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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-01-21
Fun.

The man who Is up to his cars IN ieh.
cap hear nothing hu, the dun, of his
efeditors.-Dallas News.
"ha. the solar sys.e needs no~a,
stringent Law for the punishment. Of
vagrancy--ksnsAs City Star.
Mrs McG'one savs she can never .ruse
her husband out OF her sight unless she
with him. Boston Transcript.
Bertie-"Why did you buy this pic
turei II is only i,igh, Of sparrows.
Algie -"Why. they ato very English.
don't you know, ieah boy. ."-Caics-o
Inter Ocean.
Extract from a sentimental young
lady's lettcr-"Las, ni..jlt | "a, N \ ron.
dola on Veuice's Grand CANA drinh,n-
itaIl in, aud lie never seemed So full
before. Scraps.
When Larbkin invested in the Gee
brated Cneatem mine he use to talk
glovingiy OF his prospects OF ore Ani
he still speaks OF his prospects IS Ger.
Boston Transcript.
presbyterian. are YOU, EIic." sail
the elderly relative. Il tn,tci presby-
terian' IN not yet. aun,ic,' whispered
the blushing Ellie. "oa, I'm eng ,;ci."
Chicago Tribune.
1t is BAD enough for young woman
to receive typcwrittcu letters from him
But when she discovers cvi,ieace of
maniloldins she is entirely justified in
being only a sister. r.-Wasl,in, ,ton Star.
I'm in love, nni II. :.-rer b. ji..oi
For good looks or for station or pelf;
BY none can my passion be wiitei.
Because I'm in love-w,ti myself
Chicago News Recori.
Miss Youugc c-"Wbr d. You no.
marry, Co,oaell" Colo1cl O.lhow-
"Oh! There arc lots of good fish la tho
sea-" Miss .Youngc-"Du. don't YOU
think the lai. Is little stalci"-Coi.
umbia Spectator.
'Isn't it outrageous 10 have abuse
hcaped upon you in the ne vspapersl"
,aid The hero OF q scandal TO Oscar Wilde.
'Ycs," replied the knowing Oscar; "iss
bad enough to be abused, bat ho. much
worse to be ignorcd."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-01-21
r:se on mT heal, aat I s.v tie blo,i.

rise on my heal, a9i s.v tile blo,i.
shot eyes slaucia- arolai. Tacy saw
me at last, anl picA.a. up tae club,
which hal bsea TIC ,raa1 OF yoaa,
saso. he male sov ne. Icoa>hei Is.
closely under the fallen tree a. vas
able, but had given myself NJ 10, los;,
when the female o7Aas -oata6g gave a
cry OF waning, AMI looking up ia,o The
spreading branches OF tree ,ha, reached
out over our heads, tie male 81. lou-
dark body swinging is length from oao
OF the lower limbs. | saw the object.
too, aai reco ,nizcl it as the aa3c IN Ia,
the oaly living creature fclcei by tas
orang outang. L lroopci fro Il ,he
branches around wAicl it hal been
coiled, asleep, 10 doubt, until awakened
| by the orang g-outaa,, aal, with hca
erect, rolled Itself a,ol3 tlc few fe..
that separated it from its cnen,, aaa.
| with au astonishing c,..rt;v, wolaI
itself around the boly o. the apr. Taat
gentleman trsnb,ci with terror, but,
raising his club, brought it down with
such strength rs he could muster upon
the tail Of tho snake. The anaconda
writhcl from tie pain and threw back
its heal, aud all but let 90 lis hold,
when the orang- outan< maQa-si TO Slip.
from the deadly folds that were wou1l
around it. SEEING its club again, i,
aimed another blow Il. the snake. but
with sudden twist OF itself The ana
conda wrigglei | out Of the way, anl be-
fore the orang -outang could strike gain
had thrown It's coils around it, dra.rcd
it to the ground. The ape struggled up
once more, AMI this time cutchcd the
snake with its terrible hands Just below
the head. The latter's eyes SCENE 1 star
ing from its head, aud its tai! Topped
here and there in its efforts to free itself
while the ape hung on with a death
grip But the end was not yc. come.
+ The snake tigttencd its coils around the
oranc.ou,a,r ir,v;,o = t,on over o,osar
IN its own agony, until the apes head
dropped aud it uttered screams Of pain.
Jta bo,3 ., tba ,oo,- of ,l,o aoo,s,
looscncd, aa the snake raisin, its head,
sent breath Sd fetid that it sic'lenci
me even where yls. riaatint, thc fac.
Of the or,a r.oltanr. Will. il ti-,,n,cl
its fold about the throat Of tho aoe, ua.
til that animals eve, r,;lel IN IA hoal
a,d ;ts mnsc.,Iar arms lo,soJ IL ..,,sn
Of the snake.
,oo, -, =, a..
=. .;, i,
!. 80, j., -,
IL. a.,
ovor ,bo ooroo.. n~on...o,n ;, oo,,.,
,;n h,. a;l -,
,-;u, sso., -: =. ,oa,
a.
had ur,.,uoa ;.s.,f around .,o IL,
sn;n.,,n5 ,,ovo !, fo,rr,, .o,,.ozo "a.
ia ,,ana. a. ,o,ra
n, o,1 ,,.,o, 90 o,. :. H.. -
loosc3 ,tsc,f tho ,,o fcn c-,.hoia,
la+teral macs v,,h .lo h,oai
ont in stream f,o,o ,oo mouth e,a.
no.a a,,3 ..rs r,,.a ~ >. ~
cor1, l,nou5,.. .h.r ...oo;. 49,,
.~r.., ,.t.,. ,,...., 1
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-01-21

