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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

Nesting aEa9nx tae Cascade mountains
ara ii cries Of fertile valleys which consti-
Taste the ~ ter part ~ SsSamaa.a county.
- an Ordinary observer ins Impression
wUuiH jc given that the county is nothing
bar e mass Of rueiptaiAH and canyons,
eHpe. la}4y X "a v}ew wee 70 o@ had from
she c0luinia river, but en- Investigation IL
would 80 found that among .hese noun
~ rs are Valleys f4ch in soA and cApsh bile
q pf0dic.ng simogt any rugged variety OF
frGt and VtretA ble. These valleys range
~ w.efa from cne 10 ten mites. reaching
~ = fa- lnto the interior. and are for the
HOS part tributary inc Columbia river.
IL ~ tsis mountainous section IL the
southwestern part ~ tne county. which 10
comparatively q yai Hsgr the oldest set-
tiers n4e fae numerous farms showing "A
Afrh state oF c1Hivafinn. tn. climate -
similar 20 ta41 o. Western Washington.
with he EXCEPTION thar leas rain fal}s In me
pyfrftz4, t.tetcTn pGrfsoH. TIE settlers seem
tarf9y ana cautsiasIed Llve ntogk. hay
irlt, f-A. farm 9ruHu e. lumber, logs.
}aT la.sa. 81 ~. fsise.nE ard minerals
afa the 0raarl rle Articles marketed a. Fh'
I1alfes al1 Portland. the two points mos,
easily reached. TIE expense of getting
PROD 4cr, et-. 60 market has baen great.
Dut r1w 'aas fAe Gas ate - k have Been
os.ef.s 4. a Ereaf sewing Era TN. aad money
wiu b.. suaa . t4- farmers aHd lumber
i1en. especially "a tho eastern portion Of
th. county
FuA!rr 4 carried un quite extensively.
s3rn.ettf% most iTupsf art Industry.
rztsutsl g tses @ltss.s stf,- 81 operation AZ
ta. C1realea .u-iag the aeas9n. making IN
.nte9ssf-rG e.<-- Iae Ioted states Gsn
cor Fstss.5a hte established hatchery for
3as gr9pag4l.eu u ss ;g'on s. yenteen Iaaes
- gre river. w@3cA n hIg heip - the
county.
8sn.oe IL AZ So; IN a. vnAevfIopea state.
i3t r.eesr tfse}esw srDRa bright prospects.
q - ~ isn.s. heariBg koia. silver. copper.
ron ana ceG1 base teta discovered. uor@
fazn orse ~ 80. prospects showing ~ vel.
several ra5nieE Districts "a the county have
a7grac.e3 ceeasd cable attention from limo
% tit, ta -stoss. gre county seat IS .
urvty EIt5e lox a. ard Win rho develop
,sssns expe-i 81, ss1oaisl sToe 70 bss - god
sid iowa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

future VII be properly provided with
tracks IN tie yards os al Aer MS An
extension to EpQgianl = as, nearing csaIn-
rie,Ior and within a fsw weeks SIX large
mills wi. be accessible 10 the markets -
the East, instead OF ore, as Originally
planned.
50 Z Is hopsi the railroad people may
Sc The advantage u gu extension 10
Westport. an& give 20 the people OF WASH
iaSfoa . beaatI<G4 ss.lsl1e. resort reacaed
wholly by ra1.. Al WeStp-rt he govern
rnens - sxpe1t.-g Sl.9no.en Ia ihe I'M
proveToeat y ne harb0r entrance. and -
tbs results CT this w.-k We look for grcas
strides .oEwGrd n the commegc-ai II
p5rtance o$ orr ports.
Tie feyered Imagination Of the boomers
o. iSg3 saw ar taeir horoscope vast cities
llG.Gs car Shores, ana there resulted Il
boom OF no sinai proportions. I+lrJ}lgh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

