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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-06

'fhe Proprietors of the " Ecls!hs
AeFcGRtH ? nave The honour Of
requesting Foglisn advertisers e
hand their orders to Mil. MAYEnCE,
FAvRE and C., who are the sole
Agents for all English ard Freach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
THE GLACIERS IN MONTANA.
SEVERAL NEAR BLACKFooT MOUNTAIN.
ON THE SLOPES OF TIE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE.
CLOSE TO CANADA.

ON THE SLOPES OF TIE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE.
CLOSE TO CANADA.
George Bird Grinncll. in Science.
For some years have been interested in the
geography OF a small section Of the Rocky
Mountains which until recently was part Of the
Blackfeet Reservation. in Northwestern Mon
tana. This section lies for the most part east
OF the Continental Divide. and between the in
ternational boundary on the north and the Great
Northern Railroad the south The portion
Of il which know best is included in the water
shed of the st. Mary's River and its tributaries.
In 1901 | took To the head Of the 81. Mary 5
River the first party that had ever visited il,
50 far as known, and in 1879 accompanied to the
same point the Government Commission which
aftcrward pUr ,aSed from the Blackfeet Indians
the rough mountain land which formed the
western portion of the reservation Of that tribe.
Before that | had made sketch map OF the
region which is the basis Of all the maps Of 1t
that have been made published.
In 1891 | made a hasty trip 10 the head OF the
river and climbed Mount Jackson. the highest
peak in that region. Last July 1SiN) | again
went to the head Of the river and climbed the
Blaclfo0t Mountain. another lofty peak some
what less accessible than Mount Jackson on
both trips | was accompanied by my friend j.
Il. Monroe.
These last trips have enabled me definitely
TO locate two points about whose relations |
have never until now been quite certain. one
is the Pumpelly glacier. discovered by Professor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
A COMMUNITY or MARKSMEN.

From The London News.
The little commune OF Attinghausen. In can
ton Cri has beer made famous throughout the
world by the pen Of Schiller in his "Whham
Tell" The commune at present has popula
ton Of about five hundred souls including me
babies. Like all its neiShbor coinnunes, IL hoIuS
its yearly "SchjtZenfest." II appears from me
report of the contest in the "CTner IeItune
that no fewer than lS4 out of its 800 lnhaol-
tants are capable marksmen or marks"onc'i'
for out of the ISL who took part In the contest
at the communal butts 13 were women. Not
only did some of the women prove to be better
shots than their husbands. to Ike great delight
OF the sex but the highest honors\Qf this year
festival were won By female handsN The Jung
frau Katharine Wirsch, who is only in her fir
teenth year. made % points at me "Iweck-
schuss." and 50 carried off the fist prize She
Is the daughter Of Matthias WirsCh. who, with
seven OF his sons and three Of ms daughters.
appeared at the Attinghausen Schuizenfest, and
the whole family were so deXteronS WIN ther
rifles that they gained nine prizes during the
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04

parcels each one Of which contained number
Of diamonds. The winks and smiles Of the willy
German told the rest. and / knew that had
carried ashore and came dangerously near los
ing a big consignment of contraband goods.
"A long time afterward it became we'll estab-
lished in customs circles that the man with the
Swiss watches and the man with the ricKety
umbrella were and the same. and that
despite the information given to the customs
department the goods came in free Of duty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
he SAVED HIMSELF.

From The Chicago Tribune.
"Ruggles. I am in some embarrassment.
want to make a present Of n jewc-box appro-
priately inscribed, 10 young LADY,
CORPUS. I'm sorry. but | haven't a cent
"Confound you, did you think | was asking
you for money? | only wanted your help in
getting up the motto to inscribe on the Jewei
case"
"Corbus. you Interrupted me. I was about
to say that l hadn't a sentiment in my mind
that would be appropriate to the OCCASION"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
Lively Skagway

letter was received this morning by
Mrs. Ramp, her husband who re-
Gently went to Skagway with q view OF
doing business He and his son and Mr.
Moon, who went together. were each a,
work al IS day and expenses, and the
other Albany men were all doing well
Mr.. Ramp and con and Mr.. Moon were
boarding at L. W. Achison's, who will,
his wife we're running a boarding houFe
Table board Was $5 q week and meals at
restaurants from 25c TO 81, the latter for
q good meal. There were 5000 10 900
people there, restless and undecided, and
many we're starting for the mines every
day, determined to get IN as soon as pos.
sible. Nearly every other place was 3
saloon or gambling den, wide open. and
men and women drank and caroused
side by side. While seeing for himself
hos things were being run he saw one
miner just from Dawson lose I35 pounds
OF gold dust and another one 60 pounds
Lots for business houses were 5000, just
large enough for cabin, and cabins
l5x0 rented for SIS for business par
poses. Land jumping occurred every
night. A man might 60 10 bed with a
lot 10 get up iu the morning and ind =
cabin belonging TO some one else on IL
One night about midnight he heard 80
shots fired over q jumping business.
Mercantile business Was oyerdone, and
everything was so ieverish i. could not
be told when there would be q rush 10
some other place.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
Bridge Town.
January 18th. lsas,

