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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
A Relle er nr-canr nar..

ons q the boys of tho Linn Couaty Risa.
while eneampod At deserted cabin Ia Bea,
Valley. Grant eoanty, picked up sene stisy
leaves Of Harper's Aagasias Of tho yosl
1854. and in the Dralser itsraa the tolIowin.
was found.
a correspondent a. Us.atiila, Oregon, COP.
ies for the Drawer the following, found 81
the back Of letter At ached 10 the way.biII
Of one nE the stages Of the Pioneer Line run,
ming 70 that taufn.
WIN the man what does an the mali A falnr. ~,
give thta rakidgs TO Mr.. Waite man what rrfss.
TIERS. who Il rather ola ana phlfs esss
piected, and got married inat Niehaiunsn - Vossn
nd Nho used - own Old Marshal ana aoad hI -
- p.Et aesn aad part on tiue, and grxatly ohlirs
II tho other particulars fail there q am al
doubt bat that hann.hills on barn door Mi
enable him TO discover where /" ola Ma.
shal's eircuit now ID.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06


Hsnaiey, the Hermit Of Clear Lake. va,
down last week with wagon load Of beAuti.
ful trout which be had caught in Clear Lake.
His load didn't last over an hour after III,
psopie knew what he had for sals He teIl.
As hat he and his rartner. Al swart.. ex.
poets to engage largely in trapping during
the coming winter They win have a line Of
traps along ths S1ntiam Mountain Raad from
the foot Of Seven Nile Hill 70 Trout Greek
on the other aide Of the summit, distance
Of forty miles. Mr.. Hsnlley viii attend 10
this end Of tia linz. aad swsrtz the other.
They VIII meet somewhere near Big Iake
on the summit every three days, at which
place they viii have cabin. They win use
about i5osseeltsaps. and aIr. II who has trap.
ped there before for several seasons, says that
they win make from s. to $40 per dag in
Pelts- Il may be IS much of surprise 10
Others a it was TO Us to learn that on that
range saey trap sixssss different varieties Of
aDfrs4fs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
AHarbsr Of nshas..

Tho Standard says Mr. r. A. HaLershan,
Assistant U. s. Euginsor. returned last Fri.
day evening from the coast near caps Foul.
weather. where. with eorpa Of ssaistauas
he has been ssarrhing tor = harbor Il refuge,
o. rather an inlet which eoaid Be made a ssfs
refuge for storm driven vessels. Three weeks
have been spent In diligens examination, aud
Mr.. II. thinks that hArbor Of refuge can S.
made in the cove Just sonth Of FoaIveathe.
Light BY ths erection Of breaI wster. Thi.
cove lies Immediately north a . saanth q
faquiaA Bay. and in ths ereas that the
hFeakNAter be erected. "a Il cerlaials aaoaIa
Be. IL woaid add naatsriaily - The develop.
meat Of the rich country lying contiguous 10
Alsea and fasu.na Bays. We hope sir. II.
will % represent matters IA his rsgoss that
the requisite amount ef fands viii be appro.
priatsi before anstiaer yesr asr The prosser.
ton q this work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
A AaIessar.1,,ry.

Mr. 5. M Wiley, brothcs.in-lAw Of Dr..
Gray, came 70 this city from the East last
fall, bringing his family with him, and short
y after rented farm near Layton's, about
three miles above here. and engaged in agri-
cultural pursuits. a few weeks ago Mir.
Wiley was taken sick and has been unable to
do any work during the present harvest, and
his crop turning out badly, it took nearly all
Of it to pay for the harvesting To add to
his misfOrtunea, that terrible scourge, diph-
liberia, got into bis family and within the
past two weeks hss taken of two bright lit
tie boys one seven and the other eight years
o. age. Another little child Is rot expected
70 1--we, and will probably be dead before this
paper leaves the press. Truly Mr. WiIey's
lot IS 3 hard one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
Ths Yasnaaa RalIra.... !.

