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would have used the gun had he not been de-
tected, as he was crazy drunk He pleaded
guilty, and was greatly mortified over his ar
rest, making pitiful appeal to the court, and
stating that he wouldn't for the world have the
scrape get into the papers. he gave the name
OF Hatchline, and was fined 800.
Depew & Larson will, next month, move
from East Fifth street into theirnew shops, at
the junction of Arkwright street and Lafayette
avenue. The shops are being built on the
ground lately brought to grade by the railway
companies scooping out part of the hill for
filling up their freight yards, and will consist
of a main building. two stories, 110x35, with
an L 36x35, and a blacksmith shop. 30x30, and
boiler and engine room, 30x30. The firm will
carry on an exclusively machine business, max
ing stationary and portable steam engines,
etc. and succeeding to the engine building of
the st. Paul Foundry & Machine company,
which is engaging more extensively in the max
ing of car wheels and other foundry work.
The case of the very small, and very de.
PRAYED boys, named Geo. O'Brien, VIM. Ryan,
and VIM. Barnicle, charged with the larceny of
an ANTICIPATED baby carriage from Catharine
Wleg, was called for hearing in the police court
yesterday morning. The awful deed was con.
fessed by the kids with trembling and tears of
contrition. They were coming from school and
cabbaged the wagon from yard, and like
Joseph's coat, they broke Is mp and divided the
pieces. The parents of tho children repudiated
the charge, and fondly believed that the little
angels could not be capable of such an act.
The buggy was in court, and it looked a thou
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NTANTED-A man experienced in making cheese
w and butter, with or without family, to work on
stock and dairy farm near st. Paul, by rail. man
with q little money preferred. Address Dairy Farm,
GLOBE Office. 2l9'
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A YOUNG man OF good business capacities desires
II situation In some Office Salary no object. Is
master of English, French and German. Address
A. B., GLOBE Office. N4*
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NTANTED-By young man II to 10 year. age
| w who is thoroughly competent, a posis.> as
book-keeper, bill clerk, or employment at flee
work; is an excellent penman. References ur
nished. VIII mske himself generally useful. nd
dress g. this Office. "a
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-17

NROOERY CLERK WANTED-One who thor
U oughly understands the city trade. None other
need address, M. A. g.. GLOBE Office. 255'
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WANTED.

S0 MEN for Walker, Bellows h Co.,, contractors
w N P. Extension; $2.15 per day for spikers and
fare. Call at the Employment Bureau 22 East Third
street, for transportation. 26i'
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OITUATION wANTED-By young lady, as
y saleswoman some light employment. AID
dress E. G. S., GLOBE Office. 249.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16

Y.P. G. A@~sMeetsa at ~ rssolns 81 Foss
tsris brick builiibk "a gsaites}lay eterinfh
at 2 40 o'clock, and On SaLlat b aftsrn0oas II
q business meetings are held on the even
ing Of the second Monday in each month
Everybody invited to attend. .s 81
q. P. CHURCii. II reaching every Sd. aaIs.
ct II A. n, and ?. n. by R6Ssg 8. q. Ir-
vine, d. ID. Sabbath School at go ?. H.
Prayer meeting every ThHFsslay evening. Z. n
EVANGELICAL CHUacH. Preaehiag on Sab.
bath st II A. ~, aud n r =. Sahbath
School 1916. Prayer meeting every TiInrs-
day evening .. B6wsrsox, pastor. S Il
s CoNenEoATTonALC CHURCH. Services every
Sabbath at III a. ~ and ?. u. SAbbatlf
School at 2:30. Prayer meeting on
Ihursday evening 81 each week. J. w.
Harris. pastor - @a8 Saak
M. r. CHURCH, SoUTm Services every
Sabbath At 81. Psal's M. Il. Church, South,
1t II s3OlA. n. and u r. ~. Sabbath School
e lzi p X. Prayer meeting every Wsdnesz
day evening" NJ. 9. Miller, pastor.
n. Y. CHUEcll PFenclIing every Sabbath
at II 4. \. and "a P. \. Song ssfyies IN
the evening before sermon Sabbath School
81 2510 ?. =. Prayer meeting every ThaFs.
day evening. J. I. Wolfe, pastor. -
| 81. PETERs EPIscorAE CHURCH. Divine ser
vice u held IN the Church every Sunday at
| II An. Sunday School at 30 p. \. h..
l. Stevens, pastor.
/ RAPTIsr cMUHcm- --Ssrvices every Sabbath
ct - A. n. and "a r. M. Sabbath School It
IL Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. w. ,. Crawford, pastor. ~
PREsYTEEIAE CHURCH --Servics svery
Sabbath morning aud evening In I. Z. G. A.
Hall. Sunday School Immediately Fftar the
morning service Prayer nesting every
TbuFadsy evening" Rev. EIbcrt n. Condif,
| pastor.
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Summons.

