The state rights democrat., July 10, 1896, Image 3

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JVl03Sr3D-A."3r
ALBANY'S 4TH.
A warm day.
A big crowd.
A scattered celebration.
THE CROWD CAMK.
The boats, trains, teams, bicvcies and
feet brought a goo J sized crowd of peo
ple to Abany from different parts of the
valley, how many we an no; know.
During the forenoon they had plenty of
timo on their hands and it was spent
"walking around," patronizing the many
stands, merry go round, and good natur
edly wondering why 4th of July light
ning didn't strike. In the mean time the
Harrishurg band had arrived and played
some popular airs and at 11 o'clock the
Independence band, which assisted in
doing honor to the occasion.
PARALY2KD,
An interesting event to those en
joying howling was a contest at the
alley at 10 o'clock, where the feathers of
the Pin Paralyzers, the pick of the town,
were ruffled by the "Scrubs" in a 10
.frame contest, as follows: Paralysers
Drum 35, Watts 43, Hopkins 33, V a (son
40, French 31 187 Scrubs Porter 48,
Leinenger 44, Wandel 29. Simpson 52.
Hughes 36209.
' TFIE K GLsSCKEAMKD
At 1 :30 o'clock the pUvform exercif
occurred on the court house steps Ho a Ross, p
THE COLTS FIRST VICTORY.
The Albany Colts defeated the Salem
Leviques last Friday by the very one
sided score of 26 to 3, in a very enter
taining: and satisfactory game, at least
to Albany, inasmuch as the Albany
team displayed a marked ability for
base ball and the capac.ty to compete
with the stronger teams it will have to
face. A close game with the Salem team
would have meant inevitable defeat
hereafter with other teams. As it is the
splendid game played ly the Colts in
d.cates that they will be able to make a
good showing ag.inst the strongest loys
club on the coast, with an excellent
chance for not only winning in Oregon
rut ou the coaft. lliey played alive,
snappy, careful game from the start, the
battery work of Fleming and Miller be
in5 errorless, and probably never eo,na
ed here by amateurs. The work of
We.uheilbrd at first and Connowatant
3rd was particularly mxxl.' One of the
' best piays was a doub'e by Fleming,
! McKarluinl and VVeathertord. In the
third inuiiig Stuttesui.in ot tue Leviques
was mid out and the game proceeded
with 8 men. A protest tiled by .Man
ager Levique of Salem, was withdrawn,
the emphatic character of (he deleat.and
the superiority of the all-round playing
of the Co'.ta unking it manifestly out of
place.
Nothing speaks like the tabulated
score for a gauie, and we give it in de
tail: ALBANY COLTS
A.B.R. 1R.S.B. P.O AE
Miller, c 6
Conoway, 3b.... 5
McFarland,2b. . . .6
R Wetberford,lb6
Layton, at 6
Crawford, c f 6
Thompson. If... .6
FWeaiherford.rjf.S
Fie v ing, p 5
Totals 51
BALK St LVQ.CES.
A BR.1B.S.B
4 3 1 13 1 0
4 14 10 0
3 15 2 14
2 0 1 9 0 0
111 101
3 11 0 0 1
4 1 3 0 0 0
3 2 2 1 0 1
2 0 1 0 3 0
26 10 19 27 5 7
Tangent.
Tasokst, Ok., July 5th, 1896.
Mr W W. Powell and family started
on their journey across the mountains on
last Wednesday. They went bj way of
the Lebanon rout, all their family ex
cept Charles and Miss Ida.
Hay harvest has already begun with
many of the farmers of this vicinity.
Mr. Langtry has moved his family
from Monmouth to Tangent to reside.
He is our city blacksmith'.
The late grain and gardens all need a
good rain and if it does not rain soon the
late grain will not bo worth the cutting.
The fall grain is good in places.
Prof. II. H. White has been stopping
some few days in Tangent.
Some of our citizons spent their cele
bratiou at home and others went to Al
bany ana other places while we went to
Albany to celebrate and on the ground
we noticed our familiar friend and
brother scribe Little Rose Bad, of O.ik
ville, we had a tine time taking in the
sights, ot the city together,
Mr. Alf Hiett, who went to Sissom
Ual., in the spring came back to Tangent
one day last wtek and has gone to Gil
lian county to engage in some kind of
work th ire.
Mr W. W. Crawford informs in that
he is doing a good but-iness In the wind
mill trade, considering the dull times.
While Young America was in Albany
we were treated to m delicious supper by
Mrs. M. E. Crawford fjr which we wis.'i
to express our thanks. After isuiiper we
listened to some choice violin music by
Uncle Johnnie Uilmour and so.ne excel
lent piano music by Miss Helen Craw
ford and Mrs. Jennie Crawford. They
are loth fine musicians and they deserve
much credit for their mit-ical qualifica
tions. Young America can tell good
music when he beats it fur us i- sotnewhst
of a musician himself.
Miss Eva Milk who hat hfan in T.m
geut for some time visiting relatives hits
returned to her home in Portland,
Mis Ida Knighten went w; ! her to
spend a short time.
Miss Cora Vann has been tecioyed to
teach a summer school in Benton con atr
a short distance frm CWvallis.
Miss Jessie Hawley has been visiting
with her many friends in Tangent ai.d
returned to her homo in Polk county las'
week .
Statesman, lb..l
Benjamin, 8 s. . .4
Gray, 1 5
J. M. Somers delivered a patriotic e fort
with the American flag as the central
thought, end excellent music was fur
nished Dy the Albany Malo Chorus and
the Harrishurg and Independence binds.
THE BABtfcS
The baby contest occurred immediate
ly afterwards, with about a dozen entries
in the general contest. Chas. K. War
ner, eon of Mr. and Mrs. "Jack" War
ner, was give.1 the first prize.
Uonnoyer, 3b, r f.3
Miller, e r.4
Bushuell, 1 b....4
Brown, 2 b 4
Stewart, c 1 4
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
P. O. A E
5 0 0
1
I
0
I
9
4
0
Totals. ...33 3 2 6 23 11 17
Colts 1 2 4 0 0 5 6 8 2tt
Leviques ..0 100000203
Struck out, by Fleming, 11 ; by Rots, 5.
Umpire, Chas Fuller; scirer, W. H.
Warner
SOUK RACES.
The small races occurred and created
considerable interest. Following were
the results :
50 yard foot ra-e. won by Clark of
Corvallis. Tom Riley second. 10J yard
race, won by Tom R'iley, Clark second.
Bicvcle race, 1 mile, won bf Jos
Sternberg, Walter Biddie Sod.
50 yard foot race under 16, won by
Clyde Rupert.
Foot race 4 mile, won by Ed S.ewart,
Wayne Bridgeford 2nd, Tom Riley 3rd .
Bicycie race. 2 miles, won by Jos.
Sternberg, Walter Biddie second.
Barrel race, won bv George Cvy ; sack
race by Felix Hamilton; race with egg
n spoon by CI vde Rupert; race around
barrel, the most confuting affair of the
day, by George Cary ; race for 3 eggs bv
Emery Haley ; cracker eating contest by
Percy Farrell; greased pole by Felix
Hamilton.
The tng cf war between Albany and
Jefferson was won iy the latter, the
muscuUr Petes of Albany being pulled
ont.
Daring the afternoon and night the
light toe was tripped on the dancing
platform. A waltzing content was won
b Harry Sa'.tmarsh and Mrs. Annie
Williams.
TUB K-fTBHTAlXaESr.
At the opera house at 8:33 a pleasing
entertainment was given by the .toll
men in the presence of a fair size audi
enee. Mr. Anderson Caunon delivered
the address cf welcome in tit words and
Rev. Gould, of Corvaliis, the resKitse,
Mrs. S. O. Barnes the welcome in he-
Ten Virgins.
fiyur-
The Corvallis Times does some
ing as follows. .
