DR. II. II. ELLIS,
Physician and Surgeon
Albany, Oregon
Calls made in city and country.
Main 38.
Phone
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
To wnom it a-ny concern :
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it luay concern that tbe underBirced
baa beeudulv appointed adininnttratrix
ol the eaiate ol Albert August Herman
Ramm by tbe County Court of Linn
Countv, Oregon ; therefore, all persons
having claimB auaiDBt eaid estate are
hereby notified and required to present
tbe tame to me w ilh tbe proper vouchoi e
at my residence near Crabtree, Linu
County, Oregon, within six months from
the date horeof.
Doted tbiB Sth day of July 1907.
JOHANNA RAMM,
Administratrix of the
abova named eB'ate.
W. K. BILYEU,
Attorney for Administratrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
la the County Court of Liun Cjuuty
Oregon.
In be matter ol the estate of Nancy
Coon, deceased.
To all whom it may concern: All
perBone interested in the ebta'e of the
aboved named decendent and having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified that I have been duly appointed
adrainutratoi of Baid retate by the
couuty court ol raid Linn, County,
Orenon, and have duly q alined as euub
adminiBtrator. therefore all perilous
having claims aaiBt eald estate are
hereby notified and required to present
the tame with the proper vouchers to
me at my rtsiden'e in the city of
Albany, Oregon, within Bix months from
Ihe date hereof.
Dated this 26th day of July, 1907.
J. W. HART, AdminitiBtor
of the eBtate of Nancy Coon, deceased.
VV. R. BILYEU, Attorney lor admin
istrator. " EXECTORIX'S NOTICE
THURSDAY
BUTTER
Is Up in nigh G and Soaring.
Country butter is said to be the high
est in Albany since early days, under
normal conditions. 65c to 75c a roll is
paid for it at S. E. Young & Son's to
day. The latter for a-iif.i rraje roll.
The Albany Creamery mc a ion
today was paying 37H cents tor butter
fat here, which' is said to be the record
here, the Hazelwood people Soc. At
Corvallis Mr. Kaupisch reported last
evening the price as 36J cents.
Creamery butter is 85c, dangerously
near the $1 mark.
MARRIED
Leeper--Seeson.
On Thursday morning, Aug. 22, 1907,
at the home of the bride's parents, in
the Third Ward, air. Fred A. Leeper
and Miss Maul Beeson, Rev. J. W.
McDougall performing the ceremony in
the midst of some very attractive dec
oration 1 with evergreens, roses and
sweet peas. Following con ; refutations
a fine wedding repast was served, and
the happy couple left for the noon train
to start on their bridal trip.
The groom is a son of Dr M. V.
Leeper, of Benton county, a worthy
young man, the bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Beeson. the past
year a teacher in the Shedd school, a
orignt ana estimaDie young lady.
Besides the immediate relatives of the
two families those present were Mrs.
W. N. Phillips. Miss Helen SDencer
and Mrs. McKinney.
MINISTERS
Who Sow
Seeds While
Hills.
in the
Rev. and Mrs. J. W.
turned last night from
able outing at Cacadia,
McDougal ro
i very enjoy
nmong inter-
Bulls Galore.
Wall Street will have to give place to
esting people from all pur ts of the val
ley, and thev were not th le 1st livelv
ones either. R.!V. McDougall preached
uue muBins, tne nrst lima to ii,
the nextSabbath to 111 and the third to
about 75, helping to give the people the
gospel in the midst of their summer
outing One, of one of the audiences.
Said It WHS thA fii-af op. mnn ha h.l
heard in ten years, another in two, etc.
Rev. Douglas and famiy returned last
night from their outing at Niagara,
where they spent about a month. Rev.
DOUglas holding uprui. pa ah hnmp pv.
cept last Sabbath when he prea-hed to
the people of Niagara and vicinity, in-
ciuaing severa thnrn for
I with a good audience.
FRIDAY.
an . outing
" Albany for a day or two. Now the Rev. and Mrs,
White returned this
John Berry, of Foster, went to Cor
vallis this afternoon.
Mrs. Lura Campbell and daughter
went to the Bay today.
