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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-28
TAX DEED NOTICE.
Notice of the Expiration Of the
Time for the Redemption Of
Lands Sold for Taxes
for the Year 1893.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, I
Villas County, Wisconsin. !

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following
lots or tracts of land sold May 10Th, in the
year 1894, for the taxes due and unpaid for
the year 1893, remain unredeemed in the Of
Wisconsin; that opposite the description of
each tract or lot or part thereof, in the fol-
lowing list, is the name of the person, if any,
to whom assessed and the amount Of taxes,
interest and charges calculated to the last
day of redemption due on each.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes, interest
and charges set opposite the tracts herein
described shall be paid on or before the 18th
day of May, 1897, the said tracts of land
shall be forfeited and will be conveyed to
the statutes in such case made and provided.
Dated at Eagle River, Wis. August 70,
1896. G. FRANCIS GOLDMAN,
County Clerk. Villas Co. Wis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-28

w. w. McEwan of Jackson. Mich.
has the distinction of having made more
balloon ascensions than any other living
American.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-28

troll and do control its movement. Ihls
can be destroyed by the free coinage
Of silver. When money was plenty,
from 1867 to 1873, wage-earnefs mad
plenty of work and farmers had good
prices for their products. These con-
ditions will return with the restoration
of free coinage
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-28
Bills were Slight.

Nonsense said the dealer, who was
trying to sell a bicycle. the expense OF
keeping wheel is very slight"
why. [ should think the single item
of repairs began the man who had
been talking of buying one.
practically nothing. if you get 4 really
good Wheel interrupted the dealer.
But under the head of repairs / in
clude doctors bills
''Oh. we'll
The dealer said nothing moro. There
was nothing for him TO say.-Chicago
Post.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29
Oakvi!le.

Mr. j. K. Cochran. o. Albany, called
on Us yesterday. lie il candidate for
sheriff On the prohi ticket.
Mr.. @. H. Stewart and Rev. Wislaart
pssseI up Church street yesterday
Mr.. Earl White tBIossosl) ol Mon
moath, called on ne one day this week.
tie Is .ookiHg lsi ansl seek - Is his team.
He has turned round sgsin since his
election and wlil vote the lopu ist ticket.
He is a cousir Of our ioNnsman Ah milk.
Mr.. G. :. Acheson and family were in
lown this week ami took dinner with Il
Il. Coiey az the " bite house on A,sTih
Churcll street We noticed at the dinHtr
table the weil known counteuance OF
Postmaster smith, John A Mcbride, H.
nler E. GOrslan and w. r. Cos,ey.
The public highway, when deprived OF
the presence oil vast herds OF Bovine aud
Equine. aiII pa, on an aspect os toue-i-
ness, grass and Wessis will grow ap and
abscaFe the radiance of the q, b al d@y,
and the sturdy yeoman wili iorses his
profanity and will have no use ios cast
away cans for there will be caud4I ap-
peaaage 10 attacl, these weapons of tor
tnEe 10. ASEcVs-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29
A Gro vi.

To THE EDIToR:
A few years ago our law .nakers
thought it to the best interest OF the gov
ernment and the people TO set asiae one
day IN the three hundred and sixty-fye,
in which to call halt from our daily avo-
cation, our strife and our pleasures, and
stand with uncovered heads in the pres
ence of the dark shadow, to ponder on
the mysterious probleme of human life,
and drop perchance q silent tear to the
memory oil friends who have entered that
impenetrabie night. The custom is a
beautiful one, and the benefits resulting
therefrom are apparent to all, and yet
We have among us few people. who,
each year try 10 turn it into sort OF
catch penny side show speculation.
see displayed in the windows in town
very catchy show cards advertising BIZ
cyle tournament on Memorial Day and
want 10 enter an earnest protest against
such practice. If the people engaged
ia il have no respect for their oWn
dead friends, they might at least respect
the custom and feelings OF the living Ii
this is successful the next step We may
look for will be 10 see at each funeral ac-
companied with plaeards announcing
some sort OF q show az the cemetery 10
to which a small admission will be
charged. II would be equally as appro-
pirate. earnestly hope the people OF
Albany will show by their conspicuous
absence, their entire disapp oval of this
to put it gently-unieeling practice.
GRowLhR.
THE DEMOCRAT il satisfied no disre-
spect for the day was intended by the
Bicycle clah. The idea OF the carres-
pondent though, that the day should be
set apart and not he taken advantage OF
As holiday for other purposes. is govd
one, and most OF the DENocRAT's readers
will coincide in the statement when they
think seriously of the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

