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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

The Council was unanimous in favor of
opening road for the benefit of the prop
erty along the rail road last year, and to
use some of the members own language,
before that honorable body, "there must be
a road opened" Last Monday evining the
question was brought up and indefinitely
postponed. 1t should be remembered how
ever that three of the pres ent members be-
longed to the same body that said "the
road must be opened" We are we'll aware
of the cause Of this action. We now pro.
pose to see whether we are not entitled to
road and Furthermore we don't ask any
help from any of the honorable body who
voted to deprive US of road
We have received copy of the "Rockey
Mountain and Colorado Tourist" contain
ing large amount of te;esting matter
and Photographic views Of the Noted pleas
ure and health resorts, lofty mountain
ecenery and all points of general interest
Also gnides to the summer resorts in Wis
consin, Minnesota and the north west with
maps and time tables which prove conclu.
sively that the ]. G. & l.. r. r. on occouni
fits quick time and through coaches; par.
lor and sleeping equipments is the best pas
sengsr route from Cincinnati TO the west ol
north west, and is the only line running
sleeping cars from Cincinnati to St. Loui
and Chicago.
For Maps, guides, Time Tables and full
particulars as to rates on single or rount
trip tickets apply to the Office of the Com
pany in this city viz. North west cor. 4tl
and Vine ste. the Grand Hotel and Plum
street Depot or address by mail either o
the undersigned at Cincinnati.
a.I JOHN EAGAN,
G. p q h. A.
J. M. KELLEY,
S. E. Pass A gent
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

shut up the hogs.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

A fine stock for the spring trade just re-
ceived at GURRAHs
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09
MEN and WOMEN In ever.

hLN UHU W V0KzIt partmento of hu-
man industry, furnished with practial recepfs pro
eesseS and reliable information upon any desirad
subject. If yot are puzzled any subject or want
a receipt for anything, enclose ONE DOLLAR In a
registered letter to A. D. HUME, NJ A. r r 9
Ontario, when your wants will be complied With
end the most reliable information forwarded Won
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

That Grand Jury business is rich.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

Enforce the ordinances.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09
FOR RENT.

The dwelling, containing six rooms, and
west store room in brick building on Main
ST., between Kempfs and Levitts. Enquire
of or address J J Magruder.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

Dittoe has the only full line of groceries
in Somerset
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

Every body says they never saw wall pi
per as cheep at skinners.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

D or hog tosee behind your-
-seI. More fun in it than
+, Write us with q twenty
yourself h2ppy-s Address
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

Kempfs No, pickerel weigh from a to
6 lbs each
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

There has been big rush at SINNERS
Drug Store for those cheap wall papers and
Window Blinds.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

o yes! o yes!l Myers & Yarnell, head
quarters for Bird cages.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

When you want canned goods call on
Dittoe.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

People are getting acquainted-and those VINO
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits VI
that great American Remedy, the
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

Dittoe's motto: Best goods, full weight,
lowest prices.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-05-09

WNHuixGruN. H. c., Noueniber q, 1876.
ta... pleasure in expressing my entire conf
...uee in the responsibility and fidelity of the
Law. Patent and Collection House of GILMORE
& Co, .!f ihIS ciIy
SEQ il. Is. WHITE.
ttiIshler -ffh~ .Nftiinnni Metropolitan Bdlikl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
fMiCiIlIT7EY

Very few escape this anliction. The symptoms
are dizziness; sick headache; costiyencss; belch.
Of body or mind; highly colorcd urine; heartburn;
cold ertremitics and low rpirits. 7fl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-02

Forty years ago Daniel Webster
stated thai when Government Off
cials were 100000 strong, liberty in
America must die.
Fifty millions disintegrated and
scattered, could not resist 100000 of
ficials with money, arms and organi-
cation.
Europe aids Grant.
Europe encourages Grant.
Imperial Europe knows that the
continued success of a Republic in
America makes every throne totter,
and that every throne must fall un-
less liberty in America is consigned
to destruction.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-02
A DOCTORS OPINION
A ROOK.kEEPER SAYS:
HOW TO DECEIVE.

