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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
The Flrsi Lecture.

rAe first ofthe W. C. T US. series of
six lectures was given last Friday nigh
to . good house, which spoke for the
success Of the course, and exhibited the
fact that there is an interest taken in this
city for literary as we'll as for dramatic
entertainments, fact We are very glad to
be able to chronicle. Prof. MaeMahon's
subject was paris and Her Monuments y
which he spoke on in true lyceum style,
swalIaw-tail included. He Is q young
man, has good presence, q clear enun-
ciaiion and delivers his lecture with case
and without hesitation. Prof. MacMahon
having lived in Paris several years, spoke
as one who had been there, giving vivid
descriptions Of those monuments In
Paris 80 familiar to the people OF the
world, and enliYening his discourse with
humorous incidents, as well as well drawn
pictures Of great events in the history of
France. One likes to hear ofa Napoleon
or Gambetta, and descriptions or mon
uments which viii bring them to mind,
are particularly interesting to the liften
er. We are glad that Prof. MacMahon
has stood on the Seine, gazed at the
Pyramids OF Egypt, viewed the works OF
art Of Athens and Rome, as we'll as seen
st. PauI's Cathedral, and more glad that
he has lived to tell about It to an Albany
audience, who, as some have done as
'eventfnl things, are capable of listening
and approaching. which an oregonian can
do as well as even Congressman or Sena.
tors of the present day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
CouneII Proceedings.

Tuesday evening, Oct. Oh, 1888.
Report of committee on Streets and Public
Property on sewer was ordered fled.
Report Of City Treasurer read and referred
TO committee on Accounts.
Insurance on No. rs Engine house was
ordered renewed.
The committee on Fire and Water were
instructed to have necessary repairs made to
No. Is Aoor to make il safe.
Moved that the city accept the dirt left
by the sewer contractors and use the same
at their own expense.
The contractors for the Broadalbin street
sewer gave notice that they would attend to
filling up the street along the sewer during
the winter, where it would need it.
Messrs Harmon and Laurent asked that
improvements be made on the bridge across
the ditch on Second street and Harmon
agreed to give S. and Laurent two days
work on the same. Referred to committee
on Streets and Public Property to report ct
next meeting.
The Chairman on Streets and Public
Property gave notice where dirt was needed
most and instructed Marshal to remove dirt
to such places.
The following bills were allowed Rob-
inson & West, S73 SO N Henton. 81. Is
George Bnrkhart, $500 Werniment &
Laurent, $l385.05 same, extra work, $l2..
20 John Brush, 81 A B Woodin, IS e
Lanning, 81 :; A Monteith, 81 Jno Hoff-
man, $8 B z Purdom, $50; Fred Muller,
s25 Geo Burkhart, $3.50; W M Ketch.
um, 81 d & n Blackburn, 81.
The following bills were referred Geo
Burkhart, slO.50; NJ Henton, s2l. 10;
costs vs. Hirsh, $5.95.
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a sad case of Insanity.

Last Monday. Mr. 0. p Tompkias, one oil
our best known and most highly respected
business men, was examined at the Court
House in this city before duly appointed
commission Of physicians. and declared in
sane, He was taken to East Portland
Monday on the noon train by Sheriff Hum.
phrey, with the assistance Of two or three
Others, aud placed in the asylum. at that
place, where, under the excellent treatment
which he will obtain there, We hope to see
him himself again before many weeks have
passed.
Mr. Tompkins was ilst observed to act
strangely on Saturday. Sept. %. while at
Corvallis, where he was attending to the
interests of branch store. The next day
he grew so much worse that he was brought
to this city, where the best medical treat
ment was given him, but to no purpose.
His arrangement was so marked aud of
such nature that it soon became evident
that something more than local attention
was needed. and Sunday. ON complaint he
was taken in charge of by the Sheriff, and
Monday examined as stated above,
The case has excited the wArmest SYM
pathy of everybody. not only in Albany, bat
through the state. for Mr. Tompkins could
count his friends by the hundreds all
through the Valley, and is we'll known in
most parts of the state. To sec one possess
ing his genius, intelligence and character
thus suddenly dethroned of reason is a sight
&c touch the hearts of all. That he may
soon recover from this terrible aiFlictiou is
the wish freely expressed by everybody.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
An Old stIrrup.

tthe depot is an old wood stirrup
on which is an inscription to the effect
that it was presented by Col. Kelsay,
and that it was made by the famous
BAniel Boone in 1896 in Kentucky,
taken to Texas in 1920 and brought
across the Rockeys in 1895. Every
body believes this (?) there being no
one to even hint that it is intended as a
joke. One thing to authenticate it. is
the fact that Daniel Boone moved to
Missouri in 1895, one year before it was
made by him in Kentucky, and he was
not in that state during 1896 at all
Had it been stated that it was made
by Noah during his trip in the ark It
would have been as plausible. Still
strange THINGS do happen, and there is
little doubt that Daniel Boone could
have made such stirrup if he had
wanted TO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
Rocks nc Aaet0n.

