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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-23

D. s. B. HENRY,
q, s. DEPUTY SURVEYOR.

Residencss sixth Street, Swans Addi.
tion to Olympia, w. T.
OURvEYING of all kinds promptly at.
y tended to. The re-establishing of old
Government lines speciality. Townsites
surveyed and plated. Railroads located,
and levels run for drains. Lands exam
ined and character reported.
Olympia, June 8, 1887. II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-23
DAST ALL PRECEDENT,
Over q Million Distributed
[nk5 L.


Incorporated by the Legislature for Edu.
cational and Charitable purposes, and its
franchise made part of the present State Con
vote. rOf~--
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS tak.
place Sent.AAAeally (June and Deoe~,
ber,) and Its GRAND SINGLE Mn
bEH DRAWINGS take place in sach
and are all drawn In puhlic. ~ ~
Academy Of Music, New Orleans. l..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-23

d w orintua l, surveyor Aulqueeu
VIM Waddeil. viewer Mulqueen
J C Conine. viewer Muiqueen road. SO
A G Blankenship, chairman Null
ArtSSr nesS %aadeii. sSde chain man Mui:
John Say. chairman Mulqueen
road 4W
B W Brintnall, surveyor Blanken.
ship road. ....................... 500
VIM wsddeli, viewer Biankenship -,
! G Conine. viewer Biankenship
A Blankenship. ax-man blanken-
ship road. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Arthur waddell. chairman Blan-
kenship road. ad.................... AGO
John Say, chairman Blankenship
st. Peters Hospital. care Of AN
st. Peters Hospital, cane Of James
Cow Observation-Disclosures. 10OO
c B Mann. cash advanced In COM
pletion of sale Of county bonds. 81 10
County charge) -. 80: Is IS
VIM Goldsby, wood for jail and -
John d Reagh, milk for county -
Brewer. meat for county poor. 77O
CB Mann. sundries for county poor,
otC ........... % %
A Silsby, sundries for county poor,
etc. c......... ...................... ~ %
Toklas 4 kaufman, sundries for
prisoners. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL -
w Van Epps, stationery for School
Superintendent's office. ......... $50
NJ OCounor, stationery for county. 20 70
Robt Marr. stationery for county,. s IS
Geo L Jones, plumbing. R............ 50 6s
John p Tweed, searching tax rolls. II 90
Olympia Water Co, water rent. . 900
Robert Frost, sundries for county. 40
G w Coates, rent Of room for elec-
tlOu SW
James Mars, meals for jury... 500
DR. l. Flanagan, attending small
pOX patlontS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 W
DR. w M Beach, visiting smallpox
patients ..................... 10 90
A Ellis, two tables for auditors Of
nco ........ ..-.-........ o ~
Thomas Prather, cash advanced for
county poor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 65
John p Tweed, services as auditor. $40 IS
Geo B Capen, chairman board, sign
ing bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SW
c b Mann, part payment Of fee for
handliuty hOndo en- m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-08-23

Bills paid by Auditor during vaca-
ton, approved by Board.
In the matter of repairing bridge in
district F, it is ordered that the sum
of $3.50 be appropriated therefor, and
warrants for that amount are ordered
drawn on presentation of proper vouch-
ers, countersigned by J. Eshom, Super
visor.
Board adjourned to o'clock to-mor-
row.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
THE CAMPAIGN or EDUCATION.

The wool growers and wooden manufac.
turers have been before the Senate finance
committee 10 represent their respective
interests. The manufacturers wanted such
wool while the wool growers wanted an
increase of duties. On both sldes there
was much heat and vigor In their argu
ments. Senator Sherman, who Is the EN-.
ployed representative OF the wool growers,
offered an amendment that increased the
duties on wool, whereupon the manufac.
turers declared that the adoption of the
amendment meant a Obstruction OF their
industry, and that as against !, they would
work for free wool. This Is the beautiful
feature and outcome Of protection. The
protected monopolles Of the country iha;
peut their money 20 freely and In such
profuslon 10 elect Harrison are now openly
scrambling before Congress to see which
shall have most OF the "swag," that comes
by protection. Let the fight go on. 1t il
but another phase Of the campaign oi
education" The wool gnowers have a
right 10 demand of the republicans an In
crease OF duties on their products OF de
crease OF the duty on raw material. The aitei
impossibiIi,y Of the republicans TO harmon
iEe these two conflicting interests has nc
bearing on the minds OF those who ar
scrambllng after this protection" swag
The selfish greed Of the protected monopo
lis,s knows no bound or limit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
Strong Language.

