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A gessi SB. gray wool B anket, the e
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cream and other hghl abades, very
appropriate fur outing.
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Our stock wm a litlle late in com-
Men'a reindeer gauntisi tiknea,
in bot is cotuplete nuw
A llttle •1-80.
m*»r» style and a little mors qnality
A g'.sft.love wiih hor»eiii.ie |Miini
in al) the i.Umbrr»
Dun't fad t" «e.i and g al .uff ami back. >1.00.
nur Patent Colt Orford« für iadiae al
*■ me uew driving tiluvrsin brown,
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Anti*Hain IHiie r«4t«v« pain I
A lull line ol
Cain's.
jewelry at
We«ely A
BREVITIES,
wowwowewwwo
f**r headache |>v Mil»« Anti-Pain mia
I inn county*« tat leiy thia year ia »
mill«, I mill Irei than last year.
All kinds uf gra«« «*-««1 clover • rrd
Ia<wv« your order with Claudia Mc-
land plaster, etc., for caah only, at Wr*
Knighl for the tt’egon Journal os Bar-
Bly's litm-ery
gaii day, Feb.. 4, "16
Alban» la to have a shingle mill es
You can give your friend« no lw>ttrr
tablished in that city with a cap icily u
advice than to rw-omnu n f Hickory
«•.OU per day.
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Bark Cough RoBtaelv for all soughs and
J. F. W ready nil luiy all your dree«e-l
M H Ci»<t and W. J. Bilyeu cans
!i ‘ga an I veal of ca«h
Call him up «>n
over fn ni Alton» on mot» fay morning'«
the pii -tie .jeforw y .1 are roe ly to -ell,
Hain
hul' line of I ill, ’« an t Pni««lan elork
SOD »VILI E I1L.MS
and ¡«"litre rrm.<li>-«, .»«ter alo it, b>mr,
grit, oil luee and >. hl k I *d 1 We-ely'r
Prv»i*lerit Geddl«, during : »pel rs- Gr,«-erv
There i*
erviae», «»n a rwvnl m iriiing, . .p ic >t
a vi»’t to th- cite .if H«iu. her < delightful 3tt*Uh wil
homes, and h"-|>il«M* people ■ . <M the
county fair, tempera c»- and e ulv-r fea-
tnr« « that make it a deeirabl« place in
tn* roy
w hi« h pi live.
i*»r
Mr«. Ch IM i« vi«iting her father
his 'i'l' Citv borne, Ite, Mr Pntx.
d that -herif!
A E i.vdrnl
I -avi» nt ut th «
l-r
ad d |L
The
SB w
N<
ti’r I
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Und
very sick.
il I me*. «hi<iiff «•I I
». Il.kll' Im« U-e .» % j*
J -I 1rs
d th.»
two w« k», dtji-i
V’ i<dm* day n, >r mg
Our new athvlv't><•
I- proving to tie the
right place.
Ni-arl ru‘. >ngu ti
a, ntwvl for a ■ llu-g
I he *t "i<
1» «re ill Lai k fro
> scat >n trip
h
tie
O r wa ah t lu > w II ih-liate
l' i i. "
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ILikrt
mir men liant ani family ,
Mr.
•|>eiit tlie Imlni vs 1 1 C »rv tills.
Mr. Muidgrasa ha« rwtnrne«l from thv
mou tain« where he bad been er nauw
and ha» eurolird in the buimw* depart
ment of tne college
The Crow fad Grang-
flourish viaoroualy.
Continue« b>
.Mi«» Kern« ia ou a vi»it to ”Old Yam
hill.”
Rev
Boyles of tbe Presbyterian
church ami Kev Burn« of the Evange
lical ehnren w'H hold a protracted meet
ing, tiegiurimg January 5th.
Mr Bruer is home Goin the h^cging 1
camp«.
The Italian wool chopper« have been
discharged and gone to Portland
Rev. Cajriiwall and wife el pact to e><
to a warmer clime Io live, perhepe nell
•umuier. They are good ciliaeua.
