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1896-Sept. 16 College Year begins . . Wednesday
Not. 26-27 Thanksgiving Day recess, Tburs. and Fru
Dec 21- -Term examinations begin . Monday
Dec 23-First Term ends . Wednesday
Winter Vacation of Twelve Days
:S87 Jan 5 Second term begins - . . Tuesd-
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 . . . Taeeday
Tone 8 Final Examinations begin . . Tuesday
Jane 13 Baccalaureate Sermon . Sabbath forenoon
w lane IS Address before the Y. M. and Y. W. 0. A.
- Sabbath evening
jvH-:- Jonf 14 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees
' Monday afternoon
Juno M Junior Orations . Monday evening
Jjua 15 vrraduating Exercises of the Conservatory of
Music . Tneeday forenoon
Jane c5 Poynlar Entertainment Toeedav evening
Jane 16 Commencement . . . Wednesday
Jane 16 Alumni Aevanion . Wednesday evening
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Probaic Record.
Final account in estate of R G Cochran
filed and approved.
In estate ot Jos T Weaver, Mary E
weaver w-s appointed administrator
Bond $1400. Appraisers appointed. In.
ventory filed.
Inventory filed in estate of Feter B
Calkins.
Sixth annual account filed in estate of
K Findley.
Inventory filed in estate of J C Myers.
Final account filed in es a'.o of Rachel
Modi.
S H Newman was appointed admr ot
Mary A Newman. Bond $200. Person
al property $100. Personal pioperty or
dered sold.
Oakvllie.
Yesterday a queer procession passed
through here. A tombstone man went
first and a short distance behind was a
doctor. W never saw them travel that
way before, the doctor generally roes
first and the tombstone n.an lollowi in a
d.y or two.
We took a short stroll for our health
la lew days since and as we did so we
took in the sights. We found an abund
ant fruit crop, especially cherries and
pluint. As we crossed the high bridge
near the residence of J udge Barton we
heard what we supposed to be a minstrel
troop, sioging that grand ' old melody
"Suanee Kioer." Our thoughts wan-
tiered back to our childhood days and we
stole quietly up to the gate and joined in
the chorus, for it was the accomplished
daughters of our estimable judge. We
were invued in and Miss Ethel showed
us sc-nie of as nice roses as we ever gated
on, also as fine a garden of vegetables
and three nice young porkers, also a
beautiful rabbit which belonged to Miss
Edna attracted our at'ention. We ob
served a fine garden and vineyard, and
abundance of nice roses and other flow
ers. As we were takintr our depattnre
we were presented with a irallon of nice
gooseberries by Miss Gien. Many thanks
ladies.
"Curotux" you are too awful rouch on
"Aunt Belinda," give her a rest and go
ter some one nearer Your own aee. trv
Young America or Little Rxse Bud. you
are too far away from the center of at
traction anyhow. Why not travel around
some and see tne sun set?
Mies Long of Hul hurt's, made ns a call
yesterday, she was riding her wheel.
Uall agai Miss L.
Mr. A. T. Davis has boucht crorjertv
in Sodoville and is making preparations
to reside there in the future.
Sbeep shearers are on the road everv
day, some on horseback and tome on
foot . A few more warm dava and the
wool will all be harvested.
Knox Haight the meat market man.
will accept our thanks for a nice piece of
veal. e ad vise our friends to bay their
meat at Haight Bros, opposite the Dem
ocrat office.
A school picnic: Saturday. Mar 29.
has been decided on at picnic day and
four schools in this part of the eountv
wil meet at Hoi burl's rtove and enve
a grand literary entertainment. There
will be an abundance of music, perhaps
two bards and as we are acquainted
with the people we will warrant an
abundance of good things to eat. Come
and have a good time.
"Aunt Belinda" von are one ahead
and frorr the way you write we suppose
job are aoie to xep aneaa at least ot
Mr Cumtux and if the. editor will allow
it we will give vent to our feelings in
the ancient Chinook and ay : "klash
bias klash." But we wish to say right
here that we are always prepared for
"Chinook."
We have been kept st home st clo-e
while we were planting our spuds that
we have not bad time to go anywhere
but we expect to be at the picnic and
hope to see soiae of the other correspon
dents th?re such ls Cumtux, Aunt Be
linda, Joshua and last but not least our
cear friend. Young America, and we
ouldliketo see many others of the
Democrat family Last year Mr Holer
of the Capital Journal was one of the
s teakers at our picnic aod we would be
glad to meet him aga:n. Come and give
as a La k Holer.
Jadve Barton drove down State street
last evening but he was in 103 much
hurry to be interviewed.
John Holman. was in Portland vester-
day. .
Mr. E. L. Thompson came no from
Porland this noon on a short business
trip.
Rev. Dr. Gibson and wife, parents of
Mrs. P. A. Young, arrived in Albany
this morning from San Francisco, on a
several weeks visit.
Geo. L. Blackman is now running a
drug store in East Bloomfield, N. Y., tbe
same store run by bim previous to bis
coming to Oregon.
Dr. Cbeadle. of Portland, was in the
city today tbe guest of bis aunt, Mrs. Al-
trea n neeier, while on bis way borne
from California. He will go to Lebanon
tonight lo v'sit his brother Dr. Cbeadle,
tbe dentist.
Mr. Elden W. Pollock, editor of the
Mt Vernon. Wash . Post, was in the
city today on bis bicycle, having come
no the West Side to Cor vail is and cross
ed over to Albany. He left on tbe East
Side road for boms. He is seeing the
country.
