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H. Harris 4 Go Kingsbury, Texas.
May 22-1 mo.
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COUNTY PROSECUTOR:

COUNTY PhOSECUTOhs
We are authorized to announce o.
T. BROWN as candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney for Hays county.
TREASURER:
We are authorized to announce D. P.
HOPKINS as candidate for Treas
urer Of Hays county.
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Palatlng.
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JEFF. F. TRAVIS,
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ELECTION, NOVEMBER 2, 1880.

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-13
WEATHER REPORT.

Annual summary Of msteoroglcsl observ-
ationa made at Albany, Oregon, for
tie year ending June 80, 1889.
by JoHN BRIoos.
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The FnIss NM s,.r.sA Asala.

The tWine iactory At this place has bssa
lying Idle Tor quite = while. but IL has again
bcOa started up. and. we hope. will not be
compelled TO shut down again. IL is owned
by ten Of our most promiaeut, wealthy and
influential ciIi7oRz. snd "a gEShAgel by three
Al :hsir uambor A. Crawford. Thos.
Montsith aud Y. SAltmarsh. A short time
ago they telegraphed to Connecticut Tor John
c. Hamilton, who was foreman or Superin,
tendeRt OF the mill when il was first set up
hsFs, and he arrived here last Saturday. lie
las been engaged in cleaning up and putting
the maehiasry in order this week. aud will
start ap one or two machines to-day. aad the
remainder as fast as they are put "a order
t.aat years crop OF lint is still on hand, and
when it is hsekled there wiz probably be
about 500 pounds OF IL. sufficient to sup
ply the Iaill for about six months. Two hack.
lsra have been at work upon Il for some time.
aad already have about s. 600 pounds ready
for the mill, aud will be able TO keep Il sup
piled. There were about 100 acres soYn 10
haK this year, hgt on account Of the scarcity
af labOEsEs to pull it great deal will bs lost
i Is thought though that there via be sufi.
Gent, With last years crop, to sapply ths
mill until next spriug. Nothing is Of more
Importance to our city at present than the
success Of this manufacturing enterprise. 0uI
valley raises the best lint in the world. a,
was shown at Philadelphia in 1876; the de
mand for bag twine is already immeAse OF
the northwest coast. and Is growing every
year labor IS Just a. cheap here as it is il
the east We have the mill here already SS
up in running order, and taking all this int
confederation. what is She use in raising hal
here, shipping it back east. and then bring
ing back the twins-paying freight bOtl
ways and large commissions also The en-
terprise must succeed II properly managed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-13

Mr.. Newhouse and family spent Saturday
and Sunday at Sodaville and Waterloo
A party consisting Of Prof. l. J. Powell
aud family. Isaac McClung spd family. Mr..
French. Miss French sad Miss Lilly Mccoy
wsnt up ia Waterloo bat Saturday and stop
ped there until Monday evening.
Prof. +. +. Sox aud G. II. Stewart aud
their families visited Sodaville aud Waterloo
last Saturday.
+. Il. SkipwOrth returned fran Sqdayille
last Saturday feeling very much improved in
health.
Mrs. Rsbecca Young aud Mrs. Sam Alt.
house and her daughter Kittis have been
stopping at SOdaville for some time. but we
understand will return home tomorrow.
S. L. Riggsn. special agent and adiuster
for the Connecticut Fire Insurance Co,
spent last Sabbath in this city on business
connected with his company. He is 9 live
agent.
Mr., Rynon hss bean eauvsszing this city
duSinG the pAst week for the State Directory
and has met with very good SucOess
David Framan came down from Upper
Soda last Friday. and on Tuesday returned.
He says he has been having fine time up
there.
W. r. Rlain arrived home few days ago,
He has just finished teaching school at Sweet
Home.
Jas. L. Cowan started for UPPe Soda last
Wednesday. Iii. ta@iy ia caaped VI
there -
John Hamilton arrived here from New
York last Saturday to take charge Of ths
twine mill.
Mont. MOnteith has returned from Easter
Oregon. He says the surveying party WI
be through in about one moRtk
Alec P1rdOIa has lett the Barr surveying
party and is now working in the East Orcgo
RiqR Office at Pendldton.
Gamaliel Parrish is now stopping at Soda
vile and is fast recovering his health
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-13
The Weed rwias s,aaer.

