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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
no Trot in Single Harness.

Horace R. Bigelow, president of the board
of aldermen, and Carl Taylor, second 60 las as
sistant corporation attorney, have d1ssolyea 4isa
each will attend to his own law business
The The disso:ution,.so Gs Mr. Taylor said, when
seen yesterday, not the result 1lt.f Of any any
quarrel or differences between himself ana "a
Mr. Bigelow. They were still the best OF
friends. They had simply concluded to dis
solve business partnership, and conduct ,d1 tneif
Jaw business independently of each other.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
whole Party Arrested.

Walter and Minnie Steele, colored, were were
evening eSTlr on the charge of larceny. The ac-
cusation is made by James Hopkins, also 50
coiored, who was arrested on the charge + OF
dsorderly conduct. Hopkins boarded with u. .de the
Steele coupe and claimed that Mrs. steele
1bsf distracted S. in cash from his trousers,
pocket. Both Steele and his wife deny any, any
knowledge of Hopkins money The case VIII
be tried in the munic.pal court today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
Eighth ward Epidemic.

Two new cases of diphtheria in the vicinity
of the st. Bernard parochial school were
reported to the health department yesterday,
one at 1,OO7 and the other at 1,O9o Marion
street No fatal results are expected in any
of the cases in this neighborhood.
Two new cases of diphtheria were reported
from 947 Payne avenue and Monroe Place
The case at 1,043 Payne avenue reported on
saturday that of Lidwig Dickhardt, aged
nine years, resulted fatally, the boy dying
Yesterday morning.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
EXAMINED KOERNER's BOOKS.
State Board of Audit Finds All Sat-
isfactOry.

The state board of audit, consisting
of the governor auditor, attorney gem
eral and secretary of state, yesterday
went over the books of State Treas
urer Koerner and reported them in ex-
cellent condition. not cents discrep-
ancy being found. The statement as
to the state funds is very similar to the
trcasurer's statement published in the
G. o b e Oct. L.
A supplemental statement is. made
however, showing the bonds held by
the state to the credit of the state
state school and university funds, Sas
follows:
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
wOOa. DRESS aOoDs

from 25 cents to $500 the yard.
That will give you an idea of the
range of prices and qualities.
The strongest feature of the
stock is the abundance of quiet,
elegant, styles which are now so
fashionable. These are known
as Tailor SssiSingsy Mixed
wills, Peplims and Broad
cloths. We are said to have
the only assortment of these in
town.
Novelty Weaves, colored grounds,
black interweaves, Sf,O0.
Can1el's Hair Suitings, in Granite
and Diagonal weaves, Sf.OO.
Courtier Fancy Suitings, new col
ors, 9B.S5.
Fancy Granite Suitings, so inches
wide, $1.35.
New Kerscys, 81 inches wide,
Sf.25.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
NOT READY TO ACCEPT.
Street Railway Company Considers
the SeIby Ordinance.

Whether the street railway company
will accent the ordinance converting
the Selby avenue cable into an electric
line is a question that still remains
unanswered NJ d. Mum, the attor-
ney for the company, when seen yester-
day, said that the company had not
yet decided whether it could accept the
ordinance, in view of the rights of the
holders of the bonds issued on the
cable franchise. The cable franchise is
perpetual, whereas the ordinance di-
recting the company to operate the
line by electricity, limits the time
within which the company may use
electricity as a motive power to 1899.
The question arises whether the bond
honlders will consent to the change be-
ing made.
The rumor that the street railway
company would refuse to accept the
union depot loop ordinance has no
foundation whatever. Mr.. Mum said
yesterday that the street railway com
pany was obliged toSSeomply with the
terms of the ordinance. within one year
from the date of its publication.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
Totals

The gradual adoption of the free
text book system is so increasing the
attendance, that while the school fund
is increasing annually, the per capita
apportionment is decreasing. Last
year it was $3.50, this year but $3.50.
In addition to the figures above
given. the following counties have bal
ances due them: Beltramf, SIC; Carlton,
$25; Clay, $3.50; Dakota, SCI; Hennepin,
$32; Jackson, SIT; st. Louis, S19.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
NashxiIIe the New Mecca.

