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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
HOUSE
Tho House met at lOa. m, today
Lnn LnIlnn-lun mnr. nrn.HnInI.

Tho House met at lOa. m, today.
The following were presented;
By POWeni Petition from tho officers
0l the Rescue Home Tor women Of this
city, reciting the work Of that inslitu.
ton, anu asking financial aiI. IL was
endorsed by nine nauktfs VI this city,
and many prominent citizsnf.
by dunnsou: Petition ilom citlZapB
of salt Lake county TO lhu Same ctlucl.
BY Hubbard; Petition Of ciliauus VI
Box Elder county, asking that %
bounty Tor the destruction VI certain
Wild animals be- retained.
by Vino; Petition OF Dr.. ], -, H..
shaw, rcciting alleged unjust treat
mont received Ivy him from the board
OF medical examiners, Committee on
public health,
stanford, from tho Ways and means
Committee, reported adversely On H..
b, 1923, TO prevent oficeIs OF public
Institutions from creating drilciia In
excess Of appropriations. IOltOu, au.
Thor Of tho OH, dissenting.
Stanford, from tho Capitol PrOuhda
committee, reported iAvolRnly ii b..
laSi authorizing Salt Lake Guy 10 give
the Territory a tito 70 the Capitol
gtOunds.
STAFFORD, from the ways ana means
COMMITTEES, reported adversely on The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
SIGNED By CLEVELAND.
The act Fixing o., Limit of salt
Lakes ialrlleluus.

a brIof Washington Jlsla'ch &c.
ccivcd late tails afternoon rya the
President Dos Aligned t.e agt GEIHr tnr
limit oi indebtedness which may Do
incurred by sllt Li.e C.y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

H. d. H. providing nrtnc payment
4 lurou, w.lugsE, etc, was received
from House.
IA invitation ,1s,tsuI tao meeting
TO oig.u.zo society OF forestry on
Saturday evening OF p. m., A. tho
kuulaI.rI, was Fuaf.
The lullua.y CIMuiiirD reported
adversely u. u. %, relating 90 the Hf-
p1irtmrui of women uu the boards 90
rtr.ail public lWuiuliUrH.
G., B. 10. fcairg ~ horticulture
was reported auu o substitute recon.
mcultu.
Tue following bills wsro introduced.
by j, H.. Booths g.. -. lll, 90 ClssI.
lly cluuuu aud Tor other puruusrs.
by WiI.m.3 g.. Is. lUg, ~ amend
Is frgii1H ut tru civil code.
H.. ID. liIul ylIins lrth payment
% lumrb WliHH.gsi ETC., was h.ld iUf
fUcuul reading.
n. -. w. upaai,i order % the day,
WIS then Aheu uI, and Ou motion ui
liIrtIgr was Hriarfud until Hiuuduy.
Tho uill upfrlpuistius 30 dynay tie
expenses OF tie UiAh W0fll'a Fair cE.
hiblt was maIc SPECIAL order Tor Mon.
day, the 2lihlust.
IA. Is. III, was read the second time
AMI rcicrr,d O. the committee GA muu.
icip8l Uurplrati0ns.
G.. -. lOl, 20 classify counties, was
wiuuuI 90 tnc committee uu counties.
G.. y. 100, amending tho civil code,
was referred 81 the committee Ou
judiciary.
q. Is. -, was then taken ~ if0m the
table. IhiB is lu relation 60 mortgages
auu trust dceJs, and f,qIlfgs tug latter
t0 DO iJTucl1fui ia tlu same way as
mortgages now are, anu allowing Elk
months iu which % redeem iuu prop.
ef,y, II was under consideration at
the hour Of going to pf0is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

