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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07


Last Saturday evening one OF the
biggest entertainments in tho history oi
Linn county, was held at Knox Bn,te
School House, which was packed COM
pletely full. IL was under the auspifes ol
the !. o. q. r. Beginning at 7 O'Clock II
lasted til IL, and We understand, that al
the end Of tho Eve hours the large audi
ence was as fresh as when tho eniortsin-
ment commenced, such was the. liveDi-
ness Of the different pieces, the variety,
etc. Following Il the program as render
cd. wearo sorry that we were not pres
ent so that We might nontiOn moro par
tlcularly each pari
Character song SIR Miller.
ChaFads-"M ~ isad venture "
Charade-"ChurniDgf for PIizs:"
Charade -" Petroleum
Cbarade-"Cnref for Obstin1cy
Recitation-Miss Eetti0 MerTick
S.umpsps oo1 - Miller.
Ubarads -" WindfaE."
Hecitation-Miss Eslella Houston
Bong-John Roach.
Speech Bob Cha rlbeis.
LAugDabie face-Mi ilcT Eros. and Mrs
Miller.
Music-Miss Josie watkins.
Plea for the pledge.
Recitation AaslsT Sig. EBDE.
RecitatiOn--Mlss - ilier.
Recitation Ijnlaey CrOwsier
C1Ealc negrSs song = - Miller.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
H.P. q. A. Meeting.

We are requested 10 announce the an
nual public meeting OF the Young Peoples
Christian : ssociAtion which will take
place 70 morrsw Saturday evening. It is
particularly desired that more than ordi-
uary attention be paid to this. . W Wake
held, Prekiden; Of the Portland Y. " C.
A.. VIM Nadham, and W Jackson, all
leading business men or that city, and
great workers in this cause, will bs pres
snt, arriving on tho evening train, aud
will address the meeting They will also
be present At thD sfternoon meeiing On
Sabbath and will lake a prominent part.
Everybody, Cd and young, is invited 10
be prssenl, as IL ]. Intends j 10 make these,
two OF the most, II not the most, interest.
ing aud profitable meetings in the history
ofthe Association.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
uJT WATCHES Asz HtSS.

It will be apparent TO any sLs who
will examine u ss.id gold watch, that
aside from the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, large pre-
portion OF the precious metal used Is
oeeded only TO stiffsn and held the en-
graved portions In place, and supply
tke necessary solidity and streRgt
The surplus gold is Gotually needle Q
so far as utility and kcaaty are coz
cerned. Ia James Boss' Patent Geld
Watch Cases, this waste Of precious
mesal Is overcome, and the sanae solid-
Ity and strength produced at from one
third 10 ene-half Of the usual cost Of
solid cases. This process is OF the nest
Hickle composition metal especially
adapted te the purpose, kas two plates
Of selid gold seidersd enc On each aide,
The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers, and the result Ia
strip Of heavy plated cempositien,
from which the cases, backs, centres,
Sezels, etc, are cut aHd shaped BY sui
table dies and formers. The gold In
these eases is sufficiently thick to ad-
NIT OF all kinds Of ehasisg, engraving
and euamelling F; the engraved eases
have been carried until worn perfectly
smosth by time and use without re-
moving the geld. This 10 the ealy ease
made with tive plates Of solid gold and
warranted by special certificate.
For sale by all jewelers.. Ask for
Illustrated Catalegue, and 10 zee war-
rant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
A riae TrSttInE Horse.

We took 6ns ride few days ago be-
hind that famous stallion, Western Chief,
owned by chAs. Hegele, Of Portland
That boss horsemaa, Al Carey, held the
ribbons, and We spun over the road at
fully 3.ninute gait. This horse was
aired by Put. Smiths Pathfinder, and his
lineage is traced back direct TO the old
original Justin Morgan. lie Is nine years
old, nearly 10 hands high, rich mahos.
any bay, black points, good dIspssitlen'
and Is cSneeded by all TO loo the best son
OF old faihshder. He The winner oil
the stallion trotting raco at the State Fair
OF 1850. During tho ensuing season hs
can be found at Ilalsey, Harrisburg and
Brownsville, under tho care OF Al. W
Carey. Horso-breoders should go and
soc him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
Vstrinery.

