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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07
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The pleasant weather ofIAst Saturday
again tsok our art editor 10 the GENE
terry. where he noticed several new
monuments and many old enes but,
let the truth DO said, that the lettering
on some Of them are monuments Of
blundsrs. II there is anything that
seeds cSre lt Is good work on . grave
stsne, and we are sorry that there Is no
more. We noticed on enc the werd
touched spelled tuehod. commas where
periods shsuld be, and periods where
commas should be, different kinds Of
letters mixed up. sIc., on Others while
seme eurbing we noticed was nearly ~
crooked as rail fence. In strong con =
lrast 10 that on the graves Of Young aud
Foster. These were built by StaIgsr
Brothers, and are models la that line.
Several new monuments by this firm
indicate first.class work. and their work
generally, II Is but justice 10 say Is
superior. They take pains with their
work, and deserve good pay for IT, They
do not pretend 10 compete with o poor
GLASS Of work. and can not. AS monu-
meats arc made 10 stand. IL pays 10 In
vestlgate matters before ordering.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07

nsxt day thorough search was made. wher
the knife was found In the bad Of young
Finlaysou. Two or three notohss were made
init, which showed that they were about "a
make break for liberty.
A comparison Of the weather IN DAkota
aud Oregon for January will be of interest "a
many, particularly in this State In the
former State the highest thsrmomster wa,
80 degrees above zero lowest. 80 degrees
below range Of mercury IS degrees mean
temperature, Liza degrees above. In Ore
aon the highest thermometer was 90 degrees
above xeoo lowest, "a degrees, above
range Of mercury IS degrees mean temper.
aturc. 3s0 degrees above. Compare the
two. aud you cannot help praising Webfoct.
The March number OF Frank Leslie's Pop.
aidr Monthly is. We think, one Of the boat
yet issued oI this dessrvsdly favorite mAgi-
zine. The l2s quarto pages are filed with
ohcioe, entertaining and instructive ltera-
ture and there are over 100 handsome ON.
bellishments, besides very tasteful oolered
plate frontispisoe, "a Woodnymph" The
articles embrace various subjects, and are
by popular writers. ''The New York Negro
Plet Of l74l." etc., are exceedingly interest.
ing. Eta w Piercc's serial. "A Dark Deed,
IL continued. aud there are short stories.
sketches, etc. There ara poems OF great
merit, aud comprehensive miscellany Of
pleasant reading matter. The price Is only
26 ssnts for single number. aud years
inscription 81 so, postpaid. Ms Frank
Leslie. Publisher, SO. 55 and 81 Park Place,
New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07
nsli Or uenoF.

Following is the standing OF the scholars
In the school OF Mr. J p Hughes In this
county for the winter torn. II IL remark.
ably gsod and speaks In the highest terms
for teacher and students:
Ruby Fronk, 100; A wyer, I0oj u d
Trader, 100; r II Huston, 100 Stella
Hughes. 100; Alvie B4rdweIl, 100 /; 0
Bardwell. 100; b whsaldeu, % : A w
Foshay, 90 : Lydia NJ Snyder, % p Nor
gan, 90; y Cooper, %; Jane Trip, %
Dora Snyder. 90; II Aorgan. % F; Carrie
Huston, 90; J Story, 90; Emma Fronk,
81; Stella Fronk, OF; willIsm Fronk, 81;
q Perrin, %; Jane Snyder. 90; G b Bard.
we'll, o6; Aonna Fronk, 90; Kate StaIoy,
eS; Jennie Il Ramsey, o5 : VIC Bardwell
Hi w A Long, 90; II Frum, 90 A
Ramsey, o2 I Trip. Of: Jane Risks, 81
Lena d Snyder, s3i Minerva NJ Stalsy,
80; + Perrin, 10.
In reference 10 his system Mr Hughes
says: I'm school usually keep q rec
ord Of conduct which may be briefly
explained ~ follows; Every evening
mark upon the black board the stand
Ing OF each scholar fer that day;
make out q weekly report for each
scholar ct the end Of every week, which
10 . certificate OF conduct 10 their par
snts. and which may be put away and
kept during lie. AZ the close o
scheol. all whose standing has not bees
too lew. arc placed upon RsII Of Honor
which 10 . summary Of the standing
during the term. and each one receives
a copy OF the Roll. The standing 81
the Roll IL bascd upon general dspOrt
ment and application to study, more
than the result Of study Or regular At
tendance
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07

