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Physician and Surgeon
- Albany, Oregon
Calls muck-Jin city and country. Phone
Main 3S.
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Entail Fillinn 1.00
Silver Fillinn .50
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GUARDIAN'S NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, the duly appointed, quali
fied and acting guardian of Hugh Mc
Cullough, a minor, will make sale of
certain lands, pursuant to an order of
the county court, duly made and en
tered of record on the 6th day of Sep
tember, 1910, authorizing and direct
ing the undersigned to make sale of
the lands hereinafter described belong
ing to said minor.
Xow, therefore, in pursuance of said
order of said court, I will on the 15th
day of April, 1911, at the hour of 1
o'clock p. m. sell at public auction to
the highest bidder at the front door of
the court house in the city of Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, all the right,
title and interest of the said Hugh
Mctullough, a minor, in and to the
following described lands, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the south
boundary line of Block Xo. 4 in Hack
leman's Second Addition to the city
of Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
which is 67.58 feet easterly from the
S. V. corner of said Block, thence
running easterly on the south boun
dary of said Block 40 feet, thence
northerly and parallel with the east
ern boundary 'line of said block 111
feet more or less to the north line of
the south half of said Block, thence
westerly parallel with the south
boundary line of said Block 40 feet,
thence southerly parallel with the
eastern boundary line of said Block to
the place of beginning.
Terms of sale: Cash in hand on the
dar of sale.
Dated this 7th day of March. 1911.
NELLIE McCULLOUGH,
Guardian of Hugh McCullough,
a Minor.
Scott's Santal-repsin capsuios
A POSITIVE URE
For Inflammation orCntarrt of
lo manner ana uiseaguu g,w
yd. HO SURE NO PAY, LuriM
iiu-kly and iierniatipntly th
orBt cases of WonorrhOfD
ud Gleet, no matter of bun
linrmtPia Snt.1 IV drUffeistA-
Price Sl'.rtt. or b7 mail, poat
paid, 51.00. 3 boxes, $2.75.
THE SANTAL-PEPSIk CE.
Bcllelmtaine, Oblo
For Hale bv"Borkhrt A Leu
The Riverside Farm
KO SCHOVL. Proprietor
Breeder and Importer of 0. 1. C. HogB
S. C. White and Buff Leghorns, W.
P. Recks, Lijht Br'ahmas, P.. C.
Rhode Island Reds, White
Cochin Bantams, v. II.
Turkeys, Whir rt 1
den Geese, l" i i
Ducks, l'e I
Guinea"
Winner of '7 prizes and 22 on Poultry
at the Lewis & Clark Fair.
Eggs ii Season Stock for Sale
Phone. Farmers 95 - - R D No
rTromilly obtained, or FEE RETURNED.
THE LOWEST. Send model, photo or sketch fop
expert nearch and free report on patentability.
INFRINGEMENT Btilta conducted before all
TISED and SOLO, free. TRADE MARKS, PEN
SIONS ana BgriHienia tfiK.tj u
Opposite u. 8. Patent umoe,
WASHINGTON, E. u.
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55"w."&"-".!reirert .rch and free report, tf
F-Vce aTnoi ho to ootain patent trade mark, J
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nnry anj qui ur patent.
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THURSDAY.
NEW HOMES.
Carpenters and builders say there
will be more residences go up this
ear than last, which was a very busy
season. Several fine ones are reported:
Dennis W. Merrill will have one of
the best of the year, plans being pre
pared for an elegant home for himself
and wife, with some of the latest South
ern California ideas in the design.
Dr. B. Russell Wallace will erect a
home at Ellsworth and Seventh streets,
costing $5,000 or $t,000, that will be an
ornament to the city, modern, with the
very latest conveniences.
Mrs. J. W. Cusick will put up a fine
cottage on her lot between the home
of her son, C. H. Cusick, and Post
master Van Winkle's, first moving tno
bungalow on it across the street.
Mrs. Amelia Miller Intends erecting
a residence just south of Judge Hewitt's,
a modern structure.
Already others have been started and
there will be many all over the city.
Among the best boosters of a city are
fine homes.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
April 12, 1911. Persons desiring any of
these letters should call for advertised
letters, giving the date:
Geo. A. Abbott, Chas. Galloway (2),
J. D. Hart, Roy Lane. C. B. Lance, C.
E. Leitzel, R. M. Lewis, I. A. Mosher,
Milo M. Shier, J. H. Sidwell. J. B.
