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Ini Wiail Giaala. in
rream ami other light atia.lr», «ery
appropriate tur outing.
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th< >tf fur cuaet or
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Blanket, the
luountaiii us».
Gloves
Oifords
Our stick was a little lal« in «nm.
Mrti'g rrirvlrvr gauntlet (Hoir«
mg >■■ luit is complete now
A little •VO
mor» «tile and a little more quality
A g»««l Glove with h«>r«ehide |>«lm
in all th« nutnlwrs
Don’t fail t..
. ■ ml g>M»t rut! am) h«ck $1 .OO.
nor Patent U 41 Ot fords fur lados al
Boxee new driving Oluvwin br»»yn,
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MENTION.
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U in Young » hi in Albany Wnlu»».
<la* liailili», after liu.inaa» inattrr».
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Ht.«p at the f’«ifv ( orttwr nnd get an
<»y«ter cm kt «il frrdt nnd A So I
A E. Kamlall r»turu«nl from a boai-
AH k Hi I« <d i tra»« Serti». c‘«>%rr S< ed.
n>-»« Oij> to t'orvallia Monday ni<>rni> < An i (hl M«*vil nt W «»«rIv '• Itnwr y.
Win Sim», of ■'toil.I., ba* 1«M«n »|*> k |.
itrar id mind T hk Vitwi tlutm all man­
In/ thia wwk viaitii < bom, fultea in thi. ner -4 j h w<»rk quickly and I r rra«.»ti.
city.
• bis» pricer.
tlnnrya P «Varner, of th» s«n> Mill«
in* t'o. waa an AitiAiiy tiallur on Mun­
day.
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Morri. this w«ek.
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II D Lamlon, the l^*liar<>n niarhin-
(at, w at on « ur »tr. eta la.I I r ..lav ,rr»i
In* bl* Scio frirnil»
b »n -»«ir F»rtb hwAtl *»f I gh grade
4ttgt»ra «••we. Inquire uf > F Xyartt,
>rio. Orrg«*h.
M ben In Albany, VI» t the »lore nt
< hirl«*« Knwcht nhd •«•«* the real 5, l*i
«iwl láirnl t‘Gii|trrw
Cini». Wrwly hne met put *n n fuU
hl»r of picture imHl'tfi gw, haudvt'me in
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CH » SOI s in N.I* Nvtlt 1)1 I I .
IfDfx rtant
Clarence Rex went over io Albany
See (hr "Xrv. r-Fail” <hl Can« nt Wr».
Tu> ml ,y < veuin* to lo- h af'er inatt r. rh • <»r»«'rrv
Th«*v hav«* n«> equal
pertainiti* lo th- •• it In.* up of hia fa- I Givm yira un 3) day«* trial (rev.
ilier'a bu.in<
affairs.
K»»lk Olive#, 1'irklrd Herring. Salt
N I Morrison and Fr*.] (L-.lfellow, Salmon, H«*nrlow C«»ltl»h, «wert. n»iur
of B in u l*-u, «> re down Tiiemiay look- and Did Pirk Ir», al w rwalv’• Griwvrv.
in* after tMisine-s matters. Mr Morri-
IV » rime mid iCuwline will renmvr iron
»on ha» a Ixisineea project iii iiiinil tliai.
t u
if carried out, will lie <>( tunslderable m*t, ink anti a I other •!»« - tr • n
importance to Hcio
V« e aie not al lib­ n«‘d hm*n «*l«*th«. « r ink <r«»n> paper
F«»r »nie, only, by K J Mi K ili or
erty vet tu iliseloer II« nature but • ill
Simply sat, areal endings o.ten result
Yo’i r«n give v« tir friend» n<> fa tter
from »mail beginnings.
•dvicr than lo rvommr'd
lllckort
Thia week Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott Bark C ugh Rrmrd) f’*r all rough» and
For «ale
ami Janie« Ablmtt a rived Ix-nie from «st hi«. Sure tore’ Sure pure
up tne C»li|H<>ia mountain wagun road, by dealer« ever) w fiere, ami E C. Peery,
where they ba.etieeii etnpl >yed during Scio, Or.
the pa>t summer
The mad is not yet
¥<»ti may rat Turkey any «lav in tie
cooif-leted to the mines. By tn« time it >ear—if you have theprite
You will
is completed, the ei|»nae will nut m<»a have ihr price if vou h»vr*t in « *a<«
l-'h'.lUO very far—iu«l al»>n ten tii e- mining c«>mpanv. Stock ia only LV a
tlie tirat eatiniated Cost
About s week wharu in the l.«-r Comwfock Mi n>g
tiefurr they came out, Mrs Ablaitt killed Company, Po»totfi<e Box 2frM. Rhyolite.
a tine large buck, a feat of wiilcli .be ia Nevada
quite proud.
