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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
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NJ ofcr owe Hundred Dollars Reward for
Hut rs~e Of Catarrh that cannot he cured by
HaH'~ tatArrh Cue.
! CHENEY a co, Props, Toledo, o
W. The undersigned, have known r. j.
theuey tor the last Is years. and believe him
Trrtsrty honorable in all hu-iHess transactions.
EHH iraur tally abie to carry out any obligation
ts+'ie JOS their firm.
WIT x TKUAx, Wholesale Druggists. To-
5,rIu. g..
M,LuING. KINSAN n MARVIN. wholesale
druggists. Toledo, %.
Haif- tAtarrh Cure Is taken internally, act.
pa 4 directly upon the blood and mucous sur
fa-e- ~ tue system. Price 75e. per bottle sold
HE 4ii druggists. Testimonials free
iiai'- Family Pills are the best
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

WEST TRENTON, July 81 ,speciaN I. e
store and dwelling OF john 5. D5IIiver, at
Oak Point, Trenton, was burned isst
Wednesday night with contents. Mr.
Doiliver kept small general store, aud
occupied he dwelling. THe family Mas
was absent from he mouse hen the fire
broke out.
The building was owned by Alonzo
Grindie, Of Bar Harbor, and WAS insured
for $50. The loss on the building and
contents Is about q 500. Mr.. Dofliver
had DO lli.uranee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

Nellie" said a motter 10 tier HstIe
daughter, u wish you Wanid run over
and see how Old Mrs. SMITH IS. She hr-
been quite H." In a few minutes Nellie
came running back and reported. "she
said to tell you it was none 81 your busi-
ness why, Nellie said the aston
ished mother. Nv hat did you ask herr"
Just what you told me to-" replied the
little innocent, - tod her you wanted to
know how old she was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
NOTICE.

AUGUSTA, July 25. 1899.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the State As
~ SCISSORS Will be in session At the Court
House in Ellsworth, saturday, August u. aud
at the assessors Office in Bar Harbor, Monday.
August II, at O'Clock in the forenoon of each
day, a d. 1899, in the county Of Hancock to
secure information to enable them to make a
Just and equal assessment OF the taxable
property in the several towns in said county.
and TO investigate charges OF concealment Of
property liable to assessment as occurred BY
law WV. & N4tsH4fI
OTIS HAYFoRn
GEORGE porTLE
Board Of State Assessors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
Changes in Postal Service.

Among changes in postal service re-
Gently announced are the following in
Hancock county;
Route l572. Nest Hancock To railroad
station N. o. Washington Junction.
Lave r-y HAHcocs al : 10 n IN.
i've al rsarosd etHtfaH>}S 5 AN Leave
ssl ta-c stelun daily EXCEPT Sunday at
N5 H. va. Arrive at West H4ncock by
- -. "a Take eff ct Srytvtn her !, 1893
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
Ellsworth Summer school.

STATE OF MAINE.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
| AUGUSTA, July %, 1899.
To the Editor Of The american:
Will you please accept my sincerest
thanks for the discriminating and help
full reports OF the summer school pub
lished in THE AMERICAN. They are not
only encouraging, but peculiarly useful
to the cause in the State.
The school in your city was one OF he
best held up to date, and can be produc-
tive OF great good in the school-room.
We feel grateful to all OF you for your
help and kind words.
Very sincerely,
w. w. STETsoN,
State Supt. OF Schools.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

The sale of the hotel The Bluffs at
Mt. Desert Ferry, to Ellsworth men repre-
scented by E. H. Greedy, was contaminated
last Saturday, and the title to the prop
erty passed to the new owners. MIR.
Greedy says the property was bought
purely as a matter of speculation. He
says there is no foundation for the rumor
that it was to be turned over to the New
York yacht club for a club house. As to
the talk that a government coaling station
was to be established at Mt. Desert Ferry,
he thought it quite likely that such would
be the case, as the government would
want the coaling station at place where
1t could be reached by railroad as well as
by water, and there is no more availa Bile
place on Frenchman's bay than at Nit.
Desert Ferry. AS it seems to be settled
that e government cosling station is to be
esta blished on Frenchman's bay, it would
not be a rash guess to say it will be at Mt.
Desert Ferry. Tine Bluffs, however, will
continue to be run as hotel, whether
the coaling station comes or not.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST :, 1899.

Secretar. Long and every officer on
duty at the navy department unite in
expressing disbelief of the alleged in
tervIew With Admiral Dewey, which
makes him say that our next war will
be with Germany. and other things
which are inconsistent with his gem
eral record for level medicines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
hi led AT Bangor.

