davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1895-10-27

Aftera winter spent in Southern California
nothing is more desirable for the tourist than
10 return east via the Shasta route an, North
ern Pacific railroad. The Yellowstode Park
ana Dining Car line. All trains vestbuled.
Tourist cars elegantly upholstered. Scenery
unsurpassed. Weather cool and delis htful.
SEND cents in stamps for illu:trated book,
Sketches in Wonderland. For information
communicate with John Clark. 2z9 S. Spring
81 Los Angeles, or T. X. Staleler, Genl Agt.,
t3S Market St. San Francisco
The herald., 1895-10-27
Bring Your
Prescriptions

To us; get the pureSt, freshest drugs
and chemicals. carefully compounded
and dispensed under the personal SUI
pervision of our Mr.. r. F. Rance, 4
graduate in pharmacy, and save from
a third TO 4 half what yol { Fay else
where.
The herald., 1895-10-27
THE LANCASTER LOTS
Unbiased TestimonyAbout
the Premiums
THE GAZETTE EDITORS LOT
An Example of What Can Be
Done in Small Limits
VISITORS ARE ALL SATISFIED
The Lard Is Level and Artesian Water
Easily Found
No Reason Whv Lancaster Should Not o,
Large Town-Some Reasons Why the
Town Will Grow
VISITORS ARE ALL SATISFIED
The Lard Is Level and Arte sian Water
Easily Found
No Reason Whv Lancaster Should Not o
Large Town-Some Reasons Why the
Town viii Grow

Lancaster Gazette: The Los Angeles
Herald has bought l60 acres of James
the town site, ana subdivlded it into
lots each 25xl00 feet, facing on a
tirty-foot street and backed by a fourteen
SCOT alley. These lots are being given
The herald., 1895-10-27

him he was entering a hack in which was
seated his bride, bearing tenderly pack
age of chocolates and an empty cigar
box. This was preparatory to his ride
down to the depoi. Mr.. San Dorn thought
the box h. carried contained choice
cigars. but with the opening OF it must
have come sad awakening. The boys
got in their deadly work.
The herald., 1895-10-27

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The herald., 1895-10-27
Satin Damask Irish" 90c yd.

Satin Damask Irish 9Oc yd.
Extra quality of Immaculate whiteness, two
yards wide, exquisite designs. Napkins to
correspond $3.50 per dozen.
Linen Damask Scotch" zoe yd.
Cream and bleached pure linen flax, "a
yards wide. Full-bleach, 22-inch square din
ner napkins for $3.50 Dozen
Table Linen German" 4Sc yd.
Values as this should cause a run on the linen
section. Real German Table Linen, worth
Coo to Csc yard.
The herald., 1895-10-27

Corsets M sass S2.75 to SIS
Only at the Peoples Store, sizes IS to So;
every pair fitted by expert filters Other
corsets require form to fit; Her Majesty's
corsets make that form.
Corsets III" So to So
We are sole agents for these imported French,
highest grade, hand finished, pure bone and
Italian cloth; body fitting corsets.
Underwear Muslin 81 each
A special sale begins on Monday; ladies' white
muslin and cambria Skirts, Drawers and
Nightgowns; worth up to to $50 and Sl.75;
for Si.OO each.
The herald., 1895-10-27
A Rolling Stone Gathers No Floss


ordnb tHem ~ Hemanyr
the wae o NOV
Most wtne tMane
caused Just Reward
The herald., 1895-10-27
A. Hamburger s. Sons.

