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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. S.-The chambers of com
merce of all seaports of Germany have
protested against the exclusion of Ameri-
an pork. The government, however, will
persevere in the determination to prohibit
the importation.
BERLIN, Dec. 8.-The empress arrived to-
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their differences, general war will break
out, involving all the roads of the West.
Also, that the Gould and Vanderbilt follow.
ing ridicule the idea that there can be any
cutting of Races on other roads, that the
Gouid brokers to-day were buyers of Wa
bash common, and there is some talk of
developments in connection with the prop-
erty that will show unity of interest on
the part of Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mr.. Gould
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OBITUARY.
AN ARMY yETrrAa,

AN ARMY VETERAN
orss1sSAr1, o. Dee. S.-Generar Sidney
sArosnk- United States a.mz retired.
uie~a 1855 nAgnt at sis residersse nNewport,
n.y. where he has li~sd for several years
rnaaatea at Vast Point IA Ises,seryea
IN the 4lacH Hawk and Seminole wars. and,
at varnus grontier ssrd recruia;np 49,.
'he' 1as'' Seing Newport BARRACKS. where ha
was Ia lSGs- He served in the. armv of
the Hotsnac daring she-war and was b.av-
eseo OF Facier genesal.. Age seasnty-ons
one'son s.rvnn5ng, Clegtcn Burbank. Hent.
nant IN tGseTenAh inshntuy.
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day: She had to be carried from the depot
to the carriage which conveyed her to the
palace.
AuS1cH, Dec. 8.-Von Bischoff, the emf
nent biologist, is dead.
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As Illusion to RelationshiD.
From the Brooklyn Eagle,l

A Philadelphia tailor sent messenger
to collect bill. The debtor was a fash
lonable little fop residing in swell Sec
ton of the city with his parents, who kept
pet monkey that was in the habit of fol-
lowing the servant whenever the door bell
rang. The messenger returned unsuccess-
full from his mission and was asked by his
employer, "Did you see Mr.. M"
NO" he unhesitatingly answered. Il
didn't see Mr.. M -, but I can take my
oath I saw his twin brother sitting on the
parlor stairs"
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Monday next all colliers of the Phila-
deiphia and Reading coal and iron compan-
les at Shenandoah, Pa, will be put on
three-quarter time.
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MILLIONS IN IT."
THE GREET FIRE IN LONDON.
BNGLAND.

The Most Destructive onflagration Since
the Memorable Toeloy Street Firs-Losses
Aggregatang Over Fifteen Million Dol
lsrs-General Foreign News.
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BOSTON, Dec. s.-Tse beard of kealtb Or
:ef 1nat naperson having charge of pub
le eonveyances shall convey the BODY Of a
eersen intsesess With, s1,sl,aHad Msassom.
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RRnk l@slur~

q DEavEk, Dee. A-Tinebank n of Brechor
ridge, Col, suspended this, forenoon T.
was a smalaafsair Thsir failure is-,aga-d
cd as unim:aertant by bankers here.
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has issued the following notice: 'sOn and
after Monday, Dec. II, charge of So per
car will be made on all grain held out,
regardless of point of shipment"
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Good Cheer for Imbibers

Good Cheer for Imbibers.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8.-Sixteen whisky dis
tilleries are in operation in this city, with
prospect of several others beginning soon,
Recently new enterprise has been started
here, that of the Falls City company, Or
ganized for the purpose of manufacturing.
high wines. The company will confine its
operations exclusively to these goods.
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Inc Georgia legislature adjournad last
next July. III
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PAY YOUR DEBTS.

