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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
In MEMORIAM
LEBANON, May %, is77.

4 LEBANON, May 20, 1877.
The following resolutions were passed
by Lebanon Grange at tho last meetlnsi
wHEREAs, In tho wise providence of
Cod our sister, Rebeoca Gibson, has been
renewed TO the better land by death, which
event occurred on the 18th OF April, 1877;
AND wnEREAs, BY such removal the
community In which she lived has baen
deprived Of valuable member,
AND wHRREAs, The Lebanon Grange,
No, 2l, IN particular, has lost worthy and
respected sister, therefore,
Resolved, That the Grange wear the
badge Of mourning ~ thirty days.
Resolved That wp deeply sympathize
with hor boreavod faihily y and relatives, but
that thoy with us rely upon the glorious
promises Of God for conlfert and consola-
tl0n.
Resolved, That those resolutions be
spread upon the minutes OF this Grange,
also copy be Furnished the borrowed bus
band also that copies be aent tho STATE
RIanTs DEMo0RAT, ALBANY Register''
and the "Willamette FRrmar,n and that
they be requested 10 publish the same.
II, s, ROBERTS,
SARAH SALTMARSH, Com.
A. Il, SIMMONS, rs..fa
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We have something now that will
interest yOu--somethlng that you will
want to know. Kuhn h Miller, Of this
city, have received patent on com
blned harrow and clod-crusher, and
every agrIoulturist ought to come In
and see the machine. II is no simple
that any small boy can handle II, and
80 light that two gOod horses Rre all
that are required 10 run II, II Ii go
made that II can be used simply as
harrow, or a. = clod orusher and harrow
combined, and by taking oul one rad
the whole machine 10 divided up into
eight different pieces, which can be
packed into = wagon without any
trouble at All There are In II 30 har-
row teeth aud 4. for pulverlzlng olods
rs there are seven different ssotlens OF
the frame holding these teeth, each
section working Independently Of the
othera, and all being cOnnected 10 front
with long rod, tho machine will ac-
cOmmodate itself to the ground over
which 1t Is going, and II will be seen
that this arrangement will also faeili.
tate the cleaning Of the teeth. An the
farmers who have seen 1t pronounce 1t
10 be one Of the best agricultural I'm.
plemsnts thpy have ever looked np'n.
L. Carter & Co., OF this city, have pur-
chased the right Of manufacturing and
selling It In Lima, Lane aud Benton
counties, and will at once cOminence
work upOn them. The Daachinr can be
seen al any time al KuhH'a wagon
shop In this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

Hon. d. +. Burch, Superintendent OF
th Psntentlary, was IN town last Mon
day.
Judge StrAhan has gone out to Coos
county to attend court
Miss RovlgiAlexander came to Port
land on the ms steamer and arrived In
this city last Monday at noon.
Our genial friend, R. A. Irvine, gave
us call last Monday,
VIII Htaiger, Of Salem, came up
last Friday and stayed with his Albany
friends until the following Monday,
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Last Saturday at noon the members of
the L. 2. Sabbath Schonl and the Young
Peoples Christian Association started from
this place for Brooks Station ON the rail.
road below Salem, for the purpose Of hay,
ing a picnic. Nearly every person was
loaded down with baskets Of goodies =
and as the weather lookedvcry threatening,
nearly ALL in addition to this, took along
umbrellas, rs well IS overcnais, water.
proofs and over-shues. But II so happened
that they were not needed at all; not d
drop of rain cell during the afternoon, and
the ground was dry and warm. Aitnr the
excursion cars had been switched oil, Mr.
Brooks took charge Of the party and
escorted them TO the grove, only short
distance from the station, where he deliy.
cred short address OF welcome Rev DIR.
s. G. Irvine responded on behalf of the
school, cordially thanking Mr., Brooks for
the courtesles extended tO the hlban5ltes,
DIR. gnytllennade d few remarks, alter
which sssfybody was thrownupon their
own resources for amusement. Croquet
and base ball were indulged in by same,
while others Improved the opportunity by
taking rAmbles through the green woods.
In this way the day passed oil quickly
and pleasantly and when thc express
arrived, the cars were coupled on, and all
started homeward with light and happy
hearts Mr., Brooks used every cndcavor
to make the day pass Off pleasantly, and
the excursionists will 5yel remember him
as one of the most hospilahle old gentle
men they have ever met
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

