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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-06
new BLACKSMITH SHOP.

The undersigned begs leave to announce thar he
mas opened business ut his ranch
wear the White Sulphur Springs,
Where he will be pleased to serve those wishing
WORK done, Every description of blacksmithinG
uone IN good style and warranted. A. ENT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
A Pheasant AmaIr.

The san Francisco drummera ''stirred mp
the monkeys" in Salem last Monday. A
couple of their number, calling themselves
brothers, who always travel together snd
have from time to time by their conduct
made themselves quite offensive to the rest
Of tho ''eraft, got TO putting on too many
airs at Salem, and, evidently mistaking the
mettle CT their man, insulted Mr., w. T.
Stubs, Of the hat house Of Q. II. Meyer &
Co., San Francisco, whereupon Mr. s. sailed
into ono of the brothers and Inost etTectually
cleaned him out, erecting q beautifully cor
nieed aad sealloped mansartl roof onto him
whereat all the other gentlemanly "travelers"
were much pleased, and arriving at Albany
the next day they and some Of their merchant
friends and customers gave Mr.. Stnbbs a
champagne supper at Mady's Restaurant,
during the progress of which Mr.. Jas. T.
Bryan, of the clothing establishment Of Col
man Bros, iu neat little speech presented
him with a beautiful and costly medal, bear
ing inscriptions appropriate 10 his brilliant
service rendered the Commercial Travellers
Association Of California Mr. Stubs,
taken efFectunlly by surprise, burst into
shower OF tears and while he ~ .ressed his
gratitude in feeling language, AMI 4hile the
weeping congregation gazed npon his asits,ted
brow he pinned the medal 10 bis coat eallar
and swore with upliited goblet 70 ever wear
il ''as proud monioril Of this suspicious
event. Other speeches were nlade by Mesars.
r. c. Saulley, of Hubert, Wood & c.. s boot
store, and Iheo. Mansfield OF Fleishman,
Sichel & Co S hardware houae, also ly the
several resident guests present. Taken all
in all it was a most pleasant and enjoyable
affair, and one calculated to eou,ent the con
fidenee and friendship which should exist
between the San Francisco houees and retail
dralnrs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
Personal.

D. R. N. Blackburn, Esq, of Brownsville,
was in town last Monday.
Hi. Smith, of Harrisburg, came down to
this city last Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Lister has been visiting friends
down at Portland, but has returned.
D. d. Smith, who went up to Walla Walla
recently for the benefit of his health, return
ed to this city few days ago.
w B. Hamilton, of Corvallis, one Of the
earnest workers in the Yaquina Railroad en-
enterprise, honorod us with call last Tues
day. He is an energetic worker and is &C.
complishing great deal for the company.
Aus. Lincoln was up during the first of the
week. He has quit the cigar business and
gone to twisting breaks again on the railroad.
Abe HAckle.naa got in from Camp Greek
during the firss N the week. He reports
times lively out there, but mining excitement
running low.
Sam. May, our obliging Harrisburg agent,
gave US a call yesterday.
D. P. Mason, ]. l. Cowan, and several
other candidates, hOnored us with calls dur
ing the past week. We hope they will all
win in the coming election.
Jack Titus and family left for their East
ern Oregon home yesterday. Good luck go
with you, Jack.
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SUMMONS.
In The Circuit Court Of he State Of Oregon,
for The County Of Linn.

In he Circuit Court ef ne State Of Oregon,
for The County Of Linn.
d. l.. y. Luper, Plaintiff, VS. Martin Lu-
per, Defendant.
Suit for divorce
To Martin Lupor, the above named DO
fendant:
In the name Of the State of Oregon, you
are hereby summoned and required to ap-
pear and answer the Plaintiffs complaint
In the above entitled suit, now ON file with
the Clerk of said Court, on the first day of
the next term Of this Court to be holden
ct the Court House IN Albany, Linn COun-
ty, Oregon, on the second Monday, the Ilth
day Of March, A. u. 1878, and yon are no.
tilted that the relief demanded In said com
plant Is that the marriage now existing
between Plaintiff and Defendant, be dis.
solved, and that Plaintiff have the care and
custody Of w. Grant Luper, one third Of
Defendants real property, q, 900 aIimony,
and S250.00 for attorneys fees, and for
such other relief as may be equitable, be-
sides costs aud disbursements Of tliis suit.
This summons Ii published In the STATE
RIaHTs DEMOCRAT, newspaper, for six
consecutive weeks, by order of Hon. IS. II.
Boise, Judge OF said Court, which order is
dated the End day OF February, 1873.
SrRAHAN BURNETT IL l.. BILYEU
Attorneys sor Plaintiff.
uZ7wG
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vBnlctf.
SUMMONS.

