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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Nnw ADvEnTIsEMkN1s.
SheriH's Sale.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN by virtue Of decree Of foreclosure
and order Of sale issued ont OF The irenit
Court of the state Of Ufeg0fl, for Lsiil Coliii-
ty on the 2d day OF january, 1878, upon.
9 judgment reiideied In said Court on tile
2Sth day OF October, 1875. ! favor of L. r..
Grover. 8. F. Chadwick and a. II. Brown,
constituting the Board of Commissioners
for the sale Of School Land and the inanage
isleill Of the common school fund. plaintiffs,
VS. James Riley and Ann r. Moore, Ad-
i1iiiistrator and Administrative Of he es-
tate ~ Il. B. Mo~re, deceased, Laura g.
Sweet and A. G. Sweet, her husband Flora
Moore, Loren E. hioore. Oscar r. Moore,
fanhle Moore, Ann X. Moore, James ri.
icy, Martha Il. Riley, James Trlgonins
a1la issl.,,-s 80 Trlgoniiig. Descendants. to me
direcied and de ivefel. have levied Hppn
the following described real property to
wit; The y Il Of tho = E u II Section 81.
township -, $ r West. so acres: tl,t4 :;
q of the w 4 # Section SO, Township
Il, > : West. 80 aerls the n u OF The Il
e nf Section 4, Township Is. R 3 y eHt, /,
~ 10 acres and the N n of the N Z u Of
Saction 5, Township Is. ) RS West, T7.42
acres, containing three hundred and tlsir
teen and 5z-lUO acres. together with he
tenements, Embellishments and appurte-
riances thereuEito belonging, situated III
Ltnn County, oregon, and on
Friday. The 8th day Of February, 1878,
at the hour Of one O'Clock, P NJ. Of said
day at the Court House door Ia AllSany,
Linn County. oregon, will sell said here.
inbeI;ire described real ropertg az publir
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash III
hand, pad on day of sale, three-foHrihs oi
saiti purchase price 10 be pad In lawful
money of the United S ates, and one-ioIIFth
in gold coin Of the United states, the same
being in conformity with said decree t.
sa isfy said Judgment, amounting to rhret
Thousand dollars, lawful money Of the y.
\. and the further sum Of eleven hundred
and eighty SEVEN and 25-IOO dollars, gold
coin Of tEe United States and interest from
date and the fur her sum OF t51.s5. costs
aud atasruing costs, said hereinbef,re de
scribed real property being the niortgaged
property described in said decree aud or.
der Of s,tle.
Dated this January 4, 1878
J. X. HERREN,
n22w4 Sheriff linn Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
SheriTs Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN bv virtue of writ Of execution issued
cut of the Circuit Court OF the State nf tyr
egon, for the County Of Linn. ON the 2lsi
day 0f December, Is T. to me dir eted and
delivered, i'm favor OF &. v hi:e d Co..
Psainiffs and against X. Z. WilSsn. be
fsiidant, for the sum of Bina hundred and
eig hi y one dollars, in United STATES gold
coin, and Interest ON the same at the rate of
ten per cent per annunl iruln the 9th day
Of October, 1876, and tIse further sum Of
tN elve aud 30-I00 dollars casts, and
WHEREAS, said writ "a execution Is as
issued ON Transcript of a judgment in the
Circuit Count OF the State of oregon for the
County tf Umatilla in favor of said Plain
tiff and against said Defendant, and filed
and dockeled in the Office of the County
Clerk of Linn County, Oreyon, ON the Z9sh
day of August, 1877, have levied upon all
the right, title and interest Of the said De-
fendant, X. Z Wilsnn. IN and TO the follow
ing described real property on and fter the
said 29th day OF August, 1877, to-wits The
DONATION land aim OF J0ha Wilson, Nuti
ficati n 40 1857, and Claim No. 20, also the
south half of section twenty " four, all in Tp.
Is =, itange 4 West of the Willamette
Meridian, N Linn County, Oregon, and
containing GAL l4-l00 acres, and on
Saturday, the Oh day Of February, 1878,
at the Court House door in the City Of Al
bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour
oi one O'Clock P. NJ, I will sell all the
right, title and interest of said D fendant.
K. u. Wilson in and TO the hersinbefore
described premises belonging to him, ON
and after the said 18th day of August 1877,
at public aucticn tn tte highest bidder, for
U. S. gold coin, paid on d " ,,f sale to sat
isfy said writ af execution, with costs aud
accruing costs.
Dated this January 4, 1878.
J. X HERREN,
n22w4 sheriff Linn oo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
TELLS IT ALE.

