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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., TUESDAY, JULY 1888. NO 68 Wm. Fort inn pw n m FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Prompt Attention-First-class Hoarse t4PAftnr business hour.j call at residence cornor rum anu uixw HLruois (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now recoiving new goods in every line. Old goods eoi out. THE YAQUINA ROUTE.' Oreion Paoiflc Railroad, OrjMi Divalop-nint C'jiepmy'a Steam- Sllip I.IIIU. 225 MILES SHaRT.t. 20 HOURS LESS TIME tliau by any otlinr roiitt). Minmirh imwuir and froiicht lino from Portland ami all points In tlie Willamiitto Valloy to and from Sim Francisco, Cal. , Willametto River Lin3 of Steamers. ThA "Win. M. Ilimir." The "X. S. Bent- la." The "Throe Sisters" are in service for both passtmger ami l'rolght tralllo be tween Corvallis anil Portland and Inter mediate points, leaving Coinpany'r wharf, (.t.i'aiitM. mirl Messrs. llultnan fc Co's wharf. Nos. 00 and 202 Front St.. Port land, three times a uk as follow : TI1K UKAL ISSI'K. Tlie issue of the campaign is falsely Mat Ktl by the Rcpub icans. No proposition has been made for free trade. The issue is : Shall there be a high tariff or a low tariff? Shall all the people be burdened that some number of the people shall en joy exceptional and dishonest prosperity? or bliall there be equal justice for all? Shall the excise tax on whisky be maintained to the end that the direct and indirect tariff tax on the necessities and comforts of exis tence shall be reduced, or shall it be abol ished in order to make wearing apparel and those things without which existence is misery expensive? The Democratic party and its candidates stand for a low tariff as against a high tariff ,f or reduction of taxation as against excessive taxation, for the main tenance of imposts upon whi sky nit her than upon articles of general and necessary con sumption. The Democratic party stands for reasonable economy and a reduction surplus, not for wild extravagance which' continuing excessive taxation, w ill dissipate the surplus. Cleveland and Thurman, a fair tr..iff and no favorites, will w in by the voice of a swinging majority of twelve million overtaxed electors of the Republic, against free wltUkv, taxed clothing, and the nomi nees of a convention presided over by railroad jobber of Nebraska. KOKTU IHM.ND. Uvt)C.rvllw, Mmi., Wwi. and Friday, I0:0'JA, M. iati Albany. Monday, Wed. ami Friday, l!i:0U Norm Arrive 1'ortland, Tue., Tim, and Saturday, S:30 P. M. MOUTH IHJL'NU. . i..l M..n Wl. and Friday. 8:00 A.M. Albany. Til... Thura. and Saturday, J: 40 I). M , Arrlvo Uoralli, Too., Tim. and Saturday, 4:H0 y. lloata make close connection at Albany with trains ortliourogon racuiu muinwu, TIMB HHIIKUULK. (xcoit Sunday..) Lorv. Albany, 1:00 r. a, Le.v. Corollia, 1:10 r, . Arriv. Yauuina, 6:W r. h. Iaii Yaquina, 0:15 a, a. Leave CorvllU,H):X'i A.M. Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. u. n n. trains oounejt. at Aloany and Corvallis. The above trains conueot at Vamin. with the Oregon Development (Viiunanv's Una or (steamships uutweeu Yaquina anu au Kuwauu, NAILING DATES . 