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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
De OAhuA Jitt
Chm Central Committee
DRMOCRATs OE pENToN.


In consequence Of the want Of Q
party organ in Benton county, the
Democrats over there have authorized
us to publish their official call for pre-
cinct and county conventions, which
we do elsewhere in this issue. Hence
the Democracy of that county will
please bear in mind that the several
Precinct meetings are to be held one
week from tomorrow, and the County
Conventions on the Wednesday fol-
lowing We earnestly urge upon the
Democrats Of Benton the Importance
Of attending their primaries Don't
neglect to give at least one day for
the grand old cause.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09


- - Uni0n County Fair Nos. LIST -.
| David Tnrley is to pull hemp al
Sacramento on Aug, 10Th.
The Spiritualists begin campmeet
ing at Geryias next Friday
Zed Wilson, Portland's "wicksdest
man." has been converted under Mr.
Hammond's preaching.
An Association Of the native born
men and women Of California was
formed in San Francisco last week.
Eph. Olinger was last Monday cleo
ted Chief Engineer of the Salem
Fire Department, without opposition.
Gen. Lanes Grafton at Roseburg
on Monday is highly commended by
all who had the good fortune to hear
it.
In q San Francisco restaurant q
man complained of the marble table,
cloths. He said he didn't like to wipe
his mouth on tombstone, in the alb
sence of napkin.
On next Thursday campmeeting-
is to commence right upon the sum
nit Of the Chehalim mountains, 10
Yambill county. Those folks are
bound to get as near heaven as posi-
ble-by land
A Nebraska girl never hollers when
a grasshopper begins to hop around
in the wrong direction. She only
leans up against bitching post, and
taking him off her knee she'll throw
him into the street and walk on say
ing: "That amt nothing for you to
chew, mister hoppergrass."
A Portland rooster who had Just
recovered from the stomach ache,
asked his ma if green apples grew in
heaven The mother Oazed on the
younker sadly for a moment and then
pattec him fondly and in quick sue
cession several times on the largest
part of his pantaloons with her open
hand, and then put his hat on his head
and took him to the children's revival
meeting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

JouRNAIlsM.-Rowell's Forthcoming
Newspaper Directory, shows the fail.
ure Of over 900 newspapers in this
country during the past year, and the
loss to publishers, subscribers and
advertisers, amounts to over IS, ,OOO,-
600, the Republic of New York
alone losing half a million. Among
those who went into the newspaper
business and lost heavily thereby
were 275 merchants and adventurers,
Sl5 school teachers, 81 lawyers, 4
blacksmiths, SO plasterers, lOfarmers,
200 fanatics Of various classes, atiict-
ed With literary lesion, 100 ambitious
young men who drew upon their
fathers, and thus suddenly exhausted
large margins Of theparental capital,
and six lottery men,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
NOVICE no srnrKrTnr.n .nnRa.


AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
IN Board Of Directors OF Eagle Wooden Milh
Company. held at the office Of the Company,
on Friday, June 18th. 1876. the following Reh0
luton was adopted.
liesolved, That u meeting Of the St0ckhold.
ers OF this Company, the eagle Wooden Mills
Company, corporation duly incorporated un-
der the laws Of the state Of Oregon, having is
principal office and place OF business at
brownsville, Oregon, be and tho same Is here
by called TO be held at the office Of the Compa-
ny, at brownsville, Oregon, on
Thursday, tie 18Th day Jitly, 1915,
at the hour Of four O'Clock p. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of considering the proprlety Of, and aii-
thorzing the dissolution OF such corporation,
the settling Of its business, dlsposing of IA
property and the division OF It's capital stock,
Therefore, All Stockholders IN said Eagle
Wooden Mills Company are hereby notihsd
and requested to appear 1T the office Of such
company, at Brownsville, Oregon, on Thurs-
day, the 10th day Of July, 1876, At four o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose OF attending 10 tho trans
action Of the business specified In the foregu-
ing resolution. II. HIRsCH,
A. WHEELER President.
SecretNry
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
Commercial.

