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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-30
\ srGGEsTIVE arE.T,sS.
ALp,xy, April e6ih, 1875

ALBANY, April 2Gih, 1879.
Edito, Democrat
In the Oreyo,liaa Of The 21st Is an
editorial under the caption Of ''Plain
IIeresies," In which ! find this sen
tcnce alt mahes no difference to
those who adhere TO the doctrine Of
State sovereignty, and who proclaim
that we are not nation but con.
Te,lerAcy, that this same question has
been submitted 10 trial Of arms,
with resui. decidedly adverse to
the confedeates. To them II l. just
the same l. II there had been no Get
tysburg or Appomatox.
Ii any considerable portion of the
Republican party accept the above
oft-repeated dogma of tho Orsya..as.
as true, It IS time that patty surren-
dered its claim TO being possessed of
all the intelligence of the country. II
docs not require the legal love OF a
Marshal or Chase 10 know that the
late clSIl war In the United States
delarmIsed no questions of constitu-
t,onal law, nor Is ii fact that such
questions are or over have been sub
mitied to the abitrameni OF armies in
any civilized country. The question
settled by the late civil war in the
United States was question of fact,
not question OF law, and the ques-
tion of fact then determined was, ss
to the ability of the seeded States 10
maintain their independence and il
was decided against them, aud that
Is all eGettysburg aud appomatox"
did decree,
This dosmaiie way OF stating 9
conclusion is not satisfactory t, the
candid inquirer after truth. Why
not give US the facts of history and
the arguments deducible ihereffon
to prove, if it can be proved, that the
Government OF the United States /.
not a federal Government : 1t i
plain TO every intelligent mind in the
land that the attempt would over
turn their theory and establish jus
what they deny. hence they refrain
from giving any reason for the faiil
that Is In them.
In the Republican platform is
plank embracing this same .'Plail
Heresy," as well as some others, an,
to each of the Objectionable plank
therein propose, with your permis
sion, Mr.. Editor, TO address mysel
as time permits before the campaigI
closes.
WILIAMRrrE.
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Following i the account Of the suicide Of
Lawrence Lunden, Swedish matchmaker
who resided in this city few years ago.
For awhile he had his shop ia one Il tie little
lisr sea below Buchanans agricultural ware,
lt'a.c, and afterwards moved across tue river.
aud received work from our Albany shops;
Lawrence I.anden. a jcweIer by ocoupa-
ti0n, who fOrucriy owned \ small shop in
Ea4t Portland, near the foot Of j street, com.
Initted suicide yesterday at Wiilaburg. which
Il situated ON the line Of the Oregon aud Cal.
iiornia railroad one mile beyond the car
faols.
Aot meeting with much success - follow.
ing his aTocatioa, i.unden closed out his
shop short time ago aud went to live at
! Wiilsburg OF late he bceame very despopd,
ent on account OF hia financial troublea.
Lunden il tke father of four children, the
eldest Of whom is twelve years. Yesterday
morning about S o'clock Lnnden took his
youngest child, little girl aged two years,
and jumped into the well which was in the
yard. The well was not very deep. but the
water was about six feet in depth, Before
committing the rash act Lunden locked his
oldest daughter in the kitchen, so that she
could not interfere. Jsst previous to jump.
| ing into the well. Lunden stabbed himself
in the eye with pocket knife. A mo.
ment after the leap Lunden's little son who
saw him, gave the alarm. Several persons
came TO the rescue and after much difficulty
t.e father and the child were pulled up.
The child was nearly strangled TO death, and
ii required much effort to resuscitate her.
She was at length restored to consciousness.
I.unden. however, was dead, and every effort
to restore him proved unavailing. It y sup,
posed that death was the result FROM drown,
ing; but come are Of the oPinion that az LuR'
The deceased was aged about So years lie
was a native OF Sweden, and has been resid
ing in East Portland for nearly two years
lie leaves family Of four helpless children
in very destitute circumstances. The rasl
deed was no dopbt prampted by insanity
which resulted from brooding over his fnan
eial and family difficulties.
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The ealI,srslau.

We have received the May number Of this
admirable publication. Among other things
We note the withdrawal Of Sir. L. ". S0mets.
on account Of press Of other business from
the editorial control of the magazine. lie IS
succeeded by Mr. Chas. II. Phelps. gentle.
man whose ability Is fully youehod iDr. The
Californian for May is full of good thiug
"a Day at an Old Aiiaaion, by siary Il.
Field, is fall Of the dolce jar pie.ds OF tbs
happy valleys Of the mo,t piotnresqas and
delightful portion Of our sister State ''Ihc
First Eerxcs Loan collection, l,y Octave
Thanet. il altogether delightful. l. Is All
playful, half satirieal bit OF gossipy i,adii.aee
that everyone who reads will Gle away iof
future reference. Il will be just "a true T.
nature hundred years hence as it is to-day.