Chandler, who did more than perhaps
my other one man to secure the count
ing in Of Hayes, has finally got mad
oecause his claims were not recognized,
and has published card in which he
ellis it all. He tells how the contract
between Hayes friends and a few lead
ng Soutberners was entered into and
low the counting in of Hayes was ef-
.ected and the people induced to submit
Without revolution or blood-shed.
We'll, Chandler is late in telling what
evea we of Oregon knew from the very
irat, but still we like even at this late
lay to see the rogues come out and con
fess their villainy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
s1aoealek ks6 s1s 6A1sss Atl|sss

4 Gteenback Club las been srgan-
lied 1T silvertons Merion county. with
over hundred nonbers, ''nearly al Of
whom, the 0Fs3oaian exaltingly adds,
'aro Democrats. OF osurse A half
dozen Republicans can very easily afford
20 go into this movement to hoodwink
one hundred Democrats into it They
would be fools if they didn't. But
what must be said Of the Democrats
who allow themselves 20 be thus whee-
lied, cajoled aud decsivedl
oae would think that after tke Peter
Cooper farce Of the last Presidential
election, vl1sre only the Democrats who
Joined that movement haa the honesty
to vote as they had agreed, aud the Re
5ublicans supported their own Ftaudu-
lent candidate-as they always expect
ed to do-our Democratic friends had
got about enough Of this thing, and
would no longer engage in an alliance
with their political enemies which can
have but ono result, and that is, tho de
feat of the Dsmecratie party That
is tho only object of the Republicans
who join this movements, and it IS sure-
ly full time that Democrats were dis
covering this.
The Democrats in Congress are now
working with might and msin for the
attainment of every object which
the Greenbsckers can hope to accom-
plish, and their encouragement and
support by the people are all that is
necessary to secure these ends. Bui
if the Democrats who should stand by
our Congressional workers go off will
these movements which will only
assist in securing Republican victories,
they viii have only their own folly t,
blame for whatever disaster must inst-
itably ensue. Only the folly of thes,
Greenbaekers, which must divide ano
weaken the Democracy, viii prolons
the power of the Republicans anc
thus continue the very distress ant
hardships of which the G. B's complain
Tor is not the Republican party pledgec
to resumption at day certain, to tn,
payment Of the National debt, princi
pal and interest, in gold, to the en-
forced contraction Of the currency anr
10 the depreciation Of silver coinl Anc
all of these evils are as bitterly csm
planned of and denounced by the Dem
ocraey as by the Greenbaekers, anc
lthey can only Be averted by backing "
and supporting the Democratic party
Hence we earnestly appeal to oul
Greenbaek friends to consult their Owl
interests and stand by that great politi
cal organization which has always beer
heretofore, and is now, the friend of the
,oOr man and the laboring classes O
our country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04


