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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
Unique Entertainment.

TIE entertainment given by Che Pres
| byterians last evening a. the w @. 7. u
bail drew an audience that packed tbs
rooms to the trout door and many had tc
stand. 1t was very pleasing sffaif In
every number.
Proceedings began with music by the
orchestra, followed by the Tryolean bell
ringers, ID. r. Mason, E. ID. Cusick, J. 2.
Galbraitb. K. ThrslI and II. J. Hopkins
IN suitable costumes, Eho TnDg music
from COW bells that would make an ele
phabt weep. Order gas obtained on the
appearance of the celebrated Gen Gus
tAy Alexander EastbaTs. Mr. q. a. West-
gate the wheat man, who delivered an
| eioquent and entrancipx noratlon on
George Washirgton's 4,h Of July" ia
winch be covered the whole 6ald and
much more. Misses Crosby. Ball, Hop
kins and Messrs Gof and Hopkins as the
Nations String Q1aftet, were heard 10
some genuine music that was warmly
appIauded.
AipbonsO Robasto de Prune, which
nonld only be represented by Mr. s. y.
Steeles captured the audience az tight,
sang bare Of tGne solo that brought
out live encore, when he displayed his
Fersatile talents in divers ways. ''Lu-
cinIa's Ssrenzde" did not bring any
bcot-i jacks out Of the window, for itswss
all night Neal Murray spoke ~Reily's
Dream. tumoToHsly and we'll Me-eEs
Lee, Z W. Scare, Hammer and Steele
advertised Ars. nInslo8's Soothing
syrnp Nith telling effes, The babies
all over town stopped cr,ing. Frankie
Miller IS Little Bile Fem proved bov
ole-der In tie idezs Of : One-hose Stay
Then came she star performance Of the
evening The Village Orchestra" COM
posed OF the following musical lights.
edmonton. steele, Wood, Grev, Beam,
irvine, Hopkins. Smick and Miss Hoo
kIns who performed numeronEly in COS
tunes made TO oTde-. All are alive
today. An original poem bv 9. T.
Pratt took.
The program closed xith mrsic by the
orchestra and sociability and the par
taxing Of q lunch served by the men
followed The entertainment proved
one OF the best OF the season and novel
enough for any one.
fred w Pearson. foEEerlT in brsi-
ness in this city, but nos with Link's
shoe store At Eugene, has been appoint
ed shoemaker at the State Reform
School, to suoceed N Martin Of Lane
county A good observation-disclosures
vile Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF EIGs, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FtG SYguF Co, Illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system efectually,
dispelling colds. headaches and feverS
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome hahitual constipation per
maneutly, Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance. and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
| other aromatic plants. by method
| known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SfRul
| Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
| effects and to avoid limitations, please
remem Der the full name of the Company
| printed ON the front of every package
| CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co
| SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. XIX. NEW YoA Z y. \.
For sale by all Druggists.-Price sc. per nostis
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
Don't Dare Do 1t.

