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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

SiLESMEN wanted. Free pre- paid outfit. One of our agents has earned over s20.O0O in five years
 o. Box 1871, New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

Hugh Conlon is IS in from the valley. The round up will leave for San Bernsrdino tomorrow TLus far the calf crop is pronounced the only one that has made a first class show ing in several years. Mir. ConlOn Is stopping al the Cochise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

Phil Maloney, aged 64 years, will be taken care of at the county hos pItal until he has recovered from a serious illness. He has been working at the railroad camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

Not hoof of beef or other cattle has yet passed through custom house on the Mexican line under the Wilson bill
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

Rev. Downs will leave tomorrow for Tucson to attend the Methodist conference, which opens on Monday next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

H. G. Howe is a candidate for pro- bate judge, or will be If he gets the nomination on the republican ticket.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30
CHIRICAHUA CATTLE co.

Postoffice-Tcmbstone,
 Range Between CkirIcahna and Drago D mts; Steer range on Bugle and Bonita cres< Graham county.
 Hors- braad-ss lrit hip.
 Other brands: Circle ts on left side: Circl6 ' on leit side; -fi' connected. on right sid and hip; ss- on right slde; Diamond , on lei h. }; aD bar und, '. on leit side and hip; 6 or right sile; Sa on let side; i5 on ught. side
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

1t was Sam Moore and not James Young who was tapped by centipede yesterday, as sta.ed in last nights PRosPEcToR.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

Scott White returned today from Solomonville, where he took Riley, the alleged horse thief.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

c. L. Beckwith registered at the Palace last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not to trespass on my ranch property or the improve ments on the San Pedro river between the Grand Central mill and Fairbank under any pretext whatever. If they do so trespass, they do so at their own risk.
 EMIL LENoRMAND,
 Owner. Dated June 25th 1894.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30
BORN.

BoRS-At Benson, Arizona, Sep tember 22nd, 1894, 10 the wife ol Allen T. Bird. son.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30
WORST F0nM ECZEMA
.3anlei Hes, Medical skill fur right Months. Cured ia Two Months
 py Cut.cura Remedies.

T':s str -o-.- .h-' sh'ia O; nine had Erzcma I. ....... .. ...- ..-- .i-, 4i -1l st.. fa t.. t.-. s"..t.t ayTe- !hs At-.c uEeIyr wa v.at ..I Ia .- ny iJr n: i-'-t gI'h
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30
(. aI. RENAUD,

Pos:o.tcc-NIlcox.
 kange-San simon valley, Cattle bTand-O-9 crossbar, on af Oli bIand-eiE on left side; Horse brand Arrow on left shoulder
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

90 .a S. u.-i, Cl l"- isa -...rr g .rl.rl ,u .. s-L. iL r 'u' avtui
 
 t-t. 4a' jc e 
  .
 ,: e1 ay P.- ot il'r ..s s t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and Bath Brushes in variety-new goods- tbs Tombstons Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

pr. Prices creesn Balriug Powder
 Most psvfoet Mado.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30
V. MORRIS.
ROCAFELIOW & SERvOss.

ROCAFELLOW & SERvoss. Pos:offle-W lcox.
 Kanse-Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle braHd-SE let hIp Young stock Frands5 on hip. cid stock on the side Horse brand-S N left shoulder Also own double cioss brand with V Y, some :ircs run A, quarter circle CT dart: Run cattle in sS - tTaac.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30
tOhN P. GRAY,

Postoifice-Powers. 4. T. iyM Kange-kucker canyon and head of San Sino ai;e brand 9S bar over. on le.i sidei Horse brand-D6 on left thigh.
 Also cattle branded ~ leit side and hip and Th connected on leit hip. Also cattle branded
 K on left side.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

From Friday's Daily.
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sherman returne d todd from Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-30

sIer,stD IN rr, sOsr OPTIC, as .seo-O-ep.ss s.rr,a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12
.,,,,Sr DEFENSE OF THE
1'',,', OF PROTECTION
FPpsED 10 THE WILSON BILL
/. Republican Leader says it is
! D,,,,.,erul to Both Parties
what Protection Has
Done for, AmerI-
can People.

