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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
CAMPBELI.S' CAMPAIGN.

The NeN York Void speaking OF the casa
paign OF Governor Cam pbell Of Ohio says:
The governor reached SteuLinvilie at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon. A dense crowd, ap-
paTently Of woik,ngmen. sarged about the
station and cheered wildly when he appeared
An inpromptu pToeessisn was formed and the
governor taken direct To the opera house
through streets lined on either side with
cheering crowd. The sall vas far too small
10 hold the people. The governors appear
snce on the platform Was the signal for wild
yells, which lasted ior several minutes. The
audience had none Of the dignity and precision
Of the western reserve crowds. II knew what
il wanted and wasn't afraid 10 yell for !,
Tha, the chuch is joining with the s,booi-
house ia the crusade sgaips, the rus,om house
was indicated when IL was announced that the
meeting would he opened hy prayer by Rev
Williams. rector II the Episcopal church. II
is the first big political meeting in the state
that has been 90 favored during the campaign.
When the gyoeInor arose 10 speak he held
In his hand an enormous peach. ''Just a.
Was leaving Pittsburg." he said. ga friend pre-
senled me with this peach. Dad you ever see
. larger oneF Silence Ieiiled over the crowd;
and people looked at each other vosderingly.
They evidently hadn't had any pesehes 10
their politics so far during the campaign. The
governor gave them plenty Of time 10 wonder.
aud then vent on: ITS only lately you've
been seeing such peaches. Peaches didn't
grow like that when you and were boys. In
the old times. when we had q low tariff,
peaches grew only half as big ss that"
The audience began to see the point, and
preliminary eigglss went up all around. 81
don't believe ever saw peach a. big as
tlat until twenty years ago." he wen on.
Formerly We had a low tariff and little
peaches. now we have high tariff and big
peaches. Therefore high isrih makes big
peaches. Laughter and ehee's.) Last year
under ~ per cent tstin we had bad crops;
this year, the 6rE, upder 90 per cent iatia.
we have good crops u.aughterl Men and
brethren, do you want any better proof than
that Of the benehcent eject Of proiee;ion3
(Cbeers
"Last year The tariff on wool was 10 per
cent and wool brought "a cents, This year
the tariff on wool 10 eleven, and-bu' hold on,
this thing don't ht here. Laugh1er.l guess
III drop the subject. for Il went on and toll
you that wool this year was bringing only AZ
cents, you'd say | didn't know how 70 make
logical speech on the tariff from . Fepu5li-
can standpoint. [LsughteTl Maybe ! don't.
but you won't bear any Tepblmean making
a more logical one from this platform this
year" tApplaus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

The summaries below are for the
thirty-one counties of the state:
Number OF resident pupils enrolled in
public schools, during the year, under
6 years OF age, 1927; number OF teachers
employed during the year-male 1859,
female 1852, total 2641 applicants for
teachers certificates examined during
the year, 1874 number failing to obtain
certificates, 42S, number of children be-
tween the ages OF 4 and 20 not attending
any school during the year, 29,6l6 mum.
Der OF teachers employed in private
schools, 206; private school attendance,
6666; estimated value of school houses
and grounds, 81, 900, ,431 90; value furni-
ture, $l60. 0.0l2.39; value apparatus. etc;
S58, ,351.76; insurance on school houses
and property, $72s, s,447.50; average
amount of salary paid teachers-male
$40 10, female Sal; number school dis
tricts in state l747; number school
houses built during year-log IL, frame
10S, brick /; number of school houses in
the state-stone 2, brick 8, log 1873,
frame 1916, number OF universities, col
leges and academies 90, employing 234
teachers, with an attendance of 4S79 !;
number OF legal voters for school pur-
poses, 81 ,487. During the year twenty
eight county institutes were held and
these were attended by 1861 teachers.
Fofty-fve local Institutes were held
during the year.-Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
shake. o.s Of Gear.

