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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-19
GLLhHS SULPHUR SOAt
FDR REM.

49, ahN~'A
DOR REHT-sToRE HOUSES. PEsI-
n dcnces, furnished, also unfurnishtd,
hats, single rooms, furnished aud vac
sr' unl In every 20 ton Of Dallas City. We
nave horac ana buggy for the succiol use
OF parties desiring o rent property, ia or
der that they mgy see what we offer with
out losing much lime + ON business NIUE
Ply & Bo ANG, Real Estate Agents and
Collectors, iO0 Main st,eet.
lIOH RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM
n with board, at 800 Patterson avenue.
keier.nee required. 1t
Il on RHNq-THE A ROOM COTTAGE
a No solve street; cistorn water APP
Ply To e. w. Lou1ou, S2l Elm street. %
EOR RkNT-FuRNISHEr HOUSE ON
u Portland steet, near St Louis street,
Within 100 feet Of Felt Railroad. WIN rent
cheap % u responsible party. Ann 4
lulyl9-t
EOR RENT - DEsiRABLE HOUSES
~ In the CcdaIs, ON Young ttre"t, tnd n
all parts or the city. LAND d THOMPSON,
Zeal Estate and Rental agents 400 syca.
more street. lulyl0At.
EoH ltEN IA HOus ~ UF 4 ROOMS
L on Weed street, between Harwo5l md
plyt2s n, NouE'DE, 1913 Elm street. 4
NOR RENr-ONE FRONT WlNuOW
4 sultahl for matchmaker Apply 7lG
Elm street july7-ti
EON BENT-OSE 'FRONT.' ROOM UP
4 stairs; suitable FOR cotton or lawyers
office. apply oltl6 klmslrceL july 7.tt
IIuB RENT a FINE BUSINEsS
4 hon O., good location, az Oh Elm stroct;
;aNlag iect Apply TO JoHH BROWNING,
10Y, Elm '.legt. lN8-m
sNOu kENt-NlCE sENEN-ROUM CGr-
i lneC, convenient 10 business, located
ON Wood strrt next 10 corn OF RruWler:
Nhltt ON premises; rent low 20 good tom
uut inquire OF NJ, = LEVY, sanreFs
Wholesale Department. lyeIf
LON RENr- HALL IN SEUUND
II story, 5ON9l feet, southwest corner OF
klm and Syc moro streets, occupied by
| Oar an q IlczeyoutN insurance agcucy;
possession givcn August !, 1855. For terms
apply TO PRAruER a AKpRY, IN Elm
stsetl. luneol-tf
L'OR RENr-NO. I STOkE-NOOM,WlTH
II rOumsl In second stOry,6l2 Pacific ave-
nue., opposite a. & Z. Doplt. Apply 10 MIR
John Browning loG Elm street jel5-lm
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Seats7
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shlr, makers, Castles Bros.
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4 DALLAS and johnson Couelic. NOW is
the time TO huy finn CHEAP EpG on easy
terms. LAND d THOMPSON, Real Estate
and Reuta Agents, 100 sycamore street
irlVfN-Tf
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lOS SALE -- ELEGANT u Hiding
4 site, On Ga.ion avenue, fronting south,
east and ajiOiliug County Clerk Hill lot
lllXSlO feet, with street on three sides
price S2,GlO. Business OF 5OXlOO feet, on
Elm street, in East Dallas. price 1850.
4 pply to MURRAY EOLAEH, Real Estate
Age { 700 Main street..
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TOR "a, E-JWO AURES OF LAND
A and very good house Of slS rooms.
good c!atorn, sud known as the Gano
Place." fronting on three streets ana
Withlh tho corporate limits OF rallies; a
splendid chance TO make a paving inylst'
ment, For particulars, appiy 10 Murphy
6 BoLANZ Real Estate Agents and Col
lg't0re, g Ma n street. II
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TOR sALE-FAkAI OF 4OJ AUkHS
4 AZ miles noyth OF Dallas on the Mil.
soGri Pacific railway, 1875 acres in GU tiy =
ton, remainder In posture AMI wood land
House OF 5 rooms, barn, etc; two peach or
chards, select varieties; also pears and
cherries; abundSnCe OF wa er. We Offer
this property low down, q small cash pay
ment and viii allow years on deferred
payments, Apply TO SIArsoE Il HUFF
MAN 73l Vim y rect n
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The best 81, s. and 81 mems calf,
high or low quarter, shoes AZ Loop
kaha's.
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EOH RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM
a with board, at 800 Patterson avenue.
Refer. uCs reuuirej II
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Ladies' suits and underwear
70 close out at cost, 20 10 Il. Bau.
mans.
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N1IinEG


