Daily evening Albany democrat., May 14, 1888, Page 1, Image 1

DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT,
VOL. I.
ALBANY, OR., MONDAY, MAY 14,1888.
NO. 7.
Conrad Meyer,
,-l'KOl'IMKTOK OF-
STAR RAKHRY,
Corner Broadalbin and First Sts.,
DKALKR IN
Cauueil Fruit, i'uiie .Menu,
Ulittswitre, 4liit''iiHwiire,
Dried I'm I It, Vi'ifctiiblesi,
Tobuecu, ClKurM,
.Sugar, SiI-'m,
t'ollrc, Tea,
Kle Etc..
Infect nvorytliliiK Unit in kept In A Ron
ml variety anil grocory store. iIlt;liot
usrkot price paid for
111 KINDS OF PRODUCE.
THE YAQU1NA UOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Eailroad,
Ijregou iuoloptJi(nt foii-pany'ii Slctim-
L25 milS SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
itn by any other roiitu.
Kirnt'ClaM through nasKrmgHr hihI
! tf'mUt linn from Portland ami all pointM
k lue WiIufiiotLo alloy lo ami irom ft an
raucinco! t'al.
I'illamettB River Line of Steamers.
The "Win. M. Iloau," Tho "N. H, Hunt
Ly," The Threo Sisters" aro in service
lir uoui passniiner aim truism iraiuu i
kveon Corvallis anil Portland slid Inier-
i LI.. I f..'
irvuilis, mill iiu.win nullum, ub iu n
liarf, Nos. liOO and 1!UJ Front St., I'uit
t. ...... .. ......i, . r..n.j .
.SOUTH UHl.NI.
1,nl'nrvalliii, M'lli., Wl. uml FruLy, 10.OIA, 41.
,v. Alb-iiiv, M'liiday, Vcd. ami t-'ritlay, l-:ull Noon
rive I'ortlunil, Tue., Ttiu, aul ttalilrtlay, fj:;W I. )l .
SOl'TII IIIIUNU.
.in I'ortlanJ, M',n., Wild, nnil Friday, 8 CXI A, M,
t. Albany, Tuff., rnur.. .ltd niiuruay, i.w u. .11,
ive Curva'llis, Til.., 'Dill, and Saturday, 4:31 i. 11.
Il'.oats make cloie connection at Albany
Ui trains of 111. Oregon 1'aellic Kallro&u,
TIMK Ki'llKOlXF.. (c.'t Sundays.)
a Allium-. 1:00 p. H. , l.av. Valiums 11:30 a, .
.1 torvalln, 1:17 r, H . Uav. Corvullia,lU::m a,u.
YaiUllia, b.M r. U Airivo Albany, 11:10 a. H,
lo. A 0. trains connect at Albany anil
rvallis. The auova trains eonneutal
mini with the Oregon Development
mpany'a Line nt Steamships but woo n
raiua anu .mo rrauciscu.
!SA.M OATKS .
KKOM SAS fRA.NCINVO.
UkiiKiU Valley, April anh. May 6th.
tiiciifi vanuy, .fifty .-..j ..-v..
.annua Valley. May 21.1. May Mill,
aiiiulle allay, .May isi,
Iia 1 . . ir ,umi .lit, rlirht In
inxe nullum dates without notice.
K . II. l'asiunKura from Por.Uuu an J
Illamottu Vailuy iolnlx can ninKu clono
iiiocti-n with the trains of the Yaipiiua
..u , Ail - ... i,.Fi.jllla untl II iliw.
Uii to Sn KranuiMOo hhoulil arrBiie to
rivn at Yumilim tho eveiiinic tiulure date
miliut;.
.rncr ami ',rli:lil Huli i ninny, lue
r inlurmatlon apply'lo U J Slnarl, Fruljjlit aiiil
A'.i.. or.-ifun tluvelmnnot.l C .Miiitil"liiery
Sah KranciM-'u, t'al, C HOI. I t,
A. U. r . anil I'. Agoni,
Oreif .Hi rAi-illc H K Ci. Curvallw, Or,
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-VIA-.
soii & California It. I?,
ANU CONNECTIONS.
TIIK JIT. atliMl BOITK.
w.
I
(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.)
Ii iriw ii'ci'ivinj now goodH in every line. Old goods Hold out.
1
Everything- New.with New Prices
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
coohisti.ig i.f
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND GROCERIES.
I priiose f have 118 conif'i? l a stock pvi-ry line aa ever brought to Al
ny, with all ' s
New Novelties
and
Latest Styles
and an lliey aro ainiifactureil. All old cimtouiera and fiiimiln t.f i he house
ml ax well4 low onei, arn cordially invited In cull and iimpeci stock at,d
nice".
Do lo! Propose To Re Undersold.
W .F. READ,
Iralvtoon Allmry and Sui. Fi viciacj, ! Iiiium.
uALironviA nxrESiia n. i uiu-r.