If your hair or whiskers are grey they can
be Instantly changed to beautiful black by
TUFTS Hair Dye, and deceive the closest OBJ
server. This article possesses qualities never
known before. Sold by all druggists.
apr55dAw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-02

14uup. mn NJ. 49,. a I.szrl,.. .s.
rieor MI a1'h =, color ofyoIsk AMI snst
Graves Sud s 9ssi +, mum ysnr drasssi hse
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-02
dMaen Examiner
Ho ON 1t.



ON tue nuoilu slunre s'oou nuiser, ana he very
Chiinly tycu a.,
An ordinary barrel that was lying by his
side,
In snch way ,.,,.
As TO lehu ,ne lVWh-ioiks 10 conclude that
s0lnelhihs was 70 pay
On the inslue OF mat barrel, backed against
the DottpIh, SUI
An inonenslve q,nurupel related to the rat
gToqna.h9g, bpiser called IT, ana OF course
For he iiveu up IN ,ne mountains where those
stealthf creatures grow.
1880, 49,, .,
molly croMu soon gathered round, and
when farmer sa i ~
~ sny-Nnbt ~ tnnt oar my irlenuV'
MT. buleer rniseu MS heau, -
Ana puiinB ou' MS hstNe tWist anu Ditlng on
He named nan me con nn,n OF the "bar'P" and
., ,,,,,-, hoo. T., A.. n
'lhm sh gIounu- nok IN ,nut phr'i, that $
ALA ,arI me ypg I'VE We all seen
powerful Lean
lie lsn goou ioi "o'iin' iluch nut jest TO eat
But ~ PEI , there s an Iog round here kin
fotch MN from the Dar'i'
The Det was iuickiy 'ahen anu farmers dog
went IN M c,u,s,o,
10 bring VT lhnisneu grouhu-heg out and
shake nm rom ms skini
Inc sIugBle was SUN enueu' anu tue DOG came
His stubby tail between his legs aud half his
features gohe'
.r,.,,, ,,,,,or to,s ,,-oro mad. .,,.,.,.,.
linen 0tneI pets MeIe nhue stralghtway ana
other dogs found out
That grpunu-hog IN Darrei understands
WnM ng a ,h A.
In iacl ~ iess tnhn nhl, an hour the var
{ mnlh a hnI
uay s NHiase trhue'
,-,
But presently appeared a man-a lazy-looking
Wlgnt,
whose features wore constant grin (the sun
was rainier prlBhtl,
And whose ieet, pair OF whoppers, not at
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
n Msmorlan.

The following resolutions were passed re.
Gently by Happy Home Grange, No. 40, Z.
OF H, ON the death Of Andrew Berrd:
WHEREAS, That fell destroyer death has
renewed from our midst--uHr beloved broth.
er-AndrOw Beard, who died az Lebanon,
l.inu county, Oregon, May 18th, 1878, OF
drepsy Of the heart; therefore be it
Resolved, That while We how In humble
submission To the viii of Him that dosth all
things well, and while We lsplore the loss Of
our highly esteemed brother from among us
we do not mourn for him as one having died
without hope. but feel that we shall strike
glad hands with him on that evergreen shors
beyond the river of death
Resotred, That in the death Of cur brother,
Happy Home Grangs has last ona Of its lnusl
beloved members, Christianity one Of its
brightest satellites, Society une ef its most be.
loved jewels-an honest man.
Resolved, That while We mourn with his
bereaved wife aud orphan children, We point
20 Him who tenpers the wind TO the shorn
lamb, for comfort and consolation, who is
husband to the widow and father TO the
fAtherless.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolAtiona
be furnished the bereaved family, copy be
spread upon the minutes ef this Grange, and
q copy be furnished the STArE RIeH1s DEM
ocRAr Tor pabiieAtion, aud that our hall be
drapsd la mourning the usual length Of time
Js. d. John.on. Com.
II. N Derthick,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
nsu.s aaa Aaso..I.
sprlna eAIeksn. are ahout rinn

