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Lay ET8nlng,SeptBml)8r 2,1889
publiahe. avsry day In tbs week.
Sundtys excepted.
in KI'TiW'' Kdltorslul Publishers.
SUB3CUIPTIOS KATES.
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The Same Paul. The following from
a Washington paper la about a former Al
bany gentleman, well-known by residents
here during the days of '78 and '79 :
"Monsieur Paul d'l Kerry, of '.he Seattle
dclegallon to Walla Walla, has gone to lilt
old home in Walla Walla to work up
Ixiam for Kluncar forGovcrnor before the
1 arrival of his delegation there, lie was on
1 the cars east bound yesterday with R O
Dunbar, of Klickitat, with whom the Se
attle gang has formed a combination, and
was circulating all sorts of stories about
Ferry and Squire. Monsicurd'lllcrry Is a
veiy amnii man, out not any smaller than
his colleagues will look when they come
back from Walla Willa next week.
MKT AM) M J.TED.
The Orison Press Association at Newport,
Oregun.
HOME AND ABROAD
T B Wait sod Mrs C D Snvder cams nn
from Salem tiiia noon.
Howl a thi fwiirnni moauy.
aa seeond-elass mall matter.
Local record.
A Go-Ahead City.-J M Colvcr, who
s just returned fnim Albany, says mat
Imnrovements that are being made In
Ubany are simply wonderful, says the
Lioco Kciww. He says fire proof build
igs are going "P ir localitle that a few
lars ago were the residence part of the
ty,and everyining ueiniic. cum.-, !..
tproyement. Only a lew years ago ai
v was a sluggish, dull place.but now it
F .1 -1... i Ytrin 1 1-
the most go-aneaa cujr m nmiiicmr
kllev This cnange n net s'"
tout simply by her citizens showing plen-
of enterprise oy using men
.jntaM and offering Inducements to
Irelgn capital to locate in their midst.
Vr.v Polite. Minor Jackson, of
rowntvllle, formerly of Albany, adver
ts In his home paper in the tollowing
try aesthetic and original manner: ''I
ave been the barber here for ten years, at
le old stand, on Mill street, down from
Iain. I will give you a first-class shave
r 15 cents, and hair cut for 25 ct. Sham
ooing 25 cts. Coloring mustache to or
er. 1 will be pleased to have the public
latronage. I am the chief Darner 01 me
iitv. If vou want a clean snare can en
linor Jackson, and he will accommodate
iou all In very polite manner. Please call
and tee me soon.
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Mas Demi-seY AT WlLHOIT.-'-Visltors
turning from Wilhoit saw Mra Jack
bempsey there says the Salem Journal.
hey speak of her as being a modest lady
I refinement and intelligence. She avoid-
d speaking about her husband's engage.
Lent with La Blanch, and from her gen-
ral conversation it was inferred that she
lisnnoroved of sparing matches,and would
Irefer to have lack seek another occupa
tion. MrsDempseyis highly thought of
v the other sojourners at W ilhoit, be-
ause 01 ner goou, pratueui sense.
The Y. M. C. A. Noel H Jacks.travcl-
Ing Secretary of the Y M C A for the N.
V.,gave two very earnest addresses yes.
terday,one in the afternoon to young men
alone, and in the evening before a union
meeting of citi.eus ut the Opera House.
Mr Jacks is quite enthusiastic over hit
work and is an able talker. A subscription
was taken up.resultingin $319 being raised
for the work here, A business meeting
of members of the Albany Y M C A will
be held to night. It is to be hoped the
association is placed on a good basis here.
Legal Matters. On next Saturday at
1 o'clock p. m. 160-96 acres of the D L C
of Jasjunkln will be sold by the Sheriff on
execution, in case of L Kline against Jas
G Junkin.
On next Saturday at I o'clock p. m, in
the case of I R Dawson against J W Elli
son the Sheriff will sell 2 lots in Shedd.
The final settlement In the estate sf W
R Canon will be heard next Saturday at
100'clock a. m.
An Example Needed. Complaint Is
made to the Democrat office that there Is
a great amount of petty stealing of peach'
es, apples, etc., from the grocers, a very
contemptible, mean practice. Marshal
Uoltman tells us that unless the business
is stopped an example will be made of a
few chronic cases.
