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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

COMMITTEES TO MEEr.- .-Allcomniittecs
having charge of matters connected with
the decoration of the Masonic Hall are
notified to mee.at Masonic Hall to NOR
row evening at o'clock sharp.
BY order Of Com OF Arrangeme nts. :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

Lo0s I.osr,-w Wednesday morning Coco
feet Of logs got loose on the Mckenzie and
II was thought all Of them woald be lost.
They were valued ut about 100000. and
win probably lodge along the Stats and
float down stream.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

urs ASD Dowss.--Some Of the prlncl-
pal ups and downs IN business iiel .
keep gsaiTiy up and prices dsws. This IL
being done very successfully Al LaForesi
& r lumpsons. and those dinner sets to be
dissFlh ated among our customers ian. tst
5 creating no ilitlc interest as well As ou :
prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

MADE TO cuT-when buying an axe
get the beat. one that 10 durable as well AZ
SHARP, and the p sce 10 do Il Is at Price &
Robson, who als. save fne line of we'd
yes, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
WEDNESDAY.

Bargains at Reads.
Ladies all wool scarlet underwear. $50
B&S.
Babies Chamois moecasins at Blrrows 4
Searis.
Mr. Jesse South. Of the Forks, ia in the
city to-day.
II Williams, ex-Assessor. has been in
the city.
Great clearance sale for the next so days
at w + Reads.
Good evening Have you tried Hnbbards
Elegant Lotien
For dentrisIry try DR. wagenner over the
Linn County Bank.
10 per cent of on all cash sales for the
next 30 days at w + Read's.
We can and will sell cloaks cheaper than
any Portland house. w + Read.
Low prices arc what counts and g e
Brownells is the place TO get them.
You can saye many a dime by trading at
II G Habbards new drug store. Try it.
Sauer kraut, pickles, picked pigs feet
and everything nice at G L Brownells.
! Ask to soc our Railroad Engineer shoes,
just received at Blrrows & Saarls.
A good secondhand organ for sale che ap
at the Art studio over Liua County Bank.
Those desiring dishes OF lamps eau find .
bargain at La Forest & Thompsons.
Choice Sicily lemons, dried italian prunes
peaches etc, AT LaForest 4 Tnompsons.
Mr. Crossman, recently of Pennsylvania, j.
in the city with view to locating.
No need to suffer with the headach whcr
Hubbard's Capsules will surely cure you.
1901 cases Of matches were recently ship
ped 70 Portland by way Of the Oregon Pa
cific.
i Fears are entertained that the Sandorsol
bridge on the South Santiam will be takei
OF by high waters.
Il Mr. William McCullocb, an old and hiahl.
respected p neer Of Linn county, is lynn
dangerously i'll at Harrisburg.
Phelps, the printer, makes speciality q
fine work. Office oyer w f Il Cos expires
ofie.. First street.
MrEC Phelps has juse opened new 10
, printing Office on First street. over w
/ Cos express Office, and is now ready for bus
meas. Give him call for fine work.
The river has been raising steadily durir
the day, in all about foot and half, and
press time was ~ feet to 5 inches abo,
low water mark
t The river has been rising steadily all da'
4 The Cslipooia particularly Is on the rampae
When We hear from the mountains it
!. thought it sill be in an immense volume
: water.
"A Choice cloaks are now being offered at
oents on the dollar st Sample rooms oppos
, the Revere House. Remember we are hs
for few dsys only. See adv In this isss
e A good cloak man wanted.
ae The Chinaman that assaulted Mrs Mhrr
n Of the Exchange Hotel few evenings sin
7e was brought up before Squire Hamphr
81 aud waived examination. His ball WIS Iix
II af $500. IL default Of which ha Hal seaf
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MARRIED.

