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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-06
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8te republtfa1ii6e Oftnber6eit bes Sea-
tioial1 Observation-Disclosures lGlien lid beretts
nor meAreren QSo9e1 flnr befpuBt 81 ietll,
baB aus Der vJfebe4en@ Sobnens0 eidi6te"
fein Capital fir tbre. 8artei iudbrenb beS
acknowledgement Observation-Disclosures GEE
ntadbt iperbeu f0nne.
QaS Der repubIifdnii6e Qlbgeorbnete
8outelle Don Wfaine nor %einigcn
QBodeft fpegen Ser Sadie iln Nbgeororeteu>
Daule 2Grm su lhlagen iltdte, fanb er BET
ieinen eiae.len 8arteigenoiien tpento gnr
flung; unD Die republtfanil6e WitnberDeit
einigte ltd nit Der Oemofratii0en WteDrbeit
auf eillen rBel6luB", wel6er einfa6 ben
&rtcgSmiltifter erllt6te, ilber Die Gerwens
bung Ser eini It BON ben Gun0esz
truppen eroberten GebeIIen=
Sdbnen Nnfi9IuB gu ge6en.
Scr &~rtegSmintiter Gnotcntt lit MN be-
miibt, etlen redJt griinOliden 8eri6t Su
Iiefcrr utb bat 81 bieiem 3pede umfaiienoe
Nadfori0ungen GngelteIt. 0abet ergab
ii6 6oIgcn6es:
Der 8rau6, ipI9e &ebeIIenz
s a 3 II II an lire u~ripriingli6en gefiber
5urId5ugeben, rilbrt BON feinem 0e7
r~ingeren Der, ais pom &rte9Sminilter
bes 8HrgerfrtegS Gotptn so.
Stanton. Otcier Dor ahtse6n Sabren
geItorbe1e grobe Wtal1n, tpelder nit letner
u%nbeuginmen uno unerbittlt6en Ibatfraft
auBer 2ttcollt unb Grant am meilten our
gliiflt6en 8eembigu1g Der Sirgerfrtegs
beitrlg, gao ieinen glu6etpen SAP ge9er
ben rebellilden Sll0en in oemlelben Nuget>
bltde auf, IN ipeldem Der Siiben beitegt am
8o0en lag. llnb tpGbrenD er rta1 Der @r>
ntoroultg Qincoln's ben riididrittli1en 8e>
itreblltqen oeS 4rditoenten SoDnlon etren
erbittertcn Bi6eritalto ~leiitete, iab er in ben
beiiegten Gebellenl oloaten llur nod tapfere
antertfauilde 2anoSleute. Mie Stanton,
10 lieferten leine repu6ltfariiden Jfa6folger
i'm &rie8Smintiterium nlalenbaft Sa9nen
un6 anbere GropbGen, auf Nnlu6en aus
Dem Siibelt, oil oieien Suritd. limb auf ben
8efe0l Des IeBten republifanilden &rtegSz
mit1titers &obert &. 2tncDln tDurben bic I'M
&rtegsoepartenlent nod pDrbanbe1en Sc
belet> 6d9ten, ftdtt lGnger alS Ste9eS5et6en
au oiener, in &iiten Derpadt.
9iele uno GbnIide S6dtlaGen tptr6 Ser
&riegsu1iniiter bes YrGitbenten glepelano
unfpiberIcgli6 our6 amtlt6e IftenftIde
nddtpeiien.
8efanntli6 mat es unter Ser iebigen
bemofratii6en Understanding ebenfalls
Elm 9feplbltfarer, nGmlih Der @eueral>
Qbjutant Drum, pelGer Die Gntleerlrng be-
iagter &iiten unb Die Gerienbung i6res Sns
bults mad benz Siben a%noronete. llnD eben
ser oelitofratilde Brdiibent GleDelauO mar
es, pelber bteier a%llgemetnen 3uriiGltefe7
rurtg porerit Elm gn0e madte.
@ana furdtbar tperben bur6 bteie gnt>
bitHllngeu Die &rafebler Iuttte bon Soma,
Satr6ilb bon Misconitn, @ouDerneur
Sorater bon Ohio uuo 2tnbere blamirt,
tpeld)e ben 4rdftoenten GleDelanb ipegen
zines an9ebliden 8erbre6ens belGtmpft u1lo
perfIuht baben, bas ntdt er begging, ionberr
bas bon @opiu Of. Stanton %6egonnen
tpurbe, ollo BON einen 9epublifaner, neben
befien 8ieiengeitalt bie Guttles uno Sora1
fers nur idmmerlide &ntrpie itno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-06

