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ALBANY COLLEGE,
Calendar for 1898-7
1896 Sept. 16 College Year begins . . Wednesday
Nov. 28-27 Thanksgiving Day recess, Thura. and Fix.
Dec. 21- -Term examinations begin . Monday
Dec. 23 First Term ends . Wednesday
Winter Vacation of Twelve Days
'."387 Jan 5 Second term begins .
Feb 22 Washington's Birthday a holiday,
AprilS Term Examinations begin
April 8 Second Term ends ...
Arbor Day Vacation of Faur Days
April 12 Third Term begins . . Tuesday
Jane 8 Final Examinations begin - Tuesday
Jane 13 Baccalaureate Sermon . Sabbath forenoon
' " - Tone 13 Address before the Y. M. and Y. W. C- A.
- - - Sabbatb evening
Jane 14 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees
-' - Monday afternoon
June 14 Junior Oration S)
, lit-! i Graduating Exercises of
Music
June t5 Ft-yular Entertainment
Jane 16 Commencement
Jane 16 Alumni Rtvanion
Vnnr Coarse of Instruction leading np to dgrees.
Mnnic courses, with appnpriate diplomas.
For farther information, address
Wallace How Lee, President. Albany, Or.
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Rugs,
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Linen Warp Matting,
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He Struck Oil.
From the Corvallis Times :
The fa'fc that they once borei for oil
on the Wyatt farm west of Corvallis,
without favorable result , is brought to
mind by the experience ot feter Mangas,
father of Henry Mangas, this city, l'eter
Mangas is a rosident of Ohio, and was
out to Oregon on-a visit to his son and
other relatives in Benton county a couple
of years ago. He recently struck an oil
vein on his farm, and has at this lime
five wells in operation, four of which are
excellent wells. He is now engaged in
drilling two more, and if these turn out
to be as good as expected, it is likely
that his farm will be connected with the
great pine line to Chicago and the ac
cumulation of a handsome fortune will
be the result. It coat Mr. Mangas $3000
to oore ins nrst tnree wens.
A curious fact connected with Mr
oiangas- on line is mat the tarm on
which it was discovered fell into his
hands against his wishes. At the time
he was oat here he held a second mort
gage on ihe farm, and his departure
;rom here was hurried by complications
in the matter, lie wis hnaily forced to
tafce the place at a total cost of some
thing over $1,100.
It was a swampy sort of land and was
wunout a redeeming feature to cause Mr
Mangas to feel proud of his owners -up
oi it. t here had in the past been borings
for oil a few miles distant and at other
places in the vicinity, but rone of the
drills ever opened an oil ve:n. Finally
the notion to try for oil seized Mr Man
gas, and after sinking a 1,600 foot shaft,
oil was struck. An immediate offer of
$3,000 for the swampy farm was prompt
ly refused, and now many times that
sum wonldn't touch the property. Oil
now sells to the Standard Oil Comtanv
at 10 cents per barrel : It used before
that com nan r swallowed nn enmnetimr
concerns, to bring a dollar per barrel
Mr. Mangas was to have come to Oregon
this spring, bat his oil find has caused a
change of plan.
Oakville.
A large crowd of our best men and
women met at the church vesterdav and
proceeded to cleanss the temple with
water and soap.
Mr Ike Watson called at home veeter-
day, he ia very much disappointed on
act-oust of he anion picnic being set for
the9th as that is Decoratiou Day and
he can't take in both.
Some handsome young ladies invited
us to a tend a praver meeting at A. S.
Uamill's yesterday evening ! ' We ac
cepted ! . , ..-wy.'a
A ttranger gives na the following item :
As I was passing through Oakville and
t iking in the sights. I saw something
new in the way of cultivating pot toe.
A large man was riding a small horse
and a small boy was holding the p!ow.
we tbonght of the maxim of Poor Kich-
ard: "He that would bv labor thrive
mast either hold the plow or drive '
We will add that this was near the larze
fruit drier in orth Oakviile. The
names of the parties were not known to
our informant.
The family of O. W. Stoae will eo ts
Nevada soon. Mr S. has an interest in
La gold mine in that state.
We will meet yoa on the 29th Y. A .
LirrtK 3osk Ero.
The First Ihrcshcr.
Yesterdav Peter Hither and X. H.
Bateman came in and purchased of the
Stewart A Sox Hardware Co. one of the
most (ompletethreehing outfits ever eo!d
in ihe valley. Ihe engine u a com
pound, and is rated at from 16to20horte
power : the separator is a 33x60'Cyclone"
of the very latest pattern, with a power
ful wind sucker attached to it. Besides
this they bought a mounted water tank,
and taking it all through there isn't
better-threshing rig in this part of the
counlv. It was manufactured by Rnseeli
A Co. of ilassillon, Ohio, and this fart
alone is sufficient to prove tbat it will
(rive satisfaction to the purchasers and
their customers, as these separators and
engines have been sold throughout tbe
valley for years and bare been built es
pecially to meet the wants of our people.
Messrs. Bitber and Bateman are two of
tbe most prominent farmers m the coun
ty, and live on the Calapooia about 3
miles below Brownsville, ond t'le new
outfit will be run in that locality.
Leo Ehokes. Dr. G. W. Maston was
cal'ed early this morning to J. H Poin
dexter s place, in the forks. tos-tthe
leg of Mr. Jaa. Horsbargh, who bad been
working on tbe Poindexter place. Mr.
Horsbargh was logging, when a log loll
ed against him breaking the lig, causing
a Pots fracture.
J. A. Beard, of the U. S. custom office,
was in Aluany to-day.
Prof Barzee, president of the Normal
school at Drain, was in Albany to-day.
Next Tuesday the K.ofP. of Albany
and Corvallis will give an excursion to
Detroit, which promises to be a delight
ful affair
Aseeisor Alexander. Recorder Waters,
Robert Huston. Pete Callahan and sev
eral other Corvallis men were in the city
to-day to meet tbe remains of the late
J. R. Bryson.
Mr. J. W. Day left to-day for St.
