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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

In distress, wa.erlogSed came in a. low tide and
VAS saved. with only f8resai left this Ia ISIS
Fau account IA G2zette 81 that year.
1t would not be difficult 10 trace
the causes of the decline Of what
would seem to he according To the
above table, the beginning OF -four
ing commerce. The length of this
article precIudes it. It may be stated
however that tho failure Of the lum.
bermen on the 1aquina To connect
themselves with the ring played
a part in the drama. The persistent
Misrepresentation OF rival localities
have contributed their share ID the
result. A happy go-luckv disposi-
ton on the part of men living
en- the Bay 10 ttwaIt for the
railroad, instead of produc-
ing fat cattle and good butter and nu-
sritioas hay ON their claims has had
something TO do with it, Il IS to he
hoped however that a better day is
dawning on this locality 50 rich in
possibilities. Live and let live is a
good rule for communities as well as
individuals. Senator Slater recently
wrote a letter in which he alluded to
the fact that when further appropria-
tions are asked OF Congress he will
be required to make an exhibit of the
commerce Of this section. Let the
Senator bear in mind that the pres
ent policy of the government is not
restricted to feeding fat the plethorie
maws ef the metropolis, the keels and
sails Of whose ships already alternate
~ vex and wiIiten the seas that lave
-s5he ports OF other continents. One
OF Americas most distinguished citi-
zens formulates the rule otherwise.
Gen. Grant in a recent letter SAYS.
tsOur experience in the e. S. has
been that wherever we can find inlets
that can by the expenditure Of money
be made to admit large vessels, 1t is
to the advantage Of the whole coun-
try to enlarge their capacity 20 as TO
admit vessls, and instead of being
rivals and in competition with well
established and old ports it only
seems to increase the business of the
old ones. The United States now
expends millions of dollars annually
in improvements Of harbors and max
ing additional oles. She is 1T this
time expending large sums in tie
creation of four new haroors in Texas,
in addition to the expenditures for
the improvements at Galveston, the
only harbor in that state now admit
ting vessels OF considerable draft"
| have italicized few words in
Gen. Grants letter. 1t seems to me
ii, Il this ought TO be conclusive in
these premises. Here is harbor. the
current testimony Of all unprejadiced
persons familiar with it being in fa-
v0r of It's accessibility TO the wants OF
a growing state. Quite recently
Captain James McGee, OF the .Co0s
Bay tug Escort entered Yaquina Bay.
! am Informed on what consider
good authority, that Capt McGee
said that Yaquina Bay had as much
water as Coos, and he would not hes.
itate at a favorable state of the tide
to undertake to tow out a vessel draw
irg sixteen FEET OF water. Captain
Alien and Captain Guss, of Coos Bay
at the same time bore similar testf-
mony. But these are matters which
viii be presented more in detail to
Congress at the proper time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

Ix 22i towns and cities of Massa-
chuse.ts no licenses are granted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

Look at life as it is; not a dream, but
a living reality; not a brief sojourn,
but continued existence. Every act
casts It's shadow upon the future.
Every thought is link binding time
to eternity. Every moment is 4 seed
whose garnerIng shall he our io1nlor-
tai destiny.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01
/, flrss go . enssr she hareor.

In distress wa.erlogged, came IN ~ low tide ans
saved with only t5resal left this was Ia ISIS
Fun account ia Gazette of that year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

.All moral excellence is based upon
four primary principles or rules of ac'
ton; self-knowledge, self. government,
self-discipline and self-denial. These
are the elements OF moral character,
and thorough understa ndlng of them
Is the foundation of all self-improve-
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

'erhe man without purpose is like
ship without u rudder--a walf, a
nothing a no man. Have II purpose
and having it throw such strength OF
mind and muscle into your work as
God has given you"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

Sidney Smith once rebuketi q swear
ing visitor by saying: Let Us assume
that everything and everybody are
damned and proceed with our subject.f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