wATERs-MooRE-on On Jan alst, 1890
at the residence Of ] M Waters IN Browns
Vile, BY Rev 9 Sperry, MrW w Waters
and Miss Ida Moore. The wedding was
largely attended and fine display of pre-
sents was presented the happy couple.
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Chinese Nes Year is over.
Wheat has gone up notch 70 Gi cents
aud osts 70 30 cents.
A drunken tramp Wa arrested yesterday /.
10 was looking for plses 20 stop and fonn d
one.
Mr. g L Buck reiufned last ni1hl from a
trip 10 Iowa aud IL nov prepared 10 max Q
Albaay his permanent home.
Among the lest advertisers 10 Baker City,
arc Lnderman & McGfash. Commefciai
men aas they are doing dns business.
DR. w II Rowland has formed q partner
ship with Ms l. G Stratton. II lliliers Ia the
management Of the Pacific Medical Cos
business.
Mr. Z O Bsardsley has Just completed
decorating his real estate otties, including
alectric lighit, and IL il DOW ~ attractive
place.
Nr Emmett. father of J r Emmett, OF Nc.
Coy. died ~ Aibany last Saturday, and was
brought TO Bethel for bsriAl Sunday .--0al-
las Observer.
Mr. James Marray has returned from .
trip up tho Colnn,bs. and ia . fow days
sill take charge Il this Exchange Hotel.
Jim u rastlrr IN the hotel business.
live cities haye. There il no better stgn Of
mosshaekism than cows rasning al large in
. city largo enough 70 put on airs.
The Rasasll.I Jewell Dramatic % present
ed Lynwood last nighs 10 fair house. Tho
company Il . good oae, and in this thrilling
military drama displayed come very clever
acting.
Every saloon keepe. 10 Albany was nosi-
/ hed lass evening not 10 sell Mr W II Green
wood Intoxicating driaas. and aome zt isAs.
had an opportunity 81 refasi Z his reqaest.
and did 50.
Three men we're arrested At 1niare. Cal.
this morniug charged with ths recent train
robbery near that city. Thsy were heavily
armed. and daaisd the charge. tut circam
stances were said TO b. against them.
Mr. Wss Shannon, the horseman, who has
been Salem since the State fair. III with ~
phoid fever, returned 10 Albany this coon
looking pretty thin; bat on the improve.
Mr. Baekensto, the gentleman who pnr-
chased the Jones lot oa Main street last fall
was In town the fore pafi Of the wtck. II.
was accompanied by his father, who was
looking u Dallas property. ID .llas Observer
The rains haya not yet raised tha Cali
pooia sailisi-ntiy 10 bring the logs up l.,
Crawfordssillad down the creek and Mr. Moy
er who has large qasattty thinks u doabt
ful II there ia snsiipisat wAtz. for the pnrposs
Il They ars telling Of Salem man, says fh
Grant oonnty News. wta asked tso boys /
garry half cnrd ri wood from sha s,dewal
up flight OF stairs 70 his otIica. and ~he
they had finished the task handed one Of th
lads nickel. with instructions to."diyids |,
between them.
Mr. b Selling left last evening for Aihau,
to attend the faneral Of his brother. Mr. Isai
= Selling, who died Friday al that p.acs. tt
deceased was . wealthy merchant of A.bar
and prominent and influential citizen,
Pendleton 4 O. This must be an error.
no suoh prominent merchant has reside
here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

a ssafsmT IpgA.-we refer TO the large
sn5 me line OF saws and carpenters tools
st Price & Robsons. The best In marke.
and prices the lowest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

AasEy's Apotrros.--ss lots ia this as.
aison to Albany, near Hackieman's 3ra
Mdltion.i for sale. At $50 to Stss a lot, at
Lurran & Monteith's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

A sHARr irGM The sne., line Of cut.
leFy and shears In the city at stewar. q
ssxs Their goods are the very best asd
will stand the test.
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Ladies' shoes. mems shoes. misses shoes
chiidrens shoes, mems boots, boya boots, at
less than cost 10 make room for oths- goods
as c Z fsrowneil'a.
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Following ls the list Of letters remaining Ia the Posi-
oniee, Albany, Linn county, orsgos. Jan. %, 1850
Persons calling for these ios.ss must give IN, data
which thor were advertised:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

An elegAnr line Of new designs Of ehaiss
Just received At FoFtmiIler 4 ITVing's.
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BORN.