Helens, where be will form a pirtnersnip
for the practice of law with Mr. Dullard.
His many Albany friends will hope for
bis success.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nickerson are
now located on tbe Nickerson place in
our southern suburbs, and tbe bappy
groom has returned to his delivery
wagon.
Tbe Presbyterian general assembly ia in
ession at Eagle Lake, 111., the C P's at
Chicago, tbe U P's at Keck Island. 111.
The Southern Pacific has reduced its rate
between Portland and San Francisco to
$10 first class and 17.50. Tbe war is on
A fccbeme u on foot in Portland to move
the Corvallis wagon factory to tbat city.
Certainly the northwest ought to be able
to support a carriage factory.
The College Club and Bots Club Tester -
I day afternoon played their third and con
cluding game of baseball, each having
previously won a game. Tfaecolleee club
won 11 to 4. Aldridge and Booth were
the battery for the college and Ashby and
Weatberford for the Boys Club. K. VS'eath-
lerford umpired.
Tbe 0 C & E is hauling out heavy trains
of piling, ties, etc, from op the road for
ane in repairing the road, most of the pit
ins iroinz to parts west of Albany. Ibe
I company is also dumping rock by the car
load, from the rioneer quarries, tnto tae
I South Santiam river to strengthen their
piers at tbat place, and to prevent tbe
water from cutting away the banks.
n a
jyuM
- Most Torturing, Disfiguring,
Humiliating
Of itching, burning, bleeding, scaly skin
and scalp humors Is Instantly relieved
by a warm bath with Cdticdba Soap,
a single application of Cuncc&A. (oint
ment), the great akin cure, and a full dose
of Cuncoju. Bksolvbxt, greatest of blood
purifiers and humor ares.
Iticira
Bkkbdibs speedily, permanently, and
economically core, when all else fails.
Porrsv Dura in Cm Coar., Sol Prop., Vettoa,
mr"Uv to Con Enr? Skin ud Blood UuawrVlna,
PIMPLY FACES MSbM?, "
1 he Reason .
Mr. G. F. Skipworih in the Eugene
Guard tells why Mr. Bryan will go to
Lebanon. He says : I nollce an article
in the Daily Guard of May 24, relative to
W.J.Bryan's visit to Lebanon, and I
think you do Lebanon a great injustice
by saying "the appointment should have
been Albany or Eugene instead of an
out of the way place like Lebanon."
Certainly Mr. Editor, you were not con
versant with the facts or you would not
have made the above statement. Mr.
Bryan's appointment was made at Leb
anon without the intervention of any
committee whatever, hut was secured
through the personal efforts of Hon. M .
A. Miller himself.
Mr Bryan wrote Mr Miller a personal
letter to the effect that he had intended
to go through from Ashland to Portland
without stopping at any intermediate
points, but inasmuch as he hal person
ally promised Mr Miller that if he ever
name to Oregon,he would make Leban n
a visit, therefore he would spend Sunday
here and apeag to the people on the tol
lowing Monday. Now these are the facta
in the case. You can readily see that it
was through Mr Miller's efforts, unaided
by any one. that Mr Bryan was prevailed
upon to speak in this part of Oregon, ami
had it Pot been for the personal friend
ship that exists between Miller and
Bryan the people in thi seclio.1 would
not have been permitted to hear the
great orator without going to Portland or
Oregon City.
In view of the above facts I think the
newspapers and public generally, should
do everything in their power to make
the meeting a success. The citizens of
Lebanon will entertain their guests in
royal style on that day. Let everybody
come and bear the great advocate of
bimetallism. Respectfully.
U. F. kifwoktii.
Albany Will Celebrate.
A meeting of subscribers to the 4th of
July fund was held !ast evening. C. G.
tJurkbart presided, witb J. M. Vomers as
secretary. F. M. French, chairman of
the (tatietription committee, reported
$o23.50 raised for the celebration. Upon
motion it was decided to celebrate on
Saturday, July 3rd. Upon motion of
H. J. Hopkins a committee of seven was
ordered appointed with C. G. Borkbart
as chairman, with power to appoint tab
committees. The. committee will be ap
pointed in day or two. It is desired to
increase the amount of the subscription
as it is yet too small for the most effective
work.
Jrnr.g Fryoox's IUmain. The re
mains of J. U. bry son were taken tb rough
Albany this noon for Corvallis Mrs.
Brvson was met in Portland by her ton
and Judges Burnett and Mc Fad Jen, and
at this city by several other prominent
citizens. The funeral aervicw will occur
at the family residence to morrow at 2
p. m. and will be under the au'picvs of
the Masonic to Ue of wbhu be was a
member. Before bis death he led in
struction, among other things akin
for a short burial service, and tbat IW
French make remarks at his srve. The
Corvallis bar wdl attend in a body and
will pass appropriate resolutions thowini
the high respect in hi,h Judge Bry son
was held. verl Albany lawyers and
brother Masons will attend the services
from this city.
mo Paiia Albany pcofle werej
given a musical trrat last evening bv
the Columb.a Opera Company, in tbe
presentation of Said Panha, a very live.y
and np to (,ate opera. Tbe company baa
some fine voires. Miss Ethel b'aich.
formerly with the Boetoniaits, has out of
the sweelst voices ever beard in Albany;
Mr Da vies as To ran no diplavs an ex
cellent tenor, Mr Kroner is particularly
gooa in iieeeen Key. beorge Kunkle as
liadad and Jack lien 't-reon as Nockey,
area show alone, and the entire cast fs'a
good one. Tbe audience was a satisded
one when life performance closed.
The company bare an open date next
Tt-esdav previous to leavinc for Calsfor
n a on the Faral'on, and have been in
duced to return U Albany and present
the opera Mascot, if a suiticieM eturantv
is given to justify it. Mr. Warner will
take the beard around.
