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MONDAY
DEATH OF JUDGE POWELL.
Judge J. (3. Powell, Albany's old cat
practicing luwyor, died at hi home at 2
u'utui'k this morning, of a complication
of tlloau, Inuludlng paralysl, at the
advaniMid ago of 78 ycnr. llo only toft
nil ofllco a few day previous to lilt
death, a Justice of iho pirnee trying a
CKio about a week provlou. Albnny
thii lost t oldest lawyer, Judge Pow
ell having practiced litw continually in
I'll city for almost forty year, llo win
born In Now York ststo and came to
Oregon In 18T.H, locating In Albnny In
lilO, nine which time hu linn played an
Important part In tho unbuilding of the
city nud county, leaving a clean rword
for upright conduct and honest dealing,
J. C. Powell we Urn In tho town of
j.ee, unelda county, New York, Auk. 20,
1H21, where he obtained hi education.
Ha studied In In Central H-iuare mid
was admlttod lo I ha Imr at Walertown.
Came to California In 1M0 and two years
later lo Oregon.
In 1H02 Mr, Powull was eluded county
judge, and In 1WU re-elected, serving
second two year with a good record i
such official.
In 1H0 the first , Hy government of
Albnny was formed with Judge Powell
a the II rut muvor, hi associate lu the
council being Dennis liaih, John Bur
row. Dr. Alexander, J. It. Comely, U.
II. Uatmrend H H. Markham.
In I8UH Judge I'owell was elected dls
trlct attorney for tliU district, serving
the district faithfully lor two years and
wan ro-eluoted.
During hi pract ce ha was associated
atone time will. I.. Fllnn and later
with Hon. V. It. Itllyou, for many year
though conducting hi olllce alono. He
enjoyed a large business .n hi curlier
practice.
The record Judge Powell left I a good
one, the part he layed In the history ol
tlii county and valley waa an important
unv, niiu IIIO l'J 10 OUr pCOpIO I e inal
terable. ' 1
Judge Tow ell leave a wife, who U ly
ing in a critical condition, a daughter,
Mr. Fred lliumberg ami a aon J a inn
I'owell, and the entire community, who
will rlncerely mourn hi death.
The funeral will take place at the re
!ence of the dfecanod tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock, and will be conducted
by Itev. 0. It. Stevenson.
d" Maid's Convenon.d.SA
"" "'""rued. Jt might not U
Thoie waa a large audience at the ,ur "veryoouy to try it though,
armory lat Saturday evonlmr to aee the A W.'V meeting of the cltv council
old maldi In their convention a lnu,r. "!"?f Bt.ur(J'J' "nlng to make fuller
i. .I., i-.ii.. r,:...v.r. J rr?'iw n "'"c i maran-
'"" v " ui mo ivHiuuvne uno oi me noma of Jorn Catlin where
Blter. the Itojelle girl, who came here after
The entertainment wn oimnod with h.vlng had the email pox. I itonDina.
iiiiihIc by a nidondidlv trained orcheMtra vcry precaution noiblo I Mnit oimxI
under II. J. Ilopkin, followed by a olo 10 Prv" contagion. Mr. Catlin, who
oy mn, n iiinuru niui a cake walk uy
OtU Uradloy and Vera Auten two very
bright I'.UKune clill'lron, a very artistic
JURYliST.
The following fjury wa drawn today
for the Circuit Ooorl which wl!l convene
in Albany on October 23 s
Albany-A W. Blackburn, J. F.
Aiche, (rank Trite.
Ilolley T. J. Phllpot.
Tangent-J. W. Baldwin.
Lebanon C B. Monfau. n. P. Rtn.1.
wa voccinatea, H aluo rcpjr(ed to have "" '"r Bortenabair,
1 1. - .1 ....... ... I f. ., . . r I I ittgt .wilt. f 11 fl -
affair (hat wa warmly encored.
Then came the convention with
the diaeace In a light form.
