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BouND no FTGHT IT cur

Kauakas solomon and Friday Fight on
Land and Then in the Water.
officers McManus. Maley and Special
Greer heard of disturbance near the
bridge yesterday morning, and drove
Greel's chariot rapidly TO the vicinity.
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The FIorence Mission.

Charles Crittenton will be present to
lead the meetings at the Florence Mission
on Sunday afternoon at $50 and at 7:30 in
the evening. All who desire to hear Mr..
Crittenton should attend these farewell
services at the Mission rooms. Sunday
school at p NJ
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The Krebs Heirs.

Mrs. Charlotte krebs, widow of the
late Charles Ii. Krebs. was appointed
guardian Of the minor heirs in the Su-
perior Court yesterday. She was required
TO give bond OF $1,000.
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Auction sales.

Bell, Greer & Co. will sell at auction to-
day at 10 a. NJ, at their salesrooms,
Tenth and streets. all the elegant furni-
ture of four residences, comprising wal
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On Tuesday next, the 31st, the annual
children's festival of the German Luth-
eran Church will be held at Oak Park. A
select programme will be rendered, in
Guiding May Queen and games and
races of all kinds. Refreshments can be
had on the grounds.
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MILLINERY TODAY.

We will have on sale to-day the
largest and most varied variety of
Ladies and Children's Trimmed Hats
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.

DURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
i Board of Directors of Modesto Irripation
DlSLrlct, duly given and made on the 4th dav
Of May, A. D., 1892.
Notice is hereby given that said Board ot
Directors win sell To the highest and best hid.
der the bonds OF sad irrigation district To tha
amount OF S25O,0OO, bearing interest at the
rate OF SIX per cent. per annum, payable senof
annually, on the nrst day of January and TnIv
Of each year on the presentation OF the jntSrasSt
coupons at the Office OF the Treasurer OF saiJ
district. VI Saiu
said bonds are issued by the BOARD ., D,.
rectors Of Modesto Irrigation Distrfct in O. o.
cordance with, and by the authoritv ofon - 81
OF the Legislature of the State of C,afiEoL-nfoS
entitled AN Act to provide for the oreonI1a
L!o4 ana government Of irrigation diStricte
and other property and for the distribt;o1s TtL0s
ot water thereby for irrigation nnrrCsae ;, - -
proved March z, 1857 PSS' aP'
SAID bonds viii be sold for cash ana ro,-,o+
thereof. 'Ai0 ASACe 'elus
sealed proposals and bids for +ro -,,r,,,,-o
OF SAID ponds viii be received MI safd
boaiG E ol directors at their Office in the City
% " ,-sto' -louesto' county OF Stanislaus Sfata ~
CaiIfOE MA, and may he addraSsai ., oOe1.e - -
WlIli Z. p ABBOTT, the Secretary ~ saiS Lscard
't 1io ..sto Cal, az any time alter the date ~
1.rlS AStiGS a1a % qntii $50 o'clock p n on ths
tIh DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1880 af TyhicT ic
time and place the said sale viii S az WHICH
s.Lo d y oohus VIII be each of the cenonoina+io,,
VI 2ooO, anu VIII be Negotiable in forno 80
mems ~ s IA all respects to the require
Inc BCard OF Directors ros,.,.. a.,
IelecJ any or all bids 10 AAsAb "
e,les DIS must be sealed and addressed to thu
,5 ~ ~ % s8lo Eoard. and indorsed: "Pro-
Done by s1.,fa 20 Irrigation District Bonds"
uoSIas+ ~ y~er oroer OF the Board Of Directors Of
AAooesUo ITTigatIon District Nav q. 1892
n hANk A. CRESSEY, President
u D ABBOTT. Secretary. 11yIa.ti
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist wEo
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1G syrup co.
. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
%ts.@stsss As, iaEY ga25 G.s
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The Caledonians last evening rejected
