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The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
SECRECY REGARDING DESTIN A
TION,

New York, May 3.-One of the largest
shipments of munitions of war was re.
ceiyed at Governors island this morning
1t comprised 100000 cartridges, so
machetes, wheels for sixteen field Pieces
and large quantity of food supplies.
There is a deal of secrecy regarding its
destination. 1t is rumored that tho sup
plies are for the insurgents. The distri-
button will be made as soonfas transpor-
tation can he arranged.
Orders have been issued by the war de-
partment to all q uarterIuasters' depart
ments to furnish no Information to news
papers concerning the work of the depart
ment
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
WHEN NATURE

Needs assistance it may be best to rem
der it promptly, but one should remem-
Der to use even the most perfect remedies
only when needed. The best and most
simple and gentle remedy is the Syrup
OF Figs, manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
FIRED ON ERICSSON.

Key West, May 3-The torpedo boat
Ericsson reports that while accommodating
near the shore about three miles west Of
Havana yesterday she was fired upon by
a body of soldiers, both cavalry and in
fantry. She reported to the ships of the
fleet and was promptly signalled to get
out of the line of fire. The gunboat Will
mington then opened fire and sent several
shots, but with what effect it is of course
as yet. unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
GENERAL WADE TO COMMAND.

Tampa, May 3-It is now almost GER
tain that Bri gadier General Wade will
have active command of the q nited States
in the field in Cuba. Both Generals Wade
and Shafter will, it is said, accompany
the expedition, but the latter although
the ranking general, will hot direct the
movement Of troops in the field. 1t is
hardly possible that the forces will be
actually en- route for Cuba before the first
OF next week. But four OF the necessary
transports are as yet on hand.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
ONE WOMAN IN THE NUMBER.

Washington, May 3.-One hundred and
thirty five passes giving permission to
correspondents of newspapers to accom-
pany the army have SO far been issued by
Secretary Alger.
One OF these was Mrs. K. B. Watkins,
representing Toronto newspaper, and is
the only one issued up to this time to a
woman. Many other applications have
been filed with the secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
MAJOR q GENERALS OF VOLuN
TIERS.

Washington. May 8.-Ihe understand
ing among some of the Senators today is
that the four major generals of the volun-
teer army have been determined upon
ana that they are: Generals Otis of
New York, Wilson of Delaware, Lee of
virginia and Wheeler of Alabama.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
MORE MONEY WANTED.

Washington, May 3-The Secretary of
the Navy. this afternoon made application
for an emergency appropriation of So, 5O5,-
ooo for the use of the bureaus of yards
and docks. This is an addition to the
Slo, pDO, 900 asked for this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
SKATER ASSUMES COMMAND.

=, Jacksonville, May ga special from
Tampa, Fla, says: Gen. Shatter assumed
command OF the troops here yesterday,
with Gen. Wade in charge of II regiments
OF infantry and Col. Cochran in charge
OF the second division of four brigades,
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets. All
&c. The genuine has l.. B. Q. on each tablets
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
CA e: . ID.

To my customers and friends.
am giad TO announce that am now
with cox q Dyer, 245 Middle ST., where
should be pleased to receive call from
you. Yours Truly,
FRANK Fl CHASE.
apr26eod2w Formerly with F. c, White
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
STORAGE
I'D
aG91 =
TIL aaW
t5ga
FURS.

Furs and Fur Garments re-
ceived for Storage, and insured
during the Summer season at
low rates.
All valuable furs after thorough
preparation are taken to the
Union Safe Deposit and Trust
Co.'S vaults for safe keeping,
without extra charge.
Our new method is OdOr-
less and does not crease
the garments.
Fur repairing can be done now
to better advantage than in the
Autumn. s4tfe IA.
The work is inclined to be
thorough, the price less, and the
garment ready to wear when re-
quired.
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-04
TO MAKE DEWEY AN ADMIRAL.
CUTTING OF MANILA CABLE.

