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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25
kEEP POSTED.

Y. NJ. French kssps railroad time.
J. P. Wallace. Physician nnd Surgeon, A..
bAny, Or
For Sterling or Emerson piano call on G
L Blackman.
For sale. cheap. sseOod hand Organ MIR.
Hyman's.
@ L .IAckman is agent for tho wsbeu
piano Eons better.
Bay your tickets through 10 the East oI
w l. Jester and save fare 20 Portland.
The Western Cottage and Packard are two
OF the best organs made. @ l. Black nar
sells them.
A hne lins Of all kinds of furniture, ,pIAir
aud upholstered, bes stock in this part. o.
Oregon at Fortmilier q irvinR's.
II you want clean aud fina s,noks esk fol
j. Joseph's home made white labor cigars
For sale by most cigar dealers and NJ hi,
JoNeph's factory.
IA Archibald, Assis Singer MAnaiae.ur
ing Co., opposite Old fiIloWs Temple. Al
bany,
An elegant line OF silk table spreads, ia
beautiful designs, just received at FortmiIler
a Irving's.
caus ooiasn star bomAtoef Tor % cents
at q Meyers, aud all other; canned goods
cheap for cash.
Jus. rscsiysd new table linen at W. r.
Reads.
NV Starr. physician and surgeon. Albany
Oregon.
Good cooking stove only siC'at Hop.: % 4
Saltmanhs.
DR. WriRhtsnan's Sovereign Palm Of Life.
Tor diseases peculiar To- women. at Deyos &
Robson's and BrownslI d Stanard's. r J
Baltimore, agent.
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That there should be some conversation at
mealsime is apparent, for otherwise we should
be simply certain number ofanimals feeding.
II is also evident the. ,ae table conversation
ahould not be heavy or Of the sort that reqair.
es much mental application. To study during
meal time or soon aaer Is not advisable, Il be-
ing very Difficult. for the majority Of people TO
apply The mind with any profitable results,
directly aaer eating hearty food, and the same
principle applies to the conversation. People
in warmer climes than curs, sleep or rest afler
a repas, and as they are not renowned, as a
class, for any great mental or physical efforts,
we may consider them as living according to
nature. and may follow their example so far
as mental labor and the simultaneous asslmila.
,ion Of food are concerned,
But TO return to the subject Of conversation.
Al the family meeting around the table there
should be pleasant and agreeable features In.
eident to the coming together. Everyone has
something to relate Of the events Of the morn
ing, if il is the MONDAY meal. or something
anlicipatoy Of the coming day if Il Is break
East which calls them. This social practice
keeps all interested In the events Of the day,
the doings Of mutual friends and other more ol
less important subjects. The meal ,i9e shoult
not be the occasion for one to decry some per
son or social event which may be pleasing 4
others. Gossip as II Is in the usually accept
cd sense Of the term, should not obtain at III,
family table, neither should innendoes, or lit.
tie tempery "aings' at absen, people be al
lowed. For the best enjoyment and use of,h
food. the mind should be distracted from usi
ness aud attracted TO pleasant things. Ism
there agood opportunity for the pleasing con
versationalis,s
Eating, At its best, 10 not an attractive perfor
nance to the onlooker, but Il should be mad
as dainty habit and as unobtrusive as possible
One cannot talk well with even the most delec
table Of dainties In ones mouth. therefore III
] eating and the talking must 5e alternate. G
the one OF the other viii suffer. There is tn
: "happy medium" in this as in other cases.
y sAhsss NN"fNt9Nhf5h W. teANt hue ANtA Nht@
some like be,,erl running along between eour,
es, or after the first and loudes, calls Of appe
ti,e have been satisfied. and these little s,or
in the eating tend toward the more healthh
digestion Of the food.
+. The conversation al the table. IL there Al
!. children present, should be especially guards
). and directed into the bes, channels. II shou
be on subjects in which they may share TO
certain extent. or at least, in which they mi
be interested. Nothing will so help q child
acquire good behavior at the table, as Il
I, self respect which he develops when he 6n'
5 that the older people account him Of son
worth, and take pains TO inleFes, him in Is
Por,ant questions, Ills dignity will no, allc
: Linn to mishehave when he is allowed to AS
eiate and converse with maturer people. pr
vided he is firmly governed and no, spoiled
indulgence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25
A stage Held In.