John Copeland and Philip Justus, of the
board of public works, and City Engineer
Rundlett have gone to Nashville, Tenn, to
attend the national convention of the Ameri-
can Society of Municipal improvements. They
expect to be gone about week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
MarceIIa Is Free.

The charge of incorrigibility preferred
against Marcella Simpson by her mother,
was dismissed in the police court yesterday
and the young woman released from Gus
tody. Mrs. Simpson informed the court that
her daughter had returned home under q
promise to more properly mean herself in
future.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
60 Gents

the yard. Why buy poorer kinds?
Checked Silks, 24 cents.
Extra quality Striped Jap Silks for
House Waists, 80 cents.
Good Pongee Silks, 17 cents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
TEN DOLLARS FOR FOUR.
States Pro Rata Contribution to the
Public Schools

The October apportionment of state
school funds was made yesterday. The
amount apportioned to each pupil is
S250, and the total number of pupils
entitled to the apportionment is $685.
CAS- The total amount of money dis
tributed is $772,947.50. Following is the
apportionment made to the different
counties of the state.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
Real Brussels Curtains.

$3.50 Curtains for $500 pair.
$500 Curtains for $4.25 a pair.
$500 Curtains for $500 pair.
$3.50 Curtains for $500 pair.
$11.OO Curtains for $3.50 pair.
$500 Curtains for S1lE 90 pair.
$1,000 Curtains for Sl2.75 pair.
S27.Oo Curtains for S2l.00 pair.
$500 Curtains for $500 pair.
That's only a partial list. Lots
of others just as cheap.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
STANDARD PAPER PATTERNS

are best and newest. No waste Of
materials if Standard Patterns are
used. They cost less than other kinds,
too. Prices, s cents to 25 cents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
To c,jRE a coI,pIN one DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money II falls to cure 20e-
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05

In Answer to Queries.
The standing of the st Paul club will not
ieaeue in Chicago. Nov! 10. Stockholders
will govern themselves accordingly.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05
Nottingham Lace Curtains.
Irish Point Curtains.

$500 Curtains for 81. 80 pair.
$500 Curtains for s3.75 pair.
$3.50 Curtains for S4.75 pair.
$7.50 Curtains for S5.25 a pair.
5000 Curtains for $3.50 pair.
$1,000 Curtains for $3.50 pair,
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-05

Here's a list of good things, new,
brig ht, fresh; that will reward the
prompt buyer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01
Benton County.

| From the Gazetie:l N\ ,p
Mart L SpIanglsr lett Yesterday fol
San Fraueisc0. where heiaas been offeret
a responsible and protitsble position with
large iron company Mart is 4 splen.
did young fellow and will be greatly
MISSED bs Corvallis young people. -
| Hereafter. Mics X. Bertha Ellis viii
be in the city from Wednesday evening
until Saturday evening of each week and
viii meet ner pupils at the ladies' hal
thursday and Friday afternoons from
TO 1 O'Clock. She can be found durln.,
other hours at Mrs Weber's. Tuition,
s.. 90 per month. zi' tfif"s esr'
Peter Abbey aud wife, Well known and
popular hotel people OF Newport, will
take charge of the Occidental hotel Oct
ober LIST, NJ. Schmidt, retiring Mr.
Schmidt will return from Alaska to spend
the Christmas holidays with his family
and when he gees back 10 his northern
place Of business, Wiliiam will accompany
him. In the meantime The latter will
take special course ai The Agricultural
college. y ..-9 -. - .
| County Jsdge Barton, OF Liam county
has sent Clerk Waters . bill against
Benton county for 1850 against Benton
county for boarding. lodging and nu. sing
w. Murphy, apauper who. claims resi-
dence in Benton county Linn county
cared for him from July. 3Dih 10 August
5th. Murphyf6eiore that. vas, and now is
on the Benton. county poor farm. The
bill IS an unusual one and will doubtless
cause, our coansy court ssomestady. g2ga
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01
An Exclusive Practice.