That's what the ays .age Pacific
coaster would say, when speaking Of
Hayes and bis party trO.sbles, bat the
N. Y. iSisss puts it under tho more poet
ic heading of mo one to Love Him. "
The paper says: Through all the
eight years of his corrupt perverse, and
often besotted administration Of public
affairs, Gen. Grant had strong personal
following. He drow around him men
of congeaial character, who stood by
through thick and thin, as faithful to
his interests as he was to theirs. Grants
friends are constant even now when be
has gone out Of power. Bad as most
Of his chosen companions were and are,
there is a certain respectability in the
steadfastness of their attachment.
What personal following has the man
whe sleeps in Grants old bod in the
White Housel When Hayes moved
himself and his belonging to Washing
ton be brought no friendsj he has made
none since he came. He has hunted
for them from Conway to Chattanooga,
tished them with hand-shaking fiat.
terry, and smiles, and tried to buy them
with patronage. If ever man in q
CONSPICUOUS public position threw hi,
bosom wide open to the world and
pleaded for love, it was Hayes; yet no
body loves him. The Cabinet is made
mp Of lawyers who look upon Hayes a.
client to be protected in the possession
Of property not lawfully his In tie
Senate there is not Republican to de
fend him against the personal attacks
of a disreputable carpetbagger. In tn,
House members of his own party sneei
at him openly, while the Democrat.
use him for their purposes, without
yielding in return even the cheap recon-
pense of personal esteem. 1t is {
dreary stretah of desert and that lie
before Hayes for the next three years
where he thought his way would fal
through pleasant and fertile places. L
is not merely because Hayes's persona
character is eolorless and commonplace,
that he has no friends. He does mo-
even attract and attach persons who arr
as weak as himself The loneliness o
his life in the midst of the ofica
courtesiss and ceremonies of form is Al
encouraging sign of the times. 1
shows that though men may shut theii
efes to the brand of Frand, they shu-
their heart at the same time to th,
wearer of it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
sAp Eses.

REMOVED FRo4 og9IcR.-I.le High Sheriff, OF Bu.ltl
,H1ty, Pe1IsylSaaz, has beea removed from OfH,t
md deba-Te1 forever from holding public Off e in tina
54t5. fa Chs penalty bssn imposed IN the
s,.an5h cameron fJrey years ago. he would Bags
.sics bsea passet III tns retireIn3ls OF obscure
.ssss. ,siM prfase lie. 1hs remark VII apply u
tls Pennsylvania politicians in ofiice curing
le last sixteen ye4ss.-l slanges
Yes,tand especially to one Pennsyi-
v.nia (and Butler county, politician
Tho fred out from there and came Il
oregon and cyf,hered around till he go'
.to the United States Senate from this
State.
rneso Butler county. (Pa,) pOliti-
c ans are decidedly bad eggsl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

The Washington correspondent of
the Eugene Jo,arraJ says that on Dec.
I4th, in the U. S. Senate, Senator Gro
yer presented petition signed by about
one thousand citizens of Oregon asking
Congress to extend the time for the
completion of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, and to apply a portion of its
land grant to the construction of the
Portland, Salt Lake and South Pass
Railroad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

WE observe by our Eastern ex-
changes that "Rev." E. P. Hammond,
hat eminent theological blk who few
months ago rantOd around through Or
sgon on white horse, is running his
revival machine at Yonkers, N. Y.
where be has made over 500 conver-
,iOns. Probably if you drop the two
naughts you will have about the nun
Der of those converts that will stick.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
SUMMONS.

