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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
THE LEGISLAT TURE.

The Governor approved the Teappor
/ tionment bill.
In the house the following bills wero
passed: BY McCulloch, TO provide 70.
the manner OF dissoly ng attachments on
homesteads, and that all personal prop
srsy be taxed in the city or county in
which found. reg gIrdless OF the residence
oil thetowner, by Moody, 10 restrict pay
ment OF witness fees iD erimihal cases 70
witnesses travelling two miles or more,
Dy Dawson, to give farm laborers lien
upon isFm products for performed; by
tIagg, 70 prohibit the killing OF more
Than 20 wild ducss in one dav. and pro-
hloit shipping them out Of the state;
by Hiliiameon, to provide for special
tax on sheep TO create q scalp bounty
tund; by Massingili. to provide foE ph, ).
lcai examination to plaintiffs in actions
Tor damages for personal Injuries.
Bill Was introduced by Whitney, 10
exempt 80 days earnings of judgment
debtors from execution, pFOFid ing earn
lrgs are needed for support Of families.
In the senate the following bill vas
paseed: by Mckay. to prevent the un-
authorized use OF trademarks. The fol. |
bills were introduced: To repeal the
fssncroft bonding act; by Mulkey, to
amend the iaw relative to conveying pa
tents TO the asylum and convicts to the
by Fulton, to provide u |
nnre effective means Of collecting q road |
poll tax.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
STATE LEGISLATURES.

An important thing done ye.ferday
was the passage of a resolution by both
houses in favor of the Submission OF
woman suffrage plank to the constitu-
ton TO the people of the $ ate. Nearly
all the members voted for il. Mrs Dun
nlway had been present for week and
had evidently hypnotised many OF the
members.
In the house the Woodburn charter
bill waswas reconsider.-d and pas ed
Several char er and sa,a5y ills w,te
passed and Curtis bi creating a sepsr-
ate board commissioner for Ciatsop
county. Three uuimpuiIani bills were
in reduced.
In the Senate eignt bI Is dSSe.i. ar
being charter Iii :, Onvy's pr Ding
for the working ~ ro viCis Il VI rae
connty 10 Il Dlft- ''tt ratral.., -
la JuSl.e co--'t' r .'.tt .-.7s-s t. pr, =
cuIoT wh, IA n,n ilc'- j si,. va at,d Il sNa,
aud lary bAi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
SATURDAY
SUNDAY SERVICES.

