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The state chronicle., 1893-05-25
The 9tate OhrumicIe
THURSDAY, MAY, Is, 1893
The TuberOse.

"What is your favorite flower ?"
Asked Cupid, while perched by my
side,
He fsgered his bow and his arrows,
As lad and lass he espied.
l answered the gay little fellow,
That the tuberose wassweetest to me.
That l cherished it more than all Aow-
In this fair Southern land by the sea.
"But why" was bis mischievious oues-
ton,
Tho he knew just as we'll as did I.
For was not he the same skillful archer
That had caused me to love and to
sigh
All, we'll did he know the true reason.
For. one night at the foot of the stair,
The rogue, hiding sly near my sweet
heart,
Saw me pluck a tuberose from her
hair.
HOWARD J. HERRICK.
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Train on the SCOTLAND Neck Branch z
leavee He.don 40 =. NJ; Halifax 4.0l ;.
arrive ocotIand Neck at 4 - : m.. 0lce.z.l,.
70 o. M. hinston 80 p IN. Returning Leaves
hlnsIon z 20 a M, Greenville ~ =. n ar.i.
ing Hahfa1 at II 90 a m, Weldon l:g a
daily except Sunday.
Trains an Washington Branch leave Wg.r.
angton 90 a. m, arrives Parn cle - r..
Isrporo %; returning leaves Tarboro 44 =.
M, frmele 90 p. m. arrives Wash.nytan 7 ,,
?. IN. Daily EXCEPT Sunday. Oonbecte 1i,-
trains on Scotland Seek Branch
Trains leave Tarboro n. C. VIA Ait.., 80
and Raleigh X. X. daily, except Sunday st 90
p. No., sunday 90 ?. m; arrives Plymouth > n
2. r., ~ ?. m. Returning leaYes Plymouth
daily, except Sunday $50 a, sundsv 80
a. ~. arrive Tarboro 10 IS a. m and u ~ u w
Train on Midland y. o Branch leaves (iolS.
bory daily. except Sunday. go a IN erriytnx
snnlthneId 30 q. IN Returning leaves smiti. field
10 a. m.; arrive at GOdsboro 20 a M
JOHN r. UIvflsf
r .w r Gent boz
1. N; EMaRsoS, :. Z. RYtI
1rafec Manager, an, : or
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Affairs In Italy.
By Gable

BY Gable.
RohE, May 22-At IL o'clock this
morning King Hubert was in con-
sultation with Signor Giuseppe Sc
ansrdelli, the leading statesman and
former Minister of Public Works
and of the Interior. Signor Sanar-
delli urged the King to refuse to
accept the resignation of the Minis
try. Signor Gioletti, however, re-
fuses to form cabinet, being con-
vinced that the Senste will reject
the pensions bill. It is estimated
that the Senate stands 12l in favor
Of the bill, 1876 against it,
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Shut Down

that's " hat they call it when the mill
closes and the work stops The same
term is applied to the liver when you
suffer with Biliousness and Sick Head.
ache There is no action. A few doses
of Simmons Liver Regulator will soon
set the liver going properly, and keep
the bowels regular. Take the Regu-
lator now and then to prevent any re-
occurrences of these distre ssing symp-
toms
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NOTICE.

In accor lance with the req ,irements of
Chapter No 2S5 of the laws OF tue State of
North Carolina Of 1891 entitled "An Act
authorizing the Wiimin yton, Onstow 81
East Carolina Railroad Company to change
its Name" ratified by the General Assem-
bly, of North Carolina, February 9th, 1891,
notice is hereby given that the name OF
the seid Wilmington. Ons,ow & f. st Car
olina Railroad Company has been changed
to that of the WilmiD gton, Newbern e.
Norfolk Railroad Company as appears by
the following resolution adopted by the
Stockholders of the said Wilmington, Ons-
low & East Carolina Railroad Company at
the annual meeting Of the said corpora
ton held February 1st, 1893
Resolved. That the name ef the Will
min2ton, Onslow & East Carolina Rail
road Comp >ny be, and the same is hereby
changed TO the Wilmington, Newbern
q Norfolk Railroad Company; said
change of name to tax, effect from
and after Monday, June ~ 1893"
Attest: T.. IL. WHfTLOCK.
Secretary.
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Programme for the Following Week.
PART FIRST.