Hon. M A. Miller, of Lebanon, has
been in the city today.
Mrs. Althouse and Eddie Merrill
turned this noon from the Rav.
Mrs. A. M. Reeves and daughter city is full of high bred registered bulls
went to the Bav this afternoon. ast night L. B,
Mm. G V. Pnnnf anil xnllrl-an .p.
turned from the Bav this noon. fine animals from the Geer stock farm, tomorrow, fhey spent most of their
Mrs G A We-ito-ato and rlancrhrer near Corvallis. One of them is the 'me ln,,e'.t'g and coming and in
wen.VVheBay tKteSoT .rau! Pi?"" f, Hewford orough y mspeeting the claim, in
for whom Mr. Geer is reported to have which they will appear as witnesses,
received $1,000, but the figures are too La Sabbath they were in Euclid Val
Ivgh. These are part of a two car y, where Rev. White conducted ser-
-nipment irom Atoany by r . w. Car
FIRST CASE
Under the Failure to Suppo t Act
in Linn County
Upon Comnlaint of Anna Cnllini nnrl
by order of Judge C. H. Stewart,
Samuel Collins, a young man working
for his father S- G. Collins, near rialaey
was vestordsv afternoon on thn I'lnm,,
of fa'lure to suooort his wife, thn fi.nr
case in this county. Under the law in
case ot conviction tho defendant may
be put to work and $1 a day be paid the
...... ior ner support.
Sheriff Smith took the defendant be
fore a justice at Shedd i,nd he was re
leased to appear before Judge Stewart
- o ciock to-ctay.
The couple were married on June the
14, 1906, and on June 26, but twelve drys
afterwards a uii 1 was born. The moth
er resided with the defendant for a
while, and then left with the child.
The defendant claims that the child
is not his, that he was frightened into
marrying", and it is further claimed
tnat the wife deserted him, so that
noon from their'trip to the Yachats t!lere evidently enough sides to the
..!.-. tu . . ... ... ' Case to makp n hvp nnntnat
Geer. his son Bert where thev went in .nmnnn. ,;th Mi ca.ie t0 make a live contest.
-.in.. ......... .. R,pnn :".J TT V." T I
aim anuiner man orougnc over tnree " ' ""(c,IIU,,leu ui trie nay until
The exsinination of Collins
for 9 a. m. tomorrow.
was set
Mr. George ThomBson and family
101c mis morning tor saiem on a short
trip.
Born on Wednesday evening to Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Marsh, near Albany, a
girl.
Prof. Lowe, a leadine- teacher in trip
Portland schools, was in the city this ''we've year old girl ownes the immenss
ter to Honolulu; for the big stock farm
of 60,000 head of cattle and many
horses. It is an interesting fact that a
property, run by a guardian. 150 head
in all will be shipped from the coast,
all registered.
morning.
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Madae
Kaupisch, of Corvallis, were in the city
mis aiccrnoon.
Tim Wandel. a former Albany mev. Mrs. William Robins, of Lebanon.
chant, now a drummer, has been in the ls.in th. c'ty on a several days visit
city teday.
Mrs. Will Wright and daughter, of
with Mr. Mell Dawson.
The Eddy prosecution has been drou-
v, ij.. : . 1 ,
vices in the school house, preaching to
an uiuiciiic or zorty in a valley with
only sixty-five altogether, much inter
ested in hearing the gospel.
It is a good recommendation for the
minister of the gospel of one who went
about doing good who takes along with
him in his head a few practical sermons,
on his sammer's outing.
A Street .how.
Salem, came up last evening on a visit Pecl and Mrs- Eddy is in the lead.
Notice is hereby given that the unrfer
aittned has been duly appointed by the'
County Court of Linn, County, Oregon,
executrix of the estate of Willi m P.
Anriarnnn Hn-nnepil. All nprjtnnn hflv.
ing claims against said estate are here- , Seaside, to join his wife for an outing
by required to -present the same ith atthe Flynn cottage,
proper voncners to tbe undersigned ! Chas. Welch and R"t-.i Conn left this
executrix at tne office of L. L. Swan afternoon for a deer nunt in the hills
at William 1 yers.
