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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
BIND ERS!
BINDERS! =.

Parties wanting to buy McCOfe
mick'S Celebrated Harvester and
Self Binder, or Hand Binder, can
depend upon getting them at Al
bany when called for, as l keep a
stock ready for immediate deliv-
cry.
1t is scarcely necessary to call
the attention of farmers to the SUI
periority Of these machines over
all others, as they have taken the
lead wherever introduced, and are
monarchs of the field, and no fool
ishnesS.
have a few MasilIon Harvest
ers, Hand Binders, left, which !
will sell at reduced rates.
Parties wanting either Of the
above machines will do well to call
and get prices and terms.
SAMUEL 3. YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
rAcErrc COASTERS.

Oregon never had such bad luck
with the rust AZ this season has brought
u.s.
The thermometer marked LOG in LIe
shade at Walla walla one dpy last
week.
On tie 9Th of July Tie .lrrmorn-
eter marked 100 IN the sliale at Jack
sonyille.
California election Il tie third Of next
month aud politics aud ile tberaomc-
ter down there 40 fever heat.
Il Is proposed to make tho Walla
walla fair this fall the best that has
ever been hold in that county.
Portland IL in luck. II is 70 have a
free posial delivery established and
Chinaman hanged in September
The boats come no further up tie
river nov than Dnena Vista, and will
soon como no further than Salem.
Koehler says he Is bound to finish
the West Side railroad 70 Independence
in time TO carry Off this falls crop.
The WalIa Walla section viii this
season raise 100000 bushels Of wheat
about equal to the Linn county crop.
We understand that Mr. Mathews,
Of the Cbemcketa, at Salem, has sued
that aprighty little sheet, the Salem
Topa Tall.
The voters Of Ashland school dis
trict last week voted tenmill tax for
the purpose Of purchasing lots and
building school house.
Judge Bellinger has sentenced tIlc
two Chinese murderers, All Lee and
Charley Leo Quong the former to be
hanged on the 93rd Of September, and
tho latter to the penitentiary for life
Charles Wolcott asks through the
San Francisco papers i" Can you live
in the Polar regions 2 we can't an
swer that until he tells us how many
Democratic mhscribcrs We can rely on
up there.
Murphy, Of the Experiment, is trad
ing his old clothes for blaclibcrries.
We don't sec how editors can afford to
be 80 extrayagant II We should trade
of one suit in that way the fig leaf
trade would brighten up.
Following is list Of he officers Of
tho city OF walla walld, recently cho-
sen f. b. Whitman. police judge ;
Charles Whitney, clerk J. d. Mix.
city attorney II. Z. Holmes, treas
urer :; J. f. Bingham, health officer II.
j. Chapman, surveyor J. d. Brooks,
street commissioner Sam. jacobs, rs
SCISSOR, and John Mcneil marshal.
Special Deputy G. NJ W, White,
instituted on the 3lst ult., Eugene
Lodge No. Is, A. o. U. w, with the
following ofliccrz: J. J. Walton, P.
NJ w; I. W. osbui1n, NJ. W: D. G.
Underwood. G. F.; J. n. Sloan. Q. /;
| II. A Sloan, Recorder u. +. Gleason,
I'inaneier; F. y. Dunn, Resciver; Pres
y comcgy, |. w; S. IIeimcnway, o.
w.
The barn belonging to Ms George
Belcher. foa- miles west Of Eugene,
was consumed by Ere on Friday. even
ing last. Eighty tons Of hay, large
thrcslling machine and horse power, two
wagons. several sets Of harness. and
numerous other things were destroyed.
Loss, s25o0; no insurance. Il wa.
with much difficulty tho dwelling houso
and large fcld Of ripe grain wa'
saved from the flames.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
EninY Life.

