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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-26

Tor several years fine stallieas haze been
brought iu,o this county by persons not re-
siding here, aud the amount Of money realized
ly their proprietors has been enormous. We
are happy To state tha. this state Of affairs Is
ala'at to sc changed, or partly So a week
Or so aso our popular liserymau. Ans. Marsh.
al. received from California very tine atal.
lion which can nos be seen at his stables IN
thi, city. The boFse Is half Clydesdaie and
bali Messenger. the former giving him grca,
strenii and Il latter action. lie is . per
feei model Of bcau.y and strength and gets
over ground at about a 4-minute gait Farm,
srs aid horse faheiers shoald call around an
see hia,. He win make the coming seas
Albany aud his advertisement will appeal
next wcek
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Csunell proceedings.


The Cisy Council mot in regular session
last Tuesday night with all officers and mem.
bers present.
The Committee on ACCOUNTS and Current
Expenses reported that they found the Re-
cordor's report for the first quarter Of the
year correct Tho report showed that fines
had been collected to the amount OF s.. and
licenses. s3li also that warrants Ind been
drawn on the treasury to the amount II
s5Gl 90.
Tho saine committee also reported favor.
ably upon the following bills, and orders
were drawn on the treasury for the several
amounts; Coat bin In case OF City ys Elias
Miller, sos JGi J. l.. Halter, sl2 45; Geo.
Borkhart, 81 50i Marx Baumgart. Ssc; A. ).
Hunt, 50 6Oi J. GradwOhl, sS7 81.
The Committee on Streets 10 whom waa
referred tho petition OF T. W. spinks report.
cd IN favor Of condcmning the sidewalk. 10.
port adopted and sidewalk ordered taken up.
The Recorder reported that he had com.
pleted tho assessment Of the city, aud that
tho assessahle property amounted 10 a little
over VI, 200. Wednesday, March 3lst,
was act as the time for the Council TO sit as n
Board Of Equalization, at which time all those
who feel that hey have been assessed 10 high
must make their wants known by affidavit.
The Recorder was authorized TO give the nee.
oasary notification 10 the people.
The bids for city printing were then opened
and found 10 be as follows; Hnum-25
cents per square for first insertion and I2l
eonta for each subsequent insertion. job
work TO be at tho price now ruling Regisicr
-sl5 for tho whole work Of the year.
A motion was made by Alderman Danuals
10 accept tho Register's bid. aud the vote ON
the question resulted ia a tie. Saltmarnh,
DannAls and Rice veting Ia the Affirmative,
and Martin, Scott aud Gradwolll in the neg.
ative. The Mayor having the casting vote.
decided in the affirmative.
An ordinance was introdaccd cutting down
the fees Of the City Treasurer 10 sl00 per
year. 1t passed TO It's second reading. aud
being objected 70 was laid on tue table until
next meeting.
Coll Van Cleve presented petition asking
leave to build 2.story addition To his Office.
building. Referred TO Committee on Fire
aud Water.
At the instance Of scyeral property holder.
= motion was passed dispensing with the
services Of Policeman Brown after the eapira-
ton Of his present month. This was not
eaussd by any derelietion Of duty on the part
Of Nc Brown, but on account of the prevail.
ing desire to Gu. down the expenses of the
city.
Mayor Clark delivered verbal message
advising tho Council 10 enact lava ~hieh
would compel saloons To eloss ia the evening
At an hour not later than 10 O'clock.
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thmre.. p.seetorr.