Wednesday evening the Salvation army
was out in "full f.rce. There were ten
women dressed in white, carrying lant
erns, in representation of the Ten Vir
gins.1 It niiV be of interest to emne to
know that in Christ's time leu virgins,
gve of whom were wise and five foolish,
took their lanterns and awaited the aim
ing ot the "Bridegroom " The wise
virgins had oil ;n their lamps, anl they
were trimmed and burning, while the
lamps of the foolish uiau'ens lacked oil
and consequently did not burn The com
mon interpretation of this passage of the
Bible ia that the bridegroom was Ciirist,
while the vinrins were the churches, so
to speak. The bridegroom tarried and
the intervene was uevoieu to sieep oy
the virgins. After a time the cry 'Behold
the bridegroom comelli." was raiseo;
then there was a commotion ainoug the
giils to prepare their lamps, and Uirem
who bad no oil, ana were consequently
foolish, tried to beg some of the wiser
virgins. Kawing in this, they we.it o
buy some and iu the meantime the b.-iu-'
groom appeared and the wise ones wero j
ushered in (persumably in heaven) and
the door locked. Whea the foolUh vir
gins had prepared their lamp ami
knocked at the door.begging H.lmi. tame,
Chri-t exclaimed, "Verily I say unto
vou, I know you not " The women ot.
Corvallis and v cinity who represented
the "Ten Virgins" may compliment
I i tl.... st.-.-. Aid.lj a imul Bt X-t
onrg, pieasea tne auaiencewun uue , - .tUW tl foolish vir.dns
whose lain OS were not burning failed to
Major R. F. Canterbury, now of Port
land, has been spending sewral days in
Albany.
Judge Hale, of I-akeview, is in the citr
on a visit with his father Mr. Milton
Hale.
Mr. W. R. Power, of Salem, lias been
in the city the guest of his eon. .Mr. K.
L. Power.
Mr. Frank Kitchens, who is stopping
at Chitwood for a few weeks, Ins been
in the tit".
Mr CastM-r Vandran. who Sat been on
the S.tuud several months, is in the city
on a several days visit.
Prof. love, who has been teaching the
Canyonville school, has returned to Al
bany, and w ill spend the summer here.
Mr X J. Hunt has gone to Ontario,
Malheur county, yn a several wetrks trip
to visn a "i.-ter whom he bas not ero lor
forty yrais
Eli le, the well ki own Wvvlut. and
Miss lHutha Knight, were married in
Cauby on July 1. The bride is a niece of
Sheriff Knight of Marion county.
Mrs. Jos. Webber, Jr., and Mrs. D
Manstild, Gertrude Mansfield, and Mies
Uanshaw, of San Francisco, sere in the
city over Sunday and today went to
Shedd. where they will ricit a couple of
weeks with Mrs. Slanstield's sitter, Mrs.
Jrnaa Davis.
Married, at the residenre of the bridi
in Prineville on the 2Stb ult, by Judge
M. E. Brink, Mr. J. L. MvCulloch and
Mrs. Jane Compton. The ceremony was
perfoi med in the presence of a few in
vited guests and relations. Mrs. Mc
Culloch i well known in this county
being the daughter nf E. N. White w ho
lives just aljove this city on the Ocboco.
Mr. McCullot !i is one of the popultr
jewelry men ot this place. Review.
Dr. r. C. Mackev returned on last
night's overland from bis trip to Buffalo
est. A warrant was issued out o. i estate of Emanuel Goan.
nice Hawkin's tourt and placed m the (ittreu d l0 u Burtenshaw.
ids of Constable Blotuit, who went to. f .i .i
residence of Mrs. Everett last even-1 t' "u"' fCCHU,,t
DODGED A BULLET.
Mr. Fred Biount began his socond
terra ol constable of the East Albany
district last evening in a lively mnnner.
The Democrat last evening mentioned
the attack upon Mrs. Thorn is by Mrs.
Everett, wife of it woolen mill man, with
a whip, and the fact that Mrs. Thomas
had come up town to secure Mrs Everett's
arrest. A warrant was issueu oui oi
Justice
hand
the
ing; but tho house was locked ana ue
wiis refused admission. Upon advice of
Deputy District Attorney Humphrey he
returned and proceeded to force an en
trance, breaking through a screen door
and then the main door, when h was
surprised to see a rille in the hands of
Mrit. Everett, and directly in his face.
He saw that she was furious and meant
busiuess and jumped to one Hid.', mid
none too quickly, for the rille, a 22 calibre
repeating WlncueMer, cracked, aand
ball landed in the wall just behiud where
lie was standing. Ho sprang forward
and grabbed the gun by the iniu'e
when it was again discharged, the ball
going into the wall. Then Mrs. Everett
set her dog on him. Mr. Blount thought
it was tune to act. and puded his re
volver, when the dog sneaked under the
sofa, and Mrs. Everett was persuaded to
go to Justice Hawkin's ollice, li re she
was fined flO ami coHi, $17 50 iu all,
which was paid. The aiteir.pt lo kill an
otlic r, though a very serious offenne,will
probably not Ih- taken up now. It was a
close call lor the constable's life, an.' on
ly for t..e fact that the offe.ider was a
woman the matter would be pushed.
Neighbors declare that there was not the
leat occasion for Mrs. Everett's at'aek
in the first place.
Mrs. Everett's version of the matter Is
that she thought all the neighbors were
accompanying the tonst able and 'ha.sht
was terribly frightened. She declares
that she dt-i not shoot at the couttahh-,
but at the fioir, to frighten him, which
ia different from the constable's version.
Probate Record.
.
In estate of J. F. Price inventory filed.
Real property, 2500; personal, $432.
In estate of L. Gerhard, administrator
discharged and bondsmen exonerated.
In estate of J. M. Irving, inventory
filed. Property ordered set apart lor
widow nd minor children.
In estate of Fortmiller & living, jht
sonal property ordered sold
In estate of Lewis Cox, a minor, final
account tiled aud guardian discharged.
In estate of Emanuel Goan, residue or-
fllo 1 In es
tate of E. R. Cheadle.
P.'.M's. Salaries.
The salaries of the leading postmasters
have lieen increased and decretixed as
follows:
Increased :
Miss Carrie Millov returned to her
.r.o at l,iaette ti..iy.
Mr. Chs". Paiufoid ki-d son have gone
to itt !knap Spring tor th sitmii.tT.
Mra. A. Hunt left thi morning for
Boise, Idaho, on a visit to her paren s.
A. It Seal, fo'n erly of this city, now
ot un Francisco, was in the eity today.
Mr. and Mis. Simpson, of theCitr
Ijitindrv, went to Indein m.ence llJy
on a visit.
Councilman T reddle and family left
vf elerday to lieg,10 their suioniers rei
dencv at Ya-riiinH.
Mr. hh, t-r. (V.lius E kins will leav
tomorrow morning lor Yaquiua Bay, go
ing on their bi.-ycle.
Air. and Mr. John r.rv.t, iu.er n I ,.ro is ilt condii wn, ai,d very t,
mother of H. Bi vaut, left this noon o i - tlTO u grow,njf 6pelv; it, t.
Mrs. B. W. Cundift and Miss Mary
Cundi:! went to Salem this morning on
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Chicago, July 7. Fine weather at the
opening of democratic na'lonal conven
tion. Called to order at 12:30 p.m.
Harrity moved Hill for temporary chair
man and Clayton moved the substitu
tion of Daniel amid immense enthusi
asm. Roll of state called for- The
matter was diecussed. aller appetaed
for Hill for temp.iiary chairman and
Daniel for permanent chairman. A very
heated discussion followed. Cleveland's
name cheered by gold men. The call of
the states resulte fin Daniels receiving
5,4 votes and Hill 345. Oilicial vote 606
aud 349. Daniel was escorted to the
chair amid cheers and confusion at 3 :31
p. in.
Daniels makes speech upon taking the
chair. Relerred to Hill as great cena
tor. Said the country would not mis
construe the action of the convention.
Daniels reference to Teller was loudly
cheered.
For first time In history of conventions
tho government has established a post
ollice on the floor of the convention.
Chicago, July 8. It is said the com
mittee on credential will throw out gold
delegates fron Michigan aud Nebraska.
The platform will declare for unlimited
coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Denounce
issue of government bonds in time ol
e.M-e, demands that power lo issue notes
lie take:i from n tlional b.tnks, declare
f r t-uiff for revenue only ,deu a ids enact
uient of coiistilnlional amendment to
permit income tax, expresses sympathy
for C.iban beligerenta, demand re iiet
lou of immigration of pauper labor, (a
vors liberal pension to old soldiers, le-
,, . uounces facinc funding bill, opposes
I he Dalles Tunes Mountaineer ens: thifdU.rmforpresideiittoanynian.de.