1000 volumes Of standard and miscel-
laneous works, all styles OF binding, also,
fine family bibles and Albums, to bs
closed out NJ auction. Private sale during
the day at auction prices, at los First st.,
next TO Peters q Blain. Auction sale at 7
o'clock every evening. An opportunity
to purchase books seldom offered. Stan.
dard works Of English literature viii be
sold nightly for half OF their usual rates,
or at private sale during the day at equally
good bargains. Such works In good bind
ing as Gibbons Rome, McUaully and
Hume's England, sets Of Bulwsr, Dickens,
Thacksry, Waverly, Irving, Elliott,
Bronte, and all the standard poets, includ.
ing Longfellow, Whittier, and fine coll
lection Of Juvenile works. Call and ex.
anime early as the parties will be here but
few days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
P II raymond & ln tha oitY.

p II Raymond IL In the city.
Mr. Weeks, Of Salem, was in the city the
frat Of the week.
J B LaffAllert. Of Prineville. has been In
the city several days on business.
VIM Lister. Of the HArrlsburg DisseHina-
tor, was Ia the city several days the tirst Of
tho week.
Mrs Rath Brown. OF Woodburn, Or, 10
visiting In the county. We acknowledge Q
pleasant call from hor.
Mr. Hendricks, local editor OF the States.
man. passed through the city Monday on
his way homo from Eugene.
Mas Hettio Miller left Tuesday for Port.
land, wherO she will be tho guest oiD w
Wakefield for several weeks.
Me Down. Of the Arm ot staigsr 4 Down
went TO Oregon City the tirst Of the week to
got out some stone for their shop here.
Tsnotioed DR. Kinney. of Salen and A w
Stansrd, Of Brownsvihs in the city during
the week attending business meeting Of
the Baptist denomination.
Mr. Jas Elkins arrived home from Eastern
orsgOn last Tuesday, but will return with
his family 10 his Eastern Oregon ranch next
week. He reports everything prosperous In
Eastern Oregon.
Chas Curran has gone TO Southern Ore.
gon while his partner Mr. Mullen has moved
TO Washington Territory. Mr + n French
has charge Of the collection Of their accounts
~ well A. Of the sale Of the Singer machines.
Mr. Jas Gilmour and wife leaves to-day,
Friday. for Ellensburgh. w. T., whore they
intend residing. Mr. Gilmour having made
arrangements 10 run . blacksmith shop %
that place. We regret seeing Jim leaving
Albany. but hope for his suoosss la his
future home.
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Meeting or Mis.isaary Beard.


Tho 4th quarterly meeting Of the Mission.
AIRY Board Of the Baptist Convention for the
North Pacific Coast was held In the Common
Council room OF tho city Of Albany. Or,
Oct. 9th aud 10th. 1883. The Board vas
called 20 order by the President T.. Nsbet,
ID. ID. at 2 o'clock. p. m. Members present
L Nisbet. Salem Rev J II Teal, Oregon
City D w Williams. Portland Ruf.s
Thompson. Albany A w stanAid. Browns.
vile Alfred Ksnnsy. Salem Jas Chen
oweth, Oakland. also c Baker, sups
Missionary for North Pacific Coast vas
present
The Board tranaa eted some very import
ant business pertaining 10. tho work Of the
convention (which occupies 9 very largo
scope Of Territory embracing Oregon. Waah.
ingtsn Territory. British Columbia and
Idaho TsrisOryl preparatory to the wind.
ing up Of our years work At tho Convention
which eonvencs At Brownsville on the 25th
OF this month. The year has been one Of
laborisus work for tho Board Superintsn.
deaf Of Missions, and Missionaries on the
Geld. bat under God ws have been enabled 10
open many now fields Of labor. supply money
10 out stations and enlarge our work sysn
beyond our most ardent antioipAtions. asd
We expect TO commence the now year under
favorable auspices, Of At least keeping well
IN hand the missionaries now in tho field.
Though tho Board is ssmswhat In debt "a
the New York Board We hope for more en-.
larEsd liberty on tho part Of tho brethrsa
aud friends An the various fields Of labor 70
- 10 enable us 10 carry out our part Of the
''mstto" Of the New York Board, North
America for Christ" Yours with reapect.
RuTrs THOMPSON,
Secretary Board.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
The Iuvention Found.