Ia tie Circuit Court Of he State Of Oregon
for The County Of Linn.
James d. Houston and Milton Houston.
Plaintiffs, VS.. Charles r. Cunningham, Do
fendant.
To Charles +. Cunningham, the aboYe
named Defendant:
In the name Of Che State OF Oregon you
are hereby summoned zBd required to ap-
pear and answer the PLANTING complaint
in tho above entitled suit, now on file with
the Clerk of said Court on the FIRST day of
the next term Of this Court, to bs holden at
the Court House in Albany, linn County,
Oregon, on the second Monday, the fIiii
day Of March, A. d. 1878, and YOU are no.
tined that the relief demanded in said eessl.
plant is the PARTITION OF the following de
seribed real property, held by Piaintiffs and
Defendant as tenants in common, tO-wit:
The north half Of the Donation Land Claim
Of Robert Houston and Mary Houston his
wife, Notification No. 6s9, Claim No. IS. and
being parts of Sections 53 and 81, in Town
ship Ne. 10, South Range No. West, and
parts OF Sections Nos. 8, and s, in Town
ship No. IL South Of Range No. ; West,
Raid North half containing 3lS acres, 50
that said parties shall own their said real
property in severaity, that is TO say, James
B. Houston five-tenths thereof, Milton
Houston three tentls thereof, and the De-
fendant, Charles II. Cunningham, two
tenths thereof; and If you fail to appear
.:.d answer said complaint as herein re-
guired, tho Plaintiffs viii apply tothe Court
for the relief demanded in said complaint
This summons is published in the STATE
RIGHTS DEMOCRAT newspaper for six weeks
consecutiyely by order Of Hon. r. p.
Boise, Judge Of said Court, which order is
dated January 2, 1878.
SrRAHAN d BURNETT,
n23W6 Attiys for Plaintiffs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08


Boxing gloves are now used considerably
around at Scott 4 Monteith's. The boya
have some lively aparring matches around
thero
The series Of religions services which have
been held continually at the NJ. e. Church
since the week Of prayer will probably end
this week.
Albany subscribers 60 tho Portland Bee
complain that they don't get their papers
regularly. What's the matter, King Bee :
Have you a drone in your mailing hiveg
Our friend VIII II Hhas invented some
thing that beats the telephone lie proposes
to put in line Of women, fifteen steps apart,
and commit the news to tho first as secret.
A very neat definition of the word ''sus-
picion' was thatEgiven by jealous husband |.
"a suspicion is feeling that impels you TO
try to find out something which you don't
wish to know" That reminds us Of the con.
undrum, "Nyhat is that a man feels all around
in the dark for and don't want to find ~
Allen, Robinson & Co., proprietors OF the
saw-nill in this city. have received word
that their big run of 100000 feet Of logs
has passed Boston Mills, on the Calapooia,
and will be down here during the ilysS of the
week. They win probably be doomed in the
Calapocia just above the dam.
Bob Foster has promised us TO canvass for
subscribers 20 the DRNocRAr in London and
Paris, and collect what is due us there. We
have sent Victoria photograph of our office
and Mcmahon copy of MERGERS Linn
County Directory, which may induce them
both TO come over here and settle or send
hand or two
The Pow-jay Society had big time last
night at Fronan's rink They had tho skates
and room chartered and went in on their
nerve. Quite number Of them were so
proficient in the art Of skating that they
would use two pairs each the extra pair
being strapped on that part of their person
covered by their coat tails this pair was
generally used more than those on the feet
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
rIln pnnAe1Illns .lNp poLarIca.