PRESBYTERIAN church: Morning SER
vice at 1880. Subject Of termon "Ho-
iness." Sabbath s,houl q II AS: Jun.
Tor Endeaver 81 $50: Senior Endeavor
at 6:30. Evenin. worship At 4 80 Sub
ject oj sermon, "The " ord Of Fsi b A
cordial nv'ta,ion is extended TO ali to
attend all the services.
United PRESBYTERIAN church: Servicre
at 1880 aud $50 IN s =. at IL :45 :
Junior Endeavor $3.50; Senior E,.deav.
or, $50. subject OF morning sermon,
Moses Wise Choice" Evening, The
! elcome Fome." All are cordially is-
vited to attend these services.
Cumberland Presbyterian church; Z.
A. Harris, pastor. Merning subject,
Lessons gathered from the Snow /"
Evening subject, CHARITY" Sunda,
school, 10 a. m; preaching, IL m.
Jupicr Endeavoi, 2:a Senior EndeAv'
nf $3.50 p. m; preaching, 7:S0 p. m
You are invited.
Rev. = W. Parker, who has accented
Q call As pastor OF the Congregations
church Of this city, will pFea b lomorro~
morning and evening. Other services Al
usual.
Preaching az usual at the Bsptis
church morning and evening, Sabbath
school, Chinese Mission. Junior Union
b. y. P. U. Usual midwesk prayer
meeting Thursday evening. All are in
vited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Miss Lola Ssnders. Of Harrisburg, is in
The city visiting Albany friends
Judge Stewart. IL Toledo, Eas in the
city to7ay on hIs way home IRON Salem
Mrs. Lark Bilyeu. OF Eugene, is in the
city the z est of her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs- R. a. Irvine.
Mrs. Campbell came over from ALBANY
Saturday and is the guest of Prof. Calder
and fsnily.-BrozrsvIle Tines-
s X. HArssOck, who has been attend
ing the Albany college, has returned to
Oakland, having finished the cuurse for
which he ensered--Roseburg Review.
HOl2 Neis and wife were on a visit
last Wednesday aud thursday 10 the
!atiers uncle and aunt. AE. and Mrs.
Philip Phile.-Corvallis Times
4. L. Burkhart, who has been visiting
friends in the city. returned to his home
- Albany on last nights California ex-
,presz.-Salem Statesman.
Elder Kei ems lasI evening completed
his sPeciRi services az the Christian
ehnreh snd this noon left for Junction
City, where be will preach for some time.
Rev. Hubert Ferguson has been called
20 the Psstorate OF the o P church at
Portland, from Caledonia, y. Y, and
Rev II. II. Bell 10 tfe church in San
Francisco.
D Wayne ClAypool, the 6rst white
settler on the Ochoeo, and one of the
nosf prominent citizens Of Crock county
died At his home, 10 mile iron Prime
val Z, on January 3Jth.
The DEMOcEAT is under obligations to
M Marvin Turner. OF 20 |, Or. VOL, a.
M~nila for a copy Of the american SoI1-
Ter OF dec. .. These papers are read
With great deal OF interest by Albany
friends OF tee boys there.
DR.. W. Il. Davis returned last evening
from Gates, where he had been TO attend
the too children OF Mr.. 7. z. Draia, one
OF whom is i'll with the spinal meningitis
and is not expected to liTe and the other
has the bronchitis
Mr. and Mrs G Crawford and Mr. and
Mrs II Cleveneer Of Albany, and Mr.
and Mrs T l. Dugger of Independence,
visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs J
g Reed and Mrs z E Reed. Mr. Crsw-
| ford took . number of views from the
billie east Of town -Lebanoo E A.
The death oil Mrs. Simons, at Soda
vile, leaves Mrs. Fisher, Of this city, tbs
oldest pereon in this county and one o
the oldest in the state. She vas 96 year
Of age in Julv, aud hence lacks 9 IiItl'
ever three years OF reaching the century
park. The next Oldest in the county Il
David Peebler, who is past e5 years o
age.
AT the o Q w hall last evening
very pleasant school reception vas given
The eighth grade pnpils received th'
-eSenth grade pupils. A fine program
Was p-esen. ed, consisting OF one of Chss
Cundiff's popular piano solos, an addres
OF weleams by oscsr Baumgart, nieel.
rendered. vocal solo by Miss Anna Nc
Gaulsy, . piano solo render d with ex
ceilenI expression by Miss Vida Msstor
a vocal solo well sung oy aiss Ntlll
Jack, recitation by Prof MsrtindAl
that pleased all, and recitation by Mis-
Bently. Games were plsyeI and nm
lunch served
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

fEcruAR ExFLosIoS. What cane
H~sr being fa'sI accidept occurred 81
he home Of MFs Mary Bryson, yesser-
lay morning The pipe. in 'he large
steel FALRe Ia the kitchen had been IFox
n Mrs 5r,s lighted a IRE in the
-,ove and ~en stont her house ~osk
soup OF minutes iAsrs fearful ex-
hoe. IA ~ = heard and Hhen luyeSiigA.
tot NAs mad IL nee found hat abe
store mad heen completely demolished
and parts OF 4 acre siickiux H. the sails
of the rom Corvallis Uuion.
Lg6D.xo LAS0sHANs. Mr. 4. ".
Blackburn has the leading L&ugshAns in
the NorthSest. After sweepinE the field
1t A,bapy he sent bis hest peu oi lout
,ird. TO the show al Tseoma. here he
on f.st ps.Gs on pen, hFsa on CO 4 and
drsi and SECOND on pulleis
Lao SEoKES..- Yesi, rday afternoon
Leo. the young son oi Mr.. ". +. Ham
.uer was xaikine o. uying 10 SAX On =
t-uce waeu he fell off iu such = mAuae'
80 to break Ibis right lex just be.oN the
<Eee. DIR MInuArd wAs called Aud eel
the i1ab
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
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Columbia Bicycles.