Death has claimed for his own another nounces extravagance of last republican
bright and shilling nun k, Mrs. Caesie congress.
Hill, wife of Dr. C. L. Hill, died at the Convention called to order at 10:51 a.
residence of her t.at -ni. Mr and Mrs. ,. Draft of platform read to cominiilee.
. N. Wiley, iu il.-ei:y, last night, Senator Wh.te, of California, will p-ob-after
an illne-s of t- months ably be permanent chairman. Tribune
Mrs. Hill was lri, on i-iiteen-Mile in rays gold men will bolt
this county, on F. 2. 1873, and most W hile awaiting report of committee
of her life sr-m in The Dalles, Gov. Hogg, of Texas addreaei conven-1
where she 1ndd i a lovable girl and iiOII. He advocated friendlioeas of spirit
grew to mature . ii..uihood. t Cor- among del. gates. Predicts ktK ceu it
vallis, on Nov. 2 S'.H. .he was married parl- workll together, that people will
to Dr. (. . L. Hill, and ..n April 30, of ,,ot tolerare retur of republicans lo
l hi' yi ar, a lift I- .htughler born to pooer, denounce republicau platform aa I
them. Mrs. Hill was a uiemlr . i M.e ,i,a.s of iililleriog generlitii lo deceive
rirst Coi'gregatioiial church .. this city the public and protection as iu interest j
and alrool rem Ljdge. i of h. j we-lthv and against farmer and work-1
The fui.eral will take pU.-e rom the jn!man. He reportei a corruptiin fund
rexid. m e of Mr. and Mrs. W il.-y at 2 i .,r carrving LI., Ooio aod oilier tau-a
iii. tomorrow, coi.d.ietel be U-v. W. O .S Mckinley. Hogg Uvors free ioinge
l urns and the IVgree of H-.n...- j wjvt.r , denounced republican plar-
j leru. as in tin iuterest of foreigners. He
Tils Cu tea. Mr. Pague says; The j appealed for the healing of all sure after
warm dry weather has been unUv.jral.'e the convention.
to late-sown graiunand t"garden. Fall ' i.ui klurn was unanimoualy rrquea'ed
Old. New. i
Albary ... v . . l,800 l.tt00
Baker City 1.800 i.jknj
Med ford leWO 1.00
Astoria 2,100 2.:x
Marshtleld 1,300 1.400
Tl.o Dalies 1.800 2,000
Decreased :
Old New.
HillsU.ro vl.100 l,000
Oregon City 1.700 1,600
Union :.m 1,200
La Grande I,ti0 1 500
Pendleton....... 2,t0 l'iOO
t
KEEP
.Mrs.Clvdc Hill's Death.
.-
and winter-vow n grain itiin-an !s ll.e
warm dry weather tii-ulgh It, loo. w.i ild
tie benefited by rrin. tor it w.ml.l tl!..
the heo- s to Sli better. The h,pnii
grain is in fair condition, while if at
?-on after the mid He of day is in very
poorcondiiioii. The dry wea her is nut
la vora hie to the berry croj,, though the
ro-
loo, ,
...,i.i i i.....ii.fi i. Ti..
weather i verr fine for baring, and the j
hay crop is b in barvele I in good form.
to iid-lrris the convention. He aii I the
j rity uf the A-neri.-an p np!e mere
iii. ring, and were lokmg in Hie roil
vent ion u right in -:r wr.i.ig- He want
el a pUllrm - , .in thai everylxwlv
woti:d iiu.iersuiid i.. Alipe d a'l.'l Hili
sere anked lo I ire Hie c nv. itt'on
amid inlee t-onfei -n; Hill noi .n hall.
)vermytr of Kan ;oke. 4ltgril met
with great r.cepti.i. Rtttaiked at
every tliii.g being un ier luort- age tr m
farms to sewing in n h.ne and a I in the
interest of the English money lemlei.
COOL 1 1
The Neatest Designs of the Sea-
son in : : :
Summer Coats, . J
White Duck Vests,
Negligee Shirts,
Light-weight Flannel Shirts, i
Cotton & Woolen Gauze Underwear, j
Summer Balbrigan Underwear,
LISLE THREAD HOSE,
rfiw shoes, !
TEHMS SBOES, 53
BICYCLE SHOES 3
AT J
L E. Blain Clothing Go's. 1
iiUFw
OUTING XO. 2.
the Klmore, the former to remain sever-1 Tlu-re are no rondrioii present lousy jTlie conv nlion should give relie1
a! days, the latter to return tonight.
Mr. Itjrt Vao Cleve, the well-known
comedian, arrived iu Albany tl.i noon
fruiu Los Angeles, and went over on the
O. C A. E. to join his wife. .
Miss Anna Crain, formerly of Kugene
but now of Junction City, who has been
visiting friends in this cay, returned to
her home lUy. B.iker City Democrat.
Miss KelJie II "go cave a plea a lit
party last evening in honor of the friend
visiting her. 'o-t of the guet wer
high school student. S-verai hours
were passed in a .lel ghtfu! tnatii.rr. ,
Dr. E. K. Geary, Ci. C.of the K d P..
spent last night ilh the Ailiany lodge
tr tiearj- wasome an Albany U-y, his
father being rsurof the Congrej.iion tt
church ai one time.
Mr. A n h -it Wood, of this city, a stu
dent of the O A. C. and tuemla-r of the
that indurate a material rbug from the ! hhaxrd how guitf tnjr. liwt lowered
current weather. Kaio frocn thumter price of farm pruiiucu. while farmer
storm if proabble.bjt otherwise there is ' paid more for wbal lie hail to bay. Maid
hi' le hope for rain j .o".a democrats wanifrJ lo put hal'er on
Atnericjins in favor f knglitli oioney
A 5wCiimi A .ao-...-H.t,-.enn,i'Jn,1- TIk-t caim to tore Itoir coon
of The Dalle., and Honcymao i Ie- j J7 tMa Ut7 n
Hart, of Portland, have clr,l tin con- -"J U a'ooer mn; . ....
tract with the Astoria Hailed Co lor TMmmn . M nlM U x' di J not re
build,ng47miiof road Iron. C.obel lo ! 'f000- . of M-... dree.
within !0 mile of Astoria. This coo-1 U " d New KngUnd
t is fur clearing, gra-li-ig. tnnnehng. V"" " "r. .
apning and domg tbe rock work on , P'"1 tr"-or nd ttedo.n aw.v
trat
riprappuig
Any who like to getaway from the
noi and commotion of the city to cx-Ie-brtc
theannt-ersry of their country's
independence would have been ui:d
exactly with Slavil!o on llie Fourth of
luly, iJkM. After 9 o'clock a. in., the
town au almost duMrrtci. Waterloo
was going to ce;ebrate on a grand -.-aie,
ae-urding to the a ivertised proram.and
the mojontr ol the ppleot folviUe
oniel ti tee the six w. Earl' in the
mori inf the exolu began. $jme went
by walker's line -:i I some n bicycU-t;
but lh- maioriiv ureferre-l to
borsetuck or in bugg;e. earriKe4 -!
aagous ilo lu-t-iy went f.osn .oln
viile and ihe mrrouti.ling Country 1 !.
not Venture to say. Clouds ol dut were
seen Hying over ail the ro-. which Wad
to Waiet o -. aj early as 5 o'clock, and at
9o'cl ek. when luv obaeivatiooa ceased,
they were still flying.
lathe neighborhood of Sweet Home
the peooie were on t lie nu.t W;er!oo-
HOXE AND ABROAD'
Capes.
l- gh' weight for spriiig and tu .tk.it.
P ack ad colored. Latest
VJed-ura price.
L ts -id lots of lbm more just r
-ivid. Many different gr4e and
P":ct. Style new.
Summer Goods.
Stock eow C3ni jiet; largvst ever
broont to tjit part cf ti.e T-itey.
All new good and prices ver reaso-'
abte. bead for samples.
S. E. Young,
Albany.
rork i
eclionalism.
I p. m.
