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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15
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Minneapolis st. Paul
Departing Trains.

La Crosse, Dubuque and st.
Louis Express. 49,. 5:15a m 5:45a N
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-
kee and Chicago Express $40 m s:45 n
lamar ana davenport Elk. $40 m s:45 n
Ortonville & Fargo Ex..... sos q m SOS a m
Milwaukee % Chicago Elk
press 49,. ............. 400 p m A 1:4Q2
tonna, Austin and Mason
CITY. ..................A 4:30p m IA 1888 N
Ia crosse passenger 4:30 m sos N
Aberdeen and Mitchell Ex. 1850 m A 4:lJ p N
Iiiic1 d-n i-!nlled. 700 N 7;55 N
Fast Express. ,....;...... SHOP m D $3.50 n
milwaukee, and Chicago
Express. a $40 p IN A $3.50 m
Arriving Trains. st. Paul. M!nneaD ..
| Chicago 4 Milwaukee Ex
Dubuque and La Crosse
Fast Express ........... 10 s:55 m e 7:85 n
On caco Linn ted. 4 1855 L A S:39a IN
Davenport and Calmar Ex $50 O m A $40 n M
NeEsn City, Austin Owa.
tonna, Baribault and
,Mortnheld. :;..-;...... IA $50 m IA 9:lo a n
1 HL. A'u Aberdeen Eek A11.40 m loo "a
Chicago and Milwaukee,
F Eat Mail and La Crosse. B S:s5 N 40 n
Prairie du Chen Ex.. $3.50 m r 6.55 n
Fargo and Ortonville Ex B 7;05 D m y s.25 an
ST. Louis Dubuque and La
crosse Express: B s.25 m 3 lo:Oop M
means Daily. Except Sunday CMondov, =
cepted. except Saturday
Additional trains between st. PanI and Mime
apohs via Short Line' leave both cities hourly,
for particulars see Short Line time tables.
ST. PACL-Chas. Thompson. City Ticket Agent
ltz East Thlrd street. Brown & Knebel, Ticket
MINNEAPOLIs-w. B. Chandler, City Ticket
Agent No. Z, Nicollet House. a. B. Chamberlain
Ticket Agent. Depot
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
New Overland Route!"
To

Portland, Or. and the Pacific Northwest.
The ssI'ioneer Lfne'' between st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Moorhead aud
Fargo. and the ONLY Line ruunfn z
Dining Cars and pullman Sieepers
between Those Points.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15

Labor picnic last Monday. Such a showing
as this speaks volumes for the workingmen
of Minneapolis.
%x~
The boycotting of lemonade stand has
created some comment of an unpleasant ma
ture from people VINO are prone to condemn
without learning the facts. The building
committee from the Knights of Labor offered
to pay for the use of the stand, and the terms
were accepted. Afterwards, when the owners
learned of the great rush of people, they
went back on their contract, thinking they
could thus meanly take the advantage of the
Knights. The scheme didn't work, and now
they are mad.
-x*
It is sometimes amusing, at the same time
provoking, the way the people counfound the
Knights of Labor with every workingmen's
union. Let the stonecutters or bricklayers
strike and the chances are that certain news
papers give the knights Of Labor the credit
The latest blunder of this kind is that of a
morning paper, which blames the knights Of
Labor because the painters did not care to
work on the Exposition and take half their
pay in stock. The public should remember
that the Knights OF Labor or Minnesota have
never authorized nor organized strike
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15
MINNEAPOLIS .sRED-HoTs. ,

Hardly drunken man was seen in the
great crowd of20, 200 people at the Knights OF
Labor picnic last Monday. Such showing
as this speaks volumes for the workingmen
of Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE,

The Palace Sleeping and Parlor Car Route to
Chcapa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
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Oalxvil1e.

