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, 1876-04-25

Tho principal attractions a. shts placo OF
amusement last night "eso local sketch called
"ILe Dlzzies." representing high life In 1.-THE
Dizzy Actors lsotteat," and a bur|esquo
Of "Fsa D!ayoto," III which Nias Nellie
Larkolle aud iliss Alice kemp appeared. The
latter feature Of the programme lad conBldora-
bla merit. nnA In Wow Ut tho 1imltod musical re-
HouEcoa Of the tbeatra, WAs better douo than
might have been expected. "Thu pixzus woro
drawn from llfe-studles, aud seoM0u 10 provoke
= good deal Of merflment among thoBe who uu-
deIstool tho nurroundiuKlpgs Of :" Thu Ret1eat," F"
~ formerly described III THX Tribune.
, 1876-04-25
SUBURBAN,

Prof. II. L. Cunnook. Of ths Northwestern
University. will give entirely now selection Of
readings this evening, in tho Presbyterian
Church. The Professors reputation will uu-
doubtedsy call out full house, especially ~ tue
readings will bo all uow onest and aa tie pro-
gratnno has boen proparcd with care.
Tho now Board Of Trustees will hold It's frat
maetiug this eYeulng.
, 1876-04-25

MARI AGES.

Observation-Disclosures Chicago. April 20, BY
tho 1ov. eury @, Perry, Rector Of Erisco
r1l Churcb, Joseph Car6onntau, Esq, and Miss Emily
JAicks, al Of this city.
DAI.Gii-ELLIS-Att tho residence Of the brides
parents, syracuse, N, r., tho 10th Inst, BY Henry
H. Lockwood Rector OF 81. raul's Church, SYRACUSE
N, y, Frank ". pacb and Lucy q. Ellie.
, 1876-04-25


70 tho Editor u The Chicago tribune:
CHICAGO. April M.-Tho intcrost taken by the
Third Ward Republican Club for tho past faw
months in tho discussion of political aubjecto,
especially thoaa bearing on municipal reform,
Hud the Influence which 1t is believed has been
exe1tod BY such discussion, leads mo to soquest
tic correction of tho report OF tho meetlng Of
tile Club last Saturday eYouing, III which tho fol-
loving resolution, by William Afdtlch, Esq., ia
Btatod 10 hAvo been yot0d down:
Resolped That fully recognizing tho esils that
labe TO grow out Of ward prtmnries, yet knowing OF
systen that will bo likely 10 obtain more fairly Tue
our p.rty, NO rcconmond tho County Contral Com
1nitteo ca the next County Convention IN tho usual
way by calling upon tho Ways to eleot delegates at
timo BrcciAcd by tho primary syatefn.
lit. galloway amended tho resolution 90 rs 70 roo
ornmoud that tho appo!ntfnent Of delegates b tbs
same "a tbat Of tho last City Convention.
Tha resolution wan passed. BY largo majority.
WILLIAM Q. GoLR. Secretary.
, 1876-04-25

Unfading LovelineBH
be1ongs only to tho nnrtals. but whoover ,tsea tho
fragrant Bo1odont 1t least dofy ta to inuse ono
Of tho olcnacnts OF beauty, good sci Of teoth,
, 1876-04-25

BpseiaF D,spateh II YhH Ghttaoo Tribune
DAavttLE, ILL.,, April 24.-The Paris { Dam
villo Road, which has been running traiaa only
to Roblnsou, has completed its lino to Lawrence
yillo. mud to-day ran tho first train through to
that p1lnt, wllora 1t connocta with thu OHIO u
MiBslsslppt Railroad.
, 1876-04-25

Rely urou It, They Arc styltah.
Parties buying wall paper, lace curtains. ntc., of
email dealers should remember Hilgos Jenkins Fax.
soil cheap cheaper, and only lste. stylish pat
tetns, an1 what they do will be dono right,
, 1876-04-25


va shall se Al auction this afternoon, on the rrtn"
fscs, tho nno two-story aud basement With Manaafd
roof dwelling, No. 4so West Washington a.sest esat Of
and near Union rark. Tho honss IL brick with ssone
Trimmings, aud hnishcA inside In The bsst and most
rubatan..hl manner, Tho sA.e Il pczemptesy. baE-
gafn msy be expected,
, 1876-04-25

