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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
MIECING LANE MARKETS.

rospoy Jnne 2n the Mncing lane markets beet suEaI
advanced ca 1ed on tho India In seiier4
and common Cy Sales Of spices were
unusually large.
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Furnished Rooms.

o. WEST oGTH.ST.. near Brosdway.-
81 Hall room newly furnished: central
location.
C0D.ST.. 30 WI ST. pr,ttiv furnished
ID frUnt lsriOt; piano, other large aid
small rooms references.
&c Tii.ST. 307 WI.ST.-Pfiyne house !;
~ large front room on "a floor; elegantly
furnished cheap, references
900 EAST 52D. ST - Furnished rooms
600 for gentlemen only private house :;
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corroN-on tho spot was less active, and weak OF
Ia decline Sales sos bales for consumption. Port
tioe 90 bales against 46S bales this day last week
ss Si. DAY last year Total for the SeeS
~ Sis week year Since September receipts at
Pa norts aggregated 6479762 bales comparing with
ny ma bales the corresponding time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

STAINED
sood ordipsry......sl S Low MiddlinE-..... 1l.lo
~ n SSoi Ordinary g 81 Midiling .........10 1.2
opons-Iower Liverpool sdyices and the falling OF in
ne lots had depressing influence to-day
Snsnno salcs indicated decline OF points
X points on late months. subsequently there 4
hrther break selling, closing az Cal points loss
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Gounirp Real Gsiaie for Sale

-
GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR-- u and
"A some residences and building sites Tor
sale; houses 70 let. season or year: CLAIR
ENCE u. TUBS. 6 Beekman.st. N. \.
A 7 M6HTtLAIR AGENCY.-Hapdsome
"A residences for sale or exchange h99Ss9s
NJ. TAYLOR, 20 Cedar-st
L AIRvIEw. residence OF Mrs Gen.
i Geo. w. Taylor extensive p!a74as, wide
hall. parlor, library. sitting. room. dining
room, kitchen. seven bedrooms several acres
OF land Ghrubbefy and fruit; situation CON-
handing views beautiful q half mile from
High Bridge Station, n. J. &. r. X. rare
opportunity 10 secure a delightful country
stst &C rncderate price. A. d. HOPE,
l2l Liberty-st.
EOR SALE-B4o lots with bulkhesd
Il water front on Ncvtown Greek; suitable
for MANUFACTURES, dwellings. &c. Apply 70 :.
p. SCHIErFELtN, 05S Madison ave-. or A.
RAPELYE, 100 Fulton.st,. New-Ynrk.
LHOR SALE - STATEN ISLANDS,
i acres choice location; suitable for
building silcs or hotel Apply 20 5. l..
sCHfEFFELIN, a5s Madison. ave. or A.
RAFELYE, 100 Fulton.st. Ncw.Nork.
EoB SALON Hawthorne ana Busua
L Visa ayes. Yonkers-A handsome brick
residence. together with stable and gfoupd.;
GOOD view Of Hudson aise Of house. 80f88
eontAinins - rooms ole block nom railroad
depot and steamboat landing: very cheap;
or viii trade for Improved eity o. erooklya
property PETEA y. CALLAHAN. 2So
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Domcsiic Gl!uarons tuaule6

NfAS aud WIFE. 40 AMI 81. tor country
l'I hotel Or I..'lurlIi In dining rpH ~.
vi" cooking department sp'1k s"y'rti Ian.
guar. h..h">. .'t,s'ur".. Al Lee, VI.
J.. H. rr.huT" lirIrrh One. go WWiv.
ITSEFrLNNS- EOUSEWORN Ma.
Y rcd COUPE. ITgI-b, ~ N Ilr"u. want
-i'ua;lpu. VIE. llun los u~cai o. tho
br.t class Oi family iroAns man usri to
waiting ana o,urr hpus"huli duties. Ad.
dr,s, l.. PAYNE, la East lIth ST.
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N
raagrnt


