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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-30

Two more conyicts In Auburn have
gone insane through the idleness en-
forced on them by the labor unions,
and may therefore become permanent
charges on the public. Take these
prisoners out and set them to work on
the roads. Then something will be
got out of them, and the labor unions
as we'll as other people will be the bet
ter Off
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-30

Pittsburg is to have illuminating
gas at 90 cents per thousand feet, and
the men who will supply it are not in
the business for its hygienic advan-
tages either. They are eccentric
enough to believe that profit of 20
or 30 per cent ON their investment
will warrant them in going into the
enterprise.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-30

Leave Lambertyile for Remington am
and 90 m, week days.
Arrive Remington si5s N. SIS and $40 r I'll
week days.
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Would you have
New things at
Popular Prices?

There is no question but better
values are being offered for the
money than ever before.
Our policy is quality and up-to-
date styles.
We are bound to be LEADERS
this season on two EVERY DAY ar
ticles, viz:
Ladies' Shirt Waists and remember n,a,',Is % ,he
Mems Shirts. aoa,eaa, atnlo
and fit OF our Waists last season.
They are positively superior in every
respect this year. Made by one of
the largest manufactures in Troy, N.
Y, and bought direct. We are in
a position to guarantee prices and
control styles for this city. Note
cut for style, and then see our stock
for selection.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-30
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

Quarter Acre Lot on Brunswick Turnpike. near
city limits.
Acre Lot with small Frame House and Barn
near Lambertyille.
Eight Room Brick Dwelling with cellar aud
attic and large lot, on Cottage Hill.
10 acre lot with frame house and barn and apple
orchard near Dilts' Corner in Delaware township.
3 Frame Houses rooms each, on North side OF
Elm street near Main street.
2 Brick Houses, on South side Of York street,
near Franklin street.
Ten Room Frame House and barn. with large
lot on Cottage Hill.
very desirable Lot IS feet front ON Delaware
avenue
Small Frame Houses, Wilson street on ill.,.
stallments
Frame Houses, rooms each Franklin St..
near Swan, terms easy,
Vacant Lot, Franklin street. near swan.
Small Houses, 5, Main ST.. near Weeden.
Frame Houses n. Union St. above Elm.
Small Brick Dwelling, Brunswick avenue, Cot
tage Hill.
Room Frame House and large lot, Brunswick
avenue. Cottage Hill.
20 Acre Lot, in West Amwell tow nship, between
Rock Road aud Turnpike
Acre Lot. with House aud Barn 10 Delaware
township, near River Road, ~ miles from city.
rs Acre Farm along York Road in West Am
well township. cheap.
Oct L. 1895.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-30

She; My face 10 my fortune"
He: Il am sorry. could never
psryy, q -womanI whose fortune was
all Settled On herself
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Leave Lamhertyiile Tor Manunka Chunk 20
1920 IN, lts, SCI aud s.23 p m. sunday, 70 ~
For Phillipshnrg and Easton oRly 6gs p IN week
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Leave Philadelphia tkensington] 645. 7 40 100
q IN, l2l0 $50, 80 and 6t4 p IN. weekdays
Leave Philadelphia BROAD Street Ststionli s
and 800 m, 1900 noon, 2.30. 562 % ami -
IN. sunday, 702 M.
Leave Trenton 762. $50 III, 100, 8 90 Az, g u
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Leave New York, Desbrosses and Cortlaudt SIS
via Trenton, 800, Los m 10, 500. 400 and 100
m. sunday, 600 pm.
West Twenty-third Street station - aud
10 j5 m, l.s5, 2.a5 a.55 aud S. N Sundays
50 D IN.
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from Philadelphia and Nsio rork

