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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Mrs Richard Conn, OF Portland, is visit
ing Albany friends.
Prof D V S Reed. OF the Eugene schools
came down this noon.
Attorney General Chamberlain came M
from Portland this noon.
Marshal Lee celebrated Christmas by ap.
pearing in bran new police uniform.
Charley Chamberlain. Of Portland. spent
Christmas in Albany, the guest Of Harry
Cusiek.
Gen Compson is in the city for the pur-
pose of inspecting the Hospital Corps.
Ex-Sheriif w w Williams, wife and son.
of Independence are in the city the guests
of Rev ID v Polling.
"Uncle john" who has been an inmate
of the Soldiers Home several months, is in
the city spending tho holidays
Mr. and Mrs Chas Kiefer went TO Port
land this noon, where Mrs kiefer will be
placed in the hospital for treatment
Mr. Gene Simpson. of Corvallis, was in
the city today ON his way to Hot Springs,
ARK, for the benefit OF his health.
Mr. John Medin went TO McMinnville
Yesterday TO visit his daughter, the wife Of
one Of the West Side conductors.
General William Boob of the Salvation
Army will probably go through Albany
next Friday morning on the overland
Engineer Frank Craw reported TO have
accepted position on the West Side will
probably remain in his present position on
the Lebanon branch for some tune il not
permanently.
Roy and Elma Parker and Jessie Clifton
left Yesterday for McMinnville TO spend
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs WI 0rtel.
Paul Wallace. Of Salem. and Lyle
Speere. Of the Albany College. went To Eu.
gene this nom 10 visit with Rev and Mrs
T J Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs A D Barker spent Christ
mas evening in Salem with their daughter,
Mrs Cora Galloway, who is greatly i'm
proved in health.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Power and son re-
turned this noon from a Christmas trip TO
Salem. where they ate turkey with the
formers parents.
The foot social given by tha Albany
Social Club last evening was q social sue
cess. The attendance was large and much
enjoyment was experienced in selecting
partners by the foot,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
A Christmas Rhyme For Little
Folks.
By wM RAwsoS.

By wM RAwsoS.
We Sat by the Christmas log
In the hall, as we've sat before,
And the winters wind WAS sighiny.
We were talking of little friends
when we thought we heard at the door,
For the old year then was dying.
A rnstling so strange, very strange.
The fire wouldn't burn at all bright.
And voices we'd not heard before,
so hollow and fearful, and then,
Strange footsteps, now heavy, now light,
And \ SO dden bang OF the door.
And then al! for while was still,
NO voices, no step, no sound;
And we trembling crept to the FIRE,
FOR We knew the old year was diving
ana wou d soon be laid in the ground:
we clasp d our hands and got nie her.
For in the next room we could hear
Ihe placing as Of huge box
On was 1t coffin We heavd?
And then. oh We hardly dare tell.
Ihe sound OF hammer, of knocks.
We irembled, no, a finger we stirred.
ror We heard some one heavily breathe,
As II 'twere an old man dying.
fhe patter of feet, then the lid
Fast the hall door the coffin was borne
we heard sobs and some one CRYING
Aud the yule log suddenly slid.
The out door was closed with bang,
We screamed and rushed of 10 bed.
And both isil asleep crying.
Clasp'd IN each others arms,
With the clothes pulled over oar head,
And dreamt OF the o.d year dying.
But oh bross a lovely morn
The birds were merrily singing,
In a sparkling raiment of white
The new year so bonny had come.
And the joyous bells were ringing:
We clapp d hands and were Wild with
delight.
And threw open the folding doors
And offered our thanks on high,
mat 30 bonny year should have come
And We all OF Us wished from our hearts
That this one night never die,
AND we'd always find it q home;
With plenty OF laurel and flowers.
And holly with berries so red,
And we'd have the mistletoe bough.
And we'd take good care
Like the poor old year,
The new one didn't go dead,
FOR we'd keep good fire, you know
And plenty Of nice things to eat,
And some OF papa's fine old ale.
And we'd give II his big top coat,
And grandma should knit il some
socks,
And whenever We thought il looked pale
Put our muffiers round its pooe throat |;
Then send for good old DR. Noble,
He'd soon make it better, We know,
He'd soon make il laugh so hearty,
And Hector, you know, mustn't bark,
50 we'd get Tom TO take him below.
And then we'd have such a nice party.
when the new year got better and strong
We'd have ali our old friends again,
AND dance wiLh-ab, we shant tell Who
Then Katie, won't we be so glad,
feu know pa says, there's nothing in
vain"
And you see, Katie. now It's proved true.
Then let's sing to the bonny new year,
a new song 10 the bonny new year.
That came in its raiment so white,
And wish from our hearts on its head
May come no sorrow, nor tear,
That its days may be merry and bright.
Albany, Ore, Dec, 1894.
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DIED.

