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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-01-24
worn Out In /. Good Cause.

Worn Out In . Good Cause.
"You seem to be rather battered, " said
the aignet ring to solitaire as they lay
side by side in the pawnbroker's show
case.
II have figured in many engagements"
replied the latter sadly. - Munseys
Weekly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-01-24
SETTLE UP.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
IN sons indebted to ]. A. Bonham to settle
their accounts with J. A. Huntoon or A. G. Ber
ry-who are legally authorized to collect and
costs of suits. J. "A. HUNTOON,
A. G. BERRY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-01-24
5 46,665 26
Discussed FROM FUNDS AS FOLLOWS:

From General to Officers Sal Fund. s 1886 81
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-01-24

E,,co,,o Qr 10 arito fipU a fr11it
Ius ., ~ H. a :.
anu 'ese1aDo .,a
Louis rossaiieih, "no $500 wao
"a ~ o dand ~
0" y, = 1 H.. As;.;
Inc Anaconua, Mo a;,, ahaa s
company 10 makills fa''i''' 0''"'se'
Al us ' :,
John wagner Was, Was 1ell1oly 0u, h;7a
At Anahelm WeaheSoay Willie
nghtlng a o1usn nre'
A bill to establish the Australian
ballot system mas peen ln'rouuo0A
into the oregon Legislature
The manufacture OF packing
boxes under a new patent Is 70 oe
undertaken at otccKton on large
scale.
On the Bank ranch, near Dl1on,
Monday, farm hand named brown
fatally stabbed Peter Callahan, Inc
foreman.
The trouble with the Okanogan
Indians is being settled Dy briga-
dier-Generai BURY OF the Wash'ng-
ton State militia.
There are eighteen lumber-laden
vessels, including fourteen steamers
now waiting an opportunity 70 de-
part from Humboldt Bay.
James NJ Enbanks, who murder
ed his daughter at Los Gatos last
December, was hanged last mon,
day. bis head was nearly Jerkeo
OF.
A number Of deadly weapons
have been taken from the prisoners
confined IN the sonoma county jan
at Santa Rosa within the past TWO
weeks.
The orange-growers at Los An
geles, have formed an organization
to counteract what IS considered an
unfair advantage taken oy buyers
and shippers.
George Mitchell, q bartender at
the Broom Hotel at Ogden, was
coolly shot down WEDNESDAY by
Malachi W. Dillon, q hawlins,
Wyo., gambler.
The British Columbia Sugar Re-
finery at Vancouver turned out the
first sample of yellow sugar this
week, The refinery has q capacity
OF 25O barrels q day.
The Utah Judges complain of
overwork, and think the District
and Supreme Courts should be seq
regated. As it is, the Judges are
holding court all the time.
A young man named Mckenzie,
in charge of the grounds leased by
the San Francisco Gun Club, was
shot and fatally wounded Tuesday,
by f. L. Foot, near Teal's Station.
Chinese laborers were busy last
week gathering abalones along the
beach near Mendoclno City. FOR
some days the tides were very low,
which gave the heather big rewards.
A waiter in the Empire Restau-
rant at Marysville, robbed the till
and was detected by peculiar coin
that had been kept in the money
drawer, and which was found in his
Poesess'on'
A brakeman named n. l.. Gartin,
was cut TO pieces ana instantly
killed Thursday at Halbroue, q SIDE
track fourteen miles east OF Wells,
New. The train broke IN two while
he was jumping from one car to
another.
The contractors for the construc-
ton of the extension of the Ore
gonian Railway from Coburg east
waru lave coinple'1a 'ne siauins as
Ial 40 yaspet anu nav no% ooln
menced tne construction u Inc Tres
Ties ana catsie-guarus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
TUESDAY

