Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, May 23, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfl)aily Democrat. WBdnBsday evening, May 23, 1888. HTITKH A NlirriVK, Klltiri ami PuWihor. l'ulIUhuJ awry iUy In tho wfek. (HilliiltYi excepted.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Dellvorntl liy canrlor or wotk $ .15 w( jour By mil, mr nion'.ti .60 PATES FOR WEEKLY: Ono your, In (ulvarno Oim your, lit eti'l of yr. . . Hi muiithfl, in iMivunve..., .2.00 . l.(W KiitoreJ ttt tho Pst OIIl at Albany, Or an Hecoud-clanx mail matter. LOCAL UIXOUD. A District Insttthtk. We have just received a linely gotten up report of the district liutitute held at Brownsville on May n. Owing to an absolute lack of space and a crowding of matter we are un able to give the report lit full, much an we regret It. Mr. Curl was made chairman in the absence of the regular chairman. The proceedings were of a very Instruc tive, as well as interesting nature. The topics ef teachers' wages, methods of teaching geography, spelling, U, S. history, physiology, the matter of underbidding by teachers for schools, and the new sc'iool laws, were ably handled. The following teachers were present and generally par ticipated in the discussion: I, M Curl, Scio; (! S Hunt, Lebanon; Mrs Arzalia Hunt, Lebanon; Miss llaltle Long.lirowas vllle; Mr J M Williams, Halsey; Mr K B Cable, Brownsville; F M Mitchell, Spicer; I II Van winkle, Halscr; llattie K Archi bald, Brownsville; II Roke, Miss Bertie Hramlrlc, hweet Heine; Z T Truelove I allman ; A J Shank ; Crawfordsvillc, H W llcrron, Tangent; B A Childcrs, Browns vllle. A Prizb Fight. Mr. Butler, the Por' land pugilistic barber, and Mr. Bellinger, of California, arc In the city making ar rangements for some kind ef a prize fight, which it is currently reported will occur r riday evening. Some say it is for points and will bepuhlir.othcru that It will bewith soft gloves,Marquls of Quecnsbury rules. Like most of such contests perhaps a hip podroming affair, though this is only a surmise. Mr. Butler is very dark and tall; Mr. Bellinger is of medium heignt and light coisiplexioned. Albany is neta prize lighting city, and if the affair is not carried on in a very becoming manner there is liable to be trouble. 1. S. A hall has been rented, the Opera House, and great big, soft gloves arc to be used, and only a dollar asked to see the show. It is to be a sparring match pre. Ihuinarily to getting up a gymnasium or something of the kind ! P. S. ? ! ? ? ! 1 Hkttku A private letter from Dr. J. T. Buckley Surgeon in charge of the hospital of the N, I', R. K. at Missxula, Montana, writ ten to Mrs Robert Brown, of this city con cerning the condition of Leslie Mattoon who was so badly biirowl some time ago says : "Mr. M itto.ir. is doing linoly although he was terribly burned. Me was down stairs yesterday for the first time. Ma hits tho best of eare and attention. Your lutter was given to him and no doubt he will reply as soon as he can use his hands.'' In Tint Jaii.. Jas. Morgan, the man who stole the money from Hoffman & J'felffcr a year and a half ago, as mentioned in a recent issue of the Democrat, was brought to this city Tuesday evening and to-d ly was examined and held under $500 bends to await the grand jury, which he could not furnish. lie confessed to com mitting the crime, and will go to the peni tentiary probably without a trial. As he wanted to die oiicc this will be next thing to it. I Iomk from W.T.- Mr. J. K. Elderkln Secretary of trje Albany Farmers' and Merchants Ins. Co. arrived home yester day from an extended tour through Wash ington Territory, while eone being at Geldendale for a short time. The Com pany's loss there will probably be about $2500 ; Uie.gn it nas not yei uccn hujusi ed. Vkry Frksii. This Is the blooming ' time of the year. Itlsthe time when the appetite hungers after something fresh, a change from the spring and winters diet, A remarkably ircod nlace to eo to obtain relief is to Conn Bros., who have fresh strawberries and produce generally in its season, nnd ns veil a very Iresli stoca 01 groceries. Fine mixed anil plain