WHEREAS, As the Allwise ruler Of the
u inverse has for purposes Of his ewn glory
re msvod by death our beloved sister Elva
Msntgomory, and
wnEREAs, Sitter Elva was an honest
n alden and the equal Of any Of nisters for
the womanly grAces and virtues which ht
them as Jewels in society, aud
WnKREAs, BY her death her family we're
deprived Of one who was truly sister and
daughtsr. therefore be it
Resolved, BY DisrdOn Lodge, No. 81. !. o.
o. +. that the parents Of sister Elva Mont
Remery have lost an Affsctionate, loving and
dutiiul daughter, society one Of its rArssi
gems and Dierdorf Lodge one Of its true
Rebecsas. But while we deeply mourn ouI
great loss, wc feel that 1t is the will Of God
and 10 therefore our duty to bow in humble
submission trusting that on the ether side
the River we shall again clasp hands and re-
| csive cordial weloome from her;
RssoIred,, Thats copy of these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes Of the Lodge. .
| copy be given the family Of the deceased, ,snd
that copy be furnished to our county paper
for publication.
j. j. DoRRIs,
+. J. VILLA,
III. A. JOHNSON,
Committee.
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Death OF LoftIe Raaey.

Lottie d. aged l year, meaths GAd
days, a child of John aud Mary RAnsy, wks
lived on Mr. PoArce's place opposite Albany
in Benton county, died on March 2ud, sf In.
hammation Of the stomach and bowels. She
was buried on Monday, at tie Baptist church
near Mr Carter's about 6vs miles northwest
Of this place. When the Lord Jssas was
upon the earth be said, ''Suffsr the htals
children, and forbid them not to come uabs
me, for of such is the kingdom Of heaven. !"
and they ara going one after another villa
Him to his heavenly home. j.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07
PLAIN TALK.
ON Plain subjects.
by PLAIN CHAP.

BY PLAIN CHAP.
Making both ends meet simply means
earning enough meney 10 live, keel
even with .he werId and neither have q
bit left nor owe bit. In this era OF
dead beats there are many who can not
say that they make both ends meet, and
what IL more there are many who seem
70 prefer being on q continual desceDt.
like q boy on hand sled. They are
happlsst when they owe everybody,
and, ifa custom IL were, they would
mortgage their head In order 70 be In
debt or, like Antonio, In the merchant
Of Venice, make their bond a pound Of
flesh next their heart, They seem to
be unscrupulous as 10 whom their VIC
Tins are aud would rs soon owe penni-
less widow, blind ia both eyes, or 40
editor, as a stoekholier in the Northern
Pacific, Portland banker, or q whole
sale dealer In Jswclry. Let alone max
ipg both ends meet the rope is always
straight and ever lastlnGiy hitting some
helpless person. When he wants favor
he is one big lump OF pleasantness tseIG
but As soon as he gets his haHds In your
pockets then look out, but ask him TO
put IL back and he IL the worst insulted
individual In the community. Fer
my part would rather be In . den OF
llons, like Daniel, than in community
ofdead beats. 70 use this Inelegant but
appropriate SIprsssiOn.
The person who makes both ends meet
70 be commended above ell others.
One may be President 0fs miBIDg com.
paay, Philadelphia lawyer, or Port.
land real estate agent, yet. II at the end
Of the yea- the balance Is on The wrong
side. enc had better, be boot black or
q minister and come out even.
The maa who InveHts something by
which the happiness Of the human race
is increased, Is o public benefaetor, and
deserves the praise Of the masses the
legislator who Introduces q good law
should be euloglsed the politician who
does an honest act saould be given q
credit mark Of infinite length (; but
greater than all IL the man who pays
his debts and keeps even with the world
and II he combines all Of these then does
he deserve q monument as Colossal as
Colossus himself
Ifa man earns but dollar day he
should spend but dollar day ifhe has
10 quit drinking and chewing tobacco
TO do H. He should live on rice and
bread II necessary, and dress Ia home
spun. Nothing raises ONES ire more
than 20 see one who owes every
body dressing in broadclOth, hv-
Ing on quail on toast, nightinggales
and olives. smoking two bit cigars and
drinking the finest MADEIRA, yet we have
plenty who do this In small scale, and
emily awhile ago grocery man was
said 10 have kicked himself all oyer his
store, 10 use q figurative expression, be-
cause one OF his sIowest debtors " e
seen pufing fms cigar on the opposite
side of the street.
Hsw humIliating IL must be for one
dressed up as II modelled by Ward to
meet q poor creditor, honest enough TO
live plainly rather than to run In debt,
and 10 feel that she is putting on style
On that mans hard earned money yet
such cases can be counted by the dozen,
without going out Of Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07
Weather.