Mirkorv Hark C**ugh lieti edv, made
bi the llickori Ifark Krined) C«*.. uf
THE LI lx'I loss.
'»aleni. Or., guarà .t»i«| to fa» pur»*,
guaranteed to cure unir t*«>ugh. or monrv
Elections were held in twelve stat»« re(iin<ird- <«u ranteed to mak«* a friend
of you. For «afa bv E C. I’evrv, S« io,
and u numlx-r uf cities nn Ttm«<lay.
Or., and !ir«it-< faiui dealer« everywhere.
I’rolmbly tim Han Francisco election
J. E. Bilvru. <>( Uliveti lh-n, ha.
excittd mure inleri-st in tills «tali* tlisn
Uuiglit a •ma l l»«ly of Santiam bottoni
tbs. of any other localit«*. There were lami orar thè S I’. brid«« un »he South
three priocipal ticket« — Republiiau, kantiani wliere llir tt uoilburii*- pruni
11 ile cn«ara. ami la no» nu>v>u«
Union lalair and Democratic <■ ««I Gov-
»bervi«’
The prici- |>au| »u |»«>) |>er
eminent tickets
Mamr Taylor wa« a
«u »e. Mr Bilieu inti'inie tu eugage in
candidate on lhe latter ticket ami ap­ pototu raiauitf eit«*haive|v.
pears tu have won out bi a plurally of
F. * tielUm, of Si. John», «a» in Al*
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District Attorney l.a<i*duii is re­
I tiany Momlay, •> ya thè IXiiu.-rat. on
elected by a majority <>/ I1.*, (X*.
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«»p hi«
hia way tu S-iti |«j
In New York, lleareii.m is lanlly I beai 11 «e. A. I** left Sc»u un Mutilai,
anowed under. In New York city, the thè IXit.iM'rat was pmltably mitad in
Deiiua-ratic ticket defeated the Republi­ Hit* »latrili« nt
Mr. * hr I to Ute« simply
can lii-arst turion by « large majority
louki> « after Impilivi« malfar« at rhe
Kentucky, for the first time in her 1 * ounly mal. He will go U» >1 Job ht
history, appears to I are elected tire en
later.
tin- Republ ean Hi ket.
Thr l'ortlami <
n Journal »houli!
Mayor Tom Johnson was elected
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W‘aaliinift>>n
c< rrea
mayor of Cleveland, Uhiu, fur the fourth inatrurt
time, ii»(ewiinz l'on*ree>iiian Burtoi . IMoolriit t<> te* noi •» r» ritma fo
Benjamin
This tiidit, in a measure, wa« lm.ki-1 up­ ataluig liialurical evvnl».
on a- a Briau-R-*«eiell mutest Mayor llarrtaon waa preahlent in iH’ki, ami n>>t
Johnson ws« Mr. Bryan*« ca> ill* ate, VI llliarn M< Kinlry, a» thi» rvrr»»pr>«Hl-
NL Kmlev •«« tlr»t «-ir,*t«-<l
an>! < utigreaamun Burton, it I« umlet- rut atatrii
«toid, accepted the mayoralty n inini- m IH'.»» All thè aaine, T ua Nawa lirart-
lion at the e«|> ciai request <>( the preei- ilv nuicur» wilh ih. •entiiiiriit ri*
dent.
I prvMied
i haiig« « <d
time on
iFy
fa> itlirri* I’aiiftc hit«« in Orvguti will lw-
vutiirrfY ctiiv Nuirinfa’f 10. 11=«»*»ha»'a
riitPA*««. » thf*r»gh <?»•.!*. 1- *fan F»..i -
t imvo frutu I’ortfaiid, will l*r fak« u ntt
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|>levu|ive.
