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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-18


P0hrEn AT Harrisburg. on Saturday, June 18th.
lseo. ~ 70 - NJ, JANIS A. roRrsR-axel ca years,
month and Y days
Mr. Porter was virginian born in Rus.
sell county. May lst, 1916, where he resided
until his 10th year, when, with his parents,
he moved into Boon county, Indiana. Hero
he met Miss Nancy Knott. to whom he was
married in 1893. ffo remained in Indiana
for about twenty years, when hearing Of the
resources aud wealtliof the Pacific States, he
joined tho food Of emigration then travelling
westward. In the fall ~ 1852 be arrived in
Missouri on his way TO Oregon. which latter
place he reached lats in 1853, aud settled on
ha homestead IN Liam county Shortly af-
ter making. Oregon his home the Indians 10.
eane troublesome. aud It being necessary for
tho protection oi settlers 20 organize nome
soms Kind Of defense. he, with his accus-
toned determination, joined Capt Keencys
company Of Volunteers and served ia the ee.
paeity oLpr1etly Sergeant during the war Of
1866. After hostilitics had ceased he re.
turned to bis new home, where he led aauiet
aud contented though Industrious life ever
BY whom ho was surrounded. When this
country became more densely populated lie
was alive 10 the Importance Of political or.
gaui2ation, aud being a staunch believer in
The principles oi Democracy, 80 contributed
extensively to, and was one Of tIie original
stoekhsidcs Of, tho Drsocger when first
pubiished by Hon. Delazon Smith. Ia 1865
he suffered the loss Of his wife and being
man Of strong family ties. the shock was so
severe and the loss so irrcparable That bo
never entirely regained his former cheerful
nesa. The disease which terminated 80 IA.
tally was the asthmstic consumption. from
which he had experienced intense anlreFing
witlp Patience and resignation FOR many
months liAst. Ia eonycrsatien witl his fam.
ily anl friends Mr PofssS manifested
strong faith IN future reward. and arranged
all his affairs with care anil precision. aud
frequently expressed himself folly prepared
anl waiting tho 10 him welcome call FROM
world of pain 20 one Of eternal rekt. lis
life waa characterized by that simplicity and
an honesty of pnrPaar peculiar % himself and
Ntf'eA WIN tttff AsAAt4 hAs ~ tfttfttiAe Ne hAs
esteemed by ail. and most ~ those wio
knew him l-.s.. and were aware Of his ster-
ling worth. In his death tho county loses
onc 81 hcr lrst ssttlers and valuable citi-
zen; tboac in9iiaats with lin true aud
trird friend and his ftn,iiy consisting Of
". II. Porter oi Eastern Oregon. Mrn. J. +.
and Airs. Jna. M. Mccartney. of Harrisburg.
lion. 1los. T. ana }. {. Porter. 81 IIalaey.
and Miss Ella Porter siui aaj loving
parent. who in their bereavement have the
warmesi Fyiapathy oi the Al'o.v community.
The faneral vas one ot the larsc.t ever wit
messed in this vicinity The bariai services
were performed by the Rev. Joseph Pearl at
the Pine Grove cemetery, ~herr the remains
were iaid tendsriy - rest beside ii,oss II bi.
wifc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-18
saurel. s,sree4er,