uecttcut, tpelder es an Sentperen8tpittb benz
berii6ttaten Senator 8lair bon Stem
6ampi6ire glet63utbun iu6t, bealttragte
8ro6tbitionSs8iu fir ben 8estrf Columbia
in Bic 6anb 81 nebmen.
0Sen1t aber Die Sltr6t bor benz Bretlt1t1te
bes GrGitbenten geniigt, nm ietne bttter1telt
poIittf6en @egner ppn WtaBregeln ge9elt
bic periDnli6e Sret6eit abslbalten. baum
tpir6 tpo6G audi 6er offene unO freuto16aftz
li6e !3ulpru6 bon bteberen 0eutlden Des
8~un6esbe3irfS geniigen, I'm ben grdfioe1s
ten 81 iiber3eugen, baB feline 8estrfscomm!l1
idre BEN 8ogen oes Sonntags3tpangs ptel
gu itraff gelpannt baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-06
eosialiaeu ,t,sS seaardiFeu.
Gbatsmortb, ST.. 27 Sonuo

@batsfportb, ST., ~. Sanuar.
Gin bic &e6aftion ber SQinpis Stdats3to.
Sn Sbrem Nrtifel yMusmeiIuno un6 @bs
tpebr" tn Der NO6entl. 3eitung BON %.
SanIar be9eben Sic na6 meiner Anfi6t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
CALL ON z. L, POWER. THE HAR-
NESS MAKER, NEXT TO DEMOCRAT
OFFICE, ALBANY.
SheriTs Sale,

In the Circuit Court Of the State ef Oyegcn
for ne County Of Ldnn:
Martha Barnes, Plaintiff.
W.
M. Benigan, b. Brenner, X. Glass and ID.
u. Glass, partnerss doing business under
the frm name and style ofH. Giass A
ason, and Levi West and I'D Robinson,
partners, doing business under the Arm
name Of Robinson a. West, Defendants,
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue
IN Of an execution and order Of sale Is
sued out Of the above named Court In the
above entitled suit, / will on
Saturday the Ssh day sf nay, Isss,
at the Court House door In the City or Ale
bany, Linn county, Oregon, ~ the hour Of
one O'clock. p. m, at public auction for
cash in hand 20 the highest bidder. sell
the real property described IN said notice
OF sale as follows, to wit: the northeast
quarter OF section 8 in TIP. is, s. RE. of
the Willamette meridian. containing I60
acres. ALSO the east half OF the northeast
quarter OF Section 81 In Tp. II, s. II. / T..
Of the Willamette meridian, containing 50
acres. all in Linn county, Oregon. The
proceeds arising from the sale Of said
promises TO be applied First to the pay
nent OF the costs and disbursements Of
sun SAAEA - S1At1V anu JIG C41sa A28 GlA~
penses Of sale. Second TO the payment TO
The Plaintiff the sum OF el52,52 with SC
cruing interest at 10 ger cent per annum
Iom the 2Ist day Of March. 1888, and the
further sum Of SIS attorneys fees, next 20
the payment TO the Defendant, b. Brenner
the sum OF $l6I with accruing interest
thereon from March 2Ist, 1888, at the rate
Of 10 per cent per annum and the further
SUN Of s42.05 casts and $50 Attorney fees
and the ovsrplus IL any 70 be paid to the
Defendant. NJ. Berrigan.
Dated March 18th, 1sSS.
D. s. SIXTH,
Sheriff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
Needs Stirring Up.

