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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-22
WANTED

VXYANTED-we want one agent 70 repre-
w sent our publishing house a, Augusta. Me !.
In every city and town in Maine, Applications
are 10 be made Nth the undsrst AZ ding that par
ties can work all or part Of the time ~ theu
circumstances will permit. Also all who engage
with Ne can have the chance, after selling GER
tam number OF heoks. 10 represent oar house on
8 aalAfy Of 1900 per week at first, with - In
crease according to capacity developed fcf the
tusiness. For particulars. address, =. l.
kNowLxs Co. Augusta. Ne. rnaysSdAwt
Is large nd ever growing communities wants
l. Of enc kind or another are perennial. and
advertising columns are bureau of Information
never TO be ciesed.-I 2 hilaaelpkta Ledger.
See the JOURNAL Want Ads.
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LOST.


n OsT-A lady's French gold watch between
i boat wharf and electric car track In Gar
diner. Finder will be suitably rewarded by ieav'
ipg nj Gapneit l. Morse's store, Augusta, Me.
augl73iw'
WANTED.
VAREFTL MAN WANTED. who ia ex.
" periencsd in care OF horses 10 private family
grounds, etc, Ad@res, with references, y G.,
Box is2, Augusts, Me suseidiw
VIYANTED-A email rent. near the Augusta
w House, by u family OF three from the conn
try. Address, Box 81, Lisbon Falis, Me. aug22 IT.
VTlO EXCHANGE-For Chicago preperty;a
i fine house and lot In Augusta. night dis
pose of the same for cash, Address Resl Ests'e,
on ce of kennebec Journal. aug2odlw'
VXYANTED TO dispose Of dahlias, astssrs
w and Other cut flowers at reasonable
prices. =. T. CANNON, Capitol street. near State
suglsdiw
WANTED-Everybod body 10 call at Music Store,
aue,sdiw. BEAN HAMLEN
HTANTED.A chance to do second or nursery
" work competent TO assist in Homework ana
take care Of children. Box Isl. Gardiner. Me-,
VIYANTED-A girl to do second work in n
w boarding house. Apply at S Grove street
Miss Ida Nichols. augl5df
M ANTED-tw two girls to wash dishes. a,
w once. 1880 Mrs. X. W. HAines, Mouse
Island. Me. aug7du
WANTED.-Applya at once: Agents wanted
w for kepnebec, except Augusta sagada
hoe, Knox. Lincoln and Somerset Counties. for
the U. S. Mutual Accident Association. Address
Basry Eben White. General agent. Gardiner,
Me Aug3dtf
Nly ANTED-A girl coat maker. One that can
w make fine coat. Good pay and work
guaranteed u months In the YEAR. Adde'S
VNJANTED--If you are sick, or wou d know
w correctly the prospects Of life. to call ON or
address, DIR. II. +. Merrill, Western Ave, Au-
gusta, Maine. jlysidh
IcnlcC A friend in need Is u friend indeed. II
lNUICO you want q Regulator that never fails,
address the WoMAN's MEDICAL HoMk, Buffalo,
MY. luneZ3d3ms
w housework. Apply in personat corner
OF Central and Spring streets, Hailowell.
tune22dtf
XHYANTh D. Customers for the best line Of
w Reirigerators in the CITY. A. r. Gould q Co.
UTANTED-People to know that the Woman'e
clothes an Of
ST., may always be found driers, small driers ana
clothes horses Their celebrated dricrs for sale BY
81; Brooks & Co, H. ogan Co.. 9. Williamson
and A. p. Gould, Augusta, Me-, Prebe keene
Church. Hailowen. apr2dtf
Vx7ANCED- Men TO organize Lodges o.
w the Penn. Beneficial Order. Pays IT.
members 10000 in one year on assessment plan
EAILkr, 9. O.. 1905 Arch st.. Philadelphis, Pa
marl2dti
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TO LET.

