Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, June 14, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Dciuocr.it Thursday Evening, Juno 14, 1888, 1 i . , . . HTUtA A KlITflVt;, KHtori tvnl ...MUlum.. IMMWI10 1 avory J iy In tho w -i-k. (Sumtiiyii exec j i ted S'J33CRIPriOM RATES : Jtullvorud liy u mrlor (wr wook Ity mail, pur yunr ' Hjf uuil, pur luuir.li ... .60 fOMUKNCKIIKNT. HUM KAN It AIIIIOAI). I . FATES FOS WEEKLY : Owe vsar In n.R...... neyo;w, tit end if y":ur Six iiiutiLliH, In advunco, . l.W LOCAL UEOOJKD. Will TicAi n.-I.ast evening lVcitlcnt Condit.of llict'olk-giato Institute announced that the services of Miss Mary Irvine had been engaged fur next year. Miss Irvine is a graduate of the College, one of Al bany's most accomplished voting ladies and will add to the Value tit the I'nriw f teachers, which isone Albany people have I reason tube proud of. This will ltvv,.rit least two vacancies In our public schools, Miss Kirkpatrick having retired, being now in the Dice of Dr. Rem land, of Saleui, where she Is learning the mysteries of the medical profession. I,Koi.ATi:i.-The will of I,. KanningTa" wimiiicu i probate to-day. Mr. S. JJ. our.g is the executor and gave bonds for " IL l"c Vi""e ofllle property ." ,"c"'- " leaves all the money and personal property f the tie- Wlf.. nn l .r - J"1 tO IliS li t T ,e "BC of ",e h'e propcrtv, valued at about irt- . '. .' Mf., .-.r-, ncr natural 1,.J f reu"1" of his property, con clu , . en, l-.lias Kannlng, Charily I I ,)er "ft 1";'mm ?:,mft dii.nZn Ot I uul.a Morrisjcacli receiving a fourth. Grand Lonc;isThe Grand Lodge i.f Masons convened in Portland yesterday The following delegates attended from Linn county : Albany, Rfus Tliomp son, Itr Alaston, Geo E Chamberlain, T L Wallace ; Ilarrisburg, Enoch Ilotilt, Sam- ,IpMmV' V V"n,nin5,,;"n : Brownsville, J HR Morelock, J A Itishop j Scio, E O si.i !i ', ,a"on'.'os Wassom, Jos Moist ; ihedd, II IJ Sprenger, E Dow, A Lewis. I'lo.NHKit's As.sot'iATioN,Tlie State Pioneer's Association nf fl... ... ... Portland to-morrow. In the ball Mr ; Charles Monteilh, of this city, will repre '; sent Linn county as door manager. On the general reception committee Linn , ??"".'' w,l',,c represented bv Mrs Thos ! Monteith, Mrs J R Foster and Mrs L K , main none of wliom, we understand will f be able to be present. Knoi-cih rou Tiikm. The 0 P now pro pose to meet tho unbusinesslike order of the Southern Pacific in refusing to advance pay on freight by simply forwarding bills to our business men from Alba-.y, delivering goods vy vno ooumoru at that point freo of anv charm-. Tin,. i;n .nr....n.. l . r aoutUra Pacific m its attempt to gobb:e the whole busmess and we hope our people will not forget the efforts of the OP to play fair bv t irm lr..nna l.. ...v...- r J j . n-"- tityiotrr. Esoccil. Oa behalf of the farmors wo will say wo havo had onoutjh rain and aro ready for a cessation of nator from the eiouus wneat is liable to bo top heavy. As an oirit though, potato., turnips, beet-. nr.n.. nri.rni.l tn I... I,.... i. . 1 , .-'iLiuiii ueavy. f- Nick Put. Sover.