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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Or Is NJ q q I'll IL y s

that all pver two thnt are, appointed will
have to get thsir fees from out OF the
county instead Of thesState.
Mn Harry Shith mettwith a painful
accident at his home on Dinwlddie
street yesterday morning. He was split
ting some wood when q piece flew up and
struck him over the right eye. cutting
q cash about n half inch long.
Mr.. Thomas J. Gibney at the closing
EXERCISES Of Mount St. Joseph College
Tuesday in Baltimore. received gold
medal for proficiency of studies. Mr.
Gibney is also editor-in-c chief Of the Col
legian, the official paper of the college.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
The Virginia Soldiers Con,i,IiuieF,teti
Nashville, Tenn, June %. 1897.


Friend Rogers:
I thought maybe you would like to
know what Is going on here this week.
so am sending with this note two high
~ colored papers, which will give you
some idea Of the grand affair OF the re-
union OF the old vets and OF the eXposi-
ton.
There are now to-day fifteen thousand
vets in the city, and still coming in.
The Governor Of Texas and his staff is
here, and other Governors will arrive to-
morrow, June 81. 1t Will be Il great day.
1 wish you were here to see for your
SELF
arrived here this morning with three
sections Of vets over the Seaboard Air
Line, which. by the way, seems to be
the mos popular line running in here.
On all sides you can hear the praise Of
the Air Line, and, of course. T feel glad
to hear it. I wish I could begin to tell
you OF the beauties of the exposition, and
how pretty the city looks-every where
and everything decorated. The eXposi-
ton is paying Handsomely SO am told
On every side I can hear nothing but
praise Of the Virginia military, which
We're here last week. They say the Vir-
GINA officers were dressed and looked
more like soldiers, and handsome too, at
that, than any that have visited Nash
Vile yet, and they behaved SO we'll
while other soldiers who have come did
no..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Special Prices All SnInmcr-Under
Menr ut Lawrence & McIinu.s

Ladies' Ribbed Vests, &C. each, or for
25c M
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, blcached, tape
IN neck and arms, 10c., or . for 25c
Ladies' Lisle, finest Vests. silk tape in
neck and arms, l2l4c. each.
Boys Balbrigsan Shirts and Knee
Pants. 25c. each.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Pants
Csc each-long and short sleeves.
Underwear Of every description at the
cash store, Lawrence q Welton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
NaVy.ynrd Notes,

Captain Mccormick has recoyereA
from his recent illness.
me navy yard band resumed their
AFTERNOON concerts yesterday.
me marines have been equipped with
q new rifle called the Lee rifle. They
no longer carry guns while on duty in
the day time, but wear pistols ana
knives,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Death of II Sen CnDtnin

savannah, Ga, June 24-Captain
laVld ID. Jones, Of Nevin, Carnarvon-
shire, North Wales, master of the Hrit-
lsh bark Cambria Queen. died suddenly
mere this morning. First Mate Hugh
Lewis has been appointed master by the
vessels owners, w. Thomas &; Co. Of
Liverpool
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Commencing Ioudny Morning, june
--- llfh.

Linen homespnn suiting in navy blue
and linen shades. just the thing for BIZ
cycle suits, at 7i2c. per yard, richly
worth 12lac. Viola crepe cloth in light
shades regular price loo, our price 6Ic
Just think, all silk foulard. 19c. They
are worth 30c. a new lot polka dot per-
Gales. This week will be our banner
week for low. prices.
"A j. PHILLIPS.
500 Oxford Hall
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles, and then Lave been quickly and
permanently cured by using De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve, the great remedy
Tor piles and all forms Of skin diseases
ID. G. Sterling, j. NJ. +. Trotter, Norfolk;
T. H. Walker, Brambleton; Tructt e:
Smith, Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Officers I;iectof

Atlantic Lodge, No. "a, X. Of p, last
night elected the following officers: c.
G., David F. Gwynn; V. G., Logan r.
Adams: F.. +. ~ Goodson: NJ. at A..
=. 5: Miller; !: G.. David Etheridge: O..
r., James Wallace; Organist, Charles II.
SturteVant =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Run Oyeranu patnfn,,x ~,

