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Thirtieth Year.
ALBANY
Calesdar for 1896-7
1896 Sept. 16 College Year begins . Wednesday
Nov. 26-27 Thanksgiving Day recess, Tburs. and Fn.
Dec 21- -Term examinations begin . Monday
Dec. 23 First Term ende . . Wednesday
Winter Vacation cf Twelve Days
;97 Jan 5 Second term begins ... Tnesd-y
Feb 22 Washington's Birthday a holiday, Monday
April 6 Term Examinations begin . . Tuesday
April 8 Second Term ends ... Thursday
Arbor Day Vacation of Foot Days
dpril 12 Third Term begins . . Tuesday
June 8 Final Examinations begin Tuesday
June 13 Baccalaureate Sermon" . Sabbath forenoon
Tone 13 Address before the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.
Sabbatb evening
June 14 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees
- Monday aiterno3n
June U Junior Orations . Monday eveninir
Jaue io Graduating Exercises' of the Conservatory of
Music . . Tuesday forenoon
June r5 Pcyular Entertainment Taeeday evening
June 18 Commencement . - . . Wednesday
June 16 Alumni &-union . Wednesday eveuing
FouT Courses of Iastrnction leading up to degrees. Well equipped Business and
a-Iosic coume, with appropriate diplomas. Catalogue fiee
For further information, address
Waixaci Howa Lee, President, Albany, Or.
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Full engush Course.
french and german,
business branches,
bookkeeping, shorthand,
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Regular Normal Course of three years. Senior year wholly professional. Train
ine department of nine grades with 200 children.
Instruction and tratniug in Gymnastics (Sweedish system), and vocal music for I
public schools. The norm! diploma is recognized by law as a State, Life Cer-
tlficate to teach.
Lieut expense luiuon, dooks, uuaru auu iuug:ug approAimaieiy; fJO.Uu perl
year, students boarding themselves, $110 per year. I
Academic grades accepted from high schools. Catalogues cheerfully sent on
application. Address
P. L. Campbell.
President.
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or W. A. Wanw,
Sec. Faculty.
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COMMENCEMENT.
MUSICAL POST GRADUATES.
The Congregational church was fillet'
last night on toe occasion of the concert
by the post graduate students in the con
eervatory of moaic, Messrs. Maurice
Akers and A. W. Luudell, two young
men who have made many friends dur
ing their sojourn of two years in Albany.
The following classical p rot ram was ren
rendered :
Overture "Elisabeth." Rossini
First piano, Mr. Oundiff and Miss Sharp;
second piano, Misses Perry and Johnson.
"Condemned Was I" Rossini Mr.
A. W. Lundell.
Anthem "Rejoice in the Lord," com
posed by Mr. Akers, by choir.
Anialia" Millard, by Mr. Akers
Duo "Presto, Concerto in C Hat Ma
jor'' Weber, lirst piano, Miss Julia
Perry; second piano, Miss Laura Sharp,
"She Alone Charnieth My Sorrow"
GoonoJ Mr. A W. Lundell.
"In Distant Andalusia" Buck Mr.
M. L. Akers.
Anthem "Sing Aloud unto the Lord,"
composed by Mr. Lundell, by choir.
President Lee presented ths two stu
dents with diplomas conferring on them
the degree of bachelor of music, and
speaking in high terms of their attain
ments and the work of the conservatory.
ALUMNI RECXIO.V.
There are other more important com
mencement events than the annual
meeting of the fastly increasing alumni,
but none so full of social - enjoyment.
The one last niht was particularly a
pleasurable one. It was held in the
college with the art room for reception
and the west room for the banquet.
There were eighty four present, a com
p iny of cultured but lively people. At
ten o'clock i he large company of mem
bers and their guests sat down to a ban
quet spread bv ths ladies of the Presby
terian church. The appointments were
elegant and the service an excellent one.
The menu was as follows: -
Salad,
Orster soud.
Chicken.ham.pressed meat, olives, cheese
Pickles, assorted case, ice cream,
Coffee, cocoa,
Fruit.
An hour was spent ia partaking of the
delicious repast, when Mrs. E. F. Sox,
president ot the alumni, delivered the
address of welcome to the new members
and the gtwsts, a talented effort. Cia'e
nil I, the , valedictorian, responded in a
very bright manner. Mr.- Anderson
Cannon, the toast master, then took
charge and in a very pleasing and prace
fill manner called for the following toasts :
Troubles of an Early President by Judge
Hewitt, who by the way was never a
college president; College Culture by
President I-ee; College Colors, respond
ed to by Mr. P. A. Young with a witty
original poem ; Wheels,-by Miss Lilly
Robertson and My Opinion in the Case,
byJudgeC. E. Wolverton of the su
preme court. All abounded in wit and
humor and were brilliant affairs. Ir.
Gibson was called upon and responded
in a happy manner, when the company
adjourned with Auld Lang Syne.
Another year of Albany College thu
closes. The school has been ia the baad
of a splendid faculty, whose ambition
has been to do thorough and lasting
woik, work that will tell in the live of
the students. The reputation of the
college is excellent, and notwithstanding
the very hard times we look fur contin
ued progress for the school. It deserves
the best support of our citizens.
Try It Yourself.
Seven or eight horsemen were out last
night trying to spear rings in practice for
the Mexican lance contest, for the 4th.
Bicvcle riders are also practicing for the
sport It causes considerable fun, but
tbee will be more on the 4th.
Here are some of the other attractions
for the 4th :
Balloon ascension and parachute jump,
by Prof. Hag, the world renowned
aeronaut, of Chicago, who wiil make the
leap from a Height of i.OUU feet. Acro
batic and gvmnaatic performances under
the direction of Prof. H. T. Oviatt. II. F.
Copland and Geo. W. Picket, trainers in
31 ultcomab Athletic Club, regatta, tug
of war, finmen's contest, swimming con
test, base bail, bicrcliog. pow fays and
all the sports and games so popular in
the Kast. A biz parade, pony and dog
shows, merry go-round. .
