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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY oDiE! mL 0 CtRy AT VOL. I. ALBANY, Oil., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1888. NO 57. Ik F o rt m U C o , P FUXEIt.VI,. DIRECTOItS.- Prompt Attention-First-class Hoarso pF After buslnen hours call at resilience corner Fifth and Biker streets. KVE, K A It AM) DKKOltMITlKS. Dr. T.J. Enton, Formerly of Hie Burgh-sl In- iiriuniy ui inillaiiaiHilis, win visit Allien v. Jriiliiy to Wednesday noon, July l.'lth to IKtli. Koomsnt ICcverr House. AtCorvnllis Tliumlny, Friday and Saturday, at Hotel, juiy lutii to zist. I l(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods aold out. THE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Riilroad, Origin Davelopinint uoipicyn ratiaui- snip ijine. 225 MILES SHORTER 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by any other rjule. Kirt-cla through passongor and freight line from Portland and all points in tli') WilUtint'.e Valloy to am) from ban Francisco, Cal. Willam8tt3 Mm Lina of Steamers. The "Win. M. Hoag," The "N. S, Bent ley," The "Throo Sisters" are In service for both passenger anil l'rni lit tralUi) be tween C'orvallis and Portland snd Inter tneilialo points, leaving Company'!' wharf, C'orvallis, ami Messrs. llulman & Co's wharf, Nos. )U and 202 Front St., fort land, three times a Wbek as follows : NOKTIt HoUNii. LeavoUoryallis, Mon., Wetl. and Friday, 1i):ujA, At. Leave Albanv, Monday, Wed. and Friday, li:0l Noon, Arrive 1'ortland, Tuo., Thu, and Saturday, 6:30 P. M . SOUTH BOUND. Leave Portland, Mon., Wod. ami Friday, 8:00 A.M. Lwav. Albany, Tue., Tliura. and Saturday, UM p. M. Arriv. Uorvallia, Tuo., Tim. and Saturday, 4:2V V. M. Iloats make close connection at Albany with trains of the Oregon Faolllo Railroad. TIHKSCIIKDULK. (went Sunday..) Lerv. Albany, 1:00 r. u, Leav. Corvallie, 1:17 P.M. Arriv. Yaiuina, fi:oi) r. H Leavo Yaiiuina, 6:90 A, a. Leav. t;orvaiiis,io:w a, a. Arriv. Albany, 11:16 a. u, O. O. trains connect at Albany and Corvallis. The aoove trains connect at Yaiiuina with the Oregon Development Company's Line of Uteaimbipa between Vaiiuina and San Francisco, NAILING DATES . mo bah mam-iaco. PHOM TAU,UINA Willamette Valloy, Willaiuette Valley, Aillaiuotto Valloy, Willamette Valley. June '22nd July 3rd July lath Jul)' mil. June 2Sth. July Mill. Juiy 24111, The ConinAnv .corves .he right to change sailing dates without notice. N. 11. Passengers from I'ur.Und and VVillaniHtta V lov noiuts can make close 1'imiiBi'LI 'ii with ma trains of the Vauuina route at Albany or (Jorvaliu, and il des tined to San FrAUuisM should arrange to arrive at Vanulua the evening bol.ire date of sailing. jniuicr mid v.clzht llstr.s nlwnys tue Forlnforinition apply to C J Stuart, Freight and Ticket Agoiil, Albany, or to O 11 llasft'ell, Jr., O. r. A 1'. Agl Oregon Development Co,, 314 Montgomery St., bail Franolaco, Ual. J. il. IKMil K, . O. F. and P. Agent, Oregon Paciuc It It Co. Corvalu., or. Everything- New,with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, , consintiag of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIS Dr. Eaton has for the nast t went v-five years made a specialty or the eye, ear and uciifi lumen, mm ims straigutened moro than one thousand cross eyes. All in flamed and sore eyes can be cured unless disorganization has taken place. Artificial eyes insetted and the most ellicient braces lor tne cure or crooked limbs, club feet, spinal diseases, etc., furnished. CK08S-KYK8 CURKD. The followiiiir reference to Dr. Eafnn In taken from the Merced Argus" of the lli'h inst : On Saturday last we witnessed an on. eraticn upon a cn,ss eye by Dr, Eaton at his rooms in the Kl Canitan Hotel. The subject was a twelve-year old daughter of nir riiiiisHKor, a resident or tins