From 4 nyIvaie Is,sar N.,s, ~ II
.Jaekasn. VIM 4 NM, u ~. osn,n
Creek mines, W. eet the followInr
news,
INN seeel !. sna,sv .llscrvar.,, Z ls,,ca
from which len asssy have been made,
aveFaNlpg SiD per ton, gold and silver
s'Ys ssasslss Ar Iocate.! IVY eons0Lius. !.
NM tsI"e ,,,,s 0.rs's sss Z" n tssn,.
many califse mlHs the aConsolldnletl
Manareh.n NhelisllEe has been traced
thr0NBh ale silver wells, 4 canilOt
M oss XIV wv y .,,,, " Wv ~, XVI .V.sn Snt u
thourht to Is verv wlts.~a6olt ia feet.
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There is 70 be grand temperance rally
At Roberts Bridge Dampground, on Satur.
day and Sunday, 10Th aud 17th Of June.
II Ia to be basket meeting, and everybody
W Invited To come aud bring their baskets
well filled Many of the best temperance
speakers In the State are expected to be
present The programme will bs short
IpoeghOs, full Of fire. music, as good w
The country affords, Tecltationu, songs, &c,
The follgNlns programme inlcrspersed
with the best Of nusIr has been arranged,
forsaturdayi the programme for sabbath
will be made after they arrive at tho camp
''''''. r. 5: + i Ss';:: I5$:'' SI::si''. Com.
Introductory address, by Rev. y. @.
Irvine, ID. ID, Of Albany.
"rhe annual COstAo this country of al.
chollc drlnks,in time, money, lives, and
pauperlSm, by Hon W. r. Dunbar.
"EhectS of alcoholic stimulants upon
tho human SysteP9 by y. w, Watts, NJ.
ID, ,DT Kaanhill. Asg8EE8WRkF ~
ITO what extent alcoholic drinK is the
lnssigatbr OF crime, and the constitution.
allty Of u prShIbllory law" by Judge
Piper, of Albany
AS u cOrruptlng agency In politics aud
at the ballot box" by Hon, 7 II. Cam, of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
An Errsnssua Iasa.

While East Of the mountains n iow
weeks ago we learned that the people
In that section had In some way
gained the information that the last
Legislature had passed an act giving
the right to any one 10 put his own
brand on Calves six months old, which
happened To be running with their
herds, whether they really owned them
or not. This Is altogether erroneous,
Nothing Of the kind has ever been
passed by the Legllature, and anyone
who hos been working on that plan
has laid himself liable to prosecution.
such law wouldnot be just, and the
Legislature would have no authority
IN pass II. eAaREE "MNWae
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aAWTuAm puuMnS.
AN UNpLEAsANTTRIP- NEWS FROM
THE MINES ON THE sANTTAM.
,MRHAMR lIay %, 1877,

MRHANR, lIay %, 1877,
Editor Dsmocrdf'
Leaving camp at ilenllne Greek Capital
Mlnes) early In the morning, In company
with Msssrs. Glover and HOlt we made
our way down The wild csreering little
North Fork Of the Santlam, passing fOrds
and delllss without accident, and at about
II O'Clock a. m, struck colots 1t ISllIhorn,
where under the limbs aud foliage Of a
huge old flh with desperate efforts we sue
cceded In starting fire, Notwithstanding
the deluge of rain pouring down from an
angry and oboh sky, much Of which per-
cslated past lgunuh and needle leaf upon
our already dripping ahoddy, But then
what Of that we are only poor nlners
and pFospeciOrs and on the street fingers
are pointed At US, In unison with the
sueSring lip aud word Of mouth HES
only a prospector." But thCn only ten
miles more OF muddy, slippery, trall, DER.
hung by dripping grass, aud shrub, and
treo will ultimate the days journey, when
wc shall be ut tho hOspltAble tlreslde Of
Mr., and Mrs, ]. X, Smith, Of whom we can.
no, say too often "GOd bless them" II
Il should come to pass from some latent
cause to US unknown that We must say
''Etunrule,n then we will seek Some
wnrmnr rlinin, sehefe tlie Wild horae seeks
no rooted stable the fowl Of tho air mi.
gra,esAes Al seaFch Of Sumwer and live
and grow old IN aaslmllate us 10 an easy
going ignorance and die when our clock
ticks out and 60 up to God, and as my
friend B. used to say, TELL him we
were nsl 20, blame for It," But hold, un-
Willingly we arc perpotratlng apostrerhc !
we have len the struggling fire and boiling
coffee and arc off into the quasi ideal.
Coffee ready, with shlverlng limbs we hug
close eTer the smnuldarlna nEeand MUNICH
away at rib Of deer, fried bacon, alter
nate'y "sopplng" some OF Franks best
bread In the frying pan, together with the
Juice II ye Arabia Gods, we tumble un'
segregated down among ule gastric Juices
Dinner over we up ana aopaf' ho'' Anu
I-6lovOr with bis two mules stay to
await u's hnale OF lhe ''orm nap'""',
to him aud his ihouSeho'd Snoer 'he olu
mr. we TWO weary "s' pngrnn' "uuseu
ON, Suaneef' u'u y"u ose' '.A' 'HHu"'
tang or mule with your 0o"'s iu'i OF wa'e',
canghlfrum soaking garments from ABOVE
We tried il for mile and quit every jSlt
there Is peculiar sensation, an undehnsd
exisn, upward--whinh reminds mt Sf
certain lrollcs while studsnt. at c.
while performing our weekly tall Oyofa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

