The state rights democrat., June 30, 1899, Image 1

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ALBANY, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 30.1899
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THURSDAY
SIMPSONS GREAT POEM.
SamSitnpson's lest peew known WThe
Beautiful, W illamette,.'!! was written es
pecially for the Dkmucbat and was pul
liahea the first time on A rril 13, 1883 un
der the titlo "Ad Wlllamettem. aa may
be seen from the file of. the F.kmocbat
The poem was set up by CUib H. Stew
art, then the devil of the otlice, and he
kept the original for several years but
finally lost it. The 1kmocrat said:
"The orminal poetry under the brad of
"Ad Wiiliauiettaui0 to be found else
where in todays Dbmoihat, signed by S.
L. 6.. we consider very prett. ; and we
trust the author will not -let ti is be the
last time he will favor us with his pro
ductions." lie did not, for on January
14, 1870, the Democbat published under
his signature a beautiful poem on
"Hood." It consisted of twelve verses
of sis lines each. The first verse is key
so the poem :
White despot of the w il J Cascades t
I greet thee as the twilight shade
ttsHtot the disheveled, broken wall
While sheaves of sunlight burning yet
Oa frosty tower and minaret
Portray thee reigning over all.
Thb N. N. C or M. The Statesman
gives a column writeup of the commence-1
mentof I'rof. inrvin s Aortnwesi or.
nia.1 College of music with a picture of
the Doctor. lie has assjeisted with bim
Mrs. J. K. Brown principal of the art
and W. A. Ginn teacher nl vocal music
and will have other associates at differ
ent points in the vallev. Thecoraiutnce-
aent program was iven yesterday after
noon and evening. The Statesman men
tions the Albany pe formers as follows:
The -ttiDooel Polka," by Kox Bros.,
rasa gem. Miss Online sang "111 Fol
low Thee" rerr well. The fanUsie '"The
Palms." by Miss Schitlier, was well
ntavei. Mr. Vomn aani; the aria from
the'Creation "In .Native Worth" in good
ftyle. "Overture Ier Freischnta" was
rerv admirably executed by Misses Mw
Um, &hirlier and Howard, and John C.
Fox. The instrumental work by Miss
Eana Mae Howard and Miss Adaiene
Sthitfler, provoked much applaus.
"MulMimmir Nioht a Ureajn bv Almes
Howard, Schiffier. Maston, and Fox, was
hrely executed. The sou s oj miss un
ling and Mr.Morgan wese also good.
Atbbmft atScicwb. Mr. J. H. Jewetti
a former teacher in the Harriaburg pub
lic school, became somewhat demented
by drink and misfortune, made an at
tempt at suicide Monday morning by
taking laudanum. He bad written a
note telling bis intention. But medical
aid was summoned and be was relieved
of the poison Eugene Guard. Jewett
run for erhool superintendent in this
county on the republican ticket several
years ago. He is a bright man, but
whiskey has done bim up, a it will any
one ruled by it. ' . -
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A Fatal Accident. Martin Gengre
bretson residing near Harriaburg was
chopping a tree down a few days ao
when it fell lodging is another tree, in
prying it off Mr. Gengreuon was struck
on the bead by the tree which fell dif
ferently from what be expected. He
was killed almost instantly. The de
ceased came here a lew year ago from
Minnesota, which stats be lecentlv visit
ed, lie leaves a wife an! nve children,
and was 69 years of sge.
A Xxw Encaxpxext I. 0. O. F., wa
organixed at Lebanon last evt-ning by
High Priest Fowertox of this city assist
ed by several others from this city, who
report a nne time, ana one oi iue f
banquets at the St. Charles in that city
ever sat down to. Th jse attending from
here were Noble Grand J. K. Weather-
ford. Hiirh Priest SSoweraox, ti. C. Jor
dan, K. L. Borkiiart, E. J. Set ley, Matt
Scott, W. E. Uilleu. llewy Brodere, F.
. Burkbart, J. V. Bark hart, frank.
Rice. Henrr Kirscb. t. M. Mitchell,
Georse Harder and P. C. A nderaon, and
J. M. Zoosman. A. A. Tussmi and Jas.
ttAodish from Brownsville.
Cisxtit Cocar. The toliowing new
have been begun :
Sena E Buckner and John Buckne
fftifann and Wilired Hardman, partition.
In estate of D Monteitb, deceased, Tbe
Farmers and Merchants Ins Oo, peti
tionersfaayd appellants sgt Ima Monteitb
as executrix. Appeal from Probate
court.
Thotr as Monteith appellant agt Xettie
Monteitb. Appeal from Justice court.
BkFCBtic oa EnriBA. This is the
oacneef the new book recently publish-
A h!-J ia Teen attracting so mncb
attentlos) ou account of tbe men
wbo
ham eontriboted to It. among IDS
lead-
lox ones being W. J. Bryan,
Andrew
Cmmmm. Senator Hiar. J
G. Cailisle,
Seaator Edmnnds, Carl
Scburi, rreei'
deot Jordan. C. A. Towns and Henry o.
Johnson. It Is elegantly gotten np and
coven the field fully.
Wbr let your neighbors
know HP
And why give them a
chance to guess you are even
nve or fen vesrs more r
Better - give tbem good
season lor guessing toe
other way. It is very essy:
SOT noioiug tens 01 age au
4HMiy a gray cair.
ftW
an?
la youth-renewer.
It hides the sge under a
luxuriant growth of hair the
color of youth.
It sever -falls to restore
color V Pf btr. It will
Atop the Tutr from coming
OUt Also. , . ,t
It feeds the hair bulbs.
Thin hair becomes thick hair,
end Abort bAir becomes long
tiaie.
It cleanses tne acaip, re
moves all aanurun, auu
ents its rormanon.
We have a book on tee
air which we viu cuaiy
;rnd you.
at worn 4 no oittela H ! hmn
SiV ram aiMauS tiom tba bm of u
v Sri, writ the doctor about it.
Ir(MMr Ifc'r. U torn diflWalt.
