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Linn County Abstract Co.
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BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT
THEN GO AHEAD
A wry <>!«! bit of advice that in ever
new in the matter of real e-tate title».
Abstracts are like weapons of defenne,
when you need one at all, you need
a good reliable one.
* <’•insult
us on any title in this county
303 Broadalbin St.
ALBANY, ORE.
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in installing their machine drill». They (
are tnatallwg a 3e-hor*e power gaaollne
engine with ii 4 drill compressor. They
now have a first-class »aw mill with
which they »aw their own lumber for
necessary buildings ami timber» for
other mining purposes.
WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Nearj Kmztr. ol CraWrae. Shot Nimstlf in
lb Left Leg
The Silver King Mini ig to., i» de­
veloping it» lead silver property in the
1 Elkhorn country.
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WALL PAPER
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FISHING TACKLE
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Expert Truss fitting —Camera supplies, etc
| Woodworth Drug Co
Sates Gleanings
Merle Cyrus left for home, Monday
afternoon, after a week's stay at the
Crown mine».
Largest Stock outside of Portland
Samples and Estimates on Request
Albany, Ore
(! hnstma
I have about >1000 worth of
Christmas goods, such as Toys
of all kinds, fancy dishes and
many other suityble goods for
Christmas Presents, which 1
will disjwse of regardless of
cost I must have room for
my new stock, which is due
to arrive about January 1.
I. HOAGLAND
Four Mesters of One Family ire Oead end
Others May Die
The Nt ws i» privately informed that
. there i. a most malignant disease pre­
vailing in the n< ighborhood of Switaer-
' land, n station on th- Wood! urn-
I Springfield branch of the H. P. a few
nnlvi south of Silverton. It Is stated
that the di »•«•«> was brought by a
family from the East who lately
arrived there on a visit with relative».
Some four <>r five who were victim» of
the disease have died ami it is probable
that other members of the family will
property 1» situated 7 mile» northeast • he a» well. The malady I. swift in its
of Elkhorn.
r< ■ lit, not lasting but two or three
The Crown mine ha» opened up an • days.
ore »hoot of copper-lead ore on the
The doctors down there first pro-
Hasel No. 2.
I 'Unceil the malady "virulent »mall­
Lata work on the Wanderer claim pox" but the swift fatalities and the
»how» tome of the be«t quart» yet general ay tn torn» do not harn onire
found. Assaysfor gold »how a value with whtA bn ■
been known
p<-r ton of $29.35. Manager leery will •f smallpox. Dr. Cole, of this city,
,hi|> uul .^,.rttl hundred pound, of (.r.
thinks the aymtoma are dangerously
for trial treatment, ax won »» pack what the medical book» say are the
horse« can lie recured.
symptoms of the Bubonic i'lague.
Engineer Colpitta i» drawing plan»
The N ews does not wish to l>e con­
for the Mill and Reduction plant for sidered an alarmist; but it is proper
the treatment of Crown ores. .M ine «
that the people should know about this
Gales. December 11, 1910.
, terribly swift ami fatal disease, in
■ li t that they may guard against it
in every way possible.
Later reports go to show that the
malady is "malignant sniallfMtx." The
disease was brought from Mexico.
Four fatalities have r»»ult«ni so far.
itigid quorintine precautions are being
enforced for all exposed families.
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If om- will step into Wearly A Cain's
store, ),«• will be sure to notice the
ragged «iqx-arancr of the shoe shelves.
Their depleted condition
is proof
I ositivo that a shoe sale has been on
and that lots of shoes have been sold.
Th. »ale i- made to make room for the
large spring stock which has now
i-.irnmencvd to arrive. This week will
about close out the old stock and the
new will then be placed on the shelve«.
Ilvnry Kinser, of Crabtree, received
Robert Monroe came in from Quartz
a painful wound from the accidental ville, I ax I week, with some rich »ample»
discharge of a :ti caliber pistol. W<il- . of ore taken from hi» property on I>rv
neaday night.
Gulch. O m nugget weighed out
When handling the weapon he, inal ‘ gold. Ho. alto, hail considerable wire
vertantly, discharged it.
The ball gold taken from the .am. shoot,
(copper jacket) entered the Ocshy part
A grMl
,,f development work •»
of i . ii left thigh, and canto out shove going on in the Ogle mountain district,
the knee, then entered the calf, where
Thome ia opening up a group
llr. Prill found and extracted it.
;,f p, claims.
Some ore recently
l>r. I rill thinks he w ill get along all brought out »how native gold. 1 hia
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MALIGNANT SMALLPOX
. F. II. Colpitta came down from
Qu.rtaville, la»t week, after »eversi
week, work assaying in that district.
F. L. Collins went to the Gold Creek
mines. Saturday, with a pack tram
load of potato««. He wdl bring out a
ton of ore from Gold Creek for »hip-
ment.
Black Eagle report» good progress
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When you have a cold get a bottle of
< hamberlain'i Cough Remedy. It will
• on tlx you up all right ami will ward
off any tendency toward pneumonia.
This remedy contains no opium or
other narcotic and may be given as
confidently to a baby as to an adult.
' Sold by all dealers.
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