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MensClothing
MOUSE
$15-00 VALUE
SHOES
For Women
$15.00 VALUE
Men’s dark gray check
wool Suit, '.’.Mi” pattern
Wmtien* n hlatk all-wool
three - quarter
length
«‘out, tilth firm black
MUteuli lining, black Vel­
vet collar. Th it» ycai »
sleeve, B inch black cuff
trimmej with twovelvet
buttons ami V-diapeti
inlain bln k velvet,only
★ 5^
$10.00
513.50 VALUE
Meii’it iLirk gray wool
Suit clothing, a rare
bargain while they lant
niHt5E SHOES art the SraafaU for
$9.65
dj Mra'i Foot wear
Fhrv art made Io
ercry JcUrakk kaihc
to Uy Io Out
art right «g to tbc mln»U.
Thm arc maar
poinli of «ogoiottlT io tk< looitriKtioo of
S16.50 VALUE
WH1TF HOUSE SHOES. ooUMy
Men’s wool Suits, strong
lining,thoroughly tiititiv,
retllleeti to
S12.50 VALUE
$lo ini . suini ami |S,50
Men s Suits ut following
(»rices:
S9.00, S7.00, $6.00. $5.50
$10.00
Your «ort*» have been aakintf
$15.00 for sama roihìh .
Made on Right and I eft Pattern«
BO (h it th
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1 -i| .AL th natu*
tai cunt* ur uf the feet
Counters an* »mwlded with great
vare to 1 it natural shape of the
human heel, thereby preventing
the heel from »hprlny up and dow n
in the >h«»c
I he heefa are made rfaht and lelt
whkh keep* them from rur.nmg
$12.70
$14.50 VALdt.
over
We Will Tell You More
When You Call
EGGS.
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latiiieN* light gray wool
« nut, with a red pill
Ntri|>e<l iliiigonully cut,
ilivittlble pocket, Velvet
collar, 5-inch velvet cuff,
u tla’NV. Anyone could
be proud to be the
pnNHenHor
$10.25
DOZEN
G. D. 1rROTTER, BW gto °S
Nitric!: KiR PUBLICATION
i M r> i> gx at »:« L ami or»ich
ihr Cabf**rnfa r«»n ami * ill «»prra • fa •
liiriimt t. tireaim, Helot». ». t**T
twr n Purlland and R*»*rh»»rg only
V.it. e I« her. ’.i <|ie<, th«> n,,.
«-ire
Ihlaw ll grt'xiKlv Impriavw lb« «rnkr » It h t hr pF» ■» !•♦••»»• <»f Ihr » a I »»I I t« >g d a « <»f
” • • ■ t* * > »»' I* .* 1
% •» net f«»r 11
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■ ? tlmbr- Latt i« in lb»’ •*•*!*♦« »»f < alih»mltt. i>rr
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Ygpln
and
Wa«hi>-gt<-n
r«r«(*t<y.
a«
»ill <t «way with the moriMi g train tu
. • i mb d •»» «H it •' «mMIc -and »f*ir» bv a< * «»t
'tigti«t « iw.’, t at”!-'»»' p Nptagiw- t.f l»u*
( alifor* ia.
<*a» raunt) *tf \ «n Hum«, «tat* of Ml- hlgan
Tht« ia «aid !•> la» in the p«ibl c inter- waa th « Ub> illvd 1*« » ht«»»’h«r Itrr »««»rii «'air
thr parcha*«* «•( »hr til* nt
»••(, h- Wficr, 1» r tram No II. iravmg m«’» t S»» q If . fnt
lb ¡I • r : « Mücmrlir turn
Portland dadv i 4 15 a in •<•*♦ arriv­ lian «lid wit: «int’t twtatf t«>ah « that tin Ian I
ing l‘«rr at 12 20 p m . ha« never Itevn *••• gh« »• Rittir >aht«l> •» f«tr It« tttttiwf nt »'onr
• han (of agr I- mt »«nal pt« »>»»•«-• and ft* «*«<ai>
a lav rite with paa»wt.gera
hrr < a¡m '«» «ai I • an I tari«»«'* the KrglMar
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11 grill IttMtt |L»-* t>uri al I 4» a «ml Hrrriv« at p«»r f land, ’ >rrw«»tt. «»•» Ft lúa).
m , arriving here ah ut I .10 p. in. I rain Ihr lath dai «>f I•nriiil*i. !> 7
«>•• t ain • a« wt'm«*«
I I* «nraií«r. of
Vo. |1 wdl **rri»r It re «fault the «iinr
igln, nrrgun t«a«ld >-Iga« nt Iho’lai 4, i »rv
time a* the pm ent •« hrdmr, •« it lravr> g»»t» . frank king of Ptutiaml. Oregon; Frr»l
PtiFlfand at ihe »ainr litlw»
Th»« trail < ba|>tt»an «if Portland <»rrgx» ».
