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DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, OIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1888. NO. 35 Wm. Fortmiller & Co., -FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse "After business hour oall at realdenoe corner Fifth and Baku streets, THE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Mroa4, . Oregon Development Company' Steam ship Line. 225 MILES SHORTER. 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by any other route, z First -data through passenger and freight line from Portland and all points In the Willamette Valley to anil from Han Francisco, Cal. Willamette River Line of Steamers. The "Wm. M. Boa," The "N. 8, Bent ley," The "Three Bisters" are in service for both passenger and freight tralho be tween Corvallls and Portland and Inter mediate points, leaving Couipany'r wharf, Corvallls, and Messrs. Uuiman & Co's wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Port land, three times a week as follow : W.- F. READ (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Ia now receiving new gooda in every line. Old goods old out. NOKTII BOUND. Leave Coryallls, stun.. Wed. Mill Friday, 10:011 A, M. Albany, Monday.Wod. and Friday, 12:00 Noon Arrive Portland, Tu... Thu. and Saturday, 6:30 P. M. SOUTU UOUNU. Leave Portland, Hon., Wed. and Friday, :00 A, M, Leave Albany, Tuo., Thurs. and Saturday, 1:20 p. M. Arrive Uorvallls,Tue., Thu. and Baturday, 4:20 P.M. Boat make close connection at Albany with train of the Oregon Pacific Kallroad. TIMBSCHIiDUbia. (except Sundays.) Leave Albany, 1:00 r. ,; Leave Yaqulna, 6:S0a,s. Leave Corvallls, 1:17p, u. Leave Uorvellie,lU:l A.M. ArriY. Yaqulna, 6:50 r. a. I Arrive Albany, 11:16 A. a. - O. A C trains connect at Albany and i Corvallls. The above trains conneut at Yaqulna with the Oregon Development Company's Line of Stoamthips between ' Yaqulna and San Francisco, HAILING DATES . stsahkss, raos bah phasi-isco. ram yauuisa Wllleme'te Valloy, May 21t. May 20th Willamette Valley, May Slat June th Willamette Valley. JunelUh Junol.vh Willamette Valley, June 22nd June gain. The Company .rres .he rlghtto change sailing dates without notice. N. ii. Passimo-era from Portland and Wlllmiintta Vadav ooinu uan make close concoction with the trains of the Yaquina route at Albanr or Corvallls, and II des tined to San Francisoo should arrauge to arrive at Yaquina the evening before date or sailing. rwciitr and F.elghS Bales always Ike For Information apply u, O i 8tuart, Freight and Ticket Agent, Albany, or to 0 H Haswell, Jr., O. F. A P. Ait,, Oregon Development Oo SM Montgomery ' St., ban Francisco, Cal, . . HOIaltK, ' A. O. F. and P. Agent, Oregon Paciltc K It Co. Corvallle, Or, Another Republican has found the cour age of his convictions and announced him self as In favor of tariff reform and the Mills bill. This time it is Congressman Ander sen of Iowa, who declares that he is going to yote for the Mills bill because it is a step in the direction of tariff reform and be cause he is opposed to the policy of obstruc tion which is being pursued with regard to the bill by the Republican leaders. This brings another man into accord with the sentiment of those he represents, The men of Indiana are good fighters and good Democrats. Among the first to congratulate Judge Thurrran upon his nomination for vice president was Govern or Gray, who telegraphed these words: "Accept my congratulations on your nomi nation. Cleveland and Thurman will re ceive the enthusiastic support of the Indi ana Democracy." . The habit of using a red bandanna was begotten years rgo by Allen G. Thurman f om association with Eraile Gregoire, a French emigrant, who taught the Ohio s ."lesman how to speak "the polite langu age" and use a highly-colored handker ch'ef. Thus in a remote way France was recponslble for the most picturesque feat ure of the St. Louis Convention. i OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA -VIA- Oregon & California It. K, AND CONNECTIONS. ' TUB JIT. Ml 1ST A BOIITIC. Everything New, with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consisting of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIS I propose t have as oomr'nii a stock evur-. line as ever hrnno-ht en ny,. with all tt New Novelties and Latest Styles and as they are manufactured. All old customer and friends of the house and as well new onca, are cordially invited to call and inspect stock and 111C08. Do Not Propose Re To Undersold. W .F. READ, The bandanna handkerchief is protected by a duty of forty pe. cent., and will be a popular seurce of revenue this year. I am now receiving my spring and sum me rets goods. Call early and secure harga n W. F. Read. W F New embroidery justXreceired at Read's Another large invoice of Mason fruit jars received yesterday by r L, Kenton. DR. BO SAN-KO In his new discovery for Consumption, succeeded In producing a medicine which ia acknowledged by all to be simply marvelous. It is exceedingly pleasant to Hie lane, perfectly nannleas, and aoes not sicsen In all cases of Consumption, Coughs. Olds, Whoop' Ing Cough. Croup. Bre nchills. and Pains in the Chest. it has given universal satisfaction. Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung- Svrup is sold at 50 cents by M. A. atuier, , Time between Albany and 8a Francisco, 8fi hours. OAuroaxiA xxrasss it. tuts daily. Sou'.h North 4.00 P. a. I Leave Portland Arrive I 10:40 A a 8:06 r I Leave Albany Leave 7:05 A H 7:40 A M Arrive San Francisco Leave 0:30 r LOCAL PASSBSnSS YSAlltS DAILY (except Sunday). 8:00 A S "jTeavo Portland Arrive 11:46 r a 12:40 r a I Leave Albany Leave I 11;36 A a 2:4(1 P a Arrive Eugene Lnsve .00 A H ' "LOCAL PASSSSOKR TRAIMS DAILY, BXCBPT SUNDAY. 8:10 r a I Leave Albany Arrive 6:45 a a 8:50 r M I Arrive Lebanon Loae 6:00 A 12:50 r a Leave Albany Arrive 2:45 p a 1-30 r N Arrive Lebanon Leave 2:00 P PULLMAIi BUFFET SLEEPERS. ElCUltsllt SLKKI'BUS far und Class rassencers o all skreaah trains I'UKE OF IHlsttilt. West Side Division. KTvntKi( ronrLtio ai :intVAs,Li, mAilyaaix daily (exjept Sunday.) t 0 A a I Leave Portland 2:26 P a I Arrivo Corvtllls Arrive 0:16 p a Leave 1:30 xxprrss traiks DAILY (oxejpt Sunday. 4:50 p a I Leave Portland Arrive I 0:00 A SiOO r a Arri'-e McMinnville Leave I 6.46 A H At Albany tnd Corvallls oolrfiect with trains of Oregon pacine naiiroau For full Information retarding rates, maps, etc. on company Ageu. . . B. KOKIILER, P. At 0)180, Sucessor to N. H. Allen & Co 57 First, 'Street, Albany, Or. Conrad Meyer, PROPRIETOR OF- STAR BAKERY, Corner Broadalbin and First Sts.r Csaned FralU, Glsuewarc, Dried Fralt. Tobsvcoo, Satcmr, Etc,, t'aans tl.its, Qaeenawssre, Vegetathlv. (!l;ra, Npiceo. Tm, Etc.. In fact everything thf. i kept in a gen ral variety and grocery store. HlgheM market price paid for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. JOS. WEBBER'S Barber Shop ' Is now looated,' until he (rets Into tbj new Foshay Mason bulldlnft, Just north of No. 2' Engine House, where old and new customer are invite ta oall on him. New and Second Hand Store Owing to too incrfawed demands of our business wo have been compelled to move Into a larger store and we can now be found next door to S. E, Young, where we will be pleased to see our patrons. If you teed any stoves, furniture, tinware, crockery, clocks, oarpe'.s, pictures, fruit jars, trunks, books, roller skates, 'addles, saw, planes, etc and a thousand dtf. ferent and use a ticlei you can not de bettor this si. I nf Mn Fraud 100 than yon can do with us on a purchase or exchange, L. GOTTLIEB, 123 First Street,!Albany, Or. At CoaT.-r-C. B. Roland & Co., of this city, are (telling their entire stock at cost those wanting bargains should call early. Thu Guest RoaPt coffee in the market at Wallace II Thompson's, Administrtor's , Sale. e Notice ia hereby given that the undersign' ed Administrator of the estate of Sauuel T. Harris, deceased, will rrarsuant te an order of the bounty Court of Liun cenuty, uregou, duly made and entered of recordonjuneotn, 18SS, at the Uoort Mouse door iu Albany lo said county, on Taesday. (be 24 in day et July, IsSsy at the hour of ods o'clock io the afternoon of said day, sell all the right tute and interest of the said Samuel T. Harris, at the time of his death, in and to the following described real property, to-wit : lieginuing at the nerthwest corner of Section 12 in Tp, 10 8 R 1 west of the Willamette meridian ; thetos east61J rods thence south 208 rods to the seuth bank ef Thomas Creek ; thence west along the sonth bank of Thomas Crttk, fol lowing the meandering thereof 61 J rods to the hue of said Section 12 ; thence north along said aeotion hue, 203 rode to the place of bpftinningi containing 80 acres in Lion county, Oregon, to the highest b d ler. Terms of sale, cash in hand on da; of sale. Dated June 44th, 1SS8. ,J. H. PrEitY, Hewitt & Bryant, , Administrator. Att'ys for Adm'r, TELEGRAPPIIIC NEWS N. W. Notes, Washington, June 14.-I. S. Herhitr was to-day appointed postmaster at Vesper, Clatsop county, vice Charles J. Lindell re signed. Representative Hermann appeared to-day before the committee on public buildings t b-.... uigcu uic committee to maae a lavorame report on the bill provid ing for a public building at Salem, Oregon. From what can be learned It l nu. that the committee will lenort the hill h.ir to the house with a favorable recommenda- uun ior 11s passage. The Joint Lease. New York, June 14. It is reported in Wall street that the joint lease of the Ore gon Railway & Navigation Company's property by the Union and Northern Paci fic railroad companies has been abrogated. .1. i.iuicu in wine quanerg mat the union Pacific detected iu associate in a violation of the compact, and has thrown up the whole agreement The Union Pacific rail way, through the Oregon Short Line, leas