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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 6.1899
VDL XXXIV
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and vbich has been
In use for over 30 years, lias borne the sismatifre of
and has been made under his oer-
-f.l.r- sonal supervision since its infancy.'
'C Allow no nit A tn 1wlra mil In Ma-
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Kx-
periments that .trifle with and endanger' the health of
Infants and ChildrenExperience against Experiment. 1
What is CASTOR! A
Castoria Is a substitute for Castor' Oil, Paregoric, Drops'"
and Soothing Syrups. It; is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
; f substance. Its agre is its gTiaranteo. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. - It assimilates the Food, regulates the !
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. . ,
ccriumc- CASTOR I Always
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The MM Me Always Bought
:;:In Use For Over 30 Years.
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TRY MCBMON BISHOP'S PILLS for all disease arising from
dissipation, telf-abuee, excesses or cigarette smoking. In use
over 50 years. Brings hack yoar Manhood, carea depleted worn-1
oat men. makea rich blood and t inure. Carea wasting! and alt
loesee. make you laetinply strong, cores itn potency, lost rower, emission,
lo of memory, bad dreams, shrunken urgans, despondency, sleeplessness,
varioce and constipation, adds Ins re to ttie eyes, atop nervou twitching
ot the evelio. Makea life, worth living. boon to yonng or old. SI OR M OS
BISHOP'S PILL strengthens and restores small weak organ a. Stop all
losses by day or night. Don't de!av. Price, within the read, of, 11. Gnaran.
teed to core. Price u a a hi.x 6 for 2.50 hv " mail. Fend for Iree circular.
aaares wshuc fH REMEDY CO., Son Francisco. Cal.
For sale by Foa Rf.3 Lay A Mason, Albany.
JUST FROM DAWSON.
John Isom Jr. Home from
Frigid Land otGold.
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CHICAGO CHAT.
An Albany Young Lady 1 ells of
the WiLdy City , i
Upon the (wo occasions I have gone l6
the Public Library each time thinking
After an absence of a year John Isom
Jr. returned home this noon direct from that now after this time I may be able to
u.niwii wj, wucrv no wem mst spring i uuounue it. uuireiiuy it won hi take a
or summer after a stay of several months j more experienced writer with a larger
in Skagway. He left Dawson on Octo
ber 31, and therefore was nearly two
months on the way out. His trip out
offered enough experience in the wav ot
hardships and otherwise for a life time
He was one of a party of five. On start
ing he traveled with two dogs r.nd a sled,
coining on the ice, makiqg the trip in
this way to Thirty Mile station, when be
lost his entire outfit, and cams tli re.
main ing. distafioo- n foot:- For-eight
nights he slept.out without .a. blanket
with the thermometer langerously low,
keeping warm as possible hv tirvsi. Tin.
cold though is not felt as it would be in
this country. The lowest temperature
be experience ! was 50 below, though it
may have been lower for that was as far
as the ther-nometer registered. He was
in an avalanche and succeeded in ratting
one of his companions out. Going over
the summit is a small part of the trip.
The great hardships are on the otlnr
siue. uo reaching home all the basreaoe
Mr. Isom had was a small sack of differ
ent things. He is bronzed and looks
henlthy, being considerable heavier than
wnen lie lett Albany.
The Allanv neonle at Da won are
doing well. C. V. Watts is running a
hotel, besides owning a couoleof claims.
one a bench claim, and when he comes
home will be well fixed financially.
John KoUe has S good claim and will
nave a clean up in the thousands Joe
McDonald has been matin a eood deal
of money in the dray business, and was
just getting ready to start for home. He
may oe expected in Albany most any
time. John Culver was rnnning a hotel
near Dawson. He didn't know about
Louis Parker. Mr. Isom himself has
been doing well and has a couple of rood
claim?. Me intends to go back next
spring or summer, as he beleivetC thera
are big possibilities there for a man to
make uoner.
CRUSHED BY HER CROWN I
Preparing For the Battle
of Life
here said it b3 ut? Genial? w'.ir to- ! prepiration eta b hd.Jvi
a i College has claims 10 tais d'rt-ctioa lh:it cJ fje coser investigation.
A Full College Training.
f !.! ! -jtth'a. dit llbanr also effera a superior Normal Course, and a
um .' Ooire tht is inferior to none in the state. Correspondence intited.
ttrjkipn Sjpt 20. 139S.
.Wallace Howe Lee, A. M.,
President
The great " Book of Martyr " has never
ben written. Fox" ftmoot work deals only
with the martyrdom of the body. When
the real book of martyrs is written it will
deal with the mental martyrdom of the
woman who suffered in silence because
modest? would not let her put into speech
the questions that burned in her aesrt-
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ALBANY COLLEGE,
George A. , Wirtz, Director.
Asiisted ty Mrs Cora A. Wirlz, and other .
Branches Taitght ?ianaj 0r tn. Violin, Guitar, d-jlin, V-ic Culture,
Sight Sinking, Chorus and Q uirtet .Sinzing, Harmon r. History,
Counterpoint, Compoaition and Bind Instruments. '
Oregoa Gaslight Heating and Power Company.
Cheap Liglit for
Dheap Heat For
Jheap Pcwe For
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Clnircli Hons8 and EotBl
Ubarcli, House and oDei
Anytning aid KYBijtliing
Correspondence Solicited.
- US F t 4D1MS, Pres. 1, H. FEESRKSSN, SKC.
HAVE YOU BEEN IN
Thomas Brink's Furnituie
store
Lately. He ha one of the finest tstocka ofjFurni
lure .n the valley.
He haa added Babv Buggies to h s stock.
Just call in and you will find that his prices are the
LOWEST
Modesty is the Crown of Maidenhood and
Motherhood, and yet there have been liter
ally millions of women crushed to death
by that crown. that shining- srmbol of
woman's sovereignty in the home.
Here is
A TOO'O OIBX
Standins; with reluctant (ret
Where womanhood ssd girlhood meet."
In the first critical oeriod of her Hie she
begins to experience suffering which she
necessarily connects with the organ of sex.
