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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-19
\ PROMISING OUTLOOK.

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'i.l.r -. nnr,n,o, .r ,,.r,c,,,u,.. r
indir.ar the rr,, Con,lI;i,u ,r CRAM. r,,
Hany Years.
The condition of the CROWNS. crons
in :inuin Enru.iua. MS iuIicoicL Lv
the reports nla,!r tn ;hc Department
@: Agriculture. is by rm thr hrst
shown If this NtaSOn for =; lr,.i trn
yrHr% past. The nycrarr conIiIion ri
the cotton crop is better by ~ nr,.
cent. than At tli* time last Year, and
IT," ln"!rrH'" OF average previously
from thr rcnn,;~ of twn hnn'lr"Ji n,ni
forty @ypr,.;nl ,rnn ,n,r,.nn,jnni, ~
,Er Drpnri,r.ni ur A~,i,,ltrrn ~ u;
every nart Of thr Stntr:
r,r,r|x
v.:,. ,.
Nt'' "'. ''" exceptions perfect
,'''''' ~, nI'' i'l"!''u ''lr"'i%n
'"' tn' 1'";I' II" 'S'lh'i'" MAGE II
i""'''' Il ~" 'ila' 'lr "'fIaE" W"u'I D"
I'f '"T cent greater 'hWl last year
-" '"'1' '"Eiirhi't 'N inc present
''i'T' 'ii' IN" '&"i'H roman I'M
'""iE''"' Il ''N '"lr'Sl'nhu"lllS re-
.,.,,,,,,. il,..,..! ',,,, = -
llir rn;nrou in. },,rn ;n..ull;,.;rut Lnt
unor ihr who'll. H., ,rI;r,. 1.-Two Ln,n
.s.,nrrn! nuI ,yit, ulv Iistrii,iin,l 'rin
nl1ni il hr.Ithv. yi,,,rr,., ,,I ,r,n
advanced. bl,.l,,n, h,viu.r hnr, ,.r,
ported ~ ihr tower ,.nim;;...; .,.Irr.,l
| da,., n,.n, 9'hr r,r,Etinn -. COM.
narrI ,nnoy,,,r,, cron i. rn,. ,,,,,,nr
! +,
1UT. and inr lower, Carolina INl rTlc
|; v,,u t,-o,.- InI. live nutirr .H,tn !. 1nr
. gyTnIT: - - -1 "->r'1SEs'->,..u.axe,
90 ''', ''''''c ''h'' lt"0'F7zFT
CORN.
The area iii corn has been increased
on" pci' cent. over Last ycar. Excel
l"nr stands &rC reported n.lI thr cr0D
IL cican and growing finely. Twcuiv-
SiN per cCnt. Of thH crop has been
planted on bottom land. Thc con
dltlOn is: for upper Carolina, bottom
E!hd DO, upland lOG; for midhlc Caro-
INA, bottom land -, upland 90, ana
| !oF lower Carolina, bottom land %.
tlplllt ~. The average for the State
- ~ TOR bottom land and 81 for up-
| E'hh' me condition at the same time
| E'"I year was 81.
WHEAT AND OATS.
The wheat harvest inst ,Lnut ,,,,
rlrtrI. shows thr rrn,, f. Ln', ,n,.. ,,''..,.
Short one. thn viJI Lr;,,, ,.,',o.tI nt,1
nj hui. G:5 Der cent. OF nm nvr,,,.r n,.n,,
The weather for the nost frw vnoli,, ,n
ha. been very r,yu,hlr rn, tLn or,;n',
ont crop. and the ont yiclIis rnnn,tn,i m.r;
at - per cent. of an nvcrorr rron
ano;u,;i GS for thr u,mn i;'no l,nt
wear.
RICE.
The rice crop. while needing roin
in some sections. is in better corIi-
: ton ih,n ai thr same time lo>d vcor
thr condition being rcportcd ut 93
against 50 for 1889.
POTATOES.
The acreage in both sweet and
irish potatoes is about the Same us in
| 1850. The cOulit ION cOmDarcI TO an
| average il: Sweet potatoes 100.
against 80 last years Irish Dotntocs
