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Newspaper Page TextJa"U Democrat TY OFFICIAL PAPER. Published every titty in the week except Sunday. . mi. tMilum mid Prop'r rflleiid still PkISIHwi! Albany on, as sricnmi ulav mail matter. .. JI IT I. EVENING. GOOD UK Yaohika II AitiiDic. - MrP WJohn ,' till! 1 1 1 agent ut Sun Kniiii'im.'o, in the pud of 1'oinnierre, says: Formerly and ire tho jetties that lire lM-inir constructed b government, were extended to near Betinn. some dithVulty arose ut times. g delays that in the present extension i ' 'jetties have been entirely overcome. . fr propor is not over (Wlfeet in width lilt a few yearn since a strong tiile into the'lniy would wash the sands be ton tif this narrow leilire to a con- fo depth, obstructing tem'iornrily incl. lint this dithciitly hat boon removed, and at present, nnicti- lere is nnili.ir.n Ihe jetties exteml- Mt several hundred feet contine the cur- 1 to a coiniKiratively narrow channel, -abv incrcasiuir its veloeity. It is now idently strong to keep the bar swept en Iv, i li'.i'n nf sand down to the hard rock t ao nrotocts the entmnce to tho harbor Iduring a Bale the forco o the breakers ich formerly rolled in from the north pi .with (relit force, is entirely destroyed ("le projection of the north jetty. With most favored conditions, it is not put- & too strong to say tliat the entmnce Faquina Harbor is ona of the safest on i Pacific const. A FiONKKlt Head. Nathaniel flmene McDonald, a pioneer of 1H45, died at his home near Scio yesterday iiftemoon at the aire of 7ti years. The following excellent sketch nf his life uppcurs in the Statesman: .Mr Mcllonald was born in North Carolina August 10, INKS. He went to Missouri when a young man and near St Joseph, in tliat state, ho married Miss ltcU-eca J Munkers, and the young couple came over land to Oregon in 1h4.'i and sett led ir.t'ia k amas county near Oregon t'ifv. A little later, however, he removed to fann county and took up a donation laud claim of t)40 acres. Mr McDonald took part in the or irani'ation of the first county formed on the I 'uelfie coast Clackamas. Upon the break ing out of the Caynso Indian war in 14(1 Mr McDonald volunteered his service and he iierfnrmed valorous service in the ranks under Captain tiilliam. In one of the en gagements of the campaign Mr McDonald was shot through the riiht 111111;, the bullet passinir entirely through his brsly Ihe wound thus received never fully healed und it gave niuch trouble during the remainder of the olil soldier's life, liaril worker though he was. Nine children were Imrn to Mr and Mrs McDonald, the eldest of whom was the mother of Hon Jeff Myers. She died a down years ago. Two others of the children are deceased; the others are all in Oregon. Mrs McDonald survives. Mr McDonald was always a wmm democrat. Within the past year he united with the Cumberland Presbyterian church. Ho was a man of sterling honesty and ho stamped his individuality imon what ever he was identified with. He never sought for pol itical Honors. mini! ami man to lit Pik'Kkt Pickkd. The following rm the Independent is nliont a former it-known school teuchcr of this county; t for two or three vears with I,add & sh, of Salem: It has been learned that 1 6anford. of Bush's bank, this city, is t $150. Ho started east a tew Miontns a flwirnnainir tn visit bisold home in Ohio, I the big fair, after which he returned to tnron the 11 sal local mis nummm. fcloenroute west, this side of Cincinnati, came to the Buiinen realisation uiu u nameu auove IlKMnior. Skuvicks. The services to morrow at the Presbyterian church will lie at lollows; ''reaching at 1 1 a m and :4o n in conducted bv 'the uastor. Sabbath school at li:15 p ni, Junior C K meeting at 4 pm. Y P S 0 K meeting at 7 p 111. The subject of the morning sermon will be "Our Attitudo Toward the Bible." The topic of the evening discourse will lie "A Contrast." All win be made welcome to these services. Servises at the