Tommie Reed, son OF r. II. Reed. Of
Fort Norfolk. was run over by q. hand
car yesterday morning and had his hip
cut open for about three inches anG
shoulder and back badly bruised.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
s Slash in A1rirnu

We have reduced prices OF men and
childrenS clothing to such an extent
that you cannot help but buy if you see
them. Go they must. and go they will
LEVY & JACOBS.
200 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
a Few Pointers,

Good bicycle suits foy $3.50, one at s..
and one at $3.50 that arc worth from
Sl.aO to 81 more 4 suit. An $3.50 dress
suit for IS. y $40 suit for $3.50 These
are few special,ies picked up by chance
on our trip North the early part Of ;hie;
week. Brcslauer & Anthony.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

Mark Twain's old house at Hartford
Conn, has been suggested as an Eptsco
pal residence FOR Bishop Brewster and
his SUCCESSORS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Dontll Ofnti Infant.

MIR. and Mrs. Fanny lost by death yes
terday their infant daughter Elizabeth
me funeral VIII take place this after
Clifford street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

Call at $50 mew numbe) Main street
and learn how TO save time labor, and
money. ie11-su, Wed fritz
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Why Pay Fancy Prices :?

When you can buy Rumfords Yeast
ro"dcr at 9c per bottle; all &C. grades at
aG.; uctaEo soap &c. per bar; Octagon
Z bars for 25c.; all grades Washing Pow
gers 4T. per box: Roll Butter 15c per pound:
New forR state Butter 20c per bound:
Best fresh Elsin Creamery 25c per bound:
i'ai ~ E Lard &C. per pound: Nome Made
a d.aru &C.; per pound good Tea at l5c.; ono
ooZcH boxes Globe Ma ches Sc. # s IA
l.. II. PEARSON 4M
Phone No 1SS 5..
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500 Oxford Hall.

Commencing June 14th we will close at
p. IN. Saturdays excepted Chas, r
WeltOn & Co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

Children'S wide brim straw sailors.
W. T. VIRNELSON & co. f..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

! About one-th!rd off on ladies' straw
| sailors. w. e. VIRNELSON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

Wire Doors ana windows in stock
Odd sizes made TO order and hung. Re
friEerators, mosquito nets, at J. S. Craw
ford's Furniture and Carpet House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25
Specials for To-day.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

We secure help and situations Of all
.andS. Employers and those desiring sit
ualions can be accommodated by address,
irs us.
Young lady of years experience, de-
SiFes position as stenographer; can fur
nish good references
w: a. CONWAY. Manager,
)tla-lm BIT Green St, Portsmouth Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-25

1907 Dinwiddie street; large lot drive
way and stables. Apply TO T. G.
BROOKS. int 2 -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Jos. BuhI Of Lebanon Instantly
/. Killsd While Cleaning a Gun :

-Abontzo.elocktbi morning upon go:
ing into the store of C.. Z. Pugh at reb-
amen, Mr. Fl. Z. Rffrkpafrick found Jos
Buhl, fhs eferK,, lying on the floor dead
/ his body covered with blood Thescir,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that 4ME.-euh was
cleaning his gun when il jtgYsg accident
ally discharged. The night before fe
had been hunting. and upon retsFnins
fhad set the gun up IN corner IN she
-four room. efIad' evidently gone into
the room to.clean it or do something
with It, and thipkjng the barrels were
empty had been care.ess in the handling
Of il. The gun vent of when the bafge1
was almost against the right breast, the
entire load entering sts..the nipple
Death was Of course instant. .Tbe'posi-
lion OF the gun, fody, etc, leaysf-no
doubt thatit wss an accident a. -four
-sack showed shat ahe gun,bad caught on
It. Q. ..>4. g.. $40 ..1...s. gs..s
Mr. Buhl Was young man thirty four
years Of age -aLesident Of Lebanon for q
number of years, where he was we'll
liked. About 2 year ago be. was married
TO Misc Minnie ellison, sitter of Mr. W:
3: Giisoh. Of this city. HeH4S meme.
bsr OF the Mace .bees IN good s.andIng,,
carrying q 1900. policy. :. .slss !.
The affair caused considerable. excite
ment 10 Lebanon, It being first reported.
that it wac case OF murder, bat iayest-l
igarfoa showed That this was not the
case Coroner Wright vas notified and
vent up today to hold an inquest.
Lebanon has certainly bad more than
its share of fztzf accidents during sfre
past few weeks. - - -. o.i.'@-. 49,.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08