-tl All.., ..... : tis nature, are in the habit of directing their fl'og shot towards tho globos of the electric .gnu., sad as a result a largo number have .. been broken. Should one of the culprits I). and not turtles, are after them. t I'ouimi of July. Crawford will give an tv other one of tlioao populir panios at tho j Lowsou dancing academy on the evoning o( ' laly,4! lm- M'"'""!" from Portland will , bo added to his justly celebrated orchestra, an elesant supper will ho served and no pains will be spared to make this the most ! social event of the season. t Saloon- How At a i. .l;. - v viikk vnis aitcrncon Ed Robinson, Jr, and Sid Ennia, while in PetoSohlosser's saloon, got iuto a row with Pcto, when the latter atti-mnt.,1 tl em ro.ult.ng in h,s getting a terrioly bloody 0,e and. centrally disfigured face, liobinson and Emm aro now in the city iil In such cases the whole saloon outlit ougui tobecalibooscd. fi Pt..S Dn.v.sa-Mr II. M. Stcno ha, a Woam pilo drivor in oDeratlon - rs . . . - iiis, tnetne usnil in f)m nnur....: -t .. I fi N. wharf. Any one wanting the -me of i """n 11 a wntiug to Mr, otnne at f W. u ' CLASS SS3. V'obis Dei llnililiuh Si: Standing reom was at a .li.m.n..t m n,.. Comnicncement exercises proper of the viu.uiy toncgiatc Institute, severa be iil iiiiniii it was a pleased audience that listened to the program. The ei;rci.es wer. rnu-ncd -iih timv.... .... :.. 1 "i kut. I'licliard. fu owedbv a fine v ck ccutcd piano solo by Prof Lee. Junior essays were read by Misses ! ora Ma -on j iviiuwi ti.wn. iiie'r sunjccis unilKC (liose wcarcaccusteined to branched out and uiisuroed a couple from Miakcspcare. The former told about Gobho, one of the least oi characters, the mere servant .ind clown of Shy lock : the latter of II if iiih..i .. dramatic characters, Hamlet. Both were well treated and disulavi-d nn -!!... goon conception ot the "reat est of modern authors. Rev. Prichard was beard with. Hn porular favor in a solo, entitled "A,.,-I.,.r. cd." Lewis E Lee then delivered tho iiu.h.r i .... ' u.u -on. .-.uniect -"f a se Ideas nf Pr. gress." It was an outsnoken efr.rt .-..n uemeieu. Me said in order to have pro gress a cau..e must keep ahead of the evl. u opposes. Among false progiessive acts lis mentioned our Sunday trains ; the hasty and incomplete preparation of teach ers for their work ; the mistaken idea that the country school docs not need good uMuicrs j and the banishment of the Bible iiuiii me scuoois. .Miss lather Marshall recited "Jcphtha's Daughter," displaying a fine voice, and case and deliberation j but, perhaps, lack ing expression. Her delivery is always picusing. A vocal solo by Albany's most popular soprano. Airs Chamberlain, the "Nightin- g.uc e 1 1 mi was received with applause. 'rt . t. . inen me graduating orations : IllllV A I v l v ,.. ' j ... . - WI-.I.1KMJORPEI, "Our W-il i,n .'.,t,... . . ' , : , , .... nus me topic, one which the oiator handled in a leirical m.n.. ncr, showing gieat research. Mankind has aiay oecn auyancing, though at times the wor d has stood Still nrwl .t-.l. , . ,7 " "' "ges nave appeal eu. in reirogation has been fol lowed by a higher civilization. In advanc ing civilization the value of human life has net-n i.rnwinir trrjnt- I.": i... .. gress of the world has been centering in . . (nanus nrm against a multitude of internal evils, which threaten lifianilnrAnn.i.. a .. . .. . 