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ALBANY COLLEGE.
Calssdar fob 1898-7
189ft-Sept. 16 College Year heg5ns . . Wednesday
Nov. 28-27 Thanksgiving Day recess, Thnre. and Fn.
Dec. 21- -Term examinations begin . Monday
Dec 23-First Term ends. . Wedneedav
Winter Vacation of Twelve Days
SS97 Jan 5 Second term begins . . . Tnesd-
Feb 22 Washington's Birthday a holiday, Mooday
April6 Term Examinations begin . . Tuesday
April 8 Second Term ends . . . Thursday
Arbor Day Vacation of Four Days
April 12 Third Term begins . . Tuesday
lane 8 Final Examinations begin Tuesday
-Jon t- -Baccalaureate Sermon . Sabbath; torenoon
lune IS Address before the Y. M. and f. W. C- A.
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Jur.s 14 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees
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Jnne 14 Junior Orations
is Graduating Exercises c!
Music
June i5 Pcjular Entertainment
June 16 Commencement
June 16 Alumni Re-union
Four Courses of Instrnctioa leading up to degrees. Well equipped Business and
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THTJKSTDAY
Closing Exercise e.
Following is the program for the grad
uating exercises of the high school class,
to take place at the opera house Friday,
June 11. ,
Piano solo Joyce Brownell.
Invocation Rev. Dr. Wire.
Address Hon. G. M. Irwin.
Vocal selection Miss Alderson.
Salutatory, "Labir Conquers" Carl
RJRankin.
Motiveless Man Latie R. Sternberg.
Vocal solo Loretta Stewart.
Low Beginnings Sue Breckenridge.
Life Stella M. Hughes.
Instrumental duet Lillian Brenner,
Lutie Sternberg.
Character M Adalene Chamlerlin.
Liberty Restrains Liberty O rah P.
Harknees.
Piano solo Lillian Brenner.
A Stone Fit for the Builders is Never
Thrown Away Mary H. Montanye
, Literature Lillian Brenner.
Music, selected A. L. P. S. quartet.
Drill, Our Cadet High school girls
under direction of H. J. Hopkins.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Quartet, "Till We Meet Again" Lo
retta Stewart, Anna Marshall, M. A.
Cbatnbe-lin and Orab P. Hsrkpneea.
Benediction Rev. R. McKillop.
Admission 10 cents..
Fire Notice.
Alba.nt, Or., May 25, 1897.
By request of Board of Delegates A. F.
D., the members of Chemical Engine Co.
No. 3 are he-eby assigned for duty as
follows:
Albany No. J A Barnes. 8 Crichlov.
J F Hadlev. O Johnaos, O W Price, J W
Reece, J W Warner, JooF Warner. Har
lan Hulburt.
Linn No. 2 A E Bloom. Wm Hamlin.
C House, Casper Kropp, R N Morris, B
r cuswari, siewart, a x t Heeler, J js
Hoffman.
R HAL No. 1 F E BIoom. W E
Gilbert, A M Holt, J W Hedges, B A
Kellogg, Geo Long, D W Myers, H
Stewart, Fred Veal.
J. L. Tomlixsos,
Ui.iet A. F. D.
They m luu Oct. An article in the
Dejioceat several weeks a?o about the
f 1000 calf received by U. P. Fischer, of
Corvallis, was . copied in several papers
and finally reached the eyes ot the man
who shipped the blooded animal, away
back in Easton. Pa credited to the
Dfmocrat. Now the gentleman wants a
dnzen copies of the original paper con
taining tiie account of iu We mention
this as an example of the manner in
which an item some times spreads out
over tne D. S.
Thosi Urpsnes in ten wagons passed
through Albany this forenoon, coming
across the bridir and going down on the
eaet side. Acting Mainnal Reece met
tbem beyond the bridge and lode on the
front wagon until the gang were out ol
the city. Not a chicken leather was
stolen from Albany. At least 300 people
visited tbem while in ramp, and a guard
was kept on the bridge last night until
midnight.
, Cahpkectisg. Tbeannaal campmeet-
ing of the South Willamette District of
the Evaogelisal church, wilt be held at
Albany in Hackleman's grove The
meetings will commence on the ltn of
June, under the leadership of Rev. N.
Shupp, of Portland. Ministers from
Sa.em, Jefferson, Corvallis, Monmouth
and Portland are expected to be present.
There will be three daily meetinss.tn the
morning at II. alternoon at 3:00. and
evening 8:00.
David Link, of Eugene, was in the city
today.
Lord Duncan, returned today from a
several months visit in Astoria.
Mrs. C. M. Woodruff of Portland, is in
the city the guest of her sisters, Mrs. R.
K. t indley and Jennie Olayton.
Mrs. Pennington, Miss Vera Smith
and Miss Marie Thomas, of Portland,
are in Albany, the guests of H. B. Sacrey.
S. 8. Myers and R. H. Liggett, of Hal
sey have returned home from a three
months trip In California, greatly satis
fied with Oregon.
Mr. Jonas Davis.of ShedJ, has sold his
drug business to Tate et Love, two relia
ble young men, the former a pharamist
the latter the well known school teacher.
Miss Joyce Brownell has been engaged
as instructor of tnusic by the Lebanon
Academy for the coming season. She
baa also been invited to play et the com
mencement exercise) of the O. A. C. at
Corvallis on June 23.
