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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-09-26
Foundered In the Irl.h s.,.

LONDON, Sept 1.-THE steamer Floranaa
foundered In the Irish sea Friday while a
route from Garston to Belfast Nine mr..
sons were drowusti. - -
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The Iowa Corn Palace

Sioux Citv, Iowa. Sept A--The third
annual corn palace festival was opened %
: the public. 3.s5. -
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SHOES which can scarcely be told
from calfskin by the casual observer
are now made of paper.
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THE CHICAGO, KANSAS & NEBRASKA R'Y
GREAT ROCK Isl AND RQuIEl
Where Are You 'Going2

Wren do you startf Where FRONT How many
Ia your par ~ What amonnt OF freight OF
baggage have Jod7 What route do you prefer
Upon receipt Of IN answer to the above Ques-
lions you will be furnished, free ofexpense. with
=: 's: IS: EN- :;;s
call in rerson where necessary. Parties mot
seAdy 70 h,,awer above questions should cut out
and preserve this notice for future references. II
mar become useful. Address G. II. WARREN.
General Passerger Agent. st. PaCl, AinA
SsnA hs nsw 0AD q Northwest
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BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL

FROM WA8HJN6TON.
The Post-ofice Department. on the 10th
invited proposals for printing postage
stampA About 2, coz, coo, 600 will be required
The usual cost OF stamps Is 9l35, 600 year.
The new two-cent stamps are to be either
brown or carmine.
IT was decided by the Secretary of War
on the 10th to accept the offer Of the Indian
Rights Association to purchase tract of
land in North Carolina for Geronimo's band
of Indians and to establish them there In q
moro civilized mode of life. =
The State Department was advised on
the 18th of riot IN Navassa, an island in
tho Caribbean sea over two hundred miles
from Kingston, jamaica in which many
Americans were said to have been killed.
The man of-war Galena was on ner way to
the scene.
In the United States there were III
business failures during tho seven days
ended on tho 20th against ITO the previous
seven days "a
THERE were exported to England during
the three months ended on tho 3lst Of
August $1,000 head of cattle, 40,OOO, GOO
pounds of fresh beef and g., OOO, 600 pounds
Of canned beef
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WEST AND SOUTH.

"eot AND SOUTH.
In San Francisco on the 18th Mrs Annie
Gaba and her baby were burned to death
and her two other children were burned
fatally by the explosion OF a lamp which
the baby had upset
plosion Of dynamite cartridge at Lake
Chabol, Cal, on the 18th.
AN earthquake shook Santa Anna, Cal.
on the 18th.
A PARTY OF men lynched Martin Griffin
(colored), q highway robber, on the 18th
near St. Louis
NEAR Cioverport, KY, Henry Beal, with
his wife and infant child, were murdered
in their homa on the 18th for small sum
of money.
JOHN FISHER and John Kirby held up and
robbed an old German ut Ashland. Wis. of
SIS on the 18th in broad daylight. The
robbers were captured
tn; sale OF the PilIsbury Touring mills at
Minneapolis to an English syndicate was
reported on the 18th.
A TRAIN was dera1led on the 18th on tho
Frisco line near Leon, Kan. and ono
man was instantly killed and over a dozen
other passengers were injured, four proba-
bly, fatally.
On the 18th Ed Ahearn, the principal in
the recent prize fight in St Louis, was held
without bail to answer charge Of murder,
and the referee, timekeepers, seconds. etc.
were held as accessories.
In the vicinity of Portland, Ore, forest
fires were doing great damage on the 18th.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted by the Amer
lean National Baptist convention of colored
ministers in session on the 18th at Indi-
annapolis, Ind. advising the colored people
of the South to emtgrate into the West and
take up lands
On tho 18th provision STIMULATING that
every voter shall be able to read the docu-
ments framed by this Constitutional con-
vention now in session at Cheyenne, Wv.
T.. was adopted by that body.
MRS EMMETT r. WILSON shot and killed
herself at indianapolis on the 18th while
playing with q revolver: She had been
married only two weeks.
AT Jeffersonville, Ind, genuine case of
leprosy was discovered on the 18th in the
person of Louis Drain
sON the 18th 1uey Gwok Wing, the new
Chinese Ambassador to the United States,
arrived ut San Francisco 49,
FIRE on the 18th at Macon, Ca, destroy ed
the establishments of Payne l. Wilnngham,
furniture, and s. Parmelee, carriages
ana harness, the losses aggregating $l3O, OOO
LIE democrats of Iowa met in State con-
vent1on ut Sioux City on the 18th and nom
mated Horace Boies, of Waterloo, for Gov
ernor; S. L. Bestow for Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor; W. H. Brannan for Supreme Judge;
Thomas Irish for Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, and David Morgan for Rail-
road Commissioner. The resolutions de-
nounce the tariff, oppose prohibition aud
the pharmacy law, declare for a $500 IL
cense and favor the Australian system Of
voting.
Mrs. HIRAM SMELL gave birth to six chill
dren on the 10th at Malad. L T.-equally
divided as to sex-and all promised to live.
A FIRE destroyed the house of Mrs Bacon.
9 widow, at Pasadena Cal on the 18th, and
her three young children perlshed in the
flames q l< 81 ) 49,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22
THE WOODEN WILLS.


