AT THE
COURT HOUSE.
Deeds recorded: ,
Emma Lassell to W. W. M.
Hawk 2,31 acres Harrisburg $
Cbas Gallia to W. A. Mason 1-4
acre Mill Citv
Asa Tindall to M. Tindall .Oacres
3000
600
Minning claim L. H. Simmon to the
Revised Tariff Santiam district. D. C.
Smith, witness.
Martgage for $800. Satisfaction $700.
Answer filed by C. C. Bryant in Ore
gon Electric agt. Mrs. Moench et al.
In estate of Henry Stephens. Heniy
Stephens Jr. has petition for appointr
ment as administrator, value of prop
erty estimated at $10,000.
Twiorntinn nf Grant Froman to be a
candidate for recorder in the republican
primaries.
A Reunion at Bryant's Park-
A very pleasant reunion was held at the
park Aug. 14, when four sisters, some :
of whom had not met for twenty ,
years, joined an anxiously waning
crowd of about thirty-five relatives. !
A table groaning beneath a load of
Oregon's best, greeted them on their
arrival at the park. '
Those present were: Mrs. Margaret
Thompson and daughter Miss Minnie,
of Churchs Ferry, N. D., Mrs. Mary
Gahley, daughter and grandson, Mrs.
Minnie Andrews and Howard Andrews,
of Parma, Idaho, Mrs. Kate Beem, of
ir. flal.. Mrs. Lizzie Ulrich. of I
The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Heike Ohling
and family.
Mrs. Bert Veal and son
Percv. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoflich and
family, Mrs. Lena Caldwell and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hoflinch and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoflich and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Mox Hoflich and son. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hoflich, Mrs. Mable Ho
flich and daughter, Mr.
.- flich and Mr. M. Hoflich.
Herman Ho-
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Letter List.
' The following letters remain in the
.'Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
Aug. 17. 1910. Persons desiring any or wuura.
these letters should call for advertised Rev. Douglas and family have re
letters, giving the date: ' turned from their summer's outing at
Paulo Bronon, Louis Butchek, p. C. Niagara. 1
:B.41inger,B. H. Caldwell, Thulia Fr.'ser, S. L. Mvers, of Ketchikan. Alaska.
Mrs. ijeo. Gateson, Kobt. Hemmer,
F. P. Keniston. Cassius Marsh. Mrs. J
K Mro I
. A. Merriman, W. S. Rawhauser. Mabel
Ralston, G. W. Samuels, W. T. Thomp
son, R. Howard White.
J. S. Van Winkle, P. M.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
dersigncd has been by the County
Court of Linn Countv. Orecon. dulv
appointed administrator of the estate ! Misses Myrtle Wyatt and Tillie Eck
of Dana Burmester, deceased. All art and Mrs. J. W. Walsh went 'to the
, persons having claims against' the , Bay to-day for an outing,
estate of said deceased are hp reby j W. R. Struble left Saturday evening
required to present the same with for Seaview, Wash., to join Mrs.
. proper vouchers to the undersigned at Struble, who was reported ill.
his residence, in the city of Albany, 1 c. A. Smith has gotten mad and is
in j-inn county, wregon, witnin six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated this Mh day ot Augusviyju.
C. H. STEWART.
.HEWITT & SOX, Admr.
Attorneys for Admr.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Notice is hereby eiven that the un-
dersigned has been by the County
Court of Linn county, Oregon, duly
appointed administrator of the estate
of Conrad Schuebel, late of said conn-
tv. deceased. All oersons havinc
claims against the estate of said de
ceased are hereby required to present
the same with proper vouchers to the
undersigned at the First National
Bank, in the city of Albany, in Linn
county, Oregon, within six months
.from the date of this notice.
Dated this Sth day of August, 1910.
O. A. ARCHIBALD,
HEWITT & SOX, Admr.
Attorneys for Admr. '
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT. Notice is hereby eiven that the un
dersigned executrix of the last will and
testament of 1 nomas Brandon, de
ceased, has filed in the County Court
ot .Linn county, Uregon,- her final ac
count as such executrix, and that said
court has fixed Monday, the Sth day of
September, 1910, at the hour of one
o'clock in the afternoon, as the time
tor the hearing ot objections to said
hnal account, and the settlement there
of. ELIZA BRANDON,
HEWITT & SOX, Executrix.