The most noticeable article in the May num-
her is '|1'he Present Crisis in San Francisco, .
by C. T. Hopkins A leading san Francisco
journal, speaking Of this paper, remarks
&C. T. Hopkins takes pessimistic view oi
affairs in this city" Not so. AIr. Hopkins
article article Is a compound Of inexGrablt
facts and correct philosophy. It states caua
es accurately, pre6gures results correctly and
shouldexereise marked influence in moulding
the opinions and shaping the acts Of those Il
whom is committed the task OF bringing or
der out Of this chaos now prevailing in Cali.
fornia. We have not space for more ex
extended notice Of this very able exponent
Of western thought. Published by the A
Roman Publishing Company, oO2 Sansom,
street, S. r., So per year.
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ChnreI, s,lree.ers.

Y. T.. &. A Meets at their rooms IN Fos-
ter's brick binding on Wednesday evenings
ct 7 80 o'clock. and on Sabbath afternoons at
4. Business meetings are held on the EVEN
Ing Of the second Monday Ia each inobfh.
Everybody invited to attend.
u. +. CnuHcG Preaclingeyeiy Sabbath,
at 4. ~, and =. 81. by Kes. >. g. b..
vine, d. y. Sabbath School at 2s.i0 r. 81.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EyASegLcAL CauseiI. - Preaching on Sab.
bath at a. M.. aud - i. 81. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. }. B0wersox. pastor.
cmUseIf. servicesevery
Sabbath ut ~ 4. -. aud 8 r. sl. Sabbath
School At 2.3O Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening 81 each week. j. W.
Harris, pastor.
NJ. j.. cnrnm. aOrtH, Services every
Sabbath at 81. Pauls 81. Il. Church, south,
at ! 40 A. -. aud u = u. Sabbath School
At l25 ?. 81. Prayer meeting every Wetlnes-
day evening. VI. &. Miller, pastor.
II. T.. cnUncn Preaching every sabbail,
at II 4. NJ and z ?. 81. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
at 2.3O r. 81. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. j. 4. Wolfe, pastor.
Sr PETERS EPISCOPAL CHuBeH. Divine ser.
vice 10 held 10 the Church every Sunday Ut
II A.n. Sunday School at 30 ? 81 Il.
l.. Stevens. pastor
Barrfsr CHUgcm scfvices every Sabbath
at Il a. 81. and : ] =. ~ Sabbath School at
IL. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. w. J, Crawford, pastor.
regsByrEGIAs CuuEni. Service every
Sabbath morning aud cveningin Y. r. &. a.
Hall Sunday School Immediately ritter the
morning service. Prayer mssting every
Thursday evening. Eev. Ebert y. cpBdit.
pastor
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PRECINCT uexETS.
/ Model sabbath sehssI.

We have received the quarterly report of
the Union Sabbath School Of Seio, but It Is
most too lengthy for publication 1t shows
thzs the school Is In = very Hourishing condi.
tion. On Nov 2i, 1915. only SIS scholars
were on the roll, and one year afterward the
number had increased to lO4, while now there
are 10 The officers of the school are as fol-
lows: Superintendent, " johnson; As
sistant, J S Morris; Secretary. Miss Kate
Crugan; Treasurer, Miss Lille Biggers; Ii
Lrarian. YIN Tallcott and Z Pentland;
Choristers, AT Powell and WIN Talleott;
8rganist, Miss Anna Rridgeford; Assistant,
Sirs DR. Con. Fourteen classes are taught,
and following are the names of the teachers
Miss Anna Brijgeford, Mrs E J Baldwin,
Carrie L Miller, Mrs G. W johnson, Z A
johnson, Mrs Pentland, BlTs McGiil, 8Iiss
phosbs Aozrow, 5 Norris. Mrs DIR Coon,
Mrs u Z Bridgeford, DR. \ L Coon, ) L Mil
Ter. It would he better for our county il We
hal more zucii schools.
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Home and Ahrend.

drOuse are h00ting.
Everything blooms now.
Got your speetaeles at Frenoh's.
Hurrah for the Lebanon railroad.
Chew Jaeksou's Best Sweet Navy Tobac.
90.
New straw hats for the 4illiona at The
Farmers and Meehanica' Store.
Pay up your subscription aud get tbs CAi-
cago lpeelig Neirs for a year free.
liartless always pays the highest cash
price for all kinds Of hides and furs.
For mems staple and fancy furnishing. 20
to thc Farmers and Mechanics Store.
The 81 white shirts at the Farmers and
Mechanics Store are the boss for the money
Good brooms can bo had at the Albany
Broom Factory for only three dollars per
dozen.