ers TIE -c2oTra.s sv q tAs county Is RS.
g an a11cla-e1 valley between ne Cas-
CAGE and Coast ranges. abundant wat
cred with numerous rivers and f!vaag
sprsnrs- The greater portion q he and
Was Originally covered w4Tn timber. such
as X COMMON on ts>e norkhaes. ecass. T7,e
totai ARA q the caslnty IS about .1g3
square males upwards II SA8o acres ~
which WIS original prairie land d.S.Tsh-
ute5 IN varao@s portions % the County,.
Along The Cox..:z. Caesaiis and Newau-
kun rivers ard their tributaries ,hs zen
tecttonI land s.as been cleared %. ana
many farms have been opened Up on <ae
hill land. Lrtl ne lad available for aE-
ric2slsure has been greatly increased. IN
miles the width - me county = about
tweaty-S.x. tae length nearly 4 hundred
Our population IS az r4esen; approx
mately is,94. bur we have a county whQse
vasc natural resources rival shose 81 any
oshe- sros II rae wo-ld- TIE ,aIor ascse-
ssry TO deveicp these resources Viii sup
part muca larger population.
Openings fer small Capital.
However. no more l2bCrerS. whose only
capital 3 the.y hands ara needed. PRO
tessiC;.a. rGlE = and those WHO wou,i sf.-
g3Ea II mercantile pursuits Ngll aa1 tae
fed fuzzy occupied. Bus We have i great
field fer TIE man Mo -. come - te-
Ve,op NE country; man VIC can s.AFt fac
tories and prsauce ar;lc.ss which VIZ nav
import from the East viii and a wide and
growing market.
For tbs rlan wno WAITS n piece o. raw
or Ua.nprovei land this Is iusl the
place 30 cone. \ few hundred dollars VII
suffice for moderate start. Bvt don. he
AIRED into coming - y as2,Rgtca by tA.Ty
stories wAich tel you that "sos, snaps
await YOU Ven mas. come determined %
work- VISA this resolve, co..q.sd with
patience. camuon ss1se and reasofab be
ca ,Ita. YOU car succeed.
Products OF the Field.
Lewis county has mere gooi AGRICULTURAL
land than any other county Il the entire
state OF Washington. Agriculture is me
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-
- .gsslEtE aa eNp4Dse Of gently
"a t.teyse-taa aT streams and
- wsth prairie ha3e ~ consider
-. an4 e~f.agsgt.ess fcres-s. The
-. : are -ae Des-hGtes the Ms
-. gaaesuncbuck. sagter. Back
fa,ssais fiye~. wi'h .iie.r tr55u-
s.grg ne banks or which are small.
=. yzgegs where agriculture may Be
~ carried On
The yaiue OF Property.
VARIATION OF taxshle properly In
10 county. as shown by the report
= stass board 81 equalization for lSs7,
las a. iaiia<5:
= ssrgsdsrg :owr lots. excIg-
-. ~ IMPROVEMENTS ..-......-- 3. 6@4. ia
-s-srsngpnts OF ia1Gs and town
i - ..... ....s....-. S4%t,4-s
-. a''' -. $50. .,........ 4.i2s. So
.s.s,r1l property ........- --.....-. IA ~
j -.s.1sa rack ...+4...r-. ~, s.5t
- 49, Sslse Of fesi ard personal
e911fry, srci0dnS railroad
sszss ......... ..-.--.,--. -.---..--- a.9ls.sls
=. pYrs!asl ludus,ries ~ the county
-. lnwasr.az. horticulture. agriculture,
| masaE All fz.-ns
ssrss area of the county = 700. led
a., 4. on the nplaads. aid cedar. oak
| -, All ard alder on TIE levci tracts
| was IL, yast quantity y marketable
| .r,s- ga the advantage of deep water
T. ss2ss prox,I1aty. tae manufacture {.
/ 1.esss beesmsa "a leading .rdus,sy.
rra!t aud Agriculture.
r. te9osFaehY " the county. its soil
AZ sgns.a render 1t particularly adapted
l I, saf,lsallnEe. Taa pcoue. ,a1 RS guIFaH
4 IL slsaast a. Vaf..t.es az apples aid
vsx FsAea perfection hEro. - ii failure
sep i practically uei.a9rr. Sinai
fzs o. various kinds aFOs 4sxuriantly
las
1 aAy saa grains are grown WI rrofi;' IN
| Easy wglsogs. though fae acreage devoted
| . Kfse.ly agricultural pursuits IS limited.
All Kind. OF Fish.
| 7As xa.sss u Paget sound. which In
tss. he aas.Gera coast ~ Thiirsion coun-
| g. godaee excellent varieties OK Hsh.
| u.sa as sa.mon. sme.i, founders. sole.
/ taEos tTaGt. sea bass. perch, herring.
1 Sss en8 tom cod exc. Here u also found
/ - aa:.ye Oiymqa oyster. which. Aa.ls
saaa POSSESSES most delicious flavor
Cans. crabs ard shr!mpS abound.
auliaing Sson and Coal
i ths eai-sl and southern portions os
e. caaai5 are deposits Of blue ana bun
DaaE9ss sgsgy5of ard free from fiaws
Tss.s l4gge saEfTies have been developed
a. - yf2Ggst IS In Use ia various parts
e - ssate. Deposits of granite and me
sore sse found here though IN an undo
ysaiei sszss Ia the southern rarj -
Is fogn.y are sxtenaive veins or high
sasaF 4asas1e Sszi
An Idle " strr Power.
hsss' opportunities are offered here "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

