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The life Bakery
J ULIUS
-Uuderjthe uewtnan.-i.'. rReni of-
I Manufacturer of Choice Cigars
mo,
AND DEALER IN-
F
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Bid
AND liti
f WES i
Gw
MASTON, PHYSICIAN !ANI SUK-
ceon. A!nny,
ELLIS, PHYSICIAN .AND SI Kr
eon, Aiwu.y.vi ;
GENERAL SEWS.
-IIP-
; 'ton Albanv, Oregon, othcc over Grad
wnhrs store office hours, from S a. u. to J
P. M.
Resolutions of the Portland Board
of Trade in Congress.
moke i4-Ts:rs Fi.ons.
WHO KEEP i
Aiuilliiieoffh ice family"
provision .
;rocenes;
and
Ci"ar, Plus: an't nuikinir Tobaccos. "M
full line of Smokers-' Art:
mini and rJriar
Also iU'iiIpv in
Fines, and a
TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next door to iSurkhart & Keeney's Heal Est
.Alii UHiuil
flnu
TV5 K . McAUSTSU HAS LOCATE.;
his ot'ii-e on the corner' of First ami
Broa-'alom siroe's. '"' "- -store,
where he cum he fouml when not pro
fessionally engagsd.
-V r Rs" ME. McCOY.M. D.UOWEOPA I MIC
i i ,.hvun, otn-.-e ami residence corner f
First and Ha kt-r streets, Albany, O-. (.'brcrm
disease a specialty. Consuit.-tion tree. Oi-fi.-e
hours: 10 to 12 a M and 2 to a l'. M.
The Old Congress HaU of Centennial Fame
Burned-An ither Eailway Disaster
Old World Notis-
Wariiing to Militiaman.
Fort Niohhara (Ark.). May 23.
lYtvare lioolahalan, ot company
"A," Eiglith infantry, was fatally
shot yestenlay while on target
duty.
Historic Buildios Burnett.
PmLAViFUMiiA, Mav li.J. A nro
this niornmsi oest-royeu i-in out
conjiress halli oi centennial fame.
The building was of brick and four
stories high. Several buiiclmys
adjoininvere damaged.
HERMANN AM THE fsOLlMF.KS.
STATE GRANGE-
Proceedings of the Second Day's
Se: -ion at Salem.
x: Ot
e, Albany, Orcs?on.'-.
Can ea nneapples,
Choice
( J. liAKTLEY, M. !., OFFERS HIS
J- services to the (,'e,'rt cnizens of the
vi jinit i of Tangent, unn wuni viw".
ATTOKXEVS.
. - . , , . .n.. .1 v- - a
I i- I- X- l:i Ai'K ill I Al Uli.NK.1 -A
is ... f i-iiimi i men in i t - n .
v:-T;,n. ; Viii'iee in nil ..-on i in)rovenientR be continued in
The Hf"ai.!i"s Special Hispatclies. I
WAsniNtiTON. May 23. The fol
lowing resolutions were introduced
in tbp sf.nn.te to-dav: Resolution
of the board of trade of Portland, ceiveti lrom
Oregon, asking for a large appro- inaun
priation 'lor tne support oi ui
revenue marine. Also, resolution
of the board of trade of Portland
praving that the river and harbor
We aio in receipt oi a letter i'-om
Mr. A. D. iiytc)t ttcio, givmy ibe
followiur extract from a letter re-
Couuressmcn ller-
STAXJM.XC tOUIIITTSKs SAMEI5.
Election of Officers- A Detailed Keport o
the Day's Proceedings-Distinguished.
Speakers, Etc.
Ornamentei! cakes for
Wcflnf mis and Parties.
Salmon hellies, mackerel and salt fish of ai!
kinds.
FEESH BASED BE1AB
Jljverv X)av.
WILL BROS
o! tlic siatc,
business.
and cive special attention to :
WOLVEBTON & IRVINE, A ITOIiNEYS
at baw, Albany; Or.-Oifice in rooms 13
and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. lilain s
store. .
Dealers in ail tlie leading . .
al merchandise.amiiiniinion,tnsii
and
es,
MUheet lnvsic, music
in taek?e, etc. AVarranied
pocket knives,
Guns, Pistols, bewing laclm
AjfullLine!of
XEEDLJJS, MAC1I1X OlLSlandEXTllAS.
