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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

coth the method and results when
syrup Of kigs Is taken; Il IS pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, aud acts
gently YET promptly on the Kidneys,
LIVER and Bowels, elesases the sys-
TEN eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures hsbitnsl
constipation. Syrup OF Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
daced, pleasing 10 the taste and sc
esptsble 10 the stomach, pronpt IN
is action and truly beneficial in ils
Elects, prepared only from the inost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
20 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In BOO
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gistS Any reliable druggist Who
nay not have il on hand VII pro-
cure it promptly for any enc who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FJc syrup CO.
sss FRascisco, cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kEw fokk h.Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

The school is still Increasing In mem
bers, new sssdsnts being snTolled zach
day.
There are now over ninety boardeYe at
the school dining hall. and eli are we'll
pleased.
Last Thursday sEtsrnoon Liberati and
his band visited hosmouth. In the
evening they performed at Independence
large number d students svailed
themselves Of this opportunity a hearing
good music, and ali eoEaplinsnted the
band very highly.
Last Friday, Oct sist, Q concert under
the direction Of Miss Barrett, the music
professor, was givsn in the chapel Of the
Normal echool. 4 large and appreciA.
tive audience Of about 800 we're present.
Among the hest features o< the program
were violin solo. THE Lost indian, +"
rendered in some Indiaa dialect; q banjo
solo, The Battle n Waterloo" and an
amusing duet between Mics BaYYett and
Prof Powell. uiss williams. Of Ipdepcn.
dence. charmed ths Audieace by q solo
THE Sea Gulls Message" Il vas rend.
cred in an admirably sweet but strong
soprano voice. On hsing sncorsd she
sang Scotch melody. The Monmouth
band under their lsader, Mr. Lucas, furn.
ished some good Dusie for the scneert.
Prof Campbsll hss arranged 20 thai
each morning some ssadess viii take per,
in the chapel exercises By addressing tbs
remainder q the ssheol on some CUES
tion Of public interest.
The good people q Monmouth have
decided 70 provide the suvR vita s,rss,
lamps, as Ne ere nov In sSAl aarknsss
We think II will bs great Improvement
70 the toua. The ssNScaM, sapesially
the young Easa, are assiAsdly In hvor d
| the action.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
WEDNESDAY.

]. Samuel. OF ,hs wost shore, n in this
city.
Mira. d. +. Tabler ha. rotu,r ed home from
her trip east.
Il began raining To- day in earnest, well
como event 30 the farmer
A very Ieassnt aocisble was givon at the
Congrs gationsl church last evening.
Ten beautiful p;ocea Of siive ware given
away at Fr-nch's JeweirY Store.
A large stock Of oil cloth and linoleum just
received at Fortmiller & Irvings
AZ horse engine for sale cheap. 10 good
condition. Write ,oJ b Hughes.
DR.. Rowlsrd's Catarrh cure outfit are re-
ported to havc stranded at Yreks, Cal.
| Miss Maud Henderson, OF Helix, an old
resident Of Albany. ia on visit In the city
che guest OF Mrs. Ben johnson.
| VIM. limerick h,s gone TO Seattle To spend
che ~iuter IN connection with his business.
Thos. Kay woolen mills blank kets, Aannels
mems, youths and boy clothing, for sale
by G W Simpson's, agent, Albany, Oregon.
Just srlisei--s full line Of ladies'. chill
drcns, mems and boys foot wear at G W
Simp.ous, which win he sold at bottom
lprices.
Anyone wanting one OF these excellent fire
kindlers kept by A ] Fox can eet then for
80 ccnts by calling on him. They are a good
thing.
A fine display oi chiid,cns sehool shoes on
center table st G BrowrcLs are going rapid.
ly st lces than frat coat Cali and select .
pair before they are oil gone.
How 10 your water supply! AN pre-
n ~ IL
wells In rock on short notice, Write so
] B Hughes.
Buy your iewelry at Freaoh's Jewelry
Store. Every dollars wosth gets ticket &c
the drawing.
Tickets for ALL eastern points, over
ANY route. for ssle by w. L. Jester, ut
s. P. ticket Office.
A reception will be given st the BAp.iss
church so-morrow :evening to she asw pee
Dor, Raw Geo W Hiii.
n. NJ. Kelly left this nooa .n Q visit tc
his old homs near Racksviile. South,Carolins D,
and expects 70 be gone . month or two.
Or Hendrex. OF Hagrisbsrg, lefs to-day
for Denver, COL, going delegate 30 ths
general assembly Of Knights of Labor.
For cold nights t,uy Thos Kay woolen mill
blankets, cheapest In town. For sslo by G
W Simp,n, agsnt, Albany, Oregon.
The Salem papers are again sgitating ar
Astoria railrosd. 10 view Of the recent sals
Of bonds of the Astoria C Coast Railroad.
} Charlie Me~sin. yesterday At the sin shop
of Hopkins Bros, lost . piece Of ingel
between the blades cf a pair Of Shears DR.
Davis attended him.
} Mr. N Rcvthard, Of Kansas, father OF Mr.,
8 n Steele, Of this city. IL in Albany, after
, sojourn on the Sound OF six months, and will
probably spend the winter here.
AaAAhews & Waehbarn desire 10 say 4
,, the FArti~ who ere % lindlY waiting ia,
arrival OF their stovee that they have thsi
thiEd car losd of stovss and raeges 81 ID,
! way and will have them in shsir lNles room
Rbout Nov 18th.
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Amo wssvSn&s.
Noy. Q. 1890

