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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
SUMMONS.


In The County Court, for he County
of linn, State Of Oregon.
j, X. Cooper. pl'ff, VS.. v. r. Fuller, iert.
Civil Action 10 recover money.
To v. r. Fuller, the above named defendant
In the name OF the State Of Oregon, you are
hereby commanded 10 appear and answer the
complaint OF plaintiff. Mt the expiration Of six
weeks from the date Of the first day OF the
term OF said court, following the expiration OF
said time, t0-wit on
Monday, Oh day cfSeptember, 1875,
and II you fail so to appear and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff, the plaintiff will
take Judgment against you, for the sum OF
SleS U. 8. gold coin, with interest thereon, in
like gold coin, at the rate OF one per cent. per
month, nom the nth day of February. 1876.
until paid. and costs and disbursements.
This summons is published by the order Of
the Hon. f. N. Tandy, Judge OF said court.
Made at chambers ON the "a day Of July, 1875.
d. II. N. BI.ACKBURN,
nfSw6. Atty for pl1f.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

Fnon gentleman who was in at
tendance ei The stayton celebration
laqt Saturday ws learn lhero was q
large crowd present. and that Hon.
Ii. h. Gilfreys Grafton was nnani-
mously voted to be an eloquent and
olile effort.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
ApMINIsTRAEoR,s MoFIcn.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT y,
~ Caveness has been duly appointed the ~
mlnistrator uf the estate Of HaRrin1n Hlldlein.
the County Court of said Linn county, IN tue
State Of Oregon. And all perH0na hAxins
claims against said estate, are hereby notlnel
within six months lrnm the date hereof. % ~,
undersigned at his residence In Albany u sAia
county r. r. CAVESEr1.
Dated, June 2ith. lsz5 AdmL
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STROKE or TRRADLE

making 4 much less tirtsome to operate Self.
settling strairht needle. Scli-seiting attach
ments, runs the ngheest and makes the lensi
nolaa 0f any uinchine IN the world Has IN.
menSa diving powers. VIII sow Rllk thrnad
tQual % cotton, what no shuttle machine Will
90 IN iaot will d. mora work. moro Kinds ni
WORK and easier and better than any machine
IN The world. Call and Sc this vuninT1nl N.
veniinn a. pANrONS3 . fnolosrnph GALLERY.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter Of the Estate ar
Henry Meyer, deceamed.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IL order Of the County Court and Judge Their.
Of Of Linn county, Oregon, made on the ~
day of June, 1915 aud duly entered OF recoid,
the undersigned was duly appointed Admins
traitor of the estate "a the late Henry MeFet
of Linn cnunty, Oregon. now deceased; there.
fore, all persons having claims against said
estate either the Individual or co-paltnershih
are hereby notified 70 present the sania dn9
verified to the undersigned IN Albany, Ltnn
county, Oregon, within the time and In me
manner prescribed by law.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD,
Admlnigtratof.
Dated At Albany, Oregon, June 18Th. 1915
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VIZ earnestly uFgp tho Democracy
oi Linn 70 turn out 70 lhe primaries
uaxt sasnrlny. and lot up show 70
10 oueny q solid rank and dstsrmin-
lr6nl
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
REMovAr.

nR. GAMBLE HAS REMOVED HIS Of
~ hce to his new building adjoining his rest
dence on First street, one block West OF the
Foundry, where he may be found at all hours.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

