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MELROSE.

MELROSE.
Supervisors-Jas. Hefferuan,
chm, one yr.; A. NJ. Hagan, two
yrs. J. G. Reeve, three yrs.
Clerk-Jas. Gaynor.
Treas Martens.
Assessor-C. M. FOnder.
Justices-A. e. Vandusen, two
yrs. George Jurgens, l yr.
Constable-Charles Hooth, two
yrs.
Poundmas ter. M. Carr.
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High School Entertainment.

The literary society will hold
its next meeting Friday evening,
March II. Coming on St. Pat
rick's Day, a program suitable
for the occasion will be given,
consisting Of Irish songs, reci-
tations and a short play.
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BLOOMING VALLEY.

BLOOMING VALLEY.
Supervisors-J John Fritz,
chm, one yr.; O. S. Lokka, two
yrs; John Boen, three yrs.
Clerk-O. r. Olson.
Treas. s.-Theo. Nelson.
Assessor-C O. Bronson.
Justice-Aug. Hovland.
Constable-S. Anderson.
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VERNON.

Supervisors-S r. Taylor.
chm, one yr.; John Erickson,
two yrs; VIM. Vogelsang, 3 yrs
Clerk-B. E. Let's.
Treas. james Cochrane.
ASSESSOR. E. Putnum.
JUSTICE. v. r. Priest.
Constahles-Tom Let's. B.
Tuttle.
mills road tax levied. 500
mills levied for current expens-
es. There were 70 votes cast.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-03-10

A. Sherin of Britton, who has
published the Sentinel Of that
town for the past five years, has
sold the paper to n. Jorgenson
& Co.
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Wood Bros. have just unload
ed their first big car Of buggies
for the season. The car was
loaded up at the factory and un-
loaded at their warehouse, not
one cent of extra expense in re-
handling. Certainly no cata-
logue house or any other house
is in position to sell to the Mil
bank trade so cheap as they can.
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ONE HAPPENINGS.

.
: Shoes at Mittelstaedt's.
p II. 6Quires-House Painter
. Paper Hanger.
& ood Bros. have just unloaded
= L Of the famous Dowagiac
4 w Cunningham of Melrose,
3 rece1tly purchased a farm
! rant Center, the SET of Sec
& W1A 49.
= 20. M Conright has been
4 ldinR the week in the city
y ,tin24ud securing her spring
1 K of Millinery.
4 !. ] III Neuenburg of Grant
4 ter = hauling lum Der to
= a Anew barn on his farm to
\ 2x62 feet.
y i. Harry Ackerman of Map
= on, Minn., recently purchas-
: he johnson farm in the hills
y intends to make a stock farm
Y RS. " ii. Wiseman left for
\ kakee, Ill, yesterday morn
y intending to visit her mother
\ hat place, for a number of
! ks,
\ Gorge Barney was shaking
DIS with his Milbank friends
first Of the week, having
le from Pierre with the legis-
We delegation.
lr. VIM. Diets has let the
tract 70 Mr.. Corskie to build
'ttage on the lots he recently
chased between the city
81 and Mr.. Stanford's home.
Il. G. "A. Kern the harness
!, haA purchased lot 12 in
X 81, which faces the school
perty On the southland intends
,uild = dwelling there this
ing.
liss Bertha Thorndike, who
saching in Twin Brooks dis
No. 2 school, was attending
hers examination last week
remained over Sunday with
nds in the city.
|. M. Thomas, who has charge
he Zeitlow telephone system
9, is making arrangements to
in q switch board for local ex-
nge in connection with the
it here.
ROT Childs, principal of the
,nvtlle schools, was a visitor
~ city schools Monday, and
ressed the opinion that the
bank schools were in a most
s3hctory condition and doing
1embers of Harmony Re-
ge will have a basket
the Odd Fellows hall,
ML th, the anniversary of
tion Of the lodge. All
ztd whether members or
requested to bring a
homas a former Mil
inter- now employed in
keer Press job rooms
ia sample Of some pen
for photographic work,
employment in which he
more or less engaged,
hich he shows a fine de-
kill.
Won Valid, of Grant
has pur chased the H. J.
t home in Bartlett's ad-
with the intention of
fall moving in from the
hd making his home in
During the summer Mr..
VALID will occupy the
moving in when Mr.. Ben
yes out to his newly ac-
farm just west Of town.
ty Auditor Truran was
ID in the auditors Office
nday, and Mr.. Nels Fors-
40 retires from the Office,
four years term of faith
ice has been engaged as
by County Treasurer
This new disposition OF
IS not only satisfactory
parties interested but
the county Of competent
prteous officers, whose
atlons are well-known.
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Call at Lindquist & Johnson S
machine house and examine the
Fountain City Shoe Drill. It will
pay you to get one Of these ma
chimes.
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14NE THE DENTIST Has the rooms
~ oddell's restaurant recently occu.
1MDr. Gage, aid will be In Mil
TT 20 first fifteen days OF each
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-03-10

