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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-20
ORNAMENTAL IRON WOnKS
Ro71E1T WOOL 90 CO.. [
No. 1876 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia Pa.
MANUFACTUREIss

vERANDAHS,

SAVANNAH Mouoee, Aoooog,
sETTEEs. ETC. rrC.
Cast 4 Wrought Iron RAILING.
ror Public Buildipgs. snd Square.
Cemetery Lots, Garden Fences. Bai-
conics. Roof Crestings, &C., In grcei
ssriety OF Patterns.
LAMP POSTS.
For fronts ~ Public Buildings, He
ssls aud civ STREETS, IT Plate anJ
'Gisbo, ate Designs. New and lR,-
proved styles in great vari ~.
STABLE FITTINGS,
or Cast anj Wrought Iron Of Nee
sud Improved Styles. such o. Hay
Racks. stall Divisions. Mangars.
Harness Brackets. Guttcrs, Trsps,
kc,, Re.
wIitEwORk
Of every description, Wire GuAios
4 CnIMrBp VIM. Gslvanis.si 80
'ainted. PATENT CHAIRS. WITH
toLDIN0 SEAT for Opera Hor@,.
rhea'res. Concert Halls and Iectu~
looms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. A very large
srs, rt"'ent Of Designs expressly for
his purpose. Cfimai,s oad Ds,g..
sni wi application. Hating the fsnd -
,eo,'k ies,red. !els-tn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-20

THE FAvonITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and OrmsDy streets, In becoming
the favorite resort Of this city. The great
attraction is FredeIicksburg Beer. while the
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are. also. sold
ut the bar. A frst class Pedro Come for the
amusement Of guests, . cold lun, h at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recoininen-
d,tiops to public favor. H. r. Brown In the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-20

oENTiSTRY.-Thosed desiring the prose ssionsl
early call At his room. No. IS Ormsby House.
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Lost.

In CARSON CITY. JLNE IL, AT OR NEAR
l the freigh. depot Of tire V, L y. r. r.. y
large sired. fold-over poe let book containing do.
currents of no use except TO the owners. Pa
p,rs bearing tine trln name Of HARRIS X
NATHAN were in the book. Whoev.r has
found the sane will receive i've dollars On a, l.
Iv.ring it ct this office.
ielS-lm- HAEl Is NATHAN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-20
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20 Justice 30
305 Julia II. IL
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IS LADY Washington Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-20
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" Cary WI Cary CH Hs,dwick
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and wife Mrs. Hsodroof JnS Powers
Nios N Hooiroof Mrs Howes y Burdick
j W Whitchsr Chas walter TNcKumkey
Dr W : Herman W Bran WA johnson
JOS Ewell Robert Philip He!lge.s
u. cnAaIRs norHL, RRADSR FOX. snornixTol
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

The Washington Chroniclc Of

The Washington Chronicle Of 70
cent dateshas thefollowing, which a
E0regonians who remember the pecul
liarly repulsiye face Of "Old Flax
brake viii fully apprsriate: "At-
toFney Gehsral Williams is q pecu-
liar looking, clumsy fellow at best,
and at the present time is more pecu-
liarly peculiar than usual. As he
stood at a peanut stall on the avenue
the other day, little chap who had
been trying to obtain a comprehen-
siye1 view Of him for some timeswith-
OUT avail, walked over to his parent
solemnly and said: "Ohy pop, raise
me up SO I can see that man." His
father Lifted him up, and regarding
Williams earnestly the boy continued.
"Pop, it tickles me so to see that
man. Who is he, pop; he amt a
baboon is hes', HHush, my childII
That is Mr.. Williams, one of the
greatest lawyers and best men in the
world. He is as much better than
other men, as President Grant is
better than him.,' .1s that so? Oh, |
raise me up higher; let me see him
2nce more: he looks queer" By this
lime Williams was moving of, and,
IS the father lowered his son to the
yround and the pair we're moving of,
he boy took one eager, lingering
ook at the great lawyer, and turning
o his father, asked in solemn tones:
Pop, did God make that man for
un?| s,sa 99aa WIZ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