BAKER CRY, Oct. iS.--The Daker City
and Canyon stage was held up at 9 o'clock
this morning near Union creek, and the mail
sacks robbed Of all registered matter. The
robber was disguised by having a dark wooden
scarf tied over his head and face. The driver
described the man rs weighing about 49,
pounds and that he dressed in dark clothes,
Aiier the robber had relieved the mail sacks
Of all registered matter, the other mail was re-
placed In the sacks and thrown In the stag,
and the driver ordered TO proceed on his jour
ney which he hid without d:lay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25

INSURE At oScs.--Mr. Julius Grad.
wohI's advice to the people of Albany Is 10
insure at ohce before II Is teo late, for the
fire fiend Is devastating the cities of the
w. idr Gradwohl represents seven
solid companies, WITH an aggregate capi-
tai OF S76oooooo and cash deposit Of
$3sc, 900 at Salem. As well as business
men, farmers should insure their crops,
for they will burn. as a number of cases
already testify. Though Mr. Gradwohl's
companies lost some In Seattle, vancou-
YER, Ellensburgh and Spokane Falls their
capital Is SO great the loss Is not felt, and
they wi!lcontinue to place risks and pay
losses with their usual promptness, the
same as they did after the great Chicago
fire, IN which their losses were heavy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, I6.-Mony railroad
men here pronounce as exceedinly visionary
John FIynn's project ofa through line from
here TO Crescent City, thence to Grants Pass,
and thence TO Boise City,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25
for Infants and Children.
Summons.

In the Circuit Court Of the State o. Oregon
for Linn Comfy.
Gsncy l. hartley, Plf.,
Ns.
q &c 7 Bsrtley, D.ft.
10 George ! Bsrtle,, tbedtfendant above
named.
L., the name If the state Of Oregon yen
are her ny required to appear and answer
tbs complaint Of tie plaintiff above named,
10 the above entitled Court now on file tbel-
10, sesiust tou or or before The frat day
Of the next regular term of said Court TO-
Wit, October, the 25fb. A. ID. 1850. and yeu
are hereby notified that II you fail 70 appear
and answer said complaint a. above required
plaintiff will aIlIy - tae Cours for the re-
isf prayed for ~ said complaint to-wit,
dissoiuti' u of The bonds Of nIstrimony exist
ing between son s.nd plaintiff, ard for the
custody Of the nInfr did. Lime BARLEY,
| named in complaint. end for costs and dis
bufsemeDts Of his suit.
This summons ia pablished b. order OF
the Hon II r Boise, Judge sf ssId Court.
Made at Chambers on t g 18th day Of July,
A d, 1889.
J WHTsEY,
atty for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25

To FARMERS AND HoRsEMEN.-Gal-
braith Bros, of GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, offer for
sale at the Live Stock Exchange, Cor.
Fourth and Ash Sts., Portland, Oregon, a
choice collection of their celebrated Clyies-
dale, English Shire, Hackney and Cleveland
Bay Stallions, at moderate prices, and on
terms to suit purchasers. These horses
are all OF the highest individual merit and
most fashionable strains Of breeding,
Every animal satisfactorily guaranteed.
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as7H7ssa=saas . 80 az=ssHa=sasaa
A FRlGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Hen cIelan Loose. IN Arm AeeidentIy.