Fixa (imxm. W. M. Toner, ex
press meeseng t on the U. C. A E. rail
road, was in Salem yesterday, going
from here to Portland by tbe afternoon
train He b roue tit over a splendid sam
ple of gray irantie from bis claim on
Rock Creek, in Lincoln coanty, f-r the
purpese of having II. G. Laker, the
stone cotter, of this city, test it It it
out of a ledge which is located only sev
en miles from Nashville, the nearest
railroad point, and is absolutely ream-
less. It resembles tbegray hootch gran
ite ana is, doubtless, a valuable find.
Mr Toner expects to develop tbe ledge
ano put his granite on the market soon.
SUtaeman. The Democrat has seen
some of tbe stone, a very pretty rock.
Tut: Cattlb Makktt. From the Fos
sil Journal: "This week R. E. Wrenn
purchased of Vim. Kays a bunch of ex
tra good cattle, mostly Herefords, f jr
which he paid about $3 per bead better
than tbe best prices paid in tbts country
heretofore this seiton, or for great
many seasons, for tbat matter. The
prces were: Yeailings, $13; twxi, $24;
threes, $28. No cutting was done at
these prices, and Mr. Wrenn offered to
pay $2 per head more if allowed to reject
a lew o tne interior onea "
Thohb Gypsies. fhat band of gvpsies,
or rather Spaniards, arrived in Albany
this morning much earlier than was ex
pected,ha7ing made forced marches from
Drain. They were informed there that
the state fair was In session at Salem,
and they are in a hurry to get there
ltiey are "had eggs ' all tbe way
through, an otnery, cultis lot.
Aptkb Rev. Ross. Charges have been
preferred against Rev. E. A. Ross, tbe
evangelist, by the presiding elder of the
M. E. church, Suth, of V isalia district
for preaching in bis district without hi
permission and againnt his expressed
wishes. The result will be that unless
the charges are withdrawn Mr. Rosa will
be tried at the next Quarterly conference
of that district, and will lie compelled to
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Journal.
Woodmen's Emotion. The serai-an
nual election of officers for the Woodmen
of the World was held last evening, and
ramiea as ioiiows :
L. V lereck, Consul Commander.
w. A. Mcclain, Advisor Lieut.
F. T. Blount, Escort.
Jaa. Mcllargue, Watchman.
W. H. Davis, Sentry.
C. C. Uogue, Manager.
A Clam Bakb The Albany lodge of
Elks are trvincr to arramre for m. iriml
clam bake lor the members of that order
at Newport on the 26th of June. If ar
rangements are made a very low rate
will be given from all points, ard it is
expected that some ISOO or 600 Elks will
be in attendance. Toledo Leader.
On Nyb BitooK. Newport is enjoying
quite a boom. The prospects of erecting
a Urge auditorium for a summer Bchool
has sent real estate up so that people in
the vicinity of Nye Creek are atktng
twice as much for lots as last year. Cor.
journal.
Spring Humors, eruptions, hives
boils, pimples, soies, are perfectly and per
manently cured by Hood's Sarsapanlla,
tne oeai spring tueuicino sna une irue
Blood runner.
Hood's Fills are the favorite family
cathartic, easy to take, easy in effect. 25c.
Mrs. Yiereck has connected parlors with
her summer garden, where she can serve
tbe public in all kinds of weather witb her
delicious ice cream.
A LINN CO. EXHIBIT.
The following letter baa been sent out
to many prominent Llun county men :
Office of County Judge,
Albany; Oregon, May 25, 1897.
Dear Kir?
It is an undisputed fact that during
tha coming summer and autumn large
numbers of immigrants win come to Or
egon for tbe purpose of purchasing
homes; and we, in common wuti every
taxpayer in Linn county, desird to locate
a portion of them, if possible, in this
county. We know of no better manner
to advertise our coun:y than to forma
collection of its resources, and that we
are preparing to do.
e cannot do this successful! v alone.
however, and bene by this Jittle circu
lar, we ask your unreserved assistance.
We have engage" a room near the
postotfice, In Albany, where a competent
man has been p'.avd to properly care
for the articles seiiCrh.
We have Bint 60 of these letters to as
many of you gentlemen, all equally in
terested in the wellare nf our county,
ana it you take an equal interest with us
the result will be one of the fioest col
lections of the kind ever seen in the
state.
Bring or send good specimen of all
kinds oi cereals, (trapses, fruit, berries
and vegetable and take an extra care in
raising something unusually large, if
possiblo.
Write on each article sent in plainly
its name and the name of the raieer so
that due credit may be given and no
mistakes made.
Now, in conclusion, let us avaia ask
you to take an active interest in th a
matter in every way possible, reraem
bering that tbe labor and expense is
amply repaid if even but one wealthy
man may be induced to locate among us.
Hoping to hear from vou soon and
often, we remain yours, for th poo l of
the county. Je t, Gro. D. Babton,
D. L. I'i'KL,
J. M. W At ets.
County Court.
Frank Hastings cime down from the
mines to-day .
Dr. Parvin iud t'!;a. CundifT went to
Salem to day to give a musical recital.
H.M.Holieubeck, of Berry, III., is in
tbe city, the guest of J. W'. Cuakk,
coustn.
The golden wed ling of Mr. and Mr.
L. J. Hollislei.ot Slaytoo.watcclebraied
on May 23.
The Camera Club wiU meet in the Y.
M. C. parlors at 8 o'clock tonight.
All interested in amateur pboto-raphv
are invited to be present.
Mrs. J. F. Troutman went to Browcs
til!e yesterday on a vitt with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Edwards, tnd
will be one two weekt.
W. R. Bilyeu. H. V. Watson, J. M.
Somers, J K. Weatberford and S. M.
Garland went to CorvaUi to-dv to at
tend tbe f jceral of J. R. Brysoo.