DIR. II. J. Minthorn, formerly presi-
dent OF the Oregon Land Company, and
FH,Eell-known ciiigen or this place, ar
rived in Salem On Tuesday night last,
direct from the town Of MeilAkahtIa, on
the island of Annette, on the extreme
northern border OF the Alaskan territory
where be has been domiciied and enjoy
ing an exclusive and compensating prae-
tice in his chosen procession, tha, oi
medicine He is just twelve days out
from MetlakAhtlss. having made the trip
,soath onstRe steamer Resale, landing a,
seatslacr Monday last.
: In conversation with q statesman re-
porter yesterday, DR.. Minth~rn said he
had been located in these northern Iati-
tudes since Nav. isi 6, and that he was
the only physician within a radius of 100
miles, and enesof the two white men
dwelling on The island and. in fact, in
tie whole surrounding. conuiry As be
expressed il. "soeiesye mp there vas ex-
ceedingly limited and eorrespondingly
choice "-Statesman
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01
Equal to Solomon.
rona the Prineville Review :

From the Prineville Review:
Something's our city marshal Is called
upon TO perform duties that are veryyun-
pleasant to him, but like true soldier,
he responds when duty calls. Last SAT-
urday be was called upon to decide who
should have thA custody OF a child-,he
mother or father. they having agreed to
disagree, Being highly elaied over his
position OF Arbitrator, he accompanied
the fatherinto the presence OF the mother
and children. After few preliminary
remarks. the mother decided to settle the
matter herself and she made for her liege
lord in true Fitzsimmon's style As soon
as our worthy marshal could regain his
equilibrium, he interposed an objection
and stepped to- therelief of the child who
was liable 10 be seriously hurt as the fa
ther had it BY the feet amt the mo her
by the arms and pulling lnsopposite dir
ections. As stated the Inafshal inter.
posed an objection, and decided to let the
child settle the matter. EIle told them to
drop the child and as 1t went so would be
his decisior> Ills advice wasacted upon
and gaming its freedom. the child i'm
.laediately rsn to lis mother. After read
ing them a lecture on their future con-.
duct while within the city limits. the
marshal left and all has been peaceful
since. 5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01
HOME AND ABfnAlA,

+ Roh66ampuife spieesi t7'i''-''''7 'sr
RofhoHEL LRoni6ha pure etiTasis. ''77
Try sehiifngs Best TEA add baking powder
t''snitts ana eofiars a4p4ciaity al the Mag.
noiit LAtndryFsr e.i' - ''r7sfsg
r. 'social danceatt the opera NJ k,ssi1t
1 W ee Alssny orehestra> ..sg 81, faee
he Miil a sta b always have In sste ts -
a y tnsNysl!ea u AL A-ss of.iewelry - fr
eo9i !; RI ,o2Eg gear ia pgt ~ ira1s-s
,Ion IN hugsns n ssrrying :, on the state
Ne S5dfnaFd has moved bis. feed ~.i,.
4 taRshertson o old stahdsen, 2ad street ok,z.
door 10 the. Democrat Office. % -,,,, ,f -,
lor You.wll always. linda 6ns line, of jex :
elry At Will Il StaFksc. Do not, by, before
examining their goods =
r. sfrs Asbby fniVVitess the ladies' to ean ane
II ihspe t htr fine fine bf millinery On Thufs
dag and dFridaysa 80 = f'istt's, f'pi
rJ ~, Beaflsy, the pasi1esr ESt,.r and sboe
msn, does first class work cheap Call on
him, Inst north Of the nENocIAT Office.
When you want a choice steak, a piee
roast or meat Of any kind. call on Henry
6roders. He keeps the bezt e''.'f''' ''Ha
a nes saiem bicycle oFdinaues prohibits
the ridinG Of aSbi:ycIe -faster than fort
seconds To- bloek. HJHaaI otbe obsery
RE best b.slrs, meats of al kind. 81 and nd gsod
Ftfeatrhent' al tie Albany Dfresssd Baef
fCOnpany's g market, jusf " downi 'second
strest afGood' weight asA prompt ,attens
t.HYn-nz/ s~Fs--;- ui sFrt-.4srraf -sf'f -
Word eopes from DTsa, that eighteen
packers weie buried under an avalanche at
SHEEP Camp and IN Killed. THISfs but
the beginning bf the 4 Klonhks' Sound hor-
fohs- 't'sisis7,T ,f.stl,.usf, s's,',as
!. A xdome Sisiter. at lha DEMoosAr of.
fee j. the Seattle P /, noY published by
Geo c Piper, formerly Of Afbany. II. Is
" arlington sbest pa6s:, s6of1 Fhly met
EopoiItsn In iiE styses;' f.sst~ .lih '..f-
aSingIne sIzks 'ffsts ehii5res-t ugdt By
Alss sALaersou at- tbe, eollege, conservatory
rpons, beginning Sat Sept .. at 10
o'cioeck a n and eaeh saturdsy until
Christmas. for Si.O. 77''sF zs7 9G's.'-
r. Ladies'~ishing' nseir r7sgo5d. chocolate E
green. 7bnosn or tan shbes poihhsd. pIezss
call at The stand On, srzs. street., henry
Morgan the champion TpSzet shoe nolisber.
first class w0rk guaranteed. Give us a
cat. r1ss3s 7s-' - -rini : ~ ~
- According the Indian sigg.zreuorn-
eas srop ofansras add DL skrnde -sf: wild
trpts--the eopilR Eln e il 70 Be. > very
severe one. As there has heen. % severe
Winter il several years tie .-sign'" may
prevail 'thistiue LEr.'. - e tas -.
$ A game of5zsebz1T' 'zt Sci5 Sdndzy be
tween Jtfsrson and Se1btez1ns resdlsrd In
so0Ee'of 1910 Il in favor OF .ke sis.tors-
Oar ooyS gsat oFsE i3 ,plsY ssJther, game
W Wednesday, bat for some reason il vas |
hzzAe GRsFis1. '"s' = - y 7'''f-7 esr
= The "i6depsndenes Eaterptrlnse .ay.:i
NO;withstaDdihg death ensded soon after
Sylvester vas 'struck-rby Legzn, yet. the
IMPRESSION pceYAils TIA. the true Czase Of
Sylvesterfs death resplted. from : blow
given him by me Burns. pr1or 20 tie
strcss given hin by yocng 7Eogzse . II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01
Pluck y cnrsaiils WON an.