Evangelical church to morrow morning as usual by the pastor. In the evening tne annual miiurens nay ser vices will be held. Tomorrow there will be a special service in the Y M C A conducted by a quartet, those who avail themselves of this meeting will not be disappointed. Come and hear and enjoy it, at 4 o'clock song service will begin. Services at the Baptist church Sunday at 11 am and 7:45pm. Preaching by the pastor, ltev Geo W Hill. Communion fol lowing morning sennon. Sunday School 9:45 a m: Young Peoples Society 6:45 p m, TViLsimr. und nnon further invostiga- All are mode welcome, b found that it was not a gold-brick or I The usual services at the M E Church box scheme, but a Told-blooded pick- South. Sunday school at 10. Preaching eket steal, tlcreaitcr wnen air oan-, m the morning at ll and 7:45 in the even ed travels, he will either go without 1 ing by the pastor. All are cordially in- jney over the "bumpor pass or carry vited to these services. asks and a letter of identification. RonnED is I'ohti.and. A farmer nam ' Lyons came to town from Yarpiina a niro. snvs the Telegram. He jught with him about 8150, and decided 1 nrsi unng ior nini 10 uo wu- w i... so a new suit of clothos. oing into a clothing store he bougnt a suit tor SHI, anu cnangeu ins i-iuiue. ufurrincr hw mnnev train the DOCKCIS OI orkinir c ot hes to tnose 01 111s onuiu suit. He claims he lost a KM gold in this establishment, and called up- ;ho police this morning. I'jtectivo Jim v tooK charge ot tne case, ami auer an stimdinn derided the man's storv was He m nrrost the nronrietor or tne lishment as soon as (in can find him. legrant N Ai.iiasv HdiisK. In the races at land on lost Weduesday, Del IMorte, i.d In- C K Harrows, of this citv. won 0-J special trot and pace in two straight defeating five fast horses, never ' pping on the circuits. Purse. 8200. tut, 2:25', 2:2:lH. Yesterday in the 5: pacing class lid Norte won the two t with wonderful ease in 2:22 and S2W. Kosemon, of Salem, was one of k . horses defeated. Cameo, second on eoWsdav. was also second in this race, Ult the other horses took minor places. t orte is one of Altamon't finest peril's. The communion of the Lord's sunper will be observed at the Congregational church in connection with the morning service, and the regular offering to the American Missionary Association will be made. Preaching morning and evening at the usual hours. All are welcome. Low Rates Reginning tomorrow the Oregon Pacific will put into effect a rate of 23 cents per 100 pounds from San Francisco to Uorvallis and Albany on all classes ot merchandise except articles coining under special commodity rates. The above rates includes State wharf toll and transfer charges at Corvallis and Albany. Thecom- iriodity rates going into effect at the same tune aresnipmentsof 4000 pounds and over, and are as follows: To Corvallis and Al banycanned goods 17c, coal and coke 16c, grain bugs 15c, horse shoes 17c, lime and cement 16c; malt 18c, nails 15c, gas and water pipe 17c, rice, salt and sugar 15c, wire 17c. These rates also ulisorb State wharf toll and transfer charges at points named. tract Lkt. Governor Pennoyer, M Superintendent McKlroy and D C 1. the architcct.opened the bids today the dormitory anil other buildings (tie State Agricultural college. They mas follows: I r ( onn, Kl.r.iU: W Itler. of Corvallis. 8H.0HO; (I McKadden. Cflrvallis. 80,56h; .1 Huffman, rf Cor DU. 8S.1I2S: W Herls'rt. of Corvallis. JMb: A Peterson, of Corvallis. 87.500: HWnn A- I'lui-e, of U-lntnnn. .1 I! bgill. 8ld.:(l W S Tranor. 