a gentlemaa Just over from Ysquins Bay
Informs the 0regoniGH tha. work on the rail.
road between Corvallis and tide water Is Be.
ing eEuwded forward as rapidly - possible.
Under tho personal saperintendencs Of Col.
Kinney twho Tor q long time was employed
by the isse Harry Meiggs in South Arn4sie y
the grading has been eonplet4d for ten miles
aad the contract for the ties has been already
let Col T. Egsrton Hogg. who has hesa in
Europe for some time. Is expected 70 arrive
soon aud the rolling stock Tor the distance
graded win be along shortly after him. w
S. Ladd. of Portland, reosived a letter from
him few days ago which said that be had
already purchased 600 tons Of iron which
would be shipped to Portland for this road.
Where Is the rnbelievfng Thomas that nor
thinks the Yaquina Railroad Is = mv.bf II
is sure 70 go through. and thst. too. sooner
than is expected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06


pAvfs.-pisd ag his residence Ia tlnn eaant, f,s..
teas oa ~ u dhS q August, es5s, Of consumptsn
HootEH DAyfs agsd 70 years, months asa dsys.
Weeien Davis waa born IN Lssts cennty, Kansunsty,
q tns Ath dAy q Nov, iszs. Hs frrnleratsd -
Oregon II 1917 With hs father, 1ruos Davis SEM ln
ths 18th year of hls age on The 2ise os sept fss4
10 NAs married % Mary Ann Berisy, ths daughter Il
shs ReF J. q. sud Mn. corneiia Berisley, b. Rev n
q hi. - her fsthers residences 10 this county. lie
had slreay began the inpFogemenG ef IFS farm. upon
wheh 10 ilyed from tho time ~ ha marriage unti his
death He was one of The pioneers og Ian county
siofns Sas word which 70 him certainly dear He
was seldom foand sway from home exeett o. buslaess
o. for ne pposs II siatag fandp And relatives lie
Was certainly Esan II good moral saaratsr strictly
honest and tsmpeFats n Ill ls ways ana hablts Ths
z sonsshlng = whssh ~ ean testify vho knsw hIs
~ AR aeaiinE md honesty q fuspese Ne gained
many very warm frlends 5000 aug IL ,uSrsssa =
united With the Good Hops Bap,st char,h q al
county. and FsmaInsas . rssmbsr ms, ira, rk,,r.,,
dshsnAea. Al he time Of l.s ass.l..tsou is ,.sy.
hs 'church lsttsFv whi hs sfserpnr4s trsssased =
he First Baptist chHrch, Albany, oseess and ma.
itai raeeonmssAEtlen toh hImsslf sad We vsre r.
essed into fen islloHshlp With shs Ias.sr ehureh
is was asmbsr.of Haps osngs. No. q, AIbsay.
oEsgoa- He Looked upon thai orxsal.ssloa a. bslsg
ono eaieaAfsd % bcnsat l.s ssssiSs.s snd de ea,
muniy - iargs. he anitsd With this xranr, soon
sftsF iss esgAairasion, end ssSsnsa pensber unsn
his ts@ta.
He le@ses wife sud Eve ekiidren % noun, IL. d.
partase. They SIMPLY pfosidsd fer. rlsch L re-
suit Il hls lnAastFy and econany E.s sletnsss -
thas iasai dlseaae. eonsumpsoa, uieh hsd Ten lar
aay Haenias pros % hts dsate x'ltsiag siosiy but
sarsy. unsi = iasl his frsns saw sa S. dsp.r.ru
wAs ~ hsnd he oniH regretted hAssax hss f.sglly.
esing parssetiy rsagnsd % 90 b Sas his Ifesvsaiy
FA.aers WI ne eitsn eAtFesssd be hois IN Christ
70 his devoted ~its and 70 RIDER /, I'M ~, u.ss
watch hs sbsalaed IN hia yssung niIhsoa and uhseh
hs had Fetainsd during lie Ms dlss. va ilsv.,.
ne eoe. Sheh called forth esnsdeFslie patsnos On
biz p4Fs but he bore ta traAl - 4 christian ssdsv
Should and then seat hona 70 receive the Feward a
tss talthfui on he day u hs dsata he eaI,sd II.
lAaaiy sa4 tsisods = his hsd side ind I'D thsa
iHrsus1. asting them 70 Be punoEuai Ia atasudlt :
ehaEth and sysEy ehFistlan dsty lie Rsxs ths cam
fortiag assurances that b wss FsadY ts asssrt. snd
thst be did not drpad The fata-e
EFsry attention whs givsa him dsrsns kis ionv ii.
Hen Which devoted ssis ana ksnd hssnAs wer. ah,e
u bestsH. TAe Abs7 q his wife % make his la
houFp apsa sayth pleasant wers rek Is eriy devot8
wife ooaid hsstoW. Nay tha Blessings q Hlrs uho
LIS Fsemissd u ears ssr tke ss6a,s ara Che orsan
scss ugaa her whoss fAithfa labor, esu only bs r.
Ezfdsa frpm oa hleh. TPH.
1issquri and Kannla papers pleass eepy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
Rebeer. e be- Rerl...

