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Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
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os ubebost, aItiaa Tibet inbbpoenbe for 300 Wienneifer,
iom life ensuns fit Gag Oper SOueSet. Men Snsen par
misfornsiet.
9 pore Sjsrter bosoe bare Satnemmeligbeo ouer Jeos
ninsen ira en- iOrfarbeIis Dob; iamnenlisnet meS be TO
Gimers 9lnsit, par bet en- SusateI at uente reO SuuImOb
paa 8ebninssbaaoe, iom piloe TONNE ON no9le elmer.
StiOnt ri par fere DfI fra nOsen itorrs Sy, MATTE
9uerns fra bet ~branbenoe Stib pare feet al Ssnberns i
9anb, % gub bleuet aiienSt til narmsite Yg. Obi for
giattsns 6rembrub autpm fere minbre Sampbaabs, os
ON fort Sib par Gnbuer bienrme hos fig ieIu.
SaaIeoes ilutteOe Dor e~uentprIise SrpIupsreiie. Nien
6pIgerne uOebIeu life. Den forfGr6eIise aufrGn9slie
Os SpGnbins, leg bapOe uOituaet, Os be itore grOuOiaar
paa SGnoerne Os anT9tet IGgSe mig paa Spgeiensen.
Sa ies TO Tiger isnere melOte mig til Gieneite, 1T ieS
pioe, at MobiIias Pasiusercr bupOe fat inO 1000 0OIs
Iars for mig Sanfen. Wteu itte not meO bet; Damp.
itibsieIitabet bauOe ifafiet mig GuIOmebaIie % siuet mig
G~niGtteIie iom Soos paa g%iniens bebite 6artSi.
Nauss gar er saaet ben, iiOen ies % min tupre 9us
iiru oar iaa mar usO Dor ibite 6GrO iOm paa Dor grpIs
Iupstur; fra 9Oos er is bIeueu Suptein % 0teOeier
Ell al Si5ie iiutelise iusmuisaOe PaIuOier; men %beitanOis
saur bet liOt mig, naar ieg refer fOrbi ben lille 9.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10

mango Taarer os meb mango inoerlise
EnIfer ON Belii9nelie ouer mig.
Sormoerlist iulgte 2pifen mig oer'
pper | bet iremmeoe 2auo. SrnucoiS'
Selfanslie ~leOlaseoe mtg operalt, og
meo !6errsnS Siafp a mart min
JrsmtiO iitret. Seq iunot sooe 8eu'
ner o. troiaite Sialpere % fuRbe til'
irebsitllle nit Sjertes gnite: at ituoers
Weoiciu.
Nen / al min 2Dfte bar mine 1anter
bog beitauois bos 5raucotie. Seq itreu
ilitti9 iii benoe og ienbte benoe gift,
bpao ies tnnoe uubuGre. Nen tiliioit
III iea til min fore Smerte iugeu 81
terretuina mere fra beuoe. Seq prsg
after % after, men Gilt lur9i9pes.
Sna iunbe ie9 life lGnscre uoBsfs.
at bliue oerouer. Seq reiite biem for
at ie9e eitcr min 8leiemooer. QGn9e,
lGuge oar min Wtcie ior9jGpes, O9 je9
isrgeoe opri9tig ooer, at ieg life funoe
sien9j9loe ben t~roiaite Sial bsnosS
ai9rll9beo og Opoirelie. - Guoelig
bsrte Sub min Bsn % loo mig, iOm De
bar Ieet, fiuoe 6rancoiie y. SuOr ie9
bog err Serren taftemmeli9 iOr benne
Haaoe! 3bi, mine Serrer, bun er Uel
fun Ell fimpel 9ieneitepige, men bun
bar giort tuiinoe Ganse mere, eno q
gen eli itor aOn9e!"
SDbt rgrt tang 3UttUren, O9 bans
3ilburcre tunoe tun meo Yeio9r Ifjulc
ocres Seo99elie.
@nouu / fire Tiger ngb ben samle
6rancpiie ben 2ptfe at frDoe fig poer
ben @jeninnone; iaa iOu bun bliot og
lali9t ben | fin tnfnemmeli9e Bleieipns
Irmc.
"0en 8etfarbises Sbutommelie err
III Sclii9nelie!"
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Setra9tninger
Sintraet % bets 6reue.
(Sob. Is. 10
(gf 8. @.sG)