pickles at Wallacx & TnnMrsoN H. IKIAUI) OF TKADK. The first regular meeting of the newly organized hoard of trade was held last evening In the G. A. R. hall. President Young In the chair. Communications from O. M. Maore, in reference to an ad vertising scheme, and fremjas. Koake, of Oregon City, In reference to inducements for an Excelsior factory were read.' The secretary was directed to correspond with the parties. , Mr, Mason moved that $25 be donated to Prof. McKlroy for advertising Linn county at the national teachers' Institute adopted. A committee of three was appoited to made arrangements tor renting the G. A R. hall in which to hold meetings. All who have signed the constitution apd by-laws since the last meeting were declared charter members. ' The chairman announced the following standing committees: . Finance. G E Chamberlain, C E Wol verton, L E Bhiin. Membership. D P Mason, Chas Men- teUli nnd C Mevers statistics. II t Merrill. IS U Sox and C i Burkhart. Navigation. N H Allen, II Bryant and C E Brownell. Legislation. I K Weatherford, L Flinn, J C Powell, D B Monteith and Virgil Parker. Commerce and Trade E J Lanning, O F Simpson and W C Tweedale. Meteorology. J G Crawford. A committee of three, consisting ef 1 J Elites, C W Watts and C E Wolverton, were appointed to write up an article on Albany and Linn county. The following names have been added to Hie list ef men hers since the last meet ing, making fifty In all: L Flinn, Chas Monteith, C Meyer, C B Roland & Co, M A Miller, Parker Bros, Wallace & Thompson, Brownell & Stan ard, F Pfeiffer, Tweedlei- Hopkins; Isom, Lanning & Co, W C Casscll. HOMKAND ABK0A9. Fresh strawberries every morning at F. L. Kenton's. The county candidates were in the city thia furerooa. Through his ail. in the Dkmoc rat Mr. Geo. Amlorijo found hie lost horse. M. Franklin t Co., of this city, have dis solved partnership. Some fine country bacons and bams at Conn Bros., splendidly cared. Itcv. Irvine returned last evening frora ' Colfax, W. T., where he was at the time of the Palcuse tire. I'atroDize home industry. Trv one of Joseph s 5-cent 'cigarr. First of his owu mike. Yesterday tho large barn ot Mr. Lilly, re siding near Corral lis, was burned with a large amount ot valuable farm machinery. Mr. Poliog, tho isew presiding elder of the Evangelical church, will be in this city next Sunday iu atteudauce at the quarterly meet ing of the church. Sidswalk improvements should be made in Albauy without application every time to the council. That u not neceuary ana is dilatory. Many of our sidewalks are a treineudous disgrace to the oity end should be tiled. lion. S. A. Dawson aod wife, E. E. Up Meyer and wife and L. C. Kice and wife, are attending the State Grange as delegates from this county. Mr. S. S. Train, of the Herald, is also presont. The wealthiest man in the country, north west of Chioago and east of the Kooky moun tains, is J. J. Hill of St. Paul. He is worth 110,000,000, and twenty years ago be was promoted from the position of a dock-wollop- er to clerk in a warehouse. Win". M. Hoag has just roturned from San r rauciseo, and it its reported, stated to par lies here that work would be begun wiilnn a few week on the road eastward, a move ment generally desiied here, and one needed to spur matters up. 'Mr. L. Vtereck has shown us a copy of the MtUOHtan published at Milton, Pennsyl. vauia. dated May 18, in which it is stated that the weather was so cold that everybody looked for snow, which did not come be cause the weather was too oold. Ice was two inches thick. Winter wraps were in great demand. Now that Alf Holman, foimerly of the Oregonian, is away otf on the Sound, at the head ef its leading daily, where he is not particularly interested in the Central Wil lamette Valley, we will remark that he baa arisen from small beginnings, in a mannel that makes suooeasful men, displaying an energy, push and native ability rarely squall ed iu the Northwest. Such men deserve to succeed. JIAKRIKI). WrtTUHT A I. FOR D. Oo Wed nesilny . May 23rd, I8SS, attholtevere House, Mr WAI.TM L WftlllMTSnd MI!W V. v. AU- Fonii both of Harriahurg. eorgo Hum