The state rights democrat., June 27, 1890, Image 2

THE PROPOSED OUTRAGE.
The National Election bill as framed by tlx
House Republican Caucus Committee and in
troduced by Representative Lodge.of Mastachu
u setts, hoi been printed - It make seventy
six printed pages and is asserted to be a com
plete Federal election code, which has received
the informal sanction of a number of Republi
can Senator, The tiile reads: "A bill to
amend and supplement the election laws of the
United States and to provide for the more
tQicicnt enforcement of such laws and for other
purposes.
The principal features of the measure, com
peadioualy stated, are as fallows; Chief Super
visors of elections In judicial districts are charg
cd with the execution of the law, which is to
. apply to Federal elections in cities of ao.ooo
iulinhitiintsftnd upward, and in entire Congret'
sionrtl iliitriots exclusive of such cities upon ap
plication to the Supervisor of one hundred vot
eis, or in counties and parishes forming par.
of a Congressional district upon application
from fifty voters.
The Supervisor arc to guard, scrutinize and
supervise registration, "and every act or Inc'd
ent connected with registration and plans for
a-ert.iining who are legal voters,
UHn notice from the Chief of Supervisors
the United States Ciicuil Courts are required
tr open fjr the purpose of transacting registra
tion and election matters.
The Supervisors are to be appointed by the
circuit courts three ir each election district or
voting precinct, but two of wnom are to be of
the umc political party. These Supervisors
are to attend all registrations in their districts,
challenge persons, personally inrpect and copy
the original registration looks anj paper, at
tead elections and detect and expose the im
proper cr wrongful manipulation of the lists.
In case of failure of local election offices to
put the statutory oath to a challenged voter and
to pass at once upon his qualifications,then the
Supervisors are to apply the test and deposit
the vote, making a list of all such challenges.
They arc alsoto personally inspect ballot box
cs before elections, keen independent ballot
'ists and inclose rejected votes, indorsed with
the u.ime of the voter.'.in envelopes. In add!
lion to these duties the Supervisors are requir
ed to make in towns of 20,000 people and up
ward a thorough house tj house canvass be
fore election, to inform voters upon Inquiry
where and in what box to deposit their ballets
and to scrutinize naturalizations.
In canvassing the votes the state laws arc to
govern, except: "All ballots are to be counted
by tens, first by an inspector of election, and
second by a supervisor.the local election officers
an J the supervisors keeping separate tally sheets
which are to be compared and the result pub
Ikly announced. Hallo U deposited in the
wrong box at e to be counted.
"Returns are to be made by ihe supervisors
in duplicate to the clerks of the United Slates
Circnit Courts and to the Chief Supervisor,
who is to tabul-itc and refer them to the United
States Hoard of Canvassers of ihe Congression
al vote, which is to beappointed by the United
S'ates Circuit Court'and is to consist of three
ci:ucnsof the S'ate, persons of good repute,
rot more than two of whom are to be of the
ime political party.
"The Board is to convene on Nov 15 each
even year, and is to declare and certify the re
sult of the election and send one return to the
Clerk of ibe House of Representatives, one to
the Governor of the Sta'.e and one to the pro
per Chi-f Supervisor of Elections. The Clerk
ol the, I louse i to place upon the roll of mem
bers elect the names ( the persons declared
elected by the United Stales caovaisers.in case
there is a difference in the result reached by
them and by the State election officers, A
penalty of between $1,000 and f 5.000 is pio
viled in cae the Clerk neglects this duty.
"AH ballot boxes are to be clearly inscribed
i;h'.hcir nature, and boxes are to be kept in
plain S'ght and open to inspection. Bribery or
attempted bribery of voters or election officers
t made punishable by a fine of Dot more than
$5,000 orirr.f risonment for not'more than five
years, or both. Like severe penalties are pro
vided forjalse registration and voting, repeat
ing, coercoin of supervisors or voters, imprope
conduct of election officers, false canvassing,
lallot box stuffing, fradulent ballot distribu
tion, resistat.ee to a supervisor's lawful com
nanus, breach of the peace at registration or
election, intimidation and almost every kind of
election fraud."
WE AUEINFOBXKI). TOO.
"V e are informed that the represena
tivr of ihe national grange, farmer' alli
ance and knight of labor appeared before
the house way and meant committee and
asked that the tariffs on agricultural pro
ducts be raised to the exact figures of the
bill as it passed.'' Cafilal Journal..
We know not whether represenatives of
the national grange appeared before the
house ways and mean committee and
asked an increase In duties or not. We do
know thl : That if they d d, It wa un
authorized so far a the sentiment of the
great body of the membership of that or
der I concerned. It la not true that ac
credited represenatives of the Knight ef
Labor an J Farmer's Alliance oiganlzation
did so. The facet of these organization 1
are turned in another direction. But,
what if such-epresentatives did go before
that committee and ask for an increase of
the tirifl? Does that make the increase
right? Have not score of manufacturer!
done likewise? The whole scheme of
protection it selfish, and selfish only, and
men seek its aid only because of their
selfishness.
The New York World denounces con
gret for protecting the tin industry an
Industry rvhich is yet unborn. But what
is congress to do? It has protected all the
Infant industries, and has kept on protect
ing them after they are full grown. The
instinct to protect something 1 as strong
in a republican congress a is Its other in-
Inct to get away witha treasury surplus.
It must keep on protecting somehow, and
unborn Industries are a'l there is left.
T' c republicans of the senate finance
comini'tee have been capricious and open
ly ti lii-h In atnendn g the tariff bill, where
Mr Aicfvinley was simply logical and com.
pl.'d.iant lo sards the yleldcr of campaign
"f.it."
There may be some good reason why the
pruteiUtd manufacturers of this country who
will s il to foreign consumers at one h ilf the
price they charge Americans should b grant
ed power by Congress to still further increase
their prices to Americans, but that reason
should be made p'ain and clear. The revela
tions made in the weekly edition of The World
printed this morning, of the prices charged to
foreigners and Americans, canno'. fail to attract
attention
It U thou-ht that another attempt will
be made to force the McComa bill foi the
promotion of republican chance in con
gressional election through the present
cssi.ni of congress.
The Philadelphia Record think the best
Illustration of a long pull and a strong pull
!s the pull Mr Rauin seems to have on the
j dminlhtratlon.
The administration is anxious for just
enough Inlation to hold the sliver state
but not enough to tose.lh ret.
(From our neuter ourretpunUcnt.)
