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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-10
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Villas.

Wednesday, June S.-Flax croI
looking fine.
]. P. Huffman will erect new
dwelling on his farm this summer.
Joe Wiltse and G. p. Swank were in
Chanute last Monday on business.
Everybody come to Villas next Sat
urday to eat ice cream with the M
w. A.
A new separator and twenty-five
more milk cans have been ordered for
the Villas cream station
W. p Wilmouth shipped one car of
stock yesterday.
J. T. Leas shipped one load of stock
to x, 9. Monday.
Mr.. Connell, of Reading, Kan, visit
ed his sons, Bert and Fred last week,
returning home Saturday.
Remember the ice cream supper at
Villas Saturday night.
B. Henenfent lost good horse last
week, supposed to have died of heart
disease.
Ed Coats, of Winfield, Kansas, visit
ed relatives here for couple of days
last week.
Remember the Woodman's supper
noxt Saturday night. Come and bring
partner with you.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-10
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE!
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During the month of June, we shall continue
the closing out prices on the remainder OF the
stock known as the West End Racket, ana tnese
nrices represent about one half of the real value
Of the goods which we are selling, in order to set.
tie up with the mortgagee We still have agood
line of staple dry goods and furnishing goods, a.
few hats and caps several hundred pairs OIL
shoes and fair line of notions and jewelry toI
offer YOU at one half price.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-10

No man can work well with torpid liver or
constpated bowels. A few doses of Prickly
Ash Bitters will quickly remove this condition
and make work a pleasure sold by J. LSeW-
oil
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
THURSDAY
CIRCUIT COURT.

DEPARTMENT No. !. G. II. BURNETT. JUDGE.
Oregon agt Samuel Nixon. Dist. At.
torney allowed $472, II. @. Watkins and
Elkins & Cannon $7l9.6).
J. s. Van Winkle agt Frank Crabtree,
Demurrer to paragraphs 8, IL and is oil
con. plant sustained and otherwise over
ruled. Plaintiff given to June 80 to file
amended complaint and defendant to
July to answer.
Court adjourned until Friday morning
July l at 8 q. m.
The first thing on the docket .his
morning was the sentence OF three men
for three different crimes.
C. Afford, one OF three men Who bur
glarized the house near Peoria received
a sentence OF four years, getting year
more than his partners because OF stand.
ing trial.
Joe Raymond, resident Of Albany a
mum ber of years, who was found one
day attempting TO get some things in
the Albany Soda Works without the
consent of the proprietors, was sent up
for three years. jar. Burton, who took
coat, vest, tobacco and some bread out
OF the kitchen OF house at Halsey, was
sentenced to two years. He seemed to
feel his position more than the others.
In ell five men have gone to the peni
tentiary from Albany this term for a
total sentence of seventeen years.
In the contest case of Van Wrinkle aga
inst Crabtree an amended complaint was
filed last evening, an answer will be filed
tonight and the plaintiff viii be given
until Tuesday to file reply. On We'd
court to set day for the recounting OF
the votes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

Miss Alice Temple, OF the Salem pub
tic schools 10 in the city visiting Albany
friends.
Miss Berdie St. Clair. stewardess at
the Willamette, Salem, is In the city on
q few days visit. the guest OF her sister
Miss Dollie.
Capt Jason Wheeler today was for.
mally notified under seal of his election
to the Office OF vice@commander OF the
Indian War Veterans OF the Pacific
Northwest, at Portland on June IA.
Miss Emma Pfeiffer gave a pleasant
bicycle party last evening. After ride
in the country, the party of about fifteen
repaired to the home of Miss Pfeiffer
where fine repast was served.
A Adelightful bicycle party was given
yesterday afternoon on Thornton lake,
greatly enjoyed by Misses Lottie Ketch.
um, Ora DubruiIle. Mida Mccoy, Nina
Cline, Iona Henton, Mary Stewart. and
Messrs. Harry Cnsick, David Gotlieb
Owen Beam and Lair Thompson.
Mr.. Frank w. Power, secretary Of thu
Salem Water Works, q graduate OF thu
Albany college and splendid younl
man, and Miss Arsenith Minerva Baker
of Tacoma, were married at the home o
the brides parents on June 90. The.
will have the best wishes of many Lin
county friends of the groom.
Prof. Hiram Tyree, for four year
principal OF the Albany public schools
has been elected principal of the publ
/ schools of La Grande, and today receive
formal notification Of the same. l.
Grande will thus secure one OF the bes
teachers in the state, an organizer an
instructor of much ability, one who hs
done much to build up the Alban
schools.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
FRIDAY
Chatauq,ia Assembly.