BY malarisl disease, the human machinery
cannot perform les Office. Digestion, aecys.
tiop, evacaAtion are discrdsred, the bloed
becomes watery. the nerves feeble, the
couptenancs shastly. sleep disturbed and
appetite esprieious. Terrible ia this disease,
feli its consequences. There ia, however,
known sntidots 10 tho missmatic poisss.
and q certain safeguard against II. In
malarious regions OF our 5oath and West,
in South America, Gnsteuala and on the
Isthmus Of Panama, a. we'll a. In trans
marine con ntries where tho scourge exists,
this inimitAble preventive ard remedy,
Hostetter's StomAch Bisters, has, during
the last thirty-fve year., been constantly
widening ths area Of its usefulness, and
demonstrating its sovereign value. Liver
complaint, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney
t. cubic. rheumatism and debility are all
,emedied by il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

Gov Campbell, of Ohio, made speech
the other day In which he drew picture
OF two farmers with 5000 bushels OF wheat
each. One started out from Bombay, In
dIe, and the other from Ohio with Liver
pool for their destination. Each received
for his wheat $4,000. Each purchased
with his money such goods as he wanted.
The man from Bombay returns home with
his SIo 900 worth of goods happy and con-
tented. The man from Ohio starts home
with his $40, 900 worth Of goo dsut he is
stopped at the custom house at New York
and forced to give up $4,000 before lie can
have them admitted to the country. Thus,
though they both received the same price
for their wheat 1t takes $4,000 bushels OF
American wheat TO equal 10000 bushels oi
the India mans wheat at Liverpool. All
this comes from the bene6cent policy OF
protection
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
ngAL ESTATE sALgs.

! X kirkpatrick etux 10 Caroline s
Gcible. parcels ir, Lebanon & I75
J Il Kirkpatrick TO Isabella Kirk
patrick, power Of attorney.
q w Gray adm 20 II Bryant. T. u
ot w Il, blk So, Albany ... Gi0
Elijah Osborn etux to Chas Wat
ters, lots I, 2, blk l osborn's
add TO Lebanon. on....... Gn0
Renselsr Moore 70 VIM Moore. NE
4. sec a3, n w 4, sec -, tpi0
sR2 w ........... 400
Ell w Michael etnx 10 Marcna +
Fruit, part Of d l. G Of Eli w
Michael. ................... 1000
s Cannon etux 10 VIM ii Edwards
SEA, sec 10, tp 12, SR3W. GG50
] NJ Ralston eiux toG T Cotton
IS, acres near Lebanon, .... 1850
Total sslea...... .........tiiss5
A tiorher etux 10 Oregon San
Lum Co. right OF way on land
In sec 81, tp9 SR3E E......$ IS
Charles Yates 10 Col Read. lot 3
blk In Lyons. 900
John Cave stt,x 10 Lydia Emerson
Sw K. ses u t3sRiE. ago
ID W Hardin eiux TO I'd Myers
parcels In Lebanon .....s.... 4t3
r kltkendall 10 Ed Myers, parcel
In Lebanon Tt.......4s...... 400
Uailed States 10 John Baskin
i6o!S7 acres. acc 80 if 10 K
E...s.s......s,.... 400
] s Morris ctal 10 r q Smith, 10,
4 aad 5. Coins land pia, ... iIso
+ o Smith ctal TO $ Morris, lot
, and !, Coins land plat. 49,. 1000
BrownaYille u & l. Assn 10 i
Weber e,al ~ acre In
+ II Weber rlAi to Brownsville u
& Assn, lot 9 blk { webet's
add TO y Brownsville ... I
Fred Keen rtai TO { Hancock.
lot J and blk $ websT's add
tor Brownsville ......... 100
Geo Thompson e,al to " Browns
vile. parcel In y Brownsville. !
n l. Tucker etal 10 Nancy Tucker,
i47 acres in sec 10 ,p II K I
E.s...s-......s... j
VIM Tucker etux 10 NJ l.
Tucker. same as above. !
u S 10 David swank So acres In
acc 3o,poS E......... Patent
U s 10 Dsvid Swank So aercs In sec
Sotp9S E........... Patent
Charles YsIes to John A Ystes,lois
9 and 10 blk 4, Highland
Grove 100
Thomas Smith TO o ) Smith y =
SW Y Sec fotpi4S SR3 1000
Geo skinner 10 Geo Martin. Power ATTY
Deakins 10 Alley Deakins,
tracts IN tp II SRI E..... l
b d Deaklns to Alley Deakias.
tracts In Up II S RI E.. $50
George Huston etnx 20 w Huston
tracts In tp II 5 X 3W...... 500
James A MsCully etai 10 Robert
o Meculiy az acres In Leba
non. ................... asoo
u S 10 Lydia Emerson, s VIZ sec
74tpf3S E......... Patent
Total sale ,..........$s5 $3.50
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
WHAT IS BUHACH I?

