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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-11-27
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTloN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. Idaho, Oct. % 1884.
EIENTKR

LENTER
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said prosf will be made before " 7 Wright
p, for Nez Perez County, Idaho, at bis house
Big Potlalch precinct in said county, on Nov.
20 1854, viz: Friedrich Lenter for the sell swt
"a set sec 20 swA swA sec ~ tp 50 r2w.
He names the following Witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: q. Wandscheer, Ii Meeve, /
shlerss, Warthemberg. of Cameron idaho.
J. NJ. HOWE.
b Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-11-27
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMprIoN PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho. Oct. % 1894
j A SWARTS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ru.rru,
~ following named settler has slad -
" his intention to make final proof in simmer.
81 ms claim and that said proof will be msds
SeIore D, r. Morris deputy dist clerk 1st ind
us'' Idaho, at Mt. Idaho on Nov. 20 Issi m
"a. IN, vls' John A swarts, for the SEA sea soc
50 sw and nes swa sec % tp Slurse
ne names the following witnesses ts pro,s his
' eei, residence upon and cultivation of
1r. Want ANU VIZ; J Hanson. Peterson, II N
wallace, of Grangeville Idaho.
J NJ HOWE
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-11-27
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMpTION PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, I. T., Nov. IL 1884,.
CHARLES ABKL.
NOT1CK is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made at this sf6ss,
on December 10 1884. 10 .. m. viz: Charles
Abel, Ne. Perce county Idaho. 70. the swk
swa sec 81 and e4 SEA swh SEA sec 80 tp 50
nj ". B. M He names the following wit.
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
ond cultivation of said land viz: s Sebert, T.
klous. kambitsch and NJ Ernest of Gsnsses
Idaho.
]. N. HOWE.
GOT Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-11-27

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
Close Of MeDowelI Greek seA,oi

The above school, Miss Rosa Gserio
teacher, closed on Thursday OF last week.
The following program was rendered Mt
the closing exercises:
Bnrlsa Gayiord-carfew must not ring
tonight.
Francis Umenhofer-The bsggar man.
Amanda Grime-The guide post.
Mr Wirt-The race with tho widow.
Elmer Umeuhofer-Tho negro
Ida OTchard-stop. ttop pretty water.
PAtiie GAy:ord~-The enean queen.
BuTisa Gaylord, sssay~-InjustEy aud
Eioquencs.
Bud meuholer--Ths old man.
FraHk Cowdrey-The Independence
hell.
Willie Farrler,-ThO guinea pig.
Ella CowdreyS-Peopio will talk.
Charles Gaylord aud Frank Cawdrsy,
dIAisguo-An N 70 grind.
Amanda Grimes, easay y-knowlodso.
Nsttie Cowdrey-Annie ard Wniie's
prayer,
Charles Gaylord-DArIu. uresn anI his
ayiug machine,
Eta Humphrsy-'fwinklin star. ..
Elmer monhofer~-fhe mics.
Buri,a GaylSrd-W histling Ia h,AV5n.
Elizabeth Umenhnfor--Wasp work.
Mr Wtrt-Model Vile.
Nettio CoWdrey>-Demon OF wine.
Amanda Crime Reform,
DurIsa Gayiord-The little widow.
Pattie GayloTd>-'rhs blue and gray.
Ncttie Cowdrey-The Slave oi the bople
Pattie Gaylord The counier sign Is
Mary.
CalYin HA-rIs-J Jack aud Gill.
Amanda Grtme-Speak gsntly,
Mr. Writ The AZ handle.
| Raaa Il GaortS- The rum tn Iniae.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
osirrARY

Miss Loaisa NcCIain was born Id Platt
county. Missouri on Oct. 18th, 1929. aDd re-
moved with her parents to Oregon in 1sf7,
one Of the noble pioneers Of Lirn county.
Sac was married to Mr. Thomas AIphin OF
the sane county Feb. 1880, where they en-.
Joyed the comforts Of good home until
death removed her on the 2nd day Of July
1881 she professed religion when enly lG
years OF ass uniting with the Baptist church,
remaining faithful, devoted, exemplary
member with faith mistaken BY any teinpta.
ton, enjoying the entire con6denc Of al her
acquaintance. Those who knew her best
loved bor msSs. During a protracted and
painful sickness abe was always patient. re-
alizing the comforts Of the saviour's preseues
while passing the valley Of death. She calm.
ly anticipated her approaching dissoIution,
expressed desire TO depart and be with the
Savior in whom she trusted. This devoted
mother OF ten children, two Of whom DEPART
cd this life before her, leaves eight children
and many relatives and friends 10 mourn her
loss, and a heart stricken husband who en-.
p!oyed the best physicians and gave his an.
Gearing attenting to soOth her dying pillow.
She rests in the cemetery until the resurrec.
ton horn Peace to her departed spirit.
BY request her funeral is TO be preached on
the last Sabbath in the present month At II
o'clock Q. N. at the Alphin school house by
inc writer, her former pastor.
L. c. HILL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
4 Newell RIde.

