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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28
sALEM's COLD STORAGE.

That carload Of the choicest water
melons and cantelOpes has arrived at J.
G. Wrights. He keeps them on cold
storage and they are delicious.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

PEDCRA.-Tbe New York Racket
has fine line Of Fedora and other fur
hats, at prices, that surprise everyone.
Call and see. 251w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

Puritan Maple syrup, guaranteed
pure, the best ON the coast. Farrell &
10.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

Sweet Clover Honey syrup. guaran
teed the best table syrup. Take. nc
other, Farrell d Co., Omaha, Neb.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

J. X Bsksr.H. s7.b.Aad z 1874 IIls
TDft-. M-sssn4-
r A. Pnat X. "a GSsh Isf-. NJ
haus&-
WA BeDys. D. I4,b Io-a inf.
@. B. HsrtD0. C Id Sss. e.v.
LyOnA
Jos<ps, Pe,er-. p, ri ~sIls-. ~
bamx.
Moses Essln, p. 5sh IOwA. N-lsulA.
r. U. Hall. 59fh Ma. iof. sod 3.
19Eb Z. + cav, MehsmA-
Jesse 7. BeoBest, ss.h Iowa IBfi.,
Nsbzms.
GeoEsr zsDn. 5sh obiO Battery. ss-
len
Ls~is LusoD. z. Msb. cav. Ne
hama.
b. z waDds. c. ID VI Ish-. s4-
Is a.
s. B. Watkins. z. lss y. J Inf. "a
lem-
JR kAirba0ks. d. I5sh Mich Ian.
S4lem.
Jerry Snyder, Gunbo@t Illinois, Tall
man.
Vim. Lisermore. B, Or. cav, Salem
J. r. Ro@s, =. lss n. J. Inf, EaItm.
Geo. Smith, i. seth Ind Iuft-, Salem.
Amos Beach, X, 9Th Mich. cay.
WOodburn.
A. G. Bradley. B, 18th Mich. cav,
WOodburn.
w. Il. Hicks, A, l6ih Iowa Inf.
WOodbuFn.
J. r. DOud, d, sth Mich. Inf. and
U. q. Engineers, WOodburD.
James r. Lester, q. s. n 1st Cal.
ca ", Lyons.
n. W. Bessutt, I'd Maine gait =
salem.
r. w. Pol. c, II,h Ohio Iuft.. POST
land.
Walter Cline, d, l5lth 1T. Inf +.
Mil City.
W. Richard. ?. 5tb VI. Taft. stay
ton.
James Lyons, e. 18th N. Y. Reg.
Inft., Lyons.
T. L. Dugger, II, 1lth No. cav,
Scio.
w. III. Smith, b. lat Or. cav. Sub
Unity.
john McCune, X, ID Ohio, Aums-
vile.
James L. s. Bokell, B, 18th Ohio.
Ale.
E. g. Haseltine, B, 59th Ills. Mil
City.
Newell P. QLimby. II. 1s, Iowa cav,
Mill City.
Earl Race, z. ID Cal, Salem.
Ephriam Shepherd. B, 10th lows.
and A, 15Oth Ind, Salem.
John NJ. Barhan, ID, Both Ind. Mil
City.
w. H. Henllne. d. Let Or. cav, Stay
ton.
wm. H. Cooper, oh Kan. cav,
Stayton.
Elijah h. CoOtE. F, 9th Ind, Fox
Valley.
@. w. Anderson, Hath H., eaIem.
d. Z. Swank, X, 5lst Ohio. Aums-
vile.
J. NJ. WadswOrth, H, 18th q. g.,
Mil City.
4. A. Thsyer. I, I04 Penn, Lyons.
Thorland Thumbeck,, lst Wis., Fon
du Lac.
Geo. Christ, G, 46th ILL.,, Jordan.
Ed. Burton, A, l4sth ILL.,. Salem.
A. Hill, II. 35th Mo-, Stayton.
A. q. Bannock, 9TH Mimi, Mehama.
Geo. Williams. 4th u. b. inf, Salem.
Jacob Serig. f. 9th Mo-, Mehama.
C. ID. Mccoy, X, 28th Ind, Mehams.
John Garbe, G, LIST. III. cav, Aums-
Vile.
b. p. Taylor. b. 18th Iowa. staytOr.
s. 3. Train, ga H., Al bADy.
Il. r. Weise, ID, 45th No.
Henry staIey, q. 9th Penn, Me-
hama.
Chas. w. Geer, ID, Ist Minn., Kings.
Eoocb HsywOrth, y, 10Th Iowa,
Kings.
u. l.. McClsiDe. II, 7th III. cav,
M acleay.
}. d. Kirby. q, llth ILL.,, Salem.
4. w, Jenss. B. 1874 m, segEnm-
Peter MAuF. n 26th Wis, Mehama.
J.T. Bennett. q, 20th lows, Mehama.
q. w. GunsfOSd, Is, let MI b. lGreen
Basin.
J. II. Campbell, b, 80 Iows, Salem.
,. w, CrawfJFd, y, I7gb H., Salem.
WV. Elder, y, 7sth Penn. .staytOD.
0eo. w. Hsndersh0t d. 81 Mich.
cav, staytOn,
.. b. Ornsby. X, 6th Mich. cav,
ID. v. White, ba ID, g2l Ohio, Seattle.
ID. Small, q, 70ih o., Jordan,
J, w Beatty, ", lst No, cav, kci0.
q, W. GTEppis, -, 1854 Penn,, ss-
lsm.
Miles RalnwsieF. q. Al Rg,. LF0ns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

