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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-23

At her residence on South Main street, this
morning, Mrs. Mary Brennan met with an
accident by falling down a flight Of stairs.
She received cut wounds and bruises about
the face and fortunately escaped having any
bones broken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-23

Ask your grocer for the Royal Patent"
aour, and take no other brand. 1t is the best
-four made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-23

The excursion and picnic of the United
Evangelical Sunday school to-day was at
tended by three hundred people. Many of
the older folks took the noon train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-23

When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, OF general tinsmithing done call
on E. F. Gallagher 10 West Centre street
Dealer in stcges 1-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-23

Burning, itching skin diseases instantly re-
lieved by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve, un
equalled foi cuts, bruises, burns. 1t heals
without leaving a scar. c., II. Hagenbuch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-23

When bilious or costive, eat a Cascarets
candy cathartic cure guaranteed, lOc, Poe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
Government by Injunction
EDrroR DEMOCRAT.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT.
Oar city has been and still is suffer-
er by this modern method of government.
Il has lost the interest on $500, which
has been tied up in the bank for over
two years and viii probably lie there
that much longer before the injunction
in the case of the bridge warrants is de-
cided. 1t had expended about $500 in
improving 9Th street when il was etop-
ped by an injunction, and now / see By
your columns, few days ago, it 10
threatened by another injunction in the
Ninth street matter. Ii may not be fully
understood that aside from loss Of inter-
est the city is called on for attorney fees
and other expenses in all these cases,
whether il wins or losks and it does not
always win.
AS to the Ninth street matter, the
council oy q unanimous vote, ell mem-
bers being present, decided to accept
the proposition Of the SoutheEn Pacific
Co. and end the suit. The reasons for
doing 90 were: First, to save the expense
OF an appeal TO the supreme court eec-
ond. To avoid delay of two years in the
Improvement; third, to avoid paying the
Southern Pacific Co. for the right of way
which We should have been obliged to dc
il we won the suit and which they now
donate, and fourth to make one crossing
of the tracks and at right angles to them
instead Of two, one OF which would have
been at an acute angle.
The only objection is that it viii no.
look so well. As tie c1rve il entirely or
the Southern Prcife Cos. grounds and
will never be fronted by buildings this ID
OF no importance. No one cares for ol
notices very similar curve in Baker
slEeet near the same place.
G.. C., HoeUY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
Lebanon,
From the Express :

From the Express:
w Z Chandler cold fifteen stoves last
week.
Ms F E Allens s'of Albany. was last
lsisnsi. %sni sas guest her sister Miss pu-
Judge J whitney was in Lebanon
yesterday.
FM Rei6eld, of Albany, is here for
few days.
Mrs Il @ Watson and children, OF AL
bany, are wishing at Mrs Garland's
Lebanon. public schools have over sixty
more pupils enrolled than at this time
last year.
Miss Joyce fsrowneIl, the music teach.
or, comes out to Lebanon every Thurs
day now, and remains three days in each
| week.
The Davenport brothers moved their
sorghum mill over across the river on
John Smiths place yesterday. They
have already made something over 100
gallons of sorghum this year.
w Keeney brought two fine young
deer to town yester ,ay and sold them TO
our butchers Mr. keeney and his wife
were out hunting on Monday and killed
fourd Mr. keeney killed two and
his wife two.
The bloomer social given by the Ladies
of the Maccabees last Friday evening was
a blooming suceess. though the bioomers
were not the kind that some of the bows
thought they were paying to see. The
boys wanted to zee bicycle bloomers in
stead of flower bloomere.
| 1t Is reported that the p comp
any are talking OF making 75-rent rate
for the round trip between this place and
Albany. This would be much arpreciaI
ed bv Lebanon people, and Ee believe tn
travel betweea the two places would be
mote than doub ed.
Last Saturday evening. while large
crowd of ladies we're at the bowling aller,
some one tied q string TO the electric light
switch aud, while standing outside OF the
building, would cut OF the light at inter
walls One time the string was pulled
just far enough 60 that an arc current
was formed AZ the switch, which nearly
set fire to the building. II is supposed
that tie trick was performed by one or
more OF the contemplate kids" OF
which Lebanon seems TO have Q lar. e
surplus At present.
l A Morris & Co brought suit in Judge
Hawkins court against VIM Neeiy. for
$3.50. The defendants counsel secured q
change Of venue to Judge Powell's court.
Here the plaintiffs counsel secured an
other change OF venue 10 Judge Lovelee's
court, and the case was SET for bearing
on Monday morning. Judge Lnyelee Vas
notified and was in readiness all day
Monday, but the 81 30 crowd failed to
show up. Judge Loyelee says he intends
10 secure pay for his trouble. Just the
same. We have since learned that lie
suit was Withdrawn by the plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
FRIDAY
Did He XIII Them.