810,); van A- ulinger. of Saletn. tW.fliJi. The Dtiict was let to A Peterson. A riiA'Ti Ai. Jiikr. Yesterday an Al- aman was mowing some grass in his A friend came along and remarked kftigly that he needed some hoy, and was 4a)ir to steal it that night. This morning rross was gone and could lie traced all A way tn the other man's yard, where his was kept. 1 he result would have been . serious had it not iieen learned that boys had overheard the remark ami rlit a good opportunity was offered for ctical joke. Messrs K I. Knox and Cowan are therefore as good friends A Caiui ok Thanks. We. the nnder- igned, wish to express our gratitude to our friends for their reinenibranco of lis in our sorrow, and especially to the railroad mini, nir iiieir Kinu uiieniion ami ior ineir thoughtfulness ii not ringing the bell while passing the house. Mils. h. C. Dkikaiiii, II. L. CllANOII. witick. All parties who have been e hahit of tying cows so they can run tJn adjoining sidewalks. aro hereby 4ilil to stop the liracticc. or the orch- in reference to the sutne will be en- IB Couoars One of Sanford 4ran bovs and a person named Co Ml, who reside above Craufnrdtville. M four coucars last Saturday ner CBowell'j old uwmill at Crawfordeville. ;ad, Peacock At Co repair all shoes S ntthem free of ciitrge. V n tnwelt toarery catto nerat Viereck g parlors. Iw patterns in 2 ply, 3 ply and tp k earneta for tha Allmnv v,.i-nii,ir 1 an tiua weeks steamer, from S. F. jj t-arnncefale ot all kinds of ha's at i nrusli f. .ow isyonr time to buy !i,Vilre lln ot NeKiiee shirta from 40c I J goni fountain pen for ?i 25 , VttKh'i jewelery store. t-ie-l'fshafing cd h'r emtio- par 1 F ti Boys under 16 getling their hair cut a Viereck'a will receive a free ticket to the ball grounds Watch ia uecs t-.y nuwadiys. 1 yen wnnt one ctll on V"il St stars, whoso is Ur.enmt arlu, and pnoes the tne nvi-t rca'onti-l Thy C4n vive iou a :tn in this In.v u4 v.cll s 111 jewelry At a dance at Esulc l'olr.t recently no ladles a! tendril, i- was r ported a' dry aff-ir A (jiinie ol base bill will be plaved at Yoqumn on the 41I1 b;lween Aloany and Indcc.dciiie. Today and tomorrow th A-hinirs and Indcii ndrncd c ub p.v jase ball at In dependence. Mr II L 'alen has been iippomltd lo cal aeotof lln: O P ut Albauv. On ac count ot ihe he.dlh of Mrs Chapman, Mr Chapman has been tran.f:rred to Toledo. A doubltd headed lizird has been found near The Dalles. '1 he heads arc said to be at opposite ends of the bodv anil the feet so arranged Ihat the rep re could propel itnllf in eilher diiectiou. A Corvallls man cUhns that a small snake came out of a water f.mcet recently. Tne greatest mvsterv connected witn the aff dr is how ciinc a oiv ,li. man nt.ar a water faucet HarrUburg Courier. Judge Harnett io:l.-.y unnted a per a netit Inju c o-t rwslrnUiiii! the building of the 'Soldier's Home ot Jloseburg. 'Ihe case will be ap.iea t-d to tlo supreme court. This forenoon the freight tram on the west side was wrecked at Parkers, by run- ninif into n switch. The engine, tender and several ears were badly mushed up Fortunately no one was injured. The Corvallis Grzet'e puobshes eMrar's from Geo fc Cbamberlai-.. address 10 the graduating cUss of ihe Agricultural col lege, and says: - It was one of - the best papers that y..ur reporter has read The Wiilameite base hall team will play the O.i Crek nine at the league grounds on Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The admis sion will be free, anj cars will run to the grounds. Ladies especially invited, by order of the captain, C E Bowen. Perrv Templeton, tne fifteen yesr old son of A M Templeton, of Brownsville, was sitting on a log last Tuesday, holding a gun when, bv some means, the firearm was discharged, the bullet entering tne left foot and Indicting a painful, though not serious, wound. The Southern Pacific company will sell round trip tickets from all points to all points and return on lines in Oregon at one tare for the round trip on July 1, 2, 3, and on morning ot July 4th, lheseticKets win be void for return after July 6th 1893. r Several men come down from the upper Santiam and will be on hand at Oregon Citv Mondav to file claims to their 160 acre tracts in the Cascades. In anticipation O A Cheney has moved his paper to u, and the Lumberman will probably be taken to tne same place, there win rjeagou opening for a democratic paper