From The Portland Telegram
notwithstanding the persistence Of
counsel for the Bank Q; California TO
have Mrs. s4r&n E CoEsn confined in
the county jAA ss ys; a. liberty, With her
daughter. on tie East Side.
The banks aioFEeys rave o5eFed to
give United States Marshal H0useF %
lndemn.fyiBg band. providing he cam
plies with their req 9uesi- But upon ad-
vice OF his eo1usz4s he refuses TO turn tie
women GVer TO The county authorities
without commitment from the United
States co1Et, xAicA ss set has not 1een
issGed,
Besides that, Sheriff Frazer also h&E
BEEN AdoonIshed NOS 70 receive II :.
CoWan 10 the county Jail. under penalty
q hAviux . damage s1it on HE hands for
false Imprisonment. Cun5er these cir
cums,suces, he Of course sill decline all
oysrtares looking to her detention in bis
custody
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
ROYAL &c., Psxpss
" ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Frank skif is visiting at ber
m other's, Nrs. FabeTs.
| Kols Eeis, the Albany nop king, va
in Ashland yesterday.
g. II BurggraPs pians f9r the Lincoln
county court house have BEEN accepted.
u. and Ora Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Veal and ] W. CusicS veIe registered
at Portland hotels yesterday.
President Lee went 70 Eugene this
noon and will preach tom rrOE IA the
Presbyterian church.
DIR. E. II. CheadIe has bought the
dental practice Of DIR. Strange At Ross-
burg and located in that city.-LebsnSu
E.A.
The famous Chicago Ladies Q-artst,
! IN sAibAny years ago. ELll gss 3 sesaas
1 cert here under the auspicee Of e c5zS
lege on the 24tb of this month
Pap Stroud, o.e o. the best known
Oregonians, and for many yearsIprOnsln-
ent as an 5. p. conductor and Mason,
died yesterday in Portland.
James 2. Powell returned this mon
from q trip 10 Phiior'ath, Sherr be sue
ceedec in capturing Iez fac trout, wtseh
he brought home in evidence.
4 ME- SLEEDl wiz IELE42lAN
arrived from Albany. is living on the
East Side. She will make Portland her
future home.-Portlsnd Telegram
Col. c. A D2lrymple va up from
Gold Hill TueedsF On business trip .
He will attend the next rEs OF ere, it
court for Lake county and will make q
Ashland Record.
Mrs. Collins Elkirs, who has been
visiting in Ashland ~ith her sister sew
eral months and fpr the benefit OF her
health, arrived in AibsGy this morning.
and is az Mr.. James Eikins. She Is
greatly improved.
DR.. G. w. Grey, Of San jose, Calf,
arrived in Albany this morning called
here by tbs dangerous Illness CT his
brother Mr.. l. e Grey. Mrs Grey vent
20 Seattle yesterday where she will visit
with heT daughter Mrs- Niles.
Fred HesEemsn, The man iHjared in
the accident at Berry, it .rznspfr-s is
not as seriously injured ss at first thought
not bang hurt internally. ULe Of his
nis hips though was badly crushed, and
parts OF the bones had to be taken ont.
License has been issued for the uarri-
age Of Aar. John Aftermath and Miss
tca2AE EA09&EAks LIE EEtsL1V2E Viii Uc
performed tonight st The houe OF the
nride, and On zcco1nt Of the illness OF
the grandmother Of Miss BIojgeii, will
De private.
A. ". BoseTso1, OF Albany, visited
Corvallis scenes and friends Sunday.
Bert has ideas Of his oEn concerning the
bicycle tax Law, ssd while he believes
that cenixeBs of Linn are immune, he
thinks that Il vii be best for vheeIu en
from that county to buy tag IN Benton
and szTe trouble.-Corya is Uhion-
Mrs L. B. Knapp, who Iefs Portland
last fall for Msnil4 to visit ber husband,
Lieutenant L. 3. Knapp, has -et1rI ed
nome. She vas iu Manila for three
moaehs, ard says she eBioysd lhs zl2y,
and THAI the Eea' her was not oppressive.
she did not leave there until siler ;he
silipins war had broken ont. snd visited
Several Of the battle fields, after ,ee bat
ties xere over. Shs is At the heme of
Judge Bsiliuger, her fsiheF.-Ts!egram.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
HOME AND ABROAD.

