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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23
sssry.

A Few years ago young man loved
and we'd young lady In Iowa, At least Il
was called love. She was ofa good fAm Ily,
Intelligent and . pure woman. shortly
afterwards tho husband came 10 Oregon,
which he found 20 DO saoh an excellent
place for thu tolling poor. that he sent for
hin young wife and she came TO this new
and prosperous country. Ia time chill
dren came 70 bless tholr Ihotno In time,
Too. that husband became dIssIpated and
reckless, aEd 10 IL ~ Jd learned % abuse
that vito whom he had agreed 70 lsso and
project. What tho extent Of that abuse
was We viii NOT attempt IN say. bat we
are told u was grea. and q. q na aimsst
dspraved. Not only tho wife. hut ~ wslli
the flve innocont chiidr.n. .whs. had gather
ed around tbs tinaslds. hail ~ sulfsr.
FirAlly the poor ~iie cVuld Hand u no
longer and sbs Appsaled - sorns Noble
women for A-slstAns Not only tksir
hearts but tb0lr pIrseA answered that ap.
peal, and tlls result was that Ht the last
Circuit Court the knvg which va. oace
tied by the miaisisr was uatlsd by tho
judge. II was, We believe. = just nct.
On Tuesday tho noon train to,k the much
abused woman and hcF nye .blldrea ON
their way towards the east. where Kind
relatives have gladly conssatod "a pro.
vide Tor them. May their fnturs bs mach
pleasanteF than the past. This closs. the
story as Ear - Albany h csacernsd.
There nre tnAny whe will say thai although b
short It IL = sad one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23

Last Wednesday sveHina about eight
o'clock young girl abOat thIFtees. whose
nsns ws refrain from givisg. sSsing no ess
in the store Of NOntoith ssitsnbach, step
ped quistly ia and going up 70 sbsw ease
tsok . bOttls u psrfEmsry and wa sbout to
leave, when she vas stopped BY tks clerk
Thss MOntsitb. JF, who hsd been watching
the proceeding. oa bsine relisvsi Of the
coveted article she was allowed 70 depart.
II she had tried 70 steal loAf Of bread. Lsing
driven 70 II from Hecsssity. there would be
meFe Of al excuse. but poor people can gss
Alsng without perfumsry. We win say Ter
the bsDsEt Of some that the girls father II
not sabscriber 10 this paPsr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23


