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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-06
Only $1,000 Norfolk. vn.. 10 AsheviiIr
and Return.
vin Southern Railway Sent. 10,

Tickets sold for regular train leavin
Norfolk 1905 Il. m. Saturday, Septembt
18th. Good returning on any train unit
September -. 1896. Solid through VI
tihulc trains. with Pullman cars. N
fnik to Ashcvilic without change. +,
tickets and information apply to
WIN. HENRY TAYLOE,
District Passenger Agent,
5S Main street atlantic HoteD Norfolk
va sptG-3t
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WEATHER REPORT.
ferecass ana Geaerei gonditions For
To.daY.

Washington. Sept. 6, 1896.
Virginia: Threa tenipg wea-
4 PAIN ther, but with rain only on the
coast; southeasterly winds,
- shifting to westerly.
North Carolina: Fair, except
showers In the eastern portion; variable
winds.
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Met.roloricaI Data.
u S. DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture. ;

U. .. department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Sept. s.
The following observations are re-
corded for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature .............. So
hinimum temperature .............. 65
Normal temperature .............. 70
Departure from normal ......... plus /
Departure since January .....plus 900
Departure for "a hours ....... Trace
Rainfall since August 1 ............ $50
j. J. GRAY. Observer.
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BnrCnin ,eckers Attention.

Our entire stock at manufacturers
prices. to make room for fall goods.
JOHNSTON CHINA CO.,
70 to SO CRANKY.
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WANTED. Occupants for large front
room, with board, also table boarders.
New number 2SS Butte street; references
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NTERSV7s.LE,

MIR. Il. +. Baylor and sister, Miss E,
len left for Baltimore, Md, yesterday
where Mrs. Baylor has been on a visit
of some weeks
Mr.. G.. e. BrittinEham. of Outten
street. has been unable TO attend to
business for day or two owing to a
physical indisposition.
Miss Annie Bell, of Con street. IL
spending some time in Washington D.
c..
HuntersVile M. l.. Church-Rev. ].
G. Lennon. pastor--M ornine. II O'Clock
"Faithfulness to Christ and His
Church" Night, o'clock. "Comfort
and Consolation of Christ to Believers "
Holy Communion after morning service.
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Miss Lizzie Baylor. who was sick some
now convalescIng.
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Our stock will be closed on Tuesday
and Wednesday, September Sth and 9th.
We will reopen Thursday as usual.
THE FASS FURNITURE AND CAR
PET COMPANY.
H. Wertheimer. Manager.
1876 Church street.
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WANTED.-We want several competent
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ducements to the right parties. Call
or address AMERICAN MUTUAL BEN
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clerk; have had years experience in
mercantile business. can give best of
reference. Address H, box 81, Holland,
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and all expenses Investigate at once.
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AGENTS.-Local or travelling: outfit free;
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OF country. ALPINE SAFE & LOCK
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AGENTS-We have the best seller on
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WANTED-We have for sale half interest
OF a good paying business: profit last
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from business. Six thousand dollars re-
CURED, Apply to d. r. CREECY & CO.,
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WANTED.-Agents to sell Patent Trace
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per month and all expenses: also extra
percentage; permanent position with
good futre prospects. Address JAMES
BARTON, 125 Franklin ST., Chicago.
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WANTED-Man to manage branch office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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WANTED-Reliable statesmen already
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18
Arthur c. Wailace.

