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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Coz Handsome Sailor Suits, made
JOE with extra large collars and extra
length blouses, from choice, good
desirable wash fabr.cs. An unparalleled
Cents. -,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

EQn takes the Linen Coats. made In
sou all sizes up to Al inches. These
-, are rare bargains and If interest
ed. buying time is now
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

s'sFeillia VIII undoubtedly become unde
fEal 6sle as place Of residence for Con
S5Heneral Lee when his report in the
{s slae Sca sc rea ch.s that city, thinks the
HI III an sfN EXPRESS. General Leas frank
Il ss3ans ling with that affair may be
ssasnsas 2 Sign that he fully expects to
sstfssE.ssssASl ba at an early day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

a9sf4ss.ee oais1nen will give remark
81 l.I inner soon In London. Their
s ss'I VIII VII be, four old university oars
So nave nav attained high judicial rank:
% ssasaona u ghten, Lord Of Appeals in
1 !s.s7:sy Lord Esher, Master of the
slIs .1ali z Lord ustices OF Appeal A.
ssssssSash q AID Chitty-the last tthree
a M lsl't:ng one-half CT the British
psals. The Provost Of I1:on,
3 nod Blue, Will preside.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

QY 10 Handsome designs of Mems
ID &N Plaid CheViot Sack Suits az
.o,, Seven Forty Eight. This
s,Ii.s or price also includes black dress
Sau os tnat are phenomenal values for the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

CE - Double Breasted Refer Suits.
OIL with embroidered sailor collar,
made from durable fabric: sizes
INSIDE or age s. Plain Dauble Breasted
n:tcketS with pants to match up to age
1t. only S.Xty-Five Cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

QX OF Unlined Serge Suits for men,
D4. coat, pants and vest made
var. +h,n from navy blue serge-just the
thils Tor the hot weather period.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

ts. 81, s.is:H i DAILY AMI WEEKLY /:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

G0A Wnsha bic Brown Duck Suits FOR
q Ill boys in Refers inside of age S.
and plain suits up 10 age 1G Think
or 1t. Only Eighty-Nine Cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

HE NORFOLK WIRGlNlAN.
S3ssSs @ CO y1rEininn Building.
n t5nIta \ and commerce Streets,
49, n 0RE0E.k. VA.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
tHsE4VTEET1L YvIREINIAN AND GAR
One Dollnr Pcr HCNr.

#fseJ1ittances, Drafts, Checks and Post
lfaneR Orders should be made payable to
3fEshTs4 ri
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
Probate Record.

In estate Of Peter Maurer, report Of sale
OF personal property filed.
In estate OF F Croft, final hesring set
for Jan. 3, 1898.
In estate OF Clarissa Brown, personal
property was ordered sold.
In estate OF Anna Murray, inventory
aled.
In estate Of Harry Beamer, petition TO
require executor TO pay legacy denied.
In estate of Thos. Humphrey. report os
sale OF real property confirmed.
In estate OF jos. Pearl, final account
filed. e'1A
In estate OF d B McKercher. sa,e of
personal property continued reported.
In estste OF J Fl McRercher. sale of
personal property reported.
In estate OF Mary ]. Costello, final ac-
count OF executor allowed.
George Edwards was admitted 10 citi-
.zenship.
In estate OF Arthur Saltmarsh. final
hearing was set for Jan. Z, lsss.
A guardian was appointed for Isabel
SaItmarsh. Bond $500.
Bond Of guardian OF John swank. in
sane. approved.
lin estate OF Jennie vineysrd, final
hearing was &c: for Jan. s, 1898.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