What truly beautiful world we live inl
Nature gives as grandeur Of mountains,
glens and oceans, and thousands Of means
for enjoyment. We can desire no better
the majority Of people feel like giving II
up disheartened, discouraged and worried
out with disease, when there is no occasion
for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily
obtain satisfactory proof that Green's Au-
gust Flower viii make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause OF sew
eDty-five per cent. Of such maIadies as
BiliOusness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Costiseness, Nervous Prostration, Dizzi-
ness Of the Head, Paipitation Of the Heart,
and other distressing symptoms. Three
doses Of August Flower will prove its won-
derfui effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Try II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

TuE disintercsted politicians who
are engineering the Kansas Freedmen's
Relief Association draw their salaries
like other people. L. w. Dawson.
brolher-in-law to the governor, draws a
salary. sum unknown. Dir. Secretary
Hebbari sacrafices himself at 81 per
day, while minor officials receive less,
especially the eolored brother. d. b.
Garrett, who gets only 81 day for
distributing rations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
AsroaIA AND wIaxEMrcc4 n. u.

We find the following letter in the
Salem Statesman of last Tuesday, and
most heartily concur in the sentinents
therein contained
"Now is the time TO go to work and
build that portion Of railroad to connect
Astoria with the West side railroad at
Forest Grove The fitness Of making
this movement is so plain that it needs
no argument. Every ship that loads
grain at Portland has to pay twelve
hundred dollars more than If loaded at
Astoria, and this must all come out Of
the farmers. say there is argument
needed. People of the Willamette Val
ley, shake off your Portland letters and
help the people Of Astoria, at least, to
make the West side connection at For
est Grove and thereby save a heavy
percentage of labor.
The company formed at Astoria are
now at work with engineers making q
survey of tho route. The company
means business and they look to the
farmers Of the entire valley for support.
1t is to be hoped that the next crop
will be taken by rail to deep water and
shipped direct TO foreign markets"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

Judge Bellinger, Of the Fourth Dis
trict, has rather 'set down" on Judge
Deady's decision in regard TO the EN-
ployment of Chinese on public works
Last Monday he rendered an opinion
in the case of the city Of Portland
against street contractors who persisted
in employing Chinese on the public
works Of that city, in dirsct violation
Of the law passed by the last Legisla-
ture prohibiting their employment on
any public works in the State, and he
gives il as his decision that no Chinese
shall be employed on public works in
Oregon.
The opinion of Judge Bellinger is
lengthy, and we only regret that we
hayn't the space to publish il in full
this week. In referring to Judge
Deady's decision in favor Of the EN-
ployment of Chinese. wherein that
functionary argued that cur State law
interfered with the treaty between the
United States and cbina, Judge BelIin-
ger says:
There are no presumptions in favor
Of a construction that makes the treaty
80 UNREASONABLE and far reaching in its
results and that abolishes in favor Of
the Chinese subjects that honorable
distinction which is the citizens just
pride and which il isobyisusly the opolicy
Of the Government TO maintain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
rnE srw ssnooI SWANS.
ALnAsY. Aug. Adj. 1879

ALHASY, Aug 4dl, 1879
L',lifor Democrat:
You VIII confer favor upon a large
Number Of the patrons Of the public
schools in this county BY publishing the
following Introductory terms Of the
independent Series Of Readers. Which
arc now a part Of tie authorized series
Of text books in this State.
The books were officially adopted
July 7th, 1870, and are required to be
introduced into the schools Of The State
within six months from the date Of
adoption.
The following are the exchange, in.
troductory and retail prices at which
these books will be furnished
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
"GKAIS Is KING.

The New York Public of July 3lst,
under the head of "Grain is King" re-
ferring to the feet that the value of
breadstufs exported during the eleven
months ending May last was eleven
millions greater than the value expert
ed during the preceding year, says: 1t
was over s32, 100000 greater than the
value of cotton sent abroad this year so
far. The increase in exports of bread
stuhs had been more than S102, 900, 600
in seven years, or l29 per cent, but
during these years there had been no
increase in the value of cotton exported.
It is scarcely an exaggeration to say
that the American farmer is rapidly de-
stroying British agriculture, and max
ing Great Britain dependent upon this
country for her supplies of food. The
recent debate in parliament was, in ef-
feet, frank confession that wheat
grown in Dakota can undersell in Eng
land wheat grown within sight of the
very markets in which it is worsted in
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

