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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14
Midnight Service.
Resolutions of Condolence.

Hall of Y MCA Albany College. Dec
IL, 1894.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the AIl-wise and
Supreme Ruler of the universe, in His
providence. to call from our midst Nicho-
las B Sprenger, our esteemed and beloved
member; be it
Resolved, That the sincere and heartfelt
thanks of the Y NJ G A of Albany College
be extended to the bereaved parents and
relatives; trusting that in THIS sad hour
they may lock to our Heavenly Father, the
Shepherd and Bishop of our souls. and
receive that peace and comfort which Hs
alone can bestow.
Be it further Resolved, That copy Of
these resolutions be spread upon the min
utes OF our association, copy be sent TO
each of the Albany papers for publication,
and a copy be sent to the bereaTed family.
E STEWART. Committee.
BERT WIGHr
Ii MENoRrAM.
Mr. Nicholas b Sprenger was born in
this city Jan 2nd 1876 and died Nov 9.
1894. In his death the home lost an aifec-
tionate faithful son and brother and society
one whom it regarded with confidence and
respect. In the schoolroom and every
where he was faithful and industrious.
Diligently and well. he discharged every
duty and trust committed to him. he was
conscientious. honest and painstaking in
the performance of all mis- tasks. He pos
sessed genial and even temperament.
His intimate acquaintance ALWAYS spoke
in the highest praise ot his character.
Nicholas was good boy" Is the univer-
sal verdict of those who knew him, and
his sudden and early departure from this
life brought sorrow to many hearts, beside
those Of his bereaved family and relatives.
As christian young man Nicholas lead
an exemplary life. be was faithful mern-
Der of the lst Presbyterian church and also
of the 2 e Z. Very seldom was he alb
sent from the Sabbath services: By his
cheerful, consistent christian life he rec
commended the religion be prOfeSsed to all
around him.
He will not soon DE forgotten by his CO.
workers. Blessed are the dead which die
IN the Lord from henosforth: yea saith the
Spirit that they may rest nom their labors
and their works do follow them L
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

The ''liveliest" thing of which we have
heard since our last communication to Tour
valuable paper is the wind. Friday and
Saturday nights it blew genuine gale in
this place. frightening women and playing
havoc with all movable things.
A w Blackburn and family will soon re.
turn to Albany where Mr. Blackburn has
secured permanent situation. We regret
very much to lose them from our city.
A large number of Brownsyilleites m ade
trips to Albany last week.
The latest and best news TO the people OF
Brownsville and vicinity is that after Jan
Ist, we are to have two trains daily. Fol
nearly year and half we have labored
under the difficulty contingent Of having
only one train each day. much to the cha
grin of all, and now that way is to bt
made by which all inconvenience will be
ooviated everyone is iubilant.
We understand that considerable tall
is going the rounds pointing to the uniol
Of Brownsville and North Brownsville. i
j it will only take q tangible form and mate
rialize il will b. one of the best moves eve
made 10y both corporations. A
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

Last Thursday W f Martin left for Al
bany where a match had been arranged
for him with Sky Meeks. For some rea-
son or other the Albany people backed
out and Mr. Martin returned wrathy at
the treatment he received. When the
match was made it was stipulated that
his expenses should be horns by the Al
bany club but he did not receive a cent.
-McMinnville Telephone Register
This is untrue. The backingout was on
the part of Mr. Martin. On Oct 9TH he
wrote referring to a proposed four hand
ed match between himself, Moore, Kin
eel and Meeks, and adding: / don't
think shoot OF this kind can be arrang
ed. II you can fix things satisfactory
with all the boys all right, but il not
will shoot Ar Mseks under these condi-
tions: Twenty-Five (25) live birds for
twenty five dollars, ($25) q side, match
to take place at the race tracs, gate re-
ceipts equally divided. Your people 70
furnish birds. 1 canno: afford 10 20 10
Albany and pay my own expenses on &c
small purse as $25, but as l agreed to
shoot Mr. Meeks, will 20 under the
above conditions That was plain enough
that Albany was to furnish only the
birds, which was done. On Nov7th Mar
tin sent an agreement OF which the fol-
lowing is the body: 1, w L Martin hayt
this day deposited with Fleming & Gii
son, Of McMinnvilie, Oregon. the sum o
$25 to be shot for at Albany on the rae,
track, on any day hereafter to be agree'
upon, for a purse OF $50, S25 side
Match TO consist OF twenty-five bird
each.
This deposit is made with the under
standing that if this match does not tax
place, the money is to remain up as
forfeit in the four handed match now be
ing negotiated between Kinzel, Meekt
Moore and myself, for purse OF $4oo
each man to shoot at Fifty birds.
The attendance at the grounds wa
small, the contest not having been lyei
tised and Martin refused to put up tn
money and Notwithstanding the contrac
claimed expenses, evidently as an excuse
and the contest was declared off. A cas
could not be palmer. By request tn
DEMOCRAT gives these facts in order tha
the Nimrods of Western Oregon Ea
have the correct verson ol u.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. Hale Backens.o. sf Dallas. has b.een
Ia the city.
HMrs Rev MeCullagh, Of Meha,ns. is in
the city on visit;
Mr. John Holman went 70 Yaquina To
day on business
Mr. Harrison. who was taken 10 the agy-
i1rn several months ago returned home tc
day. greatly Improved.
Mr. George Piper. Of the nsxs depart
ment al the 0sesouian, came I'D this noor
r. a;tsnd the Carnival.
The Degree oi Honor sNcial last nigh
was very pleasant affair. The ladies O
the order know how TO make an eSenin.
pass Of enioyahly.
Jack Roscoe. Who rerssntly lett for Miehi
gan to spend the ~tn.er. was in a railroas
accident Eass and came near losing hi
life, TeneIysng some serious injuries.
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4 Salem Scheme.