7mKKi. w A MANUIWM. fKOS iaiiika Willamtlte Valley, Willamette Velio, Aill.nnlto V.lley, Willamette Valley. June 22nd July 3rd July 13th July -Alln. J una ith. July U.h. Juiy th. Everything-New, with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, , consisting of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES D. S. ICailv, of llirrisburg. Pa., Green' back-Labor candidate for Congress in iSSo, and for Auditor General in 1SS5, has come out for Cleveland. He pays the Democratic party has kept Us promise.while the Repub Hcan has failed in that respect. Several prominent Greenback-Labor people,in ad d'tion to Mr. Early, have declared their purpose to vote for Cleveland. tv mock evar line as ever brought t Al George William Curtis, though a repub lican , evidently understands the issues be fore the country when he says: "Cleve land proposes freer clothing ; his oppon ents freer whisky." TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Senator MitrlirU' Idea. San Francisco, July 23. According to special dispatch, printed in a local paper iiere, Senator Mitchell of Oregon has put himself on record as fol!ovs,on the subject of the Mills bill. He is reported as savini? : I am not at all in sympathy with the re- publican senators who are desirous of pre senting a substitute for the Mills bill at this session. Looking at it from our stand point, I believe it is best that Congress should pass a tariff measure. While be- levmg that a reduction of from 75,000,000 .0 100,000 from the present tariff is neces sary, I am in favor of first submitting the question to the country for decision. Dur- ine approaciung recess the Senate fi nance committee should sit and hear from all interests which may beaffectcd bv a re- uction. Base Rail Tonrnaairnt. Dakkk City. The most exciting jame of the tournament was played yesterday between Penuleicn and Baker. At the close of the eighth innin" the score stood 10 to 11. Dakcr went to the bat and scor ed one, making a tic. Two mcr. were put out on bases.and l'tndleton got one man to third. A safe hit to center field brousht the runner home.makinsr 12 to 11 in favor of Pendleton. The tournament was well managed throughout. Much nraise is due C. F. ilyde, manager, for its financial and social success. Pendleton cot first monev. Uaker second, and third money is vet to be played for between Boise, La Grande and ?iorth Powder. A Big Fall. St. Loi is, July 23. Information comes from Uuincy, III., that Samuel Baldwin, n brother of theaeronaut Baldwin.this morn ing made one of the most daring and suc cessful balloon ascensions and parachute descents ever made. lie took his balloon Soeo feet high and landed in eight minutes after. He was badly shaken from the vio lent oscillation. CU'.IS FO-:t FILES. UchittiC t'itet are knnwnby imliMire Ilka presulra M011, pruducitiir .very dtsairroe tble itching after get ting warm. TliU (urm as w.-lt a. blind, Bleodlrg an protruding Piles yield at im tn the &pnlicatlon o Dr. lloxanko's Pil. reiuwlyt which act. directly urpn the pirts atfectod, abs -rbing the tumuri, allaying tne Intense Itchiiiv and effe'!t-lnff a permauert cure. SU cent.. Adurev. The ilr Bonankj Medicine Co , Piqua O. Sold by M. A, Miller, to The CouipAiiy oryes .be right i..,..a a.iiiito iftiMu urithiitit notice. N. ii. I'uiaiiiin rro.u Pjr.Und and WllUmiUii Va ii) DIlllUClll lll.lKa uU0 onnauti.Mi with iua trains of the Yaiiuiua r.iuta at Aioinv or Cjrvallls, ana 11 uus tins! to dtu FrAiijisO'j shoild arrange to arrive a; Vi'iuiai the eveiinii ut')ro uate uisalllux. asr.ai)r auil Fielulit Uale. always .me F.irlnt 1r1n1tl.111ai.pl, WO J Stu.irt, Fnkrht and r.vu-t A r,.it .uu.ii.. u.