the bids received for the privileges at
their coming picnic at Oak Park, and will
readyertise for new ones.
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On Tuesday next, the 3lst, the same
tirm n viii sell, on the premises, at 10 a. NJ,
the west half of lot l, NJ, 4, Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, 40x
100 feet, with store and dwelling.
ALSO, on the same day, on the premises,
the west seventy feet of lot 3, n, Q,
Iwenty-seyenth aud Twenty eighth
streets
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nut and oak parlor sets, elegant odd
pieces, easy and reception chairs in bro
caded silk, rockers. extension tables,
bureaus, mattresses, carpets, china, cut
etc.; also, horses, wagons, buggies and
carts.
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Frank Daniels, the inimitable come
dian, who comes to the METROPOLITAN
Tuesday night with his most successful
piece, Little Puck" has, he says, this
season the largest farce-comedy company
on the road. 1t numbers over twenty
people Of known standing and acknowl-
edged ability. MIR. Daniels, although, of
course, the central figure of the perform
ance, does not believe in ''giving the
whole show himself" He has therefore
secured the cleyerest people possible for
this, the fourth year of Little Puck" he
says. Heading the supporting company
is painstaking and attractive Bessie Sam
son, who has been Mr.. Daniels co-laborer
ever since the comedy was first produced.
Miss Hilda Thomas, one of the most
beautiful singers, as we'll as clever come
diennes on the stage, this season PLAYS
her original part of Clara, and she heads
bevy of bright actresses, as Annetta
Zelna, Julie Kingsley, Nellie Buckley.
Minnie Miller, Lille Fording, May Ford
ing and Gertie West. The principal
comedians this season are Bert Goote,
who plays the dual role of Billy. and who
is one of the brightest of young comedi-
ans; Tony Williams, one of the very best
singers and dancers known in farce-com-
edy; Robert Bell, D. l.. Don. George
Campbell, John Cantield, w. s. Belk-
nap and the original Clipper Quartet.
The box office opens Monday morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Richard Mansfield had good house at
the Metropolitan Theater last night when
he presented his play of "Beau Brum-
MEL" The piece was handsomely
mounted, staged without regard, appar-
emily, to the cost, the sole idea seeming
to be to make the dramatic surroundings
as nearly a reflection of reality of the
time of the play as is possible to scenic
art and the costumer'S skill. That the
expense Of mounting such play as that
of last night for a single evening must be
great, goes without saying. Mr.. Mans
fields Beau Brummel was very close
the original, as social tradition gives him
to US. Mansfield is an accomplished
actor, an artist in the fullest sense, one
who makes intelligence the key
note of his work. He is not an
imitator. We should judge that he
is original in all he does. The
character of Beau as he presented it last
night demonstrated his capacity to give
finish and completeness to whatever he
undertakes. He evidently believes in
the perfection of detail, rather than in
achieving success by strong points here
and there made. His precision is some
thing surprising, indeed. His company
is excellent throughout; it is support
level with the capacity of the artist at its
head. There will be no matinee to-day.
Tonight Mr.. Mansfield will appear for
the last time, making his appearance in
Octave Feuillet's "A Partisan Romance"
drama in four acts. Whoever attends
is certain TO witness fine dramatic per-
formance, since it is evident that Mr..
Mansfield will tolerate nothing i'll or
shabbily done. His audience last night
was bountiful in applause, and he and
his leading people were frequently re-
called
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CHANGE OF LOCATION.

