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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-21

Ions bate 2ebtern gebeten, Bic 9lufli6i
i'm 9ofal su fiibren, neil @lliott BE-
trurfen mar, bieiem aber tpolte bas
nid)t bebagen un6 er mari MfareD aui
bic StraBe. Sieriiber entitanb ber
9treit, Ser nit obigem gteiultat en-
bigte.
= Sn Mbiteiprigbt 1inb brei @es
f9dftsbduier bltr6 .Seuer ssrIt6rt ipprs
ben. 8erluit $4,000.
= Sas Seuer 9epartement BON
Waeo bat eine Gerianmlung abgebalz
terL in ber bie gegenndrtigen Waherz
tperfe berbammt tpurben. Cine in Der
8eriammh1ng enttporfeue Betition err
iu6t BEN Stabtratb um 9(nlage iteuer
MaiIernerfe.
Sn 6iGsboro brad an 19. cine
Seuersbrunft aus, bic brei @ei9dftsz
bduier serif0rte. Die gerluite iinb be-
beuteno.
= STE &anbal in Sranf1in, Der III
eittei1 8runt1en ifieg, nm benfelben gu
reinisen, 1T ait f6doli@en @aien err
ffidt.
Gin beutl6er Gubrmann gaaz
mems Wilbelm 9elfenftein fiel in Dit
Salas in einen 8runnen 1tnb ertranf.
Die 8ei5enmiible bon Maen u.
Wtuaims 5u Sbriftp BEL gropntpooo 1T
niebergebranttt.
= SIN Capitol 1otel gu Souifom
bat s. s. 9untington einen farbigen
S6ubpuber gef6o1en, obne i'm ion6er=
li9 5u berleBen. st tp1rbe berbaftet.
= Na0 elmer gta6ri9t BON SrOwls=
billie tpurbe Der gapitdn ber nierifanis
f6en Nrmee Soie Ntaria Gamirea III
.Matamoras Derbaftet, neil er einem
S6neioer Gleiber i'm Wertb pen $500
geitobfen bat. Wtan fanb lebtere in ieis
ner Wobnung.
Gin gbOtograpb in Glsin, oer
feline Graa gepriigelt bate, tpurbe bon
Der emp0rten 8ep6lferung bertagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-21
Eeras

= Ser Senat bat Sobn s. Sofe als
pofmeiter BON Semple beitdtigt.
= Das &apital filr bic nene 8aunls
poliaamen Oelmiible in Sort WOrtb
1T auf $50, 700 erb6bt uorben,
= Oie Gabrt BON 81 pafo nod Der
Sauptfabt Werifo tpirb in so Stume
6en suridgelegt iper6en. Oie pailages
rate 1T auf $50 fefgeieBt tporoen.
Sober pafagier5ug bat pullman 66lafs
tpagen. Sm MuBentbeile bon @biz
buabua, Mierifo, tuur6e Du. Seller,
Mufleber BON @iienbabnarbeitern, BON
einem Merifaner erito6en. Ser Weriz
faner erbielt aber por5er einen S6uB,
benz er einige Stun6en ipdter erlag.
Mtan glaubt, baB ber Merifaner ben
Seller iiberfiel un i'm gu berauben.
= Ser 6armer 9ermann Mmbling
1T auf ieinem 9eimmege bon Sort
Mortb bon brei mastirten Wdnnern
angebalten uno um $65 beraubt mor>
ben.
= Ser 8arfeeper Glliott in Sort
Wortb purbe bon einem Mtanne 9ta:
mems MareD gefto9en unb t66tlid per=
tuunbet. Oie gigentbiimerin bes So
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-21

