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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24
FRIDAY.

Lee surrendered on Friday.
Moscow was burned on Friday.
Washington was born on Friday.
Shakespeare was born on Friday.
America was discovered on Friday.
Richmond was evac uled on Friday.
The BastiIe was destroyed on Friday.
The MayAower was landed on Fridsy,
Queen Victoria was married on Friday.
Fort Sumeser was 5ombarded on Friday.
King Chsrles was beheadeu on Friday.
julius casar was assasSinaied on Friday.
Napoleon Bonaparte was born on Friday.
The battle Of Mafengo was fought on Frid-
day.
The battle Of Waterloo was fought on Fri-
day.
Joan Of arc was burned a, tho stake on FRI
day.
The battle ofBuaker lin was Tough, on Fh.
day.
The battle ofNsw odsaa. wa. fought on
Friday.
The Declaration i Independence wa. signed
IN Friday.
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lueEuny evening, Oct. latls
Present--Mayor, Recorder, Marshal
Street Commissioners Engineer anC
Councilman French, Tabler, Burkhart
Smith, Garrett and Deyoe.
The following bills were ordered paid
U q Hale, $1l.25; U q Hayne, $lb; "
| Il Kelly, $4.25; Santiam Lumber Co,
S4Sl q J. Savage, %; Nj Henton, $ii
| I l. Wallace, $l,D5; John Maxwell, $40
] A Warner, $lS; J w lIolton, 80;
Spaight, $3.50. Albany ys Walpole ,S26. 70
bills of Counelmen; ] N Hoffman, tele
graphing, $2.Sb, and bills for nurses fol
Harry Ward, . men, $40; Electric Light
Co, $l9l.50.
A new side walk, with cross walks,was
ordered from east line Of Jackson atreol
and along north line of Second street, on
petition Of Beam and others.
The survey made by ! a Warner oI
4th street, from Baker to Railroad street,
was ordered adopted by ordinance.
Petition Of l. W Langdon and ora, j NJ
Ralston and ors., W Anderson and ora.
Frank n Wood aud ora, q w Smith and
ors. and |, w Deyoe and ors., for lateral
sewers connecting with Railroad street
sewer were granted and work ordered
done within sixty days, city to advertise
Tor bids Tor sewers across streets. lat
tcral sewer was also ordered In block ad'
joining property OF IL l. Cranor.
The proposition of J G Toning, of Sa.
lem, 10 put in an electric alarm system
for $4,000 was laid on the table.
4 new side walk was ordered built on
west side OF Montgomery ST., adjoining
lot 1, block Is.
Reports of Recorder and Treasurer
were read and referred, showing the fol-
lowing:
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ON r,rE sourmEas nouxD.RY.
oct. II. 1880.

| Oct. IL, 1890.
Billy Anderson and family, OF Crook
county, are visiting his brother, Perry
| Smith.
Jasper Purdy has rented the Douthil
place for the enauingyear.
Marion Hyde, OF Harrisburg, has
moved back TO tho farm he left about
fifteen years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long and Miss Elise
Mcdonald went to Portland Wednesday
to the Industrial Exposition. They will
return home Monday.
A gentleman recently from Tennessee
10 teaching term Of school In district
No. 63.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos wilkins will start
10 California the 10Th Of this month.
They expect 10 DC gone about SIX weeks.
Several members Of the Kizer family
were visiting at Mr.. Longs last Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. X. Jones died Friday, the Ord
Of Oct, Of paralysis. She was buried at
the Purdy cemetery on Sunday. Fun
eral services were conducted by Rev.
Waller. Quite large crowd was In at
tendance. Mrs. Jones WAS pioneer Of
this section, having lived here more than
thirty years. She was daughter oi the
late Henry Hayes, Of Eugene.
Mr.. McGrath has returned 10 his wife
and children. II seems he did not find
being grass widower 10 very agreeable
after NIL.
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Oct. la. 1890.

