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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., MONDAY, JULY K;,1888. NO Gl Wm. Fortmiller &. Co,, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Prompt Attantion-Firsfc-class Hearse TAfter binlnim Iioiim call at residence corner trmii nun Ji.iicur siroais. THE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oragon Paoifio Railroad, Ortg-m D3velopi)i'jiit Co in piny 'a Steam- MllipijlUO. '225 MILES SHOJlim 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by any othor route. Firtcliv--4 WiDuura nassouiror and t'reilit line iVo;n Portland and all points In Mm WiJI;LrriiM..i Viillnv In tttid fro in San if l-'raucisco, ChI. Willamatts Rtvar Uu of Staauiors. The "Win. M. Hoak," The ,(N. S, Beat Kiy," The "Three JSisior!" aro la Hnrvice !or bntli passenger and l'roiglit tralliu be woen Corvallis and Portland nd In'.er nediate pointH, leaving Company'' wharf, 'orvalttH, ami Meisrs. JLuliuan A Co'h Iwharf, Nos. 200 ami Front St., Port land, three times a woolc as followd : NuitTil lioUNl. ,eivCorval)in, Hon. ( Wa. anil Friday, lU;0i)A, Al. Leave Albany, Monday, VeJ. and Friday, 1H:0U Noon Arrive Portland, Tue., Tim, aii'l Saturday, 6:30 P. M. SOLTII BOUND. Leave Portland, Mun., Weil, and Friday, 8:00 A, M, Leave Albany, Tue., Tbura. atit Saturday, 1:0 i. M, Arrive Cyvullia, Tue., Thu. and Halurduy, 4:23 Iloats make close connection at A I ban v ivith traius of the Oregon Faollio Railroad. TIMK HCHKOL'LK (except Sundays.) Lerve Albany, 1:00 p. m, ; Leave Yaquina, 0:45 A,y. Leave (Jor pallia. 1:10 P.M. Leave Corvallis. 10:35 a.m. Arrive Yaquina, 6:;ii P. II. Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. M, O. fc C. trains cannon at Albany and G'orvallis. The aoove trains connect at Vanillin with the Oregon Development Company' Line of Steamships between Yaquma and san i'ranciHuo, NAILING DATES Willaraetto Valley, June Hiiinl June 28th. Willamette valley, Juiy arj juiy i:nn. Villamette Valley, July lsth Juiy 24th, Willamette Valley. July ttnh. 'The Company -jorye.s uha right to change Nailing dates wiLhout notice. N. IS. PaM.iuiior.i from I'or.land and Willamette Vadoy points can make close eonneuti.m with me trains ol'tho Yaquina rout at Aibju or OorvallM. and It Uus- fui9 J t j Sau l-'fatinta ! j should arrango to rrive at aquma th'j ovuumir bet jru date 'of sailing. trn;er autl FillU Kittci nhvuy the Fur inf inn itlon armlv uk! J Stuart. Fruiu-ht and IVkel A;yut, rtjba ly, u to C 11 lltwwoil, Jr., U. F. A 1. Av".., Or.-iruii Develop in j; it Co., 3)4 Moiunmory gA. O. F. and P. Aent, Orjon 1'a' irtc U UUo. C'irvaiiiH, Or, OYtfiLUJ TO CALM MA Sutiiera Paciflo Gaiiijaay'a Lias. i iik nr. Mil is r i i:oi ik. -o Cua; IjIa-. ci Aibany a.id (Jar. Krvijiii.', a3 hjur 4.1M P. m. I Leave Rirlland Arrlvo I 10:40 A M s:l)&Pi4 L'tvu Aib.ui.v Leave 1 7:0.') A U i:Dah Arrivo ynu F.uih'U Leave 0:1(0 P H liJCA'u I'AHHUNUKft TIIAIS3 DAILY OXCOpt 8imday). S:W) A M I Ix:av r.irtlaud Arrive 3:45 P u l:tiJPM Leavu Albany Leave I 11;6 A H 2:U) r M I Arrive Kutntno Leave 9 AO A si LOCAL 1-A4HKM1KK TKAtNM DAILY, KXL'KIT HUJtDAV i:10 i' M L-Jiive Albany Arrive I 6:1.) A M y.W v i An ive Lebanon Lcnve 5:K) a a 1'.!:.'IJ'U I Lo.ivo Albany Arrive i 2:4T p M l::u;i-u I Arrivo Lulnuum Ltive ii:(Xi r M PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars l'r Arcimitimtilion nl Hertiiid-l'iHs Fnncn Rpr.4, nliaRiit'il In t;virc Train. Vrl side ItivlNliin. REAn I " IB iLfinl I CZZD3(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now receiving now goods in every lino. Old