January 10th, lsos.
EDrroK DExocRAT.
The frogs are squeaking and the bird.
are smelling. indicative OF an early
spsing.
A good many turner's are plowing rizhl
along regardless Of the rain. They ssy
they want TO get In as much grain a. pos.
sib!e. In case Of another failure OF crops
IN foreign countries they want 10 &c, some
more OF the benesis OF Mckinley pros
periiy.
There was Sabbath school Organized
az our school house on last Sunday chrsss-
ered The Bridge Town Sunday School
The new officers are as folloss: ] A Bill
yea, superintendent; George Arnold, as
sisiani; Frank Taarp, H6rafian: Roy
shelton. assistant: D Conser. secretary
Urd So elton, assistant; Nellie ( Biiyeu.
ehoris;eE; Maud BIlyeu, assistant. The
Sabbath school meets every Sunday Al
? o'ciock in the afternoon.
] understand George NJ and Lee Bill
yeu have rented the Downing sAw mill.
which has been idle for scme two years.
and are now operating the same. The
mill 10 situated about four miles east Of
Scio. IL is q splendid steam mill aud is
located IN q fine body of timber.
Old Uncle George Bilyeu and rife are
nos living with their con ]. A. Bilyen
Uncle George is 50 years anil almost
blind aud his vile has been . cripple for
thirteen years. Uncle George as he is
iAmiiiAfy known, has been one of the
most influential and leading democrats
OF Linn county and is still strong in The
lAiis.. A BzGISxER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
HOME AND ABROAD.

Two telephone lines now run from DYE
to Lake Linderman.
brownsville has twelve ministers, sewers
OF whom have retired from active duties.
Mrs Stuttz. wife OF the we'll known acto,
who has been in Albany several times
died In Gunnison, Utah, several dajs age
A good many cases Of measles sre reoor
TED. Attending physicians are requeste,
70 see that Ia all cases a Il ,g is placed ou
provided for by ordinance.
i Marion county's tax levy has been place,
at 10 mills. Tae amount for county ex
penses is 4-l0 mills, nearly double tina
OF Linn county. The SaIem city tax will
be 10 mills and the city school tax 6 mills
making total Of 81 mills Albany's to
tai tax will probably be 25K mills.
3 . Lndge, a gardener on the Mckenzie
sent sample of celery to a big 81 Loui,
grocer, and Immediately received an orde,
Tor a car load, which would have beer
worth about $1,000 in st Louis at whole
sale, but he bad not raised celery that ex.
'ensively, and had none to ship. He will
go into the business on larger scale mex
year.
French the ieweIer
Komona--pure spices.
SmifeJ's clean printing.
Romona-Romona pure extracts.
Try sehiiling's Best tea and baking powder.
The Best Crackers in town ut C + Brow.
neil's.
Baths at Viereck's shaving and hair
cutting parlors.
Pictures from rs cents to s25 per dsz n
at Longs gallery.
Get set Of carving Enives for an xmas
present at Hopkin Bros.
Gall at Hopkin Bros and see the poel et
knives best line In the city.
Winn, citv tick etagent. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Set your watch with French's regulator
IL you want the correct time.
IL you want to wake up" tuy an alarm
clock at French s jewelry store.
Crawford E Harnish for photographs
Prlees from 81 TO go per dozen.
De sure and see the anti rast tiawar at
hopktn Bros. will las. lifetime.
ssow Flake" -four is made by The
Ked Grown Mills of Albany.
n hne line Of new macintoshes inst re-
oeited a; the Blain Clothing Cos.
Try our pop corn /; it never fails to pop.
Z BRowskLi.
Red Crown'-the standard of color
aud strength in -four. All grocers have II
No one can afUrd h be without closk
see the low prices a. Franch's jsweIry store.
TaEe the U c 4 E cleaner for Portland
down river on Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day.
kszors LonAd. set and PIT In frst class
or der al Viereck' shaving and hair cut.
ting parIors.
Large sales ami smsg orofts 10 The motto
0. Hopk'n 6ros. and ,hAa /, why lhay are
always busy
when you want choice steak. q nice
roasi or meat OF any kind. call on henry
broders- he keeps the best.
DIS h. K. and o. K. Beers Offices and
residence Ia pest ofScs building. Special
attention given to diseases Of women.
Tie best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment a, the Albany Dressed Beef
CompAnys market, just down Second
street. Good weight and pronp, attend
tion.
Ifs tn uniform En;sh Of the New Red
Ctown h1ur waieh N axes it 90 inpispen-
SAB e 10 the pastry cooks. IL can aIxays
De relied upon for GOOD results. Try IL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
WEDNESDAY
SOCIAL AND Personal
will Sites returned home this we