C. H. Mattoon, author of the History
of the Baptist Church in Oregon, was
in the city today.
Mrs. Jas. Coon and Mrs. Al. Peacock
and children returned this noon from
their Bay outing.
J. R. iljnn left this morning for
in the I'.ret National Bank buildiog at
Albany, Oregon, within six mcntbs
from date 0' thia notice
Dated this flu. 2, 1907.
LiUKAJ. ANDERSON,
Executrix.
L.L. SWAN.
Attorney for Executr'x.
NOT C. OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Not es is hereby given that tbe un
dersigned tie b filed hie final account as
executor iti the matter of the estate of
N. O. M kib, deceased, in the Countv
Court of the slot, of Oregon for
Linn Ci il .ty, and that the said court
has epp miled Monday, the 16th day ol
September, 1807, at 10 o'clock a. m in
the Court House ot tbe County Court
room at Albany Linn County, Oregon,
as the lime for hearing objections to
said linnl account, for a Seal settlement
of tbe entire matters aff3utin thia
eBtate, aud the cliBcharge 'bereot
JEFFERSUN MYERS,
Executor of tin estate of N. C.
Myers, dtcertfted.
EXFGUTR1X NOTICE
Notice is hereby glvon tnat by order
of tbe ouu'y court of Liun O untv.'.Ore-
goo, tn- e:i - r o r obs Deen appointea
execurix ot tne will and estate of Fe.-
beyond Cottage Grove.
Miss Mary Nolan, one of Corvallis'
most charming young ladies, was in
town last night between trains.
T. J. Apperson, of Oregon City, was
consulting w ith President Wea'herford
this atternoon cn U. A. C. business.
Prof. Scudder. of Kansas, aired 26 ia
to teach agronomy in the 6. A. O,
Lebanon boms To C. R. Loveall a
daughter, to Geo. H. Randall rt daughter.
The car strikers in San Francisco , ght?' wll 5as verv, versatile,
nave given in and will return to work
as individuals.
Both the W. F. express and the Amer
ican express companies refuse to take
shipments of liquor into Kansas.
"At Mt. Angel yesterday afternoon
the flouring mill, water and heating
plants were destroyed by fire. Loss
$25,000.
Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin in a big
tent at the corner of Ferry and Third ls
streets is tilled for Albany, Aug. 29. ,
Owen Beam yesterdav shiDDed two After the Mobos,
Doug Wassom, of Halsey, was in the
city today.
Bert Stevens is home from the Bay.
He kept a pair of roller skates hot.
Mrs. A. W. Hadley and children of
Eugene are visiting Alpany friends.
Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Littler this
morning returned to their home at
Portland.
Deforest Gilbert, mother and sister
Hazel, returned last evening from a
Lebanon visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Conn of Salem,
went to the Bay this afternoon for their
summer.s outing.
Eddie Merrill left this morning tor
WKte Salmon to join his grandmother
and aunt for an outing.
The Revere is now running full
fledged, the dining room having been
A 200 MILES
Tramp Through the Coast Range
Mountains.
Mr Humphrey the postal clerk on the
Detroit run, and a Mr. 3helton. of Mill
City have just returned trom a two
hundred mile tramp in the Cascade
mountaias. With a pack horse, fiev
set out from Detroit, going over 'he
Mountain trail, past Marian Like,
.....v-iu-oo iui ua one nsmng grounds,
over the hills into Crook county, dr.vn
the Three Sisters and back over an old
Indian trail and i.own the McKenzie
into the Willamette ajain. They were
on the headwaters of the Willamette,
Deschuttes. McKenzie and Umpqua,
besides several smaller streams. They
had a rifle which occasionly came in
handy, resulting in the death of a be.r
hat got.in their trail, a grey wolf and
two bucKS. Thev miirht hnvp L-illp.l
deer galore, at one time running upon
a band of ten or twelve, but wanted
only enough to eat. The trin is a nirr.
ged and big one, wor'h any one's time.
And a good tost fct- one's walking
ability
JOHN A. WON
Beating Oregon Babe With Ease.