Mr. George Cochran has completed his
barn IN tangent.
J.B Jenks has built large addition TO
his barn.
Mr Mulian. ri Sbedds. "ilI start his
threshing machine 10 this vicinity The lat
of this week or the fret of next lie will
have ap engine that will burn straw in
stead Of wood.
Mr.. Ryan. OF To@a, Is visiting IIfs son,
p. W. Ryan, of Tangent lie will make
quite stay, as he likes the country very
well.
Miss Vaughn, OF Portland. Is visiting
her uncIe's family, q. Mills, Of Tangent.
George Mills has returned from As
:oria, where he has been engaged In a
planning mill for some time past.
Married, on July the nth, 1880. at the
residence of &. p. Knightcn, Mr.. ~ w !.
Moses and Miss Emma Phipt. Rev. d.
G. Mcfarland, officiating. The bride Is a
daughter Of Mrs. {. p Knightcn. The
newly married couple went to Portland
the first of the " eek, and on their return
will 20 TO tic Klamath Agency 10 teach
the aborigines.
Born, TO the wife Of NJ. l.. Forster, on
Iuly 18th, 1889, daughter. Of legal weight
and Mart is happy.
NJ. l.. Forster was arrested a few days
ago at the instance of ID. Iiouck, for tres
passing His trial IL set for next Monday
ii Justice Brink's Court in Albany.
Born. to the wife of Omer Vernon, Z
daughter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

Oregon State Weather Bureau co opef'
asing with U. s. Signal Service Central OF
flee, Portland, Or, for the week ending
July 18TH, $780,
The temperature has been from S TO 9
degrees above the normal. Excep' IN a
small area OF Jackson county, no rain fell
In the State during the week.
The sunshine was decidedly above the
normal. Owing TO forest fires the atmos
phere has been somewhat smoky. The ef.
feet Of these conditions on crops has been
to allo " their state TO remain the same as
they have been for the past Two weeks
The notable event of the week wa, The Sc
we're thunder, rain and hail storm In Jack.
son county on the nigh, OF the 9th a
"cloud burst" occurred which did eonsid.
cradle damage Ia sections OF the county be
tween Grants Pass and Ashland. Through
Wagner Greek Valley the most damage
occurred About Talent grain was fasten.
cd and ruined and many orchards had their
fruit injured. II IL estimated that this
"cloud burst" caused loss OF nearly $so,
600.
The warm dry weather has been favor.
able to the wheat harvest which Ia now
under full sway In oil pats of the State
General reports Indicate hat fall wheat
will he more than an average crop, while
spring grain will be short crop.
On the 10th the tirst wheat WAS received
at a warehouse In Pendleton. The berry
is small aud shrlveied and the wheat IL In
quality seeond-slass The yield OF this
first lot was about ten bushels per aero.
Fruit prospects continue 10 be excellent,
Peaches are coming Into the markets Ia
large quantities. Plums, aptlcots, corn and
tomatoes are very plentiful.
u. r. PAGuR,
Observer L. $. Signal Service.
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Lebanon Is a neat. pleasant. prosI.erons
town Of about SIX hundred inhabitants, ST.
uatcd near The heart Of Linn county at the
terminus Of a branch of the Southern Pa
cific, about thirteen miles from Albany the
present county seat Of Linn county. Leb.
anon, although only sma place, at pres
ent has the control Of all OF the trade 10
the eastern part Of tie county on the south
fork Of the Santiam, a country which will,
10 very short time, have handsome
population, as immigrants are sure 10
come in (and are now coming I'M and take
homesteads III this naturs favored section
Of Linn county, but one whI.h Is least
favored BY W county authorities. About
IN miles Dtt4n II here II sodasiIie, where
Il one Of the finest soda springs In the State.
and six miles sou.l, Of here, just east Of
Sodaville, over a high bitl, Is Waterloo,
which also has a fine sodn spring. The
places are destined 10 become he great
summer resorts Of the State. But 10 Iei
anon. There IL nothing more apparent
than that this will some day DC much
more prosperous place Than II now is, and
VIII be the most, and Is nov the most pros
porous townin Linn county leaving out
The county seat, Albany. Lebanon Is a
nice place for The immigrants TO come, for
the people are generous to a fault, and al
ways try 10 make the stranger feel at his
ease, and encourage and help him all they
can. II would be well for the residents OF
this thriving and prosperous town - en-
deayor 10 advertise and otherwise bring the
good qualities II their beautiful ciiy before
the public, aud wc think they are, each and
all, ready and willing 10 do their part.
r.
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Hotel Arrivals.