Misotic ELKTiox.Grand Lodge of
Oregon, Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons, met in the Masonic temple in
Portland yesterday Thetrost import
ant bnsiness was the election of officers.
which resulted as follows: V H Hobeon,
of Stayton, grand master; J B Cleland.
ot Portland, deputy grandmaster; J M
Hoi son of fcugene.senior grand arden ;
W F Butcher ot Baker City, junior grand
warden; J Mayer of Portland., grand
trustee; DC McKercher of Portland,
grand treasurer; James F Robinson of
Eugene, grand secretary. The grand
lodge of the Eastern Star also elected of
ficers, as follows: Mrs Madeline Conk
line of Rcseburz. srand matron : Rev. C.
C Polirg of Portland, grand patron; Mrs
K Lutke ot .Portland, grand assistant
matron ; Mrs Jessie Cavanna. grand sec
retary; Mrs M tickle St Helens, grand
treasurer.
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A B.W? Fau. Dr. 3. N. Smith, re
turned this- afternoon from -Oakville.
linn county, wtntuer tie was caned last
evening to attend bis aged mother who
fr i - -,-r-fi c. n t..mj.. n-t.:t
buiiucu a uiiuiui tail iucou,t, h uiio
walking about the orchard with a tin
pail under tbe left arm Mrs. Smith fell
p '.'? '
1 tuns 01 one no auu uauiy uruiaing me
left arm. Mrs. Smith is io her eighty'
first year and weigba about 200 pounds.
hue has been in feeble health of late but
the doctor left ber resting quite easily
tuis morning. Jonrnsl.
The Ixd'.aw Wab Veiebans elected the
lollowing .officers ; T A Wood, unani
mously re-elected commander: W C
Painter, of Walla Walla, senior vice-
I commander; A J Frost, Tacoma, junior
nee commander; Otto Kleeman, -fort-
land, grand adjutant; Captain Jason
Wheeler and A B Howard, first and
second assistant adjutants, resriectivelv:
I . . . . : i '
a at rarnsb. chaplain : T A Mai onev.
grand maribal; Captain J H McMillen,
paymaster; Dr Richard Sanford, eur
geon; and John Storan.captaln of guard.
!
Received $100. Miss Harriet Shrum
Carothers, of this city, a graduate of the
Oregon blind school, who remdes with
ber sister Mrs. Salt marsh, in this city, a
few days ago received a check from Au
gusta, Me.,of $100 first prize for tbe most
words gotten from a long word or sen
tence. Miss Carothers spent about a week
in preparing the long list of about 1700
words. The enort is very commendable
in view of ber blindness and the large
number of persons in the competition.
In all ths world there Is no other treatment
SO pore, so sweet, so safe, so speedy, for pre
serving, purifying, and beautifying the skin,
ac&lp, and hair, and eradicating every hu
mor, as warm baths with Cutkjuba Soap,
and gentle anointings with CUTiouaA (oint
ment), the great akin cure.
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la sold tbraavhawl fha mU. Votvib
BT " ALL About thai H kin, Bclp. and UaLr,fr.
JJVERY ILTJMOB "ZS&SXSES
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A Considerate Father.
The fol'owing is from the Call. The
Oliver Williams is a former Corv&liis
man :
"Three weeks ago a young couple ar
rived in Redding and registered as Oliver
N. Williams an 1 wife of Medford, Or.
The young man seemed to be an enter
prising fellow and soon obtained employ
ment in the Temple Hotel. He was
steady and industrious.
"Tne Oregon express last night brought
in an elderly man carrying a double
barreled shotgun. He inquired lor the
Tempie Hotel. At the hostelry be in
quired for a room, and was disappointed
when the landlord would not allow hin
to take his tirearm tohisroom. He took
a seat on the pavement in front of the
hotel, his shotgun across his knee, and
vigilantly kept watch of all entrances.
"The ltmlord finally persuaded him to
yield up the gun, and then the stranger
told him thtt he was J. S Stormer of
Fort Klamath, Or. He was away in the
mountains viewing u.iuing property
when the news reached him that Wil
liams had tun n&ay with his daughter.
Without s'opping to even change his
clothes betook his shotgun an i started
for the railroad, ninety miles distant,
lie followed the eloper to Medford, then
to Ashland and then to Sisson, where he
learned that theV wee stopping at the
Temple Hotel in Redding. He was quite
cool, bu determined, and said the young
man would have to marry his daughter
or trouble would follow.
"Wiliiams was found andbroflght be
fore Stormer, to whom he promised to
marry the girl this morning. The old
gentleman insisted on guarding Wil
lirma until morning came. Before the
sun arose Williams gained the confi
dence of his prospective father in-law
and requeested to be perm'tted to go out
for a walk. The youug mao, once free,
fled to Keswick, eight miles away.
"Stormer was soon on the tra.ii with
his shotgun, finally locating WiUiams in
the Keswick Hotel. There he laid siege
again. Williams escaped thiough a back
door in his shirt sleeves and got to Red
ding by takug bypaths through the
woods. I
"Friends persuaded Williams to pro
cure a marriage licence and keep h i
promise ttthe father an J the girl. He
did so, and telephoned to Stormer to
come back to Redding and witness the
wedding ceremony.
"The couple we're married at 4 o'clock
this allernjon. aod the father, who is
quite well to do, is pacified and says he
is now ready to do the handsome thing
by his children."
Annual Institute. .
Notice is hereby given that the anunat
county institute lor teachers ot junn
county wid be held in Albany Or., begin
ning luly 13, ISO. and wiil be in session
for two weeks. Teacher and those who
expect to teach are required to attend at
least the first three days of the institute.
Those wbo expect to take the county
examination for teacher's eerti Scatea will
be greatly aided if thev attend the en
tire session of the institute. The insu
lation will be conducted by Prof kcker
mia of PortlanJ and Prof Tvree of Al
bany. Richmond W beelcb.
