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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

wssHfvsroy. sept. f7. ~ Neither The
Speaker nor Mr. Nhis wi be hsrs - attend
ne psmogrsno csgdus tomorrow aighl
There Is snrns sxrifsuent smeng mem sers
ever tie prospect 81 sn adjournment on he
srsf af October Ssafirsent = tending
si~onx'r fawsri aa - 1urnme1t snd he
ertr "a rg thaf rsa rr-ve9t NJ Cats sst-
tinr confro. ef he caucus fer bis rasoi urien
= ne lse uE tsat s r8g'i be 81 a. beard sf
rrursso ~ ta axe srtion n direct ef position
10 thr uen ran hs~s naen me rscrgniE Eed
tsxae7s during the snfire SESSION lf mem
hers rets IN caucus - they wRnf n. INV
svar. = resolution fxnr ~ 3sr OF atio1rn-
n,-rf sn ths arst 81 October vi be a.
crrfet
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

PuTssuss. Sept. New Yorks shut
out Fiitsburg today. Slattery. middle
6sldsr Of the visitors. deserves more praise
tsst sny Of tie ethsrs. ss IL was be Who
brought ia the run. ard prevented the
score from beng tied 10 the eighth inning
by one Of tss most rsmsrkabls catches ever
seen on the home grounds. Attendance
Two thousand. The score
Pittsb8rz -... -....-...9 . 0 o. q
New fCrk -..-.--.-.---9 q Q O.
Base n rs-- Pittshurg. q Ne~ Tork
krrrrs -fitsSnrrE q. Nev YORK
Rsuer.e,-NoTfis sud Carroll. wslch ard
Ewing
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

stss 1y1Te - ~e.stsss ss7Ea-
CLsE7oS- Sept i7.-Nrs Ssrsh As~ri Z
vie q Tramsn II. Nsrriii, of this Fsc.
hss been declared irssre. sae q sstar1sT
as wss rsksn - tae Northern Ascslzsa p
AsTi1m a. Trsvsrss Cts fer frssfrs1f il
: 1921 tie fresfn s1t - prove oz1e- esl
SO tssf shs Bsv s1e1 - rsstcre1 ~ 80
fsrsIlY I'D f1e15s II tsS- sse al o.
80 hIiT hsvs t5s sTurstaT - tse nfI-s
ESlF s6ares~ed the Hsvr7ro1 s1S Hs-pr
Gas 81 .ehs~x a. -. 9 , p Ia Sat
urssy svsnirs ~ cs~b@ft ssesassed -.
tzzrT .7esusa - a vs-v ca1~77E.E zs1-
~ Tas ~esssns r ss@f wifa tarse rsas-
nd eae1<z fsr Hsrr.~es sse ssE-1<
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
CATASTROPHE IN TEXAS
Four Children Burned to Death and Their
Mother Badly Injured.

SAY ASroSIo, Tex, Sept. News Of a
horrible catastrophe at Devine Station bas
just reached this CITY. Saturday afternoon
Ca lie. Is years Old, daughter Of Byrd Smith,
was sent by her mother 70 start q FIRE in a
stove. The sirl poured oil over the Goals OF
the 1re and the Kerosene exploded, scatter
ing the burning oil over tue girl and her
two sisters. Della aud Dosis. and her baby
brother, al Of whom we're standing around
the stove watching her. In her frantic
Efforts 10 save the children the mother was
terribly burned seout her arms and head.
The children all dried Of their injuries ia q
few hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Currkso sept 1--At At5 tais afternoon
Henrv Theirs asszaapfes 70 murder his
divorced We sBd sep Ssueatsr. - =
Nefsrr r.. aaa thsn shst hinssi[ 3vfng
fnssantiV TIE sten-isu<atsr = ast harr.
es,t the Vie receiree = sullet wousd IA iks
rixat ,su p.e sna proo.siy 80 &>
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

TIE sslls~ins ts5ls sso~s ne standing


W2sz-xsTsS. ssv< T. The CON naissisa-
srs II Innsgrstsu a. Philsdeiphis have
s-en sssssrszss ~ - Seersszry q Treas
~ - rst,srr Tsas GcDoasid - Esx.snd.
szd CsSseriae saiag saa Tsonaz R4xsa
20 irslsad- Taey aFrlvs1 81 Fa ssel 81 a
,senf sesT sssths s<s N goe8 s@afra. sat
as-s aace s~carse u and sre a@w -snr.-
$1,000 - a<>>r - s~aa.zs suhiss ehxrx,x
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
The CONGRESS OF DOCTORS.
over ons Hundred Physicians Gathered
IA Warrington

