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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27
Atlanta Mouths .Onnn.

, Blk months ago NE had no demand FOR
BIB. D., but now our retail demand Is such
That we are forced to buy In gross lots. We
attrionte she rapid and enormous demand
TO the comparative siaeand prlcsof B. d. b,
lbSing largo bottles for 81, ard liz posi-.
Tive merit. 1t sells we'll and gives our Gus.
: TONERS entire satisfaction. Our salos have
snereased 80 per cent. within a few month";,
JACoDs PHARMACY,
per Fred b. Palmer, II. d.
ATLANTA. sumo IL, 1885.
During tho past few months / have given
y: ID. b. severe tests In the euro of Blood
DiSeRs<s, and unhesltAtingly pronounce IL
g safe, snre, harmless and speedy Blood
Purifier, fully meritlng the confidence OF
tho public, by customers are delighted
with Its effects, and the demand has 80
wonderfully Increased that l have been
compelled to buy by the grogs, as IL Is the
BnsT selling blood remedy 1 handle.
w. A. GRAaAM, Druggist.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27
E7.RIlE5NDl"
EGSi. Ea2RKIAlEMgIgNH

Not only shorteH3
he time OF labor and
.cSScns the intensity
'oi pain, but, 1t
greatly diminishcs the
danger to lite of both
mother and child, and
leaves the mother in n
condition highly ia
yorahlc to speedy re-
'covcry, and far less
liable to nooding, col.
WILSON'S, and other
alarming sy
incident 10 slow or
painful labor. Its
truly wonderful emca-
,cy in this respect en-
titles it to be called
NJ o Il " Is RS
FRIEND anC to be
ranked rs one Of the
life. saving remedies
,Ui the nineteenth cen
ltUry.
From the nature of
the case it will Of
course be understood
That we cannot pub
lioh certificates con-
corning this REMEDY
without wsunding the
delicacy ofthc writers.
Yet We have hundreds
Of such testimonials on
file, and no mother
who has once used 1t
Will ever again be
without it in her tiine
of trouble.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27

Investigations made by the Chi
cago police and detectives have dis
closed the fact that the anarchists of
that city-composed largely of Ger
man speaking people-have been ell
gagged in manufacturing dynamite
bombs and experimenting with other
Internal machines, for the purpose, as
they declare, of destroying the militia
and blowing up the large public build
ings when the "great revolution"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27

Gold is said to be scattered all
through the rocks in the northern por-
ton OF Spartanburg, and some shrewd
Speculation may yet step In and realize
handsomely,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27
ADYINK TO

MRS. WIEsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should al
ways be used for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens tho gums, allays ali pain,
cnrcs wind collie. and Is tho best remedy for
harThnea. twenty-five cents a bottle.
Julyf4Ltyl
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27

y prominent physician lately remarked
To the proprietor, that II it were admissible
to make public the letters we receive, the
"MothciS' Friend" world out"cll anything
on the market.
GENTLEMEN:-DUing my career in the
practice of medicine | usr;. your "MOTu-
ER'S FRIEND" in q great number of
cases, with Ihc happic,t results in every
instance. Ii makes labor easy, hastens de-
lVcry ana recovery, and INSuRES SAFETY
TO BOTH MOTHER AND CHILD. No woman
can be induced to 90 through the ordeal
without it after once using it.
Yours truly,
II. 4. PENNINGTON, Nj. ID.
Palmetto, Ga, June 10, 1894.
send FOR our Treatise on ''IIcalth and
Happiness Of Woman" mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27
Did you Sup

pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses? 1t is for inaamma-
tion Of all flesh.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27

In the suit Of Thos. II. Stringham
against Mrs. A Il. Stewart to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries which he
received while in her employ Oh u
farm at Garden City, l.. L., which was
tried in the Kings County Supreme
Court, the jury returned n verdict of
$4,000 in favor Of the plaintiff.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27

Madame Louise Mourcy, who
with Mr.. Stead, editor of the Pail
Mall Gazettc, and others, was con-
victcd in November last, in connection
with the liza Armstrong abduction
case, aud was sentenced to six months
Imprisonment, died las; week III Mill
Eank prison, London.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
hI.s white.