goodajdold out. llAlLTHAlfl DAtLT (dx;.tililniUy,) 0Tl.jvo Hurdaiid Arrivo I 0: If. f u f m I Arrio C;)ivilli I.uivol::w '') r II I Iiivo l'ortUnil Arrive I 0:00 A "'W I Arri 'O MoMinnrill Uavo S.4.". A AtAlhiny ml CorvolliJ coi.neot with tmlin ol reron raouit. luiiroaa for tall Informitliin ro jarJInit .into., mips, tc. on Company'. A;out. "ilTKOEIILER, . P. ROOERS, Mnor AM'tO. F. nd PJArt. Everything-New, with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consisting uf DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES propose to have m oo-nr ' ..) a huuIc nmrv lin. i L. . ., bny, with Mi tba u,0?nt co a.- New Novelties and Latest Styles -I a" they iiirt lit n.iif. ..mhoiI. AI! ulii c n o.niu t'.i."i.i. ,ffi,u i..,... m.lj well tw a, , c...Uc.lly l-.v.,, tlt ut .,, 'ect MtJck H(.d Do Hot Propose Re To Undersold. i Sucessioriio X. U. Allon it 0- 57 First Street, Albany, Or'! Hew and Second HandStore Owing to Ino Inrciwoil dainaiuU of our business ve have LeeucoinpulloJ to movo Into a larger moro ami wo can now be found next door tn 8, 15, You tin, wlicri we will be pleased to seo cur introns. :t you need any stores, furnUuro, .tinwiiro, croskory, clocks, cirpats, pictures, ;,frult ars, trunks, b ioiis, roller skatei, addles, saws, planet, etc and a ihntmml dlfi. feront and iivi a tides you ma n.it (In bsttor this it 1 1 ..f -Uu PmioI iio tlun yoj can do with n on a pnrnhano or exchange, I. GOTTOSB, IS Firsr Street,' Albany, Or, at very low rates Liimbsr, Shingles, fLatli, Pnsts, . Pickets, Fence Trimmings, . 8a8nf Boors and Blinds. IVUI for pri.-es a', yirl onjtlith St as cast of O.AC Hwltou. JOS. WEBSESl'S Barber Shop Is now located, until he Rots Into thj new Fosbay Mason building, just north of No. 2's Engine bouse, where old and new customers are invited to call on bim UNI7EESIT? OF OREGON. EUGENE CITY. Nnst session begins on Monday the 17th of Meptenioer, 1S8. (free scholarship r'rnm fvwrv iv.ntiiu ... ,I.a u,nn a --"-.7 """'j . tun .vnw niiiiiv iy your County Nupjrlntendent. Four courses : classical, Sdentlflo. Literary unit a short English Course In which ihere Is no i,Min, Greek, i'rench or Uerman. The Hngliah is pre-eminently a Business Coitrte, For catalogues or other information, arldreso J. W. JOHNSON, President, The Louisiana 1'roirrriu.arvnn of tl.orr.l orcd Republicans of Louisiana.says : "An attempt was made a few nights ago by some person at prcnent unknown to assas. sinate on the streets Vm. Lee, local editor oi me Messenger, a colored Democratic paper published at Springfield, III., by Thomas T. Urown, Esq., and which is mak ing great inroads in the ranks of the color ed voters. On his way home Lee was shot at several times and was wounded in the thigh, He was a quiet young man and had no known enemies. He had recently join ed a democratic club, and threats previous ly made show unmistakably that the at- tempt on his life was made by some negro Republican hireling. That threats have been made by negro Republican hirelings against the lives of colored Democrats of the place admits of no doubt, and Editor Urown andother leaders have applied to the mayor and obtained permission to car.