TIE Times gives the following sketch
OF the man who reoeatiy committed sui
eide a; Corvallis;
Arthur c. Wallace was n kind hearted
old man. He vas born n, at Golden
Hill, Maryland. May 10. 1897, and died /:
aged more than 50 years. In early life
he learned the carpenters trade, and in
1870 he sailed by the Isthmus for the
gold helds OF California. lie spen; q
year In Il E country, making wheelhar-
rows and doing other work for the min
ers. and returned 10 Maryland ia 1850.
In 1876 he returned 10 California aud
until 1851 had his nps and downs in the
mining camps OF the state. IL wss ia
1857 that with his partner he was the
owner OF lao mule pack train. and vas
carrying supplies from Crescent City TO
the miners OF the Althouse. Il was in
those days that the Indians, then on the
rampage, attacked the train, aud csp
tured few OF the mules. Il vas while
he operated this train that James Hayes
OF this city. then in the mining regions.
knew " Wailace 50 years ago. In 1861
Wallace came 20 Corvallis, blu; left short
" for the Baker City mines, returning
two years later to farm and work 81 bis
trade in this vicinity. The rest OF his
Lille. except year spent in California In
1928, was spent in Benton county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18
Oregon.s First Apfle I Seess

l>TI~A Y t-T E<kI~I|
II is now 20 yesps sincs- tl.c first apple
seeds were plapted in Oregon, being
brought here b$ Captain Simpson, so
the West Side, OF Independence. Nsavs.
from London. The paper says that the
seeds were dropped into Captain Sitnp-
sons packet by the woman who ate the
apple thS II held them, and she told the
capiainfo plant them in the great VIII
derness 10 which be was going. Upon
his ARRIVAL on the Pacific coast. - Iae,+-
thing reminded him Of this incident.
and, feeling in his pocket be found tie
seeds stu thers. They were planted.
and ffom them sprang the first apple
trees 10 Oregon. Two trees grew from
these seeds, one OF them bearing Sg.een
apple, and the other beanGifg}fesi ore.
Seeds from these apples wegs planted by
the Hudson Bay Compapy. and, in this
way severatS atSorciIar9s>~@ere started. The
The first introduction OF frat. trees d.
rect into Oregon was in lsaT, when lien
derson Lewslling brought atou. 200 trees
and shrubs across the plains in wagon,
the trees being several months on the
journey This load was doubtless the
most difficult TO handle that ever crossed
the plains. yet it has been truly said
''tnese trees contained health. wealth
and comfort 10: the Old pioneers OF Ore
gou
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18
Highest of all in Leaveung Pow-Latest U. Report
R1:a!I! q! RsxdsgE RRskidRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u Govt Report
The 5th Grade.

The 9Th grade pupils OF the public
school, Miss Anna Farrell teacher, con.
ferred great credit on themselves and
their instructor last evening. The work
done displays a model and up-to-date
system and thoroughness in details.
Parents and frien1s present were greatly
pleased with what thsv saw and learred.
The program presented was as follows
Song by the school, A Happy Greeting
TO All; welcome address by Emily
Thompson; a piano duet by Flossie
Knecht and Nora DuIrell; recitation by
class in geography, On the New Eng
land states; vocal SOLO by Eddie Dun
ham; essay, 'Little Things" by Addie
Reed, piano solo by Addie Schiller
recitation by Harry wilkins; vocal solo
by Eva French; recitation in history,
Colonial Period, displayed . marked
knowledge Of our early history; piano
solo by Alta McFeron recitation by VIII
lis Teller, who told OF the bad treatment
boys get in the world song by Claude
Di key, encored recitation by Fred Au-
brey; piano solo By So-z Durreli; recits-
tion by Isaac Butler: song ~ Lsret
Moore, Bessie Parker. Nellie Miller, Or
Brown and Mary Westbrook. County
Clerk Montague was called upon and
spoke with fowery eloquenee Tor five or
ten minutes The work of the pupils in
drawing, spelling, etc, Was displayed and
fayoraDly commented upon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18

