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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
SHERIFF SALE.

Rv virtue Of an execution and order OF
sale duly issued out of the Circuit Court OF
the State of Oregon for thecounty OF Linn,
on the 29th day of July, A. D., 1898, In a
a certain suit in said court wherein +. M {.
Rsade was plaintiff and Eleanor T, Will
Iop0hov and VIM. Carnes were defendants,
In which said suit the said +. NJ. Reade
caoovered a Judgment aud decree against
,hs aefendant Eleanor L. Nilloughby on
ths ISth day of July, A. D., 1898, for the
sam OF ell0l .66 and Tor the further sum OF
SlOO ATTORNEYS fees and for the costs OF said
suit taxed at $2S 65 and the accruing costs.
and interest thereon at the rate OF per
cent per annum, ordering, aoloogins
and decreeing that the real property de-
scribed in plaintiffs mortgage and COM
Vt, to wit:
"a west half of the premises beginning
point eight chains and twentv.ny'
! south and ten chains and hfty-thre'
5 west Of the quarter section post OF
line between said section three and foul
running thence north forty chains
MECCA east eight chains and three Inks
thence south forty chains and thence ives
siOht chains to the place OF beginning
Containing ons hundred and sixty acre
mora or lesa, said described premises ooana
Uarts of sections Three and -Four In Town
ship sixteen South of Range Three Yves
I of the Willamette meridian In Linn County
Oregon, be sold to satisfy said ludgmen
| snd decree and all costs. Therefore motto
\. harobv given that will on Saturday tn
Srd dsv OF September, A. d., 1893, at tn
| nonr az one o'clock p. n. OF said day, q
he front dor Of the Court House, IN 70
CITY Of Albany, Lima County, Oregon. ore
for for Ss sale at public auction tc the highe'
bidder, for eash in hand, subject to re
demption according to Law. the real prop
erty IN said order and decree and herei
Ssiore described to satisfy said iudgmer
and ali costa and charges Of making sue
sale. n ,eo,
| /. A. AuEKERs.
l Sheriff Of Linn County, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Bismagk fell in love At iFiend's we'd
/ ding with the young woman who became
his vile. and presently wrote to Ter par
en,s 10 asK her hand
The good peop.. were naturally much
surprised at q direct attack like this
they were simple iolks, leading = very
quiet life, and they were rather fright
ened q, the reputation for high livins
which the canIjate enioted
As. bosevrr. their daughter iulimaied
10 discreet terms that enc did not lOoi
upon the ,eIng gentleman with an un-
favorabls eye, Herr Won Pu,ikammeI
wrote to Young BismaEk, inviting him
TO come and see them.
Every one did their beat a, Reiufield
to give the visitor = suitable reception
Fraulefn Won Puttkammei . parents put
on an air Of grave solemnity and che
stood with eyes bent upon the ground
Bismark, on alIghiing. threw his arms
around his swest.heart's neck and em-
braced her vigorously before snybody
had time to tell him that his conduct
was hardly proper or correct. The result
wac, however, an immediate betrothal.
Prince Bisnarx was very fond of tell
ing this tale. and was careful TO finish
the story by this remark: And you
have no IDEA what this lady has made
me-"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

With peace between the United Sia,ss
and Spain in sight and practically agreed
upon it hardly looks right for war to be
In actual progress and with no orders for
. cessation OF hostilities. but really ihis
10 the only. gay to proceed IN dealing with
such q country as Spain. A people who
would blow up neiglibnrs Vessel IN time
Of peace certainly cAnno, be trusted ai
any time. and it 10 ouiy proper that VAR
continue until the papers are actually
singed and dthere is . guaranty Cf peace
on the terms proposed. Were We deal.
ing with . country like England or Ger.
many It would be different thing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

THs USIyERslTY OF OREGON graduated
last June the largest clsss in its history.
The class numbered thirty. The fall
term win begin September 10th. Stud
ents who have completed the tenth grade
branches can enter the sub.freshman
class. No examinations are required for
graduates of accredited schools. Reason.
able equivalents are accepted for most OF
the required entrance studies. Gaia.
logues will be sent free to all applicants.
Persons desiring information may ad.
dress the president, Secretary ]. J. VAL
ton, or Mr.. Max A. Plum. sll OF Eugene,
Oregon. The courses offered are those
of good university. There are depart
ments of modern and ancient languages,
physics, chemistry, biology, geology,
English, elocution, advanced engineer
ng, astronomy, logic, philosophy. psy.
chology, mathematics and ply sical edu.
eation. Music and drawing is also
taught. The tuition is free. All stud
enis pay an incidental fee Of ten dollars
yearly. Board. lodging. heat and light
IN the dormitory cost $3.50 per week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
The Eiondike Output q.