A former Lebanon and ALBANY law
yer has taken new way to keep hi
name before the public. The Salem In
dependent says:
On Saturday last A. F. Stowe, OF the
asylum farm stepped into our sanctum,
and laid two Cinnamon (pheasante) on
our table, with the remark: "PIease ac-
cept these birds from me-" We wese
dumhfounded. 1t was like q clap OF
thunder from clear sky. Mr.. Stowe
saw that we were overcome, and SO he
said: "There are birds for you. They
are not like Colonel Hofer's old hen.
They are worth eating" As soon as we
came to, we gathered ourself together
and stood upon our feet. In q broken
mien we said: "Mr. stowe, We shall
never again cay you couldn't strike the
side OF q barn with shotgun. We have
now the evidences, that nnless you bonght
these birds, you ares magnificent shot,
for lawyer Mr.. Stose LETT, but as
howas going out of the door he vas beard
to mutter: ''After all, he has some
doubts shout my shooting thoes birds. !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29

jacob Klein. OF Eugene. returned or
Wedn >sday night from Dyea, where he
had Teen on his way TO klondike, bat
had postponed his trip on account of bis
partner backing out. Klein packed over
the Chileoot pass several weeks. making
Sis day. keeping At j, until the issh OF
September, when that fatal avalanche
came sweeping down and he was in the
mids, OF il.
Peering out Of his tent he saw an ava
lauche OF water coming down the noun
tain side. says the Register. With 9TH
ers re scrambled up the side OF the
glacier in The effort 10 escape the oneom-
ing wave OF water, xhRh was about II
feet high. Most OF those who bad any
warning Of the food escaped with only
severe wetting, bus lost neArly every
thing they had in their tents. Klein
was in the Eater aSoGt waist deep. ais
tent WAS fastened TO tall stump, where
q tree had been cut of above abe snow
line in the winter season. II Was torn
TO shrels, but bis bedding and all his
money was firmly lodged against the
sIump.
After the experience Of that morning
Klein concluded he had had enough OF
Alaska Tor this season. and On the 18th
Of September be started for home. He
expects to return 10 Dyea in the spring
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
)SATURDA~
SOCIAL AND Personal

