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The sun., 1897-02-11
7HE HORSE SNOW ENDED.
High JumpipE and High stepping At the
Horse Exchange.

High Jumping and High stepping at the
Horse Exchange.
The inaugural horse show at tho American
Horse Exchange came to an end last night. The
attendance was the largest of the week. about
1000 persons witnessing some lively sport on
tue tanbark.
The saucy little gray marc Actress. one of tho
stars Of the last National Horse Show, won first
prize In the class for nigh steppers She was
driven by c. q. Pratt. John Arthur's Leader,
the Scotchman, was placed second and Sam
HeIter got tho yellow rosette with his cream
white gsldIng Silver King. Hexter's whito
morse was again placed third In the runabout
prize went to John Arthur's bey mare Lady
Dunerin sure-onough trotter Of snowy nstion.
j. shawers bay marc Anna Held WAS second.
Four were shown In the cInss FOR heavy III.
bury horses the prize going to VI. II. Tichenor's
Prizsca,cher. lofty chestnut gelding Of l8l
shands that won IN the brougham class on Tues
day. John Arthur's Montreal was second, and
John D9yle's strathmorc was third;
cobs under saddle with the hand dsome chestnut
mare Fanny Fern, owned BY Mrs. W. +. Kot-
man. The rcd ribbon went TO Dr. Charles Nc
Hero.
The spectacular feature Of tho programm.
was All exhibition OF park four-in-hands. three
teams paradng In the ring. John Arthur's four
bays, shown tca red and black body break. were
second, and e. Proctor's bays third.
Flora and Lady, remarkably SNOWY. speedy
pair OF llttle nay mares, owned ny IOhn Doyle,
easily carried of first honOrs in tho class for
run"hout pair. Isaac strauss ,rosns, Perfect
and Perfection. were second, and NJ II. Tlche-
nor'a big browns, Abnor and Wolscy. were third.
Mrssis. fresgrave and liulme who judged
the high stopping pairs, could not agree when II
cam" 10 Tying the blue rosette. and u third
judge G, &, Ouintin, was accordingly called In
to decide between &. i. Bates's Actress and
Cock Robin and John Arthur's Lady Dufferin
nnd Leader the Scotchman, Quntin called IL a
drawn battle for arst hOnOrs. and each pair re.
Ceived 4 blue ribbon and $35, TIE amount OF tho
first prlze. G.. 4. Myrck's Wonder and Baylus
were placed second,
The silver cup. valued Mt 100. and offered by
Aure BRtonyi as consolation prize for harness
horses not having won ribbon at tho show, was
awarded Ia VI H. richenor's bay gelding Fila.
The regular programme ended with jump
Ing contest, IN which the clever fencer Brien
owned Dy Menendez d. Palmer, cleared the
sticks In capital style and won the blue. L. 7.
Martins Alexandra WAS second and Billy was
third. William Durland's chestnut gelding
Senator was then brought nut for an attempt
10 clear the bars at six feet. Ridden by VIII
liam Collier tho horse nt tho second attempt
.oarrh away above the topmost rail, jumping
nearly seven feet.
The sun., 1897-02-11
McCuiioeh IL the Worlds Amateur skut.
ing Champion,

MONTREAL Fob. l0.-J. X. McCulloch OF Win
nipeg. Man, is now the undisputed worlds
amateur champion skater. The 5000 metro
race in which McCulloch came in first, but
which was disputed owing to n mistake in
count laps, was, after several pos tponements
for McCulloch. s
Seyler Of Switzerland, his most dangerous an
tagontst who came In good second on the last
occasion. was feeling too unwell to skate nnd
McCulloch had practically n walkover. The
only entries In addition to McCuiloch were NJ
Lordahl, Norway; John Davidson, Montreal
and A. Lee, Montreal.
Lord ahl and Davidson skated first. II was an
easy win for the Norwegian. who covered the
distance In o:30 l-5; Davidson, 10 100 3-5.
McCulloch then went on tho ice with Lee OF
Montreal. and covered the distance in o min
utes @5 2-5 seconds. MoCuloch's time is behind
tho record. which is 1897 3-h. McCulIoch.
having won three out OF four championship
events AT this meeting is entitled to tho title ~
world amateur champion skater, and receives
The sun., 1897-02-11
ritz.,m mon. Start. for the West.

