THURSDAY.
AT CASCAD1A.
Mb is an ideal mountain resort with
fine surroundings, lair fishing, some
hunting, and the beet Boda water in the
world.
People are coming and going with an
average of about sixty tents and some
boarders at the hotels.
It is not only a place for rest, but
there iB plenty of excitement. One day
two cougars were killed nly a short dis
tance from the camp, and were brought
into the hotel. Beveral deer have been
captured and Borne goo t BtnngB of fiBh
are being secured, though O. A. Arch
ibald on hifl visit here endeavored to
whip the streams empty. Grant Fro
man hsB succeeded him as the champion
fisherman.
Two men, one from Oorvallia.were re
cently lost. They got down in a canyon,
where the underbruBh was ao thick the
the moon could not be Been. One of
them wanted to give up and he down,
but they kept going,. Admiral Oley
Woodworth, of Albany, headed a rescue
party and succeeded in getting the fleet
fafely into harbor, aided by the firing of
guns and shouting, It wbb 10 o'clock a
"Another man got too higlXpthe
rocks near the falls and could neither
go up nor down, and had to be gotten
off with ropes. .
Mrs. Capt. Power, a prominent society
lady of Lebanon, is among the gueBts at
Hotel Gtisendorfer.
Editor Kirkpatrick and Photographsr
Boyd, of Lebanon, came in tnis week,
since which it haB been difficult to se
cure enough to eat.
Rev. White cut a finger nearly to the
bone.
MiBB Mary Starr, the elocutionist, has
raturned home after delighting campers
with not only Borne excellent readings
but her genial presence.
Air. Freiland iB the aongeter of the
camp.
Big bonfireB burn nigthy, the center of
life and sociability.
Judge Wolverton, of the supreme
brench, was a popular visitor hi re.
L. B. Hamilton, Mias Hattie Hamil
ton and Eoy Nutting will return home
this week, while Mra. Hamilton and
Mrs. Nutting and daughter will remain
a week longer. Al.
An East Albany Runaway. ,
W. H. Hogan and wife of this city,
and Miss Hattie McOhesney and neice,
Of.Salem, last evening were riding in the
eastern part of the city after Mr.
Hogan's fine team, when tney met a
farm team at the bridge near Bryant's.
The room was limited and the team
turned slightly so that the tongue hit
the rail of the bridge, letting it down to
the ground, causing the horBes to run.
Mra. Hogan at once jumped out, but the
othora remained in. The horses ran only
about a hnndred yards when they were
pulled to one side and etopped with the
carriage againBt a tree, tipping the
occupants out. A few slight bruisea and
a broken carriage tongue were the only
damages.
A Rich Mine
Thn .Tnlv nlean-UD at the Lucky Bov
mine lhaa just . been made. Two gold
bricks, weighing in the aggregate 41
tinnnrin. were rthe result. Thece bricks
are worth-about $275 per pound . This
: :. .;nt,nH aav Haw TKQ
mine ia gruwiug i wuw otw; -."w
Lucky Boy is now improving its prop,
erty, putting in an imrneuso electric
plant, erecting a new mill of 40. stamps'
capacity, nnd opening: ill pr pert so
that the 40 stamp? wi:l IKd work tJ do
lor ) eai a to come. - ...
)ri,dy four caroi-laof machinery I
i -. been hauled ti tho Lucky Boy,
; I eiht carlmd- morn ar o , the
j ' , At present 72 men are employed
u t ho works, and by .wember 15 the
iO-atnuip and roller mil La wi 1 be run
ning full blast.
Dr. Trimble has moved his offije into
the I. U. i). F. hall block.
A recent Benton county s.ile: U. F.
Conner et al to L. M. Cooper, 38 acrea
near Albany, $850. i.
Car No. 2 of the Rlogli.ig Brothers
circus, has been in the citv to-doy re
posting their bill boards spitb new pic
tures, L. E. Hamilton and sister, M!es Hattie
and Roy .- utiing returned this forenoon
from Oascadia, coming to Lebanon on
their bicycles. 1
Tickets to the G. A. R. national en
campment at San Francisco mav be
secured tomorrow ard next day for $25
round trip, good until Oct. 25.
Drfl. HodgeB and Collins, the dentists,
now have twoofljceB, Dr. Hodges being
in the I. O. O. F. block and Dr. Collins
in the offiosa recently vacated by Dra.