Last Saturday Ben cleian and Lossey
Knox were hunting In boat about three
miles above Albany on the Willamette,
when frightfni accident happened to the
former. He was standing leaning with his
right arm against the muzxl> OF the gun,
when, IN some manner not understood by
the boys the gun was discharged, the full
contents going into the arm about fo.x
inches from the shoulder blade sbattering e
II IN two 80 that the arm hung by the bi.
cep,s. Young Knox rowcd with alt his
stiength to The city, when the unfortunate
boy was taken 10 the office OF DR. Ella
where the Doctor assisted by DIR l. Hill
amputated the arm and kewed up the stub
Young Cieian Is a son of Mr. John cielar
and Is about seventeen years Of age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25
REAL ESTATE SALES.

| w Miller to Jas Tindall, 40 acres
IN see 8. tp 10, RIw.......$ sos
d + Shields 10 ] ] Doris. y half 5
L or range Z ............ ise
A ilackleman 10 A 4 chapman,lot
Sand o,blk .Ahbey's n, Albany sea
A iinekieman 20 & 4 Wardiaw, lot
6and 7,blk i.Ahbey's A, Albany 200
meer's Central I'D. TO Albany FL
Sch ed, - ....s...............
Caroline N Tuthlll TO Adam V Ga.
ROUTE, ,26 acres Ia tp ts,S r avs 6oc
lanes Eikins c; ux 10 Peter Sehlos.
ter.N w GU blk AIS A TO Ably 3oc
Margaret II Barker 10 Addle Whit.
mes. y.lols and 7,bik 50. Albany. ssot
lane Starr ct al TO Phil NJ Smith, 200
acres In tp ~. y Rtw........
Fred stFai 10 ID V : Reid, Z halls
w qr Blk 3s.H's ard 4, ,Alhary. SO
| las Irwin 10 Mrs Hannah Smith. 4
half n w az sec s4,tpt4,S RAW 20,
| z II Kendall to Louis Nieriek. frae
lot s,blk is.H's aud A.Aibany. TO
lJV Pipe 10 I wiles, lot 4, bik 4,
! P's A to Albany y......... Gg
| NJ II and Hat Sey Shelton TO T. %
Smith, acre sec is.tp los Rtw fs'
United States TO Christopher Starr Palen
Or r Wallace has bought an lntere.
In 81 Il front, belo7ging.to the salimarsl
estate, located next west Of the Haverl
Ho,el,at tire rate Of Stoo foot.
NJ Tyler 10 David I.ink, two lots in
blk In "a. H's aud A TO A'banyS IIo
| MoTritt Belliager ct al 10 Ben Hard.
I4S aeves In ip TI.S Raw. 90
z r Cheadle to q r Simpson, lots !
and 4,blk -, H's and A 10 Albany sJs
| ] II McMnllen TO Kebeeea Saefer,
blk 5. Boards A 10 Tangent. 100
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O''''''' Co., C';''' q P.'',.
TELEGRAPHfC NEWS


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. is,--A dispatch to
the Exnmiaey from Bismarck, OAK, says A
prairie fire several milss in width is aging
within few miles Of bismarck. Alaige mum.
Der Of farms are already destroyed and all effort
to check the flames have proved unayailing.
The village Of Menokcn fourteen miles be.
low Bismarck has been entirely wiped cut by
the flames and the inhabitants are destitute.
Astrong wind Is carrying the flames TO.
ward this city which is enyeloped in smoke and
flying einders.
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Ia the Circuit Court Of ae State eJ Oregon
Ea- Inn Gna.a.fa.
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Tag NAN ABOUT TOWN.

The Man About Town observes that the
rule i for men to leave their foot prints
In the sands OF tiinc as they pass through
country. and the country exchanges Of
state catch them up and stereotype them
for the world. A case In point IL the bal.
loon men. Prof Redmond separated from
his companion at Eugene, the latter, HGmIl-
ton, taking the balloon aud golng South.
Here Il his foot print at Ashland The
balloon ascension was fzzie,s so the people
say who Witnessed IL. Bot then there was
no growing, rs eur citizens enjoy being
bilked once In awhile. This balloon fake
who calls himself c ] Hamilton Is travel,
Ing southwark add the press along the line
should give him an airing"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25
THE ALBANY HOSPITAL.
The Hospital Assured If Funds Raised.

