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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-28
VIII We Have Il Iirht,

N"IiMEiA,$. G., Aug. lt.--E.M. .Hrav-
!Hh' chAlTman OF the Republican state
EH"rNtlT" t0mmittrc. issued Il call TO-
DAY FOR Il HrpmhlirHn State Convention
To- he held In this rity0n September 18th.
1 ms convention. which will consist of
10 drl"GairS, Will elect Il new EXcvu-
i've committee and transact other husi-
ness lhat may be deemed &lylsnIllr
W hen asked by reporter if nO!nina-
non Tor Stat" officers W0uld be made.
Mr. HraNton replied: "Thr call s;lys'and
to transact amy other business that NAV
h" Hrrm"l advisable and cant say
Wh"tn"r nominations Will hn mad" or
not. bu' N"u are 1T liberty TO guess" "
y lr"lnlMrNt col"rrl Republican WAS
seen later who said That he was positive
lliAl termination WDuid h" made and
that | nifcd States Marshal Cunning
ham. 0; Charleston. would hr the NOM
lNrc for Governor
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-28
Starving Canadians.

QUEBEC. August 30.~-Lc Canadicn
appeals TO the leaders of the Ottawa and
quebec governments to provide work
Tor the inhabitants of the Counties below
Quebec whose crops are Il total failure,
The paper says il has asccrlaincd thoL
thousands of families are preparing TO
leave the country andun the projected
Matanc railway is pushed ahead in order
to provide these families with bread
emigration will take place which will
be ruinOus to the Dominion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
KEEP pPosTED.

r. NJ. French keeps railroad tima
Is cent shaving a. ' Feekf.
tickets fer ~ 1t viersek's.
Boots aud 1890 a. cost at Reads.
Saratoga chips At G + Brownelps.
J. p. Wallace. Physician and sure con. Al
bAny, Orr
A fins line Of all kinds OF iarniture. plain
and upholstered, hes stock in this part OF
Orsgon At Fortmillsr Irvinsis
IA ArehibalL. a.sas Gin GER Msuaiaeiar
ing Co., opposite OIi Fsilo~. rempie. Al
bAnY.
An elegant line Of niIt tabls spreads, im
beautiful designs. just received At Fcrtmiller
4 Trviugs.
cans Golden Star tomatoes for so cents
At @ Meyers, and all other; canned goessA
cheap for eAnh.
Ju.. rsssiy.d new table linen at w. Y.
Reads.
Nv Starr. physician andsargeOn. Albany
Oregon.
Coed cooking stove only SO az HopaI q q
SAltmarsh's.
sehairs running stsady a. visreck's shaw
ing parlors.
Best roast sofrse in ,se city NJ oosrsd
Meyers.
Kirks ssvon ImpsriAl soap. sloo box II
9 Z BrowDsll's
Sixty dozen window shade. ju.tseeeivsd
at Portmillsr & Irving's.
w Bentley. best bo.a and shos maker Ia
city. opposite Fortmilier & Iriing's.
n large end fps linz 0f wirdow bso
just received Al rortmiH.r L Trvines.
We have the best $l.50 kid glove svsE
brought TO AibAuy a. w r Reads.
New is the Nae 70 save mon4y by buying
boots and shoes st coat Of w. r. Read.
Go 70 Bsrdue for honest weights, good
goods and lowest living prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
caareh Birerssry.


