The state rights democrat., September 15, 1899, Image 7

.... MONDAY
A I'imy ArtiKNT. Sinn Cvii, II. c
drayman, I mud. Lnot rw.liiv 1 toak
Ionia tlihiK down to Spring Hill for
oiiia Imp plckwi inn returned nlltir
lllirk. I n .1ll.lllir'l.ui.li I... u am ...,f...l .1..
In Koln partially off tlm bunk it u placu
wiH-iu niu roim is viiry nirrow, iiu wit
obliged to cut liiit homos Ioonu from the
dray mid com Iioiiio loiivlng the drny
there, t'pim olnif buck tiftor the drny
hn found soma one lind tli roult imru
(MinKclnwiK !nmid it ftirtlwr down (ho
bunk, biidly hrenklitK It mid iIiiiiiiikIiiu:
I, i'i urn uiihmmh in iiiioui f , ri wo men
II Til NIIKIK'I'll'il I . r .I,..,. II I
, I : " -". '.vim 1,1, u ii.ir
ion imimih.m. 1 o tlm poiilUiulliiry in
n ....... ... . . i. . . i.. ...
nml wlfu (o'l'lioi, (Jliw, ;jh m:rvt WIX,
Allmny, fa. him.
ifoliolt . Jhwlnil Hlld Wlflj to 0. K.
nil mil, o ioin in nirk au, ( 0. Add.,
i 00,
W ill. M. Itoll.i II t.i l.llddB (5. liotholl,
-00 sure nmir AILimy, 1. Tlio stump
on tlm latter died Imiiuitud tlint tlio vid-
liniloti wiipi f(i 000,
As Oi'ifM.Mi, HeadrKk' hiuU-r shop
willjie formally opi-ncl Tuesday, Kept,
12, tiom 4 to 8 li. hi . Till irivna Dvtirt'.
body, hidii Hiid ( hildruii hn wull at the
Ki'iitiuiniiii tin oi'tKirtitixty to look
through n ImiidNoini ly furnished, woil
kept barber shop. There will bo no work
dun in tin) shop no 1 11111111,10 souvenirs
will bo distributed union-; tlio Indu-it mid
cuiwren awoiiipatiylnu ilu-m.
- -
I.fo I'nyiie will go tn Forest Grove tliit
week lotmU-r too col i-tfo nt 1 lint city,
liev. V, W, lUdd who in now in tlio
city will noon (jo tot'.-Knx "Wimli.,10 take
charge of the I'. I'. church there.
Mr. LairTlociiMHjn loft this noon fur
McMitiimlUi, where he will continue his
stulie In the' collide of that city.
ieore Hart left thl noon for Van
couver preparatory to'rttunilng to tiie
riiliippino servlio.
Cspt. Willi receivedjo'durs to clote
hi work lit Albany ami lull thin noon
for r-nliriii. Ho secured thrvo recruit
bore.
Mr. P. J. Smiley ri'liiriiJ this doom
from 1'oriUnd, whaiu ulu. ImiUfii vimt
inif for two wiM-kn, mid (nkiinj mim-i-IkI In
Mrucil.innin nrt work.
J. A. CuiiimlnB mid Kdwin toim re
turned Ihlinooi; Irom tbetlUy, wliore
ilivy Imd grt'iil jort cntcliing Almoa
Setting flltHiu or twenty.
li. I. Ifolmap roturned yotordy
from Albany wIhto Ii imploy)d on
aome improvimmti Mn tuadoto tli
wati-r worka iyitiii..-U'nnn.
C. U. Ilarulih tho plioUirnplicr U
lilnntf an ordt-r ftr thrH hiiu.irvd .vlowi
vi vrvuun pcvnury.io W) pill up by a bin
Sun Krancbu-o limua l..r n...
hoik
day
tralo noxt wliiicr.
(tcorija B, Hart li tli flrt uii iubrr of
I Co. to rvxtiili.il In tho l-l.li;
vkv, which ha did laat KoturJay after
noon aim win go 10 Vancouver to bo
in ik I or vd In.