The Resoarces Of Oregon anil Wash
ington, is said to Bee a Welcome Hes-
seager Of Tidings, giving Standard Tel
eJrams of the latest Ne,cs from the
West Shore and all parts of the Union.
1t is Journal that Guards like vigi-
liant Sentinel the interests of the Farm
er, the Rising Star of the East and the
Western Star of the West. No DEMO
cKAT or Republican finds it the AdUo-
cate of a political party, but faithful
Vidette, it hangs its banner on the outer
wall and aims to Herald the immense
resources Of the Ne,o Northwest through.
out all christendom. Too Independent
to follow, it has become the Leader Of
a race of Mou9taiReers that pitched
their tents on Pacifcs Inland Empire,
forming the Nucleus of grand and
growing commonwealth. Like an Ava-
Eaache, it is rolling onward, Tie Totcn
Talk of every citizen, the pride and
boast of every Oregonian. Harrisburg
Nucleats.
And, Bro. Porter, while as the Item
iser of events, and as a Plaindsaler
with facts, you were grinding these
thoughts through your crsscible you
might have observed, as an Experiment,
or Enterprise, that Times without mum
Der along the River Side will Echo the
swift Copsriep's footsteps, and on the
Pacific Coast viii float forever the gIO1
rious Banner of Ercezsioy. KOkbladt,
Courier des Uaais, asisa ticky corbscreao.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
MPeET1NT 10 FAIsiEEs.

Farmers would do well to remember
that they can't market their wheat if
they mix the bad with the good. They
must be kept separate. This year there
viii be closer inspection than ever be-
fore of the quality of grain offered for
sale, and neither local buyers nor export
ers viii take any chances in tie mat
ter. Already, as cur readers will re-
member, the DEMocRAT has published
an article from the Portland wheat mer-
chants notifying local buyers and far
mers that any wheat sent to them that
is not what It was represented to be
when sold, viii be thrown back on the
producers hands. This is a matter of
50 much Importance both as relates to
the credit as well as the benefit Of the
farming community that we have
deemed it advisable at this time to call
their attention to It.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

Courts arc never in haste to declare
acts Of thelaw makingpower yoidand for
that reason in cases like these il the
words of the Treaty are susceptible Of
two meanings, one favorable TO the law
Of the State and the other hostile to it,
the former will be allowed TO prevail.
So .Jar as his Court is concerned the ta,o
Of The State against Me employment Of
Chinese snljects upon f,nblic ,gorks aoiH
Be enforced"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
fine lumber for sale.

Ike Conn has made arrangements with
S. Nickerson to do all his planning. and 4
large stock Of flooring, rustic, furnishing
lumber, ETC., win be kept on hand At the
planer in Lebanon. Flooring and rustic win
be sold at so and $2l per Thousand. and
ether lumber ID proportion Our readers
will remember that the lumber from Conn 5
nil cannot 30 exoelled anywhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
-. MILLIAlIs MRIecLEs.

Somebody has been telling the Ore
goniaas that l. Z. Williams denies the
report which the DEMocRAT contained
some weeks age relative to his elope-
ment with another mans wife. We
eeeiyed the statement Of the facts
from Afr. Thomas Daniels, the wrongsd
and deserted husband himself, and are
convinced beyond q doubt of the cor
rectness of our former statement Nei-
ther Williams or his friends can ex-
plain away or successfully deny any
part Of the charge. and they may as
well abandon the attempt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

The Weston Leader has been in
formed by a herder that he met 4
Snake Indian who told him they
were going back; that they did not
intend fighting the troops, that they
we're simply after the UmatilIas and
horses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

TAE Indiana clergyman who sug.
gests the hanging Of all the ex-confeder-
ates is reminded by Alexander Mcclure
that extreme measures like this would
destroy portion Of Hayes Cabinet, and
relieve our foreign service Of some Of its
brightest ornaments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
PIX AND ssrssoas.

