DAILY EVENING v
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
VOL. 1.
ALBANY, Oil., THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1888.
NO. '2
Wm. Fortmiller k Co,,
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w.rr.
FUNERAL DIIUXTOIIS
Prompt Att8ntion-First-class Hearse
p"After business hours call at roiii'.onco
corner Fifth and Bakvr streets.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
Orogon Development Company's titesm
Hliip IJne.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
FirHt-clans through paswiiner and
rroiht line from l'orlland and all points
in the Willainetto Valloy to and from Kan
Francisco, Cul.
Willamette River Line of Steamers.
The "Win. M. Hoa," The "N. S, Bent
ley," The"Threo Bistors" are In service
for both passmiKer and frolirlit tralllo be
tween Corvallin and Portland nd In'.er
modiate polnta, leaving Company's wharf,
Corvallis, anil Messrs. 1-luluian & Co's
. wharf, Noa. H0O and Mi Front St., Tort
land, three times a week as follows :
NOiuu imuwu.
Loav. CorvallU, "., WmLjiml Friday, 1(1 0(1 A.M.
Lave Albany, Monday, Wed. and Friday, 12:00 Nmin
Arrive 1'urllalul, TUB., Thu, and Saturday, 6:30 P. M .
SOUTH ItOUNU.
Lea vo Portland, Mon., Wo-1. and Friday, 8:00 A.M.
Lvav. Albany, Tue., Thura and Saturday, l:M p. M,
Arrivo Corrallia, Tim., Thu. and tlaturduy, 4:40 r. M.
Boats make olose connection at Albany
with trains of the Oregon Pacllio Railroad.
TIMK S :HKIt LL. (except Bundaya.)
Loav. Albany, l:l r. u, jLeav. YaUiiia, S:30a,M.
tuavn Corvallts, 1: 17 r, M. I.ave Uorvallw,lO:: a,m.
Arriv. Yaquiua, 6:00 r. M lArnvo Albany, 11:15 A. u.
O. A C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallis. The auove trains connect at
Yaquiua with the Oregon Development
Company's 1. 1 ne of Steamships between
Vaqulna and .San Francisco,
NAILIXG DATES .
J
srKAMKKS, PROM SAX KRAMCISCO.
Willamette Valloy, May Slat. May utlth
Willamette Valley, May slat June uth
Willamette Valley. June 11th June 17m
Willamette Valley, . June timi June- sisih.
W. F. READ
P
TKJI PKKANCK t.'OI.Ull N.
(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.)
Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods' Jold out.
Every thing-New, with New Prices
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
'consisting tf
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES
AND GROCERIES.
Edited by Allwny W, C. T, l
California now hu five cities under local
option rule, namely : Pasadena, Kiyenide,
Tsatin, Woodland and K! Modena. This
speaks volumes tor a State, which exports as
much wine as California and is a prophecy of
the future, iu that it shows an awakening of
the people to the great evils, directly trace
able to the ue of the native wine. Tnorough
work is being done by the W.C.T.U. women
and others, in many localities, and we hope
to hear of many more of those beautiful
cities, being added to this list.
TELEGRAITIIIC NEWS
Croji I'ronpertH.
St. PAUL,May 2y. Notwithstanding the
fact that rains throughout the North went
liave lately been severe, culminating Sun.
day in a general downnour. advice In.li.
cate that crops have not been in the least
injured, i hroughout the Red river vallcv
in -Northern Dakota and Minnesota, rain
were needed. Tt is piimat,l ihtt .I... ...v.....
output in that region will be largely in-
v.nu,Hiiu y iii jc-Ai.ii y.,uw,uuu ousneis.
I propose r'" have as comV. a stoc k
Dy, with a'! f'la
I ....;!
The Company :.j,orv the right, to
cuange sailing uatos wimoni nonce.
N. it. I'asHenitern from 1'onUnci and
Willamette Va.lev points can make close
connecti.-u with me trains of the Yaquina
route at Albany or Corvallis, and it des
tined to San Francisoo should arrange to
arrive at Yaquiua the evening before date
of sailing.
raenger anil l-'aHalil Kates always the
Lowell.
