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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-17
MILL CITY.

Mr. BeFeh. conductor on the Oregoulan
Rallrosd Co.'S road, spent few days 10
Mlll City last week, fishing. lie was not
very hpeeeasful. rs Il was too rainy. lie
expects TO try IL over some time. Aiso
Conductor cutnmins, OF the q i. was here
on Saturday attending TO some business.
Mr. Wallis Nash. vice president. and 7
w Bowen, superintendent. ni the q r,
were In Mill City last Thursday and PER
formed some business.
The s /. Co received their new planeF
last Friday. II II one Of the latest styles
aad Is a nlee piece of machinery.
Lumber shipped during The month oi
April was s2s. goo feet, against 81 600 feel
In The previous month, The decrease Il
due TO delay caused BY Increasing the ca
paeity Of the saw mills.
Mrs Geo Cox, of Gatesviile, wet, q
Mehama last Friday where she viii spend
few days ylsiilag friends.
Mr. < Mrs y f Hoeye, who were work
log at Albany for few weeks, returned
last Wednesday. dg IIeeye will return
TO Albany Ia - few days.
There l. but very iew who give credi
to Mar; Smith for iiis getting full aud try
ttlk W ptAA = HattA WIN sEAAtN RAANR ~ - W.
that those he challenged are towards bu
they have better sense Than 10 stoop 10 lon
as to fight.
Therc was u spelling school held at Bu.
ler's school house last Friday. but there
was only small class present as ii was ,os
rainy.
Mr. John Shaw Is on a fyIng business
trip to Portland. He will return Friday
Two mines. one all Mil City people ans
the other nearly all GatesY!llets, played las
Sunday afternoon. II ended in the form
CT mines favor, 10 -. innings wer'
played without any tally being made.
A interesting sermon was preached By
Rev Hubert, of Mehama, last Sunday, q
the Butler school house. lie will agaiI
preach Saturday evening, and on mex
Sun&y he viii preach the funeral sermon
oi Mrs ID II Judy.
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. THE arm on JULY.
AlnANg. Or. MAY ath. 1850

ALDANy, Or, May Sth, 1880.
10 ne Edioy ~ The Daily Democrat
The duty OF celebrating the coming 4th
IN 4 manner hentting the size and impor
tanee Of Albany aud Of making immediate
preparation therefor has been several times
alluded to Ia your journal In the past fo.t-
night. While you are doing this and the
citizens doing nothing, other towns ale
actively engaged IN making arrangements
and are giving timely notice 70 the world
that they are alive and active. The best
way to do IL d matter Of this kind Is to act
quickly. Resolve Al once. Which shall u
be, celebration OF no celebration Don't
wal, I'LL some neighbosing town with less
pretensions has led the way and then, when
II Is too late, expect them to send their del.
,gatlon here resolve 10 have 4 "blow OUT
OF your avn With all my heart believe
that every section of the county looks 10
Albany rs the place TO lead. So mitch u
conceded Il, and do you know, Il you act
braveiy and generously aud gallantly, and
display true spirit and patriotism, the peo'
pie will flock hllher from every town and
hamlet 10 the county and from the COIN
try far beyond. Never was there more
opportune time 10 make II known through.
the length aud breadth Of this state and
Washington, and to the thousands Of emi.
grants arriving in each and eongregating
In the larger cities bent on seeking homes
and ii,veslmen,s, that right here In the
heart OF the Willamette Valley is place
called Albany that has vast undeveleped
resources tributary TO II and unequaled
TRANSPORTATION facilities. For the coming
celebration committee should be selected
which can take broad and dcempfehenslve
view Of the situation and grasp the golden
opportunity 10 throw open wide the doorl
aud let the stranger come In and pertake
Of generous hospitality. OF course the
citizens must come up rs one man, (noI
waiting to be iBpoftnnod,) with glad anc
voluntary tributes And the man who
counts his riches In broad acres and profit
abe structures should remember that or
hlm,no than nn the struggling merchant
does II dcvolve 10 lend generous suppor
and furnish the wherewith. Let the eili-
ken's meeting In the numbers present, II
their patriotic words and spirited action. b.
, iorerunnei of what the celebration ls 4
! be and AT augury OF sutcess. Lei you
! rockets and your hearts respond to the call
Prepare glorious prog am for glo, lou
day. Let there be a grand merry maxim
and let ~ be hospl,able withal. Bring her
; the soldier boys and fire iaddies, and al
] their ladies, too. the civie societies and NJ
. eiac that wagon, rail and boat can conve Y
/. Extend n cordial greeting to each yisiloI
4 making him glad he came. Make brigh
your homcs, bedeck with garlanda you
house fronts. ding the good flag from ever
staff and balcony, make the air resoun
$ With martial strains and the woods 10 re
d vertebrate with glad echoes. and, in shof
y give the old eagle bird a chance TO sprea
!, himself frat class. |. u.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

