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Newspaper Page Texttally democrat k.l llicd every day in the week Si VI!TTIli, Editor and Prop'r hira nine i on umce at Albany u.raiecnufi oia.s man waiter. I itslltl. SKPTEMBEU '.'1, Isila GOOD EVENING. tv liLXTKn. i- Avery, i. a anil ( 1 toiler, auu itout Jonnaon, hunters, it nome mm Hut mgni. iiiev bsent three weeks, and from wliat learned Bpent most of tlieir time Intins! fur tlieir Hearings and dry On one occasion iiiey were so far ie baneof operations and uncertain icir whereabouts that they dared ot same for fear of violating the uwa ot uaiuorma. Seven iieer bear fell victims to their prowess, :h tor an except iur Aveiy, Jotin 11 ritiK lira two in n Balute o 21 The elder tVaiKorinr also, killed a Lt'orvallis Time. UnAXV Racks. The Linn Coun- ricultural Association will irive its annual race meeting at the fair Is near Albany on Tuesday. y, Thursday and Friday of vieeK. The association lias this er eoent a large amount of mnnov ng up the track, so that it is now the lasteni tracks on the North c coast. Purses airereitatintr $21(10 lered. A round trip ra'.e one-third ban one-way lare has been made southern racitic tor this moetine verything promises a encressful if the weather oe propitious. man. Blair faction of the 0. P. bond 's appear to believe that certain re- k certificates Issued under the Hogg fcement were possibly wrongfully and tnat ine proceeds oi ttie sale ot was probably wrongfully converted, .erefore their attorneys have prayed ruiierton tnat an investigation of facts relating to the issue and dis- ufsuch certificates be investigated, udge has appointed Joseph Simon.of and, a referee, to take testimony, and iu mm wun autnoruy to noia reteree anywhere In the United States. The nt ana ever increasing litigation upon the O. P. Is what is fast ng the back of the poor old road. His Times. HOME AD AKHOAD Wheat 47 oents tody. Eaiterooiatera by the can at Dotukke Bm. The Lombard Iuvestmeat oompany has gone iuto the hands of a receiver. Perman HenileriOD, of Btnton county, is 92yearsoU. Fre.h sweet piokles, olivs,, ouw chow, 'to, just received at Parker Bros. Remember the grand concert tomorrow night in tho Opera House. Kvsrybody la tjoing. Next Sftbltath morning the Presbyterian olruroh of Corvallis will cdlubrate its 40ui anniversary. One of Joe Meyer's livery tuams took a spin this forenoon along Firtt ktieet,a favor ite trick of the team. For a nice ttew a juicv fry or a quiet roast, call at Bocmuke llros, tho liuest oystira in the market. Jack Dcmpsey realized $2,4(1047 from a boxing entertUnme.it gotten up in. New York for his benefit recently. Mr Virgil Waters has comploted the Job r( transcribing the reoordsof Lincoln couuty. There were 43 volumes of 450 pages each. Mr llofer of the Salem Journal went out over the bar at Yaquina Sunday, and reports 23 to 25 feet of water at "middle low tide. My fall line of MACINTOSHES and GOSSAMERS, including many novelties, for ladins, missel ud children. i now on sale. 3 E Young. S A Hemphill camo owr from Newport yesterday, and reDorts that Ed Sullivan, the well known Yaquina bay fisherman, eauglit IOC salmon Friday night and 400 Monday, Times. A shipment of 200 dozen frogs arrived at New Whatcom Sunday over the Cana dian Pacilic from Pitt River, B C. The frogs were destined for San Francisco, and were all alive, kicking vigorously and singing as they arrived on the behomedock. Andrews, cf Woolwich, Enoland, in a revolver eontest at the London Ride Club, made 42 points, the highest possible score. He placed every sdot within a two-inch ling at SO yards. The highest previous reuoru was 41. While Peter Stocker was on his way to his home, one and one-half miles east from Newport.he was held up by a masked man wno maae mm place what money he had, about $4 5o,on the ground. Reach ing his house he round it broken open and a gun ana several otner articles missing. EeriAL AND PERSONAL E 0 of Pendleton says that Captain Brannln Tuesday received the fol- letter lrom Captain -N li llumph- Ated Salem, Sept IS: My Dear de: I write to Inform you that I am k along very well, and will. 1 hope. Jbe able to go home entirely well. In minus one leg. Every person ten kind to me, and 1 have had the medical treatment. My general is as good as it ever was. Give ive to all comrades and friends. 