LINK COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE IMSURAHCKCGMPANY.
Ruairin.-,' of sc-insrmacluncs, nmsii ulinetrimM-nts ;,'i:np, etc, neatly
razors, butcher
Oil
n j f
TEAS and COFF2.
IS,
'done
T K WKATHOUKORI. ATTORNEY AT
, law, Albanv, On-sron . otiice i" O'"
P i'low.s Temple. Will' practice in all the
.r.ris of thestate, and especial attention
to all business
"l i KWEitr. piJACTICAb WATCIIMAKE
XI. and jeweler, Albany. Oregon,
Ion will Save Money
-ry TAKING YOUR SEWING M VCHINES
l-k ...ti,n.m;rpr R V. Par-ons. at Sixth
' a :. ;.. .,.., streets. Albanv. OrC''.n. Good
satisfacrion or no pay.
For s:lr.
SPAN OF HOUSES. 'HARNESS A N I
.', :' r-u for solo, cither tc;;ethcr or (epa
rafe'v as will suit purchasers. For iiifoiir .-fion.'.-all
at this oliice oral the owners store
at Spier. .
chartre of the army engineers.
Petition of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union ot houmern
California, asking a repeal oi u
internal revenue tax on alcoholic
liquors. Petition of the faculty of
the University of California in
favor of the international copyright
law.
THE PRESIDENT GOES VISITING.
ont and Mrs. Cleveland
left Washington this morning for
Philadelphia to attend the Presby
terian anniversary. mey m
hold a reeej.t'o i at Overbrco''. nis
aft -rnoon. The pr sident will re
t.irn to-morrow, but Mrs. Cleve
land will remain with friends in
Philadelphia for about a week.
A HKM B-K IAKSX.
r, , , tmMm
, no best Soar in the Market 1 i64rt:
lv, lYV'i i va.xi
G. L.
REVERE HOUSE, Al.UAXY, OR. CHAS.
lf..ilfi!i- Prou. Onlv ;irst eclass house
in the citv. Larife sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinainuii employed m too
kitchen. General stage oih. e tor Corvallis.
ccessoi- to E. W. baimdon'
--DF.AI.KK IN-
... .( RES Oi LAN 1 Sl'H ATE1 ' 1"J
U.) miicseast of AH.ai.; ,mar the orc-on
i-ui'.n A. :.iti ac.es in nilovation, a'ui
...i.!uiiBh.ili..-Uiit wi-.ler and timber lor JJcii-
a use. Wouid make t'-ur pun
I'rice. P2.0O0. wl'.h leinis it. suit pi.il.a.-cr
j Kor pari iciilars apph t J. ' '"s.
I -,-,'jf KO' "-WW, VK: KKiNAKV SI'!:
i V tfolin, Al'.auiy, Oregon. Gradual.; of Cei
i man and Americrai colleges.
A Itturuwr Ksrapes Hie ..tMows nj !
lroiiiiviS Xwl loCet Itrnnli.
Topkka, May 23. A pardim has
been issued bv (Jovernor Martin
to ('harles P.. Rot rock, who killed
his wife a number of years ago,
while under the influence of liquor.
A peculiar feature of the pardon is
that the povernor issued it upon
condition that Rotrock will forever
abstain from the use ofir.toxicating
Such a condition nas
i
Mgs, Paints, Oils
Perfumery and toilet article,
so a. full "line of books am'
s.atimiTy. perir.dicul. !.
Trericriptioiis carefuiij
i-uinpouiitled
IN GOO FELLOW'S TEMPLE.
;,,anv Micron
lost.
ACCOUNT HOOK RETWEEN
.hones Wallace anil 'misei i- '"""
on the v. agon road i.eC.vecn a many
and C.itra Si:i:ioi or m Al. auv. Uu-ti.m. i
will l'lcase n turn tin' same to S E. Young.
AN.h
ii.nnrs- r-UCH
never Dcmre neen iuinnw
"ovcrnor of this stat?. bMt the at-rornev-jieneral
advised the govern
or that the condition would be sus
tained by the court.