EXCHANGE HoTEL.--H w Langdon /;
w wegas I Balde NJ Gerdzwild A
Waunqnest E c Randall Maggie
Murray 6 L Brown, Cal 6 Wright /;
I Froman.
Sr CHARLEs-D II McCulley aad wife,
Lima, Ohio II Stoltz, I Townsend,
Portland s Landerbach, II Mathews, 5
F; A Gillespie, N Y !; NJ b Hedges, Chi
cago Jas Thorndyke, Blair, Neb.
Russ HousE.-J G Bennett, Oakland,
Cal r L Steerns, Salem c Kindson
Salem L M McGill, West Virginia ]
Z Sorbin, Seattle L II d Bo,dy I
Sanders w Grain, city ] ] Williams
o Phillips, Albany g l. Boone anc
wife D George and wife, Corvallis /; d
Kyle, Eugene w II Warner, city "
Murton, Whatcom &c Murton, Whalcom
] A Littler, Orrick, Mo Taylor, city.
REVERE HoUsR.--Mrs NJ Lord; M
Phillips, Lebanon, Or; VIM Waltz, Phila
delphia A Hamburger, Portland; A
| C.hen, S F; IA Prettyman, Mt Tabor; Sal
EN-; A Barker. Albany; L A Krigbanr
GAINESVILLE, o; J Morrison, c N Miller; v
Meyer, Seattle; f Butler, S p Co;J Mey
er, Mr. Sugel, S f; G Morris; Mrs G Mo-
ris, Billy INFLOW, NJ Platt, e c Chapmal
DR. L Carpenter, Lakeport, Cal; + B Bel
4 man, Eugene.
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A conpls horses we're recently killed 81
the stats penitentiary. causing plenty ol
epsculasioli "a 10 the manner Of their death
Foul play wss declared to he the cause. A
mau who knows informs the DKmocRAg that
they were Rored by SONS oattle.
Ayers Hair vigor has long held the tirst
place, ~ hair dressing. Ia the estimation Of
the public. Ladies' find that this preparation
gives beautiful gloss 10 the hair, and geu-
ti.men use II 10 prevent badness aud cure
liun.ors In the scalp.
The Thfs Kay W,olen Mill Co. Is the
iisfie uf sha new woolsn irill company at
Salem and the capital stock has been placed
at 200, 900. Besides raising the $4,000
hnaas the hooks are open for subsoribsrs.
Woolen niill stock, though. isgood property.
Words cannot exproas The gratitude which
people feel for tho benefit done them by tho
use ef Ayers Sarsaparilla. fobg standing
es,es Of rheumatism yield TO this remedy,
when sll others fail to pivo relief. This med.
ieine thoroughly expel, the poison from the
blood.
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=~Halr7aaz'ssasla--.s . es-a7z'7 -
Home Mission Entertainment.

Following Is the program Of the enter
tainment Of the ladies Home Mission So.
ciety, to be held a, the NJ. Z. Church, Fri
day evening :;
Opening chorus-by the choir.
Invoeatlon-Rev II = Webb.
Quartette, ~ "come TO Me" Misses
Vaughan and Gilber', Messrs. Hammer
and Cougill
Aim OF Home Missions Mrs II T. Webb
Solo-"Drcam Faees"- Mrs ] Reming
ton.
Recitation Miss Winnie chamherlin,
Male Ouartette. go. ais Your Anchor
Down"-Messrs Hammer, Elkins. couglil
and Allen,
Reading Mrs n Uenton
Doxology.
Benedic,ion.
Ice Cream and cake viii be served on
the lawn before and after the entertain
ment. Admission for the entertainment
10 cents Ice cream and cake. accents.
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5000
KREPposTgD.