Louis Richards. OF Traced'e, y. B en-
p we'd on the lumber wharf at Bangor,
"es crushed to death Saturday beneat II =
PIE OF lumber hich feli from car He
" : twenty-five years OF age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
Sp1C:alA otItfs.
STATE or MAINE.
PENLIC NNTICE.

= conformity with the provisions Of chap
L ter forty two Of the Puzzle Laws of ejgh.
teen huEdGtd and ninety nine, and upon the
petItior . 1--WE OF more citizens Of the STATE.
and dtenIuE it for the best interest Of the
state, The commissioners Il Inland Fisheries
and Game, after due notice to all persons in
teFes.ed ia the sabjec matter Of said petition,
and public hearing thereon in the locality TO
DE affected. and decmiug ~ necessary and
proper for The protection an6 preservation Of
The inland tish oil the state, hereby adopt the
following ncedful Kules and Regulations re-
lating to the times and places III wh3ch and
the circumstances under winch inland FISH
may be taken in the waters Of the tributaries
OF Branch Pond, or Nieoliu LAX, ia the clty
OF Ellsworth,
HHLES AID EEIv "a Il1Ns.
SFericN l. All kind, 81 FISHING for any Kind!
Of tish, al Any Time iet "a lsrtlad 81 tour Years
trout Aug gEt t. - d t'-.. is tt .etv Asr-alutaIs
fHrsiddvH and made uuItw ul. III all the t. ill.,
LtarlrS Of Branch Pond. suu4tI4i mes called
NicoIlu Laktt Ia the CITY ef h -sgorth low
ing INTO ssld pond or ltGe ou The southwest
eEiA Slae Inc eot, 4ugi ilrE " lilkIuipaW and
Eoe3 toul aEae - AM tI4s1f t.4g4t- is. ,aIt,
dreams being sltUa- yd parity Ia tlissorth.
or and and D,dh tui. Iu liancoa 4 county.
Dated taIs .'th d4s OF JIly, 81. a. l-,ss.
J. 7 sEi5HIHs.
HENK4 o. sTANLKY,
tHAs t.. OAA.
Cpn.H.issI ners OF INLAND Fisheries and Game.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

The acme OF the commercial instinct
Which is said to be inherent in all Yam
KEGS was reached in the Bucksport man
who, according to the Wing correspon-
dent, on Monday morning sold on the
street the suit of clothes he wore, de-
livered them on the spot, and went home
en- deShqbiNe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
NeM Maine Doctors.

Among the young Nj. DIS who success
fully passed the examination before the
State medical registration board, are the
following OF Hancock county:
Howard A. Milliken, Surry; Eugene d..
and Thomas 5. Tapley, OF West Brooks
Vile, and Guy Hinsdale, OF Castine.
DR.. Eugene Tspiey has begun practice
at fremont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

The warships are due in Bar Hsrbor the
last of this week Bar Harbor has pre-
pared warm welcome for 1.-The boys be-
hind the guns, and the gallants behind
the gold braid
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
NOTICE.

V4HE annual meeting of the stoc khnlders of
l. the Ellsworth and Deer Isle Telegraph
Company, for the choice of officers ana trans
action of any other business that NAV prop
erly come before it, will be held at the public
hall in Sedgwick, Maine, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 9, al / O'Clock in the afternoon.
psar Isle. tely y. .gea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

DISTRICT OF MAINE.
PORTLAND, July q. 1859.
DURSUANT 10 the rules Of the Circui,
Court oil the nited states for the Dis
tuct Of Malue, notice Is hereby given that
Oscar +. Fellows, OF Buckspoft, in said dis
trict, has applied for admission as an attorney
and counsellor OF said Circuit Court,
A H. DAVIS,
clerk I. 5 Circuit Court, Maine District.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

aOb, by the way, hear that Niau'e IS
engaged TO professor You don't sayi
What kind hiropodist, pstmiss 1r morse
saoer."
Jolly boy-Another prjma-douus Las
sapt her leading man because sae was
Jealous OF aim. Prof. Stronumy absent
ll--z1a. A In
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

A sherbet party on the beach, sheroet
being served in scallop shells, was one OF
the novelties enjoyed by Cape Roster IS
summer colony recently.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
As>EssoK> NOTICE.

THE assessors Of Ellsworth viii be in ses-
i sion at the room of the mayor and alder
men, ON Saturday, the z9th inst, and on the
last Saturday of each month thereafter, dur
ing the business hours Of such days until
further notice. j. h. HleGINs,
l.. Is, WY&AN.
+. +. RICHARDSON
Assessors of Ellsworth
Ellsworth July IS ls99
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
COUNTY GOSSIP.