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuHN1TUHD
On TUESDAY, April 10. as 10 O'Clock, sharp Moht Of
aults Turkish Chair, Patent Rockers. Lounges, L.
Lrsry Tsbts, Marblotop Tables. Chamber sets. Hal
eans 1ss oE.n;
Chalrn, Nosrigtrators China, Glass; and Plated Wass.
Stair Carpets. English brussels Carpets. Lowell Thrse-
pjyst Cook and P9rfor Stores 6hsdbs, ho Tafo Col.
tare GfnyH ctfx a. r. GORE K CO.. Aut&.
, 1876-04-25

ff0SV AboNt Your EllrnRtTtFcT
a. l.. IIale b Brother will surely eloHo their
furniture buslness oHt this time. for thelr atoro
IL sold and possession Is to b. given July !.
This ts tho beat time over Boon iu Chicago to
buy handsome furniture Ut minimum prces
Nos. z0o, 201, 2o4. aud 20a l&audo1pn strees IL
tin Eiara.
, 1876-04-25

The negotiations for tho engagement OF
Bilses baud for Philadelphia have b0en broken
Oh. Tho Committee will probably engage tho
oalebfstea baud OF thu Thirty-ssRhth Regiment
Of infantry, which gained tho p1izs st the Paris
EIpoalHQn,
, 1876-04-25

Rooher and the Centennial.
The friends Of II. Isocher, No. 71t Wabash avenue,
respectfully invited to Inspect tie pictures nend-
cd fur The Centennial now Oh exhibition until Friday,
Aplt 70.
, 1876-04-25

FREIGHT RATES.
Tbs antIo!pasfona that the breaking mp Of tho
Eastern railroad pool would not rcaut Ia an
othor disastrous railroad war have not beoa ro~
ullzed Eycr since tho broaking up Of the COM
bination tho war has ragged 1ercoy betweon tbe
various ltnea lead,ug to tho East, and rates have
been going down lowor aud lower every t.sy, aud
thore Ia no toIlinR when tho bottom figures will
be feaclod. Most OF the companies. havo issued
tariffs making tho ratio Oh grain 80 centH per lou
lbs from Chicago to Naw York. But not QUO Of
the roas t. ahoti,g to th!s rate nna a. oil Of
100 lbs from Chicago to Now York, At 2215 to
Philadelphia, aud at % to Baltimore. Ii wRa
reported On Change yesterday TIN: in
aotno iaatanees rates Ind boon nado as
however, could not bo traced to any roliaolo
sousca. Tho lowest Eato roachod during tho
war between tho Pennsylvania aud Baltimore g.
OHIO Railroads was rs cents, and shen tho roada
clame4 that1they wcro loaing largely. So, II
1ntes aEe made ut 22}1 centB tho intention must
10 to drive one or moro Of tho companies to the
wall, and force thnm back into tho combination.
Whether this game will succeed or not rstnains
to ba seen.
ITEMS.
Tho now freight Office Of the pis.aburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad anu tho black Star
Line, In TRthill Kings building, corner Of Dear
bora and Washington Btteota, Ia, beyond dis
pltC tho uh9At 0tfc8 CT tho KIND IN tho county,
The elegant counteEs arc tho oned used by the
Cook County National liank, and arc arranged in
neat aud convenient l!lAun0r. Ihoy are OF black
walnut, elegantly curved and highly polished, with
marble.topH Of tho tuoat valuable kind. The
floors arc covered With lno Engliah tiles, and
everything else about tue otico is OF sha richest
kind. Tho private Office Of Als. Il. G. Moldtuu,,
| tho Qcnoral Western Freight Agent Of thcss
| lines, IL in tho rear of tho room. and lB good
enough fora 1lailzoad rresident.
At a 1nesslng Of the atocktoders Of the Ohlca.
| 60, Burlington d Quincy AaI!rond, hefd yeBtcf-
| day morning at tho o!llce Of tho Company, tho
bylaws were amended, aa proposed by President
| lIntris nt . preyiouR meeting, 30 that all meas
| utes for tho extension of tho road or making
| new lcasoa hayo to lie paRsod upon by the stocli-
holders, Instead OF BY the Directors, as hcrato-
fore.
! a Western correspondent OF THE TKInUNE
wtDto fow DAYS aHo shnt tue Chicago, Nock
lBInnd Il Pacific Railroad was the onIy line which
WIZ selling through tlcAots direct to Custer Utty
In tho Black Hills. This ia injustice to the othci
limos leading to tllp Wcht. AL Of them have
i nlado arrangements by which thoy can issue
ttcketB diroot to Gustor City.
Thu Rocaiyor OF the New Orleans, st. Lonis /
| Chicago Railroad las decided to run hereafter
but ono through train betwoen Cairo aud Men
Orleaus. This action hna compelled tho Illinois
Central iailsoad TO mako = change also In the
running Of through sleopeyH to Now Orcans
The New Orleans Bleeping.car, which heretofore
left In tue eyenlog, Will hereafter teaYo In tht
| mOfntug
, 1876-04-25
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL.


