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Grand sseamboat Excursion.

A grand steamboat excursion from this
city to Salem, under the auspices of the
NJ. E. Sunday School, is to take place on
Saturday lie 18th of this month. The
Steamboat, Il. Il. 1lcC'ully. has been char
tered for the occasion. She will leave here
on the day named at Z A. NJ. and reach
p NJ. and reach this city in the evening at
10 o'clock. On reaching Salem. the excur-
sionists will form procession, and, led
by the band. proceed 10 the city park. ant!
after partaking of refreshments, enjoy
themselves as they may severaily feel in
cliued. A responsible committee will be
at the boat early on the morning OF leav-
ing, to take charge of baskets and boxes
containing refreshments and. upon the
arrival of the boat at Salem, the boxes and
baskets will be placed OIL E dray and
carried to the park. Fare for the round
trip has been placed at fifty cents for a,lults.
and twenty-five cents for children. Tickets
will be on sale Mt the drug stores of DIR.
Plummer, r. Saltmarsb, and Mess. Fost nv
s. Mason also, at the Millinery establish
mcnt of Mrs. Z. j. Powell, aud the store
of L. f. Blain. Everybody will go on the
excursion of course, rs the price is made
very low so that all may avail themselves
of the opportunity.
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We speak of the silver wedding Mt Lewis
Miller's Thursday niSht of last week. The
large residence was filled with friends and
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, and
a happier or more agreeable lot of people
never got together. About nine o'clock
new surprise awaited the guests. Mr..
JAS Ellison ana Mrs. E. Boe9le. attend
ed by Mr.. Robert Foster and Miss Minric
Miller. marched into the parlor, and with
out a woft1 Of explanation, Rev. J. Bower
sox stepped to the front and proceeded
to ''tie'' the two first named tor life. The
ceremony finished, he turned to Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller, who had stepped t5 the center
of the parlor, and in few we'll chosen
wortls congratulated them OF. having SO
long and happily travelled life's thorny
way together. Then came the ',and-shak-
ing, wishes and kind expressions of those
present to the twenty-five year-olds.
The supper which followed was just
magnificent-piles upon piles of good
things appeared to tempt the appetite.
with delicious tea and coffee to wash them
down with. There was no stint here, and
although there was.a large number OF
people to partake of fhe Siantls, there was
enough for. double the number present.
and to spare. The fun increased as the
night advanced. and although most OF the
guests departed before midnight, num-
Der remained Until broad daylight, enjoy
ing. as they expresstii themselves To us.
the best time they ever had in their lives.
with all those present on the evening IN
question, we unite in wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller continued happiness and pros
pefity, and long and useful ifves.
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Parngrasu.lesa.

Dave HorIacher returned on Thursday
from several weeks Sightseeing in WASH
ington Territory. While saying nothing
10 the dlsparage,uent of that countr y.
Dave is satisfied with Linn county.
Harry Cooley and family leave us to-day
for Independence, Polk county, where
they will reside in future. Harry has
secured eplendid lay out in the thinning
business in that flourishing place. Hosts
Of friends here wish them success and
fortune in their pew home.
DIR. q. w. Price returned from the
Eastern States last week, aud has establish
ed himself In his office in Odd Fellows
Temple, which he has refitted and made
one Of the handsoinest dental Offices in the
State.
Mrs. Dave Thompson and son Ed. return.
ed hast week from Philadelphia. Pennsyl-
yania. where they spent the Winter.
Mr. Betsell, of Yaquina Bay, the next
State Senator from Benton and Polk was
IN the city on Monday.
A locomotive aud installinent of rail-
road iron for the Yaqnina Bay railway,
passed DIP the river in the front OF tie
week.
The Tacoma Ledger has reached as. II
Ia a handsome eight column paper pub
lished By Radebangh q Co. at 6 pes
annum. Independent IN politics. 1t is q
live paper.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-07

sax children died Of diphtheria In tha
ne'ehberl,ooa OF Elktcn recently
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Brownsville Dates.
BROWNSVILLE, Or, May 9th, lss