Miss Narcissa f. White, who was sent to
this Coast by the National w. c. T. L., ar
rived in Albany on last Saturday. In the
afternoon of that day she spoke at the NJ.
Z. Church to the members of the Albany
w. c. I. u. On Saturday and Sunday
evenings Miss White lectured at the Court
House before crowded houses. Among
those who have been in Albany from the
National Society we consider Miss White
second to only Miss Willard. She has an
easy, convincing, magnetic style few speak
ers possess treats her subject in an enlight-
ened manner, holding her audience in such
a way as to show her words are being ap-
preciated. Nowadays people seem to sit on
nettIes so much that It is refreshing to hear
one who can make us forget our prickly
seat Miss White isversatile in her tenn
Perance ideas. She takes the scientific side
with ability, and ii is one which must at
tract attention she knows the best social
points, and is up on prohibition. Her lee
lures altogether are ones which will leave a
marked impression wherever delivered, and
that is a compliment of the highest order
to be made in these careless days
Miss White was in Washington Territory
during the session of the Legislature, and,
principally through her energies, local op-
ton law and one requiring the teaching of
temperance hygiene, were passed. After
making tour through Oregon she will go
East
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
Roek MIN sesseI.

a FIVE moFths school closed al Rock
Hill on Friday, Feb s6th, under the efIici.
ent management of Mr.. j. T.. Eastman.
On last Saturday evening, March 9th an
entertainment was given At the school house
by the school assisted by Mr. II Parrish
and wife, Mr. Chas Farrow their singing
teacher, E Eastman and Miss Effic Miller.
The program was interspered with music
by Messrs LaFarge, Hogan and Richard
son. To speak Of each piece in detail would
take too much space, so We will simply give
the program. Our correspondent says he
might add that the entertainment reflect.
ed great credit on all connected with IT,
The following was the program
Declamation-Hayes Temple.
Recitation-No Miller.
Recitation -Nettie Dodge.
Declamation-M Maurice Jackson.
Recitation3Eiya Richardson.
Dialogue Inez and Clarence Depew.
Recitation-Je Jennie Blackburn.
Deciamation-Geo Mills.
Defamation Martin Klum.
Reeitation-Allie Temple
Declanation-D Blackburn.
Dialogue Vader and Harry Depew.
Recitation Mollie Jackson.
Recitation Josie Daniels.
Recitation-Ada Miller
Paper-Miss Josie Daniels read paper
! called the "Wasp" which was we'll written
and well arranged and contained some very
good local hits
Soio-Ruth Richardson.
Canvassing Z Eastman, Eastman,
Mrs Parrish.
Agt-Otho Temple and Efie Miller.
Solo-Chas Farrow.
Lochiels WarningJ L Eastman and E
Eastman.
Recitation-R Richardson.
The Owl Critic-E Eastman.
Solo-Chas Farrow.
Merchanical Statuary- II Z Parrish,
Z astham, Z Easthm, Chas Farrow, Anni'
Morris and Jennie Blackburn.
This piece closed the entertainment ant
Everybody went home hoping 1t would no
be the last. Mr.. Eastman we understand
will teach the spring term of Rock Hill
school.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

