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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT, VOL. I. Wm. Fort miller, . ALBANY, OR., FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1888. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 3 Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse ,fiB"Aftor business hours call at residence corner Firth and Bakar streets. iE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad. tpn Development Company's Strain uhip LI iio. 225 milS SHORTER. 29 HOURS LESS TliM than by any other route. First-olais through paisuiirnr and freight line from Portland and all poiuts in the Willamette Valley to and from San Francisco, (Jul. Willamette River Line of Steamers. The "Win. M. Hoag," The "N. S, Bent ley," The "Three Sisters" are In service for both passenger and freight trallio be tween Corvallis anil Portland mid inter mediate points, loaving Company 'r wharf, Corvallis, anil Messrs. Jlulman tt C'o's wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Port land, three times a week as follows : NOKTH HOUND. Leave Corvallis, Moll., Wed. mid Friday, 10:00 A, U. Ieve Albany, Monday. Wed. and Friday, 12:00 Noon, Arrive Portland, Tile., Thu, and Saturday, 6:30 P. at. SOUTH BOUND. Leave Fortlam, Mon., Wed. aod Friday, 8:00 A, M, Leave Albany, Ttie., ThuTS. and Saturday, 1:20 p. M, Arrive Corvallis, Tue., Thu. and Saturday, 4:20 P. M. Boats make close connection at Albany with trains of the Oregon Paoltlo Kailroad. TIME SCHEDULE (except Sundays.) Lerve Albany, 1:00 P. H, i Leave Yaquina, 0:46 a,M. Leave Corvallis, 1:10 r, h. Leave Corvalus,HI::tt A.M. Arrive Yaquina, 6:30 r. m I Arnve Albany, 11:10 A. M, O. C. trains connect at Albany and Corvallis. The above trains connect at Yaquina with the Oregon Development Company's Line of Steamships between Yaquina and San Francisco, SAILING DATES . VKO MAM VRANUSCO. FKOH TAUUIMA Willamette Valley, August 9th. August 4th Willamette Valley, August 10th. August 14th sVillauielt. Valley, Aujrust anh. August 24th The Company .jnorves the right to change sailing dates without notice. - N. B. Passengers from Por.Unol and Willamette Valley points can make olose connection with the trains of the Yaquina route at Albany or Corvallis, and it des tined to San Francisoo should ariange to arrive at Yaquina the evening before date of sailing. asHeuaer anil Ft eight Rules always me LuwhL For information anjilv to (J J Stuart, Freight and Ticket Agent, Albany, or to O 11 Ilaswell, Jr., O. F. & I. Agt Orogon l)ovelotutjiit Go,, 804 Montgomery a sn r rancisoo, uai. v. nuhva, A. 0. F. and P. Agent, Oregon PaciUc K K Co. Corvallis, Or, FOR SALE. it very low rates. Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Posts, Pickets, Fence Trimmings, Sash, Doors and Blinds. Call for prices at yard on 6th St,, , as east ov O. C. switch. W. W, CR0WDER. First National Bank Or' ALI.AH1, OKEUON. President L. FLINN Vice President 8, K, YOt'NO Cashier UtO. E, CIIAMBKHLAIN TRANSACTS A aENKRALbankmgbusineai. ACCOUNTS KF.IT euhject to chock. SKiHTF.XCMANOl ami telegraiihle tranter, sol on New York, San Francisco, Chicago and l'or Oregon. COLLECTIONS MADE on favorable terms. DIRMCTOM. . R. Yoitko, Oro, E Ciiaurrrla1 L E Blair, L. Fusn, WaLTKR K TUFUtlbb, 7 (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) ' Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods sold out. r MAGNOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Propiretor. liriLL furnish sacks to farmers and T T reoelve wheat at the usual rates of storage. Tbe highest market price paid . for same. Best Magnolia floor always on hand, for Kale or exchange at reasons uie rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. Everything-New with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consisting of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES I propose to have as oo-iirVi) a stock evur- tineas ever ouht to Al bany, with all '.'jb New Novelties and . Latest Styles aud as they are uinufaciuri:if. Ail ulci ciiKLiinprs nnrl f.im.U nf il.s, h..iie and as well new ouo, ure ouidiully invite,! to call- and insi.ect stock and prices. ud Sot Propose Be To Untold., ,. W .F. EEAD, The following extracts are from Judge "unnan s speech at Port Huron last Wed nesday : "You hear a great deal about the pauper laborer of England, because our chief im ports arc from Great Britain.and vot In h. prosperous manufacturing state of Massa. chusetts wages are only about 4 cents more than in England. But if you take the pur- ..aing power of