The state rights democrat., July 28, 1899, Image 7

MONDAY. FROM PRESIDIO.
Oontini'm MKMnEiis. Tho manner In
which former resident! kocp up their
roemberaqlp In the A. 0. V. VV, is quite
Interesting and eunnisUve of the mineral
loyalty to the excellent order. Dr.
Houghton, now of Ban Francisco, who
left here about twenty years sua. contin
ues to ney liii dues promptly, also Uu
Knulander, the barber.nl the same place.
Uev. White remlta nroinntly from Hue-
ton, I-e., M. l'oyser and Adam lhrlg
Ironi fleatlie, I.nocli Bionn ana Joe Mioti
from I'endU'ton, (Joorue Ulackman who
la In a hosnltnl. tv hie wife from New
V...L. .!.. f IT V'I.I...LI.. f.n. T..l...l
I ui n hikihi wi n .ui. mil nun. .uimiu,
Ohio, Jo. IjIh r and others from Tort
Inmi, ana many clhom irom ail over the
coaei.
Not h Cahimuath. Attorney General
D. 11. N. Jlhu'kburn has lately Wen
mentioned ai a candidate for governor of
Oregon at the next nalo election, the
New York Mm having named him in
that connection, and later many papois
of thi state have irivi-u tho reort cre
dence. Mr, lilackbiim. in siHiaklnii of
the matter, aya that be I not a candid
ate lor governor, r.evr haa been, and
never expects to te j that hols w II satis
tied with the practice of hi profession,
ttud would accept no political nlllce.
stuti-miiitn,
Cim iit CoraT. After hearing several
nuilioiia Judge Jtolie adjourned Circuit
Court until Aug. 7. !-ellon In the care
of hchlosscr aut. 1 Cue and several
other mntteia waa r served until then.
At that time tho cute I JVnnls ngi.
Weiss and other cast s illo tried or
disposed of. Henry Mruckmler was sd
milted to cltisetisliip.
Ai.manv fin Wkli, Through the ec
ergy of Mrs. Jaa. V. I'lpe, the nice sum
of 101 was raised lu Albany for the
monument fund being raited by the Ore
eoiiinn. The lis: la published In tolay's
Orrgonlan, according to lis custom ol
giving every ir dividual credit lu the
commendable undertaking.
Too Foi'Kt). .1 fine looking bird dog,
about a year obi, followed the hay rack
crowd to KLvn 1'r.w.rkanti'a la. I Frl.lnv
night, and Mr. l-'rcerktun is keepin. htm
for t ;e owner. Large, yellow and res-
Jive.
W. It. Crown and wife, of North Val
ley, li a , are In the city. Mr. l'.rowii
came across the continent on purpose to
anon crunese pnt-asaiits, which nave a
national reputation, lie was consider
ably disappointed on learning that he
was six weeks too earlr. In place of
phenssntahe will fish for some ol our
sjieckled beaut lea and declares that he
w ilt return in the pheasant season.
A boimv behind a horse driven be
Sodevilie lady broke in two this noon at
the Louis Miller corner, and the Pauo
caAt mm was sent a'tar It as a runaway
iiem.
Mra. 111. Klum and children have gone
to i.ower aoua lor ineir outing.
John I.. Miarpaiein, one ol the leading
tiusiniM men ol Walla Walla, has beeo
in toe city.
Eugene Clarke, the typewriter man, Is
in Astoria this wee repairing machines.
mi iioatniuancra are in roriiand.
II. 0. Walker, clerk at the St. Charles.
left yesterday for Portland, lie has
been succeeded by r. I utaey.
Carl Kelfer, was taken dang-ronsly ill
last evening, after having ?been out for
several weeka, and bla condition la re
ported very serious.
Charles Burns, who pitched for the
Albany base bail club in Its halcyon
days, was in the city this noon on bis
way to Ashland to rreine.
Pr. J. M. Keene, the well-known
politician, now of Med ford, haa gone to
Niagara Kalis, to attend the national
convention of dentists.
Austin Keea haa returned from Mon
tana, and baa again become a resident of
Weston. Leader. A former Linn
county republican nominee for sheriff.
