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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

Mr.. f. c. Small, of Salem, is lying
dangerously i'll.
Mrs. NJ. J, Monteith, of Portland, is in
the city on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Parrish have re-
turned from their trip TO Coos county.
Mr.. Anderson Cannon is now an at
sorney at law, having just been admitted.
Mrs. T. ]. sites, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs.
James Cherry went to jefferson this noon
to institute a lodge OF Rebeccas.
Charles Cusick, pharmacist at the in
sane asylum is in the city, to attend the
wedding of his brother tomorrow morn.
Ing.
Among those admitted to the bar by
the supreme court was Mr.. George Hart,
OF Grants Pass, brother OF A. $. Hart, OF
this city.
In the notice of those attending the
bachelors banquet at the ST. Charles the
name OF ]. r Whitney should have been
used instead OF that OF James Wilson.
Mrs. Van HoGten who sued Asa Morse,
q Boston banker, for breach of promise,
has returned to Spokane with so, 100 as
the result of it. Mrs. Van Houten re-
sided in Eugene three years and was a
student in the University, her maiden
name being Smith.
Ted Piper, city editor of the 0regonian.
and family, George Piper, OF the news
department OF that paper, and Charles
Piper, Southern Pacific postal clerk.
came up this noon TO attend the we'd
ding OF their sister Miss Grace Piper at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Mr.. James Willisms arrived on the
last steamship from Japan and gave the
Sun n call yesterday. He has beei
resident and business man in Yokohama
for Is years, and will probably return 10
that country in year. He brings word
OF greeting from Louis Eppinger 10 his
Portland friends. Mr.. Eppinger. he said,
is doing great business, and has the fin
est restaurant in Japan.-Portland SUN.
]. W. Gaines, OF the Forks, was in the
city today with his bro,hers-in-iaw.
Wash and Sam Crowley of Andrew coun-
", No., who are in the state on n visit.
They were among Oregon's early pioneers
one of them coming here in 1915. They
returned 10 Missouri; bus have visited
Oregon two or three times before. To-
day they all just came over from doing
the West side
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Potatodun.

More sunshine and less rain, is what
we need from now on.
Potato planting is the order oi the
day in these parts.
Grandma 6rosbang Is able to 81; up
part OF time,
Miss Cora Thompson returned home
Sunday, from week. visit among Sclo
friends.
| Paul Perry is working Tor q jefferson
/ firm this week.
ID. H. Looney, OF Marion county, and
Harrv Thompson oi PosaiGsiom, too Il n
the bal. game AZ ALBANY lasi sunday.
The early ripenei s,rawbe rries are no
good on account oi - much rain.
Frank Norhees continues no better
James Groshaug. his aro;her-in-laN
started Sunday evening 10 ClackAmas
county after Ms. voThczs.
q. l.. Thompson is quite an cxpcr; al
house moving.
Mr.. Rhodes. Jr.. is up from California
looking after his fruit interests in these
parts.
g. l.. Thompson and Paul Perry Sr.,
are getting TO b. experts at PLAYING
croquet.
Frank Miller Is getting the material on
the ground Tor commoiius hop b1ild-
ing.
A social dance at Uncle Dick Burrcss' s
last Thursday evening was enjoyed by
the young folks.
Job karney and wife expected 10 at
tend the Dunkarel lore least near Salem
on the evening OF the 7th-
Quite number of Poiatodouites have
planted from 10 acres OF corn, If il
does well look out for some iai hogs from
here next fall.
Some kind OF an insect is killing the
watermelons. Who can give a remedy :?
L, II. Davis Is enclosing his house and
garden in n substantial picket fence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
Linn County Council.

The Linn County Business council Z
of H. met in open meeting, and IN the
i forenoon. There was nothing done In
business way.
There was quite a concourse OF people
gathered in the expectation OF hearing
Bros. Roach and Lubin of Oalli., on sub
iects connected with agriculture. Alter
a social talk among all hands in the
morning, adjourned for lunch.
There was some good music by the
grange choir.
Dinner being over, the people were
called to order by music by the choir
when Bro. Lubin was introduced, and in
an interesting manner, spoke on subjects
connected with agriculture. His points
were well taken, showing how some
things were protected and some were not.
1t is impossible for your scribe to 81 ise
true account of Lubins speech mot be-
ing shorthand reporter,) but suffice it
to say that he says some truism that can
not be gainsayed. However, he conclud-
ed that where there is will, there is
way" Anyone can afford to spend
short time listening to Mr. Lubin when
they have a chance.
Mr.. Lubin was we'll applauded at the
close of his speech.
The next council will be held at Shedd
the first Saturday in July, 1895.
CoRREsPoNpENT.
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CABLED HIS RERoRT.-Mr. Arthur l..
Pearre, F. q. S., NJ. Am. Inst, VI. f., I.
NJ. NJ, mention OF whose rtnrn from the
Santiam mines was made yesterday, was
also in Salem after his rsturn. The
Post says Mr.. Pearce reports a splen-
did time and says he saw the most won
derful timber that he has had the pleas
ure of beholding, although he is con-
stantly travelling and inspecting mining
properties all over the world. When
asked his opinion OF the Saniiam gold
belt, he shrugged his shoulders and said
that his report had been cabled 10 Lon
don. That is all he would say on the
subject. Mr.. and Mrs. PeArse spoke as
il they wonld see more Of our mining
country later which led us to believe he
contemplates returning, and in this
event he can rest most assured that he
will receive hearty welcome.
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Sisters Commencement.

