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SUGAR BOUNTIEs.

The claims for sugar boun,ies are all
filed, the lawrequlrlng that they should be
presented before today. About $o,ooo,-
600 has been demanded.
This means that the people must pay
this large sum of money to the planters
who want to engage In business which
they cannot otherwise conduct Proliiably.
Taking money from the people by com
pulsioa for use In private business enter
prises has long been the fashiop IN the
United States. but heretofore Il has been
done for some supposed national service
like the breeding of sailors or the encour-
agement of manufacturers.
To-day We have the bounty system In all
its naked uglIaess. In all its unfairness and
injustice. Today for the first tIme the
government owes money to some of its
citizens to help them out In their private
business A few people 10 Lsuisiana could
not make money enough to suit them from
sugar growing, and therefore the govern
ment compeIs their fellow-eountrymen to
contribute to their profit or support. II
has as much right 10 select the corn
growers, the boolmskers or the bakers Of
the country rs the sugar-growers as the
recipients OF other peoples money. II il
not only injustice and robbery, but The
statute s ridiculous and unconstitutional
and will be so declared II Il ever comes
before the supreme court.
AT the same time IL illustrates the mi
quitous character oI our tariff legislation.
The bounty law does directly ane openly
what protection does BY indirection and
furtiveIy. w Orld
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IN ssainary oF lsass Chancellor snmca 4
EfAii. of aAmrsi noslke, X. ef n, M. !.


Death never aeparateai the golden
wires
That ever tremblc 10 the namen before,
win sillrase STILL though every form
expires,
And those wo love Nc look upon no
more.
Again has the foll been called aud our
beloved brother has answered Here r.
and bis IL placed with the names that
are written IN the Look Of Geld kept
by Him, "Who doeth MI things wcll.'
Thus death has claimed him for hia
own before Iia had attained even the
meridian of life, but mercy standB beside
and when ono We love IL taken hence,
shn plnnta upon Gle vacant spot the
bloom Of consolation. and Of hope, whose
fragrance aoothes the aorrowing soul and
tells ia we shall meet again.
nro,har Hall was born In Missouri and
died In Albany, Oregon, june 2bth, 1891
aged 20 years aud five months. lie waa
knighted Ii Laurel Lodge March 10, 1888,
and gained the rank the Past Chancellor
| by service December 81, 1856. lie rep.
1 reHeused his lodge IN the Grand ladna Ia
the sessions Of lSsT~s, and was y. p. q.
| G. for District No NJ the time OF his
death lie waa also Captain Of Columbia
/ Division No. 4, Uniform Rank, X. OF p
which position he had since ita or
ganzation, two years All offices
and positions Of trust c9alded 10 hin
received his careful and intelligent eiI0fta
and were tilled with honor 90 hinael
and benefit TO the order of which he VA
ever proud. Therefore, be Il
Resolved. That in the death oi James
+. Hall, valiant Pytbian knight hal
been taken from our midst, and 10 III il
left TO mourn The irreparahle loss.
Resolved, That we extend our sympa
| thy and coincidence 10 the felativea o
our deceased brother, and especially 4
his mourning sister. aud assure her tia
"other hearts share the burdens Of bel
grioving, when a loved ono lies under shi
pail.
Resolved, That Pythian knighihoos
has suffered 4 sad bereavement, m ineg
tlmabie loaH. In the early demise ol 6,
vigorous aud intelligent an advocate an,
member oi our order,
Resolved, That as token OF knight,
love aud memory, the castle hall q
Laurel Lodge be draped IN mourning 10
thirty days, and that n copy Of thee
revolutions be given the aihter oi our De
ceased brother also that copy he inrn
lsi,ed eaeh ol tho city papers for publ
cation. q. ". MMenr,
II. G. WArsos.
q. ". iIoeusTenLga,
Committee.
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4 - rEar.e.