Iaqnina Bays only paper has a CORES
pondent at The front on the Oregon Pacific.
In speaking of the Meyers failure he ii
nally runs on TO Sea-le & Dean and says
The December time checks will be paid
when they are due, as have all Of Searle &.
Desne's bills. But now comes the mean
part OF the business. OF course Albany
being our base OF supplies up here, e,the cen.
tractors when short OF anything which they
had 10 have, purchased there. aud the very
moment that trouble was rum0red only. all
the peanut merchants OF that burg dubbed
their little claims together aggregating
about five thousand dollars and got 40 bad.
~ scared that they assigned them TO real
estate firm This real estate firm proceed
cd to get out an attachment, without asking
Scarle x Deane for their accounts or other.
wise investigating and but for Mr.. Scarie's
timely appearance amongst them, when nc
paid UP the trifling demands,it would have
delayed work indefinitely. This little
transaction ought TO serve as warning 10
all men In business. Don't buy from the
Albany merchants unless you pay them
cash for what YOU must have, as Otherwise
you are liable TO be jumped without warn
ing on an idle rumor.
The above Is n mixed Up mess and az
unjust structure on our Albany merchants
than whom there are no more HONORABLE,
business men in the State, one scarle 8
Deane themselves would not countenance
Albany merchants like cash but they ar,
also as reasonable as any In the matter o
t-cating debtors
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
for lnfants and chiIdyen.

lady ia WalIa Talla keeps u asefap-book
IL which she pastes all deaths 6nd crimes
emanatibg irom strong drink and such.
She must haye very little time fer household
duties.
IL Is said that Williamson, the phiiadcl-
phia pbiianthropIst. WHO has recently 80
nunihcently endowed manual training
schoo! Tor boys, has carried the same oni-
brella for eighteen. Year,.
Ten yeari ago TAcom. bal 1900 inhabitants
and Astoria 5000. To-Day Taeon has l5,-
600 end Astoria 5000, the SAM iu 1880.
One Is the result Of enterpfise, ih' Dtber the
result Of lifeless inactivity, ,-I'ioH-er.
A lease Of 900 yeafs, made in the days Of
King Alfred, has just expired IN Eogiand.
Toe land waE LEASED by the church 10 the
crown, aud reverts n0w to the Church Of
Enelaod ifter millenniam Of ycars.
The MarsbarG and Po.icvmen's new belts.
bats, badges and clubs, arrived IN the city to-
day. The suits will be made up a. l.. E.
Blain'a aSd the whole arrangement vii shine
forth beginning shout February lst.
A crszy fellow named Harry Curl, now in
Salem, says he shot Frank Avery on the
cars, As he thought he wanted to bill him.
aud then jumped of, bruisiug his face con
sicetsDly, ne bak tLs IDathg 10 Snow Eot ~.
The r Bradley Mining Co, IT Sanger.
near Baker City. had cleanup Of 600. 600
in December When such things can be
raid about cur Santiain mines ws may Iook
| for a mining boom here We predict some-
i:.ing o: that nature in very few years.
a. Stint, who is known nearly every
where in Oregon, u now infestirg this val
ley. He was Induced 10 leave Medford by
Marshal Miller, who wanted 10 collect IL
cense from him. as he claimed - he a real
estate agent. and Is in Ashland at present.
-Jacksonvilie Timer. II is strange this
fellow doesn't change his name.
II a Newspaper were TO begin and run the
city down in which it is Published how Eoon
would every body in the whole country find
IL cut, aud how quickly they would be kic:s-
ipg the editor out on the tiIst roEud but he
can pnif up his city day after day ard sing
its p a;ses 10 seven languages and torne peo-
pie never seem to know il. Think npthine
has been done anyway. Yet az 4 matter oi
fact DO single thing begias 70 work sc much
fora city's prosperity a. its newspaper,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
The 9eillotrat.
O'''''.l Co., II Pl'',.
HINTS TO nousEKEEpERs.

