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Newspaper Page TextDailV 8caociat Unlay KToninjs, July 29,18GB 8umlt)SQKiw)itiHl.)J i:TI'lVli, K.Htors and I'uWl SUBSI'ltllTID.N K.Vl'KS. cwuitriwr wsek M.. ... .15 .. b.lfl That Nkbraska Exclusion It turn out good joke, tlie wliule business. Though going by the mini of "Press" Association, the Dkmockat in inferined by a Nebraska man, who knows the situa tion, that there are only seven newspaper. men among the sixty In the excursion. I he remainder lire real estate men anA merchants. Even the Chairman is an Oi.iuhu real estate man, and then! were (our others from the same city. The whole crowd It working for Nebraska not Oregon Even the Nebraska newspapers ridicule the "press" part of it. If this is true it is a shame for our people to be iin pnsca on in sucn a manner. mors. could ran Ends. Three men, Morrison, Stef - . ... n ,.. sna auiiui'ciK. Theyi'' .-....... .- A trip Washington Territory otbrt. jnfv loanuun ic, -mvw.iu ""miij mj oueiiurn lil k,;,- l ircconvinced that Dakota is the tdnfowt";'! ' contentedly re- And raise hard w ho it, accumulate riches and tell their ncigiioors mai lite coast boom SsdnUUOU anil a sonic. jumeiiun ii,ik. ilirl. The stove is taken from a paper puh- Eihedat the present home of Mr 11 K Sox, former resident o( Albany. A few days uoln speaking of a small yield of fifteen bushel to the acre of wheat, a new comer nil, you shouldn't grumble, in Dakota, here 1 came from they are thankful if Ihtjget four bushels to the acre. Tut K. or 1', Columbia Uiii m No. ( L'nlform Rank K.of P. was organised at Ihe K. of P. lull Saturday, urand lnsn cellar V F Hume assisted by D L. Greene, si Saltm, conducted Ihe ceremony. There ire twenty-seven members, and all appear, (din new and handsome uniforms recent It ordered from the East. After the or- pnliatlon of the Division a fine ice cream Inch was served at Mr. rnta Huffman , Following are the officers elected : IF Hail. Sir Knight Captain. Geo W Hochstedler, Sir Knight l.t. Uulncy E Hropst, Sir Knight Herald. AW Hammer, Sir Knight Recorder. Geo C Will, Sir Knight Treasurr r. Walter Parker, Sir Knight Guard W A HcClain, Sir Knight Sentinel. GoiKa. -About three hundred China men hove engaged passage for their na tive laiid, per ship "Colotna," which sails again in October, lays the Portland fiV conic. Of those v ho depart not five per cent will ever again return to the United States. At the rule Mongolians are loav Ing the country there won't bo io,ooo Chinese on Ilia Pacific Coast In ten years. The limited number now here fiat bo- conic extremely independent and demand outrageous ayes for their lalior.' China men who six years aito readilv accepted $1 c. per mouth furttieir work.nuw demand iy and $40, and became impertinent should their would-be employer even hint at a cum less large. UooMiNU Omits. No cilv can afford to boom too much. There is nearly all ways a reaction. Look at Kansas City A year ago it was the liveliest city in the L'nileJ States. It had a great boom and thousands of people settled there. Rea estate sold forfgilt egded prices. Sblcndld business blocks sprung up as If by magic People were wild then. To day they are long f'aced and sad. The town is as "dead as a door nail." The boom has cotlasped and all the rustling real estate agents have moved to other towns. .While going about the city a visitor notices many low lots ami manv amusiner siins nailed over them. One of them reads- Diop a load of earth in here and see the lot fi l up. Wheat Ytr.t.Ds. Wheat reports gen- willy contain only the big reports and btnee are one sided ; but they are inter citing. Here are some Marion county fields gathered bv the Statesman : G A Barold, who resides on Mr Bush's farm sear the fair grounds, has finished thresh ing and has an average of 33 bushels per acre, machine measure, which means about IS or J6 bushels by