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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-30

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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-30

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The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
Get yo6f 1dIlc5l y iiI n Il II a.
Holly Rhafniacy. & !

Holly p, 1ie ~ I l.ss| .ss
A. L Johns0, ma 4. 4 u. y
went 70 Ttb1ns this u,osniag " I M.
tend public sals tl,asr ciostug.
Mr., Johnson i % aartIo ~ ~
Rev. Thomas and wife, q c0olido6,
were ttae euesS u Mn Helsa II
6imDeou. q the RAsh HcuGe. ~
Thpnday. and NJ. anA MN l1t3so
Stapdth wsfe hef sus1ts ~ sunaav.
~ did = ners eood ihsa ssyfhi.s
l ever rcd. NJ dyspspeis ~ =
months sanding; aftss sasine Il ~
tsrribls. Nov - vsll. = urisss y. j.
kssnss, Hoisinston, KsA. ~ Koael
Dyspspsia Carr. Il disss,s whss -
eat.
The republicans II Proven county
held their convention g Lamar list
Saturday, and put out the followtnG
ticket: clerk and recorder, John Cur.
~. Of Lamar; treasurer, ". W. Rsy-
nolds. Of Holly; sheriff, J. D. Martin,
OF Lamar; superintendent Of schools,
David Barnes, of Lamar; Asssssos,
J. F. Mcdowell, OF Lamar; commis-
aioner, N. J. AcAillin, Of Cartoon
surveyor, L. N. Markham; coroner,
o. 9. ClsrY. Of Lamar;
Miss Ivy Millineer gave party TO :
number Of her friends Saturday eve.
ming the occasion being her 18th birth
day. Those present were Misses
Clara and Laura Mfllineer, Lena
Heimberger. Anna Cores, Marie Steen
and Anna Fullerton, Messrs. John
Duncan, the Mr.. Mournings, C. A.
Wood. J. B. Harden, George Wilson,
Chas. Proctor and T. D Newman.
Refreshments were served and the
evening was spent In dancing, Messrs.
Wood and Harden furnishing excel
lent music.
The democratic and peoples party
primaries were held In the various
precincts on Monday and the delegates
held their convention Wednesday. Tu-
sion Of the two parties was effected
without opposition and the following
ticket was nominated: clerk and re-
corder. A. E. Downer, Of Lamar;
Treasurer, H. P. Syp, of Lamar; Sher-
Id, Frank Tate, Of Granada; assessor.
James Baird, Of Holly; Superintend-
ent OF schools, Miss Mamie Exline, Of
Lamar: commissioner, H. A. GrifIith,
Of Granada; Surveyor, T. Z. Irwin, Of
Lamar. The Holly delegates to the
convention were George Hollis, J. W.
Ikelman, Ed Swayxe, c. A. Erikson,
John Cores, Robt. King and Willis
Butler.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
Esersys rake. gp.

l have taken up 1t my place two
miles east Of Holly, two brown mules
about four years old; two brown year
ling mules; one brown mare, stripe in
face; one dark sorrell mare, stripe in
face; one brown horse, stripe In face.
No brands. Taken up October 1, 1899.
JOHN HORTON.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
working mlght and Day.

The busiest and mightiest litus
thing that ever was made 10 Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Every pill q
q sugar-coated globule Of health, thxt
changes weakness into strength, liss-
lessness into energy, brsin-faG into
mental power. They're wonderful.in
building:vp the health. Only IS sts.
per box. For sale by Ikslmsn Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that will
be In no way responsible for debts In.
Cured BY any other person than my
self, unless said person has an order
from me.
B. II. McCoY.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
A. . Distance.

Mrs. Gushwell-Of course yos iovv
children. Mr.. Synnick9
Synnicx-lmmoderat~
Mrs. Gushwell-And which do Jos nks
best. little boys or little girls?
Synnick-That depends. Whsn shsrs
are little girls present. ! think prefer
little boys. but when | am In the CON.
pany of little boys my heart goss ous =
the little girls.-Boston Transcript.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
Local and Personal.