Adams.
Returned from the Bay to- day : Mra.
Dr. Foley, Mra, Ered Blonnt, Judge
Boise, Mra. Holmea and children, j. W.
Cusick and wife, and Hon. Binger Her
mann and family.
Mrs. W. A. Oox, a former resident of
Albany, died in Portland this week and
was taken to Lebanon yea;crday evening
for burial. Mr. Cox and family have
She svmpathy of many Albany .friends
in their loss.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will give a reception
tomorrow afternoon ai 8o'olockat the
residence ol Mra. J J. Whitney, for Mra
T. B. Griswold and Bon. All the ladieB
oi the church and especially the mem
bers of ibe Cradle Roll are earnestly in
v'ued to he present.
The regular meeting of the M. E.
church will not be held to-night. The
members will unite with the Union
Revival Eriuade in their tent meeting.
Next Sunday m rniog the Brigade will
conduct the eervicea in the M. E.
church.
nr. vra P K Martin nf Cirvallis
ii.r. iuiu, aj. -
came to Albany this forenoon to consult
Dr. Damn tne speuiauni. iu.
Tney were walking down First street
towaida the Revere, when Mr Martin
fell in a fit in front of the poet office. He
waa takeu into Howard & Price's aDd
attended to, shortly coming out4 of.tbe
tit,
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Deeds recorded :
Jesse MoGhee et alto J N Duncan,
24,00 aciea 75
E Henrietta by sheriff to Thoe 0
Strang, 180 acres 584
S 0 Newton to J H Newton, 60
acres 1
TeetjObling to Hike Ohllng, 800
acres ouuu
Frank Vavra to H A Olark, 3 lots,
Scio 260
Frank Blodgett to John vV Wilson,
80 acres, 13 w 2 320
M E Caldwell to E E Caldwell,
78.70 acres 1
Alliance Tr. Co. lo NT Bneed,
47.19 acres .-. 1
J h Fuller to Bailie McMaban,
acre, narrlaourg out)
H T Nave to N S Nave. 45 acres . . 200
Oregon to Wright Blodgett & Co.,
bu acres luu
iir:uic uourt: jijmeiine rxauaier et m
agt Wm Garland et al. Partition . Hewitt
Probate. In estate of Cordelia Bond,
J D Bonnet", Barney Mav and J P
Schooling appointed appraisers.
rersonai property in estate oi i,ucy a
Wright ordered Bold. Invent orv filed:
real property $2325, pFrBonal $139.
Final account of guardian HF Merrill
filed in estate of Helen G Spencer,
minor, approved.
A Fine Structure.
The foundation his been completed
and the frame work of the building of
the new electric light plant is up. The
foundation is the moat eolid and lasting
of anything ever erected in Albany, one
of the finest pieces of work in the state.
The boiler, Bmokeatack and engine have
Deen placed, ihe water wheel though
will not be Bliipped from the east until
October 15. It will have a 230 horse
power. Besides tne foundation has
been built with a view of a big increase
of power, whenever occasion demands
it. ine structure will be a credit to the
"metropolis of the valley."
The total cost will not be far from
$30,000.
Albanv v, ill have the best electric
light service in the state outside of Port
land. Will be Circulated.
Prof, Torbett oi the College, will cir
culate a petition this week, which will
read as follows :
We. the undersigned, hereby agree, to
pay to the Albany College Institute, the
amountB sec opposite our respective
namea. the same to become due when
$1,000 ia aubscribed, for the purpose of
repairs on tun college Dunaings ana
grounds.
The list has been headed with a $100
aubscriotion and othera will no doubt
follow with lioeral amountB, called for
by the demands suggested in the paper
itself.
Funeral of George Armstrong.
The funeral of George Armstrong,
whose remains were recently found in
the Willamette down near Buena Vista,
was beld yesterday afternoon, Dr
McLean, of Corvallia preaching the
sermon.
The body waB absolutely identified
by the clothing. The overalls were a
peculiar make sent him by his eon in
Portland, and the. socks had been made
by Mrs. Armstrong, iioth were easily
identified, leaving no doubt on tb
question .
The Santiam Mines.
