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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., FRIDAY, JULY 37,1888. NO 71 Wm. Fortmiller, -FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse pf After business hours call at residenoe cornor Fifth and llakar streets, (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Jig now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods iold out. THE YAQULVA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad Oraxn Davolopmint Company' Steam- 225 MJLE3SH93Ti'il. 20 HOUSS LESS TliilE than by any other route. First-olaw through iHi'iongar and freight lino froul Portland and all points in Ilia Wlllumotto Valley to ami from bun Francisco, Oal. Willamette River Line of Steamers. The "Win. M. lloau," The N. 8, Bent loy," The 'TUroo HUtur" are in service for both panoiii?or awl frotlit tralllo be tween C'orvallLs ami Portland Bnd Inter mediate points, leaving Company'r wharf, CorvalliH, and Maseru. Hulinan fc CVs wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Port land, three times a woek as follow : NOHTil HOUND. ilaveCorvallitf, Moil,, Wtxl. and Friday, lu:UJ A, M. lavo Albany. Monday. Wod. aiul Friday, lli:0l) Noon I Arrive Portland, Tue., Thu, and &UurOay, 6:30 P. M. SOUTH HOUND. iLeave Portland, Mon., Wod. and Friday, 9.W A, V, ve A Ibanv. iuo.. Ttium. and Saturday, i:zu p. ai. Arrive Corvullis, Tue., Tim. and Saturday, 4:20 1 M, limits make close connection at Albany Tvith trains of the Oregon Paoilio Kallroad. TIM B iiCll K I)U LB. (except Sunday.) lUrv Albany, 1:00 p. m, Uavo Corvallm, 1:10 p.m. Arrive Yatiu.ua, 6:30 P. M. Leave Yaquina, 0:46 a,m. Iamvo (JurvallU.lUa A,M. Arrive Albany, 11:10 a. h, O. A O. trains con new at Albany and ICorvallia. The above trains oonnootat Yaquin with the Oregon Development Company' Line of titoatnsuips becweon Yaquma ana Sin i'rancisuo. FKOM MAM Kit A MCI HC J, KKOH tA4"IXA Willamette Valley, mllamouo Vally, AiilaineUe valley, August (tth. AukuhL lth. August 2'.nh. August 4th, Aiurmtt Hlli. AlitfUHt tilh to Everything- New, with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consisting of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES The C Jin nan v .jrtrve:4 bha riifht change Hulling dated without notloe. a. u. fAs.HendM rrum forum a ana WilUimtta Vdiloy pjiuUoAti inaks close .win..,.!! in wilh.ha rin, r.CM.. Van til no route at Aibttiv or CorvMtlii, uud it des- Cinad L Saii t'V mois j sliouid arrange to arrive ai Va iuum tuo tn'uniut; buivrt dale ot'sailiUjf. wenfter a id Knight Itiilr Hlnayme 1 LouckI. For inf'rjii ition apply to o j 8tuart, Freight and Ticket Aifuia, AJtMiiy, o.- to C II UajwcU, Jr., U. F. 4 T. Atft Orogun iJevuliiiujiit U 3'Ji Almittfomory I.,aii ITaimiaco, Ual, C. V. IIIHUK. .1 A.O. F. and P. Aotit, 1 Orjtf'ii Paciik K It Co. CorvalliN, Or, 0 VfiL J fJ CAllfJMIA -.VIA- Srathern Paoifls Gomaany's Line. Tim ir. Hjiisri uoi ik. iuj tijLrv.M.i Alux'iya iJ tixu Vi-vtalm, Uaura OALIfOllXI A UXI HlrJS li. USH "L'AILY. 1on.h North 4.1)0 p. u, I Leave l'ortlti.l Arrive I 10:4Ll A H Wr U-avo AllLiny Ljave I 7:05 A M :4vAH Affivj tjmi Fiwuuiric.j Laave ii:.iO v li3CAiPA,(,iiStiK!iTii.vi.H daily (oxcopt Sunday). t.OO a H I Leavu PrtlHint Arnvo a:4ip IJUUi'M Loavu Albany Lome I 11:36 A U i;w P M Arrivo tuirenu Leave 9 .00 a LOCAL PAHMKNtiKH TRAIN'S DAILY, KXCRPT SUNDAY . jtli) P M I Ltjavo ri;5tlH m Arrivo r2:fi)rM I Leavo l::Wtfii Arrive Altuny Lobanoil Albany Lebanon Arnvo I Limv Arrive 1.UUVO bUSi A M 6:00 A 2:4f p 2:00 P PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars or Acromtiifiuulinta ol Scciid'lm ranuea Kf-r, nUuchctl in Kxpre Trains, We,t Mile IrtvlMlom mViltraim daily (exMptSunday,) 0 A I s.fl r m Levo Arrivo Portland Corvillia Arrivo fjoavu , 0:16 p I 1:30 Hxi'rtR TaiM daily (excjp. Sunday. t:W p M I "iOOpm Leave Arrl"e Portland McMlmivllle Arrivo I Lave 9:00 A ft.46 A AtAtbinr v 'I OorvalHi coi.noct with tralui ol Oregm Paciflo llallroad ;-rfuU Informulnn revardlnir 'ratoi, mane. etc. JQ Company's A(rent. n KUKHLUK. . r. nwinno. MAiKTor AM'tO..F. and P.fA CniCAcio.JulIy.A large amount of literature relating principally to the tariff is being sent out every day from the Demo cratic Headquarters hcre.CKrom every section of the State there is a demand for spcakeru and reading matter that will en lighten the voters orj that question. Secre tary Mize says his reports are of the most encouraging character. One from Mc Ilenry County yesterdrjr gave the names of twenty-five Norwegian i who had hith. erto been Republicans and whohaddeclar ed their intention of vo ing for the demo cratic ticket this year. A report frcm Will County gaye the mmo of forty-six Republicans in one town who have left the party this year. Twenty-four have be come Democrats and the rest Prohibition ists. The Democrats are feeling greatly encouraged over reports of this kind which are coming in every day. Why is it that the Democrat who has leit his party and declared in favor of Harrison is always away off some where else? lie is never here but like the milk-sick is over younder about 20 miles. Let the reader look around him in his own neighborhood and see how many democrats he knows who will vote for Harrison and then he wiil be better able to tell as to the truth of the "scores ol democrats who have left their party." From now on to November the news papers may be expected to announce that "General Harrison passed n very quiet Sabbath." After November he will doubt less pass his Sundays in the same unobtru sive manner, but the papers will hardly deem the fact worth making a note of. DR. BO S1K HO In hts new discovery for Consumption, succeded in prouucing a meuicino wniCD la acKnowleugcd by all to be simply marvelous. It is exceedingly pleapant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not sicken In all cases of Consumption, Cough. Colds, Whoop ing Cough, Croup, Brenchilis, and Pains in the Chest, it has given universal satisfaction. Ir Bosanko's Cough and Lun Strup is sold at 00 cents by M, A Miller, McLnnghlin, Practical Tailoring. I propose have aa oomp'aS'j a stoctk any, with all Mb I . , ' hvhi". lino ai ever brought t AI- TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Served Him Itlj-ht. Hklena.M. T.July J6.-What will prob ably prove a fatal tragedv occurred at Mel rose,Montana,yesterday. A few days ago Shet iff Lloyd received a telegram from Mrs. P. II. Dunn, of that place, requesting the arrest of her husband for continually beating and abusing her. The Sheriff went t.own and smoothed the natter over.but as soon as he left the husband turned on the 5h "I ?i?Me i10' an unmerciful beating. She got hold of a six shooter and fired two 8. 1018 at her hushnnri nnn ULi i . nff v 1 . ij..iyi.ii' ins nai Oft. Yesterday shi ram vr-i? mtduac unu swore out a warrant for his arrest. He was n?SMUP.and a7,aiSned " bail to appear next Monday. IIe returned home and again beat h s wifn ch , . j u .1.. KLuiiu a pistol, and the second time warned her husband 7h, w .",,,,,;n,ne "'"ed to heed, and she shot him in the body. He fell senseless to ' the ground. He is still living.but lying in a precarious condition.and it is not belie v ed he can live. The Sheriff left this after noon to arrest the woman. Dunn is a road supervisor about 3., yearse of ae. I?is wife is a few years younger. Portland at tlic . The Army Bill. Wasiiisoton, D. C.July 20.