A subscription list will be passed around
by gentlemen and ladies to collect funds
for the erection Of Sisters hospital. The
Sisters OF Charity have volunteered TO come
II sufficient indueement Is given them.
They do not come TO make money, they
come TO attend 10 the rich and the forsak.
en-. Everybody be he Catholic, protest.
ant or protesting no faith, will be tenderly
attended and cared Tor In the home that
will be built. The Sisters OF Charity who
will come were founded Ia the United
States In 1910 by Mrs Elisabeth Ann Bay.
ly,reilct OF Mr. Seton of New York City.
She founded the first house at Emmiils-
burg, Maryland, for the poor and the rich
of every creed, having been herself raised
In the protestant faith before she joined
the Catholic church. One OF the rules she
gave TO her sisters was 10 attend 10 the
suffering humanity day or night. The sis
ters have at the present time Ia the United
States over SEQ hospitals. asvlums OF
henpolh iof poor Cutletc0s I'D oAH FFhu =
cisco, at Mount 81 Joseph. they have ovee
SEQ little orphan girls. They visit the
poor or rich At home IN the time OF slck.
ness. Tie cioisters Of their convent tasd
Mother Seton will be the streets Of Inc CT.
ties where they will go 10 bring eonsola
iion and relief TO all. Mother Bayly Sc
ton was surely one Of The grandcst women
In the United States aud although she IL
gone for many years,she has thousands OF
daughters who do her work. VIII Albany
have hospital conducted by these self.
sac .;iicing women II IL left 20 the gcner.
ssily OF the citizens OF this growing city.
The sisters do not beg. Yet aa they ere
not angels they must live and have home
to attend to the sick Let everybody tivc
his or her mite and this place OF charity
will be built. God gives 10 rs plen.y, lei
us give also for good purposes. CtisF'i =
has never made poorer The ready giyer. II
brings on the contrary blessings a hundred
fold.
Louis mETAYgR.
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A Bad Train Wreck .

OMAHA, Oct. I6.--A wreck occurred on
the Burlington & Missouri al Gibson, few
miles from Omaha, last evening. About fifty
passengers were injured, Two engines were
completely demolished and chair car and
combination car were thrown from the track
and reduced 10 atoms,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-%VIA-~
Southern Pacific COmpany'S Line.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.

lime bss-psn Albany and sAA Fr1ncIsea. $ hour
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That c.ntanE.rou. Old woma.


Described in the nursery ballad, who
"iived upon nothing but vIctuals and
drink )" and yet would never'be quiet,
was undoubtedly troubled with chronic
INDIGESTION. Her victuais, like those OF
man Other elderly pesoDs whose diges
live powess have become Nm paired .didn,i
agree with her. This was before the era
Of HoNeetter's Stomach BItters, or some
one u her numerous tsdends and relatives
would undoubtedly have persuaded her
70 wy pie great specific for dyspepma
constipation and biiIousness. This woeIG
have becn y msasuTeof self protection On
thesr part. for che would soon have be<sa
cured and ceased TO disturb then with
her clamov. The most obstiu ate cases OF
indignation, with iss attn ndant heartburn.
natuieslce. constant unessfnesm Of fhe
stomsoh aad ofths nerves, arc eomure -
y overcoms by this sovsraign rsnsdy
Chflis and Sevcr and biitous Hsmittssit
rhenmaiism and Kidney &oubbes ars alse
elieved by ~.
---~s~----fr-
O-ks cures rheumatism. neuralgia and
kOOthach0 Foahav A. M.aon Aonot.
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rs cent shaving at yiereck'a

