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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-10-26
THE SOUTH.

JOE JOINER, a negro, was lynched at
Hulto, near Taylor, Tex, recently. Joiner
attempted an assault upon a twelvc-year-
old white girl and was arrested by the
sheriff. On the road TO jail a mob of
masked men seized the prisoner and
hanged him to a tree.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, has removed her
quarantine regulations against all points
in Alabama except Decatur and against
jackson, Miss.
ADvIcEs from Fernandina, Fla, state
that there were 80 new cases and 2 deaths
there on the 18th and 81 new cases and
deaths on the 10th.
THE Deep Water committee, created by
the recent Deep Water convention a. Dem
yer, Col, met at Dallas, Tex, on the 18th,
in adjourned session.
Rev. j. LEIGHTON COLEMAN, d. D., was
consecrated at Wilmington, DEL, on the
18th, as Bishop of the Protestant Episco-
pal Diocese of Delaware.
Two cases of yellow fever developed in
Gainesville, Fla, on the 18th, and the dis.
ease was declared epidemic.
The Locomotive Engineers met in an.
nual session at Richmond, Va, on the
18th.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-10-26

The Dispatcler RESPONSIBLE.

FREEPORr, ILL.,, Oct. 2l.-The wreck on
the Chicago. Kansas City g. St Paul rail-
road has been investigated by coroner's
jury which holds the train dispatcher at
Dubuque responsible for the accident.
Railway officials blame the conductor of
the second section of the train.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-10-26

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-Captain George
Mccoy, proprietor of the Fifth street ferry,
was drowned yesterday while attempting
to save steer that had fallen from his
boat into the water. The captain was an
expert swimmer and has saved many per-
sons from drowning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
Election Notes.


The etiro Republican ticket was elected
in Multnomah county.
Hermann is probably elected by about 1000
majority.
Polk county is reported TO have given Re-
publican n,aiorities. likewise Lane gcounty.
In the lattor county. though Maokey Is prob
ably elected
II II Hewitt ia elected Prosecuting At
torney Of tho Third district by about five
hundred majority.
All together IL was the closest election ia
tho history Of Linn county.
Tho election Monday was an uncommon
~ quiet one. remarkably good feeling pre-
waiting. The saloons Ia Albany wern closed;
but there was no trouble 20 get oil the
whiskey one want
Justices and constables. Peter Hume
was elected Justice OF tho Peace in Browns
VILE and q v Standish, Constable. The vote
in East Albany was Geo II Humphrey. $50 !;
Huston, 203 CO Burkhart, 2a0 Conn,
2l7. Ia West Albany ] Beard received
1877 for Justioe and NJ Il Brink. 1853 for
Constable, A w Moses. $50 + NJ Westfall.
1853 j w Ellison was elected Justioo OF
Shedd and David Crews Constable, Leban-
on, DIR II + Hope. Justice Z Mcknight.
Constable. Halsey. ~ J Stewart Juatice J
] Il Bonc, Constable. Waterloo, J y Ire-
land, Justice ii d Klum, Constable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
ROCK HILL.


A Sunday School picnic was had nj Mr.
John Nichols ash grove, on last Tuesday,
which was fine success.
a slight of hand performance show was
at the school house on Tuesday night.
Rock lilil has fine Sunday School aad
Is we'll attended every Sunday under the
supervision Of Mr. Small ~ Superintendent
and Miss Viola Temple as Secretary.
Mrs. Vanderpool, of sodayiiIe, was
buried In the new Rock Hill cemetery on
last Wednesday'on Mr.. Dedge's HILL
Camp.meetlng commenced At ScdavIlle
Thursday under the management Of Rev.
Jones, from near Salem. Rev. Kirkpatrick,
Of Lebanon will also commence a camp.
meeting at Sodarllle the third wssk In
June.
Sheep shearing Is under progress In this
vicinity.
The fruit crop OF this neighborheod
promises TO be excellent.
Mr.. Johnnie Carroll has just come In
from across the mountains for the purpose
Of moving his family back with him.
Hay harvest Is close at hand.
We notice several campers at sodayille
the las; week or two.
A party was had at Mr.. Jim Marks on
Tuesday night, At which good time Ia gen.
eral was had.
Mr.. William Temple was riding horse
one day last week, when by some means
the horse got frightened sud threw him
OF and bruised him considerably.
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On the southern boundary.

