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Z Nine-tenths Of the human family suffer,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

The DEATH KISS. -Woman's love-
is there anything like itp A Canadi-
an wife has Just died at Raleigh, and
he has taken her to Canada to bury
her under native sod. She died in a
land Of strangers, but left behindher
the name Of q devoted wife. II was
love in DEATH He saw her sinking
fast; and she knew it; it was con-
sumptionl He nursed her like lit
tie child.-the great strong man-and
there they were in the room together
the night she died.
She wanted to see out; to gaze once
more at the world outside, but he en-
treated her against it, and told her
that TO take her up would make her
worse, but she said she was dying
anyhow, 80 he lifted her about in the
room, holding her to his breast, and
showing this object, and that point
ing out everything, and she kissed
him with every breath, till the last
breath was gone, and the kiss died
cold on her cheek. Womans love
When God made man He put all
heaven in woman's love, and de told
him TO win it and be worthy Of i'll
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

ttron The EVENING DEMnRAT, Dec. iOlh.l
HOME AND ABROAD.

/ IEFOHl tnJ ktNhNAN0 ANAbAtNAs AfNNs ANtsfsA
HOME AND ABROAD,
1
wheatS5,
Greanhacks sesS to SIX.
Pleasant last night--.wasn'tlt
Trot out your Christmas turkeys,
Many pullet win soon lay her list lay
Many rooster win soon crow his last
crow.
This weather is as good Os nnybOdy's
weather
Many turkey gObbler win soon strut
his last strut
This ls the season OF "high tiedsn--galt
era, we mean.
Fowl play will be admisslble,wo weeks
from tomorrow
Never such Fall In Oregon. So says
the oldest inhabitants.
Those "Pan Roastsn at the Albany Candy
Manufactory, are gay, you beti
Komic handy toys viii soon adorn the
show cases Of Kriss Kringle's age.,..
The weekly DEMOCRAT In wrappcrsready
for mailing can be had at this office.
For your morning cocktail drop into
sorbln 4 Cos, First street, near Broadalbln.
Mr.. j, G. Berry, or the Salon FIGURING
Mills, is stopping At the 81, Charles Hotel.
As we journey through life, let's live by
the way. subscribo for the EVENING DEN-
OcRAT,
Photographs OF departed friends raised
10 life size by A. h Paxton, In Froman's
brick.
The weekly STATE RIenTs DEMOcRAT
issued to-day. Send one to an Eastern
friend.
The thermometer at DIR Plummers stood,
Dec. 9th, ut I n, nj. ti0, ut le m, 0l', atG p.
M, 5S0,
Collare.tes, scarIs and ties at Airs, $. A.
Johns, Broadalbin street opposite the
DENOCRAr Office.
Johnny Cronin, at the Palace Oyster
Rooms ON Washington street, dishes up the
blvalve in every style.
Mr.. c. p. Burkhart informs us that he
has sown winter wheat as late as the 4th
of April and got good yield.
Mr. George f. Simpson, Superintendent
Of the Farmers Warehouse, has bought
1900 bushels of wheat since Wednesday
noon.
The editors and compositors of the EyEs-
ING DEMOCRAT can surround" more we'd
ding cake in less time than any Office on
the coast.
A small farmer in Sweet Home Valley,
who is the father Of 14children, is puzzling
his brains TO account for the hard times in
that vicinity.
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IFrom tho EvRgINa DEMOCRAT. Dec. lith.l
home AND ABROAD.
Turkeys are getting rlpO,

A good supply Of Los in the city,
What are you going to stuff your Christ
mus turkey withS
The sound Of the hammer and saw are
heard on al sides
Capt A. W. Waters, of the Oregon States
man, called this morning.
A Lebanon belle has trcsses 0 feet 10
inches long-all her own,
The costs in recent dog suit In an I'D
jacent town amounted to $63
Oregonhas ever been singularly free nom
tornados, plaques and pestilenccs.
The handsomest girl in the city has red
checks, and wears a number two boot
A youngster in Dixie got his ealS boxed
recently, for calling his sister 81 big sun
ilower,n
! Tho thermometer at DIR, Plummcr's stood
Anita m, 550, at 10 IN, 0O', at .
p, M. 580.
A Apopular First street clerk talks Of 60
ing 10 Paradise. Paradise Is small town
in 1daho,l
Seventy car loads of wheat wore shipped
from shis city this week to Portland over
the o. s. @. RR
A lot Of one-stnry houses for renting
wanted badly in this city Who will help
supply tlio want'
Get rea6y to "turn over anew loaf'' New
Years day, That Is the Orthodox dEte for
doing thatthing.
Rube says his girl didn't exactly say no,
hut he considers what she did say as "caia
mount to refusal"
Husbands should see that their wives are
kissed petit and oarressed even It they
have TO perform the job themselves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

