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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

BLACK HOSE HEADouARrrRs
HEADQUARTERS,
because We import direct from the manufacturers.
HEADQUARTERS,
because afford smaller profits than our neigh
bors who credit and therefore offer better values for
the prices.
HEADQUARTERS,
because immense stock endless variety and large
sales make it evident.
Price list below but don't Judge by the prices but
by the qualities for the prices
THE PALAs ROYAL
MrSs Fast BLACK SOCKS
We need hardly write, MONEY REFUNDED IF
THEY STAIN. Thousands Of pairs have been sold
and but two pairs returned and then for inadequate
reason.
Only 25c. pair and identical to those sold by us
last season at Doc.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Confined belovl
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We have selected from our Immense stock Of CloAks
the following for SPECIAL MENTION. which We
would please have you look carefully, and
pare with others in the city.
= LADIES' NEwMARKETs, Tailor made, striped
cloth, with cape and bell sleeve;
$3.50.
We have I'm NEwMARKETS q fine line Of I'M
PORTED BRAIDED GARMENTS. with cATes hell OF
angel sleeves. This goods absolutely perfect 1T
ting and will stand comparison with any garments u
the kind made.
IN JACKETS. we are showing = line never before
equalled by any other house In this city.
We have them In all new shapes shades and cloths;
braided astrachan trimmed and plain; short every
thing imaginable in the line Of Jackets.
We mention Q bargain. that is, q Jacket made Of
BERLIN TWILL CLOTH. Braided handsomely, AZ
shades.
In PLUSH GARMENTS we have an elegant as~orS-
mept including MODJEsKAs, vIsITEs SHORT
JACKETS and COATS. ranging from ego up 20 The
very finest Goods.
We have given this line our SPECIAL ATTENTION
and every garment we Offer 10 elegant value
MISSES cIoAKs
In NEwMARKETs we have ah the new sna .r,.-x
Styles, such the Angel Sleeve and Cape IN D.rs
Mahogany.
The new large Bell Sleeve in striped Cloths. and .
grand selection Of Garments I'm the finest cloths.
braided and plain Goods ranging from e5 25 for eixa
year.. rise Soc size. 10 e25 for sixteen yssrs
vessel but one quality and that the best
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IL l9c. 300 Dozen Black Spool Silk, Sc. per spool.
KAUFMAN'S Double Combustion, 18th st.s.e nj O-3t
FuRs AND WRAps.
seaskin listers yisites Jackets and sacques Plush
Monkey NUTS ut $3.50, "a, -. so aud %.
Monkey Collars, Stoles, Collarettes and Boas.
Imitation Monkey Muffs at 81, $3.50 and S3. Boas
Collars and Stoles TO match.
Lynx, Skunk, Black and Cinnamon Bear Mufs and
Boas.
Misses and Childrens Nuts, Boss, Coats and Baby
Carriage Rugs.
All goods as low in price any house in America
Dunlap's New York Hats.
Misses and Boys Silk Derby and worstsd Hats and
Imported silk and Derby Riding Hats.with and With
wIILETT RUoFF,
Hattsrs and Furriers
oc12-6m 0O6 Penna. ave.
CPECIAL BY CABLE-sEAISKINs ADVANCED