-
.,,,,.Aa,s. which has extended over
~, w,sks one remarkable result has al
:, /, s Ss rrachod--a result of the deepest
'ss.,o this country. That result is
NJ NM before us is odious to both
4 .s,bs house. 1t meets with favor no
4 '.nd commands the respect Of neither
Il On this side we believe that while
..,J. to be for protection it does NOS
A M and on the other side they believe
-sltsitlooks towsrd free trade it does
4 sronpllsh It,
=. vbo will vote against this bill will
'.,,..use 1t opens our markets to the
]. .-,lrs competition of foreigners, and
.vsoyote for 1t do it with the reserya-
4 n, they will instantly devote them
"a new crusade against whatever
srslsft.
+ 100 speeches have been made in de-
I'd, bill on the other side, whether
-..zsn who were responsible only to
y Constituencies or by the gentle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12
Local Markets.



wheat Ola and new, No. ., 5Sc; No.
O. Doc.
Corn-Car iots +. o. b.. Fort Worth,
ear, abe; ear local wagon lots. fJf Yer
bushol; Kansas shielded. car lots, bulk,
AZ lie; sucked, 4Gc.
Oais-Tcxas rust proof car lola, I, o.
b., Fort Worth hpls, a2ri sacked. 34ei
wagon load, nnsnoked 32fCi3c.
Brln Per 100 pounds, (. o. b.. Fort
Worth. ~ 800.
Hay Car lois. Z. %. b.. Fort Worth,
best Forney, Sil.5D PR ton; btst UP
land, - JO Alfalfa. loose. local, $40,
johnson grass. baled, local, SO per ton
loose praijo local per ton, Alu.
Flour Best patents, S1Sp per 100
pounds; half patents. 81 .9Ji third erode
81 40; fourth grade. Sl.ODi northern
patents. ~ 10.
Chops Corn and oats. mixed, per ton,
SIS; per 100. 81 90.
Cotton Low middiing. . 7.sc; strict
low middling, O i-Se. ihlddlng, q 3.Sc
strict middllng. 0 1;lo; good middlinE
q 5-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12

MeniE-Dry siif, clear shorts, Sc; bacon,
short clear, o.: bacon bullles, 10 lie,
dry nnlt bellies, Dci medium hams,
lic; large hams. 10 1-2s; small hams
ii lie; breakfast bacon. i2c.
Lhri-Compound l-2c; pure leaf,
o lie.
sugar Standard graduated, 4 3-4c,
pswdared. barrels, p lie; powdered. bali
barrels. 5 I-2c. cui lDaf. IN barrels,
g lac. out loaf. " half barrels, o l-2c.
faney yellow clarified, 4 3.Sc: prime vel
low claflled 4 IT..
Coffee AZ 4foaefi ias an arioAa ,.,ss as
Gfen colioe--iiy the sack, good.
90. choice. % lie; fancy. DE, pea
harry. - l-2r old government Java,
ne, Mocha, nc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12
Is Get Them All. 10

"no you think that the iady who Il
moving in above you isniuei" "Oh. dear,
ycsl Why. she noticed that baby bad
two teeth he'fls sho hAe bssu " Tho honHa
two hoursp'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12
Magnificent
collection
Of Views.

Our photographs will constitute a
studio OF not loss than ten cabinets
each and with HiStecn views In every
cabinet, These photographs, by rea-
sou Of their excellence aud sirc ilKN
10 inches, could NOT DO bought for
loss than dollar each. But with
the same llboeality which has oharao.
teritol our Stoddard Portfolio enter.
prise, every cabinet Gao be obtained
from US for 10 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12