Fron, thn Etn.rAaall.:.

| q. I. Cotton had the largest turnip or
| exhibition atAis store last Saturday thai
| we. eyfr save. 1t weighed lbs. 81
ounces, It.swas raised in J.. q - Reed'l
| gardel, ..4.5a.,..4p ~ !.s- sSl.4I- ga.s.l j.
Atty. g. F. Skipworth will open la v
Office in the Courtney building this week
i . Misses Ada and Mona Miller will heir
Mics Ball in. her millinery store in. al.
bany. this fAll, where they will learn the
millinery tEade.a.8 r.iVs 's's.sf. !. =" rs.
Mrs. Fred .HiekolO wilt leave in abeat
two reeka !or San Francisco, wkere.sbe
will pend the winter visiting friends and
!. A E. Williams 'feft Tle,slatyi for Cal
ifornia 10 visit his son, leY. 4. Melvin
Williams, and also his daughter near Los
Angeles and his mother near Stockton.
Alr. Williams intends to prospect come
Ia an old claim 10 Tpplumu count y that
ne worked ~ forty. years ago, ,betoge aha
returns 70 Oregon. He.says. he has al
ways intended 70 try the place again
We hope be VIII be, ,sHecesafnls s.and will
md regular klondike. down Ehera....
One day last week we noticed George
Alexander coming down the street look
ing very. pale and neryotfs.. 4 pom iiives-
tieation' We learned. that M.t W. VICTIMS.
president Of the W aterioo and Leha non
b 'sAoior line, had iust been up at the Ad-
vance Office, giving, George afaking-oyer
toI printing an. iteri 1coneett1fny Mr..
wilkins carrying a load OF corks ap the
street. The item ipsjnuslei that, Mr..
y. miiklns Was going 70 .eaFk np the motor
line. Wei, George, We feel sorryfof YOU.
Tor verify, The, way 9t the newspaper
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08
Lebanon

j. B. Thompson and daughter went to
Portland yesterday Miss & Thompson
will attend business college ia theme
tropoGs this vinter...... ...s..s-ls.z-.
This pert of Linn. county sends eight
students % the State university this year.
We believe this Is the largest number of
students cent to that Institution from
any community this year. excepting Eu-
gene. 4... .ssss .,s.,8 s.a1Asa >. a.
,Wm, Marks. Jr., has sold the Noun
tain House, above Upper Soda, to Joe
Kelso. Mr. Marks lett the tirst Of the
week for Cook county 10 try his fortunes
in the bunehgrass country .ia.s-'%
Mr.. o. Brisu. of Albany s new elothius
store % 'Briea's-wss in Lebanon Tues
day. and placed big ad in the Advance
This fitm has splendid, brand new
stock, and have been dofrg good bnsi
ness ever since they have opened. aeou
three weeks.-AdvAnce- ......,, .. ..,,,s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08
Estirsiy ReorsanIzesi. ?

.-' TIE shorthand and iypewritiur de-
-parsnasrat Of the cslilsge has .besnentireiFy
reorg1niEed in several particulars. First.
the rates have been adjusted 10 lnee, the
needs OF the tines. - Observe the prices /:
For ! mo. So. s mos. f4s-.s mos. SIS /;
.he e1iire. seho0l yeas.. SO. Then tie
uspar'mert has room Ia itself. ard a
usw Remington ns -laiss: inveasioa sas
been Aaced- The Students IN this de-
parimeni may eater aay classes in COM
uoa school branches. sueil as Whiting.
Spelling, Grammar. etc. and also. are ri.
loved the privileges of taking. the Cam
merc.al OF other courses ~ hais rates !.
Positions secured i0r those who. acquire
a Satisfactory spesa. Glasses viii te or
ganized this week. For tGrther r4s;ic-
ulais apply 10 .s.....-. - s.s.-s-.
.......5s..... WALLACE HowE LES.
..... ..-.- ..4s.. ... Albany College.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08