town, who has been from her birth afllicted with cross-eyes. It was done without pain to the little girl, who during tie op eration on the eve. smilinizlv answered several questions asked her by the Doctor and ourselves. Minnie Hunsaker, the subject In this case, alter the operation appeared a bright, pretty little girl and sniueu graieiuny while thanKing tne Doctor for treating her so tenderly and subjecting her to so little pain." 1'iie) following account of a remarkable surgical operation uerformed bv Dr. Katou is taken from the Kl Paso "Times" of the 10th ultimo : "in comnanv wlthCantain S. D. Slocum we calid to see Miss Jennie Slocum, the youngest daughter of the Captain, who has been in lil Paso under the treatment of Dr. Baton. We remember to have seen ibis young lady a few months ago at the rancn, wun ner toot twisted until It was at r.ght angle with the other foot. To-day tr.e lett loot is as straight and natural tue rignt. we cougratulate the young lady and rejoice with her father in this successful performance of Dr. Eaton, We were sceptical until we witnessed tne re sult. v are now satisfied of the prom. ises of the Doctor. In thee instances they were verified." A remarkable case was brought to our notice vesterdav. beinor that of a 15-vear old daughter of Mr, E, P. Gilpin, a sub stantial farmer, formerly of Columbia, Missouri, uow living near coiiisDurg. in this county, who had been totally blind from scrofula in the eye for fifteen months. She was treated by Dr. Eaton, who is now in mis city, aitor one nersonal ezamina tion, by mail with the gratifying result of restoring sigut completely. The Doctor and his young patient aro both receiving congratulation. - Gainesville "Hesperi- TELEGRAITIIIC NEW S A Itceomit. Ienui.eto.v July io The official count of the late election gave Young,republican, three majority forcounty clerk. In South Pendleton precinct, the tally sheets show ed a discrepancy of six votes, and Thomas Hartman, democrat, who has been county clerk for the past two years has instituted a contest. The trial began In the circuit court, Judge Ison presiding, ycsterdav.The court recounted the ballots to-day, with the rcsuu mat uartman gets twenty-two ma jority in the precinct, instead of eight, as heretofore announced, and re-elected him clerk by a majority of eleven. Chinamen. Seattle, July io. Twenty-one China en, w ho were last week taken to British Columbia by the United States marshal be cause they had entered the L'nite1 States unlawfully from that country, and whom the British authorities refused to allow to land without the paymcntof $5ocach,wcrc brought up before the United States Com missioner tmery to-day w ho held them under $ioro bonds each to appear before the next grand jury in August. They are charged with having entered and unlaw fully remaini ig i.i the United States. CI K FUR SICK HEADACHE. I) yo , uit a remedy for B'liouqneM. Pimples on Ithefacr, a tl a suro cure for sick headache, ask M. A. Millir,the Dru'.'ifisl, (or Dr. Qer.ni'e Liver Pills, only aid for a doae, samples free, full box 25 cents. - I propose have cn'orVl) a stock ever bany, with all 't line a ever broiiijhc tj A.I- New Novelties and Latest Styles and as thev are uimiufactui'Ktj. All old customers and friends of the house well l.ew onus, are cuulially Invite,) .io cull mid tusi.ect Block and and aa nice. OVEtlLVJJ TJ C.M-lFiRM Sjufclisra Paoifls Company's Lino. the nr. Hiitsri koi rt;. Tl in b it.v.M.i Al'oaiy aud Hiu Krvuiici, 35 hours OAMroHJU KXFRSSS 11. 