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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-07-07

No injurious effects can follow tie use Of
Ayers Ague Cure in the Treatment of malaria
diseases. Il contains, besides specific and
unfailing antidote for miasmatic poison. Other
remedial agents which unite to expel the poi
sonous humors, purify the SYSTEM and leave il
in a healthy and Refrigerated condition.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-07-07

A celebrated preacher makes the recommen
dation of Ayers Pills matter of religious duty
When people are bilious and dyspeptic, what
they need is the Gospel OF Health. In sucf
cases, the best creed to follow consists OF the
thirty sugar-coated articles in plll-box.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-07-07
72f"tSis KEAD FfOUF BELOW.
Saved Him 1900 Dollars.

ADAMS, n. Y. Jan. 30, 1882.
Dr.. B. J. KENDALL Il Co., Gents.-Haying
used good deal of yotlr Kendall's SPAWN Cure
with great success, thought | would let you
! had as speedy colt as was ever raised in JET
ferson county. When was breaking him. he
kicked over the cross bar and got fast and tore
the best terriers, but they all said he was
spoiled. He had very large thorougIl-pin. and
l used two bottles Of your KendaIl's Spawn
sold afterwards for $780, | have used it for
bone spavins and wind gals, and it has always
cured Il. CONF letely and left the leg, smooth.
1t Is splendid medicine lor rheumatism. /
will all say it does the work. was IN Wither
1nSton d Kneelands drug store in Adams, the
other day and saw very fine picture you sent
them. l tried to buy it but could not; they said
Ii would write to you that sou would send me
one. wish you would. and L will do you all
the good can. Very respectfully,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-07-07
KEHDALL,S SPAWN CURE,

we think gives positive proof of its virtues. No
remedy has ever met with such unqualified sue
cess to our knowledge, for beast as we'll as man.
Price. 81 per bottle. or SIX bottle for So All
will be sent to any address on receipt of price
by the proprieters. DIR. b. j. KENDALL & co.
Enosburg Falls. Vt.
SOLDBY ALLDRUGGIsTs
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-07-07

From Eminent Wilmer 1srinten, M. D.,
Baltimore.
II have used Colden's Liebig's Liquid Ex-
tract of Beef and Tonic Inyigorat0r in my
practice and have been much gratifed with the
result. As tonic in al cases of debility, weak
ness, anemia. chlorosis, ETC., it can not be sur
passed" TAKE no other.) Of druggists.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-07-07
Parker'S G 1910

Makes fast and firm friends of all who use it,
l I,nvigorates the Kidneys, Liver, Bowels and
stomach and purifes the Blood. Pleases the
palate, stirs the circulation and cheers The
n1nd. 70 women and aged persons it imparts
strength and hopefulness. The best known an
tldote to the liquor habit. soc. and 81 sizes
HJSC1y & ~ No. vi,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
stared 0ut OF csun.eaasee.

Mr. BsnJamIns Cohen, connscsed with
the Imperial London Northern and Queen
Insurance Company, Of Portland, was In
Albany las. week. oa his way home from
the Bay, but We were not aware at the
time what great observer he Was, else
we should have interviewed him. Our
hunters probably win be intensely In
teresied In the following taken from the
"oregonian.D but will not be surprised a.
hearing that Mr. Cohen was stared out Of
eountenancs by jack rabbits, any more
than they wsuld 10 hear that he had been
blown away by the breath OF q ehIpmunk
or red squirrel:
Our spsrtsmen will be interested In
knowing that the coast range is literally
swsrmed with game Of all kinds. Rem
iamin Cohen, assistant secretary OF the
board OF trade, has Just returned from q
| trip 70 the sumIt on the road 70 Yaquina.
| He reports that chipmunks In great NAM
bers were seen along the road, and that
| the grouse were numerous and 20 fat
that they could hardly waddle cut of the
way, and that huge jack rabbits wero
plentiful aud so bsld that they sat up on
their launches and stared him out ol
countenance. or Q truth the coast range
must be q paradise for hunters, especially
as Mr. Cohen adds that several deer wert
killed there lately, and that elk are to b
found In seme places Now that thu
frost is about 10 cut down the fern IL Il
probable that there will be . raid ei
hunters into the ceast range.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
blew, Ye Trun.pets j,

