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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

CstsrIh. desfness. rneumstsm. uers.
Gus debility, impotence and al diseases
resulting from early l0Glscretions aad
excuses OF manhood. all diseases 81
the rrnaTy organs partf paralyss.
varcocclie GupturcF, tumors, scrofula.
old sores. drop'v, tk.a seosos liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease.
snortnets on t-esth, back Of bead
female com % aims and chrome dlseas@s
cured quickly sat D -nanenIv.
Thai cough. sos fever and weak
ness, shortness ~ hrcafh. pslatatian
q hears. my means fure and ouic
corsImpt
III YOU are Defv ous. RESTLESS. irriiA-
he sieep.ess or wax after horned
dreams. tired mornings. vs. o dul
headache, tai taste "a he mouth,
sometimes e SCI argos. snI 40 Ebout
your emplQYfueuf without HE, energy
or smffaou. dffre &C. be Alone,
Eoonv forrbol ugs. cisI'os.t on -
worry and fret shout trouble ab-Sd
that never comes. Freis 81 fefnu~
afraid or uucrfts son times low
yvIrits. zen are suf efrg FROM nervous
dslaty aid eEhs or of nerve power.
which may ED iu utter Irnstratioa.
INSANITY Hnd testh
Il YOU have great sense Of weakness
and veaunrss. 9Th trHo Hmbts numb
mess tre.ua DF, proxy s0ussuons
cold feet lud lfEa. Fuu sre advancing
- thst mosi SERIOUS disease fsrE.vsIs
III YDuf head sChes. fea numb ard
irsd. with strange Fensst oas. Aoss 81
memory. sua Tcn tnlnk wta difficulty
or vau are HieepIrss 81 nEht, VITA
frevfnrrs s1d taIin IS darrE TIE
dsy. the nerve md hisin fatigue nav
sooH fun into i8saniiv of death,
Ifyca have any ~ ihssa feeli1Es 90
ret nefIeci item. 1T they VII saaln
psra YEA lussntY prosirstion OF
f.ron rsloe year lie Do NOT neg
leot fess vsrringa Time and eye.
r.erra u.s. faowr. $50 hundreds 81
,tsrffrg snd marvs loaa cures have
sro~as. ihsi tnsFe cnfssfs az Der
fertfv arc completely rHred - Ih.
CLAY TODD. .fE ls,son strsrf.
rrons 3 anf 4 crane RAJ -. nch.
Order sic nse - IfA CLAY
TuID- sfkaM remedies Al
these sfrrirrns rl o. ~ magsc.
sua st.ugIl RI serves Trr of brain.
vita fF ~ t.rof suf health oi BODY
s-e soon rfsiert
lis rmr 80 ers na-rfr FrEftsiie
sra harmless enc can oay D. Oh
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ia Iorn ronEnurts hspfese- .
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
Gloucester Races.

GLOUCESTER, n. J., Sept. 16.-The
races here today resulted as follows:
First race, seven-eighths mile
Heats won, Border Minstrel second
White Wings third; time, 1881.
Second, seven-eighths mile-Starter
Petuugill won. Birdie second, Fairway
third; time, l:5lf.
Third, five-eighths ml!e-Mollie V
won. Crocus second, Battle Cry third
time, l:03f.
Fourth. SIX AMI one-haif furlongs-
FardIn won, Natalie S second, All
Black third; time, 1918.
Fifth, three-fourths mile - Arthur
Davis won, Name b 3 second, Lost
star third; time, l:lS}.
Sixth, seven and one-half furlongs-
surplus won; Samaritan second, Pliny
third, time, ! :3S5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

members OK the Veteran Corp" OF
Custer guard adopted toe following
resolutions reistye 20 the death "
their eomrsde the ate L. {. swan
Whereas. The oysrruhng Providence
has seen nc % remove FROM our midst
our late comFste Edgar e. Swan,
Be i Resolved That We tie members
OF the ~ eterzn Corps" Custer Guard
extend our heartfelt sympathy 10 the
mother and friends OF our late COM
rade Ia their sad aiiiietiOn. aud Dc lt
further resolved tina. these resolutions
De placed on record and a copy OF tie
SAME sect 10 the family.
&. III. Ross. President.
FRED w. PoMERs. Sec'y and Treas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
Latonia Races.

