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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-23

Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND CHEN
Corr, Props, Boston, IAN About Bsby's Skin, free.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-23

Dickinson, Clay, Clark Greeley, Ham
ilton, Haskell, Ottawa and Saline coun-
ty Republicans hold conventions today
to select delegates to the Republican
state convention.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-23

The annual convention of the Kansas
peka May &c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-23

Cy Leland and Tom Potter do not
agree. Leland says Coburn has nc
chance; Potter says he will be nominal
ed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13

Petitions with sixty names we're fled
with the county clerk Yesterday altar.
nocn asking for the placing of the names
OF the ticket nominated at Lebanon, sen.
orally known ss the middle OF the road
ticket, on the baiio; as the Regular Peo-
pies Party nominations. and under the
provisions OF the election Law The same
xill be done The sigaa,nres Of the pc
iiiioners. according 20 the word OF those
familiar With The politics OF the men
consist OF forty 10 iorsy-five repnbIica ns
and fifteen TO twenty middle of-.he-road
popusists. iaes that soeaks 70. itself
Beiox is list OF the names and thoze
acquainted with iHe men may do their
own figuring:
A Finch. L Hill, A o Ssarfn. u "
Hardin. ] A L&moerson q Lovelee. Geo
Rliea, f " Barr ii Whedbee. JF Dell
~ & Chandisr. g W Rice, Iohn Nichols
= c Peebler, : A Sxann. g W Dagreir.
~ Z Harden. w @ Peterson, Ben r
Dodge. I A Sickersou, Z BoslAr, NJ
CrAndall, A Cr4rdAII, L II Baker, N
Thompson. 7 Arrest, J @ May, A renny,
W T Martin, VI w Walker, John Car.
roll, George Randall, ~ K krieno. 2
LeSis. j W Wilson. Jos Mayer, W L
Myers. E G Jackson. N D Hogan, ] r
Smith. 6eo w Taylor, John Dodge. q c
Amos. A II Booth, Geo Ross, c A Blod-
geii, NJ Gsi;s. Ed Alien. TT Hickman,
J d Frouk, 4 E Ayers. " : Pound, r
Royec. | Govro. A Holt. G wertE, T ]
Cheshir, G II Herring,on. T PIas,er,I
Dnedali.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
SOCIAL AND Personal

Mrs. Amelia Kleinberg and son, O
Ellensburg. WASH, ats Ia the city, tn,
guest of-ksr father Mf. ii Sendefs.
Mrs. WrJ. 0rfel OF Spokane, arrivet
In tlie city on visit the guest of hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Parker.
MIR. Frank Watson and wife OF Alba ny
arrived last evening They came par
way on their bicycles Newport News
Co.'S C d E and z Of the regulars oI
Vancouver. viii pass through Albany 10.
night on their way TO the Presidio neal
San Francisco.
F.s. Kelley, formerly OF the Red
Grown mills ia this city, has been ap
pointed adiqsant in one OF the Portland
companies
DR.. M. II. Ellis Of this city has been
honored by being appointed regimental
surgeon of the Oregon Volunteers, sn
honor bis many Albany friends appreci-
aCe.
Matt scott was at Alsea last Monday.
Ihat day the people there received news
OF DrSeS's victory and did not finish
eele orating until midnight. They kept
the anvil hot.
Judge J. whitney. OF Albany. will
address the people OF Lincoln county up-
on the political issues of the day at To.
ledo on Monday evening. Nav g, at 8
O'Clock p. m, and at siIetz on Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
A. B Hammond, General Manager
CnEtis and Superintendent McGuire. of
the Astoria < Columbia River railroad
lett this morning on q special train for
Portiend At Goble they ~Ill meet the
general superintendent Of the Northern
Pacihc, where the new time card and
other details wiil be gone over for using
the Northern Pacific track between
6oble aud Poitland.-Astoeia News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Dresser and Davey.

A. S. Dresser, of Oregon City, and
Frank Davey, the Tribune's Salem cor
resPondent,spoks at the opera house last
night to isir sized audience. OF course
they proved the fact that the republican
party had always been wrong on the
money question until they established
the single gold standard theory. and that
ali the present prosperity" is due 70 the
republicans Mr.. Dayey devoted sone
time TO Mr.. kinc2id and Mr.. King. He
accused the latter OF helping TO nol up
the legislature and Mr.. Kincaid Of try
ing TO run things In an executive man
ner Those who remember the proceed
ings OF the hold-up legislature will no. re-
member seeing Mr. Kings name used in
connection witn il at all, snd the manner
IN which Mr. kinrail has displayed ex
ecutive authority has been By refusing 10
issue warrants 10 railroad commissioners
who are not entitled TO them sad protect
ing the state generally against the in-
roads OF grasping officials.
The Shaken Up Quartet, nos com
posed % Messrs. Steele. Ware, Concklia
and Nelson, furnished campaign music
lor the meeting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
AGreen Farmer.

