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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20
PRoPosAL&
FOR sALE-HoUsEs


FOR SALE-HOUSES.
N~S~ON~-~s~O~S-~N.~-N~4NS ~rsOON1~s~...~~e
fOR SALE-Sa Ash. rooms. barn. o
feet front. rents S. so. -
SoS ~. Wichita. rooms, rents IS 80.
- Texas. rooms. rents q. 500.
shade, rents E.se $50
$3 W. Oak, rooms. rents 8. $50.
los Laura, rooms. barn. % feet. corner.
so s. Market. rooms. shade. cement
walks, rents So 80.
10. GoetheA rooms. barn. is feet. (near
EsirmOSHtI; rents $. ti,coo
IA >. Market. I rooms. cellar barn.
shade. . feet. rents SO sl.es0.
&c y Topeka. rooms. modern. shade.
barn, fence rents SIS. 0.ie0.
All above properties In complete repaiF
Perfect titles. Easy payments II siF.sirei
ANCHOR TRUST CO.. Is y. Maia.
a-suu-tf
FOR sALE-sIo Ida avenue. :arxs Groom
house. pantry bricked cellar, porch, 3
feet, SsS In thorough repair. Rents az
FOR sALE-Neat 6-room cottage. vita
Cottase, rooms. barn. fenced. s5ads
and fruit, blocks south. 500.
A very desirable 4-room cottage. stone
walled cellar. large barn. set in fruit.
fenced. 50 feet, east front. rear Oak
Cottage. 5 rooms. 50 feet. east 'front.'.
above Second street, a bargain. SJ1).
well-located T-room cottage. With barn.
beautiful shade. blocks south. no.
Cottage. rooms, cellar, barn, IN good
repair on Indiana avenue, $50.
Neat cottage on South E2nporia avenue,
TUCKER & DICKSON. se z DouslAA
O-fri-sun-St
FOR sAIJE-500 houses at a low figure:
DO Sedgwick county farms. cheap: S.o9o..
ran nh
hotel will accommodate DO guests, az
a bargain. Nichols a Fuller. los North
Main. under Kansas National Bank.
FOR sALE-si5 90. Is 8. Warrington. 5
and rooms. ts25 and SIS each. Newly
painted. papeIed and repaired. As an
net Easy terms. 81 Just sold az SSss.
Dean Gordon. S-sun-thu-f
FOR SALE
one OF the finest s-room houses on North
Waco; all modern improvements. Price.
Elegant s-room house on Carlos avenu@
Good s.room house on South Lulu ave-
GEO. K. SPENCER REALTY CO.,
rs and rs East Douglas
FOR sALE-weu built Groom mouse.
good location. cheap. ~ = M..er
FOR sALE-No. 1904 z. Hunter. rooms,
IL story cottage, ; lots, very Desirable.
close to Hydraulic. SIS. Dean Gordon.
1-sun-tf
FOR SALE-A few good bargains n
homes. Send or call for printed liat.
+. J. Spencer. ki-tf
FOR SALE-The best bargain in the
North End. Elegant 10-rO0m. 2-storY
residence. high. cut stone foundation
and cellar. large barn, hmple ground,
beautiful shade. less than half cost %
Well-built 9-rOOm dwelling. fronting
Iiverside park, at a great sacrifices
n.i0O.
An elegant Groom residence. east 'front.'
In the choicest quarter OF North To-
peka avenue. 5000.
An up-to-date 4-room cottage wlth
cellar. closets. hath and furnace, %
North Market. 81 30
TUCKER a DICKSON. 90 p Dougias.
N-fri-suu-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20
FOR SALE, HOMES

Why are ycu paying Is per cent IN reat.
ing when you can buy q home from -
Sleo &c so cash daWa win start you a
possession and buying . home Al stzas
special discount for al cash
Hartford investment Co.
sEDGwacK sLock
~ East Fisst etses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

