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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11
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70 .hls country " sVUp "uu se1.se
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oregon neeus, lor "e nave en"usu VI
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among Us aireauy-"e "ane CLASS VI
men that know now 70 work ana are
not AFRAID TO 40 lt,lor laoor Is capit"''
anu In oruer 10 ouiiu up anu make
great o'atc oi Oregoh auu ueVeiop Tue
vast resources Oh hiuueh "eatn ''a'
now lies nlduen away IN the ear'n' you
must have laooring men, ana that very
class OF men that are now ceming lnto
the country IS the class OF men you
need. thlnK IL lays with the iahu
owners prlncipally, whether you keep
this emigration among you or not.
Now, gentlemen lana owners OF the
Willamette valley l want to talk TO
you a ilttle. You deslre' OF course 10
see the country oulit up ana rise 70
hlgh state OF otcultivation ana prosperity,
tne price OF your iands increase 70 9Io
and $lOO peracre; notone OF you would
object to that. Now let me put you on
the exact ROAD that VIII leau 10 thaV
desired result. Inc very hrst thlng ior
you TO 90 IS 10 go at once 10 ouliulng
cheap tenant houses on every eighty or
one hundred ana sixty acres OF your
land to accommodate emlgrants tnat
are coming into the country tnat must
have some place to stop. Most OF us
that are coming to oregon are worKing
men ana all we want Is chance 10
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAY JOSE, Cal, June !, 1875.

San JOSE, CAL, June /, 1875.
Editor Democrat;
/ will endeavor to give you few
items, for your information and the
benefit of your readers.
AS general thing the wheat crops
of California are a failure. There is
an area of land adjoining the foothills.
few miles southwest of San Jose to-
gether with strip along the Coast
Range Of mountains, that will pro-
duce a very fair crop. Elsewhere in
this part Of the State the grain will
amount to but very little. The farm
ers are already at work cutting their
grain for hay, that is, what they can,
for there is large amount that is so
short that It is impossible to do any
thing with IL. There will scarcely be
more than enough wheat raised in Cal
Hornia for its own consumption
this year. With the failure Of Califor-
mia and other countries, wheat will
undoubtedly demand a good price in
Oregon. In some parts of California
the fruit Is damaged considerably,
owing TO the late frosts. In other parts
Of the State there will be an abund-
ance of fruit.
California is overrun with immI-
graRts-and still they come by the
hundreds almost daily, and A great
many Of them are bound for Oregon;
aud werelt not for the outrageous price
charged for passage from San Francis
co to Portland, there would be as many
more for the Willamette Valley.
The Emmet Guards Of San Francisco
numbering sixty muskets, accompa-
MED by the Fourth ARTILLERY Band
with about fye thousand citizens, ex-
cursed to San Jose last Sunday. There
were twenty-six cars crammed fill, and
many one was left in San Francisco
that was unable 70 get on the cars.
They bivouacked at the San Jose pleas
ure gardens, which had been put in
order for them. and returned In the
evening. T. E.P.
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At b REGULAR communication Of Cor
HlntiIlan Lodge 10. A. +, q A. M, held
at their a6m June6th, 1875, the
following prSAmbIe and resolutions
were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, our esteemed WoFnhlpful Master.
Gen; N. Y. Brown, has presented TO this Lodge
an elegant set OF furniture, iewery and work
Therefore,
Resolved. That we, the Brathern OF Corin-
THAN Lodge, No. ", A. +. a A. NJ, with prop
er appreciation OF the generous motives which
prompted the liberal gift, accept the same and
fore,
Resolved, That as operative Masons we are
able TO accom- plish truer and better work with
convenient and proper implements. so we as
speculative Maaons, by the possession OF these
trusty tools will aim TO execute every Mason's
duty for the best interest OF our Order, and 80
as 70 pass we'll the inspection Of the great Arch
itect above.
D. P. s. PLUMMKRl
D. N. THOMPSON. Committee.
g. A. HILL
ID. NJ. THOMPSON, Bec'y pro TEN.
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To Fe1naIen.