Street Station 9 Il, I04i aud
IS aud $40 p. N sundays.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-10
CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASURER NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the assess
r ent roll Of 31~al Improvement district
No IZ8 ln tho CRY Of SEATTLE. s5r the i'm
pfoVeuaut q East Terrace street tn the
city - Seattle. created ny ordinance No.
a. from Broadway 80 Twelfth Avenue.
hE constructing al troH stone sewer plps
tween said points together pitn all nee
esrayy Wyes. mf4nholes. l2wp-aossA. Yea-
fsIatOYs flushing taHEs. openings ard
catch basins and providing for fhs pay
meat hereof oF ths mode - '.iEnme4la ~
payment" and tabstshlRE fund for
sarn payment hy ar assesgfneut upon al
The lots snd parcels Of land benefited by
81 ordinance No. $685. approved April
p ISx2. as amended ~ ordinance No.
go approved May ssh. 1tss and re City
Charter as Dew IN force has been
certified TO TIE for collection ara tnat nu-
less payment % the sseessrnent thereon
contained IS made within thirty days
from the date % this notice such assess
bear interest 81 THE rate e 81 pr cea1
pr anngm urtl paid ard = not paid Be-
sore s2&A assessment SHsH have hss-1-as
delinquent. g penalty OF aEe per cent.
stat be adde's and she ms Ge..nQ4euE
shall - entered On Ire znnuai TAX fail for
sna ct5YEeft year against ~ae8 .14 an4 par
eel 30 &C., inG 4snr and M.th tAa penalty
arate acrsgrt berg kept thereof zn9
II not pad within tne time 4E@d fer the
payment ~ fttE taXes. saaN bs co.tesc ed
- suEE taxes are co#&eets1. together &gsA
s1ch additional charges ana penalties ~
ara authorized 20 ~ charged na coffee q
~ 9.her 4e.taaaent taFes- aad eaeh l5t
OF sa4Ee@ a. e&..-ss@eas s-~-s - soA. Tor
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THAD HUTTON,
Master IN cnancss5

NOTICE or sHERIFFs SALEM TEE
Superior Court OF the State ~ VS.. ~.
lngt0R. for the County Of King -
Town Of Columbia municipal cpIp.
ration, p.aintin. ". Security 5ss'Ss'
Bank e. al, defendants. No. Eli -.
Under and b. viTfue of an order o, =.
and special execution. issued our o. Va
above named court. In the above efsal..JgI
action. and 70 me directed ard deslsus-
] have duly levied upon the foi.oFins -
serieea real Properly. sifuatea ~ ~
Lot one hundred and ten tllN 10 90 80
nam Der four i4l. Of the plat 81 Co.lna..ss
a 80 a parcel Of laG5 described as iotggT' -
Beginning az me South Hest corner g, -
ntrn Der one hundred and eseTsn ll3u =
block number four 90 % said plat Q. i. 4.
lumhia. thence running North aioes
y est boundary line thereof 70 TIE s1as4
west corner % lot number one ha.aa.s.
and eleven Gii} thence East atoHs ~.
North boundary line thereof. seven . 80
six inches. thence south az f.snf $3.50 a-..ss
20 The West boundary line % ths 49,
boundary line OF said lot, themes -.
seven feet SIX inches 70 the ppint = "a
ginning Lot uumb Der one hunofczs -
twelve Gi) 81 block number four "
the pat of Columbia. also track @ -. 80
described as fellows Beginning = -
Southeast corner u lot number oiss ~,
drsd and eleven uiD IN block BGsS1 ,s..s esx
90 In the plat of Column 0la. ana fu1ss.-y
thence West along the south oosz.s<, ~
lias Of sab iOt twezty-t 10 feet sDs 90
i0ches. thence NORTH and par 80
the Essf boundary line 81 said i0t = 49,
North boundary Mne 81 said lot hl@.st
one hundred and eleven ull). fhsnce =.
twenty-five feet and six inches - -
Northeast corner Of lot nlfTslf5sr oss 1~er
Gred ard eleven G1U thence s1lth $50 ~
the East Boundary i!ne OF said i0t - -
place o. beginning
Notice - therefore hereby given tnss -. !.
Friday. the 9th day 0f March, ~ = n
hour 81 10 o'clock g n. - said d1y',ss
the front door o. the eOpFtheLss, -
City % Seattle. IN sad KING L0aag's 4
xtg se1 the ao0vs described grVpes j..
public auction. 10 he highest ara
bsfder for cash. go
TBated thts go cav % Febriiarg. -.
WAg n MOYEa. SEN
EAxL!axz 5tSz42 A1, A<tozcssA
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE public Is hereby warned rc' 20 psy
AIRY nnc1sy 20 parties represeafsns 20 =
sgenss o. the Seattle Post-lntssLis, = I,
srespt the f1siowtng, wae ar. 80
Int<sisxeneer. viz J. A. NrtSls.tA1; >. =
Hxwsty. Z a Harrisoa. VII n nanDe
This does not apply TO ressasnt 2eeo.s
~fsfss srs6 soxrs IT. ths Northeast nor %
rostrasgtsrs. who zrs n a. eases e1tn2r-
lied 70 take susscrivti0rs fer 20 Daay'
eunf&y rnf Weekly PoSt-i alesis,r
Haxfsv W. W Fwfnr ar5 WI. eea,ry
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fr order 20 secure correct frserlo1 q
notices under these hsatings The sam.
should 5e Jeff az fss business o1scs .
this paper. Nc charge IL made TOR s1SH
notices.
rmrefsI rotsres -eRosrfEon- or other sr>-
eszf anrourcsrrenss wxE - csargsS a tns
rate Of II cents p@r Dc each fnesrItol.
PC@T~T~TELf.TGE@%GE CO.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