london, May 3.-Inquiries made at the
off oes Of the Eastern Telegraph Company
show it to have been impossible for any
word to have come from Manila since 10
O'Clock yesterday morning, London time,
when the cable was*cut.
Che officials of the company say that,
according to. their tests from Hong Kong,
the cable was cut 80 miles from Manila
They think a week or even fortnight
may elapse before it can be repaired.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04

Whereas, in obedience 10 the bugle
call OF The Great Commander OF Us all
Comrade George " Hawkins responded
and went 4.i1 rest" on earth al the sound
OF TAPS" and answered "Roil Cail' on
the biyonac of The 6rand Army on the
green fields OF the golden shores al
Reveille. mustered out below, mustered
IN above, therefore be it
RESOLVED, That I:Pklerson Post No. 5
Department OF Oregon has lost a worthy
and honored member snd a true cam
rade, lhe country a soldier and patriot.
ever ready to offer his life in It's defense,
and The community true friend aud
citizen, and be II further
RESOLVED. Ihs; We deeply sympAthize
with all who mourn his loss Relatives
and friends we mourn as you mosuu.
Our tears shall mingle With your i.a,s.
and We with yoC viii gather from natures
choicest and sweetest flowers, and by our
common love ssrew the mound that
marks his rest" and be il further
RESOLVED, That in our iuIther appre-
citation and esteem OF our departed COM
rade, that the hall be drAped in mourn
ing Tor the period OF thirty dsys and
| these resolutions be made q part OF the
records OF Mcpherson Post in memorlAm.
S. W. RKxcE.
J. b 3ARBkE,
ID. ToRBET.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
Decidedly Romantic.

Wednesday evening at the residence o
the bride. corner 9th and Lincoln, oc
Cured one OF the happiest weddings
known to Eugene society. The contract.
ing parties were our esteemed citizen.
ex-Sheriff and genial miller, J. NJ. Shell.
iy, and Mrs. n. j. Applegate, one OF Eu
genes most accomplished society ladies'
The ceremony was pronounced by Rev.
Morton l.. Rose pastor OF the First
Christian church OF which both bride and
gromm are esteemed members. Besides
the members OF the families OF the two
contracting parties, only Mrs Rev. Rose,
Mrs. w. l.. DeLano, and Miss Whiteaker
were present. Numerous kilograms of
congratulations were received last nigh:
and today from friends in Portland, San
francisco and othe- cities on the coast .
The happy couple will reside at the
brides residence, corner Lincoln and
Sixth streets.
This wedding is the elimination OF a
lie long acquaintance involving roman
tic courtship IN youthful days. When
about tue ages OF seventeen and twenty.
i've respectively, tie bride and groom
then residing in this state were happy
lovers and even plighted their hearts and
lives TO each other. But for various
reasons the golden chord was severed on
ly to be reunited In after years. She was
wooed and welded TO another, and like
wise he too became the husband OF an.
other. Thus for many years they we're
separated, till a. last, death having Wis
tied each household, the mutation of
time again placed them in environments
not unlike those Of youthful days.-Reg-
ister
Mr.. Shelly 10 well known In Albaby,
having. been here frequently as com
mereial traveller for several years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
THURSDAY
A. o.U. w. LECTURE.