| ~, against 73 last year.
SUGAR CANE AND SORGHUM.
The condition Of sugar clnc is re-
ported ut 90 against 81 last ycar:
| sorghum at 9J AGAINST 80 last wear,
FRUIT.
The peach crop Will be almost mn
| l;InIr nnj t,n ;,,'Ttot;o,'}, ;oCo''' ~ Siit
the crop for the entire State will NOT
be more than % = cent. of an ovcr-
age yield. Apples and pears orc
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glad to be there again. If ho did not
love those people he would be the
veriest migrate. They had stood by
him from the incipioncy Of the fight.
(Noicc: And thoy will die by you. y
II he was elected Governor great
credit would DO to them and their
leader, Captain Shell. He was afraid
TO poke any more "Tillmania" into
them; they might "bust" The
movement was born III Edgcticld
aud he was the "daddy" Of it. Tho
people OF LaurcnS took the baby
when w"alIing and nursed it till
now he Thought it Was wcnncd He
would tell them what made thcm
hollcr. In the iirgt inssancc he was
q candidate and stood before the
people tD onnorurp the principlos on
whichlc stood
Here Captain Tillman wop inter
ruptcu by another ovation on the
part OF The crowd and he had to
warn them that hc couldn't speak if
they kept up tho following "Hhut
up. Put the cork in" he said, and
; thon he was able to proceed
Five years ago he stood and fought
along II liso where few dared to fol-
low and much ot the t;mo llo fought
alone. The masses hsH rDv been
, aroused and come t. iis as.istunce..
Captain EiIlluSn then proccr,icd,
. and m",o q al1r"rh Of about thirty
five mlnutcs. during which time na
waH frequently interrupted by tlr
! continued chullitiNN OF rnthuSiasrn
among the audience. At one tilnn
aD0ut fifteen rowe OF arat; ;uet ~
from; uf ile stand fell and there wAo
a general sti-. The speaker ramerk-
ci tiNt he had pok"1 enough I'LL
m"nih!n into the occupants Of the
H"atN 10 h.'oah thHm clown.
! J hr speech lUU"iInd upon the nA.MG
/ general points a. tlto Grc"nvillc ami
E'partHnhurr Tp"cch"H. arH tn"
, speaker rlna"i lmi,lH! iHni"mnC ap.
pl&uhr.
l When Captain 'Iillmon iinipnCd hiR
- speech Il atorlG clnui which seemed
I" Threaten came uc&re. AMI n k3nvv
- rain seemed Imminent. Nnriniu Shell
9 announced that tn" NtEtr speakers
il would b" hoard st l!r court house.
III" crowd did no; think it w&3 .,ring
: to rain NI,t waited Thrir WAS Il
- pause "f soma minutcu ia the pro-
: c""iinin. WA" is.Ecu ar;Yantn
Y nf f"r thr lIr?,iinr OF an iImpromptu
| informal reception by thc randidnt>A
ON IL" platform. Many ;}G soldiers
| shook Ncu. !SrEttOun HantS warmly
. aGH in1ny prrtnnai f!imri, & Colonel
Earl" pnd a." othc" EHm:lHmnu had
!! i"w m"mrnth r"iNrEBnt:on "itt
s. thHn. hut Captain il'lmNn W&" ap
l. DrDNChcu hy G,Dr;'H WhG lntrOHHc>;
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Another Tragedy at Aslll", Junction.