N0T' ., lew,
We heard . sood rspublican On buyin,
his regular ~ 0sats worth VI sugar asl
II sugar hada't conas down since the pas
sage OF the mckiaiey bill, aad vas an
gwered no. he no Aoabt thinks the bill
Was Dassed in She IN terest u tha many
whereas u 10 n the iatsrest a the few
and 10 slss dstrlmset Il tlss many.
IL. A. BtanArd tells - that the curtain
pole advertised for In the Democrat wa,
soon retsraed so hin. Conanent Ia un.
necessary.
Miss George Duan thsusht 70 celebrate
her fathers nev house, aad accordingly
Invited n1mbsr u youns iriends ia Il
help and in dos tims the lamp MAS upset
and broke setting krs to the oil. Some
oi the girls lost lhsiF wraps In the flames
No damage 10 ths bsilAing.
The town 10 full II railroad men, ant
numbers u Chimes ere csmped nea
here.
Hon J K westhsriord psssed through
town on Sunday isst.
The death u little George Pearl, wht
died on Friday, 10 EensTslly regretted.
Mcdonald vaxes warm On the county
question. You oAn't tara him, Mr.. I'd
itor and you did veil 10 drop che matter
lie has been told o anaahsT k tines tina,
he WAS a bat so no purposs.
J. u. Move goss 20 Euaene this week
TO open Q store. We regret lOsimg him.
The woolen sill Il this city will cloe,
down oa Wednesday sight ID thIs veek
ior the purpose Il patting 10 o nex
Hume for their wheel, vhIch 10 70 rur
the electric light plant Of the mills
Some of the private residences will hav'
lights supplied them from this plant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

This building erected about three yesrs
since at an expense Of :l20o. and dedicated
to the furtherance Of the work OF the
WOman's Christian Temperance Union
for "God and Home and Humanity, will
soon DC free from the burden Of debt. At
its completion 500 were outstanding
against IL, Of which 500 was paid the
first year and 1900 the second, and the
proceeds Of the late fair, with come other
money due the union, will reduce the
amount $3.50 more. As the interest for
the present year is mostly paid there
will remain little more than 800 still
on the note. A kitchen was added this
year at An expense Of tbl, which has also
been paid. A small sum il due this
Electric Light Co. who have kindly given
easy terms Of payment.
The financial outlook for the future is
quite encouraging. The scheme entered
into by the members TO earn 81 each in
small sums, and 10 contribute with the
dollar the experience in earning twas O
decided success. The sum OF s50 was
thus pledged, most Of which has been
paid.
As the burden Of indebtedness il Srad.
rally lifted, the ladies And their hearts
and hands more free 10 sntsr into the
work which 10 the life n the orsanixa.
ton; that is the effort 10 "pfotset The
home against the saloon and TO brine
public sentiment up TO the standard O
prohibition" To all friends who &c
kindly assisted in making their late en-
terprise success, the ladies extend Q
sincere though tardy-vote OF thanks.
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c,acur covar rnacuuDruea.

