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Eetter thnn Gold.

Can be truly said OF that rev aud etficacious
remedy for Consumption and diseases Of tie
Throat, Chest and Lu IS, santa Able, fer it is
pleasant to ths palate and death TO cold
Every bCttie warranted by JAS. ID. MINKLER, the
Druggist.
, 1888-01-19
Ca1IfornIa sheep.shearers.

Nearly all the sheep-shearers of Cali,
fornia come from Santa Rosa and travel
in bands during the shearing season,
many hands making quick work even
with large iocks- They rise at day
light, work till dark, sleep on the nay
at night, and will on no account eat
mutton at meals.
4 Contract Joo.
TIifa
, 1888-01-19
JuETbo-BlmbD.

The Original Ahiciire Ointment IL Cnly prI
up in laTgs IEn-:iCnc- Tin boxes, and l. an also
hands end ail skin FTUpt."rS- VIII po-.tUsi!
cuFe al kin - nf pile Ask !Ir The tTig.i sal
Ab;etiEc oiGtWrrI, - cents U'T aOZ. For sic
COMPANY.
, 1888-01-19

" NC\N would enjoy your dinner
and are prevented by Dys-
pePsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are a positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion. flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. 20 and 80 cents.
Sold bYLaIimer & Co.
, 1888-01-19
pasFE>SIOHAL CARDS.
5aBEs D. G1sNKLER, ~. ..
fu!tT IG,yNsEND, W. T.

t,'Tise and D-Hg SIOr-. mar the Custom House
gss,I-n.e srs. f. Bartkrop's house formerly
a,e1I)ied by Capt. Oliver, On Taylor street.
Telephone in drag stors, accessible day or
night. No OF telephone Tor residence, 33- No.
OF telephone for oiiic-, %
GPH Seps0lSwtf
, 1888-01-19
AGENTS. WANTED.

or the sale OF Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Grape
Vines, etc, etc. For terms, address California
GA.sas0 Co NiIss, ! Alameda Co., CAL
, 1888-01-19
ARREST OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 12-The news
was received here today that Opera
tor Lawson and five of the Canadian
Pacific railroad officials have been
arrested and placed in Jail at Port
Arthur for negligence which resulted
in the recent Horseshoe Curve horror
near Jackfish, in the Lake Superior
district.
, 1888-01-19
SMALLPOX.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. r. Six cases
of smallpox is reported today, One
man was found in a dying condition
in a vacant lot, and after remaining
there for several hours he was re-
moved TO tho pest house.
, 1888-01-19
REMAINS OF THE ROYAL DEAD.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-The remains Ne
poleon III and his son the Prince
Imderial were removed from Chisel--
hurst to Marlborough, where they
will be deposited in the mausoleum
erected by ex-Empress Eugene.
After religious services at-Chiselhurst
the bodies were conveyed in solemn
state to the railway station.
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CRook CouNrY.-Mlss Rova Dodson

