The state rights democrat., July 07, 1899, Image 4

If tbe Damp and Chill penetrate, look out for an attack of
But
deep u the C if I Tlu? ClU penetrate and
Sciatic
itic nerve is, OU J QtUUS Vll
ALBANY'S SAW MILL.
Pursuant to tha call of the mijir the
mill man meeting was held at the coun
cil chambers this forenoon at 9 o'clock
With a good attendance of business men,
among tbe on tuber being S 13 Young, V
U OoUra, H Bryant. P A Goodwin, Y
Laoedon, J K Weatberford, Charles
Pfeiffer, Wm Vance. W W Rowell and S
A Dawson, with Mayor Burknartin the
hair.
Little was developed that was new.
"'be principal business was the instruct
fg of the subscription committee to
ieet with Mr. Curtis who will return
torn a trip to Nnithern California, in a
lay or two, and prepare a subscript
ion paper that shall crver the proposi
tion of thecomp'nv provMing for a f?5!),
000 plant w ith a capacity of at least 150,
000 Ieet in ten hour! and employing 400
to COO men. It w ill prcbably be made
so as to be payable when the mill s in
operation, and there will be a provision
against a coirpany store. The paper to
be circulated at once.
As a matter of fact Mr. Weatberford
states that the mill will have a capacity
of about 250,000 fet in ten hours, and
the company w ill be willing to guarantee
in double tbe sum of the subsidy that
they will carry out the provisions of tbe
contract. Tbey have already spent $tk),
000 for timber land and mean business,
regardless of reports tuat come from
some neighboring cities.
I his is the brat proposition Albany
ever bad ana it fbont be pushed a'oi g.
Every body taka lunsh lasktUwe!)
filled to Maude on the -hat ErolLtr
Barker will te very hmgr J,
Boys' School She, $1, worth $2, at the
Boston Shoe Company, next to Kevere.
Oi
Kaat Sal Lace, Denver, Ft Fast
Mail Worth, Omaha, Kan- Mail
5pm sas City, St Louis, 6:45 p m
Chicago and Cast,
gppkabe Wil hv Walla, Spok- Spokane
flyer arte, Minneapolis. St F've
J:l6pmPaul, Duloth, Mil- 8. a
waukee, Chicago, A
East.
8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS 4
For San Francisco .
Sail every five daya
8pm COLUMBIA RIVER 1 p n
EiSunday 8TEAMERS. ExSonda
Saturday To Astoria and Way
lOpm Landings.
6am WILLAMETTE BIY. 4:30p
ExSun. Oregon City, New berg, Ex San1
Salem & Wiy-Land
7am WILLAMETTE AND 3:30p
Tuesday, YAMHILL RIV. Moods
Thnra., Oregon City, Dayto, Wed.
and Sat. and Way-Lands. and Sat
Sam WILLAMETTE EIV. 4:30 pi
Tuesday Portland to Corvallia Inee-Uy
Tbur., and Way-Land.nga. Tbur
and SaU nd Sar
LvRiparia LvLewistoi
2:30am SNAKE RIVER 12;00 r
Daily Riparia to Lewis ton Daily
W. H. HCRLBUBT,
Gen. Pasa. Agent,
C. G. BAWLINGS, Portland, Or.
Agent Albany.
III
ORTHERN
111 PACIFIC R, H,
Pullman Sleeping Jar3,
Elegant Dinteg Oars,
Tourist Sleeping Carp'
at Paul
Minneapoli.
Daidtb
Fargo,
ro Grand Forks
Crookaton
Winnipeg
Helena and
Hutu
TiaOUGH TICKE'i
TO
Chicago
fVashiDgtou
Philadelphia
NewTtork
Soeton and al.
PoinU East and South
Through tickdts to Japan and Ch na, n
Tacoma and Northern Pacific steamshir
0. an American line-
For information, time cards maps and
ticket call on or write C G Borkhart
agent, Albany, Or.
ADCharlU. At Gen Pass Aa
Portland O-
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of Linn county, Ore
iron, as the administrator with the will
Jtnnexed of the estate of John H. Bate
man and Phoebe Bateman, deceased. Any
and all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified Co present the
same du: verified as by Uw required to
me or to my atiorneya, Weatberfoid &
Wy'att, at their office at Albany, Oregon,
within aix months from the date hereof.
