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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
EdcawpmeDt T. o. OF. tonight. De
gree work. Let ell members attend.

Y Edcaw pment /. o. o. y, tonight. De
gree work. Let ell members attend.
Eugene City istn debt only abort eie,
600 snd that on outstanding warrsnts.
There were 164 arrests in Eugene Las
year. Fines amounting TO s174.6O wer'
paid.
Voters are getting lively move-or
nowadays and returns are coming ID
faster from the different pyecinsts.
WN Mil:eFs new steamboa will take
a cat hsh party up the river Tonight.
The boat 10 running we'll facing the swift
current 10 good shape
DR.. CUlIiEs will leave next Monday for
| Chicago, where bo will take q postgrad-
/, nate coufs. ia the medical college. He
will be zoae abont two months.
Among he new residences In Albany
10 one being erected by Mr.. Armstrong
al the corner Of Eleventh and Washing
ton streets.
Editor Moorehead, Of Junction, was
downsd for the nomiD alton for joint sem
ator in the face OF the instruction TO the
Lane eodnty delegation. T5is was .
part Of the game betwe the Corbett
and MCBRIDE factions.
The pulpit Of Pearce Memorial tUn-
iyersalist) church will be occupied mex.
Sunday, April 18th at II o'clock, by A.
ID. Hale. subject: THE God Of the
liberal churches; or what UnitaFians
and Universalistg believe about God"
A cordial invention Ia extended to all.
New patents: s Babare, Tacoma,
WASH, drill gold dredge; + Galloway,
GoptKaf Point nea xuaa1 a v.Kf.<.f Tad 49,.
Howe, Tacoma, Wash, fishing reel and
reel-rest; Z + Latin, Asotin, Wash,
currycomb; g + Morgan, Portland, Ore,
air brake.
The republicans as usual resolved In
favor Of retrenchment in public expen-
se'. They do that every two years ard
then when the state legislature meets
Tustle TO see how much they can increase
the levy. The present high state levy is
due to republican extravsgaBce. In the
face OF this this resolution is full OF hu.
NOR.
The ladies OF the Christian church viii
have an apron an / bonnet eale Saturday
OF this week, April 18th, in the vacant
store building adjoining Myers bakery.
There will also be homemade candy,
easter seggs, coffee and sandwiches for
sale. Give the ladies your patronage
and thus aid good work.
The republican state convention nom
mated j. w. Bailey for state food com.
mission. Til Ford, j. w. Furnish, o. +.
Paxton and J. G. Fullerton were chosen
presidential electors. The delegates to
the national convention are " allace Me.
Cammant. II. E. Ankeny, II L. Kuck
and John d. DAILY, alternates Lewis
Simpson, II L. Holgate, Wallis Nash
and J. W. Knowles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

From the. Criterion. /.