| S C Bennett vs. ] II wigle; action on
contract. Report confirmed,
VIII III Shields Ell al VS. + J Shields et al
partition. Report confirmed.
The Giant Powder Co w Seatle n
Desne and o 7 II Il. Judgment for gar
nishee.
IR Dawson vs. Scsrle * Denue aud O
p X R;garnishmen,. Judgment for gar
nishce.
FleIschncr, Meyer II Co Va Searle \
Dcane and o L RRi garnishment' Judg-
ment for garnishee.
Robinson h West vs II 4 Merrill ct al
sult to settle partnership Continued.
John A Crawford vs. FE Robinson;
foreclosure. Cohtinued.
Albany Iron Works W. w Brown 4
Sons recover money. Verdict for So4 o..
! Il Dawson, assignee, Don Smith W
w Brown * Son; recover money, Con
tlnued
a Crowder VS. Sarah \ Crowder: d.
voree. Continued.
llulme & Hart vs K Il Teinpleton; re.
cover money. Settled, dismissed.
May & Sendets W. W T McGfath; at
taehment. Continued
Ed Zeyss vs S MeFaddcn; foreclosure.
De,tec granted.
Mary Ellen Danta ~ Isaac Ban,a; dl-
Vorce. Continued
John a Crawford Va ] y Parsons, ct al
recover money. Settled.
Jerry Hay We ] L Schooling; appeal from
Justice OF the Peace. Continued
Jesse l. Adams Va Mary 4 Adams, dl,
Votec. Continued,
Deyoc X Robson vs. K K and n o
Humphrey; recover money. Judgment.
Geo w X Frank Mcknight vs. Geo c
Henderson; recover money. Settled.
ID Lt,Aluger ct a. vs. Geo RoWeIl ct al /,
ninnetlon Continued,
In the matter Of the assignment of Earl
Race. Continued.
Deyoe & Robson VI II campbeli; &c.
cover money. prGaul, and Judgment.
Price * Robson W 4 Marsh and II Mil.
!eri recover money. Default and judg
ment
Hart SadlerY company W Mal,by x
Carey; recovery oi money. Dciauit and
judgment a. to Mathy. Attached prop
er,y to be sold.
Ella W Merrill Va L 5 Merrill; divorce
Divorce granted.
Ruel Custar vs Marg arel,a Cuslar; di.
vorcc. Continued.
Josie Cox " Arthur Cox; divorce. DI.
vcrec granted
y Antonellc vs Anna MeNuliy. suit
In equity. Continued.
Rebccca Smith vs Thomas Smith; dl.
vofee. Divorce granted.
Mary ] Garrett vs Robcf. Garrett;
divorce Divorce granted.
Gustav Abraham y. Eggert Esgers; re.
sovct money. Continecd.
w II Mccoy ct al ~ ! u Mccoy ct At /;
suit In equity. Geo Humphrey appointed
TO s:ll. Continued
Frank Wood "a u + Thayer aud " !
Trainer; recover money. Verdict Tor detis
for 81 so.
Deyoc X Robson vs Wm NJ Raincy I.
recover money. Judgment Tor pitts.
Deyoe X Robson vs. Il l. Iilla,d; re-
cover money. Default and judgment.
II ID SesmHo ~ Frank Ingram; dam
age. Continued.
Deyoe & Robson vs u Shelly, recover
money. Default and Judgment.
Albany Iron Works Va Saagha = Sio-
per; recovery of money Default and
Judgment. Attached property TO be sold
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Kov. srd, 1890.
Miss AIDA Joaes 10 recovering from Z
| very severe attack "a Ikssmatic fever.
Mrs. Wolf spent Iass week visiting heI
son At Brownsville.
b. +. Grimes 10 the happy father Of ,
/ son.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Willoushby, Mis-,
Ward and Messrs. HoFssman and Macy
and perhaps others II this locality, went
10 Eugene last Saturday evening 10 see
Clara Morris.
Bear hunting Is popular pastime just
now but they DO not seem very plentiful
! however, 90 the fun ot hearing the livimd
yelp Is all there is in ID.
o. p. Coshow Sr., Of Brownsville, was
In this vicinity the hrst ot last week.
Mr.. Long is pasturing about $40 head
OF beef cattle for Mr.. Swift, OF Geryais.
They were brought down from Eastern
Oregon quite recently.
Mr.. Smith will elose his term Of schoo
at the Barger school hoass tomorrow.
Wilbur Vaughan hes noHs 10 Albany
10 attend school end his siwssf Miss Ona
is attending school at emlsH.
The roads are in Ans shape, hsrd, dry
and little dusty.
The weather for seveMl weeks pAsI
could not be improved upca for this tim,
OF the yaar. Grain and Erass are esttin,
good start for the coming winter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
Eore Cares ~ m. AArrs..

