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Daily Democrat Saturlay Evening, Juno 8, 18B9 TH. NltTTIVU, Kllton aud IMUIilion. PiihlialK!.. every ilay in ttiti.wruk. guniliys cxcoptuil.) Unteroi a ti9 P) O li e at Albany, gH second-class mail matter. Ot SUBSCRIPTION UATICS. rwliverml by caarlcr k.t week t .!.' tly mall, wr y;ar &.nl ytn til, or in mMi H :,0 LOCAL RH.COM). TkaciikksCkk I II icatks. At the teacb ci's examination held last week tbe follow ing applicants obtained certificates : First radc-Z T Truclove, t; I" Russell, S A DeVancy, Kate Price, (i II Wilkes, R E Miclicncr, M T Phillips, I' C Slanard,I.ib hie J Ambler, W A McCJliee, G II Hunt, Fannie Bryant. Second jjrade Mabel Uradshaw, J (J Hickman, Jane Morris, I. II. lie M (irovts, Geo Finley, Sue Harper, W A Robb. Third grade Clyde Knnpp, I) I) Cofle, R W Swink, Ida M Ross, E A Collins, Katie Kwell, A M Phillips, F E Ross, Emtnclt Tburs:on, C O Koland,C F Swank, J IJ Marks. There were 32 candi dates and 31 obtained ccililicates. Tkade at Uomk. The following (rom Ihe If'" Sithot Independence Is quite a general experience ot men who trade with itinerant prdller : "An agent lor a San Francisco house has been doing Indepen dence taking orders for suits and shirts, Koine people believe all that such strang ers tell them and order goods, pay one fourth down and wait for the goods to ar rive. The experience of the writer is to it', such men alone. We have $7.50 in the hands of a Portland l ouse now that was paid on just as fair representations as could be given. Win Jarpcnter.now dead, ord ered a suit at the same time and was to have the privilege of examination. The goods came without tbis privilege. !! look them out and they did not tit. lie tried to get satisfaction from the firm of A A Sttinbucb .V Co., of Porllaud.aud could not, so he went to Albany and traded them to I E lilniu for one-h.ilf what he paid for them and bought a suit 'here. These are facts and we simply give our experience and that of the other party in order to warn the public. The best way is t leaye your orders witli tailors nearer home." Insurance LossesTalk is cheap dur ing exciting times. So it is proving in reference to losses by Oregon companies at Seattle. The Northwest will only have about $30,000 to pay instead of $250,000 as reported, perhaps less than that; the Pa cific only about $3000 instead of $50,000; the Columbia a great deal lcs than esti mated; the Albany company will have about $8000 to pay. Besides the Seattle companies the great losses wilt fall to for eign companies, a fact we are glad to chronicle. It i-i strange though that liye N V.' cQinoanies hud so few risks in a ;ity like Seattle. Commiin'uk.mun'T. Reineinber the bac ealaurealc scrnio.i to morrow mornin at 10 o'clock A. M. Ly Rev S G Irvine, I). D. The address before the Christian as.iocia tions will be delivered in the evening by l)r Thompson. The undergraduates' en tertainment at the opera house Monday evening should be attended by a lnrije aud ience. Reserved seats at Blackmail's, 50 cents. G.cncral admission, 25 cents. Reform School Locatkii. - "The Voard ot trustees of the state reform school has about decided upon the purchase of land on which to locate the reform school soon to he established in Oregon. The land selected is the Warner tract, nearly five miles south of Salem. This tract con tains bctweentlncc and four hundred acres. The purchase price is given at $35 per icre.' Journal. En terprisk J K Gill & Co., of Port land, had in stock three hundred pictures of Seattle engraved in 1S7S. Immediate ly after the fire they covered the burnt dis trict with red and sold them at fifty cents a piece, all going like sodawatcr on a hot day. Mr E LaForest, of this city, cap tured one, which may be seen nt Wallace, Thompson & Co's. It shows the extent of the fire in good form, though it dues not il llistrate the saved part very well. Run Ckowx. It is a very cold day when I torn & Lanning, of this city, arc not at the front In enterprises ot all kinds. An ex ample f their way of doing things was ex hibited yesterday, when they