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VOL XXX J I.
ALBANY O REGON. Fill I ) A . F K B II U A It Y 19,1897.
NO. 29
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ALBANY COLLEGE,
Calendar for 1896-7
1896 Sept. 16 College Year begins . . Wednesday
Nov. 26-27 Thanksgiving Day recess, Thurs. and Fn.
Dec. 21- -Term examinations begin . Monday
Dec. 23 First Term ende . Wednesday
Winter Vacation of Twelve Days
1397 Jan 5 Second term begins . . Tuesday
Feb 22 Washington's Birthday a holiday,, Monday
April 6 Term Examinations begin . Tuesday
April 8 Second Term ends ... Thursday
Arbor Day Vacation of Four Days
April 12 Third Term begins . Tuesday
Jane 8 Final Examinations begin Tuesday
June 13 Baccalaureate Sermon . Sabbath forenoon
lane 13 Addr.-es before the Y. M. and Y. W. C A.
Sabbath evening
Jane 14 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustee
Monday afternoon
June 14 Junior Orations . Monday evening
Zui iS Graduating Exercises of the Conservatory of
Music . . Tneeday forenoon
Jane 15 Popular Entertainment Tuesday evening
June 16 Commencement . . . Wednesday
June 16 Alumni Re-union . Wednesday evening -
Four Courses of Instruction leading np to degrees. Well equipped Basinets and
Music courses, with appropriate diplomas. Catalogue free.
For further information, address
WALLACE HOWE LEE. President, Albany, Or.
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business branches.
Bookkeeping, shorthand, Telegraphy.
B0AKDIH6 DEPAKmDIT'M IJA1ES
THOMAS
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Dealer in
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ALBANY,
Wall Paper,
Carpets,
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Lace Curtains,
Rugs,
Portieri,
Pillows
Furniture
Bedding:.
Picture Frames,
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All kinds of furniture
bedding-, and it
want the most
complete flour safe.
he has them and his
prces the lowest.
OREGON.
Linen Warp Matting,
Oil Paintings,
and Undertaking
rlRNlTlRE CO.
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STOCKMAN DISCHARGED.
The District Attorney Orders
Case Dismissed.
the
Acting on the motion of District At
terney S. L. Hayden in the circuit court
yesterday morning, Judge Burnett die
missed the case against John R. Stock
man, the Albany miller and warehouse
man, indicted for the shipping of wheat
from a warehouse without the consent of
the owner thereof. Mr. Hayden took
this action on the grounds that the main
points relied upon by the defendant in
the appeal to the supreme court in re
gard to the inethciency of the indictments
were not passed upon by that high ju
diciary in reversing the judgment of the
lower court and still remain undecided
an i for the further reasons that the su
preme court held virtually that ii was a
sale instead of a bailment and that the
defendant would be allewed to show by
parole that it was a ' mill, ii it was one.
instead of warehouse as alleged in the
indictment.
Mr Stockman was indicted by the
grand jury of Linn county, at Albany,
on the 26th of Jnne, 1895. The indict
ment baa peen heretofore published.
An application was made for a change
of venue to Marion county and it having
oeen granted the cause was tried on Oc
tober 15th following, resulting in de
fendant being found gui'ty. He was
sentenced to one year in the peniten
tiary and to pay a hne of $1000. Pend
ing an appeal to the supreme court a stay
of execution was granted and the case
was heard by the last men; ion ed court
at a later date. The judgment of the
lower court was reversed and a new
trial ordered. Statesman.
One of Johnson's Bills.
Senator Johnson of Linn is frequently
heard from. He has now introduced a
bill providing that all insurance policies
shall be in the following form :
"In consideration of (here insert the
amount paid) dollars paid, the reception
of which is hereby acknowledged (here
insert the name of person.com panrsso-
ciation or corporation insuring the prop
erty) does by this policy insure (here in
sert the same of the person, com pan v,
association or corporation assured)
against loss or damage by fire the follow
ing described property, t3it; (here in
sert a description of the property insured)
for the sum of (here insert the total
amount for which all of said property is
insured) dollars for the period of (here
insert the time.)
"In witness whereof (here insert the'
proper attestation clause and execution
hy the company, corporation, association
or person issuing the policy of insur
ance )
The assured mast not make any state
ment about the property, bat the coaip
panv mast find oat everything for itself
before hand. A fine of $1000 to $5000 is
provided, and the climax is capped with
the following:
Inasmuch as fire insurance policies
heretofore issoed have entailed endless
litigation and have defrauded many per
sons insured out of their just losses, this
act shall take effect and be in force froaa
and after its approval by the governor.
The bill is at least interesting, and it
would be satisfactory to see a policy of
the kind mentioned. All the same. on
general principles, a ma has a right to
make such a contract as he sees fit, in
cluding insurance contracts, and it is not
probable his rights will be abridged in
this respect.
TbbPattos-s. Another big audience
granted the Payton Company last night
to see the"Lancashire Las." This was a
pleasing drama of deoided interest. Miss
Lncy in the part of the lass sustained her
popularity. A new memWr of the troup
since its former appearance here Mr.
Phelps has met with much favor. To
night Uncle Daniel will be given with,
Mr. Payton at bis best. Saturday after
ternoon there wi.l be a matinee'. "Ten
" JCigbU in the Bar Room."
JrsT Balanced. A snit in Sciothis
-week was that of T. J. Hannah, a flour
mill man. against A. J. Jarnigac, a
blacksmith. Each owed the other
Justice She! ton, it is said couli hardly
make head or tails out of their acxrants,
and so just cal'ed them 'salanced and
ordered each-to pay his own costs.
Prof. Beeves. Halsey's Jfasby, wae in
the city yesterday.
