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te.? ? WEATHERFORD A WYATT Attornci|s-at-Lair tlftce in Blumta rg RTork ALBANY' Osano it; MARVFACTVI» a U DEAL» IN Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Fra nies, Shingles Etc Fini H am A.«»auaoJAt>oai ab J «evaiyt Servlet Lsrgr Saaplr lami far CaauacnUl Trsatkn ENDE* HEW MANAGEMENT St. Charles ilotel G»ANT riBTLt. F»»» ALBANY J I L S a T< ». < >HI OREGON H. MONTAN YE «Attorney-ut-Late IHL \V. IL BJLYEC ID l£ N T I S T Notary Public ami S >1!. tor of Patenta ami l‘uu»>o .a. MHce, 212 Wr«t .’ml. 8l„ Alb my, Orv OVER W'OODWORTHâ DRUG STORE BOTH PHONES flcBANY - • OREGO CALA VAN ATTORNEY AT LAW llacks conti»-» t stili all traina bolli al Wt-»i Fch> ami Bunker». Our riga "Ur tir»t clatt and olir borse* «-»od dr ver», l’rice» rraxitiahle. CUSICK BLOCK ALBANY R. SHELTOX r. N< t iry rubi < lieal E«t it- Administrator of Estates Negotiated. man, Abstracts Obtained and Examined 8CIC Prrp Ot.KGON For Aaythlna Io HARNESS or SADDLES Set i. ucxaaas, l'iv»’»l«ut W. A B«I'*U Ca.-'ner The Scio State Bunk l«k.- »art- nt purr »ao’ir». ii«ln« th* u’ut ’—I dllgi mi*} hir ><»’ir *«’«t). It «invìi. Uiiiklng burnii « : lake, »are ”1 »oar rhrek* on ulhvr l«ink«. w«ki« •mn hr« lur you. nule hwu« <M»I1«I «Il-lit «I’ll ,’»», m»i,ervatlee hn«| ri»--s luelhi-l« S//.EVE'S • i» «i The Harness Maher Worknuiuhfp Fbst-clau rrtcct Fijht SiULBL'RN. Pap’« Coffee House ORLGON CHARLES J. MAIIEll Pii Bician Surgeon ( Hvrcaesor tc Hiner Hr-a. I PROPRIETOR. Telephons, Exchange No. Il : HCIO ; (Til OF : THE ESMOND HOTEL Centrally I wated, good iiHiiiiH, priées moder ate, eotiileotiM I real ment Corner Monitor ¿rd Frost Strt.-ts OREGON POKTLANo DR. J MON FOO An experienced comi»ounder of Cnincse Medicines Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong, of Albany, Oregon, is now pn-uared to furniah Chln«-«r medicines to all. The understgiMnl recommends him and guar antevs satisfaction. Call or write him at 117 West Secund Street, Albany, Oregon. W kstfalc M. { Standard Liquor Co. WHOLESALE PUL» W « j Wines, Liquors and Cigars e e I Telephone Mala ITS -t- -t UIIU ÙMtBmUl St. I A. G. MAGERS, Prop Salem, Oregon : b- OREGON OPPORTUNITY SAFE INVESTMENT IN A HOME COMPANY Fur a short time only a limited amount of the preferred stock of the linn Haven Orchard Co Is offered for «ale. Each certificate in secured by trust deed on the Company’s property and in addition an equal amount of the common stock is given. OREGON TITLE & TRUST COMPANY ALBANY OREGON Democratic dinners held in various sections of th* country nowadays are well attended and the participant» »how marked enthusiasm. Jefferson Day. April lit, will be generally • eli-brated by Amer-can democrats, notably at Wash ington City and at li^lanapvlia. Th* manager» of these bamyuets re port unusual demands for «eats ami in every »ccti»nof the country there are sigr.a that giv* the democrats reason for hope and courage. Jefferson Day ought to be observed in every county in wiry state of the union. Inde*d at thi«mcmeit when the principles of Ji ¡Trraon are boldly assailed by the i'< minant party, it would be well if in every | rvclnct throughout this country men could gather, not mi rely fur the | urpesv of paying tribu’.e to an it da vidua) called Jeffmon. but für the mor* in port ant buair.es» of holding aloft the bam er upon which arc in- scribed the principles to which thia nation owes its birth and to which it will owe its preservation. "Into the monumental acta of independenca." says one writer, "Jefferson poured the soul of a continent." i he thing he wrote is known as the Declaration of indeper.d«! ce. Old fast toned me i and women revere it, but the dominant leaders of the dominant party a iee r at it and violate its principles It remains, lowen