What it is she does not know. Why it is
she does not understand. She needs medi
cal advice. Bat she shrinks from it. Her
modesty is np in arms at the thought of
questions to be asked, of examinations to
be submitted to, both alike repugnant to
delicacy. So she suiters in silence. The
strain on the delicate machinery of her
organism becomes more severe, ramnu
irregularities become yet more paranii.
And so. atlently. she treads the painful
path to confirmed invalidism. Her crown
of modesty becomes a crown of thorns.
She sees the glowing lamp ngnt ot cneer
ful homes. She hears the cooing of the
happy babe, the prattle of joyous children,
andjshe fears that all that life of home and
love is not for her.
Or take the other typical case of the
woman who has entered on the cares and
DCTIES OP WIFEHOOD.
She has always been healthy and happy.
But now a change comes. Her eye loses
hs brightness. Her step loses its spring.
The color fades from her cheek. Fre
quently she is compelled to lie down and
rest. She is in constant pain. She looks
dreadingly down the calendar toward the
hour when the burden of motherhood will
be laid upon her. She, too, needs help.
But .she too suffers silently, because she
cannot speak and open the door to such
questions or such examinations as her
modesty revolts at. Ana yei ail in is sui
fering is, as has been said, unnecessary,
because to match modesty of speech there
is modesty of bearing.
There is one physician who has fully met
the needs of modest women by offering
absolute confidence in bearing abwlule
confidence in consultation combined with
absolute competence in treatment. His
remarkable discoveries and the way in
which he has met woman's peculiar needs
has made Ir. R. V. Pierce (chief consult
ing physician to the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y.), the
friend and confidant of tens of thousands
of modest women. In over thirty years
experience with female disorders of every
possioie rype, I renting mem 10 me uumoer
of hundreds of thousands, Dr. Pierce has
been brought into relation with every form
of feminine weakness, feminine pecul
iarity, and feminine disease. Where a
local practitioner has experimented and
ies and advice have gone staight to the
root and cured ten thousand. Every varia
tion of symptomatology is known to this
life-long specialist. The presence of com
plications that confuse and baffle the ordin
ary practitioner are every day experiences
and every day successes to him.
His medical discoveries and his confi
dential, fatherly advice, are to-day tbe only
harbors to which weak, nopelens, unior
tunate woman can turn for help and get it
ninety-seven times out of every hundred.
Those who turn to him experience at once,
instead of a skirmishing with symptoms,
a banishing of suffering. Hia "Favorite
Prescription" not only removes all pain
ful female irregularities but acts directly
on the delicate organs that suffer in the
strain and stress connected with mother
hood. It supplies vital force and energy.
Dr. Pierce is at all times ready to give
advice, free of Charge, to those who employ
hia remedies. Address him as above. '
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ing, prayer: meeting, Kev. McKillop'
la t iervice with the church aa pastor
All are cordially invited to attend.
Combination Barber Shop. The only foor chair shop in tbe city.
ALJANY CIGAR IFAOTORY
J.Joseph. Proprietor. 7"1
L. M. Uu8ton. of JiininiT. Uniatill
county, raised over 36,000 bushels of
wnoiit in ami lie remarked that he
hadn't sold a bushel of it. lie is inde
pendent, -and does not have to sell until
he gets ready. He has a steady offer of
' 0 cent per bushel for the entire iners.
In 18 4 i.c sold nenrly all his wheat at
cents per bushel, or, to be more exact,
his creditors sold it for him a, that fig
ure. At a meeting of teachers and superin
tendents in the interest cf better school
laws held in Portland yesterday Prof.
Martindale and Superintendent McDon
ald attended from Albany, Prof. Tyree
of La Grande was present and K. A.
Milner, a former Albany man was con
spicuous and pointed in his remarks on
the text book proposition.
The council of Prinevile has appointed
G. W. Barnes and M. E. Brink "to . draft
a new charter for the towln of Prineville.
stock of adjectives than I have, "Per
fectly beautiful" is vorv appropriate but
"really grand" is better, The.halls and
main parts of the building are white
marble. To relieve this cold irliileneas
artistic borders and designs' of mother
pearl and gold leaf .are inlaid into the
marble. The most beautiful place is tbe
'otundu where the general public line up
to get books. The dome is transparent
mellow shades of glass supported by-canopied
arches of mother of pearl and gold
in most elaborate designs. These arches
sparkle like thousands ot diamonds in
the soft liltt shed from unique chande
liers. That the city whlcl'haa been
called, well, rather "pokey" affords sirch
a building, which, with the good it fluea
in supplying reading matter to the pubiic,
also cultivates the artistic enoe la ct-r-
Uu uly a real prophesy of what this center
of culture in the west is going to be
to the western halt of our land.
Another place of interest to visitors is
the Board of Trade building. Upon the
morning of the last day ot the month,
for this is the big day, a party of ut
went to this mart to watch them buying
and selling in the pit. Locking from the
visitors gallery to your right uiiou the
mam Boor is the largest telegraph oilice
in the or!J. The Urge number of ma
chines emp'oyed keeps the ar busy witii
quick vibra.ius lu I root of you at the
oilier end -t ihe building is the crn pit,
to the lei t in lronl are the wheat and oat
pits. The shortage on this day ( 1 believe
in is is proper) was in wheat so our inter
est was centered in this pit. Jt was
completely tilled with men baying and
seuiug. Hie apace between this and the
telegraph orhce was kept lively with fly
ing messenger boys, and when the ex
citement reached its I eight at about
twelve thirty, for they ckwe at one, the
sight was an animated one. Tbe men
were gesticulating wildly witu two or
three lingers raised, or sawing the air
with three fingers out horizontally, and
when eome fellow who was buying a good
deal got away down in the pit the other
iello8 took him by the collar and forci
bly ejected him. thus making ibins
rather exciting. 1 should be delighted
to explain all these finger aiiins U you
but am told only a n amoer of the Board
is qualined to imparl such knowledge.
1 wonder bow many ol the Iemocrat
readers know of lowey and his tine
church? On Sunday afternoon a num-
tr of us went to hear him. The church
is an interesting place. leaidjs the
main floor the church has two galleries
running clear aronnd to the front where
they merge into one tier of seats for the
choir. The wall above the choir seats is
the first thing you notice. Instead oi the
usual ornamentation used in church dec
oration Zion has something entirely new.
