Daily evening Albany democrat., August 15, 1888, Page 1, Image 1

DAILY EVENING
ALBANY
VOL. I.
ALBANY, Oil., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1888.
NO 87
Wm. Fortmiller,
FUNKIt.VL DIRKCTOIl.
Prompt Attention-First-class Hear38
4rftr business hour oH at rosli'.enoo
corner rum aim jjAKr anouw.
IE YAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon PaciQo Railroad
.ju Djvolop nnt Company' Stoam
225 L3G83iJT5?
S3
than by pny otlior routo.
Fintolan tlirou;r!i tKMWi:r and
froitfht lino from l'nrtl.mil mill all points
in thii W ill miftle alloy lo an I Iroiu sou
Franclaco, Cnl.
Willam8tt3 River Lin of Stsanwrs.
TIib "Win. M. Ifoair." The "N. S. Bent
lev." Tlio "Tliroo Sisters" are in service
for both passenger anil freight irafUo bo'
twoen Corval lis and Portland and in'.or-
inodiato polutH, leaving Company'!' wharf,
Corvallis, ami Mown. Iluiinnii A Co's
wharf, Nos. HOI) and 'Mi Front St., Poit
land, three times a weok as follows :
NORTH IIOL'NII.
Leave Oorvallis, Mon.,Weil. ana Friday, lU:OIA, M.
Leave Alluinv, Monuay, veu. anil rrinay, iz:uv .mum
Arrive I'urllalid, Tue., Tim, aiil Saturday, 6:30 P. M
BOUTU ilOUNU.
i.va I'nrtlantl. Mun.. Wail, anil Friday. 8:00 A. M
. .11 .. 'l'l.iH U.l. li 11
Arrlvo Corvalnj, Tu'o., Thu. and Baturday, 4:20 1 It
Hosts make close connection at Albany
with trains of t no Oregon racitio itauroaa,
Tl M K HL'UKDL'LK. (encept Hundayl.)
Lerve Alliany, 1:00 r. M,
Leave C.ir.V.ln, 1:10 r, a.
Arrive Yaquina, 5: JO r. a
Leave Yaquina, 6:45 A,s.
Leave Corvallia.lu::li A.M.
Arrive Albany, 11:10 a. a,
(Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.)
Ii now recoiving new goods in every line. Old goods aold out.
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Concerning the Mills bill James A. Bill TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
says: "The majority of American people I
will be better off by its enactment, and I
believe in the adoption of such measures
as will produce the greatest good to the
greatest number.' If any one asks you
who James A. Bill is, tell him that James
A. Dill is one of the largest wool growers
of Connecticut and is president of the Con
necticut Agricultural Society.
And now comes the n.an who went back
in the musty past and found the fourth
plank in the platform on which Grant was
nominated in iS6S, to read as fellows: "It
is due to the labor of the nation that taxa
tion should be equalized and reduclcd as
rapidly as the national faith will permit."
Twenty years later they have forgotten
equalization and want reduction on whis-
Four years ao on the i ith of August
A. M. Clapp, public printer, and Chairman
of the republican finance committee said :
''Blaine will carry New York by 50,000
majority at least. But wcall hae a vivid
recollection of the fact that he did not.
csterdav the associated press dispatches
ado some man ay, (name not given,) that
ew York will give a republican majority
i the way up to 50,000, But it will not,
O. at C. trains oonneix at Albany and
Coryallis. The above trains connect at
Yaquina with the Oregon Development
Couiuauy's Line of Steamships between
Yaquina and Man Francisco, ,
NAILING DATES .
FROM SAX FRANCISCO. VKOM VAUUIBA
Willamette Valley, Auiriut 0th. AuiriMt th
Willatnoue Valloy, Av lutlt. . Auiriul 14th
vYHIaiiiette Valley, August mil. August tuli
The Company V-waryes the right .to
change sailiug dates without notice.
