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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-11
LOCATING sliARPs.
MAifAMA. or, oct.

MAHAMA, Or, Oct. 7th, 1889
EDrroHs DKMocRArs--since the advent
Of the railroad In our yaclnity miners and
land buyers, aud IN fact speculators Of all
kinds, have rushed 10 thick and fast.
Particularly those who wish 10 avail them
selves Of the right Of the timber act. Ii
isa we'll known fact that the o PR Il
runs through nii extensive mineral belt.
consisting OF gold, silver and copper, which
i yet undeyeloped. ItIs also we'll known
fact that various parties who avail The m.
selves OF the timber act are very partit "
ar 10 locate them In this mineral belt snd
have gone so far as TO say II don't went
any prospecting on my claim tlll ret
my patent from Uncle SAM some q
the timber claims arc known 70 be rich IN
copper and ifthe applicants can get pat
tent from The government before any
veins are discovered he will be In luck 70
say the least. But such sharps are com
paratiyely few who Will try 10 gobble up
everything In sight, TO the detriment Of the
country, and more than one man Will get
his foot In II when he sets forth as he
"verily believes II contains no valuable
deposits Of gold, silver, clnnabar, copper
or coal Yours Truly,
MINER.
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Weather

Summary ot Moteoroiogy for Sept. 1889.
from observations taken At Albany. Linn Co
Oregon. by John Briggs. vol. observer for the
Signal SsrYies, U 8. Arny.
Highest barometer oa.tha 3ath. 80 81.
Lowest baFomstsron on the 30th, 20. -.
Mean barometer for the mouth. 30 03.
Highest daily average OF lar. 3027.
lowest daily average Of bar. 1882.
Highest temperature ON ths i7th, 95.
Lowest temperature on the 18th, 20.
Mean for the mouth s0.6O.
Higheat daily range OF ther. on The ~, ~.
Lowest daily rangeof tl,er. on the 2l, IL.
Mean temperature al Z q. m. daily Sc 65.
Mean temperature q. 2 y. IN daily 74.3
Mean Temperature at 0 p. m. dailyts0
Prevailing directions Of wind, N.
Velocity or force. 8.
Total rainfall or melted snow, LA
Depth OF snow at end Of month, 0.
Number Of days on which .0l inch or NOR.
rain fell, 8.
Eninber Of days Of cloudiness average
scale of 10, 5.
OF 90 observations 10 were clear, l2eloudy
9 tair. 2 2foggy, 2 rain, hszy. 3 overcast, is
smokey.
81 Frost on the mornings OF 10 and IL.
Temperature--l.l on ., sTsgs Of II years.
Rainisll-0.3o on average Of II years.
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DISTRICT W CT U.
WEDNESDAY MosSrxo,

