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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19

w uue I""s"ss NV Iu"oStS utposSu "s~s1e"'
8oran ssbt Yittsburs. am o. bieIten bort
bic Mrbeiter sine 3ablrei9e Ma6enueriamm.
lung ab unb fabtsn 8ei&IaTe sesen bic
neue Garifbiq ab, bie an bic penniplua:
nier Senatorsn unb &sprdieutanteu i'm
GonsreB seididt werben iollen. Dab bins
ter ben Nrbsitsrn bic Gabritanteu iteben
miFsn mir mobl. Die wirb pig Sroa
Rellep fid anftrsnsen, bic pennisIuanier
giien Wasnuten sesen bic Earifbia gu eini'
sen2
Ger Rew Yorter Gisarrenmader
ausifanb 1T bsinabe erloi9en unb enbet,
wie bic msifsn Strites, nit Der RiebsrIase
Der arbeiter, bic i'm ausemeinen in ibrem
suten &edte moren unb ii9 in ibrer Webr:
;ubI aud maiferbaft bstrusen, pdbrenb
einssIns in leste, 3eit ni4t su redtfertis
senbe 9swaltibaten besinssn. UieIe Der
ausitsbenbsn babeu iib mad WOnate Lam
gem Mabisuns seswuHssn seisben, bic
Arbsit su benz uriprinsliben Qobn wieber
auf,unsbmen; anbere iino uorIduiis gar
nidt I'M Stanbe, Grbeit gu betommsn. Die
5abritantsn baben iid bstanntli4 baburd
gu beIfen seuuBt, OaB fie bic arbeitspIdse
Der 4usfebsnben NIT Wdb9en filten,
wsIde f9 nit benz unsebOtenen 9pbn Be.
snassn. Die ,N. o. Staats,ts." Be
merit iber bas unslidIids Gnbs bisies
Musitanbes unter Mnberem:
Der Sebler, ben bic gisarrsnmader:
Organization besins, beifanb barin, baB iie
bic Mrbeitseinitslluns IN cine 3eit 5erleste,
no Gauienbe uon Mrbeitern ii9 barna1
iebnten, fur ieben, nod 70 serinsen Qobn,
Su arbeiten. Die 6ibrer Der Organization
muBtsn bebenten. baB in ioI9en 3sitsn ME
elm Ausitanb erfoIsrei9 burdsefabrt wsrs
ben tahn. Sie uubten, uie aae anberen
Meni9en, nit ben SerbdltniiIsn re9nsn,
bspor fie bieisn peramsifsltsn unb foIssn
idwsren S9ritt wastsn. g8dren fis nur
balb 10 politiid unb tIus, wis iie f4 ben
unwiiienben arbeitern sesenlber ben Ga:
i9ein saben, 10 bdtten He auf before 3ei.
ten, auf einen siniiiseren Stanb bss Ar.
beitsmarttes, auf bic 3unabms Der 9a9s
frase mad Arbeitern sswartst.
Coll man miasen, bab es m0sIi@
iei! unb bod 1T es m6sIid. Sn &entudp,
benz 9anb, no gutter Bourbon unb Rps:
wbiitep wddit. bat Sas llnterbaus Der
StaatsIesisIatur elm Ssies ansenOmmen,
weI9es bic praseIitrafe absrmaIs einfib.
rem ioa unb guar nidt far ROwbptbum, NO
fte uislIei@t am pIase wdre, iOnbern fur tIei:
uen DiebfubI. Oie srOBen Diebs ioIIen
nit @eIbitrafsn bauon tommen. Wer J..
.. aus Sunser sinsn 2aib 8rOb itiebIt,
triest praseI; wer ieinen ya@barm um
Gauienbe betrast unb ruinirt, sabIt nur
@eIbbuBe. ., srIsu9tstss nsun3sbntss
Sabrbunbert!
Mm IL. Sebruar itarb in 5artfOrb,
Connecticut, 9ibson Wsus, Der Warins,
istretdr unter abyabam 9ineoIn, i'm glter
pom 7e Sabren. Gr mar Der Ieste bes
bentwarbisen Cabinets, weI4es benz Rss
bellionsiturms oie Stirns su bieteu bate.
Mnfanss einfa9er Sdreiber I'm Warines
miuiiterium, warb Weas 3situnssi4reibsr
unb i@waus ii1 bann 3u ieimer bobsn StsI'
lung smpor, fir bic er uisI Talent ssists.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
R u BIaub.

