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THB DAILY DEMOCRAT. Friday Eratoj.Mwsli 21 , 1800. t .iliihed ty my in tha r , TITfctt Jl NITTIKfl. Editors ul raoUshers. aWr.i ttw Pot Otttc. at Albany. a woond-olaM mall matter. VlOCAL ItECORD ldillllua.il Locals u 4lh rage. " Tim Great Levi. People who kno anything about instrumental music at all have heard ol Jules Levy, universally recognized as the greatest cornet player in the world. He is now making a tour of the (Joust with a lirst-cluss concert coinpanv. and wherever he noes opera louses are inadetiuate to hold the crowds mat mail 10 near unit, finally peojne have an opportunitv to hear him it thev are willing to oiler the proper encourace- ment.as it uikes money to bring sucb a troup here. Are we big enough for it ? At f.ugene seventy-hve reserves were solil liefore the agent." left the citv. Kverv- vliere the rush is immense, for it is only once in a life time that we get this oppor tunity, a rn mollis paper, me uione llemocrat, auvs : 4Lasl night the per formance at the Grand was witnessed by a large audience, who were wildly enthu siastic in nppiauumg tne magniuceni inusie remlered. Lew. of course, came iji for the lion's share, hut all the rest were most generously applauded. Mine. Stella Levy is a beautiful woman, with a beauti ful voice, and was well received. Levy himself carried the audience by storm,anl a more enthusiastic people were never gathered together than greeted his solos nn lii& favorite instrument." COUNTY CENTKAL COMMUTES. The Democratic County Central corr- mittee met at the office of,IIon. J K Weath. erfo'-d ihSj atlernoon and aprtoitned Sat- uiaav April ine 5111 at 2 o'clock 1', M. as the day o hold the primaries and Aptii Sth at 10 o'clock A. M. for the countv con vention. Ine basis of 1 eprcsentation was fixed at one delegate for each at large and one for each thirty volet cas. for Hon. J M Gearin for congrc-.s ind one for each fraction of thirty above four'een. Tae committee adop'ed a resolution recomeiding lhat c?ch precRct instruct .6 delegates to adopt Q vi.-e tA vot'rg in the county convention whc.l nomina ting candidates. The various p-ecinos are entitled to delegates as follows: Albany West Albany Lebanon Orleans Scio Haitisburg Santiam Rock Creek Cfawfoi'dsville Liberty Fot Valley All voters without recard to former political faliations who favor an economical adminis- ralion of public affairs so as to conserve the in terests of the masses of the people as ng: inst ute monopolistic tendency ol Hie day are cor Uially mviteJ to join in taking part in these conventions. J A Beard Chairman. M A Miller. Secretary, THE TIACHCKH' MaTITlTS. A Giipwixo SKcrioN.-The Salem Statee- aynarks that tlte southeastern part of .uarion county, along the line of the regon Pacific railroad, is being rapidly tu ii w 1111 energetic niiu uesiraoie lass of people. Horeb voting precinct, 11 which is included a portion of thin -eetion, will, so it is stated, poll at least Otl vMna nt tl.a ..1 It.... .1 .u.a Mb ,iig VUIIIIM) eiCl IIUII, Ml- liough there were but forty-eight votes ast two years ago. A W 11 C Entertainment. The W R , of Alliany, are soon to give a novel ntertainmeut that is bound to draw a irge house. Among the features will be banner drill bv a cnmtumv nf vom.ir adies, under the tutorage oi Mr Thos li-nmian Tl.n ...T 1 1 1... t :..t.j ............. uniiiina nm w liiriusiieu y the merchants and will contain dis- laya of tlieir business. It nrnmixea to urpass broom drills. Tin: l'.vitMEits' Institi'te. The Fann ers Institute, to he held on Thursday and Friday of next week, beginning on the evening of the former day, promises to be a very entertaining event. Be sides well known men from outside of the countv the best orators from this trinity will particijntte. W N Phillips ml John llnggs will orate on pruning fruit trees, N P Payne on agriculture, in Oregon, followed bv A HlevinH ami oltn K Muitli, b b Irani and K K tr ine on transportation,. James Elkins on improvement ol stock, J A uross on drainage. J K Weatherford on mechan ics for farmers. 