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La crónica., 1878-04-03
SENORES.

Benjamin Alarcon, Francisco
Amendola, Manuel Auguisola, 2;
Francisco Archuleta, 8; Rafael
Araiza, 2; Estarislao Armenia,
Francisco Atora, R.. NJ. Badilla, 8;
Domingo Bastanchuri, jose A. BeI-
ual, Jose Maria Bernal, Juan Can
celado, Eufemio GARLIC, Prudeucio
Carrillo, Joseph d. Castro, Adolfo
Cells, Julian Chaves, Francisco Ca
clio, Gumecindo Carriilo, Leodardo
Gotta, Jesus Cota- Manuel Domiu-
guez, Pedro Dominguez, F~lorencio
Dusrte, Erasmo Duran, Miguel
Forbes, Francisco CASA, Jase CASA,
Bernardino Guirado, Camille Guer-
ra, Manuel Hernandes, Victor La
morie, Te0filo Lopes, Pedro Lasos,
Jose Antonio Eugo, Francisco Ma
chado, 2; Ramon Martininez, An
tonic Marion, Ilario MelendeZ, Bal
domero Mendis, Nasario Mendoza,
G. Miranda, Nicolas Moreno, Gus
man Mules, Vicente Ojeda, Julian
Ollvera, %Inocente Paco, Ramon Pc
ralta, J. J. Rodriguez & Co., 2; vi
cente Sanchez, NJ. G.. Santacruz, :;
Miguel Sanchez, Tomas L Sanchez,
Jose Selalla, joaquin Sepnlveda
Jesus Sermas, Antonio Signorett,
Catarino Urias, Joaquin Valdesi
Antonio Varella, Rosslino Villa
Refugio Velardes.
EXTRANJERO
Marthieu Bauf, Armand Derna
lech, Jean Johannsen, Miguel L
LeCroix, Baptiste Muoliot, Cesare
Paaguatini, Julie Pervute, Pierre
Provencal, A Rasmassea.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrator de Correos.
La crónica., 1878-04-03
LOS z VIREYES de NAPOLES
pERsoNAG Es:

PERSONAG ES:
Angelina. .Srita. ADELINA DOMINIQUE
Condo de Vergara .........--.-..Sr +. del z
Don Rodrigo de Luz....Sr. L. L. ROMERO
Garcia de Arellanes ......... ..."-"..Sr. P.F
I'm A. FRANCO
Soldados, pueblo, jueces, etc, etc. por
ell resto de la companla.
La function dara fin con la divertida pieza
en- IN acto, fitulada
iME CONVENE esta MUGER!
PRECIos DE ENTRADA---.-....50 Scots.
NINOS ......... ......- FOCUS.
Las puertas Sc ADRIAN q las 7 de la tar
de. Ell telon Sc ~levantara q las 81 en-
punto.
La crónica., 1878-04-03
E c DE

Sc paga en- orc. Sc toma plata con des-
cuento.
De Los Angeles q Sal Francisco, CANA
ra SIS; entrepuente, $40.
De Los Angeles q Santa Barbara CANA
"a, So; entrepuente, SO.
De Los Angeles a Port Hartford, camars,
s12; entrepuents, SO.
La crónica., 1878-04-03

AmbOs vapores hacen escala en- Port
Hartford (San Luis Opispo) y Santa Bar
bara; tambien, en- los wales hacia ell Sur
en- Ell desembarcadero de Anaheim para
carga solamente.
Los trenes que enlazan con los vapores
para Ell norte en- Santa Monica salem de
Los Angeles d las 9:45 A. NJ, tempo de
Los Angeles.
La crónica., 1878-04-03

Ciudades del Este v
PRLNCIPALES PUERTOS EUROPEOS
Y para Boletos para las ciudades del
Este, dirigirse a H. MCCLELLAN,
Agente Local.
Ofcina, No. 6sX calle Principal, arriba
del Banco Comerclal, Los Angeles.
La crónica., 1878-04-03
Los ANGELES Y SAN DIEGO:
LOS
Ancon.y Orizaba

AhCOh
Salem de Santa Monica y a Pedro
para San Diego los dias 81, rs, y 80 de
Mario y 4, 9, IA, 10, "a y 20 de Abril.
Los p~asageros de Los Angeles tomardn
Ell tren de Wilmington q las 3:45 P. M,
tempo de Los Angeles.
PREClO DE PASSAGE A SAN DIEGO
Camara, IS SO; entrepuente, Sc SO, en- orc.
En- la odcina del Agente Sc pueden yer
los pianos de las camara de los vapores.
La crónica., 1878-04-03

SOIdadOs, pueblo, Juices, etc. ETC. p0T
ell resto de la companla.
La crónica., 1878-04-03

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
= sroRY iyHleH coMEs Ensz TaE EAsr.