10 Sale. Sheriff J E Nnland thin boon sold on an execution issued I the circuit court of this county, amis, water rights.ets, belonging to engra, lying in and about the town ringueui. to the judgement credi Bufus Mallory. of Portland, for $04, it is very valuable, and with r management can be made a mo e investment. We believe this is rgest sale of the kind ever made by riff of this county. Eugene Guard. T Branch, the expert in charge of Job books atCorvallia will net S200. h for about two months . The reoeiver Albany National bank that failed in Is aald to do considerably better than 'or a several times longer period . It- sad that Buena Vista is soon to :a rival town at the old Avery, mill, is the Willamette in .Marlon county, said to be a good site and the waters fc bantiam will furnish iO-h?rse torn a ptivate letter it is learned that M lUflasa is now denntv sheriff of the ity of San Fri.nci8oo, in charge of the fro lumber n.ltls, Mendccloo county. h one nut don dollars, of which the Blf is receiver. Corvsllis Times irsets -All of our BALL'S CORSETS boned with kabo ana warranted to roll up nor break with one year's It tlievdowewt l cheer ullv re- tlie money Daid for them. Or if corset is not satisfactory in all re- fcts after three weeks' wear it may b rned to tin and mnnev will be r6' led. S. E. Youxq. ohawk Tribe No 11, meet this even' at 8 p m. All members are requested luend as business of importance is to mo up oeiore the council, uy oruer 01 uern. homfeos's Glove Fittiso Cosset, one he most favorably knewn lines in the fket, with extra long waists, are far sale a K lornu. Yes, You Can see Ihe finest line of V"es for suitings In the state at W R fiham's.where he has a tailor with few pals on hand to make them up on short "-:. uecine best and most stvusi ts of him. A new feature will be thi king of ladles' cloaks to order, or the erlng of cloaks to the latest styles, and ' repairing of cloaks. Prices are bot In ones. Fatkoxisb the Central Fish and Poul- Market, on Ellsworth stnet. between cond and Third , for your dressed poul game and fish of all kinds in season '.ers, clarr.a and crabs, bvervthf "h in our line may be had at reasonable van ana see us. Senders & Co. Watcb is a necessity nowadays m want one call on Will & Stark, whose lick is large and varied, and prices le most reasonable. Thev can give ynn a rsrain in this line at well as in jewelry fnerally Smoke the Carl Dunder the best clgi 1 Larth for a nickel. For sale.! renicke Bros. All styles and s'ses rf oversnoes and rob '"at Kead, Peacock & Cos. 'nat received at Reed. TeAWck & Co' ! traluwlir.ea of klrl gloves the latest Dr Guiss. of Woodburn. has been in the city. Willie Wright, the artist, of Salem is in the citv. Charles Piper is in the citv on a few days stop off. Mr J H Campbell, who has been ill for some time, was 011 the streets today. License was issued today for the mar riage of Wm H Kulni and Ollie M Row ell. H M Perry and daughter, who have been in Washington several months, re turned home this noon. Miss Smick and brother arrlv.'d in Al bany this noon from lloseburg for the purpose of attending college. TheJuniorYPS C E of the U P church gave an enjoyable social last eve ning at the residence of L E Blaln. Mr and Mrs Reason McConnell went to Toledo today to spend several weeks, perhaps months at tlieir larm there Mr and Mrs Earl Race returned last Eht from Gearhart Park, where they have been in charge of the hotel. Salem Independent. Chas Casey and Miss Maud Scott came ;er from Alnanv this afternoon to at tend the eocial dance tonight. Corvallis News. The book social at tho congregational church last evening was a success. A good number of valuable volumes were added to the library. Forty or fifty Salem Deople. upon a pecial invitation of Superintendent Mulcahy, went to laquina Day tins noon for a three days outing. Mrs Chan berlain. mother of Attorney General Chamberlain, who lias been spending the summer in