U. P.CauRca. - Preaching Sabbai n,
| morning aud evening by Rev. T.. G. Ir.
vine, d. ID. Sabbath School a. e:aO p n
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening.
EvAsGKLIcAL CHukcH. - Preaching on Sab.
sath at 100 A. NJ, and 7P. n. Sabbath
school 1000. Prayer meeting syeFy We'd
nesday evening 7:30. Rev. Fisher, pastor.
All are invited.
NJ. E. CHURCH, ,Sourn. -Preachiag ever,
Sabbath morning at II o'clock a. NJ and I.
30 o'clock r. N. Sabbath School at230 o'clock
r. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
At I-s0 o'clock. Rev. $ Hanleiter. Pastor,
NJ. Z. CHURCH. cH.--Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service In
he evening before sermon. Sabbath School
u 2s30 N. Prayer meeting uyory Thurs.
ayevening. Rev. S E Meminl es, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Crueuu. u.-S.~vice every
Sabbath morning and avenin,Ain Church
cor. Broadalbin and FifthSts. Sai.,laySchool
immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev Il X Prichard, pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CnURcn. Preaching every
Sabbath morning and eve Z, at Church ON 5th
Street. Sabbath Scnool imsma.liataly after
morning services. PRAYER lneeting sYer-
Thursday evening at 1880 a'clock. Rev.
Trumbeli, pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL s,nuncaa. -Servicesevery
Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 1915. Prayer naeeting on
Wednesday evening Of each week. Rev.
Rogers, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHuRcH Preaching overy
Lords day in month, morning and evening,
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock, "A.
NJ. ReyJ + Stewart Pastor
CATHOLIC CHURCH. Service every Sum
day at 1890 A. n. and r. NJ. Last Sunday
OF th, month service at Eugene City. Rev.
Louis Netayer. Rector.
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Following are the proceedings OF mass
meeting held In Willamina, pelk county.
Or, Dee s7il,, 1850, TO discuss railroad and
other matters OF interest 10 The town. The
meeting called TO order by II Bailey. Judge
Lucy was elected chairman, g q Linden,
secretary. The object OF the meeting was
eloquen,ly stated by Judge Lucy. who
graphically set forth the resources Of the
town and immedlste vicinity, and the ur-
gen. need for the people TO take action at
once, to let the outside world know that
we are here, with advantages that are ex
selled BY none and equalled by few places
on the Pacific coast Remarks were made
BY others. Judge Lucy was unanimously
elected as representative Of Wlllamina
to confer With railrsad officials and other
parties interested In the building OF rail-.
reads from the Willamette Valley to tho
coast. The chair appointed committee,
consisting OF II HALEY, Thomas Langdon
and & 6 Llnden,to prepare some statistics
and report on the evening OF Dec aSlh,after
which the meeting adjourned until said
uuae. Attiis aoloutueu necunk tue iols
lowing report was submitted
We find the smount OF grain raised Ia
this immediate slclnity,and that would be
shipped from this point had VIC facilities
10 handle Il, 10 be enc hundred thousand
bushels per annum number OF beeves
iaited, one thousand head sheep, five
thousand head hoga,one thousand head
hay.ene thousand tens, iisuilng milla ca
pasity, fifty barrels per day sac mill, ~.
teen thousand feet per day furniture fac
tory, etc, large area Of tillable land IN
occupied. Amount OF merchandise sole
al this point $50 600 per annum. BesideI
the water power already utilized, We fin,
that the Yamhlll river, by building dltcl
one half mile In extent at comparatlvsl'
no cost sicould be brought here with twen
ty-four foot head and afford unllmile,
power. Respectfully submitted,
i III BAILEY,
TIos LANoDoN,3
&C LINDEN.
Committee.
On motion the secretary was instructe
to furnish for publication q copy 0f III
proceedings Of this meeting to the Sa'en
Statesman and Albany DRMocRAT.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW S


SAN FRANeisco, Jan. 3.--rhe anxiety v hich
has been felt here ior Tho safety 81 the sleame
State ofcaAlotnia was allayed this afternoon
by the receipt Of a telegram nom First Officer
Stevens, sent flom Bowen's landing, about
seventy niles north Of San Francisco, stating
that the steamer had broken her shaft, bul
was otherwise uninjured, and oil on board
were well. Stevens with crewof four men,
left the vessel In liieboat yesterday and fowed
seventy miles 10 shore 10 send communiea-
ton to the steamship eompan5's Office in this
city.
SEATTLE. Jan. 3.--There is grave reason lo
fear that the steamer Wide West. which start.
cd from Astoria bound for Seattle on the so,h
Of December, has icundercd at sea. II has
been reported that she put Into Bakers bay
inside the Columbia liver, TO await bettel
weather, but a dispatch received this evening
by George II fieilbFon, one Of her owners
from Astoria, states positively that she erosseS
out on the aolh
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ls.ll,.d 81 Alhanr M 8. I. .