- As cent yesterday in London. Having made ex-
tensve purchases IN septembsEa We are prepared 70
otief our stock Of sAcoUEs. vIsITEs, and JACKETS.
This advance in London shows the incrsasing popu-
iarity Of this fsshionsbis winter garment
ns.e. Hss'srs and FFSEisu.
11.I FANCY- BORDERED, .ALIrWOOI, SIT.v76
IL 1eA Gray Blankets, $40. Biz Drive n
hl,s Hl.nksts. I5c, g9c, and q, ~ AUrNAM'B
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prepared to make up ION the premses) at short
notice. and at most reasonable prices. We also
make Mems Underwear, Night Shirts, Pajamas
&C. to order, and do shirt repairing of any
description
We have just opened q good line Of Mems
Cardigan Jackets, from $1.75 up.
(First floor; first annex)
LINING DEPARTMENT.
New line of Quilted Satin Innings Particu-
larly good value in Black Quilted Farmers
Satns, at so, 65 and 75c per yard
27-inch Farmers Satins in all shades. Only
371xc. per yard.
4O-inch White Striped Farmers satins. Only
Beautiful line Of Fancy Striped Satins, for
Innings, 21 inches. Only SOC per yard
40-inch Striped Hair Cloth, 75c.
We have everything you ask for In the
way of Innings
(First floor; north arch.)
HANDKERCHIEFs.
Let this stand for the stock, which is rapidly
rising to its Christmas condition
300 dozen Ladies' Pure Linen Unlaundered
Hemstitched Initial" Handkerchiefs, one inch
Hens; good quality. Only 15c zach; o for zoe.
(First fioor south srch.)
FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
New lot of Pine Fir Pillows. 10, 10, 90, and
25c. each.
Pin-cushions Forms. In great variety Of square
and oblong shapes, 10. 12k, Is, Is, %, and
29c. each.
Rose Pillows for Head-rests Chair Cushions.
&c. Size, 10x15 inches Only 75c per pair.
New Pine-top Fancy Table for Decorating,
Covering, &c. e1 each.
New Cherry-top Fancy Tables, with Brass
Legs. also each.
(Second hoor.)
NOTIONS.
"The ideal" is the only Hair Curler manu-
featured which avoids bringing the heated iron
in direct contact with the hair. Try it. Only
371<c. each.
SO superior-ouality Steel Needles, in paper.
for &c. per paper.
Belding Bros Superior Knitting Silk, in all
the new shades. Only 35c. per ball.
(First floor: rear)
HAT AND DRESS BUCKLES.
We are showing splendid assortment Of Buc-
kles, and call attention to the following spe-
cials:
Bronze Buckles, with cut-steel points, 81 and
Acc each.
Jet and Garnet Bssd Buckles, in various
shapes, comprising Arrows, swords, daggers &c.
as and S71<c. each.
smoked-P Pearl Buckies &c. and q rs each
Mother-of-P Pearl Buckles round and square.
e2c. and q each.
White Pearl Buckles. with cut-stssl points.
eI25 each.
First floor; rearl
TWO BARGAINS IN QUILTS.
200 Whits Crochet Quilts, for thrss-quartsr
beds. Only $50. each
200 white Crochet Quilts, Of select thrss-piy
thread. IN new Nssssilles patterns, fun 80 for
double bsda. Only SLIPS each.
Qourth aoor,
WOODWARD : IorHRop.
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OAK HALL.
Corner 10th and y ste. NV.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-06

