A DARK HORSE R. R.
Corvallis Republican:
The doubting Thomases may yet
dUeover in the proposed Albany & In
tcrurban railway the dark horse that
is to win the race, as well as the
bridge and some other desirable
th:i:g-for the city and county.
Tile latest development is a propo
sition to extend the line on through
Corvallis and Philomath into the Al-
ea Valley. The road is asking no
bonus of anv kind or other consider !
tion than an adequate tonnage to be
.-guaranteed available with the opening
oi the line. 1 itnlier owners along tne
ror.ie of the road are being asked to
plcou'e a specific amount of logs to be
cKli.ered to the road each year from
date ot its opening for a period of
Jive years. The road binds itself to
lie in operation within two years. It
is fair, business like proposition, and
a- n: ore than one-half of the required
tnr-yige has already been pledged it
loo!.--, as though that part of the prop-o-i'ion
were assured.
The financial connections of the
ih-.v road have not been revealed, but
the promoters who are Albany capitali
sts claim to have the support of east
ern financiers in the project and to
have the funds all ready to build the
line. Force is added to this repre
sentation by the known fact that en
gineers representing eastern financiers
came to Corvallis some weeks ago
w ith the Albany representatives of the
line to Took over the ground here and
to aly the proposition before a com
mittee of business men
the city.
The move to extend the line into
TUESDAY.
CONCRTE
PAVEMENT.
Walter Pugh, of Salem, who baa put
down severl miles of concrete Dave
ment, which is said to give splendid
satisfaction, and to last the longest of
any ot them, will be here tomorrow to
J talk with our people and members of
' lha i-nun.!! .Uil This
U ss than the high priced pavement. It
is not right for the city to advertise for
one kind of pavement instead of hard
surface generally, os is being done.
Nor is it right to compel property
owners to pay for what can be gotten
fur little over half as much, and Coun
cilman Miller declares just as good and
more lasting.
Malbcuef Appointed.
C. A. Malbouef has been appointed
secretary of the Northwest Fruit
Exenange at Portland. Th selection is
a good one. MalDouef was formerly with
the Southern Paci5c, then gciog o
Medford. wherje he became secretary of
the commercial club. He is just the
man foi the important position. He
knows the 'ailroads, knows the people,
knows conJitions here and may be
relied upon. This fruit exchaneeought
to ne a Dig tnine tne coming
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD
M. V. Koontz, wno died at Halsey
:h's week, besides one son also left a
i-jgnter, Mrs. Edith Drinkard,
Senator Chamberlain has made his
nrst formal speech in the senate, one
iu the interest of the rule by the people.
Hearst proposes to spend thousands
to defeat Cannon's reelection. The
country has had too much of Cannon
already.
Eugene will celebrate the 4th of July
this year. The spirit of the day is to
have a celebration every year. Will
Albany have one thU year.
Ten thousand people saw the first
game of the season at Portland yester
day, and were wild with delight at the
result, Portland 4, Los Angeles 1.
H. W. Hatch of Salem and Geo. W.
Warrenton have been appointed by
Gov. West to succeed Mark Hulburt of
Albany and f. H. Downing of Salem,
as members of the state fair board.
Caruso left New York yesterday for
r.urope, unable to sing on account ot
illness. Besides his other earnings he
made $100,000 singing for phonograph
records.
Yesterday was the fifth anniversary
of the great San Francisco fite and
earthquake. Five years havi seen a
marvelous change in the devastated
city, with hardly an evidence left of
the dijaster.
Vernal Palmer.of Washougal, Wash.,
vears. and
representing! With a man like Melbouef in charge
(Mi Ivff Work Will hf Hnn in ant finer I a u ,...11 ...