Tne commencement exercises OF the
opera house On next Monday evening
ing program will be presented:
Overture, Barber de Seyil.a, (Roa SINH
Misses e. Gaze, L. Brenner n. Casey.
Greeting Glee, quartette, chorus.
Salutatorian, Miss u. Casey.
Boston Quickstep, instrumental duet,
Misses /. Brenuer and G. Angel.
Through Darkness to Light" drama
in four acts.
Interludes-Act l.
Tyrolean Alps, instrumentaIsolo, Miss
E. Case.
Home Sweet Home, instrumental
solo, Miss C. Angel.
The Broom and the Rod, vocal, Misses
" Riley, E. Warner and ". Collins.
Act II
Ben Hur Chariot Race, instrumental
solo, Miss z. Case.
Music on the Waves, vocal, Minins.
Act III
Across the Ocean, instrumental solo,
Miss L. Angel
Wanda, Instrumental solo, Miss L.
Breaner.
German Patrol, instrumental dzet,
Misses Z. Hill and z. Case.
Sing Ne to Sleep, song Juniors
Act "
Distant Chimes, Chorus.
Vienna Forever. instrumental dcet,
Misses L. Brenner ard II. Casey.
AbrahGmfs Sacrifice, TabIeau.
Farewell Song. Chorus.
Closing address BY His Grace Most
Rev. W. I'll. Gross, ID. D.
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'fhe Eagle VIII Scream.

There was good attendance at the
meeting at the council chambers last
night TO make arrangements for 4th OF
July celebration. W. Z. Bilyeu was
elected chairman and Geo L. Fish, Sec
retary. II was unanimously voted to
celebrate.
q. W. Watts, ]. F. Conn, W. F. Read,
+. s. Redeker, jos. Klein, G. G. Burk-
hart. L. VI. Curl, II. J. sower, and Per-
ry Coun were appointed committee on
general arrangements, having full charge
Of the celebration, with L. NJ. Curl, as
secretary and z. W. Langdon as treas
urer.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
On Finanee-F. Fl. Pfeiffer, p. 4.
Conn and II. J. sower.
On Music-Dr. VI. III. Ellis, G. g.
Burkhart, J. J. DubruilIe.
On Decorations-W. II. Warner, F. G..
Dannals, J. W. White.
On Printing and InvitStion-P. J.
Smiley, j. K. Whitney, r. p. Sutting.
On Orator and Literary Exereise-J.
K. Weatherford, P. Z. Kelly, W. r.
BiIyeu.
On Gronnds-I. F. Conn, Phil Good
win and Z. s. Rcdeker.
The meeting adjourned until Wesines-
day, June Ilth, when the sub-conmit-
tees will report.
1t IL proposed TO make this live ceIe-
bration one it will pay people TO witness
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Albany College.
Following is the twenty-ninth Annual
(ommencemanf Gaiendar.

Following is the twenty-ninth Annual
Commencement Calendar:
Sabbath, June l6.
United Presbyterian church.
lO:3O a. M: Baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. A. L. Hutchison, OF Salem.
7:45 p. M: Farwell exercises OF Y.
w. O. A. and Y. II. G. A. Rev. X.
Little will deliver the address.
Monday, June II.
Presbyterian church.
300 p. M: Junior entertainment.
Tuesday, June IS.
Opera House.
Sp. m. Drama "Under the LaureIs',
by the Sophomore class.
Wednesday, June 10.
United Presbyterian church.
IO:0O a. m. Commencement exer-
eises.
500 p. IN. Alumni Reunion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