thoroughly effective Insect Dawdsr upon
the nsi ke.. and is manufactured solely,by
the Bshtch Producing and Manufacturing
Company. OF Stockton, California.
The word "Bnhaeh," is msjs part q
the trade mark of said CO npany, and ALL
DEALERS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
SELLING ANY OTHER INSECT pow
DER, UNDER THE NAME OF BIZ
HACH.
Persons, who order Buhach from their
dealers and receive insect powder that Is not
an etfectivs insecticide, WILL CONFER a
FAVOR BY REPORTING THE FACT
To THE BUaACH rR lDUClNG AND
MANUFACTING COMPANY, IN OR
DER THAT ALI PARTIES GUILTY
OF SUCH PRACTICES MAY BE EX-,
POSED AND PROSECUTED. Z
II your dealers don't keep Buhach, don't
let them cheat you by selling you an inferior
and worthless insec. powder, but COZ
MTNICATE DIRECTLY wIT9 THE
BUHACH PRODUCING AND MANU-
FEATURING CO., STOCKTON. CAL,
WHO WILL FILL YOUR ORDERS
BY MAIL OR OTHERWISE AND
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

The Minister OF the gospel falls to please
all of his parlshioners. There are those In
hts congregation that could Improve the
sermon. The school teacher falls to please
hIs patrons. There are patrons who could
easily Improve upon tie methods OF In
structIon. The newspaper man falls to
please all his readers. There are many
readers who could make a better paper,
and 81 Il is Ia all professions or callings.
generally those who know least about a
business, know, in their own estimation,
most about how Il should be run. Not
vithstanding all this, when man wants
to learn how to sharpen plow he goes to
q blacksmith
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16


In the matter Of tho estate
Geo. ]. Foster, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lN by virtue OF an order OF sale duly
made end entered Of record by the
aooye entitled court In the above
entitled cause At the regular October
term OF said court, To wit, Oct z, 1891, the
undersigned, administrator de bonus
non OF the estate OF Geo. 1. Foster, de.
ceased, will, on
Saturday, the 7ta day of EsyemseF, 1891
at the hour OF o'clock, m, OF said DAY, a.,
at the court house door In tho city Of
Albany, Linn county, oregon. eell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder the
following describrd real property belong
ing to sad estate, towit:
The undivided one-ifth interest," in the
following described premises to-wit: Be-
ginning at tho sou' Invest corner of section
Tp II SR3 W OF tho Willamette meridian
10 Linn county, Oregon, and running thence
north 160 rods to the quarter section stal .;
thence cas-. 1876 rods; thence south 1873 rods
~ John Gray'b lire; thence west along said
line 10 the northwe,t corner OF said John
Gray's land tbense south to the section
line; thence wtst along said line to the place
OF beginning ALo the vest half OF the
D0rthwest quarter Of section % and the
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
OF section u in said township. and range
containing z40 acres. Terms Of sale cash
in hand. CIV GRAY,
Administrators de bonus non OF the estate
ct Geo Foste., deceased.
Fl II HEWITT,
.Asy foi Admr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