From the. Criterion:
i l.. l., Burtenehaw, prominent attor
ney from Coos county, Ii In this city
Visiting with relatives and oId-tim,
friends. he 10 son Of B. BuEtenshaw
Rev. II. B. Elwortby and Rev. O. q
Harmon, former pastors Of the NJ II
church, are IN town this week, attending
the Ilinerants' Club.
~ NJ. Thompson, of this place, who II
now driving q poultry wagon through III.
country, collecting poultry and eggs fol
q. ID. Bates. oi Albany, 10 building up Z
fine trade, With prospects for d still
better one ~ the future.
u. W. Stokes sold his re~idence prop.
erty ~ ". II. Hsrdman, OF v ateFioo, the
first Of the week. Mr.. Stokes will ~ "a
Portland today, and after spending q lev
days In the metropolis will 10 10 eastern
Oregon, where he will work this sum.
mer.
A few OF the memb bers OF the troof
were out on the street on mounted drill
Tuesday evening, and made very good
| appearance. II the weather IL suitable,
thew hole troop will have mounted drill
Saturday evening.
DR.. Hill has received his famous $500
Army machine which Ii working all
right IL isa wonderful machine.
Tho new B. i. time schedul. will 20
into effect next Monday. II you travel
on that day you had letter become post.
cd before hand.
Dance at the A. 0. u. W. ball next
Saturday night with music ly Coon's
orchestra. All with invitations 10 pre-.
vious dances admitted.
II must BIO tough picking for lawyers
In Tillamook county. There were oniy
two cases on the docket OF the court Just
held by Judge Burnett there, and Il took
only hall an hour 10 disrose Of them.
Whenever the English get whipped II
10 laid to the incompetent commissioned
officers sons OF their fathers Of the mo-
bility. When they win, Roberts gets all
ths glory. See.
Tomorrow will be arbor day in the
echools of The slate. In this city the day
will be remembered in the schools with
appropriate exescises In the afternoon
beginning at 80 o'clock, 10 which all
patrons are earnestly invited.
The middle-of-the-ro road d-popuIIst-re
publican convention held In Lebanon
Saturday resulted only In the election OF
delegates rs follows 10 the state conven-
ilon: DR. j l. Hill, u Davis and +
Gooch. To congressional convention:
X B Anderson, Peter Lewis, B 4 Darcy,
A + Ayers and ID w Hardin.
Harry q. Collins, who was arrested az
Junction recently on the charge OF Oh.
taining t23 from !. l.. Hamilton Of Med
ford under false prctenses plead guilty
and was sentenced to the peniientiary
one year. lie IL also said to have been
wanted at Harrisburg and other places.
The DEMocRAr yesterday referred to
Prof w. l.. jackson, nominee for county
school superintendent ,as from Sodaville.
That was once his home, but at present
he 10 principal OF the Tangent school,
where he has been teaching successfully
for two yeara. Prof. Jackson has taught
constantly without missing term Tor
twelve years in some OF the lest schools
OF the county, including those OF Browns
vile, and has therefore had that cxperi-
ence 30 necessary for superintendent.
he holds q state diploma aud 10 gentle.
man Of splendid personai character.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
RELIGIOUS.

Al the Christian church tomorrow
% oTnine at Z o'clock the annual sun rise
/ prayer meeting OF The Local EndeayoT
Unicn will be held. Bible school n 10
.. NJ. Preaching at II, subject, THE
6upremacy Of the ResuFrecliop.n En-
deavoT meeting ct 8 30 D. n. and preach.
ing at 2 80, subject, The Holy Spirit
Ills Personality This IL the beatnuiue
Of q series of sermons on the Holy as,irIp
and His work and At the close II each
sermon Of the series an opportunity will
be given for any one TO aek questions in
regard 70 the subject. Allare Invited
Baptist church: Morning subject
"Christ ih4 Hope and Treasure" Spec-
ial Easter musi: and decorations Ey-
ening subject. "Tne Lords Payer -
second sermon OF the course.
PresbyteIian church: There will be-
special music at all the services. The
evening ervice will be especially q praife
Fervice led by an orchestra and q chorus
OF voices. In the morning the follow
iIk pieces will be rendered: Jubilate
Deo Ia A b, Patten: Gloria IN Excesis.
Patten; Sop. solo by Mrs. Langdon
ale Lives Who Once Was Siain,'s
Dsnks; I'VE Will Rejoice and Be Glad,,'
Danks
Morning worship ct II o'clock, subiscE
Of sermon, 'tTbe Resurrection OF the
Body" Sabbath school Elster service
At 3 O'Clock. Evening, Easter praise
teryice, q service Of scripture and praise
Special music by the orchestra, BY the
ladies octet, the male octet, and the
chorus choir, with congregational sing.
ing.
M. e, church: Preaching at 1890 bv
the pastor. Sabbath school at Ii az.
Junior League at $50, intermediates
and Epworth League at $50, In the
evening there will be Easter exercises by
the children Of the Sabbath school.
United Presbyterian, morning worship
at 0:30, subject OF sermon, "The Voices
of Spring Sabbath School at IL AS.
Junior endeayor at 3:39. Senior endeav.
or at $50. Evening worship at go
subject, Witnesses Of the Resurrection
Ali are invited 10 attend theee services,
Both ser mons are appropriate to the
Easter occasion.
Rev. H. L. Hopkins will preach in the
congregational church tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
MARRIED.