II reported
ll.e em i re lenvth of the ro-ld. the
t le comileled Jun 1, l!ft7. Mr.!
Ulruu IV-. line hi - mt'i . . m. , , .
his immediate sU-rviion. He etuu
atr that it will rr.i.nre the lalnrof from
! 600 to TtW men t -r'w-iii Hie wtwk in
j I he specified t:me. T(e con'.ract cver
' the esp-nditure of several miiiKn of
VUm ino. OJlliil n liiev- in , . I ,! . rtl 11 mil l in uiac
The committee tm rnrdentialt
agaiO't the gold ilel vates of
and Nebraska, but wanted
further lime on individual delegates.
Bryan delegate from Nebraska seated,
ano I runlasion A moiioa of Kaw'l for
rat' '4 uie waa withdrawn and dele
gates lonk their eeala amid enthusiasm.
. 1 Mum loloae-1 while waitiDn; f-.ir com
uiiirif. which the band ha playe-l.wf ich
is said to ptoses concideru!e merit.
Kred Blount, Xorris Morris and Mr.
Surrey !efl luisy for the mountains on a
6shing and hunting expedition. The
Dlaot.tT pr rts that thev do not I ave
ing a good
Mr. (iVnn
T. M
! -t -w e... .,,nf " report, li loian
bAnc heet.-rhe Dalles I ioT That ' 1 aot respond
At 1 :3. p. i
o'eka k p. m.
gm
adjourn! until
A Fixe Exjmrt.-Counci!oian I'b-iffer. j
nf the It -vere Huuw. i hav.nf I' i. "
where bebas been as a delegate froai theiny such iiooting as Mr. biount ex t)r- j Hsvne it a rem cot gutter and cro'
stata of Oregon in attendance nion a 1 ienced Ul evening 1 walk in !i'iniug bisrirst re-tprop-l
sesior of ti.e sovereign grand lodge of F. A. Power. Mr. and Ers. A. C. Law-let,. This is movement Ihmt should!
the A. O. U. W. Heioini-s home wil l a j rence an I Mint V.vn Simjon, of Afbmy, i i' eiaula'e.i. Noshing ii ii.-e.te.l nwr j
renewed faith in this t-nler to accomp-! male a trip to Jilve F.iHs yesterday. S along tie ImMnes trvt-t ol Ue city,!
iisu grvai re-mia lur iiib riiei oi ii i v.suing own tne laiss ol lie norm at u j anl It i io ue iiupe u vise cut toi.ioi ir.
anes. Unreports the or.ler in a rery aotil h hirfcs. .etiiunog via Tiverton inlonire the roust ruction
prosperous and harmonious condition in j the roul of the evening. Sjleoi Journal. ! ail along the sireeU Ttie imnvenient
ad couutrits where adopted Harris-j ev K.'ward lavis, of (Uk'and, CjI.. j ' n oftl? n--!e.l ; but it give emp'.oy
buigKevicw. . ., ; ,,!". cjj- io.y'on lu way o t - i -ent to a"gol many men.
Urtgon pe -pie are all in'ere!.!! in ihe ega i ify, where be will tske part hi the " "
woik d Homer Da veu iaui-1. Hie now ! rnatitaiioua aeo.b!r. which convene
c, i.-br e,l artist ol ihe e Vork Jour- j iciav Me vij-iu-d is; f?ret: IVo. firre
iia:. liio Cievelan.l tl .-i.r..-r rays: f while here. Mr. Davis I- one of lite
i t.: .1., . . . f at... - . .
"ifirf me, ui uic v--i ii mtr.-.
alwais a pleasure.
this district: O. P
SOCIAL AND l'KKl.
Sacm
a two
Mo.-e .. .o.t lust nis cunning ami tvepoier ; bngti! voting men
The Tavlor sisters, of Portland, two
bright young giris, were seen in two se
lections in song and sk:rt dance, eaeh
rime warmly encored, giving a delight
ful performance. The elocutionary con
test was engaged in by Miss Olive Long,
of Hiikey, who recited "Revolutionary
Uprising" and Mrs. bingieton, of Mon
mouth, who recited "Jamie Butler and
the Owl." The vite by the audience
was 117 for Mrs. di'igleton and 41 for
Miss Long and 14 hiaui.-.
Bight here a marriage notice ia in
place :
WARSOCrl WOOD. a', the - opera
bouse, in Alliany, on July 4, at 10 p.
m.. by Rev. Gjuld, Mr. I. X. Warnock
and Miss Daisy Wood.
The bride looked charming ic a cream
colored trait with veil, the groom wag a
fine looking young man in a business
suit of gray. Meudelssohns wedding
gain admittance
Heaven.
to the iCi-igdo.il c f
Th-.Ti:ni.9: m of Fred fencers for
ama ii. fo-ud matter Davidton.was f uro-
uhed Krid eenn g alter a warm con
test, bender was aojUl lied.
The Evanmy rost. ot Salem, bu sus-
nnl.i nnlnicxtion. It was no i paper;
io il,i tieid i fullv E.l?d and th-re is al-
m iimit o the snDDort that c n be
given the papers ot a city.
Waiorlrv.' 4ih was a venr It rely one
wab Dresent. Hon. C.
B. MonUgue Oelivered the oration and
Mhs llaa ElVin read the declaration.
Races were run and a u.j tiui? had.
trank Spaight secured the required
hilr,f K10U idav eveoins and was urn
march ushered them in and a shower of I raurral from cuBtodv. ana will await for
rice accompanied them out the action of the erai d jury on the chance
The entertainment closed with the
singing of the "Star Spangled Banner"
by Miss Minnette Grace Ash by.
Excellent music was furnished by the
Ladies Band of Corvallis and the Silver
Bow Orchestra of Independence.
THE FIREWORKS.
The davs performance closed with
sets of fireworks sent off from the top of
the court house, variously received by
the large audience that wanted to see
them. Certainly several pieces were of
a beautiful character, and the balloon
particularly took with the children.
TH2 EXCURSIONISTS.
At 8:30 six car loads of people mcstly
from other points in the valley went to
Gates, where a picnic time was had. A
dancing platform was run during the
day and Gates taken in generally. The
principal event was the chopping con
test. Sixteen inch logs were used and
the following score were made: J. T.
Welch of McMinnville, 3:40; C. H.
Werk, of Gates, 3:58; Chas. Doxtetter,
of Buena Vista, 4:35. The Corvallis
Ladies band and Albany band furnished
the music, which was greatly enjoyed.
died, wo have had no leader in p-dmcal
caricature uutil Daveeport, the principal
cartoonist of the New York Journal, ap
peared in this fiel'l of useful work, lie
is rapidly proving bis right to a higher
place than either Nait or Kleplper
earned. To a style of drawing peculiar
ly his own. and great facility in giving to
familiar faces characteristic expressions,
llavenport unite tne taunltv ol clear in
sight into political aitu.ition and limit-
leas ingenuity in inventing significant
devigns to illustrate them in carieatore
e predict lot him niional reonroition
before the campaign isover, a thtf great
est of our p-jiilical caricaturists.
Mr. fan'e wa-b.Hn Iril t iii kfer
oo'mfor th tnird waid duturoince re-
erred to lint ncht. Hewn bavin a
ha-d ti-ne in getting a lawyer.
of stealing woof f.oiu ilay & Seudi-rs of
llarnsbur.
of Portlanl defeated
the Academies 25 to 8, aud the Oregon
City Club Saturday,ny"ahandsoine core.The
Monograms are the dub Albany will i rob
al.lv have to defeat to go to San Prar cite .
j They are a weh oraaiz-jd, live club.
I'oundmasters Notice.
All cows, horses and stock of any kind
running at large, or staked in the street
or S3 they can get in the street, will 1
put in the city pound. All parties will
please take notice. No respect of person.
The law will he enforced. By order of
city poundinaster.