AOOCbl 0kAu = O10Oi10Is
Hammer Paint, the best, at the
Holly Pharmacy.
J. w: Bryce gave his new barn two
coats Of paint this week.
SEE WHITE For ladies Black
Wool Hose at twenty ive cents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Horst visited the
latter's parents at Cooltdge Sunday.
Mr.. and Ma. $. Herdep returned
from their trip to st. Louis Tuesday
morning.
SEE WHITE For mems ewool1
socks" for twenty cents. TWO pair for
thirty five. =
S. P, Hornbeck, the prosperous
dairymsn Of the south side Is on our
list Of paid ups. "
Pay up your subscription to the
Chieftain and get an elegant portrait
Of Admiral Dewey, free.
We want to show you the most
beautiful line of Holiday goods you
ever saw next week 1t Whites.
L. NJ. Gees new residence Is near
Ing campietion. 1t is going to be one
Of the prettiest dwellings in town.
Mr.. Marston. Of Belolt, Wis, ar
rived here last week to visit his son,
S. R. Marston, and his daughter, Mrs.
o. +. Cox.
We are sorry to learn that VIM.
Pronk has been confined to his bed
with typhoid fever ever since his ar
rival home.
L. F. Milford made another attack
on the hay fields this week, helping
James Kendall to put up his large
crop Of alfalfa.
Mrs. @. NJ. Wilson has purchased
three lots on west Santa Fe avenue
and Is placing buildings upon them in
which she will conduct her restau.ant
and bakery. 4 f
Joseph Stockford, Hcdsdon, No.
healed sore running for seventeen
years and cured his pilss paIonx stand
ing bv using Dewitt's Hitch Hazel
Salve. 1t cures all skin diseases.
On account Of copy being written
on both sides Of the paper, We left out
one Of the important committee in
our report Of the old soldiers meeting
last week. The full list will be found
in this weeks issue.
Millions oi dollars. IL the value plac
cd by Mrs. MARY Bird, Harrisburg. Pa,
on The life Of her child. which she
saved from cronp by the use Of One
Minute Congh Cure. II curss oil coughs
colds and throat and lung ironbles.
: Miss Anna Billingslea came down ia
Holly from Carlton, where she ID
teaching, and spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. C. l. McPherson
and her sister Miss Minnie. She
taught class OF her former pupils at
Sunday school while here.
"The Nutmeg is the name Of our
new monthly family magasine, pub.
lished at 25 cents . year, and in order
to introduce the paper, We win send
1t 8 months for 10 cents. Sample copy
mailed for 2-cent stamp Cunning
ham & Litchfleld, Stamford, Conn.
DR.. J. S. Miller presented this ONCE
with some onions 'on Saturday last
that for size and havor cannot lbe
beaten anywhere. The doctor says
he raised lots Of them, but thinks that
with the experience gained this year
he can raise an immense crop next
season.
George Lawrence, who has been
working for A. l.. johnson and also
looking after his own farm here dur
ing the past summer, left last Sunday
for Tribune, Kanras, whence he will
60 to Gillett, Colo, where he has some
mining interests. He will '-eep post
ed on Holly Affairs BY reading the
Chieftain.
In its report Of the republican con-
vention the Register pays the follow
ing comphHent to our fellow towns
man S. F. White: rs. F. White made
\ neat speech In taking the chair, and
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
Thsi. worth Rses~.a.~a.