County Sapl.
Deuxqcbst. In oor weekly just out
will be found 'he notice of the sale of
prcpertv for delinquent Ux due the
city of Albany. Tbe sale will take place
on'saturday, July 17. Those interested
in seeing the lut can secure copies ol the
weekly for 5 cents.
W. P. Wbitlock has been appointed
P. M. at Berrv, up the Santiam.
O. S. Pollock will move hi store into
the lileiSer block about tbe 1st of July.
Miss Lena Haopert of Sodaville has
been in the city the gneet of Miss Emma
Smead.
S. X. Steele has bten appointed agent
of the Underwriters Fire Association,
recently held by Jos. Tall.
Lyle and Clayton Speer left this noon
for their home at Warm Springs. They
expect to return in time to attend college
in tbe fall.
Mia Rose Train returned to Portland
yesterday alter a several day's visit with
her brother S. S. Train and friends.
R. M. Rohertson has sold bis feet!
bnsiness on Ell-worth street to Mr. N.
Southard who wiil hereafter run it. Mr.
Robertson aod family will soon move to
.Spokane for the benefit cf Mr. Robert
son's asthma.
The Rufs Hou i receivii.g a neat coat
ot paint.
The State horlieultoral soci!y will meet
at Newberg on June 29 and 30.
Nine men bate lot their lives fitting
in tbe Columbia at Astoria to it season.
The annual camp meeting of the Evan
c (.Ileal church was began today at Hackle-
man a arm e. in K Dxtnv eastern suburbs.
whtre meetings will 1 held to the 'i'nl .
This morning iusl after Css Morgan
bad arisen a tramp entered his home with
out any ceremony. He wiDt cut head
hint One of Mr Morgan a Knuckles is
somewhat brniaed.
The Annual Stale Sunday School Con
vention will be held June 2-oU, in tbe il
E church at Tbe Dalles. The program has
been prepared with the view of giving tbe
greatest help possible in the time allowed
to the delegates in a'tendance. Tne fare
will be full going and one-third returning.
Basb Balu The Boys Club and Fire
crackers played an interesting game of
ball yesterday afternoon, tne vracaers
winning 12 to2. When the game started
only three of the realar nine of the
Boys Club plsyed. Two arrived in tne
second or third inntng, leaving (our short.
As it was not considered a ttst another
game will be played J.ondty. The sides
were:
Firecrackers Fuller, Farrell, Stell
maker, Dawes, Barrett, Weatbrook,
Nickerson, Holt, Smick.
Boys Club. Weaiberford, Ashby, El
lison, Thompson, Ramp, Crawford,
Whitney, Tyree, Galbraitb.
That easterm colony that is to Ve lo
cated upon the Crabtree, and which is
to bring 1000 people to Linn county, is
receiving a great deal of advertising over
tbe state. A Salem paper says: The
eastern colony who will locate in Linn
county will each umiiy be allotted a cer
tain portion ot tbe land to cultivate.
The company will operate two large saw
mills of their own, to furnish lumber for
building purposes. The colonists will
plant 1000 acres in hops. They will set
out 800 acres in prunes, all of one variety,
and will have 100 acres in strawberries,
100 acres in raspberries, besides a large
amount of other small fruits and vegeta
bles. They intend to purchase 500 choke
cows for a dairy.
Thohe Sooavillk Mines. Jas. Cor
nell, who has obtained so much notoriety
at Sodaville, was in Albany this week
and reports that he has not yet l-een
kicked out of the county. Instead he is
doing .some mining In the new Bed two
miles from Sodaville, and was down to
get some crucibles and other supplies,
lie declares the prospect is rich, and says
he has already pounded out an ounce
and a half of gold.
Enough Now. The Oregonian says :
"Corvallis Is to have another paper, and
it needs it. As purveyors of news the
Times and Gazette are unsurpassed
among country weeklies, but their cours
es in politic! are very uncomplimentary
to the intelligence and character of the
community." As matter of fact Cor
vallis doesn't need another paper. The
two there fill the field well. They are
lively, progressive newspapers. All the
same this is a great American free coun
try and Mr Daly has a right to establish
a Corbett organ there if he desires, and
It will no doubt be a readable paper.
Lebanon.
From the Avance and Express .
Trof. H. II. White passed through
Lebanon a few days ago on hirway to
Eastern Oregon.
W. B. Donaca Iihb contracted 10,000
pounds of hops to Faher A Neis. I). An
drews has contracted 5,000 pounds to the
same firm. The price to le paid is 7?4'
cents.-
Married, in Lebanon, June 15, Mr. 8.
D. Titus and Miss Minnie Alptia De
Vaney, both of Linn countv, Oregon. C.
R. Lamor olHciating.
F. Bowdcn has sold his interest in the
grocery and feedetore to his partner, R.
B Wilev, and left yesterday for his old
home in'Michigan. Mr. Wiley has em
ployed Willie Booth to clerk for him.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of our public school held last night, Miss
Mabel Carson was elected to fill the va
cancy caused by Miss Elkins resignation.
Miss Rice, wbo 1ns had charge of the
musical department at the Academy, for
the past year, has accepted a like posi
tion in the Pacific College of .Sewburg,
but she will jpend the summer in Leb
non. .
Dr. "Lo" Jones, of Sodaville, has rent
ed rooms in the Courtney building where
be will soon open an ollice. The doctor
is a sen of Dr. D. M. Jones.
Miss Ilda Elkins and Miss Abbie Fry,
two of Lebanon's popular young ladies,
have accepted positions in the Albany
public school. M tss Klkirs was born and
raised herein Lebanou where she his re
ceived her entire education, having grad
uated at the San tin ni Academy She has
taught two years in the Lebanon public
school and wa re-elected again this year,
but resigned for the Albany school. Hhe
has given the best of satisfaction in this
city. Mils Fry is a graduate ot Albany
college and alo ot the State L'uiversily
of Eugene. She has also taught in the
Iebanon public school for one yar.
