Daily evening Albany democrat., May 11, 1888, Page 1, Image 1

DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
VOL. I.
ALBANY, Oil., FRIDAY, MAY I I, 1888.
NO.
Conrad Meyer,
l'lUH'KIKTOB OI-
STAR J5AKERY,
Corner Broadalbin and First Sts.,
DKALKfl JKJ-
I'nnucil t'railM,
UliiNNwnre,
Irlel FriillM,
Tobacco,
Klr
4'iniiiipii ileum,
lut-tiiHWurc,
VesclnblcN,
I'lBiir,
'l'Oll,
tic.
III fact ovnrytlilnn tlni'. in kept in a Rn
rai vnrlety and Rrocory sioro. Hii;liot
uiarkot prico paid for
ALL KlftQS OF PRODUCE.
a i'Ai:crs.
I
(Successor to N. II. Allen & Co.)
It m itcriviiig new goodii in nvcry line. Old gooda dc!J out.
THE YAQU1NA KOUTE.
Oregon Pacillo Railroad,
Oregon Dovfilopmnnt Coir pa. 'n SU-un..
225 ftfMS SH0i.Ti..
20 H0U33 LESS TIMS
tuaa by any other routo.
First-chl IhrntlLril r.:i..:mi -.ir ami
freight linn from Portland and nil points
in tlio WilhiiiioUa Valley lo and from Man
Francisco, Oil.
Willamatts River LLua of Steamers.
Tho "Wm. M. Hone," The "N. S, Unlit
ioy," Tho "Throe Sisters" are In service
lor both passenger and I'roixlit tralllo be
tween (,'orvallis and Portland and lu.er
mediate points, leaving Company's wharf,
Corvaliis, anil Mossrs. Mulmaii A Co'a
wharf, Nos. MO and 'Ml Front St., Port
land, thros times a woek us follow :
KS52fcTO&S0 N & CO.. CC4&2
Seiko-'
fttHlse
Everything New, with New Prices
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
NOI.TH IHOl.M).
l,flttC'urvalliN, Mitri., Weil, and Friday, 10..JO A, H.
Lwo Albany, Monday, Weil, ami Kiiiluy, 1J:UU Noon
Arrive 1'urlluiul. I lie., Tliu, an-1 SaturiUV, 0:110 I. M.
south ihminu.
Loave I'-irllanil, Mon., Wod. and Friday, 8:00 A, M,
Laave Albany, Tue.t Tim, and H.iturd.iy, l:Q . .M,
Arrive Curvalin, Tuu., Tliu. ai.d ttalunlav, -t.-iU I'. II.
ItaaU muke close connection at Albany
with trains of the Oregon Paulliu lUilroud.
TIMK H:ilKIL'J,K. (except Siimlnvt.)
Leavo Albany, 1:00 P. m,
Lev Corvalli.., 1:17 r.w.
Arrive Yaqulna, o:W) t. M
Leave Yaqmna. ti.'.V) a.m.
Ieav UorvalliB,lU::W A.M.
Arrive Albuuy, 11:1 a. m,
O. fc O. train conn our, at Albany and
CorvalllB. 1 be above train conueot at
Yaquina with the Oregou Ooveiopinent
wonipauyn liino oi oiuamtinipa dulwoou
xaquina ana nn r rancitico,
NAILIKU OAT KM
FNOM V Ami. ISA
COtlftihtlDg if
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND GROCERIES.
I propose have as cotoj i Klouk
any, with nii
i. r i i jio 1 1 V -
Wlll.niotW Valloy, April Mr till.
Willamette Valley, May luiti. May l:lli
wiiiaiiicllo Alley. My Slat. Way 'J6:h,
iTiiiainwtte anoy, may iai.
Tlia Coninsnv .-nrve .hi) rluhi lo
chnnuA Htiiluiu datca without uotict.
iN. 11. i'anHuiiirera froin for.Uuu and I
Willaniotto Vailoy poinla van iniiku ulona
conneuli.'ii with the trains of the Yaipiina
rout at Albany or CorvitlllH, and 11 uaa-
tiaed to Hnn FraneiHO Hhould arrange to
arrivs at Yaijuina tho ovoning bufura Ualo
of sailing.