Volua Webster, Weston, Umatills Co,
Or, catarrh. cured.
Isaac Wingard, CentIslis, Wash. .--Asth.
ma IS years; cured three years ago.
Jos Moore, st Charles hotel, Portland,
polypus In the nsec, Aiteen years. cured,
Miss Fanny Kennedy, walla Walla
Wash.--Cross-eyes; cured in one minute.
G / Whitman, Monmouth, Or.-Deaf.
ness and ringing In the ears twelve years
restored.
E E Joslin, The Dslles. Or.-Discharg
ing ear al years; cured.
Herman Butler, The Dalles, ,Or.--Chron,
ic rheumatism, contracted joints and i'm
poverished blood, all OF years standing
given up by all treatments until DR. Darrir
cured him three years ago,
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Weather

Summary Of Meteorology for Oct, 1890,
from observations taken at Albany, Linn Co,
Oregon. By John Briggs. vol. observer for the
Signal Service. U S. Army.
Highest barometer on the 81. 80 90.
Lowest barometer, on the 10, DO so.
Mean barometer for the month. %. 90.
Highest daily average Of har. 20 9s.
Lowest daily average a bar. 1881.
Highest temperature on the 8 End 20, 20.
Lowest temperature on the l5, 90.
Mean for tho mouth 81 30.
Highest daily range Of ther. on tho Is, ~.
Lowest daily range Of ther. on the Q, 8.
Mean Temperature at 7 n. m. daily 1896.
Mean temperature at 2 .. IN. daily 63. So.
Mean temper ature at Up. m.daily 1888.
Prevailing directions OF wind, N.
Max Velocity or force, 3.
Total rainfall or melted snow, LIZA.
Depth OF snow at end Of month, 0.
Number Of days on which .0l inch or more
rain fell, 10.
Number Of days of cloudineEs average s
scale Of 10, 7.
or 81 days observations 10 were clear, s
cloudy. 10 iair, 10 foggy mornings, 0 rain,
hszy, overcast, 0 smoky.
Frost on the mornings OF L daya.
Temp. ! 007 on average OF l2 years.
Rainfall, l,-l.75 on average Of I2 years.
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AHAN GAINED 10 i.s PssKps
I'm I've MsHfhs wAArR DR n1gxsna R1se
trfc end Eaeafsnl TgeAammt--Rrvs
Treatment oexusnvea fw Dxa Bar.
ran. ore sf the Nssssra - visit
The DafleA FsaGlesoa aaa
Baker city.


Roy, Pierce Co, Wash.
DR. Darrin-Dear Sir: commenced
treatment with you two months ago for
heart disease, constipation, dyspepsia and
enlargement Of the liver. when frs,
commenced my head vac dizzy and mind
so confused that could scarcely think oi
anything; all was confssioA. Now, my
mind is clear, my heart troubles me very
little, The palpitation Is about all gon c
the pain and distress In nay heart, stomach
and bowels cease to troable me. The en-
largement of the liver > gradual going
down. So begin to fesl Ike 4 new man,
My friends are surprised to zee me look sc
we'll. When commenced treatment
weighed only es pounds,nov weigh II3K
| cannot thank you enough kOr the relief
You have given me. | am sincerely, your
friend, Wh. McCUrcHEoN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

