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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-12
chureh Dlree.ory.

Y. T. G. A.-Meets at their rsoms in Ice
teri brick bpildiDg on Wednesday evelIn,
at 30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons t
Z. Business meetings are held on the esen-
Ing Of the second Monday ia each moItth.
Everybody invited to attend
U. r. CBUHcH. Preachinaevery Sabbath.
1t / A. NJ, and r. n. by Rev. s. q. Ir-
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2:3O P. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EyASaELIcAL CHURCH. Preaching on Sab
bath at II A. ~, and II P. NJ. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thtrs-
day evening. w. G. Kantner, pastor.
CoSeREGATIoNALCH CHCEcH. .-Servicesevsry
Sabbath at II 4. N. and P. N. Sabbath
School at 2.30. Prayer meeting on
Ihnrsday evening Of each week. J. w.
Harris, pastor.
M. y. CHURCH, SoUTH.--Serviees ev,ry
Sabbath at st. Paul's NJ. Il. Church, SouEh,
at u A. n. and u P. N. Sabbath School
at Ia p NJ. Prayer meeting every Thurs-
day evening. NJ. G. Miller, pastor.
NJ. Z. CITdEcH. Preaching every Sabbath
at ii A. M and u r. NJ. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath SchDol
Vt 2:3O P. n. Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. l. Dillon, pastor.
BAPTIST CB0EcH.-Servieese every Sabbath
at ii 4. II. and u P. n. Sabbath School st
IL Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. w. J. Crawford, pastor.
PEEsBYTERIAS CHURcH.-Service every
Sabbath morning and evening In College
Chapel Sunday aySchoolimmediateiy rftertbs
morning service. Prayer meeting every
ThnrSday evening. Rev. Elbert N. Condit,
pastor.
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Cratuuous Advice.

Gu. nominating eonveL ton 'o' city Office s
should at this time moro than at any other
nominate level headed men as candidates Tor
the Council No enc knows how this city
stands politically, and for that reason We
hope the members Of each party will not be
led into the fatal error of putting out the
strongest men without regard to qualitiea-
tions, especially as candidates for Aldermen.
It is good iinanciers We want, aud not men
whose only releeming feature is that they
are popular. Tho amendment to our charter
passed by the last Legislature, throws the
building of all crosswalks, and the improve
meuts at the intersection of streets on the
city, to be paid out of the general fund. This
win require an outlay probably OF $500 per
annum, and did one year amount to $500.
Now we are allowed only 5-min tax, and
that is fully expended every year, and con-
sequently the important question arises,
where is this extra $500 or 5000 to como
from. There will have to be retrenehment
somewhere, and the new Council will have
TO bring it about. For this reason each party
should put no one in nomination FOR the
Council who is not good financier. kTsx-
payers should look well to this, as 1t is a
question of great importance to them. They
should every one turn out to their eonYen-
tions and work there, and. more than that,
they should canvass the question beforehand
and ascertain who would be best calculated
to till the positions mentioned.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
AaaIllonal l.l.l d can.e. pl.pe.sa D.