Tbe Ladies Auxiliary will meet to
morrow afternoon in tbe Y. M. C. A
Rooms at 3:80 o'clock Tbe subject to
oe stuuiea is "Anonymous." All ladies
are earnestly requested to attend and
bring a quotation from some such writ
ings. Last evening tbe Y. P S. C. E. of the
U. P. church gave a social party at the
home of its president Miss Ava Balti
more. It wrs a deliuhtful affair. A
pleasing arrangement was the division of
tbe company by a system of cards into
nve groups, in five different rooms,
changing every fifteen minutes, one
change providing for the refreshments of
the evening, thus keeping the company
mixed. Contests were indulged in in
word making and poetry writing and
games were played.
The Coron-ebs Jurt last evening after
a complete investigation; of the cause of
death of John Schneider, the drowned
deck band, found that be came to his
death by drowning. The remains were
taken charge of by Mr. Flannagan on be
half of the Oregon Steamboat A trembly
of which the deceased was a member,
and were buried in the city cemetery,
Rev. Manshardt, an old friend of the sis
ter of the deceasd, Mrs. Anna Buehler,
conducting tbe buriat service.
The expenses of bnnging tbe body to
Albany will be paid by Mrs. Buehler.
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Instant relief for skin-tortured babies and
rest for tired mothers in a warm bath with
Ccnccaa Soap, and a single application of
Cdticdba (ointment), the great skin cure.
The only speedy and economical treatment
for Itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, and
pimply humors of the skin, scalp, and blood.
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BABY BLEMISHES "GR&s&'SSA
A Yankee Musical .
Rev. and Mrs. Poling entertained
their church choir and a tew others at
their home last evening in a Yankee
Musical which was a most unique affair.
On entering the residence the guests
oeneid a large number 01 articles, each
representing some musical term. Each
guest was given a souvenir card and the
guessing began.
Each person represented some well
known song and neit was to guess what
that song might be. Some of the repre
sentations showed skill and imagination
in their preparation. Miss Minnie Mc
Failand received the prize as champion
gueeser and Mr. Woods received the
booby prize
Some time was devoted to instrumen
tal and vocot music and at a late hour
a delicious and delicate lunch was served.
At its close Mrs. Swan very happily
toasted '"To our Hostess," saying among
other things "the time is passing and
we must part. But still still our hostess
will have our hearts " Rev. Poling re
sponded with thanks for the kind ap
preciation.
Those attending and the songa they
represented areas follows:
Mies Eva McFarland, "Twenty 1 ears
Ago."
Miss Minnie Alcrarland, "Maid 01
Athens" ,
Miss Lillian Farrell. '.'She Gave Me a
Pretty Red Rose." 1
Hiss Jovce Brownell, "the Owl."
Miss Addie Fuller of Independence,
Daisy Bell."
Lana Seeley. "Two Little Girls in
Blue."
Miss Taylor of Portland.
Mrs Steele, "Bab Mine."
Mrs Tavlo-, "Pausy Blossom."
Mrs Lundell. "Red, White and Blue."
Mrs Woods. ''Silver Threads Amone
the Gold."
Mrs Poline. "The Flaz Without a
Stain."
Mr Steele, "Tne Tack Song."
Mr Lundell, "The Owl."
Mr Woods, "Ben B.dt."
Mr Beam. "The Girl I Left Behind
Me."
Mr Akers, "White Squall "
Mr Swan, "A Little Bo- For Sale "
Mr Simonton. "Afterward."
Mr Poling, "Yankee Doodle."
Pioneer Picnic.
The annual picnic of the Linn County
Pioneers will be held at Brownsville.
June 9, 10 and 11. lbe first two days
will be devoted to tne pioneers, and the
third day will be la charge of the sons
and daughters 01 the pioneers. A very
interesting program for each day is being
arranged and no pains will be spared to
make it the grandest picnic of the season
The address of welcome will be delivered
on Wedneeday at 10 a. in. t-v Rev. W. J.
Gardner. 'Hon. H IL Hewitt,
of Abany, a pioneer of i&M. will deliver
the annual address for the pioneers on tbe
second dav, Thursday. Hon. R. A.
Miller, of Oregon City, will deliver the
annual address for the sons and daugh
ters of pioneers on the third day, Friday.
The eons and daughters of pioneers are
invited to assist in commemorating the
deeds of coura.e, adventure aod bard
ships of the early pioneers, and thoe
who are not pioneers, so have a good
time. Two good hotels furnudiisb meals
as cheap as can be offered to ihoe who
do not wish to camp. Also lunch with
ice cream served on giounds at the low
est poaiible rates.
O P. Couow, see.
Sc:o Commencement.
The commencement exercises of the
Scio pub'.u schools will take place 00
May 21 at 8 p. m. Following is the pro
gram :
Invocation.
Sxlutatory Edith L. Lnkenbach.
Ev Rain and It Uses Lora X.
Powell.
Mns:c.
CK history Sylvia Munkers.
Oration The American Indian Ia
M. Abbott.
Music
CUss prophecy Nellie P. Morrow.
Valedictory Edward Myers.
Music.
Address County Sapt. R. Wheeler.
Conferring diploma.
Music
Organ solo Mrs. Ivy Abbott
Organ Accompany men t Mrs. E. Cy
rus. Scio male quartet W. J. Crawford.
Will A. Abbott, A. N. Fulkereoo, Roy
Gill.
Mandoln solo Clias. Young.
Vocal solo Miss Mona Daniels.
Vocal tolo Mrs Jane Go in 9.
