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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
All Sorts.

Horses have great dislike TO came 9.
Bombay is the leading pear, mat oil
the world.
The giant bees Of India builicombs ten
feet in hight.
The Ostrich has been domesticated in
Central America.
There is one horse for every twenty
persons in England.
1t 10 estimated that one rrow will do
stroy 700. 900 insects every year.
Scotland has forty-six paEishers with
out pauperp, poor rates or public boases.
Russia consumes ON an average no lees
than Z coo, 600 tons Of liquid fuel year.
Great Britain buys more than 10000
no ses in the United States every year.
L,ndon's omnibus company employs
5. 900 men. The annual receipts are a.
bout Sc, ,OOO. 900.
Ghent, in Belgium, IS bull: on twenty.
six islands, when are connected by eigh'
ty bridges.
1t is supposed that the average depth
of sand in the deserts OF Africa is from
thirty to forty feet.
An Indiana editor publishes 'he names
OF Delinquent subscribers and sppends
brief biographies.
No picture is hung on the walls OF the
Louvre in Paris until the artist has been
dead ten years.
A man walking dav and night without
resting would take 43S days to journey
round the world.
In the eouth within the last five
months s17 ,OOO, 600 Of new capital has
been invested in cotton mills.
The Friends have ninety colleges in the
United States, with total attendanre Of
20. 900 students.
A new womaL's club Is t. be started IN
London to which no one under six feet in
height win be admitted.
The newest billiard balls are made Of
cast steel. T1ey are the same weight as
ivory, and cost 90 each.
In the Havana custom house are em.
pioyed 2l4 Cubans, eighty.four Span
iards and thirty-two Americans.
The highest point to which man can as
cend without his health being very seri :
ously affet ted is l6,050 feet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

the ordinary illnesses OF childhood?
Any woman may insure the health of her
children who will take proper care Of her
health ia womanly cay. The health OF
her children depends almost entirely upon
her general health, and particularly upon
the health and strength OF the delicate and
important organs that bear the burdens Of
maternity. A woman has no right 10 dis
regard her own health, comfort, ease and
, happiness, she certainly has less right to
condemn her children to life Of suffering
or an early death. That Is what she does
II she neglects the health Of her special
womanly organism. DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription Is an unfailing remedy for all
disorders of this description. II strength.
ems and invigorates the sensitive organs
concerned, and Is the best preparation for
the trials and dangers of maternity. II In
sures the well being of the mother and the
health of the child. Its use Is a guarantee
Of bountiful supply of nourishment for
the little newcomer. Many women who
once bore children only to speedily lose
them, are now mothers of healthy, robust
children as the result Of the use Of this
medicine.
Barbra A. Mudd. OF Indian Greek. Mo-, writes !:
IL am very thankful for what DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription did for me. l was all broken
down from nervous prostratiou, but since taking
your medicine have had more relief than
rom az III the doctors tors Your FaSorhe freScrip
ioh SsA AAN = NSshN " 6eNNA-
Many women have told their experiences,
and given their names, addresses and pho
togTaphs in DIR. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser. This book is free. A
copy will be sent to any address upon re.
ceipf of 2T oue-cent stamps to cover cost of
mailing only. Address DR.. X. v. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y. The "Fayorite Prescrip-
ton" is for sale by all dealers and no hon.
est man will urge a substitute.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE

NOTICE is hereby GIVEN THAI
~ on Saturday, 2ard Of September,
1900. nj | %. nj. at the front door OF The
court house, In Albany, Or. In pursuance
of an order Of the county court OF Linn
county. Or duly made and entered in
saId court on the Records thereof on July
s. 1899, In tho matter q The estate Of Ar
drew KaIston deceased. ]. the underaigned.
administFalrix Of TIE estate Of said dete-
dent, shall proceed 10 sell ai public sale Tor
cash in hand. or one hall cash and de-
tered payment Of one years time at legal
interest with first mortgage security, OIL
the right title and iniercst which tue said
deceased, Andrew Ralston. had in atd to
the following described real estate at The
time Of his death. towlt:
Beginning at tho Northwest corner OF
the Southeast quarter section ~ Up IL
south Of range East Willamette meridian
and running South ~ rods to q county
road, thence East II rods. thence North ~
sods, thence West IA rods 10 tho place OF
beg inning containing two acres more Or
less In Linn county, Oregon. Also the N
IE IL Of Sec %, TIP 10 south oi range Ono
East In Linn county, Oregon, containing
l60 acres more or less. Also Sec. 20 IN
Tp l3 South range | Fast containing o9V
acres excepting 10 acres sold TO A. L. Grs-
lafson, Vol SO. page 400, also 1913 acrea
sold 70 O. A. Peck, Vol. So, Gage All and
situated and lying in Linn county. also
strip Of land 80 teet wide for tight Of way
running through J. Sheas land ard COM
mences at The Southwest corner OF the
Northeast u OF Sec. 20. thence North
west 10 rods, thence West 2i rods,
thence Soathwat 10 rods 10 q
county road. all 10 TIP ID south range ]
East, Linn comfy, Oregon, save ard tx-
cepting 69s6 acres soldto Andrew Gustat-
son.
Dated this llth day Of August, 1899
NJ. J. RAIsroN,
Administrators.
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oakville.

The rainy weather Of the last week
has damaged the grain some but We nc
ticed that where grain was properly
shocked. the damage wss very light, =
little more care In the shocking woald
be money in the pockets Of the FARMERS.
Three loade Gf lumber are already or
the grouLd for the new bridge.
Mr.. Warren Stone and family arrived
last Saturday evening. Mr. s. has been
10 the mines in Nevada for the laet three
years. Hs has bop9hta farm on the
Santiam.
Mise Ethel Barton, Of Albany, Is visit-
inR friends terr.
l never saw o,mach rain in harvest
Ia common expression but we have met
one man who says thai he has seen two
failures OF the wheat crop on account Of
rain in harvest and he has only been in
the valley forty i've years, We have
been here twenty five and have not seen
a failure on any account, but the nearest
~ tAitutt Was uu ASCOuut W t0SN "a Aoie
and that year the market price was 50
cents which was considered very low {.
No one starved that year and u scsreitv
OF grain will redcce the price how low
will 1t 20 the year? Those Of us who
have to buy could pay so cents then
easier than We can pry 10 now.
Mr. Andy Shearer returned from Gil
liam county last week.
NJ. A. Shough lost his only COW latt
week. A limb of tree that was hurl-
ing down fell on her.
We were serentdtd one lisht lss;
week and We f.e sure Il al the serenaG-
ers were laboring under mistake for
we listened faithfully and could hear the
words, maggie, when you and were
young"
LITTLE RosE BUD.
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Notice of Private Sale by Admin
istratrix.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IA onrsuanee of an order duly made and
entered cf record by the County Court Ct
T,nn county, Oregon, on the 6th day OF
Nav. 1899 and a further order made and
entered Of record by said court on the 18th
dav n August, 1899, authorizing. lIcens-
inv ana EN- covering the adminis'ratrix OF
ths th estate o. Commodore r Knighten, de-
ceased, TO sell the hereafter described real
properly at private sale, the undersigned,
said administrative. wila from ana aiter
SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF Septsmber, io99,
offer for eaIe and proceed to sell At private
sale all tie right, title, interest and claim
of Whatsoever kind, nature ard descript-
ion which the said Commodore T. knight'
en- deceased. had in and to said real estate
et the date Of his deceate, either for cash
in hand. or one half cash and the remain
mo half thereof on twelve months time
@iih note and mortgage on the land to Sc
cnre The deferred IaymeDt, at the option OF
aid administrative, which eaid real estate
q described as follows. to-wlt:
The west half Of the nation land claim
"a Commodore P. Knighten and Rosannah
W Kniohten. his wife, the same being
s;,,,ate IN sections'13 and IA South Range
1West Of the Willamette Meridian, and
sactions I8 and 10, ruth Range West oi
tns Willamette Meridian, all in Township
- in Linn county Oregon, excepting from
said West half of said claim that port Of
the same king west of the main channel ol
the CaIapooia river and containing about
16 acres excerted therefrnm, and leaving
aSort sO5 O8 acres belonging to said estate
And said Administrative hereby reserves
Tho right to reject any and all offers there
Cor II same are not satisfactory.
dated this 18th DAY of August, 1899.
FRANCES Z. KEJeHTEN,
Administrators of the estate OF Commo-
dore P. Knighten, deceased,
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crop Report.