Pancnjcr anil l.rlslit Italr. ntnuy lite
LMK.
rorlnf.irtuttloii ai.nh tu J J Ntuart. Freight ati'l
TioACt A:uut. AUmiiv. or to C II Ua.4A'vll. Jr.. (1. t
A I'. Ai;t,t Oru.n Ouvulupinuitt Co,, 304 Molitifoinary
St., ban r'raiiuiaco, Cal. C. . llOlart,
A. il. F. anil P. A.-ont,
Ordifuti IV'lElu It KCo. CorvallH, Or.
New Novelties
and -
Latest Styles
a, an th.-y am uiniif.ict.nri'il. All old cuatoniciH mid fYiomlH of the h.ume
and ua wt-li i.h oti-, are cordially i-ivited to oh!! and iiim.poi atock and
Wednesday nilit a caucus of democratic
inunibemof the Lower I louse of Congress
was held for the purpose of considering
the inttr of receiving amendments to the
Millshill which member, desire to offer.
Randall was present but Carlisle was not.
The meeting was harmoniaua. It was de
cided that all having amendments should
hand them in to the democratic members
of the ways and means comrnitte who
should duly consider them and report !
the caucus at some future time.
The following amendments were hand
ed in :
Uy Came, of Texas To place sheep
shears, surgical instruments, cal, and all
machinery used in the manufacture of cot
ton bagging, or woolen goeds on the free
list. Also, to reduce the tariff on woolen
manufactured g oods to 25 per cent ad val
orem j to fix the duty at 2 cents per yard
on cotton bagginy, or other manufactures
suitable fur the uie to which cotton bagging
js applied, composeJ in w hole or in part of
hrnps, j.ite. (lax, gunny bajs, guernsey
cloth, I'TC.
lly Carulh, ui Kentucky rising the
duty on hemp, jute and flax at 2 cents per
vard.
fly Holiuan, of Indiana A resolution
declaring that thedutv on sugar ought to
be reduced 50 per cent, that the duty on
rice ought not to be reduced, and that coal
ought to be placed on the free list.
Ky Johnson, of North Carolian To re
peal the internal revenue laws, and place a
tax on incomes to supply the deficiency.
By Cummir.gs, of New York Fixing the
rate of duty ontlax, hackied, at $10 per torn
on yarns of flax and hemp at 40 per cent ad
valorem, and on thread and twines at the
same rate.
By McAdoo, of New Jersey Placing
carpet, wools, coal, salt, goat hair, timber,
building stones, lumber and chemicals on
the free list.
By Springer, of Illinois Placing on the
free list all manufactured products, the do
mestic production of which may be controll
ed by trust.
By Ryan, of Maryland Restoring the
duty on manufactured clothing, bristles
and glue.
By Glover, of Missouri Retaining the
present duties on glass.
By Dougherty, of Florida Increasing
the duty on oranges 25 per cent over the
present rate.
New potatoes cent per lb at Brownell
& Stanard's.
TELEGRAPi'I IIC NEWS.
Wait fur YmjuinR.
San Fka.vcisco, May 10. One of the
finest spectacles ever seen in this harbor
was witnessed this morning, when fifteen
vessels under full canvas arrived from dif
ferent ports and sailed together in through
the Golden Gate and up to the citv.
Kt-tfiriiuto!' drover,
Washington, May to. Ex-Senator Gro
ver of Oregon was on the floor of the Sen
ate to day. He has returned from a six
menths trip in Europe, and is on his wav
home, where he hopes to take part in the
campaign.
In Daimpr,
LosiiOx.May 10. The Daily TeUgraph,
in a column article headed "England in
. anger," assorts, 0:1 the highest military
authority, that the strength of the army is
entirely insufficient. It says : "If extra
men were enlisted to-morrow there would
b? no barracks accommodations for them.
Many of the artillery batteries are provided
with the worst guns served to any army.
Though we possess an unsurpassed gun,
we have no means for manufacturing guns,
except after much delay.
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OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-VI.V-a
Oregon & Cililorniii It. 11,
AND CONNECTIONS.
tmk 11 r. mi iri uoi'Ti:.
o
T lino butwreim AllivvaitU 611. Frviciscj, si hours.
UALlFOHXt.t KtrnXHS 1 tISS tAU.Y.
8..U-.U
t no r. a. I Lmva
K:Ii r a l,eav.
7:0 a I j Arrivs
Portland.