AGENTS WANTED-Agent 20 sell on
commission. toilet soaps. References Ie-
CURED The Weaver Brothers & Mot
Co, eo5 S. Luzerne ST, Baltimore. sd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

WANTED-To make farm loans on Kan
sas and Oklahoma properties. 54-s5-5S-51
Zimmerly Block, Wichita, Kan. Whine
& Whine i0s-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

wANTED-Ageats everywhere TO handle
something new. just out; great sue
terms. Z Hall. over - T. Douglas.
1l-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

AGENTS wANTED-Lgve men and NO.
men in each town in Kansas ard Okla
homa: s 20 SO per day. Life insurance
and p. and L agents can double their
income. Address L r Cole 4 Co.
WICHITA Kansas s4-:f
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WANTED-Two cornice-makers, at 136 ".
Lawrence avenue. S1-ltx
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wANTEDICook for Paramount College
Dormitory. Write or apply at 1926 Holy
oke avenue, Wichita. Sl-3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

WANTED-Girl for general homework.
Mrs. J. W. Kirkwood, SIS y. Lawrence.
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wANTED-A few choice farm or bust
ness property loans. Low rate. private
money. F. /. Spencer. Gift
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

g, 600 on deposit 10 loan on Wichita real
estate: payable, II desired in Install
ments. Anchor Trust Co, 1t3 " Main.
B-tf-tue-fhu-sun
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4ELP wANTEp-MALE

MALE HELP WANTCD-Men to learn
barber trade. Eight weeks completes
Special inducements to applicants from
distance Write today. Moler Barber
College ST. Louis, Mo. S-aO-St
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Yacant lots IN choice iOca-
lions, north on Waco. Topeka, Emporia
and Fourth avenues; also SmSd tracts
In the suburbs ranging from 1 % %
acres. Tucker & Dickson. % =. Douziss.
s1-iS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

WANTED-A good girl for general house.
work. 707 y. Emporia avenue. 74-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN-On ehattsis. coliat-
eral. tax titles. or on real estate INSTALL
ments. Dean Gordon. Stiff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

WANTEDLGirl for general homework,
at S26 N. Emporia. S-sun-tu-thu-3tx
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FINANCIAI-sl0o 900 to loan on farms IN
southern Kansas. at current rates and
easy terms. $4,000 TO loan on choice
Wichita property. Hewlett & wheeler,
old court house building. phone go
ae-eli-Wed fritz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

WANTBD-Hotel cook and dining-roefn |
girl. Address Rhodes Hotel, Hennes- |
sey, Ok S-St |
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

WANTED NIiddle-aged woman for house
work 100 n Emporta 79-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

UNLIMITED FUNDS 10 loan on ehoics
farm property a. Kansas and Oklahoma
64-65-5s-57 Zlmmerly Block. Whine 6
WHINE l0t-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

wANTED-A girl for homework. I'll S.
Topeka. Te-3tx
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FOR SALE-Handsome oak sideboard
and dining table, fine walnut bed room
suite oak hall rack and book case, fine
chairs. hanging lamps. Call Monday and
Tuesday only. G. J. Fletcher, as West
Third street. Sl-2I
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1cblt rs life
WDy TIE PueIIlst
ntvsr EOst Popularity.

CONTINUED from Page Thlrteen.)
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FOR SALE. = 5. z. K 54-2s-5 ~. go
Great bargain Dean Gordon.
si-suu- wpd-ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

Iss N. Min ST. wIchita. Kan.
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WANTED-A position as housekeeper
References exchanged. Address M
X" care Eagle. S0-sat-sun-tu-3tx
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WANpED-Girl; must be a good cook: 2
In family; no washing. Apply 1910 N.
Topeka avenue. Sl-ltx
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WANTED1Girl for general homework;
no washing. Mrs. G. l.. Pratt, s34 y.
Lawrence. Silt
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FOR SAIJE-A nice young cow; also a
fine 4-year-old mare. large and well
broke. p H Thomas, IA West Central.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