The Portland Tribune has the follow
ing item regarding Marion county
farmers experience while in the metrop
oils:
Monday afternoon, John Lemacher, a
farmer, who lives on the outskirts oil
Salem, and came to Portland last Satur-
day on pleasure trip, reported to the
police that he had been robbed Of $500
casn and papers which were very valu.
able. He stated that he had gone about
the city tor some few hours after his ar.
rival, and at last met negro, who
claimed that he had known him at
Salem.
"rhe negro stated that as he Was thor
oughly acquainted with the different
places OF amusement, it would be well
for Lemarcher 10 entrust his person and
Inadvertently his Possessions to him, as
the city was full OF thieves. etc. This
Eas done, but il was only the each that
the negro seemed TO care for, and he left
Lemarcher suddenly to care for himself,
minus hard earned savings.
"The police recognized the negro by
his description as an all-round crook
named Russell, and Chief Clohessy i'm
lnediately wired to the surrounding cities
full description OF Russell, with orders
to arrest and hold him. A telegram from
Seattle yesterday stated that be was cap
tured there and Dete:tise Reilly was
immedistely sent to bring him back"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
SCIO.

From the Pres:
I Mr.. Il. M. Williams of near this city
milks head Of cows that pays him 81
per month. This Is good showing, an<
proves that cows. when taken care G
will pay for their feed and something be
sides.
There will be q grange picnic At Jor,
dan Saturday, May Il, 1888. There will
be many speakers there, among whom
Ex-Judge Boise. Every body is invited
10 come aud have . good time.
Robert VeAteh candidate 10. congress
SPOKE TO some real live members of the
populist party at the city hall IN this city
last Wednesday Owing TO the lack Of
advertising the ero~d x4s small. Many
in the neighborhood not knoEing Of the
appointment. J. Clem. candidate for
senator Eas in ioEn as vas also Frank
CFAb;ree. Hub Bryant, Of Albany and
many o;hers
Word received from y n Savage states
that he Is nov ss the Summit, With all
his gOods. he feels yerT cheerful and is
veil sA.isfed. 90 far In the Zig slide
where 50 many lost their lives. his entire
outfit, almost, vas buried underneath 20
feet OF snow aud be Was iorce1 to dig
mAnfGlly TO recover them. Mr.. EnlsrS
ts also getting along nicely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
HOME AND ABROAD.

Bug SniIey's
Clean
Printing.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
y Best Bicycle foftse money
Will 4 Stark. jewelers..
I Q pounds of crackers for I5c at T
lShayer's
Call at Frencb's and see bis girdIes frou
Is cents MP.
Belt and skirt supporters S, 10 and II
cents at Z M. Prench's.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brother,
for only s2o. $50, s35 and $50.
Fresh seeds two pscka ses for a nickg a
stewart >ox Hardware Co...
Fresh Sc ds. two packages for a nickel al
Stewart q Sox srdware Cos.
Crackers are DOW way down In price.
call on { Z BroEneli for fresh ones.
Ladies long waicn chains at low price.
al krench's ieE-lry store.
The annual CO aapmaat of the G A r
and ladies societies will te held at The
Daiies beginning n May IL.
The several candidate cards printed by
Smiley are samples of clean printins such
as ne Is well equipped and able TO do.
Mrs Viereck's Ice Cream ParIors and
Sunmer Gard-n are opsned for the season.
fine delicious ice er am and ice cream
soda.
ihe Albany Orchestra will again give
another one % Their sucoessful danes al
the opera hoGee s turdAF evening. Come
and enjoy yOcr~ Spectators lOosnss il
The gallery.
TIE second sBaoal meeting Of the East
Willamette Assoc alton OF Congregations,
churches lsls. ess.y.-be AZ Willard. Marion
coaniF. MAJ 10 .pl IL. Tie district OF
this associaiisa siases Clackamas, Ma
Fioa and Lisa eoasiie-. and .moag thoss
o7 The progrsm are 2eF D Z Polling and
& 4 Hog0s. - li'HAny
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
LEBANON.
From the Express.Advance.