Tho detailed statement published In gatur-
days TRIBUNE giving tho coat Of tie two paYil-
ions. now under roof. OF tho no" County I1os-
pltal, showed that the tax-payors haa already
boon bled $3.50 200, with nothing to show for tho
money bus two ornate aro-srars. In connection
With this arAsomont 1t should bo added that while
tho books are correctly kept all tue accounts arc
run in together In tbs sledgor, though somo OF tho
itema arc separated; Tue books arc kert merely
on mlxcd-Accouns augle-cntry bss!a. Among
tie items mentioned aro oscr $a.O00 Tor snn-
drlos. ard s5G3 for coal. It aeemB quoor, but N
The Huudry items appear repetitions which Bbonla
be explained. For instnuce. thcre Ia an entry OF
$5o3 paid Tor coal, yet in the alndricH IL another
bill for conl Of nearly k0 amount, II mot moro.
Il certainly cannot be that it lias takeu over
e1, worth OF coal to run thu amply buildings
several mouths. Then tho engineer has been
allowed 1916 for BuppltoA; 1876 worth Of co1ton-
waste and oll-wAich arc about I'LL tho supplies
au engineer needs-aeouH . pretty larga
uu,a. There are n,any itous which ueed acruti-
utzing. especially those for plumbing. and lit
tlo further investigation BY tho Grand Jury Into
this matter might 10 notable for fruitful results
II carried ont.
, 1876-04-25

Our financial Arrangements with Havana sts the
snost complete and s1tenaiss To be found anywhere
Highest s&e4 paid for Apsnah hills, 0ore.n1psots etc.,
, 1876-04-25

refused. Tbs convorahtton which actually o.
curro{i IL substantially ns follows:
Said his. Courtney "ChrEoll. what do you
moan By giving thts 100000 to thts rnan9 can
do that Job for 4o5,0oo, ana could pay commits
!" don't want IT," 10 which Courtney sejoinod,
II did not oner II. But do not 800 how. IN
tho faoe Of all tGoso thngs, you lot this contract
70 those people" To wie cs1tol. m rGspomGtea
, 1876-04-25

Leaaa Of Frouch Flat and Furniture,
Fo. BAip-Asleation IL called to tho on
our thita pa9s under " Household Cool. Of spen-
did chance fur rasties desiring 10 90 10
1t No. :8s Wabash ayeuue. great bargain may bs
had
, 1876-04-25
Boots, ShQeS&SGppelS

Largo Lines Of Medium and Fine grades Of Epr1ng
Bty1cs will bo sold By cssslogua on WEDNESDAY,
April no. at ~ NJ, to which al dealsrs In search o1
bargains arc in1ited. GEO. r. GORE b CO.,
6 and 10 WAbsBh.aY.
, 1876-04-25

Prizes csshc orders ilsd, aud III necessary fnfor-
nAslon given on application. Circulars seat frea By
addressing Taylor Co., bankers. II Wall street, Hsw
York Q3ty, T. o. box 4lie.
, 1876-04-25

