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Tuesday EvBuins, Aupft 13, 1869 Publuho- very ilny In itie week. HnUH A UTrnu, Editor wl PubiUhon. SUBSCRIPTION HATKS. cllverod hy oaarlor wr wuuk $ ,16 V y mail, lwr yr . 6.10 ymul, uorunu'.b i0 Knler! t!w Po O'ii -eat AiDmiy. w second-clans mall matter. LOCAL KKCORD. From a Humb Papkr. A great inter est has been manifeitcJ here in the acci dent which resulted in the death nt Paisley, Lake count.v, of Mr O Z Morgan, who had many friends in IJnn county, we give the following account of the acci lent from the Lakeview Examinrr : OnJuly3isthc was in the act of re moving a long, strong rope from the neck of a wild and treacherous horse, when the animal became frig'.itened And started lu run, entangling the loose end of the rope around his leg, about the spur, and thrs dragging him at a great speed, several times around a large corral before the ani mal finally stopped, and he was released by his ten year old son. His sufferings were Intense and continuous from that time till released by death. Deceased came from among the older and most highly respected pioneers of Oregon. He was born in Polk county .this State, on the jSth day of August, 1849. His father and mother, Miller Morgan and wife, still live in Linn county, and many other relatives reside in different parts of the Willamette Valley. He leaves a widow and two sons, the eldest about ten years old and the youngest an Infant about three months old. TUKY ItESOI.VEl). A special train bringing the passengers fromthe steamer" WlllametteValley 'arriv ed in Albany at 6:30 o'clock last evening. The steamer crossed the bar at 1 o'clock, after being outside in a dense fog for two days. To a Democrat man who came over on the special train the passengers expressed their admiration for the splendid treatment and fare received on the stcam- The following resolution unanimous ly passed by the passengers was handed us for publication : Whkrkas, We, the passenger of the steamship "Willamette Valley," on her 7jnd vovage from San Francisco to Ya- quina Bay, having been delayed for two days and nights off the Cuas of Oregon by a denso log, hereby desire to publicly express our thanks to the otlicial ot said aeamship for their kind and courteous treatment during this trvlng time, and e pi ess our thanks and gratitude to Capt. Patlon. the elncien" master of said vessel. for his solicitude and care for his vessel und passengers, and Mr Place, the purser, for his kind and encouraging words, and Mi s Kennedy, the kind and good steward ess, anil all oilier omcers 01 saiu vessel. J. N. Maxwell, j. E. Ciienover, J. 1. Gfiss, J. A. Waterman, Committee CROP WSATHkMt BDLLRlN MO. IS. HOME AND ABUOAD Probably Cream. The Democrat has had the pleasure of meeting Messrs C E Barrows and E C Searles, two live young men recently from Chicago, who are in the Willamette Valley with a view to locating, with the chances in favor of Albany as the site of their future home. They are business men, and have the cut of the genuine rustler. As Sunset Cox puts it we shouldn't be surprised if the were some of the cream being shipped from the East. They pronounce this a magnificent and unsurpassed Valley. Fireman's Tournament, The North west Firem in s association and tourna ment, by a vote of the directors held at Vancouver yesterday,will be held at Taco ma beginning on September i6lh and last ing three days. It will be the greatest tvent in the history of the association. else the following list of very large prizes is no indication. Albany should send a team equal to that of last year.and there would be no question as to its securing one of the large prizes ; Wet test First prize, $1000 ; second, $300 ; third, $lco. Dry test First prize, $400 ; seconu, $200 ; third, $100. Speed race First prize, 3JO ; seconu, $100 , third, $50. Association cnampionsnip race nrai prize, $500 ; second, $200 ; third,$ioo. riook ana lauaer race r ir pi 1,,3 , second, $200 j Ihird, $100. Total, $4,200. Our Hospital. Since the Democrat was published yesterday some active steps have been taken towards securing the public hospital, to be managed by the Sis ters, for Albany. The land for the same has been promised and a deed will be se cured, which will insure the location of the hospital here. Our business men seem generally to appreciate the value of such an Institution for Albany and will do their snare towards getting it. 1 tie matter will come up in a tangible form in a short time. and the Democrat will keep its readers posted about this Important Institution Uncivil and Disobliging. The Yi- quina Refublkian makes a defence for the postmaster of Newport against the criti cisms made against that official for being - uncivct. disobliging and incompetent. Its defence is a mere denial, but the com plaints are so general and uniform that there Is hardly a question of the truth of the charges- The writer has heard of these complaints from all sources and from many whose motive in the matter could not be other than henest and candid. Albany The Detroit free rress whose representative was in the city re cently gives Albany a good writcup. Though not over drawn, It is plainly and fairlv stated, and is such an article as should do the city some service. Here the writers summary on Albany. The steady and rapid growth of this favored ,ection will find a reflex in Albany, which Is and must continue to be its chief com mercial city, and to the impartial observer It would appear that she is bound to ex- nerience In the near luiure an era 01 pros perity and development of which she has not hitherto areamea. 1 kow vi uu u trr l.u-at'on in Orerron or In all the west Inr the investment of capital in any kind of enterprise which wonld find in cheap and abundant power, weaun 01 raw teaial and accessibility of markets. Orgn State Weather Bureau c oper ating with U. S. Signal Service Central of nee, Portland, Or., for the week ending Saturday, August 10th, 1SS9 : The temperature has been lower during the past week than It has been for the five pievious weeks. No rainfall is reported. This makes the seventh week of contin uous dry weather. The sun was almost continually obscured by the smoke from the extensive fo.-cit fires, which are doing so much damage in the Cascade and Coast ranges. The shipment of peaches, pears und plums has increased. Large quantities of fruit are being gathered. Watermelons and cantalopes aie very plentiful. Excel lent reports are received relative to the fruit yield and prospects. The wheat harvest continues and large quantities are being delivered to the ware houses. The market has an upward ten doncy. Little wheat is being sold, but 61 cents per bushel is offered in the Valley and 56 cents in Eastern Oiegon. Oats and barlev are yielding well, but rather light in weight. The reports continue to indi cate that the potato crop will be below the average. Western Oregon, north of the Rogue River, generally reports good yields of wheat, oats and barley as well as fruits, equal to the average. Wheat In Eastern Oregon is yielding better than was expect ed, especially so in the Grande Ronde and Indian Valleyi.The general yield of wheat in Oregon will equal that of former years, True, the hot weather and dry winds had a verv iniurlous effect and these caused the shortaee in the expected yield. The acreage has been largely increased, and it Is by this increased acreage tnat tne aver age crop will be obtained. By the remark in these bulletlnes, tnat sucn a county or such a section would