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a Genuine French Restaurant.

Parties wishing a good table dhote din
ner should cali at Brooches new and elegant
dining parlors S2l Fourteenth street north
west, near the franklin Square. Dinner
75 cents, breakfast Go cents, lunch % cents;
20 meal tickets for $40. Chicken and lob
ster salads, croquettes, pates, beef tea, con-
somme, etc., prepared carefully in small or
large quantity. Orders promptly attended
to. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. Estab-
lished in 1876.
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There was large crowd present last night
at the opening OF the fair for the benefit OF
the Church of the Fatherland, and the fair
was opened by addresses from Senator Con
ger, Representative James and Mr.. Heron
of New York. Many articles were disposed
of at good figures The Guild, au organiza-
lion with the church and in charge OF Mrs.
DR.. Pilgrim, Mrs. llomrlghaus and Miss
Frebus, has an attractive table, and will be
presided over during the week by the fol-
lowing named ladies; Lizzie Wagner, Betty
Artes, Emma Artes, Lulu Martin, Louisa
Schmidt, Dora Vicrkorn, Minnie Fey, Katie
Vogel, Dora Lippold, Lille Sonneman, Liz
zie Pitt, Laura Obcrheim, Minnie Martin,
Mamie Vogelweyd, Lizzie Little Lille Fisher,
Ella Hazelbush, Mary Hazelbush, Katie
Mattem, Lizzie Dill.
ST. JACoD's OIL cured DR.. Richard Ober-
1anpInp Of n ,iNein Ca Of 1nia
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CITY SPECidLS.


Madras Curtaining, 25c. per yard; Poles,
with brass trimmings, 2Oc. each; cherry
platform Rockers, $3.50; Smyrna Mats,
95c.; /, 900 Tapestry Hearth Rugs, 81; 1900
Tapestry Mats, 49c. Metria Rugs, 81 to
SlbO. JULIus LASsBURGu, 315 7th st.
The Washington critic., 1886-03-30

In purchasing monthly supplies remem-
Der you can get cans sugar corn, Csc; 4
pounds new prunes, Csc; 8 pounds Califor..
MIA cherries and plums, 25c. can; dried
peaches 25c.; choice roll butter fresh ar
rival), 25c.; creamery, 25c. aud 35c., .
pounds for 81. The best qualities OF meats
In the market. Wixom's Market Store,
d36 Ninth street northwest
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The Baltimore a Ohio Railroad

are quoting the following rates: To Chi
cago, sl3; TO Louisville, Sl4,5O; to st. Louis,
$3.50; to Cincinnati, 81; to Indianapolis,
low rates to all points In the West, North
west and Southwest Fast limited express
trains, with through parlor and sleeping
cars to destination. Time to Chicago 23
hours, Cincinnati l6 hours, st. Louis 81
hours, Indianapolis 81 hours and Pittsburg
10 hours. Limited train for Chicago and
Pittsburg leaves Washington at 9;43 q. m.
daily and for Cincinnati. st. Louis and
indianapolis at p. m. daily. Consult
ticket agents B. &. o. X. X. before purchas
avenue aud station, corner Of New Jersey
avenue and q street.
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THE IITEtTItES.

ALBAuGn's-Lydia Thompson in "oxy-
gen."
NATroNAr.-"Storm Beaten"
BIJoU-"The Bad Boy.n
HERzoG's I ON Cabin"
DINE MUsEuM-Needham and Kelly's
Comedy Company.
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The Foreign wheat Market.