!. IS cent shaving at viereck'k
s tickets for 81 at viersok's.
Boota aud shoes At cost at RsAd'a.
Saratoga chips at c Z Bfownell's.
Try tbs fall cream cheese a. q 4 Brown
ellis.
New cream cheese jass received at Conrad
Meyers.
3chairs running steady at viereck's shaw
ing parlors.
Best roast coffee in the city at Conrad
Meyers.
Go. your school books aud tablets al
Guiss x Sons.
Kinks savon Imperial soap. 500 box Al
@ Il Brownell's.
Try the Old North State smoking tobacco
for delicious smoke.
Sixty dozen window shssles justreceiv ID
At Fortmiller & Irving'r.
SpectseIes aud eye glasses cheaper than
ever at NJ French's.
A fine lot Of picture frame, jass received
at Crawford & Paxton's.
] w Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in
city, opposite Fortmiller & Irl ing's.
A large and fine line of vii dow Ire
just received At Fortmiller & Iryings.
We have the best 81 30 kid glove ever
brought to Albany at w FiRsAd's.
Now is the time to save money by buying
boots and shoes at cost OF w. F. Read.
An elegant line OF new designs OF chairs
just received at FortmilIer & lrving's.
Go to Bardue for honest weights, good
Roods and lowest living prices.
An elegant stock of watches, sold az low
! and the lowcst. at Will & Stark's.
The best watch in the world for the money
at 4 NJ French's. Elch one fully warranted.
Watches, watches. watches for everybody
cheap for cash aud fully warranted at + NJ
French's.
Barrows & Searls. agents for the eelebra
ted Ludlow tine shoes. aud womeLs. miss and
ohildrens goods
For . gsau:a, S,h fnn, clock, cheap
for cash oil a. L / fflI,l' II, Corner
Jewelry Store.
II you have a.s ID w,rs cal on q
w. Snithwao ia pras - d. il with
neatness and disnAs mi a. ehecp As any
one.
Ladies sh,s.. m-us Sh,es, m>sts shoes,
less than cea. 30 N .lSs N for nh goods
at c E Browncl \
Hay and t 1. q,.asitis. .ais the
purchaser at Il | kaasrt.a' issl ST. re,
situated ut thu fnt ~ I'si.v aud Water
Streete. Oftiee forn,rs ecouli id by Thos
Montoith 4. Sons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25
Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething, Is the prescription II
one Of the best female nurses aud phyei
clans IN TIE United States, ard has been
used fer forty years with never-faiting
success By millions of mothers for Gnoir
children. During the process OF feeefxn4
IT. vslue Is iocdsruabie. II rslsaves rhe
ohld from pain cures dYaentery and diar
rhose, srlpiuG IN The bowels, and Wind
eolic. ny eiviue heeth 70 the child II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25

UNITY TEA.-'ro those wishing good
uncclored japan tea we say try our brand
Of Unity. 1t Is the best tea on the mar
ket Remember with each pound OF this
tea We give the purchaser a chance TO
TO draw beautiful pure China tea set.
Weehave just opened the last chest Of
our first import order and those desiring
chance at the beautiful set must call
early. WILLAMETTE PACKING Co.
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Notice Of Final Settlement,

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Administrator of the estate OF j. j.
Davis, deceased. has fled his final account
with the Clerk OF the County Court for Linn
county, Oregon, and the said County Cour,
has fixed the 9th day OF November, 1889. at
the hour of o'clock, p. M, for hearing OBJ
jections to said account and for the settle
ment Of said estate.
This the 9th day of Sept 1880.
j. 8. DAVIS,
]. K. WEATHERFoRp. Admiuistrtt ,r
Atty for Administrator.
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II you want \ good siIver steel the, ,fnes |
10 the market, 90 to Stewart & Sox's.

In THE LEAp.--Mr. Julius Gradwoh
leads In his business and wishes It UNDER
stood that he will carry the finest stock o
crockery ware In the Valley, receiving his
goods from headquarters, and keeping up
with the times In all the latest novelties.
He has received fine lot of Wedgwood &
Co.'S Newyacht decorated ware, called
ruby ware, handsomest goods In the mark
ct. Mr. Gradwohl makes crockery spec.
ialty and will meet the demands of the
public in any line. Do not send away for
goods but give him call,
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Hay and o / | gsaasitis. :, .qis the
purchaser at Il tiaasrt.a.'. ,ssl 81. re,
situated ut thu fat ~ feis aud Water
Streets. otfice form, ris .cculi.d by Thos
Montoiih q. Sons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-25
Merit Winsr