Rev Herbert 8. Johnson, formerly of
Eugene, lies accepted the pastorale of
the Warren ave. liantist church of lint
ton, Maes, lie is a brilliant young man.
A team ranjaway this afternoon, going
directly into a tree opposite the residence
.I W it tfuainn tnauliini Ihlnoa Tl,
wagon was empty. The outfit belonged
in the country.
Mr. and Mra. 6. M. Garlnni.cf Leb
anon, lelt.tuia noon tor Lynchburg, Vs..
and other eastern places, where thee w ill
spend several weeks, being gone about
six weeks, going by the northern lakes
ana returning uy me somiiern rouies.
Miss Mollie Harbolt, of I'lano. Iowa.
has been in the city the guest of her rel
ative Miss Ncodhani while on her way
home from the national teach tra con
vention at Los Angeles.
Mlis Marie McDrlde, of Albany, who
had been a guest of Miss Kdith Hawk
for atveral days, went to Slielburn Tues
day for a vi.il with relatives. Jeffereon
llevtew.
Miss Bessie Worstell, of 1-a Grande,
who has been visiting in Albany and
vorvaiua tor me past lew weens, ten mis
morning tor a weeks visit In Salem the
truest of Miss Helen Ilibbard.
Mr i. N. A. Harris and Miss Nellie A.
Harris, of Sac-mnento, Calif., nieces of
Geo. W. Harris, arrived in Albany last
Baturoay and will spend their vacation
with their nnclo and family.
R. D. Logan, recently from Dawson,
passed through Albany this noon for
Philomath on a visit. lie cleaned up
two or three thousand dollars while
there. C. W. Watts, who know him
well at Dawson, happened to meet him at
the depot.
Dallas Observer: Mr. and Mrs. A.
Dickinson, who reside near Albany, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Campbell
this week. Mrs. Dickinson is a cousin
of Mr. Campbell, and was a schoolmate
of our townsman, t. Cad well, in Illinois
vears ago.
A dispatch Saturday evening from
Huston, La , staled that Miss Mary Cun
liff, ill with typhoid fever was worse,
hut twnrv attention possible was boi'ig
uiven her. It is an interesting fact that
Miss Cundiff is at the home of former
Albany people Kv. and Mrs. White, and
her physician, Dr. White, is a former
Albany boy. Mrs. Arnold and son, of
Corvallis, are also at the same place.
: TUBoDAY.......
i lie Alnnnyltoyi, Milken Statement
luuieir tr lends.
I'hksiiuo, July 21,
To our Albany Friends:
We would beg leave to sfato our rea
sons for musterlmj out at this place
Fully appreciating the desire of our psr
ents and friends to he vo t ur home com
ing and muster out in their own state
and home, we, by Investigation found
that a sum equivalent to 135.00 could be
obtained in lieu of traveling expenses
and li tons by Icing mustered out at,
this luce. Now, to a private who haa
been i pon the pay of $15.00 per month,
and leing forced to pay out the major
portion of tills petty sum for actual
wants of life, it is needless to say, that
we have raved no mm to meet the re
quirements to outfit us se citlxcns. Tho
elate of Oregon, contrary to other states
who have sent volunteers into the field
of battle, has set aside no appropriation
or moneys whatsoever, iqual to this
amount, and feeling (ho need of money
to bridge us over (be period of Idleness,
which will come before we ran Hud s
position to make our w ay independently,
wo dnemeJ it expedient, not knnlti
that t!i" executive cuiniiiltteenl the ItelU-f
corps of Oregon had made arrangements
to provide the viluntcws with positions
upon our return, we sccepted the govern
ments oner oi wing mustereu out at this
place. We beg fuither to stale that the
reception contemplated for us was mis
represented bv tl.oro In authority.
While at Manila upon the evo of the
return to our native land, we were given
the privilege of a vote as to the place of
muster out. Not receiving even a con
gratulatory telegram or message from
J"r native dale we had no knowledge of
an) reception or provision for tho vol
tinlecre upon their return, and knowing
Hint Uoii muster out at this place we
would receive the sum above stated, we
so voted for 'rrlaco. What wo'd was
sent to Oregon ss to tho 'atalus q io of
the vole we are not In a position to state,
but venture to say that it was misrepre
sented to the tnte ol Oregon. Uron onr
o trance to 'Frisco harbor wo were sur
prised to learn thai such an clborte
rmeplion was planned for us in Oregon.