Uame warden Onimhv m a.,1,
that tho limit to thn numlur n( l.lr.lu
dele which can 1 killed in a duv
gal from the principal Mute, la co- apply dimply to one kind, but that a
tunic (tillable for the important event, tiuntorcan kill only fifteen of all kind
opllvatlng In the many bright color combined. Deputy game waraen are
mid out of dato makeup. aulhorheoJ to examine game bag that
i ne namca oi me ueiugatu can never nave a loo lull aptear4nce. Bird can
be ronieinbred. Hcm:Ui were made, not be sold, but they may be (hipped a
wnuiuiion iihbmju niiu aoug iuiik. oirw. iuu vj inono anil Uie express COIilpaif
lloiuo prehled and the other delegate 1 fe may receive them for that rjurnoie.
' . ... ... . . . r tr i. .I I - . ' '
were repre.eou.o oy ""''. . Ixiui Wentsi, of Albany, veteran of
uuiiii, Dwii.1, v uy, iiMu- u ,nVj war, I... tm0n tmnliul
..inn lt...il,.i Kilri.rof k.Hu I' llviu,, I . 7 "
I JiAl ii"iL.riR.r ,J "0"th. Application
! f ""'. " vitTV! , wa maue on neriL 14. 1K01 ami the rn-
Miia anil M laa Knlnnr nnArlv u I it . I . : " ..
' ' -. - - - - j - - iijii nam vmniHi nt.K.... id i uihi mm m
i t i . . ,l ,. I rp- v.. ml ,, . -1 . Aauv,
The climax wa
ran into the met
their chair but the delegate from
Texaa (Mr Blotter) who coolly whip
pud her rovolver from her belt and laid
the varmint low. feolo by Me. Conn
and Van Winkle and a duet by Mia
Heinerand Mr. Cluinea were parlicu
Inrly appreciated. Mr. U'llrien retire-
tented the kicking delegate In a realm
. .. If L'.ll- IIIPI I-
liu liiaiuiur buli mm. ioiit, i uuiii
my entiment" were alway timely.
Mr. liurggraf at the close of the con
vention Introduced his human incuba
tor. a marvellous thinir that trantform
ed old maid Into beautiful maiden and
of courao took though sometimes dis-
arterou in It result and not working
when they become too cranky like one
of the delegate.
Tho convention will lona be reuicm
bered among the national gathering in
Albany.
Crawfordsville J. W. UlaM.Uen. Fin.
ley, J. O. Fox.
Halsey Thoi. Brandon.
Mill Olty-S. Bradshaw.
Lyons 3. W. Mitchell.
Orleans-A. A. Hulbert, 0Cat Dilley.
Brownsville-A. W, Ktanard, H. 6.
Ktandih, I'eter Bilher, 0. E. Mason. II.
It. Powell, J. M. Waters.
Lacomb Jacob Klizwater.
Hhedd-FrankHulburt.
Tailman Elmer Pugh.
Harridmrg W M. Davidson.
Hcio Henry Leffler.
Jordan-H. II. Phillips.
rlantiaru Tho. ArnolJ.
Waterloo. J. M. Turpin.
Holjert Bhahan returned today from
Mrs.Nels returned hoire this' noon
irotu eaium
Judge rullcrton of Roseburg, was in I
mo tuy imia noon.
. Merrill (statesman of Kalem la In the
cuy me guest of Mr. Otto Lee.
iff, l arvin came nn thla nnnn Imm I
the new railroad. Mr. Kink has font c'ero to attend to his Albany class,
come from Alaska, where he ha been .Mr. Pete Abbey the veteran hotel man
uiiuiuK am rosneciing. lie joined in I vue iay, naa ieen In the city.
al
wmmnnm''. 1 i'-!v tin i 'nv " " il
could Interpret them, went will rive back pen on from the
reached w hen a mouse date of application to theSpreeent time,
ting, all lumr ing upon amounting to tho nice little nm of 07tt
u. v. nuerman ha acted as Mr.Wentz's
attorney in the matter. Halern Journal.