F. H. Colpitta came down from the
Santiam minee last evening and will
return on Saturday. He has been
doing prospecting work on the Bonanza
Lincoln and iueen mines ot tne Albany
Mining Oo'a group, and reports better
prospects than he anticipated, but it
will take coneiaeranie aeveiopment oe
fore the value of the mines can be de
termined. L. B. Campbell and family of near
this city went to tne Bay touay.
MisB Dorthea Nash has returned from
Europe and is visiting her brothers in
Benton county.
Corvallis will have three rural free
deliver routeB altei September 15.
About $60,000 will be paid at San
Francisco tomorrow night to see JeffrieB
and Corbet t make a show of themselves
for 60 and 40 per cent ol the cet receipts
M. O. Warner, of Eugene, and J. -D.
Hurd, a California capitalist, are in the
Bohemia mines selecting a site for a
smelter, which will be established there.
A. D. Barker and J. J. Lingren. fad
ing citizens of Auidem, will return home
tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Robert Chambei'B and daughter
lilt this afternoon lor Eugene, where
they will join Mr. Chambers and reside.
N 1'rol. Carlton, who is spending the
season at Salem is in the city while on
bis way back to Salem from a visit with
hiB father neBr Lebanon.
F. O. Huffman, of Elk Citv, is in the
cily. Mrs. Hufiman is contemplat ng
the ataiting ol a nursery he.-e, for the
keeiing of children during entertain
ments, church services, etc.
Dr. Vard Littler returned laet evening
from Mrnzies mill, on the South foik of
the Santiam, where he bad a fine out
ing, during bia atay catching as mar.y as
thirty three trout in a day.
O. (1 Hoiaemet with the Eugene A.
O. U. W. last evening. Ha is doiog
active work throughout the state lor
the order, and will dining the coming
weekB meet with every lodge in the
state.
Eugene Register; I. E. Richardson
of Albany, recently of the EaBt writes
F. A. Rankin of this city asking for the
rental of certain of his r on.a for the
purpose of starting a business college.
He -expects to bo ready to open his
echool by September 15th. ThiB wil1
make two business colleges for Euge r.
THE OLD RELIABLE
mEeS?
Absolutely Pure;
THERE IS MB SUBSTITUTE
Hotel Arrivals.
JJW Kays, Eugete.
W W Bretherton, Portland.
GT Williams, S F.
H J HarriB, "
F M Brown, Salem.
O H Clark, Spokane.
E I Parsons. S F.
J W White, "
G W Bainter, Portland.
Viva Baltimore, Spicer.
H C Mahon, Eugene.
E Mead, Tacoma.
E A Thompson, Salem.
Everett Manis, Scio
A O Miller. Kings Valley.
J H Warnock, Eugene.
M H LucaB, Mill City.
G T Gary, Jordan.
Jas Sharp, Prineville.
J D Bennett, Harrisburg.
Francis G and R L Burke, Min -
neapolis.
J 11 Mccarland, Cottage drove.
R B Fleming, Salem.
M A Miller, Lebanon.
Wm Faber, Portland.
John Linch, Drain.
S B Holt, Thomas.
Prseident and Mrs Jl H Coleman,
Willamette University.
J a. iiorney and wf, HayBtack.
T N Segar, Eugene.
Ind H Wright, St Louia.
. A E Voorbiea and lam, Grants Pat
Mrs N P Dodge, " "
W J Raymond, 8 F.
Damon Bristow, Cottage Grove.
D W Fraeer, Corvallis.
A Stenger, Portland,
G Li Morrison, Lebanon.
E A Black, Spokane.
G H Irvin, Salem.
C J Jamison, Monmouth.
OJ Pngb, Salem.
John Pa-ker, Ogden.
W W Dixon, Oakville.
M G f'lynn, Philomath.
Dorothy Dixon, Ro;eburg.
H G Everett, Lebanon. .
Ed Tobin, Portland.
Ralph Ganiard, Portland.
T M Kegar, Eugene.
H N Uoekerlin , Salem.
Hon J I VI Shelley, Eugene.
W O Scarbrough and wf, Eugene.
Will F Smith, Milwaukee.
Irene Applegate, Eugene.
U E Do iiin and wf, Portland.
Editor W M Brown. Lebanon Criterion
E F Samuel, Portland.
H Galloupe aud wi, Portland.
