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DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. ALBANY., Oil., WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1888. NO CD Win. Fortmillef, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. . Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse psfAftar business hours call at residence cornor Fifth anil Hiker streets. THE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oragon Facifia Mlroad. Oragon bavolopmnt Cjxpiny'a Steam ship Line. 225 MILES G13.1T;1 20 MOUi.3 LE33 TAME than by any other routo. Firit-ola through innonmr and freight lino from Portland anil all points In the Willamntta Valley to anl from San Francisco, Cal. Willani8tt9 Rival1 Lim of Steamers. The "Win. M. Hoax," The "N. S, Bent ley," The "Three Histurs" are in service for both passenger ami freight trallio be tween Cor vail is and Portland and Inter mediate points, leaving Company'!' wharf, Uorvallts, and Mosirs. Hulman fe Co's wharf, Nos. 200 and 'Mi Front St., Port-, land, three times a week as follows : NOKlfll uonu. ,oive Cryallia, Mm., Wed. una Friday, lOilrjA, M. lave Albanv, Monday, Wed. and Friday, l-.!:00 Noun Arrive I'urtland, Tue., Tliu, and SatunUy, 6:30 P. U . SOUTH HOUND. Lwi Portland, Man., Weil, and Friday, 8:00 A, M, Leave Albany, 'file., 'i'htir.. and Saturday, V.M p. M, Arrive Corvallis, Tuo., Tliu. and Saturday, 4:0) i. M. Boats make close connection at Albany with trains of the Oregon 1'aclllo Railroad. TIMK HUUKDUMi. (oxcopt Sundays.) Lerve Albany, 1:00 r. M, j Leave Yaqutna, 6:4&a,H. Leave Corrallia, l:t0r, M. ILouve Curvallu,lU:6 a,u. Arrive Yattuiua, fi:3J r. a Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. a, O. ft C. trains connesc at Albany and Corvallis. The above trains connect at Yaquina with the Oregon Development Company' Line of Steamships between Yaquina and San Francisco, . , MAILING DATEN . ' raos a vkamcihcu. moa YAQl'ISA Willamette Valley, Aug-uit lrth. August 4th Willamette Valley, Augutt Huh. Auiruat 14lh' Willamette Valley, August mull. Aiifmt 24th The Company .serves ilia right to change aailiug dates without notice. N. It. Pa4en4rs from i'ur.Unii and Willamette Vadoy points osn make close coiinectl n with me trains of the Yaquina route at Albany or Corvallis. uud It des tined to Sjn Frnuisjj should arrange to arrive at laquiua tuo uvuuiug Iwloro dato of sailing. jt.eagcr mail Firlalil Kaln alwajrine Lowest. For inform itinn aimly uj C J 8:urt. Frelirht and Ticket A.riMtt Ailiauy, or to C U llaift'oll, Jr., G. F. A 1. Ajrl,, Orug-on liuvelopmontOo,, 304 Montgomery si., Ban r raiiuKo, lol, . v. c neiiiift, . A. 11. F. and I'. Airout. Oretro'l I'scin-.- H It Co. Corvaliiri, U., m$M rj CALIF JWIA Southern Pacific Oompany'a Line. iaK nr. Mil wi i itjnii. ion bjt AP.a iy and Frvicijui, 9 J h-mr UAUIORMIi KtrKEiill 'DAILY (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods sold out. Everything New, with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consisting of TARIFF KKFUltM. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES propone t" have as comr!oli a sto;k vi line as erer brourht to Al- bany, with all Jha New Novelties ' and ; Latest Styles Dkownsvii.i.k, Or., July 23rd, 1888. Eds. Democrat : The above appears to be the watchword witli democrats, and republicans are alive to oppose any measure democrats may sug gest. We have had two excellent speeches here, one by Hon. J. K. Weatherford and one by lion. las. II. Slater, which have made us'all alive on the subiect. We hear of free trade and protection on every corn- er,ana 01 oreaa and Butter. Some appear to think if any of the duty is removed we will not have any