A TEMPrIR0 MKALc-is served at the
n. Y. Kitchen Al any time day or
night Tor 10 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

Capital Printing Co., Job Printers. 32e Com.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28
Low Rates on Hops.

Capital Pfptl. Co, lob Printers. s2s Com. st
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

Capital Printing Co.. Icb Printers. 32s Com
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

c.pit.l Pdaa,g Co.. Iob Pdatsr. azs co'nsrciaI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28
To the Mountain

The undersigned is prepared with gsA
hleles ana :eaIns 10 take parties 70 tbs =.
est time. Apply To- X. v illard. y !.
street. opposite Bteiner's market. ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28

IrsI,1 ~ 4'lS s'1s'''g ~ = g',ss'.ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28
THE ONLY No-MONOPOLf
Cash Ma!EA!

am doing aII my own slaugh'eIrg ~
sausage-making Sell all fresh neats-n1 n
frigeratoF products trea deliver q e.
5nop opposite br4~eFy.
CHAs. Wo'Ztp
l-tf PIoFe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28
A BUSINESS 0pPORTUhIIl.
PROPOSALS,
49, - 49,
LADIES mAIRDREssI'd

farior 10 Exchanfe blOck ueN ts... y.
seA't eaiiery, Cutting and eoinp' e6.l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28
ForSaIe ataBarglI'

-Four miles southeast Of Salem. on IL "
leay ro8d, % acres, all nrst-class RaIdsn *
with q good houFe-3 acres Ia an 01,aii
acres in hops. firSt year In beAriog. anu 4
ttmber, and the balance in pasture u =
the particulars in@ uis- nj ihis Ofilce ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-28
BUSINESS u BUSINESS.

fsx csress,esss 6As1nenEs fe'ass'sSS,
80 wea aay ssvsS-D.y s0usss1~
gSymsnA-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30
FRIDAY
Ar THE FAIR