The Republican State Central Com.
initlee meets next Wednesday, and
tho Independent Committee meets
Friday
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FARM FOX SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale his
RICH AND FINELY IMPROVED Farm

of $40 acres, situated ten miles due east az Al.
6anyRon the airline road between ALBANY and
Scio; The road cuts the farm in two parceis
leaelnk w Oacres on one side and 80 on ne
other, thus making two beautiful and desirs.
pie farms. 100 acres on the one side d we'll
improved and l5O on the other. The whole 4
under fence, supplied'with good timber, iiyinr
water ana an abundance Of fruit, and Is one a
the best grain producing farms ln the rioh vsi.
ley OF the Santiam. "A large, fine eleennt
dwelling has just been erected, at a cot N
$4,000. Il is supplied with good barn and ofhel
outbuildings. win sell on easy terms. r.
further particulars inquire at the DEMOcRff
office or on the farm OF ID, r. CRAIG.
Linn County, April u. 1875.
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n Artistic photoEreplia 70 n nOScQ q y ~ =.
Frs New Rooms. No. llI and ~ ~.
Portland. Oreg1n. Pictures copied, r1.-, Z.
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RENEmER the primaries on tie
nth inst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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REDUCTION OF TARIFF
THE
willamette River Transportation Co.,
WILLAMETTE RIVER ROUTE.

,.=sss.s UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
kaiteSS4z Will charge the following rates .
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Lightssring and Towing Of vessels Se.
RATEG
viOni5tf. FRANK 7. DODGE, Agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

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.
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COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE.

Freight between Portland and Kalama. ...... 81 90
q Astoria.... so
Passage +" " Kalama...... 50
Astoria.... l O0
Steamers leave the Central Wharf between
Washington and Alder streets, Portland, as fol.
lows
FOR CORVALLIS and intermediate points
on the Willamette River, on Monday and
Thursday, at 8 A. NJ.
FOR ASrORIA--Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at a. NJ,
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-08-18

NINEklRTo agents aud Others. male and
Nj GtN 4 female, $50 secret and beauti-
fully illustrated loo mage Novel;
a w a NFty Catalogue. X. +. YOUNG Il Co.,
~ w ~ s29 Broadway. New York.
yiiiwaoNVi I'm
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-08-18
Mr.. Delano's Successor.

In addition to what was corhmuni.
Gated a few nights since in these dis
patches as to the impending change i'm
the head OF the interior Department,
1t is now learned on equally good au-
thority that the President some weeks
siuce made - formal tender of the of
ice to ex- Senator Scott, of Pennsylva-
MIA. Mr.. Scott declined, with thanks,
preferring To retain the lucrative posi-
ton of solicitor to the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad, ." which he had just been ap-
poin ed at "a salary of $4,000 Der an
mum. MIR. Scott then suggested the
name of Mr.. Armstrong, who is also
pressed 10y Mr.. Geo. w. Childs, beside
the other gentlemen who have already
been mentioned as favoring his 40.
pointment. AS already stated, there
seems to I've little doubt that when Mr..
Delauo does retire, Mr.. Armstrong
viii br his successor. Mr.. Scott was
in town to-day and had an interview
with the Postmaster General but it is
proper to say that the above informa-
ton did not come from him. WASTE
ingtOR Special to the Baltimore Sun.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-08-18
Singular Want of Devotion.

The big Indian chiefs who are now
confined in Florida for numbering the
whites in the Territories, recently
made piteous appeal for their dusky
mates and little ones, and the army
officer in charge Endorsed their request
favorably. Gen. Sheridan, in forward
ing the request, said the talk of the
chiefs about their wives and children
was mere Indian twaddle, but new
ertheless, he would recommend that
their request be granted, since they
would never rest until they got them. -
The requisite order for the removal of
the wives and children from the Indian
Territory to Florida was issued, but
now Agent Hawarth telegraphs that
the Sioux and Comanche women are
unwilling to go, and wants to know if
he must forcibly remove them.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-08-18
ABOUT THE FAIR.
Important Receipts by the Knox
County Orange,