11X8 IlSU.T- Do Not Propose Re To Uniiersald. W .F. READ, Referee's Sale. the Circuit Court of the State of Ore- gOHijor I.tiin County. li A Holman and Julia Holm an his wife, Ollin Mietbon 'id Hainan dhotbon her husband, und Kl zabetu Holman, Plain tiffs. vs. Tcmpa Hunt and Leander i'lint, her hus band, Mary IJaunah and Tim" Hannah, he. husband, Jeremiah Holman and Klvina Holman, nis wife. I.iaac ilolman, Elif.abeth Strong and Win, Strong, her husband, Calislerie Fnrgey and Elias Eorgov, her husband, Martha Hill and D Hill, her husband, Lottie Reiri and Thoi R9id. her husband, Jeremiah Wbidby and Josephine Whidby, Mr. wile, Martha Lan ders and J no Landers, her husband, Jennie Caldwell and Floyd Caldwell, her husband, Sarah Hunt and Lyman mint, her h'isband, Moliie Sanders and D San ders, her huslniiii, John Whidbv. Monroe Whidbv. G U Whidbv, Thos Whidby, and Wot bonnett. Defendants. liandall 111. Washington-, July io. Samuel J. Ran dall was again seriously taken ill last night, and for a time was in danger of death. This forenoon, while very weak, he is resting quietly, the acute phase of the trouble hav ing been brotiht under control. River and Harbor Bill, Washington, July io. The conferees on-the liver and harbor bill have beer, hard at work, and are making fair progress. The members of the confernce decided that they would not give out any information as to their labors until they got through. it is rumored tnat the president will veto the bill any way , owing to the large amount appropriated. A Qneer Plea. Tecoma, July io.The case of Wm. White for murder came off before the dis trict court to day on a motion to quash the indictment. The motion is based on the fact that of the seven grand jurors who found the indictment, two were women. Col. Haines of Seattle argued for the de fendant and Hon. Galusha Parsons of Iowa for the territory. The case has once been tried, a verdict of murder in the second de gree being found, and is returned from the supreme court for a new trial, i A Carinas Startler. Grafton, July io. A peculiar murder case comes from Ohiowa. The coroner . has just returned from there, where he held an inquest. Bernard King, a farmer, pur chased a pair of boots. King and his wl'e were hoeing in a corn field. Mrs. King thought the boots were too high priced an article for her husband, and they got into a quarrel and" belabored each other with hoes. Mrs. King struck her husbanda vio lent blow with a hoe biade, from the ef fects of which he died. She left the body lying in the corn field until the arrlvial of the coroner. The murderess is under ar rest. I - Sucess'ir io N. H. Allen & Co 57 First Street, Albany, Or 4.00 p. it. I Loavo 7:V) a m I Arrive Portland Alb.ny Arrive Leave Loave Nutth 10:40 A u 7:11.) A H ():.10 r U L'jcAiirAsKNunaTHAij( daily iuxcopt Sunday) I Lci-ivo 8:1)0 A M il.W P M Leave Arrive Portland A lli.u iy Ku-j-titio Arrive :44PM Leave I U ;& a m Leave 9 KM A M LOCAL PAHitXNitKIt TR-USM DAILY, KXCKIT HUN HAY. H: W P H I Leave H:ji,r m Arrivd .2:'i0PH I L-wve UM v H I Arrive Albany L-jhititiii Allnny L'j1u.iim Arn Leave Arrive Luhvm 5: 4f a 6;UD A ll l!;4r)P H 2;(Kl P PULLMAS BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars fur Acmiuiiiouiitlixi ol areopil-ClaM I'nsscn- Bfrs. nttneliftil in tufmiTMUi. Vt,l s,e bivialiili. IIDFffEKH rilBTLlMf ANI flCRV.al.Ll4, KAlLTitun dvii.t ( .t Sunday.) OA a I !.'!'. r s Luavo Arrive I'rtland C irvillis Arrivo lj.ve 11:15 r H 1:) XT,r:tMa TR ais.a daiut (oxoip. Sunday. (:ir iirn Leave Arrl-e Portland MeMinnvllle Arrive havo 0:00 A M 5.45 A AtAlhanr and Corvalli. ool.neut with trains of Crogon Paolne Kallroad For full Information rearJInir .rates, nnjis, eto. on Company 'a Agent. ft. K0F.HLER, ' I; R0?J-. Manager, , A't O, V. and P.Art. FOR SALE, at very low rates. LuinbBr, SMngles, 'Lath, Posts, Pickets, Fence Trimmings, Sash, Boor3 and Blinds. all for Drlnas at yard on 8th St,. . ' east of O. A C switch. VV. W, CR0WDER. G. L. BLAC.UN, Successor to E. W. I.angilon. DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, C-IEVIICALS, OSJ3HES, SOAPS, COMBS, and everything kept In a first-class Drug Store. Also a Hub .ltoek of pianos and organs. ALBANY. OREUON. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. EUGENE CITY. . i hmrina i.n Monday the 17th .,,-lir. 1S8S. Free achoiarship rrom every county in the State, Apply to , emir County snpsrlntondent yFor StJl Classical. Sclentiflo. I.iterarv and a short Kngllsh Course In which the . I. no Lntln, Greek, French or Grnan. The English i pre-eminently . Business Cour!:e. For catalogues or other lnform..ion. 'frjwm0 President, FOSHAY & MASON, Druggists and Booksellers Agents for John B. Alden's publications, rfhioh we sell pibllsher's prices with (ostagoat'.dAd. AI.IIANV. OKF.OOM. JOS. WEBBER'S Barber Shop Is now located, until he gets inlo thJ new Foshay A Mason building, Just north of No. 2 Engine honse, where old and new customers are Invltea to call on him. OTICE is hereby given that the nn dersinged, tne tielree duly apnomio ed by "'e above entitled court in in ah .e entitled cause to make sale nf thu premises hereinafter dosorlbid, wlil pur suant to an order of said Court in said ...,,. dnlv made and entered of record 0" the 12th day of March, 1S83, at the Court House door in Albany iu said coun ty on Hntiirilny tlifJ.-.th lnr or.lngusl, 18S8, at the hour of one o'clock In the f fternoon ol said day sell all the right, title, interest and cslato ol eacn 01 tnu i-iainniio Do'endants herein In and to Ilia following described premises, to.wit: The koutn eat quarter and the south half of the norilieast nunuer i neuii'.u biakb-u - i',u, ,wi,h, in. s It 1 E. Also the north west quarter of the northeast quarter of Section ten. Township 11 S R 1 w. Also beginning at tne southeast corner m ij one In Section thre In Township 12 K 1 w. and running thence west seventy-ivv.i rods ; thence north sovonty six rods ; thence cast seventy-two rods; then south seventy s'ix roas to the p!aoe ol beginning, all situated in the Willamette meridian In Linn county, Oregon, containing 814 acres. Terms of salecash In band, . W m, Cyrus, Releree. CUKE ton rit.ES. Ilcnin t'floi aro known by m iV.nro like prcsp;ra lion, iro.lo.vtiiir a very tliMu.riee.ule itchinir alter ting warm. Ttita form as well al UMml, lilood:i-gan protruding Piles, yield at tnce to the uiiliuation o lr. UEa'iko'a Pile remmly. Wiiioh iwts dirctly tipon th pir: alTcJteil, abi .rbing the tu uura, allaying the luti-ntf! iwhin anil effec log a iKjnii3liu-t cure. GO cenu. AdilrcM The Dr l!oa ik ) Medicine Co , l':c,ua . cold by M. A. Miller, Fine mixed and plain pieties at . Wallace & Tiiomp on s. TEACHERS , Who wish to t& re firt grade ccrtlficRles .n.l for N- rmnl Question Book which contains ob it .loonnges of questions nnA ortnnlpte nnwer. Price, St.w. Ad- dreia Prof. A. B. rM.ildcrs, Brownsyille.Or OR. BO SiVKO In himew diciv?ry ir Conamin-tio i, euoccdt d In irxMjuplii(f a medloino which i nokn iwhnlftl by ah tube simply ma.ve.0u1. It In txae linly vlci-rant to the taste, iMjrfO'jlly Imnnltm, and dotm r.dt ttuken -In all atac9 ot (.'ous-umi'liipii, Couifbfl. L'oMn, Whoop iiiaCouifli, CnU, Itrrnctiiiiri, and Pains ntltethest, it. lias Kivtiii univtrnl iu!iifnoiion. 1r Itinnnko'a (.'ouh and Lun ; Sni- U eld at 6) cenU by M A Miller, ALBANY OOLLEGJATE INSTITUTE ALBANY, OREGON, 1888, 188. Fir. Term Opens Mepfeiuber IHtk, ISSs. A lull corps of instructors, CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL , .CLASSES. Courses of study arranged to moct the need of all grades of students. Special inducements offered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from JMSO to l?,fO. Board in private t'li'lwr at rates, Koimi" li-r ti anting al smnllfX' fnse. A caralin siipervi-iMii fXHrcixH.1 ovt-r stu dents fwv from homo. Kali lerm opens September 71 h. fc'ur cliculi and full particulars addres the President. ltr.T. r.LltEUT ft. fOMUT Albany, Oregon I .... V