WASHINGTON.
Washington, June 16, 1S90
Paradoxical a It may Appear, the recent
extreme warm spell seems to have cooled
public Interest In the proceeding ol con
gress, and thinned out that body to about
thi required number to constitute a quor
um and transact business. The old adage
that "he who can wait will eventually get
any thing, he desires" was never be'.tcr
deniorstratcd than by the action of the
congress. The old hands, the queen bees,
the old thrpard dog of the flock, have ac
quired to a great extent what they had
panted for, and are now doilntf amid leafy
bowers along the sea. While the public Is
anxious to have all discussion dropped Is
the opportunity for the mcdioity of the
national legislation to approach the second
table and reduce the surplus , The action
Is comparltlvely unnoticed, uttcared (or
and unsung. Many millions of dollars
are appropriated every day, with a brief
word of explanation made by the members
t 1 charge of a bill regarding t'.s content.
w hen trie members 01 cither House are
sufficiently aroused, the olivet their shafts
ot wit and sarcasm at the other branch
respecting It want of deliberation In pass
ing bills and appropriating the public fund.
They are equa ly guilty, however. The
llou.e has charged the arnate with pacing
bills at the rate of ui per minute. It
record in pussltitf public ltwa bus been
shown to have exceeded this rale, but
wasn't as fust as that ( Ihe House The
private bill are usually disposed of on
evening session, when they are usually
dumped, like a load of coul In a bunch
The republican of congress seem to act a
II they were prepming U brrak up camp,
and were petfeetly rtgitidlo of the furni
ture. They have certainly actc.t In a
manner thl season that would justify
such a feeling of despair. They hac
planned tor Ihe appropriation of enough
money, this session, to pay the national
debt. AfW they go out, at the next
election, they will probably try t raise a
sentiment against their successor on ac
count of a lack of money to discharge pub
lic obligation and Individual hopes, creat
ed by the gang last discharged.
The House silver bill has been reported
back favorably from the finance commit
tee to the senate, and offered as a substi
tute, by Mr. Morrill, for the srnate bill.
It contains Important amendmert that
materially, alter it in a direction unsatis
factory to the free-coinage men. The pro
vUlon making the certificate legal tender
Is struck out; also that making certificates
redeemable In bullion at the option of '.he
Secretary of the Treasury ; and the section
providing that when the muket price of
liver I $t.Oj tor 371 grain of ilver. It
Kali Km laurinl li ri',.v litlh.n I... n,ln.
age, and the purchase of bullion be sua
pended. lie wa followrd by Mr Evart
who gave a very Interesting ic.lew ol thf
history of silver legislation He said that
n 1S73 the two mrtal, gold and sitvcri
were on a pari' v. and had been since 1803
That no trade or law of nature had broken
that parity, but that It had been accom
plished by the 'wit and wisdom of man."
That In 1873 congre,whi!e In a hypnotic
condition, had passed the law demonetix
Ings silver, which eventually reduced It 3c
per cent. In value. Mr Vance followed
him in denouncing that act of congress
and said that the t irlfl laws haj contribu
ted further In spreading bankruptcy ar.d
ruin a nongst the farming community.
Speaker Reed, last week, announced the
appointment of Mr MiiU of Texas to the
committee on rule. He notified the
Speaker that he declined to serve. HI
friends say that In refusal to serve on a
committee with the Speaker U based upon
I personal grounds. The pecu'iai ruling of
the Speaker during the present session.
and his utter disiegard of the ordinary
courtesie due minority has provoked
a feeling of unfriendliness on the part of
Mr Mills that would make service on the
same committee distasteful to him.
the ui: eat lamm; kah.
The fight which Major Powell, chief of
the Geological Survey, I waging against
tue syndicate of speculators who seek to
monopolise the public domain is one in
which he should have every assistance tha
can be rendered.
There Is a vast area of now worthless
desert lands in the Western Territories to
whlch irrlgailcnof an easily practicable
sort will give a value ranging from $50 lo
$300 an acre. The government has by
law directed Its surveyor to mark out al;
the tract thus susceptible of redemtlon
together with the source of watr supply
to be used In their recovery, and the law
require that the areas thus designated
hall be withdrawn from occupation un
der the desert -Uiid, timber -culture and
pre-emtion laws until such time as proper
law shall be passed for the regulation of
Irrigation work and the occupa'ion of the
land by actual settlers.
Speculator representing many millions
of dollar of capiul are trying to get thf
law repealed, o that they may obtain
possession of the tract in question, and
more particularly the water-supply sourer,
by the familiar device of fraudulent settle
ment, thus taking this vast wealth to them
selves and making themselves a ort of
feudal lords over rich domains, whose peo
ple shall be dependent "upon their will for
the right to exist.
The scheme Is one of gigantic and iniq.
ultou laud-grabbing, yet It has enough
support in congress to render it dangerous,
unles public sentiment shall come strong
ly to Major Powell' assistance In hi bat
tle with the syndicate.
Fo' one hundred years the state, ave
had control both of thtir local and con
gressional election. They may not have
wisely exercised their power, but to break
down the barrier of the state at the very
time they are radically improving their
electicn law and subordinate their own
officials to federal agents is an Innovation
unheard of until now and bearing the seeds
of far-reaching consequences.
T. Thomas Fortune, the Afro-Am :rlcan
editor in New York, wa ejected from a
saloon and locked up in the rtailon house
the other day because he insisted on his
right to a schooner of ber which the bar
keeper declined to recognize on the ground
tha thi wa a white man' bar. ftlr In
galls should give hi attention to this at
once.
The Indianapo.U New (Independent)
ha been trying to find an apt and fitting
title for the republican tariff measure and
finnally conclude that it should be called
"A bill to take the earnings of the poor to
upport the 1 ich "
The Palpll and the Mage,
Rev F M Shrout, pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan , says: "I
feel it my duty to tell what wonder Dr
King' New Discovery ha done for me.
My lung were badly diseased, and my
parishioner thought 1 could live only a
few week. I took five bottle of Dr
King' New Discovery and am sound and
well, gahilng 26 lbs In weight."
Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny
Folk Combination, write : "After a
thorough trial and convincing evidence. I
am confident Dr King' New Diaovery
lor consumption, oeats em an, ana cure
when everything else fails. Thegrtatest
kindness lean do my 'many thousand
friends I to urge them to try it." Free
trial bottle at Foshay & Mason's Drug
tore. Regular sizes 50c and $1.00.