TO RENT OR F0K SALE-House at
y Ocean Point, well furnished, fire sitaatlon.
Etquire OF A. J. Pierce, Augusta, Me.
aagi91lws
ITO LIE IA furnished house II Ocean Point,
i during August. leo dollars PEI week. IN
qaire OF 4. e. Pierce 10 Clifford street. Koxbury,
Na.s. ausf9 l~.
EoB HENT-A frst-ciass house on Melville
street. JONES LEIos. augIsdst
ITO BFNT-A CONVENT Tenement for a smsiI
I family. Healthy location. Address, Everett
W. Libby Gage street exiension, Augusta, Me.
augiIdtf
Two LET-rurnished rSoms at III Grove 81.
iulyfdy
n o b.kASE-Ihe lot Of land south OF Hotel
Worth. VIII lease for q long term and with
favorable conditions. JAMES W. NoRTB, augusta
iunei5dts
rTyO LET on FOR nAt.As--vs sss. ,efc.s
i two hoeses n Aasssta- lsgat,s o. y
9opphRD. isI Water ~ snstsdf
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GARDINER LOCALS.

| GARDINER LOCALS.
DR.. A. NJ. Card Of Head Tide vas IN the
ei.y yssssresy-
Hg-y Pfinee Of tse Wsssrriiie NAL Sss
| n the city yesterday
1
Mfs. @. Il. Harrington and daughter ief.
re sserday for visis with ffseccs 10 faiF
lips. -
Miss Lillian E!dridse Of Bovdoinham 10
thu guest Of her cousin Mrs. j. e. horfi-
son.
Mr.. II. z. Emmons and family leave 10
m lrre1 far two weeks visit 10 frieucs IN
Shefman's Mills.
Mi. Annie Noble ard Mr.. z. A. Jen.
nirss both Of walrhsm, Nass., are visiting
/ relatives In this city.
RsguIar sang ssry ice 1t the Y. n. c. A..
rosrns tomorrow afternoon Of 30 O'CLOCK
All young Essn are invited.
Mrs. Alice JsvslI, Who has been visiting
her old home In this ely for several weeks
past, returned to Boston yesterday.
HArrin ston the coal mar received cargo
Of Sugar Loaf Leigh yesterday And VIZ
sell IL at Hgurs but little above the actual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-22

Regular song service 1t the Y. II. G. A
rooms tomorrow afternoon Of Z 10 o CLOCK
All young Essn are invited.
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Mrs Annie Noble ard Mr.. u. A. Jea'
nirgs both Of Walshsm, Mass, are Tisitina
relatives In this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-22

INOR tALE-The vacant two-story brick
r dwelling house and lot on Middle st. There
10 a stable on the lot. The lot IL large and two
small lots could be sold of for building lots. II t.
bounded west by Middle street and eastetly by
Stone street. II contains five rooms below, and
nine rooms above ana large attic, and 10 well
located for boarding house. }. W. PArrKasoS.
iulyidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-22

From those officially connected with the
muster nothing but praise has been re-
ceived for ,hs weeks work. The question
that is now interesting the boys is whether
or not those who have been observers on
the outside approved Of their work. With
the idea of settling this important ques-
tion, JOURNAL reporters cslled on several
Of the leading military men at the camp
yesterday and asked for an expression Of
their opinions on the subject.
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for Sale or to Yft
FOR SALE.

ssv FORK City N r, ;ss 49,
dfstasss. IN fictitious Or Jshsr~ss Ere poeWs
II st-ssst o. sithsv s-u suffering from blooa "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-22

Mr.. II. z. Emmons and family leave to
n 1rrox fsr two weeks visit TO frisncs IN
Shefman's Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-22

HGry Pfinee Of TIE Wsterriiie NAL sss
"a the city yesterday
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Miss Lillian Eldrdgs Of Bo.doinh.m u
the guest Of her cousin Mrs. j. c. hofIi'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