At meeting of Knox County
Grange, held in the odd Fellows Hall
on the 10th instant, the following mo-
lions were passed:
Resolved, That we endorse the idea
of having public barbecue on Friday
of the fair, and that we will lay the
matter before our respective Oranges
for their approval or rejection, and. il
approved, then we agree to contribute,
as Oranges, our part toward having
barbecue.
Resolved, That a committee OF two
from each Grange in the county, con-
sisting of one male and one female, be
appointed, whose duty II shall he To-
see to it that each GrauG" shalt take
steps to have something for exhibition
at the forthcoming fair, and that each
committee report to Bro. Charlton
what it can do.
Resolved, That the secretary be re-
quested to write to each secretary of
the diflerent Oranges in the counties
of Blount, Sewer, Anderson, Jefter
son, and Knox, in order 10 secure their
corporation in having said barbecue.
In accordance with the second reso-
luton, the following committees were
appointed, two from each Grange:
R. Hinclley, Mary Alldred, Of Char
ty Grange; J. G. Bishop, Mrs. G..
Ragsdale, of Powell's Station Grange /;
John p. Crawford. Mrs. NJ. A. Smith,
of Fancy Hill Grange; James Arm
strong, Mrs. c. Brakebill, Mecklen~
burg Grange w. D. GallahcT, Mrs.
Sallie Steel, Hardin Valley Grange (;
J. T. Doyl, Mrs. J. II. Giffin, Union
Grange; DR.. NJ. Xacneray, Mrs. LE-
trell, Zion's Hill Grange; A. L. Will
liams, Miss NJ. Wells, Mt. Olive
Grange; C. p. Upton, Miss Lucy Tip
ton, New salem Grange; G.. NJ. White,
Jr., Miss f. a. Ragsdale, MiddlehrOok
Grange; ". w. Wallace, Miss Russell,
Concord Grange; NJ. L. Smith. Miss
Maxwell, Felix Grange; Alex. Reeder,
Mrs. +. DunfOrd, Pleasant Hill Grange;
VIM. Bowman, Miss n. Huffaker, Sew
en- Islands Grange; Henry Frazier,
Miss Maggie Pickle, Delphia Grange
Resoired, That these same commit
tees be requested to get up specimens
Ofminerals, timber, grain, SC, suitable
TO be sent to the Centennial.
Adopted.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-08-18
Union Pacific Railroad.

The estimated earnings Of the Union
Pacific railroad for the month of July,
1875 and 1874, are reported from the
office Of the President Of the Company
as follows: Earnings for 1875, 81 ,034,
653; earnings for 1874, sos sci, show
ing an increase of S275, 792, or some
thing more than thirty-six per cent,
and an increase of daily receipts aver
aging $500.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-08-18
Original Attachment.
STATE or TEySEssEE-Uv1ov COUNTY,

HIAIA OF ILNNLssEL-UNION COUNTY,
X Wagganer and W Il Branson VS. G Aultman
4 Co,
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING BY AFFI-
l. DANlG that the defendant G. Aultman a Co,
Is justly indebted 10 the plaintiffs and is a non
resident, so that the ordinary process Of Jaw can
not be served on him and an original attach
ment having been levied on their property. it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Knoxville Wing and Chronicle. newspaper
published in Knoxville, Tennessee for four sue
cessive weeks, commanding the said c. Aultman
* Co, to appear before me at my office in May
nardviIle. in the first civil DIST, ct of Union
county, on the 9th day of September, 1873, and
make defense to said suit against them or it will
be proceeded with ex parte.
j. +. HUnDLESTON,
yiliISwt j. u. for Union County,.
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HE sora ows pi,sncras.

There l. noca-e 81 Dyspepsia iliai Greens
AusUsr FI0wgR will not cure. Come 10
the Drug Store Of DR. q. Hooker, and In
pnirc about IL. ITyou suffer from CostIve.
nes-, Sick Headache. Sure stomach, ~.
digestion. Liver Complaint, ~ deraiige-
Inent of the system. Try Il. Two Of three
doues will relieve you
A0ug CoxQuEKoa b the only remedy ~
the United states that cnntains 30 tluiIiiDe.
Arsenic. nr otl,cr polsons iujurlois 70 The
system, that will cure Fever aud Asue'
Intermittent or Bilious Fcycfs. &c; and
the Chills NOT return during tile rca-oi.'
II pennanlly cures Fever aud Aguc Of
long standing.
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For ne Rscortier.
THE POOR BRAYING DONKEY
june 20.