OSeiia. Is. Jeb. Cine ansabl iOs
sialiitii@er asitatoren wurben bier am
MeOntas @beno psrbaftet. 9wei ober brei
bsrieIben wurbsn i'm Sample NIT ben Bos
Ii3eiIeuten uerwunbst, bod trasen aud msha
rers Der Isstsreu 8srwunbunssn bapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19

aae anseisen ienbe man ipateifsas
Nnntag Wnrseu ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19

An3eisen fir pienies, 9siterien, @ladsIpftie
,e., als bsm 8eiae Der fatb. air&s iuriesr, In
ben feline Mufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19

6eiratbs- unS 5cbsean,sissn nit Sprx1
$3.50, obne Spru& $iOO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
$reise def Snzsissx.
9oealsN oti3eM.

nntr 5 3silsn gressr perbsn nittt anssnaen.
men. Giir ieee 3sie BREWER ober bsren &a6m
eas 1. Wal III Ste bic ndtfen NaIt Geats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
9o6 J. Ar6eiteu aGer Art prompt nnb 6i9Ss
aussfi6rt.
Office Ser @a3ette
30. 442 Nainarabe, ,pii9en 4. n. s.
Dubuque Sopa 9enfas on 49, e6ruar 1878. Summer 343

ten, woSur@ flint Perionen Isidt uerwuns
bet wurben. Die golbei bate Mibs. bas
Bolt BON Der iofortisen G6btuns bes nns
beiIffifters absubaItem.
@om.
@om, IA. 5eb. Das BesrdbniB bss
gapites, bssisbentIi1 bic nit bemieIbea
uerfnIpften 5eierIidteiten finb auf ben l5..
Is. unb II. bs. Wa. perIsst worbsn. Die
eei9e wurbe seifern absnb unter ansemsi,
ienen SeierIi9teitsn, bic BON llbr bis Elm
@ierteI na@ llbr bauerten, in ibrer pors
ldufsen &ubeiidtte beiseiest. Oie BafIita
mar nit 9eiStrasenben sefilIt unb aa&
auBsrbaIb berieIben bate ii9 cine sroBe
Wense Ioltes ueriammsIt, rpsldes bie poQs
tommenite &ube bsoba9tste.
Sdbafrita.
&apfabt, Ssb. am Is. Sauuae
rpurbe elm allsemeiner ansriff unf bic fstnoa
liden &affern untsrnommsn unb nit benz
beiten grfuIss aussefibrt. Gs wurben
10000 Stid Rinbuisb unb Is, 900 S9afe
erbeutet. au9 srIittsn bic Rafsrn idpere
9srIuite an Mannidaften. Granstsi if
isst pom 5einbe uolltOmmen ssidubert.
@roBbritanieu unb SrIanb.
eonbon, Is. 5sb. Der ausiianb Der
Raursrseieaen iit tbatid9Ii9 su Gnbs, ba
bic eeute bic 5ofiuunssIOisteit ibres Ram.
pies, Der ie $50, 900 tOifete, einssisbsn
babeu.
RubIaub.
Sbeiia, Is. Jsb. Cine MnSabl ios
sialiitii@er Nsitatoren wurben bier am
ROntus abenb psr5aftst. 3wsi obsr brei
bsrisIbsn wurbsn i'm 4ampis NIT ben Bos
IiseiIsuten uerwunbst, bod trassn aud mshs
rere Der Iestsreu gerwunbunssn bauon.
Cuba.
Sauana, Is. Ssb. Der Sniursen,
tenfabrer Seias Bsres iR i'm aampfs mit
ben ipanii@en Eruppen unter Oberit Niret
ssfalsn uab Or. Brauo, elm MitsIisb bes
Sniarseutena gOnsreiies, III tsefanseu se'
nOmmsn uorben. gs beiBt, baB Biesnte
Garcia unb anbere Sniursentenfabrer ibre
Commands nieberselest baben.
Sauaua, II. Geb. Dis Jsili9tsitsn
,ur 5sisr Der germdbIuns bes 2Sni0s vi.
fOns nabmen ssitsrn ibren Anians uuA
bauerten bis ben IA.
GusIaub.
9Onbon, IA. Gebr. gs wirb amtIi4
befannt sesebsn, baB Sames 9owtbsr an
Stslls bes Cir Midasl Sea@ gum Ninis
ter fir SrIanb srnannt porbsn III.
gauaba.
CHATHAM, R. g., IA. Gsb. Die tas
tboIii9e Sir1e, bas vgolIese1 unb bic BIZ
i@0Fi@e BObnuns linb elm &aub Der 5Iam.
uen seporben.
@riedeulant.
9Oubon, IA. Jsb. Cine Dspsi4e aus
atben meIbst: Der fransSiii@e unS Der
snsIii4e @sianbte baben ben srie9ii9sn
Wtiniiter Der auswdrtissn MussIeseubsitsn
in senntniB seiest, baB bic Pforte ii9 bars
iber bei9wert babe, baB @riedenIanS fort.
fabrs, sinen Auffunb in Der Glrtsi gu er.
reseu. Der Wliniter antuortsts, bic @ea
sieruns iei auBer StanSe, sin3sIus gerio.
nen su eontrOllirsn unO appeIlirts an Die
Rd@te, ibr gsripre&sn ,u erfiaen unb sas
eebsn Der Gbrifen auf Grsta unb IN ben
beaenii&sn Prouinssn Der Girtei su Be,
i@issn.
IIrtei.
&onbon, IA. Gsb. Oas tirfii5s para
lament warbe 5eute auissI0it. Die Gbron.
rsbs ertIart. Sab sisiss Ssrfabrsn Sur9 bic
SituatiOn notbwenbis seworben iei, bab
Der SaItan bic Oisnfs Der DsitsIisSsr
SLylo ....S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19