-..T -Am KAMr&l ifiiftra which
HOl HWIH.
J, U Arer. Lwsu, buss.
y si'
The Alumni Reunion.
The most enjoyable of all the college
entertainments of the commencement
season, to those privileged to attend, is the
reunion of the members of the alumni.
The annual reunion was held last evert,
ing at the coliewe, and was one of the
finest in the history of this institution
dear to the hearts of all loyal Albanians,
as well aa the graduates. . After an hour
of sociability the members aiid guests re
paired iQf the commercial department
room where an elegant banquet was
seved bv tue ladies of tue Presbyterian
church,as tastily arranged and well pre
pared as it is ever ones privilege to sit
down to.. At tlie close &.r. J. U. Irvine,
the wrinkle browed and venerable pres
ident of the alumni foriaally greeted the
new uienvbtrs of the august bodyin a
wry witty speech, responded to by Miss
Mary Stewart, who met him blade for
blade. " t'arleton E. Sox then took
charge as toatit master and did credit to
the unpoiUttt position. The reerxmses
were anionic the bwwutea e-rsr rujara in
any alumni patbrriujr. not excepting
those in whit-It Chauncey M. XMpew is
heanl. They were:
Hero W orship, by S. E. Irvine, who
recently graduated from Monmouth, HI.,
college.
Oo to Oregon, by one of her fairest
daughters. Miss Etbel Redfield.
Trusts, bv Arthur W. Foshav. who
succeeded in finding some good in some
kinds of trusts.
Nothing, by Edgar Stewart, who has a
nappy faculty 01 waking A gooa aeai out
of O and a medley out of everything.
Our Absent friends.by Mrs. L. E. Ham
ilton, who brought up bright memories
to the members as well as sad new. re
ferring in her remarks to Joseph Torbet
and Marius Mareellua row on tbe ocean
homeward hound iroin Manila, Lawyer
Luther Elkins At Uie golden gate, Rich,
mond Wheeler And hi' wife at Palo Alto,
IT. Monrovia Alexander At San Jose,
Mips LiUie lUbertson At SokAne,JAS. J.
Chariton a prosperous lawyer st Denver,
loa U Robertson, who recently came in
to considerable of a fortune at Cnicafo,
Mrs. Oapt. Powell, the alumoi s prettiest
member, of Pittsburg. Pa., Mrs. Mary
S La 1100 and little daughter of Washing
ton. Mrs, Bates of Coldwater, Arix , Mise
Mary Cundiff who bu receni.lv accepted
An important position as teacber at I'on
liac. III., C. P. Davis of Pendleton. Dr.
John Geisendorfer of The Dalles, Collins
Elkins of Lvie. Wash., Walter Peaccck
and wife of Seattle, Mr. James Failing,
Mrs. Dr. Temple tun and Dr. J. T. I vale
of Portland. Mia. Chief Justice Wolver
ton and Lawyer Frank Power of Salem,
1'rol. Helen Urawlord ot tne U. A. L.
Rev. Louis Lee of Cincinnati and Rev.
Alfred M. WiRiams of Viaalia, Calif.
Rev. E. X. Good it, for sixteen years pre
identof tbeoollese and Prof. W. IL Lee.
tbe present president, were called upon
and spoke with much feeling creating
great enthusiasm for the alma mater,
which has hut closed its most prosper
ous year. - it was nearly; 1 o clock and
the hahpy company adjourned witn
warm feelings for Albany college, of
which they have reason to 00 proud.
L ebanon.
From the Criterion.
Mrs. J. H. Irvine anJ daughter Mamie
were called home from Ohio on account
of sickness in the family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Meranda, Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Cocbell and Mrs. G. W. Cro-
son Are Attending tbe G. A. R. conven
tion At Independence this week.
At the residence U the bride's parents
atSantiam, June Iltb. Mr. William A.
Catkins and Mis Carrie Bland. Rev.
Arnold, of Sweet Home, officiating.
Webb Wight returned borne Friday
from Albany, wbere be has been attend
ing college.
Dr. C. W. Barr will conduct an ex
cursion from here to San Francisco And
return some time io Aurost. We un
derstand that tne rate will be f IT for the
round trip, and that 30 darr will be al
lowed Xn make tbe triav
Mrs. D. U. Monroe and family arriv
ed here Sunday from Michigan. Mr.
Mourue stopped in the Hood river coun
try, but will be here in a few dsys,wnen
they will probably locate permanently.
Mrs. at on roe is a daughter ?l Lmuei
Wiley.
Matron's Contest.
A fine literary and musical program
will be given Friday evening in tbe C P
church.
Duett, Tbe Inebriate's Lament, John
G Goff Misses Grace Livingstone and
Bertha Worrell.
Recitation, lour Boy or My Boy Mrs
Mark.
Recitation, Temperance Headboard
Mrs Fox.
Solo, My Boy is Out Alone Tonight
Mr Nutting.
Recitation, Old Soapv Mrs trktne.
Duett. The Earthen Vessel, Hopkins-
Mr and Mrs A Hammer.
Recitation, Bible Politics Mr Mor-
KP- -
Recitation, riedge With Wine Mrs
Hammer.
Solo. Shivering iu the Cold S E
Irvine.
Recitation Is it Worth the Sacrifice?
Mrs Smiik.
OuTtet, selected Mrs Nutting, Mr
and Mrs Hammer and Mr 8 E Irvine.
Admission 5 cents.
The Albany Iron w-rks t' day sent a
thirty-five foot lintel toUukland,Or.
Mrs. Frank Churchill, ot Roseburg,
returned borne today after a visit with
ber parents, Rev. and Mis. Smick.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Powers.of Shedd.
have been in the city after an extended
trip over northern Oregon.
Woang Bill Harris returned last even
from an extensive skunk bunting exped
ition across the river. He killed seven
. Miss- Lottie Elder, wbo has been io
San Francisco several years is in the city
tbe guest of ber mother Mrs. C. W.
Rogers.
P. M. Abbey has erected a new hotel
at Newyortand will be in the field Icr
business this year as Jor many in the
past. He was in Albany this week.
