THE MOBNING HERA LP; THUBSDAY, MAKCH 14, 1889
A C. K. K. TIMK TABU.
i XOKTH BOUND.
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C&la. expr. 6;45 aui am:lortl'd 1010am
Emcene ex 11:15 am H'om ' 345pm
f i eight T'-'Oaml " rpm
SOUTH BOUND.
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.'Arrives Departd Arrives
Calafexp 7:45pm 5pm Ashland9.00am
K'urene ex 12;20pm 12.40pm fc'uveue 40pm
Freight 180pm Eugene 6.00pm
No Freight received forfcouih after IIa. m.
the name day.
OREGON PACIFIC TIMK TABLb.
Arrives Departs
rilU5am7i00pni
J 5.25pml.50a m
Passenger
Freight. ...
jorrisc; AitoiiT tow..
Artists materials cheapMrs.B.E.
Hyman's.
A large stock of seedless oranges
at Kenton's.
New line of fountain pens at
Will k. Stark's.
F. A. Burkhart, agent for the
Millard property.
Telephone for sale at F. L. Ken
t in's. Price $1.50.
(i. L. Blackinan sold yesterJay
to W. W. Alacoon a fine Estey
organ.
New line of jewelry, diamond
rings, gold watches silverware etc,
yt V:!1 & Stark's.
Have you seen that new line of
fine furniture at Fortmilier &
Irving's? If not it will pay to do
so.
Henry East has started alt
Hack stand at Jos. Webber's bar
ker shop, which makes two in the
city.
Call on R. M. Robertson for
cheat, timothy and oat hay, balec1,
and will be sold in quantities to
suit.
Go to Burkhart & Royce's for all
f nds of job printing. Prices
reasonable. First-class work guar
anteed. , F. L. Kenton propesss to do a
s-trictly cash business, and will
sell groceries at the lowest possi
ble prices.
Yesterday morning's overland
ica'm arrived five hours late on at
count of a washout near the Cali
fornia line.
The Y. W. C. T. U. will give a
sociable at their hall on Tbuisday
evering, further particulars of
which will be given.
Do not miss the entertainment
at the opera hou-e Friday evening
tor me oenent oi tne literary socie
ties of the Albany college.
The horsemen of Linn county
will meet in the city on Saturday,
March 16, to arrange for a horse
show to be given in the near future.
If you want a clean and tine
t-ruoke ask for J. Joseph's home
made white labor cigars. For sale
v most cigar dealers and at J.
Joseph's factory.
A new line o! fine wall-papers
with borders to match have been
ened t ForttmUer & Irving's.
They are new and elegant designs.
Call and see them.
j lhe "P?';ific Argund'' range.-
Iith four ami six hole. An east
is n stove made especially for this
a.st's trade. Sold onlv by (Jco.
W. Smith, Albany.
A new line of Packard organs
;nst op?ned at G. L. Blackmail's,
for purity and sweetness of tone
nirl elegance of finish they Ira 1
-Mieni all. Musicians should call
and see them.
A. M. Freeman, of the Elliott
l'ublishing Co. of San Francisco,
V in the city. He proposes to
publish a bird's eye view of Al
bany if he receives sufficient eti
fi juragenient.
W. Y. Beach, representative of
the Scientific American, is again in
the city obtaining views and facts
for the purpose of illustrating this
portion of Oegon in that well
known publication.
About $100,000 worth of real
estate has been sold in this city
during the past ten days. The
4-oming summer will be one of the
busiest building seasons the city
bas ever experienced.
The stockholders of the Albany
street railway company will proba
bly hold their first meeting Satur
' y evening, when officers will be
elected and arrangements made for
the immediate commencement of
work.
Another overland train will prob
ubly lie put on the Southern Pa
cific road between Portland and
an Francisco in the nsar future,
which is likely to make a change
'i the time of arrival of trains in
i city.
Kuglene LaForrest will leave U -lay
for Mc.Minnville, taking with
lura Dick Flaherty, the well known
Linn county trotter, which made a
ifr record last season. He will
also take six other young trottets,
ind will place them all in training
on the McMinnville race track.
rEK.MAL MKVUOS.
F. M. Miller, of , Lebanon, is in
theiity.
C. H. Ralston, of Lebanon, is in
the city.
J. A. Beard, M. A. Miller, J. M.
Italston ami other citizens of Leb
anon are in the city.