Photo Buttons at Tinkle & Dzwsons.
Cheapest and best Photos at T5nkIe <
b7vsons, opp. T. q.
Gen. Lsirznge has been appointed
governor Of the Soldiers II 1me at les
Angeles
AIonxo Gesner, Il Salem, has he con-
tract fOs trsnseribiug she records for
Wheeler county st cents iolio.
j COW is boaSted OF at Springfield.
Lane county. that gives milk enough fIr
500 D0Qnds OF butter year.
We are prepared TO make Photos As
good and cheaper than aayOue else
TInkle & Dawson.
II you want the best that cen be Idade
20 10 Tinkle & DAVIS N foE yo1r Photos
and Photo Buttons
y. L. Bntle> has been appointed regent
nf the s:ate university 10 succeed D. p.
Thompson
Piatino or dull finish photos are very
popular now. We make them for $50,
$I.75 and $500 per doz. TIakle & Daw-
son.
Several days ago near CostzSe Grove,
Ned Strong and r W. Veasch killed
Itwenfy-seven rattle snakes, the lof geS.
being thirty inches.
One morning this week eight men and
women took tSenty-one blooded dogs,
the best 10 SAa Francisco, through Al,
bAny to Seattle, fer entry in big bench
show there.
The Pay Train gave an excellent enter
tsinnent last nig,t greatly appreciated
oy the fair sized audience present. Tut
troup is 8 good one.
S. a. Niekersoo will pus up 3 new
planning mill in this city early next yeSr
de will use steam power IN the new
nlili.-Lebanon E. A.
H. c. Moran, the well known eattie
buyer, has bought the Scotch com~sny'
eigtt-hundred-scre stock ranch, a few
miles east OF this place Consideration
$500. E. A.
/ William ]. Ferry c'sims to have mad,
the trip from Dawson to SkagWay il
leight days and seventeen hours On
bicycle. That sounds fishv. Bievcing
on ice though is fast business, Snd On
Idsy he made l25 miles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
SCiO.
rom the News

From the News
Mrs CFsbtree, vile of::County Clerk
Crabsree, came over from Albany Tues
day Last. and is visiting relatives and
friends heresbouls
I'D Myers. who has BEEN attending the
Albany College, came home FRIDAY last
an ! sill no; return 10 school until fall.
t D c Herrin. grand mss,er workman
OF the A o L W, will be ir Scio on 4 pril
Ia. and will be accompanied By " II
Warner and several others from the Al
bany lodge.
Mics Maggie Mcdonald, who has been
stopping in Albany for sou- iiue past.
ls visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs A X
Mcdonald. Esar thss city, THE week
Mrs z II Curl ard her two daughters
came over iron Albany Saturday lzsi 20
visis her sister. Mrs John Cyrus They
came 10 Aunkers on the train and ''six-
ed" from there 20 Scia.
Born on MArch 8, 1899, near Frank
lin, Sacramento county, Calf 30 Mr..
and Mrs.. James F&zver of Linn county,
boy.
The slot machines have all been c.oset
down 10 Portland i, is said the Jag viii
not change the result, a. there Is 20
question As to it's validity.
Religious services are being i cid
nightly 10 the stnFe room iognerly oc-
cupied by B. +. Ramp, by ". z Garrett.
Every body inyite1.
Though s constant search is kent CD
nothing is found OF the bodies OF Nc.
Guire and Reed drowned in the UmyQua
and il is said 20 be verv doubtful If they
are ever recovered, 80 treacheroUs Is the
river.
Cae OF the DExoCRAT conposisers
While oubeF way home on heTbscycIe va.
Vun into ~ the school house Dy q spin
ter going at terrific speed, one gen,l--
man Who saw il Suggested about tifiy
miles en- hoar, and EAs Knocked into the
fence. her shoulder sligo,lF dislocased
arm bruised and bicFcls mashed up
Superintendent Bickers. of the reforu
school, made his 6rst trip TO Albany
this morning. coming after tao boyl
who had escaped and had been captured
oy Chief OF Police Lee One OF then
from jacksonville, would have been Civ
en- hIs liberty next Monday.
The demand for postage stamp picturei
has been great in Albany during th,
past few weeks. An exchange OF the pict
nres has increased the craze and every
body nearly has taken q asi,ting. NJ
Harnish alone has printed over 600 o
the pictures, nearly 100 sitiiugs They
are neat and pretty and will be good
for rememerances in the wears TO come
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
FRIDAY
A Pioneer of IS47.