Architect Bur9grai of Salem, was in
the city yesterday.
Prof. McEwen, the hypnotis, lie in The
Dailes this week, playing to immense
houses.
The Magazine Club viii meet tomor-
row afternoon with Miss Emma
Pfeiffer. Please bring your dues.
Mrs. Merrill, OF Portland, is IN the
city the guest of her con Mr. ii. F. Mer-
rill. having come up on the noon train.
Mr.. Joe. Kendall, of Astoria, is in the
Columbia Iron Works. Joe is former
o. q. & Z. fireman.
The Sentinel, Salem's rev weekly pa.
per, is out, with Claire B. Irvine at the
head. Mr.. Irvine is 3 rust!er, hence its
success may be predicted.
DR.. Hugh Thompson con in Law of Hon
Geo. E. Dorris. OF Eugene. has been ap-
| pointed secosd assistant surgeon OF the
San Francisco city receiving hospital.
w. r. Smith, who was shot in the legs
when Curley Coolidge was killed in the
ieud at Chetcoe, passed through Albany
this morning for his home at siiverton.
He has 10 uss crutchea to help him walk.
Mr.. VIII Boss, who recently coached
the O. A. c. loot ba team 80 auccess-
inlly, was Ia the city today on his way tc
Omaha, where be will go ino business,
He has no superior on the coast SIS q
coach.
Yesterday Vas the ,hirsieih anuiser-
sary nf the Irritation OF Mrs. l.. NJ. Van
dervort, Of ilis city, into the Independ
ent Order Of Good Templars The 0ooC
TemplArs of Salem we're invited TO spenC
the evening At her home. Forty-tou
we're present Statesman.
RC Michel, general agent, and Ed
ward 3 Duffy, travelling freight and pas
senger agent OF the Denver and Ri
IGFand railroad we're in the city .ods,
Preaching o1s Tor business The adves
iisement Of the railroad VIII appear Il
the DEMocgAT.
An cid folka bali wAs rseenily given .
jefferson. aHd old fellows danced wh
had no; done 80 before for forty year.
A. b. Hudleson and Mrs. Maud Mile
lead The grand march, and some ct sh
other old timers were Uncle Chsrle
Miller, Hon. John Looney. Chris. Far
a low, r. r. Meyels,B + Jooney. Abou
: iour hundred people sts 81 the supper.
MansAnlssa Circle Will celebrate thei
II End anniversary 10 night 81 their hal
A iine musical and litearaTy prozTai
will be rendered, also prize ofieIed in
ladies talking contest. All Woo lme
. and their families. neIghbOrs and the
|, sweeiheArts are cordially invipd Pr
: gram commences at $50 The neigh
Dor. take notice. meeting called at
n O'Clock for The transaction OF regular bu
iness. By ordr of q. \.
Watt Ship, Salem's famous hlcycl
rider came IN on the Prineviile stage ia
i. night and left for Portland on the NOR
| ing tram. MIR. Shipp had gone 20 Prin
} vile io- the purpose OF racing man fro
: that place by the name Of Hoages, 81
bad been led 20 believe that all arrang'
ments had been completed Tor the rae
I, but on Ships arrival Hoages refused
n race, and ali there was lett Tor the Sale
ID man 10 do, was 60 return home, out b
2 expenses The Dzlles 7. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

$50 bales OF hops ~ere snld In Eugene
,ertsrdsy at ten cents per pound.
Marien county, alwRy slew, is eansin g
grea; deal Of trouble bY no. having its
tax rUu in.
Theslor Of I W German. a. Yaquina
was raosntly burgiarizsd Of $500 worth OF
goods.
S42yotes we're cas-. in the recent eec-
ton al Pendleion That Is an excellent
showing fer that city.
The New Scio officers are w A Ewing,
mayor; r she TN recorder A hpnkers'
marshal, W i Gill. treasurer CoHey:
r + Hibler. John Uyrus. w Savage, '
b Coins. A NJ Peery and J barnes, coun'
cilmen.
Al AlCroasman. of Portland. made an as
signment last night TO 2 l. Willis. Tor tn
benefit OF his creditors. Total sssett
S26, 900, liabilities STAG 40. Mr. Cfoas
man is well known in Albany. He was
former Saiemiman,
The store OF A b Croasman was attach
ed the sheriff yesterday afternoon, J
response to suit hled in the state elrcu
/ court by the commercial National bank,
q recover on a note. executed In lS94, Il
4 $500. Several payments were made mp
n on the principal, which have reduced u
e original sum TO $1,000 Telegram.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
A klondiKe Letter.