DR.. Poundtext-What noble. self sscri-
6cinG men missionaries are! And yse
their goodness ID unapprsciated.
Dufunny-W Well. don't know; shs ns-
tives always think them mighty good.-
Kansas City Independent
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13

~ 81 q Il q y ~ "a n ~ ssf lA
White wants 70 *show you" blankets
at cost
School books Of Ill kinds 1t ths
Holly Pharmacy.
Subscribc for the Chieftain and eet
: large portrait ~ Admiral Dewey.
Don't buy your school furniture
until you have got prices from Geo.
Hollis.
9. $. Thornberry, one Of Anityyille
extensive farmeA was doing busines
In Holly yesterday.
J. c. Newman came down from
Tribune Saturday and q working on
the new school house.
Jei1 Smith arrived home Wednesday
night from Florissant where he has
been working for several months.
Nell Gill. the boss salesman Of the
Arkansas valley. has accepted POSI-
tion with White at the Big Five.
The Santa Fe 3 5 B gang are max
ing some needed improvements and
changes In the stock yards here this
week.
L. s. Aillingef has made great
improvement In the appearance Of the
CITY Livery Barn by giving it = good
coat of paint.
On Wednesday afternoon We found
on our table bouquet OF beautiful
flowers, the complimentsof OF Miss Chen
oweth. Many thanks.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet At
the Ranch house Wednesday after
noon, October 18th.
mrs. @. L. MCPHERSON.
You ought to have picture of the
hero OF Manila hanging up in your
house. You can't get finer one than
we are giving away to subscribers.
Come and see them.
The Coolidge bnmuzzled Truth
made Its appearance on our exchange
table last Saturday after several
weeks absence. It Is greatly improv-
ed in Its general makeup and print.
"Are you the defendant in this
case?" asked the Judge. sharply. mo
sub. answered the mild-eyed prison
er. II has lawyer hired ter do de
defeddin'. rs de man dat done stole
de chickens."
From all indications the bean supper
10 to be the most ENJOYABLE event Of
the year. All the various committees
are working hard to provide entertain
ment and beans for the large crowd
that y expected to be present.
Eat plenty. Kodol D Dyspepsls Car
will diesst what you eas. II cures sl
forms Of dyspepsia and stomach troub.
lss. E. R. Gamble. vsrnon, Texas
SAYS, 1T relieved mo from tho star,
and cnred me. Iiis now my sverlast-
ing friend"
Agatite is the best and only hard
plaster that Is In use In Colorado.
Some persons say that the agatite
beds In Kansas are about played out
which is not SO. We have enough
material in Kansas to last one thou.
sand years.
GEORGE HOLLIS Agent.
| In order to introduce our new
monthly family magazine, The Nut.
meg" we will send it for one year
and include SO Of our superior calling
or visiting cards for lady or gentle
man upon receipt Of one yearly sub
scriptiOn, Is cents. Write plainly
and address Cunningham & Litchfeld
Stamford, Connecticut.
The decorating committee for the
old soldiers reunion and bean supper
met Wednesday evening and was or.
gsnized for business. The meeting
was called to order by Miss Anna
Cores, chairman OF the committee.
and after some discussion it was de-
cided to begin the work next Monday
evening. None but the committee
will be admitted at these meetings.
J. +. Mcfarland, Of Rushville, Neb.,
agent for Close Bros. & Co., arrived
in Holly Tuesday la company with
Amos Burwell, president Of the Sheri.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13

Miss Apna Billineslea came down to
Holly from Carlton, where she ia
teaching, and spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. C. L Mcpherson
and her sister Miss Minnie. She
taught class Of her former pupils at
Sunday school while here.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13

Millions Of dollars. is the value plac
cd by Mrs. MARY Bird, Harrisburg. Pa,
on I he life of her child. which she
saved from cronp. by the use Of One
Minute Congh Cure. II curss oil coughs
colds and throat and lung sroubles.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13

Cores, chairman OF the committee.
and after some discussion 1t was de-
cided to begin the work next Monday
evening. None but the committee
will be admitted at these meetings.
J. F. Mcfarland, Of Rushville, Neb.,
agent for Close Bros. & Co., arrived
in Holly Tuesday ia company with
Amos Burwell, president Of the Sheri-
dan county bank and o. H. johnson,
= large cattle owner Of Gordon, Neb.
They made the trip overland and on
Wednesday visited the reservoirs
north Of Lamar. They expressed
themselves as being well pleased with
the county and will make another
trip here In q short time.
BY some means the local politicians
got the impression that law was
passed At the last session OF the gen.
eral assembly providing for the cleo
tion Of road supervisors, and as . re.
suit of that impression both the re-
publicans and democrats OF Holly pre-
cinct nominated candidates for super
visor. Upon Investigation, however,
1t is learned that no such law was
passed and the man who wants that
position will have to be good To the
board OF county commissioners, In
order to get the appointment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
A Big Paper.