TELEGRAPH 1.0 NEWS
A I'l-Untrvl Areldeat
Tacoma, June aa At StJO o'clodk ycsler-
day afternoon a fatal accident occurred In Iron
trunncl at the Taoma mill, on the water front
near Old Town. John Miller, a railroad lab
orcr, wai the victim.' Willi companies he was
on his way homeward upon a handcar. The
handcar reached the west entrance to Iron tun
el and passed into It just as a gravel tr.iin en
tcred the east end. The handcar had prrxeed
ed some distance into the tunnel before the
coining traiu was noticed, It was too late to
turn back Tho tunnel is too narrow to admit
of the derailment of a handcar, John Miller
seuing lus ling, hurried forward lo meet the
train. The saw it, and were slackening speed.
Miller stepped to the side of the tunnel and
pressed himself close to the wall. My a strange
fatality he had chosen that particular spot
where a defective rail, over which hitherto all
trains had passed in safety, was directly in
front of him, and Ihe fiotit car leaping from
the rail, dashed into the tunnel's siile, burying
Miller in the debt crushing hi life out and
leaving him Stan. ling there with hit stating
eyes looking out to death, his upraised hand
that held the flag, fulli ig a nerveless uienibc'
Uon the hcan ol eailhl nd titubeis that had
roblicd him of life.
Stnlv Flanl,
I'VRVIs, Mis., Jane 3). The case of John
L Sullivan, who was i.iJictcd yrslcifay, for
engaging in a prize ligh; with JaU Kiliain,
was called ii the ciiiuiti.il court tins nioruinir.
1 lie iiulictmctil was read to Sullivan, .uul U)hii
iM-ing asked to plca.l, he replies "guiliy.
The com t then scntc-uced ill.' champion .0 pay
a line of (500. The S511O tu iuitnviliuiciy
paid, and ilic "Sullivan patty leave for the north
at once.
AaalMl TiHt.
Saratoga, June 24, Ti.e cuinl of uppe ils
decision in thc;tig ir case, lian.le I iI.maii this
nuMn:ng, is strongly ag.unst tn: liu.t. Tli
judgments of tlu lower couits, dissviAing the
trust uie fully sllutticl.
4'rralftl a araiai,
Maimso.n, Vis, June 24 Y.x 1'ie.hU-nt
John llascom, of the Wisconsin university, now
of Williamalown, Mass, created a sensation to
nigh' in his r Jili ess to the giaduating class in
law by unmercifully criticising the decision ol
the isconsin supicme court in excluding the
bible hoimlic public schools.
What Seat.
Saratoga. N v., June 24. The court of
appeals this morning affirmed thl decision of
the courts lietow that the warden of Auburn
f'rison is the proper person to execute Kemin
er. A KeclUat iunl Killed.
I'KNtt.Kro.N, June 22. William O'Ncil, a
section hand on the Union I'acilic, was killed
Saturday by being run over by an engine in
charge of Condu-tor Muore, on a curve six
mile below Pendleton. 1 lis head was cut oiT
entirely and his Ikk'.v badiy mne!cd. He was
on a lun kar with three 11 her men, and, when
" MW ine engine, nccauie txcneu, ami 11
' JUUIplllg Oil gOl Catlgt.l UtMcr the lUMb ar
w.ieels, and I rforc he could get out "he cn,;mc
struck In in. The other uicn ?rvapcl.
ftntllaa ladlrtrsi.
!,..,.. si 1 fi 1
H Itlh, Mu... June 23.-1 lie K.jn. jar,
to day found an indictment -iinst Sjil.vaujin aur ntir l.e lirnt untn ce.sfullv alter
for piue lifchliiig. It wi,l be called Up lo mor. j he has aumd Ui cure them. C-xiMilllilon
low and a day lurd In liiai. A petition oilffe iml mu tin firelv call tiinm the
Julee Terrell is i-rini! nuinetously siencd by
leading ciurcns, praying 1h.1t a Ime without
imprisonment be imposed uj on Sullivan.
slrkeil by a Harsr,
KlOE.Mt.Jjne Jj R A Seal, of ihi city, 70
)ears of age.was kicked by a horse in the hotly
yesterday, fiom the eflccts of which he died
this morning.
J ratal tUplaslaa.
New Voxk. N V ., June 23. The tug Alice
E Crane exploded her huiter while tying at the
dock this moming.causing its complete wreck.
Captain Chas W S piites i-n 1 crew of four
men were alt killed. A no lying alongside
was subk anil it is su; txscd the watchman
went down with hrr. The explosion is sup
posed to be the result of a defect in lie boiler.
Work of Ihe Morns.
Indian APuLIs, June 22. During a rain
storm this afternoon at Kaiivil'c I'aik, a num
ber of people oug!it refuge in the dejot which
was being erected by ihe electric street rail
road. The depot was olown down and a
do.en people seriously injured, and one fatal
ly A rrvsMral Itend.
Sax Salvador, June 2j.l'rci lent Mcn
endex died suddenly last ni,;V, .'n after the
conclusion of a banquet given on I lie occasion
of the fifth anniversary of the entrance of (Jen
eral Mencndcx into San Siivador and ihe de
feat of the Fealdivar faction. During the panic
caused by the president' death General Mar
cow and several o' her officers were kiiled al the
barrack. General Carlo lveta, leader ol the
force, is now ;n command. All i quiet it
present.
Aa OrreB dlrlkc.
La Gr.vi.ie, Or., June 24. I I.c.e is iti.l no
chvnge in the stiike. The striking machinists
are still out, and are striving hard to concen
trate their forces." nd the hotcr element seems
determined to prevent if possible any lawless
ness. One noticeable thing about Ihe present
strike is the absence of any meterial disposition
to drink.
La CRANlR,J'aii-r 22. The employes of the
Union Pacific machine shops at this place
went on a strike this morning. All hands went
to work as usual at 7 o'clock and at If o'clock
the whistle blew and all the mechanics stopped
This is only a small pan of the strike, as it is
said to extend from Pocatcllo to Portland, in
cluding the shop at Pocatcllo, Shoshone, La
Grande, Tckoa, the Dalle and AII1111.1. I he
cause alleged is some d ssatisfaction as to wag
e.
, A Harder.
Seattle, June 12, A Post Intelligencer
special from Hot Spring says: William W
Clark, an engineer in the employ of Bard
Brothers & Co., of the Green River lumt er and
tingle mills, cf this place, was most brutally
murdered about 9 o'clock this morning by Hurt
Redmond, another employe of the same firm,
tngaged as a man of all woik around the mill.