With big run of ssrdines and summer
sojourners, BROOKLYN is busy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02
@ TT.

ST9Rt Rooms first floor and basement
- III Masonic block on state street, until
recent. occupied by the Hancock County
Publishing Co. Inquire OF JoaA b. REpMAS,
age It, in same building.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-02

The spiritlsl which animated the
builders OF century ago may be guessed
at from the following memoranda in an
account book kept by David Springer OF
West franklin:
Oct ;, Isoa. began to build wind Mill on Hog
bay stream.
Oct , To sal rum
q a., i"
IS "lols lbs fish.
" 36 ut rum.
&c q 1t
Nov
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-10

A tlCelOc the old lOrgnette qCas brought to
bear on the cu$toU0Td trail.
was little gathering, perhaps half a
dozen men and "Mozos" apparently
awaiting the coming Of the stage at
noon, the women kept out of sight. At
10 the old lorgnette was brought to
bear on the eastward trail; but, to the
apparent surprise Of the loungsrs, l
o'clock came and no stage, and 90 did q
and 5, and then Blake and Loring took
counsel together in the seclusion Of the
willow copse. while their men, silent
and observant, gathered about the
horses 80 yards away. grooming and
feeding and looking carefully to their
shooting, for there was portent on the
desert air and symptoms Of lively work
ahead.
At came Sancho, oppressed with
grievous anxiety as to the safety Of the
stage. There had been rumors Of Apache
raids to the east of Maricopa. Only
three days before he had warned the
caballeros-the gentlemen Of the court
who were going back to Grant and
Bowie-to be on their guard every inch
of the way beyond the Wells, and now
his heart was heavy. He feared that,
disdainful Of his caution. they had
driven straight into ambush. Ought not
the Teniente Blake to push forward at
once with his whole force and ascertain
their fate? Blake babe him hold his
peace. If harm had come to that stage,
said he, it was not ON the eastward, but
on the westward run, not at the hands
Of Apaohes, but Of outlaws, and Sancho
went back looking blaoker than night
and saying in the seclusion Of the corral
to beetle browed hermano milo and his
dusky wife things that even in Spanish
sounded i'll and would not be publish
able in English. Both officers by this
time felt that there was mischief abroad.
1t was decided between them that if by
midnight the stage did not arrive Lor-
ing, with the precious packet in one
saddlebag and the court proceedings in
the other, should take eight men as es.
cort and gallop for the west until he
reached the platoon sent forward a,
dawn. From that point the danger
would be less, and with either the same
or smaller number of fresh riders he
could push on for Yuma. sending all
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-10

TWO Ozark forms, Serap6 SnrOud6d, were
lurking at the corner of the corral They
had come crouching forward a dozen
yards when something, some sudden
sound, drove them back to shelter, and
in the next moment Blake heard it, and
the girl, too, for like frightened
fawn, she darted away and went sour
rying to the sear entrance of the ranch
leaving him to confront and hail two
horsemen, "Gringos' evidently, who
came Looping in on the Yuma trail, and
at his ecies iae foremost ieapaa from
saddle and called
. Is it Lieutenant Blake? We've como
with dispatches, sir, from Yuma. And
christening his saddlebag the trooper
placed packet in the officers hand
Come this way. said Blake briefly
leading toward the light and inwardly
bemoaning an i'll wind that had blown
him far mere good than he dreamed. A
Jew strides took him to the door of the
tanch The dispatches were for the
president of the late court at Camp
Cooke, for Turnbull, for Loring and for
himself Sending the courier to camp,
he tore open his order-a brief letter Of
instructions to furnish such escort as
might be deemed sufficient for the safe
conduct of Lieutenant ColoneIs Vance
and Turnbull to Tucson Then he wait
ed to hear from them With Sancho
eagerly scanning their faces, the two
veterans had opened and read their or
ders, then looked up at each other in
evident surprise. Presently they arose,
and, begging their host to excuse them
a moment and reckoning Blake to fol-
low, stepped into the lighted bar be-
, You'd. Another court had been convened,
another officer was to ba tried, and the
two who had officiated as seniors at
| Camp Cooke were directed to proceed at
once to the old Mexican capital for
similar duty there.
Before sunrise, escorted by dozen
troopers, Vance and Turnbull were on
their way, their farewell words to Blake
being an injunction to see Loring and
his precious charges safe to Yuma City.
AS long as he lived Gerald Blake was
destined to remember the Saturday that
dawned upon them as the little party
rode away southeastward. Even the
men seemed oddly depressed. Neither
to Turnbull to Loring nor to Blake
had this detachment suggested itself as
possible What with having to send
large portion of his command forward
on the Yuma road SO as to provide COM
,paratiyely fresh horsemen to accompany
the stage with its relays of mules,
Blake found himself at reveille with
just Is men all told, awaiting the com
ing of that anxiously expected vehicle.
He prayed that it might bring at least
one or two officers from Grant or Bowie.
He vainly sought another peep at or
word with Pancha; but, though Sancho
was everywhere in evidence, grave
courteous, hospitable, imperturbable,
though one or two ranchmen rode in
and out during the morning, and there
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-10