Albany, left this noon lor ner nome in -xaicnez, miss. County school superintendent Russell, deputy clern Payne and deputy sheriff Kim sey, have returned home from the mountains. As nearly as can be learn ed they caught nothing but colds; it iB latmed though tnat sir Kimsey uaa several narrow escapes. Prof John M Bloss and Miss Mary A Woods were married in Eugene yester day morning. From 1887 to 1892 Prof Bloss was superintendent otiiiepunuc schools of Topeka, Kan. Miss Woods, a graduate of the Missouri State Normal school, was one of the teachers under him, - which accounts lor the present relationship. The bride is a sister ol Mrs Shacklett, of Eugene, at whose home the ceremony was perform 2d. Good for the Irish. It has been dis covered that Irslimen are never anarch ists. One reason given is that they are all policemen and politicians. After occupying twenty-three pages of the Congressional Record, much of it in nonpariel type, with a eilver speech on Monday, the llth Senator Stewart said, "Mr President, there are several branches of this subject that Isiiall treat hereafter but I will close the i-peech." Several towns are thinking Eugene boastful on account of an item published first by the Oregonian, that more people had gone from here to the World's fair than from anv other city in the state be sides Portland. The truth is, the city which eentts the least number should be best entitled to boast, for keeping its money and people at home during the times when ail wealth that is carried away is felt by the community from which it is drawn. Eugene Register. That is a sensible remark Nevertheless Albany is undoubtedly in the lead in this respect. Think of 500 people start ing from Albany for the World's fair, not many of ihein Albany textile; but simply those making this tlieir starting point, nearly lf.100,000 taken out of the country in a dull summer. The following comprehensive request From a Nebraska gentleman, enys The Dalles Chronicle, was received by the land oihee today : "United StattB Land Office "Will you kindly send me a list of lands (government) timber, mineral and agricultural, also price per acre, and oblige." As there are about 800 toa'n- Bhips, comprising iu.uoo square miles, and nearly 7,000,000 acres of land in this district, and aB each towiiBhip map would cost about $4, the magnitude of the re quest is plainly apparent, and as the let ter did not enclose a check for $1,000, the spirit of the letter could not be com plied with, which Mr Lewis very much regrets. This is also a Bample of some requests sent to newspapers. On a 1'onHervuMve Uiisls. OW1NU to Ihe present monetary strin gency and during the existing condi tion of the financial market, I find it c mpulsory to run my business on. a very conservative basis. Sugar, as you are aware, is handled on a very small margin of profit: s) small in fa:t to scarcely pay for the handling of it, and the terms upon which it Is bought are very strict (cast: only.) While money was plentiful and collections good, 1 was able to allow sugar bills to run 60 days; but cordillons at present are such that I will sell sugar for cash only. X assure vou 1 was very re luctant to make a rule ox this kind, Dut the conditions of the market are such as to make it imperative. Trusting you will look at this in the proper light end also understand that this ruie applies generally. X ERRY CONN. VEVf IOKK LKVTElt. Tub Ladikk Ba.ar have removed to their new store neat to Foahay & Mason. Thoy have sgsin added a millinery department to their establishment and a;e now daily re ceiving all the lateat noveltiea in that line. Yrru are reapeclfally invited to call and aee their new fail and winter goods in all their departments., Prices lower than the lowest. You can buy spectacles and eye glasses at HONEST PRICES, of F M French the jeweler. . The best watch In the world for the money at French's jewelry store. Please pay Perry Conn what you o him. New York, September ISih.ISOT. Once more the gallant yacl.tuien hold sw ay in the beautiful harbor which leads to America's great metropolis. Several years have elapsed since Ihe English sportsmen have