From reliable source so ars infOrni,d
that Mr. Golden Williams is the best
veirinery surgeoa and horse trainer in
the city. Mr.. Williams Is rlzn ofcorreei
habits, and efJ1ys the confidence d all
who have had doalirgs with him, aud.
having had over twenty years Of sgcoss =
ful experience In this business. in this
state, aud in California, we can chesr!uily
rscommsnd Liini" ihe pubiis. The rec-In-
mend of his employer, Mr.. Wn. Cannon,
il a suiIicien, guarantee % his abilit,
Ar. Cannon la. been ia the livery bu.i-
meas IN our city Tor The past twenty years
and hia word will be accepted a. authority
on al matters concerning the proper
trsining and treatment OF horses, by a.
horse owners. Parties owning sick, ol
disabled horses, or desiring proper train.
ing for thsir animals, will do well 20 cal
on Mr.. Williams, a; Csnnon's s.ablvs, Cor
Second aud Ferry Ets.
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school E1a,s:Gioa at soaaYI,le.

Lash Saturday evening the school
house at Sodaviile was Jsmbsd fall OF
eager lIstehers aud watchers Th
event was no loss than an exhibition
gotten up by the teacher, Mr. John
oVsrhaulssr. assisted by some Of the
eiIizeas OF sodavills, We understand
II was a graad success. all whs took
part doing we'll. 30 well that they did
not fail TO Interest tho large Audience
from about halt psst sevsRtIll nearly
twelve. The address OF welcome was
delivered iy Frank Heavy in an able
manner. Tho 6xersises then consisted
0feharzd.s, declamations. Fecltations.
songs. etc., and were OF most Interest
Ing variety ard nature. Could we hare
obtained the program We would have
given IL In full
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

jos @ Evans. formerly Of tho DEMocRA'
Office. win shortly start shinglo mill at che
railroad depot on Hood River below th'
Dalas. Hc has been ranching II for few
years.
Jas Conner returned 10 Albany last Tues
day evening. after an absence Of just three
years, TO day. lie found . great many
warm friends who were glad 60 500 him
again.
Mr.. Taleolt Of Quincy, ILL.,, who has
been visiting friends In soio for a few
months. was in tho city from Thursday till
Monday. Ito will return to Illinois in about
two weeks.
The social given by the ladies Of tho Pres.
byterian Church last Tuesday evening, at
the residence OF Mr Louis Miller, was well
attended, and wo understand very enjoy.
able affair. Tho evening waa spent In games,
conversation. and partaking Of an excellent
lunch, which did honor to those who got II
up.
Tuesday morning J N Merriok, George
Weller. Tip. Humphrey, J II Maine, jr.,
and Dir Hollaway, started in high spirits for
faqniua Bay with Henry crowder as guide
and driver. Msssrs Humphrey and Maine
viii so Gu to Vhn Cleve's new paper. and
the rost will settle dowA to steady business
ia different eapaoitios.
DE- d D nioo. of thi, city. has been ap.
,,e,at..I ftks - uawa.a,. e.. A.. n a, a. n ~
Co. and viii have charge of their hospital
service on the extension, leaving here Mon.
dag noon for that purpose. Iis head.auar.
ters will be at Rosoburg. but his family will
remain in this city. and will occupy their
residence on the corner OF Lyon and sth.
Hon o ? Tompkiar, Of Albany made our
town short Wait during the week. Hs
tooH little spin round the valley and ex-
presses himself delighted with our climate
and scenery. Mr. 7. is bachelor and there
Was .ons Ga.to.ing among tho danssls
when they found the handsome fellow
was disengaged. ---Jaetsoarii!e SeHt;ael.
Oar popular guasmitb. w. u. Scott. aud
wife. returned from thsir welding tour
Saturday nighI a. happya couple as eould
DO found ia ths United States. There was
an immense delegation at tho depot to re.
esivo them, aud such gsnaiav reception has
rarely ever Teen seen here. II eelipsed tie
Hayes Agair completely. The College band
furnished the S.asie. which was first.elAss,
aud the irsmsn were out eHIaass. On tho
approach Of tae train the band began play.
ing aud cheers rent the air. Scott WAS torn
irsm bis young bride aud placed on tao
hoso cart and Mra. Seett was conducted to q
eauiage. aad then ths whole procession
marched TO the residences Of the groom,
where speeches were made by Umalikis and
Mayor Dieksy. farce immense chesn were
given for Walter i. Scott and wife. the band
played and then eli wsHt home fall Of good
Wisies for Mr. aud IrE y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