LONDON, March 30.-Wheat, Off coast,
steady; on passage, steady. Corn, of coast,
nothing offering; on passage, steady.
LIVERPOOL, March 30.--Prices un-
changed. Corn slow. Lard unchanged.
Petroleum.
b. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following OIL quotations.:
Closed yesterday, 732 opened to-day, 73l;
highest, 73s lowest, 71s ;2:l5, 7ls.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner
Eighth and + streets:
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Paper Hanging in All Its Branches.

assortment OF every new design and quail
ity of wall papers, shades, &c, / would be
pleased to have parties to call and examine
my superb stock Of handsome.n useful
wares and obtain my uniform , " prices
before buying elsewhere. No )l l st ock to
select from. New goods and new store
and experienced paper and curtain hang
ers to do the work. Good ready-made
shades at 40c., spring rollers at 50c.; hand
some spring-roller shades made to order
with ornaments for 75c. George s. Dom,
1924 Seventh street northwest
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Spring and summer Opening.

The attention of the ladies of Washing
ton is particularly invited to the grand
opening Of spring and summer goods which
is announced to take place on Thursday of
establishment of Mr.. Il. G. Davis, No. 7l9
Market Space. His stock is one OF the
finest in quantity and quality ever brought
to this city, and includes all of the latest
and most attractive styles In silks, sateens,
wool suitings, Ondine cloths, linens, laces,
corsets, Jerseys, handkerchiefs and other
fancy goods pertaining to feminine attire.
The Washington critic., 1886-03-30
SEE j. JAY GouLD's Easter ad. in the Sta
.AIderney Dairy wagons

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In ! lb "Ward"
prints, 45c. per ID. Also cottage cheese (;
buttermilk and sweet milk, sc. per qt.
Cream, l6c per pg.
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Choice Flowers Mt Low Prices.
c.. +. Hale, florist, no 14th street n. W.
Funeral designs speciality.
Furniture, Carpets, BIanIxets,

Comforts ana general house-furnishing
goods sold on easy weekly or monthly pay
nlents at John Smiths Installment House,
1l3 New Jersey avenue northwest.
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UNDERWRITERS
w II. sPEARE.

w Il. SPEARE,
u N ID E r. IT "A * e ER,
04O II Street Northwest.
Everything strictly first-class and on the
most reasonable terms. Camp Chairs TO hire
for all occasions.)
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Thermometer readings for March 80, 1886:
3 a. M, 40o.e; "a. M, 41o.1 II a. m, 430.4'
March 90: Mean temperature, 4O'V; max
imum, 42e, 8; minimum, 81 a; mean relative
humidity, 94.3; total precipitation, .41 inch.
The Washington critic., 1886-03-30
The EnthcrIand EnIr.

DR.. BULLS CoUGu SYRUP cures croupy
cough that sounds so like nails driven into
the child's coffin.
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For Tuesday, Julius Lansburgh,

315 Seventh street, will offer 5000 pairs
Lace Curtains, 81, $l.25 and s.. so, reduced
from double the price.
The Washington critic., 1886-03-30

ST. JAcoD's OIL cured DR.. Richard Ober.
laender Of Leipsic, Germany, of neuralgia.
The Washington critic., 1886-03-30
WASHINGTON CRITlC
VEdTUER INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy
weather and rain; winds generally easterly,
becoming variable rising, followed during
Wednesday by falling temperature; falling
barometer.
For Wednesday, local rains are indicated
for the Middle Atlantic States, generally
followed by fair weather.
The Washington critic., 1886-03-30
Our Entire Spring Stock is Now
Ready.
Saks & Company,
Seventh st. and Market Space.

