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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18
9ie fplgen0eu Srbiuou5cu ipurocu
au9enOnlnteu:

ultSeHuHtHteH-
AN ORDNANCE CONCERNING SIDEWALKS.
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of
the town OF Hermann as follows:
SECTION /.
All sidewalks here after constructed, laid,
rebui 4 in that portion of the town OF Her
mann within the district bounded by Wharf
street, Fifth street, Mozart street and Gut
tenberg street shall be constructed Of brick,
artificial stone tagging $50 called granatoid)
or dressed stone Tagging.
SECTION ,.
Any person constructing or causing TO be
constructed in the district aforesaid, a side
walk of material other than that provided
herein, and every property owner or own
erS, or their agents. who shall fail, neglect
or refuse to observe the requirements Ot
this section, shall be guilty OF miSdemea-
nor, and upon conviction shall be fined not
less than StO nor more than 500.
SECTION 5.
The Board of Trustees shall, whenever ;
Sidewalk in the district provided for in sec
ton aforesaid, or in any part within the
corporate limits of the town where curb
stone and gathering has been placed, is out
of repair, notify the owner or owners O
the property thereon, or their agent!
through the town constable, to have The
Same repaired or rebuild, and if such owner
or owners or their agents fail to comply
with said notice within 90 DAYS after Sucf
notification, then the street commissioner
shall cause the work to be done in thu
cheapest possible manner cOnSiSten
with good workmanship and material used
| POrv ided, that nothing herein containec
shall be 50 construed rs TO prevent tor th'
redair of such sidewalk the use of the same
kind of material as used in the construction
OF said sidewalk.
| SECTION 4.
| When said work is completed the BOarG
| of Trustees shall compute the cost thereo
and lew and assess the same as a Specia
tax against such lot of ground chargeablt
Herewith in the name OF the owners reSpec
tivelv, and shall make out and certify to III
town collector on behalf of the town, bill
of such cost and assessment who shall collec
the same within 90 days from the time the
are placed in his hands for collection.
SECTION 5.
This ordinance shall be in force from AM
after its passage.
! ANORDINANCE FOR THE BETTER PROTECTlO
OF PEDESTRIANS ON SIDEWALKS.
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees a
follows:
1t shall he unlawful for any person to rid
on 4 hicvcle, pull or push a cart wheelbaI
VOW o. other vehicle on the sidewalks para
eli with the streets.
SECTION ,.
Any person violating the provision OF tn
foreg0ing section shall be guilty of mi:
demeanor, and upon conviction shall be tir
ed not less than 81 90 nor more than SIS .o(
SECTION 5.
This ordinance to be in force from an
after its passage.
Siernuf &erta9ung.
5bep. @ro ( u. 6. 8 eisner,
G(erf. Bprlibe1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

Seit uielen Sabren bat man III
9umpaenereoen feline 10 err1te Spraz
die pernDmnen, iuie in bielem Sabre.
SSer Sbren bat 5u bDren Der fnnn
aus bielen &eoen leiHt Die Grfennt5
nib ldDpfen, mas fiir l6iuere @efabz
rem bent 2nnbe brDben. Spn ipelbent
@eii6tspunft aub Die nerl6ieOenen
&eoner ben l6meren @rnIt Der pplttz
ii6en Sage belpre6eu, in eiuer Se-
siebune 1tinrnten 9tGe iiberein: oaB
ieit bem Siirserfrie9 Die Ser. StaaS
ten ii6 in feiner 10 fritii6en Sage
mebr befunoen babeu, tpie oe9enz
ip6rtig. Die @efabren, tpel6e int
5aGle Der @ripdhlune 8rpan's iiber
bas 2nno berein5ubre6eu oroben,
tpiroen unIer Staatsmeleu in ieinenl
5unonment eri6iittern. @s miro I'M
eiiuitielteu 5ulle mebrere Sabre onuz
ern, ebe bas erl6Dpfte 2ano iib pDn
ben Suleen Der Observation-Disclosures
felt unter Der 9tbntiniitratiDn bes
rgrpBen inb euten @roper 9leoelano"
er6olt baben tuiro. @8 tuiiroe ieopd
uber elm Sobr5ent uno ldn9er oauerr
ebe bas 2ano iid) pun oem 3ulam
menbrub unieres nationalen CREDITS
erbplen fDnnte, bet Die unoermeio
licbe 5olge Iein miiBte, tuenn Die pop
pfratil6en @el0uerI6le6terltngs
plane jenals 6ur6gefubrt lperbel
ioIlten.
(@eItl. Hpit.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

