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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-25
TO MEET APRIL Is.
Interstate omn nerce Commission at
Austin viii Consider Rates.

The investigation of freight rates on
grain and other products from Kansas
points to the gulf will be resumed at
Austin, Texas. April Is
President Morrison of the Interstate
Commerce commission has notified At
torney General Boyle and the state board
of railroad commissioners.
This is the case which emanated from
the Republican commissioners who filed
before the commission com plants. charg-
ing the railroads operating in Kansas with
unjust and unfair well as discrimina-
tory rates on Kansas products sent to the
gulf for export.
Two hearings were held in Kansas City
and one in Chicago. The last hearing
had al Kansas City in September and
was, adjourned, the case to be re-opened
at the suggestion of the commission.
The rates from Chicago. St. Louis. Kan
Sas City and Kansas points have been in
veStigated and the commission will close
the case by hearing the side to be pre-
scented by Texas shippers and exporters.
The railroad commissions and Attorney
General Boyle will attend.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-25
Rance OF Pr,ces on stocks.

Furnished by Goodwin & Chamberlin.
Brokers in Grain, Provisions and Stocks,
Topeka Kan:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-25
Today's Range of Prices.

Furnished by Goodwin & ChamDer1in,
Brokers in Grain, Provisions and Stocks,
Topeka Kan:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-25
Before
Retirinr...

take Ayers Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the days work.
Ayers Cathartic Pills have no
equal as pleasant and effect
ual remedy for constipation,
biliousness, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with
out the annoyances experienced
IN the use of so many of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayers Cathartic
Pills. When other pills won't
help you, Ayers is
THE PILL THAT WILL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-25
Brakeman Hughes Hurt at syracuss

Syracuse, March Pm Hughes, a
brakeman for the Santa Fe, whose
home is at Dodge City, was knocked
from the top of the cars of the second
section of freight No. 80 yesterday, by
being struck in the head by the spout
to the water tank, and was badly in
jured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-25

BURLINGAME-Th Oates COM
mitted suicide last evening about s
o clock by shooting himself with a shot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-25

Chairman Campaign Committee
FRANK WHITAKER, Secretary
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
BRYAN AT LEBANON.
From the Advance: :

From the Advance:
Hon w Bryan will speak on the
campus OF the academy Morning, July
18th, at s O'Clock, sharp. The procession
will form on public square at 80, under
the direction of Col 9 B Montague, chiei
marshal. assisted by Marshals A Umph-
rey, NJ Weisner, w II Muncy, Ed Kellen-
berger, Phillip Ritter, John South, +
keehier, A 7 McCully, VIM Royce and
Frank Settle.
At the conclusion of Mr. Bryan's speech
the procession will march to the Fourth
CT July grounds, where addresses will be
delivered by the following well-known q
men: Messrs l. Bilyeu, Eugene; "
Darcy, Salem; John Burnett, Corvallis
and X Weatherford, Albany.
Let everybody come and hear these able
speakers on the great issue OF the day
Bimetalism. This will undoubtedly be
the greatest demonstration ever wit.
messed in the Willamette valley, and
fully 5000 people are expected. Mr
BRIAN has no equal on this or any other
continent as an orator.
ID w Hardin and Henry Smith nave
been appointed a committee on camping,
who will provide suitable and convenient
places for those who intend camping out.
w ii Muncy, B Burtenshaw ana G
Bilyeu we're appointed committee to
provide the sixteen to-one team-sixteen
white and one cream-colored horse.
The wagon carrying Mr Bryan will be
drawn by four white horses-two be-
longing TO George McCurdy and two to
Tom Smith. 7 81 Smith will be the
driver.
The wagon containing the singers will
oe under the management OF G Bilyeu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
Who Got 1t.

