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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
THE LlxoDsx-.9IrKa wgDDIya.

II one had been At the early train Wcdass-
day morning they might have ssca aboa.
twenty Of our young people board the train
with tickets marked for Salem. Among the
crowd was the IAdies Cornet Band with
horns in hand They were 90 their xay 10
that city 70 obtaiz another husband. no.
satisfied with the two they already have.
In other words Mis-, Settie Piper. one OF the
charter men bers % the baud was 10 he
united in marriage to our popular drugsiss,
z w Langiou. aud they with several other
friends from this city. were favored with an
invitation to be present on the happy oeeas.
ion. On reaching Salem the company has
toned to the comfortable residencs Of Judge
Piper, which presented fes.tl appearance.
At abDut eleven O'Clock ths c7reupry TOOK
place, under the charge Of Rsy Dsalis1a.
and Ei~in W Ltngdon aud Miss Nettis Pipci
were declared h.sb1nl aud wife. After
sumptuous refreshments the couple were
CONDUCTED 70 the train. when they left foI
= ten 4 lya trip around the Sound. The pres.
snts which thsy received presented COOL
display, and were of nature TO be appreciat.
ed by Mr. anl Mr. Lang lon. Following i.
the list
Pickle castor. By the Ladies' Band.
Silver carving knife and fork aud dessrt
spoons, Miss Ella Langdon. Cedar Rapils,
| Iowa.
| Silver cake basket, DR. an,l Mira Irvine.
Silver spoon.holder, Mf and Mrs y J Hem
/ ton.
Silver knives, forks aud spoons, Aiiss
EnrIa Langdon, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Gold thimble, Miss uollie Ii0uk
Silver sugar-spaon, Mr. Geo Piper.
SIifer bntter dish. Miss Lou Anderson
siyer syrup pitcher, Gus Carrie. q Fl
Irvine and y Y Autting.
Bible, Mr w q PIpor.
Silver butter, knife, Mr. S polhemns,
Silver napkin ring. Mr aud Mrs C /
i Pierce
China cup and saucer. Mi,s Oracle Piper
Silver card receiver, Misses Maggie and
Matte and Mr. James Foster.
Sofa pillow, Mrs II y Langion, Algona,
Iowa.
Satin and lace tily. Miss Jalia Chamber.
lin
Silver cake ba.kot, MessrA Charles and Ed
Piper.
Handmade qnilf. VI IS Myrtle Putsch
Dozen dtnner nen'tis, Mrs " G Pipsr.
i SGT Of siser, Af I.augdon.
EniGa cAndlestick, Master Frod Piper.
Necklace from the bridegroom,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18

Boparteo between newspapers dses very
well as long as II Is carried on Ia the right
spirit, and the parties do not isso their
temper, and In our spats with the "Herald''
we cortaialy have never stopped TO any
thing more than little p!easantry. But
when one goos OF Into passi ou at q little
squib about him aud throws handful
of type at the "devils" head, hurls the
shooting stick at the lady compositor, and
thon with his pulse At 100 Ia tho shade
grabs his pen and dashes of the vllesi
kind OF trash, matter OF which yeu can
not find an equal In the "PolIcc Gazette, -
II becomes decidedly disgusting and we
do not care to bo found with = hand In
any such business. We have always had
toe good an opinion OF ourself 10 believe
that wo were "a poor, miserable, lobslded,
insignificant, pusiliAnimous snail like
specimen ofa calf who wasn't worth q
!" m tho "IIoraid" chooses TO call
us,and we blush when We write the oxpres.
sion. We have no desire 10 sling such
opIthots at the insipid local e4itor oi
that paper, although We might with I'm
puniIY. II IL bad enough for that apology
70 bs tho connecting link without being
told no. We will not eVoD call him Bolog.
ma, although he goes by that name
among many, nor will we even refer "a
him as Ham. Wo neycs have used any
broader expression than Lady r. We dc
not care 10 even attempt repartce with one
who will attack us, and then because we
defend ourself, squeal aud cry against
"porsonal Journalism" aud In addition
threaten 10 run something hard against
our nasal proboscls, although tho matter
IL made ridiculous by tho fact that he hAl
boon repeatedly pulled by the nose by
youngsters ranging from twelve 10 Aixtesn
one whe will stand on the corner during
a devastating hre and not lin his hands
towards saving property had better be
careful how ho bTags.
We have now had our say ~ f1r 40 w
arc concerned wo have said all We care 10
although NO have material enough fol
several chapters, including one on Vic
toria, b. g., which we hope We shalt no
40 far forget oursslf As to use whelhsl
Mr.. r. Of the Herald" has or not We q,
ne, care, for lac has never yet attackee
anyone lao did not benefit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
CheaPO ssap.