In the center of this space uarrun
om posed o! crutches, supposed to be cut
off by those healed by Dowey. On botli
sides of the crown are stars and crosses of
the same articles. Below luccrown ts a
heart of cast off brace and stilt more
crutches and canes arranged in fan
shapes. Sprinkled all around these fig
ures are brace of alt sixes. Altogether
the effect is unique and doublles the ono
of its kind in the land. IVwn in front of
the choir stands the' only original Ir.
Dower. I say only original fir 1 never
heard a man talk who aj soopenly con
ceited as this man There are a few of
too who will be interested in bis dis
course so I will report some of it to you.
All would be impossible for although
locked in with, the rest of the audience it
was impossible to endure to the end. I.
Dowey's purpose in bringing hia flock
together was to "smash" the Christian
Alliance The reason it bad to be utter
ly demolished was because the President
ur. s.mpson tiaa written a letter vo a
muaionary in China saying that he,
Dowey. bad sought the support f t e
Christian Alliance and now, as this sup
port was denied, that be was trying to
prosecute the Christian Alliance, lor
this implication of lowey'e superior pos
ition tbe Christian Alliance must there
fore be a very vile institution and it was
imperative for him to "smash u so n
proceeded in very Christian like spirit
to "idimIi" by tearing Dr. oimpson's
private cliaracter to atoms. The scandal
be told to his eager flock was fit for a
Police Gazette and the tbject in view
was aa worth v as hia tales. Personally
Dr. Dowey is a rather a fine looking mid
dle aed 'man. Wears patent leather
shoes, full dress clothe and poses equal
in the boot in hia sensational line.
.Some of tiie business men take novel
ways of advertising their goods. In
front of the Glasgow Woolen tiooda Co.
you might have seem a full Highlander
costumed. The bare knees looked rather
chilly in the cold breezes here and it
said that when compelled to don a com
mon overcoat over his plaid the effect
was rather odd. Tbe latest adverti,
ment oi tins nrm is a young man in
bright bicycle costume riding an Elite
wheel some 15 feet high, its rather a
sight to see him mount it in the midst of
cars, cabs, wagons, etc Another novel
ty in this line is a man on stilts dressed
like a giant, or a real giant fantastically
costumed with a dwarf as a companion,
orsnAlvin Joelin with tbe enevitable
carpet bag and a pretty country lass up
on his arm to wnom n :ioi the eiehta
of the city. Wherever you see these two
gazing in vacant wonder at tbe top oi
the buildings you are su.c to see
crowd.
Among some of the good things that
tbe city has afforded in the theatrical
line this season have been two military
plays one oi me t ivn vt ar time and one
of the Revolutionary time. These are
Secret Service" by illiam Gillette and
Nathan Hale" by Nat Goodwin. "Sec
ret Service" is a very thrilling play full
of momentum and intensely interesting,
from its variety of characters, from the
first. Alaxine f.lliott as Nathan's sweet
heart is doubtless the center of attract
ion in "Nathan Hale." Not onlv is she
as beautiinl as we have been led'to think
she is but also does some very clever
work. That scene at the last, where
she is bidding Nathan goodbye just be'
fore he is to do snot is a very Una niece
ol emotional work. No better standard
of such work can be attained than its
effect and certainty the audience audi
bly sobbed with her. During Grand
Upera season it was my pleasure to hear
jMiwoura ise iteszge, the famous bass
The opera was "Martha." His voice,
presence and action was superb. There
is a satisfaction to ones artistic sense ol
finish in a goud performance of an opera
tbat words without the music do not
wholly give. Upon last Friday nittht I
heard Mansfield in the famous Cyrano I
Do Bergerac. The play is drawing big
houses ana is decidedly interesting.
(Jyrano Is a historical cliaracter will
prominent cartilsgo upon his face. The
iiict that the wholo plot rests nnon this
(leioriniiy is at once ridiculous and pa
thetic Cyrano is one who ever plays a
thadow part. He wooes and Christian
takes the kineca. He writes and Moliure
gels the credit. Mansfield's fine figure
and enrringe; enables him to assume this
repulsive bi nose without being entire
ly ugly. The lines of the play are very
clever and I would advise anyone who
could to read it. Uoxane, the heroine,
is a very sweet character but the play
revolves aiound Cyrano with such per
sistence that every ether character is
forgotten.
Of course thero are all kinds of new
fads named 4Cyrano," The Cyrano
chains of beads, pearl, coral and tur
quoise, about two yards long and worn
twice or three times around the neck are
quite the thing.
The window of the shops are decorat-
j ed fin fullest holiday trim now' There Is
nuiucu .uiiu tfuuet scene, toe .peace
triumphant entry of the New. Year, a
beautiful doll in white chariotdrawn by
suspended doves, a revolving ball room
of doits, miniature .peace, jubilee " and
things too, numerous to mention: In tho
florists, hangs the holly wreathes of red
and green reminding me of thai beauti
ful green La "Sweet Oregon" iand also
reminds N that if this is to reach you
before the holiday time I must -wish you
ai "Merry Christina sr.d a Glad New
Year.'
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' fiohator Clem and Representative Pal
trier came tip from Salem this noon. ,
'Postal inspector Clements was in the
city yesterday and approved the plans -for-the
new post olliee.
Mies Lilly Crawford has been in Har
risburg at the weddin of- 1
Charles Belmont and Mia Alice Love.
Mies L.Maude Watts. a Alhan t.
the guest of Miss Clora Poo er. at her
homajjear the asylum. Sulein Journal.
City Treasurer Parker
night from Spokane where he has been
viisiting with his daughter' for several
months.
Prof. J. M. Martindale lraa l.n
Portland attending the convention nf
superintendents in the iutereft of a re
vii2 f the school laws of Oregon.
11. MUMnMHMn Inn ll..
ininS -Uet evening .conrfng over only four
ocv ut snow a,i incaiiiuuiit. lie left air.
Lawh-r and his wife and two or three
men there ruuning the Lawler mill.
Eugene Guard: M.S. Barker called
at the county jail today and indantitied
Mciiiirgiie a the person who pa-ed the
worthless check on him, signej " Win
ance."
H.J. Hopkins in a letter home tells of
a visit to the big Crescent bicvele fA
tory, here he placed an order "for a car
load of Crescents. Already there were
2lW men at work and 800 more were to
be added the first of the yer.