IA, de G,ciaa Cosrt q fthe COaass et Lima IN
the STATE Of Oregon:
Philip Cohen, Plaintiff,
Philip Grlgsby, Defendant. ss' *
To Philip Grlgsby, the above named
Defendant. 49,, .t4ss
TN 1THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, You are hereby required TO
appear and answer the complaint Of the
above named PLAINTIFF In the above en-
titled Count, now on file with the Clerk Of
said Court against you on or before the
first day OF the next regular term OF this
Court, to-Wit on the 9Th day OF March.
1880, and you are hereby notified that u
you fail to appear and answer said COM
plant as hereby required, the Plaintiff
will tako Judgment against you for the
sum OF $3e.00, in II. 3. Gold Celn, with
interest thereon from Nov, Il, 1873, 1t one
per cent. per month, and s. 90 AttQrneyel
fees, and the further sum Of 80 80, Gold
Coin, and interest theraen from JanE. 1st,
1879, at the rate OF enc per cent, per nlQnthl
And the further sum Of $500 Attorneys
fees, and the further sum Of &4S.0o. and
/ interest thereon from the 30kh day ek Sept
| 1879, at 10 per cent. per annum, and thl
costs and Disbursements Of this action.
HUMPHREY & WoLyERTON,
Attorneys fer Plaintiff
Published by order of Hon. b +. Hard
ing, Judge, made at chambers. Jan. q ,
= lee1 1igstf
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To our I'aumsr..


=ttsfa iiHNt Ntt7-s-sss. ~ --a-ls fe IS E
CoRyALtia. Ronton 60. Jan. :. lss0 !
Etiler D-moerai. 8
fDE4E SGnis--Aviil yO,i Dot ms call the attsB-
ton d hll of your readers who are interested
10 iruis Guitars (and Who Is not , 70 the al,
vertisoaisnt tithe Corvallis Frsit Company.
which eifeara In thia iasue Of your paper1
We are thkiag stops 70 disiribpta the dried
frui. which We have obtained this season 10
As many points as possible. What reports
we have received on The quality Of The fruit
are generally favorable, and give promise Of
. considerable dsssaRd next years but the
posse ssors II orchards will have 10 give
spesisl care 70 tIle following points il the
OregoE dried fruit IL 70 have the repuialion
Ia Eastern aud foreign markets which tlle ex-
eellanec aud abundance Of the fresii fruit bv-
speak for ii.
!. The orchards shoHld be cleaned aud tho
trees pruned Inferior sorts should Ia gos
rid Of, not necessarily by cutting down the
trees. but possibly ~ grating On tefiiiem
the better kinds. II it is desired the Cor
wallis Fruit Company win send 10 Ai,y place
within their district, viz, the three counties
OF Linn. Bchton aud Lane, q thoroughly e4-
perienced fruit grower to advise aad take ia
hand work 5f this kind. Avery small charge
will be made for this, because our main object
1 il TO get the orchards into good shape,
Q Our first care this season was to grade
al the driotI fruit we purchased. That va
were right in doing tltis is proved by the
opinions Of FIVE Of tho leading firms in New
York, who say that their cxpeFience Of Ore
gen Plumlper dried fruit is that 1t has moi
been possible to depend on Uniform quality
as all sorts OF apples have evidently beer
mixed together. To carry this principle 0
grading out we shall be prepared next aeas6i
to give ten per cent Inore for apples Of eael
Of tho following kinds, we'll dried and KEEP
distinct each from the other viz !. Waxdn
! Baldwin, spitzeuBcFg, Pcarmain, Bellaower
or Rambo. ,at ~ ..H .aa
3. Iffruit growers desiring TO add TO thei
orchards or plant new ones will apply to u
we win have them supplied with good tree
at moderate. prices 3. 8 -
H. The possession Of tlrieIs has proved Z
great value to farmers this season. farm
ing friend of mine told me yesterday that hi
two little girls had fran the drier this yeal
audlyou know tlieir labor Mould not hay
been Of any account IN anything Else, an
they netted me, siss tl,es nice q sam Of
hundred and sixty dollars, all clear. 2
This year Is any Of our friends wishto rel
/ driers instead e',f buying thaiin two shall !
!. ready to, lease out q limited number.
Let me in conclusion urge the advantage
|,studyiag ii ovoFy pos sibIe way 20 add 70 Y
9 products Of tic farm by giving attention
other sources. Of preft than this whep
i. wheat, wheat foreyeFss which | believe
doing the greatest possible Injury to the =
aud therefore to the farmers Of this splepd
:. valleys Lam Sir, saaasI $50 .,s sss
:. aig Yours respectfully, /
8 WALLIS NASH.
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4 renalar Pirrl IEru,evea.. J.