r. ''a paaaionat* chant of human freeonn" rrd A me nc ana must adhere to ita great central truth if they would pnaervv their governnwat lb the «pint in which th* fathers foumlenl it. From Brodney’s è ■ r G«> ■ McCutch»®« (Chapter XX* Continued) & |iri un mst »”U are riiditnl imi bave coinè luto ibe «calili uf Ja- p«l. I>ut spere imi’C vf ii’Ur il renili tu mi i d nife alm are li mg : i ». kc uud wcepilig fir tlie fimllah uiu« wliu wouid go svari hiug f««r lite fi rtilddvu frtllt. t'i’lly 1« a tiard rued tu min! .n <1 II levila tu tlw gravryard nf tool« Adii«!' I ’il» kyiu « I . il i l i l and dlop|W*d Iter face Into I k r hand» She trvnilillug convulsively. Br->wnc uot Mmw th. »Ilght»-»l «Ian that tia»! liv.'iid the galllug inn!» At a single »lurp < uiniiinn.l thè leu ph-ked tip Ibe llitvr . he«ts «iH| tum vii off r.iplilli down the road. lì.: aula Striding ali<<ul wl !i the daring tnrr h. Thet were borrir ont of «Ight whvn l*rv|dnghnm niiirrd n» Ibnugh linnulse n..« drlviug litui intu Ininirdlatr at- link upin i I h - guarda n lm were left I h -I i I ih I wlih Ibe iinhnppy prtauneni, i tn«e lald a reatmlniug hsml utmn hi« irto. * Wall! l'Icuty of lltue. Walt au hui-r. Ihm’t spuli evrrythlng. Well stive them «urr," he hrrathed In the olber's i-#r, The minute« allppcd hv wlih cl.tflnz «luwne«, The wnkefUl eyee of tlie threr wstchers ml»«ed no»hlng fere long. Keep your eyes on Nee lah. Ml.r alni Selim hull- nrtnilgvd n «it uf »Igusls Hun t lie on ale nil Biaht. and d«u i pray for me." he » vffrd. hi m l lv»a 0>”»d Tint Ihre« iiM-n »tuie >>ut through the amali gate In the iip;»er •nil of I be park. Mellm at olive took I tie trail They crept off Into the bl.li I» forest. kreplng ilcur of the imiini'niii |nilb until they urte far from the walls. Tic starlight niti-ml domi through the leafy canopy nlMOe ihv road In creasing rather than ile» mining ihv density of the «bado*» Ihruuah whl-h they «{ml Nutie Inn atr*»ug. deter mined. Inspired m< lowed the |iai v act by the lllhs, •■.irr tli.it look plm e In the little graaa irmn idi tu- la-li»* them They mold footed Mvllm Mile after ’*.!•• fell behind them late apl'iliig alnss»! into the renler «C with no rvbixnlh’ii of energy or pur ilie group fmm the |m«lflun they uccu- Imi uf tlie meli »it nil li lltvlr They «en» coining t > U h » ridge l’Ivd pose r»Kid. nml Mvlim fell bm k tn explain imi ka lo thè r» k«. Ilieir ritira a> roas the need for vantimi. Till« was lite ihvlr knw« 1 he other* sprawled lari- Two torche» t’Mid In all llkrllh—o»i. In- explained * ly upon the »»»ft gru«« that the abductors wonld time u«rd •lm k III lite earth threw n weird light In their flight from >be i-averu Tuo ■ter thè »••ene. llubby Rrnwne wns now Ir Ing with mile« fart tier n»>uth It jollied the wh)e Let Jefferson’« birthday b* celebrated high* ay that ran from Armar t>» the hi. slmilldvr h gainst a fallen tree trunk, ataiing ulili unynrri'lug gate throughout America. The Commoner mine«. filie Hrllni crept ■in a hr n| tn rri-or uniter .il thè nomali mt”«« the way. »«■ri!s cordial greetings to democrat« na» ti«»klug l’flf luti» tlie night, stead- He was Inch In tell tn linfe I n life tile who will b* aa»embl«»i at Washington Infornimlon that n party »f men Imi ta«lli refiKlt’o in vlem-e In hi« dirne- and iidlanapoha. and at Other points hut lately passed «long th<- nani to lh»n. throughout th < country, let us of • I tici, »ndtlenly l ady Ignea ariwe to « in! the a>>uth. Their fmH|»rint« In Serve this day. not along for the sake the soft milnivelr-l rnnd «ire fre«h lie» feet nml lifted her hand« hlch to of old man's memory, but for the sake The «tuli of a cigarette has! « ir vlr nimi the bliik ihuiie of heaven. Ha- l.iiiindm like, ami prayed aloud to her of the well-being of the people of the burned lt«elf ent They broke un iv from ttie mad nnd ti iil. the »iK-vrlng Iwlantler« looking tin nation that man I el,ml to fourd. 