T. . Klylo and family for two or
tbrc yean roaidunM of Albany but who
nwldml In I'ortland recently ,havo movt-d
to Han Franclaco to.rvtido, where Mr.
r.iuio wii continue til wrvicc for tb
Woodmen of America.
William M. Iloag, proprietor of the
aiuauj waivr worm leu rniuruav niKni
n the.overland for Lie home in ban
J-ranciaco. lie fore going he bought of
the Murry eeute, by J. Murry the
JbKchange hotel profwrty.
D II. Jamea.ol the Albany Furniture
Co., pamed tome houre in ourity Mon
day, getting acfiuaiuted with the people
end looking alter busiaeat matter.
jefferaon lieview.
Prof, and Mre ;F. M. Mitchell arrived
W ednreday from AlUny. I'rof. Mitch
w.Ui Kin be principal of the Weiu0
public echool. which open September
leio. Ilia celebrated dog, 'Tele." came
with hlm.-Weton UaJcr.
E.H. Autenrelth, whohai been pool
ellcr at the dutrict fair, held lio Jack
ion county for many year, will officiate
io the Mine capacity at Central Point
next week. He it hard to beat.-Jack-onvl'le
Time.- Autenreitb clumped
Ofiaw. proMcutlal campaign
George Landreth, the barber, and
family returned toAlbany tl.it noon
after an absence o( five year, moatlv
-pent in California. Thev have toZn lt
the Bay several monlln though previout
to.coming to the valley. Mr. Landreth
ha aocented a portion n the (Si-
bSrifter,.0P, b U 'ound
The Modern Traveller met Saturday
afternoon with Mm. 0. K. Kronk .pond
ing an afternoon of more than ordinary
enjoyment. A pleating program wait
bFrani Winr
JnlirTV.L Prof""m lot which wa
S,i,'h6. i bJcSch ,,Mt pronented
7art i lT?ch ."V ,, "'-nte were
the fall and winter with the different
member a they travel through France.
Mr. Pete WIIon. a resident of loet
ine Eastern Oregon for overal yeaw.
Gold If 11, where he i thinking of locat-
!u; 1 110 rc,M,.to Owwllh thiS noonto
vl.it friend before doing .0. Pete wa
one of the "orphan.- h," Albany twenty
22 W,S ? m" 'or' eeve.ayi
year, in the Magnolia mill under J. U.
oiieofthechurclielaBt evening where
there were a number of his old frisnd.
chre "r,00 : e. a
peopfe y PrtioulBr1 n -'
Jiit Pfi00! man Utt Saturday evon
lll m.thar0,e",,,n, of "ndlug one of
the mot enfyable gathering, of the iea
w, rS,wel1 fcopt'on at the roidonco
.LU fwei'o.to Mis Fannie Littlo.
vZ u T i n A001''0! and Mia Mary
1..?.. 10114 of Sacramento, Calif., who
. i .. .1 "peni,'n tl'e Bummerboro
ale and family. Mii, Wood, i superin-
UhiJi-1 ' .O,.!0 .of Sacramento tin.
cnoolB, and both are cultured ladica
WllOm It IS a li.aaiiHA 1 n, i
1 w cipal feature of the evening's enjoyment
r'7""."' j-ionmnio, won uv mist)
oo.lsand the Drmochat man witli 11.
i U'.t,ei! "nJ Mrs. V. M. Rod Held
in the lead at the boobv end. Pretty
prizes were awarded. A doliciom lunch
NRI8 torvutl anil il.. j! 1
, . v"lllniiv UlPpiTBOUJ
... r.ni ruieir uoetunna their Ual
ifornia. friends.
A Fishy Story.
Mine K'ona ItiiMoll wont to finlom
Tuesday to visit Miss Onrrin liru,LI,,
and was projior and natural, carried a
11110 specimen of yUi,uIn bay sulmon
witli which to iimko glad the appetite o'
l.er friend. At Albany Mis Uussell
cbangcid earn, but forgot tlio fUh, but
Agent Joiior discovered It mid started It
','m1" 1 10 ,Uv H.alim lrl in charge of
tliiirl.- tVowder. The latter loft the
hall oiitsido while he searched tho train
for it owni-r, and when 10 returned it
had iliH.ippenred. Aided by a gi.ntlc
manly Ktrangor. Mr. Crowder located
Ihollv,, InaliDtel whither It had Uion
currii-1 by one of Aibnny'M enterprising
land ord-, mid boto it off in trfumph.