Tho House foumld thi. afternoon.
Nallau called attention 90 ga article
10 this mornings Herald by wuig1 no
IL represented a. opposing the revenue
bill. lilo denied thnt such was his
position and spoke In den annexation ot
tue article. Warner, who hgs Teen au
ardent worker In tue preparation Of
tho revenue bill, also spoke ia refer.
cuuo 10 his position respecting IT,
Hatch held up a copy VI The paper con.
tanning the aftclu aui loc1sciy moved
20 STRIFE cut the name OF Nufian In u
AMI insert that OF Hatch,
II uppears that, by q typographical
error, remarks iu opposition 90 tue bill,
when were made by Allen on Wcdng5.
day, wotr attributed " NarAu, hence
the breeze.
Alter these questions Of personal
pnylltgu hai bHun aired, consideration
Of the revenue bill was resumed,
Naflau moved 10 strike out tho pro-
yision AUTHORIZING the county board u
EQUALIZATION 90 remit the taxes VI Ia.
zane, ilIuiir, iniifm ami INDECENT per-
.oua 10 an amount not exceeding 90.
stanford Insisted that this power Ind
Moon exercised for many years,
ana was q proper discretion. The
amendment was amended NJ a. TO
nnit the amount OF rcmistlon 90 So
ami 70 changed the clause was re-
Al $50 O'Clock, Powers bin, II. b. III,
concerning appeals from lusticca'
roufla 20 the district courts, came up
AZ epscinl urIer This bill was under
confederation ut the hour OF going 10
press -.
Prof sanborn, OF the Agricultural
C1llrpr, ana Dr.. Tanner Of Lggani
w,rs y.sit1rs no the Council today
The hail oi the house was 20 cold
tbis Rftsraoln that tho Speaker had 10
Instruct ,hu arlEulni'ct-nIns 20 500 u
Inc temperature could not DO raised
The cbiefririk o.. tho House, @. E.
stanton. ha thoroughly uiic.Hn, in'
cumbont 0l the position, w.lcl ihct Doc
g5mrg moro obvious as tho session
prOgrolsrs.
I,ast evuuiag ana actress In WONDER
ionJ' in tgr Oman gtor oi % negroes,
s,spppd 10 tho i01glisut' aud, poiHtins
tO the front row u-NgI' "Mhy h ~
hat bnld healed mon always all
iLcrtqD IL sl lnpuuuci that sever %
membors of the Legislature were lA
.hnt row, aud the sa.ly u mo Heil,"
was terafdrd as d jJgo at.hei' expense
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16
FRIDAY
GATE.
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GATES, Or,

GATES, Or, Feb, 7, 1894.
Mr. and Mrs G a Spencer, formerly of
Gates but now Of Portland, came up to
visit relatives last week.
Mrs Harley Foster continues to be i'll.
At last accounts was resting easy.
Two capitalists from somewhere, we're in
town Saturday looking for mines. James
Collins piloted them TO QuartsvilIe to look
at the mines.
The farewell dance given 'Bassy Dilley
last evening was well attended. Bassy
surprised everybody this morning by not
leaving.
G ID Beyin is logging for the Rock Creek
Flums and Lumbef company. This com
pany is the only one running on the river
above Stayton.
The people here are getting pretty hard
run tor the necassaries of life. Although
none are actually starving, diet of cold
water and bread Is the next thing to it.
Some say if the county does not help them
and they can find person with two sacks
of flour they will make them ''whack" rp.
While the peoples legislators are kicking
against the iLoouis tax bill, they should
come to this county and learn something.
They might get suspended
We have some ysrs bad kickers about the
hard times in this country. We would re-
fer them to the following beautiful lines
from the sixth chapter Of st Matthew.
. therefore take nc thought. saying, What
shall we eat2 or. what shall we drink? or.
wherewithal shall we be clothed. Take
no thought for the morrow; for the NOR
row shall take thought for the thing, Of
itself. Sufficient unto tie day is the evil
thereof -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16
SATURDAY
HOMIE AND ABEoAn