1 e t us ren emlier that th« * ords we use n look n less vt|WM><-d <«>iir«<- through the in altrnt derision. f.irv-it 1 1 tnr.r rlg'»t. I f ' n. «I If paying tribute to Jetferaon will be i sc .■'IK ITER XXVIII, has if we do tot practiie what w* In earshot ”f i he rl»lav but tmiVltig «•• rnr rrmtii anorl . carefully that there was «light danger preach, applying th* Jeffersonian rubs 111. man ■ a lirai Almu suddenly of alarming lie- party ahead to our own coraluct in th* politic« of leaped in lifn feet and. with the At la«t Iti. «onml of rn|<-e« rame lo uur country. Jefferson wra a great I lie ears of lite pursuers, cry uf an eager animal, sprang A » I Iter Io her able III« arnia closed jolitician. He d d not, however, deal crept closer nml ‘loner they li» a me with the people aa aoni* do. holding the a «are rif lite furi i lui t thè party bui •il».ill Iler s'ender figure With the nil- word of | ron.iac to the ear »»niy to halted In tur roodwnr nt thè polii! ini- ik iblr lu-t nf Hie i li inr A Imir«-. ii>:iriti ul it? i rv nf rage barat fiom br« ak it to the hop»*. He di I tn I advo v Iw-rv a slriqi defili- ibrorgh firn rock1 Itr|ifdiigtinni« lip«. Ill« figure shot opened a way dowu lui» lire islley cate the election, to public office, of i i nt ilit»iii/li the sir nud down the abort l.lke arakra tlie puraiti r« erlggtvd m*n whose largest concern wss in rom<- tbeir way to n pnlut Just illune thè • '••pe with dm mali of an Infuriateli spec-al interest. With him a public amati U.r«ln In « hi li thè p.irty waa 'i-..i C» i-ti »• ilir a«toni«l.i-<l Alum other wa« a public trust, a public offi- | rullgreg Hi’d. I cial was a |>ublic servant. A grrrt ihriili of cyriltatlon Ir.iped Nearly fifty year» ago Al raham cp frmn ilmlr hr.trl« 111 pialo t tew Lincoln wrote a tribute to Dorna.» at Ole »lite nf file rn*<l. Were file IWu Jefferson. The cvncluilitig jiaragraph perv.itis f<»r « Imm liiey wrre — -ar< libig "<P»«I link 1« wlih ita." nlil-|M-rrd of Mr. Lir coin's tr-hute is appropriate chi««- imi mi «< l<>u«i y at the present time. Let iha para- l-nily Agile«, di» Ire »cicli. In-r drena gra| h be r» ad to democrata everywhere hnlf «trl|»|»«l troni lwr |irr»>n. w>i« aid not only to democra'a but to mrn •erti«! npon a grvit Imuhb-r. «tirlng of all political parties. Mr. IJm-oin tm|H’h-aaly. Ilfvle»«lr. ut tlie rriiwd of said: "All horor to Jefferson, to the iih - ii In thè rondi, sy Braille ber «t«a il man, who, in th ro-rnt* pressure of • tali lalai.der. wati hlng In r imi! at a struggle for i ational independence by tlie «alile lime llatruing ragi-rly tu firn a single people, hsd tie coolness, fore distinte tluit weut «n belaceli hi« fri cast and capacity to ir truduce into a | om « Mite «a« not I hhiik I llrr limila and feci bih ! Ilpa were frre merely revolutionary document an ab- l Hobby Browne wan «landing near «tract truth, applicable to ail men an»l l>y. Ria hind« were tightly bound l»e- all times aid ro to c.nbalm it there that ■ hlnd hi« lan k Illa face waa Idood to-iay, and in ell coming days, it shall rovcred. nml the iipfier |«irt of Id« be a rebuke and a stumbling hkwk to body «as iihtK»»t bare el bielle* of the the very harbingers of re-appearing • Iruggle he hail minie against over- ttr wan »tarine at nli-liulug iald« tyranny and oppression. Bryan's Com the ground. Ill« In ml nml shouMela moner. drooping In litter dejection. Three of tl»e tri-u«ure cheats were »Notice of Final Settlement «tainting la-side the road, affording Notice is hereby given that the under sent* for as many weary carriers. It signed administrator uf the estate of nns all quite | lain to Clisac Itasul.a George B. Hul<er, »leceaaed, has fileit and his mm had chanced ui»»n the two hi, final account in said estate in the white people during one of tbeir trip« county court of the Mate of Oregon for to the cure for the |iur|w>*a of remov Linn county, and that aanl court has Ing the cheats lianuli nnn haranguing the crowd of •et Munday the 25th day of April, A. I). 