BURKHART.-on Jan. as, 1890, to
the wife of ] ii Burkhart boy. All
doing we'll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

all ask ia an honest comparison Of my
prices with those Of other dealers.
q 4 BRowsEtG-
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Keep Your Eye on
E.G. BEARDSLEYS
Column.

Agent for New Zealand ms. Co. Capl-
tal. Ss,oco,ooo. Fire andMarine Tnsufauc
written.
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some iias heney looking for custom srs q
Browneli's
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A DsMocRAT man witnessed curious in
eident. A stranger came oat Of ualoon
carrying aew and niee looking umbrella.
aud passed along the street. lie wa. short.
y followed BY rssidsa. Of the city. who
after getting good look a. the maa and the
umbrella, followed rapidly after him. Over.
taking the stranger hs demanded tho am
biella. The stranger ssAmmsred and got
mad aud said 10 waa mistake. Bnt be
dtdn't 80 baok after any loss smbralIs. co i
must hsve been slesF css. OF deliberate
steal. What he deserved was oilhar doss
Of iaii or a big hat rapidly applied Tho
mesnsst Of all thisfa is the deliberate um-
brtlla thief. Take manis umbrella when
be is away from home. lend you not ouiy rob
him Of property bat leave him ia the wet
PRoE. II. G. PALMER's Conservatory OF
Music, Twredale's block, First street, Al
bany, Oregon, opened January soth, 1890.
The course Of instruetion will consist oi
classes for piano,organ, harmony ard voice
culture. There will be a normal class and
diplomas furnished TO teachers. Students
graded 10 insure equality In rendition
Prof Palmer's u the only recognized suc.
cessful system known for thorough
musical education. Send for circulars and
references. Oiiiec hours to p. m.
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Albany Market.
wheat--8ie
Cats S0r.
BaRtes-25c pF 10.
FkEB-23f
Hay-g.oo.
ausasocs- - cts per buslaol
Tssaf--on Esso., ssSr
Apples --75 cents per bu.
surk--6Il1c per u. dressed.
fsscons ham. i2Tc.
shoulders, 80.
sides les.
.AFd--o: par 10.
siour,-s.25 per bbl.
hsekeus--s 90 por tiox.
Ito Feed--bran, 400 per ton
shorts, 10.
middlIngs, %.
ChoT >, 1n.3
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Albany market.

Toy Tia fan cream cassse a. . & Brown
ella.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

TnE LAsr oNgs. This noon the las,
of the victims of the snow blockade, who
had started for San Francisco, returned
North. They had been burrowed In a,
Ashland and vicinity for week or two
aud were tired out. Amoag the crowd,
were the members Of the Hans Boatman
troup and Miss Swanton,th the eloeu,Ionls,.
the latter of whom was quite disgusled,
aud viii go east like lightning or Nellie
BLY,. They reported many interesting and
exciting circumstances, and joking and
other amnsemeuts were the order. One
DIR LOOMS, Of Rosebufg, ON being guyed,
got mad and drew revolver but didn't
shoot. This they reported rs ore Of the
worst theatrical episodes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