BROWNSVILLE, Or, May 9th, 1885,
ED. REGISTER The prospects for a
splendid grain crop in this section never
looked better than at present.
Last weel, Mr.. ArtlIur.s son, Warren.
came very near drowning. by falling ont
of boat into the slough near the new saw
mill. ;. arr.
Rev. C. Sperry and family left us this
week for Heppner. The best wishes OF
this whole community goes with them.
The new saw mill of Messrs. Kendlg d
Kiaffke started up last week. and the
scream OF the steam whistle morning, noon
and night sounds like business.
Railroad prospects are brighter than
ever before, and we now confidently look
for the road to be completed to this place
in time to move the coming grain crop
this fall. Give MS this road to tile-water,
and the future of this city will be brighter
than that OF any other town in this county
Albany not excepted.
The WOODEN mills are still ielles .butthe
ditch is fast approaching conipletio.,. sNfr.
Kay has just returned from California,
where he purchased large supply of
wool. and work will soon begin again.
The Blue Ribbon Club had a very inter-
esting programme last night.
John and james Wilson came home
| from Southern Oregon last week
TIE Rebekah Degree lodge here was re-
organized last Wednesday evening.
We had very pleasant time last Satur-
day night. The many friends here of Mr..
n. Baum had leaned that he was to be
here on Saturday on business, so they
| planned n little surprise, and as the Odd
| Fellows lodge adjourned, splendid sup
| per was waiting at tile .WiIlson House,
and Mr. b. was screnaueG by the Browns
vile Brass Band. After several airs had
been played. Mr.. B. appeared and gave
the band and citizens neat little speech
thanking them for this unexpected honor
ETC., after which all partook of q nice
supper. After several toasts and plenty o.
music by the band, three cheers were
given for Mr.. Baum, and the meeting
broke mp at a late hour. So quietly wal
this whole affair managed, that 1t was {
complete surprise to nearly every on,
here, and will be long remembered by al
who attended.
DIR. 1. w. Starr is quite sickJwith fever
but is little better at last accounts.
NARROW GAUGE.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-07

DIR. Price arrived his old home in this
city last week from the East, where he
has been engaged for several months in
posting himself in all the latest improve
ments in the line of dentistry. He returns
bringing with him the latest improved
Instruments and methods for the painless
extraction 5t teeth and the execution OF
first class dental work. lie has elegantly
refitted the Office in Odd Fellows temple.
lately occupied by Dr. E. o. Smith, and
invises the general public who need any
thing in his line to call and see him. See
card III this issue.
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Return, Your caps.

BY motion at the lest regular meeting
OF Linn Engine Co. :ls members WHO
have not yet r. turned their caps to the
Finanee CQmmlttee, were allowed until
the next regular meeting, the fist Mon
day in June, to do so, have valuation
put upon then aud have the same placed
tn their credit. This ia positively the
''last call" !" aud those who fail to present
their caps within the next Thirty days,
will havg the pleasure of keeping tietn.
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ED. REGISTER IL see that Mr.. Finlay-
son wants no more discussion. That suits
me- He infers that it is on account of my
ignorance of the Bible. Let that. be as 1t
NAV, was not at loss for testimony to
present to sustain. from the Bible, my
propositions. I did not have to go to
newspapers and tracts to sustain myself as
lie dill, thus violating all rules of debate.
And then for him to talk about ignorance
He says he has met me twice in debate on
the immortality Of the soul. have no
recollection OF ever meeting him but once.
1t may have been visionary meeting Oi
that inner man of his that he ts,ks OF. l
don't blame him for wanting to make
some one believe that there ia two Finlay-
sons in one, for the inner may be an i'm
provement OH the outer one; ii not, then
his case IS hopeless one. ifI am any
doctor, and he says am
ALF. MARSHALL.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-07
Fire nominations.

At tile regular monthly meeting OF
Linn Engine Company No. 2. held OH
Monday evening. w. B. Scott was nomi-
mated as a candidate for Chief of the Fire
Department 1T the coming election, and
Fred Graf, member of the Hooks, as First
Assistant. The gentlemen named are
good firemen, and il elected will do their
tlufv
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
The r.ndues' Industrial uoc,ety.