Following is the report of school District
No. II, county of Linn, J. r. Geddes,
teacher
No. enrolled, 40 No. of days school, 40
No. of pupils studying geometry, No.
of pupils studying bookkeeping, 3 No. OF
pupils studying higher arithmetic, 4 No. Of
pupils studying Elementary algebra, 4
No. of pupils studying grammar, 4; No. Of
pupils studying Mental arithmetic, Aver
age daily attendance for the term, 81 No
of foreign pupils in attendance, 4 No. oi
visits by Directors, I3 No. OF visits by
other persons, 73 No. of pupils having
left during term, 5 No. not missing day
during the term, I3 No. cases of Sickness 8
The term which has just closed was a
successful one, the teacher, directors and
parents, as well as pupils, working together
to make it such. The closing exercises oi
the school took place on February 74th,and
were very interesting. They consisted oi
declamations, tableaux, dialogues, songs
charades and the favorite drama, "Down by
the Sea-" The parts in the latter were
taken by Messrs. Stafford, Schult, Smith
and Sigmond among the gentlemen, and
the Misses Gates, Hester and Mrs Geddcs
among the ladies. Among the decIama
tions was "Shandon Bells" by Prof Nc
Clary, of Fox Valley, rendered in an ex
cellent manner. The people Of District u
take great interest in their school, ant
that is just what will build it up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

from the tre ts L It's cwn story. 10 was
identified fr m co hing as the boly o S.m-
mons.
: The following from tie Yaquina Post tells
why Ted Parker was In Albany Tied
Parker came ia from tbs valley Tuesday
evening, brimtnll OF biz, He Is now agent
for che boss article Ia the way OF scrubbinp
broom or mop, that furnishes It's own re1
aud sqneezes itself"
A few days ago tho room oi + T. Wallace,
/ at the Revere House, was entered and about
twenty five dollars worth OF property taken,
including IS Ia money. II the misereant
| could be found there would be trouble Tho
eye Of the Law Is on him, aud ii IL TO be
hoped will haunt him for ages, even though
bis identity IL not positive.
Last Friday the moon was In conjunction
with the sun at the nodos, causing slig ht
| eclipse. No harm was done Several pieces
| Of smoked glass were brought out, when Sol
was observed to embrace Luna in an afsc.
tionats sort of manner, leaving black
| spot on the southeast corner Of the sun,
| which remained an hour or two.
An old citizen tells a story about our
worthy Governor which may throw CLEAN
Of sunlight on the hsh-ladder La 1864, he
says HlS huHoF uohtt III kDAd WHab Ab Inc
Daiics. He was ins the habit OF adroitiy
brushing of his scales on the floor after
weighing "dast" for miners, and afterwards
he would sweep the floor aud save those
swssplngs. A miner discovered the trick
aud toll him TO deliver up the swsepings be.
longing 10 him forthwith. He delivered. II
II hoped that the old citizen is not telling
the truth h-Er.
| On The complaint Of John Congsr, one Of
the tnen who Ioat wheat by the burning OF
the warehouse At Irving on tho oath Of Feb.
James Luper. the keeper OF the warehouse,
was arrested on = charge oil having burned
tho warehouse The trial commenced ia the
Court House before Justice e Henderson
last Wednesday afternoon ~ about 3 o'clock
and closed at about II o'closk the same even.
ing The prosecution was conducted by J +
Fenton aud Z Bilyeu. and the defense by
Judge WashbarDe and Geo b Doris. A large
number Of witnesses from Irving we're ex.
amined The Justice placed Luper under
5000 bonds TO appear before The grand jury
State journal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

Tuesday, March 74ih.

4uesuayt Aafcn z4fns
Present--AIl members and officers.
A pctitionI for eide walk on Ninth street
was referred to Committee on Streets and
Public Property.
Parties so notified are to repair sidewalk.
within 80 days and gravel streets within g
days.
Petition for sidewalk on east side Of Block
"A granted.
Sixth stieet was ordered gravelcd and
graded from Lyon to Calipooia Street. The
place At the intersection Of Ninth and Cali
pooia street was ordered filled.
The repairing Of No. rs engine house
was reported completed and warrant was
ordered drawn in favor Of Euoch Sloan for
Ss74.37. No further improvements will be
made at present.
Petitions for crosswalks on Eighth and
Elm streets were granted
A memorial from the councilto Congress
10 set aside Crater Lake as National Park
according to the bill introduced by Congress.
man Herman, was read and sent to Wash.
ington.
Mr Warner City Surveyor, called the
attention Of the Council to the necessity Of
an ordinance requiring uniform grade in
the city. Referred to Committee on Or.
dinanccs.
The Recorder was requested to give no.
tice Of the building Of a sewer In alley in
block II.
Following bills were ordered paid John
Maxwell, gravel, S. II II Hayes, side
walks, Ssf A Warren, S7.so Hayes,
$4s NJ Henton, sf34s.
The Council wilimeet as board Of equal.
ization on March 24th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
SheriH's Sale.

