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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
TAs Proposed seA.ol uea.s.

In another column viii be fennd call to
consider ths..plans for the proposed Central
School building Ia this city. The meeting
viii Be held on Saturday evening and shonld
be attended By every citizsn Of tho city who
wishes to see good school bailding in Al.
bAny. Last spring tax was voted for the
huildiag. This mseting Is simply to cons der
the plans for the sams. Mr. Edward Zsyss
has drafted plans for school bnilding which
can be seen Al the olics of Barkhzrt Broth
era Such : bnilding as these p.sas propose
would mset the demands OF Albany aad be
an honor to the city. Not an architect os'.
selves. We would judge that theso plans
present NEST Of the needed eoovsnisncss aud
improvements for 6rss-class soheol build.
ing, costing aboat SIS. 900. They represent =
two ,tOry buildingll llO0x56 feet, with base
ment Of eight feet clear on the iaEide. show.
ing fair amount of architectural ado-unent
and gsod form. Beginning Al the bottom.
the plans propose two large rooms complete
y separate. one to Be play room for boys
and the othsr for girls, on the opposite sidss
OF the bailding. Running across the build
ing il hall, containing large furnace for
heating the several rooms. and private rooms
for the studsnts Ga the first floor proper
Is large hall, about 30 fee. by 20. with en-
trance at beth ends, ana two sets Of stairs
leading 70 the second door from different
directions Ou each side sf the hall are tive
school rooms. four in eli. each 3ix3T feet
The second floor Is nearly similar 20 the
frat. except that small recitatisn reem can
be placed, If desired, At each end Of the ball.
and between the rooms on one side folding
doors ale arranged so ~ to make one large
sommodious hall or chapel when needed. 4
neat and tasty top Is planned. making the
whole present quite metropolitan appear
snce.
Such structure a. the above in Albany i
needed and needed bad. New Is the time
to hsGin it as period when dallness il
bouad to change to life. 4 tax has already
been voted aad partly collected. Next
spring should sec it bsing applied. as voted.
in putting up this ''lOng felt want" ia
Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

J.Hsr.on. Dec. 2sad. isI

Jsfsrson, Dec. 22ad, 1854.
Last TnassdAy eve, left this littis bsrg
fer tramp on fsob 10 oss old stamping
ground r. the Fseks Of the Sastiam. found II
ioe walkirg while The sosw crust lasted. bat
aiInply nor ieio waea it conmeaesd tbawing.
ma-ieg IL about ths hardest work that ever
fell % tbs les eli Tour hutabls ssrva i, ,feand
= s.sat n.a y cattle eau1ht ont in the crust
some a. are sso.n feed and some owners
net gsst.ag tae.n 10 until Saturday or Sun.
day, thSsgh atock was faring better undsr
the ci;eun.tsncs than We had supposed il
was possible for them TO. The Richardson
biidge had sEccambsd to tns accamulation
Of saow on the roof, which fell in and de-
molishsd t.is whole stracture-cause net be-
ing securely tied together at the top, SO
or $40 additiooai expenIe by the builder
weuld have saved it. Loss $500 hish will
come out Of our County Treasury. The main
building Of VIM Primes barn has alto been
demolished leaving about 90 ions Of hay and
considerable grsia exposed TO the weather,
damage something like $500 or mors. FM
Crsbtres's barn was complete wreck, much
worse than the first, leaving hay and grain
exposed, loss $3.50. Numerous old shed.
Of little or small valne are dowo and viii be
known no moro as roofs or projections for
stock.
HEnBY CYnUs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
cari.sna. Dolag.