There was a street show Inst night,
at the coiner of First and Ellsworth
streets, with a birr crowd in nttpr-Hnnnp
Albany can do on shoit. roofed last nigSt,
The troup consisted lot one man in red I?0,11,6 ,on l!lu S& this morning was
ngnts, who was very versatile, nei- Ja '-"i.-ii can,
forming on the oronnri and in 11,0 v a Pretty long passenger train.
with equal skill, a genius in juggling Miss Luela Strom is spending a few
and equally at home on a slack wire days in tht country, near Knox Butte,
with no assistance but his equalibrium, the guest of Miss Maud Miller.
aIl the guying of a crowd of boys, who John Chance last night returned from
used the words hobo, etcetera promis- a visit in Portland accompanied by his
cously, a little chapter in the book of daughter Miss Belle of the Portland
v.... .., cskuuiiaiiiug uiir reuuiuuoii a-nouia.
for future use. Anyway the crowd
enjoyed the show and chipped in, how
uueiany is not Known, nor wno tne man
or whither he skidooed.
Miss Laura Tavlor returned thia nnnn
from her Newport outing, after a very stands 52,645.
iMcuauui, Dojuurri on tne euge 01 mt
Pacific.
Tho much talked of race between
John A. Crawford and Oregon Babe.
was won by John A. in 32 seconds,' for
the quarter, in the presence of a bin-
crowd, all Albany being out. Oregon
onoe DroKe.
lho iudi.es were S. S. Railpu. A. S
Hart, A. J. Hodgss, Starter J. W.
Kirkland. Time keeper F. M. French.
John A. was driven bv Fred Wood
cock and Oregon Babe by Charley
Barrows.
" A good deal of money changed hands.
The Journal Contest.
The standing in votes of tho seven
contestants in Linn county for scholar
ships is as follows at last statement
given out: Those of Albany are: Har
lan Tulhert, 26,490; Glen vv ulker, 16.
285; J. Percy Reed, 10,505; Meda Cald
well, 3,790; Earl Lee, Waterloo. '.,130;
Halbert Hawkes, Lebanon, 600; H. A.
Wood, Harrisburg, 400. Total, 60,300.
Benton county has two contestants,
Dotn ot borvallis. whose total vntp
H-Mhfi- tons and 400 pounds of Dears to Pnt-r.
returned this noon from the Bay. The land and today is having his hands full
baby had grown nearly a foot, more or Pears
.nenaus nas just let a $4b,b0 con
Mis. Sophia Jackson, of Portland, ar
rived last night on a visit at the home
or ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Tidings: Proerksen.
The S. P. Company has lately begun , 'F8- Baldwin and two of her grand-
..-...... j a. .cw tuu- , ..... - . cnnuren retiirnp.ri vpqinrHnv fvnm
Miss Myra Abbett, a former Albany tract for paving Market street in that W-"ut 01 a new pian to nu tneir . Bav- Mrs Senders and the r.Wtnf Tho
w a young lady of fine appear- itA-wltn . vitrined brick, and trains ot the hobo nuisance. About 160 family will be home tomorrow.
tou,TO iiiuioio iu ua spent on street muro men us employ nave Deen scat- t r vt d-h ,, j
work. tered along their line over a district (hf-S',?- Pe" and aauS''ter were- in
v-i-t,-- Of-t ..,,: ... runnint? from Oakland to the Sisiypa the c. y last evening on their way to
to New Era yesterday to look after his an A . " J Pe" Bell had been m Ta vis it with h. , ltr
ua - tl.i.- . IT. . VCll- M Cai V I, llllt. 11UI11 Lllllir Tlllf'S
on the company's train. While the plan D Mlss Barbara Rieson, of the ladios
is ne it seems to be working more Bazaar, returned this noon from her
effectively than anything tried yet. 3aant down the ede of the Pacific to
Chief of Police Simons reports that up the Yachats to look after her limber
to the time these men were put to clalln
work there were on an average of 25 Editor Tom Dodger of the Scio News
brakebeam tcurists traveling through and his brother Sain, of tho eat, came
Ashland per duv. For the Dast few -over Inst cveninir and this mnmino- u
days this number has been greatly dirq W. Crawford took the latter to tho Bay
iuiiLi. i.v c Liie uiy; ocean.