Spring chickens are about rifa
The two Albany precincts oaat 76s votas
yesterday.
Hon. John Whisealssr pesaed up home on
the train yesterday.
Next Noaday Tho Fiie Department olec.
tio.l eatnsa on IN thin city.
To UAcle George Hughes We are indebted
for liberal supply Of luscioua Strawberries.
Albany Engine 60, No | will hold its an.
nual election Of olhcers next Thursday evrn.
ing.
Jsha H. Hackleman. w. W. Beach and
Foster Russell came up from Salem and
voted here.
The city was crowded yesterday, and III
all The crowd we only noticed two persons
under the influence Of liquor.
Just twenty-one years from last Sabbath
Dslazon Smith and wife will hass a son old
enough - east his vote. The boy weighed
eight pounds, and he and his mother are get.
ting along finely.
That rattling young Forks" Democrat,
l. NJ. POmerey, called on US last Tuesday.
He is getting along finely and viii probably
make = good clean up this fall, AZ he has $50
acres sowed in ilax, and l75 ia oata.
HaHeAdeh Bros. have fine lot Of hams
which they offer al 81 cents per pound.
They keep splendid assortment Of canned
goods, iellies, jams, pickles, etc, anil also
have the celebrated New York syrup always
on hand. All staple groceries down at bed.
rock prices
And now comes into our dornieil Mr.
Parks Of Benton county, and lays on eur
table most bountiful supply Of Strawberries
for which NO extend thanks He informs
as that he and Mr. Watlsworth have p
acres of Strawberries now under cultivation
Some young fellovs from tho country yes
ter,lay al ernoon started to run across the
lot which hns been cleared for the Foster
building, and one of them was 70 unfortu-
nate as to fall into one Of the oil privy vaults
which had been lightly covered with earth.
His plight can better hs imagined than de-
seribed,
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Apv Ta.
Guardian,a SAFE.