Alli.tny
Pan Fiaiit'laco
Arrive
l.oavo
Lveave
North
10:40 A H
-:! A a
u:lo r m
T. n. 11 t 1 1
t i mm u ric unnR sn n.
W 1. READ,
57 Firstj'Streot, Albany, Or.
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LOCAL rAHHKNUKIt TRAIRII DAIt.T (fcXCOpt Blltlduy).
fort la nil
Albany
8:00 a M I Uva
laiU'lm I Leave
2:4t)PM I Arrivo
Kuvcne
Arrlv ynirn
leavo I 11:3.'. A U
Leavu I 9 IN) A M
LOCAL FAMXNOKR TRAIXN DAILT, MCR1T l SDAT.
6:1') r n Lrave
:MJP M I Arrivo
I'J .'iOpm I Leave
1-.;W I'M j Arrive
Albany
If baiinn
Albany
Lelitinin
Arme I ft:4.ri a m
Leave I 6:00 a m
Arrive I 2:Vj f m
Leave j 2;lhi P U
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
K( t r.ln, Hl.t::iK'.tH for
1 Hermiil I'las. I'asacuaer.s
on nil ihrnnah Irttln.
I'lir.R OF lit HUE,
Weal Hide l.lvlaloa.
BBTWCKJI POUTLINIt AXI CIHI V4I.I.I.
mAiltraix dailt (.iMplSunJay.)
" A I I,
JULIUS JOS
GROCER
TOBACCONIST.!
01 FIEST ST.,
Next lo fiurkliHrt it Kreney'a Ileal Kalato
oilier,
ALBANY, OREGOil.
I'-JitlauJ
CorvtiiiN
Arrivo
la0
o:15 r M
1:M P M
xpriiss trainm dailt (xojp Sunday.)
i00pii
Lnave
Portlund
MflMinnvillR
Arrlv
Lavf
0:00 A M
Mft a m
At klbj nA Corral Hi eoinol with train of
Oregon Paciflfc Kail road
Ktirfull It 1 formation rifrdlojf rati. vip. tt.,
Call Oil Company' Agelii,
tt. K0E11LKR, B. P. R00KB8.
Manager. Pta AvnL
First National Bank
OF AMMX1, ORKUO.V.
ProsMont
Vim Prealil.nl .
Caahlar
I Fi.lXX
, w. K, VOL' Nil
...IJKO. E. CIIAMilKlll.AIN
Suci'Mwr to X. H. Alien i Cr.
lew and Second Hand Store
Owing to tho increased demands of our
buaimiMi wo havo leen compelled to more
Into a larger utore and we can now be
found next door to 8. E, Young, wlwrt
wo will be pleased to nos uur patrons. If
your.eodany stove, furniture, tlnwaro,
crockery, clocks, carpsts, pictures, fruit
ra, trnnltv, hooks, roller skAtos, K(idln,
sawn, plane., etc nnd n thousand dif
ferent nnd use a tides you can ti.it do
better thia "Ida f San Franelseo than you
can do with us on a purchase or exohange,
ftl. FRANKLIN & CO.
123 Firt Street, Albany, Or,
TRANSACTS A OEN'F.RAbbnliinf bualnma.
ACCOUNTS KF.IT luMocl lo chock.
BIGHT F.XCHANIIB nd Wcirraphlo trwufor, tod
m N.w York, Ball Francisco, tnicngo mna rorvi
Oreiron.
COLLECTIONS UADRon hvorahlt termi.
DUtacroai.
Vouio, Oo, E CnAMIMLAia
ULAIlf, I.. ru,
Waltkk R Tchriui.,
CR0SSEN & ALLEN,
PSOPEIKTOES
Albany Track and Dray Co., Nc. 1
Oond. bandied with oar. and dispatch,
Exacting. The following is from a
Southern Oregon paper sent us with a
request to publish it, and as it has a loea'
application we do so: "It is faur and a
half miles from Roseburg to Green's sta
tion. The excursionist who goes there
pays not only twenty cents for his ticket
but is charged twenty-five cents extra for
each gun that lie takes, although a single
"un mav be the onlv luggage that he has.
rhc baggage master informs the dissatis
fied traveller that the sheath about his gun
is not that required by the company which
is explained to be a wooded case that in
all pronabilties is too cost y for a poor
man to own. The farther one travels, the
more charge in the hunting materials.