CnARLEsroN, $. G., juno 1O.-Joc
Kelly was shot md killed yesterday
at Ashley junction by A. M. Watson,
both colorcd. Kelly was killed at
the same spot Hhcro q man was shot
by IL myst crious negro two weeks
ago. The murderer escaped This
is tho second fatal shooting affair in
addition to fatal train wreck and
II mmdcrous assault at the junction,
all within two weeks.
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OF the IJG,OOO tons OF cOmmCfclnI
fertilizers consumed during tho season
OF 1889 90, 10 per cent. were ammo
mated, 3G per cent. wcro acid phos-
pilates and lS per cent. were kanlts
and chemicals. Twcnty-cight por
cent of all fertilizers purchased were
used for composing. One-fourth less
kainit was used than last year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

Two DRuNEs Last night a drunken
man was arrested in the third ward afte,
showing some fight. and this morning a
drunken citizen was the center Of attraction
along First Street, beating hardware with
his bare fist and making himself conspicu-
ous generally. Verify, strong drink cap
lures The high and low and disenthrones
the mind.
TEAcmER's INsrrTuTE. 10 no
tice by County School Superintent Rus
sell the following teachers met In this
| city to-day to organize O County Teacher 4
Institute: Mrs A ] Garland, Mrs Vena
kearn, Mrs kesrn, Misses Crossett, Ida
Maxwell, Kate Quinn, M II Laughlin,
Isabel Gray, Flora Redfeld, Jane Morris
and Abbie Wright, Messrs A Garland, s
A Sanford, w 4 Kobb, q A Walker, II 7
Trueloye, w A McGhee, ID Looncy and
i NJ Mitchell. The following officers
were elected: q v Russell, President, and
i M Mitchell, Sec. Committee on pro.
gram, Mrs Garland, Mrs Kearn and W
Robb. The first regular meeting will bt
held at Brownsville November ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

At n regular meeting Of the Ladies
Missionary Society, Of the First Presby-
terian church, Of Albany, Oregon, held
Oct. 18th, 1890, ii was unanimously voted
to draw up resolutions Of coincidence in
memory Of Mrs. Helen G. Simpson.
Whereas: Our Heavenly Father, in
his wise providence, has called to her
rest, after season Of suffering, our sis
ter, Helen G. 4impeon. Therefore, be il
Resolved: That this Society has lost
a dear sister, who, from its incipiency,
has been an earnest worker in the cause
OF Missions. longing 10 build up the Mas
ter's kingdom in the hearts OF those
with whom she was brought in contact.
The daily walk and conversation Of this
Mother in Israel" was q lasting ex-
ample 10 us, that ''The path Of the lust
is as the shining light, that shineth
more and more unto the perfect day.
Resolved: That We extend our SYM
pathies to the sorrowing and bereayed
children, brothers and sisters, in their
afiiiction. and commend them 10 "Our
Saviour, Jesus Christ, who hath abolish
ed death, and hath brought life and i'm
mortality TO light through the Gospel. y
For He, himself, hath told thee
OF tribulstion here;
BE still and let Him moul6 thee
For changeless glory there"
Resolved: That copy of the forego.
ing resolutions be spread upon the min
utes Of the Society; a copy furnished tc
the friends Of deceased, and a copy to
each Of the papers for publication.
Mrs. l.. f. Corr,
Mrs. +. M. REDFrELp.
Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
An Opium seizure.

SEATTLE, Oct. 3i.---one OF the largest
opium seizures ever made there was aceomp-
lishcd TO day at Port Townsend by United
States Customs Seareheas Todd and Woodey,
The steamer Olympan had no sooner reached
Port Townsend from Victoria, than shc was
boarded by the vieilant officers. who inmedi-
ately started to do their duty. Ailer searching
about the vessel for some time they came A.
cross q small board attached TO the store.room
OF the vessel, which appeared as II It had been
opened, one of the screws being loose. Think.
ing something mysterious had ttanspired, the
men Immediately procured serewdriyer, and
after removing the board TO their amaxemeut
they discovered $40 iive.lae cans Of prepared
opium very neatly slowed away. The opium
was Immediately seized and taken to the custom
house The erew Of the vessel was searched
and on Night Waiehman Adams was found
key which fitted the lock in the storerosm ex-
| aetlY. lie has been put under arrest on sus.
pieion Of abeiIing the smuggling. The opium
OF the fines. grade and the value Of Il Il
Ss4oo.
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wORrn COxsIDgRIsG.