"WEDNESDAY MORNING, AHg. 9.
Convention met Al $50. Devotional sxereis-
es which were conducted by Miss wes, took
the form Of bible resding on the subject. ''The
Cift Of God" from foundation text taken rem
John 3. 10.
Convention called 10 order by Mn NJ NJ
BIaine. district President, and minutes ofprev.
ious meeting we're read and approved.
Very encouraging reports were read from
oakviIle and Lebanon Unions, Mrs Riggs
State President. presented the subject Of TEN.
perance Literature" urging upon supcrinsend.
enixshe necessity ofusing this means Of aequain'
ting themselves With work In their depart
mcnis.
MIS- Addition, of Corvallis.and Miss West
spoke on the same line. Mrs " ] Wallace
OF Salem read we'll prepared paper on
the topic OF "Conferenee with Infiaent
Bodies" Miss West Their took up the sub.
ject Of "Heredity," giving a most interest.
ing talk and presenting the hercdity of
good along with that OF evil. a profita-
bic discussion on previous topics followed
and was continued until neontide prayer
and adjournment.
The afternoon session was occupied by Miss
West in giving her "Schooi Of Methods drilr'
and listened TO with great interest by all w c
+ U workers,
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The district convention closed after a
very plesant series Of meetings. On ae'
count of stormy weather the attendance
Of members was not large; but a warm
spirit prevailed during the meetings thai
was particularly encouraging to mem
bers. Miss Henrietta Moore delivered ths
closing address, giving a general talk or
the temper Ince question, putting much
feeling into her remarks, backed by ex
perience and great observation.
The address by Miss West, editor OF thu
Signal, on Tuesday evening. was full o.
valuable information and narrated many
interesting facts. Miss Vests remark
generally during the convention, we're ap
preciated. and II was considered treat I,
have this distinguished woman present.
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HOME AND ABRoAp
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
The oalses Comedy Company will show In
Scio TO morrow evening.
The missionary collection at the Prsby-
terisn Church was $40.
MrJ " Weber aud family have moved from
Nebraska TO Albany TO reside
| MIR Samuel Nixoa. Of Hassisburs,is IL In the
city. He reports the only excitement there.
q religious one, at the Christian Church.
Albany tAilofs arc cutting prices on cheap
suits.
Chief Engineer Stewart went TO Portland
to-day.
Prof Redmond's balloou did not 20 up
vory we'll In Eugene Saturday, sufficient
amoult OF money not being raised.
A Connecticut bustle faciety employing
600 girls has Jus. been obliged 20 shut
down on account Of tho iieklsuoss Of fashion.
Mr I'D Sehmcer arrived In the city 3asur.
day from Crook county by way Of the wagoa
road and returned to-day BY way Of The
Dalles, TO spend the1winter there.
The Chicago Comedy 10. which haa boen
reported disbanded several times, played In
Walla Walla last week TO crowded houAes.
living general satisfaction.
Mr. "A n Woatherford, brother 10 j X
Weatherford Of this city, was elected 10 tha
legislature Of Washington territory from
Columbia county at The late election.
Our exchanges are all mixed up on M ab-
breviation for the new state Of Washington.
Here arc some OF them Wash. Wshn..
Wu. W. The last IL sufficient.
The overland train from California thls
morning was delayed several hoars by rea-
son Of . big tree falling tho track on tho
Siskiyous.
II. Eoksrman aud Bud johnson, two
former Albany men, arc now located near
Vale, Malhour county, where they are run.
mag farm.
At meeting Of the Congregational
Church last evening. by vote Of the mem
eers present. II was decided 10 call Rev.
ROGERS 70 continue Ia charge for another
ycar commencing January isi. 1900.
Llberata and his band OF forty five perform.
ers get $f3. coo for the four weeks engage
mept at the Exposition. Besidss. they hare
the reesipts from tho sacred concerts on
Sunday.
Willis Skia. resident Of Union. disar-
pesred al North Powder about thrso years
ago. and was given up for. report now
has Il that he IL alive aud resides In Chi
eAgo. Tho rumor 10 not credited.
"WEDNESDAY.
The "Medoe" leaves Portland for CtryA'-
is tomorrow morning.
Mr. George Pau has retired from the
management al the Star Brssery, and Mr.
John Fox will run 10.
Ths Staytou bridge was completed Nom
H. a a - a = a
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FROMAN-RIDEoUT.-On wednes-
day forenoon, at 10 o'clock,a the home of
the brides mother, In Albany, by Rev. S.
Z. Meminger, Mr.. Grant Froman ard
Miss Amanda A. Rldeout. both OF Albany.
The ceremony was performed In the pres
ence OF large number OF relatives and
invited guests,snd was a very happy affair.
A fine repas. was served. The display Of
useful and ornamental presents was large
and attractive. MIR. and Mrs. Froman left
on the noon train for Portland, where they
will remain a few days. The groom Is the
boek-keeper at the hardware and agricul.
turai implement house of Deyoe & Rob
son, and IL a young man of solid character.
The bride has been faithful compositor
IN the DKMocRAT Office for eight years, and
we are In a position to know what we are
doing In congratulating the groom In OBJ
tanning wife of such pure character and
prompt and reliable habits. Our loss Is
Grants gain. A good wife Is blessing
TO any man,and such good cempositor as
the bride has been Is bound to always get
star proof as housekeeper.
PORTER--PIERCE. Wednesday
Oct. 9, at the residence of DR. w II Davis
In this city, Mr. w T Porter and Miss S I
Pierce, of Harrisburg.
The ceremony was performed by Re,
] l. Rogers of the Congregational church
In the presence of select number of In
vited guests. The newly marrsed peopl,
took the train at noon for Portland. Th,
Democrat joins with their many friends
In wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Porter a happ,
and prosperous life.
STOCK--KORN.--Leo / Stock an,
Miss Carrie Korn were united In marriage
at Seattle this afternoon. The groom is 9
brother of William Stock, clerk in G. L
Blackman's drug store. who attended tn,
wedding The names suggest severa
puns: but we beg to refrain.
JACK -KIRK.-At the residence of Ho
T. ]. Kirk, in Athena. IOregou, Wedne,
| day Oct and, 1880, Miss Katie Kirk an
| Mr.. Marion jack, Rev. G. w, Kenned
officiating.
The groom Is the beloved son of N.
Jack, Of Halsey and has been the forema
and successful manager of Mr.. Kirk
farm duling the past three years.
/ The bride Is the handsome daughter
Hon. and Mrs. T. J. Kirk, and is one
Eastern Oregon's fairest daughters.
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Is cent shaving at yiereck's.
q tickets for sl at Vier 4ok's.