~ The Edi1or Of Ths Chicago Tribune.
OuloAoo. April 23.-Aa you hare desoted con-
siderable space to description Of tho new
County Hospital, ny pa.ao frequently appearing
mixed up With mass Of ullsstale,nonts and iu.
Situations calculated to ipjure me aud otlera
concerned, hppo you will give NO space for
lew words In my own bblalf. l claim that
All the work done By ma on tho new
Hosp,tsl is we'll done aud IL cheRply AZ II could
bs dono By any one who pays lu0 cents On the
dollar 1t the tins sg1ead upon, and further, any
cha1ge or insinuatIon that xesolted to Any Ill.
fair meAus 10 sooufe the work u entirely fa!ae.
Tue Grand jury being now III session, AIN at
their service. and challenge the closest exaua!na~
tipn Of ill my bualneas with tho County Board.
Hespeotfully, stc., r. ]. HExTou.
, 1876-04-25
...... AUCTION SALE8.
By G. +. GORE d CO.,
90 and 10 W4baAh-sv.
AUCTION 5ALE3l
IArgs and attractive Auction BALD Of
DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY,, April 90, 1870,

gpectAl attention Il dJrscted To tho following lineA
the aamo being New, Fresh, md lcgular Goods,
gtapo md Fancy Dry qoods IN sll their ysrtety.
dInKlsams. Bts1pen, and ChcckR.
WlltTE 0OOl}8-Drcts IInens, LAWNS Mulla, Nsiu.
sooks, LAdies' and Chltlfen's hnn Underwear, Gnna'
aud Lndea' fms Linen Handkorch!cfs, Ans Tabls
Linens, Towels, CrAstcs, &o.
'ALpAUAa-1fa nave tho nnest ,lus to b. found In
tho city, from medium to tbs neet Orao1+ and par
tcular attention Il invited TO Tho same.
CLoTn1Nu--Vefy superior Ouetofn-mado Clothing,
Ia Men,, noss. and Yen.ha wear. ., aoods MI ney
Country Merchants will please upta.
MlHGE1I.ASEnUs--Po bFaada nrown ahcet-
Cloves Notions. superior Packet Cutlery and 1szos.
stlye1:p1aed Goods, Ftne Toilet soaI~, 8!tches and
IL Il, lsEB, Bhzwla Buapenders CorHets, OsaFshirts,
Dress Bhtts. Neckes. 1oacry. F1orers, UrusAoa ho.
Now tnyo!cea Collars, LAoes, Runlings, and Drss
Trimmings.
Carpets, an entirely nnw and ye.y ohotce Inc.
GEO. r. GORE CO.,
BH h TO Wata1h-Hy,
, 1876-04-25

Loan4 and discounts. T97.B13
OyGEdraft4!... .......................... D,H7l
United S1teo bonds to secure otcNsAtaon.... 6s910
Other Atocks. bonds, aud tnGrtKuEes,,...,,.. 1l,1H
Due from spproYe1 reaHryd agents.. I4.0}0
Due from nfer National lauks..,.......u. 4s,ii8
Due from Btnto banks anl bankers. .......... 1s,79T
1ioal cstate furniture aut nxtuteH........ l72uDo
Current c1nolises.. ............,,,. l9!sa
Chccks anu otllor cash items. ..,............ Gilt
Exchanges for cearinH.houHn. .............. 1884
l}llls OF other National Usuke. ... Aual1
Fractional currency aud nickcls+.. 40
Iega3tcnter notea, 17DUoo
Redemption fund.-. d.......................-.. 2,475
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

SUDDEN DEATH.-Little Ed Murray,
aged about nine years, son of thu landlord
of the American Exchange, died very sud-
denly Oh Wednesday night. lie had been
in the habit, with other boys of the city, of
bathing in the Calipooia at almost all hours
of the day, and his death is supposed to
have been caused by slnstroke, received
while thus engaged during some of the hot
days. He had just returned from bathing
in the Calipooia when taken ill, and ut 8
O'Clock p. NJ one hour after taking i'll, he
was corpse. A good many Of the urchins
about town have suffered from going irto
the wat,r during the heat of the day. tits
wrong, and this warning should prevent
, them for the future. All that was mortal
of little Ed Murray was consigned to earth
yesterday afternoon.
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rsl.na spot in alae Eye.