shipped a car lead of Red Crown llour to Seattle for the houseless and homeless ot that city, the railroads joining by giving free transportation. An Orator. Col Copcland delivered his second lecture, entitled the "Future of the Republic," last evening to an audience ot about one hundred. Like all of his lec tures it was full cf wit, !ood sense nnd was eloquently delivered. It la a rare privilege to hear one of his talented lectures. Tim Eagle Sails IIkiii. Greenwood is making very fine photns for $1 per doz He docs not sign any nom de plume, such as C & N V Photo Co, but signs his own name in plain English and warrants each and every picture. Now is the time for you to get No. 1 pictures cheap. W. II. Greenwood. El.ECTK.11. 6000 rolls ot wall paper in an immense number of patterns at Fortmiller Irving's, the finest line in the central Willamette Valley. It l an art gallery to see it all. Tin: Seattle Fire. Among the heavy losers in the Seattle ire are the Seattle Hardware Co., of which M 1 Ballard Is President, $75,000 being the figures, with an insurance of about $.15,000 ; and Ray mond, Eggert & Co., 11 r Fred Eggert be ing a former resident of Albany. They had just begun business with a capital stock of $40,000 and were insured for about $25,o'.k. The total loss will foot up to nearly $15,000,000. Ihe city will be re built as fast as possible.and in a substantial, lasting manner. Didn't Want It. A bonus was recent ly raised in a neighboring city for a man starting a saw mill. On the list was $10 donated bv a saloon keeper. The man re fused to accept the saloon keeper's money, giving his reasons for the act. CoviiNfi. Hon John A. Brooks, who ran for Vice President on the Prohibition tick et will be in Oregon next month and talk at The Dalles, Portland, Salem, Eugene and Ashland. He is not booked for Albany. A Br.n This forenoon while assisting in unloading a 6afe for F A Burkhart's real estate office Mr F V. Allen came in contact witii a lever, resulting in a severe contusion on the head near tin left bump of causality. TUB J! AX AUDIT TOWN. It is more besrd to give than receive, and the average man is never so happy as w hen he has contributed his mite for some good object, like S'.'.illleor Johnsto.vn ; but the Man About Town kn ws a few men In Albany who have long faces on Sabbath and a fat pocket-book generally, who would -prnil a day hi deriding whether to give a rent for the Johnston 11 sufferers, and then probably In the negative. Such men are caiceand not representative, and ouirhtto be obliged to it on brut nins. There seem to be just iibcut one bun lied people in Albinv interested in hear ing a first class li clmv. while the number wllo will attend a short dress show is be yond emnnerati.in. Lithe l.inguage of tlie New York advertiser, nufced. Now is tlte gimiou''. s.-ason of the year wiit'ii tlic brain and force oi the land flash up in a blaze of gion us intellectual giants, are shouem! with ni-cly arranged bou quets, and then, good bye Sarah Jane, are not seen again until you call at a San Fran cisco or New York restaurant for a first class tender loin. From Commencement heroes t'.ey become restaurant waiters. This is a Dase exaggeration but suggestive, and only applies to Harvard and Yale. Of course the cream comes to the top, the skim milk only goes to restaurants. In Albany this year the three graduates are a'l cream , brainy, solid minded, sensible young ladies, whom the Man About Town hopds to tec at the head of thrifty families in lime. As the Mason jar is at tne neau of fruit iarR, the Crawford peach the best of all peaches and Robert's son became a great man, so may these young tatties ai ways be as popular as on Commencement week. The Man about Town has seen no better example of "sand in the craw" than that displayed in Seattle. Over $500 had been raised for the Tohnstown sufferers. It was nrotoseil to keep it.it nome, when a dozen men cried, "no, let it ex," and it went Seattle will net there vet, and ,vhen it is built una::ain it will be a model of solid bricks, t lie stinking mud and sawdust gone, crowned with the