| ly every day one or more car loads Of China.
mon 20 south TO work on that read, and very
.oon there will bo chance for as many
soams to 90 from this part Of the country as
may desire
Ladies' should examine tho trent OF Fox,
Baum and Goa store and they will find the
finest display of goods for ronoyating the
house in spring ever made in AlbaAY. The
stock Of raw silk Cor curtains and lamhrs
quins is really magnificent. The designs Of
carpets excel for variety aud taste anything
We have seen and the lace curtains are of a
splendid texture aud design. Mating. oil
cloths, and in fact everything that is wanted
Ia renovating and arranging year hsuso for
spring is TO be found there in light that will
permit inspection. Prices arc put down with.
in tho reach OF everybody.
We wero in tho eastern part Of the city
ths o.hor day when we met Cue looking
man well advanced in years, who seemed TO he
completely boiling ever with happinssP. We
asked him the cause of hiI JOY, and he spoke
thusly ''Soest thou yon ditch that frots
ths adjoining sn6s with its waters Therein
lies my h,ppinass TIA malaria fills my
Golfers with gold but were il TO be dcnrcss-
cd two feet, ~ some foolish mon have sua.
gested. il would cat like q canker worn into
my income ani Gil mo with sorFow." We
tremblingly asked his name. II answercd,
"Eseulapius." and was gone.
Ore of the most terrible accidents ia the
history Of our city happened last Wednes.
day afternoon about 3 o'clock. A young man
whose nams we could not ascertain went
into |. l. Blain's clothing establishment aud
asks for hat When told tho price of
enc that suited him, IL was so eksap that
the fellow actually collapsed with astonish.
ment. Blain has an immense stock Of hats
on hand, of all kiads, felt, wool, straw.
plug, aud he ia bound TO sec them, so that
you can get thom way down, ''aa1 no mis'
take" They Ars OF the latest style and tho
bezt to be fonnd in the valley. Don't lose
this opportunity for bargains. This ia
genuine reduction aud biz one.
Monday Gross. Of the Depot Hotel,
was arrested on this complaint Of Marshal
Denny for selling liq.or ~ithou. a hoenFe
aud taken befsrc Recorder Hen.on. ]. II
Muntanye appeared for thS city aud Stfshan
and Bilyeu Tor the defendant. On arpliea.
tion tho defendant WAS given till wednsa-
day n,oraisg TO plead. oa Tueadsy Aaother
warrant was served on him. Wednesday
morning demurrer to tie frat complaint
was admitted and the case dropped. In the
Monday iuoruinS TO plss.l when tho case
will psei.ah'y he triei. Thsrs will bs a
s:rreR igas made OF brth ai.lcs - 10 Ger.
tain este,... 3; - te.i ea,e. aid ,onsiteF.
al,ls depsn.is ca i's s1ru.ss!oa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
Fine Trotting Stallion.
Edward Everett.

