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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31
Blaze at tho State Capitol.

About 1880 o'clo * tuesday morn
ing Vonderhyde's harness shop IN
Carson was discovered to be on fire.
The Appeal claims that the fire was
the work Of an ,incendiary and gives
the following particulars:
Geo. w. Kitzme, or was the first
man to give the alarm. Mr.. Kirzmey.
or has been unweii for some time past
and his sleep,has been greatly dis
turbed. Last night he arose from
his bed to get a drink of water and in
passing his window which looks ont
on the roof ~ the Vonderhyde and
Lynd property. he saw blaze and
rushed out ~ discover its source. He
climbed up a,ladder hich leads to
to the fence dividing the properties
and saw the form of some ono pro VI
ing around. Mr.. Kitzmeyer called to
the PARTY saying: t@Who's there?" He
received no reply. Mr.. Kltz meyer
then went into his own house aud
aroused his folks. HIS son George
then gave the alarm by firing Two
shots from u revolver. In Tie mean.
time Mr.. Kitzmeyer aga.n went to
tue dividing fence and saw the party
that was firing the building disappear
in the rear door Of the building occu.
lied by James F.Lynd. A though he
could not distinguish the feat ures OF
the man his suspicious wore aroused
and he concluded that 'Lynd WAS the
man that did tho work.
Lynd was subsequently, arrested by
Sheriff Kinney aud taken to the
county jail. as soon as it became
generally known that he had been
placed under arrest crowd Of very
Indignant citizens gathered about the
count! jail and the she rift aud depu-
ties put 10 a few minutes of extreme
auxiOusness. 4 bout this tmo War
den Henderson arrived and after u
nasty consultation 1t was concluded
to remove Mr.. Lynd to the State IN.
stitution for safe keeping Il l..a:.
ter Of satisfy to himself. lie was
speedily hustled into the Sheriff's
carriage and moved to that place at
rapid gait.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31
Presbyterian Church.

An event Of much more than usual
interest took place i'll this sanctuary
last Sabbath evening 18th ami
veraary. In addition ~ the music
and Singing, Mr.. j. l. Keyser read a
paper OIL the early trials and Difficult.
ties Ut the pioneer work in Elko. Mr..
keyser is the only origin Il trustee Of
board now in conuerDlon with the
church, and all OF the charter mem
bers Of the church are now remove d
or gone to tilt ir reward.
Miss Ida Drown read very inter-
estlng paper Oh the church's history
from it's early smallness and poveri y
to it's present position with 70 MEM
bers, II man sc, ~ church building cost
ing S4.5vO, u settled pastor and not a
single dollar Indebtedness. -.
The pastor, Rev. j Anthony Mitch
ell. male some remarks as to the ,fu.
ture work. The most promising fact
IN the church's life is the unity and
friendly coopehatioD.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31
800 Reward 800.

The readers Of tbs paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages
and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known
TO the medical frater, lily. Catarrh
being constitutional disease. re-
quiree constitutional treatme Mt.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of; the system
thereby destroying the Foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The proprietors Lave go much
faith ~ it, curative powers. that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list OF testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31

The loss OF property will amount to
S2.5Ol and the loss of stock to $500,
Mr.. V"nderhyde will lose about $3.50,
Lynd $500 and Leary small amount
The property belongs to D. Gree and
ls not carrying IL cent of insurance.
The only property insured was that Of
Lynu's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31
u INDEPENDENT.
|DNESDAY. ...... NAY 81. 1899
SALMAGUNDi..