THE POOR BRAIlNG DOShBl
WAINuT tiRovE ORANGE COUNTY y. {.
MIR. EDITOR. Pen Ia hand grass
hoppers two inches long IN the North
west, tadmlcs turning to frogs IN the South
east. birds singing their merry songs in
Pine Knot, mems hearts failing them
about In spots, pretty girls tile world over
time alnl tide waiting forno mar, and also
n poor nnbroke and untutared Donkey
endeavnring TO brighten up his mental
faculties by drinking razor soup sweetened
with keen double pointed'pins, braying in
the west auOut midway betweea Walnut
Grove and Cedar Grove but thanks he unto
old Col. Cricket, the very sudden aud inns
polite braying Of This unbroke Donkey not
long since created but little :fany excite
ment whatever. However, being on
tile public r0ad at that time on my way
home from the house OF good old friend
with whom had spent the past night
r.ceiyeIa Few Of Ills very abrupt and
badly connected darts, and his sour razor
soup poured IN torrents through his ,lilated
nt,strels on my outer clothing about the
time lie supposed he was like the lion, and
| from tile looks and smell OF the stuff he
snorted upon my shirt bosom about the
/ time he lhoughta wild male swine roamed
~ the borders o. Pine Knot suppose Thu
poor Donkey mist undoubtedly be severely
afflicted with The epposudy, or old fashion
horse ,;istemper But Il tell yon ms kin,
readers, 10 be candid aud plain, his DART
and soursoup, and when they first begal'
~ pour around me, ina,le me feel all over
isli. hardly knew what city | was IN
did not know fnr few moments whether
/ was III Ric;.nnnd, or in New York, IL
philadelphia. 81 il Pine Knot was a.
most se.idy o. exclaim Ike Millions lns
angel, miserable me which way shalt ] ny
&c; but finding niysrlfuihuri, ! balance
my body spread myself aud Unveiled ~!
level lest until reached home. imnedia
teIy striped myself. Took COO
hath. exchanged CLOTHES, took moderate
heavy drink ofgood old corn wills
key, at tie same time wishing, that th'
Lraying Donkey. twlIuse name slial
ever hereafter call Sulomun, frum the fact
he is 80 wise aud witty such splendi,
compassionate. such an eloquent orator
aud ul0n the whole such good for 10th
Ing sort OF n blackguari any how, will Oh
serve from my little song below, that
highly recommend good old corh whiskc!
Il ms little solomon for his health boil
of mind aud body. aud lOinily cautinI
him against tie drinking uf 20 much razo
. soup together with keen double pnin,e'
! pins. which II continued III, i calculated
{ TO make my little solomon ireland whim
yer, and 80 keen that le willall soon wea
AWAY. and we can npt well ID without him
, Pen down. hat on Inow prepare. 70 take
walk, whistling mnllie nut the kettle 81
kc-lcaying my little song, for my it'll
sulun0n. u tune and sing, and mcdiiat
,,t..,, A, l,is ,1,1 and sober luurs,
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t.trr,.r so,1Jsios.

blAABh rNtVA4Nss
Ol, inksa drink my little man,
It'll ,iu yun ~ much g.rni:
You then can lring yonrniaina tliirs
Md cot your dada w0vl.
Just lake ,lFink my little friend,
Swcrtvnci VI sou cl,w'se,
Aud II will mtke y,ni tEish anl hard,
Aud then you can't IN bruised
Don't, drink tCp much my anxiUas lal
Good rrmi,Iar 4. your name,
II you get drunk some onc may say
Nav Joe you are 70 blame.
But drink away my little friend,
Don't matter ntuefi with me,
Ifyou grt drunk good care I'lltakc1
Until you sober he.
You'll love u too I'm very sure,
Good whiskey Is all right;
Iyut never drink NY little man,
Except ii bruad day light.
ne sure tllat when yov 20 10 buyf
10 purchase THAI that's pure,
And lllat will make you wise my bcy
And make you healthy sure.
Aud when you wish 10 buy a quart,
Joe, il Iii. very lad;
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radical candidates.