For corns and bunions nothing Is so cooling
as the white Of an egg.
A solution Of alum, ten grams to the ounce Of
water, is excellent for the soaking Of your fee,
II they are tender.
Don't think It is time wasted TO prepare a few
kindlings and lay them behind the stove with
paper every night, then II any one is taken III
during the night, and fire is needed, II Is
only moments work to get IT,
Sunlight is one ofthe best disinfeetants. The
microbes that cause disease do not flourish in
strong sunshine. II also has the advantage oi
being cheap.
Clean oileloth with wet towel pinned over a
stiff broom, and rub with long, sweeping strok
es. To polish II use mixture Of equal quaint
ties of linseed oil, beeswax and turpentine, an
have il rubbed in well.
See that your kitchen stove has a thorough
cleaning inside and out every two OF three
weeks. Many times stoves are blamed for no
drawing OF baking well when they are elogget
up with ashes.
Cold drinks, as rule, increase the feverisl
condition Of the mouth and stomach, and s'
create thirst. Experience shows it to be I
fact that hot drinks relieve thirst and "eool of
the body when il is in an abnormally heate'
condition, better than ice-cold drinks.
Eggs which are to be broken into water
should not be broken into boiling water, as tn
motion destroys their shape, but let the waite
be as hot as possible without boiling, AMI le
them stand several minutes on the back Of III
stove. They will then be soft but firm al
through.
When white marble slabs and nantels get Iii,
oolored, take very strong soap-lees and mix
in quieklime till it is about like milk, nd sprea
the mixtule on the marble; clean II oft with Sos
and water afer twenty four hours time an
rub the marble with fine putty powder an
olive oil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
SATURDAY.

Dagocs.
Oar hotels are crowded.
Judge Strahau |. in the city.
r d Wilson, ef rendleton, is 10 The city
MIR. ] Il Stewart, of Halsey, is in the
city.
Klamath is said to ba the colGes. eaaatj
ia Oregon.
Another general me,cnaadiss store is 10
be started in Newport.
The Columbia canning company .. Astoria
has tailed and assigned.
| Tommy Dodge drew the fine album rs flied
of to-day by the Sisters.
Mrs. Dr. Davis and mother, Mrs. Hen
drex, went to Harrisburg to-day.
There 10 % cents in the city treasury aud
the ci y is somewhere near $1,000 in debt.
Rastling Bob Hendricks aud wife Of the
Salem Statesman, passed up the road to-day.
DR. W ii Davis, Of Harrisburg has located
in this city. See his card in another co.nmn.
This mornings train was delayed an hour
or two on account Of about two ieet of snow.
The ball eivewat the St. Charles Hotel
last evening is spoken Of as very pleasant
affair.
There arc said to he casts Il smallpox at
Amlty, in Ysmhiii county, and 20 more ex-
posed TO il.
Mcknight Bros. have just purchased
another line 2 year old, Celiic, full brother
TO Altago.
e II Flagg, formerly of the St. Hulen's
Mist, is taking of starting weekly Demo-
cratic paper in Salem.
J Carroll McCafrey, Eecietary of the
franklin Building aud Loan ASSOCIATION, OF
Portland, is in the city.
A deck hand Oh QUE {, the Columbia river
steamers tive ears ngo was worth $50, QUO.
1t is all gone. Such Is lite
Street cars uow run from the Chenekete to
the depot in Salem, and 1t is thought tho
line wall pay permanently.
The "Ysquiaa Ray" couldn't lie much
more Of wreck thaA IT is. les machinery
has nearly all ueea taken out.
EB Piper is now CITY editor OF ,hs SEATTLE
Post InteHigeaceY and w Ii Perry, formerly
of Corvallis, senior repoi ter.
The wheat mark et as Albany is about as
dull MS a hoe. 20 cents continues to be pad,
OF rather cifered, for no one sells.
a man named George Thomas at Taco \
received check for $3.50 few days ago and
suddenly disappeared. Probably returned
East,
A very rema, kabe thing is The fict that
the pronennI doea net appear III Governor
Penuoyera message, perhaps the first iasta, %
on record.
Yaquina Bay wants some Kansas boomers.
and the paper there says that coantry has a
better opportunity than Tacoma or Seattle
eyer had.
Prof G f Russell aud wife, of Halsey pre-
cinct, are in the city to-day. Prof Russell has
taught six terms in the same place, which
speaks for his popularity.
The firm Of Bashor & Williams, engaged
| Ia the mercantile business at Gold Hill, has
been dissolved, Mr. A A Bashor, form egly
of Spicer returning
! Children Cry for,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
HoHE ANDABRoAD
THURSDAY.