In Tie Circuit Court ef he Ssate cf 0yagon.
for the County ef Liaa.
Martha Allen, Plaintiff. rs. Penton All
len, DefeTidan..
Suit for divorce.
To Benton Allen, the above named De-
fendaiH:
In The name Of The State Of Oregon. you
are hereby r eHirssd alsts ar AID answer
the ctiilgpiaiiit Of he sJs fleilfffH IN The
above tfl lied tfonrs, hew tsI file win the
itrk Of said GoIrss within ten caSs frent
the dsfe tJf 1he Ssr1 ite IL this mons
Il ont aEtslI If seFSad in Linn eelIIs1s xzre-
sssIi. biIt II served IN any oilser Co1lity in
The Ssase of tSrrgon. lien within ~ essgr
siaA irssnt he tiaie If lie service cF lhisl
sunni n iItsf YOU. and 4 Strxt by Ills
itzsfi'sli then bA he ext term Of SiIss Cir
ritt t'otsrt for ~. County st inn. IN the
; ste uf rs-ssIi.4ss e hs den iIs tie Ciss u
y baIiA, Nm tsstsFllF ss.li. llse stx=
t'iri AsnIisi y Of March. SIS G+aH. tbe.
I lIlh dds ef -siar'h, Isss.aIsd yin ale he.tl =
IfisI. that Ii l0u fan "a stpf ear and an
Sys. saii eInls s;.isit. a Iss rely ssusssrstl
he fissii liz Viii dsufalId jtliguls.lls fkzl
he h"Itel> 81 !: 4iiiintty t1tsalf Z fateeea
j Ia II III and ee dana lie dl>ss.ist-tl sissa
5ts1t Ifss- ctI-fs ty ~ their m .sIsr <ssfstl =
,ssSaIrsiesl to he tiaiusfIss tisssf Piainff1iS :
name sSe changed ffs5in NJ r ita Allen to
NJ RI 4 Hill, aiIss tisal r sSolIalI.e lFss.is-
i i't' fitis. f.sT the supp ii the iaift q
Esd iler said IisiSr s.sId, AID for tie costs
and di lnrstn.eI,iS 81 tbs sun.
" EATiiEIsFs I'D 4 PifsER,
ATTORNEYS isH r ssiIsIsfi.
This summons i iutI.iSlesi rs Ar. ssstief
4i ssoii h ?. B'ise. Judge Il ne ai5os {
/ named Ct7nr fIasle Il clsaInt,erS in 1ile
t,itY If at-in ard SAFE IF OlssssIs, IN : :
Sd day of November. A. b. 1911
iISwS-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
CARD FROM DR. DoDD.

ASTORIA. Dec. g. 1871.
70 THs EoITo= OF TIs oREaoxiAS:
Your paper Of to-day contains Al extract OF long
ettsr as you STATE published BY DR.. E Cartwright, III
he Alta" have not sean the article referred 70.
tut viii simply say IN regard 70 she statements con
aimed in the extract that told Capt Aackie anr
else. that the Of sickness alluded 10 in.
ected with lsprosy Is false in every particular. told
apt Maekie first and last that il smallpox Ny
"a enent afrerWard eorroborzted by Dr. Towlor
IS am informed have in my possession eonlrnu-
ication to tho editor of the Ast5ria signed b5 NJ.
artwr.ght himself, and other passengefs. while in
ln1rantiae stating tha just prior to the departure
4 the ship from Astoria, Dr.. Do ID was brought on
soa-d 70 examine steeTagS passenger whom he pro
iounced to bs suffering with smallpox ana whom he
1rdsred to be landed AZ Smiths point, &c" Here |
S give him the credit OF telling the truth, bu whea
,e states further in the Communication, that tolG
apt Maekie shat his ship was all right, and every
ming Necessary 70 be done was done h. tells what IS
rot true. he states thing to tbs Alta aad di-
eetiy opposite 10 the Asto-sn. all at the fime
iOa in your pa2OT and obiige. Yours Fespe. fully.
W. 5. DODD.
In this connection we notice that the
Fan Observer says that among the i'm
portant matters of the current year viii
Re the selection of a competent Health
Officer at Astoria" To our mind about
IS important matter as any other to
hat paper IS the procurement of an
editor who knows what he Is writin.
about when he undertakes to give the
public information on matters of grave
5nblie interest.
DR.. DOdd has occupied tho position
of Health Officer at Astoria for nearly
eight years and has proven himself to
be an active, careful, visilant, compe-
tent and efficient officer. and has the
universal confidence and esteem of his
fellpw citizens of Astoria, regardless of
,olitics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
state Treasurer's second NotIee.

