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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27
GOING LACK oN M.


~ Last Saturday, while at Corvallis,
we dropped in on the Republican
Primary meeting and we're surprised
to find so numerous o crowd in at
tendance. We had been led to be-
lieve that all the Republicans Of
Benton county had joined the Inde-
pendent movement; but here we
found our mistake. Something over
fifty votes were cast for delegates,
evincing that the Republicans still
adhered to party lines and party
s1sages. More than half Of the thir-
teen delegates elected to the County
Convention were Changers, and the
most singular feature Of the occasion
was that the names Of several Of them
have been published in the Inde-
pendent call for Benton county On
inquiring what these "Reformers"
were doing in. this Radical Primary
wo were informed that they had gone
back on the Independents and in
tended to act with their party as in
the past, OF course they never ex-
pected to 60 Independent. Their
conduct was simply ruse to get
Democrats committed to the move
ment and thus weaken the Demo-
cratic organization SO that the Re-
publicans might DO able to profit by
our decentralization and be enabled to
sneak into power again.
We ask the Democrats Of Benton
and other counties if they propose
longer to be hoodwinked by this
subterfuge Of our traditional enemy?
Do you propose to fall into this trap
of an unscrupulous and willy foe who
could not again, otherwise than by
fraud and treaehery, secure a foot
hold ii the State or nation2
Our Democratic State ticket is be-
fore you. AS regards integrity, hon
esty and fitness for the several posi-
tions to which they aspire the candi-
dates cannot be objected TO. The
platform adyocntes all the reform and
retrenchment which the most clam
orous Reformer could demand, and
is infinitely superior to any similar
document ever enuncinted by q State
Convention in Oregon.
With your candidates and platform
all can be accomplished that the
most patriotic md devoted citizen
could desire,
Don't bo hoodwinked by so-called
Independent Movements, gotten up
in the interest Of the Republican
party, but come promptly forward
and pledge your earnest and hearty
support to the candidates Of your
own party. ah 1Hf .9'
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NOTICE OF rrwAr syTTrEMrNT
A oARD TO rue AFFLICTED.

Animated by the sincerest qualification. I
take this opportunity OF stating, for the sake
OF those similarly afflicted, the following facts
relative TO my wonderful cure, under the treat.
ment OF DR.. j, a. blanchard, the celebrated
Ucculist, now resident of Albany In the
spring Of 1862 began to be afflicted with sore
eyes, The disease Iailed to give way under the
milder remedies commonly used and was
compelled, mt great expense, 10 secure the ser.
vices OF some of tho most eminent Occulists in
the Eastern and southern States found no
relief whatever, and utter blindness seemed to
be darkenlng upon me, when, about the lst OF
Jan. 1871, having in the meanwhile removed to
Albany, Oregon, was advised by friends TO
place myself under the care OF DR.. blanchard
did so, with the hopelessness of despair, and,
to my unuttorahle satisfaction, soon began to
realize that light was breaking through the
cloud OF my alhiction, and in the short space
OF less than two months my sight was wholly
restored! This is absolutely not an "advertiS-
Ing dodge" but nn honest and grateful ac-
acknowledgements Of the truth, set forth simply
for the benefit humanity
], A. STEWART.
Albany, Or, March II, lgi.--nSltf.
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So far as we have been able to
learn, the feeling over the nomina-
tions by our State Convention is re-
markably good, when we take into
account the fact that there were so
many aspirants for places on the tick
ct. From all parts of Linn county
we hear general satisfaction express
ed at the result of the Convention,
both as regards the platform and
candidates. We can safely pledge
rousing majority in Old Linn for
the ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27

orsc John Bailey, V. S. Mcclurei
County Clerk, Joel Ware Sheriff, q
P ChesheE Treasurer, j. w. Skaggsi
School Superintendent, Rufus CaIlisoni
Assessor, G. II. Wallacei Coroner
IDr. A. l. Nicklin; Delegates to State
Convention, r. V. Howard, II. NJ
Hill, G. II. Wallace, Mathew Wallis,
H. II. Gale, ]. Harpole, I. d. Ed
wards, Jno. Simpson and 0. r. Bean
|, At Virginia, Nevada, last Satur-
day, man named Joseph Booth fell
between the ore cars, while the train
was in motion, and had both legs cut
off. A young man who witnessed
the accident tainted, and his hair,
which hitherto was a jet black, tnrned
grey
A Portland saloon keeper put up
lob, with the aid of woman, by which
all the hoodlums Of the town were
held waiting for two hours to see a
female temperance prayer raid on his
saloon whereby he sold much gin and
many curiosity seekers
The Grand Jury, in their statement
of the financial condition of Storey
county New, report an Indebtedness
of $290, 900, of which 100000 has to
be paid in the fiscal year 1875, neces-
stating an additional tax of 50 on
every 500 worth of assesable proper
ty within the county,
The Marysville APpem says: A
young man named Newcomb, residing
in Sutter county, few miles west of
Yuba City, while ont hunting on
Thursday last accidentally shot him
self, indicting a painful though not
dangerous wound on the left side Of
his head, about the temple.
AStockton paper says an old dar-
key was riding a blind horse the other
day with his wife behind him; fellow
on the road side sung out, Halo! old
fellow, I see you have got, your anty
up?" "Yes, I've done morn dat, I've
straddIed the blind" said the old
sportsman, with clever grin.
The hero of Salem is Ulysses Grant
Hickey, aged only nine years, who
jumped into the river and rescued a
little girl of A. B. Copper from a
watery grave, for which Mr.. Copper
presented him with handsome silver
napkin ring Now all the little roos-
ters about Salem are coaxing little
girls to go with them to the river to
play so that they can push them in
and get apresent and have their names
in the papers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27
FROM EASTERN OREGON.
WARM SPRINGS AGENCY, |
March 6. 1874 (