y. p. g. 4 iieats ut their rooms In Ifos-
ter brick building on Wednesday evenings
ut 80 o'clock, aud on .44Bitnth afternoons az
4. business meetings are held on the even
| ing Of the second Monday III each mouth.
| Everybody invited to attend.
u. +. cnrnen- -PreaeIingevery S..i,iath,
at li.A. ~ aud =. ". by lsey. = q. H.
vino. u. b. Sabbath school 70 2:.s1 2. u.
Prayer meetitg every Thursday evening.
ByAxamIcAG Cneacn.- on Sab.
bath ut 4. 81. and u y. y. Sabbath
School i2.I5. Prayer meeting every Thur
day evening }. i,oBersoN, pastor
coxGHnATIoNALcu cuDne1f. f.-serTicesevery
Sabbath at 4. d. aud & 8. y. Sabbath
School at 2s3D Prayer meeting On
fhnrsday evening ef each week. ). W
liarrit, pastOr
~. +. CHtEeu, scuTn.--Serpices every
Sabbath at So. Paula ~. T.. Church. South
at l.30 a. -. nud J y 81 Sabbath School
at ~ = ~ Prayer meeting every Neflucs-
day eYenn& II. & Miller, pastor.
81. u. CnpHcn Preaching every Sabbath
at u 4. n. anil =. ST. song service in
the evening before sermon. Sab6ath seIool
at go ?. -. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. 4. Wolfe, pastor.
81. PaTEns EfloorAL cHOBciL- Divine ser.
vice j. held Ia the Church every sunday nj
Han. Sunday School as 2.30 , 81. &.
4. Stevens, pastor.
B2ruT CmoEetL Service every sal,baei,
1T J 4. 81. and ! =. 81 Sabbath School at
- Prayer meeting. every 1aurslay even.
Ing. W. }. Crawford, pastor.
PHrsEYrEhIts CnrgcB Service every
Sabbath morning aud evening IN s. J.. g. s.
Hall Sunday School Immediately ritter the
morning sefviee Prayen meeting every
Thursday evening. lev. Eli,crt X CoBdii.
pastor.
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asR REerlan EaaicupE.
wIseg :. Powell seilea az lebanon ~ Am.
breSc Earrser.

And now tus citizens are shocked by an.
other henieiie a,earFing in their midst. Just
one week after the killing Of Taylor. and the
common remark is that the taking Of human
life Is becoming altogether too common in
this county. This last fraeas occurred at
Lebanon last Monday afternoon ahoat 4
o'clock, and resulted IN the death of Wiley
F. Powell at the hands ef Am. Farrier. The
particulars IS nesr ss We can learn them are
about as follows; Mir Farrier is married
man in poor circumstances and lives some six
or eight miles above Lebanon On the other
side Of the river. Mr. Powell was also a
married man, but was divorced from his wife
and had been living sog some time with Far.
rier. L seems that Powell was altogether
too iatiinSse with Farrier's wife, and being
desperate character, was to all intents and
purposes the head Of the family. Farrier is
not oC an aggressive disposition and rather
tiuii. AMI consequently eonld not muster mp
courage 70 assert his rights. and for the past
few weeks has not been at home. but has
been at worl, cutting cord wood for Mr.. Fair
Glow Just below Lebanon. last Monday af-
trraooa Nr. Fairelow, who was cutting wood
near where Farrier Was at work, saw Powell
ride mp On horseback, set of and hitch his
horse to the feaee and then 90 over TO Farrier
in the edge 81 the woods. They sat down on
q log together. anl Fairelow only being a
shot distance away eonla hear them talking
but could not distinguish their words. lie
says they talked quite while and at last
he heard Powell speak eat l,nd and say;
''d-n You; Til shoot yoa, Jast an instant
alterward he heard the report nt pistol. and
hooking toward them he SAW Powell coming
towards him aud FaTTier running the other
direction. Powell came On aud passed close
by him, and Eairciow SAW the blood squirting
out Of one side OF his neck at every step he
made. Powell ran on some three hundred
yards and climbing over fence fell down
and died in few Inoaatnls. Before he died
however, a Mr.. Wheeler came to him and
Powell said that Farrieg had shot him. He
then asked for drunk Of water, but did not
make any statemeat in regard to the quarrel
An inquest Was held on the body by Squire
Smith. OF Iebsnon, whea the above facts
were developed, and it was also aseertained
after deceased had hsen examined hy DR..
Foley ,hss the t.ali had euter,3 the left side
q the H,eS. uases the sar. au'l cutting Of
one si 'i.. taip arteries hal pr.,i'Ahly dropped
dowll the ibFras.
After the shooting Fariier came direct TO
this city al.,i gave himself uP Ia pepaty
Sheriff Humphrey aI,i vas rut in jail that
s.gsninq the s.ie f T.-t-.,,.,ft no. nov. IN o
wher,. lie sss.s Rntii some of them came down
here on Tues,lsy.
Mr.. Farrier was having his preliminary
examination before Squire Palmer when We
weLt u press yesterday Afternoon
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"wb, wssi shsaid ADVANCE =