Dr. R. Cartright ia to establish a Sani
tarium at Salem.
Mr. O. T. Porter returned from Salem
last night. He saya Mr. MitcbeU will
be reelected.
Mr. A. B. Hammond, the O. C.4E.
president, arrived in Albany this noon
from Portland and went to Corral lis.
He will make a trip over the road.
Mr. Alice Richards. Mrs. L. M. Carl
and Miss Edna Allen recently assisted in
organizing a lodge of Rath bone Sisters in
bast Portland of 74 members.
Chief of Police Lee and wife left todav
for Independence and Salem on a weeks
visit, Mr. Lee's health demand av short
rest. Mr. J. VV . Williamson is acting
cbiet.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland and family
after retirement from the VUiU House,
will make a private tonr of the world.
coming west on the trip. Albany peo
ple will be curious to see the most cele
brated man of the age.
On account of the inclement weather.
other attractions, etc., there was only a
smail attendance at the heart social of
the W . C. T. U. last evening. A Dleas-
ing program was presented, consisting of
vocal solns by S. S. Steele and Miss
Bertha Ellis and a recitation by Grace
Hardman, all superior. A lunch of co
coa and heart cookies was served. Tbe
docorations were tissue hearU in red
and white colors.
The Astoria city conrril has discharged
its chief of police who was receiving $100
a month, and cut oS a third of the electric
lights.
H W Wescoe. the photographer, is ex
hibiting Oregon scenes taken by him. with
a stereopticon. Be will be at Grant Pass
on the 23rd.
Some one savs a brick block and a frame
business building will be erected on First
street Ibis spring; bnt we are unable to
learn where and by whom.
"A bill in congress provides for a total at
propriation of $86,900 for the Cheoiawa
Indian School. Of this $15,000 is for a
new building and $15,000 for a steam
beating plant.
A boy with a penny wanted to know o
I arker tiros, how many of the fine looking
oranges in a box in their store he could bet
for a penny. An example of boy's inno
cence, tie bought candy.
mmmi
Bolt, White Hands with Shapely Nails, tnxn
riant Hair with Clean, Wholesome Scalp. aro-'
doced by Cuticuha Boat, tha most eflactlv
skin purifying and beautifying soap in tnS
world, as well as purest and sweetest, torn
toilet, bath, and nnrsery. The only prrrontiv .
of Inflammation and clogging ol tnePoam I
MlGlM
Soirbmldthniighsatthsvarld. Mas Dsve ass
Ciixm. Cosr., Soto Props, Bortom, P. S. A. i ,
' mr " How to Purify ud UmtalitJ 0 SkU, Scalp,
Md Utix," BOilti St.
A NEW MAN.
Salem Or., Feb. 11th, 1 :05 p. m. Thir
ty seven answered roll call in joint con
vention at noon today. Hudson ana
Vaughn were excused on account of sick
ness. Reed entered the joint convention
after remaining out thirty two days.
He made a speech saying he came to
stay forty or Bixty days to elect Mitch
ell if necessary.
Teachers being Examined.
Superintendent Wheeler is up to his
elbows in business at the college today
examining the following fcr teachers
diplomas:
Todd Adams, Crawfordville.
Coi a Alexander, Scio.
l izzie Itridges, Sodaville.
EtUel Itassett, Halsey.
Annie Biacklaw, Lebanon.
Alice Biacklaw, Jefferscn.
Lee I a Butler, Waterloo.
Joyce Brownell, Albany.
Stella Crawford, Scio.
Ella McCree, Laconib.
Ollie Cunningham, Halsey. t -
W R Cork, Brrownsville.
Oleta Oooley "
J E Calavan, Scio.
Anna Crabtree, Albany.
Effie Penaiuore, Lacotnb.
Cora Doughton, Sodaville.
. Hattie Demptey, Harrisburg.
O K Dinwiddie' Brownsville.
iiertie Davis, Lebanon.
Errin Grimes Harrisburg.
Cliff or 1 Hays, Tangent.
Mrs Lyda Hunter, Albany.
Francis Jennings, Crawfordsville.
V O Jnnkin, Oakville.
Yen Kern, Waterloo
MrsG W M (inkers, Scio.
Miss Flora Myers, Scio.
M iss Dora M vers,
Miss Myrtle Mvers, "
Bertha Myers, La com').
E E Muneey. Lebanon.
Maude Myers, Scio.
Ida E MiJer, Laconib
Maggie McDonald, Scio.
Claud McKnigbt, Scio.
Jeneatt- McKechnie, Albany.
M W McKinney, Brownsville.
Lenora Powell, "
Anna Palmer, Albany.
Maude Kice. liolley.
W C Kees, Monmouth.
Ede Smith. Corvallts.
M K Thompson, Crawfordsville.
Anna J Templeton, Halsey.
I-eHa Thompson, Foster.
Roscoe Van Fleet, Haisev.
D W Wight, Lebanon. r"
, Fred Wiencken, Lebanon.
Bertha Van Winkle, Halsey.
Anna Worrell, Albany.
E va Wheeler. Albaov. and three on
normal examination.
Mr 4. Clara IIofTmnn.
Em toe Dbmocbat:
JMrs. Clara IloCman, who is winning.
golden opinions in our state, attribute
in part her splendid physique and he
roic endurance to her early life being
spent in the free air of n country district
in -S". Y. eta!, further to the influence
of her father, a stuirdy Scotchman of
high courage and convict ions a pro
RMimd aaoutioniet in the old slaver?
davs.