s iibite Yetrastnirs talte ri ON,
bpprleces 8intraets Slube, glomlter
% 5rlrater bar ct 8illebe paa Saabet,
2rpen % 8jGrlisbeoen; Der b~ebuoeoe5,
at / bette gfinit ifulbe Der bebanblss,
buprleoes ma bog meS aft bette frnbe
beorase fig ielu, liseium 8intr9et tunbe
babe baabe 8laoe, 8lOmIter % 6rus'
ter, U9 ale bisie bog uare unptti9e.
s BABE piit feet mau9t ct 5rR, iom,
iitebetfor friife, bar iammentrumpebe,
guile % o%rmitufue 8laOe, iom, iitebets
for irobi9e, bar uisne, falmeoe os btese
Slomiter, iom, iltebetfor sube, bar
nmppne, imaa % terre 5rugter.
Saalebes osiaa i ounoetis Sen.
ieenoe.
Saabet fan pnre fallft, ioet ct Mens
neife baaber paa Sub uoer at tiene
bam ! aanb % Sanobeo.
9eriom bu baober paa Subs Naabe
mibt bit Spnbelip, baaber paa 5relie
men Ell pil laoe Seins irelie Dig ira
Spnbens Serreosmme, baaber paa Sc
ius, uoen at bile babe ben belle Sc
ius, ba baaber On iOrajapes.
9bi Seius er sipen oS til &etiarbis.
beo, Sellissisrelie Os 5Orlsss
ming; altiaa life BLOT til &etiarbisbeb
men Osiuu iii SeuissjGrelie.
Geroens Bsrn iise oite: "ga ia, b
iaa MI baube bet bebite, ri fan, at Sui
pil bjelpe ps, tbi Sub er barmbierti9.
Mten intet Menrelfe bar no9eniombelI
&et til at baabe paa @uo uoen Smpen.
belle.
Sa mango ~Iorperle i ben @rao Del
ianoe meb bet ialite Saab, at De trO,
at, ranr man bare / 9postimen fan
"taa ct Sut tpr 49," laa bllr man ia
fig, on man enO Bele lin 2epetiO bar
pau0ret uben CUB / 8eroen, % leuet
/ SpnO Os @lenOi8BeO, Spot Os Set.
iino og MOoitanb MOB Cub.
&c bette Slu98 Saa6 er li9t Bin.
traets guile O9 ormitufne 8labe. Mter
Der er u9iaa ct anoet Slass Saab, ION
er list bisie 8laoe. Mange Menne.
fer fomme til OpOattelie os ie, bunt
be burOe 9isre, men iua sua be bOrite
us uuirfiomme, o9 9ier oloris ro9ei
9lpor meo fin Smpen6elie, men be
baabe, at bet moi iful blipe beore, men
aupenoe insen Gnitrenselie, insen 5lit
for ueo Subs Strait at operiettes fra
Msrtet til 9piet.
Gnore ere TONNE libt lansere; ot
ere be9Dnote at beoe % tribe liot, men
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Riuncapolis. Mum. aots ansuit 1891.

Riuneapcls. @mu, 30fs ausuii 1891.
TT. n. 7. Sduesul
3ea tiFbtc ei ai 1crcs &c. 4 Better Rousmber
RaaHeo 1890. 3ep Ieo uteqet ai 'roniff 1ufdmaiiOH
I psn,re sibe al WdUci. iamt Rnqpcri idd fem. Of
ies cite bleo ieHacIiigtC Here Tiger. lsg baubc
ig9t here qgasr. mta o. NE meaet brbre. IiII6t
'isbte lea ci al 7eres Et.tJr. irm Is brnats bpsr Iaa.
bier itGrierc ca ~ qcS apprfii oa COB Sguu, Giisr
at kaSe brust bet 3 U1aGneoer, bar ies albrleB ii
for SmSrisr. 1cp fan mso 1iube aHbeiaIs 7ere5
Better III eub6er, icm ttbCr al %iaatauHs 5paoomHe,
tbt bet bialp MIG.
Glfo asttie
glrb. emma Pstcriou.
523 1915 Hbs. z.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
glmn,aVOtis. Emu.. ST, auIt iss

