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WANTED.

A GIRL FROM IA TO 16 YEARS or Ats
n to assist in dong house WORK. Apuiy at
Mrs. Whitmore,s, corner OF Wool and High
Streets.
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NOTE: These Directories are printed qra-
tuitously, forthe convenience of our patrons.
Those Interested in the UGrious announce
nasnts will confer a fauor By promptly mota-
fyinq us of any changes.
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COUNTY.
PAINESVILLE .

Push, brother, push with care.
Push the IA to the 10 square;
The to the and you've got it there;
The lO to the or you don't care where,
But the ID and II will bother you there.
Push, brother, push with care
Till your minds are all in q jun6le and you
tear your hair.
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For mending Tin. Brass, Copper,
Lead or Iron without acid or sofder1ng -
iron. Any lady or child can mend
with it. Will send one sample plate
by mail with directions) that Will cut
I92K inch square patches on receipt of -
rs cents, 8 for 81. 100 for $40. Postage
stamps received as cash.) AGENTS
WANTED. Can carry one days stock
in your pocket. Sales will yield So. to =
S15 per day. Our "a page Illustrated
Catalogue of Chromos, JewelFy, Nov
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IF YOU BUY BEFORE SEEING THE Or
i gans and prices of L d. LovETT & Co..
gainesville, Ohio.
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DNpre OH OF Beauty,
for the Complexion. Healthful, fragrant
permanent. Sold by all druggists.
434. 4S5
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FOR SALE.

rUvHE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER
Il of Cortland and Nebraska streets. Cheap
for cash. Enquire at No. l5s State street.
426tf MRS. S. ELIAS.
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Notice to teachers,

The Board of School Examiners for
Lake County will hold an examination
for teachers at the College in Willoughby
Saturday, NJ arch Goth, 1880. 453
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MADE son.

MYSTERIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEWS AND OTHERWISE-A BRIEF NO
TICE OF A BIG CELEBRATION.
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Operator in
DENTAL WORK OF ALL KINDS.
Milwaukee Block Painesville %. Lt46s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
saamsE rashlsas.

With lAudable enterprise ELrieHs Ft2aion
Q'arteyig fer the present summer presents its
readers with beautlful acknowledgement,
illustrative Of the fashions OF the season
Unlike most fashion plates, which are mere.
ly creations Of thesaFtists brain, the present
is faithfpl reproduetioa Of the setuai. ex.
istent costumes. OF which not oHly the full
descriptions, bat the prices as well. accom-.
pany the plato. For the bsnelit of our lady
readers we append brief summary OF these
costumes. extracted from an advance sheet
furnished by the publishsrA.
No ! represents n walking eoatgae in
brown, Of summer eanela hair cloth aud
polka dot salm, The front Is Of satin ar
ranged in soft folds, with side draperies of
camcls hdiF, edged with silk aud tape fringe,
Tho back OF the skirt is OF camel's hair, di-
vided from tho side draperies by broad hias
bands OF satin. and ornamented WStA satin
bows. The BASQUE = made in French coat
style. VITA broad hip pieOcs Of the polka dot
material, aud tastefully trimmed cuffs and
collar. Price, S47.0O.
No. 2 Is 4 second waIk;ns tlr1ss, appropi.
ately named the Sunrise. and made Of
gend' 'arme blue french bunting aud silk bro
scade. BY an ingenious arrangement ef the
two materials, the front i osaa@euted with
the Representation Of sun with rays the
side draperies being Of bunting meeting at a
point below the basque, aud drawn to either
side of the central design of the front The
basque IS made Of hunting. cut long and
round, and appropriately trimmed with the
brocade. Price, Sa5.O 90.
The third figure in the illustration repre-.
sents combination dress of silk in two con.
trasting shades of drab. The yndegskirt in
front is made Of alternate strips Of the two
materials laid in kilt plaitings, the back be.
ing of single shade, plain and full. The
overskiFt Ia trimmed across the bottom with
reUers Of contrasting silk, with full bow oi
silk in two shades; the back being of dark,
er shade of silk, neatly dEaped. The basque
is made eg pag.eT, trimmed to correspond
with the lower part Of the costume. Price,
s2s. So
The last figure il that Of q diinaeE or recep-
tion dress Of garnes colored satin duchess,
elaborately trimmed with cashmere bead
fringe and psssementerie. The skirt is ar.
ranged in denblee scarf, on which the trim.
ming is imposed to great advantage while
the bapk dFapeFy is formed Of double box
plating extending from the waist downward.
The basque is cut with coat back and elab-
ofately triRmed, Tho sleeves are open on
the upper side, and laced with cerds Of satin,
with bands of passmenterie on either side
the lower part Of the sleeves, as well as the
trimming Of the neck, being finished with
ruchings and Plaitings of lace and satin.
Price, sl45oo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
=uIIe Kinslers.


