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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
THANKSGIVING IN HAWAII.
HoxoLuLu, H. l., Nov. '9s.

HoNoLuLU, II. l., Nov. '9s.
EDITOR DEMocRAT:
Will you please allow me space in
your paper as | want the people OF Al
bany to know how the citizens of Homo
lulu treated US on Thanksgiving day.
They gave us dinner, and it was q
lovely one, tell you we did justice to it
too, for we don't get anything like that in
the army. Some OF the bill of fare was
roast turkey, chicken, fish, potatoes.
cranberry sauce, potato salad, ckichen
salad, bread and butter, chicken pot pie,
coffee, ginger ale, soda water, ice cream.
cake. all kinds OF nuts, raisens, grapes
cigars, cigarettes, jelly. candy, ham and
several other things that were good, and
we had enough left TO feed as many more.
There were 1900 fer the dinner aud il
was got up in about ten days. They fed
40 Of the engineers and 500 n. Y. sold
crs.
We and the N. Y's were all camped
ltUgetter, but the fever broke out among
them So We had to move camp 10 get
away from them There Sere two fun
erals an Wednesday and ti.ss are tying
very last. Their hospital J. full and
they ,.avr bml two more. We are hay
ing very good luck in our battalion. We
'av' ''niy lost ute man since We C me-
here. We moved into the new barra cks
On ti,' 23rd and it feels a little more ike
being at home. We were glad 10 get out
OF 'nc tents. There are l2 men in a
roou' aud th'' buildings are l75x32, four
oi III az, one for each company.
The y. Y men will leave for S. F. on
the 18th. on account of bad health One
OF the boys got $50 fine and thirty days
10 the guard house for striking a nom
c~'ni. Nhiie he was on guard, and q dis
honorable discharge. He was one OF the
ocron recruits that came through on
the senator. He has been in cur camp
ev' since. He Was put in the guard
hons. as -oon "a he got here. One Of
anF hNs ia the \. Y. Co. got $40 fine
and t,n lays ia the guard housc for leav-
Ing his lost while on guard. It don't do
for u man In leave his post for We never
kioA len tie officer OF the day will be
arc 3nd.
We are having sume nice weather.
We ~ dpwn TO the beach bathing just
the same as We did tne first day We came.
guess by this time you viii be having
plenty OF rain in Oregon. We have had
nom al all yet
W. had general inspection on the
2Oth and 2ist and the General inspector
said that it was as clean q camp as he
ever saw, and Co. NJ. carried of the
honors for the largest company and best
drilled. You ought TO have seen the
smile that went On Capt. Freeman's lace.
tie Is number one man. There is not
9 man IN the battAliou that has . bad
word for him. The General inspector
said that We would be here until spring.
II Is all the same here winter and sum-
mer. The weather here is about the
same as it Is in Oregon in July.
F. P. KITCHEN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
Proposed County Fair.

A movement is being started by Linn
county council to have Benton join that
county in ao'dinR q bi'county fair. A
communication to that effect has been
received by the representatives OF the
Farmers Congress in this city, and the
plan is 10 hold q fair on the premises of
the Agricultural College, some time after
fruit and grain harvest next October, TO
last for three or four days. This 10 to be
a real bona fide county fair; no "hoss'
| racing, but time and place where farm
ers can gait her and display the products
| Of their farms and orchards and discuss
agricultural pursuits. The following
wear, 1t is proposed that Benton eouHty
| people Join with those Of Linn in holding
q fair in that county, and so on alter
nately. The prospects are that the STATE
fair, as It is conducted at Salem, will bs
abolished, and this idea suggested b!
Linn is an excellent one and no doub
will result In rousing fair being helC
here next autumn.-Corvallis Union.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16

From the Criterion.