Y.l G. A.-Meets at their rooms III Fos-
tsrs brick bHiiding on Weduesday evenin. ;
az - Gs.lnck. and on saitlath afternoons 1t
.. bnstness meetings ere held on the even
iag Vf the second Monday in eacii Hossth.
Everybody invited 10 attend
u. r CnUss.H Preachina every Sabbath.
at / 4. n, aud : r. Il. by Rev =. G.. Ii
vine, d. T.. sabbath School at 2.30 p. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EvAxafLIcAL cHuEcn. Preaching ON Sab
bath ~ ! A. 81. and ~ p. n Sabbath
Schnd i2.l5 Prayer meeting every ThutA.
day evening. J. BowerBcx; pastor.
coSeEgsAggoxaLC CIfeReH. Services every
Sabbath at II 4. ~ and 5 r n. sabbath
School at 2.3D Prayer Bestifg on
Thu5Nday evening Of each week. ). w.
Harris. pastor.
81. r. Tneneu, s0Uyn. n.-Services every
Sabbath 1t ~ Paul's NJ. n. Church, SOUTH.
at u A. Is. aud u P. s. Sabbath school
as ~ e. 81. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. ". q Miller, pastor.
II. f. CBUncn. Preaching every Satbath
at II 4. 81. and ~ r. ". Song service IN
the evening before seFInniL Sabbath school
IT 2.s}0 p. 81 Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. J. y. Wolfe, pastor.
Sr PgTEEs EPfscoPAL CnuEcIi Divine ser
ice is held IN the Church every Sunday at
II An Sunday School ut 2:50 II. r.
l. Stevens, pastor
BarfTu cHUReB. Services every Sabbath
~ u s. ~. and u +. II. Sabbath School at
~ I'rayfr meeting every. Thursday even
mg. W. ]. Crawford, pastor.
FEEsgYrgGfAS CnCEcn Service avery
Sabbath morning and evening in Y. r. Z. a.
Hall Sunday School Immediately ritter tie
47fae
Tbursiay 9yening. Hey. Ebert " coadii,
pasf0r.
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A RArlrrcArIoA.
Extensive Preparations Driag Made for n
s:rand Democratic Ratification
Meeting a. Albany.

According TO previous announcement the
Democratic citizens of the city of Albany
met at the Court House last Tuesday even
ing for the purpose of making arrangements
for holding grand ratification meeting aud
torclllight procession in this city on receipt
Of the news Of the nominations made By the
the National Democrats Convention, to be
held at Cineinnatti next Tuesday. L. Bill
yea was elected Chairman and I, T. Haekle.
man, Secretary.
On motion the following committees were
appointed;
On Permanent Club organi1etien--Ge Gen.
NJ. Y. Brown, J. l. Cowan. Capt, T. c.
Harper. l. II. Montanyc, Hoa. w. II. Bill.
yen, L. KGno and Ed, ZeysS
Executive Committee to superinteud Rat
ification Meeting and Torch.lght Procession
-. II. Haetleman. Phil Cohen. Henry ses-
sens, l.. Martin. JOS webber, }. W. Balti.
more aud l. G. Jackson,
On illumination and Fire Worl,g-Straud-
er Long, r. A. Stafford, I. ]. Cline. C. H.
Hewitt aud John Hoffman.
On Torch-lghts-l. L, Herpn, y, NJ.
Savage and John Cleland.
On Musie-Ed Carter. CAL Barkkart and
Il. J. MeIIugh
On Transpareneiea- Geo. L. Chamberlain.
Geo. Humphrey. John Usher and ]. Grad.
wohl aud Delavan Smith.
On Resolutious-M. Y. Brown. J. /. Hal.
ter, }. II. Earkhart, Z, L. Skipworth and l..
Buchanan.
On lavitatioa L. Blyeu. T. +. Hae,le.
man aud Capt, F. j. Iahning.
On Firing Salutea Geo liochstedtlcr, W.
Il. Scott, Dan wagnon, Chas Wiilert. n.
Bridges and W. II. Brown.
On Cavalry H. AIontauye. p. r Ma
son. l. Fox and d. Smith
On Printing Cass. Humphrey, Henry
Clark and W. H. Mansfield.
On motion the various Committees were
instructed to meet with and report progress
to the Executive Committee in the DeNoeeAr
building on the evening of the e2nd inst.
The Finance Committee was requested TO
meet with the Executive Committee not
later than Thursday. the l7th inst
On motion Gen. ~. Y. Brown offer Of the
room IN the DEaiocRAr building FOR Demo
cratic headquarters was accepted Unanimous
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Tas,. aaI r,eare..