Dated thU 8th day of May, 1899.
Petkr Bither.
Adm'r with the will annexed.
Weatheeford & Wtatt,
Atty'sror Adm'r.
quiet iu racking pain.
THURSDAY
The Shaw Show.
A large And much please audience saw
the Shaw Company pesciit Milton
Noble best piece "Love and Law" hut
night at the armory. It as plcndidly
put on and sustained the favorable opin
ion Albany people have of the talent of
this excellent company. Mr. Miaw,
though a host in himself, is well sus
tained at every point. The company
have addod nitich to the effect; of (heir
work by putting Uie stage in good set
tines when the difinilv.intai.-n m rnnei.t-
ered in connection with the cramped con
dition of things.
The band has become verv untml.ir in
their street; concert and the orchestra is
generally commended in its artistic
work.
"The rhocuix" which w ill he present
ed by the company tonight, is a melo
drama which has stood the test of two
i decades wear and tear and sti'i remains
popular to the Inst. The playwriting
scene wherein "The villain still pursues
her" causes as much merriment as ever
and the fortunes of the Phoenix still
continue to hold their interest.
Tomorrow night occurs the lienefit to
the local committee on en'crtainment of
the National Editorial Association in Al
bany July 9. when tie Culn War
urn in a -j ie l.ast Mroka" u- l
ducetl.
pro-
Oakville.
The cemetery association met last
Tueaday afternoon and elected three di
rectors," a president and secretary. The
officers elected are: President, W. H.
Millhollen j secretary, J. C. Brown ; di
rectors, M. Acheson, A. J. Fdeving and
H. M. Stone.
A panoramic exhibition at tLe school
house was not well attended although it
was first class. The lecture "Conquest
of Manila" was illustrated bv 80 life like
Tiewj on canvas by the aid of a atereop
ticoa. Judge iiarton was a viVito- here last
week. He was looking after the new
bridge.
Smith ia taking a vacation now and ie
busily engaged cultivating his garde m
Hay cutting will be in full blast bv the
4th.
Mr. Finch, ot Albany, was a xisitor
here last Wednesday.
Little Rose Bcc.
Prof. Mftrtindalfl u in PIm
yester-
day.
Mrs. Dr. Mackey, of Harriaburg,
haa
been in trie city tnis a iter noon.
Mr. Attorney Genera lBiackborn came
up from Salem this noon.
R. I). Holmanof Salem, is in the city
assisting at the water works.
Mr. aod Mr. Frank C. Paker of Port
land, formerly of the state printing office
passed through Albany last night for
Hawaii.
Mr. C. W. Watta ia expected home
from Dawson next week on a visit tor a
month or two, returning to Dawson in
August. Mr. watts is said to have
p aa nan nn Bnnnro i .mioavw
the Klondike. Hele'there about Christ-1
mas, 187.
Is the Fold Agais.--Col. J. B. Eddy
wa in the city Wednesday, taking in
the sights and enjoying himself, making
hi headquarters at Transcript office,
where he was welcome J. B. is an old
newspaper man, w bo has been "out ot
tbe lold" for some time but is about to
fet back again, having purchased the
orest Grove Tims and will take pos
session this week. He will be heartily
welcome. Transcript.
Republic ob Empire? Tbe new book
by W. J. Bryan, Andrew Carnegie, Ex
vice president Stevenson, Prof. David
Starr Jordan, Senator Hoar, Vest, Dan
iels, Mason, Tillmann, Bacon, ti. U.
Johnson, Chas. A. Towne, and other of
our brightest statesmen of all parties, is
now before the people of Albany. Every
one should avail himself of this oppor
tunity to secure this beet and most re
markable of all books.
The S. S. Exccbsiox will leave the C
& E. dock at 8:30 a. m. Saturday and
not at 8 a. m. aa announced heretoiore.
The committee will furnish coffee, you
must supply your own cream acd cups.
A limited number of tickets are on sale
at C. E. Brownell'a for those w ishing to
go outside of the S. S. giving the excur
sion. Take Notice. Nightwatch McClain
tells tbe Democbat that he will enforce
the bicycle ordinance requiring lights
after dark without regard to person.
