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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-25
Pslasnni.


Hon r. Glow, Grand Master Of Maaonn
spent last Sabbath in our city, and says it i
. good spot for weary wayfasing i.ian t,
rest and refresh himself.
Mart Brigham wns down from settleuiier'
mill labove Lebanon, last Monday. Mart
Is one of the live Democrats Of Old Linn, snS
says his section of the county will give an in
creased Democratic vote iii June.
Grand Worthy Chief Tempiar Dunbal
called on US last Tuesday. He was on hi
way to Corvallis
DR.. Souvielle Msthieu, the French ply
sieian. passed through this city en- route fol
Corvallis hut Saturday.
Miss Amy Kerns, of Portland, who has
been visiting the family Of Dick Wilson in
this city for somo weeks, returned to her
bone last Tuesday.
Jas. l. Cowan, Of Lebanon, was in the city
last Tuesday and honored us with call.
Robt. Glow, Grand Master of Masons, paid
the Craft Of this city pleasant and instruct
i've visit laat Saturday. He is now visiting
the Lodges in the Southern part of the State.
Robt NJ. Crane, travelling agent for the o.
S. s. Co, was in town last Wednesday ad-
vertisihs the Elder, which VII leave Port
land for Frisco on the Goth.
Mrs, P. H. Farrell, OF Eugene, came down
to this city last Tuesday to visii her relatives
Mrs J. b Wyatt started for the metropolis
last Tuesday to pay visit to her relatives
and many friends.
John Parker, one of the Penitentiary force
at Salem. came up last Wednesday, John is
just the same as ever; /; he is ono OF the ''true-
blue" boys and will do to tie to.
Ben Brenner AMI family, of Bro xnsvil'e,
have novel to this city again.
J. d. Titus and family ars down from
Wasco county on visit. They will probably
stay in the valley about moath and then
return home.
w. X. Price came down from tho famous
''ssap-hnle" country last week. He looks
like the bnach grass country agreed with him.
OIL Tcmpkias, that gay and festive Harris
burger who came near losing his safe few
weeks ago, drnpped ia on US last Monday.
He had been down at Portland. and stopped
aere on his wav up. He has moved into his
new house and is now prepared to deal out
his tin for ''tin. F"
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Disgraeegnl tendaet.

Last Sabbath evening while gentleman
was lecturing at the Court House lot Of
yo1ng men were 50 unmannerly as to cheer
him and thus disturb tho entire audience.
Several times the lecturer was compelled to
case speaking on account of the uproai
created by these young mez. and wait until
they had quieted down We are very sorry
that any of our Albany boys should stoop so
low as to act IN this cOatsmptibls manner
Steps are being taken to prevent su h an
occurrence again; the names of the hoodlums
VII be given to the Marshal, and should they
again undertake to raise disturbance at
public meeting they viii be 'iuyged" Our
Q 6csu cannot b too severe with them.
severi y now wiz b. the means of saving
then from the penitentiary IN the future.
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SUMMONS.
In ae Circuit Court Of aae Ss0ts Of Oregon
for the Costatp Of LSs.1.