The hot weather OF the past week tends to
depress business but is glorious thing for the
growing crops. Trade in all line OF produce
rather dull. A slight advance in Liverpool
wheat quotations reported, but no quotations
given.
MARKET REPORT.
II Gold in New York, l.l7H,
Legal tenders, in Portland, S5H buying,
66X selling.
Exchange on San Francisco, perc.
Wheat in Liverpool--Average, Califor-
! mia, IS l0d to 9s per GENITAL. California
Club, 9s to 9s Sd. Oregon, 9s Sd to 9s Cd.
mo new quotations from Lverpool.)
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
WHEAT-New crop, 81 80 to 81 G5; old
crop, 81 So to 81 75 per Genital.
FLoUR.-Extra, $3.50 to $5,62H y Dbl.
OATs.-Per GENITAL, $2.05@$2.l5.
ONIoNs.-3c v tb.
PORTLAND MARKET.
ELoUR.-Extra, "a so to s5; superfne,
So rs.
WHEAT.-Sl 55 per Genital.
OATs.-57@60c.
BARLEY.-SI 40 por GENITAL,
BAcoN.-Sides, IL cents; hams, 10 @
IA; shoulders, GO.
LARD.--In kegs, l6c in 10 ib tins, l6c.
BUTTER. R.-Fresh roll, 20 to 25 cents.
FRUITs.-Dried apples, in sacks &c, kegs
&c; plums, pitless, II C9 l3; peaches, l219c;
prunes, lie; figs, 25c; raisins v box, $3.50
EGas.-lS to 20c.
OHIcKENs.-Full grown, 81 to "a SO v
dozen.
DUcKs.-$6p y dozen.
GEEsE.-$9 to $40 dozen.
HmEs.-Dry, l6c; salted 70; culls, H
off.
TALLow.-6c.
BAas.-Burlaps for grain, IA to 15c.
COAL OIL.-Devoe's Patent Can, 33 tc
S6c; outside brands, 30c v gallon.
CoFFEE.-Old Government Java, 2S to
soc; Costa Rica, 2Oc; Guatemala. zoe.
FIsH.-Mackeiel, No. l 81 so q 81 rs v
kit; Eastern dry Cod. 81 "a l0c y ID, and
Coast IN q SIC; Salmon, bbls, 80 90;
hf bbls, s. 90; lib cans, v doz, So 90; 2-ib
cans, SO co.; salmon bellies; 25-lb kits,
So so;
SAIT.-Liverpool (fne), v ton, $25 90;
Carmen Island, S1S 90; Puloa, Sl6 00'
Ground Rock (stocl1), $l3 90 q IA 90.
SUGAR.-Sandwich Island, " ID, "a lie;
Golden Coffee. in bbls, v ib, ll11e; Golden
Coffee, in hf Dbl, 1l94c; Crushed, l2T "a
l2Ac; Pulverized, l2% a l294c; Grann-
lated, l2H q l21Sc.
TEA.-Japan, Young Hyson, in papers,
30 to 55c Imperial Gunpowder, IS to 87Hc.
WooL.-l6 to 25c.
FEED.-Bran, SIS 90; shorts, $50 90 to
S25 y ton; oil cake, S32 so.
HAY.-Baled, Si1 90 to $lS 90 y ton;
loose, $11 90.
PoTAToEs.-75c@9O v bushel.
ONIoNs.--l to 115c W fb.
Mutton sheep SO 25@S4 so.
ALBANY MARKET.
Prepared weekly by S. T.. YOUNG, whole
sale and retail dealer in dry goods and gem
eral merchandise.
WHEAT--White. y bushel, Toe.
OATs-50 cents y bushel.
PoTATUEs-New cents per b.
ONIoNs-SI 90 y bushel.
FLoUR-$l % y sack, or $4 90 y bbI.
BEANs-White, y h 4c@5c.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, p ID s@6c.
Peaches, 1870.
-Plums, 12@l3c.
BUTTER Fresh roll, zoe ID. Ex-
ira 25c.
EGGs-16c v doz.
CHICKENs-$2. .50@S3.00 v dozen.
SUaARs-Crushed, l4c; Island, S@l2e1s
San Francisco refined, l21Sc y ID.
TEA.--50c@S1.O
COFFEE-25c W fb.
SALT--l@2c v ib.s
SYRUP.-S4.50 v gallon kag.
BACON. - Hams, ll@l2c.; sides, 10
shoulders, 7@8.
LARD.-14c@15c.
OILs-Devoes Kerosene, SOC v gal. v
can, gals, 81 rs; Linseed oil, raw, v gal.
81 25, boiled, 81 371z.
BEEF-On foot, &c.
PORK-On foot, &c.
WOoL-Twenty-fOu cts. per b.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

