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Charles uno Saulttta Sd)netoer, Stern.
Western Eagle Loge No. l72 A. 0. U. W.
Sen 8eomteu luo 8rioern CUR gtabrt6t boB 8ru0er
&0olf Ssn6 g~eitDr6eu 1T. Pie @earnten gno 8rii6er
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benz Deritor6euet 8ruoer Die IeBte Gbre gu %erlpetien;
Charles SSeGer, 9&. o..
SEr0af 0&GaG, Recpr0er.
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p0eSzNn5ei0e.

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n1eITt oeie6ter @atte saOplf SSD6 om sc. Sunt, QbeuoS
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itatt am 9ieuItng, ben 5. SulL, Wtttto9S l llbr, pom
SrouerbauIe. $50 g. Union Ctr. mad 2Sal0geim. I'm
titles 8etleio btttet Die betriibte Satin:
Barbara 500,
rehft 6 nnntiinN1nen &inhern INN gSPrlnnnhtem-
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fOiteu bis gu 1O@orten 10 Gents. jeOes Ueitere WOrt
l@ent SteIeuQeiude irei.


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belt III Nttltneiota; Iruhtborltcs &nuo III btrefter gt0be
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lame Seute nit tletuet W{ittelu, Die TIRE Gage OerbcIiGrn
poleu, b0beu Die prddtige GbanCe, liD ben unit0teu0er=
b~dltntIien eiuer tbcrpblfcrteu Stoot pnrtbeiIbait.3 u emit
5teben. NleS gtdbcre bel Der Giupanoeruug5=ScbDroe
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Die SabIaoe.

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8abnen iino, wie mir bereitS obcn iagter1,
BON Dem Streit betrofien. 0erid5te0ene
8abuiDltelne, nie 6o5 Der Sod S5lQnbz
8obn, WftLWaNfee & Ct. 8oul, g8cltern
Snotana NIT ibrer QbzW}iet9ern Union
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GentraIbabn itn0 10 auf Den 6uu6, oaB ite
tbren Sorlta6t> unO StraBenz, ia pouitGnz
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llnO DaS i6on, obDObl iiCb biS9er Sic
ariitotratt16en QOcOmotibfi6rer, 6ei5er
ltnO @onDucteure nur in ieDr g~eringer Q(nz
3abl ben Stretfern aniblolien. 0Ocb aub
oteie mOUen iib BON ibren bisberigen
y8oiien", ben G9efS @rt6lr, Sargent unb
Start nt0t mebr am @Gngelb0nbe berums
fitDren lalicn un6 erflGren runbtpeg, auf
feinelr Sal nit g%ticbtunionzQ euten 3uIanz
men arbeiten SIT pouen. 8ereits 0abeu
Oielc bon tbnen iiD ben Streifern alt9ez
i6lol1en un0 man ertpartet I'M 6Quptz
quarter Der Streifer ei11en @eneralalSz
mari9 Oieier Observation-Disclosures.
98a9 WoQen Die Gilenba6nen t6ui1 I? Die
Strctfer bene0men li9 a~nltGn6tg unb baben
itcb btS9er feline @etpQltSacte 3l Sbul0cr
fontnen laiien. Die M1anagers pollen
t6ten 5tpar Die Gntgleiiun9 zines 3ugeS
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bic S0ube ibieben, lnc baben etnen SER
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iperren laiien. 9ie Qustanoigen neroen
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sfrarf NiacrSfe.
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pterlren? 6re0, :. Mageritobr 28O-SS2 0ei1
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tpetterer Austunft lpeuoe man it1 mituoli6 pber ihriTl
lid on Wm. 8. See. 112-114 Dearborn StrI
Sonce Building. 20mi5au
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~ 9tdbe Der Belmont uuo clifton Mbeuue $500-s6Ql
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fous ouf Nbi9lags8abIung gebant. s. Got. 3inImer !
StoatS3 ettuugsgebGuoe, Nttttags smii6eu GINS Il. 3wsI
l5nI3. BAN Z
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
HOME AND ABROAD