One other thing I have noticed Ia this de-
bate. When the gentleman from Kansas
Cir. simpson, gets little money ahead, he
does not put IL into stocks 10 these immense
IN roatableinAnufacturcs Ho has TOO much
sense. Ile adds TO his farm and hnN told
Us 40. Example q richer than precept.
II the hope " Agrioulturisfs IL IN English
free trade, they mad better ponder on tho
fHet that while the wages OF artisans hayo
increased In England ei3 per week since
1850 lie wages Of agricultural labCFers have
only Increased 7e cents, aud while the Ian
cashire operatives Ia the factories live aa
wsll ~ nnybody except Ameficnna the agri-
cultural latosers are hardly better 81 than
Inc continental pennntfy. England's ex-
ampla viii NOT do for agriculture.
Here Jet me inert one other question, and
LEI me meet lt fairly. Wearc charged With
laqing claimed that the tariff alone will
raise wa4es, and we are pointed trim
uhantIy to The fact that The wages Of France
ana Germany, protected by tnriff, aiy
lower than England. FREQ Of all tariff, and
10 America With tariff nnd SILL hiHbef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12
SmioOn Sgpor5 photographs
For 10 Cts.

Cut from thia paper tho coupon in
the suspAr GAtrrrr and sond or
bring II TO our ohloe with 10 cents
and got the Current Cabinet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12

40 not voueh nor can anybody youeh
,5;rs 10 twothlfds nobody can fairly dis
-, We nroduee one-third, and the rest
Y "a v,,rlt ENGLAND included, two-thirds.
DOMINATION Of the world Is l,509 ooO.-
M ~ WINCH We have 50,0oo,00), which
80 I 40 Ooo 900 Tor the rest Of Mankind
%. No. III our manufactures or the equiv
49, ~ tben Hesce We are equal 20 one
s 1900 whole glepe ottslae OF olussiyss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12
You SlQHld Nat Tal

In order that you may havo COM
eletc ssL Yop cannot AFFORD to uilsa
any Of them. The full siKisan parts,
nicely bound, viii make The hand
soonest collections OF photographs Of
noted and Interesting scenas and
placed ever produced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-12

seem 70 give the he 70 the suuncess- lsaa
most universally accepted axioms OF polit-
ieal economy but they do give it, and so
uees the whole history Of this country. II
what he calls THE souidest and most uni
Nsnally accepted gxioms' had been axioms
atall' This country ought to have been per
manently for 80 years IA estimation which
IL Is now in temporarily after II months Of
this free tr4le nightmare. We ought TO
have been battling in every branch of manu-
tactures, we ought TO have stopped progress
and faltered to the rear. for we were wasting
both capital aud labor in Improbable EN-
ployment.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
Business Opportunities,

ATTENTION, Cash buyer OF stores, mer
chandSe. chaltels BUSINESS COSFI-
DENTAL LfSSS, 10 johnson ST., B'klyn
A LOAN WANTED OF 500 until September;
security satisfactory; pay 14O interest; refer
ences. fURNBuIJ., box 3l2 World. uptown.
ADVERTISER requires loan OF $3.50 until DC:
for accommodation. LAFAYETTE, box 26l
World, uptown.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
Business Opportunities.
AWAITING remittance. want TO borrow 500
until sept. S4J bonus; secured. Address
DKANTON. TOY yAl World. mpinMI.

AWAITING remittance, I want TO borrow $500
until sept. 94J bonus; secured, Address
DRAYTON. toS 24l World uptown
BILLIARD BUSINESS WANTED buy, estab.
lished or NJ up; club or hotel preferred.
BILLIARDS, boH lOS World
BOARDING HOUSE for sale fine location In
centre OF city of ~, OOO; house has steam heat,
gas and city conveniences: - rooms! Number of
permanent boarders and always comfortably lrl
could be made to pay well II properly attended to;
PRESENT owner wishes to sell business in running
order; rent reasonable. BoS % stamford, Conn,
CANDY STORE and cigar store for sale bo-
tween thre, schools. and frt-class paper route.
eos Leonard St. Brooklyn.
Do IOu WANT private secretary at 81 a
year, u so. address for any Information. COR
PORATlON. boa $50 World.
FIRST. CLASS. handsomely furnished real estate
business for sale cheap, doing an excellent husi-
ness: splendid chance tor live man fail trade
ready. tal In person, I43 Reid ave. Brooklyn.
For SALE OR no LFASE-A first. class rcstau-
rant. elegant fixtures: owner has two other
places: viii let to the right party, Including two
months rom. Tor $llO rent for the following
months will be- taken ont In trade $50 Hudson IT..
FIRE INSURANCE AGENC WANT to pur.
chase. =, L.. hpN D5,t HrDDklyn World,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
MISS M'CABE,S