y Wofkmcn have been engaged for several
days ii tearing away the south wing Of
these mills, which was used as store
house. A new wing, 2sx3O, will be put up
In ils place, aud another on the north,
abou. Q6x2s, while The font Of the main
building viii be raised 6 feet higher.
Besides these improvements, brick Office,
,2OS90. will be built between the mill and
tl,e l,,,te waFehouseE Mr.Fa,Ier'is bound
to be prepared for storing .gay his share
.of ,Ie cereal crop lhis year,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

This Is the name Of q new variety OF
strawberry, several specimens Of whish
John MlllArd let on our table few
days age. He sent East last fall and
bought l76 strawberry plants Of differ
ent varieties, and out Of that lot only
one plant lived and II was the one
which bore these berries, He now has
nifty plants which have been produced
by this one, and next season will have
somo fthe fruit for sale. The berry Is
large, round, aud luscious.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
Attentlsu, Pisnssra.

NQulto number Of the residents Of Linn
county arrived Anthis country In the year
1916, and as they would oil ne doubt like
to get together onoS moroand talkovcr old
times we have concluded 10 call a meeting
10 be held at the oour, House In lh!a city,
on Friday, the slhinst for the purpose Of
making arrangements for holding plcuic
somewhere In this county duriAg the
month Of July. Let all Jortydusrs attend
JONAS DAVIS,
Stained, n ~ II. KNOX, evs
81 ats gwat w, n, HALL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

Albany College Is about to clsse un-
III next fall, and tho following wIllbe
the programme Of Oxerciaes
Monday Eresiag, Juae 1i-MuglcalAnd
Literary Entertainment In behalf Of
College improvement. ene'
Tuesday Erening--L Literary exercises
OF the Alumni Association.
WsdnsSddg Epeaia0--AnnuAl Addresli
by Hen. ]. ]. Rrown, A. II. soslsg "
on Tuesdayiand Wednesday NJ that
week the oy mInatlons VIII b. held at
the Colleg /, and the ,cltlzans are inylt-
ell 10 attend. .5ws agt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

By lettor from Rev. A, j. Hunsaker
we learn that the Baptist sabbath
School Convention for this State will
commence In Albany ou Monday, June
25th, and will probably hold for three
days. The 0. n G, X. II, Co. have
kindly consented TO pass delegates over
their road OF haN the usual rates, aud
persons who have been solectSI to'at-
tend should not forget TO bring their
credentials.
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our CsIshrasion.

Tbs Finace Committee have gone To
work, and arc calling Ou our citizens
and giving them q chance to show their
patriotism, and and We are glad to
learn thai the aubscripIon list Is swell
ing rapidly A mass meeting Ofthe
cltiSens has been called for Tomorrow
evenlngat tlsConrt Hauas, at which
time the committee will make Its re-
port, reading of the names Of those
who have contributed to the fund, and
also the names Of these who have re-
fused. A large attendance is desired
aa this will prSbably be the last meet
ing VI the citizens which will be called
to consider the question Of the celohrA-
tIon. Everything now locks like we
we're going to have larger celebration
thaA has ever been held In the valley
counties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