Will Sites returned home this week
Mr.. Henry Blakely, of Brownsville
was doing business In Albany yesterday,
Mrs Q. d. Kennedy. of Portland, is in
the city the guest OF Mr.. w. II. Parker
The DKMocRAr is informed that Mr..
Jacob Modi went to Eugene today to be
married.
License has been issued for the mar
rirge OF Charley Huston and Lottie Mil
Ter.
b. F. Tbayer and W. L. Kelley also
have the fever and will leave on the Ore.
gon for Skgway.
Arthur, the eight year old son Of Mr..
Henry Taylor, is lying dangerously i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Charles Bamford left this morn
ing for Los Angeles, by way OF Portland,
intending to locate there
Enos Amos and j. J. RotheIle, of
Sweet Home, went 10 Portland today on
their way TO Alaska.
Charles HELEN brand "a young business
man OF Spokane, is in the city on visit
TO relatives Salem Journal.
NJ. L. Huber, the newly installed
commander of Ellsworth Post. G. A. r.,
OF this city. enjoys the distinction OF be-
ing, so far as known, the youngest SOL
dier IN the Union army-Corvallis Times
A San Francisco dispatch says: Ex.
Mayor Adolph Sutro Is both mentally
and physically incapacitated from at
tending TO his business affairs. and friends
and relatives have Tor some time dis.
cussed the advisa bility of applying for
letter of guardianship
Mr.. Ralph Knapp OF McMinnville has
entered the U of q. Mr.. Knapp was
formerly student OF McMinnville COL
lege where he gained considerable re-
putstion as man, scholar and a cen.
ter rush We are glad TO welcome
Register.
Charles Templeton OF Halsey, for
mer student OF the U OF o returned
home this morning, after a few days
visit with friende in this city. He may
return to Eugene soon and re-enter
the university His brother Fred who
graduated last June Is meeting with
good success as principal of the Banden
public school. Harry, U Of o 'i6 i, at
lending the Presby terian Theologicsl
Seminary in San Francisco this win-
.er.-Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
Hands Full of Suits.

They are having a cat and dog lime in
Lincoln county. Two suits have been
fi!ed in the Circuit Court OF that county g.
gainst g. f. Jones as county clerk and his
bondsmen for his last two terms, 10 re-
cover the sum OF $52S6 90, money alleged
to be due the county collected by the
clerk and retained as his legal fees and
emolumenis. also for money received in
Quent tax sale. The cid contention that
the clerk Is on salary is made in the
complaint, says the Leader. The czse
will be heard at the coming term OF court.
At the recent session of the County
Court the sheriff presented q bill OF S.
$40 10, receipts of the Office turned over
10 the county treasurer, and \ comprom
ise was ordered on basis OF 400, and
a warrant was drawn for the same, q where.
upon an injunction sait was brough,
against the treasurer by Beal Gather. K.
Butler and l.. NJ. Starr, as citizens and
taxpayers, to enjoin the payment OF the
warrant and also that in Iayor OF Geo. r.
Mckenzie for $50 for exporting the
records. The allegation concerning the
warrants drawn in favor OF Sheriff Land.
is that they were drawn for neither fees
y
they were ordered drawn was Illegal ans
not properly held
/ F. L. Kenton, of Portland, came uI
this noon
A Klein, of Salem, returned ytster
day from a trip to Mendoza, I'll.
Miss Lille Farrell left today for Port
land to spend several months.
L % Ralston, business man OF 0lex
illiam county, is registered at the Per
kins.
J. Nat Hudson, a former Linn Coun
ty man, is now j. p. at Sumpter, an
also practices law.
Mr.. and Mrs, B. A. Stafford will leav
tomorrow night for lower California fe
the benefit OF the formers health ,whic
has been poor.
at the U. P church tonight the su,
} ject Of Rev. Stevenson'f sermon will
; ls Your Name Written There. Go an
hear 1t. Everybody welcome.
s. Smith, +. G. Neal, and III. Brya,
3 went to Portland on the noon train to a
tend meeting of populists in that cit
A copy OF the New Era, published
Waitsburg, Wash, contains a numb
OF academy items, among others an a
count OF an entertainment, in which
former Albany young lady, now one
the teachers in the academy, took par
and is referred TO as follows: "Miss Nj,
\ Pollock recited in q charming mann
9 the piece entitled "The incomprehe
sible too utterly too," or words to tn
effect. The recitation was received wi
!, enthusiasm by the audience. An enco
L was insisted on The enrolment
9 the academy is now 72.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
Albany
Railroad Runors.
From the Astorian:

From the Astorian:
The latest in railroad circles is the re.
port put out last night on good author
ity that Mr.. A. b. Hsmmond's latest
scheme is the completion of the old Corey
line through the Nehalein to connection
with the Southern Pacific, thus forming
an outlet for Willamette Valley products
direct to Astoria. In connection with
this it is said that tue Kliekitat railroad
now partly constructed from Vancouver
Wash, will be finished to the eastern
Washington grain fields in tie same in.
terest. The presence of Corey Brothers
superintendent, Mr.. Watts, in Astoria,
lends some color to the statement. Two
years ago it was stated in the AstoriSn
that MIR. Hammond's plans probably
contemplated the direct connection OF
Fiavel with the Nehalem coal fields and
the Willamette Valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
DIED.

KNIGHTEN. On Wednesday morning,
January 10, 1898, ct his home near
Tangent, after an illness OF several
years, Mr.. Perry KLighten, at the age
of IS years.
The deceased came to Oregon in 1851
taking up the claim on which he resided
the remaider OF bis life. He was man
OF good habits, an excellent husband, fa-
ther and neighbor, and his death will be
generally regretted. Mr. Knighten was
twice married. having fourteen children,
of whom seven, two sons and five daugh-
ters, are living.
The funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
after which the remains will be brought
to the Albany cemetery for burial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21

We often hear the expression. "I never
saw so nice winter" Perhaps we have,
but this winter 10 not ovtr yet.
A half tame bear has been seen b.
eeycra. in this community. II is quite
playful and alsays satisfied when il gets
all it can eat.
We stepped into the depot at Tangent
Q few days since We found all Of the
earned men of the village assem- bled
there. Uncle Jesse McGhee, Henry Set
tlemire, Alfred B.evins, Hr. Hudson,
Mr.. smith OF Tangent, Mr Smith, OF
Oakyille, and few others that we didn't
know. Uncle Jesse said that he was en-
gagged in cleansing the church" that day
but we learned that he was only boss
and had plenty OF tine to talk. The
learned fruit men were discussing "the
bad aud graft question" Mr. Smith Of
Oakville created qaite q sensation among
them when he said: Experience has
clearly proved that the rose can be sue
cesssully budded onto O pear tree, also
tha. the pear can be budded upon an
ash" See Psalm II HIS.
Raymond Barton. son of our county
Judge. returned last week from east OF the
mountains where he has been residing
for more than q year.
The Po'iticians are beginning to pre-
pare for The race. We sCmstimes wish
that We eould lay aside principle aod
honor and 60 oui On the political race
track. To be successful one doesn't want
10 be too heavily loaded
LITTLE RosE brD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
A LITTLE SUFFERER

Face, Hands and Arms Covered With
ScrofuIous Humors = How Cure
Was Effected.
"When five years old my little boy had
scrofula on his face, hands and arms. 1t
was worst on his chin, although the sores
on his cheeks and hands were very bad.
It appeared in the form of red pimples
which would tester, break open and run
and then scab over. After disappearing
they would break out again. They caused
intense itching and the little sufferer had
| to be watched continually to keep him
from scratching the sores. We became
| greatly alarmed at his condition. My
wife's mother had had scrofula and the
only medicine which had helpd her wal
Hoods Sarsaparilia. We decided to Civ
1t to our boy and We noted an improve
ment in his case very soon. After givint
him four bottles of Hoods Sarsaparill
the humor had all been driven out OF nj
blood and it has never since returned.
WILLIAM BARrz, 416 South Williams st
South Bend, Indiana.
You can buy Hoods sarsaparilla OF a
druggists. Be sure to get only Hoods.
III. .kots
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21


e6. 90 buys good Mandolin with book
S5. 90 buys good new Guitar with book.
81. 100 buys Is choice "cat gut" Banjo Is
strings.
81 90 buys IL choice cat gut" Violin E
strings.
$500 buys fine Violin with bow.
25cts buys one dozen steel Violin 1st or
End strings.
$25. 90 buys a a5-drawersewing machine; /;
high arm, light running guaran-
teed 5 years.
10 Prices on Pianos, Organs, Banjos
sent on application.
E. U. Will Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
CJateS.