Oct. l3, 1890.
II you shoul1 hear Of anyone finding q
good vest In the road between here and
Albany, you need not think there has
been foul play, as u couple Of Brownsville
young bloods lost II. No one was hurt
only their manhood was let down %
little.
Another new house going up in the
Calbraith addition, and when the CEN
sus Of 1900 Is taken Brownsville will be q
town Of no mean proportions.
j. u. Moore got his hand caught in his
wood saw, one day last week, and now
carries 1t In cling.
w. Il. Blanchard made flying trip 70
Albany on last Saturday, returning on
Sunday.
We sec +. +. Croft, Of your city, in
town.
VIM. Stephens, Of Harrisburg precinct,
has sold his place and is moving on the
place OF J. ii. Stephens, 211E miles east
Of here
The nights Of late have been frosty bu.
quite pleasant during the day, with signs
Of rain again.
We hear our hotel IL about 10 change
hands again.
Some talk Of a cannery at this place,
then look out for Brownsville.
Frank Jack and Ped Ross, Of this place,
made your city visit last Sunday.
Business aud pleasure, VIC suppose.
Rev. DIR. Renfro, late Of California,
preached two able and instructive ser
mons in the Baptist church, last Sunday
He thinks Of locating in Oregon.
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Hall. on GnAsp PaAiRIE GR'aE, No. iOl
October nth, $500.
Resolutions Of condolance, Of Grand
Prairie Grange, No 10, 7. Of H., to the
memory Of Mrs. NJ. ]. Burkhart, who
died Aug. 18th, 1890.
Whereas: II has pleased God, In his
infinite wisdom, TO remove from our
mids. our beloved sister, Mrs. NJ. J.
Burkhart; therefore be IL
Resolyed: That In the death Of our
sister we recognize the hand Of loving
Father, who docth all things well, and
knoweth the best time and way 10 call
his children home.
Resolved: That In the death Of our
sister, We sustain the loss of worthy
member and true friend; but we feel our
loss TO be her gain.
Resolved That we, M Grange, cx-
tend 10 the bcreayed husband and ialsily
Our deepest sympathy,
Resolved; That the hall be draped
N mourning for thirty days; that these
resolutions be spread upon our minutes.
Also thata copy bc presented TO her hus-
band, Mr. g. l.. Burkhart, and her tiaugh-
ter, Mrs. Burrows, Of Pendleton, Oregon,
aud TO the county papers for publication.
Il. Parsr, Committee.
4. WALLAcEl
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NOT ISOLATED CASES.

To show that tho cures made by Joys vege
table sarsaparilla are not only; not exceptional
cases, but that 1t helps everybody, we cite few
instances where two In the same family took It
and were both cured.
Thomas Stephens, of les Sixth st., s. F., took
1t for weak stomach and dyspepsia, It entirely
cured him. He then gave tito his wife for her
sick headaches, since which time she has had
no return. 1t cured them both.
Mrs. R. L. Wheaton, OF 7ol Post St., 8. r., was
sufferer from stomach and liver troubles and
biliousness. Finding that It relieved her, she
gave it to little girl living with her whose af-
Fiction was large open sore which nothing
seemed to heal. 1t also cured the child.
Il. g. Winn, of Geary Court, Geary St., 8. r.,
prominent in the Order of Red Men, was very
feeble and greatly reduced. Joys Vegetable
sarsaparilla restored his health and accustomed
vigor. He thercupon gave it to his wife who
was similarly afflicted and had nervous prostrs-
tion. 1t had the same happy effect upon her II
had upon him. Scores Of similar cases could be
cited but we have no room for them here.
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4 Crand uAli ia n rsaehsiar's Hall.
albany. Oct. IL 100