"Grandma" Duncan, an aged la.lv, 84
y ant oi i, is very ill. The member of
her family are here doing all they can to
wards the lady's recovery. Her child
ren are Mrs. W. Vance and J. X. Dun
can, of Alnany; Mrs. M. Murgan, of
Tangent; Mel Duncan, of Surbuck.
Wa?iiint.uin. an 1 C.rl Duncan, of this
plm-e. -Tiirner Cor. Statesman.
Eloquent Albany Masocs.
The Corvallif Union refer to the part
taken by the member ot the Albany
Masonic lodges in the dedication of tbe
new Masonic temple at that city in tbe
following complimentary terms:
' A vocal lo by Mi.-Langdon. of Al
bny, 9 charmed the audience than an
encore was loudly requested.
J. K.. Weather lord responded most
happily to th toast, "Our Fraternity."
He d Bit, upon the dutua of member to
themselves and society, hi remark elir
iting applause.
S.r KnuthiClay Marshall, ot Albany.
narrated the origin nd history of
"Knight Templar ;" the important osrt
this link plays in tbe chain of Masonry,
no us relation to the order. - 1
, D. P, Mason, of Albany, took ad van t
age of the splendid opportunities offered
by the toast, "rhe Masonic Temple."
Hi dosing description of the temple of
ooiomon was umime.
"I be Ladies" This was not on the
program, bat Mr. F. E. Allen ws asked
to respond to tni toast, wblch b did
ntoet handsomely. No warning Was
giveu Mr. Allen, but b- acceepled ths
situation r Adam did when "The La-
die- ' was propose to him in th garden
of Eden on a memorable occasion some
year ayo cheorluily and with dispos
ition u mass in uet oi toe situation.
Indian War Veterans.
en-
The crowing event will begin in Al
bany on Jan. 9 and last through Satur
day Jan. 14.
Secretary Fenwick in an article in tbe
Oregon Poultry Joornal aay it promise
to be the most successful exhibition of
pure.bred poultry eier held on tbe coast
and that tbe interest manifested
throughout the state has been very
conragicg.
Th annual meeting of tb association
will be held Saturday evening aher the
bow.
ionterle for tbe show close on Dee 31.
Alden Hulburt. of Corral I is. boasts
tbat "we will make yoa boy jump side
ways for doughnut before the how is
over."
The Oregon Poultry Journal will be
represented in Albany bv tbe editor. Mr.
Goodhue, wbo intend to get tbe sub-
scriution of ever Linn coantr farmer
nor hi paper.
we clip tbe followiogjrom the Joornal:
Mr. D. O. Wood worth, of Albany, one
oi tne director ol the State Association.
end as a diagram of the building se-
eurei lor tne - holding of tbe coming
snow , it is one ol tbe finest room to
the city of Albany f w tbe holding of lb
how. and is ail tbat could oosriblv b
desired. Its dimensions are 110 feet
long by 66 feet wide, double door and
double window at each end, the wir
dowt in main entrance being Urge plate.
glass. There are two large sky-hghu
The camp of Indian war veterans met
a tbe court house yesterday afternoon,
with about twenty present. Tbe en
rollment of tbe camp i 121, most too far
away to come.
Letter men read from oar congress
tr.en (bowing a purpose to d all possible
to snure . guiatioo for tbe veteran.
A resolution wa introduced nod
pstred, in which coogree is asked to
grant to tbe lodiau war veteran tb
same peoaion privilege enjoyed by tb
veteran ol Mexican war.
Remarks were then made by Captain
Wl.reier. Jonas tavis. John BleTtna. A.
over tbe center of room, and also twoar&K Mr and Mr Rorkey Willi retorned
electric light banging midway over the I t noon fiom their biid.l trip to Port-
H. Morris, E. O McLaio, Warm Spring
.ol.nny, A. L. Bndgefarmer.C. H.Walk
er. M Vsnderpool aod others.
;. H Walker wa tele: ted to prepare
a statement of the tervice of the Indian
war veterans for publication in tbe Ore
goaiao and other paper. Tb meeting
was an eottuisiic one, aod will have a
good tffect.
Loyd Pruett came down from Albany
Wednesday an i remained until Friday
morning with his father, when he took
his ie;irt are for Med lord Or., where he
expects to go to school during the com
ing year. Ixjyd is a bright httte hov and
calie-i and subscribed for The Tug just !
like a grown peruon. Our best wUhes !
follow him. Yaqnina Tu'. i
.iii-v i iv i. luujion nas i"o
c.jr.g d from the Ashiand-iiusph
(a- ger run to that between Port Ian. I
and lioeluiv. and hi blare on t hia -n.l
of lh S. P. Co railroad wiil be filled by h,T ' cU on'.
v-uu imw- j. .ii. iianstiroui:!! The
charsje i- a temporary one and is made
U permit Conductor Honton to be in
I orliand, where he has taken his eon to
one of ihe liosmula f?r medical treat
ment. Tidings.
Mr. an I Mrs. J. K. Brown, of Albany,
pent Christmas at the home of Mr.
brown s treuts, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Brow n. t IK u their return home on
Monday li.ey were aocomunied bv their
litt e oo. Llovd. ho has two a'-aeinir
wiia uis grand arents lor the past five
A Denial
Tua local mention In tbe Dmocat of
2Slb corrent, that we had sold oar In
saisoce basin is not authentic. We
and emphatically
dmy telling an ? one tbat we bad. It i
oarinleniioo to go to Portland in th
near 'mure, at which time we will give
publicity to the trantfer of tbe bonne.
J. W. easrr.
Installation.
or six years. Lloyd was a general favor-, lllthZ hZZZTkST U
greatly mUsed by alL Stayton Cor,
s tales a. an.
Mr 1'aul Coste! and Mii Pulh lnsr r
UHh of this city, we e marTie-i in Jack
son vide, )". rUy, and relume! here in
the evening. Sir. Cuttei is a ton of Aug
ust Ctel of ti e Ashland Irm Works
and 51i- ljcg n 'he dvuhter of A. W.
i-ong, IJ.e hardware merchant. Both are
very well and favorably knovnintbi
cily. where ther hare ti e best ia'.e oi
their man friends for a happy and pros
perous luture. Ashland tiding, faul
wis a former resident ol Albany.