money, wages are as high in England as in Massachusetts. I am willing to admit that,as a general rule, wages are higher here than in anv nthfr countries, but labor is more effective here, on account of the superior skill and can be better paid for. "I am not goin to sav whether lolvf-r unions and the Knights of Labor are a ben- fit or nor, but I do say they have done nore to secure reasonable -wanes to InW. Ing men than all the tariff laws that have vcr oecn passed in the world. "Nothing is more common than to hear protectionist orators say that the tariff is a benefit to the farmer. How it can benefit the farmer I can not nor have I ever been able to see. We had a low tariff from iS,r. up to the brcaking.out of the war. I was in the House of Representatives at the time, and voted for it. From 1850 to iS6o,while mat tariu wis in lorce, farm lands in the L. mica states, according to the census re port, increased in value 101 ner cent. Then came the high tariff of 1S62 to iSyothe in crease in the value cf farming land in the United States wasonlv fcrtv ner cent t'n. der the low tariff there was 103 per cent increase ot yalue in ten years ; under this high tariff It was only forty per cent. But, it may be said, that it includes the period 1 . 1. . , . . 01 111c war ana aoes not make a fair com. parison. I grant the force of that to some extent, nut tne war ended in 1865, and we can compare the next ten years, 1870 to i3so,and Dy these same census reports It appears that in these ten years of profound peace, from 1870 to i88o,the value of farm ing lands of the whole United States has increased but o ner rent I'rwlorth. Mh. est protective tariff that ever was inflicted upon the United States thev hav Wrone. ed but 9 per cent,whiie under the low tariff 01 1340. in mis ten years from 1050 to i860, a period of profound peace, they increased in vaiue 103 percent." NO 95 Si.ccmt r to N. H, Allen fc Co- 57 First, 'Street, Albany, Or. J. GRADWOHL, Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. Agricultural implements- Agent lor Fire sidS Marine Insurance Rather than the Chopist PORTLAND BUSINESS C0LIEGE. rortland, Orrfois, IVrleut equipment, thoroiwh ''?"01i11 llihml reputation, growlnit popularity. tutlntsB. mmu. Htuuenn artroitted st any time. I nta Lmnie and Rueclm.ns ot Penmanship jei pt free. t. A. WSSIO, (tee'f. A. r. ABM8TROSU, Prls. The managers of the Harrison campaign are mora than ever anxious to muzzle Mr, Blaine since his defense of Trusts at Port land. But they remember tiie fable of the mice who resolved to "bell the cat-" There is nobody big and daring enough to "clap a muzzle on Blaine," as Quay was reported as wishing to do. As the law now stands untier certain given contingencies the secretary of state becomes president. Should Harrison be elected the secretary of st.-te will be presi dent without the occurrence of thofe contingencies. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Another Advance In Wheat. Sax Francisco, Aug. s3.-The wheat market was excited this nmrnining and prices advanced from 4 to 6 cents' over closing figures yesterday afternoon. Buyer 88 closed this morning at $1.73 per cent a . an advance ot 4 cents. September closed at $..6otf, an advance of 5 cents October closed at $,.64, an advance ofTu cents. November closed at $1.67, an ad vance of 6 cents. Barley was neglected wh,,f fK- Wa anther sliht dvance in wheat this afternoon and closing figures buyer '88, $,.7334: ; October, $i.6q' c' vember,$,.67 ; December, $1 7of ' Wounded. Milwaukee, Aug. 23.The boiler of the Whiting Paper Mill at NecnaK, Wis exploded at an early hour this morning killing eighteen persons and Injuring eigh teen others. ' "a"!." At midnight last night the large pnper mill owned by Geo. Whitman the fsland WhTTih he"ah nd Mena was burned While the burning structure was su, round- ,,, t. j. ui uoners explod ed. I l.e roof and walls were thrown out ward, sending showers of brick and timbers among the spectators. Eighteen persons were killed and seven fatally injured, and a number ess seriously hurt, several of whom will die. The mill was a three story structure, anrt .t r. .,i a j , . fv,uuu. it was oper ated day and night. ' New York, Aug, aV-The Northern Pa cific has completed the sale of about $5 000 - l,Z T' k 1, Ba,e "as mad o a syndicate ""crc me duik of third . ,alreadihLeld The transaction s said to extinguish the floating debt and ra8lTing 1688 ,han ?3,ocV,,ooointSe treasury In nvrA 1 1.. . "rimtu in improvements. I Missouri Democratic Convention. Jeffersox Citv, Mo., Aug. 23The democratic convention nominated Mayor Francis of St. Louis for governor. The platform reaffirms the principles of the St. Louis platform, and endorses the action of the democratic house of representatives In he passage of the Mi.!, bid condemns all trusts and monopolies and favors such leg- Zi u Secure equ'l'r and justice to both producers and consumers, based on the laws of supply and demand. A Ypar's Death Rerord. Sak Fraxcisco, Aug. 23. .