Both Misses KIkins and Fry are good
teachers, and we congratulate the Al
bany school loarl on securing their ser
vices. Ma. Lawik. H was reported that
Mr. Lawlcr left Paris about May 15 for
Albany, but the following from today's
Oregonian indicates this was a mistake:
"Mr. Wiliiam B. Lawler, manager of the
Lawler gold mines, who is now in Lon
don. iil return home shortlr, accom
panied by Mrs. Lawler. !n a letter re
ceived yesterday, it 'a learned that
the company be represented in operat
ing mines in tbe Ijuartxttiie district has
been entirely reoranixed, and be will
soon return to take rsonat chagw of
the work, to be earned on at Anioem.
Dur.ng his visit abroad, Mr. Lawler bad
his eyes treated, and the sight of one of
them has been greatly improved. ' On
their wav to Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Law
ler will make a short stop at Salt Lake
City."
G. A. R.trrtcess, The following of-
ficeni we elected at Independence yes
terday afternoon :
. A. K. I otPiBimifr, l rank Utwner,
of Eugore; S V C, H V Gates, Hi!'boro;
J V C, J S Vos, Portland ; medical dir-
ectar. Dr Bradehaw. Sa.eni; chaplain.
Rev N r. Parsons, Mil :on : counci'menof
administration.! W Mathews, Sa'esa; G
Mr Cruson. Lelaanon; J A l.urlineame,
Eugene: J E Bot'er, Eugene: K W Dil
lon. I'nioc. Delegates to the National
Encampment. M L Pratt. Portland : TC
Smith, Salem ; W J Gaodrock, Mi!tu.
Sons of eterans Colouei. L W Oren :
hVC, Wta F EisaoUce; J V C, AQ
Desart.
Woman Relief Crp? IVei-lent, Mr
Snsaa Gwilt, of Pon!.attJ ; is V J. Mrs J
I. fciockton of Independence: J r,
Mrs Alice Verney, of Tb Dallvs; treas
urer, Mrs Okion, of Portland.
To Givixfcs frank Recnie and
Clarence Irvine went on a bicycle ride
on Sundar. At Amity a collision k noosed
out Mr. Irvine's from wheel and for a
time il looked like a case of waik. Be
tween them and the two wheels a
threwheelfri tandem wasriggeu up and
Mr. Rennie pumped tbe two ncuin-
and Mr. Irvine into town in just 40 min
utes. The arrangement of the two
wheels to make the tandem was u census
and a picture of the machine should be
taken and sect to the bicrtle journals in
order to show the construd've grains of
wastern young men. McMtnovia T. J..
Mr. and Mrs. J. I red Ya'e,of Corval
lis.bave returned from their eastern trip.
Miss Wrenn, of the Arlington schools,
i"fn tbe citv tbe guest of her sister Mrs.
A R. McCoy.
Conrad Meyer and laniily have ln
at the Bay several days for the beretit
of Mr Meyers health.
Harry Dodder, wbo has been f working
on a farm near Independence, is in the
city, and intends to get a position in this
county.
Tbe Oakland correspondent of the
Koceburg Review says: 'Mr. Court -wright
preached two remarkably impres
sive sermons to large and apprecia'.ire
congregations on last Sunday. '
Capt. Jason Wheeler wbo returned
home yesterdar from the meetings ol the
Indian war veterans and piouecs, sivs
he had an immense time. Tbe meetings
were decided successes
Prof. Parvin went to Salem this morn
ing. He will return on Tuesday and or
ganize his summer class and arrange fvr
normal classes. Names may be kit with
E. U. Will or Prol. Lee.-
Mr. Raiph Knapp, formerly of this
city, wrote up the commencement ol
McMinnvtlle col' eg s in a readable man'
ner for the Telephone-Register. Mr
Knapp will graduate nest year end will
enter the ministrv.
Uncle Jesse Parrisli. k well known pt
oneer citizen, ia serioui.lv ill at his home
near nodaviHe. He had an attack ol
heart failure last Sunday, which leit him
in a bad condition, and it is feared that
bis end it near. The old geotleman has
many friends wno wiil be sorry to learn
ot hit serious illness. Advance.
An interesting little medical lecture
was enioved bv several Albanv matrons
yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. M. Banmaart. Dr. Myron fc
Kot n. of San Francisco, made some In-
teresunir exn anation. wincn iniorma
tion it is hoped will teud to decrease the
sick list ol AlbAny.
Is Your
Throat Weak?
Your throat is weak. Any
unusual exposure or quick
change in temperature
causes roughness and un
easiness. Sometimes you
have a feeling of tightness
as if some foreign body
were there. You can treat
it with troches and washes,
but you don't reach the seat
of the trouble. Throat
weakness is a symptom of
more general disturbance.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil does cure weak
throats by nourishing and
strengthening the system.
Book about it sent free.
SCOTT & BOWNE, ChemLtt, New York.
Scld.
From the Press :
Mrs. Dr. Cole went over to Albany
las; Friday, being called there by the
illness of her daughter Mrs Ida Veal.
A. J. Johnson and family started on a
tour through Eastern Oregon on Tues
day. They contemplate visiting The
Dalles, Milton, Baker City, Walla Walla
and other points, during their two weelts
trip.
C. I). Compton informs us that the
flax crop wilt be short this year on ac
count of aa insect that ia working upon
the young plant. There is always some
thini; to interfere with prosperity.
Reiurring to the contests at Macr-abee
picnic: Blue rock, gents shoot 20 birds;
class 1 silver cup by Kcio Tent; class 2.
silver cup by Scia Tent 1st won by P. J.
Baltimore of Aluany ; 2nd by J. A Dick
son of Albany. Aa a matter of fact both
of these gentlemen are pmesional
shooters, both having shot in matches
for money, and shiu d have Wen barred
from these contests. It was intended
that none but amateurs should participate.