I. O. O. F. Omcaas- The Grand En
campment of Odd Fellows eterday
elected tbe following officers : T W Rich
es, of Silverton, grand patriarch ; W W
Francis, of Halsev, grand high priest; A
W Bowersox. of Corvallis, grand senior
warden ; E E Sharon, of Portland, re
elected grand scribe; J G Wright, cf Sa
lem. grand treasurer, re-elected ; T O
Barker, of Salem, geand junior warden ;
Richard Scott, of Milwaukie, grard rep
resentative. The grand patriarch made
tbe following appointments' T F Rysn,
of Oregon City, grand marshal; William
tricsou, el L4t urande, sentinel; It
Howard, of Pendleton, grand outside
sentinel.
Died. Mrs. James Mcllsrgue died
at Brownsville on Tuesday n'tit, May
IS, 1897. She was a pionter resident of
Linn county, a woman highly esteemed
by all knowing her. one whose death
will be regretted by a large number. Tbe
deceased was mother of Mrs. Jas. A. Mo-
Feron and Jas McHargne of this city
The funeral services occurred this after
noon at 2 o'clock at Brownsville.
W. J. Bkyas. Hon. M. A. Miller, of
Lebanon, received a letter yesterday
from the Hon. W. J. Bryan saying the
tatter wool a spend Kanday. July 11.
witb Mr. Miller here, and would address
tbe people ol Lebanon the evening pre
vious. In such a case Mr. Brvan would
have to be in Albany from noon until the
4 o'clock train, which will insure Albany
peopie seeing ana Hearing ntm.
Will Locate Near Scio. Dr. Hinz
end Mr. Lang, the Minneapolis men here
in the interest of a big Minnesota col
ony, are in tbe city this afternoon with
non. jenerson Myers making arrange
ments for tbe purchase of about 3100
acrea of land near ocio for their colony
having selected that location aa suitable
lyr tbe needs of the colony.
Fkoit Pbospects. There will be
plenty of fruit this fall. The aoole cron
is big. Tbe Italian prunes will be about
bail a crop, and more of other kinds.
Pears good crop, plums big crop, cherries
small crop. This ls not taking individ
ual cases; but reports Iroin the county
general!.
Do Yoo Want a 4th. The 4th of July
committee report that unless the busi
ness men subscribe promptly and better
than during today it will be necessary to
drop the celebration The last effort
will be made tomorrow morning. Don
put the committee off, it will be accepted
as a reiusai.
It has been definitely settled to have
new court house at feugene. The contract
will probably be let this summer, but work
will probably not begiu until next Spring
The stockholders of tbe Albany Farmer
Company yesterday afternoon reelected tbe
old and efficient board. M Payne. M H
Wilds, Sylvester Cannon, A Blevins, W P
Anderson, J W Piopst and J S Archibald.
This is one of the best managed institu
tions in the county.
Ralph Moody, attorney for the parties
that have iustituted mandamus proceed
ings against tbe secretary of stale to com
pel the auditing of claims and issuance of
warrants, was in Sa'em yesterday, and
perfected the appeal from the circuit to
the supreme court in each of the cases.
Commencement exercises of Mineral
Springs College May 22,21, 23, 20, 27 and
23. Among the exercises ot the week
are Baccalaureate sermon Sunday May
2J: graduating exercises 01 preparatory
department, Monday May 24; graiuat
ing exercise of business department
Tuesday Ma" 25; graduating exercises of
the normal department Wednesday, May
26 ; lee .u re by State Supt. Irwin Mav
27:lecture by Rev. G. A. Wair.Portland,
May 28; alumni program and banquet
Mav 28. bveryootty coraiauy invited to
be present. J. R. Gkpk, Pres.
Tub First Homk Stbawbkurixs. Mr.
Wm. Peacock is again on top on the
strawberry proposition, tie brought
tbe first box of home strawberries t Al
bany this morning, marked for the
Dkuocbat man, large solid berries, a
prince among hoboes compared with the
California article shipped here. The
crop this year will be a big one, and
Albany people will be able to tevel in
this best of all berries.
Most Piiominest R. R. Max. C. P.
Huntington, the most promint roailroad
man in the (J. 8. will be in Albany to
nighton a special train and will remain
awhile perhaps over night. He is ac
companied by his family. Manager
Kruttschnitt. U. K. tlua'insand others.
They will go to Portland.
DisMisssn. The rase against May
Burris, arrested at Ablany for polygamy
came up before Justice Johnon al Salem
yesterday, and was dlsmised want for of
any evidence ot first marriage.
Thc Huntington Party.
President Huntington and party, of
the Southern Pacific, arrived in Albany
last eight and in their elegant palace car
leit immediately for tbe bay in company
with the Hammond party. They re
turned this forenoon and left for the
frotiC Tonight they wil be in Albany
and will probably eo to Portland tomor
row morning. The event baa raieei a
general report that the Southern t'ai'tuc
is about to get potaesion of the OCA
E. and extend it into Eastern On gon.
The DaMouuT W reliah'y imbrmed that
aa a matter of fact the road wid not be
transferred to the S. P. but that the pres
ident wbbes to inspect the lumber and
other industries along tbe road witb a
view to getting control of some of tfaem i
and with future busineee in view. Mr.
Hammond recently slate! emphatically
to the Democ rat's informant that be
would not sell the road to the Southern
Pacific, in fact that it was not for saie.
Has! road propositions are always un
certain ones sod rarely materialise ac
cording to program.
A Popular Binder.
Tbe agency for the famous Jones Lever .
Binder snd the Jones Chain Mower hxM
been placed with the Stewart A Sox t
Hardware Uo.. of this cite, and tbey are
lso distributing scents tor the factory
lor all points in the central val'ey and
south of here lo the California
line. ;
Twelve or fifteen of these binders
were '
sold in this county last season, and every 'Grant county. McMahan, a resident of
one gave complete satitfac Jon. The re-1 Baker City, heard that stones deroga
suits were so good and tbe news spread f l-.rr of the character of bis sist T, Miss
to last among the tanners that theacents i
now have easy work telling them, even
binders nd four mowers have already
been told by them and the season has
hardly cofrmenced. One custom fol
lowed' closely by this firm we ran heart
ily recommend they never sell an im
plement list is not brought out to the
roatt by the factory that makes it, and
in such case extras can always tie Uad in
cae cf an accident. Our people should
pay more attention (o this point, as Ore
gon seems to be the damping ground lor
an immense, amount of machinery sold
by revivers of bankrupt factories.
