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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

A pnEsEsr TO sun,cR.BEas.

Last winter We obtained from MIR. Wick
the great seed man of Rochester, N. Y.
small package OF the celebrated Russiai
white oats. DR.. Stewart. Of this city, sowe,
Il Ia his garsen and found II to be all tba
was recon mended. II IN such good va
rlety that We want 10 see Il started Ia thiI
locality, aud consequently the small 10
OF seed we have will be given away 10 oui
subscribers. We Will put the product o.
one or two heads In an envelope, aud send
II to the address OF any of our farmer sub
scrlDers on receiving an order and . cent
stamp 10 pay for postage and envelope,
We would send more, but as the quantity
we have IL small we cannot do 80 without
running out before we serve all OF our ag.
rieultural subscribers. II you are la Al
bany call at our oiiico and you can get the
package without using the mails. ifany
unrepentant Republican who doesn't take
tho DEMooaAT wants any OF our oats he
will have TO pay 1915 cents a package for
them. and wo think we will make tho
same rule apply 70 Democrats who do not
patFoniz0 our paper.
Mr.. vlck has the following TO say la
relation TO this variety OF oats, and IL sup
ported In his statement By testimonials
fsom mon who have raised them
RussIAS WHITE OATS.
This now variety OF oats has already
been tested in nearly all portions OF the
country, from Maine 20 Caiifornia, ,sand
the reports from almost ali the states Of
the Union arc unanimous In lie commsn-
dalton - the heaviest yisldur la cutlva.
ton. One hundred and ffty-ssvsn pounds
OF clean oats were invested from single
ounce or seed last season. la nino. tenths
Of the reports tho yiold exceeded 500 fold
increase.
The Russian white oats are prolific
without parallel, and with ordinary enlti-
vAtion will yield 100 bushels per acre.
They arc extremely hardy, enduring the
coldost climate Ia our country without ia.
jury, and arc absolutely rust proof Each
kernel planted will produce % 20 20 beads
from 10 10 ~ lnchos In length. The straw
IN large and strong enough TO support the
enormous heads OF this variety. The
grain II heavy and the chat light. 80 that
measured bushol weighs considerably
more than q bnshoi OF ordioary oats. All
things considered, this is tho most yalua
bic variety OF oats now grown. and II d-s-
tined when known lnoIo widely. 10 DO
come the standard sort.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

The wife Of Rev. l.. A. Bands died at
Vancouver, w. t., last week and was
brought up and buried near her old hore
In Linn county, opposite Gbrvaili's, on
Saturday, Rev. Jos. Emery conducting
the services Deceased was In the Esd
year of her age when she died, and leaves
two lttlo children and 3 husband 10
mourn her loss. She was the daughter OF
David A. Millhollen, of Orleans Precinct,
and Lad many acqualntances here at
Albany where she attended College q few
years ago. We extend our sympathy to
the sorrOwing old parents, upon whom
this shock will fall with as much force as
upon her husband,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
uAK,xc WATCHES.

Dek.ctive Watch Cases are one Of the
chief causes of 10 many watches not being
good time pieces. Tho cases being thin
and not fitting well, admit, dust and dirt
20 ths movement, which soou tnterfefss
with the running parts OF the watch neces-
sitating cleaning, repairing. &c, and tho
amount thus paid out II applied toward
buying good case in the beginning.
would havo saved all this trouble aud ex-
penso. Wa have recently seen n case that
mee,s all these requirements, u having
beon carried for over twenty years aud
still remains perfect. Wa refer 20 the
JAS. BOSS PATEnf SrfFRsNKp Gets
CASE, which has l-.s.@ag buH af the stapis
articles es<the Jewellery trade. possesslng
rasit does 80 many advantages over AL
other watch cases. being made of two
heavy plates OF solid gold over q plate OF
c3m position. and we advise all our readers
TO AK their Jeweler for q card or catalogue
that will explaia the manner la which
they are made.
~ is the only STIFFESED CASE made
with two plate Of gold. seamless pendants,
and ceuter. solid joints. crown pieces &c,
AL OF which are covered by letters patent.
Therefore biiy mo- ease beioro consulting
n Jsweler wh0 keeps the JAS. BOSS
PATENT SrfFFEHED GOLD CASE, that you
may learn the difference between Il and
all limitations that claim 10 be equally ~
good.
Ifor sale by all responsible jewelers..
Ask 10 sec ths warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't DO persuaded that
Hny other make ofcase IL as good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
The Temperance aas..,on