The Saa Francisco Examine. observes
TIE bicycle steadily tnaxea j. way, con-
oue-ing the fields Of usefulness ~ we'll
IS Of pleasure. After being adopted 70.
nail carriers ard army scouts, il now 10
20 be put il 70. Chicago police service.
The bicycle corps will De as grea. Al ad-
vance as the introduction ot the patrol
wagon. I. will increase The efficacy
o. ,h. police force by enabling it % cover
territory and 10 patrol the roads more
frequently. /. will be a mounted corps
wi.hou; the expeae Of supporting horses.
The noiselessaezs Of the machiae silt5e
Of noteworthy advantage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-01-21
Giant ADe and SERPENT,

. DESPERATE STRUGGLE IN THE WILD
= OF BORNEO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08
HEADED rsrHE RIGHT DlarcrIos,


In the -epeal Of the purchasing provision
of TIE sietn,sn law tn. lower bou,e has
shown itseIf neAded 10 the right direction.
some members of the senate are somewsa.
grumpy but the.'proeer thing to do in iEat
boiy : to pass the house bill at cnee. Then
.et congress proceed promptly as folloxs:
First. pass bill for the free coinage q.
silver, the product Of our own mines oglv.
ratio ct 5.eS to =. Second. pass law
prohibiting BY heavy daties, OF otherwise.
the importation Of f3reign silver bni,ic
and also prohibiting the recoinirg OF for
eign silver coins. Third, pass tariff law
along the line of the Chicago platform.
Fourth, pass at once a graduated income TAX
Law, This legislation promptly enacted
and pat into operation woald restore public
confdenre and business eyeryxhere ~ouId
rsy.ss aad Prosperity xoa.d reign i al toe
borders Of The land. There never vas
more opPortnse tim. 70 pass tariff for
revenue law than the present. Tie pres
ent exigeucy Of the government demands the
passage Of an income tax law and SQUAD
policy requires that both should be consid-
cred At the same sime. This Is the strait
way Lss congress follow it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