Hii ,ng biiHiues at the railroad ofllce. hu
left the sulnion ungiirded for a moment,
and when lie returned it was none again,
mid there wa neither trail nor clow,
llii deplorable Incident has a plain
moral. It is very evldtiit that the po-
li e Of Albltnt lira llah I -...1 ' 1
that the bottfim price is t,, for
...... ,..,. .,,.,, ny viKllors to
Albany will remember m;s Kusseirn
o mi.l keep their hands not only on
tliWrpr-ketl.ooks, but also o their llm,.
mjiiinii J ug.
Real Estate Sales.
T 8 Pillstiiiry loN K Water.. i..
Urownsville
tieo i Thompron to Jane ThompioiV,
200 acres '
100
25
0000
60
007
1500
30
800
000
3300
Mary Tryon to John MacneilV and
wife, HH) acres, 10 w 3
J M llalsuin to John U ISoyle'.'i
lot Lebanon ...
C i rk'hrauioi t,. l'i...,i..'Vl'..'' '.'
lot 1,1 Id 20, IP. 2nd ad, Albany .'
Jo.m?, ,lftmJ 10 J W Kelk-r,
W li Ifotfrto to A Ji
lot, Koilavllte '
Jni!!1'" 10 0urt, LunVuV Co,
W.M ai-r-. Id l. j '
bl 5 . li'm 1m .t Hi...... '
J.H Pearl to C 11 Coble. 111.41
acres....
Usljoni A Co to Nan'cv E Wa-
l'r, sina'l piueo lan, llrowiii
villo.,, M?.-tt.?uritJ ,U:;rJ K"j"K 'iiiird',
..jH acres, Tangent .'
l:h Aldrich to Julm K Urucke. 4
lot ami fU)l Vi
60
750
05C0
35U0
1
400
SCO
J 0 Johuson, by aheriff'to A IJu'sii",
.. "l . l-ebanon.. .
Murry Harrett to S J Wulhe, 20
acre
Oregon to Mury Harrett, 320 acre.
m Ji doltra 10 Frank 11 WaUon.
6 lots, (iohra Park
J 8 Ktump to Tho Q W.I r 1 l',.V
bl 33 IP. 2nd ad '
400
The fiisfc-r rchool epene J this morn
ing ucder favorableuspices.
The new club house of the college, re
ctntly built by Judge Flinn, will run
the coming year by Mn, Wilson Wain.
The Salem Hi and Gun Club have a
landing reward of 25 for the arrest and
conviction of any person for the viola,
tion of the game law.
Eugene raise. Albany a week. On ac
count Of tint I. In l. ..'l-Ll .7 -
o nlng day of the school ha. been
piacea on beptember 25.
Three hobo taken up br tlio police
were eeen on the etreeu this forenoon
1100100. W'AAils. mr it li. I..IU . -I .1..:
their legs. Thee fellow Mem to prefer
uu. 10 Honest work in the w beat fields.
KuL'ene Brown, atc.niu I... i
a sack piling machine, with which on a
trial teat threw mn nilA It ...i.. a.
.. S-ty ln. 7 itefc It t claimed
that IbOO.aack can be piled 24 feet by
three men in a day, which would take at
least eeven men by band.
A remarkable cam i reoorted In v.
gene. A nine year old boy there has
been arrestMi far th li.ii. i .i.
curfew ordinance. It I said thongu not
to M a (VMnmnn . I. - i.f!
. , vn, mi iwt DeiDE an
incorrigible who has been warned time
uu again.
J. R. DoUffla ls'm.ktno mn.n1..l.
t "".!?..t', fairUii week the
uesi eaniou no no ever made. He will
compote for tbe best farm exhibit, tho
. '.Ltc.n vrlo"oi tUe best onion,
for the Burpee wed exhibit, and for in.
dividual exhibits. He has tbe stuff to
was oiuer grower rustle.
iol bv h hcaw wlnii. rn.t .....i...