Muf @runb Der Musiagen zines ber=
ldBli9en 3eugen, Der offi3ieuen u&ang=
unb luartierlilte" Der preuBii9en Mrs
NEE fiir 1884, felt in Der aug. s3tg."
ein befannter Wilitdri1riftffeller, SUI
iis b. Widebe, oas 3ablenberbdltniB
Der aoeIigeit unb biirgerIi1en Ofii3iere
in preuben feit. gs seist ii6 babel,
baB bic Bef1tperoen unb Glagen in ber
leBten Geiiion bes Nei1stages, bic an
gepi6en Stellen redt b6ies Blut gez
tta9t 9aben, bur1aus begriinbet ge<
tpelen iino, baB nanentIib bon einaels
men 6eerestbeilen 8hrgerli9e 10 gut
tpie ausgel9loiIen, In anberen bagegen
fait unter ii6 finb. Mebr 1T aud i'm
Nei1stage ni1t bebauptet tporben ino
bas geniist ia aud, um bic Glaee ben
Der Geburts= ober Dipilomabel i'm Mis
litdrtpeien genieBt. au begriinoen. DaB
fi9 bas biirgerli6e Clement fir GENTLE
9ruppengattungen u1b gbargen tpeni=
ger braudbar unb befdbigt ertpeife,
fann t1idt eingetpenbet tperben: tuenn
man ii6 iiber Gdbigfeit uno Salient uns
terri9ten min, brau9t man nur bic
NerbdltniiIe i'm Nrtillerie uno @enie=
forps im's Nuge gu faijen; nit ben Be-
tueilenben 3ifferm bieier Waffengattunz
gen bergli9ett, miiiien bic 3ablen ber
Rabalerie unb Ser Grabe=S Snfanferie ge=
rabe3u frappiren.
6err Widebe gibt au, baB stpei Bar
teien M preuBiiden 6eere erifiren, bes
rem Wiinl6en llnb Streben babin gebt,
ben Offiairsoienft 70 melt uls nur IT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-21

tpobl, @aimunb. 9luf Wie6erieben,
gndoige Grau!
ST aog griiBeno ben 9ut un6 elite
babon, unb 56on in Der nd9fcn Mtinuz
te entaogen i'm bic Sannen ben Bliden
Der 3uriidbleibenben.
Wer5enfels bielt mod INNER auf iei>
mem &oB, uno Mnna BON 9ertenitein
ffanb mod auf berlelben 9teae mo Baul
fie berlaHen bate, iebt aber grliBte he,
ebenio fremb un6 falt mie bas erIfe
Mal, uno tpanbte lib gum Geben.
Mnna! iagte Der Greiberr leiie.
sic bebte 3uiammen Bel 6em &lange,
Ser faum pernebmbar gu ibr biniiber=
pebte, unb bIieb tpie gefeilelt ifeben,
aber ibre Gtimme flang unbetpegt.
6err bon Werbenfels2
gDil5t Du mir ni9t aud nod ben
ssreiberrntiteI geben2 fraste ct bitter.
Mnna, es 1T bas er1fe Mal felt Sabren,
baB mir itns lpieberleben, unb ba glaubz
te i6 bod niGt, bab Du 70 an mir boz
riibergeben wiirteit.
9lnna itanb nod INNER balb abge=
ipenbet, unb iie bob ben Blid ni6t bonn
Boben empor, als iie antmortete:
Wosn oieies Mieberieben perldngern9
Gs iif uns geiben peinli9 leben Sic
tpobl, Serr bon Werbenfels.
QDenn 6u tpirfli6 geben mi0it, obne
mir aud nur elm Wort gu g0nnen = i6
bake sic ttibt, gnd6ige Grau!
gs lag ein rubiger, aber f6werer
gortuurf in bielen 8orten. Sie iunge
Grau erpi6erte ni6ts oarauf, aber fie
blieb.
(Gortiessi.y foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-21
Npefte fir 9ante,t.

