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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-15

Judge whitten, Of the Dalles, gave us >
pleasant call last Menday He appears in
one Of the suits On the docket fer this term
Of Conrt.
Mr.. O. I. Porter editor Of the Harrisburg
Nueleus, dropped in on IA during the week.
Hes brick, and IS sound on the dollars of
eur dadaies.
3. O. Morton, Of newspaper fame, came mp
70 this city from Salem lAst Monday. He
stayed over night and honored US with call
while here. Heis lasty old s'greenbacksr.H .
Mrs. ]. B. Lee, Of Corvallis, has been in
the city during the week visiting her friends.
Mrs. Georgia Wallins, Of Hood River, Is
visiting her parents in this city.
Hon. Enoeh Hoult, and daughters, Of Har,
risburg, spent Monday and Tuesday in thia
city.
Bush Wilson, one Of the moving spirits in
the Yaqnina Railrcad, spent several days il
our city dprihg The week. He succeeded d
getting several subscriptions to the stock o.
the railroad
Ninety nine candidates I've won't give theil
namssl for county. district and State nomina
tiOna have called on us during the week. w,
hope they viii all receive what they want.
H r PewelI Of Brownsvills, dropped il
on us yesterday and paid up years sub
scription. Many thaRks
Mr. J. H. Hackleman, Assistant Stat
Treasurer, came up from Salem Weanssda,
evening
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ne Ga rsllsu Hall.


last Wednesday evening tbs odd Fellow
Ledge Of this city authorized their Trustees
to purchase from J. Gradwohl the property
% the corner Of Front and Ferry streets with
ths intention Of putting up ) thrsesstory
brick building at that place during the COM
s1s sasnlaess at acost Of about sI2. 600 The
property bought By them has front On First
ssrsss Of S61 Test azd runs back 100 feet.
Yesterday Nh. Gradwohl bought the property
adjoining and set aside q feet of It for 4
stairway to Be used by the Odd Fellows and
himself eonieintlg The Odd Follows havs
also set aside q feet for the stairway. which
Nill bring their building to 24-foot front,
making It oas Of the best business rooms II
tie city. The second story VII Be ussd fcl
olzss. azd the third door viii b occupied
b t6s Lodge
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enna Coaeers.

Mr. Chas HaEsnden, who, IN connection
With M Gastoa. Is managing the affair,
informs IS that the grand concert for the
bsasdt Of tie Yoang Peoples Christian As
seeiatioa Wia be gwen On Friday evening
ske 22a INST. one week from to-day. The
managers have lzborsa under grsat disadvan-
tsgss IN securing nusic for this eonesrt, not
hsEng able 70 gst exactly what they wanted
sVen N San Frznciseo. and although they
havo had to throw. out one q two splendid
ehorasss. they .tia have ; prsgranne that
has never beea squalsd n Albany. Besides
6as music furnished by the orehestra. thess
va Be ether Instrumental music, and -
aolos duets. tries, quaFtets. ehOrusss. etc. /.
by tbs very best talent IN the CITY. We win
E11hlish the prozrazanae next week.
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kal.sAssa AaI.sa
snhbp. March II, 1873.

sahbp. March !, SIS.
Editor BehociM
In she Rsgisser Of March lat there is q
Card from John ". Pneh, which nccuse
you Of publishing falsehood in relation /.
the alteration which recently occurred 81
yeur streets between his brothers and hiyseIf
Ap bis card Is 1 pack Of falaeheods from be
ginning to end wish to correct him.
IN the iitst place he says he paid mo afte,
harvest He paid me in the ahape Of ancts.
and then lefsand went over into the Fork.
Of the santiam to see some friends. While
over there was hurt very badly, and cam,
over y Lsbaaon for treatment. During ny
stay there Pugh came over shres times and
paid me money, and each time tried to get
me to 60 home with him. for the purpose 81
boarding 0at the note with him. The last
time he kept me out Of the house in the rain
until was seized tho first tims with cramps.
The calls them ftsl / have not hsa but one
since the fight and that was only il my hands
/ never left his house without his permission
except one time, and then / went to shaffsr 4.
and he came after me and treated mo vers
!
roughly. In his card he draws 1t very mild.
and says he was very easy with me. / had
him arrested far band brought bafore Justice
Wolyerton Of Albany. When the case was
called my witnesses failed to appear because
they missed the train st Shedd, and conse.
qnently I wanted the trial postponed Pnrh
would not allow it and went into the trial
iSftsout one .citness while he had absut nine.
and he was convicted and fined. He saws
that / was very abusive t5his father and
brothers after the trial, which there i some
shade Of truth in. The old gentleman told
me he would ten me sswhat he thought Of me
when we got out Of the house, and told
him to tell It then The boys sailed in then
and called me pet names for awhile, and if 1
remember right answered them. The cid
geAsleman then offered me IS to strike either
Of the two Loys. aud JohA offered S25. Felix
then struck me and picked him up and laid
him down on the walk and vas just ready to
improve his looks when some one pulled me
of After that was taken with the eramp
and the of6eer took me to the hotel, and Felix
to the Recorders office, where be had the
pleasure Of donating $40 to the city.
! boarded with these Raehs Wills was
sick and paid my board as long as my money
lasted. They got me few clothes. and l
was to pay for them when l got better, but
they were afraid | was going 70 die, and so
went down to Albany and had me put on the
county and afterwards put in bin for the
elOthins furnished me weeks before. This
may Be right in Methodist. bat If awOrldly
man were to act in that way it would Be
called obtaining money under false pre-
tences.n do not wish to, but il they stfll
persist in persecuting me. and lying about
me. viii bring that little transaction before
the grand jury FRED HUrcHISsOS.
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SUMMONS.