--. .. .... .vla . M v
ciare it was the most severe storm ex
perienced in 20 yers. Ex.
....... vil. .V...VI.
Mcssn. Halm A Frold of Portland,
formerly of Prineville, have sold a mine
near ML linker in U'.l, in ton
000 cash in hand. Thia nut. them "ixv
yond reach of want for the present and
puts one of our local capitalists to kick
ing himself for nut taking a one-third
into'est in the mine for 15000 when it
was oflnreil tn Mm rvo, r .........
Journal.
The farmers .rnnn.t Aih.nv .ml.) lit .
to tee tbe new free rural delivery system
put in use here. Albany is well sitnsted
a. a center for It. Through the east
much smaller town, have V.
A BOOd manv nnnrla a. innlim. tr,"
ward. Albany a. a place for a residence
on at count of business advantage, and a.
well because of our splendid educational
advantages.
Mrs. Rev. McKillon of Salem ha. been
visiting Albany frienus.
J esse nomine-, a nrnm n.nl nmmn.
To... irn.nin . r . ..
lapy of Corvallis, died Friday noon.
TICKETS
To all poir t East via
Grht Northern Railway.
For'rates. fi Iders and full information
sail o r add 'ess
H. F. Mkrhill,
AgentAllianv
m m
l.inii. 11 I.U , VI
Has turned with uisgUBt from an otber-
1 I l !!.!. . IT ; ..
wiHo lovnuiu girt w uu nil ouensivo uream.
Karl's fInvor Knot. Ten mt r 111ns tho hrnotti
hyita action on the bowels, etc., a. noth
else will. Sold for year, on absolute
guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts.
Fo sale by Foehay A Mason. .
TUESDAY
A Accicent This afternoon Mr.
Iiase Elder wm altlng In threshing
near the city, being on a load of straw
with Pete Kliey of this city, when be slid
from the load to the ground. A pitch
fork wan standing nesr the wagon In the
ground w,th the handle a p. He struck
this between the logs.cuttlng a bad gaBh
and laceraiing him In a serious manner,
He was brought to the office of Dr. lillls,
who dreed the wounds.
CilMWTU AMD MlftHIOKAnr Al.l IAM K,
- Iter. W, O. filevuis and wife of Calif
ornia, will be here this week and hold
meeting in the W. 0 T. V. hall. 8er
vice tomorrow at 3 and 7:110 p. ui.and
Ihursdayat 10 o'clock, 3 and 7:.-!n.
Kev. Hteveris is Knnt .f il,. n -.i .
A. for the Paclllc cosrt. Come nd hear
mem, jr.Virywwjy welcomo.
The new fire cistern at First and Mont
gomery has been completed uoder the
l-oiitmi-t uilli IV I." I... i,... i-
KlU Jicn . good Job of cement work,
anil llml i,ri ,.( ,i.. ., i. ii ,.
uated for prompt service in rate of fire.
ii;iiiiii. uave oeen greatly im
proved renlly for fire protection, and
It is aliout time Insurance rates took 'a
III Ml I, In In l.l. .1 . 1
. ... vvi,.tuuii ij iiiv uiaiinr.
Very few hopconlracts have been filed
in Lini, c lunty, about the only one thin
reason belns one filed today between
Ueorge K Itogers and FabrkNeis, call
imr for three (mirths nt i. n.n . f
cents commission upon a loan of 4 ceuts
yvr ) mi ii ii.
W. A. Long bis sold his drsy businees
in mis cny to a. ij. Ksmxey, who has
takeu cl.aruH f if. M, l.,n I... .....i
the bmiih Urm at Tallman, upon which
isbi nsiuruay, wniie Mr. Kam-
MV ll AITIlnvlna II,. ..f,.,. f.n.l
cupied by Mr. Iong,
Great iinnrnveniHrils sm I . n,n,ln
till l.riiJirn nvrl ,a .l..... l .. ..... a
ing east along Kighth street, at 1U junc-
vro mill i.you si reel.