Bob Fitzsimmons, who is matched to meet
Jim Corbett on March II for tho heavyweight
championship of tho world. left for the West
Yesterday afternoon At . o'clock from Jersey
lity. The chainpiO went on the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, BY way OF tho Chicago. Rock
Island aud Pacific route. Accompanying him
we're Martin Julian. Dan Hickey, aud Ernest
KOeber, Mrs. FitZsimmOns was ~ the depot TO
SEQ her husband of. In discussing the possi-
billtieS OF the fight fitasimmons said:
~ may last twenty or IL may last ten rou nds
put n get in my punch II will probably be over
IN tho hrst round. nm going to win as quickly
rs can ont VIII he wary aud take no chances"
Julian said that no did not know exactly
where Fitzslnmons's training quarters would
be; lie has arranged for Filz to give sparring
eAhlbltlpns on the way. BOb's nrst stOp will he
at Pueblo. From there he will 90 to lendyllle
and finish al Colorado Springs.
Billy Brady expects to leave for Nevada to-
day accompanied by George Welty, who has a
heavy commission To place on CoTbett.
The sun., 1897-02-11
New York a. q. Mt Peace with the A. A. l..

The friendly overtures made by the Metropul-
itan Association OF tho A. A. L. 10 tho New
York A. G, have brought about the desired re.
suit and with the seventh Regiment 4. A. al
ready back In tho fold the reunion OF the lend
ing athletic forces IL now practically complete.
Such a happy cuminatOn was not effected
without considerable diplomacy ana mutual
'ohcessloh' ana the oihCmls on both
sldss. who decided to meet half way and hurry
the hatehet, have good reason to congratulate
each other on the result and its important
With the emblens OF the y. Y. A. G. ami ths
seventh Regiment in the fed, the coming
Championships and other important tourna.
ments should appeal strongly to popular patron.
The sun., 1897-02-11
Bowilng Games Tonight.

United Bowling Clubs IIeadpin Tournament
Rosedale No. 2. Tourist Cycle Club, Frank lin Ioom.
inRdnlr. II rnkehlia,. .Rnd Orchard No. 2
Harlem Lraguc-Cyclone. Lynwood. aud Cable.
Uncle Sam National Tournam-nt--Intus Uloo,n.
inghalc, and FideIia No. /.
ana Clique.
,,Archdiocesan Union League -Loyola No. l, Loyoia
No. 2. and 81, Mary's.
Arlington National Tournament-Arlington vs.
Apollo.
Bronklyn Royal Arcanum League sui Tourna.
ment-F-rn council. Hrevoort Council. Had Long
Island council. AZ Fern Council alleys.
Strin's Tournament Farmers, Oriental and prov
ress. '''"
Athletic l."aguc-El1abcth A. c. vs.. Orange A. C.,
NJ EIiNlbrth A. 4. alleys.
FnresIrr~' Lragur--liUsrlle VS.. Chiids.
Central Leagur-SCw Jersey A. q. VS.. Park club
a. New Jersey A, e. alley,
,ctrrthcrs Satonm Tournament Fearless vs.
NsineckC. -
Jersey city t.eague-van Bergen vs.. Tcutouia, Mt
Van Bergen alleys.
New Jcrs"y Association Tournament-X Spartan
W. Riverside. Suartan vs. Jrlly, Spartan vs. JciIy
Associated Cycling cubs or New Jersey Tnurua
mrEI-Tourist cycle cab W. AIalanIa wheeImen
at Tourist cycle cub alleys.
Class II Tournament Monday Night vs. Union at
MONDAY night alleys
The sun., 1897-02-11
s,nnoeL Win. the Recreation CUP.

HtcEESsAcE. Feb. lo.-Ths bergen County Gun
Club had thirty trap shooters its grounds to-day
and seventeen OF them entered for the Recreation
cup. The conditions 100 targets. unknown
Anglcs sinnock. the winner. Is OF the youngest
trap shooters in the STATE. and to-day surprised
himself The scorei p. sInnock, Newark Gun club,
70! Count i.enonr. Passaic. ~. Iexamer. Hsckon'
sack RIVER ~. Remscn, Crescent. 90 shorty, En-.
eruld, 49, Barron. Boiling sprinR IN; wright Boil.
Ing spring ss' Taylor. Bergen County. ~: Thur,
man, Germantown, 90; Agar, PlanreIl, 90;
Henry Duncllen. 20: Hail, Bergen County. cBi Har.
rlLgton. Hutlcy. 7Di fairmuuIt. EndeayoT 80;
hnrphey, Cartrret, ~; N. z. Money, C1rteret. $50
Edwards. Boiling Spring. p2
There n'ere many sweeps, tho chief winners being
''''
The sun., 1897-02-11