Pure spices Of all kinds. warranted. Pure
baking powder, unexoelled. at Haiienden
Broa
Downef's coal oil. 50 % per can; Sunrise,
81 i2l Continental, 81, at drrdwohl's cash
store.
Nou that drink beer cannot find better
quality than that manufactured at the Star
Brewery.
For pocket cutlery, razors combs, brushes
and stationery, 80 to the Farmers and Me.
chAnics' Store
II. G. Nowby, formerly 81 this city. but
for many years resident Of California. came
up on the last steamer.
Geo. Scttlemeir returned from Washington
Territory this week. lilo has taken up
ranch near Four lakes.
There will be Sunday School Concert at
the NJ. Il. Church. in this city, Sunday oven.
ing May Slh. All are invited.
Choice dried veninon hams. Oregon lard,
smoked beef. at iialIenden Bros. Also gen
aine Swiss cheese at 81 sc per H.
Choicest green eoifees Of different kinds.
also roasted aud ground eoiiees. to whiei, par.
ticular attention Is called At HaHenden Bro's.
souchong blk tea. extra gunpowder, Young
lIyson. and Japan teas of different grades,
all at the lowest figures at HafIsnden Bros
Fostsr Russell has bad quite wrestie with
the measles but Is able to DO out again. lie
spoiled good many measles during bis III.
ness
willametts Lodge. No, 8. A. o. U. w,
have just taken from Fred Graa's shop a
beautiful secretary for their lodge room. Il
is bSautifal pieee Of workmanship.
Remember that you can get the Dr1ocEAl
and the n. J. WseLly Worid for one year foi
only 50 28. This il q spisndid opportunity
To get two papers for the price Of one.
The fifteen puzzle nov il how OraIwobl
can afford to sell hall dozen diaBer plates
aud half dozen cups aud sauesrs for 81 10.
aud deliver them ifee in any part u the city.
A. QrAdwohrs cash store Golden 4 coffee
lugar ia worth l0t; Rio coffee. 1 lbs u ths
81; soap Is cents peF boa; aiAsOH's gall0u
glass jara. 81 per dozen. All gpols sold al
eorrespOadingly low figures Tor ea.h.
A fsw days ago Pred Dunniug showed ni
several picture frames that he bad lnansfAet
ursd cot Of Oregon OAK. Thss ~vrs Of cALi
net si1s aud to Us they Esoa, ,arsh nicer thAG
walnut Fred Is mighty handy with t.ol..
we don't think there - uill goose left
In this State. They commenced migrating
last Sabbath evr,sius sl,I until Monday esrH
ing you could not hook iaID tho say s.tiOal
seeing h0ck. aud sometimes tbouaa'.,lr
winging their Nay aofthwarl.
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who Is Mea

The following we take from the 42,a
yEaioa, published in Monroe county. Iowa;
A stranger attempted suicide at the @, R
& Q. depot last Thursday night by taking
strychnine. Dr. Lambert administered anti.
dotes and saved the mans life. Itwas found
that he was the same man who attempted
suicide in the same way at keokuk q few
days before, DIR. w. II. Boyd. lie was taken
TO the residence of Mr.. James Lane to be
cared for at the expense Of the county and
has now almost recovered from the objects Of
the poison. lie is native of Wapello corn-
ty, well educated physician, who once
amassed quite fortune ID Grekon. but re-
verses came and death carried away his wife
and children. Finding himself penniless and
ftiendless he resolved to die rather than ask
charity. He is glad now, however, that his
| life was saved.
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The City Council mot in regular session
last Tuesday night with all officers and men,-
bers present except Alderman Saltmarsh4
After the minutes were read and approved,
the Committee on Accounts reported in favor
OF allowing the following bills. which report
was adopted A. J. Hunt, Sl4 so; +. ".
Sphinx. 81 80; J. l. Halter. SCI 90; l.. C.
Rice. IS IS; Ed. Baum. So; C. A. Plummer,
81 30. and So
The matter Of the petition asking Tor the
vacation OF portion Of Map'e street waa laid
on the table.
Chas. Pfiefler and others presented petit
tion asking for an order for the construction
Of sewer commencing in the rear Of the Ee
we're House and running thence west and
emptying into the water ditch on Broalaibit
street, said sewer TO be constructed Of ST,
inch iron stone pipe at the expense OF tn,
property holders. The petition was amend
cd so as to give the property hoideEs the righ
of way aud then granted
NJ. d. Ballard and othsra petitioued thi
Council to have the west side Of Thurstol
street improved aud gravSled from Fra
street to the river Referred to Comusitte'
on Streets
Senders 3 sternberg pciiliouel the Couues
for the right Of putting stairway in th'
sidewalk leading 10 the basement Of the new
building whieh they propose TO erect on th,
corner OF First aud Broadalbiu. Referred t,
Committee on Streets.