Lebanon.
From the Criterion :
Joe Mo:t, who baa been attending tb
I, of O., at Eugene, returned home last
wck for the holiday vacation. He will
re:'ro to Eugene next week.
Miss Pel !mtth came over from Al
bany Saturday, and is spending the
week at home.
Miss tula Elkins came out from Al
bany Friday night to spend the holiday
with hrr ioiks
Kev. A. LeUoy.of LaGrande, delivered
a viry interesting lecture on Odd Fellow
ship at the I. O. O. t. hail, last night, to
the members of the order, their families
aud a few invited guest. MV Hda El
kins and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vvung fur
nished urns c for the occasion.
Lelaon Lodee. No. 44. A. F. Jt
has electel the following officers for
ensuing Mamnic ver: E. K. Ham
mack, w. M.; F. U. Hickok.b. w .; J.
W . Burkhart, J. w . : T. assom, treas. ;
W. M. Brown, sec : G. T. Cotton. Tyler.
t the former store ofTomlin-
Dubruillie juste: s of the Iemocrt office
the Albany t rehestra will give one oi
heir popular dances tonwiiu
Joint installatioa of officers elect of
Bailey Chapter No. 8, K. A. M.aad Bra
xillai Chabtr No. 16, O. E. 8. will take
plao this ; Friday) evening. Dee. 30, at
m.. aiter wnice reiresnmeovs win n
is re
quested tbat al member be present.
By order of comuittee.
TUE COMING SHOW.
TTJ tt&jBkrST-
Ait Needle Wont.
Mr W. P. Lafferty will be at tb re
ider.ee of Mr. J. A. Weaver oa Tuesday
Jsu. 3id to meet her claae in art needle
eoik. All 'adie viahing icstroctioos or
material are requested to ca!L
Maa.W.P.LomRT.
X1
Disr. 47. A road meeting wa held la
tiiis disu let with a good attendance.
Frank Trtu as elected chairman and
Fred Lyoe secretary Road matter
ere generally discorved, a preference
tiug shown for well-gravelied road,
but thedifficolty is 'hat tb eravel can
not b seenred near borne. Fraak Trite
was declared th choice of tbe meet tug
lor supervisor.
Woodl
i. Tbd
a -
Died. Iufant daegbter of W L
died in eastern Orewon Dec 28.
remain arrived on tb overland latJ
evening and tne tnnerai service were
coodocted by Rev. Hsrtmann at tbe
Comberlaad Presbyterian cbuic
afternoon at 2 p m.
room. This bnuding t right in tbe
heart of tbe city. The management are
to be congratulated on tbe excel len
lection and tbe location, ror
bow room is half the sncces attain
a poultry exhibition. Special aitractioi
are also being arranged. Now, broih
fancier, what one of yoa would
tbink of not being preeent wito yoa
birds, with aacb inviting accommoda
tions as tbese. Everybody will go to tbe
aioany show sure.
Jin l.l, Wbiteaker, ol independ
ence, wiil make a large exhibit of caoary
oirdsattue Albany state show, w by
oot bay more songster at oar poultry
bow.
We wish to impress opon the mind ot
all amateurs in poultry railing tbe great
advantage to be obtained in being edu
cated np to tbe standard of perfection in
tnoronga bred poultry rauing. it ore can
oe learned at toe aute enow in one day
than in a whole year oot on the f
in the poo dry ytrd. Tbe d
breed are right before yoar eye
peci mens oi each breed can It co
edsiJe by aide Yoa may ee
specimen a they ar being scored and
the lucky winner ia announced yoa m
aod folly ouderttend
tbat one ha won. or this
lost. Yoa meet ana miag!e
wbole poultry fraternity.
Admission to the poultry she
only 10 and 15 cent.
CITY COUNCIL.
Thursday evening. Dec. 39 .
Preeent tbe mayor, recorder, net
superintendent and ccnncUmen Gal-
braiib, Dannala, Sender, Martin and
Graham.
The following bill were ordered paid :
Baking Powder
, Made from pure
cream of tartar
Safeguards the food
against akane .
Alum baking nowilua m a. .t.
menarm t
l of the prcscat day.
otp www en..
'UCIAL AND FERSM3NAL,
E. A. Thompson, the Mill Citv shinele
ran, nas neen in tne city.
J. C. Johnson, a former Scio man. is a
candidate for policeman "on the Salem
lorce.
bief Justice Wolvrrton came no from
alem tbt ooot on a visit with Albany
inenaa.
Tomiioeoa A Dabrwitl.
Haghes A Troatmea..
O P Dannala
Goltra A Rambaugh..
A II Martin
P Coben
Mr M 6 Sutler
emoel Conn
X J Heaton
The committee
. 6 SO
t 87
14 00
60
4 50
1 10
S 25
8 00
62 55
amending the
charter reported in favor of amending
the charter, by a general r vision oi it.
Tne matter wae dteroesed by tbe ci:y
attorney, Mr. Wataon, and member of
tb council, the report wa adopted and
Hon. P. K. Kelley and J. J. Whitney
reqoetled to preeent it to tbe legislator
Tbe principal change will be provisions
for the col lectio a ot taxe and aaeescment
by tbe county, an J the lengthening of
the term of office of the marshal and
treasurer to two year.
License to sell liquor were granted
liquor
Jobn Gibhn. Hermann Buetow. Wiil
Urn Brother, Peter Scbloceer and Dan-1 as excellent poaion, Tilda and
land.
There will be a watch meeting tonight
at the Salvation barracks to which all
are invited.
Mies Alice Temple, now of Salem, and
Mi Ella Stellmacher, of Albany, are
vintiog Mr J C Mayer. Lebanon E A.
r E B Piper and toi of Seattle, ar-
ved in Albany this noon and are tbe
gnejt of Mr Langdon aui Mr Cusick.
License baa been isened for tbe marri
ge of Harry Craw and Mia Anna Will
is. Tbe wedding is to be a New Tear
event.
Frank Kitchen Sr.. of Fort Steven,
retorned to tbe eeaaide today aiter a sev
eral day holiday visit with Albany
friend.
