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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

A nursery is talked oi rs one Of the
probable new industries for Durham
10 the near fulurs. We are told that
trees. fruits aud berries can be grown
here with great success We say let
Ii come. A canning factory III con-
nectiou with the truitcry would make
i grand combination Of industries.
Let Durham have them durham
Recorder.
II il can bo made success any
where, Durham will make il. Every.
thing. il seems to us succeeds we'll in
Durham, III iact we know Of no enter.
prize started In Durham that has not
succeeded we'll except Co. Black
wells attempted effort to go To China
through The country and even at that
he made god head@ay until things
below got rather hot aud blue smoke
that smelt like birthstone began Il
CONS up.-- iliilslmro Recorder.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

The ~. Rev Theodore B Lyman D. p
Bishop Of the Diocese Of North Carolina. il
70 visit ST. Marys Chapel. Orange eonnty,
on Tuesday, May 29th. the service being At
half after ten in the morning. On the same
day, at quarter after eightin the evening,
he wits st. Matthews Church. Hillsboro
Visitors at both these Churches always We.
come.
2t JOSEPH ". MURPHY.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

A. ID ROYsTER.s French Candies = YOn
viii always find fine assortment Of these
Candiys direct from the Factory. " less
Than Factory prices at
May It'll. Il. A. RnsrMoSD 4 BRo.
Speck says: 'The girls say tits the best
Candy they ever eat.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17
HILIsBoRo PosT OFFICE.

oAic. hoursfrom 81 q. m. to 8. n p. m
Every dag except Sunday and on Sunday,
faom - m. TO p. m.
II. L. PARISH. r. NJ.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

You will find the REcoRDER 0FHoE in
the brick building over Mrs. NJ. l.. Tay-
Tors Millinery Store. Come and see us.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

We learn that our Sheriff Mr.. John K,
Hughes is quite sick at his home.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

NOTICE. mir. Turner suspends opera.
tion st his Distillery on the last day Of May.
Any one wishing 70 hire q sorry hand, iOl
bis yictuals and clothes. Apply 10
Mira J. w. McKERALL.
May IL II. Sugar Hid, n q.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.


On Trains so and 5l.-pnlImon p.s..
sleeper between Atlanta and New York.
On Trains so and 53.-pnllman p,,aat
sleeper r. between Washington and Montgo-
merry washington and Augusta, Pullman
sieeper p,, between Richmond and Greensbo-
20 In'iman Sleeper between Greensboro
ana !, haleish' Pullman Parlor Oar between
Salisbury and Knoxville.
tions, to all points. ''i 's"'
re. ror ~ retgs ,, and information, apply to any
SOL. HAAS, JS paTrc
7Fa9ie Manager, De. PMS das,, H.
RICHMOND, Va.
W. A. TURK. JAS T. ravrnp
D''. Pdss Agent, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Ais"' W y. Oct. 10.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17

II you want Ito pay, Advertise in th'
Hillsboro Recorder.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17
MARRIED.

AT the home Of the bride in Cedar Grove
Township ON the 9Th inst, by s. J. Hall
ESQ.,, Mr.. John Z BarnwelI Of Caswell
county to Mrs. Mary J. Wilkerson of o.
range. e
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so,lavHie.

There arc a great many people al Soda
now,boih boarding and camping.
Mrs. Morris, Of Scio, o,who has been camp
Ing here, has just returned home.
MIR. NimroJ Payne. his father, Prof. Lee
and several others from Albany made So.
daville their camping place last night, and
left US early this morning on their way TO
the mountains.
Esq. IIealey. George Klum aud Ml,t
Westiall and their families returned from
the mountains last week, all considerably
improved In health, judging from their
looks.
Mrs. olney Fry, Sr, of Albany, Is In the
city staying with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Aliena Klum.
Miss Minnie Miller and sister, of Lake
view.are also In town.
Born-To the wife of Mr.. w. Mc0ee, on
the r2th inst, a daughter.
Mr.. Hight has made a wonderful i'm
proyement In the looks Of his property here
In the past few weeks, having built an ad.
dition to his house and finishing 1t all up In
good shape.
Considerable property has been changing
hands here lately.
Grandpa Peeblcr and lady are in town.
We are sorry to say that Grandpa Gains
Is very poorly.
For the benefit of few who seem to be
In doubt about the matter, we will state that
MIR. Dennis Klum runs daily hack to
Lebanon, always being there to meet the
train.
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oakvnlc.