Rev. Z. 4. Ross is holding revival
meetings 81 Harrisburg.
Mines BrAmxeIl, Patton, White and
Carter, OF Halsey, visited the W. D. W.
last night
The Albany Orchestra's social dance
will take place this, Saturday night
at the opeEs house
Mr.. T.. G. Rogers has sold his board
ing house TO Mrs. Fleming, who viii
soon take charge Of il.
Mrs. Jas. G. Holcomb and children,
Mrs. NJ lnaalls. and Miss Case, Of New
port. have been in the city on . visit.
Mr.. W 4. CIx has returned this week
from Independence. where he has been
a couple Of months assisting in bailding
= brick.
Frank Kitchen came mp from the gov
eminent work a. Chinook. Wash, this
nocn on se< weeks lay OF made neces-
s4ry By q VERY bad ieIlon.
Mira V. Houston aud her daughter,
Mrs. Frazier. OF Pendlesop. are visiting
in this city, the guests OF Mrs. Houston 8
sister. Mrs Clarence Dubruille-
J. +. Skelton. brother Of Prof. Skel-
ton OF the o A. o. arrived wednesday
from Arkansas, ard Is 10 take q position
in the Graham K Wells drug store He
graduated .sst June from the University
OF Arkansas Corvallis Times.
Rev. J. r \. Bell. OF Baker City, has
dissolved the PASTORAL relation existing
between himself and the Presbyterian
church Of that city. He will go to Cali
fornia.
Mr. J. Van Wiis@n passed through Al
hany last night On his way to Eugene
10 begin workat once in Chambers Hard
ware store. Mrs Wilson is already there
awaiting his coming.
Miss Eta Wrenn left yesterday for
Eastern Or-gon. where sue will srend
several months, previous TO going 10 the
kIondike in the spring Two brothers
are already there or on their way.
Geo. Rowell on Monday received tSoC
from the K o. T. NJ, being the fourth
annual payment on his $500 certificate.
Mr.. Roweli became totally disabled soor
after Joining the order. 50 will receivs
$500 per year for ten yesrs--LebAnoE
Advance.
A. A. Kees and niece. Miss Lulu Kees
will .oon go TO the walla walla country
Washington, where they will spend ,hs
| winter, ard may permanently locate
He has leased his farm TO Chas. Hoas-
ton. Mr.. and Mics KEGS many friend
hope they are not leaving Lebanon 70
good.-Lsbanon Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
How II Is Done.

Postmaster Robertson, of Turner, de-
scribes the new and experimental couE-
try daily mail service as follows:
The Free Rural delivery service is in
operation here. We have three carriers,
each covering distance OF about twenty
five miles daily. They leave the office
each morning about o'e,ock and return
as sooh as the mail can be distributed
and collected along each route. The car
rier on rou No. /, which takes in the
reform school, deaf mute school, aud as
ylum farm, returns 10 the office for the
mail after the Roseburg local passes
south and thereby catches all daily pa
pers. ALI persons requiring their mail
delivered, but who do not live on the inn
mediate route Of a carrier are required
TO place 4 mailing box on the route for
the carrier 10 deposit the mail in and 10
receive from, for mailing. Carriers may
take orders for stamps, collecting the
money in advance and delivering stamps
on next irip, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
HOME AND ABROAD.

The BIaiu Company rec-ired another
large shipment Of styiiEn esothing yester
day See IL
smiie,'s clean printing.
RomonA-pure spices
RomonA-Romo1A pure extracts.
Mzcintoshez at ST Lo1is Racket store.
TIT scAlIizg's Best ts2 sat hakfag powder.
shirtz asd oOllzrs a speciality at the Mag
nOlia Laundry
Boots and sbOes speeszlsy at St LOui
Racket store.
Under~are leader at the 81 Ions
Racket store
The name ot the $40 paper Is NV The
SAn,I2n NeEz-
Viii & Sta always have IN F;ock
"a. ~ novelties IN all hes Of ieEs hy.
s4vea,sea Minnesota peop.s have Just
arrived 10 LiacAa county 10 locate.
Our ne< lice Of ehildreBs cioaks, siz4s
from one 70 four years hare zrTivro at the
Ladies' Bazaar
Iou will Always snd sne line of iew
elry al Will & StAEks. Do e0s buy before
examining their goods
~ =" IEIc4h1l ~
Ssuft 500. the zmoun; Of insurance On his
house burned several weeks ago
When yo1 want choice steak, { nice
roast Or meat Of any kind. call On Henry
Brodsrs. he keeps the best
tie best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment AZ the Albany Dressed Beef
COmPzay's market, just doEn Second
street Good weight and prompt attend
iion.
CozsideE yoar rays. think before you
act, and then 80 70 Haight Bras where
yO1 viii fad choice stock Of meats OF all
Kinds 20 order from You a-e boand to be
pleased II yo1 order Of them
Grandma Aliphin, resident OF this
section for many years. bat at present .
resident OF Portland, Is visiting relatives
hereahouts. She Is yet bale snd hearty,
though almost 20 years OF sge.-Jefsr'
son Review.
w R Markers. one Of Marion coun III
aged farmers, Was reported as in DYING
condition al lata hour last evening 1t bus
home about four md one half miles north
sass OF Salem. His ailne1t Is diabetes
aad and at 6 O'Clock Thursday evening be
sank into an unconscious state and was still
IN such condition at the same hour las.
ovening.-Sa lem Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
College Foot Ball.