T. c. McNamer, of Forest Grove, wrote
his mother on October L, from Dawson
City. We give extracts from hisfelettsr,
as it is one of the latest out:
1t il now 10 O'Clock st night and am
writing By the camp fire. Candles are
worth 81 apiece in Dawson, and fiour IS
9 pound, and other supplies in proper
ton ,Ibut can't be had at any price
The police are sending people down the
var TO where the boats are, as the boats
uldnot get up TO Dawson. We are 50
lee rom Dawson and are getting out
aft of logs for house, and for IRE
sood, and are going down with then
omorro~.
We are well fixed with grub, We hay'
the best supply of any have seen ol
the river, and We are all .. X.
From what hear, We ought to do We
in Dawson, as grub is Whist counts thers
Our trip has been great one, viii n
attempt to describe it don't thin
we will have any difficulty in standin
the cold, for it was 10 degrees belo'
zero the night of Oct. !, and We did nc
mind il.
There 10 no doubt but what this is
great mining country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

The following from the Junction Times
is caustic enough for place in the Mishs
column:
1t is a refreshing piece OF news to learn
that Mr., Cornell, the day man in the de-
not at Eugene, has been transferred to
another station. Many from this section
when they visit Eugene return home on
the freight and it was next to impossihie
| to learn anything concerning the arrival
Of the freight from Mr. Cornell. He paid
no attention to inquiries and passenger'
had to kill time until 8 o'clock when MIR
Cornell was relieved. The public is en-
titled to courtesy and civility and an OF
ficer who will carefully guard the inter
ests Of his employers win exercise thes
Virtues without stint.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
SCI0.
From tho News:

From tho News:
Mayor Ewing vetoed city ordinance
No. II relating 10 sale and licensing the
sale Of spiritno0s malt and vinous liquors.
He has vetoed evtrF ordinance passed by
the council during his term Of ONCE.
At Q game Of cooked hat on the alleys
here, when eight men were bowling four
on . side, the score was tied, each side
making i24 points, which is good average
bowling. During the evening more than
half the bowlerr. averaged ABOVE 81.
This Was no crack team either lust men
who happened in, ard none of them are
steady bowleEs. Take heed DENccRA7
man before il 10 tco late
Mr.. Araold Sommer. who lives south
OF this city has left for parts unknown
leaving his farm, aud the accumulation
of years behind him. He was prosper
ous, honest, hard working, and goot
citizen. About . year ago part of hi
family joined the Saints" 3 series o
meetings being held in the neighbos hood
where he resided. The dIiereDce in re
ligious views in the family, are supposeS
10 be the main trouble At home. Yet
il to be regretted, as he vas one Of tn
solid farmers Of this section, respected b.
all who knew him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
SATURDAY.
THELOGAN TRIAL.

The trial Of Allen Logan, of Toledo, fol
the murder of Z. II. Sylvester, of Leba.
non. at hop yard at Independence, wal
completed last night and the case given
to the jury at 10 O'Clock. DR.. L. 81,
Jones, Of Lebanon, arrived from Dallas
this noon, having left there at z O'Clock,
and the jury was still out. A telephone
message received later though states
that the jury came in about s O'Clock
with verdict of mot guilty" and the
defendant was discharged. The case
was ably defended by ]. X. Weather.
ford, Of this city, Judge McFadden. OF
Corvallis, and n. L.. Butler, OF Polk
county. The state was represented by
prosecuting Attorney Hayden and Judge
Whitney,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
WHEAT.