%. II. n. BlAekburn. Judge; u. W. cooI.er and q.
W. Phliipr, Commisaloners)
The county court convened Thursday
after the arrival ,f the train, In order to
hear the report OF + ] Miller In reference
to the Jefferson bridge. Mr. Miller, who
had conferred with the Marion county
court, thought 1t improbable that any
action could be arranged Oh this year foI
building either bridge by the two counties
and the matters of the two bridges were
continued for the Present.
A bridge was ordered constructed al
Waterloo, bids 10 be advertised for III,
same at once Also small bridge across
the Muddy.
Fees of county court officers were al
lowed
The fence around the coaft house wal
ordered lowered aud paip,e an improve
meni long needed.
l. Douglas was allowed s. for Munxcr
family; ID X y Blackburn, examining JEFF
ferson bridge, ST; g " Phillips. same
SIa;F ] Miller, examining site for bridge
at Jefferson. SIS; . W Coo per, examining
bridge, s..
Bridge across Crab;ree creek. neaIc cyrui
mill, was ordered buih.
BF AlleyNfo publishing descriptive
pamphlet Of Linn county, allowed $50.
Application for reduction OF taxes b,
corin,hian Lodge a F s. A NJ allowed, re
dueed 50.
Furnishing aid for ars Hand, S..
i:appeaging that many parties refuse Il
do road work. ordered that Supervisor
compel them 10 10. aad that Judge Powei
be euPioted q counsel for supervisor.
trcs .u casc Of Sullivan allowed
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An Albany gentleman was offered 500 for
q blooded colt twenty days old to. day, one
man Offering ono hundred dollars and anoth
or one hundred dollars. An eaay way to gef
big pffere Tor property. It takes D real es.
tate man to do IL thongh.
This Wm NJ Hosg went down the river
yesterday with 4 large cargo Of wheat for
Oregon City which had t,nen taken from the
Magnolia mill wsrehOuse. 1T this city. It.
will take se.eraI trips to iiBisl the coneiuns
fnent
The 4th Of Jaly COMMITTEES started out to-
day and rnieed several hundred dsllaYs in q
short time, Clas Pieiifer heading the list
with $50. 4 II PfoifTer, doing him $40 bet
| ter, aud M II Parker following with $50.
etc We will celebrate, sud no ini,take.
| The members u the u + church, u This
oity, contemplate erecting new church
building st the site Of the present old strnct.
/ nrs within year or two, aud ara bspinnina a
| fund for that purpose The procseds Of the
social aud supper on Friday evening next will
20 TO the building fund
Mrs Il G psrtiaud, Of Solo, IL III the city
Assessor Moss is now doing Lebanon pre-
oinct.
/ Born, 10 the wife Of Mr. Milt 4 Miller, at
| Lebanon, gifl.
supt Hanshaw, Of the Albany Iron Works
returned this noon from q baainess hip {,
Corvallis.
i Mrs II Chamberlain, Of Katciiez, Miss
mother Of Hon Geo Il Chamberlain, 10 In tht
city the puest Of hsf aoD, and will remain
during the summer.
! Mr. Fousy, tho miilwrshs. Of Mill City. /
IN Albany 0D bnsiness. lie reports go6t
times ~ the front. Mr foBsy has been III
Mill City + N for sometime, but has resigned
having moved 10 the Linn county side. ant
will probably be succeeded by Mr Shaw.
Mr Bsrnsteie, representing Geo Hughes
the fireworks man, has been IN tho city al
ready 10 sec the committee Of arrangement
for the 9Th Of guly celebration. lie say Ill
dotice Of the appointment Of the eommitte
Ia the DRMocsAT 10 neighbonng city an.
got up At three o'clock this morning 70 re
here ahead Of all conpetitors.
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CURE EOR ng0K MEAeAGME,