-The Sen ate to-day passed the Army appropriation bill.with an amendment by Senator Haw. in,i J f 7 a"n ".3f"r an armory and gun factory at the Witervlict arsenal. New ork $5,000,000 for the purchase of steel for high power coast defense guns t. -- ... j.uiLiiase ot submarine doens ?,00'00 for "bmarine torpe Summer and full snits and panti in any style a speciality. Cleaning and repairing promptly attended to, Main street, Albauy, Oregon. CI 5tr. FOR NICK HEIDACIIE, Do you want a rume.ly for BMioumem, Plmpten on thu f 'wo, n il 1 sure cure for sick headache, ask M A.iljl...-, .10 Dniifist, for Dr. Uer.ni'a Liver Pills ,i!y aid for a dose, samples free, full box 25 cents The largest assortment of buggies, wagons and hacks this side of Portland at Jknapp, Burroll &c Co. New Novelties ; .and Latest Styles cut an they are lU'iuufautured. Ail old Ciiar.jiicirs Hiri ftiundH of the hous and a. wcli Lew otu.t., aio cordmlly invicyd 10 null mul niHi fOi otock Ni.d ticeb. , ' - v ud Hot Propose Ra To Undersold. W.F.&EAD, SucesBor w N. H. Ai'ea Si Co ' 57 First Street, Albany, Or. , Conrad Meyer, . t very low rates. , .... Lumber, Shingles,' Lath, Posts, Pickets, Fence Trimmings, ... . Sash, Doors and Blinds. t!ll for prices a, y.l on 0;hSt,. ' east of O. C. switch. W. W, CftOWDER. I am now recflivingr my sprma and summei Cress goods. Call early and yooure bares na vv. r . KEAU. Nw onibroiflcry Read's, d nt ?" F Cull twine, uid xamino imr rs-w-'iiml bindii g nothing Ks'APr, lii'P.KKU. & Co. . ! I titchinir Pile' aro known bymols'urc like prcspira tion prKluciinraverylis;iirrM;Hblo itchinff after :ret hilt warm. This form as trail us UMinl, BlecdirfT and protmuinir Pih'S. vicUl at onee to tho i-.pin.!Htioli ol Or. BowMiko's Pile remwly, whit-li aets directly mhi til ptrts stleeted, alls .riling tile tirn.trs, allayinir the I'.iU-nsc itehim '! effiWiinr isrmino-t cure. i cent!. Aflilrcss The I)r Bosunki Med. cine Co , Pjqua O. Sold by M. A. Miller. Mcsirs !Mhnv & Masmi, ii'iwi;it. 'e s.-illmt! Wiwiom's K.!rtin whnlosl m1 rolnii. al.difivinii IwHiltlful jnetlin- cnr.ts w;th everv bottl. l'oitiwlv 'he ntttW ) harmless articl cf tlw kind in 1h.i m .rket. F. M. French keepi niilrnnd timp. S-n imiwrtant ailv nf L K lir-'i'ks anotaer colurr.n. (JNIVEP.SIT? OF OREGOS. EUGENE CITY. Next session begins on Monday the 17th of September, VISH. Free scholarship from every county in the State, Apply to your County Hupsrlntendent. Four courses : Classical, Scientific, Literary and a abort English Course in wbiob there Is no Latin, Greet:, Frenoli or German. The English Is pre-eminently a Business Oourke, For catalogues or other information, address M - J. W. JOHNSON, "President, . -PKOPRIETOK OF- STAR BAKERY, Cnnier Broadalhin and First Sts., DEALER IN Csuuiul MeiMN, (liieousware, Vegetable!), Cigars, Splcest, Tea, Etc.. Canucd Fratts, Glassirare, Dried Fruits, Tobacco, 8ngar, Coflee. Etc,, In fact everything that Is kept la a gen ral variety and grocery store. Highest market price paid for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. JOS. WEBBER'S Barber Shop Is now located, until he sets Into thj new Foshay A Mason building, just north of No. 2'a Engine house, -where old