NJ Office IS ttEHEBY GIVEN THAT
lt- fvirtu 0f M order Issued olti Ui
the t,statfty Cutsft uf The klafe of Oregon
~ and for u q County uf MARION, sill the
llth tiny tst May, 1873. the ulisltF igned.
guardian OF the person. and estates ui
lenry X. R0wiinti, Margaret Il. Ftnw-
land, Ghafles ! ittlWlanil, eddie l.. b,w.
lhiid. Masrsa ". Roa itiid itiid Ann v
kawlalid, III nt,rs fesi,iing IN saI,i
Cotifii y, will sell at pBbiea,icllan
day, June 2itll, 1873. nj 2 U'eluek II
the telrt Elsluse dtjoF IN Llfa iniy,
Oregon. all ihe right, title and Interest oi
said itiinprs Ia aud to the following de.
aerlhesl pareeisof las,l Situated IN sAId Linn
County. to-Nit. i'nInnlHncing at n ilDifi
nu lhe easi side ST ihe donation land ..I,Lu
uf Alexander kifk. tg.2d chains south ffaH,
iife southeast epfter ut lot det ded md
conveyed by Alexander Kirk t0 tle Moth
odist Eplsental Church IN Tou nshIp a.
AuiIlil ~ Range vest fli thr " illRnteite
Metldlan In llis County uf Linn ai.d State
,d Oregon, and running thence south Il
f.ndsi thence west ~ rods aud in lii,ks
thence north ~ rOdss Themes uaat u rods
and 10 links To place Of beginning, and
containing one acre, more er less.
Also commencing nj the southwest cor
ner of Peter keslings land, thente rim
tling east ~ rods 10 tlia sgulheast e0fnef
of saii Kesling's land; then,'e soath - \
rod lserhe west ~ riIds; nnrth 43ts fnds
nctcs. more or less, Situated la he fioil o
Township ~, y k Y W.
Also beginning At the II e eOFnEFa af tie
8 l. quarter ~ section In \ lBl y Il . w.
uf Willamette Meridian, thence soiiih 90.
70 eIstits 20 land owned lgy III II pes hence
west 20 chains; r;ii 211z 81 q rs: themes
west 2 2ichalns; thence north l75s etialtis d
the eenter uf said sec. Ion g; tiiunBe east 40
chains Ia place OF beginning
Also, beginning ~ a stake 90 rods w Of
the > = corner uf .eclion n, I 10, y Il "
IT Niilaneit Meridian and running lhenee
north ~ rods; thence wes.t p rods tilenee
OF beginning containing iiye acros, more
or less.
Also, lot No. In block No. ginthn town
Of North BrOwnsvilit: and alsD, beginning
IT the = w cofttcr ur lot No In bIuek No
iI tho tt,an Of North BFaN nst ilie and
running thence naFih ON tho :. est fftio oi
said lot, So feet thence east los feet to thu.
east line Of sAid lot; thence south along
the east ! iie Of said lot 10 tho & corner
thereof; thence west on the south Ike sIi
said lot tn place Of beginning.
The interesis Of ~ q minors Ia said
land to be sold ~ aforesaid, beingsa aiv.
eighth Interest In and TO the w whole Of said
band, sni,Ieci TO life Interest of " II
R0~iand Ia two-thrhs thereof, aud a lit.
interest Of Marganet Tbarp in one third
thereof. said sals to bA for United Slates
gold coin, aud ON the follow ng ie8 ms to-
wit tine tlii Il down, and the balance In
two equal deferred payments If ono and
two years diawlHg int resi- At the rate 81
iCn per cent. per annuin, arid secured bs
first mortgage ON the preIliises s Id.
Y. X. HYDE, Guardian
May cath, 1873. w42w4
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Yesterday afternoon two little boys go.
playing under the rear OF CanningAhm 1
Cos agricultural warehouse, and, having
matches, SCI fire TO sone pias boxes which
were lyins there. Fortunately, Just as it
got 70 blazing up nicely iaan passing by
notice it, aud getting help dragged the
burning boxes from under the building into
the street. and thus prevented what would
otherwise have probably been q disasterOua
eonaagrAtion. Parents should take better
cAre Of their children than to lst them run
around over the streets in the way these
little ''shaversn do
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sAseklnn Aesldsn. !. rIarr!,Arg.

From Hon. Eaoch Hosit. who came down
yesterday, ws learn Of horrible accident
which occurred at Harrisburg ON Wednesday.
It seems that Charley Briggs, son Of Mr..
Wesley Briggs Of that city, while attempting
50 place belt ON a grind stoae in his father's
mill, was caught in the betting and carried
over tho pulley in the machinery above, max.
ing several revolutions. killing him instantly
and rnangliag his body 20 jelly. He was a
promising young man, aged eb,'at II years,
and his shocking death is a nAost lansAtabls
ealSmity to the excellent family 70 which be
belonged. He was buried yrsterday, the re.
mains bains followed to the grave by an in.
menss coaeOarSe of sorrowing friends
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
SUMMONS.