Mr. Isaac Hisey of Mimic has moved to
Gates. He will be the future landlord
of the hotel.
Mrs Gates returned from Mehama
this week, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs James Cox.
DIR Hughes and family have moved
into their house in the city.
There has been great deal OF sickness
in and aro1nd Gates this winter. Mr.
Bevler and Mrs Drais are quite sick with
the la grippe. Mrs Henness, who has
been IL for about rnonth, is In a very
critical condition at this writing.
Miss Iona George who is teaching al
Niagara, is the guest OF Mrs Hughes.
There will he general exodus from
this place to Klondike. N essrs Collins
Warner, Craik, Foster and Lewis expect
to start in few days.
The medal CONTEST given at the hal
last evening under the di rection of Mis-
Taylor was perfect suec ese. The con
testants who are pupils OF our school
performed their parts so well that tn
contest was q verv close one. The beau
tiful W CT U medal was won by Mis-
Elsie DIlley. A pleasing feature OF th
program was the good night drill OF th
primary cIass. The proceeds of the en-
tertainment, $3.50, will be used in buy
ing books for a school library.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
Ready for the Klondike Rush.

DR.. Adams, of the Albany Dental Par.
lors, is contemplating quite a good deal
OF extra work for the coming season, &c
he has arranged 1900 gallon cylinder to
generate an air pressure by means Of
pipes. 1t is conducted to his two dental
chairs where he allows it TO steadily blow
on the gums around the teeth carrying
with it chemical compound that dead
ems the gum and nerves of the tooth to
such degree that one is surprised to
realize that his tooth has been removed
without any pain whatever. The DIR. is
enthusiastic over the matter and has re-
ceived 1000 gallons OF this chemical COM
pound for painless extracting of teeth.
Let the gocd work go on for If there is
any way under the sun to handle the
teeth without pain it ought to be done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
Special School Nesting

NOTICES HERESY GIVEN To THE
legal voters of School District No 5 Lima
county. Oregon. that a special meeting OF
said district will be held a. Central school
building on the 26th day OF January A ID,
1898, at the hour of $50 O'Clock p q fol
the following objects: For the purpose OF
leyying tax on taxable property OF tbs
district to support the public schools Tor
the ensuing year
Dated this l4th, day of January, 1898,
CG SJRkHARf. Z Z ALLEN,
Chairman, pro TEN CLERK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21

A SAD CAsK.-According 10 the ''Sis-
con Mirror" Mr.. W z. Cook .oi Browne
vile. Or, q brothe' OF Mrs. r. Newman.
who was drowned in Sisson Lake last
week, ss has already been reported in
the Tidings, came down las, Friday even
ing and on Saturday took the remains OF
Mrs. Newman to Brownsville for inter.
men:. He was accompanied by his sis-
ter Miss May Cook and the two Sesman
children, Mr. Newman. the husband Of
the unfortunate woman, who had been
working few miles out from Colusa ac-
cidentiy came across an account OF bis
wife's death in q newspaper and hurried
home only TO reach Sisson Saturday even
ing after The remains had gone. He fol
lowed on Sundays train.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21

People overlooked the importance Of per-
uaneptir bearsciaI elects ana xere salts
TED With transient action; but noe that II
is generally known tha; syrup oi Piks viii
permanently overcome habiiuA oonssipA-
..1n. sI.i. Isn inI0' .ga ope .h .i ~ ~
snAlly iuiure the system Bay TIE gsOu-
iue, made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21
Salem school tax will be 8 mills

Salem SCHOOL tax Will oe mfik.
The republican congressional convention
will probably be held in Eugene this year.
A picture of Durrant painted by that
rising Young artist, Mr. Will Harris, msy
be- seen In the DEMOCRATS art gallery.
Prosperity has struck the cotton factor.
les OF the New England states, and sever al
hundred thousand operatives have struck
or will strike, on account of reduction in
wages.