"ishermen and other excursionists who go
into the mountains to nnd a suitable
camping place on some stream always
take a supply ut guns along; and It is
known that there are people in tiie coun
try who would during the warm season.
which is now earning on, spend a few
weeks in the Rogue Kivcr vullev or nt
Yanulnn Bay but for the extra charges we
have mentioned ana which bv inauv ara
termed rohberv. It is noticeable that
pleasure seekers iu this part of the state
have concluded to travel by private con
veyance; and we suppose tiie same tiling
is done elsewhere over Oregen. XV bile it
might not be such a bonanza for the bag
gage master who gets these extra quarters.
it would be a better thing tnr the railroad
companies who would get much m.re
travel if they would charge pleasure
seekers as they charge others lor the same
weight of baggage.
Sonator Vonrli.es w.lv boivon a r.oeption
by meinburs cf t in Indiana democratic eh
at Washington tri tno i.iht of tie Lib
instant. Ou that ocoati in Ssnatur Voorhns
will review the charea madn a, aunt bun
Mr. that hi waa not in nmpaihy
illi Ut U-iiou diiriint tho war, and will
allow y ii.icuinenUiy evidtnee, in part, that
tb oUareei oto unlluti. The senator will
aUo pny liu rospeiin to Mr. Ingall in a man
nnr winch hi frioml fay will afford tin
audience ytvat delight.
A full line of Br. Prices C.edin Bakipg and
delicious llivoiiait i-xtrnct, all siz.is at
Wallace & Tiiomi. son's.
Land liiants.
VAsiiiNGT(i::,May 10. The Scnate.after
three weeks' consideration of the land
grant forfeiture bill, during which it has
been three times passed and three times
reconsidered, has finally agreed upon a
measure. The title of the bill is a mis
nomer. As reported, the bill provided for
forfeiture of the unearned portions of rail
road grants, and it has been amended so
that it bears no semblance ti the original
form. As passed, the bill confirms about
as much land as Is forfeited,
P. U.'s liini Pension?.
Washington, May 10. A postoffice
was established to-day at Hatton, Adams
county, Washington territory, and John D.
Ilackett was appointed postmaster.
James H. Masher,postmaster at Silver
ton, Marion cmnty, Oregon, has resigned,
and John N. Mozicr has been appointed
in his place.
Ihe lojioi Ing pensions were, to-day
granted Ore . Mexican survivors : Peter
e Christinas, cove, union county, wasn-
ngton lemtory ; Michael ohultice, laco-
ma ; David Williams, I'uiiman.
Droath in Morrow Coimty.
Portland, May n. C. A. Rhea, a
prominent s'.ockraiser of Heppner, is in
the city. lie tays there has been no rain
in Morrow county for over two months,
and that the country has not been so dry
before at this season of the year for twenty
year. Much spring-sown grain has not
come up, and fall grain was badly frozen
out. The crop will be a failure unless rain
fails yet this spring.
V.". MCLf(;llUM.
ra.-.'i.on.iltit' T.iil.ir.
Nobbv suits and pants, cut and made to
order, from Ihe latest line of samples, direct
from 'Frisco, a speciality.
I leaning ard repairing promptly done.
Main Street, Albany, Oregon
Teacher's Kxamitiation.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
puolic quarterly examination oi icatuci.
for Linn county, will take place at the
Court House in Albany, commencing at
noon Thursday, May 3'st, iSSS. All
teachers desiring examination win pieasc
be present at the beginning, i ou will
further notice that the above date is made
one dav later than that required by law.
for the reason that Wednesday, .May 30U1
is a legal holiday.
1). . K. KKin,
County School Superintendent.
Fine mixed and plain pirkles at
Wallace & Thompson s.
Albany Market.
Whoit-81X).
Oats 333
Buttor .0 us per lb.
Kirgs lflo
Hay -15.00.
Potatoes -iJ cts p-tr bushel
Beef-on f nit. 3'ii..
Apples 1 OH Crttil pi-r hu,
Porit Go per lb drowsed.
Bacons 'lain-, l-.'Jije.
shiMlldHrN 7-i.
aide-. III.-,
fjnrd I prr In.
Flour. l.Su pi.r hbl.
Chicke is -2 .VI per doz.
Mill Kand -bian, 1 1.00 per ton
aborts, 16.
mi'Mmuv, 29.
amps '.'0