Any a I all ¡«rr»m*« «talmin« a<Brr*rl> l iw»
will n* * «»Illy run to R<*A«t»urx «n<l will a*lr*rr»ta-«1
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It errf*»rv, ram no «It» er, ind 2 ‘ n «n* hs'lr Halm« in tbl« nglwron or brf«»rr «ahi iJth
ut«*« will fa» alh>Wf-d hi tin« «tli (uf *iay ut I**«'ui’wr i*-
XI Uf.RMDi g. hKfMf.K,
.UiM*h
1 ram N«> 14. •’«•• a < ahl«»rni
KrglAlrr
tram. « Ul leave A ah la nd al H 10 a in
FlrWf !»nbllmn«»n oritilwf t i«a>,
¡4g«t ¡Hii>litalbm laa«-mt«r 4. Iwf?
anil will arrive here afantl 7 hhi'ili* k
Hi the evrhlllH-
< >n the !-*4>ai»<»n brai cli, train N«> flO
will, alter November 10, le w Vllmni
al 12 3 < i». H-
It n«*w leave« at 1 4.S |>
Traiai II aad 11 *i»l < m imm ■ ■
tl.i« l ram xt \
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I hr Itme id train Nn 17 on the main
linr of the S uthrrn Fa» itr . a ill l»r
Iriqfthvnrd 10 tninutr« between Ifarri«-
burx ai'd (.'«»tta*f« Grove
train No 6.’,
on the Irlumon bra «h. will lr>*vr Al*
In Nevadas Kirli Gol I Eieklt»
t»anv at H Uf> inalead «4 7 .V»
I*rain No
fa>. on the Allwuy
iitgfield branch,
will Irave Altmi v at 1 •»» p in in«ira«i
Y mi <aa titrait '¡at oealtb tram
of M p. ni, aa at |>rr« nt, arrivii ¡( at
tbt earth tad rtmaia -i noau
^pringtirld al 4 3> p. in inatrad «»( IO:M
1» m
riii« chaiig«» 1« ma«lr at th»- aoh-
citation of patron« •( the U<ixlburn-
Hpnng field brand
Albany ll«rald.
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HOW ABOUT THAT COAT
ever /arrietl before
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BOYS
Go Mining
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S3.M I« $17.50
Will Accept Yaa As a Partner
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You only buv
M«k, ai«<l get
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£ OVERCOATS
Lee Comstock Mining Co.
TO kt ASK I hl Wl>.
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For Winter?
Why Not
Get Rich
Linn county ia to have the third lar-
grat apple on hard in Oregon
A Port-
land cdiih any, uf which Chrxfar K Par-
vin is anper id tendent, haw «retired 3«M)
«< r»a of fruit land« in the aouth part of
rhe c< unty, in the neighbor ho* >d ••( Twin
Butte«, and will plan* theaame I«» aland*
aril varieties ut apple*
Kv|iublk'an» have been elected In New ’
llu I ar >p st orchard 44i> a< re«— in at
York,
Pennsylvania
Masaachueetu,
CATHOLIC SERVICES.
M«s|f.»r«|
Th«*
f»nv| largrai 1» the M.
Kentucky and Nebraska
IVtimcrats,
(> I nahi I ii «' orchard, near I. fayettr,
elect in New Jersey, New York city. '
Yamhill county, ami rutieiete «»f
Rhode Island, Maryland, Mississippi,
Quite a g'-»l wu lienrv grertrai F ither acres
The l.inn countv ott hard >>ll
UlvVelai.d, Ohio, and ben Francisco.
14im», Ian I Bunday, at Ue«H*lv A C in liave
a< re* uf tree» *et mit thia win­
bad, who came over to conduct r Lgioua ter, and the other hundred next winter.
T ook a spin
•efvicw
Father lanr arrived at II 3»
<«( a KI>IA.S m ’ male
• mi gaie hi« audienrr • plea ran I greet­
KivrirF « HFKFRV
THet in wttr.
