DAILY EVENING
ALBANY DEMOCRAT.
VOL. J.
ALBANY, Oil., WDNESD AY, .JUNE 20, 1888.
NO. 39
Wm; Fortmiller & Co,,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse
JWAltor business hours call at roildenoe
oorner Finn and Halter streets.
THE YAQU1NA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
Oregon Development Company's Steam
ship Lluo.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
1 First-claw through passenger and
freight line from Portland and all points
in the Williimutto Valley to and from Han
Francisco, Cal.
Willamette River Line of Steamers.
The "Win; M. Hoag," The "N. 8, Bent
ley," The "Three bisters" are In service
for both passottger and freight tralllo be
tween Corvallis and Portland and inter
mediate point, leaving Company'r wharf,
Corvallin, and Messrs. Huluian & Co's
wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front tit., Port
land, three times a week as follows ;
norm iiou.su.
LeavaOrvallls, Mon., Wed. ana Friday, 1U:00 A, M.
Leave Albany, Monday ,Wed. and Friday, lx:OU Noon
Arrive Portland, Tue., Thu, and Saturday, 6:30 P. M.
SOUTH 11UUNU.
tan Portland, Man., Wed. and Friday, 8:00 A, M,
Lear Albany, Tue., Thurs. and Saturday, 1:20 p. M,
Arriv Corvallis, Tue., Thu. and Haturday, 4:20 P.M.
Boats mako close oonnectlon at Albany
with trains of tue Oregon Pacific Railroad.
TIME SCHEDULE, (except Sunday..)
Lear. Albany, 1:W P. M, j Leave Yaq ulna, 6:30 a.m.
Lea re Corvallia, 1:17 r, M. Leave t'orvalli.,lU:3S a,M.
Arrive Yauulua, 6:60 r. M. Arrive Albany, 11:16 a. a,
O..A C. trains oonnait at Albany and
3orvollls. The above trains conneotat
Yaquiui with the Oregon Development
Company's Line of Steamships between
Xaxiuina and .Man l'rancisco,
5 NAILING DATES .
STaASKSS, rHOM SAX FHASCIHCO. raoM VAMUISA
iWUlamotte Valley, lUy 21st. May2()Ui
Willamette Valley, May 31st June (1th
WUIamette Valley. June 11th June 17th r
WUIamotte Valley, -Jutie22tid June ttsth.
The Company -corves Jib rlghtj,,to
Ohange sailing dates without notice.
N. 11. Passengers from Portland and
WUlamMte Va.ley points oan make close
oonnecliu with the trains of the Yaauina
route at Albany or Corvallis, and 11 des
tined toS.su Franoisso should arrange to
, arrive at Vaquiua the evening before date
! of sailing.
rjaaeager anil F.Haut Kates always ilie
For Information apply i o J Stuart, Freight and
Ticket A'ont, Albany, or to 0 II llaswell, Jr., O. F.
efc P. Agl oruiron Development Co., 3J4 Monltroinerv
St., San Franciaco, Cal, ;. J. IIUUIjK,
A. a. F. and P. Agent,
Oraron Pacini- II K Co. Corrallu, Or
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
J -VIA-
Southern Pacific Company's Line.
tiii: tit. Hiits r t itoi TK.
Tims between Albany and San Fnnalscs, 95 hour.
OAUFOH.XIA BtrSSSS IkHSS DAILY.
00 T. M. I Loave . Portlam
ir Leave Albiny
1:0am
North
Arrive I 10:10 A a
Leave 1 7:llfi A u
Arrive wan ritinclsoo Loavo 0:30 r u
, LOCAL rASSISOKR TRAISS DAILT ;OXCOpt SuimIa) ).
8:00 A V I Loavo Portland Arrive I 8:46 r
18:40 p M I lutv.i All.,..., , .......
; :40 r a Arrive b'uireuo Leave 9 m A
f F.
READ
(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.)
Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods sold out.
LOCAb PAfHKKtiER TRAINS DAILY, KXCKPT BUN DAT.