The telegraph few days ago contained
the following paragraph "Tol Brock
made q mile dash Al I.oulsviilc, on the
aith, iniiS0al, the beat time on record by
two sscouds,o The associated psaas gent
who wrote that Is not strictly reliable, al
least not On tuyfmAtien, The best time
ever made by horse for the distance of
W ',BnccAhosr,p ? a tsalisbuy,
IN 1862, who ihpde It In 1893,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

l0urvalurd friend, Dav RGffAry, super.
ntendeht at DR., LoryeAs Hamman Turk
sh Baths, writes us that his admirable
institution " ilourlshing fncly--eael day
aS usual taking In many Of the 'nnwashed
and sending them foFthclsan as tho driven
snow, He says Dr. Iioryea u TO b married
on the 10Th inst, to a Jewish lady Of excel.
lent addressand attalnmcnts, ~ name Miss
stcrn--ouc Of the most elegant ladies In
the city We offer our congratulations.
Thanks to DAY. for special fayors and
kind remembranccE Longmsy no Bathe :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

There Win grand strawberry and
lee cream festival, given BY the Indies
OF the NJ. Il. Church, ut the hall Ia
Miller's brick, on Friday evening, the
sth inst, the proceeds Of which will
he applied towards reilttlng the church,
A cordial invitation Is extended 10 all
to attend. Admission, 25 cents straw
berries and ice cream extra. N
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
Don't ne FOOLED.

We understand some agents arc running
over the country taking orders for rose
trecs,p which ihey say viii grow slx Or
seven feet high and bloom all the year. We
adylsc our readers not to buy, rs the Fruit
Recorder pronounces thom to be u perfect
blk, and the agents are either lsnorant Of
their business Or are SGT of scoundrels
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

Rev. Az. Hunsaker wrote "a from
Station that the new Rnptlst
church was dedicated 1t that place on
th620thlilt., aud thAtR SoFles Of very
luteroatIngrgvlval meetings have been
ever since The mpatlnGa
aFe oOuslautly inoFeaslng ln Interest
and o great many pefaons have 10
come anxious about their souls, Na
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

TAll loysra OF this game are requested 10
meet VI I'll. grounds near ThOs Montcita's.
tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock, iortlie
purpose of isklng lnto confederation tlle
pruprlelyOr organizing club II enough
perssus are in attendance there will be
several games played during theaiiernoou
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
Grand lodge.

The Grand Lodge Of the Good Templat
organization Of this State meets IN thia
city on Tuesday, juno 1etli, aud will prob
ably remain In session for three or four
days. Abotter place conld not have been
selected, ss we think Ia pFoportlon 70 tle
popuIaliOnthefo is.aless amosnI ofiliquor
drank In Albany thap IN ANY oihefS Sly On
The Coast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

MSyAtE Martin, q lady recently from
the States, who has had many years e1-
pericnce in the millinery business, has
opened ouLa an establishment 10 the SchmGer
building lIcxt dot lb tlle lakcFy She
will keep full line Of millinery goods, do
a general dress-maklng business, aud viii
paypaFticular attention. bleaching, press,
ing, and shaping over old hats. We rec
omnend olr ladg iriends 20 csllon her
before They make tIeirpurchascs.
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Mrs, 3. A. Johne desires to notify het
ladies' Of Albany that she has resumed
the business Of dressmaklng, and will
take orders at her resldence, corner
Of Second aid Broadalbin streets,
opposite the DEMocRAT office. Mrs.
johns is also prepared to teach the
tailor system Of cutting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

At +. Carter 4 Co.'S. factory, on the river
front, near the foundry, is the' place to get
ysur doors, sash, mouldIngs, door and
window frames, fencing, turned work,
scroll saving, orany thing In The limo Of
house finishing work, either plain or orna-
mental Call and soc them. They have
the machinery to do the work and the
mon who know how 10 use Il. IT,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

The regular monthly nesting Of this
society will be held on Thursday of next
week at the residenee OF Mrs. Houek All
members and persons wishing to Join
should he On hand promptly At ? o'clock,
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Whs Wanls HIsncy {?

Luther Elkins has been appointed
University Fund Commissioner for
this county, and Il any one wishes to
borrow money he can furnish them
from the University fund. tiall at his
realdenoe In this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

TIM WAR iu Europe, although It
win no dsuLt absorb n great deal OF
attention, and win probably affect the
grain market largely, will work no
change ln the system OF doing business
ut Shedd, Wheeler will continue TO
sell to all corners with ready cash the
best goods for the lowest pflceu, and
to pay the highest market rates Ia cash
for merchantablo pfodnce. New aud
reah stock received every week,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
CentonnIaI LAbor savIng soaE

Doca the cleansing Without ally ruAbing
or serabbing process whatever. ~ new
being daily tested ct ilrsl doOfges, III Ex
change Hotel, IN DIS Guy geggbe9S|
invited to call and tliOroaehly y itAty iiis
astonishing cleansing properties, Way 4
Hurley agents for Oregon.
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HYATTS LIFE BALSAM.

