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ESTABLISHES 1910.
THE ORIGINAL
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

NO. sd tEOEf oLNEEl,
P. o. Box, 1887. New York
ROBERT WELLS. President.
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
OOLONG.
Black, 40, so, 60, best 70 cts..... per 10.
MIXED.
Green and Black, 40, 5000, best 10 cts. per 10.
JAPAN.
Uncolored, 60. 10. 80. 20. best 81 90 per ID.
IMPERIAL.
Green, co. 10. so, 90, best 81. TO-. per III.
YOUNG IIGSON.
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GUNPOWDER
Green, $1.lO, hest $3.50 ........... per 10.
English Bleakta It.
Black, 60 ~, 81. %, best Sl."0 -. per ID
N.B.-Wc have a speciality Of Garden Growth
YOUNG IIYSON and IMPERIAL. at Si.20, and
OOLONG. Extra Choice. Si.0p.
Our Teas are put mp in o L. Pound Packages, with
the kind and price printed on each
AGENTS WANTED to ret up clubs TO sell our Tea.
to Families. Hotels, Boarding Houses and 9th rs.
In writing for terms nding orders. b. particular
to address the President o, the Company. thus:
ROBERT WELLS,
No. III Iesey 81, Nelr York.
We are compelled 10 request this, ether parties
have initiated our firm name
80 We will send Package OF one, two, three
or four pounds. to any address, upon receipt Of the
price and eight cents per pound to pay postage.
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Its price 81 per year Clubs ~ ten SIS.
Clubs Of tw,nt' $50.
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We ask the aid anl encouragement Of all
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Those desiring the &c ofthe West and
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No mercur!ai medicines or dcleterious drugs used.
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Ali invalids at distance are required to answer
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consultation send for list OF questions.
A sixty page pamphlet OF evidences OF success
sent nee also.
address DR.. r.. B. FOOTE,
Box 1888, New York.
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APPli.lONS
AMERICAN CYCLOP&DIA.
New Revised Editio

Entirely rewritten by the ablest writer's on every
subject Printed from new type, and Illustrated
with Several thousand Engrayings and Maps.
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...n. ,ulAIl OFFICERS.

havi9 A. Latlrop, TO. Clerk Register
Isaac w dove, sheriff
janice i. Foster, Juisr Of Prob'i,
Robert n. Birbse County Treasurer
Da'ius q. Warner Pros. Attorney
Dewitt y. "avenpsrt. Co. School Supt.
William B,am c,..s
Louis Keller. o'ro"e's'
iI.nry Saunlersi
@ G.S a = r .o..' sHpts Of the Poor
Albert a. Blanchard. Go Surveyor.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
TELEGRAPHIc GLEANINGs.

The President has nominated
James Coey to be Postmaster of San
Francisco,
1t is reported thai Gen. Cencedes
will succeed Governor Ellars as
Captain General of Cuba.
Judge Lewis Dent, brother of Mrs.
Grant, is lying at the point of death.
Cause, tumor in the stomach.
Imperialists from all parts of France
are on their way to England to attend
festivities at Chiselhurst on Monday
(16th), on the occasion of Prince Louis
attaining his majority.
News from Havana states that
train from Neuvitas with volunteers
was fred into by insurgents. Twenty.
seven volunteers were killed and a
large number wounded.
At the regular half-yearly meeting
of the Directors of the Bank of Eng
land it was announced that the total
expense incurred in the pursuit and
prosecution of the two Bidwells and
Mcdonald, the parties who committed
frauds on the bank, was SAG, 900.
The London Daily Telegraph pub.
fishes long statement signed by
Charles 0rton, He confessed that
be at once recognized the "Tichborne
Claimant as his brother, but that
his silence was bought by e5 paid
monthly for year, with the promise
of thousand or two more at the
conclusion Of the trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
THE STATE TICK EFT.

The Democratic State Conventit n
which assembled in this city on ,lasl
"Wednesday, finished its labors at noon
yesterday. Never, in the history Of
our State, has a Convention met, com.
posed Of more substantial material
than that which has just adjourned.
Its deliberations were characterized
with tho utmost harmony. Dignity
and decorum prevailed throughout tho
entire meeting. OF tho ticket present.
cd TO the people we will simply say
that 1t is acceptable and will receive
the cordial support Of the Democracy
Of Oregon. Modesty, of course, com.
pels us TO make one exception, but we
will not say anything about that in this
connection. Whatever local divisions
may exist in the different counties OF
the State, we feel assured that the
State ticket will command the respect
and support ofhonsst men of all par.
ties, and be triumphantly elected next
June.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
REcANTATIoN.