Great minds continue 10 run in the
same channel. Some time ago when
Wild figures were being given Of the
KIondike output. The DDoczAT said
IS. .000, coo or 81, 600, 900 would be sEsu;
the size OF il. 4 San Frznc5ico dispatch
SAYS that Z. Z. Leach. superintendent d
the United States mint IN that city, g..
timAtGs that the gold output OF the kIoa'
dixie this year hss been only about s5,'
000. 900. The receipts AZ the mint herr
have amounted 70 about $I.750.n0o sincs
the first arrival of Yukon gold feE
weeks ago
The receipts Of the Seattle oshce hav'
been about the same The largest Eingis
deposit at the mint here vas $4,000
Mr. Leach estimates thai zbo1s SO s9b
IN dust and nuggets hGs gone east and
that there is about 81 ,iG0. 600 os this sea
sons output yet 20 reach this country.
II i st2tee that the dust brought out =
the North American Trading * Trans
p0rts.ion Company Vas sent east. and
WAS not included in Mr.. LeAch's figures
This amount nigh: possibly reach 500.
600. From this showing il would appear
that s., ,0o0. 90 would be safe and con
servative estimate q the entire Xukor
output, including the American side 3
well as the klondIke-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

During the past year the name OF Ore
gon has attracted more attention than
ever before IN the history Of this state.
Il has been eonspicuouslY before tae
people OF the world. A. Omaha jnsI
nov We are showing the people Of the
western states and ali others who may
be there what we can do in the way oi
An exhibit Of our products and though
not As complete as ii should be il Is 1
very creditable one and q splendid one q
iAras IL goes. sufficiently so as to attract
good deal Of attention and make sbe peO
pie look this way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
Why We Don't Want the Phil.
ipplnes.
From tha World .

From tha World:
l. Because they are too remote. I'm.
like Cuba and Porto Rico, which are in
American waters, these islands are in
oceanicA, ON the border of Asia, 10000
miles distant from Washington and more
than 5000 from our Pacific coast.
z. 1t would be q bad investment.
Even If paid 500, ,0OO, 900 to retain the
Philippines, 1t would cost US infinitely
more than We should ever get out of 1t
TO keep this elephant OF 1000, 900 AsiAtic
barbarians on the other side OF the globe.
). We shall have more than trouble
enough without them. That we are to
have Hawaii, Porto Rico and Cuba on
our hands ls the strongest possible reas-
on WHY We should not break our back
with tse Philippines.
Tosolve the problem of governing on
American principles our new possessions
and dependencies apart from the Phil
ippines will tax our statesma nship as II
has seldom been taxed since the adoption
of the Constitution. These three un-
precedented problems will give our Pres
ident and Congress all they can do.
The developements OF the campaign In
Cuba chow that our difficulties in that
island, after the Spaniards shall have
been expelled, will be far greater than
was supposed at the outset. 1t must be
frankly admitted that the insutgent,
have not 10 far shown elements U
strength, character or fitness for seIi.ruI'
such &c would warrant ne in turning th'
island over to them at once.
In conQuering Spain In Cuba We hav'
assumed the responsibility OF giving tn
island stable government. After th
Spaniards withdraw we cannot surren'
der the island to irresponsible, unorgan
ixed elements, leaving the Spanish in
! hAbitants or pro- Spanish Cubans at TIA
; mercy of the insU fgents. We cannot il
honor retire leaving anarchy and pei
haps civil war behind. Thus tie IN
, xpected has come to curb our Ambitio
cor colonial expansion." We aT
,, pledged not TO Keep Cuba h"t to give he
/ peace and freedom. b. 1t will be
: very difficult task, perhaps requirir
years before independent self govern
, ment can be establishsd-ii it ever cA
3 be without American control.
5. Porto Rico presents another prot
lem. A state in the union looms up
the distance, with q Representative
Congress, SeuStors and electoral votes
- q State smaller than Connecticut. b
with lArges population, rich in resour
es, desirsbls and attractive, yet . sta
T in the tropics, . state having 10 per Ger
tv Of negroes-Spanish negroes ut that
iy and Sc per cent. OF illiteratss, Anne
% can farmers will not settle there 40 te
did in Texas aud California and secoI
st the land.tilling population Of the futu
Mt How shall Porto Rico be governed
m the fnture-by universal suffrage, vi
perfect and absolute equality. or by d
iTanchisement and semi-military o
Nho.ly arbitrary rule:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
Brownsville.