Mrs Marci M. William. 310! her of
Mrs. Dr. W A. Cueick. of am.died at
tbe home of hr da:g iter oa May 27:b,
at the age ot M) years.
Mr. Al.'rrd Wheeler has been cociined
to bis h me by a partial paralvtic stroke
for several days, tboub not gene-al yet
of a serious character.
Mrs. Newman, mother of Mrs. Dr.
Adm, arrived 'n Albany ytsterday fnr.m
Aorta ri-.it, lUk., an ! will prob';y
mase 1111 ctsr ter fioaie. Sfc
k.e n greatiy
Pleased with Oregon.
Jadfi Brysoo selected bis on p;l
bearers as follows: JuJe McFadjen,
Prof. French. Tho. Caiiahan, K. M
iKvias-.n. M. M. Davis, KoWrl Huston,
Lewis Wilwn and Cbaa. Clarke.
The BaKist young people's Ocsetv w ill
give a social this evening at the homeoi
Mr. H.O. Cbamberiam. All $oang peo
ple ot the cbnrch and ccnregiilioa are
cordially invited.
Mrs. W. II H-.lbrook, ce Margaret
Grace Scriber, of Helena, Mont., is in
tbe city visiting her parents, Xlr. ar.d
Mrs. C. W. S.rioer, of xu'.u HAjem.
Salem Journal.
Mr. A. B. Hammond, orenident af the
Astoria A Columbia R ver milroad. le!t
for Attoria last evening. Mr. Ham
mond leaves for MitmouU toJav f.r tbe
purpose of bringing tier children to Ore
gon for tbe summer. Oregoman.
Prot. J. B. Marks left t'.i week for
Davisville, Calif., where his sisler, Mrs.
Rev. Eccleston. retides. with the inten
tion of teaching in that state. I'e re
cently obtained a state diploma and is a
competent teacher.
R. E. Reams, the tombstone man of
Albany, was over on Tuesdav. He
brought over and set np a monument for
Mr. Landis, in the Newport cemetery,
and one for Mrs L. W.iUib. in the To
ledo cemetery. Toledo Lender.
A letter from "Gene Simmon, received
this week, slates that he is in San Fran
cisco, but is as yet a gentleman of leisure.
Bert anCleve, be found, was assistant
stage director at the Auditorium theatre
and a leading member of the cat. Ga
zette.
Forrest B. Fisher, of The Dalles, is in
the city on a visit to his cousins, the
Mioses ( reigbton, and to several friends.
tie is at borne in Oregon on vacation,
being a student at the Ltland Stanford.
Jr., university, it Palo Alto, California.
.Mr. r tsher is a noted loot had Plarer.
having held the position of left hail-back
in tbe Stanford team during the past
year, rrui MeUdian. Jr.. who was a
room-ma'e of Mr. Fisher, at Stanford,
for a while, speaks enthusiastically of
the latter gentleman's prowes and sk'll
on tne " gridiron.' sa ftr statesman
Fisher is a nephew of B. F. P.aniD of A!
banv.
What HammondSaid. Mr. Hammond
remarked in Corvallis to a Gazette man
that the rumored extension to Boise
would be but a fancy nntil the govern
ment signifies lla intention ot completing
the improvements at Yaqulna bay. He
was at Washington receotly and the
outlook was f r from encouraging The
eneitieerinn department is decidedly ad
verse to ietitrg the au'iiorizea contract
and the Oreiton delegation has, so far
made but little impression upon the de
partment.
La Grippe
If you have had the Grippe,
you know its aches and pains,
the fever, the chills, the cough,
the depression you know
them ail. The Grippe exhausts
the nervous system quickly,
lowers the vitality. Two
things should be done at oncet
the body must be strength
ened, and force must be given
to the nervous system. Cod
liver Oil will do the first; Hy
pophosphites the second. These
are permanently and pleasantly
combined in Scott's Emulsion.
It lifts the despondency and
heals the inflamed membranes
of the throat and lungs.
But you need not have LA
GRIPPE.
You can put your system in
a condition unfavorable to it.
You can have rich, red blood t
resistive strength t steady brain
and nerves. Scott's Emulsion
prevents as well as cures.
And whether you send or go
for Scott's Emulsion, be sure
you get the genuine.
SCOTT tt BOWNE, Nw York,
Base Ball.
The butchers "never did a thing" to
the barbers yesterday afternoon, but bash
them to pieces 32 to 16 in five innings.
In the early part of the game the barber?
led by 1 1 to 2, but it is aa'd tbe butchers
saw some blood and the manner in which
they cleaved the ball was a caution.
Mack was knocked out of the box and
Fuller put in, but in tbe fifth inning
they madrt sausage in long links, 14
straight. Farrt.ll, Benders, Ramp and
Mctrnevy threw for the butchers, the
latter enly iu the last Inning, giving a
tine exhibition of carving, only one run
being male off him. Farrell did Ire
best general playing for the butchers, and
Fuller for the barbers, the latter makinir
a home run. Frank Kitchen, with Ihe
butchers, did some remarkablobare run
ning, making several grand stand sprints.
Art Holt, a former Jefferson catcher,
nlaved first 1ihm !! f tlm tttthsra
ami was good at the bat, and tbe barbers
had a good man on this base in Boxer
eii. Tbe sides were:
Butchers Senders an 1 Farrell. e ;
Penders. F-rrell, Ramp, McGreevy, p ;
Holt.lst b ; Newportnd b.; Saltmarsh,
3rd b. ; Shuitz, 1. 1 ; Wagslaff, c. f.;
Kitchen, t. f.; Ramp and Senders, s. e.
Barbers Fuller and Mack, c. and p.
alternating; Neil, 1st b.; tsom, 2nd b ;
Slimptnn, 3rd b; Holmes, 1. I. ; Borum,
c. f. ; iereck. r. f. : Grandna Crawford.
s. s.
The gnie- between the lawyer and
printers was postponed until Monday, ip
p. m.