weigh, measure. Phil Hp Palnter.who resides near Brooks thresh ed 43 acres ves'crday that made a total of 2000 bushels, or a fraction over 46 bushels per acre, machine measure. The wheat was of an eirellent oualitv. sound, nlumn ana large grains. A TiiRisiinnBuiNKn. Yesterday after noon about Jcur o'clock, says the Salem Journal while Noah Herrcn was threshing grain on his farm four miles'fiom this city t'ic machine caught fire and was burned to the ground before the fire could be slop, ped. There were about 800 bmhels of main in the sacks near the machine, but by the prompt action of the hands it wrs saved. The machine burned so rapidly that even the rubber belt could not be saved- The fire quickly spread toward the fence and burned about one hundred yards of it down. Loss about $800. The Cixsrs. The following item In reference to the U. S. census, is going the rounds of the press and is In order : It is t generally known, as It should be, that the statistics which n il) be gathered by Ihe enumerators in the house to house visit In June, 1890, relate to the year beginnin June 1st, 1889, and ending May 31st, 1890. It H especially desirable that farmero iiould keep an accurate account of their productions during the census year, so that (he; may be ahe to render reliable returns, instead nl trusting to their memory, which "liable to he at fault In many things. axuthek Pioneer 1kai. -On Satur - s; evening, July ,7th. 1S80, in Albany, dtert lingering Illness, Mrs. Ellis Knox, ed at the age of y years, 6 months. funeril services occurred on Sunday af ternoon, after which the deceased was ImrledlnlheKnox Huttc cemetery. Mrs. Knox was a daughter of Mr. Martin 1'avne, I this city and cime to Linn county In 'St She was a woman of most estiinaolc oiaracter, a member of the M. E. Church, lccs a husband, daughter and son, - .na,, menus 10 mouru ncr acain. In tub Lead. Mr. Julius' GraJwohl leads in his business and wishes it under stood that he will carry the finest slock of crockery ware in the Valley, icceiving hi goods from headquarter', and keeping up with the times in all the latest novelties. He has received a fine lot of Wedgwood & Co's Ncwyacht decorated ware, called ruby ware, handsomest goods in me inara et. Mr viraawoni manes crocaery a spec ialty and will meet the demands 01 tne public in any line. Do not send away for goods but give him a call. It. If. ACCIIiKNr. Engineer and fireman Perhaps 1'ataliy Injured The t'ause a jlisplorrd Switch. Last nigl.t the I'nlifornia express left Albany about 9 o'clock, an hour late. The Lebanon train, which usually Icues Im mediately after this train le't before It at about the usual hour. The switch ut the branch, about a mile south of. the depot was turned and locked In the usual man ner ; but the bar that draws the rails must have fallen to the ground, for after, wards the pin was found gone and the bar Is ing on the ground, prolialil y faliii'g just as It vs. locked, fur the raiisof the switch weie thrown sideways 'shout half the width of a rail, so that when the Calif.irni:i train came rushing along ut about fifteen miles an lurnr the flanges of the engine wheels struck the middle of the rails, derailing the engine, lender, baggage and front Pull man cut. ;They run over the lies about a hundred feet w hen the engine and ten der toppled over towards the south, falling down a small embankment almost on to their tops. As the ergi.ie struck the switch the engineer, Jack Miller, put on the air brakes, reversed the machinery to the last notch, and with the fire. nan Clint (iuthrie. bravely went over with the en gine, though they might have jumped.and wera buried under it, the wood from the tender piling on them and thesieam rush In from the endue scalding them In frlahtful manner. At the same lime the cold water leaked from the tender tank, pouring on to them. The frightened pass engers, none of