more bread and the cream will fail to rise on the milk, and the poor laborer will have to beg, that wool will have to be given awav. that soon the English will eive (roods awav here, and heaven only knows what will not befall us, yet when they talk cf free trade they must not have read the political historv of our country.for it does appear that on the 30II1 day of next April it will be one hun dred years since Washington took the oath of olhcc as President of the U. S., a..d he soon after delivered his inaugural address, and on the organization cf the House Mr. Madison moved a resolution to lay duties on certain wares and merchandise, since which time there has been more or less duty and said duty has been increased and decreased as the need of the Government has from time to time rtquircd,and in 1S13 the revenues of the country were increased and in 1810 wc have our hrst protective tariff and it was 25 per cent on most arti cles of import,yct we are called free traders to-dav for warning a reduction from an average rate of 47 per cent to an average rate 01 42 per cent. Iow in 1020 and 29 we find our duty on woolens increased to 40 and 45 per cent and in 1833 again reduc ed, and that because it was so high that the people were in an open revolt against the taritt ot 182S, and so we could tollow our tariff from time to time until 1883 when Chester A. Arthur sent to Congress his free trade message, and we had the tariff com mission of that year and until lSSS, when Cleveland is denounced a a free trade man. And why f Simply because the republicans arc out and some one is in who has got the nprve to stand for the ripht. and thev are afraid the people will send him back and the saucy democrats w ill get all of the offices and they will be out of a job for an other tour years, and perhaps lor ail time. Now let everv precinct in the countv, yes, in the state, organize a campaign club and go to work, and let us all put our shoulders to the wheel as one man and come up in .November smiling.and turn defeat in June to victory in November. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS A Itastler. San Francisco, July 2.The Oregon teachers' headquarters closed to-dav. State Supt. McElroy and family left for Oregon this evening. His immediate and active assistants, Superintendents Whitnev, Hut chinson and Reid, and Professors Jarvis, norner, Armstrong, Uell, Davis and VYim berly ; also Messrs. Battv, Killingsworth, Goldsteel and Jackson, all ol Oregon, wilt soon be at their homes. Supt. McElrov has now seen the following delegations.and they will all visit Oregon and Northwest at various times during the next six weeks: Pennsylvania, Alabama, Tennessee, Wis consin.Rhode Island.New York.Michigan, Massachusetts, Colorado, St. Louis and the New England party. Also the Ohio, Illi nois, Indiana, Kansas and Iowa delegations in part. The Pennsylvania,Massachusetts and Rhode Island delegations are expected to leave San Francisco for Portland about August 1. These delegations will go north in a solid body,and w ill then probably num ber about two hundred. IRE FOIt PILES. Itching I'l'e' are ltnown by moisture like preai'lra Uon irduc:i!K a very disagreeable itching alter (ret ting warm. ThL torm as well as Blind, bleeding and protni'liny Plles, yield at once to the application of Ur. Uokii l:o'i! Pile reu'wly, which acts directly npon '.hr-p'rl. ..Tccled, alMrmng me turnor allaying me intense itcllins and effecting a permanent cure. 60 cents. Address The lr Uonai.uo Mcd.cire uo , rtqua O. Sold by M, A. Miller. The Oremn Wood Pnrilf. r is nature's own remedy, and should he used to the exclusion of all other medicines in nil dijeates of th sroinach, liver end kidneys. tuiu nit ihey aru and as weli uc-w iioj!i. ui.nuf..ctutrM). Ail old custJui.TM uwi t'rieudn of the hunef ouuo, are coidially limed to call and inspect Mock abd uo &tu,li IS eft b 4.00 p. H. lavo IAirtUi.il Arrive I 10:40 i. M B:Uj P M I Lkve Alb.tny LeVd I 7;(j A M 7:4) a H I Art ho Hi.a t'.uticlm'ci Liavu T M L10AL PAMH1N0KR TKAI.fM DAILY (OXCOpt Suildny), 8:00 All Leavtf l..rtlatid Arrive UiM I 40 PM 1 Ltvu Albany tt-ave ii.ib K M :4'Jpm Arrive Kuwono Loavo ffWAN LOUAL PArMKNCIHK THAI SB DAILY, KXCKIT HIINDAV. 