Eo0d 1idrsce to ThOse Who Are Careless
@abo"f Their E.rpeHscs-The advantages of
q Cash Basis.
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ANNOUNCEMEXT.
l.. j. POWELL,
Supt. Pub. Inst,

The National Surgical Institute of In
dlanapolis, W it'll branches at Philadelphia,
Atlanta, Ga, aud San Francisco, which
has national reputation, will permanout-
ly establish a branch at Portland, Or.
Two ,f the skilled surgeons of this insti
tutc, prepared with every need apparatus
for tho successful treatment of cripples,
will meet all the old patients and such
now ones as may desire treatment this
year at tho following places /: Portland,
st. Charles hotol, April sth, 10th and 18th /;
Albany, April l2:h and 18th; Tho Dalles
April 9TH Walla Walla, April 10Th and
10Th Seattle, April 25th and Goth and
hereafter at Portland, Oregon, OH the first
two weeks of May and November of each
year, commencing November, 1892.
Beware. of all travelling doctors iH&o
may claim TO represent any other inst
tute, for this Is the only Surgical Institute
on this coast with facilities aud expert
ence for the treatment of defornities.
J. NJ. HINKLE, NJ. D.,
GEO. w. HANDY, NJ. D.,
Surgeons in charge, National Surgica
Institute, 3l9 Bush St, San Francisco.
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EsaGIus Room saisrisInmrEt

Those who attended the entertain,
ment given hy the Reading Room As.
socIatlon Friday nigh: went away
completely satisfied aud with warm
praises ior the participants Ia It.
The exercises began nj about oc.oes
With music by the Ladies' CorHel Band
The greoisst compliment that can be
paid them is that they are improving
Their first piece particularly seemed 10
DO vigil rendered. The GrangcIa ssng
b. tho College Quartet was ~ < ood as
anything sc have heard them sing.
Miss Lusa's selections FOR tho evening
were excellent, mil We think raised
her considerably In tho estimation ef
our oil!zrns. Her rendition If the
'Ghost' oiictcd considerable applause.
There arc very few who are not thrilled
hy thc old staaza
sac Tia bummeri around ths streets
Against lamp posts r,clIHIug,
with Topped down bats bnJ ragged
clothes,
Anl greasy face shining.
She catered lnts the famine" uitn
spirit and good expression, and "%ew
England Weather couldn't have been
bgaten by Marx Twain himself 'Vir.
gia.ns and h.s Daughter" displayed
considerable tragic ability on the parl
ol The reader. In contrast WAS the
fanny tale 81 hsw George Tashlugton'a
fath,r cut down tho hatchct. and then
lied 10 hIs son about It. Ry request
Miss Luso rccited Money Aiusk. >
which she docs TO perfection. 4 duetI
by Mrs Chamberlain anil Mrs staigei
was encorcd which shows now well
they arc appreciated. Mis- Annie
Powell is becomisg qaite fayorItC
with our people and Is entitled 10 much
Of the praise she receives The enter
tainment for the evening closed witt
music by the Ladies' Band.
Saturday night an entirely new pro
gram was presented. Miss Luse's read
ings were received with the same en-
thusiasm with which taey were on III,
previous evening. Hy special reques
she read two extra pieces, one beInf
fsr tho particular benefit Of the lawyers
Miss Annie Powell's singing elicteC
the most hearty applause, her last SOLE
bringing her all encore, which wa
answered ia a very graceful manner
The favorltc of the evening was duet
entitled "Reubsn and Raehael'' san;
by II. G. Clement and Mrs John Burk
hart, Ia character dress. It prodsec,
the greatest enthusiasm. In answe
to the encore tie fine looking coupl
appeared and sang one ofthe chcruses
The entainment closed with music b,
the Ladies' Band
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-24