shtlisoy Democrat:
We're the President Of the United States
70 commission man to attend to aeme i'm.
fcrtant business, the commissioned wsuld be
Under obligation to dischargs with fidelity
what was committed to him. n the assigned
work demanded all Of his tins, he would
certainly be inexcusable, IL, regardless Of the
wishes Of the President, he were to spend
half Of il as his natural propensitics might
Incline him. Every enc would say that such
man was not worthy Of any responsible
Position.
But man who has received commission
from the King OF Kings 10 preach the gospel
has perfect right to spend half his time
discussing politics Preaching has for its
object nothing higher than simply 10 persuade
men to escape hell and gain heaven. Mans
redemption didn't cost anything except the
blood of tho Son OF God. OF course all are
perfectly willing TO become religious. Did
any one ever hear of such thing as a church
not being filed at every seryiccg No in
fidelity in the land all are good except the
politicians, and the preachers must go to
them, and bc right careful not to mention the
name Of Jesus, but give advice in political
matters. And TO abuse or eulogize politicians
from the pulpit is of course very compliment
AIRY TO refined and cultivated audience col
leeted in the sanctuary Of God Panl didn't
have time TO discuss politics, but he was
little fellow. lie said, 81 determined not 10
know anything among you. save Jesus Christ
and Him erueihed." How nucl, sonle Of the
clergy Of the present day have improved on
Paul Support your party from the pulpit
and let the Bible go, and when you die you
viii Be as sure of heaven and crown deekcd
with stars as Dives or Judas Iseariot.
have always lived in Tennessee, until
very recently, where the preachers have not
yet explained everything in the Bible. And
when they do this once, then they will com.
menes and expound the whole over again,
and continue so 10 do until it ceases to Be the
power Of God unto salvation to them thai
believe; and then suppose they viii instruct
them in politics, or tell them about Jack ths
Giant Killer. | have heard no political ser
mons or lectures ON politics from the pulpit
by any Of the Albany pastors.
A SouTHnnH MernoDIsr.
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aARRIEN.

E-KRUECER.-Atther residence of the brides
parents near Providence Church. IN the Forks of the
Santian, on Thursday, JAM 81, 1873 by W. E. Kelly
j. p Mr. FRANCIS NJ. MooRE and Miss LOUISE kRUEGAR
both of this county,
Compliments received and cannot find the Ian
guage in which to express our wishes for the future
happiness Of the happy couple Friends say it was
true love MATCH consequently if they not just
happy as turtle doves it will be their own faults
PRICE -McCoNNELL-At the residence of Judge
Piper in this city, Thursday evening" Feb 7th 1873
by Rev. Dr. Z. r. Geary, r. s. PRICE and MAGGIE McCoN
NELL.
WATKdNDS- this city, on the 9th
inst, by Rev. J. F. DeFore, Mr. WN. L. WATKISDs
and MISS MARY MANLEY-both of this city.
wat-kind of conduct is that, win, to get married
and not let anybody know anything about It. You did
q Manly act though when you carried of one of the
ov eest young ladies in the city, and wish you joy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08

s.sa.lslae n, nrewn,yllle.

II becomes our painful duty TO chronicle
sad affair which occurred at Brownsville on
last Friday evening in which Chas. Williams,
Of the firm Of Stone h Williams, druggists,
shot and instantly killed Francis N. Folds
moro generally known as doc Fields.
DR.. Stone, Williams partner, was the only
witnoas of the tragedy, and from his testi-
mony bsiorO the Caraner's jury it appears
that Fields, on the evening named went into
the drug store, and going behind the labera-
tory, called Williams 10 him aud asked him
for whiskey, desiring to register his name
rs the city ordinance Of Brownsville preseribes
that no whisky shall be sold save for medici-
nal purposes, the purchaser being required to
register his name and the purpose for which
he gets IT, Williams, however, refused to
let Fields have it, whereupon the latter called
him some hard names and left tho drug store
After an absence Of some minutes Fields
returned. and, walking throagh the drug
store. passed into back room. into which
both Williams and Stone immediately fol.
lowed him. Rere some heated words passed
between Fields and Williams, when the latter
ordered Fields TO leave the place, at the same
timo taking up shot gun from where it had
bSsn standing in corner. At this domon-
stratiou the witness says Fields put his hand
in his back pants pocket, as il going for
pistol, sAea Williams fired, the whole charge
Of shot entering Fields cheek and neck, pro-
dueing instant death. Williams Immediately
surrendered himself TO an officer; the Cor.
oner's jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the above statement, and Williams had
preliminary examination before Justice
Thompson, of Brownsville. last "Wednesday.
F. NJ. Fields was aged about o5 years, and
unmarried He Is grandson of lion. Jas.
Blakely, OF BrOwnlyille, was raised in Linn
county and leaves long line of respectable
relatives tosmourn his untimely fate.
Charles Williams is also aged about s5
years, was raised in the same neighhorhood
with Fields, and the two were thought TO
have bsen excellent friends. Williams is
also most respectfully connected, and seems
to have borne good name in the community
in which he has for 50 long resided.
This is most iamentahle affair, and one
which has created considerable feeling in the
quiet portion Of our county where it occurred.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
IAe santlan. nrl.lge Question.