LAToSIA, Ky. Sept. Results of
today's races:
First race. three-fourths hitchcock
wick won, Crticus second, Miss Knott
third; time, l;l6t.
Second, one mile-Roseberry won,
Garcia second, Dud Hughes third,
time, l:424.
Third, eleven-sixteenths mile-Prince
Deceiver won. Fay 5 second, Elsie
third; time, 80.
Fourth, e.ghths mile-D;ana
won, Lott second, Justice Lyons third;
time. 1922
Fifth, tive-eiChts mile-Annie Bran
bic won. Golden Hope second, Clara
Belle third; time, 1:l6t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

CHcAco. sept. l6 ~ 'easaut weather.
a fairly E1oc track. vith three favor
ites srd two second cho'ces winning.
put toe ltrge crowd as Hawthorne CO.
day in S0od hBmor. Summaries of tnc
races are Sc follows.
Fust race. 2year 9lts. fvc fur'0ngs
--ls*e % Won. Johnefta second. G0v.
Brown tmrd tme. ] cs.
~ec0nd, handicap. eight aod one-hstf
fGriongs homes ven. Gcof Rvs zee
Ont Royal Figsh thlrd; time. 3 3d.
Thrt. selling. seven frriaurs View
csst e Nun, NcMuftry secoud. y csroy
tAirat riata. l.}5.
Fourth. az age, three -fcurths Of =
~ ELL q isnd w7n. Jose 81 second
First WaFt g. ~ tae. 49,
FIffH. selling oue m e ard seventy
var fs- Fsnnie $ von. F csrts sccead
ke1vood ira tme. N5
s.vth. air- sever f8rlarrs Tan.
ters woH, forstq second fady O..
Gee thfr1, Ho
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
NV Mothar

has been using iill's Pile Pomsde for
one week, two Application each day.
At commencement IT treatment her
suffering was terrible, { did not seem
as IF she could -tsud the suffering
many days, 20 minutes after applying,
reHei camc and tho piles have been
improving ever siuce. now after four
teen applications she hardly ku.ws she
has them az al. She has been great
sufferer from piles for the past 30
years.
". 4. ALEXANDER. Scipiovile. y. Y.
Remember printed guarantee with
each paCkace. Price 500. SIX for So
Bv mail pr SAFE bY +. a. McWil-
raos. ". IS West Bridge street. and
Peek Hros No. I2a Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
Gravesend Races.

GRAY EsESD, Sept. To- Results OF to-
q avs races were as follows:
First race, one mlle-Sllyer Fox won,
Gianlor second, Algoma third; time,
l;iof.
Second, five-eighths mile-Helen n
won, CourtshIp second, st. Michael
third; time, l:O2.
Third, one and one-eighths mile
Recond won. Mary Stone second,
Disbblo third; time. loo.
Fourth, three-fourths mile-Victoria
; won, sonora second, Addie third
time. LILO.
Fifth, three-fourths mile-Evanatus
won, Adelbert second, Tormentor
third; time, l:l6.
Sixth. eleven sixteenths mile-Mas'
terlode won, Joe Carter second, dead
heat for third place between John
Cavenaugh and Happenny: time, l:5Of.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
RACING RECORDS.
Lively Day. With Two Unfinished
- LI..rr.....Ir.l-.A

Lively lay w 4ln 1No O-AAtAAoSeo
Races at Hom-wood-
PiTTsgURs, sept. l6.-The second
days racing at Home wood PARK vas
characterized by three hotlY contested
events, but one OF which, the 2:29 class
trotting, was completed. Mnggins,
who doomed the tield TO 500 TO $50 Tor
Frank Hi, might as well have been IN
Canada go far as results went The
2:l6 class pacing and the free-tor-all
class IOttlng were left unfinished after
six heats mad been paced in the tirst
and four trotted IN the second. Ella
Brown was the tip IN the pacing race,
but never showed better than second
until the fiftn neat, which she won in
a splendid finish. Charley Z, Cleve-
land and the black stallion, j III l.,
took the other fiye heats. The sum-
maries are "a follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
Mystic Park Races.