A large audience gathered at the opera
house last night on the occasion of the
visit here of Past Grand Master J. g.
Tate, of Lincoln, Neb now Grand Lec-
turer, who is making tour OF the coast
in the interest of the A. o. U. w. The
meeting was presided over by Hon. j
| K. Weatherford. An address of well
come was delivered by County Clerk
Montague, followed by a song by the
quintet, Messrs Fulton, Steele, Polling
Lee and Hammer. A few remarks were
made by Grand Master McFaddep, oi
Salem, when the speaker of the evening
was introduced. in opening his address
he remarked that he had travelled from
New York TO Albany ard for unique,
| pleasant and smooth reception the one
at this city deserved the bakery He
then spoke for nearly two hours, display
ing rare eloquence, interspersing his
argument with many pointed illustra-
| tions.
Some OF the facts presented by Mr..
Tate were the following:
The Ancient Order OF United Work.
men was orgaeized twenty-nine years
| ago at Meadville, Pa by thirteen me-
| chanics. These men saw something
ought to be done to make provision
against the time when wife and child
should be left 10 fight life's battles alone.
They knew up to that time no frsternal
| organization had ever engaged in such
work. They realized not the dangers
that threatened. They saw only the
need of today, but had e simple and
abiding faith that somehow tomorrow
would take care of itself.
| 1t seems almost incredible that in %
years this little lodge has grown to an
army ST0,0 900 strong: that from so in
auspicious a beginning should have
grown an institution distributing to its
beneticiaries $50, 900. zoo, and 20 the un-
| fortunate among it's living members
so, ,000, 900 more. $l00, ,0O0, 900 distribut-
ed to the needy and tie widow and the
orphan in the brief period OF % years.
Who can comprehend it. and who can
tell how much of sorrow has been as
suaged, and how much OF poverty pre-
vented, and how much of crime avoided,
by the expenditure OF this vast sum of
money at time when sorrow aud des
paIr menaced the homes and the fire.
sides OF our members?
Today after all troubles have been
overcome the order stands with q clean
record financially and Otherwise.
he showed the development OF the
plan OF assessment up to the present
system of classified assessments, which
he explained in very comprehensive
manner, remarking that he had no
reason to doubt its efficiency and safety
But. membership, he said meant more
than merely the financial benefit. 1t
signifies all that is involved in the word
fraternity, grand word. Three words
commend the institution. Fraternity,
sluality, safety, all elements in the
work OF the order. He impressed the
audience with the lasting powers of the
40 Z. ", declaring that it would
deal as faithfully with those present as
1t had with others in the tweniy-nire
years Of its magnificent history
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
THE SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

The graduating exercises OF the high
school department OF the public schools
were attended last night by a very large
audience, who listened for three hours
TO the entertaining exercises.
The opera house had been tastily dec
GRATED for the occasion, the class colors
making fine display
Rev. McRiliop offered the opening
prayer.
The Mozart orchestra opened the pro.
gram aud were heard several simes dur
ing the evening, furnishing come splen-
did music.
The graduating orstiops were pro-
nounced by the youRg men Of the class
Harry Cameron paid fine tribute to
Horace Mann, New England's q cham pion
of education.
James Bryant delivered a model ora.
tion on Oregon Pioneers, pronouncing it
with excellent sratorical effe and in q
style TO speGk OF his future success how
ever high he may continue his studies
He spoke OF the course OF the pioneer
across the eontinent,o of Capt. Grey at the
Columbia in l792, of the educated men
who came TO where rolls the Oregon, CT
Marcus Whitman and his work, q mon
ument 10 whom is Pacific College A
hne tribute was paid TO the pioneers in
iheir work Of building up this country,
thev were patriots OF the higher order,
higher than the so-called political patri-
otism OF tie present day. A just recoS-
milton Of the Indian war veterans was
urged Tor the work they did. All honor
70 the pioneers of Oregon, land of the
happy, home of the bless.
Vernon Ramp spoke we'll on the
value OF Spare Moments" bringing out
very strongly the part little things play
in all nelds IN success in life. Persever-
enee will bring results OF greatest value
In our spare moments We lay the found.
alton Of character for good or evil.
Miss Loretta Sie~arf. the nightingale
OF TIC class, sang 'Fly Forth, Oh Gentle
Dove
Misses Edna Howard and Mae Miller
we're heard IN veil rendered piano so!os.
The yoang ladies OF the class. Misses
Loretta Stewart, Ethel Bentley, Hattie
Olson, MidA McCoy, Anna Marshall and
Edith Ro~ell presented Longfelloz's
beautiful! p EN- "EvAngeIine F"
rrot. Tyree iu omplimeniary words
presented the gradEaiing diplomas to the
class
A paniomine ring drill was beautifully
presented By Misses RoEell, Marshall,
McCoT. Olson, Cline, Francis, Stewart,
liAyo, Patterson. They bad received ex-
cellent training under Miss Lillian CFaE-
lord.
A c2ntz's, The Secret" sas present.
I'd by Misses Edna Howard, Orpha
Brown. ViEa SiesaTt and Nr. Fred Twzy
with a chorus OF thirty DO, and girls. in
q manner TO confer great creliE on the
participants.
This closed the we'll carried out enter
tainment
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
8 SATURDAY.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