Your favor is received. My
speccli before this cor.res vvill
probalny assure our om wmieis ui
my position in regard to govern
mental justice as to them;
"Tnis leads us to be remembered
by those brave men who have pre
served us ia war. Several hundred
thousand veterans of the h:te war,
stilt survive, and a few also ol other
wars. Age and intirmity will soot
he the lot of all as it is now o.
most, with poverty and pain the
cornpaion of many. Already the
apijuiung net f anuounceu mat
ten tboiwiud i U.-i patriotic men
are itm ! somsnoust-s una
hospitals, audio;; here a reluge and
support, denied them by the gov
ernment which they saved. The
no till ri mils .it the thought! It
seems incredible that, a solitary
man of that noble throng who
vaiuuteered their lives ior tbe
republic, should now in its hour of
supreme prosperity ana in men
days ot aoveisuy an'-i nusim .uu-- o
sulfered to become subject ot
neglect and ingratitude. Tiiey can
well recall the day when the tn-as
ui v of our nanin was uot tmiy
i without one dollar of surplus bur.
was in debt, ..mil paying ruinous
interest to maintain its credit. The
work of the ld soldier maintained
the integrity and unity of the na
tion. As the old emperor said of
Womt-."l found it in orick aud 1
left it in marble." So our old
veterans of the legions of the war
c, rUnt thrv found their cov-
,uu oi v u"v j
i: AM KH I LUtiU.
N
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
aTAt .John Fox's -old stanil.
lew brick.
iow Fl nn :
The Red Front.
TAVEEDALE fc Id 1 ' K 1 X S.
! hmlwiire, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Copperware. i
iron pipe, rubber hose and pluinbintf roods.
Pu m is
'i.-bi-u'tcd -Early Rreakfust" took stoves and,rana:cs,
i-atina: stoves. "Albany, Oresron.
Sole asjfiits for tin-
and "Vaultlets parlo.
ICIrclion ofir!-.
ot'ce is ui:i:i;p.Y given that on :
the lirst Momi.t.v (the 4'h dirt ) of Jul c,
at t .u usuii pi;nu onni i ".
eoi-Mtv of I.'ic an election 'il! Ik- li-id for.
tat'" County and Precinct oibctrs as i'.,llows,
to-wit: '
One member of congress,
Oi.csii; ro:ne judge,
One district attorney,
T nrce n in-cssntatives,
One county judge.
Two commissi one. J,
One clerk,
One r vonler,
tine sbc'.lV,
One tr-. sirvr,
One c-sesLor.
One sc .. -.. erinte ulcii',
One so .t'V'i ,
tine oro -c"."
One jus m c o the pc.e:c in ' ' precinct,
:ine con-table in cch prccim;. ., , .
vi-.Ti "'ill 1-e ne o " - '' r
and will coiitoiuc in ii' i oVb e:.
.on or i in- sun:.
r. Wlrch
Vast jeainaiiT-s to frops, Kanroas
iinil BnilliB'? i Stansiis.
Van Uvken, Ark., May 23.-The
heavy rains have washed out l.lHld
feet of bridging near Mountain
liny. At Cnico the sixteen stall
round hou:.3 was swept away. At
W indsor miestsof W'syss' hotel had
t wade "through water and take
refuge in a box car. The founda
tion of the hotel is sinking. AH
br'niges are unsafe and no trains
have arrived for four days. Crops
and fences are washed away where
ever rain clouds burst.
Special to the Heralp.
Salem, May 23.-'f he second day s
session of the Oregon State Grange
assembled at the hour named and
wasepened by Overseer J .G.Powell. ;
Judge C. E Moore, ot Beut
cunty, made a report iu reference
to the Agricultural ;College, ar d .
submitted a resolution upon the
subject, aud moved the reference
to committee on Agricultural Col
lege, carried.
. Judge Moore asked that Mr.
Stump, of Benton courity, be ac
cepted as a member in his stead,
which was voted.
The committee on good of the
order reported recommending the
remission of the dues of Mono
o-ranre. and the committee on or
der of business reported, both, re
ports being adopted.