Elmer Seeley is visiting friends in Eu-
gene.
Frank Simpson has accepted posi-
ton in Portland barber shop.
Miss Zella Wood, is home from her
first years experience in Portland Uni
versity.
Judge Blackburn, of this city, deliv-
cred the address at Corvallis on Mem
orial Day.
Mrs. w. n. Phillips returned Saturday
evening from visit with her daughter
in Oregon City.
On Fiday evening Riley Hulburt's
twenty-irst birthday was celebrated in a
happy manner at the residence of W. A.
Kinsey.
| License has been issued for the mar
and A. Z. Williams and Mrs. Frank
Dodge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Warmoth and son,
OF Brownsville, left ON the overland Sat-
urday evening on visit in Sonoma
county, Calf.
Lyle and Clayton speer, students in
the Albany College left today for their
home at Warm Springs. They expect to
return Tor the tall term.
Mr.. David Lubin, of Sacramento,
spoke to good sized audience at the
opera house Saturday night on relief to
the American farmer. An export bounty
is his means of helping the farmer.
| J. G. Crawford, the photographer, and
DIR. Collins returned last week from their
"trip to the Cascades. They went to
Minto mountain and did the Independ-
ence valley country thoroughly. Stormy
weather and slushy snow made matters
unpleasant for awhile. On their return
trip they captured large amount oi
scenery as far down as Niagara, getting
some fine views, about seventy in all.
] Saturday evening the Bachelors clut
gave their fellow member, Mr.. Z. d. Gu
sick, farewell banquet at the st Charles
hotel, previous to his departure for Bene
dictdum. The menu was one of thu
most elaborate ever gotten up in Albany
Thus the Bachelor Club is gradually be
ing depleted in numbers, as all 'suci
clubs should be. Those present were L
ID. Cusick, E, NJ. Horton, J. A. Cum
ming, Jas. Wilson, @. B. Winn and Ohas
Clark.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
WEDNESDAY,

THE INDEPENDENCE RAcEs.-The BIZ
cycle races at Independence Saturday
were largely attended and proved ci
great interest. @. w. Sears. Of this city
did not enter any OF the contests. The
one mile novice, was won by Paul Han
sen, OF Salem. Time, 3 :491a; the mile
open class b, with nine starters was won
by Jas. A. Drain, of Spokane in 2:4319 !;
half mile, class A, with fourteen entries,
by Frank NJ. Byrnes, of California; the
5 mile Polk county race, by Chas. Stats.
Fred Emmett, OF Mccoy in that county,
a student in the Albany College, lead in
this race and just before the finish was
well in the lead, and would have won but
one foot slipped from the pedal, his ma
chine wabblsd and he was unable to re-
cover himself in time to squirt. The two
mile class b, nine starting, was won by
Eli Winesett, OF Olympia, in 5:4lm Il |;
five mile lap, class b, with fourteen en-
tries, by Watt Skiff OF Salem in Is min
ntes; one mile tandem, with two entries,
by Winsett and Lee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

IT Is ALL RIGHr.-The remoieling OF
the county Jail is practically completed.
Only few small things remain TO be
done. 1t is unquestionably one of the
safest jails on the coast. II any one ever
gets out it will be through carelassness ).
There are six cells, with cement floor
and steel plate above it, in two rows oil
three each with steel grating surround
ing The whole and steel plate above.
Prisoners will be allowed to do the inside
corridor during the day. but not the out
side corridor, so it viii be impossible TO
receive tools from the windows. At
night an outside arrangement locks each
cell. There will be four hunks in cell.
making capacity of twenty-four, prac-
tically twenty, as one isa dark cell. The
sanitary arrangement is complete. One
tight door closes the whole interior, pre-
venting outside interference. Besides
this, is single cell as you enter the Jail
for women or insane patients left tenn po-
rsrily. The Albany Iron Works did a
creditable job and hereafter the county
will have Jail it need not be ashamed
of.
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Wheat, II cents

