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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited by Albany y. q. d U

Central City, Nebraska, town that had
prospered for nearly nine years under 4
strong prohibitory ordinance, has finally
suecnmbed 10 the high license b5ibc. yot
Ing III The saloon at the last election be-
Cause certain voters could not tlafsd out
against the argument that two men were
ready to pay $1,000 each into the city treas
ury for license.
Henry w Austin, tIis weli-known phil.
anthfopist and pfobfbitionist who died last
week, was liberal contributor to many
temperance enterprises Several years
ago he spent about $1,000 TO buy out the
saloon keepers Of Oak Park, III j inaer
an arrangement with the trustees Of Cicero,
d nelgliboring village, that II he did so no
more saloon licenses should be granted
there. From that day to this Oak Park
has never had saloon. This Is merely m
instance Of his numerous good works
Tnere are now five buildings and four
teen rooms along the line Of tic New York
Central Railway devoted othe use Of en-.
ployes Of that road as places of rest, seerc
tion,edncation and religious instruction.
No intoxicants find place in them and
they are Substitutes for The saloon. They
have been erected or leased by the men
themselves, aided by the railroad, and cs.
pcelalIy by Mr. cornclias Vanderbilt, who
takes deep interest IN the improvement.
ef the condition Of the railway men. On
Sunday, the fqh ult.. the fifth Of these
buildings was formally opened at West
Albany, with an address By the New York
Cenirals President, chauneey M Dspew
Referring TO these buildings, Sir Depew
expressed the opinion that they were To-
, strumcn,s In Gods hands Of making better
eEd abler men. He also said "The wors
Of establishing this kind Of building vas
started by arallfoad engineer. lie saw
i that The liquor saloon opposite each rail
. way station o, round house was beggarini
4 the railway men, breaking the hearts o
th,ir wives and robblng their children 0
their Inheritance. lie SET about 20 fed
!. remedy. II occurred 10 him that II ih
men could have place at failmay staiion
= where they could obtain foed for min
n and body and rest for both, they could &
!. rescued fr5m the saloon" MT Depew nd
ded II have been IN the employ Of 10
!. New York Central for twenty-five year,
/. When entered It's service railroad men, q
! a RUE. were what Is termed hard io'
rl Now, as the result Of such buildings a
these and The Christian inausncc that rad
late from them, they are sober men, An
]. agency which leseens thus the drink tenn
a taiion and improves the character Of rail
= way mems blessing not only 70 the me
= themselves and to their families, bot q
= great practical value 10 The railway com
pany and ar added safeguard ioihe traye
= Ing public. This praiseworthy pfeceder
o. Of the New York Central may well b
:. followed BY other eompapies.- Nation,
Temperance Advocate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
TUE HAN ABouT Towx.

Herr Bandmann, looking like rancher
10 his sionch hat asd flannel shirt, wli.e
standing in feoat Of the Revere Iloase got
into very heated discussion wisaa horse
man about the relatives merits Of Fereier
on and ciydesdale stock. Baadmann, who
has big ranch In Montana and nany
percherons offering 10 wager a thorough
bred Pereheron could walk four miles 10 a
ciydexdale's three, and this the horsemaa
disputed,an the coin jingicd, for Il was 4
matter Of blood. Finally Bandmann said
"come 10 and get so.nething, aud he gave
the man his card, who was greatly sufpfis-
ed to learn that he was the eminent ssage
dian. The argument stopped. Bandmau
was talking 10 The horseman for fun, the
hsraeman foi busiaess.
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wHoLEsALE srEAfaSG.
Two Drain Chris Rob sA.lr Empl.yerr.