1910 at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of men In the road rn-it/J “It la the only wayf lie was shout said day at the County Court room in itnipixal hl. »trugglll ’ g burden to tweet Ing angrily. “We ernnot put them to the City of Albany, lunn County. Ore d -eth until we are "tire that III»- oth the attack of the nnerpei ted deliverer gon aa the time and place of hearing era have mi chance to escape to Eng Im •»« felled to the earth by a mighty any objections thereto and the settle land I am a lawyer I know what It Mow from the rtfle which hl« a.aallant ment thereof. would mean If the story got to th» •wnntt »wlft and true. Illa skull was J acor H crkr ear« of the government. We Imre crushed a. If It wrrr an eggshell. I.’ldy Ague, alrtlgglerl to her feet. them safely In uur baud«. The others Administrator of the vrtalc «lid civil. half erased hy the double of George B. Huber deceased will soon die Then then there < :in l»c no mistake! They must lie taken tn n oatilt. The next In.tant »he fell for W. II Queener. the mines and kept there uutll I have ward upon her face. dead to all that Atty, for administrator. explained everything to the people was t<> follow In the neat few mln- First publication Mar. 2B. last Apr. 22. Part of tis shall conduct them to the lite» Ttiere waa tin »truggle fli»«e and lower mill nnd the rest of us go on to Rellm were upon the ■tiipeflrd Island- Notice of DissoluUori the bank with tbe-e cheats of gold." Rasuls nnd «It of the aturdlest mm era tiefore tbev rnuM KV’Ve. revering None« tn Hrttrnv given that Ü r them with their rlfb-» The uret.hee firm of Carson A Co., heretofore pro prepared to continue the journey to fell upon their knee» and howled for Ararat, transporting the chests Fire prietors, is dissolved, Thomas I.arre sullen. re«entful fellows moved over merry. While Trepplngtiam *»• hold retiring and Cal Carson succeeding to tieakle the inptlvia nnd threw them ing hl. alf.'i limp fnrm In hl» arina, railing out tn her In tbr a cony of fear, complete pronrietorahip of the business selves down upon the grassy award. All bills due the late firm and bills "We will salt here till day comes," ultrrly oldli loti» to ell el.r that waa due others, are only collectable or growled cue of them defiantly. "Why hapfienlng a hoot hint hl. two friend, were ewlftly illanmilnc the groveling payable by the undersigned. ■Imuld we risk c.ur necks going down native« Helltu« knife w-reral the C al C arson the pa«« tonight? It Is 1 o'clock. The cord, that hound Bobby flrow ne'e sun will lie hen- In three hour«. (Jo hands lie was .taring blankly, dla- The N’gw.a will hr glad to tupply a oaT ally before him copy of the paper free, regularly, to "As you like. Abort Dal.” «aid flnsu Ten minutes later t'liaee war ad- any one who will suoply item, of new. la. ahruggtng his pine bad shoulders “I dreoalng lilmself to the four l«lnnderw weekly from any and all of the sur shall come to the mill at rt o’<lork." who. bound and gagged. wrrr tied l»y rounding neighborhomia. Some one in Turning to the petoooen. he bowed their own »««tie« to tree, some dla low and said, with a soft laugh' ta pre fr«>m the ro«d«lde._ _ every neighborhood should be willing to "Adhai. iny lady, ami you, most noble take up thia work for the intereata of sir. Ma; yvur djeatua be pleasant themaelvea neighbor«. (To be Continued) .-'N Ÿ.’j ■ »* . > <-■ '»* -f ;-<« /♦-./•iVl' ■ A»’ ’ • -«A ” - ■ 1 "X. 7* 11 I 4 W»?- • «'» »‘2