B, Nurth
r a I Uava Portland Arrlvo I 10:40 1 a
a Loav. Ailiiny U'avo 7:U.ri a a
a a Arrive San Fiaw lito lieav. ll::i0 r a
t
At pashiwikk TRAiJM daily ygxcept Sunday).
I Loavs 1'ortlaiul
v a ( liCa o Albany
( Arrive whcwp
Arnv. I 3:4.' I M
Leave 1 llMti A u
Uavfj 0 :QO A H
ICAt. PAaHBNOKH TRAINS DAILY, KXC'KIT KCSKAV.
If
I Leave Altmiiy
Arrlva Lebanon
I Leavo Allany
Arrive le.iin
Arrive I &:4ft A M
Leave &;U0 a h
Arrive I Ar P M
Leave 2;l)u p u
MMM BUFFET SLEEPERS.
itl'1 ai.KKi'Kif "'r
Hrrnnil 'la I'aaarnarr.
on all llinmah train.
I'ltr.K OF II IKI.K,
ar.4 llvlalun.
IWKKN PIHTa,4ll Al WK VAI.I.IH.
mAiltraiji haut (.n--.pt Sunday.)
Furtland
CiirTAlM.
Arrlv. Vlb r a
Uar. 1:30 t a
Suceiaor 10 N. II. Ailcr. & Co.
57 FirstStreet, Albany, Or.
Dm Vunty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(fuoccK(iri tw Cowan A Cuttik.)
ALBANY - - OREGON.
TIIANHACTH a K.ncral banking builneaa.
DRAW SHII1T IHIAFTS oil Now York, San Fran
Cisco and Portland, Urot;on.
LOAN MONK Yon approved ccurlLy.
HK('KlVKilcKaltisulijMt to check.
G'OU.Kt'TIONS .ntnutod to tin will receive prompt
ontlon.
I lirmMTAllAlLT (.xeipt landay.)
I Leav. Portland Arrl. I 9.9Q A a
I Arrl-e McwinnTin. " I -
l.ik... .j rorrallll col.nMt with trmlat ol
n Pacifli, Hallroad
rlull liiformatlOT reirardaig miei, nap., e.,
a Company'. Age".'
. EOK1ILER, ' .
Uanagw. - .
JULIUS JOSEPH,
GROCER
AND
TOBACCONIST.
Ol riEST ST.,
Next lo Burkhart Kteney'a Ileal K.Utu
olllce,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Notice.
'e have appointed Mr. S. A. PcVanev,
of jWatcrloo as our Agent in Linn county
for .a:n of JJusinrss prepared by I'rof.
Parson's of Harvard Univcrsilv expressly for
titrmrrs ami business men. Endorsed by the
chief and associated justices of the Supreme
icncn. is pronounced bv thousands nt the
clearest headed business inen of the coun
try as a book which they can not afford lo
be.uilhont. We ask an inventisatkm of its
merits.
Agents wanted in every county In the
.Mine.
W. P. Grant, Publisher.
(Agent for Western and Pacific States.)
California St., Man Francisco, Cal
i TELEGRAPH IIC NEWS.
A I'firllaml exchange tells f the follow
ing bets made in that city :
A republican het a democrat $irjoto$5
that Joe Shut n would he elected .Senator
by 1 or xi majority. The republican then of
fered 3itxxj to $250 that Simon would be
elected, but there were no takers.
Another enthusiastic republican put up
$250 to $100 that Henry McGinn woujd be
returned by at least a majority of 500, and
when he offered to bet four to one on the
result, naming no majority, neither repub
licans nor democrat antagonistic to Mr.
McGinn would chance their money.
Some smaller wages were laid on Chris
tic democrat against Duff, republican, for
Circuit CourtClerk, on Curry, democrat
against Dudley, republican for Recorder,
etc. ; but the bet of the evening was one
republican bet another of the same party
$500 even that Gearin would succeed Her
mann as representative to Congress from
this State.
The bets were all of a bona. Tide nature,
checks bcinj; drawn on banks, as an evi
dence of ''ood faith.
An adjourned citizens meeting of all
persons interested in the growth and pros
perit v and development of the general busi
ness interests of the city of Albany, will be
held at thcG. A. It. Hall, on Thursday, the
15th insj., at 6 o'clock, p. in., for the pur
pose of hearing the report of the committee
on KUJscription,andof obtaining a sufficient
number of subscribers to the constitution
and bv-laws reported by the committee
and adopted by the citizens meeting on
cdncsdav evening last. All persons in
terested are requested to be present ami as
sist in effecting said object.
Hv order of committee.
J. C. Powki.l, Chairman.
New potatoes A cent per lb at Urownell
& Stanard'.
C. L. BLACKMAN,
Sneeessor to E. W. Langtlon,
DEAMSIl IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SOAPS, COMBS,
ami everything kept In a first-class Drui
Store. Also a flue stock of pianos am
organs.
ALBANY. ORKUOX.
Stray oil.