HSpeite fttr Snlttett.
&ein S6uabeu, iuie pisig es Diele bers
itebn,
8ringt Safe gum Seben llnb 8roo gum
9lufgebn.
&ein @laube, feline 2ebre, felt bas @iien
begann,
8ernlag es, 3u fiittern ben bungrigen
Mann.
gtur Gleif6briib unb Braten allerban6
grndbret ben 26rper unb i9drft ben
8erifanb.
D'rum siirne Du ni6t, unb tpillig uno
ia9t
grgib Sid nit @Iei9mutb bes Magens
Nllma9t.
grlerne ben 9ausbalt, tuie Der Grau es
gebiibrt,
llnb tpie Deine Mhntter ibn INNER ge>
fiibrt.
unb pilIit 0u es Ierneu, sll fiibren ben
9ausbalt,
Damn i9affe Dir an "Thc Housewife"
iebr balb.
ssThe Housewife" tpirb auf elm Sabr
frei an iebe Dame berfanbt, bic auf eitts
NAL bic Namen unb Mbre1en BON 10
perbeiratbetenO Oamen pber0ausbdlterin=
men neblt "a Gents in 2 Gent Stamps
fir porto einf6idt. 9lbreie:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
/ 3, ,tlltp1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-21

Gake gaHem biaig. Sbr fOnnt
alle Mrten BON feinem unb GancpzGanbp
nit geringen Soften anfertigen, ipenn
Sbr i1lr ben Nnueiiunsen folgt, Die in
benz tpertbbolen fleinen 8u6e: 'How
to make candy" angegeben finb. Sass
ielbe tpirb na6 ginienbung BON 30
Gents in ober 2 Gent Stamps an iebe
Qbrefe perf9idt. Wean a6reiiire:
The Housewife. &o9efer, 9f. q.
1,3. .tup1W}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-21
9lnsifae fiir Gpnfirmtannett,

gBie allidbrli6, 70 baben Die befann@
ten S6nitttpaarenbdnbler S. S Sosfe
& g 56bne au9 biesnlal cine 8ran9e,
Mn3iige fiif Gpnfirmanoen, CUR @pe=
aialitdt gena9t u1b bariit einen groBs
artigen un6 duBerit gemdblten 8orratb
fi6 augelegt. Die 9lnsiige finb gu allen
preiien slt baben, 10 baB Sober ieinen
Wtitteln angemeRen faufen fam. Die
Sa6en iinb bereits jebt gum 8erfauf
ausgelegt u1b iper bic erite WabIbaben
min, melbe ii6 BET 3eitem. Sosfe &
SDbne iibertrehen in bieiem Nrtifel ale
lire &onfurreitten. 19, ,t6mp1n1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-03-21
6fbanllt llno erl6f.
sson g. sserner.
fGprtffhuna.l

L.l.. t.,,~Sn fL;n,, Ma GSiito ntf2,u-
geDeleH nhrOs, lWlelI PIC que ausd"-
19lleBen. ~ s.... :.
gn 1D'nn 10 Is'Msl' Da.s % = lug.s M.ass e
eHDilg. gu paE lgM nsal'u y lg.pi!
aurud9emaelen, pap lW mlW lWeae, Iuo'
itllr stil asorl oaooa 81 4 1PIsUsa: Ss... aa.,
muno-parum n!mmp gu a..s oes.'' g.
leoe Treuoe an 0eaHeM aoslle.Ysh @ 0e@
lWenI, saoeM Oa & g aI'I y ols!ehs m:.
Der SormuII olleO hiWl DDae .sS.,x SD... :
lln9; 5nar mlW PET "a geIoe aasgaau l:...
nlgt aus Nalmune : :SugeH, aDsl ls.Me
Sfimme flan9 ooW mlloer, als e er'plz
oerle: m.ns. s. IL
SaB oas, panl! gleas.gl ola .g
an9ere@l gegea 9lg-g % Lamu g ss a'a. Y
aneerH: gu Eegp psM.8t:Ms, pup :G sT
gsw uit tss1en So'uun9s p.Ausn lD.n.
1pn 9enle On DlH gu Dela s1geasI Sn l, 1sil
1nD 9alI DeoeI aag MSsasn' Sse.s sopn.'ep'-
zen noW HaW me'neHl uaB'aaea 6a lfa-
gen. ., U.r.xs ,..
gl mar lDag.sno Des e'slgIuws lang y
IAN uoer Oie gsI9Wlele gst'.lsl.t nnp l.e
Gn,,,,, S.a m crSes ois Em;r Em hfSh-
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s..s., esnsvsm .lsas S..xot ~ @ s'f nssts,, gs
euausn ~ gssvpaa.as. $1,000 :. oses ~ S;sso I maa"It
Sssaaus sIla,!n.s nn sla 8 upsa psse gsru'.
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ess IsIuss lanpas .s ppg. syx ss'ussu' VIZ ;sa. wv
;sW Ssu oean Es paI lrsl uss'a aao .gse :.
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sni HuB naD m as..sl, wug.sno w ~ l's ~. ~.
gls,g sIas pspssAms .ih ug,ss aas a9Dae
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
AAss on sosS.