whom were at all tnjurea, rushed from the train end the engineer and firemen were soon pulled from under the envine. scalded and bruised tn a trignt ful if not fatal manner.both externally and Internally, pour tramps were on the blind batrira7e. only one of whom was injured One of the others, though, was missing afterwards. The jar to the passengers was not great except in tne ironi i-uumuu, where considerable screaming wis done. Wrecking engines were brought from Junction and Salem, and by 10 o'clock to day the track was cleared and the morn ing train passed north, and the California train with another ergine, tender and mail car at 10:30 wentoou'h. The unfortunate engineer and fireman were fust taken to ilie Depot Hotel where lr Maslon. the S P surgeon ot tills city , assisted by a physician on Ihe triin, at tended them, liiey were r mccu uu he Porllandtrain and taken to tneir homes In that citv. Brave men, may they re cover, though the chances are against them. Mr Miiler, though was in the most precarious condition . Tin. train was under charge of Conduc tor b W Cot.ser, who did everything in his power for the convenience of the passen gers, and to alleviate the sufferings of the injured men. 1. ,.M of Tack Milter, the cnameer, that .vhi.n assistance was offered him he natH no. leave me alone, 1 can get out without any help." Mr. Miller is a neayy man, weighing about J50 pounds, and, in halin" some of the scalding steam, his in- The Polk eouoty rcl than eat. IIOHE AV0ABP.Ol papers hsil rathor qta:- The Astoria TrauKrijtt calls the Captaio of the SilvatiuD Army there the big, lazy, copper colored greaser. The ri-poit of tin First National Bank of I'rioevillF, shows lonr.s and iliiomnts to the amount of $."i3,8."i7,C3, ami $09,SI9'30 deposits. J-ibn Nutting, brother of Qcoroo-Nuttinir. arrived Thursdsy, and with A Huberts and Don itarriugtoo.wtll makoa thorough search for the missing man, Ochoco iceieir. Wheat is Go cents in Ralem. What has become uf Curvallis with its niml bocmiig start oa wlie.t. Too much of a trio last year pethspr. i'ue A' O. nun of Pen'tltton recently csiiu: iirar receiving a first class thrashing at Ilia lisiids'.f the .Marshal uacause he sold that "ho sleepttth," A polieocouit ease ful- i.iwel anil uu nne was hurt. " Everyiraly ahouM learn o swim, "is tfo plAiot 'J the seasoii aguiu. So thty should, but you just watch the uaDsra thia sutnmt-r and see how many swimmers are drowned. The man who can't swim takes no ritki. SOCIAL AND PEUSONAIi. Suporiatendont McElrny is expected home to day Irom tho National Touchers Association. Ike Pogel, well kuown in Albany, w to left Portland several months aeo for New York City, to roaido, has returned to Portland to reside.and says be cannot bo hired to reside anywhere bat in Oregon, The Misses Van Horn, J K Kl.Ierkit., J W Cuaiok and wife, J I. Cowan. Mr Allure and wife. D S Smith ami family, W F Crosl.y.C : To New Comers. We would say that we have no baits to give you, but we do guarantee good values for your money and we kindly solicit your patronage. I1KOW NK.I.L Si OTANAKl). IjSOK isai.k. -Kour yoke and a half ot ' gtKH1 work iixeii, together whb yokM and chain; aro wull broke cattle, and wilt he sold at a bargain for caab. being a part o. Ih estate of John Kobinett, de ceased. A pil' to John W. Pugb. Admin. talratnr id II e Kslate Htsiiedd, Oregon.. work W Watts snd Umily and Mus M.y Uidioat I V A 1 KD '-a girl to do house wor roturnod from Vsnuiu l!.v ti-.l.v in a inall fa. .illy. Inquire of Mr 1 - 1 1 r 11 11... . '1-1 1 1 ... . .1 li, v . iiiii'iiarii oil lluru aiiem, uuo uuvi South Albany west of corner o! Washington and Tnird. T OST.