Mr. Collins Elktns went lo Portland
this morning oa the Ruth.
Ike II r man. the well-known clothing!
d rummer, of San Francisco, is in the i
city. I
Miss Jessie Milloy has returned home;
r, 1 .(..,,- i. ' i- ...
tending the seminar. 1
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Prof. II. S. Strange has been
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as principal of the Jacksoeville pul-lic
school fur the ensuing year at a salary of
Mrs. X. J. Henton will join her brother
on the conductors excursion and take a
trip to Chicago and her old home in
Iowa.
Miss Man I Henderson left this morn
ing for Pend.eion, where ber father ia
ill, and will probably remain during the j
summer.
a SAtvATiox aaKT wepdiso.
About four hundred people gathered at
tbe First M. E church last nigM to wit
ness the pleasant ceremony that was to
unite Ensign Harry P. Nelson and En
sign Phoebe Salisbury, of the Salem pott
1 the salvation Army, in the bonds ol
holy matrimony.
1 he comrades of tbe young couple bad
decorated tbe rostrata lavishly and pret
tily, the conspicuous feature being a
handsome arch of ivy and roses, I rom
which was suspsnded a "weddtnn bell."
done in snow balls, with glowing roses
for a clapper. The edge of tbe rostrum
being deeply lined with varigsted roses
and the display having a tastefjl and
pleasing efljrt
aisior Mepnen Marshall commanding
the department of the North Pacific
(Was-iington, Oregon and Idsho, with
headquarters at Seattle), officiated and
the local post was in evidence, accom
panied by its guests, Stan Captain lig-
nev, Adjutant Wasbturn, bnsign Uliap-
pell. Captain bheridan. Captain Moys.
Captain and Mrs. Davis, Captain and
Mrs. weiby, Lieutenants iSelson and
Clausen, of the Portland, Oregon City
and Corvallis corps.
lbe wedding ceremony 01 tbe army.
as portrayed last mgbt, is beautiful and
impressive and of a sort lo urge upon
Hymen s votaries a realizing sense of the
gravity, as well as the joy, such a step
involves.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson will take a short
honeymoon trip before returning their
labors at this post. Statesman.
The bride was at one time captain ot
the Albany Army, its most popular head
officer. We congratulate.
50 lbs.
of Coal
A day would keep your rooms
warm in winter. But that
small stove will burn only
twenty-five. Hcnce,discomfort
and misery,
A certain amount of fat,
burned daily, would keep your
body warm and healthy. But
your digestion is bad, and you
don't get it from ordinary fat
food. Hence you a chilly,
you catch cold easily, you have
coughs and shivers; while
pneumonia, bronchitis, or con
sumption finds you with no re
sistive power.
Do this. Burn better fuel.
Use scorrs emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil. Appetite and
digestive power will revive ;
and soon A warm coating of
good flesh will protect the vital
organs against the cold and the
body against disease.
Two slits, 50 cts. and $1.00
Book free for the asking. ;
SCOTT BOWNK, Nw York. ,
, THEY ARE COMING.
The tide has started towards Linn
county. Last evening Dr A. F. Hinz
and Mr. M A. Lang, of Minneapolis,
representing the St. Nichols Colony Co.,
filed with the First National bank con
tracts and deeds in escrow for the three
big farms ot H. Shelton, Thos. fitch ford
and estate of Wm Cry us, on tbe Crab
tree just above Richardson's gsp, about
four miles from Hcio, in one of the pret
tiest VAl'eys in Oregon. This property
was s leeted after visiting many import
ant p- iats in Oregon and suited the men
the b"St. It consists of 604 65 acres of
Harvey Sbelton's farm, 484 acres of the
Thos Pitch ford farm and about 1200
acres of the Wm. Cyma farm, 2470 acres
in all. and will cost about S35.0O0 in ail.
Dr. Him left today for Minneapolis and
Mr. Lang for the Crabtree valley with a
surveyor to plat the property. It will be
cut up into tracts of only 16 acres ar
ranged so the four bouses and gardens
will come together at the Intersection.
The colony will consist of Hungarian-
Austrians, catholics, and over one hun
dred families, representing about five
hum' red people from Minnesota and ad
joining states have already agreed to
come. Dr. Hinx says that eventually 800
to 1000 families will locate in tbe same
vicinity. Forty or fifty of the young
men will come this fall aod p'.ow the en
tire section deep. They will be followed
in the spring bv others and their fam
ilies and daring the year, meetly in
group. Three people are thrifty, econ
omical; a family doing wonders on a
small tract. Of course they raise n
wheat, at least only enough for their
own use: but will make a specialty (A
bops, prunes and berries Messrs. Hinz
and Laog were greatly impressed not on
ly witb tbe land and lis surroundings,
but as wed with our splendid transpor
tation facilities an i cheap taxes.
Lebanon.
Ia the game of base ball last Saturday
between the Lebanon and Sodaril'e
nines, the Lebanon boys won by a score
of SO to 12. There was very poor playing
on both sides
Dr. Mack Denny and w ife have lo
cated in Arlington. Eastern Oregon.
where tbey will practice medicine. Their
many friends in this -ity wish them suc
cess in the r new field.