Christmas was observed In Albany in
= very quiet manner. the principal event
being the arrival Of the north and south
bound trains with fair amount OF
mail. Christmas eve. was noticeable
On account Of some very neatly arrang-
ed trees At the II. E., Evangelical,
Presbyterian, Congregational and q P
Churches, attracting attention more on
account OF their smallness and good ar
rangement than their size. The aitsn.
dance was not large at any Of The
churches, and the presents were mostly
fer the younger people and not Of ;
costly nature, which expressed the true
spirit Of the Christmas tree. The day foz
making Christmas trees instruments
for the display sf valuable and costly
presents has gone in Albany, . mat
ter we are to be congratulated on. The
Baptist Church held its tree festival on
Christmas day. BEGINNING their exercises
At 2:30. They were well conducted and
the attendance was geOd. At the sheet
and pillow case ball a. crawfsrd's
Opera House on Christmas eYe., about
thirty -fivs couple put In ghostly ap-
pearance, and spent several hours In q
very enjoyable manner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
0ucsr-slght.

A young lady who works in an Office on
-frent street was..ssen last Saturday vending
her way fron her home to ths ofEos alsng
enc of the narrow foot paths made in the
snow On the side walk.
Walking along in front of her was one Of
the rarsst animals Of the qaadruped kin d.
This animal kept right in the track refusing
to turn ts the right or left, bat conducted
himself IS though he were t'cOck o the walk, !"
and We really believe he was, as the young
lady was compelled TO trudge her way along
bshiud the brute, while the bushes which
clouded her cheek told how severely her
modsstY was shocked. This story may be
concluded in some future chapter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
A Zoe. HorrIsls crlms.

One Of The ns6t horrible crimes ever
pepetrated In the Uaited States is reported
- having took place at Chshalis, W. T.,
on last Monday morning, the particulars
Of which are given - follows: "During
the night Pearson had 6t, which left his
mind in : state OF melancholy and mad
ness He imagined that some power was
directing him to offer his chiid as sacri-
fc, which he finally did, accomplishing
the deed with some heavy instrument,
crushing the little ones skull ia fright
fnl manner. He then called in his wife,
and showed her the fearful accomplish
ment Of bis insane idea. The unfortunate
mother was 50 horriHsd and grisvsd At
the sight Of her dead child tina. her mind
must also have become unbalanced, fer she
cut her own throat, at the suggestion OF
her husband, he agresing to follow her
example. Pearson then seized the bloOdy
knife from hls wifs's hand and completed
the terrible tragedy By cutting his ewn
throat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
currsa. Eyensa.
Side.

New York City is evsrrun with beggars.
the poor isllowA Some Of thsm only make
- to s. day.
Gladstone was IS yeats old Moaday. A
great man, be deserves The sulogies he 70.
eeivea.
CAlifsrnia wishes TO be represented in
Cleveland's Cabinet. Certainly. certainly.
now about Oregon and the thirsy.six other
states too.
Another Incentive 10 tho manufacture Of
irs escapes secured At Racine. via, last
Monday. whom three lives were lo,s in the
burning OF az Opera House and hotel.
An earthquake ia Spain last Friday caused
the death Of about 200 persona The Pacific
Coast il now loaing is reputation - an
earthquake country. one whieh IL held soy.
srAl years ago.
Boston Is 10 have bicycle club thss viii
cost SO. 600. We have plenty Of saeh claba
in Liam eounty now with the OBJ sff waieh th'
yoang mon OF tho Hab are wslooms to fca
nsthing.
IL peculiar TACT that dariax The lat.
storm the n. r. road from Waliula 10 st
Paul Was continuously open. and the trains
wero run regularly. This Is getting natter
turned around. aud stop shoa.d bs put 10
il.
Vanderbilt has recovered Judgment 70,
so. 900 against Gea Grant aud Is attempting
- satisfy i, which Is simply business and
does not sail for tha headings IN the news.
papers Of Wants His poand Of assh." U
Grant should pay What be owes IS veil n
the common fry"
Tae body Of William GiAsgrow was fount
in the ruins Of the Opera Heuse At Walls
Walla on last Friday. he was getting wsos
for the sisvs whsn the roof fell Ia. Tw,
hours Later an sntsrtaismon. was 70 hAv'
taken place. A close call { much wors'
calamity.
The celebrated Sharon Hill divsecs case
on trial FOR 90 many months In San FFaaclss'
has been completed, finished. ended. and th
/ world brsathes freer. AIRS Sharon Hill, .
whatever her name Is, cane out ahsad, ~
We are glad Of IL Il will cost Sharon ssysI
al millisns Of dollars. bat thai is only j.
desserts for such . man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
Albany Steamboat.