In The C71eaa Court q ae Stase 81
for ae cosastg q L5s74
D. L. 8. Luper, Plaintiff. vs Martin Lus
per, Defendant.
Suit for diveree.
To Martin Iuper, the above named pa
fendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon yoa
are hereby summoned and required 10
pear and answer tue Plaintiffs complaint
in the above entitled suit, now on file with
the Clerk of said Court, on the first day Of
the next terms of this Court to be holdsI5
at the Court HoDse in Albany Linn Com
ty, Oregon, on the second NIonds-s tbs lila
day of Afareia, A. d. 1878, and yo1 sfe no
tilted that the relief demanded IN sad com
plant is that the nSrriage nov existing
between Plaintiff aud Defendant, BE dis
solved, and that Plaintiff have the care az
custody of W. Grant Luper, one fhIrl 8
Defendants real property, 81 g % ilz1cal5
and S250.00 for attorneys fees. &nG fa
such other relief as may be equitable, te
sides costs and disbursements Of this seis
This summons is publisi intises zsfAI8s
IfIGHTs DEMocRAT, newspaper, for Six
consecutive weeks, by order Of kian- u
Boise, Judge Of said Court, which of36sI
dated the End day Of February ls7s
STRAESN BIZ ISlS EFT & Il lily 81
Attorneys sor Pl<iE -.
naTs5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-15

As HisToaigAI FAe1.-Every agent who has besn
steadily selling the Improved 80 Homestead Sewing
Machine for three years, his dwelling hOnsa, has
good account inbank Is clear q debt and has meney
af afinteResth natural Of securing good
agency for superior goods ct theloWest priees eood
hrst-eass Sewing Machine, most usefurelinbs e ali
times. easy 10 understand and control the szmsTiee
and does the same work IS any machine that sell At
FouR TnlEs the pEiee- There is No Eschins IT any
price better, er that VIII Do hner work, and
certainly none 80 low IN pFice b. many dollars The
HOMESTEAD Is widely known and used In thousands Of
families in the Eastern and Middle States and daily be-
coming popular in the Wes9 Il viii saTe its cost
erzl times in season, doing the work Of the
lamily, WI earn four aFs dollars day fok anF
woEnsn who sews for living Il Is the srong-
machine made, Is ready ut all times 70 Do its work,
makes the strongest end fnest stitch Jet invente6
and fnllv acknowledged the Standard Family Sew.
ing Machine. Prica Sonpleta for domestic use, 80
delivered at your door, no matter how remote yoH may
reside Business permanent and honorable, with Mofs
csFtsin and rapid sales, and larger profits than an5
other Extraordinary liberal o1ers made to local
travelling agents where we have none established; or
II there Is agsut yOu, send your order direct u
| the factory. Address John II. Kendall Co., AZ
/ Broadway, New YeFk. v1Sn1fyi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-15