Skooknn. Miller was in the city tolay
giving the politicians iits.
The assistance cf Professor Laniz has
been secured by the Long Photo Co.
Mrs. Bert yanCleye and child, Of Phil
omath. were ia the city today visiting
friends.
Hon. George Waggoncr, republican
nominee for sheriff OF Ben.au county,
was In the city To-Day.
Geo. T. Cox, OF Gates. AMI other
brother Odd Fellows from up ille SaBti-
am. returned home last night from a
trip to Astoria.
A. w. Marks. who went 10 Berry q
few days ago, returned yesterday with
his hand in a sling. the result oi al
accident with an axe.
| Mr. y. II. Allen, ts.relary OF the citi-
| zens committee, went to Portland today
TO consult with A. d. Hammond in rel.
erence to transportation rates Tor ,he
Deeew sawmill.
Mr.. A. Senders, one OF All,any's old
residents, for many wears also a res'derl
OF Crook county, Is lying dangerously il
al his home in this city, with disease .
the bladder.
Squire Farrar wen. 10 Aihauy AN,
: other points in Linn county today il
search OF stray lots OF last ears hops
, Hope are moving at 2 10 2ls cents, oc
casionally at pa .-Salem Post.
Mr.. j. l.. Underwood, of Corvallis, We
Z in the city today. Mr.. Underwood la
!, obtained some prominence at Corvallis
! recently by being nominated by the pop
! ulsts for sheriff, and afterwards with
drawing.
. Surveyor Fisher and James Elk.ns, c
9 Albany. W. b. Donaca and r NJ. Smit
'' left Friday for the purpose OF viewin
!. the proposed road TO Qnartzville VI
n Foster. They were joined by others |
Sweet Home. me.-Lebanon Advance.
Lewis Crandall and Dol. Boslar le
Yesterday for Anaconda, Montana. .whe
Patsy Martin writes that plenty OF wor
is to be found in the mines. The
Young men will be greatly missed, al
their friends hore they will return b
fore long with plenty OF filthy iucre. :
Lebanon Advance.
Misses Ina McCulloch and Maud Orc
bv OF the senior normal class at the C
lece have been examined fer state dipl
mas and passed with credit. They "
appear at the coming commepeemer
The regular senior class consists OF
Melvin Williams and Arthur Fosha
There are also several graduates fro
the commercial department.
The scio Press, though favoring N
Barton for county judge candidly say
Candor eompels us TO admit that Ss
Ga. land cf Lebanon, possesses qnaliti,
lions, both as to business faculties a
personal character, that are desirable
The person of county judge; and shol
lightning happen to strike in his dir,
ton, the county's business would be
safe hands.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

