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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
WOOL WANTED.

p. c. Harper 4 Go. will pay the
highest cash price for all the wool they
can ret, and would respectfully inform
everybody that they have fine stock
Of general merchandise for sale very
low for cash, or to prompt paying GUS
toners on time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
WOOL WANTED,

Only 100000 pounds Of good wool
wanted for which / Intend to pay the
highest market price. For wool sacks
and twiDe It will be 70 the interest Of
the weol-gSowers to enquire at N.
Baum's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

ENRON AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
ihsr halieu. The Company VIII dispatch q
boat fIon Albany 10 CervalIia On TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Of oash week.
Alno viii dlapaiah q eDat isom Albany ior
PoliIand and Intermediates places % etmo days,
Furi at Isduesa rates. ,. d. niLkS,
Dae, i6, 1871. a M Agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
PLANNING MILL.
PRICES GREATLY REOuCENIl
E. CARTIER A 60.
ARE
Now Ready for B!isimess'


J Theyhave recently given their Planning Miu
and sash and Door Factory, general over.
hauling and repairing. and greatly Increased
new water wheel, new Shaping machine,
and new Planer and Watcher, all made IN
Oregon, by Oregon mechanics, and out Of Ore
goh from The plAner and inalchef are ea-
neclallY adnDtad tn saainhlnfsa tfltsaFl.s ~
WORKING rustic, which we make 0 speciality,
which we are now prepared 70 do withnut any
delay, as we can change our machine frpln
one kind Of work 10 another In a few hllnutea,
and with our excellent water power are ni-
ways ready To run any or all our moehlncry.
Ne keens donta haeh md naanld lAsal il3pt-
on hand, or made 10 order with despatch. We
have made nrrnnEementa ny which We ara
now prepared 10 furnish saah and saah doors
prlmed and glazed to order NJ very near Port
| land prices, and propose TO make II the intofust
OF builders TO buy at home and encDurnge
home industry. With our new hhaper We aIs
J prepared TO do any kind Of circular Of irrcgu-
| lar work much better and cheaper than NJ has
ever been done In Albany.
We haye two new grlndstpnes-ona tor tho
especial benefit of those Wishing 70 eTlnd axes
In nhort We have spared neither money noI
labor In 1tllng up our shop for doing Nil KINDS
OF work In our line with neatness, chfpnesl
and dispatch, and have materially reduced oul
prices for work. liF rif41t N st.
All OF thesn improvements we hope the pub
iic will appreciate and gife ns q liberal aharl
found on hanu with competent mechanics
ready W serve those who favor us with thel
-; sS.satiufactiona az 70 work ana prices guar
anteed. lf4 i y. CARTER a %.
gi0na5tf,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
STATE BOARD or IMMIGRATION.

WNOR THE PURPOsE on AFFORDING
n, Information " Immigrants and intending
Euilgrania 10 OreRonj now IN foreign conn riea
and aister States, and for circulating such ~
formation Abroad BY this liDard all persona IN
this Htata having YARNS and inndafOf aalelf
ltant Of dasifOns Of forming Colonies, Will
please forward 10 this board ~ soon az poaai.
lands. Location, Price and Terms o. Sale, or
conditions Of renting and All persona dealrons
Of obtaining Agricultural or other i.a0prtr,
will please communicate direct Win thla
~ Instructions Of the Commissioner % lm-
mierailon. WILLIAM REID.
A STATE Commissioners Of Immigration.
u1Nl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

MIsrARE.-Iti is not Tuesday, May
20, but Saturday May %, that the
meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
Grange Union viii be held 10 this city.
See he corrected advertisement 10 this
tuu,,a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

An observing man has discovered
. similarity between q young ladies'
seminary and q sugar house, As both
refine what il already sweet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

sb 90 2D SII Ils ois..ss AsTS'' oG woIISE ssa'IT;
peOpie Of both aexea, young and oid, make
lupfe tnuITy M WDrN iuf nH3 it trrtr uWn 70
ctlitlea. during their apaFr moments, o. AZ tho
time, than nt any thing olna. We HQiiqr empipy.
mont that VIII pay handsomely Tor every
h0aris work. fuii patilculaFl, lerins. 4c., atnt
FREE hfud ua ynur addfasy " one, Don't
delay. Now y ihe time. DDnt look for work
WhAt We iqf, ~. tyfNaoN a Coz Portland,
Maine. yipn-'yi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