Not the Smallest Of Our Depart
mcnts is the
The Washington critic., 1886-03-30

Our Stock is Ready
Don't you want Spring Overcoat
Price $500?
We don't claim that these are pretty, but
they are intended to fill a want.
Don't you want n Spring Overcoat,
Price SCOOP
We can't give you everything In tcn.dol-
ours for that price.
Don't you want Spring Ovorooat,
Price S12.OOP
our Si2 ovorcoats are mado to give as much
value as possible to the trade that puts more
stress on matter than manner.
Don't you want a Spring Overcoat,
Price $15.OOP
Here is where you get both style and quail.
ity, mainly Intended for young men who re-
quirc style us principal element.
Don't you want n Spring Overcoat,
Price SCOOP
The customers for 500 spring overs prefer
plainness, richness, not gaudiness. Ours
meet that requirement.
Don't you want a Spring Overooat.
Price S25.OOP
The higher you 60 the palmer the styles, but
on the other hand, the finer the work and the
richer the trimming See ours.
Don't you want u Spring .overcoat,
Price $4,000
sun anu SUN OulS dJ tudL
price are lined all through with the best of
silk that lasts as long as the garment Is re-
quired.
Don't you want a Spring Overcoat,
Price s.?
We shall be pleased to show you ours
whether YOU purchase or not.
Boys Spring 0vercoats from SIS.
Our Entire Spring Stock is Now
Ready.
Saks & Company,
Seventh st. and Market Space.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

Messrs. SomDaers g. Butler who
have been working with the logs on
Curtis Island have gone on a trip up
tho Mckenzie tO look for timber.
They have contracted to cut million
feet Of logs this winner for the Salem
Millss The logs win be driven to
Salem next Summer via the Nc
Kenzie and Willamette rivers.
Threshing is nearly all done in this
vicinity. Heury Brothers finished
their contracts yesterday and Bishop
& BYRON will get done some time
this week, they being the last to get
done,
Hop picking begins this week.
Growers talk some Of paying forty
cents per box for picking but it is not
settled yet what they Will pay.
Miss Helen Douthit Of Eugene
City, 10 visiting Miss Nellie Locke at
present
Misses Ella and Bonnie Thompson
go to Salem next week to attend
SCHOOL at tue Academy or the sacred
Heart.
Chapter /. There was ball at the
Hop House last Friday evening and
there is TO be a social party In the
neighborhood next Friday evening.
To be continued.
The postmaster has recently ex-
ecuted new bonI having held the
Office for five years and that being the
limit for fourlh-cIass postmasters
without new bondz.
We would all 90 to the circus il we
had complimentary tickets. Some
Of US will 60 anyhow.
Ned Taylor sold span Of horses
last week, did not learn at what
figure.
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Jobs II ,,f'oaa >Ilt-i "a {. snake
ast ~esk sapai thsee ts- laag, havlne
s Ssailies and burton.
Flu R,hsrts, tho is w0fkiag u ganl
of Chinamsn between the ,wo S,nIiams
was over last week aud reports that he
has cleaned the grass aud debris from
al but two miles Of the track in "the
forks."
Mr.. John Lsedy will atsrt his steam
SAW mill this week. Hs has the con-
tract for saving 100000 feet Of lumber
for the bridges. The bridges will 80 in,
hurah.
A. A. Ba.hor Is learning the art Of
,elegrapby. IIs viii begin work on
MS new resileocs here this week.
Wheat is worth so cents per bushel
here.
The cleaner is running day aud night.
Mr.. Spicer will huild sheds TO bis
warehouse to hold sacked gain in.
Bsra, - Ne vile of Gin, H4rdman,
Ansns u, = daughter. The wife and
child are doing well and Clint is con-
valsscent.
A post offic has been granted at
Lebanon Juaclion, with NJ. Hammack
as Nasby.
]. Wallace had 90 days run with
his machins and threshed an average Of
1850 bushels psr day. His is BofialO
Pitts.
Mr. Hammack who has a Minnesota
Chief made an average Of 1900 bushels
per day on twenty days run.
The bridges on the canal between
here and Lebanon Junction are in a
very unsafe condition. Those whose
duty it is to repair them should do 70
at once for life il at stake while they
remain as they are. LEAD PENCIL.
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WoAk has nov begun ou The Mar.
low Gauge railroad bridges and no
doubt they will have than 50 trains caa
be ruaning in tho forks of the Santiam
Ia few weeks.
Tue 0. P. surveyors arc at work near
Seio, running u line about 2 mites FROM
the town. IL will DO very unsatisfao-
tory 70 the people If they should build
the road on the survey now made.
D. p. Mason, Hub, Bryant, Mr..
Clarke aud Hon. j. X, Weath srford.
all Of Albany, were IN the city on SAT-
nrday, aud Sunday returning home.
Mrs. Brooks, daughter of II. Pent.
land Of The Dalles, 10 In town visiting
Oats we're quoted at 3S cts. Satnr'
day; wheat 81 cts
Crops have made good yield con
sidering everything, excepting hax which
will not average over 8 bushels per acr,
Most If our hop men are makins
arrangements for the p!cksrs ut 80 cts
per box. Some Of them have contract
ed their hops at Is cts. per pound, ant
it stands them in hand to be close now
Archie johnson was in Salem Sun
day. Yours truly, j.
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CUTTING RELEASED.