=. 2 MeIlssin would Ike 10 have our
readers rernse the following which may be
"i interest {" them. These prices are not
given as Iaii. "a he wants all 70 know that
he tas i-ssn selling a. these figures Tor some
time;
Pearl oil. one Of ths very best brands IN
t:,e market. si.5:i per 5-sallgn can.
Golden G eoiIse sugar. al l0i cenia per
l..uai Rio coffee. 3 pouatis lar 81 81
M's"a.s salf.galion glass j.rs eau he had
ioe 81 - prr dozen, aud soap for Gas cents
l'ef ia'S
I,ss9us Who eSpeet 10 lau,isl, taeir houses
Will make 4 sasr 81 the fact TIA. furnish a
eha'nbvr sal 'i s',s pieces a. sirst-elasa stone
china ior - 80.
in avery lew days. when inY uzw aioel, Of
eroeaery arrives. ~iil furaisli bali dozen
dinner p'ates aud half ,L,ssn cup. and
sasesrs for slO0
a. Il. MaIG@AIS.
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JeInt Discussion.

A joint discussion will take piaes at Seio
between Elder L. II. Sheriff.. of the Church
of God" and Elder ]. c. clapp. OF the
dChurch of the Latter Day Saints. " begin
ging at 10 O'Clock a m. On Monday. June
18th. aad will continue for live days. The
subjects for disoussiou arc as follows
I9eaaired. That man Is unconscious in
daath, having no conscious existence indie
pendent Of physical organism.
Resofred. That the Kingdom Of chriat has
not been, nor will be, established on the
earth until HIS second advent.
Resolred, That tho oanon Of soriptare is
not fall, but chat God, hy His spirit, will
continue TO reveal llia word 10 man until
Christ's second coming.
In the first two propositions Elder Sheriff.
takes the affirmative and in the latter the
negative. Tue public is iuvited to attend,
the discussion. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-18
Cood Tcu,piar .:raad I.ods,.

The Grand Lodge OF tine Independent Or
der OF Good Templars FOR the State Of Ore
gon convened in this city last Tuesday aud
after very interesting session adjourned
yesterday. Following will be found the
names of the new ofIieers installed ON
Wednesday evenisg;
G. " c T-c \ Srhlbre,le. Of Salem.
C " Coun-NIrs Z II Van ds Vert. OF Polk
county.
vT-SIiss sue Joplin. Of Astoria.
G. w 81 / Houston. OF Junction.
Gw AS-w T Riches. Of Marion eoun-
ty.
GwT-c u Dimmie.s, Of Marion eoun-
~
GwNr-Hagh Harrison. cs salem.
Gw Minis, Eli.a Tozier. Of Hills
boro.
wIc-sliss Eauna Fisher. Of salem.
G woG -M Chambers. Of Lima eouaty-
G w Mess-T: \ Patnam.
: G " Chap-II 4 Wallace. o: Drains
I,eps- to Grand Lodge of United States
Z " Ryan and II Giat
Astoria was ehoaen as ths place for holI-
ing the next session.
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4 strange meath,


A correspondent IN writing to the orego-
aaIa from brownsville, in this county, says
that on the 2Gtpult Mr. Cooper, aged O5,
was buried east of there hia death resulting
from peculiar cause. When aa infant be,
fore he could walk, heipg leit alone for
short time, he erawied to the ere and got his
head SO badly burned that it was supposed
be would not recover but he did. although
bis head never became entirely well. Seven
81 years ago he was partly blind for three or
four years,which the doctors said was caused
by tho burn; but with that exception he snf-
fered little or no Inconvenience until about
two years aAe when It began to trouble him
very much as i burned, II seemed that
nothing would relieve his suffering, and it
continued to increase until first, paralysis,
then death put an end to his suf,srings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-18
craaa chwier omeer..

Last Saturday. in Portland. the following
named persons were elected and installed by
the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons to
serve for the ensuing year d. 2, Mason,
Grand High Priest T. \. shart!eg, Deputy
Gsand High Priest; Binger Herman. Grand
King Wallace Baldwin, Grand Scribe Il.
P. Earhart, Graud Secretary; Chris. Taylor,
Grand 1reasurer; Iiobert GLOW, Captain oi
the Host; seth L. Pope, Grand Lecturer.
The installation Of the officers took place In
accordance with the imposing ceremonies Of
the ritual.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-18
Esar.l Of Iseieeatss.