A RuSAwAY.-coming into the city
from the country last Tuesday, Mr.. G. d.
Haight picked np runaway team near the
cemetery. All along this side he run
across wheels and broken pieces OF a
wagon, and finally ship.wrecked wagon
with hat la IL. When put together they
proved TO be the outfit of Mr.. Aaron Cohen.
Three boys were driving the team when
they became frightened aud runaway, the
boys deserting them before receiving any
injury, more than a few bruises.
SLEEPY SALEM.-The amount OF life
there is in Salem was we'll iilustratedMon-
day. II was the regular day for fire.
mems election, but there was actually no
one present to open the polls, no ipterest
was taken, and the whole matter went by
default. The present officers viii hold
over.
A NosR WIrER.--The idea Of using the
American flag as a nose wiper Is ridiculous
beyoud expression. In Chicago few day
ago Wisconsin Republican saw man
wipe his nose with the star spangled ban
ner, and stepping up TO him, knocked hin
down and wiped the dust with him. Thi
Is the bascst purpose for which the Ameri
can flag has even been used.
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SHOE HEEL.
June 20. 1883.

June 20, 1888.
To-day finds us at the foot Of psterson's
Butte wandering through the fine shady
groves that surround tho peaceful and quiet
little village Of Shoe Heel Ia ono OF orr
rnmbles wu caught Rlympsa of two OF Al.
bany's lairost daughters. | say fairest, for
II would be hard to lind even In that city.
noted as II is for is RorgCously beautiful
women, two fairor, brighter or more radiant
ly beautiful young ladies than the ones wo
saw fitting with fawn like grace through tho
gIoyes Of fir and oak tramping under their
tAlry little feet tho daisy and the dalfodil.
There with posed heads crowned with
wreathee OF nut-brown hair 10 which tho
golden sunshine played aud danced, outline
ing foreheada smooth ~ satin and white az
Pyrian marble. Ono had the colt gray eye
OF the Wild gazette, the others were blniah
purple reminding one OF the dew kissed pan.
sizes. Their checks were tinted like the IN.
side of somo delicate aea-shell. Their lips
would have put 10 bluah the crimson rose, and
as beautifully carved as If they were the
hand work Of sone great sculptor. They did
not take very kindly 10 us, ID might have
been my dncking vest or my Boss OF the
Road oyeralis, and then It might have been
my gray hair or my still grayer whiskers, il
might have beer my beautiful tnrn-np nose
they did not like. bntit IL the best nose
ever had and II II does turn.np IL don't mean
any harm by 10, wo cant all be- handsome,
some Of nE have 10 run for office, eat cold 20
tasocs aud driik out 0l tho creek.
Mt Charlie n Smith closed bis school At
tho Denny school honse on Friday last. II
was Charles tirst school bat he went through
giving perfect satisfaction aud winEing gold
On reward Of praise from all tho patrons OF
tho school.
Alex Davenport. while out hnntiug grouse
on Tuesday, shot . rattlssnake ia Z canyon
on the north ride Of petoraon's Butte. The
RATHER was four feet long and had eight rat
ties.
Mr. Raymond Burkhart had upwards Of
hundred bushels of cherries thia season.
Mr. > 4 Clsypool aad daughter have 70.
turned from east Of the mountains.
Miss Adele BuFkhart IL visiting her par
eut#, Mr. aud Mira II 3 Bnrkhart. Miss Adele
viii start Tor CaIifornia on the 9th Of July 10
visit friends and relatives in the Goiden
state. Her many friends hero wish her q
pleasant journey aud safe return.
We krow young lady 10 Chrystle Val
ley that can make u very good pie from the
dew OF Of ourFants.
Baleg Dusr.
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A Warning.

The modes of deaths approach are vari'
ous, and statistics show conclusively tha
more persons die from diseases the
Throat and Lungs than any other, 1t Is
probable that everyone, without exception,
receives vast numbers OF Tubercle Germ 5
into the system and where these germs
fall upon suitable soil they start into life
and develop, at first slowly andis shown
by slight ticking sensation in the throat
and IL allowed to continue their ravages
they extend to the lungs producing Cons
sumption and to the head, causing Ca
tarrh. Now all this is dangerous and II
al lowed 10 proceed will in time cause
death. At the onset y0u must act with
promptness allowing oold 80 go with.
out attention Is dangerous and may lose
you your life. As soon as you feel thai
something Is wrong with your Throat
| Lungs or Nostrils, obtain bottle Of B0s-
chee's German Syrup, It will give you
j immediate relief.
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Read and he wise.

7. 81. French keeps railroad time
Hand-sowsd harness neat 70 DgmocnAr Of
hoe.
II Ewort, practical matchmaker aud jew
sisF.
Thompson & ovsrman keeps .hs best har-
nosses.
cash goes a long ways at Browaell &
StAnard'%.
Get your boots aud shoes At BrownsIi s
Stanard'a.
Yoa will get good treatment at Brownell
&StaaaFd's.
II you want the beat harness 10 the mAtke .
90 TO j ) Dahanilies.
Fine line Of light weight Spriag suits in
fashionable designs At Biain's.
y Six shaves for dollar aud c;tan towel to
dyory customer, at Thos. Jones.
7o-ks cures rheumatism, neuralgia and
aoothaehs. Foshay & Mason, Agents.
Razora honed, set aud put IN order al
Jones Shaving and Hair Dressing Parlor.
FM French. agent Singer Manufacturing
Co, opposite Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or
DR.. NJ. II. Ellis. physician and surgeol
country.
The largest assortment OF bugaies. wagon
and hacks this side Of Portland at Knapp
Iiurrell x Co.
The Oregon Blood PariiFer Is natures owi
remedy. and should be used TO the exclusion
Of al other medicines in all diseases Of th
stomach, liver aud Kidneys.
/ No medicine is more conscien.iously pre-
pared. more powerful. or moro highly con
/ centrAted, than Ayers Sarsaparilla. II
stanard Of excellence Is the result OF carefu
study. This preparation is acknowledge
by the medical profession to be the best bloc
purifier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-06