FOR sALE-weI built Groom nouss.
good location. cheap. III q water
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.-GOod residence
lots IN north part: also business lots on
Santa Re railroad. cheap for cash or
will trade for good bottom land ~ good
horse and carriage. "ExchauRe." Eagle
offce El-Eun- we'd un-7tX
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOANS-On farm and city
property Campbell & Cossitt. room II.
above il2 Main street. Sl-st
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FOR SALE
one OF the finest s-room houses on North
Waco; all modern improvements. Price.
for a few days. G5oo.
Elegant 9-room Rouse on Carlos aVenuA
all modern. 81. COO
Good s-room house on south Lulu ave-
nut Gtt,o K. SPENCER REALTY CO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

FOR SALELNew upright piano, standard
make; must be sold this week: Will make
price very low. Address 3l2 Pennsylva-
MIA aveniiAL a-sun-wed-sun-Stx
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WANTED-Choice FARM and CITY 1
loans; easy conditions for the borrower |
Willis, 20s +. Douglas. ki-sun-Wed-tf
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FOR SALE feet. ~. Iyswrence avenue
opposite p II Roys' house
- feet - Lawrence avenue. BET Esr1
Twelfth and Thirteenth street. east
front Barnes 4 SeWcgmo Music hqlsef
I5-sun-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

FOR SAI,+Span Of e-year-old sOrrel
horses, about IS hands high; or viii
trade for merchandise l. 3 smith,
~ r Douglas. city. BLK
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FOR sALE-ai5 90. IS 8 washington.
and rooms, t25 and SS55 each. Newly
painted paper ed and repaired. As an
investment the rents pay IS per cens
net Easy terms. 81 Just sold az $50.
Dean Gordon. S-sun-thu-n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20

FOR MISREPRESENTATION
FoR RFCST-A hae Fiofe-fooss. 1ss ssss
long. ca oae % the best grocery en-
ners IN Wichita Rsas cheap. Ken
worthy. Employment Axsst S-;f
FOR REscST-'0n September Let tE1-story
h0use. ! rooms. vita tarn. cipss ID i
al IN good coEs4iii0c- A61rsSs n -
Eagle 0floe- Dix
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FOR sALE-No. Ieol r. Hunter. 9 rooms,
IL story cottage, ; lots, very desirable.
close to Hydraulic. SIS. Dean Gordon.
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FOR SALE-20o very fine lambs and 80
ewes. For particulars address n. Her
ring, Beaumont. Kan. I0-lN
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FOR SAIE-Fruit and cider. J. A. Nc
EHhany. IA n. Main. b3-tf
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WAlNTED-Woman to do general house
work. 81 Z. Douglas avenue. 81 1tx
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FOR SALE-slo IDA avenue, large s-roon
house, pantry. bricked cellar. porch. .
feet. SSsS In thorough repair. Rents AZ
$. Dean Gordon. A-sun-wed-tf
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FOR sALE-Tsn scr-s hDs bstt0u lana.
7-gocnu house, barn. etc. No "a
Mead avenue. 8. Ea Dean Gsg59n.
E-ssza-sf
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FOR sAIJE-One large. black horse; one
new ladies' wheel; one set single har-
ness: or will trade horse for good cow.
3a6 Ohio S1-sun-tu-wed-3tx
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FOR SALE-Some splendid Investments
In business property; 3-story, pressed
brick, plate glass front, 5000. paying 10
per cent net. Tucker & Dickson. ?Os
T. Douglas Silt
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-SSa n. Lawrence. s rooms:
bath; hot and cold water; electric
lights. Inquire 100 y. Topeka s5-tf
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GEO. X. SPENCER REALTY CO.,
rs and rs East DOuglas
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FOR SALE-Feeding steers; 1900 heavy
feeders, dehorned: will deliver on Santa
Fe or Rock Island. Address Fullington
Livestock Co.. Wichita. Kan. 13-tf
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FOR sALD-Apples. for cider. vinegar or
telly: 10 cents a busheL SIS Sycamore
street B-thu-Sun-2tX
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17

