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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC R. ".

is THE GREAT CJhtESE4NG LIMA
Its main lire runs from Chicago to Council
Biuffs. passtng through yoliet, Ottawa Ia SaA;ie;
Ltoerty Iowa GtIy. Narengo, brook IN, tlrnneii.
Des MONIES tti1e capital Of Iowa.. Stuart, ATTAIN
sie. and Aroca = with BRANCHES ffola liuFcaH
junction 70 Peoria; wilton JUNCTION 70 Masca-
CentreviIse Princeton. Trenton. Galiatin. Came
ron. LGavenwOrth- AtehisGns and kansas City,
Washington to sigourney. Osxaloosaz Rnd Knox
fonspoTt. independent. Etdou, OtEurnWa. EDDY
vile. Os1.sia0sR. Feia. Monroe and Des M0iuess
Newton % Monroe: Dies MONIES 20 Indi1noia and
Ntnterset: Atlantic 70 Lewis and Audubonf and
Railroad, which owns. and operates through
line from Chicago ffato the State Of Kansas.
man Palace Cars Attached. are run each way daily
between CEfCAsO and PEORIA. KANSAS CRY,
COUNCIL BLuFF5. LEAx ESwoRTH and ,ATcHI-
EoN- ThTo11h cars are q $50 run between MfsTeu-
ice anf kensss ssty. va the : AisHEnkee and
Tie aGreat ROCK Isiandn 10 maenIneenfIy
equipped. rs road bed SIMPLY perfeats and its
track Is lad WITH steel rails .,
OF eEjcylng your meals. while passing oyer Tie
beautiful pEaiTies of Illinois and Iowa. IN one OF
our magnificent DiEsng Cars that accompany ~
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
aeal. as good asIseerved in any arst-eisss hotel.
Appreciafing gIse Taes that snaiogSty Of che
sople pFefeEa ss2aEaI Ier
Of this lns wagranting III, We are pte4sed To eE-
nounce that this Company runs Putnam {,ataee
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes aua Eat1cs
EULLNAN- EA4~ACE CA ere, RI
Tfckees VIA this Nine. kaoRn rs thss1
ell Ticket Agents I'm tho pnite@ States
Eor fnfoEmaEion not Dbsatnsbie &C 10
q. r CABLE, 9tssM ~
gles PRESIDENT and een9 &an&gse -
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

this Company OWNS all Reads shown above IA heavy Limos
IMPROVEMENTS PARTICULAR
4sr8 3 80 ao0
hRAuROAD HOTELS sErsnadE
esCe kta shines
kncoaNd edhythT 4ng o e n things
G A Az n. PAGE,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

EtELtf EAzM THE EASE ~ HE w ES =
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. Ons otheg
sHTfyoN where yol can enjoy your naTanAS
Ct al i1psk<s OF the Gay.
Nssneent Iron Bridges span the Mississlppt
sns qur riyeis q 81 2onts crosse, gy lbs
kansas City. Leavenworth. and AtcEiscL. con-
necliors being made IN Union pepots. =,
TIE PRINCIPAL a. IL. AONNlsCIl0Nn ~
THIS GREAT THROUGH Line AXE As
AZ CHICAGO. with ell dlverEtDE sues fcr the
Al E s';e LESoop with the l. s.&H.s. ana p
=. a. W&sEiSaToa REI0ETs. with p. c. Z s.
~ AZ ii Ia sAILE. With III. Cent n n
~ III. Ma .i ana T. 3 e w. rsds : - = =
AZ EsocK IsL.AED, with "ssilwaukes Rnca
isianS shoss Ie and s hofz IsTS = fe sI1,l as
AZ Il W y ss LrEERfY, with thsB.. c.RE aRR
AZ GHEesNREI., with Central Iowa r. r.
s AfIorScfL BLUFFS. With Union Pacidc 4, =.
At OMAHA. with -. q NO r. n. II. Ia Neb.l
AtEoLEMBUS JUrcTIoN,wttnl =. C. 4. a ~ =. r
81 T. 4T Pea s1a gI Ssnfah ho~ n L. W.
At kEoTuK, with Tol.. PEG. z War; Wap., 81
Louis Pae-. and Sc. L., keo: q NV, Il, Rds.
a. CAMERON. with II. IS. J. r. H.
t hs sAEeas es s Tls CEN 1 s Psks d santa He
AZ LE4yENwoaTH, with Kan FAe., ana Kan
40 Asszs CRY. with all lines for the we@
8 Ifhrsssh to PEOREA, DEs KEOHNRa.
6 Gees Ekeek 1siana Fzonaess' are soEd "
ias hosss ssekes once. address.
C. ST. yOHN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09
SMALL PoX
.ERADICAT ED