NJ 4 u Howard has aold his . oal say
'ng aa'ii u y Cont.s the drsJmaa.
rtnkeftsa has inss s,tAl'ishcd a nqrlk-
west ds.so,,vs agency in Portland.
Tho willAmeite today il O. f.st above low
water utafk, one too. loser that yesterday.
Remember the 'rhaaA x Wing ball. to be
livsh BY Co. Tharsiay svening At tho
srSnoty.
Speeil meo.in al Albany Lodge No I /
O q i 'h!s evening az o'clock. Let all
attend. by order a n e..
Clevelaad's m;nis.rels. 10 he in Albany
Tuesday evening of next week, will draw
one at the biggest houses Of the season.
IL ~il! be treat in tho minstrel llae.
Bsgi &c. The present judge Of Alaska, has
been asked by the pre,idsnt 10 resign, on
account Of charges of drunkenness aud gro.s
laAits at immortality With Iadisn women a,
SIT
II " Holden returned frem Roise CITY,
lAhn. lsat esening. lilo vac uaaueessniul
in receiving ths contract ioi tho sever work
at that place. hia bid being s66 above the
lowest. The successful lid was sg.S75. .-
Eagene ddAid.
TnE BODY ExAMiSFp -- Lat evening
the body Of Henry Ingram was taken ur
aud examined, 10 order To- secure evidence
in the case OF The State agt. Frank In
gram An examination of the body was
made by Drs tlili and EllIs, but was en-
tirely private and The result ot II will no,
| c made known until the trial Of the dc
!cndant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
" EUNEH HIIA1
WHEAT. 81 CENTS.

Fonnd on Fer. y tisot pure containing
moaey. Call for same at DEaoCRAT flee.
A representative Of the Blair faction wen
to Corvallis today, accompanied by his wife.
An elegaht Thanksgiving dinner will be
served IT the Revere Hoate tomorrow at
1890 to o'clock.
The Pipe block Is being arranged for II ]
JoIes' book store, which will be moved |, TO
I. the first OF the month.
Tickets for T Cos bell to be given tomor-
,ow evening st the armory ar. on ssle at q
l. Blackman's. S;snRrd * Cu,icks ard A
Cummings.
The Youths Companion mAkes an
Autumn riit of the beautiful painting. en-
tultd "a Yard Of Roses" 70 zach Of its 1--WE
hundred thousand subscribers. ANY Others
who may subscribe now for the first time,
and request il, will receive ''The Yard OF
Roses" without extra charge while the
edition lasts. Every family should take
this brightest and best of illustrated literary
papers in addition to it's local paper.
Yesterday at Stockton there were two
words records broken. The yeail:pg tilly
Frou From, by Sidney, was driven by VIII
lard Sanders in 2:26. beating He'll Bird'l
time one-quartei of n second. Mouro,
Sslisbury's wonderful pacing stallion Direct
by Director, was driven by George Ssar
against his record Of 2 06, AMI made a mil,
in 2:074 The horse was not ready to (,
his best. Starr sent him too fast on til,
hrst half mile, which was made in l:0li.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Tuesday evening, Nov "a.

Tuesday evening, Nov "a.
Present-.Msyor, recorder, marshal,
street commissioner and Councilmen
French, Hawkins, Tabler, Burkhart,
Allen and Garrett.
The following bills were ordered paid :
Mason Il Strang, S845.SS; Matthews u
Washburne, 6.S5; Stewart & Sox, 1886 ;
] N Combs, $l.7b; M Cowan, $2l.l7 ;
stites 4 Nutting, $3.50; J d Ti'lotson,
5000; W b Barr, $685..
The bill of the Albany Farmers Co.,
for $500 was continued for further con-
sideration.
Recorder reported supplemental bridge
contract signed and bonds approved,
with Lee Hoffman rs security.
The committee on health and police
reported that they found several kitchen
drains running into Ferry street flume,
which were recommended TO bo discon-
tinued, that owners OF fumes agreed TO
keep water running, and little dams
would be removed, and IL was recon-
mended that hea,lgates be used instead.
Adopted.
Committee on fire and water reported
feet OF water In cistern at First and
otiNNtH Aua tilAt " WIS iNpb hiNtb-
sary to cement same ut present.
The petition Of W s Trainor and ors,
asked that certain sidewalks In Ord Ward
be constructed. Referred.
Committee on streets and public
property recommended that box at
mouth Of Broadalbih street sewer be re-
paired; that surface dirt be retained on
Maple street for future use In filling No
action taken.
Sidewalk at iith and Washington
street was ordered replaced by Water
Works Co., IL having been removed for
grading purposes.
Matter OF bill of ] A Warner, $40 for
surveying on II II street sewer, several
times previously presented, was again
considered. Allowed and city recorder
was instructed to present q bill TO Jas
Laurent, the contractor, for the amount.
A warrant for 10000 was ordered drawn
In favor OF the Portland Bridge Co.
The following bids were opened for
building O foot walks advertised for:
without excavation. % cts per foot. by
n 9 w Risley; ioia cts per foot, by q f.
Lilly; Is cts per foot, excavating, 81 II
day by w r. Kelley.
Contract let to " T. Kelley, work TO
be done In Is days.
Licenses TO sell liquor were granted
Fred Goelet and J T. Munscy, and bonds
approved.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
Cakes Without Eggs.