DE. Budd, Of Portland, advsrtis-
ss for sale 100 head of hOrses and
males, st low prices. A Zoe opPoriu-
nifty Iu offered FOR farmers and immi'
grants 70 supply themselves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
MUDDYrTE.
ruE EAnaER.s WAREHOUSE BUsI-
NESS.
Editor Democrat +:

Editor Democrat:
At a meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors OF the Albany farmers Co.
at Albany, on the 18th day Of May,
1875. Mr.. II. Wilds offered the follow.
ing resolution which was unanimously
adopted BY the Board Of Directors
To wit:
Resolved, That The Board q DiFeetola 9ays
hsd and now have 1911 eonlldenee ~ w Z. i'9' 4,
go and efliciency ~ kupeTlntendent Y. y.
f,isnr,Ssfl and % believe BE- has discharged tle
duiisa of bis once in efetiiAbie and c9I,.e
fir-ee ronnner. There being no proQl " tne
nrs-eI,ion n the H0agd 0f any irregularities Or
dellnquinciea whatever,
The above resolution was read At .
lueetIng Of the Stockholders on May
18th, 1875, ana unanimously adopted.
q. y. CRAWFORD, President,
b, NsgsFiEI.D Eec'y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

TSTHAr L1oHT.-Jas. McKnight' Of
this eity, has the agency for new pat
ent lamp which does away with the use
~ ehimneys as well as all danger Of
explosions and "bust-ups." ltisciaim-
n d be the safest Coal Oil Burner
use.l. as it has a gas tube, through
which every particle Of explosive gas
,vbleh forms 10 the lamp escapes ht
once. and directly to the flame and y =
consumed, thus preventing the PoHsi-
b,lItv of an accumulation Of gas-
Without this accumulation no explo-
sion can take place. No lamp u1iug I
Burner having this gas tube, mas ' esel !.
been knovn 70 explode. Ihe lamp =
81 exhibition AZ Garoihers ana Fof'
.hny's drug stores.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

sMAo PULLER.-N New we don't say
anything about river cleaning and the
employment Of Government snag-pul-
Isrs, but we want to tell you all that
DR.. E. o. Smith, dentist, Is able 70
yank out teeth with neatness, cheap
ness and dispatch, and do the finer
parts Of dental workmanship with care
and skill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

silas Keeuey, an old and respected
.,,izen 81 Linn, died q HaIsey iaat
Monday and was buried By she slasol.-
e Fmierniiy Of that place ON "e'-
nesday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

CINNABAR.-Hon. J. H. Hacklsman,
who has just returned from a business
trip to Southern Oregon, yesterday
showed us some rich specimens Of Gin
nabar, taken from Marks & Co.'s lode
in Douglas county. These specimens
are understood to be immensely rich,
containing nearly so per cent. of quick
silver The extent of the lead is not
absolutely known, but the groupings
have been traced for distance Of four
or five miles. Mr.. H. thinks Its pos
SCISSORS have q bonanza.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
Eye and Cancer Doctors.

Coon NEWS FOR EvERYBoDY.--N.
Baum returned last Saturday from
San Francisco with the largest stock
of goods ever brought to this city, tho
selections made is the latest styles in
cuts and styles in gents clothing and
furnishing goods, as we'll as full stock
of general merchandise, well selected
and good assortment, which he in
tends to sell according to the times,
as low as any house In the CITY,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

.Iosr-A chain aud loehst some-
where between Che residence Of Mr..
cnnor and the Congregational
Church. The finder VII confer . a.
vor by Ieaving Il NJ this Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

PESMANsHlP. Prof. Z. Wells who
has been engaged for the past few
months in this county as popular and
successful teacher Of penmanship, wilt
commence class at Halsey next Mon
day. From recommendations shown
Us We can freely and fully commend
Prof Wells to the favor and patronage
OF the HaIsey citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