No abatement in the yellow Tovcr at
Memphis.
Gov TnAyrn has par,loncd John
IIarpol- out Of the Penitcntiary.
TnnRr way ae,sre storm IN Eng
land last week and heavy damage to
crops
Tur EgYlaiau obelisk has been given
to New York city l,y tho Khelive Of
Egypt.
The town Of Volcano, Wood county,
Va, was almost entirely destroyed BY
fro on Monday.
DEirn Is reaping a harvest IL New
York, there being moro fatal sickness
there now than for many years
THERE is some smut in wheat, but it
cant head of the ''amut" in California
papers during tho present campaign.
ZcluLASn Is threatened with great
famine, and ita inhabitants are greatly
demoralized by their recent reversea
with the English.
TuEnE is a man in Albany that has
been ground through the divorce mill
three times. and he il uow red hot on
" fourth grist.
y Is runorea that Umatilla Indian
Agent Connoyer got up tho INDIAN
scare 10 make money out Of We hope
this rumor may move untrue, but he
ought TO be investigated.
SAYS an exchange alt was bad
enough for Prince Napoleon to be killed
by Zulus, without the additional bru.
tality of being made the subject of a
spoem by Joaquin Miller
THE Standard and Bee are just now
patting each other on the back aud
swapping gum and chewing each 9th.
era tongues with remarkable nfTeetion.
Behold hew good and pleasant it is for
= Democrat and Republican to "lally.
gag"
CoNgLiNa Is brave soldier but he
won't fight. He says the " code Of
honor is dishonorable, and yet when a
young man he claimed to 10 the bully
Of tho prize ring, and bad many ''head
put on him" by Mace. Morrisssy and
Others.
A CORRESPONDENT wants us TO pub.
liah the Declaration Of Independence
for the benefit Of our readers" We
would rather pay 81 90 for the Code 81
Oregon containing the instrument than
70 have to buy new font Of type ID
print it in and, besides that, we wonld
like TO retain those Of our subseribers
who have already read that document
or heard it road somewhere
Tho \. Y. Stars Washington special
gives long detailed story about Jas
Per W. johnson. of Oregon, returning
to Washington to reorganize the liberia
club and to devote himself TO engineer
ing movement for the re election oI
Hayes 1t is also rumorei that John
son promises Chief Clerk Crosby, oI
the war departmsnt, all the votes oI
Oregon Senators for the confirmation o.
McCrary as Circuit Judge for the Dis
trict including Iowa if places are made
for friends Of the Senators in the de
partment. Where in thunder is th,
fool-killor
THg New York Star has this; 4
there is any fence between Canada ant
the United States Sitting bull is proba-
bly, perched upon it. The politeaess
with which the respective agents Of tn,
two countries try to pass him over il
thrilling. Canada is of opinion tha
We cannot find It in our heart to let 5,
chivalric, so humane, and 30 gentle
savage wander out Of our domain
There ought to be special extraditior
treaty that would enable us to pass hin
back aud forth SO long as hospitalit,
and sentiment and scalps iluctuatod on
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, Administrator or
the estate Of Job cfabtree. deceased, has
filed his account for final settlement in
said estate in the County Court in and for
the County Of Linn and State of Oregon,
and Tuesday, the 7th day of October, 1879,
at the hour Of one o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, has been set by said Court for
the hearing OF objections and the settle
ment Of said estate.
W.. CRABTREE,
Iw4 Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

JEFrERsoN DAVIS denial, in the Pa
rola Star, that he is a candidate for the
United States Senate, has given Zach
Chandler, the trouble Of remodeling his
speeches prepared for the Maine Cam
haion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

THE East Ors9onian says would-be
Congressman H. K. Hines a has been
fishing for trout in peculiar stream Y
Maybe it was g the voice of God that
baited his hook. That's whatheclained
when he beat snodgrass out of the Rad
ical Congressional nomination by the
basest of skull-duggery
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

FlRsT-CLAsS SHAVING SALOON,
On Broadalbin street. between First and
Second. SHAVING 10 CTS.
nfyIJsf
DR.. ANGIE |. FORD.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, SECOND
~ door west of the Court House, Al
bauy, Oregon.
Special attention given to tho diseases Of
women and children. 1871
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

VIII cure all diseases n the Kidneys Bladder and
Urinary Organs Hundreds lave been cured after all
other remedies have failed. His English Dandsion
Piis have equal Ia ali u Diseased Liver Dys-
PeTsaa. q any Bilioas arrangement. Many n the
lsading citizens q this ety WI y0ueh 70 their viz
tass- To be bad u al druggists. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

This from the 0rsgoniian q yester-
WAIIA W1I1A. Ano eth.