Ruff Hiatt writes to tie Lebanon Expires,
from San Francisco as follows: This is a
fast place for Oregon men and horses.
think We can snare Oregon Beauty's eye,
with log chain.w when she starts up Market
street; but she will compare with anything
here in the horsaiine, and the people also
but the people in this state look at Oregon
people as being back in the brush pretty
well. Trey claim an Oregon man shaved
off his beard here the other day and taking
stroll through the fair came across
large looking and thought he had mel
the man before and went 10 shake hand.
with him and brought his fist against the
glass.
| am located with one Of the Oregon
Wonders, in the 40 mining camp. which
Is mining camp from away back The
crooked, narrow streets, log cabins, old
stage stations, pack horses, mules and every
thing in the hacking line. gambling halls
and dance halls, were all there. saw
cowboys, miners. and women Of every na,
ton in an old Mexican dance-saw them
make one another dance by shooting nj
their toes. They had a sad accident satur.
day. There were IS or 10 women and
men. in an old 40 tuur-harse stage and gol
to making great fuss. and driving in IS
style and upset. twas n 40 scene-li
badly hurt helped TO turn the stage up
of of them and pull them out. they were
horrible looking set. Some one turned
in the fire alarm instead Of the ambulance
and the tiremen came dashing up. and H.
together il made a +9 scene.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30
SATURDAY
HOMIE Asp -AHRoAn

/ S4,498.zo vas the amount Of the Febru-
ary pay roll on the . +.
; Frank Davey writes a letter IN lie
Salem Journal that he is ttilI in the race
for State Printer.
The Third Ward man who whipped his
wfe was placed In the caiaboose las,
night TO sober up
! ais Is Oregon weather. not Californi a
weather, nor Italian weather. nor Haw-
iian weather; but Oregon weather straight
A bill providing. among other thing
5000 for lighting il,e entrance TO va
quina Bay, was passed at :he last session
| OF Congress.
An Easter entertainment will Re held
at the w { T Z hal TO night A
program will be presented, and there will
be Easter eggs for sale.
An Athletic Association is beirq
! organized in this CITY, for amateur ath.
,eucs. Boxing and out door sports will
be the order
game of basket bail will be paved
| this evening in The gymnasium, Every
nooy come. The room Las been consid-
efahiy improved in ils arrangements.
The ;5cio Press says that The same of
n johnson Of ;nat city Will be Dresen
ted for tbs efiice of Senator, Of DIR W
Soie tor county clerk and K Snci,on on
tnc democratic ticket fer county recor
der.
4 Chiraman counts his birth from the
fist day of tie year in whici. he va.
norm. The child ,ha, is born the dsy be
fore New Years IS two years old or that
cay. New Years day is na,ional birth
day, and ii is the only popular holiday in
China.
In consequeucc # oiher ir.er:sir ru..o,s
interfering. The kindeiearen ,rtert4ir.
iEeni which ~as to have been next We'd
nesday evening. ~i! te postponed.
Speaking OF foo; LaU the Gazette of
Corvallis say: Albany is organiz;nz an
eleven from The rxo teams 20 meet Cor
Wallis On the gridiro7 = v,-A firm to-
morrow. Tn's ~si b. III la. game of
the season
The DEMocRAr t-~ dass ago gave Z
sentence >ou .is.ing the letters of the al
Ptabe; and declared i, 10 be the shor,r.,
known An Albany man hands in the
following shorter one: Quick broxn
inx Jumps over The lazy dog"
The Portland Dispatch saws: L F
Guthrie, formeriT a conductor on the
~N't4- 4AttfNA1. za ! 4 very pop
uiar gentIemsn. has announced himself
as Candidate for the republican nouI-
nation Tor clerk Of the circuit court.
], Is requested that all member, who
formerly belonged 20 the willamette Base
| baii team will meet Wednesday eve. Mar
'si:l al No. IS engine hall The follow
ing are requested to be present: Nessers
Ihot1 0>on, Chambers. We>,orook. Bow-
en-. WtlHs. Ben,'y, Doris, Fuller. ard
Mcfarland
The She.b9rn AFFAIR vas PRESENTED %
me confederation Of ihc grand jury. last
week. resa.ing in their fading a true
OIL seaias' r r Montgomery. Deputy
sheriff Bilrea. os g,.is cisv. Wear 70 Shell
burn TUESDAY so arres, Montgomery. bu.
ne had chznge3 lis quarters 20 ras,ures
new --Scso Pres
The College foo; ball team ven. to-
Eage"e las night ard were % 1lzy the
Cniverslty team there al ) O'Clock The
Onafd gives The average weight Of the
! varsity eleven II I67 lbs ard mat OF the
Albany College eleven at TAI, a differ
eroe OF 20 l5s. Is Is the Man about Towns
oq.nioa ihs; The AlhaaY team will win
a telephone message wiI be received a,
80
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30

