Daily evening Albany democrat., June 12, 1888, Page 1, Image 1

DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
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Jm. Fortmfc Si Co.,
ALBANY, OR., TUESDAY, JUNK 1, 1888.
NO. :3a
'FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
apt Attention-First-class Hearse
"After business hours call at residence
aet Firtti and JUk.r streets.
THE YAQIMA ROUTE.
, Oregon Pacific Railroad..
Oregon Developmsnt Company's Steam
ship Line
'225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
First-class through passenger and
freight lino from Portland and all points
in il nriiifiinntLn VrIIiiv to ami from Natl
rrancisoo, tai.
i ffillamette B.iver Lina of Steamers.
V irk.utViii M Hour." Ths N. S. Bent-
lev." Tbe "Throe SUtors" are in Hervlce
fsjvr DOtn passenger ami iroinn hhihu uo
n c,rvuHi ami Portland and Inter
mediate points, loaving Company'!' wharf,
Corvallis. and Messrs. Hulinan fe C'o's
wharf, Nod. 200 and 202 Front St., fort
land, three times a woek as follows :
NOltTIt HOUND.
rv.Oorvlll, Mull., Wed. and Friday, 10:01) A, M.
1 avr. Albany, Monday, Wed. ami Friday, 12:00 Noun
Attn Portland, Tub., Tliu, and Saturday, 6:30 P. 11.
SOUTH IIOU.NO.
Portland, Mon., Wed. and Friday, 11:00 A, M,
hi Albany, Tile., Thura, and Saturday, 1:J0 p. M,
AmrsOorvalli., Tuti., Tliu. and Saturday, 4:20 P. M
Boat make close connection at Albany
with trains of the Oregon Pacini) Kailroau,
IIMK HiiUKUULK. (oxcopt Sunday..)
Latr Albany, 1:00 r. a, jLeave Yaqulna, B:S0 A,,
Laara Ooreallla. 1:17 r. H . I Loam Uuryallu.lO: a.m
Arrive Yaqulna, 6:50 r. l.Umii Albany, 11:16 A. a,
O. A C. trains connect, at Albany and
Corvallis. The above trains connect at
Yaqulna with the Oregon Development
Oompany's Line of (Steamships between
a equina auu rtau r rauciscu,
HAILING DATES .
a-r.maa. raus .as raASciscj. raos yahijima
WHUm.il. Valloy, M ly '21st. May 2ilth
Willamette Valley, May 31it JuneOth
Willamette Valloy. Juno 11th June 17th
Willamette Valloy, Junoiud Juno 23th.
READ
I 1 " IIB.mftEJI
(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.)
Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods aold out.
Everything-New, with New Prices
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
consisting uf
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES
AND GROCERIS
i a stock evr-j line as ever brought tj
WATKIlWm.
Oregon against the world, for delightful
spring and summer weatiier, as well as
sure crops. For the past few weeks the
rain has been just what was desired, for
wc have had plenty to ensure our crops
and gardens, as well as a bountiful crop ef
all kinds of fruit.
The election passed off very quietly.the
principal work done by both factions was
on the still hunting plan. I believe our peo
ple are satisfied with the result.
Mr. Thos. Michael and family and his
mother were at Waterloo rusticating, went
home yesterday.
Mr. Chas. C. Younger, of Itrownsville
had a very severe spell of the measles, and
came here to see if the sodawater would
benefit hiin. He started home on Saturday
before the election.
Frank Gleason went to Corvallis to-day.
John Hudelsonand wife came over from
Corvallis to visit friends and relatives, and
tne next day his w ife was taken .verv sick
and was bed fast several days. She is now
very mucn netter.
Mr. Win. Dallarhide, D. I. had a severe
attack of heart disease on Friday night, is
better now.
Mr and Mrs I M Bruce are attending
tne spiritual camp meeting this week.
A nice little dance at Arthur Hudel
son's last Friday night.
Mr Levi Walton and Miss Smith were
in town Saturday visiting Mr. Gross,
turned home Sunday, while here thev
gave us some fine music on the violin and
organ.
Mr E C Russell, of Sweet Home was in
Waterloo visiting his brother-in-law, S A
DeVancy yesterday.
I noticed on the streets yesterday Mr.
Mell Miller, Johnnie Miller, W W Miller,
Frank Gleason, David Howe, they report
crops good in tneir respective neignpor-
hoods.