From the Representatives,.
E. Osborne returned Tuesday from {
visit to Illinois and other states Foul
families from Oklahoma, all related tt
SIR. Osborne, came with him and will 10
cate in this county.
/. G. McCulIy left this morning esp'
Mill City, where he will act as head
bookkeeper for the Santiam Lumber Co
for few months.
W. G. Westlake. of. California, pur.
chased five carloads of hay in this vieini.
ty. and all but one carload has been
shipped.
-Four republican candidates, Messrs
Kelly, Winn, Van Winkle and Redfeld,
are in our city today; also d. z. Hard.
man county recorder and chairman of
the republican county central committee.
Wheat went up to S71<c in this place
the first Of the week Hos. j. K. Weath-
erford had $50 bushels in the Lebanon
warehouse which he sold at the top
price.
Mr Hughes, our enterprising electtic
light man, has procured the latest inn
proved globes for the etTFet lights. We
| believe this is tue first town in the state
TO receive thess hew glooes.
A. B. Woodin, president of the Albany
Building and Loan Association, is in
Lebanon putting fence around their
property, the Wilson house, which is
now occupied by DIR. Davenport.
There was good crowd ous' to hear
Hon. r. n. Vesteh Tuesday evening.
Mr. Veatch is not great orator, but he
presents, in plain manner, some con-
vincing arguments He is known to be
an honest man and on the side Of the
people on all governmental questions,
and in this lies his strength and insures
his election TO congress. Hon. J. >
Smith, DR.. ID. u. Jones and Hon. u. 4
Miller followed Mr Veateh with short
speeches. SamI NJ. Garland, precinct
committeeman. acted as chairman Of
the meeting The band boys furnished
some good music.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13

The Maeeabees will meet IN their new
hall for the first time tomorrow night,
when full attendance 10 expected.
Z. l. Bryan Of Philomaih, union can
dids,e for county Judge OF Benton coun-
Iy, vas in the city yesterday afternoon.
The Magsxine Club will meet with
Mrs. P. A Young tomorrow at 2 p m 4,
prepared for an excursion on wheels
after violets.
Cyclone Dayis, OF Texas, will pass
through Albany tomorrow morning for
Portland, and will stump the state In
the interest OF the union ticket.
Miss Ava Baltimore left this morning
on several weeks trip to different parts
| OF the state, intending to visit Astoria,
Portland and The Dalles, among other
places before returning home.
The Girls Military Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon in the W. G. 7. Y.
hall at 8 o'clock. and every sstur Jay al
ternoon at that hour All girls are re-
quested to attend.
Rev.J II. Cornwall, q resident o.
Sodaville for several months, aud who
wrote several excellent Bryan poems
two years ago, is now pastor OF church
at Fulton. suburb OF Portland. Mr.
Cornwall is pioneer of 1916.
james Mccain, the new P. NJ, tool
possession OF the Office Monday. Mis-
Lena Mccain, daughter oil the present IN
cumbent and Miss Stella Patty, torme'
assistant under Mr.. Harding. are on dut,
as the new assistants s.-McMinnville 1
IR. :
The Misses Stewart, Page, Morris
Harkness, Alexander, Hopkine. AfeE
Mccoy, foshay, Marshail and Hentcn
of Albany college left on the Ruth thi
morning for Salem, to attend meetin
n of the Y. w. & A OF Oregon, which
\ to convene at Willamette tonight.
+ The administration is favoring news
paper men generally in making appoint
ments. r. u. Ruth, recently appointe
postmaster at Oakland, Oregon, has bee
resident OF the state only year, an
there were many applicants Tor the pos
itione eold timers. Ruth is editor oil th
Gazette.
Prof. and Mrs. John Fulton start fC
Washington, ID @ tomorrow. Pro-
. Fulton has been gsanted absence leay
by the board to do special work in the d,
part OF agriculture at Washington. Il
. special study will be advanced organ
chemistry, and chemistry of the soil. II
D will visit also Cornell University and PEI
+ haps study new methods and develol
Q ments in the science OF chemistry ther,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton expect TO be ca
four or Eve months.-Corvallis Gazett,
Prof. Fulton once resided in Manila se'
eral months He says it is health
9 place.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13