w b Barr, Esq. has bean in Salem this
week.
Frank Wood, jr., spent a few days in
Salem last week.
NJ. SOrafford, Of Buena Vista, called on us
last Friday.
Hon. ". r. BiIyeu, ws in Salem Tuesday
on legal business.
Sam May, Of Harrisburg, was ia the city
Wednesday.
G Hirsoh. of Poi tland, was in the city the
fore part Of the week.
Mr.. W. B. Smith, OF Brownsville. made us
short visit last Wednesday.
Miss Eettie Wilson, of Sodaville, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Coll Van Cleve, of the Register, was on the
sick list last week.
Mr Taos Montcith AMI daughter, Lottie
kave been In Portland several days.
G II Gerhard, of Corvallis, has been in
the city two or three days this week.
Arthur Odeneal, of Salem, Is visiting
with Mrs r N Armstrong in this city.
J r Bryson, apopular young attorney, OF
Corvallis, was In the city last Friday.
Mrs. A. L. Gray, formerly of Albany, is
stopping at with her husband.
Rev H Condit is attending the meeting
OF the Presbytery ia Roseburg this week.
E. A. Station, who has been teaching
school at Tangent, called. on US last Wed
ncsday.
Lee Mccartney, of Oaeatta, is spending a
few weeks in the city. He will return to
the Bay when be leaves here.
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Blain Eree,ea New Good. etc.

l.. Il. Blain has been elected By unani'
nous vote ms the most reliable clothier in
the IDiIlamette Valley. This il Justified too
by his inInense sales and large stock. lie
will fll his trust - She satisfaction Of every
body Lately hc received largo stock Of
now goods, the hast ever broaght 70 Albany,
which indeed entities him to tho title Of
"Tbo Ieador." His nsw goods consist Of y
splendid line Of spring clothing. including a
fine assortment cf Brownsville good; ef
furnishing goods Of all kinds. Polka dot
shirts that are Mt mare o1lic,, hosiery. neck
wear, etc., a really magnificent assortment.
His spring shpas are by far tie baE.. not
only in Albany, but ia the Willamette Val
ley. aud arc the snbieet Of great deal Of
comment amang the yoaAg men ~ well -
older mon.
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IL will be apparent TO any oAe who
will examine sold gold watch, that
aside frsm the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, large pro
poTtloH OF the precious metal Tsed Is
needed oaly TO stlileR and hold The en-
gravod portions In place, aud sGpF'y
tke necessary ss,idity and Strosgt
The Surplus gold Is actually needle
so far rs utility and beauty are con-
cerned. In James Boss Patent Geld
Watch Cases, this waste of precious
metal Is overcome, and the same solid
IT, aud strength produced at from one
third 10 oAe-half of the usual cost Of
solid cases. This process is Of the most
simple nature, Rs follows d plate or
nickle composition metal especially
adapted 10 the purpose, has two plates
Of selid gold seIdered one on each side,
The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers, aud the result Is
strip Of heavy plated composition,
from which the cases, backs, centres,
bozels etc, are cut and shaped BY sui
table dies and formers. The gold Ia
these cases Is sufficiently thick TO ad
NIT OF all kinds of chasi 'g, engraving
and euamelling the engraved eases
have been carried until worn perfectly
smoeth by time aud uso without re-
moving the gold. This is tha enly case
made with tive plates of solid gold and
warranted bV special certificate.
For sale by all Jewellers. ask fol
Illustrated Catalogue, and 10 see war
rant
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CIRCUIT cornr
Decision. since rhur.aay Of Laa week.