J. Freil Yates will leave tc-Iay
lor Portland, where he will entei
tue law office of F.'R. Strong.
P. Alexander, of Pendleton, past
grand master of the f. O. O. F.. is
in the cits', tbe guest ef W. C.
Tweedule.
Dr. J. A. Lamberson, of Leban
on, who lias been in this city foi
a few days left List exening !
Sweet IIoMie to viit a p:ticnt.
A fine lot ot t;a!i;. rnia cream
vhee;-e. the finest in lhe land, at
the Willamette Pa king Co.
THE CIKCVIT VVUT.
A. T. Thorn; on" Indicted for MaoslaigkUr
Other Criminal Cases.
In the circuit court yesterday A.
T. Thompson was indicted for
manslaughter, the crime being that
of killing A. D. Springer alias Jesse
Clark in a row over a horse trade
in this ciiy on January 28. The
!risoner was brought into court for
or arraignment, and the prose
cuting attorney read the indict
ment, when it was discovered that
it was dated 1888 instead of 1889,
and the indictment was resubmit-
j ted to the grand jury fur correction,
i The grand jury returned not a
true bill in thejease of Clinton Cole,
charged with assaulting with in
tent to kill John Rainwater; also
A. J. Houston, charged with ab
ducting his own child.
About twenty witnesses have
been examined' before the grand
jury in the attempted bank robbery
case from Lebanon. The result of
the examination, which is awaited
with interest, will probably be
known to-day.
The following civil cases were
disposed of yesterday :
Geo. J. Braner vs. Gentry &
Rutherford, action to recover
money, at' .cbment; continued.
State of Oregon vs. George Meal
ey, selling liquor without license;
dismissed.
State of Or; on vs. James Pi' -ford,
selling liquor without license ;
dismis-ed.
Maggie Beaty vs. W. B. Donaca
and John Donaca, recovery of
money; dismissed as to W. B.
Donac and continued as t John
Donaca.
W. C. Nicholson vs. J. P.
Schooling et al., ;orecIosure; judg
ment for want of answer.
W. J. VanSchuyer vs. Ad Har
man and E. Harmon, forclosure;
judgment by default.
Southern Pacific Co. vs. A r villa
Fuller, review ; writ dismissed.
H. J. Maple vs. E. B. Maple, di
vorce; granted.
A nu'nber of colonies are head
ing toward Oregon lor locations.
Somebody in Link'ville has filed
a homestead on the court hoi' e
bl -k there, says the Star.
James W. Dunn Sr. died sud
denly Tuesday at his home near
Coi.allis. He was an Oregon
nioneer, having crossed the pla;is
ia 1852.
Joseph McKay, of Baker City,
jumped from the train a few days
ago, while traveling at the rate of
u nines an iiour, receiving no
serious injury.
rr i w
ine iaite view examiner is
agitating the reconstruction of the
government telegraph line between
f orth Klamath and that place. It
should be done.
A new hotel to cost $40,000 is to
be erected in Olympia. It is ex
I ected to have it open by the 4th
of July, in time to receive the con
stitutional delegates.
Weston Leader: Of the 1,000
s arr-s of the capital stock of the
Henrietta Flouring Mill & Mercan
tile Co., at ."cho, 5153 have been
subscribed and work will soon be
commenced on the erection of the
mill.
The Sheriff of Malheur county
captu"Hl a crazy man last week
with a lasso and took him to the
asylum. The man's name was
Jones, and be came from Sacra
mento. His hallucination was that
he was Jesus Christ.
Inspector Saunders, now in
charge of the Umatilla re.servatio.1,
has reque.3t3d the war department
ro snd troops to aid in ejecting
white settlers and to quiet distur
bance among the Indians. The
troops ate now enroute, and there
may yet le serious trouble o-i .ic
couut of the ttuuboin action. of
ce -tain whites and hah'bieeus.
The Corvallis Times says that
Samuel Case and Dr. Baylev, of
Newport, have go.ie to Portland,
where they go to consult legal
ability prior to bringing suit against
the officer in chaige of the gov
ernment works at Yaquina bay for
trespass. They claim to be the
legal owners of land over which
part of the tramway is being built,
and we understand the suit will be
brought more for establishing their
claim to the land than anything
else.
Daageroa Experiment.