1) iS Head on common schools and farming, &c. The program in lull win l given tne nrst ot tne week, so that it may lie kept fresh in the minds ol tbe readers. AGuTTERixa Fact. Will & stark have l.ust received an excellent line of diamond oods, which they are anxious for the eople of Albany to call and examine. sothniK like it here. A Inrirn ami tine ine of gold and silver watches for mpn nu mines aiso just received at Will & tarns. Didnt't Want it Then. George Iasli who is agent for Stnnley's book of ex plorations, approached a possible sub scriber yesterday and commenced his lecture upon the beauties and wonders of the book, when the prospective victim interrupted him with the query, made in all seriousness. : "Did General Grant accomnnnv Ktanlev in hts trin through Atrica f" on being lutormeu mat tne two were not traveling companions, the possible subscriber remarked that he guessed he didn't need the book, and turned, awav, evidently somewiiat disap pointed. k o. street Iames. The names of the treets should be placed on the corners n Albany. This can be easily done and lie cost not noticed, by property owners 'uying the sinus ami niacin? them m rVn enterprising siirn namtar cmild enaifv uwu juBiiii-na tut contracting at easonable prices for plain street eigne nu immuiig ttiem to oruer. I A Sociable. The young people's Xian -.ndeavor society of the First Fresbj- lerian church, of Alliany, desire to an nounce to tne puoiic mat on the 11th of ilnril IllPV VI Imvn an ontorin mmunt rim sociable at the resilience of Mrs J i.lderktn. V Mason, Sec Y P S C E Their Pictures. Crawford & Paxton ave made a group of the Institute. .arn-Aaizp mm., nnn lui Ka.l f,.r ann. ddress all orders to the above firm and ney will be hlled and forwurded throttgli jiie uiuii, it necessary. M V Bilyeu is courting this week in the ay and gae lit city of Alliany. Press. Iot gas lit, but electric lit. Please cor- ect.as we do not wish the world to get lite impression that this is quite so anti- lumeu. Cas Draw Some. One of the school achers present at the institute is Mr E Berry, who is quite a genius with the ncil. His pictures of Urn Bell, nf Hne- '"jM some of the other pedagogues Died. On March in, 18(10, in San Ber- ardino, Cal. the damrht pr nf Afr anil Irs George O Koyce, aged almut eleven lonins. A Fisk Assortment of all klndi ancy and Staple Grocerlea. Prnvt.lnn an always be found at the Wlll.m.tii. acKing (o. . 1 our altentinn U p.n.l unccicu w uieir special display ad. Badt Bt OQiEs. rndoubtedlvthc finpst ne of baby buggies in the valley is to lie "i at .ieari tx rox s. lliev arn nt. .Miiig general attention, a . . A large line of garden and seeils at Stewart A Sox's, choice va- ll; " select irnin. .vw is the time to ... Kim gci in,tfe suited to the climate. 5 East Albany 4 4 Halsey 3 6 Franklin Butte 5 3 .Shedil 3 7 Center 2 6 Brownsville 6 4 Sweet Hon:e 3 1 Syracus; 3 2 Brush Creek 2 2 Waterloo 3 2 Tairfent 3 i'eoria 2 So Goes Bravely On. Mr J K Kirk- patrick bIiowb his faith in Wassom'e Ad dition to Seattle by entering into a con tract with Mr D C Shell, of this city, for the construction ot a fefUOU residence on his lot in that addition. Ihe house is to be of the same general plan of the fine residence of Mr Schell, at the corner of i ourth and Calapooia streets, in th citv, tiiougn a larger minding. Air Schell will leave next Tuesday to com mence the work. Mr Beck is now en gaged in the construction of a (5500 (welling 111 the same addition, which shows that it is destined to lie the favor ite addition tothegrowingcityof Seattle. -oa What a Kancheb Said. The Baker City Keveille contains the following for fact: "Never patronize a business man to the extent of one dollar who is afraid to advertise. Such business men are a draw-tack to any village, city or community, and for 'my part I shall continue to pass them by. The above came from the lips of a prominent and quite wealthy