Messrs. Toothache and Neuralgia
in their very latest song, entitled
"Our Experience with Williams and
Kings Famous Toothache and Neu-
ralgia Remedy"-a two minutes
knockout.
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Postmasters Appointed.
,utnern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 23-Presiden-
,ial postmasters were today ap-
pointed as follows: Wallace ".
Screws, at Montgomery, Ala. vice
G. W. Buckley, removed; Harrison
W. Clark, at Jacksonville, Fla, vice
P. E. McMurray, removed; Andrew
J. Sturgis, at Crystal Springs, Miss,
reappointed:
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Castoria.

~Castoria IS an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their Children
pR. G. G. OsGooD.
Lowell, Mass.
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GAZE FEAR 4 YApKIs VALLEY E.E.
BKNyErTsyILLg prvTs,0E

FACTORY AND MADISoS BEANCBEs
South Bound. sortr .-4--sf
Daily. except Sun Daily. ezcetst . 1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

A special fr0n Washington says Gres-
ham and Carlisle hare brought 10 light >
scandal Of sensational dimensions affecting
the ssae of The Behring sea commission.
now in session in Paris. The special states
members Of staff of commission have been
allowed very liberal p-rquixites In addition
70 regular compensation II says it is no.
known what J W Foster, Ex-Secretary
Of the treasury receives. but leaTes to be
inferred qsite large sum, in Eiew Of state
ment that Major Elijah Halford. disburs-
ing officer, in addition to his regular par
Is major of $500 to $3.50 per year. be
is allowed SIS par day, or in all about
Ss615 per year.
] STANLEY Brown, husband Of Nellie Gar
fed. daughter Of lats President Garfield. Is
drawing two salaries. one Of $40. the ether
of SIS per day. Several Others receive
double par. extra ranging from els to s6
per day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

A dispatch from Ottawa, Illinois. says
The supreme eours, in an elaborate opi1-
ION per carizm. has settled the Evangelical
eaureh war by orssing the Dubbs faction and
holding The Indianapolis general conference
he only lawful body. and tina, It's adjudiea-
tons aud 6ndings regarding a division in the
church are f.al and binding. The opiniou
has been looked forward 10 with great ia
,erest. no, Only 10 lliaOis. ba; also IN Ohio.
Pennsylvania, Oregon aad lo~a, where
splits have been organixed in the Evangst-
cal church by the DubrS faction The case
at hand. upsu which the supreme coart
passed. IS that Of Husser VS. Schweiker. from
Chicago. The supreme courts decision IS
practically ia accord with that of he Ca!-
csgo court.
The trouble grew our Of a charge OF simmor-
ali'y against Bishop Dubbs, who forthwith
seeded from the church proper. and es,ab-
lished What he claimed ~as the real church
While posing as the head of this rival &C
elesikssicai cody be named Rev. Hasser to
preside over the worshipers of St. Johns
Evangelical church of this city. 1t is esti-
mated a3out roc. 900 church members in al
sections Of the country have protested faiti
aud fealty to Dabbs. Meanwhile BishoI
Esher appointed Rev. Schweiker to see tc
the des,inies of the Chicago church In quss
ton. Both c'ergymen proceeded to assuEi'
the pastorase, snd lawsuit resulted, ON III
result ofwhich hung tSe fate Of Bishop Dubb
II Is said more than 700 similar cases ar
pending throughout the United States, whiel
dscisiea will directly affec, Ia this city 1
Evangelical churches.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07
DID Nor APPROVE