The Gazette has done ono thing. certainly
It has caused the DIMMYKRAT, of Albany to
notice the Improvements that are going on
I'm Corvallis. Nutting must have forgot
himself-C4zetEe.
What presumption The DEMOCRAT has
always noticed improvements at Corvallis
when 1t could get any to notice. 1t really
rejoices to be able to mention the present
ones,and hopes Corvallis will keep growing
until some day it will be as large as Albany
now is, at which time this city promises to
haYe population of 5000 to 1900. We
want to see all of Oregon push ahead but
when city gets to dragging along like
molasses in the winter, we feel like punch
ing it up occasiOnalIy,and hence our thrust
at Corvallis and Salem.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30

Secretary Eiderkin was in Southern Ore.
gon last week rustllng for tho A. +. y M.
Ine. Co.
A social was given at the NJ. Il. parsonsgs
Last Wednesday evening, which Is reported to
have bcon quite delightful affair. II was
In h0nor Of Mrs. Mcdonnell, who has just re.
turned from q visit to Portland.
"F." Company OF this city, gave . public
drill at The Opera House last Tuesday evena
Ing the galleries being crowded. The mem
bers went through diHerent manenvsra, un.
der the command Of Capt. Irving with great
credit.
| Hon Milton Shannon, OF Monroe. Benton
county, was In the city Monday and called
At our sanctum. Mr. Sbann0n's visits TO the
DEMoCRAT Office, which hayo been extended
over period OF about twtnt i've years, have
, always been source Of great pleasure to the
editorsof this paper.
Rev Judkins, Corresponding Secretary Of
the National Prohibition party, aud prom.
inent NJ E minister Of Chicago, Ill.,. deliver
ed ah address at the w @ r u Hall last Mon.
day evening, captivating bis audience by his
remarkably pleasant style and commanding
manner. Mfs Rev Jndkins, who accompanies
him. 10 sister Of Mr0 4 Porter, aud while
here has been the guest of her niece. Mrs
'Thes Monteith, Jr.
The presbytery ef Oregon, United presby-
tsraa Church, will meet Ia Albany. Tues.
day, April 3rd, AZ T.30 o'clock, y. m. and
will be opened With . sermon by the Noder-
ator, Rev w q M Hays. Of Waitsbnrg. The
annual sermon TO the Ladies' Missionary So.
ciety will be preached by Rev A NJ Achsscn,
OF Oakville. Wednesday. 1T 2.30 o'clock, p.
m. Rev w Il Steyonson. OF Portland will
preach on Wednesday evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30

Wednesday. March ssth, 1855.

Wednesday, March 2Sth, 1855.
Present-All officers and members.
The matters of sidewalk on Fifth 81 and
bridge at Washington and Eighth SITS were
laid on the table,also petition of Thos Brink
for abatement OF nuisance.
Acceptance of Street railway ordinance by
Railroad Co was reported Gled.
Petition Of X Koehler for switch TO con
meet with lumber yards was referred, also
petition for sidewalk and foot bridge on Ellis.
worth St and petition to gravel and grade
Seventh ST.. Jefferson TO Lyon.
Ord. I7S, providing for ; foot walks on
First St, Washington TO Ellsworth, whep
hereafter built, was passed. Also Ord. I70,
in reference 10 Railroad " sewer, also Ord
ISo, allowing for steamer 5000.
Ord. $50. giving A p Bacon and Geo
Hazleton gas light franchises was referred,
Several lstreetimprovements were ordered
Matter OF selling timber off city's proper
" in Third ward was referred
The Recorder was directed 10 advertise
for bids for r r 81 sewer, for bridge across
ditch at North and Vine SITS, to extend Cali
pooia sewer half bleck and extending sewer
across Ferry between Second and Third SITS.
Bills of Recorder, Marshal, etc allowed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
ON the southern Boundary.

Professor Duniavy, of Iowa, will teach
the school during the summer.
The spelling school In district No. IS last
Saturday evening was we'll attended.
Hon. Hiram Smith has been quite sick
for two months, but will probably be around
again in short time.
Miss Nellie wiIloughby who went e
California for her healtlr last fall thinks oi
returning home sometime in the summer
her health Is somewhat improved.
Many of our young people contemplate
attending the masquerade bali al Coburl
next Friday evening. Wonder If the mar
with the baiky team viii go.
Something over $50 has been subscribcs
for repairs on the school house In this dis
trict (63) They should begin with the foun
dation and make new as Tar as the money
will go.
Miss Clara TIton who gave such general
satisfaction In No. g last summer will
teach the school just over the border, Ii
Lane county.
Considerable of the fall grain In this 10
caiiiy was frozen OUT lass winter but mos
of II has been re.sown this spring. A fev
farmers have finished their spring sowing
most of them are well along with thciI
work and will finish this week II the wealth
er Is favorable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
The New Harness Firm.
98S9A0 AA@1ts . ~
HoN. JoHN II. MITCHELL,
u. s. Senate.