Oeorgo P. Kink, brother of Hay Biok,
who. It Will be rammiilmrvil ana imir.
dered in the valley last fall w a in Moro
recenny wiwi a view to taking some
minor contracts on the construction of
the ruh to Cape Some and y the fab-
uhju unu rpiiorted Irom that aectlon
r very muph exaggerated. The Dalles
llegular meeting of tl.a W. O. T. V.
tomorrow afternoaii at 3 o'elnck at the
Imports from t e County conven
tion. All are expected to be present.
LOUIS Parker has sons to tha Rnmnl. r
miIhIhh . f . I ft . I
"""a uoar saaer uity.
Miss, Frances Nelon dancrlitop ,.l i.
Homer Nelson is ill with the typhoid lev
J. W. lusick returned this noon from
a Visit 'With his Wife at the Ifelknan
The Kind You Hare Alway Bought, and which has been,.
In one for over 30 years, has home tn signature oi
K. - and been made unaer nis per
ji , onal supervision since its Infancy.
f'CUcJUt A llvor nn rmn tn deceive) TOO In this.',
All Counterfeits, Imitation and Substitutes are bnt Ex-I
perimcnt that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against ExperhnenUj
What .Is CASTOR I
Castorla Is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, IoPt
and Soothing Syrups. It Is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic!
substance. Its age I It guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Feverlahness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the(
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy- and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
genuine fc ASTO R I Af w A YS
Bears the Signature of
Mack Moutcilh was In the city fcatur-1
i day.
Mr. John Grimeof IIarrlburg, wa sn I f!tt h nf linn TaIKai- Crie
I,.ln.u s.. w. MVIUIVIVVIIVVIIVI
The Hunters.
Tlieopcn station for gamo, particularly
ho Ceteatial, was iuauguraUKl yester
day In agvueral way In this part of the
valley y many hunting parttv fiom
this city and other platea. Albany
aoemed to be a center of Oiraliou.
Among thoM who came a long way to
get a hol at the famous Ounce bird
were C. V, Mullins, Pacific ooaat agnl
for the Commercial I'nion Ina. Co., lr.
II. It. D'Marville, J. Leltov Nickel and
another gontloman, one of the in said to
be a millionaire, of Kan Pranciaco, F. II.
lrJ, gvnertl passenger agfiit of the
tireat Western ltallroad, a crack ht,
T. C Powell and tieo. lleuiner. aiffiit
fr the New York Central in Portland.
The dan 1 rnclco men were out yeU4
day and though met by opposition found
places to shoot, particularly after advan
cing a Uo, They got some- birds, but
kenl well within the limit.
It Is said that some of tha bans by
local men were of pretty good dimen
sions. ... ... - "
The number of birds In the fields Is
not a large a In past years according to
the geneial reporta but there are enough
to wake royal shooting when plsces can
be secured for the bunting.
J, N. Btark and wife have moved fiom
Yaquiua to Albany to reside
Mr. snd Mrs. F. t,. Such left on Sat
urday night's overland for Ban Fran
ciaco.
Mr. and Mr. O C. Ilichea returned
this noon from a vacation trip to Port
land.
D. F. Uardman, clerk in the state
land olllce sjent Kunday with his family
iu una cuy.
J. II. Cox, of Knox's llulte, will leave
this werk for Post, Crook county, where
no inienu resiuing on in larm there.
IWn Dodge, the brakeman.haa return-
eu home from the hospital with three
lens fingers, which had been smashed
off by a bumper accident.
Frank Allen left this noon for Wash
ington state, where he will attend the
military school at Vashnn having already
oeo'i mere a year;or two.
J. F. Morria, of Sweet Home, ha
uKncd up a general merchandise atore
in the postolllce building. Mr. Morri
has been in the mercantile buainos for
several years. Prineville Keview
The Long Crsek Ksgle taya : Taylor
Hill, a prominent stockmsn. of Prine
ville, was in tbs city on Wednesday. He
iaouhia way to Pendleton with 5000
For Foot Ball.
A meeting of delegate Iron Willam
ette valley colleges was held in Salem
last Saturday to make arrangements fur
the coming season's playing. Tha 0. A.
C. l'aclilo I'niveraity, of Forest U rove,
Willamette I'niveraity, State University
and A I la n v College were represented,
the latter by Vernon Kemp. F. C.
