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Newspaper Page TextShe gemorrat. Saturday Brsnlng spteml)Br 21,1889 Publiahs. .vary day In ths wrak. BuniUys escapted. (TITK NVTrltfU, EJHors and Publialurs. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. . .nwl hv oaariar uer wsek... r mail, par yr. ...... I Tiokil. p8rininth.. .15 ...... 6.00 M alerl a I n P O lineal Albany. Oi at! fMKX) mit:iaa unui mailer. KB!, ESTATK SALES. The following deeila hav. I, ci- i the County Recorder's Officii line. 1. In the afternoon yesterday Tohn A MiHnr.t inu A jt. I" ... :, - vjisscn, blk J3, South Albany.. . tIOQO J L Cowan and wife to Helen Gil". i f ' reason IOO J M Ralston to Helen Gilbert, i lot. Mary Dambach to Loulta JCroft.'iVi Fr"! f?,a?' Jm GrVenhaigh,' X ' , ... any i i IbOrt Naoina Webster toj M Ralston.j lot iT"V, ,, 've,rer04 acres r 7 . '. J " " ""vln.40 acres 500 Sjtoi-ed oit. Mr. w. ii. ni.hn aent of the Goverment, with headquar ters at Washington II n .. j Albany to day or. hi. av to South n,. I c6on . to see his old time friend and ..-h.1. mate, w. t. McPherson, of this city I A Peculiar Sidkwalic J H Aldrich, iTrho formerly published the ATiws at Ya lamina Bav. writes to the Ttnvs an interest. , , ,nr Utter. VVe take the follawtnor from If ,t about a peculiar sidewalk : Chas L Mos lure, formerly of the old Benton Blade, 'is new managing editor of the Ariioin, feme of the leading papers of the Ty. What Tstruck me most forcibly upon entering Ilk.M.. tn. Ihafi..! tin. ...... . 1. piWIIUlM W1 . ' Ul.l .....I, HI. llic petti jliar construction of the sidewalk in front vi me aoor. 11 consists oi empty oeer Dot ttles driren into the ground close together, .-Bottom ud. Whether Charlie emDtied all ;the bottles without aid or assistance we Mid not Inquire, thinking it an empty mij, mi B. Is in the Indian Commission, has lately and Oreeon. and h . travels war 7 "u, "crc ,n m than With Olir Inurn A1U.....in'. . . . win reiutn I in a tew wfica nA ni,. ... - ,c a iicc oi vi Dan v hinB .o h,:. :''.L,V" WV " gd B '- auiiiu v nowuafc. Was He Murdexkd a n w i-n si cuucii brother-in-law to lohn I. Da.l. ;r aangeni, nas been a resident of Crook county for a number of years. Last June he came down on a visit to Mr. Davla' wnen he eft 1- r..t. u .. . , - " "' wus xor tne r. - .waiiicur country to .-.on .iter some stock since which time he has not been heard from and Mr. Da vis fears he has been murdered. A Famous Tournament. Th T. xoma tournament was the fastest all to gether in the history of the United States ana win ue notes lor two et Its races be Jnj world beaters. Astoria's time In the ret test 34 i-io and Vancouver's, B. C. In She drr test, 20 Q-10 are the fastest anW lord. The previous fastest record for the Mtj test was 30 2-5 seconds. The tourna went was an Intensely excitins one from ihe start, great feeling being engendered aiLi.uiaiiy in me wet test, ine Albany Iremen, to-wit : Marshal Hoffman C W patts.SJ Guiss and Walter Parker re lumed last eveing. Albany can at least CrOW OVer the fart thnt tra cr.A.l lord of 37 1 -5 last year was not equalled. A Man Killed This mornlnir aft,.r he overland train had left Marlon, going lorth, a stranger who had been on the rain was seen to be missing. Word was ft at Turner. Afterwards the body of a r-'S" "a muiia Desioe the track. Notli g was found on the body to identify the . ... iic was tnirty-hveor rty vears of ar-i hj mk. N wore a striped pair of pants and a dark 7. mat ne lost his djalance and fell from the train. Irthfl?'8 rame wa C. A. Anderson 17 '"B " aiuit junction, Wash. General Order No-. 