ALBANY. Oct. II, 1890.
On Friday night. las,, party ni young
folks gatheseJ II the residence Of +. S.
Ingram. for .ie purpose Of having little
neighbo. hood dance. which wAs the frs,
OF the season The whole neiRhborhood
last season wRs too dead even 10 bury, ss
The boys have decided To make up Tor IL
ttlis year, and. as luck has Il. hey have
opsHed Mp with a splendid beginning.
which deserves much credit, To which I
sb going In endesvor 10 do justice to-
wafds.
The music was furnished bv ID. Hogan,
ni tangent, and WIN. II. Looncy. son Of
the late a. s. Looner. They did their
part we'll Soliciting committee. George
tiopliek; committee ON refreshments,
like Hollng; caller, Mr.. Woaard; iloor
manager, VI. iiollng. Ohiy small crowd
was expected though there was a housefui
snd plenty Of giris. The kitchen was
cleared and two se,s run TIL day break.
Some declined to attend on aecoun, OF
its being haehelor's hall; but the crowd
that was there has attended many an en-
trfiainmcnt that they did not have near
ss good u time at. | overheard Mr. In.
grat" say that hc oHly regretted not
having good house for us. Good houses
do not always give lhe most pleasant re
eepsioas. took particular notice that
everything vas Ia pefleel order, place
for everything and everything in i.s place
The ladies dressing room vas only pie.
iurrsquc Of beauty, the most neateat lady
could not have shown more ncainrss. |
MUS, say that Nj Ingram Ia an exception
Of housekeePer, aad not only an eTcep.
'ion, bat the boss TO give az entertain
ment. never have saw guests go away
tiom place any better p!Tased. "A have
hesrd 40 mary OF them express themselves
| a. 10 the pleasures ihey had and how he
got abou, 10 make Il pleasant for vs.
His UsKSowN RRIsSD.
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A petition was read representing that
Il Bond was n common drunkarl and
that he be declared such. On motion re-
ierred 10 committee ON health aud police.
Chief Engineer Stewart asked the
Council to investigate the matter Of terra
Gotta pipes for flues, which are proving
very unsafe, aud the committee on ordi.
nances were directed 10 prepare ordinance
providing for prohibiting The same.
Ordinance No 200, amending several
ordinances providing for the establish.
ment OF the grades OF the streets OF the
city, was read three times and passed.
The matter ofan extension lad,ie- for
Rescue Hook and Ladder Co WAS present
cd by Foreman J X Wyatt, and on motion
referred.
\ notice was directed given the : = Il
X Co TO build culvert under the railroad
on Third, Fourth and Fifth streets.
Notice was directed to be given the :
PR Il Co that sewer was being built OH
Railroad street, which at some points
would pass under the track.
The matter Of cord wood in the rear Of
the Foster block, there being about 100
cords piled there, was referred.
The following committee, on motion,
VAS appointed 10 prepare amend mcnts
for charter for presentation to next Leg
islaturc: Tablcr, Burkhart and Smith.
Matter OF repairing No rs Engine house
referred.
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sLEE-REINER.-on Wednesday, Oct.
10Th, ls00,a the home OF the brides par
ents, in Albany, by Rev. S. q. Irvine, d.
d., Mr.. Harry flee, OF Spokane Falls, and
Miss Annie Reiner, daughter of Mrs.
Chas. Wagner, of Albany. Only the rel
atives and near friends were present.
The happy couple have the best wishes OF
many in Albany for their future happi-
ness and prosperity.
CRESWELL--R RAIN WATER. - On
sunday morning, Oct. I2th, 1890, at the
residence OF the brides mother. In Benton
county, by Rev l. Trumbull, Mr. ] A
Creswell and Miss Bessie Rainwater, both
of Benton county.
MARSHALL.-On Sunday noon, Oct.
II, 1890, In Albany, Clyde, son of Mr.. A.
II. Marshall, aged II years.
The deceased had been cripple all his
life. Recently dropsv set in. ultimately
causing his death. He was an innocent
affectionate boy whom everybody liked
because of so many good qualities.
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AMONG BREAKERs.-As Albany Is TO
have bridge next year, probably about
such structure as Sslem's, the DEMOCRAT
will endeavor to keep our citizens posted
about their trials and tribulations, and
perhaps thus enable this city to avoid some
breakers. The Statesman says, there are
those in Salem-and they are many-who
have been carefully watching the con-
struclion of the big Marion and Polk
county bridge across the river at Salem,
who give it as their opinion that the big
central pier that has just been completed
is settling and is already several inches out
of plumb. 1t is said 10 lean to the east
This is not given as fact, but is gathered
| from current rumors.
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n ISsoLUuoN NOTICE.-To whom
Id 1t may concern The co partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of Hoffman, Hayne q Co, carrying on a
general m anufacturing of artificial stone,
sewer pipe, etc, in Albany, oregon is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
John NJ Hoffman, retiring. The bust
ness will be continued hereafter by q. G.
Hayne and @. s. Buck. under the firm
name of Hayne q Buck, and at the old
place of business, The new firm assume
ali liabilities and collect all accounts.
Dated this 18th day OF October, 1890.
JOHN NJ HOFFMAN,.
u. u. HAYNE.
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the arm, which rendered bis arm and har d
perfectly helpless for one year.
VIM Parrott, Middleton, Or. deafness
many years, cured.
e Anderson, Salem, Or, ca.arrh seven
years, cured.
ID w Emmett, Salem. Or, deafness ten
years, restored
Many thousands Of other cases might
be published did not The want Of space
here forbid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-17