Wa.tera, of the O A. 0 waa elected
president and C. M. lilshop, of the U. ol
O., secretary. Tho membership fee was
placed at 10 and a 1 10 pennant voted.
The schedule of games waa arranged as
follows with the places lo be chosen
hereafter :
November 11th Willamette Univer
sity vs. Pacitlo University; Albany Col
lege v. Oreiion Agricultural College.
November 18th (jams to be played
between the winners of the two games
played on the preceding Saturday.
November 30lh Game between win
ing team of second game and L'nive lty
of Oregon.
head of aheep which he has told
fcaatern buyer.
Tha ladies of The First Presbyterian
Chun h wil give a "quotation social" on
Friday evening Oct. Oth. To :beheld in
the church. A good program will be
renuereu. ai mission iu cenu, will la
cjuue reireshmenls and program.
r.vernotiy invtieu.
J. C. Oliphant, formerly'of The Dalles
cam down from Walla Walla yesterday
afternoon and left this morning for Port
land. Mr. Oliphant has been in busi
ness in Walla Walla, but save he feel
lost Inland, and w ill go back to his old
occupation as purser ou Hie lower river
eiestners. itie JUaiies Utironlde. air.
Oliphant had charge of the O. It. & N.
olllce at Albany a year or two sgo,
Oregonian: Last Thursday evening'
Professor Edward Milton Lance and
Mias Aloysius Marie Milner were united
in marriage at the home of the bride's
mother, 339 Sixth street. Tha parlors
and diolns-room of the residence were
tastefully decorated with ferns and ever-
spring,
W . M - . ....
u. in . iaU went to Sbcrnin rnnnii
recently on bualneia tnJ nn !.; .;
i , - - - - v
1UL3UA1 u Prents.
Mrs. A. D. Morris left at the Democrat
eitice a sample of millet that is very
large and fine specimen.'
John O'Brien has relumed from Rose
burg, where be has been working for
tne a. v. during the summer.
Mrs. John Altermatt left yerttrday for
ber new home at Centralis, Wain..
i . i. i . . . . .
wuerv urr uusoaoa i aireaay located,
Mrs. fc. D. Cusick and child returned
this noon from Seattle, where they had
been aeversl weeks, on account of the
aeain ol Jirs.Uusick s lather.
TL. L- , it..., .. .
. ii c ii unicu ui n ooocrait neid a
piesssnt social last evening after their
regular meeting with sociability sod re-
ireinmenta.
Mrs. M. A. Bsrris, of Hatcbinson,
Minn., is In the city vis'ting Albany
iriends alter banog been in Salem for
some time.
F. W. Ros who has been at Inde
penuence lor seversl month, is In the
tuj, nu win toon go 10 Baker uuy or
eumpter to reside.
Lee M. Travis and Lawrenp.a P.rlmnn,
son left lsst night for Ann Arbor, where
they will take a complete course in tbe
taw ueparimeot ot the University ol
Micnigan. Jbogene uuard.
A reception lv the memhera of tha M
E. church will be given to tbe pastor and
family, at ' tba parsonage on Tuesday
evening, October 8, 1699, at 7:30. All
members snd Iriends of the church and
pastor and family are cordially invited.
OeorgeConkey, of Dallar, and Owen
S9
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
nc etmrrmum eMMm. rr wmut mmrrr. mrm eirr.
Hon. Tolbert Carter, one of tbe Wil
lamette valley's best pioneer citizen
died at hi home at Well, In Beaton
ounty this morning, after an Illness of
severa, contbs, st the age of 7.1 years.
The remark Is uotvertsl that the state
has lost a good man. one who did much
to help build it up.
Mr. Carter came lo Oregon in 1845
and during his long residence in the
late made a record that I a heritage to
hi lamtty. lie was slate tens tor st least
twice, being a member of tbe "bold up"
legislature, and back in 1882 and we be
lli ve was in tbe Igilature on other oc-
caslona.
Us leaves a wife axd seven children.
all married; John oi tbe Wells store,
Perry and Virgil near their father's
home, Klvln in Eastern Oregon, Mrs.