Observing housekeepers quickly learn that Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder far superior other brands
the fact that they fail finest pastry
they wish be economical they dispense entirely with
eggs and less quantity of butter for shortening
purposes The advantage alone in the saving effected
avoiding the trouble and frequently the great difficulty
of securing eggs that fresh This often serious
trouble.
Cakes of various kinds from the informal Griddle
Cakes the stately Bride Cake be made with Prices
Cream Baking Powder which light sweet and hand
some cakes Griddle Cakes to be
their production in space time always
tender and delicious.
Dr. Prices is the only Baking Powder that contains the
white of eggs. None pure None so wholesome!
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques-
toned
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

Tue FAsrsSrI-what II the fastest "a
mile has been travelled IL AN interesting
item to many. Here Ia the record up TO
date, including the latest record beating :
Railroad. 30 1 . seconds; running horse,
:35's running horse. over four hurdles.
40; steam launch. :bs; pacing horse,
2:06; trottins horse, LOST skating.
2:i2 So; pacing horse under saddle.
. :i3; pacing horse under saddle, 2:l3 !:
trotting team, 2:l3, trotting. three
abreast. 2;ii bicycle riding, safety, Is !;
trotting horse 10 wagon. 2:lh. trotting
horse under saddle, isl. pacing team.
2;is'4 bicycle riding. ordinary. . 81 3 3 :,
bicycle riding. tandem, = - l.5; roller
skating. . 90 25; running. 1 ;l274 walk.
ing O - swimming. % 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
brow ssyELLE.

BRewSsvILLE, Nov 18th. 1891.
Miss Lou Standish, young lady Of
some eighteen summers, during .ast
summer went from here TO the home Of
William Washburn for = few days, and
while out there was riding on horseback
and In some way fell. or was thrown off,
sustaining an injury Of the spine from
the effects Of which she died on last Fri
day.
Mr. Baxter Henderson lost nine-ycar-
old child OF scarlet fever on last Satur.
day.
Andy McFeron and Mrs + & Stanarl,
are both sick Of scarlet fever.
Theo Sparks and the night watchman
OF the Woolen Mills, got into fight one
night last week, resulting in the usual
IS and cost.
City election on the 7th Of next month.
We should get in some good men this
time to look after the interest Of our
growing town.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