Next L". of O. Bgt Monmouth.
The game of base ball between Mc
Mionvtiie and Monmouth on May 15,
won by McMinnville 10 to 2 has been
given to Monmouth, the protect against
Littletield nd Scott having been sus
tained. This has causnl a storm of in
dignation at McMinnville and Prof. Glen
eets even with Monmouth by publishing
tne cectition on the protest, written bv a
Y.onmoaih man. verbatim. We eive it
below as a literary curiosity, suggesting
at tbe time tbat President Campbell
hereafter inspect all letters sent out from
that institution:
The protested men at the last came
has been carefully looked into. And we.
according loour constitution haito de
cide against yoa. It lias been clearly
shown tbat Mr. Scon and Littlefield are
not bonatied students of yoar college,
even though ther take m jsic at tbe
college Profs. Their profession is that
of teaching school and not of a student
1 oa 111 agree with us '-here I am sure.
i neretor we declare the O 8 N 8 team
winner at tbe fame blared on your
grounds May the 15th ISSCj
1 am sure if yoa look at the constitu
tion carefully you will agree with as, see
what a bonafied student of a college
means. Does it mean that he can lake
music after the regular school boar and
still be a student of that colleg?
fpeakieg for mvself. am sure that I as
Pre, of the league hare acted with oat
any prejudice what ever.
Irugtinit that we have did wiiirhtin
this matter 1 Remain, Respectfully. C.
t rank Fisher, Pres. of 1. B. B. L.
Wf oi u comic to market. Pric 10 In
12.'i cecU.
Ltra W Howard
has been appoint! d P.
M. at Newber.
Tbe Salem loornal poblisbet ov-r a col
umn 00 a wroHw by Eev Cply, formerly
of AiUkor. ak'nnrt bop rauiog.
JeT-Trfcin and . io hare o'ared six exo-
qset ma:c3. Jr.?-oti vinoiog f re oat of
is anil tha Uie cbampi jothip.
Ibe intereiA! fiefd day will be held al
S!em oa loije S. Five coHecvs will mo-p-te,
the U oT O. O A C. Monmauth Xew
Urg and Wiiiaciette.
1 h Votm.n gjoiitits.it far th m
of tue U:e fw?v. M. M. Lewi, ha been
rwil. and will be formally soveiived in
a ek or two by tbe Albany lodge.
Some 3!l bor t Ere to eome straw
in toe bam of J W BUyner U-4 night, and
but for the timely discovery by George
N liila tlaere would bare bee j a imall con-
tl Aeration.
A large bind of younsr cattle t&ed over
the bridge tfsy for IrooB county. Al
thotigh only 25 beif are allowed on ise
bridge a: one time, th-re mut have been
Uiree bondred on at one time.
Eugene baa elected all its teacher but
tne urerintendnt for the enninz Tear.
Siteen in alt. A ninth erade has been
eUblvhed to be under the superintendent.
wbo salary baa beea reduced from $1300
to $I-W.
Report has reach) this office tbat when
he g iy caravan that recently honored
tnis nctottv with its presence, was
yvw.Dg uiroui;ti 11 bar one or the gypJ
babie. aod tbev were nnmernai. f-ll oat
of a w.igon. wa ran over and killed.
Uindealer.
SATTJBDA"
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. Ronald, of Seattle, a brother of
ex-Mayor Hoc aid, was in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Btakely. o
Brownsville, were in tbe city to-day
Mrs. iilakeiy went to Salem on a visit.
Mr. Louts Galbrailb. wbo died this week
was a member of tbe United Artizana, car-
rymga$3!00 policy. This ia tbe firrt
death in tbis order in Linn coanty.
Lester Ilulin died at Euirene vesterdav
afternoon at the age ot 74 vear. of dim.
oetis. tie was the lather ol S. A. Ilulin.
uiroieriy oi ai ny .
The En worth Leaeue's lawn oartv at
the residence of Mr. N. M. Newport was
ments were setved.
The College Band, about 25stromr. in
white uniforms, went to Hulburts grove
this forenoon to attend the bir nicnic.
They were accompanied by a number ot
Aioany peop:e.
The young people of tbe Baptist church
spent a pleasant time last evening at the
uouiu oi ri. j. t-iiamoeriain. uames
were played, a program rendered and re
fresbments served.
Tbe directors of the North Side school
district this week elected teachers for
the ensiling fall and winter team. They
are: i rincipas v a oaluer; assistants
Mrs R L Miohener, Miss Bassett and
C E Smith. Mrs W A Calder, wbo baa
taught so successfully in our school for
the past six years, did not apply thia
time, preferring to take a much needed
rest. Brownsville Times.
Will Holman. graduate of the aim-
cultural college and former teacher in
the Corvallis public schools, was in town
yesterday for the first time in eight
yean. He is now in the drug business
in Masonic temple, Chicago, and two
weeks ao arrived at the home of his
father, W iley Holman, in the north end
of the county. He expects to remain in
the west a montb.after which he returns
to Chicago. Corvallis Times.
Tiib4th Committbb. Mayor Burkhart,
chairman of the committee on general
arrtngements for the coining 4th of July
celebration, to-day appointed the follow
ing associates on the committee, all live,
active men : F. M. French, . E. Allen,
A. J.Hodges, N. M.Newport, D. B.
Monteith and J. S. Van Winkle. They
will appoint all sub-committees and su
perintend all arrangements. Tt is being
suggested that Lebanon unite with Al
bany on the 4th and Albany with Leb
anon on tbe 12tn at Bryan's speech in
that city The idea is one tbat deserves
to be carried out.
Tub Mascot. This will be an operatio
treat which many will wish to see next
Tuesday night on the return engagement
of the Columbia Opera company. The
character of the performance in Said
Pasha will insure a good douse. Tbe
admission has been reduced to 60 and
35 cents. Seats on sale at Burkhart &
e's.