A Schilling & Co. are doing quite an
unusual thing. First. by giving the
thousand-dollar missing word contest,
which is an original and interesting
method OF advertising; but they are also
managing it with such generosity us to
win the respect and admiration of most
critical observers.
For example: they agreed, tbesides
giving thousand dollars to those who
found the missing word) 10 give $lG0 10
each OF the two persons. who sent in the
largest number OF yellow tickets before
a certain time.
Now it appears that these prizes were
YES 10y two grocers 10 San Francisco IT.
e1ssmon and Ring Bros.l who sent in a
very large number of tickets.
But 4. Schilling & Co. did not think
this fair TO the consumer. because they
had no chance whatever against the gro.
GERS whose opportunity for collecting
tickets is so great: so besides paving this
500 to those grocers, they paid $500
more 10 Mrs L. Daring. sie Bryant ST.,
San Francisco, Cal. and Mrs W. Funk.
Ninnsmucca, NeTada, who headed the
list OF consumers.
"Money-back il you want il" seemed
fair, and 4 little mo-e. but this doubling
up OF the prizes is Te-liy altogether too
much 10 ex pect. Next thing we know
OF, that thousand dollars will turn out TO
be million.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
Religious Services.
LgrTIE losE BuD

The pastor Of the Baptist church will
speak Sunday evening on she question
"poss the World 6row Worse" TIE
ordinance OF she supper will be observed
a. tsse close Of the morning service
The following services will be held a.
the Christian church july 4ih.
Preaching 1870. S : II 80 =. N. In
the evening specisA Endeavor services
will be held and the following program
has been arranged:
Opening songs, Sunshine in the Soul''
''Send the Lsgai," congregation
Prayer-A. Barnes.
Quartes-Central Society.
Ten minutes talk on lesson topsr-ti.
Myers.
Dae, -Ioretsa Stewart, A Marshall.
Solo W. :" lids.
Scripture rsading-Lenora Grover.
Ladies trio-GrAnd PrAirie Society.
Solo--LoreiiA SGewArs
Address on &C. z Work" pastor.
Song-''God be With Yoa''-eongre-
gallon.
"MiEpah."
Services com neace at S p. m. Every
one invited 70 attend COMMITTEE.
Services in the U.P. church Sabbath
Preaching morning and evening by Rev.
Smith.
Service at the c. p. church.
Friday p. IN.
Saturday am.
Sunday II q. m and : 30 o. m
The services for TGrssiary S. p. III. and
Friday l0:S0 =. IN have been good
Tie other services we desire TO be
made better by fuller attendance OF tbs
church and as many friends as can at.
tend.
The Lord,s supper will be administered
a, il \. m. sunday, and all the Lord.
children are invited 10 take in memor,
Of Him.
We desire 10 make the O'Clock ser
vices Saturday morning especially help
full. prayer, song, and conservation, pre-
paratory 20 the taking OF the Lords sup
/ per Sunday / q. m.
The public cordially is invited TO q;
tend these services Come.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
FRIGAY
SOCIAL AND Personal