II Eood team OF working mares,
ears old, for sale. Apply at this
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-03-10

You will find excellent cedar
posts at Wood Bros.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-03-10

tToN THE DENTIST.
0o63yof Farmers Bank. Open every day
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-03-10

sSS REEBORN.--S 8
Ear, Nose and Throat-At Orton
days Of each month
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PROGRAM
Always Busy.

Admission free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
Passed to Spirit Lite

In Tangent, Ore., Oh Dec. 20, 1898
Mrs, Sarah E. Mills passed from earth
life to the spiritual world above. She
was daughter OF Mr. Thomas E. Gil.
mour, Was born near Dnnhanl, Illinois,
January Is, l842, was married to Mr..
Benona Mills from near Carthage, Hi
nois, Sept. 20, 1853, aged Sc years, ii
months and IL days OF this union. There
were children, one daughter and three
sons, two Of whom preceded their moth
er to the Spirit World q number OF years
ago. after q long and painful illness,
the summons came at 4-l5 Christmas
morn for sister Mills to come up higher.
she bore her suffering with patience and
christian fortitude and appreciated every
act OF kindness bestowed by her many
kiRd neighbors and friends. She was
faithful and devoted wife, q loving
mother, q good neighboF and a true
friend. She Was ever ready TO lend u
helping hand to suffering humanity, she
was too pure and good to bold any mall
ice or natred towards any one, che want
ed her friends to know ahe felIevrd in
spirit return and was ready to 20 when
the summona came.
Funeral services were held at the fam
lily residence in Tangent on Dec. q, after
which the remains were buried in the
Rock Hill Gem. terv.
Rgy AIRS, ANNA B. REED,-
Pastor cf First Spiritual Society,
Lebanon, Oregon.
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Oregon Weather SsrvISe

Summary. Station, Albany, Oregon.
Month, December.
Elevation above sea level 2lt fSet.
Mean temperature 39.96
Maximum temperature 65 date y, %.
Minimum temperature Is date l2th.
Mean Of maximum temperature R.l5.
Mean Of minimum temperature 81 81.
Number times minimum temperature
32S or below 13. y
Number times minimum temperature
400 below % -
Total precipitation 3.64 inches.
Greatest prsci pitatIor in "a consecu'
tive hours, and date 08, 4th.
Total depth OF unmelied snowfall Ia
inches.
Prevailing direction Of wind, n and 5
Number Of clear days, =.
Number OF partly cloudy days. 6.\
Number Of cloudy daye. l8
Number OF days on which 81 or MQr'
urecipitation iell, IL.
No OF days on which .O4 or more pre-
ciIitation fell, 10.
Dates on which hall fell, o.
Dates on which snow fell, 2S and ~.
DATED Of light frost, 0.
Vcluntary Observer q S. and VI
| Weather Bureau,
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DIED.

DUNCAN. - At her home in Turner,
Oregon, Saturday, December 81, lseS,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Duncan, Aged SS
wears, 9 months and 81 days. "
Deceased was born 10 West VtTginia
March 4, 1915, and was married ID 1887
10 the husband who survives her. Vhey
came to Oregon in 1861, and have SIDED
in the immediate vicinity OF Turner cap-
tinually since. N
TDedeased was DEVOTED member OF the
Methodist Episcopal church for over fifty
wears and died in the consolation of its
faith, after long life Of qsefuhess. Her
neighboFs and friends around Turner,
Who have known her goodnesA and ex-
perienced her many kindnesses Ehe past
several years, speak OF her with warm
praise, and with deep grief at her death,
Besides her husband, who is past 81
wears old, five children survive herA j,
II, Duncan, of Albany, ex-county tudEt
pi Linn connty;'A. q. Duncan, OF STAR
buck, Washington; Mrs. W: l., Vance
ofAlbany; Mrs. Morgan, OF Tangent, and
w. G. Duncan, Of Turner. All were
present at her bedside during her las'
illness, wliice was brought on by taxing
a cold.-Statesman.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