In the Ciremt CoAt Of khe State Of Oregon
for Linn Comfy.
] II Burkhart as Administrator Of the
estate of Philip Baltimore, deceased, Plain
tiff.
Joseph Allison and Annie Allison, De-
PENDANTS.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN of an execution and an order Of sale
issued out of the above named Court in
the above entitled action and to mo die
rected and delivered, will on Saturday
the 10th day of April, 1856, at l p. M, at
the Court House door in Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, at public auction for cash
in hand to highest bidder, sell the real
property described in said execution and
order of sale ss follows, to-wit; Lots No.
seven (0 and eight (sl in Block No. ninety
(9C) in the southern addition to the cisy
Albany, Linn county, Oregon as the same
said southern addition to said city on rec
| ord in the Office of the County Clerk in
and for said Linn county, Oregon the
same being the southwest quarter of said
Block No. 90. The proceeds of sale to be
| applied First to the payment OF the costs
| and disbursements of suit. Second to the
paynent ofthe sum of S6l0.50 with accru-
ling interest thereon at ten per cent per
annum and 500 Attorneys fees. Third
| the overplus if any remain to be paid to
| the Defendant, Annie Allison,
Dated March 9th, 1856.
J. K. CHARLTON,
Sheriff of Linn connty, Oregon.
per JAS. j. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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TaIk Of organizing.

1t is reported that f. M. Hanson, State
Organizer Of the Anti-Coolie Organization
will be in Albany tomorrow to organize a
society. If his object is to get up move
ment to drive the Cinnamon out in the
midnight style, as has been done at Oregon
City, Albina and other places, we say most
emphatically, that such an organization is
not wanted in Albany. A majority of the
citizens of this city, though in favor of a
legal, peaceabIe Chinese exodus, do not
want to see the program enacted here thai
has characterized other places, nor will they
If 1t is attempted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
A Packed House.

Last Friday evening an exhibition was
given at the Oak Greek school house to a
crowded house. In fact crowded was no
name for it wagons were drawn up to the
windows and packed full. Several attended
from this city and pronounce it a success,
and long one, for it lasted till IL o'clock.
The program as published in the DEMOCRAT
two weeks ago WIS carried out. 1t was
original, funny, serious, and most entertain
ing generally. Prof. Jones not only has
taught good school, but he is up with the
times in getting up live school entertain
meut
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
O''r''.. c. AZ Pl'',.
THE DEMOCRAT Pssise Psis@, y: s.ssS, ssR;

Tor 90 cents Payments may be made at this OicO OF
20
Sam May al Harrisburg.
"A. shelton 40 Scio.
s. N. DAWSON, HAleey,
n n. Montague, Lebanon.
ID. W. Rumbaugh, Sweet Homo,
r. A Watts Shedd.
J. A. Beard, jefferson.
A. 4. Bridgefarmcr, Tangent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
state insurance Company.

