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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

It0fien happens tilat, either BY in
tenIion as in pruning, or by accident,
trees are wounded in various Ways.
common practice is 10 cover lar. 2
wounds With coal tar; but this Is Oh
jected to by some rs injurious TO the
tree IlxperimeLti made in the or
SilBfas aud gardens Of the Pomulog-
led Institute, ut lluthlengen, in
Germany, 20 to show, however, that
its use in covering large wounds Is
,sAt iniurous; but that On the con.
tRsry, callous readily forms under
the tir on the edges Of the wound,
and tint the wounded part Is thus
protected from decay. There is
nevertheless, another objection; for
II TIE tar IL applied a little too thicS,
The sun melts 1t and 1t runs down on
ihe bark Of tho tree. This can be
dllvlated by mixing and stirring, and
shus Incorporating with tho tfr,
nb0ut ihrce dr. four times its weight
af powdered slate, known rs slate
Ilnur--the mixture being known ms
plastic slate and used for roofing pur-
-rurpoeeas u "A easily applied with
liz Old knife or a fiat siick,and though
ii harIons on the surface, it remains
soft and elastic underneath. Tho
hcat Of the sun does not melt II, nor
does the coolest winter weatheR cause |
81 to crack neither does It peel off.
The same mixture Is also useful for
either purposes In the garden, Leaky
watnf pots, barrels, pals, shutters.
sashes, etc, can easily he repaired
wnh II, and much annoyance and
loss of time l,c thus avoided. It will
stick 10 any surface provided It he
lsot nily; and as Il does not hardep
Mnsp Kept ina mass, II Is always
is'a.l1 Cor use A gallon will last for
aMng iime.--l Mss, Roughmdn,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
eNr. n s.uwuEnHy

4 slight sO-oaHcd cold agut Ofttilnes
lend to a serious cough, SUhieI, iincdred
for o. badly treated, allHst hGve but one
gesult--it mast egeRtH0te IN @ settled case
OF BRONOHI1IS, or egh0t Is tDofsej the
dendIv CONSUMIiIION. To all suffering
from hardssing cough and e@pectorattOn,
5,R.lCHION offers q sound, reliable, and
Dcrn,anent relief. Tt Gngments egpecto-
s'dtt0n, and enables the patient to erPet
grLfh0att Jttdtotous treatment, must cont
en1,liicote ats poison 10 the wesiculaf sWb-
stance of The hing, dcgeneratt1ig end de-
ana atItinlates OpIy iit an early and gth+
fi,meiv death. TR1CHEON has no equal,
much less q superior, and itS use svtt NOT
onlv remove the deposit, thereby Gf0TdtIil
0reGt relief, but heals the metlbTaNe and
fcdues the patient II. possession Of healthy
Price, I3fty Cents per bottle, or sIs
bottles, $3.50. -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTTgON,

aISPHONis q safe, speedy, and poe.t
fire cure 'i0y Shae sSiOse depressing Of dtt=
meJsfs, and q brief course Of treatment tctik
4esf0gGifhe di0cstiee organs 10 their p1Is-
s,fijos Of Ike stomach and intestines. The
.seav5na irrifabiiitD Of literary and all
PERSONS pWrsninO q soGentaTg uTe, ,,-ssss g
aneedigy o 9gmOgeG JU this agent dhe
stomach 10 restored 10 hedIh and tho Key.
mole Of fHe system aCiU once more respond
"a tie pcT5oTnanee of labor.
PRICE, One Dollar, la large bottle or
gfat battles, So.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

From John Plagg, Of Bennington, N. n,
"Threc wears slnca was very much ro-
duccd with dreadful cough, which re-
suited IN Bronchitis, afiecung mo SO Sc
verely as to ronder Il dinlcnlt TO speak In
an aidiho voices 10 this Was added So.
vero night sweais, and was ioarnh Cf
going Into decline, kilcr recoune to
VeriOus remedies, TO no purpose, l niadn
uso of m. Wlslar's falsam Of Wild
Cherry, o few hottlcs Of which lully rc.
mo 70 noalth. Since that time have had
ilalaam has always removed theln.
always Keep II M me, atid shnNld not
know haN q as Nithoui Il. bi4 ~ IN
tlfil-nIafe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
Thc Peruvian Nyrunl