Geo. A. Werner, shs veil known book sngrsvss,
Of Ei California st., 4 r., writes to the Edwin ".
Joy Co.. thst Ais wife has been taking Joys Veg.
stabis narsspsrifa Ter months fer LIVER trouble
and Indigestion With splsndid rosxih. He says,
I'VE have found II invaluable sor keeping the
systsm regulated. 1t divides the lsad With q
dyspspstai stomach and replaces the distressing
sense OF fHiness and oppression with = feeling
ofeass and relief tits porfect Liver and bowel
regulator. We have both been taking It foz
nOnths It Is good to have handy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

nRs Da HRIN can be consulted daily
- st the Washington building. corner II
Fourth and Washington streets, Portland.
Hours, 10 TO 3; evening, 7 70 q Sundays,
10 toi2 All chronic and scuts dissase,
blood taints, loes Of vital power aud early
indescetions permanently cured, though
no references are ever made In the press
concerning such cases. owing TO khs deli-
cacy of the patients. ExasnstioHs free to
ell, aud eiroalsn will be aant 70 any
address. Charges for trestrsnt ascordins
to patients sbility 70 pay. The rich and
poor treated frea sf charge with s,sctyicity
fr ON 10 to IL daily. Ala privAta eaiseAsan
sonfdentislly treated and oArea euaran
teed. Patients ct . distsnos oan be cured
by home treatment. Medicines end Letters
sent without the doctors' nams appearing
n. B.--Dr. DArrin has hyanOh oesoa 4
the Umstiii& Hotel, Th4 DAilsa. nov Ard
10 9Th; the Psndlston Hesel, Pendlato
Nov 9th to l5tk; Baker City, WashAu
Hotel, Nov 10th to I'D.
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NcALLIsrER-DoRRIs1,R,a.

hcALLISTER-DORRIs.-I In Eugene
on Wednesday morning, Nov. S. 1890, at
the residence of the brides paaents, Mr. Z
II McAllister, a son of DIR. McAllister of
Albany, and Miss Kate Doris, The ac-
complished daughter of Hon. b. F. Doris.
The happy couple went to Seattle, where
the groom is reporter on the Telegram
HUNSAKER-BLEAKNEY.-At AL sa.
lem, November Ist, 1890, F. M. Hunsaker
and Lulu w Bleakney. all of Marion Co.
The groom is son of Rev. A. ]. Hun
saker, of independence.
PERCIVAL - DAWSON Sunday,
Nov. and, at 6p. M, at the residence of
and by Rev ] + Stewart, Mr. r M Pcrcival
of Albany, and Miss ] c Davis, of Benton
county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

JR n Bell, of Roseburg, the center of n
splendid country, and probably the future
metropolis Of Southern Oregon, has re-
turned from visit to his old Virginia
home, and Is a more enthusiastic Orego-
nian than ever He played immigration
agent and several families In Virginia will
locate at Roseburg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

Notice Is hsreoy given that the regula
public examination OF teachers for Linr
county will take place IN Albany, com.
mencsng At o'clock. on Wednesday, Nov.
ember 36th, 1890. AL teachers desiring
examination will please be present =, tho
beginning. Teachers desiring state cei
iiheates should preselt their recommends.
lions from district boards al the shove
lime.
g. r. RUSSELL.
County Scnool Sup'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

Frank Lawrence, a representative OF
Orcgons popular publication. the West
Shore, Is responsible for the statement that
Lebanon Is comparatively the livelIest town
In the valley. The cause, he says, is the
energy and push of Its citizens. -Halsey
News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

Speaking of Neatly Stevens the Wei
come exactly expresses the situation: Her
programme was very interesting to plan.
lists and piano students, but Il seemed mo-
notonous to the laity that listened. because
Miss Stevens has not many piano moods
and not large repertoire OF musical ex-
preston, although she plays with great
facility, accuracy and intelligence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

