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The Royal Visitors.

KILLARNEY. April 20-The Prince and
Princess of Wales left for Dublin to-day. The
people cheeIed. fred of military salutss and
sang the National anthem in demonstration
Of their loyalty as the royal visitors took
their leave,
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Wires Ont,

MADRID, April 20.-Early on Sunday
morning the telegraph wires between Madrid
and Saragosa were cut by s5me unk aown
persons. This gave rise to the rumors OF
military outbreak, which the official papers
sffirm were unfounded.
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The DOMINATION Liq Act.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 20-In the House of
Commons to-day Sir John Macdonald an
nounced that be would shortly introduce a
ion liquor act pending the decision OF the
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on
certain clauses of the bill which have BEEN
referred to them.
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now awaiting trial on a charge OF treason
felony and for alleged completely in the
Parliament Houses and Tower explosions.
he reviewed the evidence which had been
sddnced against these prisoners during the
preliminary examinations, and told the Jury
they would find strong prima facie against
both Cunningham and Burton, and said he
thought there should be no difficulty in find
ing q true bill egaips. the pIisOners
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a ereat scientist About 60 visit England

VIENNA, April 20.-Armenius Vamberg,
Professor of Oriental languages in the Uni
versity OF Pssth, sad the greatest living
scientific authority upon the country and
people OF Central Asia. among whom he
lived many years Is q dervish, is about to
visit England, by invitation, for the purpose
of lecturing.
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New Loan.

PARIS, April 20.-The Gsulois afirms the
correctness of the report that NJ. Sadi Carnot
the new French Minister of Finance will
upon the reassembling Of the Chamber OF
Deputies, present q bill for the issue OF a
new French loan to amount to GOO 000, 900
or 700, coo, coo francs, and To be Issued in the
form Of perpetual three per cent. rentes.
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DeGiers aaay Resign.

FRANKFoRT.oN.THE.MAIE, April 20.-The
Frankfort Gazette publishes dispatch from
st. Petersburg stating that the resignation
of M. DeGiers, Russian Minister for Foreign
Affairs, become daily more probable.
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strength ofrhe tsrltish Army.

LoNDoN, April 2O-A blue book puts the
srmy at lis 600 men; thst.of the reserves at
Al 900 men; that of the militia at 125 600
men, and that OF the volunteer at 2l5 coo
me-
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Fx.secretarv of state,. Bealtb.

NEWARK, n. J., April 20.-Mr. Frslinghuy-
sen is evidently losing strength, being to-day
much weaker, and even liquid nourishment
in email quantities has been given with diff
fculty. 1t is thought he cannot last many
days more, though there is no immediate
DANGER
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Tronbie fo- the Egyptian Government.
PARIS, April % The French press unani-
mously insist that the government. shall
continue in its demand upon Egypt for full
satisfaction for the suppression of the French
newspaper, The Bosphore Egyptian, az
Cairo.
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A Four pa1s, Cooking MAIN

LYHoHEURe, Va, April, 20.-A four days
cooking main between Virginia and Wssh-
ington CITY birds. for 800 battle and 81. 900
q sice. YVES opened mere this afternoon. Six
battles took place, and the CONTEXT was
draw
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for evacuation of Znlficsr passes, which
command the road to HeTat. A difficulty
arises from the refusal of the Russian war
party 10 consent TO withdrawal from Zulf-
car.IIt is believed that NJ. De Giers' party are
inclined 70 support this policy, believing
that the English Cabinet is inclined to give
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Dispatches from Lord Dufresin.

LONDON, April 20.-Tne Cabinet met to.
day to consider the contents of a number OF
important dispatches just received from
Lord DufieIIn.
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Charefng the Grand Jury.

LoyDoE, April 2O.-The Recorder, in charg.
ingi the Grand Jury to-day, dwelt at
length upon dynamite outrsses. and referred
to the cases Of Cunningham aad Burton,
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Desires Peace.

VIENNA, April 2O-The Grand Duke Con.
stantine, uncle of the Car, while here re-
Gently declared that the Car and the en-.
tire Imperial Court of Russia desired peace.
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VHNNA, April 2o.-Rudolph Eitslbsrger
Won Edelberg. Professor of lEsthetics in the
University of Vienna, is dead. he was born
IN 1917, at Ollmuiz.
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In a Fair way for Settlement.

LONDON, April 2e.-The Pail Mall Gazette
states this afternoon that despite sll the prev
alent alarmist rumors il is IN position to
state that the difference between England
and Russia are in fair way towards settle
mept
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Chartered a Steamship.