Under tlsis heading late nntuber oi the
Caitei Stafss Eeo.omis gave the following
reasons why wool should advance in price
!. No wool IN the weAt.
.. Western Manufacturers bnSing ia east.
ern markets..
3. Stock Of fleece lighter IL tie market
than usual.
1. wools held ty str..ns i,.i.isr.. NJ. con-
signed wool of ans amount - tufrs "t II sell.
era get scsrcs.
.. The feeling ia general that ~'-I must
advance.
e. More wo.l las ieva s.,li t. nauulsci.
urcrs than IL tanal Ia lIvc..ini~r.
:. Manufacturers ~fsii i,r obliged "a enter
this market aoon.
5. Hast Iudia and Mediterranean wo,ls
Sill not pf0Ve satisfactory ior general us-. "a.
clothing wools and icroes wiil bp mers iH-
gaiFcd Ior az the only Suitable stock. except
English woods.
.. EnRliAh hecces are advancin: FsIi.liy.
and will soon ba too high 20 import
10. The bulk of importatiohs of Australian
aud South American fine wools are already
placed 20 manufacturers who eau carry a
years supply II necessary, and bus little will
come on the market.
IL. Aus'raliaii and South American woods
are too tine for general demand. aud aud
above 1eeces must he usel for many lea Of
goods.
IL The prospects ar. that the English
auctions viii develop STUART advance iu
prices for colonial woods. and put a stop 10
any further iinportatiut,a of tille weois.
10. The demand for wooden goods exceeds
TIC FaPply.
Manufacturers are getting an advance
soods with every contract.
The country i prosperous la every
wool aud wooden goods are lower
b raw aud manufactured products,
the Trade in wool aud woolens has lesy
Ultimate in every particular. and almost
syoid of speculation.
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Caught at last.

At the last session Of oar Circuit Court
oniy two indictments were made IS the
grand jury, and very few knew who the
parties indicted wcre. Il now traa.pires
that it was John Brown. a Harrisburg asw.
ing machine agent. and his wife Iouiss. who
reee!ntly caused considerably trouble l,y try
ing 70 break uP tho Recorders court in that
city. Mr. and Mrs. Brown wers aware oI
the fact that they would be indicted aud con-
ssquently got out Of the way until Court al.
journed, bat the Lady coming back few
days ago Jas. Riley arrested and brought her
to this city last Tuesday. Her husband was
arrested the same dsy at Corvallis by Sheriff
Diekey and now lies in jail here. The
woman'G bail was placed at $500. aud tha.
amount being put up by David Fromsu, Of
thi, city, she Is now free aud has gone home
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gvou, lamp l.eile.

\ letter from Camp Polk. On the opposite
side Of the Cascades from this city. informs
Us that the winter at that place has been very
fair, the thermometer only setting below
zero twice. The dss:.sse saoY was gHly nine
lnehes and laid on about three weeks, all be.
ing gone BY the middle Of January, but the
winds have been heavier than ever before.
-atoek is doing reasonably well; no native
castle AaYe yet diad, and probably not more
than ten eInigrant cattle haze perished west
Of the Des Chutes
In regard to politics our correspondent says
that the Democratic force IS small over there,
bgt more wiling soHss 10 enc ever saw.
They will make strong fight especially il
the canaliIates are worthy non
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BETTER THAN GOLD j. rerfecl
healih, ai.d yet Hiany arc suffering the tor.
lures of Ihe danniesi with Dyspepsia when
= single bVisle ~ Dir. MfNIiFtS Eng
LiSf nANi5isi i0N LIVER AND DYS-
PERSIA PILLS wiii give relief, and, Il
persisted in, Nil cHrc ttc svoFst ease oi
tilis distressing igsiaaie. This pill cures
Torpid Liver ani fiiiiuusBess, Regulates
ilte Bowels, removes fimpies from the
Breath. Sick Iicaiiaeae ife8zburn. Pain
ia the sides ani Rack. ik Sugar. coated and
UAttAST TIsisli fo 1se PURELY WIG t.
TAtiK. is arts ai-t~flY on the coating of
ihe SisaiaeA nnd sii tie Lsyer. Gan be
taken Ii ANY ciisHe wet or dry weather
isw.te Of sniiia ia;l4. The guanias has
au engraving al lion on the outside
wrapper. Pfiee, - teais. For sale BY All
druggists.
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4 COOP rrilNG.