there soon. The Ashland Record savs: Maude Granger and her troupe were on Tuesday's north train to play at Eugene. Maude still keeps her husband fired out and lives wt h her two dogs, who are allowed In t.er Pullman sectioo by the special dispensa tion of the tailr-nd head officials. Veiy few people are privileged to this extent by the rillroads. The Ashland Tidings s ivs : There was a new departure at a Jacksonville church last Minday. The minuter announcea his appointments and said: '-There will be pravermeeting next Thuisdav, but mere will be no church lighted and no bell rune. That has been done a number of times and no congregation came. At 8 o'clock next Thurduy evening the prayer Tteenng win ni at vourown nomcr. iuu will please observe it. The lacksonvl.lc Times ae s off the fol lowing: The fact that the ll-arrey Stone lias arrived safely at Chicago, and will Le in pssilion to be kinsed in a few days, is no indication that friend Ulnger trier man contemplates a trip 10 the World's fair city. He mav be no Irishman, but his Blarney is of that pure and unadulter ated sort mat no amount of Blarney stones could belter It, A very Interesting meeting of the Y M C A Auxiliary was held In ineir rooms on Friday afternoon. Devotional exercises were followed by a pleating program. Election of officers resulted in choosing Mrs McCullagh president," Mrs F P Nul ling, 1st vice, Mrs Haight, 2nd vice, Mrs Geo Hodesteder, 3rd vice, Mrs Bridgeford 4th vice, Mrs Plre 51I1 vice. Secretary, Mrs T J Overman. Ass't .Sec. Mrs rrtch ard, andtreasuier, Mrs Uoff. Meetings of the Auxiliary will be held on the 4'h F11 day ot each m inth. Arrangements were made for a shingle social in the rooms, on Wednesday, July 12. riUI I IT t'UlltT. W 11 Peacock vn SnodirrniM Bros nr. id lleeorv. of money. Attiiclinient. Y,.p,li,.t for pltf against W P Nail for 81762. D C Sherman airf A J Bellows et. al. ln- jiincTtna. Hi'iiiurer overruled ami Injunct ion iiiii.li- liertietual. A P Blackburn dirt E R Case anil C H Goan. Contirmatioti. Sale confirmed. Order of Pro- J-'stato of Otto Sorfliiitr. unw court court reversed. Clius F Cooner et ni bv I) M Conner as guardian vs Win Dougherty. On trial. State vs w a Yuen, Lurn Sick. Hot Chor. I.urn Sick plead guilty und is fined 8Hf . Indictment dismissed as to Wa Yuen and HorChor. IIKI'OIIT OF GHAXI) Jl'llY. To the Hon. Circuit Judge of the Court of Linn Co,, Or.: Wk Have to Eat any way. 'he 'in ter the groceries ihe -more rjoyub!e life is, and while we do not ah live a:ir.'y to eat, we certain!) eat to live If volt get your grocrties and baked v."' d" of ParVer 'Poitiers you nrj Ik und to live well if It Is rtilv i n a loaf cf n h-erd They keep ihe be-t In evervihlog, at d tell at prlcei that s'tti-fy re.-trdU-ss mi l.nc. Call on them. Double reversible Four in-It.-nul 'l ies at Reap, Peacock & Co's. Two tli-s for ihe reg ular price of one. Call and sc. tii-ni Latest effects in carpets an I p jr'iers to airive with Una weeks sleainers freight for Albany Furniture Co. Bti at VierekV shavitiit sttd )i,ir citi ng psr ors. 19 10 o. That U the score people make wh trade with Perry Conn, the dealei tn fresh groceries, prcduce and crockery ware. They shut out hard times and give clean bargains. Blenty ot home tuns and a return for more goods. The game is umpired on the quare, and there Is never any kicking. Piompt and courte ous treatment. A steady lUing. Doors open early and late. If you would be on -the winning side call on Conn. The Verdict is unanimous that Will & Siark carry ihe b'it line of silver ware in tte valley. They nave the.variety and qual ity, a combination that counts in buying eools. An infection always carries conviction. Circuit w . "... rri . ... . . .1.. . noo- M.