The most widely circulated "week ly'
newspaper in America 10 the fhncs-a-
Week edition Of the New York World,
aud with the presidsntialca campaign now
at hand you cannot do without it. Here
are son,e Of the reasons why it is easily
the leader in dollar = year journalism.
Itis issued every other day, and Is to
All purposes daily.
Eyery week each subscriber receives ls
paces and often during the "busy" season
"A pages each week.
The price is oniy $I.O0 per year.
tis virtually daily at the price OF
1t now csyers every known part Of the
world. No weekly newspaper could
stand alone and furnish such service.
The Thrjce.a Week v orld has at its dis
posaI all the reaessess Of Of the greaies'
newspaper in existeDee.the wonder Of
modern jouIualism-"America's Greatest
Newspaper, 80 it has been iustiy term.
ed-The New York World.
Its political news lie absolutely impair.
tiAl. This fact will be oil especial value
in the Presidential campaign coming
on.
The best current fiction is found in its
columns.
These are only some OF the reasons
there a;e others. Read it and see them
oil.
We cfE.r this unequaled newpaper
and the WEEKLY DKMocRAr together one
year for $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
County Court.

Geo. u. Barton judge, y. l.. Curl ana
ID. q. Swami commissioners.
Met PURSUANT to adjournment ana
transacted tho following buslncSs.
In the matter Of the INDECENT poor o
Linn county.
II appearing 10 the court that ainplo
provision for the care, comfort and main
tenanco Of the INDECENT poor OF Linn
county is satisfactorily provided for Nv
the county poor lnil,mary, by tho COM
pletion oi fine hospital eommodious
residence aud other necessary buildings
Il ID therefore ordered that all tho lnuie-
ent poor Of Linn county In order to re-
ecivo assistance from tho county are re-
quested TO make application to tho ronn'
y judge for admttance 10 the county IN
Urinary.
Tho tax roll oI 1893 was ordered DO
elafed delinquent on Nov. !, and that
the clerk then write the roll aud turn "
ovcr TO the ahereH with u warrant TO levy
hlll 0l j. u. Tllotaon for building
bridge at Muddy ,tllA0.7e, Was allowed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
About People.

yiscoua Cross, chancellor Of the British
excheu uor, celebrates his silver wedding
this year.
Paul DeLongpre, the artist, is building
studio near Sankrancisco from designs
drkwn by himself.
Justice Shiras Of United States su-
preme court makes notes in shorthand
ofthe cases on trial before him.
The Rev. James r. Milford is the
wealsblest Presbyterian preacher In Scot
land, as he possesses fortune OF not less
than 81. SOC. 900.
Capt Croz:er OF the ordinance bureau.
who wzs a rsss=sesr Of the international
peacs conferences At The Hague, has re-
tufned to his duties in the war depart
ment.
Capt. Freyetaetter, who was q member
OF the Dfeyfus court martial Of 1894 has
been appointed q commander OF marine
infantry at Rochefort, in The department
OF ChaYeute- -Inferierre.
Prof. H. z. vogel, who has done much
to improve tie spectosraPhic method o.
dstermining the movement OF the heaven
ly bodies, now has.at Potsdam. two oi
the fineat telescopes in existence.
mr.. H. w. Dennison Of vermont. who
has held for many years the important
post OF law adviser to the Japanese inn
perial government, is s6out 10 visit home
after an absence Of fifteen years.
Judge Henry n. Kelly Of 81. JOSEPH
No., is credited with being the beet spell
er in the United Ststes. Judge Kelly II
the author of three important law books
which are widely used by attorney
throughout the state Of Missouri.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20