w neat. HI cents
S. T. Jeffreys. who has been practic-
ing law in Corvallis for ten years has
moved to Portland to reside.
On Friday SOS. .495.li taxes had been
collected 10y the sheriff, and since then
about s., coo.
An Albany man received a letter from
Nebraska stating that nearly every thing
was again dried up. A failure OF crops
this year will mean terrible disaster for
that state
In the game or base bail yesterday be-
tween jefferson and Albany the former
won to The ccntest is reported TO have
been live one.
AS anticipated by the DEMOCRAT the
entire class of hity law students examined
by the Supreme court Saturday we've admit
ted to the bar. The state legislature should
provide for different system of examina-
ton.
At sherif's sale Saturday afternoon The
Red Crown mills we're bid 10 by John Goa
ner at s30, 600: the Rnss House By BGehner
Bros NJ Ss570 90: the Lebanon ditch by
0'Nell Bros. at s2S 600; the residence Of
Geo p. Warner by Gonrad Meyer at 1850.
The Y. P. S C. E of the Presbyterian
Church will give an ice cream and straw
berry social az the residenoe Of P. Gal
braith on Wednesday evening next. TO
which all are invited Ice cream and
strawberries. 10 cents.
At special meeting of the Albany Ere
department Saturday evening it was de-
cided to send hose team to Lebanon on
next Thursday TO compete IN the hose race
Committee on arrangements. @ Propst,
Chas. Metzgar and Fred Btocm The com
mlttee will meet tonight IN select the
team.
Saturday lawyer Jefffeys received the
news that be had won mis- case In the hstly
contested dIvoroe suit of Crow vs. Crow.
The suit was brought about by Mrs. Parilee
Crow and real property valued at 5000
owned jointly by Mack Grow and his wife
y as involved. The case attracted consid-
cradle attention in Polk county. where the
iitigants were we'll known Under the de
cision Mrs Crow gets decree of absolute
divorce and half the property. corvallis
Times
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

Following is the personeI oi the two
clubs which viii be q, the opera house
Friday night: Glee club: b G Somers,
Director, T V Bakewell, c r Morse,
Chas A whipple, Power Huichins.
Dwight Hutchinson, + Riekard. Ii =
Needer. c Z PARCELS, tsolo violin and W
u King (aceompanist.l G + PARCELS,
manager. stanford University Mando-
lin club: " Biiiie Wells, Thomas X
Code. Edward c Small, W A Graham, A
Kaufman, George b Wilson, W 6 Long
well. Mark : Porter, b T weigle, W l.
Ac6uire, Chas K Field. w B Wells. dir
ector and " 4 Graham, manager.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

ROTTEN TfxnERs DID 1.-THE railroa d
commissioners have made = finding in
the case OF the wreck K of the freight train
on the o. G. & E: Minute examination
Of the piles and ssringers, the board Is of
the opinion that il fell because, since its
construction Its strength has never been
renewed, and that it was one of those
structures whose decay has kept pace
with the decline in the financial affairs
of the road.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

Sur AGAINST STOCKHOLDERS. - The
Farmers and Merchants Insurance
Company has brought suit against Hen
~ and Leo Gerhard, OF Corvallis. on two
notes, which they made as stockholders,
upon two per cent assessments. The
case is the first Of number which will
probably be begun, as there are good
many OF the stockholders who have not
paid the notes given when the assess
ments were made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

OSE or ITs BuSGLEs.-Judge Shattuck,
OF Portland. has decided that, according
to the Butler act of 1895. the fees paid TO
the clerk of the circuit court for filing
complaints in civil cases covered all OF
the fees required to be paid in such cases,
and that the sheriff is no longer entitled
by law TO collect fees for serving CON-
plants. Neither can he collect mileage.
This will knock the counties out Of hum
dreds OF dollars of fees. As ii is while
the clerks office is self supporting the
sherift's Office returns nothing into the
treasury in the way of fees. The law is
a sample of the bungling done by the
last legislature.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
Paint is
Like Charity

forit covers ap multitude IF sine. /
works the ssm, xzt IN Hy spscks. Re
member this he tcu commence house
cleaning. We are rut giving paint away.
bus we srs selling tas les: mixed paint In
tawn, i il made By John w. Mssury &
Son. ASS your painter about the reputa-
ton Of their goods. We aso have lead
oil yaIuith bfaHhes e.c
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

PgoHARLY PERisHED II THE CAscADEs.-
A couple weeks ago a man nearly seven
ty years Of age, whose name is unknown
left Crook county for the valley by way
OF the santiam route. and il is thought
he perished in the storms that recently
prevailed, after having wandered south
10 the Mckenzie route. Two men cross
ing by that route, just at dark, heard the
cries of man for help, which they were
una ole to locate. A search was made
the next morning: bn, without avail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