Miss Lizzie Youd;, of Indepen
dence swallowed a pill which had
long lain in a match box and had
absorbed all the poisonous gts
thereof, wh:ch resulted in a teirible
fit of sickn s. The utmost skill
of the physic'ans was nee ssttry to
her resuscitation, but she is now all
all right and will go without
medicine for a long time before
she takes another pill out of a
match box.
T. W. '. T. V. I ntrr'ftzlon?.
At the W. C. T. U. hall this
evening a novel social will be
.riven bv the'voung ladies of the
Y. W. "C. T. "U. It is to be a
musical conversazione, consisting
oi a musical programme inter
spersed with a tete-u-tej with
o'ir vis-a-vis on topics to be an
nounced bv the i-oiiiniitipo It
promises to le a most interesting
and unique affair. All are invited
to attend.
limpl? on(lhr line
an impure state of the bio- d
Der o-
lUti
e looked upou by manv with
usiciii. Ackei's lilouil Khxir will
. e.movea impurities ami leave the
.ompluxi. t smooth ami clear. There
i nothinc that will so thoroughly
ui lil up the constitution, purity and
ireDc;th'n the whole N.ysteni. So d
ud guaranteed , by Foshay & Mason.
On ftcrk Asnin.
1 lie small boy w.in three iojrs
keeping the cows away from tli.it
iine lot of cabbage ami cauliflower,
also green peas, just received by
;iie Willamette Packing Co.
STATE lrTCHES.
Tho Horticnltora! O mmissioa Appolittd bv
tho Gorernor Tsachert I&stitntes.
Special to the Hbrald. j
SALKM,March 13. In compliance
with the law passed at the recent
session of the legislature creating
the horticultural commission, Gov
ernor Pennoyer to-day appointed
as such commission J . R. Card
well. Henry E. Dosch, Portland;
R. S. Wallace, Salem; J. D. Whit
man, Medfoid, Jackson county;
Jas. A. Varney, Dalles City; Jaf.
Hendershott, Cove, Union county.
In the secretary of state's office
to-day articles of incorporation
were filed as follows :
Oregon Fruit Growers Union,
J. R. Cardwell S. 1. Clarke,
Ethen W. Allen, O. P. S. Plum
mer, Henry E. Dosch, incorpora
tors ; object, to encourage and de
velop the fruit interests of the state
of Oregon; capital stock, $5000;
place of business, Portland.
The Sell wood Co-operative Fer
ry Company, M. G. Morgan, J. E.
Caden, Frank R. Lyon, F. C.
Briggs, H. Clark, J. S. Homer,
Sain H. Benn, Geo Rich, David
Perry, G. L. Read, J. A . McNeill,
incorporators ; principal office,
Sellwcod; capital stock, $5000.
Pacific Farmer Printing Con
pany, supplementary ai tides cf
incorporation, J. Gaston, Edward
Casey, A. L. Frazer incorporators ;
object, changing name to Pacific
Printing Company.
The governor to day appointed
the following notaries public: Ja.
S. Keed, R. A. Frame, Granyille
G. Ames, of Portland.
State Superintendent McElroy
has appointed institutes for the
second judicial district, Eugene,
April 10th, Uth and 12th ; third
district, McMinnville, April 30th
to May 3d.
A Cranky toulemp.
Under this heading the Salem
Statesman of yesterday says:
"The Albany Democrat is bitterly
cranky towards Salem and seems
to consider that the best war to
assist its own town is to abuse and
belittle the people and the enter
prise of its neighbor. The recita
tion in these columns of a fact
concerning a shopping expedition
of some Albany young ladies to
this city, caused the Democrat to
have spasms and to throw out an
ungentlemanly and wholly un
called for, as well as unfounded,
slur on the ladies of Salem, than
whom no city in the union can
boast of a better collection. Now,
the Democrat arrogates to itself a
full knowledge of the capacity of the
proposed woolen mill here and says
the mill will start in as a two-set
institution, thus detracting as mi ch
as possible from its importance.