There is something curious about the
bicycle buEinoss. 1t isn't usual or them
to be sold until our winter rains stop, but
the Stewart & aox Hardware Co, who
sell the Whole olumbia line in Linn
county, inform ne that their sales right
now average almost one wheel per day.
Probably the rrason can be fouad by
readi' Y their new Advertisement to-
.1"rr u. Prices have been cut until noE
Nos car buy tne OF these wheels almost
hrsp 81 y u can any oI the iower
vFs6t- aad ali. u people can do that they
r. .ning to be satisfied With any
a sR"nts mAs say is Just o.
ublA, but = veIy apt to
r- ~ sr Iete Thex Certainly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
Coon Hunting.

man from Knox's Butte Gays there
are one thousand coons on the butte
As this is the kind OF weather that makes
hunting them . picnic, as they can be
tracked easily, they are having a great
time a. the butte. Une mat killed seven
getting four ont Of one tr<s. and others
are getting their share. Mart Miller
says he ha- waited eight years for some
snow so that he could hunt coons, only
TO be sick when il came. he is in bed
with the grin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

French the jeweler.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Bicycle too Tue moaey.
Will 4 Stark, jewelers..
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
for only $50. $50, SIS and $50.
OBJ VIM, CITY ticket agent. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Be sure and SEQ the anti rust tinware at
Hopkin Bros, will las ffatime,
Go to Miss Longs for high priced pho
tographs, and do not forget to take along
the money.
Soothing. healing. cleansing, De witt'e
Witch Hazel Salve 10 the implacable enc.
my Of sores, burns and wounds. Il never
fails TO cure Piles, You may rely upou It,
~. A. Cumming, agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
FRIDAY

Regular meeting OF the Elks tonight.
NM. Charles Currsn has been in As
toria on business.
Seth McAllister, the electrician OF Eu.
gene, is in the city visiting with Albany
friends.
Sir. Lee Powers has resigned his pos
ition in the wooden mills and will move
to California to reside.
Mrs. q Hamilton left on last nights
overland for San Francisco on visit and
TO buy goods for the Bazaar. she will be
gone three or four weeks.
Senator Glenn arrived home this noon
from Salem and will Femain until Mon.
day. The senate adjourned at noon and
the house will adiourn tonight, until
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Leo l. Stock, after an absence oi
about five years, visited Corvallis thiG
week, in llis capacity as representative
OF san Francisco house. He expects
to .ocate in Portland and his visits tC
Corvallis will be more frequent, an an
nouucement that will please his many
/ friends in this city.-Union.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

From tie NeEs

FROM TIE news
Pho,oxraLe- Bra'iAn arrived from
Portland Tne>day, aud is row prepared
so } all kinds .! work In bis line.
Attorney W z Bilyeu, Ui Albany. w.s
over on MotdAy OF this week. hAs ing
0esa retained as one uf the attorneys
IN be MeAord Rusler laS Fuit.
A toraey r Wyatt, Of Albany. vas
ia Sci. Aonjag He MAS a-si.tiue at
'oFnes 7 Wilson OF this cily, ia tie
Go d.RaueF Ia suii they b, iug Ihe
o.. rneys for ST. McCord
Merchant : 81 Daniel mas fully derid
ed TO le ve ecio. having pm. hAs-d .
stock OF goods 81 Nunmouth. MT D.uiei
uAs cen 10 he merchandise business
in SCio FOR 5 num'zer oi years. GnI has
bdiss up good trade herr.
The r~seipts OF the telephone office al
h's place du ing tne month of JAnnary
acre greatly iu rxr~As Of expec, aIlvnr.
IL is Tact that he business ut the ofFice
~ greater than any OF th, smallet
owns IN tn valley md even . numter
much larger tL~n Scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
For a County Fair.