WAsntNsroN, July last week Sen.
alor and Mrs. Dolph gave a dinner Of four.
teen covers In honor OF delegate BARN Of
Oregon. Other guests present were
Senator Mitchell, Representative Hermann.
Gen. and Mrs. D. g. Greene, sir. and Mrs.
Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs. 6Ilircy and George
u. Heaxleton. The occasion proved an en-.
joyablc one.as the hospitaiities of the Sen.
atoF and his attractive wife ever do. Senator
Dolph thinks OF taking his family To Ken.
tucky for the summer months. leaving here
IN a.week or so. Mrs. Dolph expects. how.
ever, 10 80 TO Oregon In the early fall
months,and the family will not be likely so
retdrn here next seaIon for the short ses.
sion.
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SheriHs Sale.
IN she Circuit Court oftse State Of Oregon, for
Linn cnnntn

IN the Csrclsit Court Of tte State of Oregon, for
Linn county.
r. S. Wallace, Plaintiff.
VS.,
John Heighsle and George Williams and
William England, Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN fan Execution and order of sale
issued cut of the above named Court IN
the above entitled suit will on
saturday the Attn day or August, 1858,
at the Court House door in the city Of All
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of
one o'clock p, M, sell at public auction
for cash ia hand to the highest bidder the
real property described ia said execution
and order of sale as follows, to-wit The
west half of the south eastquarter and the
east half of the southwest quarter Of Sec.
twenty in Township nine, s. r. two, east
of the Willamette meridian in Linn conn
the sale of said premises TO be applied
First to the payment of the original costs
taxed at $1le.85 aud the accruing costs
and an Attorneys fee taxed at $75.75.
Second, to the payment to the Plaintiff. r
s Wallace, the sum of SLABS with accruinu
interest thereon at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum from the 26th day Of June. A.
d., 1883. And the surplus Of such sale
remaining after the said payments be APP
piled in payment of the sum Of SHAFT
due said Defendants, George Williams
and William England, with accruing in
telest thereon at the rale OF ten per cent
ner anunm from the 26th day Of june. A.
ID. 1883.
Dated July srd, 1855.
JoHN SMALLMAN,
Per D. &. SMITH, Sheriff
Deputy
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BRIeK Dusr.

Summary Of Meteoroiogy for june, 1855.
from observations taken At Albany. Linn 60
Oregon, by John Briggs. vol observer Tor the
signsI serYioe. U S. Army.
Highest barometer On tho 30sh. 80 06.
Lowest baFameteFon the laih. 20 -.
Mean barometer for the month. 20 go.
Highest daily average Of lar. 30.02.
I.owest daily average of bar. 20 80.
Highest temperature on tho 22nd. So.
Lowest temperature on the lfth. 81,
Mean Tor the mouth CO. 98
Highest daily range Of ther. on the -, 30.
Lowest daily RAGGED tlieF. on the 3fd. 4.
Mean temperature at a. M. daily So 73.
MsanltemFeratnfe ~ ? .. ~. daily 6s o.
Mean temperature 1t p. "a. daily 5s g.
Prevailing directions OF winds, 5.
Maximum velocity force. 4.
Total rainfall or melted snow, 81 ineheK
Depth ot snow ~ end oi month, o.
Number ot days on which Ol inch 9r tnors
rain fell, Is.
Nuiabor Of days Of eIoudineas average
scale II 10. IL
OF % ob1ervaiions l2 were cleaE.3 cloudy
! tar. toggy, ~ rain, 5 hsxy. I2 overcast
Frost on the mornings Of o.
Temperature, % SO on average Of 10 years
Rainfaiif3. CD on average Of 10 years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-06