PI
fffl
1170
Absolutely Pure
Celebrated for its great leavenirg
strength and beaftofulnesa. Aanurea the
loca agatoat alum and all forms of adul
teration common to tbe cheap brands.
KotalBakiso PowdkbCo . New York.
HOME AND ABROAD.
See the Parker fountain pen at French's.
A magazine u V be published in Ea
gene.
The best fountain pen on earth, "The
rarket," rencb tbe jeweler has them.
On luly 3rd the Olympic athlete of San
Francisco will meet tbe Multnomah of
Portland for athletic honors.
That Bo'tingtoo railroad is again being
built to the coait. One branch is to ter
minate at Portland tbe other on the sonnd.
Perhaps
Steamer rales between Portland and San
Franao hav bjeo reduced to V and f 3
and railroad rales to 910 and $0. The
war is on.
Tbe AOL' W Wneficiarv cenifi.at nf
Joaeph i-ane ha been paid in full. Thus
tbe umot f-ljOO is added to the $36,00)3
already duouoed in thia eommnnity by
mat benevolent order. Guard.
See the new tea her belt b'okJal French'
Jjwelry store.
Boa have oa vwq that new line of en
gagement and wedding rug at French's
jewelry store ? They are theprojer thing.
Bert
Ice Cream J
Anywhere
At F. 11. PfeiSera.
See Smiley about it .
Smiley' p inter am in
Dawtoa e!U LtveHne
lirerioe 50c at lU-rvmV
Dahlia baib at F L Kenton's.
Apples at C E Baow jeu.
Smiley does tbe best prinlng.
A good second baod tewiosr machine for
VJ. t,&AWrOBX ItARXfSH.
Deliciotu ice crem soda at F. H. Pf,-if.
fer'i.
Picture from 75 nu to 125 twr drn n
ax Long gatiery
. . - - r
Coaa Button have said sixteen W.ter-
Uea tbu cprieg,
F 11 Pbeifftr'a ice cream ha stood the I
tet" It i ail rijfht. I
A
1 fi 1 , j,, .IP"L He arrived at hs home only two
Fresco's jewe
..... j vu.irx umM 1
, -"JUT- I
Del and klrt ttsDonrjn. new x!
F reach's jewelry store.
For a mod on. .ic tki IJtmu. f V. I
by Dwoa. the "pUl autocrat-" I
Crawford Harnuh for rbotograth.
Pnoea from f I to "J per doaea
Ca 1 . i-... -1 , ,
V.. t., 1 " . - - . t
" r WM IT-.
"skt wnitecomDOonevrromtUoraia.
Jtwt la at oh B bo ws ell's
Tbe Rath le -ye f.T Portland at 7 a m on
Uialaya, WeJaelay aad Fridays.
Try C. Simpeoa t Son's City Lanndry
or m oaa wors -opp St. t ha hotel.
73 ladies were el.xtin dnws and shirt
walat root's yesterday t P. Cohen a. at one
time.
Two packagM of tr&rden aoedj for Set.
according to their umal cotom at Stewart
box a.
Hair cutting 10c, f having 10c. at the
Bom barber hop. Fuller A lom rro-
pneiTra.
it. v. v. Maston. ptDUoaa ana sur-
gieon, A-biny Or. Cui aofwered prompt-!
ly m cut or country
air tenca baa opened ner ice cream
pat lor and summer garden for tne season.
ice cream 5 and 10 cent a dish.
Information that is worth its weight in
god: let yoar meat of ah kinds at Hen
ry Broder'a. oa Second street.
Drs. H. E. aad O. K. Beers offices cc
rendeace us tbe post office building. Spec
ial aiseouon given to aisease ot wonea-
Tbat German waching Said, which ba
proven such a fine tbing has arrived at
Parker Bros, in a larae ouantite. Call
ana try a oouie.
J. orcroaa has moved to lost east of
Schmeer's tab.e, 2o I street, where be will
keep tn market fine nab, game and poul
try, (jail on him.
Mrs L Yiereck ia prepared to funiish ic
cream in any quantity on abort notice at
her ice cream parlors ard summer garden.
foe cream a and luc a uiih
The price of senuine Oliver chilled plo
share has been reduced to 50 cent. Be
rare the nAtne Oliver is on every share
For sale only by Hopkins Bros.
One half of tue ground Boor of tbe new
brick buildinir now being put np just
north of the L'kwochat citce. will be oc
cupied by Dr. J C Littler, dentist, about
June 1.
Keep going until vou leach the shop of
tbe Albany Dreed IWf Company, where
vou will find a fine tine of meats nf all
kind. Tbis company keeps the best and
.. 1 1 1. . . i j ti i
j uu txi m.H I u jou uon vui uu uctu
Consider your wavs, think before yon
act, and then g- to Haight Bros., where
you will find a choice t-c of aseats of all
kinds to ordjr from. Yon are bound to be
pleased if you order of them,
Stars or Owto. rrrr or rotsw),
l.if-u Corsrrr. t
FwAinc J.CwmiBV makes oath that he Is tb
senior partner ot the tirmof F.J.Chcxbt Co.,
dointr buaineas in the Citv ot ToleJo, County
and State aroresaid . and thai Mid firm will p I
the um of O N K H l: N" I) R E l IH LLA for each
and every cwae ot Cma that cannot be cured
bv tha oa ot UAix'a Catarkh Cviut.
FRANK J; CHENEY.
Sworo tb before ma and aubacribed in my
presence, thia 6U day ot Lecmber, A. D. ISbo.
A. W. GLEASON.
1 ZZ I Xotai PaMte,
Batl'a Catarrh Core U taken Internally and acta I
directly on the blood and mucoua aurfaoe oil
UllJIWia. DVOQ li'l imimuuiaii, inr.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., TsJedo, O.
W Doia oy uruKgwu. lac
Hall's Family Pills are tbe best.
Uubblng Offer.