Bernard Jackway came up from Port
lard last night.
Mrs. NJ. @. Wire will entertain tie Ep-
worth League this evening.
Mrs. G. C.dHogue attended meeting
OF the IS club at Corvallis this week.
Hon. Claud Catch, of Salem, son Of the
new o. A O. president, will deliver the
Grafton at Gervals.
The Taylor Sisters and mother came
up from Portland this noon and are the
guests of DR.. W. Ii. Davis.
Mr.. Neville ana Frank Wire returned
home yesterday to spend the 4th with
their parents DIR. and Mrs. Wire.
Prof. E. B. McElroy has gone east on a
trip. While there he might do well to
study logic, in order to be ready for bis
new duties in the U. of o.
Mr. VIM. V. Baltimore and daughter
Miss Ollie went to Portland this morn
lug and will go to the Cascade Locks on
the big 80 cent excursion. They viii be
joined in Portland py Miss Mildred
Burmester.
DIR. J. c. Littler's new dental Offices in
the Brown block, just north OF the DEAd-
ocRAT Office, are among the neatest and
most tasty to be found anywhere.
new dental chair oithe attest pattern with
fountain spittoon is feature.
Rev. II. l.. Reed. the new pastor Of
the PRESBYTERIAN church was entertained
last night by Judge Finn. several young
people being present 10 meet him. Rev.
Reed and Judge Finn we're Vermont
neighbors, coming from the same city.
Fred Ross left for salem this morning
where ne will play with the Sa.em base.
ball club in a series OF games which that
club is matched 10 play. Fred will oe-
cupy the pitchers box, and he will snr-
prise some Of their crack batsmen over
there in the val!ey.-Toledo Leader.
Mr.. Martin Payne returned last night
from trip TO Eastern Washington and
Idaho, visiting son near Moscow. At
Moscow he met Judge Piper, formerly of
Albany, now circnit judge there. lie re-
ports times about the same as here, with
perhaps more moaey around.
Mr.. Homer keenev, of the class Of a7,
L. al o. lets for his home in Linn eoun-
~ Wednesday morning lie expects 10
atten Cooper Medical college next year.
lie was accompanied home by Mr.. Clyde,
Fogle. also OF the class oi 81, who will
make short visit there.-Eugene Reg
ister.
Dir. ]. d. Bennett, who has acted az
postmaster in the city since Nav 80,
lsSs, steps d down and oat this norn-
ing aud was succeeded by Mr.. :. III
Sheriff.. Mr. Bennett has given uniyer-
sal satisfaction during his long term OF
osiiee Harrisburg keyieE.
Charley Chamberlain. son Of Hon.
George Z Chamberlain, Of Portland. 6
native ol Albany. came up on the noon
train aud will spend the sth here
Charley, noS yoang man. belongs 10
the athletic team which sill exhibit
here tomorrow afternoon.
Homer Saith Of the firm Of McAiee
Il Smith, the Yew Park grocess. an4
May PlaIg were united in marriage
abont a:,s1 O'Clock last evening by Rev.
Walter Reynolds, at bis residence on
l2gh street. near Oak The bride is
daughter Of one Of the prosperous farus-
rFs living near Scio. in Linn ecsmtv. aud
the .srooui has been resident OF Salem
Tor several years man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
Oakyillc.

Mr.. Sanford OF Salem made US a pleas
ant call last Wednesday. Call again Mr.
Sanford.
Miss Peterson aud Miss Wiilei, both OF
Albany, made pleasant visit to the
home OF Mr.. \ ). Hamiil Of this place
this week.
Miss Elsie Long OF Corvallis made us a
pleasant call the fore part of the week
Miss l. will teach al the Hulburt school
house this fall and winter.
The late rains have found some oi our
farmers with hay down. but We have not
heard OF any being lost as yet.
Ed Thrall passed through here yssier-
day. Ed Is successful business man.
A nice Photographic view Of the farm
residence OF ID. 4. Wade can be seen a.
Smiths store. Il was taken by A. S.
HAmili and is good picture Of Mr.
wade's house, barn aud family.
We have plenty OF moisture for the
present, and our garden will do for
another month withnst ans rain aud We
think the grain can 10 wiIhoai any
more.
LgrTIE .losK BUu-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
TlLL 4 SfARK keep K, si ,he best. ."'

Best
ICE Cream
Anywhere
At +. Ii PfeiFers.
See Smiley about it.
Smiley's pinters ara in
Dawson sells Liyerine
Liverine SOC at Dawson's.
Dshila bulls at L Eanton's.
Apples at c Brow SELLS.
Smiley does the best printing.
Delicious ice Cream soda at +. Il. Pfeif-
fer's.
Pictures from 10 cents TO SIS per doz n
at Longs gallery.
F II PheiTer's ice cream has stood the
test. /, il all right
Crawford & Haruish for photographs.
Prices from 81 TO SO Per dozen.
Water white comb honey from California.
Just IN at q + BRowSELL.'s.
The Ruth leaves fer Portland at Z II on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Try C. Simpson & Sons City Laundry
or brst class worE-opp ST. Chas hotel
] w Bentley. the pIone..r 200. and shoe
man, does hrst-class work cheap. Call On
him, just north Of the DEMOCRAT Office.
Mrs, Yiereck has connected pariors with
her summer garden. where she can serve
the pablic IN all kinds Of weather With her
delicious ice cream.
DR. q. W. Maston. ply sician and sur
geon, Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
! iy in city or country.
Drs. IL. E. and o. Z. Beers Offices ant
residence in lhe rost Office building. Spec.
lai attention given TO diseases Of worlen.
j. Noreross has moved to Just east oi
Schmeer's stables, 2nd street. where he vii
keep in market fine iish, game and poul-
try. Call on him.
Louis Viereck has s-cevei ,ac services o
George E. West. an espe fenced tcnsoria
artist. First class work guaranteed a
Viereck's shaving and hair cutting parlors
You make score every time You bu
your meats of the Albany Dressed Bee
Company. Only irst class meats are KEEP;
of all kinds. and prompt and careful at
tention is the order Just down the street
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
SUMMONS