We were not sware thai any appropria
tion eiiiualeiit to our traveling expenses
had been provided for. An I upi.n the
supposition that we were to goto Oregon
and loe this sum of money, caused the
cry to I raised "musler out at Trisco."
The Oregouian has takeo rpccit.1 pains
at various times to censute us for incid
ents which wire not in our power to
I'hange.such as the censure for lying idle
in Manila while the lighting was being
prr scd against the Filipinos. We have
striven at all timet to acquit ourselves to
the glory of the state, foregoing Indul
gences which woulf reflect upon the
name of Oregon volunteers. How well
we have done this let our record speak
for un 1. Have we received any recojr
niiion of this? During our darkeet
hours of battle and privation has the
state sent ut a message to cheer us,
other etatea have done? Have they in
formed us of preparations made for cur
reception? No! With the exception ol
one company we would not hart reached
our individual hornet any sooner by mus
ter out at l'ortland. In v ew of tbeee
fa;ts we choee to be msde citisens at this
point. Bince our sojourn at the Presidio
we lisvs ecelved letters and naoera de
crying our acliona in this matter, infer
ring mai we wanted no reception at the
bands of the Oregon people, choosing
rather ft be amongst strangers than
friends. Not a! It baa teen represented
to ua that our reception in Oregon wou'd
follow our muster out and return to our
native state as a bode. Fjich and ever- '
one of ut are more than eager for the
embrace of dear ones at home. And to)
receive this ensure grieve! us in the ex
treme. In the p entires weaeted for the
most good of all concerned at the facta
repre en led to ua.
1 be people of California hare received
ut with open and lovina armt Indeed
the receptl'D exceeded our most (an
iline Hopes oi a home reception, yet we
id not cater to this, cbooaimr rather to
equip ourselves as not to become depend
ent upon parents or friends at home.
nailing- eageriy lor me commana 10
homeward march, we will trv to ore-
serve our health and name for the glory
of the state which launched ua into the
arena of warfare.
ery Respectfully.
Tub Albany Ho vs.
The AHmny people universally endorse
their action. ' The criticl .n is in Fort-land,
Obituary.
RECEPTION COMMITTEES.
Tht geeeral committee of arrange
ments for rtceivliio- ii.. ...t...
their return to Albany met last evening
-mu UrK.n ar'angements for the recent-
wi me ooys" on tutlr return to Al-
-ii .r ' "oiert at me irain
"J..!,".!1.'!?, w,rm monstration ol
..; VTV. ,V,,.urn "' music, aovlls,
sc. and than In the evening sn open air
recep ion on the square, with music,
etc.. iollowed by a banquet with the O.
A H. as escorts.
.Oapt. F,,i i, u b,.nheard from and
win keep the committee posted. As
Ststed bv lha I)ma. i.., V.i.i
mustering out will take place on Aug. 7
A mr 10 J P'ooawy reacti Albany
1 ne following c mmJiteet ere ap-
Commltlee on t'ln...T . n
son, r M French, F II ffellTer.
vioron. n-e on Banquet Mrs O W
i P 1 ' Kate McBrl.le. Mrs
i. i! 5?'r Mr,w"ed, Mrs J H How
ard, Mrs Merrill, M.s Srf.linisr.b. Mrs
H b Fiirdom, Mrs J K vVestherford.Miss
Mora Aion. Mi,a i .i.i, i. 'u.!.
O ga Hewitt, Mrs N M Newpoit, Miss
Willi Sklaa,Iaia ftt - . "
Mrs LO Marilii.ll Mra u u uu.
Commitu mi p.a..,. v it
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COttlUilllM An 1 1.. II.
W t 'wvi.iiwii-uro ,t
u'if 't' i:.?.."'T' w Warner, J A
-I " J T III,
( omillitlva ,n Un.ia r..f n lirl-i.
N Steele Prof w li Leo. Mrs N E Win-
, n iHiwersex.