Mr. E. Cooper haa returned from
Portland and will complete the bueiiieaa
course.
Mr. Haleonr prophet and money se«-r
eave we have uot «eeu the worst ot the
I has <•.»•«, who I« cull One to h<
n«in with a latai iimludi, »as moie*i U>
town M- 1 day morning, in uni.
- oarer a jih.aii'ian
11*- «ist r
U alMii Il
liim.
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Neat »el ur.tay i« tb« «Uta ul th.- an'
uiial iU’*e ling ol tbe -Hit-.» «leva amt Agri
cultural heir a»-**, tail hi
It 1« m >et de-
•Haute Inal evury mourner ul ttiva«~a'ia-
tmu snail i»< preaoui. Mur nr*i Fair i«
pru.iuumud uy all a brilliant auvveos
1 lie util, or» ami director« eurkud to-
geluor UarlUumuMly fur lliu purpo«. uf
uri..gi.ig ab-jitl that suecea«. Let u«
hope lliu ins ixiard ul offleir« will work
a« imiuatriuualy aud barmuuiuuaiy lor
the lair thia year as dl 1 J10 u.d board.
.Not more .liau une-liaif tm> Work will
be required ul IM ,.ew board, that tlie
Mid Uuw »** vuiupeliul io du. Hu with a
liariuuuioUa uuw u isrd ul u.ti er« wuu
ani take hold uf Hie work with euergy,
uiu uutiuok lor the coming Fair ia
moat promising
l ue dalae «ut aumtld
Ue aUout tue ui «1 coiivemout limaprac-
mable and lliu iucrea«»l amount offer-
od. iu premiums, «tiuui i uisaa the Cu lu
mg fair an immemo auccoaa
tare
•liuuid tm used in «eiecung tlie uew
management, tur tile SUi.eaa ol tn« lair
deprud« uulireiy mu lliu board ut mau
agera
hard time«.
lite Capi lui Journal, ul iaal Friday,
Prof. Bosd, one of the instructor in
«UtlR-Mle«
VYWU * UvlKT AltU mule ei
the lugli school, Eugene, »pent the holi
peu«iYv luti« muYsraily U iau ne nuw
day» iu town.
uaW. il wmu «U «U a J imc U ìim J, deu lai
Mias Daigle, who is known to many
•uà ì «« ba < uvpariiuvHUi u# lue turni uiu ha
of the old settlers in tlie Forks ol the
ab vu lw irw- iuo Juu. imi
g »
Nantiam, is spending the • iniir in low 11
luiluvr «uu aU4
i - u » v m I «Mi
Mr Webster Jour« etili t» acltee at dia ii|)Uuiiadud hwu
halu gr »4-
Berlin, with appro»«.! «u..«-s
U*»la, »iittti iHii .**« m wiit'gtf, aiUi llJOJ
I he Chn«’ma« tr.v wm a euperborir Lv p4^ G ì "
Ubili UU 4 au L8U MaRtl
su i well lille.1.
in l’U»i.4-!>»
il 11 t< «•' .4
l»»
We are egpvcting
electriu line to HAd Uu u«all«*lw. I I m * lartunrB ijh | u <•*>*
head tin« way Iroui Por .lami, through mii>g vi*» U» 4o uul i<> w«irk hi L «ur*
l*ef day U> «aru Atubif lu »uppni tu
llicliard««m gap-
I K f
AL.
«liimiMua ut ibi« viiwiadai.
><* r
B.uitwr
livl^t, <ju yuu •upjA»«»'
wtaiiv «Nim
a \ m al mi I IIVI
mivmr
vA-r», ». • ,;i - . t
fé V ) ; B.