-r ,rian.i, v. u.c kioii'i jury tur uie mnu 01 me .hi, AlbanvOi circuit court of Linn county, Oregon, for P ' Au"-' IH'J.1 have, as required bv law, examined the different county buildings, and the of- nces therein, including the county jail and outbuildings, and we find that each of the county officers have their offices and books 111 gooii conditton and the othcers courteous and obliging. We would especially com mend the neat manner in which Sheriff Jackson keeps the county tail. We would recommend the sheriff 's and the clerk's offices and also the vaults to be provided witn new carpets. And it further appearing to us that about e.,uuu ot money belonging to the county is locked up in the Linn County National Bank and that it will be necessary for the county treasurer to endorse warrants "Not paid for want of funds" on account of the suspension ot said bunk,'. and said funds not being available for county purposes, and that there are other banks in the city of Albany that are financially sound, we would recommend that the deposits of the county tunas be distributed among said bank. There being no further business for our consideration we respectfully ask to be dis charged. Dated this 30th day of June, 1893. F M Smith, foreman, H B Sl'ltKNOEIl, D F Hardman, W C Stei.lmacheii, P R BtLTEU, A C WlNDOM, W E Arnold. Dan. Murphy the new United State' district attorney entered upon his duty today tic naa appointed manes J bcnnaoel 01 PortUnd as his deputy, guaranteed to euro Bilious Attacks and Constlputkiu. Small Win Uetnf. Hie See the New Improved Singer sewing mi. ohme. The l"v.t is aiwsja the cheapest. J W Snwden, Skcnt. OUiceSst F M French's j Tawelry store I Only $i..so for latest stylet Oxford Ties at Read, Peacock t Co's. $8.00 TOJOYAWOM the beat wuhiog machine made. Goto! Stewart & Sox and take one oat on trial. 1 They lo have all kinda of wriogera. IT WILL KILL YOUR WIFE to carry that (treat big child around iu her arma. Yoa must go to Stewart ft Hoz and bny one oif their baby oarriaaea. All kind and pricna. .-r.tll l"'r.wis)i Vaciiim nraiiy npirt.l u mrr.ititcci v a ill vi uinly c mpe cnt work- fit a"l Kf Now fs the time In put up ira wbcrr.es while the quality .5 giiod and ine. prices are ow. Leavi vnur orHtrn at F L Ken- ton' grocery More S'OWINCAWAY HAY""'"'"'1""0''' 00 a farm. Yon can make it the easiest by buying a complete ilay Carrier .ml lit ol Stuvait & box. Call and lee it. GRASS, UARDKN, FLOWER. Fresh, pure, snre to grot aad sold at Port land price. Garden reed a kept iu bulk, fisia peas ana fild corn a'so oarried lare quantities. SStkwart U box ENGINES AHD SEPAEATOBS They dont make any letter thin th RueU" and Stewart & Sox anil thatkiu atAlbtny. Sveial good feoond hand en tines frr unie at a bantam. Will Be Celebrated. CANNON and crnckers have that day but every day is ours. People must have CLOTHES and they very proerly come to the place that shows the newest and the best. FOR THIS OCCASION wc re selling a great variety of neat patterns In ALL WOOL GOODS. Made up for appearance and fir durability at I prices ttiat don't even pruvukca grumhle. Light Weight Coats and Vests, Grauzy Underwear and Hand some Negligee Shirts, In fast colors and A BIG LINE ol TIES 11 Windsois. Te'.k' 4 in Hands Eowa and RErAIMNG PARASOLS. I nn uc prepared to rtcuvet urnu!s, ui hrt.1 bab CArrlAe parafo'h, lac- n w c.-.w new handli-s, tunnnrs. iih. e'C, -f n pric. Mrs ..rnwto. Architect and Coulrnelnr. Lesvenrd irs with Holhnrt llrns.. K tale areiim. siki.i Aim rr.usni it. S K Youniriind fumilv ntiinipd iinmn tn. lay from the Kast. Miss llertha Kiefer has rrone to Portland on a visit with friends. Miss Sadie Nelson rvlnmnl tn har knn, at Asniann last nignt. .Mrs Henry arren. of Mi-Minnvilln will sjiend the summer in Alliany the guest of her son K S Warren; also Warren Stetson of Seattle. ' Miss lli'la f iilliert has gone to the mrain- tains for her summer vacntion. During her alisenee her sister. Mrs Arch Hammer, will have charge of her class in mimic. DMrs E 1, Irvine, nf Portland, and Mi. Sophia and Anna Hom-k, nf Alliany. were visiting their sister. Mrs tl A aggoner.in this city the first of the week. I r Irvine has horn in failing health for some