Kieffer got in from Mardis yes
hy.
|miral Schley has returned East
the Union Pacific.
poke Bamberger'a famous Palace
ct cigar, Q for 25 cents. at George
Bruce's.
S. Clayton aud daughters of
nd Valley attended the Memorial
uses Yesterday.
the first time in many years
eople Of EIko had a splendid
esterday for their exercises.
NJ jurors from nearly every sec.
u the county are in tow o to-day.
all look happy and content.d.
lnty Clerk Dawley has appoint.
A. Mcbride deputy clerk dur
be sessions Of the District court
y not dress neatly when it
no more than to wear shabby.
Clothing. jacobs fits YOU and
sat lsfactlon or NO pay.
II. Thompson, the Democratic
late for State Treasurer at the
ecdon, has taken up his resi-
III San francisco.
re is no clue to the mystery
cted with the skeleton fonnd
eek near Cherry Greek. Var
lnors have been investigated
lt result.-Whiti Pine News.
nonr jacobs has new designs
est goods and al suits are
made. ut prices never before
of. Try him. He will make
bile.
thou sand hungry Republicans
ppy over McKmley's civil ser
Ter. They will now take the
held by that many Democrats
EieveIand's last or Ter.
missioner Reed and WHO at
"ue Memorial exercises yester-
le toll the INDEPENDEsr that
IN wagon was at his place
Ry morning.
SCH TANSY WATERS, the
an"ns remedy for irregular
ntul periods Of ladies; are,
ling and safe, rejuvInate the
nd brighten the eyes; restore
ana beauty to the raded:
Iansy Waters are the ONLY
female remedy in the world:
from Paris; take nothing
. tile druggists. bnt insist on
ln"; in red wrappers with the
'ade mark. Price, o.. For
Fhl druggists, or sent by US
receipt of tho price. La
Drug Co,importers. 3O6 Turk
Francisco.
-ss sn Of Mardi, and Paul
Stron OF South Fora prove l
p'alty tn Old Fellowship
y 10y taking part III the /. o.
e'nori u services.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31
TELL YOUR SISTER.

a beautiful Complexion is Mn iupos.
slbllity without good, pure blood, tho
sort that only exists in connection
with good digestion, Il healthy liver
and bowels. KarI'a Glover Rot Tcl
acts directly on the bowels, liver md
kidneys keeping them in. perfect
health. Price % cts. and 50 cts. For
sale by Elko Drug Go.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31

N. p. Guldagger, mt Jones' old
stand, is prepared to do blacks nth.
ing in all Of it's branches at prices to
suit the times. Horse shoeing and
wagon work specially. All work
guaranteed. Take your work to Mr..
Guldagger's sllop II You want it done
well and Mt reasonable prices.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31
now is YOUR WIFE?

Has che lost her beauty II 90,
Constipation, Indigestion. Sick Head.
ache are the principal eau wee. Karl's
Clover Root Tea has cured these ills
Hor half q century. Price Is Cts, and
~ etc., Money refunded II results
ere not satisfactory. For sale by
Elko Drug 90.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31
DO YOU KNOW

Consumption .is preventabler Scien co
has proven that, md also that neglect
is suicidal. The worse cold or cough
can be cured with Shiloh's Cough
and Consumption Cure. Sold on g.
tive guarantee for over fifty years.
For sale by Elko Drug 60.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31

The trial Of Austin Charley for
robbinR Tuscarora John, a brother
red man' ON North Fork in August,
1897, has occupied the atten ion of
Judge Talbot and IA jury today. The
case will go to the jury some time
this afternoon.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31

The Elko conn Red Crpss Society
sent floral tribute to Reno to be
placed on tho grave of Andrew Mic<-
elson, Decoration day. Mr.. Mickel-on
was member of Troop A: ,Ney. Vol.
Cavalry.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31

