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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07
DIED.

KENABLE-In Sweet Home, Feb. 20,
1890, of hemmorrhage of the lungs, Amos
Kenable. aged as years Deceased was
bora In Peoria. III. lie came TO q. egon
IN the hope Of regaIning hi, health, but
In this he was disappointed. lie Is spoken
of as young man Of exemplary Chris
tian character.
WILLIAMSON Monday morning.
the 74th inst, Al the residence of hiA sister.
Mrs y Walters, In South Brownsville
Enos Williams. Mr. Williams was born
in New York sta,e in 1919. moving west
with his relatives when a young man and
settled first In Michigan, then moved TO
Illinois, and used to tell about trading al
Chicago when Il was but 4 small village.
He moved with brother and sister to Ore
gon in fS4z settling In Yamhlli county,
takirg up as his donation claim where a
part Of the town of Amity now ID. ~ here he
has resided ever since, with exception Of
trip or two to California during the first
gold excitement there.-Times
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q issauiraA . q. . Hasszss4Ae
0AKyii.LE.

The eastern mail has az last all got
through and everybody IL satisfied, with
the exception OF the chronic GROWERS.
The bridge work has already com.
mcneed. Mr.. II Nj Stone. the contractor.
Il repnlrIng the Owl creek bridge, near
Hanillons. Mr. Stone has all the work
he can do this summer.
The Literary and Reform society met
last Friday evening. The subject for dis.
cussl0ni aResolved that the works Of art
are more pleasing to the eye than the
works OF nature" was ably debated by A
Y Smith and VIM Morgan In the affirm.
alive, and D E Junklns and X A Bamford
lu the negative. The decisIon OF the
judges was given In favor OF the negative.
Mrs Williamson and family. Of Olympia,
Washington, arrived here last week. They
expect TO make thls their future home.
Mr. Z Mehr has moved on to his farm
near here.
Our winter school closes on the 2Sth.
Prof ] Z Love has been very successful as
a teacher and has many warm friends Ia
Oakyllle.
Mr. silas Couey, OF scio, Is Visiting
friends here.
Mr. Z X Mcdaniel, ointhe State Nor
NAL school. l. visiting his sister, Mrs ] 4
Mccoy. lie will 60 back to Monmouth
nexi week
As Anxious has failed 20 write up the
isems from this place for a week or so
and as be Is very busy at present, ana
probably will be all summer, | will Of
tempt Il.
DIR Leonard Is moving hIs barn TO higt
land. He says he cant afford to keep |
boat to go to his barn, and stiil he like
Oregon.
The lace peddler visited oakviile las
week.
Mr. II NJ Stone Is expecting his nephew
Mr. Nathan Needham. Of Censcryille, Ia
the lasi oi the week.
There will be basket socsable at the [
7 church oa Tuesday evening. March 1
/ All are invited
| LtTTfe Rosgsup.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. s7.--The Evening
Star says, Newlands, representing Cali.
fornia syndicate, has purchased from en- Pfesi
dest Cleveland his country plaec nsaT this city
knorn as "oak view.n The price paid for
the house and about iweniy nise acres Of
land Is sI4o, 600.
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KEgp pPosTEp.

Boots and nass1 at cost At Rsad's.
]. p. Wallace. Physician nnd Surgeon, Al
bany. Or
Jass rscsiyaa new table Inca at W. +
Reads.
Iwstarr. physician and dsnrgson. Albany
Oregon.
Good cooking stove only $40 at HOpi: s 4
SaitmaFah's.
Best roast coffee in the city at Conrad
Meyers.
Sixty dozen window shades justreceiv ID
at Fortmiller & Irving's.
w Bentley. best boot and shoe maker 10
city. opposite Fortmiller & Irsing's.
A large and fine line Of window hae
just received At Fortmiiler 4 Irying's.
We have the best 81. so kid glove ever
brought 10 Aihsoy st w F Reads.
Now IL the tine 10 aAsc moaey BY i,uying
boots and shoes Al eaat Of w. r. Read.
Go 10 Bardus fer honest weights, good
goods and lowest living prices.
A fine line Of all kinds Of furniture, plain
and upholstered, bus stock in this part oI
Oregon At Fortmiller 4 Irying's.
1 Archibald. asaat Singer Manufactur
ing Co.. oppasits OIL FslIoxs Temple. Al
hany,
An elegant line Of silk table spreads, ia
beautiful designs. just received At FortmilleI
A Isviag's.
cans Golden Star tomato oes for SO cent.
at 9 \ syers, and all other. canned good,
cheap or cash.
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ol.1.ss,s, ol.1.ssa,,sss 10 saS San FFsnsl.s.,
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!rELEGRAPHIC NEWS