TURNER-FINzER.-In Albany, Or,
on Thursday, ArIil 12, 1900, at 2 p. M,
7 at the residence of the brides sister,
. Mrs. Frank Cummings, by Rev. +. w.
Parker, Mr.. q Marvin Turner and
Miss Alice r. Finer.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of few relatives and friends
and was very happy affair nicely car
ried out. The bride and groom left on
the afternoon train for Portland on their
bridal trip, to be gone several days. The
groom is a son OF Mr.. Cooper Turner
and native OF Linn CouRty. He was
one OF the famous Second Oregon and is
not only popular among the members OF
the regiment hut as well generally. The
bride is an excellent young lady we'll
liked by all knowing her. They have
the best wishes OF many friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
Miss Beryl Turner went 70 Yaquina
vea aFdav IN Wait frianda

| Miss Beryl T1rnsr went 10 Yaquini
yes erdsy 10 visit friends.
Miss Joyce Brownell and Mrs. w. T.
Chandler returned last night from Port
land where they had been 10 hesr Pad
erowgki.
II. A. Pratt has retired from tile posl
office at ktayton after serving ss r. NJ,
for eighteen years. VIM Mulky src.
ceeds him.
Word form Rowland Isst evening wai
that William Cochran WAS w ,duaIly
falling With prospect OF iiyiDg oniy q
short time.
Office over the post off C and IN lew
days wall open an office Tor the practice
OF Law, collect ons ets.
u J. seeley went TO Stayton yester-
day To look after his creamery there.
W. W. Carpenter, q former Iowa Cream
erv man, will have charge Of the work
when the creamery starts.
Mrs. Smith, 81 New berg, returned
home this morning on the Ruth after
visit In Albany the guest OF her sister
Miss Chance Of the public sch ools.
Rev +. w. Parker left on the Ruth
this morning for Independence, where
he will visit with brother and then
start for Chicago, bis new field Of work.
Reekey Macon came up from Portland
yesterday to spend the Easter holiday.
Kocke2 ie securing an excellent standing
90 student in the Bishop Scott Gram
mar school.
r. O. Pentland, formerly eiitor OF the
West Side, published at Independence,
Or, spent few days In Grants Pass this
week IN the interes:s Of the Portland
Telegram. Courier.
will fletcher left Wednesday for ten
days tour Of inspection Of the country in
the vicinity oi Boise, Idaho. heis seek
ing a locality and situation that will suit
him and when this Is found will return
for his vile and son.--Corvallis Union.
Bert Bo@sTsox came over from Albany
on his wheei Sunday He reports the
psth this side Of Granger in fair condi-
tion and Gays, a very little work II done
shortly, will put II IN fret class ehape
Albany wbeelmen are preparing 10 or
ganize club and lend assistance In max.
ing the path between this city and AL
bany the beet 10 the elate.-Union.
Harry l.. Holgatc left Wednesday foria
short visit in Portland. The recomend-
alton of Congressman Tongue for his ap-
Pointment to a position in the pension
bureau has been endorsed and Harry
will leave for Washington in about two
weeks, but will return 10 Corvallis before
so ,i1ing. Hc will have charge OF a small
division oil clerks and his salary will be
: 200 a year for term of three years.
Henry Allen, who also has = clerkship
at q good salary will take his departure
about May i5th.-Corvallis Gazette Un-
ion.
Some considerate friend leitl@at the
DEaocRAr Office this afternoon fishing
outfit for the catfish trip up the river on
the Screech Owl tonight, with instruci-
ions TO have plenty of fsh and wortns.
Sailing date o'clock sharp. As the fish
hook is elk inches long the sinker weighs
nearly pound and the big cord II strong
enough to bold whale the DRaocS AT
man Is decidedly in r,with enough hf ok
and line for whole regiment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

lin OnEaoN BoYs aeem 10 make II
|Qyer they 20 intoIt The Statesman
"From u letter recently received
friend in.this..eIty from J. Gilmore
Aimond, a Eugene boy who Ii we'll
Isyorably known Ia Salem, and who
no New York City several months
n prepare for the stage, II 10 appar.
bat his efforts are n uch appreciated, ,
for the young actor quite a
N&alul career. In recent perform.
n lha Madison Square theater, Mr..
ibond assumed tire character oi the
|slb man and so well did be portray
nAit that In the courte Of the pre-
ssion ha received six Gu, tain calls.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS considerable hls-
7e talent aud his many friends In
NJ Flllamette valley expect to see him
n considerable distinction In his
IN pyoiession.''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