Oomniitleeon Drinr.nst ration - J A
a-.i' F , :"". J F Fowell, 0 M
; v iannais.
Uummitteeon Invitation C B Winn,
Low Id Ktnna II I IV.i.i.- v i i
don E OCnsick.
Lieut. F. S. Kelley, of Torlsnd, form
erly with the l'ortland Flouring Mill Co.,
of this city, haa been in the city on a
short trip He recently arrived homo
from the Philippines, where he did ex
cellent service for Uncle 8am, coming
back by way of Hong Kong and Japan,
after being muttered out at Manila.
W. E. Slmonton has recently been
elected lesder of the D. O. A A. V. band.
Frevioua to that time Uev. doling acted
at leader, and very ably, too; but only
Willi me umiors'andinn that at the tiret
opportunity he would be released from
dutt. Mr Simontonia flrst-cla t leader,
having had yeara of experience in that
line, and they are fortunate in securing
bis services. Our band haa displajed
remarkab'e ability and will soon play to
"beat the band5' that la all other
bands iu the itate. The Dulles Chronicle.
Two Women Fight.
Mrs. Rsle-, residing ia the Third
wsro, csme ur street y. slerdsy afternoon
to have Mra. Fluke, who rents a home
belonging to her, arrested. She wanled
the ir-eriff lo do it at once, and her face
bore evidence that sometbioiiof the kind
was nee(ed. lln exiellency John Cailin,
was called in as iuierpreter, an eff rt
made to get the facta.and Squire Freer k
en, a German, was visited, but wss ab
sent. Mrs. Ketsler returned home, and
and a second fight lo lowed with her
renter, resulting in a bidly scratched
iC?.U,n '? invlir5tina- Ibe matter
to be bottom depths, and an anest may
lollotj lo the meantime Mrs. Itessler
would ike lo have a new renter. Just
what the trouble ia the Dmtckat does
not know,
Babsiy lioso Intxkviiwed. Amoeg
those interviewed by the Exsrolner, in
refrrence to Otis waa William I). Bond.of
O. Co, 4lu.U. S. infantry, who said:
"LawtOO WOtlld (have lha retullinn
quelled had be b.eu iu ccmo-and of our
rmy. lb force in Ibe Philippine Is
lands is Insufficient, but Ueneral Law too
would hae bad enough men. Oils Is
the poorest policy for a commander that
ever roesed the .icesn Wbv instead ol
conquering the insurgents, h is encour
aging mem. If utls is not removed with
in a vers abort time I tell you our army
may receive a croehlng defeat." This is
piobably Harney Bond, of Kox Buite,
who was recen ly reported dead The
regiment and Co , are the asm as bis.
Lawn Prrr. The Epwortb League
of tbe First M. E. church will give a
Lawn party tonight at the borne of Mr.
and Mr. N. M. Newoori. corner Third
and latapooia streets. Ice cream and
cake will bj served sn I the Albany band
win dispurse tome of their new and
popular mueis. A general invitation is
extended to all who deaire Ice cream
ana case and love good music
In Portland la 1 tVAII la.CT ft hat. tASA.
I S - - p SS -a.WV-
mr a jury in iu cm oi tn tuaratr ol
Oisirsl Kllfll Mlnttltvl m am.i:ft Ikat Lax.
deatti waa probably caused by Frank Mo-
I'amei. mi iate is sorouoea in mys
tery. It will be difficult to convict Me
Daniel without new testimony.
There will be a racing matinee at the
The program will consist of five contests
in running ana iroturg.
Pi ineviile w III have seven davs of rae.
leg tbla fall beginning O.tober 4, with
purses amounting to $1500, for fifteen
(omens
David Howard Vanderpool wst born
In Rsy County, Missouri, Feb. 17, 1827.