No 2--H. A. Davis vs. John Teters, lct al
Action to recover money. Powell & Bilyeu
for plh aud Strahan 4 Bilyeu for deft Dis.
missed.
No Board Of School Land Commission.
ers VI A. Wiley, ct al =. Huelat and W.
q. Pipor for plfrs aud Bonhain & Ramsey,
$. A. Johns and T. T.. Hackleman for defts.
Dismissed.
No John w. Mckinney vs T. s. Sam.
mera. Suit in equity. Powell, Finn and
Blackburn for plf aud strahan and Burnot for
deft. Continued.
No l2-~John A. Crawford vs s. II. Rob-
crts. Action to recover money. Strahan and
iiilycu for PHI and Humphrey and Wolver-
ton for deft. Continued.
No lS-W. L. Vance VA Farlow MulkSy.
Confirmation Of sale. Humphrey and VOL
verton for plH aud Strahan and Bilyeu for
deft. Continued
No 36-Frank u. Wood va D Simisou.
Suit in equity. Strahan and Bilyeu for plG
and Powell and Bilyeau for deft. Continued.
No 3s-Trusteea.of Willamette Uniycroity
VI - 4 pWols 10 recover money GHAH.
b Moores for pllT and Dolph. Bronaugh, Dolph
aud Simon for deft. Verdict for plaintiff Of
ssO5.
No 6l-John Kolsay VI l.. ElkiDs. TO
foroclosc mortgage. weatherforl aud Black.
burn for plf Jugdment for plT by agree
mcnt.
No 81 T. Blain VS. Jas NJ Perry. To re-
eovery money. Powell aud TiilyUu for plG,
Judgment by default.
No 55-M Thompson and Co vs. II A and
T. G GrifIiu. To recover money. Powell and
Bnysu for plG Continued as to II. A.
Griffin.
No -orcgonian Railway Company vs.
Jas Gee. Action to appropriate lands. EG
Hughes and A + Sears for plH Continued.
No 57-Allen and Lewis Va Jac Thompson,
TO foecloss mortgage, Decree according to
State W. Geo NJ Goodman. Assault with
intent 10 kill. Not guilty.
State VIZ John + Beard Selling lquor
without license. Fined $50.
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saula Glass headquarters.

have just opened out tho largestand beat
assorted stock Of holiday goods ever seen in
this city. The stock ia 80 varied that can
suit everybody, and tit them out with any
kind Of present they may wish TO make 10
their friends. will only mention few ar.
ticlea. As my stock is 20 immense that would
have to start a newspaper OF my own If !
wished 10 refer to all /; Baby carriages. wag
ons, rocking horses. railroad trains, baby
trunks, Rohemian vases. Maj Il ca ware. beau.
tiiul toilet aud smoking sets, China cups aud
aaueera OF all Kinds. velvet frames. writing
dehks. rustic walnut frames. work boxes,
shell boxes, an immense stsck Of dolls, new
styles OF photograph and autograph albums.
handsome tortoise shell and pearl card cases.
and hundreds Of other articles.
School books. stationery, both plain and
fancy. and holiday picture books, Wholesale
aud retail. OF which country dealers shonld
take notice. as / viii sell at San Francisco
prices. having bought in Now York.
4 cordial, invitation ia extended 10 all 10
call and examine my stock. and select our
presents before thsY arc picked over. My
stock is larger than I~as ever before aees. ia
thi, line Ia Albany. and it must be soil
Ed. BAUM.
Cor. Firat and Bruadalliu streets.
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corNclL pnocEEDlx.:s.