J. r . Powell returned today from a
trip to Philomath. He attended the
picnic yesterday and reports an immense
crowd. The two men who won at Albany
won the wood sawing contest in 46
seconds and the women drove nails like
men. It was all right.
There were five prominent newspaper
men in attendance in the bimetalic con
ference yesterday : O. W. Dunbar, of
the Astoria Budget. Cbai Fisher, of the
Koseburg iteview, Lib as Mckell. of the
Jacksonville Times, H L Heath, of the
McMinnville Telephone Ksgister and
Hon. E. Hofer, of the Salem Journal.
Twenty or thirty years ago Dunbar and
Dr. iliil set type together in Albany.
The medal contest has been postponed
for two weeks from tomorrow.
it is reoorted that the Grants Pass S P
round house is to be removed to Roseburg.
Two hundred beople will be allowed the
privilege of seeing burrant. banged. We
oeg to oe excused .
A 100 acre park is to be established in
Astoria to be called Hammond Park.
Great is the nam Hammond at the termin
ousof tbeA&CR R.
Itching. Irritated, scaly, cnuted Scalps, dry, this,
and failing Hair, cleansed, putted, and beauti
fied by warm ehempooe with Ccnoum Boar,
and occasional dreaalngi et Cutictjsa, purest of
emollients, the greatest skin carta.
Etlcera
Treatment win prodoes a clean, bsaltny sealp
with luxuriant, instrou hair, whan all ih rails,
Sole eiieoa-heet the world, renssDaoeAifBCasit.
Coar., nolo Prop., Boa too.
a1' Uov e prodaw Luarleat Hair,' auuad fro.
CtflVQ AM CIOC with Berama hntaaa nllned
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THE UNION.
Albany the
Birthplace
Party.
of a New
The Bi-mot ilic Conference adjourned
at 9 o'clock last night alter launching
upon the political world a new party,
the idea of which was conceived in Yam
hill county in the June election of 1896.
The following business was done after
the Democrat went to press yesterday :
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
To the members ot the Union Confer
ence: ve demand the free aol unlimited
coinage of gold and silver at the ratio of
16 to 1, independent of the action of any
other nation.
That the government shall issue- all
money without the intervention of banks
and in quantity adequate for the needs
of the people; that all money issued by
government, whether gold, silver or pa
per, shall be full legal tender for alt
debts, public or private.
That no contract or law shall discrim
inate against any kind of money issued
by the government.
We ar- opposed to the issue of U.'S.
interest bearing bonds in time of peace.
We demand the redemption of Oregon
from rings, commissions and corrupt
methods and demand honest ele :ttons
and election laws including a stringent
registration law.
We demand that the people shall have
a veto power over all legialative enact
ments by the use of the referendum.
Wereonimend that this party shall
be known as the : Union prrty.and we
invite all reform forces of this state to
unite with o in localising those princi
ples by a united effort and we pledge
ourselves to tinite with such refotui
forces in carrying out this bond of onion,
for union is strength and strength is
victory. Signed oy J J) Stevens, W 8
Crowell, D P Thompson, II B Luce, D C
Sherman, J O Booth, L W Guise, M A
Miller, J G Stevenson.
An appeal for unity.
Tothote who believe ia the declaration
of independence that all men are created
equal.
To those who believe in equal rights to
all and special privileges to none.
10 inoee who prav with Lincoln "that
e government of the neoole bv-tha
eODleand for th nwin'a ahil nnt n..-l
-ul . 7.r:.r" " f 1
sa i rum toe earin. ' e ursre vou to
rm a closer union.
To the six and a half million of voters
ho stood the combined aaaanlta of the
tnoney power, we appeal to yon as pa
triots to remain united : We appeal to
roa in the interests of your homes and
soar cniiaren to Keep your ranks no
j Token, and kindly receive ethers that
are coming to our aid.
" e call upon candid people to witness
hatallalonK the centurv now closing
be people have toiled westward build
tar and leaving numberless homes and
industries to the tax gatherers, the ut-
rer and the financial adventurer, while
1 between the ocraoa, legions of their
nared lie in unmarked graves.
They have conquered the wilderness
taey have been relentlessly pursued
despoiled of their substance. Thev
gaiLered two thousand million in
gold from the mines of the west, which
has gone into the coffers of Wall street
to maintain an idle aristocracy.
Our chosen servants have made them
selves our masters and have bound as
and oar homes in bonds to endure for
generations tt come.
Our demand for an equitable financial
system are denounced as repudiation.
All appeal; to our oppressors are in vaio,
and though we are of the same blood
and fibre that established and maintain
ed the glory and honor of oar republic
from the beginning until now, our
prayers and peaceful demands are brand
ed threats of confiscation and anarchy
and are met by the combined hosts of
greed and apprehension, who break
party ties and rise united against ns.
It the patriotic and humane statesmen
of the past were right our cause is right.
If the great father of mankind is
righteous our success U sure.
M e ask yoar invocations in behalf of
human neb's and trust vour sober judg
ment to give a friendly and helping
hand in the cause of a brighter and bet
ter civilization.
With a firm reliance in the God of na
tions whom w ask to witness the earn
sstness of our appeal, the hooeaty of our
purpose and the justice of our cause, we
declare ourselves ready for a renewal o'
the conflict for the preservation of that
sturdy, independent American yeoman'
ry, toe crowning glory ol the ages, upon
whose prosperity depends the diversi
fied business interests ol the nation.
