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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING " ' ' ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. Ik Foilmiller, ALBANY, OR.,T(JEDSAY, JULY 31,1888. i I NO 74 FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse Altor buflne.ii hours call at resldonoe corner Fifth anil Iiakar streets. nHE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Paoiflc Railroad gon Dovelopusnt Company's Steam ship Line. 225 MILES SH3i.T.. 20 HOURS LESS T83.1E than by any other route. First-class tlirrnijrli p.is.i'mgor and freight line from Portland Bnd all pulnts iin the WillatnaUo Valioy to anil Ironi San t'ranclsco, C'al. TT.'ll LL. TV! Tf n n i kvuiiiuiBijii3 ttiver L1113 oi stoaincra. The "Win. M. Hmn " Tl. "V u lir, ley," The "Throe Sisters" are ia service lor both passenger anil freight tralllo be- lwouu vurvanis anu x'ortiauti ana inter mediate points, leaving Company 'r wharf, I'orvalllH. atlll Mnoiru. Iltilinun .If f'r.'i. ftliarf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., I-ort-and, three times a week as follow : NOHTI1 llol'NIf. LjaveCurvallU, Mull., Wed. and Friday, 1U;UUA. M. Leave Albany, Monday, Wed. and Friday, 12:00 Noun Arrive l'ortlaud, Tue., Tim, and Saturday, fi:30 P. M . SOUTH HOUND. .eave l'ortland, Mon., Wed. and Friday, 8:00 A, M, .eave Albany, Tue., Thura. and Uatunlay, l:a) u. M, Irrive Uorvallis, Tue., Tliu. and Saturday, 4:20 1. M. ioats make close connection at Albanv vith trains of theOregon Paoltlo Kail road". TIMK BOHtjUULK, (except Hundaya.) ierv. Albany, 1:00 r. H, j Leave Yaquina, 6:46 A,M. riiava Corvallifl, 1:10 r. M . I Leave UorvalllB,10:3ft a,M. j-rivt Yaquina, 6:30 P. M. Arrive Albany, 11:10 a. H, O. fc G. trains connect at Albanv and 'orvallis. The above trains connect at laqulna with the Oregon Development Company's Line of Steamships between aiiuiuaj nuu wiu A' m.uui'mjo, SAILING DAT KM . from mam rHAXfiajo. raoa vauuina illaraotteValloy, August 0th. Auguat ith illalnette Valley, August 10th. AU'rim lit i iliamette Valioy, August 2Uh. Air'rit 'Mth The Company .Meyos the rlghtjjto lianzo sailinc dates without tintlca. kN. a. Passengers from Portland and 7Ulauiette Vailoy points can make close Imneoti u with the trains of the Yaquina liute at Albany or Corvallis, uud It dea- luautoaan Ct-atiaisj) should arrange to rrive at Vaquiut too evening bal'ora date ifsiiliurf. uwa-er and Firlrht Itulea alwayajjiiie I.OWCHI. Fur Information antilv lu i: J Stuart. Freight and fnt Agent, AJbau, or kvU II llaaa'ell, Jr., U. If. p r. Aici,, tsrugon uuvompmoiii uo j'M Muiiitfuiuery oau craiiuidco, lai, t;. u. lluaiUat, A. O. F. and P. Agent, Oregon Pacirlc It UUo. Uurvaliu, Or. -.VIA-. ptliern Paciflo Company's Line. Tin; nr. aauti uoiirat. .mb)tr...i Albtiyail 8.'. Fi-muIji! I, a J hours OAMFORMA KXl'KUa ii.tuca 'dailt. North ' r. u. 1 Leava PortlanJ Arivo 1 10:10 A I " r a iave Albany Leave 7:05 a M ID A a Arrive San Frani'lacn Leave 0::I0 r l-JOAl. rAiusaia TAl.ta OAlir (except Sunday). DO A M I Leave Portland ArriVM I M:4fi r !' 