The residence Of Squire Randall. nOar
scio, was broken into ca Sabbath Of last
week while the fanily were At church, and
about $50 stolen. II Is not probable that
trHmps had anything 70 do with Il, IN fact
the thief must have been well acquainted
with the promises, A. he evidently went
straight 70 work after getting into the house
and forced open drawcr which contained
the money and disturbed nothing else. we
are not aquainted with tho squire and do
not know anything about she case. Sut we
advise him not to go many miles frena home
in hunting for tho thief.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

At the d. E Conference last week a psti.
ton was presented asking for tho influence
q that body to be exerted to cause the 70.
snoval Of Superintendent Ragley from she
Silsts Indian Agency. Il was signed BY
about 50 Indiana. who were all eithsr chief.
OF bead men Of the different tribes At tha.
agency. Although the Conference did no.
e abOdy plainly ask for thoreuoval Of Baeley.
Il did that which amounts to just the same,
Judge Piper, Of this city. was recommended
unanimously 70 ell the hoped.tOr vacancy.
The Conference could not have made 4 bet.
ter choice We think, as tho JGago Is an hon.
est, upright and Conscientious citizen. and
would treat the Indians under his charge in
the manner expected W the GOvsrnmens
Should he get the position ho win very Prob.
ably carry on the aiEaira OF tho reservation
IN sueh way as to prevent people from ask.
ing for his removal-at least until the sum-
msr Of 1881. After that time If he EXPECT.
to hold the position Of course he viii have
to change his politics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
- q !. cuan!arhan! ]. 81.
IA Baslns.s for nlmsslf.

Mr. Geo. Kaiser. lst Assistant Foreman Of
Albany Engine No. !, who has worked 80
long and faithfully in Mr.. Dunning's furni.
ture shop and cabinet store in this city. went
up TO Junction this week to open out fur.
nitare establishment on his own hook. George
Is a first clasg workman. steady yoang man,
jo.is good f.iie,z, Adj sill be well liked bv
all 40 lorfn his sequaintance. He under.
stands his business thoroughly and his estalb-
Iishment will be quite an addition to that
rushing little city. We earnestly recommend
Mr. Kaiser to our readers aud friends in that
vicinity, and feel sure that when they form
bis acquaintance they can certify to all wc
have said.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
A cosa WsIaan Gene.

Ealen 3, wife Of Rev. S. Hsiningsr. died
At Dayton. in YamhilI osunty, last Saturday.
aged 90 years, 10 months and Is DAYS. She
rs boE9 g Michigan, where she shared the
los Ct an itineraat's wife for fire years, and
then moved to this State three years AGO.
her remains were buried IA the cennstery near
WheatlsEd, and large concourss of people
attended the funeral which was conducted
y Rsv. BeEersox, Of this city. She leaves
2 sorrOwiHg husband and four interesting
children, but her end was one Of great peace.
4 short tine before her life eBbea away she
sad e her grief-stricksn husband: :. Weep
not Tor me; the separation wiz NOT be long.
Meet me m heaven and bring all the child.
ren with you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06