Signed bv Cbaa Baker. O H Ketns, J D
Ke.tr, H L Heath, J J Whitney, 11 D
Norton. Committee.
The committee on plans for the onion
of forces in the s'ate and in each county,
reported as follows:
We favor the leaving the selection of
committees and all party management
to the people at the primaries and until
this is accomplished the following plan
is suggested :
That the name ol the political or jam
sation shall be "Union Party."
The forma' ion oi union state central
committee by the conlerence ot one
tnesrber from each county who shall be
county chairman.
That 3 metrbers of a nnion county
committee and a secretary be cuoeen at
a mass county convention, to oe conven
ed within 30 dav . for that purpose, at
call of the county chairman, shall con
stitute the county executive committee.
The uni3n county executive iommittee
shall meet and appoint a nnion precinct
committee of 3 voters in each precinct,
who shall have authority to conduct the
nominating primaries.
The county executive committee snail
have full power to call all county con
ventions and fix the basis ot representa
tion by delegates or to submit all nomi
nation for a county ticket to a union
primary election to be called by them.
Signed by A 8 Barnes, W H Strsyer, Jas
H Jewell. O W Dunbar, J D Matlock,
Eugene Palmer.
This was adopted unanimously.
Tae following resolution was passed :
That the slate committee of the union
bi-metallic party, of which the Hon J C
Uooper is chairman, be and they are
hereby authorized to proceed with the
organization of the reform forces in the
stats and in each county in accordance
with the recommendations of the com
mittee on organization, and on the prin
cipies submitted by the committee on
declaration of principles and resolutions
and that they are hereby intrusted and
empowered to take charge of the union
movement, and combine the present
friendly organizations into one harmoni
ous uuiuu pariy.
A live speech was made by J D istov
ens. of Clackamas county. Judge Cro
well, moved that the members ot the
conference go home to work, the secret
of success.
The following state central committee
was appointed :
Washington J H Sewell.
Baker ML Olmstead.
Josephine LO Brownell.
Douglas John W'i'-S)?,
Benton Eugeue Palmer.
Clatsop O W Dunbar.
Lane J G Stevenson.
Linn Dr D M Jones.
Wasco O II Kerns
Multnomah J T Milner.
Jackson A S Barnes.
Polk J R Shepherd.
Clackamas J D Stevens.
Union W II Strayer
Marion -E P Morcom.
Baker M L Olmstead.
The following was passed :
Resolved that we recommend to the
enpport of the silver forces and friends
of reform measures all the newspapers of
I the state friendly to our cause and urge
! that such newspapers be given heartfelt
ensouragement and financial support In
' preference to the gold standard and gold
aided press of the United States,
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Tut Bkkby Case Mr. J . C. Roe re
turned from Salem last night and went
up to his home at Berry today Yester
day we gave his version of the affair
with Mr Zum wait, as published in the
Statesman. Laat evenings Journal con
tains a column communication from a
correspondent at Berry, which' verifies
Mr. Roe's version. According to this
account Zumwalt drew bis revolver be
fore the encounter, stumbling and fall
ing as he did so, the revolver being dis
charged as he fell, the ball passing
through Roe's clothes. Zumwalt bad a
knife in one hand and then attempted
to use it. Ros grabbed bis hand and in
his endeavors to strike Roe he cut his
own face. Then Koe choked Zumwalt
until be begged for mercy, and the re
volver and knife were given pp. Ed
Smith, said to be a itsiutereated party,
saw the affair aad it is said srives this
version of It. The Dkmocbat lacks space
to give the whole article ; bu: ia glad to
give both sides, it wilt take a trial to
bring out all the -evidence- and finally
settle the matter. -
A GcxEaors Bicyclist. There is so
much talk about bicyclists running down
pedestrians that the casual reader is led
to the belief that they rather enjoy see
ing an inoffensive citizen roll in the dust.
The other day a couple of lady cyclists in
fcugene upended a man in a suck of tin
ware in front of Loog's hardware store
and they wheeled on with the onlv re
mark "is my hat on straight?" there
are looU on wheels the same bp on horse
back, but the majority of wheelmen will
respect the rights of others. Some time
ao a traveling man stopped in this city
and borrows! a wheel to Uke a spin over
the city. In roundiag a corner he col
lide 1 with a lady and knocked her down.
Instead of wheeling out of tigot, Itt
helped her up and noticing her divas
badly torn, presented her with i". We
have omitted names by rtquest.
Junction Timee.
Is Favob or Dams. The cause of J.
H. and I. M. flowed ve George W. Da
yman 1 the Pointer Stone Companv, a
corporation, wm on for hearing Iwfore
B rcuit Judge Geo. II. Burnett at cham
bers yesterday alternoon on the rule
against defendants to show cause why s
ten-porary injunction should not iaoe in
behalf of the plaintiffs After argument
ot counsel the application for a lempo
ary injunctioa was overrule.!. The
court further ordered thai platottds have
until and including June H;h to serve
and file an amended complaint ami baed
thereon to make further application to
the court for a temporary injunction.
The attorney for defendant, G. G. Bing-
nam, iin niea a motion for a change of
venue to Lincoln county fro-n Marion
county. Mailman.