A skating rink will bo opened In the
armory about Doc LIST by Mr. Beam.
Several Albany mon will attenda turkey
shoot on tho Fannlnx place two nilos east Of
Tangent tomorrow.
Tho Oregon Pacific pay car passed oyti
this etd Of tho line on tho 10Th. distributing
oheoks 10 employos.-.-Yaluina Bost.
Pay the printer. as he needs wha. IL com
isg to him. iio has waited paliently says
an exchange whose editor IL wrrth at least
s50000 Bat hs Is right nevertheless.
A Fyraen.o, Nov York. sporting papc.
says l. w ncyoe. Il this nity. recently
caught 1000 trout IN a d'y or two. Where tbe
item ca'ne from ID not known.
3 II friepdIov. of Eugene, was hero Thur.
day aud purchased h II IiowArd's hops a,
u 4 cents, although TIM Register says I2i
10 the top pr. CO at that place. Function City
filo,.
hCrfo race Saturday Afternoon be.weea
animslh belonging to Cooper Bros and NJ
A,ehart was won by the latter The runs
was $50, but there were q good msny l.d,
bets.
Tho national democratic committee ha,
been called 10 meet at Washington city,
Decembefs. to tx the time srd place for
holding the next patiotsl democratic COZ
vention,
Something MAS evidently tho mattel wish
tho o, +. trains last week ffen th~ amount
Of stock killed. Two sheep. a cow, twf
horses and mule took tumble from tn,
pilot.-Fress.
Coyote chasing u again the order Of ths
day. Wm Dreamer and others caaght ont
last Thursday evening, aud another the fol
loving morning. They reported good
ehats aud lots Of fuu.--scio rress.
On Thanksgiving day At 2;30 IN ther.
vii bu Thanksgiving prayer mse,ing o
tho nstnt ers of the Young Meas christiat
Azs"cta lon at their rooms in tbs FoA'ri
bi eh A co dial invitation is eIteadrd q
tpe patinis 0t the various churches TO unitt
with us Ia this services.
A letter TO John Schb.ssr. Of this city
f'oai it'tie Roek. Id.. s;AtsH that = horss
cold sevofsl months ago by Mr. sehmeer il
Portland, aud Afterwards Purchased by af
Eastern Hian. had jus. paced milo in 2.222I
aud wss considered worth $4,000 When
told ho was msf,ly bunch grRss aad Il WL'
not knosn ho could past At all.
The officers Il the MeKsuE.s s : 4 L
Wagon Roaa c1 have hlesi their sauua
statement ei receipts AMI d,shuFse u ala fol
the yraf With tho County Clerk. The 10
esipis Annnht % 81 .O96; disbursements
S1AT T5; estimated expenses 10 keep tbs
road in condition for tfayti i.um nos Il
Aptil bes'. $500. Guard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

NEw OEcHARp.-Mr c II Walker, su-
perintendent Of the Indian school at
Warm Springs, and son-in-law TO Jason
Wheeler, Of this city, has just completed
putting out an orchard OF twelve acres
which he bought off Mr. Whceler's home
farm, n mile and half from this city.
He put out 800 Italiai prunes. 150 Silver
prunes, 2s0 Royal Ann cherries, $50 Bar
tlett pears, besides apple., raspberries,
blackberries and other small fruits. This
is step in the right direction. The
time Ia not far distant when this valley
will be thickly dotted with fruit farms.
No better selection OF lands could be
made than the tracts now to be had nj
the Wheeler home farm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

Dok'r go to the trouble OF running all
over the city, but 20 directly to Conn 4
Hendricson's and get what you want in
the GROCERY line. Their stock is
large and well-selected. Fresh produce
and fruits can always be secured at their
stands at the lowest prices. You get
good goods and prompt attention. In
crockery, glassware, lamps, etc, they are
also having big run. No better place
in the city for bargains in this line.
Don't close your eyes against these iacts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

The THREE SIsTgRs LiBELED.-Dcpu-
~ U S Marshal Mimic, upon arrival of the
Oregon Pacific's steamer Three Sisters
here last night, served papers on her and
tied the vessel up at the wharf, leaving her
last night IN charge OF Ed N Edes The
papers were issued from the Office OF the
u S commissioner at Portland and were
to satisfy the claims of Gus Johnson and
Fred Slaneck for scamon's wages, claim
Ing SCI and Sianeck $6o. Unless the
matter Is settled today or soon the matter
viii be heard on January 10th. But 1t Is
probable a settlement will be had. as the
Oregon Pacific company can lily afford to
have the vessel tied up at this busy season.
- tatesmnn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
s23,s0l


The "city Restaurant" IL the place TO cat,
You will always find II clean and neat:
No restaurant In town with II can compare,
The beat meal In Albany you can &c. there.
Flsh and game you'll always find.
Bes, meats and delIeacles OF every Kind.
The proprietor will always try
Your every want 10 satisfy.
SO don't forget at the "Ciiy" to cali,
Meals they serve % ault you all.
Now bring your friends and 10 them show
The beat Tcstsurant In town 70 go:
Rrmember when ihe beat you want
Gil at "The Cit +. RcAtaurant "
Mr. BrannIn will treat sou right.
The Getty" l. open till 10 n, night
Board and lodging a. so pes week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

Took THE FoRT.-Eight members of
the Mascot Rod and Gun Club attended
the turkey shoot near Tangent yesterday.
They took the fort and completely
vanquished tie enemy. The owner Of
the gobblevs didn't get third of the
regular price for his fowls. Only about
% shots were fired by them and sixteen
turkeys captured. Banta got six OF
these, and was ruled out entirely. Poor
shots by outsiders probably made up for
the brilliant work of the Albany men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
Now COMES THE OyERCOATS !