from the Oriterlon.
T. c. Peebler, A. G. Williams and Gus
Reed returned from their mountain hun.
last Wednesday night. They were sue
cessful to the extent OF five deer.
The Waterloo railroad lies quietly
slumbering. 1t will break out in a new
place in the spring. The road will he
built all right.
Frank Moist had the misfortune last
Friday, to get kicked in the left eye by
colt. Frank now looks as il he had
had pugilistic encounter with Bob Fitz-
simmons.
Miss Maud Hulburt, OF Albany, has
been acting as chief musician for the
Quaker medicine company during their
stay in our city.
A. B. Hood, from Corvallis, has bought
the W. C, Myers place, north of town.
from S. E. Young, and is now putting in
a crop OF grain. Ny. Hood will move
his family over in the spring.
The QuakeTs (?) have been holding
forth nightly in this place for the last
week. They give . second rate variety
show and the medicine they sell is .
good thing-for the men that sell it.
Monday night, after the results of the
election had been announced and it was
known that the CitIen's ticket was
elected, the boys procured quantity Of
powder and proceeded to celebrate some
what after the fashion OF political rati-
| ication.
Prof. J. NJ. Martindale, principal of
the Albany public school, will lecture in
this city Friday evening, Dec. 10th, on
his fravala in Ehropa and mara asDariai I.
ly Westminster Abbey. This lecture is
very highly spoken of, and no doubt is
well worth persons time to hear.
A very pretty, but quiet wedding took
place in this city, on Nov. 30th, at the
residence of Rev. and Mrs. J. ". Craig,
Rev. ]. W. Craig officiating. The par
ties are well and fAvorably known. The
groom is John Smith, son OF F. NJ.
Smith, one OF the Oldest and most SUBJ
stantial residents of Linn county; the
bride being Miss Fanny Foren, who has
wide circle Of friends, among whom abe
is quite popular.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
FRIDAY
College Notes.

Miss Gladys Shaw is siek with neural.
sia.
Edward and Ralph Cooper, Of this
city, entered College last week.
Misc Ahbic Fry, OF Lebanon, . grad.
uaie of the Co lege, is in the city and in
tends taking special course.
In the Young Mems Literary Society
"A G L 81 last Saturday evening the sub
ject Resolved that travel IL q better
means Of education than books" was de-
hated with Messers Snyder and Thomp'
son for the affirmative and Aessers
Raiston and Hickey for the negative. II
was woB by the affirmative.
The Athletic Association will now
manage the gymnasium.
The youpg ladies' are organizing an
Athletic Association.
The following cities and towns are noW
represented IN College: Albany, browne
vile, Ctquille City, Corvallis, Craw'
fordsvilie, Grants Pass, Halsey, Jefter'
con, La,ourelle FalIs, Lebanon, Mehama
Mill City, Oakland, Oregon City, Peoria
RoeebsrR, Scio, Shedd, Turner AMI
Warm Springs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
Begun CacklIng.