For twelve years Mrs. Hoffman was
princirai of Latterop school. Kansas
City, only leaving her work there at the
cat! ot the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union to lend help in theirs. It
seemed an uncertain venture in an un
popular reform, bat she has proved by
her magnificent gifts that the wa equal
to the emergency, btie has made her
self popular in spite of the cause, and
ner taure's have been won from the At
lantic to the Pacific L.
Mrs. Hoffman will be in Albanr on
Monday, Feb. 15.
Leave Rowland Aljne.
A gcod many people have the Holland
fever. A roan at that place in writing to
Portland gives the advice to leave it alone
He eays: "Already there are at ltast
1500 idle men in the camp, and with
more cod in in everv day. Nme of the
arrivals have money and are able to care
lor tbeoielve. Ut these I have nothing
to say . But of the others w bo reach here
witu possibly barelv sufficient money to
pay a week's board and probably not
tbt. there is much to be written.
"The country is covered deep with
snow, enectuaiiy preventing any pros
pecting or development work, and be
yond such work there is nothing for the
newcomer arriving without funds to look
to. Already those here nave become a
burden on the business men and the in
vestigators who, with tome money
thought to arrive early on tba ground
and get nrst chances at anv epeciualive
proposition that might tualerauxe with
tne going on ot the snow.
"there wiu not be an inch of sroond
rtare, however, beiore April IK, ani in
the meantime the speculators are paving
lor the privilege ot being in Koseland, 15
C, at the rate of f3 per day and what
they are forced to give up to the hungry
teiiowa wno have made their way itere
without a dollar, to find no work to do
n the Divide.
Feb. 9. 1897.
Uncle Preston Barcee and wife return
ed home last week, having spent several
months with their daughter, Airs Kot
ins in Clackamas county. Their grand
son, Felix Eby, accompanied them and
has been visiting relatives here.
Willard Simmons has been visiting la
Eugene with his aunt Mrs. Shannon.
Mack HominerviUe and wife came
down from Eugene last week ami spent
several days with Mack's mother and
brothers.
John Davidson, a U. of O. student who
has not been well for some time, was
coming home from Eugene last week and
ween attempting to board the train at
Junction, had his foot caaght in tiome
way and badly crashed, bnt was able the
next day to be brought home to his
father's,, Wm Davidson of Rowland.
John Macy and wife spent several
days last-week with relatives here, and
they are soon to go to Roesland, B.
C, to Teside.
Many farmers are getting quite restless
over the long continued raitvy woather.
Morse leed running short.
Mrs. Morris has been quite sick at her
aaagnter s Mrs. it we Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Eby of Goshen, came
down Sunday to see grandpa and grand
ma Barger.
Several of Mr. Davenport's family are
aown wiiu ine gripp,"
Mrs. O. Springate's condition is abont
the the same as for some time. They
contemplate moving to Arizona as soon
as sue is sow to travel.
Irwin Grimes was visiting Lebanon
friends last week.
8, S-
Art A8iosjtK5T The Enterprise Lntn
ber Co., of Merry has failed and a deed of
assignment made by the three individual
members, partners in the company, lias
filed with tlie county clerk, naming O
E. Hawkins, ot Aibanv. assignee. Tlie
total liabilities are unknown but it is un
derstood to I heavy. - Not a few credi
tors ot the insolvent company are San
tiam farmers whoso bills for labor have
been refused payment on one pretext or
another for a long time. Stayton Mail.
A GniATgn ArniAcno!. TheState leg
islature at Salem has been cafet in the
shade by the arrival of Homer Daven
nnrt. the world's create t caricaturist.
iwhnas dailv anlarv m mnra than that
en senators. He left New York City on
aturday evening and arrived in Salem
11 o'clock yesterday. His father who
d been ill, was greatly improved. He
11 take bis father to California before-
n, tn-ntTm no t
A rfilTCH ELL DEMOCRAT SPOKE,
Saikm, Feb. 12. The joint convention
was oncnangw. mjumui iuiur, oemo
crat from Gilliam. Sherman and Wasco.
made a speech for Mitchell, replying to
Carter s speech.
Lebanon.
Frank Skipworth left Tuesday for
Junction, where he will engage in the
practice of law. H has formed a part
nership with bis brother, E. 1J. Skip
worth.ol Eugene, and will opn a branch
ottice in Junction. We wish them suc
cess A large crowd gathered at Union hull
last Saturday, to consider the proposi
tion ol the Albany Creimery company to
8tablish a skimming station in this city.
Much interest was manifested. Another
meeting will be held to-morrow, at 2
o'clock. Everybodv should attend, as
this enterprise would be a much benefit
to Lebanon. Express. i"
Win. Rico, another brother of Miss
Kke, arrived from Salem Tuesday . The
young lady is still dangerously ill. l'r.
Wallace, of Albany, was called in con
sultation wth her physician, Dr. Booth,
on Tuesday.
Hon. M. A. Miller, one of onr live
school dlreclors.has sent a circular letter
to the principals of the public schools of
the state, asking if they have high school
work in then sclioo1, and if politic sen
timent is for or agsinst it. Mr. Miller's
object is to learn the sentiment cf the
public 13 regard to huh schoul work lo
the public schools, and thus ascertain
whether or not, in the opinion of others,
the present school board did the correct
thirg in adding two grades (making ten)
in our a.-hool. All the a jswers so lar re
ceived are on the side of the affirmative
Advance.
Won't Change the Result.
A new movement is in progress to get
the republicans who are refusing to go
into the join seiion into line. It is the
securing of petitions from the nu-u ho
voted for these men ior the offices asking
them to go into the joint cession in or
der that a U. S. senator may be elected,
andofcoorte is in the ntemt of Jlr.
Mitchell, 't he one circulated in Linn
county begins something like this:
"To Hon b. A. lawon:
We, republicans who voted for joo f r
state senator," etc.