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repirt o
I* made
tu«-tn* «■
would charge tlivir j Unni« or Likiiii
one ceul le«w micaua« 4 Miv Irvv »«io*
iMumi the «tale h*
Ctteurf
utl
know Utey would sot. Yuti bu«)W, ai*»,
tbut proievai-Jiiai Un n, «MtUMkiad tu U h «
way, without cwt uy L àjviihm <| v»*«t «Ht
lvi>'vCltl«4 IIIVH
never make tlm at
that um L« mark» in th** il »»ride
iMtioh would be MO < b ap lo Hiwire
time ugh in- nlal tftluru Why, Hmthar
11 ie>, would « ■ * Miti I « lUMo lut iH«b
li.e < a-i •»i n lor d IU«*il *i l'tl-l 'hb, «••
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lie-» « i r ri U m lai«* a. ru .• ir hu Jri*
U«»li |»«i »M J* »I ualti; repot aa ite «
lh'« m- t •• * I y. imi neglect Li Jo this, frrsou • ilh l>>e lemalne ol tbe late Ai-
A It ¡'BILL, Free
berti. Loie, ia-» 1 iiuraday evening, it
a. Nee’v.
wa» llioUibl be-1 tu poatpon» tie d ial
ob«* <|mee, I* tii
Io,low mg nioruing
MRAYFD OK Sr.MJiN.
wlien the lu >er.il av-urroii aa bad been
Btraved or etoieu I* no paatere <4 previ->ualy arramted.
P. M Ncniegiu, 3 mil«« «Ml of I^haaow,
At IO A. M the Chnetain chnrvb wa>
a black a ding eith owe bia k km«, be fllleil with the ratal I roe ami friends tu
tween two and three yrare old. Inform pay the leal «ad at-l ul love a<xj respect
ation leading t*> his recovery will be re- Io a former citisrn, w I hmo tragic ileatii
ward*!.
Add'eae or call on either wa« a shuck to th« entire c< rnmtiuitv.
C. J Woltiraor P -M Nerwggbi, Leban
Rev. Martin of Ntaytofi cutxluctMi a
short and moat appropriate funeral
on, Ore.
» rvdee.
The Maws office da
Th« keynote uf theaerm'-n “We Ihni'f
printing in good style
Kuow," as a nulled lu tbe auduen dosili,
was verv apt- Nor did Kev. Martin
consider tbe tragedy aa an act of Divine
Providence, but that God was love and
the striking down so suddenly of tbe
husdand, father and eou, could not be
the wish of a loving Divine Father.
Al the couc 1 u « um > ol the short funeral
service, aud lbs friends had taken a
last look at their loved ue ghbur and
fell wcitiaen, the CBaket wm ci-eed and
b'urubya half d»wn of hia aaeuciala
railwav employe«, all that wm mortal
of Albert L. Cole was placed la the
tomb.
P«rha|U. II Albert had been placed In
the hoepital at Kooeburg and there
oierat«*! upon, instead uf taking him to
Portland ami delaying the | roper dreeo-
Ina oi i.to injuries lor Ilf hours, tie might
now tw living
This wu do n t n»r can
not m w know. Yet, Irvm all that wo
can learn, there w«u a «ad btinglu from
start to ttniah
A competent pliyaidan
al K.Mlmrg, might have managed mal
tuna difl.reullv. But, then, w« li m't
know.
The railway employ««, all from
bnrg, pre«ent were Mr. and Mrs. B F.
Rusnell, Mr ami Mrs. G. Huffington
aud Meear». A. J Risley, J. T. Bratt'xi,
T. leister, J. F Plelfler, II. D Kvan
and E M John«.>n, «11 of whom desire
to ekpr« «e tlirir appreciation of the kiml
and conrteouv treatment «.v-orde 1 them
bv the clliaen« of Ski. Others present
from a dl«laiH-e were Mr and Mr«. M
M Peery, of Npringlleld . Mr and Mrs
Frank Morri«, of E«tac*da, kenat ir A J
Johnson a ol family, < k Corvallis, »nd
Mr «nd 'Ir» J W Pr. pat, id Alliany
We wnmgfu ly state.! In last we. k*» i»»U'
Alljaus wa« prev
that .lira Ida Viwl.ol
i«wl,of Altaiuv
Mie I« voutlm»l .it her h-mie by
ent
»1 Lk li.-e«.
