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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
oakviiie.

Superintendent Rutherford and Miss
Baltimore came here yesterday on their
wheels. They visited the school and
took in the beautiful scenery in and
around our town.
Mr.. and Mrs Citizens, OF Peoria, cali
ed on us last week.
DIR. Jayne, of Sheld. passed through
town yesterday.
Ralph Yantis, oil Albany, was in town
yesterday. He called on our school
teacher.
]. 5. Smith and Geo. D Barton s.arteti
ed out TO see the people today.
James Morgaa. OF Lake Greek, passed
through hers this morning.
Ala Mi / is out on the street AT an ear
ly Lour every morning with his matched
team. He is a man OF as much impori-
ance in oakvi!I as All Swill is in Albany.
A. T. Davis is putting mp a large fruit
drier on his farm in Ness OakNiIle, he
intends 10 dry his own fruit and as much
more as lie can.
The political racke; has ceased for a
few days while the Johnnies plant few
more spuos.
Doug Wade will have some difficulty
in getting men 10 he p put in his crop in
Benton county. Two OF his hired nen
are republicans aud they don't want to
.oose their residence in this county.
AaEcrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

WHAr WITH Oar Dlp.-Ds Clara II
Davidson had peculiar surgical case on
band yesterday. Mrs J. W. Carr, liv-
ing on Soltl. Commercial street, in this
city, while eating some canned wild ber-
ries, sRallowesi Mild oss, which had
heen allowed 10 remain in the irni; while
il was icing canned. She did no; know
at the time what the foreign substance
was, but was conscious that It had lodged
ii her throat, causing her great pain and
annoyance. Her efforts TO dislodge IL
seemed 10 only make ;lse matter worse.
When she called 3; the doctors Office,
the latter made an examination, which
resulted in the discovery OF the Wild oai
sticking in the tonsil. being deeply i'm
bedded in tta: organ through the efforts
10 swallow IT, The beard OF the cat pro-
iec;ed from the toaxiI. DIR. Davidson
finally removed the obnoxious substance
using pair OF artery fcrceps in tie op.
Grafton Salem Post.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

A EusESE PRoJRT.-The Guard SAYS
plans are being perfected for :heereclion
OF new opera house at Eugene on the
L. \. Roney property, adjoining Day &
Henderson's on Willamette street. On
either side oi the front part Of the bnili-
ing will be store roam % ..ieei wide and
OF suitable depth- Between these two
store rooms will be the entrance IN the
opera house, 20 feet wide and built with
. gradual ascent SO that il will be five or
six ieet higher at the rear end than al
the front. The opera house wir be in the
rear OF the building and will be abou,
50x60 feet in the auditorium and will
have a stage about S0x60 feet. The au-
ditorium viii slant gradually from the
rear TO the stage. and will have gallery
extending clear around il. A Anumber ol
prominent business en- are interested
in the project.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
Surrounded by Water.

Henry Sargeant and v. Hall had a
seziy time OF it during the recent high
wSteT. They were logging on the Bear
place. two miles below Peoria, when the
freshet came. During Monday night
they were azakeEed by their horses
paving Ii tie water, and starting out to
learn tie cause sonHd themselves wad-
ing IN the food. The horses removed to
higher ground. and az dzy ybrezk the ris-
ing tide had catered the tent. There
wss no esczPe in any direction, for Il vas
half ; mile 20 main land AL the day
Tuesday they watched the water creep
higher and higher, ard az night there
VAS left Tor them piece OF land uncoy-
cred by water only twenty feet wide and
City feet long A rise OF four inches
would have covered the whole spot, and
have left them asfnlIy lonesome In =
wilderness and roar Of waters. That
night the highest stage was reached. but
the provisions and horse iced gave out
Tie next day an attempt wzz made 10
ford the sI0ughs that separated them from
The main lxnd bat deliverSnes had 70 be
foregoae until the following day when
the water had sufficiently rereied TO per
ulit them. by tail wadiaz, 10 make their
eseaPe--Corvzllis Time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