About three months ago two girls, Hat.
lie and Kate Maltoon came from Drain
Station to Albany and secured places to
work In private families, for some reason
OF other only working short timein ench
place. Among other places they worked
for Capt Phillips In Benton county, CA
Curran, r N French and r J Miller a
couple weeks ago Hattie decided to return
home and did so at once. She was then
working fof Mr. Miller and her sister was
then at Mr. French's. On her going home
Kate took her place At Mr. Mlliers, leaving
Mr. Freneh's for the purpose. On Satur-
day Kate, on short notice, left for hef
home at Drain, leaving two trunks at Mr.
Millers, one a new one recently purchased
and made arrangements for Mr. Miller 10
forward them on Monday. Sunday Mrs
Miller failed to find any Of her gloves. and
on investigation missed several things
Suspicion Immediately fell on the Mat
ioon girls, and The trunks were opened
inside three complete suits OF Mrs Miller
clothes were found also beaded sack
gold locket. books, gloves, etc, 10 all Of tbs
value Of over SIso, and large quantity o
things not belonging TO them. Mr. French
was notified. Not suapee.ing anything
wrong he had undiscovered any Losses, ant
hence was surprised 10 find In the trunks
dresses, crockery ware, iewelrY, children
play things, etc, belonging TO his wife ans
|, children, and stlll several rings, iewelry
clothes, etc, remaining In the trunk, III
property OF others they had worked iol
, The two trunks Leing packed full Of stole
property. Among the effects were sever
III letters from Hattie 10 Kate, III whlcl
} shc advised her TO steal everything. sh
could, mentioning different things, anon
others Apiece Of flannel Tor their orgrn
some books. as the ones she had at homi
were just splendid. etc. A. quite mum
her OF additional things have been inisse
! Il Il probable Hattie took them home wit
her. Al sample OF the braxennesa Of III
> girls on going home Hattie told Mrs Mil
: Ter that she had Eve white skirts on, m
J asked her u they looked bnnehy. q
: being told that they did she t5ok off son'
: Of them, and they were nearly all Nj
: Miiisfs. On account Of the tender age
the girls II was decided not to make al
arrests. II 10 bad enough 20 impllcate Il
girls In the matter. Some though. thit
they are not the only ones Ia Drain pTi,
Q 10 the transactions. The case Il an unio
4 tunaie one, bat the DEMOCRAT Is here
q give the hews. and as II gets Il from hea
quarters the facts can be relied on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

CHICAGO, Jan. ea,-Henry Bush. whose
case for DANCES for personal injuries against
the Northern Pacific was made sensational BY
Judge Gresham yesterday, was to-day award
ed the largest verdict on record for similar
cause. lie was given $40. 900. Bush's legs
were paralyzcd in an accident in Idaho.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

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

un. bs.s.an Albany and s.s II-1-----. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

The new year opens with the South en-
ioYing greater activity and with brighter
prospects for the futFue than this section
has ever known before. The grand trl.
umphal march of progress has led the
South up to high elevation. from which
., can look forward to tbs brlllian. pros
poets ahead.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
naaly mlse.l.

cLEvKLAsn, Jan. 2i Once more the new
ladies temperance organization has changed
ita nane, That ilnt agreed upou was
"Ameriean Womans Temperance League. !"
Thta was changed yesterday afternoon to
matter over night some Of che ladies decided
that that they did not like this eithsr, no
this morning the action waA feeonsidsred, !,
after some discussion and tho nalie oi Nom
Partiaan Wamen's Christian Temperance
Union was decided upon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

The Shah Of Persia, since bis visit To the
civilization Of Europe. has turned a liberia, and
Is adopting many western reforma,ory ideas.
He has promulgated new civil and criminal
code. modelled atter those Of Europe for his
empire, and has in,imated his purpose to sur
render his own pFeFogatives so soon as the Per.
sian people areprcpared for constitutional goy-
emmen,. This IS surprising progress in an
unexpected quarter. People who have been
used 10 saying ''oh. pshal" as a term of con
tempt, win be obliged ere long TO find some
other word to express that idea,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
In.ieln,teIy rsnsinuetl.

sAceAMEsfo. jan. sl.--AeeoFdlng 10 pres
ent indications hare Is no prsspec. thai shs
snow blockade oa the Slsras. which has nop
lasted nine days, will soon be broken. This
afternoon q rotary snow piow with four engin-
es got stuck ia .nt near Shady Run. There
are several cuts bciwecn Towels and Shady
Run, where the banks are so high that the
rotary viii not throw the snow over the en-
back upon the track. harying the pIow COM
plelely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

wfHomrsrEn, Va. Jan. ~. Ia Senator
Riddleberger died st $50 o'elock th,s mo,n-
ing.
tliareison Il Riddleherger was horn In
Edinburgh, Shenandoah county. Virginia.
Oct, 4, i-ii received q common school ed
ucatioa. Ia 1881, while common weaiths
attorney aud state aanator, he was elected TO
the uuited Statea seuate as . read dinstsr, in
the place Of Johu w Johnson. conservative,
aud took his seat December 3, 1883. HIS
torn Of service expired March 3. 1888. slnoe
which tune ho had not been 10 public lifs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
Nellie MIR.

Nxw YoHk Jan. 2t.-Tho World this
evening says, Nellie bly wi eat dinner ~
her homo to-marro... and will have succeed.
ed in breaking all records of iast travelling
and girdled the earth in time which seem.
ed iupossibio when abe sailed away. Three
time Keepers will make noto If the exact sec
ond of her arrival 81 isrsey City with ator-
watches She Ia expect 4 al o'clock SAT-
nrday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
To all Whom 1t Nay Concern.