7 i r--r 'j. great evil Is that of foreign emigration, tlie effects of vT -weu ny plain statistics. .. ....v isi oi government per capita In Europe has been increasing in the U S it has decreased. Another evil is the neeio nmKlf.ll. 7 IVU . Ann I n I. 1- ., " . , .,. u.c u. a., control nr 7C nf t if .nt oWln-nl uie. uvcrtive million people in the 17. 8. cannot read or .....t,..,u.i. HuUr iraiuc costs Su ncr capita to i for education. Our resources are unbounded and arc capable of support- :." ,: '7 K'icuiiiirai puisuits alone. Our Ann n snv.. i.i . , - . ',uuu 's our t...UKiu.iIUJi i lie root ot civil coy eminent is nerve power. We an- th- longest lived of nations j and eventually Will avfr.lnmn nil n: I . J. M..u ituivi ivuintg IIIUII K1U (, - ir. .UI.I.INS WILLIAM lit.KIN-s. "Man the Architecture of His Own Pontine," has the commencement day ring and was well ",r'-,K'"- -Nations succeed and fail, so with men. Of several bovs starting equal hut a small number will meet with Kiir.-a wi... a x- . i c i. 1 -ow we speak less of chance, for we sec how wc can do .. in intnvittual who trus.s to luck is apt to fail. The world works by aii ossii,iii,i,s o : z '"r-. J,rec. , ' , : -......v. v-iTimweii, im- coln, Alexander and Caesar shawed what tietcrmina.ion. Careful manapetnent EioKf. i. i .. . . u.uue, Jiie dif ference in a numberof boys, a great writer , . p,.cipaiiy me tlilfercnce in their energy, courage is the essential elc- ....... 'l genius is simply a woikcr, and t is iunirt..,i.i. -in ¬ stances to our ns- ' -""-"ctim Jioth orations were lision i . ,. ,. " w .Tun ciosc inc voting men were shower ed with flowers, and presented with gold A vocal duet by Mrs Cochran and Mr Adair, with n .In... ; .. . i ... . , -""--""''imimeiu Bv rrof l.ee nnrl M.sa lt.ll. c.i ... - . . : , v ""cr,was applaud Cd most henrtiU hv .V. I .. 1 ' ., . , -v -j ""ge autiience. President Con rl t n.,(".i ..... , of II S on . iT. , !.; . "1C aeBrccs -. -. .. -s,,,, unnounccd a va cation linlil thrt .n.'.l.ll. . M ------ , ocptemoer, and the "curtain" dropped. New shoes at Ili ad'.. Six shaves nrad.illar at I. Vi.....i. - T -..i.US Piew nr.bon all shades and n,-...i .... Hob 0 P Coaliatr. r.f 11.,. . . .ii ' ! in the J. V. Witlln,.,. IM,:..: , bany, Or. ' " " "' Ah I, Hi VCI1 WAR lt.f,.tttA f.. a. ... v it., ; nvi a at V lereck'a barhur wp. Kxeurisinn f. ft... it... 1 trip only ..W. ' ' " "" Tho steamer i . run on the Willamette in a few lUy,. y otorgo Hcndernon lias inrt arrive! fr..n l u i.'jrmn, winch ha is willing todidpoBe of. Silem has tried to repeal its ordinaLce Vo v.H.k for a City Attorroy. All,;uiy u!so is mixfU up oa the City Attorneyship. Jllkl''t Wilitni.ir i. nnuf l.w.....l a. lion V ti iUlyea. Mr. Arthur Slinn.. uL hi,. . . i . tiH'Hii.irrcai ncyl. ban enteru.l th-i ilrtig atoiM of Mr .MiJt uiiior as dork. One of tin noifiiBt m.ri. city is ti.at kept hy K L li nUa, i.va(1i. traits lii fiinK.inr.u ,..11 J i -, , uia J( aJU , rjuiKlinj un a Urge busmt-Ks. 1 Thfl Onxtnn Ill.'J P..-,T.- : ... , minrHflv airw 1.1 1 ... . . r n Vi -"" " t.j uie CX CI UK I Oil ... a,.,w 'n.uii.iiii-n iu an ui?eaaea of the a'omacli, liyerand kidneys. Two or thrfin mnniin.tm l,.,.t, : .. . rn .. - r...Pi, j.,., lllw, ivuowb with re l vetK AmvAil in .i . K W(1J( noon, and an enrly attick on the emmy may be The mimmit.tav.t nnnnn.i.i1 1... 