DR. II f Beers returned last evening
from Eastern Oregon.
Mr. Z w Langdon left this noon onla
trip to Seal RCck taking his gun and fishs
| ing rod.
Mrs. Horner, mother OF Prof B
Hornei, died in Polk county Sunday at
the age OF ~ years
Mrs 4 Crosslay. sister Of Mrs Major
johnson returned yesterday from @ sew
eral months tip east.
Miss AIDA George left this noon for
Portland accompanying home her young
nephew, son OF Mrs II g Cotton.
Mrs. David Clark, and her daughter,
Mics Lulu. arrived In the city Saturday
from Medford Ashland Tidings.
Mr. ABB Paxton is reported seriously
Ill at Spokane. He recently sold his bug
iness at Astoria, and has been prospect
ing for location
MIR. J. N. Hoffman has leased the Al
bany Steam Laundry and will hereafter
ruu it. Mr.. Hoffman is a: reliable gen.
tleman who may be depended upon in
this important business.
Rev. Louis Mstayer, Of Albany, vss
In Ashland this morning, en- route To
San Francisco, where he goes to meet
add return with Rev. F X Blanchet. In a
few days.-Ashland Tidiugs.
] II Slater, ex- United States senator
from Oregon, 10 lying at his home in La
Grande suffering from sinking spells.
supposed TO be caused y fatty desenera.
tion Of the heart.
Mr. Ralph OLling, who has been in
Chamber hardware store at Eugene for
good many years, recently resigned his
position and yesterday with his family
returned to Albany, which he will make
bis home. He has been succeeded In
Eugene by q former Albany young man,
u L Doris.
Last evening at the Baptist church a
lvrewell reception was rendered Rev.
Ronald McKillop aud family previous 20
their leaving the last Of the week for
their new home at Salem. An ENJOYABLE
time was had, in which there were ex.
preston OF esteem and respect for the
departing pastor and his family. On be-
half OF the pastors of the city Rev Stew
enson made the farewell speech res
ponded TO by Rev McKillop. Mr. Stew
enson who has been in the city less than
Two years was the senior pastor of the
city in the city st the time.
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<,dkVllle.

The children o; Oscar Dilley were all Al
home the past week, and on Wednesday
evening large number of the neishbors
and friends came in and spent the even
ing 10 q social dance. We were too
busy to attend. See Dan. 1878.
Mr.. Elmarian Smith, o! Halsey, called
on as last week.
SIR; Glen Junkin bro ke 81 blue rocks
out OF IS. He took first prizes out Of !
at Peoria, Dec. Oath.
Miss Estella Hamill and Miss Elsie
Dhley made Us q pleasant call last week,
Call again, ladies.
few OF the young people had the
measies during vacation. Good pan
that
A four LoFee load OF our best shooters
went to rangeht TO q shooting match
last Friday. Glen Junkin brought homt
q goose.
Dr. Welch 10 making visit TO Shedd's
The people Of Oakville are too healthy
TO support q doctor.
A y0ung lady received box on The
Christmas tree on the lid ofthe box un.
der ner name were the words: "Don'l
blow till You get home But curiosity
caused her to open toe box right there tc
ind sn empty harmonicA case. Nc
names given.
Many thanks Mex" We will send
ours as soon We get one.
Mlss Maud Wade made US a pIeasan
call last week and gave US nice cake.
We like caIers OF that kind. See Matt
1:lt-l2
" l. gt ,ohu If pao,i. -. ,.;s;.
ing friends here last week.
VIM. Morgan. jr., Of Lebanon, is visit.
ing his rarenis here.
"esvy 1ale struck here on the night
Ian isi. shaking houses and n soms
pa - tee -Te txis ed OF.
LfTTLg RnsE Rrp.
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Peoria Items.

Xmas has passed off very quietly a
this place, We had a nire Nmas tree.
Quite a pumber Of people went to Cor.
wallis to the dedication OF the Masonic
Temple.
There is going to be a school meeting
held at this place for the purpose of vot-
ing tax for bnildIng q new schooI
house, we are all in favor Of It.
Mrs, Crewse and children. of Eastern
Ore. are visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Chngman near this place.
Mr.. James Lamar is visiting relatives
at Independence,
Mr., w, E. Citizens 10 improving his
place by cutting the shade trees down
from in front Of his house.
Mr.. o. NJ. Pucket received nice cake
for Xmas.
Mr.. James G. Citizens killed a large
swan weighing fourteen pounds.
Mrs. Brat.ain and children came up e
spend their Xmas at home on their farm
There is going to Be q protracted
meeting held by Rev Allen.
Mr.. U. G. Berry is talking Of taking q
trip to southern Oregon soon..
Mr.. John W. Y, Cox is . guest oI
Mosey LaTAs. RAsrus.
Some snow was seen today.
This is legal holiday and the banks
and county Offices are closed.
The three months old child OF San Wa
the pioneer laundry man, died in thil
city yesterday
Mr.. VIM. Simpson ba' sold his banC
Of fine goats. among them are some o
the blue ribbon stock from the Stats
Fair. D. E. Slagle, of Cottage Grove
the lucky purchaser.
The college will open tomorrow morn
ing and the public schools on Weines
day. A large number Of college studentl
have spent the HOLIDAYS At home, an'
the DEMoCsAT observes in its exchanges
more personals about our students thai
about those OF any other college.
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Peoria Pointers.