- to O II llas-cll, Jr., U. r. A r. Am., oroiron Uooiupnient Uo 3H Montgomery bt.. Sail t'rauclMii, CaI. C V Htil.a., A. O. F. and P. Agolit. Orei,-oil Pji irtclt It Co. Corvaliu, Or, OYtHLAJ TJ CALIFJWIA Santliaru Pasifla Compmy's Line. Tim )ir. nam 1 itm in. o 1 111 oj; m.i Albi ly a iJ S Ki uiciic 1, j liiura I propose f " have as n.T'ir' bany, with ail vi New Novelties and Latest Styles ami us th;y uiu inaiiulacLiiii'. Ail oKi uustj'.iiers ant tVieuds of the hotisf aud i weli i.i: uue, ai cjnlmily invited to cull mid iusi.ecl stock and uicet.. Do Not Propose Be To Undersold. W 1. READ, SucettBor tokN. H. Allen fc Cn DR. BO S.4N-KO In biMn;w Iicvery for Consumption. mccHJcd in producing a medicine which i acknowledged by n to be limply marvelous. It ii exeeedtnirly pleanant to the Ute, perfectly hanulutts, and doeti not Kickcn In all chjb o( Oonsuinplioii, L'ouiflin. Colds, Whcup iiiff Couj:h, Orttup, Hrencliiti!, and I'uinn in the Chest, 11 htta given univt-ral ntWnrtinn. Dr Bufanko'i Coutrh aiid Luit ; 8 rup is aold at 50 cenU by M. A Uillur, SuiiMi 4.1J p. m. I Luave :Wm I Liuve l A'i A H I Afi lVt) Portland Albany San FiMiicUof Arrlvo Ltiavo Luave Nur'.h ! V) A A M 7:0ii A M U::(0 r h LJCAI,l'.V11HSUKllTKA1SH DAILY (OXCOpt Sund). A-.m A H Loave I.-IUFM I Lve i:V)PU I Arrive " IVrtlinU A lb Any Kairt'tiu Arrival 3H6PH Ljave A H Leave U .DO A M URAl. rASjlSOK TRAINS 0A1LT, RXCRIT SI'S DAT . :: r m 1 Arrive UMpx I Ijuttve U Ui i' m Arrid Aiujtny LoliAiioii Albany libation Arrive Louve Arrive bAb A M b:M A H P'JLLMAS BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars r jteroiumimalion ol ecni.'la I'nssen BCM, ullui ur.l la Buiiress Trains. West Side fc'ivlslnn. ILTR VU DAII.T (ex jopt Sunday.) I L'jave Arrlia lyrtland C'orviliis Arrive Leave 0:16 r l 1:) siraau tkaixs paii-t (oiojp-. Sunday. CWra I "iiMpm lave Arrl-e Portland McMlnnvllK Arriv. Lave I 9:00 a a 6.4A i a At Mbiny sn l Corvallis coi.necf with trains ol Or.; in Paciflt. Railroad P.irlnll Inform itlon rear Jlng rmtsa. msf", tc. on Cominny. Agonl. ,a jtni.'ir An'tU. t. attPJAr 57 First Street, Albany, Or LLLLlii- ill I III Hi IIIIHI I ilHIII mi Will" 1111 FOR SALE. tit very low ratoa. Lumbar, Shingles, Lath, Posts, Pickets, Fence Trimmings, Sash.Doors and Blinds. Call for prices at yird on ;tl.h St,. . east of O. & O. switcu. .... . 1 aC i. " a. I :-rVrtlNNVILLE"(aLLEGE MeMinnviile, Or. ii. i Conrad Meyer. PROPRIETOR OF.- STAR BAKERY, Cnruer Broadalhin and First Sts,, Two ootrs. - "f ndv .vtMi"- 3 mra acn, two nf thrt'i. -r: tvi"iir tw- wmrn. Uocd rf'Miio'l'i " loiil'llmr on Hut tlior. ai'.joinin i IT.-;.!'u'h ri"im, nwrv oil ti'r V'n"tr w.iin'.n. M-s,in . i suco'id and third floor for vi-mii tiwii. 'Josniing ilepartinnnt in l-Riom-nt r.irrnta,n. denre invited. For cataloetia address Treie T, i. lirownston. The ToaclieiM. Sa.n Fbaxcisio, July 23.