OX THE CORNER.
whom I
The following is about a nm in-law of
Mr. Jas. Marks of this c.ty, who pre-b-ed
at Lelntnon for a year: The friends
of Kev. IMward Eoclexton will lie pleas
ed to know thai in ad-htion to his having
graduated at the S F. Preuby.eriiu -em-inarv
at Sau Aneelo.o, on April 30.be
was ordained Jure 17, and also installed
pastor of ihe Presoyferian rhuich ct
Davivil!e, Cat., where be has loinH-r-
ed to the people lor the past rear. the(
services on the lai ter occasion were quite 2
interesting, ami the ran Isotue nine
church was decorated with a wealth of
flowers, such as lew countries o uside
the Pa4-i:ic Coat-t know, and was alro
crowdeil by interested siiectalor.i, inanv
of whom came rom lhx-iu. a Ionuer ? hia l an.-e and
ehaie, anJ oilier pla.-e in the vn iiuly. , praining r; of
,.. . , i ) .- .
wi ooernia-i wiioog .nayitew m
Sacramento, and Dr. McDonald "if I Hi. in
officiated By this servire be is free to
perform all the di-ti' a of his sacred calling.
Mr. Hamilton, a Salem attorney, U in
"eueii gutters the riiy un legal baainesw.
Hon. John M. Somers wa in
yeterlay uu baviuew.
II J. Ner is at Llk City on
r eel. tivbiit excursion.
' " Iicene ha been iavue l r ihe mar.
II v.Ks D-mrir. auiailW Hay- riage of J. W. It ike.- and Mis J A,
l-ii t.nt hi oaili of oi&ee and filed ltlCougill.
j with t!,--cretarjr of state. ai;d has t- fiie family .( S. N Steile and X. T
i;ay ap.uiie.1 me osiowmg oepjii '-! Moor- and fami.y are ruticaing
fi?ric ai'orncT in ima ui7it; v. a i H. ffteaj
Cohow.of T.-J 'Tmamofk Mi Eva S.,n,iaoo ha, returned f.om
conn y : t. land Thayer, of T VU!t ,,h B .lm relaJve.
Polk rjunlv C. II. (alrvmple, of A!- j
bnv. f-r Linn countv. Mr. Harden has ,
not e'eeied a teputv for M
tv. ami i
warl earuer man aro in j riavi le. io-?
mail-carrier fro.u that ;4aoe re"nel
'.at coa-e pwMeJ his at 3 o"cir. k
i. in., and when lie came to WaterU
there a as Sach a croaj il.al he cnid
hardly gi-t tlnougK it, and so much dat
Uit he wb uScaed. Men.
women ant iiuiHr I. young men an 1
llieir girls fratu ati the regions rnuml
about Waterloo had tlucke I i nioHi
tode) 'o tliai little uioo-ji.tp,-!.- i-.n
An.l for what? fosee a wan ao o.er I i
! fa:l in a Wrei? If eo, they aere-ii-
jj j appvuated. Ttie Uartel went over brt
tne man wa dot in n. aa i iu e
Uie fi e-work? Heie agasst i!ey wers
diswppoinleI. The tr -work aid not
woi k. Nor di.1 tiie twiimuii.g borses
aim their swim.
What. then, d.d thev ajee? A cro d
boot tbe Lievil's Headquarters f -r the
ruin of men and boys, several men w no
had r.tifed thee he Iquarter on thc.r
way m ruiu. of whom two were Water
iooite ut:erly oiitit for tne discharge of
tlieir duiies. two men arrested for their
pnnaiiou djaiti -n, uitilutudes of
pejfjle always t.n te go bil going iw
a !ier. ti ro ne liane-i to be gon
sxHoewhrre. lie- aw tturce .-m-iug, gir a
ra-ii.iig toot race, men and bvys iPay-
' ing laSi. ty aad gn: envying tiieiw-jriv-
n aui aaiu-e ..en: which -''.ue-
boiy cd "ii ig'.ng -ci t m ; m," ai
i a sniali hole in a rvwk. which is known
i
i Fiimr'
dlAIIInrS
l
au I Irn n i.
Chat. N rkeil, of the Jacksoovill
rion OMin- i l inie in p-liar.i eaains; riera in trie
t,-n.l I., i!. n.l to tbe ilutimff i r.atHMal demorraUc conveouon.
tin titti'V in nertoii fcr ihe ticent. He
attends bis fiest term of court Julv 13 '
Aiioinv. Journal
A Srsttxtn Aki. Mr. lrrk
llitchen came over fro ti Chilwooil this
nonn with one r bis fe.-l lange.l up. He
was work in on a bridge when lie lost
fe'l a"iit twen'V leei
bis ankle. He had it
d-eed and may in l--sr navigating
wiihiwo i-rutchi-. lie experts to I e
lai l up for only about a ween.
At rag C. II. There as oottaing
about the court bouse today to indicate
a j one eyclone, from a casual gianw.
Matters setmed to be running along in
their customary channel, and yet s close
' observations vealed a number of changes.
Mr. C. B. Montague was at the clerk's
desk, with his son VL. B. as deputy, and
we look for a competent administration
Mr. Needham, the late nooular oilicial
will remain in the office for awhile, and
perhaps in Albany nntil next fall. Mr.
Coley Gaines had charge of the sheriff's
office with Mr. Luelling as deputy.
Judge Barron had one of bis feet hoisted
as if lie had been in the office tor months.
He will no doubt catch on to the ways
of the office with the quickness for which
lie has a good reputation. "Dick"
' Wheeler is in the superintendent's office.
and manv think he has the head and
push for filling it well. These men will
all be closely watched by the public, and
their records at the end of two year", a
ehort period for these hard times, will
' again be of more than ordina.-y moment.
Lively in the ThirJ WarJ.
It seemed pretty quiet this afternoon;
but down in the 3rd ward acoupUof
fireworks were in progress of a live order.
Mr. Dante, the same Dante who at
hia wife with a sharp pointed
rase knife a year or so ago, and upon be
ing arrested npon complaint oy ner, wan
discharged because she failed to appear,-
has strain been making a lieu I am lor ma
wife, so much ol a oue, nai tne neigu-,
bors got tired of it, and this afternoon.
were baving a warrant isEueu ior mo i
rest. ....
No. 2 was that of a contest in .ue street,
in which Mrs. Evert, wife ol a woolen
...ill man. Hftnrlieit Mrs. iliomas wun a
.hin Mr tinmen Patsv jumped be
tween them, grabbed the whip and end
edthe fight. Mrs. Thomas came up
town to iret a warrant lor
a-resr, but none had been issued at press
time. The Democrat is not familiar with
tbe particulars.
JuliuiGradwohl Keeps Open Door
F.arly and Late.
Julius GradwoM does business now in
the onera lio ice store at I he cnrne.r of
SxXjihI and Ferry, wh re you can find a
choi'-e utoe.k ol standard irroeeries for
sain cheap. Everything first-class. Also
a big variety of crockery ware of all
kinds which ion can buy as cheap as it
can tie ecureil anywhere. fheO. r.
store holding the bulk nf his goods is
kept closed. Call at the corner place on
businehS.
far alaadlaa at Haw
Four out nf every rive bottlai t mrdi
cine sold in th j last five eur are S. B
good. 'I be S. B Hea liuxi a-id Live
Cuie I une myself ss a ge.ieral phic
If you are siik and want to vet we'd, thr
quickest, cheapest and safest inthrd i t
buy the . U. rem(Mlns ami ns. a direcea
C. P. Bilck. Druggist. Do fur. r " Foi
Mrs. Everts I sain by Fosh-ty & Mason at 5o cts per bot-
te
uxu
ro4
Talks
DEtTU or Mrs. Hh.l Mrs. Clyde Hil
AivA at. her home inThe Dalles last n'eht.
afur an illness of only a few days. She
leaves a husband and baby. Mrs. Hill
w'as a young woman oi excellent thar
acter, whose death will be generally re-;
-retted bv her friends in Albany. The j
bereaved' husband will have the sym
pathy of all in his lots
Ninety boxes of sfrawbrries were stolen
fast week from Ed Fulton, agardene.- near
Corvallis.
"Merit talk'' the
Intrinsic value of
Hood's Sarsa carina.
Mertt in medicine means the power to
cure. Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses actual
and nneaualled curative power and there
fore It has true merit. When you buy
Hood's Barsaparilla,and take It according
to directions, to purify your blood, or
cure anv at the manv blood diseases, you
are morallv certain to receive benefit.
The power to curs is there. Yon are not
trvin- an experiment. It wlU make your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, ana tnu
drive ont the germs of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build np the whole system.