ten, woSur9 flint perionen Ieidt uerwuns
bet wurben. Die gol1ei bate Mibs. bas
Bolt bon Der iOfOrtisen I6btuns bss nns
beilftifters absubaIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
Augug aus Ssu telegraph. gspsfan


Deati9Iaub.
Berlin, IA. Ssb. 5irft Yismard III
bisr ansetommsn.
StaIieu.
Glorsna II. 6eb. am Samfas
mari Elk wabri&einIi@ irriiuniser Wsni9
cine OriinibOmbe unter bic 9suts, msl9e
pon elmer fir ben usrit. gietOr emanuel
ueranitaItsteu GrausrfeierIi@tsit suradtebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19

aaspdrtise Gnssisen maTtn sVrdusbs,ablt rersta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
GIrti.

eonbou, IA. Gsb. Oas tirtii5s gara
lament uurbs 5eute aufssISf. Die GbrOn.
rsSs srtIart. Sab aieies Serfubrsn Our@ bic
SimatiOn nOtbwenbis sewOrben iei. bab
Der SaItan bic Oisnfs Der NitsIisSsr
i9dte unb bOife, bas YarIamsnt buIo mica
Der einSubsrufsu.
Serbieu.
8sIsrab, IA. 5eb. Gs bsrri9t In
Ssrbisn sroBe lln;ufriebsnbeit ibsr bic uma
sewiiisn Sebinsunsem, IpeI9e RuBIanb benz
Jlrfsutbum ansebOten bat, Riifies pirb
beute DOn @ii9 na@ AbrianOpsI abreiiem.
um pom @robfdrteu ssi@Olaus cine Be.
ifimmte Grfldruns in 8esus auf bic nsue
@rense Serbiems su forbsru.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
SURPRISING.

No doubt the people of The Dalles
would be surprised could they see the
long report sent to the department against
Mrs. Wilson by the postal agent to procure
her disnlissal.-Oregonia
If the Oregorian only knew it,
ninety mime out of every hundred peo-
pie in The Dalles and Wasco county
are very much surprised that such a
notoriously official should be continued
in office despite their remonstrances.
And they are still more surprised to
see the Orego1aian, which was supposed
to be a peoples. paper, bolster up an
official against whom the evidence OF
criminal carelessness is so weighty. Il
the department had acted in accordance
with Postal Agent Steele's report the
circulation of the valley papers in that
country would have been great deal
higher to-day, and we would not have
felt so much like growing. If the
lady has to be supported by the public
for Gods sake give her pension, bu
let us have some one at The Dalle
Office who will attend to business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
SCALP LOCKS.