This noon Chicago vas the center Of
attraction on the wheat question. There
is q corner on December wheat and men
having it to deliver this month are pay
ing dear for their whistle. 1t went 10
81 90 per pushel, while May wheat il
quoted at e21kc. The other quotations
are:
New York Nay e47kc. December
about 10oc.
San Francisco SSlSc for May.
Liverpool &c higher.
ALBANY 64c
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
FYFclII0RS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all whom
nav @ concern that the undersigned nss .hs
SlsS his final account IN the mater :. ~ ~
ssssts assI M ot Thomas Umphrey. deceasse' @ -na
tSss the county court of Linn county, Soe az
s.ron sua, ' nas Sxed Saturday January etn,Ieso.
ss ,he hour Of 10 O'Clock m for neAlihs
objections to the same. ..;,a ,ha
An persons desirOus ot obleeung s.s y oh sse
ssms re therefore notified to HE snen 20
;sefions with the clerk OF SAID court On "
bstors said date. ALBERT oNrhKE. Ias...
KELLEY Il CURL,
Attys fer Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
FRIDAY
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County All.
stract Company, for the DRMoCR1T. 10,
the week ending Dec. 9Th, 1897
U s to VIM Power, WIN EL
Sec 2S. 7 10 W so acres. 49,.
J l. Cowan. BY y s marshal, to
Bank OF California, marehal's
deed, N OF bl 33, Albany s. EOOO
q F Harold and VT to N Hansen,
yty deed, L S E 4, Sec %,
7 10, ! Z ....::......, 436
wty deed. part bl II Ralston's
add to Lebanon. .,...... 25O0
Claud Strahan ct I'll, by sheriff, to
M Ralston, sheriff's deed,
part lot bl Albany $50
VIM III Queener etal by sheriff 10
Laura L McLaron, sheriffs deed,
Sec %, Tel, W 500 acrs. 3hso
III K arnold ct al, to W E Arnold,
qt claim deed II l0l WI 55 acs 4
] II Anderson and vi to d NJ Bur.
nett, wty deed, Sec 81, r9,l
W 50 acres. s:.... lo0O
Jno w Gesry and VI TO Z U lee.
wty deed, undisided Il inter.
est in 423 acresif TIP li3w s00o
L'fie Foust and zuaband to Ed.
ward Johnson, wty deed, T IA,
l, W l2 acres. eos
Y b Skinner and vi to H Bryant,
wty deed, 7 il, 2, W 50 cres. 10
to Andrew Hale and wi, patent
T9 and 1913, W $40 acrts.
A Hackleman aud wi to ] l. Irwin
wty deed lot 8 bl IS Haeklemans
second ad TO Albany. 10
Frank Wood to Eber Fl Rhodes,
quitclaim deed, T and 10, s,
go acres
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

4
G B Winn, citv ticket agent. Tickets
TO all points in the east.
smiley's clean printing.
Romona-pure spices.
Romona-Romona pure extracts.
Try schiIIng's Best tea and baking powder.
Shirta and collars speciality at the Mag
nolia Laundry.
Pictures from rs cents to s25 per dra n
At Longs gallery.
Crawford & Harnish for photographs.
Prices from sl TO so per dozen.
Snow Flake" -four is made by the
ked Crown Mills of Albany.
A fine line of new macintosbes Just re-
ceiEed at the Blain Clothing Cos.
Red Crovn"-the standard OF color
and strength in -four. All grocers have il
Take the U G & E cteamer for Portland
down river on Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day.
The Albany Dressed Beef Co. are run
ming a bone mill for making chicken feed.
Call and get some.
The church orchestra, OF seven pieces will
k'-y ~ Adp Ec1tAFdA VI the nOi1Qays.
Admission 10 cents.
When you want choice steak, a nice
roast or meat of any kind. call on Henry
broders. He keeps the best.
The peoples party of CIackamas county
nave decided 10 make direct legislation
the leading issue at the next election.
Dis II. z. and U. T. Beers Offices and
residence In post Office building. Specials
attention given to diseases of women.
You can get almonds of F q Pfeifer al
ready prepared for the table better than
you can fx them.
Linn county Is alright also on the potato
question. Yesterday Mr. " W Crawford
let At Crawford Il H2rnishes eight pota-
toes that weighed almost q pounds.
The forty six Corvallis people poisoned
Of the head cheese a-e ali out of danger.
some having entirely recovered While
others are Jet in bed. Dr.. Rarrz szy. IL
was eanssd By bacteria.
It's the uniform finish Of the New Red
Crown Aour which makes ii % indisnen-
- ssSstEY cooks II ran .Iw.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