Rev. Allen began his series oi meet
ines sabbath evening.
TIE steamer Valley Queen passed up
TOE lver Saturday evening, returning
sunday, having in UoS 9 raft Of logs.
The dance given BY the sporting club
lsse week was q grand success. Eyery
o|dy passed a very enjoyable evening
Several a our Oaky'l'e friends were
preseat.
The steAG,er Albany passed up the
river Saturday meTpiog at O'Clock.
The old year oas anc the new rear In
vac Easehed by several ct oar frierds,
The evening vas spent in . very disre-
sosetiul game OF cards, and we under
stand they had jog.
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The Mud Hens Trip.

The Mud Hen was due to start up the
river yesterday morning at an early
hour according to schedule, with sev-
eral passengers with their guns, and pic
ture of ducks in their eyes, bound for
Round Lake. 1t was nearly two hours
late before the gasoline sparks got to
flashing just right. The trip was made
up the river for about five miles all right
when the Hen stopped. In some man
ner the gasoline crank got cranky and
gave leap against the forehead Of DR..
Leninger and then into the water, where
1T could not be found. As nothing could
be done without crank the boat had to
De towed back by row boat. The trip
was therefore not all it was started out
to be. The Mud Hens i'll luck has not
yet stopped.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
Week of Prayer

The subject at the .huruhes observing
the week of prayer tonight is The
Churh UnIversal The suggestions
given are:
Payer: That each member OF the
churc iv-r-al, being born OF The spir-
i, ma' dra"rt i'"m al iniquity, may he
ifn - = rk NAV he faithful
q. '~ II i'.' Ss'h ivvr fp The
: t. n~n; and that the
- n '1' ',tursh auiverSal
"-s- ve -','i ~VTk IA the uni.y a. 9
sHHt - - l~'Hd - -. &c " II
t1ns - y;si MAJ, Vii:3o, Mat,
Ti;t - "'i oh Iii!lI; .'or
xn:I-6: l., IS
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-.ss cure nausea, indigestion.
Hoods PlIlS bIliousness. constipation.
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Death of Mrs. Beard.

Mrs. John Beard disd at Tangent this
Uorning At the very advanced Age Of So
or So years, after an Illness Of some time.
The deceased came to Oregon with her
husband in 1859, since then residing at
The same place. Her husband proceed
ed her = lev years ago The deceased
HAs member Of the Catholic church
aud was highly respected By all knowing
her.
The funeral services wiIl be held at The
Catholic church in this o.ty Aext Friday
morning u 10 N, 10 which all friends
are invited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
A Department Store.

Mr.. II. F. McIlwain has closed out his
old business in this city, and will close
his store for about two months. In q
few days he will leave for New York to
lay in q stock of goods for department
store, with all the usual departments ex-
cept clothing which he does not intend
to keep. The store room will te rear
ranged with plate glass front. etc and
will be opened as soon as the goods can
be gotten here from the east.
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Excurt ion Rates.
Fxr.

Those attending the meeting OF the
Oregon state Poultry Show to be held
IN Albany, Jan. s-I4 will pay full iare
over our line going. They will be given
receipts on blanks specially prepared for
fares paid, When they are ready 10 re-
turn which Aust ba within IS hours after
the close Of the meeting by presenting
their certificates TO our agent at Albany
they will be sold return :aekels to ttart-
ing point ct \ fare. provided IS or mors
are in Attendance holding tickets fronn
points on our Oregon lines to Albany.
We will have the certificates pruvided
al once and placed In the hands Of the
sgeats
EDWIN SruxS, Oh MARKHAx.
Supt. Q & s. Il F & PAS p r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
4 Fine P,9ce OF Co'or Work