Contagion destroyed.
Sick Rooms purified and
made pleasant.
Fevered and Sick Per-
sons relieved and re-
freshed by bathingwith
Prophylactic Find add
ed to the water.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use
in bathing.
Impure Air made harm
less and purified by
sprinkling ID arbys
Fluid about.
To Purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth.
it can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Ervsipelas cured.
Burns relieved instantly.
Scars prevented.
Removes all unpleasant
odors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01

C,i D. Il; Bush, representing lie
Home Muntual. and Judge Powell, rep
rescnting the State Investment lnsn'
rance Co, this week adjusted the losses
incurred ut the burning Of the Register
building. and have paid over 10 the
heirs OF 81. w. Mack the sum Of S9O9-
GG. Competent builders agreed to
put lhe building back in as good con-
dition as it was before the fire for 5000,
and taking the ackn owledged depre-
citation in value from that price left
s1O3 due from the companies on the
building. The other policy was for
S5OO-$15O on presses and $3.50 on type
and cases. Damage 10 the amount OF
$25 was allowed OH the presses and
$3.50 on type ond eases, making total
of $40. Before this policy was made
out sir. Van Clete had conveyed one
third interest in the Register Office to
Henry Maine, 80 that the heirs OF the
Mack estate only had All insurable In
tefest of two-thir2s, consequently the
amount they receive OH the Office is
| S2OG G6. On account Of Irregularities
in the original application it Is a mat
! ter of doubt whether the companies
could have been compelled to pay a
cent if they had not chosen to do so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
Lebanon Note
} nurs trsprcI'nIIy.
!. H. llruuia

business is gcttin, l..ii.s
There vili b. ,"asri.iA.i. '.n.,di.s. tia.
spring aud snu,nnr
The ncw h-..s SIS gi-t Nlai -. n,.'l aa4
~ill supply ~a"i i'.''s. l"lt
MIR. A. D"d-c ,.,,tr'Ii,fss bn,l.Iine a
larsclWarehoua~ nrar ths depot
we arr s"on to have lir.t clasa h"t.l
with ali 'ao,icrn Improvement, Work i.c.
gins on it Soon.
AR. g. l.. Montague has lsus. la ontJ -.
Cusiek interest anal will hereafter conduct
the business alone.
Measrs. Ralhton and Co. iut.nd huil.ling
a warehouse in connection with their Ht.adi.
ly growing business.
Preparations are being made 10 build soine
warehouses with sufficient capacity to stare
all the grain that comes.
Mr.. }. l.. Cowan has purchased Mr. Jshn
Settles interest ia the iisuring mill and now
owns half interest therein.
A son oi Mr. 5. Baum. one OF our mer
chants. was badly cut in the forehead hy a
stick Of wood flying up while be war trying
to sPlt it. The gaAh wes quite deep and
bled profusely. but uBder Dr. Folcya care
he il doing we'll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
eeoa Sew..