vllallscs and enrichos the blood, tnnos
up the system, builds mp the broken-down,
vilrVS Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Drop
sy, chrome hlarrhoaa. li0ils, NOrvons AZ
factlon, thills and Fcv0rs, liumors, loss
uf Constitutional Nigor, Diseases Of the
Kidneys and BLADDER, Female complaints,
ind all diseases originating 10 bad state
OF tho blood, or accompanied by debility
or a low state Of the syst0nh
CAUTION -Bo snrc you cot Tho Peruvian
Syrup. Ono dollar and two dollars bot
To. Prepared BY SETH W. Fowls a
Sons, 50 Harrison Ave-, Boston, sold by
All druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Bpena Vista,
independence,
Monmouth,
nollo 4

and u,hor townS On tho wost side.
SAaOs leave Albany every morning at
l;aO, and arrive al DaiIas at 1880 Al 1880
stages leave DALLAS for Albany, arriving
nj G;90, and alse for 81. Jo tlhe terminus of
the l,ailreaD arriving In the evening.
Rates uf fare very reasonable.
J. =. COOPER,
Nt9nNnf pTnnriplor,
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The officers Of the "Home Mutual beg
leave to congratulate its patrOnss stock
holders, and agents, upon the snoMlnB
which they are ablo to make 81 its pus,- w.
ness for tho cen ennia year lust cAoa9u'
This result has been produced by care
ful wedding out of extra hazardous tlsksl
and insisting upon and obtaining iair rates
for overy risk written. -.
We earnestly request our agents every.
where to continue this course, AVOIDING
extra hazards, carefully selecting their
business, studying and knowing the men
they insure for, carefully avoiding over
INSURANCE and scattering their risks, so that
no great disaster or loss can happen. Give
us ycur earnest and faithful service, and
we will, in the present year, exceed the
reSul.sof the Centennial.
Our Company has boon In exlstance since
lS64--has met and promptly paid every
loss il has incurred, and Is to-day stronger
In its financial condition and the confidence
Of the insuring public than ever.
HAMILTON BOYD,
Manager, Portland, Ogn.
J. II. BURKHART,
Agent, Albany, oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

oYnnnCau't be made by every agen
B99Jevery month in the business W
furnish, but those willing to work can cas-
ily dozen dollars day right in their own
localities. Have no room to explain here.
Business pleasant and honorable. Wo-
men, and boys, and girls do as we'll as men
We will furnish you complete OUTFIT free.
The business pays betterthan anything else.
We will hear expense Of slarting yoa.
Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers
and mechanics, their sons and daughters,
and all classes in neod Of paying work AZ
home, should write to us and learn, all
about the work at once. Now Is the time
DON'T delay. Address TRHe 600, Angus
tn. Meinn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
ruRnlTuRn wARERooMs
GENEROUSLY PATRONlzED
q q q . q q q a

To the working CIaRs.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the whole.
Of the time. or for their spare months.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons of either sex easily earn from so cents
TO as Der evening, and proportional SUM
by devoting their whole time to the busi-
mesa. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as mon. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the business we
make this unparalleled offer; To such aa
are not well satisfied we will send ono dol
lar to pay for the trouble OF writing. Full
particulars, samples worth several dollars
10 commence on, and copy Of Homo and
Fireside, one Of tho larges. and best Illus
trated Publications, all sent free by mail.
Reader, ii you want permanent prohtaDie
work address, GEORGE STINsoN 4 Co.,
Portland. Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
MAY g. sENDERS,
Harrisburg, Lam county, Ogn.,
DEALERS IN
GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE,
such as are generally kept in

such as are generally kept in
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE.
MAY 4 sENDERs is the firm,
Anow us to assure You,
\ ou will always find at any time
A round their store to serve you;
umlcr one articles they do keep,
ID ssr:them at small profit.
Such as clothing, good and neat,
Every thing you buy viii fti
N Otlou., Hardware, Groceries,
Dishes Of all varieties.
CmbrOldoriOa, LaCos of all kinds,
fSObes and even window blinds;
Sam VIII always be on hand.
'Sonder., ditto, ditto,
II yer bearing In our minds,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
Al8aNY BATH aOUSEI

sNnl bNDLRslGNED WOULD REsPEon.
fully infonn he citizens Oi Alhsny and VIZ
unity TINT be has taken charge Of this Establish
nent, aud, by Keeping clean rooms and Paying
strict attention to business, expects T. saN al
hose who may favor him with their patronages
Having heretofore carried on nothing bui
FIrst-Class Hair Dressing Saloons.
d expects 70 give entire satisfaction to all
nsa~ Children and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
nd shsnpooed. JOSEPH WEBBER
v3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
PILES. HemOnhOidS.
PTL.ON.