DIED IN IowA.-Mr p r Chaffce and
family left Albany two or three weeks ago
for Pennsylvania. They stopped off
Hawrden. Iowa, where Mr Cbaffee was
taken with the grippe and died four days
afterwards on the I4th instant. Mr. Chat
fee, who resided here several months was
hardworking' industrious man and was
member of the Masonic lodge.
.DfDN'T we welcome our exchanges? ?
Yea, even though the winds OF early Ian
uary we're blowing through the whiskers
of some of them on the day that they
started out to find our sanctum.-Bsker
Ci.y Reyeille.
This reminds us that we received about
zen Reveilles in one day, coed sign Of
the extent Of the blockade. Ugh.
A CHINOOK. Is bas been the wcttesi
day of the season, there having been a con
tinuaI downpour. An old timer says it II
genuine chinook and will knock ths
snow In the mountains out In short meter
A big rise in the river may be looked for
At present there IS about ten feet.
A BUSINESS cHANoE. / w Star
has sold his interest in the drug store 0
Starr 4 Chus.ck TO Mr. 6 c stanard Q
Brownsville, and has purchased the druj
b business Of the latter at that city. ID
. Starr will move to Brownsville and M
Starard to Albany. Mr. Stanard is liv
!, young man and will make good either
MODEL MEN Baker City's new police
e men viii have to be model men. The
Z, cannot enter saloon Or other bnildine
except on business, cannot drink, Gam.
y swear y rye abusive language ana e
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ExPgLLED. Ed Baichs, Harry and
john Wood, all of South Bend Wash, were
expelled yesterday, by Prof Van Scoy,
from the Willamette University for rcfus-
Ing TO attend church. They took the o..
clock train for their homes, yesterday after.
noon.--Salem Journal.
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NELLm BLx.-NeIiIe bly,. alias Miss
Elizabeth Coehranc, who arrived IN New
York Saturday from her trip around the
world, made I, Ia y days, 9 hours and II
minuies. That was fact travelling and
must have tired Nellie Bly, considerably.
Didn't give her much tins for stopping
and attending thessers Miss BIsland her
competition Wa considerably slower. and
viii OF course, wapt 10 tear Ncllle's ewes
out. Albanv people appreciate the great
nctorieiy Of the business. II was an ad.
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BAD FOR STocK.-Mr Jason Wheeler
has just received letter from hi, son
Frank at Camp Polk on Squaw Greek
which tells of deep snow, for forty days
bare ground not being seen. Stock was
suffering and where not fed 81 home
was dying fast. Mr Wayne ciaypool had
already bought $500 worth of hay for his
GOO cattle and 100 horses and It was about
all gone. The outlook was dubious.
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nv InE sstTmEHs nerse,RS.

Aug. IS, 1890.
John Baieh OF Harrisburg. IL Ia this
neighborhood With his mammouth steam
thrrshing ou,ht. consisting of thirty six
men, three cooks. and complete outfit of
machinery yesterday Sunday evening.
They were irving a self-icedlng attach
ment on the separator. having an expert
from Portland TO oversee the work, but
have not % yet made II work well oa
wheat though II does very well on oats.
Harvest work Is progressing though
somewhat slowly on account of the grain
ripeniug unevenly. Grain Is yielding
much better than was anticipated aud
good quality too.
Mrs Phiipo, and daughter, Clara came
near meeting Will, a serious accident while
on their way To church Yesterday. They
were In cart ard the horse stumbled and
fell. throwing Miss Clara out and bruislng
her considerably. Mrs Philpot caught on
the dashboard and 70 saved herself fall
In our last communication VIC stated
that Nick Martin had gone 10 California
for wife, which was not true at that
time, but as the story was unin,cnlional
we can make II right now ~ he ID gone
this time sure.
The race horse owned by the Jones
Brothers was BADLY crippled on a bar5ed
wire the other day.
Mr. Cuckey finished haiIng his hay last
week. He had about fifty tons.
Mr. Getehell's team ran away one da,
last week with Mrs Getcheil and two chill
rem in the wagon. By great presence oi
mind she succeeded Ia putting both chill
d'en OF, and then got out herself after
the horsca had ran about a half mile, 80
beyond iew bruises and bad fright no
damage was done.
Papa and Mamma McNary have named
their daughter Ada.
Mr. Tui incr expects TO start for his former
home In New York about tie 2olh of this
month. He does not like our dry sum
mers aod saws he Is going where II rains
once In while.
sc Annitage of Portland, and Miss
Annitage CT Eugene, were visiting their
sister Mrs Getchell one day last week.
Elder Craig assisted by Rev Mallroy
held services at the SummeTyille school
house last Sunday. a full house was In
attendance.
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HINTS To nOuSE1eErFEs,