A. J llevaney’s family buggy burse ing at hr paiierd to the altar
au«n*r OÍ • • Grr of the <‘«»<iniy t «»urt nt Ihu
tiatr
ni
nfegm
fot
I.Inn
txiunly.
ti»u lr atwl
SS eft standii g m the street« Wed.
After preparing hinittdf with the •urrrawj «>1 ira-nrd »Ml hr ti. «I» . t»( i H-t br|
n«*day morning >11 the north «nle
Be
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lw*7
iMMlaing
situ
ilcrllWtItg
tf.r Ui»
proper vretttienUi, arranging crucifix,
i|4»r«ign«»>! x nr’iiau nt » h« ¡«pinn •»»<! •»late *«t
in* hooked to the iniegy and think ng altar doth, etc.. Father I .an* explained uru.-gr
K« ’• i |o«bl¡ K Irt
IN I .» ri »I
it waslltna to nn.ve. the horse proc, ed (hr •ignittcrnre of vevtmrnta. bum* Hai»» H a ’c> wnl Jt-wph K a U* t <nli»nr■. «•> «rii
• hr ml m W**1«* Itrhnightg in ««Id minr-« Io
e ■ to get busy. In llm i ff rt of a num­ iitg candle«, etc., after
which
the wll
undr. lde-1
«ctrnih H-ii mirtei in
ber U> stop turn, lie was caused to make •rrvn e proper, a very praclicai »erm mi , a» Ihr
I to tfw «»»ufh had of ihr n««nh« <• (nar’rr
several turns un the n rth side Iwtore be and the celebration <»i I igh ma»« a a» ef Vex tUMi iwenty.« Igti. in r<tw>»«hip «# mvui I i .
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.W1< •”»«• » »*-* nt thr WCUmetl« M*-»r-1lAH
started tu ireali asenaalnu on the colli meni «ni.
’r-J«”« nnd
«a r i etmialwiag
mr.. waa»a«>s rtf
• 1B >■
Oreg«*«
hi) acre«, niuc or
ih«* e-riuon Up«m t e eilhject Uf
’ ihr Ir»» 1. In
Llwn
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-T vouniy. <»rr<»»n
¿“3
south side of the bridge
As he crossed
rherefo.e. " Oti -
Monday.
f»»e llth »lay of Mo
Church ami tb» Workingni in,** wa» au
•
A l> I»*?. •< tn« hour nt oor o clock
the bridge. Mr Philllppi.muUi4eil.gai» rtrn phfii alluu of prat icai (ìirial army, yraabrr.
. J,' _ _J «»I ’ in a* u.r pr- t * • »
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chare. Turning soUtn oil Water street, tight II»III», leu . aly ami ut>ruht«n.u»* abnu^flir titli«»« ttorlhna-fer > tr tu act«*, tn
Inn «wvunly, «lr*-gon. I «rill «ail al th« rl«bt.
the now frightened animal thought the oe-a, a." («rea ut-ri pi a plraamg force
I iff I* , inittrv«! a«'l «wia'* of «aid minor«, tn and
barn at the east end uf the street was lui manner. Itone vii only full««« thè lo'hr
a r»vr lrnr«|tja»t rrw) r«f«o . al public
the tiesl place for him lo lie. but on the pre« pt«
>t» aa
tanghi by the
MR taught
th«- Revrrwml
Reverend Fa- «Inn t«» the high--«« bnid r. h rtwh in Eo» l at
(her.
h*
will
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hauul-r
ami
l*ttrr
IbatlmaiJ
•»* in pwrwuanc* nt w»il ur<l««r
toad, a pass wav lea un* d wn into the
• nd Araooiln« lo h»w.
cool eaters of Thomas creek luuked .n- citiseu llierebv.
1RA ■ TMKX1 K
l<cin*. Anyway, he warned sillier a
Must excellent music was furnished (•uanlian « f U m » tvnnfl and k« a>e« nt wald
utinora
drink or a Balli, lie was n<*< particular bv a choir c<>iii(««ial of Miaaaa Agnes
w H qu«k> bm Attornry for Guanlian
which. Alter b< log ciia ed up lhe chan­ Cain, Roee MtuTia, Agnes ami Emma
nel ol the creek lor low yards, he con- Wesely. ami Messrs R.ger t ain ai.d E
Muded tl e run hud ces«ed to be «fort, C. Peery. Father faine tlmught the
NOTICE FOR ITdlJt A I ¡ON
and suffered himself to beciugtn. No music so g*«"l that he could not lu lp
VNITK» »TATM I.AMI» OFFK X.