Srpb bes brpbenbeu @etters bat=
ten iidb am lesten Sunntae uiele
S6iiben unb 8eiu9er gum S6iiben=
feite bes Sermann S6iibenpereins
eineefunoen, bic idmntli6 einen ner=
eniieten Sag perlebten uno UNI Die
aus9eiebten Yreiie tuetteiferten.
8as &eIuttat Der 8reisoertbeiluns
tpar fpleenoes:
DEE HAND TARGET
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18
(@eItl. Eoit.

;Seuerwehr Oerhdnolun9en.
8eeelmdBiee Seriammlun9 om s.
Sept., 1896.
0as YrptpfolI Der lebten Serlamnt@
lung luurbe perle5en un0 on9enpntz
men.
9ln Seitrdeen einQen ein S2.70.
SplsenOe 8e6nuueen tuurben 9e=
prilTt unb sur 3ablune unoenieien:
@rnf SrpS., 9rudarbeit, SIP; 9S.
Sraenble, so Gents.
9as Gunititutiunsz@pntite iiber=
lieferte Die GpnltitutipnSz8u6e uni
tpuroe oann nit Oanf entlaflen.
Serr 9lue. &urrelmeper tpuro'
6ur6 Serrn @m. Sraenole ais af
tipes Wtitelieo porael6laeen.
6ierauf 8ertaeung.
$. &rupp, 6. San II,
Captain. Sefretdr
3u ieber 3eit fDnnen llnfalle eir
treten, Serrenfun9en, Guetl6uneer
etc. ct. Safpbs Def aber tuirb al
Sbmer5en beilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18
ant1rnnn9 40

9rub Ocr 9iillti9eu 9tusIibten fir
eineu Sieg Der &epublitaner ioI(te
tein republitnntldcr 98dbler lalii9
werbeu. Gr iUute feline @elegenbeit
unbeuiibt uurilbcr9cben laiien, Stint
men iiir oo8 republitanii6e Sidet 5ll
iperbeu. GS lit 10 leidbt, ErDpaoanz
ba Iiir Die republituni I6en Frincipien
uno Die republifnnii6en GanoiOaten
su maden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

Die reale @eiobr liegt in bieIer
Ynnit, bic un5peiielbaIt nit boiler
&rnft nuitreten iuiirOe, iUbalo Die
8nbl nm 3. 9tOuenlber Srpan uub
Ieinen 9lnbdneeru ben Siee brineen
IpIlte. Sober iuiiroe bann bentiibt
iein, mod ppr 9bpreSi6luB Green
badS unb Silbercertiiitate 9eeeu
@ulo einSutnul6en; bieiem 9(nbran9e
seeenlber niiBte bas S6abamt 10
fort bic @plbSabluu9en iuSpenoireu
uno bamit fuiiroe Die 9lera un5dbli.
ger Santerptte erDffuet iein.
(GuSnt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

|, Robert
Baumgaertner, secretary and F. L. WenSel,
president, each On his oath, states that the
above and foregoing statement is true to the
best of our knowledge and belief, as shown
by the books and accounts of said aSSocia-
ton.
RoBT. BAUMGAERTNER, F. L. WENSEL,
Secretary. President.
ATTEST.-We and each of us, F. W. Roe
themeyer and Thee. Graf, are members OF
this corporation, but not officers or directors
| thereof, on oath state, having examined the
books and accounts, find the foregoing
statement correct, to the best of our know
| ledge and belief.
| THEO. GRAF,
F. w. RoETHEMEYER.
Subscribed and sworn to me, this t5tl
day of September, 1896.
| GEO. KRAETTLY,
County Clerk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18
Out fitr SSenermamm.