RfrxvilLn, Feb. Asa fight With revol-
vers occurred tbs morning, near the Blythe
ranch, seventy mics west Of here, In which sis
men participated Four d them wsse wound-
d, two fatally. The trouble was about the
wncrship Of some hay. Blythe claimed he
had purchased The hay, but Wilson nsoa also
asserted their uiai.n. Both sides, accompanied
by friends armed themselves, and started 10
the scene.
Arriving there the battle commenced and
all the revplvcts were empsed. LG Wilson
was shot In lhs abdomen and the wound ID
ftAl Virgil Wilson received a shot 10 the
back, which viii probably prove fatal. Two
Of Blythc's employees received slight wounds.
after the fesolvefs were oil enpsied hand 10
hand contest Took place.
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ARE sl.esae.

Sr PAUL, Feb. ss.--AnoIhsr gigantic
scheme Is said TO be revolving in the mind o.
Iiill. president ol the Great Northern railroad,
who proposes 10 run line nom Anaconda
direct TO San Francisco. Surveyors for the
Great Nosthern are said 10 have mads disc
coyery which wall fevolutionize railway travel
IN the Northwest, The discovery consists Of
break In the Rocky mountains, near Marys
Fork, which thus opens way into a rich and
fertile country, although which no road has
ever penetrated,
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g.R. s..s. Pre-.
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A reeus.sr Aee,..cn,.

PORTLAND, Or. Feb. as.--fred Wagner
was probably fatally injured this afternoon by
being s,ruet on the head with the nsszel oi d
hose. The fire department Was testing new
engine aud Wagner was standing near the
novel; The engine was running under high
pressure when the hose shipped from the hands
Of The fireman and the noszsl struck Wagner
over the eye cutting fearful cash In his iofe-
head. lie was removed to hospital where a
physician pronounced the wound fatal.
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Total saIes.

THE cHARoEs.-Thc first dispatches
gave wrong impression Of the charges
against Bishop; p;Dubs. at Cleveland. Al the
tine Rev. Fisher Of this city, who Ia we'll
acquainted with the Bishop, assured Us he
was confident there was mistake in them,
as recent information yerides. The
charges were simply that he accused some
Of the members Of the church OF having
falslied In a telegram several years ago.
The others were the placing Of his hand
on the back of a wo.nans chair in q familiar
manner and AT another time OF treating a
servant girl In iamilior manner, nothing
criminal being even hInted at.
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70 ali Whom It Hay Concern.

The cerrnauia Fire Insurance Co Of
New York, having reinsured its entire
business in the state of Oregon, said COM
pany (having on deposit with the State
Treasurer, $50, ,ooo,l hereby give nctics Of
its dis-rontinuance Of business In Ore
gon, and iss intention Of Withdrawing It's
deposit now Nth the State Treasurer At
the expiration Of the six months printed
notice required by law
GKRMAxrc FIRE IssyKASeE. Co 81 n. X
Hugh Schumann, Vice President.
Dec "a a 1859
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Rya.l,ax ,he Raw.

poRr TOWNSEND, Feb. ss.--castons Of
6ees to day captured elgh, Chinese aboard the
steamer olympian who were being smuegied
over from Victoria, They were concealed
under the boilers, packed like sardines, All
possessed certificates entitling then. 10 return
10 British Columlia. Il appeared as though
Me fireman were implicated 10 bringing them
over, and Collector BTadshow threatened 10
seize the olympian.
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mszz7Aal22hzs


We have bought all thenegatives made by
L w Clark and w II Greenwood up to Nov
18th, 1889. Duplicates can he had from
hem only Of as at reduced rates. We have
also about $4,000 negatives made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had at
Ike rates. We carry the only full line Of
views of this state and do enlarged work at
lowest rates for first class work. We shall be
pleased to see yon ct our Studio in Ffoman's :
block, next door TO Masonic Temple.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

SPREADING our.-Mr. Julius Gradwohl
besides his large crockery stock will now
keep on hand splendid line of groceries
OF all kinds, giving our citizens many adj
vaniagss they will be glad 10 secure. He
viii make the prices so reasonable that
our citizens will have an object in calling
onhim for first-class groceries. The regular
market price will be paid for all kinda Of
produce. Give him call.
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Pianos.