yessess~Tf re e-ysesss a - ~ believed, hs
is-s4z hss aessnfrv TsHst 3nHts.9y
-iuffn- ~. ne country ls rich, ssst I
gessss t1e rnoNej - after some O. The
rs<s-s@y. -~E'ae&-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

shipped eleven careoes. agyregating s.3e,-
ts~ feet, valued at $-j.S5I.id.
Pee iles Bale & Marin shipped from the
fslazi -n.u .wo cargoss. 3Ss. ~ fee, valued
al 3, go
II addition 10 tbs theirs was shipped
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

from tbs bay:
3gf9 boxes clans ...............s9 3a
less boxes crabs Observation-Disclosures. 2iai
~ go s~.C&s oysters .-...-.............. 7Utsst
2s@ barr Is cTaHps:rIJs .......-..... G1.esl
; haTre.s caviar ................... go.
60 cases earned salmon .-....... : 80
.5sl"1 pounds fresh s8im0n ........... $50
A''f# bounds waite sturgeon. ........ .....
s. 90 pounds green sturgeon ........ 49,.
TAe abo"e figures. il must ba rame1l-
bred. Include Only cargo shipments. The
shipments ~ raj constitute a very I'M
portaut factor N the explorations Of tnIs
county. bat Il Is impossible 10 get the tx
u-es fog these shipments with any degree
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
Fruit and Farming.
CHEHALIS.

CfseiaEs coanty lies central between ne
Columbia and tae Straits. wiki Gays har-
Dor as rs ou-Ict 10 tha = a Its position
indicates commercial g9sg; bit;ies. and he
large W~segFaci Tributary ~ the har3or,
" ~ It's ci0ssiy woven netwo ok q s.raarns
be4:s oQt that conclusion. Tho impress
sion aai1ei ..om tae nap Is slAsta,ned by
better knowledge. the country Is fairly
lev".. with f4ch bottoms on It's many
streams. covered With heavy timber. but
eiS.l.s promise u the growth OF asr.cul-
tare IS the forests rsccCe
Tusnwater and Olympia were among Tie
first settlements in {he state. As the Pic
rtcrs foll0.e3 tac Elk they perhaps dis
covered tie Black river. only SIX nj IS
from taslr homes. and as that stream
must have been Well supplied ". IA beaver
Il IS not strange that they should have
begua as exploration. TAc rest follows,
BLACK river lea II n 70 the Caehl,s With
waa river hottcms. and the Caehalis 10
Cravs harb0r. win ~ oI0Jo acres Of open
''f.le pgafic" covered win nutritious
grass. Then they cut trails, dr4ge in cat
tie and established an Arcadia" whore
spinning whees, tAi!ow dips. knitting
needles and ulilkna.ds could De found as
late a. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
xae yata~ of Property.