mustered courage enough 10 Bend over a boat to try for the cup held by America. Since the Valkyrie left England, to try for the cup, which the Americans w ill defend, local yachtsmen have been preparing for the trial races. Last Saturday the first race was run over the triangular course, in the lower bay. The contestants were the Colonia.Jubilee and Pilgrim, of the Boston Yacht Club, and the Vigilant, ot theNew York Yacht Club. The Vigilant won Saturday as well aB on Monday. The gallant craft cleanly outsailed her Boston antagonists, and was chosen as the defender of the trophy won bv the Mayflower, Volunteer and Puritan. " This is the first time that the defender of the honor of American yachtsmen hails from New York. All the previous yachts have come from Bos ton. and it is natural that the memberp and friends of the New York Yacht club are jubilant. The two races called into commission all the excursion boats on the river, nil of w hich presented a gay appearance as they passed out the nar rows, crowded with passengers and gay with bunting. The first race was run in a calm sea and light wind and the Vigi lant defeated her rivals, the Jubilee be ing second. On Monday the Jay was bright, but the Bea rough and the wind strong. These two races being run un der different conditions, as to weather and wind, and the gallant white winged Vigilant winning uotn, uemonsirateu that she was superior to her nearest rival The selection of the Vigilant to defendJ the cup against the British aspirant, ine Valkyrie, wascommenuea, ana tne com mittee having the race in charge believes that the Valkyrie will return to "Old England" defeated by the Yankee middy. Tim inter-national race will be run dur ing the last week of this month over the same as those 01 monaay ana oaturuuy. Tdvins? in retirement, and almost for- zotten bv the ontstde world, did grim death Bnd Hamilton Fish, the formar statesman and public celebrity. At hie home on the iiudBon.near Harrisons, iasi Friday expired Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State during President Grant's two administrations. During the period of Mr Fish's public career he was a prom inent personage in politics. He wrb Governor of New York, Senator from New York.and finally Secretary of State, His services in the state department were fruitful and his management of the nego tiation wlrch brought about the Geneva Arbitration was keen ana enrewa, nnu it was due to his labors.together with Wil-j Ham M Evan's pleadings.wbich resulted I in the commission awarding the United States 815,000,000 for damages done to American vessels, by British warships during the Civil war. Altbo having re tired from public life so manyyearB since, the deatn ot Hamilton rum, wno lived to the ripe old age of 85, is the Iobb of one of America's statesmen and a loyal and able citizens of the Empire state of New York. Historians will class them thus, Jefferon,Hamilton, Clay.Webster, Sumner, Beyard, Blaine and FibIi- The retirement of that true sportsman and popular owner of race horses.Fieme Lomlard, is much to be regretted by he louowere 01 ine iuri. air lAirniaiusi- wnvfl n-flfl a true BDortsman.and at a time like this, in the career of eastern tnrf.t ie retirement 01 ivir xorrnaru is iubo w honest racing. The horses owned by Mr Lomlard, which comprised the Ranco- ca's stable, were Bold at'fattersalls & Cos last Mitur.iay night. The prices realized for some good colts were surprisingly low. But when the great Lamplighter was sold, uniler the hammer, to Mr G Walbaum for 20,000, every turfman and racegoer was literally amazed to see bo promising a horse, young in years, stout of heart, with good mind and a f peed that has won many a al'ant struggle for the honor and treasury of Rancoca'e, sold at such a low price. Mr Walbaum, the public idol's new owner, entered him at Stieepehead Bavon Monday, two days after lie bought him, and tiie gallant Lamplighter won from a Held including such horses ns Banquet, Sir Walter.Teni fier. Candelnlra and illume. The feature of the race was the fact that the grandson of Spendthrift carried 127 pounds,conced ing ten pounds to M F Dwyer's speedy