Robert Hodicee and Mrs. Robert Wil
liamson of Wells, and Mrs. Kobert Tay
lor of Independence, and all who knew
bim to mourn bia death. He was a
brother-in-law of County Treasurer
Jack of this city.
Hi lunerai will be held at the farm
resident- tomorrow at 2 o'clock p.m.,
under the eoi pices of tb Bantiatcborcb.
ol which he bad been a member for
many years.
to an I Delason Smith Cabin N.B. O. meets
HOME AND ABROAD.
Dr. J. H. Erskine has moved his office
into the Foster's block.
There are sixty students in the state
medical college.
Mr. fii.nler Stewart nas purchased
the interest of bia partner in the bicycl"
repairing business and store and will
ran it alone.
A deed was filed today iraoeferriog
tbe Exchange hotel property from J as.
B. Morry to W. M. Hoag, lor tne earn
0( 75U.
Th 35th inf.ntrT left Portland today
nn Kikh and Rio for Manila the first
transports to sail from tbe northwest.
Tha .Trod ot tha Presbyterian ennrcn
will meet In Salem beginning October
12. Kev. H.I.. Reed ol ibi city i down
for one addree. The Presbytery ol the
church will nnet in Aloany on the 10th.
Recent Benton county sales are: R.
A. Murphy to B.F. Sanders. 24 acres near
Albany, c-. iranuio u . .
Mnroby, small tract Westol Albany,
$10.
Small Annoyances J
fret and worry J
one. Ccurmilk t
everntht; r.o
milkman In tha t
ncrnir-; r.o ,
cof::c;r:-:
'f
T-
m . . t 4 lh.
next Saturday night a, 7 :30 In the O. A. BjAl,' c.er" h Jd ge Vowel, of t"h. W.".t Albsny
k t i . : shipaintbeetoreof 8. E. Young A Son. district, will be appointed by the county
The Marion county circuit court a as Mr. Oon ikey is an experienced clerk while court during tbe regular session of the
formally opened yesterday with a fair Mr. Stalnaker is a novice. court tb is week
sited docket ahead. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. p,nu. i
Linn County Council meeU next Sat-1 for their home south of Corvaliia. ah.ra I n,. hi nH ha. ol tha ovrr.and. bav-
nrday at Faiemouut Orange hall one I they will farm tbecomina year. Last 1 ina been tied to tbe railing. It seemed
A goo J tune is eventna pleasant farewell party wa I to like the situation, for it crowed lusti-
at their borne by the I It when the train atopped.
A farmer'a team ran away this alter-
mile north of Albany. Aiood time la
expected. I tendered tL em
0. D. Aoatfn will open a bowlins alley ra,t L IM Msccbees and other
opposite W, B. Stevens A Co.. tonhibt. ,rna". lne' uk with them tbe best
Out inc tbe day the alleys base been I ""L'0" m mmaJ or Dig wneat crops etc.
thrown oien to tbe public fre Mrs. W. 8. Thompson and daughter
James r.. Powell, of Una eountv. ,e" "M" ? 'or davenport , Wash..
bookkeeper, yesterday filed a petition in oppiog on in galan, for a few days
bankruptcy in tbe United States court.
His lisbtliliee amount to S36S6.C-8. and
his assets tc 25. Oregonian.
Fielding 8. Kelly, of Portland, has
been sent here by tbe Salem Flouring
Mills Co. to take charge of the spoiled
wheat left frem the fire. He will care
for and dispose ot tbe propertv to tbe
best advantage of tbe owners'. Salem
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greens for the occasion. Miea Ora Du-W0010"1'
ttruillo, of Albany, a cousin ol tho bride.) The Minnesota troops are expected to
was bridesmaid, and the groom was at-1 pass through Albany Thursday or Fri
tendod b? his brother, Mr. Bert Lance, day on their way home. Minnesota and
as best man. Miss Selma Milner, sister Oregon fought hand in band in tbe Phil
ol the bride, waa ringbearer. Rev. Fa-lippines and hence flowers should be
titer liiack, ot the Uathedrai, penormeu uroppra in tneir pamway as they pass
the marriage ceremony, aocoruing to the 1 through tbe state on their way home.