Not Corvallis. Yesterday two Cor
vallls men were in the city pretty well
loaded with tarantula essence. Forgetting
themselves and becoming a little hilarious.
one ot them braced up and in a loud whfs
per said to his companion : "I his is not
Corvallis ; let go. And they went. 1
A Hosk Cart. The Lebanon hose car
was taken to Corvallis this morning and
will be used In the Tacoma tournament.
One of the best teams ever organized In
the Valley Is being gotten together and if
the Washington cities get any of the prizes
11 win De Dccause ot some cyclone speed.
The Telrpkont-ltogiiltr publishes the
following witty take-off on the Oregon
Press Association :
The Oregon Press Association has met
and meted a dose for patent medicine men
which will be as disgusting to them as
their medicine is to other people. There
were several remarkable features In tills
meeting, the mot remarkable, however.
belonging to ll'ib Johnson, of the Corval
lis y'l..c.t.
Brother Bell's avoridupois w as largely
added to, a free dinner makes him smile.
He increased his physique 60 much that
he cannot sit in the President's chair for
the comint; year Cbas. Nickell, of tne
Jacksonville Times, will wear a hole in his
pants this year holding the seat.
The meeting was noted for its good
speeches and essays, at least the speakers
essayed to make them .
Tiie Albany llrrM introduced a Train
of thought which we thought it never
possessed ; we arrived at this conclusion
by reading the paper.
The aalcm SttUesmnn introduced a
speaker namtd Davey ; I, is oilier name
should be Jones.
Mr. Mason, of the 1'acifit Farmer, was
there with his emblem : ot course, it was
a Masonic emblem, a red nose.
J. he Beach was used quite frequently
for a stroll by Miss Whitney.
The gentleman who was to furnish the
address on "The Courtship and Marriage
of Newspapers," from appearancet would
rather furnish one op "The Courtship and
Marriage of Fish," especially the Bass, he
seems 10 know something of this subject
or at least should, as he spent his time
fishing for one.
1 I. Campbell ot the uuara arose nis
bottle and then attempted to Bag Pipe'
bu. It would not work. He Is a Scotchman.
Mr. Seal has now come to the conclusion
that the propi ietor of the Ocean House is
a hard Case.
Tl e Douchty warrior of the Dallas Ob
server was there and carried dismay and
food for the fishes wherever he went on
the briny deep.
KUdy-he the audience again 11 you can
Rats !
Ax Oi.i Story. We were looking for
the first case, and knew that It would oc-
!ur ; but hardly expected that the victim
tout be one of the most astute real estate
nen '.n the United States. Yesterday
ilternoon he took a ride on the street car,
fend not having the change dropped a fifty
ent piece in the box,and it jingled down
ward out ot sight, men lie asked tne
Hriver for the change,but of course did not
bet it. Suddenly it dawned on him that
pehad made a traditional blunder and he
eld his peace.
Fine Mors. A bunch of hops from the
yard ef Mr S O Wallace, of Lebanon pre
cinct, was laid on our table to-day by Mr
Brice Wallace. Larger, healthier looking
hops the Democrat has never Inspected.
The Linn county crop Is proving a good
one.
An Increase. Saturday E W Lang
don sold to Dr J P Wallace a half block a'
the east end of Third street for 81700.
1 wo years ago the Doctor was ottered the
whole block for $1400.
Call For It. A registered package
lent from Albany to Mrs C W Jones, Elk
jClub, Neb., has been returned to the Al
bany Post Office ,lt being uncalled for,and
waits the sender. It contains three
bandkercliiefs,a comb,a thimble and some
kioney . The sender will please call at the
u. lor it, at once, as it will be sent to
lie dead letter office in thirty days.
Blockadks. The Salem man who
icks because one of the streets is block
tded on account of a couple bricks being
ailt, should be given a free batli in a mud
kuddie. Albany s blockaded in several
aces that way. and we are anxious for
kvera! more blockades, and Second Street
p waiting tor the fun.
Died Mrs. Johnson, an old lady, died
t the houe of Mr J If Upham, on Water
treet, Sunday. Sent. 1st. and was burled
ins aiternoon.