Hon. G. II. Ralston, OF the custom OF
ice, was in the city today.
Judge Hewitt is holding an adjournet
term OF court at Salem.
Miss Clara Cohen left last night fol
s'n Francisco, 10 spend the winter.
ii: +. Palmer is to enter the Office o
Dr. Prill At Scio and study pharmacy.
Rev. J. r. n. Bell has resigned as pas.
City. - ''' ''F'Os'ef'An church At BAKER
| Mr.. F. L. Such, OF San Francisco is in
the city looking after bis Cloyerdale in
terests.
The Magazlne club sill meet with Mfs
LYDIA Gaibra!th tomorros afternoon st
p o'clock.
A Burns entertainment is to ba given
at Corvallis Dec. 81 Judge Burnet, ID
70 recite Tam o. shanter
Edward Mills returned last night fron,
Portland, where he received ireatmen,
Tor his amputated finger.
Mrs. DIR. Foley, wife OF Leasuon's new
mayor. has been in the city this week the
guest OF her sister Mrs. L. G. Marshall.
DR.. Holt. OF Portland, arrived in Al
lecture tonight. On Sunday he will
preach IN the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Wilsoa Blain came up from Port.
land last night. He secured more Al
hany Wooaen Mills goods from Meyer 4
90. 10 facet the demands OF his business.
Brady Burnett is attending the Port
laid Law School. bat will probably 20 70
California in January and take . Iaw
course in STANFORD UniTersity.-Saxe,te
Which means another crack foot ball
man for Stanford and The champion
mile runner OF the Sorihwest.
!. r. Morgan, PortiAnd's champion All
roand athlete wili enter Stanford Uni
gersity in January, and wili at once take
The lead IN that university. He is un-
onbsediy the best on the coast ia his
nesd and will prove a great acquisition
I Three OF the best athletes oi the college
Morgaa, Murphy aud Fisher will be Ore
xon men.
i ane picture oi Miss Maud Hoffman
viii be found in the Christmas Petersen
together with $ nice notice of the fOrnel
Corvallis young lady, in which a shnrt
sketch OF her career l. given. She frs
Eou great admiration in Boston as Juliet
She then played one season With E. s
Willard in small parts aud two seasons
wlsh Wilson Barrett in heavy roles. or
| sgiaallng the parl oG Berenice in '.Ths
| Sign OF the Gross" making a srtone i'm
preston for her fae emotional work
She Is now with the Daily Company
| playing second lady 10 Ada RebaD in .
line OF comedy parts. Peterson says
IN spite Of her success she is very
| modest, desiring tsrx. 10 be q TEcE artist
then hoping 10 be great one.
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Brownsville.

Prof. z. 2. MicheneF has been quite
sick in Cincinnati, and has been in the
hospital for several days, but az last re-
ports was improving nicely.
County suTt. Wheeler made the
Brownsville public schools visit Thurs
day. This Office Acknowledges oleas-
ant call. Ar. Wheeler went to CrzE.
fordsville this morning TO attend the
teachers institute.
d. g. Powell, aged about 80 years, whf
vas born and raised in this community
committed suicide by shooting himself
At his home in Csyocns, California, or
December 1st, 1895. "DzTe" Powell
was well known in this community, and
many are expressions of regret heard
from cur citizens that sickness and q.
nanciAl troubles should pray upon hii
mind TO such an extent that self-des
tructioa was irresistible He vas {
brother OF Mrs. II. A Ssanzri and {. ]
Powell, Of this eommuniiy.-Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18
SATURDAY. 8
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

d. S. Busey. of Harrisburg, was in the
city today.
Mr.. Thos Johns, OF Minneapolis has
been in the c.ty several days in t..e in
terest OF the estate of Robert Johns, OF
whom he was nephew.
Art Holt has been nominated for chief
engineer Of the Albany fire department
by Chemical Engine Co. The election
Is next Tuesday II the jefferson boys
could vote Art would get there, sure
Jefferson Review.
w. K. Price came up from Toio today
for flying visit With his sister, Mrs
Powell OF San Francisco, Cal E, who wa.
returning home On the overland train
from visit with relatives in Linn coun
ty.-Asflaud Tidinys.
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THE BELLS AND BELLIES.