E.
dinand See..agi, deceased. All osr on-j
having claims Bgaius? said esta-e are
notified to Ke.-e t mesa at the office of
Hewitt & 8 x, Albany. Oregon, within
six monitiB Irom the date hereof, prop
erly verified as by law required.
Dated Miy 9, 1907.
UttiKLUIIS 8JtUAUJb,
Executrix.
HEWItT & SOX, Attorneys.
CITATION
girl, now
ance, passed through 1 ho city this noon
tor Ashland, on a visit.
Mrs. Bob Chambers and bright daugh
ters, Esteland Aletha, returned to their
home at Eugene last evening after a
visit with Albany relatives.
Mr. Kaupisch, of the Corvallis cream
ery, was in town last evening. He re
ports as much business as ever, with
cream galore from all directions.
! George Howe, tin teacher, has re
turned from a trip to Boston, the
Jamestown fair and other eastern
points, anl la3t night went to Browns
ville. I J. O. Gross returned this morning
from Brrwnsville, and will leave this
evening for his home in Franklin coun
ty, Wash., fifty-five miles east of
walla walla.
Prof. E. E. Daring, formerly super-
Returned from the East.
In the County Court ol the Stnte ol
' regon, for Linn County.
In the matter ot the estate of Mary
Juukin, deceased.
To Nellie Perkins, Sarrtha T'irman,
Luc nda Taylor, H. 0. Jackson, Ollie
F. Stephens, E D. Prie-t, H. F. Jsck
eon. Emms Rulslon, Alice D Ralston,
Lo lie D. K..IB on, lv O-Jjcrmi-,
Orin L. Jackson, 8tell P Hum,
E hel M. Halverson, Edith S. Porter, 1
i-ena J. Jtc-SJs anl al
intendent of the Jefferson andGresham
schools, has been elected principal of
the Coquille school, and will soon go
there to begin his work.
Miss Grace Crandall with A. M. Reev
es, at Lebanon for some time, was in
the city on her way to Illinois to SDend
1 a year, on her way visiting relatives at
Portland and Day t: n.
I Two old time Albany young men, both
j insurance men, were in the city over
night, Jos. Webber and Walter H. Ray
mond, or fortlana, who have many
friends here who are always glad to
see them.
The marriage of Chas. Littler of
Tillamook and Mrs. Elizabeth Corinne
Swan, of Portland, is announced to
take place on Sept 4, at the home of
v rs. Saltmarsh in Portland. Both are
former residents of Albany.
Mr3. C. W. Sears, Mrs. Edwin Sears
BSSmT- Pey W.re ?0PeJ?at lree missionary, of Uie Bnpttot churS, and
t&WMre time. wife' came down from Niagara last
Mrh thi hL.r.J 1? The younS ladles left ln company with evening on their way to their home at
Lmch.th!. .??.!-? b'S,a8 the Telegram party and visited the McMinnville. Mrs. Patrick
Jamestown exposition with them, much of Mrs. Edmunds, who was with- them
vwp t " :"'f "i u Bu,, ine cay ior an oucinff'
coming removal to that place. The
New Era church is oyer twenty years
iu uiiu wii-uLaunneu.
A crew of men has reached Eugene,
while on their way down the road in
stalling the block system along the S.
P., supposed to be a preventive of ac
cidents But they wont stop spread
ing rails or defective freight cars.
The Corvallis anl Ea.tern takes
freight to the Bay Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, and shippers should
govern themselves accordingly. The
fact is one that needs advertising, so
that people having perishable goods
ixiuy K1IOW IL.
I J. H. Moore,
who moved
writes thai
storm in which the hail was as hiir
turkey eggs. Forty four window lights
.were masneu in one scnool nouse.
A call meeting of the board of direc"
tors if the Albany Library association
will be held at the home of Miss Gard
, next Monday evening. Miss Mar
vin of the State Board will probably
be present.