Hn. J. Vourhees, of Marion
county, was made a voting mem
hi r in tbft nlace of Hou. Charles
i lU!er,who ctuid not be present.
Worthy Secretary Dewey, oi tne
Calilornia State Grange and ediior
of the California Patron, who had
arrived on the morning traiu, wai
introduced and cordially wel
comed. Lecturer Hayes read a very ab.
repo-.t, embracing all topics of in
terest to the order.
The matter of au organ for t;.e
State Grange, was sent in by Mar
ion county, Pomona, was brought:
I up and referred to a special com
mittee.
Several resolution 5 in reference
to legislative matters and changes
in tiic organic law were read and
referred to appropriate committees.
AFTERNOON SESSION
At 2 v. M. in accordance with
srpecial order, the grange proceedeU
1
tnc mornnig
in the aft:- o
I'-ated this
-A LIVE
1
iiiiii. tli&M of Discoveries
2iith da of April. 1
.1. P. GAL-
. V ITil,
iiv Clerk.
1 1 ft K J ---i:
1,1 L I . 6
uiiiiiiiTiina uiv, .
tO 1 II I L 111 'J S J . V .m. S m . t J L- - - . 1 V 1 U U r, I B r I U V
! 7 -rr-T b W.iM-X"i l()j T' Tl.c motto of California means "1 . )
IA 7 TU g iT'- ! I ha-, c found it." only in that land of
. , C TJ tVK-lkW1 I I 'sunshine, where "-orang ,.-,i u,, l'-g :
T ATA V C5-3- r&r" t- J8, J-'ol.ti.'srapel.looman.I ripn arid attain ',
L1YG 1 CDW M. 3$!
n.siswh,, Albany is at j SK M 'TAV:
:,vA u. order to keep ;-ei- h the : gS?fe4 :I.o r.,.,-, of -i-bs, as.hi.,,. and J
i'v.-l-r times ill this ci'y, - I- : - i S'SSfiMW t tf -umpti' n 1'rt-I.jty A M.mm.ii. f .M- i
... thai iie n av b:.s tin- Uil eonqd-lr. ( T'- " u ii,!"!,i,i'-' n'r-
a'i.1 dirab;f line of fnniiPtre in the j V''kQB- d ! it under:, snifu.intee at :-i
yjulev. Ui- doubt,- salerooms In Vro- ! Z7&m, . 'r i.r.,. for .-- TA !
i,,VrlUmies,"iii new''p"ru'n.s.'' line fe, C I CTii " ;
d v. itii an eh L
furnittirc, eiui-i.-I-.ew
jci'u-rns. line
ind .ii-tiU'o frame, wuow ..:airs.
c.isv rockers, marble tables, braekc!--,
eie. etc. An exa rn i :'al ion of the stucV:
will show thi.- t be trite in every re
speet.
FOR NEURALGIA.
The German Scholar, Dr.
RICHARD OBERLENDER,
LEIPZIG. Germany, Secre
tary Ethnological Museum,
F. S. U. G. A., M. G. S.,
Author and Savant, wote
over his autograph, here
siiown, as follows:
"I tried SI . Jacobs Oil and
was Mitiiol- fined of Neu
ralgic jniin.'"
San
'FriMO Jew Tln:ilre.
Kinvctsfo. Mav 23. The
eminent a bankrupt but left it tne ! 5.ecial onier, the grange proceeoeu
richest, the most prosperous and with i the election oi ofheers resul,-
n Parth. "What I niii iu the choice of 11. h. liaj-et, o.
111US L JUITCI.Ul
could be thought of the man whose
TTAVIXs; SOLO AN INTEilCST IN MY
II 'iiimk ir.isiriess io 1 !. uvein.in. 1 am
desirous of eobectiag. all my outstamimg ;
notes and accounts. All persons kuowui 'j
tnemselvcs indebted to me tvui pleise ci'l j
and settle .... , .i
The business wiil'be conMnued as hsim! at ,
the same i.loase. ' E. 1, TltoMPS-iX. j
Albany, Feb. 22. !
Ann JU A vi j v -v u
i UcTlifs Tr TTnA ft! .Vi
ARlF.TINrJilEDO.OPMlLLl.CAL
j
i.i;ny 'ZZ- ' OREGON j
CUBES
RHEUMATISM and
LUMBAGO.