Ifx I
8r m
Arrivii
12:00 p u Leavo Alli-iny
i;ov r m i Arrive
A I ban v
Lulianun
Arrive I 6:45 a m
Love I 6;iM) a m
Arrivel 2:45 p H
LuavB 2:0u r H
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tearlat Bleeping 1'nrs fur Aera-mmnnntinn
ec SecaaiK'ia.s rasneagcrs, ntlactiril
j to Express Trains.
'" Wert Hide blvlslnn.
mttnr.r.i piitrLv ano cowauis,
"Ail r.Ais daily (njept Sunday.)
A A u
1st r a
Laavn
Arrive
Portland
O.irVllllS
Arrive I 6:16 I
Leave 1:30
: Rvrssis taais.4 daily (osoipSuuday
( Or
Or a I Lean
) ra Arri-e
Portland
McMinnvllla
Arriv. I 0:00 ,
Leav. 6.4& i
At Albany mil Corvallis conneet vltb trslnl o(
v.on raoinb Katlroad
tr full Inform itlrni roarila rates, mpi, etc.
wuuipriy Arenk,
' R. KOKI1LER,
,. Manager,
, P. HOOERS,
Aas't 0. r. and P. Art.
Everything New, with New Prices
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
consiHtldg (if .
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
hats, gaps, '
furnishing goods,
bootsshoes;
and groceris
I propose If have as oo-ni-'o'.) a stock .nvj? li n s vi- hriurh ti
ny, witb ali t
New Novelties
and
Latest Styles
and as they are manufactured. All old custoinera -n,l iVin,.,!- f,,o ,
and aswell now ones, are cordially invited to call and iiiHi.ect ttock and
trices.
I Do Not Propose Ra To Undersold. ,
W.F.EEAD,
Sucessor to N. H. A Urn ic Co
57 First, Street, Albany, Or.
Tangent.
Rev. Atkins, of Corvallis, delivered one
of the ablest sermons last Sunday on the
transfiguration of Christ that it has been
our pleasure to hear for a longtime. The
speaker has the happy faculty of a good
delivery; he could 6oir high and come
down without falling, He just kept the
large congregation spell bound during his
discourse. His text can be found in the
first four verses of the 17 chapter of the
book of Matthews.
The district conference of the M. E. C. A.
closed a very successful and interesting
session here the first of the week. There
were thirteen preachers in attendance, be
sides a large number of delegates.
Mrs. Dave Spangler, of California, is
visiting her parents, John and Mary Beard,
of Tangent.
George and John Ileuck, sons of David
Houck, have finished their education, and
George has engaged in the drug business
at Independence, and John has been
offered a place.
The brass band at this place has been
engaged to play at Junction City on the
4th of July.
Acco.-ding to authenticate account he
will lead one of Tangent's fair damsels to
the hymcnial alter en July 4.
Mr. Sa-r. Bryant and Lelia J Knighton,
of this place, were to be married this after
noon at 4 oclock. Kev. Rounds omciat
ing. The Democratic party has reversed the
improvident and unwise policy of the Re
publican party touching the public domain,
and has reclaimed from corporations and
syndicate, alien and domestic, apt! restor
ed to the people nearly one hundered mil
lions of acres of valuable land to be sacred
lv held as homesteads for our citizens
National Democratic Platform,
I
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FOR THE LADIES
Bargains in Millinery, -
FINE TRIMMED HITS, BdME TS,
FLOWERS.RIBBONSlftCES, PLUMES,
SATINS. VELVETS, ETC..
At Very Low Figures.
These goo.i. must go, so eome esny and
get first uholce,
MRS. E. J, 0' CONKER
First National Bank
OF ALRAN1, OREGON.
Cultier.....m, . ,7,77
J, A. WINTER,
A Phr.tniiraDher of experience,!! in Browns
villa for the summer, and is ir pired; t
make'photoa inll siree ami styles.
L. FLINN
S. K, VOl NO
......GEO. E, C1IA1BEKLA1N
TRANSACTS A GENERAL banking buiness.
ACCOUNTS KEPT nibjeot to ohock.
S'OHT KXCHANtlE and tetarraphlo tanfer, sold
n New York. Kan h ..t ..'.
Oreiron. " '
COLLECTIONS MADE on favorable Inns.
D1RRCT0RS.
?' S Y"' "". OSO, E ClIAlSSRLAIS
L. E Blais, L. Fliss,
Walts G Ti'sssll, '
RedCrownMills
SOM, LANNING & CO.,PR0PR'S.