Rev. J. n. n. Boil, Of Rossburg. passed
down'the road from nsssbars 10 Day. With
his beard Shaved q be b pfononsecd a.
oxsct o1snssrrsrt u FISHER blAnchmd.
Ths 3slss SsAs.naz eye n b ranersd
that the Uaisa Psotae ..tii bay Ne D P.'s
bnsts. Tks DnsocsAs heard ths ssm.s
severed noatAs 40, bet kss esit k>A4.,oa
In ssnovs tu thsy 80 LszAV sAHin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

WALL PAPER.-I have just received
iom the east a large invoiceof wall pa
Ger, borders, decorations, etc., including
the plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
SAMUEL K YoUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

DoN'T Run ARoUND-Every steamer
however foggy the bar, brings 10 Albany
an immense quantity of fruits and pro-
duce. The best and largest variety al
ways goes to Powell az Co.'S. Their
stands are always full of jnst such things
as the public wants. Save runing sound
BY calling at their store first.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

Farmer jones, of notoriciy, OF Marion
county, who was bupeocd out of $sooo, ian
afterwards married widow with several
children, It Is now hinted, was possibly
buncoed again. A man. going as the
woman's brother, 1t is said Is addressed
occasionally by the children rs pa. That
looks bad; but It contains It's own sugges-
ton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

HoLHEs BUSINESS CoLLEdE, Of Portland
Or. viii open Sept. 1st. J A Wesco, the
leading penman Of the coast, has become
9 partner in this echool and will make It
ehe leading business college. Send for q
catalogue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

y Portland paper saws that the "s,owa.
ways" would take better In that city Ii the
boatman instead of crying out "have a
care" would say shave n drink" That
comes close TO being sal.rIcal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

SPoRTsMEN, READ.--Do you want a
first-class bird dog, choice English pointer,
and English Llewellin setter puppies
Also thoroughly broken Pointer-re-
trieves to hand and stauch on point. Fol
sale. Write ios particulars at once; ad
dress :. w. VINEYARD,
Cnr~.llfa Ne
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

HovErEs IN WASH FABRIcs.-I have
tust received direct from Chicago novel
tes in wash dress goods. The new thing
Tor fall and winter wear. am receiving
abe largest line Of staple and fancy dress
goods ever brought to this market. Those
needing their fall and winter supplies
will do well TO give me q call.
SAMUEL T. Youya
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

Who PAYS THE FREIGHT. - Why
Matthews & Washburn. They have paid
the freight on two car loads of stoves and
ranges since Sept Ist 1890 and have an.
other car load on the way.
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J K KitkpatficS etux, 10 = g VIII
ians, lot 10 b.s k's snd add 10
Lebanon So
John = Afford rtal 20 Sam May esHi
3 acres In Up t4 4s,F4w.., goc
Chris Iiouk 10 Mieheal Hogan So
acres in sec 90 tposrs e. toot
Ira Cox TO Agnes Logan % acfca Up
Io.ra ........... ........ 81,
Agnes Coz and husband 10 Ira Cox
lots TO AT sec - ~ iosr3w j4t
" Stewart TO Il Cuumins tract In
tip tIsrsw ws..........-.. Itg
W Miller to Z !. Bennett, bot s bls
Ia Shcl5urn ............ az
State to David Ayers 4oacfes In sec
oip toBTt c............... SC
Chas Is Watson etuz to J l. wigle
~ acfes In tpi3s w.... 400,
G " Wycr rtuS TO Frank Wallace
small tract tn Hack 3rd add to
Albany ...................... 5Sa
S,',e to Jno V Thomas SC 4 acc %
tp9srs e.......-........... 400
T. Nav hzr;su e,uE TO Gibson MyeIs
lots s& 7 blk Lyoasyi,le 80. soc
" II 4 IL Shelton 10 g l. Su,hcr-
land i1x acres sec ~ 70 Tor
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
Money 20 loan,

We have plenty of money TO loan On
real estate security. on two TO FIVE years
time. Call on us ct our Office, opposite
the Revere house.
BURxHART & KRESEY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
uEsFiTA.

] II Sire Is now editor OF the ST Heleni
Mist We had missed his name al the
head Of any OF our ex's for severai weeks.