81 have neyer had DAYS sickness in
my life, - said naidd.e-x2ed man the eth
er dAy
What Comfort it would be-" sighs
some poor invalid, ''to be in his place for
a year or two" Yet hall Of the insaiids
We zee might te just a. healthy as he. II
they would enIy take proper care Of them
selyes. eat proper fooi-and digest IL
It's 50 strange tSat such simple things
are overlooked by those who want health.
Food makes health.
Il makes strength-ani strength wards
CT sickness. Tie man who had never
teen sick was strong because he always
ligesied his food. aud you oo1ld become
the same by helping yoar stomach TO wors
hs well as bis.
Ii will make yoa strong ana healthy b,
making the food you eat make you fat.
Druggists sellit, Tral bottle 10 cents-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

y AsT a CASpfDATE The democratic
county central committee met last SAT-
uEday for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for joint representative. They
decided upon Hon. Allen Parker, as
their choice and asked the Eenson c0an-
~ committee TO endorse their ac.ion.
The secretary OF the Lincoln county
COMMITTEES II receip, OF a communication
from the Bonton county committee in
which they refuse &c endorse Mr.. Parker,
and 10 .acE express an intention OF max
ing no nomination. This will leave Lin
cola cos.nty democrats without a candi-
date. The republican, candidate - =
resident OF Btnion countY, and the pop
ulist candidate practices lax al Corvallis
moss OF the time. Nov II the prohibi-
sionisss CT female suEiragisss will just
put uP genuine Liaooiu county ezndt-
date there will be q first-ciass oppoFtn-
nifty 30 get sonae vo;es.-Lineoln County
Leader.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
.sATURD-A
HOME AND ABROAD

Potent posters return rapid resuits. see
Smiley's samples
Cloth circulars catch country customers.
Smiley the printer.
Sec French's show window for collar
buttons 5, 10 and l5e. Each one warranted.
The best and cheapest sateh chains
made. at Freach's jewelry store, fully war
ranted.
Anniversary of Odd Fellowship at the
opera house next Monday evening. Free
TO all.
ar. Jas. Dannals is building new res.-
dence on the street adjoining the residence
OF T A. Goodwin.
Belt buckles. belt pins shirt ~aist sets.
IN gold and silver, at 7. NJ. French Jew
eIry store.
Steamer leaves o R&N Cos do.k. foot
OF BroAdaIbin street every morning except
Sunday At rs q. N, arriving in Portland
at 4;SO p. m. same day
Mr. Lucy i5Iain q ass. mother oi Lii
lian. Faux and R0bt. Glass, died at th4
family home two miles sOu;h II Coryai.is
at 30 O'Clock Thursday.
Our line of Ladies shirt waists Is noz
complete. having just seceived ali the new
est patterns IN lawn and dimIiy This il
Dy far the sseliest lire Of goods ever
shown IN Albany, call and see them at the
Ladies' Bazaar.
A center Of attraction for several days bas
been the mouse ciIcas a; Hopkins Bros
Tee manner IN which the pluckY little 10
dents ride the srvse wheel Is very in.erezi-
ing.
The Albany ~iii iezre Albany Tomorrow
morning al o'ciock, arriving al Portland
At asgu: 1879 hetcrnins Eif iesEe
Portland al 2 O'Clock and arrive A. Aibaay
at about IL p n R0Uni trip 81 90
Good meals only 25 oents
Halle wiikins. Corvallis bog, earned
some money las; gear picking ssTaxberTies
kept Is anti reoenily " ben be boaght
bicye'e IN PoEiIaLd. While trying to
learn 10 ride be ie under szroes car and
iosi an zrm- T5a. vas an On ucky bscy-
Gle
W. !. Bennett. the MeiTori srslaisect re-
turned yesterday fruul Sisssn. having r.
ceiSed contracts 10 furnish plans for sever
al nsw buisGiagx ia the burned dissraes.
Ros,s4 sad Aazieg wi'g each erect Stone
ssdIi1iugs. iessri-
The Elzsose hit for Port znI n 5 s'ciock
this morning xitn segeTai from Corvallis
ami an evea 5fiy irpm Albany. induding
ih- slss. bail elGs. which Is 10 play the
Fofs lass tomorrow zAd Msadly. While
The lsoss Dc n.ss expect TO DO much ~ mat
ieE 81 fat tine siSb e-shxb,y contains the
best amateur :. - ball material Ct any
el1b ever o-gansz=i here
H. B Williamson s-4s ;ise s,olfszct fer
lisHiAniling tie sssa4ra = farae S.s,-ss. and
is now engaged ia ihe work. Tue snglrs
and boiler Is sid 20 ae tie lest and nsast
economical OF the hsr1 GA the ElTer. zad
ulzs. The company sag. be nssi n the con-
S;rucsfoa al reW baAs fer tis= upper rSveS
erTsoe next se1spa she origiaaS essss q
the Sister nlsehine-y vas - 300J.-Cor
wallis inns
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
Highest of all in Lcavcnng Powe-La.est U. Govt Report
RH!a!I! q! Rs%asg;! RRsklaRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ARSOKUTEEY PURE
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