11 r quarterly Inspection of V rn du O. N. G.,will be held at the Armory Tues day evening, Sept. 24th. Member, will procure theh arms and accnntr.moi. I the First Sergeant and have them in order iRBa j """cms zotnaayof Sept., to8o. under ordira nf no-. i II t ' commanding F Co., 2nd Reg't," O N G. ' l. J. UVF.RMAN, First Sergeant, Two Loans. Last eveninirat th.m.... Ing of the Eullaine and Loan A-.li! two loans were made, one to E Truax, of ooo, at 50 month s interest In advance.and the other to SVR0, it month's interest in advance. Parties de-,J;n8.tonte'-n new series should confer n..ii 111c -icurctary. IT UAIMES INSURANCE. An Impurtaatjaatter to Comldar. In view of the number of fires that have occurred on the Coast the Pacific Coast compact are observing strict mi-a In rf, erence to the placing of rates on buildings, uu are uemandlnu- riuld fire Unit ordi n ances s they have a rl-ht tj. Albany is in ganger ot having her rates raised all over the city unless It at onr, nt . observes absolutely its present ordinance but as well pa.ses more trli,i-,.nt ana extends the limits. More than this. an ordinance is in order providing that no woouen Duliding sliall be erected any ""cic 111 U1C C1IV Without a written nnr. mil from an authorized city otlicer, a pro vision that would give a record of every new building erected in the city, and one that is in vosue in most large and smaller live cities. It i. time that our City Coun cil l... L . . . use aoove personal considerations and act for the city's uood. w n-fr in th body as a majority. At least one member has stood solid in favor of a strict lire limit, a raise in rates will mean several uiuu.uno dollars out of the city every year, and must not be permitted. The Democrat is tnriii in .nuni. 1- -ui- - -.-- ... n u ui in mis matter by a recent action of the Compact ... me laiC u K oricK irom i.75 to S2.0C and con.iHi,-.hl-. aii i Jjr joining property by reason of the erection nf an nrMiilnn on iu. 1 i.i. . lu mc uric it wunouc nre wall, and the hint on the part of the manager that the whole city mav be err. ed likewise if -mm Hn . 'iis.i- . 1 - " - usi s. luwii m. II LilC UUl. LsL't Uk have a now fis-w II mi ai a. Ottce. Includfncr tht nnrih aU- i u 1 itreet, Washington to Baker, and on First -onu, tiisu ui: inc foutn siae ot Second J 'J ouw (.(iviis BIIUUIU UC no exception in the enforcement of It "in inc council act. I The follow! nt? u or hat ruui in. F. H. Porter, of the Underwriters, say Un the subject : "There has been little sr no prom in underwriting in the interior dur inj7 the lavt- iwkIva Ar tn. .t..n . j .......a, w. 4UMIlCII yCUi, HI1U at last it Is determined that something chall A tl. ... i . B mi. uuiic aiig rates in otner lnterloi towns will be rnl.rl a c-. aD ua - , ... . . " 'r, . .ui Tcyura are received. rrobably fifty towns will be visited by the little red SMD Within thf mvt miM.il. tt . ... ...Willi, vi OW... Jl course there will be weeping and wailinr - 6""o,""s i icciu, out i cannot con ceive how any fairmlnded person can blame ic experience oi . me past sum mer." Kotice, I leave for the front to dav to pay my men- On my return I ivill -.- all time checks due on the Joth day of Sen. temhi-rnn nrna-ii.l..- . n' rha;r. i' .i t mr mce ,n - "UI". 4 UUllUlIlg, Anvoxelle ct Doe. -PerJS Antonelle, Contractor. j ors and DowNWfhree or four month. -W-arjonnUharlessoldhis property In Ubany for Sicoo.nH m,.-j i- , , . ...u.wu iv mcaioro, ere he bought the railroad hotel, a pay. property then, but a vicarious one. w taken.?' "- In the eo.i 7 ,v "" ana Mr Charles fcinHnt.. i l."""e"" note is te, and of no value. In the ,n,-.,,i Snyhasar.MWl?0.bOUght hU 'Perty has sold it at an advance of $i5ri. Day -Attendance about .0,000, Z T y' ' mile nd h dh, wii uv rat 'un-.H t ai. , - "11-49. Ihe free wt WOn IV Ialoll r. . I, ,... . - -""'iiia. uest pe, 2.22, A . . , and Alto n ... Z " . "?.l"n men. . 