From the Times:
WMiss Nellie and Bertha Jack are over
from Albany visiting with their many
Brownsville friends.
Lee Davis returned from Albany Mon
day, where he has been for several days
the guest of Lewis Vierick and family.
VIM. Keeney has returned from his
trip to Walla Walla, and has gone up
the Santiam, where he has located what
he thinks will turn out to be excellent
mining properties. We hope VIM. has
struck regular Klondike.
A Charlottesville corresdondent COM
plains because the trout fishing in the
lower Calapooia has been almost des-
troyed because of blasting being resort
ed to in order to catch the fish, and
suggests that somebody ought to go to
Salem" for doing it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
SCIO.


From the Sews.
Miss Dell Curl, Of Albany, who has
been visiting relatives here and at Jor-
dan for the past two weeks, returned
home last Friday.
Miss Maud Bilyea, Of the Morning
Herald force, came over from ALBANY
Monday and will visit few days with
her parents, after which she will go to
Lower Soda for an outing.
Miss Grace Gin returned from Soda
vile Sunday, and has resumed her posi-.
ton at the post Office Mrs. Ficklin vii
remain at the springs Tor week or =
yet.
T. J. Munkers IS putting up a sind
mill with 200 gallon galvanized iror
tank and figures on having plenty Of va
/ ter for his stock, ar well as house ans
yard irsigating purposes. The mill an'
tank were purchased OF ". W. Craw
/ ford and Geo. +. Fish, OF Albany, an,
is being pat up By Mr. CraSfOrd-
/ 4. u. Perry aud ". DeH2ven, Of Ac
| aIinnvilIe, were In Scio the past e0upl
OF weeks cangassing i0r the ''Portasl
Pantry" Dir. Perry spent his boyho0
days in this locality, and seems ver
much az home here
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Mr.. A. P. Gaines, " ho returned recent.
ly from q visit to his home in Arkansas,
after an abseoce OF 10 years, said to Q
Union reporter the other day: 1T only
needs visit to ans other state 10 cure
one OF dissatisfaction with Oregon. Our
climate is unequalled, our standard OF
living as high as the highest and our peo-
pie hopeful, ambitious and full OF vigor
The people OF Arkansas have no concept.
ion OF Oregon and when told that we
shipped 10, 900 900 bushels OF wheat last
year rs compared with their 5000. 900
they were dnmbfonuded. The nights are
so warm one cannot rest. Why I slept
four days and nights TO catch up when I
came home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
vor,cs or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOsRes Il he<sty gwen tS26 tns l1oea-
xlgras sirainfssrzssr Of the estate OF Jane I
Csr4er. .deoeasea las 6ied hIs saziaccOunt d
AID estate. .is1 shs cEek OF En-cczuty cOars
70, IE-n ooacsy. Oregon. and the ce1EtT
rT-,rs hss SEED he 8. n dzy u July, 1893. AZ
The acar cf 10 o'eiosk n. 70 hear chico
iocs. il zny, and 20 settle Said account and
estate.
rhis 9Th day & Tu1e. 1895
Ed r u CAKTxR,
Aiui1iztrztor af the estate cf lane z
Garter 3see&szd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific states inventor
this week. Reported by c. A. Snow &
Co., patent attorneys, Washington, D. @
@ Coiumh bus, Creston, Wash, drill; A
Friel Dos Angeles. Cal, dress or gar
ment form; @ Graf. BInniug, Cal, pre-
We. sing irut-juices; l. Huestis. Stock
ton, Cal, kitchen-cabinet table; G b
Lawson, Stockton, Gal. vegeta bls-slicer
NJ K Lewis, Albany, Or, gate; w Merkle,
Oakland Cal, bread cutting knife; B
Parker, San Francisco, Cal, pipe-bend-
ing machine; J G Parker, San Francisco,
Gal, steam. generator; K r Parrish, In
dependence, Or, wrench: @ E Stockford
Sulphur Creek, Cal, bicycle; F Terrs.
morse, San Franciseo, Gal, convertible
garment and tent; II Wilburn Ritzville
Wash. bicycle.gear; W q Wood, San
Francisco, Cal, boxing glove.
For copy OF any patent send 10 cents in
postage stamps with date of this paper
to O A Snow 4 Co. Washington. d @
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

The DENocRArs prediction is that this
young stripling, Aquinaldo. now at the
head Of the insurgents at the outskirts OF
Manila, win some day in the near future
have such an awful tumble that it will
be heard clear across the ocean. He is
building HE Own grave and lacks the
sense, though we'll educated to appreciate
the fact. Admiral Dewey, if given chance
will teach him q lesson that will be ol
benefit to the boy. General Merr,t'
perhaps will also be equal to the oecas-
L ion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
From the oregonian :