Homan Catholic ritual. A wedding sup-1 The Governor and other Washington
ter was served. Mr. and Mrs. L.ance (officials psssed through Albany last
wnere sue win be joioed by ber bus-
band, when they will proceed to tbtir
new howe. where Mr. Thomnann'a imh.
er will also reside, be having bought a
arm urnr totre.
U U. Carl, of Kosebnrg, atone time
the Douglaa county agent for the Farm
er auu lercuai.is insurance Co., pass-
ru luruugu Aioany tors noon Irom lw.
son. loauea aown with aoid. tha nm
man Irom Roseburg who hat atruck it on
the Klondike, aod as nearly as caa be
learned oart made a big cleanup. He
presented Rev. W. D. Fsnton, a former
neighbor, with a fine nugget. Mrs, Carl
met aim nere.
noon, at tbe St. Charlea corner taking
un the dray of Mr. Ramsey, and all lour
horses were floundering in, the street.
Very little damage waa dene to the prop
erty.
Eogene Loper, the McMlnnville man
to whom waa ascribed each wonderiul
eats in walking and rnnnicg loug dis
tances, hss been taken to tbe asylum.
Those stories certainly Bounded a little
off.
The seventh anoiver'a.y of the organ-
ination of the Ladies of the Maccabee
will be celebrated tonight at the bail,
when a program will be presented and
refreshments served, tsch member
baa he privilege of inviting three
friends.
Prof. C. M. Coll'er, of Eugene, arri
vsd in Salem yesterday, and has accept
ed the position 01 proiessor 01
First Gun Ac
will be at home after October 8. at Ne
hnlein avenue, corner East Fourth and
and Sollwood streets.
The first gun accident of the open sea
son reported happened near Jefferson
yesterday, Ben and James Bucknoll
were hunting pheasanta and were near
each other when the former in letting
me namnieroi uis guu down accidentally
Tonight, fair and Tuesday, fair and
warmer. River 1.3 feet.
The barometer waa the highest this af
ternoon it has been for several months,
indicating good weather.
Several cases are reported ot threats to
the entire contents going into the right
foot of James, multllating it so badly
mat 11 waa necessary t nave it amput
ated. Dr. llawk, of Joffcron, performed
the, operation taking the foot offlat the
ball. Mr. Bucknoll is a married man,
and hence tho accident is particularly
an unfortunate one.
let it slip and the weapon waa discharged, I arrest for trespaat committed yesterday,
Last night a thief helped himself to
two robes, a blanket and a : bicycle
lamp out of the wagon of Judd Ross, of
of this city.
Sheriff Gage passed through Albany
yesterday noon for Salem, alone taking
to the state penitentiary hd. White sen
tenced for fifteen years, Drew for five
yeats and Nosier for four. They were
heavilv ironed, and the sheriff stated
that they would all be placed in jail
either alive or dead. And they were,
alive. s '
The rurr or has been current at Astoria
that the Astoria company, an organiza
tion with a capitalisation of $20,000,000,
with O. P. Huntington, J, Pierpont
Morgan, John Claplinand A. B. Ham
mond as stockholders, is to erect a mam
moth paper factory and pulp mill near
Astoria. Tho rumor is believed by many.
Judge Ilennesey this morning fined "W
E McPherson, of the Oilman house, $10,
for knocking Mrs. Steele down stairs.
Mcl'herron was tried ond found guilty a
few days ago, but sentence waa not
passed until today. The evidence in tins
case showed that McPherson made a
most vicious and cowardly attack upon
tho old woman. Telegram.
A new Circuit court case is that of
Thos. Allison agt. John B. Hull, W. R.
llilyeu attorney for the plaintiff. Fore
closure of mortagege.
At the mooting of the K of P tonilght
there will be work in the first rank. All
members are requested to bo present.
By order of the 0. C.
There were reported two very lively
fistic encounters in the city last week,
one over the night whistling of A neigh
bor as he passed, the other a saloon row.