and new customers are iuvtten to call cnjhlm NOTICE OF City Marshal. Notice is hereby given to all property owners, and occupants of property in the city of Albany, to remove the thistles from their premises, and from the alleys and stteets adjoining thereto, within ten days from date of this notice ; and if not remov ed within the specified lime, It will then be done bv the City Marshal. Dated at Albanv, Or., this 17th day of Julv, iSSS. " Isaac Hays, City Marshal. " MAGNOLIA MILLS," JOHN A, CRA.WF0RD, Propiretor. W!LL furnt.h sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The highest market price paid for same. Best Magnolia flour always on hand.fo sale or exchange at reasonable rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. Sax Francisco, July 26Some days ago a story was circulated that Thomas t. Ewing of this city had been sent to West Seattle in the interest of the Southern Pa cific company. It was stated that his visit would probably result in that company building some branch lines in that section, eventually making West Seattle the north ern terminus instead of Portland. Both Mr. Ewing and Col. Fred Crocder denv the story, the latter stating that his company has never thought of having any railroad interests north of Portland. Another licdnction in Sugar. Sax Francisco July 26. The Californ ia sugar refinery to-day reduced the price of sugar three-eighths of a cent on all grades, making cube 8 cents andgranulat ed T cents. This is due to the fact that a few jobbers who had purchased largelv when prices were low were underselling the refineries. Tht American refinery re duced prices one-fourth of a cent yesterday; and is now one-eighth of a ce'nt higher than the California. The Climate of Oregon, Washington-, Julv 26. Senator Mit chell introduced a resolution in the senate this morning, calling on the secretary of war to transmit to the senate reports that have been prepared in the.signal bureau up- 0:1 the climate of Oregon, and climatic and other conditions of Eastern Oregon and Washington territory. Adopted. Sax Francisco, July 26. Shipping merchants are urging upon fruit growers and dairymen to carefully prepare their goods before bringing them to market. A large shipping merchant said to-day: "A lower California date-grower has ruined his prospects for a market for his fruit in San Francisco by sending it here packed in a most slovenlv manner in irreat block wrapped in course gunny sacks. Butter of most excellent quality has been received from Oregon, but siniph' because it was Lunattactivciy packed in'blocks of ten or twelve poun'fs, instead of In neat two pound rolls, it had to be sold for the lowest market rate prevailing at the time. Oregon potatoes, which reached here in uneven packages, met with a similar fate, although their quality was first-class. A Millionaire's Will. ' Rociikstkk, fuiy 6. The will of late Hiram Sihlcy has been probated here. The value of the estate is not specified, but of good at thority is said to amount to $io, 000.000, in real estate, railroad bonds and bank stock. Testator's residence, valued .it $200,000, is bequea'hed to Mrs. Sibley, with an allowance of $24,coo a year. Cor nell University gets $jo,ooo. Fine n.ixtd and plain pickles at W.m.i.ai b & Thompson's. Dr. M. H. Ellis. physiuiAn and surgeon AlVsny, Oregon, ('alls made ic city or eouutry, Wanted. We will pay 40 cents per roll for choice shipping butter. Thompson & Waters. Ptrw,i;e I o ut. Industry. Try one of Jo ei.ft s N eit uu-nrr. Fir t if his own make.