OREGON Cry, June IS.
EDITOR DEMocRAr.
The Fifth Annual Assembly of the Will
lam ette Valley Chautauqua Association
will openwith the most brillisnt program
in its history.
Each day is filled with lectures, music,
athletics, and entertainments.
Among the lecturers of vile reputa.
tion may be mentioned, DIR. p. S. Hem
derson, Chicago; John Temple Graves,
Atlanta, Ca: w. J.. Barton, Boston; A.
II. Bradford, Montclair, n. J ;E. q !.
Updike, Madison. Wis @. w. Hiatt,
Cleveland, o.; Rev. +. r. Hill, Port.
land, Or; Rev. ]. j. Walters, Portland !:
Prof. ]. b. Horner, D. A. @. Corvallis; /;
Pres. II. L. 3os,dmen, McMinnville Col.
lege; Pres. G. Ii. Chapman, State Un-
iversity; Pres. II. l.. Cambeil. State Nor.
NAL; Prof. Robins son, Pacific University; I;
Pres. Narcissa White Kinney, w. @. T.
U. Astoria; Pres. W. e. Hawley, Will
lamette Universifv.: Pres. Eleanor Tib-
bats, Sc. Heirns Hall; Mrs. i. 5. Dan-
iway, Portland.
Entertsiners-Hovt L. ConaIy, Bos-
ton; Cyrus B. Newton. San Francisco;
Miss Eaud May Babcock Salt Lake City /;
Y. NJ, e. A. exhibition; Mrs. Marie
Park Shasan, Snohomish, Wash. Miss
Mabel Carter. Salem, Or.
Muscians-Prof. X. A. Heritage, Sa-
lem; Parsons Orchestra, Por,lsnd; Miss
Katherine Glenn, McMinhville; Mrs. X.
ii. DuniHay, Portland: Miss Eva Trew,
Portland; Miss Alice b. Mccomas, san
Francisco; NJ. Gumtert. H.. Terry and
j. III. Everest, Portland; Veteran Male
Double Quartet, Portland.
Among the organizations which have
already secured headqnrrter privileges
may be mentioned eight colleges, nearly
all the religious denominations, tie
Claekamas County Teache q Associa-
tion. Woodmen of the Word. American
ArtizAns. Equal Suffrage Association,
Native Some, Women's Christian Union,
Grand Army OF the Republic, Ladies' Re-
lief Corps, and the Oregon Pioneer Asso-
cation. At the Pioneer headquarters,
Secretary Geo. II. Hines will have q
large number OF portraits Of pioneers.
Lodging and meals can be secured al
and kplace for 25 cents each. At ho-
tells sl00 per day aud upward. At res,-
auraOts on grounds % cents per meal
The entertainment committee at the
Park will direct ali who dssire TO hotels,
resisuf ants and private homes.
No charges for classes except the priv
ate classes In music. art aud tloeu,ion.
Season tickets including camping priv
ileges. 81. so. Day tickets % ren.s. Re-
duced rates on all roads and boats lead
ing 10 Oregon Cir.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
MURDER AT HARRISBURG.
Boy Killed by an Old Man Through
Jealousy.