We detirs 10 say TO rIiIzens that for Year, We
sumption, KKing's New Iiio Pills, nuckicn'a Ar
Mica Base aid Electric Blitern and have never hand
led remedies that sell ei OF that have given tuch
universal sati faction. We do not hesitate te guar.
sptee thon every time. nud stand ready 20 refund
the purchase price, n sstis'aclS results do not TO-
low their use. There remedies i,sve ttesr gtehi
popularity purely son their merits. fostny aud Nj.
son, druggists.
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LEnASox Married on Wednesday.
October 10Th. at the residence Of the brides
parents, by Rev Geo " 6iboney, Mr. S $
Pnagle OF Crook county and Mas Lizzie
Houk OF Lebanon.
ThIs week the sa~mlll OF Humphrey &
Michael was hauled through town. Il
was under an attachment for an old debt,
which the sheriff served on Il.
wO Trinr Was In town yesterday and
informes us he intends accepting Gamer
on's challenge to run 7s-yard loot race,
and viii run for $1,000,
Mrs Riley and Mrs Carr have rented
the dlnlngroom OF the Exchange hotel and
Will start up q restaurant there soon, and
Nixon will run the sleeping depart
ment.
The 8 .o6 train does not bring In the
mail since the time has been changed.
Considerable excitement was caused
last Friday evening by the firing OF two
pistol shots In Rctherfore's saloon caused
by bottle throwing row with a mar
named Gum, who has been working for
Ross Humphrey.-Exfres
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Ladies shas.. m-us Shae., ntssts shoes,
childsens shla, in,.- h,a.., hs~ h,,ts, 1T
less than ces. 60 mtSs N for nh goods
at c Z Brownel n
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9 Cents Divides Them.

PARIS, Oct. iS,--The s,rikersin tie Lens
dis,rie. now number ia.oco, and Il Is likely
that double this number OF men win stop work
unless the demands Of the strikers are con.
eeded, The directors ofthe mining companies
have agreed TO advance per cent, increase oi
wages, The minnerz demand an increase Of
10 per cent.
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SATURDAY.


Who IL At itf
What are they ats
See ID. In another column.
A fins line Of solid silver ware a. Frepoh's
ounces rs cents per bushel At 9 + Brow.
neil's.
Jas Wassom Jr. Of Lebanon has Leen in
the city TO day.
Mrs A b Woodin has ret1rEcd from her
Gatesville ranch.
Rev II v Rominger will preach At COZ
wallis to- morrow.
Fines. fountain pens 10 tho y orld for only
$500 At N Frebch's.
mr W Il Kirk. travelling for tho Browns
Vile Wooien Mills, has been 10 the city.
The ladies' ot the Presbyterian church
will give Japsuees Tea on Dec 5eh, and6ih
Of which more extsudsd notiee uill be
given.
Paul d'Iisiry, formerly Of Wall w slla
now Of Seattle, and once Sf Aibsny has
been presented with gold watch as re
ward for his services 10 behalf Of the q o r.
The schools at Newport have been closed
on account Of diphtheria. II will be rc-
membered that one child dying Of diphthe-
ris group xas brought 20 Millers from Their
and buried. aud brother dying. II i
quite Likely that IL may not spread aronns
Miiisfa though.
Ia ono ueighborhood In Dakota recent,
there we're only two lucifer matches 70 q
around amonng twelve iamiiies, and pcrson
were detailed 10 build fires aud keep them q
live night and day until . supply coald b
had.
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NOW TO CO EAST.

Go East via Mount Shasta Route. Nice
climate and scensry at all times Of tho year.
See Mount Shasta, Sacramento. Ogden, Salt
Lake, Denver. Finest scond -clAss can made
are run daily. Bay your tickets OF me aud
save your fare to Portland. am the only
person in ALBANY that can sell you ticket
TO any point In the United States. Call on
me for rates.
W. L. JEsrTR, Agent s. p.