-v arms for defense. Those of us who know the deep hatred negro Republicans bore not long ago in this State against colored Democrats have no diffculty in realizing the state of affairs in Sm-inL'ficld. We re. member the time when it was not safe he re for a colored man to proclaim himself a Uemocrat. I Ins feeling is happilv dying out, and colored Democrats are now num erous enough, unaided, to defend themsel ves on the muscle. The only thin" tried against them now is social and business ostracism by the ignorant and vena' por. tion of the colored population, but thev survive that pretty well." The democrats of Indianapolis, Hani son's own hotne.had a magnificent ratifica tion on Saturday evening. There were 5000 men in line. Gov. Gray and ex-Sen ator McDonald made speeches. The fol lowing were some of the trauspariencies "Cleveland and Thurman, the People's Candidates.' "Blue Blood and Boodle- -Harrison and Morton." "The Germans arc Solid Against Hard son." , "Harrison and Free Whisky ; Morton and Boodle." "The Chinese Must Go Thurman. The Chinese Must Come Harrison." "Tobacco is a Necessity J. G. Blaine." 'What About Blankets f " "Republican Platform : Slate Pride.Free Whisky and High iaxes, "Indiana Will Give Cleve'and and Thur man 15,010 Majority." "Ilarriaon Voted Fourteen Times in travorof Chinese Immigration." Wm. Heniy Harrison, the grandpa of the republican candidate for president "was a believer in what the Virginians called a strict construction of financial questions, internal improvements, the veto pours and the protection of negro slavery." Why is Ben Harrison and his claims to the presidency like a beet ? Because the best part of him is underground. Sue iiup-irtt.t mlv ot anotuer coliuue. L K iir..ul;ij A lull li:i of lir. Pricu Cream fluking aud delicious d.tvoiine cxtr iots at Wallac: Tiiomp'-.is s J. ISO KA.VItO In liis i:jvr Cio .vrv fi r Consumption, ouccciU'tl in producing a ino.li.:iiitt wluirh is aoknowlmlod by nil io lo simply marvoloUH. 1. U oooli:itfy !ct.a:it to Che last, perfectly liurinliFS, and ,ltes not si'-ken In all cases o( I'otnuiniiti-.'i, tJoU'h. Colds, Wllnop inyt'omrli, Crouj., Ilrt-neliifi-t, und I'aina n the Client, -.'iven noivvr.al fc.ula si.ni. nr. HosanKoe t'oin,"h at-.d LUI14 Svriii is sold -it ;n etmw liy M. A Millnr, ALBANY COLLEBUTE INSTITUTE ALBANY, OREGON, 1888, 1889. l lrs Tri'iu iicus .ii-pieuiiicr isili, isss. A lull corps of instructors, CLASSICAL, SCiKHTIFiC, LITERACY, COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL CLASSES. Courses of "tudv arrnntrcd to meet the need of all grutles of students. Sf trud inducements off ered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from $5.60 to Bornd :a private faJi'U-t? at luu rutin Kooru )ir -U-bonrlirifr t Min.'iUex'eiive. A rarfui miporviioii oxoroiHed ovor tu dontu V4V from home. Kail trm opens Septomtjpr 7ih. For circulnrM Rud full particulars nddresH the Kresitlent UKV. ELHEUT N. C'OKIIIT. Albany, Oreg in L, W. CLARK, Porti'it Paotographer. Ktuuio corner Steond aud Ferry St.'eois near Opera House. (Jround llo.ir. Children's pictures a speeialty, LBANY, - - OREGON. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS A Coiiflilenrc (Janie.. St. Paul, July i5.a was a dear bit of experience that John Siegfried of Peoria Ills.,got last evening. Siegfried came into the city on the morning train.on bis way to Seattle, W..T.,and as the Northern Pacific train did not leave untill cvening.he 'ooka stroll about the city. A confidence man soon had him in tow, and another of the gang came along with a bill against No i Confidence, man No. i had no change, but said he had a thousand dollar bilLwhich of course his accomplice couldn't change Siefried was appealed to by his first friend. He could not change a thousand dollar bill, because he had only ?9J0 on his person. ' "Well let ine have that," said his new acqua,ntance,"and as soon as we get down town I will have the bill "changed and give you the money back " Siegfried