W. R. Dunbar, G. W. c. T., On the 7th
inst, organized Lodge Of Coed Tenplars in
Sweet Home Valley, electing the following
officers Alonzo Anes, G. w. C. 7. Louisa
Eckerman, R. h. s. sarepta Bilyeu, L H.
8 Laura Hawes, W. V. T. Hugh Harris,
w. s.. Mary Eckerman, w. A. s.; JOIN
Summer, W. F. s.; Lucinda Mathews, w
T.; ]. F, Bilyeu, W c. VIM. MeKinnon,
". M; VIM. Sumner, W. D. M. JOSEPH
Summer, w. L G. Wm. Philpot, w. o. G.
L Mathews, P. W. C. t. J. c. sunnner
Lodgs Deputy. StOnewall Moss Hon ]. C
sumner and Hugh Harris were appointed
Board of Trustees. Success to the new lodge
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-15

Omar ". soa Of John and Matte NJ.
Parker. died st Salem last Sabbath, snd on
Monday the erief-strieksn parents brought
tie remains Of tlsir little one to this city fo1
in5ermsnt Qaits number of friends mel
them At the depot. from which place the Pre-
cession vent to St PaaFs Church, where
RsY White preached funeral discourse.
Alter the sermon the remains were taken to
the city eemstory, a great many relatives and
fFssnds joining The procession. The little
boy vas 2 yaars. nsntks and 20 days old
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ne Legal FraseFassy.

The following climbs Of the law" have
been in attendance upon the present term ol
Circnit Court r. Y. Thompson and Judgs
Bronaugh, Of Portland Judge Whittsn, d
The DAllss Judge Bonham and Prssseatine
Attorney Burnett. Of Salem; Ben. Hayden,
Of Dallas; Judgs Burnett. F. A. Chenoweth.
John Kelsay and II. s swoodeoek, ef Cor
Wallis ". r. Bilyeu, Of Scio; E. N. Tahdy
Of Harrisburg D. R. N Blackburn, d
Brownsville Jas. A. Campbell, Of junction
G. B. Doris, Of Eugene; R. 8. strahan,
Powell & Finn, Humphrey 4 Hewitt
WeatherfOrd { Piper. s. A. Johns, L q.
Montanye, J. J. whitney, D. NJ Conlsyi
G. E. Welvsrton, J. ". Baldwin, L. Bilysui
r. Bryant and b. Il. Hewitt. Of Albany
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-15

KILLER A their fesIdenes in Ansisnd, eFeeon
pa Ae1 81 1873 q lung lssa1s Islae killer ane Elza
hs.a his vie ths former about Il and re latte
Asp Aiiiai, sl5ss maiden asms ~ Elizabeth Cod
dlhesods Nas barn q hs etzGs sl T6nnssSss, san. Is
teqs and ~ Mlllsk the sans State On Fsb. sth
1870 They 1lsd on December 20th lezl
1ef started i1f is5s ifoia i1a ID 1871, remained
eYsr winter b Missouri sud 10 The la Of Ie<s arrived
u Oregon and settled ii aiieb 6euiiiy from Msson
eheg removed 70 CiAckanaa. then 10 Linn. e-s ,f
that county % Jackson IN 1851 end settled II ia u
whers they made their hoiis until the day Z sheif
Isaac Miller vas man possessed Of strong force q
snaIAe'er generous almost 70 fault, and was out
spoken and courageous ID what he conceived Is s III
ony ana wherever he resided ls influence was isavs
tsis on The side Of right and justice and in the interest
q good morals and enlightenment lie was proinpant
e leader in the early days. and In the Indian ~ a
the Upper Columbia IN 1885, held con,ats-io,, =
Major, by appointment q tte Govsror. ana ,s.,ss,l
important service He and bis wife we're tet iIss,,,.
members q TIE Christian Church Mn. NiIler -
possessed q all the attributes of worthy cbris,i.
woman and nisctlonale wife and uoti,sr and ).
faithful heiptneet always supported and snca,F.r.
her husband Ia tho psrfornanee Of every iaudnls mn
pose IN our village they won the undivided fsspocs
Of the peoe hy their charity, pety and sterling noi
and the hearts q al Who knew them are saddened By
the thought that they gone from ns forever. !.
seems meet that after more than half century q shs
kindos assoclatoni bearing mutually tie sorrows ana
disappolntments and sharing alike the eomf0rts and
Joys q lis they should ai lsst and almost At he g
moment bid adsu 70 the things of earth, and together
60 forward to test the realities Of another and better
world. For more than thirty years thes had be.1
exemplary members Of the Christian Church. and both
died IN the hope Of happy immortality on wsdnss-
day afternoon they were buried IN he same grave
about hys hundred persons being present to witness
the last sad rites
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annual Hect,on.

