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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
COLLINS.
The Professional EXcursionist in
the City-What He says and how
He Talks 1t.

Collins pokel his nose into the Garrison
House dining room this morning on the
arrival of the Il ain from Texas and said a.
Pat Mead:
"Can get breakfast now ,"
"Yes, sir" replied Pat in the PoIitest
manner possible. 'tiood morning Mr.. Col
Iins, have a seat here" and the veritable
Texas excursionist sat down with his hat
on and commenced going for scrambled
eggs in greedy way that would make .
Comanche chief ashamed Of himself.
A BAzoO reporter learned that Collins
had stepped foot "n Se.ialia soil freed the
game and piled him with questions.
Reporter-G"od morning Collins.
ColIins-[lookIng up s"rpriedl Why,
good mornin', g,~,d mornin'
R--Jnst in.
Gust in from Texas.
R-Are YOU getting mp another excur
sion2
C.-No, not ut present. The weather is
too hot.
R.-Yes, rather warm. Have you seen
any Of your victims in Texas?
C-Why, YES. saw many Of the people
in Texas who were GA my excursion.
They are we'll pleased and syn,paihize with
me in my troubles.
R-Who did YOU see?
C.-Oh! cant call names-I forget. l
could get a recommended alton from them nj
any time rs 4 successful excursionist.
R-How much did YOU make "n your
last excursion?
C-Aake. why lost from 500 TO 81 900
Oh! left one thing undone when started
out xiih that excursion.
r. What was that?
CT never made any arrangement with
any other road than the NJ, X. Il L. only
to Hannibal and Chicago. I should have
made arrangements with the Pacific 10 st.
Louis and here was nv mistake. The NJ.
X. 4 T. performed their part Of the con-
tract to the ietter-yes they did more, they
made me pay the Pacific in full every pas
-enger's fare IRON SeIalia to ST. Louis, and
re,urn-they assuming the responsibility.
l shall! always feel kind towards the NJ, X.
& T. folks Tor the way they helped me
ont Of nv trouble. by -the-way, where Is
Judge Sears2
R-He is out of the city do not know
where.
Gle seems TO he nice gentleman and
talked like friend, and Mitchell have
known him beforel spoke frank and plain
Of he situation. All. that was hard day
l had in Selalia, but faced the music
nv heart was right-head a little of.
R-When will you get up another ex.
cursiOn?
C-Not until cool weather. I then shall
take the Texas folks to New Orleans
and Florida, think. They are anxious
should do tins, and reckon l will.
R-Where are Won going now?
C-To ST. Louis, to see Mr.. Brown Of the
NJ, X. Il T.
The train on the Pacific steamed into the
union depot and Collins swallowed piece
of ham without chewing aud etaried for
the smoking car.
He has got new suit Of summer cloth
ing, costing 81 - and new straw hat.
Good bye Collins.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

Reader, II there q case OF suffering hu-
mainly in your vicinity that you can reach
and ailesiate? Is there a widow or are
there orphans, to whom you can extend a
helping hand? Is there an afflicted one,
whose SORROWS you can assuage? Are
there tears you can wipe away? Or. is
there an aching heart from which you can
lift burden? II you know any case Of
sadness or grief which you can alleviate,
happy are you If you speak the word or do
the deed. which shalt carry blessings with
il to some throbbing human heart.
Religion does not consist in going to
church. That is all right and proper. But
the great Teacher who "went about doing
good" ret an example of tenevoleDce
which is one of the browning beauties Of
the character of His true followers. and
they who fail to be like Him in this res
pect. whasever they may do, are deficient
in one of the most important particulars
which mark the christian.
The world needs the exempli6caiio1 of
the doctrines taught by the churches.
One bright example which clearly reflects
the light Of christian love, has more poten-
cy than the most eloquent sermon that ever
fell from mortal lips. We by no means
disparage the influence Of living minis
try, but We are sure, the most powerful
preaching is that which speaks in acts,
which comes with word Of cheer TO the
bereaved, with 3 cup Of water 10 the
thirsty, with loaf Of bread TO the hun
gry, that visits the sick in their affection,
and extends 4 helping hand TO the fallen.
We disparage nothing that men do SIN
cerely. 1t is better for an individual to he
honest and religious one dav in the week
lhan not to be religious and honest at all.
But a solemn face in church, all well
enough If the man feels solemn, has not
tithe Of the power which accompanies a
smile at the bedside of the sick. or the
touch of the tender hand which "soothes
the rugged brow OF pain" "Let your light
shine" in the face of suffering humanity
Let your salt have its SAVIOR in good deeds.
and the world will be the better for your
living la it, and men will rise up and call
Won blessed"
This day is particularly appropriate to
the exercises of these heavenly grace~
which pertain 10 human brotherhood As
well as TO christian department. 1t is a
day of rest not Of idleEesS, and should he
pre-eminently distinguished by good works.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
Shaving the Queer.