If the Washington correspondent Of
the Hartford Times is to be believed,
PostmasteF-G General Key'a visit to this
Coast was more personal aAd partisan
than eficial. He says: Speaking
about what viii take place two years
hence, I am reminded of what T. was
told BY very prpminent OfieehOlder
q couple Of days since He lis an ar
dent Grant man, byth way He said
that already = pool Of nearly lsS,0O0,-
600 had been subscribed to make Grant
the next president, right or wrong.
He says that, besides this, as much
Nero money asowilI be required viii 'be
put in the pool the mSment that IL is
needed. Or this amount the same in
foEmant tells me. that aMa1keysaof bo-
nanza fame, has subscribed $500, 600,
aai that other persons on the Pacific
coast haye sJined in" to the extent Of
making 100000 Of the $4,000. 900
50 fsE promised. 4 OF COURSE there isino
means of telling nowiWhsthsf thisafs 80
or not. Time will develop it,, however.
Wien Grant returns to this county,
which will be in abeut year, il has
been arranged that be hhsll make q
touFlOf the entire eOuntEy.q His1mans-
gers here believe that he viii be a big
attraction, and will oatdraw the Hayes
travelling combination in all sections
MIR. Key, the POstmasteF-G Genera, who
has jus. returned from California, and
who worked up ne business at that
side Of the country, securing the sub
scriptions Of Mackey and otheFrmi1lionE
aire minetsi and stock operators, win
arrange 50 that he WIN travel with
Gran Grant while he1is swinging AROUND the
circle, In return for, hiss labofs, Mr..
Key il TO Ne, put onBgthe Grant ticket
as Vice Rresidentn13x III ri 3 Al Ltel /
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
Citation Notice.

s.I!s II the County Court ef Linn county
1aInlt the matter of the estate Of Thomas
Deakins, deceased. Citation. .ssa %
10 A. =. Deakins, ID. B. Deakins, III r
Deaklna, d NJ Deakins, John Deakins,
Polly M Deaklns, o ? Deakins, A pea-
kina,o Pleasant Daakins. Miles Deakins,
Rachel .Deakins and w + Deakins heirs
st law of T'honnAs Deakins, deceased, and
70 al others ufknown II any there be. =
IA Nou and each Of you are hereby cited
and required to be and dappear in the Coun-
ty Court of Linn county, Oregon, at the
Court HOUSE IN the city Of Albany IN SAID
NJ, Of said day the same being day OF q
regular Term of said Court to-wEt: Tho
regular rtJannarys termG AID. 1872 and
then and there show cause II. any exist,
VIII \ an order OF sale should not be made
or the real property, belonging TO the
estate of the said Thomas DaakIns, deceas-
cd, and described as follows to-wit:
The Donation Land Claim OF Thomas
iBurgin notification No. 1855, in Up IL. s X
u u, Linn county, 0regpn.sal0 ~
Also the s. E y OF the 9 II y of aection
so, Up IL. s r 1 q, Linn county Oregon.
3 Also the ny OF the n = 5< on section z,
In Up llyS r lsEs IN. Linn county 0regsn,
as prayed for in the petition of William
CYRUS, Naturalization Of said estate now on
file ID the ONCE Of the County Clerk ol
Linn county, Oregon. ssi3 Is 5ila 81
BY order OF the County Court. sg
IN witness whereof ] have heTeunto sol
my hand and afhxed my official seal this
tho Ath day Of DscembeFs A.. ID. 1873 81
|,bspr4g3 LAMBS L.. !. G9WAs,ns An e
rs3 lis. PEE. ako. e. CHIasnhIAnz, Z
lsss81~-- fshftsssfaHs ffis Deputy.
n1ew4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
NOT EXACTLY SOUTHERN osrrAcE.