WssHISsroS. Sept. 7.-The hotel lobbiss
have been 6lled all sAy with medical men
from sil parts Of ths United States. who
have arrived TO attend the FIRST Triennial
Congress of American Physicians and Sur
geOns Each of the seven societies constitut-
ing the Congress, will Begin their sessions
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. A preliminary
meeting Of the Congress takes place at
clock tomorrow. and the first regular
meeting will De held tomorrow evening
The final meeting will be held Thursday
evening AL the meetings are open 10 the
profession. over one hundred were present
this evening AZ 4 dinner given by tns mem
oers OF the Congress 10 the guests of the
participating societies
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
ANOTHER STRIKE THREATENED.
rroabls stirred Up Again by Brotherhood
Msa the 20"

Msa ga the 20"
ST. LoCIs. Sept. l7.-Tae arrival in this
city today OF .hs first through Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy train over the Wabash
tracks. caused 3 renewal Of hostihties be-
tween the Brotherhood and the former
company. The Brotherhood engineers en-
pi0yed ss "hOsllers' refused 10 house &C -
engines. snd Wabash wipers refused 10
clean them. and as consequences
they were switched onto a side track
where they aSN stand covered with
mud and crease. Some Of the Brotherhood
essinesrs found al difically in securing board
and lodging. as tse brotherhood men de-
clsrsd t0ey woald not ca. or sleep in the
same house with them. The Wabash Is
oOuad by contract 10 house 20" engines,
and u is feared that an order 10 the Waba sh
employees 70 fulfill the contract will be fol-
lowed by strike.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

HsFzr~svIl1E K7~ sgt. lI.-geo-gs
Nj s-s Yo8ng nan rss5alzg nssr Dsys-
vie. To76 eo1nfy vss bitt-n - cos,>-
s~sz sneks ssrs-sl ear ssnee sse ass oeen
sing fr . srsfs 81 selr7z eFsr sooe-
~ .gsnF . kesrfs. - wlEssss t1a sosrs
sxx as .~puss g. 80 Fsse~~1
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

PspuoaH. Ky.. Sept. 17.--At midnight f e
was discovered IN RIkopfs Esddlery sstsb-
li,binsnt By delay in giving The alarm
and su accident 70 the water works. the FIRE
department vas SLOW IN getting 10 vOrf.
and the building vss destroyed. The re
extended 10 other buildings msking total
loss Of s2c0. .0p0. Il 10 believed to 30 of an
incsndlArr oririn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

81. Locs sept The city health
salhOriti-z, al precautionary measure.
placsd Ia "a is0latsd Fard Of ths city
hospital iodsg isnify of smlgran.s frou
Psnsacols. "a. consisting Of joel DAVIS,
.il. ani TO smaL children. AID Mrs.
Emilr AcLaaghAa Nrs. Mclaughlin Is
sex with fever snt her iaundicrd appear
aacs Is not Inviting although city pagsi-
cans say it . not yellow fever. bat 10
pr.gsut any mistakes. the famlly was sent
70 he hosDiL1l snd their effects thoroughly
fun gated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
THE YELLOW FEVER
APPARENTLY AsATiNa = urTls
oafs EIay-T~s So Css@- ss Jsezssa-
sufs ssgsrass .aspistoas Cas-
a. 81 Lsais -slx C4@.s "a
t44asslIfa