Is cant shaving ct yiereck'a.
8 tickets for ~ at viertok's.
Boots and shoes Al coat at RsAd's.
sarasoea chips at C Y Bro~asiI's.
Tfy thstall cream cheese a. Brown
eli's.
Nov cream eheeae iust received at coLrad
Meyers.
sehairs ruaaing stsads at visrsek's shaw
ing pariors.
Best Foaa. eoiTso 10 tke city at Conrad
Meyers.
w Bentley. best boot aud shoe makorin
city. opposite fortmiIler & 1rS ing's.
large and tine iins Of i,dtw Lad
iest received 81 fortmilIer 4 Iryiug's.
We have the best 81 80 hid glove ever
brought 10 Albany q, w FlRsads.
Nov IL the time TO save monsy by Luying
boots and shoes at coat Of w. Y. Read.
Ladies' shoes. mems shoes, misses shoes.
ohiidrens shoss. mems boots, boys boots, -
lsaa than cost 10 make room for other goods
II c I Brownsii'r.
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CRooK CovHrY.-In the justice eour.
last Tuesday J. N. Duncan got judgment
against the county for $ioo attorney fees
In the case OF Crook county vs. the bonds
men of T. J. Bushnell.
Perry Read has returned from william
ette valley, He sold seven ef the horses
he took to the valley, and will send more
down soon, He Intends wintering twenty
head there IN order 10 have them ready
for market in the spring.
Ed Eden and Ed Schmeer started on
Wednesday for Albany. Mr.. Eden goes
to Eugene to engage In business.
Charlie l.afolett will leave about the
10th for Benton eounty to spend the win
ter.
Several parties have passed through
here from Kansas this week going 10 the
Willamette valley They say crops have
been almost an entire failure In Kansas
the past three OF four years, and the only
alternative left them Is to lmmigrate or
starve. .---O OcAoco Retseu.
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
States Land Office


Oregon City, Or, July 23rd, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that in compli-
anec with the provisions OF the act Of Con-
gress Of June 8, 1878, entitled 'tAn act for
the sale Of timber lands in the States Of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton Territory" Jesse ID Irvine, Of Browns
vile, county OF Linn, State OF Oregon, has
this day field In this Office his sworn state
ment No 1870, for the purchase OF the n f
4 Of Sec No so, in TIP No 10 south, Range
No 5 east, and win offer proofto show that
the land sought IL more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and to establish his claim 10 said
land before the Register and Receiver Of
this Office at Oregon City, Or, on Satur-
day the 10th day OF October, 1889. He
names as witnesses /: w G Cooley, N b
Standish, A p Howe and X McHargue,
all OF Brownsville, Linn county, Or. Amy
and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO file
their claims in this Office on or before said
10th day OF October, 1850.
W. T. BursNEY, Register.
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IN MEnoRIAM.

WHEREAS, The messenger Of death has
passed through our midst and taken from
our fraternity our esteemed and worthy
Bro. A 5 Looney, but while We mourn the
loss OF our esteemed brother, who was cut
down In the strength Of his manhood, we
too are admonished 10 be ready when the
messenger shall call for us. therefore be
Il
Resoiped, BY tangent Grange, No :. r of
II. that BY the death OF Brother A 5 Loon
sy. Tangent grange has lost one OF ils most
faithful and worthy members. the com
fnunity an industrious and kInd nsighbor,
the family loving and indulgens husband
and father.
Rsso!psd, That our heartfelt sympathies
be extended TO the bereaved mother and
children ofour departed brother, and tha:
We commend them 10 him who alone can
comfort In the most trying hour.
Resofpsd, That copy OF these resolu-
tions be spread on the minutes Of thia
grange and the charter be drapcd In mourn.
Ing and the members wear the uGua! badge
OF mourning for thirty days. and copy
sent to the bereaved fatnily also for copy
TO be sent TO the Albany papers and the
California Patron for publication.
HKsRY FRKEKsoN,
p A COCHRAN,
THos McGHEK,
Committee.
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Jury LlsT.