Last Saturday we had the pleasure Of
ride through the streets OF Albany after
one Of the Russell traction engines. 1t was
Q novel kind of e way for navigation, but
. satisfactory one, notwith standing the
fact that the engine ran OF the track, for
1t exhibited the splendid working quail
ties Of the Russell engine. Many more ex-
nsrIencsd than We stated that they never
saw an engine run better or more easily.
Mr. D s rownsend,a "a brother Of II Town.
send OF this city, had charge OF the engine,
sad also one Of the "NsY Mossillop"
threshers, a splendidly huilt machine that
gives eminent satisfaction. we are told,
wherever used. Both Of these machines
can bs seen uear ths R3gere II )uss, and
should bs examined by all contemplating
purchasing an engine and thresher. SEQ
advertisement in another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
MS J. EIIea Foster.

This distinguished lawyer and lecturer
spoke in the Court HOUSE last Tuesday
evening to a large and apPreciaIive audi
ence. Her theme way, s'ShalI the sale o.
intoxicating liquors be prohibited in Ore
gon." She handled the subject In an able
aaanEer, displaying more OF the logic OF
the lawyer aud less OF sentiment than most
women lecturers, She spoke In an elo-
quent. forcihle manner, mixing wit with
logic. and keeping the attention OF her
large audience ss few speakers are able 70
d.. Having besR ia the front OF the fight
in Iowa Mrs Foster could give personal
experience more valuable than theerizing
- an argument, Her lecture was very
connected, having enc line Of thought
which she did not depart frsm. She spoke
Tor an hour and halfthe interest in what
she said never tagging for moment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
From Rock Hill.

Our correspondent a. the above place
furnishes Us With the following items;
The farmers in this section are all busy
haying.
Several OF the Rock Hill citizens spsnt
their Alb plowing corn. u'iny wood and
cutting hay.
Grain in this pace is exceeding coed.
and ssme is being cut, RN Msrris being
the frs. one 10 start a binder.
Mr. and MIS- S Smith were the guests Of
Mr. John Nichols the first or the week.
Alonza Nichols, who has been very III
fer some time past, is slowly improving.
Mr. Charles Hall and wife have been vi is
ting at Mrs Halls father, Mr. L c Rice
near this place.
Miss Amy Richardson's health ID i'm
proving.
There are several going TO start to the
coast next week.
Tkere was surprise party at Mr. Tenn
pls's the night OF the 4th, which was .
surpr:ss as several members OF the family
had retired for the night. A good time
was hal by all.
Sabbath School was postponed last Sab
bath on account OF the temperance lecture
at Sodaviile.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
aaad FieRis,

To-morrsw, July 18th, there wilt be
held at Roberts Bridge, under the aus
ploes Of the shedd's Oornst Rand a picnic
ct which time the following excellent pro-
gram will be followed out Music by
various bands, address by e r Skipworth,
ESQ, match game of base ball for prize
of $40; foot race for prize of IS, ladies egg
race, for gold ring fat mems race, etc.,
etc., to close With ball in the evening at
Farwsll's Hall. It viii be fine affair and
no doubt will be largely attended, as
Rsbert.s Bridge is . fayorite place for pic
nice,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
final Settle ment.

ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned Executor Of the last
will and testament OF fCharles Scrivner de-
ceased, has filed his final account as such
Executor in the County Court, of Linn
county, Oregon, and by order of said
Court, Saturday the 9th day OF August,
1884, ct the hour of o o'clock, a. m, of said
day has been set for the hearing of objec-
tions to aaid account and the settlement
thereof. Any person interested in said
estate is hereby notified to appear and file
his or her objections to said account on OF
before said day.
Dated JHly llth, 1854.
PERRY HYDE,
TT. STTTRs, Executor.
Gao. Il CHAMBERLAIN,
Att'ys for Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11

The Chosen Friends kave elected the fol-
lowing officers 10 serve the coming tcrm
w, 9. Peters, G @.
Mrs V Winn, VIC.
Miss G B Putnam, Sec.
FM Redfeld, Treas.
FM French, Financier.
Mira Julia Wyman, Marshal.
Mrs f NJ Westfali, Warden.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
The Glorious Fourth,