word "pluck. German Temperanc e Address. Mrs Henrietta Skelton, Pres. of the W C T U of Idaho, will deliver a German temper ance address oh Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock, in the Evangelical Church, corner of 4th and Lyon St. A cordial invitation is extended to the German people of Al bany and yicinity to be present and hear this eloquent German lady, and also to all others who may wish to be present, as Mrs Skelton will also make some remarks in English. To New Comers. We would say that we have no baits to give you, but we do guarantee good values for your money, and we kindly solicit your patronage. Browxell & Stanard. SOl'lAI, A) raisuNAI.. E A McAlistcr, A Griwn, Mrs A B Mcll wain, ol Albany wre ro;iistni'eii at the Port land hotels yesterday. 0 W Harris returned la-t evening from his trip to Harney Valley nnd reports a pleas ant trip. Ha brought back an immense amouat of sun-burn at least. Mi H F Merrill wcut to Portland this morning and will return Monday with his wife aiid children, who have heeo there weak the guests ot relatives. M Gesrhard, ot Ixn Angnlcs, a nophsw of Mr Conrad Meyer, is in the city, hating come to take home his two daughters who nave neon vuiting heie several months. Mr J M Ralston, out banker, returned last night from Portland, where he has been for the oast Week. Mr Ralston informs na that he hat nought property and expects to mov there about tiie first of August. Wo are truly sorry tj leso him fioin our town. i'x J rut. A splendid stock o ..-atches, Jew. Vaelrr .clocks, etc., at Will K Starkj, ...ymanv new things being just received. Also a fine line of gold hcadod canes. Call or. them for bargains. Babies. The finest line of baby carr - ages in the Valley j'.ist ri celved at Stewart & Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con sidering the superior quality of the carri- Stri'CK Oil At f 1.2; per s gailon can best Standard r" -' oil, at the Willamette Dacking Co.'s store. Weather indications. For the lours beginning nt 12 o'clock, noon. Fair, warmer. This Trade Mark on a stove means it is the best that ex perience nnd skill can con trive. Sold only by G. W. Smith. Summer VA'itAPs.-Noveltlcs In beaded and stockinet jackets just received. Samuel t. 1 mxe. A California horso bnyer will be in Al bany .Monday at L Senders. 5 cents a box for strawberries at Brownell & Stanard's. Leave orders lor canning. To lessen our stoqk of csaned goods we will se ll l-iogin that line at reinarKawy low prices. 1 t, ... . ft. C .... nr. DHOTI 71 lilt K Our lino of choice teas and coffees is equaled in town. Browxsi.l & Staxaro. GOLDEN lU;i.E IIAZAAK- Cash (iocs a Long Woysat .lnlinx lirailwlm I have made arrangements for buying coods direct from the factories in Europe and will sell at wholesale or retail, cheaper than any where else on the Pacific Coast. The following arc some of my '-ash retail prices : J4 dozen unhandiest teacups and saucers, 35 c'- J4 dozen unhnnd'ed coffee cr.ps and sau cers, 45 cts. AIM I!'.U V t'OJIM KM'Kfl KXT. The entertainment to be given by the pupils of the Sisters' Academy takes place Thursday evening, June 13th. The public have learned from experience how well conduced and enjoyable the Academy en tertainmenta are and a large attendance is therefore to be. expcled. Following is the program : Overture Martha de Flotow, four pian ists. Salutatory. lollv Brothers Double piano duet. "In" Nature's Bower" Operetta in two acts, impersonated bv foity nipils. Interludes Comic songs by Rev Father Leo, O S B. The Narrow Gautie Der Schweizer. Bueb Von Luzem auf Weggis. Zu Auf den Alnen ist es sciioen. The little man and his tall wife. Sponholtz Gallop Brillante. " ' l is the Darkest Hour before Dawn A drama by ten young ladies. Chon waltz Instrumental duet, hands. The creation Song by very Rev Father Prior, O S B Olivette Tambourine tit ill, performed by twelve misses. Garden of Eden Tableau Paradise Lost Tab:ean. Giaduating exercises. Valedictory. "Raise the Notes Gently" Vocal and instrumental quartette : Violin, Cithern, Guitar, Piano Closing address bf Rev Father Prior, O