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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1888)
DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, Oil., FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1888. Win. Fortmif & Co,, N041. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Prompt Attention-First-class Hoarse "AftSr,l;",l"e" "ours' call at residence oornor Fifth auU Baker streets. THE YAQULYA ItOUTE. Orezon Pacific Railroad. Oregon Davelopment Company's Steam ship Line. 225 MILES SHOKTER. ZU HOURS LESS TIME than by any otlior route. . rJ'l18.t'PIa',s, tl,roKh passenger and f K,t'!!!?frl" Portland and Til noinYJ Willamette River Line of Steamers lev" 9Th '"t,M- Tl18 8. Bent" "r oi Passenger and freight tralllo be. lfrthf-.i a,ld t., Port! ween as iouow : w. F. READ, (Successor to N. H. Allen 4 Co.) U how receiving new goods in every line. Old goods aold out. NUKTH HOUND. aVCJ':.'.','::. ."a ty. hoa.il bOUTII liOUN'u. Arrt v. Pallia, Tu..,W and tatuXVw Pli , ItnaiJ. mala .nu . ' ifi hi ;.T ,T """T1" Aibanv """ ""'K"u raoiuo Kallroad. TIME SCHEDULE. (e,cept'8undar.. Hv. Albany. 1:00 r. . ;Lo.v. v.,.,.,. ... Arrlv. Y.quli.0, 6:w r. Arrive Albany, ilTuT jC m 'U. S C. trains oonnAnr. ni aii ,V..V. 7 i . "Kon Development Jompany's Line of MtsHmnhir.. " Taoillnaan.l .M.n ir,.....i T a ni'VI-JUU, NAILING Ij4tES gKAUKKS. H.OI. A r.A.H.ICQ. KHOM TAUIII.T Willamette I alley, JuneSind Juno SMth Wi ametl. Valley, July 3rd July 18ili i amelle Valley, July llh Ju,v h I illaiiiolle Valley. July 2lftli. ' ' t .3 . iSSSZ.. to M ii u "IIUOIU nonce. . ... . . K,, ,rolu riir.iaiiri and . irania 01 tne laqu na ffOUte at Alh.tnv .... .'.......in.. .... i j.1 . irrlvs I iv: . "u 7. "rraDK? to If sailing. .uo,or8 uj" ruHener au.l ',,iBlu Kale, always me 1 , . -j. i w v, li'iitiDvvoi.. jr., u. b. u V- " """"'piiiuii. vo,, .M.niiift.mBry ' S-"' "ikj, C.I. ;.". IIIMJlli. Orwii iViHcHltUo.Cun-allU, Or. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA -.VIA-. 'attorn Pacific Company's Line. wiii, .nr. mi isi 1 kuitk. v.. c Ma-ftflAlta-y s, K,ei...,,4 hour, uAuroaxu Kxraiitii i,,us, DA1I-r I,,,.,.. ... . . l"--nti lr, m i ."niTiim Arrtvo 10:40 am MpnSimuMlllf oxco)t Sundliyt a u r.... t.- rr. i.i.. rtnianu 10 pu LiiMVH mi Arrtvo k ' Arriv :45pj Leavo I ll;a,ri a M Lauve 0 .-00 a M iQCAL PA1MKXUBK TRAISg OAlbY, KXCKPT SCNDAT, P M J Leave Albany P y Arrivs I ,.! 'JpJl Leave Aibwiv i m Arrive I ...ha...... Amie I 5:: a h ''cave j 6:00 a m Arrive Leave I S:0upm PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Wui lPlni( Car, MrenBim.a.ii.a ., ,,, i-aanxira. aliarbril o t.rea Train. Wftl at... f KK MIHUII AMI i .tttV ALHS. 