RALsToN.--ln Portland, on Tuesday,
Dec. 9th, 1894, at the home of her son C
II Ralston, after lingering illness, Mrs
Iemima Ralston, at the age of 76 years
The deceased came with her husband from
Iowa in lS47 being among the earliest OF
our settlers, "a pioneer indeed She was q
woman universally respected. an exemplary
wife and mother. whose death will be
mourned by many. Mr. ] M Kalston, oi
this city, is also son Of the deceased. Ml
Ralston died in 1877.
The remains Of the deceased will bt
tuKen to Lebanon tomorrow for burial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Git decorated drapery crepes, lates
novelty for drapery, al E Young's
Thost gold sprctacles and eyeglasses for
s. at French's jewelfy store fill the bill
sor Christmas remembrance.
Kid gloves are always acceptable Christ
mas presents. s E Young carries i large
line Of Centemeri and Foster brands.
What would be better for a Christmas
present than pair 1T fne shoes, s Z
Young carries large line OF them for
men, women and children.
A table set, cloth and iapkins, of fine
linen makes useful and ornamental pres
en-. Examine the line Of these good,
carried by s. E Young
i Genuine Bisselt Cajp pet Swecpers fe
ale by S f Young. What would Es
more appreciated by your wife for
Christmas present than .'Superior
sweeper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
The Best Place.

a BIC STvcE 10 seieci from Is al i'm
Portant thing In getting jeweisy that's xhY
you should call oa Will and Stark.
Elegant sterling silver iewelry At WIZ a
Ssarks Ia the iass dCsisnk, snd many oi
them.
The beat stock Of sPecsacies and eye
glasses in the city :, VIII & ssaTkA
VIII & Stark have the goods rnos; suIia.
bic Tor holiday Presents. Examine sheis
stocx.
Souvenir spoons at Will & Siarks.
Gold headed canes and macy othei
things iuss rlgh; for holiday rrmembran-
ces AZ VIII * S:arks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

CHRISTMAS EyK.-The bells rang Gu;
merriiy on Christmas Eve and many chill
dren were made happy. Christmas trees
now are devoted almost entirely. As they
should be. to the children. There was .
time In Albany when from $500 10 5000
worth Of presents were put on 4 singl.
tree: but now the arrangement Is much
more simple and appropriate. Presents
for older people are given mostly at home
while the children rank first al the trees.
Beginning al the eastern endof the city the
Cumberland Presbyterian S had iree
and Santa Clans. G W Willis. with a live
coon on his back, AZ the Christian ehunch
a tree. at the Baptist church two trees and
n nlanger, at ihs Evangelical church twu
trees. 4; the III ( church two trees and. :
Gre place. with Earl Albeit as SANTA Claus,
at the Catholic church high mass al mid
night, AZ the Presbyterian church a tree, :
feature of the exercises being the receipt os
telegrarls from Santa Claus announcing
his coming, at the Congregational church
4 very pretty pine tree. az the L p church
a tree, at all the churches appropriate ex.
erc.ses.
THE EvASeELIsTIc SERVICES a. th4
United Presbyterian church began egain
last evening with a large audience and
most satisfactory results Eight persons
gave themselves to God, and others arOsk
for prayers The sermon was well caicu-
lated 10 arouse sleeping souls. TO = sense al
the price paid for their ransom from sin.
'.Iesus Christ was rich, though for you,
sakes he became poor that ye :hroagh his
poverty might he rich" Most eloqnenily
n
not been raiaemed through tie riches oI
His grace. to lay hold upon the present
opportunity. Services this evening at 30.
All are cordially invited. Come.
Was lS THE wRxcE A train wrecl
occurred near The Dalles yesterday mogn
ing The west bound passenger ran into
freight, telescoping several cars. Ths
engineer of the freight Joe Reedy. wa
killed. A DEMOCRAT man rode in th'
next seat, in the overland frcn Portlanl
last night, to lady who was on the pass
engsr, and reported the wreck an exciting
one in which she and her two little chil.
dren were stirred up in a lively manner
| One chiid's head was bruised some.
A PARALrIIc STRoKE.-Mr VIM Rum
| Baugh ,excoun,y Commissioner, vas on hi
way d3~n street yesterday from his subur.
ban home. and was passing the residenc,
of Mr. Ben Johnson. when :aken with
a paraiyiic stroke. DIR Wallace eas calles
and Mr. Rumbzugh was taken in a hscs
TO his nome The stroke is only pariia
one, and white ser Oct Is not thought 10 be
| dangerous.
ATTENTION, HosFirAL CoRFs Tn,
Hospital Corps. Second Regiment. Oregof
| National Guards viii assemble al the AR
morY this Wednesday evening. Dec 26;i
1894. al 7;so O'Clock for quarter inspec
lion and muster.
| By order of Surgeon.
J VAN WILSON.
Acting Hospital Steward
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
HOME AND ABROAD