The remains oi Samuel q. Thompson
were inferred In the purdy cemetery last
Thursday. The fact was not generally
known la the nelghborhsod and many who
would otherwise have attended could not
do SO. Mr.. Thompson was one OF the carl
lest settlers In this locality md was well
known both In the county and State. OF
late years he has been very feeble both IN
mind and body aud has been under the care
OF his daughter Mrs. DIR. Boswell at Colfax,
w. T., from which place he was brought
here for burial.
George Macy has returned from busi-
ness trip 10 Camp Polk, Crook county,
Harry Macy returned last week from a
visit to friends and relatives Ia Yamhiil
county.
Several families Ia the neighborhood are
prostraicd with colds, among them the
families Of John and Bell Grimes.
Othar and Guy Allingiam were visit
Ing their cousins here last Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. Henry came up from Brownsville to
attend the coburg picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cummings, Miss
Grace Cummings and Mr.. Ed Ward were
visiting at Mr.. nrownell's last Saturday.
A large crowd OF people came up from
MeCleary and other points TO Ceburg to
attend the picnic which owing TO the rain
was almost failure.
We were favored with thunder shower
every evening last week except Saturday
and that evening we had rain alone. Friday
evening We had drcnchlng rain that any.
where else would have been called wa
ter-spout.
Rey. Mulkey begins series Of meetings
al the Somervfllc school house next Tues.
day, which will extend over the following
Sunday.
a collection will be taken TO enable the
Chairman 70 buy more oranges next time
a basket meeting sill be held IN the
grove At Coburg next Sunday. a large
crowd II expected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
RowNsyILLE.

Crops arc looking fine IN this part. Pros
poets are good form good yield.
Mr.. X. n. Thonpson's baby Is still alive.
The fruit crop promises very large
yield In this part.
In one more week the public echool Of
North Brownsville Will close Tor time.
Mr., 10 Morris, Of seio, was III town one
day last week, like 10 come quite often for
some cause to see her
Mr.. Robert Cochran health has been
quite poor for some time, bot Il now im.
proving
Mrs. w. +. Cochran has gone 70 the
Soda Springs to benefit her health. Hope
that she may recover.
Mrs. w. d. Washburn started for San
Francisco accompanied by her husband for
medical aid
We have had a heavy fall Of rain 10 the
last day or two.
The election Of officers OF Callapooia
Lodge No. 43, |. o. O. r.. N. q, A. l..
Kirk q q, Mat Farley Secretary, q
Foster Treasurer, w K Kirk. Donated
to the Orphans Home, $4,000.
Brownsville peopc turned out quite live.
~ for the Coburg picnic for the day being
bad. They reported fine time, a few
drunks seemed to be about.
South Brownsville school will next be
taught by Mr.. Boyer.
Mr.. James II. washburn and son We are
told have fine lot Of thoroughbred short
horned cattle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08