N.me vessel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

WeHty dcTef5 Ol IdftHt udS Supp1fteal
wife and raised family of or
children, has orchards, cows, and
whatever else Is necessary to cum
fort and ease, and gives hi. guests ripe
blackberries of perfect growth aud
favor iu November, and garnishes his
Christmas dinner table with strawber.
rie5 and cream.
In the matter Of paJturage. 10 Jk
at some hillside. as you 20 up or down
the river. Sec that space of 5 or 10
acres green as an emerald In Noyem-
Der, while all around it the dead fern
sprawl limp and lifeless, but still not
unsightIy for all that. You will learn
on inquiring that il was only neces
sary to burn the dead fern and scat
ter the grass seed aud turn the cattle
and sheep on the tract when the grass
had its first growth, to keep il down,
and in two years you have your or
chard or velvet grass. Don't be
alarmed at the rolling nature of the
ground. Sleeper hills than these,
excepting of course the stecpest, are
cultivated the year around. As for
tide lands they need ditcting as all
tide lands do. Here moreover
are hazel, alder and wild cherry
cepses running off at tangents
up some ravine. I have seea such
land reclaimed in S lnla Cruz county.
More fertile or more picturesque
homes cannot be carved out of lands
Of any description. In such places
the best fruits OF Oregon are yet To-
be raised. On these hills will yet. be.
found dairies, the butter and cheese
from which viii compete with any
IA the world.
In ono sense Of the word it Is
, 1881-02-05
The Northern Pacific Railr Dad Co.
x.,iee 10 settler. On Railroad Lass..

WHEREAS THERE ARE CONFLICT
w ing claims Of settlers for preference right
to purchase from the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company lands now being offered for sale by
said company, and
WHEREAS, 1t is the desire Of said company
that equity should be done in determining said
rights, / have appointed . commission consist
ing Of Chas. VI. Patterson, p B. johnson and
FB. Whitman to hear and determine the
riehts Of said conflicting claimants for lands
be.ween the South line Of Townships Eight,
North and the Snake river. In sdjudicating
aid claims substantially the same rules viii
hold 4. govern in conflicting pre-emption claims
before the L. 8. Land Department. Said COM
mission will be furnished with all the records
affecting said conflicting claims, and upon hear
iny the testimony, the decision thereon viii
be final
Parties knowing themselves 10 have claims
in conflict with Others are requested 70 give no
t;ee Of said conflict 10 Chas. NJ Patterson.
vhereupou notice for hearing viii be issued TO
be served upon adverse claimants, and . day
appointed for hearing
The expense attending the hearing viii be
Governed BY the rules adopted by the .. 8.
Land Department in conflicting pre.emption
claims. =. W. SrhhuCL,
da6-3Ot General Superintendent.
Union and Hat1inas copy.
, 1881-02-05

REMOVE THE SNow.-The Street Commits
sioner has been going around to-day notify.
ing all within the corporate limits to remove
the snow and ice from the sidewalks. This
is all right as there is an ordinance to that
effect but at the same time the city should
carry out the programme by cleaning of the
bridges, strcetcrossings and walks in front
OF the municipal property.
, 1881-02-05

ALMOST DEowNEp.-As Charley Berg was
rolling heavy rock in the creek on Fourth
street last Wednesday, the bank gave way
aud into the roarin. torrent he went, head
foremost, but John q. Justice, our worthy
city marshal, was on hand as usual and
hauled HIM out with only bruised knee and
heavy ducking. 1t is currently reported
that while in the water Charley swallowed
two trout
, 1881-02-05

BLACK LEG.-The 6rea led black leg is
still raging on the Upper Burnt River, says
the Beciroct Democrat Many farmers have
lost the greater portion Of their young cattle
from the plague. Mr.. n. McChannahan has
lost forty calves and others are dying every
day. For the benefit of our many readers
in that section We would say that the disease
is carbuncular erysipelas commonly known
as black leg, black quarter and bloody muir
rain. 1t is blood disease produced by too
copious feeding and consequent unwhole-
some assimilation OF the fOG!. Ii Is confin-
ed to young cattle in coed thrifty condition
and is sd sudden and virulent IN It's attack
that remedies are uuavailinc. When ITS ap-
proach is suspected the danger may be avert
ed by full dose OF epson salts, four ornccs
for 4 yearling and SIN ounces Ter t"o.year-
oil As other cattle. ar even man, NAY be-
come infected from contract ~:t'' the 'iiSeas-
eel germs in the bodies g: animals, rhat have
died from this maIady. the careasses should
be buried deeply or batter still, "arned,
hides and all
, 1881-02-05