Particulars were learned last night o.
q verv cold blooded murder on the Har-
vey sommeiville place about four miles
from Harrisburg. About 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Charles Turner, 9 nineteen
year old boy working in the hay Acid on
the farm was approached by 7. M. Nc
Grath, farmer residing abont three
miles from the sommerviile place. They
were seen TO be IN an animated conver-
sation, when suddenly McGrath drew an
old .shioned pistol, on which percus-
sion cap is used, and without auy warn
ing fired directly at young Turner. The
ball entered his left breast and pierced
the heart, causing instant death. The
shooting was Witnessed by Harvey Som
merville, Andrew Spinggate and Willard
Simmons, who were too far away too
near the conversation that took Place
McGrath gave h.mself up to the three
men and Spinggate took him to Harris
burg and placed him In charge Of Conr
stable Dan McCisin. He was taken be-
fore Jnstics Ruekpnn and wniying ex-
animation was held for the grand jury
without bonds.
The cause assigned for the act is ieal-
ousv. McGrath lie about s. years OF age
and is man peculiae In bis character.
though always having pretty good rep.
utaeon. Mira. Mcirath 10 younger, be-
ing about 10. They have not lived hap.
pity together. snd IL 10 reported have
been separated once or twice, once Nc
Grath going away for year or two, 10
TACT were separated at the time OF the
murder. Ii is no. believed there was
any occasion for the iealousy.
Mc6rath was brought TO Albany this
morning by Consta bic McClain, and
placed in the county Jail, where he will
await the action OF the grand jury. The
feeling in Harrisburg last evening was
so strong against him, that a special
guard WAS placed over him and it was
thought best to get him 20 Albany as
soon as possible. His version OF the
matter Is simply that Young Turner was
intimate with his wife. Mrs. MctSrafh
though has an excellent reputation and
the general opinion Al Harrisburg is that
he Is laboring under come hallncination
OF the mind, which he is said TO do
sometimes He has retained Weather
ford * Wyatt as his counsel.
The Eugene Guard says OF the young
man shot:
Charles Turner. the victim, is about
10 years old. and is well known here, his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Turner re-
siding on West fifth street He had
worksd during the past four or FIRE years
At various places IN the city. st Fish 4
Rules cigar store. ~ Julius Goldsmith .
cigar store. Combs grocery store, and at
l. A. overion's paint emporiuEn. being
industrious and secv.ing employment as
whatever vocation presented 20 o boy OF
bis age. He vas xell liked and respect
ed by his employers and friends for his
steady habiis aud courteous manner and
the ne~s OF a;s untimcly death 10 this
manner comes as . sadden shock to thoee
who knes him. The unfortunate boy
leaves father and mother, three sisters
and Two brothers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

TIE SiLvEa LAKE MONUMENT This
morning the large saroophagus monu-
meus made by W. w. Martin, OF this
city. 10 be placed over the comuao grave
oi the victims cf tue Silver Lake holo-
causi. left Eugere for that place going
yis the military road. The job Of haul
ing the heavy pieces OF granite that iorm
the monument IL under charge OF Cbas.
Williams. OF Silver Lake, fresghter Of
experience, and IL 10 safe 10 szy he will
carry out his part veil. Mr.. Martin goes
over with tho monument, and win make
the foundation for the monument from
stone 10 be found near Silver Lake. In
the due course OF time appropriate eere.
monies OF unveiling will be held.-Ee-
gene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

f. l.. Thompson. the insurance man
is in the city.
Earl Albeit. son of Rev. Albeit, Of
Eugene. is in the city visiting friends.
Mr. Sam May and daughter Nora, OF
Harrisburg, have been in tie city en- Q
visit.
Bishop Gross,came up from Portland
this noon and is the guest OF Father
Meiayer.
Mrs. F. NJ. French and son this fore
noon returned from tao weeks outing
at Sodayille.
Mrs. W. L. Brewster of Portland, 10 in
the city the guest OF her sister Mrs. Cal.
vim Burkhart.
Prof. Louis Barzae went to Mehama
yesterday TO speak before the John A.
Logan Soldiers Association.
Rev. Hartman OF the United Evancel-
ical church, has returned home from In
dependence, where he assisted in sue
cessful camp meeting, resulting in So
conversions.
Bert Kellogg, former Albany man.
has enlisted in the engineer corps at
Portland, undea Maj. Freeman. Frank
| Kitchen of this city will go to Portland
tomorrow for the same purpose.
| Harry S. Jordan, formerly OF Salem
now bookkeeper on the Seattle p. l. and
Miss Julia O'Mera. of Santa Roso, Calf.
daughter OF Jas. O'Mera, one of the frs,
editors OF the DKMocRAr, are to be mar.
ried on July Il.
Mr.. Lewis Cox, wife and daughter, o.
waitsburg, Wash., are in the county on
visit. Mr.. Cox is an o'd resident o
Linn county having located here in 1850
He recently received q stroke OF paraly
sis.
Mr.. A. F. Lamb and Mrs. Percy Hill
were married at Eugene yesterday. TIL,
interesting part Ct the affair is that tn
bride and groom had never met until th'
day OF the wedding. The pride cam
from Eldorado, Kan.
The P. G. Advocate says tibet Rev.
d. Driver ID. D., senator from Ian
county, has been engaged TO deliver
series of lectures before The Nebrosk
State Epworth League assembly to b
held At Lincoln, Neb from the Std to th
10th of August.
A party of twelve Albany ladies spen
.. yesterday in Lebanon the guests OF Mrs
I 4. l.. Power. They report splendi
time. Had Caelebs been on the trai
going and coming he would not hav
complained at lack of conversation an
! sociability.
! Mr.. Charles Tabler arrived in Alban
! this morning from San Jose and will re
main in Oregon during the coming yea
He-reports everything dried up to sue
an extent that there is no inducemel
! for one TO remain there for awhile., II
I father and mother will be here tomorro
I or. Sunday on their way on trip east.
81 Miss Jennie Clayton came up fro
Portland yesterday on her bicycle. 81
! left the metropolis at o'clock and q
! rived here in the evening. This is Il
first time woman ever made the trip.
I a day. As her cyclometer register
/ 30 miles il will be seen TO have been
/ big undertaking Miss Clayton W
I take months vacation before returnil
I to Portland.
Z
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
Laundry No,ice.