Taia ie6Y q fafa has heon hhnoa to
tcisnaasat. 4 ofsgo hss haunted spaft,neu
--tha stenkeh. Sazsrd ~ the aiduct
tpFite. dyspepsle, aigee,l9n fliea zs j relassa
70 fetafa. What can hreak The speii. What
can fsise the ban laid upon the Unhappy or
gansg We answer unheaitatiagly, liostef-
teria Ssouaseh Hitsers. and we are wa,ansai
IN The response By the recorded Testimony
of fnyrisds. eoYefing period ever thssd a
4 nsnlufy. 4 coarse At the Bitsere. leena
ia sgy stage 81 the sfllietinn,ald peFsistrnslY
sailowrl, vii terminate II cure posis:vv,nat
partial. Far nistcsA restores tone tp fhe
eisgsstie nerve, Feeows and rufilles the
juiees esuding fioa4 tho cellular tissues that
act npna hu food digestiyeiy, ospsIs hiiC
ifonl The stomach sad the bleed, and pro-
NOTES regular habit Of body. Malsris,
kidaey complaint. nervousness, rheumatissu
and Eeafalgta Give way 70 this medicine.
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The following blIls were allowed
corScsL rRocIrnrsGs.
Friday evening. July 10.

Friday evening, Jaly 70.
Present Mayor, Recorder, City Attor-
ney, and Councilmen French, Hawkins,
Tabler, Barkhart and Garrett.
The following bills were ordered paid (:
c w Watts, $4i.90; Mike cowan, $A4.06.
French moved that the contract for
building bridge across the Willamette
be let to the Portland Bridge & Building
Co., agents for the King Iron Bridge
Co., according to proposition 3 Of plan 2,
Tor Ss3 3,350, and that tile mayor and re-
eofder sign the coutract.
Burkliart objected to the motion on
the grounds That 1t WAS contrary 10 sec.
tion 81, which provides that tile appro-
priation Of money shall be by ordinance.
Not allowed Upon which Mr. Bnrkhart
stated that lac would file written pro-
test.
The motion Of French was carried.
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rms eosrsAer rr4.
1i's seHafz Mabss Fasheral &prFspsa.
item. asa fs.e rsrIaae viii
80 sfaffs.


u haa been decfeed thst sc eli laqe
q bridge
After tbe DGIocakT was out Friday
evening The eonnfy court made IN ar-
priaiion of 40 900 towards lie con-
siruetiou o . bridge across Che william
etta 81 Albany, III ba latils according to
The plans III iiie hands oi tho eisy eaun-
Gil selected by the eomuiigsi0ne TIE
ofsler for which appears eiaewhefe
Atan adjourned meeting 1T ilse council
If Z :3p O'Clock tiie ceutfaet Was lei 10
tbe Portland Bridge Gu, rs VIII appea
by the proceedings eisewtEefc.
The bridge adopted vii coHsiet 81 i. ~
spans md two approaches. Tic se itli
approach Will begin at the north line oi
Firat street, if Ealapa9ia. and will strike
The FIRST pier 800 feet north Tic SPANS
will ba 353 8a5, 895 and 3a1 feet, respect.
igely, ai5d @ill be ~ feet high oyer the
main eufF8nt, above i0sf watef mark, OF
forty feet aboge high water. Tho span
cr0asua tie ewfFsnt Of tise Galapooia
vii Be nearlY 30 feet above the 81 foot
high watef marx rarely reached here,
the pier beyond, standing on the point
of the island. The north approach ~iii
be 3i5 feet long. total oi 1865 feet An
inspection Of tlic plans, accessible By
anyone, viii fully explain the situation.
This settles the matter Tee eisy anil
county have united, ard every eilizen 81
Albany eliouid unite 10 giving tile e8nn
ell nupport IL the construction VI the
bridge. No distractions viii l,a sab
mitted -. The site 1mng not suis some
/ Int wben once built il viii be forgotten
that there Ind ever been a dispute, for IL
viii accomplish what II desired.
/ The bridge selected Is one that siil lie
a credit - Albany, high steel structure
81 good architecture. The plans for fllss
/ particular bridge Here also made with 4
( siew 20 the navigation 81 fiie EalapOoia
% tie Magnolia mills, il desired. aoine
away still auy objections tiiat could Sc
lnadc br Tie oauefs II llsat propefty
The atimulaHs this movement 8Ili give
10 Albany can hardly he estiiaaied. Il
will build up tlie Rlgoie city regardless
II location, and vii add many per cent
10 the commercial interests d the city.
There Is general rejoicing over tie "a
aalt, cYen ~ people who wouI haye
chosen s different location, f4r, il B.eau,
much Il tlae hasiiaeB utan. labogHr, eap
lalisli property efergbydg
iInrTaie
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MARRIED.
CRIrcIIaow-THoMPs0N