Tuesday eveninga . meeting was held
at No. rs hall, for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for receiving In q
formal manner the solid silver tIumpets
which the o. q c. r. K Co. have deemed
fitting to present to Linn Engine Com.
pany No ., and the Department, for
valuable services rendered In saving
the property of the company on June
9th last. It was thought best to eele.
brGte the event in q manner In keeping
with the receipt of the two solid silver
trumpets with go'd trimmings, prob
ably the finest on the coast, and for the
purpose It was arranged that the cele-
bration take place at No. 2's hall, on
next Wednesday evening, October cath,
J 1888. A committee of ARIA ngements
was then appointed. consisting of the
Chief Engineer Jos Weber. aud the
foreman of each company, to.wlt /:
Marx Baumgart, John Hoffman and o
II Irvine. A fine supper viii be gotten
upunder the supervision of the Ladies'
Coffee Club and dance will finish the
celebration. Invitations win be extend.
ed the fire companies of adjoining cities,
many of the firemen of which have nj.
ready expressed an intention to be
present
We have examined the trumpeis,
from the gold plated mouth piece to the
handsome engraving of the train rush
ing upon the burning bridge. and the
steamer and hose cart approaching from
Albany. and while 1t is made poetical
by the train being a passenger train
and the steamer and cart being drawn
by horses. they are elegant presents.
and ORly to be given By such munIf-
icent company as the o. & G. r. r. Co.
Next Wednesday evening will be one
of the gayest In the history of the De-
partment, and old and yonng, firemen
aud road tax-payers,' all, should be
present at the time. for It is q great
honor, it may be asserted with conf
dence, to have in cur midst two solid
silver trunpets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
IasuIts the Pioneers.

As there were at least thirty pioneers
fren Linn county who went east We
also feel bound to resent the following
insult offered them by the poor mIser-
bic sickly ''long felt want :"
"The rest Of the band are scattered
about like leaves in a tornado, ia the
larger and gayer cities of the Eastern
and Middle states, and e Is now an
open question IL they ever get to New
York at all. There is no telling when
they win get home, fer the walking is
said to be very poor, aud the winter is
going TO be pretty long"
0fall the sturdy 500 pioneers on this
excursion we will wager our best hat
that there is not single one who can
not buy the atomic Cole dozen times.
II present indications amount TO any
thing it will not be long before he viii
have to "hoef'' it back to st. Louis II
he gets there at all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

MRS g g Cherry has been visiting In Port.
land.
Ms w Harris has been in Portland this
week.
Mrs + W LAngdou has been visiting In
Salem.
Mr. b wAltrip. has moved on farm near
Lebanon.
Mr. Frank Wallace 1, nov at Sacramento.
California.
Ek Montague. Of Lebanon. was In the
city Tuesday.
Mrs l. Gray has been qnits i'll at her home
in.this city.
Mrs o w Warren returned from Denver
last Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Paxton has been visiting in
this city two or three weeks.
Miss Ida Webber l. visiting with her
sister. Mrs Al Church, In Portland.
Ar " MARKHAM and Family lssye next
Monday for Idaho. where th,y intend rssid.
ing.
Ms J @ Elder and Mrs NJ Kitchen.
daughters Of Jason Wheeler. arc visiting in
the city.
Charley Riley. Of Salem, spent last suu.
day in Albany. the guest Of his sister, Mrs
Thos Hopkins.
Hon John Bryant. Of Jordan Valley. was
In the city during the week attending the
Temperance AlliAnes.
Mr. JohA foshAy, Of tho fra II Fashay
Mason left for San Francisco tho frat oi che
week, TO lay Ia large stock Of goods.
Capt J. LAzniag. Of the Fed crowt
Mills. returned from trip to Victoria Ant
the cities Of Washington Territory las
Tuesday.
II II Harvey. Of New Tacoma. IL in Al.
bany this week. HE family will remove -
that place a. soon ss their reai,lsnce lher,
10 completed.
Anoag others who have been Atteniini
the MsehAnies' fair this week from Albany
are d Montsitb, Marion Thomas, G L
Simpson. wm Humphrey. Al R~srt aud A
Boneeki.
u Hon Bush Wilson, the veteran Count.
Clerk Of Benton county, was in Alban
Monday. Mr. Wilson has been clerk 70
J about s'ghtsen years, aud probably has tn
honor Of having nearly everybody in thA
county owe him. His libsrAlity has KEEP
him from becoming a. rich As some clerks
Mr. r II Goodman aud wifO left last Mon
| day for their old home in Georgia, whel
. they will reside IN tho future. They has
| bsen here four years, but Mrs. Goodman
, health not improving they are compelled
: return TO ths state in which thsy passs
most Of the years Of their life. The be
4 wishes Of all who knew them 60 with the
!. 10 Georgia.
s Polhemus, the genial and accomplish
r cd snginssr in charge Of the works at d
= Bay, was IN Albany the Grst Of the weel
A and while here made surveys for the wat
h gauges Of the Willamette. The work doI
4 by Mr. POlhsmus at YAquinA has been high
|. satisfactory, and the only pity Is that
,r had no grsAtsr appropriation with which
!. push work during the winter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
The Pay 81 Postmaster.