A couple well-dressed young men
were in the city, Saturday, selling soap
wrapped Hp in one, five, ten. and twen-
ty dollar bills, and each piece neatly
dene up in blue paper. OF course. the
biggest part of the soap had 30 bills
around IL. The whole were stirred to.
gether and offered for sale. three for a
dollar. Some of our citizens, thinking
they could beat these poor, lone men
outoftheir ten and twenty dollar bills,
bought freely of this extra quality soap,
1x7xA inches in dimension. Curious
ensagh they didn't draw single one
Of those bills, although, once in a while,
they would get q one, and several.
whether throughluck or not, we do not
know, obtained V. We haven't seen
any one yet whe admitted that they
lost anything, SO We suppose. the TIVE
lone men came out behind, bat, as a
matter Of fact, one or two, who watched
the run of the whole thing, say they
won fifty Or seventy Ave dollars. Verify
we love to be humbuggesi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
Nearly DrowHssi,

Monday evening while Mrs F Back
snsto and several children. among
whom WIS Maggie Murray, who has
been living with her dEring the absence
of Mr. BaekeHsio, were crossing the
bridge on Caiapooia street. near Mrs
Baskensto's residence, Maggie ac-
cidsntsly fell of the bridge into the
ditch, which is quite swift there aud
ever the little girls head. Jim Muir
ray, q br-ther Of Msggie's, happened
along just as she was nearing the
Washington street bridge, nothing but
her feet being seen above the water,
His attention was called to her, when
with characteristic promFtness he
jumped in and brought ner to shore.
acne to soon, for few seconds more
and she would have been drowned. AS
1t was it took nearly half an hour oil
hard work to briEg her 10. Il was net
until after she had been placed on the
bank that Jim discovered that he had
saved the life Of his sister. She Is all
right now and will come out efthe bath
In good condition.
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Dead.

Poor "nob Gross" Ii dead. IIs "shufl.
ed Off this mortal coil" las Wednesday
morning in front OF the depot hotel by
following a very foolish habit he has had
Of getting In front ofthe cars, and trying
10 stop them. lie showed commendable
grit but poor judgment; wheel struck
him and he was instantly "dead corpse"
Only battered mass of dog flesh, yet his
many friends thought ht to bury him
after the usual form, which they did In
the forrnoon Of that day in an imposing
manner. A funeral march was sung and
the somber procession moving slowly
along TO the lot beyond the Depot silently
laid Ills canine coFnse In the cold, dismal
earth, where sab marks bis last resting
place. A p Barker performed the csre-
rnony In a most rffecting manner, and Il
entitled to great credit for the gravity 81
his condnct under the circumstances.
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RarglaEy.

a bold attempt was made last Saturday
evening to get some money from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Houk. She and her family
were ia the country and the house was
alone. Some one acquainted with matters
in Albany evidently supposed that the
none which Mrs Houk received last
week was somewhere in the hauge, and
thought that would DO good opportunity
To get 1t Edecting an entrance through a
window the thief orthieves went through
everything, turning every pocket wrong
side out, both of mems pants and ladies'
dresses, runlmaging drawers and open.
ing pocket books, and singing everything
right and left; but they didn't get what
they were sitter, for it was safely locked
IN one OF our merchants safe. They did
get, tho"gh, sixty cents fFom one pocket
book aHd about seventy five from another
and might have gotten 81 If they Ind
looked little farther. Although thele
Was jewelry and silver ware Ia abundance
they did not touch it. No clue that we
know OF is had to the villains who made
this attempt to got what fortunately they
did not obtain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
MARRIED.

