The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-28

Graf and Masonic Mirror for publica-
ton. .(Attest) T.. n. TANDY,
Secretary pro tenn.
| DGMENTS.-Messrs. VIM.
Reed Miner, Alfred Tureman and Har-
mon will accept our thanks for those
beautiful and savory trout which they
caught in Clear Iake-on the summit
of the Cascades-and brought all the
way down to tickle our fishistical ap-
petite; also for the roast of Bruin
which they deposited upon our table.
| We also tender our ack acknowledgements
to our sterling Democratic friend, G..
III. Hughes, fora lot of delicious honey.
''ris indeed sweet to be thus remem-
| bered.
Thanks to Charley Keifer, of the Al
bany Brewery, for keg of his superb
beer. There is no ignoring the fact
that the Albany Beer has no superior,
ami Charley Keifer is the 'bully boy"
/ who understands how to keep il up to
its exalted standard.
| To Mr.. Brenner, mine host of the St
ent of large rock cod fish fresh from
the briny deep at Yaquina.
| And last, though not least, we bow
our prettiest to the fair ladies of the
Baptist Festival for favors richly show
cred upon us during the progress of
that magnificent affair, and also for the
present of Il handsome cake to this Of
/ flee Those ladies have earned the
eternal regard of the DEMOCRAT shanty.
In fact the good things of the land
roll in so fast upon us that we expect
soon to have sufficient stock on hand
with which TO start a young provision
and family furnishing store. All We
need for complete outfit in that line
keg of watered sugar.
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY for Au-
glst is on our table, with y brilliant
4 table of contents: IAN Early Hero of
| the Pacific" is an interesting account
of the trials and difficulties of David
/ Douglas, the BotaniSt, written by Rev.
| Disappearance of Robert Fairway,n n
| thrilling California story, by a new
contributor-John Armstrong, Jr. /;
| Mining on the Pacific Coast: its Dead
| York add Dark Phases" by DIR. De-
t groot; ''rhe East at Yosemite" by
that inimitable writer. Prentice Null
| ford, whose quiet humor is brought out
with telling effect. Ars. Cooper gives
Us the closing installment of "Ideal
| Vomanhood," which has attracted
much favorable criticism. In poetry
we have the graceful and sympathetic
verses of Miss Ina ID. Coolbrith, the
aptly styled "Poctess of the Pacific !"
and another poem by II. B W., whose
thoughts grow upon the reader, and
whose modesty apparently does not
permit the publishers to give us her
name. The titles of some of the other
articles are "Auctions and Auction
eers," ''Vinnie Ream," the Darwinian
Eden," "Harry Meiggs in Peru" "How
Got the Pirates Treasure" S4 per
annum. John III. Carmany & Co., pub
fishers, 400 Washington Street, San
| Francisco.
| BALLoU's MAGAZINE for August is
as good as ever, containing some thirty
rare and radiant articles, as follows ::
Claremont and its Residents The
Schooner Hera and the Earl of Aber-
deem; Dantzic, Prussia; The Long
Eared Fox You Kissed Ne on the
Stairs; Two Specimens of Bird Archi-
lecture; A Curious Tree; japanese
Scenes; With what Measure We Mete;
The Bahama Wrecker; Count Remond's 8
Son; In the Maelstrom; The Colonel's
Rebel Tactics; The Pawned Flute; Eli
| treaty; Two Bowls of Broth; The
Witches Sabbath; Tom, Dick and Har-
ry; Life's Changes; Sketches of Travel
in California;; The Baron Bingen; Mrs.
Deacon O'Hara; The Silver Lining; A
Small Travelling Family; Alexander
the Great; Guess: or, the Son of a Pol
itician; Yellowfoot; A True Story with
a Fairy in it; The Housekeeper; Facts
and Fancies; Our Picture Gallery
Humorous Illustrations. This maga-
zine is only Is cents copy, or S1.5o
per year. Address Thomes d Talbot,
63 Congress Street, Boston. tbs clubbed
with The Monthly NoueLette for $500.
''THERE You ARE."-Do you see
that booming big advertisement OF Hill
| tabidel g. Co. in another column
| Well, those gentlemen are taking the
right course to succeed in business.
They advertise literally, and that sys-
tenn is bound to win. And they've got
the goods that will stand blowing up,
too. You just go into their store and
see the "heaps on heapsv of merchan-
disc, and examine the superiority OF
their stock, and then dare to assert that
1T doesn't deserve good square puff,
and you will brand yourself as poor
Judge or terribly biased one.
A VALUABLE AcoUIsITIoN.-The
drug store of r. C. Hill & Son has Sc
cured the services of Mr.. Cutler, Ger
man apothecary of long experience,
: and hereafter that establishment will
be able to compound prescriptions Ell.
ther in German or English with the
utmost care and precision. With FREQ
at the helm, and his valuable assistant
Hilps drug store cannot be discounted
for reliability or promptness.
An editor in Alabama having reae
an article in Halls Journal of Health
!. isi Ea nd oh IL