The following are the salaries of the
postmasters in the North west under
the new Law which took effect October
1st: Albany, $500; Astoria. 1880 !;
Baker City.S1400; Corvallis, ,$14O0; East
Portland, s14O0; Eugene City. sl400 /;
Oregon City, $500; Pendleton. s1400 /:
Portland, 5000; Salem, s2100; The
Dallss, $1700: Roseburg, s1100 CslfAx,
$l4OO; Dayton, $140O; Olympia, $500
Seattle. s23Oc Spokane Falls, $1400 ;
Vancouver, 1920 Walla Walla, $500.
Under this law Albany loses S400
Astoria, 500; Corvallis, 500: East
Portland, 500 /; Salem. 800 The
Dalles, $500; Rossburg, 800; CoIfax
500: Olympia, 500, and Walla Walla,
S5OG. While Baker City gains 500
Pendleton, $500; Portland. 500 Seattle
500 Vancouver, 500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19

"How much did ysu pay for that"
''Six bits."
"six bits we'll now, why paid
dollar for exactly the same thIng Only
three days ago."
"You did, then you got cheated just
two bits. but then It makes all the diff.
ference In the world where you trade"
"Thats fact. now where did you
get that"
"At Cowan & Ce's, at Lebanon, where
do ell Of my trading. They keep the
best dress goods. the best clothing, tue
best boots and shoes, the best Furnish.
ipa goods. the best hardware, and sell
at the lowest price, and II you don't be.
lieve 1t, 60 aad try It,"
"I'll do It,"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19