Mn. Enron Herewith hand you con
donscd report of the public schools In Dis
trlct No. 8, as complied from the teach
cr's reports which have just come to hand !
Number OF boys enrolled, ia, with an
average scholarship Of v, and department
80
Number of girls enrolled, 161, with an
average scholarship Of so, and department
80.
Total number enrolled 3O5,
The above summary shows that the girls
are just little ahead Of tho boys In both
scholarship and department Now, boys
try and improve, A. N. ARNOLD,
Ntnrls
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Al.nANY PRAIRIE aIRIs.
A spicy Latter from ReBskah az Albany
Prairie.

spicy Latter troan nenehhA ~ to"@AS
Prairie.
Editor Democrat!
Are you aware OF the fact that there are
no old maids, in the general accepiation Of
the term, ON Albany PrairieF Neverthe-
lcss It Is plump, beautiful truth. Not
that our girls all marry some of them live
lives of single bIessedness-and II Is bles-
seduess, indeed They are not man-haters,
nor are they akin to Macbethg witches.
They are the sort of girls that wouldn't
marry man sour as crabapple, for the
sake OF d home, They have strong and
brave heats, and can make sunny little
homes by their own noble efforts. They
possess strong, good sense, and sufficient
sentiment 10 keep the heart as fresh as the
daisies that; gem the prairie In springtime
They have been, or seem to have been haP-
tized in the fountain Of perpetual youth
They arr NOT iieshless, vapid sort of women
women that have been lacsd, frizzad and
painted, until they look like dandelion
pressed in the saints rest"
Our Albany Prairie girls-wliy there Is
music and vitality in the words The god
dess OF health hns laid her ricl seal upon
their warm, flushed cheeks ana given hrm
ness and grace 10 the step whloh h'gh
hceled art is not in the least responsible ior
Laugh ii you Will, but ] have seen icei ano
ankles skipping over Albany frairic' Una,
one of your Gospel Ridge bellies wonlu
give fortune 10 claim as her own AND
hair, teeth and graceful outlines go 10 "eep
with the possessor- There's no iaNihs aslu'
those a0Junc's 10 Sohians oeau'y "n ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

RoAD REPAms,-The citizcnsof Browns
vile are to hold meeting next Friday
the 17th inst, to take into consideration tho
best means Of improving the road between
that town and EIalsey, The road at pres
ent Is said to be in horrible state, but can
be placed IN good passable condition for q
comparatively small amount II thocltizons
will pull together
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KILLED ny THE INnIAEs.-A lettor re.
ceived At Halssy last Tuesday, from Spo,
kane, contains the information that Mr..
james McAIahon, formerly of this county,
was found murdered about the 18th ult, in
his bed, his head having been split open
by hatchet or tsmahawk 1t was proba-
bly, the work of some Of the Spokane In
tiians that were in the vicinity of AIr. Nc.
Mahon's ranch. The circumstances of the
affair as far as can be eonleciuFed, or are
known, are as follows; Mr., Mcmahon, who
is a stepson Of Mr., Jas. Bamford, Of Hal.
sey, is about 90 years Of age, and for sever.
al years past has been engaged in stock
raising on the Spokane. He "bached' in a
cabin some distance from any white neigh
boFs, and was sober, industrious young
man. Some days since, an Indian under
the influence Of liquor camet to McAIahon's
ranch and made the boast that he was bull
let.proof, and to prove his assertion he put
his own gun to his head and pulled the
trigger. The result was that his brains
were scattered on the grennd and the Indian
went to the happy hunting grounds of his
tribe. His "tilIicumsp accused McMahon
or making the Indian drunk, causing him
to commit suicide. To revenge his death
the Indians doubtless killed the young
man, He had been dead several days when
found as above described. As McMahon
was strictly temperate, the Indian could
not have got any liquor from him. Nc
Mahon al the time of his death, had about
three hundred head Of stock, and one ol
the best ranches in the Spokane country
We learn that efforts are being made to
bring his murderers to justice
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

A BEAUTIFUL IDEA,--place the sea shell
: , the ear, and @the delicious murmur Of
She sea' steals like onchantment through
you but the same effect may DO produced
byplacing to The ear beaver hat, tin
posor pickle hottie, which last mentioned
fact takes all thepoetTy ont Of the sea shell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

WAETED. -Four ompeientmualcians for
the Band Of the 2lst Regiment U. g. In.
fanlry. For terms, etc. apply at Fort Van.
couyor, w. H. to Fint Lieut., George W..
Evans, 2lst Regiment U g. Infantry, Rc
cruiting officer. Here Is chance for first
class SHOWERS" to work for their "hard
tack and $40 month,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