Capt. NJ. d. Philips has eeen aproint-i
ed member OF the court OF discipline ats
Camp Mckinley '
Mr.. and Mrs. Sommervilie. of Portland,
are in the city the guesis of Mrs. Otto
Lee and Mr.. Ed Blodge,,.
General woodiord will be given & big
reception on his arrival in New York
He will be entitled 30 il.
Mr.. and Mrs John Conner came up
this noon from Portland 10 attend the
funeral OF Calvin Burkhar,.
he McIwain stores and is moving into
TT with his stock OF clothing and nov
elites. ~
Miss Winnie Chamberlin returned
this morning from San Francisco where
she has been attending Hopkins lnsti-
tute during the past winter.
D. T. PitchEord and wife, OF Scio, who
went to Southern Oregon for the benefit
Of the iatter's health, have returned
home, much benefited by the trip.
A. 5. Dresser. Cf Oregon City, and
Frank Davey. OF Salem, came mp thin
noon and will speak at tue court house
tonight in place OF Hon F. Y. Schoon.
maker, who was called east yesterday BY
serious illness in his family.
Y G. G. Rawlings returned this noon
from Dyea. where he went last Decem
her, with full beard and bronzed by th,
rorthern winds. He lie glad 10 oe baci
/ in Albany, and gives about the usual re
fport OF the Alaska craze.
Dr.. Adams today has been moving in.
To his new nfFiees stst snr,th nf tha r,nst,
Office block, where he aill have one oil
the finest dental establishments in th,
valley. He viii reside Just west OF the
Viereck residence, near his Offices.
q. E. Sox, agent for the Mutual Lif
Insurance Co. has been notified that hi
company will write insurance for an,
one enlisting in the q. S. service with
, out extra cost, II they are TO remain i
: ithe U. s., il they go out only ten pc
: cent will be added.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
An I pworthian Event.

A suo dis,ris, rally OF lie Ep<orth
League was h-li last evening at the n
Z. church B-siGes 3 large number
from Albaay there ~ere preseu, nine
teen from Shyisi headed b Rev. " q
Moore AOd tie president, Mr. Crane
ard several from BrewnsEilEe, Lebanon,
aslseT. Corvallis. Buenr yieta and Jel-
terson.
The church vas proiusely and t@stily
decorated with iigs and bunting, the
stars and stripe and the calau fig fac
ing the andiepr-. ~hii- an eagle perehed
proudly uPon ne pulpit held the Ameri-
can flag in his =4k, There was pa
riotic appearance "a everything. even
the bright couutenances II tie Epworth-
i'm young men and women, glowing
With loyalty
A pleasing almost impromptu pro-
gram was rendered. with Miss Margaret
GeisendortsT, district president In the
chair. Besides singing, led by the n
+ choir mostly OF patriotic character,
there wss reading OF the let Psalm
lead by Rev. ~ b Moore. of Shedd,
prayer by DR. " ire. . residing OF an ar
ticle on Epgorshiahs in India by Josept
kalssoIa, the reading of var poem b.
Melville Wire. 9 sc written paper OF
Cuba ss a mission field by Miss Simpson
Of Lebanon the reading OF q stAtIs,icA
paper by Mrs. Rev Moore, OF Shedd
showing that there are i7,c00 chapter
and 10000 Erworfhians in the e 5
! a reading oy Miss Clara Gard and tn
passing OF ths following resolution in
troduced By Miss Eva Simpsce:
WHEREAs, We have the great honor Q
having sent from our various league
noble young men who ct the call OF thei
cenpsry have gous forth TO ''liit up tn
oppressed in Cub, and while they loo
mp" 70 God for their ne.p to put dow
the oppressoF. treGeheroas Spain, there
fore be IL
Resolved, That We send to our boys i
Mckiniey camp the greeting OF this rail-
and the assurance oi our earnest, liy
and continual PRAYER for their wellsar'
Miss Simpson gave the names OF ID
Albany Epsorth League who have gou
10 the war as Jos. Torbet, Frank VIII
and Emil Howard. The Corvallis Leagu
sent Mr Gallagher and Mr. Becker, u
Brownsville League Mr. Ward Bennett
and Lebanon Jos Booth.
A social folIoaed seasoned BY an el
cellent lunch nicely served. During th
evening the sisses Shuize of krown;
vile we're heard IN a vocal duet vhic
received hearty encore.
The affair was a great Epworthis
success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Opinions of the Press

Concerning Mrs. Mary Lease. OF Kan.
sas, who will be in Albany, May Is:
Hany man would know the manner oI
the woman reformer who hails from the
broad plains of''temperance and human
ity-ioying, sunny kansas," let him read
Mrs. Leases speech at Washington. II
the reader is not thrilled by the throh-
bing eloquence and rhetorical beauty as
as well as by the moral intensity Of that
address, he may never hope TO be
moved by noble speech.-Reyies OF Re-
We've, New York and London.
Her tall form gave her q chance TO send
her powerful voice 10 the farthest rim OF
the crowd. She spoke With majestic
force which enihralled tie crowd -
Boston Globe.
The embodiment oi wit, eloquenee and
utter fearlessness. - New Forum, ST.
Louis.
She is undoubtedly the abiest woman
orator on the American platform today.
Let every one turn out aud hear, regard.
less OF politics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Yours Truly,
JrLirs GRApwoni