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
i in Fine Whiskies, Brandies and Cham4
payne.
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CRONAN

ESQ K ST., and 11OS-11IO Third St.,
Sacramento, CAL,
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gfqttnra, 5l1t.te, Reer, Gtr.
EBNER BROS.

EBNER BROS,
116-11S 4 Street, Front and Second.
Sacramento,
TMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
l. ers in Wines and Liquors. Agents for the
celebrated Pommery and Greno Champagne.
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CALIFORNIA Fle syrup co.

-.... oAH FHAHCISGO, CEL.
@tes&slts5s q, aeY Ea2.a 6.s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05

LONDON, Jan s9.-Ncwspapers Of this
city join in saying that tho second message
Of President Harrison has confirmed the
previous opinions they expressed. that
President Harrison has been guilty Of
"double-dealing, and that he was aware
Of Chili's apology before tho message was
sent 10 congress. English newspapers, now
seriously and briefly condemn Harrison and
predict republican defeat in November.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05
An oEAeos HERoisR.

A Pennsylvania man after making a
trip through Oregon, going TO Florence
In Lane county, wrote long letter TO hts
home paper, and among other things, ,sech.as
d compliment for the beautiful Willamette
valley, one OF the richest farming coun-
tries In the world, he tells the following
About noon We reached Hale's, whGic we
stopped for diiner and changed horses.
Here we saw one OF the herolnes OF Ore
gon, Miss Anna Whisman, daughter Of
one OF the proprietors OF the stage line.
Five years ago, ut the age Of seventeen or
eighteen years she began 10 carry the
mail OIL horseback over the mountains, n
distance OF nearly forty miles, She con-
tlnued at this most OF the time for two
years, IN some of the worst weather that
this rainy, muddy region can produce.
During these two years Miss Whisman's
lonely rides through this desolate region
were not without adventure. One time
she found her road cut off by forest fires
which were raging In the mountains. She
tried In several Places TO find way
through, but had TO turn back and take
another road, and by riding at night sue
eeeded In getting through on time. At
another time, In a lonely place, she saw
two large bears IN the road. She man
aged TO get past them undisturaed. Then
she looked back TO see II they weuid
follow her. At that moment another
bear came out OF the woods jast ahead
and the frightened horse sprsns suddenly
aside, throwing Miss Whisman to the
ground The horse then ran back past
the two bears and stopped. Miss whis-
mans safety then lay in rsga!nIng posses
sion OF her horse, This she managed to
do without being attacked. She then
urged the heightened animal psst the bears
again and went on her way. Miss Wtis-
man IL quiet, modest-appearing young
lady and does not seem 10 care much for
the fame her achievements have brought
her.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TIL AT
~ in pursuance and by virtue OF an
orde Of the Hon. County Court of Linn
county, state OF Oregon, ma ie and entered
ofrecord on the l2Eh day Of December,
1891, authorizing, empowering, directing
and licensing the undersigned as admin
istratrix OF the estate OF Alex Downing
deceased, to sell the real estate OF sal
decedent hereinafter described. will en-
Saturday, the 10th dav OF January. 1899,
at the hour ol o'clock IN of said day, at
the north door OF the county court house
in the city OF Albany in said Liuu county
Oregoa, to the highest bidder for ote
half cash IN hand and one-haif on twelve
months time ut per cent interest with
approved security, the following de-
sciioed premises, towit: the southeast
qcarter of the northwest quarter, the
northwest quarter OF the southeast quayt
er, the northeast quarter Of the southwes
quarter. the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter, and lots 8. o. 10 and
II, of section Is, in tp o, 8 RI K Of the
Willamette Meridian, in Linn county,
Oregon. being the donation land claim OF
A Richardson and wife in said town,
ship. and containing S,6.4S acres more
or less
Dated this 23rd day Of December, 1891.
NJ. A. DOWNING,
Administratrix.
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pR BLAISE'S HEALTH.

It l. id.e TO attempt 10 disguise the fact
that Secretary Blaine is n very siek man.
II Is not merely an accidental attack Of III
ness, but his ph sic-l power is broken TO an
extent that obviously impairs his mental
capacity when any serious strain l. put
upon It.
Il has been evident; TO all intelligent OBJ.
servers Of Mr. BlaIne's physical condition
during the las, TWO years that he Is a hope ?
less invalid, and II Is simply cruel 10 at
tempt TO keep him uuder the strain o. q
presidential contest. Irdeed, the con-
viction can hardly be resisted that many
Of those who are pressing him as an os-
lensible candidate, are simply masquera-
ding under his acknowledged exceptional
popularity to advance their own personal
or political ends; AMI Il is intlmated In In
teIligent political circles that the immsdI-
ate friends OF President Harrison are
specially interested In keeping him before
the public as an apparent candidate, know
ing that he could not acceP, nomination
II rendered to him, and hoping TO prevent
other candidates fiotn entering the field
and acquiring formidable strength.
Mr. Blaine has rendered great service to
the country, and At NJ time has 1t been
more conspicuous or more deserving OF
popular admiration than during his present
Premiership. He was the only statesman
Of his party In the great contest for the
revision OF our tariff policy. But for his
statesmanship and unfalter-
Ing courage the Mckinley bill would not
have contained single feature of reci-
procity and the party would have been en-
tornbed beS ond the hope Of resurrection.
The one element Of strength that now re-
mains for the republican party In the next
national con.est,is Mr. Blaine's reciprocity.
Thus he saved his party from wreeking
Itself and he has been as eminent In
diplomacy as he has been In statesmanship
during his service In the present Cabinet.
Let Mr. Blaine have rest; let him have
peace. -Phila. Times
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05
rur DEMOCRATIC cANplpA1E.