VV H Hugbee, Chicago.
HoniSquire Farrar, Salem,
R P Clarke, Lexington Ky.
T E Berg, 8 F.
I M Rice, Portland.
W. R. Winans, Salem,
T A HayeB, Ashland. .
W B Skillman, Pbila.
F A Kribs, Roseburg.
G W Evans, Portland.
Louise and Mattie Soutbwlck, Salem.
E I Parsons, 8. F.
J P Ellis, Portland,'
Dr J H Stewart, Scio,
HI M G.llett and wf, Hampton la,
J N Morris, Hcio.
Monroe Kaet, Havana S Dak. ,
J C Jensen, Ipswich S Dak.
F D Thielson, Salem.
A R Buttler and wf, Portland., -
M A Aurys, Etna Wash.
Edgar Faulk, Portland.
D F Carna, Salem.
B 8 Oobb, Portland.
This is the gossiping season of the
year. Never talk until you know what
you are talking about. Character is too
valuable proper'y to. be lost throng
false reports.
Ag soin as the driver sees the. disposi
tion to run, lo the horse he is driving;,
let him begin the rapid jerking first on
one I'ne and then the otbr, not gently,
but with encb force as to bring the
brlule-bit from one side to the other
through the boree'a mouth. Thia mo
tion contuses the animal that all other
fear ia taken away. From irany vears'
diiviog I have never found this method
to fail on tbe mojt refiactory horse. Of
courss, you should never drive anv bortt
withont the beat of strong leather that
will stand any strain you need lo put on
it, Farm and Fireside.
Crackers? 1'eo we Lave them Just
like the sample toft you.
O. E, Bbownelu.
Terms of Democrat.
Daily. fey carrier 10 cents a week
Bv trail 30 cents per month, unless nald
in puvauie at 25c. Mail subscriptions
ere always payable at tbe office.
Weekly. $1.25 in advance: 25c a year
ad'te i up to $2.UQ if permitted to run.
Itpaye to pay in sdvance.
Lebanon.
From the Criterion :
John R. Bilve-j has sold his big larm
near Providence, for $12,800, and will
probably move to thia placo to live.
J. M. Donaca. of Albanv, haa been
stopping in this city for the past few
days attending his father who is serious
ly sick.
W, P. Read returned Monday, and ib
again at his poet in Chandler's store.
While abseut he visited Quartzvllio,
where he has an interest in Borne mines.
Merlon Huchca. writes to his mother,
from Manila, that the house where he
ie stopping was recently burglarized and
that lie lost V-Xv to cash besides nearly
all of bis clothes.
FRIDAY.
Charged With Disturbing a
Meeting.
Hugh Sappington, the young man of
high diving fame was arrested last even
ing by Policeman Oantwell, charged
with disturbing the meeting ot the
Cnion Revival Brigade and placed in
the city jail. He denies the charge and
will stand trial before Recorder Van
Winkle tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
New Patents.
N. D. ABdell, Lakeview, Oreg., bottle;
J. Campbell, Cascade Locks, Oreg., gage
equare; J. P. Hodgins, Tacoma, Wa h,,
scraper; J. H. Hue'ey .Spokane, Wash ,
mechanical movement) J Jorgensen,
Hiiattin Wneta.. suction Dire: L, May
hew, Whatcom, Waeh., floating fish tiap
and set net; W. L. McUaba, Seattle,
vVash.. portable conveyor; J. M. Payne,
Spokane, Wash , railway switches; B,
Poiorann A O. E.'Firlding. Grants Pass,
Ore ,min r's candlestick; A. F. Shade),
l.nm.9-. Wnah.. meanB lor lifting fleh trap
note or spillerB; D. M. Watton, Port
land, Oreg., electric hjjting apparatus
Walter BIddle ie visiting Eugene rela
tives.
Dr. Lose, the optician, now at the
Revere House leaves Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. A. R. :cCoy returner
last evening from a very pleasant Casca
dia outing,
Mr. Sam, Dolan, the Adonnis of Ya
quina Bav for the past week or two re
turned borne thia noon.
Prof. Z. M. Parvin, the muaio teacher,
will go to ban Fraiicisco tomorrow to at
tend tbe U. A. K. encampment.