Pursuant to call about thirty Albany
men appeared at the court house this
forenoon between ten and eleven O'Clock
in tie interest OF county fair There
was a general expression in faysr OF a
fair and informal remarks, but as there
were no farmers present on account OF
the i'm mpassible condition OF the roads. il
was decided to adjourn tho neeting un-
til better weather could be depended up
on. Judge Barton was made president
pro tenn. J. Il. Whitney the secretary
was present. Upon motion, Saturday,
Feb. Is, at o'clock p. M, was set Tor
the orr anization of 9 fair aud the meet
ing adjourned 10 that time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
Young Mothers.

Group is the terror of thousands OF
young mothers because it's outbreak Is so
agonixing and frequently fatal. Shiloh 5
Cough and Consumption Cure acts like
magic in cases of Group. 1t has never
seen known to fail. The worst cases re-
lieyed Immediately. Prices, 25 cts. and
80 cts. and $l.00.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
THURSDAY
DEATH OF aEs. sIhoNs.
Oregon's Oldest Citizen Dies at the
Remarkable Age ofI06 Years

Mrs. Simons died at the home OF her
son, Daniel Simons, near Sodayille last
evening, February l, 1899, at the very
advance age of about LOG years. The
exact date Of her birth is not know but
her age as nearly as can DO learned, and
as che believed, was as stated. Mrs.
Simons was at the head OF i've genera
tions, descending through her daughter
Mrs. Young, her daughter Mrs John Gle
Ian, her daughter Mrs. c. q. Rawlings
to her child, record to be proud of.
Mrs. Simons came TO Oregon in 1853.
The funeral services will he held at
Lebanon tomorrow at about u o'clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
BesiLn,ns the Year

ith pure. rich, healthy blood. whieh
av be had bv tsking Hoods Sarxap-..
la, you will not need to lear attacks OF
pneumonia, bronchitis, fevers, colds OF
the grip A few bottles of this great
tonic and blood purider, taken now, wi
Ne your best protection a4ai st sprit =;
humors, hoils, truptions, that tirst leet
ing and serious illness. 10 Shich weak
aud debilitA,ed eystem is espe"ialt liaole
m cary spring. Hoods SatsspsrtllS
eradicates fr,m the blnod ell ecreInis
,aiuts, tones and strengthens the stom
ach, cures dyspe 81, ,rheumat sm, catarrh
and every ailment caused or promoted
by impure or depleted blood
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

IaEY WENT BAcK.-At the o. 4. e
reception to the state legislature yesre--
day Rev 1. d. Driver made the phi ci =
pal address. Among Others spe4kin,
were President Taylor OF the Senate,
Speaker Carter OF the House Senator
Whalle, and Senator Fulton. A big re-
past Was served and then ioasls we're
responded 10 with w. 5 McFaddru as
master, by John Burnett Pr sident Tay-
lar, J Inn c PATTERSON student OF the
college, Speaker Carter and Rev. Driver,
who waxed eloquent on Or-gon's
mountains, valleys and running streams.
It being his third perch OF the day.
They passed through Albany about o.
clock on their return trip, and We shall
now see whether the legislative BODY
dare at this time make an Appropriation
OF 1900 as result OF the visit, direct
!y after an approl ration Of SIS, ,0OO.
Corvallis CARRIAGE FAcToRY.-Ther
is movement on foot TO transfer the
Corvallis carriage and wagon factory
from that place to Portland, and locate
It on the Eat Side, come " here between
Uni IN avenue and the river.
The building is a large four-story
structure. and covers about 4 block OF
ground. The promoters are trying o
sell $20 100 worth of stock to 100 men,
aud II they succeed the factory will be
move
They say that as soon as this amount
OF stock has been disposed OF some East
ern men will take hold and operate the
iactory.-Tel+gram
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

A correspOn 'ent Of the Woodman
riung from Brownsville, says: Per-
haps it would interest sou.e to know that
Hemlock has one member a. Manila one
at Indianapolis. Indiana. one at Cincin-
ati, Ohio, one a. Seattle. one at La
Grande, and one at Ihe Dalles, one at
Newton, Iowa, one at McMinnville, one
at Stockton, California, and one at
Domey, Ca ifOrnia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