BosToS, Sept. l6.-The racing at Mvs-
TIC park today WAS of n high order.
The unfinished 2:2S class. in which
seven heats were trotied yesterday,
was competed. The field was re-
duced to three horses Yesterday and
Nutmout was drawn today. Tue first
heat today was dead heat, and then
COriune went IN on the second race in
2.204. The untin shed 2IS trOttug
rice refused four beats TO finish,
Bravo. an outsider, Winning. sum
IuarIpS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

At the Country club tennis tourna-
mens yesterday Ben RObinson defeated
Charles Mcdowell two out OF three
sets. Today Robinson Will play Az
thur Hatch. The decisive eOntest wlll
LAke place Monday or Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

The new and elegant steamer Valley
CITY makes daily tups, sundays except
ed to Grand Haven and wav ports;
leaving Grand Rsmds az s o'clock a.
m. returning ~ 5 O'Clock %. N.
Fare Grand Haven aud return 81, to
date. good go return either by boat or
VIA G. & IS. NJ. R'y.
Freight for Chicago, Grand Haven
ana way ports vii be- received f0F ship
ment fame day as late as Z - q. M.
SPECIAL oXcursion rates Tor picuic par
ties VIII be- made Ou application az tie
managers office, 20 Monroe s,reet-tel-
epnoue III.
order your freight from Chicago con
signed wa Goodrich Interpretation
company, car steamer Valley Clty.
IL. l.. {. NAo AsNus,
Gcuerai Manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
Nothing to Be
Desired

Every Flavor made by DR..
rrice has the peculiar taste
Characteristic ofthc fruit from
which il IS obtained. and i'm
parts - cakes, puddings,
sauces or creams such a
delicious and grateful favor
thar their nee really leaves
nothing 20 be desired We
have vet En- see the housewife
who has used u Prices
Delicious FaToring Extracts
az Ierrcn, Orange, Nectarins
or Vanilla, Who was ne e.
lighted ~ IA them. fRE evsTT
or "a Fncss Flsyoss Is en-
isrsed b. ths leading chem
SIS and hea IS ~ IRE great
Universities 81 tlls caaeneat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
Richmond RAGS.

RIcHMoND, Ind, Sept. l6.-Betterr races
were never witnessed on any race course
than those that took place this after
noon At the Richmond driving tax.
The attendance was far, hut not half
as good as it should have been, cousid-
ering the character of the races. In II
special race against time, MOquett by
Wilton, dam by Bctsey and 1. beat the
worlds 4-year-old stallion record by 2
seconds, making the mile IN 2:l0 Hat.
Fourteen consecutive heats in the TOUR
races were made IN better than 2:l5,
and il was the fastest thirteen consecu-
tive heats on record. The best time
was made IN the free-for-all pace by
Mascot in the first heat. who paced the
mile in 2:I04. Summaries:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

Adopted Resolutions.
Al - meeting held last ught tne
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
RKrsnIlcAs Comfy cossEsrsos.