A LEBANON CLuB Quite a number OF
young men formed q club recently and
have been occupying &. B. Hansard's
building as a reading room. The club
has fast grown in membership and pop
ularity, and they have concluded to Sc
cure q larger building and add athletic
apparatus and other features. This is a
splendid move for the young men, and in
orde. to encourage them number oil
business men have offered to assist them
in financial way. On election day the
bows stood together and voted the tenn
perance ticket, thus giving good ma
iority to that side. Since that time they
have been called the Tammany club. but
they will soon give their club name ol
their own, and viii adopt about the same
rules and regulations as govern the Boys
club of Albany.--Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

Carr. MAEoNkY CoNISs.-Caps. Ma
honey, the Cuban patriot, will be IN Al
bany tomorrow, being accompanied here
on the noon train by the Chemaws band.
At $50 O'Clock. at the opera house the
Captain will deliver an address on Cuba,
in order to give our people an ides Of the
situation there. From Albany he wiil
go direct to San Francisco. thence to New
Orleans, and ss soon as possible will os
in Cuba to assist his eountrymsn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

JEFF OvT.-Col. JEFF Myers, the genial
ex-state senator from Linn county, and
silver leader, is no longer member OF
the state board OF agriculture. His term
of Office expired on December of the
present year. and today the governor ap.
pointed as bis successor Hon. George
Chandler, OF Baker City. Mr. Chandler
was formerly state senator, having been
elected from Baker county az democrat
| in 1886 and served as democrat in the
legislatures Of 1887 and 1889. 1t is sait
that he is now a Mckinley gold STANDARD
nan.-Jourpal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

SPI.KSpip ESTERrAIxERs.-Fro the
Corvallis Union: Greenleat Degree OF
Honor lodge and friends, to the number
Of 90. left for Albany, on special train,
to visit their sister lodge. They lett
here at p. m. and returned at q. N.
ali happy and well pleased with their
visit. It is impossible to put on paper
all the nice things they say about their
reception. Jesse Spencer, Who was one
OF the visitors, saws: The Albany peo
ple are the best entertainers ! ever saw
- heard of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

THE MISEs.-Mr. Lavler Is down from
the mines. It is reported that 800
will SION be spent on new machinery
and improvements, and that an expert
from San FRANCESCA. after investigation,
has made an excellent report OF the prop
critics. In the mean time little work
will be done. The Mimic correspondent
OF the Statesman has this version OF the
situation: The Lawer mines have closed
down. They promise 70 put in more ma,
chinery and they will start up the mul
again the lst ef February, 1898. Some ol
| the men that had families in there have
| moved out, but some are staying in wait
ing for the company to begin work again
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

A pretty Incident OF the game happens
ed at the o @ 4 E station just before the
departure OF the special train carrying
away the Washington team and excur-
siorist Several hundred people crosd-
ed the platform aud the Washington men
gave three hearty cheers for DR. Grath.
president OF o A Q, bat formerly presi-
pent OF the Washington university OF
which the visiting team are now stu.
dents. The act vas q pretty testimonial
OF the high esteem in which the new o
G president IS held by his former stu
dents in our sister state.-Timea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

w r. @. OFFtcERs.-The following of
ficers were elected by the W. r. @. yes
terday afternoon: President, Mrs q
Crawford; S V p, Mrs S 5 Trains V p,
Mrs w w Rowell treasurer, Mrs How
ard; conductress, Mrs A II Martin ;
guard, Mrs A B woodins chaplain, Mrs
Steel delegates, Mrs Hewitt, Mrs Hem
ton, Mrs Phillips: alternates, Miss Edna
Allen, Mrs Haight, Mrs Payne.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
Clubbing Rates.