Monday starts a Special Sale of over
a thousand garments; values as high
81 Ito So in all the latest STYLES of
tallor-made and tailor finished.
Boys fine clothing and overcoats
at $500.
Little money for big values.
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iongtemps lutte, un jour je fas
valncu. Je dessinai avec amour les
premleres arabesque du iaerveilleux
paraphe ct lenlevai tout enter, d IN {
maniere triomphante Dams l'iv. esse
du success je lie mutipIi:i tellement
quill s'eu trouya bientot pour deux
cent mile francs en- circulation &c
cue c'est que la passion de Part
-C'est CONNIE lie soutfiet que j'al
donne au quartier-lna1tre de L Ocean,
dit Zephyr Fallait voir CONNIE
c'Gtait festonne.
,.Bref, poursuivit Rossi.nol, mon
talent fut meconnu. calomnie ct
proscnt. J'en al eu pour vlngt ans
de chiourme, ct " serais encore 81 je
n'avals pas execute lie pafaphe du
commandant de l'Arsenal pour me
wiser un permis de sortie. Mainte-
nant, e'est fni, je ne retire du
commerce des paraphes.
Rosslsnol en- ttait Ii quand lie
capitaine, sor;ant de Ia celiuie de
Laure, aperfut lie groupe ct ALA vers
lui
-Eh bien, mes gars, qui vous
retient eveiEes ST tard ?
-Faites pas attention, caoitaiae
nous nous eontons des histories,
repondit Bouton-de- Rose.
-Dacisl6meat, Sc dit Pierre, en-
regagnaat son redult., .cest lie jour
des histories, tout lie monde sen
mGle.
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EMOTIONS DE L.AURE.

Pendant Ia journee qui suivlt les
coafidences de Pierre, Laure Grand
val fut en- proie a des retiexions
tamuitueuses. lie recit de Get
homme lui revenait Il Ia pensce ;
ellie en- repassait les details, ct lie
trouyait, au fond de son cpur, Gu 'une
compassion douloureuse pour tant
dinfor;unes. L'amant de Claire
await etc conduit vers i'ab1me par
une sorte de fatalit6 cette femme
s'etait servie de lui CONNIE dun
instrument GU ellie await brise ensuite.
Criminel, il l'avait etc, mais dune
mauierc passive ct plutot par d6voue-
ment Que par instinct. lie yrai cou-
pable. dams cette aventure, c,etait
Claire, qui await sacritie Get homme a
son ambition ct a sa cupidite. Dams
ces conditions, un crime, quelque
enorme quill fdt, ne semblalt pas
sans excuse a Ia ieune file Pierre
Sc relevait 4 ses yeux de toute la
o4nerosite quill await cue envers So
complice, du silence quill await
garde devant ses JUICES, enfn de cette
| aureole qu'aux yeux des femmes
garaent les criminels don't ramour
arme lie bras.
Dependant, a mesure qu'elle pen6-
trait plus ayant dams cette recherche,
Laure seffrayait du sentiment qul
s'eyeillait en- ellie. Pourquoi Get
interet a regard dun bandit Cue
signifiaient ce souci, cette preoccupa.
ton pouvait-il y avoir jamais rier
de commun entire ellie ct lui :? Ce
hcmme etait dechu, qu'lmportait Il
motif de la decheance !? Il etait de
sormais separe du monde par UNI
barriere Que rien ne pouvait nj abais
ser nj d6trulre, ct c'etait jouer III
triste jea que de pousser plus lon de
decouvertes dams un semblable passt
D'ailleurs, 81 un premier crime avail
. cite le fait dun egarement, comie
d'autres crimes l'avaient suivi Gu
, d'attentats froidement mealtes, qu
) de meurtres, que de d6prtdations
: de violences N'etait-elle pas aus
E yictime de Tune de ees expedition
!, ct son frere n'avait-ll pas peri sot
t les memes vohtes on on "a retena
t prisonniere Ellie, s'interesser a G
a homme La file ct la seur de brav
l. officers, Sc sentir touchee une heuI
II un moment, par les confessions d''
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FEUILLETOS.
LIZ
BANDIT DU Y Ar
PEEEskss, sEOEjE,sDN
PAR
LOUIS REYBAGD
LEE pETlTS ANGEs
-SaitC-
.N,lte