Mr.. Charles Bam'ord is lying seriously
Ill st his home IN this CITY.
Hon. Geo. Z. Chamberlain and J. A.
Beard came up from Portland this noon.
Mr.. Steve Sanford, OF Ladd & Bush e
band, Salem, is in the city on days
visit.
4. NJ. Veatch is reported TO be a can
didaic for governor on tie democratic or
union ticket.
morrow morning for Tacoma on visit
with relatives.
J. J. stureill. who organized the Fra.
ternal Union in Albany last year, Was ID
the city this week.
Mr.. Jos. Meissr and con hnve returned
from Roseburg, where Mr. Meiser haI
been in business several months. He ha.
sold hiss business there and is contemp
lating q trip to Alaska, perhaps going in
to bushes.
License was issued today for the mar
riage OF j. William Bruce and Sylvanii
saltmarsh. MIR. Edwin Ritter, Of Leb-
anon, applied for license for msrriag'
with Miss Elpha Parrish, but being un
der twenty it was necessary for him Il
get the consent of his parents wi hich wa
being done.
| Evangelist Blair and wife and Eide
Newton, who have been holding meet
ings in different places in. the county
next week will be in Albany and hol,
services perhaps for several months il
the w. @. L. L. hall, They are what i
known as shouting Free Methodists, an
one who heard them in the country say
they are efficient In this respect as we
as successful workers.
Mr.. Ira Phelps, former Linn eount
young man for several years resident c
Medford, where he has been in TIE news
paper business, was in the city today
and next week will leave for San Fran
cisco, with view TO locating in Califo,
nio. His family will remain awhile wit
Mr.. Phelps father near this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
A Pretty Tribute.

Ths Independents Enterprise p4vs ihe
following tribute 70 the late c. ". Ir.
vine, OF that city. ssn-In l&x Of l. C.
Dieker. OF this city, tribute lev Inen
ever receive:
The life work Of Charles W. Irvine i:
closed foreyer; bat be has not lived in
vain. His lie has been useful to the
community in which he lived. aud he
leaves behind him a record cE friendship
deep, strong, ieTvent His genial ma
ture pervaded every aci OF his existence
His deroiions 10 his family were no les:
beautiful. They NAV lie fiIIingIy sum
med up in the statement that he Was 8
devoted husband and loving father. We
douo, IL even q hAr-h word or rude sen.
timent escaped his lips in the family cir
Gle. His life was valuable because OF it
example. The world j. better for his
living. aud manhood Is elevated by the
kindly acts he has left for its guidance
The deeds Of his plameless life an
excellent examples OF what purity and
tenderness of heart are capable of sc
ccmplshing. Our admiration for thiI
man leads US TO observe-There 10 NJ
death. The stars 90 down to rise upor
brighter shore
The funeral services were held undel
the auspices OF the oodmeu of tn,
World, Of which order be was & membel
and for the success of which he was Al
untiring laborer. Rev. D. V. Polinl
conducted the services.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
Mining Matters.