1 Mr. John Lennox, of Knov'a Rni-to 1 Willamette.
who was in the city last evening, re-' o j urn. n j
ported his clover going four bushels per I DUrned With POWder.
acre. He had fifty acres. $1,000 net '
ior ciov.r on ntty acres is not bad.
W. F. Hamlin, of Orleans precinct,
Linn county, has just bought four Hcl
steins in rjenton county paving
Linn countv oucht to do hnr.tnr
her workers. Talbert has gone to Coos
county for a "record breaker."
Glenn E. Walker in spite of unusual
obstacles is making good headway, -standing
7th in District No. out of 20
contestants. He is now gone to Stay
ton, Marion county, for a few days
canvassing. He would bo much pleased
if friends he cannot reach would send
in subscriptions with price to tho Jour
nal office direct ana ask that votes be
counted for him.
1. mcrrill ana two sonq wpnr. tin
the C. & E this mornine-. loaded rlnwn
wini auuuiuig apparel. Mr. Merrill
Misse. Leone Francis and Katherine n"" T,.'t0LaLHRu!ton-
M-l !. , A c .. " w K" v eiroii..
uim.ucai iiav ic.uiitcu iimu uit-H UL-
Rev James Edmunds, the state S. S,
things there. They were in several of
the big cities seeing the sights, spend
ing quite a little time around Pittsburg,
where they h ve relatives. But Oregon
is all right, and they are very glad to
be back here on the green bnnks of the
The twelve year old son of Mr. Keen,
one of the camp rs in Bryant Park yes
terday was playing with an old powder
can with a small amount of powdjr in
and children. Georee and Lois of this ' . "OI- 'eaver ot the Behnke-
city, and Miss Florence, daughter of a'..?,r business college, and Prof. R
hp,i p,,;.i-fi .,.;' .j.T. . can with a small amount ot pi
nnndenapr fnrZhi,.h thp H,jf; V. it, when he experimented with a match.
said to be the best cow.
Prof. M. G. Cleaver of the
t3M
known and nnknowo, ttitorettod in eaid ri' a of Electron. Wash . left this B-.?llIler' of Portland, are form Albany at first suDnosed.
rI.aIr. cvrenrtn-. - 'i. .-,' :..- IjOlterre sturlenc anrl tutor haua m.dD ,r
I !. 1 1. r r 1 morning ior tnat place on a visit at tne I t iT
u uu. .j. i -u y, town which furnishes power lor Seattle v. "t conege
pn a rrt harann n,:pH and Mnniidil In An 1 . . r AT. North KpnH fn hp pallpH i-V. r. M:ilA
jw .. .,.-- . .vu.v . H
pear in the Count v Couuty of the State
) here was an explosion and the bov
wasburned in the face, and reported
insensible for awhile. oday he is do
ing well, not nearly as badly burned as
Rev. Jameson, of Brownsville,
in tne city yesteraay to attend the fun
eral of S. P. Lawrenson, in which he
assisted Rev. Douglas. It was hold at
the Pearce Memorial church, many at
tending. Mr. Lawrenson was held in
high esteem, and his death is greatly
regretted.
I Miss Tressa Acheson, of Pottland,
who is visiting in Albany, is being de
lightfully entertained by her many
friends. On Monday evening, Eulah
Wright gave a very "novel" kitchen
party. Tuesday evening, Neta Schultz
gave a "WaternHon Feed". On last
evening, Miss Willetta Wright enter
tained in a very delightful manner and
this afternoon Kate Stewart is givirg
a luncheon.
of Oregon, lir Ihe Counv of Lino.at the
court room themi f, at Alban-. in em, I
county, on Mondav the 10 dtty of
September. 1907, st 1 o.e oi-k in t e
afternoon of that day, then m ! e 'n
show cause, if any tnerebe,wliv n r er
should not be made, au'hnrg.i. and
direction ihe administra or of r ei'a o
of saiJ decedBed to sell at pri 'a e ale
the real properly ol r.in es-nln, sa d
rjal property being desc ioed h lullu.,
to wit:
Lit No. 4 in Block 1 in B-ardi Aildi
'ion to the town of T-nn-tni, Linn
ConDty.Oregon,
. Witness, the Hon. C H,
I Ig I Stewrt, Judge of toe
SSAI, f ,- OCUDty 1,'ourt 0 ,,,
State ol Oregon, f.ir the
C.inntv of T. inn, wi b the eal o s.nl
court affixe', this the 10 h day of Jno.
