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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-13
HOME AND ABRoA1l
Croquet Is on the wane. -
NJ. ~ A.. t..ts xSarp III 4

Croquet Is on the wane. -
! Mrs. II. d. Cooley Is lying very III q
her residence.
/ Water at premium In this citS
during the week.
/ A new restaurant anil boarding
house has opened out In the rooms for
merly occupied by Mrs. Cooley.
Every person ought to attend the
Commencement exercises at the Col.
lege next week, as they will be exceed
ingly interesting.
Last Tuesday the "Grover" left this
city loaded down to the guards with
natures noblemen," on their way to
the State Farmers Convention.
Miss Lou. Simpson, who has been
lying so very Ill in this city for the
past week or two, has 80 far recovered
that her family have taken her to
Salem.
Last Thursday morning son Of g.
+. Simpson, Esq, residing near this
city, was thrown violently from a
horse and received very severe sprain
In the arm.
The Stockholders of the Albany
Farmers Company will have . meet
Ing at the Court House In this city, on
Saturday, June 2ist, for the purpose Of
increasing their stock.
The HaIsey brass band has revived
again, and during the past week their
leader has been In this city receiving
instruction of Prof. p. II. Farrell. We
wish them the best of success.
The opposition are at present MAX
Ing It lively for the old line on the
river. The eGrover" Is loaded down
to the guards every time she leaves
the wharves ut our city.
The Indian who shot himselfin this
city some time ago has so far recovered,
under the efficient Treatment OF DIR.
Gamble, that he Is nearly able TO pre-
side at his saw-buck again.
The friends of Mrs. Simpson will
find card from that lady, In another
column of this paper. thanking them
for their kindness In assisting her dur
lug the iate lIi1tSS bi HSa oootsas<As
Mr.. Eek. McGowan, Of Eau Clair,
Wisconsin, writes US inclosing cash
for subscription to the DEMOCRAT, and
asking II there Is paper published In
John Day Valley" There Is no paper
published i'm that region.
Our old printisticai friend. George
Swain, one of the force of the Roseburg
Ptatagraph, threw himself into sight
at this Office during the week. He
most solemly afiirms that he is dele
gate to the Cold Water Union.
Our new sGlobe" has been In motion
constantly for the last two weeks. We
have just finished filling several large
orders for job work and are now ready
for more. Bring on your bill or letter
heads, posters, cards, etc.. and have
them executed In the latest style OF the
art
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w A TO HI Z - Z:

by THE
New York & Berlin Watch Association
ON syten that viii insure to every ticket
holder Gold or silver Watch. worth not less
form prscs of
($lo, TEN DOLLARS, (Slo)
To close the disposal Of sas $50 worth. sacrificed
nj fraction OF their cost 70 meet advances
made ON them. This not being gift enter
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named viii s seilseTsd 10 m the ,seseshodss .ea 81
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oPiSfoNs OF THE PRESS.
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liable concern. "-tcoaricr.l mo gift enter
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Miss Ada bates. 6uiidford, $50 gold watch
Grimnond. 8. Louis. $50 gold wntch. Mrs
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will accompany the tickets. To every purchas
Hunting Case Watch which can be used Ms 1
specimen, and will lead 90 . large and pronta
bic s..ine.s; 70, &C. Our patrons can depend on g iai
Agents wanted. 10 whom we osYer liberal In
'1 Addrrs.. @an ROOD % Ia IAMPs0N x co.,
n3ifn5. D Park Row New York.
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SHEEP SHEARISo.-Shcep rafscrs
are busy shearing their fiocks In this
county. The clip will be larger THAI
ever before. But little wool IL selling.
A few sales have been made at 2Octs.
and the rise of the market.
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INTERESTING LETTER.

INTERESTING LETTER.
Editor De@oeraf:
Circumstances seem TO indicate that
the farmers, the agricultural classes Of
Oregon, fand not only of Oregon, but
of the whole United Statesl are becom-
ing aroused to the depressing condition
under which they have SO long labor
ed, and have determined, by energetic
action, aud concentration Of strenth,
to throw off those depressing Influences
and take the reins in their own hands.
and secure themselves that respect for
their rights as contributors to the
wealth OF the country which their
pursuit, numbers, and influence entitle
them 10. While the farmer has long
been looked upon as the tool of politi-
cal demagogues, the prey OF the wary
specuiator, and as the dupe of the lord
~ aristocrats and monopolies, yet he
all the time has possessed the power,
if rightly exercised, 10 have the scales
power must now be exercised, else
all attempts TO secure important re-
suits will prove futile. The productive
industries of the Uunitcd States, plan
tation and farm, are the only sources
of national and individual wealth.