CRITcIILow-THOMPs0N. On
Wednesday, May s. 1891, at Tallman, NJ.
Ben e critchlow. well known route
agent OF the Statesman and Oregunian, oi
Salem, and Miss Ella ! Thompson, oi
Tallman.
BR0DERs-H HARDER. .--On Thursday
evening, July 9th, 1901, at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents, near Albany, by
Rev. J. L. Stewart, Mr.. Henry Broders,
the well-known and popular butcher, ol
Albany, and Miss Ella Harder, both ol
Linn county.
The happy couple have the best wishes
OF many friends.
PATTERSON COON. On Saturday,
July 4, 1891, at Ialaey, bv Rev. NJ. NJ
Marling, at the residence 81 s. N. Davi-
son, Mr.. A. B. Patterson ard Miss Allie
M. Coon, both Of Halsey.
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The eastern demoza,ic papers are still full
Of criticisms Of Mr. John Wanamaker, the
postmaster general. They insist that he has
not cleared himself from doubtful snd even
criminal relations with the Keystone bank,
and that be should demand rigid invesliga-
ton, not by some white-washing council COM
mittee. but by grand jury. rhs republican
papers, as rule, have nothing 10 say, and
therefore seem 10 taci.ly admit that honest
John had his fingers somewhere close around
thai jelly -jar.-Eyening Telegram.
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The total value o. goods exported from th.
United States for the month Of May 1891 was
$4,000, 3oz, and for the month Of May 1890
$57,456, Gas an increase Of ss4s,674. The
total value ofimporis for May 1891 was s7I,-
$50, Iz7 and for May 1880 At was $40. I3S,o4o
an increase Of s.: ,S4s,oS7. But it should be
borne in mind that the increase Is mainly in
goods that are on the free list. There is a
material decrease in The imporaiions Of goods
upon which Mckinley increased The tariff,
such as all kinds Of wooIen goods. cutlery,
pottery etc. This means that in the near
future our people will have to pay much higher
prices Tor their tariff ridden goods.
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CTATE OF OREGON.
y LAND DEPARTMENT.

&ALRN, Oregon, June ], 1891.
Tho board OF commissioners for the
sale o. school and University lands and
Tor the investment or the funds arising
tlierefrom OF the state OF Oregon, hereby
invite sealed application 10 purchase the
following described lanis. to wit:
All OF the donation land claim situated
ln sections Is, l6. 2l and %, In Township
y South Range l West. known and
described on the govern msI surveys a.
the donation land claim n Joha w Moore
and wife, being Notification No 2JO0. ssv
Ing therefrouI - acSes sold 10 Jacob
Aowman contaiulng 800 acres Also begin
ming 10 chains west Og the northe 81
corner oftle northwest quarter ofsectSon
n in 70 ~ Sonth Range West running
ihonce aast ~ chalns: thence aonsh 40
c1iun-; hence west 80 chains; lhance
Dorth - chains 90 tbs place OF beginning
o1italnirg 20 acres. ali situated IN Linn
oon sty, state u Oregon. and )ntainIng
ia all AIS ecres more or less
ApplicaNons will be opened at a rean' ar
fneetinK OF said board to ts D4id Tuesday
tho 1th day Of July. 1891, n 2 O'Clock,
p NJ. ho right 10 reject any and all bids
" reserved by the board
NAPOLEON DAVIS.
Cork Of the Board.
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state alliance