2.JTK p:i"I. "'""die. Best lest er ' record the I " " n "regon track J event . ii! The greatest mu- a "HO. ll.lkM f 1 n. Swiss Bell Bin "cu "etch Club artest. Neit a-u .acn member rcer.. 1 . "'"rsiiav even nf. P them gare,aidto be nowhere A Runaway While at th Hn. . waiting the arrival of the train ternoon Schmeer's bus team heeamo f-ih. encu ana run worth on Lvon Street with new dus to the Russ Corner, one of inc ieam lett and slid thirty or forty feet bruising the horse some. No other rB!o.-i Th-. 1 lrn.n...t " .-lons theie now fch..:;.,, .Wrlt hei"" for three t,th lhem "ebusy. Not a "home In the citv Tk. er mm 1. :.'"-. The Proimect of fsbly. " cn'"eins matter, con TWO Viid. , Ok 1. 1,11 year, ago Mr. 'opain,rrRCH1,,hOU'e 11 a trrtnj . vucib ior aiooo "Cross w..-. i"Brn TK " hingt0n,,rect "h Bhe,1'.,;d."d Fourth street, to pctfullv called" 'he "uthorilie I strew 1 V " rir" trt, near therl,.. c-. i mile. leal p:," ' r5Pracre. EG Ileards- -isnt, uroadalbln St. Vol- 1 . lhln.ii.. .. c"-oyou want to see omne HZ ''U!.nd chP to -..w r W-II ,La, . i-kofmim "goansee t'actureT. h. Fresh from F k" Pleaed " ChicSo. You are The Minstrels. Mr Georce rr,tn. sole, advance agent of the Big 4 minstrels iroup, camposed of 30 first c ass nrtl.t. u in the city. The troup will be here Mon day evening, after a successful week in balem,aud everybody should turn out. Biggest Yet 10.000 roil, nf ,ti per, latest varieties, finest decorations just if I?....!. ill r. r.i. . ' .. . hiiiuiiici m Irving. ABttEY's ADDITIO.V. i:. lots in thi. nH. dltion to Albany, near Hackleman's 3rd addition, for sale, at $50 to $125 a lot, it inn ot inuiiicitn s. Kid Ulovos I Kid Gloves I t 1 nave just rece.ved a full line nf LM gloves branded Our Own tm. . ... ne iu giove. 1 Duy direct from importers in New York and consider them the best value of any glove I ever sold for this price, s outton, 3 rows of st'tching, $1.50 S. . Youns . Slaughter in Silk Itlbboos. In order tn rln. ni m.. 1 . iti ill . . J IlllHICIIbCSlOCK of silk ribbons In plain and plcot edge I will sell them until my fall stock arrives at 7S cents on the dollar. All marked in plain figures. Samuel E. Young. Lace Curtains. Lace Curtains. I hav just rni.afi.AJ .. ir.ii . J --wv..bii ,jr mu HIOCK 01 laCeCUrtainRhnilcrht rllrnl frM I . -o--- .i'iu importers, the largest stock ever brought to this mark et, and best value for the money. SAMUEL c. YOUNG. uuxe AND ABROAD Choice fresh butter at Bardue'a. 1 8ome Bat. poultry at tho W. P. store the morning. it -1 . . unyour aonool looks and tablets at v.ui.a oon a. .'!"' lni window shades juitreesivid ' wiihij irviag s ?y at FM French's. AO elflLT&lie lina. J t lllitraraiu.J .a. E 1. . . 1 1 . . v-.yv v r urdiniiitr tx irvinjt a. uo to Dirdue for honest weight, good iiodsand lowest living prices. lT7,M m tches snd chains at Frenoh's, w wuruer jeweirv store.' L V LonirVitv nrStsiilo ; i A, uiv evening on a viBit to friends. JM Nolan, ofCorvallis. passed thronch the citj to-day on his way home from San 1- rot u via 00. The ladies o( the Baptist Chnroh held Vcrv eninvahlA wt.al : t m ' voipk as iae YeUorday Geo W Mayoard parehased two lot. ,d Pipe's A, $300, aod Mrs Nettie Malm, 5 lots for KM u..rL-ka.. av snant. . V AUMIIU) OSVUbO. Tk. II'-.. 01 . , . a ' noe nss some , t - f umi,e loruoveroor "nwsKunuvi. on hnt.h ftnb.ta WashiogtoD. ' A nrtain vhn . . . ..j- - -jr. iiwKiDK out tor imuKa to come, says that before Albany geU ii V piu lur.me popaiatioo willhaje so iDoreased that another will have Mr and Mr. J H Ra0(1 ett VMt.tit. ttt nrvn fnr ai.; t . it. t . ituwi new uuinv awnavy, . juii Baney is a sister of Mrs Dr McCoy and her iuuip wm io rvoseouBg statesman, Sam ftf a, tk. D iiaM J 1 l , " tm luiiiwuu tmwyvr, w ruu bed at Salem vasterdsv nf anA wttk mi) aome money. Fire or six otler eases were Ihe weekly WtM Short is at hand. It Will bfl mn .Li J - "MiiwiwiKiiii wu U3 uiuuioiy Mill makes a good start Being the only one io -""a. 11 m m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 imm m niir nmcrnn Last 5ii,nJ - i ! . n ... . " x 1 r uuiivcr i iiaiamnis, ieunin a sermon on dancing said r "Show DlfliVmiHi m l 1 . 