The Comnexcxkeyt ExnttJtES of the
college will begin on Friday June 11, 3
p. m. with a wu!u recital by vou us
pupils. Hev. Dr. Hill, of PortUcd. will
deliver the baccalaureate h-rmon at the
U. P. church at 11 o'clock on tjedav.
June 13 Ob Mondar June 14. at 2.M.
Messrs. Lanuell and Akers will give a re
cital; in the evenit e the ianor orations
will be pronounced. Oo Tuesday, Jane
15, at 10 a. m. the gradualics exercises ol
the conservatory of music wiii occur.
Tuesday evening a popular entertain
ment with an admission. Wednesdav
t 10 a. m. regular commencement exer
cise. Wednesday e renin a'uiuni re
union.
Miss Shaver left yesterday noon ior Sil.
ver City, Idaho, to reside.
Wm Emeiick returned this noon Lam
a trip to Victoria, B. C.
A. B. Paxton. of Astoria, initio! Mr.
Pax too. in Albany today, on a vie it with
Albany friends.
Ex-Countv Commissioner Enoch Mil.
ler of 1! alter, w in the city yesterday,
a welcome visitor at the Pkkocxat of
fice.
Mits Allha Kes'er has the honor of be
ing the first graduate from the eighth
grade in the Denny district. iUancn
Advance.
J. W. Acbison. father of E. W. Achi-
son, who has been living at Crow. Lane
county, a couple ot years, was in Albany
toaay on his way to fort. and wr.ere he
will be two or tiree weeks.
A telesrram receid veeterdav from
Mr. Jas Marry, who recently moved
with bis mother to Daluth. Minn., an
nounced tUat she was danseroalr ill
and was expected to die at any lime.
Mrs. Minnie Arnold and her son Jack
arrived in Comliis Saturday and will re
main in Oregon durin? the summer
They were cordially welcomed by their
many friends Corvallis Gazette.
Rev. Dr. George Whittaker.once pres
ident of Willamette Inirer.ily, has
been transferred from the Detroit con
ference bt the New England, and ap
pointed at Beverly, Mass., eighteen miles
from Boston and two miles from Salem,
his former home.
Dr. Frank Kitchen left a few days sgo
for the mouth of the Columbia, 'where
he h-8 accepted a position under the
government and will work during the
summer. His steady habits and indus
try wiil make him a valuable addit.on to
LncI fam a force of hands there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien a-e
guee'a at the Imperial, on their weJcing
tour. Mr.-O'Brien is one of the promi
nent young (armei a ot Polk conn.y, liv
ing near Indeierdenc, and his bride
was formerly Miss Mollie Giblin. well
known tn Albany social circles. Ore-
gooian.
Ttav Pau 1 1.. . : 1 . K
-www, UO TCIIBailUUHl TiJJt-tO,
has been conducting services in Ashland
this week, beginning last Sunday, at the
M. E. church in the morning and Chau
tauqua in the evening, and afternoon
and evening services at the church each
day since, and has attracted large audi
euces and created considerable enthusi
asm Ashland Tidings.
In the recent examination held In W.
U. law department to' determine the
winner of a set of law books valued at
2j0 offered by an ha item Publishint
boue through the university. Carey F
Martin and A. G. Orissar; tied. A second
examination wi'l be given Messrs Martin
and Cti8an tins evening, and the one
making (he highest grade will be award
ed the prize. Journal.
The Stewart Sox Hardware Co.
have
already sold 'M bicycles this season.
The Corvallis creamery will be rendv for
operation about toe Drsior nuxt week.
The Democrat has received a neat pro
gram of the graduating exercises of the
Marsbbeld high school.
A llulsey man tells the Dkmohbat the
.reamery at that city is doing a h'n bui
ness, receiving about lO.OuOpoundi of milk
a day.
ine receipts or ine uuues f u wore
$.507 more for the year ending March 31
than is necessary to make a second class
001C9.
a meeting ot ine ponuusr. central com'
uuttee will be held at Albany on June 8 at
lp. in. a meeting tor which bits been
called bv thirteen members of the com
mittee and two of I be executive committee.
The funeral of Dr. Graham, who diod
Tuesday night, took place yesterday after
noon at iOivaiiis ' ut ueceasea wtu oorn
in Ireland, January 1, 1814; removed 12
years la'er to Suiamerfield, )., and arrived
in Corvallis in October, lsuo.
The commencement exercises of the Moo
mouth normal school will begin Sunday,
June 13. Rev Rasmus will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon. Regular com
mencement on WedneMay at 10 a.
Class day is Monday, field day Tuesday.
There will be a public meeting in Union
hill tomorrow evening toconsider tlw mat
ter of securing a bank attbia plare. All
interested are urged to attend W J Carty,
the Tennesieean who is thinking of m
barking in ths banking butinem at this
place, will be present. He would like for
some ot our citizens to subscribe for part of '
the stock. Lebanon Advance.
Slo.
From the Press :
Mrs. Madge Neelandi, of Albany, wss
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Miller the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins of Albany came
over and finished organizing the Ladies
Circle last Saturday evening. -
Mits Grace Wylie who has been study
ing in Albany for the past few weeks.
returned to ber home in this city last
suntl.iy.