SAIEN, Or, Dec. 1.-THE Post viii
publish today very lengthy and COM
prehensive petition that viii be present.
ed the next legislature for prevention OF
the moving the deaf mute school TO new
home five miles east OF town. A petition
is being signed by many prominent men
in the city and state, and all who have
children there. Undoubtedly it will ere
ate considerable comment. The idea OF
many is TO have the new and costly mute
school turned into a girls rciormatory
and build new school for mutes where
they can leari from contact with speak
ing humans. There is yet an unexplaiE-
ed mystery about location and purchase.
Before the legislature closes il will be
aired. Many citizens are interested and
are going TO sift the matter to thu bot
tom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

CHArTER oFFIcERs. -Baily Chapter NJ
s have elected the following officers for tbs
ensuing year: Allen b Matthews. Eigl
Priest; ] X Wyatt. King; F + Allen. Scribe
Q b ~inn, c Of II; d Mason. S; Z /
Cusick, X A &: Edward washburn, G n
Sd V; ID II James. q N lst V: + W Lang
don Treas; II L Walden. Sec; W f Baker
| Sentinel.
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DR. Adams returned this noon from trip
to Portland.
Attorney General Chamberlain, Of Port
land, is in the city.
| NJ, and Mrs E Smith. Of the Lebanon
; p o went TO Portland this noon.
Judge Chenowith, of Corvallis, went TO
Corvallis to day to argue three cases in the
supreme court
Mrs E Parrish went TO Salem this noon
after her sister-in-lav, Mrs Webster, who
is greatly improved IN health.
License has been issued for tie marriage
of o Barlwell and Martha A kizer, and
George Z Glass and Nesta Turner.
Miss Celia Pennington. who has been
conducting junior services at the Baptist
tabernacle, returned 10 Albany Saturday
Corvallis Times.
Mr. C E Brown, district passenger agent
Of the Union Pacific, Of Portland. Was in
the city today, on business connected with
his popular line.
Mr. Tom Schell, nephew Of D C Scleil,
arrived in Albany few days ago trom
Canada, and Is the guest Of his uncle He
formerly resided in Albany for awhile.
Pen Bieyins arrived from the Willamette
Wednesday. he came across the bstanon
route horseback. and repsrts the snow two
feet deep on the s0mmit.-Prinesille Re
view.
Mr. Thomas Brandon, WIN was in the
| city to day, reported his brother, Alex
Brandon, Teoen;Iy injured by being kicked
by horse. as rapidly improving with
good prospects OF recovery.
Dr Hill went to Salem this morning re-
turning this noon. after having attended a
patien; there The DR. remarked that hs
remembers when he used TO make the triT
by stage in several times that length oi
time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14
The Best Place.