Attorneys' for Executrix.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE-
MENT.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has tiled in the County
Court of Linn county, Oregon, her
hnal account as administratrix with
the will annexed of the estate of Isaac
Meeker, late of said county, deceased,
and that said court has fixed Mon
day, the 5th day of September, 1910,
at the hour of one o'clock in the
afternoon, as the time for the hearing
of objections to said final account,
and the settlement thereof.
MARY E. MEEKER,
HEWITT & SOX, Administratrix.
Attorneys for Executrix.
.admin7stratrixtsn'ot7cr
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed
by the county court of Linn county.
Oregon, administratrix of the estate
of Conraclcna Arnold, deceased.
Ail persons having claims' aga!n.;!
said estate arc hereby required to pre
sent same to the undersigned at her
residence. N'o. 440 East First street.
Albany. Oregon, with proper voucher?
as by law required, within six monlr.:
from the date o: tl.if notice.
Dated this 1.1th lnv r,f Tulv. 1910.
MIX. VIE l'RO.MM. Ad : n rx.
L. L. Swan, Atty lor Admrx.
(MONDAY.")
HOW IT GETS
INTO ALBANY.
The route of the Oregon Electric into
Albany from the north is an interest
ing one. Forjnearly two miles beyond
Main street it will parallel the South
ern Pacific, with a common right of
way line between, diverging just be
yond Main and striking Fifth street
through the property of Mrs. Moench
and children, for which about nine lots
are being secured by legal process,
made necessary by there being minors.
The price has been agreed upon. Just
beyond it crosses the Salemroad, takes in
a slice of A. W. Docks tedder's property ,
runs through an old house at Pine
street, on down through an open space
to Geary and Salem road, where it will
cut in two the home nf W. H. Hiatt,
which he has bonded with about three
lots for about $4,000. There will be a
station at this place. Then it goes
through the farm of W. C. Burkhart.
cutting iu two an eight acre walnut
and neach orchard. On this place the
water street route begins, in all a little
over five acres ot being required of Mr.
Burkhart for the two lines. Tho Water
1 street route will make a cleanup of cow
provement.
pofliuico aim omaii ili.go, uew.wu ....
New High School.
The contract was let today in the
office of Wm. Hand architect for a new
two room hieh school building at Crab
tree for districts 109. 110 and 114. It
will cost nearly $3,000, with the heating
plant, a p-ctty structure.
Irwin Rolfe. of Eugene, spent Sunday
in Albany.
Mrs. Creed Hammond, of Engene, is
visiting at S. S. Bailey's.
Col. F. J. Parker, of Portland, went
to the Bay this afternoon.
Mr. andrMrs. B .T. Jordan, of Amity,
left for home this afternoon.
Miss Gay and Mrs. Helmick have re
turned from their Washington trip.
Three bids for a new school house at
Coburg ranged from $11,500 to $15,101.
Dr. H. A. Leininger has returned
from a fishing and hunting trip to the
y,, hEHn hera attnr reading Alhnnv
..: .
nterafure.
1 Mrs. J. R. Wyatt is in the city look
ing after her new apartment house on
Ff th street.
Mrs. II. C. Watson, of Eugene, was
in the city to-day looking aftpr her Al-
j, ... .
d last night from
Dr. Littler will
C. H. Cusick returned
his Bay City outing
be home tonight.
selling all of his Oregon timber land,
about $6,000,000 worth. Poor fellow.
! u- and Mra. j. M, Keenev. of Shan-
; iko, were in the city to day in their
auto on their way to the Bay for an
outing.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. French and
j Setn Tomas French returned last night
i from tbe Bay ana F M- French went
. t0 the Bay.
Florence Nightningale died yesterday
at London, at the age of 90 years and
the entire world mourns che death of a
'noble woman.
Geo. L. Walker, of Alameda, Calif.,
passed throucrh the citv vesterdav on
the Shasta for Portland to join his wife
lor a iew days visit.
Mrs. Alderson, mother of Mrs. R. L.
Buikhart. of Portland, and Mr. and
Mrs. Delroth, of Detroit, Mich., ar
rived this noon on a visit.