This, too, notwithstanding the fact
that Aloany people put forth their
best endeavors to secure the mill
at that place, but failed to raise
the wherewithal. That Salem has
lhe stores and stocks of goods to
draw trade from Albany people;
that Salem enterprise and liber
ality have secured the establish
ment of a woolen mill, while Al
bany still maintains the reputation
as a very good quiet town ; these
things constitute Albany's misfor
tune, not Salem's fault, and th
brethern up the river should net
allow a commendable spirit o.
emulation to develop into unwoituv
jealousy, the prompter of elandm
and abuse." The Statesman
should cast the beam out of itsosu.
eye and not Beek to create an un
necessary rivaly between Alban
aud Salem juot because of the
foolish statement of some news
paper, which does not in any way
reflect the sentiment of the public.
KKOW.8ttLI.K .NO It.
BnowNswi.i.E, March 11.
Bom In this city, last week, to
th.- vne of Minor Jackson, a son.
There is e ery indication that a
fruit canneiy wi'l be startjd here
this season.
M. L. Garoutte has putchased
tne interest oi Joseph bavtver in
t lie meat market here.
Messrs. Cable & Stanard, our
new Diisiness firm, depart for Port
land this morning on business.
F. F. Croft has just arrived home
from a three weeks' absence in
1'orlland and Oregon City.
R. N. Thompson departed for
Sau Franc.'sco the ytli inst., to
bi ing home his wife and intent sou.
O. P. Coshow, Jr., has sold his
residence here to Rev. Mr. LeRoy,
and Mr. L. is fixing the place up
in good shape.
At a school meeting lield here
on the 4th inst., Mr. A. W. stanard
was re-elected clerk and Mr. R. N.
Thompson elected director for
three years.
The weather still continues dry,
and as there is but little snow in
the mouutains the outlook for our
saw-mills to get down logs is any
thing but encouraging this spring.
Died On the 7th inst., at the
home of Mr. J. Harrison, in this
city, of comminution. Mrs. Flor
ence Snyder. Mrs. Hugh Fields is
very ill with the same dread
disease. Mr. John Cooley is also
dangerously sick.
On the Oth inst. Wm. Blanchard
returned home from the galena
belt on the McKenzie. lie reports
fine weather up there and consid
erable work being done on several
of the claims, and prospects good,
also new discoveries on Quartz
creek, south of the McKenzie
river, of a rich
feet wide. Mr.
mines in a few
supplies.
gold lede sixty
B. returns to the
days with more
i.Kiriit Li.vr.
Following in lhe list of letters retminirn; in
the postottice nt Albany, Feb. Sl.lssn. Per
nous cal'iiii for tbesc letter will pie isp ti-ll
:h iliite on ubieli thiy were mlvprtised.
Carter, Mm. "V. C , Uiix 2SS -:i
1'iTftr, 'I. J. I'et'-rson, lirove .
l.-m-, I vzle I.;i';c. -I hu R.
Mahone, Oeo M.
Kl Fl S THOMPSoV p. II.
Don't i'oi-ei. tii -1 at .Vli-. B. K.
Ilyin.in's is the j laue 1j v'. your
sewing machines.
Kf.lL ESTATE TKAK&FEKg. '
The last of 8alet Which hT Been Reoeided
During the Part Week.
The following real estate trans
fers have been recorded in the
Linn county recorder's office during
the past week :
Josiah Sawyer to Jas. H.
Washourn 99.92 acres.. $ 2000 00
Wm. Henderson to Geo.
Henderson 216 acres
near Albany 12000 ( I
O. & 0. R. R. to Mitchell
Wilkins 160 acres 400 00
Charles L. Flint to J.F.F.
Brewster quit claim to
440 acres 2 00
Charles L.Flint to J.F.F.
Brewster, quit claim to
640 acres 200
Geo. Cunningham to F.
Frisby, lot 1, block 6,in
Halsey 152 0J
Joshua Wilkinson to F.
H. Roscoe, lots 5 and 6
block 2, in Maston &
Obatnberlain'd add. to
Albiny : 300 00
Aivuia f uller to J. L;
Fuller, 12 acres in
Harrisburg 400 00
Mary J . Blodgett to Mary
E. Singletary.quit claim
to city property in Har
risburg 412 50
J. M. Powell to James M.
Wiley, lot 4 and J of
lot 8 in block 15 in Leb
anon 1050 00
J llius Gradwohl to S. S.
Train and J. R. Whit
ney, lot on Ferry St.,
Albany 1000 00
N. P. Newton tj Eliza-
A. Beach, 134 acres. . . . 3400 00
Martin Payne to Jacob
SandnerJr., oi blk.