Those wishing a irs. class instrument,
the best made to stand the climate of the
e Hymas's, opposite the Masonic Tenn.
Pile. ON First Street. The latest vocal and
instrumental music kept for sale, ALSO the
largest assortment Of stamping patterns
to select from this sids OF Frisco. Les
sons given Ia painting and en.broiderfng
IN her studio over Linn County Bank.
Gty4 her your order and you will be
p lased.
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Corvallis, Or, Feb. 77.-Las. evening
Willie Scott and wife, who reside on Greasy
creek, near PhIlomoth, went OUT to attend
chores In feeding stock, etc, leaving their
two-year old child In the house Ia the ait
ting room. Upon returning to the house
they found tha. the child had fallen into
the FIRE In the fireplace end was terribly
burned. Medical aid was Immediately
summoned, hut the child was passed re-
covery-death came at 3 O'Clock this morn
ing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07
DR.. JAMES KEYDEk,
Ersdnata Of Edinburg, Scet land,

Has located Ia Albany. Ere his
horourh knowledge Of his procession
aud his experience OF 10 years as an efn-
cer in = CSval y Regiment, he hopes 70
merit the patronage OF those inesrested
in horses, cattle. sheep. etc. He would
Also recommend hia solution or linsment
for sore shoulders sore backs, broken
knees, wounds, sprains. Prize one DOL
lar per bottle.
sEofhce at John Schmeer's livery H'a
BILE.
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ARxLlc.-At the store Of C Z Brownell
may be seen q ssorched melted piece Of
silver, with a small tack Embedded In one
side. II Is what Is left OF Mr.. Robert Nc
EIhenny's watch after the recent fire
which, destroyed his house across the
river. II Is not necessary to say that Il has
lost It's tick
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WINS praxets

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 77.-Several hun
dred unemployed woaking men decided at
meeting to- day to hold monster par.
ade on some day yet to be chosen. This
object OF their parade will be TO show that
their necessities have not been exaggerated,
and especially TO prove the truth Of their
claim that there are no less than $4,000
laboring men out of employment In San
ErauFfee0
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wAsHIsoTos, Feb. 27.--Cregon has asked
and now has before The house rivers and haF
bos committee bills for q, 100000 ofimprove.
ments along the coast and the various FiveEn.
Miteheil's boat railway bali calls for more than
81, ,ooo, 600 more. The latter viii pass the sen
ale, but Is Tery likely TO fall in the house. The
entire river and harbor bin will call for about
s75,ooo, 900, Oregon cannot hope for and
viii not get more than g. 100000 Of that sum,
and Hermann, committee member. viii pro.
baby decide where most Of that amount viii
be used, and il will not be used for boat at
The Dalles.
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When Baby was Hiek. vc gave her castassA
When she was Child. she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to castoris-
When Shs had Children. she gave them cAsiarla
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BANG. One Of the finest lots of guns
and reyolvers ever received in Albany
are now in stock at Stewart & Sox's. Hum
ters should call and see them aud get
prices before buying.
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THERE are forty-one ,narriagable young
ladies and only twenty-five marringabie
young men In 1ndependcnce.--W West Side.
Albany has lot of old bachelors who
need providing for and we suggest the two
cities unite IN the match making business.
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Hard ON Dakota.

BISMARCK. OAK. Feb. s7.-The editor
Of the Tribune has received a telegram from
Nj. A. Dauphin, pfesiden. Of the Louisiana
State Lottery. renewing the offer of.he lottery
to pay Tor The privilege Of continuing the lot.
terry busineK in Dakota. lie saysi ssIf the
Ssndager bill becomes law We viii perfect an
organization at once, incorporating under the
act aad pay the money into the state treasury
az once.
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ZEAL EsTATE sALgs.

! NJ Ralston's 4th Add 10 Lebanon Filed
Il o Hyde TO Milton Hyde,lot s,bl 4,
Western A TO Albany .........$ 1000
NJ Hcislcr to ] H BuFkhart4o acres
10 ip -, S X 3w.............. ssoo
John viii and wi TO Ella M McDon-
ald,lot 7, bl 81, Albany ... I7zs
Geo Luper and vi TO John Long,f6o
acres in Up II, = 4 3w..... 10000
Benz Hardman 10 Grill Burkhart,f3S
acres In tp ~, S X 3w..... $500
O 7 Cotton to K Brown. lots I, J,
bl ss, RIA to Lebanon. ...... $40
Bertha GottIeib and hush 10 Susie
ThralI, n Eqr bi AN 4 C's A. goo
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NAM This Trade Maa K on a stove
kdYN4 ANN means II Is the best that ex-
s<S3slIEA* pertfncc and skill can con.
aY trive. Sold only by 6. W.
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Was sac. dead.