FOX-LEWlS- In Shedd Station, On Aug.
Is, 1882, at the residence of the brides
parents, by Rev Rosenspitz, Mn. lGNATz
Fox, Of Albany, to Miss FANNIE f. LEWIS,
of Shedds.
THE happy couple passed through the city
Tuesday noon for Portland, where they will
remain few days and return to Albany ON
Saturday. In the evening sf that day they
will givea reception to their friends in this
city. We extend our heartiest OODgratula.
tiOns and wish them an immense amount oi
happiness.l
LANGD0N-PIPER-.on On Aug. l6, 1882,
at the residence Of Judge Piper, by Rev
JN DennisOn. Mr. 4 w LASGDoN, Of Al
bany, to Miss ANNETTE PIPER, OF Salem.
McMILLAN-PARKE Aug. G, ,lSs2,
at the residence of the brides parents. in
0neatta, by Rev Anthony Simpson, Mr.
A. A. MCMILLAN aud MIss ANNIE K.
PARKER,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
Accident to a Young Athlete.

Last Monday several Emall boys were
practiclng vaultipg the low picket fence
around Mr. d 7 Mason's residence, when
vault was made which was not down on
the program. Glenn Irvine, young ath-
lete of six summers. in trying tn make the
leap, fell, his cheek striking ono Of the
pickets and driving 1t through into the
mouth, making bad cash, and he will
probably carry scar for life. Glenn al.
though young, has had quite varied ex-
perience. lie has scar on kis other
cheek, from falling on q can, was kicked
once by q horse, fell from the second story
of barn onto his head, besides various
other minor accidents.
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Wednesday aftsrnooa AIR NJ Morgan
living near Albany, dlsos. sfing one Of his
horses 10 be sick. brought Is 20 this city aad
placed it ia the hands Of I.e4is s'iason. who
doetoFee Il about an hoar. when il rolled
ever and died. Desiring u knas wha. Ailed
tho hSrss, he assisted by Dr IIill aud Dsaver
HaekiemAn. made pos. mortein examine.
tiou Of t. They were senswhat surpriaed
70 fnd in ia stomach enough binder wire 10
Gil one Of the hands. They were the small
pieces twisted together aud clipped OF on
threshing. aud rolled together hal worked
themselves through the mucous msmbrass
Of tho stomach in several places. Of soarss
sausing death. This makes Ave horses which
''Unele Billey." as Mr. Morgan is called. ha.
lost since last Christmas. and there is ne
doubt that some Of the others lied from ths
sans cause. This ia caqtionto farmers 10 b
careful about fecdi-g oats that have been
wire bound.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
nrnonED MuRDx1.

It was rumered yesterday that terrible
murder had taken place on the road be-
tween Corvallis ana Yaquina, but We vouch
for aothing. and have no desire to start to
. sensation. As reported DIR Hutchinson,
Of Portland, with hls son, were on their
way from the Bay. where they had been
aud had considerable money with them
when they were murdered, and Afterwards
found dead. 1t is said tha: the sheriff OF
Benton county Is after an Indian, who
was suspected.
The above is confirmed by the "oregon-
tan,n which makes Il worse, il anything.
The Indian had seen DIR. Hutchinson re-
eeivs two hundred dollars for some cattle,
and following him up shot him and his
son, msshing the head Of the latter In
horrible manner. Pnblic feeling runs
high and the Indian will probably be
Iynched il caught.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
4. n. news.