A sleek looking GUS, in the garb Of a
farmer, made his appearance in Butler
quite early Thursday morning last. and
without wasting much time proceeded TO
relieve himself of numerous bogus coin
dollars. From the manner in which he
operated, it vas evident he was no new
baLd at the bellows, but had been in the
business long enough 70 play his game with
SUCCESS. He FIRST sscertalned in what stores
ladies and boys acted "a clerks, and then
managed 70 visit them when quite busy.
call for soma triling article, demand his
change in hurry and skip. 1t was the
change he was after, and not goods. conse.
quently he Was easy 70 please and his pur-
chsses always small.-Bates Coxnty Adrooafe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
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Nt-s,t.Iy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
Arrested.

BIB Morrow and Zen johnson were ar
rested. yesterday, an afiidaviis sworn out by
Lon Van Wagner and Dr. W. r. Boyer. !e-
fore Judge Clark. changing that the defsn-
dants sold liquor without lissnsc.
The case will come mp for hearing an
Tuesday next, tn which time continuance
Vas taken the defendants giving hond in
the sum Of 500 each.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
uII,.. t.N II,E p!INI.

,;,,-sr- not To- 's%.,srt ,' with TIN. hl,psh
.,si Ta E,si.. D.. 10 l,'t
d. o.. , " t-.-t. ,i,i~ t. N,-.I- t- t,,.
suite ~sEi Ssit iIs~ rh,iT u tnl 'tN ~. as
tt t..i- We'll. tt -s..,i.r t.s INIT cut h. ~ Meath
t'i.- rnIi-t"r the t.tt-T aht D. o., ham.
Ns..-.- ~ u,-s.i.rN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
Died.

Saturday morning July 9th, 1873. at &
o'clock, Mrs. Martha, wife Of 7. Q. Critch
low, aged 80 years l month ard day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

You can save the expense Of . trip to
Hot Spring. by using Dr. Bulls Blood
Mixture. II IL the remedy for the blood.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
COLD FLOODED MURDER.
A Ruffian Kills BIS Man at a Pic
mic. in Lafayette County, on the
Fourth.

n
~ - ~
49, 49, 20 - ' .'"'
The mnrierer's name was Johnson an.i
the victim one Charlie Brown, all ii Raw
county. The psrticul,r. of the ,a,;r ~
.;., r.,,-
- arc - '''
v" /" the J"""<"" or"ti'ers aud brown
had an old grrIdse between them, aud ou
m~e,;uv M the cic,;c ~ ,tov. s,,,.., H..
IL. L.., =,
"'"' DIV" .'e '"'"'e"
IN ." alteration. during which the younger
Johnson came mp in front of Brown and
sbo, him Nth . n.vx ,.,o,vs, =, IN. .
-. -
P.!' On Tue 'ofe"ea"' k"''"R NJ" instantly,
rnd alter he fell. shot him twice more, once
in the neck and the other time under the
right arm. The murderer AMI his brother
deh the country Immediately after commit
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

-Lemp's bottled beer At Tom. Quinn's. If
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
J. u. RURKHART.

Real Estate and CenEsyanseing Agent
ALBANY, OREGON.
CORNER FIRST ASD BRoADALBN STREETS.
Farms of all sizes, improved and uniFn-
proved, in this and adjacent counties, suit
able for grain raising, also timbered land
and stock ranches for sale ON easy terms.
Also for sale q number CT dwelling
houses and vacant lots in this city.
should call and learn terms and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Persons desiring help can Be provided
with any nux1beK ef labersRa by leay1n9
rd1rs- dn1.es1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
AN OPEN LETTER
1T SPEAKS FOR RITsELF.