This it evidently the last gigantic el-
fort that will be maJe to secure the 44.
It will probably not change the ail oat. on
at ait. A lrgiaiative ofaot-r represent tu
county or senatorial district, not n;erely
the men who voted for uitn.
A Good Facvtiv. Following is the
very extensive faculty ot the fcolav!!!e
college, an institution that has already
ha a marked sucres: J. K. lieddes,
A. M., preside nt and instructor in Un-
gnagfc and the tciVnce o! Uacbiog ; J. L".
Love. A. M.. anrirnt languages and ge
ometry; D M.Jone. M. l , nbysiosoy
and Hygiene; llerscetw, B. r.. u, mathe
matics and tngasii branches: J t.
Fooiie, M. A.. -principal of the Nisiee
college, commercial Uw ai d science of
accosnt: J. it McCully, B. A., book
keeping and arithmetic; Miss lVarl Hob
son, typewriting and sinography ; MU
Dor Aiternaatt, vocai a ad intriiiuer.u!
mn&ic. V3ce cuitnre and uernian Ian-
giage; J. Frederick AUernutt, drawing
ud landcar twintsog: K. V . l -y.
Engtirh tirancbes; B Cheshire, tn
res-department; Mrs. J. K.t.eJ.:,
principal f prepratory dejsannivn! ;
Chas S'ewland, B. E. L., .t.Uct in
normal department.
60 in-ihe of rata fc: 13 Avxtia fro-u
Septl.toFel.il.
J F CalUrea'Ji of Yao-bill county. Ul
be a candidate for governor c f A-i?ta.
Tho Woodmen of the WoriJ win cele
brate the Ssd anniversary if Us Aitasy
camp on the 2Ctb.
Valentine dsy will corn on Sun iar.
Tbe ftie miwilea will be fired into tfce
post othos tomorrow.
All the senate e'erkt w-re dmbaryfd
yhrday, there being to farther o fcr
them, a mauer of iact :tre 1, rvco no
ns for n.ost of Uses at all.
Aaotlr effort is bing mad to open the
Y M C A, and it will probaWy be d,-m
ith a good secretav at Ike bead in a few
days. Our citivas shoold pnt f rth feir
beat efforts to keep it on lU feet.
The Miaoe!ian lells of a big irrega'ien
snit in which lUniei E. Boadrcian sned A
J Davis for big damages. Bondman will
be remembered as the tragedian who was
in Albany several years ago dunng the
high water blockade.
6 A Halm, woo was in the dreg hai
oe in this city at one time, is held uricr
11 00 bonds to appear before the gr-ind jury
oa the charge of seeing lienor without a
license at Cie veil. ibrrtsburg Review
Alsoof Albany at one time
231 bills have been introJo.d in th
senate as follos; Rat-s 4. Brownell 9.
tsibreato 4. Carter 3, Daly 10. DwMn 8,
Driver 9. Dofar 10. Gcner 6, Gowan 17.
Harmon II. Kosltine 7. Habson 4. Hoit
7. Hughes 3. Johnson 10, King 14, Mactey
6. McClung 17, Atichell 5. Molkey 9. Pat
tenmn of ilarif n 6. Palleron of Washing-
Urn ft. Trice n. Rfd 7. Selling 8, Suiith
17. Taylor 2, ade .
The Scio Trow attacks live bird shooting
In the following live manner: "Live bitd
snooting contests ha.e become a Ij nn
Albany sportsmen of late. Nearly every
week a tnatzn is repotted in which a nuw
ber of innocent pigeons are sacnlicel to
demonstrate v. hi is tbe better m.irksoian
and incidentallv irive an opportunity t
gamblers and bettinir men tu hazard iheir
money. The laws ot our country prohibit
butt, dog and cock fights and all sUtra ex
cepting Nevada, wilt not allow pme
fighting bv men. 1 et. In the estimation
of nearly all. tbe shooting of pigeons for
mere sport is more bcartlely cruel than
anv of the variois fights or contests men
tioned. And. too. we cluira to be a con
sistent peonlo. Sportsman should find
soma other lea cruel n etbod in which to
decide who is the better marksman.''
No Ekvot has been spared on the part
of Albany coiege to givelo the community
at exceedingly small com, ine very oei
lecture course, made up of the bet talent
in th tate. Let your appreciation ie
shown by large audiences.
Your
Cough,
like a clog's bark, is a sign that
there Is something: foreign
around which shouldn't be
there- You can quiet the noise,
but the clanger may be there
just the same. SCOTT 5
EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil
is not a cough specific ; it does
not merely allay the symptoms
but it does give such strength
to the body that it is able to
throw off the disease.
You know the old proverb
of "the ounce of prevention?"
Don't neglect your cough. A
book which will tell you more
on the subject sent free on re
quest. Your druggUt keeps Scott's EmuL
nf
don of Cod liver OiL Put up in 50
cts. and $.00 sUca,
SCOTT BOWKE. Hw York.
ALBANY'S PAST.
From the Dkmocbat of Nov. 10 to Dec.
8, J87.
The heaviest individual tax payer in
Linn county was Jacob Kees, who paid
6I.9l. A. Hacaleioan paid $438.47,
Jos. Teal, $447.18, Martin Payne, 134 25,
M. HaleiaOl 46, John Conner 355,35,
Cooley & Washburn $3'9.19, Wm.
Cochran $413.99, J. Wilson A Bon
$321.57, being ail aliove $'500.
Tiie Dkmocrat in its issue of Nov. 17
announced the election of Samuel J,
Tilden under several roosters.
L. E. Blain purchased the clothing
store of Ben Kohn upon his retarn from
tHo east.