LONDON, April 2O.-The Government has
chartered the Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pany's steamship Lusitania. She is of . APO
tons burden.
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On the Hunt for Osman Digna.

sUAKIM, April 20-A Sheikh with 700 men
of the AmeeTer tribe has started cut to cap
ture Oaman Digns for the British.
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Apnointed Cundiatnr.

RoNE. April 2O-Rev. Richard Phelan has
been appointed Coadiutor to the Bishop Of
Pittsburg.
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Army supplies.

ROME, April 2O.-The Ksnfullero says that
En gland has ordered 800, coo cans OF pressed
vegetables from The Circis Company.
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To Recnperate.

BERLIN, April 20 1t is understood thi
Bismarck will soon leave for Csrlsruhe to +
cuperate.
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Victoria Mi, Goto IreIapd.

DUBLIN, April 20 Il is stated that Qaeh
Victoria hss arranged to visit Ireland mex
autumn.
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Lady Wo1reIer Goes to England.

CAIRO, April 2O.-Lady Wolssley will re
turn to England on next Thursday.
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GENERAL NEWS.

General Grant Grows Brighter aud
Stronger, and Vas Well Enough
To Take a Drive Yesterday.
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De Giers Defiant.

LONDON, April 2O.-The reply OF NJ. De
Giers, the Russian Foreign Minister, to Earl
Gravilles demand for an explanation of
General Konsroff attack upon the Afghans
on the Kushk River, which was received at
the Foreign Office last Saturday, was oonsid-
cred in Cabinet Council to day. The reply
says General KomsroffTs dispatches copies
OF which have been forwarded to the British
Government, sufficiently explain the Penj-
deh incident, and that ii Is. therefore, need
less to supplement them. III. De Giers in
his turn complains strongly of what ne calls
the excessive numbers OF General Sir Peter
Lumdsens escort. be Gays this display of
a British armed force on Afghan territory,
together with the military demo1strstion at
RaEalpindi and Earl Duferin's defiant Ian.
guege, encouraged the Afghsns to provoke
Russian attack by leading them to believe
that they could rely upon British support.
NJ. De Giers does not express the slightest
regret fer General komsrotf,s action. and he
even suggests that General komarod would
have neglected his duty If he had failed to
attack the Afghans.
Making Preparations Tor TskiDgi Herat.
LONDON, April 2O-The Warsaw Lagblatt,
the Russian official organ for the Govern
ment of Warsaw, states that Russia is max
ing the necessary preparations for the taking
of HeIat.
The Ameer Reluctant to Allow British
Troops to Enter AfgbanistaR.
LONDON, April 20 The Ameer, owing to
the opposition OF bis subjects. is reluctant to
allow British troops to enter Afghanisssu,
which, il is feared, would cause rebellion,
the Ameer being unpopular. The Ameer is
wiling 10 cede Psnjdeh to R2ssla in return
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The Ameer Reluctant to Allow British
Hoops TO Enter Afgbantstan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-05
Harrisburg.

June Ord, 1885.
Farmers are busy, hence bust ness
IN our little burg is quiet.
Another prospecting party consist.
Ing OF w. J. Bramwell, L. Thomp.
son, q. j.. Wright, Wib Churchill and
others, started last week In the quest
OF quartz ledge supposed 10 be In tho
Cosss range.
Slgnor Bosco, last week, gave two
Of his entertaining (?) exhibitions and
gift festivals. There were o few nice
presents drawn aud q great many
that were lnot so nice. Compliment
taries wero plentiful the fret night,
therefore not much coin, but consld-
erable of HarrisburgItes were "taken
in."
The picnic at Coburg last Saturday
was pronounced a success by our cltl-
zens who attended,
Born.-To the wife of s. Hendee,
a girl, and Sam Is happy.
Mat Funk and wife returned home
Sunday, but will Immediately return
10 Mrs. Funk's fathers where they
have been staying for the benefit OF
Mats health which Is not much lm-
proved.
Miss NettIe Willoughby continues
very Ill and Is not expected to recover.
Uncle James Washbuvn, who years
ago lived Ia Harrisburg, we under
stand Is lying very low at Halsey
with paralysis.
Mrs. Mary Cooper's babe Is quite
sick.
The Crickets, second nine OF our
b. b. club, are very much elated over
their victory In their recent match
with the Halsey club at this place.
They have accepted challenge to
play the same club IA match game on
the picnic grounds near Halsey on
the 18th inst. The Halsey club will
have an opportunity 10 reciprocate,
In which We are inclined TO believe
they will succeed, on the hypothesis
that every cock can fight best on his
own dung Hill.
Miss Abba Mills will go TO s,alem
this week 10 attend the commence
ment exercises.
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NosyKLLIs.
llallIs
Pine.