N. li. fassungers from Portland and
Willamette Vaduv noiata can make close
couueeti.m with me trains of the Yaquina
route at Albany or Uorvallls, and II ues
1 tined to 'Iaii Krancisoo should arrange to
arrive at Yaquina the evening Usure date
ol sailing.
asucauer aal Fx-laht Kates always ui
PorlnfiirniAtlm apply u V J Stmrt, Freight and
Ticket Airunt, Albany, ur to J II ilaiivyll, Jr., O. r.
A i At llrjiruii Duveluiiinci.t (Jo aj4 Mimtjromery
Bau r'raticioCJ, Cal, . 4J. llOUltt,
A. 0. F. and P. Agent,
OriKMi l'aiiflc H It Co. Uorvallls, Ur.
Everything" Newwith New Prices
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
consisting uf
DRY POODS, NOTIONS,
' ; HATSCAPS,;
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES
AND GROCERE
l propose I"
bany, with ali
have as
CO"l
ck vcr line as ever wrought to Al
The democrats in the Seventh Illinois
strict feci confident that Lovcjoy will
completely wipe out the 5,000 or more ma-
lOrity which Henderson has carried for
ears in his pocket.
Bogus butter, dear coats and cheap grog.
Down with the low-priced fai mers 1 A stir
ring warcry,that,for the republican braves.
"I did vote with the g.'eat body of, the
republicans in the senate against the CM
nese restriction bill." Harrison's letter to
Rev. J. B. Brandt, Feb. 19th, lSSS.
The Cape Charles, Va., Echo, which in
the past has been an independent papei
with a leaning toward the republicans, has
come out for Cleveland andThurman.
President Hyde of Bowdoin college has
announced his intention of voting for Clev
land.--t- , -n t
For Sale Cheap. Two large fannin
mills for cleaninr; wheat made bv Best.
Second hand. Will sell cheap. Inqul
ef bee. of Albanv farmers Co.
Fine mixed and ulain nickles at
Wallace & Thompson's.
New Novelties
and
Latest Styles
Patrmiiza lioine industry. Try one of
Joseph's 5-ceut cicar. First f his own
msko.
C, J.DILLOrV,
Kivir and llarlinr l;ii.
Washi.notox, Aug. 14. Senator Dolnh
aid to-day that he was much pleased with
the fact that Oregon has received the first
attention of the chief of engineers under
the new' riyer and harbor bill. The bill
ame law on Saturday, and on Morning
board of engineers was appointed to e.
mine and report upon improvements of
ne i.iaiies ami rapuis ot the Co umhin
and the two eastern members left fnr
regon. The board consists of Mai. Post
Col. Craighilland Maj. Hanburv.theengin-
v. ... v-m. v.. i..c v-uiuuiuia river lm
rovements. Mai. Jones has been renni-st.
to appear before the board and present
s views. The chief of engineers has nlsn
directed Capt. Young to submit his project
r the improvement at Yaouin.i l.av hv
telegraph, and Maj. Handbury has been
directed to submit a project for the remuv
01 oars in ine Willamette and Columbia
vers in the same manner, so that imme-
'.ie acnon may be tiken by the depart
;nt. The prospect is that an earl v reenm.
mendation for improvement of The Dalles
and rapids will be received
Ciiicaiio, Aug. 14. Mrs. Adele Nelson,
member of th? Nelson family of acrobatic
performers, has begun suit for $50,000
against the Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany. Her husband, Robert Nelson, and
mother-in-law, Mrs. Emma Nelson, have
ued the same compan v.the former for S..
000 and the latter for $30,000 damagcs.The
suiiavteic uiuiixm mr personal miuries
ustained bv Mrs. Adele Nelson and Mrs.
mma Nelson in an accident which hap
pened to the Northern Pacific train at Gold
Creek, Won., July isl. Both were badly
naKen up. Kohert rselson was not hurt.
but sues for loss of bis wife's services.
A Dynamite Bomb Found.
Chicago, Aug. 14. A large dynamite
bomb, containing enough explosive mate
rial to demolish an entire train, was found
on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
iuuu nam ui oi-Mcentn ana naisteaa streets
this morning. The police suspect the Bur
lington strikers or the sympathizers. They
nave no ciue,nowever.
A Prominent Hepulillcan Bolts.