Harvard's coaches. caused an open breach by
severely criticising Yale's play and general de-
pertinent.
Cornell has AWAY. been foremost as boat
ing university. and for years mas turned out
splendid of,rsmeD. Last June. In the big quad
rangular race nj Poughkcopsio. Cornell won
in the fastest American time on record Tor
four miles, Harvard finishing second. Yale
rowed at Henley last July .,and was defeated
by the celebrated Leander crew.
The sun., 1897-02-11
GIdeos's Weekly News.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. l0.-Chairman
Gideon OF the l. A. W., has issued the following
weekly bulletin:
susp- nded-P. ndlng payment Of entry fees W. q
Paige. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Fred Il Thompson. Canton. Ill
sliprnded For one year from Feb. 8, for competing
In novice race after having won o prize, also com.
petng whle under suspension, s. Meyer, Chicago
Declared PROFESSIONALISM. B. Scott Mcdonald, Pa; 4;
dena. Cal; hyron A. Hill. Pasadena, Cal: freeman
Hlll. 1uscumbA, Ala.
Record. Aoeepted-Professional, unpAced. nying
start against time by Arthur Gardiner, Denver col
Dec; 1890: one-quArter mile. 20 Is; onehaif mile
The sun., 1897-02-11

The Ice polo game between the Brooklyn Polo Club
and the All das 'achuseIts team at the uIermont
Avenue Ice SKATING lnk In brooklyn last llrht vas
won by Al Massachusetts, by TO D.
The leo polo game between the New York polo
team ana the hontciair "A. @. ended In q dispute at
the Ice.Paace Hink last night and the re IN ~
the game TO New YORK by l to o.
The sun., 1897-02-11
LsTERSCHoLAsTIC CHESS.

koen Struggle for First Monors Iihaire
aud Faik Play Four Hour. and 4 Fjourn,
Play was resumed in the New York inter-
scholastic chess tournament Mt DE La Sale
Institute yesterday afternoon. One more
round remains to be played. The games yes
torday were the most interesting thus
far and attracted u large crowd Poor, the
Cutler School representative. again asserted
himself and forced Hunt o; DE La Sale to re-
sign after thirty-two moves. Falk and Llbaire
were pitted against each other for four hours
ana then agreed 10 adjourn until tomorrow
afternoon. summary;
The sun., 1897-02-11
Fox T-rrirrlTip Poisoned.

Percy. II. Taylors fox :errler Tip. OF the Belmon,
Kennel stock and a prospective winner. was pois.
oned on Tuesday. as supposed. by some malicious
person. while exercising In front OF Mr.. Taylor's
home in Cation avenue, FiAtbush.
The sun., 1897-02-11
Racing at New Orleans.

NEw oRlrAss, Feb. io.--F-ggy. ratuy weather TO-
DAY krpt down the attendance to th" ",uun rtta'
lar. the track suShy AMI three fdNurit"s Won.
Met arcns Fat Dunuc securing the $1,000 J." C"llI'
Hanhcnp cicNcrly summary
First Racr.-Onr mile. Ouiagur, ITO g. Req .
TO .. w"u' Pirate, 100 lraurhampl, 10 90 3. 'r.'
Time. 81,
Second Rarc-iIal' mile. ironIcal. H1 =. la,
Tett'. l. Ia |. woDi George I. Todd, log ,NuG-a >
to !, second' Floss, 93 dorsey. O. l. u'r'
Time. O:bi.
lhlrd Rlr"-SeyCn turongs. RHou Gpoir, y
lGhnnunl 90 won; llllshorn, luH tNoiN"I, t' ..
second: Bon clampl't, W IT. burns. 90 ?, ih.t'
Time, lI3hly,
Fourth klrc-Lc Compile Handlrap. s',ono, NJ
three. Nrar'oiis: seven furoug, l.. puuu". 'io
tbrauchampl, 10 l, won: Donna EItn, l.i o.
REM. TO l. second; sharon. lUG tSctorrrr ! %
l, mira Time. .35tp.
flfth Race-SiN furlOnss, Lady Louise, SIS T.
Hurng, TO 2, wont Iilliau r., lU2 ,lllrs 'h. o
l. srcondi Al kyris, " "a. BARRETT, !. 90 l. 'hf II"
Timc li2lr.
sixth Eace-s,x 'urionSs. whlr. loE H0s..
champ. TO I, won; Drlure. lO3 ,T lurr-. o
Time, l;22i4.
The sun., 1897-02-11
baseball Notes.