Street sweeping by electricity nae oee'
introduced in st. Louis. The appliance
lie said 20 be Of ordinary constructiol'
save that the broom wheel in the rear Y
onera,ed by electricity, which Is tounS
"a he more effective than II the brushed
derived their rotation from the ROAD
wheels.
Many plants and vegetables which u
! 10 thought will prove adaptable TO ario
portions OF this country where irriea"on
lis necessary have been found during al
,,rht. months tour of the countries ooI'
dering on the Mediterranean sea. made
n interest Of the Agrlou tnral Depart
meut by walterT T. SAinsle, q special
aveut. Mr.. swlngle visited France
spain, Greece, Italy, Turkey and the Al
gsrian provinces In Africa, penetrating
the Desert Of Sahara. He obtained
large variety Of seeds and plants ana
made careful notes upon methods OF cu'-
tivation aud harvesting
Niagara Falls is to be illuminated oy
electricity during the coming buna'o
Exposition. The idea is to erect series
Al ,al, poles on both the American an
Canadian sides o. the river. Oa tcp Q
them viii! he placed search lights ana
the colors of the lights which are thrown
nm the falls will be constantly changed.
Arc lights will also be placed 10 the Cave
81 the Winds, which will give 70 the
wa,sr which falls In front Of it q weird
nhosnhorescent color. The current is to
be obtained from the liz ITSELF
according to the Atiod, "a Danish
NORTHERN light expeli ion has just le's
Conenbasen for cslsnd. The expedi-
t;on has heen several months under pre-
marathon, and lie members have been
practicsd in the use OF the IN
.trumen,s. Two stations will be olHs
and will be connected by telephone ana
Dy an optical telegraph. The director OF
he Danish meteorological office. Dr.
A. Paulsen, i. at the head OF theexpedi-
ion. and he will test his own published
beories on the aurora, as well as all OF
he other late ones OF the various scien-
lists. The expedition will return in May
400.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
Met with Success.

Here Il another former Oregon man
who 10 making II according 10 tho
Bros nsvlllc Tlmes:
The many friends Of DR.. Geo. W. Cox,
formerly OF thIs city, will DO pleased 10
learn Of hls success In the East since
leaving this place. For the last few
years he haa been connected with the
American branch Of the Pissteur fnatl.
tutc, at Chicago. Ills articles IN several
medical journals, and papers, ol the East
relating 10 antitoxins have attracted
considerable attention In medical circles.
One Of his arliclea. published IN the
Philadelphia Medical Journal last win.
ter, was 20 strong Ia favor ola bIN in-
lroduccd Ia the New York legislature ye-
gnlaling tho sale Of nntitoxins that TO-
900 copies OF tho Journal were ordered
by the Institute and ono sent 10 every
physician In the state, resulting, deapite
opposition, In the passage OF the bill.
His connection With the Pasteur people
during the last four years. and nnmer-
oua papers on serum tberapy and kin.
dred topics, attracted the sttenlion Of
Park. Davis 4 Co, Of Detroit. On the
ist Of this month the doctor left Chicago
70 take charge Of the meteorological la
boratories Of the company. thess being
by far the largest In the United States,
and second only 10 the great Paateur
Institute OF Paris. He has ITO men un-
der his charge and their control given
him exclusively.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
College Notes.