The threshers are again at work in this
vicinity. The wheat is the best and largest
yield ever known in this part of the VAL
ley.
Mr.. r. A. Bamford threshed 20 acres,
which averaged 10 bushels per acre, also
6 acres with an average of 2oA David
Sherer, IA acres, average % bushels AS
harvest progresses you will hear from us.
Mr.. Jas. #. Smith, Of Halsey made Oak
vile, flying visit the fore part Of the
week.
The Mangolian pheasants are doing great
damage to crops, especially wheat # they
are allowed their freedom for two years
more the farmers will have to abandon
and let the birds have the farms
The farmers are all pleased with the
yield Of wheat and oats this season.
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A splendid show splendldIy Advertised.


The Sells Brothers who, with their splen-
did amusement organization, have been be.
fore the public for over sixteen years, we're
never known to do anything by halves.
Whether in concentrating and exhibiting
the newest and most noted attractions that
capital, energy and good judgment can
procure, or in prominently, conspicuously
and unprecedentIy announcing them to the
public, they have no equal in America or
in fact, the world. Fame has been blatant
in the praises of amusement organizations.
other than theirs, which, in fact, does not
deserve moiety of the popularity and
patronage that should be, and is, extended
to the Sells Brothers always stupendous
and always artistic exhibitions. Yet fame
has never denied her lauTels to the Sells
Brothers show, but the trophies she has be-
slowed have ever been true and not for
meritritious merit. They not only have an
exceptionally entertaining and instructive
exhibition, but none know better the meth
ods of bringing it prominently and notice
ably before the people. Every bill board
and dead wall within the city, and in the
surrounding suburbs for a radius of twenty
miles, Is blaze with most artistic and eff
fective pictorial posters illustrated couri-
ers and progams have been disseminated by
the thousands, and the advertisement col
umns OF the various city papers are replete
with appropriately worded advertisements.
AS elsewhere announced the show will be
in Albany, Monday, August 27th.
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Tangent.

9. w. Luper has moved into his fine resi-
dence.
Mr.. Mills and family have left Albany
and moved into the house in Tangent just
vacated by 6. w. Luper.
Mr.. McMullen has commenced building
fine residence IN Tangent.
The warehouse at this place has been
taking in wheat for about a week. The
wheat is proving 10 be of superior quality
this season and the yield large.
Mrs JJ Beard, Miss Allie Parkinson and
Miss Trixey Morgan, Mr.. McCormic and
A w Moses returned last week from an ex-
terded trip to the Bay.
]. M. Beard is quite sick at his home, be-
ing confined to his bed.
Mrs. Atkins and family,of Corvallis, are
visiting with e. L. Bryan's family the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Wheeler, OF Leban-
on,were visiting the first of the week with
with Ben Simpson and family.
Prof. Sibbits will lead the Tangent Brass
Band another year. He says they will not
want any leading after that.
She said Jim was good looking, but she
did not know how good he was.
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DELIGmrED SCHOOL TEACHERS.