"A Brave Boy While playing near
the stream in South Independence, which
ls mostly back waters from the William
et.e. last Saturday afternoon, little Erms
Hilliard fell into the stream, which, a
that plsce, 10 eight or ten feet deep. II
seems that there vas log laying across
the stream at this place and little John
ME Die. only six years old, climbed on
on The log and got the little girl by ths
hsid aud pulled her out. We think thi'
is quite bit OF plu;k for child of that
agn -Enterprite.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13

China has declared her neutrality IN the
Spanish war.
The state teachers association will meet
n NewT ort, beginning July q.
A far house near Sodav:lle, belonging
TO DIR Hill of this city, occupied bv Jacob
Frank. Was burned last sunday. Loss
about $500. No insurance.
The railroad division; which was recent
" changed from Roseburg TO Rioiles, has
changed back. This probably settles the
railroad division permanently, and Eu.
gene will undoubtedly have to get along
without freight division.-Register.
Arrange ments are being made for an
oratnricai contest at the college. The pre-.
Iiminary contest will be bad at the chapel
on Friday evening May 20, when about
FIVE young ladies will be selected for The
principal contest. Ii will be OPEN to the
public
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Linn County's Share.

Secretary Of State kincaid has sppor-
toned and issued warrants payable to
the treasurer OF each county in Oregon
for the United States five per cent land
sales fund under act of the legislature
assembly approved February !, 1898,
found on page three Of the session laws
OF Oregon ot 1898 THE total amount
paid over BY the United States this year
to the state OF Oregon is S., SIS oS, which
has been aprorIioned among the coan-
ties according TO the era OF each county.
According TO tue law this apportionment
should have been made by the Secretary
o: State on the tirst of March, but that
could not be done because the money was
not receives. un,ii few days ago. This
money mus, ne used only for the purpose
of improving, building ana malntaing
county roads and bridges The amount
apportioned to Linn county is STA Is.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Death OF Jacob KEGS.

Y Jacob Kees. one Of the best kn5wn
Linn county farmers and piooeers. died
ihis forenoon, At bis home this side OF
Lebanon. AZ the advanced age OF IS years,
after lingering Illness Of several moatiss.
Mr.. kees came 90 Oregon in about ~
taking np u d. l.. O. Through great
frugsIiiy be accumulated = sarg~ proper
~. mostly 10 money and bonds. and died
worth probably over tlO0. .O10. the richest
Linn county farmer he leaves q wite
aud no children, but . number OF sel4-
lives.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds. head
aches and fevers ana cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of Its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeablesubstances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Donot accept any
|, substitute.
CALIFORNIA FI0 SkRUP ca
,..a,s,s g g sasx q.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
THURSDA AY
COUNTY COURT.

Geo. Barton, county judge; J N. Waters D. L.
Curl, Commissoners.l
In the matter of the application of G
E CLARK ct al for county road, viewers
were appointed to assess damages.
In application of &C jackson ct al,
for county road, viewers were reappoint-
ed.
In application OF R G Pepperling ct al
for county road. after contest, viewers
we're appointed.
Petition OF NJ + Pugh for .efunding
money paid on taxes continued.
Alex Sumpter was appointed thistle
commissioner at Crabtrse for one year.
Matter of application OF @ eF Swank ct
al for county road, continued.
E G Gilbert was appointed supervisor
OF district 10, vice Silas reynolds,
II NJ Palmer resigned as judge of elec-
tion.
John Sumpter was appointed super
visor of dist. 4.
Bills were allowed as sollows:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
ChaIk-TaIker Coming.

Mrs. Maud L Green ard Miss Hattie
Hen ierson. .raiio0al iecsureTs cf the W. c.
r. L viii ue in Albany Nav 10
Mrs Green is famous chalk talker-il-
ius;r4tes Der Iscsares plentIfully waIh PIC
fures which she draws on The blackboard
IN the presence Of her audi-noes Sh:
draws rapidly rith either or both hands
and euers where delights ker sndience viii
Der exceptional z # As an arsiss-he
great tumor. and keen hits. She talks q
draws for either adult audiences or chill
arNn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
FRIDAY
WHEAT

Mr.. Letter continues TO have the wheat
market by the horns. Today's quota.
tions are as sensational - those OF yester
day.
Chicago 1890 for May, l0lc for July.
New York l44c for May, l092 for July.
San Francisco lose for May, l00c for
July.
Liverpool Q. .4c higher.
Albany 85c.