UtIHHtuFUIIH, UtIIII1, DIT OHT IFIs
I'll Eduoeu electric 60.
g1ius 6.rrer! SOm &c of butte, iistte Tea ct al
Ieres II. Sanosu's s~lsctriite Better rn8ahg tIerens
Der fofe Oar, III at isHos III min 1doer I Susrias.
eeiiet anton Der Hstop uto JutetiO, % Tea pti i9e, at
lea tune life bare ienot Batter en- imuitsreJ ~ute8aOs to-
/ ct grco. wceiaast ia BAN 'oy tort Iio hben. ifrtvsr
bon III mig. AZ geliet albsiej bar beltrrost BAN fer
3lheunaiismrH, Der I aareuis bag giaget BAN tart.
Belief bialp BAN cgiaa Saa andre Raaoer, ibt ban
Haer, al ran % aar life bar isli iaa 800t. Gan saar
uu4 NJ g1i ON Taacs, rsbsns baH. isr BAN brljts
7eres Bette, nc,or par rail- not nc AZ ictiaoc Quit.
Teres meqet fcrbuHoIe
&. Gue6srg. agent FOX "JsBis" 5pndlHasr.
BUtia 1902 3eFsriou Ctr q g.
gdtu uBottts 5siaa { g. Ruosfpbs 7ruaitore,
Ietorah, lotpa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10

"eahorta r iaa pi a~nD,usl, isr Bern. Of lea
sutslsitg zen irtnis o. Hss,t aund D}isbsf, icn "a tins
su-. r.N arhu. NJ d.
II g. Eristo Su, BroeHg,H Y. q.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10

W. t"NNf 49, 49, SNFH $3.50
9r. q. Z. Sdnoeu.
SgitGrrbs!
gisb iuessu 9~a'uemntIiAbso ott iea ioaa ieuos Ten
RosIt Orb. sibae 9att9 tisbts leo ct AZ Eerss Ro. 5
Better. % isg tror, bet raa UGre si meafi tra'ti8t
glioesl, Der Tan uir'e, iom bette sigr, paa bet mruHe'
iflier eegene. 10, TIE @aiHuttsr siiG, at leg bar Ia
get 8eltsi paa, isIer iss ben HiloHeube8 iriHiua al ben
stsitriie strsm a,snatH bde geseutsi. let sT en-
H~9rieiia Fgstis.
SCR leg fIs6te bette Bette. lec lea ntcgst. saiH 81
belle par Hsrpss aiirRfteIle tusr ureHi Blob, ~ioroaTia'
get beb GpsranfreHJslfe. ,1ea 'sbts NANCE alag;
g7soieiHsr, ia Rs iBbts gsitri, HOsu a, mrr'e uOa:H
einbrina. NsH M II bet msb J0rnsislis, iel meobs'
Ter Fem, a, lea bar bait TOR eiatp az Tsss SiritOmms
gaibotI. 90 babbs bet iiis pRrst for Setst. baoos Ies
bel b0rst bso 90 bssraOti fer M men taiiet Sare bet,
slRbT mig M psb soo eelbreo % of dnbsiale Icrss
Bette III ale. Der lioer. Tom lea aiuros.
Rsb agtsls J 5iHue.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
nor 1amer on Gerrcr!

ei hifert Witotl mgo Rpres "a eeprinaoomH'e.
Gcrtorp,is % ale spasbeosr o. dcritprrtier biers'
renee fra a~anoelis 60 leaemIia Cusraniirendei Ia
mer. i~iibeieliae III aniaIo al Ierpps o. ialelis poDee.
sius, of babe itsrrs @dpn al at bore bette Bette, enb
al nOaet aHbe. Ntooel, erioa, Surelie for Tanner.
unber 7ilipu al en- opatia iiaubinapiii %SebiGIperits,
Pamisirr meo inlo uuherrstutnq. gibnesbgro 'rdPrr'
I0ner, Der n bGsusu bclbreOct Deb bore Better. laaes
irii paa 5rrldnaenes slsr isnoes nj snhpsr Aerssis
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09
N. 6. cnFRes nEpIcATrD.