Mr Jobn Lear in response to an argent
request from E W Achison left this
week for the Atlin mine about which
there baa been no much written lately.
A young peoDle'a club last evening, at
tbe UAH ball gave a sweater party, all
appearing in s westers. A fine time wa
bad, ia game, partaking of a fine lunch,
etc.
Mr and Mr E L Power entertained a
amber of friend last evening at their
borne. A very enjoyable time wa bad
by all preeent. Kefreabraecla were
served. Lebanon E A.
William B Ball, an o'.d resident of Linn
coaoty died ia Portland on Thursday
and hi remain were taken to Fox Val
ley for burial. At one time be wa a
.dent of Albany.
r Fred Fortmiller and daughter
were in tbe city this soon oa their way
to Junction City to visit the former
parent. Fifteen or twenty Albany rela
tive were at the depot to get their tret
eight of the new comer.
A sailor always attract attention. Mr
Datdey, whose parents reside at Elk city
wa ia U.e city today on hi aay home
from UaaHa, where be went as a mem
ber of tbe Charkatoa crew. Oa account
of disability he wa discharged, and wa
very glad to get home again.
Mr. Bush, the grocery drummer, was
ia tbe city yesterday. A large barn on
bi neck attracted the attention of bis
friend, and be told bow it happened.
Down at Bed Bluff Calif be wae act
ing tbe part of Santa Ciaaa ia the usual
costume, wben ia blowing a candle oat
bi flimsy whiskers caught fire and there
was a conflagration aronnd tis head, re
sulting in considerable of a barn.
Mr. Ellen Dorris and three youngest
children, two girl and one boy, arrived
in Albany this morning from Lo An
gel, Calif., where they have been
several years, and will make this their
borne, reioicing exceedingly at oeing ia
God's country again. Bessie, wbo has
miiis
iel Marx.
Tbe bond of the marshal and treaanr
er were placed at 13.000 and f 7,000.
peep j
Mies Helea Crawford, ot tb O A C is
spending tbe holiday ia Albany
Mrs. Crewse and three children, of
aahington. are L) tbe city the geeet of
Mr A E Bloom.
Mr liar y Day came up -rom Portland
this noon to join hi family here on a
visit with Albany relatives and friends.
Rev C M Lane drhvereo a temperance
address in Stayton last evening to a good
tixed audience. An Aa'i Sa'ooo League
wa organised wttb a good ht tl mem
ber.
Mr. Kelle Lsmbeoo, f th Portland
public schools, formerly of tbe Albany
schools, is ia th city the goeet ot Mr.
A. O. Beam. Mr . Letr.heoo ia state lo
ir uc tor ol the UO. T. M.
.Ye know
cf nothing better to tear the
lining of your throt nd
lungs. It is better thsn wet
feet to cause bronchitis and
pneumonia. Only keep it
up long enough and you
will succeed in reducing your
weight, losing your appetite,
bringing on a slow fever and
making everything exactly
right for the germ of con
sumption. Stop coughing and you
will get well.
II sumption. a
t l smn rni!Phlni and vou H
f?J will get well. i
Aprs I
I
cures coughs of every kind.
An ordinary cough disap
pear in a single night. The
racking coughs ot bronchitis
are soon completely mas
tered. And, if not too far
along, the coughs of con
sumption are completely
cured.
Ask your druggist for one
of
Dr. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
. Plaster.
It will aid the sctlon of tbe
Cherry Pectoral.
a
f 1 -
I f
If ynn hava any fomrlnlnt what
ever ana awilra fclia lit'.t mratrai
writ, at frort
advle. you ru MwtlMy obtain.
TOM
prompt rply Hint J M al gnat
Vli. i. C. tll, Lowell, Haas.
wlllrAculva a
Rev V A Smick was a passenger to
Eugene on Bangs' stag Monday morn
ing after spending seversi week on tne
SMitslaw assisting Rev. Knott in bis
I labor. Florence, Or., West.
st evening about filly friend took
Mr. and Mr. Uogoe by turprise, ia a
surprise fareweil party to their eon
Ham. who left today for Milloa. Or..
where be ha a good position. The eve
ning parsed quick ly with on totm ol
amusement and another, after which a
fine luoch, which the visitor bad
brought, wa partaken of.
Prof. Martindale and Snperintendent
McDonald have returned from Portland
where they took an active part la th
meeting ot educator for t e revision of
lour school law On motion of Prof.
Marlinda'e it wa declare the ten of the
meeting tbat the school text book ques
tion be kept Jout of the regular law en
tirely and that it be provided for by a
trecial law. Prof . Martindale isin favor
I of a commission ot at least fifteen. The
fact that the book concern want Daly's
mal! committHn tf five i very significant.
Snow balling may be tun for tbe boys,
even though at times erne1, but it ha no
form ot amusement in It lor the China
men, old people and those wbo do not
care to engage in it. Only a coward will
strike a man ia the back. Never throw
a snow ball at a person who I not in a
position lo dodge or defend tiimseii, sua
then not against his will.
According to an exchange advert sing
I does pay. A Harney county girl, adver
tised for a husband and got one. Total
exnense 111. He died within a year.
leaving a tne insurance payable to ner oi
foooo. ret prom s ,ws.
Dim. The'infant son ot Mr. and Mr.
Albert Brownsll died last evening. Fou
ral services were held this afternoon.
Maccabees. Iuitiation and in'lat
ion at the regular meeting tomorrow
night. A full attendance is desired.
Post Officii Holiday. The Post office
force will take their holiday Jan 2 18U9.
Tbe general delivery will be open during
the usual holiday hour.
Next Monday evening at the Vance
I brick on second street there will be a
New Year ball, to which an invitation
Iia extended to all desiring to spend the
evening socially. Good music. .
Scio.
tbi
From tLe New.
I SiMr. L A. Hanker, oi Albany, I via.
ling at tbe home of her mother, Mr.
Flee ner, tbi week.
is Maude Biiyea, of tbe Albany
Herald composing rooms, spent Christ
mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Biiyea of this city.
Mr. May Gill bss accepted tbe posi
lion of assistant postmaster made vacant
by the resignation ot Mis Mona Daniel,
wbogoea lo MrMinnvilla.