i.a4t week We mentioned that the walterA.
wood twine binder had been tried in this
county aud proven TO be complete sue
cess in every particular. but since that
time We have learned from those who have
tried it that it actually does it's work cheap
er and better and causes lsss trouble than
the wire binder. Etweighs about tho same,
but Is mueh simpler in construction and less
liable 10 get out Of order. II is perfectly
automatic. and the operator has no levers
to work with his feet or hands, and those
OF our farmers who have operated it have
done SO after few moments of instruction.
One machine is now at Roop and Simpsons
warehouse in this city where il can be seen
at any time, and farmers age invited to
cali The other machine is at work on the
prairie.-this week at John Humphrey
and all who want TO see IL in operation,
can do so by calling there. The agents of
the WOOD" claim that it is the only sue.
cessfal twine binder in existence, and as
they expect the demand for it to be very
large next season. ali who expect to buy
should leave their orders this fall The
manufacturers have already telegraphed to
the Portland agents to know haw many
machines he shall send oas for next season,
and of cparae they have to guess at the
number, So, as the supply viii be limited,
you should call on Roop and Simpson and
leave your order.
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when Mr. D. started in to teach this school,
has been verified. He has made most sue
cesslnl and popular teacher. having given
universal satisfaction. Ills popularity
among the pupils is especially unbonnded,
while his success in advancing the scholars
in their studies has greSaly pleased both par.
ents and directors.
To-morrow our party start for a raid on
the berry patch and trip to Upper Soda,
where We will probably sojOurh most Of the
coming week.
Last evening the hotel was enliYened by The
arrival Of Mr.. w w. Harvey, wife aud
children and Mrs Geo and Mrs. Dickey-
the latter named lady being sister Of Mrs.
Harvey aud now on visit from her homo in
San Francisco The party only remained
with us over Sabbath, and will return to Al.
bany Tomorrow morning. We who ''stAy be.
hind" very naturally regret their short stay
which assisted materially in our enioyments
Of the place.
By.the.way, there are no brass bands here.
but there is well ratified cow.bell that ans.
wers the purpose Of an amateur music mob
SO you needn't send mp any part Of band
unless it bo bass drum to go along with the
cow.bell. Mart. V. d.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-13

Ia Baum wishes US to inform our readers
that he has just received full line Of school
books and stationery. and from now until
the Holidays will receive additions 70 his
stock on every steamer arriving fam San
Francisco. = the Rablie Schools will onea
out generally neat mouth, you SHOULD call
around soon and lay in a supply Of books for
your children aud give thSm chance 10 per.
use them before school opens. His metto 10
''rhe best OF goods at bottom priccA :"
Don't forget the place-cOrner of First and
Broadalbin streets. opposite the building
which is now being erected for Senders Il
sternberg. Cali on him and he viii trsat
you well
We might also add that besidss doing q
large retail business in stationery, tobacco
and cigars. he ia alss prepared to sell very
cheap at wholesale. Country dealers should
make note Of this.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-13
Aims.,aFl Fire.

Ga Tuesday evening at o'clock the fire
bells rang out an alarm, aud the fire depart.
mont came out IN remarkably short order.
only to lind out that the IRE had been At the
st. Charles Hotel aud had bOen extiaguiahod
by the bucket brigade. Il has beea the Gus
tom to deposit all the sweepings aud trash
from the second story Of the hotel in box
on the rear balcony. just at the iunctioa Of
the main building and the ell. and ii is sup
posed that some one threw the anoHtiaguish.
oil stub Of cigar into this box. a. that u
where the fire started. The danes ran up
the weatl er-b boarding Of both parts Of the
building and had got good start when dis
covered. The damage will bs SIS or SO
which viii be paid by the North British apd
Mercantile aad the Imperial Combinatioa In,
surancs Companies. the huilding heing in.
sured at c. II. Stewarta Fire Insurance
Agency. This was the ilist alarm responded
70 by Rescue. Hook and Ladder Co, aad they
received three cheers for bsiag the iirst com.
pany ON the ground. with the exception Of
No. Ones Hose Company.
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A Pspalar Resort.