n result it would be aBud Thompson"
ISIPROyEMENTs,- is scarcely prob
able that any city in Oregon has made
such rapid progress in the line of i'm
movement in the same length of time
.ns Albany has made in the past four
seen months. It is estimated that in
that lapse Of time there have been
over two hundred buildings erected,
and there are now in course of erection
fully twenty-five, while we hear on
every band Of contemplated buildings
for this season, many of which will be
on cutie a large scale. Old buildings
ara constantly being moved about, SO
that scarcely day passes but we see
some huge bulk of house on trucks
ereakine along through the streets
The busy sound Of the hammer
aud saw is heard on every hand,
and laborers as we'll as skilled
mechanics are constantly employed in
large numbers. 1t is probable tfat
there are at least one hundred carpsnt-
ers alone engaged at this time on build
inrs in our city, while painters and
pIasterers are pushe to theirutmost to
keen m with their contracts. Among
the most prominent buildings now un-
der way are the Alden Fruit Preserving
Company's building and the Methodist
Church. South, both Of which are
progressing finely. In a few days
moro two other church buildings will
he started-a Baptist and an Episcopa-
Iian Church. So that this year Will
AL the erection Of three new churches
in our midst, at an aggregate cost Of
$1,000 or S9,eOe- nearly oil Of which
wiIlbe done by voluntary contributions
from our citizens We doubt much u
any city Of like population can sho"
a corresponding liberalIty in this line
ApporNrnEHT.-On the 9Th inst
David Newsome received from th'
State Board Of Immigration for Ore
ron. lis commission under them to at
asacommittee Of one for Howell Prair
ie Precinct In Marion county IN
Board sends immigrants to him VIII
want employment, or 20 bu5 :. !2p
lands Ii that section, and for genera
~ sneciaI information to Immigrants
lie has already found employment 70
about 4 half dozen young men-imml
grants lust in from the States. OWN
to his long and extended acquaintauc
N Western Oregon, he may be able 7
render good service to strangers an
incidentally to our State. His seFvIet
are gratHitoHs.
CHANGED HANDs.-Cass. II. Hun
nhrev has sold his interest in the Be-
III Democrat to Mr. 7. G. Nuke.
who viii be hereafter associated wit
M. ouivey in the conduct Of that p
per Tom is an elegant gentleman A.
the Democrat will lose nothing by h
association with it. Mr. Humphrey
a talented young .'print'' and will con
mend himself 10 the favor Of the wor
wherever he may choose 70 "dispers'
himself
Tna TAxks.-A grand tempeFan
picnic win be held BY the Good TEN
lars and Red Crossers Of Linns at ko
erts Bridge. on the caiipooia, as
Thursday. The officers Of the day q
IA. Warner, President; Rev. l. v
A0n. 0taior; jos. Beard, Ciiief Marsh
The programme will be varied and
teresting. asi 4 rare day santicipat'
OF course Albany viii be largely r
resented.
We enjoyed the pleasure % 2 e
from Bishop Morris and Rey, y
Babeock Episcopal eicTgymenl j
Tnattinr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

LAYING THE CORNER STONE oFTHE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-0ur citizens
will be pleased to learn that there 10 Q
favorable prospect oferecting an Eplsco-
pal house OF worship In Albany during
the coming summer. Bishop Morris
expects to lay the corner stone Of the
edifice on the S1st inst. Any one wlsh-
ing to deposit articles In the corner
stone can leave them NJ the store o
w. II. Dodd & Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

CANCERS CAN BE CURED. We will
warrant cure on cancers, or old sores.
Have also some new vegetable reme-
dies for diseases of the eye, that have
cured a great many cases considered
hopelessly blind.
Office ut Geo. Settlemler's, Second
street, near DEMOCRAT Office, Albany
Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

We enjoyed the pleasure % 2 eali
from Bishop Morris and Reg, = n
Babeock Episcopal eleTgymenl last
Tnsssiar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

BASE BALLIsTs-The Willamette
Rase Rail club was this week organized
in this city with the following ofiieersi
President, w. J. w@ren; Vice Presi-
dent, A. 6. Laytoni sec'y, J. w. FoS-
Ter, Treas, Er. r. Osterhaut; Captain.
Mac. Monteith. Following are the po-
sItlons of the first nine. i. Qsterhaut'
q; Mac. MonIeith, p; +. G. Fish, ist,
81; w. j. Warren, I'd b.; H. Richards
srd b.; J. Foster, $. 81 r. Conn, !. =
!. webber, c. f.; w. Westlake, :. q
4 match game viii De played between
this club and the Corvallis Club 10 this
cIty tomorrow, and as the gentlemen
comprising the "WilIamettes" are gen
eralIy old stagers at the game. We 'i'S'
expect a lively tournament
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

WANTED. 100000 pounds Of wool
for which 0. Fox & Bro. are prepared
to pay the highest cash price They
also take pleasure in announcing that
one Of their firm has just rettrned from
San Francisco, with large and well
assorted stock Of general merchandise,
which they offer lower than ever for
cash or country produce. The public
will do well by examining their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. They
have large supply Of wool sacks and
twine for sale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