Mr.. james X Templeton, one Of Linz
county's heat nown pioneers, died q
HE monte near Hslsey yesterday, after ar
Il ness OF several monthe. from the ef-
ieeis Of paralytic stroke.
He came 70 Oregon from Indiana Ia
is47 and tcCt up d L 9. near Halsey
which i.s mate nis home the remainder
OF hts life, tui:diEg up an excslleat rsp-
utatiJn as neigh Dor and citizen. he
was the father OF Dr.. O. B. fempleton,
one Of Portland's moet successful dem
lists, and Mice Iva Tempieton who re.
Gently received 5000 from the state on
account OF an accident IN this county
several yeaEH ago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
College Notes.

Miss Cook has been having siege OF
the measles bas Is able 10 be IN school
again.
Miss Edith Thompson made visit to
her home al Corvallis last week
Robert slyvsous has gone 20 Calf
orniA for the benefit vi his health.
TIE Students presented The college
xi,h . new dictionary at chapel Thurs
day uorning, [. c. BryArt made the
presentation speech
Miss Chesdle. OF Lebanon, and Mss
Wheeler, OF the city, made us = visit
April Il.
James Thompson went 10 Browns
vile Friday even ng 10 spend Sunday 81
home
Mics Torley, xho graduated from the
Normal course last year, Was . visitor a.
chapel Friday. Miss Bryant also made
as visi: FRIDAY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
Accident at Berry.

FRED Hessemsn was brought to Albary
last evening from Berry for surgical ST.
tention. In the morning be rode on the
traiH IRON the station at Berry to the
mill switch, when he jumped of, but
fell With great ioree against lhe end OF
tie, br, akinR his hip bone, aud making
hole in his side, cSuins him 20 bleed in.
tsrnally. He was accompanied here ey
Dr. hughes, and placed in Flemming's
boarding honse on Lyon street.
Rev Louis Metsyer is 10 San Franciss o
this week receiving special medical at
tention
Mr.. Kitson, founder OF Kitson Springs
Lane county, is in the city the guest OF
Andy Hunt.
Mrs. DR.. Kohn, of San Francisco. is iu
the city theRuest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Cohen.
Jesse liarkeri IL nov head brakeman
on freight running out OF Portland
south, and resides In Portland.
The Pay Trsin troupe arrived in Al
hang this noon and will appear at the
arniory tonight, in performance said
to he very, lively and worth witnessing
L
John fUsher reached Sacramento al
right aud has written MIR. /. Fox tha
/ he received the marble hand from hi
old friends. tie says he win not return
to Oregon anyway.
Mrs. w. NJ. WEIGH and family, Of Sa'
lem have Joined Mr.. Welch here AM
will remain during the court house i'm
provement work.
Mrs. John Isom will take q mouth
vacation going TO California, during he
absence beginning next Monday Mie
Bessie Lines OF Independence havin
charge OF the telephone office.
Mr.. Perry, OF Burlington, Iowa,
brother OF Miss Perry Of the college an
Mr.. Will Perry now at Manila, is in tn
city, and may locate in Oregon.
Mr.. Fred Casey. o brother OF Cha~le
Casey. arrived in Albany this mornin
and will work for Smiley. He has bee
in San Francisco offices for ten or twelv
years.
Frank Walsh, OF Milwaukee, q forms
employee In the wooden mill, ie in h
city on visit. he enlieted and went
Presidio, but was obliged TO return Q
account OF illness contracted there. i
has an application Ia for pension.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
After Big Horses.

The country 10 being secured for big
horses for the mAtAets. The demasd
has increased very rapidly. xish"ut the
supply in eight. The result 10 much
better prices. Recently Frazier took q
good siEed shipmsnt to Portland, and
this morning Holeomb, he Seattle buy.
eT, took seventeen down cn the Rut +.
The price paid was about $l25 bead. ca
the average, and the old style diecrimin-
stion between animals was not made.
The shipment though vas q hne one.
Owners Of Dig horees should not part
with them until they know they are
getting the top of the market.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
Late Dawson Letter.