In the last number Of the Commercial Re.
porter we noticed an article on pleasure re-
sorts, and among the many mentioned was Va
quinA Bay written up A. follows:
Yaquina Bay and surrounding sountry Is
attracting soEno visitors this season and il
destined 70 have an increased number every
year, especially X the r6ilroad Is completed
70 that section. which communication is eag.
eriy expected and anticipated by residents in
that locality. Boating L excellent and ksh-
ing unrivaied Game is also plenty and
near by. The majority Of persons At YsquinA
in past years have come from Albany, Ger
Wallis, and sister towns. Probably next year
Portland win help swell the tide Of tourists
bound for Yaquina. Being fayOrably located
on the coast. and claiming extra advantages
in point Of health and genial atmOsphsFo,
Yssuina needs not be modest In bsr claims
a. ; resort.
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MirasaIsa. E.eape.

l. r. Gaines. living in the Forks of the
SAntism. dug well on his farm iAst week.
aad while It was vet unfinished covered it mp
with boards. Lat Tuesday little boy Of
his. about two years old. While playing
around the well. stepped On loose board
which tilted up aad let him fall in There
psing 20 men aroaha the little fellow was not
taken Ogt uutii some harvest hands were
summoned from thsir work mils and hall
away. The well was 20 feet deep. bat only
contained about one foot Of water. which wAs
enough to chill the boy nearly to death. The
great wonder IS that the fall did not stun
him aud thus cause him to drown. Il was
almozt : miraenIoua aaeans
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A KIepuo9aaIae.

A fellow named Linn NeOins was arrest.
ed hy Marshal Hunt for larceny last sun-
day morning. and on Monday Eas tried be,
fore lleoOFaeF Haltsr iouRa guilty end
gnel 81 aud casts, lie had no money
aud now lies in i4il Il sesns that he is .
perfect kleptomspias aud steals everything
he gets hold Of On Saturday he stole a
nice coat from the dummy in front Of
Blain's store, and for several days had
been stealing clothes Of all kinds from the
bOarders Of the Exchange Hotel, at one
at one time actually stripping an intoxicat-
ed man down to the very hide. Ssme of
our people think he is nothing but com.
mon thief, while some think he is kIepto,
maniac and also drank and orasy.
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sorArY rerRr.

Following win be found the proceedings af
she August term Of nar County Court (:
u Blackburn aud others asked for new
county rad. Petition granted
FM Rinehart petitioael-tor a new bridge
acress slough neNr Shedd Geo. II. Riddle
appointed ,e prepare plans and speeiRca.
tiona
The Blair bridge matter was continued and
expenses Of Commissioners lSss e6l allowed
an full.
The petition Of ciiizeus asking for tue es.
tahhshment Of new voting precinct was
granted It was named Alayhell Precinet,
aud IS made up irnm Brush Creek and Har-
risbarg Precinct,
Mrs EAst's bin For S:is iSr keeping pau.
per was not allowed.
Statement OF finances Of Iinn county Tor
the year ls79-s0 received.
Following persons applied Tor appointment
TO State UnivsFsity-Ina /. Robertson, IIet.
tie Robinett, |. NJ Robertson and Rosa b
White. Examination set for Aug 18th.
The Sheriff was ordered to purchase forty
cords of wood Tor use at Court House
A ferry license "a. granted Smith 8 Mar.
tin for three years at - per year.
The Commissioners were ordered To repair
a bridge across Muddy, or, il needed. build a
new one
Jos Lame was appointed to make plan and
specifications Ter new bridge at site OF old
Schooling bridge on Muddy, aud it was or.
dered that bids for the construction OF said
bridge be received at next term.
An order was drawn on the Treasury for
$50 to pay expenses Tor sending John
Honey, pAnpsr. to his home in Ohio.
1900 feet OF lumber was ordered Tor D.s.
trict No -
Jos Moist was appointed Ia apPraiss
amount OF damsss sussoined by I J Cline by
removal OF dirt from his land Tor read pur-
poses.
Repairs ordered on Court House aud Job
given to W. c. TwesdAls.
twas ordered that an ab.traO. book be
kept.
-, 4. -, 4,
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Fred Dunning wishes us 70 inform our
readers that he has last received = mAgni6.
cent stock af collins and casksts, and here
after he will sell them at prices never before
heard Of in this community. To give some
idea Of tho prices. he authorizes as to say
that they viii range from 50 uP to $50. and
for the latter price one viii be furnahed
that has heretofore cost fully STA Ae means
business
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-13
HOW 10 SAVE Il .NEY -Tnsseaa Of

