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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1888)
DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT, VOL. I. ALBANY, OR., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1888. NO 91) Wm. Fortmillef, -FUNEIUL. DIRECTOR. Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse After business hours call at rosk'.enoo corner Fifth ami Hikar slroots.j OVERLAND TO CAUFOMIJU -.VIA- SoutUarn PaciflG Company's Lino. tiir nr. sii vsti itoi r. -o OAUFOILXIA KX1BES)J llvMNM I'AILT, Sou'.h 4. DO r. M. I Loavo t'.irthixl Arrive biDji-H I Leave Albtny Luavo 7:-4Q A M Arrive Han rVatieU'-o Loave North 10:40 a H U:3Q t M LVAL PAHJfNUrtH, TflAISa DAILY (uxuept HUllday). S:lMI A H I Losiva INirtland 12:40 fn j Leave Albany gilQpw 1 Arrive Kugcim Arrh I 8:45 P u Leave I a m Lr-avo 0 -00 A M LOCAL t'ASSKNUKK THUMB DAILY, EXCKPT Ml' X DAT 8:10 ri Lcavo Aifmiy Arrivo fr.'Jl r M Arrive Lebanon Leave It-.Wru I Loavo Albany Arrive l.MVU Arrive Lebanon Leave 5:15 a M 5:uu A H i!:4!i M , PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. jijTourist Sleeping Oars or Acroininunutioq ol ecoudt'la Piuen Rcri. attached Is Express Trains. West Side lVlvlslon. W.F. READ, (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) I Is now receiving new goods in every line. Old goods aold out. I! louse A highly important edisideration in in fluencing men in the coming election will be the business state of the country. What CTcr criticisms may be made of President Cleveland, there has been no safer president in the office within the memory of this gen eration. Business has never at any time received anything but aid and strength from tne policy of his administration, and those concerned in it have entire confiden ce in the president's wisdom and discretion. He is entitled to support from this cause, and specially when the schemes against which he has had to contend arc remem bered. He will receive it. Congressman William McAdoo of New Jersey, says the Republicans are losing ground in his state every day: that their "hurrah is petering out, and the more thoroughly the people understand the is sues of the canvas the more they become our way of thinking. Gf course, it will be a brisk fisiht. but Democrats need have no fear of the result in New Jersey." This office is in receipt of the (Mich.) Weekly Press in whicn we able article on the tariff question by T. P. Ilackleman formerly of this but now a resident of Owosso. Owin Owosso find an written city to lack of for it. pace we arc unable to find room Everything- Newwith New Price s Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, MAIL train daily (exiept Sunday,) 0 A t.H- 1 H I Leave Arrive Portland Corvillia Arrive Loavo I 1:30 H xrxitss thainh daily (exopl Sunday. 1:50 r a :U0m Lcavo Arri-e Portland McMlnnville Arrive I :00 A l Leave S.4fi a i AtA'rfanv and CorvalUs coi.noet with trains of Orei in I'ac'iflo Kallroad For full Inforantlon ruirardinj Jratos, nuos, etc., .on Company'! Agent. R. KOKULF.R, . P. ROGERS, Manager At r 1 1 I. Ay YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad, ijon Development Company's Steam ship Line. 225 frilLES SHORTER 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by rny other route, ifii-ot .ntiw. through mssoiiiter and freluht line from Portland and all points in the Willamette V alley to ami Iroin Ban Francisco, Cal. Willamette Wybp Lin-3 of Steamers. Th. uvv.n. f. Toa.1 The "N. S, Bent Inv." The "Three Sisters" are In service lor both passonirer and freight tralllo be' t. iwullkmul Portland soil lu.or ooiiiutA ruiine. lnavinir Company'!' wharf, C'orvallis, and Messrs. Iluiman ifc Co's rhrr N'n. !2iki anil 20:2 Front St., Port land, three times a wte!t as follows : NUKTU Itol'.NII. .jrrr....iii- l .n . W11.I. im.l Kritl-av. lil:" i Allnnv. U.milir. V'0a. ami Krlilay, N Arrivo I'urlUml, 1'uo., Tha, ami SutonUy, M in 6:ao v. M oonsistiag of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES A better proof that the tail may waggle the dog has not been furnished than by B'ainc and the rcpubli;an party. The head at Irtiiianapolis moves, with all intermedi ate parts, in response to the tail in Maine. "Jhn" is a waggler. Notiit. Mr Charles Metzger has bjen appointed agent for J K Meyers A: Co, also for Searle 4 Deane, contractors on ti e O P R It. AH men who want work must apply to him at his office in this eity. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS An Anstrallan llajeball Tour. New Yobk, Aug. 28. Spaulding.of the Chicago baseball team.talks this afternoon of plans for ar. Australian tour, which are almost perfected, lie will take the Chica go team iniact ; he also will take an "all American" team, with Ward of New York as captain, Fogerty and Wood of Philadel phia, Carroll ot fittsburg, Haolon of De troit, Tiernan of New York.and others yet to be selected. The club will sail from San Francisco on the steamship Alameda for Honolulu November ic. and will stav one dav at Honolulu, and play a eame for T. .. ill .1 naiahdun, n in men toucn at aamoa, and then continue to Auckland. The team will play both baseball and cricket in Australia. Boaruixg. Mrs. Ilouck is now located just west of Cherry & Parkes foundry, where she is prepared to take weekly or day boarders. pronose fr have as oo-ni ' bany, with all '13 ii a hwcIc evi- liae as ever '.courjlit to Al- New Novelties and , Latest Styles ami as thev fcre maiiiifnc! ur.il. All olii ciikliiih-ix sun fiiniris ifibe hi anil ks '.liens. well tew oucs, are cmtlially i'x ittd tit cll and ius eci stock and uo Not Propose k To Undersold. W.F.EEAD, ACADEMY or Our Lady of Perpetual Help, CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDICTINE , SISTERS. ALBANY, - - - OREGON, This Institution is beautifully situated in the pleasant and t03essille city of Albany. The location is remirkably healthy, the building new and well furnished with all that contributes to the comfort and iustinc tion of the Dtinils. The play grounds are ex tensive and well acUptc.i to healthful exer cises. Die constantaim of the franhern i. whilst imparting instruction in all the use'nl nul relineri branches, to train tlie youthful hcarl to virtue and to instill a cnmamuunle emu lation, tims eiluciiti iif for eocintv iiiembirf who will, we trust, prove an li'i.inr cur conntrv. Piinil. of all nef.u isious eina'ly rrei-ived. provided they comply with tilt regu!a'iir.t of the Academy. llnvs m mitten to tne ane 01 len or iweive, This Acaflemv is inooriiorated and ftuthor- izeil by the State to confer aoidcmie h'Hiors. Noriral lustiuction or asptrautu mr lenen er's certificates a specialty. SOUTH BOUND. l,mve rortlanil, Mun., Wod. anil Friday, 8.00 A. SI. U-.v Allunv, Tun., Tlmri am' Hilantay, 1:J0 M. Arrive Ci'lli, Tuo., Thu-aml SavunUy, f.Di I'.M. Boats make close connection at Albany with trains of the Oregon Pacini) Railroad. TIME SL'lIHOL'liH. (except Munilsys.) Urvo Albany, F. M, Leava Curvallls, 1:10 r, a. Arrive Yaifulua, b:W r. a Leave Ynquina, 6:4fi A,M. Uave Corvallid,!!!::!.'! A.M. Arrne Albany, 11:10 A. M, O. C. trains connojt at Albauy and t'orvallis. The above trains connect at Yaciulna with the Oregon uevoiopiiiHiit Company's Une of Steamships 1 aruiua ana ra.tu v rii.iw. MAILING BVfKI . ba'-tveeu S1KMIKSS. raoji sas raasolsuii. ran. v AmuN a Willamette Valley, WillamclM Valley A'lllamotto Valley Hepteniher 1st. Hjplemnur l:l'.h. Sentember XTith. Hentemhcr 7th Kejitembor 10th The Company .oryes the right to fllmnirA Hallina dates without notice. N. 1). Passenger from Portland and Willamette Vailov nnliits can make close connection with the trains of the Yaqulna routa at Albany or Corvallis. and 11 des tined to S in Francisco should arramre to arrive at taquina inn evening ueiore uate of sailing. aaaenaer anil Firlalit Itatet always tne Lowest. Forinfurnntlon ajiply to O J Stuart, Freight and Tii'ket A'jont. Allnnv, ot to C H llaaell, Jr., O. K. A 1. Aift.i Orcifun Uerelopineiit l!o U'H Montgomery 8au Francisco, uai. a;, v. isuMiib. K. U. F. andP. Arent. Oreioll Pacinc R KCo. Corrallla, Or, Si ciibi i ii' N. II. AVer. & ( o 57 FirstStreet, Albany,', Or J. GRADVVOHL, Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. Agricultaral implements Agent lor $1rc anil Marine Insurance maaaaiimaii.mvc.i Rather than tin Choicest PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, rortlsnd, Orrxon. h lintruolion. .ini- ;r...vh.n iiiinularitv. Bustiuss, m-nd. Htimnnia nilinii'i-il nt any time. -f in -iia rinii acei'inii'i a ii i"-i"i-'',',i' r:. .-.l: J. A. WKsCO, S.r't. A.I .nluit. OIllllliniHllI. LMfltMlil . HMKTKOMM'r. MCAUSTER tL WflODWARO. Homeopathic Physicians & Surgeon1 ObtlrioJ-, Treatment of Chronic T.s of woman and children a speclallj, All cilia promptly attinileil day and niijl.t. Office In the Flinn Block. At the Koslyn iliues. Tacoma, Aug. 2S. Attorney-Cen. Met calf came to Tacoma this eyening to meet Gov. Semplc and go lib 'him to Roslyn to counsel with the conflicting parties there and assist in a settlement. As to-morrow is the day for the examination of the negro miners and their Pinkerton guards who have been arrested as trespassers on the land claimed by Alexander Ross, and as the guards and negroes will of course have to lay down theirarms when taken to court, it has been feared that the Roslyn miners will seize this occasion for entering the for-, tilled mine No, 3 and executing their threat to keep the negroes away. It is at the re quest of Manager Uuckeyth.it the govern 01, who is the chief peace officer of the ter ritory ,and the attorney-general, are going to the scene of contention. Alnerce Emporer London, Aug. 2S.