II is claimed that more whiske. is
consumed in De Lamar, Lincoln
coin county. than n any other mining
camp in the State.
Belgian workmen are fond of cock
crow ng competitions. The othp
day one well trained bird cro-1.d no
less than 463 times in the course of an
hour.
Ex-Governor Blaisdell has no IN.
tention ct locating at Como. LYON
county, as announced by exchanges,
bnt visited that 'cali'y for the pur-
pose ct inspecting the Hulley. Logan
and other mining properties.
Colonel II. B. Maxsnn has a con-
tract tu survey 10000 acres Of Gov
eminent ! md i'm Elko county near
Wells. thus year.
F.. M. Fletcher. carpenter and
builder, ID prepared to do all work in
hia line in II first class manner and
at reasonable pr1,ea. Work in the
country solicited. Give me a tnal. =
Fresh blackberries and cherries re.
ceived every day at the postoffice.
tcaspberries and apricots the last of
the week.. All orders delivered
promptly. +
Those who have not paid all Of
their taxes should rememb her that the
last day Of grace expires next Mon.
day evening at 6 o'ciuck. Pay your
taxes beftr that time or penalties
and costs will be aided.
Any member Of Troop NJ of Tor.
reys Cavalry WHO has not received
blanks, on which 70 make application
for the extra months pay allowed the
regiment, can get them ny applying
to ). Il. Day, postmaster at Carson.
What do you think of the new
baby The doctor has just brought?
T"nmy-Why, he's got no hairl Oh,
Hnd he's gor no teeth! You've been
took in father; he's brought You All
oil 'un.
Yon X low that tired feeling is ex-
ceetllngly disagreeable. What 1s far
b.ter, You may know. by fair trial,
thnt Hood" Sarsaparilla entirely
cures it. 49,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-31

Hnod's Pills cures nausea, sick
heudache. billi nsns q, indigo stion.
Price 25 cents.
On Monday Judge Cnrler granted
Mrs. Par line Bernstein divorce
from DIR. Henry Bergstein on the
ground Of deIertioD. She was allow.
ed 500 a month alimopy. all the
community property and given the
custody Of the children. Mrs. Berg.
stein and her t+ree boys have gone to
San Francisco.
Saturday afternoon Charles Cantry
and Charles GosIee plead guilty to-
the indictment charging them with
burglanz ne Jacobs tailor shop.
Judge Talbot sent Cantry to the pen.
etentary for weniy months and Cos
Ice was given twenty two months.
The charge against Philip Mcguire
was reduced to receiving stolen prop.
eriy. to which 10 plead guilty and re.
ceIved u sentence Of thirty days in
the county jail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-14
THE EDITORS.

Two train loads Of. six cars each OF
members Of the National Editorial As
ISOLATION, including their wives and sew.
erai Oregon editors, arrived In Albany
between ~ and o'clock yesterday after.
noon. They were landed at First and
Railroad streets and Immediately came
up street with tickets addressed 10 the
Revere, Russ House, 81. Charles Hotel.
stettcrs and City Restaurant. which
read: PLEASE take this weary traveller
~, and when lac askeih for bread. give
him not q stone. Albany, Or. Warn.
ing-Any editor caught wiukino AZ the
gifis WIN bc lined s5." There were about
three hundred OF them and they were
gwen The best lunch tho city afforded.
10 some OF the places toasts followed
bringing out come live editorial para
graphs.
The editors were shown the courtesies
ol The city, being met at the West Side
Junction by special car with the MAYOR,
committee and prominent citizens and at
their stopping place by the band and q
crowd Of citizens.
Upon leaving they were presented with
the city best cherries and touauets, GO
ing souihward TO be treated likewiee by
other. cities, as they had been In TIE
morning by the people Of McMinnyille.
Ihey are experiencing something oil
the hospitality Of 0rcRonians at the time
oi the year when we can boast Of the best
climate In the world, with the grandest
scenery IN the wofld thrown In.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-14
WEDNESDAY.