TNx1E BttLY ErnHEp.-uErlc Billy
Miller. oi Salem. returned TO his home
from Albany last Wednesday. Here Is
his tirst nights experience ss told by the
Statesman: .Uncle Billy" retireSa SINE
WHIST earlier than usual and before ex-
linguishing the lights placed his yAlnshle
goli watch in 4 bnckskin pouch and wish
. pnrse containing about one dollar in
silver il VAS carefully laid beneath his
pillow. He then ''crzxIed" in and vas
| seon in q deep sleep resting in that man
ner until about 6o'elozck yesterday morn
| ing, his regular hour for arising. 'sUncls
| iisliysf lumped out OF he'd with more ac-
tixiiy than usual. having had = splendid
rest during the night. bns ile bad hardly
plaeed foot upon the floor when, 10 his
great asfonishmen., hts eye c1ngh. sight
of the bnckskin waieh-pouch lying on
the stand near the bssd. This aroused
his suspicious and before proceeding 10
don his clothes he began an investigation
OF the bed where he had placed the
watch and purse about Ten hours pre-
| vsous Again was he surprised On re.
moving the pillow 10 hnd the money and
watch gone. Having become fully con.
vincei that he had been robbei during
the night "Uncle Billy" continued hi;
search for the missing articles. After q
little time the gold ticker was discovered
in the rom bn; no money camo 10 light.
To all appearances the door and win
dow OF his room had rot been DISTURBED
and jast hox Mr. Burglar gained en-
trance will remain \ mystery 70 "Uncl'
Billy" for rome time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

Mrslc IN THE ATR.-The excursion trip
to Independence tAIs morning was =
bowling success. Tue William NJ. Hoag
Was filled to its limit, about SSS, about
Iiotoming from Corvallis, and the sale
OF tickets was stopped some time before
the boat arrived. The .. A. &. hand,
Ladies Regina band aud the Albany
band furnished music for the occasion.
along as body guard for the large crowd,
as well as to enjoy the festivities Of the day
/ The .. Q. & E. makes things hum when
/ il gets started. The Elmore also took :
( good sined crowd down, about one hum
ired. The excurionists will return to
night at about the usual hour ofS O'Clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29
EATURDA
HOME AND ABROAD

Dress ginqhams at st Luis Rskti.
/. $. coxey will speak in Brownsville
aay "a.
Some tine spring chictens at Ed semeers.
also oIder fowi..
See thu eIesant display Of ladies capes
at the LsdI.ss Iiazaar
Full ro'l.r -four IS cts per sack at II. F.
McllgaiE : cash store
A fDs line Of straw hats al ST Luis Rake
sior-kaket prices
For quality and price. The st. Luis
kaket Leafs the world on shoes.
Eggs Sc; side ne It 7c; oil lice hams Sc;
oeat butter i5c pr roll at 2 cOhen's
10 10 sack breakfast germs y c.s at II
+. Meilwain's cash store
About ffty Harrisburg people passed
through Alba1t for lad penGeRce on the
Gypsy this furenoor.
Have yoU seen those new 25c initia
bangle riEgs. ia F:ench's show wiz doN
ibes are the lates. fad
ii s NciIasiu's cash atore has received
anotl-er invoices Of nex goods. the latest
AMI will sell at ut priees
NOtbirg takes the place of good meat
dalRht Brps. have what sou want. care
iuliy bonght and nicely cut. also some
toe hams and bacon
Another invoice Il wrappers and ladies
black dness ir;s received At tie Ladies
hszazr. TIE skirts ara lined throughout
asi sauna Eith vp vet, price 81 80
Say, boys and girs, dill ynu ever see a
cuckoo and wachtsi eaocK. Fr~neh The
le~eler has one, eome and bear il strike.
Ih- Salem ei Tor xsso calse,l maa q
liar 80 his face shoaid learn l-eson and
hereafter do it al iong rasge b.sxeen col
umn rules.
The tesni of n DSasi.s this week
made a esSrsE4:e EDO 10 ron away in the
eastern paFs o. the city, ami sBoreeiei 10
smashin. up the wagon quite seriously.
one day tnis seek lhe eigh. year old sou
ot Rey. Cane E4s playing on ti.s rear rsorcf
OF the residence ~ten ae fell Of ssriging -
as 70 dislooa'e the right srIa al the silon
aad break nn. % 'h- Iorex Gr Msssot
atsendei hias,
Our line os Ladies sEirs waists is nou
! comp e.e. having jos, seoeiYed all tie new.
ess pz,tesns IN tsWn and dlmifv. Ills i.
by far the sEtlies; line Of goods eysl
sasEs in Albany, call ard sse ,h,u al ID.
ladies Bazaar
One of the biggest en.erEssi.es I'D ID,
San'is'n = tie dig saw Hsili 1 sl-r Ea,er
psISe sAw Nall t0snpzny l-sias 6s:lsf rs.ss,
-t-Ffy- u Eiii hare eSpze.4y u I25, o.
'r-- LAY sad California iraf= xiil L
.'rf~sasi~d upon. goed Rates bsgisg 3irc2 j,
bzen obi4sns4
A Russian. | R2ianayilx. Iakes up Dr
6fexaEl de kannesg 8 sersgres On anssii
al PesasesoE Asd &sseFss that h.lsa trAr-
cling Agesi os tss@ Ras-lAa cYv.snucrs
o sIpsoli llsE Tes uiasioH aud grearaes. II
she eyes as "a. word lie szys kSnnesi
esnS l0ye3 ;v conceal .son The woEii's gan
'Rassia's der4E. degradation and de-
hzne@erF ils kAnas.a vas rso-siiy Il
Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