The 4th Of July occurred in this city
three days before Coles circus, to-wit: on
Friday. II was noticeable in Albany by 9
gravelike stiffness, which the few here
seemed to enjoy immensely. ofwhat was
done in other places we shall not attempt
to speak, leaving the various big times to
be told by or correspondents. or left un-
told. as we rom linsd at hsme and csle-
brated in private, on small scale. Those
desirous Of knowing what was done at
any particular place, can depend sn abouI
the following program:
l. Thirteen guns at Sun rise.
3. Formation of procession and march
ing to grove, with Liberty car, etc.
s Music By band or glee club.
4. Prayer by chaplain.
S. Music again. and reading OF Declare
ton of Independence by John Loudvoice
9. Grafton by Geo W American Eagle.
!. Followed by dinner, and plug uglies
Kali thum plans, or whatever you wish &c
call them. sack races. three legged races
foot races, base ball game. fights and
drunks. closing with = grand ball at Ter
pisehorean He'll.
Numerous cities in different parts of tbs
state celebrated In about the above order
part Of which we give below with tia
names Of the orators of the occasions, a
the orations really express the true spirit
OF the genuine celebration:
Scio-Hon G A Johns.
Harrisburg-Hsn ] K Weatherford.
Sodaville-Dr W Watts
Corvallise-Judge r P Boise.
Newport-Judge ] r Bryssn.
PrineYills-Stephen Stasts.
EortlaRd-Hsn L Grover.
Salem[C B Carlisle.
Ashland-J = Bowdltch.
Oregon City-N Fl Bloomfield.
Jscksonville-ProfJ w Merritt.
Reseburg-Hon A @ Jones.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
eoolAL ANn PfRsaNAL,
urant Halaht h a. enc pay.


Prof J o Wyckof and wife and Miss Bul
man are spending several weeks ~ tho Bay
Archie PruShaw, Of Monroe. was In Al
bany last Tuesday, buying goods for mis- dru
store.
3 z Arnspriger ono Of tho substantia
friends Of the DExocRAr at HarriSburg callet
last Monday.
DIR Weloh recently from Texas, has locat
cd in Albany, having opened an Office Ia The
o"Toole Block.
J NJ Nolan, of Corvallis, was ins Albany
last Wednesday. HO Is doing good bust.
ness In that place.
Nv Chamberlain and wife left for the
Bay th1 first Of the week, Mr. Chamberlain
having Job on the carpenter work.
Dune Monteith returned from California
last week, after an absence Of several months
In the interest Of the Curran fruit dryer.
FE Hodskin, Of Salem, Secretary Of the
State Firomans Association, was In Albany
Wednesday night in tho interest Of tho asso.
citation.
Rev 7 u White aud family are In th . city
They have seyercd their connection with tho
Silctz agency. and viii now remain 10 the
Valley.
Sam May aud family. James Riley and
family, WI Bramwell aud family, and quite
a full delegation from Harrisburg came down
TO attend the circus last Monday.
Hon Geo r. Chamberlain left last Wednes.
day evening for Tillamook county to take
charge Of the criminal part Of the business
Of the Circuit Court which meets there next
week.
Mr. aud Mrs Reed, Sr., aud daughter, Mr.
and Mrs Reed, Jr., aud child. aud Mr and
Mrs Brownell and children left this week for
the Bay, where they will remain few
wcsks.
DIR Dodd and family retained 10 Albany a
fow days ago after an absence OF several
months, most Of which time was spent In
California. Tho doctor seems much improv.
cd in health.
PArley Mcknight ,starned from Eastern
Oregon few days ago. work on the narrow
guage having ceased with the exception Of
small amount lie intends remaining in
Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11

The following written 10 = friend in Port
land aud published in the 0reSOaian shows
how the game Law is disresarded in Southern
Oregon 81 expect yeu will be cut this fall
TO take your annual hunt. You had better
como as soon as you can il ysu want deer, As
tho skin hunters are killing them OF very
fast. You will hardly believe me when
tell you that two of these fellsws now en-
camped eight miles below this place brought
in and sold here last week l3o deOr skins, all
killed during ten Gays Of June. One OF the
hunters said that no killed twelve deer in
one day, and in two days caught ten fAwns.
which he marked. When asked what he
did with the venison he said he did nothing
with it. His name is StonebreAker aud his
partners name is Farpin. They get SOS for
their load Of skins. saw the skins aud the
blood was not dry on some Of them. l can
prove every word OF this. Skin hunters have
been aughtering deer all this summer, along
the canyon by the railroad. The small meun-
tain streams are dried up and the deer are
obliged to gather along the larger streams for
water, and there Is where they catch them.
These scoundrels defy the law aud say they
haye pertecs right to hunt on government
lands, It's high time that the business was
stopped. Just think how many poor little
fawns these rascals have caused to starve
and die"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11

Tuesday evening. July Sch.