a recent small pox scare here ard
elsewhere show how easily people get d
panic and 40 well how Things grow like
mushroom as they are slipped from
tongue to.tongue. Some Of the exaager.
alton was right in our own city, and was
not ell from neighboring towns and the
country. A strange woman was In the
postodice, and there were some sores on
her face and reck, not strsDgs thing at
any time. They I attracted attention
and the people began getting out Of the
way for fear Of getting The smallpox
Everything was sign of the measly
disease. AZ a matter OF fact the city hss
not bad pronounced case one sufFicients
iIy severe to bring the marks out on the
bottoms Of the feet and the paine OF the
hands, one case Of vaEioIoid and q pecu.
liar case about which the doctors are
known to have disagreed as to lie char
acteF. Anyway II pays TO keep cool and
people who do are always appreciated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17
HOME AND ABROAD.


lave your stoves polished by OHIixo
u HuLBUaT.
Ripe Tomatoes, Pears and Apples a
q. II. BrownelI's.
GOOD groceries and produce at T.. r.
fenton's. First 1t. Hill Block.
The best hay, oats and mill feed In tine
cby at u. +. Fenton's Hill block.
II is Q singular taste that cannot BE-
suited in the varied End large selection
oi jeweiry at Win Il Stark's. The best
goods and reasonable prices.
Wheat lie ~ cents, oats q cents.
An evangelist on the street corner this
aiis noon spoke for over an hour without
rest.
salem 10 threatened with an increase
OF insurance rates unless the FIRE depart
ment 10 improved.
joaquin Miller has written noe m In
honor OF the Beers. IL IL patriotic
ana IN his characteristic style.
An exchange gives The following ad-
vice: Never borrow your neiphbor's
paper. There is no greater nuisance
IMAM paper borrower. II 5ou ate too
penuficns TO subscribe aud pay for your
Own paper, read the Bible. You ougL
to-"
Senator Fiier. OF Illinois, has been Civ.
en- the place on the interstate commerce
board sought by Billy Dugan's friend oil
San Francisco. A Pacific coast man was
entitled 70 IT, But an Illinois man was
needed ON account OF the election OF next
year.
The heirs OF Ira Flcener, a young man
who died rear Crabtree on the Bird oil
October, have been paid 81 900 carried
by him in the Modern Woodmen OF
America. The payment was made
twenty one days after the funeral
Young Fleener had paid into CrabtFee
lodge OF oi which lie was member lees
than $40.
The Statesman says there are two new
caees OF small-pox in that city, being che
. year old daughter Of William Baner
and one OF the parties who recently came
from Albany, by the way party who
contracted the disease In Marion county
and was not allowed 20 remain here.
There 10 one other case there, three ID
RlI. TIE Statesman says there are seven
cases At Derry, which Detroit has quar-
antined against, and tnat the @. 4 Z.
conductors have been ordered not to re.
ceive any passengers ct that place.
The following appears in the circuit
court proceedings OF Marion cJunty: S.
Il. Young vs. John Hughee, admr !,
equity. Decree for plaintiff. This suit
arose from the affairs Of the Gold Noun
tain and Dry 6uieh Consolidated Gold
and Silver Mining company, with whose
business the late seth x. Hammer had
much 70 do. The stockholders alleged
that some 4l400 Of the asee,s 81 the Ham.
meE estate. oi which John Hughes ID ac-
mlnistIator. belonged 10 the q. M. * ID.
q. U. @. < 8. NJ. 90. and they win thei:
suit TO recover
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Lebanon.