Will make the ssason of 1882 At Lebanon.
Sand Ridge, shedd statios and Pesria.
Mondays At Sbodd. Tuesdays aod We'd
nesdsys ~ Jas GaFTstt's, Peoria Tbunsdsys
- home. Sasd Ridge Fridays and SStar-
days. At Lebanon. Season 70 eommencs.
April lst, sndisg July Ist
Edward Everett is siE ysars old, sf .
beautiful dappls bay with black points,
good disposition. lGl hands high and weighs
1850 pounds, was awarded first premium
at Linn Co. fair in 1881 for best stallion Of
AL works.
PEDIGEEE-Fdwavd Everett was sired by
Johncra~foAA's Put Smith. he by PathGndsr,
dam BY Comet Elwa-d Evsrste's dam was
by Vermont.
TEEMs-:is@son. $I2; payable at end a
ssason or secnrsd by approved note. Insur-
Ancss, I6. psyabls when mare In known 20
- Ia foAi. Ary party selling or other
uiEs disPoipg Of Lis saars is held respoasi-
be for service. Das care will be taken To
prevent accidents, but ne liability assumed.
AcKEz0HT BRos.
Soma
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

Loei out tor thr DecFing TWine
Binder. improved for 1882. The
popularity of thc iaaekIne for
the pasf harvest has been sneh
that orders arc coming I'm al
most dFIiy. The machines nrc
tally guaranteed. leave orders
early ifyou wOuiA be certain OF
u binder. ns the demand was
double the supply last year, aud
Increasing. A sample machine IL
expected daily. For riEformntioR
In regard TO the machine cali Rt
Peters aud Sox's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
Tae calapoOIa Chief.

This is the name Of a beautiful atal.
lion, owned by Geo. W. Cochran,
Of Tangent. His stock Is Clyde, I'll.
mclean and Whip He is mahogany
brown, 1e>& hands high, syears old.
and weighs l420 pounds. rsr farm
horse, or for general work, he cannot
DO eSeelled, and is well liked by all
breeders who lave tried him. He will
make the ensuing seasoa In Linn and
Benton counties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

VIM. II, Miller, SON of Louis Miller, of
this city, has gone to Portland and
Bought h h,iflnterest In black smith
and wagon shop on the corner of Front
and Jefferson, Miller Is a flne work
man and splendid young man, and
we earnestly hope he may succeed well
In his new home. He learned his
trade under the instructions of his
father, who is recognized as one of our
bcst blacksmiths.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

]. A. Gross, proprietor Of the 5spe
hotel, keeps one of the bsst public houses
in tho Slate. His rooms are kept scrupu-
lously neat and clean, and on his tables
can be found the best load the market AZ
ferds. Parties going on sn the morning
frain can get coffee aud cakes or an entire
breakfast before the train leaves Here
after the hotel viii be kept open al nigh
or convenience of the public.
Mason. Albany R. A. Rampy Hsryis.
burg.
SHTL0H'S CATARRH REMEDY-a
osisiye cure for cattarh. Diphtheria and
Caaker Mouth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

STIMPSON- the lst day Of April, in
Sodaville, to the wife ef Jas B Simpson, 8
daughter.
This wss no Aaril fool joke. but genuine
live affair, and Jim Is as happy aa clan.
MILLHOLLEN-At Oakville in this coun-
ty to the wife of Mr.. Henry Millhollon-a
boy.
|SHEA-At Oakville, on March % to the
wife Of d. Shea boy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
Church Election

Alta meeting Of the members OF the Con-
gregational Church last Monday evening
e. Q following officers were elected for the
ensuing year /:
Deacons-P IT Raymond and w t IIirst.
Clerk--Mrs. Fred Eggert.
Treasurer--E II Sox,
Chorister-P I'll Raymond.
organist Kate Conner. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

The best salvs in the werld for cuts, Lr';ss
es, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm. fever sores. tct.
ter, chapped hands. chilblains corns and all
kinds of skin eraptlons. This save is guar
shteed to give perfect stisfactioa IN every
case or money refunded Price S5c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
agts d Moore, Scio d Foley, Lebanon !;
DR. Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tague, jefferson d NJ Calbreath, Duena
Vista o Cornelius, Turner r A Rampy,
Harrisburg Starr and Blakely, Browns
vile.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
nlas Ribbon CIuh.

A meeting OF this club will DO held this
evening, when the following program wi II
be rendered:
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading OF minutes by sec'y
Song by club.
Reading by Lille Robertson.
Solo by Velma Clement.
Address by DIR Dillon.
Recitation by Genevieve George.
Song by Club.
Circulation OF pledge.
Miscellaneous Business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
Anniversary of Ladies Coase ciub.