TmfiiXDOr Gytou that have in
flicted themselves upon the city for the
past ten days are now camped at Carson
Heights, just outside the citb boundary
line, near Riverview cemetery. There
are sixty three of the wanderers and they
form quite a colony. Since their advent
in South Portland they have captured
that eot:re section of the city and make
ncrase to nouse visits lor donations
Between telling fortunes (and a gooj
lortunacAn be had for the reasonable
sum of 10 cents), and stealing, the band
apparently are making a verv coinforta
ble living. Tribune. As there were just
sixty-five at Albany the above confirms
lbe report that two of the kids were bur
ied on tbe west side.
Livouls Corvrr Taxc. The fullow
ing from tbe proceedings of the county
court of Lincoln county, in the Leader,
will be of interest to the many Albany
people owning property at the Bay: In
the matter of extension of taxes:
Ordered that the ISM Ux roll be con
tinued in the bands of the ahenff under
original warrant tor collection of taxea
uutil August 5, 1S7.
Tut State Faib. Tbe premium list for
lie Mate tasr, printed by tne state print-
er, is out. The fair will open on Sept. 30
anu ciose oa Oct. s. A tout irj.OOQ la
cash premiums are offered. Tbe admis
sion will be 25 cents, with lOeenlafor
grand stand. except for women. Parsons
orrheitra will furnish music.
As Alakm A fire in a tar barrel at
the Albany brew err this morning caused
a fnghl that resulud in tbe fire bell be
ing rung. The flames scorched the roof
over the barrel. Tl.e flames were quick
ly extinguished.
The for m al order for the encampment
at flood River ha been isueL F. Co.
and the Hospital Corps wjll leave APwny
a day earlier titan has been extiecied, to
wiL, on Monday morning Jane 2. in
sted ol on Tueadav morning. There
i I go about fifty. 6 re members of F.
Co. and twenty membe- of the Hospital
Ox j-8.
9 (its was paid ft woil is IVnJtctm
yetterdat .
L W Mwoch. of this cit v ha,t the coc
tracf for tii manufacture of tome pews for
the Eraogehcml church in PorUaod.
There are 47 swallows aests nnder the
east ettts of the i'arruh Utck at 1st .and
r'errv sSnet. A very pretty sight.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
A linn county farmer in the citv to
il a r is named Ben Davis. He is kept
busy telling people that be is not the fa
i&ous apple.
Orviiie Dinwiddie has been engaged
by the Souih Side school board as one
of the teaches for the ensuing year.
i.row nsvue limes.
From the Corva'iis Times : Mrs. Loo
Cleaver is to undergo a surgical operation
ia a romano Hospital today toe is a
ister to the late J. R. Bryson and her
riiment is not unlike that which affected
hiui. Mrs Bryson is at the bedside.
From the Marsbfield San: Harrv
Backensto. at one time a resident of
Marshtield, is out in an Albany paper
to give instructions on the violin, guitar
and mandoiio. Harry was instructor of
the Marshtield hand 17 years ago and has
not ieen tiearJ Irom for nearly as many
years.
Not Eus.-A badly decomposed bodv
lies io dough's undertaking parlors on
Slate street awaitig indentification. It
as found in the illamette nver at a
point about three miles north of Salem
aad the general su no it ion that tbe re
mains are those ol m. Kriens, cook on
the steamboat Ramona, who luel his life
in this city by drowning on the morn:ir
of February 2?,last. There are no a eans
of Identification other thau the clothes
found with the badly decomposed body.
The bodv was discovered abou: 9 a. m.
today by Wm. Hughe and a companion.
Coroner Clougli held a conversation this
aflercoon via the telephone with tbe fa
ther and brother of Eclin, the Corvallis
liveryman, when be eltcU-d the informa
tion that the man found in the Willam
ette toil a v is tot Eglin. When he die
appeared the Corvallis man was atliied
in a white shirt while his pants were of
a blue material with white stripes. He
als? wore toothpick shoes while those
found with the remains are indeed quite
ujir.u Ml m m utt3 Bmrt tun alia
to ird today wore a blue shirt dotted with
lute, while his pants are a dark ma.
tenal.
1 he State I niversity At a meetinf
oi me ooara oi t events ot trie u niversity
ot uiegon field at bugene the preparatorv
and business department of the univer
sity was ordered dropped, Prof Narregan
tuus retiring, rrot j u Letcher was re
moved.no one elected in his p'ace. Ma
rie Louis Baright, professor of elocution
was removed and rrot 1 . tilenof Mc
Minnville elected. The services of Miss
Murch and Miss IVIashmutt, tntors.
were dispensed with. The chair of
modern languages was created and Prof
Schmidt, of Mt. Vernon, Iowa, elected
to it. Chas. C. Burden of ale was elected
director of phvsical educati n at S0O to
succeed 1 rot. Wealherbee. Salaries were
raised as follows: Prof F I, Washburne
from tl.600 to $1,S00. Prof Chas Friedtd
fromt,.ri00 to fl.800. prof KG Young
from $1,500 to f 1,800. Associate Prof Ed
ward 11 McAlister from $1,200 to $1,400.
Clinton E Woodson, a graduate of this
years'a clnss, was elected an assistant to
Prof F tl Young, professor of econimirs
and history at a salary of $600 per an
num. Ths 4 til Preparations for a big time
continue.
Monday morning the finance commit
tee wid call on subscribers for the
amounts due and it is earnestly desired
that the payments be prompt, as it is no
more to tlie committe than any one else.
Considerable of a rivalry Is reported in
the matter of a tine exhibit for the ar
ade. , -
Turner Convention.
The annual convention of tbe Chris
tian church at Turner is appointed 'or
the 18th 20th, this year. The several
programs of the different departments
ot the church work are full of good
things. The grounds about the great
tabernacle have been much improved in
the past year. Reduced railroad rates
re offered. Men of wide acceptance
will occupy the speaking hours on the
two Sunduys, 20iM and 27th.