That McKENzIE CANAL discussion
which has been going on through our
columns is assuming magnificent pro-
portions. We have not chosen to take
sides upon the question, as the leading
disputants have about fully exhausted
the subject. Our columns are open to
the discussion of that or any other
subject having q tendency to throw
light upon projects for improving or
benefitting our country; but we must
insist that writer's will condense their
arguments and views into as short
space as is consistent with their fair ex-
preston. We cannot afford to fill
up our columns with an ssay on
one particular subject to the exctu-
soin of all others. A family news
paper, to secure successful patronage,
must contain diversified literature as
well as full sprinkiing OF i've news
matter, and while we are pleased to re-
ceive and even invite contributions to
our columns, we beg Of contributors
| to ffmft their articles Within duS
bounds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
. farmers AND SIOCK-RAISEBS
.NS aiii
YOUNG vERMONTs

WYTILL STAND THE ENSUING sEiA80N
w 70 commence tha iat Of May And end
tho idt 81 August. On MondAyA md Tues.
DAYS al solomon Bonds at unlNoys anu
mo remainder or the week At my infn,
ono mile aouth.eaat nf Tangent, exptpt
on all public days. when no can be seen -
Marshall a Hchlnaser'a livery stable ~ Albany,
Thls h0fle u beautiful dapplo hay. years
old, N hands high, weighs about I tan pounds
and wna sired BY BeiKnhp'a celebrated tsui-
ting horHa. Vermont His alra was lnelod ~
Waitsneld. Vermont, and hia Lineage q traced
back through only four generations to INC
original lnntln Morgan.
TEaAs-alngle leap, sS.Vp season, ss'i M
FaTnefs are Invited 10 call and a4anina lhir
horse and his stock TO tholr entire aqilaiaetion,
Great catn will be inken torfoFglt neclaqiitei
h.a & wlIl not bo Responsible should any Qc1nf,
fahail aia0 not be rospOnal0le qhould tne miife
bo taken away ffpm thc country traded on ai
-'' n a. 4. nRiDGEFARMER. f'ruptsetos.
vl0n25mA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

SOMETHING EPIscoPAL.-The hlghI
Rev, B. Wistar Morris, ID. D., assisted
by Rev. ]. H. Babcock, held services
and preached on Monday evening the
18th inst, in the Congregational church
which was kindly offered for the occa-
sion. The services were peculiarly inn
pressive and heartily enjoyed by quite
a large congregation. At the close Of
the services the Bishop made a state
mebt of his wishes and plans In regard
10 the establishing of the Episcopal
Church in this place. The congrega,,
tion responded to the Bishops appea'
by promptly pledging three-fOurths OF
the amount necessary to purchase alot,
and on the following day the full
amount needed for the lot was sub
scribed The site selected Is at tht
corner ef Lyon and Seventh streets
The pfoverbial Iiberality Of our citizens
lin such nattersqhas been again mani
tested.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21


Money order otIce'hours, from A. M.$o am.
r, II. RAYMOND, P. NJ,
REMARKABLE PRESENCE or MIND.
John Millard, who Il just down from
Eastern Oregon, gives US an accouutof
a most remarkable case Of presence of
mind, Of which the following is a brief
outlines Col, VIM. Thompson, former
ly of the. salem Mercury, hutat present
engaged in stock raising on Willow
Creek in Eastern Oregon, .isthc hero Of
the transaction. It seems oneday.
II few months ago, while she was at
work on his place, some half a mile or
SO away from the house, his youngest
child-a little boy just able to toddle-
while out with its mother In the yard,
fell into the we'll, and the mother inn
mediately ran part Of the way to'Mr.
Thompson, made frantic signs which
attracted his attention and caused him
to run with all speed to tfe house,
where he learned more by signs than
words from his agonized wife that his
darling little boy was drowning in the
well. He had scarcely comprehended
the terrible situation when he flew to
tho barn hard by and procured ladder,
but on putting it down in the well he
found it was too short. Drawing 1t up
again, he quickly tied the well rope to
it. and let it down again. when it rest
ed on the bottom of the well some five
feet under water. Col. Thompson went
down the rope and ladder until his feet
rested on the bottom, and, with the
water up to his neck, moved his feet
about until he touched the baby which
had sunk to the bottom. He clasped
the little body between his feet ana
drew himself up by his hands until he
was enabled to hold the babe above the
water; then taking it in one hand, held
on to the rope with the other until his
wife drew him out by turning wind
lass, to which the rope was aU1acneu.
Arriving at the surface the agonized
parents discovered that the child was
to all appearances dead; hut determin-
inc to resort to all available means fol-
its restoration, Col. 7. knocked two OF
its front teeth out and succeeded in
pouring into the aperture thus made q
sufficient amount of brandy to accom-
plish the baby's resuscitation, anc
eventually It's complete restoration
This story seems almost marvellous, bu
it is given to US as strictly true, ant
from what We know Of the hero Of tn
episode, it is our opinion that if any
man would be able to accomplish suct
a result it would be "Bud Thompson
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21