Mann caNses tend TO produce this pHin-
Ttil and distresstnO state. TIE blood Is
retarded IN It's Tefurnj the too Frequent
cOn1esti0n of the 6oicels, torpid action Of
the ttper, and numerous other o1slses are
the source of ttts complaint, and hitherto
9iOthing e6eotudJ has. been presented TO
the public, sehieh aVOltld rapidly 0IievtGte
symptoms and ultimately psOce an oHect-
the cstTe. In PILON eve have a genledy
erhich not OnEU acts almost Instantly, bgte
arlH rcnl0po the largest tufnOTs Of the pdgfs
(PHes) by GbSorPtion1 and angnv arh0
been radically cured, haze been assMred
prior to qisiRO this treatmeiat) by ellsfs
iient surgeons that tho only. relief they
crer cOHId espect In life, epOWld bo by 0ls
operation, aud romoUinO u or them from
fh0 body On q procedure SUhich neccssttat-
ed tho EHifc ia,ts Tonsedy hGo been halted
trith delight, and fS ssoip prescribed bD
A0ny practising Physicians aph0 ara cog
,llsant Of Sts 9ss.srittssss as tho only knO'ess
Price, Fiffy Cents per package, o. si@
for $500 -
THE ABOTE REMEDTES ARE
thorough IN the eradication Of the differ
and are the Tesslt Of patient, seurchtsgs
lcbOFiONS, aud scientific fHUesNO0ttOllI
embracing a .pertod OT many DearsS ~
Europe and Alnericd.
srith, th0usdnds OF patients aUtN bear egif-
ness to their reidtiro Mortts, and c0rrOb-
orato ecoFy assertion. Where there arc
any copiications Of aissSssi Mn R THa .PEsii PsgiIi
% pleased 20 gtre GU tnfoTmdttel'J ana
Descrtpttco and Exploratory Ctrcas-
cS stamp. n tho PRoPRfETI Il X
MEDICINES arc not on soto @t y0ttf
particular druggtst'Ss send orders 70 -
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DIR. CHANDLER, /,
I4T9 Broadway, Esw.Ycrk City.
BEAUTIFUL CHRONIC FREE

rha monthly Iournnl OF Health and House
keepers Magazine, ueyOted 10 Scientific, Intel
iecttinl and Instructive Information and Snni
tnry science supplying q necessity long need,
ed by every family. Also containing splendid
wit and humog usoful knowledge, games, pnE-
xles Sc, so, Combining intelligent and IN
toroSting matter, rotating nnItlcularly to the
duties Of daily life and of tho home circle.
with valuable receipts for every houyekeeper.
This Journal has Tor It's object the improve
mont OF morals as well ast the health OF society,
aud as such cannot fall TO bo considered val.
unble addition to every household and an OF.
nament to every home Bright, Cheerful, Ear
nest an q Progressive, II Is an the side Of Tenn
pnrance, Christian Morality nnd all true re-
tdrmS. Whatever Is h rtfui 10 Society II con.
dcmns without fear or favor, and makes itself
ZEN Va tho community as a power Tor good.
llandsnmcly pfintcd, prolusely illustrated,
emphatlcAlly paper ier everybody Nnd gives
lnNre for tho money than any other
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" nv p Mn \ M y INIT
Adv EIlTIsEM MI1NT
-.
PROPRIETARY RYk
M z Dl GIN ES
or
Dir. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A,
t,,. physiolsn 10 81. Georges and 81. Barlholo.
mews hospitalS London, cursicr 70