lite parent« anil brother,
Em at I ole, i.f Mumm th, »ere all ot
f»r J U . t’’*n■'« fa ily, who were
prvee
Aa «0
lllw
•I r«« I
nprig
out an
1 late ,
heart«
*ld woman ot 80 or 85
But in spit« ul
this, lite must have becutue quite a
heavy burden for her, and the was no
Jcubt glad to lay II »town and go hence
How tar bock the term of thia w miiii'i
life take« us! What world-trwnvforu-lng
»vent« have tokeo place In II* In the
same year tliat the was burn the fathers
of tlie American repulillc frame.! the
eou» ti tut Ion, and when Washington was
first inaugurated prvldent she was near
ly two years old.
Hhe was married
luring Jeffersun'a drat admin alratiun,
■ 0.1 when Jackavn became president,
was a mature nudddle-agevl uiatrun
The year uf her birth laiuia XVI diasolv-
ed th« Freach aaeeuibly, one uf th« acts
that led lu th« great revolution a tel Ina
and hie queen s ek«cuti»u.
tiha was
two years old when the B alii« tell. Ai
tier birth Napoleuu ILmajiatte was an
artillery lieutenant, a democrat and a
revolutionist, at years old. Frederick
the Great had dhvl the previous year.
Calheriue was «aarina and empress nt
Russia.
W hen Warren Hastings wae
tried, Mary Ramsey wa» Iwginmug to
walk and talk. George III. ol England
wh<> fuavht t» retain th« American Gul
on.re, lived till »he was .13 years old. I!
her I lde»t child had lived till now. be
wotii.l have lero 1<W. Hhe was a woman
I 43 a hell her daughter «1 wli se In me
■lie dl-d, aged 7* wa» born.
What mt Hade born later Ilian «l>e
have passed away. What natioi a have
crimbled ur b* « hi rvinoi
in.l<i»lrial «ml »r« • monde
lia. •• hr n »e«-’ mi pi i* !»«•• I
t h« »..* eye» ’•* •««! iti«»—**
doting the |> i| |>i y»Nin
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Live ami Let Live,
NEW
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than halt a c* uuir) a
g»m, m«f it 1« only 1»
healthful air and
prolong her Lie
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Old l>«»t»<H with backs on and no leaves torn out.
n*c •ivtti at Exchange Price till December 81, 1907
Se r*»!
vill not bo *>!d or <•«'hanjrcd for
credit Pleas ■ do not ask us to open an account,
ns we must refuse vou
LAKUOl
i*iu no..M» Ki mcruKu.
A- W im aUVeitlsu,, ilumei V. Dave. -
poti gave 'em a m si enteriainl g eve
ning, last liiea-iay. A nil« ih • audience
«•anol large, it w.«« most appreciative.
Mi. l>a»eiipurtcuuimeii' eJ ina lecture,
U, g.Vlug ulaevpuneuce wliuu Slarnug
ul iu 1 le, parti alati» wiiau ho waa a
memuer ul tlie nilvortou baud.
ilia
Uiu I lium >r iu rulallug hie ui .uy o«c,p-
ado» and ad «suturo«, iiil. leal.si ins au-
| die uve dusiply.