New goods at w r Reads.
r. NJ. French kssps rai'road time.
Bargains In boots and shoes at Reads.
J. r. Wallace. Physician and Surgeon, Al.
bany, Or
For a Sterling or Emerson piano call on q
i Biackman
q !, Ilackman IL agent fnr the Weber
piano. None bettes.
Bay your ticksts throagi, h. .hr Eas, ~
w l. Isator aud save fare q, portlap
J have redaoed prices on slI heavy west
IN boots aod sboes. Cali early ~ w
Rsad'p.
The Westero fs,ttsge and Paetard re tu0
of the heat organs made. u /. i;lack nab
sels them.
A iins line II all kinis 81 furnitnre. plain
and uptfJsiergi, bes stock in this part 0I
Oregon at fortmil er & Iiying's
II You want clean end fine smoke ask foi
J. Josephs home made white labori eiLEn
For sale by most cigar dealers and at hi,
Joseph's factory.
J trstib.ll. go. 5iI,sr ManuIac Eur
inI o.. o,o'dst OIL fsiioS, Temple. Al
banY.
A fine lins Of buggy busters and,hy nets Al
Thomps9n K ossrBan's, the leading bsrnes,
DEALER
An elegant line Of siik table spresds, in
beautiful designs. just received at Fortmillel
a Itwng's.
3 cans Golden Star tomatoos for so. cents
a. G Meyers, and all other, canned goods
cheap for cash
DR. Wrightsman's Sovereign Palm Of Life
for diseases ptculiar 10 women. at Dcyoe
Rcbson's and Brosnel Il ssaBard's. ? ]
Baltimore, agent
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Wheat. GO cehts.
Is cent shaving at viereck's.
8 tickets for sl At vicr4cki.

Wheat. GO ceftf,
..,...,. :. v,..,1,.
q .,a,.... -. a. ), v,a...l.
ss.ss W = y :, - -, -
-" "'.'' s's ~
mason ifais lars ~ Il h'ntons-
heiriReratofs.atst stewart sohs'
loe cream freezsra at Stewart Il Soxs.
New inyoine ri fine gold rings al French
A barrel of salt saltnon iust o,ened atFL
ksntons.
Fresh cream oh, csc lust received aL n 1,
Kenton's.
Now cream ehssue lust received at Con- al
Meyers.
For asle. ehsao saeaad hand organ Mr..
Uynan's.
3ch.ir. ,n,,l,g s,..a. =, via,ee.,. .h.,.
lao oarlors
a..
49,. ' s'"V' ~ -" wy " N'"
meyers
w Starr, physieisn and surgeon, Albany,
Oregon.
Good cooking stove onis si0 al Hop. = h
Saltnarsh's.
The heat watch In IN, World a., ,he imam.
al II NJ Frennb's
. !. a"a ,a'''es '"''"g '"'o'"E'sSas
s"."Ps'h - o'e'"aa" /.
nsasms, pa haa ose,as" ,sh, agents 'of '"' efeA'
,"s'"'s' '"ssy ""'P'
.,d aaan. on' as, :, one sWa1y n o. Knives io's'
s sP"'' %" ~ - ''sn'n
,..as asos Ps1s '.sn',.a s, y. u,pe t"ihe 10
a. f- ~ - 'ss"a' " "'A
toa,,d =, pso,,na,i e. ss.asa1 'aA"''s' "" "
1u -" ,.,
o,;. Ias y r.,,' os.s "oo' Z. sIa snos MAKER IN
,, a." -
lust rsesiys.l a, rostmillsr A. iry;ns,s
Ma... n..,., La, 80.
than Mefl~ i. "a selling. bsc..ss bs,ter
goods are ms. manufactured.
G.. a.. f,.,..a...,. .. -, +,
golden drip syrup aud .oms fine comb honey
iust received At lsrowntl. A stauatd's,
ca,o u,h,s, = p.,.i.v 4. ,..,,
ing. They do any snd al Iinds Of WORK In
the pa plishine and lob pri,.tine line. oaick
work and lev prices.
c.i,.na a.a,,. % w-,.,,. -. =,
iubricatiup oils. Also steam goods of ali
kinds. Kssp tho celebrated PowsIt g;,ht.
feed I.nbrics,ors aud oil eups. c.nstantiy on
hand. Also Tsahsrn. Lit aud Force puf,ns,
Ieoa piva sspssi.ily. graneh uops. nns
otecH ah'fsAioiny lfanW9rks.
Nra Je. Wsbher. Jf. Of Portland. IA In
the city.
Mr. A Kisia wen. 4, Eas.n. La, s,s,;aa
ON businsss
uxp...a. u.f,.....t
,noy,o,. r., = ,,i,, - ~. -. - w.
a..
AT sAtnss Eakths ana tsmily lsaf1 70" MOT.
foN morcing Tor Their Beaver Cfesk tafm.
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That can,ankeroas old woman