randier ot tins vicinity yesterday, and he spoke a very pretty truth, for we never knew a business man who absolutely refused to advertise, that was generous enough to be Honest witn his customers or could cope with com petition. A lady found a horse shoe, and wishing for good luck, placed it under ner pillow witn lier laise teetn. in tne morning in the hurry of dressing she stilistitttted the shoe 'for the teeth and wore it for some time before the mistake was discovered. Our exchanges are penetrating the alxive on some neighboring city, filling in the blank with the city they wish to advertise, and yet how riduculoue. Jokes are all right ; but impossibilities can not make them funny. Exaggerations some times do. THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION. Mr Egan, of Marion countv, spoke as follows: I believe the school aids can be made practicable. Sunt McF.lroy thinks one cheap school aid is a good teacher. School organization, bv Mr Kolierts. of Silverton. He thinks the teacher in opening the school in a neighliorhood liotild visit the patrons prior to opening: should find out what his predecessor has done; stimiui nave ins work outlined. It is hard to lind a school perfectly orgun- izeu. Song The Old Mountain Tree. Recess. General discussion What are proper incentives to study,". I rot tamplvtl, of Monmouth, said: Xo one method can Kssilly answer. We need the broad, general methods. Prof Gilbert, of Philomath, said a pupil should be complimented on his good work. .Mr Longacre, ot Itnena ista, thinks we don t need verv inauv incentives. Mr Hitnsaker, of Marlon countv, said: Let the teacher studv the mind of those ilHiut him. He don't think a child needs any incentive. Mr Hickman said : Induce the pupil to see the lieauty ot knowledge. Mrs Williams, of Polk county, gave some excellent ideas. Mrs C C Lewis, of Marion county, spoke at pome length. air lien. 01 ltosemirg. stun mat scon ing is barbarous. Sttpt Mchlrov and others spoke on the saute subject. Oueries. Is dancing a proper thing for teachers? Mr Leatherman couldn't give an opinion. Supt Curl thought it was not right. Supt Baker Thinks if eating meat of fends, don't eat it. Adjourned to meet at 7:30 at the opera house. The largest attendance ever nt any in stitute in the state was reported, being 314 bo lur, and more expected. The following additional names were enrolled : Jefferson Emma E Calvin, W T Van- Scov, Lou Miller, Kate Ewell, Jennie Htti Idleson . Charlotte r rencli.Carrie Shu- maker, Minnie Watkins, Ora Vaughn, Avis lluddleson. Louis Bin-zee. Albany W I! Adains.Mrs Hiiston.Ltira Cainpliell.Lettie Bnssett.Lib Irvine.Anna enrrel . r.va liassett. Buena Vista E S Longncrej Kose Me linite, Anna 111111, until jicueirtii. Silverton W C Ilolicrts. Hubbard J S Grahaiii.Chas Strain Philomath W S GilhcrtJ J Brvnn. Monmouth P L Campbell, Mrs Camp bell, Vida Wooth, Lottie Grounds, Anna Powell, Olive Long. Stiver Ettie Hubbard, Dora Hubbard, P ninview Allie Temple. Brownsville Geo Abrams.A S McDon ald. Lebanon Everett Parrish.G H Wilkes, E C Wilkcs.Ivn Smith, Bellroie Kirkpat rick, Fannie Griggs, Mrs W W l'arnsh, Buena Kirkpatrick, Abbie Fry. Halsey Otie Taylor, Mattip Smith.Iva Templeton, JesBie Waldron, AtlaBassett. Tangent Irvin Mills, E J Morganson. Shedd E R Mcllaniei, W W Walton Peoria C O Roland. Mt Ancel W L Brouse. Harrisburg Jean McDaniel, May Woodbury. Salem Etta Stratton, Minnie Gleason, Kate CreeB, V tola Ruble. I suggests that the teacher should help contribute. Mr McDonald has succeeded 111 getting a good library at Brownsville. Supt Curl called for the expression of the institute whether each district should have a library. Said that he had cor responded with parties who will furnish liooks at 20 per cent discount. Profs Wright and Baker insisted that teachers should use good English in presence of pupils in connection with their reading. Prof Garland's lirst work was to get an organ for school. Gives directions to pu pils how to use libraries. Mr Russell