This will occur next Tuesday evening
April 18th, and will be held at No Hall,
grand time is expected. The following
program will be rendered, and |. good
time will be had generally.
Recitation by Miss Belle Canon.
Song by Miss Annie Powell.
Recitation by Miss Flora Mason.
Solo by Miss Carrie Pfiefer.
Recitation by Miss Clair Morgan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
A CARD.

and indiscretions of youth, nervous is
weakness, early decay, loss of menhood
&c. will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in south America. Send a self lf-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH 7. IHMAN,
Station ID. New York City.
l5n6.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
The Leading MiEiner

Mrs. Martin has secured the services OF
Mrs. Minnia Mccoy, nee johnson, rs
trimmer for the coming season in Der
millinery establishment Comment on
Mrs. McCoy's ability as n trimmer il ua-
necessary, as it is well-known that she
cannot be surpassed. Mrs. Martin will
have q mnch larger stock this season than
ever before, comprising fine goods that
Will suit the taste Of the most fastidisas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
To .Ie q Ylns EsIasii.hmesi.

Tho store to DO occupied by Allen and
Marlin IL nearly GnisheJ, preparatory 10
their entry. tits one OF the most cofnrnO-
dious and best arranged in tho Willamette
Valley. Will it's high walls, fine font
windows, and attractive shelves and eouH.
tors, It viii present very metropolitan
appearance. In about ten days the on.
ergetIe proprietors will have grasd open
ing when our citlzons will have a chluce
Of seeing soneihing ofthe business that
VIII DO carried OH ~ this place. Allen and
Martin are too well known here 10 need
any resommeBdaIDa. Thny h=go obtain
ed a name for being among our mos. sub
stantiAl and reliable business men and
intend establishing q permanent trade
here. Their immense stock will consist o!
dry goods, embracing spring dress goods,
clothing. boots, shoes. hats and caps,
and fre.h AMI cJm p'o.e stock Of
groceries. Probably tho whole will be
tho best ard most inteIlieen,ly selocttd Of
any ia the city. Further developments
will DO made neat week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

BURNo'S CATARRH SNUFF cures
catarrh and all affections of the mucous
membrane.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
DR. GREENS oxYcExArED nIrrrRs

is tho oldest aud best remedy, for Dyspep-
sia, Bllliousness, Malaria, Indigestion, all
disorders of the stomach, and all diseases
indicating an impure condition of the
Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

Mrs. Powell's spring opening will occur
neHt Wednesday, when shs will expect to
see everybody present, sit will bc ono Of
her beat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
HOME es7 ABROAD.