.Tlasnolia Flour.
ItHE PEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR HEI.IY
I ered to anv part of rhe eir.v, for Si. 10 per
vack. " JOHN A I'RAWKORH-
nlSOilU'
ipioaitoaliinpleffleais,
EVii:l iirLLi?iUiiu 8
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
: HARD W
TT! ul t1.
It VS V'.'l A Ct.'i.l) in tiie hca..
se rction o; uukms or matter in the
t-.we or drop back behind the r-il'.-c,
von -oiiMed bv lciwVing. soitrim;. v.
noi
Wat
ARE
' l
wfAUFmn
P S, I ess in
f H4 'smell.
m c
'.EirEisr! v
a J J A'&rs a nP!b
! '&
lAOIETlNEMEO-C
luiu ..o an ccu. .v i
na-a! parsages which t-lther must be blown from the !
or ln.wked or sniii'ud back.iard to the throat? Are;
iik and inllaiiied e es. frc nicnt soruu-ss of the throat,
ruining or roaring in rbe cars, more or
lnipairment or the hearing. !sso
memory impnircd, .ut'pk-ss it I
dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of j
a lose? Have you los' seue ot s:i)ch':
IHave you a hacking cough': lb;ve you
j.hsjicp-ia'; Is your breath foul'.' Ik so
H oov n.w k tiik Catarhh S-nne have a!
tv5 .these s-. -optoms, others onlv a part.
Tin- ... clit.g s iiii.t- m of or.iieaiy ca
tarfb isiii.-rcisc.i se. r.-T.iori f jmc-usot
yell.v or gn eoU!: cot'Tcl iicricr.
Kou! l.r.'ath i- can-. --I by th,- il.c.n
posing sivrcti.-ns e-cudi'd from festering
1; i i !!; t,, a.l:
SOU I) liY
Druggists and M Mers F.rermrhtre.
CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
IIS
the: 0 .VLY-
T?AriTEED
CR0SSM & ALLEN
PROPBHTOBS OF
1,
COMPANY NOI.
.jT Gooi'.s handled with care. .1. ing heat
jlil ftoods a specialty.
ianv Track and Dra
v
POUT LAM PHICES.
CALL AND SEE US.?
Sliedd Oregon.
yiffibAL'' "1,),v,s "Uv- fr"m op hi BANY OREGON
Portrait
Photographer
i,'n,n,.-i'i i." - . ,,
s c-crv b-ei.fh .in.uii int.. tnc im.gs mu-' !'..s . ......
p, -be aal itosv-f. it must m-.es anb lollow tbar poisome;
p,,.'! r!;k.s T-lncc, v.bil..-the siiorbi.: . mti er t . 1 1 is !ii:..v.ed u
-.. i he st. .ma. b. eiiieibles- .ligv: :-n, ami oticn.pio.luces d;, vpi:.i.
. . i.ef0'.lilc-s a!l
ORASTINATE.
do not ib la. . hut l'-v
ntten tew apj'lcstloi.s to re: c- anil
sv 'It I.V lll.lll
i consumption.
DO NOT PRO1'
lave ewcrietieed any of the above symptoms
1V(
g.iarai
d ; nd Ferry
It ertll
." . !.K.(-i ee mi ..!M-e
troitmrnr to en.e. S!x inotiibs t-natnieiit for M-
l.t.. to. I ril.ii-e ore. 1!
hltdl. "bv till' II
he whole s ,
ll'.e sleep"
Cai.ikorv
a tiiorou
..liila
t ore. S ! ":!le 3
FOSHAY k W
PKESIDE.s" , Ti. 1 .'lill.
VJCE-l-HESIitENT S. E. Yotil'g,
CAsniEit G.E.C:iar.ibcr!:r.n.
mRANSACTS A UENERAl. I" AN" KING
check. Sight Evei-aiig-3 iu...
Transfer sold on New vorK.