The Linn county republican conyen.
tion met at tho court house this morning
and was called TO order by w M
kelchum, chairman Of the county CEN
tral committee.
III II Hewitt was elected temporary
chairman, A Wilson, secretary, and L
u Marshall, assistant sec etary.
The following committee on credentials
was appointed: w y Read, Il Wyatt
aud VIM Parrish. Committee reported
list OF delegates heretofore publish
On motion tho following committ,
order OF business was appointed n
Wyait, r n Thompson, d n Mcknight.
Committee on order Of business 70.
ported, which was amended and adopted.
The following delegates to the state
convention were duly elected: John II
Smith, ; A Dawson, d s May, W r
Kirk, " Parrish, ii j Springer, X A
Rampy. u II Hewitt, J w Miller, Sam
Mcflree.
The following nominations were then
made.
Representatives TO the iegIslalure-J
II Wigle, w w Richardson and MAche.
son.
County Judge y Duncan.
Comtuissioner-J w Pngh. OF Shetld.
SherlR-A A KEGS, Of Lebanon.
Clerk-DavId Andrews, Sweet Home.
RecoFder-w d Wright, Shedd.
Treasurer NJ Waters, Brpwnsyille.
County Hnrveyor-E I + Fisher.
School superintendent II Jewett.
Anaessor--W + Deaktns.
CoToner--Wm FoEtmilleF.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
wxDxxspAx.

II z Hayes. master Of the Oregon State
grange. will locate In Salem,
Mr. Robert Huston. the popular Cor
yallis hardware man. was H. the city to-
day.
Deputy Sheriff. Chas Smith returned
from q trip TO Salem this noon, where he
had taken Frank snodgrass the inssne
boy.
7 p Hackleinan. NJ Archibald, Mr. w
II 81 John and w Z Kelley went TO the
state prohibition convention In Portland
cday, ] Z Knox will 60 in the morning.
County Clerk, ID @ Sherman, Of Marlin
county, was In the city today on his way
home from . trip up the Santlam. Mr.
Sherman is al least pleasant gentlmep to
meet.
Hon $ T Chadwick Yesterday received
4 telegram from Dayton, famhlil county,
announcing the fact that Col Chris Taylor
was dying. Mr. Taylor Is an old resident
of Oregon and q mn4t intimate friend oi
the ex-governor. lie 10 aged about 70
years. Mr. Chad sick slll &c to Day tod
this morning. Statesman
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
nErsaI.cAx BrIselrrs

santiam-A Savage, g N Nelson.
Sweet Home-John Donaea, A Hamil.
ton, Judd Mealy, Benson Harris.
waterlso-chas Williams, - Hudlc-
son, Jas Relllnger.
Orleans Robert McCune, Samuel Me-
IiFee, ii NJ Stone.
crawfordsyiIle-w n Glass and + n
McCaw.
cen,er--D d Mcknight. Dean Wheeler.
FIanklin But,e--Dr L o Hy de and AL
Richardson.
Central Albany-P ] Baltimore, w T.
Gillet, ] A Wilson, r d Marshall.
West Alhany-W Il Read, John RIB
son. d @ kcheli, @ J Stuart.
East Aibany-B I Thayer,W q Davis,
r n Morris, G l. Shaw.
Albany-H II Hewitt, ] Il Whitney, ]
r Wyatt. Graham.
Tansent-J II Scott, ] L Case and SIR
Hunter.
scio-O 8 May and ] w Cole.
Prices A Dawson, J r stewarteon, j
w Propst and w II Thompson.
Halsey-T + Smith, ] r Pearl, Frank
Prisby, John Miller, b A Stafford, Berry
Cummings, w II Sheppard, @ GRAY.
North Lebanon--Dr w II Booth, J g
Eaton, J r Smith, O = Hardman.
Soutli Lebanon II Kium j @ Reed
] A Roberts, w @ Peterson.
North HarrisbuIg-E + Wyatt, Damon
Smith.
South Hanasburg-M Cunningham, G
L Morris, L Macy. w w Briggs.
shedd-R II Wright, II b Springer, 4
s Gibson. and r Davis.
North Brownsville-R " Thompson,
W r Kirk, r Grover and L Evans.
| South Brownaville--W A Templeton,
A ] Kirk, N B Standish and Jacob Wigle.
sodaviIle--Wm Parrish, VIM ingram
A r Story.
ayiaeuse-Wm Buchner, w Z Fisher
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
Government Chemists Certify !:


The dairy industry Of today 10 the
greatest Of al home industries In the
United States, both directly by ita boun-
tilui returns OF gold and golden food
and indirectly by its manifold benefits 70
all classes. The income from Oregon
cows at preeent-taken as q whole lis
negative, Tor the safne reason 40 would
be the income from factory that run
only three months In the year and still
kept and paid the hands the whole year.
II used 70 be the same way In the East
crn states years ago but the time has
past. In q remarkably ahort time, many
millions Of dollars, formerly wasted and
burned up. have been converted into
valuable stock fool and the enormous
say,ng in freight and hauling can hardly
be rsa.ixed.
We can and We lnust double the in
come from the farms, but In order 70 do
Il We must know the requirements OF
the times--we should learn the why and
whereiore.as FAR as possible. II Is like
baildsng railroad--the roadhed must
be surveyed, careiul plans must bo laid,
and advantage must be taken Of what
experience has taught uH og building and
operating railroads most successfully.
Training Is great factor In successful
raIlroading-it becomes Of great impor-
lance 20 secure skilled men, In fact 9
necessity. So IL is with dairying. Dairy
schools, dairy literature, iarmers' insti-
tutes and dairy associations must be
planted and planted firmly. Those in
stitutions have quickly, surely. cheaply
and permanently rebuilt prosperous
dairy homes cut Of the ioraaken run
dnsx n wheat ffelda frnsn fraan IN ocean
and We must look to them also as our
guard against the fraudulent trespassor,
IoleomarRarine.
Let an Oregon State Association be
the first step.
Everybody interested in the organiza-
tion oi dairy association 10 cordially
Invited 10 address me at Albany and 20
make suggestions with view 70 promot-
Ing this greatly needed institution. and
will use my best endeavor TO get all
interested 10 cooperate.
g II SCHMIDT.
Box $40, Albany. Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

Below BY the kindness Of Mr. 9 II
Schmidt, who was present, we are able
TO give IN detail the proceedings Of the
meeting Of the road supervisors, which
willehow that they finally, before adj
lournment after We had gone 10 press,
did some business Of importance
AtnANy, Or, March Goth, 1902.
The following road supervisors met In
the Court House and adopted some Inn
portant resolutions: Those present were
Y y Peters, Albany; II I Deyine, scioi
X l. Smith, Tangent; i A EtinnHon,
hrownsvllle; 8 4 Crooks, Mlllers; Il
Albany, and Mcmahon, iIalaey. Super
visor John numett,of Sweet Iiomc. could
not be present, 6n account Of bad roads,
he stated, but sent letter stating hls
views.
After considerable discussion In which
number OF important points were
brought out, II tWas aafsed upon by all
present that the present road system Is
detrimental to our couniy'a need and
that the intefoat OF the people demands
that moro efficient and systematic
methods be employed. II was clearly
set forth by the gentlemen present that
nothing is Of greater importance 10 the
development oi our county than better
roads. The present system has never
given good Satisfaction anywhere and all
around as there IL being done something
more than heretofore 10 advance the
peoples interest. The following resolu-
tions were adopted;
let, That the road tax hereafter be paid
~ money instead Of work and the tax
shall be collected and together with other
taxes.
End, That the road supervisor be elect
cd by the. vote OF the people In each re-
spectlve district.
Srd, That the county furnish road
machine, road grader, 10 each district.
Mr. Peters is usiug one OF the county's
road machines and reports splendid
work. lie will be pleased 10 have peo.
pie come and sec what he IL doing.
The county papers are requested TO
copy this and interest the people In the
improvement Of the roads.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