In choosing its candidate for the presidency
this year the democratic party will be gov
erensd mainly by its desire TO win in the
elections.
Though the parisars Of Individual aspir-
ans may not be able TO understand II, the
party is not concerned TO exalt the horn Of this
man or that. Its purpose Is to elect the ran-
didatc who can most surely be elected.
II wants a good demoeiat in the White
House, and it does no. greatly care which Of
many good democrats he shall be. It wants
democratic laws enacted and democratic pol :
icies carried out. II desires TO take the
shortest Dad to that ene. II viii select its
candidate with reference 10 his election. Per-
scnAl considerations and personal blooms"
will bav. secondary place in the conyention's
consideration If the convention truly reflects
the attitude and will OF the parry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05

suEaYF's EscArE.-6eorge slucer
the well.known Lumni Indian, who las
arrested on suspicion OF killing Moses
Yonkin at Fairhaven. Wash, made a
desperate attempt to murder Sheriil
Delormer, and succeeded in making hts
escape The sheriff took Slucer out Il
the scene OF the Youkins murder. to
view the ground and endeayor to draw
out m admission OF his guilt. The In
dian enticed the sheriff to the edge ol
the bluff overlooking the bay, and
seventy-fve feet high, to show him the
tracks. AZ the sheriff approached the
edge the Indian pushed him over the
precipice. The sheriff caught hold OF q
shrub and saved bis life, but the Indian
escaped.
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SuMMOsS.
In tis oireuif Court Of ths State OF Orsgsn for
the County OF Linn
ALvAN THOMAS, Plaintiff,

In ths Circuit Court of tss State OF Oregen for
the County OF Linn
ALvAN THOMAS, Plaintiff,
MINERVA C THOMAS, Defendant.
To Minerva G Thomas, the aboYe named
Defendant:
TN THE NAME OF TIE STATE OF
i Oregon, you are hereby required to ap-
pear and answer the corn.aint OF the above
plaintiff, in the above easitIed court. row on
file With the clerk ni said court, by the frat
day OF the next regular term of said court.
which said term begins on Monday, the Izth
day OF March, 1892, At the court house In
Albany. Linn county, 0regoa; and you are
hereby further notified that if You fail 20
appear and answer said complaint as hereby
required the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the rellef prayed for in said COM
plant, towit. For decree dissolving the
bonds OF matrimony now existing between
yen and plaintiff. and for the costa and dis
burtements OF this suit to be taxed.
This summons is Published by order Of
Hon = Boise, Judge OF said court, made as
Chambers. in the city of salem, OREGON. on
the 25th day of January, 1892.
Published January Goth, 1892.
W r BILYEU.
Atty for Plsinti a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05
SUMMONS.

In tie Circuit Court for Linn County, State Of
Oregon:
II A FRANCE Plaintiff.
oRvILLE FRANCE. Defendant.
To orviiIe France, the above named de-
fendabt:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
l. Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled suit on
or before the first day ofthe uextregulaT
term Of the above entitled court mex
following the expiration Of the publicn.
ton Of this summons towit: the 18th day
Of March, 1892. and II you fail to answer
a. herein required, tho pIsintiR will take
Judgment against you for the relief de-
manded IN her complaint, towIt: A de-
cree Of the above entitled court dissolvfng
tie bonds Of matrimony now existing
between plaintiff and defendant aoove
named and awarding tn plaintiff the
custody NJ Acil Warner France, the Ininor
said OF plaintiff and defendant.
This service Of summons is made by
| publication by order Of Hon r p Boise,
| Judge OF said court. made 1t Chambers,
In the city OF SAlen,, on the Iith day Of
January. 1892.
BLACKBURN d WATSON.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
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scIo.-A johnson and family removed
20 Salem this week. Arch says that the
move is but temporary, as he still has
faith in the future prosperity o. Scio.
A masquerade ball Feb 18th under the
management OF Prof Crawford, is now
under course of preparation.
NC Gill, Po Smith and ] A Bilyeu
were over at the county capital yester.
day, taking with them the petition to
unite the school districts. All the legal
voters we are informed but IL in both
districts signed the petition.
Hub W Bilyeu has bought the Peter
L Bilyeu farm, situated FIVE miles south
OF town on Thomas creek from q w Phil
lips The sale includes small band oil
cattle and o number Of tone of hay in the
barn. Mr. Bilyeu takes possession i'm
mediately.-Press.
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sIsgDD.
A Re.,a.n. want. 10 rish. CALI.