The Alliance opened Wednesday after
noon with q fair attendance, which wa
greatly increased during the alliance ID
q w Grey In the chair.
Prayer was offered by Rev AldersoD
followed by the opening address by The
President, DR. Grey. He was answered
by s 8 Train Of the Harrisburg 'Dissem-
inator," who believes In prohibition and
not Ia high license, and that the fight
should be made against the traffic and
not the saloon keeper, and slso in the
nscessity Of woman's suffrage.
The following committee was then
appointed on crea tials: s s. Train, Rev
Anderson and Mr Mccoy. They reported
the following entitled TO seats:
Willamstts Temperanee Alliance Mccoy Miss
Lsu stockton, b q Carhs, Aches0B, Mfs Josls
Henderson, Miss Ls Coney.
=, Willamette Church-John Mccoy, A N Aobssnn,
Nlss Alice MeIIrae.
4 wiilamstts cnurch-Mrs J q Mccoy. clsreuee
Stockton, Elmer Hamilton, Miss Mary COMFY.
Yresdom Lodge, Shedds , Porter, B Forbes,
. FAFFov, 4 Fsrrow, TFoutmsn.
n y Church, AIbsny-Mrs Sarah HochstadIsr, Mrs
10y 10y smpSon, Mrs Wssusli, Mr LsmpmaS, DIR
Brownsville, NJ Y Church Anderson.
Haissy Temperancs Aliiancs-Hev + wilson, n
v Davis. Mrs Psndlet0B, Mrs Clara Davis.
Harrisburg O T-g Tain
sestlsu Lodge n Kelly, Mrs J n Daniel, Archie
johnson.
JourdAH Lodge-JOhn ByAat, ssThayer, Bw
Irwin, y W Bryant
Evangelical Church. AIbany-Mrs Nancy Prosnan.
Il Mcconnell, Mrs susan Purdom.
NESS, Albany-MAry wes.falI, Belle Cannon,
Lostie ChisweIi.
WoTU. Albany-MIss Annie AIthouss, Mrs. n
ToE...nd' E.i,s w NJ. Price Mrs Iaai. Mrs
II Aithouse, Miss LbbIe irvine.
EvAag slioAi ., AlbsBy-Mrs A HOilsnhsagh,
alss Am Ands Guthrie, Miss Hettie Porter. Miss Ada
Bloc Rbboa Club, Albsny-Er ID Haven, LIZ
Blaln, O Powell, " WPortmliIsr, Matte Foster. IA
Thompson NJ John Connsr
Ksv n condit
An excelIent address was then delivered |
BY Rev M Judy, OF the NJ y Church, |
which We were unable TO hear.
4 committee Of tbreo'was then appolnt- |
ed on revision Of the Constitution, consist
Ing Of Rev TJ Wilson, Rev NJ Judy and |
Mr. Mccoy.
Aftsr prayer by Rev Acheson the meet. |
ing adjourned I'll evening.
wednesday evenings program was q
curieus ona, yst somewhat Interesting.
The address by Rev J A Holien baugh, on
High License" was excellen: After a
song, reports and random speeches were
msde by Rev G CAlderson, Rev T J Wilson,
Il q Clark, Rev s O Irvine, Rev 81 Judy,
Mrs II Townsend. Rev A Hollen-
baugh, Rev I II Condit, Prof Il n CondIf,
X skipwoith, John Bryant, DIR Grey
and G 8 FArrew.
A COMMITTEES on resolutions consisting
OF Messrs. John Conner. John Bryant and
Rev y q Irvine was appointed.
The Alliance then adjourned TIL THUS
day morning.
Yesterday forenoon an interesting ad-
dress was delivered by Rev G Anderson. Of
RrownsvilIs. The committee on Ehe Con-
stitution reported, making several changes
In the same. Questions were given f1r
the afternoon.
The afternoon session was 10 lie devoted
70 an address by Rev Acheson, short
speeches and miscellaneous business, ~
vel. - the evening session, but we went
70 press too early to give an account Of the
same.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
craou,r Souar--ocrennn rran.