George Davis anu Houe. the new outnclder- OF
tue New YORK Bas"balI club. arrived In this city
yesterday, Both players viii stay here until he x
Monday. but will not Join IN III ehAud 1al practice
Davis saln ne intends 70 report FOR duty or about
The sun., 1897-02-11

{ is the individual ltandin.

The pairing for the final days play is:
Frankel vs. Engels Christensen va LIbAire Hal.
mann vs. Mclean. falk VI. Poor. Briggs "a. Hunt Won
The sun., 1897-02-11

bARgsp'lE, Feb, lo.-rrnccs, AlN U l.r a. ~
race her" To-day surprised tue talent rs VII nl'a .
HO 10 pchlluK foNSl"r", tue not ft'ur''..
-, p,.' ~ ""a hu'''''' s.,,,I nuns,
even, won: plGdr Traluor, To for tic I,a'', -..
oni; Glover Ncnilg thiri, Iimr. l'l''.,
Second Race-NN turlnugs. Prlura,, Al'N. n. .
! ami 10 to L. won: toSgluve. l TO FOR tlr u.a. h,
srcond' beloved tLlrd, Time, -.
Ihlrd Nlce--NeNcn furunEs. lii, Grace, p"
nul 90 Il. won lalmlrn, 80 Tor thr place. -..
oni; Monolithr third. Time. l3II.
Fourth tacc-Iour ami u hRlf furluuEs, loren A.,
o 10 ana even, won. rrhir' Flower. to ! 2 '' A"
pa srcond; Muutp carlo MIRA. Imr. l.'.
llfth ka"r-NiA fGrIlaEt. NaHra5, . 20 '..t
even, won. Btiliiaucy. TO fort. e pa 'r 'r""'.
Rama thlti rlm", liIlNi
Slain Haco-lhree. quarter ~ "A mile. Nl '"
I 10 nni \ To o, "uu3 'aui"Bura. lu p fnf .'
place. scc0nli Lrlpse thlId. Imur. IL,
The sun., 1897-02-11

BArInoGr, Frh, 10 Tho rmlico Driving rlun ,
concluded arrangements fpr the spTluE mrntIH- h !
clhiin"i dates Tor "a" fall meeting, Tue -t'..
meeting VIII u" hold ne nrst wee, IN June. I''.
WI 10 ten raves Tor purses uI 500 each. ''7
date' cEnsen tor ,Uc fall E,rrtn~ are Srp - .
Oct. !, This VIII he The week following tuu ll''.
wood PARK meeting. There VIII Ue four stake r.. .
of ~ 900 eacn anu ak purse OF $jOU sAsLs
Thv STAKE races VIII close May 1,
The sun., 1897-02-11

This afternoon at 3 o'clock Oakcs will play his
third game, meeting Champion stark. who 10
ESQ to 200. and In tho evening, at
Barnard, both handicapped at 200
points. Brookiynites are greatly Interested In
this latter battle. favoring Barnard. the Mon
tauk star.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
svilIe.

Frank Wood, the Albany marble deal
er, this week placed beautiful monu-
ment in the city cemetery to mark the
laet resting place of the late Mrs G. H..
Cable-One of the noblest o. women,
Messrs G. A. Dyson and Wesley STAN
dish have been packing their outfits and
are now awaiting the sailing of the
steamer Elder from Portland, for the
gold fields. These gentlemen are the
first to leave this locality for the north.
bat later they will he followed by sey-
eraI others who hope to dig much gold
in the far north. We sincerely hope
that their highest anticipations may
more than be realized.
Otto Hiatt, OF Albany, who came to
Brownsville Saturday with wagon load
of grave stones for Mr.. Frank Wood ,also
brought with him jag of Albany taDgle-
foot. This he reinforced with some ol
Brownsville's "best,n and as natural
consequence he was arrested on a charge
of being drunk and disorderly. He wal
landed in jail, where he languislied unit
Monday morning VIXEN Recorder Bargel
assessed him s. ard costs, amounting tc
81, and all for the ''fun" of disturbing
the peace and dignity of the city for /
brief period.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
Firemen's Bali,