A BIC Srock 10 seiect from 10 ar ian
poriant thing In getting iewelry. that's WHY
you should cali m wal and Stark
Elegant sterling silver jeweIrv =, WI! 4
Starks Ia the latest designs, aud many oI
them.
The best stock of speciacles and eye
glasses in the city At Will * sinrks.
VIII s. Stark have the goods mos, sui;a
bic for holiday presents. Examine ,hei
stock.
Souvenir spoons =, VIII * S,zrks.
Gold headed canes and macy oihet
things JUS, right for holiday renembTan'
ces at Will & S.srks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

Rheamasisr in The back. shoulders,
hips. ankles. el6owt. or wrists, Is caused
oy accumulation of acid in The blood
Hoods SarsaPzrillA neu,ral;zes the acid
and cures rheumatism.
Hoods Pills are the hes, family czshar-
tic and liver medicine. Harmless and
reliable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

AS an emergency medicine. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral takes the lead CT all other
remedids. For the relief and cure OF Group
whooping cough sore throat, and the dan
gerous pulmonary troubles 10 which tie
young are so liable, II Is invaluabls, being
prompt 10 act, sure to cure.
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MARRIED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MccULLOCH- WILLIABY. - On
Wednesday, Dec u, 1894. at the Revere
House. in Albany, by Rev Il r Priehard,
Mr. Geo L MeCulloch and Miss Anna NJ
Williaby-both of Harrisburg.
GLAss-TURNER-on Tuesday, Dec
II, 1894, at the residence of L G Rogers,
in Albany, by G W Harris, Esq, Mr. Geo u
Glass and Miss Vesta 1urner--bolh Of
Scio,
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Electric Lights.

The following list shows the number and
cost per month of electric lights in the
principal cities of the Northwest. A pc
rusal will be Of interest and an eye opener
in many respects, and certainly when COM
peted no one can accuse Albany OF being
extravagant, many cities no larger nor
wealthier spending several times as much
ffr alactr;citv
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

have money 10 loan on good farm
land IN Linn and Be ,ton counties In
sums not over $4,000. No delays in fur
nishing the coin. Call on c g Burkhar,,
Albany, Oregon. Also mone, to loan on
city pTopertyIin any amount on long tim
at q low rate of Interest,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

PIASos ASD 0RoASs-Sare small deal
ers and a9ent1 commissions by buyinr
from the Wiley B Allen Co. direct. In.
quire at II ] Jones book store for prices and
information.
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4 FRAMED ASKLE-Mrs " II Ora
ham while in the hen house At Der nom.
hear this ei,y. on Monday. fell. spraining
enc ot her ankles IN serious manner. Be
ing alo1e shs vas obliged 10 c.aEl 10 ihs
ho1se and await her husbands retain from
ihs city betoTe receiving surgical attention
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

RoHnED N TAcoxA.-Mt AK Dumond
who raoenily ie.t for Michigan vas desain-
ea several days n Tacoma While sher.
he was robbed os s35 or so. all the money
es had with him bat about s.. He tele.
ggaphed 10 AIuany for nsr. and will con
ilnne his ioarney East 10 night
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

WASiED.-Ail to know that TinkIs !.
turning out strictly iirst class photos. end I,
the place TO get fine pic;ures Take {:
look at hts xurk.
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Do you know 1t will soon be Christmas,
ind Il Is time you were thinking about
iaving your Holiday Photos made. Tn
kle Is the headquarters for fioe photo
grarhs.
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A DEEss viii make = splendid
Christmas present for your wife. You
can &c; the proper thing at Read, Pea.
cock K Co.'S at an extremely low iigurs
for cash.
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Ladies who oesire 20 order a Dc.sarc
Corset or waist, or self adjusting corset
from Mrs TAFT. may leave orders sish
Mrs Howland on Broadalbin It between
ana ard 3rd Sts.
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DIED.

WHITMAN.-on Dec s, 1891, at Berry
Mr. Geo w Whitman, at the age of 20
years. The remains of the deceased were
brought to Albany expressed to Freeland,
Mich, for burial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

Nav BUTCHER SHor.--Boyes Bros. han.
opened meat market adjoining tie o :
temple on Ferry stree; aud will sell tirxi
class meats as chsap as any shop in Albany
Give US call.
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5 q ~

Tft .A.=sq .: = Fapsr MI be fieased %
iearu I nat there j. Is ieast ei dreaded disco %
that gciesce hes been aSss to cure IN az w
Cure Is the only positl 20 eIre row known 70
the sdicai frEternit.'. Catarrh being con.
sfitutional disease, requires q consutuiionai
treatment. Halls C@taTrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and MI
cous surfaces OF the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, a1d giving tne
patient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. Inc
proprietors have SO much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer Ono Hundred Doiisra
for any case that it fails TO cure. Send foi
list OF testimonials.
address, y. J. CHENEY b co., Toledo, U
sS-sold by Druggists. 56o.
'ossI5usIs urs 'IsI isgu!MplW lrpsW POO pspisAv
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Do not think those holiday goods you
see marked SO low at FreAch's jewelry
store are stolea goods, we guarantee the
title as well as the quality.
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Dandruff forms when the glandt OF t. e
skin are weakened. and II neglected, bald
ness Is su follow. Halls Hair Re-
newer is the bt st preventive,
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1894 Assessment. A