Stevens, Joseph Stuber, J. Warner, U.
W. Watson.
J. S. Van Winkle, P. M.
Big Farm Sold.
Jos. Hecker is reportdd to have sold
his fine farm of 290 acres, in Benton
connty to a newcomer. The considera
tion is said to be about $20,000. Mr.
Hecker, father of the Hecker Brothers
of this city, has owned the place for a
long time, a splendid farm well situa
ted. Mr. Hecker is now at North
Yakima.
J. A. Hoac returned this neon from
Portland.
John Akin of Toledo, retur ned home
this afternoon.
The U. O. has won five out of six
debates, a fine record.
' S. E. Minnick leturned this noon
! from a Portland visit,
j U O. defeated Vt hitman yesterday
. 5 to 4 at Eugene, on a wet fit:.d.
Miss Minnie Send-.-is, of Portland,
formerly of ihis city, is lying critically
ill.
D. P. Mason has been called to Boise,
Idaho, by the sndden illness of his sis
ter. This is the birthday of Thomas Jef
ferson, and all the T. J.'s should shout
today.
Three Carnegie Trust men have fail
ed for $13,500,000. Nothing small
about them.
The Twentieth Century Book Club
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. L. L. Swan.
Ex-Governor Hanley. of Indiana, who
lectured in Albany, will be at the Ash
land Chautauqua this year.
Miss Ida McKnight, of Portland,
arrived this noo on a visit with her
brother, Assessor McKnight.
Gus Lowitt. a Portland merchant yes
terday committed suicide at Denver by
jumping from a six story window.
Dr. Prill, E. C. Peery and other
prominent Scio men were in the city
yesterday on a business trip
Fred Anderson left this afternoon for
Portland and thence into Yellowstone
Park country, where he has been before.
A tornado, or cyclone, yesterday
swept over Kansas, Missouri and Ukla
homa, killing fifteen. Come to Oregon.
Miss Vesta Eastburn, in the Eastburn
grocery store for several years, has ac-1
copied a position with W. B. Steveus &
Co.
Ed and Walter Abbey, of the new
Hotel Abbey, Newport, returned from
Portland, where they were after furn
iture for the hotel.
Clark & Stubblafield have eleven
Percherons at the Bear stables, and
twenty more are expected, when a big
sale will be had.
Gov. Folk yesterday noon in address
ing the students of the O. A. C. con
gratulated them upon having the finest
armory in the U. S.
H. Roy Saltmarsh, a prominent Port
land real estate man, Albany College
graduate and vet of the Philippine war,
was in the city last evening.
Harry Winkley, of Corvallis, was in
Eugene yesterday afternoon and saw
the U. O. -Whitman game, a ragged
affair on a slippery ground.
Dr. Steiner.of the state insane asylum
vesterday passed through the city for
i Redlands, Calif., where Secretary of
' the State Benson is said to be very ill.
Crawford & Ralston have sold two
more Fords, making thirteen for the
season, a good start. Dr. Bennett of
t unroe, and John Middlestadt of Crab
tree, were the buyers.
F, M. Powell went to Eugene toda
in the interest of his candidacy for thi
aelegateship of the Woodmen o:
America to the supreme camp at
Buffalo. He deserves to get the block.
The Democrat is glad to report that
Rev. S. A. Duui'lits will probably re
main in Albany. He has withdrawn
hi-, resignation, and the South Bene
rhuirh will he asked to relieve him nl
ih-- t-.-i: to that city.
Tnc oase ball season began back east
yesterday. ihe prediction is that
Chicago will "gain win in the national
leauue and Philadelphia in the Ameri
can league. The Democrat predicts
neither will win.
L. F. Knowlton. a former S. P. oper
ator of this city, has been promoted to
.he position of city ticket agent for the
North Bank, in the new office to be
ooent-d there. Knowlton has been
the railroad business sixteen years. He
wai formerly ot Cottage Grore, where
he started in the business.
CITY COUNCIL.
Bryant Park Accepted. Three
Pavement Ordinances.
Present, all officers and councilmen.
Bills were allowed as follows: Ore
gon Power Co., $-120 50; Mavor and
co-incilnnn $3S.00; Meals jail $2, wit
ness fees Kennedy case, &y$0; J. W.