NoUCE-OUR MIR. THOMPSON WILL
~ spend tho next three months In IT
louis, Chicago. Cincinnati, indianapolis
ana New York, In the interests OF our iu5-
| mess IN inducing people to purchase pro1-
erly AZ d locate In this state and I'm DslisS s.,
Persons having property to lsll or ex-
chan G viii do wei 10 call and place the
same In our hands as our fscilitIes are I'M.
equiled IN Texas. LAND x THOMPSON
Heal Estate am Rental Agents, 100 Syc4-
more street. jyGdtf-wIw
NOrI,E-LuANS NEGOTIATED. We
~ 40 cparci 10 furnish money on
first as p,lies City p!o orty, az a rea-
sontble rate OF Interest, from me to nvo
yo'rs Time NOD IN sums from $500 10 500. %
~ 0. PRO erty must DO uun-honcstCad aud
| title absolutely cloar. MURPHY & 20.
LAM, Real Estate Agents and Cole, tors,
40 Main street. Ii
NOTICE BOARD AND ROOMS - 4
AN fey persons desiring board and pleas
untly situated rooms can 10 accommodated
q, the res idonce of Mrs, II Berksiale, IN
| isAht bHl as The rooms are large and veil
ventilated and are situated ia The most de-
I slrabie locality Ia the city; convenient 10
street cars. iyl].2t
NOrlCE-TuE RED METS PIC SIC
~ Sealed proposals. for the fol owing
privileges at IN Red Mcn'8 aud Haymaks
gts ilcnlc, 10 be heldat shady View Park,
/ JulN 1O, lNs', Wlllhe received until O'CLOCK
Monday cyoulngr July J beer stand; .
ioWunado lands; lee cream and c0nfec-
t'0nyIN stand, soda fountain ANA mineral
! water, mutt stand; watermelon stand; .
I r'sAr a.mdsi ! lunch stand | dying Jen-
l nig, shooting gallery; | cane tt0ud and
I baby ltoncil knife fl e; | lung.toster
I ANA Musolo-taster. Terms ono haf rRsh
/ whom the bid iSUvardgd; the balance at
IN an day 90 the picnic, on tho Grounds.
B lue committee reserves tho dght turaoct
.uF and OH bids, Address bids 10 ]. y.
/ lliAItuEB, Chairman of Committee, No. 3
Lnhls exchange, jylfl..
As-lGNEE7s NOTICF - ii NLT.-g
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NOR SALE $3.50 PER MONTH WILL
II buy you home We offer two houses
and lots for sale at a lon pri e, and on the
above terms One house has rooms, and
the othsr 2 rooms. tot 6oXl00 feet on Cot
touwood stl eet, Apply TO SIMPeoE &
HUFFMAN, 79l Elm street,
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ETuR SALE--aO BROOD MARES FOR
A sale cheap none less than Is hands
high LAND Il GHoupsoS, 10 ,ycamoro
Et,Cei II
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Patterson's drug store, corner MAR
and Poydras, for fresh drugs.
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Depot for Hawkes. celebrated speo-
tacles and eye glasses ct
EIsENLoHR Bros. & SCHNEIDER,
Dfuggistg and German Optloiau
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For lame back, side or chest use
Snlioh's Porous Plaster. Price q
cents Sold by j. l.. Williams & Co.,
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NOR SALE.-ONE ACRE OF LAND,
II corner Of san Jacinto and Mccoy
treets. No better property or bargain IN
the market Apply to sIfPs " HUFF.
MAN, 7ll Elm street,
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Az AN LED - AGENTS IN EVERY
~ town "a Texas 90 canvas for The IT,
lust a'ed Home, q iCw large oight-page
Illustrated literary ana home journal; a
: Oh paper 10 canvas for and good com
mission; also wa { Two or three act We G-
die 10 travel and correspond pnd tolc
suhScrip ions Address G. 4 GILBERT
Abilene iyIl.Ii
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Storage for furniture and buggles,
all kinds OF goods at auction. Elmo,
Very Fine, auction commission.
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IGOR ltEN IA uOu Il UF ROOMS
~ ON Wood street, between HarwolI Uud
II 4 y. &. r. Il : p ice tl2 permonih. Az.
ply o. Is. N. NCuLrDE, 1913 Elm Srrcpf %
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nor sALE-lOOXis9 FEET on LIVE
T. OAK street, rear Adair. 2 houses on
same well. stable, etc. Frlce 'ow, terms
Elm street.
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lNOu kENr-NICE ShNEN- CEF-
4 tugC, convenient 10 business, located
ON Wood strrt next 10 corner OF BruWler:
Npitrun premises; rent low 20 good tom
uut inquire OF NJ, 3. LEVY, Sangers
Wholesale Department. 1ynIf
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70 cents will get good ladies' slip,
per at Leon Kahn's.
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Silk and stiff hats at and below COS
TO close out, at Leon Kahn's.
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M ANFhD-A HE~PONSITLE FER
w son, % lth or without tools, TO sink an
artesiaG well. "GisCo Water aId 9r eslau
Well Company Address
W, NJ. FREEMAN,
JyiS-lDt Eccretary, Cleo, Texas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-18
kicking as Usuas.