- -A dispatch from Tan gier says the emperor of Morocco has deter mined to wreak quick and fierce vengeance on the rebels who massacred Prince Muley and his 200 followers recentl v. Troops sent against the insurgents have been given free license to butcher.ravage and burn. Neither children nor aged are spared. Women are being outraged and enslaved. The emperor has penetrated the disaffected districts and it is reported that he is surrounded by the besieged insurgents. European powers are being urged to send ships to Morocco to protect the Christia"s and Jews in coast A l'ltikpinan Killed. PendletoS. Or., Aug.28 Harry Dum pily, a brakeman on the mountain division of the O. R.i N. line, was killed last night near La Grande, lie was braking on the work train sent out to clear the track of the last wreck. It was just leaving La Giande when Dumpily got aboard. After this noth ing is known. It is supposed he was cross ing the space between the first car and the locomotive and fell off. lie was fouud on the track, horribly mutilated. Both legs and his right arm had been run over and crush ed, and the body was bruised all over. His internal Injuries were the cause of death, which occured an hour after the accident TERMS. B'ap.wnci 'j. now. rr.R tkh.m : Entrance ftp. na able l.ntoiice S 5.00 lusnl and tuition, payaniein auvmiuo u.mm Mnain. initrtimnntal. til noretie.il anil vocal with use of piano or orHau. . 1; 00 Guitar, with line of instrument 12 00 Zithero. without use ot insiranieut. . . o mi Drawing and punting 8( 0 Bed and Heiliting 3 00 Vaorv work forms no extra chare lot bnarilcis. Specimens of mending rminnei and inspected wreklv. A lilaek rtresa tor Hnmlav H tne costume am. 11117 other necesaarii-s we i.e-ition the fol lowing : tine ha't Hi Zen iowims. One half dozen table napkins. Olb napkiu ring. SELECT DAY SCHOOL PEP. TEP.M PAY.tlll.K IX ADVANCE. Primaiv Department $3 00 Junior ' Preparatory V" Serii r or UriduatniK Department.... 10 00 Graiinatinv fie .""I0 Fur tuithor particulars apply at the Aca l emy. Don't Want a Kaail. Tacojia, W.T.. Aug. 28. The Puyal'lup Indians yesterday had a cour.cil to consider the advisability of granting to E. Meeker and others .1 right of nay for a railroad through the reservation." At the conference there were present a large number of In dians interested, and K. Meeker, L. F. Thompson, Agent ICIIs nnd others. The matter was discussed at length, and t ie Indians decided not to grant a riirht of wav. l'he company would not locate their line of road, and it is the impression of the In- llans mat tliev want to come down the otl.tr side of the Pnvallup river. If this is done their fortv and fifty acre tracts will cut up, and this they will not stand. Notice of Final Settlement. v;,. j hiaroliv nivpn that th underMiru- .l Ktp. nfcriT of the a-titte of John Shore, deceased, ha filed her Hunt cconut in the County Court for Linn eonifty, Orrpon, nrd tt,. i-,i.t hi intthn Ifit.inv of October, J St 8, at the honr of one o'clock. t. nvfor htnr?u(t of objections and netllintr of wd enUte JrtiA A. Siiork. Ktccntrix A lul! line of Dr. Prices Cream Baking aod iK'lii!iuii lUvoriDtr extrai'tR at Wallace & riroMi.t..i"s Putr-tiiiie ttonie 1 idtistry. Tt Joseph a f.-jeut ci(.ar'. Fir t f i. no o i.ls own cLaal.Iin. 1'raetieal lulU ring. Sinninrard f u 1 stii'fl and nai ts in any a'jlea p-e.ivliiy. ClrB.iny ami rt-pairing urnmotly atteutl' d to, iMum uttutt, Htniiy, Itchmy Tiie' re known by ukih' itre likti j." pir fun (iniJucMi a ery il wn.blo tu-iiiiiir inter injf w.um, 'ihi Cot in itn will ittt M ncl, l.tttHl.rif anil iirutrmliiiir rtius. ytui nt once to the cfMinvaiion ol l)r. lifanko's I'i c nmi'tly. wM-h acin uinctlv nnon thprti Hilecfed, aV)ru;njf the livimr, allayinif th lhtt!iiu luihiitu ati.t ctTuorin irn.aturt euro. M iwiU. AiUlr4Mi TIio lr B(Maiik' fH.iaii:e Co , VUi U. Hold l Dr. liuii a and .n. I am now receivim niv i rn uai.1 K!iMmpi Creai pood. Call eaily mu core lrgH na V. K. ilKAU. DR. ISO N l. 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