The man IL fortunate who can. have
that said OF him. II ctm Do uttered
with truth Of the firm Of Cherry 4 Parkss
proprietors Of the large Foundry &
Machine Shsps at ths end Of Lyon
street They are nov doing probably
the best business Ia the Valley, and 10
10 on account Of their Thorough and
complete workmanship. Facts speak
leader than wordA They are NJ thIs
time finIshlng 10 horse power engine
and aiso biz saw mill for TIllamook
Bay. aud during the last four months
constructed four double circular saw
mills. Ia additlsn 10 tie TlllamoOk
and other work they are dolng the iron
work for tae nav hank bsIldIng at
Roseburg, and will within few days
begin the construction Of six new en-.
giDes for various purposes. besides
other smaller Enachiaes. Mr Cherry
has no superior rs n saw MILL man and
understands saw mill machinery Gem.
plstely. and this accounts for their
large business in that lins. The Arm
have lately gotten up new ratchet
head block which u taking well with
farmers. aud have put in many nsw
machines and toals. enabling them 70
do the very best work and OF any stature.
They have as gsod stock Of patterns
fsr hour and grlst mill works as can be
found this eide OF San Francisco, and
mill men should take note ofthIa
Thls 10 live firm and deserves thelI
present success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Jas Reedman, Of Corvallis, was la Albany
Tuesday. e
Hon /. y Grover arrived 10 Portland by
the last staAmsr. as
Hon Q II Hewitt of Portland, was In
Albany last Wednesday.
Mr.. N, q. w. Risley. lately Of this city,
has opened store ia Salem.
Miss Lnoy Wakefield. OF Portland, Is
Waiting friends In this city.
De @ w AiAatea, lately OF wAitsburg IL
pow located st Cheney. W.T..
XN Stevens, attorney at law. Of Portland.
was In the city the fret OF the week.
Mrs = II Daucau and her five children loft
for Bnrlington. Iowa. last Tuesday. N
w II Castor, Of Halsey, was In the city
visiting friends, the first Of the week.
Chas. Monteith sailed fer San Franc 500
last Friday and win bo gons two or three
weeks. - ~ M
N II Allan loft for san FrADcisco last
Friday To clay In his spring stock Of
goods.
>. K. Young started last Friday fer San
Francisco. where he goes to lay In his spring
stock Of goods.
MrG y. w. Cunaia and daughter Mamie,
left Tor Salem LAST Saturday. ON visit 10
friends In that city. af ~
Carl LudsrmAn. lately Of Redwood. Cal,
has been engaged as clerk ia the store Of
) + YOung. arriving la Albany Monday.
Me chas NJ Miller and wife have moved
10 Ceeswall, Lane County. whore they will
reside In the future. sat ..ts
Lonnsr llllstoa left last Tuesday for 0Iex,
wasco ooanty. whero no will watch his
fathers large band Of Rorsos for several
months. 81 ts
Henry and Joo Clark loft for Rossbarw
last Monday, having received the contract
for doing the hrick work on the new bank
buiidisT 70 bs built thsrs.
TP Mcknight returned 10 Lebanon last
week after 81 absence Of several months on
the Short Line In Eastora Oregon. lie is
the picture Of health and VIC we're glad 10
know had been prospecting. !.
Mr Z II Hsadsr. ln Of Harrisburg who has
been sick with disease Of the spine was
brOaght 10 this city on last Wednesday, In
ordar that he thus might have better al
tentioa from his physieiaa Dr l. Hin. 81
Mr. 7 II Jswstt. OF San Francisco 10 now
ID the city oanvAssing for tho San Francisco
E<aminer. We have no hesitation In rec.
ommsnaing the Enamiser 70 our readers a.
the best newspaper. without exception. on
the coast Every family ought 10 have it.
The social and supper given by the ladies'
Of the Congregational Church last Friday
evening. although Oaiy fairly attended. wAs
> success as far - socisbility. good supper
and well rendered program were eoacerAsd.
We have rarely seea better spirit Of COED
will toward everybody add cold ham. cake
and coffee, pervade such al sntsrtainment.
Atabout eight q short program was render.
ed. whieh was greatly appreciated. Il con
sisted Of solo by Mrs. A. Staiger. FecitA.
ton BY Miss Allie Scott, solo by Miss Aa-
ME Powell and duet BY Mrs. ChamberIAin
aud Mira Stai2sr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23

The frst thing the writer heard ON ar.
riying Ia San Francisco. was lie In ref.
erence 10 Oregon, not only as TO its climate
but its people. he was made to believe
that We had . perpetual rAinstorn here, or
a. they said, iE rsined thirteen months out
of twelve. Nearly every one who comes
hero has been told the same thing. No
bigger fAIsehoods were ever uttered. II IL
true we have considerable rain, but none
70 much. II Il what will be the making Of
the North West. While California has
two crop failures In i've years Oregon has
mover had complete failure. California
farmers are finding this cut and they ere
emlgrating here in larSs numbers. As 10
tho amount Of rain, we have meteorlog-
Icai records show that We have just
about the same ~ New York and Ohio
and Is inches more than California. II
would be The biggest blessing that could
happen 10 tho latter State ifit could have
ffteen moro inches added 10 the ainonui
oi its rainfall. t..... .s
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srsson Paelae Railroad.