Ooxernor Peter Turner, Of Tennessee
has issued a proclamation addressed to the
peeisie of Tennessee concerning tie reesnt
'ast tassinatiOn Of = soldier named Laugherty
and The subsequent lyncLing of a miner
named Drummond at BireyiIle. lie saws
theJ we're cold blooded murders and out
RACES that cannot be passed unoticed He
says tine. expense and Labor viii not be
spared, and the perpetrators. xbo are
gsity OF murder IN The FIRST degree. will be
bsnged II the Law is enforced. He derIars
lsnching Is Is much murder In Iau as kill
ing from ambush or for the sake OF rsb-
heEy- He is useing all means in his
poSer 70 Iccase the guilty ia 10th Instances
GcTeanOr Turner farther declares ths. ax
son IS the Necessary arrlngemenss can be
perfected the soldiers will be rcm3yeo from
the mining camps. and he thinks this can
De done AZ - early dsy. wkea tais !.
aoae eitizess and soldiers viii be srpec.ed
% obey the Ia, sn1 failure 20 do this
al BE- =, th-ir ris<. All who psrtfcsnafe
in AR ossbrsas viii D. as certainty pua-
ishea a caught. and the esT5r. to catch
will be a. uureieniing hsnt lor oaslaus.
favoEs viii be sho4n TO ncae, Dc. fun.r-
tai justice 7easured TO slI In conclusion
the Govsrnsr appeals to ali good ri,szsns 10
assist Ia ferreting Uzt and bringing TO
deserves punishment the nurierers Of
Drumuoad and Laugherty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

The Pendiesoa 20 sesrrx to the Congress
man IN this dissrSc, IS .f3llo~s: Ne are IN
sOrsne1 saa:''Congressnsn Ellis has made
enc imrsesAiSn in Uasaisgtoa Prob
ably be stePPed on banana p.eilag and
hit the sieezalk ~i;h his usual tact and
fOsse- a Haaa OF his size physically wsc
cOsisd aos make "a iae impression in this
~ay wouid not be ~orsi. seadsns 80 Wash
Ingson = S5oo0 year. bat sls the good
such nan eaa % the pcOpie would no
cover nausssrd seed. Mr Ellis Is 4
PFofsss,onal =asomasoa. one ~ho IS Ia
politics fOs partisan zad selssA reasons.
for Peif. for power. for psrsOaal gr.,if-
cation. aad for that reason he can be o-ly
4 '.issile man. " aIshough Congressman On
5000 year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

NERRAskA TO oEEsoS. reading
the following from the Harrisburg Courier.
Oregon farmers ought 70 be eontented: 5
+ Rogers and family have been csampeSi Il
DR. Davis hop yard since last Saturday.
Mr. Rogers and his people cane from Fur
mas county. Neb.. .by team and were several
weeks On the road. Mr. Rogers says he has
come . make his home here and doubted
not tha. he would like this country. He
informed US that their only fuel IN that part
Of the country is corn. From over hun
dred acres of wheat. two years ago. he hSr-
vested fifteen bushels. and that had to be
cut with mower and raked by hand. Last
winter his stock at one time had 10 remain
three days without food or water. the sta
hles were only few rods from the house.
but y blizzard of such magnitude was raging
that it was absolutely impossible for any
one to be ont OF doors, even for an instant.
Is it any wonder that Mr. Rogers believes
he viii like Oregon and her cllmatss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys,
tenn eiiectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo mado it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA EIG syrup Co
Szs FRANCISCO. cat.
E6HkSklsss kf kels roak AE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