Francisco ami Pen ianii.Ov
made on favorable terms.
on. Co
:icr.go, t'ui-
etiolif-
stateniciit is now made that it has
.been decided to demolish the old
California tnealre, ami by orders
of the new owner, Mrs. Kate Mc
Donouuli, demolition will com
mence on August 1st. On the site
t new hotel will be erected, includ-i-i"
a new theatre ,the same manner
lAhe Baldwin is built. Tlie seat
ing caiwcity will be more Ira
ite'l in aci-ommodatiun than that
offered by the present auditorium.
MclUndisllt'onrercnee.
New York, May 23. Rev. J. W.
Jovce, of Oino, was eteoieo tuiro
bishop at the Methodist Episcopal
. onlei.-nce this inori'in-:. W hile
iho ballot f. r ton. to Disnop w
1 leiim: eoiuited the con in .tt.ee on
revisals reported some changes m
diseipline. The present' UMideticy
to introduce operatic and other
"hilaiutin" nniic in church ser
viee wns i.ieorecated, and an item
relating t j church music am, ndeii
suashi make music committees
itmenablo to the general confer
ence. Anulher Railway Oisasler.
5:-K ansas Ciiy, May 2. Early
litis morning a freight train on the
U, ok Island went through a bridge
near Uaudoip'h Point, craslungmto
a ravine thinv-five feet deep. A
short time afterward a freijiht train
on the Hannibal & t. JC3 roau
went throu!ih a bridge ufjoining
the Kock Island track, and which
had been wrecked by trie nri
wreck. Two engineers, a fireman
and two tramps were killed.
The S'i.cI scalers.
Ottawa (Ont.), May 23. It is
understood here that Marshal Al
lan, of Sitka, has sent the steam
schooners Dolphin, (race and An
na Leek and the schooner Ada, all
of which were seized last year in
Lehring Sea, to Pucet Sound to
be sold.
AI II Again.
New Yoke, May 2:5. The an
archists will resume the publica
Hren of their nrorotranda "The
Alarm." it will be Iransfemd
from Chit ago to this city and
printed in English, lierr Most
ihd Henry London, an Knglish
ana.chi.-.t, will have a hi.::d v.-. u.
S ,-e tii A!r " - .
h son-
iif bail hppn saved bv another .aud
hf hppome wealthy, creat and pros
perous, should he pass by his old
benefactor, now in age, in proverty
and distress? A government can
afford to be as generous ami as
grateful as au individual. Then
while they live let us appropriate a
more liberal portion of the surp'.us
revenue in part recompense at least
to those old soldiers to whom we
owe a debtthe debt-which we
shall never, never be rich enough
to pay. When they are gone, let
us remember in liberality their
widows and orphans.
Let us single out and also pen
sion the few who survive of those
who endured the agonies of prison
lile, whose systems will evei re
main poisoned with the virus
absorbed amid the vapsis and
disease of their dungeon exile.
Let us equalize the pay of the
soldier who received his compensa
t:on in depreciated greenbacks
while the banker and bond holder
receive their's in appreciated gold !
Mere justice common honesty
will dictate the payment at least ot
l he difference. The soldiers' dollar
should be equal to the bondhold
ers' dollar. One offered his life to
the country, the otner ins
Let us be jnst. 1 Den
it I conceive to be the
unjust oistnictmn maue m n-.....'-.
vi -n This erects a bar
depriving those applying alter a
certain date for arrears, white al
lowing its benefits totiioso vigilant
enouo'h to apply before, although
the merits ot all are equal, psesioe
this the bounties should be equa1
i.ed. Keeping a remembcrance
the numerous presidential vetoes ot
measures in relief of these old
almost vain to l
nope that portion of the surplus
will be permitted in appropriation
for these noble objects with execu
tive approval. ' L,et us nowever uu
ur duty.
You are at liberty to publish the
foregoing far and wide. They express-
my sentiments, and on them
I vote in congress when oppor
tunity presents itself.
Very Respectfully Yours
Binger Hermans.
Clackamas, as mastei ; Jacoo Voi
hees, of Marion, overseer; John;
Simpson, of Lane,, lecturer, J. "VY.
