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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
WEDNESDAY
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Bishop Gross Is ia the city the guest
CT Father Me;ayer.
Al Waugh. the Toledo sIlooa keeper
was in the city today.
Mis- ithA CheAdle has lost completed a
successful term Of school near jefferson,
in this county.
Social dance on New Years eve at the
srmo,y. Ali holding dancing tickets will
be entitled TO ATTEND.
Mrs. NJ. J. Morris, OF Albauy, is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Mckinney for a
lev days.-Salen journal.
Mrs. John o 'Brieu. OF ALBANY, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. aEd Mrs. 5. NJ
Titus ir this city.-Eugene Guard.
Mrs A Young and daughter. and
Miss Sarah Al,honse LETT las; nigh, for
San Franc SEQ on q months visit, The
guests OF Rev. II VI Gibson.
Mr.. Geo. N Henion OF EllensburS.
Wash. is in the city for the holidays,
the guest OF his uneie Recorder y. J.
Hen,on. Hs is q student IN the Port
land university.
Miss Geneviere Hughes, OF Salem the
talented leading soprano Of the Cardinal
| Quartet, is in the city the guest Of Mrs.
Anderson Cannon. She will he heard
tomorrow night in the concert al The
opera house.
| Prof John Fulton has been invited 10
/ appear az tenor in the in the entertain
| ment 10 begivcn Friday night by the Eiks
at Albany. Miss Bloch. OF Portland is 70
appear on the same program.-CorvallIs
Times.
! Charles Osborn. an o A. G. student
and Miss Lizzie Hess we're married IN
Oakland, California, on December 7. q
fact that has just been learned iB Cor
Wallis. They viii make their home in
Oakland.
J + Adcox, 4 former resident Of Linn
County. has opened watch and jewelry
repair shop in the Henderson building
on main street.-Corvallis Times N u
Adcox has now run q shop in nearly
every town in Western Oregon.
The county clerk and his deputy were
kept busy today issuing marriage IL
censes. Among those issued were the fol-
lowing: For The marriage OF Otho Tenn
pie and Icie Smiddie, Charles Chomp-
son and Luella Hart, aud Ernest Petit
and Louisa Schwaipold.
From Washington Post: In addition
10 his work OF making very funny car
toons Mr.. Homer Davenport has foun'
the time 10 write most sensible criticism
. of those New York politicians who pro
J pose TO abolish this branch of Journalism
by prohibitory legis alton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
MONDAY
SCIO
From tie News.

From tie News.
State Senator Dawson visited Scio last
Wednesday, presumably to confer with
Senator johnson on political matters,
who was in Salem at the time It is
rumored that Senator Dawson would sc-
cept the postoffice at Albany.
Mr. Kale Curl and wife of Grass Valley,
Sherman county, is visiting friends and
relatives in and around Scio. ar Curl
raised 200 sacks OF wheat this year.
Mr.. A. J. Houston, who at one time
did great merchandise business in Scio
was here for few days this week He
now lives at Lorraine, in Lane county,
where he is farming tract OF land.
Mr. John Curl was circulating a peti-
ton around town this week asking Gov
Lord 70 pardon his son. Newton Curl,
and Charles Vaughn, who we're sent to
tbs penitentiary last spring. 1t was 8
sad spectacle and everybody sympathiz
"a with Uncle John, as he is sadly in
need OF his san's assistance Mrs. Curl
is an invalid and Mr. Curl is hardly able
TO work The petition was freely signed
by people here out OF sympathy for
Uncle John, believing that his con had
suffered enough for crime that was
doubtless planned by others.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31

sALEa FAILUgE.-The Oregon Fruit
Produce Company, OF the Capital city,
has closed its doors. The failure Is COM
pleie. Four or fSe sults have already
been begun against the company,
among others one oi the CAPITAL Bank for
sI1u0. The assets are given a. bont $500
but it IS very doubtful IL they are any
where near that much. The company
owed good many farmers ioF fruit,
among others several Linn county men.
The big loss on The shipment OF green
irui, las, summer IL given as the cause
OF the failure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
CITY COUNCIL.