An immenee audience attended the
Bell entertainment at the opera house
last night given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church. 1t was grand
success. The new college band opened
he entertainment--with some excellen
music, when the curtain arose for the
first performance, that of the celebrated
Swiss Bell ringers, from the Old World.
1t was composed of Monsters, Hopkins
Winn, Cusick, Mason, Steele and Gal
braith, born musicians, and was cyclonie
in it's effect. Misses Hopkins and Cros-
by were heard in piano duet, A Merry
Sleigh Ride, and double quartet sang
Evening Bells" both good. when nine
little girls with Florence Thrall in the
lead as the belle of Broadway delighted
the audience with their drill and song.
Mrs. +. W. Langdon sang the Bells of
Sevelle in manner that always brings
compliments.
A taheau. Wedding Belles,was pretty
Miss Anna Houck played" Albany Bells"
we'll
Winnie Royce recited "Auction Bells
with bell effects in fine manner.
The double quartet sang the yankee
Sleigh Ride" with the bells jingiing.
Mr.. John Talt gave splendid dumb bell
drill with electric effect. Miss Anderson
sang nicely Bride Bells.
The gem of the evening was the drill
by the bellies of different nations, in
which Miss Flora Mason represented
Scotland. Alice Porter Spain. Esteila
Porter China, Velie Irving, Switzerland,
Mrs. Nina Ortell Ireland, Minnie Nc
Farland Japan. Lille Wyman Germany,
Maud Crosby France. Mrs. Chas. Sears
Italy, Sophia Houck Persia, Hattie Bail
Egypt, Lydia:.GaIbraith England aud Mrs.
<. d. Cusick the United States, each in
national costume. with flag, OF coursA
that oi Columbia overshadowing all
Others. This was one of, the preitiest
things ever presented here. 1t closed in
the form OF tableau.
After the program closed several booths
were libe, ally paironized and sociability
prevailed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18

Mrs. Carrie Holman, OF Salem and or
ganizeE OF the Degree OF Honor and Mrs.
A. b. Barker. OF Albany, came over
Tuesday in The Interest OF that order
Mr.. and Mrs. c. :. Harussh, OF Al.
hany, came over Monday for $ weeks
visit among Seio friends. While here
Mr.. II. will operate the Scio AEs Gallery
AF. a. b. Chrisman returned las. week
from visis 10 Heppner. Oregon. lie
states tlsat while lie vas there the ther-
mometer registered % degrees lslow
zero. While returning he MAS On a trsin
thai wSs snoa hoans4 iar seyerAl hoars.
lie also STATES that E7ssega Oregon pgo.
pc seem 10 harr but Isssie cf either the
coaaienee or prosperity that wAs talked
about so much during gae election
The Sclo city election passed OF vegy
quietly. The fo.ios,ing we're elee;ed
For mayor. " A Ewing; reeorcer, Il
Shelton; marshal, 4 Munkers: ;rezs-
ureE, Frank Gil; cauncilaacn. : M pan-
ie!, ] Barnes. y = Coin, + J Irvine,
John Gin. John RAv. N 81 Peery Press.
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Hay Is SIG to so too n, Hood River.


Hay Is SIG to so too n, Hood River.
Hamiin's Wizard Oil Company are in
hosebGrg this week
Sid Moore. The tin born, was in Albany
last night and was given one Of Chief Lesis
cards, shsn be left the city.
G. W. S.aYer. Of Portland. formerly Of
The big agricultural implement fra Of
Stayer 4 Naiker. died suddenly yesterday
al heart disease His partner was killed
by gun accident, in Lane county, ahoat
1--WE years ago.
Ia additi1n to lit Of 6rooers already
printed that are ceiling the new health
drink Ccfeesene, B. r. Ramp. Krcschel
Bros. and 5. Z. Becker have each added il
10 their stock and ~iIl he glad to supply
ANYONE with it.
Ii has heen erroDeousiy reported tha.
the state tar Isvy will be only . mills. AZ
matter Of fact II will be at least mills.
probably AZ mill. SecretaIy Kincaid
never said it would be Z mills as has been
reported. is as much as it oughs to be
,hoash
Mrs C Stone. grand le.,urer Of the
Grand Lodge OF the independent Order oI
Coca Tegsplars. will deliver public lee,
ture on the subject Of Temperance. at tn.
court house ON Disc. i6. II and Is, at 80
sdrck p IN. Admission free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18
The Best Way.