Albany was full of entertainments last
evening.
The popuIist county convention meets
IN Albany March 10.
The Corvallis Gazette is jnst 30 years old.
1t holds Its age wGll.
Read Prof. Alex. Scots article on Con-
o'tionai Immortality On the editorial page.
Oregon is full Of candidates for state
printer Jos W Beveridgs is candidate
just in the field.
French has The largest and finest stock
oi spec.acles and eye glasses in Linn
County Prices 10 suit the times.
In the o p matter the DEMOCRAT has
published good many things it does not
endorse, SIMPLY because the items were
public property, and contained hot stuff for
the public
Corbett and Brady says the Corbett- Jack
son fight will take place before the club
offering the largest purse. Everett. Wash
quoted as having offered a $50. 600 ptIrse
Is said by Brady 10 he water tank and no
notice will be taken Of il.
A funeral procession was stopped the
other day at Lebanon. and S37 for the oof-
m was demanded and obtained before it
was allowed 10 proceed The man who
demanded it should ba buried, when he
dies. under chip.-Ex
In Astoria The committee appointed to
devise means Of cur:ailing expenses owe
$40, 1851 delinquent taxes. The grand
total due the county and city is $40. 737. .9s.
II the sum was paid il would wipe out the
indebtedness Of the county and the floating
Indebtedness OF The city and school district.
X Shelton and A Bilyeu are becoming
tired of having newspapers AWAY from
home manipulating their political busiress
for them. and would politely inform said
newspapers and cthers interested that thsy
are not candidates for clerk and sheriff re-
spectively, as charged. neither do they have
any aspirations 10 said offoes.-Scio Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16
Mr. HiDLEYs vERsI1x.
CORVALLIS. Ore, Feb, 9Th, "a.


Edhors DrVOcrdf.
Dear Sirs: have been confined to my
house for week past, and until some ons
sent me by mail, a copy Of your lac issue,
have not seen local paper Your paper
contains an interview with Mr. C q Hogue.
Now, with reference TO the general matter
OF the interview, i have ndhing TO offer. On
only one point 90 care TO lie heard. Ny
friend, Mr. Hogue, is made to say in the
interview referred to, that ''much of the
Misrepresentation current, certainly ema-
mates from Mr. HadIey.''
can hardly think that he's correctly
reported The fact Of the matter is that
nine-tenths Of the stuff that has been going
the rounds Of the press under the guise Of
80 Z new" is the veriest nonsense The
writer gladly retired from all connec-
ton with the o 2 r r On January 9th and
with the exception Of fling with the clerk
OF court, his final report and letter Of
transmissal herewith, has studiously
avoided all connection with o r affairs.
He has not written OF caused to be written
Or inspired or in anyway been party to,
since that date. of the press matter that has
appeared concerning the o p r r Or IFS
management, past, present Or future. The
writer has no cause to do 20; He served for
two years under Col Hogg and has none
but the kindliest feelings toward him. His
management Of the much tangled affairs Of
the o p X X was doubtless guided By the
saline motives az that Of the writer-that
Ii, 10 operate il al economically as circum-
stanoes would permit. with the ultimate
hop; and purpose Of getting aid to extend
it-a purpose which certain needs no de-
fense.
Equally with Mr. &C Hogue the writer
Is a creditor Of the company for wages
earned two years ago-cqnally he has prop
erty interests that viii be hurt or benefited
as the road may rise or fall. Equally with
Mr. Hogue the writer deprica.es the circu-
lation Of gzrbled and muddled statements
under the name Of 20 r z news" and
gladly takes this opportunity of promptly
denying that any Of the stuff referred TO
has In any way emanatsd from
Yours Faithfully
EW HADLET.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16

The papers are full of ideas on economy.
A man signing himself Populist writes 10
the Salem Journal a. follows: In your
proposition 10 lessen expenses BY cutting
down the number Of dailiez and churches,
why did Mt you ''tel it zll?" If the people
wiah representative Of inertness In rela-
ton 20 vital iss1es. one republican paper
would do. There should beone publication
personated with the live things Of today
The congregations could be doubled up. es-
psecizlly through the center Of ths city with
a saving Of pastor salaries. wood. lights
etc The twenty OF more saloons should
10 swept from the t6wn and If the people
must have their spirits let the state estzb-
lis 6ispensary with its pure liquor. sealed
packages not TO Be opened On the premises.
Money would be saved By chezpe1ed goods.
by deprzvsd appetites reduced by irahibing
less poison. followed By less drinking. less
drunkn@zs, les. al expenses attending
the present vicious system
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16
THURSDAY
COUNTY COTRT.