Sunday was great day In the history
OF The NJ. +. Church, OF Albany. The
new church was then occupied for the first
time. Both morning and evening Il was
crowded with citizens OF Albany, who
united In pronouncIng Il an elegant s,ruc-
ture, aad an ornament to the city. Six or
seven hundred were present on each ocea-
sion, the actual seating capacity being
about six hundred. The auditorium seats
ABOUT 400 and each of the three class
rooms 90 10 10. The interior u beauti-
fully finished IN sugar pine, set off by
inaDzanita wood. with intersections OF
frescoed ceiling. A handsome electric
chandelier and pendsnts furnish the lights.
The seats of sugar pine are nicely cush-
ioned and the floor handsomely carpesed.
There Is not pretiier or more conyen-
icntly arrangedschurch edifce IN the state.
Ia the morning Rev w Bushong,D. d.,
preached a powerful sermon on .Spirit
Power IN Church Work" Rev 5 T.
Mefninger, pastor Of the church, made
statement showing the cost of the church
&c be $o43t. OF this amount 44To3 had
previously been subscribed, and $TSoo
provided for by the church extension fund,
icdN'UR PSI4t 10 ratsc. vi THIS bfuOuDt
$1,000 was subscribed In the morning and
over 5000 at night. leaving about 5000 to
raise. Mr. Jas Elkins,- who had already
subscribed $5oo,headed the list with S7so,
end was followed by George HOchstedler,
q l. Blackman and a friend with the
same amount. John Geisendorfer, g +
Simpson. B NJ Huston, + II Roscoe and a
| friend each put down $Too; Collins Elkins,
Ralph Ohling, Joe Chamberlain, s S
Underwood, Robert Conn, Mrs Coll Van
Cleve, Coll Van Cleve, s A Hulin, Perry
Conn, + Z Allen, Peter Anderson, r
IIadley and a friend $50 each; U G
Hayne, $35; ] B Conn, $50; A ] Hainil-
ton, y l. Cowan, Mary Conn, Anna Bab-
bington, Mrs Geo HochstedIer, Frank
Cline, A McFeron, Emma Cougili, w K
Graham. John Robson, r s Crosby, M
Anderson, Mrs 9 r Simpson, A Setilcmiei
and two friends, each Sz5. others gave
smaller amounts. and most Of the above
had already subscribed literally on the
original subscription,
4 Rev c G Stratton's sermon in the even
ing was a bright effort greatly appreciated
Excellent music was furnished BY choir
sitting 10 the left Of the pulpit. Th,
church was formally dedicated ande
charge of Rev S r Wilson, Presiding
Elder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09
naipsEs GENERALLY.

Having been visiting Lane county, |
thought would have 70 say few words
about that county. | found everything Fl
The way Of business moving right along.
The city OF Eugene Is 9 nice little place.
Many nice cottages going up. They
claim Il little dull, but II seemed TO me
that It was quite lively.
They have rather poor court house,
but talked with some Of the leading
men and they said they could do With the
court house, but could not do without the
bridges.
/ took DAY and visited the Springfield
bridge. II Il a finc bridge; Duilt Of steel
and iron. II Is 4oJ span built upon q
solid stone foundation. Ii is not half
iron and half wood. | think II or county
officials would visit that bridge they would
be convinced that the cement piers ought
be put under bridge like the Jefferson
and BfownsyiIle bridges.
Nov when Albany takes hold 10 bald
her bridge, ! do hope she will not allow
any pile piers, but 90 10 the bottom and
put IN rock piers ! DO not see why Al
bany and Linn county can't have bridge
when Lane county can build such bridge
without the aid Of city.
hope that We VIII see fine bridge
span the river at Albany. Rake The moss
of the backs OF the officials and begin IN
time. | know that there will be lots Of
mossbacks. In the country, say: 10 that
won't do Us any goodIp But say II will,
I've In the country and say as Albany
helps as build our bridges, We should help
build The bridge al that place. know We
have suffered with foods, but we have the
breaks repaired. DO Il up right and have
no trouble.
The Springfield bridge believe cost
$50 600. II the bridge a Albany costs us
S7o,ooo, We are better able 70 pay II than
Lane IL TO build all her bridges. say 1t
is high time that Albany should wake up
and say, a bridge we must have, and a
bridge We will have.
Nor a Moss. BACK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09
rlATs EsEEp.