Mr.. Moses Parker this noon received
letter from his son Louis dated at Daw.
son on March 20, having come out in re-
markab quick time. Louis had been
sick, but was better. He was working
the claims right along with excellent
prospects. Had $es.50 nugget. On
Feb. 81 went to Dawson and froze his
noee, thermometer at 56 below zero
WoEld 60 to Dawson again in a few days
Provisions were again up, sugar being
65 cents rer pounu.
Alex Parrish had not gone out as an.
ticipated, but was working on Sulphur
at $40 q day. Spoke of church services
, every Sunday at the cabin and a pros
pective dance. The crowd was happ!
and hopeful.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
Real Estate Sales.

Catherine Cochell TO Mr. cochell.
acres. res.................es..S 40
G w simpson to Mary E LEVEL.
Ing ct al i53 acres l2 " 4...... 5000
Mary Hale TO W o speFry. piece
land ,Bro~usvilis. J. .......-. 600
David Brock 70 J u Brock, 1918
: acres. .....-.. ........ --..... ZOO
W T Golfer to Norton McMeekin,
60 feet front Harrisburg ..... 200
B E Rayburn to W S McMeekin.
lot Harrisburg 80. ...... 420
W Fl Goltra to Lonnsr D Rals'on
interest in 100 sores 10 w ?
and ~ 10 acres and 80 Is acres 5000
Cyrus Westlake to L Vance,
so6.s2 acres. -. $3.50
Jsue Kees to w Fl 6oltrs, power
Of attorney y.............. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

A New GAME was started in the court
house block yesterday evening almost
equal to foot ball for foughness. Sever.
al knives and about 25 cents in money
were hidden in some dirt in the ground.
A crowd OF small boys were lined up and
upon the word 90 started for the dirt.
1t was a rough and tumble game and the
crowd was very dirty and ragged one
Lwhen the spoils were secured. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
Band Tournament.

Snail ere have the State Band lOurn2-
uent? The bands want to come TO Al
nauy. dow bad do our business men
want this grand musical festival
There will be meeting tonigat at S
O'Clock st the city council chambers for
the purpose of discussing the matter.
Lei every body come out.
ARDS. ADAxs.-Dr. Adams is hnish-
ing and testing his uew denial machin-
cry, and there is no doubt be has the
most thoroughly equipped dental parloTs
OF the North west. The machinery Is to
b. operated bv steam engine, teus doing
away xiIh the old system. We hope TO
os able soon give detailed description
OF his modern methods and machinery
for the benefit of our readers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
This and That.
See Locals on every page.

See Locals on every page.
Wheat ~ cents.
Cash hardware. Il. X. ohling.
Garden tools at r. X. 0hhng's.
Builders hardware at +. X. ohIings
Diamond photos SO cents per dozen at
Miss Longs.
A large and fine stock of cigars and to
bacco at Conn 4 Huston's. See the dis
play.
When you want a choice steas, q nIte
coast or meat OF any kind. call on Henry
Sroders. He keepS the best
Fhe best meats of all kinds and good
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beef
|Company's market, iuss down Second
ereet Good weight and prompt attend
ion.
AS the season Of the year when pneu-
monis. la grippe, sore throat, cougas .eolis,
catarrh. bronchitis and lung TROUBLES are to
be- guarded against. nothing rs tine sub
lstitate," viii answer the purpose = or Is
lust as good as One Minute ~ gh Cure.
That is the one infa hble remedy for a /
ng, throat of bronchial trouble lnsiSt
gofoysls upon hsving it il IS nething
aH is offered vOa FnsAav I Nlsaa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