Ths Weekt
kiv DBMocRAT ana vteetiy
rill lie sent to subscribers for
Kxitminer w
'2.S5 a year. This includes all the priv
ileges of the Examiners big premium irilt
in May, the same as if you mit ie rest
alar subscription price of t tO diiectlv
o the paper. Isn't that a bargain.
Weekly Dbmockat anil thrice a week
N. Y. World, 2.00 a year.
Instrumental Music.
Mr. II. II. Backenato is prepared to give,
instructions in instrumental mnsio. Us
teaches violin, guitar, niandclin and a
number of orchestral and brass instruments.
Mr. Backensto is a musician of well-known
ability in both practical and theoretical
music,, and one of the moat successful
teacher in the state. Biuines placed in
his hands will be faithfully and conscien
tioutly attended to.
Let everybody come co tn Star Bakery
and get ,- ve of fresh bread for $i,oe
cah.
C Mbtbi. .
DECORATED.
All honor to the dead, to the brave
soldiers, to tbe fathers, the mothers, tbe
brothers, sisters, the old and young, who
sleep in their silent resting places. Dec
oration day baa become one not alone
for the veteran with tbe scars of war.bot
for all. It was reu.embered in Albany
to-day in an appropriate manner. Tbe
two cemeteries were decorated in a man-
loving bands wib Oregon's beautiful
flowers bad jnale tbe cemeteries garden
spots, a beautiful way in wbicb to keep
in memory the dead.
Promptly at 9 o'clock tbe formal ob
servance of tbe day began, under tbe
auspices of the G. A. R The procession
formed with tbe Harmony Concert Band
of twenty pieces in tbe lead, who played
a dirge welt on the way to tbe cemeteries.
They were followed by K. Co- 35 strong
ander Capt, Phillips. Then came nearly
200 school children led by Prof. Tyree.
30 or 40 of the pupils of tbe feistei a Acad
emy, a large de elation of members of
tbe G. A. K.. W Ii, C. Ladies of tbe G.
A. R.,A. O. U. W. and citizen,aboat 500
in line. Kecides were many hundred
I eople scattered, not in line. "The grave
of tbe last to die. Dr. C. C. Kelley, was
decorated in tbe Masonic cemetery, aod
the ritualistic service given, when tbe
unknown grave in the city cemetery was
maoe tbe place for tbe formal ceremonies
ot the day. There was music by tbe
band, a song by the male aoartet and the
address of the. day by Dr. Thompson, of
Ittrvaiiis, an able effort, characterized
by lofty thought and patriotic expression.
The graves of all deceased comrades were
men strewn with bowers and the pro
cession returned to tbe city.
At tbe W. U T C. Hall a finerepatt
was ee.ved the old soldiers and their
families, and daring the afternoon open
doors were the order in tbe G.A. R.
Hail, where ex rcUee appropriate for the
day were held.
A Pobtlasd Sessatio.v. Yesterday
Ju'ian E Epping. superintendent of the
registry department of the Portland
postotfice. was placed under arrest.
charged with conspiracy, and, later in
tne day, ueorge 1 Uataon. a depot y
sheriff, attached to J nstice MeDevitt'a
court; Charles A Watson, city jailer at
the police station; John Simpejn, a
blackt mitb, and Charles W Woiawpple.
of the city detective force. It ia charged
tbat they had made a conspiracy to rob
the U S. registry office. The account in
tbe Oregonian is very fishy, and tbe
Dewocbat predicts tbe men arrested will
never be convicted whether guilty or
not.
Dieu tx Isdiaxa. The L O. O. F. of
this city received the sad intelligence of
tbe death of one of its number last Sat
urday. Tbe member referred to is Park
Hale, wbo aeparted th;s lite at bis pa
rental home in Richmond. Ind . on Fri
day. May 21, 1S97. His death probably
resulted from injuries received while at
tempting to board tbe cars at Albany
some two years ago. It will be remem
bered that bu shoulder was tbocgh good
physicians were consulted, his injuries
crew worse until he finally kwt al use of
the arm and the shoulder was sunken
away, tie feit Oretron about one vear
!he S1-1" part of the time since
u?en being spent m ban rrancisco hos-
u. . 1 . - : I . i r
Tim.
Totbl at FnsEra. The Pioneer
stone quarry, in Lincoln coany r ia
wr tewed to be tie-J np in litigation. A
petition for a writ of lojan'tion. restraia-
ing George W. Davis A Son from farther
lUII.UUK Ui j uai I , UUKTQ UJCU 10
lnm.llmnH V 9 .....
Tbe petitioner are J U Howell and J M j
Howell, owners of tbe quarry. The pe
tition sets forth that Pa v. a A Sonjeseees,
have not uved np to tbe contract ,rxl are
yet operating ibe mine in violation of
tbe lease, and that stone ia being taken
from an adjacent qaarry and sold under
tbe name of Pioneer stone, in violation
of the feasor's trade mark. Sled in the
o&ce of secretary of state. Jodge Bur
nett will hear arguments on the petition
next -neanesday. Journal.
Ax Old Tag. C W. UeHenbraad who
is a collector of carios, has just found
one of peculiar interest. As he was dig
ging ander an o'd rotted out sill below
tbe warehouse behind his place of basi
nets, be shoveled out a coin-shaped
nickel tag with tbe following insert ptiop
on it: W W. Sellers, 1211 Adams street.
I'eora, 111 , K. P." It also bears the
Pythian coat of arms, and was evidently
nailed to a valise or trunk to identify
the same. It most have been ander
there nianv years u it required much
polishing before the inscription roald
be made out. Ofaarlie wi.l reler tt to the
Peona. K. P. lodce and thinks it may be
tbe key to some tc Tilery. Salem Jour
nal.