Miss Olive Armstrong bad tbe sad mis
fortune to loose a fine gold wau-b. a gift
from her mother, also a parse contain-
ing
vi snd a certificate of deoosat 00
Cutlet's bank for a similar amount
Express,
W e are sorry to lecrn that Real, Pea
cock A Co. intend to close out their bas
inets in this city. This ie now tbe lead
ing dry goods br-Ui-e in Lebanon, and
will be greatly mi aee I by our citisena.
Lloyd M ulit w as called to Portland last
week to undergo an examination by rail
road USctals preliminary to going into
the employ ot the company aa a station
I aveui. Vt passed a ssiisfactonr eiam-
inaiioo and was placed on the company's
extra list. He was exiled f Sprinfield
turjy evening to take charge of that
station lor a lea weeks. Advance.
Oiks. Woatt. John McMahao has
iuu been placed in the penitentiary tor
hie lor murder committed on Aonl Tu.in
Cectla McMahaa,, aged 19 years, were tn
circulation, and be at one deckled that
Louts (iuthridge, postmaster at Granite,
was the author of them. He. therefore,
proceeded to granite and on Wedneeday,
April 2lt, tbe men met; trouble at
ooce ensued aod Postmaster Gutht idge
was shut through the heart by McMahae ,
dying instantly. Louis Guthridge, a
brother of the tnfa-iated man's victim,
attempted to disarm and apprehend tbe
murderer, when be. too, was shot in the
face, receiving a danger oua wound.
The Ort Fauows The grand lodge
yeeterdev elected the following of
ficers: Grand master. Claud Hatch, of
Salem; depety grand master, T 8 Wells,
of Pendleton; grand warden, W H We-
h-ung. of HiHsboro; grand secretary. E
E Sharon, of Portland ; Grand treasurer,
r 0 J? X"rtr " llcUd lo
succeed L C Parker as grand repretenla-
tir. T J Stil bj0' the holdover gand
representative
Tbe remainder of the
. f ' i an innninlir. Iiul SM,.WI
bv the grand master w hen be is installed.
The Rebeccas elected the following of
ficer: Mrs. Ida Foster, of Portland,
president; Pauline dine, vice president;
Ora Ccsper, of Dallas, secretary; Mrs.
Uoiden, from Eugene, treasurer.
JrrxiE Bktsox. From the Gaxette:
Telegrams received here yesterday an
.ounce that J R. Bryson, wbo ia now in
New York city, is in a critical condition
and that tbe worst might be ex
pected at acy hour. Uoscoe tryaon,who
ia attending school at Eugene, was tele
graphed to go east, bat later received a
telegram from bis father telling bim it
was use ess to come and bidding him
goodbye. A general feeling of sadness
pervade the city, owing to these tnoet
unwelcome lidogs.
A xoTusa Stone Qcakbt. Wm. Toner,
Fre. Wittenstrora and John Lucas left
for Rock creek last Tuesday morning, to
look after tbe granite ledge at that place)
and to see what work will be necessary
befoie market ble stone can be got oat.
Mr. Waldenstrom is an old quarryman,
and will look the ledge carefully over.
Mr. Tooer was accompanied by bis wife
and children, and to them the trip will
no doubt be an enjoyable outing. Lead
er.
Tits 4tu or JrLV subscription commit
tee have not yet raised sufficient funds
to jumfv meeting the cit:sens as ar
ranged for tonight, and hence have as
sumed authority lo postpone tbe general
meeting to W edneeday evening of next
week at 8 o'clock p. tu. in the city coun
cil chambers, when the subscribers are
invited to meet with them.
Oihcea Comiso. The Columbia Opera
t o. will play in the opera bouse next
Wednesday evening, after a two nights
engagement in Salem. The company is
highly spoken of. au h lor particulars.
Tub Medal Oontkxi under the aus
pices of the W C. T. C. will be held on
June 9. It is proposed to give a fine
program. There will be six or seven
contestants among the young people,
music, etc.
Wiu, Be Bpilt. J. M Wallace and
Thos. Kay say there is no doubt about
the railroad being extended from Wa
terlooo via Sodaville.as soon as the grad
ing can be completed. The capital has
been secured. Journal.
The state grange will meet in Corvallis
onluesday of next week.
There are SOS telephones on the Sakm
syrteiu.
Two divisions ot tbe conduc'ors excur
sions, now united, are expected through
Albany some time tomorrow morning. Tbe
train bat been delayed some.
Redding, California, where the Zeis
boys are operating an ice factory, is about
tbe size ot Albany and has 32 saloons.
One of them ; owned by two ex-Corvallia-ites,
Frank Buchanan and Ben Zone.
Gazette;
A brain Biandt. ex-master mechanic of
the Oregon & California railroad, died
Wednesday at his residence, 100 North
Eighteenth street, Portland. Deceased was
a native of Lancaa'.er, and was aged 68
years. The interment will be Saturday, at
Riverview cemetery
Tub Lebanon 4th. Lebanon people
mean business this year and will make
tbe eagle scream with an attractive pro
gram of contests, speaking etc. on July
3rd N. L Butler will deliver the reg
ular oration in the forenoon and Mrs.
Abigail Scott Duniway, a special address
in the afternoon. Miss Helen Ora w lord
of the O. A. O. will read the declaration
of independence.
pYAn
0
PQVMR
Absolutely Pure
Celebrated for its great leavening
strength and bealinfulnes. Assures tbe
focd sgatnst alum and all furms of adul
teration common to tbe cheap brands.
Rotal Bakiko Powdek Co , New York.
