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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-05
sausc4.

The publio ali Il Anow that safe reme,l.
at last been discovered FOR the eure Of lis
eases Of the kidneys aud Bladder. made ont
OF Oregon grown herbs. Iii no less than
the OREGON KIDNEY TEA. For sale Is
all druggists. Directions accompanying each
package
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Gane D sr...lle.

Clement Esmoni.,, the gentlenlanly French
man who for the past year has been RAINING
coffee and spice inannfaetogy ! ! this city,
started this week for Seattle where he ex-
poets to open ont in the same business. He
understands his business thoroughly, and
would have succeeded well here if our popu.
Iation hsd been larger The people of Seat
lie will find Mr.. Esmouin an honorable man
to deal with and we hope they viii give hin
liberal patronage.
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as followN

Tossl number Of aelesatcs....
By order OF the Linn County Central Com,
mittee. MART. Y. BROWN,
W. t. BILvEv, Chairman.
Secretary
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nEEls.

McDoNALD.-At Maliseur Agency, Feb. lG 1850,
of bilious remltiept fever, Mss, /. J. McDoSALp,
daughter Of John Sye, II THIS ctyagei 81 Years and
months
a8ApfIEwS. -In this city, on Wednesday. March 81,
1850 OF eonsunih htion, Carr ". J. MATaENs 70.
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fAdyeriiscneui1
cAF.I 8, tie Voters eg flan spsatJ.

4 card s, tie Voters Of fian eesaty.
Uubiasel by psff9.ic inotiyes, bat having
formed an opinion favorable u myself. and
with single eye to an cay job At iaif ssases.
for tho neNs two years, ! u.e,at respectfully
submit my name i..r yonr favorable ee,izsdera-
lion "a > candidate for election i0 tie Office
of Treasurer q Linn county at the nezt en-.
suing election. subject 10 nomination Is The
Democratic County Convention n S.isose
action sIsli oor'lially aeqaiesce.
Very respectfully.
# III CAl4eg
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Excl.nasc I'D s.alpll..

Next Sabbath Rev. jos. Emery. Of carya,-
lis. will preach at ST. l'aurs NJ. f. Church
IN this city, aud Rev. NJ. c. Miller, the regu-
lar pastor. viii Gil Rev Emery's palris Al
Corvallis
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Letter Edst

Ttrfosf0wsHe iAi tiaf ~ iffter, fs-fsa. .fiff
10 tie l'oat Dffless. Aliaaug. Linn eusIatF, Jr..
sau. March sth. Ia8. P-rs1ns eftIiine f.1r tiirsi
ictters sufst sig ia= sista s6tcii ts.sf sssr'
advertised
Boyd. Aisieolm Herrcu. Wm
Cox, 4 " Moor, ~ 81
Clark. Mary 81 Alyers, Mrs Saggis
Dayis, G 4 Reese. 5oacfh .
Eead. lioinycn
slillcr, Samuel or Freddie
7. H. RAYMOND. ?. II.
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20 PRAIRIE FARMERS

The East half or Joe. Ketchnm's Dcna-
ton Claim ON the Santiam, miles East OF
Albany, FOX SALE in timber lots TO
suit, ON easy terms.
Apply immediately, 10
BUREHARr & CHAPMAN.
5iwI Albany, Oregon
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BOWMAN -wIGEi.ER.--At Tie rosi .icnee oI James
Wheeler, by Rey !. GawersaS. AlR. ResfRT BOWMAN
and Miss 1oANSA WiiEElag tSth ei this city.
ARMSTRONG WINDOW AT the residence oi AlT.
Vim Davis near IInlsey by Rev. I. j. Wilson, Mn. Il
7. AEasfRsxd and MISS ASSiE WN90N, both of Linn
County.
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q. III III. nI

4evT y Wolfe nSll preach a de NlR.
Church next sabbath, betblp the morning
and evening. In the evening the theme viii
be Cards. Chess and Billiards. The public
s cordially invited to attend.
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Rapsls sosIei.

The next regular monthly social Of the
baptist Church viii belheld at the residence
Of the pastor, this friday evening, COM
meneing at o'elock. The usual refresh
ments will be served. All are invited to at
tend.
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our school aee.lna.