Cattiug, the American editor, who
was arrested some time ago on Mexican
soil by Mexican officers on a charge Of
pubiishiOga libel against one Medina,A
Mexican, after months delay in car
rying on spirited diplouaticcon,est be.
tween the two countries, has been re-
leased by mandate from the superior to
the lower court Of chihuahua in which
Cu.,ing was tried aad sentenced TO the
penitentiary. The ground upon which
The decree Of the supreme court Of Chi
huahua is based is because the man
Medina, who was libsled refused or in the
Language Of the judge, "desisted" from
prosecuting suit against Cutting for
civil damages to which be was entitled.
But the release was evideatly for the
purpose Of avoiding hos,iiities with tho
United States.
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AxarmER exE

Acting SECRETARY FairohiIde, Of ths
Treasury department at Washington
haa issued another call for the rsdomp-
tion Of United States bonds. This
time it is for $l5.000.0oO. oaly last
week we recorded cali for $4,000 900
and nov horo Is another call for $l5,-
100000, aud hints arc thrown out that
this latter is 20 bs followed by another
very aoon Of sl5,OOO,0OO. Altogether
these democratic officials give the small
fry republican Journals hardly time DO.
tween calls to catch their breath, but
true 10 their duty as they understand
Il, they utiliza what time they have be-
tween calls to denpuuoe the administrA.
tion for not paying OF the public debt
faster Well, let these folks grumble
as it is the best they can do. but pay of
che national debt as fast IS il can bs
dome
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Gram Is commencing to come ia
quite fast as most people are done
threshing.
The tailoring establishment con-
nected with the b. w. M. Co., shut
down last Saturday for awhile.
Mr.. Csc. Overton and wife return.
ed from Albany Tuesday.
Mr.. James Smith and family start
ed for their home in PrinevilTe Tues
day.
s. P. Barger was ia Albany Tues
day.
Miss Allie Temple of Rock Hill, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. j..
Bishop.
Mr.. Geo. Coshow went to Salem
Monday.
Prof. Strange, our future teacher,
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Burtch of Portland, is here
visiting his brother r. Burtch, con-
ductor on the o. r.. N. co.
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DoAT YOKGET IT.

We will furnish the DEMocRAT, the
NeW York Weekly World, the Ameri-
can Farmer and history Of the
United States, a book Of 800 pages,
all for the marveIous!y low price Of
1926. This Ufer Is 70 aII old sub
scribers who pay up all arrearages
and one year IN advance as well as
new subscribers. The regular price
Of the three papers and The history Is
$3.50 but we furnish all for S3.25.
So liberal an offer was never before
made.
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SheriT's Sale.