suggested that the program for holding entertainment in literary societies and Friday afternoon exercises. Mr Egan works among the old people and gets a leep interest in the work of entertain ments. Language J 1! Leathennan. of Wood- burn schools, read a paper of marked abil ity, commencing with early childhood he traced a gradual development to per fection. Technical grammar should be laid aside until a considerable develop ment of the pupil's mind is made. Child ren should be taught to write letters to intimate friends, rather than to write on ohstrusive subjects. MissGodlev thought teachers should commence teaching lan guage when children are very voting. Mrs thrall said every lesson should he u lan guage lesson anil thought it a waste of tune to have pupils print their lessons. Mr Egan is 111 favor of printing. Mr Wilkes is opposed to the "printing pro cess and suggests dictation 111 script. Miss Maxwell took a middle ground in regard to printing a ml script w riting. Miss Uittghhn uses a Usik of suggestive pictures tor pupils. Mr Ixmgacre is 111 lavor 111 iirai-iiiug ciiiuireii 10 wriieiroin the start. The ladies were applauded bv Mr Bell of the Compendium and Mr Baker, Supt of Yamhill Co., for the active part taken in the discussion. Teachers preparation, bv Prof Walker, principal of public schools. Deficiency of organization and meth ods were pointed out by Prof Walker, and he showed clearly that a dally ,dry routine 111 teaching is detrimental to the best interests of the pupil. A due ap preciation of the dignity of tho calling of a teacher will contribute largely to his success. A teacher must be in Bym- fiathy with his pupils in onler to be in tearty sympathy w ith his profession. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Music, by Miss Robinson's class, com prised of a part of her pupils. Kenning, by miss fry, ot inst. ino. 11. Crawford iS Paxton. the photographerB, appeared upon the ground, north of school building, and took a picture 01 uu present. A paper on technical grammar, bv A J Garland, of North Brownsville school. A plea lor skilled work, bv 1 rot K IN Wright, of ttie Santiam academy, His paper, like that of l'rof Garland's, waB excellent. Comparative merit of mixed and graded schools, by Prof V T Van Scoy, of Jeffer son institute, Thf. Republicans. The Republican County CenUal committee met this after noon and Bet the time for holding their county convention on April the Utli. 1 ri- manes win oe ueiu April oru. Ladibs or Albany and Yicimty. Ida M Brush having just returned from Portland wishes to announce to her cus tomers that she has received her full stock of spring millinery direct from the East. Will have all the latest styles both aastern and western at prices lower than ever sol i before. Opening 3rd and 4th of April. All are cordially invited to attend. Keep Your Eye on E.G. BEARDSLEY'S Column Agent for New Zealand Ins. Co. Capi tal. $5,000,000. Fire andMarlne Insuranc written. Townscnd's Garden AiMMion I cow offered for M ile. Tlii is ouecf tho most desirable locations for residence in or sround Albany, being very high nod dry, rich soil for cardeu nod fruit. It ' was on this ground where Mr Tnwnsond crew his famous strawberries for several years for the Alhany inarkut. There is uot a more health fill location around Albany than is foutd in this siirbtly locatiou, ful sized lots and blocks, street all laid out to correspond with the street running through the Goltra and Hale sdditinns. This property is only two blocks from the proposed street oar line. Tbis property will be sold by the block or lots on tho installment plan or Davments to suit the purchaser. Whilothis property is second to none around Albuytyet it will be sow. at reasonable prices. Umce opposite the r arm era & Merchants InsuraLce Co., 1st Street, Albany. ALBANY Real Estate. LEGE list. BUSINESS PROPERTY, RESIDENCE PROPERTY. CHEAP LOTS -IX .AJLIj .A-IDIDITIOItSrS- INSTALLMENT, PLAN, Farm Property In Large or Small.Trac On Favorable Terms, If