From the Gazette.
"A young married man, a former resi-.
dent 81 Cor shflfsi fvisiteti this city with
big Wife last week le Sunday he told his
better ha1f tliathe kas ogoing fishing.
Familiar iSitH flfsFwea khs stss6hb kept a
close eye upon bis movements and saw
him enter . residence. whose occupants
have, some undesirable spQtoriety. esiie
knocked / at hthe. ,dooE..i, Her husband
opened it ana stared at her bewildersdly
She demanded the reason OF his pres1
ence here. He lamely explained that a
party Vas 10 be given by the hostesses
and lie had been Engaged 10 play atheie-
Tor. iie waH tbefeupone vi VEN TO under,
stand tlfhta fetiglts bearing his name,
demanded his firstsae,gntibn2z and that
il be did ot-immediately depart with
her there would be speedy legal par.ing'
from her. Hpbby tumDied and the
Couple LETT. ss' ''as ''Gsss aer-t
Later in the evening the young man
disappeafeI sgaYh.' His wife repaired
at once TO the h6dse where rher husbaad
had previously peeh found nFSite was
told that he was not there, but that he
would be at the a.:party," She, replied
that she. would invite herself 70 ,tne psri
~, and proceeded 10 make herself at
sh0me.., Gonters ation seon -lagxlBg .tbe,
trlanEsl wife began looking al the pic.
lures. Then she explored other ro6nis
Tor things OF interest. and discovered her
ord erouched down in a pantry. Then
The ban opened ufuf ="ts1i "rf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

STRAIGHT FRox Scio.-Postmaster Z.
Shelton. Of Scio. was . business visitor
in s. lcrn yesterday returning home CO
last nights overland train. Mr.. Shelton
says his town u On The upgrade in a
business way, th>. fax industry started
in that neighborhood yielding crop
away beyond expectations There were
200 acres in fax ihereabou, from which
an average OF twelve bushels OF seed 70
the acre were realized An output that net.
ted something over 81 900 TO the com.
muLity. The Seio Creamery Co. is also
fionrising .and doing big business dailv,
in cheese and butter. They will send
down q fine exhibit in this line at the
state fair. and this will be augmented bs
another from Linnscounsy,i m wfTtch the
best of everything the county has-seoffei
will be shown, lathe most. Ucvantageoui
mannes possable.- Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01
List of Patents.