Tho City Council met in regular session last
Tuesday, with all officers and members pres.
cnt except Alderman Patterson.
The Finance Committee reported fayorably
upon the following bills, aud their report was
adopted and orders drawn for the several
amounts
Julius Gradwohl, sundrios, s24.2s A. J.
Hunt, S363 +; J. l.. Halter, Sls.55
Marshall Hunt reported tho work he had
done during tho past month:
A petition was presented by John A. Craw-
ford asking the right of way to construct u
wator ditch or flume from the intersection Of
Lyon and First streets ono block east, and
from thence to the river for tho purpose Of
supplying Cherry and Parks now foundry
with tho necessary power. Petition granted
G. II. Hewitt presented petition asking
for an order for the construction of side.
walk on tho west aide of Walnut between
7th and sth streets. Petition granted and
fifteen days given for the completion Of the
work.
Mrs. Cheadle presented \ petition asking
for the right to run the waste water from her
mill into tho city sewer. Granted with the
proViso that the petitioner shall be response
ble for all damages that may occur by
change in the location of her water spout
WIN. MoMooken and others presented a
petition asking for an order for the constrnc-
tion Of a drain from the low ground between
Sth street and the depot hotel TO the canal.
Referred 20 tho Committee on Health and
Police.
The Committee on Ordinances reported an
ordinance, which makes il the duty Of tho
Council to declare an inebriate common
druukard upon tho petition Of five or moro
eitizens, after which any persSn who gives
or sells Intoxicating liquor To such person
shall be subject TO a fine OF not less than $50
nor more than $50. The ordinance passed
under . suspension Of the rules aud will be.
come law next weeek.
An ordinance WAS introduced compelling
lAundries to pay quarterly license Of sl5.
Passed under a suspension Of the rules. aud
will become law next week.
The matter OF the lien against the U. +. |
Church was referred 10 tho Committee GA
Accounts.
Tho following Judges of Election were ap- |
pointed for the coming city election
First WArd-H. Bryant, w. b. CnndiiI, |
and D. Froman. Voting place. clerks Office
at Court House.
Second WaTd-Mart Payne. Wm.- Rum
baugh and Sam Althouse Voting place.
Ireasurers ofiee in Court House.
Third ward-G. W. Young. wm. Goltra,
and +. d. Purdon. Voting place. Office Of
Albany Farmers Co.
The. MaTshal was ordered to continue the
publication Of the delinquent tax list.
The following bills were allowed under
Of tho rules Sam Krapc, 81 90;
a. J. Hunt, s36 G5 for strect;rvpaira L. C.
Rice. Sl.OO; r NJ. westfAll. for gravel.
s3l6.
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statistics for Isso.

The assessment roll for this county was in
speeted by the County Court las. week. aud
through the kindness Of Mr.. n. Baum We
will nov give our readers some statistical
information which it furnishes
No. Of acres Of land. Az. 4Od value. 81.
a5s, ,3sl.
No. Of acres OF railroad land. ;,5.0i@ val.
ue. sl7.52l.
No. of acres Of wagon road land u. 800 /;
value, $3.50.
AValus of town lots. SGg3. DIR
Value Of improvements. S3I4. 900.
Value OF merchandise and implements,
sGl7.s4
Amount Of money, Hotes. accounts. etc,
sl.4lO.9oo
Value Of household. furniture. etc. sl77..
No. of hor.es aud mules. 5.s93; value.
s2SI, ,494.
No. Of cattle, 1854 value, s73.sls.
No. Of sheep. IS. 80; value, -. .s7I.
No. Of swine, G,6a0; value. $685.
Gross vAle OF all property in the county.
", ,bi2. .J31.
AmQant OF indebtedness within the state,
81. Sc, ,0l9.
Amount Of property exempt from taxation,
S4I5,S $50
Total amount Of taxable property. 81 s3i.
479.
The levy has been placed at lG mills, tn,
same as last year, which will raise the sum o
sG9. .35l. .s3.
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Ths college Eslerlnlnmeaf.

The literary and musical entertainment
given uHder the auspices OF the ErOdelphian
Society, at the College Chapel last Tuesday
evening, was go0d. 10 fac. up to the ErOdel-
phian standard, which IS saying great deal.
The Chapel was comfortably filed with an
sppreeiative audience, and we understand
the neat sum of $50 was made ont Of the en-
tertainment- Almost AL Of the performers
did well, and We have only one fault to find,
and that IS, the program, even after it had
been shortened, was most too long. It has
been some time since we have had a good
home entertainment. and this seemed TO
please all who attended
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-12
ARorND TnE WORLD.