German syrup is the special prescription
nT Dr. A. Boschee, - e,,icbfals..i 0eFissn
Physician. and n acknowledged 10 hc Ons
OF the nieSt fortunate discoveries IN Afedi-
cine. 1t quickly cures Coughs. Coldr. aud
Lung troubles of lilo seVrfU-t nature, re-
moving, ns it does, thc cause 80 tho AiIse.
lion aud leaving the parts 10 strong and
healthy condition. IL IL uuI an expert
mental medicine, but ha- stood the test Of
years, giving tatisftetion ia every caNe,
which It's raEidly increasing sale every
SEASON confirms. Two million bottles sold
annually. Beware OF medicines Of similar
man syrup was introduced ibio tho United
states in isiss, aud Il now sold ia every
town and village ia ths citiiized world.
Three doses viii relieve amy ordinary
cough. Price % cts. sample bottle, 10 s.ls.
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Fred Dunains wishes rs - in;or,n our
readers that he has just received q rnagriti-
cent stock 81 eoilias and caakess. aud here.
after he will sell then at prices Eever before
heard Of IN this community. To give aoinc
idea Of The prises. he aathar;zes us to aay
tia. they will range from 81 np to $50 ana
for the latter psios one will l.s furnished
that has here;ofore cost tally So. IL means
haeineHg.
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choice Of tho conyontion on motion of Porter
seoondsd by Blahely

Choice OF thO toNfphtiuu Oil HiVttell VI 1NtNfA
seoondgd by Biakely.
sugnuf.
lst ballot George Humphrey, 81 Thos NJ
NIunkera, s, W K Price, u D Miller, 10;
] X Charlton, l3, r Herren, II; / N
Powell, 3; Isaac Hayes, 0, lIerrens name
was then withdrawn.
Cd Humphrey, IL; Munkeru, O. Price, o
Miller eli Charlton, II, Powell, Il Hayes, :.
Munkers, Price and Powell were withdrawn.
Sd Humphrey, Is; Miller, %; Charlton.
81; Hayes, G. Hayes was withdrawn.
4th-H Humphrey, 10; Miller, 81, Charlton,
25.
9th Humphrey, l6; Miller, 90 Charlton,
20. Charltons name was then Withdrawn.
Humphrey, s.; Miller, 30.
couSrY TREASURER.
lst ballot Milton Houston, >; Geo lias.
ton, 7, w II Brunk, b Jos Iiggctt, ?; A
Umphrey. 10; Carter. 1, J W Turner. lsi
W NJ Curl, IL: Capt Shields, A. Joa Nixon,
3; Davis, 6; Chas Miller, 4.
Cd Huston, .; Brunk. 4; Liggott, j.
Umphrey, 90; Turner Is: Curl, 10; Nixon, 1;
Davis, Il Miller, ..
Huston, -; Brunk, ,; Umphrey, IS;
Turner, Il; Curl, S; Nixon, 81 Davis, 81 Mil.
ler. .
4th--IIuston. Il; Umphrvy, ali Turner,
%: Nixon. J.
9th Umphrey, 4li Turner, "a.
COUNTY Assrsson.
lat ballot-G b Mckinney, 1; David Bill.
yeu. 80; wm Ruibaugh. 0; z y Moss. l2i
II Williams, ~.
ID Mckinney, !; Bilyeu. 20; Rambangh.
G; Moss, S; Williams. IS.
The Convention then adjourned to meet a.
: o'clock.
At o'clock the Convention was called TO
order By the Chairman, and the fire. order of
business was the nomination OF
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
LIST ballot Galbraith. II; D.V $ Reid.
26; p a Moses. ls; / n Liggett, 3; T Il
White. S.
ed -Galbraieh. -; Reid, ~; Moses. S:
White. j
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
lst baiiot-bNFon chapman, -; Geo a
Grimes, 43.
CORONER.
lst ballot-pr J a Davis. s.; Eaoch r.eylc.
IL.
The Chairman then appointed tho follow.
ing Conaty Central Committee: John II
Burkhart. Mat V Brown, chss B Montague.
Thoa NJ MuRkers aud sam May.
Senator John II Smith then introduced ;be
following resolution which passed. without 4
dissenting voice:
Resolrrsi. That We are in favor ii 50 aa,eid.
ing the usury law Of this State that not more
than 10 per cent per annum can bs charged
as interest on inaney under any eircumstan-
ces, and that where no rate i agreed upon
not more than per ces. l'er auHun shall be
charged
Ga motion tic Convention a,ii,uraei sine
d.
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BICKEFr 4 GRIFFIN.
RocnE.rRR. \. y. January /. 1880.