sSaft Seoerniaun ntunlt cine abfabrenoe Wtsbisin
I'M oas SpHem gu reiuisen. uno oude bobst CUTE 9er-
oauuns uub Srcbet cou Dto9er bsi6usrosu Su srlan.
gen. Sas bette %itteI I'M oteisu 3iuef Su srrst6en
if SimmouS Ssbsr &ssulator. geouu bic a.ber
lbdtis uno 9siuuO iitFusst f5 irei noHDtaIaria
SiIiofitdt. HnbsroouItdfeit tranten &opfpeb unh
Serftopiuns; NIB bon jeRem onSssmerselteu nnb
fdtpo6en @efibI. g1edt Cure 2sber ouf burds ben
Sebrand bon Simmons Stber Regulator uuo Sbr
uerbet bon bisTsu 1sbslu befrrit aIs sin gbfabr-
mttteI Dtrtt Stumous 2eber ResuIatOr beher oIs
Pilsn. Gs futrtt Iei6t abfhbreub uuS erfriI6enb.
gu srboItfu HhHiS dOn oUrbersits Oser oIs PuIper.
10 gu uehmsH obsr et Sbee bIrous MAIDEN ipts sS &C.
nbhnItd setban tptrb inter benz oeutiGeu Doll.
10 Seocs Ssa6ct bat ben sotben ztstSu,.
pei auf oeus umi1Iae.
j. III. ZEILIN s. CO.,
Fh11ade1ph1a, Pa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18
Semi-Annual Statement

of the HERMANN MUTUAL SAVINGS FUND
ASSOCIATION of Hermann, Mo-, at the
close of business on the 3tSt day OF August,
1896.
RESOURCES:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

rBiuiee 9trbeit i6uift biIi9e
Banrcn uno 9r5Bere Sequenli6tei=
ten" IoGt 81 Sung Chang, Gin iez
ber Nrbeiter lit ieines 2ubnes iucrtb.
Sd bniie bus @urt biUia," iu9t @ilz
liam Mc8mlep. Gban8 lit Elm Gbi-
neIe, Mc&inlep ein 9lmeritaner. Der
6inelil6e 2lrbeiter erbG(t oa 10
Gents 100 Der amerifauil6e einen
Dollar betpmn1t China bat bic
Jreililberpr69uu9, bel uns luiro Der
Grbeiter in @utoespertb be5ablt.
0os lit Der llnterihie0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

8cnn IiinI YrU5ent Der 9trbeiter
I'M 9anbc eriueb3lp5 iinO, Qeben =
200, 900 Mnm miiBi9 uno 4, 900, 900
MenI6en leioeu 9tDtb. 9a8 5iebt
Die 6armer in 0titleibenI6uIt, Der
Nblnbmartt Iiir Spocnprpoufte iuiro
iblebt. Scit 1890 lit Der gSei5enz
@unIum in ben Ser. Gtaaten per
8ppI oun 6.O9 Suibel auf 4.54 SuIbz
el beraboe9nuoen. Sits ba ein
@unber, >pem Der g3eiSenpreis non
90 @eutS III 1890 ouf so Gent8 unb
nod niebrioer in iebioer 2eit fiel?
gBiro uber Die Serbrau6sfraft 6urdJ
unbel6rGntte Grd9un9 upn Sil6er &c.
itartt, uber burd before Snouitrie.
SerbGltniie?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