S B. Tickets for sale at Blackmail's. ht South Albany A most desirable and beautiful location for suburban residences, owing to its nat ural advantages and nearness to the center ol business. Compare the size, location, view and access to nnd from these lots.and you will be convinced of their merits. Call eatly and secure a home before the advance in price. Apply to TWEEDAI.E & REDFIELD,AgentS. First door south of Post Office. At tho biR3il mreate anrvices on Sbhath in jroiog to be preschwl by Dr Irvine, a col lec'.iou will be taken lor the Johnstown suf ferers. Do not forget yonr pocket-book. If you havs any job wtrlr .,-! call on G W.S niih who is P)S 1 . t do it with neatnes3nd distat,l' and as cheap as anyone. Don't fai 0 examine Mo! Iwain'n carpets Yon will li thsm from 'Wjti 13 par con chsspar tha any other p'aojin town, taking in considers on the quality. IfOMB AND ABROAD vVhost, 69 cents, loceut shaving at Viereck's. 8 tickets for ?1 at Vierwk 1. Now dress goods at Mellwaiu's. Mason fruit jam at F L Kenton't-i New inyoine cf fine gold rings at French Wool is quoted at 20 conta to-day in Al bany. Fresh cream chiese just received at F L Kenton's. New cream ehoeso just leceived at Conrad Meyers. Frt-t-h strivtlt'i-rHs vmy morning at F L Kenton's. For sile. elloip, second hand organ, Mrs. llymau a. 3 ''hairs 1 uniting stoad at Vieruck'j h ig parlors. Btst roast crtl'tie in t'.;e city at Conrad leyers. f jood caoklGe: stove onlv S10 at Hopkins k nai:marsn s. The bf st watch in the world for the money at r .M 1- reoelt t. Side saddles aud ladies riding tiurcinclcx a& l nompsiiu x overman s . Thompson & Overman, agents for tho great I'yiianiHe buggy whip. For auumber one guality of knives folks and spoons call at r M rrencn a. 1 ho choicest line ot table luxuries can be fouud at Brownell & Stinard's. Ifyon want a good silvtrsteel scythe,fiuest in ths market, go to dtewart Ac aox s. Ice cold lemonade from 8 to 9 o'clock this evening at F L Kenton's, 0 cents per gists. Mcllwain can give you the best fitting snit you ever woro, at prices to suit each and every one. Money can't buy better oots and shoes than Mcllwain is selling, because better goods are not manufactured. The variety of 25 cent hats are going at 10 perceut. discount at E & C Howard's, as well as their other millinery goods. Some fine California cheese, a barrel of goMfn drip syrup aud some hnecouib honey just received at Brownell & Stanard s. MrJG Crawford was recently in Mod mouth taking pictures of members of the graduating class, the whole school and some general scenes. Ouriowelry men must look out as Math cws& Whoiun hive the largest and finest line of Jewels in t he town. Ladles go aui see tlitm. A di'spatch received this mnrnine by D. R C Uill from his son, W Laii Hill, at Se at'.lo stated that tlley were all safe and had lost vry little CIo to Iloyco & Hittler'a for your job print lag. 1 hey do auy sod all kinds of wor 1 the publishing and job priLting line. Qjie work and low prices. Tho ico works will bo ready fur busiuefs nextwceli, when scientifically concealed elO' meiit will bo delivered any where in the city tor the smalt sum of one cent a pound. Theie is now 2o feet of water on the Y qmna bar on il teet tides. In a year from now the etlect of the north jetty will give at least u leot. laquina l(tputUcan. The following names were added tods to the list of contributors to the fund for the Johnstown sufferers: ChasCahlen, $1 ;Casli 31; Julius Gradwohl, $1. Total, $130.50. Mai. Jones, wha was oiven a days furlouak at Eugeoe while on his trip to Santa Monioa, the next evening waa sent od hr way retoic- ing, bis ticket having been properly adjusted no crosssa tho Mskiyous in satcty and will arrive in lxs Angeles to-morrow. pesterday afternoon the residence of fT Harris, of Corvalhs, owned by Jacobs &Neu- gass, was entirely consumed by hre. piano and a faw other things were saved from the building About GO of our citizens have invested io th Louisiana lottery. This amount of money spent in taxes would create one of the greatest kicks ever heard. But from tax they would