We learn from reliable source Chat The
Albany Flax Spinning Company's property
at the foot Of jackson street, has changed
hands, aud that an cntiro change If program
is proposed, aud what is better will be- c, g..
ried out Mr.. Wallis Nash, we understand.
last week closed the bargain for the proper.
ty. purchasing IL for some Eaglisi friends,
who will take possession shortly. They in.
tend TO enlarge the building. adj - large
amount Of new machinery aud increase the
facilities Of the mill TO supply the demand
for the goods manufactured therein, which,
We believe has never been accomplished be.
fore. Ia every quarter where the twine
now manufactured has been used 10 is a ia
voritc, aud wc have seen correspondence
from persons regretting the meagre supply.
Ihis mill, and wha: It's full operation sIgui-
lics to Albany aud vicinity, Ia one of the
Things we need here, aud perhaps no section
d t!ic world Is 80 well prepared to furnish
every element necessary 10 make it thor.
ough SUCCESS. A little development Of this
kind would raise oar little city ~ its proper
position as ont Of the best inland towns t,f the
Pacific slope. We understand the purchase
also includes the iax.breakiDg and scntch-
ing machinery owned l,y Wheeler & Rice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
Impar,nnt % rnrn,rr..

Our readers will remember what war
there was last year among the different wire
binding harvester agencies in this locality.
IL was said by some that the Osborn binder
would hot be able 10 furnish = twine liuding
attachment this season, but contrary 20 that
they are the first in the field. and now have
! one on exposition at BuchauaIi's agricultural
house. With every self binding harvester
company they sell both attachments for
binding, with either twine or sire. without
increasing the standard price VI Lhc machine.
| The lluctuatng rates demanded for both
kinds of binding material. during the past
two seasons have clearly established tho fact
that power 10 change from one 10 the other
at will is Che farmers only safeguard from
extortion. In the coming competition liable
TO result from rival interests respecting twine
and wire respectively, the farmer who oper-
ates an Osborn Harvester, that viii bind
with both materials equally well, will bo in
position 10 avail himself Of the advantages
offered by double market
The Osborn Harvester 10 simple IN con.
struction aud durable in it, material aud
has saccessfully stood the tot 10 a wire
binder. and we feel assured viii be just aa
successful with twino aud then IL il fueh a
small task 10 change the attachments from
one to the other, only requiring about ton
minutes time.
a iistinguishingicature q Tie Osborn Sell
Bnder, whether using twius 90 wire. is It's re-
narkably clean work. IL wastes 40 grain.
The arrangement OF the cutting clevating
and binding apparatu. i4 such that all the
grain il saved. whether 10 b. long or short,
thick OF thin, standing or lodged. \ windy
day has no tcrrofs Tor tic Osborn. as the
elevator cap affords certain protection for
grain.
The whole machine IL coni lcteiy under
the control 81 the driver = hcn 90 the field,
ho can regulate the size 81 the lnadic- by
means of foot trip. ani can al ilat the band
to long or short straw by "a simple tura oi
a wheel aud yet every part ol the machinery
IL Of the most lasting and dafabic material.
That genial and accommodating gentle.
man. Eng'no Buchanan, IN 'hc local agent
foo the Osborn. aud he will H. slrd e. show
IL to AL who cali on him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
4 w0NDERrIL DI-CotEHl

Tor thc speedy cure at consumption and
all diseases that lead 10 u, sncu al, stubborn
coughs. neglected c"ld-, bronchitir, has f..
ser. asthma. pain ia the Hide and cheat. dy
hacking cough. tickling in the throat. hoarac.
hess. sore throat and all chronic or lingering
diseases oi the throat and lnHsa D. kine's
New Discovery hhs nO e'lael aud has cstab.
liAhcd for itself world viir reputation.
Many ladlng physicians recommend ard use
II ~ their practice. Iho formula fro!H
which i il prepared Is mighty recommended
by all medical Journals Tia r..rEy ani the
preas have cohplmcntsd in ths most elow-
ing terms. Go to your druggist ani get a
hottie free 81 cast. or regular si1- ior -.
For sale by
fosiiay and Mason. ,,holssale agcnia Alba.
Hy -. Morris. ~sio Dr J.. Foley. l.ei,a-
non ~. J. NJ. Powell, Lebanon D 81.
caibrsaite. Egcua Vista Ecaiett0 and Mon.
tague Jefferson o. IT. r.. Cornelina. Tar
ner X. \. kampy, Harrishurg ). :.
Hayes, iIalaey Damon Smith. Haley
Starr and l:lakely. Brownsville.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
srhooI Matters In the Cawan D;.trIrt.
MAPoIf 81. 1881.