The popular grocery firm Of Reafsid ~ II
wing has moved into the brick building do1e
door above their old establishment, and are
now snilgly eneconced in their new quarters.
The building has been Feftted' and,fxed UP
throughout and they now have one Of the
hest bnsiness rooms in the city. Their stock
of groceries and provisions is large, freshaan.d
well selected, aud embraces everything usa-
ally found in Grst-elass establishment Sf
the kind They have just received spleh.
did lot Of Eastern hams and breakfast bacon
of this years killing. Their stock Of cofecf,
teas, and sugar is large and varied, and they
have just received special line of canned
goods which will be sold at very low prices.
Beth partnerasare well kBOwn in tbia locality.
and they ares 50 polite, Eeheleinaray and
obliging to customers that i is a pleasure t.
deal with them. ~ - "a
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n n
Our City Council met IN regular session
last Tuesday evening with all officers and
members present
{ lfinatss of previous meeting read and ap-.
proved.
The Recorder's and Treasurer's report for
the year 1879 were read and rsfsrred 70 The
Committee on Accounts.
The Marshai's report was read and referred
20 Committee on Accounts, which committee
reported immediately that they found II al
correct. Report adopted.
Tho COMMITTEES on Accounts repofted thas
they bad examined the Marsllals books, and
they rocommendra that the delinquent tax
list prior TO that Of 1879 be dropped and only
that Of the past year charged to the new
Marshal; also that that part of the dsIinqaent
list for SO charged mp again D.. Froman,
Jno. A. Crawford, G. q. Barnes, Vim. Ysncs
aud Mrs Eliza Denny, be dropped for the
reason that il was not collsctnbls. Report
adopted.
According 10 the eprovisions sf an ordinases
Marshal Hunt was required TO nsminatS 4
| policeman, aud bs put in the name of y. 4.
Harmon. the present incumbent. The Coun
cn unanimously approved characterization and
placed bis salary at SEQ per month.
The Committee on Streets reported favor
ably apon the petition Of A. D. wOodin
praying for sidewalk on the north side o.
Ninth street, between Ferry and Washing
ton. On motion Of Martin. the report wa
adopted and the Marshal instructed % ordsi
the property holders to build the walk 10 .
tdays from date.
| 4 petitiOa, nanleronsiy signed, was Re
ceived. prfyiDg that. II, Davidson be sP
pointed nightwAteh. 5H b1 49,
A resolution was introduced BY GrAdwoh
authorizing tl,s purchase by the city II /
/ hoat and Iadder outlIt. the priee not "a ex
j - 80 -, C--,.. :.
eeed s'Vo. hsisffea 70 t''s oO'a'i''ssss o
FIRE aud water. !.
4 resolution was Introduced by lice auth
o.;z;ng ,be coa,a;t.ee os st,.ets "a r,u.;
| ~ 1s..,.,;an - 81. ~, ~. - ..s !,
s's '-' -, -. s - ~ - - - - -
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Mr.. w. II. Goolsin died at his resieenee
in this city on Ptiizy Of last week, Of to-
tumor IN the bouels, and was buried 10 the
city tssnsstsry 81 1turday. Many Of our
reAaets.w WI rtlsssabss him as the old geatle-
man who came here from Polk county a year
or - ago, anil put up the dwelling bouse in
tho rear Of tbe. II. u. Church. Deceased
was about sixty yeafx Of age, uBaaarriod, = and
came from Connecticut and settled down in
Polk county u 9ysly faFflay. lie had
no relatives on this Coast, but lac said q
short time before he died that he might have
a iasfJ Jatsg baess p bisgnstiIe iisi4te Hd 4
told some Of his friendSDsevera1 years ago
that bis relatives were wealthy, and while he
was at home they 4soledi aJSsDdban him fos
the reason that he was not very well pro-
vided with this worlds goods. consequently
he left that country and came Ia Oregon and
would not go back antil he accnmnlated
wealth. With tins end he became very say!
ing, almost iniserIys and At the ,tipe oI hil
death be was worth several thOasand doliars
which win 90 TO his heirs, # he has amy.
About two years ago some one shot through
window at him SHel evening at his iarm il
Polk county, and fhipking. his life was il
danger he sold ont his farm and came 10. thi
civ. -.s.at s..'i'stt jsrs.s. g4tf. nm .
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fI0illr aud AbYoa9I.