The premium list for the chow Of the
Oregon State Poultry Association, to be
heldin Albany January Q to is inclusive,
has just been is.ued under the supervis-
ion Of the superintendent. G. d. Batea,
printed by Smiley. The pamphlet con
tAins the rules OF the association and the
list Of premiums besides eonsidersb e sd
vertising. The premiums viii be 81 for
Ere. pre- and eng. card for second except
for pens. which will be g., and pigeons,
50 cents They are:
Asiatic class - Braamas - light and
dark, premiuFs on singles and on
pens. Cochins-buff aid partridge, s on
shingles. 5 on pens. Langshans-blAek
and white, on singles, 2 on pens.
American rlass- Plymouth Rocks
baored, White, buff, l9 premiums on Elm
giles and I on pens. Wyandottes-%ilve'
legged, g~lden, white and buff, Is OF
singles and 1 on pens. Jayas-blsck, OF
singles and l on PAM.
Mediterranean class Spanish, Whit
faced black 4 on singles and on per
Andalusians-4o on singles and on pen
Legherne-white, brown, black, buff
rose comb " rose eomh B =, 50 on sin
gles and on pens. Minorcas- blscl
end white. Singles aud 2 on pens
Polish Whit and golden, 8 singles
pens. Hamhures-S. S. aud o. s., s ol
singles and 2 on pens. Red caps oi
singles and l on pen. Houdans-4 ol
singtes and ! ou pen. Standard games
pit games. Indian games, and Malay
each, on singles and / on pens 0the
bantams, golden. silver. buff, Pekin an
Black tailed japanese, Is on singles an
on peds.
Guinea fowls-2 on singles. Ducks,
premiums; Geese 9 premiums; Turkeys
s premiums; Pigeons, 10; Homers,
Any other variety, l. Rabbits, S; rel
rets, /; dressed poultry 8 and IS for bei
display. Besioes the above ere sewers
premiums on scoring pens. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Rev II L Reed went to Astoria rhis
noon where he will preach tomorrow.
M Scott, Of Albany, was in with an
extra long lead of cattle evidently trying
10 play even with a shortload some
weeks ago.-Rural Spirit.
Judge d Z n Blackburn, states attor-
ney-general elect, who is stopping at tbs
home OF K II Coshow, on Mil street, i.
still quite sick man, but il improving
nicely. Statesman.
Mre. John thurman returned 70 her
home at Albany on the Ruth yeetk rday
Afternoon after Yieit with Landlord
and Mrs. J z Slaiger, of the Cottage. y
Salem Statesman.
The Baptist church have engaged Rev
A Hunsaker, of NcAinnviIle, TO preach
every other Sunday for an indehnte
time. he 10 pioneer and has been
preaching for many years.-DalIas Item.
iLer.
Mr.. Westberford, OF Eastern OREGON,
brother OF Hon. j. z. WeatherforI. oi
albany, arrived in the city lasi evening
and is the guest Of Rev. SpefTy. He is
accompanied BY q son.-BrownsyilIe
Times.
Professor Tllson, the we'll known
teacher Of insta umeutal music in thin
city. il again seriously i'll, having suffer-
ed relapse. He vas almost GONZALES
cent from an attack Of typhoid fever.
His many friends hope for his recovery
I-SaIem Independent.
Among the Brownsville lodges Henry
BlAkely has been elecsed T.. G. OF the
knights OF fythiAs, James Wsgsoner n.
u. OF the Odd Fellows, ]. z Pearl consul
commander Of the Woodmen of the
World, LIKE Mcleod \ q. Of the Re
bekaha.
W.O. Tyeer, of Brownsville, with the
Albany boys az Manila, writes . diseour.
aging letter home. He has been having
serious trouble With one OF his fees which
has been treated for liberation, and had
cut away. He was afraid be might Ioose
the foot entirely
The Y ? s C E OF the Presbyterian
church gave one Of their successful So
ciAls and entertainments la night in
the " c q hall A large crowd ol
young people were present and greatly
enjoyed the affair. short program
vas rendered, games we're played ano
refreshments served. = candy booth
did q big business and the mieIleioe
boUery vac we'll patrouiIed.
DR.. Denny, postmaster Of MontaviIIa,
has established au office in :he Heller
Building, on the East Side, and comes
and goes by the street cars morning and
evening, like most Of the citizens OF tn.
s1hurh zhose oec1patione take 1p theiI
week days in the city, whiie nights and
Sundays are spent in the cosy quiet o
AontAviila Portland Telegram. TIN
refers 70 Mack Denny Q former studen
in Albany College and . son of Mr. JonI
Denny, of this city.
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Scio.
From tie NeRa.