For Inform itimi apply it U J Smart, Freiiflit and
TV-tut Ajfunt, Alliany, or to C II llastvell, Jr., J. F.
A 1', Al Oruifon Ic-uliinneiit Co,, 3)4 Montnuory
St., Han Fraticiwo, Cal, I'. . UUlitlt,
A. I). F. and P. Avoid,
Urdtfon I'acitic K K Co. Corvalliil, Or.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-.VIA-.
Oregon & C ililornia. It. K,
AND yOSNKUTIONS.
T11K nr. 811 1ST I ItulTK.
o
Tiiild b.'twcfa Alba"y and 6au FrvncUcj, 33 hours.
New Novelties
and
Latest Styles
and an they uro manufactured. All old customers and friends cfllie houM-
nu as wen new ones, are cordially invited to call and insr.eot, stock Rbd
Do Not Propose Re To Undersold.
W JT. READ,
OAIjiruRNIl rXPRlWH It. HNS DAILY.
4.(K P. M. 1 Loave P.rtlaml Arrive I 10:40 A H
H-.t5fM Umv. Alhwiy " Luave I 7M A k
7:i') A U ArHva Sun F.aiicUt;o hflavo F M
L'JCAL PASHKNOKR TRAIXB DAILY (elCCept Sunday).
8:00 A H 1 leave Portland
1J;40M 1 Lfrtve Albany
:4t) r M Arrivo Knirone
Arriv j :ifPfcl
Leave i U;:i,i A M
LOCAL PAIMKNUKrl- Til A INS DAILY, KXCHHT Ht'MAV.
8:10 r 1 lavo Albany
S:Mtr H J Arrive Lsliaium
l-i::.)P I Leave Albany
liIW.'M 1 Arrive Lohnncni
Arrite I t:4: A M
Leave a M
Arrivo i 2:4' p M
Lunvc S:Du p
PULLMAri BUFFET SLEEPERS.
frAt't KtltM (iLKKPKRS Tar
Hecimil I'lais PaarnxprA
on nil ihrouuh train a
Fit EE OF ClIlKCiE,
Wrnt Mile Mvlalon.
H.iLTRAt!f dvily (ex Jept SuiiJay.)
31 A h Ltiava Portland Arrive tt:li r M
:i6 P m Arrirq CVrvillia Leare l.M? M
SXPRSSS TRAINS DAILY (OXCJp. 3ltndy.
i'WT M I lava Portlainl" Arrivo I 0:00 A K
m.OO P at 1 ArrV o McMlnnvllle Irvb ft.46 A M
At Albany w Corvallis eonnact with trains
Orwron PaciAt Kail road
Korfull Information refrarJlng rates, mane, etc.,
on Company 's Agent,
R. KOEtlLRR, K. P. ROOER9,
Msnafer. Pa A yen I.
Joseph Cook says : We shall never be able
to dethrone the liquor traffic in American
politics until we cease to be silent partners iu
iu its gains.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union in
1887, lncloded twenty-two subordinate
union, 7-l societies, and a membership of
over 50,000. A personal, voluntary pledge is
exacted from the members to abstain from all
intoxicants for a stated time, to discourage
the use of stirculante, and to do all that is
possible to'dostroy the vice of drunkenness.
Cardinal Manning in England and Bisheps
Ireland and Keane of this country are cited
as the leaders in thia wide-spread Catholic
temperance movement.
The Union does not assume to deal with
the legislative aspect of the temperance re
form, and is absolutely non-political.
It fill an important place amoug the in
fluential temperance agencies cf our time and
country.
Ohio.
The Senate, on the 13th ult., passed the
Diponu nnHn.1 f'lnoin.T Kill K . nfn nf J
to 2. It takes from councils of municipal or-
auiLitiuu.i fciio punsi u uvviua nucwci iu
loxicaung lienors scan ne boiu or not on
Sundav. and nrohibita all sale of litiuor on
Sunday.