TELEGRA1TIIIC NEWS
Indian War Claim..,
Washington, June i i.Senator Dnlnh
introduced in the Senate to day a hill
amendatory of the act for the benefit of the
states of Texas, Color ido, Oregon, Nebras
ka, California.Kansas and Nevada.and the
territories of Washington and Idaho. The
bill provides that the secretary of tht treas-
u. .uu me secretary ol war, assisted by
the board of officers heretofore appointed
under section 2 of the aforesaid act,approv
ed August 4th, iSSs, be and hereby artau
thonzedand directed to examine all vouch
era, accounts and evidence heretofore sub-
inuieu Dy tne proper officers of the states
it yregon anil Calilornia.in 6tipportof war
.hums of said states nirainst th iTr,i..j
States for expenses incurred and obliga
tions Dy tnem assumed in recruiting.enroll
mg.organixing, arming and equipping vol
.......... ..... minim iurces ana nome guards
in said states for the purpose of guarding
overland and inland mails and immigrant
routes,and for the holding of their forces
iu uc rcauy to perform military services for
the Lnited States wheniirr.'it...i ..,...
I propose t
ny, with ! '
have ns
a
com
The Company .....orvo .he right. .to
Hfhange sailing dates without notice,
rfr 'N. 1. Passengers from Por.Uno and
fTTlllainotte Vailuy points can make close
connection with me trains of the Yaquina
i route at Albany or Corvallis, and it des
(jlned to San t'rancisao should arrange to
Aa-Trive at i atiuiua tue evening oeiuio
w tiling,
r eaxer anil F.rlslil Kalri nlwajs Ihe
Lowest.
Jirtatornntlon apply to U J Stuirt, Frclcht and
T set Airout, Albany, o.- to O U Harwell, Jr., O. r.
P. Aff b Oruiroii Uovclunmont Uo U H Montiromery
Pj t Baa t ranoiw, Cal. . . llObl t,
A. u. F. anu r. Aifenv,
Or-voii I'atini; It U Co. UorvallH, Or,
QYERLAM TO CALIFORNIA
-,VIA-
Oreeoit & California 1. II,
t : . AND OONNECTIONS.
' ' T11K JIT. Mil 1ST A KOI IK.
: 1
Tim. bttw.':i AlUay and Sai Frncisc'3, 55 hmira.
New Novelties
and
Latest Styles
and as they are nianufatui'Hil. All old cmsioiiii-i m nn'i friends of the hi'UM
and as well new ones, uiv cnrdially i'ivit.rd to call and inst.ecc stock nud
rice.
Do Hoi Propose Re To Undersold.
W I. HEAD,
The Welcome says : "Taking heart from
their sweeping victory in Oregon.Republi
cans are to be found who will bet that
Cleveland will be defeated in November.
A wager of $250 a side was made on Wed
nesday, between a prominent iron worker
and a leading shipping merchant the lat
ter backing the democracy ; and to the
same effect on Friday the same metal
handler wagered $500 with a. well know-
San Francisco drummer whe has severa1
relatives here."
There is a very curious custom preval ent
among the negroes of Georgia as to thei
dead. The dead man is generally put into
a cheap, plank coffin and laldawav in th
grave with no ceremony what ever.
year afterwards a preacher s services are
procured and the funeral sermon is preach
ed amid weening and wailing and other
manifestations of grief.
OAMKOHN'IA KXI'SKMS l..IN4 DAII.T.
Sonyf
4.00 r. a. I Leave
. 8:06 ml U'jvj
7:40 A m Arrive
North
l,..rllAi,d Arrival 10:40 A M
Alhftuy LjAve I 7 :IK a u
Sail F.aucisi'n heave 0::I0 ri
LOCAL rASSRNusa trails uailv (axcopt Sunday).
8:00 A H Loavo
IS;40 r a I Leave
S:4Ur Arrive
Portland
Albany
Kuirono
Arrivu I a:4ft r
Leave I U:3o A
Leave U)AN
LOCAL PASSKNOKK TRAINS DAILY, RXCKIT SltMIAY.
i o- w r
, ji5Sr
' fMII
P X:M''
1 I Leave
Arrivo
Leave
Arrivo
Albany
Lebanon
Albany
Lebanon
Arrivo I h:M A H
Leave 5:110 A M
Arrive 2:4ri
L.iave 2:IM . h
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
I . KlKiaM"-) r..-'. .....t ....