Tuesday Evening, Dec. 28
Preseut-Mayor Burkhart, Recorder
Henton, Chief OF Police Lee, Street Sup
erinteEden: Westfall and Councilmen
irweedale, Dannals, Hopkins, Hogue and
The following bills were ordered paid !:
+ .NnttiDg s625, Foshay & Mason
$l2 9S, 0 7 Dannals $40 70, Stewart K
Sox 20. DOC, Hopkins Bros $40 IS, Hughes
d Troutman 81 so, r Purdom IS so, +
l. Such $26 eS, NJ G Chezen $3.50. Nj
Henton $58 so.
The total cost OF the improvement OF
Ninth street at the S p crossing was re-
ported as S2l5.
The superintendent reported all the
moIk ordered done as being completed
except small ditch.
The petition Of J A McFeron ct al. ask
Cd Tor sidewalk on north side OF 4th
street abntting lots 9 and block 10.
GRANTED and property owners ordered to
ouIid same within twenty days,
Ordinance bill No. 33i providing for
tue letting and keeping OF animals taken
up oy the poundmaster, to be by con-
| tract upon bids received the same az for
and passed.
Licenses to sell liquor were granted
Inc following: Emil Ester, GibIin d
howard, Daniel Marx, Peter Schlosser,
Williams Bros.
The bonds OF the marshal were ordered
placed at $4,000 for the year 1898 and of
the treasurer at $1,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
II @

baking p o W der except the
cheapest-does any harm to
speak of: but some do more
good than others.
Your money back If you don't
like ,SchiSings Best, at YOUR
grocer's.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco o,,,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
TUESDAx
Mrs. BOenicke's Death.

The DEMOCRAT yesterday mentioned
the fact OF the performance OF an opera
ton on Mrs. Minnie Boenicke for appen-
dicitis and rupture. Mrs. Boenicke
showed an improvement for awhile but
yesterday grew worse, and at about 4 80,
died, at the home OF Mrs. Moon, where
she was being cared for. Her death will
he generally regretted. She was a good
woman, faithful in all her duties. Mrs,
Boenicke was born Oct. %, 1880, in Bav-
aria. She had been 4 resident OF ALBANY
for nearly twenty years. Mr.. Boenicke
died about twelve years ago. The de-
ceased leaves two sons, Mr. AL Boeuicke,
now in Alaska, and Gus Boenieke, with
w. F. rfeiffer.
The funeral will take place on Thurs.
day at 2 p m. at the residence of the de.
ceased, to which all friends are invited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
STEWART And SOI HDW. Co.
Dealers IN
Hardware, Paints and Oils,
Wagon Material.
Iron. Steel. Coal, Chain, etc.