The people at Fort Lapwai are
strongly fortified.
One hundred and sixty guns received
in Grant county have been distributed
among the citizens.
A man named Castillo, in charge OF
Ross & Sutherland's sheep in Umatilla
county, is among the killed.
Two herders in the employ of james
Small in John Day valley were killed.
Their bodies were recovered.
The Walla Walla Statesman tears
the gun boat movement on the river
will send Moses and his band on the
war path.
The Grant county Times says that
Howard's men found the bodies Of five
sheep herders in the John Day country
who had been killed by Indians, and
buried them.
Myers, the scout who was captured
by the Indians at Camp Curry, was
roasted alive. Such barbarous treat
ment of prisoners should turn the sym
pathy of the Indian lover into eternal
hate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

tai discharge Of gun in the handsef
one Of the scouts caused them to be-
lieve they we're discovered and they
opened fre on the scouts prematurely
and thus gave them chance to retreat
for the command. The Indians fled
before the troops came up. The com
mand is now canped seven miles
south Of Robbinsonville. The hostiles
are making toward the BIalheur agency
and are near Crane prairie.
The very latest news we have is that
Gen. Howard formed junction with
Forsythe's command last Tuesday
The whole force left camp near Robin
sonville Wednesday morning to follow
the fleeing hostiles who are making
direct towards the Malheur agency
Howard thinks he will force the hos
tiles into an engagement in few days
as he has them nearly surrounded.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
PACTFIC COASTERS.

The Tribune says that at Seattle
there are ten million tons Of coal Sin
sight"
DR.. ]. A. Richardson, long a resi-
dent of Salem, has removed TO The
Dalles.
Finances in Lake county are in good
condition. The county debt is only
1867 "a.
w. B. Carter, State Printer elect,
has aled his official bond Of $4,000
with the Secretary of State.
The Ahsland woOlen mills are crowd
ed to their utmost, and are turning out
very handsome and valuable goods.
Arrangements have been fully made
at Victory for the grand naval review
and battle on the Sd of August next.
Work on the Dallas line of the mar
row gauge is being pushed ahead. A
gang of $50 Cinnamon are grading
near Perrydale.
| A cargo of first-class lember, shipped
few days ago from the Sound, where
it cost sI3 to male it, sold in San
Francisco for $40 IS.
The oil mills at Salem viii resume
opperatioa in a few days. A large
amount of fax seed has been contract
ed for, and the purchaser viii find it to
his interest to start the machinery al
once.
An estimate of the population Of th'
territory makes the number East of thu
5 Mountains 81 900, and at Puget Sounc
! and on the rivers aud coast, $4,000
{ Total, 60,O00 This probably is full.
. large enough.
Some capitalists are negotiating Will
9 a view to building Mt. Jefferson Pas
# wagon road during the presen. summer
We hope it may be done, as said roa
v would be of great advantage to tn
people of Oregon.
J. A robin alighted upon the half-Ope
o shell of clam on the beach near Sea
q tie, the other day, and was made
r; prisoner by the indignant bivalve-
f. woman who chauced to pass that wa
re released the bird.
N Old Eagan, the chief of the hostile
n. was killed last week by Homely, IL
rs chief of the Umatillas. The mann'
n of the killing would have. been vel
s. reprehensible in a white man, but
lie treachery is one of the most Prominei
no traits in the character of the India
On there was nothing wrong in Homely
er action. Eagan was a murderer, and
ke seemed like nothing but treache
IN would deliver him over to the whit
and stop his career. HOmely is emit
nat ed to the thanks Of the people Of Il
,er State, especially Of Eastern Oregc
mn By his action he has made himself
en- popular man. We nominate him
at U. S. Senator, to succeed Mitchell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