l11[Ptrs Aagu=iae for Septanber. viii
tie two ssriai stories By Blaek and Hardy
repSssenfing the best work Of these tEc
crest novelists; three brilliant short nt.r;es
~ Ara E ". Latinsr. Rebeeea HARDING
Davis and Rose Terry Cooke; dramatic
sketch Of thrilling iHtero4t by 7. D. Aldricb.
with three admirable illustrations bv Abhev.
= numerous sketch By Charles D. DesAlee.
eatitled :" Abm: A Glimpse Of Modern
Dixie. illustrated by Pyle; "A illustrated
poem, OF pathetic interest, aThe Porsolos.
ure Of the Mortgage. BY Mrs E T. Cor.
eessi other poems By Ruth Dana and H.r.
riat Prescott SpoFora: sever.h iilpstr.a.,s
articles covering variety Of subjects; time
y srsieles Of great and immediate interea.
% 81 readers and the i've admirably sustain.
Cd editorial dspartnents-is an exceeding
r1eh. beautiful. and entertaining number.
The opening number BY Clara + Nor.e.
entitled = Sheen. the Beautiful. = il an inter.
ting description, Of Richmond Hin. Twick.
enham. and ether English scenes Of poe.i.
and Historical interest. Dr. Tones pspsr
On . Reform Wiesbaden i = pictprssa,,s
revelation 70 American readers Of this fan.
oas German spa. formerly The capital rsaost
OF sauhlsrs " P. Garrison contributes +.
esliieal but pop1lar paper on Thomas Bswick
--ne father OF English wood-engraving. In
AZ. kldeings paper, " A Spring Jannt in
staten lsland, = the most picturasqpe feature,
O that IsiAnd are portrayed Mary P.
Aaaehe- contributes an article on cur women
teachers, entitled "a The School Mistress
and Mss Charlotte Adams treats subject |
which s now one Of great interest, involving |
sas noss dramatic episode in tie history Of |
tlss Island Of Cyprus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
NIesIr eannhL


a fsw evenings ago party Of young foI.
lows meandsred around town and amnsed
themselves By s'ticktackine9 some q their
friends that IL. they would fasten short
string, TO which was attached bullet Or
nail, 70 the top Of window, and thon -.
ing long cord to II get oH across the street
and BY pulling would produce spiritual ran.
ping Well, this party Of which We sneak
rigged their ''ticktack" on Jaa. orcbard's
window and commenced operations. bat
Jim know whae wnl the matter, and blowing
out the light, put out bis arm and dotaobAd
the ssring. knowing that the boys wo,ld
come up to faaten II, he gently raised the
window, and removing the cartridges from
hia revolver he awaited Developments. fna
lev moments he could SEQ : dark figure
approaching, and when It got pretty close be
commenced snapping his pistoi Al It. The
figure suddenly found speech and commenced
squalltng ont "Don'ti Don't, Donti jim +
Don't' For Gods sake don't shoot Don't
you know mo JiniT' Thon he would whist.
70 IN peculiar manner known 70 Jim. but
which that young gentleman did not wish 10
recognize, and 80 he kept popperine awav
anlil his friend walked right into the house.
u ia said that the mental agony which that
young man suffered while under Gre WA 80
great that bis hair Is now perfectly nd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
ne Rest syashins ..A

Titus. who has 90 long sold the Singer
sewing machine IN this city, has at la.t H.
csrded It and taken the " New Home ma.
chine he does this not because the Singer
= not good machine, but because the slSsw
Home, Is later invention and combine.
the good qualities Of all the other 6rst-cIass
machines. L has been Invented since tba
patents Eaa out on the other machines apd
'f course all their best features have ben
united IN this. See his card, and be sure +.
esll and look at bis new machine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
gk Semattat.
.kIDAYs. .sEPTEMBER 6. 1873,