The SollowIag despatch Will show better
than we can state the present oon lItion OF
tho o. r, II wenld look very lAyorAbly |:
IA gentleman proninently connected
with the management Of the Oregon
Pacific Railroad arrived fran the east
Saturday, where he has been engaged for
the past two months in matters relating
70 the construction OF tha proposed road.
In con versation with au "Orcgoniann cor
respondent he stated he was unable TO
give any detailed account OF the contem-
plated work or the result OF his lAbors In
the east. ~ arrangments had not been
finally yconsummated. II was not imprOb-
able that within the next two weeks mat
ters would assume definite proportions,
20 that work will be commenced on short
order after the receipt Of certain plans.
At present the only thing he could state
edvisedly IN that very important develop
ments are under confederation, and when
finally decided upon q flank movement
would be made aud WORK pushed TO
speedy conclusion, A cAblegram from
london IL anxiously awaited, which would
determine the com plexion ,0f mattcrs t0 q
considerable exteat, He leaves for the
east this afternoon. Hft1A
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AEnAxx cnewuxG FAsT.


4 certain class Of citizens takes great
pains to make it appear that the popula-
tion Of Albany b decreasing, and take
every occasion 10 belittls its businer in
tsrsrsts. Now, the truth l., not enly h
its population increasing but tn business
interests as well, and at good rata too
Where one person leaves, four come. Mr.
4 D Barker, the accommodating baggage
agent at the depOt Il = close observer, and
has been uslng his psaell some. Up %
lass Tuesday, during thIs month. thirty
nine persons have arrived In Albany. who
have told Mr. Barker that they have come
to stay and make this their home, and no
doubt others have come Of whom Mr.. B.
knew nothing. This shows which way
tbs tide Il going. A little enterprise can
make Albany = live, striving city. Cne
merchant who has bean her great many
years and has big business says his
trade during 1882 was the biggest he has
ever had, and 50 far this year it has been
larger than during the corresponding
time OF Last year. This speaks more forci-
bly, than desultory street talk.
Some striking enterprise at this tims
would st tho ball of BEEN TO rolliag at
fast rate, and iE l. tims for our citizens TO
nck
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cInctIE eeCnT.

Following b m addtisnal list Of decisions
rendered since eur Last issue.
1. State Of Orsgon agt. @ d Siapsrs.
Larceny By b@ilse. Ii Holmes and J
wkttssy fSrpin, KIsay & skipwefth for
dsft. Coatiaaed.
2. State Of Oregon agt Jsssph Nilsekick
Murder. w n Holmes for pln, Hswitt
Bryast for dsft Guilty Of msnsIsa zhtS
Imprisonnsst for l year asd fac Of S5.
4 Ma Harfal aRt n Harral. Divese
T 3 Hahdisy for plG Divorce granted.
G. Jss shislds at S4mT Tlllsr1 ct 81
Actioa 1t Law. SsrahAa Z BIyeu f.r PiG
Jsdsnsst for plG.
7. Albany and santiau WAtsr Dish Aa1
CaaaI Ia. at John 4 Cr.~fsrd. Suit IN
sauity. Powell & Bilysn, ksnlsz@ 4 K4msey
fsr piG. FIinn & GhanigerLsin, Str1haa I
BiIysa Ter dsft. suhmittsd-
9. Margaret u Gsrrirzn "a Jas II Carr,
gsa. Divsrss. c~mpbell 1 Hewitt for plG.
Costipned.
Il. G r Cenwfsrd. easl9nes Az SzsAnna
Pstzrssn. enss u Eauity. KIinn asd Ce.ss-
hsrlsin fsr OH Westherford iaa E.,ekburn
Tor deff Jndement fer deib fsT cssG
- Board Of SchOsl Fsnd Csmnissiossrs
~ = " AbDAA N8ou - - ~ AoteSsNSS 9sDt -
sage. G z WOlxsrtoa Ter plG. Judgment
81 dsfsalt
25. Aaselia DaaeAn al z DansAn.
Divsrcs. X Ser.hAn, ) Hhi'sey for
plH divorces granted.
.. John Hnstsn agt Esss B Hnstsu aid
EstslIa Huston. For pArtitioa. fiiaa and
ChAmberisia for pI6 Csotinus9.
~. II d Barkhart st 81 at R.bs L
Barkhart ct al. For partition. We4theE-
ford 4 BiackbaFa. foss pld. Referees 49,
psintsd ts make PAFtitisa.
&C. Orezoriaa Railway ee at A n Wi.
son and EIlsa wlls0n- Aetisu ~ condemn
Isaaa Fiaa & Chambsrssin fer plG. Vet-
dict for dsft Tor $4O0
n. NAthnni.I Rice axt j.. MeHargas tt
a. To for~cisss mortgAgs. Powell And
Bilysu for plG Decree thst lAad - sold.
%. JP Backensto Agt Herman Anlsuf and
G Drain Actiea At lsw. Finn aud
Chamberlain for plG Settled.
50 State Of 0rsgoa &C Robert R-peI.
Gailty snd sentenced - imprissnmsns IN
penitentiAry for wear.
81 In matter Of assignment OF l. PArri.h
an in.olvsnt dsbtsr. Aszignso discharged.
81 State ct 0rsgrs Agt w H Bonner.
Selling liquor without hcsnse. Discharged.
| 81 WI Thompsoa, Melissa Van 0stsrn,
ct 81. agt Mercer TksmPsou, dscres AecoCd-
ing 20 report OF Rsferse-
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Last Sunday the little boy and girl Of
Ar Jacob Cswan were LEFT sIene, when
Waller, ,sgsd about seven, thought he would
make an experiment with some powder.
which he found in the house. So he went
into the wood shedd and poured 9 small
quantity Of the eonbustible stuff sn .
paper. TO this he applied Q lighted
match. He found that dre and powder
had antagonIstic elements, hut even adj
mitting that. Waiter would have Go1tea
OF very we'll Il be had not left 9 can Gen.
tainiag pound near him. This was his
fatal mistake In the experinent. The
wheie can Of powder was expladed with >
terrible boom, flying directly In the
boys face, the can cutting deep cash il
his cheek and the powder soaring his
lace from hair to neck, as well as his bare
feet and hands, but fortunately his eyes
were not injured in the least. Most boys
would have given mp completely, but not
% with Walter, he went into the heuss
and fnding large piece Of court plaster,
deliberately cut couple pieces of and
placed one en his face and one on his
hand. There IL no doubt that he will get
over Is al right. bat will carry scars
for life to pay fer the childish experiment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23