CRook CouNrY.--Miss Rova Dodson
returned home from Brownsville, last
Monday -. This week Ike Ward found
ready sale here for wagon load of Web
foot apples At Si.7s per bushel r. s.
Price, of Camp creek, was In town Wed.
nesday. He informed usthsre had been a
fine shower Of rain In the Camp creek coun
try last Saturday and Sunday j. Hide, of
| John Day, passed through town the first OF
the week, Ell route for Harrisburg after bis
family, who have been visiting In that
place the past few months. !. !. Three wagon
loads OF oats came In here from william.
cite Valley this week. They were hauled
across the Cascades and sold here To Jess
Yancy for rs cents per bushel. II Is hard.
| ly probable that another sale could be
made at that price as oats are selling atthe
market for socents ..S. Palmer, who re.
Gently returned from the Oregon Pacific
front, reports things rushing at the scene of
construction. lie says everything Is rush
Ing on the road the contractors are em-
pleyiag large numbers of hands, paying
them of regularly every month, and things
indicate that the company intends to push
the road TO completion -. Ii Will be re.
membcred that four years ago Messrs. II.
Claypool and Leo Fried wagercd wheel.
barrow ride on the Presidential election,
and Mr.. Claypooi was the winner, getting
a free ride through the streets, Mr.. Fried
furnishing the motive power. Now Mr.
Claypool has made wager on the coming
election with ]. Il. Combs. II Cleyeland Is
elected Mr. Combs Il to black boots for one
n. 49, a.
ers, and II Harrison Is elected Mr.. claypoOl
Is to be boot black for one hour, while Mr..
Combs drums up customers. RetgeFv.
Az Excrrlsa CmAsE-
Monday forenoon Sheriff snallmoa. with
three Of the prisoners in the jail. was carry.
ing ia wood when ono Of them, Chaa Han.
non, tho man who recently dislocated Officer
Millcrs arm. made bold dash for liberty.
Throwing down hia wood he ran west on
Fourth street. tie sheriff after him. Deputy
Sheriff Smith joined in the chase. and after
wards Jud kpas. Near the ditch the man
saw that he was about 10 be captured aud 80
turned, walked hack aud gave himself up,
though he said he would not il he hadn't lost
hia breath. IL il safe 10 aay Hannon Will do
40 more wood carrying. something the pria.
oaerA are glad 20 do, a. II gives them an air.
log.
BIC BEr. Dig bets are being made on
the presidential election but the most In
teresling bet We have yet heard Of was
made by man In Jefferson who BET $40
70 IS that a. u. HudeIson OF that town
sells hardware, tinware, stoves etc, cheap
CT than aay other man In tho Valley.
a SUICIDAL CoUNrY-M Marion seems
To becoming to be the suicidal county of tho
state. Monday John Heinz, farmer
shot himself with revolver. This makes
three cases within three weeks ln that
county, and, his after a magnificent har.
vest. Here everybody wants 10 live.
wANTEp. Eggs wanted al +. l.. Ken.
tons. VIII pay highest market price.
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a quantity Of fall grain has been sown
during the past week and still farmers are
not nearly through
Hop. picking Is done, a few OF the hops
became over ripe and were not harvested
Sheriff Sloan was over from Eugene last
Friday for the purpose OF serving an at.
taehment on Mr.Purdy's hop crop. The af.
fair viii probably be settled In day or
two.
Mr.. Walter fIarger recently went 70 Port.
land TO attend Business College, but die
not like the situation and u now exercis.
Ing his muscle with wooj-sawlng outfit
In Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ]. wilIoughby, Hiss
Mary Ward aud MIR. Foreaman spent last
week on the SIuslaw.
Miss Mary Vondran returned TO Albany
last Friday taking her sister. Miss Barbctte,
(who Is still quite sick) with her. The
other members of the family sre conyales-
cent.
John Barger has been quite sick with
typhoid fever.
Several OF Mr. coIdwIns relatives from
Silyerion were visiting him last week.
DR.. w. II. Davis and wife spent last
week al MIR. Longs.
D. r. Henry and family expect TO start
for their new home In Washington county
next week. II IL said that lawson Cyrus
one OF the pioneers of this neighborhood,
but Of late years q resident of Bunch Grass
will take charge OF The place Mr. Henry has
been farming.
ID. w. Allingham, ol Matoius was In ihjs
vicinity last week.
The boundary Is disgraeed by hayink a
wife heater altogether 20 close.
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r. N. French keeps railroad time.
]. r. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Ale
bany, Or.
Thompson & Overman keep the best har-
nesses.
II you want the best harness 10 the market
90 to ] DubruiIle's.
7 O@ks cures rheumatism, neuralgia and
toothache. Foshay 4 Mason, Agents.
~. Ewert, practical matchmaker and -
len.
Farmers, If you want the best harness all
hand made, 10 to + l.. Power. next TO Dem
ocrat Office.
For hand made bar1ess 70 TO r. L. Power
Special bargains in flooring and rustic
@. J.Dillon Il CO's. Foot Lyon Street.
IL you want clean and fine smoke ask for
j. Josephs home made white labor cigars.
For sale by most cigar dealers and st ],
Joseph's factory.
An indignant citizen says II the man can
be found who threw rotten salmon in the
alley near Mr. Curps, he will be prosecuted
TO the full extent Of the Law. Il was stink-
ing trick.
Shorty Butterield, Of Corvallis, passed
through Albany, yesterday, on his way home
from Salem, where be has been residing At
the peniteDtiary q couple years.
MB. H. l.. Hatch, Of Saleni. has tomato
vine twelve feet tall. The Sfafesman says;
This may not be a. big one ~ the Albany
vine they blow about, but il Is a good one
Just the same.p
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KEEP POSTED.