ed the property in April, 1887, forninety-r- . " 01 Per cent annual dividends on the stock, and last fall it ad mitted the Northern Pacific to participa--ion in the lease. The Oregon company was immediately restrained in the Oregon courts from executine the ioint lease. Too Much for Him. San Francisco, June 14. The Oregon campaign seems to have prostrated JohnF. Swift. While stumping In the Intel lor ef the Webfeot state, Mr. Swift received a se vere attack of malaria and has not recover ed sufficiently to proceed to the republican conventions which he is one of the dele gates at large from California. Gen. Sheridan. Washington, June 14. At midnight it was said at Ceneral Sheridan's residence that the general has continued to held the improvement shown this week. He has rested easily, and slept a good deal of the time. No symptoms of another, relapse have occurred, and the general has not had . an attack of coughing this evening. Peculiar Accident. Tacoma, June 14. L. N. Hudson, of Sumner, was killed by a singular accident on Monday last,the news of which has just reached this city. In company with Coun ty Commissioner J. C. Kincaid and five others he was in camp at Lengmever's springs near the foot of Mt. Rainer. W'hile . stooping over the fire a 44-calibree Smith & Wessen revolver fell from his coat pock-: et,was discharged, and the ball entered his neck. Death ensued shortly after. The company decided to bury the body at the place as it was impracticable to bring it to Suinnrr.a son of the deceased who was ith the party sodeciding. Deceased was about 46 years old. A X. W. Storir. Walla Walla, June 14. The most . disastrous storm known here for many years passed over the town this afternoon. A high wind, lasting fifteen minutes, ac- campanied the rain. Many windows were broken in the penitentiary and the tin roof of the cell wing was ripped up. A large numder ot shade trees in the city were blown down. A large tree fell across Schwabacker Bros, warehouse, crushing It down and breaking up a large amount of new agricultural machinery stored witnin. No reports have been received as to dam age done crops. J, A. WINTER, A Photographer of experience,! in Browns ville for th summer, and is prepared to make photos in all sixes snd styles. Administrator's Sale. Notice is hereby given that the under signed Administrator of thu estate of Geo A Hall, decased, will in pursuance of an order of the County Court of l.mu county, Oregon, dulv made and ontered 01 record oo the 5th day nf June. ISS3, at the Court Homo door in Aioany m sam whuij Taesday, July 311b. IS, at the hour of one o'clock in tne afternoon of aid dv, sell all the right title and iutereit of the snid Geo A Hall at the time of his death in and to the following desoribed real property, to-wit . The uorth half of the northeast quarter anil the south half of the northeast quarler i.f Section 24 in Tp. 10 8 It 1 W nf the Willamette meridian in u oonnty. Oregon, containing 160 acres. Also a contract with tne ureon s vaiuoruia iv.,, Road Company, numben-d 1642 forthsssle ef the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 13 111 ip. luoni v th Willamette m.riitmn in unn county. r.MAM nnnini,i(r AO lerM. Also aeon' traotw'tth the Oregou & California Rail t).J nnn.harBil 12.",(5 forth Sale of th east hall of the southwest quarter of Section 13 in Tp 10 SHI" of th Willam ette meridian iu Linn county, Oregon, oon- tainiag 80 sores, to th Bigness otuuer. Terms of sal. cash in hand. Dated June 14th, 188. JlPV MEYERS, ' Ad mini tra tor , Patrnnhe home Industry. Joseph's C-jent cigarv. Firt m ike. Try one of , f his 0n CURE FOR PILES. Itching P!le are known by tniiture like presplra tlon, producing a very disagreeable Itching alter get ting warm. This form as well at Blind, bleeding and Erotruiling Piles, yield at once to the application of ir. Bosanko's Pile remedy, wnicb acts directly upon the ptrts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the In iim itching and effecting a nemiaiiert cure. 6'J ceuta. Addrees The Ur Busatiko Medicine Co , Piqua, O. Bold by M, A, lliller. CURE FOR SICK HE. 4 If ACHE. Do you want a remedy for B'llnmticM, Pimples on the face, aid a sure cure for sick headache, ask M. A. Miller, the Druggist, for Dr. tiei.ni's Liver Pills, only aid for a doM, samples free, full box 25 eelits. W. MCLAUGHLIN. Fashionable Tailor. Nobby suite and pants, cut and mad to order, from the latest line of samples, direct from 'Frisco, a speciality. Cleaning and repairing promptly done. Main Street, Albany, Oregon. The Oregon Bluod Purifier is nature's own remedy, aud should be iiscl to the exulusiou of all ottii-r medicines iu nit diseases of the stomsch, tiyer and Ptilneys. Mcsers Fofh.v & Mason, iliuguivt. al selling Wisdom's RolH-rtiiin whulesal aud retail, and giving beautiful picture cards with every bottle. I'oeittvely the most perfect and harmless article nf the kind in 1 tie mirkit