SaEpp, Jan IS.
The streets OF Shedd are dlsgrace tc
any town. II the residents would take a
little more interest In their streets Il
woald improve the traffic Of this burg.
Il may not be out OF place TO let the
people Of Linn county know somethiag
Of the loyalty Of oui burg. One OF oui
residents seems 10 have quite a dash ol
loyal blood In his neck. II IL understood
from reliable sources that Mart Mulifr
hss contracted with Coon Bros, OF Shedd
for a No shot gun and ten Inch dlrk
knife. He saws when Uncle Sam calls
for troops he will be the first man to en-
| list. Mart IL man OF wide expericnee
having travelled all through South
America. II has come TO the ears o
ssme Of his confidential friends, who are
not able 10 keep secrets, that he had some
trouble while In Chill, In which one of III,
dusky damsels figured rather eonspien'
ousiy, and that seems 10 account for sovas
OF bis loyalty q, present. Some 1t ih'
old vets OF shedd Lave been trying tc
paeliy him. but all they can get ont Of hin
is II am going TO fight Chill"
David Gibson has several barrels ol
genuine apple eldar. WHICH he will dis
pose OF Al reasonable rates, also some fine
Jelly and apple butter. David is pro.
isssIonal at the business, and can be relied
on.
Mr. Underwood lntends TO star, ioi
Iowa about the tat Of Apfit lie wil
move back onto his fathers farm.
SeSFIowKR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05

wxp R.ILnoAps.-Anything from As
toria about railroads il always Of interest.
They are a. q rule the biggest exlibi-
tIons Of wind that come 20 our notice.
Here is ono from the Town Talk; The
latest railroad rumor IL that + l. Dwyer
sent dispatch to the trustees stating
that there are letters In tns mail which
will explain his absence and the result
of his work. Anybody who 10 anxious
10 know more may look mp the rumor for
themselves. Mr. Schofeld, the new"
proposer, is at the Oceident. We un-
derstand II the present proposition sub
mItted by him IL not entertained, he has
another That may ''work" us. Time
will be called on propositions" about
February LIST, next Monday. A railroad
proposition" 10 wind instrument. 1t
bears the name OF It's inventor. Bill Reid,
. native Of Scotland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05
SIMMONS.

IN Tire CVeER Court Of fhe .SfGfe 81 ORE
gOs, for Linn County.
W G DAVIS and GEO VIDA
Wis, partners doing business
under the firm maine and style
Of Davis Bros, Plaintiff,
W..
PETER r BEAR, Defendant.
To Peter r Bear. the above named Q
fendant:
rs THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
II Oregon. you sre hereby required to
appear and answer the com plant Of the
plaintiff fled In the above entitled court.
with the clerk Of said court. by the first
day Of the next regular term Of the above
entitled court, towit: on the l4th day Of
March. 1892 and you are hereby notified
thAt II you fall to appear and answer the
safd complaint the plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum Of
$40 66 with fnleres: thereon at the rate of
ten (i0l per cent Per snnum from the znd
day ofseptember. 1891. and for the costs
and disbursements ofthls action 70 be
taxed: and also take an order and decree
Of said court. to sell the following Ia
scribed land towit: all yonr defendants
right, title and interest in the donation
land claim OF Owen Bear. being notifca-
ton No 2240,a land claim No Lin township
IL, south Range West.and claim No 4S /,
in township IL. South Range 4 West; in
Linn cor nty, Oregon, containing 81 so
acres, less than IL acres heretofore sold
10 v .rsous parties. leaving sos SO acres;
which said land vas duly levied upon by
writ OF attachment duly issuel out Of the
above named court. In tn. above entitled
action on the s. b day OF scptem osr, 1891 :,
for the purposes OF securing any judg-
rnent that the plaintiff might recover in
the above entitled cause.
This summons is served BY publication
In the STATE RIG Hts DEHsoCsAr by order
Of the Honorable X Boise. J adge OF the
sbove entitled Court, made at Chambers
on the 10th day OF January, 1892,
J ( WEATHERrORp,
Attorney for Plaintiff. !.
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III. city Re...ura.,.

The "City Restaurant" Is the place to eat
You viii always And II clean and neat;
No restaurant In town with II can compare
The best mealin Albany yon can get there
Fish and game you'll always find,
Best meats and delicacies of every kind.
The proprietor will always try
Your every want 10 satisfy,
So don't forget at the CITY, 10 call,
Meals they serve 10 suit you all.
Now bring your friends and to thea show
The best restaurant In town 10 go;
Remember when the best you want
Call at "'rhe City Restaurant.
Mr.. Brannin will treat you right.
The "City" is open till TO at night.
Beard and lodging 81, 50 per week.