1 . I i . . rt.Hvi mo n.iaru of Irade is preparing matter for a descriptive l I , -..."um. i"o r-w ana ftmoiig the toachoM who will conveni at San Several dailina afnrr-AJ in n. fOre ftlfifitmn fail trt mi . t mi . V ,u 1 apptiirance; but the In.v Democrat wags on as healthy ft youriR kid an you can find, and it proposes to grow up with the country. MlM Vll-V Trui. A l.fr a. .!-.- r )cslcnifly m com pany with Mr ami Mrs G W Krtemn for hart St.f vtma nhAF. u "owm apeoa mesum- a&. ,.;i jcu aiuompamea them home. Miss KI!a Rirrnivi lri.rA. . - , , ..run wu una evening tram for her home in O-iklanrt, Cal. Her visit here has been one of Kroat pleasure to lior friends, and it is to b3 hoped will bo rc- ivwvuu uireiwi mau m ine past. Xfara Pnan... fr f I i - iif' i 7 . iUiWOD nrutTtjists. are ft nil i nrr Wtailnm'a .: t. i -. ..., UUUoUIIJ1, wnoicaaie and retail. And rrivintr liualii-;f,..i i uuuui iv;i.ure uanis Wlin every oottle. Positively the most perfect and FOR THE LADIES Bargains in Millinery, FIHE TRIMMED HATS, B0MST3, FLOWERS.RIBBOHSlftCES, PLUMES. r TtuM .... ' w fHUNo. VtLVETS, ETC., At Very Low Fig-ures. TllftfiA VArxAu . get first choice, m9 "rly 4nd Mm. E,J, O'COWHER, FOR SALE. A Wf-ll Mt.V.ll.lu.1 1 IM tek so it .hi , ; mutl T'i J'l1 ran """ ESTRAY MAdcc tall lrlly whit. T. 't"Kyel..w,th m,"" nJ "" and wiuJtii; ,,Mt,u, " '" JWHN VV. MtOIIEE. RevereHouse: ALBANY, . . CIIAS I'FEIFFER, PROPRIETOR" p'?part:rD, eoiumorciai travelers, An Allowance at 5 llfir ftpnf. ill .11 j ... . . of Brownel 5 AS t."" CaSB bn-" WHAT L. E. BLAIN HAS. An immense number of suits of clothing, dress and business, for men and bovs. Prints w v . v vv w w. vv UC. quality is considered, A vory large stock of shoes and boots. . w did one to select from, as it f eontains all grades at prices to suit Social Dance. There will he a ini dame nt the Opera House to-morrow night. Good music. Tiik N. (. The Narrow I0t "ulltlt down" nil u.. n.. 1 r , IJeady having granted the receiver per.ni. .on , to borrow 123, 000 to put the road in running onmlition, . Don't FA.,..-Uon-; fail to call and sec Piibnnllc's fine display horse nd his ,. lense stock of hnrn. , .... toLk of Conrad Meyers grocery store. Born. On Wednesday .T. 10 . n . . - . 1.1, iow, jn j, , enry Hl.eili 8 on Wei.lsDui) Wells d., . -ms. Ca,I8t,,endcrss;ed,0r,atth,; E. IJ. Davidson .'has. fnt.titl. anA xr- i . . to-day tor Seattle, Victoria und Spokane a mm, to ui: gone several wcti:s on busi-lless. A full line of br. I'rTees Cr. nb! j .... ,, . (leliuiuos llavoring extracts at Wallace ; Thomfnom's, Putroui.o home imlustry. Jo-.h s fl-eent cigare. First nitkn. Try one of tt his own Hotel Arrival!', Rl'-VKPR ITm.-uv T n T:l . - . . xt vi'p, rues hock; j li h Br"w,,vlllc; J1' Abbot, Junction; """ann; ai apictter, Uhioago: 1. I. Henhhw.lr PA.II. ..1. O l iL rt .. 1 1. w.: vs. it." '.t'. r"11-. - .. i.um .o; v ri Kmead: i Whit- Vi? w .it .! 4-orvailis; K A Head, Altianv; K f W.t.Aot.l ri.: n on. b i BO LiBStt; Pittsburg; Ed Friend, Chicago; A M Werutn, Oakland, Cal: E P laraooH, t,nioago; liarry Clark, S P. Rl' llftl-CIf t II A It. . . -- t,n f V " 11 'vncn, oiin Uamp- bell. Ynnnliin . n n t.