RocKPosT, Mss April q 1877.
Mr. EpToR Having read in your paper reports Of
the remarkable cures Of eatarrh am Induced 10 tell
what know about cataIrh and fancy the ''snuff"
and .'nhaling tube makers tuaere dollar grabbcrsl
would be glad If they could embazon a similar in
the papers. For VI years | suffered with cataTrh.
The nasal passages became completely closed 'Sruf
dust ashes, .inha.y tubes. and .ssticks,'
wouldn't work, though at Intervals would sniI up
the so-csed cataTrh snuff, until became valuable
tester for such medicines. l gradually grew worse,
and no one can know how much / suffered what
miserable being WIS. Ny head sched my eyes
that was confined 70 my bed or many uoeessiye days,
suffering the most intense pain, which at time
lasted continuously for l69 hours All Of smell
and taste gone, sight and hearing impaired body
shf7inken and Weakened nervous system shattered,
and constitution broken, and was hawking and splitting
seven -eighths Of the time prayed for death TO
leve Of my suffering. favorable notice In your
paper Of Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy induce me Il pr-
chase package and Il with Dr. Pierce's Nasal
Douche, which applies tho remedy By hodrostatic pres
sure, the only way compatible with common sense
Wei Mr. Editor, 1t did not cure in three-tourths
Of second, in hour month, but in less than
eight minutes was relieved and in three months
tjrtly cured and have remained for over sixteen
months. While using the CataFTh Remedy, used DR..
HeEces Golden Medal Discovery 70 purity my blood
and strengthen my stomach. also kept my liver
active and bowels regular by the Of his Pleasant
Plrgative Pellets. II my experience will induce other
sufferers 10 seek the of relief this lett
viii have answered its purpose.
8 Is RFAFIfrE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ul.der-
N signed. Administrator of the estate of
Vim. II. Basket, deces sed, has filed his ac-
count 1or the final settlement in above
named tate in the County Court for Linn
County, State of Oregon, and Tuesday. the
md day of July. 1878 at the h. ur ef one
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, has
been set for the hearing of objections and
the settlement of said estate.
Dated this May 9Th. 1878.
WM. CYRUS,
40w4 Admir-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES,

The following named parties are among the thou
sands who have been cured Of eaar-h by the use Of
DR. sage's cataT-h Remedy:
AT Downs, New Geneva Pl; D Brown, 81 Joseph
No; Lewis, Rutland Vt; Levi Springer, Nettle
Lake, Ohio; Chas SorcruI, North Chesterfield, Ne /:
Milton Jones, Sciba Y; Miller, Bgidger Station
Wyo: J.C AerTinlan, LossauspoSt, Ind n N Post,
L4og7nsFort, Ind " Bailey, fremont, Pa. Ayres,
In Port. Ind Jessie N Sears, Fl Branch Ind; WI.
liams Canton, No; W A Thayer, onarga III /; S
Nichols, Jr Galveston, Texas Jonas ReneTt Stones
Vile, Pa; " Lusk, Mcfarland, Wis; johnson VII
lians, Helmck, Ohio. Mrs u currey, Trenton Tenn
JoSlin, Keen, n Fl; A Casper, Table Rock. W Va;
Louis AndeTs, Gsysport, Chic; { II Ch2se Eikhart
Ind; Mrs Henry Haght San Francisco Cal Mrs 81
Callusha. Lawrenceville \ Z; W J Graham, Adel Ia
A Smith, Newman Ga chas E Rice. baltimore Nd;
Jesse Sears Carlisle, Ind Dzn1 Miller, Fl Wayne
Ind Mrs Minnie Arnaise. 800 Dslany Street, n Y H
W Hail. Hastings. Mich; VIM Aarston, Lowell Mas
W Roberts, Maricopa, Ariz; Chas Delaney. Harris
burg, Ha NJ z Cole, Lowed, Mass; Mrs G Spurtin,
Lucy Hunter, Pennington, IN Capt Spanlding,
Camp StaInbangh, wyo; W TTach, Steamboat Rock,
Iowai Mrs LYDIA White, Shushan, Y; J NJ Peck,
junction City, Mont; Henry Ebe, Bantas, Cal; L P
Cummings, Raatoul, III s z Jones, Charleston. Pour
Corners, Y Geo + Hall, Pueblo, Cal: VIM Bar
trie, Sterling. Pa II Ebon eis Penn Street. Pitts
.Jurgh, Pa R Jaeknfan. SGfnueps Depot ny: Henry
Zobrist Geneva, n Y; Miss Hattie Parrott Montgunl-
cry. Ohio L Leibrook, Chatham, III Mccoy, Nash
port, Ohio; " W Warner, North Jackson, Mich Miss
Mary Winnie Darien, Wis; John Ziegler, Carlisle
Springs, Pa James Tkompkins, ST Cloud Minn Enoch
Duer. Hawnee City, Neb Joseph 7 Miller, Xenia Ohio;
M John Davis, Prescott, Ariz; Mrs Nancy Graham,
Forest Crow. OreFof.
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For Sale.
A Splendid Farm.