In TowE.-AIr. John Holman, superin-
tendent of the Machine shops Of B. r.
Drake, at Salem, has been in the city for
the past two days for the purpose of chang
ing the feed Of the planer at Garter & Cos
sash and door factory, so as TO do the work
Of manufacturing those articles properly
Mr.. Holman is the only person on the north.
west coast that has ever attempted the mau-
ufaclure of planers. He has made fifteen
during the past three years, and they are
considered, by those using them, to be su
perior to the Eastern machine. Mr.. II, Is
thorough master Of his profession, and
we hope that he may find tito his Interest
to start In the spring, a first class machine
shop in Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

DIED.-Thursday morning, Dec. 8, 1876,
at 8 O'Clock, within short distance of each
other, near Millcr's Station, Mrs Sarah
simison, daughter of VIM Hale, Of Albany,
and Mrs. Mary Ann Lewis, daughter of
John Layton, also Of Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

HEAVY SHIPMENT.-Mr o. p Beard
sley the general Agent of the Alden
Fruit Company of New York, shipped
this date to that company, 1--WE tons
fruit put up by the Alden Fruit Pro-
serving Company Of this city. The
shipment consists ofthrae and half
tons of apples, one ton Of rlums and
half ton OF pears. Mr.. b. informs us
that he has senta number of tons OF
Oregon fruit dried by the Alden process
to New York during the last two sea.
sons, and says that frU 1t from this
State is worth five or 81 cents more
per pound than from aD y other sectIor
OF the country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

WE'LL ATTESDED.-Thel eliterary exercises
at the Institute and at the Dixie school
were well attended yesterday afternoon, but
we learn that the number of visitors at the
Central school were small. The exercises
were interesting, varied and in most In.
stancos we'll rendered. Parents and friends
Of the pupils cannot spend more pleasant
hour than by attending these weekly exhi'
billions. Besides the pleasure to be derived
by the spectators themselves, their presence
encourages the pupils and nerves them up
to greater efforts in the future.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

Will DE ABSENT, d. NJ Jones, NJ.
D., Professor Of Materia MOdiea and Tber-
apeutIcs in the Medical Department Of the
Willamette University, viii be absent on
business connected with his Profcssorship,
every day in the week except Saturdays
and Sundays, from 1s m. to Sp m, The
balance Of the time the Doctor will bo at
bis sboat In this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

EETERT AINMEST.---At the meeting
last ever ling of the committee of
arrangeB lents OF Linn Engine Co., No.
?, apPoi nted to take charge Of the pro-
posed Entertainment, it was decided to
have sOciable and musical and liter
ary en- tertainment combined on New
Year eve. The committee also have
unde radvIsement the scheme Of hav-
ing ball on the 9Th Of january. The
reaf Iers Of the EVENING DEMOCRAT will
be Kept posted as Che arrangements for
tn festival progress.
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MASONIC ELEcToN.
HAnRIsDuRo, Dec. 10, 1875

HAnRIsBuRa, Dec 10, 1875
Editor Democrat
At regular meeting Of Thurston Lodge
No 2s, A. r. " A. NJ. the following OH.
GERS were elected for the coming Masonic
wear: WV, Briggs, w. NJ, J. NJ. Waters,
s W.; o. P. Tompkins, j, WI Alex Som.
mcrvilO, Trcas.i Saml. May, scc'y ON.
cors appointed. Geo. Ward, s. D.; VIM
MccullUch, j. d.; Chas. Lewis and EnOch
Hoult, Stewards >. MAY
INFORMATION WASTEp,-Joan or Joanna
Marney, daughter Of Amos Marney, re-
moved from Missouri to Texas about 1852
with her unclo Hale Hathaway. Joan was
nj that time about IA Or 10 years old. From
Texas she removed to Los Angeles, Callfor'
mia, where she married VIM Maddux, by
whom She had two children. Madduxlivcd
hut y short time, and after his death she
married man named Morgan, with whom
she removed to the State Of Oregon; since
which SINE her friends have never heard
from her. She Is still the owner Of SOME
real estate in Missouri If she appears and
claims IL, Any informatiOnregarding Mrs
Morgan or her heirs will be thankfully re-
celyed by JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS,
Attorney Mt Law
California Moniieau Co Mo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

Art IIAusTRATIoS--A subscriber says
that an Albanian who takes Portland or
San Francisco daily in preference to his
home daily, because, perhaps 1t contains
more reading matter, reminds him Of the
person who selected the largest pair Of boots
in the box, because they cost the same as q
pair much smaller that fitted him.
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RArEs oF ApyERrIsINo.