They are also elements on which our
national and individual existence de
pend, and 1t is to cheap Transports
fion that these industries depend for
bringing results resnuneratiye to the
producer, and adding to the wealth of
our State and country. Now 1t should
be the mission of the various agricul-
tural associations to obtain from Con-
gress, and State Legislatures, such
legisls ton as may he nee sssary to con-
troll and linsit by law, withia proper
constitutional and legitimate limits,
the rates and charges OF lines Of trans
portation, so that the producer may he
Jointly rewarded for his honest toll,
/ the consumer have cheap products,
and our limitless surplus find foreign
markets at rates to compete with the
world. STEPHEN STATS.
/ PETERsoN's MAGAZISE.-This ex-
cellent periodical for July is already on
hand. There is no magazine that Of
| fers greater attractions than "Peter-
son." The magnificent steel engrav-
/ ing of ''The Young Harvesters" is full
of the most suggestive beauty and
feeling. wo children among the gold
ell headed wheat, one with sickle In
hand leads, with the rake, her sister,
who draws after her tiny wagon load
of flowers. The pure sweet breath OF
the summer is I'm this beautiful picture.
The usual amount of origiHai and choice
miscellaneous reading is to be found
! in its columns, besides fashion plates
of the latest styles. The No. before us
is really superb.
PERsoSAL.-J. III. Mccormick, son
of S. j., Mccormick, of Portland, was
in town during the first of the week.
| A. q. WaIling. of the emporium,
came up as delegate to the Grand
Lodge /. o. G. I. and srent several
days i'm town.
Miles Miller, of Salem, was in at.
tendance upon the Grand Lodge I. O
g. r. as delegate, and also as a re
porter for the Bulletin.
EEsflFs
GRAND CHApTER-The Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, which
assembled at Portland last Friday,
+
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CARD.
sALEN. June II. 1878.

sALEx. June II. 1878.
Editor Demoeraf.
| Permit me. through the columns Of the DEN
ocaAT. TO thank tiss many friends In AJban,
| Tor their Kindness In assisting me during fhe
late serious illness Of my daughter LOUISA A
simpson. by 30 doing you win greatly obiigs
Mrs. u. SIMPSON.
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MARRIED

CAvISES-cLoyER.- this city, on this
liIn Inst, by the tsev. =. u. Irvine. Mh. w. W
cAvIsEs aud Miss HATTIE CLovKR.-aii oi
Linn county.
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GOOD TENPLAR GRAND LODGE
The Grand LodgeI. o. G.. I. assem-
'bled in this city on last Tuesday, and
closed its session with q public install
latlon at the Court House on Wedncs-
day evening. The following officers
were present J. Conser, G. ". C. T. /;
A. a. Bonney, G, c.; E. W. Ryan, G..
A. S. u. d. McCiane, G. T.; IYm.
Harmon, G. Chap; Mrs. E. C. Griffin,
G. I. G. The officers for the ensuing
year are as follows: G. ". c. T., T.
Ford; g. c., Mrs. IT, E. Hoxter, G.. "
VT, Miss a. E. Underwood; G. s.,
]. A. Smith; G. A. s, Il. w. Ryan; g.
T., T. b. McCIane; G. Chap, Wm.
Harmon; G. NJ, ". r. Dunbar; ID. q.
NJ, Miss Anna Boswell; G. /. G., Mrs.
e. c. Griffin; G.. D. c., J. L. Houston.
The session was one OF peculiar inter-
est. Tie delegations from the different
Lodges were. full and the utmost har-
mony prevailed throughout the session.
The reports of the various officers
showed the order, throughout the ju-
risliictinn, to be in a most prosperous
condition.
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RuNAwAys.-Two runaways this
week. John Isom's team took dash
down Main street last Wednesday aid
made total wreck Of his wagon. A
team working on the road also took o
spin, but did no damage. ssfs3tx
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
The June number is just the book for
the family circiei Just the dear old
Household magazine we used to greet
so gladly. The articles are not SO
heavy; there are more stories; not
trash, sensational compositions, but
such as bear throughout strong influ-
ence foraif that is good, and pure, and
true. A noticeable feature is that
there is something helpful, encourag-
ing, comforting upon almost every
page. A bright face like this is need
edin every household. Tie ehildren's
department is fully up to its standard
and printed in much better type. <As
to makeup of magazine, We notice a
great improvement. j Temperance
story is announced hereafter, for every
number. FL. V. Osborne (Tenoroon)
has been recalled as editor, and as
sunies the entire management. Sub
scription price only one dollar year.
