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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24
HOME AND ABROAD.

Millinery opening day.
The state university at Eugene let the
contract for 275 c'rIs OF body Dir at k2.I4
per cord.
The LAX Greek Literary society, which
has had some great debates the past
winter has adjourned indefinitely
Capt. Jim Smith. the pioneer pilot.
will make he run with the new Eugene
boat from Eugene to Portland in two
days and back in the same length OF
tim- according TO program. II is the
intention 10 have regular boat service
for Eugene, something not enjoyed for
several years.
The DRMocRAT recently mentioned the
placing OF the Polk County Observer in
the hands OF q. receiver. We are glad
to learn 1t was for business purpose
and not on account OF lack OF prosper.
ity Since then the receiyership has
been dissolved, Mr.. &c. Hayter having
obtained sole oWnersnip OF the paper.
1t l. in good hands.
The treasurer OF Marion county has
been enjoined tom paying any warrant
to George q. bingham for collecting
county taxes, based on q decision OF
Judge Boise II 10 claimed that as the
sheriff was paid to collect the taxes OF
the county IL was his business TO do IL
and it wa. not the province OF the coun-
~ court hire q law or TO do the col.
lestlng. 1t is time that officials were
made To do the business hired TO Dr..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24
WEDN SDAY .
At the Court House.

In the ~ase of Thos. Monteith agt Net
tie Monteith, an action to recover $500,
the defendant has filed an answer deny
ing all the allegations in the complaint
heretofore mentioned by the Democrat,
and alleging. that the plaintiff and de-
fendant were mariners in racket store in
Davenport, Washington, where they sold
their business in Aug. 1895, the check for
rart OF which $3.50, was made out in his
name aud taken charge OF by the defend
ant, who was in the habit OF attending
to that part of the business and signing
the Plaintiffs name 10 checks, hat n SGT
tlement was had between plaintiff and
defendant Under which the plaintiff re-
ceived$l00 in cash in full of all deman DIS
A reply has been filed by the plaintiff
denyii al the allegations in the ans
wer. Watson & Swami appear for plain
tiff and Weatheriord & Wyatt for the
defendant.
Nettie Duncan has brought suit a.
gainst Frank Duncan for divorce. Taey
were married in 1855 and separated in
1898. The plaintiff charges cruel treat
ment, tha calling of abusive names. the
drawing OF q revolver aud shooting At
her aud threat 30 strong that che left
the defendant. There are two hildren.
The new tax rnll mas bern in the
hands OF the sheriff for several days.n ad
payments are being made This year
city taxes will lie paid at the sherisf's
office
County Clerk Cr, r,btree presents n new
appearance, having lost his whiskers.
The expert amployed by the bonds
men OF p g Norris reports the same
shortsge as the o"es employed by the
county. II is therefore probable that
the money will be rand the county at an
eaIly date
Six car loads OF stone arrived last
nigh, IL, IN beyo d De roit for use on
thu la I.I"vements sooa TO begin. Tie
official AL remain IN their oifires as
long Iass bic. then they viii mHve
duaE street.
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The 9eatutrat,
MONDAY
WHAT WE WILL PAY.

The committee on licenses of the city
council on Saturday completed their
draft of the business license ordinance
which will be presented at the coming
meeting OF the city council. According
to it in addition to the regular tax the
following licenses will be collected:
50 per year: = Bakers, blacksmith
shops, express wagons, feed stores, fish
markets, gents furnishing goods, insur-
ance agents, laundries, marble works,
local sewing machine agents, tallors,
street sprinklers.
$40 per year:-Abstractor~ of title,
attorneys, boots and shoes, grain brok-
ers, mining brokers. bill posters, books
and stationary, boarding houses, bicycle
agents, bicycle repair shops, bottling
works, cabinet shops, chair factories,
commission merchants, confectionary,
crockery, cigars and tobacco, dentists,
dry goods, dye works, express company,
furniture store, guns and sporting goods,
groceries, hardware, stoves aud tinware,
harness and saddlery, ice works, jewelry,
job office, livery and feed stables, milli.
merry, music, mattress factory, opticians,
painters and paper hangers, photograph
ers, physicians, plumbers, sash and door
factories, shooting galleries, skating
rinks, steam wood saw, tanurry, under
takers, real estate agents, house movers,
newspapers.
$l5 per year Racket stores.
$50 per year:-Bowling alley billiards
per table, clothing stores, drAys, drug
stores and patent medicine. foundry,
grist mills, restaurants without boxes
book and picture agents, wooden mill,
grain warehouse
SIS per year Second class hotels, Sec
ond hand stores.
$50 per year:-Lumber yards,
$40 per year BANKERS, electric li9lEtS
works, restaurants and lunch coRfters
with private box, first class hotels.
Others are harbers 81 per chair, bi-
cycles 81 each, circus day1and night $50,
exhibitions other than for charitable
purposes per night $3.50, travelling ply
sicians $40 er day, travelling sewing
machine agents $3.50 per day street fax
ers selling goods on streets $40 per 6ay,
theaters s. per night, trained dogs or
horse show $5 per day, transient mer-
chants s. per day for first ten days, $3.50
thereafter, merry-go- rounds $3.50 per
day, SO week or SIS per quarter, sa-
looms $500 per year, auctioneers 50 so in
building, SIS on streets.
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In Memorianl.
HALsrr Grange, Marsh IS. 1893.