From the News.
W Griffin, special state agent OF the
Aetna Saving & Trust Company. oI
Butte, Montana. 10 in Scio in the inter.
est OF his company.
w Klotz and family, of Nebraeka. are
late arrivals in this city, and as soon a.
farm just suited TO their liking can be
| found they will become permanent resi-
dents oil this land OF Sunshine and big
apples.
scIo lodge. No. SO. AoUW., elected
the following officers at their regular
meeting last Monday night, 10 serve one
yea: Smith, II w; "A G PrIll, fore.
man; A NJ Young, overseer; Ira A.
Phelps. fscsiver, 4 o Hyde. 6nancisr
r Shelton, Tecosde-; q w Morrow
guide; q l. Shelton. W; J A Wallace
lOW.
Jesse Beard has purchased the real
denee bu Ijing back Of Mr.. Lukenbacb's =
shoesho nnd viii have the same nov.
ed over adjoining bis hotel property.
He all ft up the lower story for q
sample room and the upper story will
be used for sleeping rooms.
The election for city officers in this
Ivy b1~ETA' va " y 4AfFhAg taSb GADD06p.
total OF ~ votes ~as east; isFga
number Of voters did not take the
trouble to 90 % the polls. The only
fight made was on maEshal. Three tick.
els we're out, but there Sas very little
difference in them. The result OF the
votes was:
Mayor G simpson, 80; NJ N Peery.
80
Recorder-R Shelton, 68.
TFeasurer--W r GIL, 90.
Marshai-N Young 80; W BIlyeu, Is;
Je<se Beard q.
AldermsH-S u Daniel, 30; N NJ
Peery, 80; - V johnson, SO; John Sims,
80; S Shore. %; L w Richardson, "A:
Ira A Pheips. IS; Frank Irvine, Is; J G
simpson. 35: V b Goin, Al; o B Cyrus.
"a; Z E Hiibler. q; Geo Munkers, II;
W A Ewing. Is.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16

An old land mark, the big poplar tee
in the yard Of Charles Keiffer, was cut
down this morningl
Mr.. Snailum Shields, went hunting
up the river and this morning his boat
was found on the bank OF the river at
this icity, with nothing but shitepoke
in it.
Christmas is coming and 90 10 Santa
Claus. What would be more pleasing
TO eend to your friends than . nice photo
Of yourself which you can get by calling
on Misc Long. End and Ferry street.
Commander G. P. Holloway Of the G..
A. r. last evening paid the G. A. r. oi
this city friendly visit, and pleasant
time was had Besides q short talk by
the Commander q social time was had.
Grant Froman, Otto Clelsn and y. A
Warner made trip down the William
cite in boat yesterday shooting fifty
| five dncks on the way. The cold wealth
er has driven a good many OF them int
the coves and along the sloughs anc
duck hunting lie now at lite best.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
NO
HOME AND ABROAD.

The Northwest Poultry show,
In Albany, Linn Co Or,
JaDuary 8 to Is. 1899
Many kinds of fish at A. o. Beams.
Go to Beams for dried and smoked
fish.
Wheat 40 cents.
Apron Strings.
Apron Strings Dec. 18th.
Photo buttons all sizes and prices a
Miss Long's.
Crayon and Pastel work specially at
Miss Long'e.
French's JeweIry store is headauar-
ters for Christmas goods.
Samples iD Bss Relief photos can be
seen at Miss Long's.
so cent photo made By the thousands
every week at Miss Longs
Have you engaged your company for
Apron stringsr Dec 18th.
For knives. forks and spoons see
French, the jeweler.
Every time you think of christmas
think Of FrenchE Jewelry Store.
Bas Relief photos now all the rage.
call and seesanples az Miss Longs
See FFench's display window for the
latest novelties in watches and rings.
Be cure to hear Apron Strings at the
Mesbodi1t church Dec. 18th.
Rev Marcott OF Astoria will preach in
the Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing and evening Other services as Us
ual.
{ Tickets for Apron Strings at T. Wan
nell's store. Price, 25 cents; Is GEMS
for children.
One of the jurymen secured in the Ray
SINK murder trial At Dallas Is NJ. L.
Doris formerly of this city.
There are nov 8 superzbundanee of
empty cars on the s. P for the use of
shippers where short time ago il was
almost impossible to ger one.
The Q. Of o. has sixteen students at
Manila learning in the school OF exper-
lence. Albany college has about the
same number there.
4. ID. Mendelsohn, the piano polisher,
. here again for few days only. Those
desiring bis services will do well by
leaving orders sf Willie music store or AZ
L. Gotlieb's second hand store
The Eugene Guard eharseterisee the
ATTEMPT OF the O. A G. to PLAY flanders
AZ full back as dishouorabIe methods and
yesterday afternoon the g. OF o. refused
70 play If Sanders was puE in. and the
game was arranged for without hin-
Wsl Robe, of this city, and ] c. Nor
gan, OF Charlottesville, started for the
mountains Yesterday morning to assist
In the search Tor the body of ]. r Buck
mum. We understand the gentlemen
think they have . clue that Will result
IN the finding Of the lost man. Several
others from this locality are engaged in
the seareh.-Brownsville Times.
The county court At Hillsbcro has Dor.
roEed 81, 900 from the Shute & Foote
bank, OF that city. with which 10 redeem
outstanding warrants. The county will
pay the bank 6 per cent interest, and as
the warrants to be redeemed draw s per
cent, the saving will be nearly 5000 per
annum.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
Apron Strings