As a conquerOr Of Rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia, and cure for Scrofula and all
diseases arising from impurity of blood,
the old and reliable Family Medicine,
hyatt's Life Balsanl, stands unequalled, as
proven by over 500, 900 great cures during
the past 80 years. Is a radical vegetable
Compound Of Sarsaparilla, Dock, Guaia-
cum, etc, and u permanent cure. Sold by
all druggists and country grocers. Take
nothing else, and If they haven't Ii we send
by express, boxed, everywhere, ut 81 and
20 per bottle; $500 and $3.50 half doz.
HYATT & HYATT, 246 Grand st., N. Y.
n3lmY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

JoRY--CRooKs,- 1.-THE residence Of
Hon. j. 4. Crooks, at Mlllers' Station, on
the 18th Of May, by David Lewis, j. p,
Mr.. Thos, Jory and Miss Phoebe L, Crooks.
wc tender our hearty congratulations to
the happy cOuplo.
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Notice ofFinal ssttlsnasnt.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Undersigned, Administrator of the
estate ,of Thomas Fields, DECEASED, has
filed with the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Linn County, and State of Oregon, his
hnal account for settlement, and said
Court on the 7th day OF May, 1877, made
on order appointing ~ 'tT7'
Tuesday the srd day Of July, 1877,
Of tho hour Of ono O'Clock d, m,, of that
day, at the Court House IN the elty Of Al.
bany, Of said county, for. the hearing Of
Objections TO such final account and the
settlement thereof.
IL. J.C. AVERILL.
n4Ow4' ~. .-, H., Administrator,
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QOOOoau't be made by every agent

00n0Cau't be made by every agent
DGJ Jeyery month in the business we
furnish, but those willing 10 work can cas-
ily dozen dollars day right in their own
localities Have no room 10 explain here.
Business pleasant and honorable. Wo.
mon, and boys, and girls do as well as men
We Will furnish you complete Outfit free,
The business pays better than anything else.
We will bear expense Of slarting you.
Particulars free. Write and sue. Farmers
and mechanics, their sons and daughters,
and all classes In neod OF paying work al
home, should write to us and learn all
about the work at once. Now il the time.
Don't delay. Address THUS q 0o., AuRus.
"a. MINNIE, fH Hf e = = !
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Cundlff 4 Stiles will commence
burning their nrst kiln Of brick to, day.
IN eight Or ten days they win be rendy
70 furnish brick In any quantity and at
low prices. o Hf.7f
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Q 9 . q q . y . .

To the Working Slass.--We are
now prepared TO furnish all GLASSES with
constant employment at home, tho whole
OF the time, or for their spare month";.
business new, light and profitable. Per-
SONS OF either sex easily earn from 50cents
70 Sb per evening, and . proportional SUM
by devotlng their whole time to the bust
uess. Boys and girls earn nearly ~ much
las mon. That all who see this notios may
t'end their address, and test The business we
make this unparalleled offer; To such as
lro not well satisfied we will send one dol-
Jar 70 pay for the trouble Of writing. Full
particulars, samples worth several dollars
l o commence on, and copy OF Home and
lFircside, one Of the largest and best Illus
iTHted Publications, al sent free by mail.
Reader, II yon want permanent profitable
work address, GEoRnE SIINsoN Il Co.,
Portland, Maine. ##W
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Grain and Flour shipped from the points
above lnentlcHed direct 10 Astoria Will be
charged 81 VIPER ton additional. m G#
Tho company Will contract with parties who
desire II 10 transport Grain and Flour At above
rates for any specified time mot exceeding i've
yellrb, W| I fHles RI.
=. 9. REED, Vice President W. a a H. Co.
Portland, April ~, 1877. ss .gg NV \.
AfuVA mn
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Mrs, Flsronee A. Peck, daughter oi
Jos. Nixon, died last Saturday ct her
residence near this city. The remAlnH
were buried In the city cemetery last
Sabbath, tho funeral being conducted
BY the Patrons Of Huabaudry, Of which
organization tho deceased and her hus-
band were members.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

She was telling female friend how
Mary Jane q,n'rnled with her 'fcller y
and said she "why, ii you heard lem
talk you'd tlink they were married.p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-01
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