Riders will therefore take warning.
Upon hi arrival home Capt Phillip
will be presented by the parent and
relative of the soldier boy here with
an elegant s Iver service properly in
scribed, and family sword, which hi
father the late Capt. Phillip carried in
the civil war. Tbe many friend of Maj
or Ellia will also show their appreciation
of hi excellent service probably by the
presentation of a sword.
Eugene Loper, the human engine of
McMinnville, walked or lun from that
city.to Independence, a distance of 26
mile in 4 hour and 12 minute, when
bis feet gave out. He had intended to
continue tbe walk to Corvallia.
Milton Eagle: Milton's six per cent
school bonds were anapped np in a jiffy
by local capital. They were cut up into
aix piece of $500 each.
Due notice having been given Night
watch McClain last night arrested five of
our citizen for riding bicycle after dark.
Tbe Snaw Band ia all'right.
Wool ia 16 cent in Albany.
State of Oregon agt Samuel Mills, rape.
Tried and found guilty. Will be
teueed Saturday at 9 a in. . . ,
Nt.ld nt frvtini.t . n I k.NiMtl t" m
indictei aa Ernest Cardan, larceny of
cow. Dismissed on mot ion of district a t-
lorney.
. The Montuith agt Nettie Mouteitli,
appeal. Nonsuit by plaintiff.
Oregon agt Hituer Mill, rape, Dis
missed by district attorney.
Oregon agtChasSlavons, larceny, Dis
missed by district attorney.
The case of Oregon agt llonry Wil
linms, was Ix-gun and was in progress at
press time, liefore a jury consisting of K.
S. Chase, J. B. Rolierts, A. M. Reeves,
Tay lor Fvans, Walter Smith, W, A.
Thrift, Frank Smith. Frank Irvine. Wm.
Lofboro, H. Hull, Jus. Craft and J. P.
Schooling.
The testimony of the prosecution is
suusianuaiiy mat on the JUtu ot May al
ter closing up a stand, which they had
been running during the day of the
Turner excursion picnic from Portland,
Charles and Herbert Farrvll started a
Kloudikegauie at Henry Williama.wbich
was broken about 11:30. About that
tune Fred Senders came into the saloon
and the three men proceeded to drink a
race w ith beer, during which troubln be
tween Mr. Williams and Herbert Farrell
occurred when illiuma struca several
times at Furrell, Charles t'nrrell knock
ing the blow off, when he directed his le
volver toward Charles Fnrrell, and re
marked that ht; would kill him, when
Charley started for the door followed by
the other men. He had hold of the door
when Williams tired hitting him in the
llOftll.
The program of the defense was the
character of the Farrell boys.threata
to do up Williams and that the act was
merely in self defense after the "liana"
imu mionti iwog awi at turn anu n a
other Uciitoudtraiioiis.
THE ALBANY MILL.
Pursuant to tho call of the chairman,
Mayor Hurkhart, a meeting was held in
the Council Chambers last evening for
tho purpose of hearing reports on the se
curing oi me lanu ao joining Albany lor
the SUba'dy lor the b g mill ol the Curti
Lumber Co.
Mr. CUrie Pteiffer on behalf of the
commutes reported that thev had re
cured an offer from Mr. llacklemau of
twenty acres for (3,000 and a subscript
ion to the subsidy of tZ'tO. that Mr
Joseph Wilson of Corvallia attorney for
tue voeeswie represented mat the w ir
63 acres of the estate not occupied by the
round house and switches i f the Corval
lia and Kastern could be secure I (or $150
an acre, which the committee stated was
the lowest figures they had betn able to
secure for the property.
Comment followed universally in fa
Vor of raising the tutwidy.
Upon motion of William Vance tbe
chairman was authorized to appoint a
committee of ten to raiae the money by
s bscriptioo. t he chairman announced
that he would do this within a day ir
two.