IkrxsosVELLz sspt l7.-fas oriciAi 70
port .of gss0tF- folr aosss sa1iag . p. "a
ssd4y a. Einy-tso nsw cases a. sessa
deaths a. f8ll0ss kaLa Gilbert coLorsa !.
Ana Bsr8s ssfsa 4 Land. C4rolins
Wrghs. a. Peters. Iaol44s d4rris ". u
E0ycEs. Iot2. casss - d4ls. i.3ili dsaiAs.
I3z
Nxx OsIsAss. sept l1.-rhs Texas GUAR
anuns against Ns- Orleans -As rsissc
today sftsr Ehs Louisana sataouries nai
GslsgraDas,f positive aaG vigorous protest
snd t1s dec araaon taat 40 yellow isfsf
s1is5-d la Ns~ Orleans.
JAck sosgitLz -spt IA special % me
r,nas Calsa SAYS. az esses 0i Ysli0s isEsr
have soDeafsd a. dailsFil' amoog msm-
s.rs 5g tas 6Ainsyt e Gordon tnaf recently
-snt 20 help suppress rae loBksnorsmsn $
fist a. FsrnsHd.B0. A tsfnsndi8o special
s4fs thAs place - absolutely healthy. There
.as staai p.sis from GaiusFiils Yesterday,
bat lhs Gordon hss nos been Gra-a and Il
is aossd and believed that gae fever cannot
5seoms spiaanic there o@las 10 recent
sxlsnslFs sanitary improvements.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Dzrsorr. sept. f7.-Detroit pulled todsv's
game from tas confsgrsuoa n the ninth
iuzipg by timely bituag bg Nicholson.
Shelter ana Brou,hers. snd the gssd sacri-
see work 5g Rove and White Umpire
John Kelly vas hisssd for outrsssoss de-
cisiozs sssctiaz hoth teams. Aasadaaes.
so Tse scors
Detroit ..-.--a o. 90 =
eos-,n .. 11 q o. A
Bsse Hts Defr,fi ia. Boston =
Frrsrs-i'-frr-t 2osrea 3
Bslrarles--l onxsg sud Bennett Rsdhofsrn srf
Tsfe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
Fos1g[Rsfts
Daily pointers"
Amsterdam. Holland.

The lne's Psiscs Is wonderful build
ing 70 Eivs v0o a. idss ~ the szs tns
sndisnos npou = $50 sest lsng ~ viss snd
100 fest high. The rof,f = supported ~ az
arb. Ths Crovn Room - not quite az
'sYgs. huf = magnificent. sn5 here az tie
Kings ard Quseus are crowned. In tbs
Kings Red room found stove from the
Dstrois Stove Works slss IN the bTssfiss
room 7 iyund one o isrssr SO. ] fhiDk
Frsnk Graves must bsvs besn IN Amstsr-
dsu
TIE abovs r. 81 s1trsct from letter ~
= T. sveyy. ESQ vbe = nov = Esyspe.
We s-s sgsnss fsr ne Isstrsff Stove
WORKS, snd anything besring tss.s stsnp
is Al Riebt
Foster, Stevens ( Co.,
rs .~~ IL wan~ws-st.. s.. -. 81. - s~a
81 ks~~>e-EL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

"Th- BoV Tramp" wss seen hT ls-r
suoisncs a. Re3uoa8s iast night II
ossi rss been strengthened sincs tAs CEN
psnT vas here ls-< sns The rsT e hxsT 2
- vsI psfror izsd. Il wl bs resesfs
today sod tomorrow sfts~noon and s-sBins
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OAK PLAIN.


Crops are looking fine. especially fall
grain.
There IL considerable improvements
going on in this part. Jonas Davis IL paint
Ing his new house. James Porter and a
Maxwell have Tepainted their residences,
also the school house at Oak PLATA has baen
repainted inside and out. Mr. John Pugh Is
hauling lumber for \ large barn. A
Smith has completed the cupoia of his
new barn and they show TO quite an ad-
vantage.
There was quite an excursion 10 Lone
Pine Butte. last Saturday from this part of
the Valley. Among those present were (:
Thos McwilIiams, Dean McWilliamS, Gee
Smith, Katie Smith, Chas Mccullough,
Alice Collins, Samr Collins, Viola Long.
Esteila Pugh, Nellie Pugh, Ernest Pugh,
Chas Pugh, Cora Davis, Eta Davis, Leila
Davis, VIM Davis. Niaa Ramsay, Linnle
Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs Chas Smith, Sois
Smith, Mrs & Davis and two children,
Laura Walton, Alice Walton, Levi Wal.
ton, WI liam Walton, James Walton. Lima
Gibson, Chas Gibson, Letta Duncan, Alva
Smith, Matte Smith, Maggie Smith, Frank
Vanata and Lottie Harbin. Everyone seem.
ed to enjoy the "climb" very much. We
would "look down" on the surrounding
country. Albany could be plainly seen
and by the aid of the glass most OF the
large buildings could be located. We say
II you want to enjoy yourself Sc to Lone
Pine.
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River and llsrbor BIIl.