Here IS simple experiment BY which
we can prove tlIe existence of n blind
spot iii tile eye. Shut your left eye,
aud with your right one look steady at
the cross below, holding the paper ten
or twelve inches from the eyes.
x ~
Now move tho paper slowly toward
the ere. which must be kept fixed on
the cross. At o certain distance the
other figure--tlac letter O--wiIl sud.
derly disappear; but il you bring the
napes nearer, it VII come again into
view. You -..aY not succeed IN theex-
pertinent on first trial. but, With a lit
tie patience, you can hardly tail; aud
tie snddenness with which the black
spot vaAishea and rc.appearn ii very
striking. -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28
Obituary.

Chrilen T. Ralston was born in Leba-
non. Linn county, Oregon, and lived there
until about three years ago, when he came
with his parents to reside in Albany.
He spent nearly year in college ut this
place. after wtich he went to California
and entered upon business life. remaining
there about one year. Returning TO Alba
ny. he was employed in the dry goods
house of p. C. Harper s. Co. and subse-
auently in the County Clerk 5 Office.
On the morning. June 5. 1875, he. in com
pany with Mr.. j. Noreross, started on horse
back to collect cattle. which they were In
tending soon to drive across the mouutaiils.
In attempting to ford the SantiaRl river, "a
very swift and treaelerous stream, he was
swept from his horse by The current and
drowned. The most vigorous search was
kept mp uiglt and dry. and on July End
lnearly month) his body was recovered
about one mile below the place of drowning.
and safely inferred in the family cemetery
at Lebanon.
at the time OF this sadseyent he WIS 90
years. months and Is days of age-jnSt in
the morning of life. with every thing 70
hope for the future. Seldom has eonm,,-
nifty been more deeply touched. All SEEM
ed to share in common griefat the loss of
one so young and promising.
His habits of industry and temperance,
promptness In business, and his genial and
courteous manners made him universally
/ 4 a<l = =
| The writer enjoyed his confidence to such
degree that on more than one occasion
we were called upon by him for advice
| He always spoke frankly and with great
freedom upon liis hopes and purposes ir
| life: and it il with great satisfaction ant
pleasure we can say that lie was actudtet
bv pure aud noble motives Success will
| Him was never desired at the sacrifice o
principle. The temptations that lead 81
many young men of his age astray where
ever resisted by him, and the Sabbath day
always found him at church and Sabbath
school, Inhis life We find bright ex
ample for the yoang. and in his deatl, sol
emn warning comes TO them witlr feariil
emphasis, .sBe ye also ready, !" for
nThc day of the lord, il conetl
1 It comes like q thief In the night.
/ It comes when the world Is dreaming
or safety. and pesee. ahd'light.
/ Slowly, slowly like twilight.
Nor like the COLI creeping tide:
Nor baqua from the distant ofilug.
/ Moving on o'cr the waters WIDE
! But nsiant-like sudden lightning,
In the depths of tranquil SKI;
i From fIie west 10 the east In moment,
rhe havoc descends from on high!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

PLEAsURING. Everybody is Citing for
the mountains or coast. Just look at the
array: DR.. Rice and wife, DR.. Plnmmcr
and wife. Revs. II. w, Strattion and wife
and Jno. Bowersox and wife, Joe Webber
and family, PC. Harper. t. Galloway
and a host of others, have gone to the
mountains. Besides these nearly every
body else Is preparing or wishing they
eonld go. Nose sternbcrg and Ben Kohn
have gone to Yaanima Bay.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

STEAMERS IN DENAND.-The recent ex-
libition at Portland of What our little No.
Clapp Sc Jones steam fire engine can do,
has walked up the fire boys generally. and
especially, of Salem. the firemen OF that
city having asked the authorities TO pui-
chase one or more steamers for the use of
that department. The Salem firemen are
stuck after our little giant, and want
one or more just like it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

HOME AGAIN Our old friend, Robert
Chambers, who has been travelling in the
EaSter'i States for several months past,
arrived in the city on wednesday Moons
train. Bob says he saw no place ike
Oregon in bis travels, and returns TO old
Linn moro than ever satisfied that there is
no better country in the L. S. lie returns
in good health--in fact, looking better than
We ever saw him. Welcome back. old
boy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28
WHITE PRINCE,
PRIDE OF PERCHE,

