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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
Ur rmH GARDEN sror.

The Sunday oregonIan gives an ac-
count Of the trip Of the Omaha officials up
the valley, and though II simpl mentions
Albany us the place where dinner was
furnished, very shabby way, there II a
good indication about The matter. Port
land people are getting their eyes open,
ard hereafter there will be more work for
the valley. more excursions up II, and II IA
10 be hoprd a more friendly relationship
between the metropolis aud the valley
cities, The account Of interest to our
readers only few OF whom
see the Sunday Oregonian, Is as follows:
When Woodburn was reached and the
valley began TO broaden out and view of
the hills OF Polk county with their patches
OF grain was had, cards were laid aside
and every one was on The alert 10 get
good look at the garden spot OF this great
n Srthwest, AZ the train rolled thi ouRh
mile after mile OF grain fields cxpie eshions
OF wonder and amazements became fire.
quen, and kept on Increasing the farther
they went.
Owing 10 the San Francisco express
having been delayed, the train got behind
time and so n very brlei stop was made At
salem, aud fast time was made from there
To- where dinner was furnished The
party were then Invited TO inspect a fine
display Of grain. fruits, melons, etc,
placed on tables on the platform, aud after
the display had been sufficiently admired
II was passed Into the car, 10 the great dc.
light OF the visitors.
v hen all was gone except two huge
onions an effort was made 10 get tall,
fine looking member OF the party TO take
them, but he declined, say Ing he was only
superintendent Of plumbing, and did not
take things like common councilmen. In
the rush TO get out ofthe dining room one
Of the Portland eouneilmen forgot his hat
and was walking off with his napkin, whciG
he was called TO order" by the landlady
and has,ened to act things right.
Couneilman Olsen, Of Omaha, who
p,ides himself on his good looks was made
80 much of by two young ladies who met
him on the platform that his iTisn 1a were
Wild with envy. II turned out that they
were from Omaha and had known him
there.
While the fruit, ele., was being slowed
In the car an Oregon Pacific train picked
II up and u was soon whirling across the
Willamette on Its way TO Corvallis, the ex.
eursiunisti dividing their time between
adn.irlng The fruit and looking over the
maps, circulars and other literature con.
eetning Albany which went siong With Il.
The excursion was a grand success and
the visitors have gone away with impTcs
stons OF the Willamette valley which will
never he efiaeed. Future excuraions
visiting this city cannot be given more
delightful trip. The party left for Omaha
last night with fruit, melons and bcrfie4
enough TO last them all the way there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
DIED.

PURDoM.-on Sunday, Aug 18th, at
his home in Albany, after lingering
illness, Mr. L b purdom, aged II years
and 10 months. Mr. Purdom came to
Albany in 1859 and for many years worked
for Mr. John Briggs, as a plumber and
timer. He was member Of the Evan
gelical church, was upright in all his
dealings with his fellow men, and leaves
agood name as q father, husband and
citizen. For several years Mr. Purdom
was tso weak to follow his trade and
took the rest his well spent life entitled
him to. The deceased leaves wife and
several children, all grown.
SALTMARSH.-At Sodaville on Satur-
day Aug. I6, 1890, Mr. Elijah Saltmarsh
at the age of aboul8o. Mr. Saltinarsh was
a pioneer of the fiflics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
A LATE LINE FROaI uAYEs.
The Corrective Properties OF the
Juices OF California's Vegetable
Alternatives Almost Sensational.

A lady formerly of l221 Mission St, bat now
of 400 Hayes St., s. F., writes to the Edwin W.
Joy Co. as follows: Mrs. II. T. Beverly, OF So
attic, resided with mo last winter. She had long
been a sufferer from dyspepsia and waterbrash.
Her stomach was so weak that for months at
time she lived principally upon milk and the
white OF eggs. Among other things she tried
one of the mineral asrsaparillas only to find that
1t gave her pains In the head and weak sinking
spells. Having taken joys Vegetable sarsapa-
rilla myself with great benefit In stomach
troubles, induced her to discard the potash
preparation and try your Vegetable compound.
1t began reinvigorating her stomach and in
short time helped her astonishingly. 1t Inn
proved her appetite and strength to that extent,
that just before she left, she was beginning to
return to solid food She authorized me to
write you this statement accordingly"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
current sYenas.