LiNS CouNrY AGIrATEO. The inie-
curacy OF The June census farce Is showing
NJ Ia new light since the department
has positively refused u re count Of the
state. II the present enumeration stand AZ
basis. the mex, spporiionment bill Tor the
state will cut down the representation from
Linn county, giving hut one senator and
two representatives. In the legislature, and
increasing Portland, Il Il estimated, 80 thai
she viii hsye about one fourth Of the mem,
bcrshp. It Is nanifesliy unfair The way Il
stands, not only for Lirn but aiso for Lane
an. without doubt for Benton, Clatsop, ans
! all the Eastern Oregon couniics.--Sta,es-
man. That was ie thing the recount wal
for. As for the agitation. though, w'
haven't seen any.
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THE DUDE GoNE.- Advertising 90
wonders. II las most ehectually ban
ished the dude from the United States.
IT has also helped to build up a live
grocery business for Conn & Hendricson,
Of this city, where high prices are un-
known. They keep a fine line Of groce-
ries, produce, etc, and doing their own
work, sell at bottom prices, rs can be
easily learned by pricing their goods.
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RIAL ESTATE SALES

Jonathan Wassom TO Nathan r
Beaman,4 lots, ,bl 2,W's A ,Leb,s 200
VIM Bradshaw TO II II Quigley, ,i85
acres, 13 W 2. 2................s 1000
A Hackleman to T. NJ Horton lot.
bl 10, IFS 2nd A............, $50
Arthur Heard 70 M Beard, y int
oreBt In lot ABS A ,Tang't 400
A liaLA leman TO Frederick Bruck-
man, ,lots and 2, ,bl Is, HIS 3rd A a75
A J Hodges TO Mrs Martha Logan,
2 lots, Fairdale A TO Albany. :. 10
$ w Paisley to Martha Logan, COX
III feet, bl 90, Albany ......... 400
Martha Logan TO Jane Tanning, lot
|, bl SO, Albany. 1850
Frank. Murphy TO II w Langdon,
lot 4, bl 7, lis Ord A.......,. 17b
Anna M Houck to Louisa g Alex
ander, lot Ii, bl ! lis A... 1b0
Laura A Maxwell 10 Fannie Fox
and Sophia Baumgart, lot D, bl
ilS,H's Aa,.,......,....,... 1900
Catherine Arnold 10 Thomas Ar
mold, piece land, 10 " l..... 700
Mary NJ Cyrus 20 II g Hardman,
lot /, bl 10, RS End A...... 300
Rufus Thompson TO Addie Thonp-
son, one-half interest In lots,
IN Rural Dale ale,............... 1900
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Public Sale.

HAvING MORE STOCK THAN WE
H can winter, we will sell on Saturday
November l., 1890, at our farm on the
Narrow Gauge railroad, miies south of
Taliman, without reserve. to the highest
bidder. a fine lot OF young horEes, consis.
ting OF brood mares in foal to Oneco and
Altego. rosdsters. workhorses and ponie s
on the following terms: Ono years time.
without interest, with approved security /.
Twelve per cent off for cash.
Mcknight Bros.
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Recently We published an item about
farmers wagon at rendIeton being en-
tircly consumed from hot box. The
following item from the Pendleton Tri-
bune spoils the effect Of IL entirely
Some time ago the report got out that
Edward Goodnight had lost his wagon in
n peculiar manner. According TO the re-
port the wagon caught fire from hot box
on one Of the wheels. Mr. Goodnight
called on US one day this week and in
formed us that the report was entirely
false"
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NEw BLACKSMITH Suup. " Willis
has jss, completed hiG blacksmith shop at
the corner OF Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds OF Iron and wood work
Can be ftsd and done in hrst class orde r
Bring on your plows. wagons, etc, etc.
Tor rrps ~.
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KID GLOVES I HANDLE.--Our Own, a
genuine kid glove, warranted at so per
pair. The celebrated + Centemcri at $I.6o
per pair. The MatheT In button and stay
iastenings at $I.7s per pair. The genuine
Foster hook at So 90 per pair. Also Mus
quetair, Sued and Glace finish.
SAMUEL K. YOUNG.
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PRoBABLY SToLEy.-1his morning n
man was seen to put a package under n
sidewalk In the south western part OF The
city. After he was gone the matter was
investigated when boys overcoat with n
cape WAS found. In one pocket bting a
ticket to Albany, and near by base ball +.
The articles proved to be stolen, the owne r
Of the coat being son OF Rev. Marcelluf,
Of Lebanon, who had laid II on the bench at
the depot, a tramp stealing il. lie came to
Albany to-day and secured the property.
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EVERYBODY SAYS So.-If the wild
wav escould talk they would say, "Go to
Powell & Co.'S for groceries and pro-
duce, or their stock is large, their prices
low and quality the best" This Is the
universal verdict of their customers.
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LARGEST IN TIE VALLEY.-Will& & Stark
have received the largest and finest dis
play Of silver ware in the valley, as their
elegant display Of novelties in the line
will testify. They invite the public to
call at their store and sea their fine me-
tropolitan stock,
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THEY HAVE CoMK.-A large and ele-
giant assortment of sultings, never surpass.
ed in Albahy, and can be seen at w Il
Graham's. The designs are very pleasing
aud will suit the most fastidious. Mr
Graham aPprec!ating the desire here for
stylish goods In elegant patterns has taken
extra pains to bring on a stock Of suct
suilings as will meet with general favor.
II you would see the best stockof goods ir
this line ever brought to Albany call at the
tailor shop of w K Graham.
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II makes no difIsreGee TO the business
of Albany or any part of Il where the new
bridge shall be located, ,jest so the city gets
Il When the location Ia selected there
should be nnanImlty towards raising the
money ior II regardless OF its site. The
bridge Is what Is wanted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-17