one of the stations brought out from the East
the past winter. s -
Will be at he stable Of BEAN q DAVIES0S,
Salem, on Mondays 81. ssa., Eridays y. an,
st Albany tuesdays p. ras.. Wednesdays.
season al The Stable. of l. RI MARSHALL.
WHITE PRINCE is II, good condition. and Is
generally known as having proven himself
PRIDE OF PERCHE came out from France
TO Ohio in -IS1f and made the season of - in
Wisconsin. He isa dark dapple gray, well form
cd, fine style. good disposition, VII graceful.
free, easy action hat have never seen ca leg
in any horse of his size: Will weigh, in good
con6lfl ion. i,6e0 pounds.
supply the horse breeders of Oregon With
breed of large horses and concentrated repro
from which could be bred when serxlsSed ul1orf
the common mares of the country, a uniform
class of horses -conlpacf. symmetrical in form,
coupled with style, action and stamina. To
supply he above yaTIt. aft er a careful cearain
iected fhe Percherou family. The oldestc olts
from White Prince are n " coming years cid.
fact hss- been acco rTlished, as they arc ali uni
form IN general makeup, and show the stock
IF aV oier II horse il 9 sfe bre
from Inc fun blood. iah-srade Percheron,go
the pecIliiaFitfes of the Percheron race.
In offerirg the serS ices of The above horses o
matter. buf a demonsf rated fact of their value,
as il Is p years since their introduction into
Ohio, and 10 years into Illinois. and wherever
introduced they are giving he best of saffsfhc-
3 tioA. The one1uuFfli II and done-half hoods bring
more than double the price Of the good common No
stock are unable TO supply the demand for
There Is now and win be for some time 10
come, q demand for tbe5e colts at good prices for
stock purposes; TrRsss.
$40 the sesns0n or four mares for zoe IN u.
s. gold coin, except White Prince fillies-fhey
win be bred by special agfeement ..
Arhiand. or, march 81. Is7sss = !.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

As GOOD As NEw.-It will he 1rnen-
bered that portion OF the foundation I'M
'ler The Farmers Warehouse, under the
immense weight of grain crowded into it
last season, gave way. causing the loss of
small amount of grain. Mechanics have
been busy repairing the foundation, and
now. the Superintendent Informs us. that
structure is stronger and safer than it was
before.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

THE LARGEST BASSER.-A handsome
Hayes and Wheeler banner was flung 10
the breeze in this city on Wednesday 1t
Is sixty feet in length by nine wide. and is
stretched across First street from the REG
IsTER building to the Parrish brick. The
lettering was done bv afr. n. T. Moore and
son, and is a neat job of ''red. white and
blue" Billy MORGAN bossed the job.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

Personal, Wallace r. Struble. ESQ,
editor and proprietor of the Heefoot Moga-
zine. made us pleasant call on Wednes-
day. Mr. Strable informs us that. he is
succeeding admirably with his magazine.
as he should, for it is worthy ortile fullest
support by our people.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

For Y4oUINA.-A very pleasant little
party started for Yaqniua Bay. down by
the sounding sea-, yesterday. to be absent
a cnupIe OF weeks. The party consisted of
the Misses Conner. Kate and Jennie. Mrs.
Ahhousc and daughter, Libbie. p. II. Ray
mond aud wife, anl Messrs. G. ". Furry
J. T. Tate and John Hutchinson. Tint
crowd will have a gay time. you better
guess.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

G. D. slMPsoN-At his large warehouse
at the foot of Ellsworth street is prepared
to store 100000 bushels of grain, and to
furnish any quantity of sacks. free to those
who store with him. He will always pay
the highest market price tor grain In cash
Give Charley show and he'll do the right
thing always.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

OFFICERS ELECT. Following are the
officers elect of Western Star Lodge No.
10, T.o.G.'r.. of this city: 4. NJ. Roo,s
Chief; Ella RiHeotat, VT; VIM. Beach.
s.; L. N. Liggott, F -; Sarah Dawson,
T.; Ida Dawson, NJ; Mrs. F. NJ. westf.ll,
Chaplain; G. irwin, I.G. :. L. Holland,
s.; w + Blain. z. w CT. Good enough.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-28

~ hat are the Credentials of Glenn's Sui.
phur Soap? Firstly, it IS indorsed by uetii-
cal men rs a disinfectant, decdori1er ard
remedy for local diseases of the skin. See
ondly. it is an admirable article for toilet
use Thirdly, it is Inexpensive.