Der bemptratiidbzpppuliitii6 Srdit=
oentIhnits=Ganoibat g8m. s. Srpan
bat in leinen pielen YbralenoreI6ez
reien np6 fein ein5i9es Ntul flar8ez
leet, ipie ben Sarmern uno ben 9trz
beitern bur6 bic Silber=5reiprd9nu9
qebplfen iueroen fann. Gr uerlpricbt
oaB Der 5nrnter s1.25 per Suibel
@ei5en befpmmeu iuiiroe, iuenn man
i'm erip1b(t. Dies lit Die altbadene,
immer tpie6er nufeetudrnte Cant
paeneliiee ber GemDfrateu, Ooer
elaubt Der Maulbplo oieIleidt, oaf
Die 9erlprebuneen Der Gartet 8rD=
oer 9leuelanb'5 pergeiien ipOrOer
Iino, iuelde eeraoe ons @egentbeil
eebradjt baben, mas Dem 6armer uno
2lrbeiter periprOben iporben par-
s1.CO per SuIbel SSei5en uno Snbes
triebiebung aller ameritunii6en So
brifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18
Home Machine 4 Supply Co.,

AUGUST WOnLT, gi9entptlmer.
Maidlineutbeile. Gomptr0bren, Senttlt
0ele ulm. 0et5 al 5oaEo. &elonoere Gnt
nerfIo nfeig m,ro Der Jteparahr pom Gueh
Nrfeu 4ytaidneu nm nomenti;65fo, NJ ;U'aE
fdlneu aci,9entt. 2&lr 91rantreu 1dlcre
h.n,o bttT[''' jan 1S SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

9a8 Serbre6cn BON 1873 lit cine
Mptbe. Gs eriltirt mn in Der Gius
biloun9 BON Srpnu uuo Guniurteu.
gl6er ein rpirtli6es &erbre6eu luiirOe
beanneen tueroen, fuu8 Srpon er=
n6blt per0en iullte. Qie 6rciprdgz
un9 tuiiroe ben omerituuilcbeu gtumen
in Der gan5en luctt nit Sdntuf uno
G6nnoe beoefen. Sic luilroe alien
Neuibcn int 2nubc Die 9dlfte ibre3
Snb uno @uteS rnubeu, bios unt ein
paor 0tinenbeIiber 5u bcrci6en.-St
8. 9ribiine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

sablen f6nnen. g8enn Der 8a6t=
tontrat ablduft anbert Iid) Die
Sa6e.
100000 5armer iino nerI6ulbet.
0ieIe tpiiroen oabnr6 Die Sdlfte ibrer
S6uloen tileen, oaB iie in Silber
sablen. giele berIelben, beren SDp-
ptbet i6on abeelaufen lit, tueroen
iebt nidt oDn ben Selitern berlelbe,l
geplaet, iueil iie frob iino, oaB iie ibr
@elo Ii9er nngele9t baben. Sobalo
aber Srpan eepablt lit, iueroen iie
bic SppDtbef fiinbtsen unb ben 6ar=
mer gum 8anferptt treiben, 10 lan9e
bic @plbtpdbrune nod beitebt.
Den &eit bilben Die @ruB9runobez
iiber, lie iinb es uGeiu, tuelbe eetuin=
men unb ni9ts perlieren tuiiroen. Sic
iparen am 9(rbeitslpbn, f1nuen Die
beIten @bnncen sum @infuuf uno Ser
fauf bennsen unb nit bent &ertbune
terl6iebe slpil6en @ulb uno Silber
ipefuliren.
g8ir ieben aliu audi I'M Safe
Der 5armer, baB ber 9teibe our6
SreiprGeune eetpinnen, Der 9lrme
nber perlieren tpurbe. 8rpan iueiB
bas 10 gut tpie mir, uno 0esbalb lit
es ,erG9tli6er Semaopeisnths,
tuenn er oamit prablt, fir bas narz
beitenbe Splf" su fdmpfen gr lit
pielmebr 9anosfne9tsz6auptmann
Der Stlberbarpne uno &rautiunfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18