The name "Apron Strings," which
Chaplain Losier has selected iol his en-
tertainment. while il is unique, does not
suggest its nature, and one finds himself
at loss 10 know what to expect. It is
not q lecture, as some have been pleased
10 call it, but novel entertainment full
OF iun, senSe, sentiment, songs and poe
try. Itis endorsed by the leading men
and greatest scholars Of the country.
PRESIDENT Mckinley, on hearing Chap,
lain Losier, said: ar my distinguished
friend, Chaplain Lo1ier. will teep or
SINGING l will agree to stay here al
night. like your songs, Chaplain, be-
cause they contain meat as well ae me
ter" This eminent gentleman will b
heard at the n L. church, Dec. Is, anC
no one should miss the opportunity Il
hear him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
The Horse Show.

A good sized and very pleased audience
attended the Bartholomew horse show
at the armoIy last night. The perform
ance given IL one worth witnessing by
every admirer OF the horse, and who is
not. Under Prof Bartholomew the ami
NAL displays wonderful intelligence,
doing feats almost human.
A matinee was given this afternoon
and tonight another performance will be
prese0tei 1, which no one should miss.
Admission 10 aud % cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16

\ k@0attF tatlEA N tI8c ElAF away N4EY .
as follows:
PHILIPPINE TEATRE.
Thursday, October l3;h, 1893.
The lsih century wonder. First ap-
Pear2nce in Manila. Greatest
feature ever seen in Manila.
Direct from America.
MONS J0RETT
The European oontorsionist and dis
locator.
DsslOcAting all joints Of the human
body. Protruding Of jointe plainly to be
seen and heard as they leave their
sockets.
Pronounced by eminent physicians
from abroad as the most wonderful cx-
hioiiion OF perfect dislocation eve'
known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
StrictIv business
French the ieweIer.
Creanent 1IczrIa

French the ieweIer.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best BicyIle for toe money
VIII q Stark, jewelers..
.Trfby" leads, others fol;ow \
Stewart & Sox Hardware Cos
A don. first class PHOTOS, best finish,
only 80 cents At Hiss Longs
Seed rye for sale. Call at the Albany
Nursery or At the store ofC. E. Brownen.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
for o0ly go, $50, SIS and $50.
CB VIM, csty ticket agent. Tickets
70 all points in the east.
Be sure and see the anti rust tiuwzre at
dopkin Bros, will las q lifetime.
We have decided TO continue making
the sc cent photos Long Photo Co.
For calcium carbide 90 to the Office Of
oregon Gas Light Heating & Power Co.
A fine lot of new cook stoves anL
ranges at Stewart & Sox's. Prices cheap
er than ever.
BRING the babies and ges . doz. of
those cute little Diamond photos, only
80 cents at Miss Longs.
Don't buy an "Airtighs'' store unt
you see the Hickory" AMI 'sTrilbv
kept by Stewart ( Sox.
'Trilby" the most popular heating
stove on the market At Stewart & Sox
Hardware Co.'S.
The Long Photo Co. is the leading
gallery Of AlbAnv. Every photo made
there is gem ofIc Call and see for
yourselves
Go to Verick's shaving and hair cut
ting parlors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
customer.
When you want choice steak, : nice
roast or meat of any kind. call on Henry
3roaers- He keeps the best
Tie best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beef
Company's market, Just down Second
treet. Good weight and prompt attend
ion.
| Soothing, healing. CLEANSING, lie Wit 8
Witch HaEel SalTe is the imptscsble ene-
my of sores, burns and wounds. Il never
fails to cure Piles, You may rely upoU 1t.
!. IL. A. Cumming, agent
Constipation prevents the body from nd
inE itself Of waste matttr. De Wits Lat
} tie Early Risers will remove the trouble
} aud cure SicE Headache. Billousns<s, In
active Liver aud clear the oomplexlon.
Small, sugar coated. don't gripe or causs
nansea--I. A. Cumming, agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16
ElectIons.