Address Woods Magazine, Newburgil,
New York.
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GoRREoTIoE. We are informed by
Mr. Titus, of this city, brother-in-law
to Mrs Henderson, whom we reported
insane last week upon what we con-
sidered reliable information, that the
lady IN question is in good health and
by no means insane. We make this
correction with the greatest of pleasure
and trust that no harm may result
from the item which appeared in our
columns last week.
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nR w. X D0HERTY RETURNS HIS srN-
~ cerc thanks 10 his numerous patients for
their patronage. and woutd take this opportu.
nifty 10 remind them that he continues To con-
suit NJ his institute for the cure Of ehronic dis
eases Of The Lungs. Liver. Kidneys. Digestive
asd Genito-Urinary Organs, and all private
ges. Seminal Weakness. and all the horrsd con-
sequeuces Of selfabuse. Gonorrheea. elect.
Structures. Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions
Ioins. Inflammation OF the Bladder and Kid
neys, etc. etc. and he hopes that his long ex-
perience and successful practice viii continue
the practice OF many years in Europe and the
unfed States. he Is enabled 20 apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against dis.
charges moderate. treats his patients in . cor.
rect and honorable way. and has references OF
unquestionabte veracify from men Of known
All parties consuiting him Sy letter OF other.
wise, will receive the best and gentleGt treat,
ment. and implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When . female il enervated. or anlicted with
disease. as weakness Of the back and iimbs
muscular power. palpitation OF the heart. irri
ability, nervousness. extreme urinary diff1cul
TIA. arrangement OF digestive functions, gen
womb. hysteria. steraiity. and ali other disea
at once TO the celebrated female doctor, W. K
him about her troubles and disease. The Doc
ician in the State OF California. Let no falls
and save @ yourself nom moi painful suiierings ans
premature death. All Married Ladies whost
delicate health or other circumstances prevent
call at Dr. W. K. Doherty's Medical Institute
and they will receive every possible relief and
help.
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SPECIMENS SESr.-Mr. c. p. Burk.
hart of this county sent to the Nation
al Agricultural College, which met a,
indianapolis on the 2Sth of last month,
four samples of his best wheat Those
who attended the College therefore had
an opportunity to compare Oregon
grain with that grown In other States,
and oregonians have nothing to fear
from the comparison.
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Adv EXITS NJ Il NTs.
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FIRE AT -CoRyALLIs.-The Corvallis
Touring millswere burned tothe ground
on last Monday morning. Although
the mills were situated about one mile
from the city, the fire company We're
on hand promptly, but the water being
inaccessible they had their run for
nothing. The mills were the property
of +. W..May. The ioss is estimated
at 0.009, with an insurance of 5000.
1t is not known how the fire originated.
On last Tuesday morning slaughter
house was destroyed by fire at Corval-
lis. Our sister city is really unfortu-
nate
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FISE CoTswoLD.-Mr. HI. Rudd.
of Peoria, last week sold to Mr. Castle
man, of YamhilI, oneofihis fine Cots
void bucks. This is one Of the lambs
which attracted SO much attention. at
the last county Fair. He is fifteeE
months OLD and weighs 210a lbs. Mr..
Rudd has some Of the fnest-bIooded
sheep in the State. He has still for
sale.a number of pure bIootiesI Cots
xueldes..Is.l 49,. - t.lzs..s
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u aDodue's scssper and HIovvor--"Ohio" and
"Buckcye" patents com bIned with Dodge.
Is improved for lo73. Is THE BEST Self.ftal
or In the World. Can DO set 70 cut higher
circular entitled Twenty Reasons why Far.
mers should buy the Dodge
iExceisior nespsr and Mosver-The original
eand BEST Dfoppcr and Hand-itaker. has
high grain wheels and the new "AdJustment
Heel"
sIecormick,s Hsnpcr and Movvcr-Hand.
takers and Self ftakcrs, extra strong and
durable. FTfccs low. r
Burt,s Reaper and tfowsr-Hand.fsAltef
cuts high or low; strong, and suitable FOR
FLAX as we'll as grain.
srarsh arvcster-DesIrabIe and econof,ical
Many prefer them 10 Headers or Rfnpcrs.