The annual meeting Of this school district
was held at the Courr House last Monday
evening, and was well attended.
l. Bilyeu was made chairman Of the meet.
ing, and presided Ia manner which gave
satisfaction TO ali.
After the object Of the meeting had been
read, The Clerk, J. II. Burkhart, was called
upon for his report, which WAS as followsi
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4 candlaate Tor surveyor.

B. Chapman, candidate for County Survey.
or, subject to the action Of the Democratic
County Convention.
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HAaeiaBl ia, Linn Co, Ozp.,
Feb. 2isi, 1890.
TO the Democrats u Linn county greeting.
hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office oi Assessor, subject TO the decision 81
the Democratic County Convention.
HyILMAg u. PorrEe.
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sanln. - ta.a.el..

T. II. RAYMOND. r.
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EsaasN.
MtHRIEa.

oRAY.-In this csty, on Tuesday. Aiaysh > Isso !,
tho wiie u L. L. Gray son
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Short walking costumes VIII 10 quite as
mech WON as ever. Ia this 1.Yle. the Mar.
cisaa Is very tasteful. aud adapted TO all new
wool or silk materials. Fur dsmitrain,
taOagh allowable with short costume. the
iiernieone overskirt isnoyel aud quito pretty.
Willie en'bo1ying opposite ideas. We find the
Aida overal.jst which Is adapted 10 walking
eostnsne only. The Aieina is nsw polonaiDe
Wlliea combines the effect Of panier basque
With an oyeTskirt. bat requires trimmed
ssirt below. The Alssoa basque Is an excel
Icat design of ligbs aprinS woolsnS or aiik
bile for spring strect jacket, nothing
newer or more jaunty than the Frederica
co4ll be found. Lrcy cAErgR.
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pfeaDglery of -.

The Presbytery Of Oregon viii convene IN
this city on the 18th inst.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-05

New Aierino cloths are covered with palm
leaves and other Eastern faneiss, the sans
may be said Of new lawns. jaconst. aad in
deed the whols family Of cotton goods. both
OF high and low degree. Eat invariably We
lind plain lawns etc., 10 match. aud tiis Of
'coarse is broad enough hint that plain goods
mnat be combined, ia order 20 give effect Of
shading. Light wooden goods are likewise
devised in cashmere patterns; summer silks
arc beautiful in their shawl like scmbiances;
new satins ars similarly wrought; new velvets
as well, and thus il becomes apparent that
these Oriental ideas extend throughout the
entire range Of dFesA But il muat be re-
u.emhere,i that extra atyiishncas brings cor.
responding expense, and therefore I'll these
new goods are considerably higher price than
thoae which have been longer ia the market.
OF which are less pronounced IN character.
Belonging "a the larmer class. the jarliuiere.
or ilorsl pattern iany be mentioned, tl,sy
however being still looked upoa "a quite fash
iouable, While ia the latter category. we iind
the family Of small sAec!.s. stripes etc, which
are aiwayn in vogue
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-05

sprinz MIIIlaery-New MATERIAL Novelties
In Costumes.
srniNa aiiI.I.INKnY.

SPRING MILLINERY.
Shapes in new Spring bouneta are 30 differ
ont that every one can have something to
suit. Tho poke bonnet, also called the Sara
Bernharit, has the brim pinehed at the back,
while the iront brim Is turned up against the
crown. Then wo may see tAe Mario Chris.
tine, which shows the front brim cut open,
and this also Is TO be turned back against the
crown. Other hats como with soft, wide
brims, and these are turned up, down, back.
wards, forwards, or any other way, just aa
tho milliner may fancy. The Cashmere,
or Oriental ideas a. to coloring and pattern,
which | alluded TO in my last letter as about
to penetrate everywhere, are notably mani.
fest in straws. which wo see dyed in all sorts
of shawl like eolors and designs. During the
winter, We had 'Cashmero" silks and ribbons,
but now wo find al has been said the entire
bonnet imbued with Eastern fancies. OF
course there must be contrast somewhere,
aud so We find rich ribbons and silks Ia plain
eolors-both dark and light, and those viii
be used as shadings to relieve what would
otherwise bo picture all too bright Furth-
crmore, an the gold shades arc extremely
prominent in Spring goods Of every kind. We
observe heavy importations OF Tuscan and
other yellow atraws They are at all prices
and degrees of iineness. while chips are con.
stantly dyed in old gold colors. Then we
have straws in braida of alternating eoiora
There Is a great run upon this latter style;
some being dark. Others light; others dark
and light combined. .Ashile again we sec straw
bonnets entirely red. blue or garnet. for the
different garnet shades will continue very
fashionable. More expensive bOnDeta are
made Of lace like hraidings; transparent Of
conrse aud needing TO 10 lined. or again the
bonnet ia composed Of these straw laces unit.
ed with something heavier. Small turbana
for general wear. arc largely brought out aud
probably will be much worn by those young
ladies' who have adopted the same shape this
winter. Flowers arc in wonderful proiasion
aud beauty. They are both large and small,
placed in pronounced bouquets or ia trailing
and fairy like vines and sprays; the latter
styles being especially appropriate for those
rough earelessly shaped hats which will be
seen at watering places. Variety ia farther.
more given by tie introduction Of feather
bands and fancy wings. which viii be used
for seryieeabie hats and bOnnets. Many arc
dyed in Cashmere hues. but again we observe
a. breasts and head OF birds. Birds likewise
will be employed, but Of eoure not exten.
siyeb.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

