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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-08

son. and the berry is as good as in the south.
A. B. McIlwain carries an immense stock
of clothing and boots and shoes, and is offer.
ing goods at % per cent less than any other
house in the city. You can huy first class
outfit for very little money by giving him q
call The cheapest store in the city.
The California Spring tooth harrow is fast
snperseding all otlrer implements of its class
for exterminating Sorrel aud Wild oats from
Summer fallow.-Eugeno Buchanan, the
agent here informs us he il selling large
numbers of them. Call and get one one
on trial
Mesars. Rubarts & Dubrnille tho popular
harness makers of this city have brought on
one OF the largest and finest stocks of buggy
harness ever olFered in Albany. They pro.
pose to sell them at prices which will justify
everybody in want of a harness to call ON
them and purchase. A large stock OF har.
ness and saddlery goods constantly on hand.
The Spiritualists of clackamas coaaty
and vicinity. Oregon, will hold their annual
eampmeeting at New Era, hegnning Thurs
day July 2sth. aud Continuing four days,
Good speakers and test mediums will be in
attendance. Beard and lodging convenient
aud reasonable. Order will be maintained
and the convenience Of attendants looked
after
A lot of fossils have been found near the
city which are creating considerable iaterest.
One of the tusks is over S feet long and
about - inches in circumference at the base.
The bones are crum bled and broken mp
hadiy but sufficient emains to indicate tha
they must have came from some, aninal far
larger than any now known. We will en-.
deavor to give our readers n full account of
them IN our next issue.
A filthy wretch named Jack WI ite, who
lives with the Indians out by the cemetery,
used some very msulting and vulgar Ian.
guage towards Mrs Cheedale few day ss aro,
aud that lady had him arrested for it. lie
was tried before Recorder Henton. who very
properly fined him $40 and costs lie now
lies in jail Those filthy, disrepntable and
polluted characters who stop around that
Indian camp are continual source of ex-
pense to the city and county, and when they
become so brazen-iaeed that they will insult
q lady right here on onr streets in open day.
it is certainly time they were caused to pack
up aud leave.
Monteith and Ssitcnbaeh. have removed to
three doors below the bank aud are Offering
great bargains for sixty days prior to return
to their old quarters. The pablie shonld
keep this in mind.
A few of our prices:
Is yards OF calico for 81.
II yaris of fine bleached muslin. 81
II yards Of unbleached muslin, 81.
- yards bIeached or unbleached canton
flannel. 81.
Customers will find prices reduced in every
department All goods sold As quoted.
Monteith and Seitenbach.
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An Aged Lady.

DIR. &. e. Reilly, ofthis city, hands us the
following tom in relation 10 the celebra.
Of the Tooth birthday anDivorsary Of his
aust, Mrs. sally rilion, which occurred
at New Hampton, view Hsmpsnir., on the
9Th Of May:
Mrs. Sally TiltDn was 100 wears old
May D, and the event was appropfiafely
celebrated 10y q gathering Of relatives and
neiHhDors n her home on that day. Mrs
Tilton was born lin AlIenstowu, and was q
daughterof Samuel keniston. When about
IL years OF age she removed toNew IIamp
ton, and IN 1910. married Josiah T'ilton.
aud settled on tho farm where she now
lives. Since the death Of her husband iu
1863, she has had "A homo with het son.
salmon III. Tilton. She has always been
In good health. aud always been hard
working woman. sharing the lot III a
farmers wife, and doing the work for a
family OF seven children. During the
IaAt few years she has been remarkably
active for one OF her age, and sill assists
IN tho household duties, and occasionally
takes her accustomed walk TO the nearest
neighbors who live about one fourth of
a mile distant. Among the aticles pre-
sented her on her one huBdredLh birth
day was = cane from one OF her grtlsld-
children. This she resented and inform
cd the givcr that she had no need or such
AN article. She entertained tho company
by singing several Of her old songs.
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state VaIr Oneers.

Tie following officers have cen elected
for tho ensuing year:
President-M. wilkins
Vice Presidenis-C. T.. Bnrkhart and J.
@. Wight.
sccrotsry-E. M. Waite.
Treasurer--I.add & Bush.
Director7 Douglas county, d / Stearns;
Baker, VIM Raske;; wasco, A A Bonney;
Coos, Henry Schroeder; Columbia, Rine-
arson; Curry, w Tiehnor; Benton, NJ New
ten; Linn, Jos Hamilton; Grant, ] J CO.
Aart; jackson, VIM Bybee; Lake, John +
Miller; Lane, Geo Belshaw; CIAckamas,
Appcrson; Marion, Jno Downing; Multi
nomah, Henry Miller; Polk, + T. Delash-
mutt; Namhill, VIM Galloway; Union,
Izdd; Clatsop, Capt Flavel; Tillamook,
Clark Bewley; Umatilia, Hugh Fields Jo-
sephine, J Sifers.
For directors for Washington, q W
ScoeeinEs and Robert Hembree, each re-
ceired 3. votes.
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st.l.e state rair