The new state headquarters of tho Penn
spiyania w. @ r. q. we're fornallysledica
ted add opened December 10. Tho rooms
arc In new and handsome building on Arch
street, Philadelphia.
5us. Kiadsr, of Fort Dodge, lswa, has
bssn fined $1,000 for violating the pfohibi-
tory law. w. H. II. Colby, prominent
business man was also fined $1,000 for allow
liquor 70 be sold In building owned BY him
afsr an injunction was gfnnfed.
The Nashville Issue claims that the mon
ey that Tennessee pays annually 10 the
whiskey shops lel5. 600. .000) would meet al
esuiar expenses Of the state for ten yenrs.
Nashville saloon rsoeipts alone would carry
on the government.
We are glad 70 learn Of the following off
cinl decision. as reported by the Mid Cont
nsnt. A Tennessee Judge ol the criminal
court has created sensation In religious
circles BY dsclsriag church ranis illegal
and charging Nashville grand jury 70
indiot ail gersons buying or selling tickets
The Chicago Daila News which has lately
stood out 20 bravsly against the saIoen, tiss
375 tons OF paper q month, this being more
by twenty tive t0hs, than the Tribune, Ir~
ter Ocean and Staa4s ZsitunR, the three
strongest ansi-prchibition papers, use, al
combined.
A wealthy gentleman Of large business
experience, who was an interested viiitor at
the national convention of the w. g. 4. u,
said he could not uuderstand how this great
organization was able to do 70 much for the
temperance oaase with 20 little money, and
incidentally remarked that the sam Of $25,-
600, lmore than tae entire amonut which
passed through the national w. G. r, u.
treAsnry last yessl would hardly be sniIi.
cient TO bay beer for political eoLvsltion
Mfs. Eaily Pitt Stevens, Of San Feaneisee
q doing good work Tor the w. g. T. H., o
California. The Msndocino county nnici
has gsiaed about Hyc hundysd member
Through her labors, aud soIaDo county nca.
ly thres. hundred.
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Some people think Oregon farms are
plastersd with mortgages but the fact Is
the proportion here is below that In most
states. Take, for instance. Kansas with
sa3s,ooo,ooo In mortgages, Indiana with
S63s.ooo,coo In mortgages. Iewa with
sse7.ooo.soo In mortgages, Michigan with
Ssoo,sso,oco In mortgages, Wisconsin
with $3s7.ooo.oco In mortgages, Ohio with
Si,ia7.ooo.soo Ia mortgages, and ,ou have
some figures that would startle hippota-
mnG Think of II. the citizens of Ohio,
mostly farmers. owe almost the Ma.
tional debt, about which there Is so much
talk. Add all the mortgages IN the Unitec
States and the famous National debt be-
comes very disninusIyc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

LEBANON, George L. Wilcox. pho.
.ographer. formerly OF Eugene. pur-
chased yesterday the house now occupied
by Mrs. Davis. We understand he In.
tends building a TIVE story business
house on The lot and open an art gallery
In the upper story.
Rev, Geo. w. Giboney left yesterday
morning for Oregon City, where he goes
TO take charge Of ihs church at tina,
place. Ray. GiboneY will not only be
missed by the members Of his church, but
BY the entire community.
The Board Of Trsde held lie second
meeting last Friday eve, December ~, at
Union hall, al which meeting they
adopted \ constitution and by.iaws gov
erning the same, and effected permanent
organization by electing the following
officers TO serve one year: ID. Andrews,
President; Z. II. Rslston, fst Vice Presi
dent; ]. Swan, I'D Vice President; S. O.
Wallace. Secretary; NJ. A. Miller, Treas
nrer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
asoTnHR RATaL SHOT.