r.. THOMPSON. P, M.
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unde.erved Laughed A.

The uptbinkIng are prone To- make
game OF NERVOUSNESS. Yea this is - very
real and serious afilictian, ;ns harassing
symptoms OF which are rendered all tho
moro poignant by fidicuie. Tho stomach
Is usually responsible for these symptoms
Ia the brain, which - tho headquarters Of
the NERVOUS system. IA a nerve tonic
and iraEquiiizer, We believe that not ono
can be pointed out 30 effective as Hos
ttier'L Stomach Bitters, In renewing
vigorous digestion, & strikes tho Key note
oi recovery Of strength aud quietuds by
The perves. heainches, tromOra ia quiet
sleep, abnormal ~9Hsi.iveDess ~ unex.
pret, d poites-sll these modify and uili
mRisly dIsappssr ~ the sypfafn gains
strength from the great tonic Dy spepsia.
biliousnes-, rheumatism, eonsti pailon and
kidney complaints Hre subdue', by tho
iiIers.
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rensIeIl Matters .

WASHINGTON, May to-. Representative
Hermann has been occupied during the pasI
few days IN arguing cases for bis Oregon pen.
sion constituents, prior to his departure for ths
Pacific Coast, Commissioner Tanner has heit
several under advlsemen', but to-day orderet
that pensions be granted 10 Charles Cook, o
McMinnville, ] Colby, Of Grants Pass, and
Mary A Rice, widow Of lhe late DR. y u Rice
ol Ashland, Or. On each Of these pension
there viii fall due about $1,000 OF accrued pen
a.ou,
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AsroRlA. May to.--News comes that the
sealing schooner Bessie Rui,er was spoken to.
day, twenty five miles southwest Of the colum.
hia river bar, that two Of the crew deserted
several days ago, taking two guns, boat, and
S7oo IN coin. LATER Eord came from the
Siuslaw river that the boat has arrived there,
the two men claiming they had drilled away
from the schooner
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TRMpERANcg coLuaN.
Ednsd BY Albany w {. r. U


Asan especial favor to tbs managers OF
the Centennial ball, the New York senate
passed bill allowing the authorities oil
New York City 10 grant special licenses
for sale OF liquor at balls tlll ive o'c'osk
In the morning, instead of closing at one
o'clock as reqairedby the general law
The report of thr collections OF internal
revenue In the United States for the first
eight months OF the fiscal year ending June
1883, shows that there has been IN increase
on distilled liquors over the corresponding
wonths of last year, Of $s,soS,st7.ai and
on iermenled liquors Of $6,,s7,aSl. None
OF this increase, however comes from the
two prohibition states, Iowa and Kansas. In
toNa There has been decrease Of $50.
/ SOS. aeon distilled iiqnors, and on ferment'
e. liquors S36599sI
In Kansas there has not been a single
dollar collected on either distilled OF Ter
uenled liquors.
i In local option Georgia, however, there
has been an Increase of $43,AS9ss on dis
titled liquors. and OF Sl,7oSS3 on fermcnt,
cd liquors.
Thus the internal revenue report Is an-
other testimony that prohibition l. the
most effective method CT dealing With th'
liquor question,
The figures that were furnished through
the kindness of Commissioner Mason, alss
showed that not dollar had been COLLECTED
during the present year on stills and worml
In either Iowa or Kansas. EHioS .Sigpal
Oakland, Ind, small town Ten mile
from indianapolis, has hada revival OF thu
Crusade. Kepler's place, saloon there
did so much injury that the mothers of th'
village decided II must be closed TheI
watched tAe place, secured the names @
men visiting It, and had them brought be
fore the Grand Jury to testify 10 the pro
prietor's selling liquor In violation of Law
In squads Of four or five they went Into tn
saloon and sat there near the bar, until re
lieved by the next squad. they reeorde,
every drink sold with the name OF the puT
chaser. Efforts were made TO iutimt,iat'
the plueky women, but In vain. The re
suit Is several indictments against the sa
loon keeper, and the closing OF his place
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Mt ons ptrso. in lifiy arrives At the ape
Of foriy, vito 10 not t;,..bl vi wi h kidney or
urinary complaints 10 tome form. TO those
afflicted with pain in the hack } ON retention
OF urine, nervous debility, painful or sup-
p esfed menstruation, we can offer remedy
that mas been 10 CONSTANT nse oyer twenty
ye -r.. Oregon Kidney Tea. This preparation
has done moro for suffering humanity than
any other medicine in the market. Sold BY
Fothsy q Mason.
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Adyiee 10 llothsrr.