Mr. Sylvester Cannon moved to Waits
burg to reside.
"That v'.le and infamous wretch who
weekly drags hisjsllmy pen"was the man
ner in which the Dkmocrai touched up a
cotetnporary.
T . . I I . . v
iu uiom uiti lion. IL. A., irvlna via
always the chief marshal of lh film
fair.
Ed. Hail, of PortUnd. adiusted tha
loss sustained by J-xl. Weller in a big
$10,000 fire. (Mr. Hall was also in Al
bany yesterday.)
N. Bautn went to San Francisco to re
side. (He afterwards returned, was
elected county clerk, went to Portland,
Sshere he died by his own band.)
Xi'an Parker was elected mayor, de
feating J P Tate by 28 votes. L U Mob
lanye recorder. F M Westfall rr.arnh.l
defeating J 11 Clay pool 45, C Kever, Ja
son Wheeler, Jos ebber, L C Rice. J B
yatt and a than Bund eouncilmen.
D V. S. Beid and Mary Smith wsre
married by Kev, S. G. Irvineon Dei. 7.
near. Lebanon.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, a rradnat r.i
Lee University of Virginia, quite a young
man man, arrived in Albany to locate.
Geo. Humphrev, Sen., father of
George and X. B.. died on Dec 5 at the
age of , i years.
From the Democrat ol Dee. 8. 1876 to
Feb . 1877.
In its issue of Dec. 15, 1575: -"Ye gods,
hat eori of man is this Mitchell any
way." r
At a Mother Goose Melo.lv festival bv
the Congreeatioal church $240 were taken
sn. 4W voles at ZVach, for the most
popular merchant of Albany were po'led.
Kwoog Mow was elected.
Arch Monteith kra Clara Lav ton were
married oo Dec. 23.
An account was given of the great
Ashtabula train wreck in which one ban
dred penont were killed, then. tie great
est wreck io the history of railroading.
Oo TburskUr erening Jan. 4. 1S7T.
Ciaib H . Stewart and Cora J Irvine were
united in marriage. The comment was
very short being simply: "We congrat
ulate ourselves.
Max Baumgart. who bad previous! v
been clerking ia the store oi J. Grad
wohl, opened a saloon, w hicb be has ran
continuously since.
Tlie Graff block, now occupied bv II.
J. Jones, was erected.
Tut Isam.T did noi take down its
r '.ers for Tilden's eieirJion nntil Ian.
19.
S. Montgomery .one of AlVamy's old cit
u-na died at the age of 44 ytar.
Kay Ned was executed on Jan. 26, at
I p. tu.iii!t in the rear of the jaiL lie
as attended by Dr. Irvine and Rev.
Sevens. He broke down and had to be
Held no by IVpniv Sheriff Humph rev.
Shtri5 Herrin pniiel the levr. The drop
was seven feel.
I'tuTii or II hat Mootfc. Harry
Moore died at the home of his grandfa
ther, N. T. Moore, at II o'clock lat
night, of consumption, at the age ot 21
years. Hs mother. Sirs. Clark, of Port
land, w as wun hsm Tbe remains were
taken to Portland todav for burial. Tbe
deceased was a resident of Albany in his
early boyhood, bnt baa resided elsewhere
uotsl several months ago be was brought
to AiU.ny to spend bis last days.
Umxe Da me l. was the comedy that
p'eased a targe audience at the opera
Louse last night. Mr. Payton as tbe
hero ot the play was quite immense, and
tbe support was all good. The Paytona
are continuing to hold their old time pop
ularity with tbe Albany public To
night"Ten Nights in a Bar Room" will
be given, and at to-morrow's matinee
"My Mother-in-law," a live comedy.
This change being made by request.
Paesons au. Rmirr. Parson's orches
tra at tbe armory last night gave some ot
the choicest instrumental masic ever
heard in Aibanv, music lhat would do
credit to a Liberal U or Sousa. The pro
gram is of a high order and ot a variety
to cnntinnallv entertain the person with
half s musical ear. Tbe ten men com
posing the orches'.ra are all experts in
their parts.
Miss Bertha Ellis went to Eugene this
noon, where she will sing in l roi vt.
Gifford Nash's concert to-morrow night.
Dr. 11. A. Davis returned last evening
from Silverton, where he perform rd an
operation on a cit.'ten there, taking oat
a 35 pound tumor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Riley went to Al
bany yesterday afternoon lor tne pur
pose ol attending the ball given there last
night by Parsons orchestra. balsm
Statesman.
Rev. P. Webster, a von ng man recent
ly irom Kentucky, will preach at the
Uantist church on Sundav. 14th. morn
mgand evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to ail.
Dr. Hill, of Albany, was in town on
Tuesday. He was called In consultation
for tbe second time with Dr. Prill at
the bedside ot Lawson Griggs. The doc
tors regard Mr. Griggs as being in a very
critical condition. fccio Press.
Mrs. M. Judv. wife of Rev. Mr. Jodv.
and family will leave this evening for
California to remain. Mr. Judy has
been in California for some time where
be is connected with the Methodist con'
ference. Uregonian. A former Albany
lady.
President W. C. Hawiev, head man
ager of the Pacific Jurisdiction, Wood
men of the World, returned last evening
from Denver where he has been in at
tendance at the annual meeting of the
board of head managers of this popular
internal order. balem Journal.
It is learned that Horace Mann in
teuda soon to remove to Jdaho to engage
in newspaper work. Mr. Mann has
edited the Times here for abont three
vears and last week announced, without
tutther explanation, mailt wonia not oe
issued this week. buy too Mail.