IN tAs oirc,at CassR o5 n. Scar. of O5sgoa,
ia aHtf .fcr LtHi t'3s,RH octots1. Tsra.
1873.
Mare sss C'srahers, PislnliH, " Geo.
W. Csrel her, lief Edant
suit ia eqult, f,F Divorce.
To Geo w. CaroiherS, the sbo'9 named
Defendant;
In the aame Of The state of Oregon. you
arc hersby required 10 sppear aud Grswer
the e,.sailaiut of the PlaiIafff Ia the above
entitled snit la the abnve emitted Court.
noN ~. Dle With the CLERK Of said Court,
within ten iaNs fum the date Of the ser
vis,e 81 this summons. on YOU. II served ia
Linn 'ounlN, oregon, bat ii served Oh gu
In any other County In said State, then
~iihin twentv days from the ,te OF the
service Of this summons upon yOu, and ii
served on you by publication, then you
are required 10 appear RHd answer said
Cxlnlpiaint nn Or before the first day of tile
next regular term of said Court, to bo be-
gltn aud holden the Court House IN the
city of Albany. In the County Of Linn. Ia
said Stale OF oregon on the 4th Monday
Cf Oetaeer, A. u. 1873, to-wit: on this 2Sgh
day of 4giOlber, A. ID. 1878, end you atc
hereby notitled that II you fail lo appear
AMI answer said complaint a. herein ~
quired, tho PlainIitf will demand ami
Iake q fault, decree aud Judgment of said
tho bonds Of nlRtriinouy now. and here
tsf,sre existing between you aud said
Plaintiff I've forever dissolved and that
said 1 laintih be forever divorced from
you, and aid that Plaintiffs maiden mamie.
to-wit: Sarcissa Iearce, he restored T. her,
and that said Plaintiff be given. granted
and decreed by said Court the care, custody
and control of yours and Plaintiffs mi.
nnr children, the fruits of said marriage,
TO wit: Andera n Carrot hers, Anna A Car.
others Newton A. Csruthers aud Eder \.
CarotherS. he awarded to Plaintiff and
that safd Plainiff hsve Judgment against
ven Cor The costs and disbursements cl
this suit TO be taxed, and for such othsI
and farther relief, as to said Court may ap
pear Just and equitable Ia the premises.
This service of this summons Is made
on you by publica ion, in accordance with
the order therefor made bv Hon. X. T.
Boise, Judge OF said Court in chanlsers n
the City OF Salem, Oregon, on The 5th day
of May A ID. 1873.
Dated May eth, 1873.
j. NJ. CONLEY,
u40w6 Atty. for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
Lawyer. Di.,y.

one Of our young lawyers has bssa bogsii-
lag his leisure hours by writing poetry Here
Is one of his productions, which he expects
viii increase his business:
When lovely woman stOops to marry,
nd finds too late that il don't pay,
That she must by the cradle Iarry,
while John his evenings spends away
There IS no art to soOth her felly,
There is charm she may discourse,
Pei hsps they'll cheer her melancholy.
But both are found in divorce.
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UNIVERSAL PLANIEG MILLS,
lebanon, esruen.

FEHIIFs tfcSnfsfsIGNED y HAVING FUR
NISHEp his new Planning MIL with
additional ia,'i lilies fur manufacturing j.
nOw prepared tu execute all kinds of 5, o-k
ia hIs 1ine with .tiea.ffsSs and dispatch
liiiiifiIfgg inate~lai uf All Kinds kept cons
SANITY un hand. such as Flooring, Bu>tic,
teising. Moulding, eie., etc. FaTlies desiF
insc 3, build N III do we'll to giv,s me q call
trftira pareiiasilag else ViIs.TSs
~ am agNiii for Conn Bros saw Aill
al tsrsss Ridge. $. a. NiCkERsoN.
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A serious Aceldea,.

very sssioas accident happened 10 Airs.
Nancy {. Bruce and Miss Kate Fields, 1t
Brownsyille last Saturday. They were re.
turning from funeral in hack, sitting in
tho back seat and the team happening to
start ahead suddenly the seat overturned
aud threw them to the ground, Both ladies
alightsd on their shoulders aud struck the
grouad with such force az to reader them in
sensible They were taken to town aud
treated by physicians, but two days had
elapsed before they became conscious. We
were informed yesterday by Mr. Averill
that they woald both probably recover.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
rAe Board OF D.retsr,.

Ei:IoF Dsaoera!:
The Board OF Directors of the Odd Eel
lows Temple have not avaiied themselves of
the use OF your columns. or in any other way
attempted to explain the cause of the partial
G ,arse taken by them ia letting their
late contract for wood work, hut treated car
INQUIRY a. they did our bid-vith silent con-
tempt. We will give them one more chance
aud If they do not gire as an explanation We
shall have to make public ths facts in the
case. Stand up, gentlemen, and lot us
know your reason for treating us SO uniuStly.
E. CARTER L Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
Fourth Of Faly.