The new and enterprising harness firm Of
Thompson & Overman has on hands the
finest lot of harness ever displayed In Al
bany, and we predict for them lively trade
this coming season. People who trade with
this firm will get the best of goods and viii
be well treated. Their stock of single har-
ness, which Is second to none In the State,
consists of the latest styles and best quality,
as well as prices to meet the times. Their
heavy farm and team harness is made OF
nothing but No. leather and the work Il
warranted to give satisfaction. They also
have large line of stock saddles, Califor-
MIA make. Their buggy whips are directly
from the Eastern factories and of Al grade
throughout In fact they have the largest
stock In their line In the middle Willamette
Valley. 1t will pay you to 60 and see theiI
stock whether yeu buy or not. They are
always ready to show you through the har
ness and saddles or anything else in ths
/ line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
Death Of W. b. Rice.

Mr.. w. y. Rice died at his home in Al.
bany last Saturday night, at the age oi
about 35 years, of spinal complaint and
heart disease. Funeral services were con.
Quoted at the residence at 6:30 Sabbath af.
ternosn by Rev. E. r. Pntchard, and were
largely attended. The remains were taken
to Ashland on the night train and buried
on Monday beside the father OF the deceas-
ed, who preceded him about a year ago
They were accompanied By relatives A ID
Barker and T ] Sites, as a committee from
the Albany Lodge, A. o. U. W., of which
Mr. Rice was a member, and the wife OF the
former. Mr.. Rice came to Albany in about
1865 and filed the position of operator for
awhile. The regular o C agent after
awhile helped himself to a car load OF
wheat, sold it, and on being discovered was
discharged when Mr.. Rice was appointed
in his place. He filled the position in a very
popular manner and with marked ability
until the completion of the q. p. X. r.
about two years ago, when he accepted a
more lucrative position on that road, filling
II TO the great satisfaction of the manage
ment of the road.
Mr.. Rice was man of a very ambitious
nature. He was noted for his upright, man
ly qualities, unimpeachable character and
affableness Of manner. Everybody liked
him. He made up for a weak frame by his
sterling manhood. All over Western Ore
gon his face was familiar one, and will be
greatly missed by railroad men, business
men and everybody who came in contract
with him either in a business or social way.
The loss particularly to his wife and two
little children is one that cannot be estimat-
ed. They with his mother, brother and sis
ter have the universal sympathy Of the
people in their great affiiction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
were Yet.

Last week in referring TO Eugene city's
electric lights we gave il the credit of having
some 700 candle power lights. We made q
mistake. The figures should have been IS,
and we should have used the words fire flies
instead of jack o'lanterns The relation now
is as follows: Albany ox2ooo $1,000
Eugene. 45x24 1880. In other words one
of our lights will give twice as much light as
all of Eugene City's combined When Al
bany does thing it does not do il in one
horse style just for the name Of IT, Any
single store light in Albany viii be more
powerful than the street lights of Eugene,
and many single store lights will give more
light than the whole of Eugene City COM
bined The idea of the papers OF that city
Growing over its electric lights Is simply RI.
dicuous. "Come down"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
Through the Con-. ~.