Mrs. Chailte Canter, whose husband
has gone to Washington to secure wo-k,
went to Albany Saturday to visit witn
her mother for a month or more. She
was accompanied by her siBter, Mrs.
Robert Fowler, of Albany, who has been
visiting in this city for a few days.
Harrisburg Review.
Tn! Birch a rd Cask. The case in the
Circuit Court of Marion county against
Willard Birchard, otStayton.for rape on
his daughter Minnie, waa dismissed on
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VItminAlTmli
the crime. There are two otner imnci-
tnents against him, and in the hands
most people laminar with tne lunioriu -
nate case there is no doubt ot his guilt.
if n, funia .rtrtis. atati Birchard
could not be punished too severely. Such
cases should be puihed.
Bexkvit Tba" invitations are out
a "benefit tea," given by the members
Vu n T Tl in ItAfiA, nf IhM, X'..
tton Secretary. Mrs. UoRman, will be 1 may not have it on nana wui pro
presented to the ladies and will make a J cvire Jt promptly for any one who
short aaiims, aiterwnicn ngnt reiresa
It you owe Conn Huston call
tnem ana pay up. vy ny isn i tnat a
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Born, at Newport, on February 8, to
liev. and Mrs. lownsend, a daughter.
Mrs. Z M. Parvin, of Salem, and her
daughter Mrs. J N. Brown of Hepner,
came np io Aioany yesteroay on a visit
Rev and Mrs. M. O. Brink, of Cres
wen. are in me city and w:n spend sev
eral days with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ihos ttrink.
Mr. Thinner Ralston, of Olex. is in the
city the guest of his father, Mr. William
itaiston. Lonner-is one of old tune Al
bany beys and is always a welcome via
itor to Albany.
Mrs Harry Noel left on last night's
overland for her home inGloor, Arizona,
after a pleasant four months visit at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Kieter.
The representative of the Portland
University in the inter-colleeiato ora
torical con lest will be Clinton Haight,
subject, "The qualities of political great
ness. D. W.Semole. of the Evening Tele
gram, of Portland, was in the city today
making arrangements for the appear
anceoi Edison's famoos kinetoecope in
Albany on Thursday the I8tb.
At the U. P. cborcb last evening a re
cept'on was tendered Rev. Smith, the
new pastor -An entertaining program
was presented, a lunch served and so
ciability prevailed.
The pupils in the rooms tanght by
Prof. and Mrs. G. A. talker weredis-mSM-d
Wednesday morning on account
of the ilioees of those teacher, who have
the prevailing malady, la grippe. Tilla
mook Herald. Prof. W aiter was once
rriocipal of the Albany schools.
D. C. Herrin, grand lecturer of the A.
O. U. W., and a former Ashland boy,
w hois gaining an enviable reputation in
his field of work in Oregon, arrived today
Irom the north for a visit here and to
fill lecture engagements in Southern
Oregon. Ashland Tidings.
Big Goose Hunt.
Sncta, Feb. 12.
Enrroa DeuorsaT.
A reputable fanner living near my
home, known as the Dickson place, was
banting wild geese Monday night. Feb.
8th, ou my etst field. He saw what be
took lo be a huge black goose coming
irom the north. As the object drew
near, it was recognised to be a farmer
living not many mile north of roe.
ttoodenng what this man waute i, iie
hunter followed him. keeping oo the
east and the man oa the weat ot my di
vision fence, to tnv birn. which the man
entered and struck a match, showing his
iaoe piainiy. ine man went to a shea
aouer wnjen mr caicxens roosi. ana
then took several of my best chickens
and put them in a sack and took them
home, going north along tlie line of
fence, leaving plain track. Mr. J. K
Thomas and myseif afterward measored
the tracks, which were tea inches, which
correspond with the boot generally
worn ty ice man whose lace was seen
in my bam. The suspected pren wis
seen the next day. and agreed to cone
to my hocae on the dav following and
face the hunter who claims to fcave seen
him in my hen roost, but be has not
shown op If this thievikg goes on much
loner, the eher.3 will be asked to take
a band. Look out for yonr wheat bins
and all movable property .
m. BracaABT.
Brownsville.
Mrs. D. R X. Blackburn and son
James, and Mrs. J as. A- McFeron, of
Albanr, enjoyed a visit with relatives
and friends in this city this week-
L. L. Say returned from Indiana
Tbarsd y evening, alter an absence of
almost three months. On bis retarn
trip be visited the Cripple Creek coon try
and other places of interest.
Tb revival meetings are still progress
ing at the Presbyterian church, and the
interest apparently doubles at each suc
ceeding meeting. On attending these
services one is almost compelled to dis
bePeve bis own eyes. Old, middle-aged
and yoong people throng around tbe al
tar in such a manner that precidenu are
not known to the oldest inhabitant.
More than 50 persons have gone forward
in a single night, and over IQO conver
sions have taken p'ace. Rev. Snyder ia
a power in the pulpit, and his sermons
are very convincing. Times.
A Yaixablx Medal. Mr. F. M,
French today received a beautiful iron
medal in honor ot his father's service in
the Indian war of 1562. It is engraved
on the sides. "Presented by the stale of
Minnesota to F. M. French, son of
Colombia French," Mr. French receiv
ing it on account of being tbe oldest son
ot his deceased father; "Defender Fort
Ridirewar. Ta-vo-pa-na-U-ka-pi. Aug
18-27, 186:2." The Indian waa the Sioux
crv that the fort would not open its
doors. Tbe medal ia one Mr. French
value highly.