You Are Looking foi Investment Call at THIS OFFICE. In office evening. A n t , . . "MtniriuEA. v c reieno the large -ne line of sawsand carpenters ton rnce X Robon. Th het In tnirL.t u prices the lowest. GET A M ACHINfc. And witn crottfnff C let it he cither a Dnmc.l'r nr ..! - rice & Robon art BfTft-it fnr Him ... rertor sewtnjt machines and Invite an In vi n uNi. uiwjr ran ao, Names. There Is not vcrj much In name: but a glance at the Hht of school teachers In Albany this week dUcloeare markable and interesting varietv. Mr Long acre, for Instance would be a good name fur an addition to a city; l-eatherma i would undoubtedly make a good juryman; Straight Iive does very weil; but True love i better. Then there is MUi Fry, Miss Long, MUs Grounds al bet of all Mi.s Goodnight, which cugrsU RomeV famous remark to Juliet, ."Got nih Goodnlgftt, parting is such sweet onow that 1 could av uu)d niafht until it be to morrow." ilf theje Is anything out of the way in the above it should be laid to brother teacher. Specul tttentinn is called t Mr.fi W ipson'friti lin t.t k. r-.ii r a.B. v. ! in fc uim r bargau,. Mair to CrT. AVheo buying an axe get the best, one that i durable at well as harp, and the place to do It Is at Price A: Robton's, who also have a fine line of wedges, etc. Whereto GetTiiem. When wtnting an organ or plana call on G L Blackman where to. 1 cm elct from a first clan stock. EVENING 8E8HIOX. The teachers were greeted by the larg est audience that ever congregated at the Opera House. luiiy one thousand being present. An instrumental soio ty miss r.im Stratton, of Salem, was well" received by the audience. Recitation. "Tact and Talent." bv Mel- via Williams, was verv heartilv received bv the audience. The vouncr irentleman displayed much of lotfi branches of his sumect in hia manner of dehverv. ihencamo a touching eong sweetly Hunt? hv thn vnnnv M ihhpm Gihlnr. nf Brownsville, wliich aroused the enthusi asm of the audience to a high pitch. A "Wand Kxercise" hv puinla of the Alt win v public schools.conduetfd by Mine Lilhe ltohertsnn, one of theteachers.cail' ed forth unstinted applause and a hearty encore. A rpnitntinn hv IVf inn Mnmic TTvde and one by Miss Edith Anhby were duly ap preciated and applauded l'rof tamnwll. of Monmouth, lectured on the subject of "The Teacher's Profes sion," comparing it in its many aspects wuii 1 ne proiviFion 01 mw, iiieuiunie mm theolocv. If is discourse was ronlete witli sound, practical suggestions and thoughts and was inucu appreciated. A poem, "Abraham offering up Isaac," written bva Linn countv teacher, was re cited hv Miss Ah hie J trv. Ihe poem is a heautmu one exeminnving the touci ing test of Abraham s iaith.uut uuiortu- natelv at this juncture some noisy rowdy ism in the gallery made it impossible tor hut few to hear the poem. FRIDAY MORNING. In alMence of State Supt McElrov. In stitute was called to order by Supt Curl. Music conducted hv Mr Holm, Ihp ixivs dip the oar. ' alue 01 "chooi unraries. Mr hick- mon. of Lebanon, said there is more fail tires attributed to lack of libraries than anv other source. A teacher must have ability to arouse pupils to mental action. houid a pupil .caveapuiiiicrchooi with out a t:te for our standaid .authors -uch will be the caw utilecs pupils have access to agol h.irarv encouraged rivthe tear he-. Tlie mind must have something to do and without libraries our young peo ple will read tra.ny literature, a teacher if not capable of elevating the minds of putuls without having read and studied mr ltent litt-mture. Libniricf are an in ecntive to ol nervation. Mathematics if made a hobby to the neglect of nailing. Libraries can le estabhtlied bv volunta ry contribution. General dif- usfif.n bv Profs Ixtiigai're, Heynolds, (reddes and nthprs. i literature is cheapanddis- tricts and si-holars should le encouraged to purchaw. For the Itenefit of teaciiers present, tbe address of John H Ahlen, . Y. citv. I!aner & Urother. A Uiy that i- a voracious rea.ler will succeed. I'res. Lincoln