From the r. A.:
Y. y. Vehrs will agaia start up his
own crea mery in week or two. He le.l
ior Portland last evening, where be goes
Tor the purpose ot purchasing an engine
and separator for the creamery.
o. T. Moist and VI. Meisner this week
aold 500 head OF sheep anu four lar,e
bulls TO NJ. II. Morphy, OF Gervais. Mr..
N urphy is driving the sheep to Geryais,
and will ship them from there TO the M
on stock yards in Portland.
l.. Lhomae, who used to live at ross the
river from this place. died al Salem We'd
n%sdaay morning, age d 76 years, lacking
Two days. The Temainss were brought
heia from Salem yesterday, ami will be
buried at 2o'cloek this ,.iternoon In the
Providence cemetery. Deceased leay, 9
seven children. two OF whom-Wm.
Thomas and Mrs. Joe. Smith reside in
this community. ar. Thomas came to
Oregon from Indiana in 1889.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17
DIED

MII'LARD.-0n Friday evening, Nov
10, 1899, at her home, in the southern
suburbs OF the city, Mrs. Melissa Yam.
tie. wife Of John A. Millard, at the age
OF so yeas, ani after short illness
Terminating In u apoplexy.
The deceased was, pioneer resident OF
Linn county, the daughter cf William
Mcbride, She was tirt married to Mr.
YaDtis, by whom she had three children,
now living Ralph. Miss Annie, and Mrp.
Nevin McCoT mick, and several years AZ
ter the death OF Mr. Ysntis, about sev-
snteen years ago 10 Mr.. Mi'lard, BY
whom she has had two children, John
Jr., and Sarah. The deceased was q
member Of the United Presbyterian
chul ch for many years aud lived life in
keeping with her professions. She was
a woman esteemed aud beloved by all
knowing her. Mrs. Millard was alec an
earnest memper OF the W. Q. T u atak-
lnV an active part in the workings Of the
ociety.
Arrangements for the funeral ssryiceJ
have not yet been completed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17
COUNTY BUSINESS.

The county court adjourned yesterday
afternoon after transacting the following
additional business: Time for closing
tax roll extended 10 Nov. 25. Bills al
lowed: j. w. HammeIl. $22; Ladies
AID Society, $40; D. G. Swami, SIS; d.
L. Curl, $lJ 40; G. V. Gump, So.
Report hled with county clerk by State
Superintendent Paine OF the insane asy--
lum OF the death OF Leonard Thomas.
Ia the recorders Office there were filed /:
Deed, Tannery O.. to W. r. U'Ren.
II 600 50. H., Brownsville: $500.
Deed, h. A. Goodrich to II. X. Arnold.
2 acres, l2 " 2; 1915.
DceJ, David McEachern to Curtis
Lumber Co., 100 acres, 10 E I; $640.
w. K. U'Ren TO Joe. Riggs, lot 4, bl 2,
Klrk's ad Brownsville; $3.50.
Real estate mortgage for 1880.
Cha;el mortgage for $l0l.
d a. $50.
William Sanders proved up on home.
stead tp II X S1W.
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Tennessee Gatherings.
Rumors Of a wedding. Ahl

Rumors OF wedding. Ahl
Gfo. Davis has been III this week.
J. >. Wallace was in Albany one day
this week.
:. W u. Barley continues 10 be very III,
cry.
Q: U. Mcknight and Ed. L. Umphroy
gre IN albany this week working Ia the
Interest oi the Modern woodmen.
Frank simons and family have moved
70 Tenn and nov occupy the residence on
the ID. Andrews farm.
Schrol is progressing smoothly under
Lhe eincient management OF Annie Black
Iaw, who has been teaching here for the
past four years.
Mrs. Hambleps, Of Pendleton. orsgon
state organizer Of the Royal NeighborG Of
Amehcs, the popular auxiliary OF the
Modern Woodmen. was 10 this vicinit9
Tor lew hours. one day this week.
The mammoth potato crop has lust
been harvested, which 10 larger by Que.
third OF any one seasons production in
ibis nelghborhood Over 80 acres OF
grornd which has been dug up TO date
has occurred the attention OF is men for
ten days or more, making the enormous
yield OF over 80, 900 bushels, besides there
remains at least l.5 OF the crop vet 10
be harvested. The immense yield This
year is attributed principally 10 the
iains. although iu some cases .hs pota.
toea were planted on new ground, where
u the lacta were asreriained there is no
doubt bat that In some tslacf tha Weld
was 90 great as to reach the limit OF 600
bushels per acre. The quality OF this
seasons potato crop is probably the bes,
ever exhibited In the valley Tor some
time, With the exception OF few cases
dry rot has been discovered. but which
does not materially affect the product.
Two sAles haye already been made al so
cents per b. shel, and should the present
Rood prices continue favorable many a
man VIII have been made glad; while
the tempest Of life would be brayed with
a renewed vigor aud stout heart.
Mex
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17
Indian War Veterans Atten
tiOn!