Q. P. CHURcH.-rreachinpeverv s.h,,..A
= u 4. n. aud 7sS0 2. \. 81 REV. q e, ~
Stne, p. p Sabbath school Al e.so ; y
freyer meeting every Wednesday eyenina.
q. 8. CHuRcH -Preaohinv ev,rv s.l,s,.,,,
e II A. 4 and Tss0 ?. 4. song ssr~;ce 4,
he evening before Sermon Sab6sth iSchoai
6 $50 ?. 4 Prayer meeting evcrv fh,rs.
day ovanine. J, +. De vore. pastor.
EFuooPAG CHuReH.-Divine service. ,,;,,
Be hsad at St Peters Church nexe Ssnse 4,
evening. Sept sst, at 7.S0 o'eleck. ROM
4 Stovsus. pastor.
EvANoRlzcAL CHURcH.--preaetinro an Sab.
91sa ~ ~ A. r., and r Il. Sabbath
school 1875 Prayer meeting every Thurs-
oAy evening J. Bowersox, PASTOR.
CAEvARy CHURcR. Services every Sab.
sea a II a n and 7:2oP. X. Ssbhath
Ssaoo. e $50 Prayer nesting every
4H.saafsaly 4.sy evening q each week. W. n
=. CHURCH, SoUTH. H.--Services eyery
sAeeasa Is st PAul's H. 3. Church, South.
= As:S9 4. 4. and 1902. n sabbath Schooi
= s1:1a fEayor neoting every Friday
sesalag. ". II Klyca. pastor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
Large Business.

Gardner Bros, who have been selling
musical Instruments IN this State for the
past two years. have done very large bust.
ness in that line. They have sold over 700
Instruments, which have principally been
disposed of in Linn and Marion counties in
this State, and in the Walla WalIa country
ia Washington. Averaging each instrument
ct $500, which is none too low, It would
bring the receipts Of the frm ID to over
$500, 600. a. l. Moye was their agent IN
this county
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

The citizens of Albany met at the COur.
House last Monday evening for the purpose
q aeslslng means to raise money for the re-
hef Of the yellow fever suferers n tbe
south. a eOnmistss was appointed to ..
sssls subscriptions, and they wiz commences
Herk today. We hope orr citizens viii re-
spend literally to the call The follow;a.
peEsons compose the eonaafttse: T. p Hack.
ssPaan. L Biyeu, JOa. Weber, ". II. Gas.
ton' hrs. ThOs. Monteith, Mss Maggie Fos.
sss' Jay Balm, J. B Wyatt. D1. G. ".
e'ray, u. g. CoItra.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
BLACK cnznE.
David sanklns Accused of conamitilnr
Rape upoa Ms 1lster-In.Eaw.
mas Asale Push.


A few days ago warrant wan aworn oul
Tor the arrest Of David Junkinn, Il being
charged that he had committed rape upon
The person Of his sister.inlaw, Miaa Addie
Pagh- oaioos have been searching for hin,
for several days, bat up 70 the time Of going
to press their hunt had been unsuccessful.
Mr. JuRkins lives near the Oak Point School
House, in Orleans precinct. about ten mile
from here's be Is married man and has
several children. His victim is young
lady. probahly not over fifteen or sixteen
years OF age. = daughter Of Wash. Pagh.
who lives in the same community. We
havo not yet been able 70 get any Of the par.
iieulars q the outrage. but the whole matter
win probably be thoroughly gifted during
the next term Of court II tho dastardly
wretch Is caught We think Linn county
jury win be very apr TO bo 80 emphatic with
their verdict that she Judge win find il con.
venient 20 sead him 70 Salem for the renain.
der Of his natural existence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

There Is ntill one man in the county whc
remembers the printer, and he Il printer
himself Tho frat two letters Of his name
ara Johnny srangIer. and the reason that the
whole DEhocRAr force win always rcmen.
Der him e that few days ago he brought Us !
basket Of large, juicy Bartlett pears. Whsul
Lalephl Yum, yum, yumi Wern1 they
good They didn't last long; all gone row.
but II makes our mouth watss . think q
them yet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
a stafe rair ann c.lon.

Mr.. W, G. Myers, Of Ashland, win exhib.
it the finest turnout at the State Fair that
has ever been seen IN Oregon. He has hsd
minute carriage made to order, ana win
attach to It four-in-hand, consisting Of his
beautiful Shetland ponies. Eswiil probably
secure the services Of commd ac=s Mutt to
'aanipulate the ribbons, which VIII put the
finishing touch to the entire affair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
sslIl Another slaze.

Firea seem to be aN the rage now, and
come on thick and fast. About 10 O'Clock
last Friday night Geo. Kaiser, D. B. Mon.
teith and Alex. Purdom discovered fire
in Louis MilIer's blacksmith shop. and
bursting thedoOr openthey soon extinguished
II without givingl the alarm. Il was in the
flooring just back Of the forge aud probably
caught from piece Of hot iron. Il did not
get much Of start, consequently the darn-
age doesn't amount 70 anything
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
AYAmEnY nEDIcrsr.