W. B. LawIer is expected home from
London next week.
w. L. Smith, the republican nominee
ior sheriff of Lincoln county, formerly
resided at Halsey,
We regret very much to inform our
readers Of the severe illness Of Aunt
Mandy Kester, che has been very Ill for
some time past. We trust her recovery
viii be rapid.-Yaquina News.
T. II. Hoberg and wife, of Rankana.
Via, cousins Of Grant Hoberg of this
place, arrived in Albany yesterday. Mr..
Hoberg is representing the Hoberg Toilet
Paper Co., Of Kankana, Wis.
Rev. j. w. Cowan d. d. OF Oregon
City, viii deliver the associational sermon
for the willamette Association of CON-
gre sational churches, which meets in
Albany on next Tuesday. Sermon at
30 p m. DR. Coxan is an old friend
and ciassmate OF Z. r. Sox OF sllis citv.
He IL an able preacher.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
PoxEn 4 ToalrSse N
FRIDAY
Immense Excursion Party.

The Albany this morning took the
biggest excursion party dogn the river
that ever left this city on the river for
Portland. Ninety came from Corvallis
and about QUE hundred and sixty got on
al Albany. The Albany Band and or
chessra under whose auspices the excur-
sion was given furnished music for the
occasion an attraction that had its infiu-
ence. The name o. The boat also has
great weight with oar citizens, as we'll as
the fact that the company cunning it also
runs a railroad upon which many hopes
are built. Before leaving upon behalf of
the citizens OF Albany J. Il. Wyatt pre-
sented Capt. Smith OF the Albany with
nag, in speecl, expressing tht. appreci-
alton our OF citizens for the naming Of the
steamer. II vas al once ho:stesi at the
stern, and as the the boat slea uned down
siresm aaatesi in the breeEes for our city.
An immense crowd witnessed the depart
ure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

A Tar To ExGLASD.-Mr. Samuel
Nixon returned from Alhany yesterday
where he had been to pay his taxes, and
also to yet q ticket for New York. Mr..
Nixon is administering for he Martin
Costello estate. valued at <3i 200, and
leaves for Manchester, England tomor
row 10 see II he can find heirs named in
the vii who were beQueathed $4,000
and vas last heard of at the above place.
Mr.. Nixon has had the estates affairs
settled up for some time, and is making
last effort to find the missing heirs. be-
fore their portion will have reverted to
the state. Since the foregoing was in
type we learn that Messrs- May and
Douglas were the administrators OF the
estate and that Mr.. Nixon is executor ol
Mrs. Castello's will, and since, the en-
tire business was turned over to him.
Harrisburg Review.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
nth Anniversary Program.

Following Is the prograEn TO be given
next Monday evening at the opera house,
the occasion being The seventy seventh
anniversary OF Odd Fellowship IN AMER.
ca.
Payer by Rev. l. P. Haynes
Reading by Rev. J. T, Albeit. Sub
iecf. Tie Good Samaritan.
Male quartet, Akers, Hammer. Steele
and Lundell.
Club swinging BY Y. N. G. A. boys.
Recitation hy Miss Mary Candifi.
Address by Rev. \. F. Jenkins. os In.
diana.
Male quartet.
Beneticsioa by Rev. &. L. BarbanE.
Free 10 everybody.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
THE COMING BALL GAME.

Who's Mack the boss barber,
Who organized the team,
Ii you'd see them at their practice game
You would think they run by steam.
Cap Fuller mp and Burns on deck,
The game will be no fake,
II you want 10 see The big ball game
The Elmore's the boat to take.
With Marshall on first base You see.
On second Sam Dugger, Scio's crack,
The boys are oil in shape you bet,
So says Barber Mack.
Conoway viii play thiri base,
Hedrick hold down short
Wen make old Glen play base ball,
AID think that we're in Port.
The bag OF wind will not blow up
As stated in the Herald's last.
His safety valves in proper shape
To blow off the Surplus blast.
Wen dance and have jolly time,
With music up to date,
Don't forget the big ball game
The Elmore's the boat to take.
tBonBy Burns THE PogT.)
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

Thar Bia P.rATo.-The \. Y. World
OF last Sunday twallows the Loyeland,
Colo., story OF the S. pound potato, and
gives picture of Mr.. Swan with the po-
tato on his shoulder. An Albany lady
was in Loveland recently and met Mr..
swan who gave her a photograph Of him.
self and pntato. A sister Of Mr.. Swan is
quite an artist and one day she manufac-
tured out OF canvas big potato, 50 near
iy life-l.ke as To deceive. A cut was
made OF il ami Mr.. Swan used it merely
as an advertisement without any inten
ton OF deeeiving. 1t spread abroad and
was accepted as fact and Mr.. Swan S
mail has been crowded, even from all
over Europe. The truth is three pound
potato is curiosity in Loveland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