OrKRATiox PsnroioixD. Dr. William
son of Saiem and Dr. Wal'ace of Albany,
were called to this city Sunday to assist
Dr. Smith ia the delicate operation of
removing a portion of the skull ot Dor-
sey Jones, hoping that by relieving tbe
pressure noon the orain ne migut puo-
sibly recover, and he did seem to im
prove lor a short time aiterwaru. out uo
gain was not permanent. He died Fri-
dav, Feb. 12. at the age of 19 years.
Jefferson Review.
A H arris sr bq Fibs. The livery stable
nf Dan McClain. at Hamsbarg was en-
timiv mnsnmed hw nra vesterdav alter-
noon toget her with t went i tons ot hay ana
a few other thing. The horses and wa
gons were all removed. The total insur
ance was fiuu
Both tha method and retnilta when
8jTp of Figa is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
geHtty yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tern eJoctuallv. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aua cures nauuuai
. . - . , v 1
constipation, by nip of t igs is tne
i only remedy of ita kind ever pro-
duoed, pleasing to tno taste ana ac
I ccptoWe to the stomach, prompt in
lis aouon ana irmy urucucuu u
of I effoots, prepared only from the most
1 h agreeable substances , its
I .. N
many excellent qualities commend it
I to all and have made it the most
I popular remedy known.
Dyrup oi rigs is ior isw m v
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
for
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Bubstitute.
upon I tlLIFDHNlM F1Q SYRUP CO.
koxj . ... sMnLv u
MA
slit
mm
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Celebrated for ifs great leavening
strength and bealthfnloeas. Assures tf:e
food against alum and all fotms ol ad al
teration common to 'he cheap brands.
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ONLY 25 PRESENT.
Sale. Feb. 13. Only 25 were present
at the joint convention. Adjourned to
Monday noon.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Smiley does onr job printing
No blur on Smiley s printing.
Ring phone 9, or Smiley tn. jrioter
Finest candies and nuts at C. E-
Erowskll's.
Timothy seed for sale st C E. Bbow-
keub
Pop corn that poos can foeod at C.
E. Bisuwx six's.
AH shades in chiffon, also new veiling
a the Ladies Bazaar.
A new line t4 infants wear iiut received
at tba Ladies Bazaar.
Onr printing is the chetsest becxaw it
is tbe best. Sxn-srr, the Printer.
Oar work is the best, therefore it is the
cbeaoest. Smiley, the Printer.
We do binding.
Smiley, tt printer.
Crawford A Hsrouh 'for pboioeratha.
Prices from $1 to $10 per dozes.
Two packages of garden seeds for Sets.
according to their moat custom at Stewart
t Sox's.
If onr work and stock isn't as represent
ed, yon can got your mooe back. Smi
ley the printer.
Dr. G- W. Mietcn. perqaaa and sar
geoe. Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
ly ia city or coon try.
Information that is worth its weight ia
goid: Get yoor meats of a kinds at Hen
ry Broker's, on Second street .
Prof. Condon, of tbe State Ucsvtrrity,
will issae a book entitled "The Geolog
ical urosrta ot Uregoa." 1
If yon are ia awed of a beating stove i
call and examine tee Roval Jewel at TL '
btewart A box Hardware Co-s.
An intercollegiate base ball awoeLaiidS
srJl be orgaaiBed at Newberg on February
26. at tbe utercollegiate oratorical contest.
Drs- H. E. and O. at. Beers oScee .at
reidcnce in the part oEoe bailduig. Spec
ial attention givea to diseases of worsen -
Parties owning property in Lincoln
county this year will have to pay a 24 mill
tax tettdes the aty and special school
taxes.
A good resolaticn for 197 is to call ia
at Haight Bros, and order come of their
choice meata. Their constant resolaUoa is
to treat the public well.
Tbe price of genuine Oliver chil!ed plow
share has been redaced to 50 rests. Be
sare tbe aims Oliver ic oa every share.
For aaie only by Hopkins Bros.
The Ladies xiaxaar are showing
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tnnshn ondersrear in skirts, n
corset coven and drawers for leas money
tbaa they can be made op at home.
For choice meets of all kinds call oa Em-
erick A Brock-man in the Blnniberg block
where they are tunning their own bosinfas
and treating their df loners wll.
lost sow tbe street at 2nd and Ells
worth, the Albany Dressed Beef Co are
splendidly equipped for serving the pnUic
well in all kinds of choice meata, promptly
and carefully.
Mali's Hair Renewer contains the natnra
food and coior matter for the hair, and
medical herbs for te scalp, .coring gray
nesa, baldness, dandroS, and scalp sores.
Senator Dafor has a good opinion of
himseiL Yesterday ia his speech be said:
"1 have not a disloyal drop of blood ia my
veins." That is getting it dowa fine.
Tbe Eugene puLlic schools have added
a ninth grade to the coarse in order to
able a graduate to enter- tbe Freshman
class of the college
H. A. South, the ex-sheriff of Clatsop
county, who recently made his second skip
ont is probably ia Mexico City. We have
no nse for hint ia Oregon.
Some contemptible thief has been rob
bing tbe hea roost of Sirs Logan ia the
First Ward, ia all taking six of her fine
Lev born hens. It is bad eaoagh. to rob
the rich bat to steal from the widows and
poor is low dowa business.
Ben Wcddt has reopened his saloon in
Corvaltis, His license waa recent1 y de
clared forfeited, after running only a abort
time and the council refused to return the
balance, therefore be will fight it. and the
result will be a nut.
Washington's birthday will be eelebrst
ed at the college on Monday. Feb. 22,
by the Young Woman s Christian Asso
ciation. An enjoyable social will be given
in order to raise money to help carry on
the state work of the asscciation. The
public is most cordially invited to attend
and spend a pleasant evening.