A g'and anniversary picnic will be
given by Scio Tens No. 37, on June 11 ,
the anniversary of the founding of th
Older. Great preparations have been
made and Maccabees from Albany, Sa
lem, Corvallis, Lebanon, Sodaville and
Jefferson will be present in force. It is
thought that two or more bands will be
present. Dr. J . L. Hill and Bute Com
mander Van Winkle will deliver ad
dresses. Last Friday Mr. M. A. Lang, one of
the leading managers et the proposed
new colony, returned to this city and
was followed on the following day by
Topographical Engineer, Mr. A.Ohl
hoff, Mr. Fritz Bente and others, all of
wnom went immediately to the new
purchase on the Crabtree. and are now
engaged in making an accurate survey of
me enure tract. Mr. Lang informs us
that the colony will give its attention
chiefly to hop aod prune culture end to
dairying.
Captain Jack, the Irish Outlaw
W til be presented at the opera house
next Tuesday evening, June 8, by the
Boys Club, with the following excellent
cast ol characters :
Capt. Edward Gordon Robert Ashby
Squire Shannon Lair Thompson
Barney Donovan Carl Rankin
Teddy Burke Harry Cameron
Tim Burns Walter Emerson
Lieut Rogers Joseph Tyree
John Driscoll.Capt Jack D V Poling
Aline Driscoll Lillian Crawford
Nellie Shannon Nina Kline
Kate Kelly . Anna Willis
Mary Minnie Merrill
The tHACTAryra Assembly will meet
at Gladstone Park July 13-21. Among
the prominent sneakers from abroad will
be Edward Page Gaston, of Chicago, Ida
ueoiy, of e ork. Dr. Lamar of At
lanta. Jessie Ackerman, of Chicago, Ray
I-rook, of Oaklaod. and Joaquin Miller, of
San Francisco. The Oregon speakers
w ill be the leading educators of the state.
The different departments will be under
teachers ol recognized aoiuty.
Base Ball. The Bora club veeterdav
afternoon defeated the combination dub
S to 4 in one of the best games of the sea
son. Hut for a sinzle error the score
would bsis bien changed. Bove club
eatherfori and La r too, batterv. Ash-
by, Cumce, Crawford. Ramp infie'd;
afjrailb. Ellison, Whilct? outfield.
Combination Fuller and Goins battery ;
.tutting. Moil, uranm and rarrell in
field; Miiier, Stimson. Swartx. outfield.
mpire, r'wacli Weatberford.
The printers and butchers are to play
. 4 o'clock to dav.
Hrr by a Base Ball. CaaL Harry
Green came over from Lobster, on the
Alsea yeeteruav. He left home on Sun-
ay and was six miles the other side of
Philomath when a young man on horse
back caught tip with him and informed
lam that hi child bad bad lis besxl
crushed with a base l!l. He retutned
l-orce expecting to find the child dead,
but it was aiive aod is dotnf well.thoazh
badly injured. Mrs. Green was sitting
under a tree watching a game of bsue
ball with her seren months old child on
her lap, when a fly came down through
re limbs etrikiog the baby on the beaa.
It was feared at first that it would die.
Mr. Green kft it doing well.
0b StPE or It. President Ormsby
of the Soldiers Home board declares that
the rale ahoot which there has been so
much opposition in Oregon, compelling
inmates ot the Soldiers Home to give np
I their pension money bat SI a month
is in force in soldiers homes in 22 states
and bas been declared legal and proper
by the pension board. That is that
side ot the ewe.
Co.vsjccasjNas Excrsiox, There is talk
jf securing the annual excursion of con-
uct rs to Albany in August, in fact an
gent was tn A.bany today with that in
view. The conductors will come if suit
able grounds are arranged for the pur
pose This would bt ing about woo peo
ple to the city. An effort will be made
to meet the requirements and get the
big excursion for this city.
To? result of a contest among the law
student ot Willamette univeraitr for a
-0 law encyclopedia was announced yes
terday. 1 be prin was won by Kobexl
Crofan. fbe test wss made on book 2 of
li lack stone. Carey Martin tied Crossan on
the first examination.
The Contract for furnishing wood for
he school district was let to-day. Ed
beol bad the lowest bid and was let the
contract tor 110 cords of oak grub wood
at i. w; reter Kiley io cords ol body fir
Dischakieo. David Svlvester. Gelia
M. Hart and Ursula Goulding. commit
ted to the asylum from Linn county.have
all been discharged. The latter was
there only a short lime.
Laat Tuesday the O C E railroad com
pany replenished the county treasury to
the extent of $1,492 C4, that being the total
amount of taxes due from that corporation.
Lincoln ucunty Leader.
II al Emery covered the distance bet ween
Anhland and Kingsburry, 7 miles, on his
wheel J uesday evening ot this week, ZiH
minutes, breaking all previous records,
Hal aad bis 'Yellowfellow'' wear ths bat
Ashland Tidings.
A Soap Creek man traded for a b'.cvcie a
few Sunday's ago and La bad trouble with
it ever since, which he considers a warning.
Ask Your
Doctor!
Of all the nerve-tonics
bromos, celeries or nervines
-your doctor will tell you
that the Hypophosphites are
best understood. So thor
oughly related is the nerv
ous system to disease that
some physicians prescribe
Hypophosphites alone in the
early stages of Consump
tion. Scott's Emulsion is
Cod-liver Oil, emulsified,
with the Hypophosphites,
happily blended. The re
sult of its use is greater
strength and activity of the
brain, the spinal cord and
the nerves.