-. - ' . ' " t waa iviiicsi Willie kuiiik iu lug uaii gaiuc
NnrlhwMt fruit nn Ihu mnpLnl at tha ri .1 1 . 1 : 1
- --- , ,. , . - w.. ..... . . , (-uriiauu westeruay, ill an auto, biiu
tne rtisea vaney opens up a iiuuiocr nignest price and in tne interest or trie I four others were injured. The aut)
of important possibilities and makes . producer, not just the commission man. went over a viaduct
-the new road look like a sure revenue I I W,,K,. ijj0t. Whii. w
producer, one that siiould readily at-1 y A.,,1. T. Binklev was in Albany last Thursday.'
. I anH !,. wolnh rmam nrtt Irani nn tha
men's, department of his store, parties
ed.
tract capital seeking investment. 1 he
line will tap a line timber area and
the opening 01 tne ertiic Aisea vni-. County C'erk Marks was notified to- entered and carried off three suits of
i.i Vr ii "n i i . tnBt ucorge sipes, an inmate of the ciomes.
Pleasant Valley will also be penetrat-: in8ane , nad died h Wltll..n.,nn:v tr nrlntsr it i.
!mitfpii thorn frnr.i J .inn rnnniu Mou Ifi nnv.t.Arl Clm
ncc in Alsca Valley, the road.iKKfi unri ha .horofnr.. t,an ,ha r-Si.r i, i, ;
would have an unobstructed way with amost forty five years. It is doubtful that he was practically a nervous wreck
water grade down to Alsea Kay, which ' if there is another inmate who has heen u, h H.n ih. fnr tha h.
nas a cecper aim siraiguicr cnannci eo long in the asylum.
ihan Yaquina. and with little improv'-; When Sipes was committed Albany
ment will make a better harbor and was just starting as a city. The court
admit larger vessels. 1 he extension , house in which he was committed, the
;to ilic Bay would be an early ncccs- first in the county, was completed only
Water Damage Sale.
On Sunday night an accident happened to the water pipes in the rooms above and
ilooded our store, damaging several hundred dollars worth of goods, which we will of
fer at special sale, at one-fourth to one-half their original value, beginning Thursday
morning. . '
About 100 Hot Water Bottles and Syringes, at exactly one-half price.-
These goods come in pasteboard boxes which were badly soaked while the syrin
ges were not hurt a particle. They bear our stamp moulded in the rubber and are
jguaranteed for one year regardless of price.
' STATIONERY. About 100 Boxes, Hurd's Crane's & Whitney's Paper and
Envelopes in perfect condition, boxes slightly soiled. At one-third to one-half price.
SUIT CASES, GRIPS AND HAND BAGS. Largest stock we have ever shown
Some slightly damaged by water. All go at one-fourth to one-half off during this sale.
All our stock of Burnt Wood and pierced Art Brass to close out at half price.
KODAK AND PHOTO GOODS. During this sale we will give from 10 to 25
per cent discount on everything in the photo line not protected by price contract.
We do public developing, printing and enlarging. Our free dark room is at your
service. If you have kodak troubles let us give you free instructions.
. OUR WALL PAPER was but slightly damaged, yet we are going to include
our entire line in this Great Sale.
Many other goods not included in this list will be passed over our Bargain Coun
ters during this sale.
oodworth Drug Co,
,ltv.
"The road will give
to the territory it
efit of his health.
Tacoma has set a good example by
recalling A. V. Fawcett as mayor, and
electing W. W. Seymore. Unless an
official intends to do his duty and rep-
MEXICAN WAR;
Told About by a Former Eugene
and Albany Man,
MISFITS
May Queen? are blossoming.
Our modern, toggery is gorgeous.
the year before. The Democrat was resent the people he had better stav I Otis B. Tout, former Eugene young
thA nn v lunar ham .Ina . IV 1 ,1-1 nan. - e- r , , ... ... . , . . . n A, n n . .
would mean much to Corvallis.
great imnetus the only paper here, Jos.. O'Mera hav
opens up and ing started it me jear oeiure in Aueust.
. There is a different Albany here now.
MAIL ORDER PATRONS
SHOULD READ THIS.