The other day Bismarck gentleman n
Was coming up from Standing Rock
and stopped TO SOC . man who lives
near the Cannon Ball river. In ro-
sponse TO hIs knock on the door he
heard shrill, sharp "Come In - and
upon entering found u sharp-faced.
angular woman sitting in the room
under an open rcuttls hole leading into
the loft above, with shot gun on her
knee.
"Is tho gentleman Of the house in -
he asked.
"Yes, sir he air"
"Can see him . moment 2"
"No, sir you can't SEQ q hide nor
hair Of i'm ~
"Why can't /, madam I would like
to speak TO him on b1sinesa.'
eff you was = dyin' and Jim war the
only Doctor Ia Dakoty you couldn't sot
an eyc on him till he gives 10 an talks
decent. At dinner . while ago hc told
me 70 pass i'm the apple soss, an tol'
him Il wasn't soss, but sass an he
said he kno wed better, IL was soss an
| toll him that when he tuke q notion
that apple sass'd feel soothin' TO his
stomach to say so, an he said he'd have
that Soss or die. Then l tol' him I'd
defend that sass with nv life, an'maas
= break for tbs shot gun, an he made
. break for the scuttle inter tie loft
When his senses come to him an he
gives in that sass 10 sass be kin cum
down /; hut II he makes break aiore
that of goes the top Of his head. Thar
sets tbe sass. stranger, an thar's jim
up in the loft, an that's the way the
matter stands just now, an / reckon
you'd better mosey along an not &c,
mixed into the row ~
As the gentleman movSd away be
heard her voice saying Jim, when
you get tired o yer foolin' an want
this sass, just SqueAlOut p And . grun
voice from the darksOme garrst respon-
dcd 4: "Sosa p
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He interrupted bis every speech BY
plying him good things and when he
saw that the cravings Of nature were
satisfied, said 10 him in tone Of mock
gravity;
"Now, my dear jimmy, take my adj
vice keep this little piece Of folly OF
yours entirely to yourself, or you will be
laughed at more than ever"
The butt did not take counsel. II
was to bis unwiSely detailing that the
garrison owed tie diversion occasioned
by the story Of tbls defeated duel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31


A physician argues In the New
York evening POa against the shoe
Ing OF herses. An animal Of his own
which was q constant source OF trou-
bic and expense by falling lame was
deprived Of his shoes, and, after being
kept In field three weeks, used on
the road. At first he picked his way
along, but 10 o month he went over
everything better than when shod.
He never was lame again, and when
the roads were Icy he was preferred
10 any horse In thes tablo with turned
up shoes, for he never slipped, and
they sometimes did. The writer
adds:
"I bad him In constant use for
years, when he died from old age.
His hoofs were like Jumps of black
eboney, and after the first three months
when the hurlfuI effects Of past shoe
Ing were overcome, they never crack
ed nor broke and always grew quite
rs fast as ussge wore them away. All
that was done To them was TO pass q
die around the edge now and then,
70 keep them round, as we pare our
nails. A Mr., Ransom, of England,
who uses hundreds Of horses In all
kinds Of work, never shoes any OF
them, and in Brazil horses are never
shod, although used over mountain
roads strewn with sharp rocks. The
doctor agues that the soft elastic frog
was intended to receive the force OF
the blow when the hoof strikes the
ground, but the horseshoer pares II
of, letting the blow cbme upon the
hard honey part, rendered still harder
by the Iron plate nailed upon Ii. From
tne resulting conclusion upon the
bones, muscles, especially the joints,
come Inostlof the evils that affect the
fest OF horses. In winter the shoe
keeps the foot cold, and the nails carry
the cold up to the vital part, which ma.
ture has tried toprotect with the hoof.
Moreover the doctor asserts that the
stroke Of the hammers blows upon
the nails must bruIse the surfaces o.
the bones at the joints and render
them abnormally sensitive. And the
point Of the nall must have the same
effect upon the soft vital part above i
as II the hoof had been pared down t.
II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31