Everything is quiet at Oskville since
the wedding and tho serenade by cur
tin can band.
DIR. I. N. Smith, Of Halsey, was in
0akvills last week on q fling visit.
TIE boys cleaned up their instruments
preparatory for another ssrsnads, but
were deceived.
George AchesOn, Of Portland, Is Wis
iting friends and relatives here.
Our temperance Alliance meets on
Wednesday, tho l7th, at z o'clock p.
N. Prof. G. NJ. Miller, of Philomath,
will address the meeting. As the Prof.
Is an able lecturer there should be o
large attendance.
Quite a lumber of emigrants have
arrived 10 our midst locking for homes
The o. P. Railroad will probably gc
through oakville, as they can get de-
pot grounds and water power here
cheaper than anywhere in the valley.
AMIcUs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

A Sabbath school was organized here
on last Sabbath. The officers elected
we're, Mr.. Mccartney, ,Supt NJ Jacobs,
AssistaUt Supt. Mr.. Wm. WhesIsr,
Secretary ; Miss Allsna sIough,on,
Treasurer Mr. J. Pounds, Choiristar.
There was quite . good attendance, and
We think the Sabbath Arhool will be
quite an interesting one,as the teachers
chosen will endsavor to make it IS in.
teresting As possible.
Ed. CAthsy and sister are still here
holding revival meetiugs. They have
now bsen with rs fsur weeks, and the
meetings will coatiHue over next Sab
bath. The meetings have been very
interesting, and much good has besn
accomplished. About thirty persons
have professsd religion siuce the meet.
ing began. Rev. Sweeney, Of Browns
vile, and Rev. Mead, Of Lssanon, have
each preached here this week.
Sodaville is to have a new school
house in the asAr future. Work on il
will soon begin. This Is something
that Sodaville has been 10 need of for a
long time, and We are glad that at last
this long felt want is TO be realized.
Schoel will close next Friday, aud
after a shsrt vacation spiing term
will begin.
Rev. Fryne, who has been assisting
the meetings here, has returned homo
Frank Davis returned heme from Sa-
lem the fret of the week. We under
stand THAI Frank and bis mother intend
starting east of the mountains soon, for
the benefit Of bis health.
Wheeler Il Davis are having consid-
srable carpenter work done on their new
store, preparatory TO keeping larger
stock of goods.
Mr.. John Wa!too ard lady have been
visiting at tho residence Of Mr.. Jacebs.
Mr.. ID. Lecdy, ,of your city,is visiting
at the residence Of bis SOMA. Levdy.
Mr.. DeVaney and family have moved
to Sojaville, where they intend remain
ing yea-.
Rev. Cornwall, former resident OF
SodayiIle, has moved back here again.
Mr.. j. Hon, who has been lying sick
SO long, is reported as being some bet.
ter.
There is quite a number of boArders
at the Fountain House. All who fire.
qusnt the Fountain House speak in the
highest terms of the fare. Mr.. Kun,
the proprietor, Is lively man and will
spare no trouble 10 making the board
ers ss comfortable as possible.
WAVE.
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Conductor AL Nash paid Salem a
visit last Thursday.
Sam Snead spent two days OF last
week In Albany.
Henry Keys, of Harrisburg, was
here several days Of last week.
Samuel Wilson left last Monday
for the Wood River mines. He came
down home last fall TO spend the
winter with his folks, and has now
returaed TO look after his mining In
terests.
Z. d. Johnson resigned the Office
of Marshal, and the Council last
Thursday evening elected ID. Brnsha
his successor.
The citizens OF this place now offer
to any man or company of men three
hundred dollars who will establish a
creamery at this place. AS this Is a
very liberal offer, We expect SOON to
see creamery running.
j. p. Galbralth, Secretary Of the
B. w. M. Co., paid Albany visit
Wednesday.
s. P. Barger has rented tho room In
Coshow IL Snyder's block, formerly
used as q millinery store, and will
place therein q stock Of furniture.
He went TO Albany Wednesday on
business Ia that connection.
Monday night DR.. Starts Singer
was locked up for night In the store
of Coshow l. Cable. Frem the appear
auce OF the front of the store nexl
morning he must have gone through
q terrible struggle to regain his lIber.
ty during the night. He tore iGto
shreds one Of the window blinds, de.
molIshed n hat, tore every thing of
from one of the show windows, ,excep:
the silk haudkerchiefs, of which be
finally concluded 20 make his bed.
Geo. Cochran IL here again, with
intent OF taking away tho surplus
sheep OF this nelghborhood.
A. =. Graves, ID. d., who has been
holding O series of mestings hers foI
the past ten days, departed for Eu.
gene City Thursday morning, where
he will remain twelve days. The
DR.. Is very earnest aud plain man.
He breaches the billie just rs Il u
written, aud a person listening to
him is led 90 realizs that the word IL
sharper than two edged sword. His
straightforward preaching has brought
out geod many criticisms, especially
from those who take only that por-
tion Of the bible that suits them.
Great interest Is being manifested 10
tho meetings, and every lover Of re-
liglon Is very sorry the DR.. could not
remain longer. Tho meetings are
being continued under the direction
of Row. g. Sperry.
GO0aE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
WAVE

