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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., THURSDAY, JUNE 7,1888. NO. 28 Ik FortmiHer & Co,, FUNERAL DIRECTOKS.- Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse pT"Aftor business hours call at resilience cornor Fifth and ll.tkr streets. THE YAQUIXA ROUTE. : Oregon Pacific Railroad. Oregon Development Company's Steam hliipLtne. 225 MILES SHORTER. : 20 HOURS LESS TIME thau by any other route. ! First-class through passjiigir and ! freight line from Portland and all point in the WillamoUo Valley to ami from San Francisco, Cal. Willamette River Line of Steamers. . The "Win. M. Hoax," The "N. S, Bsnt Iey,"The"Threo Hlstors" aro in service : for both pajwongor and freight tralllo be tween Corvallis and Portland and Inter- iinedlale points, loaviug Compnny'c wharf, t'orvallis, and Messrs. Hulinan fc C'o's wharf, Nos. 20U and 202 Front St., Port land, three timed a wt,ok as follow : NORTH UOlfND. Lsave t'orvallis, Mun.,Wnl. utlil Friday, 10:IWA, II. Leave Alli.uiv, Monday, 'ed. awl Friday, 12:u0 Noon Arrive Portland, Tuo., Thu, and Saturday, 6:30 1'. M. SOUTH IIOUNU. Leave Portland, Mon., Wed. and Friday, 8:00 A, M, Lave Albany, Tut,., Tliurs. and Natunlny, 1:20 11. M. Arrive Corvullul, Tue., Tim. and Saturday, 4:2(1 I'.ll, Boits make close connection at Albanv with trains of Che Oregon Pacllio Railroad". TIMK SfllBQl-I.K. (except Sunday..) LeaTS Albany, 1:00 r. u, jLeave YaUtna, e:30 A.H. Um Conrallii, 1:17 r. M . (Leave Uurvallis.lUi&J a,k. Arrilt. Yaiuiiia, 6:00 r. H. Arrive Albany, 11:16 a. O. fc C. trains connect at Albany and Corvallls. The above trains connect at Yaqulua with the Oregon Development Company's Line of Steamships between Yaqulua and San Francisco, V NAILING DATES . ' KROH MAS rHANCIftt'O. PHOU YA(UIKA Wlllamotl. Valley, May ai.t. MayStlth Willamette Valley, May slut June Mil Willamette Valley. June llih June 17th Willamette Valley, June Hind June 2atli. J Tho Jjnipe,ny .oryes tho right to Johangs sailing dates without notice, f Passengers from Pur.iauu and , Willaiuslle Vadoy points can make close couueotLu with me traius of the Yaqulua iroule at Albany or Uorvallls, aud ii des I lined to San Francis9' should arrange to arrive at Vaquiua the evening before date (of sailing. I'aascnxer anil F.rlnlil Kates always the ,. , . Lowest. Forlnfonnatioii apply u, u J Stuart, Frok-ht and Ticket Axent, Albany, or to U II llaswell, Jr., O. F. r. Oroiton lluveloptuent Oo UJ4 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cat, j. uotitU, A. U. K. and P. Ant, - Oreifon Paddc It It Oo. Corvalua, or. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA -.VIA Oregon & C ililoniia H. 1, . 1 AND 'JONNEU1 IONS. J Tin; sir. hiiista hui rn. v o Thnj liwm, Alba -y and Bai. Fruicbwj, si hoars. i. oW.li Ami r. ii, :"'. p it v 1.JCALI :' A M 12:40 rs aiurn : LOCAL ;:n f a j a.M r a f 12:.'ijl'a I I laW I'M I OALiroHNIA KSTSSM 1..1W. BAILT. Avtlh Arrive I 10: 10 A H Arrive Hnu F uncisco Imave I 0:;I0 m Leave Portland Leave Albany usaaxuKa tiiaiss daily (except Sunday) Leave Portland Leave Albany Arrive Kiiircnc Arrive 3:4ii r H Leave i ll:;l.ri a m Lfave IIMlia r.mtMIKU TKAIX. DAILY, K.UKHT M NUAT. PULLMAN BUFfEf SLEEPERS. i:rME4l4 AtKm'KUA rr Hrniml (-litis PjiMrniccrr. on nil ihroitKli iralnn FUF.f. OF 4 II IK (.K, ei Mile l.'lvUIon. . L.vd Albany LiJ' Ailmny Arrive ho nun Arrivu a m Lvv I r:tAI A H Arrive TA'jr U t.eave I 11:011 p h hAiltraim daily (ex joptHuntlay.) 30a X I Lmvo p H lyVrrlvo 1'orllauti C.irvilliii Arriva ri:io r m HxriiKss trains pailt (oxo jp; StlflfUy . k to p in beavt I'artUutl Arrive I u:00 a m w PM Arri e McMinnville iave (1.4S A H AtAlbanr irt'l OorvAltii coianct with ttmina nl iretrun pacific K 11 road For full tufarMiitlon reardinjr ro tnit( etc.. on Uompany' Ayetit, ii, KOEHLKR, E. P. IIOUKK", Miniir. PiuAm , F. READ, (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) ' U now ircming new goods in every line. Old goodsTa-old out. i ir ill i ill l Ti i if? A mill r m. hi k -i mi r -wtTi i i i i iTTrt Everything- New, with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consisting tf DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIS I proiiose t" have us co'iij Vii a stock m i , l , , , ny, with ail t.a New Novelties ' I I ' 1 (,) 1 (c and Latest Styles and as they are manufactured. All oi.i customers nn.i fiieuda of the hoube and as well new ones, are CJi.liu.iy i .vur, . call and inai. Oct stock and nice. Dolioi Propose Re To Undersold. W .F. HEAD, Sucesaor to IS'. 