Recorder J. S. Van Winklo aod family
returned this morning'from their sum
mer's outing spent at Ashland and vie
inity,
Charles Pfeiffer. ChSB. Piper, MrB,
John McOhesney and children and Miss
Lora Vance returned irom tne cay to
day.
A, B. Hoag, editor of the Preiet River
Enterprise, arrived in Albany last even
ing on hia way to Newport. He is a
former teacher in the college.
Mr. Arthnr W. Foabay left last night
for San Francisco to resume Lis studies
in the medical college, from which
he will graduate next spring.
O. H, Hart waa in the city thia after
noon on hie way frnm ttaiem to eoda
ville, where bis mother yesterday fell off
a porch and was considerably injured.
Mr Hart will soon come here to work.
General Finzer and family of Wood-
burn were in tbe city thia afternoon the
guests of the foimer'a sister, Mrs. u.
M. Turner, whi'e on their way home
from the Bay.
Mr. Ashley M. Dickenson retu.nod
laBt evening Irem Illinois, where he has
been the past ten or twelve months.
feature ot me oacs mere tnese ny tr
the sweltering nightl requiring a com
plete absence of bed clothing.
Mr. Brown, of Circlevillei O., a young
man going in the best aoeiety, has juBt
proven himself a shrewd financier by
cleaning up $76,000, which he had betn
putting by from the earnings of the
bank for eome time. Most of the
money 'had been deposited in bucket
shops for safe keeping.
Charley Bilyeu pitched in a game of
ol base ball between Roseburg and
Mari,bfield. At the erd of eight innugs
tbe Bcore was 0 to 0 and oilv one bit
had been made off Bilyeu. Each club
made two runB in the ninth. Roseburg
put another pitcher in for the tenth and
a home run was made off bim and the
game won by Marehfield 3 to 2.
We rustle bard in presto each cn
omer, at O. E. Browmll's.
Marvelous Animals.
The trained animal exhibition in
Ringliog Bros. Circus U one of the iron
derful features tint separatee this great
now from allo'hers. In their big pro
gram or circm eeneutlooB, animals of
almost every kind and frou every olime
ar shown not "ill? to have lense. bat a
e.prcty fir eriuovion trul' u,atvelou
Lion , he-trs. xebras eika, Horses, dogs
Roseburg defeated the North Bends
be chamnions of the Co b Bav conntrv
j.io o m an eleven innlug game.
Last evening's TeUgram contains
putiire of J. R. DoueiaB, who is to
superintend the Oregon eibibit at the
si. lou'.s worlds fair.
This la the great Drize fia-en duv in
Sau Franoleco. That cily hs gone wild
over it. mere are visitors there to see
u from the Atlantic to iho Pacific and
iron) ine Uull of Mexico to Canada,
lav J. McCormifik. the hnnl nmnirn in
the valley league, has rOBiirried bis
position as chapel guard at the state
penitentiary, and retired last evening
Two car loads nf paper machinery for
the mill at Lebanon naeaed tbrouuh
Albany from Wilminglon, Delaware.
Frank Tottle, a one armed touriBt,
who had been begging around tho
streets. waBjugged this morniny. He
claimed to he a bookkeeper. When re-
iuufu assistance ne was generallv pretty
ooaireperoue, hich caused him to be
reported.
mere was considerable concern on
the streets this morning when it waB
repotted that Olev Woodwurth had aent
a post haBie order from Cascadia, for a
new pair Ol snoefl. It vena nrnmn v
filled aud aent bv nost at in .inp nf
el . .n tT ; ' . . . r
ut upmo. no is reportea to be on tne go
tweuiy uve uours a day.
Mr and Mra. G. Builthouse, of
Grandie county, Iowa, are here on a
visit the gueBlB of the former's
slBier, Mrs. Steven Freerksen. They
are pleased with the country and think
Borne of selling out and coming to Ore-
kuu iur n permanent residence.
Mr. John Morrison, of this city, will
leave in a few days for the eoldierB
nomenear Los Anneles, where he ex
pects hereafter tn renirle niion Ram.
ford, of this city, who has been there
some time is very much pleased with
tun pinue anu aurroundinga. .
ibe editors of the H renin Pans C nnt-inr
and Junction City TimeB, were in the
iLy inn lurenoon accompanud by their
muiiiieo wnue on ineir way to Oregon's
popular resort. Yannlna. for tlmlr
summer's outings. They were well
equipped with paesBe and other para
phernalia suitable tor a pleasant time.