Refrigerator,
Ice cream freezers,
At Stewart x Sox Hardware Co.'S.
Wheat 46 cents.
Call at the Sugar Bowl for fresh .ffuis
Have your photo taken at Miss Longs
for cash VI 90 dozen, cabinet sze.
Fresh fruit al viereck Sugar Bowl par.
lors.
STOVES and Tinware at ohiing 4
Hul5nrt's.
Garden Hose and LaWnmowers at Oh.
ling & Hulburt's.
Gents French Cali Shoes, 81, worth
"a. Next Revere House.
Fresh Sodaville soda-water healthlul
summer drink, at Burkhart &Lee's.
FOR sale, eo@d carpeting, 80 cents per
Tard. by /. b. Alexander, east end Of 9th
street.
Elks' excursion TO Newport Sunday.
A large crowd are going on the EIks'
excuis sion Sunday.
Round trip fare, including boat across
the bay, 10 Newrort, witb the Elks' sun
day, is only si.50.
DR., @. w. Grey has begun what will
be one Of the finest residences in Albany,
doing the work by day under bis own
supervision.
Work has been begun on the new clu1
house a. Seventh and Washington streets,
which will be completed in time for the
fall term OF school.
Another rich strike OF free gold is re-
ported ir"r1 the Bohemia mines, now at.
tracing about as much attention as any
mines in the state.
One fare for the round trip to the
great reception at Portland when the
Volunteers return home. The date will
be nDmed when 1t 10 known.
Arrangements are being made for the
presentation to Major Ellis, surgeon OF
the End regiment Of an elegant sword up
on his arrival in Albany. Il has been or
dered through F. NJ. French.
The CTackerj ok store has discontin-
ued business in Albany. Sam Moses and
jos. Tryon will locate in Tangent and
run grocery there will Jesse Moses will
go TO Alsea, where he has formerly done
business.
The O.egonian toaaJ publishes a pic
| tuTe of the new Sherman county court
house. IL 10 an Interesting fact that Mr..
O. ID. Bnrggraf OF this city, is the aychi-
tect ana Mr.. Chamberlain OF this city
will do the brick wolk, while Corvallis
man has The contract.
Grand Master WeatherforJ laat eve-
ming installed the new officers OF the 1 o
0 + Beulah Rebecca lodge, as follows:
Mrs Jones past noble grand, Mrs Flora
Clifton NG, Mrs Hodges V G, Mrs Sears
sec, Miss Clara Gard fin sec, Lena Mare
hall treas, Mrs Montanye r N 9, Mrs
sites L N @. Mrs Coates chap, Carrie
Saltmareh warden, Mrs Rice Con, Leva
Scott 1 u. Mrs Hardman RSVG, Mrs
Weatherford L S VG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-14
Mid.Week Excursion
to the 0cean!!
Under the Auspices OF the w. C. r.
Z. Friday. July ~, 1890.

Train will leave Albany ct Ia. m, Cor.
wallis at $50 a. m. arriving at Yaquina
about ii a. m. Returning will leave
Newport at p. m. arriving vt Albany
about II p. m.
Fare for the round trip from ALBANY,
Corvallis, Phi,omsth and Wren 81 Sd
Including steamer ride from Yaqn,na to
Newport.
Parties desiring 10 do 60 can 90 over
on the regular 1850 p. IN train on
Thursday by paying SO cents extra and
return on the excursion train Friday,
making " Oh for the round trip.
Good accommodations will be furnish.
ed st reasonable rates at hotels and
restaurants At Newport. or parties can
tase tfeir own lunch and picnic on the
beach.
This will be the FIRST excursion TO the
ocean ever conducted exclusively by Ia.
dies and will be one Of the most delight.
iul excursions OF the season, probably
the last ~ % ext ufsion OF the season.
Tickets will be on sale at the CO z
ticket oiiice, at the office OF S. N. Steele
aid at the Office OF the Peoples Press,
at any time alter Wednesday morning
Secure your iickete early so ne 10 give
the r X Co. time TO furnish care. Plenty
OF caFs will be furnished for all
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-14
A Golden Wedding Anniyer.
Sary.