Gov Pennoyer writes to gentleman at
Harrisburg that he did not approve the bill
to repeal the mortgage tax law, but allow
ed it to become law without his signature
assigning as reason ''that the provision
was coupled with another provision pre-
ventive of the great fraud which for years
has been practiced In this state, of escaping
taxation by means of fictitious indebted
ness. The two provisions were yoked to-
gether-the just with the unjust-and a
veto of that bill, inaslnuch as it was passed
late in the session, would undoubtedly
have beon made an excuse for refusal on
the part of the Legislature to enact any o,hel
or further legislation relative to assessment
and taxation" In our opinion vet,
should have been placed upon the bill. an,
let the responsibility rest with the legisla
ture, especially when the governor say
himself that it is, indeed, true that the la,
as passed, while closing the door agains
fictitious Indebtedness, opens another doc
for an escape of the notes secured by mort
gage from taxation, and thus in avoidin
Scylla we have run afoul of Charybdis. Fl
this the Legislature is solely responsible.
not the governor responsible in a measul
for allowing the act to become law witt
out his veto Portland Disfasek.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Lsui. Monday TO C II Hardesty,
strip land on river. 50
c G Burkhart to l. c Marzhal, Sc
feet, bl 46. Albany ny.......... SIS
B F Kirk to C " Kirk, 2 lots, Is
wI...................-..... 200
A Moses to Chas Kirk acres. -
A N Acheson TO ] Irwin, - acres. a5s
L w Fisher 20 Sarah Harris, . lose.
SOoaytIle. .-- IS
A Anderson to ) NJ Harris, acre. 50
Cbas Pattison to a I Smith,
acre. --.--...--.-.---... 10
AC Hausman TO John Brown, 3
lots Brownsville ille. i50
John Brown to Lorette Brown over
los, n Brownsville . L
Bud Thompson to c Bilyeu, 4-ic
acres. Lebanon ... ~ 100
r Glass to Elmer Z Sox, ~ acres,
Charlottesville e........... 81
Jonathan wassom to A W Marks,
4lots. Lebanon. -. .. 80
Edsan Young to g G Moon.
" acres -.--..... lT6s
t B Hopkins TO q c Moore.
22s,5O acres IL W wl.......... l
! S Ames to r Alley lot 1, Sweet
Home ......-.....-- %
A II Templeton to T c Isom. GO
acres IL " 2 .......... 1850
] D Fuller to S II 81 " Spangler,
I5.l acres. ............... 95I
] w Gilliland to VIM Faber, lot,
bl IL, Albany.
r Cave to Ed Kellenberger, 42hs
acres. ..... 4Ot
Lille I Black 10 Enos Sherry, 20
W II King to A and j Mcdowell,
lots, Holley, y,...........- q
W A Rutherford to Walter B Pea
cock. li5 acres aw 1.......... 230t
Z S Bafrows TO Mary G Barrows,23
| acres, lC W 2OOt
CT Trip to Emily Sonneck, lots,
Emily sonneck to ii Rawlings. i
| lots, Lebanon. ......... ~
J Isom 20 E J Lanning, 2lots, ,bl 10.
his a.
VIM ii Dougherty to Fl p Miller,
lot 3, bl 7, Ws A, Albany -. 10
Atherine Werth TO Eli Mayer,
lot, Lebanon. ..e.......... : Is
J IL washburn to Niles McIntire.
lot Brownsville. .........,..
II G Johnson to L Foley, lot Lob
anon. n..... .......... iZV
Matilda Amos to E w Landon, 4
lets, bi 4 HIS 3rd ad ........
E w Langdon to VIM Amos, l2S
acres IL W w3.....,......,.... 3. ST.
VIM Amos to Matilda Amos,
45-100 OF last. ....... .... 2S(
Porter TO A p Gallegy, 2 lots,
biz, Abbey's ad, Albany -. sc
Jas Carothers to Ii Arnold, 5.SS
|, acres IL " 3............
q Eaton to Lucy A Eaton, 6S.1
n n
A p Galleghy to VIM Flingerer, 2
; lots, Albany. .......... 8
Pete Ruettner to Minnie RHettner,
!. IL acres 10 W 2.............
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