1t restores HEARING and strengthens
the EYESIGHT. It Is not QUACK
NOSTRUM.
Its effects are permanent. It has no
equal. It is neither STf MULANT NOR
EXCITANT. but II will do the work thor
oughly and well.
DR.. MINTIE d CO.'S great sneeess in
the above complaints Is largely due to the
use of this wonderful medicine.
Price $500 per bottle, or times The
quantity for SO; sent secure from observa-
fion, upon RECEIPT OF PRICE.
None genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor, A. E MzN1IE, NJ. d.
Physicians say these troubles cannot be
cured.
The VITAL RESTORATIVE and Dr..
Alintie & Ce.'s Special Treatment testify
positively that they can.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Thorough examination and advice, ineiud
| ing analysis, $500 Address
Oh. 4. z. MINTlE 4 CO.,
Graduate Of University of ofPennsyIvania ane
| late Resident Surgeon, Orthapeedic Hospital
Branch ONCE, No. 1856 corner seeoHd AM
| Morrison Streets, Portland. p. o. Box 648 o
| IL Kearney Street San Francisco.
| Once hourS-10 A. n. to p. NJ. daily; to
evenings. Sundays, IL 4. n. TO P. N. only
n5IyI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

The Gazette has report that Joseph |
and William Keifer, fornely Of Corval-
lis, who were living near Lena, Umetil-
ID county, are among the killed.
A letter fiom Camp Harney informs
US that considerable body Of Indians
remain in the country about STEMS
mountain. This is confirmed at Har-
ney by several men who have come
from that direction.
When raiding, the Indians travel
nearly twice as fast as the regular
troops. They have no compassion ON
horse-hesh, and are not troubled with
basrage-tfains. 3esides~thsy can i've
ON beef ss.Eght for an indefinite period.
The Grant county Times thinks the
Malheur reservation win be thrown
omen to settlement as soon as the pres
emit Indian war is over. The reserva-
tion abounds in fine fertile valleys, and
for a stock range, is the best in Eastern
Oregon.
Soldiers or camp followers (which IS
not known) conducted themselves worse
than the Bannacks while Howard was
ON the John Day, by entering dwelling
houses and stealing clothing, bedding
and sundry other articles belonging T.
the settlers.
There are about 30 wounded men II
Pendleton, and strange to say, four
ffths Of them are wounded in the LEG
, Only two Of them are considered at al
dangerous They are kept around a
the private houses in town, and all ar
made as comfortable as possible.
" The Grant county Times says Frenc
q Glenn lost BY the Indian raid 90
10 head of fine brood mares and saddl
horses, and their loss Is estimated
100000. That of Robie $1,000
Dixon $4,000 and syinpth $4,000
a loss of SI22, 900 for four firms.
y The Weston correspondent to ii
PendIeton Independent says: On Il
= night of the great excitement in We
" ton ono woman, while coming to tow
'n let her baby fall out Of the wagon, al
ii was run over and killed, and anoth
nc one fell out and was injured pret
g badly.
Ct A letter from Butter creek, Umatil
to county, says: "The situation Is an
at thing but pleasant on this creek ; eve
home deserted and plundered Of evei
he thing valuable crops and gardens
he destroyed by stock. 1t viii take yes
no to rebuild the happy homes OF t
10 weeks ago"
lily The body of VIM. lamar, who v
killed in sperrys fight at Will
tn Springs, was burned by the savages
ass most to crisp. The head was sevel
er. from the body and his gun barrel
'ad thrust down into his stomach
the Lamar had been in the country bu
few months.
pen The Columbia Indians are suspec
.at- of doing a great deal of plundering
Butter creek. Poor people who h
A settled in that part Of the country
way see hard times next winter, as the
dams have driven off their stock,
les, stroyed their grain and robbed Il
.ha houses of everything of any value.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
stockholders Meeting.

NTeTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IL the annual meeting of the Stock holders
n the CAPITAL Go d and Silver Mining
Company will be held at the ComPany's 8
Office. in Salem, Oregon, on Thursday,
August 8th, 1873, at o'clock, P. II.
]. II. HAAS, Secretary.
July 26th, 1878. 5l-2W.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS
ONE PRICE Cash STORE
(po.. ofiee Building, Albany, oreson.)

notwithstanding the general complaint
of duh times which seem to prevail in
every department Of business, I have little
cause to complain, as I seem to be receiv-
ing the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

wHEAT-per bus Is
OATS-per bu-Soc.
HAY-baled-15c.
Iioose-12c.
POTATOES-per bu-sl 60.
BAC0N-hams-l2Ac.
Sides-o4l0c.
Shouiders-7Ac.
LARD-In lob tins-sl % g ~
BUTTER-Fresh rOll-l692Oc
EGGS-20c.
CHfCKENS-S3 90.
SIJ0AR-San Francisco--l2c.
Island-10l@l2c.
COAL, OII,-Downer, 6-gal cans-sJ w.
Deyoe's, 6-Val cans-e7 DO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