Everybody remarks at the splendid dis
play OF fruits and vegetables al JAS r
Powell & Cos, where they get what they
want In the first place.
The best and largest supply Of peaches
will be found at Jas + Powell & Co.'S !.
Leave your orders there when you get
ready to "put up" peaches.
A large supply Of shelf goods, the best
IN town, at Jas + Powell & Cos.
All kinds of nicknacks at Powell x
Co.'S.
Warm weather goods, picnic groceries,
stay Of home groceries, every variety Of
grocedes n The market ut Jas + Powell &
Cos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
BROWNSVILLE.

The bridge and river bank, on Sunday,
were crowded with onlookers, the ocea-
sion being the baptism Of Misses Gar
Quite and Powell. The meetings at the
Baptist church are still going on and
some considerable good is, or win reault
from them. There are quite q number
who have been lead To inquire as 10 the
way Of life aud old members are getting
warmed up 10 realization Of the facts
as they are.
On last Thursday Mrs Anna sperry
rang the WOODEN mill bell at II m,
thinking t'were noon, and caused no
little excitement All who heard il
thought a fire alarm was being sounded
and ran 10 the rescue, only 10 learn that
II was mistake.
Messfs Charles Younger, Otho Cooper
and Louis 6aIbraith, of your city, were
seen on our streets Sunday.
The contract for lighting the woolen
and Touring mills oi this place with
electricity WAS signed one day last week.
Thus lamps will be a thing of the past.
The machinery for generating the elec-
lriciiy will be at the woolen mill and run
by the WOODEN mill wheel. Thus step by
step and round by round we climb up
the ladder until we are called from
hence.
How near 10 grandeur is our dust,
How nigh 10 God Is man:
When duty whispers low, thou must,
Then men reply, can.
Miss Lena Cole, Of Albina, who has
been visiting here returned to her home
on last Saturday.
The frame Of John Venum's house, in
the Galbraith addition, also VIM Dunn's
in the Hausman addition, are both up
and X G Warner has part Of the lumber
on the ground for house in the Haus-
man addition. These men are all new
comers 20 this place, the two first having
come from the east within the last year.
Last Thursday the little son OF Isaac
Louden met with painful, il not fatal
accident. While Mrs Louden was max
ing blackberry jam, the little fellow in
some way unknown TO rour correspon.
dent, got scalded on the hands and arms.
Mr. Louden was on the trail to the mines
OF the Calapooia at the time OF the acci-
dent, and did not get home until Sun.
day.
Brownsville is without justice, ours
has resigned. Election was all he wanted
BROWNSVILLE, Aug 10, 1890.
Some OF those many hunters have
again been out. This time il is valu
able horse of Joe Harrison. The horse
was evidently shot twice, as he was
wounded in the front part of the hinC
legs and in the back of the front legs. II,
viii no doubt die.
Joseph Sawyer came near losing hi
life yesterday while at work in the saw
mills OF II b Meyer. Mr. Sawyer, wa
mending belt and in adjusting it to tn
pulleys his shirt was caught on the shat
winding him up with one arm over tn
shaft, burning the flesh in bad shape
The engine was stopped asquick as posi-
BILE, when he was taken down from hi
perilous position. The only thing tina
saved him was his dead grip on stand
rgIullty.
The woolen mills have one NOR
twister just received and being put i
, position.
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ontTranf