e. T. Burkhart, Of taia city, takes fir4t
premiums on Touzsl wheat White Clawson
wheat, Golden chair wheat, Blaek rye. Scotch
Dun oats, % varieties Of earn, aud sample
OF Hax seed.
Jos. Hamilton. of 0Akyiilc. takes first pre-.
rniums on Odeas4 wheat, White Chill wheat,
Mpcrior eats. bea: Lushel oat., best ten
pounds OF toI,aeso.
Mrs. G. r Burkhart takes frsG premiums
Oh best one variety Of cherries. aud lest ex.
hibit Of apples gro@n in 1880.
Daniel Best, Of Albany, irst l,rvmiuu, on
grain separators aud second on tanning mill
A. Hunt. Of Albany. gets second premium
on bis hay press.
John Morgan, of Sheld.. FIRST preoriaa u
team for driving fat and far II also takes
second for fflniIY carriage team.
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From seie TO portland.

Mr.. N. g. McDon I'd. of scio, visited the
city yesterday on bu1iness connected
with matters relating to narrow gauge
railroad affairs. lie is one Of the first
settlers in that portion of Linn comfy
where he has resided for thel past thirty
years, during which time he has amassed
a goodly competence for himself and
family. Mr.. Mcdonald was in the Gayuse
war OF 1919, and during an engagement
with The savsges he was sbot in the breast
with an ounce slug ball which passed
through his body. For many years after
ho was afflicted with hemorrhage from the
lungs. his friends. during the time, de-
spairiDg Of RS final recovery. But no
did recover, and he is now, at the age OF
GO years, stout, healthy man. He ex-s
presses great satisfaction because Of the
close connection the railroad has brought
about between his home and the city Of
Portland. Time was, q few years ago,
when afrp from seio 10 this city was q
formidable undertaking. Then three or
four days was required to make the jour
ney. To the rural denizens Of that pleas
ant hamlet Portland was long way OF.
Now over ytbiDg has changed and passen-
gers can get on the cars near Scio and
arrive in this city III four or five hours.
IL is not strange that the people or the in
terror stand i'm amazement at the rapid
changes that are taking place around
them under the inspiring influence Of
modern enterprise and deuorgy.-Tsiegram
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what Newspapers DO.

Ono Of our cotempordries says tho coli
umns OF q paper arc q publishers stock
In trade, and the parties who ask 10 Use
them for their special benefit must expect
to pay for the same. Every public spirited
citizen Of q place should have pride I'm
seeing bis town and surroundings i'm
proves evory new honse, every road,
oyory new manufacturing establishment
erected, every new business opened, en-
bances the value of property in our midst.
Every rejecting mind knows this TO be
true, and IL thouId not be fo gotten that
tho local newspapers the
general wealth and prosperity ofthe place,
as well ~ increases tho reputation OF the
town abroad. II bencGis ali who have
business in the place, enhances the value
OF property, besides being desirable pub.
lie convenience, even If not conducted in
the interest Of the ruling political power.
II increases trade, cautions against i'm
position, saves you from loss. warns you
Of danger, points ont different advantages
and increases your profits. The local
nISss Is The power that moves fhe people !;
therefore support II by Advertising in IL
literally, subsc ring for It and paying for
H.
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REsCsKD FRoN DEATH.

The following statement Of William J..
cOughlin, Of Sornerville, Mass, is 50 re-
maTkabIe that We beg To ask for II the st
tenilon OF our readers. lie says: sin the
fall Of 1876 ! was taken with a violent
bleeding oftbe lungs followed 10y severe
cough. I soon began To lose my appetite
and flesh. / was 70 weak at one time that
I cOnld not leave my bed. In the summer
Of 1877 was admitted To the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had hole
In my LEFT lung as big IS half dollar.
expended over hundred dollars Ia doc
tors and medicines. I was 10 far gone At
one time a report went around that was
dead. ! gave up hope, but a friend told
me Of Dr. " IN. Halls Ialsam for the
lungs. / laughed al my friends, thinking
that my case was incuTable, but i got a
bottle 10 satisfy them, when TO my sur
prise ano qualification, commenced TO
feel brlier. Ny hope, once dead, began
N revive, and to-day Ifeel in better spirits
than have the past three years.
IL write this hoping you will publish b II.
20 that every one afflicted with DiSes sed
Lungs will be induced 10 take DR.. Wm.
Halls Balram for the lungs, and be con-
yinced that consumption can be cured /
have taken two bottles and can positively
say that IL mas done more good than all
the other medicines j have taken since
my sickness Ny cough has almost en-
tirrIy disappeared and / shall soon be able
20 60 - work" Sold by druggists. 3
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: Public Library .