FoREroS PosrAor. On July 1st the
new international postal code went
into operation, by which letters
weighing l5 grammes, or a little over
half an ounce, may be sent for FIVE
cents to nearly the whole Of Christen-
dom. With France, the decreased
tor to these countries until the same
date, January next. But to Ger
many, Austria, Belgium, Denmark,
Turkey, Egypt, Great Britain, Rus
siO, Italy, Norway, Sweden aud Swift
zerland, with all other colonies every
where, this low rate commenced on
the LIST instant, and it will doubtless
result in a marked increase in the
number of letters exchanged between
the Old World and the New.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

AT Phoebe, Nevada, the other day,
some ladies expressed desire to in
spect the workings of the Raymond
mine, and accordingly were escorted
into the lower depths by Mr.. An.
drews, the foreman. After satisfying
their curiosity, thesa conversation
turnedupon the means of egress, and
the fatigue and danger of climbing
the ladders with which the shaft is
furnished, whereupon one of the fail
visitors said she believed she could
climb the ladderherself. After some
badinage, Mr.. Andrews promised the
lady that he would present her with
q handsome silk dress if she climbed
from one of the levels to another
alone, perpendicular height of 200
feet. The challenge was no sooner
made than accepted, and the daunt-
less lady climbed the ladder for the
specified 200 feet, task that few
men except miners would dare to un-
dertake.
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nARrmQUAKH N coLoMBIA
le,ooe Pe--ens Kill-a s- = ssn
gle City.

/
Mail advices from BarraDguile, ii
the United States Of Colombia bring
accounts Of a destructive earthquake al
Cuenta. The story of the catastrophe
! is confirmed in all its horrorand details.
| A private letter dated Salazar May
25th, says the number of deed is calcu.
lated at three-quarters of the entire
population. A few families which
were saved are now on the outskirts OF
the city, or what was the city, living
on what they can procure, but they
will soon be obliged to retire, as the
putrefaction Of the dead will not allow
them to remain. It is heartrending to
see the wounded who cannot remain
alive long in their present condition.
-Four hundred mules were killed In the
the streets, and as there is no one to re-
move them, the stencil is becoming
frigbtful. The villages of San Crist0-
bal, Tarina, Guasimo, Capacho, San
Antonio, Labatera, San Juan de Urefia,
Rosino and San Cagetano are COM
pletely destrt yed. The storehouse of
Puerta de Los Cachos was sacked and
burned by bandits.
Another letter says such was the
violence of the shock that not a single
house remained standing, and monu-
ments in the cemetery were thrown
down and many Of them removed to a
great distance from their original site.
In thirty minutes the city Of Cuenta
was converted into mountain Of ruins.
The horrible blow resulted In the death
of more than 10000, in addition to
other thousands who were seriously
wounded and bruised. A great number
of "haciendasn have been destroyed
and hundreds of houses in the country
overthrown, leaving people houseless
and consigned to poverty. Many trees
were torn up and small hills opened
like MELONS. The cause of the great
catastrophe is unknown and the pre-.
else place of its first manifestation.
Some suppose that the volcano of Cha
terra, which was in action In lS4S, is
again breaking out, while others say a
new volcano has appeared in the hills
of Giracha. 1t is thought government
will appoint scientific commission to
investigate the nature of the catastro-
phe.
A dispatch to President Perez, from
Chinacota, May "a, says the population
of San Jose ROsano and San Cayetno
have disappeared, and the rest of the
department is In ruins. There were
more than 1000 victims.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
SCISSORHNGS.