Cine Mebrbeit pun O,OOO Stint
men iiir Die &epublitauer mar bu8
&eiultnt Der an Wtunta9 I'M Stnate
Naine abgebultenen StuotSmab(
8etanntli6 Itummt Der pupufrotiid]e
8ice 4Sr1iibentIdnits ~Gnnbibat &C.
tuau aus Wtainc uno crtpnrtctc Die
8rpnn= Enrtei aus bieiem @runoe
tpcm oub aus feinem nnbcren einen
Sie9, Der lid a6er 5u elmer 9elualti-
gen 9tieoerlnee iGrer Gnnoi0nten uno
8erbamnulu9 Der pupufratildben SIR
lebre 9eltoltete. Qcm Stu0te Otaine
ein breiiad NudJ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-18
lt)6d)erfIifer Marhtberiht.
6etrei6e, 211ehl, nj 10.

Gprri9irt pDn
John II. HELMERS, 9rucer.
Die aneeeebenen Greiie rperoen npn
ben S6nolern (meiitens I'M Sauibe)
beSablt. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-10-09
FRIDAY
4 PREYARICATION.

One J. n. Davis after speaking at Leb-
anon returned TO Portland and told the
Oregonian that he was unable to find
any Bryan men there who were out
spoken and aggressive in the cause oil
populsm and free silver that night. This
may be accounted for by the fact that
the paper mills are being run by the
.O'SeiI Bros. aud Callahan. who have a
monthly payroll OF $500, AID have paid
10 the farmers in the last year more
than ! slo, ,0o0 for straw, 10 lie made into
paper.
The Express says: We publish The
above clipping from the 0gegoniAn 10
let the people see sample Of the pre-
leniions Of the gold hng press. This
gentleman came here and spoke. That
Was AL he did. lie made no conTeris
for Mckinley. His speech was the
poorest delivered here during this cam.
paign, and our republican friends will
admit the fact. The majority OF the
voters here are undoubtedly for BRYAN.
.o'Neii Bros. don't run political ms
chine al their mill. They are strictly
business msn- II 5 poll ol the mill EN-
ployes MAS had. a large maj9rity o!
them would be ior Bryan.
The Advance says: The paper mill
company are Tor free silver. and. whils,
they do nos in anyway apply the coerc-
i've methods adopted hy tie Haanai,es.
All their employees, with b1, one ex-
eep.lon. are Tor the peoples cham piou,
" j. Bryan. Tie 0FegoniAa Is certain
iy the most cotrrps and dishonest uexs-
paper now published, and IS a disgrace
10 Doness aud reliable jo0rnalism.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-10-09
back From Texas.

Postmaster T. J. Sites returned last
night fiom Dallas, Texas, where he had
been with L. c. Parker, ". T. William
son and r. L. Harris, as grand repre-
sentaiiyes of the Oregon lodge l. o. O. F.
TO the meeting OF the supreme grand
lodge, notable and successful gather
ing OF prominent Odd Fellows in the
United States. They were treated roy
ally and were greatly pleased with their
trip whila gone Mr.. sites stood upon
the top Of Pixies Peak with its rare and
cool atmosphere and was below the level
of the sea in the hot southern desert On
the trip homeward. Mr.. Sites met
with strong Bryan sentiment. particu-
larly on his trip down through Colorado,
and it looks as ii the entire coast states
were for him and what he represents.
The unique illustrated catd of the rep
resentatives with their pictures in the
corners, big salmon with an apple in
his mouth, the inscription "Webfooters
are We" on one side and their names
and addresses on the other. and their
buttons with picture of two webfeet
and "uregon 1896, I. 90. e" upon
them, took like wild fire and nothing
there was in more popular demand. Or
egon was well represented.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-10-09