TaE owners Of real estate in Mis-.
sippi are being literally robbed Of
their property by exhorbitant tax
levies, The Auditor of Public Ac-
counts shows that six millions OF
acres Of land have been taxed away
from the owners, and that the public
debt, which was comparatively moth
ing at the beginning Of the present
regime, is increasing at the rate OF
half a million dollars per annum.
If this extravaganza is not checked
many years will not pass before the
State viii be overwhelmed with a
debt from which she can extricate
herself only by reputation sover-
eign remedy, and q rightful one for
burdens which are imposed in viola
tion Of the Constitution. and for
purposes outside the legitimate ends
of government. A majority of the
carpet-bagged States will, in the
end, be compelled to apply this
remedy The Kellogg government
of Louisiana has set the example by
repadiating forty per cent, of the
- 81 N~.
so-called debt Of the State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30


"To steal pin is a sin, to steal a
million dollars viii make you great
man. The exact amount necessary
to be stolen in order to lift the stealer
from a criminal to a man of respecta-
bility has never been Axed to exact
ness; but in Illinois It has been set
tied 10 very close approximation.
One Cullen. convicted Of embezzling
$4,000, was sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary; but after paying
one day, Gov. Beverdgo pardoned
him out, Moral; Never steal--un-
less you can steal at least $4,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

A
Jndge Priin, OF the First Judiciel
District, has admitted WIN. Brown,
one Of the Brown brothers now con
fined in the County Jail, to bail in the
sum of $4,000 His Honor granted
the motion for bail upon the sworn
testimony ofDr's. Calender and Mat
thias that the prisoner was afflicted
with the consumption and that his
death might ensue belore the june
term Of the Circuit Court for Lake
County, if confined within the Jail
As yet the requisite bonds have not
been procured
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Ar the Oxford assizes on March .,
William Timms was tried before Mr.
Justice Quain on the charge Of in
ducing Annie Sophia Power Turner,
an heiress under twenty-one years Of
age. to leave her fathers house and
marry him without her fathers con-
sent. The prisoner was a farmer
who had become acquitted with the
family circumstances Of the Turner's,
and it.was alleged that, knowing that
the prosecutors daughter would in
herit considerable property, he
ayailed himself Of a visit which she
made to Cherrington, where he lived,
to induce her to elope from her
fathers house and become his wife.
She left her home on the 4th of Oc-
tober, and married the prisoner at
Dover on the 22d. There was some
discussion between counsel as to the
construction Of the act under which
the proceedings were instituted, but
the Judge aaid he would let the case
go to the jury Mrs. Timms, the
prisoners wife, was not allowed to
be called as a witness. Mr., Justice
Quain summed up the case, and the
jury almost immediately returned 4
verdict Of not guilty, which was re-
coived with loud applause, which was
Instantly suppressed On leaving
the court with his wife, Mr. Timms
was greeted with hearty cheer, and
after@ard in she street, on his way
to the station, he was again cheered,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Nts.s w siyt I ;t.f.gtsisaa telegraph tolls
ufihas lgiemale spirit medium, Mrs.
Eiaabaih Iyspiorre Palmer, who was
diyoreeafrom her husband one day
aud married to another affinity the
next, A. Oh the witness stand and
saeats Il having oflen seen Tilton
and Wcoahall cAFessipg and kissing
eqoli oiherund nifectionately address
ing each other as 'litzey-witzsey yick-
iessanti .'Ooszei-goolzie Theodore. !"
Which aickening nonsense u course
provea conclgaysly and beyond a,
paradyentlre that Beocher and Mrs.
Tilton are not guilty. Ughl Bahli
Scatill al- as asi *
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

A Salt lake paper tells that pea
nut vender Of that city, whose stand
is near the court house, has boen much
annoyed recently by the petty theft,
ofpromment citizens who, IN passing
have been in the habit of helping them.
selves 10 a few nuts, To protect
himself he prepared" a quantity by
saturating in croton oil, and placed
them in the most accessible place out.
side the store. and awaited results.
Presently a well known mining en-.
gineer oorralled handful; then a
notary public came by, taking bis
share, followed BY policeman, a
broker, clerk from tho pOstofioe,
and All attorney. An Of these held
an Indignation meeting a few minutes
after, in the rear of the court house,
and resolved not to patronizo tha.
dealer any more.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Accounts Of The farming prospect
lin California become more ana more
gloomy every day. Except IN the
Limited districts where the heavy sea
logs tend somewhat 10 couuIeract the
eject Of tho lack Of rain, The crops
Will be little more than failure.
Wheat is already being cut for hay,
in some places, all hope Of its malur-
Ing having been abandoned There
will probably be little or no surplus
wheat produced in California this
year.
Newell Harding, young farmer
Of Sutier county, California, is in per
sonal difficulty. iIo wrote back to
Ohio that "thear is plenty OF girls
hear in California, but not one oi them
is worth He'll Roem for i working
man all they think of is fine Dress
and running with other men. Time
ar vary dull IN California AZ present.
Since the arrival of the Cleveland
Pidnaedier with Farmer Hardings
communication, times are Iiyeligr in
Yuba CITY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