Described In the nursery ballad. who
lived upon nothing but victuals and
drink" and yet "would never be quiet,'
was undoubtedly troubled with chronic
indigestion. Her victuais, like those Of
many othei elderly persons whose diges.
tive powers have become impaired didn't
agree with her. This was before the era
of Hostetter's stomach Bitters. or some
ons of her numerous friends and relatives
would undoubtedly have persuaded her
to try the great specific for dyspepsia,
constipationand biliorsness. This would
lave been measure of self protection on
their part. for she would soon have been
cured and ceased 10 disturb them with
her clamcr. The most obstinate cases oi
indigestion, with its atte ndant heartburn
fiatulence, constant uneasiness of the
stomach and OF the nerves, are complete
ly overcome by this sovereign remedy
Chills and fever and bilious remittsnt
rheumatism and kidney troubles are als'
4 relieved by IL,
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] w Bufkhaft ct al 10 John Nichols
- lot 4, blk II, &'s A to Lebanon.S
Francis and Hattie Martin 10 + d
Maple. s half Of half, blk a,
Albany ....4.....s.e -. go 40
Central Cemetery Association 20
Robert Conn, lot 10 In Central
Cemetery .....,.t..sss.....ss
Corinthian, No. II, A a. A M 10
+ Dackensto, frac. LOT 81, blk
4, Masonic cemetery, Albany. 81
Frank Trites to w d TrI.es, lzs
acres In d /. @ Of M II Basye.. 3ooc
Rebecca Lewis TO Newton Lewis, n
half Of 8 w or OF Sec. IS, Tp 9,
X E...s.....s.s.s...... $50
. NJ Pennington TO Robert Murray
= half Of N half OF ID l. Cof )
NJ Pennington. n.............. iooc
l. Foley TO ID M Amber, lot y, blk
~, Rs 3rd A, Lebanon 100
Z w Langdon 10 John d Letchef, >
half lots and !. blk zS, lis
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Itoo
w u Citizens 10 Horace A Powell,
seven.ninihs OF + half Of ID LC
NO. ,..4.s.t...s.s.tt.. 2o5z
Conn 10 - Is Monteith, $ w qr
blk 46 In Albany .....s =. !. 1900
TOTAL al..,.....t..,...., 80. .@io D4z
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nKEn MS WORK.

When a boot maker gets an order fer
boots from his former home several hun.
dred miles away Il shows that his wor K
Is appreciated, The following order re-
celved by Mr.. 7. j. Laporie, just easi OF
the Revere house Is self explanatory
CAMBRIA. Cal, July II, 1850.
Z. ]. Laporte Dear Sir;-Before you
left here you told me you would keep my
measure and u wanted any boots to send
to you. want pair made OF soft fine
leather and sowed. Make them as soon as
you can as am almost bareiooted and let
me know at once.
Yours, etc,
B. G, WnlrNEY.
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Timber Land Hottie.
United States Land once.