As one Of the cases am ,ng several
hundred in which the Radical Super
visOFs Of Election, the notorious John
ny Davenport, of New York CITY, rob
bed voters of their suffrage at the late
election, for no other reason than their
Democracy, the Star reports this:
William Jackson, eOIored man of
good character, residing at No. 81
South Fifth avenue, is still imprisoned
on charge of false registration. He
was born in Hartford, Conn, thirty
years ago, and has been living in New
York ever since he was eight years of
age. When he gave his ballot his
name and address we're asked, and
were found correct on the registry.
Nevertheless, Deputy Marshal took
upon himself to challenge his vote. saw
ing, 81 know he don't live there, for l
live next door to the house myself"
jackson offered to go with the Marshal
and disProve his assertion. The In
spector, however, ordered the negro's
arrest He wanted to, vote for the
Democratic candidates. An inquiry
subsequently, made, at Nos. 65 and SO
South Fifth avenue, failed to disclose
the residence of Jackson's aceuser,
rhily- Ily inmates Of No. 81 say that Jack
SON has lived there for some time. :,
Had this occurred in South Caroline,
the cOlored man been Radical. and
the Supervisor of Election Democrat.
Page and Blaine would have, lulminat-
ed two more Bills to meet the case.
Aud how the Radical organs would
howl over it as "anOther Southern out
ragep 1t is their bull this time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
pArirrr roAsrrns.

Tho Polk county jail Is in bad Fe-
pair.
Interest IL still deepnnins in the
Baptist Church revival al the capital
city. - -
A youngstcr but Thirteen years Of
age sailed planger on Saturday from
skipanon to Astoria,
Dallas points proudly t6 i6 300 in
creased revenue and justly raises its
voice for a fire engine. 4
Lake county is filing. rapidly with
settlers, and California capitalists arp
investing in different enterprises ID
Soutlern Oregon. a. n'5 b sHe
A shooting afFray occurred at John
Day river few days ago, by which
Mr.. Joseph FriEzell was shot and %
vorely wounded by his hired man
named Tansell. The trouble grew out
of an attempt Of Frizzeli to restrain
the man from an act Of cruelty toward
a little boy. Frizzell viii probably re-
cover. HaJ Is HHu aI at1h !
Dallea Inland Empire, 9Th inst:
Numerous signers were obtained yea-
terday to petition addressed TO the
war department asking for the re-estab-
Iishment Of Fort Dalles M q military
post. It Is two days nearer than Van
couver to tho scene Of any possible In
dian outbreak, and General Howard ID
decidedly in favor Of tho proposition.
Tacoma Herald. Col Black, super
intendent Of the Pacific division Of the
N. P. railroad, "a credited with having
said that his convictions. were "that
within sixty days preparations would
be made for beginning work on the
transmontane line from Orting east
ward and that within ak months the
work in part or whole to Snake nseF
would be under contract. !" Six trains
a day are now being run over the s, 4
W. w. II, h between Seattle and
Newcastle, aud are bringing in betwse1
GOO and zoo tohs Of coal per day
The transportation over The road ana
the production Of the mines il being
steadIy lnercaAedf .r< =. .I.t.aaunT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
TO RB HANGED.
Ths MurdeFeFA Of Geo. CsgEan 10 be sent
% ne Happy EsumtIaK Grounds
JauRFy 10, Ia7S.