The following students entered college
this week Oolman Warner. Browns.
vi To-; May and Bertha Axtell. MIRO I:
clyde Ashhy. Harry Crawford, Roy Beo-
son, Albany Fred Hnrg'aves, Oregon
City.
The A. G. T.. 4. met Saturday evening,
Oct. z. Tue program consisted Of dccs
lamatlon. Geo. Pratt; Ia pFoinptu, Chas.
Sternberg, q. A. Mulkoy; comic read
Ing, Owen Beam, and the debate IRE
solved that trusts hh0n' a be abolished.
A Affirmative, +. q. stelimseher aud Jas.
Bryant: negative, NJ. II. Acheaon and
u, u. ByeFa. Mr.. Schumacher made an
excellent speech. Tho Judges decided
unanimously in favor of the affirmative.
The new officers ol the society were In
stalled. Rollin Morgan. OF Multnomah
county. was received as member.
Chaplain Gilbert made u talk In chapel
Wednesday morning.
Tho following program will b. rem
dered At the meeting oi tho Erodolpl ian
society Oct. Ii. Address OF welcome 10
members, Addo Chamborlln; respo g.,
Ora simpson; recitation, frances
French; ilIpromptu, Emma sox, lAla
Bloorc; original story. Jennie took
music, Frances Murphy: debate. RE-
solved that poverty develops the char
acter better than Riches" Affirmative,
Mary Perkins. Lcona Frances and Ruth
Finn; negative, Nina Cline. Bessie McF'
rlil and Emma Brenner.
Tho blackboaTds are being painted
green and made more rough 50 that they
will 30 snltablc for lhc usu OF tala.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20

The way 10 make money in business is
invariably to have the best article OF its
special kind in the inarEe:; not merely
as good as some others, but better. A
public is always rsEdy to pay the best oi
anything. Never Key price too high'
but on the other hand never key IL too
low. A reasonable profit is every mans
right in business. Small iprofits are ol
consequence only when an immense bus
mess is done. But with the best article
ef it's kind, what may be termed a "pro-
fitable profit" is always possible.-La
dee Home Journal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
State 5. 5. Convention.

The Fourteenth Annual Convention Of
the Oregon State Sunday School AsSo
ciA.ion will be held at Albany, October
26-2s, 1900.
A splendid program Ia being carefully
prepared, helpful speakers will be pro-
vided, and every worker benefited,
Primary, Normal, Home Department
and House TO House Visitation work will
DO thoroughly presented and practical
help obtaiped.
The Importance OF this meeting. the
low railroad fares, the warm welcome as
sured the delegates, should insure q large
attendance, and Sunday School workers
bearing proper credentials will receive
free entertainment.
Delegates paying full fare over the
Southern Pacific 10 Albany will be re-
turned at one.thIrd fare. Bur NOTE
CAREFULLY that In every case receipt
must he taken and countersigned at the
convention. Tickets will DO sod octc-
ber 25sh and 10Th, good TO return on or
before October 3lst.
II Is expected that special cars will
leave Portland for Albany at S:3J q. m.
noon on October 2Sth. II a sufficient
number 1907 10 I'LL these cars Is obtained,
the low rate 1925 Portland 10 Albany
and return will be made, and all delcg-
ates beyond Portland arc invited TO take
these cars.
Send names OF all delegates 10 A.EA.
Morse, 334 Weidler street, Portland, Or.
Will pastors and superintendents
make special note OF this and set apart
Sunday, October 22nd, as day OF special
prayer that this convention may be
blessed by the presence Of the Holy
Spirit.
A. A. MoRsE, Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20

IN. Curl has returned from bis tEir
TO Grass Valley, in She rmsn county:
where be has been to sec his parents and
On business. de reports prosperous
times there. The sick Of that part OF the
state are well taken care OF by former
Linn county people. DR.. Cole aDd wife
are at Grass Valley, DR.. Smith is at
Moro and the Dire. Beers are having all
they can do at Wasco. At The Dalles
DR.. Geisendorier 10 prospehng. I'll
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20

One cf those saidest events OF the con-
nected With the war for the people OF this
valley has been the killing OF Capt.
Geary. Born and brought up here,
spending many years in Albany he made
splendid record as reliable, faithful
Young man, brave as an oak in storm,
true 10 his duties in every field IN which
he was placed. Itlooks tough to see such
men swept down by the relentless bul-
let
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
From the Salem Journal;

From the Salem Journal;
The financial report Of Linn county Is
a. hand for tho ak months ending Oct
|. II shows: unpaid warrants noIe !
interest aeerugd mono; interest raid
none; warrants drawn aad unpaid n, ne (;
total liabllltIep none resources s0S. .0S8 %,
So much for ropnlists, Democrats aud
Dehorned Republicans.