East nth St, between 9Th ave. and Broadway,
Ions. any hoIr. 81; waltz guaranteed In dig psi-
yats lessons; s.; lessons, 81; ggaItsr. - 'ss-
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and sATuRnAx
EVENINGS SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Deginners at, any time, Open all summsr.
learning the waltz: Also new and fashioiab1e
dances, including stage. fancy and rcharactsr.
e. HOWE ~ East 4.d ST.. guarantees the ualtB
IN ~ Rriyste lessons. IS. reverse movsuent caro-
fully taught YOUNG or OLD; day or evening.
OPEN Alb ssuMMER--waItx apd,s oil fsshIona6is
dances taught raptdlyi Circulars ifSNfCEER-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

eth ST., i6 W.-Free to September. 3 & 1
rooms; all light; Improvements; sl3 to $l7.
eth ST.. 2o7 Wa or I large. light rooms, new
ly decorated 4 papered, SIG to SIS
18Th ST.. 42S W. Attractive flats, q rooms &
bath In perfect order; very moderate rents.
18TH ST., 80 w. Private neighborhood: eie.
gantly decorated light fats. $lo to So. In
qure janitor, basement.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
IENo3

ecrrst, @A1lrz auSsXNfEsp. a. .ss.s.ls' "a.
assistants ten lessons o.. waltz and cheico
three dances guaranteed. CLASSES every aftsr-
noon and evening tnow formidx,. Full quarter.
y. ST. WANTED, 100, CHILDREN fes. claa an4
carnival. Country ciasses solicitsd; ciroulaxA.
Stage DANCING. every styie. latsst
novelties terms reasonable. pupils. Rislta. Otsra
world 70
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

18TH ST., 22s ?2s w.-Cosy apartments for
small families in pleasant neishborhood: 3 4 1
rooms & bath, $l9 to SIS, & I per cent given
back in time fol Christmas II you pay promptly &
stay through December: references required
Janitor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

18TH ST.. e2s w. large. light rooms newly pa
percd. SIS to so; basement, $40. Housekeeper.
Est ST. Sis w.--single ID Cat. rooms; bath.
Appiy in basement
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

18TH ST. 2S .E.-Besutiful single nat. 5 rooms &
bath free TO Sept. /; SIS
18TH 81. ;ssl. ;;35 81. L., between LIST Il I'd
aves. IL legant flats. rooms X tath decorated
ceilings: all Improvements: new houses: avn
ings; halls: bath heated: rent Sk6 TO $50. 1n-
uuire ianlIor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

ETH ST, 257 W. Free to September; hand
come fats; large rooms, BATH, heated: nicely
decorated: ~.
l5Tu ST., oc7 4 2cs w.-Royal & Peerless Small
family Oats. ) Il rooms; bath; improvements.
SIS to S25.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

rs ST. .-J1I ". I ecOrated apartment
oJms Il bah; rents, s2i TO VA.
2lSr ST, $50 w. Elegant i-room apartments:
uest kept; new house; perfect order; SIS, -.
ED ST., 2lS W-klegant apartments; ) large
light rooms & oath; all impruy ements; richly
SD to Slu Jauilpr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

It'll AVE-, 736-whoe second floor. adjoinin g
Central Market; suit business or housekeeping
rcnt SIS. or whole front, 80 feet $50. Inquire IN
hal
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
unfurnishe d-Esst Side.

large rooms & bath, with all latest improve
ments
MADISON AVE 1881 IOOth st.-Corner fiat
Top floor, rooms q bath; steam heat; s26.
MADISON AVE. 1859 4 1866 rooms. steam
heated: $50 to $40. See jAnitor.
list AVE-, SIS. seth st--5 large. light
rooms, with improy ements; rents moderate.
>, ments. rooms newly painted; nns house: -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