Wheat 81. f5iI s -
Chow Jaeksea's nset Sweet Navy Tobno.
i liood 1jfooms can i'e had At ihe Alfany
Broom Factory feforily three dollars per
dozen. III sH d4 i
I Iife Is very meno.onens now II Linn com.
" from tho iael thaE no ono has any
"dkange,' zsssfitH fea sal
1'be STIR aud Ifi;aaealer, out At Rose.
burg, have bought y power press together. A
good move, ~ ~
Farmers did not liso much 10 attend Court
tl6a week they all had bnsipeas at iisms III
putting up fences
On Tbaraday Of last week We were honor.
od with call from Wallis Mash and James
Isecdnan, Of Corsaliis lH0
The Star Browery beer u among tie iaAs
bfsrds IN the State and the demand for II Is
constantly on the increase. 3t ~ I
Spence Hin has gained considerable noto.
riety % lale. II must be Kind of. strAngs for
man TO have tho opportunity u reading bis
own obituary notice
w. j. Stevens, Of Harri4btiry. precinct,
called this week and paid up for two yean
op tho DrMoenAr Why hasn't Tho ruler
of thia universe made more such men
Our old friend w. J. Stevens. living ia
Harrisburg precinct. has been suffering very
aeverSly for the past four months with afelon
on his right hand. It has cansed him 70 los,
the u.s. of the 'aiddle and ipdcx fingers.
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our country h getting 10 Be fsarfdlly
alarming, the average OF life bsing les-
sened every year, without any reasonable
cause. death resulting generally from the
most Insignificant origin. At this season
Of the year, sspecl3lly, . cold H. such .
common thing that Ia the hurry OF every
day life we are apt 20 overlook the dangers
attending k, and often find too late that 4
Fever or Lung trouble has already set 10.
Thousands lose their lives In this way
every winter, while had BoScmER's GRR-
NAN SARUP been taken, = cure would have
resulted, and q large biIl fron , doctor
been avoided For all diseases Of the
throat and lungs BosCHER's GRRNAN SY-
RUP has proven itself to be the greatest
discovery OF IL kiAd In medicine. Every
druggist Of this country. will tell you OF
lis wonderful eject. Over 90. 600 bottles
sold last year without single failure
known. t t fss.
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Allow cold to advance Ia your system
and thus encoura e. more serious mnIadles,
such as PReuElonla, HemorrhaGR and
Lung troubles, when an immediate relief
can lie 50 readily obtained. BosCHER's
GERMAN SYRUP has gained the largest
sale ia the w0rld for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds, and the severest Lung Disease. Il
Il DIR. B0schee'a famous German piescrip-
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need Be entertained In
administering Il to the youngest chlld, as
per directions: The sale Of this medicine
Is unprecedented. Since drst introduced
there has been 3 constant increasing de-
mand, and without single repor OF q
failure 20 do lis work In any casa Ask
yolar druggist as the 10 truth OF these re-
marks. Large size rs cealls. Try Il and
be convinced.
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E:lne Ellaasn b I.re..asvIIIe.