The Democracy Of Linn county
don't freeze very rigidly to the Inde-
pendent movement. Last week.
after much solicitation and vehement
urging on the part Of few gopher
ing Republicans, about sixty Demo-
Gratis were induced TO sign a call for
an Independent movement, but as
soon ~ it was discovered that
Smoked Bacon Elkins, who sold out
tho lamented Delazon Smith in the
Senatorial contest of 1860, was the
prime overand melting spirit in the
enterprise, those Democrats who had
signed the call revolted in abhorrence
from the unholy alliance, and signed
a document recalling their names
from the support Of the Independent
movement. SO this disorganizing
office-hunting raid of the Linn county
Radicals is nipped in the bud by the
Elkins frost, and no moro will put
forth its yirus-spreading shoots in old
Linn. The Democracy Of other coun-
ties might learn an important useful
lesson by this timely recantation Of
the honest Democrats Of Linn coun-
ty. Rose5lsrg Pla6,dedIer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
VIE puTY or pEMocnATa. IIllIIlly 4,

Now that the Democracy OF Ore
gon have made their nominations for
State and Judicial officers --and even
for most Of the county oficers--it
will be well for them to thoroughly
organize their forces in every county
in the State to bring every voter to
the polls in June next, being well as
sured that if they do SO a signal
victory may be achieved, and the
State placed in the hands Of men who
will legislate for the best interests Of
the people. II there are any differ
ences in the party any where they
should be speedily healed; if there
are cold, selfish men in the ranks,
who are determined to push them
selves or their peculiar notions, to
the detriment of the party, or for the
benefit Of the opposition, they should
be ignored at once, and made to give
way to those who are more patriotic
and deserving. On every side mon
who have heretofore acted with the
dominant party say they are disgusted
with those who manage and control
that party at the present time, and
will support them no longer. Thou
sands of such men are to be found in
the State, whose influence will be felt
at the polls on the first Monday in
June next. The signs Of the times
are indeed cheering, and the only
thing for Democrats 10 do is to close
up their ranks and to move on in
solid column, and they will find
substantial reward for their labors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
PACIFIo COAsTERs.