The murder was the outcome of an old feud of
boat a year's standing.
Fqaal tit l ulirarnla,
Wilkesuarre Pa,, June 22. Two youn
men of this city retuned in a buggy .from ag
pleasure 'esort to-night and were confronted
by three masked highwaymen on the turnpike
where Farmer Rosecran was murdered two
years ago. Their horses, being frightened by
ihe dark lante-ns, needed no uiging, and made
heir escape amid a fusillade of revolver shots.
A poise has gone out in pursuit of the robbers.
A Tvwn weit Away.
Lincoln, Neb., June 22. A special to the
Journal from Grand Island say the town of
Sect water, a little hamlet of U si than n
hundred inhabitant'-, was swept away by a
tornado which vis: . 1 the place aliout 3 o'clock
this afternoon. N one was killed, but a num
ber were injured.
oyer a Chareh.
Saratooa,N Y.June 22. Yesterday after
noon there wa a row at SchuylerviUe between
a gang of electric light company workmen and
parishioner of the Church of the Visitation
(Catholic.)the latter insis ing that the workmen
should not set poles in front of the church. No
one was fatally injured, though mUsiles flew in
showers. Sheriff Deyse ordered the rioters to
desist. They refused and a fight ensued, Mat
ters quieted down after leveral arrest s.alihough
too men with pistols a .id other arc, guarded
the church all night and to-day. It is under
stood that both sides are ready for a fracas
Monday morn in l', and should the trouble re
open il is likely the military will be called out.
A Faollfth )uth,
Trenton, NJ., June 22, Hewitt Van
Metal's body was found to-day in the water
power reservoir. Van Metar, who was a clerk
inw pottey, had been missing since Wednes
day. He was engaged to a prominent young1
Udy, and hi jealousy of hrr- led to suicide.
When foiinu one hand and one leg were tied
together with a cord. A note was found on
the body directing that $25 be paid the finder
of the corpse, There were also letters to his
parents and to those of th young lady. He
wa 20 years old.
Scrofulou eruptions, such a pirn pier,
di coloration of tha Skin, rsnocially on Not.
ara caused by impure hloorl arjd will rlisap- I
pisr rapidly by nian Pfaiuler'a , Oergon
B'nod Pntifler.
SMITH IIIRTUUAT,
Last FrIJny Mr.Jolm Crabtree, of "The
Forks," was 90 year ol age. The event
was duly celebrated by a gathering of rcl
atlves and friends, Including five children,
ho spent the day In festivity. Mr Crab
tree 1 already well known to our citizens
a a hearty old pioneer r 'be earlier day,
Ti e following poem tettil by Mr Moon,
was a just tribute to a linf old genu man:
Full twenty year your life bus mimhrred
Above the "three n'coro year and ten,"
That (.toil, who rule lit 'love mid mercy,
Allots unto the son of men.
And still 111 grncloiiH love nertv.lu us,
A children, neighbors, friend to ga'.hrr
here,
To kindly greet you, and rejoice togrthcr
A we recount the hlulngt of tho tear.
A backward glance the mind might fitly
take,
And note the changes In these ninety years;
Well lilted they are with trial, conflict,
sorrow.
Close Interwoven lit e the joys and hopes
and fear.
Kits'., memory pitlnt In color clear and
blight
Tl c hi ppy bov will, I the "Old Virginia"
home,
And faney Umr( cnlrhe mother's voice
1 11 ploi Inn hies; Ins fiuiu the Lord upon
Iter son.
You drci.m, n fe. eitm Inter on,
( )f lin lug w Iff , ilte In in i ami home to blrsa,
The vow then spoken and the bride tlit ti
won
Are still, i'f nil tln ble.n;;s of the urius.
the b.-st
Fair children ciinc
to further b!es the
home
And till the heatt and lif
wilt m enter
cheer i
home t l them have, long since, gone .n
before 5
III tr.etuoiy tbii.ili t .Irty are very near.
Hut u Ii v all.) .v . c l' b e1 v if I l,mk,
We wi.u 1 inn cluing the record If e
could.
For greater hlrsslug could not crown
man's da .
Than a long I. Ii-nobly spent, In doing good.
Forward now ttMk,wlier In the west
Life' setting sun fast sinks Into the sea,
And, bv l'.ra. dispelling retry c oud
tiiutdiilw
Dctwccrt your mortal vle.v and great In-lli-ity.
Then upward let Ihe eye of holy faith
I urn to the 'Heavenly mansion
ami fair.
bright
That Christ, the son of God, who love us
Vre,
Has gone, for all who love him to prepaie.
And w hi n the message come to each of u
To cross death rushing ilver, our by one,
May we all meet uporrtlie other ld and
there
Mud lest and joy, and peacehome.
! rtnon.
Ike Wrlrnliar apsrlatlst.
(iuarantec a stiiccssful trealmriil In
teases i.i isomen ai d nil private diseases
dl
of ri'hrr s.-s. (w-r fifty cirs of catarrh
curcJ liee Jin. i-l In Ihlscl'y. and no
latlurr heard Irom !.. lis t ladle
.... I . 1:- . ...tl
! lunii ni uiwr, pniiiMr 111 ii-ii rx anu
, .. 'f.,1 to -111 b ntt.l
1 Or. Kvcf tilling I striciv eolifidentlal
and pilv.itc. He prepares Ills own m.dl
clues and sou do ivd have In go In u drug
Store to have tour prescription ftlh-d. His
ollice is so arranged that one patient doe
not meet another. He Is not here for a
few dais only but ha permanently located
and witl stay. Ills pi ice correspond
with the nrt urc of the tlUctse and descrv
l.ig jvxjr arc treated free Patient out of
the city can be treated bv correspondence,
unless acute disease. Oilier, Haimbrr's
Block, Albany. Residence 3rd and Mont
gomery. Oriice hour. 10 to 1 1, J lo 4 and
7 to 8." The lr can refer to any bank in
Albany or the I'acilic Coast a to" hi relia
bility, and to the Oregon State Medical
.Society a to hi standing In the medical
profession.
f lalrr! la stars Owarr.
Horned lurkl by the day or week at
L Sendera' ataldia. All driving or other
horwn w ill l well cared for.lieing under
the immediate- charo of Mr Fred Moiitt.