Illinois
The Cook Cnunty Grank Jury for ho
month of March, after investigating aundry
Chicago murder caser, unde the following
signiheant report :
"Oui investigation of the murder cases has
impressed us to the degree that we deem it
our otlicial duty to call the attention of the
Court to the following facts in the hope that
it may nave some little eilect on future leg
islation regarding the liquor traiiic : We Hod
that in every case of murder or manslaughter
(except one) the cause leading to the crime
came direct from the saloon. Furthermore, it
came not from the higher and better class of
saloons, but from those in the poorer and
lower portions of our city, aud consequently
from the lower giarie of saloons. It seems te
us that a long step toward solvit? this prob
lem is a uniform Jicenta of 81, 000 payab'e
anoually iu advauce, to be exacted of all sa
loon-Leeperi.
The link between the saloon and murder iff
close. The $1,000 remedy proposed would
quite certaiuiy prove hiadequue ana disappointing.
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A fnlMtiiA ftf Pri( (ruani 11 it: i itir a: A
delicious flavoriut' extract, all ize at
57 First Street, Albany, Or.
First National Bank
OF AMIAXl, OREGON.
Prwlilent I" Fij'NN
Vk-o President K. YOlNii
Cashier -..UfcO. E. UHAMDKKLA1N
TRANSACTS A GKXGRAL tanking business.
ACCOUNTS KKPT subject to check.
fiiiiinvvxiiivnir .ml tslfrrranhln transfer, anl.'
on New York, Ban' Fnncisco, Chicago and Portl
Orwron. . . .
D1RRCTURS,
m. E. Yoirso,
v Hi
'WALTS E Tl'RnRLL,
OtO, K CnAMBRRLAlit
!,, Klinn.
Linn Vanty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(Succeasnni to uowan uuiick.;
ALBANY - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a (tnral banking huaineM.
DRAW 8IOHT DRAFTS on N.w York, 8ali Fran
olKoand Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MOtlEVon approved Mcurity.
RECEIVE defoalU mhjeo lo cIhk.
COLLECTIONS eiitruited lo ui will receive prompt
eniion.
Sucemioi- u N. H. Allen it Co
MRS. B. I1YAIAN,
rjjxt oast of S. K, Young's, Albany, Or
Cutting and Fitting a Specialty.
STAMPINC OUTFITS, AND STAMP.
INU UUNhlU UKUtn.
LESSONS IN PAINTING.
Wi.cJnesilays nnd Thursdays of each
week, and palutinir done to Older on
plaqueHBDd other matorla, '
NIft'M9hnrt.mAnr.rifArlifj m.laHnla ..
aanil. '
JOS. WEBBER'S
Barber Shop
Tsnow located, until ho rreta Into (Iu
I new Fo.liay A Mason uiillcllng, just norlli
ofNo. 2' Hnnin HoiiM-i where old and
new customer! are invited to call on uim.
J, A. WINTER,
A PhotoBrnnherofexneri.nee.it in Brown
ville for the summer, and ii prepared to
make phntoa in all sizes anil stylos.
I am now receiving my spruit! and munn:e
dress oodi. Call early and secure hari;a ls
u . t . UKAIl.
The tincst Roat Cf.lfe iu the market at
Wallace Thompson s.
Trarlitr's Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
pulilic quarterly examination of teachers
for Linn county, will take place at the
Court House in Albany, conmencing at
noon Thursday, May 31st, 1S8S. All
teachers desiring examination will please
be present at the beginning. You will
further notice that the above date is made
one dav later than that required by law,
for the" reason that Wednesday, May 30th
Is a legal holiday.
1). V. S. Reii,
County School Superintendent.
For Tharnian.
Sax Kr a sc i sco, M ay 30.- The Examiner
will print to-morrow interviews with a
large number of leading democrats of the
Pacific coast, regarding the feasibility of
nominating Judge Thurman, of Ohio, for
vice-president en the democratic ticket.