The opera house on Christmas eve.
was decorated in genuine fireman's style,
displaying old time spirit. Different
parts of apparatuses were tastily ar
ranged over the hall, A good many
spectators witnessed the unique cos
tunes, tasty and grotesque. Following
is list Of maskers:
Queen OF Hearts, Lizzie Fowler.
Starry Night, Mary Hoetlich.
Blue Bell, Clara Wheeler.
Grape Paper Dress, Mrs. Chas. Wheeler.
Jockey, Lee Morgan.
Ivey Girl, Edna Robinson.
Clown, S. w. Holman.
Clown, G.. Bratton.
Rainbow, Willis Arnia.
Red Riding Hood. Media Reece.
Irish Girl, Stella Zeyss.
Nurse Girl, Miss Reams.
Princess, Eta Risley.
Paper Dolls, Georgia Custer.
My Ladies Maid, Zeila Williams.
George Washington. 7. Howard.
Black, A. SterIberg.
Posy Co Yap, Ihas. Wheeler.
Masque, Della Darby.
PAPER DOLL, Lottie Custer.
Prince, Rookie Wits.
Milkmaid, Lutte Sternberg.
Fairy, Ora Payne.
Autumn, Mrs. killen.
Sailor, Harry Pollock.
Diamcnd Dick, Toppy Barr.
Clown, NJ Payne.
Cook, Bert Prussell, Gail Boetelle,
Luther Smith.
Silver Bell, Mrs. Clarence DuoruiIle.
Mack the Barber, J. X. Chambers.
Clown, Boxer Neeland
Pocahontas, Mrs. Bulls.
Jack of Hearts. W. c. Bulls
Frog, Vernon Ramp.
Blue Bell, Mrs. Coin
Scotch Huuter, Lucy Kelley.
Snowflake, Miss Connell.
Queen OF Night, Martha Risley.
Nun, Mrs. Quimbv.
Domino, Clarence Dubruille.
Spanish Troubador, K. w. Conn.
Prairie Flower, Disha Miller.
Chrysanthemum Girl, Della Doughion.
Out OF Season, Mr.. Parrish
Hayseed, Mrs. Parrish.
Hayseed, A Coins.
Rip Van Wrinkle, w. B. ellison.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
Sudden Death.

George Hawkins. the weii-known G. A.
r. man, died at the Pioneer House this
morning of heart disease.
Yesterday afternoon he spent some
time fishing in the Willamette, and
when he went TO bed at a Sout I0 O'Clock
he WAS as well as usual, which was only
fair, sor he had been subject 10 iaintins
spells, and it was known that his heart
was very weak. In the morning he was
fcurd dead in his bed, lying on his side
in peaceful manner, as il the passing
away had been an easy one, probably
without struggle or consciousness.
Mr.. Hawkins was q member OF the AL
bany G. A. r. For awhile he was an in
mate OF the Soldiers Home at Roseburg
but left it ana returned 30 Albany to re-
side. He was 60 years and 5 iays old.
and had been married twice, the first
wife being dead, having separated from
the second wife He leaves two iaugh.
tiers, and ha' sister in California.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
at p IN. at the Pioneer house. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. Cane.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
A Supreme Court Decision.

The Standard Shoe Company ct al, ap.
pe!lants, We X. n. Thorn peon ct nj, re-
spondents, from Linn county; H. Ii.
Hewitt, Judge; modified. Opinion by
Bean, ].
Il appears that Thompson, a merchant
oi North Brownsville, Linn county, was
insoiyent, and an action was commenced
against him by the appellant and consid-
erabie property attached. Therefore,
Thompson secured some OF his creditors
and Immediately attempted to make a
general assignment.
The opinion of the supreme court is
that the evidence clearly shows that
Thompson made the preferences COM
planned OF in view OF q contemplated
general assignment, and as part OF the
same scheme. For that reason il is Of
dered that the decree Of the circuit couIt
be modified to the extent of setting aside
the general assignment, so far as the
rights Of these plointiffs are concerned
under their attachments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
4 Never Ending Suit.