phrey, Esq., performed the oeremony which was witnessed by Mr H r Ashby, Miss Ashbv and Miss Stites. The Dimii- ('RAT oxtends its best wishes for prosperity and happiness. I)IKI. HYDE. At Sjio, Linn county, Or., en Thursday, Mv 17th, 1888. Arciiik M. Hrnr., son of E. O. and Lizzie E. Hyde, aged 7 years, 9 months ami 21 days.' ' , U. pipers plesse copy. Tangent. ' The Ladies' Sewing Society of Tangent consisting ot 10 or 20 members was organ ized a short time ago with Mrs I II Simp son. President ; Miss Enia McFarland, Secretary ; Mrs E L Bryan, Treasurer. The object of the society Is to rnisc money for church purposes. They will go to any house in the neighborhood at one o'clock and sew until six for $1. Mr F, L Bryan, Mrs P A Moses and Mr L McFnrland were elected delegates to the State S. S. Convention from the Tangent Sunday School which meets In Albany this week. Prof. Sibbits and wife and G. W. Luper and wife last Sunday went to Sedaville and report a good time. I. W.Newcotnb went to Junction City on n visit last "week nnd returned the fint of this week. He said he had a good time. Mrs. II. W. Settlemeir and daughter have been on a visit to Marion county. Mr. A. nievins the Road Supervisor has been doing some good work on the roads In this vicinity. The Tangent Bgtss Band goes to Halsey Friday evening to piny for the big speak ing at that place. STATE Mi'NDAV SCHOOLS. The State Sunday School convention convened at the Kabtiat church in this city last evening witli the president, E W Allen, of Portland, in the chair. besides ntcresting devotional exercises and seve-- al songs, Prof. Kills, president of Pacific university at Forest Grove, delivered the address of the evening, an able cffoit. This forenoon the time was taken up principally by reports from the officers, and lroui sellouts and counties tnrougn the del egates. 1 he latter though were not as full as they should be, many schools not reporting. President Allen gave a review of the work being done in the state. tins alternoon me election ot omcers was held, resulting as follows: President, E W Allen, Portland; yice president, Kev. J Iloberg, LafayPtte; sec retary and treasurer, Kev. G. W. Mill, i'-ast Portland; statistical secretary, 1'rof. Henry Slicak, I'hilo ath. The time this afternoon was being most protitabl y spent in the discussion o the King's service and how to advance the work, several branches of the topic being iraidered separately. The following delegates uit pre'ent Prof T C Stephen, Lafayeite. Mrs Ada O'Conner, L-tfuyett. Maria H Bowerman, New burg. I li Ciiogill, Albany. Mrs W H St John. Albany. Miss l.illie Hideout, Albany. Kev H P Webb, Albinv. Mies Cora A Sannier, Alder. J L Gilbert, Lebanon. Mrs H Miller, Lebanon. J f) Hughes, Albany. Mrs J Karl, Albany. Dr O W Gray, Albany. Mia C F Preston, Portland, F Kittridge, Monroe. Moses Miller anil wife, Albany. M Arrant and wife, Albany. Mr and Mrs Carter, Well. Mrs Albert Brownell, Wells. Mrs E W Allen, Portland. Clara Prelin, Portland. Benj. Miles, Newhurg, Elisabeth Miles. Newburg. Jesse Hobson, Newhurg. Mrs A W Stevart, Brownsville. Mrs K M Uroyer, Brownsville. A M Acheson and wife, OAyille, E Hamilton, Oakville. DC Came, Oakville. ZnaSkeels, Albany. Mrs R N Armstrong, Portland. T J Wilson, Halsey. Herbert Kittridge, Corvallis. O F Billings, Ashland. Miss Kice, Ashland. II 8 Strange, Corvallis. B U Behrenz, Portland. The Convention will continue till Friday morning aocordiug to program already pub lished. OAK PLAIN. County Canvas, Sytiwe, Wednesday, May 33rd, at one ock p. m. I SktsSi,Thw ny, May 24th, at one o'clock p. m. Halsey, F May 25th, at one o'clock, p. m. Harrison.! ,aturday, .lay 26th, at one o ciock p. m lirownsvlil Monday, May 28th, at one o'c'ock p. m. Crawford.vllle, Tuesdav, May 29th, at one o'clock p. m. Sweet Home, Wednesday, May 30th, at one o'clock n. m . Waterloo, Thursday, May 31st, at one O Clock n tn Lebanon, Friday, June 1st, at one o'clock P. m. Albany, Saturday, June 2nd, at oneo'clock 111. Opposim? candidates are reenprtfuiiv ;n yited to be present and participate ii the uisi-USMOIIS. J. A. Beard, Chairman Democratic County