We al thou gilt the invention Of wire biad-
ers a great achievement, bu: it dill no. cx-
ac;ly suit the american farner-ho wanted
twine instead Of wire because It was cheaper
Inventive genius was called in. and the re-
suit IS that binding with tvine Is now a sue
cess, as the following special Dispatch from
Nashville, Illinois to the Chicago Tribune,
shoEs:
NASHVILLE, Ill, May -. The farmers Of
Washington county were treated to an exhi,
bitiOn this afternoon ~ unique as il vas en-
tertaininS. Il had been advertised that an
exhibition Of harvesting machinery would be
given on the farm Of Judge Aikons, where
one machine would bind wheat with either
wire or twine, and inviting competition by
other wire or twine binders. Several hun
dred farmers were present, and two machines
were exhibited in very heavy green wheat
viz; the Osborne Combined Twire and Wire
Binder, and the Wood Twine Binder The
latter broke down on the first round, and
was taken out of the field. The farmers
were delighted with tho excellent work of
the osbQrne, and highly praised the feature
whereby either tygine or wire can be used,
as may be the cheapest.
As tine invention was completed at such a
late date it cannot be brought into rsquisi-
ton on this Coast until the harvest Of 1881,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
EASTERN OREGON.
Dalles city aud the EaId Hills trop Pros.
poets Weather, etc.
Tnr pALr.ra, May %. 1880.

Tur DAt1gs, May %, 1880.
Editor Democrat
This is lively little city. An immense
amount Of busidess is done here, tho o. r.
N. Co. doing the most Of 1t. They intend
building the railroad down the river to III,
Cascades as soon as completed between her,
and wallula.
The whisky aud beer business is moro ex
tensiye than you have any idea Of There
are about % places where spirituous liquors
are dealt out, besides couple Of wagons
peddling bottled beer
Il is supposed by some that tho bald hills
win produce nothing. All mistake The
soil has AZ good. il not better. grain growing
properties than tho Willamette Valley but
II has not been tested until lately. II Is
claimed that from 7a to 25 bushels per acre
can be raised They tackle bill like "Sad.
die Butte. - on the Calapooia, but four times
as large and great deal higher, aud bore
around it until they roach tho top, aud II n
level piece piece is found large enough to
play game Of croquet ON lbasc ball is out Of
viz HahatAbhi Ah9aAAAAgA AHa u AAe
tract Of land would not take $50 per acre
for il.
On top Of these high hills potatoes do as
well as anywhere. Tomatoes. high up. with.
in twenty miles Of Mt. Hood, grow nicely
aud do well The soil is light and sandy,
just the place for sweet potatoes, corn. etc.,
tho only trouble being the scarcity Of water.
Some Of the farmers haul water up from
creeks and springs. An experiment is now
being mado with cisterns. They propose TO
dig hole on slope, then limo it with CO.
ment inch thick, and iill IL by running
some water into II. II il is a succeas there
will hc several norc good farms taken up in
this vicinity. GA Dutch Flat, IL or II miles
south Of here. are several good farms to be
had. but tho elevation is about the same as
the mountains you can see by looking at Mt.
Hood. aud at times the wind blows ''mild
breeze" Sometimes the sun will be shining
nicely and at the same time you need buck
skin brecehos and a good oyorcoat.
The weather here has been very ehangea-
bic this spring; you Webfooters need not
come here expecting 10 avoid the rain entire.
-ly. You can get out Of the mud that ia
some satisfaction. but the rains We are now
getting are needed as much as the showers in
June down there.
Politics take second place here, but there
Are some Representations to ths effect that
tho political ''gronnd hos" will try to root
up some Of these bald bills but the ahanecs
are he will fall back into his hole aud pail It
in after him. Col. G.. a. Hin. formerly Of
Linn COUNTY. viii DO our neat Sheriff
Ham Bll-FR
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
From The Psra..
Fones stSIrAu, juno 81. 1850