Vernon Ramp has accepted position
with the Albany Steam Laundry, in the
absence of Capt. Phillips and will have
full charge OF the delivery wagon. collec-
tim etc. All work will be seat out In
first class order and liberal patronage oI
the public is earnestly solicited.
II, ]. PHILLIPs, manager.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
Clubbing Rates.

The San Frsnrisco Weekly Examiner
sext year viii give 70 its subscribers .
eIf, on rezideuee in San Francisco rent
Inc for $50 = mouth, q S, $50 O.. bonds
81 500 gold nugget and hundred: OF osne.
sh;nys. You can get the Examiner and
WrxIr DzxoczAT for 81 50 . year, with
The D,uY DEsoczAT hy mail Tor $4.25,by
earr,er 1915. in advance The DKNo-
ee.T viil order only on combination pay.
uent
LOUIS REPUBLTC. semi-xsekly
one Of the best papers IN the unltee
Stafes. and the DzNoCRsv paid
for only 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
THE

: the best and yet sinplest type write
manufactured, the contamination OF IN
inventors art. An expert stezsograPoe
after using .nany machines. says con
sider the Yosk Whiting Machine lar super
or 70 any have yet used C.h Al IN
DKnoczGr osice and see one OF the type
writer's that has 10 have . perhecs Aiagn-
ueut.
Ali rypewriters supplies ordered
f.P. Murine. Agent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
From Ehien.

Tho following letter was received by
Til Ford in Salem yesterday:
PORTLAND, o., june 30, is9S.
IL. V. Ehlen, clerk Of Marion county.
Oregon. do hereby solemnly swear that
on Sunday, June l2. 1895, / opened tie
ballot poxes OF Weodbum, Butieyllle
and Mt. Angel precincts, and gave the
sealed ballots to :. T. Richardson aud
W. ]. darcy. That they kept them in
the oountyclerks Office and vault & 2
about four hours. That on the same
date. in the evening, allowed them 10
take the tally sheets OF Butieville. Mon
itor and Mt Angel precincts. that they
were returned 10 me, but as 10 whether
there weae any changes made do not
know. | swear before the Almighty
that did not make any change in the
totals. or IN the tallies. or in anything
whatever. Furthermore, did not see
any changes malie as Was not present
Furthermore. solemnly swear that
never asked for the judges tally sheets
OF Busteville, Monitor and Mt. Angel.
That they were brought 10 me on the
18th day Of June. 1885; they we're not in
my possession for more than fifteen or
twenty minutes
L.v. EHLEN.
The handwriting has been identified
as Ehlen's. The date is that on which
Ehlen went to Portland.
~
The national council OF the Consrega-
tioual church will be held in Portland on
Ju'y7.
The body OF Cresler Berry drowned AZ
Berry on April %, was found last Wed.
nesday.
Miss Caroline simons, Of Brownsville,
was taken TO the asylum at Salem yes
terday.
A new patent just isesed is one 10 w.
s. Richards. OF this city. for q routing
machine. What is the matter OF usiug
it in the war against The spaniarcs-
Beginning tonight until further notice
bicycle riders viii he permitted upon
the streets without lights until nine
o'clock. By order Of tie chiei of police
G. o. Lee.
i" The Dallas wooden mill is TO be nc
longer an ere sore. Ii will be operated
TO iis fullest capacity. A com Pany oi
Portland and eastern men have taken
charge VI the mill, and will Improve the
plant and do business. .-0bserv.r.
A team owned by Joseph Riggs became
| frigh,ened and ran Awav yesterday
morning, at Brownsville. Mr.. Riggs VA
thrown IRON the wagon and seriously IN
| iured. No bones were broken. but u II
thought he is injired internally. Mr
Riggs is over 50 years Of sge.
Among the yellow journal talk ha
beer that stating that from tho very
start that Desey could take Manila
whenever he pleased. and yet IL is tw'
months today and il has not yet beeI
taken, and can only be after a hard bat
tie. Like statements have been mad
J in reference to santiago They are bet
ter made afterwards.
1t is reported by good authority tina
1.-THE United States gunboat Wheeling lei
Seattle last Saturday for st. Michael I
convoy the steamer Progress, which ha
the first shipment OF gold from Alasks
: amounting to $4,000, 900, TO Seattle
, The shipment is said to have left Dawso
! some time ago. and lie probably aboar
OF the Progress by this time.-Telegran
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