Rockey Bryson, of the U. Of o. of Eu-
gene, Frank Edwards and Jas G. 81
gin, OF the o. A. c., OF Corvallis, W. E.
Vance, and C. III. Boothby OF the State
Normal School of Monmouth, and D.
V. Polling, representing the Pacific Uui-
versiiy. ~ proxy, met at the ST
Charles last night as delegates % the
meeting of the intercollegiate Foot Ball
Association.
L. SSo,t was elected president, Jas.
Elgin secretary and F. NJ. Maxwell treas
urer.
Arrangements were made for intercol-
legiate foot ball games on Nov. % be
tween Monmouth and Forest Grove 81
Forest Grove, and Eugene and Corvallis
at Eugene. The vistors will play the
championship game on Thanksgiving
Day At . place to be selected hereafter
Willamette and Portland, former con-
testants, fail to appear in the coming
contests.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
THURSDAY
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Abstra'
Company.
Everett Knox and wife to Mrs D
McIlwain, ct al, quitclaim deed
Sec 25 7 10, W 25 acres. .......$
Martha Barnes, ct al to T Coyle,
wty deed, Sec 81 T l22w l4is
Mary E and VIM f Turner to AN
ME l. Holt, wty deed, l54 VIZ
acres ................
o P Card and VT by sheriff,to H B
Kelso, sheriff's deed, tract ad. s
joining town of Waterloo. ...... lM
Emma A and ] A Johnson,to VIM
Hoil. wty deed, Sec 10, T l2, w
~ acres. ,...........-.
P H Marlay and VT TO ] G Tam
men, quitclaim deed, 7 IL W
% acres. ........ ........
T J Rodgers to AOUW Ceme-
terry Association, wty deed, Sec
Sc, T 145w. ............... Il
Lewis A Miller by sheriff to J II
Wallace, tax deed, lot 3 bl
Woodies Riverside ad Albany.
q S to W Wallace w Caskey, patent
Sets % and 90 T 10, 5, E l60 ars
SOcCRu A1GuAOOu anu vi ~ n a.
Puter, wty deed, lots 2 and 8 Sec
2T Il, W s acres. .........
Martha Pierce to d II Pierce, wty
deed, Sec and T l5 5Sw.... Isl
o & @ r r ct al to C X spaulding.
deed, lots and Sec Is, 7 l04
lt
CK Spsulding and vi to Will
Pulp & Paper Co, wty deed, lots
aud Sec Is T 10 4, " % acres !:
T s Sarbrough by Sheriff to Will
Pulp & Paper Co, tax deed, part
CT Sc, T IA, W 55 acres. -.
P Porter ct al to n P Crume,
wty deed, tract adjoining Shedd
station ...........,
P Porter ct al Ia public. dedi-
cation OF extension to streets in
Shedd Station.
c . Carleton ct al to Carleton.
quitclaim deed, Sec SO and SS 7
IL, /, W 622 acres ]
q S to ] Comely, patent, Sec IL
7 10, 4 E 160 acres.
P Ii Marlay and VT to Jacob Kees.
quit claim deed, Sec 10. T IL,
and Sec "a T II 2 W 100 acres
] A Montgomery ct al by sheriff to
@ and w 4 Hayes, sheriff's deed
Sec 81 7 9 S r ! W and Sec T
I0l W, Sls.0S acres. res....... Is!
G W Aldrich and VT to VIM Raj
sion, wty deed, lot bl 4 Wn
Ralstons add to Lebnon ..... q
U & @ r r Co ct al to B Wilson, r
4 deed, Sec T Is W so acres. 2;
{ ) to w Fl Hendea son, patent,
Sec %, 7 IA 4 " l60 acres ,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
A Crook County Woman.
From the Scio News:

From the Scio News:
Mrs. ]. B. Fryrear. of Black ute,
Crook Co., who drove over the noun
,ains the latter part of Sept. with two
horse team and all alone, started ON her
homeward trip last Friday, after spend,
ing several weeks visiting relatives and
friends in the vicinity of Lyo Stop
ping at Scio, she bought her winter sup
plies OF our merchants here. She said 1t
seemed almost like getting goods give to
her. compsred with what she had to pay
in Prineyiie. Mrs. Frynear said she
spent the spring and summer months
riding on the range after cattle, and
boasts oil being the best lady horseback
rider in Oregon of her age. Her niece,
Miss Berry. viii accompany her ON hei
homeward trip, where Miss Berry viii
spend the winter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
Mr.. Chandler Bloom /. in the city.

Mr.. Chandler Bloom Is in the city.
Mr.. Jas Citizens. OF Peoria, was do
ing Albany today.
DIR. Lowell Jones, Lebanon's risin G
young physician was in the city today.
Mr. Frank Simpson has returned from
Idaho. where be has been several months
Mr.. W. f. Reed vent to the mines
yesterday 10 look after the Albany mill.
Mr. Walter Huston, of Harrisburg,
vas recently injured by his team rum
ming away while he was cultivating.
Mrs. II. @, Cotton and son. of Port.
land, came up last night on q visit, and
are the guests OF the formers mother,
Mrs. George.
Mr.. G. E. Sox has been appointed
local agent OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, OF New York, zig company,
and is ready to do business.
Mr.. ]. Fred Yates, Of Corvallis, was In
the city today on his way home from Q
tr1p to San francisco. While on his re.
cent easteFp trip Mr.. Yates stopped OF
at Denver, where be met Mr.. Jas. Chari.
| ton, successful lawyer OF that city, and
Mr.. Charles Metzgar, who was running
q dray.
Mr.. William P Bahcock and Rose
Woodruff, two popular and well known
Salem people, were married last night
Mr.. Babcock at one time was trainer fo
the Albany Y. III. q. A. gymnasium ,ans
has 9 number OF friends in Albany who
will wish to extend congratulations.
DIR. Stewart L White and Miss Mar,
fC Crepshaw were married at the hom
Of the BRIDES parents In Dermott, Ark,
on Sept 20. They will reside In Pollocl
La. DR.. White is son OF Rev. White
once resident of lAlbany, who now res
idea at Ruston, La. Rev. White is
mamber Of the A. q. y. W. Of this cit
and keeps up his assessments.
G. W. Watts, proprietor of the Alban
Telescope. and representing tho Alhan
! Daily Herald, with w. A. Cummings, +.
the o. o, L q. railroad at Corvallis. Or
gon, paid the Statesman office friend
, call this morning. They have been a
tending the Oregon Press association
Baker City, and are profuse in their el
thusiasu OF the whole-soul hospitsiii
and generous treatment they met wf
: from the Baker City folks. One d,
they had FIVE dinners and a copsta
round Of festivities FROM the day tn
arrived to when they left was in orde
Other members OF the association will
here end remain during the races.-W'
la Walla Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
At Warm Springs.
PrinevIlle Review:

Prineville Review:
The Indians from the agency, for the
past two weeks have been bringing oye-
wheat and taking back -four and a great
many OF them are selling their -four to
the government. Heretofore moet of the
flour used at the agency was purchase d
here and at other localities, but under
Mr.. Cowan's management, the Indians
were put 10 work farming and as result
an iII menee quantity;uf grain has been
raised in that locality. In buying. the
policy OF the government is TO buy from
the Indians first and Ii may be that
enough has been raised by them to sup
ply the demand. Mr.. Cowan informs Us
that the Piute Indians, q rather shiftless
band heretofore, have raised very near
enough 10 10 carry them through the WIN
ter. The Indian school at the agency
will commence in about q week and il is
the ,ntention TO place about 200 little
''iniuns" ia school. Wha, q roundup"
they will have when they commence
making their haul.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
WHEAT.

