The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21

folSoNInx . the roll oi bonor OF the
public schools for the past quarter.
cESTEAL SCHOOL.
First 6rade-Edna Acheson. Viva
Archibald. MAude BIouut, Ethel Cole.
Bertha Lee. Myrtle LAutx, Margaret
Aonieith, EsmA Sprenger, Jessie Van
Dyke, Sanford Archibald, David Kings
ley, ssrton Hickey, Frzus Taylor, Vic
tor Long.
2ud 6rsde-Im& Currau, EveIine
Yerks, Alice WAldahi, Euiah Wright.
Ralph Dindinger. Chester E1ge. Robert
Hardman. Murdock kingsley, Willie
Phillips, Willard Ramp. Harry Steele,
Gwyn Watson
Srd Grade. Belle Chance IeAcher-Eva
SternberE, Eiva Rogers, Minnie Hozsrd,
Nancy Hopper. Edith BussArd, Pera
Wilkins Visitors: J Z Wheeler, Supt.,
Mrs \ Steele
i,h Grade-Vens Marks. Martha Mon
;ague, Adele Goif. Visitors: Mamie
Hall, Supt. Wheeler, Mrs Schultz, Irene
Gof, Nelma Davis. Neva Marks
5.h Grade-Elwood Sylvanus, Earle
Eronk
7th Giade-Archie Ries, Robert Tor
bet. Visitor: Rufus Thompson. Lair
Thompson. Vida Maston, Wm Mc6ee,
Co. sup; Wheeler. Prof Torbes, Mss
Maude Russell.
s.h 6rAde-Agnes Butler, Mertice
Gray. Ida Shupp, Francis Crab am, Ethel
Hickey, Bessie Beam. Anna Howard.
Pearl Jewell. Willard Marks, John
Bryan, Fred T~ay, Roy Parker, Vlra
Stewart, Lark Large, Fanny Helmick
Kirk Seratord, visitors: Prof. forfeit
and Fred Harris.
MADISON SCHOOL.
lst erade-Cecile Knox, Allie Slillson
Dora Stillson. Tommy Barnes, Elmel
Purdom, Robbie Rainwa;er, Floyd HAM
mel, Leo Hammer, George Anderson
Willie Epkie, Roy Froman.
End grade. Mary Williams teacher
Mattel Cane, Edith Davies, CArma Knox,
Andrew ainSatsr, BERTHE TiIleon, Oliver
Wagstsff. 0sca- Zimmerman, Frank
Bryant, Walter Kimmei, Lynn Mitchell
Eugene Burns, Archie Burns.
4th grade. Eva Simpson teacher-Vesti
Conn, Olive Mitchell, Jessie Michael
Fred Forgey, Erma Livingston, Eli
stewart. Hattie Rainwater, Fern Fox
Dora Worrell, Hattie McRae.
9Th grade. Nettie NJ. Whitney teache
Maggie Livingston, Kate Graf. Marcu
Dunn, Jessie Cox, Ethel Hammer, Alic
Markhart, Clarence Parker, Lee Chap
man.
A SWEDISH CoLoSy. There is pros
pect of coiouy being founded st Jordan
lt viii be composed of Swedes, and,
} the deed is contaminated. they will pul
chase 5000 srres of farming land. Th
contractor for the colony inspected th
land and made favorable report to Il
, agent for the coloay. all that remain
to De done is for the agent to inspect tb
land, and il suitable, the colony is g
: assured thing.-Scio News. What b,
become OF that other colony near Scio
RosEBuRa's q. & l.. A..-The report
: the secretary of the Roseburg BuildiT
aud Loan Association at the Annu
meeting held this week shows that Il
!, present value OF the stock, which b
y = run los months is $l69 SO. This ind
Gates that it Will take about two yea
4, more for the stock to mature II
: withdrawal value is given as Ass
!: The highest bid for stock last year W
u only 10 months, the lowest month.
, FRoNAN WoS.-A live pigeon shoot W
had on the range yesterday afterno
between George Froman, SKY Meel
, Phil Baltimore, +. Il. Pfeiffer and Jo
l. winkley al $40 each, forming purse
a $50. From IN won $S5 on record
nineteen out of twenty. Meeks and Bal
, more divided SIS on seventeen each, a
~ Pfeiier and Winkley were out in the CT
~ on fifteen esch
DR. THR DOGS MoN - Joe Warwic
hounds run down Wild cat and killed
N last Thursday. They had been runni
ce it on franklin Butte, when it stru
III across Richardson's Gap for the moi
tain on other side, the dogs overhaulin
n within so yards Of the timber line, on
'is mountain side. 1t waa q pretty race,
NJ cat running on the fence for quite d
tance.-Scio News.
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~, To Gaze Constipation rorever.
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