A DRMocRAT man te-day had the
pleasure Of going through the new mills
In company with Superintendent Haswsll.
The machinery 10 nearly all In position
and COED force OF men Is getting II ready
fer running, but considerable remains TO
be done and general cleaning up Il In
prospect before the main shaft OF this
important factory begins turning A. ex
plalned to the DsMoeKAr man by the sx.
pert Superintendent the process Of ifanu-
featuring woolen goods and the workings
OF the machinery, Intricate In It's make up,
are full Of interest but can be better up
preclated when In operation. Already
sorsers are at work inthe third floor, where
a large quantity Of wool is already stored. /.
ready for use when work begins, which
will probably be before the istof January,
From the loft Il Il taken TO the ground
floor, where Il Isscoured, washed, dried and
dyed, and on the Second floor II Is picked,
tnoated, p'ueked, earded, spun, reeled,
warped, bcamed and put througla gen.
eral intricate process in some fine looking
machinery that taxes our memory. to keep
more than hall track Of. Then Il Is taken
down In threads TO the frat floor, where
the looms are located and Il Is woven Into
casslmercs. blankets, etc. But that ID not
| ALL The cloth has TO be secured. dyed
dried, buried, fulled and seoured. and dried
again, dressed, eheared. boiled, brushed
picked. marked, pressed, steamed aud
folded for packing besides numerous other
little operations that the DEMOCRAT man
has forgotten, and, as II Il, has probabl,
confused. And all this and each operation
takes machinery. The machinery il
there, n remarkably solid building, NJ
ornament TO Albany. and soon iprgs
number OF deft hands will be manipulating
II. The hume from the main ditch Is BE-
ing built. The water viii run Into six
ty-two horse power turbine water vince
which viii put Ia motion all the fnachln
cry. The building will be heatsdby steam
The DEMOCRAT IL glad the mills have Al
accommodating superintendent who u pa
tiert even with dull newspaper men. Whei
the mills start up we shall be on hand c
hear the frat hum ot the machinery.
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FRIDAY