Lat us nd you a booh all about It. Sant Dee.
SCOTT BOWNE, New York.
yg'ttMusi :
Pi
Absolutely Pure
Celebrated fur its great leavening
strength and bealtnfulnese. Assures the
toed against alum and all forms of adul
teration common to the cheap branda.
RoTAi. Bakiko PowDKa Co., New York.
S ATTJRDA."
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. Chandler Bloom, the machine
man is tn the city today.
Prof. Lee will arrive borne from the
east oa the overland tonight-
Russell Wallace, son ot Pr. Wallace i
seriously ill, with appendicitis.
Lieut. Den tier, of the O. A. C. of Cor
vallis, was admitted to the bar this
week.
Dr. W. T. Williamson, assistant phy
sician of the insane asylum was In the
city today.
Mrs. E. L Power and son returned to
day from a several weeks visit in Port
land and balem.
Miss Mattie Swan, of Crawford viile.
has been in the city on a visit with ber
brother L. L. She went to Polk county
today.
F M French and A J Hodzee of the
4th of July committee went to Salem
today to get attractions for an athletic
exhibition here cn the 4th.
Geo. Pbillioa was over from Scio San-
day, and Rocky Willis was down from
Albany, both on the same mission, but
Geo. got there first. Jefferson Review.
Mrs. F trans and daoghter and Mica
Esther Cohen came up from Portlsnd
this noon accompanviBg Miss C'ara
Cohen borne, and are the guests of Mr.
P. Cohen.
Hon. H. L. Berkley, the free silver
champion of Marion county, yesterday
was elected BUbop oi the United Breth
ren church for the Pacific Coast, Bishop
Diiloa will publish the Christian Con
servator. Closing Exercises.
Tne echo 1 in district No. 114 in which
Mies OHie Baltimore bas been teaching.
closed Friday with a rerv pleamnt pic
nic tn the alt e. noon, anooa garc.ee
were plated and all uresent enioved
themselves The foltowiog program was
very creditably rendered:
bong To Oar Schoolroom.
Roll ca!i answered to by quotations.
Recitation Jessie Smith.
Recitation Dean Keasler.
Recitation Gra--e Bridges.
Class excrviic "What We Learn at
School."
Recitation Roy Thomas.
Recitation Delia Bridges.
Recitation Clarence Cart.
Recitation Eva Weeterveit.
Recitation Wallace Sumpter.
Class exercise ia Physiology.
Recitation IV! i ran Bridges.
Recitation Vida Cornet U
Recitation Sa villa Powell.
Recitation Walter Smith.
Recitation Horace Propst,
Recitation Adron Bean
Dialogue by six bors "Discontent."
Recitation Melvin K easier.
Song "Rig-a-jiff.'
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific states Inventors this
week. Reported by C A Snow A Co.,
palest attorneys, Washington, D. C.
M P Boss. San Francisco, letter copy
ing press ; F G Creetb, Los Angeles fold
ing support for cans; F L Diets, Port
land, negotiable paper and means for
preventing counterfeiting thereof; L Do-
que, ban t rancisco, telephone receiver
support; W 11 Fargo, ban Francisco,
electric fas lighting attacbnent; AW
U,m. . p.i ' i: .
M Jensen, Astoria, Or., machine for
making nets :W L Johnson. Pico Heights.
drop weight for vehicles; G Le Sage,
Los Angeles, revolving rub iron; J T Mo
Cortnick, San Francisco, folding gate; E
o -uclcbcr, lxs Angeles, non-renllable
bottle: F A Redmoo. San Francisco,
wheel tor bicycles: B L Ryder. San Joee.
uau, speed indicator, r or copy of any
patent send 10 cents in postage stamps
with date of this paper to C A Snow A
Co., Washington, D. C.
At iRi GovERXMKTra Extkn-s. Prof.
G. W. Sbaw left veeterday for a three
month's trip east. His first destination
is Vermont, Ihe land ot his nativity.
where relatives and old friends are to be
visited. Later he goes to Washington,
where he ia to spend several weeks study
ing soils in the laboratories of the de
partment oi agriculture. Tne trip is by
grace of the good will ot the board ot re
gents who recently inaugurated a policy
of sending annually two members of the
facultp east to be brushed np tn tneir
particular lines, andl'rof Shaw is the
urst man on whom the favor falls. Cr
vallis Times.
Boogs is Tit Fas Edward Bocgs
has just been placed in the penitentiary
from Wasco county for three years for
bone stealing. Only "bout three weeks
aao he stole a snan of horses and eloped
wuu a wiuow ana cine couarvn xio
went to Portland and sold the horses and
wagon and went to B. C. He was in
duced to come this side of the line and
was arrested and promptly tried. Now
it is declared Boegs is probably insane
Certainly the signs are good. Boegs
lonner.y lived in Linn county where he
Bask Ball. The butchers (3 butchers.
1 fish Uian. 1 marble man. 3 members of
the Boys club, 1 deliveryman) defeated
the printers (all connected with othces
but one) veterday afternoon 8 to 4.
Farrell and Weatberford did fine work
tor the butchera and Layton and Mil'er
and Crawford tor the printers. The
strong pitching kept the score down and
made the game an interesting one. The
butchers ma le 4 in the first inning to the
printers sorrow. .but after that cou'd do
little with Lavton'a curves.