Miss Vesta Mason went to Salem this
noon to visit iriends.
DrJ L Hill went 10 Corvallis this noon
on medical business.
General II B Compson passed through
Albany this noon on the south bound
train.
Mr II w NcElmurry has returned from
his recent trip to Arkansas, and reports
q pleasant time lie found the people
there contented. they didn't have
much, and didn't want very much hence
did not feel the hard times.
Rev and Mrs ID y McInturffau family,
arrived home this afternoon from Mon
roe. TIE gentleman reports l07 conver-
sions and that 80 Joined the church. All
ths pOpulace in that immediate vicinity
were deeply atfscted.-Cuard.
Quite q pleasant evening was spent at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs John Rob
son, on March Goth, it being the occasion
of the sixth anniversary OF their married
life. A number OF their friends were in
yited in and the usual pleasantries OF
such occasions ruled the hour.
Fred Obersr aud II L Holgate went tc
.hAlbany today by private conveyance, or
| matters pertaining to the foot ball game
to have been played here next Saturday,
but which has been declared Off on &C
count Of the members of the Albaay team
having changed their minds about com
ing over here.-Corvallis News. The
game was given up on account OF severa
of the Albany men being away.
Tuesday evening delightful surprise
party was rendered Miss Einma Pfeiffei
at the home OF Mr. Chas Pfeiffer on Firs
street. The eurprise consisted OF tht
fact that Miss Pie,ffer thought the part
was for friend. Music, cards and dane
ing were the order. and repast of mucl
merit was served in the Revere Hous
dining room. The party was declared 1
great social success
Ella Higgirson, now famous writer
at present attached to the staff OF tn
Ladies Home journal, was formerly tn
wife OF La Grande druggist, who gre,
up there almost from babyhood. He
talent seems to have been hidden Will
there and WAS not matter OF particula
publicity. Some of her first work az
peared in eastern story papers, and aftel
ward there were several articles pub
lished over her name near home.
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Josephine county owes $50. 900.


The assessment shows Dallas 10 be
ahead OF Independence.
Work on the telephone exchange has
been begun. II will start out with about
thirty subscribers.
The populist candidates were in town
today preparing for the coming campaign
Time spent in vain.
wife heating case is reported fror, the
Third Ward An over dose Of whisk ey
is reported TO have been a, the bottom OF it
Several citizens have received notices
from Chief of Police warning them to keep
their chickens confines. enclosing a Cory
Of the ordinance on the subject.
One of the best loosing pris oEers
brought 10 the pen for long time is the
embezzling county school superintend eat
OF Linn County, Geo + RusselI.-Inde-
peGdent.
There are nj cases on The circuit court
calend'r for Yamhill county according to
The docket pub.ishe ! in the Telephone
Register. Irvine and Coshow, formerly
of this city, are attorneys in - leases.
a br johnson f,om Nebraska went up
to the front or the OP yesterday and
pnr chased the w II Haines farm on the
Mar ion County side and will atiemp, TO
bring in e colony OF immigrants from
Kansas aud Nebraska
Rev Little preached another forcibIe
sermon at the U 2 church la, evening".
Tonight the eyangeiistlc services WHICH
have been held for four weeks, will close.
Considerable interest has b.en manifested.
and much good cone
The remains Of J W Will were brough,
TF, \ asc 4
California, where Mr. VIII died. and taken
TO Corvallis for burial EU WIZ and
family ard MIR Frank viii attended the
funeral from this ci,y.
The kindergarten movement opened In
S1icago and 81 Louis siuui,aHco Us w.
In the former city these have grown from
one to Que hundred; in the latter. in the
same proportion, with the exception that
eighty public school kind,rgzr;ens take
re place OF the Ckiclgo mission and free
klndeTgarleHs
Tom Buford al old resident of this
city, was here last week r9siliss the Yam
hill county republicans In the interest Of
AcEhoy for secretary of s,Afr. And stiIl
some people believe that the repu blican
machine is TO, in working orcer.-McMin
vile Telephone Register.
:. S'@'~'A| -AAE'AAF9 s@!ss AEIcF inc
Popuiisi county Convention In this CITY
seven Of the delegates wen, - tie TFe-.
mont f.onse 10 spend the night. ard uron
retiring five Of the scEen blew ou. the gas
One OF the ave had his handsome cos
aides on the o,her shore when the night
~aiehman broke into his room, hauled
him 10 the window and earr Tin breath
oittresh air
4 correspondent; In the Princyllle News
in mentioning the candidates for county
iudge, pays as Albany man the tolioN ing
compliment: Nj NJ Brink, face about,
please, | ~&ai 10 leW yoa something.
oo are 10 slHlch. BuG every time Tou
'ase cass tDr osi-n, you Try to ~in II.
NON, 'ha''> 10 ~ay for an attorney 10 90.
i ~ afraid. yoo ctcorae ooaniy Judge.
'ha: 1oa will decida everything acco' ding
20 la~ and svi3cace
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30
NO 50