He was married April 18, 1847, to Cy
rene 0, Vanderpool who tllll survlret
biro. In 1852 they moved to Orreon
across tbe plaios, tettlirg in Clackamas
?0?!?,3r,nd """slning until tbe fall of
18j3. They then moved to Folk conoty,
remaining until IM3 nn iha a.ain
moved lo Benton county to Ibe home
they have lived ever since.
converted and united with ti e
North Palestine Uatitiat ft. tirth In
181 "d remained a consistent member
until lli when he was granted a letter
b7, church which beheld to the time
of hls desth, July 23, 1809. In 1880 he
wss ciectci as a reprerentativeol Benton
county to the stste legislature and aerved
one term. He was taken ah-k in Jan.
uary, 1898,snd has been under a do. tor's
care most of Ibe time since. July 28, '08
u Mym-Muu p-riormeo removing a
loot whb-b no doubt prolonged 'lis life
almost a year.
He was tbe father of nine cbildr.i. of
wuom only inrtc tons survive him, Kin
mso, Avert and David, ali being with
him continuously through hit long ill
ness, lis also leavea one brother and
three s sters,C. M. Vaoderrool.ol Wells,
uruivn vo. , airs. I'owier, ol Kings Vsl
ley. BentouCo ; Mrs. Camphe I of Ksn
sasCi y, Kansas; Mrs. lumen, of Clack
amss Uo.. Oregon. Thnshilut I alt
broiberand sitter, William M. Vander-
Px' m rrlneville. Oregon, and Manha
Ouliford of Dufr r, Oreg n. There ia on-
ly one grind child, Mrs.Uufia Douty, of
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iuuci,uubqc, j rgon.
Te funeral services of Hon. I). If,
anCerpool were held Jul 94. at 2 n. m
at his late rerideoce eight miles norib of
ansny ny tbe undersigned. Tbe re
mams were ioterred in thauirorlea m
etery, fo'lowed by the largest roncjurst
of people Ibe writer bss ever seen at a
country buria , fifty three vehicles be-
stuee a numleron horseback and bicy
.le. Tbe followlug sketch of bis life
wss tended in by the family with re
quest to publish, Bcrrs Thompson.
Four yeara ago James Robertson dis
appeared from Salem. The hat which
he wore at that time an I some articles of
clothing were found buried in a back
yard last week. There was a bullet
hole In the bat just above the laiul.
W. Scott Beobee, of Port'snc', haa
been iranted a divorce from his wife.'
They were at one time of Portland's 400.
The trial of McC.hoeat Walla Walla
frtr aMAiilUnii lrif. Van Wliikta rpanltAil
I In hisconvicti nfof assau't and b ttery.
He was fined f GOO and costs. Both men
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ave relative in xiiin couuiy.
The number of children draw inn pub
lie money haa increased about 2,000 in
Oregon the past y,ar. Multnomah
( county load., with Marlon second,
i C!ackamas third and Linn a close fourth
j with 7,181.
Educate Tear llawsls Willi Caaeareta.
Candy Ctlinrtir, cure cnnntlpntion forever.
tOo, S4o. It C O. C, tall, anit'iiisis nsfund money.
Are you giing on the midsummer ex
cursion lo ban e ranctsoo, to leave Al
btny Aug. 3, the chance of the summer
The Epworth Leao-ue of tbe M. E
ichurJi will meet m San Francises) in
1901.
Upon bla a cond examination E. J
White, the robber, who waa taken back
to Coos county by Sheriff Gage, wat held
for the grand jury. During the examin
ation W hite waa kept in irona for fear
that be would do some damage to Drew,
who was captured in Albany, and who
had testified to the straight of the rob
bery implicating himself. A man
named Nosier waa bold for the grand
Jury for perjury in connection with the
iase, and others w-'ll probably be arrest
ed for the same offence. '
The regains of Hon. David Vander
pool were burled at Wells yeetnrday af
ternoon, Rufus Thompson of this city,
preaching tha sermon. Mr. Vanderpool
died on Sunday, at the age of about
seventy years. Mr Vanderp-ol was a
pioneer resident of the state snd for
msny years was a fr, quent visitor in
Albsny
-Ifyoutuve piles cuac tbem. No use
umlergoin r horrioleoperation tht aimn'y
remove the results of the dica- without
disturbing lh riieas iiaf. phiee your
einBiInoie in O.-Witc's 'itch Hnl Salve
It ht never f uled to cireOTQRH; it will
not fail to cure j o i- Fosliay A Mason.
Councilman Grtham waa in Salem
yesterday.