Ia tLis issne OF the DRAecRAT appears .
communication from Rev. Robt. l.. Stew.
ens,in which he opposes prohibition al ad
vocated by this Women's Christian Tenn.
peranco Uuion In sheIr column In this pa
pcr last week. This question Of prohibi
ton is now commanding great deal At.
tention In the political canvass uow In pro
gress In tho State Of Iowa,ih Republicans
having prohibition plank in their plat
fern. At the last election In Kansas tn,
prohibition question carried, and la North
Carolina last month IL was beaten. A fai
discussion on the subject here will Do M
harm and may do some good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
Sst.es 10 Farmers.

Having settled our suit with The Corvallis
Fruit Company We are now prepared to
fulfil our contracts and supply all further
orders for Tire Thomas Fruit Dryer.
The Thomas Fruit Drying Co
c. A, cUREAS, Agent.
10 all ,rLop Il niay concern
Notice is hereby given that the suit here.
tofore pending between the Corvallis Fruit
Company and Charles Curran, |. II. Mullen
aud Charles l. Thomos, has been settled,
the validity. of the Plummer patent having
been admitted By tho defendants. and that
the said parties are now authorized 70 sell
the Thomas Fruit Dryer in Linn County Or /,
and that all persons may purchase such MA.
chimes from them without interference by
the undersigned.
Corvallis, Aug. II, 1851.
THg CORVALLIS FRUIr Co.
BY Wallis Nash, President.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

A 6ns haired individual named Benz.
Stewart, was fined $40 in the Recorders
Court last Wednesday, for assaulting q
red maiden Of the forest, and on the same
day he was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
John n. Duncan. on warrant issued by
the United States Marshal Kearney. Tor
selling liquor to indians. IIe was taken
down to Portland yesterday.
A man named John Williams was tried
aud found guilty In Justice Haven's court
for the same offence; on the same day. aud
was bound over to await action of the
grand Jury. His bail was placed at $3.50
and he now boards at the county's en-.
pense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
rwo on nsEE slEGrev..

OF the Pacific Surgical Institute,
305 Kearney street, San Francisco,
will be at the chemeketa Hotel,
Salem, August 20, 80 and S1st AT
the ST Charles Hotel. Albany, Sept.
I'd and 3d. and at the 81. Charles H0
tel. Eugene City, Sept. 9th and 9th,
fully prepared 10 treat alIcases OF SpI-
nal disease, Knee and Hip disease,
Club foot, Crooked Limbs, Paralysis,
and all Chronic and Surgical diseases.
As this Institute Is unequaled In fac
iliiies for the treatment Of these affec-
tInns. NIL who are interested should
not fail 10 see these surgeons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19


Our hrslnen we're sRTssabhly surprisod
on shear roturn from the 6rs cA Monday
morning 20 iin1-tbat the ladies had not
forgotten thsm; but had coffee. tea, sugar,
cream, and crackers, all prepared where
with 10 regale them. About one dozen la
dies answered tho call Of the bell and were
promptly on hand. Among the number
were Mrs. Cannon and daughter, Mrs.
Upham, Mrs. Snrles. Miss Webber. Afrs.
French, Mas Irvine and others. We have
some noble and energetic ladies among
us. They mean To be useful as
well as ornamental. No fear Of fail
nro In a society supported by such deter
mined members. Surely such cause
will do good and no evil. Success attend
IL. CITIZEN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
a bad Kick.

While MIR. John Wren was hitching up
his teaha last Monday ono OF his horses
kicked him in his face, cutting the chin
open and crushing in the nose between
tho eyes, so that he breathed through that
timo our informant left Tuesday EVENING"
he had been insensible, and his case was
considered very serious. DIR. Leo, or Cor
wallis was called, and is now treating the
patient. Mr.. Wren resides i'm Orleans pre-
cinct. opposite Corvallis, and Is one OF the
prominent farmers OF that vicinity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
A Big stock.

S. T.. Young has just received large
and elegant stock of the celebrated
Dunbar and Co.'S PhiladelphIa
shoes. They are by far the best goods
ever brought to this coast and this year
Mr.. Young has bought direct from the
manufacturers and can give his custom
ers the benefit Of this advantage. Call
and inspect these goods before purchas-
Ing elsewhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
Opposition.