Following Is the calendar for the Coul
which meets next Monday, Oct. 22ndi
/. State Of Oregon w O d simpson
Larceny by bailee.
2, James Shields w Samuel TiiIafd, .
ai. Action 81 law.
.. r E Robertson vs Ell Carter and *
X M Carter. Suit In Equity.
4. Margaret M Garrlgan vs. James Il
darrigan. Divorce.
8. Koshland Bros. We . d simpson
Action at law.
@. VS. Noble ys Margaret Courtney, el
oil. Suit In Equity.
7. Board OF School Fund Cour's We q
Thompson, OF al. Confirmation.
9. Al Huber w O d simpson. Action
81 law.
0. John Huston vs. Resa and EsteIlA
Huston. Partition.
10. II d Burkhart, ct al, W. Robt L
Burkhgrt, OF al.
II. W II Hayden vs. Nancy q Hayden,
ct nj. Partition.
II. John Davis W. J II Davidson, ct
al. Foreclosure.
10. Mary 10 Gordon W Amos D HyIand.
Suit In Equity.
- ~. - VA toVpor w N WueAiuSut ob his
Partition.
Is. q II Mattoon vs. Leslie Matteon, ct
al. Partition.
10. Massey Springer W. n D and T B
Springer. Equity.
IL. Eliza Denny vs. susanpah Peterson.
Equity.
IS. Henz a Landt ys 0Amzliel Parrish,
et al. Equity.
AZ ny a
Bassett. Action st law.
70. W v Spencer w James McHArgus,
Action at law.
II. Gilbert Bros, W Elizabeth Newman,
OF nj. Foreclosure.
%. E T r Fisher. ct al, vs. Lewis BrAsoi,
OF nj. Partition.
23. Lewis Cox W. osIandor Parrish, OF
al. Foreclosure.
70. Rstta L Broeden w Elijah B Breed
en-. Divorce.
IS. A J Warren Va J W Swank, OF al.
Foreclosure.
20. Ladd & Bush Va II NJ Brown.
Foreclosure.
81. Ladd a Bush vs Cooper q wbealden.
kction at law.
%. Black. Porter d Co. vs. Ksndlg q
Klaffke. Suit 70 recover money.
20. ID + Wagner W E 8 withers. Fore.
closure.
30. LucInds sloper v. T q slsper,
Divorce.
81. N Bostwick W Alley Ray, OF al.
Partition.
81. Jacob Rosentsin W. II NJ Porter.
Action TO recover money.
80. Sylvester CaDnsn vs Joauss Cannon.
Divorce.
81. O q Burkhart w Chsrlos EIchlsr.
Writ Of Review.
IS. Geo n Hill vs A s. Bss,oti and b n
Allen. Actioa At law.
SO. Jennie Coon W N l. Coon. Divorcs.
81. Jane A StIms0n vs Lewis StImsen.
Divorce.
SO. Charlotte RIsnor vs. Frank RIsnsr.
Divorce.
40. Frank Trites va w A Tritss. Parti-
ton.
IL. Joseph Melvin W y KesThaver.
Action 70 recover money.
e. II Baltimore vs John Mstz.er, ct
al. Foreclosure.
A.. John A Crawford, OF al, va John
Beard, st ai. Action et law.
4s. Williams q England W n Poujade,
OF nj. Foreclosure.
10. ManAA hice We Thomp1on q
Son. Action 10 recOyor money.
~. II ThIelson w c d simpson, et al
Foreclosure.
4s. James K Sears W G simpson,
80. John w Wilson W. Matilda wlissn.
Divorce.
3d. Ladd q Bush W. C Z Eichler. ., al.
| Foreclosure.
81. I.sdd 4 Bush vs. C + Elchlsr. .. al.
Action at Law.
81, J NJ Nolan vs. AB McIIwaiu. &C
tion zt law.
SO Ia tke matter OF the assignment si
3 Keefhaver.
81. In the matter Of the Estate Of ~ A
Gross, deceased. Writ OF Review.
50. n II Irvine Va Starr a BIAksly. As'
/ ton at Law.
81. Mary Ann Love W Gideon Cauto-
moins. Bqnity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
| |--------
''car MoetO.'

Mr. William Gribble has been in the
city during the week canvassing for
an Odd Fellows picture, a lithograph
in oil colOrs, bearing the above signif-
icant title. II is an admirable repre-
sentation of the emblems and teach
ings Of Odd Fellowship. Every Odd
Fellow will fini it full of meaning and
faithful representation of the course
Of life from that condition of man when
in darkness and chains up TO the point
where he is united with his fellow by
that strong love which bound Jonathan
and David. Toe picture is of similar
title heretofore sold here. Mr. GribbIe
will visit all the lodges in the county
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
Roller skating.

When INDUCED in an healthy we'll
ventilated place no amusement is bet
ter than that Of roller skating. The
rink in Dannals' Hall is now run by
Mr. Dannals. Mr. Thos Gurley being
manager ofthe same. Under his con-
troll it is becoming quite popular, and is
now about the only place of resort in
the city. Those desiring to pass q
pleasant evening should go to DannaIs
Hall. A new foer has been introduced
and verything done to make one CON-
Portable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
A Peculiar one.