The river steamer msntioAsd in the
DEHoCKkT several weeks since - being
. proposed institution for this place IL
now being built here and at Portland, and
VIII probably Be finished in about one
month. It win inset sslong felt want, !"
and We predict will prove paying affair
in the hands OF its owner. According to
the medels it will be - feet long, feet
wide, and will draw Is inches Of watsF.
It will hxvs two cabins 20 arranged that
they can be made open IN good weather,
and will be run By > screw propeller.
The cabins will be handsomely furnished
and the whole boat will hold abeut thirty
passengers comfortably. It will oostab
5000. It is proposed to run it betwesn
here and Corvallis and for excurs lens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

Mr. L Knighssn. Of Tangent. called on us
last Tuesday.
Mr. Geo Wright and wife oi Newport have
been visiting friends IL Albany.
Hon 0 n Denny Is Waiting friends and
relatives in I.inn county this week.
James Foster, Jr., Of Newport. isnpendinE
tho holidays ia Albany. he returns shortly
to tho Bay.
Me William Brank, formerly Of Albany,
has loft the Bay, aud Is olerking for o II
Whitney, at Corvallis.
Mas Mary Monteith. of Corvallis, spent
Christmas in Albany, returning home on a
stsamer Saturday night
Hon L Dilyeu, icrneriy Of Albany, now a
resident Of Eugene, has entered into part.
nership with Nh Charles N CelIisr. young
lawyer.
Mr Oscar Crawford is apsndiag the via ter
At Kirkwosd, Ill, where he has already been
several week.. lie viii return home ia the
spiiug.
DrE G CLARK, Of Eagsas. has sold oat hi.
dentistry bnslneas In that city aad moved
y Portland. whsrs he will sntsr iats part
ne,ahip with DR. Weloh.
Mr. Charles 3 MoHenry, the accomplished
Apseiai agent fer the North British aud Ger
man American Iasuraaee Companies, has
been in tue city this week in the interest Of
the above companies.
Pap Stroud, Of the West Side traio. was
ia che city Christmaa, having como from
Corvallis on river steamer in srdsr to hear
something about how matters stood south 81
here. the wires ell being down on the West
Side.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
seio Etems.

scie was also hit heavy with snow, about
20 inches beng on the ground,
Jensrsen Myers left for the East on the
18th instant.
Duck hunting has been lively since the
snow storm.
The warehouse of d Morris fell down
IN the 10Th instant while Mr. Norris was
shovsling the snow from It. No damage
done exceps to some fine fsh poles. The
barn Of r Powell also fell near his house
about one mile south Of Scio. TIVE cows
were badly injured and two pigs killed.
The barn OF NJ Alexander, abcat one mile
southwest OF Scio also took fall. AS
likewise did the Richardson bridge which
broke In two In the middle, enc half float
ing Down the Greek,
snow shoes and skates were the order
Of the day here on the part Of the boys,
The Scio mail which left here on the
10th OF December was two days on its
way, the agent geing on foot.
A Christmas tree was held on Christmas
eYe., proving successes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
xsw FEARS IN Albany.