Tuesday evening. July Sch.
PreSent-all.
Marshal was granted further tlmi 10 re-
port on tax.roll.
Moved that Charles Turaer be ordered by
the Marshal to FIX Meyers alley immediate.
ly.
Tho following bills were ordered paid n
J..Hentou, Sll.40; c Dickey, sl32.75 !;
costs city against Dougherty, $5.45.
The bid OF Jas Laurent for buildins the
CalipoOiA sewer was accepted. He is TO re.
eeive 81 per cubic foot for first 46o feet and
g. 30 per cubic foot for last ago feet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
The 4lh at scis.

4 correspondent fram scio sends Us the
t..lIswing account of the celebration at that
city The 4th was passed very pleasantly
at this city and very interesting program
was furnished, The three Iegged race was
won by Robt Doris and Win Price, and the
sack race was won by Robt Doris. There
were five contestants, and it was very inter-
esting. The base ball game between the Scio
and Knox Butte clubs was stopped by lit
tie unpleasantuess on the sixth e seventh
inuipg, the score then standing about l2 to
8 in taYor of Knox Bate:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing BE-
tween E ID Meyer, II b Meyer and VIM A
Cox Under the firm name and style OF
Meyer Bros. & Co., and doing business at
Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. The
said VIM A Cox Withdrawing from said
firm. Tho said e d Meyer aud ii b Msy-
er will continue the business, aud will coll
lect all debts due the firm. and pay all
debts due from the firm, including all &C.
counts aud all notes given by Meyer Bros,
bers of the firm where all the names are
signed to the note.
Given under our hands at Brownsville,
Oregon, this the 5th day OF July, A. D.,
1881.
III. B, McYKR,
WN. A. Cox,
IL. ID. M0YER,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
Fhe Sea Lion PsiIsA.

We call the attention of our rs1dsrs to
the advertisement OF Mr. E e Kenton in
invented by 81 Kenton from a subnarin .
rsck feund by him near Yaz uina Bay. 1t
Is the finest polish for all purposes a pol
ish can be used for yet invented. Abso-
lutely free from grit it is safe either on the
finest silver or gold, or common ware. A
home invention it deserves general intro.
duction. Wehave tried it thoroughly ~ and
know its virtues. Every family in the
COUNTY should have box, and it shopl d
be In every store for sale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned as Administrator Of
the estate of John 4 Waters, deceased, has
fled his final account as such Administra-
tor in the County Court, Of Linn countys
Oregon, and by order of said Court, Satur-
day the 9th day of August, 1884 st the
hour OF 10 o'clock, a. m Of said day has
been fixed for the hearing of said account
and the settlement thereof Any person
interested In said estate is hereby notified
to appear and file his or her objections ..
said account on or before said uay.
Dated July llth, 1881:
LEVI DOUGLAS,
GEO. E. CHAHBERLAtS, Admlp.
ktt'y for Adm'r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
aaiei Change.

Last Moni-y morning ths change OF new
for old cOuaty officers happened a. quietly as
tie forenoon changes to tho afternoon. few
realizing what an important event was occur
ring. On that day Whitney took his
scat in tho County judges chair and imme-
diAtely began hearing probate matters. j
X ChArlton stepped into the SheriFs Office,
with ID L Smith and Jas Charlton as Deputes,
aud the safety Of the public interests in this
direction was assured. ID Andrews with o
II Irvine a. Deputy took possession Of the
Clerks sfice, and deeds continue to be filed
a. Of old. Mr. II FArwoll took possessioR oi
the oounty's wealth in the Treasurer's Office.
Mr. d v Reid will assume charge Of th,
schools Of the county, and Asa II Petersor
will always be found on hand whenever mis-
fortune or accident renders his presenc,
necessary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
HlAtory or the Willamette valley.