SToyEs-Wheas Is = good price and
there il no reason In the world Why yoa
should not buy your vile q cook stove.
We can ut you ont With anything In the
line of stoyes and ranges, having large
stock OF "Je1els" and "UniTerszls"
constantly On hand.
GUS AND AxNCSUEoS-HuHtIng has
now commenced and We are prepared
for it With 6ne line Of guns and big
stock OF ammunition. Our stock Of shot
very low. Call early and get yoa choice
BEcTcE-we still carry the two best
bicycles In the msrket-the Columbia
and Hartford" There isn't anv other
wheel shat w1lI give as good satisfaction.
and the people are beginning 70 ind il
out We also have 9 repair shop, 50 II
your old wheel needs any work, come
around and We will put il In good shape
tor you
JEWEL DISK HARKows-Does your old
dish harrow rear up in the middle IN
less you run 3 rail into III When you
get = Jewel" you won't have this
trouble. Is has solid steel frame, Il
the most durable harrow On the market,
sni il il doesn't do as good work IS any
of them you can bring Il tack
PLows AND HARkozs-You can't raise
80 bushels OF wheat pen scre unless you
get the ground in good condition and we
have the implements % do Is With ano
want to sell them. We can sell ven
ploxs that viii be light draft and viii
scour in any soil and We don't think any
one can beat Us on price
| TEE BEsT BuGsY brought into the vsl-
lev is Ssudebzksr's ''Iuer," and we in
vite you to come around and take look
At our sicck- We have them IN light
and heavy sizes, brewster and end springs
louarter leather AMI full leather tops and
the gears in three different eolors.
100 BUSHELS of wheat Il 8 common
levsry day load for q 81 StudehSker
wagon. Il is not warranted by the max
lers under such load, but II carries that
much right along duEing the straw-Laul-
ling season. However il Is warranted to
Icarry IS much ss 9 81 wagon OF any
lother manufacture. II you want wag.
lon that will last you during the rest OF
your life, buy the '-Stucebsker."
SUPERIOR DRIIIs-
VIM Jordan, E d FsrweIl,
IJno Hutehins, VIM Walker.
E Archibald, 5 ] decker,
iAl Perry, : EreerkSen,
lGeo E Edge, 2 q Hayes,
Frank Trites, Z d Barrett.
If you think the Superior drill is moi
right at the top. ask any Of the above
named gentlemen, each of whom bought
and USED one last spring. We have Just
received car load for the fall trade, and
they are not old bankrupt stock from
Portland, but were shipped direct to n
from the factory Aug. LIST. Come arc0nS
and see the very latest and best drill.
DoN'r FoRsrr that the place 10 buy al
these articles and many Others that "
have not mentioned, is st the store Q
the
STEWART a SoX HDw. CO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
Election ofOfIcers.

Willamette Lodge, No l09, Fraternal
Union OF America, OF Albany, at its reg
ular meeting last evening elected the
following officers: Eraternal Master, F.
=. Adams; Justice, Mrs. NJ. @. Rowe.I !:
Protector, Miss Eta Cree; Mercy, Miss
Edith Rowell; Truth, Mrs. Nellie o. Ba-
ker; Treasurer, w. w. Rowell; Secre-
tary, Alfred IL. Freerksen; Guide, Mrs.
Belle Crate; Guard, Mrs Lottie f.
Freerksen; Sentinel, Grant Crate:
Stewards, Mrs. L. l.. Smith and Mis-
NJ. q. ASams.
The following were the officers elected
OF the simtnton's Concert Band, Mon
day evening: President, H. connoway:
Viee-presieeut; G. K. Rankin; Secre-
tary, G. M. Butler; Treasurer, 1. B.
Marks; Collector, NJ. +. Gray
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
READ, PEACOCK & co,
AlhanV. Orernn

In Dress Goods, Hosiery and Under.
wear you will always find our stock uI
to date. But just now we want to men.
ton few new things we have for the
Holiday trade:
Handkerchiefs, a" complete line all
styles and prices from &c to 81 %
Pocket books and Chatelains, a very
stylish assortment
Kid gloves in popular shedes, either
two clasp or foster hook.
Umbrellas. a catchy lot, sterling silver
mounted, with metal rods
Roman embroidery sets, NICE present
for lady
Belts, the new fancy metal goods, very
stylish
Pen knives in fine pearl handles for
ladies use
Feather boas. the latest patterns
Table linens and napkins, no better
goods shown
Jackets and capes in novelty effects,
something just out
AS special inducemsnt for cash trade
we will give away the Genuine Roger
A SIlverware. which is also very suit
able for holiday gift.
The way we do it is this, with each
purchase of fifty cents or m IRE for cash
we present you a ticket representing ten
per cent OF the purchase. When you
hold tickets amounting to one dollar or
more they will be redeemed by us on de-
mand in said silverware, which we have
on display. It will pay you to trade
with US, we guarantee our prices to be
as low as the lowest,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
Three Operations.