THURSDAY

" il Hasten went to Portland today
on business.
H D Band and Hiss Mary NJ Bills
were to be nnlEed Ia marriage at Mill City
today.
Mrs MerrlII, nf Portland, is in the
cittyon sisIt sith her son, II F Mer-
rill.
. J w cnsick aud family have returned
from three Neeks jouin in the noun
tains.
Edifor Dean. of the Populist, is con-
nned to his ro9xas at he Pioneer House,
by iilness.
Prof CrawioHl and family, OF the pub
lie schools. FE<urned home today from
their summeF vacation. School begins
The WomAi3s Home Missionary so-
ciety d the Kifk n Il Church will meet
with Mrs II Eoscoe tomorrow alter
noon at bali kWo.
6eot8e zsilineton, the pionees sis.sz
erman of Taquina Bay, with a record OF
many close calls, was in city today on his
way 70 the Ashland mines.
H HYDE. ID James, d t wyman Carl
Buck and JAS Irvine returned yesterday
from trip 10 tie Kisson Springs, and
We're pleased with the surroundings.
License was Issued last evening Tor the
marriage OF Frank 4 Parrish, aged 10,
and Myrtle M keehler, aged IL. both Of
Linn county.
Deputy q 5 Marshal George Humpi,-
rey went TO the front yesterday 10 arrest
three men Tor cutting ,imher on govern
ment land.
Miss Eerly. OF the deaf aud dumb
school Of Salem, hir Leatherman, a friend
and bride, nee Miss Mackey, daughter OF
the ex-sheri6 nf Benton county, all deaf
and dumb, were in Albany today.
Miss Minnie Monseish, member Of
the force employed by Recorder Waters
IN transcribing the Lincoln county ree-
ords, has concluded her labors and willI
return TO her home in Albany Friday
Corvallis News.
George Howe, oil Brownsville, vas in
the city last evening, and left for Stanford
university. Percy Young and Carlton
s0x, OF this city, and Miss Rose Trun-
onli, OF La 6rande. go tonight for that
popular University.
Dr. Bushnell. OF Chattanooga. Tenn.
. IN town visiting his bTother-in-lar. NJ
II Davis. The doctor Is in Oregon max
ing arrangements for the meeting OF the
general assembly OF the United Pgesbr-
terrain chureh. which eonyenes in Albany
next season. e.U0 persons from all
parts OF the United States will attend
this assembly. How wiisAlhany accom-
m0date them m?-corvaliis Times. In
stead ol 2 COO there will not be over 30
people present. and Albany can attend 70
that number easily.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

tits expected there may be tes. vote in
the senate on Voorhees, motioa to displace
the pending national bank bin by the
Wilson repeal bill. The silver
men regard the national bank bill quite as
as the repesl eill. but will
endeasor to keep it in its place 70 delay
action on the silver bill If they succeed.
they hops TO kill it with kindness by 50
loading it with amendments as to make its
passage impossible It is therefore quite
possible the vote on the question of prece-
denee may give an insight into the relati ve
strength of the silver and an,i-silver forces
In the senate
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

Last evening very pleasant entertain-
ment was given at the residence OF II BRYANT
BY the Y r s G II Of the Cumberland Pres
byterlan church. After an enjoyable even
ing spent in parlor games and social
converse the company sat down TO deli
eioua lunch Of ice cream and cake. returning
home at an early hour. all feeling they had
spent a pleasant evening. were benefited
socially and hoping for more to follow. =
Those present were Rev Longhbottom
and wife, w T Worley and wife, b F Thay-
er and wife. ] G Porter and wife, w Gam
ber and wife, L Irwin and wife. Mrs Moses
miller and family,J Y Wyman.J A Gambler,
y u i1onghbott0m. Tommy Heifron, James
I.onghbottom, Earl Gambler. Myrtle Woriey,
Il McCully, Nellie Latty, Lou Tryon.
trace Tryofi. Joe Tryon, Mrs Mary Tryon.
Mrs l. NJ Brumley. Mrs II Heffron, Cora
Hebron, 7 w Achison sGrace Galnber.
on ynonsToS LAKE.
Thornton Lake is becoming a pcpular
resort for picnic and moonlight parties. On
Its pleasant and romantic banks are many
places fortunate IN natural advantaveg far
such gatherings Last night there we're al
least fopK p4Ff5es II tie ricinit4 One
consisting Of Misses Mildred Bnrmesfer.
Ava Baltimore. Mary Cnndiff. Mary VIII
lIams. Matte Parton. Mne Pollock. the
Misses Blodgett. the Misses Finn, the Misses
Beali, the Misses Upper, and Messrs Edgar
Biodgett, Van Wilson. Hugh Fisher, Marvin
Turner. Glenn Irvine and Sena Mcfarland
were transported on iray. which broke
down, and the remainder Of the trip each
way was made on foot. A bonfire was built
and Joyous time had for several hours.
Miss Iillic Crawford gave a party in an
other place on the Lake. participated In by
fifteen or twenty friends. Their draw stood
the test, and they had about as good a time
as II Is possible TO have.
Another crowd came from Corvallis. and
seemed TO enjoy themselves.
No consisted Of several Albany Young
men who held regular war DANCE and
made the weikin ring sor several hours.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08
SATURDAY