We understand. on seemingly good author
ity, says the Salem Statesman that the TIVE
new steamers now on their way to Yaquina
Bay with railroad iron, will after discharg.
ing their cargoes. be placed on the Portland
aud San Francisco route. in opposition 10
the regular steamers now running. We are
not advised as to when the next steamers
are to arrive but We presume shortly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
DIED.

HALE.-0n his farm in Benton county,
near this city, on Friday, Aug. 18th. 1881,
WM. HALE, aged 81 years.
CHANABURY. LIN Brownsville, Aug. H.
1881, the infant twin son of f. j. and
Mollie Chanabury-aged s months and 2s
days.
We have laid the darling
Meath the cold hin sod
For our httle brother
Was called to meet his God.
DO not sorrow for bim, mother,
lie IS kindly cared for now,
He has answered soon tho summons
To which we all must how.
AFRIEND.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
Allsmplsl szgl

1
While waiting fo~ tue train Il The
last Saturday evening n pistol shot
benrd by several persons down ~
direction Of the railroad wood-hea. 49,
Immediately it Was followed By series Il
uneaIthIy bawIs. Jef Cline, ,Cass IInnph
rey and ice Webber finally went down 4.
soc what was The matter, and found Z man
On his bpees, in tho woodshed. and bIoosl.
s.Tf aiming frem bis mouth. In themidd's
of The rllroad track they found a reyol
yer with which the shot bad been made.
Matters looked a. II ihe fusn had Intended
to shoot him self and then fail on tie TRACK
in trout Of the ram, WHICH passed him
inst as the shot was made. The ball passed
into the mans mouth. knocking out sew
eral teoth, cutting of q part Of his tongue.
and lodged against the bone ~ the back or
his neck. Drs. Jones, smith AID Harris
were called and gave him the best possi-
bic attention, and the hotels not wishing to
receive him Rey. Rob't L. Stevens had
him taken 10 his residences. On Sabb4th
he was taken down 10 the residence OF
Rob't Brown, where ne viii be taken care
Of al tbs eonnty,s expense, providing he
cannot furnish any funds himself The
unfortunate man Is Hollauder namedAns
toine Ro4l1ngeT. He came here ab5u.
week before tho shooting took place, and
has no relatives or aequaIntaEces IN this
part OF The country. Iie says the shoot
ing was an accident that tho cylinder cid
not reyoIve, aud in trying 70 fix Il the hsl1
was discharged. Ills story Is n little
crooked, for the revolver vas la good con-
dition when picked up and worked all
right He Will not try 70 commit suicide
again, a. lac finds II hurts - si12ot im-
sslf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
Farm wanted.

We have cash buyer Tor farm who
wants to invest $1,000. He wants place
near good school, and doesn't care much
about the location otherwise. Wants a
good, fair house, good water and an or
chard. II the location should be stock
place near the foothills, would want not
less than 40 acres of cultivated land. Call
on or address Stewart q Grey at once.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
DR.. CO1ad killed.

The "oregOnIan" says that DIR. s. @. 8.
Cozad, once prominent physician OF
Roseburg, was killed in bar room fight
In Santa Fe. New. Mexico, on the Goth ult.
He left here about two years ago in COM
pany with DR.. Harry Lane, aud was
killed on the same day that the latter left
Texas for his home here. DIR. Cozad
located in this city several years ago, bat
his habits were such that he could not
work up good practice, and he finally
left.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

We have recsived two communications
for publication this week-one from Scio
and the otherfrom BrownsvilIe,and neith-
or had the name of tine author attached.
We like very much to receive letters for
publication. but we must In all cases have
the names Of the author. Ifyou wish 70
write undera ''nem dc plume It wiz be
all right, bnt your real name snnst be
known to Us.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
Dinner for "rwo mis-.

Don't go home hungry when hauling wheat
to town. At JAS. Mady's restaurant you
can get roast beef, pork, veal or cerned beat.
four different kinds Of vegetables, one oup
of coffee, one piece of pie and bread and but
ter for twenty five cents You cant afford
to bring lunch along with you when grub
is 50 cheap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
P. H. RAYMOND. P. NJ.
SoiIcE.
B0RN.

JORDAN. Near this city, on Wednesday.
Aug IL, 1881, TO the wife Of VIM. Jordan
Ia boy.
SIMPSON. I'm this city, on Sabbath. Aug.
l4th. 1881, to the wife of c. ID. Simpson
IA girl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

To Waosa II -Hay Canecta
We. the undersigned. while engaged n
doing a general grain threshing business
with steam thresher during the present
season, win take due care 10 prevent asri-
dents occurring from fire but viii not be -
spensible shoull any occur.
J. A. GnAorE : 10.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
nI.hop KayanausA.. Appelnlmsal..