The general sentiment seems to be one of
enthusiasm in favor of Thurman for the
place.
Sl.eriilan.
SV AMUNciToN.May 30. Midnight Gen.
Sheridan's condition has again changed for
thu worse, and he is now as critically ill a
at anv time of his sickness. .
Tacoma, May 30. The First street cai
company in Taccma ran its first car through
the streets to-day. The tracks have been
done foralong time, and the people have
been impatiently waiting for the cars to be
gin running.and last night men were kept
at work until a late hour,clearing the tracks
and completing the switches. At 4 o'clock
this morning tne steam motor hitched to a
car and successfully climbed from the
wharf to the top of the hill.
Extraordinary Rainfall.
Dkxver, Colo, May 30. A marvellous
rainfall, which is perhaps at its culmination
to-day, has visitod Colorado the past few
weeks. Never before in the history of the
state has one-fifth of such an amount fallen
in a similar period. The last week has
witnessed a downpour every afternoon, and
something over a fortnight ago there was
a steady fa'l of rain for thirty-six hours at
a stretch.
A Suit.
Salem, May 30. The Silverlon pro
hibitionists have begun suit in the circuit
court to oust from office four of the mem
bers of the present council of that city. It
will be remembered that the prohibitionists
were counted out at the recent election on
account of illegal ballots, and the citizens'
ticket declared elected.
Drowned,
Colfax V. T. May 30. Cornelius
Grady, a prominent stock man and ranch
er on Snake river, while crossing the Pen
naxvawa ferry, en rnute to Walla Walla
with a band of catt'e, was crowded off the
ferry by the cattle and lost his life. His
hodv has not been recovered.
Hereafter
we will allow all cash purchases of ejomlmt
our store 5 per tout off from nwnlar price.
BuowsELL Si Stanard,
H.F.MERRILL,
BAKKBB,
ALBANY, - - " OREGON-
Ml pxchange on New York, San Francltco and
Portland.
Bar notea, Sta'e, county and c'ty warrants. Re
eetve'depmrits subject to check. Interest aJlowed on
time deposits.
1 Collections will receive prompt attention.
oITelponnc0,,c,te,, , . , .,
Fire and marine insurance placed In reliable com
panies. 4VOfl.ce hours from 8 ft. m. to 6 p. m.
To Tiir. TaiNurNt; I'kople of Albany
Friends: Inasmuch as this is the da y
and 0co! sensational advertising and every
qusincss man is racking his brain trying to
concoct some scheme whereby he can get
ahead of his neighbor. We wish to deviate
rom that nil n;i.l make the following state
ments, knowing that they will be appre
ciated by all lovers of truth ard justice. We
are here in business for the purpose of
making money and we realize that in order
to accomplish that object we must have a
continuance of our large p.ttronage. Kuril,
ertnore we know that this can be assured
ontv bv extreme effort on our part and we
wish to state that we will ntall limes give
vou first-class goods at prices as low or
"lower than any house in Albany nnd in ad
dition allow you 5 percent off on nil cash
purchases. The statement made by tome
dealers that they can buy cheaper than
others is foil v in the extreme ns all cash
buvers have equal advantnges one with an
other. What we are striving to do is to
merit your patronage nnd we hope by
square! upright dealing to do so nnd be of
mutual benefit one to another.
Respectfully,
Dkownell & Stan aro,
Finemixt'd and plain pickles At
Wallace & Thompson's.
DlSOIilJTlON MU lCI.
Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership
of Kenton & Chase, grocers, has
been dissolved, Mr. Chase retiring. The
1wsh.es will be continued at Ihe -Vd stand
bv Mr. Kenton.
DR. A. H, TALIAFER0,
I bavf recently arrived from tha Fast and
am fully prepirt-d to treat iu the most thor
ough and BuocpMfnl manner nil kinds of
warts, cancers, wens, tumors, scrofulas, eta,
on reason ab t terms. I am prepared togira
ss flood ref -nnco as any cancer doctor in the
country. Address me at Albany and I will
pive needed information.