I
The Federals Whipped
In view of the manner in which a
good many l.inn county fanners have
.-helped to boost the enormous bu-i-.
ilcss ot Sears Roebuck & Co., and oth
er mail order houses, the following
froi:i t',.c Weekly Implement Trade
Jouru; I. N lime!)- ami very readable.
It is worth reading twice by men who
i 1 .-iw.-:v for so-ealled bar;'.i:l :
It is mil pleasant news to the retail federal guns were in possession of
merchants ot t ic country to reail in .i i.-irew, " iiin.nt:u ujr
' Sears. Koeir.:e! it Co.'s business is
steadily anil rapidly on the increase,
but its report f. r t- y-.r j--t em'.-il
shows an ine;e:i e in ;a!es over those
of l'AM of f IC ' ':. The dividend j
equalled - -AT cent, as compared ,
with 18 5-1 lie- i e.i. hcd ihe previous j
year. Tile total net earnings alter de-
dueling the seven per cent on the tire-
lerrcd stock were SO.759.S76. The
sum of S'Jti.tKM has been appropriated,
it is said, for the enlargement of the
Bradley plant.
These facts have ope item of com
fort iu them, however which , is tlu
dealer who is pc-lcred e n.' catalogue j5 UOo for u,e education of his children
hoi'-e customers inielit v eil make use and 51500 to lift a mortgage on his
,oi' ii compelled to :ir-.;-.v the question pinco.
with them, viz., t! -t .vh enormous: it .. ,,, .,, sncmiJ thing, much
protits certainly :-l ov. t. at they art more than a sentiment of heroism.
chaining their custo.'iers a profit on ,
their purchases which tl.ey fonilly im-
agmc arc given mom pr.u 111.10 .n
cost. The average vata iigue e'is:oui-
tr apparently acts unou the sn post-
Afjua I'rieta. April 17 The most
imp irtant battle of the Moxicun revolu
tion was fouirit hern todav between
liiOO federals, under cominan'1 of i'n nn.l
Diaz, and lOuU rebels, under Ciaieia.
The federals were repulsed.
The battle, however was not finally
decisive. It lasted from 6:30 this morn
pig until sundown. At nightfall two
the
the
reuuls that the federals suffered a loss
of at least &I0 kided and wounded.
Tne rebels gave their loss ut 20.
Carnzie's Hero Fund,
and who resided in Albany at one
ncss. I time for several months, is now editor
An armistice has been declared in 'of the Daily Chronicle, of Calexico,
Mexico between the federals and in-. Cahf.. on the Mexican border,
surgents, and it is said peace may be I Mexlcal1 vwhe n? Hba"' l,d
established. But there will never be .70 insurgents and &00 federals occj urred
much perce with TJiaz on the throne, ' jsjus' ov-r the 1 line from In
his presidency being about the same his paper Tout tells about it in the fol
thinir lowing manner:
" , . u ' "Tne universal opinion is that Satur-
ul. p. Morgan, of the riarrisburg day nieht'3 f,ht was a monumental
Bulletin, was among the large number fa;ce."that the famous Mexican eight
uitiiiui,; tne i jncitti ul uvvju.ciii 'i
Beuson at l.oseburg. Krom Salem
there was Guvei nor West, F. J. Mille-
and manv other prominent o'Jicihls;
from I'ortland C. N. McArthur, Ben
son's private secretary, Judge vvebstr
and others.
April base ball is a dodging of showers.
This will be
year.
Albany's best building
C H NEWS
Plat Winooa. Park
described.
filed, heretofore
Marriage licenses Roscoe C. Thomas,
29, of Jacksonville, and Ina M. Smith.
27, of Albany;:J. Tano Peterson, 27.
Portland, and Isabelie McCreery, 23. c f
Albany.
It did not rain on easter; but all signs
fail.
S.