on The evening Of July The 9th, tie
children and grand.children Of Dir. and
Mr'. lssac McElmurry began 10 arrive Al
the home OF the latter, eeven miles sonth.
sast OF Albany, Or, and by II O'Clock
July lOth, the children and familiea had
~ arrived, and few invited ffienda.
AZ ~ :SO they alI marched into the dining
hali TO behold an elaborate table. Allied
with All kinds OF good eatab,es. AZ one
remarked: GOOD enough for a kin0 y
ne cause OF ths happy Occa eion vas The
t0th wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
mrs. Isaac McElmurry who moved from
Arkansas to Oregon In 1880. and s.ttled
on the Luckamnie, near LewisyilIe. In
FOX Co., on July 18th Of that ytay.
where they purchased their Arst home
Mr. and Mrs. McElmurry are highly Or.
teemed by all who know them.
On this occasion Mrs. McEImnrrO,s
wedding dress was worn by ore oI 6ay
grand daughters, and Mr.. McKlmnTrv
wore bis neck tic that he wore when ,ney
were married.
Mr. and Mrs. McElmurry have had
e'R5t children born 10 then. six N whn,n
are nVlng' They have eight gra ana. child.
- SA" tSu hthu, hDQ one B1D- Ire
law dead, Mr. John Kurre, who died
june 3rd. '9s. 80 '
Those present were: Mr, and Mrs.
isaac Mcklmurty, Albany, Or; Mr. n.
W. and Misc N4pEis NcElmu,ry who
Me YET at bone, Mre. Ollie Kurre, and
pr; ana Mrs. W.S alexander and three
children. Independence, Or; Mr.. and
hfs. j. A Compton apd two cbildre1.
scio, Or; Dir. and Mrs. S. II. McEI.
marry and three children, Wells, Or. f;
> n Charlton. ex. sneriH OF Linn Co ,
Lebanon, Or; Mr. and Mrp. j. q. Mery
and two children, Lebanon, Or: Mr..
ChaIleG league. Independence, Or; mrs.
Or.
Long and happy has this old couple
.Iven together, he being % and che I9
years Of age, when they we're married.
and may their lass days here be even
napier u possible than the past is the
wish OF all pfeseot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-14

Charles w. Watts arrived home from
Dawson City yesterday noon after an
absence OF one year, six months and
about two weeks, part. oi which was
spent at SkaRaay, y, ca and Lake Benz
nett. He IL faid 10 have brought back
some gold dust. Mr. Watts besides hay.
ing some interests In claims near Daw'
son has been IN the boarding house
business. He left Dawson on juno 81
on river steamer coming up the river
10 Lake Bennett aud thence nome by
SkagWay.
Mr.. Watts wac seen by tho Demo-
crat man this morning. lie esti
mates the output this year NJ about $50
100000, made principally by the old
timers. Notwithstanding the iIres Daw-
son IL considerable Of city. When Mr..
Watts lsit, the Cape Nome fever was
on and many were leaving down tho Yu-
kon by steamer for lhs new fields on
Americnn territory.
Mr.. Watts will return IN 4 few wceks
10 look after his interests there at Daw-
son, and there are good reasons 10 be.
lieve that he will eventually have a
pretty good stake. lie Ii bTogzed by
h"alth With nll tie hafdslips oil the
couhtry.
The tip out from Dawson now IL an
| easy an3 pleasant Gne Under the pres.
ent arrangement person can 10 from AL
bany 70 Dawscn in nine daye. One day
10 Seattle, three 10 sklsway, ono 10
Lake Bennett. one across II and three 10
pawEoa. II costs sli0 and the freight
IL s., IL
Mr.. Watts considers Dawson about
the beet governed city In the world.
While there hc never heard gun fired,
nor even saw revolver, never saw a
light and only one or two intoxicated
men. The lass are absolutely enforced.
II saloons and places OF business are
closed on Sunday, the bars are covered
and the doors thrown wide open. Men
90 not dare violate the law, 20 severe is
the punishment. The laborer never
loses his pay. I sick arc attended 10
with prompineas and care. Doctors Te
crive $40 a visit. Gamblers are fined
every month. and the rect ipts about
es 600 run things. People drese In style.
the women particularly. In silks and
satins. The cold weather does not both
or people aud Is exaggerated. Under a
blg drainage the mosquitoes have fed
from Dawson and sickness Is much de-
creased.
Among the Linn county people there
John Rolfe has the best prosrccts, and
will como out with considerable money.
He has claim on shares. w. r. Sav.
age IL doing well and tlie Shecrifi Bros.
and Mel. Thompson arc making money.
Young Boyles, who used 10 set Up ten
pins In an Albany alley 10 making mon
ey in n restaurant. Louis Parker and
Roberts had been disappointed in their
claim, which had not panned out a. ex-
p"cted. lilo had not seen John Isom
since his arrival.
Mr.. Watts brought back some fine
specimens Irem devils dice 10 . tl2.50
nugget from the diff rent mines OF the
region.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-14
Oakvime.