The farewell reception rendered Rev
j. a. Cieland last night AZ the college
previous to his departure for Montreal,
where he will complete his theological
studies, was one Of more than ordinary
| interest. The college rooms we're eIeg-
antiy decorated for the occasion and a
large company of members, attendants
and college students were present TO par
| tIcipate in the pleasures OF the evening.
program was rendered OF much merit.
Miss Anderson was heard in q piano solo,
skiilfullv PLAYED, Mrs. E w. Langdon
sang "Winkin' and BIinkin', Dutch Lu :
laby) At her best. President Lee deliv
cred the farewell address and presented
Rev. Cleland with tribute OF respect,
emphatic in its character, for in II was
embodied, besides expressions OF love and
esteem, a unanimous call 10 the pastor
ate OF TIE church upon the completion OF
Kew. Cieland's studies in Montreal. Miss
Vida Maston followed on behalf Of the
Juniors by presenting Rev. Cleland with
beautiful volume of Jas Whitcomh b
Riley's poems, when the recipient re-
sponded 70 both in happy manner with
much feeling. Rev Riley Little was
called upon and spoke in fit words TO the
| occasion. Prof. Lee was heard in a vocal
solo. ''Lead Us Oh Father, ;" and the pro-
gram closed with the selection "Parting
and Meeting" By the choir A delicious
Tepast was served in an artistic manner
in the society room and sociability was
OF a warm character. During the even.
ing Mrs Cleland, mother of Rev Gle
land, was remembered with f,uit dish
overfiowing with choice fruits. Nicely
managed, auspicious in its character the
occasion vas one that will be remem.
bereC.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-10-09
Newspaper Morality y .

EDfToK oEwoca4r:
The Publisher Of a newspaper has the
legal and moral right. Etihin bounds.
not necessary 20 here set out, 20 pubiish
as an advertisement anything proEiered
and paid for; bot il should appea. - an
advertisement a0d le clearly dssigna,-
sd - sBch, cEAcTwlse the Publisher
practices deception which onghi not TO
be tolerated. The editor OF = newspaper
who sells oas TO the enemy Is as con-
,emp'iosc as tie sAwyer aho he;Ezys hiS
client gArE fi-nuz zssi ais friends
have unlimited means Al their command
Tor conducting "a campaign oi fjBca-
lion among those s-ekius' market iuE
their influence. Why sho3li they not
thus invest sheir money! II succs Ssill il
means Tor them thousands for every
hundred invested. The opposition have
NO fun e TO sxPend. The money tags
are all on The other side, bat the people
are aroused as never before and viii not
Soon Jorge who ;he.r friends we're and
who betrayed ihegn ia this campaign.
oBsE2yEA.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-10-09

\ bo's band lis being oiganz IN Al
bany With Henry Ba"kensto rs instructor.
Oar little ueighbor down the river. Sa-
em, is or cents behind Albany on the
price Of wheat.
Ben Busterworih will make only three
speeches in Oregon, Ashland, Albany and
Portland being the places.
Hon G " Wright. OF this city and Hon
NJ 4 Miller. Of Lebanon, will speak at La
comb tomorrow evening.
Mr. Wright's campaign song at the END
of his article on our editorial page is well
gotten up. the best we have eeen. Read ii
The two Los Angeles boy Musicians, in
| Albany last year, were again in the city
| to-day discoursing music on their harp aud
| fiddle.
| At The Mitchell ratification in Eugene
Julius Goldsmith seld $50 Bryan aud $50
Mckinley badges, says the Guard. The
crowd was Bryan one.
The Roseburg Review says that wher
Willis Dunniway spoke in that city the
audience nearly al lett by the time he had
finished. nunniway's name calling doesn !
take with the people.
The Oregon Woodman says The Alban,
DEMOCRAT IN giving happenings OF Ions
ago from the files Of its paper is giving
old 0regonians much valuable remini,cen
feading matter.
Quite number Of our waierlooans hav
gone or are going east of the mountains
Some intend to stop in the vicinity o
Burns, while others will seek their fertnn
in the aeighborhood of the Nez Perez res
trvation Among the latter is F-ed Gros
and Mr.. Nswman's family. Cor. Express
w. u. Wallace and T. N. Stoppenbac
: accomplished the feat of riding TO Albar
on tandem within "a hours. the distau,
= ridden being ia miles II j. Hewi
: accompanied them rs far as Albany al
back TO Hubbard, when trouble with b
chain on account OF rain and mud con
PEELED him to stop for repairs. Oregon
ian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-10-09