Powell Il Co.
Gold canes at Will " Starks.
Y. NJ. French kesps railroad time.
hew cream cheese just received a. Conrad
Meyers.
For artists' supplies 10 to stanard. &
Cusick's.
Egan & Achison arc selling rnonuntn nts nj
Portland prices.
You have big stock to select from at
Powell a. Co
A popslar pIacs--L vicreck'L shsving and
hair dressing pArlors.
The piano that gives perfect satisfac.ion
yon Can lind at Mrs HyInsn's.
Choice sweet Delaware grapes reaeiyed
ffesh every morning at q Il BrowDelI's.
Big bargains in isdies and gents gold and
gold filed watches ct Y M Frencbs.
Best stock II silver ware 10 Albany at
VIII * stark's. No doubt Of IL. Seq.
Mems, youths and boys clothing and
furnishing goods at q W simpsons.
A est class shave for only Is cents at /.
Viereek's, ssltmarsh Block, Albany, Or.
| Have you seen those paIlor ssits that 7
Brink hAs just received! They are nice.
II you want iino toilet or hath soap CO
ON sianard 4 Cusick, City Drug Store,
For perfectly pure water buy the NatGral
Stone Fhserer Of Matthews & Washburn
For bargains in monuments, headstanes
etc., 20 to Egan q Achisou. Albany. Oregon
Ladies' call and see the lAiss. novelties Ia
dress goods as r & Scarls.
You should call and see those fiae library
lamps at { y Bfowneils before buy else.
whore.
II you want . good Lilk umbrella with
gold or silver handle 60 to Frepch's jewelr
sto'e.
QaAlity Is wha. helps Matthews L Wash
burn cell the most stoves Of anv house "a Al
bany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
INSURANCE. RATES.

Previous to the fire at the corner Of
FIRST and Washington streets, about nine
years ago, the insurance rates In Albany
were placed under what Is known as No.
2 book, being on an equal with Portland.
Then they were changed tn No. book,
increasing the rate from 60 TO rs cents,
and proportionately Oh oil risks.
Since then tho losses by fire have been
only nominal, icaking the increased rate
an injustice TO our citizens. A petitions
was circulated today for the changing
Of the rate 10 book No. 2, and generally
signed. II sets forth the situation In
concise language, and we give II In order
to show completely how Albany stands
on the subject. The change will save to
the city several thousand dollars yearly,
and the Pacific Union, II II regards JUS
tice, will grant the petition.
TO The Pacific Insurance Union; We, the
undersigned insurance agents for the
several ilrc insurance companies reprcs-
ented In the State OF Oregon, city officers,
property owners and citizens Of Albany,
Oregon, would beg leave 10 represent;
That the city OF Albany " rs well pro-
tected from loss by fire ag any town In
the state, having nm abundant water
supply furnished by tho santiam water
canal and ditch, and cistcrns, well and
fayofably distributed throughout tho
city, one Of the best water works In the
state, fed and supported by two very
large aud newly improved pumps, three
wen drilled and well equipped fire com
panlea, two excellent steam fire engineI
Of latest pattern, hook and laddc
company, and most efficient fire de
partment. Laws very strict In regard 4
building within fire limits, u very reeen
extension Of the fire limits. Our iaeil
ities for extinguishing fire being superio
to those Of Portland and Salem, both q
which are rated under rate book No.
while Albany In rated under book No. ,
: that there IL In contemplation by Tia
city authorities provision by municipa
, regulation for the putting Of horses oi
! our steam fire engines, that during th
I last eight years our efficient fire depart
: ment has shown itself able TO cope wit
any and all fires that have occurred, an
! that the losses during that time 10 in
{ surance companies doing business her
have been only nominal. In view g
these facts We petition the Board I
make an order rating the city 0f Alban
under rate book No. instead Of rat
book No. 3.
. Isigned by every business man In A
I, bany, including city officers and insui
ance agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

When Il comes 10 fall weather the VIII
lamettc will not draw straws with any
country In the world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
All from u tat.

DoDcEviLLE Oct So-The family X Paul
has been afflicted by diphlheria which was
brought into the house in a singular manner.
About four weeks ago a stray cat came TO their
home and ono Of the ehildten played With Il.
Although !, wac noticed at the time that IL
discharged at the nose and mouth nothing was
thought oi !, until soon afer when the little
boy was stricken down with diph,heda Of the
malignant king. The boy died. Then see
ono son took the disease and died. The faih-
sr, mother and daughter were also stricken
down but recovered Allen. the only remain
ing son and the Sapwor, Of his parants and who
cared Tot them through their sickness and who
held one OF the boys when nc was dying. and
prepared them ior their last resting place with
bis own hands and wnen others we're recover
ing rninislcFed &c than. was taken down and
died.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
THE ALBANY atSRs.
The Fist cIeaa ap Makes Fine showing