MAFCH -, 1881.
Editor Democrat
have just ended a five months schaol At
Cowan school house ] kept the standing
OF the scholars according Ia application and
conduct 100 being poffcetl and placed that
standing on Roll IT Honor. which was
framed and left ia the school room.
But lew failed Ca bc recorded thereon II
contains - names. Tho average standing IL
above 81 tho lowrst co; the highcat 100.
Those from 90 upwArir. leaving oil the ifac.
tions where they occur. are an follows
Andrew Courier. 100; Aida Willianr. 90;
William wyer. %: Ella wy.r. 100; Samuel
Hays. ~ Emna Walton. ~ John wyer.
o7 Millard Hays. % Harvey Perry. oi !;
James Perry. o. Clara Williams. 81 10.
seph Thompson. 90 Anna Green. ~ Ada
Hays. 20; Albert Conrtcr. 10
My aasocia,ion with tho people of this iis.
triot has Lorn very pleasant. snne people
cotaplain al poor laws. soino say ~e have
poor tcachers: bat my experience has taught
,ne that the support given. and inicrcsi taken,
b. parents themselves. docs more to secure
substantial discipline and advancement 10
school than anything rlse.
Yours Respectfully.
!. u. iirnuia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
Forget ngr Name.

Ars Insu>iae ii4eideit occurred at the Court
House day or two since, when candidate
for marriage license applied to Deputy
Clerk Hackleman for that interesting docu.
ment. He seemed to be somewhat ratified
as he stepped up to the desk, but gave in
his own name all right. The Clerk then in
quircd who the bride was, and although the
applicant appeared TO be neither youthful
or inexperienced he could not think of the
prospective brides name. The family name
was known and the Clerk proceeded to hunt
up the papers on file in relation to the scttle-
ment Of the brides former husbands estate,
and there found her name. We suppose a
man might be pardoned if he should forget
his own name under such circumstances, but
to forget that Of his intended looks as il he
had it pretty bad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
something 60 Remember.

You must ever forget that Blain has
coiraled the clothing trade la the CEN
tral Willamette valley, and that lie has
done so by being honest In business and
selling goods or n better quality and at
lower prices than can be had elsewhere.
Stacks upon stacks of clothing and fur
nishing goods Of the very latest styles
arc now lying on his counters, and next
week he Will receive another large ad.
dition to his stock. II you want suit
Of clothes 1t will pay you to go TO him
for them, even If you live in the utmost
corner Of the county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
4 Place for bargains.

o. Il. McIlwain wishes us TO inform
our readers that Notwithstanding times
are so terribly hard, he has brought on
IA larger stock OF goods than he has ever
had before, and he wants 1t distinctly
understood that he Will still further re-
duce prices on most goods. His stock
embraces full line of general mer-
chandise and hardware, and he wants
you all to come around and inspect
whether you want to buy or not. He
and his gentlemanly clerks will take
great pleasure in showing up their
stock and giving you prices. Do not
fall TO call on him before you buy else
where.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01


The funeral of Mr.. j. l.. Halter, one Of
Albany's oldest and best respected citizens,
took place last Sunday, Rev. Dr. Hill con-
Quoting the services. On Saturday evening
last Mayor Froman called special meeting
of the Common Council, at which it was re-
solved to attend the funeral as body and
the members of the old Council were also re-
quested to attend Mr.. Halter was re-
corder of the city for the last term, and
served the people faithfully in that capacity.
His funeral was largely attended, and large
concourse followed his remains to the grave.
One of Oregon's early pioneers, Mr.. Halter
was man of firm integrity, aud his loss will
be felt by this community.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
Attempted burglary.