A. D. 19i7.
Airert' J. W MILLER, Cleik.
By W, L. Marks, Deputy,
OatsOa(sOats.
We are prepared to either store or
purchase any quantity of good clean
oats, can also use cheat, timothy, clov
er or grain hay and a limited quantity
of clean Bhe-t.
First class sacks furnished, or for
sale. H. Sbndebs & Co.
and Tacoma
Mr. J. J. Shulthuss has sold his fine
surburban property, this side of ihe
Calapooia bridje, to J. F. Gaines, a
native resident of Linn county. The
consideration was $3,500. Mr, Shult
huss and wife will move to Silvei ton to
reside and .Vr G.iines will take charge
of tho property.
W. S. Martin,wifond three children,
arrived yesterday from Los Angeles,
and will make Albany their home. Mr.
Martin, is a brother-in-law of Mr. O.
E. Perry, an experienced carpenter.
at North Bend, to be called the Miller-
Cleaver Bussiness College. j
The Vale Base Ball team is the cham
pion club of (.astern Oregon, and will
make a tour of the coast playing all
comers among amateurs. Thos. E. Mc
Knight a former Linn county teacher,
now deputy clerk of Union county, i3
the manager of the-club. A game will
be played with Lebanon Albany should
secure one.
Arrangements have been completed
for a summer couise in agriculture at
tne uregon Agriculture College, begin
Mr. Ellij of Ellis &Sons, grocers, re-
tlirnprl thia nnnn frpm Mntnm.i.1 ...!.--
Settling Troubles. h- was called by the serious illness of
his wife and her mother, with dysentery,
thought to be tho result of the unsan-
Judge Stewart and Commissioner itary conditions. It was said quite a
Butler left bst night for Browns': ille, number were affected It was sever-
...u ju - al days before they were ab e to return
where they were joined by Commissioner homo.
Powell, arid the three left this morning An' interesting thing in the new
for near Crawfordsville, to settle ad.s- Rho(le8 brick is archay in tho e(lst
pute resulting from a washout by the waM of tho second 8t suggesting
high water last winter. Like other that some day a connection with the
people there are troubles for county sncond storv - hri(,k on ,hn
Another Old Albany Girl,
There haye been several former Albany
"girls" here recently. This morning
Mrs. Bort EnosGoalby, of Tacoma, re
turned home after a week's visit with
her mother, Mr.'. Mary Enos. She was
another one of the girls of thi 70's and
nu s, oeing one ot the first typos on
the Herald, then a weekly, under
Barns & Pottinger, among the others
being big Mack Monteith, now of Port
land and a Mr Wi.hams, as shown by
an old time picture at tho home
of the Democrat man. Mrs.
Goalby afterwards worked on the
Democrat, going from here to Port
land, where she resided several years.
A Costly Smoke.
Last Wednesday Red Pearl stopped
to pick some blackberries on Wm. Mc
Mahon's farm, and after getting as
many as he wanted, concluded to smoko
a cigar. The match was thrown to the
ground and a lot of grass ignited.
"Red" fought the fire vnliently, but it
got uwn-' from him and anrparl tn
old barn that was near, and the build
ing was entirely consumed. A thresh
ing crew came to the rescue, and the
fire was prevented from spreading any
farther. "Rod" will be out about $200,
but he got all the blackberries he wan
ted and two or three whiffs at the cigar.
courts even.
Kansas Hon. Here
He spent the summer here four year, ing August 26 and continuing to the 31st
', ...-M i j- a i nclusiye. The p'irpose of the course
Dr. O. B. Long, well known in A.
bany, has just passed his final exam
inations at the Tennessee Medical Col
lege, Knoxville, Tenn., with high hon
ors, and has b ien (riven a position in
the Lincoln Memorial hospital at Knox-,
ville. Dr. J, P. Wallace of this city j
once carried off the honors at the same .
college.