Five men were drowned near Prince
Edwards Island ON the 4th by the up
setting of boat.
The boy murderer, Pomeroy, will be
hung, the governor having declined to
commute his sentence.
The executive committee of the
National Grange voted five hundred
dollars to the Colorado grasshopper
sufferers.
The boiler of sawmill at Hot
Springs, Ark, exploded last Saturday,
killing four and woundlng seven other
persons.
A young man named Doud was
murdered at Scranton, Pa, last Mon
day by rival lover named Walter
Whitaker.
The steamer Isaac Bell collided with
smaller vessel at Norfolk on the 4th.
Only seven persons were saved out of
seventeen on board.
The President has appointed John
Taffe, of Nebraska, Secretary of Col
oradO, and H. M. Vayser, receiver of
public moneys at Helena, Montana.
Illinois was visited with another
damaging storm on the I'd, which
nearly drowned the farmers in several
counties, and injured wheat and corn
very greatly.
A German girl named Lizzie Schmidt
aged seventeen years, was outraged
and killed near Offallon, Illinois, on
Saturday night. A man named Holman
was arrested at East st. Louis on sus-
plcion of being the guilty party.
Henry Smith, . negro whe Keeps a
lodging house at Washington, recently
elected a white man from his house,
saying he would accommodate no white
person. Suit has been brought against
him for violation of the civil rights
bill.
1t is estimated the destruction of
property by inundations in the south
western part of France will amount to
800, 900, 900 francs. The number of per-
sons who perished is estimated at 3, 900.
President MacMahoh continues his
tour through the inundated district.
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BoIsrERiSe HnI uP.-At a meeting
of the members Of Plymouth church,
held last Tuesday evening, it was
unanimously voted to increase Beech
er's salary RON $40, 900 tthe present
suml to 100000. Taking this pleas.
ing view Of the case, and several 9th
ers, who wouldn't be that soit Of q
mani
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

The Committee having no mean9Of knowing
the number OF votes cast in that part Of Jack.
son county recently created into Lake, II Is ex-
pected the two counties will SO arrange the
representation as TO make 1t just between them
and each have It's proper number.
II Is suggested by the Committee that the
several counties hold their Primary Conven.
tions on Saturday, July nth, at l O'Clock p. NJ,
and their County Conventions on Wednesday,
July 2lst. at the same hour In those counties
where these appointments do not meet the
conveniency Of the Democracy, 1t is expected
that they will mako the necessary changes
through their County Committee.
G. B BELL1NGE2,
Chairman pro tenn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

DECLINE IN OUR FoRE1eN Commerce
There has been an immense falling
offin expectation of tho products oi
the United States during the year
According to Government statistics
the total exports for the first ten
months Of this fiscal year amounted
in value to $532, 500, 900, or SAL $780,
900 less than during the same time
last year. The total imports during
the same period fell s35, 500, 900 be-
low last yaar when they amounted
to s495, 800, 900 in value; showing the
balance Of trade considerably against
us this year, as compared with last,
the greater part Of the falling off in
exports for the above time, was in
cotton, which was $25, 200, 900 less
than last year, OF more than ISL ,OOO,-
OO9 pounds; while the exports Of
wheat and Indian coru decreased$l2,
10000
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