Tbe Ouard ears that Prif. II. Tjree is
vian.ng me jamiiy in jci gene.
Miinam fortmtller went to tbe Bay
uwu MJ.juni me ismiiy.
w iiltam Fraaier, the Portland bore
buyer, is in tbe city. At hoaie be is
snerin oi Ma'lnomah county.
a staled communication of Barzillai
No.16 O. E. S. will be held in the Mason
ic nun xuesuay evening July 25th at 8
o'clock.
Miss Carrie Willie nf Sila
home yesterday titer a two weeks visit
o Aioany tbe guest of tbe Misses Hen
ton.
loo out for rrof. Torliet. That ia an
lonoceni looking cane sent lam by bis
son Joe,' but press a spring, and tbe
swora inside la not to innocent.
Mra.'WerU and child and Mrs. Nelaon
and children have gone to the Bay for
.ui- outing, iney win be joined by
uvi. Venn Aiaivva ia August,
miss Elizabeth Carothere, of the Salt
Mike schools, lormerlyof tbe Albany
acbooli, is in ibe city cn a visit and is
tbe guest ol Mrs. Salt marsh. Sbe will be
uere oniv a lew days.
Mr. Everett Arnold, a son of one of
Albany's early msrsbais. waa in tbe city
today w bile on a trip through tbe v-lley.
His mother and sister are both da.l
only three boys being left. The family
ate said to have inherited $75,003 since
leavitg Albany thirteen yeara ago.
James Bodine, a son of Mra. Bodine,
residieg near this eitv. is in tha hnar.it. I
at Cripple Creek I I with tbe typhoid
fever. An effort haa been made to set
tbe lacts and bis p eeent condition by
tbe young man's folks here but without
avail for tome time. j
Dr. Wilcoxson, who came out from
Dawson several aeek teo with ia twi
and Mlet Clara Foie were married in
Chicago ou July 20. Dr. Wilcoxson will
ne in Albany in Angust, when he and
bis partner, C. W. Watts, of this city,
J,,.,TVarl! to Dw". leaving Seattle
the 18th of August.
On passing through Marion Frank Co-
no.ru, lue xankee tourht, mat William
Butberfoid. with whom be tramlad m.
era. years ago at lecturer, in tbe exhi
oiiioo oi me lamoua Oregon Beautv.
Some people rook npoo Coburn as eonie-
wnaioi a lake, and yet as a matter ol
lactbeisjust wbstbe pretends to be,
uu v cvoie is tue extent oi ma graft.
a genuine cabinet officer passed
through Albsny yesterday afternoon.
ovcmiarr or agriculture Wilson. who bss
oeen in ronisnd several davs witbout
any p evioua anuoumeniet t csme up tl e
ursi.rmn, croe.ed over to Albany yester
day afternoon and returned to Portland
ny the east elds. Since coming; to the
state Mr. Wilton has beeo lour, in bis
praise of Oregon. He wss partlcolail
iieciej oy i ne n.aitoiuojnt epteaiance
of thimts in this vallev, the ga-den spot
of tbe world. Mr. v lUon e-as heie only
tew moments and ws teen by only
few. '
Oakville.
Mr. Collins, of Gilliam ennntv la wlaii-
ing bit cousins bert.
Mrs. Ciloe. of Vancouver, ia vUtfln
with ber sister, Mrs. Holttien.
Mrs, Nettie Brlggs. of Portland, (a
visiting friends here.
It. 6. Smith and son. of Prln.vll'.
made us a pleasant call last Wednesday
evening. Mr, 8. it son of I. N. Hmttb.
who waa one of tha early settlers nf thla
county and one ol the first In tbe legal
profession. H. O. is mail contractor on
two routes be tares men to drive tbe
man coscbea in tbe samruer while he
takes connects ol painting.
Mr. R. A. Bam ford Is raising a crop of
corn ui wuicri cinna pheasants are
very lond. He will not Join the "farm
eis protective association" but threatens
lo kill tbe birds. If tbe society wants to
protect their birds tbey will bsvs lo
keep tbem out ol Mr. B e. cornfield.