The County Court yesterday decided to
grant the prayer of the petitioners for the
construction of a bridge across the South
fork of the Santiam, on the road leading
from Albany to Seio. The appropriation of
the amount necessary 70 build the bridge is
made with the understanding that the eiti-
zens viii by voluntary subscription mske up
an amount sufficient to pay the interest on
the money necessary to the construction, aud
we are pleased to learn that the amount is
already mora than half made up, A super
intsndent for the bridge construction is 20 be
appointed to-day, and the work is to be com
meneed early in the Spring and pushed
to speedy completion. We viii give plans,
location, estimate of cost. etc, hereafter.
The Board postponed the further considera-
tiOn, for the present at least, of the bridge
project between scio and Marion Station.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
SIN Another Gene.

We this week received an elaboratsly
printed invitation TO the wedding of Heary
States to Miss Anna Babbage, which took
place at Hicksville, Ohio, Jan. 24th, 1878.
Backward, turn backward, oh, time in your fiight
And give us chance % aseept the Invite
This little petition may be IN vain; in fact
We know it is. that is if vs havr't any greater
influence with Old Time than Florence Percy
did when she wanted to be rocked to sleep
Well. Henry, if we were not With you in the
flesh at your marriage, we arc with you now
ia spirit, and that IS a g~eat deal better, as
We would have made heavy inrOads upon the
grab at the marriage feast if we had been
there We wish you and your happy bride
long life, peace prosperity, and all the JOY
that saa possibly fall to the lot of we mortal,
here bolow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
Another business change.

During the past week w. c. Tweedale,
who has been in the grocery business for
years, sold out his store to f. NJ. Redlield.
The latter gentleman has had considerable
experience in that line, having operated a
store in this city before he removed to Idaho.
He is a rustlor and shows it by the way he
commences business. He has knocked his
prices down extremely low, and tells tho
people aboat it through au advertisement in
the DEAocRRr. Call ON him and see his
stock and learn his figures. Although Twec-
dale has sold out. he has earned too COED a
place. Ho viii go to California about the
first of April OH business, and may probably
remain there for six months
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
Donation.

The Register is hefty on donation" 1t
seems that about every announcement it
makes for st. Paul's NJ. E. Church, no mat
ter whether it be prayer meeting, a Christ
mas tree or a sociable, in the Registers col
umns they are announced as donation par
ties" Thinking perhaps the Register mems
heads ran on this because of the vacuum IN
their stomachs, the ladies of st. Paurs
church, after their sociable at Mr. Rum
bsugI's on Wednesday evening, sent that
Office bundle of cake appropriately labelled,
f'DoHatioA from st. Pauls NJ. E. Church to
the Daily Register" with the hope that it
viii relieve that ''goneness" Of the stomach
at least long enough to permit the editors to
get an intelligent and correct item in their
columns
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
on for Europe.

Robt A. Foster will, on the next outgoing
trip of the Elder, start for the East. where
he viii join Win I. Gray and Mrs. Lowns-
dale, of Salem, and Walter Smith, of Port
land, and all viii then start for Europe. The
FIRST objective point We believe is Ireland,
aud from thence the party viii go around to
London, and then make a tour Of the Con-
tinent. Bob viii only be absent from six
months to year, but the remainder of the
party viii remain in Europe about two years.
The party win no doubt havo splendid trip,
but it is very probable they viii feel glad to
get back to 'rold Webfoot" again. We could
not go this time, but Bob has kindly prom
ised to present our regards to Queen Victoria
and President McMahon, and inform them
that we think just as much of them as ever.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
HarPer's Magazine.