New ahees at Reads.
Nilsson fruit Jars Al Kentons.
six shaves or dollar a. l. vierecks
New ribbon all shades aud styles ~ Read 3
Mr. Jse. Newman, of Waterloo. is 10 the
city. .
Hon Jeha Bursstt. u Corvallis, /. ia the
city.
Col Copeland lectures in Astoria so.mor.
row night.
Fine stock OF ily ussa Just received At j
Dabs suilIs's.
II l. Rndd. Of Peoria. returned home from
Portland to-day.
A clean towel Tor every customer at l.
Vieteck's barber shop.
Miss Electsa Sites went t. Harrisburg
this noon on = visit 70 see old frioads.
Mr Thoa Kay. the Brownsville Wooden
aiiii man, was Ia the city this foreGoon.
Ar rGearhsrt aud two daughters. Of CAliior
MIA. are visisiag with Mr Conrad Meyer.
PA Barkhart * co. have quite purnbtr
of men wanting employment. FAtpers want.
ing help should cali ON tae'a aud bo supplied.
Mr wm Schooling aud wife. of Elisns-
bnrgh, w 4. passed through Albany thia
noon for Harrisburg. on visit 10 his par
enta
The ftm Of Stewart & sox already this
summer has sold about ten thrsshing outfits,
Russell 4 Co.'s threshcTs aud engines. and
Osborne binders have been leaYing theiE
place IN large numbers.
Now that the campaign has opened every
one shosid take some Of the leading papers
Subscriptions for all tbs leading newspapcrs
and magazines received BY 7. l.. kenson.
judge Strahan aud son. Cland. arrived Ia
the city this mon, and wilt spendsthe 4sh il
Corvallis. The supreme court adjourned
until the 18th, practically fer the summer.
SIR Stewart. whe closed out Mr Gec
Stroug's business 10 this city several months
ago. resarncd to Albany this morning from
Southern Oregon. where be has been rustieat.
ing several months, until he looks like I
granger. good complexion by the way. H'
intends remaining 10 the Valley
Hannah Gorman, once slave, motaer o
the well known Hi German, died in Salem
from heart disease. at the age OF So. Mr.
Ren Johnson. Of this city. attended the fun
eral yesterday. and to-day was aceompanie.
homo by several OF the relatives Of the dis
eased. who conveyed the body 60 Corvallis
where il was buried this afternoon.
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$500 REWARD
BY P. Cohen.

Will any Republican solve the following
problem for me Why isit that the Repub-
lican wool buyers who think that Harrison
will be elected and that the Mills bill will
not pass, and consequently no tariff taken
off wool, have been and are now offering
less for wool than am, who believes that
Cleveland will be elected and that the reve-
nues of the government will be reduced to
a point to meet the just demands of the
government only In order to satisfy your
self who pays the least price look around
and come to me last to ascertain my figure.
An extra price paid for a few full blooded
democratic feeces for James @. Blaine to
spin yarns on this fall when he comes to
Oregon, at
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-06

WAsniSsroS, July 1.-The campaign
committee of the national democratic com.
mi1tec viii this week eject speakers for the
campaign. The battle ground in New
York. California, Oregon. New Jersey and
Indiana will be thoroughly covered by able
and entertaining orators Among them
In the Eastern states. will be the old Ro.
man" himself. and Il i stated that lie viii
9 to the Pacific coast.
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meayY oaaa on clereland.

WAsHINoToN, July s.-Thc statement Is
made, on the authority OF Mr. Dalton, post.
master of the house OF representatives, that
more than 100000 Il now available at the
federal capitol TO be wagered upon the eiee.
ton OF Cleveland and Thurman. Congress.
man Tim Campbell of New York lsauthor.
lied by political club In New York city 70
bet $4,000 on Cleyelands election, az odds
Of SEoo, TO 500. a number of democratic
congressman In the house have also sIgni.
fed their desire to make individual wagers
of from 5000 10 $1,000 each, at snbstan
TALLY for foregoing odds
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TELEGRAPPHIC NEWS
KldnappIns Men.