This from the Oregouian Of yester-
day
WALLA WALLA, Aug 9th.
The following dispatch has just been
received by the Walla WaIIa Statesman
from Lewiston a courier from 1t.
Catley's command reports that Galley
met the Indians near the south fork Of
Salmon river, and was defeated with
the loss Of trains, horses and provisions,
and it is feared with the loss Of most
Of bis mules and ambulances. Two
men were wounded all the troops in
this part Of the country are ordered TO
bis rescue. It is considered that his
command is in great peril
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

A couple Of net thieves and a gar
roter skipped from the CIatsop coun-
ty Jail Sunday morning in broad day
light. The garroter was returned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08

Hon. r. 2. Earhart Is rusticatirEg at
Ilvaeos W
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BARLEY WANTED.

O n0n bushels Of good clean mer-
%aOOO chantable BARLEY at the
STAR BREWERY in Albany.
EDW. BELLAN6ER,
Iw3 Proprietor.
Daily globe., 1879-02-16
N r. SMALLMAN'S AIISERIES.

Il SNtt 70r DirOrce from Wife ,vith a
$500, 900 Character.
[San Francisco Chronicle, Feb I'll
Some weeks ago the Chr0nicle published
the substance Of a complaint filed in the
Twelfth district court and the scandalous
circumstances surrounding q case in which
one William II. NJ. Smal;man appeared as
plaintiff against John w. Mackay, of the
Bonanza firm, claiming 100000 damages
for the destruction of said Smallnan's do
Inestic peace and the impairment of his
marital honor. It was set forth in the COM
plant that in consequence of the intrusion
Of the destroyer into this fold
of domestic happiness, Mrs. Small
man had become hcpelessly insane, her
case having been passed upon by eminent
physicians as beyond the power of medical
skill to repair. From the disclosures made
concerning Mrs. Smallman's previous his
tory, the discouraging verdict of eminent
physicians was entirely applicable to her
moral condition, if not otherwise. It seems,
however, that the lady has recovered her
mental vigOr, in the same manner as on for
mer occasions of the kind, and Mr. Small
man has now entered suit for divorce, which
was commenced yesterday in the Twelfth
0ioulCb OOulu. w UedFluS Ills proceed
ing may have on the 5000, 900 demand
against Mr.. Mackay is not yet developed.
The complaint sets forth that plaintiff was
married to Amelia Fl. Smallman Feb. 10, 1878,
and that the woman, disregardng her mar
riage vow, did yield her virtue and sacrifice
her husbands honor TO the wiles of John w
Mackay, at the Grand hotel, on the 18th OF
May following, and did greatly aggravate he,
crime thereafter, up to the 23d of October
at the Grand and Palace hotels, where the
sinful intimacy was discovered by plaintiff
It is further claimed that plaintiff was not ir
collusion with his wife in her sinful course
Plaintiff therefore asks for decree of di
vorce and such other aid and relief as may
be agreeable to equity, and for costs of this
suit. AS plaintiff and wife are declared tc
be without common property, from wha
source the agreeable aid and relief is expect
ed to proceed is not readily conceived, unless
this action is designed to hinge on the sui
AGAINST Mackay.
Daily globe., 1879-02-16
Titdess Mast Haze Refsesed.
New York Herald-Ind.

Mr.. Weed lifts the curtain which was drop
ped at that dark point, and testifes that Mr.
Pelton came to Baltimore without money, and
told him that the proposed transaction had
come to the knowledge of Me-. Tildenx xs7ho con-
demned and forbade it. We can Discover no
improbability in this testimony. II is evident
that the bribe was not paid, since tho return
ing board decided in favor of the Hayes' cleo
tors. There is no other perceptible reason
for the failure of the negotiation
than the refusal of Mr.. Tilden
to furnish the money for communicating it.
Unless MIR. Weed was deceived (and he does not
seem to be person who could be duped in such
matter) the Presidency was offered for sale by
South Carolina Republicans. Mr.. Tilden's re-
fusal to buy it is the most probable explana-
tion of the failure of the visit to Baltimore
We see no reason why Mr.. Weed should not be
regarded as credible witness on this head,
especially as he makes no attempt to shield the
dishonorable part which he acted in the affair.
But it is, perhaps, safe to reserve any judgment
on the testimony until it is all in.