COMMERCIAL AGENCY. F. Brown, Esq +,
traveller for Edwards, Pckens & Fulton $
Commercial Agency which has correspon-
dents and as,ocit-c o.!ic.s in all parts Of the
United Safes. Canada and Europe, i. IL the
city ON business and has iavoI ed the STATES
MAN office with cali. Hereafter brth tie
Daily ari Weekly SrATESuAS will b. on file
at Their ct..e fcl Cal'ornia street, S..n
Frar,.i,,.n
, 1881-02-05
The HOFSe Asks.

How long dear master, o, how long. VIII
you continue to tie me in the streets and force
me to guaw the bark Of the trees when you
can have me well fed for two bits at Uncle
Toms stable On Third street, Walla Walia,
". T. S-3m
, 1881-02-05

The "RAoUET. society people IN
Washington, says correspondent, the As.
sembIy and German clubs are being reorgan-
ized and the dancing campaign is MAPPED
out. Fer one thing, the mothers and ;haper-
ones have agreed to frown down and dis
conntenance the much discussed and abomi-
uable dance, the s'raquer.' ANY young lady
Who would dare to execute the vigorous
Zone. tro, three, kick :" vill get herself re-
marked upon.
, 1881-02-05
NOTICE.

L. s. LAED OFFICE,
Wall2 waIla, W. T., Dec. I'd, 1850. !
To the Hnrs of CHAS. KITCHEN sid al Par
ties Who mey te Cenoe-ned.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN IN:
IL tered At this Office by VIM Kitehsn. ol
Walla walla County, W. T., against the h.irs
of Chas. Kitchen. deceased, for abA.dseiag
s. C. Entry No. 10, dated Jan. l9th, le7e,
upon the Southwest quarter. Section %. )Tova-
ship sN, Range 37E, in Walls Walla County.
VT, with . view to the cancellation a -!
entry the said parties are hereby su,nDeaed
% appear At this Office on the 10Th day d FEB:
uary, 1880, 1t 10 o'clock A. Il. 70 rsspsed snd
furnish testimony concerning said alleged ahao
'' Ell MORRISON. Register.
aIFX REED. Receiver.
, 1881-02-05

FORGERY Monday 4 warrant was
sworn ont before Justice Lacy charging Ho-
mcr Wolsey with TIE cri'se OF forgery.
Some time ago Wols.y drew NJ an order for
the delivery to bearer oi i certain team OF
horses and light wagon an'i signed the name
of Robert C. Scott to the order. procuring
thereon the horses old wa="n named. These
he brought to this city and sold to a Mr.
Stevens, appropria.ing the proceeds and
skipping to parts unknown. The horses
have been recovered and returned to theIr
owner and the only person out OF pocket IS
Stevens. Wolsey is Supposed to have made
!, break for Idaho and a warrant has been
sent in that direction to intercept him.
, 1881-02-05
A CARD.
IT. PALS sCn0OL.

The question is sometimes asked why our
.harnes Az, more than at any other school
TS~, az. not. The mistake Arises bacanse We
rve the price of tuition for double the tengsI o.
s;m. The school year consists Of forty weeks.
We in common with most Boarding schools,
divide the school year into two terms OF TWEEN,
~ we.k, each; thinking a continuous term OF
tvsnty weeks of more than double advantage
10 The pupil over a quarter Of ten weeks The
TEE SECOND Or EAsTsR TERN.
omen. on ThursdAy, January 20, 1850 fo'
sdmis.ion apply to the Principal,
70 a., MRs. LEaCEL H. WELLS
, 1881-02-05