i. Quita.tumps and White Owl, the
Indians who were recently found guilty
Of ths murder Of Geo. Coggan, were
brought before Judge Macarthur on
Monday of Last week 10 receive their
sentence. The East 0re0onian gives
the following account Of il;
They were separately called on to
give any reason, if they had any, that
sentence should not be passed upon
them, but neither had anything Of any
consequence to sayZneither made that
pathetic appeal for himself or his race
that II usually ascribed TO Lo, the poor
Indian, on such occasions. Quit-a-
tumps asked that light above and below
be given him, and White Owl said be
didn't think they would hang him be-
cause he was the first to 'squeaP and
tell all about it which he did 10 the
agent, Cornnoyer. The Judge then pro
ceeded to pass sentence as follows +:
Prisoner stand up. You arc indicted,
tried and convicted of the crime Of
murder in the first degree, and this is
the time appointed for pronSuncing
Judgment and sentence upon you. The
court will hear anything you may have
to say way Judgment should not be
pronounced upon you. deem It un-
necessary to refer in detail to the facts
which appeared In testimony against
you; suffice it TO say that the court con-
siders the verdict rendered, a Just and
correct one; and the court advises you
to make such use of the few days Of
life remaining unto you as win meet
the approval Of the Almighty God, be-
fore whom, sooner or later, we must
everyone appear. The judgment Of
thisscourt is, that you be taken hence
and securely confined in the jail in the
county Of U UnAatilla, until tho 10th day
Of january, ,ele79;and that on the said
.l0th day of January, 1879, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 8
S'clock'P. N. Of said day, you be taken
from thenee to the inclosure' Of ths Jail
of said decounty, in which yon are to be
confined; and then and there, in the
pressnee of twelve bona fide electors of
iUnIatilla county, yott be hanged by the
neck until you are dead So we are
to have an Indian execution here on
the 10th of January, 1876 and per-
,haps n war dance at night. In the
meantime it. would be well for the citi-
zens organize a few companies Of
militia and get arms ready for an emer1
gency. There is danger ahead. odi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
mE PRoPosED xARRow GAUGE ;, \
On Wednesday night Of this week

On Wednesday night of this week a
meeting Of our citizens was held for
the purpose Of considering the proposk
tion of building narrow gauge Rail
road from Albany, via Lebanon and
Brownsville to Springfield in Lane
county, distance of SO miles, betting
the richest agricultural district, not
only Of Oregon, but of the world.
The meeting was not so wen attend
ed as we had hoped to see, considering
the Importance of the contemplated
enterprise, still there were quite mum.
Der of Albany's most substantial citi-
Gems present.
Mr.. P. ]. Pengra, Of Lane county,
presented to the meeting the propOsi-
ton of the Company that rrOaPse to
build the road, which, PRO On is,
briefly, that if the citizeg Along the
line of the proposed road ,w.ll sub
scribe $4,000, then the road will be
built by the time for shipment of next
years crop. OF this SIS, 900 the sub
seribers have an opportunity to receive
in return one-half of their subscription
in the way Of freight receipts, to be
used by them in payment for shipment
Of their freight over the road. So, re-
ally, the amount actually to be paid as
a subsidy to the Company is only $751;.
500, as the other half will come back
to the subscriber IN the way Of freight
transportation. :.
Mr, Pengra was followed by Mr.,
Ella G. Hughes, Of Portland, who il
the Vice President Of the Company
and also the attorney. Mr.. Hughes
remarks were practical and to thepoint,
showing that the Company is acting in
good faith and will build the road pro
vided the people interested will comply
with the very reasonable proposition
that is made to them.
1t is unnecessary for US to enlarge
upon tho advantages Especially of Al
bany) to be derived from this road. Its
completion would make our city the
terminal point for reshipment Of ali
freight, either by the o. & G. r. R.
or by river, and would draw hither al.
most q monopoly of the commercial
trade and transit of the central Will
annette Valley. Our citizens can see Al
glance the great ADVANCES to be de
rived fron this enterprise, ana while
they would not feel the loss of the
money asked as their proportion Of the
whole (porhaps about 500, ,o0O) they
would readily realize the benefits O
the investment the moment the road
was in running order.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
rnn cnr.rs qTEsTlOS ~ WASHINGTON.

Cdngrcssmen Davis and Page of
this State had a conversation with
Secretary Eyarts, yesterday, on the
Chinese question. 1t was long, but
practically fruitle&s. Mr.. Eyarts ex-
pressed himself wprmly in favor Of "a
restrictiYe policy. in regard to Chinese
immigration, bat admitted that the
Fabian tactics Of Chan Ian Pin rem
delel it impossible far,fIs Government
to do any thing 70 check it. Accord
ing to his argument the United States
is spljecteI to tie disposition Of the
Chinese Government. He Will yet
laaln that, if the Administration can
aot ar viii not unite the Gordian knot.
the people will fhd way to cut It.
Paltering viii not much longer answer.
If the Chinese already here viii not
have to. 60, it is very certain that
means viii be found that no more
swarms shall come. Congress can easi-
u remedy tho syil. The sooner it
does 80 the bstter it win be for all
concerned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
Tm EEW, TgRRIToRE.

