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ALBANY OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 24, 1893.
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Preparing For tie Battle
of Life
Where shall it be do? Cer-ainly where the W preptration can be b!. A
inj College baa cUimi in this d-'recu'oa that;ca!l for closer inTesrigalion .
A Full College Training
is of coarse the best Usid. Bat Albanr also effers a snperior Normal Course, and a
B jsinew college Uane tht is inferior to noue in the state. Correspondence incited.
Fall term open Sept 14, 1898.
Wallace Howe Lee, A. M.,
: -President
PHOENIX
"Stand the
ALesuerlorTEN YEARS amonK HIGH GRADB WHEELS. Our PLanix
One-Crank made a record for ; itaelf laet sen son - Not One Broken Crank in Oreeon.
1"DBpor l( f ho.?t of !;he Hundreds of Wheela eo!d in these three ,1.2. in'
irfni. w880" 18 ht other, are counterle.tihg this crank, but this doe. not
Bicycle., eo far we have been nnable to
tK far we have been nnable tn
agents.
But our Second Car is on the Rod.
, .....mniiHwun, purcnaeea Hundreds of Urn ikor Ph.;.
The (xolden Eagle
Bicydee aie bnilt for service and to supply
-wheel at a moderate price.
-Write For Our Bicycle Caiaiopss,
Boltra & tafcangli,
igents for iftasj.
Oregon Gas Ligbt Heating
Olieap Light for
Cheap Heat For
Cheap Powe For
Correspondence Solicited.
DS. f . I. ASifflS, Pres. A. H. FREEEKSES, 8C.
HAVE YOU BEEN IN
Brink's Furnituie
Thomas
Lately. He has one of the finest tstocks of Furni
ture in the valley.
He has added Babv Buggies to h s stock.
Just call in andy u will rind that his price3 are the
ALB AM Y CIGAR FACTORY
J. Joseph.
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BICYCLES.
Racket
Get Them Faat Rnon,h t .ni-
Get Thm
o ""rr J vui
the demand .or
an honest, dorable
MIICIEIL, ISWIS ft STATER CO.,
Portlani, Oregoc.
and Power Company.
(hnrch House and Hotel
Church, Eouss and Hotel
Anything ani EYerythiBg
ALL
DRUGGISTS
store
CANDY
LOWEST-
Proprietor.
ALBANY IN 1879.
From the Democrat of July 11 to Oct,
&atety .Lodge jno. 13. A. o. u. w. was
instituted tn Albany July 9, with J. K.
Weatherford as the first M. W. The
other officers were Geo. Humphrey, P.
C'Harper, N. B. Humphrey, D. R. N.
Blackburn, C. E. WoWerton, L. Kline.
Ed Goin. D. Best, and D. T. Wyman.
CanL Humrjhre v was elected president
of the Blue Kibbon Club.
Mrs. Dunniwav was burned in eiTizv at
Jacksonville.
Mary Finlayson one of Albany's most
popular young ladies, sister of Mrs. J. C.
Powell, died on te 17tb. ! , i i L
Sig. Fox, A- leadintt business man of
the citv. died on the 18t b. , - '
Mrs. C. Houck took charge of the St.
Charles Hotel. . . i t
Charles R. Templetcn and Hettie
Thompson were married Thursday even
July 31.
J. F. Whiting was Albany's head sign
artist. rf " ' "
J. B. Wyatt sold his hardware store to
D. G. Clark and moved to Portland.
Both predecessors of the Stewart A Sox
Hardware Co.
George W. Cline and Nellie Smith and
Robert Murnhv and Susie Cnstar were
married on Aug. 3 and G. B. Uaight and
Josie uawson on Aug. o.
A id cent barber struck Albany, lhe
reeular price was 25 cents.
The result of the rust was known for
certain and the damage was pronounced
to be great and things looked pretty
gloomy. - i. 2 .. : . ' " ;
1 tie college opened on &ept. 1 under r
N. Condit.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goins born
on Aug. 24 weighed HW pounds. '
C. B. Montague and Mrs. P. C. Red-
path were married at Sodaville on Aug.
27.
Wheat was 80 cent.
J. T. Tate and sister Laura left for New
York City, the former to enter the den
tal college the latter to study mnmc
lhe first rail was laid on the ulam-
ette Valley and Coast Railroad in Cor-
vallis at the intersection of Jackson and
First streets. W. B. Hamilton had the
honor of driving the spike.
An interesting letter was published
from W. W. Crawford in the east on a
trip, -visiting New York, Chicago and
other cities besides seeing the famous
Niagara Falls.
Deer were nlentifuL In a hunting ex
pedition Mack Monteith killed 10, John
Althouse 6. Nick Sprencer 16. D. B.
Monteith 9.
Dr. Angie Ford. Albany's lady phsi-
cian, moved, to fontanel, where site con
tinues to practice, though married to
rroi arren lor a good many years.
James Smick left this noon for Rose
burg. : - i v
Mayor Burnett of Corvallis.
was in
the city today.
Governor elect Geer will deliver
the
4th of July oration at Portland-
Mr. James Crawford of Pendleten. a
former linn county man, has been in
the citv.
Rev. Poling and family returned this
afternoon on the Ruth from a ten days
visit in Independence.
Miss Dean Kitchen of Stayton, grand
child of Mr. Jason Wheeler of this city,
is one of the graduates from iliamette
nivBTsny uua year.
Dr. E. J. Page, of Oakland, father of
Mise Dora Page of the graduating class
of the Allany college, spent the com
mencement season in Albany.
Henry Clark and Will Hurst, two for
mer Albany men are now residing at Sa
linas, Calif., where they are working in
the big sugar factory. -i.,
Mr. Perry Raymond postmaster at Al
bany for eight years bat a resident of
faiem lor about twelve years since then
has been appointed f hief deputy of the
Salem office by Edward Horsch. He
will fill the bill well.