Remember It. Maud Hoffman, at the
Ppera House, Friday night The elocn.
ponary treat of the season. Reserved
kats at Blackman's, 50 cent ; gallery, 25
All Persons. Indebted to the late
Irm of Brownell & Stanard are requested
0 call and settle ut th t.iri of P F.
Brownell without delay or make some I
atisfactory arrangements.
Biggest Yet 10,000 rolls of wall na-
', latest vi'le'lus. finest ilirn jilnn. ir
cjivc.' it FrtmiMer & Irvine's
The SistersAcadomy opeuod this morning
with good attendance.
Go to Bardue for honest weight, good
goods and lowest iiting prices.
8 Phillip! arrived in the city from Sistera,
across the mounttias this morning.
W K McPherson his moved his real estate
onus to oppotsie the Postuflice.
Diok Fox and S W Usees returned
Saturday from their Rantiam homesteadi
01 re a J Linton, of Suoksne Falls, is in
the city the uua.t of hr father, Mr E A
Parker.
Ethel licntly. daughter of J W Bcntley,
has reiarnul from a two months visit
Yamhi!! county.
W B Barr came over from the Nestocea
yesterday, and left again tn-daj. He reports
aseauy progress ana vasy routes.
Albany Kiieine Co. No. 1 and Linn Eo
gino Co. hold their regular meetings to
night The latter will elect cllicers.
Jas t I owell. Siturdhv ovenina severed
his connection with tho First National Bank
and expects soon to go to Tacoma and entor
one ot tne banks of that city.
The regular tnreting of the Y W C T U'a
will be held at their hall to-morrow nieht.
Sept 3rd. All members are requested to be
preaeas.
Misa Laura Goltra has resigned her Dosl
lion as instructor in music in the Albany
College and will devote all her time to her
Salem class.
Miss Kate Coahow. went, to Albany Wed
nesaay morniog. She is thinking of staying
there tbis winter, and enjoying the advan
tages of "city society."' Her many friendi
regret so aee ner leave. Times.
Why ? Why do you not go to Water-'
00 f At a summer reso' t It Is unexcelled.
Good level ground, good shade, excellent
soda water, good hotel accommodations.
uoard and lodging from $c.oo to $7 per
week to suit customers. Six miles above
Lebanon on the Santiam river I will he
at Lebanon every Saturday at arrival of
irain 10 convey parties to Waterloo, tiood
eeu staoiein connection with hotel.
Lace Curtains I .ace Curtains,
I have just received my fall stock of
lace curtains bought direct from importers,
the largest stock e.-er brought 10 his mark
et, and best value for the money
Samuel E. ol'ng.
I. G. Gross.
Proprietor Waterloo Hotel.
Got It Agais. What ? Why tho 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 Packing t,o.
Z. T. WRIGHT,
Foot of Morrison St., Portland, Or.,
AOENT for
In the Lead. Mr. Julius Gradwohl
leads in his business and wishes it under
stood that he will carry the finest stock of
crockery ware in the Valley, receiving his
goods from headquarters, and keeping up
with the times in all trie latest novelties.
He has received a fine lot of Wedgwood &
Co's Newvacht decorated ware, called
ruby ware, handsomest goods in the mark
et. Mr Gradwohl makes crockery a spec
ialty and will meet the demands of the
public in any line. Do not send away for
goods but give him a call,
TANliKNT.
Tangent, Aug. 31st, 18S9
Mr E L Brvan and family and also Rev
P A Moses ard his family intend moving
away this fall. We are sorry to lose such
good people.
We had the pleasure to step in and take
a peep at Beard Bros dry house, they are
doing a lively business.
Little Roy Reel, a nephew of Mr B S
Mills, while playing with some other small
bovs about a new hay press In some way
eot one of his feet caught in a lever and
received a pretty bad bruise on the side 01
his toot.
Mr George Mills who fell oft the new
school house several days ago Is on our I
streets again.
The new school house is rearing com
pletion and it behoyes us to have a good
school here this winter and well attended.
Miss Mary Leslie, of near Sodaville, is
working for Grandpa Beard.
Mr B S Mills has also got back to Tan
gent. He has been away most all sum
mer down in the lower part of the county
and he reports that grain down in that
section of the country turned out well.