Last Monday Mr.. French and Mrs.
Powell were very much surprised to
iind that some "bold burglar had
been attempting to gain entrance Ia
their building. lie had got under the
building from tie reair, aud with "A gin
let and kcy-hOle saw cut hole through
the floor, but his troubles only com.
menced there. A large counter stood
Immediately over the hole which be
cut. and 1t being full of drawer. he could
not reach through the hole below aud
cnt his way Out Instead of cutting a
hole some whcrr else hc gave up the
job In disgust nnd Gecamped. Il is
probable that lIe did iis work on Sat
nrdny or Sabbath nights
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
iseInESIN

sumo amusing incidents occurred during
the ffc. About daylight a. the wAtchman
was working about the ruins aAd Tic ircn,cn
had left, little flame broko out from the
ruins. Several boys 10 or IL years old ss-
cured the small hose. attached It 10 the i,y.
drant. and with the precision of old fiFemcn
marched to the tire. held the nozzle on Il
aud extinguished It, Chief Scott then and
there christened the boys "Nambcr Thrre's. .
Not Chinaman was u bs seen while tho
lro was at It's height and no one know where
they we're. After il had cooled down some
they rctnrued and stood Ib0ut in chattcriug
groups evidently much excited over the fire.
The streota were lined with people. aud as
the flames fairly cat up the dry fir lumber.
Of ~hich the building was constructed. their
for.ed tongues leaped high into the night
anil lit up the crowded streets with fierce,
wicrl light. For short time the scene
was grand overhead. The water from the
hose running from the bailding back into
the tstreet and men tranping through made
the mud six inches deep or more which
took most Of the grandeur out Of the thing
under foot.
We learn that Master Johnnie Webbcr,
true son OF fireman, was the first to run
out the hose cart. and when Marshal Hunt
arrived he found Johnnie tugging away at
the cart trying to pull it To the scene Of ae.
ton Jshnnie has the reputation Of being
the first man out after an alarm has been
given and has kept it good for long time.
II be stays with us Albany will not lack foI
an efficient chief in tho future.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01

Is here at last aud for the benefit Of our
readers inclined that way we give some
items of interest concerning It, II il the
fourth month Of the year. consisting Of 30
days. With the Romans il was the second
month OF the year. Julius Cesar added the
3Oth day TO IL. In the time Of Nero IL was
called Ncronous. II Is supposed TO be dc.
rived from apcrire, to open, because the
buds open themselves at this period. In the
Athonian calendar, tho latter portion Of
Elaphcbolion and the greater part Of Muny-
chion correspond to April. Charlomagne. in
his new calendar. called II grass month, tho
name still given TO IL by the Dutch. Rom
mes French revolutionary calendar merged
IL into the greater portion Of GerIniDal and
the commencement Of florcal. On antique
monuments Aprilis is represented as a dane.
ing youth with a rattle in his hand
Here IN Oregon April brings in the full
food OF Springtimc with all it's buds and
blossoms and promise Of fair fruitage later on
in the year The air il bamy and the sun
sets aud risos from cloud bed draped with
exquisite tintA. All through our fertile
fields the fresh earth Is upturned and the
seed sown. 10 il the month Of hope aud
promise. Oar iarnera are all busy aud the
old round Of seed time and harvest begins in
earnest The light breeze drives away nearly
every vestigo Of dark rain-clonda, aud tho
long beautiful summer ia nshered ia with
now aud then few patterine drops the
last messengers ofithe Rain King, aud prom.
sos Of his return when the harvest shall
have been gathered ia. No country in tho
werld can boast finer climate than the old
"Webioot State" and no days in all the
year excel her April days
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01

TAYLOR -TRITES. On March %, in
this city, at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
AGE, by Rev. Isaac Dillon, MIR. WM. TAYLOR
and Miss CYNrHA TETES, all of this county.
DAVIS LEWIS. On March So at the
residence Of MIR. /. G. Denny, in this city,
by the Rev. Isaac Dillon, MIR. J. h. DAVIS
and Miss EvELYN LEWIS, all of this county.
WALLAUEE r. OHLlNG. On March so.
by Rev. S. G.. Irvine, ID. d., Mr.. JonN
WALLAUER and Miss JULIA 0HIING.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
A Splendid Horse.