Mrs Tin a Keating of Iowa arrived in
Albany iaat evening with her child and
will spend several months here, in fact
until after the war ends. Her husband
is now in the army and bound towards
Manila, having been a Captain of the N.
G. responding promptly to the call of
his country.
The following pioneers from this coun
ty have been attending the meeting of
the State Association this week; Jonas
Davis, Shedd. 1845: Jason Wheeler, Al
bany, 1847; Mrs. M." J. Anderson, Hal
Bey, 1847; AshbvPearce, Albany, 1847;
Charles Patterson, Oakville, 1849; Wm.
M. Powers, Shedd. 1849 ; V. II. Caldwell,
Albany, 1832; Mrs. M. J. Love, Harris
burg, 1853, 1853; J. B. McFarland, 1852;
Masoxic Gbaxd Ix)i)o. The follow
ing iann county Masons are attending
the grand lodge in session this week in
Portland: J.N.Duncan, D. P. Mason
and F.E. Alien of Albany, W. A. Ewing
of Scio. Peter Heme and O. P. Coehow
of Brownsville, E. E. Hammack of Leb
anon. W. M. Powers, G. L. Gray and 8.
b. Myers ot bhedd. The otneers elected
for the ensuing year are : J. B. Cleland,
grand master; J. M. Hodson, deputy
grand master; W. r. Butcher, senior
grand warden ; 11. B. Thielsen, junior
grand warden; r . H. AUiston, grand
treasurer: J. t. Robinson, grand secre
tary (re-elected ) ; Gostaf .Wilson, grand
tyier; Jacob Mayer, trustee.
Died. Mrs. Kate Worth, mother of
Mrs. William Faber of this ; city, died
at the home of her daughter early this
morning at an advanced age. Her re
mains were taken to Lebanon, for bur-
al.
A son of J. F. Peeblcr. who nas been
ill for some time with consumption, died
at the home of his father near this city
last evening. , '
1 ell w the Ditch. The three year
old son of Doc. Conn was playing on the
bridge over the ditch on Third street
yesterday afternoon when he fell into
uie water and was swept down stream
strangling as he went. His' brother
was near and jumped in after him, after
i cuurb eiuug mill uub jua in time,
f Delicate
Children
They do not complain of
anything in particular. They
eat enough, but keep thirl and
Eale. They appear fairly well,
ut have no; strength. . You
can not say they ; are really:
sick, and so ybuv callj them
delicate. ,
Whatcanbedoneforthem? 5
Our answer is the same that
the best physicians have been
giving for a quarter of a cen- J
tury. uive them
seon's Emulsion i
s of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypo
t phosphites. It has most re
$ markable nourishing power.
K It gives color to the blood. , It
v brings strength to the raus
5 cles. It adds power to the
nerves. It means robust
tt health and vigon Even deli-
flesh if given a small amount
three or four times each day. x
foe. andli.oo; ill drulU. S
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chtraiiu, MtW York. t
WHEAT.
July and Sept. Chicago 79 and 705gC.
New York 86? and TS?; -.
Liverpool lower anU? higher.
, San i rancisco 81 Dec.
Albany 60c or less. ' '
The Alumni Reunion
. Socially the finest event of the com
mencement week is the reunion of the
alumni of the Albany college. It was
held last evening at the college and was
enjoyed by about seventy five, nearly all
members of the alumni of the more rc
cent years. There are now about one
hundred members, of whom many of
the older members are now scattered
and do not get here on this annual
event. This was the silver event of the
association, the first graduating class
having gone out from the school in 1873.
It consisted of Cora Irvine, Weltha
Young, -Myra Gaston, Mary Hannon
and Kate Conner. Of these two were
present last evening and as well sons of
each. After a social time of an hour the
banquet was enjoved in the large rear
ranged hall on the first floor. The tobies
were elegantly spread- with a splendidly
gotten up feast, according to the menuea
consisting of soup, salad, olives, ham,
pressed chicken, tongue, Saratoga pota
toes, pickles, salted nuts, cheese, ice
cream, cake, assorted fruits, coffee and
cocoa. It was under charge of the la
dies of the Presbvtcrian church and was
splendidly served, a credit to their en
terprise and good taste. - In taking their
seats an address of welcome to the new
members was made bv the. resident of
the association, Mr alter Peacock full
of good suggestions and haotiilv rettnond-
ed to by Miss Marguerite Hopkins of the
class ot vs. Alter the least Mr l'ercy
Young as toast nuustertook charge of
matters and an hour and a half was
spent in a feast of reason. The first
toast was a "quarter of a century " and
was splendidly responded to bv Mrs C
II Stewart of the class of '73. Miss Mae
Pollock responded happjly to the toast
"Us," presenting some information
about the members of the alumni that
was full of interest. Rev II L Reed tot-
lowed on "U. 8." , He gave some origi
nal 1898 thoughts that were greatly ap
preciated. Rev. C, R. Stevenson res
ponded to the toast on "7 ' and it is not
questionable at all that he kept the au
dience m excellent humor for ten or fif
teen minutes. , lresident Lee closed giv
ing some interesting things about the
progress of the college Uie alumni were
glad to know, indicating a rapid im
provement and progress that is gratify-
ing.
AH voices joined in "America" and
awhile after 1 a. m. repaired in a satis
fied way to their homes, rejoicing at the
privilege of attending an alumni reunion
of the Albany college.
LEBANON.
From the Criterion:
Eli Mayer left this morning for Albanv
10:
to attend the bedside of his mother w bo
is dangerously sick at that place.
W. T. Loofburrow has opened a new
store at Lebanon. Mr. Loofburrow is a
first class man and we wish him an a
bandant success in his new venture.
Mr. Grant Dodge of this place and C.
Steen and A. I. Blackburn, of Rock
Hill, have purchased a new threshing
outfit. " " i
Mr. H. C. Canfield's family arrived
here Friday morning from their former
home at Waseca. Minnesota. Mr. Can-
field went to Albany Thursday night to
meet them. After s(ndtng a few hours
looking oveer our little city they left for
their future home near Lacotnb. !