The number Of city and town plats
illcd with the County Recorder during
1890 Ia good Indication that our citizens
were not sleeping. Investors can find
from the following list excellent oppor-
tuni,ics now for speculation:
Jan 7. wrIght's Addition 70 Albany 20
blocks Of lois. east part.
Feb 8. NJ Ralston'a 3ri add. 10 Leb-
anon, Z blocks Of 10 lota.
Feb i2. klrkpatrlck's 2nd add. 10 Leb-
anon, ; blocks Of IL lots.
Feb -. Maplcwood add. to Albany. by
] J Dubruille and ors., west side, 90 blocks
Of lots.
Feb "a. J N Ralston's 4th add. 10 Leb.
anon, blocks Of 10 lots.
Mar Z. sunnyside add. 10 Albany, by
Willamette Land CO., over 60 blocks of
s lots.
Mar 81. Townsend's add. 10 Albany,
south side, - blocks of lots.
April 10. Rural Dale, by II Thompson,
i2 lots Of aga and 4B5 acres.
April 10. stJames Park add to Albaay.
. acre lots.
April Is. wheelers add TO Albany. -
blocks Of abont lots.
April q. Eaion's add 10 Lebanon.
blocks ol 8 lots.
May -. cnsick's add 70 Albany. About
8 blocks Of 8 lota.
May u. shelburn City. blocks Of 8
lots, on the o r.
May 20. Holley. blocks os 8 lots.
July !. Galbraith's addition 10 North
brownsville. blocks.
July 10. sottIemieT's add 10 Tangent.
5 blocks ol 10 lots.
Aug Q. Munkers. blocks Of TO 10
lots.
Sept "A. kirkpatrick's 3rd add 10 Leb.
anon. blocks Of TO "A lola.
Oct 2. Jones' add 20 Albany. D iotn.
Oct ~. Park add 10 Lebanon. ( l0ss
and parks.
Novi. Bartcnshaw's add 20 Lebanon.
ls lots.
Dec 20. Hausnan's 2nd add TO North
Brownsville. 81 blocks Of 2 to IL lots.
Dec - Williams add 20 Lebanon. Ie
lots.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09
THROW PHYSlc TO The DOGS..
Eieetro-siagnetic Iafsaenee aaa Its EEecls
on lhc usman sysfem.


on tfc uuman Ayafem.
As The world advances 10 aga and the
people becomes more enliehtaned, the old
schools of meaicino gradually give way
70 modern science. The God givou pow
ers Of electricity and magnetlsm auppiant
the drastic drugs OF be phaFmacopela
for human gaFgoyias. Among the most
prominent professors Of the new cnrsslye
age Rge Dra Darrin. Wondrous 10 relate
they are especially successful In cnriag
chronic, acute and pIivate diseases, deaf
meas aud casArrh. II il not long since
tna rastnrod to health Mrs Olind Olson. Of
Portland She bod been eorely afflicted
with chronic rheumatism Of the knee
joints. and not long since that Mr. George
II pepenburg. German. . resident Of
Tuaiaiin, Or, who had been almost totally
deaf ten years, was cured 70 he could
hoar as well ~ ever In his life. and the
cure Is permanent aa shown by many Of
bis nelghboFs visiting DFs DarHin 10 be
cured OF aIi their chronic diseases. The
certificates Of cures made by those cele
braied physicians would M n volnmns.
They co brace every disease TO which hu
usansiy Is exposed. The romedies Aro
painless. almost pleasant and infalable
nrs DarFin are entitled 10 greet credit for
their alnoat miraculous discoveries IA
the art Of electric healing. There is no
known maladg that they cannot conquer
II patients viii give tho doctors a fair
chance. Their Offices 7a5z Washington
street, Portland, are bealagcd with the
lame. halt. deaf ana blind. from 10 q N 20
p NJ. They give free examinations and
charg, about half the ordinary fees Of
other physicians. Thousands are given
hame treatmcut by mall or express
Parties not able 10 como can send for
question blank end circular FREQ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09