Three operations have been performed
in this city for appendicitis, since she
last issue of the DGNoczAT.
On Saturday Miss Fisher. daughter OF
E. I. I. Fisher, was operated upor and
is doing well.
Yesterday an operation Was performed
on Mrs. Boenicke for appendicitis and q
rupture, and she is gradually improving.
Maud Worley, q young lady abou,
eighteen years OF age, was brought down
from Gates Saturday evening and an op.
Grafton was performed yesterday, but
there was stone formation in the apper-
dix and gangreue had set in, and she was
unable to recover from the effects OF IL,
and died this morning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
New Officers.

Barzillai Chapter OF the Eastern Star: /:
w N, Mrs + T. Allen; w z, @ l. Mar
shall; A NJ, Miss Zulla VIM; Sec, Mrs
F NJ Redfeld Treas, MrsJ w Althouse
Ccnd1ctress, Miss Hattie Galbraith
Asst Conductress, Mrs w X Bilyeu
Trustees, Mrs S S Train, Mrs L W Lang
don, Mrs Q @ Kelley.
Charity Grange No. 1903: HC Bishop,
M;C p Kizer, o; F NJ Kizer, l.; Ed
wigle, S; Fred Pearl, Asst s.; Austin
Bond, Chaplain; II l. Kizer, Treas; r 6
Wig.e, Sec; Elon Wageener, q X; Mar,
T. KiAer, Pomona; Flora Wigle, Flora
May Pearl, Ceres; Lutte Pearl, L A s.
Louie Bond, organist' delegates to L {
B G, II O Bishop, r G Wigle and Flors
| Wigle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
The LOT G GIee Club Concert.

The University of Oregon Glee Club
made their stop at Albany on their first
annual tour, and performed at the opera
house last night to an audience OF about
one hundred fifty The club was given
warm reception, and the apprec alton
of the program was evident from the
first number, nearly every selection be-
ing encored. Besides the catchy songs
of the club were five specialties. Chas.
Galloway, son of the receiver at Oregon
City, who one year held the prize in the
interstate oratorical contest, displayed
rare talent in his representations, and
received fast encore. w. Clifford Nash
was heard on the piano in several selec-
tions, w. X. Glen gave coster song and
Prof. l. NJ. Glen a baritone solo, all we'll
received, but !. was left for Allen Eaton
in his monologues to capture the audi.
ence. He is a genius and nearly a whole
show all alone. The club is made up OF
= fine lot af young gentlemen, and the
DEMOCRAT hopes viii they meet with The
favor they deserve on their tour
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31

CHRISTMAS Eve DoIx6s Cl&us
arrived ia q boat Friday evening. He
left his sleigh back east or up on the
Klondike, We don't know which. His
pack was literally loaded with presents
suitable to the receivers in most cases,
and be took them around TO the differ
ent churches an | as well left them at the
homes of our citizens. He was assisted
at the M. Z. church, M. E. church south,
Baptist church, Presbyterian church,
Congregational church and U. p. church
in an artistic way, by the members OF the
Sunday schools, with exercises sppropri-
ate to the merry occasion. At the Cath
olic church midnight mass was held j,
and Witnessed By large number besides
those partsking.
The members of the Evangelical Sun
day school waited until Saturday even
ing before receiving Mr. S. c., and it
WAS then done in pleasing manner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
A Teachers Institute

LEBANON, Or, Dec. %, 1897.
EDfToR DEMOCRAT:
Dear sir: - Preparations are being
made for an excellent teachers institute
at Tallman, Friday. Dec. 81. The teach
ere Of the vicinity are putting forth
strong efforts 10 make this pleasant and
profitable teachers meeting. No teacher
doubts the benefits to be derived from
such meetings. Although this lie time
OF Christmas festivities and We are more
inclined 10 put aside school-work, let US
rally to the aid Of the TaIlman teachers
and make this institute equal to our
other anticipated pleasures. All OF the
teachers of Lebanon, ami many Of the
prominent business men expect TO at
tend, and hope 10 meet all Of the Albany
teachers. "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
Upset Things
From the Times:

From The Times:
The Hotel Corvallis is deeper than ever
in litigation. Some months ago the SUI
preme court affirmed the decision of
Judge Fullerton in which tue property
was awarded to Philip Phile and the Ger
hard estate in satisfaction of mortgages
held by the latter. The action was fol-
lowed a month ago by an order oi the
same conrt granting petition for re-
hearing, and Monday the same august
tribunal handed down further decision
that upsets Judge Fullerion's decision
and remauded the case back to the Ben.
ton county circuit court for a new trial
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31

1, ia stated on good authority that
Miss Annie Tanzier has sold the Hotel
jefferson property TO Mrs Loughmiller,
OF Marion
J. T. Jones went TO Albany on Thurs
day. John has been in poor health oi
late ard his mission TO that city was to
consult DR. ]. p. Wallace.-lefterson Re
viev.
J.R. Geddes, ,princi pal OF the sodayil!e
College, was in the city today.
DR.. T. l. Ball. OF Portland, ia ia The
city on holiday visit, the guest OF his
mother.
Miss Mabel Craw, OF Eugene. is in the
city the guest OF her uncle, Mr.. Frank
Craw.
Prof. W. J. Crawford, former prin-
cipai OF the Albany schools was in the
city today.
J. R. Wyatt, P. ]. Smiley and ]. A.
Wilson attended the Detweiler reception
in Portland last evening.
Mr.. Peebler, of Umatilla county, has
been in the county the guest OF his
brother, Mr.. j. f. Peebier.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien. OF Independ-
ence have been in the city the guest Of
the laiters father Mr.. John Giblin.
Mrs. Rev. Eccleston and child, OF
California. are in the city the guests OF
the fomers parents, Mr. and Mrs Jas.
Marks.
License has been issued for the mar
riage OF o + Haley and Miss Sophro mia
Newman, two OF Syracuse precinct q
popular young people.
Editor J. r. Whitney, OF the Albany
> Herald, spent q couple OF Gays ot the
Xmas holidays with relatives in this
city Eugene Guard.
I, VIM. Frazer will be at Miller & Tur-
: ner's stables on Thursday, Dec. 81, to
buy horses, from 1000 to 1900 pounds
, also few mules and low grade horses
: Steven r Green. postmaster at Oregon
:. City, has been living too fast the pas few
ears, and is discovered to be defaulte
= to the amount Of 5000 or $500. His bonds
!. men have taken charge Of the Office
Mr.. Meade Detweller, grand exalte,
. ruler OF tbs Elks of the United States
II was given reception in Portland las
: night. Mr.. @. g. Rawlings Of this cit
i. was among those who helped receiy
/. him.
y The George W. Elder left Portland las
II | HiBllt iuf ohakHaNs Al ti3c iist Vi pas
sengers appear the following from thi
a county: 9. w. Watts, d. B. Monteitl
o. and Mrs. s. E. Becker first class, Joh
7. !. Isom Jr., j. @. Findley, q. A. Dyson an
20 A. w. Standish second class.
m The South Before the War troupe playe
in Walla Walla last Saturday night, an
7, is working its way east.
r, The farmers Institute will meet at Tar
De gent Dec 80 and 30. and good progral
ss will be presented. Preparations have bee
OF made by the Tangent people for an exec
It. lent time.
Articles of incorporation cf Ridgefe
w Mercantile Company, of Portland, vii
Messrs 4 L Thompson. + Ii Allison and
he & Simpson inoorporators, were yesterdl
c. filed in the Office Of the secretary Of stat
r. A Portland scheme 10 to run raft
,p, s, 900, 900 feet OF lumber down the riy
along the coast TO San Francisco. IT
est chances are against the success OF su,
an enterprise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
The Salem Attraction.