Mr. T. u Purdom was born In Kentucky
on the 10th Of octobcr, 1918. and died
Aug. II, 1890. lie was married on the
3lst Of October, ls4i, IN keosauqua, Van
Buren, county, Iowa, TO Miss Susan Han
nan. In the spring ol 1850 Mr. Purdom
went overland to California and engaged
in mining, but returned in 1851. In the
spring oi 1858 they moved from Iowa 10
Westport. Missouri In 1854, at the
early settlement OF Kansas, they moved
there and were among the early settlers.
There, during 1886 agd 1857, they ex-
perienced great hardships during those
irving times Of border ruiiianism. An
assault was made upon his life. which
proved nearly fatal, and oceasioned him
much suffering during his whole life.
The mob plundered his merchandise,
their home was lost 20 them and they left
without change Of clothing. In May
1859, they left for Oregon, arriving son
the l4th Of September about six miles
south Of this city. In 1860 they moved
10 this city, where he engaged in tim
shop and store in company with NJ w
Mack. In their present residence they
resided continuously 80 years. Five sons
and three daughters were born unto
them, one daughter and son having
died in Iowa, one daughter in Kansas
and one in Oregon, leaving four sons to
mourn their loss, with his deeply affected
companion. In 1855 he espoused the
cause Of Christ. In February, 1871, to-
gether with his companion, he united
with the Evangelical church, where he
served officially and faithfully in almost
unbroken succession to his end. lie was
pronounced in his views and firm in his
Christian integrity. Amid reverses, suf-
ierings and trials he was TO the last
resigned TO the will Of God and joyful in
hope and died in triumph. His end waf
peace. BowERsox.
1880 Fall and Winter Announcement 1891
We beg to inform that the two large
shipments of woolens consigned to us, ane
recently purchased OF Boston and New
York houses, will arrive In the course of .
day or two. These goods should hav,
been delivered Aug. Ist, but owing to th'
recent strike OF the New York Central s
Hudson River X X, we were unable Il
receive them sooner aQd regret exceeding
ly the disappointment 10 our customers.
The stock comprises the latest foreigi
and eastern designs, aud required no It'll
skill and care TO meet the wants of tb
: public as we fully anticipate TO please tn
most fastidious. We will announce th
{ arrival OF these goods and trust an earl
: inspection. Respectfully,
ZAcHEs & Son,
Merchant tailors drapers and fine trad
designers. Opposite post office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

KISpERGARTEN- Misses Wheeler and
Crawford ~ill reopen their Kindergarten
Sept Isl, at the w q ~ Hall a select
school will be run In connection With the
kindergarten, 10 which pupils will be ad-
ni,ted up to the age OF 4 years. Children
taken 10 apd from school.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
BuGGIEs AND HICKS.

The beet makes are 10 be found in Al
bany at Price 4 Robson's, who have just
received a carload Of the finest hacks and
buggies to he found. Their prices, con-
sidering quality, are remarkably low.
II pays 10 ride in good buggy or hack.
Keep this fact in your head, and when
getting one call on Price Il Robson, who
have the largest variety to select from.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
aHtTrtRT.

MFs NJ Burkhart was born in shelby
county, Indiana, January Is, 1888. En-
igrated 10 Oregon in 1859. ON the 20lh
day of June, lSss shc WAS married TO G
L Bnrkhars, one Of the prominent early
pioneers of Linn county. She died Aug.
18th, at Pendleton, Oregon. Mrs Burk-
hart was a woman Of exemplary charac-
ter and will be missed by host OF rela-
tiyes and friends,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

A sure care for h. whisky habits Dr..
Livingtton's Artido for Drunkenness will
cure any case Of the liqgor habit 10 from ten
to thirty days, from ii,e moderate drinker to
the drnnkard. The Antidote can he given
il a cup Of @ fee usitl ut the knowledge OF
the person tak.nc II The An,;hote viii not
irjnre The heAlGn i',aa, way. Manufactured
y the Livingston G. ,nical Co, Portland,
Oregon, or from j 4 Cumming, cole agent,
Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

a HEAVY Foo.-An account OF the
heavy fog hanging over the bar at New
port the past three days, the steamer
Willamette Valley, was detained with
Muller & CARROTS large invoice of fine
groceries, fruits and vegetables. Don't
fail 20 call around this evening and leave
your order for sweet potatoes, bananas
canteloupes, MELONS, grapes, peaches, etc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
public examination OF teachers for Linn
county will take place in Albany, COM
mencing at | o'clock, on Wednesday,
August 9th, 1890. Allteachers desiring
examination will please be present al
the beginning. Teachers desiring state
certificates should present their RECON-
mendations from district boards at the
above time. G. Il. RUSSELL,
County School Supt.
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A BATcn oR CuiLDRgS.-There Ii a
woman here, says the Astorian, who has
nine children, and she wants TO have any
or all oi them adopted. She Is divorced
and wants to marry again, but the man
she wants 10 marry says that he want
marry her till she gets rid OF her children /;
so she wants folks to adopt them 80 she
can get married again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
"a man's chances 20 Starry. !.