"Turn the ra<eals out"-ihe familiar
partycry-may be applied TO microbes as
well as nen. The germs Of discsse that
.urk in the blood are turned ont" by
Ayers Sarsapxriila as @HeciGaily as the
old postmasters are disposed LY a new
administrator.
Many people, when little ooaslipaled,
make The mistake OF using saline or other
drastic purgativez. All that Is neeSed 10 q
mild dose of Ayers Pills TO resiore the
regular movem=n, OF the bowels and nz:-
are will do the rest Th.y ks=p the sys-
TEN in psifeci order.
There has no; been . fire alarm In A.
blny since January ., 4 spleEdid record.
Often ouch thing Is followed BY a sue
cessson OF feonhagraiionk. but IL Is TO be
hoped this Groves an exception.
Tue .nuuaI meeting of the Albany
kindergarten association will be held to-
nighs at the PresbyferiAn church. /; will
be made OF general iaieres; 20 the public
Election of six directors will tale place,
and besides sAort program there will DC
reports OF the otsces.
A Moscow, Idaho, dispatch say< the
populis,s elected the local county and
district ofEters with the exception OF
District Judge W C Pipsr. Republican
VINO beats the fusion candidate by So
majority
..N5Iear," hoTAs bnsi and rais ed IN
Lake county. this state. broke the coast
record for the mile znd-a-sixleenth jumps,
In a hrrdse race az San FFancisoo Nov let,
leading a string of isvoEt,es from start 10
snish, and coming in On the world record
time OF :ssa.
d. " Gear. brother oi Or E p
Geary OF Medtord has moved from Linn
county to the Rogue River Valley. and Il
located al Ccn,ral Point IA the practice o!
his profession. Like his hrosher. he Is Z
well educated, experienced and successful
phyxscizn.-AshiandT Things.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
City Council.

Tuesday evening. Nov Is.
Present-Mayor. Recorder, Marshal and
CounciInea whituey, Pfeifer. Burkhart,
Marshall and Ws1sers.
The following ilslis were ordered paid
B ? Puriom. g. IS; Rohs Brown. 81: John
Iones, o -: P Riley. o.; Train L Whitney.
81 %: | { Dickay. A-75; w G Rrecken-
ridge. 81; NJ Neeley. Sl.s0; \ Heaton.
sl5.25: C o Lee. $40; [ 6 Hale. So; W
A Mccain. $50; lohn Jones, $50: Electric
Light Co. Sl29
Continued. hills Of P " Sphinx and b N
Rnston & Co. Also claim cf Mrs Farrell.
The petition Of wm Vance for grading
of Second street. Ellsworth TO Lyon, was
not grantsi The matter of toe improve
ment of the street was referred.
The Holmes note was reported settled.
The resignation Of D c Sci.ell as council
man from the lss Ward was read and &C
cspted. VIC Tweeiale was elected tc
succeed him until January 1st-
The committee on streets and public
property recommended the redecking os
the steel bridge. and the same was ordered
The&ridge to bs plznked the entire length
with red ir lumber. IS feet long, ) inches
thick, and to L. inches wide. Sids from
the Santiam Lumber co. Harrisburg Lum-
Der Co and Gates Mill Co were read and
the matter referred to tie ordinance oom-
mittee to draw up ordinance and let con
tract.
. The recorder was instructed 10 give
notice Of city election. Polling places, lst
Ward. Court house: End Ward, Council
chamber; 2rd Ward. Farmers warehouse.
TIE following judges and cleiks wen
appointed: First ward, judges, w c
Tweedale, . w Sphinx, ] o Bushnell
clerks, James Powell. c W Watts. Second
ward, judges. r Miller. Cal Burkhart, $
Froman; clerks, D s Smith. A Nj cannon;
Third ward. Judges. John lson, Sr, W h
Goltra, A Is Morris; clerks, W White
Barnes.
The matter of changes in city charter Il
be made by the coming state legislature
was referred to the committee on ordinance
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
Ladies Day Auction.

We will give q special ancti0n for the
ladies next Friday afternoon commencing
al 2 O'Clock. and will offer the following
lines Of goods: Muslins, calieoes, table
linens. towels. towelings. shirtings, HanneIs,
ginghams. outing fAnnels, dress goods, etc.
Also complete line Of ladies underwear.
consisting Of gowns. ebemise. drawers,
corset covers, etc, ,Iz.lies and ehiidrenx wool
en- and cotton underwzre, hosiery, shoes,
artics, rubhers, gloves, mitts, faces en-
hrOr1eries, Yibbons, etc. We mean bus
iness. The entire stock will be sod al auc.
tioa and private sale as fast as possible.
All goods sold On their merits and We guar
antes everything to be as represented.
Ladies do not miss this opportunity to buy
good. at yO1r own prices
Auction every Saturday afternoon
at ore O'Clock Will also take farm
produce In exchange for goods, such
as eggs, dried fruit, all kinds of poultry,
beans. potatoes, green apples, dressed veal
pork. and any ether farm produce that car
be turned in.o mozey. This sale viII con.
tinue until the entire stock Is closed cut
CIV SIMPSON.
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Brownsville Happenings.