Sarsaparilla
sh.i-key Ihe pngi'iat is to up eir in a
boting con'e.t in PortUnJ.
Thol:et lady at the celehrati"" ti
Mrs. Ficiier, who rceivpd ths hand bag.
The State conr."ii i-ii ff ihn l'n;in Hi-
rntnite psrtvwii; he belJ in Mi-Mtcn-ville
Joly 9
At Euin Q" on h 4'h M . Pavi. of Fn-
gn.e, Of-fcated Kav. torval.'i crack tpr nl
er, and Trine waa defeated i.v O'Neil, of
Salem.
D pnrfnienl Kn 2 of the circuit cmirt
will ennvr-pe in tllwiny n.'M M.ina with
luilne Hewitt in iharge. art! without a
jury.
While peeving tl-erri-a at Ihelmnte if
her danghter Mia. E. Ilerker nn Ma'f
stfi. Mra. Wrxwl fell an l dWora'e-l ber
slioIder.
It i a ?rt;i hiril vnrk to kien mip'o
ontofolfie. Though defeated for reider-
fion bv Ueorero Brown. Jap Vinto th
treamrer i f Marion cfiunly, ah-l'itlv w
fn'eii to turn oi er tne oifiie, nntl venin .
when he reronxiilered the mull -r an l I'ave
up the key
In tha ce'ehration at Eugene !e 'tmrd
avs: The mist exciting evin' r.f le affar
noon w8 the wrt tcsr hre ra-'e -V 'iet to
hydrant, la' 150 fM '.f ho- and gel water.
The prii-s were. Hist, 8125; sec nd. $75
But two eam. Eugene and PorvaMia. e i-ter-id
Corvallis won Ihe rafi Tinie of
i Corvallis team 29 3-5 second: Engena
team, .W second.
I.wrt'ng Tosu.iu. There wilt fi' a
f, ee f nl.ir lecture at tbe Pear-e Mem
orial churrli tonight, by Mr. Pearl W.
lieer. secretaty of the Oregon Hale
seruiar t'nion. Kverybwlv invited to
come cut an I bear Ihe p'inciple of free
thought or reeulisritm apKundei.
Uev. Kd want Davis, the w.-.i knoan
in in ii-1. r and lecturer, is in the city and
w ill deliver a lecture O l "the defense of
Iugeri-ol ' sometime Us wetl;. tt will
be a platform tieat. further particu
lar tomorrow
Mr and Mrs. Collins Eikin 0 at 4
a in. today for New jort, w bii h will U"
their address when they arrive lln-rv.
PARKER ItROS.
Ijal la groceries,
Prwdue. frtiUs
A a BakeJ Riio.l.H.
id
A MAN'S A iMAX,
Bm tts a big advantage to him to wear
well lanndried shirts and underclothing.
The Albany Steam Laundry, Richards &
Phillips proprietors, make a stxjciaity oi
gentlemen s work. Kree mending for
men besides the first class lauiutry worn.
superior high gloss finish to shirts
collars, cvffs, etc.
Ca'arrh t areit
II tillo and sweet, bnatb secu'e.l by
Shil. h's Cata rh Rm dy. PricJ s0 cents
Nmal injector fee. roc ale by mhay
& Mux U.
Juet across the street at Ila'glit Bros
vou can get wbat you want in tbe m at
line, well cu. with good treatment thrown
in. Some nice bacon anu bms on hand
Ih-r-- are arnne thing" w.ir'h o
All road le-id o ll.eir -ion
lleaaoiiahie privn ui.iK.- hard f uiiea ea'
ier fo Uar.
Tneir gtoi's are the ln't nru xi nu.
Their .t cuilouier are tii in li i h tve
known tnem longer.
A Inner h is a right to I e -Owned, t
ia their diir to U sly VerlK.ly.
Ther nwhH no charge f r time ami Mt-
terlion.
They strlvs to give good qu.iiit) us w II
as reiisotisb's prices.
(io bn-a tomorrow.
Cl.aHie Wheeler, the barber, has g we
ver to tbe 'jay It is tu inienli-n to
run a shop over there during the bath
ing mmi. 'orvalli Ti.ne.
Mr. E. A Parker left yeaierday for
Coniatcrk where he will he the guest of
his daughter, and alo pend several
weeks lor the benefit of his health.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kleinhaiumer
returned to their otue i i KIlenstHirg,
VVach , this inoriiing. af r an extended
visit wilh Lino cwi:ity relativta and
friend.
Invitations are ont for the marriage ot
iCarev K. Marin of the secretary of state's
oliiie, and Mis Adda Davenport, daugh
ter ol T. W. iHivenport. Hie event is to
take place at Unity church, Wednesday,
Julv 1Mb Journal. Mr. Martin will
become brother-in-law of the greatest
caricaturist in the L-. S.
At the residence ol Juoge Burm;t on
the 4th of Julv, Mrs. Ida Callahan and
Mrs. Matty Huston, with their lamiliet.
jome I ttie 'Old Folks at Home" iu a
dinner in celebration ofthefcV'ili birth
day t their lather. The judge is a
i.ioiieer of the davs of "49." having
croaeed the plains lo California when he
waa 17 vears old, lie pa.wi mt eany
veara nf hia life amid the beau iful and
exciting scenes of th gold niin- of Cal
ifornia. He lias lievn an i.regvnisn
proper for nearly 40 years. During 1 is
practice be has defended over men
charged with the crime of ninrder ami
never had one luing; he has served the
people on tliecoamy.eireuitand supreme
bench of this ftste "giving general satis
factio i and is a l.ale,baiy and youni
lootiig aa most men at 50. Oorvallii
Times.
abroad as Waterloo mineral apring.a hoee
at ( cupp'y. un ibis occasion, w .s not e-j ja!
io u.e uriotau.
But what have ail tLeee thins to do
with the ISllh aii'iiversary of American
indepeiwlenee? That i what 1 o:ld
like lo knj. Put m:u one may say,
"Mi Kfkms read lie .leclaralioii of 1 o
leDei.denee. Mr. C It. Montaguedeliver-
1 a,, el.neoi an i tkatnotic uration.and I
the oUvile baud itieeoursed sweet ini-
tie " Ab! Un tid that dust coveie-t
rowd, which an rertel to numVr
3,t.. all hear the reading of tit decla
ration and the Ue.ivery ol the o atioo?
1 venture to iy that uot one-tenth oi
them heard either. One tiling I know
and that is. that I have ctterty failed to
find one who can give meant idea of the
speaker's tine of thought. How many
then, returned to their homes, whose
love for and devot'on to their native or
adopted country had been renewed by
the exercise of the nav? I am unable
to see the appropriateness of the Water
loo method of celebrating the anniver
sary of American Independence. 1 am
ot the opinion (and others agree with
me) th-t the htness ot things to uie oc
casion w a a minor consideration. Tbe
lea, term of Uie movemeut evidently had
as eye to the money that waa in it Tuat
was evident by the impelling nioie of
the whole thing. If the procotion of
patriotism hail tiee.i tne chief design of
the celebration, more time and money
would have been spent ou the prepara
tion and patriotic decoration of the
speaker's stand and les in advertising
auch attract oos a "firework!', a man
over the falf in a twtrrel. nd a horae
swtniuiing rae," none of which put in
an aimearam-e III na-l been it;e ora
tor of the ay, I itunk the sight of the.
stage and i's" surroundings wou'.-l hive!
thrown such a damper o:. my p trn. iej
feelinm ln..t niv ora'.ion woo.d liavet
been like some of tl e ottier advertised
attractions. It would have failed to ma
lertalixe. And I think I would have
been jujtiiied in postponing; ray patriotio
nlleram-e to a more patriofun inspiring
place and occasion. Caelkiis.
s-i vvii.i.k, amy o. into.
Conn k Has' on for grocener.
Campaign buttons 1 at French's.
Ice cream 5 and 10c a diih at V lero. k's
commer garden. l ir a
Freah vegetables of ail kinds at Conn k llirt YVclIStS.
Huston.
Shoe a pecLJty at St. Lais raaet aor
Nw gonda every week.
Tbe St. LoU rakH b e m great bar
gmns in tu, all sfyka
Yoo can sare money by tra ling at St.