The II. A. c. ministries have reached
home. The following Is the account of
their trip given to their organ the .SfGGes~es :
"The ii. A. {. "plug hat brigade" min.
strels returned yesterday from their trip TO
the proposed terminus of the o. P," and
to Eugene. They speak very highly Of
their treatment at the latter place, where
they played TO a large and appFeciative
house of Eugene's theatre goers. They
have not 80 much to say about ALBANY,
where their house was very slim, and other
treatment not satisfactory. The bows re.
port having had nice time on their trip,
and that they feel well paid for H."
Intended for satire, the above Is not even
third-class humor. The II. A. c. minstreis
got as big house as they had any right to
expect in Albany. 1t Is such conduct a.
the above, carried through long series of
years, that has made Albany people apathet.
&c in reference to anything from Salem.
The ii. A. c. ministries have no right to
complain Of their treatment here. II was
first-class. Right here, let us say that they
gave very enjoyable entertainment. They
arc entitled to that credit but they ought
to be ashamed of themselves for kicking in
such boyish manner because they got a
small house. The following from the next
days Statesman somewhat ameIiorates mat.
ters, but not sufficiently TO induce us to
change the above
"The ii. A. c. minstrels desire the States
men to state that ali the parties with whom
they had business during their stay in AL
bany, better treatment could not have been
asked, and that II was few who by form.
ing combination, caused them to have 20
small house there"
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our Taasen. contemporaries.