lhs ueata, at his residence. a the suburbs
OF Dallas, December Eth, 1850, of Mr.. HgNRy
SNoDGRAss, is sorrow to thousands of the
oss1 people of Teas, though his circl. Of &C.
qualntsncs around Dallas was limited. The
writer has known him since lSl5, when. "a
ainosta youth, he came from his Virginia
home TO South WssI Texas. Associated wi N
capt VIVA, r. HsnIlsy, long since deceased,
he was Engaged In the NJ axiean trade. full of
aanVsr and demanding tho utmost sklll and
courage. He was equal to every emergency,
ana for all time since his word In business, by
oil who knew him, has besn considered equal
10 written bend with approved securities
happily married TO Gaorletta, n daughter ot
our venerable townsman, Mr.. Franklin Beau
mont, and long engaged in the stock business
on hatagorda bay he reared family in
purity and refinement, and accu,
mulated large estate. lii 1872
he removed to Dallas ald pure hased n.
ane SUBURBAN property on which he closed n
peaceful and honorable life. Texas never
owned more just and honorable cltizan, one
whose modesty forbade his noble character
becoming known except by those of intimate
appreciation, OF whom tue writer was one. II
MS children prove worthy of such sire
Tezss VII have gained legacy by his long
residence on her soil. Peace be to his sshes
and honorod be his memory, b..
DALLAS December, 18th, 1850.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
A Shooting A9rgy

A difficulty occurred at Craddocks upper
saloon about 1880 last night between w. l.
Dial, the city editor of the Times, and Alox.
CockrSll, in which the latter sho. the former
four times, three times in the left leg
and once in the right leg, The balls
lodged in the muscular portion
ofthe two limbs and are serious though not
considered by his attending physicians ia.
tai. The two were boon companions and the
affair originated from prauks being played
upon one another during which they burst.
ed eggs over each othsra heads and in
the course OF their play COogrell struck Dial
a blew over tie head, which was tho main
cause Of tha trouble. Dial went aud armed
himself and meeting Cockrsl in Craddock's
saloon, he told him in very
plain language how no had tregted
him, when they drew almost
simultsneou " and began freing. which re-
suited as above stated Mr.. Dial WIS re-
moved to the GrAnd-Windsor hotsl where he
was attended by Drs. Eagsn, Duncan and
Pace. Cockrell has not up to this writing
been arrested, though ho has not attempted
to escape SO far as last heard from.
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CITY BREVIFIEs.
Christmas is crawling along this wsv.