Bishop Kayanaugh, of Louisville, Ken
tucby, will preach at the Herren school
house, near Monroe, on Sabbath, Aug. q
at II o'clock aud at Junction at 7:sO o'clock
on the nezt day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
steamer. from san Francisco.

Either the steamers estate Of Califor-
MIA, "Oregon" or "Colnmbia" will leave
San Francisco for Portland on the follow
Ing days during August and September:
Aug. 18th, oath, 20lh; Sept. Sd, 9Th, 18th,
18th, 28d, 2eth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
Letter Linl.

TheIonowing IL the lisa OF letters remaining
In the Post Ofiice. Albany, Linn county, Urs'
gon, August Is lssl. Persons calling Tor tiiuee
letters must give the date on which they .sere
advertised.
Jensen, Kristlan Price, Edmond
Martin, Lizzie & shackieiord, Miss Ida
skinner. Gilfsrd
P. II. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
S0TICE.
Notice i hereby given that al parties in,
debted me by note or account must satiSfa0'
terily arrange for the settlement Of the sam.
by Oct. lst, and save cost as can remain
n longer than that date.
L. KLINE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

An aromatic combination for the presef-
Vation of The Teeth aud Gums. II is fsr
superior 10 any preparation OF the kind ia
he market. In large. bandsonl4 opal
pots, price so G ,nts. For sale b3 Fsshay
& Mason, Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

THIS PAPER nay pga nc e found Len On sls e Geo
Advertising Elreau % Spruce Sc where advertising
; attracts lnay be n.a.le fae Il N NEW YORK;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

AiI Tratas daily. except saaday.
NorIcR.-On and after this date regular
tickets will he sold at our ticket office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles. umatilla. Wallula,
Walla Walla and Ainsworth.
WILL. II, RIcE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
u < q. X. X. Co.
albany. June 18Th. 1881.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

.. Il 4. n. R. TIME TABLR.
Albany station.
DgPARTERg oF TRAINS.
ROUND NORTH.
fRElGHT TRAINS = eco A. H.
nan na.,., Arrives at ilsta A. n.
tNfAtS Departsal 1s:eS r. n.
RoUNR SOUTH.
MN np.., Arrives at iisls A. N.
'tz n NJ Departs AZ ls.0s 2. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN : asS0 T. M.
ALBANY EXPRESS Arrives At ass p II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

best 20. bsFrow money, and gsu
do it If Jon can possibly helr i,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

Harvest sands are scarce and command
good wages If : man tells you now he
szn't gss ssalh. put him down Immediately
a. one II those who shall have thier part Ia
the ''lake that burneth with FIRE and brim
stone according to the King James edition
A man named Jas. Parrish, who has beer
at work for sometime over in Benton county
got on jam here last Monday. and while
lying in q drunken stnpOr had so taken
from his pockets. He viii probably drink
something else than corn juice hereafter.
Rev. I. B. White informs us that there
is considerable rust near Iryings in Lane
county, and also little of it over in the
Long Tom country II is only in patches
Of sn acre or 50 aud seems to affect the early
sown spring grain worse than any other
A committee appointed by the Coffee
Club were on hand promptly at No Onei
epgine house last Monday morning aud had
the coffee steaming hot when the boys re-
turned from their long ran to the fire.
Such kindness is appreciated by our fre-
men.
Mr. O. P. Tompkins. Of Harrisburg. has
decided to make change 10 bis business on
account Of poor health. Until further notice
be win sell all goods ID his line, stoves, tin
ware. copperwars ETC., at bedrock prices.
Give him call and secure some of the bar
gains ne is offering.
{ Farmers, if youread You know that wars-
lsoases win burn. Alreeds three have burn
ed this season ia the valley. II costs very
iietis to insure grain. aud then you are safe.
Call on Stewart and Grey and learn the
rats. They have six Of the best companies
doing business on this Coast, representing 9
capital of SO. .000, 900.
best 70. bsrrow money, and yeu
do It If Jon can possibly helr i,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-04