The recorde Of the Weather Bureau
cover period Of 20 years, and those res
cords iail to show any weather even ap-
proximating that which has prevailed
this month. 10 August. 1896. from the
| lat 10 the eth, rain iell, but Il Was fol-
lowed BY warm, clear weather; In 1851
rain fell on the 18th and i4th, aud again
| from the s6sh TO the end cf month; In
1879 rain fell from the Goth to the 2s'h,
inclusive. These are the only Years on
records he ing any onnsnai weather.
hence, this year is an unpreeedented
one
Harvesting lall-sown grain lie practic'
ally at staud-atill. Reports vary as &c
damage 10 the shocked wheat. No seti-
ous or general damage has YET occurred
though should curreHt conditions con-
tinue, which is not probable, much
damage will result. The fail sown grain
is all ready to be cut, and the rains have
caused it to fall aud lodge. Some loss
will result, no matter how coon fair
weather sets 10. The rains have been Of
great benefit to spring Gown grain, and
especially to that which Nas late sown'
Within week after fair, warm weather
sets in, the spring grain wi be ready
10 harvest. The rains have put the coil
vooi condition aud powing has
already commenced.
Grass which has commenced to dry up
has been revived, making The eecond
crop Of clover as promising as the nrst
turned out to be.
Potatoes have an excellent growth and
large crop appears TO be assured
Garden produce Of all kinds has been
greatly benefited by the rains and coed
garden crops are assured The onion
crop Of Washington county is superior
to that OF former years.
Hop growers report their hops in bet
ter condition than ever before. There
are fewer lice than for years. The vlHes
are clean and healthy and are well filled
with burrs or cones. The rains have in'
creased the sizs Of the burra, 90 that un-
less adverse conditions prevail. an extra
good, clean hop crop will be secured.
Lice are fewer than they we're one week
ago. !,
Fair weather will probably prevail
within s6 hourp, and should suca be the
case, IT will be icund that the benefits
derived from the rain will more than OH
set any injury that may have occurred.
B. S. PAouE. Section Director.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
To the Music
LovingPublic.

Those contemplating taking up the
atndy Of music will find II 10 their inter,
eat 10 investigate the advantages ohereu
by Albany Collere. The iol'owlhs
branches are tansht'
VOICE. PIANO, ORGAN, o,
VIOLIN, GUITAR, MANDOLIN
cORNET, HARMONY, .,,sN,.
COIJNTERP0INT, CoMPOsFIloN
ana HISTORY OF MUSIC.
Mr.. Wlrtz, Musical Director, isa graz
uate Of tile Chicago Conservatory oi Mi'
sIe. and has studied With such artinls ~
seeboock, Ziegieldl, Koelling, Falk TAR
. nnd RufT, and tho late DR., Karl herx.
These men are maatcrS In Their tespess'
I've departments aud musicians o. WORM
Mira. Wlrtx, instructor IN vocal q hslc,
Il pupil OF Mr.. william Nelson bnfritt,
Who Ia known 10 be one oi the beat vo,ea
teachers In America today. Mr: btrrtIt
studied eight years In Italy anu seVsfal
| years In London. o.,,.
Tic methods used In Albany College
cnnacryatory are the latest and most NJ.
nyoyed. being the combined result oi
snnerlnr instruction received experience,
and the acquaintance with the methoaS
| Of our eastern conservhtorlea.
Tuition reasonable. Puplls maysen'ef
Fall term opens Sept. 10, 1900. !,
For further information call on or au'
dress
President Wallace Howe Lee
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
SHERIFF SALE

nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
H and order Of sale issu d out ol hs
Clrcu:t Court of the state OF oregon Ior
Linn couI " In :he suit Oh the fiiss 10
tional bank cf Albany Oregon. piainnn "
Emma Harder, Frank u. Harder, nate va
Harder and Anderson Cannon, a9m'nas-
traitor OF the estate OF John Harder; oo
ceased, j. N. Eunler, Daniel Frey u e
DriQes ard Clara !. Briggs. defendants, u
mortgage foreclosure, will ON
Saturday, 23rd day of September ;
1864 AZ the hour Of One o'clock r. m. at
,he front door OF the couit house, in the
civ Of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, se.l
al public auction 10 the biggest oldost Iol
c,,sn tine following descriDed real property
The N w I1 Of Sec 80 IN Up IL . H 0 "
OF the willamette Meridian IN Linn coun
", oregon, Containing 100 acres; Also
beginning at the s + corner OF the " a
of said section 36 and running thence n
leo RODS: thence w go rods, thence lou
rods. thence Z go rods to the place OF pe-
ginning containing 90 acres. saving ana
excepting from said premises the rignt OF
way for the railroad that passes throngn
the same; and excepting the following
land. Beginning at point on the Noith
boundary line OF Sec SO in TIP ii ) h w
Of the Willamette Meridian Lam county,
Oregon, VIII ch is l2.7S chain, Z Of tbs
n " corner Of said Sc: S6 said beginning
point b ing in the center OF the LEBANON
branch of the Oregon CaIllo.nla % Iail-
road and running thence % dsg o. min
{ E following the center line cf said raj road
20 SIS chains to the Y line Of the N W q oil
said Sec 36, thence N II A chains 70 the ns
N z corner Of the N w n Of said sec 90,
thence W q. % chains ~ tne place OK Dc
ginning. .;.su -.
Said sale will be made to satisfy tne
iudcment and decree in said suit ( wit
a judgment for plaintiff for e3S1O 90 and
al .s6 taxes with interest thereon from
| july I7th, 1894 the rate Of 8 per cent per
annum, and $3.50 60 attorneys tees anu
SOS 20 costs AID disbursements, and ae-
/. A. MUNKERs,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon
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AT Second and Ferry.

Mr.. julius GradRohl will now be found
:, h;s own store at the above location,
better prepared then ever before 70 serve
the public with a tirst class stock OF
erockery and glass ware, and standard
groceries. u
thing in sight. Good goods at low prices.
Mr.. Gradwohl has alwfys done the
eouare thing with his Gust mers and will
continue TO do so.
Also writes insurance IN rst class
ompsnies
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
Wood Notice.

Thompson & Amos, Of Lebanon, are in
the city ready to saw wood at the old
prices, as follows: a. -
Cuttinr four foot wood twice, 40 CITE. !;
,bree times so cts, came for all kincs Of
wood. Good work and prompt attention.
Drop postal card in possottiee or see per-
sonally.
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Many aIover

Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the breath
byits action on the bowels, ETC., as moth.
else will. Sold for years on absolute
guarantee. Price 25 CITE. and 80 cts.
Fo sale by Foshay 4 Mason.
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] mi RALSTON,