--The Oregon headquarters of the National Teachers As- . sociation closed to-day. Superintendent McElroyand familv will leave for Oregon to-night. Messrs, "Whitney, Hutchinson, Reid.Da.iis, Jarvis, Armstrong, Wimberlv, Killingworth, Batly, Goldstein and Jack son, all of Oregon.'go north to-morrow, or during the week. Fire at Astoria. Astoria, July 23. Fire at 8:15 this evening burned three buildings in upper As toria, about one mile and. a half above the city. The fire originated in Fisher's saloon, which was completely destroyed ; loss $2000, insurance $1500. Next to'it was the mcsshouse of the Fisherman's cannerv. which was also destroyed; loss S12C0, insur ance $joo. The other building formed the headquarters of upper Astoria republicans The firemen .worked haid, a strong wind was blowing from the south, and they staid bv until 10 o'clock. - From WrshtntOD. W'AsinotiTox, July 23. The following pensions were to-day granted : Oregon Mexican S. Crisley, Albany. Idaho Mexi can survivors, Watson HoUton, Silver City. The senate passed the river an d harbor bil I to-day, agreeing to the recommendation of the conferrees of the house. The bill now ?oes to the president for his signature There is ni fear expressed that Cleveland' will veto it. DEALER IK- ffSITERSITI OF EUGENE CITY Next session bexins on Monday the 1. h of (September, 1S8S. Free ''"'""" ft from ivery county in the state, Apply to your County mipirlnlondmit . ' Four courses : Classical. Scientific. Literary end short English Course In wbfeh there I. no Win, Greek. Frnneh or Serman. Tbe English la pre-eminently , Business Course. For catalogs or other information. JfJ0HNS0N president. Canned Fruits, Gins ware. Dried Frails, Tobacco, Sugar, Coflee, Etc., Cannni Slenta, lueenaware. Vegetable, Cigar, Npicrsi. Tea, Etc.. In fact everything that is kept In a gen ra! variety and grocery store. Higher market price paid for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. JOS. WEBBER'S Barber Shop Is now located, until be Ret" Into thj new Fnsbay A Mason building, just north of No. 2's Engine honse, where old and new customers are Invltosi to call on bun New embro.iiery just r.'ceivel null's at W F A ful! i'i- of T)r. Trie Crem Bl.tiigapJ dIictxiis fluvon'tn Tx:rnrta ar NOTICE OF City Marshal. TC.ui.-o is hrrehv triven to all property owners, and occupants of property In the citv of Albany, to remove the thistles from their premises, and from the alleys and stiects adjoining thereto, within ten days from date of this notice ; and if not remov ed within the specified time, it will then be clone bv the Citv Marshal. Haled at Albany, Or, this 17th nay of lulv, iSSS. Isaac Hays City Marshal. ififiLla MIL1S7 JOHH A. CRaWFOHO, Propiretor. 7 1,1, f.irnl u ! 10 farinprs end f wive wh.Bt t Ihe usual rates of .it. age. The lilgltesi market prlea paid for same. I tost Msunolm flour always on hand fur sale or rxebango al reaannabie rates. JlUlXA.n.AWtOIU). Dr. M. II. Ellis, physician and surgeon Albany, Oregon. Calls mado in city or country, t am nnvr n-Cfiving my ni nng and snmixei 0r? tfurwlx. Tall eurly aad secure birpa ns I'.'it.rrn'ze lwm imhistry. Try oim ot Jo '0ib a f- '.ent cig.nrf. Fir-t if hi" own makrt. The Oregon Blood Purifier is nature's own remedy, uml Mumld lie ated to the exclusion of all other medicines in oil diseases of th sto nach, yvr and kidmys, .Mrljiinshlin, Prnctlrnl Tulli rlu. Snmm.r and fall suits mid pai ts in any stvto a Mprciility. Clcft'Umf mid repairing pntiiipity Atteiidtd to, Mini street. Albany, cu hi-: roic NICK HK4DACIIE, Plmplwi on Ti t vim wint ft rwrnOilV ftr H: HnmnoM. thv fac , ami miro cure (r ick hoatlach. atk M A .Mtilir.ttie imiifjjiat. f-r Dr. liei.nl "i Liver PilU 01 y ai.l(-r a dine, mmp1ei Irm, full box 2ft oddW The lartiest. Mhorttnent of hugiies. waftoni nud racks this ide of IN.rtUi d at Knapp. l uri t-ll bZ Co.