1 . . , nuu.-ia.il. yuuruerai.nl, and I will show yoa a young fellow who is nOt Worth the mwilar nn l.r1 it ..nnM .k. ; .VH s iwau a nr. squaoDie is Drew. M tVheat, G3oeDts, 15 eent shaving at Viereck's. 8 tickets for H at Viersok'i . Refrigeratorst Stewart & Sox's. Boots and shoes at eost at Read's, TAKE WARN1NQ.-AU parties are nntlflamH nmr tn l . 1 1 1 August Hoff, a minor, ny intoxlcotloa uovoragea or plgarettos, as I will prose cut all offenders for so d oing. HERMANN HOFF. .! iiiuiiT. mt ivancovich keeps an ail night houseon First St between Ells Sort and I.v.n at uhlh t- 1 t . . j , to ,u uc ivuno iresn oysters, porter house steaks, ham oabies ine nnest line of babv carr ages In the Valley just n celved at Stewart ol aoi a. i-rirea rf rr m -.ni .. i,- , .iHau un aidering the superior quality of the carri ages. All Persons. Indebted to the In. trm of Brownell & Stanard are reaiieated u can and settle at the store of C E DrOWnell Without riVIatf nr mak. lausiaciory arrangements. Got It Again- What ? Whv th. fin est lot of fresh smoked beef in the .n.-L-i Chipped to order. Also a fine sunnlv of mi r fulnni. l .1 i . i , nicu.il cream cneese. 1I LAMKTTK r ACKIKI I.O. tdAR.h!jE". Thefi"'"neofcut M 'hear. Ithe fllyat 8tewart& H'hte.,. "reh very best and 7 . r . . . uiTiu.une oi ine nnest lots of mini and revolvers ever received in Albany are now in atocK at Stewart & Sox's. Hun ters snouia call and see them and net Girl Vated. A girl to do work in a small family. Inquire at O C Awbcry's, near corner 3rd and Montgomery streets. Struck Oil At per 5 pal Ion can st Standard rv- oil, at the Willamette ".eking Co. s store. To Farmks. Farmers will An ...11 t lls,t.th.e.1,r.'.l,l,' farden or 'arming lands with Wallace & Cuslck. Notice. Four f.mllv horset well bro ken double and aintrl. i.r ..1. . .1.. - "is m but stables. J A larff. atnnk nf mnA --1 . u en.i o - nun gum rj-ea watches at F M French, ai greatly rer'ueeil piloes. Joda Springs. Mr. Frank Craktr.. now has charee of the FinHI. sj. apnngs and Is prepared to furnish the puoiic witn nrst-class accommodations, -..iug 1.1c i.u ana winter. Money to Loan At a low rate nf tn ercst, on good farm property in L,inn Munty, or on best improved city property Alh m ApP'y l -'Jlackburn Wright, , H-'ncn light roadster, 1889, for sale i.ncapat inompson ec Overman's. If youVant a good ailverstepl cyth,fir in th. maiktt, go to Stewart ft Soi's. . Ckmrek Ulrecl.rr. U. P.CntTRmf Pro,.h; I- n . , . --(juiDi j auuain, r raver meetina vArvVVar1noHj. o -a.oauJ dYCaiDg, KVAXOKI.tr AT. Pnrruf x H L. : n . School 10:00. Prayer meetinir kmr, vvL, esday evening 7:30. Kev. Fisher, pastor. All ar invited, M. R. Crinprit Antn-n D t . Sabbath mnrnitiir t II 1. . , . , w LA vt-sv a. si. ana ociock P. M. Ssbbath .Si-hnnl .f in 'il m vr V vissjoa M. Prmvr mtir.r. Vl'..l i at 7 o'clock: : K KZZ 27. ' M. E.CUURCH. Preachiniv-ru i.i . morninff ami nvninn . , -. , , uwjj nrvice 11. !eJ.e-3gbefr.,ermo,, Sabbath School 5 f . meeting every Thar.. dav renin 7 R W p yi-Ti '. " v. . x, v coo pastor, PRK4BTT Dt a Mr 1 .-.- c. Sabbath mnrninn n1 .. : ...''"? oor. Jtfroadalbin m.nA r.fii.K c . . . uuuuav ntnno, immeaiately after the mornioi. ser.W ITVfsp rr tt' i . " . ' Rev E ttriLZTmm' First RinrnrrPnn- . t --.wVW .