ScHMfpr Al skASCAy.- Charles schmia,
aries 3 long letter 70 bis family from
Skaguay, Ala.ka Ii mostly concerns
family affairs, bus be saws in general
terms that he Is Doing well and expects
20 remain there permanently. He tays
he will come 10 Corvallis in about six
weeks and leave his restaurant. in .charue
OF Mr., Tmuey and his son. Albert. iQr
the winter. In the spring he = Ill rs,urn
and with his knowledge OF the country
snd its needs he will tuow how to 80
blackwell equipped for doing business
there. There Is no doubt but there will
be. a great rush .tothe Alaska mines in
the spring snd Sksgiay win. be the poin.
where ships and trails will meet. at least
that 10 the was Il looks now. II sha, il
the case Skaguay. will be the most i'm
poriant town in Alaska. Un-
ion. s,.. .s sfs. 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08

NJ. f. Hearn, OF Harrisburg, has gone
to California on trip.
Born, in Shedd, on Sept. %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Pugh, q con.
Licenses were issued today for the mar
riage of Jesse Wolfe and Ada Jones and
&. N. Green and Lila Berwick.
August Stark, OF this city, left yesier-
day for Portland to take a course in the
medical collegein connection with his op,
tlcal work.
| Among the new students at the col
lege is Miss Mae Messler, OF Turner.
The attendance is now 25 per cent more
than year ago.
Miss George Dunn who has been yisi-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilsen for the
past We elk, returned to her home at AL.
bany today. .-Sa lem Journal.
Fred Ross, Salem's wonder pitcher
lcame over from Toledo today. Fred ex.
poets to pitch for the Chemawa team il
1.-THE baseball tournament during the
State Fair.-Salem Journal. .al.
/ Mr.. ,Erapk Kitchen, who has been. n
work at Chinook, Wash. ON the govern
ment works, for several months, came Il
1 Albany yesterday to get his rubber boots
He will remain until next Monday.
Mrs. r. r. Findley and children ar,
visiting in Portland this week the CUES
/ of her sister Miss Jennie Clayton who re
GENTLY moved from Albany for the ben
eft OF her health which is somewhat i'm
fproved.. :. 'ts'
f. The Harrisburg school has opened will
Il lie scholars. ',.+ -" s '''.'"tis'i't' So
f. IIay 4 senders Of Harrisburg have SO,
| 600 bdshels Of wheat stored in their ware
house.
Following ara some of the. fast. trotter
J at the state fair; Meteor. .2:l8, trot, DE
ceiyer, 2:17I, trot; Desdemona. 2:2l, tJot
Monterey. 2:l3 3-4, trot; Pathmont. 2:091
pace; Del Norte 2;08, pace; Chehaiis
2:e714, pace.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08


A PRosPgRous FAR3ER.-Chris Simp-
sun, the Helix farmer who is among
those that ''stTuck it richn in .Umatiila
county grain fields this year, Is in the
city on business He Is idst closing the
purchase of the W, %. .Warsen. place
near Warren station. Mr.. simpson il
exchanging $1,000 in cash for This tine
wheat farm, which consists OF 360 asres.
He had large crop this year, and feels
that Umatilla county land is the best
possible Investment TO be made with the
proceeds. He has 20, 600 bushels yet "a
sell. There was nice shower at Helix,
and Dir. Simpson reports that seeding
has again begun IN that locality. He ex.
pects to SOW 900 acres for next years
I harvest -Pendleton r. o. MIR. Simp.
son is brother OF u. r. Simpson, Of Al
bapyF- t-ft.s .s-sN.
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ss ~ E.s-. -asss -.
List of Patents.