Tss pg.asc!Psl igdUs,ri"s - the county
-. guwsasr.ag. Horticulture. agriculture.
m.a1S sna tia'lnE
! 5rss area of the county e woo,led
ss A. On the npiaads. AID cedar. oak.
-, All ard alder on TIE levei tracts.
w@s I'll, yast quantity y marketable
,srss+ ga the advantage of deep water
!, e9ss proximity. the manufacture {.
t..Asr haasfnsa a fading ..hNat.E.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
aullding Sson., and Coal.

i re eeat-si and southern portions of
a. easstf are deposits OF blue and bum
Da4g.ass srsgy5of ard free from fiaws
Tss.s l4ggp aazfs1es have been developed
al ~ yf2Gss' IS In use ia various parts
e - slafe. Deposits 81 granite and ! NE
ss1s ste found here though IN an undo
ys'ass3 sszEe. Ia :he southern rari -
- easn.y are sx9naive veins or h.gh
zsaFfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

7as wa.srs u Puget sound. which In
de-. re aag.gera coast ~ ThsirslCn coun-
g. produce excellent varieties OK nsh.
tss As sa.mDn. smell, founders. sole.
.a.Eos trout sea bass. perch, herring.
;ass ca8. tom cos9. &c. Here - also found
- sa;.ye olympia oyster. which. = a!ls
saaa possesses a most delicious flavor.
Cana. crabs ard shr.mpS abouao.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
Yra.t aud Agriculture.

r. Typography " the county. its soil
az samala render 1t particularly adapted
2 sr;lzallaFe. Taa pcoue. ,as RS. luiuaa
al sl,aazt az vaf.tt.es az APPLES AID
,ssss ssaea perfection hEro. d failure
Z sep u practically uGi.ao.rr. Sma,!
f-ak 0. various kinds aFos 4sxurlaa;ly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

aay sna grains ere grown Wa lroat in
easy wgtogs. though tae acre. s. devoted
. sfsesly agricultural pursuits Is limited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

SAS FKAScIsoO, Nov 34.-TheIBaIdEin
hotel, Tor nearly thirty years one Of the
principal landmarks OF San Francisco, Is
no more. 4 fire which broke out in the
east end os the b1ilding shortly after .
O'Clock this morning. supposedly in the
property room OF the Baldwin thester.
totally destroyed the immense structure.
The loss OF life, 50 for reported, has
been miraculously light But two death
having occurred as far as known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02
MARRIED.


BUcKNER-ARcHIBALD.-A quiet wed
ding took place at the home of Mr.. ]. NJ.
Archibald at Knox Butte on Thanksgiv-
ing eve, Nov. %, 1898, Rev. o. b. Strey-
ffeller of Albany officiating. The welded
were Mr.. Edwin S. Buckner and Mis- a
Edna Della Archibald. Only relatives
and intimate friends were present. At
precisely 8 O'Clock the couple beautifully
arrayed marched into the room tastefully
arranged for the occasion. An appro-
pirate ring ceremony was impressively
performed. After congratulations an
elaborate luncheon was served in which
an abundanc OF good things were enjoyed.
Music, games and q general good time
followed. The charivaree boys also made
their appearance.
The contracting parties are we'll known
in and about Albany. The groom is
bright, progressive young man of excel.
lent reputation, while the bride is a beau
tiful, accomplished young lady of rare
talents, loved and esteemed by ali who
know her.
Following we're present: Mr.. J M
Archibald, Misses Clara and Emma
Buckner, Mr.. VIM Buckner, Mr. and Mrs
Smith Cox, Mr. and Mrs Ned Miller, Mr.
and Mrs II F Archibald, Mr. and Mrs j
l. Archibald, Misses Ethel, Avilda and
Maud Archibald, Misses Sarah and
Laura Chambars and Clyde Archibald.
Many costly and beautiful presents
were given. The well wishes OF a host
of friends attend them. May their future
be bright. long and happy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

In Shakespeare there is something one
gets no where else. The language itseli
stands out alone in literature Il has
an individuality found in no other
author. You feel that there lie a master
bold Of the pen. While modern dramas
have taken the place Of those Of Shakes-
peare TO some extent, yet among the bet.
ter clAss Of people good presentation
oil ShaKesperean drama has 3 charm
that nothing else possesses in the line OF
drama. OF all the Shskesperean plays.
five or six cover the field OF the popular
ones. Hamlet takes the lead, yet there
is none appreciated more than "As
You Like It." II has freshness and a
that strikes one in the most
sensitive place. Romeo and juliet offers
a greater field for the histricDic talent
bot the end rs SO unsatisfactory that il
dstracls from the play in the minds Of
many. Othello, the merchant OF Venice,
and Richard the Third, al az We II as q
lew others present features thst are Jew
els in their line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