Mrs. WIasiow's Soothing Syrup, for
children tcethlng. IS ths prescri ption of
one of the best female nurses and physi.
clans In tho Uni,sd states, AID has been
used for forty years with never.fa!ling
success by millions of mothers for their
children. During tEe process Of ieethlng
IT. value ~ iocaleusble. u releaveE tho
child from rsf,t 'u,es dys0ntery and dlAr
rhoea, gripping ~ the bowels, and wind
coiic. bY giving health 10 the child IL
rests th" mother. Price 25c. y bottle.
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Agcntleman who had suffered great annoy.
ance and pain from BARRIERS itch, aud who had
been treated BY the best physician. without
relief, says that two bottles of Dutard'a
Specific cured him and left his face perf. ctly
smooth, without scar. It neyerfai ) IN sltin
diseases. Sold by Foshay Mason.
Pitchers Castorla,
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CONSUMPTION SURELY cuRHn.

To THE EpfToR-Flcass infnri1 ynFir read
ers that have a positive remedy EnF tie ai0se
named disease. ly its timely Use thousands 81
hopeless eases i.ase been permanently cared
SHAH be glad 10 send iso balIles afgay rerne-
dy FnEE 10 any OF yDiir readers WHO liisye ccas
sumption II they viii send uis ilirIr rtYsess
and post Office address. i'espesifs.ily.
T. A. sLocnM. III e.. ISL !'earl a.. NeH York.
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e.. A. SNOW GCO..
opposite Patent ofSee, Washington. D
NOW 70 CO EAST.

co East via Mount Shasta Route. Nice
climate ard ssensry At all times OF the year.
See Mount Shasta, Sacramento. Ogden, Salt
Lake, Dsnver. Finest eecond-class cars
made are run daily. Bay yonr tickets If me
aud saye your fare 20 Portland. am the
only person in ALBANY that can sell ycu \
scket from Albany direct 70 ans ONT in
tic United States. Call ON me for rat's.
w. l.. JEsTER.
Aeen SIP
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FOR PILES /.

ftEhiBg Piisf ara kassa ~ "a fissaes sks 80
hon pgojaeias Fery exszfeezsle I.elilHs aiEsr
ing warm. This t3g ~ @eil 10 Blind AleHasag
protrHdinK Piles aid Ai ones 10 the sppiirat.o
Dr.. Bnsanko .'as Fgfssaty. w.alah Aeis directly
the parts sfsted. absorbing tbs taaa0Fu, aliAs1
intenss it1aing Ahd sfeesing = psrsasaert en-
esats. Address Tbs DT nusaako A~4s.eine Co. .fs
o. soid By DR.. c 'slss sn d saH.
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Summons.