Central Commiltte. Crops arc looking . fine, especially fall grain. There is consideraole Improvements going on in this part. Jonas Davis is paint ing bis new house. James Porter and A r Maxwell nave repainted their residences. also the school house at Oak Plain has been repainted inside and out. Mr John Pughis hauling lumber for a large barn. J A Smith has completed the cupola of his new barn and they show to quite an advantage. There was quite an excursion to Lone Pine Butte, last Saturday from this part of the Valley. Among those present were : Thos McWilliams, Dean McWilliams, Geo Smith, Katie Smith, Chas McCol lough, Alice Collins, Sam I Collins, Viola Long, Estella Pugh, Nellie Pugh, Ernest Pugh, Chas Pugh, Cora Da As, Etta Davis, Lela 1 lavis, Wm Davis, ina Ramsay, Linnie Ramsay, Mr and M',9 Chas Smith, Sols Smith, Mrs C Davis and two children, Laura Walton, Alice Walton, Levi Wal ton, Wi.liam Walton, James Walton, Lina Gibson, Chas Gibson, Letta Duncan, Alva Smith, Mattie Smith, Maggie Smith.Frank Vanatannd Lottie Harbin. Everyone seem ed to enjoy the "climb" very much. We would "look down" on the surrounding country. Albany could be plainly seen and by the aid of the glass most of the large buildings could be located. We say if you want to enjoy yourself go to Lone i-ine. Wkatiikr Report. For 24 hours, be ginning at 7 o'clock, p. in. Fair woather. Nearly stationary tcmpa- inre. , A. J. ROSSITER, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate or the Ontario Veterinary Col- Iava. Tnrj.ntn I1....). anTiJae?StrU.0nC4 CrMr ALBANY, OREGON. DR. A H , TALIAFERO, I have recently arriyed from the East and am fully prepared to treat in tho most thor ough and successful manner all kinds of warts, cancers, wens, tumors, scrofulas, etc. on reasonable terms. I am prepared to give as good reference as any cancer doctor in the country. Address me at Albany and I will give needed information. A. H. Taliateko. The place to get honest goods at lowest market price is at Brownell & Stanard's. WHAT L. E. BLAIN HAS. An imm ense number of suits of clothing, dress and business, for men and boys, Prices low when quality is considered, A very large stock of shoes and boots, a splen did one to select from, as it contains all gradesat prices to suit. llotet Arrivals, Rtss Hoi'SE. John Roth, Corvallis Geo Hardlemier, Lane Co. ; Jno B Fuqua, Kansas City : U 11 Irvine, City ; I M Wil Hams, Halsey ; A Waugh, Yaquinn ; J C McKenzle, McKenztc, Uenver ; hrank Dittlemeir, New Ulm, Minn ; Wm Them Minn : II B Keln, Independence; C D Drake, Brownsville ; John McCullon.City ; ZG Johnson, Portland ; J J Allen, Baker City ; K f Aslihy.llarnsnurg ; A W Men sor, Eugene City ; John H Blnker, Shedd ; James (Jttut, luigene iuy; 1 At inndcr, Newport ; Geo Coshow, Brownsville ; Dr WM Thompson and wifc.Shcdd ; M Hcn shaw, Albany ; 8 II Rogers, Santa Rosa ; A L rrecland, Windsor. R EvitR e I Iuusr. T Stephens.Lnfay ette ; 1J NUchl, Jiakota ; ,m Knmon,iitv : w O Turrell, P E Dnvis.L V Stockwell.S F J W Bristow.W Wolf.ll W Ogle. Portland; K A Dingle, uuckley.w 1 ; J B MorelocK, Brownsville ; E E Dnvis.Harrisburg; Press Ward, Willipa, W T ; J L Miller, Scio ; J M Dorrome, Salem ; Oeo Foster, Dixie : John Sinnllman, Scio ; A h Heard, -Scio; M R Mcklnnon, Canvon Creek ; Geo Row ell, Sweet Home ; Jas Tanner, NY; J M Lnwrcnce.Portland : O Nathan.S F ; F M Johnson and familv.Curvallls ; T S Town send, Portland ; C"J Dillon, Yaquina City ; W L Wright, ILirrlsburg. W. iICLAl'UHLrN. Fashionable Tailor. Nobby suits and pants, cut and mad to order, from the latest line of samples, direct from 'Frisco, a speciality. Cleaning and repairing promptly done. Main Street, Albany, Oregon Cozens of styles of the vory latest goods in neckwear, and prices remarkably low. 50 cents buys a necktie of splendid quality and 25 cents a good one, A variety of styles of hats hardly equalled this side of Portland, and a stock of furnishing goods extensive in its nature. A stock of goods all together that spea tself on inspection. Foster s Block, Albany, Or. m&mm in the Boot arid Shoe Line ' AT COST " . until closed out at BROWNELL & 'STANARD'S.