John Ii. and l. " Thompson, of Hal
sey, have purchased the celebrated
thorough bred stallion Traveller, and
they arc now making arrangements to
stand him during the coming season at
Peoria Corvallis, Halsey and j. r.
South's, two miles south of Halsey.
This horse Is Rifleman and Bertrand,
and can show more good colts than
any horse now in the county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
Perfection sarrII

one 81 ihe latest aud ss.;i,rat question Tire
m"rt perfect seaing machine nrs hr'pr. the
pai!.c IS the Davis" why ihey actually
n,2e "u. ot strips 81 olplb cafo. aauceTr.
l'asAeir. oto.. ~ perfect si,Aps Nc Sass one
At Use -i'lany agency aud together "a mary
,a:n!iys Is, practical wori. Noted will say
tiat :L.ie arc things never bsf"re made nn q
S"wipg Machine Co ai,d psc iJr yoairselyes
AMI be convinced. W. Il. Scott. Agent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
The Markets.

Following is correct report OF the mar
iets in this city up to noon yesterday:
WHEAT-G5 cents per bushel.
FL0UR-S5 per bbl
HAY-baled, Sl0@Sll per ton.
loose, IS.
POTATOES-4 cts per bushel
BUTrER-25 to 30 cts per lb
EGGS-l4 cents per doz
FORKS to 81 cts per lb.
BAC0NS- hams, l5@lSc.
shoulders, l0@l2c.
sides, l4lc.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, lOc.
phms, l4c.
Plummer dried apples, l4r.
+" plums, lSc.
CHICKENS 5C@SS.O 90 per doz.
SUGAR-San Francisco C, l2c.
COFFEE Costa Rica, 10000.
Java, Soc.
-Curcola-
Rio, 80.
MILL FEED-bran, sio@sll per ton.
chop. $50
shorts, $l5.
-middhngs, so
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
The Howe sewing Machine.

Our friend. Fred Graf. has resolved the
agency for the celebrated Howe sewing ma
chine. aud is now ready 10 supply the public
The improved Howe is one oi the heat ma
chimes manufactured. and oar readers who
want anything in that line will do well ID
call at Graf's furniture store and lonk At tia.
lady's friend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, Administrator of
sne estate OF John Miller, deceased,
has filed in the County Court for Linn
County, State of Oregon, his final account
OF the administration of said estate, aud
by order of said Court Monday, Tbe
4th day Of April, 1881, at the hour OF
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, is set for
hearing objections 10 said iiual account
and the settlement thereof.
I'D MILLER,
J. X. WEATHERFoRn, Administrator.
Attorney. 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01

We have for sale. both n l,.haz0n an,l
Grass Ridge. 200. OOO feet of all kinds 81 linn
bcr, such scantling. jois:s. barn timbers.
boxing, fencing. and other rough Lumbar.
At Lebanon we have superior lot II dry
lumber. rnch a. rustic, flooring. etc Owing
70 the late iirr, wo arc offering this lumber II
reduced rateA. Address us at lebanon
CONN BROTHERS.
IKnASoS. Or. July II lsSO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01

J.. Carter d 60 have a stock Of their
celebrated Excelsior lInrrows and Clod
Crushcrs on hand, which they are sell
ing at reduced prices They confident
ly. assrrt that Il man can 10 twice NJ
much work 10 The same Irngth of time
with one Of their machines, a. can 10.
done with one Of the best Scotch liar
rows. Call aud see them ri ihcir sash
and door factory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
No DccentIon Unca.

continue to suffer day afler day with Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, or General Debility when
they can procure n. our store Shiloh's vi
talizer, free of cost IL it does not cure or
relieve them. Price, 75 cts. Sold by Fo-
shay IL Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-01
Religious Services.

The third quarterly meeting of this con-
ference year will commence with preaching
tomorrow Saturday afternoon, at Z o'clock
at the M. +. Church. Rev. w. T. Chap
man, Presiding Elder, and President Van
Scoy, of the Willamette University, will be
present to conduct the services on Sabbath.
All are cordially invited to attend.