The following Jury list for the regulai
October term or cireait Cont was draws
to-day at the County Clerks Office;
] r Baltimore. Lebanon, Farmer,
Arch Frum. crnter.
] III Lame. iialsey Merchant,
+ NJ Miller. Syracuse, Farmer,
James Matehet, Liberty
rhos Aiiphine, Syracuse,
CT Craft. franklin Butte
] L Mckinney, Brownsvlllc, q
T + T 7. Craft, ' Merchant
A ] Hunt, Yves. Albany, Mechanic.
A II Charlton, Santiam, Farmer.
AP Blackburn. Center,
JohnMontgomcry. Scio,
JohnA Conser, Syracuse, "
w X Temple, Center,
Dan Houek, West Albany,
Z 6 Cox. East
John Beard, Lebanon,
$ NJ Pennington, East Albany"
] B Mccoy, Orleans,
] Wassom, Lebanon,
5 Cannon, Center,
Edward Evans, HIalsey,
! ID Miller, Syracuse.
Peter Powell, Waterloo.
] 5 Clark Sr, East Albany
& Crandell, . TeamSier,
] Harrison, Brownsville. Farmer,
Frank Lseper Haley.
Mark Met:iain, Fox Valley,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

State of Oregon to S d Pickens, S
w ar of $ w ar sec ao,tp r3, S
KIE.. ..........S So
] B Roberts 10 r sox, lot 7,blk ioI,
HIS a TO Albany ny.......... ooo
E Pentland and A Brooks TO l.
w Brown,lots Io4 and Io5,in Scie roc
] II Yantis to ] L McCune, IS acres
In tp II, S r R4w......... 1000
] @ Divine to M Harris, III acres
In tp n and I3SRi w....... rioc
Van B Delashmutt to A Skarr, lot 8,
blk IS, In Albany ny........,....$ CSC
United States to Z Il Armstrong; Z
or sec 10, tp IS, S r E........ 3oc
z E Armstrong to w H Simpson,
S + or see Io,tp I5,S RI E.. Soc
S NJ Harris to M l. Raney, 100 acres
In sec s, tp I3, K E........ Sot
Sarah Brenner to w CTweedalc,
contract for brick wall.... -. 73t
Sarah Brenner TO Julius Joseph, 81
feet fronti In lot 2,blk 9, o,Albany. GOO
| w II Mcbride to Phil A Goodwin,
lots lar and o,blk oo,in Albany $3oot
Melissa A Burkhart to AIDA E Bry-
ant, parcel in tp IT'S r 3w.... IS
| ! S Morris ct al to John Curl, blks
and 4,South Ad to Scio. so
| Ed Huston to Sarah Brenner, lots
and 8, blk 70, Ms south Ad to
Albany. ....:..... aeo
] X Thomas to ] M and Lee Bilyeu,
sundry tracts In Scio.........
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DR.. Fiint's Remedy is the best remedy
kuown for insomnia. or sieepiessness,
which afiilots 20 many persons, and which
leads 10 30 many serious nervous diseases,
particularly 10 inssniiy. Descriptive
lreatise with each bottle; OF, address Neck
Drug Co., N. Y.
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slaughter in SIX Ribbons.

In order to close out my immense stock
of silk ribbons in plain and picot edge l
will sell them until my fall stock arrives
at rs cents on the dollar. All marked in
plain figures.
SAMUEL L. YoUNG.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate,

Notioe-is hereby given that the under
signed, guardian OF the person and estate Of
Almona II Daniel. minor. by virtue Of an
order of the County Court Of Linn county,
Oregon, duly made and entered of record on
the first day Of July, 1889. will sell At pub-
lie auction for cash in hanl on
the Isth day OF October. Isss,
~ the hour OF o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day at the Court House doorin Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, all the tight title and
interest of said minor in and to the undivid-
ed two-ninths OF the south half Of the north
east fourth and the northwest fourth Of the
southeast fourth OF Sec two. and the south
west fnurth nt the northwest fourth OF Sec
l. all in Up II south, range west Of tbs
Willamette meridian in Linn county, Ore.
gon. containing 100 acres, more or less.
Dated this 2eth day of August, 1882
II. M DANInL,
T. j. SrITEs, Guardian.
Attorney for Guardian.
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Kid Gloves / Kid Gloves II

have just received full line of kid
gloves branded Our Own. This Is a genu.
me kid glove. buy direct from importers
In New York and consider them the best
value of any gloye | ever sold for this
price. button, 8 rows of stitching, Sligo
per pair.
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win Run 75 Yards.
CORVALLIS, Oct. 8 1880.