Jas W Lucas ar ex.coniedeTate soldier
at Louisville, NY, has succeeded in get.
ting pension with large back PAY. II Is
ssld he simply made the a,,emp; In a spirit
OF jest knowing how the department, under
Raum was being ruu. ilis papers we're
all prepared wi,hou, single misstate-
ment OF the facts. lie made affidavit that
he served In Co, ID. I'd Reg. Ky. Cavalry,
(ConfederaIe) and his application was
signed by his ex.confederale commander.
The claim went through with a ruGh and
Lucas got the money. And yet II The
NsES says a single word about the old
soldier pension humbug, the old soldiers
yell bloody murder and republicans and
democratic bosses shake their heads and
say we do an unsise thing, The pen.
s!on system l. the biggest fraud ever per-
ml',ed to run at large unmuExled. IT,
bigger than the Mckinley bin, bigger than
oaay's s,eallngs, bigger than grandfather.
hat. Il Is gigantic fraud perpetuated fo'
purpose Of gaining votes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
DIED.

CROFT On Saturday morning, Aug
"a, 1891, at his home In Albany, of Bright's
disease of the kidneys, Mr. r Croft, at
the age of 81 years.
Mr. Croft was born in England When
boy he came With bis parents to the
United States, residing IN Massachusetts,
from which state he made many trips on
the ocean. going around the Horn several
times, living an cventful life. In about
1870 he came with Thos Kay and Mr.
Dalgleisch to Oregon, buying with them
the Woolen mill at Brownsville, but retir-
ing a few years afterwards and going into
the mercantile business, which business
he followed until coming to Albany on
the building of the WOODEN mills, though
he previously owned considerable stock In
the Brownsville mill He was the
heaviest stockhoider In the Albany
mill, and had been superin-
tendent since a few months after the com
pletion of the mill. He was popular
man, OF strict integrity, and leaves good
record both as business man and cit.
zen. He leaves wife and two children.
Mr. Croft was member of the Masonic
lodge, Royal Arch degree, and OF the Odd
Fellows.
McBRIDE.-0 Thursday morning,
Aug. 20, 1891, at his home in Oakville,
of old age, Mr. William II Mcbride, aged
rs. Mr. Mcbride was a pioneer OF this
county, coming here from Iowa. He
was member OF the u p church, and
was man of sterling, Christian worth,
who leaves many relatives and friends
through this part OF the valley to mourn
his death. Mrs Mcbride died about
year ago.
yERNON.-0n Wednesday evening
Aug. 10, 1891, at her home at Tangent,
OF old age, Mrs Rebecca Vernon, aged SO,
years, months, 25 days. Mrs Vernon
was born in Tenn, afterwards resided in
Missouri. moved to Texas in 1847 and to
Oregon in 1853, since which time she has
resided in Linn county, where she OBJ
tanned good name. She was member
of the Christian church, and has been
for "a years. She leaves five children.
Mr. Vernon died twelve years ago.
GAMBER.--At scio. August goth,
1891, Mrs w Gambler. Mrs Gambler,
with her husband. formerly resided in
this city where abe formed many friend.
ships and was highly esteemed by all
who knew her as a devoted Christian,
being member OF the Congregational
church Of this city. Last fall, with her
husband. she moved to their homestead
in the hills south OF Sodaville in hopes
that she might recover from that fell
disease. consumption, but all to no avail.
Only few days ago they moved to Scio.
The funeral will take place at Scio to-
morrow morning at l0o'clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
ghe aealorrat.
TUE RUSSIAN FAMINE