SOME FooT RACING. - The Cottage
Grove Leader tells of some foo. racing in
a dramatic style that almost takes ones
breath. Even if one does not believe
in the average foot race, it will pay to
read this item just for the effect: Jim
Whitney, the Cottage Grove sprinter,
says the Leader, under the name of c. F.
Hales, visited Grants Pass, and while
there had go with Miller, the Grants
Pass champion. The race was for $3.50 a
side. Considerable money changed
hands, Jimmy winning with hands down.
The Grants Pass sports feeling rather
sore over the result, put their heads to-
gether for sweet revenge, and at once no.
titled Mr.. Vinton of Southern Oregon, to
come on the first train. The light
footed gentleman made his appearance
on the north bound train. They at once
proceeded to business. $50 was placed
in the hands OF Mr.. Mellon, q prominent
mining expert, as a stake holder; they
then proceeded to the race track to see
the results, sixty-five yards being meas
ured off. At this stage OF the program
excitement grew intense. Lsrge sums of
money were being wagered on both sides.
They did not have to wait long before
UOen atIliclcS SilQNcd lISlE uuSkN lOIulS
in radiance and splendor. As the nim-
rods came tripping up to the scratch,
hush fell upon the crowd. As the sprints
toed the line, Whitney extended his
hand which was grasped by his oppon-
ent with warm feeling and great respect
for each other. By this time the Grants
Pass sports plainly saw that they was'ent
in it, Tor Jlm's wonderfully developed
form easily convinced both sets that he
was much superior to his opponent.
They scored one hour and thirty min
utes. Jimmy realizing the smoothness
of his would be rivals tactics dare not
give him an inch the best ofit, as he had
all his earthly possessions at stake. \
fash, sound and both racers sprang
down the course to the post OF victory. |
1t was battle to the finish, Jimmy wia- !
ming by scant four inches, and little |
lifted up the sleeves. Jimmy's feelings
was greatly relaxed at the result, as his |
brawny opponent came rushing down, |
With wonderful bounds, was fast closing !
the gap of victory.
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Engines and Separators.

We want ihsesbermen TO hear list We
have the tlickttt thing 10 tDRines that has
yet come ous. Something lew thsi ilst
stakes the rag right of the busb." Cone
around and learn all stout 1t. Also .ous
good b.rgains in secon6-h.nd thresl Jog
machinery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
TERMS.

DAILY, | ct day; 25c per month; $500
per year, In advance, soc per month not
In advance BY carrier, l0c per week. 10
per cent added if allowed to run over 5
months.
WEEKLY, sl.25 in advance; $l.50 at end
OF year; $l,75 for second year; $200 for
third and preceding years. when not paid
IN advance. Clubs of five new subscribers
for $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
That Wet EeeIino

is ca1,ed by gel tirg too close to ar old
lesky hose. OF course it will SQUIRT al
over yen. Threw if sway. We have
hose, lawn n'twers, Fprinkle,s, sickies and
every thing De. dsd to keen lawn in good
shape, and-Ee are rxious to sell iLem.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

SATURDAYS RAcEs.-The local races
heretofore mentioned to take place ne xt
Saturday at the fair ground are attract
ing some attention and promise TO De
well attended. The horses contesting
will be G. T.. Barrow's Wavemont, w.
b. Shannon's Sadie @ and J. NJ. Rails
toms three year old, best 2 in 5. Pure,
s75. Besides this contest there will be a
half mile race between Del Norte and
Charles Sears on bicycle, a novelty in
Albany, and probably a mile race be-
tween several Albany bicyclists, and Del
record OF 2:l5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
Seed Corn.

EverNo e knows ;hst ~ The esrliest
varieties cf seed corn sucee. 4 IN Oregon.
We have brought out foir { the very
earliest E4Eieties from ;be 81, aid also
have au -arIy Rhite corn ifst has been
cr.l-yp bera for eiSkt vears
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07

ElocUTIoNARY REcITAL.-Misses Helen
and Lillian Crawford will give an Elocu-
tionary Recital at the Opera House, Sat
urday evening, June Sth. One OF the
pleasant features OF the evening will be
the Emerson system of Physical Culture
given by class OF 2oin Empire costumes.
Another will be recitation "How
Gradma Danced the Minuet" followed by
a Minuet drill by four little boys and
girls in old style costumes. The enter
tainment will conclude with a lovely
and charming drill called 1.-The Feast Of
the Roses" by rose bud garden of girls.
Come and see how much Albany girls
can learn in twelve class lessons Ad-
mission % cts, gallery, Is cts. Remem-
Der the date, June Sth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
The Caterpillars
WtIIGef You

you dcn's watch out. fhes are taking
the whole country. And then there is the
codiin meth aid the wool phis who are af
ter your fruit crops. Come N and gst
spraying outfit ard get 10 squirting tne
dead medicine on them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
That Big Crop

must be saved. If 1t is grass. we have the
mower and rake for you. If it is ~best or
oats, we have the binder. If You live in
''the forks ard have fax, our bincer will
excel all Others in saving il. Easy teIma.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-07
YOU'RE lawfully Mean.

if you d,n't provide yeuT wife with good
glove and iots tf kitchen fnTLitIre fa- it's
cSesp. We have q big lot If s;tvss and
tinware CT had hat VIC wcnld Price 10 yos
low. JusF how low .tu will Gnd out BY
a.lliaF