FROM the Oregonlan:
Election contests in Oregon since the
enactment OF the Australian ballot law
have invariably gone against the contest
ant. Baughman VS.. Edwards for the
Lane county commissioners, Van Wrinkle
vs.. Crabtree for the Linn county clerk
ship, Darcy ys. Boise for the third dis
trict circuit judgeship, kilburn vs.. Hunt
| ington for the Baker shrievalty, Swan
VS. Geddes for the Baker clerkship, all
1893 cases; Burckhardt vs. Malcolm for
the Multnomah recordership, an 1896
case; Muir vs.. Hume for the Multnomah
attorneyship, and Munly VS.. Stephens
for Multnomah circuit judgeship, 1894
cases, are illustrations OF the point made.
That the contestant had been invariably
beaten clearly proves that the first count
OF votes was an honest one, and that
such mistakes as were made arose from
misinterpretation of the law by judges
and unavoidable errors in tallying
or counting by clerks. In the recounts
the totals varied but little from the orig
inGi count.-0regonian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
sEyts wANTEn PlR ..WA

GEMS wANTEO P5R IVA
n WITH SPAIN Ineiaiing battles
sea and land. C0atsins slls2bo1t aFmie
nsrlss. ra-s< and ~zrseIpS Of both nAElOo
and graphic ssory of TIE great ylcs0rT
sha gallant DeEeS; tells everything 2ooot
sampsca, Scnssy, Fitzhngh Lee and Lad
ing commanders. or Hon. James Rankin
Youns. TIE intrepid leader ter C1ba hbre
In TIE nalls Of Cczgress- Tie greatest
var Seok Published; go large pages loo
supeEA Illustrations, many IN richest col
ors- Has large ooIored maps Biggest
lseok, highest eonmisSioUs- lowest price:
only sI-75. ESeh subscriber reslves
grand 81 90 premium free Demand enar~
nous: harvest for agents; 81 day crscIts
freight paid; outfit free Write tOd.v-
Address. The National Book C0ncsr1.
dept. Is, $50 Dearborn street. Chicago
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

TIE temporary suspension OF the
Chicago newspapers. caused by the
STRIFE OF the s,ereotyPsrs, ELECTED 9
great many interesting facts, chief
among which Was the enortnoas loss TO
advertisers The great department.
stores, the railroads, steamboats,. the
retail houses, the whole community de-
pending upon the daily press for the
statement or the satislacsion Of their
needs--All these suffered untJld injury
and inconvenience, 80 they have abund.
AntIy testified. Il Is sale 20 say that
never before have the Advertising glasses
realized so vividly the value o! The press
~ medium o. communication with
cusIomers.-W ashlngion Post.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

1t 10 said that California used to pass
off Oregon wheat for California wheat
Just now We are getting even with her
by having the attention OF the world OF
the Oregon made In California.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
Clippings

Murray City (Ky.) council has passed
this ordinances: ''I any person shall tie
or fastsn any rattle box or similar eontri.
vance to any dog or other animal within
the City be shall be fnedtl
There are two great walls in Chins
one is forty feet thick and fifteen feet
high, and surrounds PekiDg. Is is six.
teen miles in circumference. The othe,
lis nearly l.3OO miles long. and wal
built over 1000 years ago.
In q report of recent Paris duel Il
was said that the seconds placed the Ad-
vereAries at an equal distance from eaef
other. an arrangement the RqusTeness ol
which no court OF Honor could think oi
impeAching.
Several interesting letters by Thomas
Carlyle were recently cold In London
In one of them he says: SOLVER Crom'
well had no squint. stare or deficiency O
any kind in the eyes Of him. One eye
probably the left, but am not sure VA
SoostNSbSOy DAkBSt SnSA IUo oe1Nts
A German authority says that the reasoE
why more ships are not struck by light
ming Is because wire rope is now gener-
ally used for rigging, and the hula OF the
vessels are usually made Of iron or steel,
Thus the whole ship forms IN excellent
and continuous conductor, By means Of
which the electricity is led away into the
ocean before it can do any harm.
1t 10 refreshing atthis time to learn
that according to an opinion Just handed
down by the supreme court of New
Hampshire, municipal ordinances com.
pelling citizens 70 keep sidewalks clean
in front Of their residences is nncons,itu-
tial. The enforcement OF such ordinances
is held to be double taxation. and there
fore, in direct violation Of the constitu-
lion Of the United States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Secretary Long has done Admiral
Schlsy justiceiu q spiendiddeiense which
all fair minded men should appreciate.
S,m2aou has done the country . splen'
d,d service. and though he acted iu-
discreet IN some things his general con.
duct Las shown him Co be naval officer
of great ability. understanding the sci'
ence OF business better than perhaps any
other naval officer OF the country. Schley
though has in particular manner cover
ed himself with glory, bat this fact
should not detracs from Sampson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