FonEs sASnAg, June 81. 1850
Eiit0r Demoeyut:
Having few spare nomeiha thought
would drop you a few liaea fruni tii. part d
tls county.
Items scarce as hons teeth. The eei,srs
heslth ID good. though Miss Celil Claypool IL
suffering from aa attack oi that trcacherous
disease searletina Her two little sisters.
Mary and Vida, are eonvaleacent, Aavin.
had the same disease some weeks ago.
Mr.. John Beani. ir.. lsft for Weston Few
days ago, where he COCA into business. May
success attend him and his hmiable wife ia
their new home.
Sheep shcaring Is going lively auI the
wool crop viii be heavy.
The NJ. T.. Church, syuib. niil hold .
eampmeeting At their eamp-groand near Aunt
Sally Crabtree'a residence. embracing the 81
sunday in June. at which the al,Iest tAleut nf
the church will bo present Al who like to
hear good. sound Bible gospsi preached are
requested to come aud hfiag al their neigh
bors along with them. Alr. Peter Bilyeu,
that prince of caterers. viii administer to tie
physical aud inner wants Of man. There
will be quite number Of campers on The
ground aud good meeting !. anticipated.
Yours as ever,
&.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
A FIRE az sorbin...


In thiseity earelecsiou day was usheredinb
nice little ere at Sorbin'a saloon. wlich was
discovered shortly after twelve o'clock on
that morning. The alarm was given, and
No. Ones getting getting oat first sent a
lively stream in at the hack door and soon
had the flames extinguished in the saloon,
but the ire still burne,l tiereely in the cellar
creating such dense smoke that the liremen
could hardly stay in the room. At last they
found the trap door, and raising it poured
their stream into the cellar. just as the
trap door was raised 5.gallon can Of coal
oil exploded, and the hose boys oasne near
passing ia their checks, but they put the
water ON it in good shape and came out all
right. About this time No. Two's also got
stream into the cellar, and then the fro did
not last long. Sorbin was insured in the
State. Investment for Sl,6S5, and received
the sam Of SI26G. and the owner of the build
ings, DR.. L. O'Toole, received the sum of
SllO-S9l.SO ON the frame building and
SSlS. % on the brick lie had policy Of
$1,000 on the brick, and s., 900 on the frame,
both in the Liverpool, London and Globe.
Messrs. Sorbin, O-Toole. Nolan and Blum.
berg sleep in the frame building. and they
would probably all have been sutIocatod had
not DIR. o'roole awakened MIR. Sorbin and
Mr.. Nolan were so much under the influence
Of the dense smoke that It was with the
greatest difficulty that they were -aNaAened.
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a large and apprcelatiye audience Of the
iFlsnds If temperance filed the hall Of the
Yoapg Peoples Christian Association on Sat,
urlay evening last, tho occasion being the
regular meeting Of the Albany hluo Ribbon
Cluh tn the absence Of the President. Mr.
john Conner occupied the chair. The meet
ing was opened with prayer by Dr. O. ".
Gray. and reading and adoption Of tho min.
utes Of the previous msetiRg followed. after
which tho elab listened T. an eloquent al.
dress from Hon J. G. Powell Music, eou.
stating Of agts solo by DF. G.. Villa Price
aud organ accompaniment. ly M,ss Kate
CGEneT, came next in order. thia was foi.
lowed by recitation from Mira H. T. Smith.
who. when applaadsd hy the audience kindly
consented to iAyor the club With another
short aud humorous recitation, which pro.
yoked much merrimcHt among her hearers.
Circulation Of tho pledge resulted in scear.
ing the addition Of some twentysfour new
names 20 our list of members, iNhieh list Is
rapidly approaching tie sea Of lis frat
thoasSndL The picnic committee were not
ready TO report aud requested an extension
OF iins until next meeting. which request
was granted. < Was resolved that the
thahka Of this club be rendered Mira. Smith
aud other.. who have so kindly aided in
making oHr meeting this syealgg 90 Interest.
ing aad successful a collection was then
taken ap, aud alter another iiats solo by DR..
Price the meeting adjourned to meet June
iatl
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CaHpBseetinss.