All ladies desirous OF joining or attend.
lug the meetings CT q Mothers Club are
requested 10 meet with ''The Modern
Travellers" at the residence OF DR., Ers-
kline on Ferry street Saturday, April Is
at 2 80 p. m. SARAH PEARSON ADAMS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

PRoBABLY INsAsR.-Burne:t Conner,
the ex-sJldier on epree. vac released
from the county jail this afternoon, as
there Was no complaint against him, and
he Immediately came down street. got
s'me Nh skey aud became so vi d that
IL Was necessary 20 take charge Of him
again. 60 he ~aa placed in the Jail and
will probably be cent to the asylum.
Yesterday afternoon he thought he WAE
going to die and sent for priest 10 uon-
fess his sins. but there vas none ia tO~n
q. the time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

An exchange says that the price Of
several different kinds smoking Tobacco
has recently been increased, by Tedue@
ing the siEe Of the package For tH+
stance Q ten cent pacfage formegig
| weighed tWo ounces. now 1ss Of . cef-
tain brand, the size Of the package re-
maiDing the same. The reason gtvea 10
the war revenue. the real reason is said
TO be the formation Of . big trust
Tbs Oregon Fire Rslle! Association Of
McMinnviIle mas just fled and published
q quarterly statement X shows So.
720 insurance outstanding April .. No
of riskS l2, ,T64. Average amount t4s9.-
IS. Fift-en losses wsre paid during the
quarter amounting 10 only 3l.560. The
expenses Ios the quarter were 81 40.
The total losses paid have been $751; te6.-
05.
The barn belonging to Mr. Charles
Pfeiffer on Second street is being moved
across the lot 10 the alley, where il viii
be used as q shed for the Revere House
while on the vacated lot there will be
erected foe brick sample room for
commercial travellers, about e0xsQ feet,
making one OF the finest sample rooms
in the valley.
Arpor cas 1As being celebrated by the
| pnhli- schooIs IA the ward Of the central
| building tbs afternoon. Trees s~re
being planted named alter the Herald /,
| Press and DExocKAT. tie VeEy asight
high school ciNss doing honor TO this
family sheet. Long may the trees gov.
| Mr.. Pete Anderson has sold bis fine
team OF blacks 10 Mr.. Ben Bowcrs, Of
halter. Tex. receiving, it is said, About
sl75 Tor them. They will be shipped 20
Ashland, u here Mr.. Bowers iolks re-
side.
Txo OF the hobos xho stood up the
miner yesterday weFs pFecipitAied tr1m
g train by brakeman, who had been
given the sink this forenoon, being
handled about 90 they deserved.
Bicycle riders viii please take warning
that they must not appear alter dark
without lights. There is considerable
complaint Of careless riding. Put yoar
lights on after 80 p. m
Moore's new street car built BY Mr..
Moore. waa put on today, and is alright.
Hop contracts are being made in :sa-
lem At 10 cents.
Beauty pins 10 eis. doE. a. Frsnch's
iewelry store.
RATHBoxE S.sTKRs.-4As the Grand
Chief will make her ofscsal visit next
tuesday. all officers and mambers are re-
quessed TO meet at their hail At 7 O'Clock
for praGtice Iopight.
BERTHA 7. PAKkER,
NJ. OF K. and L,
LIZZIE HYpE, M. E. c.
A few Evergreens, Nut. and Shade
trees left at The Albany Nurseries,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

We buy, sell and store gram.
We make Magnolia Flour,
Also whole wheat, Patent and germ,
Hours
The Magnolia Mills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

Why not replace your dead roses now,
with strong field gRowp plants from The
Albany Nurseries.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

! 60 to Yerick's shaving and hair cut
ting parlors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
customer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

fyou want a gooo ana clesl
.liOke buy cigars made by our Al.
; bsny cigar factory
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21

OgEGoN PoULTRA + AkA nAAkDns-G rit.
Roup cure, D,senfectaut, Lie kllle,, at
Oregon Poultry Farm, also sold by +. q.
Powers, Albany.