J'aurais joat, par esemile, par-
hitement de Ia cIarinette en- 4uoi
Ella aurait-il pu me nuire Eh bien,
tap'en est pes de meme dun talent
nor les paraphes Ia socIat6 ma
neune espeee dtga.t.s pour ce
,pnre d'industlie. II faat dire cue
suis pris jeane: ~ college,
Iesecutais Ia signature du professeur
nee accompasnement dun certain
nraphe damboyaut qai na pas peu
gry a me former Ia main. c eetait
omplique an possible ct mt!aag6
ID. losanges dune execution tre
dleate. 1Ialgrd celia, je i.ai pinee
IA PREMIER coup: javais ee talent
dams les doigts. the, deus, trois ];
ns plus malin que celia. Etait-ce
na faute? je vous ie demaade :?
hllaitil me copper le poi4net :?
souyals-se refuser IN don de Ia
lature J'ai rasse hut ems de!
Ne sans pouyair melelra au latin, lie
remier taraphe cue i':.i III, erac
alev6 ST ce nest pas Ia une voca-
ion dacid6e, cest quill ny rien
0us lie soleil qui lnarite &C nom.
-Adjuge dit Bouton-de-Rose en-
hteuompant l'og;ttear. Cilacun
spporte son eulgno2 en naissart, ct
b phiiosophle conslste a ne pas
boulder coatre son yentre. fu mas
passe ia soutane. je te posse Ia
plume d'oie. Continue, Rossigno!,
fte couvre de mon estlme.
aJe me livrai done, das mon plus
hs age, au commerce des parapies,
a mes debuts furent des plus heu.
nux. En- general, tout homme a
besoin de la main ae ses semblables.
i demande une signature par-ci, une
signature par-!a. Il lui faut celle du
prefet pour les passports ct les
ports d'armes, celle du maire pour
les papiers de l,Gtat civil, des legali-
atlons ct des APOSTLES sans nombre.
Du premier coup, je supprimai tout
celia. Vous yoyez cette main, mes
hmarades ellie suffisait a tout ellie
emplaealt celles du prefet, du maire,
20 notaire, des JUICES une main
anlverselle, portatiye ct commode.
u dire qu'au lieu de lui donner I'm
arevet d'lnvention ct de la combler
h recompenses, Gu jete cette main
snr Ia pallle humble des cachots.
Encore une petitesse, secrla
Zephyr. La societe est bien retro
Eade
3Tant que je travaillai dams le
nraphe administratif, Ga marcha.
y ne s'agissait que dactes sans
Importance, ct lie gendarme commls d
= verlfication DIES passports est pc,
Hlsfe. Ma!heureusement, mon gou
pour lie paraphe me porta vers !:
nance, ct lei commencent mes NAL
ears. Il y await, dams la vile d
Doargogne que j'habltais alors, III
anluler don't lie paraphe etait ST
peroe. Figurez-vous quelque chos
ue rond, de pleln, de degage, d
aurement fait tle hardl meme, emf
y Vral chef-d 9uyre. Toutes le
'as que je voya:s ce paraphe, il N
penalt des enyies de my livrer d
y adonner, de lie cu.tiver Qu
soaiez-yous ? une fantaisie d d'artist
aa sodt decide pour lie beau | C'eta
y magnitique paraphe !. II fa'
solr jalnais connu lie cutie Gle
1,llgraphie pour ne pas me col
sndre ct N excuser. Apres ave
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avec plus de famiiiarit4. faites i
votre suise vous arez libeyte en-
there.
Pas de g, je battrais d campa-
gne. Fixons Ia chose, c'es. grave
Ia sauce est pour beaucoap dams
I l'etat social du poisson an clou de
girole de Plus Oh &c mons infue sur
son caractere Al d;able! ne pla!-
santons pas. II s'aglt de fricoter
dams Ie grand, dams le soignt
-VFaiment
Pour lors, comment traterons-
nous cette lnar6e, poursuivit Zephyr
en- portant Ia main droite i son
crane CONNIE pour Y chercher une
inspiration J'y suis aj.I,a-t-Il
avec IN geste cxpressis, i'y sa;s Ia
sauce al vim
Va pour 10 sanee au VII, repon-
dit Laure en- sourians malgr4 ellie.
&C est juste Il y y u III success.
la sauce au win, "a me conna1t
nous avons descenlu ensemble plus
| dune fois les rivieres du Calvados
Mais &c gleuN de vim lu Var est 81
tr;i1tre C'est capable de fare tour
| n4r les .nu!ets ct donner TIL coup sur
Ie tin bre aux cab;iiauls. All ! 81
et3l. du champagne, je ne dis pas
IN .ttit vim dos danes, ornt de sa
fa9usse. Oh alors, Ia sauce au vim
bicn 4 mort ! lie poisson mIjote
yolontiers dams le champagne c'est
une compagnie qul lui va AIais lie
vim au Var, f II, lie brutal Gas
moyen d'y songer. Passoas a autre
chose
| SOFT
-Pow &c qui est de Ia sole,
poursuivit l.artiste, son attaire est
c.aire \ la pormande cest lie
pays gai ma donn6 lie jonr. ut
quand ~ reste, une matelote. lie
capitaiue a un faible pour les mate
lotes, ajouta Zephyr; ct vous, made
moisele
-Suivez lie govt de votre capital
ne, mon gareon le mien importe
| peu.
-Mais non, mas non Tous ne
sayez done pas que nous sommes
] tous lei pour vous servir Ah ben !.
/ qui i'eat dit! poursnivit Zephyr,
comme s'il sc fut parle Il lui meme.
| Virer LOT pour lof CONNIE ca Qui
auralt pu le prevoir :? i fallu un
miracle Tn homme qui await le
sexe Ell horreur!
Laure comprt quill sagissait de
Pierre son attention devint plus
vive: ellie etait ramenee sur le terrain
de ses pensees.
I'm homme. continue Zephyr, qUi
| ne disalt jamais un mot aux femmes,
| qui ne pouvaIt les sentir nj en- pein-
| ture nj en- figure. Eh bien excasez
Ill est fameux lie changement de
manoauvre Saprlstl c'est du neuf.
DE qui parlcz-vous, mon sareon ?
demanda Laure, entrafnee peu a peu
, par les refexions de Zephyr.
De qui? repliqua celu;-ci avec
quelaue vivacite saprelotte ! du
capitaine. Parole d'honnear, il 'es
plus reconnaissable On mons IL
change en- nourrice, notre capitalne
r c'est un tour que Ia gendarmerie nou
; a joue.
e Comment celia, mon gareon
Comment? Cest tres-sinple
), | Fisurez-vous, ma bonnie acmoisellt
e Que les femmes ct lui, depuis long
!, temps, ca ne passait plas par
e meme porte. Dams 10 Vle que nop
e menons, vous comprenez que 10 plu
belle partie du genre human ne PET
le pas nous etre Indifference On q l
Z. ceur, que diable Moi qui yous parl
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NJ, SO.