1'akiug up tn« subject of "Cartoon-
mg," Uo suo «evi tliat will! mtuy people,
au apt aud « <a* uy cartoon had much
luoru lulLiuiivo itiau tbe boat wrillou
»■id must inguai «.lisurial. Ilia storie«
illustralo») witti » arluoua drawn lu the
pro«« ivo ol lue audience Wore quite lu-
lereatiiig. Ili» trip mt > Central Arabia,
a Uoaort luhauil*»! only uy wild warlike
tnlMMot Hseiouiu AnrtM, was Inada lor
ilio pur|» wo ul so, uruig a num tier of ttie
■ar laniovl tlo iouiu tioisea tu bring lu
America, tuo great ruiuctauva lu allow
any ut the vleaorv alesai» l> be taaeu
lru,u Aratila, made Uie leak bolli dati
vali aud dangerous. Furtunalely lie
tail m «uau alter lauding ou tlie desert
«Imre«, willi a very influential Arab
■ueik, aud so ingratiated lu IU «Vit i h u>
tiioaiieia's good upiuiou, tuai Humer
was adopted aa a bruttina ut in« «uvik
and, also, aa a mom Our uf lue U lue lie
waned very mavu to »¡«it. I ho trip lu-
Li Uie desoli «Uda luvuivnl great hard-
snip. 1 lie Uvat was au vaveeai»« tliat
Ilio tra.oiing wa* dime alter uiglil. iiy
good lorluua and iliplouiavy, tbe party
waa alite tu viali a aociiuu vH mat uudu-
t.y.ur.or ueioi« »isiled by a wnilw man.
Mr. Vaionpurl «u«xo*»avd 111 procuring
nea.1, uiually staliiuus, ut me Usial
ui.d and p xvmi type ul tn« Aiauiau
noise. 1 WU • mevlIUHWI» .uluaisaud
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V(4.»;U I m U i ' aa
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vkltfl it A Ils**> .u|rt ttllU
«•rv hvw al >|r.
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Limi hi .M*»rrfw
.New Jvtuy.
• •uv ul II*•-•» bar»«*« a l-.v«r-vk»l «tat*
11 ii««» en*lura«iihi
I '>4i
it, lu ucvur «Mtly uvit
report
I aj , by
.liaV«4U UvstKl AliU
p» ukAieruèuy itt*
uur .1 »uvr 1 jiu I imf ««»
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ug taiaer, oapucMlij
tiresido, Mr. liaw-u-
1. i'boee who liearii
in the «ture» or uu
iiy W*dcuu*e hl.u -a. a
1« la» or ua
will*
■«. linear i. rom
Mi A Mu J W
uua
Of INiliKI’Sf IO I ARMI.HS.
One ut ths very be«t ways to stima
late th«- appetite I« to vary ti e food
Coat of th- prieiuctiou usually
I creaaes with the age if the animal and
al«<> aa tlie animal approaches ri) enee«.
Bv economical feeding ia meant feed-
mg to the lieal advantage
II dues not
neceaeanly mean to* ding at leaat cx»t.
Grope do not daje-nd so muaii upon
the kind uf aud ou Ilia farm aa they do
upon the kind uf tuau that ia on the
(arm.
Gl .AD TO SI F. Y(XI »ad »..« »JI I- ,Ud
lu e* thu iplrmlv) display . I JF.U I I HY Buy
li u >ug> atharwwr «Jue l bui do awpMi, <
p»is and (rt |»oi«-d
IH* mol ot ihn «<>t« covar«
loU ol fxwi l)>m(«. injmlin» g*ewd Joui
The beet fleece will ever be a mark of
the beet ahsep; provided, of couree,
that it baa a g,««!, thrifty form.
Ij.- more vitality you can pt -luce in
au annual the atrimgor power it lias te
ward uff diae iae.
!ÜBLER & GILL CO
Itettar trv tu do tlie chorea aruunJ the
barn tielore dark; ur if not, use great
care iu tie nd I mg the laotern. K« sully
au Uhlu termer weul lu the baru tu du
elio rea by lamp light. 1 lie lamp Ivll
uvei, buruiug Ute barn aud him with H.
SCIO. OKE.
4*»<rV*
tfuod roads are s gue ul au eiiterpris*
mg cum u> unity ; bu, jmur ruaua aie in*
U'cauve ul pour teams, pour «vbivlea
and tliMUgliUue« termors.
GOOD CHEER!
Ilia larger tlie »mouut ul I c « h I you uau
gela bvaltuy auimal I m couaumu, 'I,a
gteater the pruni la, piuVnllng you
nave not Ucvempocl au auuormal apf»'
Ute.