Born--To the wife of Foote Blevin, a big
girl, on Aug. 30th, mother and child doing
well.
The familiar face of Mrs Anderson, of
Albany was seen here In Tangent on Sa
turday.
Mr Mart Forrester will start his new
hay baler on Monday.
Mr Sam Moses has accepted a position
in Mr Setllemire'e nersery.
Wheat, 63 cents,
IS oent shaving at Viereck'a.
8 tickets for 1 1 at Viereck'i .
Refrigerators at Stewart & Sox's.
Boots and shoes at coat at Read's.
Saratoga chips at C E Brownell'a.
Ice cream freezers at Stewart & Sox's.
Try thejfull cream cheese at C E Btown
ell's. New cream cheese just received at Coorad
Meyers.
3 chairs running steady at Vicrnck'a shav
ing parlors.
Best roaBtJcoflee in the city at Conrad
Meyers.
Call at F M French's for bargains in
watches, clocks or jewelry.
Chcice large yellow Crawford peaches,
75 cents per box at C E Brownell't.
J W Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in
city, opposite Fortmiller & Irying's.
A large and fine line of window s had
just reoeived at Fortmiller & Iryiug's.
we nave the best !frl SO kid glove ever
nrougnt to Albany at w F Kead a.
Now is the time to save money by buying
boots and shoes at cost of W. F. Read.
Qo to Hibler & Paisley for your job print
ing. They do any and ail kinds of work in
the pnoiishing and job printing line. Quick
work and icw prices.
A Sharp Item. The finest line of cut
lery and shears in the city at Stewart &
Sox's. Their goods are the very best and
will stand the test.
Bank of Oregon.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
OAPITAli, 50,000.
President H. BRYANT
Vice President J. W. RLAIN
Cashier Ii. F, MERRILL.
Sight exohange and telegrapble trans
fer on New York, San Francisco and
Portland, Oregon.
Collections made on favorable to rms.
Peoria Ferry.
O. SCHLAGEL, Prop.,
BOUND THI BATtB
Double team, 25o ; alngln tesin J.'.e ;
horses or oattle, 5c,
CROSSING one way :
Double team 25o; single team lfie. Special
rates on large droves. Farmers will rind
tbe ferry road In a fine condition, i' hav
ing been thoroughly reconstructed, grad -ed
and graveled.
Ti9 Advanc3 TiiresMng Machinery
The best sntl fnaiHMt threshnr In A marl-
ca, and a inhchine that stands without a
rivai. ine au a.uk thresher has
NEVER been KKPLACED by any other
machlnoon the C'oni.t, but has replaced
several other.- that HAVE FAILED to
fill WARRANTEE. The ENGINE Is guar
anteed to pull more than any other, and
will out travel a:l others on the road. If
yon hear any loud boasts, please tell the
parti( thn ADVANCE THRESHER and
KN I N E are cold on their merits entire
ly. Ami I am willing; to Drove all I claim
'. in my tiohi at any time, Do not be bum-
buegeii by b"ylug any machine until
youseutue iuvAsut. 1 also handle
team fining .roods, iron pipe, pumps
moweta, 'Sue'lors, aprlngtootn harrows
lilackKinilhN f irges, drills, church, farm
and nuh"ol Spli-, and many other special,
tien,
A.bmv itritnch House one block below
Rush lii,
JAS. E.KNOX,
Manager.
THE LEADER.
THE LEADER
G, W. SMITH,
Only $1.50. I have a fine stock of la
dies and children's fall and winter trim
med hat, which I will sell at $1.50 each.
These are hats that usually sell at $.1.50,
$3 and $4 each. Must make room for my
fall opening. Call early and make your
choice.
Ida M. Brush,
1st floor Strahan'a new brick.
South Albany
A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences, owing to its nat
ural advantages and nearness to the center
ot Dus ness. compare the size, location,
view and access to and from these lots.and
you will be convinced of their merits Call
early and secure a home befot i the advance
in price. Apply to
Twekdai.e & REDFIKLD.Agents,
First door south of Post Office.
This Trade Mai k on a stove
means It is the best that ex-,
penance and skill can con
trlve. Sold only by G. W.
Smith.