The Germania Fire Insurance Co oI
New York, having relasured its snt!re
business In the State of Oregon, said com.
pany (haying on deposit with the State
Treasurer, $so. .ooo.) hereby give notice Of
ice dis-contlnuance Of business in Ore
gon, and iis intention OF withdrawing its
deposit now With the State Treasurer al
the expiration OF the six months printed
notice required by law
GERMArIc FIRE ASSURANCES Co or ". Y
Hugh Schumann, Vice President.
Dec sSA 1850
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

Chauneey NJ Depew says he made the
great mistake OF his life when he delivered
his frs, humorous speech. He dldn', sec
It then. but nov he realizes Il keeuIy.
Instead Of being regarded As a convincing
iogieian or good lawyer. or even a. a
'erious thinker, he Is always taken for a
unny mar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

When sirJ HeneLel was defending the
character Of astronomical science in view Of an
error Of nearly 4.ooo. 900 miles in estimating
the suns distance, the correction was shown to
apply to an error Of observation 80 small IS to
be equivalen, 10 the apparent breadth Of a
humaa hair At distance Of I7s feet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
rerepaasl. Dea.l

fluLAnEiPnlA,Ja Jan. s5,-Adam Forepaugh
the veiern circus manage, died late last nigh,
ago he was attacked with influenza, which
three or foar days ago developed into pneamo
MIA. Forepsugh amasSed a fortune IN ihs
show business. which win go 10 his xiie and
ann
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

W Price TO Walter A McGhee,
lots !. sand s.bi !, Prices A to
Sodattil1. 1...........s... tso
NJ - Hogan 10 Henry and Celia
Stewart, so aefcs.tp IISR4 faso
N Z Farrell TO A + kFumrex parcel
In hl 45t's snd A 49,. goo
Z NJ Redacid. guard.to N + Farrell,
iots !, ;, hl s3. H's and A....... 1880
Arthur Beard 10 John NJ Beard lots
3. 9. hi 1. Boards A, Tangent. So
Cynthia Triies et 81 10 w G Twee
dale. , + quarter hl So. Albany. 1880
w + Read and A A Rhodes IA Al.
bany Mining and Milling Co,
mining claim albany ledge.... 10
A d woodIn aud Il Brown TO Al
bany Min. L Mill Co Mountain
Queen Co. 10
3 NJ Huston 10 Albany Min MilI
Co, Morning Star claim. ..... 10
NJ Cowan eial 10 Albany Min & Mill
Co White Prince. 10
Josie Zimmerman 10 liewett 4
Bryant various iois and tracts In
ccio. sss ss.s..s. s+f.sss...... bcco
Arthur Beard 10 John N Beard, hall
OF lot 10 blk 4 Boards ad 10 Tan
Eent.............s..s So
ID Iayes 20 9 II Pentland tract In
Hatscy s...s........ 50
w ] vawter 10 Gertrude II Pentland
tracts in Halscy /
Same to same, Mountain King Min.
Iug clal1t.... .........4........ 10
G Z Browuell 10 Albany Mining and
Milling Co. Eclipse mining claim IS 600
a d Woodln ct al to,same a. above,
Bonanza Min. claim ....... 10
~ ~ - II
Evening Star claim ....... 10
4 A Rhodes st Al to,same as above,
Abe Lincoln Lode. ............ 10
John McChesney et al 70, same as
above, Monarch Min claim -. $4,000
Z + Browneli TO Jshn McChesney.
etal, Queen oi The Gulch. 80. $4,000
] K and kirkpatrick to II c klcp-
per,lets ]. 4,h J ,k's A.Lehanon $50
Sarah A RibeilntoG Gertrude Hpent
land tracts In Haisey ... <
] l. Cowan to NJ Rals,on etal
tract IN blk i Albany ......... soco
T ID Goodman TO John Dehenport
S. acres Up 9 SRI E........ 1
Mary Saltmarsh etai 70 + Wallace
lot blk E Add 10 Albany -. 4as
b + Zeiler 10 Susan Zciler lot ! x
blk 10 In reorsil sil... 100
John Debenport 10 7 p Goodman Is
acres Ia tp oS RI r. - 4
Eva Smith to NJ A Aiiiler,lot 7,bl lI5,
kaiston's and A 10 Leb. .. u
State 10 Peter NJ carv.N W Or OF n
or sec i6tp i3, X aw...... 90
United States TO c G Harmon Patent
iiauseman's and A TO Brownsville. Filed
Totat..................s....S SIs6.74i
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whsie.aie s,alelem Thls,s..