The assessment roll Of Linn county has
been completed. and shows the following:
Acres Of cultivated land, l92SOl,
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| Don't
| Be Afraid
To Send the Children

Be Afraid
To Send the Children
~h.n soa want anything
80 groceries from Parker
Bros sore. They wii! be
waited upon just as
promptly aud jus, as
= carefully IS il you
xen, Yourself They
will get ius. as much for
The money. Reliable
groceries, fresh produce,
and 6rst class baked goods.
Rashbonc Sisters,
Lady NzecASees,
Daughters of Rebeksh,
Ladies Of Honor,
Sisters of ths Eastern star,
You are all invited 10 call q. NJ
French's iexeliy s;ore and examine those
emblem pins and charms They make
very nice and appropriate Christmas pres
enls.
SilrsTxzTe, spectac.es. c o-ks and optic
al goods.
Prescriptions filled at Dawson's
III. Ewert. the Albany JewSler.
Choice ss.crtnents OF ladies and gents
watches. Prices lower than ever.
JxwELRY.-La,es, ladies novelties.
Diamond goods, ,ings, etc.
II EwERr, iewelsr.
Face poyrders at Fred DawSon's
We will close ont large lot OF sundry
articles suitable for holiday presents re
saraless of cost. HuD6Es MCFARLAND
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There Is alwav.avIn advcr,lsine


a Corvallis jury has sent a man TO jai.
because. without permission from the
owner, he hunted on The "enclosed lands"
ofa farmer.
The ladies OF the Christian Church will
give a mite social Al the residence OF Mrs
NJ F Rhodes Tst and Main street Tuesday
evening. All are invited.
A horse was sold at Corvallis by the
marshal and brought the sum Of S.. per-
haps more than II WIS worth at the begin-
ming Of winter.
The so-called Corvallis Dancing club
were to give their FIRST party al The opera
hovse last Friday evening, but only two
ladies gra>ed the occlsion with tneir pres
ence Times.
Tie following appears in the real estate
sales for Benton county In the Times;
E Phillips and husband TO w l. Vance.
and ten hundreths acres oae mile north
Of Albany, $r26.
The managers of the Dickens Carnival
having been requested by many 10 have
reserved seats have concluded TO do so.
Season ticket so cents, single admission
as cents. For sale at Hedges q McFar-
| lands.
A good many are watching 10 see
whether Governor Pennoyer pardons w
w Saunders and Prof Russell. Less
than a month lengcr remains fer the
Governor TO get 10 his pardon work.
What viii! he dos
TIE Post In lis account of the recent
/ NJ c a district convention saws: Mr Mich
ener then took the floor ard at his inquiry
II was found that Albany college contained
IS christian young men, McMinnville
co lege, II, Monmouth go, Pacific college
80, Agricultural college 80, Harrison l. sti'
'ute 40, Polytechnic Institute I7.and VA
annette university so christian young men,
That Joyful Feeling.
With the celebrating sense of renew et
health and strength and internal cleanIi-
ness, which follows the use Of Syrup oi
! Figs, Is unkown 10 the few who have moi
| progressed beyond the Old time medicine
and the cheap substitutes sometimes off.
cred but never accepted by the well In
| formed.
You can buy Christmas presents f,On
40 cents up, at f NJ French's jewelrl
etorc.
Drop into French's j,welry store ans
spend few ndnrtes looking at III
display cf Christmas goods. Ii VII
cJst YOU nothing and you will be mad,
welcome.
i CATARRH positively cured for ST.. so
Money refunded If not satisfactory. Cal
from II 10 II for free treatment 70
catarrh, colds. la grippe, headache q
neuralgia, at Hodges & McFarlands, Cd
Fellows Temple, Albany, Ore.
, CHeAP SHoEs.-I carry large line @
ladies Kid Shoes, solid throughout, sole
leather insole and counter. stylish, pater
tip, every pair warranted. 81 so. 81. o.
50. Try pai., you take 40 chance,
: b L Young.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powde
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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That Joyful Feeling.