Looking over the files Of the DEMosRAT
We find the believing ts have bees the
conditions OF the weather on the first day
Of January beginning with 1857, and ~
we'll the principal social event, II any, In
Albany on that day, A review or the
same wiz Be OF interest to many.
Jan. /, -Entsrtainment at oourt
House at night In behalf of the College,
and ball at McAllistsr's new Hall next
might. Coed weather,
Jan. 1, is6s.>-Attenpt at snsw. bat melt
ed tee fast. Willamette high.
Jan. 1, Is6e.-Weather wet aud muddy.
Jan, /, 1e70.-New Years ball at Houok
Meyers Hotel. weather fair.
Jan. /, 1871. t.-New Years ball at John
Boards. Geod weather, bat cold.
Jan. I, ls7a.-0rand concert at Court
House New Years eve. Snow yamosed,
Weather warm. River hiyu high.
Jan. /. 1sT3.<-Nsw Years ball at John
Bsald's and one In city. Good weather.
Jan. l, ls7l.-old year went out bathea
In tears (wehfoot mist.) River rising.
Flrsman's ball.
Jan. l, 1aTs.-NeW Years ball by No.
Ones. Finest winter weather ever knewn.
New Years calls common.
Jan. /, 1s7e.-secial 81 Rev stratton's.
Contlnusus rainfall,
Jan. l, lsI7.-w sbfoot weather. "whs
ever saw lovller winter" New Years
calls.
Jan. l, 1s7s.-oystsr supper At Opera
Herss. Mercury down TO lso above and
everybody nearly frsTen to death. IS
young men made Gala.
Jan, l, ls7o.- Beautiful weather, not
re,ishsd By the fsrners who want rain.
Jan. /, isse.-Match hunt between prln-
tee. Oregon mist, preceded ~ cold
anap.
Jan. /, ISL Almsss spring weather.
Jan. 1. lss2.-F,ine weather. Various
soeial parties watched the New Year In.
Jan. l, lSs3.-Fins skating everywhere
except on rivers.
Jan. l, iss4.-wsbEoot wsathersgsln.
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thAtws can NOT afford to observe those We do
have In proper manner.
The house Of Maisr johnson. near Peoria,
Vas burned daring the first hsAvy snew
storm, the particulars Of which We we're un-
able 70 Kive In our last issue. The family
wefs 81 home At the time. but did not dis
cover che flames, which started from the
iiae under the roof, Ia time TO save the
building. As there was no Insurance on ths
fuiiding Il was tst,l loss TO Major John
son, enc he can M afford 10 bear.
A most peculiar wedding announcement
was published At Eugsns last weak. The
place and time wsrvstated, all were invited
and iniernsd that II they wished 10 donate
presents they could dsso By leaving them at
certain stores. The whole being signed by .
comnittss Of arrsngemsnt. josh Billisgs
wsuld call thls peculiarly funny snnounes-
ment bat certainly 10 was q practical way
20 do The business.
4 correspondent Of = Salem paper gives The
following accozna Of prsoipies which mu1t bs
vcry prsc!pitousi "WhiIs dsr hunting re-.
csnsly. ascsadsd the peak known as Hsnss
Mountain Rock. The rock on top varies
from 30 70 200 fest In width. on one aide
falls abruptly $500 foot, and thss Slopes ca
% Immense canyons, rem whIok spring the
Silver creek and Abiqaa. 0a the other side
there is fearfal preoipIoe. / orawlsd ts the
cage And looked over twice, sad the feeling
20 set little farther over The sigs was well
nigh irrssistAbls. To gIYs some idea Of ths
hight. l tsok my rife aud shot ~ lake
which lies At ths foot. Altar feiag I placed
the ride en the reok by my siis. sad after.
ward saw the bullet strike the water"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
Referees Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the undersigned In pursuance Of =
commission and order OF sale issued ems
OF the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon
for Linn county, on the 18th day Of No
vember, 1884, In the suit wherein Reassa
Mcconnell is Plaintiff and Lucy A Me-
Courell is Defendant, appointing the uH-
deraigned referee and commanding hlR
a. such to sell rs by law directed the real
property hereinafter described, will
therefore on the 10th day Of January.
1885, at the hour OF one O'Clock, p. m, Of
said day sc the Court House door In the
city OF Albany, in Linn county, Oregon,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand the following described
real estate, to-wit: The west half of
Bleck AZ In the city OF Albany in Linn
county, Oregon, with all the tensnents
and hsreditaments thefeunto belonging.
This oath day Of November, 1854.
W. NJ. KKrCHUM,
Referee,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