Last week we stated that ''if men who
are seeking to invent great things viii turn
their attention to wild oats and discover
something that viii annihilate this pest they
will do great service for their country
men." Already.we have an answer to the
above, and something is presented which
those who have used it in this county, claim
will kill wild oats so that wheat will not be
troubled in the least by the nuisance It is
no less than the famous Acme harrow, for
sale by Peters & Blain. The names of par.
ties who have used the harrow and state
that it will do as claimed above can be eb.
tanned of the above firm. Every farmer
should have one of these harrows.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
An Honor % Everybsdy Concerned.

Cherry q PafkeS have Just completed
o large 40 horse power engine for Moy.
er Bros. L Goa saw MILL at Brownsville,
which Ii an honor 10 the city IS well as
the manufacturers. and shows that we
have firm capable Of making any.
thlug with iron and dsing it we'll. This
engine has been tastily painted and
presents as good an appearance ~ any
we ever saw. This II saylng consider
able, when Il is known that the Arm
made the engine from the beginning.
patterns and all. The cylinder is 1890,
giving it an immense power. and be-
Ing substantial, made Of the best steel
and iron It will last Meyer Brothers
and Co., great many years. They are
to be congratulated on having such an
engine in their large mills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12

wstaks pleasure in Informing eur many
patrons and the public generally that We
have rsceived mAmmouth stock Of eonsral
merchandise purchased for eash in the East
aud San Francisco. embracing aa elegant
selection Of ladies' drsss goods in all the
latest designs and eOlsrs. Also sllks, satins
and plushes together with the latest nov.
elites in fancy goods in an endless variety
Our stock Of clothing, furnishing goods,
boots and shoes. have never bean more com.
plste, TO see is too appreciate, so give Us q
call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
wa,ppus sp,lns Teeth Harrow on wheels.

These harrows have had fair trial In
this county, over twenty Of them having
been sold TO our leading farmers last
spring, and ell speak favorably Of them.
Parties wanting harrow that Is good for
cultivsting In grain, and, wor king sum-
mer fAllow, cannot do better than buy o
whIpple. They also have seeder at-
tachment which is second to none. For
sale by ee
SAMUEL E. YoUNQ.
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HUGHRS-SKEELS.-Att tbs residence o;
the brides parents In benton county Or.
Oct. 3ra, 1883. by Rev NJ Judy, Mr.
GKoRGE FRAxKLIx HUGHES and Miss
OLIVE V SKKELs.
CAUFIELD-PHILLIP Oct. Bird,
1889. a. the residence Of w n Phillips, in
Benton county, by Rev w Harris, Mr.
CHARLES H CAUFELD. of Oregon City,
and MISS ELLA L. PHILLIPS, of Benton
county.
miss Phillips is we'll and fAvorably known
in Albany As . most estimAble young lady.
while Mr Cau6eld is cashier Of the Oregon
City Bank, and . young man Of excellent
reputation. The happy couple have the
DENocRArs eongratulation and best wishes
for prosperity and happinessl
IsHLEY-wARREN. .-on Saturday, Oct.
6, 1888, in this city, by Rev s G Irvine,
Nh FRED IsHLEY, Of WAlla Walla, and
MISS MINNIE WARREN, OF Brownsville.
[Mr Ishley is business man of Walls
wAlla and well spoken of, while the bride
was one of Brownsville's most highly re
spseted and intelligent young ladies. A
correspondent 10 Portland daily makes the
matter more intsres ting by stating that the
brides mother. when q girl, was one Of the
prisoners captured at the Whiteman massa'
ere, and afterwards bought from the Indians,
else we would not be able TO chronicle this
marriage. We congratulate the happy
csupls.]
PERRY-BERwICK.-In this city on the
10th, inst, by Rev G Irvine, ID. D., Nh
HucH M. PERRY and Mrs. HARRIET
BKRwIcu-both of this county.
lMr and Mrs Perry have the heartiest con
rratulations Of the DEMocRAr. and it's best
wishes for prosperity and happiness, al
though IL is liable to lose a subscriber BY
the operation for both are patrons of thu
paper. Anyway here is our sTl
HOSS-DEAN. LIN Lone Rock at the hous,
ofTM Ward, by L w Darling on Sept
30th, 1888, Mr. HENRY Hoss tand Mr.:
SARAH DKAE-all of Lone Rock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
Elegant Cioaks. .