A dissolvine tnow storm to-day.
Several drunks we're In tho osliboose yes
tefday.
Forty.six letters registered ut the Albany
poatoilice to day.
Tho state temperance alliance will meet
10 Albany ON February 20.
Hon Allen Parker. Of Yaquina Bay il IN
the city. Likewise Hon J Schooling, of
Harrisburg.
Mr. II. NJ Thornton left for the Sound .
day or two ago, for the benefit OF his health,
which has beon very poor lately.
Mr.. Edward Weller and Miss Emily Hue
lot, Of Salem, were married yestesdsy. The
bride is niece Of Mrs. II. II. Hewitt, OF
this city.
As announced by the DEMOCRAT the eclipse
Of the moon came ttfl last night. IL was q
pretty sight, the sky being 10 fair condition
Tor observation.
/ N Dolph Is the caucus no ninco OF tho
Republicans for u. =. Senator by q vote oi
5S TO 0 for the Geld, and will Of coarse be
elected on frat ballot.
Frank Avery, the man who was 80 mys-
toriously shot on ths cars, says Arthur
RfonDan was the man who sh0t him. A
warrant has been Issued for him, and u Il
thought would be served on him at Harris
burg to-day, where he has lesn.
Tho salmon shipments from tho ColunIl,is
for tho year 1883 comprised 428. 437 cases
OF this amount 207, $50 cases went overland
to tho East, Ills to England, and 5G,39.
cases to San Francisco. The pack on tbs
Columbia last year was about 37l 900
Richard l. Janoway, the Spicer yourg ma
IL being tiled 10 Portland to day for rob
bing the maila. Unclc Sam now has botl
tho money given 10 secure JaHeway's ap
pcarance and Jancway himself, more tha'
he L. entitled TO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
FRIDAY.