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Salem, Dec. Is, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there are funds on hand for the pay
inent oil state Warrants elassed and mum
beresi as follows:
Warrants of old issue, payable from fund
derived from special tax, iIldprsed prior to
sept. IA, 1874, viz: Nos. 500, 4U0, 40l, l76,
4aS, 4O4, 4U5, 4Us. 4O7, 4sS, 4Og, 40, All.
Az, 4l3, Ala, AIS, 4Io, All, AIS, 4l9, / 0,
al and Az.
Warrants indorsed since September II.
1875, payable from fund derived from tax
for current expenses, viz: Nos. T33, T34,
7s2, 73B, 772, 9I9, $50, 99l, 992. 99o, VS.,
999. l005. ,0O5, 1,OG7 1,O0s. 1909, l,0il,
LOIS, l. Ola. ole, OH, l, %, 1,O2t, 1,025.
LOG, l.O17, i,O2a, 029, 1858, l.042, 1.044
I.O49, 1,052, 1851, 1924, 10 Z, 1,059, LOGS
1868. 01S, 1865, 1857 and i,068.
Interest On these warrants will ceass
from this date.
A. II. BRowN,
n22w3 State Treasurer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Tsif. ..Daaae.z.ss, AND TEsR caNPAsex.


There VII be Tires important cleo
tioas in Oregon tais year. viz: The
elecsen fer ssaso. JudIeials Legislative.
and g5uaey oHsers in june; the cleo
tisa Of a United States Senator, 70 sue
creed Mitchell, by the Legislature IN
sessasaBess aud the election Of a men :
her Of osngetss il November.
Wona this give the politicians a
chance to coaasfe, buzz, bloviate and
bluster4
As a Democrats organ this ripro-
rieus sheet will have a hand in the mes.
Of that chicken pie. and, II order that
. our paper may go ..where It will do The
most geed Tor the cause, We earnestly
soiiis the AID Of oar patrons and friends
in extending is circulation. We fully
believe thas every person who Is al
present a sslbseaiber to the DEMos RAT
can secaFe At least one additional name,
thus doaJling .osr present subscription
list. This can be accomplished with
out much trouble to our patrons. and
viii BE ef incascnlable benefit to as and
vast assistance to Democracy in Oregon
Now. kind reader, don't lay this pa
per aside after reading this, and dc
nothings just put your mind on SONS
person whom you know don't take the
paper, and get him to add his name tC
eur LIST, and thus receive our gratitude
a web as the plaudits of your own true
heart.
Rsmemberl-we take greenbaeks ol
silver at par-and might be induced tc
take little gold at the same rate on {
pinch
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
XIV gAEEzsaap PEoSEcr.

A company with capital stock OF
100000 Is organized for the construc
eion of railroad from Umatilla on tht
Columbia river, via Weston, to Pendle-
ton. Our energetic friend, Jas. Fl
Turner, Of Pendleton, is at the head OF
the concern and we'll bet it will scour.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