Some of our lucky (?) citizens have
gone to Albany courtiug, on invita-
tions from Sheriff Charlton.
Mr.. KrIesel, our timer, was below
Oh Monday.
Married In this place on Tuesday,
the 9th inst, Thomas Wyatt and
Emma Thomas,t the former of Eugene
City.
II IL rumored that there ara now
parties negotiating for the saw mill
at this place, which his been 50 long
standing Idle.
Prof. Crawford gives phantom
party at Smiths Hall on next Friday
evening.
j. p. Afford, well known to many
readers Of the DEMOCRAT, is lying In
very critical condition at Mr.. NJ. A.
Rodgers near this place, and Is not
expected TO live but short time.
His lungs are affected.
Uncle Tommy Afford, father to j.
2. Afford, has been quite sick, but is
now able to be up and about.
Hiram Williams father Is lying
quito sick at his sons residence here.
Several OF our nlmrods have been
off to the mountains, and succee ded
10 bagglng considerable game.
Thompson & Sabin, our produce
are off on trip up the
valley In quest Of fresh chicken roosls,
eic.
Mrs. e. E. Davis will return to Sa-
lem on Monday next, where she is
under the care Of DR.. Rowland of that
place.
Miss Dora Butler Is teaching So
Iect school in the old Linnean Acad-
emy building.
The Copia Hotel that has been
standing idle is rented to Mr. Larin-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

| AZ the annual school meeting last
week Mr.. Curtis was reelected Dl.
rector and Mr.. DinwiddIe reelected
Clerk. II was decided 10 fence the
school house as soon as the material
could be got on the ground. Al
usual the meeting was we'll attended.
there being I've voters present 10.
Guiding the Director and Clerk. There
are 80 children of school age In this
district, sevensmcre than there were
last year.
Mr.. E. f. Wyatt has recently clip.
ped his sneep.
George Sheppard, Of Lake Creek,
is visiting in the neighborhood at
present
Mrs. LOttie Allison returned to
Oregon City the frat OF last week.
She will make her home with rela.
tives at that place in the future.
There Is considerable thievIng 90
ing on in this vicinity. Oats and
bacon seem TO be in lively demand
among the thieves.
VIII Scott, Of Harrisburg, brought
skating rink outfit to the Hop house
last Friday evening. Do not know
whether he got much encouragement
or not.
Some farmers have finished sowing
their spring crop, but the majority
are still working away, turning the
sod and sowing the grain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