The Board Of Delegates held an interest
ing meeting last Monday evening.
Rob't Bentley's seat having been declared
vacant by his company. l. BiIyea was re-
ceived to Gll the vacancy.
a committee consisting OF Geo. F. Slap
son, Thos. Roberts and l. y. Iiggett We're
appointed to purcbase hat anil belt for the
use Of the Chief Engineer, and two trumpeta
for the use Of the Chief and Assistant Engi-
'peers.
The new standing committees appointed
by the President are As follows
,Jadieiary-L. Bhyeu. Geo. 7. Simpson and
L. Fox.
Esna,.cs Jason Wheeler. Thoa. Roberts
and l. n. Liggett.
RsIes-chaa. L. Pierce. " II. Hartlsaa
and l. Eiiyeu.
ceyt.Reafss-L. \. Liggett. G. r. Simpson
and r. Fox.
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- slrawberr, lr,:IEaI.

The strawberry and Ice cream festival
given at The Opera House last Satarday
evening by the ladies OF the NJ. +. Church
was a very pleasant afIAir, and ali present
enjoyed themselves 10 the fullest extent.
The earlier part OF the evening was de-
voted 10 the rendition OF a short pro-
gramme. consisting OF readings, deelania-
tiOns, and q number OF songs By Miss
Gorman, Saiem's jubilee singer. who was
heartily eneored- The totai reeeipis'were
about $50, but owing TO the heavy expense
attending the afIair the ladies rallied but
a small sum.
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Albany Collegiate institute.

The collegiate year Of this excellent edu.
catioaal institution closes to-day. The dif.
fereat exercises during the past week have
gerry Interesting and were well attended. On
Sabbath evening Rev. r. J. Wolfe delivered
the annual sermon at the College chapel. .tals-
log his text from Matthew 6:S6-'Bat seek
ye first the kingloa q God, and his right.
epueaess; and an these thiugs shall he added
unto you. From this text be delivered a
very interesting and iustrpetive discourse to
n largo and attentive audience
On Tuesday eveniag the Alumhi held re-
union at the residence Of John Conner, Esq,
aud all present had merry time. The mem.
hers Of the Alamni are becoming sadly scat
tered. and only seven were in attendance at
this reIunion Mrs. T. F. Sox was the only
one ef the class VI 1873 Mrs. Chas. +. VOL.
vertoR. Miss Kate Conner aud Miss Libhe
Althonso Of the class of 1874; Miss Maggie
Foster OF lS7S. and Miss Hettie Miller and
Hiss Annie Althopse Of 1879. Quite large
number Of friends were invited in aud the
evening was spent very pleasantly.
On Wednesday evening an entertainment
was given at the College Chapel by the stu
dents. which was perfect success. The
exercises were splendid, aud all taking part
acqpisted themselves wei. We would ike
20 speak Of each performer but can not do 50
Tor want of space.
Under the management OF tse present Fac.
ulty Albany Collegiate Institute is one Of the
best edueatiOnsl institutions in our State. aud
the people OF this city aud county should do
everything m their power to advance its in
tereats. Situated as it Is in the very heart
Of the Willamette Valley. in the best agri.
cultural county in Oregon, and having a very
efficient corps of teachers, it should be well
pltroaized. There Is no use in our people
sending OF their children to other cities to be
educated. Keep them at home, Tor if you
inquire into the matter you viii ascertain
that they can obtain just as good an e,luca-
tion a. this College As a. any other. and by
pltronizing it you viii be building up your
own home institutions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-18

Er.EoNNr HAIR IS woman's crowuing
l~auty. When Il fades she fades ~ well.
While 1t Is kept bSIght her personal at-
fractions are sill maintained. Iy pre-
serving the hair fresh AVID vigorous "a
youthful appeSsanco IL continued through
many years. Those who 2Iievc over their
fading hair turning gray too early shonld
know that Ayers Hair vigor prevents t.,
aud restores gray or faded hair 10 its natu-
raj color. Its clear and healihful pro.
paralion, containing neither oil. dye, nor
anything dele;erious, and inparts TO the
scalp whet IL most nceded-a sense of
pleasant and delightful freedom from
sourf or dandruiH. New Rerne (S. C.)
Times.
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ODD Fellow HaIl 8 lebanon.