State Treasurer Cardozo of South
Carolina has received a good deal of
valuable sympathy in the fight that
has been going on in that State against
him, under the supposition that he
was the victim Of an attack IN the in
terest of the old ring The report of
the Legislative Investigating Com
mittee is however, so clear in its ae-
cusations of irregularities in his ac-
counts that THE Charleston Nescs,
which has sustained him, now says;
"Unless Mr.. Cardozo can prove that
his figures are absolutely and literally
correct, he will be worse off than if he
had made no defense whatsoever"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

MN VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF FORE
NJ closure and az o7lfr of sila ana an Exq-
cllinn issued oui ol the Circuif Cantt rs fie
state OF orlgou Tor Linn County. % fh- dsrs..t-
tu and deiiNFred COZ tlie sHm oi saur hundred.
and nity-suar md htsen-aaelandra3,h.
-ssii lelA- lolia,S il -1il calu. OK tNe
Nasiea States. Win ia er s. fharseu II tiie rits
q tNglNe Nir c1nt. ~. AAnpin, itnu sitlt iaa
day 81 veiober ISIS nifa tNr iliia4r srla lf
i9ftf infee and orlAl 0aiars as c11s a1.l ,.is-
tiiEsa amcuis % said suit iu iaVor * aA.f ss,t
oer--. heury Myers ans -1muei Mar. ute
partners nnder tAe urrn nama gna SO q 81
s1Nfsf- AYERS & Co.. aaA aE llusl John i. trlr
hllsa S3ura Anl Jahdes Gore. viii r1eeaI..i ~
sei at puolic auction tp tht ht~acst tit5 T. i-.r
" : seid enin ln handpali ou dFy VI sil9 ia
irQnf oi lne Courf hpns1 door. il tft Gig 81
AinanS, Lam eonniy, nFs9a, ~
Saigrfgg, tAs I5if e3ey gf -siag, 1879,
e, tho hour ut naa nrsiocg = ~ az sald iay IL
accnrlaucf uiih .aie dserte ana ffa order 81
sale fhHraeu contained amt tn tnt msnaer
ft'es-fioed ~ law. aN tha iaiioainr Q sesi6ad
piece. parcti a. trict VI grt d in-Rif. tiul-haiY
% ~. No- SIX 10 iiocS ~. ~ :. 40 sire CHS 81
hagrlsrnre, CoantF ni IinAs ,tatN ui tlraZ Znu
in|l 9 \ r with ~ and singular ile tsatnithis
nefecitainrpts and apparieuameee tatreunfA
b fiouEiuE og in alruIsa arp. rlnI15a- fa, .ft-
Asiy sss9 g1fcutipp. COSTS aqa actrlirs easts
hA HnoTlA ol hiln laulIy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
coNrnpNsATe sIIsalonIAL oAY

Last Monday, the 18th inst, was
Memorial Day for the dead soldiers
of the South, and the following brief
dispatch breaches a grand sermon Of
reconciliation to the whole Of our
broad Northland:
AUoUsrA, Ga, April 90. " Memorial
Day was observed here with unusually
imposing. ceremonies. The corner
stone Of the Confederate monument
was laid. Gen. Evans delivered the
Grafton, in which he took occasion to
urge the cultivation ct fraternal spir-
it, and to do nothing to keep alive
the passions Of the war. 16s Con
federacy was dead, and they did cot
propose TO exhume it. They had
parted sadly with the dear old cross
Of sars, but they took with the true
hand OF Southern honor the staff
that bore the stars and stripes.
The ladies decorated with flowers
TIC graves OF the Confederate and
Federal deadin the Augusta cemetery.
A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark
ansas, bearing the same date as above,
says that q call has been signed by
the ex-Federal and ex-Confederate
soldiers Of that city for joint deco
ration of the graves Of the Federal
and Confederate dead. What grand
spectacle of forbearance and forgive
ness for the great wrongs of the past
this brief announcement exhibits,
and what lesson Of charity it ought
to teach us all.
''under the sod and the dew.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