colt Banquet. Itwasevident.diiringthe race, that it required all the strength Taral could command to keep Lamp lighter from running away from his field. It was a remarkable performance, and a great cheer arose from the crowd as the great colt merely galloped under the wire a winner with plenty to spare, and Taral holding him in at that. Perhaps the change from "Willie" Sims to the de termined "Fred" laral in the saddle proved beneficial to Ihe great colt. Nevertheless he has demonstrated that. if not run to death from dar after dav. and with a fair weight, he can run away from them all. ninirn cusiiimu If you want a tine tmokr call for Joaephae white labor cigars. The beatnaat oorree in the city at CYniad Moyer a. Motor niakca rive tripi daily toVieieck's addition, l.otr thiio 03 installments of $1 per week, P&.ronizo home industry by smoking the celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured by Ju'ius Joroph. They have line trlrr-m'ne, for jackets and dresses at Read, Peacock iV Co. All I'm newest kinds. Call and examine them. New dress goods, the very latest fall s'yles. If your wife or daughter need a new dress, tell her to go 10 Read, Peacsck & Co. You will need ur.aerwear and shoes this fall. Why not rail on Read, Peacock & Co and examine theirs. They carry a large variety. Fall and winter capes and jackets at Read, Peacock & Co'a Handsome shapes, excellent values, direct from the factories. It will pay you to take a look nt them. Call early whiie there Is p'.enty to select from. Genuine parti for all sewing machines. also the best oils, needles, etc,, for all sewing mscblnes, bicycles, etj.,atELT will s music store. Sewing machines and organs repaired reasonable, and all work warranted. Needles prepaid bv mail joe a dozen. Wst. F. 11. Koelsch Ot'R Stock offers the greatest possible range for selection in the newest and choicest goods of the season . The variety and assortment in everv department is now simply perfect. There is no time like the present for the buyer who desires the pick of the complete collection. Read, Peacock & Co have some exceptionally attractive lines which can not be duplica ted again this season, and these will quickly disappear after the regular run of trade seta in. They have just received some of the very latest shapes In ladles fine 6hoes, some of which may be seen In their West window, and they will take pleasure In showing you the other by calling on them. Their line of fall & winter jackets are now in, make your selections early while the assortment is large. Look at their Panama and Hop sacking for fall and winter dresses. Grand Millinery Opening Mrs H J Sower will hold a reception Friday and Saturday this week (22 nnd SM) in the millinery parlors of the, Ladies Ba zaar in their new store next to Foshay & Mason's, All are cordially invited to at tend. An entire new stock and all the lat ent styles. New Advertisements. WAN TED.-A middle aged lady, first, class housekeeper, wishes a situa tion as housekeeper or to do creDera housework 8b e is also a good dresa matter, a cares doi iwo. Aioaay, ur. OR SALE. An avmrtment of flower iur plants and Hbrub?, a'o co.lectfon ot'eaoti. Mrs Geo Young, corner Fifth and Jackson Rireels. OB HALE. lr Wilt trade for wood, gray mare, seven years old peifectlv KHDtle for womtm and children to drive. Call on K W A ch is on. at Marb e wo'ks. n OCKERELS. Pure bred Silver Laced I ; Wyandotte cockerels for sale at a bargain -- ' reH John Brush, corner 4th and R H btieets. Albany. Or. WANTED.--Good pasture for about 185 head of sheep. Innulre at Shultz Bros meat market. AUNDRY FOR WOOD.