w II Garrett went mp ON the or this
morning.
y sorhin, ono Of the prominent eitizsns
oi Gstssville. % In the city.
q Crawford went 20 the front on the o
2 10 day after some views.
The w CT u will hold . Thanksgiving
social Tuesday evening. Nov 25.h.
Mr MeChesnsy. the minsr; has returned
from i've weeks tsip TO MiIn.sota. He
reports many eyes turned on Oregon.
Tho Maple boys have sold to Mark Hall
beat their farm, Consisting u go acras, To-
Gated beyond the Calipooia, for $1,000.
The site for the smelter for the SAntiam
mines has been located near Gatesyille.
This means good deal for these mines.
Mrs Henristta Brown aud Mrs w " Lo.
gan came up from Portland to-day on sev.
sfai days trip. accompanying Mrs w q
Stewart home.
Many Of the Patrons OF Hnsbandry now
~ Sacramento will pass through Albany on
their way East. having decided 10 60 home
this way.
There arc some numps reported around
town. Among Others Que OF tho DEaocRAT's
carrissa il stunning sour things. hence delay
and omissions lass night.
Mr. MoDonaid Of shs Brswnsyilio Times
has been Ia the city. The Times 10 ono ol
ths beat country weekiies thas.comes 20 oui
Office and Is eredi. 10 that growisg city.
AZ . meeting Of the Board Of Fire Dele
gates, w II Warner. of No Ia. w Z Giilett
OF No 2's. aud r Wyatt. OF the II . l. Co
were appointed judges aud clerks OF th.
hfemcns election TO BE- held on December o
William Stabbs was arrested 10 AibsnJ
lass syeslng for illegal iishiag ~ YalnIul
bsy. by running nets across the river with
out tsaps. He was tax en- 10 Corvallis wher,
the grand inry will Investigate the matter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22
IN ehxrER pREcIxcr.
A Man who was On tio Alaskan, nsc.

LowsoN, Nov. zth, 1880.
Robert Church.who left bis family here
last spring and went TO Portland 10 secure
a job, fetarnsd iast night. After going to
Portland he corrsspondsd with his wife
for some time, finally no letters came and
she tslsgraphed The hotel where he had
been stopping, but his whereabouts could
net be ascertainea. His wife boeame al
most distracted and her mother, Mrs Rob.
ert Giimour, who was afflicted with con.
sumption, grew gradually worse and is At
present very low. Church claims that
he shipped on the steamship Alaskan az
cook and wrote his wife, but the word
never came, The ship was wrecked of
The c0ast and he and three other men
we're la d small boat for twelve days with.
out anything 20 cat. They were picked
up by an English vessel and carried 10
China. This accounts for biz absence.
Mcknight pros had the inisfeftune TO
loose another fine animal.
Prairie City ~ Lebanon Junction won't
60. We won't have any other name than
Tailmap for our r. @.
w Nv Crawford vent down 10 u II
Looncy's stock and dairy farm last week
and bought one Of bis registered Jersey
hciicrs, mollie b, No io4S. Mr. Cfaw.
i ford has been breeding The Jersey for tht
past few years and has eleven head o
grades ranging from quarter bioods 4
thirteen siAteentbs. Parties desiring grad
ed cows will do we'll to call on him. II,
has also added pigeon lnit TO his plae'
and has three varieties Of fancy pigeons
i w G wessIakc sold Yesterday his team
of browns 10 some Seattle parties.
lease Swank IL having the Hendersoi
house fixed up preparatory TO feceivini
his new bride.
VIII somc farmer give me through ih
columns of this paper bis mode OF ralsinl
fall or winter grain. (wheai, oats and hay
and the yield per fcre per year OF each 70
the past four or five years.
FARMgR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22
HOME AND ABROAD