In tie Ciresf Curt Of de State Of Oregos
for khe coHsty Of LlnB-
J Gurney Fowler and " Caesar. plain
tiffs
~ g Morgan. a. administrator Of tie Is
tate Of Thomas Morgan deceased Jzmes
=. Morgan as zd zdniniz.rztar or 'he estate
Of Lsdia Morgan decezsed; May Ann
Cray. Frank Gray her husband; Agnes
NeNeil, John Mcneil her husband. John
\ Morgan. R1th Morgan bis ~ife; James
w Morgan, Morgan his wife; "
G Aoag.n. As-gzn IA. xiie; Jane Nor
gan, Z Morgan. Morgan HE wife; Mar
gsFer DuIcsn, D1re1n her hs<band; g
l. Stycer and H2t1ls ] Str de-; Ina Co.
NatIoual b41k "a coFporaisorl " II GA
ia, A BCsh, Trustee; First Eatioazl Bznk,
{. >Ospor.tlop) AID Milsoa Hale,
Defszdzuts
To John n M5-eaa and Rush Morgsa.
his sife.as Margaret DaEcsn aud Das
can, her Husband. Dsferdxnss
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON Yos are hereby required 10 .p
par and ans ser the complaint file5 against
yoa In tie above entitled salt, b the fiat
day oI the next term ef this eOart fOsEozI7g
the expsrz:I0n Of sud ssuuao1 toEit= By TIE
4sh Monday II Ja1e. Is97 sbeinz the 2S b d.s
0f sa8d month; and If yea Izls 90 TO appear
20 answer, for want thereof, the plaintiffs
xi.a apply 70 the cogrs Tar tse re i=t PRAYED
fer In the G enpi4sBs 6sed against yoa hers
in. t3wit: P0r deere f0recio=irs csftzis
mortgage executFd b. oee Thomas Morgan
srd L. ydi& Nosgaa. his wife, (oosh decezx-
sdl 20 the Jzrrls-co1klia AlO-Eszse Trust
Comnasy, 10 s<csre tEe Iasnsnt OF Sl625.
with interest, and the further sum II Slo0
attorneys fees Sid mortgage being upoE
real estate sztnxte In TIE eoa1ty ef LIN.
.'ate Of Orsgoo, .nd particularly bounded
and desc ibsd zs follows, tawIt:
The " = Ct the d L c Of D8v:d " Al
iInshan: Essaaret in Secs 3 ard 81. Tp l5-
south. Rasge 4. W II, eoaz@iLizg l59
acres mote or less
And directing sale ct said properly IN the
manner provided by l2x and applicaii0s Ct
the proceeds tkersfson TO PayHent cf the
clam Of the pzin.sEs herein. IzelzGinR
eSsts. dssbGFssneasx Of suit and Attorosys
ices
This rInmoas i pzbIi.hed bv O-der o.
the HOoorAbls ID II Hewitt. izds= ofssid
court.
Made asd dated oa the sstk day Ct Feb
rnsry. 1897.
GEO W H-EN MoS-4SYE 4HAcELExAs
AIsOruey fcs FsIntsszs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
A. Bush Home
From the Journal:

From the Journal:
A. Bush, who has returned from q two
months tour in New England states, dur
ing which time he also visited New York
and Montreal, was seen by reporter.
/ At the latter place he witnessed the cel-
ebration OF the Queens Jubilee. Mr..
Bush brought home beautiful badge
that everybody wore on that occasion.
He says the Canadians packed the city
full. and seemed to be very numerous
and extremely loyal. In all it was re-
markable demonstration, well worthy OF
seeing, Mr.. Bush says. He noticed the
English, Canadian and American flags,
with occasionally the tri colon. In New
York he met Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett. Mr..
Corbett expects TO get his seat in the SEN
ate when it comes to vote. Senatorial
courtsey cuts no figure, but Mr.. Cor5ett
will get some democratic support. There
is some building being done in the east
ern states, and there is some improve
ment in business. but everywhere the
complaint is of hard times. Business
has suffered some diminution and values
of property have declined but not nearly
so much as in the west. Mr.. Bush is
glad to be back in Oregon, and considers
the summer climate in this part OF the
Willamette valley unsurpassed anywhere
in the wo.ld.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09

JACK O'NEILL MARRIED. + rom We'd
nesday's Telegram: At noon today there
was celebrated in an uaostentatious man
ner a pretty home wedding at 7SS Irving
street, the home OF Mr.. William Coburn,
OF the passenger depart OF the o II 4 \.
The contracting parties were Miss Fannie
Estelle Coburn and Mr. A O'Neill. trav-
cling passenger agent of the . r & n.
There were only few intimate friends Of
the bride and bridegroom present, but it
was an exceedingly oongenial and pleas
ant party that sat down to lunch about
o'clock and offered many good wishes
to the happy pair. Mrs. Sandy Girls
void, a sister of the bride, from Omaha,
performed the duty OF giving the bride
away. A number of business acquaint-
ances of the popular Jack" sent re-
mem hrances. At 5:45 this afternoon Mr.
and Mrs O'Neill left on the Great North
ern's flyer for Spokane and the east. AZ
ter the wedding trip they viii return to
Portland to live. There Is no better
known railway man here than Jack
O'Neill. The bride is an Omaha belle,
and is sister of Mr.. William Cobuan.
A host of Albany friends OF the groom
will unite in congratulations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
a Busy Business

One OF the ,iveliest places In town is
Smiley's printing office. just north oi the
DENoCRAT Office IN the new Brown brick.
These rooms we're especially arranged
for this We equipped plant. growing
trade made il necessary 20 have moF-
room and light. which is here well pro-
vids3. Parties in need OF printing can
prices are always right. while his work
is decidedly ahead OF any printing ever
turned out IN Albany. 4 fair cou.pari-
son is the otiieis program for the cele-
bration jnst OF. today.
Remember the location, ground floor
New B.own Block. Rroadalbin Street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
THURSDAY
CIRCUIT COURT.
DEPARTMENT /. G. IL. BURNETT. JUDGE.

DEPARTMENT l. G. II. BURNETT. JUDGE.
In the case of John W. Patterson, ar
rested for rape on Josephine Landers, a
young girl of Scio, the jury after being
out all night came in at 9 o'clock this
morning with verdict. 1t was guilty
as charged in the Indictment" 1t is un-
derstood the Jury stood 10 for conviction
and 2 for acquital for a long time. Not
withstandiug the verdict there is diff.
ference of opinion as to the guilt of the
defendant, some thinking the evidence
against him inconsistent, while others
like the jury, particularly Scio people,
being confident OF his guilt. The DRNo-
Graf has sought TO only give the facts
without going into the details, always
better kept from the public.
A formal motion for new trial was
made and denied. The defendant waived
a day for sentences and was sentenced by
Judge Burnett to seven years in the PEN
itentiary. AS the maximum is twenty
years the sentence is light one.
In the case of 0l Adams convicted of
selling liquor to miuors, the defendant
was sentenced to months imprison-
ment and to paw the costs and disburse-
ments of the ca'e. lie has alread '
served 60 days awaiting the action of the
grand jury.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09