From the macs offigures which has been
collected to show the huge deficit In the
grain crop Of Europe one fact stands out In
appalling prominenee--the existence OF a
sta,e OF famine In Russia.
Already there are reports OF peasants
eking out existence on grass boiled In wa
ter, Of people dying of hunger In the
streets OF the overcrowded towns and OF
psrcnts trying to sell their children to save
them from starvation. The rcAerves OF
grain In the country have been used up
and the harvest which Is being gathered
Is less than ha'f crop. Wheat Ia Ioo,-
100000 of bushels short, and rye, the sta-
pie food of the peasantry, is short at leas,
oo,ooo,ooo bushels. Instead, therefore
OF being able to export 9o,ooo,ooo bushels
OF wheat and 6o,ooo, 900 bushels OF rye, as
Is the case in ordinary years, Russia must
import 5soooo,ooo bushels, Of grain To feed
her own people.
But there Is no evidence that Russia
can do anything OF the kind. According
to Stepniak. letter from whom Is pub
lIshed In Eres Rassia, The relief fund OF the
Empire. hsld against such emergencies,
has been reduced TO 100000 roub,es,
Aot twentieth OF the sum needed to cope
with the present distress.
The credit OF the Russian government
has never been so poor as 1t Is today, and
the desti,uIlon of the peasants, who pay
Ss!per cent. q all the taxes, means a loss
to the national treasury Of probably half
iu ordinary income. There have been
Ave partial iamlnes Ia Russia In the last
eight years, hut for u PARALLEL to the one
nos threatened Il is necessary 10 go back
TO 1850.
A disaster Of such magnitude Is caleul-
ated to command the sympathy and aid Of
the civilized world, whatever may be the
verdict on the errors of policy and admin :.
istraIion which tend 10 make Il wove.-
r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
Tai. Care. There 4. ranne.,

Ia alloAiuR in'ctiYity ai the idncys 10
grow through neglect. Tho deadly shoals o
Bnghts disease and diabetes will wreck the
goadly bark OF health il II i, allowed to
drift ruddeilebssupon them. The bladder,
too, il ioactive, And icdici0ns medication
does not speedily direct the helm toward
the port Of safety, viii be wbeimed by the
quicksAnd Of di,eAse. In selecting diuTetic,
let your choice fsli upon Hostetter's Siom--
aeh Bitter, which stimulates the renal or
gans without irritating and exciting them,
two effects to he spprehended fiom The un-
medica.ed stimuli largely Tesoited to. These
have tendency to rss;t prejudiciallv. The
Bitters invigorste the kidneys and bladder,
in common with the nerves anil digestive
organs, and so afford lasting cid. Il also
affords dual Assistsnce In preventing and
curing Intermittent and remittent fever.
Biiiousnesa constipation and Ihsumstism it
also subjuestes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

BrAbdretips Pills srethe great blood puri-
fer. They src Durga:ive and blood tonic,
they act equally ON the bowels, the kidneys,
and the skin, thus cleansing the system by
thu natural outlet OF the bvdy--they may be
called the Inrgativs kudorific AID dinretic
medicine. They stimulate The Ilood 20 as
t0 enable nature to throw OF ali morbid
humors. and cure disease 40 matter by what
name IL may be called. One or two Of them
taken every pight will prove al infaiiible
remedy.
Grandreth's Fills are purely vegetable.
abtoluEely hArmless and safe 10 take at suy
time. Fold in every drug and msdicins
store, siLhsr plain or sugar soatsd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
German
Syrup

Martinsville, NJ, Methodist Par
sonage. my acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago, when I contracted a Cold
which resulted in a Hoarsencss and
Cough which disabled me from
filing my pulpit for a number OF
Sabbaths. After trying a Physician,
without obtaining relief-I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
II saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained a bottle. /
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has been our fayorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. have never hesitated to
report my experience of its use to
others when / have found them
troubled in like manner" RRv.
w. il. HACCARTY,
of the Newark, New A Safe
Jersey, ME-. Confer
ence, April rs, go. Renedy.
q
G. GREEN, Sole uau'fr, ,Woodbuy,EJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