There are four candidates for con
stable in the Eugene district, one F. T.
Plank, who did some detective work in
Albany several months ago.
The management of the Boise, Idaho,
Chautauqua, write that they will send
a delegate to the Chautauqua conven
tion at this city Sept. 16, if possible.
J. H. Ralsto.-j, Mrs. He'nrietta;Brown
and Miss Kate Stewart left Saturday
afternoon for Cascadia.in Mr. Ralston's
Buick, making the trip in four hours.
Mr. and tors. Elmer Ries arid Arch
Ries, of Porilanj, spent yesttrdav in
Albany. Elmer is with the WHrrenCo.
and Arch in the U. S. ew; ineer. s office.
The funeral of Harvey W. Scott at
Portland yesterday wan a notable event.
Rev. Elliot, of the Unitarian church
:ind the Knights Templara conducted
tho services. Ihe floral tributes wer
elaborate.
J. H. Thompson and family have' re
turned from Cascadia, wture they
spent several weeks. There are fifty
to seventy-five tents, making a town of
sever:. 1 hundred people, a delightful
place ;'or an outing..
Ful'y a thousand Deonle went to tha
Bay yesterday to the Clambake. The
bake was a bier affair enioved it was
declared by five thousand people, in
cluding about four thousand already
there.
Jesse Galbraith residing near this
city has a couple vcres of as fine corn
as one can find anywhere, tall and w-ll
filled out. Some stalks brought to
town measured 9 feet 8 inches.
Hueh Fisher has iust comnlt-terl thp
sale of two lots, through the J. F.
Powell agency, to J. M. Hawkins and
S. C. Worrell. Mr. Hawkins cets a lot
on Ninth street, opposite the college.
ar.d Mr. Worrell on Eighth street in
cha rear of Mrs. Turner's residence.
Prineville Journal: The party con-
istinir of Mrs. C. M. Elkms and child
to. Si Hodses and son Otto. Grandpa
J imcs Elkins and Randolph Ketehum
ivl wiCe returned the last of the week
''un the Cascades. They had l-f-cr,
n month and th"jir experi ?n
:nu'd fill a huge book.
Q.CO.IN CAMP.
Camp Cosgrove, Wash. Aug. 12.
The Albany Company are all in good
health and enjoying camp life immense
ly in spite of the fact that there is
much arduous labor each day. Drilling
and maneuvering consumes most of tne
day, but the boys all have time for a
plunge in the lake or a trip to Tacoma
and no complaint is heard from them.
The Y. M. C. A. have two large tents
here for the use of the men, one for
entertainment and one for writing and
reading and it is needless to say that
they are always full. On Wednesday
Gov. Bowerman of Oregon, and Gov.
Hav of Washine-ton. visited the camp
on a tour of inspection and seemed to
be well pleased with the appearance ot
the troops. A sham battle full of ex
citing incidents took place between the
Ked Army and tne crown Army aim
the honors captured by the "Reds" of j
which the Albany company formed a ;
part.v During parol dril on Thursday
afrernopn and while the Albany boys I
were advancing on tne enemy, mey
were called upon to assist in fighting a
forest fire which was rapidly nearing a .
farm house and heavy timber. After ;
several hours severe work it was final-
ly extinguished. The Albany company
is very fortunate in having as cook this
year, H. J. Moore of Albany, and many
xieguiuia iiave vuiuiJiiiiictii.cu i,... j
his cooking as well as the "Guard" '
officers. LELAND R GILBERT.
i
News trom Albany s MX cany
Trains.
Al. Reed, of the Siletz, a former Al
banv barber went to Chemawa after,
my barber, went to Uhemawa attei
f,n fhi.i uhn hm hoon ni tend,
ing school there. Another one run
away last week and skipped back to the
land of his birth.'
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Shaw left for
e Bay for an outing. Mrs. Shaw has.
tne Bay for an outme. Mrs. snaw nas.
just returned from a visit with her sis-,
t.. in Chnnibn . rVfkawa irninrr tn TJao,.
port were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Irvine
and Harold. ., .
mission man,' who has been visiting at
the home of Mrs. S. u. Irvine, left for
Salem to spend the forenoon with a
friend, being joined this afternoon by
Mrs. Crawford, hep mother-in-law,
leaving for ham.e. They were greatly
pleased wnn ftioany.