Jan. ist about 4 o'clock In the after
noon, Otto Stone. aged seventeen, son Of
II NJ Stone. the bridge builder, who lives
near oakville, In thls county, was at a
shooting match at D n Tharps across the
river in Benton county. Young Stone
had shot al the target and he was 10 be fol.
lowed by George Tharp, son of d n
Thsrp. Stone Immediately after shooting
and without the knowledge Of yoan
Thsrp, went around behind the wagon up
on which the target was placed to examine
his shot when young Tharp sho. At the
target. the ball hitting young Stone In ,hg
breast killing him instantly, he ulterlsg
only the word .Oh," when pierced by the
deadly bullet. Young Stone was brought
over to-day and taken 10 Oakvlie for bur
iai. We arc informed that young Tharp
Il nearly eraEed over the fatal shooting
The affair has cast ssd gloom oyerths
whole neighberhood. Young Stone ane
Thsrp were relations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

The BRePHY COMPANY -
This celebrated dramatic organization has
been on the road aimee last April and have
played 10 tuecesslen Of houses every
where. The company Is composed Of
hrst class material comprising the follow
ins people. Mr. James n Broshy, Mr. W
J EiieisId, Mr. Emile Collins, Mr. James
Silence, Miss Lo,tie beaumont. Miss
Jessie Morton, Miss Alta Sherman and Mr.
Chas Z Pemberton, during their engage
ment here commencing next Tuesday
January 9Th they win appear In the emo
tfonal 4 act drama "The Planters wife" ts
be followed BY an entire change Of pia,
each eveainR. don't forget the diapiay ol
magnificent dresses worn by Lotlie Beau.
mont which was on exhibition In III,
windows Of w r Reads dry goods a,or.
on Tuesday evsnin. between and P NJ
Prices OF admission during this engage
nent viii be IS IS and So cents with u.
extra charge for reserves seats. " hich can
now be secnred at Black nan's drug store
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4 As,ars,,ns Revelation.

ELoSpoN, Jan. 3.-The arrest Of the motor
ious nihiIist leader. Pierre Gross. at Warsaw.
has been productive ofdsclosoures for more
startling than any CT the alarming revelations
which have come 10 the police within the las.
few days, appalling as they have been. From
clothing the most damning evidence Is obtain
cd against many persons high In the imperial
favor and authority, contemplating not assas-
sina,ion oithe ezar alone. bnt murder Of the
entite reigning family as well.
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Skating.
sssdlsss oranges for sale At r I. Ksatos's
cuinees 10 cents per bnshsl 1t q Q Brow.
nail's
Home made miaes meat .s @ z Brow
nslls.
Plenty Of Oregon apples at G = Brow
nells.
Ladies' ell wool scarlet underwear. 75s
B&s.
babies Chanel. mosoasins at Barrows D
Sssris.
Nine inches Of snow 10 Portland this
morning
100 more msn arrived from the iroat isss
evening.
ohoiss Gran berries and sweet oranges
e , BEowselis.
For dsntrislry try Dr. w.geener over the
Linn County Bank.
Ashland oav.s.sd sboa. 100000 on new
buildings Last yssr.
Mro r ooshew Jr., retained from tse
weeks visit in Salem. this noon.
An assortment Of library lamps ars being
offered cheap - 4 2 Bsownslls.
Low prices ere what counts and Z
Brownslis 10 the place to gcrthem.
saasr kraat, pickles, picked pigs feet
and everything nice &C G ( BroweelIs.
| New England condemned mincs meat at
L ksntos's. At 10 seats package.
AJAX TO see our Railroad Engineer shoss,
iust isesivsd at Barrows 4 Ssarls
| Miss Eta strsston. Of Salem after spend.
log tbs holidays in Alsasy returned hons
yesterday.
Mrs Esther Soleman ID visiting her ps,.
sess Mr snd Mrs A Cohsn. She reports |
deep snow st Seattle.
Mr.. e r Parrish. who has been yisitin,
frIends in Wasco coaaty, rslarned home To-
aay siter cold expereaes 10 that eoantry
BsFsews & Ssaris havs issi rsessvsd ~
, invoics Of ladies fine shoes from George W
, Ladlow. Chicago.
Subscriptions for ail the leading nsws
, papers and magssinss recsisss by z L Ken
Ton, near The Postefiics. All orders for
, wafdsd without delay.
Go 10 Paisley 4 Fish for your Job print
ina. They do any end all kinds Of worh 4
the pssilshing aud Job printing line. Qaisl
work and iew prices.
Rev. Wcbbsr. an evangelist At Engen
WY Vas HH1N 80 AbA Ss1tA A1MFH0@ys Np
asssuiting I'd Bahb. which consisted in put
ting him est Of the church.
Raw w d Lee. DID, Of Olympia, wi
preach In the Presbyterian Church so.moi
A row morning asd evening. The public
sordialIy invited 10 be present.
oil There is considerable skating arsund A
bsny to-dayi but we are refrain from mer
I tionlng localities. as II might Bit cone pog
ular addition aud we would ''put our fc,
,x n H."
There 10 quite demand for store room
0 IN this city, with Dot - inch anywhere
meet the demand. Every thing helug oc
II pied. This fact should spur our citlxsns
% erecting many bricks this coming yes
II We have use Tor them.
Last evening at the residenes OF PR
y Condit Tho teashcrs Of the College spent
few hoprs Ia . very profitable. ~ well
enjoyable manner. with Miss Stevens, NJ
Poliock's former studeru and co-tesch,
10 now her guest In this city. Among 9th
|. nice features Of the evening was 3 sumpt,
I, Gus repast.
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0'"''..(''''i!;'' = P