There Willie m adsQprfea meeting ~
the Linn coNnty ETehibitism Camv@aAion
to be held &4As Csust Hease in Albany
on ThursdH5. April l4th, 1893, at 10
o'clock N. All prohabitionista are i'm
vited and urged to attend. The object
Of the meeting will be 10 nominate
county ticket and to attend to any other
business thaE may be properly brought
before the convention. In order to nom-
mate ticket under the new ballot law
as an assembly Of electors" il will be
necessary TO have in attendance at the
meeting 100 electors Of the county, who
have not joined in nominating any can
didates ior the ensuing elsstion for this
couny. Lst every friend Of the Cause
attend. No pYohibitionist should fah to
attend Make note Of the date and be
sure to come. p RAcKLEMAN,
J Il KNOX, CAairna
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

lra NEeEssARY.-The necessity for
advertising isvery apparent TO any refiec-
tive mind. Han owner wishes TO sell his
property he must let some one know his
wish-if he kept his intention TO himself
he would also keep his property to him
self. To advertise means ''to apprlse, In
form. make known, announce, ,promulgate,
publish the fact that Parker Bros carry 4
irst-class stock ofgroceries. produce and
baked goods,whioh can always be depend.
ed on to be iresh and In season. The fact
Is one worth advertising.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

AIp.sr. Or March .. 1899.

ALBAxY, Or March -, 1892
Edaoys Dusoerat:
Permit me space in which 70 reply 10
their articles, and Try 20 smooth the in
iured feelings Of two members d the
College Rass Ball association.
They seem very much hurt and de-
graded In the eyes Of the public, on
account Of having unwittingly associated
themselves with tramp ball player In
. recent asrie OF bali with the "Alban-
ies.o
They state they iAFed no tramp. Who
did then2 Surely the Alhaniss did not,
for they do not need the assistance Of
outsiders to defeat the so-ealIed College
nine; this has been demonstrated In the
three gamea already played.
understand thas they made their
boasts as 10 how badly the .'Albzaiest'
were 10 be deGeateA In lass fridays game
on account Of their having secured the
services Of . self styled tramp profession
ai pitcher. And Esow because their
boasts instead Of the Alhanies suffered
defeat they raise this great cry, and play
the martyr act. Suppose they had s9c
ceeded in defeating ti1s Alhanies; surely
the College nine would have claimed the
credit, bat as they did not beat US, they
try by subtle sabterfnge TO miisiead the
public, as everybody knows the tramp's
iine vas paysd By members of the Col
legs nine, and taat he played With them.
Anticipating Nhas th@ viii say IN
reply. / =, that tie parsons who bailed
this fellow opt, are not members Of the
"a cBBA ~ let me aek. why then did
they permit these persons toArrango the
game under ths hpa Of the College
nine? Again, II they are above associat-
ing with tramps. why did they play ai
ell in the gamef Hhy did they not
fatty refuse at che outset? Simply be
cause they fully expected 10 beat the
Aihaniee, and claim tie credit.
Again, all the players on the opposing
side were nefstymxs Of the Collage nine
with perhaps ME exception Of hsi
Rennie and the tramp. II this is noI
30, Why again, did these persons permit
| their team name TO Be uaedg
Bat there IL no use 70 multiply words,
az every reasonable person can rsadil,
see that she itsuik refsrxad u are th.
fruits OF rsinds. sickensd By three sue
ccssiye defeats, when they sauguinel,
expected xietory. Very truly,
q Nj MeFARLAHn
Capt Albany B B Club
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

wARNER.-.At his home at Rock
Greek, Linn county, Oregon, March 81,
1892, Robert Warner, aged % years.
Mr. Warner has been ailing for six
months and died OF cancer Of the
stomach. lie lived at Salem for eleven
years, removing 10 Rock Greek about 0
year ago. While here he worked at the
Holman agricultural worka and IL q
brother Of Jas Warner Of this city. He
leaves wife and six children, all grown,
one daughter at Salem, Mre ID @ Sher.
man, and son William. q painter
Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

Editors D~soesaf.

Editors Dssoeraf
In referring ta gAnes recently played
on the College saEeus. Jour correspond
ent speaks OF thes as bsing played between
the .aColisgen or picked nine anS the 'tAl-
hany.. In justics te the College club |
desire to state ssss they had nothing to do
with the reoenl grwes sna are not in the
habit Of hiring s2fnps 10 play with them.
The College kass have ,. ,. association
which wsS tsFmsd. kw iho purpose Of
playing fne kkr 1wn ssAaaeusnt and
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