ALBANY, On, Feb. 18th, 1886.
Farmers and others, read and see hox the
State Insurance Company Of Salem, Oregon,
treated me. 0a the pad day Of Nov. 1885,
took ont policy Of insurance with them
on meat in dwelling aud somke house, and
on tho TIN Of Feb. 1886. had the misfortune
70 lose my dwelling BY an accident, my little
hoy upsetting my lamp. notified their
special agent, Mr. J.. II. Townsend, Of Al
bany. and be by the next mail notified the
Company, aud they sen. their adjuster by
the next train and adjusted my Joss TO my
entire satisfaction, they paying me s597. 4e
five days after the fire. heartily commend
the Company for their prompt and liberal
adjustment Of my loss. and know it will be
to the interest Of our people 70 patronize
this home institution
JonN ID. PARs0ss
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Following Is list Of the decisions in the
Circuit Court rendered up to the time OF
going TO press.
I. State OF Oregon agt Peter Bilyeu,
Selling liquor without license. Dismissed
=. State Of Oregon agt Thos Wyatt
Seduction Dismissed.
3. State OF Oregon agt G Mccullough
Assault with intent to KILL Guilty of assault
with dangerous weapon. VIII be sen.
fenced on Saturday.
8. S Galloway agt l. Foley. Slander.
Judgment of nonsuit on motion of Plaintiff
?. Board School Fund Commissioners agl
lJ w Gilmore. ct al. Confirmation. Sale
confirmed.
s. Do agt Jas ID Layton,et al. Coniirma.
ton. Sale confirmed
Q. III A Holman et al agt Tempa Hunt ei
al. Partition. Continued.
10. II Creighton agtJ NJ Wilson. Action
on note. Continued
II. w II Baber agt o p Scott, ct al
Equity to set aside deed, Continued.
u. Board School Fund Commissioners agi
Lucinda McDermed. Confirmation. Sale
confirmed.
Is. o p Abrams agt Morgan & Dear.
mond. Confirmation. Sale confirmed.
ID, Fred Branning agt VIM Brenner. To
recover possession of personal property Con.
tlnued.
10. ] ii Hewitt agt school dist. 81. Ap.
peal. Nonsuit
~. ii ID Burkhart agt Robt l. Burkhart
Partition Continued.
IS. JAS A Hearing agt George Slavcns.
Equity to recover possession Of real property,
Continued.
II. The w v & G NJ X Coagt s X Tenn.
pleton. Appeal Not properly on docket.
D. Board of School Commissioners agt ]
5 Kendall. Confirmation. Sale confirmed.
aS. Jennings & Mcpherson agt ] G Reed
and wife. Suit for settlement. Settled and
dismissed
20. w + Terhume agt Joseph Z Archi.
bald. Damages and seduction. Continued
by consent.
30. Frank Brothers agt ] = Allison. Ac.
ton on note. Judgment by default
81. Z G Cox ct al agt Elizabeth Cox,
Partition. Referee appointed to make par.
tition.
B.. w s Sibson ct al agt J II Foster. Ac.
ton on account. Judgment for want Of an,
swer.
80. w & Noon ct al agt ] II Foster. Ac.
ton on note and account. Judgment as per
offer of deii.
-. Sarah Smith agt c E Eichier. Action
on note. Not properly on docket.
90. Geo ID Overton CT at agt Mordie
kecney Partition. Referees appointed TO
make partition. Continued.
81. Richard Williams agt James Keeney
Motion for leave 10 issue execution. Leave
granted TO issue execution.
a. r a Watts agt Jacob Miller, CT nj. To
set aside deed. Continued.
% ] a Crawford agt | McClung. ct al
Foreclosure. Decree for what Is due or
note.
Al Saml Porter agt James NJ Yarrough.
To quiet title. Decree for want OF answer
IS Chas Il Montague agt Jennings & Nc.
Pherson. To recover money. Settlement
and dismissed
- John Foster agt Jas Riley. Repievin
Settled
80. ] l. Miller agt VIM Il Robertson. ! Con-
iirmation. sale confirmed.
81. VIM Miller agt Mary Miller. Con
iirmation. Sale confirmed
g. Lizzie n Thompson agt Thos 7 Ed.
wards, Ct al Confirmation. Sale confirmed
So ID NJ Cooper agt Na.han whcaldon
Ct al Equity. Continued.
IS. VIM ard Paul Faber agt u Prater
Foreclosure. Decree As stipulation.
O. ] Whitney vs. Lizzie Whitney. Di
vorce. Divorce granted.
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Boot. and snOcs.