J. C. Hardin, of Lacomb. returned
from a two month's visit to bis old
home in Eastern Tennessee. Mr. Hard
in says that he saw nothing to equal the
Willamette valley.
According to Uie reports of the drum-1
mere who visit this town as well as all
other towns of Western Oregon, Lebanon
baa the beet electric lights of any town in
in the valley.
Thursday last while Uie marshal was
attempting to arrest a noisy drunk for
disorderly conduct, a drummer who
thought he knew more than the marshal,
interrupted him and was not going to al
low him to make the arrest, lie soon
decided that it was not his put in and
hastily left town.
The picnic held at this nlace last Sat
urday was a rousing success. Although
the morning was somewhat cloudy and
bad the appearance of rain, a large num
ber of people were on hand bv ten o'clock
and still more came later tn the dar.
According to a careful estimate there were
3000 present that day. The procession
was formed on the public square at 10
'clock under the able management of
Dr. J. A. Lamberaon officer of the dav.
One of the features, of the parade was a
Maccabee lodge team in full uniform.
At the Academy grounds m good pro
gram was rendered. The absence of the
orator of the day, Hon. W. Rigdon, of
ak-m, some what shortened the urogram.
The races and the amusements were ful
ly carried out as advertised. The three
hundred yard horse rare was won by
Richardson's horse "Pat Mumhev."
The pony race was won bv Grant Mil
ler s pony, fcam lrtijrger.ol fecio, won the
4-niife bicycle race.- The Jefferson team
was victorious in the tug of war contest.
The foot race was very close and exciting
were oeing nirec enines. u was won
by a scratch by Kuey of Albany.
Arrested for Burglary.
Mr. George Harris was passing the
house of Mr. John Hughes in the eastern
part of the city yesterday afternoon
when he discovered - some one inside.
Mr. Hughs and family are in the Dalles,
leaving their things stored in the house,
so Mr. Harris knew there was some
thing wrong. - He went inside and dis
covered George Hopper in possession.
He had broken open a chest and was
helping himself to the contents, A war
rant was issued out of Justice Powell's
conrt and young Hopper was arrested
and this forenoon was held under bonds
for the grand jury. Sometime ago he
was discovered in another building help
ing himself to Uiings, but was allowed to
go. It; was only justice this time
that the law should be allowed to take
its course.
Justices and Constables.
Following is a list of Justices of tho
Peace and Constables elected at the
re-
cent election : ,
Dibt.
Jckticks - Constables
J. C. Powell A. Strainey
A. H. Freerkscn W. II Worrell
1
2
4
5
0
7
8
9
10 .
11
12
13
C. J. Shedd
F. G. Powert
W. J. Stewart
John Norwood
W. W. Bailey .
G. Lovelee
A. P. Flory
A. H. Yost
T. A. Riggs
L. C.Rice
R. Shelton
i. B. Saltmarsh
T. J. Stevens
F. M. Powell
John Carroll
Peter Iewis
Paul Magnolia
John Smith
W. W. Sanders
G. W. Morrow
C. F. Swank
14
Henry Lyons
14)4 I. Kitchen
W. B. Robertson
In Brownsville Bailey defeated S. I
Barger by 3 majority, at Crawfordsville
Riggs defeated W. H. Scott by 2 and at
Fox Valley sLyons defeated J. D. Uiatt
by 3. Grover Cleveland received 1 vote
in Rock Creek for juutice.
E.OP Contract. Tuesday's, Salem
Journal: "A hop contract was today
filed in the county clerk's office by the
terms of which Hoefcr & Zorn, Wong
Uon, Jim Cook and Benjamin Schwars
& Bona agree to deliver to Faber & Neis
lt.000 pounds of 1898 bops, at 10 cents
piT pound, $750 of which is to lie paid at
PICKiniE uinv mm iuo iruiwuucr rrucu
the hops are delivered.'?
VAN WINKLE VS. CRAB PR EE.
J. 8. Van Vinkle, plaintiff and contest
ant vs. Frank Crabtree defendant and
eontestee is the name of a new suit
brought in the circuit court last evening
by the 'service of complaint upon the
defendant. This is the promised contest
by Mr. ' Van Winkle for the offlca ol
county clerk, to which Mr. Crabtree hat
a certificate: ot election, having on the
face of the returns been elected to the
position by 1 plurality.
The complaint covert fourteen pages
It sets forth the nomination of tb DUinl
tiff and defendatit.tliat the returns of the
judges and clem of election show that
tne deiendant received 1921 voles and the
piaintitt JVZU, whereat the defendnnt re
ceived e lest number and the plaintiff a
larger nuu.ber of legal votes, and that
enough legal vottt were cast for the
plaintiff not counted and enough illegal
votes for the defendant counted to change
iuo reeun. u uieo SDecioes seoarate v
each of the twenty nine presincia of tha
county in the following language, with
the vote a returned in e h rase :
That in nrecinct tha indiraa and
clerks of said p'ec.nct, returned at voted
for this plaint fl votes, when in
truth and In fact he received a greater
number of lga votes in ttii nrecinct
as the official ballots cast therein will
show, and that said judges and clerks in
aid precinct remrned as voted for sai-t
defendant - votes ben in truth and
in fct be received a lees number of le
gal votes in sriJ precinct. That tbi
nlaintiff ia nn.)il. (a .rt vm mnr. rtvtirii
I tarly the number of vote cast lor him in
said precinct for the reason that he
has
been nnable to examine the official bal
lots cast therein.