This morning jolly crowd of school
teachers passed through Albany on their
way East from San Francisco. After par.
taking Of bountiful repast AZ the Depot
Hotel. they were presented with fine
supply Of peaches, plums, pranes, apples,
etc, By our Board OF Trade. which they
revcied IN between this city and Salem.
Superintendent McElroy,who came up last
evening returned 70 Salem with them,
coming back 10 Albany on the noon train.
He says they were one OF the most delight
ed company Of teachers he has met. They
were prutuse In their regards for Albany
people, aud to show their appreciation
passed the following resolutions
WHEREAS, The good people of the thriv-
ing and handsome city OF Albany, through
their Boardof Trade, have extended their
best courtesies to us In the shape of an
abundant supply of fruit, now therefore he
II ever
Rssolped, That we extend to the Board
of Trade of the city of Albany, and TO Su-
perintendent McElroy, our heartfelt thanks
and may the people of that Aourishing city
soon see their brightest expectations reaiiz-
ed
ALEXANDER WEISS, Chairman.
The excursion party was under the
charge OF MIR. Weiss, OF New York, and
was composed OF the following persons
New York-Misses s f Titus, Mary
Barnes, A + Barnes, Lille Bowman, l.
Birdsall, NJ l. Roome, NJ Schioss, A X
Duff, Annie NJ O'Leary, Estella Flyers,
Julia Hedges, Sarah Kreemcr, Messrs WIN
Roome, Alexander Weiss and w Turney,
Mrs NJ A Keyes, Mrs s ] Savin, Mrs { L
Whiting, DIR ] u Greene.
Massachusetts--A + Nye, Miss + Z
Scranton.
Illinois.-Annic Glcim.
Wisconsin.-Kate Nelson.
connecticut.-M Misses + ] Wright, NJ l.
Hastings.
Kentucky.-Ruth Priest.
Indana-Miss + b Hopkins.
Ohio.-Alice Jones.
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present--All officers and members.
The following bills were ordered paid
Q G Burkhart, 81. so Train 4 Whitney
$3.50 + L Dugger, $500 N ] Iienton
$i7.To Hayes, $ss.7s city agt Cray
on, $4.3s ] o BUSHNELL, $a.64 city agi
Thompson, $4,3s,W d Barr, $500
Thomas Brink, $500.
Committee reported on ordinance 1877
relating to sidewalks, which was adopted
read three times and passed.
Committee recommended that part oi
Ferry Street, 4th TO Sth, not graded as or.
dered, be graded at expense OF property
owners. Adopted.
Committee on fire and water reported mr.
rival OF new steamer, and "a public test OF
the same was ordered made on Thursday
afternoon at ; o'clock.
Contract for electric lights with n. H..
Allen was read and adopted.
Following sidewalk improvement were
recommended + Lyon, of 9th, repaired ;
crosswalk and flume, west line OF Lyon, re.
paired sidewalk north line lot 3 block 20
repaired.
The Recorder reported the payment OF
$3S7. so freight on steamer, hose cart and
heater, aud moved and carried that the city
assume the entire chargesthc hose cart and
heater being for the two engine companies.
A petition for improvements on No. rs
engine house for new steamer was referred
to committee on fire and water.
MIR Gradwohl moved that Baker Street
oewer be accepted. Carried.
Mr. Gradwohl moved that bids be adver-
Used for lateral sewers into the Baker
Street sewer, inch pipes Carried.
Moved that property owners connect
Carried.
Street Commissioners was instructed 10
fix all dangerous sidewalks.
Matter 81 fixing Baker Street fume was
referred tn committee,
Bid for building foot bridge across ditch
on liroadalbin Street was read as follows
l + Hadley, $50. Carried Also following
bids Sewer, block 10, IN. $I.oo. terra
ton Street ;ssc. and soc by Walter East !;
81 20 In block to.and zoe. across Washing.
ton ST. by T. Davidson In block 10.
$Ios by chas crcel. Contract for sewer
across Washington st. let 10 Walter East
Contract for sewer in block 10 let TO Chas
Creel.
Moved that Ed Davidson be allowed
SIS for time lost while of streets after
small pox case.
Bills allowed y II Allen, $iIs WA
McClain, $50; John Jones, SIS g Nj
westfall, $46.24
after small pox case, $50 r
Huffman, 53 meals for VIM Davidson, dur.
ing confinement Of his father, IS w w
Parker, Ss w + Read, Ss I Hayes,
SIS. sS w d Barr. Ss2 F; = w SpInks,
Sr3soS Crossen Il Allen, S0.7S Woodin
& Willard, 81. so ] II Barkhart, Sf7.6o.
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wgpNEsnAY.

New shoes at Read's.
Six shaves or dollar at l. viereck's
New ribbon all shades and asy e. At Read 3
+. III. French keeps railroad time.
There are ten real estate firms iE Salem.
II Ewert practical matchmaker and jew
elea.
There Is talk Of an assay Office in this
city.
Seth Thomas watches at +. NJ. French's
warranted.
Prof. Lee also went TO the mountains with
the Payne crowd.
Very fine selection of ladies' AMI gents
watches at II Ewart's.
Jewelry, clocks, spectacles and Roger Bros
silver plated ware at fl Ewait's.
A clean towel for every customer at /
Viereck's barber shop.
Six shaves for dollar and clean towel tC
every customer, at Thos. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blumberg left this moor
for short sojonrn at Yaqulna Bay.
Crawford & Iistler left few days ago fol
Mt. Hood, which they Will ascend aud photo
graph.
Miss Little and Miss ClarA Blain left yes
teriay noon on trip to TIE Dalles by raj
and steamer.
For set Of good heavy ! tied knivss 6, forks
or spoons 90 to #. Nj. French, "The @ C,rnei
Jewelry Store"
Bishop Galloway will dedicat4 the Reshe
church, located at Spicer, tie 4h Sunday il
this month, at il A. n.
! Yoa will save money by taking yoor sicl
| sewing machine to the repairer, b Person
Fat Sixth and Jeiferon Sts., Albany, Oregol
DIR. Nj. 81. Fills, physician and surgeol
! Albany, Oregon. Calls made IL city o
country.
Race Bros. intend to open the st. Charlie
hotel by the 9th il possible. Rapid work
being done to get it ready before tho circu
reaches Albany.
Horace Hawley, of Mccoy, Polk county
was talking with lady yesterday. when
gun slipped from his hand, fell to the side
walk, was disch arged, the contents enterin
his abdomen. He lived about three hours
when he died.
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TuKkpAY.