Grandma" Dodson, mother Of Mrs
Barger. was stricken with paralysis last
Tuesday morning and is now lying at the
residence OF her daughter in 8 hopeless
condition. She has made heE home for
some fifteen years with Mr. Barger and
wife and OF course Is well know TO every
one IN this part of the country aS vel! as
the state. She Il So years old an d mo.t Of
her long life has been devoted to 4 mos;
noble and earnest Christian career. Many
are her friends who mourn NJ her present
serious condition.
Monday was a pleasant day for ReT and
Mrs Spangler. OF the NJ + church, in this
city. Il was the IAtter's birthday and dur
ing her absence az quarterly meeting,
large number Of her friends gathered q;
tbs parsonage and prepared a most SUmpt-
uous dinner. When she returned the ss.r-
prise vas complete. At ABOUT 80 in the
evening the young people made similar
visit to the parsonage and spent the even
ing very pleasantly.
Miss Belle Barger, oE Iowa. arrived in
this city Saturday and viii make her home
az the residence of hex uncle. Justice s p
B2rger.
Aw Blackburn and wife are visiting
relatives in Albany this week.
A Lively case was tried before the justice
/ In this place On Saturday. THURSDAY eren-
ing r 2 Chaplain. deputy marshal. arrest
ed one Ira klzer on charge of drunken
ness and disurieriy conduct Friday the
offender was hruughi before Recorder
Coshow and sned g and costs. Being IN
able 10 pay the kne. kizer vas reni2nded
to the city Jail. While passing the town
pump be requested drink. which reqnes.
was granted. No sooner bad tie depuiy
marshal loosened the prisoner than be
made dash for liberty. and then began =
chase that would rival pursuit Of frank
James For three hundred yards on Main
street they went With the depuiy eiose in
pursuit finally catching the fugitive frou.
justice. In subduing the fry and untamed
charge Mr. Chaplain slapped him and fog
this act be was arrested for assault and
battery. The case was tried before Squire
Barger, with Barney Martin for the prose
cntion and A A Tusxing for the defendant.
The jury was oct only few minutes and
returned verdict of mot guilty" nuch
10 the satisfaction of all, except possibly q
few who were instrumental in having the
arrest made. When Ralph" goes alter \
man he gets him no matter what the
chances are.
| Mesdames E s Warren and W Starr
went 10 Portland this morning.
Presiding Elder John Parsons was II
this city over Sunday and conducted the
first quarterly meeting Of the N E church
for the current year.
Geo Drinkard is erecting neat residencs
IN Hausmaa's second addition to North
Brownsville.
John Abrams is very low with eOnsumP
ton.
Several Salem sports were in this COM
munity last week waging war upon th'
China pheasants. A.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
HUNTED IN LINN COUNTY.