0an ACRES-2o0 in cult alton. II
OOO is well fenced and otherwiee well
improved. 200 acres is the best of far ming
land. Good house, barn, and all necessary
improvements for an excellent modern
iarm. Ne WHITE LAND on the place. 1t is
situated / I-2 miles west of AIbany-the
great agricultural center of Oregon For
terms enquire at the place of
yi3nltf J. L, HATCHER,
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: e Fancy Cards. Snowflake Dalnask, in rs styles
y with name, 10 cts Esssau Card Co., Nassau n
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Dissolution Notice.

HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR LEBA-
non FIGURING Mills, the firm of Elkins
bros is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts of the firm will be promptly
settled, and persofs owing the late firm are
hereby notified to appear and settle up at
once with either of tho undersigned.
W. S ELKINS,
JOS. ELKINS.
Lebanon, May 8, 1873.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
To Our Friends

who have favored with their patronage we return
our sincere thanks. Our business will be continued
We have improved our machinery, and increased the
capacity OF factory, TO meet the growing demand
for aswider scope of work. both plain and Ornamental
in our thriving city and country, and prepared to
furnish tho Latest styles of Work in our line.
We have connected with our former business, the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
EXCELSIOR COMBINED HARROW


CGSDJO H u III 1 H,
patented by Kuhn & Miller and are prepared to furn
ish Farmers. this superior implement which seems to
be destined to rival every thing in its line ever offered
TO the public; we have good WOOD LATHE AND
AN EXPERIENCED TURNER, and are p7epared 10
furnish good work in that line.
Hoping by close attention to our business and fair
dealing with our customers TO merit and receive con-
tinuance of the very hboral patronage heretofore
tended 70 Us, give Us CALI and encourage homo en.
toEpTisa 3, CARTFH q "a.
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READ THIS!

IF YOU WISH TO ENGAGE IN A GOOD, WELL
L established, growing and paying business, call and
see L. Iartcr & Co. at their DOOR, SASH AND
HARROW FACTORY, in Albany who propose to
sell one-hal or the whole Of their factory property
real and personal, very accommodating terms TO an
accepted purchaser For particulars, apply to or
dress the nroprietors on the premises.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
CARD.

IA Q ron City, beg leave to inform the public
that they have purchased the entire stock Of
drugs medicines etc., formerly owned by r. C..
Hilf q Son, and that they design continuing
the business at the old stand, where they pro.
pose to keep in the future, a full assorsment oi
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines. Toilet Ar
class drug store.
While earnestly soliciting q continuance Of
the OLD house. We hope at the same time, by
fair and liberal dealing, and careful attention
10 the wants Of customers to meet the esteem
orders.
Particular attention viii be given to the com
pounding o. physicians prescriptions and fam
iIy receipts at all Lours Of the day or night.
a. H. BEIx. q PARKER,
Successors 10 =. c. hill = soN.
Albany. Oregon. Oct. 9th. ls74. nesf.
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THE OREGON AND WASHINGTON
LAND REGISTER,