Probably the finest line Of ladies cloaks
every brought to Albany has Just been re-
ceived at Allen & Martins, They embrace
the very latest styles, from the lower grades
to the most elegant, some running as high As
go. Now 10 the time to purchase such
goods, and our women friends should not do
80 without first calling on Allen and Martin
and seeing their fine stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12

II has often bssn said that fall wheat
sown In March will not mature, but Mr.
v v Caldwell, Via lives near thIs city ,
aays that Il will mature as he s0wsd four
and half bushels on the 2nd day Of last
March, and raised enc huBdred aad
twenty three bushels machine measure.
This 10 - good ~ II sewn In the fall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12

In order TO provide against exhorbitant
charges for school books the publishers of
the present series have sent to the Superin-
tendendents of every county throughout the
state the following list of prices at which
dealers should sell the books, the wholesale
rate being about . per cent less II not
sold for these prices it is stated that the
same can be obtained of the publishers at
these rates. By request we publish the
same
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12

ROBERTS.-O Oct sth. 1888. in this city,
Of msmbranous Group. EnEoE A. RoSKRTs
aged years, 10 months and 3 days,
Adrian, (Mich.l Times please copy.
[Emmon was born in the town Of Rollin,
Mich, and only q short time since arrived
in Albany with his parents. His father had
. csntract up the road and was Immediately
sent for arriving here Wednesday just intims
10 attend the funeral. It is sad case foz
ons to meet with bereavement in . new
country among strangers, .aad they are de,
ssrving of the sympathy Of ALL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12

Two hundred Merlno sheep from half
to full bloeds, Will be sold at reason
able price. Call at my residence one
and half miles west Of Pee Dee Valley
on what is known as the John NJ Rhodes
in Polk county. Or. <F
JAMES M. Grafton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
The LasaI. s.sasl R.publle.

VALPARAIso, CHrLI.-Ssnor Ricardo
stuven, aIeadinS commission merchant
Of this city, amer having exhausted all
other remedies has been completely cured
Of rheumatism by the use Of 81. Jacobs
oil, the grest painbanishsr. He makes
this public.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains,
corns and ell kinds Of skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction In every case or money re-
funded. Price $50 per box.
For sale by Foshsy q Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that By an or
der of the County Court, Of Liam county
made October 9th, 1883, the underzgneo
was duly appointed Executer OF tne lass
will and testament OF Charles 5envsn.L,
deceasad. late OF said county. All parsons
having Claims against the estate Of said
deceased. are hereby notified and requir-
81 10 present the same properly and duly
verified 10 the undersigned, at Harrisburg,
Oregon, within six months from the
dated October 12th. 1883,
PERRx HYn1.
T. J. Sites, Exeeuior.
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For sale.

Twenty head ofyoung horses at from
three to five years old by Davis Bros.
shedd Or. Will be sold cheap. Call
Immediately as they must be sold at
once.
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Farm. for sale.

One hundred and forty acres, nine
miles above Lebanon. 40 acres in cul.
tivation. 10 acres sla shed and sown to
grass Comfortable dwellTpG. good
cuthousss. Cheap Inquire 1t this
once. ---
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Defy Competition.

Our stock of ladies dolmans, ulsters, cir
eulars and walking sacques were beught in
Boston aud New York for cash and viii be
sold at prices that defy competition. -.
MoETErTH & SEITENBAcH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
Estray Notice.

From Thos. Monteith's pasture, Albany,
Oregon, on or about the 10th Of Sept,
one dark brown horse about 14k hands
high, teeth worn Off very ahert. Any
literally rewarded by os..i.isss OF writing
to this Office. M
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
CIoshlas at Cas..

Being desirous Of reducing our large
stock Of clothing. We offer che same az cost.
This is no advertising dodge. il means vhst
il represents. Giveus call before purehas.
ing elsewhere. sss
4 MoNTnrrH B. SKrrnxRAcH.
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Second Lestsre.