From the Pendleton E. o. to the point.
The b-et sugar interests are preparing
to put their hands in the pockets Of the
state treasury. II the beet sugar indusi-
~ cannot succeed witnout state aid it
cannot succeed with it. The hundred
thousand dollars or SO that the state ear
give to encourage the industry" is not
so important az 10 csuse the industry TO
die If il is not forthcoming. Doubtless Il
is a scheme OF eerssin land owners TO Sc
cure q higher rental for lRnds that are
held for speculative purposes, for higher
the returns from ihese lands higher will
raite their selling value. Some people
sre always willing to have the state cap
italize their properties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

Julius SimmOnds left Saturday nighS
with q car OF household goods and other
effects, including team Of horses be-
l1nging to him and his father, for Clay
ton. Norton county, Kansas. G w ST.
.n0nds and wife left for the same place
Monday morning. These good people
have resided here for several years, but
and go TO seek dryer climate. They'll
find it t.-Ex. The chsnces are tha, they
will get so much dry and drought they
wall be glad to get back to Oregon,
where crops never fail
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

The result of the o. : <posiIioas
good example of o. 5. .oudeTiul resoul-
ces. We took moie prizes than any
other state, though many Of them boast
ing much were c'ose by and had a big
advantage liz making exhibits. But
Oregon. with her fr0itful rains that give
health 10 the coil can surpass all states
in the sizs of her products, and will be
in the front row as veil in quality. 1t
will not be long before there is a rush
this way that will be large in its proper
tions, unlike anything We have ever ex-
perienced.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02
Curious Facts.

There are more than Elk thousand
known languag 20 and dialec's,
There are ALWAYS ! 200 900 people a
float on the seas of the world.
he deer actually weaps, its eyes are
provided with achrymal glands.
Santiago was surrendered and our flag i
hoisted on Sunday July IL. 1898.
The gun Of largest calibre in the world
is the British l7.72 inch one hundred
ton gun,
map Of Jerusalem in mosaic. over fif-
teen yeare old, has been found in Pa'es-
tine.
London has population OF 4. 4.250 600,
equaling the com nined population OF st.
Petersburg. Paris, Berlin aud Rome.
The highest point OF land in New York
(Manhatten) IL at eleventh avenue and
lS0th street, 225 feet. In Brooklyn the
highest point g Lookout Hill, IN Pros
pect Park, l86 feet.
False teeth iur horses, were sugl es.ed
by the president OF q French humane
society a iew years ago, have actually
been invented, and are gaining favor
with owners OF large stables.
ln Ecuador they sweSten coffee with
crushed beetles; in Japan they give yoo
gooseberry pie with roast duck in Ceyion
the richest people beg, and in London g
man who refuses to tip waite. runs a
fair chance Of getting arrested,
10 "dance attendance" is al expires.
sion borrowed from the medieval custom
which compelled the br de at q wesid n <
to dance with Whosoeger asked her. No
matter how low the condition CT how OBJ
! jectahle the person. the bride could not
! refuse.
: The DAilrs TEX News, the other day
contained the following item OF news: "a
father. with a long fi.s OF girls and q
J wife and baby In \ wagon drawn by twC
bFinale oxer, passed through Hope. Ark
on th- way 10 Porto Rico. TO settle q
ptrCt pl 5Auu-
The japanese always bury their de-
, with l. ead 10 tue aorGh. aud Tor this fe&
son no jAp=ncse w.li sleep in this poet
ton. Many private houses aud hoteli
t have a diagram OF points on the compass
] pasted on the bedroom ceiling for th,
! convenience o, guests.
{ The paintings in the To4al gallery A
! Madrid con. prise some OF the most beau
= tiful in the world. They number owe
E tGo Thousand, and are sAid 10 be worth
= seO0, ,oO0. coo. Among them are ten b,
: Raphael, fortv-six by MuriIlio, .ixiy'
four by VAlssquez, sixsy.,Wo by Rubenl
and foriy-ili=e By Titan.
Iu Japan there are pagodas OF consid
: srAb.e height, which have xithslocd tn
effects Of frequent earthquake shocks io
centuries. The secret OF their stabili!
lie that they are dtted inside ~ith
. heavy timber beam construction, which
. hangs from the root ike the clApper oi I
. bell. On the occurrence Of shock. th,
/. eGeets Of tue vibration are wholly coun.
o ieractsd by this comparatively simpl
] deTiee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