Prices REDUCED. ~Send for descriptive
circular. n
ts,fHSs Header or Harvester Hodges
improvements and other additions for 1918.
fe9dsTs Hen vs are mi MADE in Peisin. Illinois. AND re-
the mo.s approved styl. y an, ana a.d make. apok '
ii provements. that may be offered by Caiifor-
\ mia dealers or their agents.
Clipper Novel -Four sizes. Combines NOR.
\ desirable features than can be found In any
OTTER one Mower Nos. and 4 arc mors-
parf icuinriy rrcpniihended for heavy work
/
and mt strong as the larger sizes. De
scriptive circulars furnished.
sprs gus Tr.,n Afosvcr-A model OF simplicity
4 and perfcftl.Jn Of mechanism. and IL THE
FINEST GEA RED machine yet introduced
Is strong and durable, and Internationally
4 the best modcra u priced Mower In the mar.
knt. MA send tor spraRue pamphlet. and
examine into the merits OF this new Mower.
which has created such = stir In the East.
Pftt,s Improved 'sChsIienger'' Thrsslset
More iinprovems nts and additions for ls7s.
In both scparators and Powers. Want Of
space forbids cnamerating. II II now rccog-
nized as THE leading ! hrssher. and stands
faf ahead OF f"windiest OF the blowers" In
tin. eatimation OF the Thrcshing public. :
1 Guaranteed 10 separate faster and clean bet
ter. without cracking or waste OF grain, than
any other 1'hrcsher known. Particular at
Ietstton Il called 10 the "Doiseicss END
i SHAKE" SHOE, and new improvem cnts IN
the !" M ounted" Powers. etc.. etr. TLresb.
men who have not seen tho changes nnd
improvements adc In the "Pift's" Buffain
i Thresher during the last two years. wi c0f1
suit their own Interest By looking at The
"cHAI.LENBEk" before elsewhere. All ~
zes from TO i2horse power.
BG AIN. YOUNG g. c.
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Mr.. AND Mus. TAYron's BENEFIT.

IA R. AND Nik RS. lAfLOH y DEMENT,.
The entertainment given by the Al
bnny Amateur Dramatic Association
at the Pacific Opera House, last even-
Ing was one of the best entertainments
evef given In this city. There was q
large audience present, but not so many
pb the exceileneles of the effort should
have called out There is In the Com
paiiy bfllllhht talent which only needs
developing to make this one Of the
best dfafftatln companies In the State.
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FIREsiESs' ELEcTIoN.--The annu-
al election OF officers Of the Albany Tcn.
gine Co. CAME Off on last Thursday
evening and resulted as follows Jos.
webbcr, Foreman VIM. Benjamin,
lst Assistant Jua. Sbeidel, End Assist
ant; NJ y. Craiie; President Henri Il.
Sayrs, Sec'y; Henry Myers, Treasurer.
WAREHo USE PURCHASED. - The
Albany Farmers Company have pur-
chased Of Mr.. Westlake his Splendid
warehouse. The price given Is. $12 :
600. We learn that the conipaiiy pro-
pose building u large addltioh to the
warehouse before harvest.
s RuNAwAYs.--Two runaways this
week. John Isom's team took dash
down Main street last Wednesday aid
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CAMPMEETING.-Th Brownsville
and Independence circuits will hold
their esmpmeeting at Mercer Thomp-
son's camp-ground, near Shedd's Sta
tion, commencing Thursday, June
10Th, and continuing over the fourth
and fifth Sundays.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. E. ]. Dawan,
Of the Methodist Epicopal Church
South, favored us with call on last
Thursday, The Doctor was returning
FROM a. caapmeeting which was held
during a'partof the week near Browns
vile.
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NEW STEAMER.-The new opposition
steamer "Vancouyer, came up last
Monday and proceeded onward, ex-
pecting to reach Harrisburg. On reach
ing Elk Island. few miles below Pc
eria, but little moisture was found in
the bed of the river and she was COM
PEELED to return.
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REPoRT. The committee to whom
was referred the matter Of harbor and
shipping Intelligence, by q recent
meeting of tile citizeas Of Astoria, has
reported and copy has been sefit us:
The report is lengthy and we have not
yet had time to examine it.
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY, PERHAPS
Jas. II. Lewis. of Sweet Home valley,
has discovered quarry Of stone on the
North Santlam, which closely resem-
bles the famous French Iur. Mr.. Lew
is brought some specimens into town
sttssa other day and gave them to Frank
Parton, who. is of the opinion that the
rock Is equal to the French bur. Mr.