Cusick & Co., armory fund, $5,534 19;
H G. Fisher. $S2.50; office supplies
$7.50; H. Bonnett, $3.7fi; F. E. Hepner, 1 W. V. McGhee was elected moderator
$16.25. Albany Planing Mill, $2 55, G. of the former and Mrs. Parke of Salem
V. Wright, $7.40. Peter Riley $85.00; president of the latter. Revs. Babcock
E. H. Haley, $3 50; Geo. Simons, $8.75; and Whittlesey were elected delegates
Fred Wolz. $9.00; H. R. Kirsch, $38.50; to the national assembly, with S. G.
C. H. Winner, $20.60; Ed Reed, $6.75. Irvine and Capt. Crawford as the eld
Continued: Pest house bills for ers to accompany them.
$99.82. I
ti, th ...,jorr,nH irom. 1 J. A. Archibald, the tombstone man.
I urer for the quarter showed the follow
V:
U,K .
Receiyed:
Cash on land $ 2,250.29
City taxes 11,564,44
Streets 2,367.65
General licanses 363.50
Recorders fees 56.00
Fines 105.00
Armory fund ; 2'SHJ
Library fund 939.60
8undnes 1'
s.m
$20,700.53
Paid out:
On warrants .$ 4,228 53
Present net indebtedness.... 133,128.51
Report of Marshal for quarter: dls-
orderly conduct 2, runaway boys 4,
drunk aud disorderly 6, fast driving 2,
fighting 1. Total 19. Hobos 382.
Total 401.
The amendment of the nuisance or-
dinance is recommended so as as to
provide for search and seizure, making
it a misdemeonor to interfere with it,
also a nuisance to have liquor on the
streets or alleys.
The street superintendent recom-
mended Bidewalks north side lot bl 102
H's ad. 5th St. bl. 15; 4th St., E. A..
bl 6; Main St. bl 5 H's 3rd ad; 2nd St.
bl. 105 H's ad
Curb Calapooia St, block 25.
The remonstrance against paving 4th
street Washington to Main was dis
missed. It lacked 422 feet of a
majority feet.
The committee on a sewer system in season tonight with a game oetwfcen
the eastern part of' the city recom- the Postal Bankers and the 3. P., bo
mended sanitary sewers from the Will- ginning as Boon atter 4:30 as possible,
amette to Salem road and the S. P., It will be a good one.
also from the Willamette on Geary St.
h I tliZ't. r vrn, S
the city limits are extended.
The committee on ordinances recom-
mended the passing of the ordinance
providing for a city site at Second and
Ellsworth fats.
The special committee on the Bryant
Park gift reported that legal advice
had been obtained and that the gift
mav be acceDted with its conditions
under the present charter and included
a resolution providing for its acceptance,
Adopted. Aye Chambers, Marshall,
iVlillerand bimpson. No-Curl, Snell.
The committee on the Ellswrnth
pavement was given more time.
The Elm St. grade was again dis
cussed at random.
The committee recommended the re
building ot the sewer in the Train block.
Adopted.
The city attorney and ordinance com
mittee were directed to prepare an
ordinance covering the recommenda
tions of the city marshal.
. The city surveyor was asked to have
his estimates ior 4thstreet paving ready
tor the next meetings
' Remonstrance of Mrs. E. G. Wash -
buarn et al against navinc Washinton
street was read and ordered dismissed.
ine city attorney was directed to pre-1
pare an ordinance for the $io,000
retunoing bonds.
The recorder was directed to advertise
for bids for arched culverts on Kllsworth
and Washington streets.
G. W. Wright offered to sell the ci y
four' lots in Schmeers addition, Penny
winkle, for $250. Referred.
The city hall ordinance was continued.
Ordinances were passed giving estim
ates of cost of paving Washineton
street First to Ninth, Ferry First to
w ater, and oca street Ua apooia .to
Baker.
The bridee at H. Bryant's was or
dered raised at the west end.
A saw dust wagon box was ordered
built.
A code was ordered boueht for the
recorder.
Do ou Care for Style.
If not, you do care for comfort: you
can get both in any one of thelOOstyles
of Oxfords, Pumps and Sandals dis
played at Chambers & McCune's. thev
cost no more and in many cases the
price is ieBs and every pair guaranteed
even to patent leather. Nobby Smart
Styles for Babies, children and Misses
in any style, price or kind of leather.