CORVALLIS, March 10th, 1886.
Eis. Democrat
In my isttes published In the last
issue Of the DEMocRAT,I stated approx
imatsly the number Of opinions written
by each Of che Supreme Judges and
printed in Vel. l2 of tho Oregon re-
ports. Since that time / have counted
the number Of opinions delivered by
each Of the Judges during the period
Judge Waldo has been on the bench,as
published in the volumes OF Oregon
reports. The reports contain several
opinions which purport to havs been
delivered "by The Court" without stat
ing which one OF the Judges prepared
them, In fact, ] presume they we're
prepared by the reporter under the di-
rsction Of the Court. A goodly num-
bar sf opinions have been delivered
that will be pablishsd in the 18th Vol.
According TO my count the published
volumes Of reports shUw that since
Judge Waldo became a member of tha
Supreme Court, not counting those cases
in which the reports do not show who
delivered the opinions, there hAvo been
delivered $40 opinions. Now, Mr..
Editors, how many Of these do you
think Judge Waldo prepared 2 Accord
ing TO my figures be delivered only so.
There being three Judges, II Is his duty
to do one-third Of the work OF the
Court but the record shows that ho
has performed less than one-sixth OF
the labor in abort, he has not done
ons-half Of his part Of the labor Of the
Court. might say something concern.
ing some Of the opinions which he has
delivered, and make q strong Showing
against him, but ! will not do 80 a,
this time. IL is generally admitted tha'
bis opinions are poorly and obscurely
written and intsrlarded with numerous
cases, most of whose bearings upon the
points in issue are no remote as TO bs
Irrelevant. / may, in the future, cal
attention 10 some Of his decisions.
would be pleased to kuow the opinion
Of Col. Kelssy, the Nestor of the Ore.
gon bar. as to the propristy of renom'
mating Judge Waldo. 1.-THE Col. we're
on the bench be would Le no deadhead
WILLAMETTE.
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Goose.

As yeur regular correspondent from
this place has seemingly forgo.tsa Us,
1 will pencil few OF the items - far
as my knowledss of them extends.
Pratractsd meeting ID being held IT
this placs. Rev. Wilson, Of Portland,
is ia attendance.
Temperance Alliancs Was held at che
Msthodiss Church last Wednesday.
The Brass Band Of this place seems
to be in Hsurishing condition. They
practice twice week aud are improv-
ing fas..
No serious sickness 10 tswn. ct this
writing.
A wedding predicted by Mother gov
sip. Don't see who IL can be unless
A. 4. b.
May happiness be thy lot,
And in msmors's caskst plant for
get-ms.not.
aoSEsTY.
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Rock Hill.

Rev. Mead, OF Lebanon, preached
at our school house last Sabbath.
John NJ. Stanton was elected Di-
rector and w. X. Temple Clerk at oui
school meeting.
Our school has closed and there
will be vacation for awhile. It is
probable that Mr.. Eastman will be
employed to teach the spring term.
Mr.. E. infcrms Us that the following
are on the roll of honor, not having
missed day nor been tardy for five
months: Ada Miller, Allie Temple,
Mona Miller and Harry Depew.
Dee Hogan and wife were here
visiting the first of the week.
The revival at SodaviIle has closed.
S. A. DeVaney has moved to Soda
vile.
The SodaviIe school will close next
week.
The tenign countsnance of ssMaud
Muller" Of Waterloo, was seen here
ast week.
A Rock HnLER.
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Sherins Sale.