City taxes about due
I'M French, ieweller.
New goods at Frsnch's.
blue Ribbon Club tonight.
Celluloid goodsat Frenehs.
low big a fool were you las. Saturday.
T. II. Skipworsh, lawyer, Albany. Or.
Fresh salmon is the principal diet at pres.
eat.
Cali at thsir Sash al nssr Factory and
SEQ them.
Immense piles Of goods have been pouring
into the city lately.
Prices way down on watches. clocks and
iewelry at Freneh's
LAlies' brOoade dress goods from 10 cents
M. st 4 d McTlwain's,
Several u,eu who are not running for
oiiioe have been heard Of.
VIII the meas trade be any larger now
that Lent is about over
Fox, Eaam and Co have = splendid carpet
display in front Of their store.
Coed sugar 70 lbs for 81 cafTscs from 6
to s pounds sor 81. At \ Z Mellwsin's.
Yoa can get yoas prescriptions iilled any
hour oi the night at Mccoy and Elloft's.
Oil FLAX seed-A nice los for sale by a.
Umphray. at his farm in Center Precinct
Rev Robt L Stevens IS having ane, large
new barn built on his property in this city.
Dr.. G.. Willis Price. dentist, Office in Old
Fellows Temple. over Piumnsr' Drug Store.
A large assortment Of gents and boys hats
OF all qualities and prices at 4 AcIlwain's.
Best and Aithouse sent or ear load OF
their threshers On Tuesday FOR San Francis
Tas staek of carpets At Fox. Baum and
Costs tha largest aud best ever trSuShs to
Albany.
Coursi Meyer has as fresh ani complete
= steex Of groceries a. en- - found ia al
barry.
w. are Informed TIA. i D Barker has a
sius stock business. For particulars inquire
of him.
Next SABBATH is EasfeA when spprspriass
exercises viii be held in the Episcopal
church:
I.s;.., dress easbueras. % eeass por
~ al ~oa. ~ cents per vsri. az = 3
1s.uv.;n,.
MsJaaa Usher waz chief clerk dariug
Tgn.,z Faxs visit % sseAl the fore p,rs of
-
r.. I.-..t - r;.ls th,s.i glove,
-. :. :, =. f.r,a - afo,.c;tb and
C.:...h..h,-
Eca., of Tsb.non has iys. I,-ouy.,s on ?
l.,,.. ..oet ~ f,rBi.,re which ne will sell at
A., ,,;o..
paw Io. rr.-z all ,,-..cl, IA s. P.uvs
c,nreb II 3 S.rth. rex. S.Lk.th at IL
o'eIosk. IL
The l;oysr dealers If salent lave effected
an org4sizatior. which they propose ts
,caka rerrn.nsn.
Ar Ieaner L Carter Is running 4 grocery
stor. At Sada,i.,e. and We understand il
doing good business.
Hontejth and ssitcnbach have 4 splerdid
stock afIaces Oh band. Just received and q
splendid designs.
Al NeUwain has ore Of the LARGEST and
most complete stock Of general merchandise
AID his motto Is to uadeFsef.
The insurance companies have caneeii'e
al their policies IN Junction CITY, so II
Iook oat far the Grand speuing of new
o,,l. :, "a. .,oBt dav. a. Allen = Martin,
g1'ls N ssA Ao0at Gays = Aiish q SaAf'in =
% fifss o''' i,u'Anaf' S'
On tae 0a'siae WIZ DC i0ahd an interest
ing Po'isieAl iesser py correspondents 'fon
Aihahy % 'he '''d"ta'u. Ie1i !
Ihs tfsins hes~sen ne DAileS ana " "ahi
"aiia iass week WerS D.oc@ed DY larg
saHd storm which covered the track
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

SHILOH'S CURE WILL Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping cough and Dron-
chitis.
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EdeS & Adams Woven
Wire Beds.

Tney are light, clean, durable and
Cheap, and any one who has used them
will have no other around. By permis-
sion we refer to the following named
citizeus Of Albany who have used those
beds:
EFF Sox Geo W Young
Sam Althouse John Rogers
NmA Cox A z Rainwater
Chas Pfeffer A Deckard
Rev Dillon LB Montauye
Jos Webber Geo i Simpson
Lewis Stimson.
These beds can be 70 and st Geo y
Simpsons a. Albany. Be sure 10 call
and see them II you want anything in
that line.
J. II. WAY,
25m3 Agent.
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The stage from Corvallis last Thursday
brought among other passengers man
about thirty years Of age, sbont o feot 8
inches In bolght, with light hair and
moustacho, and dressed as laberer.
About eight o'clock In the evening he was
arrested for drunkenness and locked up
In tho calabovse. The next morning II was
ascertainsd that ho was In dying condi-
tion from the effects Of dose OF laudanum
which he had probably takon the night
before, AZ no ls known 10 hayo purchased
somo at ono Of the drug stores at about
7 o'clock in tho oVonlng. He died at about
0 o'clock Friday merning. DIR. A Davis,
coronoA called jury, which after prop.
or examination rendered the following
verdict.
Wa, the jury believe tho degea.ol 10
have been known by the name OF Frank
Wilson, and that hs came 10 his doath nc
Albany, Or, on March 81, 1852, from tho
effects Of opium polson adminiatered by
himself GKo. HUMPHREY,
JAS A. GfL8oUH,
jos. WATSON,
LEWIS Cox,
Il. J. CLINE,