Al regular meeting Of the brownsville
Blue Ribbon cluh. hold on The evening Of
ti,e 7th inst. iise following olasSrs were
elected
Pre4ident-J. T. Irvine
Vice 1'eesi,lent-.A w. Stanard.
Secretary Peter ilame
Chorisser- c. Z. stanarl.
orgaui.t Alrx Zoe Elakoly.
Exseutive Committee -Dr J. ". Cole.
Jos. I4ggstt. ar. +. 4. Johnson. o. r.
Coshow. ir.
After tins eisrtion u officers tic clnb was
addressed l.y Isey. 'si,os. sails. aud his effort
~as ~anniy appreciated i,y tlas entire audi
sne-. Tbs regular sneetinga Of this club are
h,ld ga tl.s e.oaing Il The second Tuesday ia
each uionfli.
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Physicians and InValIds use with conf
lsnco The Kaiser CeIebrated German
Elixir for Consumption aud throas and
lung dlseases. i Il rich in the medicinal
properties Of tar, wild cherry, etc. lsron.
dered perfectly harmless to the youngest
child. This would have proved an Angel
Of mercy In the houselsolds OF those un-
happy parents at Vallejo, Dixon, Beaver,
Utah, aud numerous other places, whose
children wero slaughtered by = quack
medicine recommended tsy It's ow Aer TO
cure Group, poase@sing no properties cal
culaied 70 cure it, bat Inslead . deadly
drug which has slain lls thonsands. be
sure Won get only German Z ixir. 1hs
genuine bears the Prs1Aszan SoaS Of arms
and the facsimile signature Ct DR.. Kaiser.
Samples ct all drug stores. LATgs size, 70
cents. FoaAsY 4 Mas6s, SAls AEoBfs.
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a nu.lnr.. s..,rnrc.

Daring ,he past week julius crAdwohl has
sold bis stoe. of stovea and tiaware and
tools TO Hm. Twee,iais. and that gentleman
has moved into his own building, recently
occupied By i:e,iiield Tiroa., where he can
hereafter 10 found. Gus layton tSolderl
will BE- boas of the tin store. which insures
good work iu that line
Mr.. Cra,lwohl will still remain ia The
hardware isa.innsa. aasl will also deal il
queensware, groceries and tsys. remaiuing n
his oil quarters. s'1
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a Yei.,sr.ii 81 gssle ssl.....s..g.

]. II is.il, alir polite anl otligiag. tele-
graph operator, viii open ont ~ school IN
telegraphy IN this eitv about fie Ist Of Feb
raAry. lie will sspgre geod room and win
ho,d the schooIin the evening; thus giving
those Who are attending our College and pub
lie schools an opportunity Of acquiring in
struetion in an art which they can turn to
good account at most any time. For partic-
.uiaes, terms sete, apply to Dir Reed at the
telegraph Office - ~
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mere LIsht wasted.