President Cleveland's foreign appoint
ments are creditable in the main When
he has cheap man on his hands, be finds
= cheap place for him. The country viii
be worthily represented AZ London, Paris
and Berlin Mr. Bayard is admirably
qualified for minister 10 England Il viii
be remembered that be handled the BehTine
sea controversy with more sense and judg-
ment than his successor. The final opera
tons Of the affair are safe in his hands
oTsgonsna.
Gentle reader, you should bear In mind
that Bzyard's suocesser was no less per
sonags than the late James 6 Blaine oi
Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

The Union Pacific have Published very
neat pictorial Worlds Fair folder, containing
oolered autographs OF the various Exposition
buildings, birds eye view of the grounds,
with complete map Of the city, showing
location Of the fair, hotels, railway depots,
street car lines and city parks. Copy ol
same hay be had by addressing w II HuTl-
burt. Assistant General Passenger Agent
Portland, Ore.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Some bridge builders who were sinking
caisson in the middle of the Missouri
river at Bellefontaine discovered at the
depth of Ito feet human skull, resting on
stratum of Limestone 1t is believed to
be relic of the glacial period.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

A mixture of two parts of pounded ice
and one Of common salt will reduce the
temperature of body surrounded by it
from 50' to o.. II is stated that by mix
ture Of nine parts of phosphate of soda and
four Of dilute nitric acid temperature Of
% degrees may be obtained.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Considered as luwinary. the sun has an
intrinsic lnstre between three and four
times greater than that of the electric light,
when the latter is at its brightest The
molten metal in Bessemer converter is
5000 times fainter than the light Of the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

A gun TO be exhibited by the United States
At Chicago weigos II6-ooo pnnnds, aud
throws prOjeciile of 1000 pounds II miles.
Every time the gIn Is discharged It burns go
pouads of powder. Il Is kHo~n IS is-inch
breach loading seaooSss rife.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Light proceeding with 10000 times the
velocity Of the earth in its orbit, gives US
some idea Of distance, when we learn that
its flight from the sun to our globe occu-
pies rather more than eight minutes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

An excellent method for waterproofng the
surface Of wall is TO cover II with solution
Of soap. After ~ hours = coat Of lime So
luton Is applied. This process is repeated
seveaai times, and Is claimed to make Ine
wall perfectly water tight.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