SEsrnALsiA. Jan. -. --iIen,y symonds
and Al Agcr were caught AZ Tsnino. yost.r
day, with forty i've chickens In their pouAes-
sion. which they had stolea froh, Cantralia
and neirhhoring farms. Marshal Blackwell
brought them 60 ten,falia. where they ore
tiled to-day aud fined $50 each.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

Leading New York dealers believe that
Euope has no other place TO draw up on for her
supplies Of wheat than the united States toF the
next six months, except the Argentine Repab-
lie, which never exported over s.ooo. 600 bush.
els
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
Adpieea 10 Nj

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
hildren toething, Is the prescription Of
ne Of the best female nurses and physi
sed for forty years with never-failing
uccess by millions of mothers for their
bildren. During the process Of teethjna
value is incalcuable. 1t releAves the
hid from pain cures dyseDtery and dlar
hoea, gripping In the bowels, and wind
ole. BY giving health to the child 1t
ests the mother. Price 26c. a bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

A small mistake sometimes causes a
ripple Of amusement. When the chairman
at the Orphans Homc meeting snis'ook
Lawyer Wright for DR. Hill and called foi
4 speech from the latter, Il was coasliere5
a good joke. No homes broken
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31
TELEGRApHIC NEWS


NKw ioRK, Jan. 20 Henry jackson.
former paying teller Of the sub treasury, who
ran away TO Canada with $4,000 aud who
pleaded guilty TO charge Of einbssslement
a few days o, was to-day sentenced TO six
years imprisonment aud nnc Of $4,000,
the amount he embexzlvd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31


To prevent ollcloih, patent leather and
similar materials from sticking together
when rolled, purchase few sheets Of
paratline.imprcgnased or otherwise pre-.
pared paper. and roll the material. This
win prevent sticking II Will also prevent
the fading OF the colors OF gloss by keep.
ing Out cir and moisture; the evapo ration
OF the oil Il likewise prevented TO great
extent.
Buckets and all wooden palls not Ia use,
a. wcll as washtubs, should be turned
bottom side up to prevent leaking.
Lemon juice squeezea upon your spot Of
iron rust, with salt plentliully sprIukled
over Il, will probably remove all traces Of
the unsightly spots on your white dress.
But II vou would cover the nails In your
closet with little ,auslln bags, or pieces OF
glove kid (old glove hngures ara as good
as anything) you will probably never
gain experience this difficulty,
oft water should be used In cooking
vegetables, and the oaly way city felix
can soften water Is 10 add little sait 70
| T. SIX or eight potatoes will need a tea
spoontul of salt added 20 the water tnrnip'
aud parsnips require about the same, TIA
Is, teaspoonful OF salt to quart Of wa
ter. II any scum should happen to rise Y
the surface when the vegetables arr
boiling, II must be carefully skimmed of
Leather, paper or wood may be iirml
fastened to metal by cement made by nd
Ing teaspooniul OF glycerine to gill o
glue. Il can also be used for ias,enin
labels ON tin.
Bore hole through the top Of a broom
handle, tie a string In II, hang the broot
up when not In use and Il viii last twice q
long as whenallowed TO rest upon the foo
After sweeping dip your broom In h'
soapsuds, shake well and hang up TO DR.,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

The pleasant effect and the porfest saf-
ETY. with which ladies may ass ths liauIz
fruit laxative. Syrup. Of Fla. under ail
tits pleasing to the eye and to the taste,
gentle, yet eifsctuai in acting on tho hid.
neys, liver and bowels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

Corn is COW at The lowest price Il has reach.
ed since 1869. New corn Is selling at or near
twenty nine cents In Chicago and thirty nine
cents in New York,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

TArcKrE. csl.. J.n "a Raining hard
hero to night. This win melt tie snow. aud
make tho work II raising tho snow blockade
easiss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

Mr. White. the Man About Town Is In
formed. Is quite immense a, the first grave
digger in Hamlet. Better see him to-
night. lie Is the man ) 10 did I.auneeiot
so we'll.
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DelmOnica Restaurant.

CORNER FIRST AND ELLSWORTH sTs-
The understand having purchased the
s1d Herman Restaurant stand has opened
mader the above IA n. . first-c.sSe Sestau-
yans. We are prepared 10 furnish meals
for parties or dances IN short notice. Oys-
rers seryedi' every stylo. eastern or coast;
sll kiuds of hsh knowa il the market.
Employ only frSclass telp. aud waiting
'gili bo prompt and courteous. Regular
meals 25 cts. Coffee Of frst-clats quality
rDd cup OF coffee and cake 1T from ) to 10
cts. l ana we'll known in this CITY .rd re-
quest the tizsns to give me CALI
SAM GoETs. Proprietor.
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Choice Fruit Trees

Of our o'yn growing, vl Oh we SIT st the
owest living rates.
Parties contemplating planting should
consult their interests by examining our
stock and prices before PM chasing.
HrMAN y BRoWnkzA.
albany, Oregon.
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For the benefit of new eomers II may be
remarked fha, ,hIs Is genuine Oregon
mist.
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nonuAND ABROAD
THURSDAY.