Both The method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is plea1sut
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowelz, cleans5s the svs-
tenn cfectuaily, dispeIs colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever prc
duced, pleasing to the taste and ae-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt "a
iis action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only freD the nosr
healthy and agreeable substazccs, as
many excellent qualities commend /.
to ali and havo mado it The mcot
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is fer sale II 50c
and 81 bottles by I'll leading drug
gizts- any reliable druggist Hso
may not have it on hand vii PFC
cure it promptly for any enc Who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
;s4E ERsgeISc0. cGL.
L0DlSFEss. II. EEy FGsE. GLE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30

At the Y NJ c A anniversary on The
3oth one of the features will be series of
toas;s.
this noon circulating considerable gold
and silver.
The Pioneer Stone Quarry of Toledo
has just cl0sed contract with the Build
eFs Exchange OF San Francisco for 10. 600
tons of stone.
The Homer lef; Yaqu!na a, O'Clock
this morning for San Francisco, with 6So
tons of freight and 81 passengers. Ii is
becoming popular boat.
Mr. Casper Vandran is continually add
Ing 10 his pheasAn, rookery. He nov
has eight celestials and a couple uf nun
pigeons. Oiher birds will be added. unIii
the place will be one Of great attractive
ness 10 travellers.
A letter received by c II Stewart today
from Boston announced thE. the rchool
tonds would be issued as soon as possible
The bonds will be engraved and sent 10
| Albany for signatures At an early date
| Arrangements will be made for receiving
bids for the ncw school building in fe~
| weeks
1 =
day morning in South Chicago. for the
| f.rst time in six months, a: the STARTING oi
| the Illinois Steel Works The new plate
mill will be completed BY September and
will give employment 20 nearly 400
more The shiPyar5s which opened up
'~o weeks ago gave s,ead7 work TO 4oo
others. so that times have suddenly bright.
| ened for the iabonng man.
The Corvallis Times finds consolation in
she defeat Of the o A at Portland. tina;
| Billy Smith the famous prize fighter. Maud
Hoffman. the talented actress. and l. A
Banks, recently prohibition candidate fol
governor Of Massachusetts, once resides
| there.
A sensation will explode in Corvallis il
| few days, says rumor. that will put {,
sleep any thing Of the kind tha; has hap
for years. II the guilty parties could b,
brought 10 justice and the community
spared the dirty details IT would lie mat
ter Of congra'ulation.-News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30
NOTICE.