KBW PR0CK8S IXOrjK 8UPKRI0R t)K. FAM1MU
AND BAKERS DSB
BEST STORAGF FACLITIES.
Highest , Price in Cash fo
Wheat !
ALBANY OR.
TELEGRAPPIIIC NEWS
National Rrpnbllran Convention.
Chicago, June 20. Tribune ani Herald
say N. Y. delegates will not vote for De
pew. Gen. Spaulding, of Mich., savs sub
committee on platform was adjourned till
8:30 p.m. Platform will nut be reported
le day.
12:30 p.m. Convention called to order;
Motion by Roche, of Iil.,calling for report
from nnrani-rlnrt
0 ....... vuiiiiiiiui, iiaiiiiiuu
announces that credential committee will
not report until 8 p. m. Usnvention voted
to effect permanent organization.
1 5 p. m. Estee briefiv referred to Ore
gon election. Roche, o"f III., took the
platform and presented solid silver and
gold gvel to convention, works of III.
Presented chairman gavel of wood from
.esk in a tannery in Galana, belonging to
Grant. Received with great applause.
Boyne, of Penn., read report of committee
on rules and report gave Dakota 10 votes,
9nH W T A n . A .
... . , .ivinsi l ui ..Ullllllllicc UUU)ll-
ed excepting part relating to election of
-lt.vn.la lt..,l. .U i J
...v. H..n. huiici n vi III, Ul VllIU IIIUVCll
to limit nominating speeches to fifteen
minute". Defeated. Hoar moved recess
to 8 p. m. Carried and convention adjourned.
The color line down South keeps vanish
ing. The Mayor of New Orleans has just
appointed fifteen colored policemen. This
is a rather mors substantial recognition
than making them alternate delegates to
Republican conventions. ,
Mr. Thurman is a man whom all esteem
as the most distinguished private citizens
of the United States a man of great abil
ity, of known honesty, of pure' life, and
when in public life of indomitable courage
in the discharge of duty.
William Walter Phelps has a large bank
account, but this is offset by the fact that
he bang? his hair. No man that bangs his
hair will ever be elected president or vice
president. '
At Cost C. B. Roland & Co.. of tr.is
city, are selling their entire stock at coat.
Those wanting bargains should call eaily.
PlLI DiuviNO Mr H. M. Stcne has a
steam pile driver in operation at Corvallis,
being used in the construction of the O. R
& N. wharf. Any one wanting the use of
the machine can on tain it by writing to Mr.
Stone at Corvailir.
New embroidery just received at V F
Head's
I am now ruc.tiving my siriuit and sutnme
i'ress Loodit. Call early aud secure barpa n
W. F. Read.
int. 110 sis Ho
In hie new iHcwery fr.r Consumption, ancc-eded In
p.nducinira niertk-ino wllit-h is avkllowledjred by all
to be nimply inarvel-irw. It la exi-ecdiuifly pleasant
to the taste, perfoc ly hinnlL-M, and does not sicken
lnallcat. of c,oimmnvti,m' Ctmifha. Colds, Wlioop
inn Coinrli, Croup, Hreitoliiile. and 1'aina n the Chest,
il. lias given uuirt-ral sati-fajlinn. Dr Hisntiko's
Cnu,h and Lun ,rup I. sold at 60 cents by M. A.
Miller,
one nf
is cwii
Patronize home iinlutry. Try
Joo-i'li s fi-ceut ciktari". r ir. f li
tnk.
(IRK FOR 1'II.KS.
Itching Pile aao known by niols lire like resP,ra
tion, prtKiuciiiz a very dinsfreetle Itrhinir aller gtit
tiiurwarni. Tills form as well as ll!lnd, lllecd:rail
prolnuliiis Piles, yield at once to the spnllcatioti o
Or. H.winko'8 Pile remedy, which acts directly Uon
the psrts affecled, abs-rbniir the tumora, allayins tl e
lllton lichlnir and elferilnir a pcroisnent cure. 60
cents. Address The lir Hosunko Medicine Co , Pinua,
O. bold by M, A. Miller,
Lisa' runty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(successor to Cowan & Cuslck.) .