The Sun tells the following: Messrs Al
! johnson and Fred Pittock, Of this city. and
| Me.srs jap Mimic and w A TAYLOR. 81
Salem, started up the Willamette valley
one week ago, in hack, on hunting ex.
pedition from the Capital city. They were
bent upon little bit Of an excursion to
renew acquaintanceship of auld lang syne,
to shoot Denny pheasants, and to shake
hands with everybody they met. They
hunted from Salem 10 Albany, and from,
thence to Halsey, and from Halsey they
went to Brownsville. After reaching
Brownsville they met with an old-time
hunter, by the name of Keene, who was on
his way to the Calapooia mountains after
deer, accompanied By his dogs-and thor.
oughbreds the dogs proved TO be.
On the trip the hunters shot loo pheas-.
ants, Denny and native birds, with some
snipe and a few grouse but they found
complete satisfaction for past failures,
when after four hours horseback riding
and the dogs were turned loose, they kill
ed seven deer in Calipooia creek. Taking
it all in all, the hunt was grand success,
and the only drawback was this:
Every farmer on the route, while the
party were in the hack, suspected the mem.
bers of being market hunters, and in order
TO shoot over any farmers place it required
half-hour's talk in explanation. When
asked why such prejudice against the
market hunters, it was universally the
opinion of the farmers that unless the mar
ket hunters were suppressed by law, there
would soon be no more Denny pheasants.
Addressing, Mr. johnson, an old farmer,
said:
why, lo3k at the thousands of birds
that one of your Portland newspapers re-
ported the other day had been put upon
cold storage. Now, how can anything live,
and grow, and become a permanent in
stitution il you continue to slaughter it.
in order that the rich might have it all
the year round. and few dealers make
some money by it?"
Another old granger said to Fred Pitto,k:
why, do you know that those market
hunters are supplying the markets OF San
Francisco. of Portland and Of the Sound
with Denny pheasants by the Thousands,
and these fellows were hunting over these
grounds long before your folks Gamer"
A friend Of the hunters, and perhaps the
most influential farmer in Marion and
Linn counties. was emphatic in the deciara-
tion that un.css the market hunting OF the
Denny pheasant was stopped by special
saw va tAic SkAst&AuiC tAc APcAt1s PAI@NNoAs
the best game bird Of this or any other
state, would soon become pleasure of the
past and re ic in the show-windows Of
the true sportsman.
Why will not Judge Denny take charge
OF his proteges and further perpetuate his
grateful memory 10 coming generations!
This was the thought of the reporter of The
Sun, after he had listened to the stories Of
the farmers. as related by the hunters. Of
ihe slaughter of the beautiful game birds
of this state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
y Three leading Scientists !
: Proclaim the Superior Value Of
Y
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.

Scientists devong closer attention to food produc
Recent examinations of baking powders by Prof Long, Dr.
Hanes and Prof Prescott made to determine which
powder was the pure highest in ieavening strength most
efficient in service and most economical in cost They
decide that Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder excels in all
the essentials of an ideal preparation for household use
They writes-
Chicago March asth, 1894.
We have purchased the open market of Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and also of the other leading brands
of baking powders and have submitted them to chemical
ANALYSIS We find that D Prices Cream Baking Powder 10
pure cream powder, that is has considerably
greater eavenng strength than any of the other baking
powders we have tested.
pRos. JoHN II LONG, Neyksweskrn Umptyat, Chicago
Dr. wAlTEs S. HAMEs, Rrs1 Medical caqxgf, Chicago
pRor ALmRr B. PRxseorr, UNA. Of eagas, Ann Arbor-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
OakviIle.

Rev. p. b. Williams will lecture here
next Saturday evening.
Mr.. James Allen of Camp Creek is visit
ing with his sister Mrs. Pattison.
Mr.. Coon OF rhedd called on us last
week, he made visit TO Ackermans saw
mill. MIR. Coon was riding his wheel, he
said MIR. Crume started with him but his
wheel failed him so he had to go back.
Charlie Davis left Oregon about month
ago never TO return. will be back this week.
iowais too cold for him. This is generally
the case.
A Florida man writes to H. NJ. Stone
Tor few prune seeds. Mr.. Stone wrote
TO him and explained the process OF prune
culture and will send him some Scions.
The cats have all ceased their profanity:
they have been put TO shame by some
parties that call themselves gentlemen, but
no gentleman will use profanity nor dis
tuib the property Of others.
AMIcus
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

There is more csrarrh in this sestson OF the
country inan AL other diseases put together,
aHd until the last few years was supposed 10 -
tneuE2hle. For great many years doctors pro-
Hounced u local disease. asd prescribed local
senediss. and by constantly failing 70 cure with
ence has proven eztarrh TO bs . constitutional
aaseAse, s16: fnsre1cre- requires constitutional
~ r. J. Cheney &Ce-. Toledo. Ohio. is the only
sonstirutioEzl cure On the market. II L. tAken
Internally in doses from 10 drops 70 teaspoon
al. II acts directly On the blood and rrcous
surfaces Of the system They offer one hundred
@11AEs for any case IL fails to care. s1zL for
@GculAxz and testimonials. Address,
F.J. CHENEY CO., Toisdo, q.
krSe.d By BS~sSis.s. &c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
CALL AND SEE

The Isrgexl stock OF ca>tom made
boots ever carries in Albany Also
the boS: selected stock OF meas.
women boy, misses and ca;ldren'<
shoes Ia all grades. a, prices to meet
the times. All goods bought AZ Cur
store thar nip repaired Free OF charge.
If you Sant your horses snod you go
10 Blacksmith; not general
merchandise store. Whys When
You want 10 be shod come TO the
onlv exclusive boot and shoe store In
Albany. KILN & DrBkUiLLk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