HALsEY Grange, March Is, 1893.
Whereas, Dea'h, the dread messenger
has again entered our midst and taken
from us our sieter Nancy J. Citizens, in
the bloom Of life and usefulness, who
died Mar. 8, 1899, aged 43 years and
months.
II ,s with feeling Of sadness mioeled
with faitl, and confidence in en all wise
ana over ruling Providence that your
commiitee Rceep, the duty assigned
them and herewith present bIiet word
OF tribute to the memory OF our sist er,
who Nas an energetic member oi the
Grange lor over eight yesra, sister
kin hearted and true one ever ready TO
lend q helping hand in sickness OF
tron Die and that as Grange we deeply
dep,ore her loss.
kEsoLvED. that we extend our e.m
pat y TO the husband and children oi
our beloved sister, and commend them
to Hin, Who alone can comfort in the
mos trying hour.
RESOLVED, that this Grange drape lts
charter IN mourning for thirty days aAd
a memorial age be set apart 70 her
memory in our minutes, that copy oil
these soln ions be sent to the tamiiv,ai
SO a copy TO the Albany papers for pub
LEGATION
'Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wiiher at the north
win1s aFeath,
And STAR TO tet but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own o,
death"
MINERVA LAUBsRR.
LEA PoKTER,
MoSSA FRREcRsoS,
Ium.
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0akviIIe.

y,-ung man bT the name Of JAY Bird
has s'een doing some petty ihesvsnR f1T
tte last : 20 months He lresse& weil
and Looks rsspee able bat he is always
''swipinR eggs.'
NJ. lame MorSan, Of Lake crsek.
pa s-d through here on bis way TO Al
bany last Monday
The ii rains Of the lAst ieE dave are
no GOOD for tn" farmers who have large
crops Of email grain to pat 10.
Some Of our yoanR men vent 10 Al
bauy Iasi Tuesday on business.
Mr.. %. +. Juskios Has driving a new
team on the street or so old teen viih
neW harness.
Mr.. d. A. Wade attended court lac.
week aud vas On the jury tao times, the
last time be vac ON all night. There Is
lots Of tun. We trief IL once.
Ed Thrsl passed through hsre on bis
NEy 10 HAr1ebr.rg last week. The
farmers will now commence sowing
grain. Spring has come. They aiwAyl
COX for Ed fhrAll and the blue-b bir.
LrTrLK RosK Brn.
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Harris Skipped.

A di-psicn rr"rived lasi night from
New Westminster. Is c.. by Chief Of
Po a.. l. sI-s. ihA' Rev" Z A
Harris $50 ~As heing watched there
with Eds Lear, pending proceedings
for his arres'. had skipped tor paris IN
known. leaving Mites Lear TO taSe care
OF herself l. Was yerv doubtful II he
ulf Ire brought here on the charge OF
Kidnapping for q hich the variant Vas
;teued, UI . kidnapping could IIave been
proven. Un er the circumstances his
Fiddance is q good ooe. The conduct OF
this rascal should be . warning against
trusting men on mere writien state
ments.
Mrs. Lear lsII this morning alter her
daughter. . = ubios tunate victim Of the
siles OF hypocTiie
A letter received recently by an Al
bany lady from friend ip Connecticut,
stated that . Mrs z. A. Harris ana
child who ee;e visiting ut = relatives
there. were sbaus 10 start for ALBANY 10
join the for rners husband. They Af'er-
wards received Word not TO come.
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AFTER $1,000.
Important Proceedings Begun In
the ID. b. Monteith Estate.