J t nnil riitsu l'arnarr
if ' ., un all ihronah trains
j riiKK or uiiaki.k,
' Went Rllle Mvlaloa.
BETWEEN PIurtNI AND COitVAI.l.lH.
sAiltraix daily (ox ptsunlay.)
I OA a 1
Leave
Arrive
Portland
Corvallis
Arrive I 0:15 r a
Leave I 1:30
sxrasss traixs daily (exejp. Sunday.
ill
',ul .
4:50 M I lave
lOOral Arri-e
Portland
McMlnnville
Arrive I 0:00 A M
Leave 5.45 A M
' tht'
inl ;
M"l
AtAlbinr w Corvallis coitnect with train, of
-Ontran Facint nauruwi
- For tall Information retrardlng rates, maps etc.
oo Company AKBiii..
B, ROEHLKR, E. P. ROGERS.
: i Manager. PinAinnX.
Sncessor to N. H. Alloa & Co
57 FirstStreet, Arbany, Or.
Conrad Meyer. ew and Second Hand Store
.-PROFKIKIUK ve-
STAR BAKERY,
Cnrner BroaialDm and First Sts.,1
DEALER IN-
Caiinetl rrnilM,
GliMMnnrc,
Dried Fruit.
Tobnccn.
Cirfloe.
Etc,,
Ouiipii tlontn,
lneeimwre,
VcgetableM,
Cigar,
Npiceo,
Tea,
Etc..
fn fait nvRrvthlmr thn". it kept li A aen
ral varletv and grocery store. Highest
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
JOS. WEBBER'S
Barber Shop
Is now looated. until he eets Into tin
new Foshay A Mason bulldinK. Just north
of No. 2's Engine House, where old and
customer! uew are invited to call on him
Owing to mo Increased domauds of out
business wo have beon compelled to move
Into a larger store and we can now-be
found noxt door to S. E, Young, where
we will be pleased to see our patrons. If
you r.ee-I any stoves, furniture, tinware,
oro:!kry, clocks, oarpats, pictures, fruit
Jars, trunks, books, roller skates, "addles,
saws, planes, etc and a thousand dif
ferent an 1 u i a tloles you oan nit do
i.mL.r i-iUmI 1 1 -Mm Fra-ielico than you
can do with ns on a purchaso or exchange,
L. GOTTLIEB,
12t First Street,? Albany, Or.
A
ville
J, A. WINTER,
Phr.t.icraplu rof experience,!, in Browns
for the dimmer, and is prtpsred to
styiw
make photos inall sizes and
terest to be at rates
in different states.
fixed
led upon, in-
hy the statistics
The average yield of wheat in Minne
sota last year was 1 1 .6 bushels per acre- and
in Dakota U''?. Some pieces in Dakota
exceeded fortv bushels. In some parts of
the Old world careful cultivation produces
much larger averages. It is stated that in
Reumania tlie average was twenty-eight
bushels last year. No doubt the same cul
tivation would produce as large yields in
this country.
Explosives more powerful than dynam
ite arc constantly being discovered. Mel
anitc and bellito are among the latest of
these, and now it is announced '.hat anoth
er more potent than any heretofore perect-
ed has been made by a Rusrian chemist.
Gunpowder is gradually taking its place as
an old fashioned and comparatively harm
less agent of destruction.
Kx)iiriuirntiii;.
ntFFALo,N.Y.Junen.C. D.Graham.
the cooper who first navigated the whirl
pool rapids at Niagara, yesterday sent a
dog over the cataract in an ale cask. The
dog rested in a coffee sack swung from the
top ot the cask and got air from a small
hole at the point from which the sack was
suspenuea. i ourteen minutes after the
"shoot" was made the cask -l,i,i.i ,.t
of the eddies and (he dog was taken out of
the cask unharmcd,though a little short of
breath.
Five Of Them.
Chicago, June n. Congressman S. V.
White, of Brooklyn, was at Grand Pacific
to-night. He says Chauncev M. Deaew's
name will be presented to the convention,
and on the first ballot will, no doubt, re-
cieve the full vote of New Yerk. Rep
resentatives of five presidential boons are
in the city to-night. Aleer and Allison's
agents, wlio were first on the ground, were
rcmiorceo cany nysanerman s proxy and
to-night added a spokesman of Harrison.