Summary of Meteorology for Fsb'y 1884.
from observation taken at Albany, Linn Co.
Oregon, by John Briggs. Esq.
Highest Bar. 30.I9 lowest, 1918 mean.
1917.
Highest Temperature, 66 lowest, 8 f;
mean, 3s9s.
Prevailing winds, n. & s
Maximum velocity force, 4.
Total rainfall during month. 800 inoaeA
Number of days on which .0l inch OF more
rain fell, 9.
Number of days Of cloudiness, average s
In scale of 10,
Frost on the mornings of % days.
8 iow during the month % inches.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07

The Progressive Musical and Literary
Society will give concert at the NJ I
Church next Friday evening. March 7sh,
beginning at 80 o'clock
Song by the choir.
Rsading-CQ Q Rldsout.
Song duett-Miss Batcher.
Essay-Mr Nutting.
observation-disclosures Jones
Song duett--Mr Conn and Mia Ingram.
Recitation-Eva Simpson.
Rsading-Miss Aattie Foster.
Song duett aud chorus-Mr Judy, Miss
Wheeler. Mr Conn, Mr Ride0ut, Mr. Blouni
and Miss Ingram.
Recitation--Lucy WestfAli.
Reeitation-Annie Comes.
Song-Mrs Z w Langdon.
Readiug-Miss Hettie Miller.
Song.
Reading-Miss Belle Cannon.
Recitation-Miss Ida Knex.
Rscitation-Miss Maggie Chambers.
Admission emily 10 cents.
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Temperance Lectures.

DrJW Watts, President Of the State
Temperance Alliance, viii lecture at the fol-
lowing places at the times mentioned
Lebanon, March 18th and 18th.
Sodayille, March 18th.
Sweet Home, March 18th.
Providence Baptist Church, March 10Th.
Jordan Valley, March 20th.
Fox Valley, March. 2lst-
Scio, March 22nd and 23rd.
Albany, March 24th and 25th.
Friends Of temperance in the aboYe ramed
places are requested to make all necessary
arrangements for the time of meeting.
By order of the Committee.
G. w. GRAY, Chairman.
T.P. HAcKLEMAs. Secretary.
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The following resolutions wsre pissed
by Linn County Business Council Fob
2nd, 1884,!
WmRREAs, II IL n roooguizod fact thai
We can only expect the enactment Of just
laws when We elect men 10 the legislature,
honest men, men In whose fidelity We
have perfect faith who can Withstand the
emptations 70 which they are subjseted,
aEd who would spurn with contempt the
ener made by Venal and corrupt emmiss-
rien OF thob0 who seek 10 forward thoir
individual interests at the expense OF the
TAX payers ofthis state. and
| WHEREAs, knowing that o general
elecuon will trmnspiro IN. this state next
yans, the Linn County Business Council
deems 1t 70 be 70 the best interests Of the
tax payers OF this county that tho nomi-
nses OF each political party be asked before
sug ume OF eleotlen 70 forshadow their
policy on some OF the matters which nrO
OF interest TO our people. Therefore, be IL
Resolved, That this council appoint q
committee Of four--two OF each political
pa1y~-tc present tho following interrcga-
TONS 70 the candidates OF tho different
political partIes, ~ soon after their nemi
nation As possible, and 10 report the result
20 tnh oounoil at the next regular meeting
there after, to.wit;
First-will you, II elected, favor the
enactment OF law which will limit tho
number Of witnesses In criminal cases 2
Sccond-WIll you, n elected favor the
enactment Of q law 10 regulate freIghts and
fares on railroadsf
Third~-will you, II elected, oppose tho
repeal Of the mortgage tax iawf
Fourth-Will you, n elected, be In favor
ofsmsndlng the constitution Of this state
90 ~ 70 prohibit the nanufacturs, sale or
giving away any spirituous. malt or ether
intoxicating liquors. ~ beverage within
thls state.
80 PREs y. MARSHALL,
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NOTICE.


Ihavs an improved portable saw mill for
sawiag timber from four 10 twenty inches in
diameter. II can be attached 10 any engine
from eight 10 twelve horse power and Is war.
rantsd 10 cut mors lumbsr in day cut Of
small timber than any other portable saw
mill In the stAts Of Oregon: Il will bs %
up ready for work. with saw aud belts CON-
plsts fer $500 Iii especially adapted TO the
splitting Of &c poles for fencing. II not sOld
In ten days would like to arrange with some
party who owns an engine aud who would
be willing 10 20 into the business Of manu'
featuring lamber. Parties in this county
who are the owaers Of Oak, Ash, Maple
or tir timber which they wish TO dispose Of
please address,
+. HARRIS.
Albany Oregon.
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Prsm ihe "YaquIna Pest. E"