Mr. Weathcrford on behalf of the Cur
tis Company spoke ot tbe importance of
auch a mill aa is proposed, a pi u.t coating
$250,000, with a capacity of 150,000 feet,
which would require two or more train
loads of logs a day, and employ nearly
500 men. The Company will guaranty
to use the land only for mill purposes
consenting to place the the deeds in es
crow ontil the mills are running. He
howed how the entire laud will be need
ed on account of the necessity of a pond
for holding the log, that chall be nearly
a quarter of a mile long, and the large
amount ot land netded for the mills
themselve, making perhaps the largest
mill plant on the coast, an industry
that will be of immenee importance to
Alban.. 90 inducement for many other
industries,
The amount of the subsidy will be
about $12,000 and this amount Albany
can certainly raise, adding to our city at
one an increased popula' ion of 1,000 to
2,000 and giving business an impetus
nothing else con Id do lor our city.
Let every man do his duty.
Lebanon.
rom the Criterion :
Will H. Ross, and G. Swan, who
were so successful in taking stereopticon
views butt summer, will canvass southern
Oregon this.
Miss Alice Temple, who haa been
teaching at Salem, fur the past two years,
ia visiting friend in this vicinity this
week.
Mart. Payne, of Albany, was in town
Monday. He came out to make arrange
ments to have a new house built on his
farm at Rock Hill in place of the one re
cently burned.
At a meeting of the school-board last
evening the following teachers were
elected for the ensuing year; Prof. L.
H. Baker, principal ; Prof. E. O. Parker,
assistant principal; Miss Elsie Thomas,
Mrs. Verna Kearn.Mrs. Minnie Munkers
and Mis Mabel Carson. All were reel
ected save Prof. Parker and Mrs. Munk
kers. Lee Dobson, the ten-year-old on of
Wm. Dobson, who Uvea two miles south
of town, met with a serious mishap last
Wednesday. He wae picking at a dyn
amite cap with a match, when the cap
exploded, blowing off 'be thumb and fore
finger of the left hand and badly mutil
ating the thumb on fore finger on hia
right hand. The powder also badly
burned hia check.
President McKlnley will not make his
western trip a has been reported, never
with authority. Mrs. McKinley's illness
will prevent it.
Yesterday a'ternoon Elnier Dannala
fell from the top of a box car at the
depot breaking hia right leg at the ankle,
which means several weeks away from
work.
A meeting of the committee of the ed
itorial association was held last evening
to make arrangements for the editor at
this city by giving them a lunch and
making a proper display.
The Multnomah and Torpedoes wil
play base ball in Portland on the 4th
of July. Flemming, a former Albany
pitcher will pitch for the Torpedoes and
Down, formerly of this city, is Brsl base
man for the Multnomahs.
It haa come, the time for gc tting a re
frigerator and ice cream freezer. Tbe
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co., have soma
of the best.
DARING SOLDIERS.
Tho Freedom, of Manila, juat received
contains the following about the Oregon
iant aa soldiers : ,
The Oregoni have been in umtiy ways
a puruuuiariy unioruinaio regiment.
Arriving here with the llrst exitoditlon
they were denied the privilege ol living
in tho great military camp at Tambo
They took no part in the fighting in the
trenches, they played an unimportant
part in the storming of Manila, When
the Philippine tiotible broke out, and
they wore ordered to slay in tho walled
city, their iup ot bittcructa seemed full,
liut since ther late call out they have
in re than retrieved their lost opportu
nities. They have covered themselves
with a elory that shall never fade. Tim
tallowing little incident ill show o(
what mu tithe regiment Is made , Pur
ing liealon a celebrated da'h, the
Oregon wore a part o' tho Hying brig
ale. 1 bo troop were trying to capture
the rich little town of Puteroa, "Duck
town," which is situated on a bend of
the Pasig, near the Turk. The town is
almost encircled bv tho stream, which is
some lifty yards w ide and from twelve
to sixteen feet deep. Stretching from
the bank up the river is rice Held about
two hutiUred yeiM wide, from which
rises a steep declivity of a few bundled
feet iu height. From the brief dccri
tion os:o can easily see the Htrength of
the lUUg town as a strategic point for
the enemv.
l'aturoe had auecesMfully res'mted three
attempts at its capture: The brigade
was Stationed on the military crest of
tbe above mentioned hill ; to capture the
place it w as necessary to cro the rice
Held with no protection from the en
emy's heavy tire who were strongly en
trenched, and then cross the river. The
Oregon were the vanguard ol thenttnek.