QAt the aboottng match last Saturday
Dr. A. G. Prill carried off the turkey,
having broken eight oat of a possible 10
blue rock.
Scio Lodge No. S9, A. F. A A. M. in
stalled the following officer at their
meeting latt rneeday evening: b. U.
Hyde, w. M.; W. b. Brock, &. v.; r
McDonald, J. w.; M. U.uiu, treas.: i.
ft. Morris, sec.: W. A. Ewing, 8. D.:
Tboe, Allison, J. D. ; R. Gary, S.8.; E.
A. Randall, J. A. loong, tyier.
. MANILA POEJE3.
- A souvenir song bock ot poems, t mi
five in all, gotten op by tbe c dier toy
ha been published la Manila, One m
received tbi week from Roy Fs!Uaarcli,
by bi mother. It is derided It
ing. There is "Dewev. Kin- of the f- a."
some of the other being "TbeO'd A v
i j i . .. .... . . .
aaruiaca, "ceDind tne lrei.c": ,
"Battle of Malate." "W'r Na I
Born Soldier," "A Hot Time for 1
oesoU." "The. First Da v Ont."
Girl With Dark Red Hair." bd , ..,
Oregon Volunteer." The most popu ,r
of all the aong Boy ' wrote wa tie foi-
lowing, to which -ha iiuciil altiontinn
vi toe vaifocajiT man wa eallel :
a maxim, 1998. ,.
Through the street of old MaciU
Aimlessly on day I strode
Till I bnmped against a figure I
SUbding silent in tbe road : j
Such an odd ungainly figure f
Tbat I quickly staggered bj,ek:
Thinking tbat it wa a spirit
And I'd ran across it' track.
On bi bead h wor a helmet,
Batbar doubtful a to hue,
On his leg some battered leggina I
,aoa nia coat was once a Una '?
On bis abonlder was a musket
Rusted with trim '
... . . - w. j t i -.
Uke himself thi ap parition .
vnewuy aerrea to rooee my fear.
What the diikens are yoor' asked I
And DT brealh rimnn;.k.rj.,..,
H then ont of force of habit
Brought bi rifle to tbe port. ."
"Yoa remember then," be answer!,''"
Jut a hundred nun --v
There wa t rootle with th s
Twa about tbe Maine, yon know-
Then I left home for Manila '-'.
w tin more u. b. Volunteers
We we numbered several tbcncaal
All enlisted for two
Ob f tbe other? they are sleeping i
In tbe ancient cbarcb yard Lera
Far from home and loving kindred
abo weir naure eountry dear.
Some were Kicked by disease
Victim of the fever' rage.
Bom were mitten bv th am.n -r
Others AimA nf nna M ..
I'm the last of all those thousand -
i.nrooga this puce i .till matt roam
waiting for expected order.
n ecDBM orders lo go home ! - X
;W. O'Cojerru. McGciBaa,
lt California C. S. Y. ,
Religious 3er-vlcei.
Rev. F. W. ?arker. nf .;., n
preach in tbe Congregational ehurr h to
morrow moraine and evenln-. Other
emcea a usual.
Christian ehnreh - RafaY1.raM ai f t K ana .
and 70 n m by Ry C M Lane. Morn;
mg topic: "Tbe Lord' Sapper." Eve
ning M I be Doty of tbe New Tear.'
PS? lui1 Program under direction
of Prof. Geo E Wirt Revival service.
beginnin. Sunday. Jan. Stn. fed by Rev
D C Keliems, of Iowa. Ail invited. -
Presbyterian ehnreh - Vnr.;.. '
?' 10 "5 r9c of eennoo "Tbe Gift of
9-'' 8 8 at 11:45, Jr Endeavor at
3a0, Er Endeavor ate iSO, evening er-
vice at7:30.enbieetcfmini "TK. rvA
and the New.- A cordial welcome is ex
tended to alL at al t wi. k. .
church.
Dr Fisher, editor of th Rj- r;.t
un Advocate wUloecopy the pmipit in
uw jxHjiurm ennrefi aS m-'ifi ura
Fiaber will speak on Missions in the ere-
r- SS at 12, Enwortb Laagn at
o -JJO, erealng sen ice at 7 -.30.
United Presbyterian ehnreh- Vnra.
ing service at 10:30, tneme Tte FU
tree Probatioa." S S at Ht.l J.
Endeavor at 3 mSr Endeavor at g.
evening service at 7 -30. snbiect. "Ao
Arreet of Thought-" Tbe printed "New
rear Service" will be need in the eve
ning. Tbe Week oi Pnw. ill K
erred Jaw. 2 , A'l cordially invited ta
theae erTice.
Masonic Installation.
remain. loyd will gradoate irem at wo
rn outb, III., colregw next Jane in tbe
claee with Elliott Irvine and will study
(or the ministry. Lake i one oi Inde
nendence rxominent citiaen and will
soon move to Engine wnile Frank w be
lieve is in Cal dorm.
Med.'ord Mail: WB Stevens. ot tbe
firm ot Dead A Stevens, has decided to
leave Med lord and locate in Albany, this
Late, where be ha rented suitable bond
ing aod wdl open a general merchan
dise i tore. The firm will remain tbe
same a of old ia Medford aud will be
under tbe sole management ot the senior
member of the firm, F K Den. These
gentlemen have made a wondrous
tacceee in their business in Medford bat j
both being ambition to be prepared for
that rainy day which comes to ns all
they are now jast naturally branching
oot. Mr Steven has been a very boaeet,
upright citiaen of our city and many will
regret uis aeparture ana itin sun regret
1 felt also a regards bi family, which
i a moat exemplary one and the entire
household bar mends innomeraoie ia
this citv. Mr Stevens will leave for tbe
east in January where be will purchase
wnods for the new store, and will re torn
in time to orea bosinec about the first
of March.
At Corinthian ball last niyht the new
oSceis ot Bayley Chapter an 1 the Eaet
era Star were formally installed by a
banquet with short speeches and a social
time.
C B. Winn, the M. E. H. P -enn-
ed the installation far Bayley Chapter
a ith D. P. Mason. P. G . H . P., a acting
marshal. Tbe officer bare heretofore
been given.
The installation oi the officer ot the
Eastern Star wa coodocted by Mr J.