The Government building ct Sile.z will
probably be finished up this week, all but
two or three fnss. the brick for which Arriv.
on the n. B. Field.
The ferss in the car shop has been Ia.
creased. The completed cars lastl are good
and notwithstanding.
Vegetables are getting scarce on the Bay,
and in fact almost everything else in the
eating line.
The band gives US free music every even.
ing and we venture the assertion that
Yaquina has the largest band in the State.
The city has three boarders in the Gala.
boose. BY the time they live week on
bread and water, they viii probably conclude
that Newport is not healthy place in which
to get drunk and create disturbance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07

The Washing, d. c., Star says; Sena-
tsr Pendletsn, In csnversation with
several senators, as to bis defeat, re.
mark that he twas beaten by Payne and
Standard OIL" "why Pendleton," said
one of them, making jest Of o serious
subject, ''you ought to have got st.
Jacobs OIL, NJ Il couqusrs Pain" tPayne)
Te this the Baltimore Evenin0 NesOs
adds "The compliment thus paid to
the popular household article referred to
by one high In the councils Of the ma
Eisn. is daily receiving hearty endorse
ment In millions Of homes"
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ISrERgsTING TO sURsCRIBERA

At the request Of Subscribers In diffsr
eut parts of the county, aud for thoir con-
vsnisncs, we have sent bills to our agents
at several places, so that those desiring TO
llquldats can do So By calling on the fol-
lowing gentlemen T L Wallace, Lob
anon Sam May, Harrisburg; o P Co
shaw, Brownsville w E Kelley, Scio.
T L Porter. HAIssy; D w Runbaugh
Sweet Home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07

wHOTo MAKE CAND5~rhis book Civ es
fall directions for making all kinds OF
plain aud fancy candy. The recipes for
making carainels, chocolate drops, French
mixed and all other kinds Of candies COM
tanned In this book are the same ~ used
by the leading city confectioners. Auy
one can have these candles at home at less
than one third the usual cost, Sent post
paid to anyone sending at once the names
Of fifteen married ladies and 80 cents in
postal note, or lstwo cent stamps. Address
ROCHESTER PUBLISHING Co.
e. 80 d 33 IL, osburn Block,
Rochester, N. Y
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"0S TOR

Allen & Martin have their financial Affairs
in shape. and they are now prepared to sell
goods cheaper than ever for eash and pro.
dHce only. Having had enough Of .hs eredi!
systm they now propose TO sell for ready
pay. To cur friends and patrons ve kindly
extend our thanks both for patronage and
kindly feeling in our troubles. And to oar
enemies would say that wo shall remain in
Albany to make It warm for them - usual.
ALLES MARTIE.
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]. II. Daniel nsw has complete line
Of musical instruments of all kinds for
sale, consisting Of the Mathushek
plano, the Shoninger organ. fiadles,
vielins, guitars. etc., as we'll as the
latest sheet music. His instruments
are all OF the best grades. and are not
the cheap trash, 30 that when you get
On instrument Of any kind you may
know that you are getting one that will
last and hold its time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07
D.4ls..lsa of ". 6. 4. .. Hall.

The new Hall Of the w. CT. U. wa
formally dcdicated on Tuesday evening last
IL was very neatly and lastly decorate,
with vines Of different kinds. At 7;45 whei
the exercises bcgas the hall was orowdst
full. many sitting on the sides with thei
feet hanging Of. The following program
was than carried out, some Of tho parts de
serving particular mention
Opening remarks by the President, MIRA
II Townsend.
Prayer by Rev 8 q Irvine.
Scripture reading by Mrs L Il Blain, Super.
intendsnt Of Temperance School.
Song by quartet, composed Of Mrs Il w
Lsngdon, o II Irvine, Mack Montsith and
Miss Hbbis Fsrtmiller.
Essay by Mrs Geo Turrell.
Formal dedication by the President.
Prasyr by Rev II Condit.e
Temperance recitation by Harvey TowE.
send.
Seven minute address by Prof r N condit.
Dialogue BY four girls-"Ths Drupkards
Child"
Singing by Quartet. o II Irvine, Chs
Brush, VIM Fortmiller and Mack Monteitb.
Reading by Mrs Chas Wolvsrton-"H How
one little woman sAved the day In Kansas" I"
Solo by Mrs Y wLsngdsn-''1t was Ram
that Spoiled Ny Boy"
After the rendering Of tho above program
very enjoyable sooisbls was held. General
eonvsrsasioa was interpreted with popcorn,
games. Niagara Falls remarks by the chill
drsn. and singing by aquArtst.
W. @. 7. u. Hall 10 now pleasant place,
neatly fitted up, we'll governed BY . few
noble women, and the society certainly de-.
serves being encouraged aud supported by
our citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07

Anmsn's Cough Syrup,which 10 largely
dve<issd by tho proprietor, is really
sosrisoxisus article, and Is far anpsrier to
rsrmedies OF similar character Give 1t
a No trial and you will be satisfied tnat we
h now whereof we speak. Editor "The
, fonitor" (Cathelic,) San Francisco, Nov.
H4sth. 1881.
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New Variety sr retatoes.