J. R. LisTEH, Cor., Soc,
mm
Absolutely Pure
CnlebMted f.ir its great leavening
itreni'tii aoj liKahnlulneM. Aaatires the
loed uL'iU-iht alum and all form of adul
teratio., common to the cheap brands.
R'jyal Baking I'owdek Co., New York.
HOME AND ABPOAD.
The ALPS quart .t gave a concert at
Brownsville I ant night.
The plug u?glie will meet at No. l'a
engine boise Monday evenidg iU 7M0
o'cloca.
Go on with tbe crowd to the Combina
tion Barber shop for a clean shave, hair
cut or shampoo.
Cbo-ce mgar coaled ham at If. Brodr
only II cents per pound Call on him for
cuoice meats ot all kind.
Ue cream and soda aad soda pot at Mrs
lereds's parlors and summer warden- It
cream, a and 10 cents a dib.
IS fcr round trip ,are lo national C E
convention in ban rrancisco. An) buoy
j iAe aaraciage Ol it.
t-ourboysin Brownsrille were arretd
lor bring drunk and disorderly, the first
ween alter the new aaioea aUrted in the
Ma i s eg..-uUe Sicilian Hair RerMwer
ua restored gray hair to iu original color
ana prevented uaidaea in thousands of
caea. it will do so to yoo.
IheNa'ive bocsof Oregon have been
organised io Portland with B K iekman
a. . J I ! ....
i(iraiim, juuge ueo ti uarneu vice
preiaect and J U Lee ecre'ary.
A PorUaod man has ba sued for S2C4
6J, for pew reof ia tbe Trinity Epitcapai
church. The owe will be an in't-mttin?
ow use oeieoaanu ngtil it.
cm -X-1 wno IS la tbe IVnlnn r.,,nl.
jail, has fcardly eaten anytlins for two
wees, ana is said to be adta; stxangWy.
About his only remark is "I'm all nam.'"
It is thought he is fe-gniog infinity.
titdeon r.iy. tte l'ortiaad uuimr b
oeen matclted to hgtit lye, the champion
lightweight of lb ccast. fr the title ud
atrophy. Ihecootewt wiil come cf? Inlr
S at Sn Fraocico. Ely was a resident of
Albany strteral monies a toap'e years tgo.
A new kind of a hi ln
discoerd io Sjo;Le-n Otvirtn. Tbe
Menifd Mil tciis aoot i'.. frtjf E P
Hammond, tbe welher progncsti'ator.
waskearato remark lat Satiirdat : I
tell yoo. it u in the atmosphere. All these
runaway mean smethin. and that one
thiog means rin witcin three davm. The
atrnospbere is faU of electricity." The oc
eacioa which broaghtoat the s'jot eniirk
was a couple of tasn raaiwxis which had
occoied during Satorday.
Best
foe Oram
Aoywhro
At F. II . Pfeiff?r.
See Smiley about u.
Smiley's r inters are in
Daw ion ttrlU Luetic.
Liverioe 50c at Dawson'.
Dahlia ball at F L Kestoo's.
Apples at C E Brow xeu.'.
Smiley does tbe best printing.
A good second Land tew-in? mit-iiln f.ir
S. Cbawfobd H Afixisa.
rVlkioas iae cre-an soda at F- H. PiVif.
fer's.
See tbe new lea her belt hxk at French's
j jwesry store.
See tb toootaia vnt at Will i Starts.
tee bet to be sacured.
Will & Su k alwavs have m f t.vk th
Utt DOV'ttte in ail hier of ieweirv.
PtcfO'f from 75 reo's t.i ISS mt dsn n
at Longs gallery.
F II PbeifTWs ioe cream has atood the
test. It is ail riebt.
A beantif?! line cf l.n'fr A
French's jewe.7 store.
Bel's and skirt unmrim uw .iiU .1
French's ieweby store.
For a eood ohtsic Uk Lirrli f.v mu
by Dawton. the "pill autocrat-"
Crawford Ilarnieh for
Prices from ti to fc0 per dosea.
tail at French's iwh-v tm and M
u iaiw and eewet uirt waist sets.
Water white comb lwnT fmm r!ibn;.
jutt in at j K Brown Kij.-
The Ka'h le ;ves for Portland at 7 a m on
Mondays, neJaesdays and Fridays.
Try C. Simpson f Son'a Citv Inndi-r 1
or first da worx -opp St. Chas hotel. j
d ladies were selecting dress and shirt
waist gWs yesterdav t P. Cohen s. at one
time.
Two packages of rarden awd f.ir ..-tc
according to their asual custom at .Stewart
Sot .
Yoa can b ty a good rehab'e fountain
pen for one silver dollar at French's jewel
ry store.
Yoa will alsnrs 6nd a fine line of jew
elry at Will A Starks. Do not buy before
examining their goods.
Dr. G. W. Maston. phjsiciao and r
ireon, Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
ly in city or country.
Mrs Vierick has opened ber ice cream
parlors and summer garden far tne season.
Ice cream 5 and It) cents a dish.
Information that is worth its weight in
gold: Get your meats of all kinds at Hen
ry Sroder's. on Second street.
Drs. II. E. andO. K. Beers offices ac
residence in the cost offios building Spec
ial attention given to disease of women.
J. Worcross has moved to just east of
Schmeer's stabies, 2nd street, where be will
kep in market fine tih, game aad poul
try. Gallon him.
Lmis Vioreck has seciired tbe services of
oeorge t. exf. an expoaenced tentorial
artist. First class work guaranteed at
Viereck's shaving and hair cutting parlors.
You make a score every time you buv
your meats of the Albany Dressed Beef
Lompany. Only bnt class meats are kept,
of all kinds, and prompt and careful at
tention is the order Just dwo tbe street.