CroMsing the rice tieltt under ureal nilll
cul ties, they were com ellod to halt at
the river, and to hold their position un
der the raking tire of the iiiHiirvents, as
no lioats eoti'd tie lotuid. l lnallr an old
raft and some cunoea were discovered,
and Colonel Sumiurrs called tor volun
teers to im tbe river under the fire of
j the enemy ai.il faaten a cable to the op
poeite chore. Many more than enough
ri spoiubu. jro?n among tln-m were no
lecieu two men, w no, alter niiacning a
ttring to theeud of the cable, plunged
in, reached the oppoHiie snore nmid a
hail of bullets, fastened the cable and
constructed an impromptu pontoon
bridge, over which the troop sueces
fully creased, completely routing the
enemy.
Judging from their cn luct since thev
havetegun to tight, this ia the tunteriul
of whi h the Oregon are made.
FRIDAY
A Ladies Lodge.
Several months ago the Idea of organ
ising a camp of tbe Royal Neighbor, an
auxiliary to the Modern Wooodo:ea wa
diseased, and cocmiUee were appoint
er1, but it tailed. The camp deeded to
place the matter in the hand of Dr.
Adam who plaoned to starUhe work
last week and last night by th assist
ance of Mrs. Hamblln, Ih deputy su
preme orical, the Modern Woodmen and
their relatives were brought to realise
the Irultsol p-t efforts by ihe imtitu -ins
ot a ramp of tbe Royal Neighbor.
The following otlicer weie elected:
Orical, Mm Mary Hurkhart.
Vice Orical, Mr. Cllsta Custer
Recorder, Mrs. Dr. Adams.
Receiver, Mra O. G. Hurkhart .
Cbancelor, Mra Ida Archibald.
Inner Sentinel, Mr. Cox.
Outer Sentinel, Mra. Wells.
Msnaeers, Mrs. Wmkley, 1 yir: Mr,
Carry Bustard, 2 eais; ut. r'. h. Ad
as, s, 3 T.sr.
The order will be known as the Laurel
Campcl tbe Royal Neighbors aud atarta
out with a membership of 25, with a
bright prospect of ripid growth. The
ladiei proved thrlr ability for entertain
ing ihe gentlemen present with a delic
ious lunch and invite all members to
meet a ain Saturday evening and Mrs.
Hamblen will meet with the order tor
further inatroctiuna.
Made a Hit.
Ihe Shaw Co.,lst night in the'Pheo
nix" made a decided bit witb the big
gen andience ol the ek. They have
establirhed themselves as favorite here
Mr. Hhnw as at his best as Carroll
Graven, and Miss Kelton did splendid
work as tbe flower girl and Kllle Elmore,
and the other part were all np to the
standard set by the two lesders. It la
alwaya pleaaing to an audience to see an
en'ire company good.
Remeu.ber the Vacderville matinee to
morrow at 2 :30 p. m . This ia a new de-
Sarture (or a dramatic company, but the
haw Company possesses talent onongb
to give "any old kind" of a show Dj
not tbla one
Death or Mhh. Bilyic Mra. Joseph
Bilyeu died at Turner on Wednesday,
Jan 26, it the age of 74 yeara. She wa a
pioneer reeident of Linn county, and ha
always been known for ber sterling
worth as a wife, mother and citizen. She
vas tbe mo'herof Hon. W. K. Bilyeu of
tbla city, and Hon. L. Bilyeu of Eugene,
beside five other children. The funeral
waa conducted by tbe Christian church
of which the deceased ha J beeo a mem
ber since childhood, and the remami
were buried near Shal born in thia county.
The Picnic. Remember th.t the
ulon picnic party will leave "the CAE
wharf tomorrow morning at 8 :30 o'clock.
All going ahonld aecure their ticket be
fore hand. The Albany band will be at
tbe wharf to play and enough will prob
ably go to furnish muric for the occasion.