Mr. Frank St John and his brother Ira
csogin 4U catfish lust Friday. Shall
we p;otect tbe nsb7
ome of our young people went to an
IV, uiaui nKim ai nous jrriaay eve'
ning.
" fbe Farmers Protective Association"
met lat baiurda evening.
LiTTLe Roes Btrc,
Klem tun one cent behind in its 4th
of July celebration.
Lord Trevis, one of 8an Francisco's
leading millionaires, died yesterday.
Two boys ran away from the Indian
school laat'evening and probably came
tontb,
Mr. Frank Hellen, Portland's leading
gambler, passed through Albany tbia
uooii for tbe Bay.
Charles Mommery died at Corvallis
yemtidiy. His brother arrived from
Michigan just in time to tee bim alive.
Divorce aoits have been besnn this
week by Sarab E Murphy agt W P Mur
phy and J V Smitb agt Wealthy Emiin.
The Engene expects to make at least
one trip to Harrichug. Perhaps, tut tbe
water ie falling fast towards tbe low wa
ter mark.
Young Van Cleve, newsboy on tbe C
k E was in clover tbls non. Tbe Port
land train was late anJ he was able to
tell bit entire supply of Oregoniant at
once.
Attorney w. H . Parker, of Medford.
bss just completed a book entitled ' Toe
Key to tbe Oregon Law," wbicb Le haa
been several years in preparing. Tbe
title tuggestt its character, and Southern
cregon lawyers who have seen it declare
it to be a splendid thing.
Maj. Percy Willis, of tbe second regi
ment, bss informed bis brother at Sa
lem that tbe regiment will be borne ou
the 10th, the date named last week by
Capt. Phi. lips, and that it will stop and
parade at Ashland, Koeeborg, Eugene,
Albany and 8alem and finally at Port
land, that it will come home In a body.
The board of regents ol tbe State Uni
versity yesterday went through with its
usual form of increasing salariea paid by
the people of lbs state, aa follows : Prof.
Dunn from 1 1,200 to 11,400; Prof. Glen
from 1. 1 00 to $1,400 and Prof. LiHey
from fl, 600 to $2000. rotors were dis
puted wiib. .
HOME AND ABROAD.
Refrigerator,
Ice cream freeaers.
At Stewart & box Hardware Co's.
Call al the Sugar Bowl for fresa frail
Have yrnir photo taken at Mist Lona'a
for cash II 00 dozen, cabinet sae.
Fresh fruit at Vlereck's Sngar Bo wi par
lors. fcTOVP.8 and Tinware at Ohllng &
Ilul-jurfs.
Gsrden Hose and Lawmuowers at Oh
ling &. II a I burl's.
Gents' French Calf Shoes, $2, worth
$1. Next Revere House.
Fresh Sodaville soda-water a healthful
summer drink, at Burkhart Sc Lee's.
For sale, gvd carpeting, 33 cenfi per
yard, by f. 8. Alexander, east end olStn
street.
Tho VV.lUanette Is two feet blal er tbia
year than a year ago at this lime.
There will be services at the C. P.
Church at 11 a, m.and at 8 p. m. Sunday
There were seven divorce cases on the
recent Lincoln county docket, nearly all
from Siletz.
The eighteen months old tin of Eliat
Morel y waa drowned at Lyona yesterday,
by falling off a loot bridge Into tbe river.
The Sam Shaw Co. wat in Independ
ence last week drawing big houses and
I the Shirley Co. will be there in about a
montb.
The board of regents of tbe State Uni
versity ditcooiinued the appropriation
of $20 a year allowrd Prof. Nash, of tbe
musical department.
C. W.Cottaro. a drummer selling by
sample, has sued Oregon City for $5,000
damages for being imprisoned two daya
lor refusing to take out a liceme
The poet office at Clmer, Marion
er-nnty, baa been ordered closed after
July 31. Tbe cilizens in that thrifty
community are indignant.
The Eugene left Portland yesterday
morning for np tbe river, expecting to
go as fsr as Liverpool landing, tix miles
ibis side ol Harr tburg.
A dispsteh from Toledo declares that
a geniine building boom bas struck Tol
edo. Business boosee. dwellings and
etreel-erading are being rushed, and
it ia hard for farmera to get sufficient
help u harvest tbeir large eropa of bay.