Tsxn,rEs-Mike MeGOwan, the man
s.,;re- hiss gone down to Weston to make
his Sunday dinner of the citizens OF that
H. His tech would make no more I'M
.ns ne, On the cheek Of Westonite than
Pd Penld = ats claw on the smooth SIDE OF
nlow share
, 1881-02-05
Slayen's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preserr a.
ton CT the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior
to any preparation Of its kind in the market
In large handsome Opal pots, price 20 cents.
For sale by H. T. Holmes
, 1881-02-05


Having engaged the services Of On. q ~
verv best retouehers on the Pacific eoast, laeefJ
employed by J. W. Taber, the leading paots.
srspher Of San Francisco, ve are nov snahled
70 produce all classes Of work connected VIII
photography in !. manner superior to asy phe-
toxraph gallery on the Pacific northvest- We
have also engaged an artist in India Ink. es.y;;
on, water and oil eolors, and are prepared
to COPY al kinds Of pictures and tnl.fgs tAs
same TO any Eize desired, and hniah ths sans
in . style superior TO any heretofors n.0S
Our reputation - artists u guA..ntee sns. Z.
satifzctory. With our Improved instzcneaA
and facilities photographs can be take. N
cloudy As well a. in clear veathsr. Give -
call bkopHT . III.
Mia street, near the bridge, Walls walla.
W.. 19L17
, 1881-02-05

..'Tis m. t the whole # life to live
Nor ali of death to die"
'Tis raising cash to pay our bills
That worries you and |.
, 1881-02-05

We notice that Kimhall Son have remov
ed their Book and Music Store to DIR. Days
ne1 brick store, corner Main and 81 Streets
where they have opened the finest stock OF
Books and Musical Merchandise in the Ter
ritory. Everybody should call and see their
beautiful store and Goods Wifi
, 1881-02-05

R.yrlE-Mr. H. d. Chapman has receiv'
u , b,;dIe of the best workmanship from
,.,;.oner of the Nevada Penitentiary asking
r., "a r.tfie il eff. Mr.. Chapman dossn :
lnn I'm vho the man is, a thenams Is EVIDENT
y hao :" assumed oae. The bddis Is t'uiy .
work cf art
, 1881-02-05

LOVE PowDERS.-An amorous youth OF
PendIeton has been writing to the proprietor
of Walla Walla drug store for some love
powders. Evidently one of the bellies of tina,
burg does not reciprocate his affections.
, 1881-02-05

SraGEs.-The up-country stage. left on
time this morning, attached to six large, fine
looA;,s horses. Mr.. Frush anticipates no
trouble in crossing the small streams as they
rise rapidly and subside in the same short
space OF time.
, 1881-02-05
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the erron and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, ear
" decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., will send a
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sioDary in South America Send a self-a
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH I.
INMAN, Station ID, New York City. Ill
, 1881-02-05

EPizooTY-This disease is now quite prev
alent among the horses Of this vicinity. All
the horses At the garrison are affected with
it.-IdlkO Stussladn.
, 1881-02-05

ofr,rr.-The plans Of the new
AK iuil,lins can be seen at our Office
w ,,,. blush in saying that it will
It,Torabiy with any otter building
w. Walla
, 1881-02-05

CoMpLINExTAry-We are in receipt OF Al
invitation to attend the first animal ball to
be given by the dayton Grays" at Dayton
on the evening of February 22i. This COM
panv Is com,'Gs. Il of the very best material
in that city au,l VII surely mike their first
social ait mt S'i.;!cSS.
, 1881-02-05
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

r SHALL BEN WALLA WALLA THE
last saturday Of each month, at the School
House Of District No. ], for the purpose Oh
eI,mine Teachers, apd transacting such other
bu.ine.s as may properly cone bstG!s % me.
SupeiEfendent d Schools.
ses Wsus Walla County, W. 7
, 1881-02-05

PosIroxED The waitsburg party who
we're expecting TO have dance and Supper
here this evening Will probably not arnve
on account Of the disappearance of the snow.
, 1881-02-05