The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
,sxs YEAR viii give TO its subscribers
s1o oln --.idence in San Francisco rent
inc for $50 month, 8 s.. $50 Q. s oono,s
sI 500 sod nugset and hundreds oil otne,
,h;nSs You can get the Examiner ana
WxTxIS DENocRAT for ESQ year, WIN
the DArLY DENocRAT by mail Tor $4.SS,os
carrler s5.75. in advance The DEso-
e.Ar viii order oaly on combination pay
1ent
LOUIS REPUBLIC, seni-Esekiy:
90 ~ the pesk papers In the onlteo
SAFE. and the DzNocKAr paid IN adsanee'
| fog only 81 20.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
T'HE
new YORK WORLD,
Thrice-a-Week Edition
is Pages a Week -.
=. I56 Papers q feaa
For One Dollar.


1sTh,ieA-a-Wesk Edition Of TIE NEe
YoRK WORLD Is srst sE11ng All e.
papers in size. frequency CT PooncA.oa.
and the freshness, accuracy and Ea1.ety o
It's coI tsnrs- 1t hzs all the merits Of a
eTest IS daily at the prioe Of dolla,
Eeek,y. Its political news is prompt. CON-
uIete. accurate and impartial As al Its reaa-
srs viii testify. Il Is against the ncnopo-
lies and for the people
Il urints the news Of al the world, n2V-
inc srs-izl correspondenee from all In
poTtsnt news points On the gsOes- Il "a.
siIIiant illastrzions. stores oY gsa
authors, capital nuuzer page, eompie1ss
markets, departments foE the noaSeo99.o =
and vonenss woEk and other special oe-
We oFfsr this unequaled newspaper ans
ths DEMocaAT togeths-oae veAr tof -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
WHEAT.

The excitement continues in Chicago.
The shorts are getting the worst of it and
are paving high in order to make deliver
les. Unfortunately this does not help the
general market. The price continues the
same In Albany .64c. Liverpool 11zc lower.
ana tbe other quotations are as follows for
the May deliveries:
New York $500.
Chicago 9lIac.
San Francisco 82Kc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
THURSDAY
COUNTY COURT.

Geo. Barton, county judge; NJ. Waters D. l..
Curl, Commissioners
G W Wilson was elected ] 2 of Dist 70
in place of NJ Flougher, resigned.
Sale of land to Fl Bryant in 1878 con-
firmed.
Fees state against Fred Westbrook
$3.50, continued.
Bills allowed:
Regular salaries of county officers.
Aid ] W Cox $6, Alberts SO, Alma
Vail 50, Sarah Hines So, Mr. and Mrs
Barnard So, ii Myers 81, Mrs Adams as.
| Coleman So, Samuel SIS, Jas w Larue
81. Mrs Junkins $5, Mrs Steithoff So. Mr.
Eouts so, Hen6ersons IS, Edward Bowen
$500. oA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

Captain Jack Craw lord. the poet scout.
should cut his hair now and come in
from the reservation. He has betrayed
one OF the principal secrets oi the long
haired fraternity. In q recent interview
be explains that breaking glass balls with
a rifle from the neck OF horse is accom-
plished by using cartridges f.!ied With
small shot instead OF bullet and adds
"a man ought to be able to ride streak
| OF excited lightning ami break glass balls
With such an outfit as that" Alas! Dc
all popular iols have feet OF clay PEN
dleion E. O.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

THE NEXT sHow-The New York
Vaudeville company will exhibit in AL
bany on Dec. Is and IL, giving variety
entertainment, embracing good many
vaudeville features, besides an exhibi-
bi,ion by the projectoscope. Tho COM
pany includes number oil expert artists
Admission sac. No extra charge Tor re-
served seats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17

WERE EXPELLED. Ralph Knapp and
Horace Ramsey, students at the Nc
Minnville college, were recently expelled
for posting aburlesaue on an order OF the
faculty OF the college. They appealed to
the board OF trustees and were reinstated
pending investigation. The matter
doesn't seem to have been very serious
one, and yet great deal OF talk has re-
suited from it.