Tbe Telegram says that Dr. M. J. Den-
ney, formerly U. S. surgeon At Vancou
ver, lias opened an omen fn Marauam
Dr. Denney is a son of Mr. Denny of this
city.
Miss Annie 'Flinn who recently ersd-
uatea iroin ntantora university, Arrived
nome in is morning, cne has tee a visit
ing since commencement with Mrs
Parton And family at San Jose and vi
cinity.
John B. Blakemore. of Portland, waa
in the city today. Mr. Blackmore la an
old Iowa friend of Dr. And A. D. Barker
and Prof. Mattindale.of this city, whom
. .
ne uau not seen lor a great many years,
this being bis first visit to Albany. Be
easily picked out the auburn haired
baggnge man, but had to show his own
credentials. Mr. Blakeuiora is one ef
the thousands of drummers wbo lost
job by the big tobacco trust. He im
mediately secured a place with A Louis
ville anti-trust house and is pushing
tilings. lis is a son of ex-congressman
Blakemore, of Iowa, and like him be
longs to the anti-trust party.
Tbe Mascot Rod and Gun Club will
give a blue rock end pigeon shoot tomor
row 1 eginning At 10 a. m. A member of
the club informs the Dkmocbat that the
club will not give up its name and join
with any other club, but will retain its
individuality.
i The A.O.U.W. plcbic
yesterday wss A success,
was a big one. - ,
at Jefferson
The crow
See tne prog am for Matron's Contest
elsewhere, s
A good maov Albany reoplewent
the A. O. U. W. picnic At Jefferson
to
to-
day. .The weather has been ideal
for a
picnic, , - ,
The Goodale Lumber Co.. lis been in
corporsred with 3. C. Goodale,T. A. King
and Jefforeon Mpers as incorporators.
Salem as headquarters and 50,000 as tbe
capital s octc.
Mrs. William Kriesl, of Harriaburg.
recently fell trout the loft oi a barn and
broke three ribs, which Dr.-Mackey set.
It is also feared that she was injured in
ternally. . :l.
The G. A, R. enca moment at McMinn-
vilie bas been a great success. Officers
were elected yesterday, H. V. Gates, of
Hillsboro. being elected rammander. and
his wife department presideutot tne W.
it. c . , . . . ,
Speaking of Dr. Parvin'S Tuesday eve
nings concert the Sleu Jeurnal sajs:
Professor Parvio's pupils showed great
talent and conscientious training, and
surprised and drligbted the Audience by
tils excellence .1. Vir performance. . AU
So thai iienry .trgau soured a success.
Lebancn's celebration is attracting at
tention for forty miles in atl direction.
Beii g the only one in Linn county, the
crowd will simply be immense, while the
cash prizes will make it A day of sports
onsurpassed by anything ever held in
the valley. Com early and be prepared
to enjoy yourself.
Fit 1 1) AY
Gave Himself Up.
About two year ago the section boose
of the Japanese laborers on th 8.1. at
Ilaltey wss robbed. Twj young men
were accused snd one of them wss es
atnined end acquitted. Tbe other. Clsr
eree Uorcaa, was indicted. H fled snd
rem .i jed sy until yesterday, when be
Arrived in Alnany And gave bimsetf op
to Sheriff Muoker aod wa placed la
it await trial at the coming court.
Aa tbe Japs have alt gone Morgan's
chances of being acquitted a e gool.
The state millitary encampment baa
been given np. It would cost too much.
Ths Lidiis or thi G. a. R. at Me
Mionviile ibis week eleojed tbe follow
ing officers: Mis Amy Li vingstone.of Al
bany, trceident: Mr. Eiisabeah Wand.
of Salem, senior vtc-president : Mr.'
Jennie Brown, of A !!, jonior vice-
president; Mrs. E. r. Chapman, of Ea
red, treasurer; Mr. Addi Ueustie, of
Sounyside, chaplain; Mis KWenc
Qoimby, ot Albany, secretary ; Mrs. I.ir-
tie M. Woooin. of I'ortiad. natiooal
preaecerrespoudent. Mrs. Woudio was
elected delegate to tbe national conven
tion st Philadelphia. September I, 1SC0.
A Doo Cask. Fred Seaders and Ben
Cielao went to Saleu tbia morniDg on
tbe boat to attend a dog trial there at S
clock tms afternoon. Senders gave lbs
ise as follow Three mtntbs sgo be
loaned bis pointer which be bad bad for
our year to lxois an ortwick the
barber ,a former resident of A.haov. Vao
Nortwkk.afier keeping it ahile,ild it.
Seeders bad him arrtt'ed for larceny
and be sras arrtsled in Portland yester
day. Ben Cielao knew tbe dog and wa
subpoenaed a a witne. We do not
now an ortick s side of tbs matter.
Tub .ca Co. Frtm tbe Salem Jour.
bam Tbe growing popuiantof ttw x-
cellaot organiiatioa is aUasld nightly
bv th increased attendance, aod their
Sucre is due to merit stone.
Tbe largest eodienc of tbe week wit
nessed lb performance of "Low aod
Law" last mint and. irocn tiie nearly
Kpreia ol approval, it coutd readily
be seen that tbvy were well pleased wttb
their evening's' euterUlomenl. Tbe
plat ws well la red end Hie different
characters portrayed Uitbfuliy.
Stimox asd tub Calt. great de
otsmuseo-eot was caused at the depot
this noon oy 60. Stimsoo. of tbe W . F.
Co , tipping over A crate with a yearling
call wbicb be was shipping south. Tbe
calf got out, aod tbe amies of Stlmson
o caccbiag tbe animal caused excru.iat-
iog muemeet, but be Qcceeded and
crated bim safely.
Paaiss Sea vies.-The W "men's Mis
sionary society of the First Presbyterian
cbuteb will bold a praise service in tbe
churcb at quarter before eight o'clock.
Mrs. t. r jBossmsn. (A rorusoa. win
deliver au address on Borne Miesioo
Work. There will also be a abort music-
al program. Every ooe I invited l be
present.