PORTLAND. July 9.-Ofegoa is the thiuy-
seventh state in whi.h farmers' state al
lance has ben o'ganixed. The organization
was perfected at convention held 10 post-
land yesterday. That the alliance Is steadily
increasing in numbers and strength anil IN
1uedce cannot be deisd.
AR B Henninger, Of riafion county. was
elected Temporary secretary, and Alber, Hart.
Of Mul,nomah county, was chosen temporary
assistant secrstafy-
Messfs c Moron. OF Claekamas, K A Irvine
Of Linn, and w Sampls, Of UmatiIia, were
appointed committee en resolutions
Messn n Pierce. Of Tmaiilla, W Brown, Of
Baker, X A Irvine Of Linn, snd w p Derby,
Of YsmbiIl. were appointed committee on
constitution and bylaws .
A committee on resolutions was appointed
and resolutions we're pas ed,
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eastolia Is recommended bv physicians
4ar children teSthing. II ;sa pnrclg yeee-
slala IfepaTssifr, ia ingtedianis are pub
lished aEeead each bestge Is pleasant to
hetssie end bstluteiY hasmless. Itreiieges
eonstiPatign. regulates The lewel., .quiats
pain. cures aiarrnoea aud wiGd cole, sllays
fesefishness, destroys worms, aufl prevents
convvssiogs, soothos the ehlid and gives il.
refreshing ard natural sleep. sl-ssnsia is
the childrcn's panacea.-~the motaetS' FREUD.
- doses, 80 cents.
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ELLIS, Neo, July io.--Somr time last night
the mos, terrible tragedy ever enacted in this
section Of Nebraska occurred. This afternoon
Mrs Ds Allen, Of Beatrice, came to Ella on q
visit 10 her brother, John II rutefLaugh, Who
lives a mile and half ennth Of iown. She
was driven to the farm by Louis petting. She
knocked at The DIOR but received no reply.
They entered, the door not being locked. ard
found horrible state Of affairs. ncr brother
was lying on the floor covered with hlosd. In
bed was the mother with bullet through her
head In bed with her was two yeas-oid
baby, also shot through the head. On a
lounge in room was another bed occupied by
two young girls. one l3 and one IS. Both
we're dead, with bullet holes IN their heads.
How they met their terrible fate Is yet un-
known.
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Novelties in Jackets.

! have received a small assortment Of
novelties in ladies' spring jackets, made
IN the latest styles Of Blazers and Reef
ers, in cheviot, diagonal and worsted. ]
expect to carry full line Of these goods.
as well as al the leaaing styles in Ladies
Capes, bea,:ed, crochet and In cloth.
Orders taken for special sizes and styles.
SAM'L T. YoUNo.
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The waters are sure and sale CID.
fer a kindsof female troubles ane WI
renos all distractions 70 the mon,. y
period no matter what the cause. Jftl
are j l,what every woman necdi a. {
can ba ised with safety. For sale / TIL
Livingstone Chemical Co, also from su
sole agent, ] A Cumming, druggist, B., n
berg bi,ck. ALBANY, Oregon.
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sArnRnAy.


A Salem paper says Salem has contract
for ali the Umpqua river solmon, 500 pounds
a day.
Lane county sent three persons 70 thu in
saBa asylum this week. the last beiag G @
Shepard, Of Eugene.
The Staver &Wallxers and salens play at
Salem tomorrow, The latter club has signed
two now players.
A ~ Fee, the bicycle man, has completed
arrangements for teaching class Of ladies at
the arnsry Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day afternoons ot nexs week Any ladv
wishing to learn to ride hioyele free should
be present
Knapp, Burial s. Gu, Of shia citV, have
Just sold to Smith q Whiteakar q 20 inch
Pitt thlcaher. Smith q Whitoaker reside IN
Benton county, and II is matter Of general
intsreat that they should como to Albany.
the trading center 81 the valley, for their
thresher
Another social fight was reported last
evening, and today couple well kncAsn d :
tizens from ncfosa the river, after raising q
wind storn, IN First street, retired to the
alley back AZ Knspp. Burfoii tEE "a . to fight
Il out; but the affair proved Only storm
aud 10 bloNA were slfaek
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Uncommon storms

HELENA, July o.-During the pas, six
weeks this section has exparisneeda hsa.
dozen furious rain storms. parsking Of the
nature OF eloudburSiz. In each case they
were accompanied by thrilling electrical
display. Such displays being unusual IL his
secsion. the severity oi those experienced re-
Gently has bee3 the cause Of much alarm and
asionishmeH,. he flashes were bliading IN
their intensity, and b'lowed IN rapid SUCCESS
ion, Not much damage was done by the dis
charges, though some buildings have been
struck
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Yhesr enir aseslslno thrss.