ness Tor our constables, sheriffs and
clerks.
He says, the "25-cent man wants
MS local bar-room." Yes, till his
20 cents are gone, then he don't
And nobody but 25-cent man ever
does want a local bar-room. Some
higher-priced men mistakenly
think the bar-room necessary nui-
sance, but admit that the commu-
nifty were better off without it.
This patriot is indignant because
CLAWS, Dutchman, is granted IL
cense to sell whisky, while Dave
Coghill, who feeds more people in
II months than CLAWS does in five
years, is refused" The Court was
wise In this. If any man in the
world is granted license, let it be
where there are none to drink and
be destroyed.
We are glad to hope that Monroe
has taken stand from which she
Will advance and not retreat, and
In doing so her "25-cent men" will
rapidly become "fve-dollar men,
and ye-hundred-dollar MAN
and not send to Staunton for Jugs
either.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-04
ChillicOthe, O.-Surrender of the
SalOOniSts.

CHILLIcoTHE, April 15.-The
saloon keepers of the city met at
the Mayors office this afternoon on
the invitation of our reform Mayor
General Hurst, for conference with
His Honor. After kind of love
feast it was generally agreed to close
the saloons on Sunday, and after
ten o'clock at night in the Winter.
and eleven o'clock in Summer. and
that no liquors should be sold to
minors, to persons in the habit of
getting intoxicated, or where OBJ
jections were filed to sales bv
wife or mother. The meeting
was private, but it is understood
that there was one saloon keeper
who did not consent fully to the
terms"
The result of the Conference an
nounced in the above dispatch
might, not inappropriately, be de-
nominated acknowledgements
farclca. compact, wherein the pro-
prietors of certain legally-declared
nuisances, upon their sacred honor,
IN Difference to the pious bigotry, as
they say, of the great body of the
people, agree with the powers that
'are ordained of God" to rest with
good people on the Sabbath Day,
said powers, so ordained of God"
agreeing that they may go on, fos-
tering crime, robbing women and
children, and killing the people,
the remaining six days of the week.
The "love-feast" part of the Con-
ference was certainly farcical. 1t
appears that one saloon keeper
stood out for his right to dispense
destruction seven days in the week.
The Mayor ought to appoint sea-
son offasting and prayer, with him,
and we suggest the jail as an appro-
pirate place for the meeting, if he
persists in defying law.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-04
Capitalists See 1t.

The following, from J. C. Am
brose's Chicago letter to the Pittsb'g
Christian Advocdte shows what is
being accomplished by the Young
Mems Christian Association, and
how capitalists appreciate the adj
vantages of temperance:
Ofthe twenty-eight Colleges in
Illinois eleven now have Y. M. c.
Associations. There are also TWEEN
ty not collegiate, and twelve other
towns asking organization. There
is room for them among the States
$50, 900 young men, of whom only
one fourth are Christians. Joliet
prison has received 400 criminals
in two years-all but seventy, young
men. At the Normal School, the
lay force this winter has led to one
hundred conversions. There is a
marked general growth of harmony
between this organization and the
Church. Here, at least, is a crop
ping soil which the Church has
ploughed around. For instance, it
is maintaining three reading rooms,
with bathrooms and restaurants at
tached to some, exclusively for rail
road men. The leading roads con-
tribute each $50 monthly. Baths,
meals and hunks are served at cost,
enticing hundreds of tired men
nightly to be clean, to eat and sleep
we'll, and be weaned from the sd
loon. The railways confess that
Christianity is capital con-
ductor. The independent lately
laid it's westward specs athwart
its nose and beheld the Iowa
Central join the Temperance ia
natics," by "prohibiting conduct
ors, engineers, station agents, and
other employees Of the company
from smoking or drinking whis-
key, ale, beer, cider, or other intox-
icating liquors while on duty, un-
der the penalty of discharge or sus-
pension from service" But she
might have seen the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway enact the
original of this law thirty months
ago, with a clause against saloon
visiting when off duty. And its
employees keep this pledge. Pro
hibition prohibits when fifty looked
after.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-04

No APPARATUs.-The Martins
burg Independent notes that the
Legislature made it the duty of the
Professors of Chemistry at the
State University to analyze any
specimens of fertilizers, and make
free report thereon for West Virgin
la farmers, but failed to provide the
necessary apparatus and chemic-
ais.
Well, isn't that ''korrect ?" When
a man hires another to do a job,
don't he expect him to furnish his
own tools. What's chemical man
worth, if he hasn't got kit, COM
prehensive enough to enable him
to hew all the fertilizers the farm
ers may bring him, to pieces in a
minute?