Here Is where we can show you assortment that will
dazze you you've never before anywhere such
an assortment in this town Wehave more overcoa than
all the other stores in Albany combined We have not vet
missed sale on this People who come
with an Intention ofbuyng never fail TO
sell; people who come attracted by ads see our mag
hcent lne and to find out whether what say as SO"
or not, often 60 away smiling with fine value
Where there is much smoke there must be fire and
we cordially invite all people to call and examine our mag
ncen line of goods in every department. We are at any
time pleased to show you through departments and give
prices, E which, by the way, are marked in PLAIN
FIGURES.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

4 Nav PRScpAL. - III a meeting oi the
board Of trustees this forenoon Prof J u
Horner resigned as Principal Of the pub
lie school Of Albany, aud w Crawford
was elected mt the same salary. Prof
Horncr will enter an important chair In
the Agricultural College at Corvallis mt y
salary OF $3.50. Mr. Crawford. who was
at one time pastor OF the Baptist church,
Of this city, il well spoken Of aa an edu-
Gator. Following Is Prof Horner's reris-
nation:
aLnASY, Or, Nov. 18th. 1891.
To THE Board oF School DnrRicr No. &,
LisS CouSrY, OREdos.
GENTLEMEN As chair has been
offered me in the Oregon State Agricul-
tural College hereby tender my resig
nation as principal Of the public school
Of Albany, on condition that you can
procure another principal whose services
will be satisfactory 10 you. Thanking
you for the courtesy you have always
extended TO me, | remain,
Very Respectfully,
J. II. lloRSgR.
Principal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

ASOP ITEA.-'rhe Corvallis Times is
not exactly authority on o 7 matters !;
but We publish the following from It,,
and our readers may put their own
value on it. Look out for rome inter
esting Oregon Pacific news in the near
future. The props are being knocked
out from under the old management"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Robert Glass etux to VIM Allen,
all interest In ID J. g Of John
gray .stt ..t..tss......s.4 1IU
] s Amea eial 10 Israel Wood, lot 9
blk 8 and lots 2, 3, and q, blk
z, Sweet Home e............ 200
Frank Frlsby tot J Black, all int
In lot 4, blk o In llalsey..... 100
frankie 7 Jones TO Geo II Jones w
Il 6DLC OF ID w Emmett /
o 4 9 X II TO Geo II Jones w d y
T. "a, sec I'D tp0 y R2 E.... 100
Meyers add to Brownsville fled
J NJ Beard 10 Daniel IIouck, par
cells In tp l2 s II 4 W.......,. 1000
T Il Hopkins etux TO Joseph Poun-
dexter, 10 acres In tip II s II !
w .t,t,.,,.,....,,,, 90
J W shelton and wife to A ~ Shell
ton, lot 2 and &, y half lot
blk 2, Bilyeu's add TO Solo,. 1000
JMV Bilyeu etal TO w Shelton.
lots aud 3 and \ =, lot z, blk
9, In Bilyeu's add, and s half
lot o, blk 20, Wheoler's add to
Heto o..ss.,,.,..,..t.,,,. 2OOO
ID NJ Walter etux to Geo Howe,
$40 square feet In Brownsville 1900
I'M V Bilyeu etux 10 9 Bilyeu,
parcels In Scio. ............, 1900
mAfKUtcI IL "lllhpH 10 y IefCeIuII
parcel in N Brownsville. .... 70
John II Wilson, NJ JYck etal 10
s porcefull, parcel IN n Browns.
e......'...,......,......,. 1900
Il l}ilyeu to NV Bilyeu, par
cells In N Brownsville. ........ $500
VIM i Barrows etux 10 RN Liggett
255 acres intp II = X 3 W.. 5000
Jas o Baleh etux 10 Jesse Warner
O acre, In Up II s X W. 1860
Alonzo Rogers etux 10 Geo A Bailey
bacres In tp II SIR W.. 80
Mary A Welsh to NJ A Miller, par.
eel in Lebanon. n............,. 90
Peter u Calkins o.ux TO w w
sandford, GO acres in goc 81 tp
13SR lE...,............ 800
VIM w Sandford etux to Peter Il
Calkins 20 acres In sec 81 tip l3
Il E.. .t.,.,.............. HU
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
wEDN EsDAY.