Below wo give the complete program foI
the twenty first commencement Of the al.
bany Collegiate Institute:
Sabbath, June 10. 8 r. M.-BAeealaarcAts
sermoa by Rev II A Newell. Of Salem.
Theme, ''fhe Parchments.
Monday evening. June li.--Alumni.
Prayer.
Mnsie, selection from MAntha, orchestra.
Grafton, Civilization" Quiacey PFopat,
SO.
Essay. Little Thisgs." Lille NJ Rob
ertson, Sc.
Music, Medley, Overture, Orchestra.
Grafton, "The March Of Mind, James
Tomlinson, 81.
Vocal dset, 'Rdenland," Mrs Chamber.
lain aud Rev Prichard.
Representations, 'Ivankoo and Rebccea
at Torqnilstone." by Mary Irvine. 81, And
Hestio Miller, 70.
Music, sounds from Home Orchestra.
Anaals. Mira lIettie TempIeton.
Vocal solo, selection, Mrs Cochran.
Tuesday, June IL, 2.30 r. a-Uader :
graduates exercises.
Prayer.
Music, Choral Society.
Clan Of Roderick Daa by twelve yonag
men.
''The Traveller" Percy Young
Solo and chorus. ''0nly to see her face
again" Eva Cowan.
"'rhe School for Scandal" Vssta Mason
a. Sir Peter Teazls aud Laura Vance as Lady
Teazle.
''rhe Battle Of Fontenoy," carley Sox.
''The Brook, Juveniles.
"King Lear Act |, by ten young ladies.
Vocal solo, by Minnie Van Horn.
Morning" by seven young ladies.
Jack Horner,' by Charlie Chamberlain
aud Clem IrviRs.
Tuesday 4:30 p. IN. n.-Senior class tree OK.
ercises
Planting Of the tree, by Collins w EIkins.
History and prophecy by Ina Robertson.
Tuesday, 8 p. NJ
Instrumental solo, by Prof w II Lee.
Lecture by Rev w II Landon, OF Port
land. Subject, "The Education OF the
Times"
Chorus. "The Sailors Return" ("
Wednesday evening. June l3sh. 8 p. m.--
commencement.
Prayer.
Instrumental solo, by Prof w II Lee.
Junior essay. .Gobbo, ''The Aftermath" By
Fioy Mason.
Hamlet, by Ina Robsltson.
Vocal solo, Anchored, by Rev Prichard
Junior Grafton. "False Ideas of Progress.
by Lewis Il Lee.
Recitation, ''Jephthah's Daughter" bS
Esther Marshall
Vocal solo, "The Eightingalss trill." by
Mrs Geo + Chamberlain.
Grafton, ''our Nations Future" by JohI
A Gelsendorfer.
| Oration, "Man the Architect Of his OwI
FOrtune." by Collins w. Elkins.
Vocal duet, selection, Mrs Cochran an
Mr. Adair.
CoDferring of degrees.
Bepedictiop.
Alumni Association, lS74-lS88, DIR Tate
President, Lille M Robertson, Secretary.
Senior class, 1855, ad astra per pulvere
John Alexander Geisendorfer, Collins Will
liaGls Elkinz.
}
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
Tangent.

Born-- To the wife Of A. Barnes, June and,
a son, full Republican, legal weight, father
and sen doing well.
The public school viii close in one
week.
Tangent has TWO rival gardeners on adj
joining lots. II would be hard 70 tell which
would be entitled 10 the premium
G. w. Luper Il building a fine residence
In Tangent.
L. l.. Bryan Is putting up a large add.
tion to his barn.
c. Baker Il Co. Of Shedd. were IL this
vicinity the first of the week .in the Interest
OF their fine cattle, Of which they have
quite number on hand yet.
Tangent get left without precinct Of
iieer We would like 10 have had them
here but Albany was too many for ms.
The Tangent Brass Band viii furnish
music for the Grange picnic Tomorrow NJ
Bleylns bridge. They have fine band.
Omer Vernon, whs had his leg broken
few days ago, Is doing well.
Crop prospects arc very good In this vi.
cinisy. All the farmers who have I.andreth
wheat growing, cay IL j. the boss winteT
wheat,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
rrLRaRArmlc ACCOUNT.


Convention was called to order by
Chairman Barnum. Bishop Cranberry de.
livering the invocation.
Convention selected Lieut.. Gov. White,
Of Col. temporary chairman.
Henry Waterson was named member of
committee on resolutions amid applause.
Resoludonadopted ordering cali of roll
to name committee.
Arthur Gormann, Lon Abbott, and Ed
ward Cooper, named on ,smmit,ee with
applause.
Mr.. Patterson, Of Colorado, presented
silver gayel TO chairman.
Dakota was excluded from committee,
there being contest.
Gsv. Greene offered resolutions making
Convention subject to rules Of last Con-
vention so as to prevent changing vote un.
Ill call of States was completed adopted.
Convention adjourned until tomorrow
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
HOME AND ABnoA D.
+. NJ. French keeps railroad time.
L Powers hand made harnesses.