OBAN, Scotland, March ga half
dozen of the rescued passengers of the
Labrador have arrived here from
Tobormory. All speak of the sudden
ness and completeness of the disaster.
One lady was obliged to leave jewelry
worth $4,000 behind her and another
passenger, a man, left $500 i'll cash.
The lighthouse steamer left Oban yes
terday afternoon to try to take off the
passengers imprisoned in the Sherry.
wore lighthouse and to salvage the mails
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-10
Reina Mercedes Raised .

SANTIAGO. March 3.-After consider
able delay the former Spanish cruiser
Relna Mercedes, which was sunk in
the channel OF Santiago harbor during
the bombarament by Admiral Sampson
fleet June 6, has been raised and
pumped out, the government tugs as
sistlng the wrecking company. She
was brought up to the city yesterday
afternoon. Such repairs as can be
readily effected will be made here, after
which she will probably be towed to
Havana.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-22

The annual meeting OF the o. L. q.
last Thursday evening was not very well
attended Only three OF the members
wsrs present and as II WAS the birthday
anniversary OF Secretary Smith, a boun-
tIful supper consisting Of oyester, pies
and cake was spead before tie member
and invited gatste. The best CAKE On
the table was the hsndiwork OF MIR
Elsie Dilley and was preseDt TO Mr.. y.
A letter II regret from Jim Morgan was
read by the secretary and WAS received
with cheers. TIE eiection OF officer wss
1 foslponed till next meeting After sup.
per the evening WAS spent In telling
thrilling stories 81 adventure and hair
breadth escapes, Of camp life ia the "iar
weg'," Of following he trail" Of the red
msn (lhe back trsii). Revolutions OF
respect were voted on the absent mem
bers and vote Of thanks 10 A. X. Smith
for bis bospitaiity and wishing him 81
more Anniversaries The meeting ad.
burned At the call Of the president.
Mr.. A y. Hamiii, OF Ghedds, accom-
panied by Niles Ruby and Master Fred
were visitors bere the fore part OF the
week,
LITTLE RosE ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-22

"Whcre was Thomas Tongue when all
this happened" madly asks the Corval-
liz Times r.ferrihg 10 the defeat Of the
Yaquina project. The Times puts 1t this
way:
Where was Thomas Tongue when Ali
this bappenedi Why were tho siletZ
Indians corralled aDd voted for him, ex-
.ept for the sake OF saving he Yaquina
appropriation? Ills Is the hand that
war heralded as alone able 10 secure the
Improvement. From the house tops and
the back alleys, men howled for Tongue
as the true and only champion OF va
qniDa. Now they have their reward.
Tongue secured the appointment Of a
board ot engineers instead o. securing an
appropriation. He did this even alter
bidders had offered 10 complete the Ya-
quina improvement for one-haIf the sum
originally authorized by congress The
board OF engineers that Tongue had APP
pointed has reported against any further
Improvement at Yaquina and behind
this report Mr.. Tongue expects TO hide
the next time he runs FOR congress. Do
the people know that they have been
huncoedf DO they know that Mr.
Tongue laughed in his sleeve over the
hungry way in which they BIT at his
baits in the last campaign? Do they
know that he never was and never will
be, friend OF Yaquina bay?
The Salrm Statesman gives q list OF
delinquent taxes due the state from the
different counties, which included
about ell OF them. Linn couniy's SHIRE
10 given as follows: State tax, 1896,
t6S2 2S; stats tax, 1897. $i5S so; inter
est on late tax. 1895. s.o7 20; interest
on state tax, 1895. s605 90; interest On
state tax, 1897. t6l3 20.
Bayley Chapter No. 8. Royal Arch
Masons, elected the following officers AT
their meeting last night: FIN Redfeld,
most excellent higa priest; T Miller.
king: ID II James, scribe: Edw Wash
burn. captain Of host; w Il Frazier
principal soiourner; w + Read, royal
arch captain; + w Langdon, treasurer
+ T. Allen, secretary; p McErlane,
third vail; JP Galbraith, second va j;
John Conser, first vail: w Z Baker,
sentinel; l. 9 Marshall, trustee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-22

SHEpD VS.. ALBANY. - A team OF
Albany school loot bali players will 60 to
Shedd tomorrow 10 play the boys Of that
city. The Shedd team have been coached
by Mcbride, one OF the best players the
o. A. q. ever had and are fast. The AL
bany eleven will be Coleman Warner c,
Chas. Bilyeu l.g., Belchee rig, Elmer
Hatcher !. t., Clyde Crawford r. t.. Clyde
Ashby |. G.. Harry Crawford +. o., Coates
q. b Rowell !. b. kampr. h.,. Rupert (.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-22
FRIDAY.
A$5O Agate.