Viss Abbie Wright, ol the Portland
achoola, la in tbe city. If you want to
pleaae Mies Wright save your Telegram
coupon on the popular teacher vote for
a piano and leave it at the Democbat of
fice. In case Mr. Watson succeeds the
I piani will be presented to tbe Atkinson
school, in wnicn misa rvngut is m icauu
er. Why Not Buy Shoea
At the Boston Shoe Company' store
aciet'Fine Kid Shoe for 1.25.Nex
evere House.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Wui Lane agt K II Kilter, recovery ot
money. Judgment lor piaintm,
John Melnertagt J 1 Kober, recovery
of personal property. Continued.
May A Senders agt V U London el al,
recover !o( money, attachment. Set
tled. Linn County agt P ti Morris et al, re
covery of money. Continued.
Linn County ut P G Morii et al, re
covery niJiiev. Continued.
FAckekmsuagt M llolllch Argued
and suhiut(d.
The Jury ia tbe can n' the Mute ngt
Henry WilMani lor sssau t with a dan.
Rcroua weapon, were out all nlirlit, nt
agreeing to a vtrdlct until 11:15 o'tl k
this niornluf, whi-n judgi lliirnoll
tent lor and hssr.l the verdict. luil
asiautt. All hsd been for conviction but
two or three, Cue, an old saloon keeper,
i ung out ami r 'itmeu to miuge, tint nu
ally coinpron.l-ed on slmpla hhmu'I,
The court will pasa nentence tomorrow l
lillO o'clock immediately Uon tt'o ar
rival vl Ihe penn trlu,
Santen-e !' tmieJ linen S.n'.
Mills tomorrow at 12:10 u c'oik.
Court adjourned until Hint hour'
Another Mill Meeting.
Mayor iturkhart laid evening appoint
ed the following soliciting cummlttee fur
the subsidy for the securing of the big
mill at this city by the Curti Lumber
Co:
Chs'let I'feiffi'r, William Vance, W.
II. tioltra, U. Hryant, K. I. Cudi k. P.
A. tiiHtdwi.i, 1 1. P, Mason, K. W. Lmig
don, 8. A. Dawson andCna Curran.
Tim committee haa runted tomorrow.
Hacurdnr, at 0 . ui., at the city council
chamber', to meet with a mat meeting
ol cIlUMin.lor Ihe nurpi'.ne of starting the
subscription and learning Just how l ad
we want the mill Our ritumta lieuUI
act enthusiNMiically nd in a urn unci ,o
show that liti.in'M i iiiennt.
The enterprise I th most important
one otir people have had to deal wttli I l
years afd there should t no hesitation.
Roy ltenliey came up from Salem this
forenoon on A wheel,
Nightwatch lUilt.i li acting marshal
during the Illness ol Mamhal l.ee.
W. C. Mum lev bus been formally re
elected president of Willamette unlveml-
Pr, Hill returned this noon from
'rip ot (the Bay, carrying a suaplcious
looking gun.
Mr. G. W Howard and daugh.er
have aone to San rranriaro to remain
until th arrival ot Kmil Howard with
the Oregon volunteera.
By special request Ma.sr. Flower and
fH-hmitt of tbe Shaw Band will play a
cornet anu baritone duet which attract
ed so much attention the other day,
Mias Bessie Burkhart will give her
bible clae a hay rack ride tonight to
Knox' Butte remaining until the moon
come up. Prof. Martindale will go aa
chaperoue.
Sheriff Mucker went lo Salem today
with M. T. McOmth recently sentenced
to th penitentiary for life. The chances
are that the old gentleman will not live
many year to meet Ilia sentence.
Will Campbell who recently returned
from Cuba, after endlng a couple of
months In Albany in September will re
sume hi work in the law department ot
Ann Arlior, entering In senior year.
He will lie acromtMnieii back by Lee
Payne who will study law.
Mra. Amle Livlngaton and Mr. Flor
ence Quimby, of Albany, president aod
secretary of the department of Oregon,
ot Ihe ladiea of the O. A. K., paae
down via steamer Albany to Oregon City
today to organize a circle. The ladtra
were met by a delegation Irom the Salem
rircl while the boat laid at the aocket
here. Salem Journal.