OED FLAxBRAKr, The telegraph
tells as that Attorney General vii.
liams has reaignad. and will shortly
return to Oregon ion the purpose Of
entering she Senatorial contest next
year We don't think no viii be such
! fool as u come Oh here 70 be made
Senator. he ought to know that his
parlicipapey in : political campaign
in Orsgoua would be as good as a
bonanra Of voteb 70 The Democracy.
No public man Is ato-aay more unpop-
,iIar in our State than the arrant old
demagogue, George H, Williams,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30


The N. Y. Sm draws contrast
which we like. snd one which is q
high compliment to politician Of
these degenerate days. II cites the
corruptions ana villainies Of the
Radical statesman in standing 70 and
whitewashing Grants most infamous
treacheries to the people and to the
Constitution, and says, in the light
Of all these villainies of the Radical
Headers the attention of the country
ought more than ever to be fixed
upon the manly, bold, wise, patri-
otto action Of Coy. Tilden at Albany.
h The Canal Ring, aocalIed, is a
rich and powerful combination. Tt
has stolen millions upon millions
from the State, and is still engaged
in the work. It's most conspicuous
members ,aare Democrats, and the
blow which Tilden has struck ot
them may result in disruption Of
the triumphant Democratic party in
the State. Had he been governed +
by the base suggestions Of such con
temptible political prudence as has
recently prevailed in the Senate at
Washington, he would never have
struck that blow, but would have
allowed the robbers to 60 on fatten-
ing themselves upon the spoils Of
the elpeople, But he prefers the safe
ty Of the country to the unity Of d
party; and he proceeds like q brave I
and upright public man.
There canab be no question how the I
contest will end. The plunderers
viii be broken down; the Treasury
will be saved from their spoliations; !
md yet the effect oft upon the
presess state Of politics may be in
nrious to the Governor and his par
w. We already hesu men declaring !,
hat the Democraeyis broken in two,
md that Tilden, if he we're csadi- T
late for denomination, could not get \ !.
ifty votes in Democratic State s
Convention; and they tell us that all v
as ambition TO be President has :, !
Iapished in smoke How that may il
y We do not know, Very possibly q
here is truth in it; and yet every i
rue man will hold it better thing Z
Q be Samuel J. Tilden scourging 3 3
hieyes from the Treasury and going h
'ack into private life, rather than t
samuel J. Tilden fayoring and !,
tiding the thieves and elected Presi- ! !
lank
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Cwn RIoHrs, The U. S. Judge
for the Western district Of Tonnes
see, in charging the grand jury,
denies the right Of Congress to pass
such an act under the 18th or 14th
amendments Congress can pass no
law abridging tho rights Of any
person in attending to his legitimate
business. Tho law isa dead letter,
according to this judges opinion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30


~ plps'x MnAS # THE Wax ~
4 day or Two before the Connecticut
election, the great Radical orator,
Judge Hoar, made a speech AZ Hart
ford II which he said. .AIy friends,
Wa have got 70 recognise ihe old
party ~ libefiy, hsgihat fnt prin-
siplss and, fight ths gocifines of tbe
Declaration N independence over
agalf before rs can hsss sapa ana
comfort ID this country and The
way lhn cpnpecticui people poured
in lha votes iof Democracy itueoms|
lhe iall5 believed him
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

EsaLASp is making arrangements
70 Be fully represented at our cen
tennial. II viii astonish tho old
mother to SEQ how her youngest son,
who she disowned aiew years since.
has grown She win be coming
around some Of these times wanting
70 claim him,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

A SALEM citizen is disguised with
Theodore Tilton since he found that
he held Susan 3. Anthony in his lap.
He says he saw Susan when she was
out here couple OF years ago, and
he would as soon fondle a saw-buclt
covered with icicles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

UNDER the vigorous pummeling ol
Sam. Evens, Of the Otnmwa Demo
erai, ana few other old liners, the
Democracy o. Iowa have plucked up
spunk enough for q gooaold square.
toed fight this year. and we may look
for q good report from them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Now they are claiming that Tilton
didn't dress his wife sufficiently.
Tilton is a man ofasthetic taste, an
admircr Of sculptury and all that sort
Of thing, and he ought to know how
his wife looks best.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

tYou are al going 70 hellr shout
edan.Arkansas camp-rneeting preach
er. "That's ad--dl lie; I'm going "a
New Orleans said a butternut on a
rear seat but he took it all back
when the preacher marched toward
him, pulling an eighteen-inch bowie
knife from his boot leg as he adj
vnneed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