William W y Miller, Dserlodge. Montana,
writes: al have been using BFsndrsth'a
PILLS for ths last thirteen yeAra, and though
have had nipe chisdIaa, have never had
doctor in tha hsese except three times,
whan We had an cpideaia Al scarlet feyor,
which we soon hanishcd BY vigorous use
Of BrAndreth's Pills. hAvs paed them fer
myself, two or thras 5 night fer inoath, for
liver eonplsint. dyspepsia. and osaatipation.
Ia aiavfhoaa. cramps, wind colic, indigestion,
oxe Oh two Bcandroth's pills fixed the child
ren ~ cnee. A box Of pills Is all the medi--
sina cheat We require in the house. We uso
thsn for rkenmktism, eslds, casaTTa. hilious-
rsss AIS impuro bleed They nsver have
fsaisn u crre AL the above eeasplainta in a
yerv few days.
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SaeNn ADYien.-lt pays 10 GET til5
best eyen Shakespeare admitted that
Ia this connection IL tnay be remarked
that IS 4 Graham has just received an
elegant line Of eaitiugs Iar the spring and
pamfneF, never surpassed il an Albany
market. They are the best To he OBJ
talaed, as an inspection will show, and
Dir Graham IL prepared % make them
up IN the latest style with a ekili his
long experience las enabled him 10 be
maAser nl.
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Phoebe csusIn'. on.

CHICAGO, Jaly 0.-Jadge Blodgelt decided
Phoebe Cousins case this morning By Fcsdef-
ing decilioq holding aiisS Cousins was on,
Of Office for good and con not get back. CCuti
held that the hoard Of managers was created
by the naii@nai commission ard received It's
power from that body, and that these powers
extended TO tie executive committee Of the
board al lady managers and i had full power
10 act
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Secretary Fosters scheme Of pos:poning
und after tho fall elections his decisions
as 10 whether the coinage Of silver dollars
shall be continued has started smile
which ripple all over the face Of globe
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The Ohio democrats will hold their State
Conyention at Cleveland on the I4sh and
18th Of July. The convention will consist
Of 700 delegates, the apportioDment being
made on the vote Of secretary of Atate last
fan
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usMlna,llie Fire.

McMiSSviLLE. July ga disasiri9us
FIRE occurred here about ? O'Clock his evening
in which Jenes & Co.'S planning mills, sash and
door factory aud lumber sheds we're totally
destroyed together with large amount ef
lumber, Their less is estimated al Sao.ooo.
With no insufaLee. The lsading Chinese
laundry sas also burned, Causing many people
a loss of clothing
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] have iog ale 90 aefes d tbe Iaeat
farming laud 10 Tire state Al ii 4
blgli slate u cultivation, no bniid-
inEs, but hae q beautiful Isailaiug ioca-
tlen. Eight miles from Albany fwo
Terms and prizes season able. GaN as3
see gna gg sega ess, 59B98s ss Dz6
eeAag office. IlH. o. 8f M4gsas
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The republicans of Ohio claim for their
party that "its achievements have no parAl-
leI." This is true. No other party ever
spont billion dollars in two years.
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Young Lady On the midst Of a crowdl
Please don't crowd 80, gentlemen. You
are equces!ng mo 10 death.
Old Maid ION the outslde) Here, mad
amc, let me change places With you.
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Died

GALBRAITH. on Tuesday evening
July 7th, 1891, at Mil Springs, Tenn, at
Che age Of 70 years, Mrs. Galbraifh,
mother Of Mr.. r. Galbraitb, 81 Albany,
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City Restaurant.