Half per cent from 90 TO 50 years Of
age.
Two per cent from As to 50 yeas Of
age.
Five and half per cent from 40 TO As
years Of age,
Six and n half per cent from IS TO 40
years OF age.
Ten and half per cent from 30 to IS
years Of age.
Twenty-Five per cent from as 10 80
years Of age.
Forty-seyen per cent from 20 to az
years VI age.
Three per cent from IS TO 10 years of
age.
One hundred per cent II yon buy your
clothing Of g w Simpson. Albany, Or
egon.
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WALL PAPER. Il have just received
rom tbs east laFs3 inv oiceof wall pa
DER, borders, decorations, etc, including
the plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
SAMUEL u YoUSa.
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ATTENTIoNll

All members of Safety lodge, No 1s, A.
%. U. w, Of Albany, Or, are respectfully
invited to be present at the meeting on
Monday evening, Aug 25th, as business
of special Importance, needing your at
tention, will come up, and the presence
of all members is desired.
BY order OF the M. w.
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FAST DRIvrNo. Last Warning -Heres
after any person or.pfrsons caught driving
within the city limits faster than prescribed
by OF dinance Of the city, will be arrested
and punished according to the provisions
Of such ordinance.
IN HoFFMAx,
City Marshal
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One of our leading attorneys is prepar.
ing an interesting address to bo delivered
before the coming Farmers institute ut
Grants Pass, 10 be entitled "Eradicat-
ing the Dlatory Plea, or the Economic
Value OF the Civil Code in Horticulture"
II deals with phase Of the farmers life
that never heretofore occurred to him.
Timcs.--We give II up.
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Far,n r,r sale.

TWO MILks frou Toledo, on Yaquina
i Bay, and one: ..irth of a mile honi
rail- DAD. 1t consists OF Az acres. "A tice
land, balance botta IN and hill land.
Good frame houst, I'll flushed, worth
5000 barn and other improvements. For
further particulars call on or &c dress.
w. III. PARKER,
Yaauina Git. Or.
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OVER THE BAR At LAsr.-One hun
drcd and fifty men were employed shovel
Ing fog at the bar 20 as to get the steamer
willamette Valley In with the fine frui;a
and vegetables for Muller & Garrett.
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HOLMES BusfNss COLLEGE, Of Portland,
Or, will open Sept. LIST. ] A Wesco, the
leading penman OF the coast, has become
partner in this school and will make it
the leading business college. Send for a
catalogue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

BARTLETT PRARs. II am agent for the
Saiem eanrery and prepared Ia nuy al
the Bartlett pears brought TO me IN con.
diiion TO ship. Parties having pears To
sell will do Well To see me.
SAMUEL L feuSG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

on YEs.-CalI at 4 Douglas con-
dictionary store for choice ice cream, 10
cents dish, milk shake, cents, and
everything else equally cheap. First
street, opposite Russ House.
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New embroideries, fiouncings, lace
fonncing In cotton and silk, black and
cream. laces in imitation point, also new
designs in blaI. aud white lace, including
Vandyck and Eifel Tower. New ruchings
SAMUEL + YOUNG.
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0regon's railroad commission with no
duties to perform or laws to enforce, con-
tinues TO draw $1,000 annual salary. We
hopo the next legislature will have time
to repeal the law creating this useless
commission. Lake County Examiner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

have jast received a large invoice ofiace
curtains, ranging 10 price from one to nine
dollars pair, setim ,s.urtain nets. etc. Also
liee Of curtain y sIes srd fu-niinrs cover
ng. SAMUEL Il Youv0.
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WAnTED-.The undersigned desires 70
purchase the usual amount Of baed hay
and oats for his barn in this city. those
having either or both 10 sell should call
on me at once. l.. SEsDERs.
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Never Fails.