oUR Salem exchanges are devoting
all their space now in fighting over
"Boss" Murphy. It would be a good
idea if these belligerent editors would
shire halI and not indict all this
worthless nousence on their readers.
This advice is gratuitous.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIL At
the partnership heretofore existing be-
ween Taylor Bros, In the saloon business
in Albany, Oregon, was dissolved by mt1-
tual consent on the 28th day Of December.
1877. J. IL. Taylor continues the business.
assuming all liabilities of the fiFm and cot
lecting all debts due the firm, and to whom
all payments must be made.
III. TAYLOR,
22w4 AB. TAYLOR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Sherif's Sale.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN bv virtue of writ OF execution, isSueG
nut Of the Circuit Court of he State Of 0r
egon, f,sr the County OF Linn, on the 4th
day II December, 1877, To me directed and
delivered. In favor of Smith, Brassfield d
Co.. Plaintiffs. and against Albert Farrow
and =. f. Farrow. Defendants. for the sum
of two hundred and seventy one dollars
and sigh cen cents in u. s gold coin, with
Interest at the IA of one per cent. per
moth from the 18th day oi Martl1, 1877
less the sum of seventy-iiye collars paid
March IS. Is77, have levied upon all the
right, title and interest of the therein
named defendant, ). n. Earrow, In and t1
The following described real property, 10
wit: All of the donation land claim No.
3lg9, as notified for by Perrin g. Northup
and designated on the plats and surveysu uf
he United States on file In the land Office
at Oregon City, Oregon, and also on file
with the Clerk Of Linn County. Oregon, in
the City Of Albany, in said County and
State, containing so acres, more or less,
and Situate IN Up. 10 s., Range West Of
the Willamette Meridian; Linn County
Oregon, and on
Saturday, the 9h day Of February, 1878,
at the Court House dsor in the city of AL
bAny. Linn County, tirrgotl, al the hour OF
o'clock p. II. / " iii sell all the right, title
and interest of the said Defendant. :. +.
EarFuw, in and 10 the hereinbefnre de.
scribed premises At putilic auction, for cash
in hand. paid at tune of sale, TO satisfy said
writ IF execution, with cUsts and accI uifig
costs.
lated this January 4. 1878.
J. X. HkRREN,
n22w4 Sheriff linn CO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

CHARLIE JONES, Cherokee Indian,
raised racket around the reservation
until the other morning he was found
dead. The Indian newspapers obituary
of the disturber of reservation tran
quillity simply said; I'VE know not
nor do we care who did the deed"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

WE expect to make spread on tho
DEmocRAT in a short time by which
means we shall be abba to furnish mora
reading matter than the U. S. Patent
0fice-and better quality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

THE Eugene Journal is the only Re
publican paper in Oregon that comes
out fat-footed in favor of the Bland
Silver Bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
DRaocaAcr CAs.r aa aFaro1sIala.

1t is charged against Senator B itler,
of South Carolina, that be stoppel the
sending of the Legislatures report oi
Patterson's election br;bsries to the
United States Senate, and wss carrying
ont a bargain in other ways, when Gov
ernor Hampton stsppei in and declared
that it would be a disgarcs TO S5uth
Carolina to allow criminal proceeding IS
based upon such overwhelming evidence
to be dismissed as return for political
service.
The Democratic party is not prepared
to eon1one crims. IF Patterson voted
to admit Senator Batter. in the hope oil
Obtaining reward; if Hayes turned
Louisiana over 70 its lawfully chosen
government, in the expectation that
public indignation would be appeasei
We trust both miscreants will live long
enough to learn their mistake.
Ihe Democratic party can afford te
wait patiently for power until the peo
pie shall not only thus declare at the
polls, but shall enforce that delarationt
if need be, against all conspirators
Hayes is the result of triumphant fraud
Patterson OF successful robbery With
what face can the Democracy ask the
people to render fraud and robbery
impossible, if they hasten to condOne
such effsncesl
MOI Patterson is amenable to justice
II he is guilty, punish him. If he is
Innocent, acquit MIN. Bat let not the
s.ains of his crime soil Democracy, BY
pArdOning an offence against all th'
people because of single proper act
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

We wish the DEMOCRAT readers a
Happy New Year." for which courtesy
we only charge $500 per annum. Pay
up or give back the hensdict;an.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

IT has been customary, in the xssf
# our State elections, for thx~ssatt
Central Committees Of the two parties
to meet early in January preceding
but no eaILes1as yet besn made for either
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

one of our exchanges is blowing
sbout ''the dollar of our daddies. ;.
What's the good of thati Better have
a dollar of your own and blow about it
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
A sassssT 20 5RSA 5ssTIc PLANET.

Oar Young fri~nds, A7ssrs. Fleet q
M ,saler5 are mixing Ike Bossbarg S az
ore Of us best aad ljvelies5 papers in
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