SATTJEDA-
NOTHING IN IT.
fhe states meats being made that tbe
S. P. was etting bold of tbe O C. & E.
were completely knocked in the bead by
Mr. Huntington in Portland, when be
said taan Oregonian reporter:
There is nnhing in it, so far as I am
concerned. Mr. Hammond kiddly took
me over bis bis line, as a matter of cour
tesy, and I appreciated and eojoved it.
Of court e, I dou't know wb-H is in bis
mind, but be hra not ment'oned the sub
ject to me. I failed :o find any partic
ular place for that road, ft was built by
eastern capitalists, and I think that it is
sate o say that.f rom the time the ground
was broken on that road, it cost not lees
than $1,0X),000 and not one man wbo
put his tnonry, into it originally ever got
a cent ont of it. It has some rich timber
lands toward te mountains, and open
places for cultivation ; but it wants de
veloping. Yaqn-na will never amount
U anything as a port, because Portland
is the natural i,lace for it, and aiawya
will be; so tbato far aa I am concerned,
if some ane was u offer to lay down that
road to me (or $-50,00 I would not taae
it op.
Tbe DxaocauT was right.
SOCI4L 4ND PERSONAL
E. L. Power went to Salem this morn
ing to spend Sunday with bis parents.
Miss Ethel A yen went theoogb Al
bany this nooa lor her borne in San Jose.
lodge and Mrs.C E. Wolverton came
np this noon on a Vitit to the tatters
parents.
Mrs. W. F. Hendricfoo, of this city is
in Independence on a visit sntb ber
daughter Mrs. A. J. Goodman.
Mr. John Schmeer left for Crook coun
ty the first ot the week behind two mules.
tie will be gone two or three weeks.
Howard Fellinser and three ottr
student of the Sta.e University of L-
reo' , are tn the cay on a bicyde trip.
VI r. Ingalis brother of tbe celebrated
correspondent of the Examiner for the
Corbett-Filnimmoo fight,was in Albany
today.
Mrs. Jeese Barker aad daughter of
Dunsmuir, CeiU., arrived in Albany this
afternoon and are the guest of A. D
Barker.
Lkenee ha been issued for the mar
riage of Guy L. Porter and Cora May
CXji dwell.
Mr. Alex Power baa been appointed P.
M. of Haleey. He ts a brother of E. L.
Power of this city, and ia a popular
young man.
Mrs. B, II. Robert eon, and daughters.
Misses Lilly and Ina. Mrs. J. Noreroa
and Miaa Law went to Salem this morn
ing on a visit with friends in that city.
Hecry McFarland went to Albany
Monday morning, to be at the bedside
of Louie Gaibraan, wbo is dangerously
ill. Brownsville Time.
L. L. Say, recently of Brownsville baa
purchased an interest in a box factory,
in Indianapolis, and ia secretary of the
company and o, remands good wage.
Times,
Tbe interstate oratorical contest will
take place in Portland this evening.
Fred Fisk.of Engine, Oregon's repre
resentative, was in Albany this week on
tbe way there.
Past Noble Grands T. J. Stitea and W.
C.Tweedale, J. C Littl-r, Mrs. ceare
and Mr. Burkbart, and C. C Jackson
and W. W. Francis of Haleey, returned
last night from tbe grand lodge I. O. O.
F. at Portland.
Rev. J. W. Smith. Prof Carlton Sox,
Misses Ava Baltimore, Mildred Burmee-
ter and Mary CondiS went o Onkville
last night, where Rev. Smith delivered a
lecture on r.dacauon, every enter
taining and scholar y effort.
David Froman. Sr., John Al .house ar.d
Frank Froman, will lea re on Monday '. jT
Fish Lake. They are Albany's oldest
and most expert fishermen, the foraer
two baring whipped una county streams
lor over lortv vears. aod we wiu loot tor
an immense lot of bar-stones.
The Indian War Veterans.
I
Just thirty Indian war veterans met
at the court boon this afternoon at 1
o'clock and heid an intereeting and pro
fitable meeting. A feature waa a red
hot speech by Hon W. R Bilyeu, chair
man of tbe meeting, in which he paid a
just tribute to tbe service of the veter
ans and in favor of a pension for tbem
oa account of the spl-ndid service tbey
did tor this Pacific Coast civilisation.
He was followed by Hon. L. U. Mon
tany wbo gave some pointed statistics
in reference to the service done in the
wars for tbe protection ot our pioneer.
The following delegate were elected
to the state convention to be held in Port
land on -June 15: Jonas Davis, WM
Powers. Jason Wheeler. Sylve&Ur Can
non. Chris Farlow. 8 W Crowder. Alfred
Blevins, V H Jolwell. F M Wesifall, I D
Miller, J B McFarland.
Mb. Bbvas. William Jennings Bryan
will arrive in Albany on Sunday morn
ing, July 11. and will spend tbe day witb
bis friend Hon. M. A. Miller, ot Lebanon.
He is to speak at the Chautauqua As
sembly at Oregon City, at 2 p. nr.- oa
Monday. If a special train can be 1
cured to take him there in the forenoon
he will speak at Lebanon at 8:30 o'clock
a. m. when a special train will go from
Albany. An effort ia being made to se
cure the train, aud tbe etianees are that
Linn county peoplo will have a chance to
bear one ot tbe wonas pest xnown ana
brightest men.
Mr. Bryan will speak at Ashland on
Saturday the 10th, at Oregon City on
Monday at 2 p m, at Portland in the
evening, besides at Lebanon aa stated,
which ia the whole of hia Oregon en
gagement. He will next apeak at Salt
Lake City on July 14.
Waa nt Albaxy. From the Statesman
Secretary V alpole, of the city board of
charities, of Portland, warns the pub ic
againat Albert J. Crreen, age about 25;
heights feet 3 inches: weight about 120.