Cook, steward; V. A, Sam
ple, of Umatilla county, assistant
steward; David Eby, of Lane coun
ty, chaplain ; E. Strang, of Marion
county, treasurer; M. J. Train, ot
Linn county, secretary ; S. A . Daw
son, of Linn county, gatekeeper;
E. A. lioise, of Salem, Pomona; S.
M. Cook, Yamhill county, tiora; L.
E. Dawson, of Linn, ceres; M. M.
White, of Polk, lady assistant
stewardess; R. P. Poise, member of
the executive committee.
save
money,
re;. ei wl
EVENING SESMON
Grange re-assembled at 7 p. m.
ami opened with a song. The
Worthy Master announced the
stand-ng committees.
Co-operation J. G. Powell, J.
C. White, Mrs. N. A. lletnbree.
Resolutions W". A. Sample, J.
C. Jennings, Mrs. S. E. Shipley.
Good of the Order C. E. Moore,
W. D. Hembree, Mrs. E. Eby.
By-Laws W. J. Ray, M..K.
Shepley, Mrs. L. E. Dawson.
Finance O. P. Lent, John Simp
son, Mrs. M. N. White.
Appeals E. E. Upmcyer, James
Nivins. Mrs. Dora Ray.
Agricultural N. II. Darnall, Y.
M. Nighswander, Mrs. E. O. Turner.
L. C.
G.
M. A.
E. Yof
OKO. E. Chajh-1
1.. Flins
w. i:. i iTiKKi
l'utis. Mav 23. t.:- I' i (-n. Ji
ate has uCo)te.i tiie ptoposition
.xclu'ii'itr sehooiuiasiers and stu-.i'ltt-..-
I i.eoio.-.'y frr-m three yeais
but retpur'ng one year of military
sciMee.
THE TEAtHERS' COXVEXTIOX.
San Francisco, May 22. Mayor
E. B. Pond presided over a mass
meeting held' in tlie Metropolitan
temiile this evening to call the at
tent'ion of the public to the urgent
necessity of raising the l.eeessary
funds to" pay the expenses of the
roroing National Convention of
rennhers to be he!d in this city.
Amono tho-e, who addressed tip'
meeting" were J. W. Anderson,
County Superintendent of Schools;
I. G. Iloitt State Superintendents"
Sciiools; Co!. Taylor and Judges
Sullivan and Maguire.. AH these
eloqueuts speakers dwelt on the
advantages that California and the
coast at larrre would derive front
the convention if it were carried
t ut succtMiuliv "-olacced.
I I-Muration W". A. Hall,
i K.s-e, ..Ha. 15. V". Yi oiuan.s.
! Atiricullui'iti College C.
Fishtr. Chas. Miller, M
Powell.
Division of Labor A. C. Cliriti
man. S. K. Crosby, Mrs. C. U.
Fishor.
Legislation S. A. Dawnon, A.
(Justin, Mrs. Martha Lent.
Tra'.isportation O. .1. Kizer, H.
M. Kennedy, Mrs E. S. Sample.
The secretary's report was read,
showing a growth in numbers, in
fluence, and financial standing.
A committee on a plan for life
insurance appointed at the last
meeting of the State Grange to re
port at this meeting, reported ad
versely and the report was adopt
ed. On good of the order Messrs. "W .
Sample, H. M. Kennedy and O.
j Kizer from Eastern Oregon gave
.'ood reports, and made remarks,
followed bv Lecturer H. E. Hays.
W Samnle presented resolu-
IT l!ll
tions from the granges or umauua
countv, refering to matters ol ex
tending the work of the order. By
motion they were referred to the
committee on division of labor.
A F. Miller presented the mat
ter of extending the order in
Washimrton territory.
Worthy Master Boise made re-
marks upon the same subject.
Adjourned tor the night.
Notice fo Kiiulcis.
iJUNTERSAN!) DOGS THAT I'O NOT
X know the difference between a sheet) and
a Chinese pheasant, arc hereby notified to
keep off our farm e?st of this c:ty ,or suffer the
consequence of an enforccmen- of the law of
trtxpass. ISOM LANNING.
DVS'.PiNG . RA1LK0AD WOP-lv
'ill be Riven en!j)Itinenfc hy apply-
imr to Contractor Hunt at his headquarters
at W aliula. Work Will be vigorously puheel
on the Wallula luaiuh. ami an unlimited
number oi men can olit;'.i:.iemp!.. nieiit.
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