/. w l. Vance vs. Farlsw MaIkey.
Motion 10 eorr0ct decree. Humphrey
aud Wolvorten, for PIN. Continued.
2. Orpha Wheeler Va g n Wheeler,
Suit for divorce. Strahan and Bllyeu
for Pla Finn and ChaRbbrlain for
Dcft, Continued.
.. Linn County vs. J Il Iierren, Ct nj.
w q Piper, strahan and 1llyeu for
Plll's Powell and Bilyeu, Humphrey
aud wolvcrtoR. G II Hewitt Wo Pal.
mer Tor Defrs. Doft's granted leave
To- answer.
-. II A Davis W John Tctsrs. ct nj.
SUIT In Equity 10 foroclose mortgage.
Fllnn and Chamberlain for PIN stra-
Ian and Bllycn for Deft. Default as 10
II Smith, 1'eters and wifc, md judg.
ment on pleadings rs TO others
H. j Comstock W. G ID Simpsss.
Suit 10 forecloso mechanics lien. FIlnn
and Chamberlain for plli Strahan and
BIlyou for Deft. Continued.
10. otto aAd 1gnalz Fox W. LevlFox
et nj Suit for partition OF real proper.
~. Finn aud Chamberlain for PlT. J
- Whitney appointed guardian Of
minors, Default us 10 others.
-. Oregouian Railway Company.
Limited VI John Mckinney. Action
TO appropriate lands. ]; q Hughes for
PIit Verdfct-S30 per acre.
81. Oregonlan Railway Co. Limited
~ Green II Hayes aud Margaret Hayes.
Action to appropriate lnRds. T. q
Hughes for PlG. Verdict $e5 per acre.
81. OregOnIan Railway 90. LAmited
vs Isaac Taylor Action 10 nppropri.
ate lands. EG Hughes for l'ln. Yer
diet $50 per acre.
81 Frances Cooper vs. Joel Coaper.
Suit for divorce. Humphrey aud Wo..
ter for pld. Decree Of divorces
80 Joscphus Wilson VA The slIvor
ltin Mining Go Cheueweth aud John.
s0a for plH: Wcatnsrford and Black.
burn for dcfPs. Leave TO answer.
80 Sarah A Hays Va James McMaban
Suit for Partition. Bonham aud Ram.
10Y fCr plG. Settled.
50 il Cassand Co vs. VIM MccallI,.
ter Ct al. SHii 60 foreel0s9 mortga pe.
Finn and Chamberlain for plH. Ans
to be G!ed by April Isl.
b3. Tic State Of Oregon " WIN TGii.
christ John kinechock AMI Thomas Raw.
Assault with dangerous weapon. W q
Plpor. Dist. Attorney, for pin. Verdict
OF 500 against G.!chrlsi. Dismissed 80 10
others.
55 l. Berry pin and Rcap,.ys J Charl-
ton, den. and appoli. Appeal from Linn
County Court. Boubam q Ramsay, Hum
phrey !. wolverton for pin. 4 g Sweet.
J J Whitney and Strahsn * Bilycu, for
defl. Judgment Tor Pin.
On. J j Charlton ~ Otto Lubker. Writ
ofrovlew. Motion to supply defects In
transcript granted.
ci. ofcgonisn Hallway Go yH Thoa
litii' Judgment for land on payment 81
siG0 aud costs.
e2. David Junkin W Johnson White
Motion Ia iile ranSegipt deaicd.
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NoLAN's CORNER.

The last comprehensive invoices
Ofnew Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
Boots agi Sh5es, Has, Silk Hand
kerehiess, OveraIls and BIouses,
Cigars, ToJaccO, ETC., etc, received
by J. ". Nolan. at the Framers'
aad Mechanics Store, enables him
to nnderJsll alI Competitors aid
supply bis Customers with exactly
the article required His stock is
mHeh larger than ever before and
he will be pleased to Lave his Bum-
cFors patrons call and get an in
sight TO low figures.
Nolan does business on fhe time
hOnoTed principal Of Cash down.
No gram5lins and every body hap
py. Call around aud see him.
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ASe~ FIsHrInz SIiII.