Tho object Of which Is to bring Land Owners and Real
Estate Agents into closer communication with the
thousands OF Immigrants who arriving in this city
With view to the ultimate purchase Of lands 1t viii
he printed In regular newspaper form, eight page, Tx
Is inches and will be devoted solely 70 the purpose for
les wi be issued about ths 10th OF February, 1873,
and often thereafter as the nfux OF immigration
demands
be condensed to occupy ten lines GO wonis) sess,
and will be charged for at the rate Of dollar each.
L Is more than probable that from twenty five TO
hfty thousand people will Be added to our Population
during the spring and summer Of ISIS, Nearly all
immigrants who to Oregon and Washington Ter
rtory land first At Portland and will receive copy OF
this paper, IS ii win be distributed gratutonsy It
viii therefore be the best possible means Of bringing
lands and other property for sale 70 their notice
Descriptions OF property for sale may be written out
in f giving character, location price terms q sse,
which viii be editorially condensed 70 the required
sraee and the letter numbered TO correspond with the
description and filed in my office for reference No
charge win be made for sales arranged through THIS
apency-the only fee required being one dollar for
each description inserted in the LAND REGISTER, which
must be forwarded with the description. l. may be
in silver BY registered lstter, or by postal order at
correspondence on all subjects connected with tho
development Of all portions 81 the State and Territory
respectfully solicited.
the wants of Al parts Of the State and Territory for
laborcrs mechanics merchants etc. which is open for
the free inspection OF newcomers Notice Of such
wants respectfully solicited All matter Intended for
publication in the land register must be written on one
side Of the paper only and be in prior 70 the hrst Of
February is7S Al descriptions Of property for sale
win be inserted in the order OF their arval-those
coming first the outside pages
Believing that this publication will be greatly 70 the
advantage OF both buyer and seller, respectfully So
icit the patronage Of the public
Address al communications 70 me ut Portland, Orc
gon. D. u. STEAkASs
PORTLAND. Or. December 20. 1871, neitf.
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an who are suffering from the errors and naiscret
es1s Of youth, weakness carly decay, loss o,
mt1hood &C., VIII send recipe thas vii cure you
FaEE OF CHARGE This great remedy discover
"a bs missionary IN South America Sssid self-ad-
dressed envelope to the REV. JosEPH T. lSaAN, Sta
tion D. Bible House, New York City. vlsln4yl
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d FSsE business you engage in. S. To SO per
sDItO- day made by any worker of either SEX
right IL their localities Particulars and samples
worth S. free Improve your spare time this bust
psss- Address SEIysoa Co, Portland, AaEe- SO
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ADvERgIsnMENTs.
NATURAL SELECTION.

Are not advertised as curcaa. but arc specifics II
thn aisnasea ior which they are recommended.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the coparternship heretofore exist
ing between Henry A. Clark and ], L.
Halter. under the firm name of Clark Il
Halter, doing business in the city OF Az
bany, as m .rble and stone workers, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Henry
A. Clark assumes all debts against the
firm, and will continue the business at
same place.
HENRY A. CLARK,
]. I. HALTER.
Albany, May l, 1873. nssw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17
A Gard and Prospectus.

Having opened free Intelligence oice for the pur-
means at nay Command, where are kept files OF all
leading newspapers poblished in Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, have also determined to establish a
land journal. % be called
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-06
Watching a Rifle Balls Flight.
TRocheater HerA1d.l

Three gentlemen, members Of the
Amateur Rifle Club, yesterday afternoon
were in the town Of Brighton, rifle shoot
ing. The distance was 200 yards; all
three were shooting 'Creedmoor" rifles.
From the firing point to the target the
ground gradually assembled, 80 that a
small telescope, but good one, firmly
fixed in true bounds on a tree, at dis
lance of perhaps thirty feet, made a fine
point for observation. One of the shoot
ers, while looking through the glass to
mark q shot of one Of his companions,
exclaimed that he saw the ball as it sped
on it's mission. The announcement was
received with incredulity; but one of
the other shooters went to the glass, and
he also saw the ball almost as it left the
gun, and through its whole fight, near
ly the whole line of its trajectory, until
it struck the target. SO interesting and
beautiful was the sight that every shot
was watched by one or the other of the
gentlemen and it Is an actual fact that
the point at which the ball would strike
the target could be seen before the ball
struck. 1t was even insisted upon that
the rotary motion of the ball could be
observed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-06
Cheap Living in GlasgOw.

Glasgow has long been famous for Its
penny dinners for the poor, which are,
no doubt, q great boon to the working
classes and to other persons whose
means are limited. Ii, however, state
ment made recently at the Central Po-
lice Court of that city is to be believed,
q dinner at some Of the eating houses in
Glasgow is not over cheap even at the
charge Of one penny. A girl employed
at an eating house was charged with
creating disturbance at the establish
ment. Her explanation Of the affair
was that she had quarreled with her
employer because he insisted on selling
broth Ia which rat had been drowned,
and which, in addition to the drowned
rat, contained considerable amount OF
rotten cabbage. When she demonstrated
against the sale of this concoction, he
replied that it was good enough for
customers who could only afford to
spend penny or q half penny on it. y
The answer led to an alteration, which
ended In her demanding the balance OF
her wages. He then handed her over
to the police, alleging that she had ere.
ated a disturbance. The magistrate
found her guilty of the charge, and fined
her 10 shillings ponce, with the alter.
native Of ten days imprisonment.