Mark Gary brought home with h'm
from Africa as presents for friends and
relatives some beautiful specimens of the
fewolers art. Lions' claws, shark's teeth
autifully mounted in pure gold, cuff
buttons of gold pieces bearing Com
Paul's profile and other curios making
nn interesting collection. Prinevillle
Journal.
night for San Francisco to meet the
Washington volunteers who will be
taken home at tbe expense of public
spirited citizens. Geo. u. Piper, mana
ger ol the P. I , was in the party.
E. L. Moon, electrician and light man
in the employ of tbe Grant's Para Water,
Light & Power Company, was killed
shortly before 8 o'clock yesterday even
ing, while working tn tome new wire,
being replaced on account of the recent
fire.
sciences
Adrian Jacks left todav for Portland I in ti Wil.amette University, to suc-
and Vanwiver.to visit his brottur Glen, Iceed to tbe chair lately marte vacant by
ofthe SSth infantry before leavine for the realisation of Prol. L. G. Cochran.
Manila on one of the transports which Statesman,
bare just arrived for the purrose of tsk-
iugtbe regiment there.' Glen is the iV.i':Z, JT n KrV rlS.
reg:meotsl barber an', is doing a fine
business among the soldiers, tred Jacks
snother brother, is ststioned at Fort
Canby. He is to be married next week
to a young laiy ol Portland.
. The reception of Rev. W.J. Fen ton
and wile by the members aod friends of
toe oouiuern aietnoaiei church was ' a
ve'y pleasant anair.
itev. r en ton waa
Tk. n r ... 1 1...-! I ainuu rememDerea in nouna donation.
iup uirtniu uhuimi uui ive imrin uui . I ... . ... :
oesa at Portland yesterday under favor- i 1 f" ! U,..!. "Jr "'"dered :
hi...M... i- ,. I Addreja ot welcome, DrFEAdams:a
ii.uiii,BUUjn. tuv iU IU' CGK X rAV&f
auspices. Among
are Prof. E. G. Clark, professor of opera
tive deotlstry, O. R. Templeton. profes
sor of elioical operative dentistry and E.
P. Geary anesthesia and physical diag
nosis, all formerly of Albany .where they
got their start in life.
The funeral of Judge Powell was st
attended this afternoon by a large con
course ot our citizens, Including tbe
members of the bar in a body, by whom
Judge Powell was held in the highest js
teem during the many years of his con
stant practice with them, and students
of the college of which Judge Powell was
a trustee. The services at tbe house,
were short but impressive, after which;
tbe remain were laid at rest in the city
cemetry with universal sorrow among!
those who knew him.
An Albany groceryman oat hunting
yesterdsy Is teported ta bave mistaken
a red headed hog f r a Chinese pheasant
and came within an ace of having a
meat bill to py, but fortunately he did
not pull the.lrigger.
Meeting, Mr B F Hartman ; instrument
al music, Mrs Media and sister ; address,
subject, Tbe Methodist Clsss Meeting,
Rev J L lones, of Dallas; address, sub
ject, TbeEpworth League, Bey H C
Hyatt, of Corvalhs; address, subject,
Sunday School Work, Hon E R Skip
worth, of Eugene; instrumental duet,
Palmer tlsters.
Band Kotick. The memberi ot the
band will meet at their ball at 7:30 this
evening, for organisation and practice.
The Telegram says that it ia a pe
culiar fact that all of Portland's hunt
ers who were out after pheasanta got
exactly fifteen birds each the man wi tb
th scrub outht the same as the man
with tbe $500 gun and dog. Tbe intima
tion is p'ain enough that it is not belie
ved that the crack shots keep within the
limit
The yacht race between tbe Shamrock
and Columbia was declared off neither
finishing within the limit. The Shsm
rock though lead.
burg, irom uawson. ian s cmuup ia
now given as $20,000, of which f 11,000 in
dust will be exhibited at Roteburg. Carl
came out with one of tbe famous Berry
Brothers, who brought out 2,200 pounds
of gold.