the I4th or April. lsas. untg na,s -
ing 10 Tire terms and cnndsfto,s "a ss1f1-
certain bond made. executed ana Isss
cred oy tne said defendants Wss4as ls<
Ssla'se arc Ias =, squire, TO the plalnr.s
lsrh day or October. Isai. and IA -
ohjsct or said action Is 10 oh.as-a 20
foreclosure Of that certain r.~-. -
made. executed and delivered BY 49, ssa
defendants Watson g Sauire ara =, sad
Squire. his wife, 10 the p3ainti- -, - Z
poraHe0ussy with the eNerut5or 80 sts n
livery OF the said bond, and whs~s- . g.
mora &c IS recorded az PAGE ssl - 81
ume .. OF the Mortgage Records 4. ~.
klas county. and was given 10 sess'.s
the payment of the same. sass -[e
gage being upon and covering la,s sae's-
KING county, state OF WaShlnrssr ~
serihea As follows. to-wlt. - s y
60 and eigat tsl. in block four al e'sa
that part OF the CITY OF saatffs ~
out BY William N Bell and A a al
alss lot twelve I'D. in block n-sass
IN. in the plat az an aaeiftoa - ssea
town 81 Seattle as laid OF bv -
l9enny. together With all and sins,,,s.
the tsnemcnts, heredl,aments ana ae--.s
teaanceS thereunto belonglng. ars 1919. ss1ss
tain sale OF the said Premises =. -
2 order Of sale or special nxserstae ss
sNch foreclosure proceedings sir~~sass y
me saefln or King county, directing -
10 sell The said morlgaEed lands i, -
manner prescribed By law. and a.. :. -
proceeds Of such sale TO Pay ina ar - ~
OF the Judgment sought 10 ~ A asa
aforesaid in said action. together -. =
the costs OF such sale and OF saca .A,ss-a
and 70 obtain decree whereby snrS - ~.
SHAH bar all equity and rights - ~
dtnpuon OF the defendants sns -. =.
or either OF them. In and "a ths -. 80
mortgased premises. save such AZ 1. 80
videa by the statutes OF the s,ssp ~
washington. CARR & PREs1s1y
Plaintiffs Attornsy.
Postofftce address: 500 Pioneer 49,.
Seattle, King County. Washingtan
Date or nrst publication Fehrlisry a.,
1897. Nas
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REWARD.

reward Of 80 viii - psic Tor infor-
nasson ieadizg 10 TIE srrssi ara e.hs
ton - sry oEs stealing copies o. Ie
fos,-fnt&lllxsncsr delivered % suoscrfeeFs
shrouanoGt the city
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suvEsTrsERy NOTICE