Mra. 1. If. I'onam haa ra'urned from
Tbe Dalles, where abe has been lb pnat
mouth atUnding lo Ruth and Helen Pu
ling, the n'oe and ax and a hall pound
ers who arrived at the borne of Rev. D.
V. Poling on Mar 10. Tbiy are doing
aplend'dly, an 1 likewise Rev. Poling ie
meeting with deaerved aurceaa In hia
paa'oral work. Several Albany people
oay now be aeen In the Congregational
church there, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Si
monton being in the chcir. Mr. and
Mra. Stitea expect to go there to locate
toon and F. N. Woo.) ia contemplating a
residence thereat leant temporal! y.
Brownsville.
Fiom the Time.
Ralph L Knapp i now manager of the
Port Oregon T ibune, published at War
renton, Oregon.
We understand that R. A. Sander
has gone to Cottage Grove, w here he will
go into the aaloon bualneas.
We regret Terr much to learn that the
popular mercbandiae firm of (Jarnian A
iewland haa decided fo cloaeout their
business in this city and locate else
where. Rev Jame Thompson, went to Auror
Jesterdaytovi.lt with his son, Jamas,
r., wbo ha charge ot the Preabyterian
cburcheaol Aurora and New burg.
The Rev. Jams Thorn paon, pat tor ol
the Presbyterian church of th a pla-.e,
intenda leaving here at the beginning of
next week for Aahland where he con
duct tbe Bible school in connection with
the Southern Oregon Chautaugua As
sembly. During Mr. Thompson' ab
seoce, w hlcij win tie lor a monin or so
th pulpit will be supplied by the Rev.
Mr. Stevenson, of Albany, Rev. Mr. Mc
Kinlay, of Zena, aa others.
The 4tii at Lebanon. Preparations
have been made for a big time at Leban
on, tne program indicating a big day ol
live events, betide the oration by Hon.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, which will also be
alive. There will be plenty ol car for
all desiring to attend from Albany coni
ng and going in a convenient manner,
leaving here at 8:10 a. m., and Lebanon
returning about 6 p. m.
A Portland man took enough Interest
in Albany to pood our city with letters
buainesa men againtt the
establishment of a company store by the
Curtis to., in case of the establishment
of the mill here. The Company ha no
intention ol doing any thing of tho kind, ,,, pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and will ign an agreement to that effect. Bnd thai aitkly bilioua complexion by taking
Caacarcta, benuty for ten centa. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 60c
TI
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Wihtb with ('CTieea Mmavinu or, ami
lirira fliiiliiu tho (twit iimilly aiiulnl Willi
t i l H I M (ultitiiimil), piirnKt uf suiiilllniik
kin eun, Wuh Willi ft 'Tinea 'I'oii.Kr
H.IAI- ami Hot Watkk. Till. IiiiiIkih1 lie
eHiiinlvatnitmiiit will pmvniit niiplimiiiil
ilrymxn mill mii2liiiM,itiiil prove SKmiteiiiii
furt to ibiwd with lenili'r.nn.lly Irrlwiwl .klu..
Md wrti.. IMm, Cruel'.. ! Bne,
Im'Nii hue. I OiTii'im. n.itimmiii. .
I'Hiri. Ii. hi .ii Ch.m. Cu.f., S'l riM. UuWU.
mr " U Abuiii il.. Skin, Sulw, ud lUlr," Im.
Benefit To-NigiU
The Shaw Oompaiiy have dove, a very
genrrona thing by offerlriir to give a III'
eralaharool the nrmeed o( the enter
taiiimeiittotilgbl lor ih editorial ferepl
tion at thia cny on the tili. and It ll era
lore deeervea a parlicul ly liberal te
apuuae, a ihia I something of jrcat mo
ment to the Willamette val'ey ifimrrally.
"Th l.a.t Stroke," which wi l tra pr
ii'llted.atamU today at Hi bead ol Cu'i'
struggle lor linlepfiiilnice. It is a play
mih a strong p t, I n I f thrilling l nu
llum and unlouked f r elluiazra. The
"t-xcu-aion scene" lu the las' ai l ono
cf the moat lnt"nio rreni ever eeeu In
iiirNi-ilraiiia. at the same time time U
no blood and thunder, or horrora .il war
ahull alw ay seemed Iu baiwunahle t
war drama.