K. Weatherford P. G. W. M. with Mr.
E. W. Langdon as acting marshal, aad
ar a follow: Mis Zala Winn. W.M.:
Mr. W. E. Fraxier, W. P. ; Mr. L. Red
field, A. M.; Visa Lids Galbraith, sec;
Mrs- Kate Althoase, treas ; Mr. Julia
Wyman, Con.; Mr. Laura Height. A.
Con.; Mr. Annetta Weatberford.Chap.;
Mr. Kay Allen, M ; Mr. Mary Fort
milier, warde ; Mr. W. E. Baker, een
tinel; Mi Mary Allen, organist; Mr.
uottie Kaiaton, Adan; Mr. Joeepbine
Height, Rath; Mrs. Lnella LaForeat,
Etther; Mr. Estell Pavae, Martha;
Mr. G. W ash burn. Elect .
A E Dageov, of Salrm, wa arrested
for keeping bi saloon open on Sunday
in violation ol the law. Tbe case wa
tried before a jury, aod a th prosecu
tion bad failed to offer sufficient proof
tbe defendant wa discharged.
Louis Krause. ot the former firm ol
Kranse Bros., doing basinee here and
in Eugene, bss petitioned to be declared
a bankrupt The liabilities ot the firm
amount to tl2,oC0 and the aeaeta ot the
petitioner do not exceed 1325, consisting
ol household inrnitare ana wearing ap
pare!. Telegram.
While in Fouland the Democrat man!
met E K Larrimore, manager ot the
Portland Linseed Oil Co. Mr. Lam-
more ha made a success of his business
and ia proving a rustler. He wa at one
time a resident of Albany, in the paint
ing business, beside playing consiier-i
able base ball, being pitcher for awhile
of the Albany team.
Jack Carr. wbo iast came out from
Dawson is in Seattle and want to wager
tbat be can mak the trip from Dawson
to Skagway quicker than any other man.
Garr If ft Dawson on Nov. 21, and reach
ed Skarwav Dec. 18. J L Gage and J A
Acklen lett Uawson lour days alter uarr
and arrived in S.agway the next day,
saining three dav on him. Two otner
men made the trip in twenty tour day.
On bis way out Jobn Isom, of this city.
was with Car for awhile.
Pi tines and Apples.
L. T. Reynold ot the Horticulture
Commission ha made tbe following
statement o the prune crop in this val
ley for 1898:
Counties Pounds Valuation
Marion 2,75,0C0 96,6S7 50
'
Polk.,
Lane.......
Linn
Benton
Lincoln.....
825.000
8o,000
395,000
875,000
20,000
23,812 22
25.800 00
13,825 00
30.625 00
700 00
Total 5,075,000 $193,419 72
Thi shows a big increase ever 1S95.
Tbe dried apple production in tbe div
trlct for 1883 is as follow :
Counties Pound Value
Marion 275,000 $18,000
Polk 150,000 , 9,000
Lane 40,000 2.40C
Linn , 100,000 6,000
Benton 80,000 4,000
he ncoxENCE of sutp of nas
is dae not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to tbe CaxirosxiA Fie Svbcp
Co. only, and we vKh to impress upon
all tbe importanea of purchasing tbe
true and original remedy. Aa tbe
genuine Syrup of Fige ia manufactured
by the cauforxia fio stbc t
only, a knowledge of tbat fact will
assist one in avoiding tbe worthies
Imitations manufactured by other par
ties. Tbe high standing' of tbe Cau
roRSiA Fio Stkcp Co. with the medi.
sal profession, and tbe satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figa baa
given to millions ot families, makea
tbe name of the Company a guaranty
ot tbe excellence ot its remedy. It ia
fax in advance of all other laxatives.
aa it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritatinff or weaken
Ing1 them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name ot
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
aaw raaMciac. at
Leers villi. Kr- serr fosct jtw.
Brownsrille
From the Time.
Mrs, W A Cahlet and daughter are
pending the week with Albany relativ
e.
Deputy County Clerk Montaaoe and
wife attended the Weatbrook- Hale
wedding in thi city on Saturday eve
ning latt. They returned home Monday
morning. '
Mr C O Jane, a former business man
of this city, arrived Tuesday evening
from Portland, where be is now located,
and visited with his friends until Wed
nesday. Dame Bumor aay there ia a
peeial attraction in thh city that draws
Mr Jones thither.
Fraak McFarland.-Qyde Snyder, Carl
CooUy and Jamea Th impon, Jr., arriv
ed from Albanv college on Friday eve
ning list and are spending their vacation
in this city. Tbey wilt return to school
again on Monday next.
Mrs. Mary E Locsdon, wife ot Claud
Logsdon, died of consumption at tb
home ol ner parents near uorv&uis yes
terday. Mr Logsdon was the oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Oliver Witham
and was a native ot ik-nton county. Mr.
and Mrs. Logsdon lived near Albany but
a fw days ago they moved to near Cor-
vallis.
NOfXE TO CONTRACTOR.
Salei.biis will be reoive- v th
County Clerk of Lion County u um. -arj
i 6th, IS9. at the hour f t A. m.
for labor and material requuv-d t Is rt
modeling anl improving tr . u -.
house for Linn County, a: Ala n . .- m
All wirk to be completed b p - -U
1&9, according to plans arvt st . i . s
: oe file la ray office.
Tii County Court will ions ; - .j
; Wow:
j F't, For th completiou of i" .
work. ni
' Second, All mMos and car;
; iacludios material of brkk, toa . v
I piatteriDg, cementing, concrete, u n
etc.
Third. Heating and plumbing couip
Fourth, Gi vanned iron, tin .in ui
slating.
Fiftu, Painting.
IThe sacceastnl bidder will be reqatred to
give an approved bond for tbe auiin of
i hi bid immediately after the cootrae U
'. airardod him. npoa uoh coedition its the
court may dotei mine and demand
. T -r,rtt,Tvv Ujhe County Court reeerves the n tht to
fJllLUU 1AVI WJirAai "XLany or all bids.
ToUl.
..645,000 IS8.700
Cor. Morrison & Park St.
LEWLBUILDIXG.
Portland - Om
s.8 v- "anw
the Coaaty Court the 11th
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