The crltIcisms on The conduct OF Dis-
trlct Attorney Chambers Of lndiara IN
connection with the recent visit OF Blocks
el + vs Dudley to indianapolis have been |
40 narp aud severe that he squlrms under |
,asm. He Is said to havo expressed de-
sire for a congressional lnqviry into the
conduct Of his Office that he may be re.
ileved from the odIum now attached -
him.
A searching investigation, conducted
with a purpose to disclose and not conceal
the facts, would be hailed with sasssiae1-
ion by honest men provided Il went fsf
sasugh. II Il began With the first s'spa
taken toward the punish,nent OF the de-
hauehers Of the ballot box In the last ma
tlonal election Ia Indiana and followed the
proceedings, step by step, down TO the
recent triumphant visit Of w w Dudley
10 the court house where he should hase
been tried as a criminal, the revelations
could not fall 10 attract the attention and
asouse the indignation OF the country.
Such an investigation, honestly and sie-
orously conducted, would show how ~
dlctmeu,s that we're based on oyefwhelm'
ing evidence came 10 naught through The
change oifront Of iIarrison's bosom friend
Judge Woods aud his dismissal OF them on
he flmsiest techniealities II would
show that precisely the same legal methods
approved by Judge Woods In cases where
democrats were Indicted add prosecuted
were lnvalidatsd by him weh,e republican,
were concerned. II would show thatlaw anc
decency were deiisd by the whole United
States court organization In indianapolis
on the occasion of nudley's recent visi'
and that there has been on the part o'
President Harrison's old associates and
present officials liberalization TO shield
the republican offenders against the slse-
tior. laws OF the state no matter how sesn'
dalous she necessary action may be.
9nt there will be no such investigation
by this congress. II would reveal too
much II the inve stigation went to the ROOT
Of tie matter. A committee with power
to call for persons and papers and tha
could, under that power, get al the cor
respo adence bstwssn Judge Woods on tbs
one hand and Judges Gresham, Harlan
ex-senator Mcdonald and Judge Claypoo
on the other. touching the political cases
might strike some iynsmite among th'
papers whose sxlposion would make sorr'
wrecks of very prominent republicans
! There will be TO such rick taken.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

SEArrLK. Jan. s.-Every one viii rsmem-
Der the sad drowning Of u Louis Cox. who.
with DR. Minor and G Morris IIaller. lusl their
lives while crossing the Sound in canoes near
WILDLY island about four weeks ago Scarce
ly had the parents Of the unfortunate young
man recovered from the first terrible shock
when new and equally great grief Is slhrusi
upon them in the violent death Of their young
est son. Norman D., who was killed while
eoasiing on James street, jus, before noon to.
day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