... .. 1 ' . .
Cal f! lef t on a PoXndvisiatV
s .- Vfj iS" ".1?.,: : ' .
ouu mil. fimm meioioi - wcui. vvf
Portland on a few davs triu.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jones returned
from a trip south.
Mrs. .las. Driver arid daughter re
turned from Tangent.
Miss Margaret Geiseridorier went to
Salem and thence to Washington county
to iook up some land.
Mr. Dohah went up the C
& E "to
w y
!l ,9- y- , I .
Sullivan, the famous Salem Celestial,
Returned to the capital city.
i.w. v. v. i uimg Loiumvu irum ueu -
anon
T. P. Hackleman returned from a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Capt.
Kuhn and family, at Lebanon.
Fred Lines went to Portland.
Miss Jones and Miss Ima Curran, of
tho Pacific Telephone Co. left on the
early train, the former for Portland,
the latter for the Sound, on their vaca
tion trips.
Old Glory at Dreamland
une ot tne strongest dramatic pic-
luios ever Been in tne city will oesnown
at tne ureamiano eunday and Monday,
the name of this picture is "Old Glory"
our country flag from its birth to the
present day. An allegeucal, historical
suoject enowing famous events in
American history. A picture of sensa
tional national interest ' The Paleface
Princess" is one of the best dramas of
pioneer Indian life ever produced. Just
fur tiooa Luck is one of Path s best
comedies, The Faithless Lover is anoth
er powerful dramatic picture, beautiful
views of Forcage Des Fruit and "High
land Mary" sung by Miss Edith Neilson
will complete an all star program.
In honor of an Albany Man.
Arrangements are being made for a
big barbecue at Lacomb on the 26th of
August in honor of C. W. Tebault,
president of the Tebault Real Estate
Co. of this city, given as an expression
of appreciation of the manner in which
Mr. Tebault has boosted that part of
the county, making a good many ad
vantageous sales. The barbecue will
be in tile afternoon, with speches and
music by the band, and a dance at
night.
At the Hotels
Dee. Coshow, Brownsville.
C. ii. Smith, Halsey
Mrs. J. R Wyatt, Portland.
R R. Perkins &wf, "
Z Davenport, Silverton.
Fred O. Anderson. Kennorer, Wyo.
H. E. Merrill, Roseburg.
Ashley Forrest. Delta, Colo.
M. L. Meyers & wf, Salem.
H. B. Cooper. Corvallis.
J. F. Hostetlcr, Aurora.
Trestle on Fire.
When the fir:.t train arrived from the
Bar lai-tniijht it found the north trestle
of the C. & E. burning, with a big
Maze in pro-tress. The train with its
large crowd of passengers stopped and
fought the fire, putting it out after con
siderdble of a eontpst. A little more
and the trestle would have been weak
ened enmi(h to mike it unsafe. As it
was not very much damage was ' done.
Didn't Get Work.
Paul Miller arrived in Albany today
'0L-k:ng for work. Mr. Miller and
twf-i.'v.six other laborers, piid Hansen
&Cn.. t .van Franci-ico S7.51 each tut
a job ira '.he Natron-Klamath road. an!
nhrn tlvy cot there wee not '.v.-.r.te.l.
Usn.f n.g'i m-;n Hire:uty A
:.!. Oi !::- ., -:e. of loin bn'.ir.i-.!.
Lie av-.-rai u;y emp-nyrm.-nt agency.
THE SCHMITT
BLOCK.
I,: j f i t i. . !
liu5 upenea lor US onsiruci'On
. I
The bids fo-the nev, Schmitt block
frc.9.0tr,ar'hlcectl Wm- ,,and
RY.r; o itX.".V- n .,-cnn.
I. F. Conn, Albany. 27.550; Buley& Apple-.
white,Eugene,$25.950;John McChesney, !
1 Pass. $29,616, Pioneer Construction Co., I
' Portland, $29,950; K. D. Sn-.U, Albany, i
$30,500.