E. C. FhelUB and Wife havn mntrnit
from Heppner to Linn county to reside
again. They were in the edge of the
flood, the water coming np to their
bouee, which fortunately for them was
on high ground. Hennner is heimr
built up again, but it will be a Ions time
getting over the effects of the flood.
A man registering under the name of
W R. Brown, whose riuht name ia said
to be W. R. Ellison, of San Francisco,
or somewhere elee, has juBt iumned a
uuaru anu liquor Dill at me Bt. Ubarles,
amounting to $au. tie is said to be a
proieBsteanl hotel boater. He rapie-
eented himself to bo a canvasser for
Harpers.
Ubbe Peters has been ill for two or
three week9 wi li something hie neigh
born 'bink is typhoid fever. Mr. Peters
is a divine healer and refusea to Lave
medical assitance. Hib only medioine
so far haa been cold water, a light diet
andprajer. He baa a wonderful will
power, and a alrong conalitution and
will probably recover.
The Baptists at McMinvillo have paid
the old debt on their collezo and the
luubuujiuiH ut QBiem nave wiped out
tbeir $35000 debt also, rheee are draw
ing oarda for thoBe schools. Albany
uollege's debt ia all paid, too; but for a
louble drawing card, let us paint and
I'x up to hold our own in competition
with all prcgreesive schools.
The Conquest, an Orogon novel writ
e n by Mra. Eva Emery Dye, is to be
dramatized and presented by a first-claea
company of artists with Marie Kelly
and O. E. Loyd. ol New York in the
leading roles. Walter Ross, of Euceno
will be the advane agent, and the com
pany, wuu Headquarters at Portland,
will start out about the first of Septem
ber. Stayfon Mail: R. L. Wimer hae
rented the Powell building on Water
street formerly occupied by tbe Mail
office, and ie preparing to open up a
furniture factory in tbe near future...
Parties from Albany arrived in tbia city
yesterday morning, leased the business
building on the corner of Third and
Water etreet. formerly occunied bv Mr.
Fred Ernst, and are preparing to open
up a reBtaurant in the near future.
This ia au industry Btayton has long
needed,
MARRIED.
LA PORl'E RENNINGER. On Wed
nesday, August 12, 1003, at home of
the h'iiii-'j parents, Mr. and Mrs,
LouIb Kenninger, Miss Nettie May
Renniiei io Leroy La Porte ol
Mohan k.
Rev. Philip Workman performed the
ceremony in ihe presence of about 25
guests '''"i contracting parties are
highly connected, the bride's parents
being among the beat known and highly
respected residents of Lane county. Mr,
Lal'orte la a euccessful logging contractor
of the Mohawk, where the couple will
reBiue. Mr. aid Mrs. La forte lelt lor
points north today on a brief trip.
Eugene Register.
OARY TYLER. In Albany at the
court bouse, on Aug. 14 1903, by
Judge II. M. Calmer, Mr. Krefl E,
Car ajd Mias Mauu I. Tyler, to
popular youug people of Ualeey,
BORN.
STRUOKM1ER. On Friday morni g
Aun. 14. 190.'. to Mr. and Mrs. Struck.
mier, of Crabtree, a dauui er. All
doing well.
A DARING RESCUE.
Yaquina, Aug. 15. While turf bath
ing Friday, Kev. F. H, Adams, of Mc-
Uinnville went through a thrilling ex
perience, He waa ebioving the swells
beyond the breakers when be discovered
that h could not make his lo way
shore. Geo. Houoh, of Eugene and Mr,
Sam Dngger, of Albany, rescued' Dim
wth difficulty. On account of the res
uueri be:ng in the surf fur considerable
time it vas with the greatest difficulty
that the drowning man was reached.
The wavea were quite strong against
them and had it not been lor great pres
ence of mind all would not. havn hann
saved. Great credit ie due those who
participated in the retcue. Re7. Adama
is lately from New York and has been
paitor .of the Baptist church at McMinn
vllle since his arrival In Oregon.
Harrisburg
From the Bulletin.
Mr. Rialto Weatherford came in town
Tuesday morning for repairs for his
oinaer. iie is doing his own binding
and Bhocking two meu'a work.