r. NJ. French keeps railroad tims.
New cream cheese Just received Al Cora
Meyers.
Egan & Aehison q. selling monuuenis -
Portland prices.
Fresh New England miaco meat, On sals
u h Bfomnslrs.
Choice sweet Delaware grapes rceoived
ffesh every mcrniag ct 9 = Bfownsli'a.
hons, youths and boys cioshiog snd
furnishing goods 1t q W simpsons.
Have you seen thoae psrlor snits thst T
Brink has Just recsiveds They are nice.
w Bentley. best boot and shoe maker:in
city, three doors north Of DKMocRAT Office.
FOR bargains In monuments, headstonos
etc., 10 TO Egan . Aohison. Albany, Oregon
You should call aud see those fias library
lamps at G 4 Browneil's before buying else
where.
Tickets for ALL eastern points, over
ANY route. for sale by w n. Jester, At
.. 2. ticket Office,
For cold nights bny ThOs Kay weolen mill
blankets, cheapest 10 town. For sale By g
W Simpon, agent. Albany, Oregon,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09

RELIGIOUS Noricns The union meet
ings held by the Presbyterian and Uni
ted Presbyterian churches last evening
was largely attended. Tho meeting this
evening will be held III the main audito-
rum OF the Presbyterian cluch and will
be conducted by DR. Irvine. Subject
prayer for all In authority and for the
aboifshment of opium and strong drink
traffic; for oil needed reforms"
The Ladies Society OF the Presbyterian
church Will meet tomorrow at 100 p IN
with Mrs y Turner. This Is the annual
business meeting Of the society. Officers
Tor the ensuing year will be elected. A
full attendance iarequested.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09

THE REASON WHy--NLy is It that
Klein Bros. can afford TO sell boots and
shoes 90 reasonabIe1 Because they are
both practical shoe makers and make partcf
their expenses by working on the shoe
bench, any boot or shoe you buy Of them.
no matter what kind It Is man, womans or
childs, that rip, run over or the sole rips
loose they repair them for you free Of
charge, and as they do all the wOik them
selves, they don't charge you IS to so
cents pair extra for warrant 10 pay
some shoemaker to repair them for YOU.
They also make a speciality Of repairing
rubber boots.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09
WEDNESDAY.

Buy your groceries OF Parker Bros.
Ssner ktAut nt C e Browrell's.
Clcaks Al coss at w r Read.s.
Hnlin 6 Dswaon. drnagia.s.
Fiss groceries al Conn & Hendncson's.
Beat cent cigar in tho market at Julins
Josephs.
Bargains 10 library humps at c u Brow
uell'a.
Carriers began delivering mail in Astoria
last Friday.
chsadle eheess tho beat. Try it. cE
Brownel.
Genuine Iowa sorghum on draagh.iat G
e RrownelI Q.
Delicious Grange cider on tap 81 c II
Brownells.
Call At IIul,n ! Dasson's Now Drug sso.e
, for fresh drugs.
w. r. Read keeps the beat assortment Of
fancy goods In town.
Tablets, pencils and aponges. At Hulin q
Dawsons, Frcnch'a corner.
See w \ Reads limo Of dress gocds and
silks before buying elsewhere.
Great reduction in mems furnishing goods
for the next 30 dsysat w + Reads.
| The total footinzs OF the National Bank. Of
Hapner, arc sl35 7T4.4l. Its deposits ae
only s36.500.
200 cloaks TO be cold ct cost at w. r.
Reads. Come and secnrc bargains while
the assortment is large,
For fresh meats Of all kinds 90 TO Juison
& Skaters, opposite Schmsef's liverystsble.
Orders taken and prompt delivery.
The Overland train from the South was
several hours late this morning.. Many re-
lpetitio-s Of the otfense may he looked for
this winter.
A fine display of childrens school shoes on
center table at 9 Brownel.'s i are going rapid
ly at less than first cost. Call aud select q
pair before they are all gone.
i Money Is saved by buying good article
Mathews & Washburn's long experience en-
ables them to give customers the best goods
that can be had for the least money.
The store Of Blum & Co :, fwss burned al
Athena recently. Loss, $4,000. Insurance
$4,000. Blum was resident of Albany
last year. His brother Z Blum Is we'll Off
The County Court met this noon. Al
this ia the TIME for annual reports Of road
supervisors and the appointment OF nsw su-
pettlsofn y lvtlS rbsctpn NH uo ttiq ttuuI.
Live aud let live is Mathews& WAshburn'l
mntto We put only fair margin on oui
goods and have what tim people want Cal
and look over our stock and carefully com
pare all the points Of our stoYes and ranges
aud we will have no trouble Ia selling you
Il Quality for the money ia what Linn coun
8 ty people seem to want. And that Is the rea
son Mathews & Waahbnrn sell so many
stoves. They ask fair price for thoir good
and will not recommend any thing that i
not of the btst.
Freah druas, peEfumery, hair brushes
cloth brushes. tooth brushes. tesh bsushes
combs, money puraes, box paper, face pow
der, and. 10 fact. everything found in . frs
class drug store. for salo at bottom prices, b
Huiin & Dawson. drueEiats.
The Pendleton Tribune gets OF The 10:
lowing fling on an exchange: ~ r n Be
hss purchased the hotel st Indenendenco ~
the West Side remarks that the name i
changed. and says that il ii net II liberty
sllvnleo IL. Il Is xpo epphonions 10 30 a.
PANTY baaotod around bY tspriei1
prsas Why not oe|l 4 the s||efsE
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a VOICE EnoM rosT 81.
4 Lady Relates tvs Asto Eishing
rx perfcncee.