Astoria has foolish ghost story also.
City Recorder Hsnton is confined 30 bis
home by illness.
Mrs w q Cooley, 81 Brownsville. IL visit-
ing hor sistsr-in-law, Mrs q w Wright. Of
this city,
A remarkable event, last nightl and this
noon's Portland trsiua were on time. .oa7Bins
considerable comment.
A Portland police oiIiusr went ssuth last
night after Gibha. the darksy murderer, and
win probably take him North Ssnday msrn.
inc.
A Nebraska man has lost sil his posses
ssons fourteen times by fire This state
ment would have attracted more attention
and called forth more sympathy had tho
number been put al thirteen.
ftia nov an assared fact ths II zion PACT.
flo Will build railroad tfoui Psrtiand 20
Astoria. tneyer rains but IL ponrs, and
Astoria will probably tooD have several II
Rs.
Five tramps were arrested lat evening In
the Eastern suburb, 81 the city, and Il IL
thought they bad hand In stealing the
hand satohel from tbs Raloon of II Baeken-
sto There being 40 convincing proof they
W0fe utAoHhfAeas
Mr. kd Zsyss, Of Seattle, il In the eity
There is look about Ed which says Albany
Ii gnod enough for him. aud wa predict he
siil be a resident Of this city again Ia q
short time. Hope 30.
The practice u gentlemcn taking hold o
iady's arm while walking with her hal
beea Suddenly broken up Ia Now York b,
the small boy universally sryina out. "fIe'l
arrsstia' her for piekin' his pocket Al
bapy yoang men so far behind the times ~
TO do thnsly will take warning.
Tho interest taken In Boston Ia the cIos,
struggle for the baseball pennant IL showi
by tho following extract from Boston girl
letter 10 eifi friend In Denver. writtsn los
before the close OF tbs season 1T certain
iy does look now a. il ibe horrid New York
=suld win with four throwefn, while we hay,
only one, little Claslsson. Anyway, Clark.
son has the .ovsliest legs In the world, hu
still he cant pitch with his legs. II bis arm
do get tired every day. II that dreadfu
Back Ewiag would only break finger '.
might he al right yet. My dress 10 Just To-
sweet. Rocky Moantain Hsps.
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D'''''.' c. : Pl'''.



The larges. empirein the world is that Of
0rea, Britain.
The NEST extensive cavern 4 the Mammoth
cave, In Edmonson county, KY
The Chinese wall is the la,gcs, wall IN the
world, Itwas bull, BY the FIRST emperor Of
the Tain dynasty, ahou, sao c., asa pro.
lection agains. Tsr.ars.
The largest body Of fresh water on the globe
is Lake Superior. II is 400 miles long, 100
miles wide at It's creates. breadth, and has an
area Of 3a,ooo square miles.
The larRes, island sea is the Caspian, lying
between Europe and Asia. It's grea,e't length
is 700 miles, its greatest breadth a7o miles
and lis area $50, 500 square miles.
The largest suspension bridge 10 the world
is the one between Brooklyn and New York,
The length Of the main spain is 1866 feet, 8
inches. The entire length Of the bridge is 5,
oSo feet.
The larges, bell In the world Is the grea,
bell Of Moscow, at the foot Of the kremln'
It's circumference at the bottom Is nearly O.
feet and It's height is al feet. Its weight has
been computed to be 443,77a pounds.
The largest tunnel in the world is that O
ST Gothard, on he line Of railroad betweer
I.uecrne and Milan. The SUNNI, Of the ,un
mel is goo fee. beneath the surface at Ander
matt and 6.6oo feet beneath the peak Of Kas'
,elhorn, the St Go.hari group.
The largest library is the Bibliolhequa Ma
tioaal, in Paris, founded by Louis XIV.
contains I.4oo. 900 volumes, SOC, ooo pamphlet
I7S,ooo manuscripts. soo,o maps and char,
and $50, 900 coins and medals. The eollee.
ton Of eneravinGs exceeds 100000, contain
ed in some 10, 600 volumes.
A cast steel gun weighing s3S tons has jus
been shipped by Maus Krupp from Ham
burg for cronstadt, The ealiber Of the gun i
isH inches, the barrel is 30 feet in length. Il
creates, diameter being 6js feet. The rang
ofthe gun is over eleven miles, and !, will FIR
two shots per minute. each shet costing he
tween fsso and $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

The sherla Of Charleston, S C, sold a.
auction the efFee, Of five Chinese laundry
men who had come into the city and open.
cd laundries. The city charges a license
Of $ioe for Chinese laundries. The FIVE
Chlneseopsned ianndries there and reiua
ed to pay the license. The Sheriff levied
upon their effects and seld them. a Chi.
naman ramsd Charles Chin Sang hough,
the entire outfit for $50, and win re.esiab.
llsh his eoantrymsn- In business, but tho
Sheriff will levy on their effects again and
and again until he realizes the entire $500
besides the costs. Most OF the washing Ia
the c iiy done by the negro women, and
these have declared war against the Chi
nese.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22
The speak,rshlp.