Lom raael. Cab teiis toe -t-ry.
I Ue ta-4 grooeriea at price lo siic the '.
..urfw at t'oan liutot
So U vocr rhano. Fiee rittiogs at
ibc ijdi g Photo Co'., for abort tim only.
Mr Yiervei has cpeoe-t ber km crrara
I axiori ard omtBer gardea or the sea on
"5 -toe baa Mxe Oirtnd-y gm at V ill
r Varka. cMwl. Uoe f r every mooth ia
ttw tear.
I I'or tee ih xt thirtv d - the Miss Bwll .
il eil their entire rtoi of miilinery at
AM kind of par! an-l tie b-itloo f'-ri
Unearbut wau4. t f'rich" jewt'xy I
tore
T e ISu j heu-.- o" K.rfe h-
tirv-l frie erkL R -giafer will
j.a-iwl
A Lt cJin-rT at toe ; e.x will ootal-
H y if tewdy f 1: tat inai l epecle-l
in a ?-w w ek
. ui.ntiou itit. c- J aainatin
g CT' p of ii-t wil! g. tsut
m. "-i 11 tr hi rarj re ari.
recci ir.'i '-long-g Vt the Iura
ira: ita.r-i - i-f e -terda-e. ihue
1 a.e w' the roou -1 tit --ard
Inn-Crav-i biiui'-i i b: bowling
it.-? jf .''mt. r-air frf t?e easn
Uiahn;. ' e crowd to rgii i tji tne."e
jeU
i he - -rue M it Examine bote
ball 1 lb. it tea!el tne crack team of
Astoria li ! IT. IV h.pe the Colts will
bate Ihe a to el "at.
V i he fjrt t-ta,'. t-e- reeeipt .rf the Albany
pn I "tj.re i..j-'j-l -iicijt!y to janiry
aa in jre, of PI a )-r-r in tbe poatmas
ters "ar pea fW Albany
K-p )--or 'Vi iiaight Bros. T'aey
iei; ic j u 'A oar.r ti:-!. and their
a.oUo : t.i A' tar -rv-n lier.U.
A lOit-uieat pia hi or ier tru!. .
R.4-rriDg to tne arrest ot i rank Ppaight,
tne Corvtius Times HJ its item. "A
B -otos conoty sua." Young- Spaight is
it jail and i noi ui-t on l-.il as waa re
p ted by mUtake
II run.oerof ihe . C. W. lodge
a re -ted to nvet i liueir ha'1 at &
eMie Tui'--? en-oi a besireas of
li.p-tane oitcia- i- ikx j.
IU ortt or ia- Ur Workman.
T.e- go' -t n.e-i-. K " " wood cbop-
pisii iti el aL-ti'i.Hi cM t-y tne -men
ul Ue- .t.li. j , 4'h. lutve jnst at
rtve-i an re .n . ;tbtiou in F. H.
Freacn" biw w n.u.w . f ney are otne
thitw tbi winner -. -veil fed proud of.
C. I Da lie. the r.in arreted at the
int idc 4t his ne;.i.is-- on accvtiot of
div t iii-t jri.r.v a "-i b Be. wasex-
amiired ve-terlav f:en bv Recorder
Uet-n and fent-n-e.1 to fire data in the
cttv i ul for nm iml -reui tangaue. He
is serving the e teuc-; ou' .
Fancy Sleeveless Vests
15-10-15-20-25 csEaGti
. waa, mm at .
READ, PEAGOuK ciu'S
Colton Ctjallies 25 yds Si. 00
Wool (tallies fcrrneriy 25c
12 1-2 cinis per yard to
close.
Oakviile.
DstTti or a PtovEsx. Mr I. W.
Jon. H JerTerson. diel this m wrning at
bis home in thai city, at tbewge nf about
5 years. He was oioneer ol IS-tl,
otinia2 from Mi-asfiri in that rear. Mr.
Jones was one of fo irt-n - hil Iren. his
tides? brother b-ing Dr. D. M. Jones of
Sidaviiie. The de-e!W.l leaves a wife
and rive wois anl three daghters
Among the sons are ltiie A. J ones, of
thi citv, P.tf C. H. Jon's;, ot the SWUeni
puhl c schools and Prof. U.W.Jones,
superintendent of a-vntols in Marion
co inty. Mr. Jones w a man highly
repece l and leave gwl name, Fua
enl set vices w ill take place tomorrow
at 2 p n.
Lttr List.
The Virginia ritv Stars are the Ksamin
er chanipiona nf Nt vndrf.md i!l go (o 'an
rrannaco. ir wn iiih ipveral more
g imes lo dfi ido who Iht rhsnipion nf C!
iiornia, Wmdi, 0n mtd Oregon are It
looks now a if tha Oregon ilianipionnliin
lay netwa-n the ihiiny Co'ts and Mono
grams of Portland.
There must be some grren neoDle in Eu
gene, judging frcm the following tr m the
liuird: Sstnrdav one Pnloh Wmkl-v mr-
ceedeil in pmrning a Conf-dent" five dollar
bill in paymsnt for n uhiai nf hnr ht (In
Dureati smoon. ric-i t,ir f i.n.j in pnv' ,
money in chant. . Tl e fr:ek wnt, d s ove-- '
ed soon af'er and fh- eftii-em 10 i!i'd nd j
Winklev ws I'liiCed undrr Hrieat He
claimed that nn.- Mrnrv Mil'or. hi"l g'vrn
biin the bill anri bildlim to pirsit' if he
-ould. Miliar wiik imm ili iti'li i.hiced it"
er a res. Polli nin hsvilsm iilliwnl
to go on their own rc gini.nre u-itil to
morrow morning ul H o c'nrk. v t'en tisv
will le given exivi innlions in the 1 iflieea
court
Mis Helen Crawford Is orjnixlng a
class in reading and English Literature,
All those who desire tti lake suc'i a course
will notifv her at once. Terms, f2.60
or twelve lesions.
I'll c.iilici". v
fair.
Rkv Kiiwabi Davis has announced
the date of his engagement at the pera
house, as Friday July 10th. The lecturer
is making a longer siay tnan is uanai
with such men, in that his present nip
ia more of nleas-tre than profeaaional.
U is with surprise that is notivei tne
meagre price of admission, when it is
known that on some occasions ten iiiuea
the amount has been charged.
The Uev. M. Davis, upon inquiry
slated that "the numlier of acquaint
ances whom 1 am pha-e tocorsiler
friends, are sm-h as to preclude any
sei.iblam-e of fusion of friendship and
linac." This w ill guarantee a general
hearing, interval will lie added by the
.eiisuti. nalism of the subject, "The Pe-
Thb Mk-TAsoB Cass. An int-res:mi
divorcii ea- in which Kate Metasce
figures as plaintiff auJ Ouieppe .veiasve
as defend . nt, is on trial bd re Judge
Sears. The parties were married in l.inn
coontv two years ago, aod shortly after
the wedding tne piatnun leu ner cue
band and came to Portland to live. Re
cently she lgan an action for divorce
sgaiust him on the ground of desertion,
t etasce, through his attorney, Hon.
irge E. Chambelain is contesting the
...! Hill i claims he will oo able to ehtw
h it beilid no: atwndoii his wife Port
land Tribune.
T- Pvtv It. It. Two weeks ago a ju-
enile Iim lull c'uhciuie to Allatny from
Sale n and were defeated by Uie Albanv
iue .iles. A return g4iti waa des rd
U w m to lie played at Sa'etu this after
uo i'i, and early this morning the follow
i ig club went to lti Capi'al City to meet
the . lnl : Waiter Sh-ou, catcher; Jodie
tialt-raith. vtchei ; RoIer Hunt. 1 h.;
Stephen Wbitnev, 2 b.; Fred Weather-
ford, 3 b. ; ernon runup, s. p.; tv. ac
lis n, I f : O. Roweil. c f.: C. Lamo
son, r. f ; Carter Lee, sub.
Tlmmilav '
i t h rn I Tmirs l.iy
i er Rier 3 4
F. i Fp nch diltplayiii in
Mr Ringo'id Stone of WaUiington ia
ru-i'iiig his ancles here. He is a newi-.ew
f 11. 31. tone, A. S. tone and E.
Stone.