IL you need new glasses or your ewes
trouble you cali on Prof stark OF VIII and
Stark graduate of the Chicago OPshalmie
school, who will give you the bes. 6s to
be secured.
Broa6hesd Uau,cstownl dress goods
stylish. well finished, servieeable, cheap,
at S E Young's.
A B Mcllwain will sell you gun pow
der tea at IS cents per pound and guaran-
tee It equal to tea others are charging so
cent? for. Try Il and you will find Il ol
fine cut quality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Il. Q; Watson was in Eugene yesterday
on legal business.
Mr. X + Hibler and bride we're in AL.
bany today on their return from their
bridal trip to the Sound.
chas. Clark, receiver of the Oregon Pa
cihc railrord, and Joseph Bergin. The
general freight and passenger agent.
we were In the. city yesterday from CoryalIi |
Iney were looking over the o. P. premises
along the river front. When the river
takes on its winter appearance they NAV
start one OF their boats, the Three Sisters.
on the regular ,un between this city and
Corvallis. Salem Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

CHEAF MEArs.-Buck & ketchum de-
sire to Inform the pubic that they are
prepared to supply all kinds of first e.sss
meats at prices as low as any market in
the city. Give them q call.
A fine large stove for sale, inquireat
Verick's Barber shop.
Gran Berries al & E Brownell's.
30 full weight loaves of bread for 81 a,
Parker Bros.
NV first invoice Of Ladies coats and
Jackets has arrived. S E You've
You can get first class photo for 8 I.3S
Hard time prices at Crawford s Paxtons.
&c, yoar millinery at Mrs Ashsy's.
Hodges & McFarIand makes speciality
of prescriptions.
Teacher Of vocal aad Instrumental
music. Miss Hattie NJ Warner, corner
4lh and Ellsworth street.
Clean towels TO everv customer ct viereck
shaving pArlOrs.
Caps and more caps at S Young's.
Hot baths at Vericx's Shaving parlor
No matter how many times you fail to
&c, Photo that just exactly suits you
don't give up. go to Tinkles, and II his
work don't snit, don't pay fnr It.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

Don't say times are too hard for pictures
when you can get first class Photos lor
sI.ss q dozen at rinkles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
That Joyful Feeling.

With the e1hiIerating sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness, which follows the use Of Syrup of
Figs, Is unknown TO the few who have moi
progressed beyond the old time medicine
and the cheap substitutes sometimes Of
cred but never accepted by the well In
formed,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

When the Shiaamau the water
From MS sely nozzle squirts
On the surface Of your collars,
On the bosom Ct your shirts,
His oaly thought OF you
Is the money ha viii get.
By splitting on the linen.
TIL he knows he h1S il ~e,.
The Albany Steam L.uadry uses
dampener-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
PROJECT NO. 10.
Given Away for 80 Days.

A B Mcllwain will give you free oI
charge % cent broom with every lf
ounce can OF A Schilling & Cos best Pho.
neer Baking Powder. Every can guar
anteed. We will cell you A Schilling &
Cos celebrated wHrTs CRoss SPIcEs
cheaper than any other house in Albany
and guarantee them pure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

use tasteful stationery that will please the
eve Of the receiver of your letter. The
finest paper for misstves OF every kind
is shown In our stock. which Includes
many different styles with envelopes to
match. We can paper the town with our
eispiny Of the latest fad In stationery. We
have all the materials for writing, and
drawing materials, too. All our stock IL
drawing buyers, because the fact Is recog-
nized tha. we lead in goods AMI prices
We sponge and expunge competition with
our stock Of per, pencils, pads, s,erasers, inks,
blank books, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

CHeAP SHoEs.-I carry a large line OF
Ladies Kid Shoes. solid throughout, SOLE
leather insole and counter, stylish, patent
tip, every pair warranted. $3.50. S3.oo,
$3.50. Try pai1, you take no chances.
S z Young.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

Nsw BUTCHER sHop.-Boyes Bros. have
opened meat market adjoining the o +
temple on Ferry street and will sell first
class meats as cheap as any shop in Albany
Give us a CALL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

The way to reach eatarrh 10 through
the blood. Hoot's Sarsapaiilla, by purify
Ing the blood, removes the cause OF ths
disease and permanently cures catarrh
Take Only Hoods.
Hoods Pills act easily, yet prompt
and effectively. on the liver and boNe
age.