The following ladies will receive New
Years calls At shs WCTU Hall on New
Years day. beginning at2 o'clock, p. m.
Misses N Howard, Clara Blsia, Lilly
Robertson. Eta Mathews, Margsria Drink.
Ina Robertson, Rhoda Hail, Edith Harris,
Matte Allison. Clara Read, Ollie Kirkpat-
rick, Hettie Miller, Minnie Allison, Amanda
Ridsout, Mary Irvine, Emma Hopkins.
Emma Mills, Myra Mansfield, Anna Name
field, Mrs O L Brush, Mrs M v Brown,
and Mrs L E BIain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

Being DESTROYS Of rstirizs 70 the practices
Of my profession. I offer my Iand for sale,
sitsstsd miles vest Of Lebanon 81 the n.
@. Il. T. 80 acres win Be sold in Lots sf a.
80, 100. 40 or 30 acres. Payments half
down and time given when desired By par.
ehsser Also my splendid hop yard fwo
niles below Lebanon. one ot the fissst yards
IN the state every eonvsnisncs Ia tsoIs, dry
hoise and stsrs room ; will ssIl the yard l5k
acres and A. much more land - the purshss-
Or may want mp to Io7 acres IN compass, farm
Asuse, wells and stabIing al we'll fsnosd.
Mere noney in hops ~ IA cents per D than
wheat At 50 per bashsl. Apply to
DA w. y. ALnxArDnE.
IN person or BY letter, Albany or Lebanon,
Oregon.
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BIDS FOB COUNTY POOR.

No:ics Is hereby given that sea ed bids
will be received by the County Court . r
Linn County, Oregon, for boarding. lodg-
the INDECENT persons or paapers now
supported or 70 DO supported during the
ensuing year BY saio county. for the term
Of one year, commencing Jan. 18th, IesS.
Bidders will state the prics per week for
which they will board, lodge and de the
laundry work for each OF said paupsrs.
For fall particulars see terms Of q contract
TO be signed by the successful bidder on
file at the Clerks ofiiee OF said county.
All bids TO be filed with the Clerk OF Linn
county, Oregon, on or before "Wednesday,
January 7th, 1855, at o'clock, ,. N.
Done icy order Of the Court.
ID. ANDREWS,
Clerk.
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sss stolen.

On returning to his stors from break
fast on last MsRday morning, Mr. Otto
SalInger discovered that so IN money had
bssn extracted from cigar bsx. He kept
the fact quiet, hoping that he might ret
some clue 20 the thief. On Friday mern-
ing he again made the discovery that $50
more had been taken from box In b Il
store, together with ahaut twelve mauth
organs, eight or ton pounds OF candy and
numerous other small articles, An effort
Was then made il earnest to ascertain whe
the burglars we're. Upon inquiry 1t was
found that Frank and Charlie Spake, the
former about fifteen and the latter ahsut
twelve. had been ssen around the store
early in the morning, Other suspicious
circumstances bang learned, the boys
were arrested, and Saturday afternoon
were examined before George Humphrey,
Esq, at the Court House. On ths exam
ination evidence Was introduced to preve
that one of the boys Ia d key that fit the
front door ef Sslinger's store, that thsy
bought twelve packages OF baking powder
at 90 cents package Of Mr. Fox, In order
to get pr'ze, also several other articles,
bought lamp fos Harry Beylss at his
request, AID gave him Mexican dellar.
with which he purch ased some lard, and
that in Mr. Boyies' ahos shop they count
ed out twenty-five dollars In Monsy.
The defense gave testimony to account for
the money; but al the circumstances
being suspicious the Justice held the pris-
oners to await the action OF the Grand
Jury in $40 bail each. which was prompt
~ deposited by the father Of the boys
The case is an unsavory one, one dsserv-
ing Of complete investigation. Many
think that II the boys did have hand in
ii there we're older heads at the bsltom OF
she affair, which ofcourss At this atags is
speculation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