The following new claims have been
filed with the ecuuty clerk, the y.claims,
being ten claims located BY Capt. Lam
ming ard Others, which will be deyeloped,
assays Of the ore being very rich:
The ' mines-The Vanderbilt ty q
W White. The Neiena, Venus, Vulcan.
and Willard b. E L2nninS, L s LaDce
and II W White The HigilSnt by l. s
L2Due. The Ven6oms By L S LaDue,
George and Albert Paquette The Yes
uvias by Z ] Lanning The Vaadaiia
and Virginia by L LaDue and E Lsn-
ming. All in the southern district Nye
Greek south side
The Nightingale and klondike by J V
Pipe and Y. II. Caldwell
Tne Mav Flower BY Robert Munro.
The Silver Eagle and Black Eagle by
Geo SAkuter, on Gra;gs creek.
The Blue Jay By F Vaughn, Il mile
of Albany mill. Santiam mines.
The Red Rock an White Star BY Hen
y Hudd, on GrSiss Creek-E
The klondike BY CoFdelia Hoxard, Z
mile of Quartxville.
The Dolayardux placer by jas Church
QuartEvi;le.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
All the Same as Becker

A. Baker. well kuoxn in East Port.
land, formerly engaged in the grain and
feed commission business on East Col
umbia street, near natsr, is now labor
ioukIy engaged in training Angora goats
10 harness, with which he expects TO
have himself sLd wife and his reiinue
transported from Dyea or Skayway to
Dawson City. The goats were purchased
at McMinnyiIle, q short time ago, and
the first pair 10 now being introduce to
traces. They are finely clad in their
fiossy coats. and, together with their
long, slopiug horns, when set upoa bead
that is carried with considerable of as
sumed Importance, make quite an i'm
posing appearance. The party expect TO
start by the middle OF next month. They
will provide themselves with all kinds OF
dried and evaporated vegetable and
meats. About POO pounds is expected
70 be placed on the sleds Portland
Tribune. Mr.. Baker resided IN Linn
county. His scheme will be failure
Angora goats will never do the work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
HOME AND ABPOAD.

The Chinese New Years endei lastnight
There are reports of arrangements being
make for starting another bank In Albany
To NIGHT:-There will be a call meet.
ing OF the. B Bsy's Club at 7:30 tonight
VERsoE RAMP, Pres
The members of the Sodayille Maecah bee
tent have given no their charter. and Iasi
evening united with Linn tent Of this eity
Deputy Supreme Commander Shery ,od
OF Portland. perforned the uniting cere-
mony, and big time was mad. This gives
Linn tent a membership Of about sixty six.
I-Lebaaon Advance.
Hiram Kenton, an old citizen Of Al
bany, who has been unweIi for some
time. was yesterday declared insane and
taken to the asylum.
The Statesman says: Linn county
officers yesterday brought down one II
henton, an insane patient, and commit
ted him to the o STA. Kenton Ia a
professional miner, aged IS wears. and
his malady takes the form of senIIity
de is single man.
French the jeweler.
komona-pure spices.
smiieJ's clean printing.
komona-RomOnz pure extracts.
Try schHEing,s Best tea snd baking souaes.
The Best Crackers in town at C E Brow.
ne!i's.
Baths at VIereck's shaving and hair
cutting pariors.
Pictures from rs cents TO SIS per deq n
at Longs gallery.
Get set Of carving knives for an xmas
present at Hopkin Bros.
Call at Hopkin Bros and ses the pock et
knives oesi line In the city.
G B Winn, citz tick eta2ent. Tickets
70 all points in the east.
Set your watch with Frencll's regulator
II you sant the correct time
1t you want to wake up tuy an alarm
clock at French 5 jeEelry store.
Crlwford & HarnIsh for photogra chs
friees from 81 TO go pr dozen.
BE sure and see the aati rust tiaware at
hopkln Bros. will las. lifetime.
Scow Flake" -four il usds b, the
ked Crown Mills of Albany.
a hne line Of new macintosbes Just re-
oeived al the Blain Clothing Co.'S.
Try our pop corn If never fails to pop.
c E BRowSELL.
Red Crown" the standard of coIor
sud strength In -four. All grocers have it
No one can af4ri t. BE wiihoqs cIo-k.
see the low prices q. Franch's jexelry store.
Take the . & & Z cteamer for Portland
day
4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
-Four Farms For Sale