In the long run
scores.
prevarication never
Albany's easter ha
passed in style.
connot be sur
The Dem
1 r.pot 1 of 1
I Commissi-
; rewarded .
j ceived mi 01
. ceived liber
I families iim
er t hHS received the annual
TolE COMING
CHAUTAUQUA.
pmld not hit a noes ot eas balloons.
eichoneas big as a barn.if the balloons
were released out of their own trenches,
and that 100 goad men could go in the
!i ;IJ and wipe the federals off the earth,
f ney do-i't depend much on marksman
ship to win. but on lare numbers and a
waste of 20Ct buiiets for every man
killed.
"The attack on Mexicalt will come
when Mayot and his men get their
cannaTandhiffernydsiesnt asidaTs - Every c,y i, wondering wherea.l the
1.1 j so called colonists have gone to any -
on chlh and mescal. '
"Their success, which will come
eventually, will be welcomed with .
groans and grunts on the American ' Valle7 cities are talking 4th of July
Deeds recorded:
A. M. Hammer to Sa!orne
Cusick 50 by S4 feet
Jas. W. Watson, to Geo. R. Slo-
cu:n 40 acres . . . . ....
Clarence Hover to Everett Hover
2 26 acres
D !. Leech to anuel O. Ed
wards small tract . .
Christine MonteithtiJ E. Clelen
2 lot? E. A
1 M. O. Edwards to Andrew Olson
i IS acres
, ' . , D. H. Leech to A. Olson small
is the nan e of a Boseburg tract
Will his patrons hare kaws for Lillian Warmoth to G W. Hanson
I & wf 6 lots hrownsvilte
There are murders that never get into
court, professional ones.
Crow
barber,
kicks.
Circuit Courts
: New Suits Fred W. Kowitz
j Julius Kowitz to register title.
10
10
10
10
10
1450
and
As irnnd as the nrocrrum of the Chau
Carnegie Hero Fund tauuua Assembly at this city last year side.
425 .people have been was, tne program for the coming as-;
In roism. Some just re- snmtily will far excel it. It, as being
s, but many have also re- arranged, will be clean and high-class,
sums for personal aid of in keeping with the' character of the
fur education. One man Chautauqua assemblies generally. 1
Beside:, nome men, me principal 1
snpnlfprt will hp Ryr-tlovernor J. Frank I
Hanly. of Indiana; Dr. Gabriel R. Ma ' The Dittrict Convention of the Degree Medicine simply helps s person so
guire, the Irish orator, a remarkable 0f Honor convened here this afternoon, nature can do the rest. After all na- Deeds recorded:
speaker, and De Witt Miller, a popular with Frances B. Clsen.chief of honor in ture has to d the real business of it. Alfred C. Smith to W. S. Gordon
orator. the cnair, and the grand lodge officers - & wf 2 Jots Knmont. S
C..H.U cs:u nn..:n n :,... . ' t I 1 in;AS fr.nm ... . . . s. -s J r
cuuu oiiiitu iovis, a s-i,tsTt w.vi presents, over one iiiuimm i,i.ii: Nearlv three mi es at Davintr in ' niary oaitmarsn to fii. J. it 1J. M
D. OF H.
I celebrations, and some even suggest
sane affaiis:
I
1
I Second and Broadalbin is due to be
1 come the busiuess center ot tho city, j
: Or will it? " I
j Probate:
Final accounting set far May 29 in
I estate of Otis Maxwell. Also in estate
! of Fourlott Crobtree.
Inventory filed in estate of Frances
Unity Lee. Value of prepertv $1402.93.