Dr. j \. Smith, Of Salem. acsompan-
led b" his daughter Mabel and Mrs,
Ellis are vieltors at the home Of |, N.
smith ltbe Drs. pafents) near here.
Hon. Geo. y. Barton made a ay,ng
sisii 10 his old haunts last week. The
Judge has some last horses Of which he
is proud.
Our people celebrated the 4th In var
ious ways. Some went to Lebanon.
some o. our young people went to
"smlth's gravel bar" and had an enioy-
able time. A few Of us went TO Browns
villc and with regard 10 the latter place
wc can saiely say that the best OF order
prevailed; no drunken men and no pro.
ianIty. When We arrived on the grounds
the fret thing that attracted our atien.
tion was a notice prohibiting the firing
oi tre-rrackcrs on the grounds by order
oi the city marshal and the notice was
regarded by the boys. The main featnr-
Is ol the meeting were: A nice grove,
an able and eloquent speech, fine music,
ana last but Lot least fine dinner. We
dined at table spread on the ground
and the company which surrounded was
composed OF three professors and one
school nam besides women and children.
Mrs. Gray, oi Halsey, died on the
morning OF July 3rd and wGs buried in
the oakvilie cemetery on the 9Th. Mrs.
Gray came to Oregon In 1868 and was
about 10 years OF age.
a medal contest on the evening OF
July llth. We are not In 1t.
MT: Singer. OF Halsey, called on US
last "Wednesday. Mr.. s. Is selling n
hiat1r> OF "0nr War with Spain by
Mnrat HaIstead.
Mr.. James Morgan, OF Lake Greek.
passed through here with a new binder
laft week. He says the prospect OF
large crop OF wheat is good.
Mr. Oscar Dilley ard family are in the
mountains. They are accompanied by
Mr.. Pease and family.
LITTLE RosK BUr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-14

Mis- Mae Aubrey, tf Eugene, has
been IN the city.
Collector J. W. Bail u Newport. wss
10 the city today.
Mr.. Julius Gradwohl will return from
San francisco Thursday morning.
Mr.. William Harris, the baker, re-
turned from Portland last evening.
A new div 1rce suit IL, Sophia Meinert
sgt Claus Meinert. Cause, cruel treat
menl.
Mr.. 7. j. Sites left yesterday on trip
to The Dalles and other eastern Oregon
towns.
Mr.. Clyde Ashby has returned from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrp. Mel Hamilton in
Salem.
Mrs. L. w. Ross he's returned from a
visit at the home OF her parents in the
Waldo hills,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Collins left for Alb
any today where they viii reside In the
future.-Eugene Guard.
Miss Daisy Mcfarland, OF Junction,
daughter Of Rev. Mcfarland, in the city
the guest Of Judge WhitUey.
The silver water service to be present.
ed 20 Capt. Phillips is on exhibition at
+. nj. French's.
A fine collection OF nuggets and other
curiosities brought from the Klondike by
2. W.. Watts may be seen at F. NJ.
French's.
Bert Chamberlain and Flank Allen
left yesterday for Moro, where Mr.
Cham berIain has the sub contract en-
the new court house.
Mrs. Maxwell OF Paducah, Kentucky,
arrived 10 Albany last evening and 10
the guest Of her niece Mrs Homer Mel
son.
CnieI OF Police Lee is at the Breiten.
bush hot spvinge, where he expects to
spend several weeks for the beDe tit Of his
health. During his absence Mr.. Jones is
acting marshal.
Mise Cora Alexander, the well-kncwn
and popular teacher, left Friday f1r
Lewiston, Idaho, where she expects to
remain indefinitely. She will visit at
Albany and Portland enroute. te.-Rose-
burg Review.
Tie two editorial trains passed through
Albany this forenoon AZ out half past
ten Several Of our citizens were ou, to
meet them though they stopped only
about ten seconds. II. O. Watson and
wife and 6aynaTd Montanye and sieter
rode with them to Salem and Portland,
the latter accompanying Miss Woodside,
OF Louisiana.