(n conclusion the plaintiff demands
thai the count? clerk be reouirad to nro.
ouce in iuis court on June 28 at 9 a. m
all of the ballots cast and voted in said
general election and that the court pro-
twu wun utia coolest and mate an en
tire recount of all the vnta so cast and
voted for said plaintiff and defendant
and that the court give judgment for
plaintiff that he it entitled to the office
from July 4, 181'8 end ail the rights, pri
vileges eic. ana mat the clerk issue a
certificate of election and for tha coal
and dUborsement of the action.
Blackburn & Duncan, P. R, Kelly. N.
. Newport, and A M. (. tenon appear
In II.. J t .. .
Jc u ioo. n . t. Biiyeu,
J. K. Weatherford, H.C. Watson acd
J.J. Whitney have been retained by
the defendant and will look alter bit
Interests.
Laeyer Skipworth.of Eageoe, it in the
city.
Mr. John Morrison left ( Portland
this morning on bis bicycle.
The Congregational ice cream social
advertised tor tomorrow evening has
been postponed until the weather is
more favorable.
Lair Thompson hat returned from Mc
Mioavilie, where he has been attending
school end will spend his vacation ai
borne.
Mr Frtd Rate arrived borne ".tt sight
from Wallace, Idaho, wbeie be bat been
ill for tome lime, and will remain home
for awhile.
Mr. Edward W. Tilleoo. m Sale pi-
aniat, bat ten in the city this week
and pltyed at the reonion of the col
lege ammni. He ui give leseosi in Al
bany during the summer.
Willamette Uoie;tv esnlerred honor
ary decreet at follows: Associate Justice
0. E. Wolverton. and Attorney 8. T.
Richaidton, Doctor of Law ; R. A. H-ri-tsge,Icior
of matic; Rev. G. W. Gran
nie, o! Salem, Rev S. 4. Strr, of
Fores. Grove, and Rev. Day, of Ohio,
Doctor of Divinity.
Nsxt R. R. vt Oanoox. The Portland
Telegram save that Railroad Commis
sioner Eddy, who is stopping at the Per
kins, thinks tJte.bext railroad built tn
Oregon wiU be the extension of the O.
C. x E., from its present terminus, at
Detroit, 40 miles east of Albany, to On
tario, a station on the Oregon Short
Line, near the Idaho boundary. This,
he says, will open up splendid belt of
timber in the Cascades and a vast area
of agricultural land in Crook, Grant, and
Baker counties. His opinion is that if
the war with Spain had not been started,
work on tha 300-mile extension would
have been begun ere this.
Tut U. or O. Commcxcsmcvi. The
com men cement at Eugene this week
was a marked success, creating great in
terest. Spirit and tone it added to the
affair by the presence of promintot men
as regents, thie year among the another
being Henry railing. Judge Bellinger.
D. P. Thompson and A. Basb. The
commencement orations unlike thot
selected by the orttort themselves d.d
not teem to be affected by the present
war. The Failing prite of 1100 was
awarded to Herbert March and the
Bee km an prise ot $100 to Clyde Fcgle.
Betides the degrees conferred on the
graduate! the degree of M of A. waa
conferred on B. S. fsgoe of Portland.
A New Coujktok. Hot. Isaac Pat
terson, of Salem hat been appointed col
lector of customs at Portland to succeed
Hon. T. J. Bltck, wbo assumed the du
ties of the office on July 1. 1893 Mr.
Patterson is a wellknown ooUiicUa of
Imposing appearance who is on the in
side of affairs. Mr. Blsck ropported
the pitetdent and hat held the office
about a Tear bv virtue of that (act and
Portland business men general! would
bave liked m bave seen him retain it.
He has made a competent official.
A High Pricc L. R. Stinton today in
slltuted in the Marlon county circuit court
a tuit agaiott Marion county for f 100 al
leeed to be the balance due him for print
ing the ballot t that were osed at the re
cent election. Geo. F. Rodger, a mem
ber of the recent law graduating class of
w IT. ia attornev for Mr. Stinson. In
bit complaint.Mr. Stinsoa a.ltgea that on
May 24, 1808, be closed an agreement
with County Clerk L. V. Eblen by which
he was to furnish 60,000 ba'.lots to be
tiaAd in the June election at the agreed
price of $330. Mr. Slinson presented bit
bill for that amount before the connly
ennrt and the tame wat cut down to $230
and ordered paid. Salem Journal. Too
much any way. Here 40,000 ballots cost
only about $lo0.
Samtiam Acapioit. The tisth annual
commencement exercisti of the Sanliam
academy will be held June 10th to the
23tb. The Baccalaureate aermon on June
19. at 11 o'clock a. m., will be delivered
at the M. E. church by M. C. Wire, D
it ttradnatiiig exercises of the class
of '08 will be held at the academy hall at
8 p. m. Friday, Jane jhiu.
I.iterarv exerciBes, reunion ana u an
nuel of tne society oi me aiumni at
' . . . a C: - ) t
Academy nan at o p. p.. oiuroy juue
2Hh.
MARRIED.
G LOVER CURL. In Albany, on June
15, 1898, at the home or the bride's fa
ther County Osmmisstoner Curl, by
Rsv. Cane. Mr. Wallace u lover and
c LeMattieE.Ourl.
The wedding was a very pretty affair,
performed in a happy manner in the
presence of only a few relatives and
Irlends. Mr. and Mrs. Glover immedi
ately left for Ilwaco, Wash., where they
will reside. They take with them tbe
best wishes of many Linn county friends.
HORN.
MYERS. On Wednesday evening, June
13,1808, in Albanv to Mr. and Mrs.
Dun Myers a boy.
WHEAT.
The bottom seems to have dropped out
ui uie market
Quotations for July and September t
Chicago 75M. 68c. New York 82, fiYA
cents. Liverpool 4 ana ZC lower.
San Fransivo 79e for Dec.
Albany 50c. . . t :. ' ,
Following is a sample of the unrelia
bilitv of panLnrn war nairn ' '
WAHHtNOTOK, June 16 The officials In
the war department do not give out any
specific information as to w hen General
abetter will laud in Cuba, but from cer
tain signs ol restlessness exhibited by
mem, ic is evident that tiiev won a not
be surprised to have some very import
ant news wittun the next 24 or 80 noon.