Advsrt..~rs aesgrilg display aGverose..
rasnss changed fer de sunday assus ms
E. M In copy ey ] o'clock Saturday 70 IN
sure change.
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wA~TED-Good strong man wants work
a. quartz mines. understands rock Work
wei. 1--WE yearg' experience ADDRESS
Miner care PoSt~Tntellgencer
wASTFD-positlon as Gler by man that
does saw pounding also, Is sober and
steady Address Box 70. Aberdeen,
Wash.
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NOTICT-Tne business Office OF Us
Poss.fnsfi gsncer Is open until ~ .. "a
Sunday hours, a. n. 70 IL p "a h'sa s,s
20 D m. Classified Advertisements VIII
he resolved up 20 shi8 time
Advertisements under tire head OF Losl
Touad. Fer Sale. For Rent and sltaA1io.g
Wanted vii Do inserted az the rate OF !
eznf q word each Insertion. Payment az
tnyn Ia advances. No Advertisement re-
sksTsd FOR itas thar . cents
Advertisements ~iil BE- re?ssved al
trenct Offices o. the Post -lni.sss
TACOMA BUREAU-So. il2 feeiho
P0HT Tow~sT~D-willisr 7 Jones
RFIfY<GHAA rkY-Sss Wnatcom.
o. n Culver, Manager
CfykPrA-IT5k Main street.. Chanes
Watson. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
al this once.
ADELAIDE " Instrument In 2. J.
BERNARD Min. Renter.
pnsiras. NJ g. Rarnard
~
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LACE MAKING AND EMBROIDERY.

u
LACE MAKING AND EMBROIDERY.
BATTENRERa
MATERIALS s PATTERNS.
POINT LACE
MATERIALS s. PATTERNS.
HoNFToS BRAIDs.
STAMPED LINENS.
EMBROIDERY s. KNITTING SILKS
At nesfon dspsrtnent o the
UNDERWEAR DEPOT
JOHN z. KELLY.
1Sls & 1915 First Ave between Union q
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. FLEIscHER. Deutsche artz; spe-
caal1y, surgery. genito-urinary ana e.
male diseases. oftce. Gottstsia oiock.
DE-. HAsEr.L. NJ. r. c 3. England. 81
Washington bldg. Telephone, Main al
Res, Sreea 81.
DR. SARAH KENDALL. Holyoke block.
Teiepnone, Green SSL
DR. c e HoYE. Is Occidental Tel
black ISL
DIP. ANNE pTrSsrT $50 poxw.il
block
DENTISTS.
GEO. W. FRACTION ID D. s. - starr
Boya h;r--Ir --arS-s,,nss- owe Black
81: Residence psa 81
sets. 81; both sic. filling. 81 and up; sS-
tracing 5ac.
pr n - .--------.,s u.,c,I.v
Ta1eab,r. SatLa II, y - Ps5 Sr
ATPrp- -o.a-,z, - ,IocE
Fran, =. FORREST. fly
stieSe
Rgrts ~, THOMPSON, D. ~ o.
oIocA-
p y o,Co>-~----, - -. - -,-r.x- nn,la-
ing. N->oH' H. M d. Da''sS
t,s HOLMES. d. D. s.. celmsn ouiia-
r y cENrrC - - VT nlg
- -
oCULISTs AND AURysTs.
--------- -----------
pbxsic,an o., h diss oc 80 - ssrost. re-
moved to rooms Sss-ss7 Bailey building.
-- eolner secona and chsrfy streets
DR.. STIILsON. eve ear nose and throat.
-.------ ~ <-. Il.n-E--..
-----------------
MISS r MR. ,1,-s,,1, a. $3.50 a,,.r,,s.
1rIaauste Opticianf livery tacai'yc cor LOT
snItstion 80 49,, raon VI .ie and eve
INV AZ -------
Nps E..,,U-r1r 80 so,,., .,r,c.,
rss,,rn Il he- .oS S,s 5ou cia,rvoYant
sight. reveals the past present AID r fu-
s soa J, M ns1 aI hlaes 81, sscoa
avenue.
I-rAynFp T,5ooe1Ssn- sIste-writInr
medium; @tiings daNy' NW, ciTctes'
,Iues1ay an 2, I tlus s,s his Ms, rbsrd
and Columbia
,,,,c- -.-,- - - =, ,--,1--.-,1 -
and treatment; absolute cure for rheu-
mausm ana nervous "eakheSs.
NINE. FRANCISCO. the wonderful clair
Voyant; do not fail 70 see her iilo Sec
-- -
MRS. LESLIE, 1893 Third Napor ana
-- - - - -
Fl-ORANCE MAX NlN publicly predicted
- - - =
MRS. CHRISTIE, 81 second-Medium,
- ----------------------
ruIpoponrsrS
.cc.,.:,>::-.~~-,,~,--os,-- g, g.,
HAS N..s = r, rlls, RiocS 'ehu avenue.
ATToRNExS-AT-LAw
EoyT & aooT John p. Hoyt Mno
a raa'
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ICE AND COLD STORAGE.

DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STORAGE
CczpanY foot L ni0a street. nAuufac-
tnrs- crystal Ice from distilled water.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
SOCIETIES. CLUBS and individuals who
wish TO rent the finest aaH " we elIy
for nvenlug entertainments should see
wilson Wilson's Modern Business COL
1ega. New Collins building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-10

The following tracts OF lsns
situate, lying and being in IN. city y
Chehalis, Lewis county state OF WasAs
ington. and particularly DESCRIBED a az
bounded as follows. to-w!t. 1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-10

W AsHTSGTON WIRE WORKS 81 south
TniF3. every hing u a. ornamental
sran Wcrk ngs escapts etc
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MASTERS SALE.-In the ITni,.a g..
Circuit Court for the District az ~
inston Western Division. asl'
y. X. Holbrook, plaintiff. vs.. Doernh..,..
Furniture Manufacturing cennanv
corporation. defendant William "
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~ N.FFs y y .IaII y AHst. IN tTN ahnv1
entitled action, l am commanded M -
All the property, real and personal n N.
hands or said receiver. William NJ Trrs
hart. being the property OF ana 80
Doernbacher Furniture Manufaet,,rs-..
tDrnuapy sn-ueft. ~sassAA
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FOR SAf.FS-Smau stock groceries and
hardware tall stapiesl IN country town.
with st@a mer and railway connections.
Investigation will show this 10 be first-
class propositions reasons for selling.
outside interests requiring all attention.
Address Douglass. care Post-inteltgen-
GER
FOR sALE-9te Detroit: gross ton
mage So length, 81 feet; 500 horse power
freight and passengers ". ID. Hoius
& CO. sls Bailey building. Seattle
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ALBERT BRATBERG-M OF
artificial limbs. limbs Of any make re-
haired. also shoemakiug and repairing
Sa1 FIRST avenue
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STOVE AND RANGE -sLPA1AS. Al
A.1~s .--@ Tara s1Ee@&
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Beglnnlng II a point which bears sou,A
I'VE degrees, thirty minutes east 80
hundred ten feet distant from the sonfs.
east corner OF lot eight block numhs,
one. of Eliza Rarrafffs aadltlnr, - .-ae
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Graduate Optician. Every facility Tor
scientific examination OF the eyes. Con-
sultation free. Fine spectacles and eye
glasses.
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NtIUIIHE I IeCc4Ntf OF uefendanf
Under and by virtue OF A sleera. -.
order of sale issued out OF tke T-ns.aaa
SSssates circuit court for the Distric, !:
4th day Of February. 1897 in tha ah, saa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-04
The Reason i.