WASHINGTON, Nov is.--iienry cabo,
Lodge Of Massachusetts believes Reed. will
have eighty FIVE votes on the frs. ballot for
spcakership, which Is 40 more or less than a
majority In caucus, and that he win have a
sufficient number to nominate him on the
second OF third ballot Lodge In mis- estimate
counts upon the full delegations Of New York,
New England. Pennsylvania, the Pacific slope
and the new states, with few scattering
votes from other sections. Other canditlatei
eoneede Reed fly or sixty votes only.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

RosEBuRc, Or, Nov. t5,--A lone highway
man held up the Coos bay stage to-day, cut
open the letters and registered pouches and
rifled them OF their contents and handed
them back TO the driver aud badc him God
eneed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

CHICAGO. Nov fs.--six ears Of mail mat
Ter that lsf New York at 9 o'clock last night.
bound across the continent. arrived here At -,
a tonight. The train was running under the
new schedule fixed by Superintendent Bel OF
the railway mail service, and is expected TO
make San Francisco In four days, twelve hours
and forty five minutes from New York, d diff.
ference Of about one day In favor OF The new
schedule. Superintendent BELL and Chief Clerk
Grant, with number Of officials, accompany
the train on the initial trip.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

The New Weekly Rsyid, the best weekly
paper Published. the American Farmer. {
sixteen page mos,hly, the best farm journal
published in Indiana and the DEAocRAr, the
best local newspaper in the Willamette valley
all Tor the sum Of a.So, Send this amount te
us and We will put you on the DEaocRAr lis,
for one year and order tAe other two paperS
seat to you for the same time. Let eyery
friend Of the DKMocRAT show this offer &c
some one who is not already taking the DgM-
ocRAr and thus help extend the circulation oi
hese three papers.
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Children Cry FOX
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Russ HOUSE,.
caursa llsreesesy.

U. P.CtURcn. Preachingevery Sabbath,
uiorning and evening by Rev. >. @. Ir.
vine, D. d. Sabbath School At 2:30 ?. n
Prayer nesting every Wednesday, evening
EVANGELICAL Cnuacn. Preaching on Sab.
hath at il.O0 A. NJ, and I r. n. sabbath
School 1000. Prayer meeting Every We'd
uasday evening 30 Rev. Fisher, pAstcn
All srs invited.
A. Z. cHuRcH. SouTT. Preaching every
Sabbath morning ut ii o'clock A. n. and Z
30 o'cloek ,. n Sabbath School at290 o'elock
n. ~. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at 30 o'clock. Rev. @ s Hanisiier. Pastor.
III. z. CmuacH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song aervice il
the evening before sermon. Sabbath Schoo
at 2.30 p 4. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. 5 L Meminger. pastor.
PRxsssrxRIAs cEuRca. ever
Sabbath morning and evening1in Church
cor. Broadalhin and FifthSts. Sunday Schoo
Immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev 4 II Priohard, pastor.
Fmsr BArrrsr CnuEcH. Presiding ever,
Sabbath morning and eve'g II Church on 5tf
Street. Sabbath School nmcdiAtclY aftei
morning services. Prayer meeting oyer
Thnrsdsy evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev
Trumbell. pastor.
CoseREaArTosALC Cnu hcH. .-sersicesevery
Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 1915. Payer meeting on
Wednesday evening II each week. Rev
Rogers, Pastor.
CHnisTIAN CHuRcH --rreachiag every first
Sabbath In month. morning and evening, p
ii % clock. Sabbath School at 10 o'cloek, a
n. Rsy Humphreys. Pastor.
| CATHoIIc CHukcH.-Service every Sun
day At 1890 A. N. and p. n. Last Sunday
OF ths month service at Eugene City. Rev
Louis Netayer, Rector.
1
1 f.... TT. g.z..s H.. - q.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

I, is matter Of no. mrsh surprbe when
the 0regeai@n and other partisan republican
organs make undigni6ed aud desras,ing re-
marks abou, ex- president Cleveland. .bu, when
the Ipesr Shsrs which makes pFetensions Of
deeency and fair dealing towards public mea
refers TO the ez-presideni's administration as
one Of "beefy sia.esmanship" it iorfeiis all
its claims 10 dignity and fair dazzling.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Revolutlon posslble.