PorTLAB Platibb. Tbe Sam Shaw
company is playing at the Reed to large
and well pleased audiences.' The com
pany is a strong ooe, presenting plays
ibat are new to tbe majority ol Saiem
theatergoer. Tbeir presentations are
Il strong snd it is not surprising that
each succeeding night fitds the number
spectators greatly increased, lneir
eopberb band and orchestra are strong
features tbst contribute to tbe popularity
of tbe company Sentinel. At Albany
next week, beginning Mooday.Jone o.
Vas Nobtwitk Wos. Tbeceas against
Lew Van Sort w irk, cbaiged by Fred
Senders, of Aloany. with the larceny of a
dog, wa dismissed Alter a tiial before
ostice lohnsnn. Thedefen wss tnai
the dog had been given to Vn Nortwick
by Senders J jurnal.
I. O. O.F. Atibxtiox. All members
of OrgesnA EnrAmpment should not
m iss the meeting this eve as there
ill
be work in the R. P. or third degr e
Dibo. Of quick coesoBiptlon, in Tue-
mr a Ann ST Sw
son. Ariaons. jons 11. iowu. mr. 1. .
Hendrick. a sister ol the late airs, jodd
Cbiswell snd dsughter of Mr. snd Mrs.
H. C. Dollarhide, ol uuusmuir, vaiit.
I."(t'Be any other flour,
except U MRnoHa
MARRIED.
WILLIAMS fcDWARDS. On Wed
nesday evening, June zi, ltsw, m ai
tiany at the residence of J. F. Trout
ni.n i. ltv. M. C. Wire. Mr. How-
ra Williams and Miss Bertha Ed-
winii. Bister of Mrs. Troutman.
They are two excellent young people.
Thev will locate near Walla Walla and
will lake with them there the best wish
es of many friends in tuts county.
RRRTflWAllE 8TRAHLE In Al
l,.n nn WedoeSdSV evening, wunn il
- - - . , m
luno t 1 ha residence ot and by Ray,
m n Wire. Mr. Ed. Ferthwaiie And
Mrs. E. Blrahle, both ot Aloany.
HAY'S K HAIL. In Portland, on
Wdneeay,June21,1899, by Rev O
-R Ki.a.inn. of Albany. Mr. U. U
u.rn. ant Miaa Rhoda Hail, both
fnrn.rl of Albany, wbere they Jiavs
many friends wbo will pn in best
' wishss lor tbeir deierved pros. erlty
end bsppiness.
ti... 1.0 Wwinasdav evening for Ft
Bi.u.n whara they will reside dorlng
the continuance of ths govsrnmeot work
there; '
DIED.
08TERH0UDT. At Long Beech. CaU
June 11. 1809. ol tumor. Mlrs LI 77 Is
only daughtsr ol Mrs. Luclndn Ostsr
bouJt, At th Age of 17 years; was
buried at Pomona tbe 18t.V
Scio.
From the News:
Walter Bilysu bss been employed by
T. W. Dillev, of Oorvallis, sod will move
to that city in a snort time.
Geo. Davie, therfoot-rseer, of S'eyton,
was in scio Tuesday. A rare between
bim and young Pitchlord has been made.
and will be run in a week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore, who
now tesii'e in Sherman county near
Wasco oostofucs. are vinitiFB In this
vicinity this-week. Mr. Moore waa on
of the early settlers of tuis county, b
uavitig coins Dire in 1819.
T. L. Dogger ba brought soil arainst
several of tne residents of this section to
collect money due bim, for subscription
to bis isper, and the suits were brougrt
in the justi eeocrtof Albany. -
Tbe race between PatMurahv and Bell
Flynit Miter known aa Butter Creek
Maid a a rao at Salem Sat ur Jay teat
and resulted in favor o' fat Morpiiy, the
judge deciding that be woo by lour feet
daylijht.
Last Sunday a little son ol Ur. and
Mrs. O. D. Com Dloo.who live near Prov
idence churcb, met with quite a serinus
secideut. Mr. Compton nad bis faml'y
in a wagon and was driviog a spirited
horse, when in some manner tbe little
boy, wbo is ont four year of age, felt out
of tbe we,ton and ooe wheel run over hi.
bead, almost severing ooe ear, and badly
bruising bis face.
The bo.oe ol Mr. aod Mrs. J. A Bii
reu waa the scene of a very p easant so
cial gathering 00 Saturday evening of last
eek,l e occasion being in honor of tbeir
dtagbter. Miss Maud, aod ber cousin.
voss. Dttyeo, 01 Aioany. wbo were over
on a v.siu After an boor pleasantly
pent io songs and instrumental u.uic
all repaired to tbe lawn, where each did
justice to a bountiful supply of ice cream
and cake.
Bond-holders Beaten.
A Nee York dUpatcb state tbat Judge
Wallace, ie the United Slate eircuil
court bas hsnded down a decision a as-
taioing three out of five demurrers filed
b counsel tor the Farmers Loan A
Trust Company, ia a suit broutfbt bv
certain bond bolder of tbe Oregon Pact-
ne Kaiiroad tympany lor aa scrountiBg
by the defendant, as trustee of ike rail '
road eompADy, of $15,000,000 of ooe Is.
Tbe delendaat Interposed five demur
rer : That no cause of action was main-,
Uiaed ; tbat triers were deject as to tbe
defendants; tbat there were defects a
10 tbe complainants; that action wss
barred by the statute of limitation, and
It-a 1 tbere were laches 00 tbe part of tie
complainants.
"Judgment is ordered stutaining tbe
'bird, fourth atd llb demurrers, aod
overruling the others, aod dismissing
lb bill oole tbe comp'ainaols see fit,
by ameo ijg tb bill, to obrste lb ob
jections assigned."
Frank Wood jr, is ih with rncumoniA.
Mrs.Tho. Ceofield, of Salem, bas
been visiting Albany frieoda.