HOW TO SAVE n .SEY -Tnstesa Of
going to doCtof for ~ = =. IL yoa
hAvS BTighs's Disease Pain in
the Back and Loins, SIR nms
ton, Calouh, BEick-du. an.
tFoublWof the Kidneys auy .
bottle Of Dr. Mintle's \ h
great Bnchu Compound. II as5sa
wonderful prescriIzicn for thee = ,uh.es
ever compounded. Messrs. Ah1AIns' &
Carroll, Wholesale druggists say: We
regard Nephreticum as the ea kidney
and bladdsr remedy in the maEiEst .
Moodard, dkuggist, Portland, or, saws:
Everybody speaks highly Of it. Chiids.
druggist PortRnd, Or, says: '.Soid lots
OF ii u always does the wors " Many
have been cured OF obstinass kidney com,
plants etta- the doctors have Il I'll them
up. Price, $I.25. For sale by ali arug-
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Taken before retIring viii Insure good
nisbt's rest. with an aws ming In tie
.sy morn 10 health, cC.4-e - arS vlqcg
For coated tongue. bad brc. n, sex hsa.-
a,Jle. or any distnThanas ar sing tom dy
pep-ia or torpid liver It IL ,ithou; = peer.
it, action On disease Is ent rely dirssrect
frs,ru aay medicine ever int oducsd, quiet
tns pains almost instantly. The hue and
crs rai-ed against Il by pz ent nadicins
men, who haze foTeseen In - advent the
destruction Of their nafalioHS husiness,
and tbs thousanos Of unsolcfset tektimo-
mails flowing IL from all parts : the New
World, Is pIlre indication O. lis great
merits. Trial size at Ill Dsug Stores Half
pound bottles rs cents. ROAhay a. ma
ser, sale Agents.
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servlees a lhe CsIIske.

Ata meeting Of the First Presbyterian
GhqEeh hsld AZ the Y. P. G. A. Hall on the
sth inzt., It was decided that the future SER
vices Of the Church shOald be held st the
Chapel Of the Albany Collegiate Institute.
The Church remembers with pleasure the
many pleasant meetings held in the Y. P. C.
A Han and expresses the wish that grace,
mercy and peace may ever abide with the
Association.
Ire members Vi tss congregation are hav-
isg & yaesticn- rte services Of the Church
WIN Be resumed At ths Chapel on the 29th
igst. L. D. 6oSDIT. Pastor.
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LyAAsoM Or, July 81. lsSO.
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LEsISOS. Augrt II. Tsp

LAEAsoN' Angnd u. Tap
Editor Democrat:
Ariiclss u iacerPerziisa we're Aird ia.dAy " the
oee u the seerssa a stsls b. ,hs loilOving named
grHtisGasn - ineorpSniors Of the LsbsnaH saull.
am Canal aud manufacturing Co.
Luther Eikihs. D. ". Ballard c. B. Montague, J.
w. cusck. c. H. RAlston. 4. Erwin. Jacob Kses aud
). n. Powell Capital .isfk, 80 900. In shares oS
si00 dollars each
8ihs obiee, 0i The Company i.is OEP as1 eoairOl
ws'er ditch Ia e sss4 ~ sassAsase. uliiIsg aud
manufacturing parOsss ~ isbanon. Las csanty,
Oregon.
The waier iOr the proposed canal 4ii - taI.a Ous
u the szntiam river just above Waterloo sarvsys
have already been made Nhich dsmopstya.a hssaga
aoEh; ihs feagiliiiIy u shs undertaking 81 ven
moderate outlay As eOmFAssl ~ish tAs csss Sg con-
siraet'0n q the Albany and saHtIsm c4all,
The stock ias been Asafy eli sabSoribsd sa4 spsr.
stiaHs Ill Ee cOHHsaesd sSes - harvest s, svsr
aaA hurried 10 complstSn Il s The intention Vi n.
ii,asfators make th- LsblnSa and s4ntiAaa caaa
= suc,sss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-13
Rs Careful RsMa Their.

We were little surprised few days ago
TO see an iten we had written about the
drowning Of chauneey Moore in the T;oVn
Talk and credited to the Standard We
thought that nesssy little sheet had com
i.littsd an srrof. bat in glaneiHg through the
xs5a4anF found OuF item Hneredited and Oe-
onpyiag place amSnz original articl.s. This
is hardly fair, Mr.. NOltnsr. especially when
we do not treat you In ike manner. It may
have been an accident, though, for we are
not generally treated 30 by the Standard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-13

One Of the latest and vishcat question the
most perfect sewing machine low before the
public II the Davis" Why they actually
make oat of strips Of cloth cups. sAzesrs,
baskets. etc. in perfect shape We saw one
at the Albany agency and dtogether with many
samples Of practical work noted viii say
that there are things never before made on q
Sewing Machine ae and zee for yourselves
and be convinced. W. B. Scott. Agent