When female Is afiicted with disease, as
weakness nf the back and limbs, pain In the
head, dimnoss Of sight, loss Of muscular power,
palpitatl0n Of the heart, irrltabillty, nervous
ness, arrangement Of digestive functions, gem
eral debility, NIL diseases OF the womb, hys.
tfrln sferilliy, and all other diseases peculiar
to females she shonld go or write at once 70
DIR. w. X. DOHERTY, at his Medical lnstl,
TUE, and she Will receive every possible relief
and help.
Let no false dellcacy prevent you, but apply
Immediately and save yourself from painful
suffering and premature death.
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OcHoco VALLEY, Or. |
June ID, 1875. /

OcHoco VALLEY, Or.
June I'd, 1875.
Editor Democrat:
The citizens of Prineville were shock
ed by strange, sad occurrence that
happened at that place on the 22d Of
last month. A certain person having
spite at another took occasion on
that day to put head on him with a
club, which he did most eflectually by
slipping up behind him and knocking
him down and then brutally beating
him. As Prineville is not very large
place, news Of this occurrence soon
spread all over town, Mrs, Steve Thorn
as was standing talking with one Of
her neighbors about the fight, when
she suddenly handed her spectacles to
her little child, asked for some water
and before any one could catch her,
fell to the floor senseless. She was
Immediately carried and laid upon the
bed and everything done that could be
thought OF 10 revive her but IN ValnI
for though she lived four days after
she was stricken down, she died with
out ever coming to her right mind.
She leaves quite family of little ones
to mourn the loss Of the mother who
was so suddenly and unexpectedly TAX
en- from them; for up to the time she
was stricken down she was apparently
in sound bodily health, having but a
few minutes before been up to the
store. and jokingly asked to be weigh
ed. The afflicted family have the
heart-feltsympathy Of the whole neigh
borhoodi but sympathy, however sim
cere, can never make up to those
motherless little ones the terrible loss
they have experienced.
FURRY TEETERs.
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WANTED. -lOO,OOO pounds Of WOOL
for which o. Fox q Bro. are prepared
10 pay the highest cash price They
also take pleasure in announcing that
one Of their firm has just Tettrned from
San Francisco, with a large and well
assorted stock Of general merchandise,
which they offer lower than ever for
cash or country produce. The public
will do well by examining their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. They
have a large supply Of wool sacks aud
tWine for sale.
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WOOL WANTED.

p. C. Harper & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all the wool they
can get, and would respectfully inform
everybody that they have fine stock
of general merchandise for sale very
low for cash, or to prompt paying Gus
toners ON time.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