C'harifa will In; very r-aniiallc. Farm
er horwa w ill alisu befuri.tuhnl w ith the
Ix-nt of arc nmiiKMhatioiiN. (Is nera of good
horw-H will alwaya find mile lor tho name
at thia titalile at gl trictH. Stablca lo
cated 011 Sixth and KlUwortli atrtet, one
hhx-k aoutli of Hc-hool buililicg.
(itrr KNTKAi'ttiyic. o and aeo that
beautiful goM watili at the "ioik-n
Rule Inziiar." Jul inn (irailwohl the
proprietor of thotiobU-11 Rule llaxnar.iit
foniM u4 that he I n the Prize Peking
Pow der, ami No I Japan tea, exprewsly
tit fir hi liiuiticHH, iiinl for tho Ix-nelit
of hia riiHtotiKTH, eitrli Ink of baking
powder will win a piece of tine glamiware
and aim! each pound of the tea will win a
piece of fine ghtHnware, mini cuaWimem
w ho buy otio pound of tea or a box of
hutting jiowder, w hich i warranted, wilt
have a cliaiieo at that benutiful gold
watch. He hax olo added a tine anaort
nient of family groceries to hi 111am
inotith atnek of gtiwiNware and crockery,
w hich in the larKcMt in tho Willamette
Valley. Go and ae Mr Gradwhol at the
Golden Rule Buaar, and you will find
that nothing U iiiiHri-reci.td.
Ordnr y.ur Kentish and Hi.yal Ann cher
ries for putting up of Ja Powell He Co.
rorwrts, CnnielN.
We make a specialty of ladles and misses
line orsct and waists. We also have a
drive in a r rench satine corset at 7s cent
extra good value.
Samvkl E Youno.
A.NOOKA (lOATM WaNTKD. Tllfl Undcr-
ij?ni;d wants to buy I.r0 lit-ad of Anora
gouia. t. all on or write to me at Albany
vrfwu j it nrcn AitraoK.
ALUtwy Marble and Granite Works. IIv
inj lately purchased the stock of S A Uiygs
ami ( v l urns, we aliall la idrel to
show da itfua aud give tiricvs to all inU'iid
in (jurohasi r. Bust of workmen en.jlnyrd
arid prices aa low aa nny lor hrat-elata woik.
Visit as befor tiurcbss lt tlrcwherr.
Euan & ArutHt'N
neat door to Democrat o(Hot) Albany, Or,
"i on have a 'big stock to ae'eet fro n at J
r 1'owell 01 1 o'
Vu((i. ows to patur.
Woo')ia!! tTALr 'Jtu.
Ml
l'
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The only remedy known which will
S!!mii!st9 t!i9 KutrlflYS Pr;c::sesof tha
ttmn System.
Tr this natural and simple means Ii Quickly
and pcrraauent'y CUKES All Forms of
' Dyspepsia, Constipation, Mental and
Nervous Exhaustion, General Debility,
1 train Fag, or any exhausted or weak,
mod condition of the system, from what
ever cause, Skin Eruptions, Bolls, Itun.
nlns; Soros, Scrofula, and all Diseases of
the Blood, Stomach, XJver end Kidneys
8 1 .00. SIX BOTTLES FOR 85.00.
Dr. Holer's 64 pare book, descriptive of Hy
(J runt I no Restorative aud uia other bemediesv
awit free by mail.
' CILLER DHU8 CO., San Francisco, Csl
roa uaim xnr
FOSHAY & imQti, ALBANY, CCH.
"as .f,rt a Jtl'-'K" Ci-aaj- aaS-a- v Ta
DRATIVE
AT J AS. r. roHi.il. o
Finn oranges,
ICarly Rose and other potatoes,
Cookie and cracker,
Dried fruit.
Fresh garden product,
Atl kind canned goods,
Oa'.incal, corn meal, Hour, etc.,
Tickle, frrtiahc, etc.
Everything found anywhere.
A stock of goods in Albany
for Riilo. Inquire of
ASIIIJY & NEIL.
Two Men and One Roy
FOUND mUI)!!
Whtlo trying t Crovl their
DEYQE & BROS'
Store, where lln-r a'wats have on hand
tlif largest Muck south of Portland, ot
the latct In. pi. v.-. I Utile and Shot
(tin ; an Inum ue stock i f f''lshlr;g
TnckU of ee v drsct Iptlon j 'J'rnts,
I Inn, una k, Ctimp C'lndrs unit thousand
ot ether thing too numrrou to mention,
Itluli Hhop
In connection with the Store, anil one of
the best wiykmcii In the Mate to do any
and ail kind of work.
Come on, Come all; No trouble to
show kkaI. "Small piotll and quick
sale" Is out motto.
F. M. French,
-14141 t
WATCHES and CLOCKS,
Waltham
AMD-
OilYERnw
f
OPECTACLKS ; O
O EVK-GLASSEvJ
TOWNSEND k WILSON
Th fuilosviu i a )rtil hat ef city and
irm rnjK-rty i.r t ty a.
4 oniiiiiirovcj lota on Sth Street. Each
1 lot with b'Misa t wo toriS OO 4th)-.Bd
4ackion St. I .".DO.
' Houm with 8 rooms, 1st St, f I6t0.
1 lot on Washington Rt. H.'0.
3s-)tttt hit oq 3rd St. Kach, i00.
A gin farm of 4 10 sera 8 rtiilra frrirn
llalsay. J.'iO per acra. Can I divided and
will oiaka to Kod farms.
A Kmi farm of 170 acre, I mil from Tan
gout, 3 mi to from Albany, f V) per acra.
f lood farm of 140 acres, 3 B.ilr from Shedd.
rrtoe, ?:jouo.
A good to.-k farrr, 2 rnitca from Shcdil,
I GO acre. foOU.
A & eottaa with t room, !rna lot
rncr, ?icoo.
Several tract of S and 10 acre lota, one and
a half a ilea from Albany. f3U0 fvt acra.
A good stock farm, 1500 act, 3 mile
from II Itsutn.n. for acre. A bargain
Farm 3 mihs frnm Shed4,firtclius wheat
ami frail land, 140 acre. 1 nce.tpUtiO.
62o acra 4 ml lea from R It. f30 par acra.
Cao ! sold la lota o suit mrubaters.
- itlock and lota in Towuwnd'a addition te
Albany.
AUK.NTa toil THE
Leading Insurance Companies,
rOXUDXOAT,
AM) 'i
3EC03!tXX3.