STATE FAIR. Tho attendance at the
state fair this year will undoubtedly be
large. It is oregon's only state fair, and
should be made credit TO state Of the
promise and advantages enjoyed by il.
Agricultural hall should be filled With
the products OF the state. There should
be no empty stalls. Let the farmers Of
Linn county come to time and do their
part towards it. With the large
crowds who always go from this part OF
the state should also go large exhibits.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
HEALTH IS WEALTH !

pR. Y. G. VESTS Nerve ard Brsia Trestnen
guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DIZZINESS, CoEyu
Hons, Fiss, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Eervou
Waksulness, Mental Depression, ssdtsning of the
Erals, rssultng IN insanity and leading - misery,
1ssa, sad asash prefnstsre old age bzFrsnDess loas
u Pc - caused by oyer-e1ertson of the frasn
Each kx contains months treatment, 81 box
~ sx boa - fos ts sent By mail prepaid 90 receipt
pses.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES TO CURE ANY
sass. With each order received by for ak boxes,
aeodpanisd With t5, will send the purcb2seF our
wyftsss fusFsntee 20 refund the money u the treat
nena does not eject . cure. Guarantees issued oul
~ .. A. Cumming. Druggist, sole sgent, AIbzns Or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
oBSTCARY.

Died, in Albany, Or, August 18th, 1891,
OF dIphtheria, Fay, youngest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Howard, aged 6 years and
i6 days.
Little Fay has gone and left Us
In this world Of sin and pain,
And his sweet face in Joy and laughter,
We shall never see agan.
Happy were your childhood days,
As you pranied round our feet;
May yonr future home be fairer,
Where we all expect 20 meet.
May your rest be calm and sweet,
While you walt for those below;
May we strive with all our might
To meet with thee when we must 80.
What change week can bring.
And how sad II was 10 all,
When but few days sickness
You obeyed the Angels call.
You are not lost, but only gone
Where VIC all must shortly go,
For this Is only world of sorrow,
W@ile We journey here below.
And now farewell, our darling Fay;
But soon the time viii come
When we shall follow after thee,
TO our Eternal home
Written By one who dearly loved him
r. r. HfNDmAs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
MssAsm {

Castoi.s is recommended by&ph, sieians
for children teethipg. 1t iss pares vege-
able preparation, its ingredients rs.pub-
ishcd aroun d each bottle. 1t 10 pleasant to
b % taste and sbsolutely harmless. d relieves
constipation. regulates the bowels, qaists
pain, cures disrrnoea and wiad solic, allays
feverishness, destroys worms, and prevents
oonyvlsioss, soothes the child and gives IL
refreshing aud natural sleep. Csstoris 10
the childrsn's panAoea--ths methess' friend.
s5 doses, IS seats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

Scic.-Peier BIiyea has sold his saloon
building and fixtures to Saien. man,
consideration siSoo.
John Bryant OF Bilyeu Den was In town
on Monday and reports harvest "a pio-
gresslng In satisfactory manner. and
wheat ~ yielding from 7s TO 90 bashelS 10
the acre.
Last week the threAhing company Of
Deyaney. Miller * 10 were somewhat
out Of luck. In passing from ono ioo 70
another 1t was necessary TO cross the o p
railroad. and the crossing not being very
good one. their traction engine as II was
being taken over run - near the bank of
q ditch that the bank crumblcd and
dl,ehed The engine In sirsi-eIass railroad
style.-Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

PARis,Aug so-Adviees received here this
afternoon anouneisg the calamity al Martin
que the mos, severe sinee II. So far there
arc 90 hsaths Tire result OF the hurricane and
will be some time before the extent Of the dis
asieT is known. Al Fort DE FIance there
were "a lives lost, aud at Fort DE France and
st Pierre large numbers weie injured. Al s,
Pierre 6 tefsoua have been killed, bue IL Is
in the capital.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