With the exh.ierating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal cieanli-
ness, which follows the use Of Syrup of
Figs, Is unknown 10 the few who have not
progressed beyond the Old time medicine
and the cheap substitutes sometimes Off
cred but never accepted by the well In
formed
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WILL & STARK the jewelers.
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sLAcxBuRN & sOMERs

|.ArroRNExs AT LAW,
All legal matters will reaeiye prompt at
kmt'on. Qfice, klrst Nstonai Dams
building. up stairs.
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Tooth brushes at Fred Dawson,
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oST-Lisht colored overcoat, black
/ ,ve,yet collar, samewhere In eastern
rar. of cIty Return to DRaocRAr ottice,
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~ocNKRELs FOR SALE,-Pure bred
.ockerels fer sale at theAlbanyPoul,ry
Yards, White aud Silver Laced WSanaoss
and Barred Plymouth Rscks. John 6fHs ~
Alb any, Oregon, corner Ath and X X y
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You can buy Christmas presents fsom
a5 cents up, at NJ French's jewelry
| etore.
Drop into French's j:welry store aud
spend few ntnrtes looking at The
display cf Christmas goods. Ii Will
est you nothing and you will be made
welcome.
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THE DICKENS CARNIVAL.

The dress rehearsal for the Dickens Car
nival held at the opera house last evening,
though only part appeared in costumes,
promises to be one of the greatest carnival
treats in the history of Albany. In the
grand march nearly 150 characters will be
in line. There will be Mr. Weller and his
crowd, David Copperfeld and friends,
Little Nell, Martin Chuzzlewitt, Little
Dorritt, Mr. Dombey, our Mutual Friend
and Nicholas Niekleby. and their many
constituents. twill be interesting bust
ness hunting out the prominent characters
so rs not TO get Utrah Heap and Sam
Weller mixed up, nor take Major Cottle
for Suueers, or the Marchioness for Maggie.
This is to excite the curiosity shop of your
brain. 1t will only cost Is cents to go, 35
cents for three nights; children 10 cents.
Following is the program for the open.
ing night, Wednesday, Dec IL:
FRoM PIcKwIcK PAPERS.
The Pickwick Club-Called to order.
Address to members by Hon Samuel Pick
wick, interruption by Mr. Blatton.
club, Winkle accidentally shoots and
WOuHos 4upliiaus VIM ID N<iiAtO
from the field.
The susceptible Tupman and coquettish
Miss Wardle. Interview in the arbor.
The avowal of loye. Discovery by Joe, the
fat boy. Course of true love is not rail-
way.
PickwiciS and his landlady. Mrs Bardell.
manservant. She misunderstands, imagines
s.,Ra If,tfr iv fraf aflr a
of her little son, also Tupman, Winkle and
Snodgrass.
Mrs Leo Hunters brsakfast-youth and
of Pickwick and followers. Mrs Hunter.
in character Of Minerva, urged to recite
ode to Expiring Frog, her own compost
tion. Beautiful. Touching! So Pathetic!
Sam Weller in love. Pretty maid. Mary.
Indites Valentine with assistance of Elder
Wellers tender sentiments. .
Middle aged lady. Double bedded
room. Pickwick gets in wrong room.
Discovery. Surprise is mutual; apologies
in vain. Flees from wrath OF enraged
maiden lady.
Christmas eve at Mr. Wardles. Grand
time. Every body happy. Mistletoe from
ceiling. Ancient custom. Pickwick EN-
braced by youEg ladies. Is enyied by all
present. All joIlity and mirth. We won't
go home till morning.
FROM DAVID CoPPERFiKLp.
March of characters.
Music by Copperfeld orchestra.
Davids happy home-tableau.
Piano solo BY Mrs Dr Strong.
Feggottys boat house-punt.
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'oos!,usId urS 'Hsi lsgu!MplJv rpsW POD pspIeAV
JspAAod JuIYBa mBSIo |. .So!Id III
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BUY-JEWEL
STOVES AND
RANGES
OF
MATHEWS
| WASHBURN

When the Chinaman the water
From mis- asiy nozzle squirts
On the surface of your collars.
On the bosom CT your shirts,
His oaly thought of you
Is the money he will get,
BY splitting on the linen,
TIL he knows he has it wes.
The Albany Steam Laundry uses
dampener,
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JkwELRY.-Lasest ladies noveities.
Diamond goods, rings, etc.
II EwERT, iewelsr.