" ths cveui Coayf Of TIE State Of Gre-
.gon, for Linn Comfy.
G. W. Pugh, Plaintiff.
Melissa. Pugh, Charles Wagner, Defendants.
To Melissa J. Pugh, the above named De-
fendant /:
In the name Of the State of Oregon. von
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint Of the above Plaintiff in the
above entitled Court, now on file with the
Clerk OF said Court, within ten oays from tbe
date OF the service of this Sumn,ona pnon
You, II served In Linn county, Oregon. Int is
served in any other county ia the State of
Oregon, then within twenty days from tba
Gate OF the service of this Summons mon van
then by the first day of the next tern. of this
Court to-wit ON
the 2ith day OF June, lsss,
and you are hereby notified that if vou fa;,
20 appear and answer said complaint. a here
oy required, the Plaintiff viii apply to the
Court Tor the relief demanded in his cam
plant nied herein, town. for dissolution
OF the bonds ot matrimoay now existing be-
tween Plaintiff and Defendant and for the
care custody aud control OF Clara Pucb
George Pugh, Maggie Pugh and Jessie B.
ruRh, their minor children, aud for 4 decree
declaring the contract Issued and sieped bv
tne defendant, Charles Wagner, the prop
erty OF the Plaintiff, and for the costs and
aisDurseolents at this suit TO be taxed
ihis Summons is served by publication by
ofaer OF the Hon. Il. P. Boise. Judge of said
gour, made the 9th day Of April, 1889. Il
Chambers in thu city Of Salem, Oregon
]. X. WEATHERFoRD,
Atknrnav for pIasn4rR
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Following Is the list II cttcrs remaining In the Post
Office, Albany Linn county, Oregon, May Q, 1850,
Persons calling for these etc give the date
which they we're adyortsed
Grim, Cash Meyer, CA
More j w McGrail, Patric
sesrlc } lienlro, William
Severance, Al.
N TuoMpS0N u NJ
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Progress.

II invarT important in thie age of vast
material ir,grasg that remedy bs pleas
Ing to tho taste Hnd To the eye. eatiiy
taken. acceptable TO the stomach and
helsthy In ita nnture and effects. Pots
essiRg these qualities. syrup OF Firs is
'hs one peffeei laxstss and most gentle
diuretio knowr.
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Wrishts Arai"an Horse Liniment, M in
yalnshl. J neds foe sprains. bruises lame-
ness aod all sfiection of the akin, muscles and
joints, 70 which horaer ead cattle arc sub-
ject. Soi,t Ly Fo-Gay 4. Mason.
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when Baby was sick. we gave her caStorIs,
When shs was cs.ild she cried for cagtorla,
When ssse became Miss. she eirsng TO cassoria,
When sho bad Children. ahe gave them cassoFla
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REAL EsrAr. SALES.


FiieI May nth, 1877
y u Springer to ] ! Whitney. 81
acres. sec IS. IT, ~, S X / W. 5 1900
Z I.anning To Browusvillc wool
ca Mfg Co. blk tts. and lot 4.
blk no, ms a, Albany ....... ago
z L Bryan to Nellie ] Bryan,S 50 acres
TpIsS Il 3w............... 900
r I. Bryan to 4 + Bryan ~ acres.
Tpia. R5w.............,.. Iaoo
George II Miller 10 { e Cooper. 80
acres, Up is. $ X E........ 90
Brownsville y ooien Mfg Co. tothc
Eagle woolen Mills Co, WOODEN
mill site and appurtenanees. at
Brownsvilie e.........s..s..... 3o,ooo
w II Iiobson to II Bryant, So acres.
9w ts....,,. ,...........s.... $50
Adam Wonder TO Mary + Sheldon,
Az acres, . c t.,........... 400
g n Wrs,ialI to u II Smith, iab
acres. ID !. Z OF Richard Usher. 1900
u C Cos 10 John g Cox. iol acres.
~ " t...#.,.-,,s.....,..,.. 500
Samuel Glass 10 Joseph " Glass, !
acre, |. & Of VIM McCaw. IS
] NJ Ralsion to T. Osborne, 6 acres
near Lebanon ............ GOO
] a Be;~d 10 d c holt, one-halfin.
tere 10 a tract In Lebanon. 75o
T A Pow ell to s y Davidson, iwen.
~ acres, - ..,..........s a
Mary ] Gordon 10 II and Z Tryon,
lots and I. blk 73. Monteith's
S SA.....s............... .... 1875
A w Gordon TO ] A Hyman, lot
In blk rs. M's 5 49,. A $50
Jesse !" Pugh TO Annie + Mcbride.
100 acres near Owen Bears ID
u C..... #,...5..s...t,...P s
S w Paisley 10 4 Saylor, part Of
block 90, Albany. 2as
ii Mnllau to Sarah q Van Horn,
n W quarter block i2o, IFS a. 500
State 10 Peter l. Bilyen, S half 5 W
quarter, Seer, Tpio S I E.. 90
Total .,....,........,....,.$46 $46,ss6
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PIANOS.