This does not include the cost of ex-
cavation and the heating plant. timber. There was no insurance, mak-
The plans show two double stores, ing the loss a heavy one, probably $100
the first, one on tha nnrrh aida nf tha 000. The Comnanv has its holdings.
building to be occupied by Tomlinson &
Holman's grocery store; the one on the
corner, it is reported, may be taken by
W.B.Stevens & Co., but that is not
settled, un the second floor there will
be a complete suite of lodge rooms, a
hall 40 by 43, dining room and all the
required ante rooms; and twenty-seven
office looms, in suites of one, two and
three rooms, to suit the demand, with
halls and all modern conveniences,
heated from the basement.
xue wime prenseu uncK, jrom toe
factory at Willamina, will give it a
solid and beautiful appearance. The
location is a good one.
By the Man About Town.
A cow pasture in the street inside the
clcv "mlc3. mis is at Harrison ana
water streets, fenced in, with water
street adjoining covered with under-
5"'",; Botb an9. west ,.'Ya.teJ?
street haa A frnnrl rpairfanpp Hintripr..
j Between Pine and Oak a splendid job
I oi grading is Deing done Dy tne city,
about the only thing the city has dohe
down that way of consequence. All
down that wav of conseauence.
around far inside the limits among pretty
l.. n4 4 ..11 -iT 1
, looking like a pasture. Country ot't-
houses are in evidence, only a few
sidewalks are seen and there is general
I atreet neo-loof Tho nennlo Sovo n
J'ght to demand attention, they pay
taxes the same as others, and it is up
to the council to begin a systematic
mprovement of that part of the City.
of that part of the City.
Probably Albany's finest suburban
residence is that of Wm. C. Burkhart,
:j ii j. nr o t. l.l
iust bevond the citv limits on the Salem
vnur? n mnflorn ofFnit rinnrrnlnw in itn
! makeup with a cobblestone effect to
the norch and a cobb estone fence in
. . t j
front.
The interior js elegant and Calif., under the supposition that he ; home accompanied by Miss Bernie Bar
.was annraaanatcher ton. Miss Winnie Barton is already
tasty.
The dahlics and astors of Mr. and
IkX Ol . ... . . .J
I mra. unaa. ivicier, at water ana vhk
! streets are now in their glory, tho
finest collection of these lasting flowers
ti -yV alwav?ther i,fl'on tho rsi
l of July into winter. The Man about
ouuiy into winter, ine man apout
Town appreciates a fine bouquet of
fifteen oVtwen'y varities of dahlias,
, including one showing a white and red
. moom on one stalk.
Only Three in Linn County
-
At thnrMnt tlma .
thrm,nmnft.v . ; i
t " . , .ov.t-ij.o uui in
Linn County, besides tne regular . tax
account of the drug stores, two in Al-
bany. one being on First street and one
on Lyon street and one m Seio.
All receipts terminate July 1st, when
renewals are made if desired. T.bhi-.
5!"atLhif "me '".ere were over
"swi aiiio uicaiia ujiit inert nas US en
a change in the business. If thr Zl
mom, hiinH ! a ii,... t"
ing run without a government tax,
something few are wiilinir to Ho. Moat
of the liquor used here is shipped in by Mr. W. A. Ledbetter of the Albany Jul omnar, the first meal In the new
express to indviduals for personal con- Nurseries, Inc., returned from Eugene home, was served to about thirty re!a
sumntion, and there is considerable of yesterday, and reports n largo sale of ; tives anrf friends. Those present were
it, but not a fifth of what there is with Franquette Walnuts. He states they his daughters, Mrs. H Stilson, Mrs. J.
the unen sa oon. anrl it ia iispH imiW
cover
There may be some later, a fact that
will be learned if it occurs, as tho gov-
ernment book at Portland is
inspection.
Doug's Pleasure trip.
aSon. he reported to help Tput , the
grounds in shape for the county fair,
He had been out 10 Albany having a
Doug Hamilton left for Scio this
joyful time. Moving pictures are
Uouc'a atronir no d. and he irenerallv
un, thom nil Ha u nnminir hni-k in
see some more as soon as he can get
away from the fair erounds.
m
The Weather.
Range of temperature 79 48.
The river is .8 foot.
Prediction: fair tonight and Tuesday,
A few drops of ruin were seen this
morning.
Famous Georgia A'tinstrels.