March u, 1914.
Editor Democrat:
I thought as the winter had passed
away, and we had not, that we would
tell you and all whom it may concern,
of that fact We are having beauti-
full weather now, but the last twenty
days excepting the last two) have
been very cold, and severe on cattle
and sheep. Quite a number of cows
have died during that time, after
having been wintered through the
worst of the storm; but cold rain
with plenty Of March wind will make
them transparent very fast. But the
last few days have been so pleasant
that / think they have forgotten their
poverty and taken themselves to the
south-hill-sides and resolved to make
one more struggle before giving up
to the fell destroyer. 1t makes me
feel like being a moose-moose myself
while the pretty weather lasts, but
the remembrance of the past winter
keeps me from doing so. You are
probably aware that the hillsides
abound with numerous kinds of roots
upon which man could subsist, pro-
vided he knew the proper roots, but
should he get the wrong one, or
should he scrape any of them the
wrong way you can readily imagine
the consequences, so after consider
ing the matter l believe I will not
try it; but if you know any person
who would like to try the experiment
1 will show them all l can about the
thing.
Political pots are boiling little,
and tho order of the day seems to be
tending toward a cayuse festival,
which they propose having at Ante
lope Valley, I suppose if they can
obtain political cream enough it will
lie u grand success. But 1 think
there will not be cream enough to
warrant a success, and as some may
have to take q raw cayuse it may
not prove acceptable to their appe-
tites. | notice by the last DEMOCRAT
that some of the Linn county people
want cayuse to run on, My advice
to them is to get real spotted one,
and then tie themselves thereon and
turn it loose, and if it does not make
them sore where they sit, stay with
it as long as there is at least a shad-
ow of a chance, and even longer, just
to show their grit in such case,--
But as am a temperance man and
never drink anything stronger than
or nitric acid, | expect to
work for such men during the cam
paign. / want men who will take
the nomination under the name of
or any other man whom
they think will insure their election,
md if they have done anything mean
make the party that elected them
stand by them. That is the kind bf
backbone l want my party to elect.
It is very easy for man to carry his
point after an election if he only has
he courage to stand by it.
Give my love to all the Changers
md tell them that if l had a farm l
would join them, but for them not to
stop on my account, but bring out
good men and / will vote for them
hat is if they are temperate,
Having given you my ideas upon
.hese issues, l will not issue any more |
his time for fear of preiudicing some
,ayuse. Yours,
TURPENTINE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27

THE most popular slate fixed up for
tho Republican State Convention
seems to be that, containing Dick
Williams for Congress, Rev, DR.,
Geary tor Governor, Tim Davenport
for Secretary Of State and Sol. Hirch
for Treasurer Vanoleve, of the Reg
istey, and w, B, Carter Of the Gasette
are most prominently named for State
Printer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27

Gov. GRovER's APPOINTMENT, We
call the attention Of the people Of
Linn county to the appointments Of
Gov. Grover for speaking in this
county next week. We respectfully
urge upon all the Importance Of Civ
ing him trsll audiences and a respect
ial hearing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27

Gov. GROVER spoke at the Court
House, in this city, last night, to a
crowded audience, but as we were
compelled to go to press last night
we are unable TO give digest of his
speech His Excellency will make d
spirited and able campaign.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27

THE appointment Of Senator Stew
art to tho Craftsmanship Of the Sc
let Committee to investigate the
chnrges Of fraud in the District Of
Columbia Board Of Public Works,
excitea nuch adverse comment, be-
cause Stewards real estate has been
largely exhausted BY local improve
ments in which fsaad Is charged, and
Stewart has recently preiudiced the
rase BY remarks in lhe Senate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27

Fairview Grange was organized in
Multnomah county last week, with q
members, d. f. Buxton, Master; J.
G. Snover, Sec'y. Multnomah now
has 5 Oranges,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27
u DIR. THOMAS,
puys1cTAN AND SURGEON,