Plus loln, leprit Laurc, qui voula!t
contenir les son. enirs personnels de
son inte.locuteur.
-Ah ! tiuhtre c'est iuste. Mile
excuses, mademoiselle moi oui
bruiais Ia consigne C'est done pour
vous DIRE cue, tandis que nous nous
comportons en- vrais c.ieaapans.
ho'fe capitalne na jamais nayigue
oahs ces eaux-la Les femmes ct lui,
81 ne cofoa't pas taut gull ait eq 4
eh pla'ndfe. Au fait, c'est 81
'Faitfe
-SiAgniier chef dc hrigands, Sc
ois;'t Ia Jeune file.
- esS comme je rous lie narre,
l'o'fs"ss:l AtpHJF Tue supposition
4" II Sc 'F'''|,'' d1s Lemmes dams une
expedition u ~ 81 lnquieta!t senle-
meat pas; e!ies derenalent ce qu'elIes
po"Vaieut. Cue Eoulczvous ? c'est
pea'-elfe ~ vpu, aJouta ie mate!ot
Ell tefmihant
Aahfe etalt de nonveau retombee
oaos ses fef1eAions ct ne semblait
9ius ecoaIef iilteflocuteur. Zephyr
; eh apefGat 81 Ii un movement
Eers III porte.
-Alasl, c'est convenu, mademoI-
seize, dit,ii, Ia sole 4 la normande ct
lie reste ell matclote ? tluatre clous
de elr0tia ct IN peu de muscade rapGe;
Oh laissera nljoter pendant une
heure ct ION sorvlra chaud. Vous
N en- dIrez DIES nouvellcs
LII sortlt ct laissa Ia Jeune file
senie la iournte lui parut dune
longueur insupportable. Toujours
obsedee par les mGmes images ct
poufsnlvie par les memes pensees,
ellie en- etait reduitc i d6slrer une
diversion !! 81 solitude.
Les visites de Pierre comblaient
les vides de cettc existence souter-
raine, ct, qnoiQu'elIc en- compnt le
danger, ellie ~ pouvait sc defendre
d'y songer ct lie compter les heures
de l'attentc. Ce jour-lt clies furent
tongues Pierre ne parut pas, il
chargea Zephyr d'annoncer a la
jcune file que les sons dune exDedi-
ton le. retenaient ali dehors, ct quill
rcntrerait trop avant dams la mutt
pour al!er ln presenter ses devoirs.
Ce contre-temps jeta Iaure dams un
Encouragement ct un ennui profonds
ellie 6prouva une de ces crises qui
atteignent les ames les plus fermes,
un de ces moments de lassitude on
Il ne reste plus dams le cGur qu'un
seul sentiment, le degoat de vivre.
Ellie essaya de Sc valncre, dc
dompter ce encouragement ses
efforts echouerent. La mutt vint.
mais une mutt tYlste, lourde, sans
sommeil. Les paupieres de Ia jeune
tiile sabalssalent de temps en- temps
sur ses yeux, CONNIE lasses de resls-
ter la loi Gle nature mais, peu
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Crop Report.
Following is the U. S. crop report for
the week ending May 20:

Following is the U. S. crop report foi
the week ending May 20:
The weather was very favorable for all
vegetation. Strawberries are ripe; cher.
ries are showing color; fall sown whea:
Is in boot hops are TO the top of the
poles; clover is heading and will soon be
ready to cut; spring sown grain has a
good growth and has stooled and rooted
well. The frosts of April are now being
shown on the fruit; large amount OF
fruit is dropping, sufficient, it is thought,
70 obviate the necessity OF thinning by
hand. So far there is no appearance oil
aphis on fruit trees. The ground is warm
with the showers of Monday, added
growth and vigo- will be shown in the
vegetation. Potato planting continues
and those planted in March will soon be
ready to dig. Sheep shearing continues
and heavy tieeces are being secured. Pas
lures are excellent and stock continues
in fine condition.
In Eastern Oregon the cereal crop is
reported to be in fair condition in Wasco
and sherman counties, generally poor in
Gillian and Morrow counties and fair in
Umatilla and Union counties. More
rain in those counties would be OF great
benefit and tend TO largely increase the
yield. The fruit prospects continue ex-
cellent. Berries OF ali kinds will be un-
usually prolific. Strawberries are ripen-
ing rapidly and large shipments are be-
ing made from Wasco county. Sheep
shearing continues and heavy, clean
tieeces are secured. The range grass is
fairly good.
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Detroit.

Mrs. John Butterworth returned from
Albany last Wednesday
Mr.. s. Smith who Is here on his claim
for few days started for Albany Mon
day.
II. II. Fuller lost valuable COW las;
week. II was killed br the train while
passing through : CUT
John Schooner, OF Berry, startel fo'
Jefferson last week where he expects te
find work the coming summer
The mill IT Detroit will start today.
They will szE ties aud bridge timber for
the o. G. < Z. K z
Mr.. c. W. Barlow returned from Ly'
Ons last week. They are located II
Francis McLaine's house that the chill
dren may attend school
z. :. Hanson has the finest house IL
the S1ntIam Canon east cf Detroit Nov
some girl OF Albany may have 3 chance
because he makes that city i visit quite
often.
Geo. Mzyborn returned Monday even
/ ing from Eastern Oregon and Wall:
Wallz district. He expected 20 bring
band OF horses with him but the pas
was not yet opened
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US JUNE 9th Sunday, trains will be
run to Salem from Eugene, Natron, Al
bany, Brownsville, Silverton, and Port
land; also steamer Altoona from Inde-
pendence. Prof.. Miller, the champion
balloonist will make one of his celebrated
ascensions and parachute jumps, also
there will be dancing and other amuse-
ments. The main feature, however, will
be grand bicycle contest in which al
the crack riders of the Northwest will
participate. The races will be under the
sanction of the L. A. w. A long list Of
prizes will be hung up for the winners
four prizes in each race. Address ''Dea-
con-, Davis, of Eugene, for list OF prizes
and entrance blanks. Train tickets fcr
round trip, 81, which admits holder to
fair ground. The Salem band will fur.
nish music. Tickets on sale at Deacon'f
cigar store and at the depot.
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wEDNESDAx
SOCIAL AND Personal.