Mr. Andrew Carnegie says he Is a firm
believer In the doctrine that the young
men of America should take their holt
days away from their own eountry,so that
the eoSwebs can be entirely swept out OF
their eyes. Mr. Carnegie ought 20 bear
In mind that not all the young men Of
America are TIE beneficlarIes OF a high
tariff. The erea, majority OF them have
TO stay at home and work for living.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

tea a bright, shiny green. bat also permit, the
use OF cffcolor +" aad worthless teas. which.
once undsr the f-eea cloak. are readily
worked oa as a good quality OF tea
An eminent authority writes on this sub
lect: "The manipulation Of poor ,eas, 10 give
them s'flRer appearance, Is carried On extern
slvaly. Green teas, being IN fhls ooaa.ry
especially i0puiar, are produced 70 meet the
demand by cc!oring ehea; er h'acs; Ai.is b
glazing or facing with Pru.sian blue, tauGs.c.
gypsasn, and ipdlgo. TY.is aseisod Is &c cc,s-
Jrci "a. r,rg i;c!: 9er':tgs Eacs'a7'; green tea
is cTersI Jyr sale"
Il was the knowledge cf tA;s condition "a
affairs tia. prompted the p.sc ng Of Ecech's
Tea before the public. 1t Is absolutely l,.Se
aad vl'haat oolor. Did you ever $50 any
genuine uacclose5 n an tea? AK ycar
ST Ger 70 orsna PACKAGE 81 Eee1h's, aed yup
VII! zee l., and probably for the very irst
l:me. /; VII be ic,itd in co,or % he jaSt ho-
tween ,ao -,r.iaelai green tea thai yov have
been accustomed to and the Back teas.
1t draws delightful eaua-y color, ana is so
fragrant tat It viii be revelation TO tea-
drinkers It's purity makes it also more
ecouomii i than tie artificial teas. for le,s
of II Is required Per cup. Eoll only ii pound
packages bearing this trademark;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

An exchange says they tell a joke on
the Indian attendants who represented
the Klamath reservation at the recent
Methodist conference at Salem. A big
circus was at the capitol city at the same
time, and the Indian delegates left the
conference to attend the circus, which
they pronounced Immense" Tho
spread Of religion is very healthful at the
Klamath reservation, though the Indians
insist on having some variations For
instance. they never name the children
themselves, but await the clergyman
whom they insist shall select the name.
A grent many OF the boys over there are
called Isaac, and it was often asked why,
until it was found that the Rev Isaac
Driver had been over there christening
the children and had named them after
himself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
LARGEST = ASSORTMENT
-oF -
HEATING. STOVES.
AT
MHTTHEWSE& WAsHBURN's
LARGEST

ATTENTION. The very latest news is that
yon can buy of julius Gradwohl's
Bazaar. for net cash, 10 pounds eranula-
ted sugar for $l,00 aud IS pounds Extra q.
sugar. All goods sold for pet cash from 10
to rs FER cent less the regular price, as I
intend ia run strict cash store. He will
cell No kerosene oil for Twenty-Five cents
. grlion. and Eve gallons of pickles for 81,
all at DC cash, at Julius Gradwohl's bazaar.
de alio keeps general assortment OF
q ,eries for sale a. above at net cash
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
health Is WEALTH +!