BIsHoP Gross Is Reconsideration
was made several days ago that Bishop
Gross 'uid lecture in Eugene. As some
interest was expressed in the character
OF the Hcdn s. We give the following from
this mornings Register: Tie opera
house Was filled Iast night to hear the
ieitnre by Most Rev. William A. Gross,
arch bishop OF the diocese OF Oregon, on
llle subject American Citizenship. -
Every available chair was occupied and
fully 100 st.scd during the entire course
OF iilc lecture. Rev. 6ross confined him.
SELF mainly 10 American Catholic citizen-
ship. Of their moral worth, pair otism
and loyalty TO the government In so
doing te brought up the names If mum.
eroas iilnssriOus men, OF Catholic faith
who became famous in tie vars of the
United States, the revolutionary war.
the var OF 1872 and the rebellion, ol such
men as Phil Sheridan. oi Carroll. who
vas one OF The signefs OF the DeclaI alton
ot Independents. aud many others, vi no
showed their tealty 10 the government,
in the times OF its need OF true citizens.
Throughout tl4e lecture the interest mar
Iissted by the audience vas marked, and
applause vas frequent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
To Portland in one Day

The new steamer Albaay, elegantly fur.
shed, including new piano, now runs be-
tween Corvallis and Portland on the follow
ing schedule: Down river, Mondays. We'd
neSdays and Fridays. L-ave Corvallis. z
q, IN Albany, s:l0 a. IN Salem, IL 80
m arrive in Portland ESQ p m. Up
river. Tueslays, Thursdays and Satur.
days. Leave Portland. 8 Am; Salem
$3.50 p m; Albany 9:20 p. m; arrive al
Corvallis, II 20.
Round trip fare, good for so days, q
Portland. %; single fare to Portland, $i.2S
Portland dock foot Taylor street. Apply
to II. 3. sacry, citp ticket agent. Albany
Orr gon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

A0ArS ORSTRrcrgD.-Thc recent high
waters have caused the Willamette river
10 cut n new channel nearly a mile long
in the vicinity OF the month of the Nc
kenxie. This new channel is vet full OF
snags and has never been navigated. BY
reason Of the change IN the river the old
channel has been rendered unnavigable
and the steamer Gypsy has not been
here since last Saturday. At that time
the wafer was high enough so the boat
could make the ruH through Meek
slough. The river is now al good stage.
but owing 20 the lack OF saag boat to
clean out the newly formed channel,
boats are unable to get here.-Eugene
Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

THg CoLLEsx.-An effort will be made
to raise money for the college the coming
summer in shares OF SIS each. IL il
proposed by President Lee and Prof.
Howlaud 10 visit nearly every memoer
in the Presbytery the coming summe.
and making thorough canvass. The
moi tgage debt OF the college is IS 900, of
which 5000 has been raised and the re-
mainder viii be provided for. The out
look is gradually improving. and it is
expected to place the college on 4 good
financial basis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

Is DARKSEss.-The Dalles TN says:
Owing to the failure of the city council
and the electric light company to agree
upon price for furnishing street lights,
The Dalles has been in darkness since
the first OF rue month. This is \ eondi-
ton to be deplored. Alter having en-
joyed the luxury OF street lights for a
number OF years the residents of the city
do not desire to retrogeess, and go back
to the ''da.'k age as il were. The city
cannot afford 20 pay the prices demand
ed by the company and these prices are
the best that are liable to be offered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

TmE BOWLING CONTEST is getting very
exciting, the Pfeiffcr team now leads by
only one point. Following is the score;
Sower us. Horton l04, @. Pfeiffer los, F.
Watts Ia, Drum l2o, Headrick llS,
Simpson l0i. Total 455. In the Salem
contest the total scores lead the Albany
score by considerably over 100. One
player the first three nights made 45
each night in his ten frames
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

SOMETHING that this town needs. A.
first class boot black. Now that We have
one among us, let us keep him here by
patronizing him. He will remove stains
from your clothing, brush you neatly
and polish or oil boots in first class sts le.
You will find him in front OF the Combi-
nation barbershop. Try him and be
convinced. Tanned and patent leather
shoes specially. 4. FousrAlN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