Consider our wavs, think before yoa
act, and then go to llaight Bros , where
you will hn i a choice stock of meats of all
kiuds to ord st from. You are'bound to be
pii-asea it you order ot inetn.
rain inut seemed to i general was
falling this afternoon copiously. Depend
npn it. it wil! not be for want ot rain that
ciops are short.
By special request a social dance will be
given by the A'Oany Orebeatra, Saturday
night. A cash prize will be given to the
couple waltzing best. Those holding last
winter's invitations wiU be welcome.
Now Is the Time to purify your blood
and Hood's Sarsapanltn is the best medi
cine for the purpose. Thousands of great
cures prove that it is the One True Blood
I'urifior.
Hood's Tills are the favorite family
cathnrtis and liver medicine. Price 25c.
The Ideal polish is polishing the
world today. U is given up to be the
greatest polish on earth for gold and silver
plated ware, nickel, brass, copper, tin, zinc.
&c Every package gunranteed by Hurk
tiart & Lee, Druggists. Price 25c.
Oakvillc.
June 18, 1897.
Rev. Smick of Albany is conducting
the meetings at the U. P. church.
Some of our people attended a picnic
at Springer's grove yesterday. We did
not hear of it until it was too late, how
ever, it was too cold a day for a picnic.
We were presented with a package of
nice ripe cherries by a young lady
friend, who said "don't put mv name in
the paper" and we will do as he requests
and et more cherries.
Mr. B. F. Crow of Baudon, Coos coun
ty, ia visiting friends here.
J W Barton is painting F M French's
house.
II M Stone invited ns to take a ride
with him and see his garden. We find
that he hts a nice field ol corn and
squashes and his potatoes, although
planted late are setting there. We vis
ited the old saw mill but found that the
machinery had been taken away and the
large boarding house had been destroyed
by fire. We asked Mr Stone if it wai
the work of an incendiary, bis reply was
"no, some rascal set it afire." There
was no insurance on tte building and no
one in it at the time.
Mr Wade ia now at work trying to Im
prove tbe condition of the high wa vs.
We would like to avcept the kind in
vitation of "Belinda Jane" abd attend
the picnic at Jefferson but we are not
able to walk so far, however, we bare a
brother there, be is an M D and bas a
large mustache, "but d..n't say I toll I
you so " Perhaps Young Aiuerica
wilt be there as he can get on the brakes
any morning, but as for ice cream we
doubt if he has any nickels to spare ss
he is very fond of candy hearts and soda
pop. Meet ns at A t'Mny on the 4th Be
linda; sure we will be there and yoa wiil
know ns. If yoa can't find as ask the
editor of the Democbat and he can.
Lima I2o-a Ben.
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific slates inventors this
week. Reported by C A Snow A Co.,
patent attorneys, Washington, D. C.
W W Beach, Los Angeles. Cal, ship
attachment; L Bowles. San Francisco,
diaper; E Campbell, Dayton, Wash, de
vice for transferring mad; H Carr, San
Francisco, Cal, recoil operating rearm ;
l. vunningnam. can Jose, usi, frnite
gradiog machine: E T fcarl. Oakland.
Cal. ventilator for refri2erator-cars; C P
sogn. Ran r ranciaco. Cal. awning; W If
Fuicher, Stockton. Cal. Excavator; B F
Franklin, Ore, farm-wagon; W N Ley,
Wilbur. Wash, sign; P LiUer, San Fran
cisco, Cal. separator and amalgamator;
W L McCabe, Tacomv Wash, derrick
crate; J G McCoy. SaleanCity, Cel. animal-trap;
C E Manson, Los Anzeles,
Hoee-spice; W C Nelson, Santa Rosa,
uas.pan-uiier; w a rapoon, BakerCi'-y.
Ore, non-re tillable bottle; O Pederaon,
lm Amreies, la:, rectal speculum; J H
Sutthoff. Seattle. Wash, tea-infuser: W
A Woods. San Francisco, Cal, ore-grind
ing marine: w u Wneht. San Joee.
Cal, apparatus for treatinr food prod acta.
1 or copy ot any patent seed send Id
cents in postage stamps with date of this
paper to C A hoow it Co, W ashmgioo,
X. Ca
Tub Blaecb Casii. From the Salem
Journal: Alloroens J. K- Weatherford
aod J. R. Wyatt of Albany are in the
city to try a damage suit brought by one
outer, wao tea red in a wheat-etealing
case at Albany. Fleming bmith, Neai
SbedJ and Frank Porter wbo are in the
city were parties to an effrt to have
Bisker in Isrted for Uie di-appearaaee of
9,000 bosheis of w beat. M cCai a was dis
trict at torn y at the time and a not true
wa was found. Now Biaker sues Smith
et al for damages for unlawful arrest and
fabe imprisonment, reeling he could
nn make the case stick betook a chamre
of venae to Marioa countv. The cae
will not be reached until next week.
Borerrr Mast Cattls. M. L. Barrett
passed throng h CorraUU Wednesday en
ronte from Aibanv to bis home at Mon-
'oe. Mr Barneit and A. B. Goodman
have Kea engaged ia cattle buyiug all
reason and have just made their last
shipment for this year, at Albany. Sat
urday they shipped lOta) head, 900 hevl
their own. Tbev were suck cauie and
went to L.M. Cornelius, of Montana.
Mr. Cornelias has purchased, all told.
over 3000 bead of cattle in the Willam
ette vallev this rear. Times.
Miss Kkabjckv's Address. A good
sized sodience beard the krtnre of Mist
Kearney last night at the V P. church
She is a cultured talker, forceful in ber
areuments. presenting the evils of tbe
liqnor tratho in a manner to convince
and yet without bilterncs. Her ad
dress made a strong impression.
Ths A lps Atx Right. One of the best
entertainments of the season happened
at the t'reebytei ian church Thursday
night. The attraction was the Alps
quartet of Albany, whose singing de
lighted everyone in the audience. Oa
the program also were recitations by
Frankie l'a u thorn and Edna Irvine.
Corval. is Times.