The three organizations in this city known
as the Ysung Peoples Christian Association,
the Blue Ribbon Club aud the Women 8
Christian Temperance Union, have gone in
together and will start library at the hall
OF the Y. T. 4. 4. Their scheme IL To have
the rooms open every evening. and to make
them neat and attractive 50 that young pee
pleoan have good place TO spend their even.
ing4. On some evening during the week Of
each month they will give sociable, and each
one Attending is expected TO contribute n
book instead of coin, and 1t makes no matter
whether the book is old or new. TIE move
meut should be encouraged.
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PIT TT TO PRoeT.

Alta time when the community j. flooded
with 80 many unworthy devices and coneoc-
tions, It is refreshing 70 find one that Is len
eficial and pure So conscious are the pro-
prietors OF Dr. Kings New Discovery for
consumptiOn, Of the worth Of their remedy,
that they oier ali who desire a trial bottle
free Of charge This certainly wOuld be dis
astrcas 70 them did not the remedy possess
the remarkable curative qualities claimed-
Or. Kings New Discovery for consumption
viii positively cnre asthma, bronchitis, stub
born coughs, colds, phthisic. quinsy, hearse-
ness, Group or any affection OF the throat and
lungs. As you value your existence give
this wonderful remedy 4 trial By calling sss
Foshay and Mason, wholesale agents Alha-
ny; ID. Morris, Seio DIR. l. Foley, Lehe<
non !; DR.. J. II. Powell, Lebanon ID. II.
CaIbreatte. Buena Vista Reafetto and Mon
tAgue, jefferson o. II. p. CorDelins, Tuf-
ner L. A. Rampy. Harrisburg :. s. :.
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, HalseY
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
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DIED.

SMITH-At her residence, II miles south
of Albany, on the 4th Of July, 1851, JOSH
PHISE s. SMITH-aged 40 years.
Deceased was the wife of Hon. L N.
Smith, sister of Dr. Geo. w. Gray and the
late Mrs. Jas. II. Foster, of this city, and
daughter-in-law of Capt John Smith, Indian
Agent at Warm Springs,
BEEBE. On June 2lst. 1881, ELIzApErH
A. BERBE, wife of j. D. Beebe, in the 4lst.
year of her age.
Deceased was born in Trumbull county,
Ohio, and immigrated to this state from
Kansas in 1877. She had been in poor
health for several years, and in January last
that fell destroyer. consumptisn, laid her on
the bed from she was carried to the grave.
Deceased leaves husband and five children
to mourn her loss. Her funeral which took
place on Thursday Of last week was largely
attended.
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Bargains I'm city lots.

Capt. J. L. Lister arrived here from Wal.
Ia Walla yesterday for the purpose OF dis.
posing of forty-six unimprOved town lots
located in this city east of Railroad street.
and between Third and the river. The lots
belong to the estate of Harvey Gordon, de-
ceased, aud viii lie sold at an extremely low
figure and the title will be guaranteed. On
account of the recent railroad news we are
led L. believe that city property here viii
never be so low again. Now is the time to
buy. Call ON J. b. Lister at the st. Charles
Hotel, or II. II. Hewitt, Esq. at his sffice.
This chance will only be open for ten days.
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A Iady's small satchel was found at the
Opera House after the recent concert given
by the Ladies Band. The owner can have
it by calling at this Office, proving property
and paying for this notice.
A lady's portmonaie, containing money,
was picked up on the vacant block in front
of the Court House on the morning after the
Forth. Call at this Office, pay for the no
tice, prove property, and take it away quick
The money is sore temptation.
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The o.oorne .Inaers Ahca,

We clip The following from late copy Of
the Oregoaian
"After a hot contest ia the matter Of
harvesting machines, ID. III. Osborne and
Co. were awarded frat premiums on the
following machines, embracing everything
in their class Twine binder, combined
twine and wire binder, No. combined
reaper and mower, No. mower front cut,
No. rear cut mower anil No. in1epsn.
dent reaper"
Mr.. Eugene buchanan is daily turning out
the Osborne Machines from his warehouse
in this city. and they are giving nniver.
sal satisfaction in this section.
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Annie Louise Carey and Clara IQniss
Kellogg are beyond question the mOsB Ia
nous opera singers OF modern times. In
fact they have been universally ackn6Wl-
edged TO be the leaders Of their profession.
as we'll as ladies OF large experience and
particularly good taste. They have prob
ably travelled mere extensively than any
ladies on the stage. and, as a consequences,
have had excellent opportunities OF judg-
ing OF the merits OF different countiiesand
their productions. Il is certainly a yer3
great credit TO California and the baluss
semi-trepicAl climate Of the Pacific, TO haze
had them pronounce Slayen's Iosen15te
Cologne by far the Uest they have eSez
used in any country. For sale by Foshs4
& Mason, Fosters Brick, Albany, OR. =
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sailing Days.