1ho late severe wcathcr has caused the
death Of large han,her oi jack rabbits. says
q despatch form pendleton.
MIRA Ephrafn Turner, an old and highly
respected resident nf Linn county, IL lying
dangerously III At her home In AIbsny
IL will he several days feiore any trains
arrive from California, tho blockade con-
tinuinr. Eastern mail, though, 10 coming
through daily.
Wm staissr, Of Salem. who went south
day or two ago, ON pleasure trip 10 Califor.
MIA, has returned homo. The pleasure part
didn't materialise very much IL several fast
Of snow.at Ashland.
DB Montsish, Of Albany, arrived from
Portland yesterday. Mr. Mouteith hss
large property interests here and predicts .
great future for the city. Pioneer
There il $4,000 left Of The Johnstown re-
lief fand. The total was 81, co., ,073. The
halsnce will he given. at the rate Of $50
yearly, 10 Number Of orphan children.
rafDAY.
Mr. John Wills. Of Millers, has moved on
q farm near Independence.
A ballis TO be given Ut Lebanon Tonight,
and several wal attend from this city.
The Wa.tsin Newman Of Chicago has II
picture Of i Samutls. OF the West Shore ID
It's last issue.
Several jack rabbits. not often seen In All
bany, have been on sale TO day At Wilson q
Bosquets market.
Mr. Aug. Kreehter. Of Oregon City. IL IL
this city with view to opening cigar fac
! tory aud stand.
Aftas ff.raaii.n - pa..t..a -. A. A..
visiting several days with her sister. Mrs d
Van hora. has returned home.
A llns Inc oi imported and domestic ciea,
and tobAeco aud tobsecsnist goods. 1T
i3fowns exclusive cigar and tobacco store
opposite the Revere House. Call on hin
! for pleasant smoke.
A social danca was given at the armor
last night by VIM Richards dancing class
, ~ "hicha very enjoyable time was bad.
Mf Thomrs Brink II arranging the feson
/, story Of his llock for an undertaking room
! and will soon keep stock Of goeds in .hl
: line.
An Eastern Star Chapter lodge IL beir
A otRApissd here Ia connection with the Nj
4 sonic lodge I:admits both men and y,
) men.
= Yssrerday afternoon an ovsfooat vi
4 stolen fram tbs Oregon Pacific wharf by
y unknown thief. II belonged 70 wm NArti
le the agent.
X The Banafnan compan, arrived 10 d
Y city this noon from Evgeae, ready for bus
: meas 10 morrow night. In the mesntin
o they will view tho sights 10 cur beautif
!. osty.
Miss Susie Flaming late al the East Or
gonian force. leaves tomorrow for Albas
70 reside 10 tha future. Hcr many frien
are 10th 10 bid her iinai farewell. and hcI
sbc may coBsinde TO return 10 Pendieton
The not far distant fntnrc.--Pendlcton +. |
=. II Elkins. Of Piinsviile, who was 10 d
y city few weeks ago, caught tho mnmp4
his brother. Collins. and Immediately retnr
~ sd home and bad 10 doors 10 prevent tbs
= spread but they leaked out. aud at least
y doxsn people were soon nursing mum
"a Mr. q NJ Warren, Of Spring Valley. Minr
ahert daor neighbor 20 tha parents Of II
u local editor Of tho DsnornAs, and 40 ol
time friend Of Cashier Langdon Of the Fir
- National Bunk. is in this city on his way
> California. Mr. Warren cane by way Of u
Cafadian Pacific.
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-
have sold al the negatives made by
l. w Clark and those made by myself up
to recent date. and all my patrons of the
past will find me prepared to make them
better work thin before, with new back
grounds. accessories and rev novelties Ii
photo work that are very odd and artistic
In design. Mothers your babies shall re
ceivc special attention. do eniarging
work at my studio. lido not send II to San
Francisco or East,) In oil, l,crayon, India ink,
etc. also do Bromide work when order
ed. Orders left for view work will be fill-
ed by first-class workmen.
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DR.. NJ. II. Ellis, physician and surgeon
ylbany, Oregon. Calls made IN city OF
country.
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Smoke the celebrated Havana filed e.
ears, manufactured st julius Josoph's eiRAl
factory. Only cents.