IN The Circuit Court Of The State of 0rsgo
for UDadtilia County.
L White. 8 White and VIM Lauer. mart
DcTs doing business under the firul nams
and style Of L White u Co., Plaintiff.
vs..
r e Wilson, Defendaat.
NOTICE Is hereby given that bv v,r.rs
1N Of an execution issues ont az ths
above named Court in the above entitled
action and to me directed and delivered /
have lowed upon and on Saturday the
18th day Of August, 1886, at one O'clock
p. m. at the Court House door In Albanv
Linn county, Oregon at public auction for
casn ~ nand TO the highest bidder, / will
seli All the right title and Interest OF the
aDovenamed Defendant, X. q. Wilson Ia
following described real property, to-wit |.
Lots numbered one, two, seven and elght
Ia Block NO. 81 In the town OF Halsov.
Linn county, Oregon. Also beginning III
th6 s0utheast corner Of the donation and
claim Of Nicholas Miller ana wife. afar~
Miller, in Section %, To i8, s. r 4. west IN
Linn county, oregon, and running thence
west 2O:hS chains thence north sls a.,
west 1895 chains thence north 40.73
chains thence east 37.44 chains thence
south 81 chainsto the place of beeinnino
containing 100 acres. Also the east half az
the donation land claim OF John Wilson
and mehala Wilson, his wife. being Not
No. 1857 and claim No. 20 In TIP I8, SRI
west in Linn county, Oregon. The bro.
ceeds Of sale to be applied First to thA
payment of the costs and disbursements
heretofore accrued, to-wit, 863 So and the
costs Of sale. Second to the payment 81
Plaintiffs claim to-wit, S9D3 and interaet
1t 10 per cent per annum from October
18th, 1885.
Dated this Goth day Of July, 1885.
ID. s. EMzaR,
ShorIfrof Linu county, Oregon,
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aa4I - slls 81

The celebrated Silbon family, who rejoice
in the soubriquet Of ''the SIC. 900 challenge
aerialists OF the world" arc one Of the big
cards with W. w. Coles New Colossal
Shows. which appear hero on Friday, Sep
tember 81. The Silhons are probably the
best known aud admired u any gymnasts
in the business, and their approaching ap.
pearanccs in the city will attract no little in.
terest. Their act Is Of such q novel and
artistic character, aud their movements 10
full Of grace. that the most timid Of ladies
can look upon il without any feeling OF fear
for the daring performers. There are four
members Of the Silbon family, three brothers,
Charles, Walter and Master Eddie, and a
sister, Miss Kate. They come from a
famous family of English acrobats. The
present is their last American season.
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cEOTmrxu Ar mcrLwArs's.

Mr.. A, u. MoIlwain has oponed the doors
OF his west store room. Rnd will now devote
y 10 clothing, furnishing goods and hats.
Ia those linea he proposes 10 keep q Il rst
class and complete stock. With oil the ia
oilities, he will make q speciality Ia thia part
Of bis establishment Of these lines. Buying
from The East, with low freighta, he viii Of
fer bargains rarely obtained. All he wants Il
tor the public 10 exaanine his stock and
prices. Do not buy clothing, furnishing goods
or hats without iirst calling at tho new and
large clothing department Of
A. d. MoILwAfs's.
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a EKIpGe.

An extended communication in
reference to the building of bridge
at Waterloo VIII appear in our next
iss.e Q. We lack space this week.
There is no doubt bridge is
very much needed at that place, and
II the county Is financially prepared
to build il, we see no reason why it
should not be done, The banks CT
the river At Waterloo are high and
rocky and It is just az safe aud suit
able a foundation as could he desired.
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FARMERS |
BEFORE YOU BUY
A RIGHT TO ANY GATE,
BE SURE AND SEE
MANON'S WHEEL
GATE!
PATENTED JUNE g. 1886.