1 Albany Leave I 11:35 A t t Arrive Euirene . Leave I 9 :00a uku. r vsiaxaiia TSAixa bahy, xxorr mukdat. Luave Alli.niv M' a Arrive I. .1..,,,,. ,, li:MtrsLMr. Albany ! I Arrive Lebanon Arrive b:ib A H Leave 6:00 A a Arrive a:4i p i Leave 2:UU r PULLMAh BUFFEf SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars tcrom n uat:.m of Heranil-Clasa Paaaen Kera, nltaetipl t-i Kvpresw Trulu. Weal HIil. tPlvlaloa. pRfrTEEM fUUrtLVO AMD COTtVALLIH, h Viltraix DAibT (ex pt Sunday.) A Loavo Portland Arrive 0:15 r a ip a 1 Arrive Uorvtllia Leave 1:30 MiHW t.ttix.1 DAIbT (oxo jp: Sunday. Loave P Arrl-( lNirtlan 1 M'Minnvillo Arrive I 9.00 A X uiave A.t.v a H AtAllnnr and Cirrallie oouneet vith trailifl of 'I'm Pacini Kailrnail 5(1111 iuf.)rMliti.n poraJIn- Jratoa, nlii, etc., ra uompanya Agnt. R. KOKIILF.lt. . P. KOOKR. Minor Aia't U. F. and P. Ar OMiSS 7 (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) 8 Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods sold out. Everything-New, with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consiiitiag uf , i ; DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, ; BOOTS, SHOES AND "GR0CERES I propose to have as eonrVi a stook evr line as evnr broil ht to Al bany, with a!i a , New Novelties . and Latest Styles nii.l as thsy are manufacture;!. All old ciutoturs aii'i frienda of the houtif and as well uew ones, aro cordially nviofd '.o cull mid lusj.ect stock and jrices. ' uo .ot Propose Ha To Untalil.... ,, W .F. READ, Sucensor to.N. H. Ailuu !t Co CI.EVKI.ANO ON C1IINFSE. Ex : The democratic organs do not pub 'ish the following extract from Cleveland's meagc of April 6, 1SS6, on Chinese con sular certificates : "It is sufficcnt that I should call the ear nest attention of congress to the circum stances that the statute makes no provision whatever for the somewhat numerous class of Chinese persons, who, retaining their Chinese subjection in some athcr than China, desire to come from such countries to the United States. This anom. alous feature of the act should be reformed as speedily as possible." lie wanted the way cleared for the Chin ese to come in, Slalca nan. Now. why not be candid and honest Why not tell your readers that the nresld. cm m mat message was calling the atten tion of congress to the fact that under the peculiar operation of astatuts of the Unit ed States Chirese merchant?, who, under the then existing treaty were expressly to have the right to come to this country, were exciuded because there was no United Stat es official at Hong Kong or other foreign parts authorized to issue the certificate nec essary under the statute, and the president only asked that provision should be made to carry out the provision In good faith. (See Congressional Record o April 7th iSSOpage 3190.) For6ometime thellarrison republicans of Indiana have been trying to pursuade tx-Liov. A. C. Porter to consent to become a candidate for governor on the republican ticket, knowing that he1 is very popular among the laboring men and might be able topull Harrison thiough. The Signal.lab or organ, warned Porter that it would no. be safe for him to run as the labor men had their eye on Harrison to defeat him ant' they would brook no interference. P01 te.', seeing that discretion is the better part o valor, has positively declined to run. The convention meets August 8th. Since the Republicans freely deny Gen. Harrioon's sympathy with know nothing- ism, It Is well to state the fact of his affilia lion with that order in 1S54, on the sim . evening and in the same lodge with E. O. Norton, formerly of Portland and at present residing in Salem. Norton, Harrison and Iwoothers were initiated the same nlghf in Indianapolis. IVekemt. 57 First Street, Albany, Or ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE ALBANY, OREGON, 1888, 1889. Firs Trnn Opens September IKth, isss. A lull corps of Instructors. CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL . CLASSES. Courses of study arranged to inesl tin need of all grades of students. S fecial inducements offered to students from abroad. Tuition ranges from $5.50 to $19.W. Board in private families at low rates. Kooms tor seir-boarding at small ox- ense. A careful supervision exercised over siu deats away from home. Fall term opens September 7th. rr clroulars aud full particulars address the Presldeut. ,UKV. ELBKKT R. VONIrfT. Albny,'Orgon J.ni: ii ALLEY, PEOPEIETOES Albany Track and Dray. Co., Nc, 1. 