N. II. Allen & CO., are now receiving q
fine line Of boots and shoes, they propose In
the future to make a speciality of this branch
Of their business, in addition to full line OF
Buckingham 4 Heeht's make OF boots al d
shoes which for durability cannot be ex-
eellsd, they have a line Of Eastern goods Of
all grades including line Of S. ID. Sollars &
Co, Of Philadelphia, children and misses
shoes, which arc as good As any mAnufactur-
ed. They guarantees every shoe just as rep
resented. Give them a trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

For the benefit of parties in one of the
county school districts, we will say that It
is our opinion it is not necessary for a tax
levy for school purposes to contain the
number of mills to be raised. A levy for a
certain sum would be legal, If the sum
raised were not in excess of the amount
specified. Anything in excess, though,
might set aside the whole levy, at least the
pro rata amount in excess. There are cases
holding both. If such levy has been
made the only safe way will be to keep the
aggregate of the taxpayers tax within the
ounds Of the levy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

I have all the negatives taken by A
3. Paxton aud any one can haye dupli'
Gates from their negatives by addressing
us, at the following prices: Card size, "
per dozen, cabinet size, SO per dozen, bou-
dours, 90 per dozen. keep the fines
line Of Oregon Views In the west. Cata-
loguo furnished on application. Copying
and enlarging old pictures speciality.
J. q. CRAWFORD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

Notice Is hereby given that at the next
regular mt eting OF the Common Council Of
the City Of Albany to he held Tuesday the
23rd day OF March, 1886, said Council will
order the following street improvements, to
be made by the owners Of the property
adjscent thereto
To grade and gravel Sixth street from
Lyon to Calapoaia,
To build new sidewalk n ths east line
of Block IL, II. "a.
To build an eight Isl iach terra Gotta pipe
sewer through the alley in Block seventeen
u7l.
BY order of the Council made March 9th,
1856.
Albany, Or, Nareh l1sh. 1856
n. ]. HESToN,
City Recorder
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

My stock OF staple dry goods, notions,
dress goods, etc, is now quite good for the
season. | will be adding every week nsw
goods in new aud desirable shades in dress
goods as well as in novelties in dress goods
and notions. Parties wanting cannot do
better in this city than can do for them in
styls and prics. buy either from mann
facturers or importers direct. / keep no
bankrupt stock, but sell yoa new. fresh
goods and warrant them.
SAMUEL z. YoUxG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

On last Tuesday c. c. Jackson, the e. o.
Tramp Of Pendleton, and Miss Maria Clap
ton, were united in the solemn and holy
bonds of matrimony. Jackson is said to be
one ofthe meekest, most bashful, backwood
young men in existence, with hardly face
enough to present bill and how he ever
got up grit to propose is stickler to US.
We and Mrs. Duniway send congr4tuIa-
TONS
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wont nise.

II we in Albany suggest that this would
be good place to start wooien mill, or 4
pIow factory or glass factory, or even a
bung hole factory, Immediately some paper
In neighboring city gets upon It's ear, no.
ticcs the suggestion and says as place would
be just the locality. We think we might
have the privilege Of making three story
suggestion with bay window TO II without
exciting the envy of every contemporary
in Oregon. Suggestions won't bite any one,
at least never have in Albany.
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school Election.

The school election held last Monday
afternoon resulted in the election of l.
Finn for Director and II Burkhart for
Clerk. Following was the vote
For Director.-L Finn, 50 /; r S Strahan
46 w r Bilyeu, II.
For Clerk II Burkhart, ro4.
III votes were cast.