Have you any malaria here :" asked q
lady who was locking al rural boarding.
place for her family. "Wsll." said the
land-lady, 1--WE hain't got none jist new !;
folks hAvon't asked for it +; but we'll get 1t
fer your family II you want it." Most folks
gotmalaria without venting it. To get rid
Of it, noxious effects, use Browns Iron Bit :
tsrs Mrs r Macdonald, New Haven,
Conn, says, II suffered from malaria for
nearly six years. Browns Iron Bitters cured
me completsly.p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

wnsszAs. Our Pastor. Rev II coailt, has fsIt
called, In The prsEIdsBes II Gsd, u rstze from the
duties II thst sos. and has foFmay prs,ssted % us
he resignation, gsyiBy reasons that eorsmaad our
approval.
ksssiYed thsrefors. First That ws eonssnt, nasst
rsusisntly, % units vita him In requesting the Pres
bytsy - Dissolve ths relation - fr7tfai IN pe4sa1s
70 a., personally, aad In pfsspsnty 70 tas csureh
Resolved, Second. That NE ehsnsh for him an; kis
esteemed wifs The deepest personal regard. and al
festiOsaisly commend him - the Church Of chrs -
- workman that Bssdssh not y b. ashass, Rightly
dividing ths word of Cod
kssolssa. Third shas while fer Ourselves, We pray
he Crest Hsa1 q tss Church 70 ssBd us man %
reap ths precious fruit of his sewing, Ne also inysks
ior him and his, In his nsw asla ts css bls.siag.
ef Asmighty God. and large measure Of ths sueess
that has rewarded bis aassy hsrs.
ResslSsd. foussh: That copy d thsss rssstasion,
Be ssnt 70 The Pastor and Published ls ne Local "a
pers and the "ifsE York Observer ete
Mas. J. ALTuocsE,
Will FoETnmLEE,
}. c. wEcx0y.
Albany. Or, Jaa. Tst. lass. Committee.
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FrIgId Necessity.
HEss7 cYrUs.

Last Tuesday morning when the thsrmom.
etsr stood at s. above zero and the ordinary
wsbfoot mortal was too timid too venture
far from home. our granger friend, Mart
Miller, who lives aboaE5 miles from town,
was seen wcnding his Wv into town with .
han1 Sled, a.vias ~.slksl in on top Of the
SNOW. Mart was 'BaIo" Hour, and AZ he
conld not bring his team to town, he brought
his sled and took one hundred pounds Of
-four home on it. Several other farmers did
hkanize.
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81 Don's Peel LiEe work. /.

Il makes no differanee what business yoh
are engaged in whether you ere preacher,
5 merchant, mechanic, lawyer or COM
mon laborer, you can't dc your work we'll
vhile. half sick. Thousands try to, but all
in vain. How much better to keep your
organs in good order by taking Parkor's
Tonic when you feel - little out Of sorts. .
Il would be money in your pocket. One
hour Of good, rejoicing health is worth half =
DOZEN hours full Of languor and pain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

A sOOisty hes recently been organized in
this city aud viii be knowa as the Ladies'
Secisty.' in connection with the United
PrssbyteFisu Church. Following are the Of
6csrs
Prssidsnt--Mrs r n Robertson.
Vice Prssident-Mrs G Irvine.
Sscrstary- Mrs w Peters.
Trsasurer-Mrs 8 E YouLg.
The following sanding cOumittses we're
appointed:
Visiting SsrAnSers-Mrr@L z BlAin and
Au s Z Young.
Visiting the Slsk-Mrs Henrietta Brown
and Mira II a Montsith.
Work and Directors-Mrs G Irvine and
Mrs & n Robertson.
The society was organized for social and
benevolent purposes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

Natures own true laxative. Pleasant 10
the palate, acceptable to the stomach )
harmless In It's nature, painful In It's ac-
ton. Cures habitual constipation, bilious
ness, indigestion and kindred ills. Cleans
e. the system, purifies the blood. regulates
the liver and acts on the bowels. Breaks
up colds,chilIs and fevsrs, ,etc., strengthens
the organs Gu which It's acts. Bet-~-bltter,
nauseous liz ar medicines, pills, salts and
draughts. Sample bottles free. and large
ottles for sale by Foshay q Mason.