A small light grey mare branded with the
figuroa "lr'abount 10 years old and thin
in lleth. Reward of $2 50 for her return to
me iiuo. C Anderson.
A. J. R0SS1TER,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Uradufttooftus Ontario Voterinary Col
lege, Toronto, uanaua.
Ofllce and residence corner of Second
and Haker stroets.
ALBANY, ORECON.
FOR SALE,
8t very low rates,
Lumljor, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Fencs Trimmings,
Sash, Daors and Blinds.
Call fur prices at yard cn 6t!i St,.
east of O. A C. switch.
W. W, CROWDER.
Crops in the Knst.
St. P.u i., May 13. After fifteen days
continued rain in Minnesota and Dakota,
the weather has suddenly became extreme
ly cold, the thermometer registering below
the freezing point. In Southern Minnco
ta the farmers are much discouraged over
the outlook. Some say Ihey will not at
tempt to finish seeding. In all the river
counties the ground is so wet that farmers
cannot get into their fields, and when it is
dry enough to work it will be too late to
sow wheat. Many farmers have given up
sowing any more and will put their ground
to oaU and corn.
Ilt-seai-il.
Astuiua, May 12. The first rescue of
the season by the life crew at Cape Han
cock was on the morning of the ninth. J.
Ditchburn, fi.hing for Mvers.was capsized
off Peacock spit, in the breakers. 'I he
look-out on the hill discharged the signal
gun. and the life borit was soon under way,
and picked up Ditchburn, his boat puller
and coat, and brought them into the enpe.
The net was picked up by a fishing boat,
ami returned to Dit :hbuni, and was lost
again by him l;;st night.
Fat. of a Smww.
1'cku, Ind., May u. John Keppardt
and Albert Behr were placed in jail for
drunkenness. Behr became incensed be
caused Keppardt snored while asleep, and
jumping sn him with his heavy boots,
kicked the life out of him, crushing his
head and inflicting injuries with a pen
knife, from the effects til which Keppardt
died almost instantlv.
Found.
Los Anoei.es, May 12. X. G. Yocum,
a heavy real estate operator of Pasadena,
whose mysterious disappearance last fall
caused quite a sensation, has been located.
He is at Monmeuth, Oregon, where he has
been living eversinse his sudden departure
from Pasadena. At the time of his depart
ure many rumors we.-e rife, one that he had
been murdered for money. He has been
located at many places, but each report, un
til the last, has" proved false.
Sax Fr axci rco, Mav u. Advices from
Australia to-day say : The government of
Victoria is favorably disposed to entertain
a request for an increased duty of is per
100 superficial feet of all sizes of Oregon
timber subject to duty, and a duty of is Cd
on that which Is now admitted free.
Now, if our lumber men in Oregon can
ship lumber to Australia and compete with
the lumber men of those islands, why
should there be a tariff of $2 per M. to pro
tect our lumber men. There is no neces
sity in the world, and it is simply a tax up
on the masses who use lumber for the ben
efit of a few lumbermen.
.
A full line of I'r. Prices Cream Baking and
I drlitiioii. lUvorini- tract, ail sizes at
WAIXACK U 1HOMFSOSS
WHITTiER k THOMPSON.
Plain and Ornamsntal Painting
and Paper Hanging.
CEILING DECORATIONS A SPECIALTY
Work dune on short notice wilier In city
or nnuiitry. Charges reasonable-.
Oily Market,
M. HYDE - Proprietor,
Fresh meals constantlv on hand.' Near
comer of First and Kerry Streets.
Wm.
V. SK'liAKilll.lX.
r:lii:m ilile '1'iiilo'
Nobby suits and pants, cut and made to
order, from the latest line of sa-nples, direct
from 'Frisco, a speciality.
cleaning a:-d repairing promptly done.
Main Street, Albanv, Oregon
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse
-After business hours oall at residence
corner Fifth nd Baker streets.
Teach r'1 Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
public quarterly examination of teachers
for Linn county, will take place .it the
Court House in Albany, comniencinj at
noon Thui-sdav, May 31st, 1888. All
teachers desiring examination will please
be present at the beginning. u will
further notice that the above date is made
one dav later than that required by law,
for the' reason that Wednesday, May 301I1
is a legal holiday.
" 1). V. U. Rf.iii,
Count v School Superintendent.
Fine mixed ami plain pickles at
V.m.ack A: TllOMI'XON s.
Albany Miirkrl.
Wheel-til .Wc
Oats 33j
Butter-20 iW per II).
Errs Lie
Hay -15,00.
Potatoos 50 ctx per bushel.
Beef-on rnnt,8Xe.
Apples-1 0D cents per hu,
forK uc per iu. uicou.
Bacons hams, li'Wc
shoulders. 7c.
sides. 10c
T,ard loo per lb.
Flour.l.80 per bhl.
Chickens 2 50 per do.
Mill Feed bran, 14.00 per ton
shorts, 16.
middling, 20.
Chop- 9.0,