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DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT, VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1888. NO 89 Win. FortniL FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Prompt Attention-First-class Hoarse f" After business hours call at residence corner Fifth and Baker streets. W.F. READ, I'OI.ITICAIi KATY DIDS. (Successor lo N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods aold out.J YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad gon Develop nmt Company's Steam , ,Hhip Lino. 225 MILES SHORTER 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by any other route. First-olass through nanetiger and freight line from Portland anil all pointH In the VVillamotto Valloy lo and from San Francisco, Cal. Willametto Rivor Liue of Steamers. The "Win. M. Hoair ." The "N. S. Bent- ley," The "Throo Misters" are In service for botli passenger and freight trallio be tween Corvallls and Portland and inter mediate oolntH. leaving Comnanv'r wharf. CorvalliH, and Messrs. lluiiuan fc Co's wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Port laud, three times a week as follows : NORTH BOUND. Unv.Curr.lll. Mon., Wed. and Friday, 10:00 A, M. Leave Albany, Monilay, Wed. and Friday, 12:00 Noun . Arrive Portland, Tu.., Thu, and Saturday, ti:30 P. M. SOUTH 1IOUND. Leave I'orlland, Mun,. Wed. and Friday, 8:00 A, M, V Alh.nv. Tun.. Thura. and Hiturdav. 1:20 D. M. Arrive Corvellis. Tuo.. Tim. and Saturday, 4:20 V. M. lioata make close connection at Albany with trains of the Oregon Paolflo Railroad. T1MB BCIIKDULB. (except Sunday.) Lerve Albany, 1:00 r. , Leave Corvallu, l:IOp.a. Arrive Yaqulna, 6:30 r. a. Leave Yaqulna, 0:46 A,. Laava corvallle.lu:3b A.M. Arrive Albany, 11:10 a. a, n. a. n. traia. noniMQt at Albany and Corvallls. The above trains connect at v.dnina with the Oregon Development Comranv'i Line of Steamships between Yaqulna and Man Francisco, SAILING DATES . Faun saif rsAXcisoo. raoHTAfit'illA Willamette Valley, Willamette Valley, A'illamette Valloy, The August flth. Auuat 10th. Aug-ust SWlli. Autrult 4th AUffOHt 14th Aimuat 24th oryea the rlght.to Comoanv ntmnnn aailifio datJU. without notiCB. N. H. PnHsanurxra from Portland and WillamAttA Vailmr nointa can make close connection with the trains of the Yaqulna route at Albany or Corvallls, ana 11 ues tined to San Francisco should arrange to arrive at Yaquiua the evening bofbro date of sailing. aweaxer and F.rliiM Katea always ins .. -.a rorlnlurmatlon apily to U J Stuart, Freight and Ticket Aont, Albany, or to 0 H llaswell. Jr., U. r. A I. Atfl,, Oregon Development Co il'-H Montgomery San Franuauo, Cal, C. 4J. HOtalifc, A. O. P. and P. Airent, Oregon Paclllc K KUo. Corvallu, Or. Everything New with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, . consisting of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERE ever line as ever "jrougbt to Al The republican organs of the country, with a very few honorable exceptions, re mind one of an army of katy-dids. The popular name of this insect comes from the resemblance of its cry to Katy-did. Harsh and shrill it begins, and repeats more and more rapidly, "Katy-did," "Katy-did, Katy did," until the sounds run into one another as a prolonged snarl. The insect has remarkably little sense and but one cry, Katy-did. So the Republican organs have but one cry, "Free Trade." It an swers them for argument, for exhortation, for denunciation. In season and out they cry, "Tree trade, "free lrauc. "I tee Trade." It matters not to them any more than to the insects that there is no sense in the cry, they yell It all the same. They are political Katy-kids. Every one who ever lived in the west remembers how of ten in the silent hours of a summer s evening jt has been his good fortune to take a seat in the onen air to inhale the fresh cool air of ight, Then it was that some big, full grown "Katy-did, would open up us parro i like twaddle, 'Katy-did,""Katv-did, "Katy Id" to be followed by thousands of other smaller ones repeating in chorus, "Katy did," "Katy-did," Katy-did." And thus it is with these republican organs. The big organ will set up the cry, "Free Trade,' "Free Trade," "Free Trade" and then the smaller fry join in the chorus In effeminate tones crying "Free Trade," "Free Trade," "Free Trade" and the less sense the more noise. During Cleveland's administration $232," 168,750,83 of the public debt has been paid Pensions during the three years of this ad ministration have been paid to the amount of $232,552,557,30. Greatest amount paid during any three years under republican administration was $172,001,790,13. Coin ment not needed. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS T.prlWo Disaster. Ni:w York, Aug 10 The steamer Wieland.of the Hamburg-American steam- hip line, has just brought news of a colli sion off Sable island between the Gciser and the Thingvalla, of the Thingvalla line which occurred p.t 4 o'clock on the morn ing cf August 14. The Gciser sank in five minutes alter the collision and 105 persons were drowned. The Thincvalla was si. disabled that 6he had to put into Halifax, uaiiBicmug an ner passengers to the Wieland. The Geiser had eiirhtv-six nas- sengers aboard, seventy-two of whom were lownedor killed in the collision, and four teen of whom were taken, first on the Thingvalla and then on the Wieland. Thp Gelser's crew numbered fifty. Thirty-three were saved and seventeen were drowned. apt. Moller of the Gciser was amon those saved. Passengers of the Thingvalla transferred to the Weiland number jet The Geiser left this port August 1 1, bound for Stettin. The Thincvalla was on hci- way to this city .and was advertised to leave here on August 25. A (Ireat .Mine Sale. Helen a, Mont., Aug. 16. It is under stood here in mining circles that a sale has been consummated of the Silver Bow com pany's group of mines at Butte. It is also given out that the purchasers are no other tnan tlie Calumet A: Hecla comnanv of Michigan. The consideration is said to be 50,000. 1 he group purchased includes the Gray Rock, Josephine, Sister Flag.La Platta and Belle of Butte. These proper- ties are al! well developed, and are located in tne great silver copper belt. . Killed by a Log. Seattle, Aug. 16. Jacob Younger, a logger 32 years old, recently from Michi gan, was Instantly killed yesterday after- irjuu ui liiwm ac jacKson s logging camp, a icw uuies uistam irom niuckiteo. He was watching a falling tree, when it struck an other and swerved over on to him with terrible force. He was buried here to-day by his fellow loggers. . Jusl to think of It! The Republican Sen ators are about to lay themselves open thecharge of being freetraders. OYErlU.i) TJ CALIFUHIA. -.VIA- Southern Pacific Company's Line. tjik 11 r. 8ii ihta uorr;. o 1 1 Al . iy il ' nous), s5 hours OAbirOKKM KXmta 1..MSS P4II-T. 4.UU p. t. 1 Loave HMff X I Lonvo 7:10 a M I Arilvo Portland, . Albany ' dim Ki micirjo Arrive Leave Leave North 10:40 AM 7:05 a M tt;.W P M L1.TALPAH8RMJR TRAILS DAILY (eXCOpt Sund'). :0: A M I Leave l-i:4UPM 1 Loavu 2:40pm I Arrive Portland AlbAtiy Euiruno Arrive 3:46 r U Leave I Ll:8:'i A M Leave 1) JK) a M CAL FABHKNQKR TRAIN'S bAILY, KXCK1T 81' S DAY. 8:10 P H I Loav 8:.M(p M Arriva HSU v I Arrive AllKiny Albany LobAiiuii Arrtu Lcnva Arrive Umvu f:4.. a u I 6:U0 a M , 2:4 r P M P M nrooosfl fa have as ottrVVi) stock bany, with nU '.8 New Novelties " ' and Latest Styles and aa they are msnufactuiDil. All old cuatameiH ani friends cf the liouw and as well i-ew oniv, are cordmlly inviu-t to call and im-LKt Stock and rioes. I uti Not Propose Re To Undeisold. ; v" W I. READ, Im tiiRcr ft B Allii A (o 57 FirstStreet, Albany, Or: j ! J. GRADWOH Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. Boarding County Poor. Notice is hereby given that at the next rt g J hr term of the County Commissioner! Court for I-iun county, Oregon, to bo held at the ConH House in the citv of Albany on Wed nesday the 5th day of September, 13SS, seal ed bids will be received for boarding, lodging and washiug for the county poor for the en suing year. All bids must be filed with the Clerk on or before one o'clock p. m. of the above mentioned day. The Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Done by order of the Court this 9th day of August, 1SSS. E. E. Mo.vtaoce, County Clerk. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Gars rleon a isalies el eroiid-'la Passes rr. attackril I J Kire Trains. West Ride tVlvlalou. iiKrMKK riHrt.i axd fimvatu HAIL Tl J DAIW (ex pt Sunday.) OA a I 2 :1! i u I beare Arrive Portland Uorvilli Arrive I U:lfi r a Leave 1UU sxrisn tbais utu (oxo jpt Sunil ly . t.M r a !(KJ r Leave Arri-e Portland y McMlnnrllte Arrive ' LftavS :O0A S.4f A a MAGNOLIA MILLS,: JOHN A. CRAWFOED, Propiretor, llplib furui-h packs to farmers and Tf receive wheat al Ihe usual rates of storage. The highest market price paid for same. Beat Magnolia flour always on hand,for sale or exchange at reasonable rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. C, J.DILLON, Agricultural implem1 Affcnt ior, FiritntS j Marine lurance UA'Mny ant &rmllts'cfo.necl lto. trains ot tTOPacUloBailft4,l i -. t :K I'VV Porfolt tnlorsea HfAI"!"". Pi on Company's Agent. r : - , 1 1 ' ..-rot f. n.n. Wagons, ..mms w .buggies. We are now aftona t this pmce ior im Celebrated wairons, banks ana pnPK'-' Cade by Fish BrOsi.Cf, ,Rc Ine Wis., jnd can B1"''""V,', n --nalniT-Uimf Sr7l..tBo.", , r. ,.,.i .0 ft 1.1 eet for yon tt eotne nn"; l JOS. nts? V HO LES ALH. ,M A'SUFACTUREB 0 JT, WhOAvish to foVreirst grade eerttfkates should'dentr 'for'N'- fmnl" tiuestlon" liook which jrontuips;ak ki scorflHesof CfUesilon nnd ccnplcie anvnm. Price, $1.50 Ad drea Prof. A. B hildrrs, BrrrgrnsylUe.Q Burned Out. La Grande, Or., Aug. 16. The town of Summervllle, sixteen miles northeast of here,burned this morning. The fire origi nated in the bank building at about 2 o'clock a. m. The total loss is about $20,000, and insurance about $4000. Very Fast. Mew York, Aug. :6.- Mrs. G. B.Mark lc, wife of the millionaire coal operator of Pennsylvania, has made the fastest trip ever known, from Po, Hand, Oregon, to meet her sick husband here. She engaged a special train of the Northern Pacific railway and left Portland at noon on Wednesday a week ago, ran to Chicago and, boarded ihe limit ed express over the Pennsylvania railroad for Philadelphia. There a director's car of the Lehigh valley railroad was waiting and hurried her over the Legigh valley and North Pennsylvania road to leddo. where she arrived at 6:15 on Saturday evening. ine entire distance of over 3000 miles was madeln eightv-four hours, or three days and a half. ' Vi Another It. It. Sax Francisco, Aug. 16. James M. Donahue's mission to the East, which is ac- nowledged to be for raisins capital for the construction of a railroad through North ern California, is atti acting much attention nere. it is Known mat the Donahue peo ple are very anxious for the extension of their line from I'kiah northward to Eureka, in Humboldt count; , and it is also becom ing well known that an Oregon extension is honed for. A nreliminarv survey for the Oregon line has been made and if east ern capitalists can be interested In the scheme one road will be built as far east as Boise Citv, Idaho. An O -ran lliu.11 V' ""' New York, Aug. io. .There .Kill'be ri great race for Kurdpac between; four 'fast ocean steamers, beginning Staurday'"'afteri noon. . i tic steamer iaoourgoy no,-ot the French Unci sailing it 2 o'clock,, will, lead the fleet of racers, followed bv the Gunaru er Cmbria at:3a o'clccki tills new Inman liner Citv of New Y ork at 3 o clock for Her first trip from Nqw.York, to Liverpool, and the North .German ,Llovd,iMyamcr r. ins at 4 0 etc ex. . !,'rJ'.:'iil.""vr.r, WIBBER S:i;,, BarbdSIiop,;: w lie sets Into the ulldlng, just north led to osli on him. Is now located. 111 hew Foxbay Masoi r Nn. 2'a Knuir.e hoi hew outomer are hj IH-. Mica of. Final Settlements; Kntice !i Ift-thv' uinrilri"tbft' ttinlef- mm-rl aw.llinltriattir f htf ffAre (f SfttTl ncconi..wit;i thu t-K-rk f c umy court fur Linn cuniy, p.ifm ami Hit. count j!tirt liij Hie, ,. .c:.'..' 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