There Is decided improvement il
the price OF wheat this afternoon in the
eastern markets, for once the United
States and Europe going up together.
Liverpool is ] cent better, gain of
ls cents in two days.
Chicago jumped from 9iIs to 941s
cents
New York ascended from 94LE to 9774
cents.
San Francisco il 80 cents.
The rise has not yet struck the Albany
market and the quotation remains at II
cents.
II is reported todsy that Francs will
take The duty Of wheat entirely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29

Suo John Compton moved from In
dependence last week, back 70 his farm
Southeast of Scio.
Charley Jeffries brought sample oi
wool to town Saturday, that came OF 5
lamb months old, and measured fe
inches in length.
Ira Richardson, and Tom Phillips. OF
Jordan, have returned home from their
trip to Garfield county. They brought
back With them 10 head Of horses.
Farmers in Garfield county were not
done threshing At the time they started
for hopae, Oct. News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
DIED.

AyERILL.-At the residepce OF his son,
Mr.lA. A. Averill. in Brownsvil Thurs
day evening, Oct. 81, at 10:40 p. M,
Mr.. H.J. G. Averill, aged So years, 3
months and day.
The deceased was pioneer OF 1885,, and
leaves q good record. he was county
surveyor for fourteen years and justice OF
the peace for eight or ten years. He was
married twice and had Ave children. For
q number of years he has been too feeble
n wark Mr.. Averill yaa q szahsani1au
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29

Thar BoAT.-For the information o,
the Albany DEMOCRAT: The "boat" vii.
not be taken over Chilcoot pass, bu. will
be used in ascending the Yukon. The
party, which will consist of several meua>
bers will either sail from Portland or
Seattle sometime in February next. The
boat will be transported from Browns
vile TO 1T. Michaslss-Bsownsyille Times.
This refers To the boat that is to be taken
from brownsville 10 the Klondike. May
il come back full Of gold.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
At Cost! At Cost!

have concluded to 60 out OF the crock
erS business nd now offer to the puolic my
large stock of queensware, glassware and
pocket cutlery at actual cost. Country
erchants will do we'll to ,all and stock up
as most of III sse goods were shipped direct
from England and my prices will be way
down. Respectfully,
@ E SRowNEIL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
rHE
PLACE
TQBUY

Your Groceries and Baked Goods
Is at PARKER Bros. Everybody knows
where their place 10. They keep fresh
stock OF groceries, produce and baked
goods, OF all kinds, sell at reasonable
prices and treat their customers well, all
alike.
You may regret some steps you take
in lifc hut none taken into the store oi
Parker Bros.
II is great thing to be we'll fed. Par
ker Bros keep good groceries.
A loaf OF bread is not much but YOU
want it we'll made. Try Parker Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
THE

Is the best and yet simplest type waite
manufactured. the contamination OF IN
inventors art. An expert stenogr9pneI
after using many machines. says: con-
sider the Yost Writing Machine tar snpeS-
or 20 any aaye yet used Gall at tne
DENocRAr o&ce and see one OF tHe .yPe-
writers that has to have perfeet s"isn-
ment.
Ali rypewriters supplies ordered.
+. P. Murine. Agent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29
What Dr A L Salter Says.

BUFFALO, N Y.-Gents From my
per onal knowledge. gained in observing
the effect Of your Shil1h's Cure in cases
Of advanced Constipation. am prepared
to say 1t ia the most remarkable Remedy
that has ever been brought to my atten-
ton. 1t has certainly saved many from
Consumption. Sold by Foshay & Ma
SON.