Granted 10 Oregon. aud Washington
Inventors this week. Reported By c q
Snow & Co. Pstent attorneys, WASH
d. o. %. -''. .'-.'' --'-'' : $3.50 =.
. D B Akard. 'sSn Ersnclsco, door open.
er or closer; 4 .Allea. alilten, Or; ANAL
gamaiing maehines v sk Allen, New
berg, Or, fruit eyaporatCT; l Alter, Lake
port. Cai. spring mattress; J ] Burke,
San Ersasisee, saspenders; II 4 Darms,
NapS. Cal, rife attsehmeni for shotgnns
G B Emerson, San Francisco. submarine
piow and river mining machine; b P
Frear, San Frsneisco, non- reElizble bot
tie; G A Hitchcock. San. francisco, -ap-
paratus for .extraeting Preeio9s. metals
from black sand. -stc-H r Robertson,
Alameda California, log raft cons.ruc
tienr F. 4 Rockstroh, san 'Frzncisco
combined ear aud tooth PICK !. J. Run.
die, Santa Barbara Cal. soysrnoryalye
L s Sklf. Salem, Or, device FOR forming
seamless tooth croSns; 7 " Sloan, Sc
attle. Wash, fracture apparatus. '@''-
For copy Of anF patent send 10 cents II
postage stamps with date of this papel
10 Q A Snow < Co, Washington, d g.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08

Two SYRACUSE. CAsEs.--rhe yesr old
son Of John Conser, of Syracuse, is very
SICK with scarlet lever, and grave fears
are had of his. recovery Drs~ Wallace
and Beers. of Albany, were in ,oonsulta-
ton on the case Yesterday. A child OF
Mr.. Stratton. of the same neighborhood,
is also down with the disease. Much un-
easiEess is felt over. the. matter, in thi:
city, as the former lad was visiting
here when he first complained of beinp
sick. Il is mystery where the child
ren contracted the dread .disease.-Jei
ferson Review.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08
HOME AND ABP CAD.
- - ? -
komoHa-Pufe epiccs

komSRa-Pufes spice=
Romona-Romona pure extracts.
MAeintoshes at ST Louis Racket store.
'TST snEhng's Bett tes ARD "bEf11g porder
Shirt and e6iiars speciality At lie Mag.
nolla Laundry. .ps'.. ~-.''@ - s''s'' -
aBootsznd shoes specizfty at st Louis
Racket store -. .t->s 49, .. $50
underzare a leader al the Sc Lodi.
hAezet sto.e.. ...,. - 49,. ..s...@ 81 q
VIII 4 Sta always haEe an stick k-.4'-'
latest novelties II ali llses Of jewelry.
You will always .fnd. a. ass. lius Of Jew
elry al WIN & Starks. Do not buy befRe
Examining fhefr goods -.
J W tentisy. The ploue,.se ii,oot and shos
nza, dsS 6rzt-clzss Eork cheap. Call On
hiu- Just n0rtb-Of the DEzscEAF e&ee.
When yOa want 9 -ckoios stezk, !. ni6s
roast or meat Of any kind. call on Henry
Bn6dsrs. He keeps the best :
MF- 81 Keibsr, Benton county farm
err -rAesnsly "plcxeSt up knife with --0Id
IA n co IL. and prekested 4 TO Dr.. Hill
4s c1Eloslty- -ss4,s-. ~. -.s.. .,--,.-=
TIE best meats Of all kinds and. god
treatment 2t-tks Alszey Dressed Beef
CompAny's market. just d0xn Second
street Good <eigkt and pESmpt attend
tIoa.
S;nging class. fer children ltsught by
Miss Anderson at tie college Conservatory
ro5ras. beginning Sat Sept .. at 10
Ose4ock a N and each Saturday untkl
Chrisspzs, for Sl.00. -~ $50 .--s->... s.l.
A coaple Of iscipieut explosions. one in
The Creamery and ths other at the chemical
laboratory AZ the college daring de week
resulted IN . sElazh cf fdsiuse saspA acid,
sslAeily inilriOg tic eyes .of -Aiszs-Hs1d
k1sseii- Il tiorvallis Iues =. s...-.s.s e.
Ladies wishing their exbIosd. caesoIsts
gTeen- bEoEu or tan shoes polished please
c2h ar the s.And on hrss street. henry
Morgan the champion Ys1ssss ssce polisher
First class wurk guaranteed. Give rs. .
call.
Consider yoar Ways. think before you
act. and then 80 70 fisfght Brus,. where
yoa VIII fad choice stock Of meats Of ali
kinds TO order frOm- You A-e bound 10 Be
pleased Il you order Of them
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RESOLVED,
II Tbat we reafir rm our belief in ,h