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Portland. Oregon. * pfrmbrr >•. ¡ed I
particular damage re-ulted.
but io publicly compliment the singers.
Mr
tier
t«
herefiy
gitrn
that
tn
rompliawce
A st»«! plan, hereafter, will tie to lie The inu-ic
difficult, but was ren­ With la • pnvtewwi» of th« act of < n-m*— nt
up when you leave this equine who dered withuu fault from start to fluisti. June IfTt. rntlth-d "An art fo the ««)eo<
’r« ■
M ( < a.'lfornia,
thinks he is a ra<ehorse, winch be isn’t,
Father lan e sla’eil
that services timber
iimusr land«
i«n is in lhe
urn nta
-is'es
am.,mia. ore
would be hAld hereafter regui.rh on the
s^’^L.
Andy.
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_All he p «I» ’r an I «fateih
a . t i.f
I tir.t Sumlay in each tnonlh, ami that it Aliga«? 1. ieri. I»ronnrd J Imtterly ni l'oct
waa pur|m>eil tn erect a church building la» ? counfy of MalinnWBah. aiate nt <n»*gr»n
CARD OF THANKS.
da » mia <iay flied in ihl-ofk» tei« «wom «rat«
in thia city next year.
tomi Mn
for thè pun hni of thè ne , of
n»»‘,«fBec M, f p IV «, r I» W II lamette meri
dia»
and
wtll
<»6Vr
pr»«»f lo «h<>w t hai tl»e ¡end
Wr aiali to publicly tender our m<«t
A SPECIAL SCBSCRfPIIO-k COM e>ugbt 1« more » aiuablr far li« lim'irr or «Inno
heartfelt thank, to our neghl»rs atul
than
K»r
aarlctilturai
purpcwe-. an I lo «Mitab-
BINATION.
)t»li hi« rialtn in «aid «and Udore thè M«jfl«'er
friend, for tlmir kindly attention and
and
Receiver
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Poi
Iland.
Oregon, nn rhure
ayaipatl y during the stekneaa and death
dai
ho» Ih»;
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of ■ Uf bualwu.d and father.
T h * “urtili News is now pre|«nM
n« name. ■• wlim *•
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Mas. A J Rai(
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to receive »ubecriptions for the Altieri-
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Und. «»regi»!
CixaBkca *wn Eaxuv Rax.
» Kfnnrf. of bill < dir ore«-.»
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can Farmer of In-llanap >lis, Indiana.
Aaygnd <«> par •»»«»• ria talng ad ver «ly thè
in c.>iine<lion with Tn« Naas, at <he aimve-teer rtOO«! land« are rwneea ad tu fila
PAY OP.
thè ir ria Ita« la ’ bf« ngtoe ow or bufere «aid uh
price uf Tua News, - nli II.So a year.
«lay of lA«e»a'«ar iO'T
The American Farme' is a 31 page
ALUKRNOM g. hftHMF.R.
Regtetar.
I ‘leaign elo-ing uni my buteher basì montldv journal, filled with natter«
ne«e bi a Ti ry short lime, and il is uec- pertaining to farming, ami with horse,
»•-ary tur gvery persoli knowing tliem- cattle, sheep, aw me, p uiltry and d ir>
POR SALP.
selve» indebted tu my shop lo cume fui ' departmenla.
The puultry departiuent
wvrd Inni edlv’ely and «etti» thè «aiu» al<-nr* 1« nell worln ili» «ulw« riptm.i
,
A word lo thè wi«e li enfft-tent.
'a-keil
Cali a. line ' (tue a id 411 sani
A mbiwr-tira t.n^» ami mt of ilnrl«
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LADIES
COATS
Extra «Special T m S kvwnvmm %Q'a
While It had l*ru fr|ar ted on «»U>
•trerta fur the past we.k or two tha
Ccinra • A ar» m J Hex wa» ai k am
Confined tu hi« home, It wa« not re|»ort
rd that the »n km «• would revolt fatalh
The en«l came |**rfully «*n saiunla»
morning, Nu%euilwr 2 Th» «••»•• «4 hu
death to attributable lu hi. setvice u
the army during the mil war
Aar.Mi J H«-t w » fa ru hi Nhuisilla
Ohl*», on February 24, fall, makin. hi
age at the lime of d ath, tM y» ara. >
month« a»*<t M dav». Ila »nil from Olii.