The ruined y ia bright, .parkling ami
oiiiilnal. The aeenei y and ciwiuiiim ar
correel in every ilw ail, and taken aa a
while It ia dim of ibn mutt perfect pro-,
duclions on the .lag i-day. Wei
p!lv pruniine an viijoynble evening o
all ho attend to night
President Lee.
The Oregonian lo.lsy puhliahe a pic-
lure ol President I-ee, of Albany College
and the following comment :
AiMAxr, Or., June 2V. WalUre Howe
Le, who haa bee i re-elected president
of Albanv College, haa I "-en president of
the college alue ISOft. He waa Uru la
New York city ia 111. Hia early life
wa spent in New England. He wa
educated at William collage, and wa
graduated In the data of 'a.' Alter grad
uation h engaged In hlah-achoo' work
In Connecticut for three yeara. la IHWI
b came lo Aitanv an J a.numed th du
ties ol profetsor of aooient and modern
language la Albany college, which work
be faithfully and energetically Pr lor til
ed until tb fall of IM when ha w
lectd president uf Ihe co'lea. Under
hi rrauegemanl and through bis uullr
log efforts tb cdlege haa grown lr
etrengtu and haa bVen enlarged lo every
department ,
The burned bridge near Inland haa.
beeo repaired and trains will now run
through regularly.
Flratclaaa rab'nel photo. Arlato flol.h.
for th next ;k) data, only fl.OO dozen at
MIH Long s.
Huiator McBrlda ia sernrlng for Ore
gon lour Spanlah cannon lor the Oregon.
monument.
Tbe Albany Brewery yeate'diiy abip
petl tq Wna of beer to points aouth for
the coming 4th of July bualneaa.
On the 2nd, !)rd and 4th in the morn
ing tho far from Albany to all point" in
tho valley on the 8. P. will tie one fare
for the round trip.
The special firemen' election waa ln
proerena thia afternoon with Ben Clulan
as the only candidate in the field and
sure of aa election.
Arrangements hrve Wen made for a
i ace next Friday al ernoon at the fair
grounds in this citv between the trotter
of K. R. Cise and !:. A. Shilller, for 100
which has been put up.
Judge Berton inform tho Ikv4h iut
privately with the request not to inform
any one that he has the beat apan of
road. tern In the county. Albany to Oak
villa In forty ininutea'l Juat a , and
the bicyclist have to vet out of tiie way.
Roaeburg will have a big celebration
pending $1200 in making the eagle
acrram. Aa the Albany band will ft) r
niah the muaio we ara particularly inter
ested in the manner iu which th eagle
will tcream there. The hoys in white
will do their abara well in making tine
celebration a succeaa.
Rsv. Charles Edward Locke is going
up fast in tbe annala ol tbe M. E.
church. After going to Han FraucUco
from Portland ha made a great bit, Ihe
church not being large enough lo hold
th immense audiencea that came to hear
htm, and the night meetings have bad to
be held in the Metropolitan temple.
Now be haa accepted a call to the first
chnrch of Buffalo, N. Y. one of the big
churchea of the east,
Mr. Warscm, ol Harrieburg, left a
coyote acalp with the county clerk thia
afternoon. Tbe animal wa killed a
couple ol months ago. After being run
by lb How for fifteen mile Mr. Waa
som chased il ''own on ho.teback, run
ning on it and killing It with a club.
The coyote had killed sheep and fowl
for four or five yar and wa an old ter
ror. RELIGIOUS.
United Presbyterian t Morning wor
ship at 10:30. aubject af ermon, "The
Mind of th Maater' Sabbath chool at
11:4ft, Senloe Endavor at 0:45, evening
worship at 7:45. (object. "Christ aa an
Influence." All ate cordially invited to
attend these service.
Service at the Congregational church
a follow: Communion at 11 a ra, Sun
day achool at 12:15. Sermon at 8 p m,
sobject, "Christ Found." All not al
iening elsewhere are invited to tho above
services.
Ilenalr I Ulnod Deep.
Clean blood menns a elean akin. No
beauty without it. Caacarcta, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
atirring up the buy l'ver ""d driving all in