An important case has been begun in
the probate court in this county. 1t
consists of the filing of petition by the
Farmers and Merchants Insurance Com
pany, by its attorneys, Weatherford &
Wyatt, N NJ Newport and A Il Cannon,
asking for the removal Of the present ex-
ecutrix. Mrs. Ina Monteilh. OF the eS-
tate OF D. B. Monteith deceased. II is
alleged that the Company has q claim
against the estate for 81, 900 which was
presented to the executrix and allowed
but has not been paid for want Of funds,
that in January 1898, the deceased pre-
vious to leaving for Alaska, whera he
died, conveyed property to the executrix
personally OF the value OF $50 900, just
previous to having done so upon presen-
tation OF the bill of 200 having agreed
to pay the same upon going to Portland
and making arrangements for getting tue
money. 1t is desired by the petitioners
to have an executor appointed who will
have the deeds set aside tha' the proper
ty may be usei ior the payment OF the
debts Of the deceased, and paEticuIaFlS
this claim OF 81 800. A long litigation
will probably follow, as the case will ne
warmly contested on both sides.
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si00k eward 500.

The readers ci this paper will be
pleased 20 learn that there 10 at least one
dreaded desease that science has been
able 10 cure 10 ali its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the on
ly positive cure known TO the medical
fraternity catarrh being q conssitu
tionai disease, requires . constitution
nj treatment. Hall's catArrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. thereby destroying the Iounde-
tiou OF tbs disease, and giving the patient
strength by building mp the constitution
and assisting nature in doing it's work.
The proprietors have so much iaith in
its curative powers, they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it iAile to
cure Send for list Of tsstionais.
Address, E J. CHENEY & Co.
Sold by Drul gisss. 75c. Toledo, T..
HAil's Family Fills are the b<..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24
After so Years.

FROM the Ashland Tldiuge:
Mr. 4. Hack ieman, OF Albany, IL visit
NJ relatives in this county. He was In
Ashland, to-day accompanied by his SON.
in.law, Hon. W K.Price, Of Tolo Mre.
backlemar came out from Albany. too,
aud will spend the summer with her
Daughter. Mr.. Hackleman was one OF
the founders OF the city ol Albany and is
one OF the early pioneers of the stase.
He passed through tn part OF the Rogue 9
river valley in lS48 and again in lS49.
The present is his first visit here since
and he finds it difficult to locate old
landmarks about the city OF Ashland in
the face 0i the changes Of half a century,
and also Ia the light OF the fact that his
former trips through here were rather
hurried, 81 this point, on account OF the
hostility OF tho Indians
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - In Alb
any, on Sunday, March 10, 1899, at
the residence of Mr.. Rainwater, by
Rev. Streyfeller, Mr.. Fred Rainwater
and Miss Virtue Newman.
They have the best wishes OF many.
C0SSMAN-ULSACKER.-In Portland
on Sunday, March 10, 1899, Mr.. Louis
Cossman, the popular lineman OF the
Oregon Telep lone Co., of this city,
and Miss Mary Ulsacker, OF Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cossman arrived in AL.
bany this noon and will make this city
their home. They have. TIE lest wishes
OF many.
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DR. and Mrs. Pratt, of Mehama, we're
in the city today.
G. W Willis, theblacksmith, last Sat-
urday evening was hit by = piece of steel
and received a bad cut under one of his
yes.
The school board of Jefferson, T. NJ.
Witten clerk, will receive bids for the
new school house TO be erected at that
city up to April 5 at p. m.
Correspondents must sign their names
to insure publication Of an article. This
8 universal newspaper rule, and a
proper one.
The cat fish are thick in the sloughs
around Albany. Yesterday near John
Conser's John Alphine caught one hun
drvd and thirty, some very large fellows.
Mrs. Rev. B.J. Kelley arose in her sleep
her home in Corvallis, last Saturday
morning, and while walking fell down
stairs breaking her neck. She lived only
a short time. Her remains were taken
to Salem on the Ruth this morning for
bnrial
Salem Journal: Rev. F. w. Parker,
pastor of the Albany Congregational
church, has been spending the week with
his family in South Salem. He had tc
give up his church az Pendleton or
account Of his wife's health and move to
Western Oregon. He hoped soon to bC
able to move his family tn Albany ,wher'
he likes his work and is very much like
for his plain everyday manners anC
Preaching.
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THE CORVALLIS PATH.-The DRMocRAr
is authorized to state thst II Albany biz
cyclists will pay bicycle tax 10 Benton
county and receive tag from that coun-
ty the path between Corvallis and Alb
any will he put in fret class condition for
the entire distance. The proposition is q
fair one. Albany hicylists though do not
want to pay two taxes ana they will wish
to see whether they are taxed in Albany
fret as proposed b' the city council.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24
College Notes.