A fame that Is worl l.wide and acquired
within the short space Of few years must
have true merit for isAsupport. Drs Pierce's
Family Medicines have gained such fame
aud foreign orders for his Golden Medical
Discovery the greatest blood-pnriiier Of the
age, Tor bis pleasant Purgative Pellets little
sugar coated piIls), his favorite Prescription
-woman's best friend-and other remedies
became so great, that n branch Of the Worlds
Dispensary has been established in London,
England, for their manufacture. From this
depot they were shipped to every part OF
Europe, and to the East Indias, China, Jap
an, and other counties, Their sale IN both
North and SOtIi America is perfectly enor-
mous and increases yearly. Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Proprietor, Buffa-
10, N. Y, and Great Russell Street Build
iDgs, London, England.
ROYAL CENTRE, Cass Co. Ind. Feb. 2S, 1879.
DIR. r. " PIEHcE
Dear Sir ~ take pleasure in writing my
testimony with others in regard 70 your val.
liable medicine. For a long time have suf-
fered from disease Of the lungs, and until
used your Discovery found nothing that did
me any good. Thanks to it, am relieved,
and recommend IL TO ALL
Yours truly,
MAkY HENEEL.
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RaslneSs Noses.

Wiley r. Allen thas opened out in the
o"ToOIe brick the best and most complete
music store in the state outside of Portland
something we need very much
Wm. L. Watkins has opened out provi-
sion and grocery store in one of the o'ToOle
bricks ON BrOadalbin street, and is doing a
good business.
Julius Joseph is getting ready for the hol-
day trade. and is now displaying an immense
stock of toys in the rOOm fitted up BY Grad
wohl especially for him, one door above Ma
dy'S restaurant.
goods hack to his old quarters in the building
belonging to Senders and Sternberg one door
below Fox, Baum aud Co.'S
One week from next Monday Senders and
Sternberg vii. .mOve their immense stock OF
dry goods and general merchandise down
into their new building on the corner Of First
and BrOadalbin. They viii tkeu have the
best location in the city.
John Brush and Son are preparing TO en-
gage extensively in the manufacture of fan
ming mills next Spring. The work viii be
done in their building on First street
A new candy factory and tobacco store
has been opened out in one OF MnR Cheadle's
buildings by c. w. Osborn, and he seems to
be doing a very fair business
C. H. Hewitt, ESQ.,. attorney at Law, and
Chief Justice Maine have moved their office
into one of the O'Toole buildings ON Broad
albin street.
A wooden Pamp factory has been started
in the building adjoining c. D. Simpsons
warehouse by a gentleman named Furber.
The pump is one the best we have seen.
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eetlsnReIurn>.

Pardon Us this is not exactly the cleo
tion returns. bat it is OF vastly more import
anee to the farmer.
Since the election IS over We have reduced
the price OF calico to Is yards per 81 90.
WCanton flannel to 10 cents per yard
Twilled fianDels to % cents per yard.
The latest styles OF brocasled dress goods
will be sold at yards. fOrSLOO.
We have jast received tine ASSORTMENT Of
piano eovers-iust the thing for Christmas
presents Also new assortment of ladies
nlsters, cloaks, dOlman's, etc.
And our new stOek of side lace and button
shoes cannot be beaten anywhere.
L. KLINE and Co.
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willamette sporting stnS.

Outing the last few months the sl'ortamcn
OF Albany and Corvallis have. had several
friendly tilts at glass ball shooting, and ou
Thursday OF last week. at the conclusion oi
a match. the Willamette Sporting Club was
organized from the clubs of tho two cities.
We undentand that the orgaization Is not
yet entirely perfected, but that u. Il. Mon
teith. qf this city. is to be captain Of the
team. Every member Of the club is eraek
shot. aud they will shoot with any club in
the state for purse Of $3.50. II used T. be
that the Corvallis and Albany boys wouldn't I
''hiteh" on any ythiag. but things have changed
and they row seem TO be having an era Of good
feeling. and when they do pull together.
shoulder to shoulder, there is no use in any
set Of fellows bucking against them.
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obituary..