- A dispatch from Washington states
that Senator's Patterson. = Grover and
Garland, thseoHnniittee appSTited ahaet
the resolution Of ,senatoFFa YoasOrhsssj
locking to the estspIishmspt ef the
Territory Of 0klahama, have gone With
Senator VoOrhses5t6 the IIdian Ter
'ritory foeiths pGfposs Of making Obssr1
vatiens and taking testimony as to the
condition If the Indians, They have
taken q clerk and two stenograpbers
with them, and viii make q very full
report.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

T The Statesman learns that responsi-
ble parties from California, now in s.
lem, propose to equip and build the s.
lSm and Silyerton narrow gauge road,
provided the citizens along the limo wiIl
give right Of way and raise the amount
Of fifty thousand dollars. With this
amount secured, the parties will give
sufficient bonds that they will furnish
the capital to complete and equip the
The road as above stated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
oARD.

Many donot seem 10 understand my reA-
son fer chilling On . homeopathic physieian
during my late sickness. ia
In explanation Of the fact can say,
briefly, that my practice has bordered on
Homeopathy for the past two years, haVf
ing Learned that 9 single medicine, II pure
and properly indicated, would control and
cure the most violent and obstinate diaease
in nanisxceedInglys small dose, preserving the
strength and leaving the system intact;
whereas, the old plan OF depicting and sat
urating the ami mai economy with na1seous
and incompatiblo mixtures, ts not only
repulslve and unpleasant, but oftsn aggra-
yates and prolonRs the affection, not un-
frequently producing drug disease Hu-
porior 10 the original A11eCt1oR, causingp 9
htal termlnatlon, or lifelong SufIariug. +
Thus, with q preponderance Of evidences
in favor the specific plan Of treatment, and
, conscientious mind, I became votaFy
to the law given US by nature. and discoy-
cred by the immortal Hahnemann, Simils
Simtlibus Carantur.
a Il may net DO outof place to state for the
benefit Of the unipfornled, (nelnding ouI
aIlopathic blethren), that the diferenct
between the two schools Ii simply IN tbs
appllcaaion Of medicine for the cure OF
dlseasa-( (therapeutlcs)- other branch'
es IS taught are the same. ~, ...
Ailopathy changes; formerly It wa
blood letting, salivatiOn, eto.ooe ssla
Homeopathy never changes; a. works
and Is governed by fixed law.
fb Hoping the apology Is sufnclenty pro,
pose abiding by the following quetation: :.
esSeixe upon the truth wherever found
L Upon Christian or on heathen ground" !"
hqtefsfu8 ni iQi Nv p SMITH, NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
mere synopsis. -

DOUBTLESS to many persons the year
1878 seems an unprecedented one for
murderous attacks on crowned heads
but the year 1859 was Hignalized BY
three ON the King Of Prussia, on the
Queen Of England and on the Emperor
of France; the following year also BY
three-on the Emperor Of Austria the
King Of Italy and the French Emperor,
Still, in the present year, though only
three monarchs have bcep attacked, the
two attempts Of Hoedel and Modelling
make the total number oEo attempts
four, which is unprecedented for at
least quarter of 4 csntary.d Within
the past fourteen years Presidents o.
republics have been attacked by assas-
sins almost as frequently as Kings and
Princes, as the attempts ON o President
Lincoln and on! the Presidents Of Boil
via, Peru, Ecquador and Paraguay will
show. There were six actual attacks
or plots for attack on Napoleon III
during ther reign This year there
seems to be marked panic in the roy.
al households Of Europe, TO which each
fresh, though futile attempt at assassi
nation, adds new treEnorDdoefssik ,aal
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SheriR's Sale.