Makb $1000. If yoa want to make
some money easily yoa had better trv
that missing wore contest of A Schilling
A Co. It ia perfectly fair ard clear to
anv one who will read this paper. We
would like to see the money won bv
some 01 our reauen.
a
Tub Waterloo Road. Geo. liardr. of
Lepanon, bas sold his telegraph plant to
tbe Waterloo road. He was in the city
today and says he believes the road is an
established fact.
The Medal Contest will be held at the
. C. T. L. ball Tuesday evening of
next week A fine program, including
excellent music.
OIVIS S1VIOYS
Both tJia method and rosnlts when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
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 taste and ac
ceptable to tho 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 ail and havo mado it the most
popular remedy known.
fcyrup of Figs ia for rale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
euro it promptly for any one who
w tshes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FI9 SYRUP C0
sa rumiiaGO. eu
umruu, urn rots. it.
ALBANY TRADING CO.
E. K MORRIS, IMAGES
We will sell goods as long
as they can ba obtained on
the market at prices ai fol
lows 1 dox best jar robber
1 doz gal fruit iris
1 dozj gal fruit jars...
5 gal keg pickles
1 gal choice, backet
3 lb cartoon crackers
10 lb choice beans
8 bars best Savon soap $
3 boxes blueing
qt bottles blueing
5 pkgs corn starch
1 gal best vinegar, try it
1 gal best syrnp, bring your jug. . .
2 sal good eyn-p in backet
1 box best axle -ease
2 cans beet tomatoes
2 " Morning Glory corn. good...
1 lb Corn Cake tobacco and pipe. . -
4 lbs best crackers
1 gal peeled peaches
I sack Aomsville floor 1
7 pkgs Arbuckle coffee 1
7pkgsLyon 1
1 Moer coffee, cronnd ti nrAor
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30
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25
25
25
25
25
15
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75
10
15
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20
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30
00
00
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40
25
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8 lbs rolled oats, good .
f ids 001a trust washing powder. . .
1 can best baking powder
5 lbs Arm A Hammer soda
12 cans salmon 1
3 cans best core oysters
3 cans spicea
3 bottles extract lemon or vanilla .
1 lb best Gunpowder tea
1 lb best Japan uncolored tea
50 lbs fine salt
12 packages good matches
40
40
10
Good stock working gloves 30c to 80c a
pair which we wish to close oat.
The above price are strictly cash
Albany Trading Co.,
Cor. 2nd and Main Sta.
Headquarters
For Everything.
albam"tet stobe
BIG VALUES
Hitched to Little Piices
That's the way you find it
all through our store.
liltle lo Pay an? I0L5 lo Sare
Oar qualities, oar value, oar prices,
oar strong hold.
ALBANY'S CHEAPEST STORE.
KHKHT &HHSEB
S. I SCHIFFLER I CO.
Merchant
Tailors
Carry the largast and
most complete stock of
Ulotns in the valley.
O'i Siaai in Fliii Elect. '
"How To Get Bleb.";
2S will ears von 7 weeklv. with car
pbjr of investment ; voo cannot lows Two
mew made foOO aad last moots oa Jb.
Yoa an do likewise, if yoa doa't in Test,
and keep your money ia yomr pocket, yoa
will be ooor all your life. Try as witn tza
and see what we can dc Absolutely no
risk.
Write for particulars to "Ooaraatee
Brokerage Co 0aes 213 aad 215 Byrne
Building, Los Angeles. California,
FOfJSD. Near the college, a pair of
sold rimmed spectacles. Call at tbe
Democxat omce and
d secure rr
(property.
FURNITURE FOB SALE. As we in
tend to move to Spokaae wilt sell our
hoaebotd furniture at reasonable pm.es.
Call at residence ia 3rd ward.
Mas. w. s. Taaccoa.
WASTED. A second hand orcaa,
cheao, for cash er trade. Give
, - , s 1
aiscnpuoo ana price ana hkirs
Bayer ia care of Dkmocsat office.
WANTED. A position to do general
housework or aorsiag. Good ref
erences. Leave word at tbe Dem
ocrat office.
LOST omewbere i Aloany a lady's
fan. of delicate make. Return to
store of Julias Giadwotl aad receive suita
ble reward.
FOR SALE, The meat market farai
are. tools and slaachter hoase tools,
the Emerick market. Call on Louis
rockman or William Flickinger for pat
culars.
DKESS-MAKLNG. Ladies wishing
leara catting and fitting by the Mor
ns system, call aa Mrs. R. E. Owen.
Dresses made for $2.50 and up. Cor Sid
andCalapcoia.
WANTED FAITHFUL MEN OR
WOMEN TO travel for responsible
established house ia Oregon. Salary t7$)
aad expenses. Position permanent. Ref
erence Enclose sell-addressed stamped
envelope. The National, Star Insurance
Bldg., Chicago.
FOR RE?T. Six room house i npper
ward for rent at H00 per month.
Inquire of G. W . Wright.
WOOL WANTED. Will pay the
highest market priest, tall on M
Senders. Insurance agent and
dealer in wool and grain, Ferry St.
VV
ANTED. A few more engage
ments by the day to sew.
Mrs R. &. Owen.
TWO RIGS. If you wisi to taite a
drive see J W Roberts for a first class
lig cheap, tie has two ready fur use.
BARGAINS IN FURNITURE. Bed
room set. booKcae, conch, pictures
etc. Call at residence of C. W. Elkins'.
OS r Somewhere in btmsees part of
A Idaav t nnivA rvmtaiitinfy SL-kfi Will
give $10 reward ftr recovery.
Fskd Boheim.
LOST. Stem winder to gold watcb,
near central school building. Return
o Democe.1T omce.
AT THE MINES Boarding, lodging
aad meals may be secured of the sub
scriber at the Santiam mines, at his place
t the mouth of Dry Gulch.
H. W. Wm.
If
OST. Cuff with a horse shoe button.
Please return to Democrat eo.ee.