Hard woods slouIi simply be wiped oa With
a soe cloth or sproHge WIRING i'om clear. warm
water end dried at once.
Wash ink stains ftoh carpets with mi'k, and
afterwards with ho, water, when flesh. Old
ink stains mus, frs; be wei,ed. then rubbed
viii salts Of lemon and washed q"iekly.
Brighten yoar silver ly boiling nup in soapy
wayer br few hours. cover With whiting
mois,ened with scme spirits. dY in she over.
and rub Oh end polish ai;h ehamois.
The way to wipe The wallis Of room IS To
cover broom with piece Of cheese cloth. aud
beginning a, the eel'iHg draw the broom down
ia lines. changing the ehsh as It becomes
soiled.
Keep celery isSh rs rolling II Ia blown paper
sprinkleI with water, Ihep in a damp cloth, and
pu, it in a cool. cars place. Before preparing
!, Tor the table ,ulmrrge II IN cold water aud
le, ii stand tos sac roar, Il ~ill lie found ysty
crisp
How many aemea kpow tow TO prepare a
perfectly fresh seg 20 thar an fiie,ei stomach
can cat ~ Posr loi..ng waller oyes the egg in
its shell. lei it stand on The tank in lae wsief
for FIVE minutes The eEg ~ill be nearly as
smooth as eunasd, afd IS almoS; as easily di-
gcsted as iaw one. while is flavor is soms-
thing delicious.
To brighten git picture frames take suiii-
eien, -four Of sulphur 10 give golden .inge It
about pint and hall Of water. aud in ihii
boil fear or FIVE bruised onions,or garlic, whict
all answer the same purpose. Strain of th
liquid, aud with il. when cold, wash With I
soft brush any gliding which requires renewing
and when dry it will come out bright anew.
In washing very hne maslins. they should bt
soaked in tepid water in which boraz has beet
dissolved. one Tablespoonful Of bofax - gal
lon Of water being sufficient. After half al
hour they can berubbed geh,ly in soapsad
made Of fine white card soap. and boiling wa'e
then poured over them and lef, 10 cool. The
should be well Tinsed and ,quez-d ratbe
than wrung out.
To preserve the crispneas aud flavor ofgFeei
vegetables for salads, throw them in ice wate
for an hour, then dry carefully on soft towel
being careful not TO bruise them, and then pu
in a cold place until wanted, Never mix an,
salad with the dressing until you are ready t,
serve it, Use the coolest OF dishes 10 serv.
on, and, il garniahed properly, il Is oae Of th
most attractive and wholesome dishes on tn
table.
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nEAL EsrATE saIfs.