Rarely has there been such an inter
est in Footwear, The prevailing skirts
have made them as important as hats.
Take a walk this evening by Chambers
& .iicCune's windows and see the new
Spring footwear and you will enjoy
seeing the beautiful display of Spring
Apparel, with special attention to the
Easter Neckwear .and the famous
Gieaha, Waists.
In the City.
L B. Davis, Portend.
Preston Hammer, Monroe.
C. A. Bevier, Gates.
Chas. A. Fox, Eugene.
S. R. Mosher, E. Whattam,
Rhodes, Eugene.
M. L. Meyers, Salem.
G. T. Wilson, Medfnrd.
H. F.
Illin:is Society.
EverV Derson hnm nr havino- hor-n A
citizen of Illinois, is urgently requested
to meet at vv. s. weaver , 824, Wash
ington street. Fridav. Aoril Hth. 7:3
n. m. for the put pose of organizing an
Illinois society. iajmui n b.
iNews 'rom SixEar,y
Trains.
Gov. Folk, one of America's best
men, presidential calibre, after sleeping
at the Hotel Yandran during the night,
left on the 4:18 train for the north. He
lectured to a big audience in Corvallis
yesterday, and was introduced by Gov
ernor West.
A large crowd returned from Browns
ville, where they had been to attend
the Presbytery and Presbytenal. Rev.
left for Corvallis on a selling trip. He
has aonointed Perrv Conn aslusAlbanv
aBen' -
J. S. Van Winkle, Adolph Senders
and Will Cook left for Portland to at-
tend the grand lodge of Maccabees to
convene there the rest of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huston re-
turned ,0 Lcbanon.
J. M. V. Bilyeu went to Lebanon.
Rev. and Mrs. Knight, of the S.D.A.
church left for Brownsville and Leba-
non.
H. N. Cockerline left onan insurance
trip.
Gen. J. A. Waddle, who sells liquor
in dry and wet places, left for points
north.
R. R. Com. Miller returned to Salem.
Among the Presbyterian ministers
leaving were Rev. J. F. Lyon, of New-
berg, formerly of 'the Brownsville
church, Rev. C. T. Hurd, of Newpo.t,
former state president of the Y. P. S...
E., and Rev. Babcock, the athletic pas-
tor of the Salem church.
Hon. J. K. Weatherford left for
Dallas on business before Judge Gallo
way, in an adjourned session there.
base Ball,
xhe Twilight League will open the
Tomorrow afternoon beginning t 3:45
the Abany high wj1 playBthe Corvallis
high, and there will be a game worth
seeing. Our people' should give their
hearty support to these, contests. The
Albanv team consists of Sanford Archi
bald c, Lyle Bigbee. Olin Douglas and
Chas. Kennard pitchers. Gordon Ryals
first, Noland second, M. Bigbee third,
Carson Biebee ss. Douzlas. Mcaliey.
Carnegie and Kennard fielderB. Ad-
mission 25 cents.
The New Si D. A. Church.
April 23, at 11 a. m., has been set
for the dedication of the new Seventh
day Adventist church, near the ceme
tery, and the program is out for it. It
will consist of singing, convocation by
N. C. Erston. song by quartet, scripture
reading by Elder Pettit, financial report
bv Elder Knight, song by duet, sermon
by Elder P. A. Hanson, nong. dedicatory
noo, ..... htr IT.Irln. Polrit nnlhpm nnrl
Rpneriiction bv the local nastor.
, -Kxceot the Lord build the house
they iabor ; vajn that build it."
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Holy Week Services.
Special services coniniemorativo of
T-lV.-tll 1. Ur,lA .1 ( MntM.'o
; Holy;Week are being held at St. Mary's
tnH-H.ilv Thursday and will be
; held on Good Friday and Holy Saturday,
These services commemorate the in-
! stitution of the Eucharist at the Last
Supper and the 'Betrayal and Passion of
Christ.
At 3 p. m. on Good Friday a relic, of
the Holy . Cross, which the church
possesses, will be exposed for public
veneration.
The hours of services on tliese days
are 8:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Married in Portland.
Dr. C. V Littler last evening re
turned from Portland, where yesterday
he attended the wedding of Mrs.
Littler'a brother, Mr. Ralph Robinson,
and Mins Anna Rrmdp, a popular and
aceomp ih. tl young l-dy, "I Portlnnd.