have an average yield the intention is that the amount tor shipment will equal tnat 01 lormer years, though the amount per acie may be less ened. In the counties adjoining Sherman ana Wasco there will not be more than enough wheat for home consump'ion. In other parts of Eastern Oregon yields of from 10 to 40 and some 50 bushels per acre are reported. The general average will be from 20 to 25 bushels per acre. In West ern Oregon, so far as can be gleaned from reports the general average win oe irorn 25 to 30 bushels per acre. 13. o. rAOUU, Observer V 8 Signal Service. Some fine batter at Birdue & Robirttoa'i. Js Elkias is building a fine residence on is place adjoiuiug Albany. Store to let: fixtures for sale: goods below coat, rail promptly at Blum's cigar store. Mrs Jss P Jones is Ivinif seriously ill at Milium, without much hope of her reoovery. L Senders vill Imv bnrios. hay. titrothy baled, anil oats, in any quantitcs, paying highest cub prices. Peaches are now at their best. Call at LsForest & Thompson's, successors to Wal lace, Thoaipinn k Co., and procuro some choice Crawford for eiunini;. Saturday evuinu Mr Frauk Wood, who has just cnmplfstod th stone work fni the WodIvu Milts van hamleomuly caned by his employees. 'tlifcne Morrison yterdv met with a bad wornl saw accident netr Salem, earning sou e nevt.ro bruises and cuts, and a somor- set aKuiuHt the sa'7 ; but fortunately uo huits were lost. Another comnanv with a hrtfo eapital is beir.? organized at Siltni to develope a new miue with brieht urospects. The Albany eompauy is now down oyer tifty feet and the prospects are increasing . SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Merrill Fish is borne from Spokane Falls. W C Tweedale and family have returned from the Bay. C J Stuart and family left tc.lay 00 a trip to the Sound, Julius Joseph. Misa Brnnrr and John Morrison wont to the Bay to day. Roy T J Wilson and family lofc this in on their return trip to the arm Spring Hon R A Irvine and JO Writsnian left to- ay on a trip up the McKonzie. All other fish stories will now have to take a retired seat. Win M Hoaiz. of the Oregon P icitie, ar rived in Albany this moraine from Sjt rsncisco. huperl.itendi'nt l.iowtn is ul tOHU. Mies Helen Osbora. of Euvei.e. is iu th city tne guest of Mr Jay HlaiE, on h-r way to the hast, where slio will yud evrr:il cells visiting relatives. Mr I N Maxwell. ttornt?v f-.r the Krrih cm district of Idaho, has L. e 1 in the city day on his wav borne from a tin to S--n Francisco, returning by wny of Y.ie,uti-A. Mr Maxwell is a son-in-law of IIou Hen rlayden. Money to Loan. At a low rate of in terest, on good farm property in Linn county, or on best improved city property in Albany. Apply to Blackburn & Wright, Albany, ur A Sharp Item. The finest line of cut lery and shears in the city at Stewart & Sox's. Their goods are the very best anu will stand the test. Vhet, 62 cents, 15 ctut shaving at Viercck's. 8 tickets for ?1 at Vicreck'i . Refrigerators at Stewart k Sox's Boots and shoes at cost at Read's. Ice cream freezers at Stewart it Sox's. Newlinyoice cf fine grid ritgs at Frcneh.i The best line of kid cloves at W. F, Read's. New cream cheese just leceived at Cottrad Meyers. For sale, cheap, second hand organ, Mrs. flyman 1. 