LIVE PoLfTIcAL Meeting. - This is
simply a funny item on political
meeting without any politics in IL. The
candidates of Marion county who are
making a Joint canvass were billed to
speak at Detroit Monday evening. The
train, owing 10 the wreck at Kings, was
several hours late, reached Detroit at 10
o o'clock at night. A crowd was waiting.
Mr.. John Butterworth was hauled from
the mail car and made chairman. Then
the fun began. 1t was hot from the start
Rev III. l.. Barkley and his principal OPP
ponent had it up hill and down and i,
looked some like Cuban war. Then q
democrat spoke five minutes, where he
was allowed fifteen, and gave another
democrat the extra ten. The right wa,
dsputed. and Chai.msn Butterwortl
decided in favor of the deu acrat, thougl
republican himself Alter the meetin.
bedlam reigned, Jap Mimic shaking hi
fists under the chairman's nose in liy,
manner. Personalities were even rul
nto the treasureship,
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Tome Authority

BEoW SsvuIE, Or, May -, iSAs.
ed TImes.EWe see an article IN the
Herald OF its issue Of 2lst instant pur-
porting 20 be from a person from Browns
vile xho attempts - belI.tIe the char
Acser of Henry Biakely. We desire 20
say that Henry Blakeiy vas born and
raised here; tE2s he married here some
% wears ago and has bees engaged N
the holseSt business OF ikrming here near
this city ever since Henry Blzkely i
neither drinking man nor gambler.
Ii il IS cishoaor 10 be an honest farmer
thea indeed has the Herald set up = new
standard. The people OF B:ownsvill;
/ look on the sisnderons attacks on Henrs
/ Bizkelr as being the product OF ~ dis.
easei mind, fertile in imagination and
malicious in fzlsehoods.
Il. A SANDERS, ex-.aloon keeper.
\ p. HowE. :"
GDo. w. WHITE, IN. V. BuYEr,
+. r. RDGEwAY, W. ". WATEKs,
W. c. CooLEY, FRANK BUkrogD,
III. :. MoNIesNERY, ;. B- TrcER,
u. B. TYclS-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29
For school superintendent.

bOIEog DEwoCRAr;
wish 10 say to tins voters OF Linn
county have been personally acquainted
with Mr. Bigbee for the last years. |
first met him in Eastern Oregon about
wears ago while he Was engaged in leach
ing school in Wasco county ~ here hc had
been teaching successfully for some time
aud wheTe he continued 10 teach until lac
moved 10 Linn county few years sgo.
He has never taught in a district bG;
what he could so end teach again. and
10 my own knowledge he has s.ways
given entire satisfaction and If eler,cd 10
the Office oi county school superiniend-
eot he viii ill the Office TO The satisiac.
ton TO all the residents Of ilse county and
to the letter OF tie law. q W. II.
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. > GAaS,
Adjutant.
4 Funay Record.
sspAxllln, 1asnarr II. lss