Mrs. sarah johnson, ishe subject Of this
obituary. was born in Ohio April the llth.
lSlG; was married to Mr Samuel Wilson in
tho year 1884; moved TO Illinois. from there
to Missouri, from Missouri to Oregon in 1853
her husband dying on the plains. She
married Mr.. Charles johnson in 1857. She
had been devoted member Of the Baptist
Church ever since the year ls4j until her
death. She died at her residence in Prime
vile October 2G, 1880, in full assurance OF
faith in Christ. She leaves devoted chill.
dren and friends to mourn her loss.
L. c. HILL
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Perreet.on sureIY

Ouo Of the latest and without question the
most perfect sewing machine now before the
public is the ''Davis;" why they actually
make out of strips of cloth cups, sa1ers,
baskets, etc., in perfect shape We saw one
at the Albany agency andtogether with many
samples Of practical work noted viii say
that there are things never before made on a
Sewing Machine. Go and sec for yourselves
and be convinced. w. D. Scott, Agent.
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Important TO All.

Nowadays a dollar seems to be worth one
hundred and fifty cents, and every one wants
to know where they can lay out their money
to the best advantage in buying the necessa-
ries of lie Probably the best place in the
whole valley to buy family groceries aud
provisions is at HafTenden Bros in this city.
They buy very closely and large amounts at
a time, getting Observation-Disclosures from whole
sale dealers, and consequently can sell cheaper
than any one else. Call and see their stock
and learn the prices.
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Following is correct report Of the MAJ
kots in this city up to noon yesterday:
FLoUR-s5.5O 80 per bbl.
HAY-baled, slO@sll per ton.
loose, S.
POTATOES cts per bushel.
BUTTER-2o to 25 cts per H.
EGGS-2o cents per doz
FORKS TO 81 cts per lb.
BACoNS-hauns, I4@1Gc.
shoulders, l0c.
sides, 1910.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, lOc.
i" plums, I4c
Plnmraer dried apples, l4e.
plums. Isc.
CHICKENs-S2 509$3.Oo per doz.
SUGAR-San Francisco C, IOkc
coFFEE-Costa Rica, 1920
Java, 30c.
--CurcoIa- -22e.
Rio, 20.
MILL FEED-bran, sIOC9sIl per ton.
chop, sls@S20.
shorts. SIS.
-middhngs, s2Ogl5.
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Chronic constIparIsa Cared.

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 4, 1879.
II. II. Warner * Co.-Gents.-For the
past ten years / have suffered the evil ef-
fects OF what might be termed chronic con-
stipation: my skin became yellow and my
liver was all out of order; tried all the
remedies that could be obtained, and that
was all could do, after finding no relief
from regular medicine treatment, and /
finally commenced using your remedies
first tried tho Pills, and NJ the end OF one
week my bowels had attained q reguIaKity
and healthy action unknown for year,. ]
was 30 pleased with tho effect that con-
cluded 10 try bottle OF your Bitters, and
although / have not entirely used The first
bottle, am 30 perceptibly improved and
toned up that write 70 you giving this
voluntary testimonial TO the excellence of
your remedies. Yours truly,
j.. j. CAMPBELL.
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BETTER THAN GOLD is perfect
health, and yet many are suffering the tor
Eures Of the damned with Dyspepsia when
a single bottle OF DIR. MINTIE'S ENG.
L1SH DANDELION LIVER AND DYS-
PEPSlA PILLS will give relief, and, If
persisted in, Will cure the worst case OF
this distressing trOuble. This pill cures
Torpid Liver and Biliousness, Regulates
tlle Bowels, removes Pimples from the
Face, cures Sallow Complexion, Foul
breath, Sick Headache, Heartburn, Pain
in the Sides and Back; Is Sugar coa.ed and
GUARANTEED to be PURELY VEGE-
TABLE. II acts directly on the coating OF
the Stomach and on the Liver. Can be
taken in any clime-wet or dry weather.
Beware OF limitations. The genuine has
an engraving Of q lion on the outside
wrapper. Price, so cents. For sale by ali
druggists.
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A Leap Year HalI.
Il, c. HUI.
ALBANY, Nov. s, 1850