+. M. French keeps railroad time.
|. Powers hand made harnesses
New ahoos at Reads.
New ribbon al ah ados and styles at Read q
Hand-sowsd harness naxt TO DEMOCRAT Of
flee.
II Ewert, practical matchmaker and iew .
eisl.
Thompson 4 overman kecps the best har-
nessos.
Cash goes long ways at Bfowuell Y
Stanard's
Got your boots aud shoes at Brownell &
Stanards.
You will got good treatment At Brownell
&Stanard'a. -
II you want the Boat harness in tho marke
60 10 j J Dubtnille's.
Fine line OF light weight Spring auits In
fashionable designs at Blain's.
Six shayea for dollar and a cltan towel to
every customer, At Thos. Jones.
Oaks cures rheumatism, neuralgia aud
aoothaohe. Foshay Il Mason, Agents.
Razorn honed, sch and put In order at
Jones Shaving and Kair Dressing Parlor.
Everything bought and sold 1T NJ Frank,
lin & Cos second hand store, Albany, Or
FM French, agent Singer Manufacturing
Co, opposite Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or.
DR.. NJ. II. Ellis. physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made 10 city or
country.
Mrs I A Shane Is now prepared TO take .
limited number OF pupils in muslc on the
piano or organ. Terms reasonable.
IA Burkhart & Co. have quite number
Of men wanting employment Farmers want.
ing help should call on them and be sapplied.
The college students arc doing good work
for the commencement exercises.
A large amount Of celery has been planted
ia Albany this spring. II Is time that We
raised this delicious plant at home instead Of
always importing it irsm California.
Scott Ward, who came ia from the county
| this morning. says the farmers arc fairly
standing on their heads with Joy over the
rain that has made their crops boom.
w. A. Mills, OF Clackamas, candidate for
Assessor on the Prohibition ticket, tells an
amusing campaign anecdote at tho expense
Of II. II. johnson, Republican candidate for
County Clerk. Years ago, he became indebt.
ed To Mr.. Mills for = certain sum of money.
( Mr. johnson paid a small part Of tho debt
but neglected so long 70 pay tho remainder
that il became outlAwed. As soon a. Mr..
Millk learned Of his nomination he wrote to
him that IL ha did not pay what no owed he
would defeat him. Mr. johnson paid the bill
without delay.--CoRrier.
talk about business The following from
. WAlla WAlla paper beats anything recorded
OF the shrewdest junk dealer Yesterday
two tramps bought bottle Of poor whiskey
at WAllnla for so cents. Ont Of that they
made two bottles, went out on the hills,
where few Indian bucks laid 10 wait. and
sold tho outfit for 81 so . bottle, making
4.5O by a slight turn Of the wrist. Our To-
formant, who was an eye witness, Il modest
man. and hated 10 inform on the wholesale
aud retail liaaoF merchants, but some daS
lightning win strike them somewhere be
tween the regions Of tho heart and peniten
tiary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08

Convention called to order at fo:sS. In
voeati on by Rev Greene. Mr.. watterson
said everything was agreed on but pream
bic. Wattcrson wishes to endorse Presi-
dents message and platform of 1884, but
expected fight,
Committee on permanent organization
reported. Gen. Collins name received
with applause.
Committee on credentials reported, seat.
ing Steel and MCGUIRE, Of Dakota.
Mallory OF Florida presented resolution
endorsing Presidents tariff message. Re-
eeived with cheers and applause. Referred.
Cleveland nominated by aeclamalion,and
the Convention adjourned for dinner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
After Many Years.