In 1e Circuit co4yf ef tie STATE Of Oregon
foy Linn Comfy.
Dodridge hArreIl, Plaintiff
vs..
Myron Alexander,C C II Dodd and DOid part
ners, doing business under the firm name and
style OF G II Dodd & Co, and Abram Osborn
and N ] osbOon, his wife, Defendants.
NOTICE IN hereby given that by virtue Of
an execution and an order of sale issued out
Of the above named Court in the above en-
titled action and TO me directed and deliver
ed. will on the 18th day of March, 1856, at
10 o'clock, a m, at the Court House door
in Albany, Lam county, Oregon, at public
auction for cash in hand 10 the highest bid
der sell the real property described in said
execution as follows, to-wit Beginning at
n point Is 10 chains north aud 81. % chains
east OF the southwest corner Of Section in
TIP. 10 s r west of the Willamette meri-
dian, Linn county, Oregon, and running
thence west 81. IS chains thence south l9. 55
chains thence east 81 35 chains thence
south l9. So chains to the place OF beginning.
containing l20 acres more or less. The pro-
ceeds of sale to be applied First to the
payment Of the costs and disbursements Of
this suit taxed At $40 45 and accruiDg costs.
Second TO the payment Of Plaintiffs claim,
to-wit SllS259 and interest in full, and to
the payment of the Defendant NJ Alexan-
der's claim. to-wit, S66l.77 and Interest in
fall Third TO the payment Of Defendants
II Dodd 4 Co.'S claim, to-wit. $4S7. 10
and interest IN full. But in case the amount
received from this sale shall not be sufficient
to pay Plaintiffs claim and Defendant NJ
Alexanderis claim the proceeds will be diyid-
ed pro rata between Plaintiff and the Defen.
dant NJ Alexander in proportion to their re-
spective claims.
Dated this 10th day Of February, 1886,
j. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
per JAS. j. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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or, Of Lane county, and DIR. Hendrix
Ii moving TO his priv ite residence.
The new incumbent Is TO take pos
session on the Goth Inst.
Rev. McAlIlster Is expected here
next week 10 deliver course OF Ice
iures.
Born last evening 10 tho wlfo OF
Kit Baher, q daughter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT
undeT.the charge Of w. r. Graham. an ex
pert tailor, has no superior IN Oregon,
Splendid line of domestic aud imported
sulfings always IN stock.
Summons.

Ia khe ciyeait Coayt Of the State Of Oregon
fer Linn County.
w II Rowland, Plaintiff.
va.
r II Price Administrator OF the estate Of II
ID Thompson. deceased, Elizabeth NJ Nicker.
son, Jaspar Thompson, James Thompson,
John NJ Thompson, Geo B Thompson. Joseph
A Thompson, Isaac VanNostern, William
VanNostern, George VanNostern, Jas.
vanNostern Arvilla VanNostern and Da-
vid VanNostern, Defendants.
To Isaac vanNostern, William VanNos-
tern, George VanNostern, James VanNos-
tern, Arvilla VanNostern and David Van
Nostern, six Of the above named Defendants:
10 the namo Of the State of Oregon. You
and each Of you are hereby summoned and
required to appear and answer the motion of
the Plaintiff in the above entitled action
now on file in the Office of the County Clerk
OF Linn county. Oregon, on or before the
first day of the regular March term of said
Court TO be begun and held on the second
Monday. the Sth day of March, A. ID. 1856,
in the Court House, in Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, after publication Of tnis Summons
for six consecutive weeks or judgment will
be taken against you, reviving q Judgment
against the estate of Fl ID Thompson, deceas-
ed, which was rendered against deceased in
his life time, in the Justice Court on the 25th
day OF January. 1876 in the Justices Court
for the Precinct of Brownsville in Linn
county, Oregon, for the sum of $l42 so and
for the sum Of so so disbursements taxed In
said action and accruing interest from the
rendition of said Judgment and for costs and
disbursements to be taxed in this proceeding
and for leave to issue execution, to satisfy
said Judgment against the property belong
ing to the estate OF II d Thompson, deceased.
This Summons is published by order of
Hon. R. p. Boise Judge Of said Court which
order bears date January 2Sth, 1856.
]. j. WHITNEY,
L. HI MoNTANYE,
Akknrnavsa for plnSrk,A
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DANIEL BEST,
Albany, oregon .
sheriTs Sale.