He Yistied Lebanon last Friday nd
saW In . few nj nutss. by the light Of
Iamps and the moen, something Of the
neat arrangement aaa business like ap-
pearance OF matters 1t the present time.
Lebanon people have every reason to
feel encouraged ct her prospects. She
has two coed hotsls, bath Of which are
doing we'll. Jas. Nixon Il now proprie-
tor ofthe Centennial Hotel, and deserves
the best patronage Of ths people. The
81. Charles is cue Of the neatest hotels
In the valley. H Doaaca Is selIlna dFy
goeas ke, at cest nreps Eatorx to leaving
lnF EasleFn Oregon, and is doing rush
Ing business. C. B. Montague is running
two stores at present preparAtery to
consolidation and . biz spring stock. He
has . well established trade. cswan .
Ralston have just opened their doHble
store and We eaa saiely aAy that It Il
Ane 0f the best arranged In the valley,
presenting quite metropolitan appear
a4ea.s ]. L. rarely goes into "a enter
prise without succeeding and we have
"a dsqLt viii d. we'll The drug stores
81 DE. J. II. Powell and DR.. Foley ars
thriving. Z. Gaan & menopoItzing mat
ters 10 the furniture busIness. J. O
Roland Pms the seddlery business ans
isa geed workman. G. w. Smith II
the tin store Ii meyitIng the good vii
Of tbs people. w. G. Peterson Is no
saly > good manager OF . skating cara
ival but good jeWeler. Lebanon has
COED livery stable, and the fact that th,
pEppEletor treated our party we'll entl
Efss lin TO success unifmleed. Al
though We came in Contact with Squire
cruson We escaped arrest, but wjouIe
have been safe at all events with Nr
hitler foF onf soqaaeI. Lebanon aa!
Fsel PFeAa Of her ssM.narY aod publ
eshoel, and has . public hall whiel, put
Albany to the bluah.
VeFily we 4ight IMitAte 9nF aeiahba
In Haaliy Psspeeta
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23