3 chairs running steady at Viereck'a shav ing parlors. Best roast?eoffee in the city at Conrad Meyers. Just received new table linen at W. F. Read's. I W Starr, physician and surgeon, Albany, uregon. Good cooking stove only $10 at Hop,-! & aaumarshs. The best watch in the world for the money at F M French's. Another ear of big watermelons at La Forest & Thompson's. Side saddles and ladies riding aurcingleo at Thompson & Overman s . Thompson & Overman, agents for the great L'ynatmte buggy.,whrp. For a nnmber one eualitv of knives forks and spoons call at r M French a. Tubbs's pare manilla birding twine largo quantities at Stewart & Sox's. 1 he choicest line of table luxuries can be fouud at Brownell & Stsnard's. J W Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in city, opposite fortmiller ci Irting s. A large and fine line of window shades just received at r-ortmtiier a trying s. We have the best SI. SO kid glove ever brought to Albany at W F Read's. Now is the time to save money hy buying of W. F. Read. A. S. Looney Dead. Mr.A.S. Looney, one of Linn county's best known farmers, died at his home, a few miles from Al bany this morning at 4 o'clock, of conges. Hon of the stomach, after a short Illness, at the age of about 55 years, Mr Looney came to Oregon in 1S43 residing for sev. eral years In Marion county,moving thence to Linn countv. He was a man of good character aod was highly respected by the community. Afewveais ago he was a candidate for the State legislature on tne Renublican ticket, being dele.ted. Funeral services to-morrow lorcnoon ai to o'clock at the residence. Wanted. Girl to do general house work. Call at once at office or residence of Dr O C Aubrey. Lace Curtains. Lace Cnrtains. I have just received my fall stock of lace curtains bought direct from Importers, the largest stock ever brought to this mark et, and best value for the money. oAHUSL c. I uuau. At CoaT-My entire stock of harness, saddles, etc. Call early. Next to Demo crat office, Albany, Of. E. Li rOW bX. lias Juixic Bonham Judge Kels shown us a letter from Judge Liotinain consul-general at Calcutta, says the Benton Leaderin which Judge Bonham states that he has sent Ills resignation of the office to Washington, to take effect as soon as his successor is qualified. Judge Kel- say has been recommended bv the Oregon delegation for the office, and if he should be appointed would take Judge Bonham's place this fall. While we should hate to loose so valuable a citizen as Judge Kelsey, ne would make an excellent c eral. Not All Alike. Albany giils who scream at the sight of a mouse should read the following about a Brooklyn girl in Boston tne other day. A thief gnbbed her po;kclbook in a street car the othor evening and ran. Instead of fainting the plucky girl stopped the car, gave chase to and caught the rascal that robbed her. Miss Schater win get aiongm mc wunu. and no mistake. She would make a good resident of this generous Willamette valley even. Struck Oil At S1.25 per 5 gallon can :st Standard r"-" oil, at the Willamette "acking Co.'s store. Hotel Arrivals. The Mines. A Mr. Warner, a success ful mining speculator from Montana and Idaho, who has been in Salem after a trip to the Santlam mines, says there will be a lively cams there within another year. He secured some splendid specimens from tne mines of a kind to warm up an old miner. Died. John Care-triers, one of the men running the nigger baby ball game on First street, died at the Exchange Hotel last evening of chronic diarrhoea, and was ourieu to-dav. He was stranger m strange land. B. & L. A.--The regular monthly meet ing of the Albany B. ,c L. Association will be held next Friday evening. Dues may be paid nt the bank of II F Merrill. To New Comers. We would siiy that we have no baits to give you, but we do guarantee good values for your money and we kindly solicit vour patronage. Brow nell & Stanarh. This Trade Mark on a stove rcenns it is th best that ex-, peiirr.ee and skill can con trive, sow only oy u. vr. Smith. r,n Kirn-sue LieiiTs. The Albany Electric Light Co. has begun the woik of "r,dt j putting in a new dynamo,when the already R'orni e'n H very efficient works win become as near perfection as they can be maue. Aioany s electric Hunts have from the start been a credit to the city, giving the city the best nht tn bi Abtalnea moumcu in a iircuw nolitan and not in the style of backwoods 1 . . . . 