Last Monday evening the annual business
meeting of the Young Peoples Christian As
sociation was held st their rooms in Dannal's
brick. The attendancs was good and great
deal Of interest seemed 70 Be taken IN ths
affairs Of the Association. The election oi
officers to serve during the easuing year re.
suited as follows President. ", 4. CASTOR
ASics Rrssidsnt, A9lA 4 b hlain secrotaT1Y,,
Jennie Conner; Financial sse'y. J. 7. Tate
Treasurer, Jay w. Blsin; Beard Of Managers,
the above manned oHcera, Miss Estslla How.
ard and Messrs. Rideont and Blake
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During the past week nearly the wAele Of
Brownsville has bssn dswn here in attendance
upon the grand jury. that body being engaged
for several days ia sitting the case Of Chas. I.
Williams, who, it win be renenbered, killed
Doc. Fields few weeks ago. Last Monday
an indictment was found for murder IN the
second degree, and the defendant was taken
into custody BY the Sheriff. The case viii
be hOtly contested, Strahan 4 Burnett, Capt
Humphrey and H. Y. Thompson defending,
and Judge BrOnaugh, D. R. n. Blackburn
and Geo. Burnett prosecuting. 1t win Be
called on Monday or Tuesday, and viii prob.
ably continue during the renaiader Of tn.
week
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That some country establishments are able to
vie in quality and price in 50 many different
lines of goods with their ambitious neighbors
in the large towns and cities,s who make
a specially of particular branches, is puzzle
to many. But when we have dealer whe is
thoroughly instructed by long apprenticeship
business; who has the necessary capital; who
has simple habits and tastes, and in conse-
quence small expenses; and who is moreover
satisfied with moderate gains, the problem is
easily solved. They who wish to enjoy the
benefits arising from such an establishment,
shoald by all means do business with Wheeler
at Shedd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-15

The oaa Fsiiows Of this city are making
arrangements for grand exeursion to Rose.
baES On tie 26th of April. leaving here IN the
morning, remaining at Rosebarg for about
Hve hourss and returning home IN the even
ing The fare has not yet been agreed upon,
bat pll not be over 500, ek;ldren, hall
zAsea- As the Odd Fellows propose to invite
everybody to go. We predict there VII be an
ialnsnze crowd leavs here, which via be
augmented At every station. It VIII be =
Splendid opportunity for our citizens 70 view
= part Of the beautiful Southern Oregon
csantry. and we think they VII not be slow
% improve It.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-15

Eagene Buchanan. manager of the Albany
branch Of the house Of Cunningham Co.,
started this week for California after his wife,
Whe has bsen visiting in that State for several
weeks. The store IN this city viii BE- in
charge Of competent hands during his absence.
His family went to California sometime age
to get rid Of the rain, but his wife wrote t.
him-a few days ago that she had not been
trsassd xith glimpse of the sun since hsl
arrival there.
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stoother business us were not present
At he dramatic entertainment last Wednes-
dag evening. but those who were in attend
Anee inform e that It was = iins affair. The
playing Nas good. and slthOugh the actors
sveze amateurs, they seemed to Be as perfectly
At home sA the stage aa old stars" The
audience vas very fair, but would have been
. great deal larger had it not been for Other
pabIie ezthsrings IN the city on the same
evening. The managers hsve been pssitsOnsd
aonany times 70 reproduce the play that they
WI probzbly put it on the boards again in 5
lev daya Notice to that effect win be giver
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Ne,v Tonssrlnl Flrn..

Last week we omitted to mention that Joe
Binder, the celebrated tensorial artist, had
returned to Albany and entered into partner
ship with Joe Webber. Both of these gentle
men are very popular, understand their art
perfectly, and consequently give entire sat
isfactiOn to customers. Mr.. B. brought up
with him two fne walnut barber chairs, up
hOlatered in the very best shape, which the
new firm have placed in their shaving and
hair-dressing rpons See their advertisement
TODAY.
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The Board Of Fire Delegates meet at No.
4. hall tomorrow evening for the purpose Of
elseting new Secretary, and for granting
certificates 70 applicants It viii be remsn-
bered that according to the new law all Ere
msn are required to procure certificates by
the 2oth Of March. Firsnen who are not
now in possession Of certificates should can
around at the meeting or else have the See.
retary Of their respective companies repre-
sent them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-15

Following Is report Of ths pfooeedinss pf
she March term Of the County Court for this