An important event In Albany was the
opening evening of the woelen Mills
Yeats ago we used 10 talk Wooden mill
and wondered how we would feel with one
Nov We are experiencing the realization
and our health Is good. Albany has un-
questionably the fines, woolen min build
Ing In Oregon, and there was a general
expression of appreciation At the solid and
ssting appearance bs:h Of the building and
machinery. The mill was brilliantly light
ed, and the crowd was large, two or three
from the DEMocaAT Office being present
The process OF making cloth, from the
scourer to the loom was displayed to the
delighted audience, and 1t 10 remarkably
interesting one, the process of which was
indicated in previous issue OF the DgMo
eRAT. The new mill starts out with avery
bright prospect The plant represents
bout $4,000 In money, and this calls for a
big business TO keep pace with the capital
that Is assured The company Is iortu-
nate In spIendid management. Mr. Moy
er, the President, Is a thorough business
man, Mr. Galbraith the Secretary, Is a re.
markably systematic business man and On
organizer, and Mr. Haswell, the general
verdict Is, Is just the man for Superinten-
dent, being experienced IN the business
with all the latest acquisitions, and he will
give the products OF the mill a reputation
that will create an increasing demand Tor
Albany fabrics. The opening so anspicl-
ously made gives for the mill the entire
confidence Of our people in this important
factory
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UnI,ed States 10 v W Proebstsi. s
Z ar acc q. Up -. s K Els 400
United States TO d Fritzgihben,S Z
or sec IS. Up I3,SR3E. E.... 400
David Fltxglbbons TO + c McFar-
lane, Ct ais I ar sec 1872 las
RAE. E................ b4o
Milton Hale TO A X Phelen. 354 aeres Iso1o
State Of Oregon 10 6 Brey. I6o
acres IN sec Is. 70 Q, s X E., 400
d Johnson TO Oak Plain Grange D
A, lots I and 9.hl !. Shedds... $50
School Dlst 81 to o p Coshow and
NJ Waters, J acres adjoining
Brownsyii.e e............... s7S
A tfaekleman to w Rceee,io I, ,bi
:, lis 5rd A 10 Albany ........ 2Io
Alfred Wheeler 10 Polly Scott, 10
acres Ia tp n. s R5w.... 100
w Denhaa. 10 q z Hawkins sisl,
wharf lot y, In Albany 5000
Thos Reardon 10 VIM Patrick, ct al,
x interest In t60 acres tp 10. 5
..... $50
r Mayo 10 Arthur Kelly, ! acre In
tpaS X J E................. ~
Pauline Schmeer 10 Augus,s ].
Schmeer, lots f4, IS. Is. SIS A.. 1
Jamss A crabtree TO ~ Miller, 20
acres In sec 7s,tp 10 $ Raw. 3Ss
II r Schultz and ] II Remington TO
| T l. Wallace, water lot 9, Albany II
United States 10 w Y RubeFtson,s1
acres In acc 30. tp q.S Z T.. /. Patent
1 United States TO w r Robertson, b
acres In sec so,ip s,S r E.. Paten
~, eo,
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ACADEMY
--oF-
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help.


ALBANY, - OREGON.
Conducted by tho slatesa of st. Bsnediss
sao,,ze ~ ,he stse y confer aeaslc MY d
honors, The o,urse OF studyis colp -,
Mathematics, Iterseuge and MdNt 40
nk6cialties, ss aise the Normal 1nstrneNA
II aspiFants for teachsTss ceyti Ncases Inc
dgEtxjal drawing. vocal MUSIC in GLASS and
I'll kiuds of needlewoTk form, no e<t2N
sbaiHe. The aiseiplin4 Of The school IL
gentle bat iirm. oojsct being to torn
not oplt reAned Young ladies', but noble
and Qeeiul nIembefa of society. Pnpi6
admlked az any sitne and charges prophf-
&onod. Pupilaof any determination Ts-
eeieed.
ss 'p2s y gE5. = 's's'' Gay s''00' ranges non
For tsriiY of Boarding School or any
pysfeslaf1 apply &C the Academy, or a6.
sdeNz nist0f 6uperioraas.
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The Man About Town reads with later
est The building items In different papers
for 1880. OF course they are stretched
affairs but nevertheless they show the
progress Of a city. Without adding the
column an Oregon City paper claims near
s4oo. .ooo,of which S75s, ,oooare credited 70
paper MIL built In another county. As.
toria papers do not give any list At all.