Mr. Ross Hibler. OF scio, was in the city
toby.
Mrs F N Garrett left this noon for peo-
ria, on n visit 10 her farm there.
Mrs Rev Fisher and daughter returned
this noon from their trip to Indiana.
Adolph Senders and Ed Schmeer have
opened fish market on Ellsworth street.
Mrs + Davis. Of this city. and Mrs ]
d Bennett, of Harrisburg, left this week
for the Worlds fair.
Prof Mitchell, principal of the Scio
school, was in the city 10 day. The school
of that city will open On September 25.
Rev A ] Hunsaker. of McMinnyi!le. was
in the city today and went to Lebanon this
afternoon in the interest of McMinnyille
College.
Judge o N Denny, Of Portland. has been
in this city most of the week, called here
by the illness of his aged mother. .--Jeifer-
son Review.
Mr. Will Davidson, Of San Francisco,
formerly of this city, is in Portland. on his
way to Albany by way of Astoria, and will
be here tonight
Mr. Andy Dawes came down from the
Santiam mines yesterday. He brought with
him several small nuggets of gold. worth as
high as s3, and reports good deal Of pla-
Ger mining with fair results.
DIR A Rossitter. the veterinary surgeon,
left this morning for Portland, where he
will take three years course in medicine
which he will hereafter practice instead of
VS..
VIM Faber. proprietor Of the Albany
brewery, was in this city Tuesday, looking
after hops. We are informed that he eff
fered to contract for this vear crop at ICi Z
cents per ln.--Jefferson Review.
Rev Weimer went to Portland this noon,
where he will remain for two or threeweeks
assisting Rev B T Norris, of the Srd Chris
tian church, in series Of meetings. During
his absence the pulpit in the Albany church
will be supplied
AL Miller, q son Of Joaquin Miller, who
has been serving sentence In the Califor-
mia penitentiary for stage robbery, will be
discharged September 9th, his term expir-
ing. he will then Be taken in charge bv
the Oregon penitentiary, from which he es-
capped, and will serve out the remainder Of
his term, two years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

Ayoung LADY near we.dOa picked up
~sa' she shOuehi to he = pretty little peb-
bic usar the sarTea line csptzia Willis
Cheek of that place sas the stone and pur-
chased Il He sent j, On to an sxrert ia
Ne~ York. and the ieweler there ao.i6sd
him that Il WAS esnuin= diamond Of the
first water Tie Captain paid the young
lady full value Tor 1t in The rough, and then
had Il cut AID set in ring. His little
daughter. Miss Ella, is nov the rrOas
owner Of diamond ring made q a gem
picked ap ca North Carolina sol. in the old
County Of HaIifsx.-Hasagk se=s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08
Oregon State Normal School
MONMoUTH, OREGON

THE LEADING NORMAL SCHOOL
Il OF the Northwest. Strong profes.
sionai and academic courses, and well or
ganfzed Model School for Practical Trair
ing OF teachers Normal. Advanced Nor
nal, Business, Music and Arr Departments
Beautiful and healthfni location. Ligh,
expense--no saloons. The Normal has
enjoyed steady growth during the pas,
year, reaching an enlollmenr OF over 400.
tne largest in its history. New members
nave been added to tie faculty, new appar-
atus supplied. and the course of study re-
wsed and strengthened. The graduates
are IN demand TO fill good positions. The
o'pioma entities the holder to teach in sny
county IN The state without farther exam.
Adde'S, r. L. CAMPRELr.. pro
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

Tomatoes have valuable medicinal prop
critics. especially for those whose constitu-
tions have been injured b, the use OF mer-
curry. Many old people have told US that
their health was poor from previous mercury
use until they learned TO Ike tomatoes
The notion that cancers are caused by cat
ing tomatoes is mers superstition lha, has
no foundation in facts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

ra.ker nroe, rroeera.