/ The following desirable farms are for sale
Address McHAs*er & bafrlgI, 3lI Wsg-
e=-te- block. Portland, Creeoo, OF
call en C 6 Burkhsrs. AIsAny. 0rezon. for
psrticular-.
l. zeres. enz nile Uess u Fl aIses, n
she D L q of D W AIIineh N, Ia Sec 35,
r IL, SRA, W T NJ. 35 acres are ciezred
nd unde, cultivation, t3e remainder beirg
covered with small timber. Muddy Creek
runs thrsugh the property. There Is
small orchard. Price $3.50.
50 scFss; .oszn mile ) Ct Brownsville.
=" TIE D 1. c Of S.usu-I johnson. Ia Sec II, !,
TIA. Rs, w w AL cleared lad
S. acres under ealtiza'ien, ali fenced, no
oGIldi g.. Price $500
g. 255 scres. ssO mi e. s Of B oEzs-
vie. n Sscs I3 and "A, 7 IA, S z :. W "
VI 10 CT z-s tIIlz5ls and the bzl.nes
: hes. <aIted fyr passsrage 75 acre zr
uBdsr er7p. Il ali fe1eed. has goo1 sa0
Jly Of water, good baIidings aud oF>h.rd
Pliee $3.50.
4 7S5 .eTes. siI miles e2st of Lebanon,
n Secs Is and I6, T IL, SRI. " " d.
This 10 very god stock farm. Of which
aboat 100 acres are tiIIab,e. L Il we'll
xaiereG, all fenced aud hae soms fair
aiIdings- Price $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Abstrac
Company, for the DgNoCRAT, for th
week ending January %, 1898.
E Wiliougeby ct al by sheriff. 10
VIM Lane, T 10 ) W about 500 AS so
6 Moore & VT to K E Ellis-T 10.
" acres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
John Schmeer & wf to Catherine
Pfeiffer ct al, lot s sni part Cf
lot Albany GO
L kirchhoff ct al to r Nyatt, lot
S and part lot 7 bl Albany -.
K Wyatt to Catherine Pfsffer
undivided & OF lot and part lot
bl Albany .
] r Wyatt ts L kirchh a, undi-
vided i OF lot and part of loi7
bl7 Albany
Mart Miller and VT TO D B MOI
teith, ii 2 " IS acres. s...
Us to Josiah Osborn & VT, copy OF
patent. claim 53, 7 49, w 640a
81 Bryant. assignee OF L f Blain,
to s w Dodd. T IL. 5 81 acres S47
D B Monteith to Ina Fl Mon,eith.
I IL. 2, 607 acres; T IL. 3 and
W 123 acres; part OF blocks 8,
II, 45, 53, 81, and 20 Albany and
part OF bl 2 Eastern add to Al.
bany .--...-.-. ]
Ii Mullen to Farmers < Mer-
chants Ins Cow 4 bl 6S, Albany j
L L Bisin & VT to S ~ Do6d, T II
3w 81 acres
P II Marlay & vi 10 NJ n Allen,
Is. /, E 200 acres es.........
] 7 Ames & wf to Mabel II Ames,
small tract T Is E.....
Lowell Ames & VT to D6HC
| Anes, T l3 E 50 acres. ...
E I Willonghby to \ Bank, Eu-
/ gene, Sec T II " IS acres. 4;
Z Wallace to Agnes McNabb, 7
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
A Good Many Diplomas.

Between March 5. 1894, and Jdly /,
1895, there were issued by the state
board OF education 1865 teachers certifi
Gates and diplomas. 1852 college and univ
ersity diplomas, 200 state diplomas and
Az state certificates. The time OF the
issuance Of these papers covered period
OF q months, the average monthly is
suance being IS. At the same monthly
average as for the preceding period, the
number of papers issued during the past
Is months was S64. The estimated
number OF papers issued between March
3. 1894, and January /, 1898, is 2229 Al
s6 paper this means very big income
fof the superintendent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
WHEAT.

The market continues 10 Improve. Ia
Chicago shorts buying and the clique firm,
resulting In the high price for January
wheat May whea, as follows:
New York es7.c.
Chicago size.
Sen Francisco Ssi<c.
Liverpool lc higher.
Albany 67c.