People having rooms for rent to stu
dent shcjl.l confer with any of the
teachers at the college. There will bo a
big demand for tueia.
See the eoffe display 'at IMcFer o n
Tomlinson'..
The city council will meet tonight In
its tegular bi-weklj session.
Combination Barber Shop open from
7 a. m., to 8:30 p. m , for inspection
every day.
Crook aountv I... ..wl... ..i..
. ... "J -win., uiuiun,
'nk linnell is charged with Uiemur-
uer oi iom juoran on xrout creek, r in
nell escaped and is at large.
Deputy Game Warden Miller offer, a
reward ol $5 for evidence of any viola
(ion of the game law by any member of
be Albany Rod and Gna Club. "
Tbe handeoma w.trh .him
Capt. Phillip by the Knight of Pythia
may be eeen at Will A Stark. It i an
elegant piece of jewelry.
Mrs. Jane Wallace, a medium ol Port
land, wa. recently fined for practicing
Without a licanm. Vtm hati... .),.
resided in Albany for a wbile.
Tbe ladies of tbe Catholic church 'will
Ive an iceerasm anpl.l at . h miU..
- - . IIIIUSHM
pf Conrad Myer Frldy evening neat.
Ice cream and cake will be served from
4 o'clock during tbe evening. Bvery-
oouy invited.
DongUe county ha. alreadr mad It.
tax lew for this m .1 ,k.
p,?.M,n? ,na ty and state at
16.65 mill., the total levy at 22 mill.
Tua asteeement on real estate was low
ered aboot 20 per cent.
Advlcea just received from tbe Blue
River mines announce another rich
,,rLk.' Cuaocty Dale baa broke into ore
on bis claim that shows a free gold plain,
ly. Tbe rock will assay up into tbe
thousands. A large number of men are
now working in the district and ail h.ve
toe greatest confidence to the same.
Guard.
.uT,,,D!,0CRATn,cc,, copy oi
tbe mining edition of tbe Spokesman.
Review mining edition of Spokane and
surrounding. H i an elegantly gotten
up affair, giving aketche of tbe mine, of
which that ! i. ..i i n .
I Nnnkana has I.. . .
I r urwiiiii imi oiidior cen-
ter, a bustling city, with a very rough
wun ua mzt people,
population i. given a.
1880 2,000, 1890 19,000
This and That.
Vlareek'a Snu.r Rnail P.rlnra tnr 1.
cream, confectionery, soda water, cigar.
uu luuaccu.
A laiire and fine stock of clear and la-
bacco at Conn A Huston's. See the dis
play.
When you want a choice steak a nke
rosBtor meat ol any kind, call on Henry
3 rod era. He keeps tbe best.
Go to Verick's shaving and hair cut.
ting parlors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
t) mer.
The best meats of all kinds and good
treatment at tbe Albany Dressed lieef
Company's market, just diwn Second
treet. Good weight and prompt attend
ion.
It makes no difference how bad the
wound it you use Oe Witt's Witch Haiel
O . I ;a : 1 1 :.it. I I 3 i
oaive; n win quicttiy ueai ana itmvo no
Stnaf liAahoi Jtr Mhsah
' 0aDa7 MuM.' . .
i Some of I b results of neglected dyspep-
I tto condition oi me stouiicn are cancer
tie conditions
MlnmmnltA. tittni-t ,1 i mnn ma onrl anilanon
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure prevents all this by
effecting a quick cure in all cases of dys
pepsia. Foshay & Mason.
Mcsic. Mis Miiarea Burmestei
eaoher of pianc nr organ. Bysiem th
Mason touch cud technique. Residence
Fiftbefc set, opposite U P church.
If you have piles era them. No use
undergoing; horribleoperattona that simply
remove the results of the disease without
disturbing tbe disease itself. Place your
confidence in DeWiU's Witch Hazel Salve
It h never failed to cure others; it wiil
not fail to cure you. Foshay A Mason.
I.
It. I.. fVrr,.ll . I!.... I... ... . .
business In thi city. " ' "n a1Cg
onai'n it'.. r,rr,,jIaDd du8bter have
with friend,; ' wee" u
fed ftVto.J ba"6-' om'
Miss Kims Pa.l... ...