DIR. DOIIERTY'S Largely and Steadily In.
creaslng Practice which has constantly kept
pace with the unexampled increase and steady
inovnl from his long established and we'll
known quarters, on the corner OF Sacramento
and I.eidesdorff streets, In this city, to more
commodious and ellgibly located apartments
at No. $40 Clay Street, where he has a spa
clous suite OF handsomely fitted up and con-
venently arranged Examination and Consul.
tation Rooms, Occupying the whole Of the Two
upper stOrlesl which patients may at all times
VISIT and see only the Doctor and his assis-
tants.
with the most grateful sentiments OF regard
for the liberal patronage bestowed on him for
the mast thirteen yenrs. ut his old office,
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KINZER-ARNoLD.-At the residence OF
Rev. ]. Ostrander, by the same, on tho 9Th
inst, MR.. Il w. KINzRR and MISS ELLA
ARNoL o. all Of linn county.
We acknowledge compliments and most
earnestly wish the hew victims all matrlmon-
ial decisions incident to that happy state.
Selahl
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Br. 5ayndS sanativs Pills are helpful
also in Skin Diseases, and for what Is
known as "I'npM1ty of ths Blood
They may be taken At all times With
out danger, and while using them, You
may eat and drink as usual.
Prepared only by the Proprietorn, DR.
D.JAxNE & soN, Philadelphia, and sold
by Crane 4 brigham, Wholesale Agents,
San Francisco, and by Druggists gene
rally.
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Inyalids, By nervous debility, dfair1ns Ol
again feeling the YlHOr Of hqaith aud vim ~
syrtam, rhUuld lake Few battles Of Dn. uEs.
LKYs CELEBRATKD J. y. T.. ffTrERs. Before
one bottle IL taken They viii feel the dawn 0l
restoration, Of returning health No rase ~
dyapcpiic, indigestion, loss % appetite. rieu.
mallsin. kidney qr liver disfaae, has ever r.
sisted ~ rfstDfausf power. livery paFi Ol the
human system requires and should rfcaiye
auatcBaDce and support from The stomach, 4,
regulated by tbd liver, n the stomach cannnt
supply tne hiiineni required, flle whole system
ianuilsliea. fortify Your organs n iiie witD
these biitrrs. and ~ a few days you Will feei
ease arising fr1fn dlapnierrd liver. af0fphrh ~
bowels. a n inyaiuabiGi u Will rtylyf yGiil
anaitered system. Dyeptpilcg nnd pfrsonr n
tlll0us habit should keep y within rach, 4
hey galhe heahh and fafs. niAinl
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The 81. Charles Hotel isto have .
third story put on Il. The work win
BE- commenced Immediately. This viii
make It handsome and Imposing cd
ifce.
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As we. go to press, the sad tilinga
come to us Of the death Of Mrs. r.. X /.
Warren. Mrs. Warren has been i'll
but short time, being stricken down
by that curse of the human race--con-
sumption. The sorrowing husband
and his now motherless little one have
the sympathy Of the entire community
In this, their sad bereavement.
Rev. ID. G. Mcfarland will hold SER
vices OF the NJ. II. Church South, on
next Sabbath in the Pacific Opera
House.
CANCERS CAN BE CURED. We will
warrant . cure on cancers, or old sores.
Have also some new vegetable reme-
dies for diseases of the eye, that have
cured great many cases considered
hopelessly blind.
Office in the old Bentley house, on
the corner Of Fourth and Calapooia
streets.
II. G. and Mrs. PREsHAw,
Eye and Cancer Doctors.
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D. NJ. THoMPsoN, sec'y pro tenn.

How SHE CAUGHT THE BALL. ---
We saw two Dixie girls trying to play
ball the other day. They were on each
side Of house, playing "Antney
Over" and when one laid back her
head at an angle of As degrees, raised her
right arm hack of her head, and threw
the ball just like only q woman does
throw, at the same time singing out
"Antney O-verV the other girl on the
other side Of the house snatched up the
front part OF her dress in her two hands.
spread 1t out SO as to make sort of
basin out of 1t, spread her feet apart,
braced herself, threw back her head,
and as she saw the ball come whizzing
towards her, she shut her eyes with a
sublime trust in providence and per-
feet confidence that that ball could
never escape safe Judgement in the ca
pacious basin she had prepared for it;
and, about this time-whack! ca me
the ball on the bridge Of her nose; and,
as she walked of, holding that nasal
protuberance in her two hands and a
few little drops of red trickling be-
tween her dainty fingers, we heard the
tight short stop of the juvenile club
sing out from the other side Of the
"foul!" And we walked on,
feeling that "Antneyp was entirely
over in that girls lifetime.
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FARM FOR aALE.
q. 8. s.. 90.


WNROM AND ArTEn DATE uNTI EUR,
n ther notlce, freight from fQII|naN iu tltN-
ny will ho ono dollar nnf Iun. NIIIruN Irf4|hl
VIII be delivered ~ rirlana ~ ArIoIIa t.t4 81
charrn az VHnFlnr1 nI rI1ult1 IAIt4 NANI
wIil laarn AltnnV fnf nnfV1'|l1 nr fIiu|fnN
evort dav. Fn1 l1flHff irl1fnNtlan afrIY 'N
DFkr.lf u MONTH"; ArHN&
KiNuNN
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J. Z. smith keeps very superior
quality Of ice cream fos sale At the res
taurant; also ice Tor sale in any guam
tity.
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wILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTAT!OM COMPANY.