ny yfRTUE Il on A VDECREE OF
ID foreclosure in the Circuit Court, Of tho
sIshe Of OEegalsY for The county of Llnn,
and an execution issued IN pursuance
thereof, onsthe Fah day. Of Deeamher, 1878,
to me directed and Delivered IA 1Avol Oh
AslRs H0taling and b q. Lord, partners
doing business under the firn name of A.
p, Hotaling q Co, P1aintiffA, and against
James Mskf@rirl1 Nancy J Merink, his
wife, John G. Morrison, and 3. Martin, =.
Il Martin and D. W B-eHeparies fe2in4
luAi1isss npder the hfA naN ~ - eA.AAps3
tin Il Co., and J. Il. HerTen, Sheriff OF
Linn ccuntya orsgeRs dslsacsss ,,,,sn.1 1Cr me
eqe.dollara and Eighty 5twa eants n Gold
cain og the United States ard the f1rllseH
halknplof Tvyeatysnino sd0lAAF8 and SlxtNv
il<0 cents, seosas,eI have levied. apon thHi
mcrtgaged prenaises descr1bod n naid de~
cree as follows, te-wit:
The Soah hlf 0fltha East lasf OF lot
No. four in block No. eleven, In the City
same me 4 described 81 On TIE iPlata and Surveys
of. the said City Of Albany on ree9rd az
the office OF, the Conntyp CLERK oll t'''sr
county, Oregon and oILslesslzs ssss Is ,sossssi
Saturday, January 18Th, A. ID. 1879,
at the COURT House dsQriP the fltySf Al ;,
one o'clock p. n, viii sell the hsrelnle-
foEbs lles8flbed reanp pre- 9erty z kl1n1
with the provisions OF said decree, to-wit:
The proesedis OF the saltsto e. ppLlsa -
follows First, si TO tha payEnens OF ne
costs of suit and aecruing costs; second.
The sum found to ie8 due % she plaintiffs
herein, and the remainder, ii any there
be. to beapplied pro rata on the cIain OF
John G. Morrison against the said J. Nj
MerrickI OF zO4 So S1AQ t1e clam Of T..
Nartir;' p. ]. Martin and ID. v. B. Heharie.
,against the said Defendant, y, M, Aerri.ks
lo7 sol n, tfItil both are paid, and the feS
Imainder, if any there be, to Z. be paid to the
said J. NJ. Merfiek.
]. @. DICKEY,
: rssa6liie ia Sheriff of Linn Co., Ogtss'
Dated this 18th day Of Dec, 1873. nlg 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
rur E4srERs rREa. o. HAMS. =, ur.aA..E =

fF''f7 = ~ q TEFFF7 IVft'E ~ WE
The leading jOurnals of New York
express opinions of the Message by no
means aattering to it, aathor. The
Times, Radical, Hays: i''It ialaas insf
fcctiye As well az brief. II Is silent
where positive ,.tteranocs are required
eyasiYe where plainneas is essential 70
truth. non-oommittall on points in refer
cnce TO which the head Of tho Admin
istration should be emphatic, aud in its
treatment controversial topics, 10
prevailed by anoptimisn, which in some
questions may pass FOR ahiability, but
will be more generally regarded as evi-
denSe Of weakness" .a..a5.ar ai g..
Tho Tribune, Administration organ,
characterizes it as "plaih docdment, .
mere synopsis" ''sa1' 7'
The Hernid, Independent, remarks
that sit is moderate even TO tameness ;
more remarkable for oBiissions which
imply reconciliation with his political
party than for recommendations look.
ing to legislative action /; plain and
neryeless."
The San declares that Hayes fails
utterly to recognize the great and press
ing questions Of the time, and fails to
make any new suggestions worthy oi, I
man of affairs, and again shows him
self to be a. incompetent as he Is !
fraudulent President" u 'mfi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
Dental Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Drs. Geo.
W. Gray and. 4 z, are Gu licensees
eial Dentunes, in Alhap1, Oregon. Al
persots are herebE . lati 6iIad aga st pl.t-
chasing Rubber Dental Plates Of any par
ties NOT Licensed of this Company, as by
so doing they render themselves equally
liable e presecptiop 70, niringsHsntz "A
wilhl8al 10 tha CouYictionts of any YpRrtaes
OF UTiawfuI use Of our PATENTS.
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Treas. Goodyear Dental Vulcamte Co.
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3, The Cinnamon who worked on the
Seattle railroad appear to be bilked out
Of their pay. Claims to the amount Of
about $40, 900 have been brought into
court and decided against them, on the
ground that the work they did was for
4 B.-cO,ptractor and not for the rail
road. They will appeal to the supreme
court Of the Territory.