1 1 I llirHta cities who put a iew iin.vuua.; s.. on posts and call It an electric ugni ei v iu-ptfiu ok Course. Among iti u.n,l h.-a.ll Personal and Social, the Al bany Democrat notices tnai"ncc voiig ..ni l., h.n.rod in Portland Friday." East n ... " .. ..0 Oreprtniiiil. Well, was not that affair on Friday large- i nwnsnil" affair so far as '-Chee Gong" was concerned, and did it not par- 9L nf the nature of a "social" affair to see Sheriff Kelly adjusting "Chee Gong's' necktie f Wats a mailer any w ay r Gl ess. In order to introduce the new brand of I'nitv.a fine uncolored Japan tea the Willamette PacVing Co. will give away nocnuinc set of China warc.of a handsome A..n nn 1 rntila-ninir fiftv-feur pieces, t'ah mirrhiwr nf a nound package will have a guws ai the number of beans in a jar. The one guessing nearest after ten -het have been so'd will receive the set of dishes. Cali and see the display . boots and shoes at cost Some fine California chef se, a barrel of golden drip ayrnp and some fine comb honey just received at ttrownei: & otanard a. Go to Hibler & Paisley for your job print IDA. i bey do any ana all kinds ot work in the pablishing and job printing line. Qaick work and lew prices. Slaughter in Silk Ribbons. In order to close out my immense stock of silk ribbons in plain and plcot edge will sell them until my fall stock arrives at 75 cents on the dollar. All marked nlain figures. Samuel E. Young. O.jENKINOS, W. H.M.'rHIBJON, J.B.WIBT Jennings k Co, ' Mamifaciuiets- and dealers all kinds ot FIR, MAPLE AND CEDAR LUMBER, Mill l cat ttl on Ha in ikon (.'reel.', th n iltB from l.ttiamin. l'rieat the Mill l it co cl clear, $9.00 CWar fir $11.00 ; totijj. luml;rr, 0 50. Prices ol o dar and mj le oo application FKU KS AT ro'u'YARU AT I.KIIANOM . Clear fir, SlJi.OO ; a.cind clear, $13.00 ,ug'n lumber, 10-00. Gkt First Choice, ut received at L Wain's tailoring department a large and legant line of piece good for suits and p.mu, never before equalled In Albmy They embrace the very latest patterns, are in style and will make up, nud?r the aMi- rul workmanship of Mr. Schiiller into the nest Ktuts to be obtained in the Vailev, Call early and get choice of patterns. Fresh cream cheese just received at F L Kenton' . NOTICKOF DISSOLUTION OF PAUX NKRS1IIP. --Th partnership hereto fort exiftinf under the firm name ot Wallact. Tt-nmyunn & l'o.t wherein T L. Wallace, W S i tiotrprr-u K I.aForeat, of the city of Al -bnnv, l-tt'n county, Oregon, wera general pnr'nrrti, if thin the 7th day of AoRust, A. I. ISSf, drcaolved hv mutual content, T L Wullnco, rrtirinc. The business will be con dm ted at theiaine place by V S Thompson a .h1 K I Forest, under the firm name, La Fmext & Thompson, who will assume all li abilities acd collect all accounts due the firm. Da'ed thin 7th dav of August, 18S9. T. L. Wallace, W. S.Thompwx, E. LaForrst. Wild Lands Stock Ranches City Property Broadalbln Street, near Democrat ciffico. REAL ESTATE, LOUS AND INSURANCE FIVE AND TEN ACRE GARDEN AND F.l'JiT LANDS A SPECIALTY. Choice residence proper! y in all parts of the City on easy terms, Agent Hughes. Brown A: o. Portland, Mr. ALBANY ('orrenpondence Nollcited OREGON THE LEADER. THE LEADER G, W. SMITH, "Superior," "Argand," "Garland" STOVES AND RANGES. Why ? Why do you not go to Water loo r As a summer resort it is unexcelled. Good level ground, good shade, excellent soda water, good hotel accommodations. Board and lodging from $5.00 to $7 per week to suit customers. Six miles above Lebanon on the Santlam river. I will be at Lebanon every Saturday at arrival of train to convey parties to Waterloo. Good teed stable in connection wun noici Hot Wf.a iiier Items. Keep cool. The finest refrigerators In the n.arket at Stew art & 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 liome. Where From.