-The forth- 1 coming annual report of the health officer, Dr. Baiger, gives the number of deaths In t,Sirilnfl t!le'"r "ding June 30, iS88, at6o36,of hom 3890 were males and 2146 females. The more fatal diseases were : Pulmonary consumption, ;pneu Kn'h,'' S7J '' 8ma,rno,t- 6.7 ! peritor.'itis,iSo; -..B , me Kianers,i32 : heart disease, 366, and luro- Hi;. i .i a:., to cciHiiinption and pneumonia, 126. A train between Michigan city ar.d South bend Indiana was polled the other day with the following result: Cleveland 392, Harri son 61 and Fiske 18. The Republicans do not seem to be spec ially proud of the priucipal issue of their party, which is free whisky. Tippecanoe and Tanglefoot loo is not a popular rallying crv. Heriin. Mon. Ann ii 1 n,..i. P- -.J" l,UUUfII ll.llll, easihound, on the Northern Pacific, laden With tf.-i wns AamninA , . ------, "'"i'tii yesteraav nearnere. and the cars and Contents were piled up in p.oiiuscuoua neap in the Clark's Fork of le Co lltnhi.i 'ri.a .... . , , engine iius in tne tur bulent waters of that tummukuous stream, and the carsare all under water with their burden of tea. . I -n now rro-n'iiw n.v .,rui nH n-.. 1 res. t.ioii,. t.',,!! early anil s,-. ure harua ts .F. Reap. FOIt HI I. EN. JOS. WEBBER'S Barber Shop Is now loratfri, until he kU Into tbe new KofthftV A MttKon bulUllnff, Jut north of No. 2' KiiRine hotift. where old end new curtcmere ure !vviion to ow on hhn. Itchuitf Pile tre known bv m tli'ure lika ; wp.r4 Inn mdicinir a very disaifreeiUile iichinjf Bftoi;i. iiifr warm, 'I'hii form m wt-tl as Itliitil, Jtoed if ami E rutin dititf I'iten. ivltl at onca to the nni.liuHtum of r. Ittmiiku's 1'iie roinwly, whtiih acta tlirt-ctly mhi thi pTts aiTectcil, abfl-trMim; the tuuntr. a'l.yn the intenxe itching and effji;iti.)f a iier..inp t cure. M) cant. Adilrens The Ir Bn-wnko Mtxllcliit C , I' qu O. bold by Dr, Guiaa and ti. MCALISTER & WOOOWARO. Homeopathis Physicians & Surgeon Obitetrlov, 1 roatm?nt of Chrome Dis eases of woman und children a pvcialtyv All calls promptly attended day end nlcjbt. Office in the Flinn Block. Boarding County Poor. Notice ishereby given that at tho next n ga- lar term of the County Commissioners Court for Lion county, Oregon, to be held at the Court 1 inure 111 the city ot AH any on Wed nesday the 5th day of September. 1438. lad ed bids will be luueived for boarding, lodging and warl in for tho county unor f.r th. en snini er. All bids uiut Lu lilt-d with the Clerk 011 nr l-eforo mis o'uohik p. in. ef the shove meitionid d.i. 'I'lif Court teseros the right to rrj ct any anil all li ds. Done liv order of the Com t this illli day bt August, 1S3S. E. E. MONTAIII'R, County Clrrk. Patronize hontt. Imtitttti... T,i. .... Joph,s 5-wnt cyiir-.' Kir t of lis own mik. , DR. IIO NAW-HO In Ins new illflcnverv Irr l!nn.iimi.ilnn ,n..i u prnrincinira mcdV-lim hidi la at-kiiowleilircd bv ah tulw miily niartrl.iua. It U Mrdlnirly pleA.ai.t Ui the laste, (iBrtmlv linrinliM, n,l dnis not sinkoli In all i-a.es ot Coiiimiiliuii. I'mnrh.. Colds, Whoop iiw Conith, Cr..U,, UreiKhiiU. ai,l I'alns in the Cheat, Ki.ci iiin.vnai sa'i.ra-il.,n. l)r Hosanko's. IMlirhsno .nnj M.run U ani.l s-, t... ,.- . Oniss and Son. CURB FOR Itll K HKADACIIE. Do 101 want a retutiU-r.ir n:llni,.n.a vtn,niM Ov face, ai.l a son, '( r sl. k bs.dsthe, ask Dr. Cu ss and Son, the Dru,isu, (or Dr. Cei.nl 's Liver '"" "J uw, aaini'ai. irw,. lull Dox aa cent. A full lints of Dr. Prieei Cream Baking and dolicious rlavoriun extracts at Wallacb & ThompotS's, WACQNS, HACKS AND BdCCIES IV m. a.raa n.,11' b..A..i. .1.1 r . 1. . p is, u.M n(t,viin n . yi mw IUr IUO clphrited wu,Hh, hVkn Rtid 'buggies niHile nv KNt Bpa , ct Undue. Wis., and -. - - via biiu lunoi iwa thnti pver b"CiwH. Rf in ember that we whiii your irnne ana win maKo it ttn OD ect fur ynii in iime and tw . StkwartASox. HARVESTIKC SUPPLIES, Before yon start your mower, bindir or thremhinii outfit coins to our alore an I rn-t your iiplles. We keep alinoat anything yu will nmd, and at 1 rites jou w.ll be satlsfled with. Stewart 4 9 x.