Several of the students have seeir try
ing for some time to end suitable de-
Sign Tor college pie. Toe one they
have adopted represents = banner com
posed OF two sireamers, one orAnSe. the
other black. On 1t are the letters A. G.
A Civil Government class has been or
ganiSed for the benefit OF ihe Normal
and tom merriaI studeuts. Prof Schmitt
will teach il.
The A. G. L. S. gave one OF their popu-
lar socials Friday evening. Il was great
ly enjoyed By all prssen'.
The March number OF the College Stu
dent was issued Saturday. The leading
article is Sealing Mt. HOOD" by L. NJ
Anderson, one OF the .uriors.
Frank ii. McFarlard spent Sunday
and Monday at his home in Brownsville.
We are glad to hear that Angus Shaw
is improving in health We hope he
will coon ba with us again.
Ten Of the counties OF Oregon are rep
resented in College. They are Benton,
Olaekanas, Coos, Crook, Douglas, Jose-
phine, Linn, Marion, Multnomah and
Sherman.
Potatoes are sDuds in Portland forIceF-
saln, oeing VI 10 sack.
i'm. 0Iberman will be hanged at Rose
burg on April %. That city is entitled
TO the sympathy OF the rest Of the state
The Magnolia laundry is 10 be moved
int new building being erected by II.
G. Watson near the Albany Soda WoFks
for the purpoee.
The proposed revenue ordinance is
being thoroughly discussed and consid-
~red by the people. The council have >.
big job on their hands.
Tinkle & Dawson have openeda Photo
Gallery in the confectionery store oppo-
site the Post Office ON fret street. Notice
their display of samples.
| Week nf seli-denial and prayer at the
Salvation army every night this week
Different ministers of the city will oc-
cupy the pulpit The w. q T. q. will
take the meeting Wednesday night
Everybody welcome. Special singing.
W. J. Bennett, an architect, Who hal
been looted in most of the cities OF thu
northwest has recently moved from 1t
Grade to Lewiston, Idaho. He once re
sided IN Albany. The Roseburg yvies
says his creditors in that city would lik'
to see him get rich last enough to pa'
them of.
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Cali at J. q. Crawford's Studio,

on End and Lyon streets and BEE new
and latest styles of Photos. He has made
new series OF views OF Albany, which
are las his work always lei the best ever
made OF this CITY; he has the latest
lenzes and best view outfit In the state
When you want views made zee him,
Photos are finished in Plato, Water and
Oil colors. The time will expire the lst
OF April for free sittiugs to members OF
eecTet orders,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24

Local UNI0N.-The annual meeting OF
the Local Christian Endeavor Union was
held last night at the Presbyterian
church, when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing years, Clyde
Bryant president, Marguerite HopKins,
Eva. Stuart and John Aftermath vice
presidents, Velle Irving secretary. II
tion to meet In Albany 10 1900. A sun
rice prayer meeting will be held on Eas.
ter morning sc the Presbvterisn church
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Secured Bonds.

Ex-County Treasurer P. G. Morris Sc
cured the required $4,000 bonds named
by Judge Burnett, late Saturday evening
and was released from the charge of the
sheriff. His pondsmen are L. U. Will,
w. A. Cox. Frank Skipton, ]. A. Nc
Feron, ]. L. Tomilson, +. E. Allen, N.
D. Conn, q. w. Hochstedler, p. r.
Conn, d. F. Hartman, s. S, Train, J. s.
Van Winkle, G. w. Taylor, G. w. Goff
and ]. A. Cumming.
Judge Burr EFT will come up from Sa-
lem tomorrow noon and the defendant
will plead at 12:l5 O'Clock.
The DEMOCRAT will leave the case for
the jury at the June term OF court.
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Following 's IT, list of letters reuAIuing
in toe POstothce At Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, Mar. II. 1893. Persons calling
for these letters must give the date on which
advertised:
Anon, Fred Aehard, Sir Elmer
Cookie, VIM Callum, Mr. Leslie M
Eigin, Frank Euoe, t5eoFge
HolmSn, Mr. S<muea Morgan, Mr. z E
Hutchens, Miss EtIie Peumus, Mr. d
Ra Vson. Miss Mabls Rengel, Mr. Chaa
Sitter, Mrs Letta TEobIeF, SIR Howard
Vinyard, Mr. J L Williamson, Mrs A l.
Brown, Mr. Geo W-CommerciAl Hotel
Packages
Hawkins. Mr. W II Jones, Rev l.
Kelly, MEs Minnie
S. 5 TRAIN, 2. NJ.
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Millinery Opening