!, A Council Blaffsewoman, it is said,
followed her husband to saloon, and,
jszt as he was in the act of taking .
drink of whisky, she rushed up and
saatcbed the glass out of bis hand. and
then ran for Justice Office, where she
deposited the glass and it's contents
before the astonished Official. Shc
swore out warrant against the saloon
keeper, and with the glass of liquor in
her custody, thinks she has ouDwitted
even Judge Hayes,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
PRomIBITION As A LocAL ISSUE.

Jones came homo 10 q dilapidated
condition night before last and uLder-
took TO hang himself up on the hat rack
in the front hall. His wife stood at
the head Of the stairs watching him.
First he woald put his hat on the bot
tom stair and then, taking himself by
the coat collar, be would make lupge
for hook just out Of bis reach. Then
he tried 10 hang up his umbrella by
the point. kder IL had fallen down
several times he SAT down On his bal
and soliloquized:
Most 'stror'inary campaign. Meyer
saw mother like it. Party's all bro'up.
Men running after strange gods. No.
body knows where he stan's. Blamed
IL ! know where 1 am any more. ALI
the boys goin' nof. Wonder where
old woman stan's. Shouldn't be s'pris
cd TO find (hic) her bolter . well rest. "
Just then she grabbed him by the
neck and observed "John Henry
Amt you ashamed Of yourself, staying
out till three o'clock in the morning
when you know I'm all alOoe here, and
sick At that E? YOU, break my heart
with your dissolste companions j
known
at ishn Z pAAhDAl iAbus tall. Loc'l
ishue. Pro 'bishun's local ishue and 'ei
amt no urhe tryin' Z make mash ma
ishue out Z loci ishue. Bovsh shay il.
BIaines G. jaime saysh il and l know
It an ju know IT,"
lis local issue in that house now
whether the mother-in-law will be sent
for or not. Tae wife says that just one
more break Of that kind will settle it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31
cha rcA Blreetory


o. P. CHURCH. Preaohingevery Sabbath.
at IL A. n, and Z P. Il. BY Rev. :. q. lr-
vine. ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2:30 r. n
PRAYER mesting every Wednesday evening.
EvAsoELIcAL CHukcH. Preaching on Sab
bath at II A. n, and II r. y. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. J. A. HOllenbaagh, pastor.
CoNoRkaATroSALC CHuRcH. Services
Sabbath at IL A. i. and = p. y. Sabbath
school at 12:l5. Prayer meeting on
Harris. pastor.
NJ. L CHURCH. SouTn. Services held
every second and fourth Sabbaths in each
month at So paufs NJ. 4. Church,
South, at IL A. II. Sabbath School at $50
P. n. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. c. Il. Carson, pastor.
III. E. CHURCH Preaching every Sabbath
81 IL a. II. aud u P. II. Song service IN
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
1t $50 P. d. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. NJ. Judy. pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening IN Church
cor. Broadalbin aud Fifth Sts. Sunday School
at 80 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac II. Condit
pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Preaching everySab-
path at w. @. I. U. Hall,at IL ANA 7;S0 p
N. Sunday School at half past 2 o'clock p.
N. Rev I Floyd, pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST Gnu RcH.-Preaching every
Sabbath at IL o'clock = m at Church on 9th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services, Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. q
Brownson, pastor,
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who pays up his subscription and con-
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OUR ALBANY ADVERTISERS.