- Some one suggests ihai the man who makes it a business to md the Democrat erenlnes before the snhscriher can nt It Is probably Salem man. Probably not for they sub.crlbe for papers there. Exchange Hotel.G Markat, Sweet Home : G Robertron ; W F Dickens, Scio ; J Hickey ; F Gasser ; J A Hart, Ohio ; T Froman ; G Baron and wife, Cal i J Watt, S F j J Thompson, Rose burg j M Fogarty, S F ; Miss Sanford, Sweet Home; urrv, Heading. ai ; l. Johnson ; M Cox ; B Whittaker ; B , A en ; I Kll en : K vrranc : r lonnson ; w t. Liempsey, r risner, n hohman ; K Cooler ; I Traveller, Salem, St Charles. J T Tuffs,Miss M L Tuffs, Miss M Thornton ; K b Barrows, bv. Searles, Chicago ; G S Royce, city ; C B Van Ucileark, 8 Ai bastiand ana wne, a C Van Horn, S F ; R C Callahan.St Louis; Mrs M Munson. Misses Lucy and tr-ne Munson, Harrisburg ; O P Coshow, jr., R H Coshow.Biownsville , I Osborn, C L Mason, R D Mason.Wm L Nutting, Port land : F A Knos. Cal : I McKinnon. Ya- qulna city ; J J Charlton, Princeton, X J ; J L Cowan. Revere House B Fallows,!) L Kn sell. S Goldsmith. W lackson. Dr j B Pil- kington, S Watson, li Nairn, .1 a .anier, fortland ; n. M liarK,nansa tuy ; nin Welnshcnk. P loseoh. 1 S Howell, W A Marnlon.E M Well, S F i J O Palmer, Ed Schmeer.citv ; II Preston, Ashland ; Mrs M L Pioes.C orvallis : I E Elliott.Canada I N Maxwell and wife.I.ewlston, Idaho i J A Waterman, frresno, Cal; r J Kletron Woodland ; Hatiic Clarke ; A JW Shep hard.Tacoma ; J Pennington, Crawfords ville ; TJ Black, Halscy. Russ Hotel. J Rumpicg, J Christy. Helena ; G Wheeler, G R Curtis. Lei nnfln : M L Donahue. Chlco : 1 I Gra ham : O Bochnert. Spokane Falls ; R L Williams, Lakeview , J R Hardin, Van couver ; B A Whitakcr, B C Allen, Lo Anaelea : C Eanire. E I) Parker. Oak land : I W Kerman. Pittsnnrirh ; W A Bowser, C Maggcttl, S H Fisher, W S Klllen, J Graham, A campoen, romanu I) M Robertson ; J McFarlane. Redding I Dameron. Cottase (irove : W C Cn ford, Corvallls ; J M Revnolds, Or Love 9 r ; u iionn ; i .hclcou , 1 nwn V D r..i.N . t" Hulrhtnsnn. Olvmoia D M ilardlstv. Yanulna Cl'.y : II C Wat- son, R G Watson, Knight ; Dr Hughes Proprietor J. G, Gross, Waterloo Hotel. Got It Again. What ? Why the fin est lot of fresh smoked beef In the market. Chipped to order. Also a fine supply of our famous gold medal cream cheese. Willamette Packino Co. Fire backs. Warran ted for 15 years, All sizes an styles, Off for the Mountains. A barrel of tried beef, so.ne fine cheese and a large in. vo ice of choice lunch goods just received U 1 1 C. .... --,1 ( '..t .mn Jiuoest Yet. 10,000 rolls of wall pa er, latert varieties, fmest decorations just cciive;' MKortmillerS Irving 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. Albany Opera tee. Thursday, August 15th, 1889, LAWRENCE & CORNERS Musical Comedy Company. In the Funniest, Brightmt nd Wittint TrnHnctinn of the div, entitled, FUN ON TIIK BRISTOL, IntPducipg HA.RRT CONNERS, la his Favorite Character of the Widow O'Brien. A erfect amnxina performtnee hy com petent company ot 14 well-known nuies ana gentlemen, eacn ana everyone an ariiai in their respective line. Oriuinal tee tier v and mechanical (Tec it- Hanrianmest iteamboat raene ever produced before the public lutirhaVti Rptctaltitf, Mrcha, Med lev and the Hilaron, Mirth-Provoking Billy Ourtriffht in hi original production of old rlfwy-iftewy Reserved acata at iJlackmanY Admiiten , 50 cents. Ueocryed teats li cents. F. KENTON. DEALER I3ST- FRESH FAMILY GEOCERIEs Choice Candy, Mils, Fruit, etc. I CIGARS Atffo TOBACCO. NEA ITHEfPOST OFFICE1 ALBANYOREGON