can blood sz4ezns = clean ckT1- N
zsg without 4. Ezsczrets, Candy CizskzzE
&c csezn yozr bsocd and keep u caezn- Is
turing up the iaxy iSrer and driving ali In
uzrStses from the hcag- Begin to-day =
sszuSstl r5ragsIex. hosls. hl0sehss. blseEhez1s
ard that ssckly blgao1s cOzpseZlo1 by taSznl
CasczTesS.-hezuty ior ten cents- All dEEg
gSsss, satisfaction guaranteed, isc, &c. Soc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

The farmers around Tallman declare
that they will arrest every hunter who
tresspasses upon their property when
after Chinese pheasants this fall. Tha;
they do not propose TO stand any fool
;shness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

The Lebanon hoy who shook hands
with Admiral Dewey will have some
thing always to remember and be proud
of. Shaking hands with great men does
not amount to much under ordinary cir
oumstances but in this case across the
ocean in the midst Of hcs.ilities it does.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
sT0eEaDLnEgs MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBYGfVEE TH1T
q meeting Of the stock kholders of the Al
bany Building Association will be held
IN the sfors room Of Julius GrsdNohl, IN
Albany. Or, On the I6.h day Of AEgu7t,
1898, al 8 3 M, for the purpose OF deter
miriug wheiheror not the los SOC Owned
by said association and on which the Al
barry opera house stood, shall he sold the
money realized therefor and froEn the il
surance On szid opera Eouse, ehssi Dc
Distributed among tie stockholders, and
said incorporation dissolved, and for the
I transaction OF sHcf osler bushes 2s may
come legally before ssid meeting
Albany. Ang. 3. 1898. Z =. Sox.
{ 2. p. NU:zrSG, President
! Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Sheriff E. L. Matlock, OF Aorroz coun
ty, is model collector. Iu the Iast is-
soc Of the Heppser Times he publishes
a notice to delinquent taxpayers in Nor
row county for tie years 1894, 5, 8 aud Z
and IL does not till more than nine inches
OF space IN that paper. The delinquent
taxes in the county for the four yeaTe are
under sloo and there are only 20 names
on the list, and they are mostly the
names OF non-residents.-Cotta Grove
Messenger.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

TIE ThrIcs-s- Te=k EdI:lo1 Of IzE SEa
Yogx WORLD Is 6rsS z1rqng III Eeeky
papers in SIZE. frs4oszcT II P1oEezIiela
and tie fne<hLess. sccUTacy zHd ysEas1y q
IT, col t4nfs Iskzs al the D-KItE of .
vrsat SS daily at ehe pgsee Of = 0oAlzI
we@kIv. Its political psEs Is pronzPs. con-
usese. xcrarais Asd Impartial - al It's re29-
ers viii testify. l. l. against the mOnopo
lies and tor tas peopse
II urirts the osxs os al the EeEid- bar
ing srsseizI c5zraspoz3sDee from all N
porssns nezs points 0n TIE globe. IL haI
brilliant iliastrz.tonS. stTIes eT gEsa1
zrthuxz- capital n1EOr page. compose
MARKETS, departlsezEs sSr tne ho1senoa
zod xczaenfs w0-k zad ot5e- SPECIAL d.
pertDs8ss-
We ofsr this ussgzzIe8 ne~spaPer zz1
she 1kx gczAT sozezhs-o7e wear tor = .
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Sampson will get $40, 900 prize money
on account OF the battle OF July 8, while
Capt. CLARK who did more to destroy the
Spanish feet than any other man will
get $500. Sampson would do q fine
thing by whacking up with Clark.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
MARRIED.

MEYER-HOwARD.-In Oregon City
August 6, 1898, Mr.. Seman II. Meyer
and Miss Maude NJ. Howard. by the
Rev. Mr.. Fisher, of Portland.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Meyer OF this city. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. +. s. Howard of
Riverside.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Tn. editor of the Evans City. Pa, Globe
writes. Zone Minute Cough Cure i
rightly named. 1t cured my children atte
oil other remedies failed. It cures copsh
colds and all throat and lung troubles. A
J. A. Cummings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Eastern people are unable to appreciate
ho" New Jersey man recently died
from dose of carbolic acid when Il
was learned that he had been hard
driDker of whisky for year,.