Three doors east Of the DEMocRAT Office
has money TO loan on farm security o.
low rate OF interest. Also small loans
made IN personal security.
City, county and school ~afrants
bought.
Rents collected. Fire Ia.
surance written in the following large
and reliable companiee: HOME lNs'
CO., of New York, PHOENIX lNS:CO;,
Hartford, Conn, LIVERPOOL, LON
DON AND GLOBE ms. 90. Of Eng
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
CITY TREASURES NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that funds ar
on hand to nay city warrants Nos. 313 t
33s inclusive Of the issue OF 1898. Inter
eSt eat en- said warrants will cease with th'
date Of this notice. .ooo
4. A. PARKER, City treasurer
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Albany Water Company.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

We cell cat sacks at cents and pay
the highest price Tor oats. See us before
getting your oat satks or selling your
oats.
fl, Beams grocery store
SIMPSON & BEAM,
Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
TRY ALIENS FOOT..EASE

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen, ,ner'
vous and hot, and get tired easily. nyou
have smartng feet or tight shoes, try Al.
lens Foot. Ease. II cole the ieet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blIsIers and callous spots.
Relieves corns and buniona OF all pain
and gives rest and comfort. Try to-day.
Sold By all drh Igists and shoe stores for
25s. Trial package free. Address, Allen
s. OImsted, LIE Roy, N. 5.
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How Are Your Kidneysf
DR. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney lis saa'
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irrigation.

Irri. alton hours 5 a. m to 8 a. m. and
4 p. M. to Q p. m.
Hose must not be used without nozzles,
nor must closets be allowed to run con-
tinuously.
Failure to comply with tnese instruct.
ions will cause the water to oe shut on.
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what

What
mother
does not
wish TO be
proud Of
her ch H.
dren2 What
mother
does not
W aux th@ Az
to be
healthy,
happy,
laughter.
loving and
able 10
withstand
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-18

Senator Brownell made a strong
talk for the bill providing for crln-
inal prosecutions upon information
This practically does away with the
grand jury, aud will save thousands
of dollars TO the people of the state.
besides facilitating trials and the
speedy application OF justice. Mr..
Brownell has for number OF years
ADVOCATED this law, and was gratihed
by having IL pass the senate almost
unanimously.
II. b. 800, Nichols. placing the clerk
Of the supreme court on salary
Passed
s. b. 37l, Hall, fixing salaries OF Co
lumbia county officers.
Passed.
H. B. 10, Curtis, regulating sturgeon
fishing.
Passed.
II. b. 232, Reeder, regulating the
bringing OF sheep from othel
states.
Il. b. 237, Wonacott, relating 20 tho
appointment aud duties Of view
ers OF public rO ads.
Passed
II. b. $50, Whitney. liking salary OF
the assessor OF Linn county.
Passed.
FRIDAY EVENING.
II. b. 81, Fordney, to annex a small
portion of Union county to Wal.
Iowa comfy.
Passed.
II. B. 81, DAVIS, to regulate banking
Passel.
ii. b. 362, Virtue, TO provide for ap-
propriating water for mining Dur
poses.
Passed.
IL. b. 80, McAlllster, to improve Wal
Iowa bill.
Lost.
The Senate was in committee o.
the whole from 9p. IN. to a. IN,
considering the special appropriation
bill, and recommended It's passage, ,anC
the same passed by vote OF 10 TO 10
A resolution was adopted liking the
salaries OF officers, clerks, etc.
Adjourned at 2:40 o. M.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-18
Bought senatorshlps.

Marcus DAILY, of Montana, says that
William A. Clark bought the senator
ship from the legislature Of that state
He proposes to contest the election
before the United States senate, and
says that he can prove that Clark
spent S250,0O0 to secure the position.
That is more than Mark Hanna used
to corrupt the Ohio legislature.
The senate is becoming so full OF
Quays, and Hannas, and Clarks aud
Stewarts that the position may soon
become mark Of degradation rather
that badge OF distinctions Eugene
Guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-18
IN CIRCUIT COURT.
department No. Disposes of a Number
OF Cases.