Next Monday the bookkeepers and F.
vo. will play.
As U.vrclt Baoscuo. R. L. Burk-
hart this morning w a riding an ob
streperous b'onchi in the eastern su
burbs of Albany when the ani
mal threw him in an unfeeling man
ner upon the comfortless errth and left
Mm tnere as ne epea onwaru. air.
Burkhart uoon picking himself up found
a toot partly knocked out and a nolo or
two in his face He rode to a dentists on
a bicycle.
No. l's New Officers. Albany Engine
C No. 1 elelected the following otlicern
lat night. Percy A. Young, president
Bert Crawford, recording secretary: C
H. Harnish. financial secretary; O. P.
Dannala, treasurer; R. R. Findley, tore-
man; G. U. Turner, 1st assistant; Man
ley Stewart, 2nd assistant.
The ladies of Christian Church will give
a strawberry social at the residence of Mrs.
F M Potts, on First between Railroad and
ckson streets, Tuesday evemn g, June-
HOME AND ABROAD.
See the new lea' her belt hook at French's
jjwelry store.
See the fountain pens at Will k Starks,
tne best to be secured. '
Will 4SU'k always have in stock the
lat wt novelties in ail hoer of jewelry .
You can b-jy a good reliable fountain
pen for one silver dollar at French's jewel
ry store.
You will always find a fine line of jew
elry at Will A Starks. Do not buy before
examining their goods.
A beer war has bean going on in Salem,
and as a result the Salem brewery has re
duced the price from (11.09 to 17.50 per
barrel.
The 6th, 7th and 8th grades of the Cen
tral school went to Knox 'a Butte today for
a picnic, accompanied by the Boys band.
They anticipated a big time.
The intercollegiate field day contest will
Uke place at Salem today. There will
be O'er one hundred, contestants. Sevezal
aliened from Albany.
Louis Viereck has secured the services of
George E. West, an experienced tonsoriai
artist. First class work guaranteed at
Viereck 's shaving and hair cutting parlors.
For the G A R encampment to be held
in Independence the O R & N wilt make
mund trip rate of 60 cents, good going,
Monday June 14th returning June l&m
exclusive. ,
George Cauffman, of Sterling, Ills., on
Tuesday night was placed at his father's
granary to protect it from thieves, who
killed him at bis poetnd then to conceal
their crime set fire to a straw stack and
burned bis body. The body was recov
ered before it bad been entirely burned,
and it was found that that bis throat
had been cut and he had been shot be
sides. The senior Mr Kauffman ia an
old schoolmate of E. ?. Sox, of this city.
Best
Ice Cream
Anywhere
At F. H. Pfeiffers.
See Smiley about it.
Smiley 's p inters are ia.
Dawson sells Uverine.
Liverine 50c at Dawson's.
Dahlia bulbs at F L Kenton's.
Apples at C E Baoa a ell's.
Smiley does the best prin Mug.
A good second band sewing wctiing for
tRAWroiD UaaxiHH.
Delicious ke cream soda at F. H. Prof
fer's. Pictures from 75 cents to (23 per does,
at Longs gallery.
Conn at Huston have sold sixteen Warex
lies ibis spring.
F H Pbeiffer'a ke cream has stood the
teat. It is ail right.
A beantifol line of butter dishes at
French 's jewey store.
Bel's and skirt supporters, new styles at
French s jewelry store.
For a good pa; sic take Liveriee. for sale
by Dawsoo. the "pill autocrat-"
Crawford & Harnwh for pbotojfrarhs.
Prices from (1 to lJ jxt doiea.
Cad at French's jewelry store and see
the latest and newest shin waist seta.
Water white comb honey from California.
Jaat u at UL Ebow ell's
The Ruth leives for Portland at 7 a m oa
Malays. Wednesdays aad Fridays.
Try C. Simpsoa ft Son's City Laundry
or first ciaaa wore opp St. Chaa hotel.
73 Ladies were selecting dress and shirt
waist goofs vesterdav t P. Cohm at .
time.
Two packages of nrden ael tew 5.-
according to their usual csstom at Stewart
et Sox's.
flair cutting 10c sharing irv. . tk.
oura DartMT auop. oiler at Iran
prietira,
pro
Dr. G. W. Miston. iht siciaj and
geMi, Albany Or. CaiUaaswered prompt
ly ia city or country.
Mrs Yieriek has ocesed ber ire rrmm
parkrs and summer garden for tne season.
Ice cream 5 and 10 cents a dish.
Information that is worth its wirfit in
god . Get your meats of ah kinds at Hen
ry Binder's, on Second street.
Dri. H. E. and O. K. BeenofBoM
residence in t be post office building. Spec
ial attention given to diseases of women.
That German washing fluid, which has
nroven such a fine thing has arrived at
Parker Bros, ia a Urge quantity. Call
and try a bottle-
J. toreros has moved to just east of
Schrnesr's stabies, 2nd street, where he will
keep in market fine fish, game and poul
try. Call on him.
The price of genuine Oliver chilled plow
share has been reduced to 50 cents. Be
sure the name Oliver is on every ah are.
For rale only by Hopkins Bros.
One half of the ground floor of the new
once building now being put up just
Bono or me l'emotbat emce, wiu be oc
cupied by Dr. J C Littler, dentist, about
June 1.