Oregon has twenty-five money-or-
der offices.
Eugene charter election will take
place April 9th,
All the public schools in Salem
were closed last Saturday No funds,
The Pendleton IriJme has made
its appearance, NJ, IL. Abbott, editor
and proprietor
Many cattle about Weston have al.
ready porished, and still the fatality is
reported to continue.
Three stately elk stalked unmolest-
ed through the principal streets Of the
town of Union last week,
Uuelo Jesse Applegate, ofSouthern
Oregon, is reported to have lost 1900
head of sheep tho past winter
Henry Lloyd, of tho Dalles, was
kicked nearly into the middle of next
week, on the 18th, by vicious horse,
Jas. Baker, of Jackson county, was
sent to tho penilcutiary for one year.
last week, upon conviction for larcc.
ny.
Salem Fire Department has anoth.
or new bell weighing 2,oO6 pounds,
Tho old one has been returned to the
makers.
A Mrs, Dubrallie Of Corvallis is
going to sue that corporation for dam.
ages caused by falling on rickety
sidewalk,
There arc ten saloons in, Vancouver
where liquors are retailed at a bit a /
glass, besides the Suffers store on the
Government reserve,
Jefferson is still engaged cultiyating
q fine crop Of measles, Schools and |
church exercises have all been suspend.
cd for about three weeks.
The Capitol Commissioners are in
session at Salem. Work on the Capt.
lol building will commence as soon as
The weather will permit,
Two men have bought about one
thousand head Of sheep IN Benton
county in the last two weeks, paving
hOm 50 to ss 80 per head.
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AACASSihSA, ~ l1u'eeoC u
8; KippeI, 33; Brown, 40; Meyer
6. Total, l22. Necessary to choice
50.
The name of Meyer was now with
drawn in favor of Brown.
I'd ballot Fleischner, 80; Savage,
4; Klippel, A; Brown, 40. Total,
122, No election.
SECOND DAY.
Convention called to order at 900
Chair annoupced order Of business tc
be balloting for Treasurer of State
The name Of 0. s. Savage was with.
drawn.
Sd Ballot-H. Klippel, 80; A. II.
Brown, al L. Fleischner, 50; Blank, 1.
4th Ballot--KIippel, 80; Brown, 40;
Fleiscbner, 81; Holsclaw, 1.
9th Ballot-Fleischner, Sc; KlippeI,
q; Brown, 40.
9Th Ballot-Fleischner, 81; Brown,
62. Mr. Brown having received the
majority was declared duly nomina-
ted.
The following names were placed
in nomination, for State Printer: J.
J. Curry, Multnomab; NJ. V. Brown,
Linn J. M. Sheppard, Baker, P. D.
Hull, Jackson.
1st Ballot-Brown, IS; Curry, 16;
Hull, 10; Sheppard, II.
On motion of Jno. f. Miller, the
nomination of NJ. V. Brown was made
unanimous.
The tollowingnames were presented
to the convention Tor Superintendent
of Public Instructions: Geo. i. Cur
ry, Multnomah; B. L. Arnold, Benton;
William Galloway, Yamhill; L. J,
Dawne, Marion.
lst. Ballot Dawne, 40; Curry, SO;
Galloway, %.
End Ballot ot-Dawne, II; Curry, 80;
Galloway, IL.
On motion, the nomination of Mr.
Dawne was declared unanimous.
The following nominations Of Dis.
.rict officers were ratified.
1st District-H X. Hanna, Prose
cutting Attorney. .
End District-L. F. Mosher, for
Judge G. w. Fitch, for Prosecuting
Attorney.
Sd District--J. J, Whitney, for
Prosecuting Attorney
Mr., Page asked and obtained lcaye
o make a few remarks. He fully en-
lorsed the nominations, and promised
o labor indefatigably for its success.
B. +. Burch was nominated by the
FOLK county Delegation for the joint
senator from Benton and Polk.
The following gentlemen were then
ppointed State Central Committee.
Baker, Jno. Bratton; Benton, D.
)arlisle; Columbia, S. A, Miles; Coos,
ames Aiken; Clatsop, A. Van Dusen;
'uTry, Plummer Emery; Clackamas,
V, II. Vaughn; Douglas, Aaron Rose;
rant, w. B. Laswell Jackson, H.
-lippel; Josephine, EFF. Tolin; Linn,
I. Price; Lane, Jno. M. Thompson;
Iarion, Jno. f. Miller; Multnomah,
I. Semple; Polk, D, J. Holmes; Union,
II. Slater Umatilla, ]. l.. Story
'asco, Jos. M, Paxton; Washington,
Chinette; Yamhill, w. T. Newby; t
iIlamook, w. II, Faucet
Klippel was elected Chairman OF {
i'd Committee. /
a resolution designating the State {
apitol as the proper place for the ,
'lding of all future Democratic State
inventions was adopted.
A resolution complimenting Gen. t
If G. Davis, and the officers and sol. t
ors Of the Oregon Volunteers for {
cir vigorous prosecution of the No !
% War was passed. |
After passing resolution thanking i
Q officers of the Convention for the S
lie manner in which they, had dis r
arged their duties, the Convention !
journed sine die, i
-.
Rrn s,tv,aar..s z
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TIE Illinois Legislature has done
. brave thing in the reform line in il,
revision Of the criminal code, and
we only whit 70 see how it will carry
out its provisions, especially those
which relate 70 the conduct Of the
grain trade in the State Fines
ranging from $40 to 81 900 and inn
prisonment in the county ihil for a
year may be viaitctI upon anyone who
sell for future delivery. stock or pro-
duce which he does not own al thc
time, The same fate awaits any one
who gets up corner" or even trios
TO do it, or agitates the market Win
false rumors Tor the purpose Of spec
iation. This win make Il lively for
the Chicago dealers.
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SUM MONS.