See ''Gales Glass; Mounis'' st Tinkies.
Talk. and advertising is cheap but The
fact can be beet obtained by elofe inspes.
tion and comparing TInkles work with
others
''Uld fogyism" and shabby work such
rs has been put of on the people for years
needs protection. Only high grade work
M 1inktes.
The agents selling a5aies Glass
Mount" ,ickcis de no, sell .'give away
bevei gIas, back plo:os." Gales Mount
are Ss.oo each. Get cnr free At Tlnkles
b. buying q tieke, of sgeni-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

This is year
OF ecor omy
When every thing must
i be made to count.
Particularly in buying Christmas rres.
ents but year can only be closed well
even quiet one, BY remembrances for
ones children and friends.
Foshay & Mason,
AS in the past, will lead with The larg-
est assortment of suitable
Holiday goods
In the city. They have splendid lin.
of albums, toilet cases, standard ane C.hel
rooks for old and young, Bso:es. perfumes
and many novelties Prices will suit III.
times atd be made satisfactory 10 ever,
body.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
wEDNnSD
A Christmas Trip.

1t is only q small trip 10 Portland and
return in the same day. People make ii
right along, and yet, day spent that way
is equal to several ordinary days. at least
that is the way it seemed to the Man about
Town who celebrated Christmas by doing
Portland. Here is about the size of it:
Got up az $3.50 O'Clock upon information
the night previous that the train would
probably be on time. Took the motor to
the depot; train one hour late; waited an
hour. train hour and forty minutes later.
Waited sleepily until Z 40 when the train
departed. Ex-Governor Moody, with a
stove in his hat on board. Needed il for q
fierce frost and big fog prevailed. Never
opened his mouth on the senatorial qaes
ton. A young Lutheran preacher and the
conductor discussed warmly the question OF
taxation OF church property, leaving it as
they began. Portland at IL and nothing
had happened heavy enough to drive nail
A lunch at The Hill" the swell boarding
house OF the city, Ex-minister to Turkey,
D p Thompson and family being among the
boarders A hunt for Albany peonle; but
everybody celebrating Christmas. Three
acts of Rider Hagards ''She" at the Or
pheum, q specialized spectacular affair. In
cidentally Will Davidson, Al Boenicke,
viii Reece. Geo Humphrey Judge Strahan
Richard Conn, Bert Veal. Frank Blodgett
and VIM Wolf former Linn county men
were met. The 0regonian building in all its
cold and marble grandeur was inspected in
solitude without u sign of appreciation on
tho part of the Catonie editor in chief.
Wonderful building. Wonderful Scott,
A warm greeting was given him at the
home Of young men, the Y III A rooms,
by the genial new secretay and Mr. Dummit
A crowd of young men were having So
cial feast
Notwithstanding the hard times the
displays OF holiday goods was large and
elegant. The display of meats at one
market was simply enormous. one would
judge enough to supply Albany with meat
for a year. among other features being a
hog weighing 1861 pounds and two black
bears.
The Man about Town believes he states
the truth when he says that Portland has
felt the hard times more than any other
city in the state. The blow has been te.
rihc. Ii is better not 10 narrate- But she
will recover and continue the leading city
and metropolis of that part of the U s,
extending from San Francisco TO the North
pole and from the Pacific TO Denver and ST
Paul.
At 6:l5 in company with Prof Lilly
Robertson. of Tacoma. DR. w Kirk Price,
of Seattle, and DIR Torrence Tate. of
Portland, the Man about Town started for
home, making the trip leisurely hemmed
in by nmorageous walls of darkness The
principal events were several heated dis
cussions between the conductor and 4 wo-
man who was trying to pass her daughter
looking to be eighteen or nineteen on a
half fare ticket, which she failed TO do, and
several men settling the labor question.
Perhaps one Is not sleepy when Albany Is
reached after eighteen hours Of wakeful-
ness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
GOOD EVENING.