3:10 p u Loavtj AltiAiiy 8:.'0p x I Arrno L'-'-uii'in l:.riJpf Lowe Albany i'ii'M Arrive I.objinu.i Arrive &:4j a m i.euve J b:W a Arrive j 2:4r p M Leave i:0u p M PULLMAN BUFFET SLEGPiiiS. Tourist Sleeping Cars or .IccoinaiiMialioa of Hrend'laa Paaara aers. allannril Is KxpreHsTrnlne. Weal Mile tvivlalnn. KKrvrtEM eilUTLtXI AV1 t1tV4LHS. a Viltkiis daily (ex apt 3uiiJy.) 0S iXeu-o Portland Arrive 1 11:15 t J.ti r a Arrive C rv tills Lejve 1:30 s irasu tsaixi daiut (oxejp-. 3uad ly. turn I "ilWm Arrl-e ML-Mitinville hiare ft.tfi A if AtAlhviy and OorrallU connoot with trains ol ',!. l,.nlA. MaMrna.1 For full luloreiitlon roirjin rtc, niipi, etc., fin Cnmnuii't Airont. R. KOEIILKO, aianaor . P. HOOFRS, Asi't O. F. aid P.JA I Propose To Untold. W .F; EEAD, 57 First Street, Albany, Or. . Suct'SHor to N. H. AllVn C'o Conrad Meyer, ' at Vory low rnt-os. Lumlier, Shingles, Lath, Posts, Pickets, Fenc8 Trimmings, Sa3h,Door3 anil Blinds. Call for prices at, yrd on fiih St,, is east of O. E C. swltcti. W. VV, CFtODER. , r-PRCU'RIKTOB OF- STAll BAKERY, Cnnier Broadaloin ana First Sts,, DEALER IN UNIVBRSITf OF OREGON. EUGENE CITY. Next tesslran bogiiiR t.tl Monday tho 17th of Saptomber, IhHH. Frea schoiarslilp from every county in the Mtnte, Apply to your County up 'rlntnndent Four courses : classical. Scientific Literary and a short English Oonrsfi in which there is no lAlin.Ureek, Freooh or ijonnan. Tbe English Is pre-cmliicntly a Business Course. For catalogue or other Infbrmittlon, addresa J. W. JOHNSON, President. ('nuiieit FraatN, (alUKNWaPCt Irip Fralts, Nngnr, :fleea Etc., Cnuneii Itleatu, (tncensware, Vegetablen, Cigars, Spleen, Tea, Etc., An Officer Aboatl. San Jose, July 24. J. E. Harrison night policeman at Gilroy tried to arrest a Span iard at a late hour last night, when the man drew a pistol and shot at the officer three times. One ball nipped a piece out of Har rison's ear, one went through his vest un der his left arm and the other went be tween his lingers breaking a cane in his hand. The officer then drew his weapon and began firing. He put thee bullets into the Spaniard, one throgh the body near the heart, one through the bowels and one through thigh. The Spaniard died this afternoon. Indians Aroused. Port Town-send, July 24.--John Morri son, a passenger for San Francisco from Skeena river, British Columbia, where In dian troubles are apparently imminent, passed through here to-day and was inter viewed by your correspondent. He said he came to Victoria on the Cariboo Fly.di rect from the scene of trouble. The In dians were thoroughly aroused, and openly expressed their intention of punishing the whites for alleged grievances in killing one of their number while resisting arrest, un less due reparation was made. The Indians said also that reinforcements of the Metla kahtla Indians from Auneattee Island, Alaska, were expected to join them. Mor rison further said that the trouble was mostly due to several halfbreeds who were followers of the rebel Riel in the Red river rebellion two years rgo. These men are fairly educated, and have been among nearly all the Indians in Northern British Columbia, endeavoring to incite rebellious sentiment. , - , tl ' '':INNVILLE'(bLLEEE McMinnviUe, Or. Two -nu:si- "f H'ud of four v!