We went to Albany to celebrate the
4th and (taring oar short stay we met
many of oar friends. Vt e were treated
to a first-class dinner for which YonniC
America will accept oar heart teit thanks
e lock a look at tne grand dance half,
bat alas! we didn't learn to dance when
young In fact our parents were opposed.
io such aarnsement. fro tor tis reason.
we left for home soon after dinner.
We made a harried visit to Tangent
this mprnicg We foocd the princi
pal basine-s house closed and not a.
man in town, tt e matte inquiries or a.
boy wilh regard to the closed bouses atvi
was informed that tbe men were at s.
"barn raising near he city oi meettn
housew, we touowed his directions and.
sxm found a large crowd of the mos;
learned men ot oar neighboricg city.
They were almost through with tho
raising
We found some of oar old acquaint
ances such as Uncle John Luper, Mr.
Mills, Rev. Haynes, &. L. Bridge farmer.
Fike Ackerman, J. J. Beard, A. B Co
rad, Mr. Hiett. Young America an-1
F. tt. and Jaraea Jenks. We leirde-t
:ht tLe rn was the property oi r . B.
Jo.ik. that the siae of it was 40x50 fee:
and SO feet fuh. Forty men were ai
the-rai---ing, including two reporters aa t
one prewclier. Pcfiticwlly the crow I
consoled of 32 nopnli&:s. 4 prohibitio
n:s and 4 republicans. We found ta 1
lbs preacher and reporters were alwa i
ready lor their share of tbe work aa 1
especially at tue dinner table. We foun t
a table well laden with the best eatable i
the country could afford. We dtt..';
learn the names of the cooks, k n
ran sai'elv sav that there is none better.
X ulh Secundu. We observed no pro
fanity was indulged in. Everyone don t
s tue boss old him. -No whiskey no;
cigars.
We mH .. lady on "the road and po
litely si ok to "her. She stopped her
horoe aud said: 'You are certainly bst.V
Worder how she made our acquaint
ance. Lma Ross Brn.
(enpe of lngersoll
. Cui.rs vs MovvKiRttis. tne Alttany
- t...i.Tivn l.ivr. A few davs SCO fi.ha will ilav the Monograms, t-hai:-
Adam Assell leeeivetl a tane from the I p ons of Porllai d. in the Examiner eon
i..,.i- nf (luiit. Chattert n. o: the nay. ..-st. next N'i day, t -r t-ie siaie cns-m-
Mont WIiih and that i hy ui viu to Adam frmii Captain pionship. Thy will also play on un-
j .... . i.,.i. mm uiniiine con mien i to ..!.. iti. fme,i iiam'oriie. who . ..uv siioniii inrv in vitiunuun '
ot tint pubtte, IIimxI's -araapanll i 1 in, t,fe ofl tho mouth ol the Umpqnal s iMinl iv thet w ill also have Astoria
known by the cur.w it hu made, it ia ihe riv,.r H wintsr. ltefore the death of j Ashland lo play. 'I hey are working
One 1'riio lilood Purifier Captain Wynant, he had givei. tho cane! x ei,er well, and the Pkmoi-kat looks
II ttJ' PilW mir liver iili cuiMiu.-ito Captum tJhatterton ami insirmi-n lo . 4 .reuitaoio .. - .M. -
: ... i..,n.f,. .iek hnailaehe. bilioisiies i him to give it io Mr. Assell. the si:e a i. vt t ch;in.
5j
4T.t or Jctv Claims. Presei.t ihe
same to F. K Allen as early as p b:e
am? receive navment. as it is desire l to
cloee up the buitie a at once.
Xoric. I wil couy cimpin; pasties
to and from ihe ni'-unnina at rea-tnble
rate. (-.II on K. (. Svcry. npiaatite
S'ngir Pi te Mill and Future Oo olK.-e.
1 1 tou want a sooa ana clea
s ii. k buy cigars made bv our A
. . tr fact -1 .
FSH FlSU. Ir l. il.l ili. isi
the tish market CB La s-tr ai:d w l
keep on bandcontinnal y a fine opp'y ;
d kinds of fish o be secured. Nome tin i
salmon and boltbut now on ban i.
Is tbe best, in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Prepared only by C L Hood St Co- Lowell, Mass.
w-;ii Io not purge, pain or
nOOCt S FlliS gripe. AlIdruKgiWac
Following i" the lint of letters reinaiuing
in the Postofiiee at Albany, Linn rnunty,
Oregon.July 7th, 1896. ('ernon calling for
these letters must give the date on which
they were advertised.
Dineen, James Houston, Orpl io
Kline, lh Wing.ield, W H
T. J. Stits, P. M
th. pride crcaca UCK.m FowJct
World's Fair fthnvt Award.
him to give it to Mr. Assell. The csi.e
whs one of mstiy that Captain Wynant
1.-.1 .wdUwieil in Ilia cruiaes among lh-
First class meats of all kind i, a wel , Islaui'i of Japan and China. It ia -f
- i - ii... t.inn rir.iaue.1 i huu.tmn wml is of ordinary length ; at
iii f-tv r . f victory.
1 lWef Go's simp at Second and Ellsworth first sight il will appear very
streets Courteous and prompt treat-' on closer inspection a small i
Imetit. .. iet,,,jn.,!l,'i?,,pr'n?,.,'!
tiolo the Chautauqua aaaembly at tie
g. n City by the C. K. noata. K-unJ
rip ticket good until July i:0. ou'y !
Following ure thi new rffietra of Msn
xsnita Grove, vv. f W. elected liist weeki
Worthy pu.inliiin. vr Clara lt;iikli.-irtj
arvw, Mr. Rat Alleh; clerk, Vr Annie
Hawkinn; lispkpr. Mia LiHie Parrel;
grent niHiiniHn. Mia Julia Tstlor; at
tends n I, M'sf'o'U While, intisr eiitinel,
Mis Ella Vaughan; outer semim-l. Miss
Iittie Ehltr; managers, Miu 8 O Uurnrs
and Mrs L Gottlieb.
For PillHHiid Piitstera llnwHun
Cscl);nvsou' turn it urc poliah
sr Pure Drugs Dawaun'a.
For Prescription Dutvuont
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
world'- Fair highest Award.
plain, hit
,T. Jili me Modern May.
i cr - . .ain i . : - i w a t.b a ii. itt lAfniiMi
uncouple, thr stick and the upper ,a , wonunem a " "r"
"St about iei.iche.of suerb was fo.iue.ly do .e ... the crudest ...an-
rneel ItWMM ne gift and Adam ner and d sagr, eably as well. To cleanse
A I ac"rdngly.-Corvalli. Timet the sysiem and b eak up ih.I.U he.d-
pritLs it ai-orumg j . aohes, and lever- without tuple o-am
r CmrrAiwr. -Renewed at thft 0 ty after effmU, use the delighllul liquid
nr.-
Awarded
khst Heitors Vorld Fair,
j old Medal, WMwlr Fair.
DR."
Lc
lauindrv. call and get prices.
Hliiit waists taundured with
L.
care
laxative reined V. SvrtlP Of Figs. AiMlltl
a C. Ltctiireil by California Fig Syrup Company.
wm, s-wb w -
Most Perfect Made,
do Yeara the Standard
Barrel sweet pickles
barrel soar pick tee,
Ovster cocktail sauce
At Parker Bros.
Soring cleaning is at hnd. see as f "
prices on washing carpets, bedtiing anl
curtains. We call for and deliver a'l
goods. C. SutrsoK, csty Uundry.
1st St- opp. St Charles, Phone 49-
ToThk FaoiiT--T-e0 C URKCi
have agaia placed on sale rom d trip t cii
ta to Idanha and return for $ .00. Tic t
ts good to return until Sept. 31 th.
Far th Lag
Elder Alson W. Steers writes from Port
land. Or: There is no n.ediciue for th t
ttaicat and lungs that I can recommend t
in Utera, public speacer and singers,
i h the coiifidence that I can the b. B.
ugh Cme," For sale by Fohay & Ma
ra at 50cts per bottle.
fee Byapetuta
I aad L'ver com plaint yon nave a prime i
1 a aanteeoa every bottle rf Shllo's Vital
aer It never falU to core. For tale b
Fbayt Mason