Quinine pills at Fred Dawson's
Gel yorr millinery at Mrs Ash5y's.
Gran Berries a, cssE Brownell's.
Ge: your Photoe::for Xmas At Tinkies.
Hot baths at Verick's shaving Parlors.
Two loaves Of bread for S cents at F z
Aliens.
Fresh buckwhe4i -four in bulk at c z
8rosnell's.
90 Ioa.eA Of iresb bread for 81 90 at &
EBrownellS.
Fresh celery. fresh every otter day a,
G z Browneirs.
Try Cowa Coffee. only 3oe per pound
Al c Bfo~neIl's.
Baths At yisreeks shaving and hair
entting pasIors.
II Yea want = fre amoke call for Joseph
white labor cigars.
Hat Baths and warm rooms a; vetIek's
shaving paiior.
30 full weight Ioaves OF bread for o.
Parker Brue.
shaving pAfior.
hooKcA - ACf n l1a6 mfkcx specially
OF prescriptions
A hne large stove for sale, inquire at
Nerick's Barrier shop
We sell snose and better bread a. The Z
) bakery than anY other house In town.
c ID Van Dyke wiI! sell you ,xo Ioaves
fresh oSead for esris n the u Bakery.
I,is pleasure TO em good bread and
this you will alw1ys end a. the U S b1k.
ery
II you van, that aching tooth fiIied or
extracted ~i,houi pain cali al DR. Adams
oficc.
When you bay bread consider quality
and quantity ihen Toa viii buy Al the Z
5 bakery
do Eos delay too long 10 sitting fot your
holiday photos >, TInkie's studio. Secure
an early sItiing. ard see new Xmas novel
iies jus: received
Teacher OF vocal sad Instrumental
nugsc. Miss Hsi;ie u Warner, corner
ish and Ellsworth ssrevt.
Old soles Of ladies shoes taken of and
ne~ half solcs sSwed on. making the shoes
as good as new b. " Beatty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
gErr Hrs WORD

KEPT Hrs .WoRD.-A year ago Uncle
Billy Wright, Of Salem, attended the
Congregational school in this city, and
offered 81 TO every member of the school
v ho attended every Sunday in the year
Yesterday he was present at the schOo
to aeep his word. Il only cost him 81
He has made The promise several times
and the most it ever cost him at one
time was So.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

| have money % loan ~ gcod ..r.n
land in Linn and Beaton cousties in
| sums not over E3ooo. No delays ~ fur
| nishing the coin. Call on @ 9 Bmkhar,,
Albany, Oregon. Also money 10 loan on
city propertyIin any amount on long tn.
al low rate of Interest.
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BORN.

HARRISON Christmas day, Dec %,
1894, in Albany, TO Mr. and Mrs George
Harris, boy All doing we'll with general
rejoicing over such valuable Christmas
present.
MosHER.-on Dec. "a, 1894, to M1
and Mrs Med Mosher-a boy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

This is great scheme, this running hoI-
iday editions of newspapers by women,
who do all the work, rnstling, etc Ihe
Examiner started the ball rolling, and the
Salem Statesman follows suit. ali for
charity ostensibly, but really simply news.
paper scheme.
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That joyful Feeling.

With the eah.ierating sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal eieanli-
ness. which follows the use al Syrup of
Figs, Is unknown 10 the fe~ who have not
progressed beyoad the Cd time medicine
and the cheap substitutes sometimes CT
cred bs, never accepted by the weil H.
or rsTtt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
MARRIED.

WARNER-KIEFER. - On Monday
evening. Dec "A. 1894, at the home of Mr
Charles kiefer, in Albany. by Rev r r
Prichard, Mr. w II Warner, the rustiing
opera house man. and Miss Bertha Kiefer.
the popular daughter of Nr and Mrs
Kiefer. Only few relatives and friends
were present. Mr. and Mrs Warner will
keep Rouse on Ferry street. Tney have
the best wishes of many.
RANDOLPH - MORGAN. - On Mon.
day evening. Dec. "a. 1894. at the home Of
J w Morgan, in Albany, by Rev f r
pr iehard. Mr. w Randolph and Miss
Sarah Morgan-both Of Linn county
Tney have the best wishes of many friends
-CR0ss.--Married Dec 25
1894, Mt the residence of the brides parents
near Halsey, MIR Howard umstea1 ant
Miss Matte Gross both Of Halsey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

THE HUsKIxG BEE will be presented at
the opera house next Friday night by
local talent. This will be full Of fun, old
fashioned, but lively. There will be sone-
thing in it to interest every body. A
genuine old fashioned husking bee with
songs. love making scenes, etc. Do no;
miss it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
While Drunk.

q 7ECGEzz. Or. Dec s6sh, sos Z. Ike
ZUmwal'. Shiie drunk this nornIng .,cok
sho, At Ff2nk u;tiagsr sss Junction. but
missed his mark he Is under arrest and
In she count, Jail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