~ That we reafrm our belief in the.
pledge. as an expression OF definite
committal to the cause of total absti-
nence, andNas an educator ofpubiic sem
timent. Web~lieye alcoholic beverages
to be huaiul in any and all forms, and
will use all means in our power to create
sentiment favorable TO the principle oil
total abstinence. '@- =.
I TT. That we condemn the license sys~
tenn, both high and low That we be-
lieve in, and shall work for the prohibi.
ton Of the liquor traffic. as we consider
that tie only protection for the home
and the youth Of our land.
That We believe in the same moral
standard for both men and women and
we approve OF all organizations which
work for q higher and noSler manhood
and '@omanhood. We would also ex-
press ouI gratitude to Chas A. Crltten-
1'den for his Willingness to cooperate
with the W. 9. 7. U. in establishing
| homes for erring women and that VIZ
give our earnest sympathy and help u
| the home established IN our midst.
| III. That we urge the enforcement
law in regard to the closing OF saloons OF
the Sabbath, also our laws against sal
to minors, gambling and of tobacco ant
cruelty, not only because We believ
lsuch laws are for the best interests Q
our state, hut also because we Deliev
any such Jack of law enforcement is
disgrace to iout 81 ate and most evil ex
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u rsIlIss ssslf To ifsss Q ss-ss4Fss+ -. y
PERSONAL

Editor j .T: Daly, Of Corvallis, ,swas.:r
the city. todag.J ga4s5sh ii t..o
> Cnl.Absyy of Bzber04ty. hasbeen elected
president of the Soldiats tiome'board.
-Ihss-JeaAey s-4ermer Albany barber
is now residing in Salem, where he il
orkipg in q sbop.44.s4s0' ;. '-.t'',s
t,,Mr. RlissaEd "a brother of Mr.. D! Bns.
sord, OF this city, arrival in the city last
night, and wili make Albany his home.
License has been issued for the IN ar
-iage OF Waller fyaggett' and Emma May
Fosgey, and N.P. Thibold and. AbbIe
Peery. ..,.y...... 81. - O.. :.
Miss Eva Mcfarland .wentsto Junction
this noon on a visit. In abogt two weeks
she and her sister, Miss Minnie, will
move TO HAnford, Caiif.s. 70 r;gide, .,..
5aEx-sheriff j. X. Chariron, of this coun-
sy, left this week for Denver, Col. ,.aoEr~ a
yisss-ae lsf= sun Jarnes, a successful Law.
yer OF that city. pA-. ~
J. W. ,RoboGtts has: sold his dray. busi-
r'ess and ourfit 10 sff3 Long OF Corvallis,
| sho has taken charge Of it. SIR. Rob-
erts will return to his Old home, in Ne
braska. ...--.,., 80. =.
The many friends oi Mrs. j. 7. Abbees
'wnf be pleased 10 learn that she has safe.
iy arrived at her cid eastern home.--Eu-
gene Register. e.,s.. ...'s. s''4
!. The Fyaterusl Union last night after
the regular meeting held social IN honor
Of The arriysl Of thsiE charter- a fine re-
past was served and nd. good time gener-
-. Tne-Y.rP. S. G. E. Of the c. p church
last evening AZ the residence Of Mr. p. J.
Smiley held Z PHEASANT social, n ade live
iY by many games, including q guessing.
Twenty prominent advertising
picipres. were circulated and the one
gs gues.in the ns mes OF the most received
the prize. s.z....--..-....l
L. W. Deyoe speEt q couple Of days
snnong the pheasents in the vicinity of
last week. the result Of which
mas every body AZ Eik City enjoyed q
mess OF rhipa birds. and for his klndness
and good sill We will permit him 10 20
sgain.ALeAtsr.-..'------. - :. =.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-08

rHE STATE FAIR R.--Linn county is at
tracing more attsntionn at the state fair
than ever before. Individually j. r. .
Douglas has a big exhibit. MIR. @, ID
Bates has as fine . lot of fowls as are to
be seen there and some horse shoes
maoe by Clyde Dannals, and some paint
ings of Rev. Cane are creditable. The
races yesterday We're poorly. attended,
and were no. exciting. ,.ss