: Il. w. Moses, Crawfordvillc's veteran
Naseby, has been in Albany today.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Parrish are spend
ing couple weeks in Brandon, Coos co.
Rev. T. l.. Jones was quite badly hurt
10 runaway accident at Grants Pass,
Thursday.
+. Il. Clark, president OF the National
7. p. $. G. f., passed through Albany
this noon for Eugene.
G.. A. Chandler, the Singer sewing ma
chine man, OF Portland il looking after
business in Albany today.
+. w. Acheson set up two monuments
in Salem yesterday and went 10 CorvaI-
lis today to put up another.
Charles o. Lee, chief OF police OF AL
bany, was business visitor in the Cap
ital City yesterday. The chief looked
ever inch an officer in his handsome un-
iform.-Salem Statesman.
Hon. j. X. Weatherford and II. C.
Watson, OF Albany. and j. +. Yates, OF
Corvallis, spent Sunday in Newport.
These gentlemen and their families will
likely spend the summer in our city,
Newport News. Albany people will be
glad to meet j. Fred Yates and his
family at the Bay next summer.
Mr.. Percy Davis, of Crook county, is in
the city. Mr. Davis has just come from
Southern Orsgon. He was at Grants
Pass when the murder of Mrs. Fiester
occurred, and saw the pool of water in
which she was drowned by her irate
husband. As the parties did not stand
very high there the excitement over the
affair was not very great.
Mr.. J. A. Dryer, Of this city, came
around THE Horn" forty-two years ago,
and among the passengers were Thomas
Condor and wife, then a young married
couple seeking their fortune in the Gold
en- West. Mr.. Condor has since become
one OF the leading geologists OF the coun-
try and has been for many years pro-
fessor ia the state university OF Oregon.
Mrs. Condon was among the delegates to
the state w. g. T. Z. convention, and
Mr.. Dryer met her for she first time since
landing on the Pacific coast. 1t is un-
necessary to say that the meeting OF
these pioneers was pleasant one after a
lapse OF 50 many years.-Roseburg Re
view.
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HOME AND ABROAD
~ lie state grange will meet in Oregon
City on May %.

Tie state grange will meet in Oregon
City on May %.
The Albany baee ball club will play In
dependence next Sunday.
The Merchants National Bank. OF Seat
tie has closed its doors. The failure ia mol
bad Cne.
lhe boy who took silk parasol from
!" Vandyke4 little girl on Friday had let
ter return IL at once az he was seen.
Rame of base ball between Drain and
Ro' ebur9 clubs resulted in victory for The
i"rm''r ~ the ola fashioned score OF IS to 8.
Do not 70. . aoment think Oregon will
not have circus this year. The great
Syndicate and HipTodrome will bo here IN
August. :"
The Brownsville Times says one man
lost sl225 on Urine in the recent foot race
with Whitney. That Is rather heavy ism
1t for tbese-hsrd times.
The State Sportsman Association meets
In LaGrande this year. As that Is too far
away tor valley nimrods, Salem proposes TO
hold local tournament.
Jesse Moses has just received two fine
barber chairs worthy OF notice. They are
Old gold upholstered. In natural wood, and
modern in operation.
The Jacksonville Times SAYS that pota.
toes. which we're drug in the market, are
now so scarce that J. Nunan WAS obliged to
import ton for market. They are retail
ing for cent a pound.
The directors Of the Cottage Grove school
district held a meeting Thursday and elect
ed for teachers for the coming year PROT. ]
Z. Love, Misses Rose Hanson, Belle Lin
coin and Lottie White.-Guard.
The frst roll of Albany Creamery bat er
Will come from the mould tomorrow morn
ing. 1000 pound of milk were delivered
yesterday and eco pounds today. This
VIII gradually increase. The Albany
Creamery will be all right.
Jesse Foster and 7. NJ. Bark ere arrest
ed yesterday al Corvallis and held under
500 bonds % appear before the grand jury
on 4 charge Of alleged Illegal voting at the
city election Monday. Warrants arr out
for William Purdy and two o'hers for the
same ofense.
The new directors of the Albany Farm
ers Co. are a. follows instead of a. stated
yesterday: N. y WiIds, 5. Canpcn. Mar
Tin Payne, Alfred BleTins. Z. L. Smith. J.
B. Morgan and 5. J. Archibald The di-
rectors retiring art G 2. Crzwfgrd, J. ".
Propst and W. T. Anderson.