G.. Ar: Commander, David Torbet.
s. V. c., Robert Brown; ]. V. O., ]. L;
Miller; chaplain, G. II. Walker; quar-
termaster, W. @. Breckenridge; surgeon,
A. B. woodln, officer OF tue day, Jonn
Catlln; officer Of the guard. O NJ. West
brook council OF admin strat.on, 5, 5.
Train, q. ii. Walker, W. Q. Brecken-
ridge; delegates, ]. Il. Davis, .. II. .
Walker; al1erpates, ]. /. Miller, J. w
Barber.
Mcpherson Relief Corps No. Is, W, r
c.: President, Mira. Cordella Howard
s. V. P, Mrs. ellison; j. V p, Mrs
Hattie Myers; treasurer, Mrs. Clar'
Crawford; Suard, Mrs. Hardman; chap
lain Mrs. Hand; delegates. Mrs. Agnes
ellison. Mrs Whiting; Alternates, Mrs
Myers, Mrs. Whiting.
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The Dallas Court.

At the circuit court in Dallas yester
Magers was indicted for the murder o
Ray Sink, and his trial was begun today
at noon, with District Attorney Hayjer
and Attorney Hall. of Portland, for tbs
state, and w. II. Holmes and J. J. Daly
for the defendant.
The grand jury also indicted Fred Sen
ders and Harry Saltmarsh for burglary
and their trial will be begun next Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock before Judg'
Burnett and jury.
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A Stay of Proceedings.

A message was received from the pos
tai department. yesterday afternoon or
dering proceedings ia reference to the
change OF the site Of the post Office stop
pod until further proceedings. The
matter 10 beine hotls contested and every
effort possible 10 being made by those
interested to stop the change and keep
the office where it is now.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-16

Eden NJ. Brattain has been appointed
register Of the land office at Lakeview.
One thousand men are said to be on
their way out from Dawson, anything to
get out.
The Telegram announces that the
Multnomahts and University Of Caliior-
MIA will splay foot ball at Portland on
Dec. 28,
Born, at the family residence on
Church street, near Court, Salem, Dec.
8, 1898, at p. m, to Mr.. and Mrs. X.
z. Boise Jr., a son.
Lebanon Lodge No. AZ elected the fol-
lowing officers ct their last meeting in
November: N S Dalghesh, N G; ID
Sec; G E Pugh, Perm. Sec; F Hyde,
Treasurer.
Secretary Alger has given out the in
formation that the troops at Manila will
be returned to their homes in the order
in which they went there. This will
bring the Oregon boys back among tbs
transports can be secured for regulars tc
take their places.
| All mail for the Corvallis & Easter
should be directed to Albany Oregon.
This Office today received letter ol
circular, addressed to Mr. F. p. Whitne.
publisher Democrat. A mixture OF ed
itors certainly.
"Apron Strings
10 not a lecture,
But an entertainment full OF fun sense
sentiment, songs and poetry.
The Salem Journal says one might a
we'll look for q needle in o hay NOV a
to look for an original idea in some pap
ers.
The U s grand jury has been drawn
Portland, without single person frol
Linn county.
n The Oregonian Gays the u of o will n,
q play the foot bali game with the o A
!. next Saturday.
IL pThe will Of Archbishop Gross has bee
Q, published. He left all OF his proper
q, to his successors in Office for ecclesiasl
% cal purposes, besides several small sun
N for some Of the schools and $500 I
II masses. He requested that no fowe
n. be ueed at bis funeral and that he
r. buried in an inexpensive wooden coffl
His executors are Revs. Blanchet, Hei
richs, Nofthman, Metayer and O'Dt
The will was signed Oct. 2, 1894.