Yesterday We received call from H 5
Strange end II Q Blaisdell. of Portland, who
are Low in the city in the interest Of the
History of the willamette Valley, which Is
being written, ready for publication at an
early date. The work will be complete, con-
sisting of large volume of six hundred pages,
containing chapters on all the varied indus
tries and history Of the early settlers, organ
ization Of counties, educational, legislative,
farming and other matters, making 1t q
splendid work, which should be in the hands
Of all. Every assistance possible to give AL
bany and Linn county q good showing should
be rendered these gentlemen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
A artai t,lrena

Coles great circus and IaenaesfIs ha
come and goae and still Albany and Linr
county continue 10 exist. II toek ia 81, 00'
or 5000 at the two entertainments las
Monday, and tho county remains solvent
II was good circus for Oregon, and pre- :
sented many things Il advertised. The
menagerie was an uncommonly good one
70 DO brought 70 far, II consisted Of q
hlppoptamus, o rhlnoceros, FIVE elephants,
ton clmels, q zerbra, an AsiatIc OK, Bon-
gal tiger, and three other varieties Of
tigers, leopard, q Jaguar, white buffalo,
white deer, a white bear, an eland,
several kangaroos, horned horse, q wild
boar, tive hyenas, two iboxes, two mon-
keys, five or six largo lions, about three
foreign birds, and two or three other AMI
inais. certainly an excellent collection and
worth tho prico Of admission 10 SOC, The
ring performances were novel and many
ofthem daring the fly performance, the
trapeze loaps, tho double somersets by
throe different tumblers, tho bicycle rid
Ing on the high wire, tho roller skatlhg Z. the
Arabian tumbling, ~ well a. some other
features were excellent, and eliclted de-
served applause. The whole made up a
splendid circus performances,
The management offers thou sand dol
lars for the mention OF anything It adver-
tlses which IL does not perform. Any,
thing II represents In pictures on its pos.
ters II adycrtlsos 70 perform and that. too,
La the circus tents proper, and net In any
side shows, that do not belong 70 tho cir.
Gus, In one sense, although ~ matter Of
fact. they arc under the same manage
ment. We claim the 5000. and will en-
umcrate There was no large collection
OF 600 species OF snakes In ths msnagerIo
there was no giant horse 2I hands high,
there were no giant kangaroes, they were
all small ones, there was no ostrich there |
were no sea lions, no south African trutlsa. |
ne tapirs, no New Holland e,nun, ne glib. |
boon. no Virginia panther. no Palestine |
sheIp, no Cashnere goat, no browa bear,
no Peruvian alpaca, no African porcupine,
co wolves, badgers, beavers, coons, ne |
parrots, eagles, etc., otc.
There was M whlrllng over fixed bay
oHcts by Arabs, nor turning OF sonisr-
sets by men on roller skates, thers were
no three lady bareback riders, there was
only one there was no snake charmer,
there was no ladder act, there ware no
double scmersets by twenty-five there
were by three, there were not nine CLOVIS,
tboro was no slide for lIfs by the hair OF
the head, etc, yet the circus was extra and
by far the bost ever In Oregon. We do
not state these things TO find fault, but 70
gel the $1,000 which We need In eur busi.
ness. We never expect TO Sec all that II
claimed, II would bo impossible, and
everybody knows It, We do expect consid
efable. and this We got from Cole, and are
satisfied. All i.ttery, after the fashion Of
many OF tbs newspapers Of the Northwest
ls worse than CO insure, ~ We split the diff
fsreDc".
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11
4. o. y. w,

The Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. is in ses
sion in Portland this week. Following are
the delegates present from Linn county
Albany--N H Allen, II Fl Hewitt.
Brownsville P Standish.
Scio-W e Kelley.
Lebanon Il Hammock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11

The funeral sermon of Mrs Thomas
Alphin, lately deceased, will be preached
at the AlphIn School House in Syracuse
precinct, on the last Sunday In this month
at IL o'clock ., M by Rev h Hill.
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R0RN.
MARRIED.


MILLER July End, 1854. at Newport,
Mr. PHILIP MILLER, aged IS years.
[Mr Miller was enc of Oregon's pioneers,
and at one time respected citizen of Albany
for several years. having been in the marble
business here. He was brought to Milltrs
Station aud buried on the 4th.l
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KepoPt.
/. c. HILL.

The following isa report OF the school
in Dist. No. ~, Linn Co., Or, beginning
April 7sh, and closing June 9th, 1884.
Those who were neither absent nor tardy
during the term Lille Buchner, Edward
Owen, Thomas Fariow. The first row Of
hgures in the foIIaJging denote the aver
age standing, the other department, 100
being considered p9rfect.
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Rarsaias In BuggIes.

now effer buggies, backs and every
thing else In my line cheap. Bargains
that will suit any one who wishes to pur
chase. w. NJ. Kstchum is in charge, Cal
at once.
FIRED wILLERT.
Albany, June 3oth, 1884.