TnE civil rights bill, as o means
for making money for lazy. worth
less, and impecunious negroes, is
almost as bad a failure as the ''forty
acres Of land and the mule" VIII
The millennium for the darkey never
Gomez
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
SIS TO 500 PpGiEE Ri day, giy.... Agents " .s.,, w

SIS 90 $50 BiF Ri 1sS; clgss.s Ag9ats n wan Wa9tSa 8
people OF bota sexes, young and old, make
more money at work for us, in their own 10
calities, during their squire moments. or all the
time, than at any thing else. Weofler employ
ment that Will pay handsomely for every
hours work. Full particulars, terms, de-, sent
free. Send Us your address at on e. Don't
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for work
or business elsewhere, until you have learned
wnat we -feE. G.. STISsoS & Co., Portland,
Maine. vIOn29yl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

THK interment o. Senator sumner
i said to have cost Massachusetts,
e2O. .25O.4o Tho political inierment
Of Senators Carpenter and Chandler
cost considerably less and Is quite
as oiieclunl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
THE CRlNDEST ACHIEVEMENT
OF THE AGEi
LITTLE MONITOR
SEWING MACHINE!
NO SHUTTLE I no BDSBIAl I no RE-
WINDING Of THaEADl :

TE AXES THE LOCK STITCH FROM TWO
4tA Spouis dircct. Makes toe Cable Stitch inr
ein prliderug frnm tall spa0ls direci Iusi
think 81 q ladies'. 40 fnnrs tothcf wish SHUT
tas ana hobtins. 4ol donf have to stnn 10
wind your fhrcad n fag yards AZ q time on "a
uiiie hQptin5 just take iwo spools as ynu
iiet them irera tne store. put them on rauf
insehine and sew away without further trouble
Until the gQn1is are used 0u
Makes the genuine fneS stitch taa As alsn
an tnaruidrrnig ~titCa and Chain Siitgh
Rats tne worS tnruu-h 15 per cent. Llz.cr than
a. ny other mQtnine. 4Tagshorfer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
NOrarE,

ALLTHE BOO1 ACCOUNTS AND NOTES
IN belonging to the firm Of Il. G. Hill e son,
late druggists in Albany, VIII be ionnd after
this date With he Undersigned at the Clerk s
office in the Court House, in this city. Any
and all persons Indebted to said tirm will
please call before January lst, 1875, and settle
and thereby save costs.
Il. c. HILL q SON.
By a. HILL.
Albany, Dee lst, 1874.
vlOut7tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
2. q. EEAikPER 8 e.

mEALERs IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
~ Boots and Sho IS, Hats, Groc res, IA icy
Goods and notions, shot Guns and Pistols,
Nails, Rope, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Wood ana
WillOw Ware, Trunks and Walls g, etc, etc,
Packet Cutlery. sold very low entir ~ for
cash or 10 prompt paying customers on ti'na.
..aL-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
ALBANY EATA HOUSE
A CARD.

a II. DE,LI d PARKER, LATE or ORE.
tAs gon City beg leave to inform the public
tnat they have purchased the entire stock Of
drugs meuicines etc, formerly Owned by+R. c.
Hill q Son, and that they design continuing
the business at the old stand. where they pro,
l0set0 keep lntlie future, a ful assorsment oi
ticles and everything usually found in a flrst
class drug store. lT 80
While earnestly soliciting continuance OF
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
the OLD house. We nope AZ the sarae time, by
fair and liberal dealing, and careful attention
70 the wants OF customers to meet the esteem
OF any NEW friends who may favor us with their
orders.
Particular attention viii be givei. to the com.
pounding oi physicians prescriptions and fam
lily receipts at all hours OF the day or night
.af-f+t ra fa A. II. BELL Il PARKER,
f- Successors I'd. r.. G. HILL d SON.
Albany Oregon Del. 9Th, 1874. n9tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
WONDER OF THE WORLDI
Look here, Weary yVOmeEa.
THE CLIMlE SIElM WAsnER

Is the best, cheapest and most durable ma
chine ever invented, and will cost noLhiBg 10
find ont what it will do LOOK out for imposi-
tons as the country Is luli OF them. The Cli-
max can 1e had BY calling upon cur agents, or
from W. u. Mcfarland tiu-stora, Albany. The
price Of this wonderful machine ranges from
s5,5Jtn sb4J, and worth tho attention OF everg
family In the state don't fail to see ID before
purchasing aay other.
ELI HAZEL, General Agent soF the state Of
Oregon. n4stl