Items under this head are scarce this
week Werk is going on without any
sign of relaxation. The turn-table at
Myrtle Creek Is finished, also the tank
at the same place. The work of gravel
ing is being pushed forward The head
time-keeper's Office is at camp No. S,
and the frcnt still at Myrtle Greek.
Track laying was delayed this week on
account of scarcity of iron "straps.''
The track is laid to a psint abouta mile
beyond Myrtle Creek'-RossbSrs Plaia-
dealer.
"Mary silly people despire the precious
not understanding il.n But ne one des-
pises Kidney. Wort after having given il .
trial. Those that have used it agree that
1t is by far the best medicine known. lis
actiOn is prompt, Thorough and lasting
Don't take pills, and other mercurials tha
poison the system, but by using Kidney.
Wort restore the natural action of all u q
organs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
IHtrrs.tiss letter frssa SILVER well.

A few days ago wo received an interest
ing letter from l. y Lisgett, written
among the Silver Wells Of wasco county.
Tho wheat crop hs states, IL poor. and not
enough 10 supply tho demand. Cattle
have advanced considerably during the
last year, e2S and $50 being offered fsf
three and -four year old steers. and the In.
dicaiions arc that they will still advance.
Prof HuFIey IN still lnLoring with the seap
holes and expects TO be abls 20 demon.
Sira'e the fact ths, thsrs Il silver there 10
sufiicisnt quantity TO pay TO work IL. Ne
gets assays OF $500 10 the ten. In ordsI
70 enlist capital hs has sent some o.
the mud 10 ban FraLcisco. II Il eortainly
hsped that somsshing may be done which
will turn nsney into the pockets Of oui
friends NJ silver Wells.
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so. rs to Rave = steamer.

Ats meeting OF No. rs last Monday
evening arrangements were made for
purchasing new steamer for that COM
pany, and the boys de not propose to
step business now until they have enc
on our streets. s E Young. l. E Blain.
y Baum, c II Stewart, D Mason, Louis
Miller ard chas Keifer were appointed
. committee TO raise the necessary
funds. A joint stock com pany will be
formed with capital Of $4,000. of which
No. rs will subscribe $1,000. The old
hand engine will be retained If funds
can be- raised without selling her, en
account Of the noble services she has
rendered our city, ami there Is talk
now of q ratrel company being Termed
of exempt firemeD, and the engine
placed in their charge, tn be used in
case Of necessity. With two steamers,
> hand eRgipe and 3 hook and ladder
truck, all Of firstclass make, we will
have as good fire department as the
State affords.
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Real Estate Tran.ae.Ion.


sasan d and Jas Keeney TO w r
Kirk. A deed Of correction.
United Sta.es to Lewis Cox and wife
patent to one section In Township los
II 2 west
Pauline Davis. by A DCckanl, guar
dian, to II A Powell. so c. 100 acres In
the west half Of Section 80 ia Township
llSR3west; consideration, $I3lO.
DBRice to W d Rice, residence on
Lyon street In Albany consideration,
$500.
SamuelJM Romilly to John Mcleod
Horne. q aons-thlrd interest ia tae West
Coast fax mill. scutching mill and the
lots upon which It issituatsd; consider
alton, $3.50.
Horace Lane to 0reganIan Railway
Co, right ofway for railroad consider
alton, 81.
FA Watts to Johu d Bennett, lots II
and Il In blsck 2. in Perry Hyde's addi
tion TO Harrisburg; consideration
$500.
John Smith to Henry Gibson and
Robert McNiel. 2 80 100 acres In the
Western Addition to Albany; consider
atisn, $500.
John Settle to + III Muller, lot In
block Is andlst Q la block II in Lebanon
consideration, $500.
DFCrabtree TO FM crabtree, pArts O
Section Ii and IA In Township IL, S r
west consideration, $1,000.
CIV Johnson to &c johnson. lots SIS
Sa, 50, and 81 in Scio consideration
s600.
Thsodosia Kester and Jesse w Kestel
TO Harriet Shipp, all Of the title and in
terest Of Theedesia Kester in and to tb,
property other father, Sllas Powell, de,
ceased +; consl deration, $1,000.
Emma @ Lovstt and G NJ Lovett tc
Harriet Ship. al Of Emma C Lovett's
Interest," in and to the property of hel
father. Silas Powell, deceased censid
Grafton, $1,000.
JF Mccoy to Alex Montgomery,
partof lot 80 in Scio consideration,
s225.
Enoch SylvesteEtO Ebeneezer King
the north west quarter Of Section 20. ii
Township le, sR East (; consideration
5000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18