Christmas is crawling along this wsy.
Preparations for Christmas Trees hoya 81.
rsdy begun.
The condition of Mr.. Charles II. Pepp,r
showed some slight improvement on yester-
day.
Chances on the large and beautiful dia-
moHd to be ratified are to be had at Grad.
ock'supper saloon.
Now don't fsil to take chance in tbs
large diamond to be r,!Hod. The iss far
signatures is at Ofsddu.lIs upper saloon.
W. r. Lott, editor aud proprietor of the
Callahan County Clarendon, Belle Plain,
Texas, made the Herald a pleasant cali
yesterday.
1t turns out that Mr.. Follis was net shot
by his son, although they exchanged shots.
he is still hiding out in the brush and the
officers have not yOt unprecedented him.
The snow, the snow, the beautiful snow II
began falling at about 10 O'Clock last night,
but barely eaough to maintain its distinctive
colOr and feature after having touched the
ground.
For the accommodation of city patrons,
Sanger's will be kept open until 8 O'Clock
every night during this (Christmss) week.
The grand establishment will be brilliantly
illuminated.
A man by the name of Howell snsked lot
of Captain Wat Caruth's cattle aud pepned
them at the Union stock yards, where no
offered them for sale. Ia the meantime
Captain Caruth put in an appearance, and
Howell suddenly disappeEed. A psrty by
the name Of Bill JOaes is believed TO b his
partner, and both man are still at large.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
Church College FESTIVAL aud Fair.

Under the direction of the Ladies' Fur
nishiDg Society" Of Lamar street Methods!
church and the students and teachers of the
Dallas Female college, festival and fair will
be held at Lively hall on the evenings of the
23a and Oath of December, the proceeds to
be equally divided, and applied respectively,
to the purposes of furnishing the new
church 10 be built by the Lamar street con-
gregation, and TO the improvement Of the
beautiful grounds of the Dallas Female col
lege, owned by the same congregation.
Let all, not only the members Of the
church ard the patrons of the college, but
the whole community be present to enjoy the
occasion, and to help in the noble, beautiful
work. The intelligence and energy of our
people have wrought, and are still working,
wonders in the development of our great
states marvellous material resources, and the
eye of the whole country is fixed with sd .
mirstion upon us. Let us demonstrate to
tho world that we do not intend to let our in.
tellectual and religious progress fell behind
our growth in material greatness. We call
upon our citizens to help lis in our glorious
work
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RELIGIOUS

TABERNACLE NJ. e. CHURCH. on Elm
street near U 3 court room Rev. A. N
Reat, Pastor Preaehi to-dav at 1880 R. M.
AMI p. m, by the y st.r Class meeting at
$3.50 M sunday sChOo aJ 2:a3p %. M. An
are coril Nv iuvitol to 0l tine ar,irss
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Holiday Wares,

Now that Christmas is nearly upon US,
where to b y holiday goods and gifts for
friends and loved relatives is question of
some moment. Tho city is full of holiday
goods of all kinds, it is true, but only at
Knspfly & Sons can you find the most ole
giant jswslry of every description and quail
ity-toilst sets. silver ware, solid and plated,
bronzss, watches and clocks, brio
a brio, and thousand and one
othar charming, pretty and vAluRbl, things
suitable to make the hearts Of friends glad,
and at the same timo bs useful to them. II
you would behold one of the most dazzling
displays, 6ewildsrisg in its lovolins'S and i'll
splendor, just 60 to KAepaJ Il Sons and 60
through their establishment.
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compIims,.ary reception.

The HERALD tenders Acknowledgements
for an invitation to attend compliment
AIRY reception bal and banquet given to
Mr.. D. NJ. Oldham and bride BY their
Tsrrsll friends. The reception takes place
on the evening of December Zoro ~ w
ment's opera house, Terrell. The names o.
the gentlemen on the various commitless Is
suarante. sufficient that the affair Will %
reeherchsa nd pleasant in the extreme.
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StRAYvo. oa~l0btv

ITRAfEN. tE SLOLEN-iu Dallas OF near
- 'AS 1F Er3rut, IN ~ dt-s. ay uigtt. u
team oo"s's lug ol bay hor+o und hny m 70
mt9hel To be wagon. The NOISE %. urau ed
II u, nm ted, on ihnr,gll- shoulder The
WAGON Is GOA "r n p T. .,-.' and nearly new
A r-w y ..i' la 30 Il fp~ tAe! return
10 nae 80. ''hao,t ,fDallas,
or to TN t..t"- Hunter
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Graud-Wiudser HetsI.