Mrs. Ciistlce Ram ford came np from
Portland oa fast ajght' boau
Prof. Scott, of tbe college, left this
morning for Sod rill for his annual out
ing. Miss Edith TLosapcoo went to Junc
tion yesterday noon to visit with ber
sitter.
Mr. Perry, of TambQ county Jias been
In lb oty. A brother ot Hon. J. H.
Pewry.
Prof. Decdren, wbo bas done, good
work for tbe college several weeks as
supply lelt this esornicg for tbe east.
Editor Hale, of tbe Free Pre, will
lecture in tbe Saotiam Graag Hall to
morrow evening oa "Cooperation."
Winnifred C Campbell arrived ia
Partlani from Cuba, aod will be in Alb
any tonight on tbe overland.
Ms tier 'rude O'Brien i looceom.
Her friend Mies Aoten. after a visit with
ber of sever si dsrs retoraed ibis noon to
ber boms st Junction.
County Clerk Crabtree and bia deputy
R. B. Mooragce have returned from
somewber w here tbey have beear for an
outing, witb indications of A good time.
Robert Brown went to McMinaville
Monday 00 Lis bicycle, leaving here at
6:S0p m., and arriving tbere at 11:45,
returning lart aignt in Ie time. The
distance is 52 miles.
Miss Vid Maston of Albany, wbo as
sisted in the graduating exercises of tbe
Northwest College of Music at the Unity
church Wednesday evening, is tbe guest
of Miss Edna Price for a lew days,
Statesman.
Several former A'tany people have
been reemployed la tbe Purl land schools:
O. F. llowtsn, E. A. Milocr. Mn. Nel
lie Brush, Mise Abbie Wright end Mrs.
Nellie Lsmbron.
Mr. D. Ber and fsmity, wbo hsv
been here several week on a visit the
guests of Steven Fieerssen. returned to
tbst state ibis morning They may con.e
nere to locale, Dot have not decided tbat.
Mrs. Frank Craw, of Albany, is vtsi t
ing at tbe borne of Geo. Craw in this
city. Senator Percy R Kellv and R A B
eal. of Albany, spent last ntfcht in En-
gene. Eugene Guard. .
airs. rJamoiea. tne deputy suoreme
oracie 01 tne Korai Aetgnoor ol America
suxilliary to the Modern W oodmen, to
n the city for tbe purpose of organising
the Ladles department and a meeting
nas oeen arranged lor next w eduesdsy
evening at 8 p. m. at tbe U. A. R. ball.
Rev. W. E. Copeland. of Salem, will
deliver a lecture At tbe I'earco Memorial
bu cb on the evening ol July 1. on the
Man w:tb tbe Hoe. Mr. Copeland has
been thanked by the author ot the poem
tor niatrue conception 01 tbe poem.
License has been issned for tbe ma fri
ge of Mr. Dan Brack, a popular em
ployee ot the Albany Iron Works, and
Uisa Ada rlicklcger, oue ot Albany's
most estimable young ladies, the cere
mony to take place next Sunday, and
Willis Richsrdson snl Miss Josie Mills.
of uesr LAcomb.
Miss Marguerite Hopkins yesterday
afternoon gave a very pleasant lea party
to tbe members ot the clams tf 96-'99,
entertaining from b o'clock It wa a de
lightful affair. TLos present were
Misses Crosby. Redfield. Alien. Morris.
Pegs, McCoy and Stewart, with Miss
Grace Teller, of Portland, as a guest.
Frsnk Kitchen acd J. R. Wilson re
turned Iset nigbt from Portland where
tbey hsd been to attend He wedding of
"Uncle." Frank Kite ben and Mrs. Ber
tha Kitchen, which occurred on Wed
nesday svening. The happy couple wbo
will reside at ru Stevens, win nave toe
btst wishes ol many friends of the groom
in Albany, wbere be is known tor many
genial qualities.
Mits Maud Crosby ot tbe public schools
went to Portland this noon, wbere she
will remain uotil About the 6th ot July
w hen she wilt start tor tbe meeting of tne
national teachers association at Los An
geles She will be accompanied Irom Al
bany by Superintendent and Mrs. Mar
tindale. Miss Hulse, Miss Eva Simpson,
Miss Ward, Miss Uhsnce, Miss bikins,
Miss Redfield and Mrs. ft. V. Baltimore.
Born. Sunday June 18. in this city, to
the wife of Rev. Anderson, a son. And
yet -Rev. Anderson told us a few dsys
sgo that be was opposed to aunuay pto
nics. Jsfferson Review.
' A young man eame to the Band tour
nament with a handkerchief around his
arm for Identification. The marriage is
to take place next week in eastern Ore
gon and Albany will lose a young ltdy.
We buy, tell and store grain,
We make MagnollA Flour,
Also whole wheat, Patent And germ,
our
The Maguolla Mills.
OUR SENATORS.
Tje Saiem Journal gives tbe vole of
state senators in tbe recent legislature on
several important questions, snd we give
tbe record of Senstors Clem and Kelly as
follows :
Resolution to investigate penitentiary
uu employ clerk. Ulem no, Kelly jew.
Resolution fot members to carry off
rjiu acode. Both no.
Resolutinn In a,wm mmnr lnYlO mmm aT
inaun war hiatoriea. Cotli vea
Bill appropriating 16.000 for Omaha
es position. Both no.
Bill abolisbiuir office uf atate food earn.
miseioner. Both ses.
n Bill abolishing eqoalizatioa beard.
Both ye.
Bill fixing orooerir Qualification of ra.
J' acuool election Clem absent,
Memorial for election of U. B. seoators
by popular vote. Both yes.
Bill roumn doors of nubile baffflines
to open outwsrds. Both ye.
Bill I't optional pilotage. Clem no,
nviiry TfM,
Bill irtving preference to resident con
tractor and Oregon material in public
work. Both no.
Resolution to abolish the office of state
printer. Clem no, Kelly yes
Bill making display of flaj on school
boose compulsory. Both ye.
Bill protecting hotel keepers from eH
viem Absent. Kelly ye.
Motion referring normal ebol bill
back. Both ves.
Bill reducing salaries of Marion county
uiuciais. Dotu yes.