TgAeuERs ErANISAuoS.-Ths regular
teachers examination tor county certih-
Gates II in progress before Superintendent
Mcdonald and assistants Prois. Jackson
and Torbet. Following are the appli-
can't: Margaret Barnard, ,Sheba Childs,
T.. Blanche Garfield, w. X. Gardner.
Adrian jack, bessie ". Hammer, Mvrtlc
Pense, Lille NJ. Bodekcr, Fave Abrams,
Robert Miller, Lola Porter, Fannis Cald.
well, Minnie Dawson, Jennie Cook Ethel
Miller, ii. l.. Derrick o. i. Bigbee, Lot
tic Hulburt. Edith Van Dyke. Jennie
Gardner, Grace Gambler, w. X. Cook, NJ.
w. Mckinney, Todd Abrams, s. ID. AZ
tus, J. s. Baker, X. W. Van Fleet, Hat.
tic l.. Dempsey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
SATURDAY.


A LEFT HANDED CoRSET.-Hallie Will
kins will have nice surprise on his
twelfth birthday which occurs next Mon
day. On account OF the fad accident
that overlook him four years ago today
and deprived him OF his right hand he
has found it hard to do much with the
coruet, his favorite INSTRUMENT. His fa-
ther, s. n. wilkins, ordered q left
handed "Wonder" solo B Hat Instrument
some time ago from o. g. Conn. IL is
fitted with slides. shanks. etc., 60 that il
can be thrown into any key that the cor
net is used for, and as it has arrived, it
is seen TO be work of art in every senee
OF the word. It is very heavily silver
platel and nicely engraved Instrum :
ments Of this kind, lefthanded, are only
made to order, but Mr.. Conn, mentions
having just completed q similar instrnm-
ent for young man ofNew York who
volunteered for Manila and lost his
right arm.-Union..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
he New Time Table.

4 these figures In your head icr
Monday, the date Of the new time
On tho y. P.;
o'clock tho new local will leave
If VA arriving At Portland ut I0;i0.
ghe fastest train on the coast max.
Iho trip In $40 with 2i stops, the
4 fnnnlng time being less than two
M At O'Clock II wi leave tarts
|And arrive Ecre at 7;l0 p. III.
M northbound overland will leave
Nc 4:i7 aud stop only at Salem,
HDnrn aud Oregon City making the
n Portland In three hourB.
III noulhbound leaves Portland At
N, m. aud arrives Mt Albany at II 30.
IN midday trains are tho Same al now
nt The aitetno3n overland will leave
fliy for Poi Lad at sos Instead OF
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

JESTER AND EsrEs Dip IT.-Geo. p.
Jester, S. p, station agent, will arrive
here on tonieht's overland, having been
absent over a month attending the con-
ference OF the different railroad orders
with Uncle Coils Huntington concern
ing the proposed ''relief' insurance
scheme, witch was dealt knockout
blow in the conference. Geo. Estes, gen.
eral chairman OF all federated orders on
all s. Z. lines, will accompany him and
will spend few days visiting MIGRANTS
Pass. Mr.. Estes was spokesman for the
railroad men at the recent conference
and was an active agent in delivering the
death blow to the proposed msaeure.-
Grants Pass Courier.
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lnna Was ln tne city yesterday.