Mr.. G. F. Skipworth in the Eugene
Guard tells why Mr.. Bryan will go to
Lebanon. He says: l notice an article
in the Daily Guard of May "a, relative to
w. j. Bryan's visit TO Lebanon, and
think you do Lebanon great injustice
by saying "the appointment should have
been Albany or Eugene instead of an
out of the way place like Lebanon
Certainly Mr.. Editor, you were not con.
versant with the facts or you would not
have made the above statement. Mr..
Bryan's appointment was made at Leb-
anon without the Intervention OF any
committee whatever, but was secured
through the personal efforts OF Hon. NJ
A. Miller himself.
Mr. Bryan wrote Me- Miller personal
letter to the effect that he had intended
to go through from Ashland to Portland
without stopping at any intermediate
points, but inasmucb as he hal person
ally promised Mr. Miller that il he ever
came to Oregon he would make Leban IN
visit, therefore he would spend sunday
here and SPEAK TO tie people on the fol
lowing Monday. Now these are the facts
in the case. You can readily see that il
was through Mr. Miller's efforts, unalded
by any one that Mr. Bryan was prevailed
upon to speak in this part OF Oregon, and
had it not been for the personal friend.
ship that exists between Miller and
Bryan the people in this section would
not have been permitted to hear the
great orator without going to Portland or
Oregon City.
In view OF the above facts think the
newspapers and public generally. should
d. l. 4
the meeting success. The citizens OF
Lebanon will entertain their guests in
royal style on that day. Let everybody
bimetallism. Respectfully.
~ r grtuernuw4s
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8 ATURDAy
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. Ronald, of Seattle, brother of
ex-Mayor Ronald, Was in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 9lakely, Of
Brownsville, were in the city TO- day.
Mrs. 5lakely went to Salem on a visit.
Mr.. LOUIS Gaihraith. who died this week
was a member Of the United krtizaus. car
rying $4,000 policT. This is the first
death in this order in Linn county.
Lester Hulin died at Eugene yesterday
afternoon at the age OF "a years, of dia-
belts. He was the father OF S, A, Hulin.
formerly OF Albany.
The Epworth Leagues lawn partv a,
the residence of Mr.. n. NJ. Newport was
a very pleasant affair. Nice refresh.
ments were served.
The College Band, about % strong. in
white uniforms, went to Hulburts grove
this forenoon to attend the big picnic
They were accompanied by a number o.
Albany people.
The young people of the Baptist churct
spent pleasant time last evening at tt,
home OF III. c. Chamberlain. Games
were played, program rendered and re
freshments served
The directors of the North Side schoo
district this week elected teachers fo
the ensuing fall and winter team. They
are: Principal W A Calder; assistants
Mrs X L Michener, Miss Bassett ant
q + Smith. Mrs w A Calder, who hai
taught so successfully in our school TO
the past six years, did not apply a. Thu
time, preferring to take much neede,
rest.-Rrownsville Times.
| win Holman, graduate of the agri
cultural college and former teacher il
the Corvallis public schools. was in tow
yesterday for the first time in eigh
years. He is now in the drug busines
in Masonic temple, Chicago, and tw
weeks ago arrived at the home of hi
father, Wiley Holman, in the north en-
OF the county. He expects 10 remain i
the west month after which he return
to Chicago.-Corvallis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-04
Base Ball.

The butchers "never did thing" to
the BARRIERS yesterday afternoon, but hash
them to pieces SO to l6 in five innings.
In the early part of the game the BARRIERS
led by IL to 2, but il is said the butchers
saw some blood and the manner in which
they cleaved the ball was a caution.
Mack was knocked out OF the box and
Fuller put in, but in the fifth inning
they made sausage in long links, IA
straight. Farrell, Senders, Ramp and
McGrf evy threw for the butchers. the
latter only in the last inning, giving a
fine exhibition OF carving. only one run
being ma lie off him Farrell did tire
best general playing for the butchers, and
Fuller for the BARRIERS, the latter making
home run. Frank Kitchen, with the
butchers. did some remarkable base run
ming, making several grand stand sprints.
Art Holt, a former Jefferson catcher
played first base well for the butchers
and was good at the bat, aud the BARRIERS
had good man on this base in Bo xer
NetI. The sides were:
Butchers-Senders AMI Farrell. !;
senders, Farrell, Ramp, McGreevy, p !;
Holt, lst b Newport End b.; Saltmarsh.
ord b.; Shultz, |. / /; Wagstaff, C. T.;
Kitchen, r. t.; Ramp and Senders, 8. g.
Barbers-Fuller and Mack, C. and D.
alternating; Neil. Let b.; lsom, End b !;
stimpson, 3rd b; Holmes, /. L.; Borum,
{. T.; Viereck, r. f.; Grandpa Crawford,
s. 9.
The gsme- between the lawyers and
printers was postponed until Monday, az
! p. IN.