You should not choose a minor part,
Or make yourself too cheap.
Without conccit, have seli'rcspoct,
And look before you leap.
Bo not too proud, but do not atoop
To what's beneath your rcach
And should you advocate q rule,
Just practice what you preach.
"Tis we'll 10 feel yourself possessed
OF merit and Of skill.
And talent, too comes woll in plays
But tact ia bettcr still.
Choose noble aims and never swcryei
And grasp your honors tight,
And when you md tho iron hot,
Strike II with all your might.
Charles Merritt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
THE OLD
BROOM FACTORY

w who manufactured the iifsl bFJOms in
this city, has lpaf returned from California and
IA again engaged IN tho old bualness N hia old
aandin tho Met4log building near FOai0FI
mlh, vionioif.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17


SPECIAL MEErrNG.-T he Old Maids So.
ciety will meet in secrG session this even
ing at the residence Of John Conner, Esq.
The special object Of the meeting is to ex.
pol one of It's late members Mrs. Win.
Peters nee blain, WI o has been guilty, re.
Gently, of violating one of the fundamental
laws Of the Socio' " Other business Of
Importance will J &c transacted The two
young sen's who recently sent a communi
cation 10 this ven arable body, will doubtless
get Setback , tonight that will "send
them weeping % their bedsn The society
Is said to bc 10 aprosperOus condition, bu
we are inelin I'd to believe that "leap year
will send ~ Up higher than "Gilderoy evel
few his kiN -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

A novel, but needful, In these times,
Insurance. company ls TO be formed,
called the National Burglary Insurance
Company, with capital Of $l,OOO,O 900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

The officers OF New York county,
Me-, have by vigorous enforcement
Of the prohibitory law recovered $50.
900 within two years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

Red, used on railroad signifies danger,
and says stop. The same color dis
played IN q mans nose may well be
Interpreted TO give similar warning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

officer VIM. Queener arrest
cd, this morning, G. II. Potter, the In
divldual who gave a "Magic Lantern
show at the Opera House Saturday
evening, for giving his show without
first obtaining q license las the law
directs" After interviewing Recorder
NJ. A. Baker he plead guilty TO the soft
impeachment and was fined S5 and
costs, amounting in oil to Sl8.5O His
free admittance dodge didn't "pan
out.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

The progress Of knowledge Is like
that ofthe sun-ao slow that We cannot
sec II. but so sure as TO change night
into day. ru
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

ONEsTERs' TAKE NoTICE Tho following
resolution was passed at the recent meet
ing Of the Board Of Managers of the State
Agricultural Society, at Salem "Resolyod
that first premium of $3.50 and second
Of 800, be offered for the best drilled,
equipped and uniformed Hand Fire Engine
Co. The members of the Company to be
tested by trial on the grounds-thc trial 10
take place on Thursday ofFair week, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

MARION sTATIoN,-Mr. J, NJ Johns has
taken in about 10000 bushels of wheat at
his warehouse on the rallroadat Marion
Station, this season, a great part Of which
came from the Forks Of the S0ntiam, in
this County. Mr., Johns is now buying and
packing pork, and informs us that he will
pack several hundred hogs this winter, and
Intends to make a permanent business OF
| IL In future.
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California, Moniioau Co., Mo

THE NEW YORK oDsERvER--This
best OF family newspapers is as fresh
and interesting, now In Its tifty-third
year, as ever before; and, indeed, we
think II more so, Its letters alone are
worth more than the subscription price
Of the paper. 1t repudiates all offers
of premiums, pictures, &c, and sends
to its patrons q splendid family news
paper OF the largest dimensions con-
tanning all the desirable news, religious,
and secular, and Rn endless variety OF
reading for young and old, all OF which
is pure and good. Every family should
haveit. For specimen copies, address
S. /. PRIME & Co., New York,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

JOCKEY CLUB.-There is some talk
Of organizing a Jockey Club In this
city and county, under the same rules
and regulations as those OF California
and the Eastern States, aud TO have
regular Spring and Fan meetings. We
have a good track and there are certain
ly running and trotting stock enough
ON the Northwest eoast to maks each
meeting interesting and to draw a
large crowd twice a year to our 20
ahead city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

Masonic ELEcTIoN.--St, Johns Lodge
No 90, of this city, last Saturday night
elected the following officers for the eensuing
Masonic year, N. B. Humphrey W. Nj
W. X. Price, D. WI w. D, Barr j, WI X.
$. Price, Treas; NJ. A. Baker, soc'yi Geo,
Humphrey, Tiler The installation will
take place on the 9Th inst, at 7rM,