He haa curly black hair, eyes dark,amall
and sunken His eyebrows meet over
tbe nose. He is working the pastors of
the Willamete valley, and bas been at
Eugene, Junction City and Albany. He
has the appearance 01 aa Italian and
claims to be a converted Jew, except
when appealing to the Jews. He is a
Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, etc.,
according to the belief ot the person he
approaches for aid. He gets the names
of tbe ministers before he begins opera
tions ana works systematically.
HOME AND ABFOAD.
The bowling Alley will be open Satur
day evening at 7 o'clock for a big contest.
See tbe new lea' ber belt book at French's
jjwelry store.
Bota bave too seen that new Hoe of en
gaeement and wedding rtLga at French's
jewelry store? They are the proper thing.
Best
Ice Cream
Anywhere
At F. U. Pfeiffers.
See Smiley about it .
Smiley 's piuters are ia.
Dawson sells Liverine.
Liverine 50c at Dawson's.
Dahlia bulbs at F L Kenton's.
Apples at C E Brow mkll'h.
Smiley does the best printing.
A good second band sewing machine for
96. CsuwroBD Habxisk.
Delicious ice cream soda at P. H. Pfeif
fer's. Pictures from 75 cenls to $25 per do?, ji
at Longs gallery.
Conn k Huston have sold sixteen Waver
lies this spring.
Grave robbery should be punishable by
life imprisonment.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows next
year will meet at Roseborg.
F H Pbeiffer's ice cream baa stood the
test. It is all right.
A beautiful line of butter dishes at
French's jewelry store.
Belts and skirt supporters, new styles at
French's jewelry store -
For a good phi sic take Liverine. for sale
by Dawwn, the "pill autocrat-"
Crawford k Harnuh for photographs.
Prices from II to PQ per dozes.
Cad at French's iewelrv store and see
tbe latest snd newest shirt waist sets.
Water while comb honey from California.
Just ia at UK Baow ell's
Tbe Entitle 4ve for Portland at 7 a m on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Try C Simpson Soo's City Laundry
or first class wore opp St. Chas hotel.
73 ladies were selecting dress and shirt
waist goot's yesterday at P. Cohen s, at one
tune.
Two package of garden aaeds for Sets.
scenrdins; to their usual custom at Stewart
A Sox'a.
Hair catting 10c, shaving 10c at the
Bora barber .nop Fuller A Isoco pro
prietirs
Tb prane a op generally will be good.
but lighten on Italians. This seems to be
tbe report.
Remember whea yon want Hear thai
AumsTille brand is the very best. Every
rack guaranteed.
Dr G W. Mist on. eb) ficiaa and sur
geon, Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
ly ia city or country
Mrs Vierick baa opened ber ice cream
parlors and summer garden tor tne season.
Ice cream 5 and 10 cents a dish.
Information that it worth it weight ia
go'd: Get your meats of ah kinds at Hen
ry Sro-ler a. oa becood street
Drt H. E. and O. K. Beers office .?
residence in tbe post office building Spec
ial attention given to diseases of wouea-
Tbe round trip rate to the National Y P
Sdl'iiKuliiMiM will con
j p-rfcAps tl5, first dmm. Several ill go
- i yn A Ha n r .
That German washing Gold, which bus j
proven such a fine thiiur has arrived at
Parker Bros ia a large quantity. Call
I
and try a bottle.
Aa attach meet to recover f 133 has been
placed on the orchard, aad personal proper
ty of the Exoeisior Frjit company, by
Charles Sonady, an employe oa the prem
ises. Corvallis Times.
J. Norexoia has moved to just east of
Schmeer 'a stabVes, 2a I. street, where he will
svp in market fine ash, game aad poul
try. Call on bim.
Mrs L Viereck is prepared to furnish ice
reara in any quantity on short notice at
her ice cream parlors rrd summer garden.
Ie cream S and 10c a oish
The price of genuine Oliver chilled plow
share has been reduced to 50 cents. Be
care the name Oliver ia on every share.
ror sa-e only by Hopkins Bros.
Buy tbe Aaawvii, try tne Anmrrille
and yoo will have no other brand. It ia
made of Oregon's best white wneat and ia
guaranteed to be tbe best fiocr.
A car oa theStnlacnom electric line, AS
rji'es out of Seattle was stood up by a kme
robber yesterday, and was shot dead by
Superintendent Dame, who was oa the
car.
Or half of the ground floor of the aew
brick building now being; put np just
north n the Dkmocat c3sce. will be 00
cnpkd by IX . J C Littler, dentist, about
Joae I.
Keep going until too teach the shop of
tbe Aibany Dressed Beef Company, where
yon will Snd a fine tine of meats of all
kinds. This company keeps the best aad
; ya will be sorry if yon don't call on them.
oeaidrr 7vx" ways, think before yon
kc and then go to Haight Bros , where
yi. : will So i jt choice stoca of meals of all
kinds to orvi from. You are bound to be
pkssed if you order of them.
S-n Francisco can now come back red
hot oa Port; aad. A woman of that city
jre" crepe foe a dead bull doa. Saa
Francisco women certainly never did
Br
thirg a) silly as that.
George Guthridire bas sued Walla Walla
tor M5.7.26 damruea on account of injur
lea received while a member of tbe paid
fir department by being thrown ol tbe
chemical engine on the way to a fire.
The freight train out of Ashland for the
tooth was partially derailed at Gregory
aiding, on the south side of tbe Siskiyou,
yesterday, tbe envine going off the tr.k.
As a result todays overland did not arrive
until 3 o'clock and the coadoctor's special
at 2 r0 o'clock.
Choice sardine
at
C E Bbowsbllb.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
eently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
byrupof Figs is for tale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand' will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F13 STB VP U
SAM ftAMQIKO. C4t
worms, uh new not, sic
The Right Way.