WAsmS0roS, May st.--The committee
on commerce has reported the river and
harbor bill TO the senate. A number OF
changes have beer made In Pacific csast
items since the house raysed the bill. BE.
sides others, the committee recommend the
following increases The appropriation
for improvement of the Willamette river
Is raised from SI4. 600 to $39.cooSI4.ooo Of
which may be used for revetment work
above Corvallis /; mouth Of the Coquillc,
raised from $4,000 to'Sss.ooo. The total
increase, rs reported TO the Senate Is about
ST, soo,ooo. The appropriation for Oak
land, Cal, Is made $4,000 Wilmington,
Cal, S6s, 600 canal at the Cascades, Or,
100000 mouth OF the Columbia, Or,
100000 lower Willamette and colun.
bia, In front of and below Portland, Or,
100000 ; Willamette above Portland, $40.
600 Tillamook bay Or, $4,000 Yaquina
BAY, Or, $Tso.ooo.
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TELEGRAPPHICN NEWS.
Corean Trouble.

SAN FRANcrsco, May 7o.--A special from
Washington to the Esamiaer says Judge
Q. n. Denny, Of Portland, Oregon, has pre-.
pared very comprehensive brief on the
political situation In Corea, In which he
clearly explains the past and present rela.
tlons Of that country to China,aEd the fall
lacy Of the latter's claims to suzeralnty.
This brief was sent to a senatorial friend In
Washington, to be used by him rs he saw
III, Judge Denny shows that China, by Its
interference with corean affairs, Is trying
to cripple and retard the growth Of her re-
markablc rivals, the Japanese,as well as the
Coreans, In the march OF progress. This
growth Is assured II but once they succeed
In shaking off the oppressive influence OF
the Chinese, who, unwilling 10 advance
themselves, are desirous of holding back
another aation weaker than themselves.
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On the southern Boundary.

New potatoes have made their appear
ance In the neighborhood.
Mrs. w. II. II. Grant Is spending the
summer with her sister, Miss Mary Ward.
There was spelling school at the Ward
school house last Saturday evening, we
suppose II was very interesting.
Ezra Jones has returned from two
months sojourn In Umatiila county.
One hundred dollars have been subscrib.
cd for repairs on the schsol house, II will
ee raised next week and the other work
will be done after school Is out.
Several of our neighbors went on the n
&. excursion 10 McCleary last Saturday.
Among them Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor
and Frank Taylor.
A little colt belonging TO Mr.. Kamble
ran on to barbed wire fence the other day
and was pretty badly injured though they
think II win recover
w. w. AllIngham made a visit 10
Brownsville The first Of the week.
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Tangent.

The Ladies' Sewing Society Of Tangent
consisting Of rs or 20 members was organ.
lied short time ago with Mrs ] II Simp.
son, President Miss Enia Mcfarland,
Secretary Mrs Z l. Bryan, Treasurer.
The object of the society Is to raise moaey
for church purposes. They will go to any
house In the neighbcrhood at one o'clock
AMI sew until six for 81.
Mr. l. Bryan, Mrs p A Moses and Mr.
L Mcfarland were elected delegates to the
State 5. s. Convention frsm the Tangent
Sunday School which meets In Albany
this week.
Prof. Sibbits and wife and g. w Luper
and wife last Sunday went to Sodayille and
report good time.
l. w. Newcomb went to Junction City on
visit last week and returned the first of
this week. He said he had good time.
Mrs. II. w. Settlemeir and daughter ! ave
been on visit TO Marion county. q
Mr.. A. BIevins the Road Supervisor has
been doing some good work on the roads
in this vicinity.
The Tangent Brass Band goes to Halsey
Friday evening to play for the big speak.
ing at that place. !
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A DrsrRrcr INsrIrurr,.--We have !,