time, and he has derided to accent a suitahle position in the Portland cutoin house ser vice. Corvallis Gazette. Pr E R Clark and family arrived from Portland Inst Saturday to spend a week vis iting Ashland, the guests of the fsmilv of Mr ; s father. I) (i ( lark. Pr Clark is one of the prominent dentist of the stntp. president of the state dental society and secretary of the state board of ilental exam iners. Ashland Tidings. Mr. O. F. Simpwn. Mar Rideoul and others returned this noon from the excur sion trip to Sun Krancisco. and report a t"rmy trip lo Yaonina. over thrw dnvs ireing retiuire l to make it. Pmf. II. F. Iluswll is in ( Vifornia and (1. W. Simp son and fnmily. who wen on the excursion, and will remain a while longer. 0 GOOD NEWS Q For Iho millions of consumers ol q TTitt'sBills. ll lr. lult plniirr to an- A nuiiuM tliat lie Is now putting up a v e TINY LIVER PILL O ewtilrh Is of esrf.rllnR-lv small slse, a ,-t r Ixliilua all Hi. vlrtuvsnf the V lnrxer miei litHnutlarl purely v-gtnlil. llith slteMOf thes.' pills arestlll IniH..?. The exact alt. of TUTTS TINT LIVER PILLS A kslioirn In the bonier of thl.-a-t." PAINTS & OILS. T,'e Utt p"- for taM en Una Cat ia the 'FhofiiixMand we are atrpota f-r it at Albany. We aUc carry afjlllirenf oil, virD.her, va aad carnage tiaiota, etc. Stewart k Sox. Come and Get Fixed Up For the 4th By BEE SUPPLIES. -I'ft kccpourb ii an old box uni Ir.ncer. S-cwart & &oi curry bee lvvnn aunrinu), tcnib fotinnntloft I im eveaiuoHHia at low price?. WILL YCU BUILD " i i -1 In tin net lail to e Stewait&Sox. They keepa lr.e tck ofbnilders hatdwan and (ell at prices tn in t the limes. IHUU5HALI Nil I III fame excep acceding to law, and ou rntht tn boy all i mr gons and arrmnnitinn qf Stiwv t & So, They keen a Lood stock anrl .k..n Giant puwde',fnra and caps always on hand . I h 1, 1. Illi Hill k Notice of Assignment. Notio is hereby given that the Bank cf Ortgnn, of Albany, Orecon, fiia daly aa siaiied totbe vnderatffned atsiffDoa ait its property and effacti for the benefit of all its oieditora, under aid bv vitto. of the gen eral aSMgnment laws of the state of Oregon, and the andarsi ined has h-rin. .i no the Wth day of Jan 1S93, daly quslifi d aa sach assignee. All persons having elaims atninst said In solvent and the nlate thereof are heiehr reqnired to pressnt the same to tha un dersigned at ihe Bsnk of Creaon bnildino in Ihe city f Al. any, Orejon. under oath. ni.n.v ,i-n .i.,ubi(aoi in a asce. Dated this 29'h day cf Jnne IS0.1. W. 8. Tsnvi n sssicnee of the Bank n' Oregon, an insnl- TCUI Wt SELL COAL, IRON ' livin." and k.ep a lree itock of blsckimith uppuos ou Band. Sixwakt 1 Sox. The special iffort of Read, P acock & Co. f ir Ihe spring senson is lo Increase the purchasing powe. of your dollar with the RFATK8T VAtt l EVEK OFtFRCD FOK YOUR MONEY. It will be to your intrrrst to call and inspect thair charm lio pisrLAY of novi i.tif.h and iifi.iabli stanoarp oradek In dr-HHT TUUH IKrtS my 'praymi oattit of Stewart & Sox and take cars of ynni orchard. The outfit they sell haa been tried in inn stata rpr thiee years by the best or enaraisra ana la a o tnplete access i STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Dress Goods Fanoy Gocds, ntKt NUI DHAUGINC say we nve tne Deal una ot Hi shears, tcirtors rsmrs tnrl peeket cuilerv in th. I r j , , ' ' I i mi ynaraeives. " (ttewart k Fox. Notions, Furnishing Goods Their servlcable stock Is distinctive Jin style, elffant dlspiay, and suie to please. ni nuie w. i -,, . . rLUff w, " "w cniiiea plow t aetly theaarns as (he "Oliver. Wa iinv ante it and sell on trial. Krtrss will fit Oliver. Also we, have fall fine of steel plowethat iinontbe eieellcd. Yo asight powihlysava a few eeata tvty mine arrniad ana seeing a. 8TIWART A Box. Try them hen you want We have an e'egsnt line. SHOES. FRAZER AXLE GREASS Y' n can be econctnical wlih no effort whaieier hy buying j what you otcd for Spring from READ, PEACOCK fi CO, ALBANY, OREGON.