ROCHESTER,. y. ", January I, 1880.
ii. i. WAESEk ~ Co. ITEMS: Two
years ago last October was taken sick
and called upon physician in this city,
and he told me had overexerted myseif
in running a sewing machine, and alleT
good rest / would get better. 1 went tO
New York 10 visit lnU sister. grew worse
and called on an eminent physician OF liaak
city. and he told me had dRopsy. He al
tended ire for several weeks, but gradu-
ally grew worse. At las my friends atl-
Vised mo 10 80 10 the Presbyterian Hospi-
terian Hospital, corner of 10Th street and
Madison avenue. There remained three
months. Two physicians attended ms
every niarning, and four during The tlay
for three months. but ] received no i,ene-
lit, and my friends sent for me to come
homo TO ole. / went into the country and
visited my sister at conesas, Livingston
county, n \. WAS terribly bloated, and
the best physician in that section WAS
called in, and afler treating me for six
weeks another physician WAS called, anu
after consultation, on the 18th day of April.
1873, was tapped, aud 24t. lbs. slf water
taken from me. ] was tapped ai intervals
of two weeks and an average of ~ lbs. OF
water taken from me each tino. About a
week after had tAeen tapped the tenth
time, I commenced taking your safe Kid
neys Liver Cure. Atter taking il three
weeks was again tapped and only lbs.
of water taken from me. This was year
ago last November, and have not been
tapred since, l continued taking the Safe
Kidney Liver Cure until had taken ten
bottles altogether, up TO last April. when i
came TO Rochester TO live, and havetakeu
no medicine since, and am now perfectly
well. believe it 10 be the best laedicins
in tlla world, ami hope You will be able 10
sell i. cheaper, SO thousands of poor sufr
ferers can avail themselves OF its healing
qualities. Het know n doctor will ehargs
81 visit. and one bottle of the Safe kid
ney Liver Cure did me mora good than all
the doctors that treated mo.
MISS IIDA MOORE,
los Greenwood ayenueN.
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WE pubiislt tho announcements III ON
advertising eoiamHs for pay. and seldom
trouble ourselves 10 enquire IS TO thoailal-
lilies nr merits gf the wares advertised. fur
tler than 10 pssufc ourselves That they are
legitimate and respectable. But when an
article performs miracles in our mld-t,
transforming ths old To Young. IN appear
auee Al least, tse csunot pass IL by unuO-
tiesd. We know uf people who, years ago.
were gray headed, and v iia uov- wear iasls
and glossy hair. How * ihlss it cvi
deatiy is not coiored, for il has perfect v
natural appearance inS;eai If The h4.s 81,
dry, staring look of hair stained viii nj
;rate of silver or other common hair dyes.
No! il has i-oen restored 10 its Youthful
color. igstfe and vitality by the use Of that
wonder OF wonders, Halls Vegetable 81
Gillian Hair Renswer. Il las many imi-
iators, but there l. nothing like it. The
test Of years 0iIiy increases its fame, while
its ini.ators die aud are forg 5tlen.- Boston
Daily ttluba.
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Columbia River mar.