DISPUTED. Whether the Lincoln
transcript contract has been let or moi. Is q
question that Albany papers and the Lin
coin county people are dispu.ing. The
former claim that J Van Winkle OF AL
bany has the job Late inquiry here elici
tsd the information that no contract hat
been CLOSED. d.--Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Jusr ARRIvEp.-Direct from eastern
manufacturers number OF the most
beautiful monuments ever brought to Al
hany. Latest designs In use In the east
II YOU are going to put up one this season
call at once and get your choice as the
neatest will all be gone before Decoration
day. AT w Allison & Cos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Aw Lucas, 3 pioneer Oregonian ol
Monmouth lis lying a. the point OF death.
Easter morning srnriss service at the
Christian church by the Union Y c
E to morrow morning.
Mr. VIII Lee. now travelling Ior the Orc
gon FHruitufe Company, is IN the city the
guest oi his bsosher Prot Lee.
Bert Veal, of Albany, was visiting
friends in the city during the week. the
guest OF Robert shaw;-Mill City Ga
xette.
Nv Cusick, one Of Albany's popular
bankers visited r A Ranpy the fFst ol
the week, returning on the local Monday
morning.-Harrisburg Courier.
Mr. William Flickinger aud family
have moved 20 Albany from Nebraska,
have purchased property in the Third
ward, and will make Albany their home.
ident Of the State University since 1876,
faithfully and well. Poor health is the
cause Of the action. He was elected pro-
lessor Of languages.
Anexchange says that Win webber,
who did the engineering work on the late
fishladder, built at Oregon City when
Mr. Moody of The Dalles was governor OF
Oregon, Is candidate for collector o:
customs At Yaquina Bay.
Captain Jamss Blakely OF Brownsville has
been 10 the city VISITING his granddaughter
Mrs G W Wright of this city. Captain
Blakely Is one at the few surviving veterans
of the Seminole War Of 1875, and is one Of
our Oldest settlers. having settled on nis
present homestead IN IS46.
A valley ex. SAYS: The Hawaiian qres.
tion recalls the TACT that ia April, 1865, Dr.
James Mcbride, OF Lafayette. Oregon, G
brother OF Judge A Mcbride, oi this
city, was appointed U minister to tbs
Hawaiian islands by President Lincoln.
He represented The republic with grea,
credit 70 himself and died at ST Helens
in 1876.
DR. G W Gray and family will leave
Ashland next week for San lose, Cal
They like Ashland, and DIR Gray, who i:
skillfnl dentist, says he wac satisfied
with business prospects hare, but had AT
offer Of partnership at San Jose which
he could not afford to shlanC
Tidings.
Mrs w B Rice came out from Portland
last Sunday, bringing her two listl'
children, to leave them here with ,beil
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs P Gilmore
again. The children had gone to Port
land to be with their mother and attenC
school, but both grew sick from thI
change OF climate and had to return
Ashland Tidings.
AS Shaw,s who moved his family t.
Albany week ago, has gone into part
nership with ] ] Graham, OF that place
and will open up an implement store oil
the corner OF Firet and Baker streets
Mr. Shaw has been in employ of the S
Co for several years and he and his fam
lily win be missed by their friends here
Mill City Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07
The Father or Many ais.

Constipation leads to multitude Of phys
ical troubles. 1t is generally the result Of
carelessness or indifference 20 the simplest
rule Of health. Eugene Mckay, Of Brsnt-
ford. Ont. writes:
.I had for several years been Q sufferer
from constipa ion, had taken great many
different remedies, some of which did me
good for tine hut only for tine, thin my
trouble came hack worse than ever / was
induced by Q friend, whom Brandeth's Pills
had benefited, to try them. Took two each
night for week, then one eve-v night for
about six weeks. Since that time have
not experienced the slightest difficulty
whatever, and my bowels mave regularly
every day. believe firmly that for slug
gishness Of the bowels and bilousress Bran
drcth's Pills are far superior to any other.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

LADIES who desire comfortable and
at the same tine perfect fitting corset
or waist for ladies or children should
have measures taken by Mrs G O Lee,
tBroadalbin St., bet. End and 3r,a,) who
viii fill orders while Mrs Talt ila out Of
town.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

The WELL DRESSED MAN Is always
entitled to consideration. This Is intro
ductory to the statement that the L E
Blain Clothing Conpany's tailoring de-
partment under the efficient management
of E A Schiller has just received the
largest and best assortment of suitings for
the spring and summer trade ever brought
to Albany. II you would be appareled
| In becoming manner call at this place
and leave your measure at once and secure
choice of goods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

: The nation is making progress when a
real live rebel brigadier like Wade Hamp-
ton can be appointed to Office without a
whoop from the Forakers and the cIarksons
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Sir Arthur Sullivan is said to have struck
million notes on piano in eight hours.
The performance was the result Of chal-
lenpe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07
Chicago's
Population.