derive more benefit. Mc- Minuville Register. Tommy Jones has secured the services of Mr W BGilson, who is a first'c'ass barber and they aro now prepared to meet all their customers with promptness and dispatch Mrst-class work guaranteed at reasonable prices Shaving, Jo cents , hair cutting, 25 cents ; baths, 25 cents, or 5 tickets for $1 An Albany gentleman has handed tb Democrat the following item for publication 1 he centleman referred to is a relative Mrs Cleveland: "Tkolate Alexander Fol soai, who in his life was thought to bo thi wealthiest lumberman of Bay City, Mirh left a will containing the following special ho' quests: Jo Almacollose, a Presbyterian in stitution, $30,000; to the Young Man's Chris tian Association of Bay City. S30.000; to th Presbyterian church, 12,00O; to the Anion osn Ittlilo Society of Mew York City. ! 000: to the Board of Foreign Missions of th Presbyterian church of the Uaited states, $30,000; to tho Board of Homo Missions of tha Prcsbytensn church, 830,000; to th trustees of the Presbyterian board of nub! cation and Sabbath tchool work of the Uait ed States, $10,000; to the Freedmen'a churc of America, $20,000; to the Presbyterian board of relief for disabled ministers and widows and orphans of diseased ministers. 750,000; to ths board of edilostion of tbe Presbvtoiisn church of the United states, $50,000. The total amount of special he questa will reach M64.O0U.' Rev W W Logan, of Portland, Or., stat ed in the United Presbyterian General As sembly, held In Springfield, Ohio, May 11. that a recent canvass of San Francisco re- ealed the startling fact, that 3,000 y-mng men were found in churches and 20,oco in the saloons. The report of Hie Iowa State Temper- ance Alliance shows that ciirh'v-three counties reported Ihe prohibitory law a uccess and benefit ; sevent -IHref repott ed decrease in crime varying Irom twenty o sixty per cent, a decrease of twenty five percent in the Mimberof convicts in State: prison, and that over oue-liali of the iails have been empty the past year. Thompson k Overman keep the best har-njsser. lintel Arrivals, inch dinner plates, 45 cers, to cts. yz dozen seven cts. These good! are all Iron stone China and not a cheaper grade of goods. I hav: also added good slock of groceries, which I ask people t call and examine and judge for themselves as to quality and prices. K'Lii's Gradwohl. Revere Hoise. VV Lewis, 8 F; I I'on ner; T Bemhelm, O Puttraman.T t Nel son. II Clark, Portl.ind; G M Miller, Flor ence; D Stone, Wrenn Station ;M hhaibbi; II Young, Portland; A S Cohen, S F; I) H Vail, S F; I Burnett, Corvallis; It Stir- ral; IJ C Marlia e, S F;J A llllycn, Wm lirenncr, scio. Kiss HofsK-I 11 Sorbin, Gatesvillc I Ta. lor ; J A Cannon ; J G Hutchinson, city ; F M O' Regan : M E Smith ; J Hierstock ; G F Altnon, Hutchinson, Minn ; I) F Trowbridge, Portland ; G McGonegl-, Mich ; R E Curran, Oakland, Cil ; I Wilson. S F ; M Rcardon, 8 F : CKa.'irald, S F;G II liurson, city : F M Simpson, Portland ;J liinchman ; J W Rood ; I Wither, Lebanon 1 E Bland Lebanon ; M Y Fasster, Tangent ; P W Rtnn and wife, TaLgent ; C C Goddard ; I P Balch, wife and child , J Hughes, San Francisco. MARRIED. BETTS ARCHIBALD. On Thurs day, June 6th, 1KS9, at the residence of am by Rev SO Irvine, D D, Ephram Betl and Miss Mna Archibald, of Brownsvill 1.13R RE?T.-A piano t only Si I . month. Call on U. L. Iilackman 60 TDslPL'ltANCE COLUMX. Kdiltd lijr Albany W, C. T. U st scientific temperance instruction is urg ed to appoint one at its very next meeting and report her address to County, State and National Superintendents for p"lans aad helps. If the children in all Ihe public schools under these laws were ltarning o every school day ot the year nature's rea sons for total abstinence as the law de. mands, an intelligent sentiment in favor of personal prohibition would thus be forming that would he fell In every community in all these States, and that would eventuate in the banishment ot alcohol. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1TR.1 WHERRY PICKERS -25 want 1 Od. OSrlV tO-morrnW ranrnlno at W H. Warnoi'H. tino mile north nf Allnnv actos the liver. Go tarly. rOR SALE. Tbe undoiaigned will sell a Mccormick twine binder cheap, luquiro at mv place one mlln annih o!- ol' Albany. Th la is hargain. F. G. Burkhart. nDKSALK.'rhe undersigned has for L ale a horse power and aeparator, ew and in good runnine- order for ale cheap. Inquire of II, Bryant, Adoiinia. trator or the estate of James 8hields, deceased. Mrs Mary II Hunt savsin regard to text books teachini Scientific Temperance : Before the opening of tin nsxt school year wc shall have at least three, and we expect five, different indorsed 6eries of temperance physiologies, each published by as many different school book publish ing houses, a id all bearing indorsement because they were originally written .o or have been revised to teach the proven and unqualified truths against alcohol with re lative facts of physiology and hygiene in language adapted to eucn grade f oui public schools. The long months of close and often weary study, the denial of even - thing else for work on these book6 work that must continue when others are away by the sea or at the mountains for summer rest, shall have no other n.entiou. Tweiv million school children in our Republic are an audience worth anv eltort. 1 tie law re quiring this study is enacted in twenty-five ot our states and for alt our Territories,' and an ample number and variety of atis-1 tactory pooks are now rcadv with nn'e 101 come. From this high vantage ground wei must remind our w : 1 I reader-thai no I U I'. EARNING. The nublio is law will enforce itself. The be-'. -t:;tnte 1 B lo r, bv i. lilied of the existence of needs the watchful and ir.i-hiui: care of cit- ordinai'i-, (.inhibiting driving in tbe those interested in securing 1:10 re-ul:- i'. i- ci!v '"" U-n-r t jun six miles in hour designed to accomplish. This care should! f""1 ''" '"- ,:l teams unhitched. Un- be ours. Therefore ever v local union in 1 ,. '"."'V" the country without a lo.vl .,!;,erintcnden;' W1" '", '"""e um',br urf ordinances. ' ' J. W. Hoffman, City Marshal, DISSOLVEn.-Notice is hereby given that the firm of Negua A Robson, Jn the livery business, has dissolved part nershlp Mr. Robson retiring. All debts paid by Dr. NegUB, and accounts collect aoie uy nun. K.TO' 1 la herby given that aealfd bids will he received by the Brownsville Woolf Manufacturing Company, until the hour nf 1 o'clock, p in. ol f rlday, the I4tn us of Juno, ISM, for tho erection and com niellon of a two atory briek bmldin 65x120 foe', also n one story brick build in? ooxSO feet, on hlrck 115, in thi llty of Albany, Linn cmnty, Oregon, according to tho plana and specifications on file in the ofllce of J. K. Weatherfoid, Kq , In Fllnn'k block, Albany, Oregon, Bids will be received f r the atone work, brick work, wood work, and corrugated roof ing, each separately, and al.so as a whole, the contractors lo do their own excavat ing. Tbe right to re.ict any ot all bids Is hereby rnarrvod, Bids should be ad dressed to tbe iindeialgned in care of J. K. Weatherford, Albany, Oregon. Dane by order of the Hoard of Directors. J, P. UALRRAmt, Secretary. Albni.y, June 5th, SAND, 4C-Pfisons desiring tand, l a 111 m gravel from the premises of F. L. !?ur-h in Bfntrneountv. can rroenre- tlckt " for the fame at my efflce, Craw- loro - 1 :t ok, Aiuany, uregon. C'bAP. E. WOI.VEETON. THE LEADER. THE LEADER G, W. SMITH, -ALBAl-Tir "Superkr," "Argand," "Garland" STOVES AND RANGES. The World's best. More than hun dred 7 hun dred differ ent styles co ok s and heaters, Pira Backs. Warran t e d for 15 years, All sizes and styles. Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbingv Eave Trough. Range Boilers Contactor Pumps. Hopkins & Saltmarsh, dralkk is STOVES, TIN WARE, SHEET IftCFj, COPPER WARE, ETC., ETC. I b work, plumbing, Agents for "On Time" Hetting and cooking N've. e'xv promptly attend y I". CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE IN THE CITY, F. T KENTON. FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES Choice Candy, Xnls, Fruit, etc. CIGARS AMD TOBACCO. NEA ITHE POSTOFFICE, ALBANY, OREGON