.Ger ,Jsaps Of she most Eab0rious re-
s.,,ch mn ftlpestlgdfio1l, aud after the
grGcfieaI application Ia t,oatNiefe % th0it-
lands Of I5atieIlts, Geo, ChandleF, A.M.,
liz fIe jDIiotsia0 qcBsedies, hts sole dis
coye,3, Gnd zpgoperfy, the efficacy of srhtct
III 0fiesfaI Ia the cOtH5ainONs quantity 0t
Testimonials, The unsolicited OHeftn0s of
Irfrg not Onlg 5ceefpe1 relief ana benefit
f5,one Ucly continued stge, OWt hare been
rndiraIiy cured OS ailments and chronic
complaints, arisich hare been ddJnagea ~
nc most cIiliHeRt ph5stct0ns as hoPetesS'
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AID AZ ERTlS EN- n n T5.
T.. E. BLAIN
-pE>Ik M
{ I OF HIN c.
AMI
CENTS
Furnishing Goods
Having purchased the clothing store recently
owned by Ben. KohD, l will continue the bust
ness at the old stand. and will always keep on
hand a large stock Of
Clothing.
Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Overshoes and
Umbrellas
AND ALL THE
LATEST NOVELTIES
~ The very latest 70 shions In all articles OF
gontleman's furnishing goods will be introduc-
cd as fast ns they are brought out in San Fran
cisco. and Will be sold cheap. dnlOtt.

~ The very latest 70 shions In all articles OF
gcntleman's furnishing goods will be introduc-
cd MS fast as they are brought out in San Fran
cisco. and viii be sold cheap. dnlO't'
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e0NralNas ron w0lNDs 81 TnEEs.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-29

one Of those 10 Walla Nalla county
who for some time past have been urg-
ing that Walla Walla and Columbia
counties should slough off from Wash
ington and 60 to Oregon. Here then
must be the milk in the cocoanut," or
the reason for urging a delay in the
time for holding convention to form
a constitution for the new state of
Washington. y delay would be in the
Oregon interest and not in that Of
Washington nor in that of any other
territory on this coast needing repre-
sentation in Congress. North Idaho is
deeply interested in this state govern
ment question, and anything and
everything which delays the early de-
velopement of Eastern WASHINGTON,
Injuries North Idaho.
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were acting under Lieut.. Doane, had
deserted and were thought to have
Joined the Nez Perces. That the set
tiers in the Yellowstone valley had sui
tered much from the hostiles, and were
threatened with extinction if they did
not get out Of the way, that the policy
of the hostiles was to avoid Howard
aud Sturgs and only fight them when
forced to do SO, unless they should be
reinforced by the Grows. The same
paper says Gen. Howard has been
superseded by Col. Gilbert Of Fort
Shaw" Howard telecraphs to keeler
at San Francisco as follows:
"CLARK's FORK, Sept. 18th.
10 Keller acting AdjMnnt Gen.
The dispatch concerning Gen. Sherman
has just been received; will forward
his dispatches by mail. He suggested
that if | was tired, might put an en-
ergetc officer in my place. reported
that | was not tired. Col. Gilbert is
following me, seventy miles in the
rear, and has a letter, not vet seen
from Gen. Sherman. / hope to strike
the Indians soon.
0. 0. Howard"
Query? What may be the contents
Of that unseen letter? IF Howard can
manage to keep his seventy miles dis
lance from Gilbert, he can probably
avoid seeing the contents Of that letter.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-29
S u Nh MONS.

In the District Court Of the Firs judicial Dis,
triet of Idaho Territory in and for the County
of Nea Perez.
Aoewenberg Bros. plaintiffs, VS.. Saml phnnev
ct al, defendants.
Action brought in the District Court of tho
First Judicial District of Idaho Territory in
and for the County of Nez Perez in the Office Of
the clerk of said District Court.
VENHE PEOPLE OF IDAHO TERRITORY
n send greeting to SAMUEL PIIINNEY, w.
A. CURRY and w "A. CALDWELL. defendant
"u are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you hy the above-named Plain.
tif's in the District Court of the First Judicial
District Of Idaho Territory in and for the Coun-
~ OF Neg Perce and to answer the complaint
HE'D therein. within zen days Exclusive Of the
DAY OF service) after the service on you of this
8 umnions--i' served within this county or if
served out of this county, hut in this district
within twenty days; otherwise, within thirty
days or judgment by default will be taken
against You, according to the prayer Of said
complaint The said action is brought to re-
cover on certain promissory note the sum Of
tour hundred dollars (Si00) gold coin, with in
terest at one and one-haf per cent per month
from August % 1873 and for costs of suit.
andy are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint, as above re-
qu're'i, the said plaintiffs will take Judgment for
the sum of four hundred dollars, 5000 gold
o"ln With interest and costs as set forth in said
complaint
6lven under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
~ trict Court of the First Judicial Dis
SEAL trict of Idaho Territory in and for
the County of Neg Perez this 9th day
~ of June in the year of our Lord one
thou sand eight hundred and seventy-seven.
II. SQUIER,
Clerk.
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Reasons Why.
LEWISTON Sept. eth 1877.