- . ,v r. ... . K n II , i;r" . '...v r 'niand ; ,,, v. , "'"iiigan, Mo- T?VZ.k$lt ' M Large, -- .. ..., , uiuaui:, narni f A Miller Chitwood ; T L (ones, l),-ain ; August Bohen. II : CI h!,-l.r.. Carson.Geo MaTan.Dcnver ; jair.es Urawn ley, city. Real Estate and Kmploymfnt Ageney. Parties having farms for salo of aWt ICO acres or ho,, having larKer tracts whi , thev would he wil mn j;..:.i- . . in 1 i " """ "P into SU or ICO acre lots are invited to call at our of- . V " customers for that class of farms. We can also furnish parties r-t u i , : J fcer male or femalfl ht n nn hnir nAi .-j w..a viv, Aim weaiso nav ftfowBituatioDsfor both male and female in 6 . First Strflf a.i. ir m . . . P. A. Bl'IIKlTART Co D ozens of styles of the very 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 furnishine- ennrfa O Q - VMM extensive in its nature. l-fttor 1,1st. Fullowluir 1 the ILL nf . . m . , ......ins in til. ron oraco, Alhaiir, Llim county, Oregon, Jims 7, lsss . ernms oalll.ig for thus lottur. miut give ths date on KIl'jK-r, J H Komnton. Ixistor 2 r".or,L.M llrm, Oiwtav l.ulnnniin I t ....' ,. " minor, Alts. II a Mwkor.cbM Mv. J.iiin "'"y bmliB. Klljah ivume, ritut9 JL THOMPSON, P II. WEATIII'R RrMIDT I , , - Honrs, DC ginning at 7 o'clock, p. in. Local rains, stationary temperature. For Sale. One new set harness. Inquire nt tlie Russ House. J. II. Howard. Is Consumption Inrnralile ? Head the following : Mrf! H Mo--;, v ... - .tA,HW ark. Ark., says : "Was down with .1,. ,unS. 0' triends and physician! pro nounced me Insurable Consumptive. Beiran taking Dr King's Now Discovery for C6u urntioo, am now an my third liottle. and AO B to OVniM Ihn U--..1. An t . . - ....v.u uiBuieme ever maae. uesse Aliddlownrt. Decatur, Ohio, ,av, . 'Had it not !,.. ... ii L-:.'.. ' . . i.i i.' i ixiug s .iQiy Uls L7nrT,n0n,aT,?t,on. 1 woulJ,' died of . " --- -MKimii up uy aoeiors. Air now in best of healt," Try it. SamnU uoitlestrea it RA.. 1 l .. n .r" . ..ii.j vfc ...i.o.jii a drugstore Kleetrie Ilittcm. This remedy is becoming on .,l!.b. and so popular as torn..! .r.r.,1 All who havo used Eleetrio l?ittr. .inn .1.' ...ounXul praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is gnsranteed to do all that eases of the Live, and Kidneys, will remove I imp.'es, Boils, Salt Ithcum and other affec tions oiiiia.... i... : . . , ...... . . I - . .,,,, D100a. in anve Malaria from tho system and prevent as well asenrnnl I . 1..:. I c r .. . I . UIMIA, icvers. ror cure 01 nead. ache, constipation and indigostion try Elco. trio Bitters entire satisfaction cuarn...j or money refunded. Price 30 cts. and 81.00 j.or uottie at rosliay A Mason s Drug store W havA in !... I: I i.j: ... i - ------ iiuu 01 lauies nue snoes Bvua waicp. embody excellence in shapeliness comfort anH r1nr.h.l.ivn M j . huwiht nuu TT O BUIl 1,1 1 e IT) aC rock bottom prices with 6 per cent off for Hath. F Browkkll & Staxard, A stock of goods all together that steaks fo itself on inspection. Fosters Bkcli, Allany, Or. COST! Having decided to cl cie cut ci Ueitttn hetp.'we will tell eur ENTIRE STOCK -OF Jlpppnffpp wo mil s A,, nil 1. L ..- ..... 4W1 vuBi, puionaseo oi Koods at iPr cent on irom regular price !.......... . f. o... . Clothing:, Famishing Goods, Ms, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Etc. At Cost ! Thnnn wtchino KortiAina will till AaJ V. f i . goods must, be sold within the next 90 dajs. C. B. Roland & Co.