The citizens of Lebanon, Brownsville and
seiO have concluded to go in togsther and
celebrate the Fourth of Jaly by giving
grand picnic At the grounds near the former
place at that time Good speakers viii Be in
attendance, great many Amusements VIII
be had, and in the evsnieg there viii be a
grand display of fireworks After the fire.
works = ball viii be given tcr the benefit Of
the brass band. Hurraa fer the Lebanon
eelsbration Albany viii Be well represent
ed. and we think the whole country viii
take part IN it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
A Challenas.

would respectfully announce to the farm
ers of Albany and vicinity that have the
Aseney for W. A. Woods Self Binding HaT-
vester, the only successful sOlf-binding hsr-
vsster ever introduced into the Oregon har-
vest fields. will also announce that ann
ready to meet in iieid tri.l any self-binding
harvester ,aade, s,.4io t.s contest subnii,
.ny In.---ll,e te-sueh tests IS may be required
10y committee OF practical farmers appoint.
ed by the Linn County Council, or other or
saniE,sl body of practical farmers.
Aims A NJ. ROoP.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
Form and Feature,

Unless associated with good lheelL. are
horn ssf sIf the attractions Slsr fatf
:, lie pt,~st,ss. Bearing This faot iis kind
Use SuZOD0AT, which vii prev, ut youi
ee. h fr.,mI losing their Wilderness, aud will
render / hem $po less If sE@-s'ked and di-oD
,rtsi. Tue tint aud hardness of coral are
lmtarted 10 the gums b. this Incompatible
,reservative ami beautifyinR agent, and
h., breath is rendered fiagran. as hone
>Hckle by AIS ase. 1t ~ safe, besides DC
ing .isective. sold by druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
PAYSB's FERRY, IDAHO,
Inn. Afh 1878


Edgar Williams s Co. are gradually get
ting together the material for our new atlas,
They are now about to compile the history,
and any information in regard to the early
h story of the country, which the people
my have, viii be thankfully received by
item.
They alsO talk of introducing > few
p ,rsonal biographies of some of the early pio-
= ,ers and principal men. We sincerely
b pc that they viii do this, As the most in-
ts,esting feature of any countTy's history
i, the experience Of its early settlers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
COHN EROS,

nEAIERs IS AND MANUFACTURE. r.
~ ERS Of lumier. Having secured a
nns lot Of logs frou the nIe,tHtaiia. y &
ARE pFpTnrtal tafurni,sIi firsl class article
81 lumber at prices thai defy competition
Ne have niade arraf geinenls 20 keep q
lumber yard at =. a. Nis.kessnn's Planer
nj Lebanon. who will agt ss oar ageni.
where alt orders will I've pfbmptly filled.
Contracts for hHgling lahfher to let. In
quine ~ ike mills of CONN BRoes.
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The foliOiAs pupils are entitled to be
enrolled On tie Roll of Hoaor' for the
mlnth Of Mayh Mr. s. A. Devansy d school,
IN the Forks OF the Ssntiam-the per cen'
lttained by each one being attached to then
names: Martha 4. GriEiu, Minnie L. De-
Vaney, Nancy Hays, Mary Feanel, 9S. A.
{. Nail, Emma Cary, r E DsvaAey, Ii y
Miller, F. W. Devaney, 81; Meldie Nail,
Emma Griffin, Maggie Fennell, A. J. Dsvasa,
Jas. Feunel, 50; Addie Carey, 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

Through our combination and the large
stock of goods which We purchased in San
Francisco this spring, We have accumulated
MAMMOTH STOCK
sr CIsshing and Dress Seeds
of ali description, which we will sell at
greatly re,iueei prices .,or The nes7 siaty doys
Everybody will do We to call and examine
our goods and prices
Highest cash price paid for goo,l merchant
able wool
Doa't forget the place.
FOX BAUM & co.