Our street lamps are great lnzury these
dark rainy nights. Circuit Court Is Ia ses.
saon. aud many strangers. unaequainted and
tinseeussomed to our sidewalks and thorough.
fares are ia the city sud are compelled to
traverse ths streets at night, and, notwith.
standing the fact that the proper officer
panetually poHFs ia bis kcra4epc and strikes
bis Iucfer TO tbs wick. the lamps don't giyo
a. u,reh light a. Missouri lightning bug or
tiint struck by jack .kaks. Rotten log
punk would do better. and tlic Jack o Ian
tern would be a toreh.iight procession in
preferences. Tiiia thing ID shamo lEpt >
burning" one. for the giiias ,ion't burn and
We respectfully ell tbs attention Of our
Council 10 tle matter aud ak. in behalf Of
many eitizens. % well ~ ajouner-. that
they DO something % remedy the evil.
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which has already become ; household
word. II derived from the Greek. and COM
posed Of two words, SOzo and Odo0tes.
''EsozO'i translated, means 10 preserve. and
sOlonten" the tee h h-tts50Z0DONTs' = pre-
server Of the teeth. And Il Is true to ita
name. IL beaiitliies and preserves ths
teeth, haidsns AID invigoratas the gums,
and correess all impurities Of the breath.
The 0lor of this pure preparations y ~ da-
lighlful that u - q luxury 20 apply e. IL
u ns harmless ~ wAGer. Sold BY drug.
gisfs aud performers.
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A dlisordered liver Is frequently caused
by worry and trouble. 0fel work The use
Of tobacco, intense study, hard drinking,
fmmoderate ealing, indolenees fass living,
late hours, etc-, ste., aud undoubtedly the
best remedy d that standard medicine,
Emil FrsAs's Hamburg lea, t&ken as occA-
sion requires, either with OF without med
Ical advice. But unless you discontinue
the evil that brought abeut your diseased
liver, YOU have no right to look f1r more
than temporary ralief from your troubles.
BoWaFned ere it Il too late, and try the
medicine we recommend.
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rhe Markets.

Following is correct report OF the maj
kots in this city up tonoon yesterday;
WHEAT 81 per bushel
0ATS-35c per .bushel.
FLoUR-s6. 90 per bbl.
HAY-haled. sl5 per ton.
loose, $40. m A
POTATOES 50 cts per bushel.
BUTTER- TO 25 cts per IL. ~
EGGS 30 cents, per dog. 81
FORKS to 81 cts per III.
s9sACoNs s--hains, l3c.
s askF shoulders. 9c M
81 e. sides, l0e.
DRIED FRUIT-aun dricd apples, &c.
- g q plums. llc
Plummer dried apples. Sc.
- plums. l(ic
CHICKENS 81 Oo@ss.oO per doz.
SUGAR San Francisco c, lsa
COFFEE Costa Rica, oae.
Java, soc.
Curcola-- -2:3c.
~ r BIO. % 81
MILL FEED bran. s sl0asll per Ton.
s chop. $ls@$2o.
- shorts, $l4.
-middHpgs, s2O@22-
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naIssy Hens.

The Rector bridge on Muddy, near rfiIsey
took notion to move during the recent high
water and hasn't been heard Of since.
Tho IIalsey squirt gun had it's tail blown
OF during the late storm. g. esa
One night last week while iour Of our
astronomers were out taking observations
they succeeded in having . fine telescopic
view Of comet, double star, or something Of
that kind. 10 was taking kind II ofasnyderly
course towards the milky way when last seen.
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Tae Etaa.oEI1 1IeaIrInea.

We would call the attention Il cur readers
10 the advertisrInrnt If the ''King Of the
Hood. . remedy for disorders resulting from
isapurity 81 the hoOd. said to Be- BY thess
who have witnessed its remarkable eaccta,
unequaiIed for the purposes mentioned. The
reputation borns by is proprietOr1. D. Ram
som. Son & Co. Of BalEalO. n. Y. should be
ample guaranty Of their claims for this Arti-
Gle. bat it will be observed that they nos
only warrant the genninensa Of the certid-
Gates Of cures by an offered reward. Lut alse.
in proper cases, oder TO disclOse Its ingresli-
ents. thus demonstrating theis own good faith
in the safety aud excelIence Of ia composi-
tien-ofiers said never before To have been
made by the proIrietsra Of any other Family
Neslicinc in the world
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16
kennIbIe AdYIre.

You are. asked every day tlirquell the coll
umna Of your newspapers, and, by yOnr drug
gists, 70 use something for your kidneys that
you know nothing about, aud you get dis
couraged spending yeur money But this
sort Of business is at All end since the intro
duction Of OF the celebrated 20 sEGoN. KID
NEY TEA. Recommended by all.