TNRoM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL Pun,
tber nolles, the Company viii dlspgieh
boat from Albany 70 Corvallis % TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Of saah Hosh.
Also will dispaieh . beat from Albany NJ
Portland and intermediate places "a name days,
leaving Comaloek 4 Co'p wharf,
Hure 81 reduced rates. .. D. DTLHs,
Dee. 10. 1871. Ageuh
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CAMPMkETIxe. "A campmeeiing will
commence 10 the grove on the Gala
pooIa west Of Tangent, on the 18th Of
this month. 1t viii b under the aus
pIces Of The N. r. Church, South.
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MUDDY ITEMS.
MUDDY srATIoN, June s, ls75.

MUDDY STATION, June 8, 1875.
Editor Democrat;
This part OF Linn county Is in It's
usual fiourishing condition, and with
the exception Of q slight need for rain
our crops could not be doing better
The Granger building, prospected at
Harrisburg. that I mentioned in my
last is to be built.
The school house at this place, last
Sunday was scene OF considerable
interest for our usually extremely quiet
neighborhood, the forenoon being oc-
cupied by divine services and the af-
ternoon by lecture on pOnmanship
by Prof Wells, which was largely
attended and much satisfaction was
expressed. Mr.. Wells writing class Of
about thirty scholars will be closed To-
day. MUDDYITE.
Mr.. 8. II. DYER Is canyassing for q
new pictorial family bible. the hand
soonest edition we ever saw for the
money. 1t Is endorsed by the Faculty
OF Pacific University at Forest Grove,
Prof Condor, DR.. T.. r. Geary, and
by the clergy Of this city, nearly all Of
whom has subscribed for copy. Mr..
Dyer Is also canvasslng for zelps pop
uIar Encyclopedia, universal dIction-
ary Of science, art, biography, Ian
guages, botany, history, Jurisprudence,
geography and the whole circle Of
human knowledge. II Is issued In "a
parts, costing SOC each, which will not
aggregate the usual amounts paid for
other encyclopedias by ons.iourti, be-
sides providing the purchaser with the
best dictionary and gazetteer now be-
fore the public, as we may say, gratu-
tuitousIy. We should like to impress
upon al our readers the value aud re-
liability and exceeding cheApness oi
ZelI's Encyclopedias, and urge upon all
commendation Of book which
should be In the places Of business and
homes Of al our people. who wish 70
keep pace with the worlds growth In
knowledge.
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sGNHE UNDERSIGNED, IIAvING CLOSED
n out business, hns LEFT on hand one three
ail rSslss GsT4Ia nS 81 % san Frane.es E Sa 'as9 ss9
Table IA In good order, having only been IN uae
about eighteen monthsi n has also DelAny'a
Steel Wire Cushions, good vet Ivory balls,
twelve cu0a, cue rack. all IN good Ordof, which
n offered for sale cheap. Tho'lnble canbeeeen
at tho Furniture store Of Graf q Collar on
Front street Consult your interest and call
soon A. N Will be aoil the iirst ogportnnlly.
n32fL Wa. TALLY.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-In consequences
Of their being camp meeting at the
ground near Tangent, on the 18th and
aOth inst, there will be no services by
the NJ. Z. Church South, on Sunday
the Goth inst, at the Opera House in
this place.
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Nh RAIERa IN DRY GOODS. CIOTHINtl.
Nv linota and Shoes, Hats, Groceries Fanry
Nails, Rope, Wall Paper. Mirrors, Wood and
Willow Ware, Trunks and Nnliute, ric, etc.,
Pocket Cutlery. Hold very low enilnly Tor
rash m 10 rcoiald paying cIi'ioui era on umf.
ul----
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AN UGLY JoKE.-Some Jefferson
hoodlums the other night stole goose
from its nest and attaching long
string to its neck, carried it out mid
way on the railroad bridge and hung it
suspended from the bridge, where they
left it to strangle and die, and where it
was discovered by the Jefferson people
the next morning cold and lifeless
over the raging Santiam. This was an
ugly and heartless piece of sport, and
one which ought to be severely punish
ed. There is nothing at all smart in
such cussedness.
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LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Albany Post ONCE June 10,
1876. Persons calling for these letters must
give the date on which they were advertised
Boily, Charly MILLER, Mrs w. ii.
Bowman, Joel b. Miller, William
Cotton, Jesse Mckinney, John 4.
Devaney, +. McUlliver Patrick
Harris, j. b. McOllif, =. II.
Harrington, John Romano, Jerome
Hare, DR.. w. II. Tharp, John
Kremer, r..
r. Fl. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
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COMMENCEMENT commence
ment exercises OF the Corvallis State
Agricultural College, for the Collegiate
year ending last Monday, continued
for several days, and were attended by
a large class of people. The examina-
tion of the graduating class, consisting
of r. A. Fuller and P. e. Linn, was
full, thorough and complete, and their
graduating exercises showed them to
be fully worthy Of the honorable de-
grees conferred upon them. On Satur-
day evening Judge Mosher delivered
the annual address before the Literary
Societies of the College; Sunday, Rev.
Mr.. Moses delivered the Baccalaureate
Sermon, and on Monday, during the
graduating exercises, Mart. v. Brown
delivered the Baccalaureate Address.
The next Collegiate year will begin
September 9th, with the following
able Faculty: B. L. Arnold, A. NJ,
President, and Professor of Moral Phi
losophy and Physics; Prof. J. Emery,
A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics. B.J.
Hawthorne, A. NJ, Professor of Lam
guages; Mr.. McElroy, Preparatory De-
partment; Miss Viola Briggs, Music
Department; Capt b. D. Boswell, U.
s. A., Professor Of Military Science.
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@6 to 900 RsE az ~. Agents p wan wsstSS *!
people Of both nexea. young and old, make
more money at work for un. IN their own 10
calities, during their spare momente OF al the
time, than at any thing else. WepfIar employ
hours work. Full particulars. terms. &c., sent
FREQ. send IN your address Al once Don't
delay. Now Ia the time. Don't look for work
Maine. ylon1oFl.
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MARBLE WoRKs.-At the marble
shop Of Messrs. Monroe & StaIger, in
this city. may now be seen some Of
the finest specimens Of workmanship
in that line ever exhibited in the Val
ley. In monuments, slabs and obe-
lisks the specimens in their shops are
unexceiled. Don't forget to drop in
and examine their work. Their es-
tablisIment Is next door TO the Demo-
cRAT Office.
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0PECIAL DISEASES,