! q. N. Duncan, county Judge; VIM. RumbauGh
and J. W. Pugh Commissoners.)
/ The county court adjourned last night
until February 16, after transacting the
following business: w II Nickerson was
appointed supervisor of dist 50.
Bill of G f Russell, $50 salary, disalow-
ed in full, also bill of Ben b Irwin 4 Co:
for 1896.
Ordered that C C Jackson be authorized
| to offer a reward of $50 for the arrest and
detention and delivery of G + Russell
Ordered that Geo H Wilkes be and he is
hereby appointed to ill out the unexpired
term of Geo + Russell rs county school
j superintendent.
II l. Lassell was appointed supervisor
of dist 81; A Herald of dist 3; S n Millard,
of dist IS; George Conner OF dist 4S; G
Gaines of diet s; NJ Hazen Of uist q +;
! w = Potter, of dist Lewis B Wilson,
of dist So.
In matter nf petition of D S Thomas
ct al for county road Jas Pearl, Henry
Blakely and Clyde Mccoy appointed
viewers.
Bill f Coin acct poor, continued.
In petition of J G Gross et al for county
road. Put kester, B + Blodgett and Hester
Bland appointed viewers.
w A Tritss appointed sup OF dist 4f.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16

YES, You CAN see the finest line
sam 7les for suitings IN the state at w R
Graham's, where he has tailor with few
equals on hand to make them up on short
notice. Get the best and most stylish
suits of him. A new feature will be the
making of ladies' cloaks to order, or the
altering of cloaks to the lates, styles, and
he repairing of cloaks, Pricess are bot
tom ones.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16

The members and friends of The kinder
garien, are urgently requested TO he pres
ent a, a speciaI meeting at the L p church
building. at 80 p m. Tuesday. Feb Il.
1894. A proposition 10 assume control OF
the kindergarten association will be con-
siaered. Other matters of interest to the
public NAV be presented and discussed. A
short but interesting prog am will be pre-
senied. Do not forget time nor place nor
the purpose OF the meeting. BY order OF
board of dirccto;s.
a dispatch says that Representative
hsrmann presented to the river and harbor
committee yesterday base u ade of vari-
Gus kinds of Oregon wood and containing
the most important of Oregon products.
1t was stated thai these products came
from the country tributary TO Yaquina bay
II was sent TO this committee as an ar
gunent why Yaquina bay should be
taken care OF In the bill which is being
prepared.
The street car motor has been put II
| good condition, and is ready for the wood
work 1t Sill not be very long befor'
is putting Is again heard:
ACLild Enjsys
The pleasant favor. gentle action ans
soothing effect o Syrup of Figs, when II
need of laxative, and II the father o
mother be costive or bilious, the mos
gratifying results follow its use; so that
Is the best family remedy known an
every family should have a bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16

Parker Bros, groceTs.
r. 81. French keeps railroad time.
Boy yoar groceries of Parker Bros
Fine gros.rtss az Coaa's
New cream cheese just received at Conras
Meyers.
PJ Smiley job printer. Flinn Block, does
irst class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filed cent
cigar at julius Joseph's.
DR. M II Ellis. physician aud surgeon
ALBANY. 0r.soa. C.lis mils IA oft, or
o,untty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16