'I JI ILTKAI BAILt (t Sunday.) Arrive irtlaml CVrvillta Arrlv. I 0:IS r a l.oavo I 1:30 a fM TJ1AIX.1 DAILY (onojp1. SilniUy. I l.fuv. I Arri - Portland HoMlnnvlll. Arrlv. Lnavo 0:00 A a S.4D A a Everything-New, with New Prices Lqwer than Ever Offered in Albany, "consiatiiig i.f DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS,. FURNISHING GOODS," BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIS I propone t bave as ooinr'iolj a s-.ock Hv li?." ny, with ail t a Una, hrvijS: to New Novelties and Latest Styles and us tliev are uMm.I'mn nt-url All ..I.; i and a, wel',.ew ooe are curd.ally 7,1""" ;.,icee. ' ' c"" ""'."j-eoi stock si,d Do Sol Propose Be To Undersold. W.F.EEAD; uru quarter of a century wc have maintained the highest tariff in the world u.e pretense that it nourished ourindu, tries and kept up the r ii.. ,, Uer that tariff we have had the worst panics .merest industrial and business prostrations thatevcr afflicted this country Who has forcottcn hr.w hl. tn,irr r..!i... fc-cd the homeless and starving tramps who .u ,,on au Ule ij;hwaj.softhe land torycars after the crash of ,R-,, v. - --J' I Ci HOW, Air. John Gustisvascty is advertising in the ii iiapcrs tor work for i t i.: . - - v. iiib jiai- Ian fellow countrymen at Co cents a day, ...... ..yc paiu in 1-ennsv v.-i n'. ed ore beds, we are told that any interfer- w win. uie trust subsidies and monopoly extortions guaranteed hv n, ,.rt .... m, reduce the wages of labor to the pauper u"s' ui Europe: Tariff revision is Cleveland's eift to this campaign. And the answer is an unprin cipled cry of "Free Trade." One mignt as wen accuse a man of nronosinin because he takes off his overcoat in warm weather as to assume that a 10 n,.rmi r. auction ol duties means a ico per cent. de. sirudon. it is this kind of cap'ious critic. ism mat oltends people. The traffic in lalse colors, as evidence of loss of faith and lackoftrustinthepoweros honesty and virtue, is the thin'' that threaten ih,, .... - i'"" uiiu inuuipi'es independents, A worn in has invented a liiTTTv nr, thoroughly padded, in which the'baby can-' not be hurt even if it tip over. The carri- ;e can be turned into a cradl n,i intoaswinjf. It is to be regretted that while the woman inventor w.i k. she didn't add a few other improvements, so hnl II . 1 .. . ' .... u.u naKen ine servant girl in the morning, do themarketing, feed the baby when it clamored for food, flirt with a pol iceman and spank the infant when it wf s old enough to deserve maternal punish ment. When a woman undertakes to in vent a domestic article she should make it perfect. To stop bleeding at the nose, when apply ing cold water to the neck nnH fnn. effect, dissolve a little alum in a basin of water and inject a sniff of it un till" nnctt-ile . hold the head back and do not ..attempt to uiuw me ncse. latflst arrival from Chicago choice dried beef, Io, 1 whits fish, mackerel, eto.. at Brotrnell ft Stanard's. V. 3R't,Al'iHI.IX. Fashionable Tailor. 57 First Street, Albany, Or. SuoMs.ir to N. H. Alien Jc Co Wlull .i i, ii . ru'JT .raiili. Blip., etc., " Company's Agent. ' KOEHLER, . p. ROOBM. Manager. Aas't G. F. and P. Arf . FOR THE LADIES I First National Bank Bargains in Millinery, 'INE TRIMMED HATS, BQMSTS, ;LOWERS,RIBBONS.LACES, PLUMES, SATINS, VELVETS ETC., At Very Low Figures. Thi.an ir.mil. mnvl. irn. an ftninA Aitriv and get Hrst choice, MRS. E.J, 0'CONNE.l J, A. WINTER, A Photographer of exjwripnce.it in Browns ville for the summer, and is pnptred t mkoli!iotoiinill airajrind etylea. OF