The 0REcos BLooD PuarK1Eh aad KDxr,
REoULAToR "a The best family remedy eve
placed before the public.
Il Is AZ oEEoox production, compounded
from 0nEcox roots aud herbs sala manufse
tared By an old oRKcox house
Yoa should have Il ia your fImily.
Il purides tha blood and regulates the ava
TEN.
It roots out all seroiaIoaa imp parties frOu
the blood.
Keep your blood In order sadI yoar health
xusr Be good.
Women in PREGNANCY. It prcventa nause.
and vomiting.
Give Il to your children. Tale il yourself.
Dent b without il in your family. Il /.
not poisonous nossrrm made ID sell. but ,
purely vEoErABIs blood purifier
All druggists have II for sale.
Manufactured by
WILLIAM PFUNDER & CO.
Apothscaries and Chemists,
New Market Theatre block, Portland, o.
DOxT shake yourself to pieces with the
AoUE and BURn up with FEvEll when You
can bo completely cnrod hybsing a bottle Of
that famous preparation called THE Wrru.AM-
Er1x FkvKR AND AsuE MrxrURlt
Hisasu sure Re for FEVER and AouE
AL druggists have il for sale.
Manufactured BY
WILLIAM PFUNDER & CO.
Apothecaries and Chemists, PsFtland, o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

Here 4 some poetry which was published
IA ST Louis paper during the recent heated
term. Il is written after Tennyson "a good
ways afterj:
blAssa lerce tho sun on high,
soorohed broeEss rsistled by,
Up went she merct.ry,
Upt 1901
swelteFsd ths hot hslrade,
o The Wild howl thsy made
Whom ahsll ils ooho Gadaf
Fashtfui 100
leo 70 the right Of them,
DeeF 10 the left Of them,
Cold tea IN front II thsm.
narkeepers hlundered
swlit nn The bulb did HE,
Singing '.swset By.andby,s
Pahrcnhsits mercury
Tn 10 1901
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

All you members Of Linn Base Ball Club
are notified that there viii Be . aI1nsinesameet-
ing Of this club at No Ones hall this even.
iag At s o'clock, sharp Rssaenber that this
IS for the purpose Of settling up business
All you who have bills al:aiDst the club
must present them on that evening, and the
msmhers nuat come prepared to pay up
their dnes. MANY MzmsERs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

The KwOng Now Co. Of Chinese in thu
city are now sending out great many neH
into the hop fields in this valley. Old Char.
ley, The boss, tells us that last Sabbath h.
sent forty-tyo down 70 VIM. Wells hop
yards at Buens Vista and on Tuesday
thlrsy-one were sent up to Mr.. Jaa. T. Lee,
ct junction. Last Wednesday John Mccoy
and Hon. !. =. Smith came down and se-
cured forty for their hop yards up near
Orleans precinct. The hop yield in the val.
ley viii be very good this season.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
Flows, Plows, Flows:

aamnel 3. Young hns receivid and viii
keep IN hnBd Tor fnIl trade sRe raliowlns
wen EnewH plewa. al sheroiaaaHy tried
sad adapted e oregon SELF
ChaHmpion BEoIine PRew's.
Garden City clipper Flclws.
COllina' Cast Cast steel Illows.
Celebrated OlIaver Chilled Piows,
Farmers can always depend o. finding the
largest and best assortment Ill pIows eve,
kept in Albany. At his warehouse. For sal.
on terms to suit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
A Maek FOR sale.

A good, substantial. light running hack.
worth over 500, win be sold now for $3.50
= e light and strong, and haaI just been beau
sliuly painted. II has platform springs, I'D
IS one Of the easiest riding rign out Can at
this Office L yOu want bargain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
mnnsine Rxpedleson..

This week three different hunting parties
have left Albany for the mountains. The
following persons nadsup the crowd D. b
Monteith, Mont. MOnteith. ]. H. Burkhart,
2. 4. BuFkhart, Geo. Mealy and Joe Char.
tres. Won't the uosoick suffer-