List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by G.. A. Snow &
Co., solicitors of American and ForeigIs
patents, opp q. 5. Patent Office, WASH
ington, d. @.
ID G AsbenfeIter, Spokane. Wash,
hanging and sliding door; L Barney
San Francisco, multiple circuit-closer fo<
electric trsp-pulIing ceyiees; I Hz--
erty San Francisco, center bit: )
Johnston, Los Angeles, boquet holder !;
b Z Keen, Los Angeles, wrench attach .
ment; 7 Larkin, San yacinto, Cal, track
jack s II Miller, Stockton. Cal, disk
gang-plow; Morhard. San Francisco,
composition Of matter for sewer or water
pipes. etc; J s Muir, Stockton, Cal.
Therapeutic electrode; A O'SeaI, San
Francisco, flower holder; Porteous,
Fresno, Cal, combined piog and seeder !;
ID Williams. Wilbur, y ash, po.son-drop-
per.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-10-09
SATURDA
SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL

Miss Elizabeth Caroshers, of the Lcb-
anon public schools, is Ia the city.
John Foshay and Miss A. A. Foshay,
OF Albany visited in Eugene over last
night.-Eugene Guard.
c. McHargen and F. Peck, of Albany.
paid Eugene friends 4 short visit last
evening Eugene Guard.
w A. Long. of Lebanon, has bought
the city delivery business of r. ]. Cock
rell, of Corvallis.
The Mckinley speaking advertised for
the Uak Greek school house last night
did not come off and no club was organ
| lied, only few putting in an appear
anoe.
Following are the officers OF the Junct-
ion City Bryan club: w. W. oglesby,
president; ". L. Houston, vice presi-
dent: II. W. Hall, secretary: o. NJ.
Mcfarland, treasurer.
President Miller, OF the o. A. @. is at
tending strictly to business. He ha.
started for a tour OF number of Oregon
cities with a s,ercopticon. The view.
to be presented all relate TO the .. A. G
and us work.
The Junior Endeavor society of the q
p. church last evening rendered their lats
superintendent Miss Ava Baltimore with
a surprise party, vety pleasant affair
greatly enjoyed by the thirty or forty
children present.
Rev. f. n. Coudit and family hav,
moved from Los Angeles, Calif., to fort
land, and are located at 3l2 Cherry st
The DEMOCRAT hopes to see Rev. Condit
who intends to follow the ministy, per
manently located in Oregon.
Hon. o. 7. Porter and n. NJ. Newpor
spoke ut Tailman last night. Mr.. Ru
pert conveyed them and eight friends Il
the scene: the crowd was so heavy the,
dished the front wheels. and it was 81
before the gold standard men arrived
home.
A recent letter to Prof, George Coot,
from j. NJ. Bloss announces that the ex.
president OF the o. A. q. and Mrs. Bios
are now settled at Muncie, Indiana
, Prof. Boss has an excellent edncationa
position, with salary scarcely less thar
, that received as president of the 0. A
C.-Times.
! The Stanford Senior eleven defeat
, ed the Freshmen at foot ball on Wednes
day, 10 0. The Examiners .tele
graphic account contains the following
"The freshmen were fatally handicappe
|, by Murphy's inability to play on nc
count Of recent injury. He is the cap
I tain and quarterback of the freshme
/ team aud one of its star players.