Wheat. rs esats.
l. VieFeck's baths.
New fall goods =. Reads
Pure drugs At Guiss 4 Sous.
See those nsw jersics at w. =. Reads
SIX shaves for dollar At l. Viefeok's
New ribboa all shades and styles at Read .
Gaias * Son, druggists. keep tho best
drugs
A fall line Of boys kilt suits 1t w. =.
ReAd's.
Another lot Of Hull cheese At Btownell &
SE4naFd'a.
Goods At eost at NJ. J. Mouteilh's, At the
old Young store.
Co to A. B. MeIlwain's aud ask 10 see
those So suits for men.
A clean towel for every customer At l.
Viereck's barber shop.
In calm sea every man is pilot. In bus
goods ~. +. Read d leader.
II you want 10 save from 10 10 25 per cent
by your goods Of W. +. Read.
Sir shayes for dollar and clean towel 10
every customer, At Thos. jones'.
Bargains In general merchandise at NJ J
Monteithis at the old Young store.
The chaapest place 20 buy mems un,ler.
wear IN tae state is ut A. b. McIIwAin's.
w. Il. Read can and viii sell dry goods
cheaper than any house in Albany. Call aud
SEQ for yourself.
A good place TO get drugs. school books.
stationary. and tine imported aud domestic
cigars is Guiss * Sons, in the Pfeifrer block.
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Petition of Geo w Smith was read ask.
Ing privilege of erecting telephone line
from residence TO place Of business. Re.
feFrcd.
Leave Of absence was granted Council
man Gradwohi until Nov. 4.
The Chief Engineer. reported the receipt
OF Communication from Salem asking loan
OF hose cart. Referred TO committee on
IRE and water with power TO act.
Mf. Alex Cunningham reported nuis.
anee pear his house In the form Of barn
and manure pile. Referred.
Moved that sth street west of calipooia
Street be grayeied. Carried.
Moved that dirt at Baker Street sewers
be removed. Carried Also dirt al lateral
sewers on Ellsworth Street between Tst and
and. Holes ordered filed on Third Street
between Lyon and Ellsworth ST. within
twenty days.
Recorder directed TO advertise for bids
Tor lateral sewers across Lyon Street
The following bills were ordered paid :
Councilmen and Mayor ~ II Allen, SIIS,
] A Crawford, water rent, S3s John Jones,
SIS w A McClain, $50 Pw Spinks,
ssslos John Cielan, 5000.
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Another Blg Fire.