soDAviLLn, Ja=uary u. 1885
Linn CO. De.
To ;. \. MilIard Tor Sc and .e4sn go
ing Two miles aaI hauling one dead
Horse out OF tlie Center ui tise Pablic TO.
Road s. 90
Note: The nan WHO Bxnei the 81 s.re-
said horse lives above swres HOs.se in
what Is called the Big Bottom, suppose
about ;wensY miles iron there.
S.N MuLsRb.
sopAvsLlE, jan -. 1876.
n Neeihain, Esq
Will you please present the inrsusssi
bill io the Coaniy Coari a, rs next sss-
zion and tell Them il il - not aliowed
will never vote Tor either Of them again,
and ohlige,. :. y. MuLAEp.
Endorsed, file,i Jan. -. iss6. Allow.
cd, 81 so, Feb, 8, 1885. J y Duncan
Judge.
Mr Miilari Is ,l.e republican NOMINEES
ioT county commissioner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

The Carl Reineeke Musical Society
composed OF members of Miss Mildred
Bnrmester's class in instrumental mIssic
gave a successful musical last night in
the elegant pArlors oi Judge Flinn's aes-
idenoe At Fifth and Vine streets. The
program disps4yest tlse splendid training
received unueF Mss Barmester's pains
saklnr instructions Following j. the
program:
Spring Song. Nohlfzhrt, Nellie Nc
Feron and Miss Burmestrr.
Peace of Evening, Reinecke, Grace
BrOwnell.
The Joyous Peasant. schumann, Ruth
Finn.
6alop. Blake. AbGie Hyde and Mis-
Burmes,er.
Emogene Waltz. Messc-, Ola Hsisbt
Sleep. Dolly. Sleep. Reinecke. Neliis
McEeron.
Pansy Waltz. J. Cl.m Irvine of AT
hany, Mary CASTOR.
To the Waltz, Bohm, Alta McFeron.
Mountain Glee, krug, Ruth Finn anS
Miss Burmes,er.
Im Wald, Goerner, Flo Suitins.
Hungarian Dance. Behr, Mildred Gott
iieb.
Soua.ina, Re;necke. Emma Sox
Ant Weldersehn, Bailey, David Goit
leib.
Husaren Polka, 6oerieler, Mar
Stewart.
| Kathleen Mavourneen, Crouch, Mrs
Nutfing.
| Polka. Bendel, Emma sox and Mil
dred Gostleib.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

Ar THE REvw.L.-The subject OF the
sermon at the opera Eouse is =. The New
Binh" or the words oil Jesus 10 Nicode-
mus, "Y on must be horn again" Come
and see what the Book says about the
new creation. no human theories, sPec-
uIations or tliinksos. but Bible answers
10 all question is the MOTTO Of Evangelist
GhormIey THE following question has
been asked Rex. Ghormley Whieh he viii
ans tonight. You say that hap.ism is
immersion only, are you rot sectarian
IN this Wise
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

MogR TRCrH THAS PoETgY.-A hen "A
Lane county mule runs zfoul q the
Southern Pacific railroad something is
bound TO break, either train or ninle. l.
vas the mule that worsiei the other
day. The mule MAS run into and killed
by the overland train near Creswell. The
accidenE occurred where the road crosses
the track near Walkers station. The
mule sas stubborn, but the train was
stub5oEer, aud the biggest. and SO had
the right OF way. The mule. which was
| the property OF one of the Hawlsys was
| valued at $50 10 q purchaser, bat, ac-
corsiing 30 the equalization OF the state
| tr3-r'. lie average value of the animals
10 Lane county WIS s22-G3. UnioTtn-
nateIy, every msls killed by an engine,
however ugc,I he may have been an
Athematizesi during his lie. becomes at
once the best usule in the valiey.-0re-
gonjan-
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a Fine Pieiurc.