In he Circuit Court ctase State Of 0rsgouJo
Linn County.
W r settlemire, Plaintiff.
VS..
JOSH lh Bnrre1l and Isabel Burrell his
wife, and w Gaines, Defendants.
NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue
~ Of an execution and an order Of sale
issued ont Of the above named Court i'm
the above entitled action and to me direct
cd and delivered, I will on Saturday the
20tb day Of March, 1886, st one O'Clock, p.
M, at the Court House door in Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, at public auction
for cash In hand 10 the highest bidder,
sell the real property described In said
execution and order Of sale as follows, to-
wit !: Commencing ~ the northeast corner
Of the Donation Land Claim formerly
owned and proven upon by William r..
Moore and designated upon the surveys
Of the United States a. Not. z5l0 In Town
ship IL s X ! west Willamette meridian !;
thence from the gaid northeast corner north
s9o ~ west 70 chains and 50l< links !;
thence south lnZ chains and 25 links I;
thence north h9o 4E east 70 chains and
50l4 links TO the southeast corner Of said
claim thence north 102 chains and Is
links 10 the place Of beginning, containing
z40 19.iO0 acres more or less. Also the
west n OF the northeast q OF Section Z5 Ia
TIP IL Of X ons west Willamette meri.
dian. All Of the above described premises
lying and being In Linn county, Oregon.
The proceeds OF sale TO be applied ~
follows, to-wit First TO the payment Of
| the costs and disbursements Of suit taxed
at S47 % and the costs and expenses Of
this sale Second TO the payment and
satisfaction Of the Defendant J w Gaines
| judgment Of 353i Os with interest thereon
At ~ per cent per annum from Feb, 5th,
1884. Third 10 the payment and satisfac~
| tton Of claim Of Plaintiff herein TO wit
| 10 per cent per annum from New. 7th,
1884. Fourth the overpIus II any be paid
70 Josiah Burreil his heirs or assigns.
/ Dated this 18th day Of February, 1856.
j. X. CHAsLToN,
Sheriff Of Linn county. Oregon,
per JAS. J. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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Enoch Miller, Of HaIsey precinct,
and Miller Morgan, of Shedds, are
said to be candidates before the COM
Ing Democratic County Convention
fer County Commissioners. These
are b.th old citizens and would make
safe, careful Commissioners.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

We are informed that Oliver Hyde
Of Harrisburg, has announced himself q
candidate for Assessor, subject to the
action Of tbs Democratic County Con.
ventiOD. Oliver is good man and j.
said to be we'll qualified for the office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12

Senator ]. F. Miller, Of California,
died last Monday. Governor Stonsman
will appoint some one to serve until
next March.
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Mrs Horatio Seymor died the first
OF the week. She survived her husband
only few days.
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Best's Hand Separator.

My IMPROVED HAND sEPARATka +,
9 double combined machine, posses /.
es tive shoes, liusteA3 Of one as
machines Of other manufacturer.
nine riddles and q large independents
screen. Each shoe is equal in pow.
or and eapabiIitY TO the one In any
other milf, and By the operation 81
the two double efficiency IL secured.
by 28-inch mill will clean from 900
TO coo bushels Of ssed grain per day.
according to The condition Of the
grain, and we guarantees that alI
barely, oats Or other foul seeds will
be thoroughly removed with com.
plete satisfactions
challenge any mill 10 . contest.
! know that can beat them. as my
mill has Beaten every mill it hiss
come In contest with, both IN Cali.
fOrnia and Oregon, and Il the best
made, bolts being used where
screws are used In others.
Address
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-12
cTUpEBAKER WAGON.

This Is the only wagon having slope
shouldered spoke and the steel truss on
each axle, and IL tho best wagon on
wheels. For sale by PeterJ & Stewart.
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SAMUEL Z. YOUNG.
y 1LACKsMpTH's OUTFITS,

ID LACKsMfTH's OUTFITS,
AnvIla. vIses, bellows, hammers, sledges
stocks and dies and almost every tool uset
by biacksmiths we keep constantly OF
hand Also full s.ock of iron. OF all sizes
horse shoes and horse shoe nails. Special
prices made on small outfits for farmers
use,
pRrERs q SrRwARS.