CORVALLIS, Oct. 8 1850.
In regard to Mr.. Trines challenge for a
race ! will say that do not care to run
100 yards, but will accommodate the gen.
tleman with q rs yard race for from $roo
to $1,000, the race to take place in two
weeks from the date Of articles, and will
run at Albany or Corvallis.
Z. g. CAMERON.
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BABIEs.-The finest line of baby carr
ages In the Valley just RI ccived at Stewart
& Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con
sidering tire superior quality OF the carri
ages.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-11

BASe One of the finest lots of guns
and reyolvers ever received In Albany
are now In stock at Stewart H. Sox's. Hun
ters should call and see them and get
prices before buying.
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NEw.--A block In the 3rd, addition
with house and barn. Price 5000. $7oo
cash
House and barn and full sized lot on
Fourth street. Price $I,Ioo.
Farm of I6o acres one half mile from
Jefferson, all good bottom land House
and barn. We'll watered. Prise $500.
Easy terms. 4. g. BEARDsLEY,
Real Estate Agent.
Broadalbin street, Albany, Oregon
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NoTIcE.-Parties indebted to Mr.. E. L.
Power. will confer favor by calling on
Mr. II F Merrill, with whom his accounts
have been left, and settling the same at
once.
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BARcAINs.-TheWaveriy Heel property,
33H feet frontage on First ST., 100 feet deep.
is for sale at low figure, The property is
leased Tor $500 year. Is good investment
+. @, BEARDsLEY,
Real Estate Agent, Broadaibin st.
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MONEY TO LoAN.-At low rate of in
'erest, on good farm property in Linn
county, or on best improved city property
n Albany. Apply TO Blackburn Il Wright
Albany, Or
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lace cartaIns. Laee curtaIns.

have just received my fall stock Of
lace curtains bought direct from importers,
the largest stock ever brought toihis mark
ct, and best value for the money
SAMUEL E. Y DUNG.
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ALL NIGHT.-Mr Ivancovich keeps an
all night house on First st between Els
worth and Lyon, at which Is to be found
fresh oy sters, porter house steaks, ham
and eggs etc.
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.


Oregon City, Or, July %, 1889.
Notice il hereby given that in COMPLY
ance with the provisions fthe act Of Con-
gress Of June 8, 1878, entitled can act for
the sale Of timber lands in the States Of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton Territory" Nathan u Standish, of
Brownsville, county Of Linn, State Of Ore
gon, has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement No 1871, for the purchase
Of the y " Of Sec No 80, in TIP No 10
south, Range No2 east, and will offer
proof 90 show that the land sought is more
valuable for It's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and 10 establish his
claim 70 said land before the Register and
Receiver Of this Office at Oregon City, Or,
on Saturday the 10th day OF October, 1889.
He names as Witnesses X McHargue,
J ID Irvine. A r Howe and NC Cooley all
Of Brownsville, Linn county, Or. Any and
all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said 18th
day Of October, 1889.
w. T. BuRSEY, Register.
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lis acres ali under cultivation. Locsted
Within miles OF city. Very rich. Price
SIS per acre. Other land In same com mu.
~ held st $50 and SEQ per acre.
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lots, good house on each, renting for
$40 per month. For sale at 8 22e0 OF SlI00
each. This property Is centrally located,
and is fine bargain.
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WHEREAS, In view OF the loss we have
sustained by the decease OF our friend and
sister, Mrs Irene Smith, and Of the stili
heavier ioss sustained by those who was
nearest and dearest to her. Therefore be
II
Ressised, That we teEderly condole with
the family Of our deceased sister In their
hour of trial and afiiiction, and heartily
commend them. to the keeping Of Him
who looks with plying eye upon the
widower and the motherless.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
transmitted TO the family of the deceased
rs a token Of our respect, and spread upon
the minutes Of the grange, also that copy
be sent to each of the Albany papers and
the California Patron for publication.
oh thou who mournest on the way,
With longings for the close OF day,
He walks with thee, that angel kind,
And gently whispers, abe resigned
Bear up,bear on the end shall tell
The dear Lord ordereth ali things well. "
MRS COCHRAN,
MRS N ] ANDERSON,
Mrs NJ J ScoTT.
Committee.
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SOME BARGAINS.

ii6 acres all under cultivation GO acre.
summer fall ow. located with in TX miles
OF this city. Price $50 per acre. o ther
land In same community held al 500 per
acre. This IL rare bargain and will be
taken soon,
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The best lins.of kid gloves At W F.
Read's.
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lots en- Yaquins Bay. Good water
'front.' $40 per lot, A good investment.
these lots are worth double the price
asked for them. and will sell for sl0c0 a
less than two years time.
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We have one Thousand one hundred
and one just such bargains as the above
Anyone desiIiDgto invest in Albany or
Linn county rial estate should by al
means call on
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Call at II M French's fors bargains in
watches. clocks or jewelry.
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Fine line OF Guns and
good stock Of Ammuni-
tion at Deyoe and Rob
son j special bargains