Mr., d. 5. Yoaag, the agate man, to-
day received $50 in cash Tor an agate,
probably the highes. price ever paid Tor
an Oregon stone. The agate was founo
in the Rogue River valley and cut by
Mr.. Young. II contains q life-l.ke
woman's face and 10 q very striking
stone. Mr. Jack Grant, proprietor Of
the sailors boarding house, Portland, is
the owner OF Il and II will be seen dang
lipg from his chain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-22
THURSDAY.
A DOrgOnvilIe Ticket.
SPECIAL TO rnn.DnMocRAr.

SPECIAL TO rnE.DEMocnAr:
DoRooSyitLK, Dec. IL, lsoe.--At q
mas. meeting Of citizens the following
ticket was placed IN nomination for
tho coming election: w w Kowel may
or, I A Goodwin recorder, PA Young
treasurer, Rasmus Anderson marshal, !,
= 4 Weaver superintendent OF streets,
Otto Clclan chief engineer, John Jones,
Fred Shuts, l. nj Wallace and Frank
Collins councllmen. IL IL thought there
will DO no opposition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-22


The residence o. ID schoGe,d Al Cot
tAge Grove was burned this week.
A. W. Black burn has shipped 10 Eu.
no q coop Of his fine Black LapRshans
the best pointers In the Northwest by
tho record.
The brat snow OF the season fell at this
city this afternoon and there IL an out
look for moro.
At the Owls entertainment tomorrow
night there will be music by the Albany
band and orchestra.
John NJ. Sloan returned home from
Lebanon this afternoon. His brother
Joseph, died at that place Saturday.
from dIopsy. after long Illness Eu-
gene Guard.
w. q. Magers was sentenced ut Dali
las yesterday 10 DO hanged at that city
on FebruAry2. Mayors says IL will be
simply murder as he 10 innocent.
There 10 no bet,tr place In the valley
to get your Christmas presents than in
Albany. A few OF our merchants are mp
with the times with come choice goods
Tor the season.
A live Eugene man runs half page
holiday nd during the seaton. He is
'onto" his business. The rustler gets
there these days.
Tho Portland hen men have gotten of
their nest and are making arrangements
for poultry show in few weeks. The
great show OF the year though will be
held In Albany the last Of January.
Robert Wilson OF the Burlington hrs
just placed in the Revere House q fine
map OF his road, neatly framed, where
the public will be able too sec the ad-
vantaoes Of this route.
Tho county ciaper supplemented by n
crew OF men with hoes is qite effective
In cleaning First and Second streets and
the intervening stFeets.
Smiley Is getting out the program for
the poultry show to bc in Albany JAnu-
ary 22 TO 20. The premium list will show
a good inducement for exhibitors.
Rev Hugh +. Wallace Of the East Por-
land Cumberland Presbyterian church 10
his household effects to The
fruit farm west OF this city. The
amily will take p1seeseion Monday. He
will occupy the held as general mission
airy in Oregon. Journal.
Indoor base ball is so fast thst It takes
two umpires to watch the business, and
then there are generally kicks because
they don't see things just to suit every.
body. Two printers will be trained
especially for the game next Saturday
night between the Atlas and College
clubs.
II has ebeen formally announced that
Hon. Binger Herman has pledged his
hearty support to 0regon's reindeer SEN
ator Mr.. Mcbride. 1t is TO be hoped tho
next legislature takes different view OF
the matter by electing representative
man Of broader calibre.
The u. of o. Glee club will make its
annual trip during the Christmas hol'
idays. Concerts will be given at Oregon
CITY, Portland, The Dallrs, Pendletoni
LaGrande, Union, Baker City, Athena
and Walla Walla. The valley towns
south of Oregon City will not be visited
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-22

Thos. Kay, with his wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. q. P. Bishop, left Friday noon
for San. Jose, California. The party was
accompanied oy Eugene Walfred. II the
weather is not favorable In San Jose,
Mr.. Kay and Mr.. Walfred will journey
on to Phoenix, Arizona, Gays the Ash
land Tidings.