United states Land Office Oregon City, +,
Oregon, March 10th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the approved
plat of survey oil township, I3 south,
range 10 west, has been received from
the surveyor general OF Oregon. and on
April 23. 1894, at O'Clock a m of said
day said plat will be filed In this Office
and the land therein embraced will be
subject to entry on and after said date.
ROBERT A MILLER PETER PAougr,
Register. Receiver,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30

Nm Newport wen; to Salem this noon
Mr. Perne Coehrane Of Wondburn. va.
in the ci.y today.
Mr. c /. Buck rs;nrntd this noon from
trip 10 Portland
VI. Senders went to Corvallis this noon
on insurance business.
Dr Rossi:e-. who has t.a.n attending
The medical college in Portland seYeral
months IS IN the ciiy.
Mr. Geo Z Fish is opening plumbing
| establishment in the SchiosseE tnIiding
opposite the old posscsfce
Igna;ns Donnellv. Henry waiersan. Gov
ernor Mckinley. Jerry Simpson. Senator
Stewart and Chairman Taul@neck will he
| IN Oregon about the same time Will the
public nscoyeE from so much orato-y.
Mack and Harry Sunu,erviiIe. and Misses
Mamie NIekies ard Lulu Powell. ot Har-
rlsuIrg. came up on yesiessiay train. Til.
| NessTs SIEnruerville intend moving here in
| a few days. and are now furnishing the oil
+ Lackey residence. which they have
seas.el--E8gene Guard.
Miss E,es;a Mason. Of ALBANY. arrived in
Salem yesterday an3 Is the guest Of Miss
| Geneyleye Hughes on South High street.
1 -
given last n; ;ght for Mr. and Mrs Frank
Hughes. 1t being the anniversary Il; their
wedding Salem Statesman.
Mr. l. J Bailey. who Is now running as
conductor on the Santa Fc. Presoot: &
Phoenix railroad. Is in the city on basi-
mss He will return 10 Prescott, next week.
He likes that couutry. and the DEMOCRAT
i glad 10 know has good position with
4 company that liquida;es promptly.
| Willis : pnniway who was born &.
Needy in this county Is prominently rem
| toned IN connection with the office Of state
| printer which he is thoroughly competent
to conduct; Mr. Duniway Is
al present at work on the OreguuiAn. As
2ss.-oregon City Enterprise. Mr. Duni-
way arrived in Albany last night to meet
old friends. this once being his home and
20 work up The state printing business: bui
| the Albany delegation on his ticket will
~ solid for an Albany man.
Mrs Lischen Maude Miller, of Eugene.
who Is studying in the Boston College of
uratory, was highly oomplimented upon the
clever work she did in the pupils recital
held at that institution February 2sth
Mrs Miller gave a recitation. selection
from one Of Cable S stories which called in
to use talents Of high order rs il altcrnatej
from rathos 10 humor. She also took the
leading part in three act paLtomime with
dramatic skill and intelligent interpre:a-
ton. Her work was much applauded by a
representative Boston audience. Florence
| West
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-At the morni

RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-At the morning
service at the Congregational church. Miss
Warner will sing Handel's aria Il know
that my Redeemer Liveth." Sunday school
exercise in the evening, with solo by Mrs
Lee. Other services us usual. All are
welcome.
The revival meeting at Cloverdale on ac-
count OF the Fourth quarterly meeting will
be continued this evening at the Evaugel-
zeal church. Rev b Fisher. 7 4 of the
district will be present to conduct the meet
ing this evening, and tomorrow morning.
Communion services at 1880 M. All are
invited to attend and enjoy these services.
A union Sunrise Easter service will be
held in the First nj + church tomorrow
morning at o'clock, by the young peoples
! societies of the city. All are cordially in
yited.
Shiloh's Cure. tine great cough and Group
urs, is for sale by us. Pocket size contains
twenty-five doses, only 25o. Children lsvelit
oshaY & Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30
THE MODERN wAv

Commends itselfto the we'll formed, to do
pleasantly and effectually what was form
erly done in the crndest manner and dis
agreeably as well. To cleanse the system
and break up colds. headaches and levers
without unpleasant after effects, use the
delightful liquid laxative remedy, syrup of
Figs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30
SEE HERp

Paik Bros, grocers.
r. NJ. French keeps railroad time
Buy your groceries OF Parker Bros
Fins groceries at Conns.
New cream cheese just received at Conrad
Meyers.
P J Smiley job printer, Flinu Block. does
tirst class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filed cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
DR. VI II Ellis. physician and surgeon
Albany. Orsko1. Calls ma ls &, cit, 'or
country.