-A lateat improved Winchonei I J A rill, iZ4 40 ti., un the road from Al- A most desirable and beautiful location for kiihurlian rcl.l...,AU A l. --. ural advantages and nearness to the center , '"' y " flnuenee amis wssuiu sure, of bus ness. "Compare the sle. location. Lftl"f '.TiL view and access to and from these lots.and 1 ATNBWlI.LtAJa. you will be convinced of their merits Call i ' ' eat ly and secure a home befo: ! the advance in price. Apply to TWEKDAI.K A; RtllPLXI.U.A.J First door south of Post Oiticc'. Assikeo The Orronian comes out boldly and says the success of the Oregon Pacific is assured. "For several years its management has struggled agalns. failures and disappointment, never losing faith in the greatness of the enterprise which 1 was fostering, and now comes the keen satisfaction of being ante to s low to the most pessimistic doubter the great possi bilities which are plainly before it." We are glad this great paper has awakened to its senses In rcierenccio tins ronu,uesiin: to become a great one. "ET r irst Choice. I ust received at L E Blain's tailorlnff department a lame and 'lfgant line of piece goods for suits and fwls, never before eoualled In Alhanv py embrace the very latest patterns, are kittle and will make up, uudcr the skil W workmanship of Mr. SchilTler into the nest suit, to be obtained in the Vallev. ssil early and irnt rbnlri nf nnttfi-nc Ciiisehe PiiKA-AXTs.-'-Clilna piicas ""is are not as nii'ne'ous in crnin fields "iiiea.nn -- 1-.. -i-i.i. ,i. n m emm-i, . .. 1 riij,,,i. hll III. Ill 1.1. nil. ,1. ' - - "'UhDughi - ."Sllverton Atfrul Sonie '""e Linn county farmers tell a different Hfirn FESI Mr r run - A fine lot of ties rjlr just rei-eiied at the Wllainctte cllng Company's store. VIII be open ""IB 0 In m VI.1. in mi,,., morn ill. accommodate ",c Public, for butter is ""Urkably scarce. uiED.Mr,. Mary Crow, died at her ""fin Eugene City, July 14th, 1S80, and J remains were brought down to Albany lnisrm.. ' " AKTEIl A nlrl tn wnrlr In A Sinnll Inquire of Or O. C. Awbrev Mice in Odd Fellows Temple. W1111 Ruts' Tn km. Some one ha taken the trouble to determine what nationalities ro rnn Incline saloons in Seattle. It is found that out of one hundred and twenty rivo licenses issued previous to the fire, ihr..ii(ih. nf ihe number were to Ger mans, the remainder being made up from Swceds, Norwegians and Irlsh.whlle there is one Scotchman, one wcisnman ami two or three Americans. uriou nr. liable ts nrove serious ones Th. .-i. . nt the accident will be thor oughly investigated, and the responsibility Inr 1 li.- nlns rietnfF out vislcu "'ii"- . longs if possible. It is possible it was done ..ii.-Iah.Iv h. trnmns i but not probable. A ladv on the train sent a $JO gold piece to the fireman, and requested tliat her name be kept from the public. TV., n.iii.nt nsnaefl cfinsiaeraoifl rxciiiBi ment at this city aod nunnreas 01 ij.fio IK. Ann nf tho wrfCK.wnere sno i- ...1 i.iJ far lio. well broken np, and th. m.il war somewhat damaged stands against them. Goon Yiki.iis. Mr Denver I lackleman nforms the Democrat that the yields of wheat are good wherever he has threshed, with one 01 two exceptions. Mr bluet s n-li..!it nverai'ed ts b-ishels. an eight acre fi.-ld uver.-irinir a7 bushels. Win C Mor gan's averaged 35 nusneis. rsoi mucn failure to these, lie pienounces the gen eral outlook as excellent. but A Wheat Fire Yesterday the wheat field ot Mr Ed Looncy caught on file from a passing engine about 1 o'clock.and three or four acres of wheal in the sheat were burned. Dr Hill and Steve Phillip! hap- cr.lng along helped fight the fire and keep fmm several buildlucs and a pile of threshed wheat As It was the damage mounted to $p or $50. Asri.mv Railro.i. Surveyors fiom Albany passed wlth'n a mileof town an headed off for a gap between Dallas and lis City. If tr.e road is to go to Astori a it seemo as though this is an out of the way route. Our citizens should meet and mrefiillv discuss the situation and all act logatner. -inunuyis sireugiu. pendence !!. .SVie -Inde- 'est Yet 10,003 roll of wall pa- j'Jtest varieties finest decorations just "wet' at Fortmiller Irving' Wovil. Siild. -All the Crook county woo! has been shlpocd to market, and the renter portion lr iteen sold. It is tm- n possible to give 1 lie exact amount of tin wool clip of this season, but well posted persons e.