DIR Il S ho,den: ll.so been constant
patron of your ktheieral Cough Syrup for
many Years and bayr neyer known il to fail
in cougha and bronchi disorders.
i r STOCK WELL. Stock ton.
Largo SIZE 81, small so cents. For sale
by A Cumming, druggist
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

Gervais claims that II does more busi-
ness than Silverton. Show up, Gervais,
or shut up.--Silverton Appeal. That Is
about the way such show up contests
end. Which place docs the most busi-
ness Is not an easy thing 10 tell, and Is
considerably matter OF blow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

WARM WEATHER "A fine slock OF re-
frigiatoTo ana - .tram frcezers may be
seen at Stewart & Sox's. Nothing like
them for the house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

WANrED.-2o0 cords Of body red fir
wood at the Albany Wooden Mills. Call
at the Mills for particulars.
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EVERYBODY SAYS So If the wild
waves could talk they would say, "Go to
Jas f Powell s. Co.'S for groceries and pro-
duce, for their stock Is large, their prices
low and quality the best" This Is the
universal verdict of their customers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

TEN ACRE TRAcTs.-Some choice 10
and 40 acre tracts for garden purposes,
just secured for sale at bargain. Inquire
of Guiss s. Hedrick
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DoN,r RoN Anouxp-Everv steamer

~" Nun nHDoNU.~GNSiF bte"'"cIt ;
however foggy the bar. brings 10 Albany
an immense q1antifS of iui's and pro-
duce. The best and iargrs' variety al
ways gees 10 Jas f Powell u Co.'S. Their
stands are always full If just s1ch things
as the public wants. Save runirg around
by calling at their sore FIRST.
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AAks.. This Trade Marx on a stove
HSHuANsfN rre cans 1t is the best that ex-
yESYyLE$H pei.snce and skill can con-
VkZifS$W triye. Gold only by Smith
& Senders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

BlBmbsrg's imported stallion Cheanard
co.'s, Titus t5934,l can be found 81 Tfifes
Bros stable, (MaIshaiI's OIL stand. j hsre hc
viii serve a limited number Of raasns aafing
the fall season.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22

brakeman Dick Bowman brought u
ourio from Portland Sunday, which IL ON
exhibition ut the Burcaw. II Is an OLD
muskot barrel, oi u primitive and obso-
lete pattern, rus..oatcn and ancient. II
was found in the interior Of Alaska by an
Indian, who gave IL TO miner. lie
presented Il 10 u sailor, who in turn gave
Il 10 Dick, The gun was probably left in
Alaska by some Russians, before the
purchase of that territory by the United
States, and Is undoubtedly very old
weapon. n.-Pendleton L. q.
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LADIES SUMNER BLousss. tie Iates
n9yelties, ist q. :.ivel from lranaftct
srs by express. SAMUEL E YOUNG
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Argand, Garland, Superior and
Monarch Ranges, cheap, Smith q
sendefs.
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Myers force pumps are the bsst,
q. Smith & Sender,s.
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Albany Market.

Wheat-G5;
Uats - 30.s
Butter 20c prtD.
FgRs-- 20t
Hay ~. 90.
potatoez--75 cts p9r bnshei'
Beof-on foot. $40
. pples rs cents per bu,
S0rk--6IJ<c poT lt dreaseo
Pseong-hsins. l2Tc.
shoulders, Sc-
sides iGc.
ard g.; psr ~.
ElouT-4.25 per bbl.
Aickens-4 90 per doz.
iil Feed bran, l4.00 per ts,s
shorts, Is.
middiings, 20.
ChoT- %
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The red headed cat Is tho latest curios..
ity in Astoria. Now some one should
see aswhite rat.
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MuLEs.- Two good mules for sale
Call on g W Simpson, Albany, Or.
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w Bentley. best boot and sh"e maker in
cltJ. opposite Fortmillar & Ir9 ing's
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Letter Last.

Following is the Iist Of letters remaining
in the Post Office. Albany, Linn county Ore.
gnB, August 10th, 1890. Persoos calling for
these letters must give the date on which
they Yeie advertised:
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PARAsoLs.-I have just received new
invoice of Parasols.
Samuel II Young.
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seuorI arranIIos uhsr.

Following is the August apportion-
ment Of school funds for Linn county.
The pro rata is 50 24iE per capita and
the total amount is Sl3,747.42.
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Or. II. II. Ellia, physician and surgeon
Albany. Oregon. Calls made In city o,
cinntry.