Two HAEREsBCRe BoTs.-Taesiay ey-
ening William Black and Elmo Roach
were pat In the cooler" by Marshal
Mcdaniel, on the charge CT disorierly
condust- These and other boys ior some
time past have been in the habit OF pro
curing liqnor through = third psrfy and
then seeing how much noise they could
make. and It w&s high time that thers
be stop put 10 such work Black had
been TO the recorders oitiee before and
was scooriisgly fined $40 and costs
amounting IN all 30 SIS: this beins
RoA, his frs. offense be Was fined $. II
defanlE Of PS inert they would do tim,
in The city bSStile.-RevieE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

aigH ASNIvEksARY PARry.--Some kind
OF party was held in the banqueting
room in the Baltimore block Thursday
night. There we're present twenty.six
Young men and three women, and the
DkMocRAr is informed twenty gallons of
beer were drunk. A card was left with
the names of the Young men and three
women ''and many Others which an AL
bany man has preserved. 1t was head
cd 1.-THE cath Anniversary oil tue
tw-M-Co. Special Engagement for One
Night Only April 2s." The time had i:
reported to have been decidedly hilar.
ious.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
Something
Good to Eat

il hard to prepare unless yor have
nice wife and cracking good cook
stove. Sox il ven have tie wife, we
have the stove. You don't want TO
dispose Of the wife and xe do want
TO sell the store. What's 10 prevent
us from making dIeker7 Come
around and we'll talk about IL
STEwARr ( Sox HDw Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
Almost Anything

wanied by farmer ls kept for sale
by the Stewart & Sox Hardware Co
Engines, seFaFa.ors, binders, now
ers. rakee, plows, harrows, and al
most anything else in the line OF I'M
plements or hardware.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

ISsPzcTfxs ORcHARDs.-IAas. l.. y i'll
ey. member OF the State Board ol uorti-
culture, is in town. Mr.. DALEY Is fruit
commissioner OF the second horticultural
district. which comprises the counties OF
Marion. Linn, Lane, Benton, Lincoln.
and Polk. and he is 81 present on a tour
OF inspection Of the orchards OF the dis
triet. During his present tour OF the
district Mr.. Daley will make speciality
Of visiting the small orchards. Il is his
business TO examine the various orr hards
for pests and fungus diseases, and report
findings TO the growers and give them in
struction in applying the proper remedy.
In fact Mr.. Daley Is runEing a sort OF
school of horticulture. Ga
zette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

TAXES is the all absorbing question
with great many jest now and AN item
along that line is always OF interest.
sheriff Johnson aud his deputies up TO
last night had collected in SIS, ,i44.92 of
the 1895 tax money. There rs yet over
$7i 900 to collect. so that less than one
half of the tax money has yet been paid
IL. though only lew moro days OF
grace are leit.-Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

A Dgr CoUSTRY.-A gentleman who
recently went to Newhall. California.
writes from there stating that the eoun-
try is about dried mp and is nearly ready
TO blow away They have only had ! y
inches Of rain in year. Fruit will not
Weld half a crop, the bees are not feed
ing themselves, and the grain il inches
high and turning brown.-Ex. Oregon
could easily spare the rain OF the last
few days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
The Best Paint

in the world is sIasury's Mixed PaIrs
and we have Il m all coIorz- Every
body using il likes t. II you vznt
lead and oil We have that, too, and
also varnish. turpentine- brushes.
etc. SEwAET d Sox HDw Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

CAkn OF THAxxs.-The relatives of the
late Ira Stroud desire to express their
siucere thanks TO the many who display
Ell s-lch universal kindness and offered .
helping hand during the recent fatal IL
ncss OF Mr.. Stroud.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

THE LADIES AUxiLIaRv.-The next reg
ular meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary will
he held at the Y. NJ. @. A. rooms Friday,
April 23th. a, half past three o'clock, the
subject being John Bunyan. Following
is the program:
Life, Character and Works OF John
Bunyan, by DIR. Mrs. Beers.
Extracts from Pilgrims Progress, Miss
Baltimore.
Vocal solo. Mrs Lee.
Recitation, Miss ods Haight.
All ladies are cordially invited 10 lie
present.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
Who Hath Woe2
Who Hath Sorrow.
Who Hat, Much wrath2

Verify it Is he that buyeth . High
Grade BicyeIe at 3 cost OF so and
10 per cent off for cash For behold
is breAke;h and c4ste1h him into the
dust; yea, even into the n:re, and
eette b into the lands OF the repair
e., and in theend ccste.h him many
pieces OF gold
Moral-Buy 3 Columbia L
costs 500 and Is sold BY the Stewart
& Sox Hdx Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01
Two for a Nickel

is the way we sell packets Of garden
seed, and We also have garden seed
in bulk and grass seed Of all kinds
for sale cheap.
SrEwAgT & Sox Hpw 60.