June LIST, 1885.
Blackberries are getting ripe but
those near here are very small.
Miss Annie Hay OF Harrisburg was
visiting at Mr.. Jones one day last
week.
Cap. and Mrs. Henry made a ily-
Ing visit TO Goshen last week.
The mail carrier has broken his
buggy. Wonder II school being dis.
missed had anything 10 do with II?
Mr.. Mckinney has moved from
the house near the school house u
tho McQuig house.
Cherries and currants are "blt" n
gallon In this part Of the world.
Wm. Klstner and son Isaac started
over the mountains this morning
with = load of driel fruit. They
went 10 company with Mr. Holland
Of Harrisburg.
o. Gore has a very sore foot, and
has been unable 10 walk for more
than q week.
Several persons In this neighbor.
hood talk CT going 10 the Pioneer
picnic at Eugene City next Thursday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-05
Executors Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE CEDEg
- signed Executor of the last Nili aud tcstanfnt
A. 3. Cherry, deceased, IN pursuance of IA order o
the County Court Of Linn county. Oregon. duly
made and nbsrsd u record ths Cih day II. o.
veaber, issl will sell ~ public anci0u % the high
cat bidder, Al the hour IL o'clock. p IN. On
Saturday June the 2Oth. Lass, Al thS Court House
door 10 the city II Albany iB Linn county, Oregon.
All the right title aud Interest 81 said dsse-sd, A. y
Cherry a The time o1 his death in And % the fol
ioslng dsscribsd real property. to-sit C0mfnsne'
iny Al tie southeast corner 81 LIT No % eight Ia
Block No nOll one hundi "a and in Haeklsnan's .
addition 70 ihs city II Albany In Linn county, ore.
gon a. the same Is designated AID knDsu On tbs
Ilaas maps and surveys q said eIty, nos sn hle and
a record Ia the ofcs ~ the County Clerk, u Linn
eousty. oregon and running. thence in noTtberiy
course on she east ne sAid Lot % eight. parallel
stth the vest line 81 sAid Block No. nD) one hun.
,rsa and one uaa hundred and forty six feet 70
point on ths east line q lot No. a. one Ia sid
Block thence Ia westerly fss-alel with iae
souh line q aid Lot No % one. % the west line oi
the same On Montgomery stoost thence IN south
yiy syrss on the east line Of aid Montgomery street.
20 tint optoziis the southwest corner Il said Lot
m et On the north line of First street In aid eiy
thence in an oAstsriy along ihs north line Q;
Frss siroe - the place Of beginning Also the fol
lowing described real property, to-wit Lot No. 81
,ws n Bio-k No. uoi one hundred and one in
l.elIernais addition - the city 4 AlbAay IN Linn
,an,y Oregon as the saulo Is designated and knoNn
on the plat. lasg.s and surveys q said city on
nl~ .ad ~ record n tho ofncg Il this County Clerk
Il llan county, oregon.
Terms Il sale eEc4i: oi N HsoEihs toe purchaser
,0 give hs note payable ia ak months from the day
Of sale sith0ui Interest sish approved security
JasHs q. CuEEEF.
1. H. anxrAxrE. EXeehtof.
Atty for EzecuteF.
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Lebanon.
June End, 1885.