Recent events showed that . camp il
more dangerous than q battle. Not on
ly ia the army, bu in ordinary life. more
lives are lost by q needless disregard OF
the beginnings OF poor health than by
All other causes combined.
Dyspepsia or nervousness is absolute y
inexeusabie now. There is no more reA'
son for q man or woman eating with poor
appetite or sleeping poorly or suffering
CONTINUALLY from neuralgia or rbeuma-
N today than there is Of bis or her go
gwithout the necessities of life.
Every candid person who has dragged
a'ong, under the depressing effects oi
nerve and brain exhaustion, needs tc
take 10 heart the words Of such unbiased
persons as Senator Tabor. who cannO
afford 10 attach their guarantee to any
thing they have not themselves inTesiig-
ated.
DENVER, Col Sept. %. 1898
Messrs. Weile, Richardson < Co., Bur
lington, VII heartily recommend yCu
Paine's celery compound.
Il is the one remedy which should b
widely used. ! have used il, and there
lore know whereof speak
Very truly yours.
y. A. ". TABOR.
Formerly L. s. Senator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02
u0TlcF ne kppnIg1MFNT

Notice u hereby given thar ny order o
the court of Linn county. Or, duly made
and entered OF record. the undersigned has
been duly appointed administrator Of the
estate of Ehzabs' Andtrson, deceased
All persons having claims against said es.
tate are hereby no fled and required to pre-
sent the same with the prope, vouchers. 10
the undersigned. within rx months from
the date hereof. at Albany, Or.
J. W. ANDERSON, Admir-.
WEATHERFoRD 4 WYATT,
Attorneys for Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

Do you suffer from insomnia? Are Tou
.oae of those -pitied indIvIcu
Ials who ~restIe with the pillow through
Itne long hours Of the night and rise in
the NOR ming with bsggard features and
lhotloE eyes, II 60, take advantage of
Efhe Temsrksb power of this eYeztes9
sof ali remedies for restoring strength.
Paine's celery compound Gains and
lecuai.Zes all the nervous tissues snd in
kduose the eodv to take IN solid flesh.
Nervous debility causes tiniditY, de-
preston, aud lack of confidence n the
struggle of life; whereas plenty CT neE-
iyous force insures se'f reliance, enter
Ipr;se and prosperity In untoId number
Iof cases the lack Of success can Easily be
Traced 70 simple lack Of nerve fierce.
4 There is no better foundation for per-
-smanent good health, or q better prepar-
alton for coping with the hard work and
taxing strain Of life than rich, red, pure
blood and plenty of il, acquired by use OF
1Paine's celery compound
Physicians recognize Paine's celery
slcomroond as the one scientific remedy
lfor restoring heath snd strength TO the
Ixorn-out system.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

James Corbett is nov has been.
Mr. Sharky will soou be one. Ii Mccoy
or Fitzsimmons ever NEE; him it will
not take long to place him in the retired
list. The sooner these men!Are relegat-
ed 10 the Il 2 past the better for the pub.
lie. even though new man with as big a
mouth takes his place. A change Is
something. One gets tired of the same
kiRd Of hash.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02
Catarrh Can Be Cured

By eradicating from the blood the scrof-
ulOus taints which cause il. Hoods Sar-
sapariIla cures catarrh, promptly and
permanently, because il strikes at the
root OF the trouble.
The rich, pure blOo+ which il makes.
circulating through the delicate passages
OF the mucous membrane, soothes and
rebuilds the tissues. giving them ten
dency the health instead OF disease, and
ultimately curing the affection.
At the same time Hoods Sarsaparilla
strengthens. invigora;es and energiEes
the whole system and makes the debil-
itated victim Of catarrh feel that new life
has been impaired.
Do not daily with snuff. inhaiants or
other local applications, but take Hoods
Sarsaparilla and cure catarrh absolutely
and surely by removing the causes which
produce it.