Byreference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that the members Of Lebanon
Lodge No. e, 10, @ p, win give grand
bsil AZ ths hand han IN AIat town on Friday
eYer,iag, July 81. aud the COMMITTEES Of Al,
Fangements give notice that they intend to
spare no pains in making it the grandsst at
fair OF the kind that Lebanon has ever seen..
Several members Of the fraternity in this
city. have already signiied their intention Of
attending, and we belieye great many more
viii make up their minds to do so before the
day rolls around II you ever dance, read
their advertisement and make your arrange
ments to 90.
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rnr onrGoS n,nAry rE..

Read the following testimonials, no.
from persons 3 ooo miles away, wfaotr, no
one knows, bn. fiom well l,nowu aud
Trustworthy citizens oc Oregon. whose
names, written with Their own hands. can
le seen at our oiiice;
Portland. Oregon. Jan. -, lssa.
| hereby certify thai I have tist,l the
Oregon Klslney Zen aud been greatly
benefited by It. | heartily recommend il
10 the publie.
CRAIGIE SHARP, Tn.
Travelling Agt. for Wheeler sS.Niisoa
MFG. Co., - Geary ST., :. +.
Pcndieton. Oregon. Jan. 10. 1880.
Having suffered with my kidneys. l was
induced To try thr Oregon Kidney
Tea. which relieved me Ia short time.
/ take pleasure in recommending ii 10 the
public aS "A safe remedy for kidney di!lf-
cultics. GEO. w. BAfLEN,
County Judge uf umalilla.
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calnpn.re1iass.


Taere viii be eampiasetiug held on tie
CrabtTee camp ground. fonr Biiles from Iesi,.
anon. beginning on the THURSDAY ts.ore tie
seeond Sabbath IN Juue.
Also At Zine Greek. near smi.hleid. IN
Lane eonnty, IN The Tl.arsiag. Ieforo the
third sAil,at4 in june. This viii lie the
Disiriet Conference. at Wild, all Of the inia-
istrrs viii be present
Aizo at Dixie canp.sroaiai. in i'olk coun-
~ embracing the third and foarth sai,l.atls
in Jane. This viii lie ioiat nieeting with
cur brelbren Of the ~. J.. Church.
Ala at Yambill river. near CAnt'a iridge,
beginning on Friday i,afofe the ar.s sablatll
ia Jaiy. Ministerial bel j, has been secured
for al these ,oe~.iag.. Everybody is 10.
yitei 70 eotne . tls.s.. meetings. Come and
stay aud psay.
7. 7. wusrE. T. =
Willamette. District. NJ ], &. ;
\. B NJ haxteri',g viii he allowed.
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Tss water works.

}. H. Poster ( Co. have almost completed
the task OF laying the water mains, and the
pamps having arrived they viii now put them
in and be ready 70 supply water to our citi.
zsns sometime during the latter part OF the
preseat month. Pns two pumps which viii
e used ware manufactured by J. II. sioore
Z Co, Of Portl sud, aa.l working at only
twelve STROKES per minute will supply 5000
gallons IN that time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-18
our irvine ,ll,,

We are glad to be able to announcs tia.
the twiae mill in this city is again to be
started up this time by the owner-sen OF
ear nfbss prominent citizens. The company
selected Thos Monteith, J,.bn A. Crawford
aal T. SaItmNrsh to manage the business,
and they have alrrady trlsgrai he'd To the
East Tor manager. As sooa as hs arrives
the mill Wiil start, and it viii have enough
raE mats-ial % raa ON for almost yeas.
This manufacture of tNine Is one oi the most
important industries Of Cur STATE. and ~e
hope to see Il saccessfsI.
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GoIa= AIone.