Wood Is IS q cerd in WallA Wsila.
The firm Of Thompsou & Waters at
Brownsyi,l. l. to be dissOlved.
Mary's Peak prsssoss very pretty ap-
pcarancs with its topknot of show.
Mr. Andrew cowan and Mrs Jos ciath re-
turned yesterday from San Joge, CAL
Tao Southern Pacific refuses 10 pay for
hogs killed OF its road u5lcss through pegli
gcnce.
j. II. Slime iermerly Of tho Lebanon Es.
press. is now working Ia the State printing
Office,
Gov Pcpaoyer touched tho hearts If Cor
vAlies poople on tbs agricultural college
question.
Col. John Kslsav, II Corvallis. desires to
succsed Hon. Is +. = ,nkan - Consul Gen :
crai at Calcutta.
Mr.. Thos. Davis has sold the DIR. Alexan-
der fam 10 Mr.. g. X. Smith, 800 acres for
$500 Moateith * curran. agents.
Mr. sabin. travelling ageot fer j. q. Aver
& Co. mauufactnrers Of among the most RE-
liable medicines In the market, is in the city.
Mr. John h. Williams recently deceased
left property in.entoried at siG23.37. Mr..
B. r. Williams was made Administrator of
the estate.
Two ssi,fn school boys yesterday run
their heads together. causiag 30 damage at
all. and the ftet was feiegraphed to the Ore
| 9oHidH.
MIR. A i. Siauson. Of East Portland, Is
| In tbs city, aud expects to remsin until the
middle Of next week. Mr. 5. will probably
sperd Sabbath here
| 4 4. - l..
viding for the repeal OF the ysgrancy act. He
claims that the law il simply a bnon TO
tiamps, aud does just what it u intended not
to do. Something in that.
The usual bill f1r amending the divorce
Law, has been introduced in the Legislature.
T. I. Gcer. Of Marion county. has iutrodne
cd bill asking the rspsai oi the Chinese
pheasant law.
b. NJ. Wsshburn. Dayton. w. T. printer
has Just received 50. $50 on lottery ticket.
That amount Of maney was too much for the
printer aud be deserted MS case. and We
shsIi look for almost an. kind Of news.
A resolution introduced in the Legislature
yesterday asks Governor Penroyer why he
didn't enforce the registration law il il wal
constitutional. As tho Supreme Court de
clafsd IL nncon. titntionai where is the point
IL NER, 0t coatsct taiu pu too tapie'
The government wants piece Of land be
longing 10 ] w Bras6eld, at Yaquina lay
two acres ia extent Dir B wants s4500 20
IL. the government says $1,000 is enoug b
They hitch. and suit will be begun TO fore
Braslieid TO sell at reasonable price. Tn
Gle Sam ralea.
The following from the Pendleton e. o
w0uld intiica IL that one of our cftizeun in
tenda taking in the whole State 10 his opera
tions parties haYing horses for sale vii
probably he interested TO knoe that Mr.. l.
Scnders. CT Albany, will be at centerviila o
Thursday. the 24th. and at Pendleton q
Friday aud Saturday, the 25th aud 26th. 70
the parpp OF buying all good horses
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
DIR. BO.saN NO

in his nsw discovery for Consumption, sue.
ceeded in producing medicine which il; ac.
knowledged by all to be simply marvellous.
II is exceedingly pleasant 10 the tagte. per-
fectly harmless, aud docs not sioken. In all
cases Of cases Of Consumption. Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough. Group, Bronchitis, and
Pains 10 the Cheat. it has given universal
satisfaction. DIR Bosanko's Congh and Lung
Syrup is sold at SO cents by DR. Guiss Il Son.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN

For two days an advertisement has ap.
peared In the DEMOCRAT, signed by w. q
asking for correspondents with view to
matrimony. As this paper Is general
advertising medium II allows people to ad.
vertise for almost anything. The Man
About Town learns now that the adveriis-
er has been on protracted drunk for n
week, though he seemed sober when he
handed In the ad., and that he Is N. g.
anyway, and advises people II they have
begun correspondence with him 10 drop
their pen. Men who get on protracted
drunks are not the ones to have matrimon
al views In connection with.
Albany 10 talking street cars. Right here
the M. A. +. would like to advise our ciii
zens not to do anything in the matter un-
less they are willing for the small boy te
steal rides on the rear platform. lie vii
DO 1t anyway. Bort In him, and can't b.
gotten out Salem Is already kicking OF
the subject. Don't throw your legs out o
joint neighbors. No power has eyer beer
discovered yet anywhere TO keep the sinal
boy off bobtail street cars.
4 \
In some respects this Is the serious Tim
of the year. II Is the season of reyiyals
the time TO think OF better life. and II,
one lives 10 we'll that he cannot live better
4 I
No enterprise that has been talked of Il
Albany, seemed 10 be better received thai
the effort TO establish Loan and Buidinl
Association. As lever for lifting build
ing interests II takes the lead. As an In
vestment there Is nothing much surcr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
TangentNo,es.