of which the list is numerous and which are
more closely connected with the general health
than the majority OF people are aware. un.
happy invNlids for years persist In concealing
their condition from motive originating In
mistaken delicacy, and suffer In silence until
their miseries become too acute to be repress-
ed, or have assumed q form that renders heal
Ing both difficult and expensive. This latter
type of affictlon manifests Itself In the com.
plnlnt professionally known as syphilis, In all
It's forms and stages Seminal Weakness. and
all the distressing forms OF SelfAbuse, or
onanism; Gonorrheai Stricturei Nocturnal
and DlurnRl Emissions, Sexual Debility, Dis
eases of the Back and Lolns, Inflammation of
the Bladder and Kidneys, ETC.. etc. The num-
Der OF personssufteringf nom these horrible Dis
eases, In whom the Doctor has effected a rad
the voluntary earJihcates In his possession, re.
ceived from persons he has relieved, are
enough to satisfy all that the Doctors skill In
the treatment OF the affections, enables him
to cure all curAble S@ses, and In every instance
give relief. Diseases which formerly bafiied
tho medical skill Of the most learned and OK
pnrenced Practitioners OF the healing art, and
were regarded by the majority OF Physicians
as utterly lncurable, now readily yield 10 mod.
ern remedies, when prescribed by the intell.
gent Practitioner, who makes the human syE.
tenn, and thrse special ailments, his constant
study and subject OF observation.
In no case Is publicity permitted except At
the express Wish OF the patient; and the Doc
tor confidently trusts that his long experience
and successful practice will continue TO insure
him liberal share OF public patronage. BY
the practice OF many years in Europe and the
United StatNs, he Is enabled TO apply the most
successful remedies against diseases OF MI
kinds.
lie cures without mercury, charges moderate
fees, treats his patients In correct and hon.
OraUlN way, and has references Of unquestlOn.
nblc veracity, from men Of known respectable
fy md hga standing In society. An parties
who may consult him by letter or otherwise
will receive the best and gentlest treatment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11

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