gave up his $oSo,and confidence Td wLV "ap:"f- thf a,nount o "i8 W1 and walked off. Siegfried and the other party contmued up the street, going pre sumably to the hitter's house. When thev came to a brick block.thc stranger who had ohtamed the $y5 said,"wait here a minut till I go up and get mv wife. W e will all changed"0"'" '0!;Cl',e' and ,vi" f?et the bill Siefried waited. He might have been there vet but after StamJig"almost half an hour he became tired. Then he went up. stairs to find his "friend," but only discov ered a back stairway by which the confi deuce man had departed. A Daring Holilicry. IUtchixsov, Kan , July 14.-A cowboy walked into the bank of La Junta, at twen. ty minutes past one 1 o'clock this after, noon, and covering Rufus Phillip, cashier with a revolver, ordered him to drop all the funds of the bank into a bag that he p aced on the counter. The cashier com p ied with alacrity, and the daring robber at once mounted and escaped The amount of the loss is variously estimated at from $16,000 to $J0,ooo. There is no clue to the robber. By Gambling. San- Francisco, July 15. T. T. Twan lay took his own life, at a private house on Howard street, last evening, by shooting himself through the head" In a note he left he stated that the cause of the act was il health and loss of money through gam bhng In Twamlay's effects was found a traveling certificate of post No. 17, Grand Army of the Republic, showing that he was a member It is dated Puyallup, Au gust 4. He has friends o'r relatives in Ta-coma. Bicycles Agt. Horse:-, Amsterdam. July 1. A race betwten cyclisti and a horseback rider came off to day. Temilte. Wonrlsi.l nn,l All-,..! ... clists, won against Bellow on horseback. iney covered twentv-live miles in 1 hour, 15 minutes and fifty seconds. Bellowonly made twenty-two miles in the same time. Twenty Cliinnniei!. Seattle, July 15. United States Mar shal Hamilton left here to-day with twer.. ty Chinamen in his custody. They will be returned to the tinted otates prisor at Mc Neil's island, where thev will rmnin n indelini.e time, until congress makes pro vision for dealing with Chinain. caught entering the I'nitcd States illegal I v. Kino mixed nnd plain pickles at Wallace & Thompson's. -It 1 1 it-t - fli h id il-p mm kit at Wam.ack & Thompson's. M I,:ni4liIiii, Irnctknl Tiiilo;-ip)tf. Smniii' r nnd fall ttiitft omi pata in any ai.yt: a uiciahty. t. Nmmiiju nun repairing pnm:ptly attmdiu to, Main street, Albany, Oregon. Tlie Oregon Blood PuriffVr is nature's own remedy. nnl should Iw uod to the exoiusioa of all titjicr tin -dicinrtu in itil diseases of th utomaoli, livtTfind tudiMys. IUKE FOH SlVlL O.) yo t wiiit a romnlv fur IMInusnow, Piniptcn on the fa;r, a il itiro cure tr wick )iett.irh', ck M. A Mitli.r, f.lio Dni:j,'i.v, for Lr. (itti.iii'M Llv-r Pit la, on y Hid fir tliwu, wmiplti free, full liux ctnts. ousts fok Itciiii' Piloi arj knovn by m jis'ti-o liko presplra linn, omtludiiif a very thnau ruontjie itching alter uvt thtf ni'.nii, 'flits form an well u llMnd, J'.lmullrjr ai protrtulitiu: Pilei, yield at once tn the apnllcatiun o It. ILrsiinkit's Pilv ruim-dy, which acta directly u xn ihi p-rii tfeeto'l, Abu TMtij( Hit; tmnt ra, ft'lajina; the Intciico ifcliiiii.' mi'l rfrjiiiiiif a pitrmtnot't. cure. W wntf. AdilreMt'Jh'i lr lJoaanko Mvdicino Co , Piqua 0,n..l.l by -M. A. M.Hcr. New embroidery just received at W F It ni'r Ja' r'ir.j; It.tiuM liidnntry. Ti on of Joso.'li t, .' cut. vijjt. Fir t f lii own I mi now receiving my i tiuk and aummei Onus .nod". Call early and secure barga na VV, F.Bkad.