The members of the Ladies' Industrial
Society are requested to meet at the store
of Mrs. G. Parrish. at 2 O'Clock of Tues
day afternoon next-Mav 11th. Business
OF Importance to be transacted. and there
fore tail attendance is requested.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-07

Adviccs from western Kansas rDperk
that drought and untavoraDIe weather has
totally destroyed the wheat crop west OF
Salina, and. that there will be . partial
failure Of the crop for 100 north and soaith
Of Topeka.s Farmers in the western part
! Of the state are suffering and appealing 60
the executive ofice at Topeka for help.
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April 21st. 1880. at.t .tfue fessdencs 81
James +. Sanixisin Halssy; by Rev. T-aJ.
Wilson. Mr.. Nathaniel Roberts and Miss
Le;a NJ. Osborn-all OF Halsev, Or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11

Miss Eva NJ. LEIGH OF Brooklyn, obtained war
rant q few DAYS ago for the arrest OF Charles II
LAWSON of Sea Chn l.. l.. upon charge OF BETRAYAL
under promise of marriage. LAWSON was employed
ON dredging machine near the foot OF AiantIcaNe'
and fine warrant was placed IN the hands OF deiec-
tive Tor service The slrl had been III the habit oil
seeing Layson by signalling him from the shore
when he would come from he dredging sco" I'D a
boat She therefore suggested to the detective that
he should be on hand wDen they met Thursday; put
LAWSON refused TO laud from the boat, although me
detective was concealed. When the officer saw ihat
he was not about 70 get his prisoner, he called TO
LAWSON TO come ashore. at the same time drawing
a revolver But Layson refused to be persuaded In
this way ana TOWed ont III the stream he detcc-
tive finally had to get boat to reach the dredging
scow aud serve the warrant. LAWSON appeared IN
court Yesterday and furnished - 900 bail Tor ms
AGAINST him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
RECEPTION TO JOHN NJ CORNELL

reception was given last evening to JQhn NJ
Cornell at the Central Methodist Episcopal Church
at Seyeuth-aye. and Fuurteentb-st.. under the a.
rcction of the officers of the Cornell Club. Inc
chapel in which the reception took p ace was deco,
rated With National flags the notices OF the clup
and o prorIise floral display. the programme con
sisted of selections of vocal and nsirumcnta! muse
After an opening address by j. Casiree Williams
the pastor of the church. made few remarks
The officers Of the club are as follows: President
II. W. Tottcn vicc-prcsldeut, G. H. Williams
secretary. A.V. 4. Winans; treasurer, j. b. StIngne
Among the guests were Mrs. Newman, Miss roster,
Miss A. L. White. Miss Ross, Miss Brown, Mss
DeGrafi, Miss Nichols the Misses MacHegoI; MisS
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs loiten'
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. North, j. :. Brown, :; q. Acton,
jr and Messrs. Brooks, Seecy, McNarryIN ahG
DeBaTT. 1t was expected that General Ordht anu
Mis- Grant would be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
NOTICE ~ MARINERS.
WAsnISGTos. Dec T. 1880. }
TINICUM ISLAND AND FORT MifFLlS BAL

OFrIcR or TIE LrGHTH USE BOARD,
~ .sufsGToS Dec. z. 1880. }
TINrcru ISLAND AND FORT MIFFLIN BAH
RANGES.
Notice Ia hereby given that ard AFTER Decenoor
1892 three hts viii he shown " marx the Two
the Della FIRST assng Tncu siah anu 'ho sceo"
drcdged channel over Fort Mifnn bat;
The front hight which Tor boih RANGES WIZ NC
white nct 81 feet above mean low water SHOWN lIou
frame buding with frame tower attached, stinhng on
New,Jers SIDE OF the about y OF mile below h
ling. por Building and white lantern red me y.
Iumaiing apparatus oatadioptrc OF the bth ouer "s"
ing So OF the hoT zOn. -. ,o.s
The rear hight winch with the above forms the range pass
ing Tnicum Island will b. fxeI red. shown IT I'M on no
tower painted black. q fec N ard 100 feet ABOVE .u
wafer and showing above the trees rms range
secis ScnooDer Ledge IN deep water and vsel' @
pass directly to the other taking care not 30
ieyoud The he held W
stream until liyt o Fort iiin Bar range ~
when the course he cha gcd two points ~ port
Illuminating apparatus catIGiOptric. Of the bt1 Oiuer S
Ing 1902 OF the horizon. -. ,,.m,n
The rear hight forming range through cut over Fort M,ln
Pa will be ~ ed re -hOwl from frame pun uhg
with frame tower co feet above mean low waer attac
house and tower while ancrl back This rang can pc
until the rear l. sht OF linlcun
land visible, when tie course must b G. ahsc'
points starbo1Td GIng e ange can DO neIu w. 80
intersection with the Schuvikn rance THO lluhnns
apparatus eatacioprc Of the 9th order lighting i-o VI
the horizon. -,
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
JOHN RODGERS.
Rear Admiral u. 5 Navy, CHAIRMAN