In Ae Cireait Court Of tie Stats Of Oregon
for the County Of Linn.
James b. Houston and Milton Houston,
Plaintiffs, vs.. Charles +. Cunningham, De-
feudant.
To Charles F. Cunningham, the above
named Defendant:
In the name of the State Of Oregon you
are hereby summoned and required to aKS-
pear and answer the PIaiEtiffs' complaint
in the above entitled suit, now on tile with
the Clerk of said Court on the first day of
the next term Of this Court, to be holden at
the Court House in Albany, Linn County,
Oregon, on the second Monday, the IIth
day of March, A. ID. 1878, and Won are no.
plaint is The Partition of the following de,
scTibed real property, held by Plaintiffs and
Defendant as tenants in common, to-nit !:
The north half of the Donation Land Claim
of Robert Houston and Mary Houston his
wife, Notification No. bs9, Claim No. 38, and
being parts of sections So and "a, in Town
ship No 10, South Range No. est, and
parts Of Sections Nos. 5, 4 and 5, in Town
ship No. Ii south of Range No. 8 West.
said North half containing 3l8 acres. so
that said parties shall own their sail real
property in sevefalty, that il to say, James
b. Houston five tenths thereof, Milton
Houston three tenths thereof, and the De-
fendant, Charles F. Cunningham, two
tenths thereof: and if you fail TO appear
and answer said complaint as herein re-
quiFed, the rlaintiffs will apply tofhe Ceur;
for the relief demanded in said complaint
This summons is published in the STATE
RIGHTS DkMoe RAT newspaper for six weeks
consecutively by order of Hon. r.. p
Boise, Judge of said Court, which order i.
dated January 2. 1873.
6rRAHAN & BURNETT.
nzSWo AtI'ys Tor Plaintiffs
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FltRE3 -EkzIGHfEN -t The fesdenrs oi th
BRIDES parents, near Tangent. Jan 8 1879, 81 Rev
Peter A. Moses. biE 3. r. Nl1Kas and 4i1s EIR1goi
g ksIgHfES-both Of this countF.
NIcHoIsl WiTHRoW.--At the residence Of III
officiating Clergyman At Tangent, Jan II, la7g b
Roy. Potter A. Noses Mn. Jas NioHoEs and Miss s4eA
3. HifHRoR-both Of this county.
MILLER SMITH On Tuesday eyeninR, Jan. 42
1878, ct the residence Of Judge Johns IN this city, By
Rev d.. Irvine, Nh. Wm A. NiitKE and Nos ELLA
SNITH
With this notice came Ebofal supply Of cake and
silver, which has tendency 70 Increase the fow d
blessings from this oiass upon their heads.
HENDERSON iIAliILTpN AT the residsaes Of
the brides paronta near Oak Point in this county on
Wednesday, Jan. IS 1878 BY Rev Dr. irvine, assisted
BY Rev r J. Wilson, Nh. GKoRsE HEEnERsos, OF Port
land, and Miss josie E. HAniIToN. Of this county.
We hops that the anniversary 81 their wedding day
may occur and until the celebration of their
golden wedding, and that each day Of their welded
lie may be season Of Joy and aIadness That there
may be in store for them peace health and prosperity
and future that shall be frightened By tho realization
Of every anticipation Is the earnest wish Of 'ye local
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-25
A TaxIdermIst.

It MAJ be that our people do not know
that we have gentleman among as that is =
perfect adept in this art, but sueh is the case
and that person is R. D. Wilson. For spec
linens of his art Look into the window of Jas
Maiy's restaurant there viii be seen a
large mallard duck, looking as life-like as any
Of his race that can be found in cur wheat
fields. Three other feathered beauties com
plete the collection-one beautiful specimen
of the sprig-tail, another wood duck, and
one of the p7ettiest little members of the
feathered tribe-s mountain quail Dick
has quite talent for this sort Of work, end
we are glad to see him improving it. as there
is no country in the world that will excel
this in the production of so many different
varieties of birds and animals
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ShsriTs Sale.

NJ UfICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue cf a decree Of fnFeefeSnra
and order Of sale issuesi osss Of ne irerzs
Court of the STATE Of Oregon. for / ian CauIs-
~ ON tie I'd day OF Jzn1er@, iS7S. UPON
judgment rentiete ed IN said f'oust on the
zsih day OF October, 1876 r fsxer If l.. +.
Grover. ). +. Gfadwig < and n Ii. Brown,
constituting the Board of CaiIsIIs sssi0ssef:s
for the sale Of school t1ad and the IEsanssse
meilt Of he common school fund. Plaintiffs,
IS James Riley Snd ARA r. Moore, AsEs
u1fIistratar aud AdsaiiliistraSrix Of slse es-
tase IF L. y. Moarc. tieceaseSi Laura Il
owesE aud a. G. Sweet, Ter husband fsgxa
! Moore. Loren Il. aIoore. Oscar r. Moore.
Fannie doore, Ann R. aioore. james III
lev. Afsrfhs +. Riley, James Tslzossiris
and - Triganing. Defendants. 10 ma
direesed and de lvere /. / fszve levied spon
he following described real properly to-
Wit: The ) = of the ) + = 1f See ION y.
lownship -, s Il HeSt, 50 acres Tie, )
=, ) Z ) West. 50 aerSs the : i Of The S
" = of Sec;ioa I. T0wIlslipi5. ) + 5 "A est.
20 10 acres and t!sc s of tia y z = OF
Section .. feH nship 10. u 5 Fest. T7s43
's--res, cotatalt.ing three hundred AMI thir-
SSssh and s1-laU acres. together with tha
ieTements, hered:tameIsss and anpnrse4
ninces thereGHto bslongfng sstussesl il
Linn County, oregon, aiad on
Friday TIE 8th dag Of Iie5rsery, 1878.
az the hour OF one o'csoek, NJ. Of said
day at the Court House door iii Alfasv.
-iHn County, Oregon, viii sell sssit1 laers- 8
described real property a public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash IA
hand, pad on day of s8is, tilTee-foarf hs OF {
saId purchase price to lie IA d in lawful
money of the United S atas, aud one-fotrfh
IN gold coin of tbs, United states. the saine
beng IN conformity with said decree 10
q lsiy SAID Judgment, amounting to Three
Thousand collars, lawful money Of the u.
), snd the further sum Of eleven hundred
and eighty seven and 25-ioa dollars. enld
eoin of TIE United States and laterest nom
aafe and the fur her sum Of S5i.e5. costs
and aecrHing costs, said hersinbef.,re ela-
scribed real properly being tbs snertvaesd
eTonertv described in said decree aud Or
der Of sale.
Da.eu tnis January 4, 1873.
]. r. HERREN,
n2w4 sheriff linn Co.
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lecture re-.norr.,r Night.