,,.-,r Ia>s.-rr. J. D. MeCusgy has
from visit to his band OF sheep on
'''', r.,.t., and reports the loss as compar-
" - - Not more than hundred hav-
~. '.I,s.I.s world Of woe.
, 1881-02-05

-u,,s DRIFT Woop.-Men are wait
n lima MIL creek with pixies and hooks
-. 81. drift wood that is coming down
70 y The wood IS about as good as some
sf'l.' .rl-. Iii an the streets OF late.
, 1881-02-05

THANKS We are in receipt Of All i:ivit-.-
tim L, attend :. grand bali to lie given at
Weston O.. Feb ~ Possibly, rha weather
ptrmittins, We Will go.
, 1881-02-05

TAX LowEI Kp.-The tax on dogs has beer
lowered from three dollars 20 one dollar.
This amount should be paid without Any
grumbling.
, 1881-02-05

TO ox.-The Boston Gtobe says Michigan
has produced pig with a trunk- Thi:
thing should be checked.-Ne,rs Letter.
This might entail pig expenses.
, 1881-02-05

r,. gsoyErEp. Most OF the ties and
,.r., by The breaking Of the boom at the
..5s Yakima have been recovered.
~ .yu,,l,r, Pacific company pay small
i.I,,,s ~ "a persons who pick them up
, 1881-02-05

-, Pm rE,cr-Mr. Geo. H. Smith
,.,,-I contract from the Northern
= ..-,n,ay for Getting out their mil
az. .:,rai--. The work viii be done
- al Z ...e y ahiina river.
, 1881-02-05

a~rgr QcEsrroS,-A correspondent
ne verses entitled: What are
'''a' b,,I, sayine," We give it up, un-
;ss !l.' .S,- ,bis weather Is too blasted cold
:--tcn.
, 1881-02-05

..srrgIy The SrEiNG.-The Rev.
Va. %.,i. b., received letter from bishop
NJ -.b the inform that he will
p, o.. 10 'he spr1nE.
, 1881-02-05

The DEATH LIsr-Mr. Geo. Stewart ar
rived in Boise the other day bringing the sad
;,tellirepce of the death Of Merit Kelley,
Edward A. Kelley, man known as Scotty
and another named Casey, all Of whom are
known in this city and have many frend'
Throughout the upper country. The unior.
innate men were buried in snow silde AT
C,lsn. and could not be dug out before
Jsatb ensued. Stewart reached Bose oy
tSa nse of snow shoes and had rough triP.
, 1881-02-05

Webfoot Oilcures the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or colo, that the little ones
are subject TO, IS 6m'
, 1881-02-05

FORCE OF CIEcrNsTAScEs--o"ih 10 lne
,,sss of work and the latcness OF the hour
:, which the notice WIS brought IN, We are
,ow,sllsd to carry over until next week a
large advertisement OF MessIs. ponen. .,a.. ANY.
Marum. calling attention 70 theT grem I'.
.ncs sale of Winter goods which Viii begin
~ once
, 1881-02-05

Wsbfoot Oh cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes, warranted.
, 1881-02-05

MORE REyr.-The rent Of the building
used by the Hook L Ladder Company has
been increased 10 $40 per month.
, 1881-02-05

wr, gsgoyk-As soon as the gap in the
bod, sl,ssd. the office OF the superin-
u. = tbe o. L. & \. Co. will he re-
--.l,,,bs palles. This gap will probab-
,lissn,.I.I bv the 18th OF March.
, 1881-02-05

RAILROAD ACcIpENT-On the evening of
the 10Th a train running on the Puyallup
division Of the North Pacific road came to
grief in a somewhat remarkable manner,
says the Standard While crossing the
bridge near Tacoma, built over the tide
lands, the structure suddenly gave way, pre-
cipitatng the locomotive and baggage car
down in the sal; marsh below, but Fortunate
" lid not do any further damage The en-
giueer fireman AMI o,.e brakesman went
down with the train, but escaped injury
At last accounts the train was sticking in the
mud
, 1881-02-05