BIZ. Y +. c. VESTS Nerve and Brain Trsatmen
guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DiEnnsss, Conva
sons, Ffs, Nervous Neuralgia, Hsadsebe, Ksrvou
AostTstion caused By the Of alcohol tobasss.
Wst t,fuIness, Mental Depression, Screening Of che
trail resulting In insanity and leading 10 misery,
1aeaD I'D Aszsh premature old age, barrennsss loss
n Pei caused ky over-exsrtion OF the frsls
nsstl ~ eeHtains ems months treatment, q . box
Or six boz - Tor ts seat by mail prepaid reseipss
Price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES TO CURE ANT
nsenmpane6 With s5 we will send the purchaser our
written guaIautse 10 refund the money II the treat
nsnt deey pot effect cure Guarantees issued onl
byJ. A. Cumming, Druggist sole agent, Albany. Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
'rELEGRApHIC NEWS
aol.l Rolsbery.

La GRASDR. Oct o.--word has Just been
received here Of a daring robbery which was
perpe,rated upon the Nationol bank Of Eater
piise, In Wallowa county. Wednesday alter
noon Cashier Holmes was alone In the bank,
when q man entered and saldi "ITow much
money Las John Smith, Of Portland. on de-
posi-, hersf" Upon Mr. Holmes saying tha, no
such had any money there the visitor pulled
out pistol. and sticking Il In bis face said,
"You are d---d liar." by this time two
confederates had come up on horseback, and
while one, sitting on bis horse. with PISTOL
In each hand, warned the people back, the
other entered the bank and psshei oil the
money on the counter, $500, ialo u sack.
The three then escaped 10 the mountains In
the direction Of cornueopia. A posse was
organized and sent in pursuit, but, as the
country m spatsely settled, theis capture 10
Is doubtful, Four thousand dollars more was
In tie til under the counter and sould have
been had as well as no, had the robbers taken
the time,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
Old Lady Capture. /. cer.,..

JACKSONVILLE, Or Oct 7.-Yesterdsy
morning Mrs C Hoffman. aged 7o. pioneer
lady II this place, went out 10 her poultry
yard and found large coyote inside the
chicken house. She promptly closet the door
and called her son in law, David Linn, who
sho the brute. II was aiterwsrd scalped.
and the "a 50 bounty claimed in the name Of
the courageous old lady who captured the an
iHal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
cousrY COURT rnocEEpIscs.
%. n. n. Blackburn, Judge y. W. Cooper an
Win. Ruin baugh, Commissioners

10. n n. blackburn. Judge; D. ". Cooper an
VIM. Rtiinbaugh, Coinmlssloners.)
The resignation Of w J Wigs, justice
OF the peace oil Rock creek was accepted.
The matter OF the tax levy was con.
tinued.
A warrant was ordered drawn In favor
oil Il II Webber, admir-, foe claim of 965, :
CD of claim OF @ A Reinhart. deceased.
The contract for building the bridge
across Thomas creek ut Hamolis was left
TO b rillotson. Of Albany, at 5000.
III the matter Of application of ] II
Peery ct al for county road. ordered
opened and costs paid.
Matter OF application Of w II Young
fo' change OF location of county road,
continued.
Petition Of Geo NJ Stafford ct nj for ap-
preparation for county road, disal.owed.
Matter Of election booths continued !;
more bids Will be received.
Matter Of repairing booth In road dis
trict S continued.
In the matter Of the construction Of n
bridge across the Santiais. nj Mil City, Il
was ordered that the proposition Of Mar
lon county be not approved.
G ID Stein allowed rebate on assessment
Of mills on dollar.
Petition OF VIM Marks et al for county
road at Lebanon, dismiased.
The clerk was directed 10 issue new
warrant to sheriff 10 collect delinquent
taxes.
Following b.lls were allowed:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
1 u m B z r..