Rev ]. a. Cruzan. of Portland, will lecture
at the Calvary Church tomorrow evening for
the benefit of the Congregational Church. His
suNieet viii bs-''Gilding;" hit at the
sharns and shOddies of the times, and will
surely not fail to interest all Our citizens
should not fail to attend.
N. B.-Since writing the above Mr.. Ray
mond has received letter from the reverend
gentleman, who informs him that on next
Sabbath merning he will deliver sermon on
influences" and in the evening he viii touch
upon what is now 8 very popular subject
''What is TrRh-Hot what is comfortable
about Future Punishment" This subject
will secure large audience.
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This eminent French physician and sut.
geon IS at present stopping at the Chemeke-
IA Hotel in this city. He IS now making a
tour of the Pacific Coast and will remain in
Oregon hut short time. Having noticed
frequent mention in our exchanges Of this
gentleman since he has been IN our State,
and having read some statements of his in
Sention, the SPirometer, for the treatment
I Of throat and lung diseases, we visited his
rooms to-day and examined and tested, to a
limited extent, his instrument In our
humble judgment the Doctor has struck the
key note IN his beautiful invention fo- the
treatment of throat and lung diseases We
are fully convinced that its general use
would completely revolutionfze the treat
ment of these old kindred diseases and re-
suit in great good to humanity. DR. Mathieu
has successfully treated q number Of cases
during his short stay in the Capital CITY,
and to these persons the public are referred
for proof Of the efficiency and beneficial re-
suits derived from his treatment Mr. J. c.
Adkins, well known citizen of this city,
has been suffering for years past with a
partial paralysis of the right side, His CON
dition has been greatly bettered by q few
days of Mr.. Matthew treatment. The right
side of his face and right shoulder, in
which there has been a constant sensation
of coldness, and the nerves partially para
lyzed, have become warm and resumed their
natural action and feelings. Mrs. Adkins
also, has for years been afflicted with catarrh
in the head, which has been greatly relieved
and almost entirely reInedied by few days
of the Doctors treatment. gentleman,
residing in Salem, to whom we are authorized
to refer inquirers, but who prefers that his
name shall not appear in print, has been suf-
fering for years with neuralgia, was, to all
appearance, permanently relieved by one
application of the Spirometer. We hear of
other cases, but the above are sufficient to
give the public an idea of the efficiency of
the Doctors treatment and of his instrument,
the Spirometer We hope that much good
may result from Doctor Matthews visit to
our city, and feel like heartily recommending
the afflicted to at least give him trial
DIR. Souvielle Matthieu will let his patients
have one of his instruments for the sum of
S25, and physicians can buy them, with the
right to practice, for $1,000.
Patients in the country can be treated at
home by sending description of their case
to the Doctor at his Office in the st. Charles
Hotel Portland
DIR. Souvielle Matthews Nasal Catarrh
Solution is warranted to cure that terrible
disease A bottle of the Solution with CON-
plete directions for use viii be sent to any
address on the receipt of $40
DR. Mathieus permanent office is at the
corner of Third and Morrison streets, Port
land, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-25
Attempted burglary.