When you order your next tea go to Colts
and ask for the brand that has caused such q
sensation; this Is it, and see that you get it
, 1881-02-05

TrxRs.-Times must undoubtedly Be good
judging from the great amount ef printing
execatsd by the STAIEsGAS printing hosse.
, 1881-02-05

Webfoot Oil is sure cure for Dyptheria OF
ore Throat.
, 1881-02-05

District Court SunAons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, (sa
County Of Walla Walla,
In the Diarict Court Of the Territory Of HaaA-
inoton, and for the Ftrst Judieiot Dtstrses
Thereof, holding fermI At RaRd Raitd, FsRs
NaNa county, IN sa;d Terissry-
The Oregon Railway & Navigation Company.
Plaintiff, rs. E. K. Gates, Dsfsndant
yTyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To L. II. GATES, Defendant: Yos -
hereby required TO appear in An action SssoeAs
against you by the Oregon Railway Nevise-
ton Company, Plaintiff. in the District Ce.ss
of the Territory of Washington, and fer tAS
First Judicial District thereof, holding tsrns
AZ WalIa Walla, Walla Walla county, in aid
Territory. to answer the complaint of Plaisti1.
fled in WaIla Walla county within twenty
days after the service Of this summons. exetu-
siye of the day Of service, If served IN sa.a
county. IL not served in said county. but N
said District. in thirty days. If served In AZ
other Judicial District in the Territory. n
forty dsys. If served by publication, within
sixty days after the date of this summous. oe
the said Plaintiff will take Judgment Against
YOU ly default. according To the prayer Vi tns
complaint
corer of Defendant the sum Of So, gold coin.
being for groceries and provisions furnishsdsaid
Defendant at his special instance and request
during the month Of December, 1880. and fo1
feeding and taking care of horse Of ssid
Defendants at his special instance and request.
Witness the Hon. s. c. WIyeARD.
Associate Justice Of the Suprens
sD.mms Court Of Washington Territory.
sas and Judge of said Court. and The
Seal thereof affixed, this 18th dsY
.ssJanuary, A. d. 1881.
~. A. REEVES AYRkS,
SCATON & &"kOWLEY, Clerk.
P'nstifs Attorneys. 4-oW
, 1881-02-05
SPIRITUAL MESSENGERS

of holiness, who were under the control OF
Davis. | learned from Davis himself the
falsity of his doctrines, he said that he was
full OF the spirit, and that everything should
be filed with the spirit. | told him that it
was reported that some OF the girls had had
children hv hlm and he denied L. | also
informed him that he had attempted 10 take
advantage of 4 girl, thereby trying to get her
To submit to his viii. He thsn said that
they had agreed to submit to his will, and
that he had gone so far, but hal not taken
anv advantage But the report was that he
tried TO 81 luce her, and she would rot sub,
NIT. and DAVIS then told her that Others had
done 50. and III that way tined TO
, 1881-02-05

MANUScEIrT-He came in yesterday and
taking seat at the desk asked, well, what
shall write about ," We told him that he
hal better right about face. When he left
a small piece Of manuscript WAS found on the
desk, and the fellow had apparently followed
directions, for he wrote: The city editor
has lots of cheek.
, 1881-02-05

Ink Baker is lying quite sick at
SO - pr Blalock's with fever.
, 1881-02-05

MIR. John Haliey, Jr-, OF the
S,are Line, is IN the city
, 1881-02-05

NIFTY PER CENT SAVED By HAy
ing your job pRiinfins doas at the SfArn
1Ay Oaice. Cau and exaniDs nnpas.
, 1881-02-05

Wesxpot Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
ily. It speaks for itself
, 1881-02-05

r,.u,. HlusYLr.-Mr. J. b. Abadie,
:, a .,,lyr Of this country, who left for
r-,,. .orae time ago, writes that he is en-
!, ',riDg himself 10 the fullest extent. At the
=. nus 4 writing he was in the Pyranees-