4 Hscklenan to z { Phelps ira I
IN liz 3fd ad TO Albany an. 600
I. aud Agnes Bailey TO g ii Burt
tract ia block o. In Albany. goo
Allie Waters ci al TO Horace A
Powell undiy Il E Il DLC4s 100
! ) Ames 10 Israel Wood ~
acres IN ] I Ames - l. c az
4 " & II Tyson 10 ] { Porte 5
acres in ID l. c oi MILLER S7s
4 carey 10 \ c Myers tract iu
ioi 8 in scio ............. 700
y e. MyeTs TO ] a Carey half lois
3s 4 36 in scio. o......--..,.. 500
G w Smith et ux 10 " { Morgan
lot 8 blk Pipes ; Albany al 75o
i i! I;urklssri ct NIX 10 + ii God
aard 6.Is acres n Up II ) Il 3w Goo
/ J II Barkhart Ct ux TO IA o Ba!ch
acres in sec TYP ~ SIT GOO
/ Jas McIlargu. ct ux to q I; >a.n-
/ ner E1z vf y EZ blk IS ii's sd 500
( " II iiobson 10 " b HoisAcs .ot 7
5 bk 9 IIobson ad To Mill C.ty ~
/ = c King 10 Elmira rugh Dix ia
/ Hoiley ..... - 20
/ Vi Ra'slon et ux TO & Gordon
lot tlk ~ 3rd al to Leb 100
) W Keith 10 & :. Fos;er undiy
Z int in ) Z Z sec 20 tI3sr4e 500
y Nf1fuG CT uN 10 iNDbA i4allt~
son 90 acres in lp II ) r 3W 35oo
DC Holt et ux To q ) Holt ago
In secs IS. 20 tpIt sr3w 1000
United States 10 John Haley
Z secs ) and 4 tp9SR Z 2oe
State Of Oregon 10 ) Ho,ine W =
see sc tp Il ) X = w 4oc
5 fioline 10 Chas Z Ladd W = sec
tpI4 ) r w.. 96c
Linn County 10 CorneIia Baldwin
lois / 4 s 6blks ! W ad .s 60.
Stephen Baliiett et ux TO E ] John
son % In TIPS II, I3 : 4 w loo
Ethan Z taft TO VIM Patrick 100
acres in sec 4 tp 10 K + IoO
Gideon Sewers TO Geo Miller ct al
I2o IN sec 40 tp 10 ) Rs t 6o'
Chas - Bates TO VIM Patrick \ l.
sec 20 tp 10 ) K ) E ~ 100
! w c Davis ct al 10 y Z Crume Ct al
tots . blk Shields - $50
Mary Dickson ct al 10 II Dickin
son 4I.ss acres Up II 5 w Al
Total for week .4....
SaI.o7
Total for year ...........I I,Sio,7l
Four mortgages were filed consideration
$1,000.
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Geo Brown, m employee at the u. p train
yard at AlbffIa as n wiper. was accideptly
run ovsr by an engine aud died yesterday
At IL o'clock.
The I, ield of wheat in this county 10 enor-
Tous. The grain Ia plump and is in bet
ter condition for market than for many
years preyions.--M MountaInecr.
Pete Montgomery who was shot last
Sunday Of tho trick yard east Of this city
by Underwood is not improving lsnch.
Tho ball has not been removed.
Stephen sneed forwarded 1860 pounda Of
hops via Sacramento to Milwaukee By fast
freight Thnreday. These hops we're OF the
1890 crop and the product Of u acres
Guard.
John Z Irish of the San Francisco Alta
has been nominated by the demnci ats for
congress in the third congressional district
Of that siat,0 John + hes about 5000 ma
jofity % yafcoDe.
Tie sand along The }, al rear Grant Is
three feet deep over tbs rack. Two trains
left ,ety this uOrning for tbs east; bus
did MT &, any farthsF than Grant, by
reason OF tie sand --Maui sineer.
Oa our tlLls iiey ~ impretentions lttls
sheet rail- ig nDdef ts unique name o
| Fl0isam aud Jetsan IL Is edited by
Willie u Mansfield Lonisians, sen o. Re'
! I IS White lorpefl, of tiris cfy. IL .
q shining gem gin The wny d amateur jous
naifm.
TIE o. gnisi, Hailfoa Conp.py has
| adopted 'sitb iltf pew feeig dh, prscsiee
very weicf mo - its pppDyts, Of paY'sg oi
regularly. 3efetelore payday bIv bssf
fow and IA ,es~pen b1, now hey F'll pay
III regaiu y nesreeu the 10Th and Sch o
each moat. Jhis eill ke pisc, of go1t
rs~b 10 ;'is sp.l'lyees Of .bst ioa'.
iinsfghous "A :tiummer for a Port
lard Nlisky house was in very hilaf
ous condition l1Ei evening on the streets
IL bieay a poics whistle and when con
froniel by policeman he demanded &
he taken 10 iie iIolion House. II
Imagined Sc was in the recounted city.
'fnE "ILLAMErTg.--1he he steam er Wi
Ismeue Valley arrived at Yaquina oa
yesterday. The foilowing Is list Of he
passengers. y Mniarovich, n w Butlei
~ Davidson, Beliman, II Beliinaf
Mrs ID a lion, T. Long ard wife, )
: Brush, J Mugnold, Chas Delaney. Mr.
D Dr Scott ard two children, + Arn5ergei
! K l. Lambert, vile and IN &c childrei
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