wAsHiSoros, Feb. 7s.-in the corridor
OF The hcEse this afternoon. ex-Cougrsss.
man Taulbse, Of Kentucky, was sho.
through tie head and dangerously wound
ed by Charles kincald. correspondent OF
the Louisville Times. The trouble was
caused by ex-Congressman Taulbee pull.
lag the correspondents nosc Tor sending
TO the Times certain statements IN regard
TO the unbecomIng conduct Of raulbee
and female eielk IN the patent Office.
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wiz, Risht.

VIII Fight.
SAN FRAEcIso, Feb. a6,--Geprge La
Blanche published q letter 10 day in which he
says he has concluded to accept Jack Dempscy's
challenge for another contest.
win Beat 0regsn,
cINclNEATI, FEB. 26.-- Along the entire
valley Of the Ohio The rainfallhN been enor
nous. The rise for the past twenty hours is
over seven feet, FIVE more feet and there will
be interference with railroad traffic.
Hold szarauders.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb, 26.--A band Of
Albanians made a descent yesterday uron the
villages Babloak, Rubuei and Babrush, in Old
Servia, and plundered them. Many inhabit-
ants were tortured 10 death. A battalion OF
Turkish troops was despatched to the scene,
but were powelless againg III IN arauders.
InqHissive.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2s.--The Dolph COM
mittee appointed to investigate the method BY
which news Of the senate's executive sessions
become public was resumed its sillings this
afternoon, and began questioning newspaper
men as 10 their sources Of inform. .sion.
Bismarck kestgna.
BERLIN, Feb. a6.--It is semi officially Stat
ed that the result Of The elections has CT. sed
Bismarck s resignation from Office.
zoo szneh Ecs.
PorLAND, Or, Feb. a6,-TrafHc on the
Columbia river i again suspended on account
of Ice. Al The Dalles the river Is frozen over,
and boats are moving on the upper Colum
bia or Snake river. In this city this morning
the thermometer stood at nine degrees above
zero.
idaho Toe
WASHINGTON, Feb. a4,--13y strict party
vote 10. day the house COMMITTEES on territories
decided to report fayorabiy the bill admitting
Idaho.
Children Cry for
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Tor lnfants and Children.
THE NAN ABOUT TvwM

Never before IN the history Of Albany
did 50 macy school teachers face the Su-
perintendcnt at one time. what varied
crowd first, second, thied and no grade,
handsome and homeIy, slaiwart and
weakly Some might govern an afmy--
Of CHI dren others probably cannot gov.
efn even themselves. This matter Of gov.
ernment Il big thing IN teacher. Often
d third grade teacher has No government
and keeps better school than d first grade
teacher with third class government
So nc people think IL Is d teachers i,ssIness
to teach a'arninRe :bui during school hours
he has the moral welfare Of the scf,olar at
stake, ~ we'll, and the responsibility Is a
great one.
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rnE ICE BROKEN.
LiTrt.K Rosgsup.

Rds. Democraf
The Ice is At last broken. The people oi
Albany arc st las, waking up TO their In.
teresls. see by the proceedings Of the
last meeting Of the City Council that the
business men have peiitioned them 10 ask
Congress to grant the city the right to
bridge the Willamette river at thIs place
II occurs 10 me that the eouncl ought
long ago 10 have done this without pctI-
taon, but now that the iuitiatory step has
been taken let evers one put shoulder 10
the wheel and keep Il moving. Every one
without exception expresses themselves
well pleased with the move and claim that
bridge will prove Of greater benefit 70
Albany than any improvement yet made
HRfpGK.
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AN ALBANY MAN.--The West Side
pays an Albany man the following nice
compliment. one that will be appreciated
by many here J w Cusiek, of Albany,is
spoken Of "a candidate for state treasur-
or. His well known business ability recon-
mends him for the office, and Linn county
has no other prominent candidate and Is
entitled to recognition.
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ACADEMY 4
OF
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help.
ALBANY, 80 OREGON