District Convention.
speaker of fame will occupy the forum outside being present, as fine a looking
lion thai Ihe catalogue nouses .ue
rtally the philanthropes their adver
tisements proclaim then to be. and d .
not seem to Mop to ci.nsnlcr lint 11 is
big dividends and not philanthropy
that prompts them to seek the trade
i,f the farmers. The aterage 'inner
i : a pretty smooth individual. 4iut ihe
catalogue house customer, whil: he
thinks he is the stnooiiiest 01 the
bunch, is really getting the wool
pulled over his eyes practically every
lime he sends his money awav. Hut
i: is evident the Wall Strct !,aivni
who own tl'c stool; and control the
management have 110 notion oi con
sidering the mail ord 1 business in
the light of philanthroi v.
hour one dav
Tho entertaining attractions will
Tho Willamette district convcnl'on
Degree of Honor will meet at this city
Wfinesdav at 2 p in , an 1 hold after
noon und evening sessions Wednesday
and lhursday at the A. V. u. , ball.
Frances B. Ols n. chief of honor, and
all other grand officers, will be nresent.
lot of women as ever gathered
be any. This afternoon was being
Alb-
given
Albany this year.
1 business was begun,
ready.
paving
It is about time
All winter to get
10
2500
A Good Thing.
T" ' ""S-k 1 1 1 1 'vi-.sv,
F. J. PagO, of Salem, is preparing lo
establish a cenf al heating plant for
everybjdy, furnishing not water for
house heatinT, and is asking for a
franc liotv 11 1 will agree to maintain
uniform temperature of 70 negrees, it
there 18 autheient radiation, down iu
;:ero w-' illi.T out-M.le. SlK-h a plai.t is a
groat thing, and if Salem can make one
go Albany ough". to Iw equal to the occas
ion.
of n hitrh order: William Sterling Battis. nnmthiiliminM.4 nf the convention.
an interpreter of Dickens; the Apollo Tonight there will be a big banquet and: ,.',,
Concert Co. and bell ringers; Williams feed I The Bulletin thinks lothing can pre
Jubilee Singers, the best in the U. S.; I vent Bend-beimr the largest town in
ur. Sadler's Company, of Chicago, in . Eastern Osegon. Nothing like seeing
medical and surgical demonstrations . . ; tue bright side of things.
by one of the ablest physicians of rnaQC a mountain I rip
10
10
50
All local 111 ..inherit are rronestiV. In h nicago, wun assisiania aim rcaucrs, 1 ne aennocra tic congress immediately
All local memoera are requested 10 oe . ,.hi,. r ..j nrhoatm th ht . .. '..i.i:i, eisn 000 ..u . r, , ,ki
P.rM.enU By order of the president, ",""; The G. T. of Corvallis gives graphic 3rKr5 taTT
c.miiy u. oioan. rars. icina sear. sec. , ThB ... .uhIa nuartet -count of a trip last Saturday oy aiar ",-",Xh,. J
. v . oinbint nt tlioi- i- tv. with a Keo auto- r
1 nss oeen asxeu to sing. ..s-, - ,,
a mnminn- nt th. htd ... k.m 1bi mobile, of eighty miles, with Manager
Ur. Lowe, the well known op- ,ht and arraoLremenU for the erection R F. Shier and two others into the tiold
On the first Sunday in May the Salem
booster !
Unham lot bM4-E A.
Jas. R. Shaw to Curtis Lumber
Co. tract 93 E
J, R. Shaw to C. T. baseman 2
lots Mill City
John Weart to Chas. Springer lot
Helley
S. H. Sheats to Samuel Thomas
wf lot Lebanon 1000
J. N. Fitawater to J. B. , Savage
40 acres v 100
C. E. Clark to B. F. Raines 40
acres 500
L. A. Tucker to Dieie Bower 4
lots Eebanon .- 533
C. W. Walker to-J. W. Arehart
lot Lebanon 2300
t.cian and optometrist, will be of the tabernacle and program further- leeK mines attempjeti oy ministers are going iu .preicn JOTr 1 L. A. Tucker to M. Gob) & wf 2r-;
n a ihonu Anrii 9t un.i 9i tin. j m. : : iK h fmlmf Mr. Kickard not only sermons on Sa em. with a nrize for the . . . t r t-B' ot wi &
,,.s...j ., w .,vi s. m. 1 nu cnaini ut inu ttriuoiv uiewhiuie .- - . , . . .r . r . .
not forget the dates.