Thursday will be laughing nij'ht at
the opera house, for on that date th'isi
forty funny fellows comnrismir Kichard
& Priogie's Fami.us Minstrels will cut
things loose. 1 he big opfnin-r number.
"The Palace of Revelry." will bo a
revelation. This beautiful production
is a masterpiece of the scene painter's
art, anr i)ua been months in construct
ion. 1 he costumea and Hetunns com
prise several thouxan-l yard-i silk, sat ir,
ami velvet. Twenty ot tee nest Miiger
ever carried hy a min3irel organization
and twelve of the funn.eit comedi inj
win r.nld iii:!i revelry fer nn hour. This
will ho f.H'owcd by anotiier ncur i.nc! a
half of th brightiMt and sn 'ppieit f
olios, compri.-iinir t.-. o I i-r Rijae::ic'jlar
southern number, lntrxl'icirg songs
and d-rn vs of th- siuthhinl aso-ly th i
neRru c u. .".-I- iin-in .-livi-n ur-r
.uj .-v.wo n;, . ..i. u -i
r.il l--'ri,r
Inui'nter.
' that is on'.; I scream or
The Heather.
-rr;' ut tprnpet.i:u!: i2 -w.
,.- r 8.
. ,;k' i ii.: fair t .tiicht '! Wcd'--yr.-ttuiv-r
this uftei i.oi.n i.i:il tonixhl.
E. L. JONES
The First Lounty Candidate.
ina uroi muu w uio uiauctrnjumuui
mi c l r. i u: j.iA.t:...
intention of running: for office in this
county is Everett L. Jones, candidate
Ue7s" slogan Z- XoeUer"
goodroads amendment to sec. 10 of
Art. VI of the constitution,
There will
D0 mote- ..
Will Not be Kebuilt.
It is reported that the Hoover
mill
has
will not be rebuilt A contract
been made for the sale of the logs
and
logging outfit and some other things
left,
-
Mavor Gavnor keens on imnrovinir.
n00a
. ,. . , ...
The Publl schools will reopen on
Monday, Sept. 19.
Al. Sternberg returned last night
from a Portland trip.
B. Frank Irvine, of the Portland
Journal was at the depot last evening.
Ex-Mavor Watters and wife, of
Salem, went to the Bay this afternoon.
Editor F. M. Brown, of Brownsville,
returned from the Bay this afternoon.
Kiss Sadie Cohen and her sister. Miss ,
Clam Wram left- last nin-ht nn a Port-1
land trio
, d 4, .u ti -n c, 1
uiibs t eteisuu, ui uiu uuiiiuiuii ovum
has returned trom Portland, where sne
spent her vacation season.
G. W. McDowell, the Oregon Electric ;
right of way man, arrived this noon on'
Albany business,
John Manning, of Portland, has de-
aedto run for the democratic nomina-
tlon tor governor of Oregon.
j. m. ttaiston ano family are now an
hnmo fmm tha of tor a mrr ooooinn
on the edge of the breakers. .
Miss Treaaa AeheSon. of Portland, is
visiting at the home of her grandfather,
.,J hp, mo fionrl horo n
glad to have her with thsm again.
D. H. James, no relation of Jesse, -
for'Alhnnv'rpal eatatn man. nasaed
through the city this noon on a trip to
uyuvuvtu vt
C. A. Smith says it is all a falsehood
i t. 1 : IJ U: 4-;mV.a hnlH.
about his having sold his timber hold-
ines. The Democrat beers hia pardon
f nr Vintrincr Viitfpn
Erne9t A. FnsieTf of Lebanon, 'was
hiiph k ii.i nt Snpramento.
? r-" r, . '
Vivp nhnnxious characters in Corvallis
were fined and ordered to leave town
... ni U Tkon mora lint hnhnfl
witnin ut uvwi. "".t vr.rv
either. ' .
, it raineu puVllanA veateidav a few1
minutes in old f.ii-hioned style. Also in
i.... ,,
aaiem. but not so much. Just a small
ominklp in Aiimnu
spnnKle in Albany
O. P. Coshow, of
Roseburcr. will not
make the race for the nomination for
governor. The petition was all drawn,
' when this d rcision was reached. ;
I Dr. Poulkes and Rev. W. S. Holt, of
Portland, and President Crooks ot this
city, left for Detroit, for a fish and.;
nwumM.i trio. But the grub it will'
- - -
take. " " .