Mon COUNrr FAm.-ln this city to-
MORROW foren on at 10 o'clock 1t the
Court House d meeting will be held for
the I rmatiUn uf an organization Tor the
nOiding Of county faIr. This Is an i'm
p rtant thing to the fe pie Of Linn coun-
~, and It Is TO be re- kreIted that the
Seath-r promises to be OF a character TO
keep some uf the farmers away who
- uld otherwise attend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
Woo H,e OT cSr-

A, Shedd: Consul. " v To AMI; All
wiser, G Z Powers; Ct, rk, " v TAFT: =
cort, T CTntae; Wal. hman, { aasla-
son; mana er, IL Hur.beri; baker, II
K Satchwell.
AT Harrisburg: Cnsil. II f u r : !:
adviser. ] 3 +. = .fs- :...- Tt
son; tankr { a.il- r.
" rAy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

The WEATHER The DEMocRAT mans
thermometer this morning at 6 o'clock
registered degrees above zero, the cold
est for several years, making change
from yesterday morning Of at least 80
degrees. About thrre inches OF snow
fell. This is the tail end OF an EASTERN
blizzard, and it seems rather tough until
we read TIE dispatches.
- Joe Dubruilie returned this noon from
SaleEA
DIR. Page, Of Oakland, Or, has been in
the city on short visit.
Rev. Lane went to Lane county today,
where he will probably locate.
Miss Amy Collins, OF this city, has
been grained a Slate certificate.
f. L. Thompson, the Portland insur-
ance agent is in the city on business.
- Mr.. Will Harris, the ACCOMPLISHED ba-
ker OF the Lebanon Bakery, was in the
.ity today.
- Misses Nora and Edith May, of Har-
risburg, have been in the city the guests
OF Mr.. l.. Senders.
i. Herbert Shannon has gone TO Seattle
to accept position in a machine shop
]. +. Asche went to Dallas today td
work in the woolen mill Of that city.
Mr.. Rogers, Blake, McFall & Co.'S
rustling stationary man, is in the city.
w. A. Mack, who has been an employC
OF Marx Patton Tor about a year past
left for Portland this morning to resume
! his position in that city.-Pendleton +
o.
| A letter received by Thos E. Hopkins
from his brother H. J. Hopkins at Fon
dulac, Wis, states that the thermomete
was 23 degrees below zero. Mr.. Hop
kins and his daughter will attend tn
great Madrigras at New Orleans and re
lurn home by way of Los Angeles am
San Francisco.
A late Portland visitor relates tha
four OF the Max Friendly children ar
well employed in the metropolis. Mis-
Hattie is in st. Helen's hall, Herbert
in the Office OF the Portland Electri
company, and two others hold position
in the First National bank.-Corvall
Times.
In letter dated San Juan, Porto Rict
Jan. 18th. Captain G. E Dentleri write
to Corva lis friends: "Our thermomete
reads 80 degrees Farerheit every day j
the house ana at night abont 70. Eigt
companies OF the llth Infantry are her,
and four companies at Mayaguez. Cap
Woodbridge Geary. OF the 18th Infantr,
is at Yanco, on the southern slope of tt
island, in command of his compan
The climate just now is delightful il OF
doesn't have to work in the sum-"
Cap. Conner, Lieut.. .Liddle and har
of Corvallis, will conduct the services
Salvation Army tomorrow night.
The new city conncil, Of Harrisbur
has granted Q saloon license to b
Tracy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the breath
by its action on the bowels, etc., az moth.
else will. Sold for years on absolute
guarantee. Price 25 cite. and 80 cts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10

Rev. p. B. Williams OF Salem ,'ur cache d
here five evenings last week. Mr.. ". is