At last they have arrived in Albany-those
terrible ''burgulaTs. - Last Wednesday even
ing one of them effected an entrance into
Starr Mealey's dwelling, while he and his
wife were absent, and no one in the house ex-
cept young lady-Miss Jennie 0'Niel. The
burglar came through window in the kiteh-
en-, and in doing 80 made enough noise to
alarm Miss o'Niel, who immediately ran over
to Mr.. ThompsOn's for help. Not finding
any one there abe went over to Mr.. Fosters,
and obtaining help there went back, but too
late to catch the burglar, he having heard
them coming and escaped Everything was
in confusion in the house. The drawers in
the burean snd sewing machine had been up
set in the middle of the bed and on the foor
in the search for valuables, the bed had been
rolled up. and other things were thrown
around promiseuously, but as luck would
have It the burglar was frightened away be-
fore he found anything valuable.
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SheriHs Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN hv virtue Of writ of execution issletI
out Of the circHit Csurt OF thu state of Or
egon, for the County Of Linn. ON the aIst
day of December. IS J, TO me directed and
delivered. in favor of l.. v HE & Co..
Plaintiffs and against x. Z. WilS"n. be-
fendant, for the sum Of nine hundred and
eigh hty- one dollars. iH United states gold
coin, and interest the same as the rate of
ten per cent. per anHum from the 27tiiday
OF October, 1875. and tEe lurifer sum Gf
twelve and S1-i09 dollars costs, and
" WHEREAS, said writ tf execution was
issued on transcript of u Judgment in the
Circuit Court Of The State of Oregon for tbs
County IF Cmafi.la in favor Of said Plain
till aud against said Defendant. and flied
aud dot:keled in the Office of the County
Clerk of Linn County. tlIegoIi, nTi the 29ti.
day of August, 1917, have lev led upon ali
the right. title and interest Of the said De-
fendauf. Il. L Wilson. II and 10 the follow
ing described real property ON and fier The
said 2st n day OF August, 1877, fSl-wit: The
donation land t aim of John Wilson, N.,ti
hcati a No 2587, and claim No. 90 also he
south half of section twenty four, all in Tss
i3 :, kange 4 West of the IS iIIalnette
Meridi IN, N Linn County, Oregon, and
containing GAL l4-l00 acres, and on
Saturday, tie 9th day Of february, 1873,
at the Court House door in the CITY Of All /
bany. Linn County, oregon, at tie hour
al one o'clock P. NJ, will sell al the
right, title and interest of said b fendant.
X. II. Wilson in and 10 the heFeinbefofe
described PREMISES belonging 10 him. on |
and after the said 18th tiay of August. 1877. |
~ public auetIca ta the highest bidder, fof, /
U. 5. gold coin, paid ON d y If sale to sat
isfy said writ of execution, with costs and |
accrIing costs.
Dated this January 4, 1878.
j. K HERREN,
News Sheriff Linn Co.
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A private letter received in this city few
days ago from VIM. Gird, announces the
death of his brother Gus, which happened
on the 18th of last November. He had been
ont with Gen. Howard 5 command during the
recent war, acting as scout. and while on his
return home from Fort Benton he was muir.
lered about so miles this side of that point
at place known as Reeds Ranch. No par.
ticulars are given but it is very probable h t
he was murdered for his money, as he was
known to have quite sum with him. His
wife died about two years ago. By the death
of tbs fa,hsr there are six children left or
phans, the Oldest being Is. and the youngest
2 They are all at Emmetsburg, Deer Lodge
cointy, Montana
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Youa<Catile.

Last Tuesday morning Mr. John Leedy
left this city with one hundred head of young
cattle for Willow Greek, where he already
has about four hundred head. In taking cat
tle into Eastern Oregon he always ships them
by boat instead of crossing the mountains,
and says he fnds it to be great deal the
cheapest. It costs him about one dollar per
head to ship to the Dslles. and out of four
hundred head taken mp last year he only lost
one. Persons who have driven cattle over
the mountains viii at once see Why the river
route is the ehNap st.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-25

One Of our exchanges gives some good adj
vice to girls. It says. come, young ladies,
the time for folly. foolishness and fashion is
about gone. The sooner you ''pitch i" and
make yourself more useful and less ornament
Al the better for YOU Everybody's son
doesn't own bank, and men amt around
buying household pets aud wall-aowers for
wives The stock Of ''old fools" is about run
out. and Betsy james and Hannah AIMS viii
be in demand after awhile by sensible men.
who want helpmates and not hslp eats Pitch
in. help your mother, learn something from
her before she dies and leaves you an idle
ignorant do-nothing-a stumbling block in
the road Of life for Others to run against and
fall over Go to work. 1t must come. These
are terrible times. and the sooner you realize
the awful facts and condition Of things in
everyday life the better it viii be for you.
Take your old mothers placs in the dining
room and kitchen, and ''givs her rest
Show disposition to help her, even if you
are in the way Il will cheer her old hesrt
to know that you ars at least willing to help |
her even if you don't know how. Pitch il
and try at any rate.
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stove. and rinware.