ALAsgAS CCEios.-PerhAps the larges,
and most elegant collection Of Alaskan
curios in Oregon is that owned hy Hon.
o. 7. Porter, and collected bF him dur
ing his four years residence in Alaska As
L. 5. marshal. II includes all the odd
freaks oi workmanship Of the natives ol
that country, unique ia construction We.
neat Rnd attractive in appearance. The
collection is worth good mary hundred
dollars and il one worth seeing. Il is on
exhibition at + NJ. French's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09

BAKER CoUx1Y MUsI PAY i'm 1891
the state OF Oregon brought suit against
Baker county for back taxes amounting
to about 81. 600. Alter FIVE years OF lit
igation, Referee r. F. Bonham, appoint
ed by the supreme court, has rer-
desed his findings 10 tile effect that Ba-
ker county must pay ali but about 5000.
barred by the statute of limitation. Al
ter adding interest and costs Baker coun-
ty viii probably conclude it had better
have paid without litigation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09

A NEw PREsIDKST.-Goy. Lord and
Secretary of State Kincaid came over
from Corvallis last night by carriage and
rem aimed st the depot hotel over night.
going to Salem this morning. They had
attended the meeting of the board 81 re
gents of the O. a. G. The board not
withstsnding the governors efforts in
favor OF President Miller, elected Prof
Thos. Catch president aud Prof. Moses
Craig to succeed Prof. Hedrick. Catch
has taught in the Z. of o., Willamette
University and the Washington UniveT-
sity and is man OF sterling worth as
we'll as fine educator. The o. A. :. is
TO be congratulated.
The vote for president was five for
81. B. Miller to for Prof. Catch.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09

MAKING REcoRp.-Hr L E Carl, a
cyclist from Roseburg. passed through
this city Monday evening on his way TO
Seattle. The gentleman is trying TO
make a record for long distance riding
and when he passed through here his
cyclomeser registered liz miles for that
day, expecting to make Albany dis
tance OF 20 miles the same day. making
l42 miles the first day Harrisburg
Review.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09
b, the Oregon Central and Eastern
Railroad.

The Oregon Central and Eastern L. r.
Co, in connection with the San Iran
cisco and Ya9uina Bay Steamship Co.,
operating the steamer 'Farallon between
Ysquina Bay and San Francisco, has
made rate oil sla, including meals and
berth, for the round trip from Albany or
Corvallis to san Francisco and return ioT
parties desiring to attend the Christian
Endeavor convention to be held al San
Francisco. Tickets will be good going
on the next voyage of the Farrallon
which is due - sal from Yaquin on Jul,
End, and returning good until Aug. 10Th
For further information apply to any
agent OF this company or to
| EpwIS STONE, manager.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09

The Albany Steam Laundry, NJ. D..
Phillips proprietor, does work that
speaks for itself. Il Is high grade what
ever the article.
Now specially is being made OF ladies
hirt waists, which aIe laundried for
only 10 cents. Delicate colors retained
and goods handled with great care.
You can depend on work done by this
aundry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09

Lesnuel ". Nelson was n&agesi at
Grants Pass this ioreaooa. q dispatch
stating tha: the execution vas suEcess-
iuily carried oai. Nelson VAS srresIe I
abou; year ago Tor the murder os 3 man.
which occurred near Ihe line hsss cen
Josephine and Carry counties. and. after
a quarrel between the two counties As 20
whore be should be tried, which qgarrsi
was decided in favor of Josephine eoun.s.
&c Was irieI and eonviGsrd upon purely
circumsian,ial evidence An effort was
made I" secure q respite hns wiihous
avail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-09

AT CAMP JAcGsoN.-A letter from Hood
River announces that the encampment
is great success. The boys are having
a fine time Not person had been put
in ths guard house. The camp WAS sit
uated in delightful manner with the
white tops OF Hood and Adams on either
side. The only accident was isil by "a