wm MeKinpoa. Of Sweet Home, is In the
city.
Isl cents was paid IN Dallas, Polk county,
Tor wool. Last wesk.
We understand Mr.. ]. II. Townscrd's iine
garden property adjoining Albany. Is for
rant
To-day Mr. L. Il. Blain has been opening
large shipment Of goods received from San
Francisco by way OF the Oregon Pacific.
President johnson. Of the State Uniyeraity
was in the city yesterday on his way home
from Sodaville, whore he had been rnsticat-
ing.
A small railroad is TO he built from Astoria
into TllamooK county. 1t takes six header
for one Of the papers there 70 announce the
fact.
Mr. Leon Power retnrned home this mcrn-
ing from Halsey. where his father has been
lying seriously III with iuilammatory rheuma-
tism.
A tree that was cnt down near What coa,
w. T.. yielded 3y. 900 feet Of lumber. which,
at 81, so per thousand, makes the tree worth
S292. The Whatcom Rericib says that timber
land in the county will average ten such trees
to the acre.
Yesterday Mr. g L BlackmAn sold TO Mrs.
DR.. Woodle fine $500 upright piAno, and
during the past week or two ak or seven or
gans, which indicates that our people appre-
ciate good musical instruments.
Mr.. ]. A. Gross, Of the Depot hotel, in
tends TO sell ont and move on his fine proper.
ty just south Of the city. providing he can
secure the right kind Of a purchaser. As the
hotel Ia . paying business il would seem that
there ought TO be plenty Of purchasers.
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WAGONS. HACKS AND BUGCIES.

We are now agents of this place for the
celebrated wagons, hacks and nuggies
made Dv Fiah Bros. Of Racine. Wis.,, and
can give better goods and lower prices
than ever before. Remember that we
want your trade and witt make It an OBJ
iect for you to come and see ms.
Stew ATT e SOx.
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Albany Market.
Wheat--64c,
Oats---30c
Butter-2O cts per Id.
Eggs-1sC
Hay 900.
Potatoes 30 cts per bushel.
Beef Ion foot, 3Xe
Apples 40 cents per bu.
PorK-6c per II Iressed.
Baconx--hans. L2Kc.
shoulders, 70.
sides loo.
Lard --i2c per Id.
Flour--4.80 per bbl.
hickens-2.b0 per doz.
Till Feed--bran. Hooper ton
shorts, I6.
middllnxa,s20.
ChoT %.
Thompson = Overman keep the best har-
nesses.
J.P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al
ny, O..
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IA poem delivered by proi. J. b. Homer
OF Roseburg, before the State Press Associa
tion, At Salem.I
Americas press IL like her sous,
Unique. ubiquitous and brave
her Wit and grit are but whit
CoTpared with what her printers Iayc.
The only press ia this wide world
That dares call wrong by ite right namo,
New hlodes OF government advance, =
And clip the wings Of III gained fame.
The legislature passes bills
which Oft the governor approves
bnt puhlio yiews that makes them law
Were sharpened by newspaper grooves.
The czar dictates 10 ell his press,
And governs with his sword In hand
but our great thinkers AiF their views.
And humblest sovsreigns Oft command.
Ills goods are those Of war aud fire,
Than these his nation knows none higher :
We have ne lords, aud but one God
Who u OF peace and Joy the sire.
Amid the cheers Of countless hosts.
May well DO styled. by bond and free, ].
Onr nations press with acaptered hand,
"The goddess Of our liberty"
Americs, this glorious land,
Where trusst freedom had lie bitth.
Though once aasailed has long been hailed
lho nome o the frcest press on earth.
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CONFERENCE ApPoINrMENrs- fol-
lowing are the appointments made by the
NJ. Z. Church South Conference Oregon
District, ] w Craig, P E. Corvallis, d At
kins Albany, ID II Camaron Dallas, Jas
Kelsay Tangent, ID Mcfarland Leb-
anon, Isaac Martin Roseburg, T p Hay
mes Jacksonville, 6 w Quimby.
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A Prominent RenubIIcan Bolts.

NEW YoRK, Aug. T4.-Congressman A.
p. Fitch of this city has resigned his mem
bership In the republican organization OF
his district. He says he Is In favor of rea-
sonable revision of the present tariff In the
direction Of decreasing the coast of neces.
saries of life, and supplying the American
workmen with cheaper raw materials for
manufacture. lie Is also absolutely oppos-
cd 20 any reduction Of taxation on whisky.
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$500 REWARD
Bx p. Cohen.