The stockholders Sf tho Albany Farmers
Co met at their Office IN this city on Friday
Of last week and took the military steps 10
wards building n new GoIring mill. 4
majority Of the stock WAS represented aud
tho project received almost an unanimous
vote. This Company has been in ihe ware
mousse business several years, and have ac-
quired splendid reputation. Their prop
eTty. which Is very valuable will be mot
gagged 10 raise sufficient money to bui.d
the mill, and work will commence a. soon
a. the plans Of lho now mill can BE- made.
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Mrs. Walter IFrenn spent soveral days in
Albany last week. She viii join her hus.
band In Eastern 0acgon IN fow weeks.
A telegram received from Mr.. Young last
Sabbath announced that tho Albany folks
had arrived at San Francisco in good shape
J II Maine, jr., returned from trip in
Polk county last Saturday evening. lie is
talking about going down North in short
time.
Wm Breen aud family. lately Of Harris.
burg have moved TO this city having obtained
position in the establishment Of Rubarts
& Thompson.
" II Mansfield, ono OF the proprietors 81
tho Corvallis Leaier, was In tho city the
fore part of The week on his way homo
from Portland.
Bob Graham. VI the firm Of Graham aud
Son, has been in Portland several days this
week, buying new goods 10 mako up in their
popular tailoring establishment
Daniel Best viii start for San Francisco
about tho fret of noNt month aud will take
ssita hin Thirty or forty Of Lis celebrated
grain cleaners for the California trade.
George Waegouerca came over from Corvsi IL
lFednosday in tho interest Of o and T. Il /,
to see aboat Tho construction Of biiage
aerosa the lgillsmettoat thia city.
George Hssgouer, it,, is stopping ia tho
city, ani i taking Lessons in painting. We
have reau ssou some erayon work Of his
which shows su excellent eye teg tho artistic.
Rov. llama gave Us pleasant call last
Tuesday while no was on his way out 10
Ees,burS TO attend Presbytery. lie now
breaches Ia Ysmhill county. but siili reaides
al Corvallis.
Sir L 4 Reid. of Cheyenne. Wyoming
Territory, spent Monday with I l. Nutting,
an old school mate Of his lie WAS on hia
way 20 Southern Oregon 20 buy band Of
,heep. with Which ho will start back across
the taorrtains IN inohth or 80.
O. T., Tonpkins wen; up 20 Eageue last
Wednesday to attend the wedding of Ar.
Bollaok aul iiss Epaa Goldsmith. which
took place on the evening Of tba. day. ol.
will 80 oa oat 10 Rasebarg and remain
probably couple oI weeks
Mrs. farrsil. whoae hasbaud Ma recently
killed at oFesoa City. has arrived IN this
csty with her two children. AMI viii make
this her failure heme. ~ present aho Is
stepping with Ars. T. 81 RsdGsld. but will
begin keeping hoase in = sl3ori tine.
DIR aud AIrs Ty'nple.on came up from
Portland last Friday aud ou Moaday the
Doctor left ior lisowasyilie. whore ha will
remain 10 days. during whien time tic peo.
p!o Of that place will have a chance to get
their toeth hzed ia frat class style.
Edward i Hall. the efficient manager Of
Imperial. London. Northern aud Qaeeu
Insurance. Companies. Of Portland came TO
tho city Saturday from tie B'est aide o.
tie Willamette. where be had been 10 al.
just the losses Ia .hc Corvallis and Iulepen.
dsncs trea.
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Deaih or DR.. W. q. slewari.

DR., Stewart died at his resldoncs IN this
city nj . o'clock n. m, on Friday, March
I7th, after an Illness ofabout four months
His disease was first lung fever, and up 10
few weeks ago II soemed that he would
recover from II, but being then attacked
with something OF a paralytic nature he
gradually declined until he finally passed
away. lie was born near Warren, in
Trumbull county, Ohio, ON the 5th of May,
1915, and consequently only lacked
month or two of being O. years of age at
his death. W hen he was still a young
man he emigrated to Illinois and then TO
Iowa, residing in Marion and Monroe
counties In tho latter State until 1865,
when no came to Oregon and located at
Albany. lie leaves a wife and two sons
and one daughter. His eldest son, G.. j.
Stewart, is engaged in the mercantile
business at Charlton, Iowa ; his other son
is G. II. Stewart, proprietor of tho DEMO
Graf, and his daughter, Mrs. NJ. V. Brown,
of this city. Diseased was buried in the
Masonic Cemetery on Saturday aiiornoon,
Rey. Or. s. G.. Iryine, conducting the SER
Vidas, and although the weather was very
bad his remains were followed TO their
last resting place by a largo number OF
friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-24
BucKLEN's ARXIcA sALNE.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruis
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet.
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all
kinds of skin eruptlons. This save is guar
anteed to give perfect stisfactiOA in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, Wholesale
agts ID Moore, Scio ID Foley, Lebanon !;
DR. Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tague, jefferson ID Nj Calbreath, Buena
Vista o Cornelius, Turner Il A Rampy,
Harrisburg Starr and Blakely, Browns
VILE
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TO tlle PHbIIe.