Mr. John E. Ualliday eonclndes e ht
England, May 8rd, with, "The star and
tiripet ere floating high above my house
here and I am longing to beer that yon
bave knocked the sawdust out of the
Spaniards with all their oppressing
frauds." Mr. Hallidav Is an English
capitalist who was ia tnit pert of tho Un
jted Stance about 10 years ago, Corrsl
iia Gaiette. . , . .
Am S. P. Claim. Mrs. Ida Happertett
bat been appointed administratrix of the
estate of Geo. HanDertett. dlart
Bond in the sura of SIS filed eat in.
proved with W. H. Jemleeos and A. t.
i com peon at sureties. Anministratrix
is authorised to settle e claim for alleged
liability ol the a P. Co for $750, which
torn said company ia wilting to pay in full
witmroi.-riaioateier. si ra. himw
tett baa been e resident of Albanv ear-
eral years. M r. UapperseUa employe.
waa aiiiea ov an accident cn tha s i
eeveral years ago.
A Big Grange nicnie will ha hhl
at
sprenger'e grove on Friday Jane 24.
M L.. Hay den bee a majority of 3S3
over O. U. Irvine, for proeecatecg attoc
...... .1.- .i: I : i . - . .
ut tin wini juuiciaj aiatnct.
T . . . t . . . .
iH-nion fin ten nas neen elected preai-
urai, vn uie vregon rjioneere. uen must
nave something.
The Prodigal Father was greatly ap
preciated last evening by a good sited
anuience. Abe troup ia erst class in
comedy. .
Dell Reed was arreeU-d in Portland
on four charge of assault arising out of a
man paying too much attention to hie
wile to suit bun.
300 Minnesota troops will arrive in
Portland about tomorrow on their wav
to San Francisco, and will probably peat
vnrouga -s.iua.ny aooot cunday.
Yesterday at Oregon City Mavor
P.arkhart was one of the delegates elect
ed from the grand lodge of the Wood
men of the World to Ue bead ramp aee
ka to be held in S&n Franctaco in Au
gust. The Eastern Star lodge la eeeetos at
Portland this week elected Madeline
Cooklin grand matron. Albanv did not
get an office this year.
The forts at Eentiagj have eeeia been
blown to duet according to the yailow
journal reports. If tbi bair.W keens
on 'bere will be eoongh deal to start
another world.
The Boy'e Clob will bold a public so
cial next Wednesday night to the Y. M.
C. A. hall, at which time they will pre
seats fine program and give a lonzt. of
ice cream and cake. Ad minion 10 cenU.
T. A. Wood was re-elected grand com
mander of the Indian War Veterans at
the meeting held in Portland thie week
and Captain Jason Wbeeier vice grand
commander. At the meeting a strong
memorial wat addressed to coagrcct ask
ing for recognition on the petition roll.
The Eastern Oregon and Washington
firemen's toarnetneet has fast been
held at La Grande. Walla walla won
the chsmpionsalp race and tied with La
Grande in the bob race, making the last
titne ot zi eeconoe.
Mr. J P.Cbetber. of Sodaville. baa
doneted to the Mineral Springe college
at I bat city the hotel property there
owned by him, giving a deed to the
we. As the property it worth three
or four thousand dollar tbit it a remar
kably liberal gift.
Doc. Queen a traveling printer hat
been in the city. When in Texas be
waa thrown out of Waxibatcbee and
bortly afterwards the town wat half
destroyed by a Band storm, tie telle
bte as a warning to tonne that talk ol
throwing him out.
The Caoby Camn Meeting will be held
July 1-1 1, tbit year. The EvangelitUc
bervicee will be in the charge ot Key.
John Naugle (the Peter Cartwrigbtot the
Pacific Slope). Serroont oa the Higher
Life and Lectures oa the Bible dadv by
eminent preachers of the M. E. church.
Clean straw for campers, free pasture
for bortee. Good board at very , reason
able rates. ,
An Albany ladv baa received a letter
from a friend in Paris which tells tn an
interesting wey of the feeling towards
the United Slates, The sentiment it ell
Spanish and it is hatdly sale for a resi
dent of the United State to do any-
bing but tide ia with Spain eo e'rooe
ia the anii-United States spirit, and tbit
oa the land of Lafayette.
The following comoaniee bave advanc
ed the price of beer to $9 a barrel oa ac
count of the war tax : Albany Brewing
Co , Albany, Capital Brewing Co., Sa
lem, uambrtnaa Brewing Con roruaaa,
Aortn ractne Brewing Vu., Astoria,
Star Brewing Co . Vancouver. Henry
weinnara, rortirnd and wuneims
Brewery, Sellwood.
The State University can afford to be
liberal for the state foots the bill, and
we, the people pay them. Although el-
reatly receiving large salaries tbe regent
this week raised the eateries -oi Profs.
Lechman, Schmidt, Washburne, Fretdel
and Young, $200 each. Prof. Lile $150,
and Profs. Glen and Burden $100 each.
The appropriation for the musical de
partment was increased to tZM a year
and Prof. E. II. McAllister was raised to
a full proffessorahip. The total receipts
irom all sources are sfo.tHt.i-t, estimat
ed expenditures $45,341.44.
Chckcr Leased. The United Even'
gelical Church btve leased from the
Universalis! General Convention, tbe
Universalis! church property in thie city
to be used and exclusively controlled by
Rev. Beni. Hart man. si a place ot pub
lic worship. As soon as the interior of
the church has been put in proper coo
ditloo, Mr. Hartmaa, will hold regular
services, to which the public will be
most heartily welcomed.
Announcements will be made later. -
Times are dull in Lane county. . The
report from Eugene ia this. The present
term of circuit court is a record breaker.