Old Linns delegation in the Legisla-
turs IS nine. They viii count up lively
when it comes to the election of sena-
k1r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

The leaky bark John Jay has again
started from Seattle to San Francisco.
Her third start
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

The many friends Of Nat. Il. Lane,
will be panied to hear of his death,
which happened at his hoae in East
Portland last Monday about noon.
He was the oldest son of Gen. Joe
Lane. and came to this State in 1S48.
He was an upright and honorable man,
and was loved and respected by all
who knew lin. For several years he
has been afflicted with Bright's disease
of the kidneys, but the immediate
cause Of his death was a stroke ot
paralysis. which occurred on the day o.
his death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

Benjamin Disraeli is now one Of the
most popular men in England and the
nest prominent figure in English poll
tics. Forty years ago, or when he was
80 years of age, the House OF Com
mons refused to listen to his maiden
speech. He simply said: 81 am not
surprised at the reception / have ex-
perienced. have begun several things
and / have often succeeded at last. /
shall sit down now; but the time will
come when you viii hear me- The
time did come, and now England car
scarcely say too much in honor of tht
man who stands asthe centefal figure
IN English politics
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

Mkt week we will publish an ac-
count Of the killing of Eagan, the hos
lie chief, by HOmely, chief Of the
Umasllas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
financial and Commercial.

Cold in New York, 1oOs.
L0Qal tenders In Portland-buying, 99t; selling, iVe
SILVER coln-2Ias per cent. discount
PORTLAND MARKET.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
200, 200 BUSHELS OF GRAIN.

can make money faster at work for US than at any
il thing else Capital not required VIII start
you so day ct home made by the industrious
Men. women, boys and girls wanted everywhere 70
work for US Now is the time Costly outfit and
terms frse. Address Tara 3 Co., Portland Maine
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

joaquin Miller win publish in Lon
don, next September, new volume of
poems, to be called @sOngs Of Far
away Lands" 1t will be volume Of
considerable length, and is to be dedi-
Gated to Lord Honghton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
Volunteers Wanted +!
The Best Offer Yet
TO
Linn & Benton Go. Farmers.

MYTH NY NEW WAREHOUSE
w and new machinery, and every
thing in good running order, occupying
the best location and safest from fire in
the city, am prepared to store
100000 BUSHELS OF GRAIN.
Sacks furnished to those storing with
me.
Always in the market to buy or contract
for grain, and the highest cash price paid.
It will be to the farmers advantage to
come and see me before making arrange
rnents to store or contract their grain.
Grain shipped by railroad or river, on
anv line. G. D. SIMPSON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

A Nevada newspaper says that 1t Is
but little over five years since the Big
Bonanza mine was discovered, and that
in that time, not far from 500, 600, 600
Of the ore has been taken from it. The
development of the Big BouOnza was
gradual Ne great noise attended its
discovery, and some time had elapsed
after that event before the mine was
thought to be very rich.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

No less than seventeen Of the officers
Of Florida who were especially instru-
mental in giving that State to Hayes
BY fraudulent returns, have been "pro-
vided for" by the administration since
itobtsined the power to make payment
in public Offices for services rendered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

Any one of the number of gentle
men whose names have been mentioned
in connection with the next Senator
ship, would certainly represent the peO-
pie of this State better than John NJ.
Hipple. If not we had better change
the constitution and elect H. W. Beech
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

Last Monday the captive Nez Perce
Indians were taken from Fort Leayen-
worth, Kansas, and transported to
their new homes in Indian Territory,
near Baxter Springs. We wish the
government would take our UInatillas,
Malbeurs and Snakes and put them in
the same locality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
LIONS SHARE

OF the public patronage, and promise my
nunlerous patrons that I shall continue to
manifest my high appreciation of their
favors, by rigidly observing the same rules
and business principles which have always
characterized my business transactions
heretofore, viz: I shall adhere iniIexibly
To the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26

The steamer Great Republic brought
up from San Francisco one locomotive,
two tenders and iron for ten miles Of
rad, all for the Dayton and Sheridan
railroad. This company expects to
have this road completed to Sheridan
by the first of next September. The
locomotive has been very appropriately
named pioneer