HELENA, Mon, June ga sensational
occurrence took place in Butte last night
United States Marshal Frank Dyer,of Utah
arrested man named John G. O'Brien
which is not his true name, for killing a
Mormon in Utah 10 years ago. O'Brien is
a man about 90 years of age, and has fgur.
ed prominently in this district as the dis.
coverer of the famous Kittic O'Brien mine
He has been prospecting near Wcodvills
for some time,an came to- town yesterday
when the marshal recognized him ane
served the warrant of arrest. After the
warrant was read, he said: "That is al
right. Ikncw all about 1t. did 1t in sell
defense"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
cyelone In North Carolina.

MILTON, N. c. June "A terrible cy-
clone passed near this place Saturday after
noon, extending over tract twenty-five
miles long and 500 yards wide. The dam.
age Is enormous, as the cyclone passed
through farming section, and everything
IN It's track was completely destroyed. So
far as known no lives were lost.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
RESOLUTIONS or THANKS.

Headquarters McPharson Post No. (,
q. A. r., Dept Of Or, June ssh.
At a stated meeting OF Mcpherson Post
No. s, held at their hall on Saturday even.
Ing June and, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted ;
Resoitcd. That the thanks of the Pos
are sincerely tendered TO Rev. II. +. Webb
and other cieFgymen of the city and choir
who assisted IN the Sabbath memorial ser.
vices AT the Opera House, 10 Messrs. Wilk.
ina and Black for martial music furnished
on memorial day, the Mayor and business
men of this city for their courtesy in clos
ing stores and other places of business on
that day, and 10 the w K. G. and others
for their aid and sympathy on that occasion,
and especially to Miss Margery Brink and
her class Of little girls for the assistance
rendered us at the cemetery and 10 Co. 4.
and Regiment o. n. G., for their courtesy
In acting as escort on that day.
Ily order of the Post.
$. w REgcn, =. G.
IL y Fr.a4 Rw Aakf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
BRowSELL 4 srASARp.
We guarantee TO save you money on arOC
sries.
BRowxELL & SrASpAEs.
now MEN DIE.

II we know all the methods Of approach
adopoted by an enemy we are the better
enabled TO ward off the danger and post.
pone the moment when surrender becomes
inevitable. In many instances the inner,
ent strength of the body suffices to enable II
to oppose the tendency toward death. Many
however have lost these forces to such an
extent that there is little or no help. In
other cases little aid to the weakened
Lungs viii make all the difference between
sudden death and many years of useful life.
Upon the first symptoms OF Cough, Geld
or any trouble of the Throat or Lungs, give
that old and well Unknown remedy Boschee's
German Syrup, a careful trial. Il will prove
what thousands say It to be, the .'benefactol
of any home"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08

Mr. canterberry. Of Texas, relative Of
Jadge Strahan, u in the city.
Mira. Burmester and children. Of Salt
Lake City, arc In the city the gaeats Of Mrs.
BnFmssseF's sister in-law, Mira. houek.
s4a votes were cast Ia the two Albany'a
yesterday, l34 more than two years ago II
speaks for itsell
VIM. richards. arrived in Albany day or
two ago from Crook county. and will remain
about two months. when he will be accom-.
panied home by bis father.
Lat Saturday Mr. SkAar bosghs ninc
acre tract on DR.. MAston'a Waverly fruit
farm, which he viii improve, decorate with
house and make his home.
Do not take qainine Tor tnalarial disord.
era. Ayers Agae Cure contains none, nor
any other inisrions ingredient This pFspara.
tion, If taken strictly in aecordanes with
directions, is warranted 70 cure all malaEial
diseases.
The life-giving properties Of Ayers Sar.
aaparilia have established its wcll-eatned
reputation, aud made 10 the msst eifectaal
aud popular blood purifier Of the day. For
ali diseases Of the stomach. hyer, and kid
neyn. this remedy has no equal. Price. 81.
Yod will save money by taking your kick
se wing ng.machine TO the repairer. ID + Persons
at Sixth and JeEferon Sts., Albany, Oregon.
Good satisfaction or no pay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
About a Bouquet.
d. F. TALLER, Adj.