VIII be paid for the detection and eouyic-
ton OF any person selling or dealing in
any bogus, counterfeit or imitation Hop
Bitters, especially Biltsrs or preparations
withthe word Hop or Hops in their name
or connected Herewith, that Is intended
70 mislead and cheat the public, or for
any preparation put up in any form, pre-
tending to be the same as Hop Bitters.
TIE genuine have cluster Of Green Hops
lnotice this printed on the white label.
and arc the Puress aRd best medicine on
earth, especially for kidney, liver and
nervous diseases. Beware OF all others,
and ofall pretended formulas or receipes
Of Hop pitters published ia papers or, for
sale, as they are fran4s and swfndIes.
Whoever deals in any but the genufr.e III
be prosecuted
HoP BTrrERs MFG. Co.
Iva Rochester, -. Y
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CON HERGTlL.

The prozpsclS cfa big wheat crop al /
through the United States continues good,
and It is nov estimated IT 59O 100000 |
busheis, .he largest yet known. With /
market Of aboat % Ia Portland it starts |
In hero At 80, and this is expected to be |
increased, but we doubt lift will approach |
dollar, or reach the ninet o..
Hay will cstsmanda high price. Looss
hay has been sold here for a. high as tl2
and ba!ed hay a. high a. si8. There are
those who expect this % 90 up to szs but
the crop Ia the state Is big. AMI prices will
probably not increase. Butter l. very
scarce, and the wonder IL that no more l.
raised. During the past week Il has ben
difficulty 70 got any At all. With chicksnr
selling al retail at three bits We marvel q.
the few which are raised, and there Is GER
tainiy money in eggs al 30c. The wool
mAr1et in san Francisco Is dull and weak
and prices are against sellers. This leads
us to congratulate our farmers and Ftock
men on the excellent price they have OBJ
tanned for their clippings. Bran which
sells here for $40 brings so in Portland,
and IL scarce At that
PORTLAND MARKET.
Butter fair to good, 25c.
Che@se-oregon. I6c.
Wheat-Valley, Ice lbs. Sl.57.
oats-50c TO 60c.
BAcon-iams, l6c 10 lie.
shoulders, i0c to lie.
Lard-Ioctsl In pals.
Chickens - siOO q 500 old, spring,
ssGs3 80.
Pota.oes-9oc,
Hops-best, Sic.
Hides-dry, l5gl6c; wet Salted, 7&sXe.
deer skins, valley, eoc.
Dried Frui.-Apples, sun cared eG7c.
machine cured 99lOc.
Fiour-Fancy extra. IS; c. b. 4.5OG4.75.
HAy.-IG9I7.
ALsASf MARKET.
wheat-76c per bushsl
Oats-foc
LArd-l5c per 10.
Beef-on foot, s..
Wool-20e.
Flour>-5.O0 per bbl.
Hay-baled, I2tsl6 per ton.
loose, 10 TO IL.
Potatoes-75c per bushel.
Buttsr-30 to IS cts per 10.
Eggs ia 90 cents per dor.
Pork-6 cts per 10.
veal-6cperlb 10.
BaeonS-hams, 10 10 l7c.
shoulders, l. to lie.
sides, Is to I5c.
Dried Fruit-snn dried apples, "a.
!, plums, Sc.
machine cured apples, Sc.
pinms, 10.
Chiekens-S00 per doz.
Sugar-San FrancIsc c, I2c.
Mil Feed-bTan, 1000 per ton.
shorts, 10.
middlings, 20 90
chops, $500
Strayed.
A small red cow years old, in good
condition. >he has no white marks nor
brands on her, and is with calf. will
pay s. for the cow, or for infor maiioR
that will lead to her recovery.
Albany, Aug IL, 1881
q. NJ. MILLER
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Dir Geo W snyder has retired from
the Yamhill BePortsr, Messrs A A Il
Snyder and W n Warren having leased
aud assumed the management Of the
paper They start out determined TO
live upt" tue following principle.
''fbe practices of unlfmiteaeredit Ia
the newspaper business Is an fncalcuIa-
bic evil II weakens the irfiuence and
lessens the independence of the publ
cation. Il Is contrary to sound and
successful business principles. 1t APP
pears 10 force unwilling persons to take
and pay for paper they may not want;
therefore IL Is fepugnaBt TO good taste
and honest principles. No business
man can afford to scatter kis capital
and waate his energies In sending a
paper, years to persons he never Lears
from. All truly successful publishers
have adopted the scash-in advance
syste-n, aud all who would be success-
ful must adoptit,"
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HoP BIrTRRs MFG. Co.
Rochester, y. y