We have ON our table two well gotten up
school papers recently read at the closing
exercises of the Tangent public schools, o.
c. Mcfarland. principal Both In their
mechanical and literary make up they are
not often excelled by school productions.
The Post, A. w. Moses, editor contains the
usual Introductory we'll written poem,
original entitled UBeautiful Home !" a va.
riety column, with some good hits con-
else article on "oregon," another batch of
"hits," In which our correspondents get a
benefit. A Temperance alphabet, carefully
gotten up, as we'll as some alphabetical
rhymes, bringing in most Of the students OF
the school A Sample Room article Some
Refreshments, an essay on the Deer and
spicy items generally. The Express, Bird
Luper, editor and artist, has two very neat
covers. Ii announces the following contri.
buttons Geo A Settlemire, Grant w
Smith, Miss Allie Parkinson, Miss Anna
Knighten, David s Bridgeiarmer, George
Swank, Loren b Luper, G ID knighten,
Iames G Galloway and Emery Bryan. 1t
contains its editorial, "Advice to Boys" an
essay on the "Value of Kind Words" a
poem on Loving, numerous pointed local
items, and articles headed "Do Right"
"Word to the Girls" etc. We regret the
lack of space to give extracts. The papers
speak in high terms OF the prosperity OF the
Tangent school, which has been very sue
cessful under Mr. McFarland's charge.
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The second game supper OF the Albany
Rod and Gun Club was given at the Ex.
change Hotel on Saturday evening last
Between twenty and thirty hunters with
their wives, sisters, cousins and sweet hearts,
making between fifty and sixty In all. sat
down at s. 20 to two well arranged tables.
Among the number was the eating editor OF
the DEMOCRAT, half starved Doctor and
his wife and few others, besides those
mentioned. Mrs. Murry has long had the
reputation of being the gamiest cook, or
rather the best cook Of game, In the valley.
On this occasion she sustained her repuia.
ton In manner to make the most confirm.
ed Epieures smack their lips with satisiae-
ton. Platter after platter OF dnck,--teal,
spring tail, spoon bill, widgeon and mallard,
eighty or hundred snipe, fried and in
pot pie, oyster soup. corn,celery, pics, cakes,
etcetera, disappeared before the hungry
eaters like snow In an Oregon sunshine.
until the company seemed glued to their
seats. Anticipating such an event Mr..
Charles w. Watts had been appointed editor
OF game paper. called the Albany Game
CGyoaieke, or something of that nature.
Having only eaten small supper OF eight or
ten duck, numerous snipe, etc, more or less,
he was able To get TO his feet and read the
first number of the Chyoaieie. Containing
anecdotes and personal hits with the gauI
in, It had the desired effect, and no ineon-
venience was afterwards experienced from
the large supper. An informal dance closed
all that was left of match hunt No. ,.
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Cattle stealing.

The examination of James y Stinson for
stealing three head of cattle from MIR. w,
NJ. Mcbride, of this city, from his farm near
Shedd, one day last week, took place on
Thursday night of last week, and resulted
in Stimson's being held to await the action
of the grand jury. In default of bail. he
was placed in the county Jail According
to the version of the story commonly cur
rent Sitmson sold the cattle 10 Mr.. RAIDER, a
butcher of Corvallis, who remembered
having seen them on Mr.. McBrides place
few DAYS before, and suspecting something
wrong investigated the matter. The result
was as stated. The prisoner is a son OF
Lewis Stinson, now OF Tacoma, who by the
way Is also under arrest, his offense being
the recent Chinese disturbances. Stimson Is
now at liberty, his bail, $500, having been
furnished.
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A Chauaanaua circle.


On last Friday evening, At the residence
OF Rev, S. g. Irvine, in this city. one Of the
above circles was organized with member
ship Of fifteen. r. p. Nutting was elected
President; Miss Annie Althouse, Secretary
and c. Q. Rideout, Treasurer. The circle
win hold meetings monthly, the next meet
ing TO be held at S. E. Young's on the first
Monday evening in January. All persons
interested In literature should take the
course, and jois the circle. The readings
begin with October Ist, but one eommenc.
ing before January Ist can easily ''catch up
before the end of the year. Prosperous
circles are also running In Portland, East
Portland, Salem, The Dailes, Ashland and
PendIeton, as well as in some of the w, T.,
cities. Every place in the East Of sufficient
size now has its organization.
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MARRIED.