The Fiist cIeaa up Make. Finc showing.
w. +. Read returned last Thursday from
,ne Santlam mines. bringing with him n
quantity of gold as the result Of the first
eiean up, and though the exact figures are
not yet known, there l. a broad smile on
the faces OF the Offices OF the Albany
Mining ~ Milling Co. They pronounce
the clean up lar mote valuable than they
anticipated. particularly considering the
Tact that surface rock was used and the
mill had not gotten completely down to
business. Only six tons were cleaned up,
mostly as au experiment A thousand
foot tramway !, being built from the
mines 10 the niil,and on Its completion In
few days the mill will start IN for n long
and STEADY run Il Is no longer al expe-
rimcnt. II Is simply business now, and the
experimental clean up Is 30 fiattering II IL
now proposed after running the present
mill during the winter TO add n large
amount Of new machinery iE the spring
and run The mines on n big scale. This
news will be received by the public with
pleasure. for !, shows that the mines are
an established fact as payirg institution.
Already the pay roll Is $1,000 o month, ,bu,
this Is only fraction of what 1t will be
within year. This Is Albany's styles and
II will no, be long before this city Is the
center OF The biggest mining excitement
In the Northwest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07

ID EAL ESTATE FOR sALE-I have
hS.a farm Of 240 acres, near Iowson
depot on the Narrow Gauge. 10 miles
from Albany, Ali in cultivation. Fair
house and barn. Good water for stock
and domestic purpeses, Fine oak grove.
Also anotherfarm OF Us acres, three miles
NON Lebanon. All in cultivation. Fair
house. Good water. Both good wheat
fa-ms. Also house al two lots on Fifth
and Jefferson streets, Albany, For furth
er particulars call on 1. Umphrey, ,Centea
5H A, UMPHREY.
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Roy cattle Thieves.

McMiSsSILLE Oct 5o-Ed Rodgers an ]
Chas Smelling Two boys sbou, 20 we're AZ. cst-
CD here some days ago for stealing cattle be-
longing to kingrsy. They wets raised In
this county AID their arrest caused consider
able os,onishmeBt. The cattle were driven
most Of the way to Portland and sod TO John
Keller. butcher where they divided the
money. The boys gave $500 boeds each and
ramot says they have disappeared Since the
theft has became known missing sheep aud cat.
tic have been counted 10 tie number Of nearly
400.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
The Census OF the. u y,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3i.--A bulletin Issued
10 day says the population Of the United States
on June 1. 1890, as shown by the first count,
exclusive ei whites In Indian territory, and In
dians on reservations and in Alaska, Is Ca
4So, $40. These figures nay be slightly char ged
by later computations. In 1880 the popuia
tion was So,ISS7S3 The absolute Increase
IN ten years is is,3s4,7s7; the percentage Of
increase Is -. 81. In 1870 the population was
stated sS.SSS.37s According 10 these figures
the absolute increase between 1870 and 1880
wvs iI,4S7,4t2, the percentage oiinerease be-
ing So.oS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
Grand Jury tfepert,