With wheat eellina at. 70 mmta hao
$10 a ton and hopa quoted at 20 cents,
vvnu in upwaru tendency, and a tree
io.ij, uuuimii ana au excelsior lactory
insight, there ie no cause for "wurrl
ment," as Mr, Doolet eava
The committee of Beven, consisting of
Barney May, W. L. Tyler, I. M. Mur
phy, D. McOlain, J. D. Bennett, E. E.
Upmeycr and A. P, Bettersworth, ap
pointed by Mayor Lassell to draw up
aud circulate petitions among the tax
payers of the county, praying the coun
ty to purchase and operate a tree ferry
at Harrisburg, have the petitions ready
and Bjme of them are already hard at
work obtaining signatures,
Other members of the committee will
circulate petitions in Brownsville, Ual
sey, Shedd, Albany, Lebanon and Scio.
The various petitions will be ready for
prcetntntion to the county court at ila
next meeting, which will be the first
Wednesday in September.
Revetment Prospects.
Mayor Davia has received a letter from
Congressman Hermann in which it ta
staled that the engineers in charge oE
the Oregon government worka appreciate
the eituatton at thia city and will do
what they can to secure a revetment on
the north Bide cf the Willamette. Mr,
Hermann promises to cooperate with the
engineers and do everything possible to
secure the neceesary appropriation for
the work, an important thing for the
protection of the river here.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMEHT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned havn been duly
appointed executor and executrix of the
estate ot Bopnta josepn, deceased, ny tne
County Court of Linn County, Oregon.
AU persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to preiont the
same, duly verified, as by law required,
to the undersigned, at tbe store ot Julius
Gradwohl in Albany, Oregon, within six
months from the date uf (his notice.
Date July 24th, 1003.
Julios Gradwohl, Lxecutor.
Fannik Hiibnnbh, Gxeoutrix.
T. J, Stitks,
Atty for Executor and Executrix,
SUMMONS - '
In Tna Oihouit Couur oir tub State of
OitEOONFon Linn County.
Kay Barr, Plaintiff, vs. R. S. Barr.
defendant.
To J. a. finrr, the above named de
fendant : rf
fN 'lEE. NAME OF THE STATE Off
Oregon You are hertby required to
appearand answer tbe complaint of the
above named - plaintiff in the
above entitled court, now on file with the
clerk of said court, within six weeks
Irom the date ot tne lirst oublicalion of
this summons, and you are notified that
if vou fail to appearand answer said
complaint as hereli) required, the plaintiff
will apply to tne court lor the relief de -
manned in ner said complaint, to wit:
A decree ol tbe couit dissolving the
bonds of matrimony now existing between
the pliuntitr and dotendunt, and restoring
to the daintiff her maiden jamo. for her
costs and disbursements in said suit, and
for such other and further relief as to the
court seems meet in equity.
JhiB Bummons is published in tne
Alii any Democrat by the order of
the Hon. H. M. Palmer, County Judge of
Linn County, Oregon, made at Chamber.,
in the city ct Albany, in said Linn
county, Orogcn, on the 24th day of June,
1903. and the date of the first publication
o' this summons is the 26th day of June,
1H03.
Hewitt & Sox.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
final settlemen t.
NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN TH4.T
the undersigned, executor of the
last will and toalament of Lowol Ames.
deceased, bus filed his final account in
said estate w.ith ihe county o erk of Linn
County, urigon, and tne county judge
has act the 8th day cf August, 1003.
at 1 o'clock p. m., at the court room in
the conrt house, in Albany, Or., for the
doltlement of the same and tho hearin t of
objections to said account and the settle
ment thereof.
Jos. A. A MRS. Executor.
Hkwitt k Box and J.J. Whitney,
Attorneys-
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
NuTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho undersigned has been dulv mi-
suited by the county conrt of Linn
;ounty, ur., executor ol the estate of
liulda Hon 1, deceased. All pernonB hav
ii.g claims against aid estate are noti
liid to prerent them duly verified, with
proper voucher.), lo tho undersigned at Ihe
aw office of Woaiberlord & Wyatt,
M"tinv, Or,, wilhin six .nonlbs from the
d le heroof.
Paled at Albany, Ju y 3, 1903
O. S. Hown, Executor.