A DTsrRIcr INsTITUrE.--We have Just
received finely gotten up report of the
district institute held at Brownsville on
May IL, Owing to an absolute lack of
space anda crowding of matter we are un.
able to give the report In full, much as we
regret It Mr.. Curl was made chairman
in the absence of the regular chairman.
The proceedings were of a very instruc-
tive, as well as interesting nature. The
topics of teachers wages, methods of
teaching geography, spelling, U, S. history,
physiology, the matter Of underbldding by
teachers for schools, and the new school
laws, were ably handled. The following
teachers were present and generally par
ticipated in the discussion: l. M Curl,
Scio; Q $ Hunt, Lebanon; Mrs Arzalia
Hunt, Lebanon; Miss Hattie Long, Browns.
Vile; Mr. ] NJ Williams, Halsey; Mr. b
Cable, Brownsville; + NJ Mitchell, Spicer;
l III Vanwinkle, Halsey; Hattie Archi.
bald, Brownsville; ii ROke, Miss Bertle
Brandric, Sweet HOme; Z T Truelove,
Tallman; a ] Shank; Crawfordsville, II w
Heron, Tangent; b a Childers, Browns
vile.
A PRIz1 FIGHT-Mr. Butler, the Port.
land pugilisiic barber, and Mr.. Bellinger,
Of California, are In the city making ar
.rangements for some kind of prize fight.
which It Is currently reported will occur
Friday evening, Some say It is for points
and will bepuhlic, Others that It will bewith
soft gloves, Marquis of Queensbury rules
Like most of such contests perhaps a hip
podroming affair, though this Is only
surmise. Mr. Butler is very dark and tall;
Mr.. Bellinger is of medium height and
light cOmplexioned. Albany is net prize
fighting city, and II the affair is not carried
on in very becoming manner there is
liable to be trouble.
p. S,-A hall has been rented, the Opera
House, and great big, soft gloves are to be
used, and only a dollar asked to see the
show. II is to be sparring match pre-
iminarily to getting up a gymnasium or
something of the kind
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T,hc Palouse Plre.

WALLA wALLA, May 49, Fire broke
out In PaIouse City, Washington Territory,
at o'clock Thursday evening, In Daniel
Prefers hotei, located In the center Of town
and burned both ways. The fire extin-
gushing facilities were nothing and the
citizens turned their attention To saving
goods from tho doomed buildings. Seven
blocks were burned with an estimated loss
of $4,000 and $7s,oo0 insurance.
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MARRIED.

wRIGHT-ALFoRD - Oa wedpesda y,
May 23fd. 1855, at the Revere House, MR
WALTER l. WRIGHT and MISS v. V. Al
goRp both of Harrisburg. George Hum
phrey, Esq, performed the eeramoby
winch wa4 witnessed By Mr. h r Ashby,
Miss Ashby aud Miss Sites The DEMo-
Graf extends it's best wishes for prosperity
and happiness.
YOUNG--MfLLER.-On Monday even
Ing. May 2fs,, 1888. at the Depot Hotel
In Albany by Rev Father Louis Netayer,
MR. JOS. Youxo and Miss LAURA
MfLLER--bosh Of Albany.
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The Floods,

ALMA, Ark, May is.--The hardest rains
for laany years have been falling In Ar.
kansas the last two days, and the streams
have all sveraowed. Immense Gotten
fields and corn bottoms are flooded,and the
country has suffered general inundatien.
So quick was the rise OF water that many
people were driven from their houses and
forced 10 swim for their lives. Many wo-
men and children are standing on the tops
OF houses.crying for hep, with water ten
feet deep around them, and still rising
There are fears that Navy lives have been
lost.
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Keeping Out Of the Fire.
Edlkoys Denlofrak /:

Editors Democrat
Judge Williams on last evening inadyert
antly got off very happy illustration, If
carried out He said Col. J. r. Irish came
from California to Oregon 70 tell the peo.
pie Of Oregon II they would keep out of
the fire they wouldn't get burned, and II
they would come In out OF the rain they
wouldn't get wet, which are very trite but
true sayings. But Mr.. ]. r. Swift Is here
to tell the people lin connection with Judge
Willlams) that II they put their hands In
the fire they will not get burned and II
they stay cut In the rain they will not get
wet. No apter illustration Of these emin-
ent gentlemen upon the Tariff question
could be made. While Col Irish IL telling
the farmers that they are paying the tariff
on what they consume "that Is protected"
Mcssrs. Swift and Williams are telling the
farmers that they are not payingit, though
they may continue TO 20 down In their
pockets fer the last penny for clotning, etc,
Tor their families yet though they are
putting their hands In the fire they are not
getting burned, and though they may stand
out In the rain, these gentlemen still insist
they will not get wet. Thank you, Judge,
for your happy illustration.
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Please allow us the privilege TO acknowl-
edge through your paper, the kindness of a
number of our friends in Albany. On Fri
day evening, Nay 18th, goodly number
Of them came to the Evangelical parsonage,
into which we haye just moved (and those
who could not come sent their gifts and
completely surprised us, greeting us with
pleasant words and a nice donation of gro.
cerses, fruits and cash, all of which was
very acceptable, and for which we are sin
cerely thankful. Having just come among
this dear people as strangers,the above was
all the more acceptable and pleasing to US.
May the Lord bless them.
- /. b.. AND LIZZIE T. FISHER.
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Murder In the Plr.. Degree.

WALLA wALLA, May 2o.-After being
out all night, the jury In the Incendiary
case Of Pyle and Hurn, brought In ver-
diet this merning OF murder In the first de.
gree, as charged In the indictment The
verdict gives universal satisfaction. There
Is a possibility, however,of new trial.
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Real Estate and Employment Agency.

Parties having farms for sale of about l60
acres or those having larger tracts which
they would be willing to divide up into so
or l60 acre lots are invited to call at our of
fice as we have q few customers for that
class Of farms. We can also furnish parties
in the city or country with either male or
female help on ehort notice, and we also have
a few situations for both male and female in
the city and country. Call ct our office No
65, First Street, adjoining w G Twecdale's.
Tin Store.
f. A. BuRKHART & Co.
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We are informed that w. X. Kirk,rc-
publican candidate for the legislature, was
delegate to the republican state conven.
tion tive years ago, and helped nominate
Cornelius for governor, ,anA, then, when the
election came en,he worked for and voted
for the prohibition candidate for governor,
and when reprovcd for this by his party
brethren he declared he was done witt.
party from now on or " ords 10 that effect.
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Teaehs rs Examlna,ipr.

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
public quarterly examination Of teachers
for Linn county, viii take place at the
Court House in Albany, commencing at
noon Thursday, Nav 3ist. 1885 All
teachers desiring examination will please
be present AZ the beginning. You will
further netice that the above date Is made
enc day later than that required BY law,
for the reason that Wednesday, May goth
Is legal holiday.
ID. v. s. REID,
County School Superintendent.
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w. MCLAUGHLIN.
Fashionable Tailor.

Nobby suits and pants, cut and mad to
order, from the latest line of samples, direct
from Frisco, speciality.
Cleaning and repairing promptly done.
Main Street, Albany, Oregon
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Notice 70 Farmers.

All persons wishing binding wire will
please call and leave their orders for the
same on or before June /. 1888, as We shall
not carry any wire in stock except what is
ordered. KNAPP, BuRRELL & Co.
Albany. Oregon.
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DIED.

HYDE.-At Ssio. Lima coaaty, Or, IN
Thursday. Nav l7th, 1883. ARCHIE n.
urpg. son Of E D. and Lizzie 4 Kyle,
aged years, 0 months aAd 81 days.
IL. papers please copy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-25

We have in the line Of ladies fine shoes
goods which embody excellence in shapeliness
comfort and durability and we sell them al
rock bottom prices with per cent of foi
cash.
BRowNBLL & STANARD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-25
THE ONLY

exclusive Boot and Shoe house in Albany
and nothing but good honest goods at living
prices. Repairing neatly done.
KRAUssE & KLEIN,
Finn Block.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-25

Messrs Foshay & Mason, druggists. are
selling Wisdom's Robertine wholesale and
RETAIL and giving beautiful picture cards with
harmless article of the kind in the market.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-25

The State Sunday School convention
convened at the Babtist church In this city
Tuesday evening with the president, Z w
Allen, of Portland, In the chair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-25
Wanted

Farmers to know that they can buy of us
boots and shoes cheaper than anywhere else
in town and get rebate Of per cent for
cash.
BRowNELL & STANARD. i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-25
Hereafter

we will allow all cash purchases OF goods at
our store per cent eff from regular price.
BRowEELL & STANARD,