Following Is the list Of letters remaining
IN the post Office at Albany. Linn county,
Oregop, Oct 18th, 1890. Persons calling for
these letters must give tho date oD which
they were advertised.
Book, Frank Davis, / N
Ford, Jennings Harmon, Helen q
Jinks, Mrs Mary Pennebaker, q w
r THOMPSON, Z. NJ.
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New CARPETS, new carpets, new car
pets and new styles, latest patterns, the
best in the market, just received at A. b.
McIlwain's. The stock is large and
choice, selected for this market, and peo
pie wanting the best carpets at the low
est prices should call and inspect hii
splendid stock. 1t was bought low anC
will be sold low.
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Snowfall in the midst oi harvest, says
the Spokane Review, IL very unusual
thing in this country; in fac the memory
Of the oldest inhabitant can recall moth
Ing like Il in years gone by. Last Thurs
day, however, the farmers in the vicinity
Of Garfield, who have not yet finished
cutting their grain, were warned by iew
big, wet, heavy flakes that nature IL ready
10 prepare the soil for another harvest,
and that haste on their part would be
advisable.
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lsATRUcrIoS IN MUsic.--Those wish
Ing Instruction In piano, orgsn or har-
mony, should call on Mrs II + fiollen-
beck. at the residence Uf Mrs Thomas
Monteith. Private musicales will be given
each term for the benefit Of pupils.
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Albany market.

Whent-63La
Oats 40.s
Bntiei-20e ptto.
Pggs-- 20t
Hay--9,00,
Potatoes-.75 cts per bushoI
Beef-on foot, Ylsc
A pples-75 cents per bu,
pork-6lSc per II dressed
Bsccns s--hains, l2xc,
shoulders, &c.
sides l0c.
.ard--9c per ID.
Flour~-4.25 per bbl.
hickens-4.00 90 per doz.
III Feod--bran, Hooper ton
shorts, 16.
middllngs, 20.
ChoT~ ~,
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corsets. Corsets.

We make speciality ofladies and misses
fine corset, and waists. We also have
drive in a French satine corset at rs cents
Extra good value.
SAMUEL E YouNc.
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\ young married couple who moved
out ot Hat the other day left behind
them the following laundry list Baby's
clothcB-Ftye white drcsscs, . collorcd
dresses, , white skurts. 3 flannel skur,s,
. skur,s, i bonnet and cloak 1 hlew apron,
} bibls, / shoulder cape,tl a:aes. Lena =
clothes-One white skurt, . white skurtH,
. night gowns. apron. white collars. 8
hankerchets, 2 napkins, colarl apron, /
goss skuFt, ! suit underclothes. wipe
towels. Joe-One pair socks under.
shirt. rhc laundry bill tells It's own
story. Joe was the husband.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-17

A noted French doctor prescribes bee
stings for rheumatism, and the DEMOCRAT
hastens to inform several who have been
carrying potatoes and buckeyes OF the
fact. The stings act the same as vaccin-
alton; but only hold their influence for
about six months when the rheumatic
must be stung again. This is not funny
businss but scientific fact yet it shows
that we live in funny world.
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Pendleton man, Eays the T.. o.. who
lately returned with hla wife from n visit
10 Portland and the exposition, Is tribe
disgusied 10 draw Il mildly. lie Ia not Il
sungy man nor even economical m The
word goes, but after himself and better
hail had eaten n liltle chicken aud drank
aone coffee for breakfast In q hlgh-toned
metropolis restaurant. one could have
knocked HIN down With IN undrrsixed
molecue when hc found that his bill was
$a1o.
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Wholesale dealers have notified our
local hardware mel. hants that the price Of
cutlery has advanced one third. This Is
due 10 the Mckinley bill, and viii be a
good thing fot manufactures already max
ing enormous prolits Tho farmer will like
Il "in horn"