The jury was discharged this morning
without having once been called to' hear
a case. The grand jury reported, only
one true bill, and in that case the defend
ant pleaded guilty ot simple larceny and
was fined $25.
Arrangements are being made for an
excursion train to run from Silverton to
Albanv on the 4th of July by the way of
Wood burn and Salem, bringing the
band and visitors here early in the morn
ing and returning in the evening.
Ltter L.iat. : :-
Following is the list of letter remaiuing
in the Postoffice at Albany, Linn county
Oregon, Jane 14, 1898. Persons - calling
for these letters must give the date on which
they were advertised. ,
Akin, Miss Elva
Johnson, James
Osburne, Mr W T
Pavne, Mrs Nathan
Stiles, J B
Higal, Mr A 2
Webber, J
Hires, 0 V
T. J. Stttxs. P M
Allen, K h a .
Bamburg, Mr
Binder, Gus
Cooper, Mr Oho
Dunn. FE
.Galleck, J
OUR DEWEY FOURTH.
The
Hat been tpeclally engaged to I cream in
Albany oa the coming 4tb, and be
io it with a will.
The celebration though will begin on
oaiuriiay evening tee sod, tut the
great-Americsn bird will be kept con
fined until Monday.
On Saturday evening July 2nd there
wm n iwiisi nigm cnieriainmem ai
the opera house to raise funds to help
pay the ex pentee of the celebrat ion on the
4th, and oar citizens should tarn oat en-
masse as the money will be needed, the
regular labecriDtioni not being sufficient.
The program will consist of an acrobatic
exhibition by a troop of first elate per
ioral ers irom rortlead, jagciing, piano
pitying dv the wonderful Kicbter dot.
also playing bv him on the organ and ail.
ophone, violin solos by hie father, dir
ector of music of Cordray't theater .songs
oy ine tett aoartet in the vanev. etc.
Tbit will be made a society affair, and
tne program will be a refined one every
body wiil be pleated to witness. The ad
mission will be oolr 60 cents for reserved
reatt, 29 cents in the Ksl'err.
Among the eventa of the 4th will be a
monster parade in which tha business
nm, orders, etc., will participate Mr,
F. E. Alien is chairmen of the eom-
mittee to get it tin and srill nruh tha baa-
On tue 4tb of Julv evening after the
many exhibitions of tha after noon Barer-
Kraf s darkey minstrels of Salem will give
a grand ooen air Mrfnrmanc on tha
public platform. Everything on the 4th
wm am iree.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. W. J. Ortel left fMiMlif far hr
uvuiv in rnraanf , .
Hon. E. Hofer adilnr nf tha Rlm
Journal ia in the city on basineea.
Ssttsee Battle Warner anil TMi Ctktna
nave retorned from Lebanon.
Prof. D. V. 8. Raid, fnrmarlr rJ At.
beoy and Eocene, bee been elected nrin.
cipei of the Slate Normal school at Wee-
ton.
Henry Maine, the U A E ear artist, of
Toledo, has been ia tne city
day
itb hie paint broth doing aoma work
at the round fcoues.
Rockev Mason, mhn haa lw.n ..A.
mg the Bishop Scott grammar school in
Portland, returned home last evening
for the summer holiday season.
Mrs 3. K. Weatherford and Mn TV.
Kelley returned last ereniee froai tha
Metieg of the grand lodge of the East
ern Star In Portland.
If is Edna Allen retorned laat an
ine from Portland aacoeapanied by her
brother Frank, who has been attending
the Vashoe, W ash eoi lege.
Mire Ada Morris and mother wi!! Uaa
in a tew daye for Colfax, Wash., where
the former parents reside et en advene.
ed age. They bave made many friends
in Albaoy wbo will regret seein them
leave.
Mise Dorothy and Mabel Altermatt of
Albanr, erect a day in this citv. the
gueate of Mies Alice Chandier, eo their
way name from Newlerg, where Mies
Dorcthj is teacher of eaoekr in the
Friend t college. Salem JoomaL
Mr. Tboe. Van Seer, nreridect of the
Portland University tinea its origin bae
accepted the presidency of the Uootaa
VMWJSHl 4I VClVltv. I liel .Plll-J 1-UU.sl
Bade in the Portland University has not
ytt teea filled.
Lieut, Commander Wbewl.r of the In
dian war veteran, retorned thie noon
from ForCand. where be haa been at
tending the grand encampment and the
annaarreunion of the Oregon pioneers.
Mies Mary Caediff retorned thie noon
from the east where at bee spent eever-
al montha ia Chicago, Uoumoath, I1L,
and St. Joseph, Mo. While in Chicago
the took a epecta coarse in elocution.
Loren Lanshead is in the ritv en mate
to Tombetone, Anson, where be experts
to locate. He bae resided in Linn coun
ty for eeAeral years and spent his boy
hood days tn this oty. Salem Statea
J. A. Weaver of Albany ard Dr. Dar-
eoport went to Lower Soda oa tbetr
wbeew Monday to spaed a week in 1Mb-
log. It j rather etraage that they would
go to far to fish when pools of weter are
so numercus in tbe Taller Express
Advance.
Be, and Mi. If. M. Gibson arrived
ia Albany test evening from lb east
where they have beeo for several months.
Tbey will remain ia Ail-any several
weeka the gneet of their daughter aire.
P. A. Yoaag before re.nrniog to their
borne in Sea Francisco. Dr.Gibeoa has
been unwell for eome time.
Mr. C P. Borkhart has re turned from
Portland where he bad been to attend
the annual reonion of the pioneers of
Oregon. Of the twenty six reonion Mr.
Barkart has missed onlv one or two.
So man in the valley baa bees more
thoroughly connected with the growth
and upbuilding of this great inland com
monwealth Irom its earliest days.
J. B. Tillotson, of Albanv. contracted
to raise one of II. F. Fishers ware-
hmsM and twin work waterdav morn
in with a strong force ol men. What is
known . h axeboose A wxwi reel
and having 30-foot bins, ia to be raised
nine feet, Corrallia Times.