h Burkhar. and wife. Of Salem, are
lS'hg Albany friends.
Mk. George Vandran lvlt on tho
t8Aing train for Pcndlston 10 reside.
fbEident P.L.campbAil Of Monmouth
n the city today and visited the
Nels.
MIBh Nora May has returned 10 her
sl4 in Harrisburg after several weeks
~ Albany.
8tN. Kay has been taken iiom Salem
NM tland for special treatment. He
gNhually failing.
Will Allen, xho has been attending
S0ol on tho SouLd during the past
~ fetuTned home this noon,
nnlFman Harris and Clerk winn Of
f Congressional comini,ttefeturncd 10
1 Il homes this afternoon.
6n and Edward. West, OF Eugene,
NJ lar as east from west is distant as
enced by 9 divorce suit brought by
0lmer.
ii. l.. Hayden says hp Ia out oi pol.
cntirely Aad 70 not candidate for
lhIng. He has made q first class
EsiFt attorney.
he great PadeEewski passed through
Nny' but lio was IN bed, and there
mo disturbance. Albany'a musical
10 continues 10 revoive harmonlously.
ID. r. A. Irvine arrived IN Washlng
Tuesday after an easy trip. She
acts 10 remain until Novem ber and
not make Washington her home As
sf reported.
|Nf DenuIs Stovall, the well-known
|ekand lecturer for the X, o. Z. NJ
|e been IN the city. Stoyall IL making
Ekacess as o lecturer. lie Ii very
asant gentleman In every respect.
|&everal young men OF the Congrega-
Nal church last evening at Mosier 4
sKillop's rendered Rev. F. W. Parker
krewell banquet before leaving Tor HE
IN home In Chicago. An elegant rU-
" was served and fine tine had.
|vr, JEFF Oreel returned this morning
I a up the MohAwK, where he has taxi
. up q ilue timber claim n few miles
ID the big mills there. he will be
Med about three miles from the new
iawE railroad.
~ the list OF subscribers TO the early
Ing agreement yesterday the names
Enl Dawson, Peacher Il Mathews,
hcEt Il Meiser end Burkhart 4 Lee
|f0 ommitted. In the copy they made
( 3 line, and the entire line was
Ipped.
Hon. Il. r. Sklpworlh will begin the
|ne county campaign at Junction next
|pnday evening. lie is in favor OF =
|strment inHide the constitution, and
|AeAinst trusts aud imperialism. Skip.
bith 10 one OF the most effective Rpeak-
| 10 the valley
Lieut.. w. T. FINER OF Woodburn came
Mast night TO attend the wedding OF
aister this afternoon. Lient. Finer
she nominee Of the citizens ticket for
|Ihty clerk OF Marion county and Is
pported for the position by the States
Ar ORANGES. Get them at20c e doE
At oE. BroWun ellis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
TRY ALIENS FOOT.EASE

A powder to be shaken into the shoes
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and not
and get tired easily. If you havs smart,
ing feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foo :
Ease. Il cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swolsen, sweating feet,
ingrowing nails, blisters and callous spots.
Relieves corus and bnnions OF all pain and
gives rest and comfort. Try it today.
S,lo by all druggists and shoe stores I
25c lrial package free Address, All
Olmstead, Le Roy, N. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

Poetmasters at offices Of first and sec.
ond class have been au,h horiEed to cash
all money orders, irrespective OF place ol
payment and to cash orders drawn on
their respective offices, the advices oi
which have not been received. The
poatofiice department has introduced this
plan as an experiment, having for its OBJ
ject the improvement Of the money order
service.
Poundmaster Harkness this afternoon
put ex-Poundmaster DAvidsOn's dog in
the pound
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
THURSDAY.
SEPARATE co. G
Amy Gets the New Company.