AI.KAJl, OREGON. PrAHl.l.mt. . vePre,ide,,r:::v:.::.::.::--::"-s:Yif ucu. r.. CIIAAIUKKIAIX TRANSACTS A OENF.RAL baiiklii; l.u.lneaa. ACCOUNTS KEPr subject to check. SIOIIT BXCHANOK and telegraphic trannfer, t0W Oren ' Fn"'CUK. C"''"" nd Poril , COLliECTIOSSMADF.on favorable term.. ' DlBSCTOas, V" E .y01'0. GEO, E CttAMBBHt.At!, L. E IH.A1X, L. FLI, Waltk K Tcaaaul, Nobby suits i.nd pants, cut and nlad to Hum U1C laicsi line ot samples, direct ll"'ii -iiscu, a sjeciaiiiv, v Cleaning and repairing nromptlv done, Main Street, Albany, Oregon " Fur Sale. One new set harness. Inquire at the Russ House. J. H. Howard. Wells Di g. Wells terms. Call a:i t!.e undersi;ne J or at thi uiuic. E. B. Daviikso.v In hitm-.-wditoivery for Cunuii.tiin, stiocctkd In to lm simply nurveloin. It in exdemlliiclv pleasant to tint Int it.rrili- h-irnil.i ....I . I .1 In nil w.c of Cui.stiiitlio'i, Co'uIh. Co!iN, V1.im' ..s vii.inpi.i.ruuii, im-i iciii UK, auu iu:im in the Chest, l OUun tilltl l.llliir N i fill i i au.l.l t t... i IHIeY. " 1 - " Linn runty Bank, COWAN, ItALSTON & CO., (' uccejaor. to Cowan ft Cuslck.) ALBANY - - OREGON. TIlANSACTSaaoneral banking bunlnea. tiDiUfttinUviimnu... .. .. .. o n ...u.i. unnrmuii ii.w iura, oau rran Cisco anu Portland, Oregon. LOAMO.s'EVon approved aecurlty. KKl'KIVE deoilt subjeo to check. COLLECTIONS entrusted to as will receive promo entlon. ( I KE i on PILES. f ,v "'"" iiiti'.urc line jtrcsii ra tilitf imnn 'I'fiiu f..ri.. Bu uli nu DH...1 ....... iMuiruumjr i-m-H, at onco lit the ayulmtum ur. unMiiiKoH rue mnciy, which twos dirwil.v Uhhi ...ivhto .H uun aim tiieu.iiiff iurniatlr uun fttj ccntK. AiMrusi Tho Dr UumiiIcj .Mtdidim Co , l'i'.ua, At Cost. C. B. ilMml & Ca. nt mi city, arcjtelJin their ei.t.re ttck ht vont m.iiven n. lining UBI ifai 119 BIIIM1 Ml CILIt riil l ' JOS. WEBBER'S B;irbfi- Slnip Taa nri.tr InnAla.l ' ..nlll I... J. .1. i (.,; iiiiiii JCT urin Ml II IIIJ hcw rwimy 'in'" uuiiumij;. JUW lllltlll of Nn, 2'm Knino IIoum, wliere old nnd ne w tu.tonuit are itiMieo to chII on l im FOSHAY & MASON, -T1NJbl!.t ANU RMTAII Druggists and Booksellers, Agents for John B. A I il en's publloHtioiiH, ivbiob we aell pn'iJihar' pricao with . i j .j . AI.IIANV. OIIKUODi. TELEGKArPUICNEWS :hica(;o convention. Chicago. T urn i 'r.. -r onfootam.WalnelS him after L'ivinw llnrri. nominate .Int to defeat t-. e.as may turn Greshn ". " .:New up by other states. 1 - "0t takcn The AVwt iiipo . diana haye found' a-comblion to prey stamoede to ni.in. prcient Intcr-Orrnm r . i n. iora reced ne from Sherman and Gresham, and Harri son stock advancing. Times says contest narrowinr down tn Blaine. Sherman a ii..:... !., . n t0 in f-, ,.n,V( ii i . " " imcnancei r.rH ?f Blaine Wlth linker for vjce. ll:o6a. m . . ti- . . ".tuiiun ca: ea to order H.scock takes the chair. Roll rail "t- Ballot for nrncMoA. i-v.. Fla. HarrT . 'iT' ' '""-"SOI. 6; Sherman lo cVeham ,? Harrison t Ark : " " 'V . "'Mer r'-u ' :., aus 10, Harrison i. Gresham i, Sherman i: Cal.. nini- Conn .fShi!m 3' IIar"S" Allison I;' Conn.. Jlawlpv i- V ... . - Gresham. Iowa. AlMr T, . " "S r La., oherman o. Gresham i aii;., a.' irx- V.epe;r ''i!ieJa.davAmso" 3, T" luZ :h,ai" 2,Harrison UePew . Blaine Miss., Sherman, ia : GrPehnm , . it.' P.ew, 1. Mo., Sherman,6 ; Algero j'llar". "son, 3; Gresham. 