June End, 1885.
Last week We had an addition oil
four families. | from Nebraska,
from Minnesota aud from Kentucky
Last Thursday we had the pleasure
Of attending the firemen's picnic u,
Corvallis. II was success in every
respect. Our hose boys won tae first
rlize and also shared In competing
Tor the hook and ladder prize. The
Lebanon flremen were treated roy.
ally and they will patiently bide their
time when they can return the com.
pliment.
An exciting but harmless accident
occurred here yesterday. A team oI
j. Bilyeu's ran several blocks with
ths little 8 year old boy of Mr.. Har.
mons In the wagon. Mr.. Bilyeu
had got in the car 10 get some frelghs
and Immediately the horses became
frightened and ran away. After
running throsgh town they finally
concluded that they would try their
skill at jumping a fence 10 a wheat
field. A good thing for II probably
saved the little fellows life. When
he got home he said "we tore the
fence down."
Mrs. A. Compton and son Willis
OF Nestucea are over visiting old
friends.
AS Mr.. Montague and Walter
Peterson were coming down from
Sweet Home they had the misfor
tune to upset and the good fortune &c
have no damage done.
This evening as DIR. Alexander had
tied his horses Ia front OF DIR. Foley'i
Grug store, and while he was In the
store, a piece Of paper few up In from
OF the horses, and breaking loose they
started on q keen run, and cleard the
town II q short time. They had uot
been caught from last accounts.
The firemen's wives gave supper
to the boys this evening, but more
especially TO the hose boys. The
band gave excellent music and the
refreshments were OF the incest
Short speeches from their Secretary
+. NJ. Miller and foreman, +. Roscoe
after which they enjoyed dance.
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Brownsville.

A grand excursion TO Coburg took
place on last Saturday.
Sunday school concert at the Bap-
tist church on next Sunday evening.
It Is In the interest Of Foreign Mis-
sions, and Rev. Brownson from Al
bany will address the people at the
church on the same day at 11o'clock.
Mr. o. P. Coshow sen. Is very
sick with lung fever. Medical aid
has been summoned from Salem, and
the Son called home from College.
The public school is light as to at
tendance, but otherwise good. Ow-
Ing to the sickness that has taken out
important members OF the dramas oil
the school rhetorical, there will be nc
public closing of the character of en-
tertainment.
The Amateurs will play two more
plays for the public in the interest oil
charity, next Tuesday evening.
Rev. w. s. Walker has been elected
by the session of the Presbyterian
church at Brownsville to occupy the
pulpit on the first Sunday In each
month.
On the fourth Saturday of this
month, the Charlottesville people are
to have grand picnic. Prof Stanly,
of Monmouth, and Prof. Walker o
Brownsville, are to be the orators.
ID. A.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-05
Silly.

The Safe Journal attempts to make
some facetious criticisms about = state
ment shat Miss Cleveland had deserted
the White House because her brother
had not yielded to the views which she
entertained on the subject of temper
ance, but the criticism is both nonsen-
sical aad silly, as the Journal launches
ont in the old story about tive repabli-
cans being all the decent men in the
country aud you Democrats being ell
whisky guzzlers," this being the ides
conveyed by that journal. Now, all
intelligent people know, I've do not
know that the Journal editor does, ltha;
there never has been an administration
when so much unbri6led use of whisky
and other intoxicants wss indulged in
about the White House as there wal
under Arthur's administration, unless
it was under Grants, and vet thess
goody goody pharisees, like the JO.trnaI
editor, never see these sins of his owr
party friends. Statistics show conclu
sively that more intoxicants are uset
IN the Republican states than in th:
Democratic states, but this Rspub
lican writer meyer se=s the mote il
the eye of his own party, though con
tinually pointing it out in the case o
Democrats.
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continue. II certainly will pay. After
an absence of six months and travel
aggregating almost 10000 miles, am
glad to be back Ia Oregon. This, all
in oil, Is the beat country hava seen.
Hurrah for Oregon Happy should be
the people that have an heritage here.
Respectfully,
T. b. WHITE, u 8 Com.
Albany, Or, June lst. 1885.
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Rock Hill.
June 2nd. 1885.

June 2nd, 1885.
We are Informed that Dir. B. Mills
aud Robert Gilmore took pleasant
trip through Linn and Marion coun-
ties last week. They report a very
nice time aud crops all along the
road look fine.
The recent rains that We have had
are making the farmers all happy as
clans by the way IL has helped late
grain out and the summer fallow that
Is to he pIowed.
We have a very good excuse for
not writing last week, for we took a
most delightful tIiP to Silverton.
Farmers are trying to finish their
Summer fallow.
Rumor says that the fall wheat and
some Of The spring grain has got the
rust but We are in hopes 1t is not
true.
Mr., Robert Gilmore Is going TO
move to SodavilIe with his children.
There seems to be large emigra-
ton over to Harney Valley this sum-
mer there being several gone from
Rock Hill.
Tame Raspberries and wild black.
berries are ripe, pretty early for tnat
kind of fruit. Oregon is the "bossn
state for early fruit. We wonder
what emigrants say when they see
ripe blackberries by the first Of June.
New potatoes are being used in
stead Of old ones.
Dir. Henry KIum started down to
Albany to work for Isaas Conn OF
your city to help construct that new
school house.
Strawberries are getting pretty
scarce.
Mr.. David Peterson Is busy selling
bis new patented gate.
Hay harvest is drawing near.
Prof. A. D. Leedy is making ar
rangements to celebrate the last day
OF his school in glorious manner.
We are exceedingly glad something
is going to start up.
A Rock HITLER.
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,a,ea May o9.h, IS.
Assignee's Sale.