Hon JEFF Meyers has been in the city.
Mr. Jeffries, OF Bays, Jeffries & Co., 10
in the city.
PM Cary, of erosion, Marion county,
was In the city today.
Jas Shahan has returned from months
sojourn at his ranch beyond Gates.
Miss Lora Vance, who has been visiting
friends In Tangent, returned home today.
Engineer Duff, of the Portland Bridge
Co., went ito Portland this noon to fight
turkey.
Come to Uncle Jonathan's Tea Party
next Friday eve, Nov 9th at the w @ T
U hall.
Mr. and Mrs E G Clark went to Portland
this noon to eat turkey with their son, DR.
Ed Clark.
Rev II p Webb, Of Sellwood, came up
to attend the double wedding at the M E
church tonight.
Judge Blackburn goes 10 Brownsville TO.
morrow to eat turkey and will not return
until Saturday.
Mrs John Brandenburg and son, of Fort
Klamath, returned home last night after
visiting Linn county friends.
Isador Jacobs of Corvallis, has accepted
a position to travel through Montana,
Washington and Oregon for Chicago hat
house.
Rev Harmon, recently Of South Caroli-
ma, arrived In Albany yesterday, anC
will take the pastorate of the M E Church
South. He Is a young man of about IS
and Is we'll spoken of.
Thos Brink, the furniture dealer, il
lying dangerously i'll at his home in thi
city. His son, Rev M D Brink, of Can
yonville, is already here, and NJ Brink
! o. Prineville is expected in day or two
, Messrs Haynes & Buck, of Albany, VIII
have the contract for constructing tn
sewer through the alley west of Mai
street, began work yesterday morning.
( will be rushed to completion and the ex
e pericnce of this firm guarantees good jot
y Corvallis Times.
County Clerk Payne had his hands fu
today making out marriage licenses. u
: to press time the following was the record
l. George X Froman and Merica Wallac
q Ambrose L Mills and Joy Mealey. d
:. Newland and Rachel Harrison, Silas
\ Gentry and Matte Settle, L Underwoc
!, and Cora Loftin, John McChesney ar
e Candis Conn, Thos. A Beard and Myrtle
i Coffin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

BOLTON-FUNK.--At the residence
of the brtde's great grandfather, Peter
Polly, at Alsea, November 10th, 1891 Mr.
David II Bolton, OF Albany, and Miss
Minnie M Funk, of Alsea, A. T. Clark, J..
p, officiating.
COMPTON-ARNOLD.-On Nov. Is,
1891, at the residence of the brides mo.her,
by Rev. @ Sperry, Mr. @ d Compton and
Mics Rebecca Arnold--both of Linn
county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
7. |. Wallace & Co.'S.
INCO mp AERkBLE DISPLAY
-S>~OF~-S-
HIGH CLASS CLOTHING.
d4pap8

You must come HERE and look through Colossal
stock before buying your fall suit overcoat!
Beginning November I'LL. we're going to offer cy-
clone OF bargains in every department.
We're going TO offer goods prices that be du-
plicated any place in the state
$lOO buys world-beating boys suit, sizes to 49,
$lO0 will buy fine white dress shirt in plain or fancy
bosom.
$1OO will buy nice crush dress hat for gentlemen
$1OO will buy good suit of underwear
$500 will buy suit '.of All-wool, Merino and Lambs
Wool underwear.
$l25O buys a mans al-wool Albany Wooden Mills suit
in heavy weight, in good staple coors
For $1,000 or S2oOoyou can buy nice dress suit suita
bic to be worn on street or any dress OCCASION