Gssutsd l6-ossgon~ and Washington
Inventors this weskA Reported by Q A
Snow 4 60. patent attorneys, WASH
inztcn, p. G. ssM ~
n g Ayers. San francisco, Cal, refrig-
erasor, u Bard yent1rs. Cal, syringe
csiko off; G s BinckIev, San Francisco,
|Cl. hand-lever; E f Black, Antonio,
Cal. attachment Tor writing pads; T W
Brooks, San Francisco. Cal. grouping and
mounting air-valves; Al Fernandez, Los
angeles, Cal, car-fenderA O w Parker.
Oakland, Cal, wave-power pump; r
ESchumacher San Francisco, Cat music
tbolder; D * Smith. Pieo Heights. Cal,
Iditrhing machine ! "a " Swalley, Prime
ivale, Greg, violin: L s Travis. Kiena,
Wash, hottie; NJ II White, Wenstehee,
fWasb, water, Wheel. [[f -.
T., For copy Of any patent send l0Ssnts in
postage stamps with date OF this psper
too A Snow 4 Go, Washington, DC.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01
20 - Ea itpfHt4f.7s attfati
Resolutions of Condolences.


The f6lloyIng resolutions were passed
by Alpha Tenn Bile No 1'Ratffbons Sis
ters. at its regular meeting September
q, 1914 ~
Whereas, Death came to, Rrother.E.
II. Allen suddenly on the moralpg oi
sep ,ember 3rd, after q short illness, and
Aph ATemple Kourns his loss; i seems
but fitting lhas a ;, Loving tribute, should
pc offered 70 bis Inefnary. although moth
ing we can say will express the lsouow
is absence brings. .,
Therefore, Be It resolved that in fhe
death OF Brother Allen. Alpha Temple
No. Rathbone Sisters, icf the q rand
Jurisdiction OF Oregon looses d varnahle
member, ~tiose niaaly virtues are warm-
" cheritlied. by every sfnetnbet OF tie
Temple, and p aa So. -~}l~ ~
Be it further resolved1tta we exteria
our heartfelt sympathy to the bereayed
lasnlly; and Khile We can do hpt little 20
heal ther Eounded spirit, il, ia a. blessed
thought 10 kno y thsy are not, latt, alone
u e cir sofrOS asd, Eegcesumend them
10 Inn wboc Gan heal The ,bsohen, heaxa
BE. it,fgrthes yesolyei thai we. .Srape
onf charter in ,usnarning for lhiElY s aye,
and hat page 10 set apart on the ress7
ord oi this Temple, or. .Rhich. tkess Teso-'
lutions shall be spresd, also . page TO.
his memory and that a copy oil these
resolution he semitic 4 se widow and csiff-
dreu. and 70 the city pAperso FOR srsutaiz
cation. yeH nKRYrJ. kKfs. r -
-'-' -1f .s siat aIrrE p -Rrcassrss,
y b II 90 = NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

LANE Co. MAN RosBr5 Register /:
II the commission men we're iuGlined to
let the fruit groEeys hsvs,apyshing for
their fruit shippsd East, the, railroads
wo1Id come in..aud take it. y. Hpmph,
rey shipped several es- 4ozds of green
fruit East with the Understanding thar
the freight changes woul9 be about $S6s
per car--and-nos-to-sxSsed car $SSS. His
fruit was disposed OF at good figures, bu,
Mr. Humphrey made nothing by-it, q
on one car the trslSht charged Was $5SS
and on another 1881. =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01
fhe Oregon School Supply EuuEe.
Incorporated. of Albany.