An experienced art critic gives as his
opinion that there ~ill be no haudsomer
piece OF c, lor work issued this year than
Hoods SarsaparillR Calender for 1899, /,
IS not only useful, but artistic and heauti.
ful and up to date. The charming Am
epcan Girl' whose beautiful lace ap-
pears in the backgrounds. makes a pleas
ing feature which anyone will be pleased
10 have before him the whole Of 1899,
We suppose druggists will have this Cas-
eudar, ,or copy can be obtained by sead-
in scents toe Hood 4 Co lowell Mass.
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DIED IN TKxAs--Word has beep ~
celved announcing the death at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas, recently, Of Edward
Francis Pfettymau, At the age OF iwepiY
years. When the war broke oot yosas
Prettvman enlisted in tbs Firss Texas
cayairy. In Iune be was transferred 10
the hospital on account oil an accident
while drilling. While there he was 81.
tackled with pneumonia and lived only q
few days. The reinalns were given The
customary buTia'. The deceased was q
brother OF 7 a PrettymAn. 9 nephew Of
w D Prettymsn, residing aeross the
Willamette from ihis city in Benton
county. he vas fne specimen of man
hood aod his death is greatly regretted
by all knowing him.
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\ eaee.iot,s Murderer.
Frnu ths GcaEd /:

Frnu, ihs Gcard:
~. ''e Bfsnton, the condemned muF-
dsrrs -''e day morning. when he Eaw
the ground wss covered with snow Ie-
Tsrkrd to one of The death watches with
tSiuki- ia bic eye. tha. he would like
to be 10 lhs AekeaAie hills noE with q
II Winchester bunting deer.
One day last week Mr.. t;ilstrAp was in
the jail 20 identity HcHargue and talked
10 Claude 6santon a minute. Claude
said TO him: "Yo1 Tsmsmb that &
few months ago l Was lEying to buy IS
Winchester from you; il you will bring
10 over 10 me no . I'll take it,
A young fellow Is serving ont . l2 days
sentence in the county pI and be ID
gEumbliug sboGi ths.tin.e going 60 slowly
Yesterday. Brsnton told him: 'ats too
hadAbout you; here ] am in Jail Aad zen.
teneed 10 be hanged and { don't kick
about tie time sOiHg slowly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
MARRIED.

GRAW-WILLIS.-In Albany, on Sun
day, January l, 1899, at the home OF
the brides parents, MIR. Harry Craw
and Miss Anna Willis, all of this city.
Rev. G. NJ. Lane, of the Christian
church, officIated in happy manner.
The ceremony was performed ID the
presence Of a few relatives and friends
and was followed by 8 wedding dinner
after waich the happy couple were es
corted to the train and left on bridAl
trip to Spokane, They will return &c
Portland to reside, Mr.. Cta~ having 9
position with the Southern Pacific. They
have the best wishes of Albany friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
NO FAITH CURE
ABOUT STEWAR'S DYSPEP-
STA Tablets.
They Cure Stomach Troubles and
Indigestion Anyway. Whether
You Have Faith la Them or Not.

They Cure Stomach Troubles and
Indigestion Anyway. Whether
You Have Faith la Them or Not.
Mere faith win not digest your food for
you, will not give you an appetite, will
not increase your flesh and strengthen
your nerves and heart, but Stuartis Dys-
pepsia Tablets will do these things, be-
cause they are composed of the elements
of digestion, they contain the juices,
acids and peptones necessary tn the dl-
gestion and assimilation of all wholesome
food.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
| food IL placed in n jar or bottle in water
heated to 9S degrees, and they will do II
much more effectively when taken into
the stomach alter meals, whether you
have faith that they will or not.
They invigorats the stomach, make
pure blood and strong nerve, in the only
way that nature can do it, and that Is
from plenty OF wholesome food we'll di
gested, 1t is not what We eat, but wna'
we digest that does US good.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold D.
nearly all druggists at so cents for ful
sized package, or by mail from the F. A
Stuart Co, Marshall, Mich.
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Easy Chair Service.

Portland Telegram: Today the South
ern Pacific passenger department an
nounced that during the season OF the
legislature it will run parior chairs on its
line between Portland, Salem and Al
bany. The cars to be utilized belong 10
the Columbia & Astoria Railroad Comp
any, the same as used on it's line between
Portland and Astoris last summer-and
these have been leased by the Southern
Pacific for the purpose specified. They
are marvels OF comfort and elegance.
The company will make an extra
charge of - cents for the use OF the cars
between Portland and Salem and so
&c is between Portland and Albany.
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.WEDN ESDAY.
College Entertain ment.

The Young Women's Christian Asso
clalloa Of Albany College will give an
entertainment and social at the College
chapel, Friday evening, Jan. 18th, which
ell iriends Of the college are most cordilt
ly ,invited to attend. An interesting
program will bs given. end social time
generally enjoy ed afterwards. An ad-
mission lee Of l5cts will be charged tn
ssist in cJrrying out the work OF the y
W. G. A. in the Northwest. Every one
should attend