1, la aiwaye tbe pari u. wiwiom tu Le
•Uie, Uelurv reiiuqui«muk a paaaamy
g.*oU Uvlug. lual you ba,o a bvller .1
comma „U.
Il.ipv
to
many involi*
• h iVe
AD.MIMsl KA IUK 3 NulIvL.
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NoUc'v i» herebv gtv«n Mini thè under-
sigma uà« in-wu, by US»" t • uuly 1 uun,
ul trio gtal« >»t ttr.g ti, tur Lino Conni»,
Uuiy «ujsuiuted a»juoui»irì<to< ul thè es
umi ut .». J. il»», lai« ut «a,vl coUnly ,»l>’
v«w«MÌ.
AH pvtw>u. liavmg ciaims
agwiuat tu. »»iste ui <«ud >iv-ci»«v«i «re
bervdy ruquired tu pie«cut me «amv,
wim |>roper »octin-i», tu lite uudetsigo*
ed, al bis boiue, ai »ciu, m «aid LuUuty,
« ubili «la tli'Hllns trulli lIIv date 01 ibi«
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Vei-d tliiv 1<» <lav ul January, I.- *
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Auiuiuisiiaior.
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CHAS. WESELY
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Illi- J lu L ji Pl.K U> Ulti
Mr« Mary Kamee. Wuud. who died
tu H ills b.*" ou New Year's tnoruiug al
lúe age oí 120 year* ami 8 month«,
■u Ur aa we remember the olde«t white
person on record in thia country
Nome
Indian« «nd negruna liare l*een older at
■Lath, according to popular report, or
their own aaærtiona, but m moot caeos
the alleged age rouH not be »rrlflnl, «a
it wma U. tiara been itone «uff! denti y
in the cane 4 Mrs Wood. And what
adda to the wonder of her longevity
ia the tact tliat uni.I almoet the end ehe
wae In fair p-waewion of her phyalcal
ami mental faculties, ao that aha could
walk, talk «ena ble, rut. and act in gen-
Aaatviao W Mt xw—
Portland Pastenger................... 8:45 p. in.
!»»ily e«cept Bunday.
Paaaeogsrs arrive I b Portiarxl at 11 :30
am
May return earn« day, leaving
Portland al 4:15 p. m.
Fur further inh rmation, call on or
addrwe«.
MM MvMVKKAY,
Gen. I'aae. Agt., Portland, Or.
T. J DANNEN Local
Hcio. Or.
IV
1»» ks, P«r pniind
leweeoMM
Hrw»f. per p«»un«*, II»«
Hngs. p»r pound.hv« «righi
m .see«
| Vaal p* potimi. •«« shipping
HbMiL p»r poumi. «Io Irr» .......
Uffikwi iMf tkonnd
W. F. JONES
VETERINARIAN
SPECIAL SALE
We wl.l offer our entire line of bug-
Agent, We»8 elee at factory prics-e after November 1.
Now is ths time to ouy.
Your», for b i«ine»a,
Bear in mind T«a Nkwa done all man
ner of j *b work quickly aud lor reasou-
rral l.ke w bat we call a eell-prwe«.rvwd aUe pricaa.
rr*Ft’r
1
•4
X. li,. I-
I'eln giv«' that ■ ajiei'ial
( >tt el«»'"<m will tie held in tin-citv ot
«.io al ila l Ity li II, on Haturdav,
Janna'» IM ID H, hr I lie puriei e nl <le-
ridmg whetlier the waler System «hall
lie ektendrd »• lhat the entire residence
diatrfa-t ill lit.- Citv • III lie given adéquat»
tire jir '.il»» , ih» improvemwnf not tu
eieeed EUkM).
Mgned, A. <• P rill , Mayor.
Attest
P H. M c D onald , Recorder.
Eubecnbe tur the Barna« News
Office Alliany Btabie«.
Both Phones, 34
ALBANY, OREGON
It a farm ia worth occnpying per
manently it ia worth edornlr g; and if it
ia «urti» adorning it ia worth pieserving.