ThiA subject Is Sgitating the minds OF the
people OF Oregon to great extent. an.l re-
minds one of the time when Capt. Eada CON
strueted the ietties in the Mi=sissippi river.
But all the topics Of the day are thrown ia
the shade since the introduction of the cele.
brated OREGON KIDNEY TEA. The iirss
cage it has failed to cure in Complaints Of the
Kidneys and bladder. is yet TO be hoard from.
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a rrompl settlement.

The Portland Standard says the promptnesa
with which the officers OF the supreme lodge
Of the A. o. u. w. pay this death losses is
recommending the order TO the people every.
where. The latq VIM. NJ Evans died in that
city on tho Sth OF last January, and on the
ed day OF March the officers Of Indus
try lodge No. S, in that city, paid e the
widow .he full amount Of s2,o11 This is
the second death in this state since the order
was organized here, year ago last August.
and 1t now numbers in the Jurisdiction about
fourteen hundred members.
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Rlrs n, OnkyIIIe.

Last Friday afternoon the dwelling house
Of Perry W. Preston, ON his farm near Oak.
vile. in Orleans precinct, was totally de.
stroyed by fire, together with almost all their
household effects. Mr. Preston had gone up
to Peoria, aud his wife had gone to some of
the neighbors, and while they were both
away the house was burned. Several neigh
bors arrived before tho dwelling was cem.
pletely burned, and saved iew articles,
The loss ia. probably at least 1000 and win
fall very heavily upon Mr.. Preston,
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EaFee 81 Ips.,eul d Frull.

Geo ". Sill informs Us that this week be
shipped ten tons OF the Pinmmer fruit be-
longing to the Corvallis Fruit Co. toLondon,
and this VIII be the last shipment until this
years product IS worked up. He says the
psmRaaly h9s iisai. llFgrq theiF first shipment
to the same place, and feel very much fiat.
tered ever their prospects. The frnit arrived
in good condition and was so much better
than my other in the market that # drew
from seyeral Of ths London newspapers very
larorable NOTICES.
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Gone g YaaNlaN

4 short tilse ago lsev. Il. L, Stevens. ot
this city. purchased OF DIR. Surman claim
located back Of the Davis ranch on South
Reach. opposite Newport. on Yaanina Bay.
and last week 10 moved over there in the
hope that his health would be benefited by
the change. Wo hope that he may soon re-
gain his health and come back again.
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MARRlED.

oNNoLLY-LAyToN.- N.-As t4o residence Of j. l..
Hatcher this city, tha nth inst, by Rev r.
c. Hill, EpgaEa coNSoLLy and AMANDA LAYTON,
ICSoN-RIDEoUT.--At the residence Of
-, $780, BY Rev. +. N, Condit, MR OMAR IiES2gesoN
and Miss ELLA RIDEorT
We tender our hearty congratulations to
the young coaple and hope that they may
have a long and happy life. We have been
acquainted with each Of the parties for years,
and know that their virtues are such as vii
make them prosperous and successful in the
future.
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The skasIt Shines,

Billy Watkins started Tor the skagit mines
a few weeks ago, and upon arriving at Seat
tie he found that the snow was about twelve
feet deep in the mountains and no one could
get to the mines, so he came back here and
viii not start again until spring opens He
talked with many miners who had been 70
skagit, and they all expressed the belief that
the diggings were good. Dut at present no
one should try to go there for the snow is
too deep TO make the trip.
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HOW no SAVE .AIUNEY.-Insiead of
going 10 doctor fer a prescription, il YOU
have ltright's Disease, Diabetes, Pain in
the Back aud Loins. Slnartmg, lnaamma-
ton, Calculi, BrirS-dGSt Deposit, or any
trouble Of the kidueys or Bladder, buy n
bottlo of nr. Aiintle's Nephreiicum. The
great Buehu Compound. IL i the most
wonderful preseril.. ..ion for these troubles
ever compounded. Messrs. Abrams Il
Carroll, wholesale drngsisis,.say: I'VE
regard Nephreticum as The best kidney
and bladder remedy in the market =
Woodard, druggist, Portland, or. says
Every body speaks highly OF IT, Chiids,
druggist, Portland, Or, says: ''Sold lots
of it; it always does the work" Many
have been cured of obstinate kidney COM
plants after the doctors have given them
up. Psiee, SI.25. For sale by all orlig.
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