11 : Alllaoif iTl DcDCW. 2. VK All: . ... ' . . iiuiwn, : aner man. 1 : A im . n.i JA . cr . , . , vjicBiiuiu I ! K.USK. i : , , . -v.,.,., u,aine, 1 : a eer. 1: Phelps, 3 : Denew. 8; Fiti, ' man, 3,. R. I., Allison. 8. S. C. Shi ' ILL sgevV3 ;;?ePew- Vermont, Har. nson. 8 : Va . .mrmo . u..... . . Iwon, 3 ; Harrison, 4 ; Aler. i : Grh. xr "". ' i Vinson, i. ew Mexico, Alger, i ; Sherman, i. Utah. Al- V J. as'"n8lon 1 er., Harrison, I ; In?allS. I I Grpshnm t T A Hi ' . Harrison, i ; Depew, j ; Blaine khir. Gresham, S ; Sherman, 7 ; Harrison, t Alger, 2 ; Allison, 7 ; Blaine, 1. Maine, Gresham. 1 Sbnm.. . . 11... . , . ' . - . 1 , filter, : riar- nson, 3 j Depew, 3 ; Allison, 2. West Va., Sherman, 5 ; Harrison. 2 : Greshnm , . Aleer. 1 : Blain .5 vvic d...i. . zona, Alger, 2. Dakota, Depew. 2 : Al. " nson, 1 ; Rusk, 1 ; Gresham, 1 ; Harrison, ; 1 onerman, 2 J Alger, I. 2nd ballot. Indiana changes from Harrison to G resh am. Alger, 116 ; Gresham, 10S ; Lincoln. 3 j Phelps, 18 ; Allison, 7S ; Ingalls ; 16 Rusk, 20 : Harrison, az ivii.. " 3rd ballot. " ' J" New Tersev a'wt A It:.. . . t-. Harrison, 4 ; Hhelps,4 ; Sherman, 1 ; Ale SF .vi'iiieV as easts 3 vote8 for Judge Total vote on 3rd ballot. " Alger, 122 ; Harrison, 94 ; Depew, go ; Phelps, 5,0 ; Lincoln, 2 ; Sherman, 244 ; Gresham, 123 ; R.sk,i6 j Blaine, 3? : Mc kinley, 8 ; Miller, 2. V Adjourned to 7 o'clock p.jn. Raid 011 U.ltnlilrrii. T.uo.M.,June 21 At 12 o'clock Inst night the chief of police with officers made a raid on gambling saloons and arrested i.arrv .Morgan, prontictor ofthe most n-cn. erallv known plnce, with live of his like. To day they were each lined $10 and costs. A ivisttiartV Of Prominent irinll.in.n wo. also taken in at anotliernla. in the rounds i-f the priM.. I liii tin. nf 1 1, a police is due lo a resolution r?asl at a ..virmijj 01 me city council last nigtitautn- orizinir the Chief to at nm-e enfnrri thp laws on gambling. ili'ukrn or. Walla Walla, fune 21. A license was issued yesterday for the tnarriana nf n member of the Second cavalry bind nn.lo young woman, the divorced wife of a pay master's clerk in the United Slates army, Iwi tc nnir Kt.itinm.rl nl W.,. V - "v" " a 1 .iiiiigcu. The young lidy.sinre her desertion by her iiusH.iuu, niis liven living wun her mother in this citv. Tin- wnH.lin.r ...1.. place last right. When the would-be groom .vent to carry away his intended bride, he found her locked In her room and a male member of the family on guard with a gun. A III Sale New Beiikuku, Mass.. June 2i.Tnn.-i. that. Bourne, Jr. of tills city, about a year ago purchased a gold mine near Summer, Oregon, for something over $24,000. A few weeks nft-r $150,000 was offered him for a Quarter IntiTMt ht.i a... 1 - ..... . ... mi?, working the mine some time he has dis posed of the property to a company, main ly nf St. f.nnl. ."..-.ii-!... I d:. Cflsh anil Kimirvm .f...l VunA. .1 mate a prolit of $00,000 per month can be 1114 dc out of the mine.