NEW YoRK, June 3o.--A Adyiees from
Havana say that the epidemic Of kidnap-
ping has broken out again, and the military
has been called once more IN force. Sew
eral wealthy planters hrye been kidnapped,
and arc being held for ransom. Seven
bandits assaulted Felix Berengauers rich
planter residing near Nirnas,and demanded
fifty gold ounces, threatening murder iftln
money was not paid.
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HOME AND ABRUAD.


mONUA1g
Mr. 7 j Munkers, Of scio, isin the city.
II cents Is being paid for wool IN tiiis city.
"Jim Westfall'' says II Harrison IL elected
he will get the Albany post-ofIiee.
Everything bought and sold at M Ffank.
lin b Cos second hand store, Albany, Or.
Miss Gertie Mansfield, of Portland. Il Wait.
ing with tho Misses Webber in this city.
Best binding twine in the market At
Knapp, Burfell y Go.
Buggies. buggiep, baggies of all styles and
prices at Knapp, Butrsll " Go.
Mrs w y Rics left Albany on Saturday
| for Ashland, which she will make Eer future
home.
Prof d Lstcher, former Virginia school
mate Of Hon Cleo II Chamberlain, Ii 10 the
city.
Mr and Mrs w r. TurrcII and daughter
loft this morning Tor Tacoma, on a visit TO
Mr. Geo E TusreIIs
Judge w w Thaycr il now chief justice o.
the supreme court Of Oregon. while Judge
Lord takes his place at tho foot.
Rev T ] Wilson aud wife left Albany this
morning for the Warm Springs agency, where
Rev Wilson will preach 70 the heathen
Indian.
The frm.of HOLMAN & Monteiti, has been
dissolved, Mr. Hoffman takes the restaurant,
which ho will run, and Mr Montcith the
saloon.
A cemen. walk IL 10 be built around the
now block Of s u Young The men who
haYe been putting down the Finn walk will
do tho work
lion q coshaw. Of Brownsville, Il in
tbs city. he reports the mill taking vaca.
tien for q few days, and quite unmber
leaving for the Calipooa inines,
No Injurious effects can follow The uso II
Ayers Ague Cure. IL contains an nniailisg
antidote aud specific for miasmalic poisops.
together with remedial agents which purify
aud re.inyieoiate tho System.
This norping w Il Gillct, III Chief Ea-
gineer Hoffman, and Dir aud Mfa Fritz Hnh.
mann, left for Seattle to attend the tonrna-
tncnt. Mr Watt Monteith iefs on Saturday
for tho Eame place.
MIR Judkins, the genial farmer. Of ths Va
qnina bay country. Was ia Albany Saturday
on lis way 10 Southern Oregon IL erieyes
the DKaocnsr - ase year after year pass
without Mr J being transformed into mar.
tied man.
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NEw YoRK, June 3o-Steye Brodic ar.
rived at = o'clock this morning, making
the trip from Albany IN six days and one
hour, being nine hours and thirty minutes
better than the record OF Captain Paul
Boynton. About sooo people assembled
on the Battery to greet the swimmer on
his arrival
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-06

Patents granted TO citizens OF the Pacific
States during the past week and reported ex-
presely for the DEMOCRAT by c. A. Snow
& Co., Solicitors Of American and Foreign
patents. Opp. U S-Patent Office Washing
ton, d. C:
b Dorsey. Tulare. Cal, disk cnltivator
and seeder; N o Godding. Monrovia, Cal.
danger signal for bridges; ] d Lee, Dallas.
and ] II Action, Portland, shawl strap and
fire escape; + G Nash. Il, game counter: d
Stark, s +, feed water heater; II Swain, S +,
Photographic camera Il II Thompson, New.
ark, Cal, steam generator.
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Albany Market.

Wheat Csc,
Oats~~33c
Butter-2O cts per lb.
Eggs--2bc
Hay lii, 90.
Potatoes 60 cts per bushel.
Beef-on foot, 3Mc
Apples ~ 90 cents per bu,
Pork-.6c per II lressed.
Bacong-hanas. I211c.
shoulders, 7c.
sides 10c.
L4ard--I2c per ID.
Flour~-4.80 per bbl.
~shickens-2.5O per doz.
Till Faed--bran, 400 per toni
shorts, l6.
middlings. 20.
Choir 9. 90.