11. Allon it Co 57 First, 'Street, Albany, Or. Conrad Meyer, j-PROPRaETOli OF- STAR 11AKE11Y, Corner Broadalbin and First Sts,, QKAl.Krt IN Clauuetl Frill tM, l'nuii .Heals, Cilusuiware, tlaeenswitfe. Orted FrullM, Vogtnbl-H, . Tobacco, t'ijfMr, .Sugar, . NiU'im, (ollce. Ten, Etc,, tie. In fact everything tlia'. is kept la a gen ra! varloty and grocery store. Ulgheat market price paid for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. JOS. WEBBER'S Barbershop Is now located, until he gets Into thj new Foshay A Mason building, Just north ,r Tin. 2' Kntrlna Honap. where old and customers new are invltod to call on biui. 1 First National Bank PresMt-nt a U. FLIVN Vit-e t'lesiiiciit S, K, Yol XfJ Cashier Ul-JO. K, CIIAMBKHLAIN TKAN'SACTd A GENERAL iMnktiitf bilslnem. ACCOU.VT3 KEPT aubject to chock. KIOHT EXCHANCJE and tlcjrnijhic trutufer, o0 on New York, San Francisco, Chiuuo and 1'orll COLLECTIONS MADE on favorable tornii. ftlRKCTORS. m. E YolfJIO, (IRO, E ClMMBRHLAIM L. K UhM, It. Flivx, WaLTKK E Tt RRKkb, Linn Vmty Bank, COWAN, RALSTON & CO., (tucceiuora to Cowan A Cusick.) ALBANY - - OREGON. TRANSACTS a neneral banklnar busincn. ORAWSinHTDIlAPrson Now York. San Fran Cisco and Portland, Oregon. - LOAN MONEY on approved Hcurltjr. RECEIVE ileiMilU nibjMt to check. ct'OLI.KCTION!) entrusted to ni will recelr. pronot pittion. TKlll'KltA.NCE COI.LM.N. Edited by Albany W, C. T, U. In a roccnt circular tent to many friends of Priocetun Callege Dr. McCosh reeoonts the action of tho stuieuts and friends of the College which resulted in a no-licenso vie tory at the late olection, to take effect the 1st iiist, and alto aneouncoi the organiza tion of an antidiquor league in anticipation of "opposition from the liquor-sellers and thoie who feci it irksome to live without in toiicantf," of which he says : "Oar aim is to remove the tempations presented in this place, where betweea seven and eight hun dred young men are beiug educated for higher spheres of usefulness, and to have Princeton known as a safe place to which fathers and mothers may Bend their sons." If e also says that "many are rejoicing that so healthy a spirit has been shown by the students. Parents are proud because their sons Lave acted so noble a part." Besides providing for a strict enforcement of prohi bition, the new league proposes also '-to erec. a building which, in furnishing an at tractive place of resoit without injuriou. stimulaots, may takeGthe place of the sa loons, and remove the only plausible argu mentor tiieir existence.'1 This actio'a on the part of Princeton students and authorities mstits liberal support, by money subscrip tions aud otherwise, and is a praiseworthy and timely object-lusioo. The Toledo B'.mle says : "Moral revolutions are always slow. Hu man patience grows weary with waiting co see the great day of deliverance. We fail to recognizo that the more enduring the work is to be, the slower it proceeds. It took thou sands ot 3ears to lay down the chalky ooze on the primordial sea that now forms the white cliffs of England ; and it will take years yet before the people of this nation are sutticieotly intelligent and enlightened to realize the blessings of prohibition. Our eyes may not witness it, tut there are those now born who will see the glory of that day. We who are battling to-day are the pionoers of the movement the men who hew down forests, build bridges, make roads, and ren der progress possible. We toil ceaselessly that our children's children may be deliver ed from the wilos and tcmptings of the Rum Devil, fie of good cheer, brethren, for the morning cometh !" Mayor O'Brien of Baston has designated Mr. E. J. Walker, a prominent colored law yer of that city, for the position of Assessor. Dut, instead of giving the Democratic Mayor credit for this liberal act, the Re publican journals find fault with it They are not anxious for the advancement of the man and brother of dark complexion unless he is willing to be the slave of the Repub lican machine. W F New embroidery just received at Head's I am nt.v receiving my s;rin aud suin:n 0 riS) cood. Call early ami securo barga us W. F. Reao. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Another VT. T. Firr, Ritzville, W. T, June 6. Ritzville burned at 4 : p. m. Ten business houses, the hotel and a law office were destroved. The Times building was burned.but part of the plant was saved. The fire started in the American Exchange, and a southwest wind carried the flames to adjoining build ings. Loss about $45,000 ; insurance about $15,000. Four Young Indies Drowned. Sax Francisco, June 5. The Examiner special from Winer,N'cbraska,says :Whiie a party of eight persons, returning from a wedding, were crossing the Elkhorn at this point to-day ,on a Hatboat.it dipped, and all were swept into the water. Fouryoung la dies were drowned, but the others were rescued. The bodies were not recovered. Jail Break at Jacksonville. J.vcKsoxviLLE,Or., June 6. A jail break was made from the Jackson county jail here last night. Three tramps, held for larceny in an Oregon & California box-car at Ashland, pried the doors off their cells with a large steel bar, which it is supposed they got from the office of the jail.and made their escape.The jail breakers were captur ed at Gold Hill this afternoon. SEATTLF.June 6. Deputy Sheriff Bayne arrived to-day from Coopcrville in charge of an Italian miner, Michael Lucci, who stabbed Dan McPhcrson while in a quarrel Sunday night. Lucci drew a big pocket knife and slashed his victim in the back.in flicting a deep gash along the backbone which it is feared will prove fatal. Lucci escaped to the woods pursued bv a crowd. If they had caught him he would have been lynched. Afterward Lucci returned and surrendered himself to the justice and was held to appear before the grand jury, Mc pherson's condition is so precarious he can not be removed to this city for treatment. (THIOL'S FACTS. st very low rates Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Posts, Pickets, Fence Trimmings, Sasb, Doors and Blinds. fi.li s Call for prices at yard on east of (J. C switcu. as W. W9 CROHfDER. Plain and Ornamental Painting and Paper Hanging. CEILING DiC3i.ATi3.!.3 A SPECIALTY Work done on short notice eilher in cit A" r m itry. Oh irjs reainnalilu. ALBANY COLLEGUTE INSTITUTE ALBANY, OREGON, 1887, lfcJfcJfcS. Firs Term opens Heotcniber mill, ISSJ. A lull corps of instructors, CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL CLASSES. Coursos of study arranged. to meet the need of ll grades of students. Sfrcial inducement offered to students from airoad. Tuition ranges from !.G0 to 13,50. Board In private fami'les at low rates. Rooms lor self-boarding at sinallextense. A careful supervision exorcised over stu dents away from home. Fall term opens September 7th. For circulars and full particulars address the President, BEV. ELBF.KT N. I'ONDIT. Albany, Oregon Russian newspapers are forbidden by law to use exclamation points in their articles. It has just been discovered that to ena ble one to penetrate thick, smoky places the ineuth a.-.d lips should he covered with cotten wool. Prof. Poel of St Petersburg has found fifty per cent of petroleum in the cod liver oil sold by ene druggist.the adulterated ar ticle having the taste.smell and appearance of the genuine. Mineral oil is also fre quently found in olive oil. The idea of putting monkeys to work seems to have been accomplished in Brazil, whtre, according to a report from K10 Jan eiro, twenty ot tnese animals nave oeen successfully trained to cut hemp on a large hemp farm. The seating, or perhaps more properly standing, capacity of the eight largest churches in Europe is said to be as follows: St. Peter,Romc,54,ooo persons ; Milan Ca thedral, 37,000 ; St. Paul, Rome, 25,000 ; St. Sophia, Constantinople, 23,000 ; Notre Dame, Paris, 21,000 ; Florence Cathedral, 20,000 ; Pisa Cathedral, 1 3.000 ; St. Mark, Venice, 7000. A man named Aber in Vernon, N. V., has for many years made turtle hunting his sole occupation, In the pring,as soon as the marshes.ponds and streams are free ' of ice and frost.hc sallies out after the game, equipped with .-Hong pole with a hook on one end and a strong canvas bag. lie sends to market about loo barrels of common mud or marsh turtles.avcraging six inches in length.each season. Physicians agree that the poison convey ed by h.nr.an teeth is one of the most an noying that they have to deal with. One of them writes : "I have under my alter tion a severe and most complicated case of blood poisoning in which the patient had but slightly abraded the hand in the course of a fight by striking the knuckles against the teeth of his opponent. I have known hands thus poit-oned only saved from am putation by the application of all the re surces of science. Tobacco or whisky or derangement of the stomach from ninny other causes may be responsible for this poisonous condition of the teeth ; and I am not prepared to say that a man with good health and a clean.sweet mouth would not convey the poison." The finest Kuart colfee iu the market at Wallace t Thompson's. Onr ei mplete stock of Ik.ois and shoes at cost w n hui.t reserve. I KOWNEI.L SrANDAUn. Fine mixed and plain pit kits at W ai.ui it & Tiiojuson's.