Cd AVE. 1900. 1913 1it7, 1851, near 72d 10th
sts--5 light rooms tI3 To SIS: also esd ST..
81. near Sd ave-, large rooms, tl2 to *ii.
80 AVE, 7OS-Apartments OF = h 3 rooms IN
eScell-n, order al very moderate rents.
D AVE. ss7. near 3sth st.-Des:rabla front apart
ments OF I rooms in hne order: rents SIS
3l5 Apply In store.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
furnished Rooms to let
One Nns, zoe, pr ihse; Second ns<, nc. ne,
~ eztvu cA0roe o. Dss>ddva

SUFFOLK ST., 40. near Grsnd-Lsrge front room,
furnished for Housekeeping: $3.50; back, 81. as
I'D AVE. aga bstwcsn 18th a 18th sts-Furnish.d
room. private house. $3.50. ST. housekeeping al
lowed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

18TH ST., 20 e, near Broadway-Newly furnished
large 4 small rooms; summer prices
BOTH ST., % E.-Large psrlor suit or singIy =;
rooms
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-13

The Salem Journal gives the following
Detroit items:
Miss Jenette Holden. Of Albany. has
charge Of the dining room in the Cascade
house.
Detroit will 500. have a saw mill. Allen
Smith. Of Halsted, will move his mill up
here next week.
RIM Pal and n A Pease have discovered
a 6ne head Of po;ter's clay on their claims
which adjoin Detroit. We expert soon to
sse it well developed. Some Of the clay
has been sent 10 a Portland expert and he
says he thinks it will make FIRE brick.
Detroit has one of the finest parks in
Oregon. crystal spring being located in it.
II is one Of the finest springs in the Gas
cade range. TIE park is covered with
large fr timber and the ground is level
with heavy growth Of moss. It is cool
and shEdy and Is a place where the most
skeptical can enjoy themselves. The roar
ing santiam Is twenty rods from the park
on the south and the Breitenbush is less
than half mile on the north with good
trail to go 10 il. The mountain scenery
cannot be described with pen. Ii has 10 bs
seen to be enjoyed. Fishing is now in full
force and many OF the speckled beauties
find their way TO the fisherman's basket.
Campers will find fine retreat in Cascade
park this summer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr. Harry Price. of Mul;nomah county,
is II the city.
MIS- " C Davis and daughter, Ethel.
went TO Portland this noon.
Chas Elgin. Of Albany. who formerly
run a grocery store On Court street, in this
city, Is IN Salem Salem Journal.
N Irving. wife and son alter. y H
Allen, wife and four children. y CoadIt.
wife and two children. Mr. and Mrs L I
BlAin. L W Langdon. wife and daughter,
George and Grace Piper and Miss Vida
Mas;on, left this noon for Yaguina Bay.
Prof 6 II Wilkes. Of this eity, recently
county school superintendent: has been en-
| ployed 10 teach the Lebanon school Pro.
Wilkes may be depended upon TO give
Lebanon a hrs; class public school
| Lee Steiner. Dan FRI and Eugene Willis,
Of Salem. weTe in AI'2ny yesterday on
! their way 10 Mt jefferson on fishing ex-
| pedition. They wil! 60 from Detroit on
foot, and expect TO ind fishing 10, ENJOYED
by others this side.
Judge Hewitt u.akes pleasant and dig.
nitaed impression IRON his new position On
tie bench. he has 4 high fcEehez.i. square.
J well-forusel had. beard On chin and
molstachs slightly graz. wears gray cL5;hes
/ and standing collar without tie.-Szlem
Journal.
TIE Corvallis Times says: TIE last Of the
original Hamilton family Mrs Elizabeth
Bryan died near Tangent Thursday. and
was buried al Albany Friday She was a
sister Of W B AMI james F Hamilton. and
IN amt Of Mrs b W Wilson. Mrs FarTs
and Mrs Graham. Of this CITY. In the
sixties she came 10 this coast from Missouri
settling IN Benton county. residing, among
other places oa the Goldson farm on OAK
eresk. now owned bJ John M osburn. Her
son was the Candidate On the demcc-aiic
ticket foE treasurer Of Linn county.
MARRrED.-In jacksonville. Oregon. OF
July 5, Isas, by Rev W B Moore. Mr. + B
Hatch. and Miss Sadie Nelson, both Of
Ashland. The bride is a former resident Of
Albany and popular yoang lady. Mr. and
Mrs Hatch have tie best ~ishas OF many
Albany friends Of the bride
The Tidings says: Miss Nielsen Is tne
daughter Of Mr. and ars VIZ Nelson and
one ot the attractive and worthy young
ladies of Ashland. Mr. Hatch holds the
responsible position Of loate agent for
| Wells, Fargo Il Cos express, supervising
the companies service north and south Of
Ashland between Oakland. Oregon. and
Red Bluff. California. and -as 4 promising
future before him.
NEWPORT CHASGED.-A correspond
en-: Of Salem paper safs; Newport is
much changed This year. The north
jettY has caught AMI he'd the sand until
there Is no longc- any beach in the In
mediate vicinity of SewPor'. The pOpu,
lar beach this season will be Nye creek
and beyond. A sand spit has been
throw n up opposite Newport on the sonih
side, making it Impossible 10 o. crate a fer
| ry TO scu,h beach except a, extreme uces
/ On this account the steam ferry IS being
removed TO laquius. where passenger
| for Seal Rock and the Alsea country Ers
now landed. The crossing is made BY
small toa,s but In few days the steam
ferry will be In operation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-13
HOME AND ABROAD