Parton has sent some of the specimens
to Travis & Wagoner, mill stone build
ers, of San Francisco, to be tested. The
quarry is inexhaustible, and if found
good it will be very valuable.
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grain with that grown In other States,
aud oregonians have nothing to fear
from the comparison.
PEORIA FARMERS CLuB,-This club
has been thoroughly organized. Messrs.
s. ID. Haley, Jas. Garrett, ID. c. Curry.
John Mcneil and ii. A. Mccartney
have been elected Directors. The
company have capital stock OF s1O,-
600. They have purchased jacob
Thompson's fine warehouse at Peoria,
and are ready TO do their own storage.
Nor FoUSp.-No further clue has
been had TO the fate of the missing
man. Mr.. Riley Thorp. Everything
yet discovered seems to indicate the
certainty Of his drowning, but though
diliigent and long continued search
has been made his friends have been
unable to disct yer his body. The
mystery Is indeed painful
COMMERCIAL ScHooL.--Mart. Tay-
Ior's Commercial College has been very
successful since II has been removed to
this city. He has at present more
scholars than have ever attended be-
fore. He offers the advantages Of a
thorough ceIrmerciai course I'm all Its
branches, with time unlimited, for the
small sum OF $50.
SEWING MAcHINFs.-Messrs. New:
port & Davis, of Portland, agents FOL
the celebrated Howe sewing machine,
have opened out stock Of their ma
chimes for sale at GradwohI's store, IN
this city. The s'Hbwe" ID so well
known that we can s~y nothing that
would add to its popularity Call and
see them.
FROM YAKIMA.-A correspondent
writing from Union Flat, w. T., In.
forms US that the report of the hostile
intentions Of the Indians In that region
which have been published from time
totime are all absurd stories with lit.
tie or no foundation. The Indians are
generally worse scared than thu
| whites.
NEW STEAMER.-The new oppositiot
steamer "Vancouver, came up las
Monday and proceeded onward, ex
pecting to reach Harrisburg. On reach
ing Elk Island. few miles below Pc
eria, but little moisture was found il
the bed Of the river and she was com
PEELED to return.
REPoRT.-The committee to whom
was referred the matter Of harbor an,
shipping Intelligence, by recen
meeting of tile citizeas Of Astoria, ha
reported and q copy has been sefit us
] The report is lengthy and we have no
yet had time to examine it.
/ CAMPMEETING.-Th Browssvilf,
and Independence circuits will holt
their eampmeeting at Mercer Thomp
sons canp-ground, near Shedd's Sta
tion, commencing Thursday, Jun
| 18th, and continuing over the fourth
and fifth Sundays.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. DIR. E. j. Dawan
of the Methodist Epicopal Churcl
South, favored us with call on las
Thursday The Doctor was returning
FROM a. caapmeeting which was he'll
during q 'psrtof the week near Browns
| vile.
FIRE.-The reshierce Of Reason Ne
Connel, situated about miles south
! east of this city, was Btfped last Tues
day. A part Of the hoaAehoTd furni
1ture and goods were sased;s but tn
housewas = total loss.
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SEWING MAcHINFs.-Messrs. News
port & Davis, Of Portland, agents fdf
the celebrated Howe sewing machine,
have opened out stock Of their ma
chimes for sale at Gradwohl's store, In
this city. The stHbwe" ID so well
known that we can s.y nothing that
would add to its popularity Call and
see them.
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PEORIA FARMERS CLuB,-This club
has been thoroughly organized. 3fessrs.
s. d. Haley, Jas. Garrett, ID. c. Curry.
John Mcneil and II. A. Mccartney
have been elected Directors. The
company have n capital stock OF sl0,-
600. They have purchased jacob
Thompson's fine warehouse at Peoria,
and are ready 70 do their own storage.
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sFRoM YAKIMA.-A correspondent
writing from Union Flat, w. T., in
forms US that the report Of the hostile
intentions Of the Indians In that region
which have been published from time
tostfme are all absurd stories with lit
tie or no foundation. The Indians are
generally worse scared than the
whites.
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COMMERCIAL ScHooL--Mart. Tay
lor's Commercial College has been yer,
successful since It has been removed I,
this city. He has at present NOR
scholars than have ever attended be
fore. He offers the advantages OF
thorough commercial course I'm all IL
branches, with time unlimited, for tn
small sum OF $50.