The superior points sofoxcelloncy claim ;
cd for this gato are:
The running gear can be attacked TO
any common gate.
Any Intelligent boy OF iG who IL "handy
with tools' can make the cato or attach
the running gear 10 another gate.
The entire cost of tho gate need not OK.
ceed 50 the purchaser furnishing and
setting the poata lin the ground or frame,
- dosired) and hanging the gate,
No high posts are needed,
No extra framing IL needed at the bottom,
All the running gear IL 1T the top, hence
II cannot become cIogged with mud, snow
or trash OF any kind.
II docs not fold up nor Tip over TO scare
horses,
II requires but little force 10 operate IL ,
IL foot gate rising only one.third Of an
inch 70 each foot Ut opening, and the en-.
tire rising and falling Is only inches, aud
this on wheels or rollers.
II uses no lever or complicated machin.
cry.
There Is no need u arms, though they
can be used If desired.
II never gets out OF order 30 as 10 hinder
ITS working.
If the opening and shutting gear Is all
broken or removed. II Ii still tsla best gatc
made 20 open and shut by hand.
II faslens and locks Itself 80 a. 20 be
hog and stock proof.
II can bo opened and shut without gol-
ting OF q horse or bicycle, or out OF a
wagon.
IL Is the simplest In construction, the
| easiest to operate. the cheapest 10 make,
and the best cato ia existence.
Rights will be sold as cheap or cheaper
than for any good gate.
No other Kale has half 80 many excel
ent and superior points.
4 few minutes examination will prove
the truth Of these statements.
Go and see model &C Peters Il Stewards,
| Albany. OR,
Local agents wanted I'm every town ol
the countyto make and sell gates.
g. n. MATTOON,
| Albany. Or. Ganl Act for Linn Co
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It seems to be pretty clearly settled
that the Chicago and Northwestern
people have concluded to push on
their lines to make connection with
the o. P. and the o. P. have conctud-
ed to push on their line to connect
with the @. N. w. lines and that
the whole matter Is mutual and wen
understood by both parties, and the
people Of Albany say, good.
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The undersigned will sell all kinds Of
umber and cedar fence posts at the follow
ing stations on the Marrow Gauge Railroad,
Leng's, Lawaon and Bellyille. Persons build
ing houses or barns can have bills cut and
delivered at any of tha above stations on
short notice. Lumber is Of the very best
quality, the logs being brought from the fine
timber regions on the Mckenzie River.
WIN. e. SPIcER.
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crawrsra. rl.e.osraplsr, Alsany. or.

have all the negatives taken by A
B. Paxton and any one can haYe dupli.
Gates from their negatives by addressing
us, at tie following prices: Card size, 42
per dozen, cabinet size, So per dozen, bou-
dours, 50 per dozen. / keep the finest
line Of Oregon views In the west. Cata-
iogue furnished on application. Copying
and enlargiDg old pictures a speciality.
J.. @. CRAWFORD.
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Carpets Arrived.

An exceedingly large stock Of carpets in
all qualities has just been received by Mon.
teith 4 Seitenbach, The assortment EN-
braces the newest patterns and coIorings
These goods ara being offered at very low
prices. People wanting crrpets should not
fail to see them.
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DIR. ]. r. Tate, Dentist, will practice one
day In each week at each of the following
named places Lebanon on Tuesday,
Halsey on Thursday, Jefferson on Friday,
and will be prepared To perform operations
without pain. He will be at bis office IN
Albany on Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urdav
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August APPeRTIoSmEsT.

Following is the apportionmont OF the
school funds in this county ~ prepared by
County Superintendent ID v 5 Reid
Amount per capita Of the state fand, 90
cents aud = fraction less than 3 mills, aud =
faction less than 60 cents Of the county
fund
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Raaey Goods.

The place 20 get fancy goods Of all kinds.
Is At MellwAin's. Iia apring stock Ia here,
aud there IL no discount on its being tirst-
class Bs,gtins offered
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Meney 90 I.oan.

We have money to loan on Real Estate
securlty In sums to suit, for term OF five
years Call on or address,
BuRKHARr Il KEENEy,
Real Estate Agents, Albany, Oregon.
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Every one on the go, ladies arriving oy.
cry mipute at the store Of Montsith a Sci
tenbach. Each and all are making their
opRng selections OF dress goods, fancy goods,
etc., in fact everything new anu attractive
can be found there. 50 if you want pointer
memorize this and give them call.