was given by Prof Adams as an example. Many teaehers made valuable ugifeidions and recommendations of pulr liiitinnn. Prof Kus-H'll gave entertain ments and raised l-""for th benefit of the Halsey public schools. Mr liarxee Will Meet. The Ladies Aid society will meet next Monday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs bainuel E Young. A full attendance is requested. See Them. A good way to learn the merits of a thing Is to test It. If you would know something of the quality of a fabric examine it by a good light. In the tailoring depaitmer.t oi l l main, ui der tHe supervision of Mr E A Sc hi fi ler, whose skill as a cutter and fitter li well known, Is a new stock of suitings, jrst received, oi a large oimentioa for the mrrCi. in oracr 10 appreciate ine ra t'etv and qualitr of the goods the people of Albany and vicinity should call and extmln? them, and then decide wnemer u is the largest stock and best lot of fabrics In the valley. This department Is gaining In popularity, and it is tbe aim of tbe man agement to keep a stock of suitings on hand unsurpassed lis Hits part oi u regon, and make them up in a way that will give general satisfaction. Boom, boon, Boom, Every body looks forward to the opening of good spring weather as the time when the most active operations will ope.i up on the Oregon I'ncttic extension over ine mountains, ano the housewife looks forward to Saturday as the day when her liige lord will buy one of those fine fat chickens, which may always be found at the Willamette rack ing Cs Store. Leav? your orders at oner for a Sunday chicken. Dk Pattom treats auccessfullr all dis eases of worn en, and guarantees to cure all curable private diseases. He has a ure remedy tor catarrh ot tne neaa. ne sleeps in his office and answers city calls day or night. Consultation Is free and everything Is strict) v confidential. He can be found In his office in Blumberg's Block from 10 to 1 3, J to 4 and 7 to 3. Head Quarters for Seth Thomas watch es and clockg, at F M FRENCH'S, tl best watch in the world for the money. E. G. BEARDSLEY, Real Estate and Insurance Broker and Notary Public, Broadalbin St., Albany. Or. M0NF.Y, CHEAP MONEY. We have made arrangements to supply money to all on long time at low rates of interest on Improved turns and city prop erty. Thsee who contemplales building brick blocks or good brick business housts can get money. See us. Wallace & Cusik. Having taken the agency of Dr Thatch er's magnetic shield, I wl'l be pleaded to see all suffering win. ihronlc diseases Rhei'ma.im a specialty, San.e t had by Prof. !pcar, -Mrs S. Race. A CAKI. To the cltUens of Albany. Having bought out the John ISchmeer slore.corner of island klMvorth ?trtet, 1 will cany a ful'. line of goods, nd will open up the bakery about the 2 2d, having secured a first class baker and by strict attendance to busincM.courttous treatment and fulr deal ing I hope to merit a harc of your patron age. Terms cah AHit'ST Langk, GRAND MILLINERY OPENING. AT THE PEOMAN BLOCK; Thursday and Friday, March 2tti and 28th, All tho latest Spring styles in shapes, shades and novelties. The ladies of Alhany and vieinity ar cordially invited. N. R. Ladies who hsve been in the habit of sending away for their hats, wilt find it to their advantagu tu em mine my ehxai.t line of millinery. MHS. ! H SOWKtt. Barrows & Searis DiyBoo3a, Notions, QsntiFDrn ishingo and BOOTS AND SHOES Our stock of boots and shoes is now complete In all lines for spring trade. We will nave voti money in buying of us. Lathe, misses and children's fine shoes a flsnecialty. MAKIMM). CUITUILOVV V KNCH. At the residence of the bride's parent, at Jef ferwin, on the evening of Wedm-May, March 1hii, Samuel K Critchlow ami ClHudiaA l-'rem h, Rev I B Fisher, of-fficinting. rtOKN. M-HLNALI. n Tlmrfwiay, March 2. lH'.m. in Allmny, to the wife of J os Mvlh naM ft girl. BARROWS & SEARLS, Itliliiibnrij'a Now B iia. DEALER I XT Choice Candy, Xut.S) Frnll, etc. NEARTHE POST OFFICE ALBANY OREGON