An EpIroR ron GovERNoR. Hon
VIM. Irwin, who was last week nom
mated as the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of California, has been
for years past editor and proprietor
Of the Yreka Union, the leading
Democratic paper Of Northern Cali.
iornia. He was President Of the
Senate in the last California Legisla-
ture, by virtue Of which position he
became Lieut.. Governor on the cleo
tion Of Governor Booth to the U. s.
Senate. He is Il gentleman Of intog-
rity and ability, and is very popular
with his friends At home. Our Cal
ifOrnia Democrats have chosen well,
and cannot fail Of success,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

Or AeE.--The San Francisco Er-
dminer was 2l years old on the 1si
inst. 1t has always been the leading
Democratic paper Of the Pacific coast,
and during the last few years, under
the Leading editorship Of Col, p, A.
Roach, il has taken a prominent po.
sition in the front rank Of the Dem
ocratic journals Of the Union. We
wish it continued success in the fu-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been duly appointed Ad
ministratrix Of the estate OF Benz. +. Neal. de
ceased, by the County Court OF Linn county
Oregon, therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to pre-.
sent the same with proper vouchers, within six
months from the date hereof, at my residence
near Scio, in said county.
July 8. Is75.-lswl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

CALIFORNIA journalism must knock
the socks offn the "Oregon style, -
for we see it apnonnced that owing
to the exceeding roughness with
which the several political journals
down there conduct the present cam
paign, Mrs. Laura De Force Gordon
has retired from the editorialship Of
the Stockton Leader; giving over the
quill to man. Won't Sister Duni-
way turn up her nose at such femi-
nine weaknessP And is that the way
these female sufragers are going ia
present square, solid and dauntless
front to the enemy? Our. indigna-
ton overcomes us and we refrain
from further comment in sheer hui
initiation at this sign Of weakness on
the part Of one who should be so
strong,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

THE BeecherTilton jury couldn't
agree and we're discharged. They
arc understood 70 have stood nine
for Boecher and three for Tilton. II
ID nol known whether tho parties win
take another tilt on the case.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

The Democratic primaries should
elect men only aa delegates who will
promise to attend the County Con-
vention in person. Proxy conven-
tons are always detrimental to the
party organization.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE.
A0 closure, and an orderof sale, and an Exeou.
tion issued out OF the Circuit Court OF the fiaie
OF oregon for Linn county, TO me directed and
delivered Tor the sum OF Two Thousand and
Six Hundred and Forty Dollars and 9eVoniy.
Seven Cents In U. s. gold coin, with Interest
thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent Der
annum In like gold coin, from the ah
day Of March, 1875, and the further aum of
Fifty Dollars, as an attorney fee In said sui,
and for the further sum OF Thlrty-Thrce and
Sixty One Hundreth dollars costs and disburse.
ments Of said suit, in favor Of James Kinney
and against Joseph E. Bentley and Thomas &.
Wihn, and for want Of personal property,
have levied upon, and will sell at public anc.
ton, TO the highest bidder. for y. s. gold coin
III hand paid on day OF sale, In front OF the
Court House door in the City Of Albany, linn
County, Oregon, on
Saturday, The SIst day Of July, 1875
at the hour of one O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, In
accordance with said decree and the order OF
sale therein contained. and,in the manner pre-,
scribed by law, all the following described
pieces, parcels or tracts OF land, to-wit; ALL
the West half and the undivlded fye-eighss of
and IN the East half OF the Bartlett Curt and
Elizabeth +. Curl Donation Land Claim, No
tifcation No. 3,2ga, the same said Donati1n.
Claim being the SOUTHWEST one.fouTth and
the West half OF the SOuth-East onesfourth or
Section tw6nty-0ne, and lots No. one and nine
Of Section tWenty-elght. all In Township u
Soath, Range West. containlng In all 808 CLIO
acres-said land mortsaged containing 2iO T3-ll0
acres more or less.
Also the following described premises to-wit ;
Situated In Township u South, Range West,
beginning at the North-Iast corner OF section
%, and running thence West 40 chains; thence
South ~ chains; thence West chains; thence
South 40 chatnsi thence East chains thence
South ~ chains, to the intersection OF said line;
thence East 70 chains TO section line, andthenoe
North W chains, to the place OF beginning
cOntalD,.y 3OO acres more or less, all the ab0ve
described premises being situated In Linn
county, Oregon, together with all and singular.
the tenemeTts. hereditaments and appnfe..
nances thereunto belonging or In aRy wise ap.
pertaining. to satisfy said execution costs and
accruing costs, l.. @. RICE.
sherIff Of Linn Co, Oregon.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been duly appointed Adj
mnistratrix OF the estate OF Robert 8. Shank
lin, deceased, by the County Court Of Linn
county, Oregon, therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
to present the same, with proper vouchers,
within six months from the date hereof, at my
residence in Peoria, In said county.
MARTHA A. SHANKLIN, Admr'x.
July 6, lS75--l8w4.
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Chas. S. Piesorn, who had his leg
crushed at Walla Walla by being
jammed between wagon and the
wall OF building on the 25lh ult.,
died on the following day from his
injuries, sG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