Judge Boise Thursday decided the suit
of b. b. Branson, W. s. Powell and W.
5. Frink vs. The Oregonisn Railway
Co, limited Branson, Powell and
Frink, representing the farmers of Yam
hill and Pslk counties, brought suit 10
recover the mOney subscribed by them
to aid In the construction of the Mar
rev Gauge Railroad in those counties.
As the company refused to honor their
freisht receipts given in return 70. sub
scriptiens, they wanted their money
back. The judgement amounts to over
s4S 900. Standard.
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Tragedy ., Jaek.oayll,s.

On "Wednesday night OF this week.
while In q flt Of dellrun tremens, q
saloon keep named ostsrman shot an
other named Mitchell Brown, wha was
acting as nurse at the time. II seems
that the fermer conceived the idea
that robbers were In the back yard.
and going out armed failed to flnd any
one until he met Brown on his return
70 the house, whom he shot through
the hand and in the abdomen, under
the impression that this was the rob.
ber. The wounded man Is stIll alive
but very slight hopes are entertained
for his recovery. .-Sentiaei.
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DIED.

RENTON.-On Saturday. Aug. -, 1852. in
this city, of heart disease. Mrs CHAR
Lor-E BESroN,
MRS Benton had been we'll up to that
morning She had dressed, and evidently was
getting ready to start dewn TO breakfast
when heart disease siesed her and carried
her away. AT least on going TO her room
Mr. PAttersonAs family, with whom she was
living. found her dead, and it was caused no
doubt from that disease. She was sister
Of Mr. Geogre Patterson, and had been living
with them since her husbands death two or
three years ago. Funeral services were held
at Mr. Patterson's Sabbath AFTERNOON, Rev
Irvine. preaching the ssrmsn.
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Beware OF the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases or other serious Kidney
! Urinary or Liver Diseases as they only
relieve for time and makes you ten times
worse afterwards bat rely solely on Hop
Bitters. the only remedy that viii surely
and p4rmAntly cure you. 1t destroys and
removes the cause of disease so effectusIly
that it never returns.
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card or Thanks.

Permit me through your paper to ex-
press my heartfelt thanks not only to the
hremen and cltizsns for their efforts in
saving so mrch OF my property, at the
late fire, bnt as we'll those who have sine a
so generously come forward and assisted
me In a substantial man 1er and IN q
small measure helping me to bear the
losses ofthe fire, Yours, dc.
Mas. G. Houx.
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The saien, Pan, D.

wish to say to my many friends and
former patrons of Linn aud adjoining Goun-
ties that am again on the track with the
salem wood pump which is very much i'm.
proved; improvements which no other pump
possesses ON the coast. These pumps viii
draw water faster and easier than any pump
in the market. See these pumps aud You
will be convinced. Our guaranty for those
assertions are. VIC viii let you try the pump
before you buy. II you do not see us, write
to shedl and we will till your orders prompt.
|ly. + b TRnAsHER.