The undersigned living half mile from
Albany, across the river, has the following
new variety Of seed potatoes which he will
sell reasonably: White Star and Pride OF
America, which are moderately early and the
Dunmsre which is late. These are an excel
lent variety Of potatoes. Samples may b'
seen At Red6elds in this city.
IN KELLY.
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RELSHAW-HOULT.-0n Wednesday,
Feb. 9th, 1854, at the residence of SEN.
ator Hoult ia Harrisburg, by Rev ] s Me-
Cain. Mr. FRANK BEIsHAw. of Eugene.
and MISS ALICE HouLT. Of Harrisburg.
TThe marriage is said to have been very
pleasant one. The young people start out
together with the best wishes of a large COM
munity, their friends everywhere extending
them hearty congratulations. in whics We
units.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07

All persons wishing 10 test the merits Of
q great remedy-@one that viii positively
Bronchitis, or any axfectien ee the Throat
aud Lungs-are requested TO call at Foshay
r Massn'H Drug Stere and get Trial Bot.
tie Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Gen.
sumption free Of cost, which will show
you what regular dollar size bottle VIII
de-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-07

Coed farm, one mile west of BroEnsvills
on the road leading to Halsey, containing lo7
acres, oak ridge land, some fRe oak grSvss.
all enclosed, 20 acres in cultivation yOaAg
orchard and shrubbery good harm and fair
house, two good wells with pumps. Price
$4,000, one years time on one half amount II
desired, with security on premises. Call 81
premises or address d. A. Carter, EgAR.
/ Grant county, Or
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FOR DIRECTOR.
Maryland 10 the Front.

The Hon. Oden Bowie, Ex Governor
of Maryland, President of the Baltimore
City Passenger Railway Co., also Presi-
dentof the Maryland Jockey Club says :
.'Both In my family, and in nay private
stables, as well SIS those of the City
Passenger Railway Co., have for sever
al years used st. Jacobs Gil most salts
factorily." Such . statement out to
convince every reader of this paper,
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All accounts due the undersigned have
been placed in the hands of 7 Sites for
collection who is authorized to receipt for
the same. II not paid in reasonable time
the names Of those neglecting or refusing
win be given TO the public.
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Fob Printing.

We are now prepared to do any and all
kinds Of Job Printing on short notice. Oar
Presses, type and material are all new and
eur prices arc the lowest. All sOork w1rran-
tsd Erss class, send to Us for estimstes on
large jobs.
RuRKHART Bios.
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Fer sale.

Span Of fine horses for sale. Eight years
old. One l6 and the other l64 hands high
A great bargain. Call sn VIM Terhuas, 4
miles south Of Albany. Information given
AZ this cffioe.
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Another Pioneer Gene.

WV Allphin living near Millsr's died si
consumption, March End, 1854 He WA
born in Schuyler county, Ill, and moved 10
Oregon in 1877, he was aged 3s years aaA
unmarried. he leaves long line Of rsla-
tives and friends to mourn his loss. Friend
after friend departs. Who has not lest .
friend
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uarriSsurx Itena

S. S. Train Was unaaimsusly elected
SCHOOL director Monday. and ". R NJ
Daniel vas likewise unaaimeusly elected
clerk.
Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter are getting
up class in singing and elOcutiOa for chill.
| dren.
School prospecting finely.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Odd Fellows Hall Building Association viii
be held at their Office in the city OF Albany
Oregon on Monday The 10th day OF March
1884. For the purpose of eleOting seven ID.
reetors to serve the ensuing year and until
their successors are elected and qualified.
J. +. BAcKKEsro,
j. III. BURKHART, President
Secretary.
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All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the uudersigned are hereby
uetiI,ed that his business won't run with
cut msney, and as he must have II,
word to the wise Is sufficient.
JOHN BRIaas.
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NOTICE.

All those knowing themselves indebted
70 the undersigned on accounts previous
to 1884, or who have not made arrange
msnIs fer settlement, will hnd It To their
interest 70 call Immediately.
] ] DuRRUuLE.