The second lecture OF the w. G. T. u.
course will be given by DIR r Marvin.
subject, ''The wit and Wisdom Of the
English Language"
Tickets for TIM remalaipE ave lectures
sl.so.
LRCrURK COMMITTEE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12

Latest election returns from Ohio and
Iowa indicate that Democrats have elected
the governor and majority Of the legislA-
turs Of tho former State while Republicans
carry Iowa by reduced mAjoritisa.
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Notice to Builders.
J. X. KEEBLRR,
Assignee.

Notice IL hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the trustees OF the
Baptist church, Albany, st the eface Of
T p HAeklsman, for altering and hnishing
the Baptist church building In accordance
with the plans and specifications now on
die with the trustees ef said church at the
place aforesaid unt'l Friday, Oct. 18th,
ies3, as 2 o'clock p. NJ. The trustees re-
serve the right 20 reject any and all bids.
Dated Oct 10th, 1855.
T. p. HAcKLRAAE,
Seeiy.
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.URKHART Bros.
Fresh Gan at Hyde's.

When any druggist or dealer tries 10
sell you, or tslIs you that some other
remedy IL As good or better, when you
ask tor Ammsn's Syrup, leok him in the
fscs, and you will see that God has
stamped upon his countsnance in unmls-
taxable chAraeters the word cupidity, and
ny investigation you will 6nd he 10 recon-
m@ding some decoction Of his own that
costs him oniy few cents 10 prepare, or
some patent remedy upon which he makes
. large profit. Ask fer Ammen's Cough
Syrup. Take no other. Buy l5-csnt or
6o-cent bottle. Test IT yourself. II stands
upon its merits.
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est has been years since I was cured
Of h@," says Mr. w Ford, Of Writ,
Jefferson Co., lad. Samaritan Esrvine
did it." And 1t always will, reader. $3.50
ct druggists.
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Money 90 Loan.

We are nov prepared 10 make leans il
any sans desired on improved farm land in
Linn and Benton counties for any length Of
time not less than one year.
RURKHART Bros.
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with warrant attached.
The following bills were allowed
Peters L Bisia. .scraper. SIS c T Gran.
keeping. + Cole. . pauper. months.
and for mdse. 900 ; B Bcarter mdse
furnished Grey. sl2.40; Good samarI.
tan Hospital. care Of levitt, $40; J ?.
Hyde, care Of Davis, . pauper, 3 mos.
e52 Glas q Bishep. cofiin for INDECENT
shild. ta.l3; VIM McKinnon. care OF
Potter. . pauper. s42 u NJ Powell,
medical services rendered Sims family
a; n Dabrue. l0l days work on
Lebanon bridge. 5000; Peters and
Blain. key OF ualls. S.; 8 z Ysung.
scraper. SIS d Meyers and Son, ium-
Der. s8e0; John Rector, repairing
bridge across Muddy. s22; wheeler q
Cole. work on lebanon bridge. s2l,o0;
Peters and Blaln. kea Of nails for Dist.
Is IS: A whseler. .tumber furnished Dist
o. s33.4s /; Pretty. saving wood. Sls'
Hugh Harris. bill for wood $50 IS (; Mrs
g d Snyder. new Asssssmsnt roll. t1l
n Peery, 8 mos. salary. $3.50; p A.
Moses. 8 mos. salary. $50 George
Humphrey. sundry fees, si2o.7o Gee
Young. taking care OF county prepsrty
at Sandsrson bridge. %; J NJ Irving.
postage. 1854 sc John asd etoas. In
full fer construction Of Bear Creek
bridge. s75 . II Irvine. assisting
beard OF equalization, one day. a L
Finn. s7s q r CIayPoOI, SIS George
Humphrey. s12.
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Notice In hereby given that under and
by virtue Of an assignment In writing for
the boneht OF his creditors duly made by
= Keefhaver and fled In the Circuit
Court Of the state OF Oregon for the county
ef Linn. the undersigned was appointed
assignee OF the estate Of said y Keef-
havor, acospsed said trust and hsed bis
bond az eauired by law. All persons
having claims against said estate will
present the same verified a. required by
law 70 the undersigned At bis residence
naar Isbanon, Linn county, Oregon, or to
his attorneys, wsatherfoFd a. Black burn,
as Albany, Linn county, Oregon, within
three months from this data
October 18th, 1883.
J. r. KEEBLRR,
Assignee.
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For Sale.

Good team, harness and wagon for. sale.
Time given on good security. Call at this
Office.
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Following is LIST Of Linn counly'B
taxpayers, who pay on more than
90. 900. ~ taken from the assessment
roll lust Comulatad