New York, Aug. 14, Congressman A.
P. Fitch of this city hai resigned his mem
bership in the republican organization of
his district. : He says he is in favor of rea
sonable revision of'the present tariff' in the
direction of decreasing the coast of neces
saries ot Hie, and suppviny the American
workmen with cheaper raw materials for
manufacture. He is also absolutely oppos
ed to any reduction of taxation on whisky.
3V.'UJ fi) CALIF 1NIA
-VIA-
Soutiiarn Paciaj Caapmy's Lhi8.
tub nr. nuisit itii;':.
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I.111 uv.jr.i.M Aliii'iyaid di:. rV wiw 1, 3.'. lwurs
UALIrURXIA KXP.1SSS 1. PA1I.Y,
S'JllMl
4.IHJ r. m. I Ijonvo
s:tl; r H I lAavu
7:I'J A u I Arrive
Purthiid
AliMiiy
:iln F u'it-'ir':'
Arrive
LviAve
Luiive
North
10:40 A u
ml as tlinv are uniiiilHCturil.
ami as well iew oniw, cunliall)'
11 ices.
All old cunijuirrs nr.fi friends tflbe hi ie
l-iviifd in csll m.d liinj.ect stocK Bi.u
uti lot Ptopose Bs To
W 1. BEAD,
(irn Srtiodeld.
Washington, Aug. 14. The president
has issued an order placing Gen. Schofield
In command of army headquarters at
Washington. Gen. Schofield wil' also con
tinue in cammand of the division of the
Atlantic. No oilier changes have yet been
made.
WHOLE' Vt.E M.VN'UFACTU BKK Ol'
ALSAN'T
RE.
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c: ( 0
1. j-'al, rmMan,i traiks daily itxct SdiuUy).
S:m a u I Luivo P..rtlana Arrivu 1 3:45 P H
fJ:4t) p M ) Imuvo Allnny 1ovb I A M
r I Arrive Kuircnu lowvo 1 At A M
LOCAL I'AS-iKNtiKU TH VI.XS DAILY, RXtKIT St'NDAY.
P H I Lcivo AlOdiiy aith j i bAit A M
s:r-0P M Armu Ll-Iuhiui tt'Mi A M
l-:.'i'M h Ijtjiw Albany Arrive y:4rP
l . Wi'M Arrivo Uljaium Umv a:tW r m
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPR3.
Tourist 3l9apiag 0ar3
ur ,tc;M:ll il n,lio i 1 ser.iinl-'la J'aMrii
crs, nltarhiMl 1 1 tvuren Train..
We M tVSvl.lnn.
IIKrVTKUV l'ittrLlXI till t'lrltVALllS.
sAiltraik D.vlliT (ex pt Somlay.)
IS". 11. All
First Street, Albany, Or
- J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware
. OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural implements
Ageiit ior Fire mil Marine Insurance
o a a
Luivo
, Arrive
iVrtlanJ
Arrivo j
Luve I
41:15 p u
JUi-nsn T t daily (exojp. 3'jnd.v.
: 'M f M
LflAve
! Arrl e
Portland
McM.nnvilte
Lave I S 5 A
AtA'iany GirvAl1U CJt.noct with trains ol
r?n i lacinb Rallroaa
For lull luforRntlon rosrardiny ratet, mcpf, etc.,
mi Company 'i Agont,
.,Uiv(df! AH'tUJh. ftlii F.A
WACONS, HACKS AMD BUCCIES.
We are now kgents at this place for the
eelebrsteil wsS?.ns, hacks and InigRiej
made by Fish Bros , cf Kaelne; Wis., and
u live better goods and lower prices
San ever befo. Remember that w.
want your trade and will make It an ob.
Jeet for you to come -""" A
I
JOS. WEBBER'S
Barber Shop
..... . i
Is now lorated. until pel" Into Die
new Fnshay Msran building. Juri north
of No.2'sKnglr.e house, where old and
new ciitomers are Iflvltefl to cl. on lilin.