There viil bs : sawpmeetips held on the
crahiF.a camp groeRi. four miles from I.el-
anon. beginning on tho Ihurs.iay before tbs
second Sabbath in june.
Also A. Zine Creek. near sndtLGeil, in
Lane eaua,y. 81 the Taursday i,eloro the
third Sabhata ia Jane. ,rhis will be the
District CoHfer,n nee. At which al Of The min.
.slsrs sili be present.
A'ss' at Dixie eamp-grouui. IA Polk eouu-
q. embracing ,he tl,iri aud iourih Sabbatha
IN Jane This will he joint meeting with
cur i.retaien oi the 81. T.. Church.
Also a. Hamhill river, near g,as.ls bridge.
beginning on Friday s-sfors the tirst Sabbath
IN Jniy. G,atterisl hel > has been secured
;ar all tleze meetings. Everybody Is 10
yited To COME to these moetiass.. Come aud
stay and pray.
I. Il. WIurE. T. F.
N'iilanetie District, 81. =. c. S.
~ E-No huxterina "a IN be allowed.
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Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
TAX SALE.
SOLD M ALL DRrcGIsrs ETE

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WARRANT IS
Ab sued ont of the County Count Of Linn
County. State of Oregon, on the 26th day
OF April 1850, to me directed and daliv-
cred, for the collection of the delinquent
taxes IN said eLupty for the wear 1879,
have levied upon the following described
real property assessed to unknown ON naE $.
to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter Of Section thirty
six (s6), Townsliip thirteen (l3l South,
Range two (21 West of Willamette Meri-
dian. in Linn County, Oregon. CONSUMING <
Ie0 acres.
Also. the South half OF the Southwest
quarter of Section thirty-six 1860 in Town
ship thirteen tl3l South, Range two (21
West Willamette Meridian, Linn CouTAy,
Oregon, containing eighty (S0) acres.
Also, Lot No. four 10 containing 35 "a
loo acres. and lot No. nine (91 containing
- 52-lG0 acres, in Section twenty-one (2lE
and Lot No. one %. containing Is 4S-leo
acres, and Lot No. six (6l, containing % O.
lC0 acres, in Section twenty-eight (2Sl, and
I'll in Township eleven (lIl South, Range
four tIl West Willamette Meridian, aud
! containing one hundred and nine and 90
loo (l09 ar lU0I acres, situated in the Coun-
~ OF Linn and State of Oregon.
Alsos Lot No. four % in the Northeast
quarter NE. ~ of Section ten (l0l. Town
ship eleven ~ South, Range four (4l West
Willamette Meridian, and containing thir-
| tF.three and St-lo0 (33 Si-IOol acres of
land, situated in the County Of Linn and
State of Oregon, and on
Saturday, ase 12A day Of Jane. 1880.
at the Court House door in the city OF AL
bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour
OF o'clock p. Ri, will sell the herein
before described real property at publio
auction Tor cash ia hand 10 the highest
bidder 10 satisfy said taxes. amounting TO
| S2l 81, with costs and expenses of coIlee-
| tion.
| Dated this-l4th day of May. 1880.
/. q. DICkEY,
Sheriff aud Tax Collector for Linn Co.,
| Oregon. 4iw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
Or. irvine az Corvallis.

Last Tuesday Rev. DIR. Irvine went up TO
Corvallis. aud in the evening was called upon
to address tie Adelphiap Society Of the State
Agricultural College. Yhe Corvallis Gazsite
speaks of his effort "a fo.Iows
The Rev. nr. Irvine, OF Albany was then
introduced Hsswas here twenty eight years
ago-taught in a school house that was inno-
cent Of paint-not much roof and no door
mostly walls made Of fir logs. Int this
school house started SONG boys that gradu-
sted at Yale College. Boys drcssen then
different from those Of this day-in fact il
cannot be said that they dressed ct all.
mental culture pIamatea moral culture.
The productive capacity Of the individual il
increased by mental culture. Education
gives increased will power. Medically and
scientifically the sick man ought to die but
he icilis not TO die and b. lives. Education
gives hira aametlitg 10 live for. Intelloctu-
al cnioyments increase, physical enjoyments
decrease with age. Institutions Of learding
cannot exclude religion. The moral man Is
the reliable man, worthy Of canfdence-I
would trust hiIa with money u I had any.
Altogether this wos one Of the most logical,
compact, instructive and amusing extempo.
raneous specchcs that your reporter has ever
listened to,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
Coma. ana ca.Ee.s.