We saw three large Touring mills grind
Ing ut the rate OF six hundred barrels per
day.
wosHw Best q Allhouse finishing ons
Of tho largo Best improved thrssherss for
which they are TO receive $3.50.
We saw Copp Cherry head ovsr hsols In
business, just completing rs horse pow.
or engine and saw mill for T'illamosk
Hay, etc. etc. Soc fail account In, another
column. tesg .NAtFE 1BMk
we saw ed. ROblnson saving . few logs
which had been brought down the river
for hIni, and wished he might got all lac
could work off. asia
Wossw the furniture establishment OF
Graf a Fromm busliy engages In con.
stFnctIng extension tables and other pieces
Of furniture. They are doing good busi.
ness. ms.fs a8A
We saw Putnam Il Livingstons at their
chair factory Oh the bank ofths willatn-
etse, filling large order from Portland for
their raw-hlde chairs, and also at work
constructing some OF the Ensley bce hives,
an ingenlus homo for 40 Ingeuius insect.
They arc also filling local orders for turn
Ing gonorally. - soaHes
We saw Secretary Mansfield at the
Farmsrs' Warehouse. aud wero told that
they bad lately sold 10000 bushels OF
wheat 10 tho New Salem mills, for si.o0
per bushel, aud it h not 70 DO delivered
until April. Those mills, We understand,
have already purchased 10000 bushels
with which 10 begin business when the
mIll is complsted.
We saw Jas. q. Cherry At work on .
largo iron plsnor for the Corvallis foundry.
We saw Capt. Lanning and were told
that the farmers had already taken 1000
bushels Of seed wheat, aud at that time
probably throo -feuFths ef the frozen out
fields In tho county had been rssown. and
no doubt by tomorrow all OF IL would be.
We saw Dannals a woodia doing coed
business Ia the manufacture OF furniture.
These things alone were enough 70 show
us that our manufacturing intsrests.
though not extensive, are on good basis.
We also raw heusss being Ispainted,
stores put In order, fences rssst, yards
boauilhed, Atrange faces which lately put
IN an appearance here, add many other
things proving that Albany Is on the up
ward path and bound 20 prosper. lIG'ls
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23

Several young ladies' In this city are
learning the art OF teiegraghy, and ai-
ready are proving themselves good dis.
ciFles Of Morse. An office both at ths
depot and near The. DEMooaAT Office makes
It very convenient for them. Recently
the following episode occurred
TIck-tick-tick.
fare you going 10 the skating rink to-
night ~ s. slta3a H ma4 JAhs
"Dont know" waa answered, "haven't
any one TO go with me-" '
9 An operator at salem, Rossburg or
some other place was listening, and seiz-
ingi the cues telegraphed |: sd
''Say, II you are in that predlcament,
I'll go with you shall / call for you at
1.PAta-ffa ~ 80
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23

We ciipth following from the ''oregsu-
Ian" and most heartily endorse a.:
aspoFts As new carried on In Oregon. uH-
less I'VE exoept OouasAo0al turf scenes, are
Of the wholesome Asd honest sort. Em.
pIoyers ought TO allow the young men In
their service time for proper share IL
them. Tie youth who plays ball 81
cricket. or who rows boat At proper
times, is . Stronger and better man for
the exercise. He can serve his employer
better. We hops tosse sgsnerAl saturday
or Wednesday hslfheliday movement.
Young men e0ght 70 hAvea few hours 81
daylight for Geld sports each week"
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Bsss. aaa shoes

Sc Young Ia opening out the largest
stock Of boots and shoes ever brought 70
Albany. These goods have been bought
for cash from eastern manufacturers and
for styie. At and durability cannot be ex.
eelled. Having made . specially Ofthss
business, he IL prepared To give you
better valus and q better assortment than
can be found In the city. Remember the
plscs. Samuel K Yo1ng's Boat a Shoe Store
Albany, Oregon. Special sttsntion given
70 counsry orders and satisfaction guArAn-
teed.
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Aew MasIe.