A busines man to treat b:s customers
all on the square and alike most buy bia
good when be can get the do. est prices.
He mast mark these goods whet received
at tbe lowest poexible figure to sell to
hi customers. He doe not sell these
goods higher Monday than Toesdaya as
that ia discriminating againat tbe cus
tomer wbo cannot come on Tuesdays.
Goods once bought at a given price can
he sold at a given price until ali disposed.
W e have always 'een careful to eel', you
everything in our line at the e'oeeet pos
sible figures and it make no difference
to as what day you come you will pay
no more tbaa your neighbor who came
before-yon. We treat everybody alike
in every and all things.
Ksecut & Meiseb-
Jrjnot Bbtsosj Dead. Judge J. E.
Bryson, died in New York city yesterday
afternoon at4;30p m. the result of a
cancer in bia stomach. He waa one cf
Corvallis' most prominent aa well aa
moat popular citizen, a brieht mac arui
a well one of great integrity of charac
ter, rfujge jKryson waa a brother of
Mrs. Dr- Aubrey of this city. Albanr
attorneys, wbo knew bim well speak in
tbe highest term of him aa a lawyer and
man and with sincere regret. The re
bains will be brought to Corvallis for in
ter meet.
Bkj Cattlb Ship ext. Nearly 120.000
baa just been put in circulation by tbo
purchae of 900 bead of cattle in the
Forks of tbe Santiam bv the Croft Brae.
Tbey will be shipped to Montana. Stock
raising is bound to become a great in
dustry even in this valley. Our foothills
are peculiarly well fitted for it.
Pedssixo the BrrTov. The Albany
Camera Clu last evening e'ected tbe fol
lowing omcers : f. A. i oong.preaident ;
D. II. James, vice president: C B.
Winn, secretary; J. M. Ralston, treas
urer. All interested in amateur pho
tography are invited to meet with the
club on Friday, May 23.
iul. . - li. K- i ne pr
ary survey of lbe Falls-CUy-galem rail
road has neen ma:e. Harry Utupman
ha bad charge of the work. The name
ia to be too Locaiamnte Valley and
Western Railroad.
A Coxtm Evest. The Boy Club oa
Friday, June 4, will present the thrilling
drama "Cant. Jack or tbe Irian Outlaw,"
at the opera bouae Tbey are rehears
ing for its proper presentation.
Tbe Cosdcctobs. Eight bi car loads
of conductors went through Albany at
2:40 this afternoon, large, brown, y 11 y
fine looking men and women, as happy
a looking crowd a ever breathed ozene.
A good many Albany people were out to
aee tbea.
Mthtemocb. Lam evening two China
men were seen digging in tiackieman'e
field beyond tbe depot. Today a bole
waa found there with some bJoody piper
j and cfcrba Some think a dead xxiy
?
ltU
child had been dug np. We give
np.
Sailing Notice. Steamer Faralloa Is
due to sail from Yaiuina for San Fran
cisco Tuesday, May 25th. Passengers
should leave Albany at noon of 2 -Kb to
connect.
A Big Exam. Hopkins Bros today
wld to Austin A Propet a Buffalo Pius
engine, tbe bizgest threeticg engine ever
sold in Linn county. -
Bay yoar next lamp chimney at
THE FAIR.
and yoar troaolee witb breakage
ended .
rill be
j. 1 ram
P. S. Our first special sale on Friday
waa a great socceesa. Watch our
announcement for next Friday.
S. H SCH1FFLER & CO.
Merchant
Tailors
Carry tbe largast and
most complete stock of
Cloths ia the valley.
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EESHISIPEOOIEgr-
1 NSTRU M E NT ATI O IM
I Vlo II Vio Qar, Cor-, Trora
Bass ard Drums
Ife-pex toie of -qe-vf (visic
-Moat Fnraiibed For-
Coocerta, Parties. Receptions a. Ester
tainmeata at raasoaabte rates.
Correspondence solicited regardiar- rr
gigemets out of town.
Address Bert Wetrook. Business Mae
sger. Revere House. Albany, Oregon
Carats as dTTJ MarksoMatnea aad all r
-a tuu. - ahM.l-SaSkaw tW an SalBI I I SB a s. SJSSa
a a - - - Waa nut wiaa tf
Foa moart.wwiuRv -
1 . .-K.faaa, sTbm a a till
raMBtiaamred. A Paaipatet -How
tala Passcta," vitlk coat cf aaata la the l. a.
and tta onatriea saat era.
C. A. SNOW & CO. ;
a. -" - tpi a 1
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Masaa. rSTSWT V'lVl. rw awvtreisj vwra. wav v 1
NEW HOME LAUNDRY. t North
enc of Ellsworth Street. Family
washing taken. Particular attention paid
to bundle washing and mending. Satis
faction guaranteed. Mb. Ch busts ib
FTFTY DOLLARS A "WEEK EASILY
MADE. Agent wanted ia every lo
cality for Hon W J Bryan's great and only
book. The First Battle. " The best seller
ever produced Agents are taking as many
aa 200 orders per week. Beware of fraud
ulent imitations. Send for outfit aad be
gin work at once.
W BOON KEY COM PANT, Publisher
41 Dearborn Street, Chicago.
LOST. Purse containing $16, a few
pennies, note for $30 and a few other
things, between Mrs Reams and residence
at 4th and Washington. Please return to
Mrs Braitaia and receive reward.
An old $5 piece of IS06 was also ia the
pocket book. - - . .
F)R SALE. The meat maiket furni
ture, tools and slaughter boose tools,
the Emerick market. Call oa Louis
ruck man or William Fiickinger for parental.
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