ALBANY, Nov. s. 1850.
Editor Democrat
The young ladies Of Albany and vicinity
gave Leap Year ball at No. l0Grange Hall,
a few miles from this city, on Friday night
Of last week, under the management Of Miss
Berry Dickey and others. IL was one of the
best affairs OF the kind that has come eff fhis
season. Everybody enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely, and better time was never had
by either. c., H., Il. or d.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has been appointed
Administrator of the estate of Robert
Carter, deceased, by the County Court Of
Linn County, oregon, and all persons
having claims against said estate are here
by notified to present them, with the pro-
per vouchers, within six months from the
5th day of November, 1880, to the under
signed at his residence 4 miles south Of
Scio. or to II. Bryant, the. attorney in said
estate. WILLIAM KINDER,
Administrator of the estate of Robert
Carter, deceased. nI4w4
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To Parents and Caralass.

Esl Baum wishes us 70 intern our readers
that he has just received fall line Of school
books and stationery, and from now until
the Holidays will receive additions TO his
stock on every steamer arriving from San
Francisco As the Public Schools will open
out generally next month, you should call
around soon and lay ia a supply OF books for
your children and give them chance to per-
use them before school opens. His motto is
THE best of goods at bottom prices. !"
Don't forget the place e-cornsr Of First and
Broadalbin streets, opposite the building
which is now being erected for Sendsrs q
Sternberg. Cali on him and he will treat
you well.
We might also add that besides doing
large retail business in stationery, tobacco
and cigars, he is also prepared to sell very
cheap at wholesale Country dealers SHOULD
make note OF this.
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MARRIED.

DAVIS-LEWIS,-On the 9th inst, at
the residence Of ]. J. Davis, near Miller's
Station, by w. ,Johuson, ]. p, Mr.. j. B.
DAVIS and Miss Rosa LEWIS.
CONNER vIS.-At the same time
and place and by the same person, Mr. GEo.
CONNER and Miss PAULINA DAVIS.
SANFORD-SMITH.--0n the 7th day of
Nov, 1880, at the residence Of the brides
father, in Stayton, by the Rev. w. Hurlbnrt,
Mr.. w. @. SANFORD and MISS SARAH E.
SMITH, both of Stayton, Marion CO., Oregon.
CARROW- -TEMPLENIAN.- the Re-
we're House in this city, on Thursday, Nov.
IL. 1880, by Rev. Isaac Dillon, Mr.. HERMAN
CARRow and Mrs. HANNAH E, TEafLEAAN,
all Of Linn county.
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Cherry = Para. Feaaary.

This new frm is rushing work on their
building, and now have it enclosed, and by
the first Of December viii be ready to com
u,enes operations. The bailding IS located
on Water street. fronting en- Baker at the
lumber yard. 1t Is built IN a substantial
manner although the work has been rushed
very fast, and viii beyery eonvenient. They
will use steam power to run their machinery
until next summer, when water viii be in
+ro5ucad inskead
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We ChaIIenre the world.

When we say we believe we have evil
denee 10 prove that Shilohis Consumption
Cure Is decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, inasmuch as IL will cure a common
or Chronic Cough in ono half the time, and
relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Group, and show more cases OF
Consumption cured than all others. It
will cure where they fail, It is pleasant TO
take, harmless 10 the youngest child and
we guarantee what we say. Price, 10 cts,
50 cts, and $l.00. II your Lungs are sore,
Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Foshay & Mason, Drug
gists, Albany, Oregon. nS4
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conn. and 1.n.Lets.

Fred Dunning wishes US to Inform our
readers that he has just receiyed magnili-
cent stock of oofiins and caskets, and here
after hO win sell them at prices never before
heard Of in this community. To give some
idea Of the prices, he authorizes us to say
that they viii range from 50 up to $50, and
for the latter price one will be furnished
that has heretofore cost fully s75. He means
business.