Following IS report Of ths pfoosedinss pi
she March term Of the County Court for this
fRosAzF co6n4s
Final necopns approved and settled in the
matter Of the estate ana guafdianship Of tbs
heirs Of P. Low.
Sam. Eslick. guardian Of David Ealiek,
presented account which was approved.
W. c. Foren, adm'r Of the estats.of J. d.
Ray, presented return Of sale Of real eatate.
which was confirmed
Settlement made n the estate Of Hanan
Shelton, there being balanOe on hand for
distribution Of sS77 50, which Is to Be divided
equally among the eleven heirs, giving them
SSl 81 each.
Settlement made ii estate of Geo. p. Van
Nestern, and The balance Of Si4os ordered
paid 70 w &. Baber.
The 7th day Of May was set for making
hnal settlement in the estate Of Emnes
sfmons.
Guardians account in the estate Of Eva,
VIM. A. and Aiahaia B. Martin, allowed and
settled.
IN the sstsse Of John Jack the hsarinr vas
postponed until Tuesday, April 2, At | o'clock.
In the estate Of Walter Monteith the fur
snsE z.ns 3 s.go Ns- AppEopr'assa Tor me
satPo.e u eas M.oo0 ana MINOR nelrs' and
Sasarusy AEEii oth' vas set Tor maj settle
nnene
A hearing IN the Inatter of the estate and
guardianship Of the Eslick heirs was post
P04eo q un'n Aplli "a
= 2 soloss.s w. appointed n'alstrAtor
Of sne s-ssss q =. T. savsse-
=. q. alAsseoe va Appoaased admir- OF the
s-.sse o. MARY =, , natsoon
Proef Of netiee made in sst=se q L g
5nFkhare Account allowed and settled.
Amount Of personal property, S46Os. 50,
which was distributed among widow andh heirs.
Proof Of notice made in estate Of David
Simons. and the exscatrix discharged on fling
Of receipt for 800 specific legacy
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For some time past our city Tor, rather.
the eitizensl has been afflicted with the
measles, but IL did not seem TO spread very
fast until duaias The present week, when it
took new start and Is now rapidly becoming
epidemic, the children in she lower part Of
town being more subject to it than others
20 far. Miss Irvine. the teacher Of the Dixie
sskeOl, informs Us that about thirty Of the
ffty-two scholar On her roll we're absent this
week, all being dopn with the messles. It
Is very likely that al the schools viii be
nlinly attended next week, and It may be
they win have to close. entirely for few
weeks
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sss,oes,ose Capital.

If YOU want to insure against fire of course
you want to patrOnize a solid company. Nc.
Twain & Magoon, Of this city have been
appointed agents for the Imperial, " Of Lon
don. the .Northern,n . Of London, and the
soseen. Of Liverpool, which have an ag-
gregata capital Of So, 900, 900. II win be
remembered that policies are issued By all
three Of these companies conjointly.
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VARIOUS ckrsBs-advnnciug years, cares, sickness
disappointment and hereditary prsdisposltion-al
operate to the hair gray, and either Of them in
ciinos 1t to shed prematurely: ATERa HAIR FIeoR
will restore faded gray light red hair to rich
brown or deep black, may Be desired. Il softena
and clonses the scalp giving Ii healthy action and
removes and cures dandruR and humors, By Its use
falling hair Is checked and growth will Be pro-
dpce in al cnses where the folices not destroyed
or glands decayed. Its effects beautifully shown
on hrashy weak or schfy hair to which few appli-
cations viii produce the gloss and freshness Of youth
Harmless and sure in its operation 1t Is incompatible
as dreng and Is especially valued for the soft lus-
and richness Of tone Il parts It contains neither
oil nor dye and win not soil or color white csnbric
yet Il lasts long on the hair and keeps Il fresh and
vigorous. For sale by ell dealers.
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very Fine LumBsr.

Ike Conn has been down during the past
week and infcrms as that he has succeeded
in getting a fine drive Of beautiful logs
down to his mill, aud they are turning out
from 10000 to II, 600 feet Of lumber every
day, which viii be sold As cheap as the cheap
est. Our readers up in that neighbOrhOod
will 10 well to give him call, and wo feel
snrs they will find Ike splendid man to deal
With. He promises us an advertisement in a
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The following apsioles Of incorporation have
been fled in the Office Of Secretary Of state
''Baylsy Chapter No. 8. Royal Arch Masena; i
principal office, located at Albany, Oregon
iAcorporators- George Humphrey. A B. Pax
ton and P. G. Harper First Hebrew Gem
stsry Association Of Albany Z located al
Albany, Oregon; capital steck, $1,000; ia.
corporators Julius Joseph, N. Baum and l.
Ssndsrs.