12ranfll tl,.,aiUl'puoU to township
u m ' B0US ,,Verai dav
arr ved inA'i,J.0nM.f 'i"1 on ' Portland
InH ? n : U'iD' Doono" a visit
and . re the guests of Mr. John I5rl(tKs.
of the 'eVJ J". 10 tl,e mfn
terd'ay.; ' "' H announcd yes-
Mi Marguerite Alderron of Halem
henoi0''1' ,city' ,1M alMted to
brgPcofe ",M ""-"or o
Hi Klum ha returned from bis south-
I wcklcs, stoie i about
"lm. Ao deaths yet.
will!' 2lJl' Marv,n of Waiteonrg,
Wash., who has been visitinit in the city
and country, left last night for McdfwS
on a visit with her sist?Mrs. Eny.rt.
ni,i-iVi I,,t.er Dd ix el'ildren ar
rived in Albany this noon from the east
btl'Sn6010'--
Mr. David ftrlnl.. T n-. .. . .
I .,. -, .. jiics. i,r dx
thi. morn-
,7,1 .r.i r i ,rinv,l'. former to
visit with Judge Brink, tbe latter tc re
ume her work in '. school, of th"t
iMm'JktV ""KhferKelhe left
the people of this community ;very much
Price 'cT'n "" trHl'"i' "bile bere.
t rice Cor. Pnneviile Review.
wish' ui ll' Vf f Spokane,
biin riT't' 'nd Mr- ViMnm have
but win 'd'0wv"' J"ar. at Spokane
bnt will now locate In Portland.
Dr. E. O. Locke, the popular M. E
preachtr, formerly of PortT.P0d. p.e.ch-
last 8t,nrfr!:!l'rrrn ,n 8,0 'cisco
last Sunday and will now go to Buffalo.
iarsVii. 10 ,!'.e b,M.Mt cl,urch ia hat
large city, li, made a great bit in San
rrancisco.
A reception was tendered Sergeant
er, last Saturday night, at Eugene. On
me same evening a big reception was
tendered tbe new president of the college,
WUlcn the fnnn. ua.i. l: 1 . i .
oanoooclng themselves with the college
Frankin RSki.. .i.. ..,
kii.i i. me oieven year oia
blind boy piaalst. who oeligbted tbe
?rSeir.,,(l tth"of July celsbr.:
lion la thi. nit u.. ...
tV.i i. ' " yr. . uas returnea
to Portland from the east where be has
u.KiBr. vtiiiletherahespenta
month nm P..f w ii. c. .
Chicago. """a o
Bfrs. D. R. v rti.Li
j . , - "-".luuiiip accompan.
led by her son Jame late a privatiin
2rm,5,,.IK8c?nd 6reKn volunteers,
ftrriVeXi in iha ..a i . '
from AlrinT.A "K?!? ,r"?
Und and fattier. Attorney General
-Suteemen'r returnod home Sundy-
Mr. William Peacock of Benton county
1 now having hit hands full giving bis
?Klrt bir,.hd-Jp Wto. Yeitefday
another one of the boy. Clyde, reached
bi majority, and a pleasant party a as
B"J i.n,hi,1 honor. enjoyed by a number
?' ho. t1!? The wher bo o reach
Ing 21 bad been presened with watches.
Clyde received the money to do aa be
pleased.
Miss Russell, depot, P. M. at Y.quina i
i. I j aeei oi ur. ana
Mrs. Adams, while on ber way home
IT'S wiib friends in Salem.
MiSS Russej has mil -. ... ..i
on which some one very unkindly stole
r" ""rr; ?T,U7 'or a lone, Unit
ing that it belonged to a railroad man.
raCtlCl 1flkf. Umalimu ....I - i 1 1
and chain tied to them.
Bishop Duncan will not be in Albany
tonight to preach as has neon announced
uu.uib lo come, not will pass
through the city tomorrow noon for
i. , "' where the conference of the
M. E. church south will be held begin
ning Thursday. Rev. Fenton will go to
morrow nigbt, being joined by the Bish
op at Eugene, where be will stop for a
visit with his friend E. R. Ekipworth
between tbe noon anJ nigbt trains.