As congress is soon to assemble, anC
more vigorous steps need to be taken 4
bring before the same The claims OF In
dian War Veterans for pensions, there.
fore there will be meeting OF Camp No
~ |. w. V. held in the C. A. II. hall In
Albany, on F,idav, Nov. "a, 1879, al
80 p. IN. Let there be a ronsing meet,
ing. ALI l. w. VS. are invited to be
present. JASON WHxKlRR.
Y. b. WALKER, Captain.
Orderly Sergeant.
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StrIctlv business

French the jeweler.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Bicycle for tue money.
viii y Stark, jewellers.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
tor only 800, $50, $35 and $50.
Q , Winn, citv ticket agent. Tickets
70 all points in the east.
;, De sure and see the anti rust tinware at
Hopkln BIOS, will las, lifetime.
Go to Miss Longs for high priced pho
togFapha, and do not iorget to take along
the money.
By allowing the Accommodations in the
bowels t. remain. the entire sYstem ia pois.
cned. DeWitt's Little Early RIsers rsguI-
ate the bowels. Try them and you will
always use them. Foshay & Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
Late News In Short form.
The Boer War.


LoHDos, Nov. i0.--The British war of.
llce has received from Gen. Butler the
following dispatch:
Cape Town, Thursday oyeniug--IIayc
received by pigeon pod from General
White today the following:
Tho bombardment at long range by
heavy guns continues daily. A few cas-.
naltles are occurring but no serious harm
10 being done. The Beers sent In today
number OF refugees from the Transvaal
under flag OF truce.
Daring Landing.
MANILA, Nov. 10 The landing OF the
American troops at San Fabian Tuesday
MAS TIE most spectacular affair of It's kind
since General Skaters Decentralization
at Daiquiri. The co-opeation OF tho
troops and the navy was complete. The
RunboatH maintained terrific bombs =
ment for an hour while the troops rush.
cd waist deep through the surf under a
heavy but badly aimed rifle fire from the
insurgcnt trenches and charged right
and lett, pouring yolley after volley ut
the fleeing rebels. Forty FilipiDos we're
captured and several killed.
No Bonds Now
WAsnIE0ros, Nov. l0.--.Tbc cabinet
meeting today Tested almost three hours.
Ilfe question Of the purchase Of United
States bonds by the government was un.
der discussion Tor nearly an hour. Sec
retary Gage explained the situation fully
and u Dow appears 10 be settled that no
purchases wi be- made, for the present
At least.
The Kentucky Election.
LorisvILLg Nov. l0--The official count
OF The ballots cast Tuesday was b, gun to-
day throughout che state. Ia this city,
I large crowd gathered vt the courthouse
10 witness the count.
The democrats assert that Guebel will
have plurality 81 5000, while the NOM
lnea himself places 1t at 1000. The re
publicans claim that Taylor is elected ty
q plurality Of 1000.
Another Record
CncAuo, Nov. l0.-Major Taylor, the
colorcd rider. broke another bicycle rec
ore today NJ Garfield Park, by following
biz motor cycle for half mile IN II Sec
onds fiat Tho previous record was IL
4.0 seconds, held by Eddie McDniile. A
atid breeze was blowing nj the time Tay-
lor made his trial.