MUGIIOLIn MILLS,
JOMA. ORlfFOSD, Prapiretir,
ur fAj fiittil.li fai'ks to fnnners and
reonive whi--it it ih usiil rates of
Murage. The litglw lnnikct prii, paid
for same.
Ui-st .Vn'.riolla flour always cm l:and,for
na-n or i xehaugo t ri-iioiiiiui rnies.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
Vn:iii'.M StiJTrn;p.
Or.v.Mi'iA, An;,'. V2. In the supreme
court to-thiv a uVcision was rendered in the
case of Nevada M. Hloomer vs. John
Todd and others, the suffrage let case.
The cc.urt iVirnm thedccMon of Judge Nash
declaring the woman Kuffrae act uncon
slitutional. As stntcd previously, the plain
f iff, a female citizen, was debarred from
voting at an election held al Spokonc Falls,
April 3, of this venr, :ind fnr this she asked
damages in the sum of $5000. The de-
urrer filed bv defendants, the nidges ol
ection. alleges that the complaint did not
state facts sullicient to constitute n cause
action. The district court sustained the
em urrer, and judgement was rntvrtd
thereon, from which judgement this ap-
al was taken.
Mcb of Final Settlement.'
Notice i. lirrcl-y given that tlie iircli;r
Aii'iiod. ndniiiiistrator of the estate nf
mil I . lisri'i'. iIwismii, us. men in. uiiu
.vcoiiiit v iih the il'tk nf the ciuniy eoui
for l.itni ennuv. Oivnn. and ill couuly
court Iiam hxfil tlm
8ib liar of srBtftiiilivr. IKS,
At thrhnnr f onenVlnek P. M . if il day
to hnr ol j- nuns lo i lm linal .ee- n t n viy
and tu nettle sutd s.Uti.
J. If. PrESV,
A iiiiinn-tiaiiir.
.HERS
ho wish to ct vre tiint grade certificates
should fend for Ntrirnl ut.eMtcn icoi
which rnntnlna nt 1 il t:paues of queslio:
nn. s-rt-mlrte amHrm. Frice, Sl.co Ad
cirem Prof. A. B. ' hildttc, Kit m nn )Uer
,:iti Vi'-c kti-.wn hy m i-i;iire HKe v '
111 (.iihl-iciiitr Vflry il n'tjf.-ooni.i' nciiintf auer (r-
f Aiirm, 1 ntx l-Tin n w.'ii a 1 ii'inii. 1.10.1 1. k
.ttruii(iif IMe jiniilut I'tn-t. to the cpt.l jiition t
li- jtiiiku'. .'!!( riTHIv. wii"h ac dire .'My I'pn
n-r n licet j I. m -lu'ii th m m-rs, aliayii.- the
titer r:Iii. '-il (.(:mv itr"'iine"6 t'liin. .iv
. AJ.ir Tin lr (H.i.ik Jll cine Lo , riI
M i JI. A. Miiiir.
Attkntion. Ve are now receiving
nih from Southern Oregon fine yellow
Crawford peaches. Parties desiring to can
or preserve fruit will tin well to til l and
;eave oruers.as thev are now in their prime
and vcrv tine.
Wam. u s .S: Thompson.
I an: nni sua. tu; oac iik.
hit vo l warn a remnly f-r B l."iniiw, Plninlw on
the fat.fj a il a sun lu ( r-ick lunjiiriu', 1AM
.Mil li. -he l)iu.'l-b. tr nr. itei.tn wv-r rine
a y a! I Ltc a tlixo) natation rut. mli h 1 ejiite
In hAii-r dl'iittjvorr ( r I'otitinmi-t'.on, mcc'rilcd In
the trfu.'th l-urniliK. amt li cm v t ntcken
In all rt ut t'oit'iniiilln. I'nuli. "ocN, Whoop
injrLMih, rn.Ut, llrotivlti i ami I'aii.h 11 the Chest,
t vpU nut L'n S.riij.- In M tl f0 i-cnt by il, A
illnr.
1 miii iha ti 01 Mil a ii.v trItfc'Hl-d minimri
i t ilt. I'll. I ! tnt M-mr l ri,a d
Y. T. Wrap.
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