TOWNSEND & WILSON,
Ileal Estate rtiukrr.
City Drag Store.
Stanard & Gusick -
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines . and
chemicals.fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perfnmery.Hchool and ar
tists supplies. Physician's
proscriptions , accurately
compounded. V '
Will&Link,
OPJCRA HOUSE -
MUSIC STORE,
atoaxrs roa na ci.miuTD
II. F. Miller
And th FvorIt "'- t '
J. BAUER k CO PIANOS.
Also th - v .
Mons8 Proof AEEUFF," . )
And other First-Clasa t- .
O "El O- A. 1ST S
Sola Aganta frrr ths v
ELDREDCE B. and -M D03IE
aewt tig Slao'i "n?;:
Organs - Cleaned-and - Repaired.
AlHANY, i: OliEOONY ''
CityRcstaiiraet,
Hjvins been entirely rembiloled. this old
and popular restaurant eHH be made flrat
clasa in every respeot. The rmblio will he
given good mesla as all hour for onlv 25
oents. Everything neat and attra,ct,iv
Private boxes, Ovstar la every atvlo.
V. A. McGjsk.
Setti
Thomas
Exooutor's Notice,
NOTICK M HKRtCQYUIVEMTMAT
thi trubirliinid has been appointed
by the County Court of Linn county. Or.
gon, exnetuutrof thalaat will and testa
mentand enUtnof Jan Ilrlnghain, de
eai!, lata of Umatilla county, Oregon.
i'""' navinn sistms against aani
nautaara hnrcby hotlflwi to preaenl tbam
duly verlflod at hi rn.ldf.noe In Albanir.
Orjiimn. within ali nint.th Ir.itn thla dalo
1 un mu, I Hit)
,t H. M. PKSNINnTOS
TJSTi"ia. Kaooutor.
Att'y for Kxctmtor.
Executor's Notice.
Nolln U horaby r,lvan that tha nndf-r
j gnud lists. Ikm n af.polntcsl by thrt County
tuurioi uinn county, Ornaon, exeoti or
O. thO laat Will anil 1. I.l,.a.nl snil xslmLs
of Camilla MeKarlaod, diaaad, lata of
.inn i-oiiniy, urngon. All naraona tiav
Ing rtlalmaaitaiiiNtaald aaUta are baratiy
not I tl ml toproont tha 11 duly rerlflad
athla cjiTlr-a 1 rt Albany, O rag in, within
alx inorttha from tula data.
May Oth, IHIHJ
T J Krtrs-a . Kawuior.
itt'y for Kanculor
Mfi&ter'o Sale.
thf Uuilnl Stiitm Circuit Court Jo- this
Jlinttul oOirgt,,,,
.H. MVKKH.rlnl, (So 1MV! )
v.
JAHMNtt-irr, I'MiLcir (tuni-Kr ml A, ' niuussr snJ
l'i li Mrt'iins sm 1 Jons i iissss:
Norirfc III III IlKliY (ilKJ THA IN I'fltMl
!tll lit l I'll tf ! Sil l-Urt, IHS-i alllll VII'
1 ful I.i Itm U'e ial.lu.1 r'i... m, Um I7l'l uiiy !
Isiiinr, ls."i. I, On.rve II l"i l '.i -iu In li.i
vr 1 1 tnjr , ill I'l'Ml tu in.M at I'ulill
ail 'il. K, I" t r Ii u .,,.i l'' l 1 ..r 'm 11 h iL.t, su!-
JvCt Slf rtnl. I tllll', 1M UM., fit, ftafi'Mll!., Iu. 4 I'd
Jn.lKHii.iil UC Us.atllin I. .11.1 J.'f'l liw U U lj
('nun IiuIim:, I'f I inn ...m l), si A b.t'iy .bi wil 1 1. '
ei.iuii' , lirsv-t 1. -ii
antai.iM), Je sih, I:m
t Ittv tu.lli I'f U uVlii k. III lit.) f.irvli nil, M 11m
rliilit, tiili 1 1 111.1 rst wt lfh tiw iufi'tit!ii. (''ill-
lliitillK.I. , A ' lillj.tty n -Isatos Hll. Il.d In Hit
horoliintu-r iljMiil nl n.N.rty, t lliil'f III vv
oi'jll.inul thu o iWsfa In til till! u l ilceow tisrvtii
sat Infill s i I d wrltwi, nr w hi 'It tliot or tlior i.f
tlistrt n li llirln, ksld MVrmdJ liroinUuj bo
mown tils tulli.ws. to U;
TU iluiwilon Ishd t aim cf WlllUai W ami S.lil
Wlltouiiliby, li'.'im NuUfloillun tf.M, ullaiOssl in Mwst
Id, II. It 1ft, TMriuiiii 13, Houth of luna 4 Wsat
uf lb WilUnwtMRMrUlui, cmUlulug two hundred
sod ninety two sud nlrwty buiulrsdllw acros; alao,
ttw MIuwIiik, euwmimclna at th sriulhWMt eonwr
l Uss durtsUi a Unit elslra admlxr 01, NuUOostloa
T7, UwnM t U. V7Uitac norttKhtins 6 chains
0 stak; thsiic north, 3 darti watt, t. IS attain
to Um ossitcr 4 Muthly eroek: thsno down tb tn-
wtdsrtris u( Mid twk to lb wsat Una of atla claim i
Umuos suuth It.so ctislti to lb ilo of bsslnnln-.
onUlnln tl suit 17 hundroiltb act i stsu the f4
baring, bvginnln si tb auulhaswt eonwr of claim
nuttibar 61, KutlOcaUim tb'T, thsi.c west U chain
Umoo aurlh V chain ; thcoc aast tiV chain ; Uwne
aiuth Strttii to the lar of Urlnnll'lr, eontaln.
lug a;') afos, all In una county, uncun.
talnln In ths agrvsUl sl.ul 177,77 actra.'. Kahl
ale will 1m a In asiUf action of said deersst and
o.U and out of asl ; said dcerc I tor Snnn6 and th
carta Used si .30,77
OKolKiE II. til'UIIAM,
aW in Chaiwry I' Stir (,'oarl liiat Oiaoa.