Fred Dunning wishes Us 10 inform our
readers that he. has Just received magnia-
cent stock Of collins and caskets, aud here
after he twill sell them at prices never before
heard Of ia this community. To give some
idea of the prices, he authorizes us to say
that they will range from So up to $50, and
for the latter price one will be furnished
that has heTstefoFe cost fully s75. lie means
business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11

We wish to call the attention Of cur read
ers 70 the fact that Miss Piper. our talented
musician. assisted 10y hcr papiIs and the
Ladies Brass Band. viii give a graud vocal
and instrumental concert At the Opera House
On Friday evening Of next week. Miss Piper
has taught music long and successfully in
this city. and has never lost an opportunity
II render all the assistance in her power to
make the entertainments given in our city
successful. and now our eitizehs should turn
cut and give her roGsing benefit The
concert uill commence at : o'clock, and the
price Of aimi5 ION Is - CENTS The pro-
eramme win spr.ear next week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
rarAler.' IEeasIauarsers.

The election is over and the great question
with farmers is still "where can buy the
cheapest" Mr. McIlwain thinks he can
solve that question, and would be pleased to
meet all the farmers at his store. If yeu
don't intend purchasing anything, 60 any
way and get acquainted with and learn his
prices. It is duty you owe your family
and yourself to practice economy, and if You
fnd you can buy there cheaper than any
where else, yop will have learned hew to
take one step in the right direction.
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The .. y. soelable.
LvY eAnrEa,

The ladies Of the United Presbyterian
Church gave sociable at the church last
Tuesday evening. and 81 vso attended
seemed 70 enioy themselves very much. The
lunch was splendid and seemed to be relished
by all Miss Piper favored tho audience
with q Down the Burn, DaYy, laFe, 1.-The ac-
eOmp-aiinent being played by Miss Dollie
Houk, Mrs. C. L. WOlyerton gave comic
reading, Mr.. Barnes sang a Chinese ditty,
and Rev. Irvine and DF. Pries played several
popular airs on the flute. The ladies cleared
the nice little sum Of $3.50, which is very
COOL for one evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
4 Popular Li,ery stal,ls.

We were surprised TO hear and take great
pleasure in announcing that our outgoing
Sheriff, l. c. Dicley, has entered into part
nership with Jason Wheeler 10 tho livery
business, and that they arc fitting up in
splendid style for the accommodation Of the
public. Besides the hacks and Carriages that
already belonged to to the institation, they
have added three more ncw and handsome
carriages, and Eeveral magnificent horses and
are now ready to lt ont our people with con.
yeyances in good shape. They also keep a
splendid lot Of feed on hand and viii beard
animals for a fair remuneration. Both mem
bsrs OF the ilgH of Wheeler & Diekey are
well known all over the valley, aud we feel
SIRE they viii get a very fair share Of the
public patronage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11

We refer 10 ssaiger Brother, manufae-
turers OF and dealers In all kinds Of inarbl.
aud sttne work, monuments, heaflstones, or.
namcntai and east iron fence work. etc,
They have been IN business ~ this city 70,
several years ana have always given satissas.
tion, aad they point with pride 20 specimens
Of tLeir work m ali tbs ce.slstcries ia the cen.
tral part Of th.z valley. Last week they put
up iSaryn granite enclosure in the Masonic
Cemetery in this city wiien they invite all
10 inspect. Tho stone is truly hai,,lsune aud
the work thoroughly executed. They are
also prepared to tura out laenSn,ents in
'either foreign or ArG2rican granite Esii.
mate, on all kinds Of atone. marble or gran
lite work viii be forwarded ON application.
Ornamental wrought or cast iron work.
either galvanized or painted. can be furnished
ON short notice. Always give them a call lse
fore YOU make any orders in their line d
work.
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Ta.,s., nsramea.

wiilainette Lodge No. >. \. o L. w, o
this city. elected the following o,iicrrs at th'
meeting last Monday evening
siastss ]. 6. Jackson
General Foyen,au-N. z. l;irs
l}yersesr-tl II. M. Cater.
I;ecerier-l. Martha
EiaAneier-I- ). Ligse;..
Eeceiver-courad Meyer
Gaile-S. Kali>ky.
Inside yYatchuian Prank WooL
Outside W'atehul1I- C. Diekey-
Aie,lio,I EzaHliHer-De- J. =. DAsis.
T-us;ee-Fred Graz.