-WM ex- change laundry work for wood. Oall Richards a Phillip at the Albany Steam Laundry. ahaviog aiid hftir cutting par Vierecki lora The Democrat will take tome city script on account. Bring it in. Will & Stark, th jeweler Look! Look! Notice to Deliuquent " Tax Payers, A Battle lor Blood Is whtt Hood's sarssparilla vigorously Hffhts and is is always victorious io .xpetl- ins all tha foul taints and giving tha vital nuid tna quality ana quantity- oi penecs health. Bood'i Pills ours all liver ills. 25c. MYERS. At cio, Sept 1, 1893, Mrs Nora Cornell MyerB, aged 2d years. At the death ol Mrs Myers her legion of friends receive 8 sa bios. For many months her health has been failing, and, though her death was no surprise, it seems that it was premature. She was once a resident of Salem, where a large number of acquaintances esteemed and loved her for her many virtues. At ner death a husband nnd infant child mourn the loss of a faithlul wife and Rood motif er. She wrb a cousin of lion Til Ford and Wm Kaiser, of this mty, and a sis ter-in-law to Senator Jen Myers. balem Independent, SMITH. Near Haltey on Monday, Rentember 18, 1893, of consumpt'on, Esther Smith, wife of lames A Smith, aged 42 years. Mrs Smith was an exemplary Christian woman, being a member of the U r church at that place. She leaves a husband and six children and a host of friends io mourn her loss. She was the mother of Mrs Russell, wife ol School Superintendent Russell, ol this city. I noBitivelv intend to collect all de linnnent taxes, remaining unpaid after Oct lbt by the levy and sale of property belonging to the delinquent tax payer. The taxes must be collected and after said date, I will make the levies as last as myBelf and deputies can do so. All tlmae wiahintr to save a call from me. as well as the expense of the levy can do so by settlcing tlieir taxes neiore uci isi. C. C. Jackhon, Sheriff and Tax Collector, Notice. ALL person indebted to I B Beam by note or recount will please pay the same. tbe account must be oloseH by note If not paid. Times are hard, and It la your interest to see to tbis at once I am in room No 11, Ntrahan Block: Albany, Or. Sept 16th, 1893. BP CANTERBURY. Asslgne of i B Beam The Best Bresd M Us ui tbia city are Parker Bros. Tot y knead rood bread for all wno need good Dread, and keep the best cookies, cakes, etc. Thcfr stock of groceries aiarnarn and tneir pro Jan is fieth. and troitalhe latest. When yon dnl with them von will gat Brat elaas treatment and ine rcai ju ids roanei, bather in baked goods or groceries. Thi Visdict Is unanimous that Will 4 Stark carry the b'Jt line of silver ware In the valley. They nave thevarlety and qua! ttv. a combination that coants in buvine joods. An inspection always carries con viction. Terms, cash at F L Kenton's grocery Fioe Sonthera Oregon peaches as F 1 Ken'oo. now is the time to can them. Clean towels to everv customer at Viereck bivtng parlors. Btth at Vieteok's shaving and hair cnt nsrlors. Par Perry Conn. BUY HEAT fi STOVES Matthews & Washburn Strictly Cash. F. L. Kenton ha adoptfd a cash ayatenv and will hereafter rell groceries for CASH only. ; TOUR RENT. 3 acres of good frarden i land, ftneoichard. room house. harn and chicken house. Apply at L Viereck 'a: 17URMTURE, carpets, stoves ete. for sale at the Baptist parsonage. Call early auC take your choice. T7ORRENT.-40 acres i; house, one of land, with mile from Albany. In Denton county. For particulars apply to Arch Hammer. 1. A. Morris & Co. Flour and Feed Store, Have removed their itore to the Strahai s tor 9, formerly occupied by Deyoe 8 Kobfcon, and have on hand a full Mock ol CORVALLIS FLOUR, B3AH, SHORTS GERM MEAL. CR4HAM, BUCK WHEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY, OATS. STRAW AND CHOPPED FEED: Custom chopping done. rilO LKT.-Three (3) work horses and I X saddle horse for sale, or will trade for wood, oats, wneat or bay. XI SENDEES, WalLPaper, J rut?t39 PointM. Oil OtEtHt. lto A f ONEY WANTED, Want to borrow 13 fl01 for three or flvo year with good real estate as security. office. Call at tbe J. A. Cunmung ALBANY, -:- 0REG0 THE : VERY : LATEST : STYLES : IN Dress Goods, Jackets and Capes, Ladies Fine Shoes, Just received. Call and see them at UJJlllSj X aUllVUUll VJL Wij ALBANY AND LEBANON- CITY BOTTLING CO., Wholesale and RetailDealers In Hods Water, riders), Ortsgt and Iron, ellaer Water, Bireh Beer, Haraaparllla and Iron, Iran Wine, Ete. Oiye ns a trial. FIRST STREET, between Montgomery and Railr ALB.IXY, 0REG01 ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY J. JOSEPH, Proprietor, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ODly White Labor Employed ijlee tall ard see them.