Mrs. ]. N. Hoffman will give her milli-
merry opening for the season, beginning
on wednesday evening March % and
continuing over March %. when she will
present large and elegant line of milli-
merry, with trimmed hats and new and
stylish goods. Great bargains will be
given as 1t is intended to close out the
stock.
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The Modern WAY

Commends itsea TO the well-informed, to
do Pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done IN the crudest manner and
disagreeably AZ well. To cleanse the sys-
tenn and break up colds, headaches, and
ievers without unpleasant after effects.
use the delightful liquid lalative remedy,
Syrup OF Figs. Made by California Fig
Syrup Co.
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Closing Out sale.

Having decided 10 discontinue our bus
inese. We will close Out our stock Of gro
C ries at: educed prices. Consumers
should await themselves Of this opportun.
ity TO purchase good goods at low p.icee
before il Is TOO late.
KRSToS's CASH Sc oHE.
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Millinery Opening.

Beginning Wednesday, Maren % and
continuing through the remainder of the
week Mrs. Ashby will have on display
her elegant stock Of spring millinery.
She has more patterns than ever before
and will. have a fine stock to select from.
All ladies should ses Mrs. Ashby's stock
as Il is the finest she has ever had.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24
Millinery Opening.

On March 231d at the Millinery Car
next door east OF E. U. Wills Music
store full line Of Spring Millinery will
be shown. Beautiful patterns in tim.
med hats and Q special assortment Of
street and walking hats, something en-
tirely new. Ladies' cordially invited.
MES. L. CuM.
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TERMG

JAILY DKmocRAT, 25 cents per monec.
$500 per year In advance. SOC per month
not in advance. By carrier, 10c per
week. 10 per cent added II allowed TO
run over months Single copies &c.
WEEKLY. Sl .25 In advance; 81 so AZ end
# year; $l.75 for second year; $2OO for
;hird and preceding years, when not raid
IN advance. Clubs OF Eve nev subscribers
at $500.
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Mr.. Schmitt, who has run 9 gun store
in Portland Tor fourteen years, has locat-
ed in Albany and is opening store and
repair shop in the Case building adjoin.
ing Cares barber shop.
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The Democrat acknowledges an invit-
alton to attend the banquet Of the Jeffer-
son Democratic Club Of Oregon TO be
held in Portland on April Is in honor Of
the birthday of Thomas Jefferson.
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All delinquent city tsxes must be paid
by the lst OF Ap il next. or by order OF
the city council I will be compelled to
pubiish the names and amounts que the
city from delinquente. co. LEE.
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We make the best photos in eolors in
Albany. No dAubs or splosches- Notice
the eoSoF3ug On our work. Tinkle and
Dawson. Opposite p. o.
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OREGON POULTRY FGRM RkxKDrKs--Grir,
Roup cure, Disenfectaut, Lice Killer, at
Oregon Poultry Farm, also sold BY r. g.
Powers, ALBANY.
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For a good hand made Harness go to
ketchum's Harness store, Broadalbih,
between 81 and Sd streets.
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The Weather.

Tonight and Thursday, probably fair
Stationary temperature. River. go Ieet
2. Nj. FRExcH,
DisplAyman.
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We buy, Esii and store gram.
We make Magnolia Flour.
Also whole wheat, Patent and germ,
aours
The Magnolia Mia.
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Millinery Opening.

On March 2sth aud following days. l
will display nay ine line OF pattern hate
and other goods. A special invitation 10
extended TO the ladies OF Albany. /
make q speci Atty Of trimmed hats.
Mrs, L, NJ. FCSK
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Diamond photos 50 cents per dozen at
Mics Longs.
orayon and pastel lwork speciality at
Miss Longs.
Miss Longs for drst class photos.
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w. H Huston today moved into the
N. P. Payne residence, and proceed TO
warm things up. The fine, which had
not been ueed Tor some time. burned ont,
and the fire department was called out.
No damage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24

surpc- served at the Armory Friday,
March 81, from 5 10 for only Is cent.
s;andAid Of the worldl! The Petal
una Incubator. u .. Bates agent, Ait
any, Ore.