Linn county farmers should take better
care Of their appls trees.
big revival meeting has been held at scie
under the auspices of Rev kirkpatrick.
The Lebanon Express under its new man
agemsnt will be independent As heretofore,
80 exponent Of the splendid community In
which IL circnlatsa.
Last Saturday Mr James BiAksly, Of
Brownsville, while driving from a field, had
bis toam run away throwing him out on his
Fortunately though hs escaped such disAs-
ter. and IL now recovering slowly from the
accident. Mr. Blakely Is over 10 years Of age.
Samaritan Lodge No. 3l6. log r., Har.
risbafg, will give an Easter sociabis at
Smiths Hall on Saturday evening. March
3ist. 4 short literary program will bsone Of
the features ef the evening, and last bat not
least, refreshments will DO served Of coffee.
cako aud ice cream and cake. Evssy one is
cordially invited TO astead.
A rscsnt issue Of tho Oregoaian gives .
good description Of the Saotsam region in the
eastern part Of this county. The rsgion's
splendid resources, not only 10 agriculture
and stock raising, bat as well ia mining, are
brought out in raised letters. Particularly is
the country along the lins Of tho Oregon Pa.
cilic noticed, and there Is little doabt that Il
has remarkably bright failure before IL. The
road giving the surrounding country mark.
81, IL will now develops IL az = rapid rate, ana
numerous industries will apring up. Already
Improvement in roads, new mills, eta. have
characterized the movement, aud several
summer resorts proniss TO appsAr that will
offer great iDdacemsGts to pleasure seekers.
We predict the favorite moantaia resort Of
the State will be some where ia the Cascades
along too line Of the Oregon Pacific, and far
ther. that mining weAlth will be uncovered
that will attract general attention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
SheriTs Sale.

In the Circuit Court Of tbs Stats Of 0regOn
for Linn County.
@. II. LIggetts Plaintiff.
Sarah Hines and Thomas Hines, Defen-
dants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue
OF an execution and order Of sale is-
sued out of the above named Court in the
above entitled suit, win on
Saturday the sah day ef May, 1855,
al the Court House deor in the City Of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour Of
one o'clock, p. m. sell at public auction
real property described in said order ~
sale as follows, ta@wit the east half or the
northwest quarter and lots one and Two Of
Section sixteen in Township eleven, south
ef Range one west Of tho Willamette
msridian ia Linn county, Oregon, con-
tanning 1871 acres. The pr0ceeds arIs-
ing from the sale Of said real estate to be
applied First to the payment Of the
costs and disbursements Of suit taxed at
s2I.50 and the costs and expenses Of sale.
Second TO the payment TO the Plaintiff
herein the sum OF SI445.St with accruing
interest thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent
per annum from the 18th day Of March,
| 1883, and the further sum OF $I20 and the
overplus il any tn be paid to the Defend
ant, Sarah Hines.
Dated March 10Th. 1883.
d. s. SIXTH,
Sheriff
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
CURRENT EVENTS.

Chief Justice Walte,of the T. S. Supreme
Court, died at Washington last Friday.
The snags in the willamette river are
greatly agitating several of our eontempo
raries. They should be extracted by all
means.
II isn't always the compostor's faut.The
editor came hurriedly In primed with the
latest information, and shouted down the
speaking tube "Change ilr TO dead IN
the Smith Item" The literal compesltor
obeyed orders and the item was printed ;
"Our esteemed fellow citizen, Simon Smith,
Is lying dangerously dead"
Soap Creek Grange passed the following
resolution IN refereace to the new Court
House at Corvallis Whereas, the Benton
County Court hns let contract TO build a
jail for $I4soo and a Court House for about
$6S,ooo without consulting the people or the
tax payers of the county, be II therefore
Resolved, that Soap Greek Grange In It's
March meeting condemns the action of said
Court In Its extravagaat expenditure OF the
peoples money
CP BLAIR. balifF Of the Circuit Court OF this
county, maoo tnte VhAVN PtV's~ue oSit On
Tuesday last Mt Blair has held Tho position
os baliir for twenty six years. This is longer
il il believed than any other in the State has
ever been. lie Is the third oldest person in
the county. being 50 years old on last New
Years eve is bale. hearty, and has not Yet
needed the use Of spootaolcs .--Gasefte.
wohavo thought several timos that we had
given our readers tho las, Saunders item
but here is just ono more, FROM the Corvallis
Times "Mr Bob Wilson. sou OF our eff
cisnt and popular County Clerk, now attend
ing Belleview Medical College. New York
City. writes home that he recently made the
acquaintance Ia that city ot Dc Bacon Saun
ders, brother Of the notorious Wlrt SAun-
ders. Bob says that DR. Saunders is genial
aud accomplished gentleman aud that be
spoke very regrotfully of his brothers unfor.
tunate career He dsnied Write fanciful
stories about his fathers immense wealth
and attributes these stories and the rest Of
his deeds 10 mental ALTERATION induced by
excessive uso Of opiam. He also stated that
Geo II Williams received 81 900 Tor his SER
vices as counsel in Wist's last trial,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30
Reunion Of the EIiIl Family.