We have received from @ w IIAsAns,
$50 Clay ST, San Francssoo anethsr Cali
fornIa cemposltion, any Happy Old
Homs," song and chorus, composed by
Mr. Fred Rohrer, price IS cts. The song
IL really . companion 10 the good old
song, "Home, Sweet Home" and 10 des-
tined TO be n popular. Since the great
success OF the "SpanIsh Cavalier" and
"Call Ne Back Again" California Produe-
lions afs bolLg looked upon mere favor.
ably.
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New ilasls STORE.

] II Daniel has opeasd music stsre
at Langden's drug store aud will sell the
Mathushek piano. probably the best
constructed In the market, aud the.
shoninger Cymbsila organ, one of the
best organs. and getting them direct
from manufacturers will ssll them q
bottom rates. Those desiring first
class. reliable Instruments will do well
to call and see Mr. Daniel before pnrehas-
Ing. ~
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sehsol Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that there win be
a meeting Of tho veters Of School District
No. Q, Linn Co., Oregon, held at the court
house, on Saturday, March "a, ct 7:SOp. m.
Tor the purpose ofconsldsring the propo-
sitions made to the board OF Directors, and
selecting a block upon which to erect 9
school building. eifI ~.
BY order oflhe Beard Of Directors.
a.s j. Ii. BURKHARF, Clerk.
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Msssrs. FoshaY Il Mason are always
alive - their business, and spare no pains
n secure the best OF every article Ia thelF
line. They have secured the agency for
the celebrated Dr. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. Tho only certain sure
known for consumption. coughs, colds,
hoarseness, asthma. hay fever brouchitis.
or any affection OF the throat and lungs.
Sold on positive guarantee. Trial BEETLES
ffee. Regular size 81.
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Call cad see.

A. II. Mcflwain has on hand. and Is
daily receiving, full supplies of all kinds
of dry goods aud merchandise of the bsst
qualities, which he Is offsring 10 hls:cus-
tomers At astonishiagIy low figures. Ms
two namOth store rooms are KEEP. full 10
overhowIng with first class now go0ds.
Drop In and 90 Cor yourselves.
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TAat LOO yard.


A short time ago wc seated that an expert
searchsr had been Ia this city looking up
the title TO the property In the forks or the
Santiam and the Willamette, that 1000 acres
would be purchased aud set out far hop
yard. Since then deeds fFom different own
ers Of property in that place have been made
out to Robert He'll, Of Portland, and the
purchase price handed over. 'ihs, price
Der acre rAuges from about ten TO forty
dollars. Instead Of 1000 acres. 2io0 acres
wilIhe purohaa making this one Of the
largest hop yards In the northwest. Al
ready SONS Of the heps have been set. i /
Is said that thls neck Of land is peculiarly
lfitted FOR hop raising, on account Of its
moist coadItion. the ovsrh ow Of the rivers
putting IL In splsnid condition for hops.
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9elnRersMse ssA4ag,

4 aoha9l foF The purpose Of teaching
temperance principles will be held on al
ternate Saturdays under the management
fths W . I U, beginning on next satur-
day the 2ith, at 5 o'clock, p, M, In the Z
2 @ hall. The school though designed
for the young viii be interesting to al,
being intsrsperssd with recitatlons, music,
etc. Il win be graded and competent
tsachers secured FOR each class, sBupifIal
fu nd 6s required 70 sign ) pledge
Vbu ars cordially invited to attend.
Committee.
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MONEY 10 Lean.

Parties desiring 10 borrow money In any
amount can be scoomsdated by Us on uasrs
favorable terms than ever before offered,
for ne iods from two 80 ten years. Simply
paying the interest yearly and repaying
the principal In one SUM at the expiration
ofthe time for which the loan Is made, or
they may divide their loans into yearly
paymsnts, at your own option. Call on or
address. Bnrkhart Bros, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents, Albany. Or.
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Notice Is hereby given that all outstand-
Ing county orders, bearing interest, will
be paid upon presentation, there being
funds lathe Treasury therefor, and that
after this date no further interest will be
paid.
7s<ss..i J. III. pgRRy,
County Treasurer,
Albany, March 23Esk, stHF