CRAwfoRpsvItLE, June S, 1883.
Editors Democra!
In the Herald Dessewiaator of june
under the head OF "Crawfordsville Items
appears the following: "one of the can
didates at the speaking here received a
bouquet from one-eyed old maid" The
facts are that the bouquet of roses was com
posed OF variety of pretty flowers, and
was presented BY beautiful young Miss,
a daughter of Mr.. Harmon Swank, near
this place, and the recipient was Hon.
Jeff Myers. The young Miss Is III or l.
years of age, and think her courtesy de
served better notice that she got.
The election passed of quietly.
JusTicg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
JUSTICE.

ST LOUIS, June 4 - Delegates and alter
mates, political clubs and politicians of high
and low degree are arriving thick and fast
this morning As early as 7 o'clock the
Union depot was packed, and during the
morning, al intervals OF FIVE and ten min.
utes. regular and special trains have been
coming in and empting their loads of peo-
pie who come to take part in the fray.
They all wore badges, and nearly all carried
banners. Tne one word on their lips was
Thurman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
A. 0. U. W.

The following officers were elected by
Safety Lodge, No. I3, A. o. U. w. to serve
the ensuing term
M. W.-O c Aubrey.
Forcman-R B Vunk
Overseer-W z Kelley.
Recorder-G w Doeder.
Financier-E A Parker.
Receiver-A Saylor.
Guide w Chiswell
/ W-M Cowan.
O VA b Woodin.
Trustree-V Virgil Parker.
Medical examinersJ l. Hill and 6 w
Maston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08


The Albany Opera House is receiving
new coat Of paint.
Hermann aud Lord are electel by uncer
tain maiorities, ranging from 5000 upwards
Rev. John Baggs will preach in tho Chris.
taia Church Ssbbath morning aud evening.
George Isham was elected Justice of Har.
risbnrg precinct on Monday aud 7 4 Alforf,
Constable.
At the celebration 10 Corvallis on the 4ih
Of July sham battle viii be one Of tho iea'
lures Of the day.
The entire prohibition vote cast ia tins
county was about l25 aud the total vote be-
tween 1900 aud 3400.
Mr. Geo w Smith, of Lebanon, who has
located in this city, has bought ont Mr w II
Mcfarland.
Work is being begun on the new Strahan
and Pierce block in a mani 10 show that
business is meant. The blest will be erected
as fast as il rs possible to push work.
Soap Creek precinct IN Renton county
gave majority of ~ for Gearin, II for Bur.
nett. % for Mackay for Sheriff, and for
Bush Wilson for Cleik.
| u. u houb9u Keeps seven NhTleties OF hht
roast coffee any Of which he is pleased u
grind for Customers without extra charge.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to call and examine tho goods and
prices at +. 4. Kenton's store near tho pos.
otlic
0ne hundred boxes Of premium Savol
soap received by r. l.. Kenton direct from
the factory. This soap il A. No ], and vii
be sold at 81 per box.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08

RocKDALE, Tex. June "A terrifying
calamity has befallen Rockdale. This
morning at o'clock the Mendine hotel,
three story brick building, was found on fire
and was quickly ali ablaze. Inside were
thirteen persons, only two whom escaped
alive.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-08
SWEET HONE

Jesse Barr and wife are intending 10 start
east Of the mountains ncxt Friday 10 visit
some ofthelr children.
y. Shanks, OF crawiordsyille has some
more eineers coming on his face. lie had
twelve renewed from his face last fall, and
two, three years ago.
Several parties 10 Sweet Home are on
the saEtiam At work developing coal
mine discovered recently.
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Big Fan.

SEATTLE, June 5.-This afternoon scat
fold onwhich Hiram Walton and E. Cook
we're painting Bells hotel, while forty-five
feet above the ground gave way. Cooke
succeeded in grasping the balcony, thereby
saving his life Walton struck on the back
Of his head, fracturingh his skull and break
ing his neck. He lived only few moments