The hearts Of psrentA we're greatly cheered
by the visit and reunion Of nearly all their
children at the old home in this city. Mr.
Mark and his wife, the oldest daughter, from
McMinnyille. Judge VIM. Lair Hill, of Oak
land, Cal. Judge G. A. Hill and family, Of
Seattle, met with the resident children, viz.
DR.. j. l.. Hill and family, Mr.. Thompson and
family. The families not represented we're
Rev. A j. Hunsaker and H. r.. Hill. The
occasion was the s0th birthday Of r. @. Hill.
The meeting was especially gratifying to both
the parents who had dweled together more
than 55 years, while the children were mutu.
ally enjoying the social and iraternal re-
union.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-30

Sabbath will be Easter and the lst OF
April.
JRN Bell has just become the father Of
No. 10.
Henry Pope, ST.. has been appointed p. NJ.
At Jacksonville, Or.
Choice Oregon apples have been selling for
81 so box in San Francisco.
There were thirteen graduates in the Chau-
tauqna Literary aud Scientific Circle in Ore
gon last year.
Ed G Phelps il making arrangements to
start paper at Medford, TO be called the
| Advertiser.
A little child was drowned in wash boil
or, containing three inches Of water, at
Chico. CAL. last Tuesday.
Abncf X Colburn. the injured Conductor
en- the wrecked Marrow Gauge train died
at Portland on Monday.
/ G w Hunt, the coatractor, is to build
railroad from Walla Walla to Wallula In con-
siderstion Of bonus of 100000.
Amos Herne was killed at Sissina, in
Southern oregon few days ago, by huge
grizzly, by whom he was hugged to death.
i Are YOU insured in the Albany Farmers
and Merchants Insurance Company. 1t keeps
your money at home, and is safe and reliable.
On last Monday Mr. Frank Kellogg. 3 law
yer of Heppner. Or. aud Mrs Dawne. wife
Of the Alaska iudgship fame, were united IN
marriage.
Thursday, of last week. several cars load
ed with cattle went over . treatle on the
Narrow Gauge r K doing considerable dam
age. Conductor Coburn was fatally injured
4 company Of school girl bandits has just
been discovered in Zaoateeas, Mexico. They
did their work systematically and stole large
amounts of valuable property.
P H Bowman. d R Hodges, Wiley Hol.
man, Jos Hunter and + Dodlir, were dele
gates from Soap Greek precinct to the Benton
County Democratic Convention held ae Cor
yallis last Saturday.
0 Salem claims to have the best band IN
Oregon. There was o time wheR We would
J have disputed the claim. That city now is u
!, be congratulated en- having 50 excellent bane
: and particularly such an accomplished leader
as Prof Conner.
r II YOU require spring medicine.if you ar
. suffering with larguor, debility, pimples
! boiles, catarrh, chronic sores, scrofula,or los
of appetite. or any disease arising from i'm
!. uure blood, take Ayers Sarsaparilla--th'
safest and most economical OF all blood puri-
fiers.
We have received the first pages OF 9TH,
:, Resources Of the State OF Oregon" heinI
4 printed by the State printer for the Stat
!, board of agriculture. It will be q l25 pag.
J. pamphlet, and there will be issued 2O,OOt
= copies. An extended notice will be given O
: it's appearance.
The annual firemen's tournament will b,
held at Portland this year Juue I6th to cot
10 inclusive. Albany should get in and drill AM
?. carry eff some of the prizes. Its looked upo
% as the livelieat place in Oregon and shoul
} make itself felt in this tournament. TIL
@ companies should begin getting in fast run
10 ners now for the occasion.
lin Westfall was elected from the ladie
,n department Of the depot at Salem Friday
w last week because he was q Chinaman, and
az suit Ii threatened. That depot agent is her
at | bv warned that he "monkeysl with SO
600 Cslesti il Re II lishle 70 let his duge
ss burned. Jim WaatfslI ID none Of your asa'
q, enaer Mengulu.