The groom, former!) ot Eugene, was
in business in Albany for awhile, a
gradua e of the U. O . and a fine young
man. He is now bookkeeper at Ihe
Imperial
Roseburg Site Selected.
The si'e for the new pos oficc build
ing at Roseburg has been rtnected,
bung lots 130 by 135 feet at !a and
Stevens Btreets. The government
allows $10,000 for the site, and adjoin-
ng property owners will put up i).uou
ii order to secure theHite there. Rose-
buii: will have a post oliice in two or
three years, about the latter, according
to gtneral experience.
Big Mortgage Foreclosure
Eui:et.c Guard:
Frank J. lllor, of Albany, trustee
for the Albany Iron works and the
p.ir Limi Flouring Mills company, today
iii-.iii utt-d ?uit in the circuit court
aeiiii.it j. W. Hurd, L. M. Hurd and
the Uifgon & i-alifo-nia Lumber com
,nnv tu foreclose a mortgagi for $6,-
210
The Weather.
Rar.ge of temperature 41-2H, it being
the. coldest this morning for several
months. There was another heavy
frost.
The river is 4.6 feet.
Prediction: fair tonight with heavy
fiost, Friday fair and warmer.
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tious food and the most
dainty and delicious.
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Absolutely Pure
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal G. ape Cream of Tartar
No fussing or fretting over
the biscuit-making. Royal
is the aid to many a
cook's success.
Royal Cool Bool 800 ReetipttFrte. Stni Name and A Una.
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FIRSTQAME,
Won by the Postal-Bankers.
The first game of the Twilight I Mr. and Mrs. "arrv rrnw,. of PorC
League tournament for 1911 was played land, formerly of this city, Mrs. Craw
last night on the college grounds, and being the daughter of V r. ind Mrs.
contrary to expectations proved a one- Geo. Willis, will leave Monday on
sided affair. The Postal-Bankers won very interesting trip, a conductors ex
15 to 4, due principally to the errors of curnion given by the railroads over the
the railroad men. The P B's made 7 Suited States. Two conductors and
hits and the S. P. 6, but the former their wives will go from Oregon, join
only made 5 errors to 16 for the S. P. Ing others at SanFranciaCo, with passes
Smith and Beard pitched for the S P., on four een prominent roads in the U.
4 men taking bases during the seven S. They will go to Florida and thence
innings, while none went to first off up through the northern states, visit
Dooley, who pitched six innings, and ing promirent places of interest, in
Potterson one. eluding the white house at Washington.
Dave Patterson was the star sluggor
of the day, making 3 hits in 4 times up.
Wvnia. a new man from Eastern Ore
gon, who will play with the Colts,
made 2 hits, Torbet 1 and Dooley 1 for
the P-B's. For the S. P. H. Birtchet
made 3, W. Birtchet 2 and Cox 1, Syra
cuse precinct getting all the hits tor
the railroaders
The weather was too oold for good
playing.
The lineups were:
Postal-Bankers D. Patterson c.
Dooley p, Marsden lb, W. Patterson
2b, Torbet 3b, Wynia bs. Bain, Fessel,
Viereck fielders.
S. P. Shaw u. Smith and Beard p,
uiarquam id, yy. mrtcnet u, ncaru
and Smith 3b. Bakor ss,
Mickel, Cox,
H. Birtchet heldcrB.
Conrad Mycr and Carte" Lee um
pires, w. Ij. Marks scorer.
Ihe next game will be luesday night r.i ,,,, ,,. t i.
between the Merchants and S. P. ' ?h? f ?t dawnTfv,rom ..Loba'
Starting the games so lae is a " ",l h " ' "dhifr?8- e oil con
doled nuisance in theeyes of the fans. TtakesS.OOO
sink a well and get the first oil. out of-
Mrs. Gilson arrived this noon from , lho Bround.
Salem.
Mrs. Dr. Kelly went to Lebanon this
noon to attend the Pythian convention.
SJT"
M.
gon Power Co. at Eugene has been in
the city today.
,i r . Pi .1 ' . - ., r-.
5RSgSf"' pasfled through
- ,i . I wircru no is uue lunignc.
Mrs. H. A. Loveall and son, William , John D. Guiss, drug drummer, ac
Mack, of Lebanon, returned home this rived.- He continues to be a baa datn
afternoon. I fan.