ED. TELLER.-Brig. Gen. 0. O. How
ard Com. Dept. of the Columbia had
a fight with the Nez Perez Indians.
His force was small. He has kept on
the trail ever since, and has driven the
lndars out Of Idaho into Montana.
The Indians know he means irht and
keep well in advance Of him. Col.
John Gibbon had FIGHT with these I'm
dlans and claimed great victory. fit
was SUCH why did he not follow it up.
Why did he allow them to escane :?
Co. Samuel D. Sturgis It'll Cavalry on
the afternoon of Sept 18th struck the
Indians on the Yellowstone near the
mouth of Clarks Fork. On the morning
II Sept l4th Sturgis and Capt. Sanford
had a iIht with the Indians on
Canon Greek In these two
days fight large number of Indian
horses were captured, large number
both of soldiers and hostile Indians
were placed Hors du combat. In the
afternoon the Indians outhanked Stur.
us and escaped. but like true soldier
he followed them up all day Of Sept.
10th, came up with them on the morn.
lng OF Sept 10th near Yellowstone and
fought them nearly all day with
great loss on both sides. The question
is asked by many, why take Sc long to
whip so few Indians =? The answer
usually given is that Howard is not a
good Indian fighter. My opinion is
that Howard has done as well as any
one ever did or could do. He has bis
faults as all have, but is not responsible
for lack Of success. He is ordered to
put Joseph on reservation withou,
first giving him force enough to carry
out the order. Howard put too much
confidence in Joscph's promise to 90 on
the reservation, and has given to1 MANY
officers the right to issue orders in his
name, so that instead of one bead there
are many. These heads do not work
together, each being independent of
the other. Indian scouts Chat should
never be truste y are used to do the
duty that Cavalry are organized for
]. e., to reconoiter and find out where
the Indians are, and then hold them
back until the Infantry can come up.
The Cavalry as at present used in In
dian warfare only prolongs the hos,ili-
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ties as they make dash on the Ia:
and scatter them, unable to css s,sN'
them. They are poor Cavalrvmaap'a
Id bad Infantry. Their ha 'a'
won't stand fire, and the men ara aV's
shots. 1t cannot be otherwise pN
of the horses have been purchased . a@
the outbreak, besides most of tho :"
are recruits. 1t is reported tina, Cs s'
Howard said there is something vro ,a
with the Cavalry. l don't know wh
it is. ! wish their horses would d;o "
be killed, and then | would INV
whether it is the fault of the horses ~
the men, At the Whitebird eanvo'
fight Joseph said that they sent noth;na
but boys to fight the Cavalry, but nos
the Infantry were coming he Womb
have to send his men and old warr;o,.
No victories were gained BY Cen
Crook or the Cavalry against Sittin,
Bull. Col. Miles, with the Iniant,r
whipped him and drove him into Ri,
'sh Possessions. So it has been with
Joseph, he keeps flying from Howard
and his Infantry column.
HOW TO PREVENT TROUBLE WITH 1yD.x,
LIST make no more treaties with them
I'd. Abolish all reservations. Sd. Give
each male Indian patent for l6O
acres of la d anywhere he wants it on
government lands. The patent not
tram ferable for twenty years, and no,
to be taxed for same lenghth of time
by cit err United States, state or local
authorities. 18th. Consider them citizens
Of the United States from time Of
delivering them the land patent
without the formaltes of renouncius
their tribal relations. 5th. See tina,
crimes committed against them b,
whites are properly recognized by the
courts, and punish lawless whites and
Indians alike. 9th. have the Army
carry out the foregoing rules.
JUSTICE.
Justices views are logical and
worthy Of consideration. Ed.
----ry,