Wagon loads of wheat have been com
Ing to Albany for the Red Crown mills
from Halsey
The o 7 paid profit OF $40 during Jun,
Betterments increased the expenses ccnsid
erabiy and the receipts were decreased.
| Jim Westfall has received threatening
letters from another celestial that are
causing him much uneasiness.
There is big opportunity for the youse
at one time foreman Of the Corvallis Ga
zett is now memb:r Of L s Army
bard, located in Texas.
The contract for building a bridge st
Alsea has been IL; TO George Ridinger at
sos. J B Tilloison bid 1884. w 81 St
John 81, ,,93. H NJ Stone sf,o0o. The
others we're Benton county builders.
The salaries IF the officials Of SpokIne
have been reduced 10 the following prices
for The com:ig year: Mayor, 81, 600; comp.
troller, 81 800; clerk. 81 400: chief of
police, $500; commissioners, 1890;
corporation council, $4,000; Alderman,
$40.
Salaries Of the city officers of Corvallis
have been reduced a. fellows: Chief of
police. from 800 TO s45 pei month: night
watch. from $500 per night 10 81 ~;
police judge, from $50 to S3s per mohth
city treasurer, from $2l 10 $I2 PER month.
D. ID Leven>. the newly elected sheriff
of douglas county has resigned on account
of the poor health of his mother. Yes
terdav the court appointed { F Cathcart
sheriff. Csthc1t was deputy under
Levens. David r Shsmbrock, Of Umc-
q Ia Ferry, was appointed deputy
Mart Williams. ef Monroe precinct, is
gathering up 1900 head Of shee3, TO be
driven overland 10 Portland Tor / Castle.
II has been demonstrated to BE- much
cheaper 10 crsve mutton sheec 10 the
Portland market than 10 ship them by
rail from 'hif section. II = average price
Paid foc mutton sheep Is si.2s Ter head
Corvallis Times.
Mr. and Mrs w b Clarke. had narrow
escape from drowning a: MilIwood last
While crossing the mill pond
there on the log boom, Yrs Clarke
slipped into tie water, and Mr Clarke
went promptly TO her assistance, only 10
tome near drowning himself. Bo
finally reached terra firmA, but il was
some time before W B recovered from
the eSec.s of the accident. having been
exhausted by his Efforts
Roseburg Review.