Portland's Conlmmat'on Stit.
The si'. for the condemnation of
block S for a site for the new post
otlioe liii iiing at Portland i. now boin!
tried in the II. S. court be or Jtidg.
iVolverton. Among the jurymen art
John llarrett and Gus Stelhnaeher o'
this county. The government wants
to secure tin" bl-jek for $2iW.iihi, whi'e
the property owners sr.. demandinc
nearly twice as mueh. The jury wil'
have the tix;ng of the tirieo
flectrical Supply Catalogue
The Ralston KleYtric Supply Co . hi:
just gotten out a 12S page catalogue
for its wnoleaale business, which ha
alrettfy been well developed covering
this part of the stale. It shows a bi
list of the latest in electrical appliances
Outside of Portland this is prabatdy th
only one in the state.
WEDNE3DAY.
AT THE
COURT HOUSE.
i j 1 u. Moiri a Keo car to tne oiac& &kio nest one. wnatever maKes a citv Detter
I A secretary and manager were order- Mining Co . but also a Kelly truck for js a booster. ;
ed secured. bringing the ore out to Gates. .
1 Names for the streets on the grounds j j
are wanted. Send them in. Annlhr IMw Town ' Juat now Kasterr Oregon is getting a
I Albany people should begin early to Miiuiner good many new comers. It is about
(.,... . . rmrwwxwn l n Lr ., tnm A u t a lima f..r ilnrinn I V, a mot ion Baon tha
IIUVI. IIIU IU(,imu ...anu ...b uass, - .Ill's., a-'. u. itn s. aas svu j s s. s..s. . m a u t CL UCI1
popular. j Tlev sudden growth town is North pcpolatbn of all that part of the state kt Lebanon
lots Lebanon 650
Lee Bilyeu to S. L. Dart 2 lots 7 ,s.
Lecanon 1
Henry Goerlicb to Goeriich Hoerr
C. 360 acres n 000-
A. P. Blackburn to Geo. McKilii-
(mn lot I.f.h9nisn
Margaret Uenine to C. H. Barrett
Deeds recorded :
11. Bryant to Henrietta Geske,
23-100 acres ..$
Jas B. Shaw to Archbishop of Or.,
2 lots Mill City
II. Bryant ti Frank Uhlman, con
tract for deed to 20 acres at i2000.
City Hall Site.
Ptains. in th Tualitin Valley, west of increased only I0.OOO.
Forest Grove. Sixty days ago it had
1
Editor Democrat:
An Utegon City paper claims that that
1
350
C. A. Arehart to J. W. Arehari
22 acres 10
Thos. J. Smith to C. A. Arehart
22 acres 2SZ0
aiarriagc license: Hairy Clement, 23,
and Bertha Mills, 1G, both of Albany.
The Coming State Orange. g
The state grange will be held at
Corvallis. beginning May !). Tho com
mittft'S have just been announced
Following aro the Linn county members
of ttutn: Credentials. Fred Harrison
of Brownsville. Mile lire anl per iliem.
T J. Kisley, Albany. By-laws, J. F.
Ache. Aliianv Goo.1 of the order
Mrs. Marjare' Kislev. Albany. Dorm
nt grange. T L. McClinns, Lebanon.
Appeals. Harriet Mitchell. Albany,
mr.uan ttiuc.uon. airs. m. j.
Agricultural College.
arritun. Hrownsville. Leg-
i.'.tHin. F M. Mitchell, Albany.