Mrs NJ II Bean, retutned this noon
from Portland.
Mr. o writsman wsnt to Portland
this noon or business.
Mr. Hill, the Vermont maple sugar and
syrup man, Was in the city today.
Prof Walker has accepted the princi
palship Of the Bay City schools, and will
move there next week
Eli Perkins is witness in the Sherif's
case in Lane county. His testimony
wouldn't be worth much in some places.
G L Thompson, in the east ward, has
been dangerously i'll for several days from
affection OF the heart. We are glad 10
note that he is improving.
w S John is a warm advocate OF Gen
IL 3 Compson for governor. Johnny was
in the Shenandoah valley with Compson,
and knows him 10 be first class man.
RA Allen, of Mil City, passed through
Albany today tnroute TO San Francisco
via Yaquina. He will try TO sell cord
wood, which ne has cut on his place on
the Santiam.
Lieut. Milton A Davis, U S a, station.
ed at Preside, San Francisco, was mar
ried on Wednesday last to Miss Alice
Bates. Lieut. Davis was appointed cadet
at West Point from Polk county.
MORE REDUCTION WAsrED.-A corres-
pondent of the salem Journal from Mill
City wants the expenses OF the o p re-
duced 1925 q month as follows: First,
he has two master mechanics. One would
10. Let him send one OF thoee men run.
ming on the road, as they are both COM
pefent engineers. Second, there is Con-
ductor Sullivan who gets S175 per month
and expenses. His title is superintend
ent OF trains, bridges and buildings. Hs
10 no mechanic. He couldn't frame too
house. The idea OF him having charge
of bridges of which he knows nothing
The oldest men in the employment shout
have the preference, but this is not tn,
case. Those laid off are men OF families
One of them is one OF the oldest mel
on the road. One that commenced
work last April is retained; also hi
nephew, a young single man. 1 an
more than surprised that Mr. Clark woul,
allow this outrage perpretrated on th
old employees and men OF families 10 b
turned off without dollar.
CARD OF THANKs.-To all our friend,
We feel very grateful to all our kind friend
who SO kindly assisted us in our late b.
reavment.
MRS. ANNA HENDERSON.
You can never tell what slight col
may lead to; 1t is best, therefore, to Civ
yourself the benefit of doubt, and cure
as soon as possible with Ayers Cberr
Pectoral. A days delay, may result
serious consequences.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16
Notice for Publication.
OPffcE AT OREGON CRY, On
Jan. 9Th. 1894

OFflCE AT OREGoN CITY, On.
Jan. 9th, 1894.
Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has Fl ed notice OF iiis
Intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the County Clerk of Liun
Co. at Albany, Ore, on March 9. I89t.yiz
HeDsry D Myers, III e No. 1858 for the
: n Of the s e a and 3 n offs w a. sec
28, tp IL, S X 4 e. He names tho
following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said lane, viz: LovI Pierce, Gs rdwell
Clark, Marshal Clak. Fred Myers, all
of Laconib, Linn Co, Ore.
ROBERT A MILLER,
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16

Took OFF PESSoYER Those eastern
reporters had big time at Ashland as told
by the Record: After pzrtAking of spec :
iAlly prepared dinner at II y Parker Depo
hotel. they Gu, up several prznks- Among
the amusing things they did was an attempt
ed parody on that famous reosption Of Gov.
Pennqysr TO President Harrison. Where
is Gov. Pennoyer; is lie here to meet me -
inquired the reporter representing President
Harrison. 4 reporter CT the platform re
piled: No. His ExoslllenCy is at the state
capital, tending to his own business" At
ter this act President Harrison" was
formally introduced and spoke; Il am in
de-ad grateful for this splendid reception. Il
is the proudest moment Of my lie. when
return to Washington shall have the na-
tional capital moved to Ashland. We will
place 1t in YOUR mountains The noun
tains Is the plaoe for it The mountains
produced Vim Tell. etc. went the Pres
dent" each sentence being loudly applaud
ed by tha reporters with the usual
braeketed remarks Other fictitious oeltb-
rites were introduced and made speeches in
a similar strain. the boys being unable 10
conceal the ludicrous side from which the
profession view affairs that they make ap-
pear 50 real. earnest and solemn. Gov.
Pennoyer seemed to he the only man in
Oregon they knew Of and expressed desire
| to see the Governor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16