]. A. Gross, proprietor of the cepe
hotel, keeps one of tho best pablic houses
in tho State. His rooms are kept scrupu-
lously neat and clean, and on his tables
can be fa@nd the best TODD the market af-
fords. Parties going of on the morning
frain can get coffee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before the train leaves. Here
after the hotel will bc kept open all nigh
or convenience of the public.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-24

Dir. j. II. Way has bscn bors during
tho past wook ssllinL the Eles & Adams
patent woven wire beds, and {, say that
this invention "taLes" among our cllzens
doscht express II. Every one who uscs
this bed pronDuucs4 IL tie bo<s in the
maibct. il j. elastic, e'ean, durable,
cheap, and las many other advantage
which you can readily seo if you will cal
around at Geo. II. simpson, place of
business and look at one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-24
YP q a Meeting

The subject for consideration at y PEA
hall next Sabbath p m, will be found in
Rev. 30. ''Behold | stand at the door and
knock
These afternoon meetings are both inter
esting and instructive and are usually well
attended We trust the friends Of the
organizations will not be forgetful of their
duty toward strangers who may attend for
they should be made especially welcome 9
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-24
Or. na'rs E;eaIia nj rI,a,.

We call attention TO tho advertisements Of
his most valuable medical work which
ought to be extensively circulated Or.
Halls reputation is sufficient guarantee
that it is what it purports to bo. Thousands
OF families are so situated, especially those
in the country, that they cannot readily
employ physician, when tho exigencies of
the case may be pressing and Imperative.
For all such book like this is indispensa,
bic, and worth many times its value.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-24
NOTICE TO RAIL
/ ROAD C0hTRAC-
TORS.

Soaiei proposals will ba received AZ the
Office Of the Oregon Pacific Railroa Com
pany. Corvallis, Oregon, until noon on
April isi, lSs2. and will then bo oponed.
for furnishing the materials ana doing the
work on construction Of isur tunnels on
tho line OF tho Oregon Pacific Railroad,
between Corvallis aud Nnqainn, varying
In length from 400 TO $50 feet, according TO
plans and specifications now on file In the
Office of the Chief Engineer cf tie Com
paay nj Corvallis.
Tho bids must he made On blanks
which ~ill ba furnished by the Company
OF application.
Tho Company reserve TO themselves
the right OF rejecting any or AL bids.
MK. 81. IIOAG,
General Manager, .. l.. l..
CHvaills, March 10th, lSS1.
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Mrs TnrrI.L'. MiIiIney store.

Mrs. Parish has got her hi!lipery store
moved over into the froman brick,
and Il NOW ready 10 wait upon her
customers ia good shape. This week fbe
receives n fine new stock 81 goods, AID
afterwards thrsu gh the season will adj 70
her stock 10y every trip Of the steamer.
Her prices will Le lower than ever, AID
ladies should ~ a.! mears give her a call.
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N office Of Appointment
of Guardians,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN the undersigned were by order Of the
County Court OF Linn county, Oregon,
duly made and entered of record January
Sd, 1882, appointed Guardians of the
estate of VIM. Klamer, an insane person.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby requested to present
them to the undersigned At the e1fice of
Hewitt IL Bryant, in Albany, Oregon.
with proper vouchers, within six months
from this date.
Dated at Albany, this els. day of March,
1882.
MARTEN RII.AND,
SUSAN KLANER,
Guardians.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-24
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous is
weakness, early decay, loss of menhood
sc. / will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in Solsth America, Send a self-addressed
envelope to the REv. JosEpH T.. INMAN,
Station ID. New York City.
1hn,f,