The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company and the'Pacific Coast Steamship
ships-eile State Of California, Oregon or
Columbia-carrying the u. S. Mail and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express, from San
Francisco TO Portland ON the following
days during July and August:
Tuesday, July 9Th Saturday, J nIy sOth.
Sunday, July 10Th lThursdIy, Aug. 4th
Friday, July 18th trueshay, Aug. Sth
Wednesday, JaIy 20 sunday, Aug. l4tll
Mondav, .Iulg2T!i ; siiay, Ang. f9h
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The Weather.

Following is the summary OF Meteor
ology for June, 1851, from observations
taken at Albany linn CO., or, by John
Briggs, Esq:
Highest barometer, 29.95; lowest, OBS
mean, 29.67. -
Highest temperature, IS; lowest, 90
mean, 5e.46.
PREVAILING winds, s w by Mn w
maximum force, 3.
Total rainfall, 2.5S inches. No. of days
on which .0l in. or more rain fell.
No. of days of cloudiness average in
scale of 10. Frost on the morning of the
18th.
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bridge Damaged agaIn.

When the first train passed over the narrow
gauge railroad bridge across the Sonth Fork
Of the Santiam this week, the bridge gave
away and settled down to the false structure
beneath it. It was not considered safe to
run the locomotive across after that and the
cars were pushed over. Tho bridge viii
probably be repaired in few days.
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There was only 8 or . passengers for
Salem or Portland on the morning train
last Monday, out Of all the crowd that left
Lebanon,
The Nellie brought doAn the Corvallis
boys without difficulty and the trip was
pleasant one.
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The best salve in the worldfor cuts. bI,sas;....
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores. tctz
ter, chapped hands. ehilblains. corns and ID
kinds of skin eruptlons- This save Is guar
anteed to give perfect stisfaction in ever
case OF money refunded. Price 3:5c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholcaals
1gts ID Moore, Scio ID Foley, Lebanans
Or Powell, Lebanon Redpath and alon-
Vista o Cornelius, Turner II A Rampy,
Harrisburg; Starr and Blakely, Brdwnr>
VILE
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Messrs. Conn & Claughton, of Lebanon,
have nearly completed their new hotel in
that place, and are desirous of finding
good party to rent it TO. 1t has large
hall, Office, and dining roona, and 20 pleaa-
ant sleeping rooms. Address
CONN & CLAUGHTON,
Lebanon, 0regon
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Hay Presses

Eugene Buchanan of this city has invent
ed and is manufacturing the best horse pow
er hay press ever offered in this State. 1t. is
light, strong, rapid, durable, and easily
moved around. All persons Interested
should call and examine them.
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All TraIns daily, except Sunday.
NorICE. .-on and after this date regular
tickets will be sold at our ticket office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, Wallula,
walia Walla aud Alnsworth.
WILL. II. RICE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
q. & Z. X. X. Co.
Albany. June 18th, 1881.
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slaven,s Cherry Too1h Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preser-
walton of the Teeth and Gums. 1t is far
superior to any preparation Of the kind In
tbs market. In large, handsonis opal
pos, price so cents. For sale by Foshtsg
Il Mason, Albany, Oregon.
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oia prices ana mas spiehdla STOCK.
Tne first train on the Narrow Gauge Rail
road since the freshet last winter passed mp
to Brownsville last Sunday and on Monday
carried an excursion party TO Portland.
Ar. Samuel Cowan, brother OF }. l..
Cosan, Esq, has purchased J. Wassonl's in
terest IN the Lebaana FIGURING mills and
they viii hereafter be opsratvd by the Cewan
Brothers.
The Oliver Chilled Plow will run and do
good work in dry ground when steel plow
cannot be kept in. They are just the plow
you want for summer following. For sale
by Samuel f. Young
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Central Meat Market.

This first class market is now in the
hands Of Major ]. H. Herren, whose ex-
pesience is a guaranty that it viii be well
kept mp in every particular. Fresh meats
OF all kinds constantly on hand. "The
best quality and reasonable prices" is the
Majors motto. The highest cash prica
will be paid for veal calves, pork, chick
ems and all kinds of hides and furs. First
street, Albany, Oregon, y r. asrren.Ero-
prietor.
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Letter List.

ThetoHowing is the list OF Ietters.rem aining
in the Post Once, k1hany, Linn county, Ore
gon, July 7th, 1881. Persons calling forfheae
letters must give the date en- which they = eTe
advertised.
Beatty, Mrs. NJ: A. Ieo~irs Froaefic.
P.H. RAYMOND. P.M
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BORN.

LONG.-Iu this city, on Wednesday, June
%, 1881, to the wife of Straud Long, girl.
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aSxrYcS n nYtIO may he found on flc at Geo.
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