Tran-nortatinn, II. C. Harris, Leban-n
ohtirmsr. Forestry, Mrs. C. L. Mc
'Jiintis, Lebanon.
i.O
the Western and Southwestern parts of
10 the City. Wright's addition, as well as
tne aujacem aaumons or Aoumain
View, Albany Heights, City View, i
Linnmont, Hazelwood, and Central. ,
hav increased t-o in populaL'cn during'
the past year, that it is claimed a ma
jority of residents will be west of ;
F.rry atteet, making t. e lot on StCond 1
street now owned bv the city about the
center and a convenient piace tor a Lity 1 games
Halt. SsjB,
Contract vV. B. Robertson with Cartis
ot way.
less than a dozen persons, one frume
oui ning. a tent no tity with a population of about 5,000
water tower. Now t has a population djn ceDSU3 haa $1o nOO.OOO
It annears that no part of Albany is .tiu.-wter.-irVd lichtine invested in tactories ana tnat it employs ' "niracs . o.Kot
club, witn tne eunor as secret .r.v. - - I
is in the midst of rich land;and valuable some- j
l,mber- . i Ballinccr after getting back to Th.-.A c- and nundolin c ub
Seattle declared that the direct election f wl." Ke 8 eoneert at Corval
of U. S. senators is a conglomerate
e.cir.uan ti
ch. Albanv
HI M a. Fred Mar
Next Sunday the Albany Colts play
Capt Swan's All Star Team of Corval- J
lis. at Rambler Park. Swan is one of!
the best second basemen in the business J
and he has a picked team from Corvallis j
and the O. A. C. Last Sunday Swan's
team defeated the much talked of
Jefferson team 6 to 2. I
See Riley Lobaugh and get a Satur
day Evening Post. There is a new
story jjst starting that is a good one.
Next Saturday the Ladies Home "Jour
nal will ha out and it will be well to
call on Riley for ene early in the morn
ing. It will be t fine number. You
wil' find Riley around almost anywhere.
The ladies of thh Catholic church will
serve a chicken dinner at the W, C. T.
U ball Satutday, April 29th.
A 7a-7aKnrt
compounu OI populism unu sueiaicni, a
7 sample of the character of ttke man
Sam Do an has begun practice with kicked out of the Tan cabinet by de-
his foot ball equad for next tan s macd of the people.
! games. The G.-T. says: "Dolan is
I the grsat Zazaboo, the idol of the foot
I ball fiends at the college and they are. ,U3t because Gov. West has appoint-
expecting great things nsxt season. . r(j 0cott 8tcrt.tary of state the charge
April
, fal
lowed BS ones at Alhann asvs rttho.
places.
It is said that Mrs. Homer "Daven
port will fight the suit of her husband
for divoice.
The Weather.
Range of temperature 54-3S
Tne river is 4 3 feet.
R.infa l OS. ,.
Prediction: fair tonight with light
frost. Ihursdav. fair and warmer.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT. Notice is hereby given that the u:i
dvrsfgned executors of the last will
and testament oi John Foshav. de
ceased, have filed in the county court
of Linn county, Oregon, their final at -
is made bv vellow journals that it is
compact and a scheme to reelect West
four years hence. The average news-
' paper can figure out almost anything '
from almost nothing.
1 I
A social will be given Wednesday count as such executors and that said
evenirg the 19th at their hall in Sehrnitt court has fixed Monday the lth ".1st.
Block for Modern Wodmen, Royal nf M ,v ion ,. th. .- "
H your horse has Neighbors and their families . Program pVIock"in the afternoon of said dav
H E A V E S use and retreshments. Come and have a ,hf ti,ne for ,he hcarjne of
Stone's Hea e . . . .. I s to said final account and the set-
DroDS. Price tl. Mra. Boggs has rented the room next , tleim-ut thereof.
For sale by all dm- he Beam-Vteteher store and will move ISAAC WHEALDON'.
is.rs7 I rer restaurant there, her present plce AM ELIA A FCKH Y
Dr. S. C STONlw, "K JnVhe AJby HEWITT 5: SOX. Ex"ecVtor's,
Salem OrejoB, ,r"t Bin M1 ain- Auorneys (or cxecutQt.