Will any Republican solve The following
problem for me Why isit that the Rcpub-
lican wool buyers who think that Harrison
will be elected and that the Mills bill will
not pass, and consequently no tariff taken
off wool, have been and are now offering
less for wool thangI am, who believes that
Cleveland will be elected and that the reve-
nues of the government will be reduced to
point to meet the just demands of the
government only In order TO satisfy your
self who pays the least price look around
and come to me last to ascertain my figure.
An extra price paid for few full blooded
democratic feeces for James G. Blaine to
spin yarns on this fall when he comes to
Oregon, at
0@ks cures rheumatism, neuralgia and
toothache. Foshay & Mason, Agents.
FM French, agent Singer Manufacturing
Co, opposite Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or
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We can sell you ticket to any point II
he East oyer the famous Canadian Pacific
railway from i've to ten dollars cheaper than
any other road. Call and see us.
BuRKHARr s. MILLER, Agts.,
Albany. Oregon,
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For SALE CHEAp.-Two large tanning
mills for cleaning wheat made by Best.
Second hand. VIII sell cheap. Inquire
ef Sec. of Albany Farmers Co.
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Wanted.

We viii pay 40 cents per roll for choice
shipping butter.
THOMPSON s. WATERS.
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SuRvEYiNo.-Mr. E. 7. T. Fisher is pre-
pared to dc surveying of all kinds at rea-
sonable rates. Hehas complete copies of
nr
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DoN'r FAIL.-Don't fall TO call and see
Dnbruille's fine display horse and his i'm
mense stock of harnesses and saddles.
bach ~ Conrad Meyers grocery store.
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WILL PREAcH.-Bi Bishop c. b. Galloway
of the NJ. Z. Church South will preach at
Sc. Panrs Church in this city on next
Tuesday evening at Sp. IN.
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WANTED.

To rent by two experienced farmers 500 900 acres
for wheat with teams and farm implements and seed
furnished. Please state terms. Address
g. NJ GARRETT,
s47 Front 81, Portland, Oregon.
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Albany Market.

If you want the best harness in the marke
60 to j DubRuille's.
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A s2s0.O0o suit.

LoSpoS, Aug. I3.-The amount of dam
age which Parnell asks for In bis suit
against the Times Is fsoooo. lie bases his
action on letters which the Tascs published
In 1857, and on letters and statements In
troduced by the defense on the trial OF
O'DonnelrS case against the Tfsses.
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Yellow Fever.

JAcEsoSviLLE, Fla, Aug. t5.-The fever
panic continues. People ate leaving the
city by every known means Of exodus. but
cities and towns both near and distant are
continually establishing quarantine against
ua. The police force has been increased,
and mounted police now patrol the streets
night and day. No case of yellow fe 'er
has yet occurred among the negro popnla.
tion. Business Il completely paraiyzed,
and the negroes.ous Of work. gather In knots
In the streets, and II Is feared viii soon be.
gin to plumber and piilage the hundreds Of
unoccupird houses
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Tronhln h I,nrla.

PARIS, Aug. I2.--whIie Gen. Boulanger
was driving in an open carriage at Saint
Jean d,Angly to-day, Prof. Perrin, of the
Lycee. fred five shots at him from rcvol.
yer. M. Raitapan, q friend Of the generals,
rushed forward and managed TO turn the
weapon. The result was that Rauapan
himself received bullet In the back Of the
head, but the wound Ii not serious Two
peasants were also wounded. The General
was not touched. Prof Perrin II friend
OF Mayor Lair, the candidate supported by
The affair occurred al the hight OF 4 pitched
battle between the rival polllIcal parties,
when the gendarmcs charged. Count Dit.
lon received blows on the head from a stick
The Boulangisss wcre roughly handled. 1t
Is not certain that Perrin Intended 10 ain
at Bouiangcr
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A Peculiar Reason.

SPOKANE FALLS, W. r., Aug. t2.--Wil-
Ham Odell. partner OF the young man Mel.
son, who fatally sisot himself two weeks
ago. committed suicide this morning By
hanging himself with pocket handker.
chief from branch of a tree at Hangman's
creek. The body was cut down and brought
10 this city. Odeli. who was railroad la.
beFer. became despondent after the death
OF his pal and left note 10 say that he had
crossed the dark river TO join the spirit OF
his departed comrade. Deceased halls from
Minnesota, where nc leaves wife and sev.
erai children.