Politicians fram abroad are making the
acquaintance of Judne Grcsham, who re
sides at the Palmer House. His supporters
held another meeting to-night and a num
ber of speeshes were made.
Monnt St. Helens Smoking.
Winlock, W. T, June n. Abel Hen
riot,postmaster at Cowlitz, telephones that
Mount St Helens has been smoking since
6 p. m. A grayish smoke or steam can be
plainly seen issuing from the south side
near the summit. Observation through a
strong glass convinces the beholder that it
is from the mountain.
Wounded fn a llnel.
P.Ris,June ii. A duel took place to
day between Paul dc Rouledeand M.Arenc,
member of the chamber ot deputies for the
department of Corse. The weapons used
were swords. M. Arene was wounded.
Twelve Miles of lVjcustr.
Algiers, June ii. The locusts are ad
vancing in a compact mass over twelve
miles long by six in breadth. A panic
prevails in the province of Constantine.The
valley of Metihna has been devastcd by the
locusts.
The California delegates to the republi
can national convention left San Francis
co Stindav evening for Chicago. They
took with them 6oco bottles of wine. There
s but one thing more soothing to a. great
temperance organization like the republi
can party as 6oco bottles of wine, and that is
Sooo bottles.
J. P. Wallace, Physician And Snrceoo, A!'
bany, Or.
New embroidery just received at W F
I! mil's
OR. IM NAM KO
In hisnew discovery f-r Con-urii'lion, anccMcd In
priHlueitnra medicine wbieh is afknuwlwltfcd by all
to lie simply mtirvel on. It Is ex eediinrly pletoant
to the lasU). ,orfecrtly hsnnlf.lt. ai d d-'es rot sicken
In all ram of t'nntmitiplioii. 1,'oU'jh.. Colds, Whoop
iiiirt'oiv-h, Croup. Ilrem'tltis. and Pains II the Uhest,
it ha. (riven univrna) si Waeti.w. Ir Kwanito
Conirh and Lun Siiupia sold at f0 eenl. by M. A.
Miller ,
For Sale. One new set harness.
Inquire at the Russ House.
J. II. Howard.
fl'KK FOlt MUM HEADACHE.
Do you want a remedy tor I) II ouiums. Pimploa on
the face, anil a sure cur tor hick neauai-ne, a ..i.
A Mill..,. t.hn Ilru-nrliit.. for P.. Ufli. Ill's Ll'IT PlllS,
only aid for a dow, samolos tree, full box 25 cents.
A fresh supply i'f Cieam Sods crackers
received t-il by t. ivci ion.
CUKE FOR PILES.
Itchlnir Pile are known by mols'.iire like presplra
tlou prodoe'nua very d aafreoihlo ii. liiiur alter net
tlnir wnrm. TIM. form as well as IPii.d, lllwdirrf and
liroiru.iiiur Piles-yl'ld nt oneo to Ibe apolicnlion ol
Pr llomiiiko's pilo remedy, whleh aeta directly upon
ih-'inrtaafloeteil.slM rbinir the tunor.. aUnyinn the
Inbrone I'l liliw ami effeeiioir a irmane-1 cure, fin
cents. Aildre The llr Ikwanko Med.clne to , Pious.
O. Sold by M, A. Miller.
Fine mixed and plain pickles t
U ALIAI E & TlfOMPSOS s
At Cost C. B. I'ulund & Co.. of this
city, are sullinc their el. t re .trick at cost.
Tin se waritmu baruaiu sunnlil call tally.
Tne tin
at Ron. coffee in the ir.aiket at
Wallace & Thompson's.
Pur u.-mpiete stock of limns and shots at
co t without reserve.
Hiiow.xell k Staxdaup.
I am uo v i-u.; vintf my sprit and sutnme
Cress ffonds. Ca 1 early anil .e. nre Lartra n
W. F. liKAD.
Its Dehrary of Flavor
and the efficacy of its action have render
ed the famniw ("nhfornis liquid fruit rem
edy, Syrup of Vlizs, liniiieiisely popular.
It clesnsAs and toms up the ultigged and
feverish ays. em. and dispels hesdHChes.
priHls and frtvers. For as lo by Fnshay
Mason,