(ieueral appropriation bill. Om no,
tvniey re
ia tbe opinion of tb Journal Clem
voteu right It time and wrong 7. Ab
entS. Kelly right 14 times, wrong 6
1 . l "nr M wrw0 according
w u. journal opinion waa 5.
the bottom bas dropped out of tbe
wrrj marset.
Tbe team of T. O.
yesterday fteraooa.
Sbsver raa away
somewhat maah-
og wings op.
Conn & Huston, of tb White agency,
have sold to J. M. Ralston, of this -it.
one of the popular Frank lit pianos mads
"7 wa r iscoer uompany.
Del Norte, tbe fa moo paer ie now ia
Salem, where be will give aa exbib.ttoo.
Hr. J. W. Bforran 'nl MmJH h.. . w
of ibis great horse wbicb gives evidence
ol being ss bne an animal as his father.
Congressman Psyce, of New Tork.
Congressman DelBeii, oi Pennsylvania
Congressman Steele, of Indiana. CW
greasmaa hull, of Iowa and Convre.
maa tieatiow. of Uinni. ..
Portland 1 eslerday 00 tbeir way to Alas
ka, oa a oleaaara irin nnM..i
These pore and simple pleaaor trip of
puMuciaa ar ottea funny affairs.
It has been reported tbst if Alban
people boy tbe eeveoty-ftve scree edjota
!" he CurtiA Lumber Co.
it will be tbe second time, tbey hsvefdone
.. ui. wmnot an enterprise k 41
bny. This ia a mistake Th Am ;.
lbre was a subacripf ion for it 00 coodi
uoo that the old O. P. w.i. ...
ehiae sbeps here, which they never did.
ty iwegui aao paid loe ibe property
tbemseivea, and never caiUd for tbe sub
scriptions. -SATURDAY...-
RELIGIOUS.
Service SS USl) At the Conwtmlinal
roar eh. Subject of sermon At It Am,
5tb Chapter of 1st Peter. Subject of ser-
moa at 8 p m. Tbe Lost Christ. 8 S at
12:13 All not atwadiaa- elaewkeew
cordial'y invited to the Above service.
Presbyterian church r Marain- n
ship st 10:30, sublet of sermon, Saeri.
nee tbe Heal test of Failb. 8 S at II :45.
Sr Endeavor at 6 :45, evening worship at
1 j w evening service is toe Annual
Praise Service ol tbe Woman's Mission.
ary Society. Mr E P Moasmaa, of Port
land, will is II of tb work of toe Wo.
man's Board. A musical program has
been provided snd a very cordial invitat
ion i extended to ell to be prevent.
Lotted FreebvteriAa church: Vorw.
ing worship at 10 :3d, subject ot serctoo,
"Visdom' Coameocsmeat." S S At
11 :4&. Jr Endeavor At 3 JO. Sr Endaavo
t:45, evening worship at 7:45. subject
ol sermon, "Tbe Power of Influence."
All Are cordially invited to attend these
service.
The Matron's Again.
There was pleased audience at the
. P'. church ia the third ward last eve-
Biof, at tb second entertainment of the
matron. Beside tbe recitation by
Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Fex, Mrs. Erskioe.
Mrs. Morgan. Mrs Hammer aod Mra.
Sa kk tbere wss a well rendered duet bv
His Grace Livingttone and Mies Bertha
Wfirrell, A vocal solo by Mrs. Nutting, a
pleasing uet by Mr. aod Mrs. Hammer,
a splendidly sung baritone solo by Mr.
8 E. Irvine recently aeusical director of
tbe Monmouth 111., college glee dob. a
quartet by Mr. and Mrs, Hammer, Mr.
Inrise and Mrs. Nutting and by SDecial
request a recitation by Mr. Floyd Doms,
- . -ww u .... w kW, Vj LUUUI . IU1I
was particularly a rare treat. Mr. Dor
ri at reader for tbe Monmouth t;ie
Club made a great hit ia tbeir tour
through tbe mkidle west, and ha law
equal anywhere. The Dbbocbat con
sider Mm tbe equal if not uoetlor of
Alba Heywo d who bas been so popular
with Albany audiences.
A Fbisbv Whebl.-I a Howaid jes.
terday afternoon borrowed Recorder
Neal'a wheel to ride borne to supper
with. Howard says tb wbeei had got
ten so need to wabblwg under Neat tbat
it wa all he could do to rid on it at alL
At the citcb it made a lunge for the wa
ter and it wa with difficulty tbat he
saved lumrelf from A bath in tbe canal.
Us got the machine bark to Its owner as
fast a possible. That is as near as he
came to aiy ralGi-h.
The editors o! the national association
as neaily as can be learned will be in Al
nany July 8. leaving Portland in the
morning of that day on tbe wettaide,
coming to Corvalles and crossing ovor on
me lidfc, remaining here about aa h ur
and getting tbeir lunch here and dinner
at Roseburg, tbe next morning getting
ineir breaaiaet at cugeoo anl lunch Al
Salem.
rnt
PLACE
rOBUY
Your Groceries and Baked
Is at Parker Br-s. Everybody
Goods
knows
here their place is. Thev keen a fresh
stock of grocerUa, produce and baked-
gooua, ot All kinds, sell At reasooAtxe
prices and treat their customers well, all
Alike.
You may regret aomeatecsyou take
n life but nooe taken into toe store t
Parker Bros.
It is a great toing to be well fed. Pat
ter Bros keep good groceries.
A toai 01 oread 1 not much but you
want 11 we.l made. Try Parker Bros
For the next 30 dsys ws will make the
nest caoinet photos lor 11.00 dosen,
btudio in iromsn block
. Fresh bread every day." Two loave
or a nickle.at Mereron .Tomliason.
Don't think you can cor tbat slight at
tack of Dyspepsia by dieting, "or that it
will cure itself. Kodot Dyspepsia Cur
wru. curs it; it 'digests what you eat"
and restores th digestive organs to health
Fothay Masoa.