54 in Hackleman's 2d
add to Albany 540 00
L. M. Foster to Charles
Jones, fractional lot in
block 40 in Albany. ... HO f)
L. M. Foster to A M.
Peery, fractior il lot in
block 46 in Albany
Enoch Shelton to Joo.
Gill, lot in cio .
John fcchnieer to O. & C.
li. R. Co., right of way.
John Isom to O. &. C. R.
R. Co., right of way. . .
R. bhelton to Jno. R. GiH
lot in Scio
Geo. Henderson to W. J.
650 00
475 0'
1 00
1 03
750 CD
Henderson, 260 acres,
more or less 12000
00
A. Hackleman to Robt
Mcllheny, fractional
block in Hackleman's
2d add. to Albany 1 00
J. M. Waters and J. B.R.
Morelock to Browns
ville Woolen Manufac
turing Co., Brownsville
Flouring mill site 15500 00
E. O. Hyde to P. O.
Smith, lot in Scio 200 00
J. II. Surles to Peter O.
bmith, lot in Scio 250 03
Edward Goins to Peter O.
Smith. lot in Scio 50 00
Heirs of ibam'l and John
Whitley, deceased, to
Samuel J. Shore, quit
claim to 640 acres 1 00
United states to (J has W.
Richardson, 160 acres, pitent
G. W. Wheeler to Sam'l
O. Long, 12 acres COO 00
David C. Cushman to N.
E. and Wm. C. Shanks
lots in Amelia. 145 00
Andrew Ralston to Mar-
gaiiie Hammer, '., blk
62 in Albany 750 00
United States to Colum
bus A. Deal, 16!) acres. patent
Allen L. Moessinger to J.
H. Burkhart, block
36 in Hackleman's 2d
addition to Albany 1500 00
J. H. Burkhart to Allen
L. Moessinger, 40 acres 2350 00
J. L. and H. E. Nye to D.
K. Michael, 80 acres.. . 2 00
Jno. I". .Mack to Dr.E. O.
Il.wle. l'.-'i' acres 10 00
i'ete. Liiyci: to J.G.Mor
ris, 15 j acres 400 00
BKiKfr m;Tio.
Use Fall nicy's panacea.
New goods at Kead's.
French keeps railroad time.
Dr. Neirus re novea cancers without
pain or the knife,
A new barrel of saner kraut at Wal
lace, Thompson fc Co,'j.
B ly your stovesj and tlnwaic at
Smith it Washburne's.
Buy your irarden seed and onion
sets at Wallace, Thompson & Co.'s.
Some choice Eirly It-we seed pota
toes at WalUee, Tbompso" A Co.'s.
Try soinf! of those dried pealed
neaclies at Wallace, Thompson &
Co.'s.
And, Hannah, how is your raaV
Down at Kead's looking at new goods
of course.
It will pay you to go and see the
beautiful art" studies at Guis3 &
Son's drug store.
J A. Archibald, agent for the Sing?
or Manufacturing Co.,ioppcsite Ma
Fellow? temple.
Fob lamb back, sidb or chest use
Shiloh's Poms Plaster. Price, 3 cents.
Fosliay & Mason.
Builders should tro to Smith &
Washburne's.for theircarpenters tools
and builders hardware.
Have we -rot 'cm Of course we
have, iust stock of n-sw good?, aud
we wan: to s-jII them at 'V. h. Kead's
For your fine imported ind Ke
West chrurs,' iro to M. Baumgart
oiffar store, one doir t-ast of Black
nan's drinr store
Mex:t-n (':ii!iis B:'fi-i is the l)t-6t
remedy in the world llvcr and kid
ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
at M Banmgart's
With the spring comes 'caidenin-;
snd seeding, All kinds of; tools are
needed by gardeners will be found at
Smith & 'Washburne's,
Chamberlain's Kye and SKin Oint
ment is unequaled for old chronic
sores. Many cases have been perma
iiiinUv cured by it. For sale by Fo
shay & Mason.
The immensft sale of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has been producd to a
great extent by people who have been
cured by it telling their friends and
neighbors of it.s srood qualities and
iii kiiiTtlieui to try it. The most se
vere - '1 will soon vield to it sooth
ing e.loets. For sale by Fosliay &
Mason.
Burkhart & Uoyce, job printers.
F. i MW,
Real Estate M
Do you want to buy a good
vacant citr lot to build on this
spring? If so, if you will come
and see me I will show you some
in as good a location as you could
ask for from $150 to $200 per lot.