IN looking over our adverti.ipg columns
yoH VIII see notice OF the dissolution Of the
partnership heretofore existing between ".
L. Scott and d. B. Monteith. Ar. Scott Is
nov running the gun store alone, and hopes
to continue to receive the custom OF his old
pltrals. His stock comprises everything
needed by sportzman-guns, rsvOlyers and
pistols Of all kinds, aecoaterments, ammnni.
ton, islling tackle, etc. IN his gun shop he
keeps a splendid workman, and can make
any repairs needed. call on hiia.
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No people in.iise world sngfer as much
with Dyspepsia as 4 A,ueTirans Although
wears 81 cNlatteHsss ia G41auIeIfe had failed
TO accomplish cerialn AMI sHre remedy
fsr this disease and il effects, such ~ sou4
stomach, Bearl-burn Wafer. brasli, Sick
Headache. cosliveness. paipiiaiion Of the
iieaFt. Liver Complaint. coming up Of the
food, low spirits, general debility, etc. Yet
since the Introduction of GREES's AraIT~1
FLOWER We believe there i no case OF
Dyspepsia that ctnnot Re Immediately re-
iieVed. $1,000 dozen sold last year with
out one ease of failure reported. Go 10
YOUR druggists. Foshay < Mason. and get
aSample bottle FOR 10 cents aud try it.
Two uoses viii relieve you. Regular size
- cetiis.
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AEusIness Change.

Marx BaHmsars has. bought ont the saloon
owned lly AIr. Alerriok and expects to ran i
IS q sample rqom IL connection with his
wholesale liquor store, and to make it more
convenient has thrown the two rooms to-
gether by cutting door through the parti-
tion. Mr. B. has stocked his sample rooms
with the very finest and best brands of all
kinds Of liquors aud cigaFa, and Is ngw
ready to wait on his many friends in good
shape.
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Eg.ssAs M.Ii.

on entering our sanctum last Monday af-
ternoon we were both pleased and sorry to
find on our table a card upon which was
written Compliments Of G. A. Coburn,
editor OF Daily Telegram. We were pleased
that the lady honored US with call, aud at
the same time sorry that we did nat Aest
her. She wqs Up hare attending the ANNUAL
session Of Grand Lodge of Good TempIaFs,
which convened in this .ity last'Tpesday.
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HeRaY Thogshs.

The ladies Of st. Paql,s u. y. Church,
South. Of this city, have in contemplation
the hoaanaa scheme Of the season. It is no
less than a grand railroad excursion from Al.
bany to Lebanon as soon as that road Is COM
spleted. This will be great negsIty.. and We
predict shat il will be difficult to secure ears
enough to hold the great mass Of people who
win want to take that sssxeursh" in.
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We ChalIenge tl.e 4gorI.I. !.

When we say we believe we have evil
dence to prove that Shiloh's Consumption
Cure is decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, inasmuch as it will cure common
or Chronic Cough in one half the time, and
relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Group, and show more eases OF
Consumption cured than all others. 1t
will cure where they fail, it is pleasant To
take, harmless to the youngest child and
we guarantee what we say. Price, 10 cts,
80 cts, and $l.00. II your Lungs are sore,
Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Foshay n Mason, Drug
gisls, Albany, Oregon. n34
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Following IS a correct report Of tie mar.
.ets in this city mp to nooB yesterday:
FLoUR-s55 80 per Dbl.
HAY-baieil, sl5@sIs per ton.
-ioose, $40.
POTATOES 30 els per I.sslIel.
BUTTER -I5 to 20 cts per II.
EGGs Is cents per dez
PORK ) T.. = cts per H..
EaCoNs hams. I2l@lGs.
- shoulder, o..
sides. l2e.
DRIED FRUIT dried apples, C.
piuns, lie
PlaIamer dsied apples, I5c.
. plums, To-.
CHICKENS g. 5oa 500 per doz.
SUGAR San Francisco &, 1etc.
coFFEE-co4ta Rica, B@20c.
Java, 3oc.
-Cnreola
Rio. 20
MILL FEED-bran. slOesIi per ton.
chop, sIs@s2o.
-shorts, sI5.
-middlinez, s2o9Is.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-18
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GA Eriday OF Ia It week, az Sheriff Dicley
and several others were coming from Harris
burg TO this city, the hack in WHICH they were
riding suddenly went into fschuek-ho!ess1
t1rning the back seat upside down aud
throA-iag the Sheriff and two others out on
tn sir heads. AIR Dickry fell with his arm
Hader hiai in sueh vay as to sprain it Sc
Verely, hut the others escaped vita only
headaches