U> Chicago m IHt>4. ami there etih«»ird it
the Mit« III« cavalrv, iu abh h r«*gtuirt><
he amed until ihr end u> the war
Hetliridiig to Ohio alter hie di«« harg«
fr> m *h»-arit y. hr waa mam. «I in I m ».
to ffcri.r h 'Xafa’lh >c»»ll
Kenvir»
froh» Ohio l»> Mi-woin it I mim , a» J tw
rear« thrivalivr tu h .n»a«, i « i » haä i »
Xrw Mrxicu and from iLerv tu Cali
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vuiil ID Urti IO rratdr. Hr 1‘**« lw*MI en
g «¡fed in the harh«-« b'inn«’«* ‘n Me a
•inre I« 3.
( mradr R«i »1« the father oí Ho
children, Itiirr datftifar , *>l uf * a turn
ar« tira«' a> 4 Ittu Sunn. (’farmer a»M.
!*rn*«l, who togrthi'P with tb«Mr niolhmf,
live in >< I«». A* a cttia n ami fai» ine*
liiaii ( fiiralr Kri w »• quiet hd 4 Hu«»
•unni if
*• a i.eighfair, >'l»htfihir, •* *
husiMtml aiid faibrr. kind aid affi
Donate«
The funeral «• me» • •«•re held at 2 p
H* at ihr lfapti«t »Lurch <>n Monda)
Kev. <’ .* p fry, of Hn»w e.ille, co
durtrd the servir»»
H) requvM, * un»
rad*« Barite«, B-trhatn, M >• - G-
t ♦«r|n,t>t» r aii’l Duggei aw« rd *» »»uv«
)*alH*rarrr«, »ltd lai I a*«*» all that *«•
iimrt »» I ibeif departed * • mra.l«*
*
lew dollars* wur'h of
in un Iba «round floor
♦ ♦ ♦
SEND 15c /\ SHARE
and gat a block
of atoch that may
AND
Turn Cents Into Dollar*
In ■ few sveeks
♦ ♦ ♦
LEE COMSTOCK MINING CO.
COATS
P. O. B->« 2*>H, Rhyi lite, Nev.
' I ’. L. DUGGER
$4.00 to $15.50
Noturn Public
[le da, M"rtgige« ami Pen«lon
V u< h»ra i-arefully wriiteu and
H< K II « l 1^! I
I ..■>•■• ,
trait« etc, prepared.
Hout’i
ut bridgi , al iHsMavTtAM v«wa
office.
If vou need one. call in
nell it you < li. <toer than you
OKEGON
MIO.
W. F. JONES
hu <I
<1
»et» ua.
We will
buy ri*'- m I hth
Wesely & Cain
Dealers in Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings
VETERINARIAN
OfThe Albany Biabira.
IV lb Phone«. 34
ALBANY. OREGON
NEW
I OR SALE.
Fifteen Iona cf baled hsy and 20 enrds
of peeled Ür polea.
V. ( Latra*.
SPECIAL SALE
NOW ON
Wr »i.l offrr our entire line of bag*
«ir. al lai-tory prl -r. after Novenilw-r 1.
Non la ihr lime lo r>uy.
Yuurt, for b laìnraa.
Cuta
W mv LX.
An .«twl*»«**! «M».^in»‘lrr nt Chinana
nir-llcb «W, •>■«■«■!« wi Hi- lata Hiw.g wn
Ton», of Ohinx. orvgnn. ’• now prv|wrw>l In
I tnrnl.il Chin»«» nu-lirlnaa io all Th» «niter
rrminm-n I- him in • fiiaranl«-«. ^’1«
l.rlhm < nil 1« wri*» him al »O 111 W^at
»*
Albany, ma,«».
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SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR
SAE
OR
EXCHANGE
Old books with backs on and no leaves tom out,
receivefl at Exchange Price till December 31, 1907
School Bonka will not be sold or exchanged for
credit Please do not aak ua to open an account
aa we muat refuse you
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