A DEEss viii make splendid
Christmas present for your wiie. You
can gel the proper thing az Read, Pea
cock 4 Co.'S a. an extremely low figure
for cash.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Drop into Frcucii's j-weiry store aud
spend a few minutes looking at The
display Of. Christmas goodf. l. win
cJet YOU nothing and ycu wii b. mate
welcome
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Talk As yor Please about ~new
men" b>.ng h"moEs and Paironirs older
firms. just because your grsn1acdy did. b
an cd togy just because somebody else
ls and you never wEli atzsoGrt 10 anything
las good thing some people are taai
war, or Tinkte the arts. would nos have
dime 20 eat. AZ Il 10 people are EARRING
that he is away ahead IN hne. ar1is,ic
photography ard hin business has beer
steadily increasing evrr since he came
here iaat winter. twill pay you 10 Ies
him sbou; youE photos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
The Weather.

For "Wednesday afternoon and Tbrrs-
day, Dec 26 and 77, fair, slightly cooler.
FM French. displayman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Ladies' who GeSre 20 order q Dc'saYte
Corset or valet, or self adjusting corset
rom Mrs Tsl,. may leave oroen with
Mrs Howlsnd on Broadalbin 50 between
and sGd 3rd SITS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

CATARRH positively cured fer Si.so.
Money relnsded il noi satisfactory. Cal
trcm ~ 10 - fos free treatment for
cA,arrh. colds. Ia grippr. headache Of
nepraIgIa. at Hodges s. MeFarlssds. Odd
Fellows Temple. Albany. ORE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

kari'G Clcver Ro3s will purity yoCr
olSoi. clear yoxr csmPlexion, sguiA.s
yo1r bowels ani make voar head clear
As bell. 3Sc. soc. and sf.oo
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Probate Record.

In estate of Sarah Agerill bond of $1,000
approved.
In estate of P H wigle petition for order
to sell real estate set for hearing on Jan l2
In guardianship of Lewis Cox sth annu-
al account filed.
In estate of John Pagan w C Morgan
was appointed administrator. Bond $500.
Appraisers appointed, towit: S FromaD,
n Scott and Frank Froman.
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Went After Brown.

ECcEsx, Or, Dec. s6sh. Constable
Linton left heEe this snosniag for Sal,
Lake City 10 bring back A C Brown. who
Is wanted here for larceny.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Elegan, toilet cases cheap al Foshay &
Masoa's.
A large assortment Of Bibles at Foshsy
& Msson's.
Holiday good. a, Foshay & Mason. a;
hsrd time prices.
Useful snd Ornamental presents a,
Foshay s. Aason's.
The finest holiday goods in the City at
Foshay & Mason's.
Go TO Foshay 4 Msson's for ,our holi-
day 90, ds aaa Tou wslI not need ~ look
elsewhere.
bottle of 2erfru.c Is siwAYs an sprro-
PIRATE soliasy eff; foskaY S Mas3r
keep the hes, assortment.
DOM buy tickets for give away bevel
ed glass back photos. Crawford & Fax
ton will furnish the ssmc free or = irsme
and coicred rho'o IL pIefsred; wai, for
free tickets tomorrow
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Dr. g w MAs:on. physician and surgeon
Calls answered promptly in chy or
country.
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H. Ewert. the Albany Jeweler.

Choice asscftments of ladies and gent
wa.chcs Prices lower than ever.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Rathbone Sisters,
Lady Maccl5ees.
daughters of Rebeksh,
Ladies OF Honor,
Sisters OF the Eastern STAR,
You are all invited 10 call a: y
French's ieweliy store ard examine those
emblem pins and charms. They make
very nice and appropriate Christmas rres-
enIs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Whea the Chinsnan the wafer
From his ssly ncfrie squirts
On the surface cf your collars,
On ,he bosoEn oi yoSr shirts,
Ills caiy ;hoosh; OF you
Is The money be wia GET.
By .pi,iing on the lissn,
TIL he knows he has Il re-
The Albany Ssssn L.ua dry axes
dxnPenes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

DandruE forms when The glands of the
skin are weakened. and u Neglected, bald
ness is sure TO toEoa. Halls Hair Re-
never is the brss pssvensive.
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30 Loaves..of Bread fer sl.Os.

Let everybody come 10 1ha Star Bakery
and get 20 losvs Of fresh bread for o. o0
cash.
& MRYzR
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silverware, sPectacie>. cooks and optic
al goods
II EwERT, ieweIer.
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holiday gootx al Hedges a MeFarlaad's
below cost.