This famous magazine has gained world
wide reputation for superiority IN the field
which it occupies, and justly, too, we think,
as its proprietors have spent years in bringing
it up to the present high literary standard.
The January and February numbers arrived
last week at cur Office, and met with very
cordial reception These numbers are replete
with interesting matter, and after reading
them we cannot see how any regulated family
can get along without lis lnagazino.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
Farmers /. Far.ncrs ,

L. Carter 4 Co. have put up suitable
machinery for the purpose and are now man
ufacturing at their planning mill great num-
Der of their Excelsior" combined harrow
and clod-crushers, AND are selling them about
as fast as they can be turnod out. Farmers
whs have used them. or seen them work, say
they don't soc how any farmer can afford to
be without them.
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sla.e Treasarer.s FIllh NetIee.
STATE OF OREGON,
~. I. -. ......a Z. -.

STATE OF OREGON,
TREAsURER's OFF.1E,
Salem, Feb. 4, 1878.
NOTICE e is hereby given that there are
In funds in the Treasury for the payment
of State Warrants olassod and numbered
as follows:
Warrants Of old issue payable from fund
derived from special tax, Endorsed prior to
IL, 1874. viz: Nos. 474, 475,
4GS, 495, 5O6, 507, sos, 492, 493, 494, 495,
497, 49s, ,4gD, 500, J0l 502, 5O3, 504, sos,
$40, 5l3 and 5I4.
Warrant payable fren general fund, in
dorsed since September II, 1876, viz: Nos.
1919, 1874, 1896, 123s, 1912, I243, 1914, 1916,
1917, l145, l24s, 1873, I2J0, l252 1858, 1856,
1881, I25s, 1883, 1862, 1855, 1866, 1877, 1875,
1880. 1881, 1882, 1924, 1926 1926, 1884, 1881,
1887, 1886, 1885, 1897 and 1911.
Interest on the above Warrants will
cease from this date.
A. II. BROWN,
27w3. Treasurer.
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Notice.

IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ whom it may concern, that the un-
lersigned, Z II. Choadlo, wife of Raphael
sheadle, residing in the City of Albany,
County Of Linn, State of Oregon. did, on
he 7th day of February, 1878, duly make,
file and have placed ofrecord,
her declaratory statement OF intention to
become, and thereupon did become,
and now is, q sole trader. OF this let all
persons henceforth take due noti.se.
+. r. CHEADLE.
Dated at Albany, Or. Feb. 1th, IS7S-27w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08

Every man and woman who lives in tAe
vicinity of the One Price Ready Pay Store
of Wheeler at Shodd, and who has given his
system of doing business fair trial, bear
willing testimony to the fact that as large q
quantity and as good quality of everything
that people need to buy can be had for their
money at that place, as can be had ai the best
of the competing establishments, no matter
where located; and it is 80 handy, you know.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
or fer tAe Penltsntiary.

We have been Dragging lately that Linn
county was not represented in the State Pen
itsntiary, but we can do so no longer. Dur
ing the last week two men have left us for
that institutional. T. Lindsey and A. Foster
Russell. By way of explanation, though,
we will add that they will not be compelled
to wear striped suits, as they both go there
to take positions as guards They are both
steady, honorable and industrious gentlemen,
and we think will fill their positions accepta-
bly, to the strictest disciplarian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08

HAMS VEGETABLE SioIIIAE HAIR RENRwER is n scen-
tir combination Of Of the most powerful resto-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom II restores
gray hair to It's original color II makes the scalp
white and clean 1t cures dandruf and humOrs, and
fangout Of the hair I furnishes the nutrtiYo prin-
cple by which the hair is nOurished and supported.
IL makes the hair moist, soft and gloss, and is
passed as hair-dressng II is the most economical
preparation offered TO the public its effects
main long time, making only occasional applica-
ton necessary 1t is recommended and used by emf
nent medical men, and officially endorsed by the State
Assayer Of Massachusetts,. For sale by all dealers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
Final Settlement.

is hereby given that the under
IN signed, Administrator of the estate of
L. c. Burkhart, ceased, has filed his ac-
count for the final settlement in above
named estate in the County Court for Linn
County State of Oregon, and Monday. the
18th day of March, 1878, at the hour of ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, has
been set for the hearing of objections and
the settlement of said estate.
Dated this Feb.6th, 1873.
II. d. BURKEIART,
no7w4 Admir-.