An excellent colJre1 lisiiogrzph OF the
steamship "a press OF Japan" one OF
ilse Canadian Pacific Railway Cos mag.
nisiceni Pacific Iiaers sailing beiween
Vancouver. b. C., and japanese and
Cllit ese posis. has Feoeusly b els Issued
by tie passenger traffic department OF
the company. !; is a iai'hiai repFojnc-
zion Of painting by Fred faasinx, 3
weii-known Sew York artist. portray ing
the depSrture Of the Empress" from
Vancouver harbor. The work Is well
executed, the colorins artistic. and the
picture whieh Is intended ior prominen,
display wcuid he an acquisition 10 ste
walls Of any place VI pub.ic resort.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

BAD School BoY.-Mis. Robbins, ~iio
is teaching school few miles below
Salem, on ;i.e Brooks road. was attacked
by twelve year-ogd boy pupil TuesIa
evening who with knife, iniard her
quite severely about the hands and
wrists. The youngStcr bad been dis
obec.ient during the day and as punish
ment was required TO remain after school
and attend TO some duties imposed by
Miss Robbins. THIS he resented as aiorc
mentioned. Parties from that section
were in Salem yesterday consulting with
the county authorities relative 20 the
matter. The boy is son of highly re.
spected citizen and farmer OF Marion
county y.-Siaies.nan
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

TIE CoHISG 4TH.-The editorial item
in the DEyocRAT yesterday in reference
to 4ih of July celebrations referred 10
the spread eagle affairs as usually held
and it is fact that there is mighty little
patriotism in them. Il had no refer
enee to the ore to he held in Albany and
up the front this year under the auspices
Of the Woodmen. This will be OF the
picnic order aud will come the closest to
the right form OF 9Th OF July eeleiira.
tions held nos ada~%, and it is proposed
to make the patrits,ic Spiris preslomius.e
1t will as well bri. ( 10 Albany an i'm
mense crowd Of the best class OF people
who will come for the social and friendl,
spirit and not for carousing.
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Ole FoLKs LAsr NleHr.

The old folks OF the Degree oil Honor
gave their third and last entertainment
IN the prize contest last night and much
enthusiasm was manifest. At the risk oil
being taken to task by the young folks
We will remark that il Was one OF much
merit, and the old folks are very jubilan;
over their prospects. Tae p ogram was
as follows:
Overture by Mrs. Frank Ee:chum.
Duet, by Miss and Mrs Taylor.
Recitation, by Agnes Thon. pson.
Song, 0rah Hardness and Laura Dan.
nel..
Pan,omine, Single Biesse,laess. No; Sc
Blessed.
Dialogue, Dreadful Boy
Recitation. ''Sioux Chief Mrs. Hark'
ness.
Solo by Miss Taylor
Pantomine, 6IrIs Cooking supper, olt
Folks Ealing Supper.
Recitation by Mrs. Craw. (originall
Song by Earl and Myra Albeit.
Recitation by FLOYD Ramp.
Song, ''Irisn Volunteer" Mr.. Hark-
ness.
Duet. Miss and Mrs Taylor
Tableau. Workman's Policy.
Dialogue, Train TO Mauro.
1ableau, Artisans Studio-
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TnE ScIo CRg.xERy makes the follow
ing proposition: We will take your
inilk, separate il, make the butter, pack
and ship il; and pay the patron all that
the butter brings less 81 cents per h,
or we will contract with any one for Their
milk for six months at 90 cents per hum
dred
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S0t1Ai. AND rh.k>tISAL

c. II. DAlryna pie came in on she stage
Sunday evening. lie will stump ahe
county IN the interest of the popaIisf
p2Fty.-Tila-ssook Herald.
A. W. Blackburn. reprs seniing she
ID. NJ Osbarn Co came up {" esinesGiay
evening. on business. His many friends
here are always glad TO learn that he is
meeting With success Times
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-29

TIE 4Tn.-Tiie money subscribed for
the 4th OF July celebration in Albany un-
der the auspices Of the Woodmen will he
used entirely in Albany. The excursion
to the front will he self supporting and
for the benefit OF Portland people desiring
10 90 there. IL is desired 20 raise 800,
and it is believed an immense crow
will he brought here, who VIII spend
good many thousand dollars here.