Look. Like New.-Aiter using our
new high grade carriage, buggy and wa
gou paints on old vehicles they look like
new. We sell only the best, "Nssury's.'
Be sare aud get Masury's and you will
be pleased, BURKHAKE & LKz.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

What pleasure is there IN life with head
ache, constipation and billousnessY Thous-
ands experience them who could become
perfectly healthy by using De Wits little
Esily Rtsers famous little pills.
y A, Cumming.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

A thrill of terr,- is experienced when .
hrAssY cough Of crc0p sounds through the
house At night Bat the terroc snoa chan
gss 10 reliet after One Minute Cough Cure
Aas besn administered Safe and harmless
or children-J a Canning
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

We are anxious to do little goodi in th
world and eau think of no pleasanter
better way to do it than bg recommending
One Minute Cough Cure as preventive
Of pneumonia, consumption and other SER
ions lung troubles thst follow neglected
colds A Cumming
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

Some one last night perpetrated a
joke on the public by making some foot
tracks on the cement walks on First
street, ending at the entrance to the Fos-
ter block. The tracks were barefooted
and made with a stencil not by bare
footed darkey. Some of the merchants
have had to do some scrubbing as the
tracks lead from their stores instead OF
into tlIem as is usual when the scheme
is used for advertising.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

THE o A. CA meeting Of the board
of regents Of the Agricultural College Was
held a, Corvallis yesterday aud resulted
in the reelection OF The old faculty ex-
eep.ing Moses CIaiS in the chair Of hor-
ticaliure and ho,any. Z. r. Lake being
elected TO the position Miss II ellen
Crawford has made an excellent repuia-
tion as teacher os elocution aud En-
glish literature and was among those re.
elected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

Taere are three little things which do
more work than any other three litte
things creatsd--they are the ant, the bee
and DeWitts Little Early Risers, the lat
being the famous little pills for stomach
and liver troubles A Cumming ~ .
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

Oar oakville correspondent le.ls the
io'lox:
A man once bought ies goats TO pas
ture on oak grubs, thinking that goat
would like such pasture: but he was sur
priced 10 hnd them few days aiierxaid
in his brother.in-lAxs orr hard. and they
bad completely killed two hundred fne
treee. He then repaired the fence be-
tween his goats and his bro,her-in- Law !,
out the goats we're not satisfied with oak
grubs so they made entrance through the
fence which separated their enclosure
from cemetery and proceeded to tear
:he bark of all the granite monuments
and after they had harked 200 of them
some OF the older William goats made
battering rams of their craninms aud bat
tered down about fifty OF those barkers
tomb stones. These iaets are The report
Of truthful witness
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

''MY Sweetheaa Went Down With the
Maine, Is the name OF q new and popular
piece Of music. Call for copy at E. U.
Wills. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08

The residence of Mr.. Hendry oil Eu'
gene was partially burned today.