These lots are beautifully situated,
being located near Ferry street and
fronting on that street. Come and
see me, if you want a bargain in
any kind of city property. Re
member I am agent at this point
for the famous Canadian Pacific
railway, and I can sell you a ticket
direct to any point in the United
States or Canada for from $5 to $10
cheaper than you can get it over
any other line. Don't forget this
little tioint when you want to go
East or when you want to send for
your friends in the East.
Electric Kilters.
This remedy is becoming so well
nd popular known as to need no spe
aial mention. All who have us-ed
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise A purer medicine does not ex
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that
I is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
and remove Pimples, Boils, bait
Kbeum and other affections caused
hv imnnri hlnnri Will ririvp 1nl:ii-iu
from the system and ire vent as well
as cure all Malarial fevers For the
cure of Headache, Constipation and
Indigestion try electric bitters En
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded. Prtce 50 cents and 11.00
per bottle at Foshay & Mason.
For chilblain and frost-bites Kuse
Chamberlain's Pain-Balm. When
promptly applied to the frozen rai ts
itwillpieventthesk.n from turning
blaeK or peeling off. It llays the
itching and smarting of chilblains
aud soon restores the part to a healthy
condition- For sale by Foshay A
Mason,
FARM FOR mi
I WILL SELL MY FINE "FARM OK 200
acrea, situated iu Benton county, two
mile from Aibany. This is a good, healthy
iocatiau, with rood well of pun- water, witii
wind mill; guod house; buildings all new.
Ibis is one of the most bihtly places in Uru-
ou, having a line viawofthe surrounding
oouMr), tons and mountains l-'ar.in-r
land all new and c-lvan ami adapted t ail i
kinds of fruit. Omility of land second tt ;
none. I will make rhis'a rare Imrain to the
right man. Iinini-rr-iiits. don't faill to si-c ,
this fanu before ou buv, Come and see tin- :
nn the Place. " M. T. WHITNEY.
No i-uai-jifc lor reserved se tla al
F. Kci'd's; we want to show oods
Ut 'lcE H.U1 . 1'KL'XK.TKEKS KOK
sale. Apply lo P. W. Spisk Albany-
GOLDEN
ISA KING- j
IOiri)EL
Wit u i express!' for .luliu- Grail
wohl and sold at his liolden j
Rule Bazaar in !
ONE POUND CANS
AT
25 CENTS PEIl CAN
fflGuaraiiteed to be first-class
in every Kespect.
JIJLirs;(iR. DWOII 1
y i
why; does
ri
Beeau8elie knows that his dear vife is
just commencing to work him foi
something you know' how it is
yourself Imt when
LA DIES TIRADE
WITH
Brownell & Stanard
Their husbanils don't look that way,
2t because there are no extravagant
prices on their sjoods. KveryUui
is good; every think is cheap; make
Home happy, make
YOUR HUSBAND SMILE
By
f trading at the economical stoie
where tht rule of good tr"'ds
low prices knows tio exceptn-n.
1 V.n't forget that tt mjle of economy
ii at
BroTnisll & Stanar&'s-
! co:inR iht ano brcativi bi sls
THE
MAN
LUUIV
lap Is
ii
AND-
The Spriog Poet Is Mi!
This is the ship that's built aright,
That has been going day and night
Bringing goods from everv clime
Bought tor cash in the nick of time
To please the bii)eis at Wailac, Thompson fe Co's
This is the train with its precious freight
That m i i lie ship a- the dockyard ga'e
And carried the ro'ds with iightninq speed
Till the thought it would jump tie track, indeed,
Tojp.ease th- buyers at Wallace, Thompson & CoV
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rI iis is iht s-tore, as firm as a rock.
Thv.t lioiils tlie go'ttlsfrom tlievseaport ciook,
All pivad out 1 y a careful hand
Mitls"- 'alirifs ( t' our own d jar land.
To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson fc C's
Tiii- i-: tliH press of ir.odeiu make,
Kun with such speed the i afters shake,
Jhac sprt ads the news in town and state
And tells ot what has been done of late
Jo please the buyers at Wallace, Thorn son fe Co'a.
WHOLESALE A2TD BETAIL GS0CESS,
FLINK BLOCK,
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ALBANY, OREGON.
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