We wish 10 ssy TO the public that we
have just added IarIe planer To cur mill
and are prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of
lumber, dressed or rough. as tbs pur
chaser may chose, as good as the bert,
add ss cheap as II can be sold.
In payment we will take all kinds or
produce. such as hay. -four, grain, bncon,
butter, beans, besf By tho quarter. ets
In fact anything Lba. Hs can use. Please
see ua before you p1rohsss your bill Of
lumber. as NC feel cDnfdent that we can
suit yt a. You will always 6n1 one OF
Us at our mill - mitas from Issbsnon
8 mi .es from Waterloo. on Hamilton
creek. wIRf h BEgRIGAN,
Lsbaaon, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LN Coshow, jr, the undersigned. has this day been
appointed administrator Of the estate OF Henry
eraser, deceased. A'lpersons having claims against
said estate must present eaid claims to the under
s.gI,e at the Office OF Westherord In the city of
Albany, Linn county. Oregon, properly verified,
within SIX rnths from this date.
Dated this list day OF September, 1897
o. p. C0SHoW, Jk.,
J X WEAynEsYsAD, Administrator
Atty for Admr. (e25)
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ger, for Linn C5aHiy.
ALFRED DI1TBESSEg
Sc, hsrdlus piub.na4r,
Defendant. J
To Berhertliuu DlItbsnncr, tho aso
named defendant.
Tn THE NAME OF The STATE OF
l. Oregon, you are hereby required 10
appear and answer tbs csmplsint nisd
against yJu. In the above entitled SUIT by
October 26lh. 1891, that being the first day
of the term OF this cour. following the ex-
rdrAtion Of the time prescribed In the
srder for publication. and IL YOU fail 50 to
answer tor want thereof ths plain. ifY will
apply 20 the court for the re,isf demanded
In his complaint. viz: That the bonds OF
mstrimony existing b.tween p!Aintifl and
defendant ba forever dissoivci ard for
the cpSts and Disbursements Us this s1it
10 hs taxed.
This summons is published hy orier
81 don. X: 2. Boise jitge Of said eourt,
aud made Snd dated the OH day OF
September, 1891.
J.K. WEATHEaFoRD,
tslld'vl Attorasy fer Ffr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
Stair school sTaTIsTacs.
Rigares from the Annual Reports OF che
states County School superinfeudents.

The school statistics presented in the
annual reports Of the several county
school superlntenients for the year 1891
have been collated and tabulated IN the
Office OF the state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction. These statistics are COM
piled from the reports which were made
by the superintendents on March lst, as
provided by law. Below are presented
some OF the most interesting points OF
these reports:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

Mr. James Brown, of Lebanon, met with
quite an accident the first OF The week
while Hitting a boiler Of hot water acci
den,ally spilling Il on himself scaiding
him pretty bad but not seriously.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

NoTeE.-Mr julius Gradwohl informs
the DEMocHAT that his Golden Rule Bazaar
will be known hereafter as Julius Grad wohl's
BszaaT.
Dated Albany, Sept 2ssh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

Bob Bnrdette says God wasted mud
when he made the man who takes a
newspaper from the post Office for two or
three months and then has the post
master mark it refused" in order to
avoid paying for it.-Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

The banks of Umatilla county have ST..
100000 on deposit, while the county this
year produced $3.50 for every man wo--
man and child within her borders. This
is record that any county might be proud
Of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Face Bleach
"FRUITs AND FLOWERS .

A N ILLUSTRATED II ogT.CULT.
n urai monthly jourasl. edited by Prof
u. Lake. No farmer or fruit rover
can afford 10 be without T.. II PAYS
whoever takes It, 81 PER yoar. 81 six
m ouths, ~ cents a single number.
Address, ID. II STEA rms,
Portland. Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

Twenty million rubles have been ex
pended by the government buying seed
corn for the peasants of the famine
stricken district, and l00,o00,00 rubles
will be required to furnish the starving
peasantry with bread.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
MisFrrs

Ed Purcell was yesterday sentenced to
four and Green Hayes to two years for
horse stealing. They were jailed at Nc
Minnville last Saturday and were taken
to the penitentiary today.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

A tax payer OF Albany who does not
seem to have the fear of the city eouncii
before his eyes asks laconleally what use
the Ferry street sewer Is TO be put TO