Oregon City, Or, June 2sth, 1889
Notice is hereby tiven that in compli
ance with the prs visions of tho act CT
Congress Of June Srd, 1878, entitled IAN
act for the sac of timber lands in the
States q; California, Oregon, Nevada and
" Wsshipgton Terfiiers,n James II. Boyle.
of Mill City, county OF MaTion, State CT
oregon. has this day fled in this ofiist
his sworn statement No. lloi, Tor ttu
purchase of the E Il of " 4 and lois
aud I of Section No. 6. in Township No.
10 South Range No. 3 east, and will etfeT
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timh her or stone than Issr
agricultural purposes, and 10 establish
bis claim 10 said lard before the Register
and Receiver Of this cffiee at Oregon Cry.
Oregon, on
Tuesday, the slth day OF September. ESSs. .
He names as witnesses: ". Sims, :.
Brown. A. s. ST aw and II. Taa niey. aii oI
Mil City, Marion county, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely p
the above described lands are requested
to file their claims in this office Gu OF lie
lore said Gath day of Sepiem Der, 1889.
W. z. RCReEY,
Register.
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In Tie Cfrcua Ooayt of he Sta,e n Olessoa ~
he County Of Linn
w Cusics, PIsintif.
vs
c Z Kees. A A Kees, Nellie & Keea, VI
knowlton sDd x. kpowison, Defendants
Notice is hereby given that 81 virtue II
an execution ard order Of taie isened on. !
the above named Court in the above emitted
snit, will on
Saturday. tte 10Th day Of August. 1888.
at the Court House door in the city ef Az
bany, Linn county, Oregon, AZ the hour II |
o'clock, p. m. Of said day sell at prbIie arc
ton for cash in hand 10 highest bidder he
real property described in said execution ard
order ei sale a. follows, to-wit Commere
ing at the southwest corner Of the donation
land claim of Morgan Kees and Mary Eees
being Notification No. 2305, in Township u
south Of range west in Linn county, Ore
gon, and running thence east y efsIBe
thence porth to the north boundary of seaf
claim thence west % chains TO 3 pcst
thence south 20 the place Of beginning, CTS
tanning 100 acres. more or less, and Iyifg
and being 10 Linn tou3ty, Oregon. The pro
ceeds arising from the sale Of sa;d premssss.
10 be applied as follows First 20 the pas
mens of tne tnm OF <Z9.tU Attorneys feets
and the costs and disbursements Of suit taxsd
at s4S 90 aud the ccsfs end expenses Of rssk-
ing such sale Second to the payment to sHr
Plaintiff. w Cusick the sum cf S2l77.e5
with aecruiEg isteres. :herson at the rsfe 81
ten per cent per annum from the 18th das Il
June. 1859. Third, the surplus II any to the
said X Kees, A A Ke.s. Nellie G KEGS
and NJ + kro~li
Dated lhis 9th dt, Of Ipiy. 1850.
JOHS SMALLNox,
Sheriff Of Linn county. Oregon,
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We have just received fine assortment
OF parlor furniture direct from the East.
We have the latest designs Ia mahogany
frame, marble, fsilk crush and silk plush
upholstered, and In walnut suits, assorted
uPhols,ering. All at prices that command
attention. We ask that you call end ex-
anime for yourself. II Il no trouble to show
goods. We also expect by the last of the
week or first Of next car load Of bed room
suits In walnut. oak and antique. Dining
suits, center tables, extension tables, secre.
taries, wardrobes and everything else that
u kept In fitst-clasA furniture store.
ALBANY FURNITURE Co
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"Nothing to Equal It."

"T haveb cen selling Simmons Llvsr
Regulator for the past six years. My
customers pronounce II the best ever
used. One OF my customers whose health
was in wretched condition from very
bad and stubborn case Of dyspepsia, nsed
the Regulator and was enti. ely cured. l
am ustnyl myself for torpid liver, caus
ed by clos confinement. I find nothirg
to equal It and highly iecommond It's use.
Respectfully,
C.P.HIsHY Druggis., Edinburg. Va.
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MARRIED.

HUDDELSON-ALLEN. - July 10,
by Rev II Calder, at the NJ f parsonage
in rurner, Mr. Charles Z Huddelson and
Miss Nellie M Allen, both of Jefferson.
The groom Is one of Jefferson's leading
young men and the bride has been an ac-
complished and popular teacher in the
jefferson school. The happy couple passed
through Albany for Newport on their
bridal trip trip. They have the DEMO
GRAFT S best wishes
AMBLE-wELCH.-In Lebanon, on
Sunday, July II, 1880. by Rev ebony, Nj
d L. Amble ami Miss Q NJ Welch, both O.
Lebanon,
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NOTICE is hereby given that property
IN owners are required by ordinance 10
cut down and remove oil thistles and OBJ
noxi0us weeds growing upon their
premises and upon the streets adjoining
thereto, within the city limits OF Albany.
Those failing TO do so will be liable to a
fine of s..
Albany, June 2s.ss. 1859.
+, N. HOFFMAN,
City Marshal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

In London q strange coincidence oc-
Cured 8 few days Ago. Three gentle
men. eae6 the son Of pl esident. INST a. the
United States legation. Two OF them called
upon Minister Lincoln, son of President Lin.
coin. The yititors were Jesse. son OF Piesi-
dent Grant, and Russell. con of President
Harrison.
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i'aients Granted.

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