department No. Disposes Of Number
OF Cases.
The case OF w. z. Husk, plaintiff,
VS., p. Gillian, defendant, an appeal
from the justice court or Aumsville
precinct, went to trial before the
following named jurors:
g. q. Given, Chas. Mccormick, l..
G. Cavanaugh. Henry Kraus, John
Craig, e. f. Parkhurst, Earl Race, j..
l.. Cook, George b. Hoveuden, An
drew Hughes, J. p, Humphrey, M.
Helbert.
Verdict for plaintiff for S6s.50,
In the suit OF Grant Davis, plain.
til, VS.. p. L. Brown, defendant, ac-
tion fer money, the following Jurors
we're selected TO hear the case:
VIM. Armstrong Sr., w. W. Elder,
G. g. Goodale. M. Dormau, John
NlcOl, +. Keizer, j. w. Cox, W. Good
rich, A. Lombard, d, ID. Cofiey, II. d.
Holman, J. M. Bigler.
The defense moved a non-sult,
which, after extended argument by
counsel, was granted, the case dis
missed aud the jury discharged.
Mary j. Jackson, plaintiff aud ap-
pellant, w. f. w. Durbin, defendent
and respondent, an appeal from the
Salem recorders court, went TO trial
before following five jurors, the panel
being exhausted, aud both parties
agreeing TO submit the case TO the
five men:
John Nlcol, VIM. Armstrong, w. W.
Elder, Clinton Kuatz and O. q. Good
ale.
Defendants motion for non-suit
was granted, and the case was taken
out Of the hands OF the jury.
W. e. Mitchell vs. Oregon Woman's
Flax Fibre Association, action for
money, j. S. Cook appointed referee To
report a law and facts first day next
regular term.
T. J. Jackson VS. + w. appeal from
Recorders court, jury trial, verdict
for defendant,
M. V. Kays VS. State Fair Board, Sc
eond motion to dismiss appeal oyer
ruled.
j. f. Hedrlcks VS. l.. J. Prultt, ap-
peal from justice court, motion over
ruled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-18
STAYTON.

Mr.. aud Mrs. w. M. Plymale spent
Sunday with the latter's parents Ia
Turner, the father, Mr.. A. McFarlane
accompanying them To this city Mon
day.
Taylor Smith and Frank Morrison
Of Salem, we're callers at the home OF
the latter's brother, A. II. Smith,
Of this city, Sunday. The two were
enroute TO some mines on the upper
Santiam.
Rev. M. G. AlderidRe is home from
his evangelstic tour Ia the south. He
is nursing some wounds which he re-
celyed in a train wreck between
Grand Caaou and Salt Lake City
January I. Otherwise Mr.. Alderidge
looks we'll and good for another iour-
icy.
Harry Hunter is visiting his par
ents in this city for a short time.
Rev. Skaggs resumed his meetings
at the Christian church Saturday
after few days intermisslon last
week.
The Dawson Co. closed their en-
gagement here Saturday and went to
Jefferson TO cure the people OF that
town.
r. p. Caveness ls on the streets
again after an Illness OF some weeks.
ID. j. Gherklns Is reported quite Ill
at his home and is receiving the care
full attention OF his friends.
DIR. J. M. Kitchen was called to
Albany Tuesday TO the bedside OF his
father-ln-law, Jason Wheeler who is
very I'll.
Edgar Waters Is at home for a few
weeks vacation, having completed
his fall term CT school at Fox valley
this week.
DR.. j. w. Welch, the popular young
dentist of Silverton, is stationed at
the Farmers hotel for couple Of
weeks. Mr.. Welch has just recently
returned from Costa Rica.
w. w. Elder Is ''courtinp" In Salem
this week.
John Karber is anew resident OF
Stayton, having recently come here
from Wisconsin. lie occupies the
Luttisch property, Mr.. Karoer Is a
son-in-law 0f j. Znnmerman OF Sub
Unity and visited their place some
eleven years ago.