-timau- it at 4500 sacks or about 1 ten.ooo pounds Rt-.i'rw. Of tills about 5o,c pound. wa brought to the valley, Off for thf Mm s. tains. A barrel of dried beef, some line '.hcc.e and a large in voice of choice lunch goods just receivtd at Broyvn-ll.V st.inard's. let some. ... A Sharp In v. The finest line of cut lery and shears in the city at Stewart & Sox's. Their goods are the very best ami will stand the tei TheWrrRiT Iicwukat is just twenty dye yeara nf ace. tVheat,G2 cents. 15 cent shaving at Yiereck'a. 8 tickets for f 1 at Vierk's . New dreaa goods at Mellwaiu's. P.ofrigeratnrsjat Stewart k Sox's. Ice cream froezors at Stewart k Sox's. New inyoice of fine geld rings at French Now cream cheese just leceived at'Coiiiad Meyers. For sale, cheap, second hand organ, Mrt. Hyman'a. 3 chain running steady at Viereck's shav ing parlors. Beat roast'eoffoe in the city t Conrad Meyers. I W Starr, physician and surgeon, Albany, uregon. Good cooking stove only $10 at Hop's! J Jt Saitmaran s. Tho best watch in the world for the money at e m French s. Side saddles and ladies riding unrcinelea at Thompson & Overman's . Thompson & Overman, agents for the great Dynamite buggy whip. For a number one gaality of koiyea forks and apoono call at F M Frencn'a. Tubbs'a pure manilla birdina twine in largo quantities at Stewart Ac Sox'i . 1 he choicest line of table luxuries can be fouud at Brownell & Stanard's. J W Bentley. best hoot and shoo maker in eity, opposite Fortmiller & Irving a. A largo and tine line of window shades just received at Fortmiller & Iryiug's. Money cau't bay better 00 ts and shoes than Mcllwain la selling, br cause better goods are not manufactured. Some fine California che1 so, a barrel of ffolden drip syrup and soma fine comb honoy just received at Brownell it. Stanard's. Go to Hibler k Paisley for your job print ing, s boy do any ana all kinds ot work in tho pooUahiug and job printing line. valcK work and lew nrioei. Call and examine Z. T. Wright's stock of lubricating oils. Also steam goods of all kinds, Keep tho celebrated Powell Sight- feed Lubricators and oil cups, constantly on hand. Also Trahern. Lift and Force pumps. Iron pipe especially. Branch House one block aboye Albany Iron Works. Slaughter in Silk liililiana. In order to close out mv immense stock of silk ribbons in plain and picot edge I will sell them until my fall stock arrives at 75 cents on the dollar. All marked in plain figures. -SlAMtCI. b. Ol'Nd. Fresh cream cheese just recoived at F 1. ien ton's. Wool) NAW1NU. Wood sawed on short notloe, anywhere In the city. Kegular prleea. Orders left at Brownell A MariHtd's will beprr mptly attended to. lino. H. 'Warren, LI) IKON. Fifty tons of old Iron ensiirgH. In any quantity, wanted uiirndiael st the Albany Iron Worka. FOSHAY & MASON, VI 'JUT-V. I aVXO Dragistsand Booksellers, Agents for John ft. Alden'a publications, ffliioh we sail a o .'.hlisher's prima wita eosstageaddrid. ALBANY, OBECIOA. THE LEADER. THE LEADER G, W. SMITH, "Superior," "ArganU," "Garland" STOVES AND RANGES. Fire Backs. Warran ted ' for 15 years, All sizes an styles, The World's best. More than hun dred 7 hun dred differ ent styles 'o ok s and heaters Roofing", Job Work, Plumbing, Eave Trough. Range Boilers Conductor Pumps. Why ? Why do you not go to Water loo ? As a summer reset it is unexcelled. Good level ground, good shade, excellent soda water, good hotel accommodations. Board and lodging from $4.50 to $6 per week to suit customers. Six miles above Lebanon on the Santiam river. I will be at Lebanon every Saturday at arrival of train to convey parties te Waterloo. Good feed stable 111 connection wun notei. J. G. Gross, Proprietor Waterloo Hotel. F. KENTON. DEALEB I3ST- A l'ltsiiKR. The Senior Editor of the Democrat has returned from the Bay with his He-lit hand in a big sling, caused by an axe slipping and striking a linger nearly airpiuaiini. u. Bauiks. The finest line of baby carr ages In the Valley j-'st n .