Having heeu entirely remodelcd. fhis old
and p'palar restaurant will be made frst-
class D every respect. The publio will be
Yircn good meals AZ All hours for oniy 25
srnfs kveri thing neat and attractive.
pfeats hgps. Oys'egn II every ntyIe.
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friday
Nsw bay i ai,ms s5a,oa.

New hay Il al.eat s. s0a.
Co II. issrse.. q AssoFis, has aiabAaaaa
The spoksaea COW isaa u lhe y II hasn
ball teafnameNs.
a Polk county man nade 5000 tees. 40
aeFe Of gcsas besries.
Tho Oregon STATE Horticultural Seciesy
meets IN Nashass july II and IS.
The Starr, q LslAEoa. aud sho se;os
played tic game IT bass bali pa tho 4sh,she
soalo beieg Is q Is.
s game n baka balI is b~ies arranged be-
two the Atanssa and sa!sma, Il Is played
- this city On Iaiy 2oiis
The air hss been 30 fail af The hrilee
ausstioa today that at tther fopies had 10
take back eoat. and even the dogs dad not
fiaht.
Aeaiiunvilia seems to ha an attraction lar
lawyers. w NJ fsameey.al Ssicui.has formed
partnership with w Fsalen and will
move 70 thAs city.
q a Eisoa saii the tssse sslsuaf4h ,,laeo
ns 200 Aaraa lasl Saturday t. A MilbFoai
from Nehraaxa. consideration S2t19. aieo
50 acres of Il Joaasans 10 4 u Eiwafas.
Of California, Confederation a29l. Lebanon
Exprsss
The Geo q Stalay tronp viii le 10 Albany
on "Wednesday evening, July %, with the
Royal PAYS. . comedy ia u Of many please
ing features. Tho company Il nov playing
snacessfuf engagement 81 the Bush street
thoater. San Franeisco.
The Catholics have record i goosl iinan-
niera. They undoubtedly ssayil this dia
tnetion. A Catholic fair Aas recently held
az Baker City. the receipts q which sgara
s l,S73 30. While tho expenses were only SIS
What body Of tinaneiefs can make slowing
equal to thiss pondleton L o..
Not very much laad ia being taken up in
the foothills now. Tho Sdio prrss now only
has Que potice for publication, where II had
twenty five At this time last year. ard nearly
all =. Q publiehed IN that paper, it being the
nearest Ia this county. Let the government
survey he made around Hreisenbssh and
there will Be rush sor laad.
A ride Ia the cauntry shows os adorable
fall wheat ready for the hinGer, and already
in fsw fields tho wheat has beer cut. This
il much earlier Than usual. 1no crop prom
iaes to he largo both OF fall and aprine what.
The price as the start will be rs cents.
Fnriners should remensher that as rsle IL Is
well TO soil early; though this last year was
an exception.
X. OF P. OPrrcEna.--L Last evening ] ]
Dubruille, d DIG G, installed the follow
ing new officers Of Laurel lodge, No 7 *
OF p:
w M Parker, T G,
q L Propst, q,
u q Haynes, V Q,
r G. Watson, =,
G w Cfowder, NJ at A.,
p B Marshall, NJ Of Il,
LA Allen, / G.,
Ply Duncan, o G..
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i u NJ 3 9 4

We wish to aaF to the pnbilo that we
have just added large pisnsr TO o0ur mill
and s,re prepared 70 furnish ali kinds ct
lumber, dressed or rough, rs the pur
chaser neay chese, as good rs lie best,
add as cheap IS il can ba sold.
In payment va will take ali kinds Of
produce. such as hay. neur, grain, Dnoon,
butter, bssns, beet by the quarter. etc
Id fact anything that We can use. Please
see as before you parchase your bill Of
lumber, as 30 feel confident that u can
suit yCu. You will always find one of
as st our naill ii miies irom Lebanon
miles from Waterloo. on Hamilton
creek. WRIT Il RERHICs AN
Lebanon Oregon.