ALBANY - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a ejoneral banking business.
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on Now York, San Fran
Cisco and Portland, Oreiron.
LOAN MOriEYon approrod security.
RECEIVE deposits subject to check.
COLLECTIONS ontrustod to us v. Ill reck, promo
entlon.
JOS. WEBBER'S
Barber Shop
Is now located, until he et lno tl...
new Koshay Mason building. Just north
of No. 2' Knglee Uouse, where old and
w uslonie are liiMiefl to call on liini
California Fruit.
S.x Francisco, June 19. At a meeting
of the executive committee of the state
board of trade to-day , Mr. Hatch, just re
turned from the East, and the demand for
California fruit was excellent. The first
two cars of fruit this season sold for $2350
piece. Much interest is reported from
several sections of the state regarding the
exhibition for the G. A. R. encampment at
Columbus, Ohio. The railroad cpmpany
agrees to transport all exhibits to Colum:
Bus and Cincinnati tree ot cnarge.uuarters
in the city hall at Columbus vj(lasg be fr?S'
Stanley Probably Dend.
Paris, June 19. Advices from Zanzibar
to Journal des Dcbats say there is little doubt
that Stanley is dead. The families of per
sons who accompanied theexpedition have
worn mourning for several weeks- It is
believed Tippoo Tib had taken revenge for
Stanley's having thwarted him in his ef
forts to continue the slave tarilfic.
Helena Thugs.
Helena, M. T, June 19. For nearly
three weeks Helena has been afflicted with
a gang of professional burglars, who have
robbed the residences of citizens with im.
punitv and defied the efforts of the police
to catch them. No less than thirty houses
have been raided during that time without
disturbing the occupants,
Itlrli Lead Strike. .
Lebanon, Mo., June 19. Mr. L. VV.
Burris, Postmaster at Alinan, Hickory
count;', about thirty-five miles northwest
of here.was in this city to-day exhibiting
some rich specimens which he took from a
shaft he has sunk on his premhes near the
Little Niague river. He said that in a
shaft four by six feet and twenty-eight feet .
deep he raised over 20,000 pounds . of ore
like the samples exhibited, which will yield
not less than c.i per cent of pure lead. At
twenty-eight feet he tapped a vein of water
01 a cap rock, and wrs forced to resort to
d: illing. It is ce tainly the richest lead in
this county.
Asinin Arrctfel.
Portland, Or., June 19. W. G. Emery,
until recently bookkeeper for Dayton &
Ha'!,' of this ci.y, was arrjstcd this morning
on charge of embezzlement. The books
have been partially expeited, and it is alle
ged that, so far, the shortage foots up four
tho.isanddolUrs. In the police court to
day, Emervwnived examination and was
placed under four thousand dol ais bonds.
Newspaper Sensation.
Macon, Ga., June 19. The Macon A'ews,
an Intensely democratic paper, created a
sensation yesterday by publishing a head,
line at tlie top of the editorial columns,
"The leading republican paper." What
gave the an.iounc.nent effect was the fac'
that the paper had violently assailed the
free trade plank in the democratic plat
form. The obnoxious line resulted in sud
den curtailment of subscriptions, which
brought the matter immediately Before
the directors of the paper. An investiga
tion proved that a malicious printer had in
serted it surreptitiously.
PnlTOTn nv .TtTi V -.Pratvf.tr.l urill niva en
other one of those populir parties at the
Lowsnn rlsDoiug academy 1 n thn eVeim-g o
l.i.. a 10.0 1 : 1 1 . . 1 1 ' 1 1
ouiy 1, lixo. muMciana imui I (Twaini win
be add d to hii justly celebratid orchestra,
an vleuaiit fupper will be served ami do
patos win la -parta so niaae tn:s 1111 moss
social event of the season.
Wklls Duo. Wells dug on reasonabl
terms. Call o.i the undersigneJ or at thl
office.
E. B. Davidson
CURE FOR N1K HEADACHE.
Do jou a nt a retnid) tor n'llousuces. Pimples on
the face, a tl a sure cure for sick headache, ask M.
A. Miller,ibe Diuirukt, for Dr. Oel.id'a Liv.r Pills.
, 11 y aid fur . doe, npli. lice, full t x 16 cents.