The register, Col. r. A. Miller, has
been receiving an unusually large num-
bei OF letters from persons living through
out the east and south inqniring about
puplic lands and the state in general.
Heretofore such letters were only re-
,eeived from people living in the middle
west, but 1t 10 thought that these letters
are the result of advertising by the board
Of trade and the immigration board. The
land Office officials could handle large
quantities OF statistical matter from the
different counties il it was gotten up in
pamphlet or book form. Linn county
has sent in a few little printed books,
neatly arranged with maps and tables
showing the resources and advantages oil
that county. When ever information is
desired regarding Linn county these
books are sent in. This gives direct
benefit to the comfy and is material
aid and time saver for the register
Counties wishing to spread advertising
matter win find Col. Miller Q valuabls
agent as he only corresponds with per
cons interested and who are likely to b
settlets.-0rsgon City Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18
THURSDAY
COUNTY COURT.

Geo, Barton, county judge: N. Waters. D. L,
Curl, COMMISSIONER
Oregon agt otha Hall, pre- ex sos 95.
Continued.
Continued application OF E A Evans
for county road.
Bill O II DIlrymple So continued.
Three bills of w F Deakins, assessor
for $76S, were continued.
Petition for appointment of ] @ Sabin
as Z to succeed J Z Cartwright dis
miss, d.
Bill for fees in Oregon agt Geo Iargen-
sen continued.
P r Buckman was appointed P a,
Harrisburg.
Bill. DIR Hunter, acct POOR $1,000, dis
allowed.
Petition for bridge at Gates placed on
file.
The following bills were ordered paid /:
Regular salaries OF county officers.
Aid Cox family $6; kenworthy family
IS; o Lubker IS; Alma Vail IS; ) Hines
5; r Gilloch So; ] Dobkins So; Alberts
50; 0ren Wilson s5; Mr. and Mrs Barn
ard IS; Mrs Junkey s; Jas Larew 81 ;
Mrs Adams S.; Phebe Hendricson S.; J
FL Lewis S.; Adelia French $5; S Keith
Sc; Henderson family IS; L Coleman
and wife IS,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18

Both the method and results when
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 effectually. 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 ac-
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
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
| CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP Co
sAs FRANCISCO. cAt-
LOUISVILLE. ~. 6Ew foRk ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18

TIE DIXON CAsE.-Monday Roseburg
Review: 'In which James Dixon is
charged with the murder of Charles Rice,
will be called at s o'clock tomorrow
morning. 1t promises to be hotly con-
tested trial, L Bilyeu conducting the
prosecution assisted by District Attorney
Yates. w Hamilton is leading coun-
sci for the defense and Judge F Caples
will assist him. Other lawyers retained
by the defense are Judge L Loughary W
W Cardwell and Albert Abraham. Sew
eral days will probably be consumed BY
the trial of this case.p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-12-18
Gospel Meetings Closed.

We have Just closed very interesting
meeting AZ the G. p. church. Mr.. Bur
CESS Is an interesting speaker, present.
ing the wori faithfully aud earnestly.
As arranged Tor more than a month ago
Rev l. d Biek, the Syno,iical Missionary
fthe Oregon SYNOD CT the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, will begin series
OF meetings At the Cumberland Preshy-
terian church OF this place. Dec. g. 1898.
All christian people who can work with
Us for the salvation 81 souls are invited TO
attend We desire 20 ace many brought
70 Christ and the build ng up OF Zion,
We derire 10 reap in this meeting the
seed sogu in the past. "Come thou
with us and we wili do thee good. for the
Lord has promised good con erEing Is
raes.' W. Y. Mc6Eg, Pastor.