You make a score every time you boy
your meats of the Albany Dressed Beef
Company. Only first class meats are kept.
ot all kinds, and prompt and careful at
tention is the order Just down the street.
Consider your wars, think before you
act, and then go to H sight Bros., where
you wiil find a choice stock of eaeaia of all
kinds to ordw from. You are bound to be
pleased if you order of them.
Mrs L Viereck is prepared to furnish ke
cream in any Quantity on abort notice at
ner ice cream parlors and summer garden.
ice cream a aad luc a nith.
Carvivax or Madrid. On June Sth
and 10th the O. C. A E will make a
round trip rate to Portland of 32.40.
Good 3 das for returns. Account Car
nival of Madrid.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Fisra is taken; it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
Ontly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
ver 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, pleasinsr to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial :n 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.
Syrup of Figs, is for tale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may ltot have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one -who
wishes to try it. : Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA HQ STSUP CO.
SAM FgAMGISCO. CL
LMStuu. ax rone, x
ALBANY TRADING CO,
B. N. DBMS, MANAGER -
We will sell goods as long
as they can be obtained on
the market at pikes a3 fol
lows
8 bars best Savon soap
3 boxes blueing ,
qt bottles blueing '..".'
5 pkgs corn starch
J i 'inegar, try it
1 gal best syrup, bring your jog...
2 SSI good fTTlin in Yx,rlct
25
25
25
25
15
50
75
10
t
A , . "
vita wwfc uie v i
4 caoa rat,
' Morning Giory corn. good. . . . 15
1 lb Corn Caka tnhayn aiut nino 4ft
4 lbs best crackers 25
1 gal peeled peaches 30
1 sack Aumsville floor 1 00
7 pkgs Arbuckle coffee .-. 1 00
7 pkgs Lyon l 00
I paper coffee, ground to order 15
8 lbs rolled oats, good 25
3 lbs Gold Dust washing powder. . . 20
1 Can beat Iwkin ihwiIm a.1
n f " . .......... . v
S lbs Arm & Hammer soda 25
i can salmon l 00
S cans best core oysters 25
3 cans spices 25
3 bottles extract lemon or vanilla . 25
I lb beat Gunpowder tea 40
1 lb best Japan nncolored tea 40
0 lbs fine salt an
12 packages good ttMchei . . 10
Good stock working gloves 30e to 80e s
pair which we wish to close out.
The above prices are strictly cash.;
Albany Trading: Co.,
Cor. 2nd and Main St.
Star Bakery
Corner Broadalbin and First St
CQXKAO UEYEfi PECPSIETW
Canned Fruits,
Canned Seat
QrjeenswrtVf
Veetc
Cigars.
Spices
Tea
Ext.
Glassware,
Dried Fruit.
Tobacco,
Sugar,
Coffee. -Etc.
everything 'bat i. Kept u a
good variety andgro
eery store High
est pte paid
for
ALL KINDS OF PKODUCI
SENDERS' GOMPANLE
Always Pay.
No qoeetioo about full and prompt
meet of losses by fire on insurance pEaoes
with the lending agent cf Albany. M. Sen
ders.
Haft ilatHe IiPhoi Iff
IVwt allow vmrNslf to be rrmed inrathw
rsriooa "Local Mutuals" now being
pushed oa you aa being "cheapest In
surance." whew you insure yon do not
want to worry about getting your money i
case of loss. M SENDERS
Insurance. Hay. Grain and Wool.
ALBANY ORCHESTRA
JIBlCmSTO.Ccsdiictar
BBTWISIFECOIIgr-
INSTRUMENTATION
I Vio, II Yio., Oar, Cor.. Trom
Bass and Drums
Iepei toiie of seiff 2(vj sic
-Musie Furaished For-
Coocerta. Parties, Receptions a. Ester
tain meats at reasonable rates.
Corresnondeace solicited regardlar na-
gage-neU out of town.
AuuresS Den n estnrooa, ouaunea aau
S4r, Revere House, Albany, Oregon
Fire Insurance
''RE YOUR PROPERTY
te Old Hartford, the New York TJa.
imnnr anTOBSof the reli
able old line companies he represents. Notes
taken and plenty oi time given for payment
oa tarm insurance., au owww u
promptly attended to.
nvriPa? iv p. a Funnc
VaxtViU lit a v. wuvwm
ALBANY. OR.
CoccctBicS
Ottf BdTenisiii4-
Burning words nsver did set the world
on fire. It is our policy to repress all sen
ationat statements, to deal in tacts not
figures of speech or exaggerations every
word we print is weighed, and we vouch
for its exact truthfulness with our personal
honor, fhe integrity of our word of mouth
ia unquestioned (r) lue inieguir nwr
i c , . inat aa anbstantla..
The object of all our advertising is to tel
you about our buainess-e'early, plainly,
convincingly as one man talks to another
It costs some money, out none imauijwi; ,
it pays. Yontryit
oaiuiWiiii"
W TANTED FAITHFUL MOOR
W tx?nin TO travnl for resDOBSlble
established house ia i Oregon. Salary $780
and expense, rosiuow fwraamu. ,
erence Enclose seli-addressed stamped
envelope. The National, Star Insurance
Bldg., Chkago. T
NEW HOME LAUNDRY. At North
eel of, Ellsworth Street. Family
wathing taken . Particular attention paid
o bundle washing and mending, 6atis
ction guaranteed. Ma- Cbrmtbk