Kid Gloves I Kid doves 1 1
I have uistrecfcved a full line of kid
gloves branded Our Own. This is a genu
ine kid glove. I buy direct from importers
In incw York and consider them the best
value of any gloye I ever sold for this
price. 5 button, 3 rows of st'tchlng, $1.50
per pair.
S.E. Young.
Join It. Join Will & Stark's watch
club and get a fine gold watch on easy
terms. No one authorized to solicit mem
bers but Mr Will and Mr Stark,
Abbey's Adihtion. 54 lots In this ad
dition to Albany, near Hackleman's 3rd
addition, for sale, at $53 to $125 a lot, at
Curran & Monteith's.
For Sale. A young driving mire, w
roken and gentle. Inquire of F. M. Frenc
Adrieelto Mothers
Mrs. Winslow'a Hoothlnit Svruc. for
children teething, Is the prescription of
one or tne oesi lemaie nurses ana physl
elans In the United States, acd has been
used for forty years with never-failing
success by millions of mothers for tbelr
children. During tbe process of leiliir-
its value la incaleuable. It release" the
child from pain cures dysentery and diar
rnoea, an ping in ine Dowels, and wind
Weather
Summary of Meteorology for Aug., 1S89,
from observations taken at Albany,Linn Co.
Oregon, by John Briggs, vol. observer for the
Signal Service, U S. Army.
Highest barometer on the 5th, 20 29.
Lowest barometeron tbe 30th, 29.77.
Mean barometer for the month, 30.04.
Highest daily average of bar. 30.21.
Lowest daily average of bar. 29.83.
Highest temperature on the 10th, 13th, 88.
Lowest temperature on the 19, 28, 29, 62.
Mean for the month 83.04.
Highest daily range of ther.on the 18, 87
Lowest daily rangeof ther. on the 31. 13.
Mean temperature at 7 a, m. daily 5C..S
Mean temperature at z p. m, daily 79,
Mean temperature at 9 p. m. daily 58.41.
Prevailing directions of wind, N.
Velocity or force, 3.
Total rainfall or melted snow, 1.17.
Depth of snow at end of month. 0.
Number of days on which .01 inch or more
rain fell, 4.
Number of days of cloudiness average 8
scale ni iu. .. .
Of 93 observations 37 were clear. 7 cloudy
5 fair, 4 foggy, 3 raio, 3 hazy, 3 overcast,33
smoaey.
Liuht frost on the morninas of 0.
Temperature-2.71 on aerage of 11 years,
KaintaiiTu.ub on average ef 11 years.
Sleeplessness.
Dr. Flint's Remedy Is the best remedy
known fbr insomnia, or sleeplessness.
wbicb amicls so many persons, and which
leads to so many serious nervous diseases,
particularly to insanity. Descriptive
treatise with each bottle; 01, address macK
Drug Co., fi. X,
The Ladles Delia-bred.
Tbe pleasant efloct and tbe perfect saf
ety with wbicb ladies may use the liquid
fruit laxative. Syrup of Fis, under nil
condition, make it their favorite remedy,
Ii is pleasing to the eye and 10 the taste,
gentle, yetetlimtual lu actl.ig on tho kid
neys, liver and bowels.
Fire backs.
Warran ted
for
15 years, All
sizes an
styles,
"Superior," "Argaiu!,5' "Garland"
STOVES AND BANGES.
The World's
best. More
than hvm
dred 7 hun
dred differ
ent styles
"o ok s and
heaters
Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing,
Eave Trough. Range Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
F. L. KENTON,
DEALER I3ST-
G ROCE
RIES
MARRIED.
WILLIAMS BL'RR IS. On Sunday.
Sept. 1st, 1889, at the Russ House, In Al
bany, bv Georce Humphrey, Esq., Mr
colic' By giving health to 'the rhlld it I John Williams and Xlixs Rosa Burris.both
Choice Candy, us, Fruit, etc.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
NEARITHE POST OFFICE0 ALEANY.ICKEGO N
rests the mother. Price 25c a bottle.
C7"
Join Our Watch Clubs
And get a 8lld gold watch, genuine dla:mn 1 rings, studs or strings upon weakly pay mint i i'jiiJ '! r,
WILL & STARK,
The Leading Jewelers,
Agents "Hampden Watcb," .