Those wishing firss-elass instrument
should call &C Mrs, b. II. Hyman's and
see one of those Csienratad Halnme Il
Long planoes, excellent rich tome, Es-
peeially made aud adal ted TO stand the
climate on the Pacific Coast. Esery piano
fully guatantesd for years. The itiest
sheet-music for sale, Music and painting
lessons given there. Also the place 10 get
and dress making done to order First
door east Of Young's old stand, albany,
Oregon.
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Wright's Compound syrup q saraspari Ia
can be relied upon for Nil blood disesees, skin
affections, etc. Sold by feshay : Msson.
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Do you want a remedy for Biliousness, Pimplos on
the faeQ ard sure fnr sick headache, ask DR..
Guiss and snr. the Druggists, for DR.. Gefns Live
Pilis; try dos samples free full box 25 cent,
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wright's Myrth tooth soap. Fragrant,
cooling and refreshing. Heals sore gums
and preserves the teeth. Sold by Foshay g.
Maeof
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sAruRnAY.

SATURpAf.
A subscription is being raised for an organ
for the Christian church
Louis LAHORE, well known through the val.
ley. died at Salem yesterday, at the age Of
72 yeals.
II win he worth farmers time to come
while they are looking for twine.
The Dynamite buggy woip Il eclskin lined
and gut center loop aud warranted to give
satisfaction. For sale By Thompson Il Oyer.
man.
The timese selection Of window shades Ia
the city, inst received st the Albany Farni-
tuie Company, corner Frst and Ferry street.
The Corvallis Amalgamator Co has been
organized with 81 COO 900 stuck. Mr. Roy
Raber has patented an amslgamatur aud this
company proposes pushing its merits.
Mrs Sippy, of Lebanon. has entered .
claim against the s Z r II Co for damages
oaused by an accident on the Co.'S sidewslk
at that city recently, and suit will prob.
ably result.
Mr. Thoa Jones yesterday hought Of Chas
Caien the house and one lot at the corner oi
Ferry aud Seventh street, recently purchased
by Mr Calen of Geo e Chamberlain. pay.
ing Sll00 for the same.
The Albany college base ball nine have
been challenged by the Monmouth college
nine to meet them in contest at base balm
this city ia about week, and the chip was
knocked off their shoulders. A good game
Of ball viii be the result.
Pitchers CaetorIa.
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ACADEMY

Our Lady Of Perpetual Help.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Conducted by the sistsrs OF st. Bsnedict.
This Academy il incorporates and su-
thorized bv tho stale 10 cgnfsi academic
Donors. The course Of study i complete,
Mathematics, Literature ard Music are
specialiles a. alse the NoTsn%i Instrnetion
ef aspirsnts for teachers certificates In.
duetriaI drawing. vocal music IN class and
all kinds II neediswo1k form. no extra
charge. The aiecipliBe Of the school Il
gentle bnt firm. ooject being 70 form
not only refined young ladies, but noble
and useful members of socisty. Pupils
admitted at any lime and charges propor-
toned. Pnpilsof any denomination re-
ceived.
Tuition ia select day school ranges from
l IS to $40.
For terms OF Boarding School or any
particr lars apply at the Academy, or adj
dress Sister SupeTioress.