Dr. E. R. Earfcei returned "st might
from a trip to bis favorite resort, the hot
springs of Bieitenbush. There are sev
eral campers there yet. Besides the
splendid springs this resort bas a great
advantage in it. hnni;.. .. a.v,;..
. 9 ' - HMUMM "III UDUII.K
grounds. Fine trout are found in the
i 1 1 ., .
viuiuuy, uu wane ine jLtoctor wre mere
four deer eama nn vithin I.. i. .i
tbe spring to be thot, but the men there
" teauer neanea ana made no el
fort to ahoot them.
Edward 0. Alexander, of tre San
Francisco Gad, is shaking hands with old
time friends in this aii .ml i. ,k. .nui
of Geo. E. Good at Ibe'McClallen House.
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JrdtfA 1. P MilhaAn tl.aw PatM4UaUr f
Air. A IftYartriae WArbarl vith ha lata
u iou, wuea iusc paper was me aemo
ciftlic organ of tfcia coudUj and after
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Good on tb. Salem Statesman. Mr. AI-
exsnuer nas Deen visiting his parents at
Lebanon, Oregon, and bis brother Geo
L.,wbo is editor of the Express-Advance
v iuii piace. noeeourg iveviow.
Samuel Smith of Cuburg aged 65 years
was drowned in a slough near his hone
Monday. Appearances indicated that be
had knelt down on the bank of the
elough to get a drink, and lost his bal
ance and felt in. the bank being steep
and the water quite deep.
As was anticipated the price of wheat
has fallen back to it. old price. As
soon as it was learned that the crop
would be sved this was bcuuu to occur.
The price of floor will no doubi do like
wise. Wheat is 48 cents for Lew and 60
rents for old.
Now residences should be built to wee
tho increasing demand. '
Pague's Crop Report, i
Oat. are more Id lured thsn wheat.
barley or rye; in individual case tbe
lors msy amount to 10 per cent, but
taken as a whole the lost is practically
uoiMng.
Fall-sown irrain Is nr.nii..ll -ti
and threshing now proceed under the
most favorable eiritm.i.ni.,. rnii!n
of spring grain ha commenced. With
I..! . il . - r .. . .
mi. wnuier jor iwo week more, tne
grain crop will be entirely secured. Re
port indicate that some of the wheat
has bleached, others that oats are dis
colored, and others that the berry is soft.
As a rule, this I, i. ;:. J lo
calities. The fall-sown grain bas turned
uu juny as wen as in former years,
fepring grain is much superior to the us
ual crop, both as regards quantity and
quality.
The first P.Inver ernn ... ml tn T..I-
and the second is now ready to cut an
m i. h'uu bb mo ursi.
Hang food and pasturage for stock are
very good. Seldom is btcck in better
condition than at present.
Hop picking is a-.tive in all yards. The
burrs are much larger than usual, and
largest hop crop in tbe history of the
state is now being picked. The weather
is Ideal for hop picking and the quality
of tbe hops is practically first class.
Prune drying will begin within ten
days. Prunes are ripeniog. The crop,
as heretofore noted, is email, but it is
good in quality.
The DOtata rrnn ... ora.il. Un.nn.j
by the rains, and an immense ciop is
r-.v.uiDcu. void is msaing good growth
and it, too, will be a good crop. Garden
produce of all kinds was never better.
Plowing and seeding continue. The
soil -is in tine condition to be worked.
Sew Goods. P. Cohen's large and
well Selected stock of n iriwlz has sr.
rived. It embraces late up-to-date
goods, which will be sold, at prices in
reocu oi an. uive,nim a call before buy
ing.
Suear Mr. Gra-lwohl inform, m th.t
be f selling 17 pounds of granulated su
gar for f 1.00. Kow ia the time to buy as
it is liable to eo np at any time. This is
a net cash proposition.
All goods delivered free of charge.
3- HI -Tempered Babies.
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Mrs. Mary E. Smith, of Tacoma. is
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Mr. O. W. Harris. ot!Albanr. madd n
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