-.rs acli, iv.ooribr-n v.nr. n"d 'w.. r.f iw M-r-. Good rooo- in ivi'e..oi hnliilin nu tlrst floor, arijolntav Vnj.iclenl's mom-, r-wrv-cd for y"ii"a wmn.in. Rriuuis " 1 sweonn ami thud li'r for yciuni! uiou. H-roii-g Oepartii.t-nt in baenint !.irrw,n dcii'-) invited. For i-atilnauo addrwn , Irc T. J. Hrowimtui In rant everything that Is kept la gen ra! variety and grocery store. Highest market price paid for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. 1 "JOS. WEBBER'S Barber Shop Is now located, until be gets Into tin new Foshay A Mason building, just north ofNo.2's Engiua lionsp, -where old and new ciutomers are irjvlloa to call on h'ln ' NOTICE.. OF City Marshal. Nolicc is hereby given to all property owners, and occupants of property in the ..1... r Alh.n,' M ninnvt' the thistles from their premises, and from the alleys and sticcts adjoining thereto, within ten days from date of this notice : and if not remov ed within the specified time, it will then be done bv the City Marshal. Date'd at Albanv, Or., this 171I1 dpy of Julv, 1888.'. . J Isaac- II.ws. City Mar-dial. MnfflOLOlLLS, J0H1I L GRiWFOED, Propirttar. t t J..-! .. ....tu fn r,-(flr4 Hlllt -e,.,.ve whext at ill" umh! rntp vt uirage. The hlKhH msrkel prliw paid for saiuo. Host .Magnolia flour always r.n liand.f.. n'e or rzchange t ressnnsbie nitcs. JOHXA.CHAWrOHl). Pcnsiousand PoHtoilWa. W.uixc.To.v, July 24. Pensions have been granted as follows: Oregon In crense, Daniel D. Oelbiss, Port Orford ; Ephraim U. Higbie, Eugene Citv ; Almon Iliggins, Sellwood. A postolHce was etiblished to-day at Alma, Lane countv, Oregon, and A. P. Condray appointed postmaster. Obadiah Levene, postmaster at Port Or ford, Curry county, Oregon, has resigned, and D. George Dart was to-day appointed post mas ted in his place. Hound for Oregon. New York. July 14. A couple who wers bound for Oregon were detained heie yesterday on the arrival of the steamer from bnglanu. Une was A;ice btarkey, a remarkably pretty girl of iS, who eloped from Birmingham, England, with Rudolph Wun sch, a big, broad-shouldered man. When asked her name at the landing the girl replied in a tremulous voice. Upn tue omciala dicitling to hold the pair the girl broke into tears and finally conf. Sicd she wis not married, as she had declared. She said she was the daughter of a w ealthy manufacturer and loved Wunsch, although he has a wife, and three children, hut the wile, she alleges, loved him no longer. Wunsch was arresiud, but when it was shown that the girl was of age he was dis charged. Wunsch expected to get n di voree here and marry thegirl. OK. MO S WO In hi tijw ill!vcry frr Onnmimi-ti'm, miee-rited In limltx-inu" niuilifint) whu-U i nt-kixmleil'cd liy alt tti Im tiniil nmrveluus. It If t Xi'iiciiiutf l plunrant to the tune, jwi-fi'dly hiirmtcurs, Rixl.d.vs not taken In oil c.we f Cniiriiinplimi, i.'oimhi. Colds, Whcop O'Ui jli, Lrt.tii, Hirudin U, am) 1-jui9 n the Cheat, it, has (fivcn iinivral mtUfiM'llon. Ir Bomiiko'a Couiih ami l.ui. Srup Is tHtltl at :0 ccnU by M. A Wlll.T, MoIiansjliUn. Praotlcal Tallnriitjr, mniiMT and fa.l tuits and pant iu any atyl a uptciaiity. Cleaning unit repairing promptly attendtd to, Msiu tret;t, Albany, Oregon. ( IKK FOR NICK HE, im want a rcmtily for B llmitiie, Ptniileson tin- fact , a t) a urc vtirv for vk-k headache, ask M A. Mi)Ur,tlitf I'ftivist, for Dr. (iet.nl'n Liver Pi 111 n y aid for a tloou, tainpUt irvn, full box l!5 cti The largeBt, aascrttr.ent of bngsiei. waff on aud hark 1 hi :d of I'.-rllnud at Kuapp, fturnvl U d