Washington Duke aud John T. Hogan
are cut stamping the radical side Of the
Convention question. Mr. Duke i very
brief In his speeches. He simply annouu-
c..s hin,-elfas candidate 10 50 TO Con.
vrntion to adjourn.
.'The King II France marched M the hill
Aud then marched down again"
Duk. o,,gI,t rot to lie hard 10 beat.
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WOOL CARDINC.
NEAR
OAKS. ORANGE co. N e.

HUR Machines are noH insplfndid order md
Ne are prepared 10 do work that cannot bo
eNcelled IN the Stat.
We have Burner and Pirser, attached to dur
Machines. thereby saying the labor ~ Picking
aEd BuTrihg your Wool. before bringing IL for
tarIng t;r}sise FURNISHED 10 desired.
DIR TERMS-rh0se bringing their Wool to
our Machine. will be cha,grd Eight cents per
pound. OF one fillli Of the Wool. Cofored Wool
will i've charged I3H ernts., 10 if brought 10 the
Machine. Those finding il more convenient to
do 50. can leave their Wool ut j. NJ. BLACK
WOODS store. llilsi,6ro, aud at Mebanestid
Depot; We will receive II there. card and return
II for ~ cts. per pound. Work executed witt
dispatch. ". W. MOORE& 90.
Nav ). Oaks, Nc.
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SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL.

JULY Nvupsll
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The wife and child murderer Pariin y
III / ii large. Oh Friday dtrlateli WAS
received al Raleigh communicating the
arrest 81 a man answering the description
81 Partill, aud an officer was Immediately
Dispatched to l'ulnyn, Ia Halifax 90,
where the arrest WAS made for identilicas
ton. The officers who knew Pariin very
we'll, found Oh reaching Palmyra that tile
wrong man was arrested. II Is 10 liz hoped
for the cause of humanity that such an
atrociuus fiend will soon be brought to
Justice
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Gov. Graham owing 10 his health las
nj been able 10 meet any aplHinuiic1i.
lie addressed letter TO tie meeting held
at Cellar Gnye on saturday which gave
his views on tile question. His absence
i very much to Ne regretted. n he would
be able lo give valuable information and
ruuse Interest on the important subject. i
j. pruI,aI,le he will speak Al Durham, aud
lf..eaIth Imprpves at other poinIs.
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maze nal, Row

two negro lads playing base ball near The
del,ot few days ago which, ended ina
tight A entered by sthnder seized and
held one 90 the coml,aiGnts while the other
struck him in The head with large stone
Featuring Ills skull II il believed.
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That can tell you what is good
From what is very bad.
Good whiskey now | recommend,
For y1u my little man;
And by, the by you may drink,
Just What sou please and can,
Album my little Solomon.
J0F,
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ROOMS Of DEM. con. tx. con.


Chalrmcn Of tie various District aud
County Executive Committees will please
send forward ut once complete lists u the
memlefs u their committees with thell
P.O. address. Andali persons ~ favoi
Of rcmodyiIng the present condition, and
securing mere simple and economical
administration ~ tie government, are re-
Iuested TO correspond frequently with thl'
committee during the progress OF tl'i'
campalgu. W. X. Cox
Chalimen.
~. LfTtuP0iin. Sce'y.
l.. II. s3IAMi's, Cor. Sec'y'
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MARRIED.

In Charlotte on the evening of the 18th
inst 10y the Rev, Mr.. Bronson, siri +. y.
Waddell jr, lately ofthis town aud Miss
Ivey, daughter Of the late Thomas Miller
formerly of Wilmington. ..-.
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Dase BaII

The best nine Base bali players Of
Raleigh have challenged the I" Enoes' to
play them at Durham on the Eta inst.
Our Boys s.y it is too thin
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We learn that severe hail storiii passed
through the north western part Of this
county sunday, doing great damage 10
corn and tobacco.