Makes the food more
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. And Mrs.W.C. Twedal retnemvl
toss noon from a trip to the bay.
Mrs. Judge Wolverton is 000 of the
trustees of tbe Nstive Daughter of Ore.
gun recently organized la PortJaad.
Mie Dor P: lrSr(5TWr man tum.
!-, ieji 111 is noon lor her home at Oak
land. After a uleaeant visit her of
a oays.
Cbarle Chamberlain imimnini1
r red Weatherford bom from Pothntd
last evemog and will visit hmi iMml
OAJg.
Tbe fair ladies of Fair Oaks Circle will
accept the Dbhocbat's thanks lor aa el
egant oouqust of roses, as fine aa assorv-
ment as on ever see.
Mr. Hayne, wife and daugi ter return
ed this noon from Portland where they
had been to Attend tbe wedding of their
son aua.Drouier.aiMi Miss Kfaoda 11 all.
N. Braoden berry and N. H. Wbeei
er, of Corvtlis, are tbe new proprietor
of the Santiam Lumber yards at this
city, which tbey will rua.
Hon. Perry Kelly wa ever from Al
bany WedoeKlay. kming hi eagle-eye
fast upon our beautiful landscape bete
about. drownville Times, ,
Lf Ie Speer leaves Monday tor his bom)
at tbe Warmrprirga.wberw be will spend
tne summer.' returning in the fail to be
gin the work ot hie senior year.
Rev. Jas. Ttinmnann naae m. (mate
of the Albany college, having been elect
ed to tbat responsible poeilx-o last foea
day, for a term, of three yean. Browns
ville Tiaiee.
Tbe Crawfotdtville school board hsv
secured tbe servks of Mr. Oscar B Lone
of Philomath, aa priacipal, and - Mise
fan nie Hamilton, of HoUey.aa aasistanU
iotre were thirteen sppUcants.
a party 01 snout twewty ore yoaag
people went 10 Corvallis last evening
ad report a pleasant trip by 'moonlight,
spending boot time ia tbat ctty before
returning- Tbe path ia ia excellent
condition beyond Granger.
Mr. P. A. Young yesterday- afternoon
rrom a to a, gave a iecepfow for ni
friend Mia Campbell, ot Sea Fiaacieco,
enjyed by a Bumber of Albany ladies.
The appointments were tksty and tbe
service excel ant.
Mr. aod Mrs. Geo. L. Frtsby, Cartage,
Sooth Dakota, have beea ia the city.
Tbey sre looking over tbe coaaty with a
view to locating. Tbey will g? from here
aouta oa a trip through Cuoenia. ' Mr,
and Mr. Frisby are former eetgbners of
r. m. Browa of tb Drowaevilie Time.
David Starr Jordoa, the broad minded
prestdeot ot Stanford University, n ia
rortlaad. Mr. lordaa ia aiuwctiog socn
attenuoa by bu earnest opposition to
expansion as now being promulgated,
auk a practiced by osr forefather.
Albany was particularly heaored at
McMinaville by the Ladies of tbe GAR.
Tbey displayed exes Heal judgment fas
choaisr Mrs. Liviogstoo a tbeir presi
dent. Mra. Browa ss their junior Tie
meaident ana Mrs.Qaib as their 1
retary. A! eathueiBetie and indomitable
worker for their society.
Mum Belle Chaac returned Wedoer-
dsy eveoiog from a rait ia Portland,
and will spend her vacation at her par
ents' borne aear Cawfordevilie. Mi
Chance wa hooor by the Albany pub
lic board by being promoted to the poei
uoa of priacipal ef ooe of the seh'ots of
Uiat city. lime.
Mb Helen Crawford, of tbe O A C, is
ia tfce city oa a visit pretiooa to keying
next Tuesday for Chicago, wbere she
will take a special coarse ia the Colunt
bs school of Oratory. She will be ac
companied by MraTboa Callahan, who
will take a special coarse ia tbe Chicago
university, and Prof t'ord'-ey wbo will
take a special coarse at Ana Arbor.
Heery Com visited his brother. Boa.
J. W.Oooa, at Albany a few efaya ago,
sad reports bim gradually iwcovariag
from tbe effects of tbe serious operation
to which he was subjected ia that city.
Ha ,1 IIM-lB HIM tA VlA ,hU ftA UBII HllS tklB
imirMr ta Eastara Oreeoa. And haa!
booa tbat la doe time Lia beaith will be!
better than tor years pest. ttoreoorgi
Review.
Lebanon.
From the E. A.: 1
A. I. Pickard.of Eogeoe, was hare that
week and bought about 6O0 head of cat
tle (yearlings) in tbis vicinity, paying
tioa a 15 to 17 per head.
Miss IlJa Elkins attended th com
mencement exercise of Albany col '.eg
this week. A friend. Mia Oda flaight.
came bom with her for a visit.
Th city . council, at their meeting
Tuesday evening, passed an ordinance
placing license oi 125 per day oa merry-go-rounds
snd nigger baby outfits; also
license ol tne same amount tor any per
son eeuing gooa on tne atresia ot iu
city.
Rev. A. Mel vin Williams, pastor of th
C P. churc'j at Viaalia. Cai. ia taking a
three months' vacation for the purpose
ot attending g neral Assembly at Denver
ano viatt.ng relatives in tne east. a.m.
Wight, another LebAoon boy. is Biting
bu pulpit daring bis Absence.
Lnamoaa eucamnaieat.i.tv, u, u.
.. was instituted tn tbis city Wednes
day evening by A. W'Bowereox, grand
COiet paviarca, tM aimjawiKu uj
. . r ilk... . J k.
th Albany team. U nicer were chosen
a follow: Chief patriarch, G tf. Bland;
senior warden. John Bland ; junior war
den. J. Elkins: grand scribe, J. M. Set
tle; treasurer. t. A. aicsersou; nign
priest, C r. Pobu. -
Lee Dobson, son rt Wm. Do neon, liv
ing on mile sooth of town, had the
tbomb and two fingers ot his leit han't
taken 08 by a percussion cap, yesterday.