CR RABB-CIIASTI the Revere
House, in Albany, on Sunday, Dec. ] Sth,
rSSg, by George Humphrey. i. p NiRy
Iosgpf CRAna and Miss MINNIE CifAs-
TAIN, both of Linn county.
WEBSTER -PARRISH--At the resi-
dence of w. W. Crowder, in Albany, on
Monday, Dec 18th, 1855, BY George
Humphrey, ]. r., MIR. ANTHONY WEB-
srER and NAoMA PARRISH, both of Linn
county.
FROMAN--DICkEY.--At the residence
Of the brides father, in Albany,on Thurs
day, Dec. 10th, 1855, By Rev. w Har-
ris, MR. HoRAcs Il. FRoMAN and MISS
MINNIE +, DIcKnY both Of Linn county,
T,rhe DEMOCRAT extends this worthy
Young couple congrat ulations and best wish
es for prosperity in life.
YOUNGER R-GALRR AITI- In Browns
vile, on Dec. 10th, 1883, at the residence
Of Henry Mcfarland, Mr.. CHARLES III.
YOUNGER and Miss LENA GALBRAITfs
both Of Brownsville.
TThe DEMOCRAT extends hearty congrat-
ulations,
SCAMMON -INGRAM,--0n Dec. 18th,
1856. at the residence of the brides par
ents In Albany, BY Rev. r. q. Browrsons
MR. Il. ID. ScAAIaIoN,of w. II. and Mss
IRNN1E INGRAM, of this city.
EMERY MATTHEW'S. On Wednesday.
Dec. roth, 1885,, at the residence Of and
by Rev. S. G. Irvine, ID. d., MIR. JANEs
Nj. EMERY, Of Corvallis, and MISS IsTTA
4. MATHEWS, of Albany.
IThe happy couple will so to house keep
| inc at once on the farm of the groom's
| father. near Corvallis, lii this county, where
| it i the earnest desire Of their many friends
| IN Linn and Benton counties that they may
meet with the success their many good qual-
tiles entitle them to. We extend congratu
llations.l
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amE w. Y. 4 q. u. m

Albany's subscription paper 70 the exten'
sion Of the Willamette Valley and Cascade
K. r. better known as the @. p. was COM
pleted on Friday evening Of last week, the
necessary $4o,ooo being raised. The papei
was been presented TO President Hogg, who
on Wednesday, wrote to the committee here
asking for 4 change In the conditions Of the
proposition, such ns striking out the prosis.
ION In reference to the repair shops so that
the $4,000 Il to be paid when the road
reaches Albany and the depot Is built. A
subcommittee has been appointed to confer
with Col. Hogg and revise the proposition.
The people oil Albany have every reason 10
believe that the final result VIII be the
bringing OF the road here. As u result there
Is a growing confidence In an era OF pros.
perity for our city and county. Below we
give the list Of subscribers TO the fund In full
and as nearly correct as such Il long list can
very well be given. The different amounts
are payable IN cash, water powers, rights OF
kssn a. kyss
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cOuneli E'rssesAlAs..
December Sth, iSss.