To whom It may concern: have tried ,>~ss :,
every conceivable reyaedy for biiiousnceA cils.
ing the past Ave years as am Of bilious tenn
peIament and suffer much from stomach ar
livcr troubles. But nothing ever gave mo Il
rcIiei that obtained from using Joys Yegetab.s
Hszapariila. In fact think tia cure for those
silnenis. Atthe umo was using it had q
listlc girl living In my family whose neck was
seriously affected By large open sore. and we
tried great many kixds Of lotions. snlycs and
blood purifiers to no avail. gave her some Of
my medicine (Joy's Vegetable sarssparilla)
thinking II might bencat her and -, it waa
purely vegetable, knew Il could do her no harm.
10 my astonishmeut she began to improve, and
within two weol;s was entirely healed md she
Is NOW as well - eyer
Mn. n 4. WHEATON.
m Post ST. San Fzanoisco
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DIED

DoRE.-Amy F., little daughter Of A
c Dore, Of Canyon City, but adopted Of
Mrs Clara Thompson, died at 5hedds. Of
typhoid fever, Dec 27th, 1890, aged 4
years, month and AZ days.
Cease to weep for your little daughter,
Though she lies beneath the sod
Heaven has gained another angel
70 sing before the throne OF God.
Cease to weep for little Amy,
God has called her as His own,
TO life eternal to be happy,
Singing praises round Ills throne.
Cease to weep you could not keep her,
Heaven Is The home for such as she
/ # we had gone when we were like her
oh how happy We would be.
C..4 - 4t<.1 T.. L. IL Il .<<s,.> 81 1<. =
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A PACKED HoUsE.-We refer to the
warehouse and store Of FortmilIer & r.
wing. A big car load Of furniture. just
received, did it, consisting OF an elegant
lire Of stands, bedroom sets, parlor sets,
chairs, lounges, ETC., 1t offers fine as-
eortment to select from. This firm keeps
probably the finest stock Of furniture in
the valley. Purchasers have big and
fine stock TO select from.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09

cnAHoe IN BUSINESS. .--From Jan. 1st
1891, We viii change our business to 0
strictly cash system, thereby enabling
as 20 buy for cash and get our discounts
whereby We can, and will, give our Gus.
toners the benefit. Our Mr. 9 II MueI-
Ter, wltls cast, made arrangements TO
buy goods direct from the manufacturers
at The lowest cash prices, and We will
cell pure goods at the lowest cash figures.
Believing that the people viii appreci-
ate store where they can get goods at
cash figures, we remain, respectfully
yours. MUELLER Il GARHKTr.
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HoLMns BUsNss CoLLEaE, Of Portland
Or, viii open Sept. 1st. J A Wesco, the
leading penman Of the coast, has become
partner in this school and will make 1t
the leading business college. Send for a
catalogue.