That Proposes Sawbtu,. Mr. J. H
Decew returned to Ainsley and has since
wntten to an Aioany iriena urging tnei
pushing c4 the effort to aUrta sawmill
here. Mis proposition is one ior ine or-1
ganiaation of a ioint stock company in
which the people ot Aioany soau sub
scribe a certain amount of tbe stock.
Mr. A. B. Hammond will be in the city
for a day or two and an effort will be
made to sec are concessions in tne mat
ter of which Mr. Decew on his recent
visit here was unable to secure, and
which It is doubted it he will grant. The
enterprise is one that deserves substan
tial encouragement: pot tne train is onr
business men neel their money in their
businesses, and capitalists do not seem
inclined to invest in such enterprises.
The Dx mock at regrets that the outlook
ia not nattering tor the location her.
Ox tu a 19th The Boys Club will
give their entertainment at the armory
on Friday tbe 19th and not on the 16th
as heretofore published. The change
in place and date is made on account of
an addition to the program, a parody on
the Oregon legislature. It you have not
been able to attend the legislature in
Salem do not fail to be present at the
artnorv next Friday, and if you have at
tended go anvwav. for this will lay the
legislature in the shade Remember the
boys will be helped in tneir eniertain
meut by some ot Albany's best talent
and will alsY present the farce "Initiat
ing a Granger" on that evening. Ad
mission 10 cents.
Da. Chapman's Lucre rk. The lecture
by Ir. Chapman, president of the State
University , in tne regular course, wm
listened to last night by a pleased audi
dienee. It was an able effort greatly ap
preciated. Besides the lecture a piano
solo wa rendered by Charles Cundiff , a
vocal duet by Messrs. Lundell and Akers,
and two songs by the College Glee club
at the close.
Tn Pattoxb presented the fsmousold
time drama "Ten Night's in a Bar
Room" to another large house last night.
It waa received with the tame popular
favor all their efforts have been. This
afternoon "My Mother in-law" was
ing aer dues, ao-nignt tne weeas
agement will close with" Saints
,in i ,, n,U limj,, . . L " n ,
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific States inventor!
this week. Reported by C. A. Snow A
Co., solicitors of American and Foreign
J patents, opp. U. 8. Patent office, Wash
ington, L. V.
J Austin, San Francisco, Cal, steam
scraper: J f Blasanf, San Francisco,
music-turning device: J Bonner, Tibnr
on, Caf, ventilator; A J Bnrchan, Wood
land, Wash, timber-raft; F Carson, Oaf.
sash-lock and lift; K S Case, Pasadena,
Cal, rotary engine; EG Darant, Pasa
dena, Cal, hollow building-block and
machine for making same; W CUilmoar,
Oakland, Ore, wrench; C V Gordon,
East Los Angeles, Cal, stool and cane;
J Habrie, San Francisco, Cal, bread
cutter, W F Heatbman, Santa Ana, Cal,
means for extracting gold and silver from
sea water; A O Hoot on, Bndge. Ore,
shading-pen; RD Hnme, Gold Reach,
Ore, can-making machinery; R W Jes
enp. Los Angeles, Cal, separator; L Ja
lig, San Francisco, Cal, electrical adver
tising device; A Krnse, San Francisco,
Cal, curren' water-wheel; J E Larson.
Los Angeles. Cal, hydrocarbon-borner ; .
FR Miner, Los Angeles, Cat, lemon
svneezer, F F Scboneld, Everett, Wash,
steam steering-gear; I O Stephens, Oak
land, Cal, car fender; J L Stewart, San
Francisco, Cal, apparatus for manufact
uring gas; E Went, San Francisco, Cal,
ear-lender.
What We Know
about Printing . . .
Some people write books abont
what they know about printing.
Tlie people pay for that work.
Some people conld write a great
deal larger boos entitled '-What
I don't Know about Printing,"
and still have some room left Our
plan is to deal in cold facts, no
theories. We print even thing
and let the people judge. They're
onr coort and we'll abide by their
verdict. Lowest prices. Newest
type. See for yourselves.
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mportaat democratic "weekly" pub
is bed in New Yo.it City. Three times
as large a the leading republican week
ly of New York Citr- It will be of
-eciaJ advantage to yon daring the
residential Campaign, as it is pnb
Jied every other day, except Sunday,
Has all the freshness and tinieiinesa
daily. It combines all the news
a long lift of interesting depart
is, unique features, cartoons and
aic illustrations, the latter being a
Jlty.
1 these improvements have been
.-u without any increase in the eoet
which remains at one doi'ar per Tear
We ofier this nneqnaiect newspaper
and the Weekly Dexocbat together one
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Tbany College
f ea -f tor the school veat 1S96-1S97 :
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Assistant teachersMarzoente Aioereoo,
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music. Beet coneervatorr rooms sum
latgeet musical library and facilities for
mutical work. Largest number of con
servatory students enrolled of any masic
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and of Ellsworth Street, tamii
washing taken. . ParticalarattenUon pai
to bundle wadiiog and mending. Satis
faction guaranteed. Alas. Chbjstskrp
V T T? Let C' Keaacn 10
CO M getherl Is it not be
ftobuy your Bread, Pies, Rolls.Cakee,
c, at a Uiable store, where they use
only the Best material-why of course it
s-youdont want dyspepsia and you 1
nevJr get it by eating
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For Sale.
I have two houses I'and lots ia
Dayton, Washington, Icr sale or trade.
Would trade tor town proper j " " . ,
place in Oregon. Tbe booses we situated
on 5th street, one houaa has 6 rooms, the
other 4, good wells on both lota, peaches
enough for family use en each lot, near tbe
central school and coUeu-e- Any one wish
ing to trade for this t ropeity will please
reolv to H. J. Bajuias, Albany, Oteg
get -
en
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