Frank C. Brown, representing Jobn
stn, Cowdin & Co., wholesale ribbon
dealers, of New York city, spent yester
day in Salem, going to San Francisco ou
last night's train. Mr. Brown only
makes the largest cities throughout tne
We-t. Sa'ein Statesman. Wb!ct In
cludes Albany. .
BORN.
RAW LING S. On Monday, Oct. 2, 1899,
In Albany to Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Rawlings, a daughter.
MARRIED.
STEWART- FRONK. -On October 1,
1899, at the residence of C. F. Bigee,
iu Sweet Home, by Elder Horner, Mr.
Henry Stewart and Mis Monna Front
two ol Linn county's popular yuuun
people.
They have tbe best wishes of many.
KROSCHEL FRETTYMAN.-Oa Sept
ember 80, 1899, in Corvallis, by Judge
Woodward, Mr. Lcuie Kroschel and
Miss Lena Prettyman, both of Benton
county, opposite Albany.
They have the best wiehes ot many.
SUMMONS
Is THI1 ClKCVIT UJCHT Of TBW STATS 0B
Oreo a row Lin Cochtt.
Depart men? No 2.
Thomita Allison. 1 latnlin. v. yliii R
Hall and Grace Hall, bis wife, defendants.
To John 0 Hull and Grace Hall, the
abo aamid defendants.
IN TBE NAME OF 1BK STATE OF
Oregon, you are berby notified and required
tc be and ap, ear in the above entitled
court in said suit, aod anawer the com
plaint of tbe above named plaintiff in said
cause now on file therein, on er before the
17th day of November, 1899, and you are
hereby further notified that if you fail to
appear and ansavr raid complaint as
alortsaid, for wtnt-bereforetbe plaintiff
will taae a decree against you for tfce re
lief prayed for in raid complaint, towit:
For a decree of said court foreclcm g the
mortgage deecribed ia Said o.fc plaint
herein, and forever barring yon atd tach
of you and ail persons claiming by .through
or under yon or either of you, tr said
Simptou Peaison, since the date of said
mottgage described i said complaint, tf
all right, t tie, iutete or equity of le
demption in or to ibe said premises de
smoid in said complaint and mortgage
tnerein described; said premises beinx de
scribed as fellows, towit:
The North ball ot tbe boutoftt t Quarter.
Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter of
Section seventeen.and the Noitbeaat quar
ter of tbe Northeast quarter of Section
twenty in Township 10, South of Rao-e 6
East of the Willamette Meridisn, rontain
icir 160 acres of land according to the eot-
erameut survey thereof; and nineties; that
said Unas be sold by the therm of Linn
county, Oregon, at d tr.e proceeds thereof
applied, first to tbe payment of the costs
and charges ot makug such sale and tbe
costs ana dUbur'. ments ot said suit, sec
ond, to tbe payment of 5SO.0O as a reas
onable attorney' 'ee for instituting said
suit; third, to be payment to said plain
tiff of tbe mm ol $600.00 in U. 8. gold
ooin. to get h -r with in erest thereon in like
gold coin at the rte of ten per cent per
annum from tbe Hlth day of March, 1896,
unUlraid, and lor a judgmtnt. against
you ai d each of ou for tbe costs and dis
bursements herein and for cuch other ani
further relief as may be m:-et to equity.
This summits ia served upon you ly
publication for six consecutive weeks prior
tb the .8th day of November, 1899, in the
States Rights Ukmocbat3 weekly news
paper of gtnetal circulation throughout
said Jcounty and sh te, printed and pub
listed at the city ot Albany in Linn coun
ty, Oregon, by on'er of Hon tieo U Barton,
0o.iniy Judge of Linn County, Orrgon,
which; order beam date Oct. f nd. 1899,
and that tl e said Hon Geo D Barton,
jaJe of tail county, in said order for the
pahlical:on of ald mmrnons upon you, bas
p eto d lbs 1 7th day of November,
189, as me time on or before which yon
shall acpear and answer raid complaint in
said suit
'lhdate rf the frsi yiiblication of thi
sum oops in 8m id texspaitr is October
0 b, 1899
W. R, BrLTrn,
Attorney for Plaintiff .