NOTICE Il hereby given that the undersigned. As
" siguso of The estate af ALFRED whsaidoH. an in-
solvent debtor ~i tbs gTIh day a June isss. Al
the hour ol oeock Ia the afternoon II said dzy
At public auction, Ai the Court House doer IN ihs
ety Of Albany. Linn county. Oregon, cell 20 the
highest bidder for cash Ia hand. ths folloNng dec
esibe real property situated Ia Lam county, Oregon
10 ~it Tho south half oi the Donation Land Claim
oi Alfred wheAidon and Dorothy \. whsAldoa, ~
wife. Fos. No. si05 tbs aAid claim being tho wos'
half of Section - in Tp - south of range 5 ~esi q
tbs " ilAnstto meridian in Linn county. orezDn con
tanning loo acres. Also the life II the said
Alfred whsaidon Aa tenant By the eurtssy ia tbs
north half Of said Donation Claim. ihc same bolns
the half thereof lately owned BY the wife tnoS dc
coAsedl u Alfred whoAidon. Also Lots oHe til tw'
ca three tsl four a. eve ( siH 90 aud 60 O
seesloa IL. Tp ". Il, wesi, containing in AL lG
g7-ioo acres. saving and excepting therefrom :.
heretofore soid thcruron all u mated IN Tins
county. oregon.
Dated May 2ssh. issi.
GEo. 4. CHAMBERLAIN,
Assignee
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School Dist. no. 90

June End, 1885.
Oar little community is enjoying
splendid health.
Grain looks fine and gardens never
were better.
Our road supervisor, Mr.. J. Bland,
is putting the road in splendid shape,
every one working full time and do no
grumbleing either.
all are through summer following.
Mr.. Geo. Chesshir is building him q
house on piece of Ia1d he bought from
the Cheadle heirs.
Jacob Chesshir and Dan Sturtevant
are slashing brush for Richard Cheadle.
Mr.. Cheadle's family are making a
large amount of butter.
Mrs. Jessie Parish is making a nice
cheese every day. Her old customer
will be pleased to hear this no doubt al
she produces splendid article.
Mr.. Put Kester and family were uE
on visit to James Curtis last Sunday
Anderson Bland got home on MAJ
3lst from trip to Southern Oregon
and is we'll pleaSed with the country
and intends moving out.
Democrats are In the ascendency q
swo more are named near Scio, Or, q
Mrs. Ocean Vaughn presented her hus
band with fine pair of boys a few
days ago. These are nephews Of Hons
W. r. and Lark Bilyeu.
School progresses finely with the fol
lowing roll of honor Lonnis, jackson
Ida jackson, Ray Jackson, Thos. Chess
hir, j uIia Chesshir, Zella Chesshir, Grac
Cheadle, Gertie Cheadle, Wesley Bland
Salome Bland, Charles Bland, Vim
Galloway, Charles Galloway, Theron
Kester, sylvia Kester, Oscar Davis
Walter Davis, Herman Davir, Lilli
Davis, Laura DeVaneg Lynn DeVaney
Loren CoyIe, Addie Coyle, Mimi
Coyle, Clarence Coyle, P<arlie Coylt
Fannie Rice, Huber Rice, Robert Ric.
Bertha Rice. These are entitled to
standing of 90 per cent or above i
department, attendance and scholarship
s. A. DEyANEY, Teacher.
Ur SUPRA.
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road. The pile driver Is driving tim
Der for q new bridge. Tho channel
Is 90 feet wide and In winter Is q
deep and rapid stream.
Mr.. James Washburn is seriously
III, and not expected TO live long.
Jacob Thompson with his family
intended TO start for Eastern Oregon
today but were delayed by sickness.
Mr.. Thompson was seized with a
congestlve chill yesterday.
Rev. McAlister OF Albany, preach.
ed to good audience on Sunday
morning In the school house.
Mr.. 4. J. Black Is In Portland this
week.
Mrs. J. G. Campbell Is visiting her
daughter In Junction.