C. C. McBride was on bis way home to
Little Kir last Thnredar. having been
over to Oakville to visit bis father, who,
it i thought, is approaching death.
Mr. McBrtde will arrange to be absent
from home for a time and return to
Oakville to make the last hoars ot his
father as cheerful as possible. CorvalUs
Times.-
Lint of Patent.
Granted to Pacific atatee inventor
thie week. Reported by O A Snow A
Co. patent attcrneyt, Washlngtcn, D.
J Coatee. Olive, Cat, windmill; C A
Devis, Pasdena,Ci, dental bridgework ;
E Faller.Saa Francisco, UaJ, salety-lock
for incanddeecent lampa; A O Garcia,
Modesto. Cel. rotary engine : H U Gor-
ter. San Francisco. Cel. portable water
battery; G E Johnson, Lot angelee.
Cel. troiley-wire hanger; OR Kittle, Los
Cl, hydrocarbon burner; OOwent, Saa
r rancisco. I al, igniter lor expiosive-en-ginet
; R R Parriah, Independence, Ore,
nm; OLE Petorin, San Francisco, Cat,
lnek R T Raid. Tacoma. telephone sys
tem ; A Rix, San Franciseo.Cal, pneo-
matie pumping engine; w A autun
Marvtville.Cal.aatomatic bote coupling
F B Taylor. Tacoma, Wath, signaling de
vice; E E Towntend, Capitols, Cal, seat
trip mechanism for finshing-tanVa of
ot water-cloeeta ; J F Twitt, baa Fran
cisco, CaL bicycle-saddle; J H Vanasselt.
Seattle. Wash. trolley-ewiteh ; F V?
Warren, Sao Francisco, Cal, pencil apll
ear. --
For copy of any patent aend 10 cents in
postage stamps with date of thlepsper
to O A Snow Uo., Washington, V J.
Obituary. '
"Mrs. Kate Worth wbo died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Fabtr, la Al
bany, Thursday morning, June IS, 1893,
of naralvtls. was aged 63 year. The de-
caasedleevet six children Joseph, John
J. 0. and Ell Mayer and Mrs. J. Mote
holder ol thit city and Mr. Faber ot Al
bany. She was a native of Germany,
coming to tbe United State with ber
naranta when 10 veara of age and lot at
tnir In Wisconsin. She came to Oregon
from Wisconsin in 1S77, and located near
Lebanon. Ex prete-Ad vance.
Smo that Oooghl - Take warning. It
ma lead to Consumption. A 25o bottle
of Shiloh't Cure may lave your life. Sold
by Fotbiy ft Masou.
Kir sssfcss tha tan pare,
FiTt'rTlin
Abtoiutct Pur
saffssl sssssstjs) sVMabWxr a30,B tsr)tT1tsnnta
HOME AND ABROAD.
Manila twine ia IB cant la Aih.-
witb an opward tendency.
It is reported at Shanghai that the
tserican troona mhn uiU hw. c-
r raDciaco ine laat nart of Ma haa
rived at Manila.
C. M. Janna-v af Fjimiu
ana tne neper are kinr nans
w uia bwub maout IK.
Mr. GaoTM Gallina a nmniu.1
neee men ia Salem for many yeare. has
been indicted hv tha mul inn. r..
aoaiiery.
J" J v
Ed. Olivar. tha tnan k. ak u:r
- -. w ..w .wi mu
led Pater Vrmi-h tha miU rJ o.
ney county, ecveral montha ago, was in-
tint bl H 1 L . . . . .
uMBaiauguier oy u gran
)ory of Harney eonnty bat oa trial waa
Till Hottaa tha lt sn.
msrshal, while ia Salem thia week ma
iuto a bicyclist arith hta kmi vj
cyclist refaring to dodge ia the' right di-
rvcuua. a am tncycust stanea tn tn do
atton ap, bet a solar plexus finished
im. Ricveliata nns-ht tn haaw
the tame a other people.
Tbe Davis honse, at Sodaville, which
aa til nail laat oaalr aa ---. f.
-Jo in in uregoa I ire Keiiel Ai
uon. a. nryaat, adjuster lor tha
datioa, informed ns oa Monday that
the loaa wnnlrt ha maul ia fall f ......
Advaae.
Wa ara aTait tn innM. tha X? x
A Id rich bae bought beck the Ceam pioa
If ilia and will amtinna tn rain h...
Mr. Aldrich ia a fine young man aad a
good miller, and bia many friends wot
be pleased to learn that be will twmaia
in Lebanon. Exntwee-Advaaee.
Tbe awooertv of tha Kama Th akna.
recently ia Albany wa attached ia 8
lem b tha KiwLharai Puili.
company for $1091.20, claimed to be doe
them for traatportation from Honstoa,
Texae, to Salem. The company claims
tnat it waa tbe result of a minnder-
standlne. hat tha maaui natAa.il.
does not look at It that war.
Farmer aroanf !"Vr"M Vuh ana
getting uneasy about tbe condition of
au wow, say ine retKurua in Dana.
Large field of faU-eowa graia ar dying
wlthont an anna rant ma. Thn nm
d firet end then the stalks. Several
fieUtia thie vidaity ar anlicted thie
way. end a cane can be discovered,
bat it is believed to be esnsed by eom
ia visa bte insert.
TWai ijliias tha Pinmii'i nLta IV.
BrowBtvill Times of thia week haa to
rV Of on oi oar tallnar bmnMa an
follow:
"Immediaiely after dinner, Mr. Gee.
f Ulata4,t n( A IK... I J J
and delighted tbe areemblage with aa ad
dree which wa highly enjoyed.
Browatvili waa agaia chosea aa
pi Me of meeting for the 1999 pieaie.
wbieb. will commence oa the second
Wadaeadav ia Inna and mntiana thraa
days.