DHks Il AAOMAlCs
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Whose studies have been pursued under the
first European Pathologists lie passed ms TX *
aminations as Member OF the Royal College Oh
Surgeons, England, in 1857 Licentiate OF tne
RovaI College of Physicians London, l6bi Ii
centiate in Midwifery, London, 1864 and grad.
mated as Doctor of Medicine at laleDlSs UniVef- iV
sity of Giessen, Germany, in 1871. All tnese
Di1lomas can be seen in his Consulting Rooms,
with the signatures OF the first Engllsn ana
Continental Physicians attached, attestlng 70
his proficiency. The Doctors sole reasons lor
giving list of examinations passed Is merry
"a nr0ye to those requiring assistance tnat ne
has received thorough education, ana 10 dls,
tinguish him from pretenders or self'styled
Doctors who in nearly every instance are un,
possessed of any qua alitcatlons WhateVeri anu
who endeayor in their advertisement 10 cast
odinm upon the legitimate practitioner, ana
deceivc the weak.minded by bogus testim0nl-
Ala and Misrepresentation. Patients before
placing their lives in the hands Of medical
advisor should ascertain AZ WhaD ohiNeIsNS he
graduated, and see his Diploma
7DR. THOMAS experience has ranged over
twenty.siX years in Europe, South Africa ana
Melbourne, Great Lonsdale and ColLlIls streets
Melbourne, Australia His treatment OF semi
nal weakness and physical lncapaclty Is uhe.
oualled. During the last eighteen months that
he has praeticed in San Francisco there mas
scarcely day passed over without bringing
some grateful testimony from patients VINO
have been unueI Hneulcdl huNloOiS AsA 'S"is
without benefit; and there is no one, however
shattered and broken down in constitution DuL
should seek his advice.
!, On account Of daily increasing practice,
DIR. THOMAS has opened Medical Institute
in
Montgomery Street.
It consists of twenty-eight beautifully furnish:
ed rooms so that patients visiting the city, and
wishing to place themselves under his lmme,
diate care can be accommodated with board
and residence where they will receive all the
comforts of home, including baths OF every
description.
Patients for admission should write or apply
to DIR THOMAS as above. Parcels OF medl-
cine, carefully packed so as to prevent obser-
yation, forwarded to all parts Of the interior.
EA. Consultation by letter, FREE.
In urgent cases, requiring immediate atten-
tion, an enclosure OF So coin, or equivalent IN
currency, by post, or Wells, Fargo q Co., VIII
insure pIompt reply with medicines. ,
DIR. THOMAS will forward his valuable little
work on Consumption of the lungs, so eulo-
gzed by the Press, on receipt OF ten cents In
stamps. Address:
Dr. G.. II. FEROMAS,'
COL Kearney Street, cor. Sacramento, upstairs
San Francisco.
y8n40yl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27
ADVERTIsEMENTS.
SEASONADLE ADVICE
TO SUFFER- ERS!
DR.. R.THoMAS,
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE PHYSICIAN a SURGEON
COL Kearnsy Street, cor. of Sacramento
up stairs,
SAN FRANCIS Q @.

SUFFERERS from the folles Of youth, Sem
mai Weakness, Spermatorrh1a, EXhaustion
If the Cienoratlve system, Syphills, I GonoI-
rhna Structure Of the urethra sore IN ihrpHi, ~,
cars PGonsnmption OF the Lungs, Diseases OF
the Heart. Liver, Kidneys and Bladder should
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27
PACIFIC coAsrERs.
Salem hoodlums are on stills
Utah Territory is free from debt.
nallaa 10 ~ baya a tan,naranoa ca

Salem hoodlums are on stills.
Utah Territory is free from debt. 1
Dallas is to have a temperance sa-
loon. /
Carson City, Nevada, is to have a
number Of artesian wells.
Mrs. Attorney General Williams is
dangerously i'll at Washington.
Mr. Bran, near San Bernardino. is
setting out 1900 orange and lemon
trees.
A Vancouver lady cautions the
public not to trust her husband on her
account.
AT Hamilton, Nevada, last Tuesday
one Sherman was stabbed to death by
McUghlin.
From the upper California counties
come numerous reports of cattle starv-
ing to death.
A Utah mar, who is trying to make
both ends meet, lives on head cheese
and ox-tail soup.
Col |. r. Moores, of Salem, who
has been seriously i'll for a long time,
is again able to be out.
A temperance convention, to nomi-
nate State ticket, will be held at
Portland next Tuesday.
A case of smallpox is reported in
Salem. Itis a young girl who arrv-
ed recently from California.
Gen. Crooks "boys in blue" got
away with round number of Apache
scalps in Arizona last week.
An apple tree belonging to the Sis
ters of Charity at Los Angeles is now
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