Tnoe-B GwsiBs. The band of gypsies
camped near C lineman's place above
Cresaell last msht and turned their
horses, about So in number, into Mr
Christian's wheat field. A courier re-
porca inwi conaiuermoiv uuuw uma in
sulted from it. They should be made to
mov rapidly on. Eaeene Guard. The
report that they bad arrived near Albany
was a mistake, it was some other gyp
sies from the north.
Tub G&APCATtSG Exkkcisbs of the high
school class p-omise to be of a high order.
They will be presented at the opera
bouse on the evening ot Jane 11 toe
el ass is a bright one and consists of tbe
following: Carl Rankin, Orab Hark-
ness, Laue Sternberg, Lillie Brenner ae
Breckenndge, Stella Hngbee, Addte
Chamterltn, Mary Mo&tanye.
A Ratt for the new O. G. A E dock
at Salem was floated down the river. It
consisted of 30.000 feet of lumber, was
24xS4 feet and Moated just three miles an
hour.
Both the method and results rhcn
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently 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 tasto and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
iU action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ita
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for tale in 50
cent bottles by all leadinsr drug
gists. Any reliable druggist -who
may not hare it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Lo not accept any
Kk- 5tl w1 ak
j
saosutuie.
CALIFORNIA FI3 SYE'JP CO.
nIKI3C0. CAL.
iwsruu. rQaXaHV
ALBANY TRADING CO,
B. K MOBEIS. MAMGER
ye will sell
poods as long
S3 they caX. be
obtained on
the market at
Iowa
pikes as fol-
8 bars bet Savon soar. t 25
3 boxes blueing 25
j qt bottles blueing 25
6 pkgs corn starch 25
1 gal best vinegar, try it 15
1 gal best syrup, bring yoar jog. . . 60
2 sat good eynp iu backet 75
! 1 box best axle 0 -ease 10
2 cans beet tomatoes 15
2 Morning Glory corn. good... 15
1 lb Corn Cake tobacto and pipe. . . 20
4 lb best crackers 25
1 gal peeled peaches , 30
1 sack AumsviUe flour 1 00
7 pkga Arbackle coffee 1 00
7 pkga Lyon " 100
1 paper coffee, ground to order 15
8 lbs rolled oats, good 25
3 lbs Gold Dust washing powder... 20
1 can beat bakinz nowder 4.1
5 lbs Arm A Hammer soda .... 25
Ii cans salmon 1 DO
3 cans beat cove oysters - 25
3 cans spices 25
3 botilea extract lemon or vanilla. . 25
I fb beat Gunpowder tea 40
I lb best Japan nneolared tea 4ft
SO lbs fine ealt 40
12 packages good matches 10
Good s'ock workinz elovea 30c to bOc a
pair which we wish to close out.
Ibe above prices are strictly cash '
Albany Trading Co.,
Cor. 2nd and Main Sta.
Headquarters
For Eviything.
ALBANY'S GREATEST STOBI
Set of Charles Dickens 15 volumes
on'y4J.
New books continually added to oar
Circulating Library
50-white wove-docble thick-envelopes
only 5 cents.
New Crockery and Glassware arriving
every week. It is oar prices and quality
that tells-
ksecet & mm.
Oar Mies every day are larger than
ever, aa we sell goods so low no one can
sell lower.
S. f, SCHIFFLER k CO.
Merchant
Tailors
Carry the largast and
most complete stock of
Ulottis in tne valley.
OH Slant ia FM BIocl.
SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DR
TALMAGES "The Earth Girdled,"
cr his famous tour around the werld, a
thrilling story of savage and barharoos
land. Four million TaJmage's bocks sold,
and "The Earth Girdled' is his latest and
rrandest. DEMAND ENJRMOUS-
Everybody wants this famoc book; only
$3 50. BIG BOO. BIG COMMISSIONS.
A cold mine for workers. CKtlMT GIV
EN. F HEIGHT PAID. OUTFIT FREE.
Drs alt crah and sell the king of books
and soaks 300 a month. Address for out
fit and terntor. Tbe Dominion Com
pany, Star Building, Chicago. .
K. O. T. M.
Meets every Saturday evenins at K. O
T. M . Hatu YisiUngKnigbu invited ts
end. J. S. Vax lnklb. Com.
rAlfilUO DnnniiRFn.
EUGENE W. JOHNSON,
SoEc tor ami Attj in Patent Cansss
rm Sew Trk A, WaaalaaMa, a C
Office established 1$6. Charges mod
arate. Correspondence requesbxl.
J.M. RALSTON
BKOIiEK
2 Door East of Democrat Office.
Money to loan on farm tecority, all
mall loans made on personal security.
City, coanty and school warrants bought.
Collection made oa favorable terms.
Fire utanranee written in three of the
largest companies ia the world, at lowest
rates.
T OST. Stem
winder to gold watch.
near central school building. Return
to Dbxockat oSce.
1C1 E. R.R.C0
v Willamette River Division,;
I Steamer ALBANY, Opt. J. L. Smith
Freiiht and Passenger,
Leave Albany tor Portland Sundays.
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Unsurpassed accommodations ' and
Khednles especially for the needs of np
aer Willamette travel. Picnic parties
tan avail themselves of this schedule for
tny desired point between Corvallis and
Salem, leaving in the morning and re
turning in due t;me the same evening.
Special rates for special parties of 15or
more.
H. L. Waubs,
STREET RAILWAY NOTICE.
The motot on tbe Albany ttreet rail
way will connect promptly with all train
to and from the depot, day and night.
Special trips will be n ade at special
ate. I- F. Cox. Conductor,
FM MITCHELL continues to act as
agent for tbe Pacific School Desk and
Furniture Co.. of Portland. Orders sent
to aim at Albany, Or., will be promptly
attended to.
NEW HOME LAUNDRY. lit North
end of Ell worth Street. Family
washing taken. Particular attention paid
to bundle washing and msndtng. Satis
action guaranteed. Mks. Christkib
1 T70R RENT.-16 acres
.P" Albany, for rent,
Inquire of S N Steele-
of land.
immediately.