/. Fssponsc 10 the application oiC. A
\ y and 0i other Albany young men
'pct V military duty Adjutant Gen.
{ |liAnlonb, In has issued special order
" fequesting them 10 assemble In
MY On Saturday April II ~ 8 p m all
l|lR passed tho required physical ex-
Ii4{lon, 10 DO mustered Into the SER
Di the state, DR.. Ellis has been
AFitAd 70 conduct the physical ex.
NAtion, and will do 30 tomorrow
slng at tho aimery. Recruits pro.
'shE honorable discharges from the
NJ EefviceH showing them free from
6loAl disability viii bo accepted ~
|aN passed the examination. immed.
~ after the mastering In an election
Iaers will be had conducted by Gcn-
1tfantenbcIn, who will act ~ lnHpcc-
ANY is fortunate In securing this
any.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

Ak oLp TiMER.-oregon City Herald
"Jasoh Workman, president OF the First
National bank Of McMinnville, was vis
iting Hon. VIM. Galloway and Captain
J. 7. Apperson during the past week.
Mr.. Workman is the pioneer steamboat
man OF tho upper Willamette, having
commenced 10 run boata on the river
from the falls 10 Corvallis and Eugene,
in 1853, and continued on the river until
1865. Mr.. Wortman's first boat was the
Oregon, which run from Oregon City to
Corvallis and Eugene. This boat was
wrecked In 1854 below Salem. The fare
at that time was $50 FROM Oregon City to
Corvallis" !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

LONDON, April l2.-After two hours.
fighting at Eiandslaagto the steady adj
vancing Of the Beers on the British DO.
sition was checked.
WAsHINeToN, April l2. Chas. II.
Allen was today named as the first coy--
ernor Of Puerto Rico.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
BORN.

MoENOH.- -on April ~, 1900, to Mr..
and Mrs, L. w, Moerch, In Albany, a
son. All doing we'll.
Cox.-Near Knox's Rutte on Friday
morning, April Is, 1900, to Mr.. and
Mrs. IRIS COX, boy, their third child.
All dol lg well.
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The Conventions

The dnmocrts elected the following
delegates to the National convention:
]. II. Haley, ]. o. Boothe, NJ. A. Mill
ler. A. S. Bennett, DR.. John Welch, r.
M. Veatch, Charles Nickel, n. A. Peery.
Alternates.J. d. McKinnon, A. ]. Knott,
w. f. Butcher, Jefferson Myers, IL.
Taylor Hill, Dan ]. Fry, Charles N.
WAIT, L. L. Wilson.
w. r. King was elected chairman OF
the populist convention. The first day
was spent in arranging for union with
the democrats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

There were just ten delegates present
at toe middle -of-the-road popo- repub-
iican convention in Portland. nearly the
ebtire party 10 the state. They were j.
X. Sears, DIR. Embree, j. M. Dennis, s..
II. Holt, ]. J.. Howter. II. J.. Wilson.
DR.. Hill, l.. Henry, j. @. Luce and q.
~. Bailey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20
COUNTY BUSINESS.

b NJ Lindsey to III Bryant, 2 lots
Bryants ad TO Albany y.......$ Is
r . Marnters to X Robe, 20.95 acres SOC
X Robe to II l. Robe, S48 acres. 400
w w Robe to Robert Robe, o small
parcels Of land, 1905
II 1rinwi:b 20 NO Sullivan, 2 lots
III 10 Albany. ................. lIV0
lots 3 and 7 81 ile H's ad Albany 1000
Hattie Shelter 10 Wilson CaIothefs
? !ols Lebanon. ..........,..... 500
Chas w Rockwell 10 W d Brown,
100 acres. ........... s75
A NJ Sneliou to John Boyce, l2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

Ar THE WARM SPRINGS. Agent 7. L
Co Sen, OF the warm.springs reservation,
10 In the city. He states that thesIndians
haveAh unusually large amount Of land
In grain this season and as most OF il was
sown last fall and as the. writer has been
very faiorable for summer fallow, they
will reap an abundant harvest. For a
time Il vas next to impossible to induce
the Tndians 10 engage In agriculture bns
during the last few years they have been
taught TO be more OF an agricultural peo-
pie and there is little question that under
Uncle SANS wise dictatorship they will
be made q successful and industrious ag-
ricultural class, Mr.. Cowan states that
the Indians all submitted to vaccination
and that they hed no cases al smallpox
on the reserve. The Dalles +. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20

Choice Dried Grapes $50.
At q. E. Brownnellss
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Dar cling school" every Tuesday night
Saturday afternoon at Hollands
sgraham Bldg, First 4 Baker stB