Dccembcr Sth, 1855.
Present--all but Foshay.
Recorder was ordered to have an Ordln.
anee drawn and presented ut meeting Dec.
asnd, providing for the levying of assess.
ment on property Of persons who had not
made the street Improvements ordered by
Council Sept. sand.
Street Commissioner was ordered 10 re.
move surplus dirt on Calipooia street along
the sewer from Third TO Fifth streets.
The Committee on Streets recommended
following repairs
Filling Of holes on Fourth street between
washington and Maple. Repairing Of side.
walk on Fourth ST., Montgomery TO Lyon,
Repairing sidewalk south side Fourth St,
Ferry to Maple. Fill mud hole on Wash.
ington between Blocks "a and tS.
Required notices ordered given on adop.
ton OF report.
Petition from taxpayers adjoining Fifth
ST, for side walk along south line OF said
Fifth ST., Baker ST. to Thurston St. grant.
cd, crosswalks not to be built until property
owners had built walks.
Recorder ordered to advertise for bids for
repairing Albany Engine House No. and
Hook and Ladder House.
The following bills were ordered paid f:
g. W. Burkhart, $6.2s N. !. IIenton,
$I9.sS l.. Thomas, $l74o.
Bills referred Louis Miller, SI6.3S
a. b. McIlwain, $7o.oo g. w. Burkhart,
S51.7o n. J. Henton, $500.
December nth, 1855.
Present all but Isom and Rideout.
The Mayor and Recorder presented their
canvass OF vote OF city election resulting as
already published in the DEMocRAT.
The Recorder was ordered to grant Ger.
tificates to the Mayor, Recorder, and AL.
dermen for two years from January 4th,
1886, and to the Treasurer and Marshal for
one year from that date.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Perry Conn retarned from California i.st
Monday.
DR. Ed Clark, 81 Portland, has been ia TIE
city this week.
JW Chamberlain has moved to Dallaz,
Polk county to reside.
Capt Il Lanning il spending two or three
weeks in San Francisco.
Deputy Sheriff Charlton is out through the
county collecting taxes this week.
VIM Marks, of Lebanon left evidences OF
bis regard for the DEaocRAT at this Office the
brat d the week
Mr. Curt Winn, Prof Lonsways assistant
in the Scio public schools spent Saturday
and Sabbath IN this city.
Billy Parker, Of the Bay, was in the city
the first Of the week on his way home from
the State printing Office at Salem
FA Watts, has been in the city this week
attending.to tho settlement Of the estate Of
his mothsr, Mrs : d Haley, deceased.
Geo If Afford, OF Muddy slipped in on us
and shed Democratic beams profusely from
Democratic coantenance last Monday.
DIR w Capps. il now located at Ia GTande,
where he deserves good practice. Mrs
Capps, who Is now in this city, will soon
join MIN.
Mr. Milton Houston returned last Monday
from Blalock, where he has been visiting his
boys, and as well for his health. Heis much
better than when he left here. He reported
cold weather through i. q.
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CURmnxr EVENTS.

Sixty votes were cast Ia the Newport
election. That indicates population OF
about 600
Everywhere Bill Nye goes some news
paper tries TO get even with him by giving
him send off In his own high flown, be-
witchlng style. The many attempts made
are exceedingly humorous.
Snow has begun falling In w. +. This
should be Oregon's off winter.
The Jacksonville 7Ymes says AL. Carey IL
doing the honors at the "Sunny Side" In
that city probably the same AL who used
to be here.
AT the election In Astoria about 500 votes
were cast That just about tallles with the
population claimed for that city.
The population Of Iowa increased 10 per
cent during the last FIVE years.
A confectioner In an Eastern city makes
money by allowing his customers to eat
what confectionery they want for az cents,
In nine cases out OF ten. II takes quite a
candy eater to get Away with that amount
under the Eastern priees
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En pnvI 0Tefnoasm a1 east ~ l.. uiasai
OO oO = - Pareata will please take noslcs.


Tangent school has O. pupils /; OF which
20 were neither absent nor tardy, during
month ending Dec. nth, following merit
their good standing through punetual at
tendance, perfect lessons and good conduct.
Number of studies OF each given
Allie Parkinson. 7. 100 Bird Lupcr. =,
100 Amasa Moses. q. 700 /; Georgia Set
tlamirc. s, 100 George Simpson. 5, 100 ;
Sadie Smith, 4. 100 !; Leila knighten, 9, 100;
Dena Bridgefarmer, 9, % Samuel Moses,
{, % Maud Beard, s, % Mary simpson,
{, %; Trixie Morgan, 6, oS ! David Bridge.
iarncr, S. 81 claud Beard, S, 81 Josie
nIosin. Mosss, 5 % % Eas tenS sns MSron 5as
Simpson, {. os Elmer Dannals, s, os; Ada
Knightcn, 6, 0s.
o. C. McF FARLAND,
Teacher
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-18
worth contemplating.

At Halsey 50 cents ispaid for wheat. At
Peoria, few miles distant g cents Is paid.
The wherefore is an interesting one. Halsey
Is on the o. & c. X. r. Peoria II on the
Willamette River, on which the boat of the
Willamette & Cascade r. r. steans. At
Parker's the price of wheat Is IS cents,
caused by cheap transportation. At Cor
wallis 1t is 63, and at Albany It Is only 90.
Linn county farmers, with much reason do
not like to see this difference against their
wheat stored in Albany warehouses. The
subject contains granary of food for re-
Election.