14 Mav list, K in,
Refcee's Sale.
f TAT or t HU.oX, 1
Oovarr or .rt.Tc.u )
N. lioo 1- l. ri b) iiiv. n that I ) t irtua i,f a
( rof rtitluu and ..nit s i f .atn matla b)
a t tbUrrad In tlm l liuult I i.l tt i.f the stale
d Or. g in fur Multnomah cmiii'ji on the 15Ui
dav ol Juiir. 1 Vli, slid aa SBiitmlsliny deer
uiadt and entrrad 10 sni t'nurt no tha 20th
day f Sfptrnibar, 187. in th (isrtltn.n suit
nf Am and a r una at ai r j it atnt'n al al.
ahrreby It wa nrdort d that tha fi.lmwiog
rrsl riterty ticfil4 a lull. to-wit:
Ita-kiiiiiinit at a twintlaaa (III chain and
ix (til link n "rib, and .& (7) chaiaa and
tlthty (!01 bulla vast f in toothaaat Corner
,( saa'tKxi t.tiHtma I IV) in townilitp twelve
(12) rWh of IUhk loor (4) wt, Willam
tl MortdlaM, oa rooninjt tbrnoa east fifty
iabt(aH) chain and ut)-four (64) links
tlicoca north tan (10) chain: thaneaeaat
eight (8) chains and fifty (SO) link ; then.-
.i.utb ten (10) chain theooa south two (2)
dvgre, thirty (Xf) minntM .t two (2)
chslna and aisly (t0) link; thence south
eighteen (19) degrees thirty (30) ainutea,eaat
twenty (20) chains and ninety an I'JCs links
Iheom wt suty-six (Gfi) chains and eiahty
even (87) link 1 thruce north fiva (5) de
gree aud thirty (.10) minute east twenty (20)
nbaina and nine (9) link ; t nonce aorta tea
(10) tlegreeaanil thirty (30) sninatra. west
eleven (II) chains and aoreoiv (70) link $
and thence north twenty!: (20) decree,
west twelve (12) chain and thirty (30) links
In tha lac ol beginning, cnfttaipltirf tw
hundred ami nrrebty-thre (273) acre, more
laa,baiujitaatel la l.lno county, Ureeon,
and belrta a srt of aactioa nineteen (19.)
twenty (20) aud thirty (30 )ia township (12)
Miath raose four (4) west Willsmetta Mtrv
dian 1 bcinrf in c-mncctina with other real
iirooerty b l.muintf to tha heir of Julia
.Smith, deceased, be sold at public auction,
according to law, to the highest bidder. -
Now t.iertfore, bv vntc f said dort,
and said amendment thereto, I, th" ander-
signr,lho waadaly apMnnted hy said Court
to aell said il property, wi 00
raraUay, Ja'y ISlh, lata, '
at 10 o'cintt' a. nt. at Ibe CVa.'t Ilia door
of Linn cuoty, Orepnu, axil at fmblia aoo
tion Oi thr I lbast Wi.ld. r, f'ir cjah.iu pnr.a
sece to sai l deorea, all of the withia de
scribed reel 1 raj erty.
C II lUrrrrv,
Iteferea.
Notice of Final Settle
ment. ' Ntio i hereby given that tha executrix
of tba last will ar.d Uastamant of Henry Fea-
land, daorased, haa tiled in tba County Court
of Lino orronty, Oregon, her final account aa
such erd':nx and by order ot said Court
Monday, July 7th. 1390, at tba hoar of 2
o'clock n. tit., bis been act for bearinir. All
permit; interested are batchy notilied to ap
pear and tile hi or her objection if any
tbme la tossid acooantoa or before said day.
Dated Jut. 4th, 18tK).
M J P!tLA!D,
J K WKATiUKrofiU, Exeontrix,
Atl'y for Kxuoutrix.
Administrator's JNatice.
Notice i hereby viveo that the under
signed adtnintstrators of the estate oftEooch
Hr.lt, deceased, have tiled with tba oltrrk of
the County Unurt frr Ltou couuty, ()rcon
chair fin si acuouutin anid estate aud the said
Vunty (.Vmrt ha Kxed Monday, the 7th day
f Julv, 18'JU, at the bou' of 1 o clock p. ui.
nf tsbl dav, f ir tho heariun oi objction to
aconunt, 11 any and to anltte Said esUfe.
xwaa aui, isoa .....
' '' ' VV K Mr.sriK.NiiAi.L,
J A. U nATIIBI'.Koan, Admrs.
Att't to Aduir.
Administratrix Notice,
Notice i hereby given that the under
aiirnad has this day been duly appointed ad
iniiiietratrix of the estate of Martin Wert.
dt'omsed, late of Li nil county, Oregon. All
pi-rscns liavirg claim against laid estate are
hereby n qui; co to present them, properly
Vt-nllmi to the undersigned at Albany, Ore
gon. withiu six mouth fom toil date.
My.l4th,v1890.
- Sabau L I.upkr,
. : V'.. rf ; .' Administratrix ,
Administrator's .Notice.
Noti;e i hi ruby civon that the under
igiied Iihs been appointed administrator of
the ekttie of .Miriam ll.irrtl, deomted. late
of Linn county, AH prtits having olatmi
against aaid estate are hereby notilied to
prose nt them, : duly vorihed. to the under
signeci at his i-idouoe in Soio, Or gon, with
in ix mmtbaf'iin tin date.
May 16th, 1890.
.; - J L Miller.
Hewitt &Irvfnr, , Admin.
A'.t'ya for Admr, ,. t
Administrator's Notice
Notice . is hereby given that the under-
siisted was bv nrdtr of the County Court of
Linn county, Oregon. on the 4th day of June,
1890, appointed administrator, with tha will
annexed, of the estate of Chas II Bpenoer,
deceased. All persons having olaimi against
said estate .will present them to me, at my
office io tba 'Bank of Oregon," in Albany,
Oregon; .duly verified, within six months
1 frrm thisdate,
Dited June 4th. 1800.
. -; , AdmiaUtrator, with the
a ill BDuexed. of the estate of Chat h Spc-n-(Jeo
W Wright, oer,deceaaed.
. Attorney ' . . ... " ,
Russel S
Co's
A QRICULTURA IMPUEIVJENTS, WAGONS AND
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, IRON, STEEL. CHAIN, COAL, PAINTS,
OILS, VAQON MATERIAL, BABY CARRIAGES, GARDEN
AND GRASS SEED, GUNS and AMMUNITION.
MARVELOUS
DISCOVERY.
Oalr fJewalaa lrteas mf Mrrsnrr Tratalaf .
fear lleeba Learned la ana reading.
Mlad waaderlnc rem!.