Tbe new coort home is enclosed. All
sre proud of tbe nee temple of jastice.
Clarence Ha'I, a twelve year old boy,
residing with bis grandfather, Roland
Hi)), got a tumble from a bicycle yet
terday aftereoon and broke both bone
of bis lef: arm at tbe wrist. Dr. Wallace
set tbe bones, the boy attending to tbe
business himself, making previous ar
rangements at to price, and arrange
ments to wo,k it out himself.
It trsnspiret there wasn't very much
to the story ol tbe desertion of Frank
(iirard at San Francisco, tbat be prac
tically bad permit sion to leave, a t least
tbia is the way the officers are viewing
it. Nevertheless, according to Girard'a
own etory he wat 1 down from the sbi
into a small boat and left by that route.
Tbe public generally will be g ad at tbe
manner in wbicb tbe ioc'dent haa term
inated, so favorably to Girard. Girard
pasted through Albany last night for
Presidio to be mustered out with bit regiment.
WEDNESDAY...... .....
Lebanon.
From tbe E. A.
Harry Wilton, a former well known
young man of this place, is now a big
loggiog contractor ia Washington.
John Roberts, who returned laet week
from Alaska, reports that L.M. Baahor
aad brother and two other men have a
good claim, for which they have been
offered and refused $8,000.
Mist Vena Marts, who haa been visit
ing at tbe home of ber grandparents, Mr
and Mra. Blod'eit. for a few weeke. re.
turned Saturday to her borne ia Albany,
8cott Wallace ia up from Portland for
a visit. His wife died suddenly ia Port
land a abort time since from heart
trouble.
Tbe nine year eld ton of W. A New
ell, lortuer resident of this place, wat
crowned in Salmon rirer day or two
ago.
Crop Report.
The I glit rain which fell on the 21st
although of abort duration, was of great
benefit to all vegetation While the
rain delayed buying in tome sections, it
did no material damage, and the little
harm done waa more than offtet by the
benefit to ihe spring-sown grain. TLe
beat cmn continues la excellent con
dition. There are a few minor report
ol ru-t aud burning, I ut no serious
damage ia anticipated. Harvesting fall
so n wheat has commenced in eectiont
of various counties, am. during the com
ing week it mil! be general. Barley har
vesting continues. Sprint g-Mn is rapid
ly turning yellow and is filling much
better than was first txpected. Oats
continue in excellent condition and &T3
lurniiie yellow lo many sections.
Ilajing is about ev r, and all reports
indicate that an abundant and excellent
cr p bas b ei secured. The -icond crop
ol alfalfa is telog cut.
Flstteiing reports ate being received
in regard lo I he condition o hops, wtiii h
have mare wonderful g:olli during the
last i wo weeks. Hpraying continues and
the lice aie well uu Ur con'rol.
Toe crop conditions in western Oregon
sre promising.
P, S. rGi', Secticn Director.
Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds.
roan and whooping-cough readily yield to
t.. vi ..- r U T L.
VUD l-llHU'VUVUKU l U U. bill flUCUf
a timo and a ive a doenr's but or the no
rtaker'a. Fotby Jk Mason.
1 eitcr List.
Following ia list of letters remuuing
in tbe PoatofSce at Albany. Linn county.
Oregon, July 26. 1899, Persona calling'
for these letters uint give tbe date on which
Ivertised :
Babcock, Mrs Florence Badglev.Mr 8 Yf
Moore, Mi J A Price, M r Powell
Wallace. Mra Wi'llaui Steele. N O
McTaggart, Mr H A (foreign)
Postal car o Mra Mary Crisp.
S.S.Taaiw. P M.
TICKETS.
To all poir t East via
GrcJ t Northern Railway.
For rates, f Idera and f uil information
ealii or add vet
H. F. MtRBJLL,
Agent A I ban v.
Albany Market.
Wheat 48 senta.
Oats34
Eggt 17fleul.
Bcaer 10 to 1J cent. '
Potatoes 60 cents.
Hams 10 emits. -Sides
8 cents.
Shoulders 6 cents.'
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