Patronlzs men who advertise, They are alive,
They mean business They appreciate the newspaper.
They are the men 10 deal with. Following Il list
q the DEMOCRATS advertisers this week, IN Albany.
Call on them
General Merohandiso--s Young, Monteth q
setenbach, N II Allen, A u McIlwaIn.
0roosrtes--Ionman Joseph, Frank Read,
Agricultural Implemsnts= Peters blaln, w II
OcltFa, 4 Young. J Gradwohl.
Hardware Peters a Stewart, Gfadwohi
Ciothinge-L Blan.
Drags -Fsshay q Mason, Ew Langlon and Co, !.
Archls Prushaw
Stoves and Tinware- Briggs.
furnture-A woodn, brink aud Son.
Chairs-L Putnam.
Millinery Emma Schubert, Matte Allison. MAttle
Poster
seda Works -HofFnl1n and Joseph.
iron Werk-Chsrry and parkas, A y Cherry aud
Sou.
Marble Work stalger, q W Harris.
F1ouf-Red Crown Mlls Magnolia Mills.
l.umber-Albany Saw Mil.
Tobacco, Knives, etc. SAN Ceheu.
Neat-I s Roberts.
Aote-Revere House.
Restaurant=-Jas MAdy.
pulish-zH kenton,
shave or Hair Cus-L Campeauj Jos. Weber.
Lsandry-SAn Wa Ylng
Legal Advice-R Htrahan, Powell and Wlyeu,
WeAtherford, J Whitney. L II Muntanye,
Medical Adylee--0 W MAston. L Wallace. N II
nilis. J and Mary Cole,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-31

There was always more in the world
than men could see, walked they ever
90 slowly they will see Il no better
Tor going fast. We shall he obliged at
last to confess that the really precious
things are thought aud sight, not pace.
Il does . man no harm 70 go sometimes
slow, for his glory is not at all in
going, but in being.
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GEMS OF TmOUGHT.

N ature is rag merchant, who works
up every shred and ort aud end into
ne,r creations.
Life is pure flame, and we live by
an invisible sun within us.
I'm no friend to young fellows .
msrrying afore they know the difference
seveen crab and a apple; but they
nay wait Ger long.
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"Arise with the lark and with the
lark TO bed" read little boy from the
third reader. Then be stopped q mo-
men, and contemplated the picture ofa
lark at the head of the lesson. "MAm-
ma" he cried, "that lark's toe-nails are
60 long I'D be afraid TO go to bed with
him.
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DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
Ail rraln. aally. srsspi sunaar.

NoTIcE.-on and after this date regular
tickets will 10 sold at our ticket Office for
following points on Columbia river; Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, Wallula,
Walla Walla and Ainsworth.
WILL. B. RICE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
.. d O. X. y. Co.
Albany, June 18th. 1887.
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To the Unfortunate +!

Seminal Weakness, night losses By dreams, PIN
pies the face and loss Of manhood positively be
cured The sick and afflicted should not fail 70 call
upon him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively In
Europe and inspected thoroughly the various nospi
Eals there, obtaining q deal Of valuable
ton, which he iscompetent 10 in1par 70 those In need
Of his services. DR.. GIBBoN will make no charge
strictly confidential You one bu. the Doctor.
Send ten dollars for package Of medicine. Persons
writing to the Doctor viii please state the of the
paper they this advertisement in. Charges rea-
sonable. Cali or write Address DIR. ;. +. GIBBON,
Box 1851, San Francisco. The Doctor cures when
Others fail Try him VIsn43
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under-
signed has this day been appointed Ex-
ecsztOr of The last will and testament OF
1ssh B. Opp de deceased ss late nLa o. Linn
said Linn county. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby mo-
titled to present the same within ak
months from this date to the undersigned
at his residence In Shedds Station, Linn
county, Oregon or at the Office Of Wealth
erford 4 Blackburn in Albany, Oregon,
October 9th, 1884.
+, A. WATTS, Executor,
#WEATHERFoRD d. BLACKBURN,
Atty - for Executor.
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THE
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DIV. /.

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many other diseases leading to insanity and death
DR. MATTE viii agree 70 forfeit Five Hundred
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