4 concert which Albany people gener-
ally should attend is 10 be given on
Thursday evening next, at the opera
house by the Cardinal quartet, of Salem.
q splendid musical affair. The program
Is a good one, one that viii please in
every number. Besides the four talent
ed roealisis will be heard Prof. Fleck the
pianist, = musician OF rare a.tainments.
Admission. IS cents tor reserved seats,
% cents in the gallery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31

The enrolment at the o A G is noS 324
The state teachers association will meet
in Portland tomorrow.
BIN Pulse, formerly of Philomath, no n
of Suyer. was up Wednesday. His hop
crop Of 8. 8.365 pounds was sold last week,
three fourths at 91l cents nd the.balance
at Eve cents per pound.-Times.
Tuesday night robbers entered the store
of S Guiss. of Woodburn, and canied
away several of the best suits OF mems
clothes, oyercoats, hats. suspenders. jew.
elry, etc, and about $40 in cash. The Loss
| ia about $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31

A Coon CArsE.-lt is said OF Henry
Miller. whose farm adioins the nearly
impossible place on the Suhlimity hill,
that he intends to apply to Marion coun-
ty TO reimburse him for the daily task oil
assisting travellers unfortunately envel-
oped In the mire at this point ON the
county road. The place has become WELL
nigh impossible, ia the daily route OF txo
stage lines and the pace cannot be avoid
ed. Mr.. Miller has been ever willing to
assist travellers, but there is q limit to
human endurance. Tuesday, d. kitch-
ems buggy mare went down in the quag'
mire and was liberated with much diff.
ficulty. Mail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
Big Real Estate Deal.

Charles Pieiffer OF this city and Louis
kirckhoff OF Astoria, have bought the
John Schmeer Livery stable property,
corner Second and Ellsworth streets.
When business men like these invest
large sums Of money in Albany real es-
tate il goes TO show that they have con-
fidence in the future growth of our city
The property above mentioned is very
desirable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
NF NcILWAIN'S CASH STORE,
THE FAIR
Presents Compliments of the
Season.

Thanking the people Of Albany and
vicinity for their kind words and very
liberal patronage, / assure them il will
ever be my desire 10 merit . continuance
OF same.
During the coming year Will greatly
increase my stock and viii sell only the
very best goods. every article OF which
xiIl have nv guarantee and viii Be sold
At prices that will increase my reputa-
ton OF being the cheapest and bess up
tO-dAte department store in the valley.
extend 70 you . cordial invitation 70
visit my store whether wishing 70 pur.
chase goods or not Eoping the year
rs will be prosperous for everyone-I
reuAin. Respectfully
J. A. WEAvKR-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31

SALEM's ELEPHAxr.-From the Ash-
land Tidings: Mr.. Conner, the well
known Boaiface Of this city, has CON-
pIe,ed negotiations whereby he secures
possession OF the Willamette Hotel in
Salem. and be will reopen this fayorise
hostelry in the early part OF February
THE Willamette" formerly the Che
meteka," ia ono Of the fayorite and
famous hotels of Oregon. II
has cost over 500, 900 to build. furnish
and remodel, and when the present reno
vations aud Improvements are com
plefed will be zs substantial and up-to
date hotel as there is in the s.ale OF
Oregon, without exception. IL has $50
large, airy. frat class rooms: every one
OF which xill be heated br Etean-2nd
there are 100 rocms en suite besides .
number Of sample rooms for commercial
travellers. The building will be lighted
throughout with electric lights and an
elevator Of the most approved model put
in. The entire establishment has been
refurnished throughout the hotel will
be strictly fret class ia every respect
Rates 81 90 per Gay and upEArds. ~i,h
special rates to large parties ard parma
nent guests
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
Read, Peacock Co. +,
Albany. Oregon.

The Ladies Bazaar have tie best
selected line in late style handKerchtefs
ever brought to Albany, Prices from three
cents upward, also the up to date pocket
books, purses, chatelaine and shopping
tags.