NEw Zealand prohibits females
from attending the public schools.
holding that a woman does not need
book learning to enable her to split
wood and hos corn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

ISpAS TEuRiToRY isa cheerful place
to live. Only q murder cases at
last term Of U. s. district court for
that Territory, and "a a result seven
persons are to be hanged on the Srd
Of September, two Of whom arc boys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

Cast Them Out. II there sre any diseases
which deserve tne natneuemOaite, Dyn sils4a
u one Of them. Il racks and tears the system
like 4 veFltabls lend, and renders llfe a bur
den. The medicines Of the DIspensary will
not expel it. Casa q out with DR.. WALKRR's
VEoEFAnLE VNNEGAR BITTERs. There X No
form of indigestion ur liver complaint that
can Withstand this potent tnnic aud Alternative
The newly discovered California rnuis and
hcI0s, from which 4 Is pfenarcd. are % morQ
rifc Stafpe nf5wf.
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4, NoLrSEn. Secretary.
BENTON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CON-
YENTTON.

A Democratic Convention for Benton county
is hefcby called by the Democratic County Con
trnl Committee, convened at Corvallis, July
7il, to meet at the Count House in Corvallis or
Wednesday,, July s1st, 1915,
At o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF eloctine
Delegates to the state Convention. to be hold
at Salem. Oregon, July 10th. Nisrecommended
that tho Precincts hold their Primary Conven.
ilons on Saturday, July II, at l O'Clock j.. N.
The superintendent of members Of said Con
ventions among the Precincts is based upon
the Democratic vote cast for IaD0w for Con.
gress in 1874, allowing one Delegate for each
Precinct and one for every fifteen vOtes or frac-
tlOn Of fifteen votes 80 cast. Tho several Pre-
cinCts OF the county will be entitled 10 Dele
gates In said Conventions as follows,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
THE GRANDEST ACHIEVEMENT
OF THE AGEi
LITTLE MONITOR"
SEWING MACHINE!
NO SHUTTLE I no BOBBlN f! NO RE-
WINDING OF THREADl

RWAKEs THE LOCK STITCH FROM TwO
1tA spools direct Makes the Cable stitch fnI
embrOldering from two spoOls direct. Just
think OF Il ladies'. No more bother with shut
Ties and Bobbina. You doRi have TO stop "a
wind your thread a few yards ~ a time on 10
tlltlo Bohhins. Just take two spoolB as you
got them from the store, put them on your
machine and sew away without further trouble
until the spools are used up.
Makes the genuine Lock Stitch too. AS also
an EmbrOidering Stitch and Chain Stitch.
Puts the work through Is por cent. faster than
any other machine. Has shorter