Rev. 7. b. Williams OF Salem,ur cache,
here five evenings last week. Mr.. W. il
good speaker and a very talen e,n u
Therefore all things whatsoever ye
would that men should do to you do w
even unto the them: for this is the Ii,M
and the prophets" Matt. 7:l2. We
once heard OF young man being pelted
with stale eggs on a dark night. We
feel sure that no one living near this
place would be guilty OF doing so coward
~ and wicked an act.
"a friend in need is a friend indeed
We started to walk to ALBANY last Satur-
DAY, but friend on the way loaned us a
morse and saddle and when we arrived in
The evening before We could thank our
kind friends, young lad, friend pre-
sented us bundle neatly tied, and said:
Don't open till you get home" and We
didn I, but when we did open il We found
what tired and hungry man desires
ana at the right time. Many thanks
kind friendl!
Mr.. ID. i. Juukin went to Albany Sab
oath evening IN company of constable.
We nope he will get back all right.
Mitcham and Wade went to Polk coun-
" last week 10 sell driers and imned-
Ia'eiy the roads began TO dry. We wish
them successil
some oil the young men expect to go to !
Albany as witnesses TO day. We don't /
want anything of that kind Ell
wish TO lie at peace with all men and es-
pecially GU neighbours.
As We r' sea through Riverside last
week We learned that bob Watson was
Iald up wit la grip. Too much duck
shooting.
ID. +. Junkin returned from Albany on
Monday the sheriff and equities treat
ins hItn we'll which as all right. What
else eoaiI Ue expecIeI OF popul.sl
s'.ei II. UaAvt az Is nuit-i Ins, mum
b' & ~ "pI, isis iI contains also tur AUul
to'NluZ al. au,t = hen tnaI AVS lao
esS 80 4" M & r AasIrs Also "a IN
<" u .-..'' ~-.nrn Ne cut ani
ihsa e. az. ,5ivs IS. .ur
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
Lebanon's Eastern Star.

On Wednesday an Ea- o Star lodge
was organized at Lebanon by sixteen
mem bers OF the Albany lodge with the
following officers: w. "a. Mrs. Ella NJ.
Craig; 4. II. Nrs. Clara Guy; w. p,
T.. +. Hammack; Ada, Mrs. Iva BuhI;
Ruth. Miss Maggie Cotton; Esther, Mrs.
Ola uickok; NJ .rtha. Mrs. Flora Brown;
Elrcta, Mrs. Flora Miller; conductress,
Mrs Flora Millsap: associate conduct
rSss, ,Mrs. Louisa Hughes; marshal, Mrs.
Alice Bilyeu; chaplain, Mrs. L. ii. Bak-
err; treasurer, Mrs. 4. Gather; organitt, !,
Mrs @. II. Young; warden, Mrs. Got.
ton; sentinel, G. T. Cotton.
DAwsoE's Co.-The Dawson company
is drawing good houses and interesting
those who attend. A laughahle farce
precedes or follows nr Romaine's smed-
icine talk" each night and keeps the
house in good humor. "Wednesday eve-
ed and pair of kid gloves given as a
prize to Miss Delva Cole, a buxom lass oI
Linn county who orcupied eight seconds
troupe is doing good worS for Mr. Daw.
son.-Stayton Mall.
Corvallis WoN.-The Albany college
team went to Corvallis Last nieht with
TIE Intention OF wiping out that foot bal
score OF several months ago, but theN
did not. Corvallis won In hne gamt
OF indoor base ball l2 TO 8. II was ias
from the start, and the score was smal
! for an indoor game.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
ROYAL e."
" ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more de'icioue
You Try II.

II ShiIoh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for thH email price II
25 cts., so cts. and $I.00, d1es not cnre
take the bottle back and We viii refund
your money. Sold for ovs r fifty sears on
his guarantee. Price, 25 cts. and 50cta
TICKETS
To all POINT East via
Great Northern Railway
Fer'rates, folders and full information
call On or address
II. F. u EREILL,
Leent Albany.
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Teachers Examination. .

Notice is hereby given tnat the regular
Quarterly Teachers Examination fer
Linn county, Or, VilI b. held ia the
Albany College Building. Aibzn Or,
commencing, Wednesday, February sth.
1893, at O'Clock p. m.
A. McDoSkLD,
County School superinaendens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
The Magnolia Mills.

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and Examiner $3.50; and Thrice-a-seek
World 500; and Republic si.75; and
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-10
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