In response to a dispatch HenW
Kirsch, who has been working at Mill
City left last night for Seattle, where
his brother-in-law Frank Rental died
in fh.
a, Mm u.ln .j m i,i,h!
Murry Marshall and Rollm Lobauph
l . i- i i- i 1
have rented the skating rink and
e Bkating rink and on
reopen for the coming
September Wl
season, promising a good place for this
PPular amusement.
are sure to oe a success in tnis section.
In eastern Oregon there are two
candidates for congress in opposition to
Ellis, A. W. Lafferty and v,has. J.
open for Reed. The result will be '.he nomina
tion of Ellis. Even men in the right
can t work together.
A neat Indian story ut tho Electric
was that of the Sheriff's Daughter,
who had some thrilling experiences.
""ally rescued through the faithfulness
of her dog and lover. Along with it is
some Pre"y s??nel7'.. .. .1
Mrs. A. u. Marshall, ot Portland, had j
naraiy nrieu ner teara wnen sne airnin i
married a former newsnaner man nam-
ed Gibson, just fourteen days after the
death ot nor nusoano, a real estate man
WI1U UUII1I1III.LUU ouitiiue.
' Koa many cases of fever, border
ing on typhoid, are reported at Rose-
burg, one phsysician having eighteen
cases. It is thought to be from tho
streets being torn up for paving, some-
thine reauirinsr open pious and turned
over dirt.
1 Mrs. Nellie Henderson and daughter,
Miss Lottie, of Oakland, Calif., went
tn Rein tn.rlav for .a vis t with Mrs. TV
L. Dueger, mother of Mr. Henderson,
Thev have been visitine several davs at
the home or the sister of the former,
Mia W F Pfoiffnr
A. C. Ruby, the Portland horse man,
whose family were recently in Albany
has just broighta train load of imported
whose I
, i ." l, i.. i . : .'i
llB lust uniuKiii.ii 1.1 am lunu ui iiuuui ecu
i . D..,j t KT...I. v.i.
IUIM-.3 i,J luiimuu uvm inw xu-i-v, pi
. .nlmn Hn morfo Iho
i,m :-. f,,n. Jin. Ttro nx.ro KB In uil
representing over (300,000 capital.
Miss Marcus, the evangelist, arrived
Iat night from Roseburg, and went tn
Sa.im todav, while here beinj tho guent
of L. E. Hamilton and family. Miss
iwa.-cus came nere wun tne jomson
baud of workers, and has become a
warm friend of the c ty. Her homo is
at Wataonville, Calif.
Rev. S. A. Douglas and family are
home after their regular summer's out -
injr at Niagara, one of the moat de-
ehtful places in the mountains, hiirh
-f.nough up for a decided change, with
Rome ,no scenaiy and pretty surround- j
jTijr.s. . xnoy own tneir own coita
i"-ga.
there.
; Frank, the Jap, janitor at thi; Elks'
Club houBe, showed thn boys some
il-.i lgs in swimming at th" Bay Silo ! -v
1 While swiinndng in thu Hay hn w, :u
' rut over tha 'oar, a rare feut in ba bin;;
had a o.'ineernii'.i oni. hut that is the
way I hey do in Ja;uii. rbemo't fear!f.u
s. itr.niers in the world.
OBSERVED
By the Man About Town.
An immense amount of cement is be
ing used in Albany, three big blocks
on Water street alone calling lor a t,ood
deal, besides all the walks and curbs
over town.
A suggestion that Hon. W. R. Bilyeu
one of the vallev's ablest lawyers would
(make a splendid circuit judge, his long
experience eminently niung mm tor tne
position.
K. Brannan, of Sunrise, on his run
ner he is to take to the Scio fair and
sweep the field. The mare is said to be
a fast one.
At J. W. Barton's is a squash grow
ing on the top of a cornstalk and at H.
C. Harkness some beans on an apple
tree and raspberries on a chetrv tree.
I Corvallis is not vet in the Albany class.
A new cloth sign announcing that W.
H. Ridgeway recently of Eugene, will
reopen the Schuebel fish market in a
few days.