To the Honorable Circuit Court Of Linn
county, VIC the grand jury for the county
OF Linn. aud state Of Oregon, for the reg
ular October term OF the Circuit Court OF
the state Of Oregon, comfy Of Linn, res
peciiuly submit the following report Of
their examination Of the public premises
and Offices, pertaining to The eodrts OF JUS
lice In said county to-wlt:
First, we visited the county jail and
found the same In fair condition.
We also visited the shcfiff's clerks re-
eorder'e. treasurers and school superln-
tcndcnts Offices and found them In fair
condition, and the books and records
properly kept and In fair condition.
We, the undersigned, respectfully rec
ommend that the entire court house, OF
said county, be furnished with electric
! lights, with Il meter.
We further recommend that new set
OF township maps, In book form, for the
recorders Office be purchased as the old
maps arc out Of date and badly worn and
unfit for use and Disgrace TO the county
We further recommend that the clerk
and recorder Of said county be authorized
10 purchase any and all neeessary books
/ iDt AntlI
! Respectfully submitted this goth day of
October, a ID, 1890.
FM KizrR,
X BoSE,
SAMUEL NIXON.
4 ) MARsTERs.
j Jso a MiLLARp,
ID II PIERCE,
& w RicHARDtoS.
S,imson * iirblewhilc W. Far 4 Mcr
lnS Co; recover money. Continued.
NJ KoGenheim vs. The Far Il Mer ins Co
recover money. Continued.
w a klnscy ct al vs. NJ Daniel; par
tltion. Continued.
Samuel Merritt W The Far Il Mer Ins
CO; recover money. Continued.
S wletorowaiiz VI The Far & Mer Ins
Co; action on policy. Continued.
Jacob A Stein vs. Far * Mer Ins Co
action on policy. Continued.
q II Thurston. receiver, vs The Far 4
Mcr lns Co; action Oh policy. Continued
James 4 Reid vs. The Far & Mcr Ins
Co; action on policy. Continued.
Ray Hubble Va Far x Mer Ins Co; &C
iion on policy. Continued
/ Joscph WIG CT al VI Far MeF lna Co
action on policy. Continued.
A II Davis ct al ~ Far & Mer Ins Co
recover money. Continued.
Hitler * Hoffman vs. Far K Mer Ins Co
recover money. Contihued
Il W Gaines ct al vs. Linn Co aud NJ
liassisr ct al; writ OF review. Judgment
and order OF county court affirmed
John Dlamoad W Margare, f Findie,
foi eclosure. Continued
s Newburg ag' Far * Mef Ins Co. Con
iinncd.
i Franks agt + & ~ Ins Co; action or
policy. Continued.
NJ Louis Electric Power Co agt + & n
tns Co; action on policy Continued.
Ruben Tro,xky az, + & M Ins Co; ac-
ton on policy. Continued.
, ID Miller Va Southern Pacific Co
} Judgment for pl'a for S4s.
Robert II Benebonc vs. 6 w Blacsman
recover money. Verdict In favor OF def.
Rozana NJ Harrison vs. chas NJ Harri
SON. divorce. Divorce granted. PHI
name changed
State Va Polk Thomas; Continued.
State ys Polk Thomas; Continued.
Frank Wood VS. u Thayer and w
Trainer; recover money. On trial
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MOORE.-At her home In Lebanon
Or, Oct. ~. 1890, after severe Illness of
two weeks, of typhoid fever, Clara, second
daughter of Mrs S A Moore, aged IA
years, 6 months, and ~ days. The de-
ceased recently moved to Lebanon with
her parents. from Gervais.
ARCHIBALD.-At Brownsville, We'd
nesday, October 20, 1890, of heart disease,
Mrs N II Archibald, aged 90 years. The
remains of the deceased were brought to
Salem by the o'clock train Yesterday, and
after which they were Inferred besides
those Of her husband, ia The Catholic ccnl-
Statee;nan
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Ma47hzRzszz
leading Photographers Albany Oregon.

We have bonght'all thenegatives made by
l. w Clark and w II Greenwood up to Nov
18th, 1880. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of us at reduced rates. Wo haye
also about $4,000 negatives made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had at
like rates. We carry the only full line Of
views OF this state aud do enlarged work at
lowest rates for first class work. We shall be
pleased to see you at our Studio In Froman's
block, next door to Masonic Temple.
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Pronounced Hopeless, Yet saved.

From letter written by Mr. Ada L Hurd
Of Groton, s ID, we quote: 'Was taken with
bad cold, which settled on my Lungs,
coughs set in and finally terminated in Con-
sumption. Four doctors gave mo up saying
ceuid live but short time. gave my
self mp to my SAVIOUR, determined If l could
not Atay with my frisnds en- earth, W ould
meet my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get DR. Kings Now Dscov err
cry for Consumption, Coughs ard Colds.
gave it trial. took in all eight bottles; it
has cured me and thank God am a well and
hearty woman" Trial battles free at Fo
shay Y Mason's drug store, regular size, Soc
and 81.
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PESDLEToS, Oct 29-A bad ffeigb, wreck
occurred last night about seven miles ives, Of
here. II appearsihe train was an eai,bound
freight with double-header attached. An
axle under one ofthe engines broke, pulling
up both engines and number Of cars follow
ing. No lives were lost. II 10 impossible 10
learn further particulars Of the disaster except
that the track is badly blocked by demolished
engines and cars. a wreeking car was sent
from la Grandc but the track had not been
cleared by this morning and it became neces
sary TO send the westbo1nd passenger via
Walla Walls.