Alderman Gradwohl lressnisd "a ofii
nance having the effect Of placing ihe cit,
Treasnrer's salary at 500 per annum to TAX,
effect from aud after Jan. J., ISL. PASSED
to the second reading aud referred 10 Com
uittee oa orlinanees.
Two ordinance bills relating 70 tise bs.ildins
and repairing Of erosswalls anal The improve
meat Of street crossings were presented. ans
passing TO their second reading wern referred
to the Commute on Ordiuanecs.
The Council let the contract Tor the NOV
ing Of the engiae house t. Geo. Young & 60,
his bill being SO
On motion the Recorder Wa ordered L
draw an order in favor Of J. n. Mcrriek ioi
$50 -, that being the amount o. license Ls
had overpaid to the city,
On motion il was ordered tina. new CT. A.
walks be built on the north eide of Third
street at the crossing of JelIcrson and Broad
albln.
The City Attorney Was directed 10 mak'
out forms Tor the foreclosure Of liens.
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VS..
Samuel II. horton and Agnes Z. Horton,
Defendants.
DYVIRTUE0FA A DECREE OF FORE
closure in the above named Court in
the above entitled suit, and an execution
and order of sale issued in pursuance
thereC I, 10 me directed aud delivered, I
have levied upon the mortgaged premises
deScri bed IN said writ as follows, tO-wit.
BEGINNING thirty six and one fourth( $50
rods East of the southwest corner of the
original town plas of the city of Harrisburg,
thence South ten (l0l rods, thence East six
and three fouTths (6Nl rods, themes NORTH
ten il0l rods, thence West six and three
fourths (6sil reds 10 the plaee Of begin.
ming, all in Linn county, Oregon, and on
Saturday. tse l5fh day Of Nag, 1880,
at the Court House door in the City of Al
bany, Linn Conaty, Oregon, at the hour OF
10 O'Clock A. NJ, will sell the hereinbe-
fore described real property at public
auction for cash in hand to the highest
bidder. the proceeds OF said sale 10 be ap-
piled first to the payment of the costs in
the above entnlsd suit, taxed at S33 20, and
accruing costs, and next to the payment to
the said plainlitf the sum of S77S 90 in {. :.
| 5. gold coin, with interest in like coin st
the rate of one per cent. per month from
the Sth day OF March, 1850.
Dated this 10Th day OF April, 1880.
]. c. DICKEY,
Sheriff oi Linn CO., Oregoaa
! by GEO. HUMPHREY, Deputy. STA
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sion to be alarmed. As The Gase,ie says in
closing its protest aguinst the obnoxious tele-
gram
''Of course no statement of Col Stewart,
or any one else, will change the FACTS ia the
case, or make one inch more or less water on
the reef. All we desire il fair play and Off.
cial statements. II Ya9uinr Bay Is not oil
wo claim for IL, We will give Il up. But we
have not been striking in the dark or guessing
at this matter for the past fifteen years. We
know whereof we affirm, and Capt. Woods
survey, when published, will forever close tho
mouth Of al croakers, aud enemies to Va
quina Bay. Facts arc stubborn things.
| adhere to my original proposition #
Yaquina Bay had not been isolated, as this
whole State, singular to relate, TO certain
extent, has been, it would have, as il ought
to have, a population Of ten thousand people
on and around its fertile and surprisingly
beautiful shores. OF ono thing you make a
note. Yaquina Bay and tho adjacent region
as harbor, and as the site Of honrishing
city and splendid development iuto region
Of orchards and dairies and grain iields aud
comfortable homes, is not going TO be put
down or dried up with telegram.
Very Respectfully,
A. 4. HAwLGY
AtnNSN Or Aur;l 81 ISSO
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Monday evening Last, while Nc aud Aits
J. u. Wyatt were costly seated ia ,l.rir tidy
little Sitting.roon. on Yau,hill str.sS;. talking
over an event that occurred fifteeu yrara sgu
that date. wherein they ~rrs both interested
and occasionally nsiniAteriag TO the wants Of
their bright little sou who was in an adjaceAt
room suffering from an attack ef the measles,
they were startled by asyegal emphatic rings
at the door bell. Tho ''alarm was attended
90. aud In walked numerous happy crowd
af friends and neighbors who began to wish
Mr. and Mrs. ". all sorts Of good wishes
upon that. the fifteenth anniversary Of their
wedding day aud depositius in their laps all
kinds OF crystal tokenaF OF their regards,
After which. in the language Of the gifted
Baltimore Of the 0re2osaaa; "Tho guesta
joined in few hours of social intercourse
aud cheerful amusetnents. - Mercury