-elved at Stewart & Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con sidering the superior quality of the carri ages. At Cost. -Mv entire stock of harness, saddles, etc. Call early. Next to Dkmo 1-11T ollice. Albany. Or. I. I. row t-a. Kink Teas. I'ndcr Mie Ro-c brand we are importing an extra choice green Japan tea, and beg to call the attention of con sumers to its excellent and licli flavor. This tea l the best greenjapan tea import ed in this market, and to insure a uniform quality, is purchased from the first pis k 'ngs of the leaf early In the season. If you wish a full flavored cup 01" tea ask fur ihe Rose brand. !". L. Kevrox. Notick. All parties having accounts against Ikrn.an Diercks will please mall the same to box 305; Albany Oregon. All parties knowing themselves to be indebt ed to Herman Uiercks will please settle and save cost. Very Nick. Don't cook this hot weath er. Drop in and get some of our lunch delicacies. We have just received a fresh supply of cream cheese, Limburger cheese, smoked beef chippea to order, etc. Willamette Packing Co. Hot Wt.aiher Items. Keep cool. The finest refrigerators in the n.arkct at Stew art k Sox's. Buy one now. All sizes of ice cream freezers at Stew art & Sox's. Purchase one and manufac ture this delicious dish at home. .MARRIE". I FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES Choice Candy. u.s, Fruit, etc. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. NEA .THE POST OFFICE ALE ANY, C KECO N KROMM ARNOLD. On Sunday, I July jSlh, at tlie residence of the bride's parents, near Shedd, by Geo Humphrey, Esq., Mr William Frnmm and Miss Min nie Arnold, both of Linn county. WANTED. A good milch cow. part Jersov. must beaAntleand a good niilchnr. Address, Mutiny prit'a,eln.,Lock ltox T.I, City. I .are Curtains. Ijai-f t'urtainn. I have hist received mv fall stock of lace curtains bought direct from importers, the largest stock ever broughttothi mark et, and best value for the money Sami-ei. E." Vol so. To lessen nur stock o canned goods w will tell I ' ing in that lioe at remarkably low pricas. llaowr'tx A Siakami. -s()KSALKC:HKP.-f hut, a good ' apan of horns and a two horse farm ton new, and of the Newton make which I Mini for sale cheap. The horses are Senile, trne and sound. A worn an can safely drive them. They are six and aeveu yearn old ?oaswlis-eiy. Will aell nil K'Kctheror will sell :lm wagon sepa rate from ihe horsm. For fnrtler Infor mation eail at. Pkmotbat cfTice or at my ipalileneeonenilienur.il of Albany in llentnn county. W. 11. (Varxer. MATTHEWS k WASHBURN, Cany a fiisl class stock of I Stoves, Tinware,Hardware,Etc, Which thi-s are celling at remarValhy low prices. JOB WORK carefully and promptly done at reasonable prices. Far I and marieharneaa goto R. L Power baa't fsi oftsns'iss M iflsrii's's earpets Yoa will It tuti frn-n I ) t p-r rea ehesper the any other p'a? its t-wn. taking neonsiitera no the iQtlity. STOCKHOLDERS MKET1 . Notice la hereby given that tho annual meet ing urine Ntockhridera of the Capital Hold em) Silver Mining Company or t':e elly of Ssletn. Oiegon, will he held at the ifFvenfthe Company In said citv, on the second Thursday, Ihe ftb day of Augntl, ls:at fl o'clock p. in., for the election of directors, and P. r Bwm other business as may come before Ihe meeting J. II. SxmcaLKR. Pecrelary, isleir, Oregon, .'ol - 4.b, 18-9. Hopkins & Saltmarsh STOVES; TIN WARE, SHEET IRON, I ;OFPER WARE. ETC.. ETC. AgeaU for "Oa Tim." Healing and cooking Stoves, .tub work, plnmb'D -etc, promptly etti-nOii tn. CHEAPEST AND BEiT PLACE IN THE CITY.