Beery rhlld aad adatl areatly fceneHtled.
Ura.4 lattaaaejMita u. Curtnuo ctaame.
fmKavta. svioi rtpl"!-. rf lr. Wis. A . Ilaa.
rsead, tua twHIuuM atlalia) In U nA Ihiaa
taairl tirrpslr.rTSnmiiaoii, tin rnai f.,n,.,t
US-US, J, . UarLlr. l.l.,ailnarrfti I hrtnn
A-tmanaU S. 'U la-hard l'rwtr, tia Htti--,
I Jaaa. V. W. A.lor, J adaa .lli.n, J udaM I.
Itralaasta. aM tm wi ir tn b
tnCArCulmliTi U: tUik Ave., X Y.
IT TS Tnn TTT! AT, WET)TrTWT..
It ntie ttt I jr and Ktitm-ys am Sloym:h,
rttfe lljija lw-. IIvsikt..1.1. rrvutis an Afi;.-"
lite, PmiftusUw 1n.mrc ii.uod, and
frTte TT'e Wr-uli fftrora;.
P
mmmm
Caed verj-whero. ft abo)t.leU fori
H.C.WATSON,
Attorney at Law,
ALBANY, -:- OREGON,
snre la tha atraaan Black.
Uobur-j Lumber.
I aell tha lft lumber io the cennty; also
tedar pou, uintjc, lath door an 1 win
dow aiouldii.il. ale. IVicea from Sj o '22
per thousand. Yard at Iiwn, 011 tbe
Narrow CauB'c. ie m bvfuro narchnaii e
slaewhtre.
V W CatwroRi.
l.Ire, V O Ti.nn, Or
THE PLACE.
By al) mean asa.fi r.n
face. Brothers.
tor yoni
Groceries,
Mum, . 8ak8d Oools, Etc. Stc.
Ttalritooda ara tho boat a-.. 1 tin tr urlcee
aaaarknakll a "
HENRY M. STANLEY
IH DARKEST AFRICA
T eiwrb' stnrj ef ntantaj's rtesnt thrllllnt
: ,V vwisliirr ( the oiaekauve i hla4mirtiis
i.n . is will aiiiwar .ir tha flrss Sim In the
It w Utn bjr himself, nUtll lo Darkest
A ," a U n.4 la 4ooiied br awr ot tb so
kl il ' Rtanlay Ixxiks" now bainf ora as "eais.
"ia itt 'autUQiitia4 To tto on Uisseiia
B.s'ili'r e-intrlbutul a Una. ''-;'
Til tjI sua qiiwiion abuat this (taUrnant hatrte
CrrciUii.'a r imnlonlar. W guarautoa it, aal
will plr m 'iniiUr, on application. - .. - - . '
HAIITIuM Inonlwa.a tobe mlslad.se
UrtU 1 1U 11 t .'t Ui book, baan Ui im.,,
v lalo!-' . . ... -- - , - , -.'i- -CHARLES
SCRlBNERSsON,
, Anl ttmt t'10 risssiu( aaient aarrias aeartltioas'
- f tvucjr tltltl us. . .v .
' 6.1; BANCR0F11& Z0i
132 POST STREET, -
SAN FRANCISCO.- '
Ge'.cra! Aofnt3 for the Paciflo Coast
W. B.Ini-tiii,
Sole Agent for: tinn Cdiintv, Oregon.
JAMES p.ead;
Attorney at Law and Title Eianiiner,
ALBANY - .-OREGOK.
Will praotloe in- all thei-orAirta. nt the
State. Abstracts off - Title famished ou
short aotioe- -Ten years irericnoe.
FOSHAY & sVfAON,
1t,ll'- IWlAlla-
Ortiogists and Bcokscilf
. A tttn ta for Jo b o B. A lden 'a publ Icai ions.
whtcb wb aell at publisher's prieos with
KUeaniiiw ......
AlaRALVY. OltKUOr
, Milk! MUkl!
I am TireDararl to deliver milk tn all n.irts
of the city. Guarantee tha best qna'.ity.
Iieave ordora at C E BrownoH'B croeerv
a tore.
; Wm FutTawnft.
if
ALBANY, OREGON,
-AOEWTH yoE-
Engines and Pachinery.
V -it stfi 1 :. r- 1 1 - .
il ,i -a5L ' ' -U M . .
i? ---
tfg''' ' ' 'ia-Ml :-aiw'
AXJ IKALF.K! IX
- - -.. !: .' UL.J1JL UHIJPJJ. ..-.laTJias ij 1 . I
L. E.
Hum l Jsjen
AT
ffl
HEAD
Now Ihe (.rcatest Atiraction is 1IU Largo and Sh'lish
Stock of r"l
LIGHT - WEIGHT - SUITS;
Straw Goods, Etc.,
lu Iveexinr With tho S;uou.
If You Would Ik) Suitably Dressed
- Call - at -
Jas. E. Powell & Co.,
Successor to Goo. C, Henderson.
-DEALERS IX-
Choice
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co Etc. Etc.
Low Prices and
Wait a bit! A man broke his neck once because he -waa
in a hurry! We want you to know about our Stoves and
Ranees, at prices from ten dollars upward. The newest
thing in the way of household utensils are Oil and Gasoline '
stoves. Come and look at 'era. We do business to please
our friends as well as to make a dollar or two. Popular
prices provail. Matthews & Wasiiburj. I
; SMOKE THE GIAGARS
Mantif jobred by
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIUARS
P.iig am' sawkyg ttV)cooa, Mttriiiliiai and briar pipes rH
sraoki k arti;la cri-nprall? " '
MONEY, Home capital to loan on
apnrovod aeourllv. WE MoPtior
aon. Krai Etato and Tnsnranoa Broker,
rrorn, street, opronw the JKuas House.-
FOR SALE. A carpet loom. with al
fix t urea aid Attachment?!. rn leanon
b'e terms. Call on John Medio, at the
entral School buiUiinj,-,
BUQGJC9, LOGGERS :A'D
BLAIN:
T)eclnril
THE-
- HIS
His - Store. -
Groceries
Prompt Attention.
Matthews & 1
Washbur
A'LBANy,
OREGON
Hirtoe, Stoves, and Tiawira.
Julius Joseph
TO RENT. A furnished eotUee, five
room, with or without piano, for three
months. Ioqoire at this office.
T
0 KENT. Nice furnished room 9
rent, lDqaire at this ciheev
LINE
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