1t is row currently reported that l have
disposed Of the above hstel. Such is not tao
case. am still manager, and expect to DO
until the expiration of my lease, shall
continue to improve the hotel and make II
second to none ia the south, AEd 'hsll always
DO on hand TO welcome my old patrons OF
well a. new ones. Ny rates sbsll contihHe af
heret ofors So, 50 so and So per day.
Respectfully, W ID. WHITLA'
DALLAS. Dec. 10, 1880.
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The nor'her which beg,n blowing early
Friday night was followed BY 8 rain about
day break Yesterday morning which conlinu-
ued to fall throughout the day With bu,
shght intermissioh, flooding the street Put,
srs ana rssdsringth streets very muddy
and the day generally disaqreeable.
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Husio for. ChristEaas.

C.H. Edwards st 726 Main street, is re-
eeiving for the holidays 1ns stock OF
pianos and organs, also music ieNo', and
musical merchandise of oil da,crlptlors'
Here will b. found the Mathushek pianos,
both square spd upright styles, the Ceres
teen s. Fuller piano with pearl inlaid name
board, ubish ara tho admiration Of ey,ryos'
dv whs ssss than. Also tho Geo. Woods
d Co., and Western cottage organs. Please
call and ges prices, etc.
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For aNee. lhnri,r.snn,..

- everybody should take chance ia tho
Grant Rstlie on Chrstma, Eve l2i,b ;,sN
Ior esuI beautifully dressed dolls, al san
ser ; Inc entire proceeds win be given 10
vac poor as he mgst acceptable and mos
appropriate present they could receive from,
tne Saats'elaus persoG,dgd in hstsw,rd
Sh9rI'y' which begins at home. See the
dolls Snd take chance. 'D'
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Notice to stockhOIders and Directors
OF the Dallas Il wichita NJ. X. GO.
Tho regular annual meeting of the stock
holders and the board OF directors of the Dal-
las & Wichita railroad company Will be held
at the general Office Of the company in the
city of Dallas on the third Tuesday in Janua-
ry, A. D. 1881, atl2 O'Clock noon.
WILSON n. BENNETT,
Secretary Dallas Il Wichita r. Il. &c.
Dallas, December Is, 1880
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n office.

Knights snd Ladies of Honor, quarterly
m,etinr auA election OF Cfficers,. for queen
CITY Lodge No. 81, Msnd'y evening, pecsh 4.
Der Goth. Important that all members Do
present. UT p,,,,oxr
Secretary.
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Hoolxs, Attention!

Regular monthly meeting Monday, 2oth
inst, at 1850 p. m. Let every msmper W
present. Ii. TILLhAh' rieAu'n"
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Miaa Yaffen,

Has paintings, decorated china etc, sulsaoi
for holiday and bridal presents. Stuaio' Oh
Elm street.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-05-20
A Queen as a Circus Rider.

The ex-King and Queen of Naples
live at the Hotel Vouiliemont, in Paris,
in the Rue Boissy d'Anglais, life OF
perfect seclusion. The king cares only
for two things-first, his crown, which
he still fondly hopes to regain, and sec
ondly, his consort, whom he worships
and whose every whim and caprice he
humors and obeys. He himself cares
little or nothing about horses, but as
the queen, like her sister, the Empress
of Austria, adores horsehesh, his majesty
is ever ready to give any price for the
best cattle. The life of these royal ex-
lies is tedious and monotonous enough.
The king spends his days, when he is
not with the queen, reading or debating
to his secretaries, fondly imagining that
he is really the head of n party, and
that the few italian noblemen who
gather round him care more for the sue
cess of his cause than for the pecuniary
assistance he may afford them. His
majesty will sometimes dictate or write
far into the night, walking up and down
the room in a feverish state of excite
ment, and at length, when rosy -fingered
dawn begins to spread her palms in the
sky, going to bed to dream of triumph
ant return TO the throne of his father
Bomba. The queen has nothing to
occupy her time but her toilet and her
horses. She will have her hair dressed
four times day to kill time, and keeps
five maids, although she does not re-
ceive and goes nowhere save 10 her
sisters, the Duchess d'Alencon. Her
great pleasure, however, is riding, and
she is even finer horsew oman thar the
Empress of Austria. During the bad
weather her majesty went every day to
the circus or hippodrome. and latterly
has actually been taking lessons how to
do circus tricks on horseback, servant
throwing balls to her, which she
catches, goii G at a gallop and leaning
hack so that her head almost touches
The horses tail. The poor king stands
by admiring and ever at hand to see
that his beloved consort, whom lie
worships as goddess, meets with no
harm