A pamphlet at the commercial club
rooms, headed $1500 a year to Live
Men, with a picturo of a man with his
hands full of greenbacks, "Alfalfa
9"$ Mn'aF.m' "l"
"asnington Dunning, rortiano, ure.
Tha lBtt8r ia K E Montaf?ue formerly
of this city, and the alfalfa gardens are
: q Crook COUnty,
News from Albany's Six Early
Traint
Djs Cynthia J. Ramsey, of Portland,
I arrived this morning from San Francis-
wucc gg uu
convention of osteonaths. and stoooed
off for an Albany visit, being the guest
-ra: - aanuers, wnue nere. pirn
m4 - tti n J . : l - t cil
formerly practiced in Aieany ana nas
many friends here.
a : E L. Jones left on a trip in thn
country in the interest of the Linn
County History.. He proposes to secure
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T" """'"
ocvuiw iimvviim o iiw kuwb..
.
I Mian Xtntf Pnnn. nf Baildon. Who TG'
' cently attended the summer school and
took the teacher's examination, left for
i U U Hi., a
there.
Monroe Ward and fahiiiy left on a
trip to the Breitenbush hot springs.
rete nuettner returned lrom tlalsev,
i where he had been on house moving
k.,: u : ... j.. u..:iTl
business. He is eotting ready to build
another cottage, tor which lie already
has a good renter.
J. W. McKnight left on a trip to
Lawson to spend a few days at tho Mc
Knight farm.
Mr. .and Mrs. J. L. Howard left for
Newport to join tho Howards for an
outing.
m.. A D nrf:n..' -if r -i i-ifi.
.'" l n " '
1 on a rortianu viaii.,
I -. Arthur Purdom, of the Pacific Tele-
' phone's gang of linemen; lett for Salem
i to work there awhile,
U
. " '
!
'' Family Reunion.
A reunion was held at tha nm
home
south
of J. D. Rolfe. a mile and half
, east or Albany, last Sunday. A bounti-
i"i " " n-iuunr ana iami
lies ine out of town friends were
Mrs. M. E Virden and Mrs. R. Chand
ler and children of Portland. Erwin
aid Hszel Rolfe of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Larson, of Pleasant Lake,
N. D., an old friend and comrade I.
' brown, of Sweet Home, and Roil and
Eleanor Bruct of Albany.
At "the Hotels.
S. D. Stoddard, Portland.
Mrs. L. R. Wilson. Shedd.
J. D. Whiteaker and wife, Independ-
ence.
. John Grota, Fall City.
E. D. Horiran. Corvallis
Jay Wilkins, Fall City.
W. E. Kohler, Central Point.
J. M. Switzer, Willamina.
J. H. Cove, Sundpomt.
H. N. Scott, Portland.
Verne Waddell, Pendleton.
Returned From Salt Water.
The train from tho Bay last evening
was two hours, late, bring ing a crowd out,
ig ing a crowo out,
The 6:20 train
many going north, -the
waited an hour and a half for them.
Among those arriving were: Misses
C ""'S ana MMttUcl "lou"t- Wayr.e Stuart,
fc. ITl,tkt,Fpr(T,
i ?i?frJIen.J,ncsi,n' . azel PJeMe K.en-
Winer n
; .,,
neth Merrill,
A. Maris, Eva Huston,
i 0. -
! lOra himOhS,
Rolla Rnlston. W. W.
i ronocK ana lamny, and Mr. and Mrs.
J B. McCoy-
rYuit f r the Display.
The Commercial Club committee con
tinues to receive fruit for the Great
Northern exhibit, yesterday some splen
did peaches, Early Crawfurds, from F.
A. Huehsnn of North Albany and
some Italian and sugar prunes from J.
1 J. Cale of Orleans precinct, the Italian
prunes being on a limb. More fruit ia
wantcd.Jall it is possible to get
Plate Class Window Mashed.
The pln'e glass window at Medin &
Stuart's last evening 'Was mashed to
pieces, and small pieces at that. The
team of Prof. Head, tho piuno man,
took to backing and liaclfd tho has-:
clear into t!i. i minnow at ft live Dae.
Hn- ikiigo iti riiriincj is ctrried on t.it
winiiow.