Parker Bros, rrocera.
L. M. French keeps railrosd time
Buy your groceries OF Parker Bros
Fiae groceries at Conn s hendrieson;s.
Ssw cream cheese Just received at Conras
Meyers,
P j Smiley job printer. Flinn Block, doe
.irst class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filed s cent
cigar At julius Joseph's. !.
DR. NJ II Ellis. physieisn aad surgeon
Albany. 0re ,oa, Gslls ma Il IA city or
country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

The public demand through servics whsn
travelling. q is old-fashioned to @ChanRe
Cars" On the through, solid ysstihalea
trains Of the Chicago. Uaioa Pacific q
North Western Line from Or to Chic sQe.
Omaha and intermediate points there Is 90
hange. This ia the finest and fastess SER
ee between the points named.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08
SAFE, Quick and Emcellye.

The valuable curative properties of ALI
cocks Porous Plasters are due TO the en-
ployment of tho highest medical and
chemical skin. They are purely vegesa
BILE, and in ingredients aud method have
never been eqaalled; safe. quick and
effective In their action; they do not burn
or blister, but sootne and relieve while
curing. and can be worn without causing
pain or Inconvenience.
Do not be deceived by misre2resenta-
lion, All other 50 called Porous Plasters
are limitations, made 10 sell on the repu,a-
tion of Alicock's.
Ask for Allcock's and let nosolicitatlon
or explanation induce you TO accept a
substitute.
Guaransecd co cure Biiious Attac,ss ana
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08

lna,Ions- Tuition. Normal, S6.a. per term
|ot 10 weeks; Suo-Normal. $500 per term
|of 10 weeks; Business, So'7s per term
Board q. Normal Dining Hall. Sr.zSper
week Rooms from Soc per week fnn
,nrnisnedl to Sr.oo and $i.ss furnished
ooarc and lodging in privS.e "a nlflies. .S3 90.
20 90 per week. Tuition, board, ,lodginr-
and books less Tran SI5o per wear. Con
servatory of Music. thorough courses
are offered in vocal and instruzensal mu-
SIC. Tuition, $40 per term of 70 ie ssous.
Mohmouth is easily accessible from all
pa.s 2, IN State. twelve miles from the
Staie Capital,sixty miles 50 nth of Portland
Catalogues che=rfGlIy cent on a,ac SEcarion. !.
:, or 8. sHEDD. sec Of F.co,tv
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08
rsrDAr.

Jgdge BlscksnFn and wife hare rs.sarneSi
iron several weeks soiourn in the ss.aa,sl
taiEs
Misses LiIlie Robertson and MARY Gas
ton returned 10 their honnes in Tanona on
this morning overland
Chas cusick and VIII Lyon lefi this noon
for the former ; Cascade ranch. well supplied
With eafables for ten days rsissicafioa.
Mrs TorTsy. sisaer Of air Z A Schiller.
arrived IN tbs cifx this sron On a visit with
Mr. schifser. She Is a0ccanpaniesl by her
dangister.
Mrs w " Rsssev. kf Spinar. ard AEisa
EmEna Cooler. q Hr1wrssVilIe. are ii the
c.ty. the guests q their SISTER. Mrs I: "
Wright
Yesterday. at coexsllik. w w Re.iassrs.
Of Portland. AMI Mis- Mary Naekey. dangis-
ter of Ex-ShesiF Mackry, were united IN
marriage. Their attendants we're Lizzie
Early and n E Sifhriand. alt snnses. Ii
was qnies. but impressive. a9air.
Deputy g S Marshal Humphrey came
down from the front this neon with John
DAILY and Mat caiavan. arrested for cutting
timber on government land. They had
been gesting out f1ss. The complaint was
made by The prosecuting attorney
rs-;des. 80 .s.,lI a. ,ssia = ~
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\, NJ santana lsisnasrznan says; Mr. and
aars yndge : Powell, ct Albany; are
,,psnalng 2 lev days at tins place. Misses
l-ada 3aibraith and ieor.a Vance. ot Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-09-08
MARRIED
2 ARRISH--kE kEEBL Err August

g il Observation-Disclosures AU2uSt uI,
1893, at the residence of the bride. Leba-
non, by Rev G r Lamar, Mr. Frank E Par
rish and Miss Myrtle w Keebler, both of
Linn county.