Has come TO stay. and i nox PREPARED
70 furnish school districts with every
thing needed IN The line Of school furuf-
ture and apparatus. saeh a. SEATS, desks.
maps, charts. globes, blsekbcsrds aEd
in TACT AL OF the necessary articles which
20 70 and are required IN the school
room. Wes also general agents fer
the famous Kennedys Dissecting Nathe-
maticsI-eiocks for tezrhing of me1sura-
ton and teachers instructions. Tie
blocks are Indispensable in the school
room. and boards of directors viii do
well TO come aud examine them and see
for themselves. These blocks are uni-
yersaliy endorsed by the best teacher 5
and educators in the land and are to be
seen 70 be appreciated. Give rs . call
Our pricss are tbe lowest and o1r terms
the best. Offce S.rzhan Blcek, Room 20,
ny stairs. a''7T Tf'lt
l--sTc - '0RDeuS ScHcor SeFPrT HousE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

GOLD IN The DAILEs.-While, other
people are rushing. off TO sKlondike in
search of gold, Jack Staniels and another
man have strnck s2-a-day diegings right
here in The Dalles ground s!uicing of q
point north of the D. Pa A. n ware
house. and are getting 90 day from the
company for their work. Who wants. TO
go to Kiondike when they can do as we'll
as this right at home, enjoying all the
comforts CT civilization?-T. Al.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

n ggxlsa. NEW YEAR.-This year Rosch
Hosbans, the Jews new year. tails on
September 9th. TIE next holiday to be
observed is the last of lom Kippur, or
day of attonement, services for which
will begin ten days after the new year.
and last through the following day. This
is one OF the most solemn days known to
Judaism. On this day every member oil
the faith speBds the day in prayer for
the forgiveness for his sins of the pas,
Iyear. Later on comes the feast of the
! tabernacles, joyful occasion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

GREAT Is Ttfs BscrcIR.G B.>F .kBlod-
gett left his kealAsoin1 frcnt;~of Sesr
ties harness shop Saturday, Khea their
started up, and ran away, going to-
wards b lriae. Bennie Lougbottom start,
ed on bicycle and eveFtook@ffeni at the
bridge over the canal this ss<ie OF The =.
Withers, about bali 5. mile distant. He
then jumped of his wheel, grabbed the
horses by the bits and stopped them by
running them intothe tehcss Tue brave
boy was presented wish sdollsF uy Mr..
Blodgett for his hegolc. aes-l.ebanos
Advance. "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

-+TaE YosT.-I. II. Reider, OF San Fran.
Disco, was in Albany yesterday intro
ducing the Yost typexriter.g He placed
the agency With Nntting. who Is also
antboriEed to receive orders for all kinds
Of type writer supplies The Yost II
the perfection OF the inventors art. Its
simplicity is remarkable and yet its
alignment is perfect and has TO be-. and
it's general work is remarkable. One %
the machines will soon be running il
the DEMocRAT office. You will be sorry
if you get ANYTHING but the Yost af,el
once seeing 1t work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

.KHrxs IN ELx-Dr. Frank z. Smith,
Iof Falls City 20 erotherof d. Ats Smith ,
Of The. Oregon Land Co, Of this city, on
"Wednesday was fortunate enough to run
Foht6 = seven point elk ii the hilis near
bis 'hoames while oa q hunainS nip, csnd
with, ,,sawell-aimed shot irDen. ~ Ninshes.
ter brought the noble animal to sssr.h
The animal wss male and tipped The
beam at over ! eco Ponnds. Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

Book on PRuNEs The o. A. G. has
just gotten out 1877 page phamphlet on
prnnes, the raising OF which promises to
become one OF 0regon's greatest indus.
tries. The fact is pretty well demon-
|stfated that the ffuitfeiser must look for
his money in drying his fruit and not
in shipping it green. M
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

A DOGS BAD CoNDUcT-A country dog
called ON Mr.. Knecht yesterday He
was ordered out OF the store, but instead
of going at once began jumping around
among the lamps, and before he had
gotten Through had done-about $40 dam
ages t6 diffefent; tkings hr. Knecht
who generally knows the right word tC
say, couldn't get it for this occasion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-01

CHAxEIEoN LKE.-5ack Howard's
horse, secured by trade from an indian,
has gradually been changing its color.
w hen. the bargain vas made the horse
was. Very spotted. rniQ ae. looking AMI
mai anyone would be glad to get. Now
the spots are all gone, and the Indian is
one hundred miles away. oi,t