000-18 ha Jld I wit i o trs an I dlsp itoh D, R. N, BLACKBURN. Attorney at Law,. OlUce, Odd Fellow'e'jTerople, . . ALBANY, - . - - OREGON. Alt business will receive prompt attention Dlt. no SAIV-KO In hi new discovery tor Consumption, succeeded Iti iKtjducnjf modicino which is acknowledged by -' to be si'nply marvelous. It Is exceedingly pie.- ant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not sicke l In all cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Whoo ing-Cojgh, Croup, Brenchltis.and Pains in the Chest, t has given universal satisfaction. Dr Bosanko's Cough aid Luny Sjrup is sold at 60 cant by 41, A M l'a.', FOSHAY & MASON, Druggists and Booksellers, Agents for John B. Alrien's publication, hlnh ws sell at publisher's prioso with (ol4g9sdJAd. . , ALBANV, OttCUON., L, W.CLARK, Portrait Photographer. Stuilo corner 8oond aud Ferry Streets near Opera House, tirouud floor. . Children's pletures a specialty, LB ANY, - - OREGON. . Sheriff's Sale. . In the C'ecuit Court of tht StiUe of Oregon fir Linn County. The Ameilcan Mortgage Company of ouut'ami, L.uni.ea, ntijuun. vs. W B Gilsoii, L'efen lunt. VTOTfCE is bsrebr given that by viiate i.1 of an execution and order of sale is- suhiI out of the above narued Court in the above entitled sun, 1 will en aalurdar the lt day ol svplcuber, Igsa, at the Court Houpe door in the c.tv nf Al btny, Linn county, Oregon, at tha'liaiir of one o clock, p. in.,ss'i at public nuelion tor cash iu hand lo the bigli-st bidder ttifc real r operly described in baid exeeutiou and oiderof salo as 1'oliows, to-wit : 'I be undivided on. loiinli of the fillo.ving laiuiH, tiiwit: A portion of the Donation l.aud C'iaim of A Hon farker, NoiihVa'ion 2312, Claim U7, i'uwnship 12 sotitb ol ttau)(0 it west of the Willauistte meiidlan, couituenoinir at the northwest corner oi said c'a.m. rjnuinstbent's at (i t.S.loo euaiu. tutmce souln 32 31-100 chains thei.eo west t 71-100 chln : thence south 17 UJ100 cbaius ; ihem-e west SS 8-1U0 chains ; thnce no. tu 511 27-100 chains to the place of baiiiuo'nir, containing 2U0 acres. Alo commencing at the tinith W0Ht corner of said lana claim last men' iioDed, (Not.2J12J luuiiiiig (hence ts 70 rous ; eon, li us tous ; tlience east 70 rods ; monee noun u rods to tuo place or be. Binning, containing 30 acres, also com menolugat the southeast corner of S. M, I'enu'ujtum's oouaiioa land claim, Ko, 67 : tLeace east lis rods: tbenea south S 24 100 rods; thance vttst 118 rods; thence north fit 24100 rods te the piste of beginning, containing 40 acres ; together witu all and smaiiinr the tenement. bore.liUmems, appurtemws ;h-reUi be loii'aingor in any wies appetiinirig, all situated iu Linn county, Oregon. Tue piO"rili arising from the rale ufsid real propert ' to bs applied : First t lim cosih and d'aoinssineois of said suit taxed t $376 98 100, and accruinz cois. Soennd le the payment lo the Plaiutitf, The A rii'.ri can Mor'girn Ciuipany f .Vnilawl, limit ed, tue 8.1111 nf Xi;02.0Ti, with acoruiiix Interest llierum at the rale of 10 per out per annum f.oni the 2uth day of Jun, 1N18 iiiird, the nvarplu tf any thmebs to be poid to 1 ho Defendant, Y. li. Uiln or his legal representatives, luted July 301 h, 1888 JOHPI SMALLMA.t, By D. .". Smith, ftherift l.epuiv. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS A Bold Kubberv. ;;,M.MbMt noon P. D. Dedertck. of the ,u t of a-'ncultural i,ru,.. , ,r . " . , ' -' """. orove to Mechanics and Farmers' bank and age he placed on the JZ Jl,?l.. 1 nc man passing attracted h s ra(tr.fcV: the value of $,c U,nsbonds Alb. to-day firm fie cured sixteen the sas package ia savi witn trrnhht. A o " Dedcrick to A Cnrleos Bill." Washington Ini t . 1 , "J cnerai Whee - cr o Alabama intr-Jucei i the house a --.j l snow ,ne physical effects up. of the human HUitoX"0" and report the b r.h rate and I deafh "1 e .imnntr mim " ut4UI rale 1, 1 - - i1Jlc negroes, Chinese Tn dians half-b eeds and hybrid, Tan ' dc scnption of the human 7 a.c United States, as wcl! u .".toe. quad' roons and octoroons. ' cluai1 Caaailian Pacific litinlnss. Montreal, lulv it, f. .1.. " v. me nan year ended June ?o:h. ,h . . : . ," -s'voa earnings ot the Canadian Pacific Railway were Sc,8 300 working expenses S.t.n, . ti'.A?'' 94'.3o7 tor the .ame peiiod last year. Indian Uprise Feaivd. Tucson, July 3o.Indian8 at the Sam Carlos Reservation are becomin3 restless fv?h1e.?,ffiera, UP'!.sing is fred,asthey de fJZZr ,1,reatent " ' Fresldeat ClevelanJ. , N"E"YoRK'Ju'r3o.-Preoident Cleve land, Postmaster General Dickinson and Uan Lamont returned this evenlno- and took the midnight train for VVa hington soun.heaidhd7'nff thei' truise five jUn X btd averaSed a catch of sixty ' Two Indians. Red Buff, July 30 Xear Hooker sta tion yesterday, the clothing of two young Indian women, passengers on the Redding local train, bound south, caught fire in some Inexplicaclc way, and in their fright jumped f-om the train, one being instantly killed, and the other dying shortly after, ihe remains were buried where they weie found. ' Still Allvr. Los Angeles, July 30. The city coun c!l to-day voted to build three new brldirra over the Los Angles river, at a cost of $1 20, c , the city to provide $70,000 and the rnilwni.. fknl , ' Wasiiinton, July 3o.The Commerce Committee, which have been investigating trusts during the past several months, has made a partial report It finds that the Standa:d Oil and sugar trusts are shown to be in active existence, and that they pro duce disadvantages and cause higher rates in articles in which they deal, and recom mend that legislation be had to preyent or ganizations of the kind. JlrLanglilin, Practical inllorhiir. Summer aid fa 1 sii s and paits in any s'.yle a j-cialitv. Cleaning and repairing promptly attendid to, Main street, Albany, Oregon. t l llfi FOR Slt'K HEADACHE, ' !- vim want a remoilr for H'llmiancsfl, Pimples on t!if (.., a id a aura o jr ( ,r ,ick hji,lv li,-, aak H A.Mii'i'.ih U.urjiit. (.1- Dr. umii'a l.nr pan injr aid lor a do,, aamploj lM. lull wix :'S cants 1 1.1A now receiving n y spring and summei t'resi toods. Call early and seenre barga ns W. F. Hkad. Trie Ingest osscrtment of bngniej, wagons au.l iiniksihis ude nf Portland at Knapp, tlirrol&d Call and extfniue ..ur r-irnuiid binding initio, snmethtiiit cmw. KNAri', BUitKELL & Co. Kn e mixed and p ale 1.1. kles at Wallack & TiinMpnox s F. M. Fiench keeps raiiroad time. 1 H 1 1 1 1 It . illcr.init !' are known hvm.il.'u.t Ilk. prasplra .iuli ,.riHl-ic!nir a vorv d:M)rri'allii Itching altar ni- init a-nim. Tiila form an w-H aa HI'nd, bleftlli-jr ami prolm-Uiitf piiM yield at one to the annlication i.f llr. Uowik..'. I'i;. ruti.ptly, which acta directly upon th- wria a!iec:il. ahrliing the tuniora, allaying the intense ib-hoitf anil t-ffeciiiig a permanent cure. Al. cnla. AddrrM The Dr Btvanko Med cine Co , Piaua, l. odd bv M. A. H.llcr. V.