1t is not the subscriber like this e,who
keeps the newspaper in existence, yet
there are more such than many think of.
We hope the reader is not one ofthem
am financially busted and hope you
will be kind enough to discontinue my
paper. I hope sometime TO be able TO
renew my subscription aud pay for the
old. can only leave you the kindest
regards, with hopes f5r the success of
your paper. The best of friends must
part. Good bye.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19

fields with potatoes. A fortune would have
been In their hands. providing they had
raised sufficient potatoes Farmers are
we'll aware Of the fact that change Of seed
is beneficial TO their crops. The potato
ralssrs Of California are 20 we'll convinced Of
the benefit TO be derived by procuring their
seed from Oregon that they will willingly
pay two 10 three bits moro per hundred
pounds for potatoes from this state than
they viii for those raised Ia California.
Thomas Loughran, Of the firm ol Breeze 4
Loughran, San Fransisso. Is now Ia the city
for the purpose Of contracting for large lot
Of potatoes. He will probably contract for
100 tons. Potatoes are now worth cent Q
poand 10 the farmers, who shosld Aud them
very rsmunorAtive crop At that price.
The contents Of tho November number Of
Frank Lsslis's Sunday Magazine present .
large variety Of interesting aud sdifying
reading. and are rich in illustrations. The
opening article, by Professor v. L. Conard.
Ph. D., "LuthSr and His Work." is timely
and full OF interest. 'Lutheriana," "Al.
brseht Dursr," Sacred Musicians Of the
xIxth Century, providence and History"
"The Apostle Of Greenland" etc.. etc., arc
notable articles "Mr. Burke's Nioeea," a |
charming serial. IL continued, and there are |
short stories, sketches and essays by ssme
Of our most popular writer's, lay and clerical I
There are poems Of great merit the Home
Pulpit" with lsFmOH by DR.. TaImage,
"Footmen and Horses )" the Collection
Basket" Historical Facts. +" Obituaries, I"
Editorial Comments" etc. and an abun.
dant miscellany. amusing aud instructive.
The psioo IL only 25 cents = number, or 50 |
. year, postpaid. Mrs. Frank Leslie. pub
lisheE, So, b5 and 81 Park Place, Now York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
W. c. r. q.

Miss Francis Z willsrd, President Of the
National VIC T U has requested that
Tuesday, Oct. 2Srd, be observed AZ day
OF special prayer by all tho auxiliary
Unions, In behalfof the " W CT U, con-
vention, Gar regular meeting occurs
upon that day, and as Mrs II L Hines,
Of Portland 10 expected 10 be present, We
hops 10 have . meeting ofunusual inter-
est. A full attendance II desired.
Mas NJ. J. TOWNSEND,
Ms w s PErER=, President.
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19

The different pastors OF the city have
agreed to hold q union service on next
Sabbath evening at the Congregational
Church. There will be no service in any
Of the other churches aud al are urgently
requested TO attend. Let protesting chris
tians come, let inauirers dome. let all
come and seek the Divine blessing.
THE PASTORS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19

All over the land are going into ecstacy
over DIR Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely use Of this great life Saving
remedy, causes them 70 60 nearly wild Ia
It's praise. IL Is guaranteed TO positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma. hay
Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss OF
voics, or any affection OF the Throat and
Lungs. Trial Bottles tree at Foshay q
Mason's Drug Store. Large size $I.0O.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19

These harrows have had fair trial In
this county, over twenty Of them having.
been sold to. our leading farmers iast'
spring. and ell speak favorably Of them.
Parties wanting harrow that is good foI
cultivating In grain, and, wor king sum-
mer fallow, cannot do better than buy 9
whIpple. They also have 9 seeder at'
schment which is second to none. Fol
sale by
SAMUEL. K. YOU'VE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19

Mr. z z Hammock, living four miles
north Of Lebanon. has just received one
ofthe celebrated Westinghouse engines,
and during the coming winter will saw
fir poles for fencing. which he will sell
for about half The cost Of ordinary
fencing. Call on him, or write to him
at Lebanon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-19
Notice to Builders.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
win be received by the trustees Of the
Baptist church, Albany, at the Once Of
7 p Haekleman, for altering and hniahlng
the Baptist church building Ia socordance
with the plans and specifications now On
file with the trustees Of said church at the
place aforesaid until Friday. Oct. leths
1888, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. The tra6tees re-
serve the rieht to reject any and all bids.
Dated Oct 10th. 1888.
7. p. HACKLKMAE,