Moscow, Idaho. Oct. S.--A disastrous
fire broke out In this city this morning. 1t
was discovered At ;3o.by Night Wnatchman
Emering, from pile of kindlIng under one
corner OF the Reeder block, plainly showing
lncendiary work. There has been no rain
for three months, and rs everything was
dry, hard pine, the flames travelled with
wonderful rapidly. There were several
narrow escapes from death. The Barton
house and Henry's hardware stove were
saved BY the most strenuous efforts. They
were the key TO the rest of the business por-
ton OF town, Loss, about $4,000.
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WEDNESDAY.

a genuine gong is new feature at the de
pot hotel.
An umbrella 10 said TO await An owner =.
No. lie engine house /!
Hon w r Bilyeu begins the campaeiu to.
night at The Dalles.
The Willamette Valley was expected to
arrive at the Bay to-day.
sir Fred Blumberg has sold his intere,. in
Altago to Mcknight Bros.
Il 10 proposed to run a daily train from
this city to Mehama soon.
Hon. Geo. X. Chamberlain arrived home
yesterday from trip to Tacoma,
Latest novelties in millinery at Ida M.
Rrush'a. nexs Thursday and Friday.
The best quality Of cider vinegar can he
obtained ut L Kentons at 25c per gallen.
The men who have been &C work on the
Santiam, have quit work on account of the
rains
The registration in New York yesterday
was 9O.O47, about 2, 900 more than on the
tirut day in 1884.
A dance is 10 be given at the opera house
Friday evening. Music by G. ri, Parsons
OF Portland.
Aho Otokou EEesbySery convened 10 Sa
lem yesterday. Rev II Prichard i in at.
tendance from this city.
Always buy your groceries at F. L. Ken
tons, where you can get them cheap ant
thus secure happiness and contentment.
Goods not sold for less than cost, GOODS no
given away. But good honest goods sold q
reasonable profit at w. f. Reads.
]. +. Backensto has brought a suik a0a;ns,
LIZ, Conn on account Of certain bnildinl
contract they had together.
Mr. Morris coat, recently stolen from tn
MUIR ay house, was returned to the bots
| woodshed, the notes being in the pockets.
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That Foot Race.
Editors Democrat

Editors Democrat /:
| see In the DAILY DEMOCRAT OF the lst
OF this month and Statesman OF the 3fd, a
statement from Z. @. Cameron, Ia which
he denies the statement as made IN the
DEMOCRAT that his race with Eoff was
put up job, and that In said communication
the following language was used II see
IN your paper Of the 2Sth ult. an article
clipped from the Albany DEMOCRAT, which
states In substance that the Albany boys
believe the Cameron and Eof foot race To
have been chuck" Said communication
then adds ; "In justice to Mr.. Eoff will
say that three watches were held on him at
the time Of the race. And those who knew
hia time said he made Il all right" Now
am one OF the parties that held one Of the
watches at the time Of the race between
Cameron and EoH, and also know Eoff's
time. Eon's time IL ten seconds, and he
has frequently run hundred yards In ten
seconds. The time made In said race by
Cameron was ION seconds. Cameron got
fifteen feet the start of EofI EoH run up
and passed Cameron within the first fifty
yards, and rs Eon passed Cameron, he Eoif
looked around aud back at Cameron, and
then Stacked up, and the halting was dis.
covered by those watching the race from
the grand stand and the judges stand. And
u was understood at the time by those that
have talked with, who saw Eon check up,
that he checked up on purpose so as to al
low Cameron 10 win the race.
a. +. Lone.
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Worth of DrIed Frult Wanted.

And must have it. Having made con
tracts with merchants in Eastern Oregon
Washington, Idaho, and Montana, thereby
saving commission and adding the same to
the price of your fruit. No offer made on
fruits unloaded and placed in any other
house in my line in the city. If you be
.ieve in the doctrine of buying in the cheap
est and selling in the highest market and
have no conscientious scruples about party
or religion, you must come to see me or be
untrue to yourself and family. To satisfy
yourself, call and get my prices.
Yours respectfully,
p. COHEN,
Albany, Or.
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To the People of seIo and vicinity.