- a i, u nrnnni imrnifiia.la r. morning services. Prayer meetina eve- i' 'g at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Trumbell, pastor. a. nik . -ooese very MbDatb morntns and av.mm- o.i.i..i School at 12:15. Py Z" Wednerfay evening of each week. W Rogers, Pastor. ' Christian ruir.i.- t i . - . , -..,.. irwuma every nrot rr-.VWk"' Tl'i- "S'0-! ""ioir, Catholic fHr-i a: , dav at 10,30 a .jTC"""". """Z 0.- i j-ss. onnasT Albany Opera House, THURSDAYy SEPT. 26TH, Direct from tiis East, Finest Ap- pearanca Upon the Pacific Coast, - the famouav OAKES Comedy Sketch Club AND SWISS BELL RINGERS. of Chicago, ORCLjgiTXaB3BX 1877. Three Hours of Music and Mirth, Three Hours of Uproar and Laughter, This rV.mr.kmv ,1 . . ( wui, vuuursea Or IDS entire ro.? .f the Ewt. where it has ueou Uivellng the paat 12 yeara, iDJIISSIOJ, 3, 50 anl 75 cents, H fUiflf Valal axa. A 8aratogachipa at C E Brownell'.. Try the full cream oheese at C E Brown- MeyMs0"111 tbe" Ju,t roooivl at Col tad 3 chairs running steady at Vierr-oU's shav ing parlors. Best rout eoffeo in the eity at Conrad Meyers. J W Bentley. best boot and shoe maker iu "ty, opposite Fortmiller& Irving'.. . A large and fine line of v-irdi w s Itt just received at Fortmiller & Irving s. hrnVewVel1,'? bo't kid glove ever brought to Albany at W KR,,d'i. Now is the time to save nionev hv buvins boots and shoes at c-t of W. F. Head . Ladies shoes, mens shoes, mi.ses shoes, ohildrous shoes, mens boot., boy, boots, at '? mk ,0Bm "'h" K'ods at c h Brownell NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HKLA GILBERT. FRAMCla OILB2BT. MISSES GILBERT Teachera of Piano, Organ and Harmony. MSf,yincer,c?.rner Joffarw,n and 4th 8U. d.ileJ,?',lbrtat Jbinon, Toon. dya and Friday. A. W. Bliekburo. with C. E. Brownell, tho grocer For your watches olook. and jew.lrv en ickn.:!,i HU,,t g9od'' ''" Ad E. C. BEARDSLEY, Real Estate Agent, Con veyancing of all kinds done in re liable manner. All business will receive prompt attention. Office on Broadalbln Street near First, Albany, Oregon, REAL EmTATE WANTED. Business) property, city lots, acre property near tbe oity and farm of all deacrln t-'ons wanted, r , , E. j. Bkabdslet, Real iMte Afent, Albany, Oregon. Ofllos on Broadalbiu Street nsar First, OLD IRON.-Flfty ton of old iron eastings, in any quantity, wanted immediately at tbe Albany Iron Work. SQUARE Groceries- tvo c DC ca SMALL C. E. BUOWNELL, Knceeesorto ' ; i V , ' BROWNELL & STANAED, Would respectfully itnnoiime that he K continuing lb businmn at tbe xild stand and that he I better than ej-er prepared to till all order with aceurary and de patch and at prloe WHVBK BBFOBB Offbrod In the town. While thanking the eilizon of Alba ny for their very liberal natrotmjre in the past I earnestlb anlicit a' continuance of your favora. pasturing LOW PRICES, a sitpetlir quality of goods and ' Courteous Treatment Very Kespeoifully, Youth fur Buiine, C. E. KKOWKXIili. Areliie Bleokbutn, SuleeJiiin. DEALING Groceries. PROFITS ALBANY OPERA HOUSE, One night only, MONDAY, SEPT. 2389, Tbe Original 4 B!g MINSTRELS. SO prrrurmer Count them, New nones 4 end men Sew pcclaltleB Sew Features, Popular prlcea-60 and 76 cents, rbwerred seat at Blsckmau', SEETHE PARADE. REE ACTING BOO TOM. IHJJ LJ5ADER. THE T.EAT1ER G, W. SMITH, "Soperior," " Argaud," "Caand,, STOVES AND RANGES. Fire backs. Warran ted for 15 years, All sizes styles, an Ifip The World's best. More than hun dred 7 hun dred differ ent sty les "o ok s and heaters Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing", .have Trough. Range Boilers Conductor Pumps. F.L.KENTON DEALER I3ST- GROCER! Choice Candy, Huts, Fruit, etc, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. NEAR THE POST OFFICE ALBANY,IOREQON j ucutur.