- A Fine Bicycle Ride.
A very pleasant bicycle ride ia on that
may be mad between Albany aad Cor
va&ia oa tbe aew track. Tbe DaatocaAT
maa did it ia company with Mr. Cieea
Irvine. The track though roogh ia place
a - fia thing and far aead of a daety
even road. Jodcinc from ex pet -
perieace tbe proper way to do the thiag
le to start from Albany a boat 5 o'clock la
the aiiarBOoa when the climate ia at its
beettk a good steady, rat of speed
don't acorch aad reach tner a boat eVa
boar H abort enoogh ia which to oak
the trip of U mile from poetoffic to
postoffiee by tne cyd-tmeter. get aa lavt-
tatiua from Mr. J. H. Simpson to taa,
that getting reireahed ready for tbe start
home after 7 o'clock, taking your eaee
bom ae yoa vxw tn grand scenery at
the valley, not missing M u JeSeraea ia
tbe distance, aor the graad wheat field
along the wey, reaching Albany rejuven
ated before lamp lighting time. Corral-
lis people ere entitled to credit tor inaac-
aratiat thia bkycl track, to lie
oa which t a r vol ring pteaaara, bar
ring the bogs and getting off yonr wheel
when yoa meet a scorcher.
PutASg Calu Candidates wbo have
not already done so ara requested to cal-
at the ofBce oi the county derk and rel
cetve tbe it certificates ot election.
Paoarr Patmikt. Mr. Calvin Bark
hart today received a check from the A
O. U. W. for 92,000, tbe beneficiary of
ber husband in that order. Thit maa
ea the thirty-eizth payment of death
loetee la Albany, $72,000 paid to widowt
tor tbetr support and eaetenance.
tee ncniEscE cp sncp cf ess
ia da not only to tha originality and
simplicity of the combination, bat also
to the care and akiU with which tt ia
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CAuroaJOA Fie Srour
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. Aa the
genuine Syrup of Fig la man ufac tared
by the CAuroiuria. Fis Sracr Co.
only, a knowledge oi that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthies
imitations manufactured by other par-
tie. The high standing' of the CAU
roBjriA. n snttrp Co. writh the medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which tha genuine Syrup of Fig has
given to millions ot familie. xnalrea
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of it remedy. It ia
tar la advance of all other laxatives,
aa It acta on tha kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating; or vreaken
lag them, and it doe not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get it beneficial
effect, please remember the name of
the Company
California fig syrup col
rAClot Oal.
tarnrvrujE. a. wwr Tea, a. y,
What Or A E Salter Says. ."
BrjrFAiyO, N T. Gent : From ar
personal kaowltdge. gained ia obtervinj;
the effect of your ShlHb's Care in ease
of advanced Owtipation, I am prepared
to say it i the most remarkable Remedy
that hat ever bee brought to my atten
tion. It hi certainly taved many from
Ceneamptio.. Sold by Foshay ; Ma
ton. .
Beaaly la aiea Dee.
Clean blood mean a dean rkin. Ka
beauty without H. CaaeareU, Candy Cathar
tie clean your blood aad keep it dean, by
atirnag up the lazy hver and dnring all im
purities from tbe body. Begin to-day te
bannrb pimplea, boils, Motehea, blaekhead.
and that an-kJy bilious complexion by taking
Caacaret-, beauty for tea eenta. All dnig
ptU, sttisfaetkm goaxaateed, 10e,2Se,90e.
j BMacataTaa
Oaaila rnkwti. a, i. a MntM.i .
ia,as. JJ C. C. C. (ail. dracgista rWuad money.
Oae car load of Phaenix BieveUa
already aad another oa the road .
A thrill af tarra is ainrinam whan n
aeaary eoega of creep saa ads ttreagh the
boaa sc ai.kt Set tea terror am. .1-
gat to raual attar Oae Hioata Cseb Cere
nas beaa adBintatared Sai aad bar
laaraleas
erefcild
J A CanaUBg '
Whooping eouefa b the moat dUranlna
taiady; bat it daraiion can be cat short
by the ate of the Minoi Comrh Cam.
which fs aiaotbe beat kaowa remedy tat
eranpead all laag aadbroadal trouble.
J. A. Caamring.
NO CURE HO PAY.
Taz lB taa. am nil J la t
OROVP3TASTI5LB44 CHILL TOSIO
tn - IfalaaCa fS..I L- I . ...
-T- . " --a.i nana IVTtr, la av
imply Iron mad (alnioa in tisatslsse
tarn. Children lore K, Adalts prefer It
wi nwniBaung TOtuear m Me
DnluiBWIliJimV.aMlraai,;.. ..
ru.k yocr hfe by aegUcting a cold. One
attaate Ceogh (mt am nrnattm mU.
crooe, grrppe and all throat long trochlea.
. au VOAsaing'.
TOCUKE ACQLta IS ONE DAT
Tact LsiAi. a n 'i .. r.ki
All 0-nz-iv rfa I tia & a m. r.i
Car-. J5e.
Ear!" Qma Ba4 Taa .ar f... ..: , .
&MUalhBe and if after oriag it yoa
donl say e retnm the package aad get
rovr ssooey. Said br Foshay A kfaaon
What pleaaore is there in life with a KaaA.
ache, maatipafaoa aad Ullonrrnea? Thooa- .
aada eipaneae them who could became
permcMy aeaitfcy by ana g De Witt's litti
Katly Boers famoa title pU'.a
v. a. uantmiag.
Ber Smiley '
Cleaa
Priatilge
CASTOR I A
! IAiuts sad. (3uiaroa.
aear the
faaTarf I
Provisions,
Feed,
Etc.
OvriD" to the
change
in
prices it is impossible to
it
tjuote prices for any definite
ume.
We have Lhe Hammond
Co. meats, lard, etc.
Will always quote prices
as low as we can.
Albany Tradiiig Go.
ist and Baker Sts.
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