uTHE TRIUMPH is the name Of =
new style of patent seats for school
houses, for which Prof. Forshay Of this
city has the agency. He has two spec
linens of the seats at his store. and no
one can inspect them without being
impressed with their excellence and
superiority over tho old-fashiOued pos
terror blistering and spine-twisting
wooden seats now almost universally
IN use III our common schools. Tlere
is as much difference in the ease and
comfort Of these patent desks and the
old stoga seats in general use as there
,s between Turkish divan and a ty-
rants torturing rack. The directors Of
schools throughout our county ought
70 see tho "Triumph," and, II within
their means, proceed to supercede tho
old stiff back rattle-traps with them
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
STROKE OF TREADLE,

making II much less tlresome TO operate. Self
settling straight needle. Seli.setting attach.
ments, runs the lightest and makes tho least
noise OF any machine In the world. Has I'm.
mense driving powers. VIII sew SILK thread
EQUAL to eotton, what no shuttle machine VIII
do, In fact will do more work, moro kinds OF
work and easier and better than any machine
IN the world, Call and see this wonderful In
VehtiOn llL fANTON Is Photograph onilery,
Vi0nS8tf. H
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
NO SAUTTLEl NO BOBBINl | NO RE-
4 WINDING OF THREADl

RuAKEs THE LOCK STITCH FROM TWO
lVl spOols direct. Makes the Cable stitch for
embroiderInR from two spOola direct. Just
think OF II ladies. No more bother with Shut
ties and Bobbins. You don't have TO stop TO
wind your thread a few yards at time on TO
little Robbins. Just take two sp0ols as you
ret them from the store, pat them on your
machine and sew away with cut further trouble
until the spools are used up.
Makes the genuine Lock Stitch too, As also
nm EmbrOiderlng stitch and Chnin stitch.
Puts the work through - per cent. faster than
INV other ulnchinc.T Has shorter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

AN ELEGANT PRESENT. While ut
Corvallislast week we had the pleas
ure Of inspecting beautiful article Of
mechanism presented by the members
of Umpqua (Roseburgl Chapter Of
Royal Arch Maons to M. E. G. II. p,
James r.. Bayley. It was an ARK Of
the Covenant, constructed in exact inn
itation Of the Que built by Moses and
CARRIED bysthe children Of Israel in
their journey from Egypt to Canaan
and lost at-thedestrnction Of the Tenn
pie at Jerusalem. The work. on this
Ark was performed by our skillfnl
Companion, DR., Burnell, Of Roseburg.
It is overlald with gold; the rings for
securing the slaves are Of silver a
silver plate appropriately inscribed
adorns the top, and the whole ls COW
cred with cabalistic letters and charac-
tiers peculiar to the Order. It was q
superb present and one Of which the
distinguished recipient was justly
proud.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21


a6sPERopE ConPoRATIox. The
atocIlsoldeis al the Albany Farmers
Natshona Company held their annual
meeting last Taasaay and elected the
following Board Of Directors: DIR. G.
r. CRAWFORD, Jno. Huston, ThOs. Fro
man. NJ. II. WiIds, q. 4. Simpson, G.
w, Vernon and Jas. Whealdon. By a
Unanimous vote the meeting endorsed
tile conduct Of Geo. r. Simpson as bus
lness manager Of the warehouse. It
wasyoted to increase the capital stock
Of the Company from ten thousand
.dollarst to forty thousand, and the Board
was Instructed to enter at once upon
.the,constructicn Of an additional ware
house with d storage capacity Of 1OO,-
600 bushels, and a first-class Touring
min. They design the min to be fully
capacitatod to manufacture all their
wheat into flour and thus insure more
ready and certain sale for their prod
uct. The report Of the management
for the past year shows that the ware
house business has paid of $4,000 Of
Indebtedness, kept up current expenses
and have a surplus Of nearly $1,000 on
hand. This Is q most excellent show
ing and ought to stimulate others to
engage In the business.