NRw York. Nov, is.--A private eablegram
received stis evening dated Rio Janeiro. saysi
A revolution has broken out here. The Bras.
ilian army is In control, and the ministry has
resigned. The revolution Is for the purpose ol
forming a republic.
Conhrma,ory dispatches have been received
Arbuckle Bros and Joseph O'Dono hue y
Sons. These dispatches were received just
after the coffee exchanges closed for the day,
The reports came like clap Of thunder 10 the
oilee dealers throughout the city, who were
made acquainted with them 10 night. and ara
likely to cause serious trouble on The exchange
II confirmed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

urTraLy DRuNK.-Three drunken Ia
borers were in the city this forenoon and
painted things red for while; but the
Marshal got track Of them and changed
the color to blue, and perhaps slack, as one
of them resisted being taken, ard received
a slight rap on the head, They had S3.o5
all together.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22
rne MAN ABOUT TOWN.

This Is considerable OF het-waier
world, that is. Il a man Ia 30 inclined he
can he 10 the boiling elemeat ten hours
out of ths twenty four. All that Il ne
ses.ary l. 10 take oasnss at every remark,
imagine that yoa are being plnched, aud
II the vane on the steepie turns lts tall TO.
wards you To get mad and call out the
militia. Sensible men keep cool.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

Rutherford B Hayes is shesrfnl these days
and as time rolls over the head Of the Hani-
son administration be has cause 10 be cheerful
IN the prospect that when is0s comes IIyss'
administration viii not be sneered at as III.
Poores, that the country has ever esperien-
ed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

Ths number OF candidates for city Offices
Iust now promises 10 be small. The Man
About Town has been unahls 10 hunt many
down except such A. will be renominated
wiihou. cpposltloa yet very few prom
lse TO bob up. II IL to be hoped enough
excitement win be created to &c; out big
vote ~ that VIII be quite an Indicator al
this stage Of Albany's growth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

Though New Years Is not ye. here. the
Man About Town has msde deep dyed
resolution, TO the effect that he VIII buy
no more books from agents that he doesn'i
want. This bull doing business has gone
far enough. Selling books Is as honorable
as any business, and |, should be conduct.
ed in business way. A majority Of peo-
pie bay books, sign petitions. take out In.
snranes. Invest Ia Irish linen. and contract
for elephants and hippoiomnses nearly
every day against their sober will. Dcn'l
be bull doxed and on the other hand dom
be clan the other way. There Is gold
en- mean
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

Will coLLEcr TsxEs. --She.iH Small
mon began collecting taxss on Hsnday
Nos nth. and viii be AZ the iolio3dr
places from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. on the date
mentioned
santiain, Friday, Nov sth.
Lebanon, Saturday, Nov 10Th.
Waterloo, Monday Nov 18Th.
Liberty, Tuesday. Nov 10Th.
Sweet Home, Wednesday, Nov 1etl;.
Brush Greek. Thursday, Nov 7Ist.
crawiordsvllIe. Friday, Nov ssnd.
Brovnsville, Saturday, Nov s3rd.
Genie, Monday. Nov asth.
Orleans, Tuesday, Nov 76th.
Syracuse, "Wednesday, Nov 77:h.
Harrisburg, Thursday, Nov 7Sth.
Halsey, Friday, Noy 7oth.
Shedd, Saturday, Nov goth.
East Albany, Monday, Dec and.
West Albany, Tuesday, Dee 3rd.