W. S. Richards and wife have been Mrs. A. B. Cavender. of Brownnvillp
home some time from their eastern trip, waa in the city thia f9renoon on a ,h t
whi e gone Mr. Richard, making a l,,.- f - . n T .
anecial studv of social conditions in the buine8S trip. Mr. Cavender, who has
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course Hon J. S. George, ;
I2n f- teaT,ers of th0 State bor of the Kansas legislature.
.. K. U. ..,". mj may uu JOr
the use of tlu agricultural book to he
introduced next year into the seventh
and eighth 'grades of the public schools
prominent mem-
was in
will be desired. The corner is a snkn
did location for a modern brick hotel,
and it will not bo surprising if some
day there is not one on the site.
Loe Armstrong, a former ' Lebanon
man, has filed a suit at Portland for the
Will Move t-) Portland.
thn citv this morning on his wav home dissolution of the partnership of Arm
from a deer hunt in the mountains, strong & Miller, timber locators. Mil
with ha- d:iuirters at Cascadia. No ler sometime apo completed a term of a
deer horns were seen hanging about his year at McNeill's island. Armstrong
belt, so it is p issible he failed to make cnarges arunKenness ana tne misappro-
.. . . - . -K. . .-.--.:-- -f -mnn ..i.l . i u . ' :
a very hie killing.
factory, and as well getting a practical
knowledge from experience of the man
ner of running large concerns. They
were at Washington, Jamestown, in
the Carolinas and through the east gen
erally, an educator for any one taking
such atrip.
leased his interest in the Times to his wl" be 8 neet'n-' tot the organization
priation of $1200. Baid to have been
the defunct bank of the Oregon Secur
ities Co.
Ashand Record: H. J. Clark, the
well known contractor and builder, ia
On bet tember 14 at (joi Mill there in Ashland and tomorrow begins mix-
Fishermen Will Organize,
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Among prominent men who are down j- a few days.
partner has formed a partnership in ' the Oregon Angler's Association
foritana witn urant legley, in tailor
ing, a former Brownsville man, and will
move with his family to that city to re
side. Mr. Cavender handled antimony Baker H. L. Kelly of the fish hatchery
for twenty-two years. Brownsville and others. Albany should have a del
thus loses some splendid citizens. egation present.
ing mortar for the Kar'ow and Rhodes
brick block. He will be joined by his
1 1 i; i-i i. .. i . ; . ii
I son, muruin .iarK, wno is at rjonauza,
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Triuh WpkIp- Van Tlnapn llama wnprlpn I . . . V . . .
Mr Clark laid the trick
former years, doing the work on Hotel
uregon, tne upera House, tne Ashland
House and tbe Morine blacksmith shop.
Skiddo day has again rolled v around.
Mrs. David Linn, mother of Flnt.hor
Linn of Portland, well known hv invar.
al Albany people, died on tho Oth.
It is claimed that theCnrltnn r.i
Co. of Carlton, saws 200,000- feet of
lumber in ten hours with twenty men.
Dr. M. V. Leeper and wife and Miss
Stover, a sister of Mrs. Leeper of
Benton county, are 'making arrange
ments to move to Waldport to reside.
J. M. Flaherty came down from
Plninview this morning with twolve
bulls from his place for the big Hono
lulu shipment. Fourteen of theso big
animals fill a car
Lane county has its first thresher
fire for the season. Tho thresher of
Sim Humphrey, running four miles
from Eugene, caught from a spark and
went up ir. smoke, together with 400
bushels of wheat.
Arrangements are being made for
competitive exam nations under the civil
service throughout the United States,
for fifty eight different positions, cov
ering nearly the whole field, from act
ing assistant Burgeon to wireman. If
intcreted address U. S. Civil Service
Commission, Washington, D. C.
Miss Margaret Cundiff, a graduateof
the class of 1907, U. of O., has been
elected to a position in the high school
at La Grande, and will go there to
teach the coming year. She is a form
er Albany young lady, bright and cap
able, and her many friends are glad to
hear of her success in getting a good
position.