There probably city of importance the world sho
e aP and wonderful growth as Chicago since its destruction
one OF the leading merchants of that said
Oh ms personal friends well of representative
subject had found St Jacobs Oil pancuring healing remedy
ne most extraordinary efficacy tits the
uSm Neuralgia Sciatica Backache Bruises Burns Sweng ETC.
we, sOr Effects win
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Ono Small Bile Bean every night for a
week arouse Torpid LAYERS. x5c. pea bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

A GREAT INVENTION the self
pouring coffee and tea pots. With them
yon can pour coffee or tea without tnr D.
Ing the pots. Wonderful. None of the
hundred little Inconvenience of the old
fashioned way. Coffee cooks sure and
tpure and cannot burn. and tea to perfec-
cion. You raise the light Nd and the
coffee or tea runs from the spout. Ityor
would have the finest thing In tle worlt
order one when Mrs Talt, the local axen
alls on ou.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

MrjO wH.sman went to Astoria on
business this noon.
Mise Ora Mcfarland. who Is at,eadin
the Sisters school al Salem, Is home for
few days.
Secretary Dan LAmout is said TO be q
very temperate man. not touching II
quor at all.
Mrs r n Robertson left this noon on
trip to Tacoma. Mr. Robertson will 60
on next Tuesday
Mrs w w Parrish is in Albany attend.
ing her mother, Mrs Dave Froman, who
10 reported TO be quits ili.-Sodaville
Review.
Prof H Strange, deputy county clerk,
OF Oregon City, was in the city today. on
his way from Corvallis, where he dsliv-
cred an address last night before the
teachers institute. TO Oregon, on
visi: 10 his parents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07
SOCIAL AND Personal
THURSDAY


and Is KEEP, busy shaking hands with old time
aequaintances and diriends.-Times.
Miss Sophia Houek, of Albany. spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs Geo. Waggoner
In this city.-CorvaIlis Times.
Mrs g Ryan, nse Davenport, forme
resident of Albany. was recently married 10
Portland to Mr. Horatio Nelson.
Mits Forsmiller, who has been IN Portland
several months, came 10 Albany this noon,
and ID the guest Of her brother Mr. Will lam
Fottmiller.
The Oldest person in Benton county is
Robert Burch who lives with his daught er
Mrs James Watkins, two miles southwest
OF Philomath. He will be ninety-six years
old next July.
ST Jeffreys, Robt. Houston and w E
Yates boarded the o P train bound west
yesterday. A fishing rod. one oyercoat and
suspicious looking bottle constituted their
total belongings. Their destination Is un-
knowa and their intentions they refuse to
declare Corvallis Times.
Last evening an enjoyable party was
given ~ the residence Of Mr. J w Cusick,
the Banker. Whist was the program,
seasoned by delicious lunch at t.le proper
time. Those present were Messrs and
Mines r Stockman. G E Wolverton, K
Weatherford, A b woojin,J y Writsman,
CG Burkhart and c Stuart.
Last evening the members Of The Ep-
worth League spent pleasant evening at
the residence of Mr. A NJ Hammer. A
fine literary program was presented, con-
sisting of an instrumental solo by Miss
Lizzie Starbuck; remarks of = iaboring
man,C " Eikins; duet, Mr. and Mrs Ham,
mer; instrumental duet. Misses Se'ilcmire
ahd cougill; solo. NJ Isham; recitation.
Mss Eva Simpson; quartet, ] NJ Isham,
Frank EI<ins, Frank and John CoackIin.
The rest Of evening was spent In sociabil-
ity and games, and II was pronounced a
decided success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

n PECULIAR Casa gentleman by
the name Of Newmire, living on the up
per Siuslaw, is afflicted with a peculiar
trouble which has greatly excited tn.
ncighborhood. A couple of weeks age
the trouble showed Itself, and he wouls
be taken with 4 spasm. which woui,
terminate by his barking liAe a dog. DR.
Paine went out 10 sc him Sunday and pre-
scri5ed for him and thinks he will soon
get over Il. The trouble Is what Is calies
hysiero epilepsy. The neighbors of tn,
man thought he had been bitten by maC
dog some time and sere afraid OF him. :
Register