L l. Bryan has gone to Walia walla on
a visit.
Mr and Mrs Burrcs, OF Monmouth, arc
visiting their daughter, Mrs Ryan.
The only young fellow whose case is
hopeless who never learns but seems TO
know Il all at the start.
We understand an edct has been issued
That no pupil over the age of u years will
be admitted 10 the public school here.
We saw live snake o.day. Think of
Iowa and Dakota.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25

Ca pyou IN tfiitaI nsa5 s1.; vii a. lie
good natGsed person so peevish, dissatisfied.
ill-tempered and cranky as biliiousncss.
There is no reason whatever, why any one
should suffer from indigestion. dyspepsia.
torpid liver aud loss Of appe.ite, when DR.
Hen;ey's Dandelion Tonic, which every on.
knows is u certain cure, can be so tasty. ob
tanned. Sold by .foshay L Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
FOR PILES.

itckiag ptsI ars known BIZ m ,ls.gso iias LIS
lon producing very dsscroo tblo Itching afsae
irg warm. This To- Agwel as Blind, Bleeding
protrudiny Piet, sssd At ones 10 tho application
DIR. Bosankoss r ID remedy, watch acts directly
the parts Nfested, absorbing the tumors, alaying
intense itc hing and eifeciing n permanart cure
cents. Address The DIR Bosanko MAicIne Co p
q. Sold by Dr. Giss and Son.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
a Pleasing sense

OF health anil sirsngth renewed aud Of ease
ard comfort follows the use Of Syrup Of Figs,
as il acts in harmony with nature 10 effec
tntiIy ctnansc the syssen when eostive 0
hiloas. For sale IL 50s. and 81 bottles by
all lss,ling drageist-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
REAL ESTATE SALES.

As recorded In the Recorders Office for
Linn county, Oregon
II II Phillips 10 Iiaman Shelton, Jr
100 acres, 9 L Et...........Ss ssoc
John Little TO Chas Gentry, 10 acres isc
Rosey Ramsey and others 10
Long, 100 acres, ~ W E... f3oc
4 Erwin TO S Courtney, 4 lots, ,Leb.
anon. ......,............ $500
S A Carpenter and others to S Z
Coshaw, Z sec, I3 E... 2osc
U to Benz Cutie, 100 acres. - ". patent
Y TO Catherine Rebham, I6o acres
wa.................. patent
Mary Costello by Ex'r to John
Cummings, u " &, I63 6S acres Is3c
N Ralston to Julia b Thayer, lot,
Lebanon ............... q
] NJ Ralston 10 Mary 6 Montague,
lots, Lebanon ...,.......... I2t
] S Courtney 10 II Raision, asxIso
feet, Lebanon. on............. 6sc
Mary Barrows TO VIM + Barrows,
$50 acres, - " E...... 2ooc
Thomas Davis 10 9 X Smith. $40
acres, II ~ -Soc
Eliza Warren TO \ ! Galbrailh, 40
acres, adjoining Browrsville. :. rsoc
w Hamilton TO 4 Z MILLER, So
acres, II " COX
$ Clark 10 I homas Thomas, lots
lis and A.....,............. soc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
l2o First Street, Albany, OR.
NOW TO co EAST.

Go East via Mount Shasta Route. Nice
climate and scenery at all times OF the year.
See Mount Shasta, Sacramento, Ogden, Salt
Lake, Denver. Finest seoond-olass cars
made arc run daily. Buy your tickets Of me
and save your fare to Portland. | am the
only person in Albany that can sell YOU n
ticket from Albany direct to any point in
tho United States. Cali on ma for rates.
w. l.. JESTER.
Agent ). +.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
CuRE FOR aICK IIEADaOErE,

Dayor want remedy for Bliousness, Pimples on
tho face, Il for sick headache, ask DR.
Gu'ss aud Son the Druggists, for DR.. GeLnis Live
pills. try dose. eainpias free full box % cent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
FM. Freach keeps railroad time.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was a Child. she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria,
When she had Children, she gave thom castoria
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
Baby carriage a. Stewart & soa's.

All kinds OF woolen drces goods are 2J per
cent cheaper than they were a year ago. Oar
stofk ia all fresh, consequently wccan give
yerS wv prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-25
letter List.

Following is the list Of letters remaining in the Post
oiice, Albany, Linn county, Oregon. Jan. II, 1850
Persons calling Tor these letter. give the dato on
which tlaav m are nj vertiae