owing To the difficulty u gs.tiag suitable
rooms arranged 10 scio We have decided not
10 work there for the present; bat II you will
come u, our gallery in Albany. where We are
we'll prepared aud have the finest Of lenses
and fixtures, We will make it II your advaa-
tage to have pictures taken here. aud will
make IL satisfactory for your trouble and ex.
penae 10 coming We are making lifc size
portraits tiniahed in erAyon. Prices lower
than eyer heard Of. Bring any pictures you
wish copied. We guarantee satisfaction.
Please call and see Us.
Very Respectfully,
CRAwRoRD IL LirTtER.
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You canuot afford to waste time in ex-
perimsnting when yeur lungs are in dam
ger. Consumption always seems, at first,
only cold. Do not permit any dealer TO
impose upon Yen with some cheap innita-
ton OF DIR Kings New Discovery fer Con.
sumption, Coughs and Celds, but be sure
you get the genuine. Because he can
make more profit he may tell you he has
something just az good. or just the same.
Dom. be deceived, bnt insist upon getting
DR. Kings New Discovery, which Is guar
anteod 10 give rclief In sll Throat, Lung
aud Chest affections. Trial bottles free at
Foshay q Mason's Drug Store. Large
bottles, 81.
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Call on NJ J Monteith for big bargains.
An Oregon DueI.

PEHpLEToN, Oct. 9.-News has just
reached here that shooting scrape occur
ed Thursday in the mountains forty miles
from here, between Enoch Bowley,a sheep
herdcr, aud Ed and Len Campbell, sheep
owners, The band of sheep which Bowlcy
was herding mixed with the Campbells
sheep, and in separating them a dispute
arose. Bowley became cnragcd, drew his
pispol and cmptied II at the Campbells. Two
bullets struck Len Campbell, but Ed escap-
ed unhurt. Ed Campbell drew his revolver
and fired one shot, just as Bowley retired
in the bush. II took effect, Len Camp
bell has just died from injuries and Bowley
is not expected to live.
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REAL EsTATE SALES.

AS recorded in the County Recorders
Office of Linn county, Oregon:
o Flickinger to Ed Meeker, 74.I7
aSiess sssssss .s.s..+.s.s. 500
G Farlow 10 Mary A Flickinger,
about 70 scres res..... 374
eebecca Savage TO VIM r Savage,
20 acres. ...s.s.......... 1000
VIM Savage 10 Rebecca Savage, r7o
acres s..................... 1000
ID Parsons 10 Chas Gentry, 6oH
acres. ..s......s.s..+es.. 1890
w Cusick TO l. Cowan, Interest," In
I7x32 fl, ferry and wharf lots. 1900
IL Neugebauer 10 z NJ Dow, ,T77 acres zToo
Sarah A Mulkey to Geo II Bogue,
r76 acres, Il w4..........s.. $500
II Bryant to Geo w Perry. .... Goo
N I Whitney to Jas r Thompson,
100 acres, II w3......... 26Oo
Ccrena Cox 10 T z Streithof, 60
acres, 10 w 2... Goo
] O Roland to S d w Hindman,
lots, Lebanon n... goo
w E Price to Mary Z Hite, 1 lot,
Sodaville 20
WIN z Savage to Rebecca A Saw
age, $50 acres, III wI... 1000
Jos Groom to K A Mckinley, 81
acres, II E EI......... 1000
l. Cowan to N Sternburg, u inter
est In 32xIz feet and wharf lots
7, Sand 9, Albany ....... 5000
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-10-12

NEW SHOE SHoP.-Mr. P. J. Laporte
recently with Krause & Klein, has opened
a boot and shoe shop in the Saltmarsh
Block, and is prepared to make to order
boots and shoes for men and ladies, and do
repairing in frst-class manner. Prices
reasonable.
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wIIihs ensor..a

WAsmrSoSToS, Oct, o.-Acting Secre-
tary Thompson has addressed a letter TO
congress, inviting attention to the necessity
OF making some appropriation for carrying
into effect the provisions of the Chinese ex-
elusion act. And askes for $4,000 TO do
Il with.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-10-12

NEWARK, n. H. Oct. "a charter eiec-
tion held here to-,lay shows democratic
gain on the general ticket of about ZOO. For
the first time In thIrtysyears the democrats
have carried the city at charter election
previous to presidential election.
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MARRIED.-At the residence of Mr.. w.
r. Garrett, on Sept. and, 1883, by the Rev.
p. NJ. Starr, Mr.. James w. Thompson, of
Crook county and Mrs. Rosie E. Carter, of
Linn county.
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l.. viereck'a baths.