AADAN
Conducted by the sistA-s I st. Benedict
This Academy IL xtDcorporats6 and au-
thor1zed Dy the state 20 confet academic
honors. The course Of study = onpssie
" MefhAFnatIes. Liters.ure and Ausis are
sueciallles. as aiss the Normal instruction
III aspirants for teachers, certificates in
5ustrtal drawing, vocal music IN Glass and
XII kinds Of needlewo1k form, no extsa
charge. The oissipiiDe Of the school Il
gsntle but frm. ooject being TO form
not only refined young ladies, but neNsaz
and useful members OF society. fuplIsz
,drnitksd AZ any time and charges pFopeT-
toned. Pupils Of any denomination re-
ceived.
Tniiion in select 6ay school ranges from
IS 70 $40.
FOR terms OF Boarding Sch 1ol or skE
prsiex lars apply At the Academy. or ifss
adeas Sister Superiorsss.
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FIX 1T Up.--The DEMOCRAT Is inform-
cd that the city cemetery isin rather of q
bad condition after the winter storms and
needs fixing up. Five stones or monu-
ments have fallen down and there are a
number Of dilapidated looking places. Al
bany should take pride In keeping the
cemetery IN good condiiion,and Ii Is 10 be
hoped necessary improvements are made
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Worse ana yvasse.

PHOENIX. Ariro-a Feb. s7.-sheriaf o'Neil.
who went TO the scene Of The Walnut Grove
disaster, returned 10 Phonix to-day with an
additional lisi Of victims. So far as known
the number ef dead viii probably reaeL sixty
i've or 9evcntv
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LKBASoNs-J T Brown, Grand Medical
Director a o U w, will address the citi.
zens of Lebanon and vicinity, to-morrow
evening. on the subject Of A o U w. AL
are invited.
Mr. Geo L Wilcox meved to Lebanon
Tuesday. II will be remembered that he
purchased property on Main street some
months ago where he will soon start a
photograph gallery.
Our Literary Society Is developing the
talent OF our citizens. Some of the hard
est problems society has ever had to solve
are discussed with familiarity known only
TO men Of recognized ability. Here Is the
next question Resolved that Gen Grant
was a greater man than Gen Lee, as the
meeting OF that society on Friday evening
next. The affirmative of the question will
be represented BY A Njckerson,C Mon
tague and Il m Miller. The negative will
be championed by X N Wright,C G Hack.
leman and M A Miller.
p Mcintyre, lately from Portland, but
now located in Salem. gave us cali TO day
Mr. McIntyre has been speculating in wool
since he severed his connection with the B
w M Co. We understand that he Is In the
employ OF the Kay Woolen Mil Co, Of
Salem. - Express.
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DR., I. w. STARR.
Physician and Surgeon,
Late ofBrownsvills, Or,

oe,oe At rooms Nos. IS and "a, Strahan
and Pierce's Block, up stairs. CAlis
prumptly attended In city or country
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BRtSo SoAE MoSgY.-A writer IN the
Lebanon Express gives the following very
senslhle thoughts : aMy experience Ia
Oregon Is that for an all the year round
country Western Oregon ID the cream OF
the Pacific coast for men OF moderate
means To get swell fixed" In. have lived
In Michigan, Nebraska and calI.ornla. and
believe that any eastern man with push
and energy and capital Of say from $1,000
lto $sooo can come into the vicinity In and
about Lebanon, and II he Is man of FAM
lily he can get his affairs In shape here go
that they will be well provided for. This
l. the garden spot OF the west crops
never fail Coal and timber In abundance.
Oar ri.ers are rapid and heaiihful. our for
ests TEEN with game, and In fact this IL she
land OF peace and plenty. We want men
with push and snap and some filthy iucre.
so that they can help develop the country
when they get there. Don't expect too
much Of this Tor any other) country, but
come with the intention Of taking the
country as II Is,not a. you may picture Il In
your minds eye, and you viii certainly
lind \ spot that any reasonable person win
allow Is the easiest place for Flooding man
TO get good living In Of a.y place east or
west for men Of small capital and large
eEergy."
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The Man About Town has just seen
picture Of ten Or eleven years ago. There
were eleven men on Il. ali boarders at
certain Albany boarding house. 1t sug-
gests how people change about IN this great
Northwest and Il fair sample Of matters.
Those who have lived here for several
years viii better understand the application
BY the present residence Of the characters
III the picsure,ali solid fixtures In Albany
when taken Walter and George 1urrell,
Tacoma Gus staiger and George Furry,
Seattle Jim Titus, Arlington and Taco
ma Pete Wilson, Corvallis y Haven,
IN San Franci4co when last heard from
Mr. Eaton. don't know T. Blain, NJ
French fnd Cal Bnrkhart, Albaay.