We take pleasure this week in refe,.:u
our readers to the new advertisement of Johi
Briggs. which appears in this issue He has
the Oldest establishment in town, and has one
of the best assorted stocks of stoves, ranges,
'in-ware, etc, in the valley. He keeIs none
but the best of wOrknen. oversees every
thing indivi lually, and guarantees satisfac
tion to all of his customers. A full line of
the celebrated granite iron ware can be found
at his Establishment. Repairs done promptly
and very cheap. Don't forget to cal and
SEQ him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-25
The New HsteI.

Our German friends, the P6efFer Bros, are
rushing the work along upon the new hotel
very rapidly and win probably be able to open
out by about the frat of April The first
coat of plastering has been put on, but as the
weather is damp it will be some time before
the remainder of that work can be finished.
The painters have about finished up their
job, and the building now presents very
imposing appearance. When completed it
viii be one of the finest buildings in the city,
and as the prOprietOrs are perfect gentlemen
they viii very likely do large business.
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.tereson sycel.ly Record

This Is the name of a new paper Just
launched upon the sea of Journalism at Salem
BY E. o. Norton, formerly connected with
the DENocRAE It Is 2s-colurnn paper, is
printed nicely. and 1t is full and running over
with news and general information pertaining
to this State. It does not affiliate with
either Of the political parties, but says that
It ''will keep up with the demands of the
times IN political news, and viii be in full
sympathy with any move that viii aid the
labOring elasses.a The price of the paper
has been put down to the extreme low figure
Of 81. and to clubs 1t Is furnished stil lower.
You deserve sneeess, Mort, IN your new en-
terPrise, and We sincerely hope you may not
Be disappointed
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wAO Compose the Committee. .

The State Temperance Alliance, which
meets in this city on the goth of next month,
also met with us last year. At that time
there was a committee appointed to furnish
music for the meeting which occurs next
month, and it is time for them to commence
work We have forgotten the names, but
suppose that those who were appointed will
remember. We hope they will take hold of
it in time, so that the music viii not be such
> failure as it was last year.
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Act square.

Act towards otheea as you would they
should act toward yourself 1t is the same
IN life as IN the midst of the waves; for every
navigator there is the same sea, the same
tempests, the same dangers to beware Of
As long as " ara borne on a tranquil surface,
help those who have suffered shipwreck.
Who can say that yon viii not lie evertaken
BY storm? You are not yet in port; the
same conduct that you have shown to the
unfortunate wiz lie shown to you by your
fellow voyaoers.
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Total number of Delegates 7l-an increase
Of Is delegates over the County Convention
If 1876. This shows steady and prosper
ous growth of the party in inn, and should
inspire the Democracy in each Precinct to do
even better next time. Remember that at
the coming election one Democratic vote may
gain your Precinct an additional delegate in
the County Convention two years hence.
lebanon is entitled to the banner for the
greatest proportionate gain in this conven-
ton What Precinct shall have the honor in
the next!
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The skating Carnival.

Great preparations are being made for this
event which viii come of on the evening of
81. VA,eltias's Day at the Opera House.
Quite number of young ladies of our ac-
quaintance have already commenced getting
their costumes ready, and everybody seems
wiling 20 give the affair all the help they
can The rink viii be opened this week, and
all viii have an opportunity to get familiar
with the rollers" before the evening on
which they are to appear n costume
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DFEi,.

MATroON.-on Monday January 2f. 1879. og nv.
pertrophy Of tho heart Mrs. Mary N s. Matto6n wife
OF Rev. G. H. Msttoon Of this city AIRED Is years and
days : = - $50
She was an aifectinnate dar9hter loving sister a
trusting aud confdng wife, tender and indtilrent
mother and cofsciontlors. earnest Christian whsn
informed that her case was hopeless, she called her
children 10 her and carnestly exiortei fheu y, rse
her ID better world. She was not startled At the
word, said that she tfclt that siis had siira fo
ca.on AZ another time she exclaimed ~ suffer
dsea fully hut oh that precious hope e 10 anotte-
eae sd What COAL lrt il Is Z ow tllat prepare
~ tn.s hug ago. Sic II. conscious to this lat The
attending physician and nelgbers and frsp,,s woe
~ very kind, aud Everything thai zenuf fy c5uId de-
sse was done 70 relieve her bur VIZ only tenrorary
results But her srtterinzs are now over and We re
jasso thai We haze fuch abundant ro4scn to beIio+e
that h5f reJs Is glorious c. HM