:
tne uemocraiiu
re n.
'j :i-t Ht'ti-r I he nio'liiv
C oiveiiiiiiii i;i this ci'.y.'1
W
3ici.n;iii.iN.
I'rslilon ihle Tallin.
Nobby soils and pints, cut and made to
order, from tbe latest line of samples, direct
from 'Frisco, a speciality.
Cleaning ard repairing nrompt'y tone.
Main Street, Albany, Oregon
Tracker's Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
public quarterly examination of teachers
for I.inn county, will take place at the
Court House in Albany, commencing at
noon Thursday, May 3t, SSS. All
teachers desiring examination will please
be present at the beginning, "i u will
further notice that the above date ismade
one dav later than that required by law,
for the" reason that Wednesday, May 3"th
Is a leal holidav.
1 " " n.V. R. REtn,
County School Superintendent.
Albany Market.
Whe:t-1H.
nat.:!3 ;
Buttsr .0 as per to.
Eggs-150
Hay -15.00.
Potatoes Met. i"r o in-i
Beef-on rmt. a'-c.
Apples 1 Oil cents per nil,
PorK 6o per lb 1:iwe I.
Baonna 'lam, liVa'1.
.iinililtrs 7 .
sides. 10c.
Lard l'l-trli.
Flour--I.80 per t . . .
Chickens 'J 50 per .lor..
Mill Feed bran, li.onpar lou
, aborts, HI.
middli-w., 2J.
Chops, 20
i