Miss Gertrude Jewell, of Independ- Mrs. Rialto Weatherford arrived':
ence, arrived this noon on a visit at from Harrisburg.
her father's. Mr. and MrB. Weateerford left for-
Dr. Sumption, extensively interested J?.allaB bv wav of Salcm and th FaU
in the Linn Colony property, has arrived City motor.
in Albany with his family, and will now .M- RoX Wo"l on Portland
make this city his home. V'8'1- stopping at Salem on the way.
? B::BL!e!LihilAt" Z
Toledo, where the new eight room
school building, for which he has been
the architect, will bo formally accept
ed. !
Frank T Morgan, of Fondulnc. Wis.. !
and Geo. Veitch and S. S. Doherty of
Fargo, N. U., arrived last meht alter!
farms. Also J. R Weimer of MatherH
ville.all after getting Albany literature.
Mrs. Judge Whitney will leave to
night for San Jose. Calif ., called there
hv the illnesB of her fn'hor, Cyrus
Wo tlake, now 88, a former prominent 1
Albany and Linn county man. i
Wait Shew and familv have returned
from Kansas, whera they wont several
months ago, determined to remain; hot
they got enough of it and are back for i
good Oregon is all riL'ht. Crops were
in had shpe through Kumiaa.
The ancient play of Bread in the
Waters was prennted at Bellfnntnin.
Kenton county, a tew days ago The
Democrat man when a boy did the part
of Butts tho constahln and the plav al
ways has a boyhood interest for him.
The following new Elks nfiieinV wern
intalk-d last night by Past F.xaltnl
Ruler G S Hill: L. M. Curl, E R : A.
W. Bowermx, E. L. K.;.I. N Chambers,
Lec. Kt.; W. V. Merrill, sen ; H n.
"usick, treas.; H. T. Shea, Esq. ; W.
M. Parker, chap., R. C. Waller, I. G.;
'leo. B. Simon, tvler.
An interesting social event wag in
fternoon function given by MissMayme
Stevens, in which the engagement of
Mr. Byrou Taylor, local agent of the O.
C. T. Co., and Miss Evah French,
daughter of F. M. French, and nativn.
of Albany. Msy 3 has been let as
the time or tno consummation - tno
happy event.
I
OR. TOFLA.
A Conductors' Excursion Over
i theirs.
News from Albany's Six Early
Trains. Fifty odd looking bundles piled on the
platform belonged to some Greeks who
came down from Detroit, where thev
had a strike and left in a bunch. Won-
dor if Demosthenes looked any like
these fellows.
I Mrs. J. A. McFeron, wife of one of
Linn county's sheriirs and Albany's
f,,rmnr u,,.i t.. ij,;u
visit with relatives. Mr. McFeron
is now selling on advertising clock and
doing well. Ho was recently east three
months in thoir interest.
Mrs. L. E. Moe left for Lebanon ta
attend a district convention of Pythian
SKStllaiir by:automo,
F. E. Yoran, grand chancellor of the!
.ISPIi&SS
PVnt. arrived from Corvallisr
Lawyer C. E. Sox left on a Salem-
trip.
This is Good Friday.
Tho weather prediction is: fair and?
warmer tonight aud Saturday.
OrchardiBts generally have been using
Bmudges, which havo saved muny ti tea.
Burn on April 13, to Mr. an Mrs.
W. R Dumbeck, a daughter. All doing
well.
Tho Albany Colts and Salem will piny
at this city Sunday atternoon. Ai-mi-Hion
25 cent.
The State S. S. is in convention at
Eugene. O. O. Bryant is down for a
paper on "What Is Good Citizenship,"
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
I). P. Mishler has sold his milk busi
r.eivB to John Huggins, recently from
North Hebron, N. Y., who ' has taken
"h in;.- of the wagon and is now running
Furniture thieves aro reported crrm
mon in Eugnno. Prof Straub lost two
picking chain. J. M. Shelley a valuable
ug. lrs. Minnie Washburn another
and seveial other rugs ai d other things.
Three modern rciilenees, of excellent
architecture, gointf un in the eastern
part of the city, are those of Council
man R. D. Snell and R chard Wamer.
" pint street, and S. T. McFeeley on
Water street.
Jas. Brown, a briik-o foreman on the
Corvallis and Eistern this week met
with an accident a the west end of the
road. Though h fell nn'y two or three
leet it was in sucn a way. that one ot
hit logs wai broken.