The rap was given to bim by another
dot, aud he waa trying to una out wnai
it was bv picking it out with a match.
when tbe match was etruca and tne cap
exploded, with the above result. H
had nicked out most 01 tn ex plosive ma
terial before it went off,otherwia the re-
ult might have beea more eerioa.
A good apgetite .
Is essential to good health.
Hoot' 'a Sarsa par ilia creates aa
Appetite, tones and
Strengthens the stomach.
And builds uo the wools system.
It relieves that tired feeling, and V
purifymv end enriching the blood, it
promptly And permanently cures all
scrofula emotions, boils, pimples And
sores; trengthen the nerves, and gives
sweet, refreshing sleep. No other med
icine has taken such hold upon the con
fidence of the people as Hood's Sarsap-
arilla. And its record ot great cores is lin
en ml led bv anv other preparation, . Yon
may take Hood's Saisaparilla with the
utmost confidence that it will do you
good. .
TBE HOMUESr MAN IN ALBANY
As well as the handsomest, and others are
invited to call oa anv drugitt aad get
FREK A trial bottle cf hmp lijJfam lor
the Throat and tanks, a remedy that ,
guarantied to curs and relieve All Chronle
And Acuta Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
Consumption. Price 25c. and 50c ,
Forth best harness call on A. E.
Ketch um, Btoadnlbln street, Alhajcy.
dsfsdous end wfiolesome
1 VL.jn eo. ,tApw wwl
HOME AND ABROAD.
. -. . . - , .
Refrigerator,
. Ice cream f reesers, -"
, At Stewart k Sox Hardware Co's.
Wueat 43 ctnt.
CaUat the logar Bowl for tresa fedt
Have your photo Ukea At Mis Long'g
for cash f 1.00 dozen, cabinet aze.
Freh fruit at Viereck's Sugar Bowl pat
tors.
Genfs' French Calf Shoe, 2, wortll
H. Next Revere House.
For tile, BOCd earriet in. 32 mil
rard. by I. 8. Alexaador, east ead ot 8th
street.
First elsas eahin4 nhntM A
for the next 3Q days, only s'l.OO doxea at
Mies Long's.
A sunarinteodeflt of the ibmu mlnn.
Will be aoooiated next month alan m.
school land clerk.
Game Warden Onimbv baa teat Ant m
eat And eell indexed copy of th ram
And forestry ltws of Oregon, very cca
veaieat for quick reference.
A contract waa made ia Aurora tbl
eek for 20,000 pooada of bona at 1?'Z
cents. Hon raisers shonlrf Aa iluir - -
speculsUng.
All deeiring tickeU for the 4th of Jnlr
excursion to the front sbouJd order early '
aa the number eotd will h lim t. .-.)
only 00 many to a car. For gale at Jnb
in joeept,,.
The Southern Pacific it ia aaLI k. mA
lArge tracu of Had la the big lumber
syndicate operating ia tb st&ie hum
others 14700 acres to tbe Booth-Kel ley
Company.
. A bicyclist was rtpbrted to have dial
m this city last ertlin tram rinkiiue
old water, bat tbere was nothing in it.
ooeaa one evidently had sore wbesl in
weirneads.
A grand frsterral nieaie. uadr the aaa-
piee of the I O O F. D of R, W of W.
Women of ood-nft. A O 17 W and T
of H, Lodge ot Ilaleey. is sdvertieed to
pwee ta ro ell's grove aear Hilary nm
naoaetoay.
A.B, Coaler, the. Wdkbe Eins-. r
seeded this yAr a eaia!! tract of TOGO
sere in gram. Ia the meantime there
are 2100 acre of this farm nnder sum
mer tallow and tbe remaiader is ia bay
'Bod Mr. Cooley reports that tbe wheat
crop never preeeateo a better showinr
tnan at tbe present time. La Graade
Cbroaicle.
This aa4 That.
Wheat 4S ceo ta.
Sump photos At Tinkle it Dawson's.
Finest aristo eBBmeed nhotoB
IL50 par doaa at Tiaklw A Davaoa'a. -
Tiareck's Sugar Bowl Parior for iea
cream, confecttooery, soda water, cigars
aad tohacco.
A Urge And fine stock of cirara and
bacco at Coon A Hnstoa'a. See the din
piav. . - - --
whea yea want a choice steak a oka
roast or meat of any kind, calloa Henry
xoderB. lis teeos the beat.
Go to Verick's staving and hair cub-
ting; parlor for Cm class work. Hot
And cold baths. Clean towels to every
Tbe best meats of all kiada aad good
ataksat at the Albany Dressed Beef
Company's market, just djwa Second
treet- Good weight aad prompt attend
ion.
It make bo differenca bow bad th
wound if yon net Deitt'a Witch Hazel
Salve; it will qoickiy heal aad lea re no
scar. Foahay At Matoa.
Some of I he reaaJtA ef aealected dvSDSa-
tie conditions of tbe rosnea are cancer.
eoBsnmpooa. neatt rtisnass aad epilepsy.
Kodot Dyspepsia Care nreveau all this hr
eff acting n quick cure ia all case of dys
pepsia, rosnay At Masoa
Mease Miaa MUorca Barmeatar
- 0 PAao ar organ. System the
.mane. Knaideaee
fifth tt-ust,cp3QBita D P chnrch.
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
STOtrr or Flos, manufactured by the
Cautorxu. Flo Strcp Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining tbe liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
ihem in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing- tbe system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevera
gently yet promptly ana enacting- ooe
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Iu perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating- them, make it the ideal
laxative.
Ia the process of manufacturing figs
-e nsed. as thev are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CAXironinA Fie Srtn
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
eaecta and to avota tmitauons, piease
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front or every paottage.
CAJJFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
us runwu eu
IHTTWVITXa. XT. WWW TOsVT. AT. T.
For sale by all Drnxgist. Price 59c per bottle
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The New
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OIL. E. OhUng And R, E. Hulburt,
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they keep coottaotly on hand, At all
time, a full assortment of .
Hardware,
Stoves and
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June 23, 1399