lion. J. G. Fullerton. of Rosebury,
Judge al the second judicial district, ar
rived in Salem yesterday afternoon on
the ? o'clock locaa train, ard repaired at
once 20 the state library where he met
the attorneys representing the various
Interests involved in the distribution Of
the so. coo access. accrning for the sale
in attachment lac. summer, OF the
steamship Willamette Valley" once
the property Of the Oregon Pacific Rail-
road Co., and eold at procedure had at
San Francisco, where she was hbellei
fer supply claims.
From o'clock until 6 in the evening.
Judge Fullerton listened to the argu-
urents Il counsel in the matter of the
confirmation Of the report OF referee A.
/ q. Woodcock, of Eugene
The gentlemen appearing in advocacy
OF the respective interests were: Wallace
Nash. sor the alleged lien OF T. 6. Hogx
claiming under receivers certificates
Judge John Burnett, OF Corvallis, and G
9 Bingham, of Salem, Tor the general
creditors aud labor lien holders and
Judge W. S. McFaddeu, OF Corvallis ior
the Bonner & Hammond interests
When seen last evening by Ststes-
man representative, Judge Fullerton was
unable to even approximate day when
he would deliver his judgment in the
premises.-Statesman
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
HOME AND ABPOAD.

Winn, citssticket agent. Tickets
70 all points in the east.
Smiley clean printing.
Komona-pure spices.
homona-Romona pure extracts
Try sehiliing's Best tea and baking powder.
neil's. 4
Shirta aud coIlars speciality at the Mag
nolia Laundry.
Pictures from rs CENTS to s25 per d,z D
AZ Longs gallery.
"et set OF carving knives for an xmas
present at Hopkin BROS.
Call at Hopkin Bros and sea The nocka,
knives best line IN the city.
Crawford & Harnish for pb,.oy,a,bs
frlees from 81 to so per dozen.
=, oe sure and see the auti rust ,iaware At
hopkin BIOS, will las. lifetime,
Saow Flake" -four lie nads b. the
Red Crown Mills of Albany.
a tine line Of new uaein,o,h.s ;,s, ~
eei"ed al the BIain Clothing Co.'S.
Try our pop corn it never fails TO Don.
{ Z BRowxELi.
lied Crown the standard of color
aud strength in -four. All grcoers have il
IAEe the e & L cleaner 70. Portland
day. -N i"i'
Large sales and smsp profits il the motto
0. hopk'n 6ros. and ,haa il why thar are
always busy.
WI hen you want choice steak. q nice
roast or mea, OF any kind. call on hepry
6rodess. HE keeps the best.
DIS IL. l.. and U. <. Beers Offices and
residence IN post othcs building. SpecisI
attention given 10 diseases Of women.
oa or about January lst Ar. Geo. z
fisa val add TO his plumbing store a sne
line oi shelf hard are, keeping Il hrst
class stock.
Tie best meats of all kinds and snod
treatment a, the Albany Dressed Bsef
CompaHys market. Just down Second
street Good weigh, and prompt attend
ton.
The suits eaniiEGe 10 pile up asains,
he Oregon Fruit and Produce Co. of
sAsem- There are no< s-Eea complaints
on Die, calling for t5,5I36l.
It's The uniform anish of the New Rel
Crown hour which makes il 80 inpisDen
s25 10 the pastry cooks. Il can aiways
os relied npou for GOOD results. TRY il.
James Ennis died at Salem this week
s:ier shOr illoess- Mr. Ennis va. a
Tioneeg Ct Linn eoontT, having come here
10 is52 and resided here until lAsi octobsr.
when be moved 10 SAsem 10 reside. He
lszveS a wife.
Gazette; Corvallis Maso=ic lodges ex-
peef TO commence thu erection OF a hand
some temple on their lor frontinx Secsrd
street nsar Madison. Tie edifce woaId
have bern built several years ago hu, for
tee fsilare OF loos' bank. in which the
Masonic funds weze deposited.
0ood bye Durrant- Late yesterday after
coon The supreme court, Afier hasing
heard The meter argnei in chambers. de-
niso The Application Of tle attorneys for
w D1rrznt, she CONDEMNED murderer
OF u aueh LamJai for a wrsi Of probable
cause.
The foolish. silly character II the KIon-
dixie relief lspoiisl expedi,oa il coutrmei
b. TIE soliowIng:
y, exclaimed George Hayes. who
has r en operating pack train over lie
SkARway trait. "N hz, does congress mean
By ApprOpristing se00. 900 fer tie Dawson
ninerss Iney have eaough 10 egt-much
more than have hunoreds OF rsen right
here IN Portland. TIE 500. 900 might as
~sll De thrown into the ocean. There are
ions aud tons Of provisions al Fort Yukou,
so miles down the river Aud Dawson
people KNOW all about IL.