RELIGIOUS sEEvIcEz.-M { Church,
South: Preaching al IL O'Clock by the
pastor. Subject: -SteifzStne<.. Ser.
vioes att 30 In the evening conducted by
Mrs q Z Round. Sunday school Al 10
'eicciE. JuTenila Missionary socisty IL
the Rite-noon al $40 AL are invited ard
made welcome a. these services
United Presbyterian services conducted
BY Rev Rllev Little II '-Sancsi6cztiou- :"
: 80. Gods Plumb Linz" s S 2.3o; Y P
; Z Z. 80 Strangers welcome
The services At TIE Presbyterian church
tomorrow win be IS follows: Preaching
al iOsa0 a n and T-So m SabbS.th school
q: lls.5 II; Junior C E meeting az p N:
I 5 c Z al 6s45 m The Rev : Il
Gwynne. D D will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening. Al viii be made
welcome
Rev 7 II Gwyune, Of Salem. viii address
the ! u c 4 tomorrow al O'Clock You
cannot afford 10 miss hearing him. EVER
man and especially the stranger In the city
are invited 10 De present
Rev ? R Burnett, Of Eugene. will preach
az the Christian church. on Sunday al ii
a N AMI 80 m AL are invited
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16

Whatever may be the cause OF blanch.
Ing. the hair may be restored to Its origi-
nal color by the use of that potent remedy
AalPs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16

Prof Glenn Irvine. of the Waterloo schools.
is in the city.
Licenses have been ixsled for the mar
rage Of o A kreig and Lucia Dow, and 5
b Couch and Mrs NJ K Ryley.
JR whitney, Of the Albany Herald. a
candidate fuE sta,s printer. and z b Nc
Elroy. Of Salem. a candidate for secretary
OF state, are in the city.-Eugene Guard.
Deg Nash. Of Corvallis. was in the CITY
yesterday after a foot bali game; but the
college boys hare already had one too much
experience with the 0 AC.
The soap bubble kindergarten entertain
usent al tn. old L z church Yesterday after
noon was a sUoosss. and delightful affair.
Nearly Fifty ''youngssCrs" blew soap bub-
h.es and aie sandwiches.
The social given by the ladies auxiliary
5f The ! NJ 4 last evening was veil al
tended. and proved pIeasan: affair There
Was something to do or SEE from the De-
ginning, and that Is the way to run a
social \ live spelling match with DR.
Kills and Miss Mary CUndEf Is leaders re-
suited in a victory for the latter The
word piocalilli was stumbling block 10 the
entire crowd. Besides numerous
games q good program was presented.
Mary CaniiE recired with faro. and talent
Moonlight On the Prairie ' Misses
Lot;is and Georgie Day sang After the Ball
receiving warm eroore. Reuten Thosnp-
son declaiIsed in Dutch, AMI Miss Illlie
Farrell was heard IN q solo.
Mrs Blain. the new presiiea; Of the Lad
ses Aid Sonlsty gave a ta.gy party last even
ing TO The members Of the So
ciety aud their husbands Il was .. I've
an affair as If all had bssea boys and girls
IN their teens. Among ether things q
guessing contest al the work q sixteen
blackboard artists was full cf vim il not
Of artistic talent 4 picture az the orphans
home was particularly attractive Mrs
Reason McCoL nell proved the best
guesseE with Heury Hopkins seoond. Taf-
II and parchad corn was the rspast. and
the friends of the orphans did Justice to the
bill Of fare Those present were Mr. and
Mrs ] NJ Irving. Mr. and Mrs II Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs Tilos HopA Ins. Judge and Mrs
Finn. Mr. and Ms " T Wyrlan. Mrs 5 5
Train. Miss Rose Train, Ms DR. keIley.
Mrs " Aithouse. Mrs %ooiin. Mrs War
ner. Miss Kelley. Miss He.tie Miller. Mrs
W 5 Miller. and Mr. ard Mrs Nutting.
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MUJ.Ep Al Mil,

MILLER. AT Millers, on Feb s, 1894,
Mrs D Miller. The deceased was born
in Austin, Mass, on June IL, 1882.
Funeral services tomorrow at the family
residence at p m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-16
WEBBING NvrrAyIoNs.-
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden
Common every day.
EU SuLRY.

Shiloh's Cure. tine great cough snd Group
uro, is foe sale by US. Pocket size contains
twenty-five doses, only $50. Children lsve it
oshaY 4 Mason.