An elk head with the horns aiiac he'd
five pointed. came down from the MeKen-
zie yesterday evening. The elk was
killed by Bolivar Cogswell on the swampy
plateau between the Foley and Belknsp
hot springs and weighed at least 1900
pounds. The skin of the neck and should
crs was left attached 10 the head and when
Il Is properly mounted. will make G fine
specimen Of that noblest q our noun
tain animals.-Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

PORTLAND Aug AL. A Souihsflanj edi-
tea ol the Sunday Welcome Was drowned a,
the foot Of Stark ST last evening. lie had
cen 10 the city and was on his way home on
Weidler 81 in Eas, Portland. lie usually
took the Cyelone which lands al Stark but II
was not at the wharf when he was on his Nay
home and he decided 10 efoes oa the ferry and
connect with the Portland & vaneoaveI toas.
Sbirh would and him mar home. The boat
was leaving and be tried to jump ba, jumped
10 the river and was drowned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
5000

TnAr Bgsros AssKssMEsT.--TheA Albany
DgMocRAT Is finding fault with our
county officials for advertising the deiin-
quent tax liats. and makes assertions
which are away of on the subject. II
the DKMocnAr man would post up on the
matter he would find that he 10 greatly
mistaken, and that the officials in this
conntry conduct matters strictly accord
ing 20 law. The fact Is the property
referred 10 has been properly assessed. -
Benton Leader. The fact In the property
was not properly assessed. When tax
IL paid the only record the sheriff makes
is on the printed list published in the
papers, Cor which 30 cents a line IL
charged even though the ad only runs a
week or two. Delinquent taxes should
be collected but not after tie fashion
followed In Benton county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

The census reports snow an average
value OF cows Ia the Unl,ed States Of SAT.
Ga, or iifty-two cents each less ;han ten
years ago. There must be some cheap
cows somewhere. Horses average 81
81 less than In 1880. .
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

an ExAnPLx The .eas for American
consumption are bought in China by Faro
peAu experts, who are called "tea. .tssters. %
The cue, olcpediss are authority for the fact
that In few ysars they have 10 give mp
their lucrative positions with shattered con-
stiiutions. The unheslthfulnoss Of she adul-
tsrations and mineral ooloring matter can
not be moro strongly put Beech's Tea is
pure as childhood. For sale by Allen Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

The ea'Ile baron has psSsed away In
Texas, and his immense pastures arc be-
ing cut up into farm. a 10000 acre
pasture was cut up into farms few weeks
ago. ard Il realized a, auction an average
Of between 81 and SS an acte.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28
COUNCIL rsocsEDlses.
Friday evening. Aug. 2l,

Presont--Mayor, Recorder, Street Com.
missioner, Chief Of Police, City Surveyor
and Councilmen French, Tabler, Burk-
hart and Garrett.
Ordinance Bill, No. 227, authorizing
the mayor and recorder 10 enter into q
contract for the building OF sewers on
Maple, Ferry and Madison streets. Al
bany: Resd three times and passed
unanimously.
The following bids were opened and
read for the construction oi sewers in
the city OF Albany, the bids being per
fnols
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

A LIVE CrY.-our neighboring town.
Harrisburg, 10 passing through an era Of
excitement just now. During the rsst
three weeks merchant was robbed OF
his entire jewelrs stock, . man marched
his wife through the streets at the end
Of shot gun. one OF her prominent citi.
zens has been bound over In the sum OF
1900. TO appear before the grand jury on
charge OF adultery. aud last n fellow
man came TO an untimely end by being
run over by the cars.-Ncwa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

On motion the contracts were let as
follows: To Bays, Jeffries e Co. for
Maple and Ferry streets, si 10 per cubic
yard, extra for rock work. Hayne, Buck
Il Co., Madison street. The formers
bonds were placed at $4,000, the latter
1t $4,000. Maple street sewer will bei
l470 feet long, Of Is inch pipe, Ferry,
5000 feet long, Of fs inch pipe, and Mad
ison, 1876 feet long, OF 10 inch pipe.