In he Circuit Court of the State OF
Oregon, TOR the County Of Linn.
defendant '1' ''"i SuiilNan,
suit In equity for divorce.
10 John sullivan, defendant,
IN the name Of the State or Orrcon W.,
~ hereoy required to appear and answer tbe
gotl ,1nI Ilpi9nt Med against YOU in the aboye.en.
sica sun In said Court, by the hrst day ~ ~
.erm following the expiration OF slx ,geehs VnS ae
se,,s ser sie Hate OF this summons, to-wit by tho
s1ust9 ana II Monday, the sd day Of March neSt I
anu az you lall soto answer, plaintiff viii anri,.
70 the Court for the RELIEF demandad ir Pl,g Ky
=, lhialnta decree OF divorce dissoiyine tbe
hlaipiase contract now existing betwee5 tbs M
lief AZ ~ 1u ~, oeienuant and for such other ne
snj S aia l9r me costs ard disbursements ~ tbis
% Sy rrS9s Servse S by publication of summons made
BonhSu,, y, I'm Sn or9er granted by the Hon B. n.
lS74 e"'U pnrt, dated Feb. 5,
Fph q iS-i oee JOHNS 4 JONES.
-, y lo'f'-2uwO, PlainllG's G'sAttorneys.
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upY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Eb County Court Of Benton County. Oregon,
made at the October term, 1873, Of said Court,
to The undersigned, executor OF the last will
and testament OF Julia Ann Iryin, deceased,
/ will, as sueh executor, on
Monday, tie 18Th dav Of Anil 1871,
at the hour Of o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. at
the Court House door in Albany, Linn county,
State or oregon, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder the following described real
proDerty. to-wit; The East half Of the Dona-
tiorl Land Claim OF David Irwin and Julia Ann
Irwin. his wife, Notification No. 2O36 situate In
Linn County, State Of Oregon, said Donation
Claim is more particularly described as follows :;
Beginning at the Southeast corner OF the
Northeast quarter Of Section No. III, and run
ming thence East 36 chains and 6S links thence
North 81 IS chains; thence West 62l6 chains ;
thence North 29.50 chains; thence West 20
chains thence South 6L3l chains; thence
East 1850 chains, to the place of the beginning,
the said East half OF said claim-contaning
I6O acres and I-lOU Of an acre. 1t is one Of the
best wheat farms in Linn county, and at pres
ent 100 acres are under cultivation. Terms of
Sale-Cash down at the time Of sale, and said
sale subject TO a lease which will expire Oct. /,
1874. DAVID IRWIN, Executor.
n25w4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
ADlIINIsTRATOR,s N0rIcr

uityk Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 7uv
~ UNDERSIGNED, was on the n ds,. III ~ I, Tie
49,. 20. uuly appointed adminisirat,. uia-
Sees, ls1, Q. the estate OF Kllas Johas,',,e "
Gy,a,,, $50 ey The County Court OF Linn SSn cn,3,
saia SS,a,e ~ ~. psrags . having claims ssains
.ae proper vouchers, Within 4, ,,t' nv With
Nv, 49, ~ % ihis notice, 90 the s.oi
. once q Johns 4 ZONES In Nv ~. 'tf' a
Llaie,i, feb., Il. iTi. ~ ssylia-Ss1N, s,li-,
spuSs 4 laNEs. Att'y lor Na,, s.a'uisirator
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
ADvERTIsEMENTs.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NroTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
min istrator the estate Of Silas Powell deceas-
ed, by theCounty Court of Linn County oregon
All persons. having claims against said estate,
are required to present them TO The underslgn-
ed, with the proper vouchers, within six months
from the date thereof, at his residence, nve
miles east Of Brownsville in said county;
] n. RICE.
Dated March II, 1871. Administrator.
JOINS & JONES, Attys, for Admr. v9nSl.
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REFERRING TO THE ApoyE c,,..
=. Notice that the notes and se-.,.,i, ~ ollE z
y N; NJ, 4. kuhn Co., will be eollected ~ NV ivy
-, ~ i" 3a'g ol the firm nf CLARK 4 Wvaif ,rhe M
snJ sY ~ ~ ielnd q the old stand OF FnSnS cno
~ ~o Is Iully authorized to recelpf ana se;
G,,S,ita,r,e z. C. SCHuTFR
nNnl3 - ~ van RENSSELAER,.
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'its iI,, IrARINERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
Q, Van n'Ris ~ snsllS UstSeen Nm, u. Kuhn and James
II E,ht.' w \ gEhSsSseiaer under the firm name AZ IL
al al lNUnh Co, Is this dry dissolved IN, nn,,,
fir,,, h,s the notes and accounts due the said
Rlva Rnnsoles oesomlng the property OF the said Van
tive fbS,' fb.seh and 10 waonl, or his rppTpsenta'
presenfs1 ,,i,sl ai oe paid and TO whom must be
''N a." eAASns against the said firm.
w, II. KUHN,
Guap,t,-- q, &C, SCHUYLER,
Feb. 3 1874, - an tN'nAselaer.
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Billy 6aekei, tho mail carrier bo-
twesh Dallas and AIsea, reports snow
throe foot deep on tho Alsea mountain.
This u tIie ddspets i has been this
winter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WRITING &CHDaAA

FWNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
n mily announce 70 the people of this Vlcin.
NJ that he Will give q course ot instruction In
penmanship NJ the District School House, CON.
menelng on "Wednesday evening of next week.
Everybody Is inyit1d 20 attend the nrst meet.
Ing and examine specimens.
Terms very reasonable,
nAWl. JAS, ORCHARD.