Whegf-- 7Pc,
Oats-.3Oc
Butter-25 It's per ib.
Eggs-1SG
Hay 300.
Potatoes -55 cts per bushel.
Beef -on foot. $40
..pples 10 cents per bu.
poFk-0c per II lressed.
Racons-harns. I4Kc.
shoulders, 90.
sides i2c.
Lard-l2c per ID.
Flour-4.25 per bbl.
Ohickens-2.B0 per doz.
tIill Feed-bran, 400 per tom
shorts, l6.
middllngs, 20.
ChoTs 20.
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Joint Discussion.

+. K. SkipwoTth and K. Mclean will
meet In joint discussion at the following
times and places
Roseburg, Saturday, Oct. u. 7s5O p. m.
Oakland. Monday, Oet. IS. I"
Drain. Tuesday, October 10, :. I"
Eugene, Wednesday. Oct II, "a
Brownsville, Thursday, Oct rs. !"
Ilalsey, Friday, Oct ~. "
Albany, Saturday, Oct. 20, +"
Linkvliie, Monday, Oct. ~. "a /"
Dairy, Tuesday, Oct. 80, p. IN.
jacksonville. Friday. Nov. :. p. M.
Medlord, Friday. Nov. ;, 7s3op. N.
Ashland, Saturday, Nov. 3, Z: 80 p. m.
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WHEN.-When you want keg of pick
les, keg of syrup or anything else in the
grocery line you viii find 1t to your aGvan-
tage to call on F. L. Kenton near the Posi-
Office.
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FERRY TIcKETs.-M. Sternburg having
bought the interest of ]. L. Cowan in the
Albany Ferry, all parties are notified that
tickets may be had at the store of Mon.
teith & Seitenbach. Albany Ferry Co.
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SAFE.-Remember that If you are in
sured in the Albany Ins. Co. you are bound
to be safe. Absolutely reliable, the com
pany Is prompt and attentive TO business
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MILLINERY OPENING. Grand opening
in fall and winter millinery at Ida M
Brush's, next Thursday and Friday.
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WASTRD.-A girl to do general house
work. Inquire at this Office.
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Horse FOR SALE.-A good, gentle 6
year old horse for sale. Enquire OF
BRowNELL s. STANARD.
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NURsERy.-J. F. Backensto is the ac-
credited agentof Vancouver Nursery. Ap-
ply to him for fruit or ornamental trees at
Albany, Oregon.
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am now receiving my spring and summea
cress goods. Call early and secure harga
w. F. READ.
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A Archibald, agent Singer Manufactur-
ing Co., opposite Odd Fellows Temple. Al
bany, Or.
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DR.. M. Il. Ellis, physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city OF
country,
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Letter List.

Following s tbs list Of letters remaining n the PSss
ooe, Albany. Linn bounty. orcgoH Oct iith. isss.
Persons calling for these iete7 must give ths date
which they were aalyertlsei
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Baker, Mrs RI Colombo, Paul
Eddy, Mrs Willie FuhF. Edward
Gambee, Mrs EB Green, Obey
Hartman, Lc Ingram. Berry
johnson, David kirtley, Joel l.
Aercer. George Munte. John A
Reed, q II Robinson. A l.
speny, Mrs linlda Hmlth, GB
Schmidt, I'd slater Charles
Tsbier, George Trneai, Mrs Bell
Williams. l. White, Benz
Il. THOMPSON. r. N,