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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-07

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y ital not required. We will furnish you
every tnlng. SO day and upwards easily made
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WI eIaily new workers wanted once. Many
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July 5, 11:4O a. m

President Garfield has none of the
unfavorable symptoms that were evi-
dent at this time yesterday and it is
hoped that a repetition of laat p. m.
may be avoided.
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VERY LATEST
WASHINGTON, D. c.,

July 81 A. NJ.
President Garfeld's condition still
favorable. Pulse gradually going
down, and attendants spirits raising
accordingly. Still no vomiting and
no increase of symptoms of fever.
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PARsoN NAsBY is sojourning in Eu-
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The Chillieothe Gazette speaks
pretty plainly about the miserable
farce recently enacted at that place.
1t says:
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ROASTED COFFEE.

For sale by all leading Grocers in
Jackson, O. 9junS1-3m
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[Ironton Register please copy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-07
Easa1ines.

Ha-1per. Nagasiss for October Is re-
maTkai,le number. both for the beauty
OF its illustrations and the interest and
impo rtanee of IS contents 1t contains
the first or series OF articles on the
journalists CT London; another on tie
Telegraph OF to-day" aud an exceedingly
interesting article on the production OF
cotton. Another paper !: hich will be Of
special importance to people OF fhis coast
Is from the pen Of Judge e. G. Gordon
editor Of the Salt Lake Tribune, on the
"aiormon sitauation." Tesises this the
two serials keep up in interest and there
are several short stories.
"Ehrlrhs Fashion Qaartariy" for the
Fail season ofissl Is before us, and merits
word OF commentator. The number
Is tho largest ever issued, containing 10
large qnarto pages Of original and inter-
estlng matter, illustrated with hundreds
OF excellent engiavinss. The magazine Is
divided into two departments, both in
teresting TO ladies; either Of which, alone,
Is worth the trifiing subscription price,
or these tho first Is devoted to litoFaluru.
pure and simple. Tho second division OF
the magazine Il devoted tothe illustration
aud description of the current fashions
and so far as we are competent 10 judge,
the work Is faithfully performed. The
subscription to the magazine i only 60
centva year,or Is cents a cory. The pub
lishersar Enrich Bros. Eighth Avenue
and Twenty fourth ST., New York.
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a a4a Letter

casoo, Iowa. Sept -, 1881.
g. n. Stsssdrt. Ai5aHy 0rsgo~,
FRIEND CLAIn: I see by late mum.
beT Of the DENocRAT that you hav.
had q very unfortunate time Of IL
lately. Enclosed You will find n y.
y. draft for $500 To pay two years
subscription TO the DEMocRAT. I know
how much your paper Is needed by
the Democrats OF Oregon la general,
but by those OF Linn county In partic-
ular, and hope all wilf come % the
front now when their help II needed.
Keep right on In the good work.
The morning dawn begins To appear.
and bright Democratic sun will soon
shine for all.
Faithfully and DemocraticalIy yours.
X j. McilUGH.
Hach letters a. this Is enough 20
make even bankrupt feel like king.
Adversely seemsalnlost like prosperity
when friends come to the front In this
manner, and by kinds wsrds, and
something more tangible, assist us In
recovering what we have lost through
the criminal actions OF one whom we
supposed TO be anything but what he
was. We have received great many
letters Of this kind from different
localities Of our county and stete, and
they were net ell by any means signed
"Demecraticaliy yours,v for some of
our warmest personal friends are num-
bered In the Republican ranks. Our
citizens, or especially the young men
of the city, Will remember the writer
Of the above letter--Rod McHugh. A
more whole-souled, noble.hearted
young fellow never trod the streets Of
Albany, and we were very sorry to
see Aim leave for his old iowa home.
lie Is now In buslness back there and
Is doing we'll.
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The Smallest Men There.

County fairs are always sure to bring
10 light men so small that; unlike the
camel they can crawl through the
smallest needles eye. This last one
was no exception. He was there with
his girl, WHO Is said to be quite charm
Ing young lady. lie wanted to get her
and his horse aud carriage and him
self through the gate by amply paying
his own fare. OF course the gate
keeper objected, although we are In
formed that the fellows flowing mus.
tache did have an influence on him.
Then Mr.. Mustache got excited, when
a bye-stander, fearing results, offered
to pay for the young lady. and horse
and carriage II the former were allow
ed to drive. The lines were immedi-
atsIy handed over to the young lady,
when the couple passed through the
gate, nlustache and all. This is the
unvarnished tale as told us, without
any comments. ~
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CLAEB II. STEWART.


Defective Watch Cases are one of the
chief causes Of so many watches not being
good time pieces. The cases being thin
and not fitting well, admit, dust and dir
20 the movement, which soon interferrS
w ith the running parts ofthe watch Eeces-
stating cleaning, repairing, &c. and the
amount thus paid oat II applied toward
buying a good case in the beginning,
would have sayed all this trouble and ex-
pense. We have recently seen case that
meees all these requirements i having
been carried for over twenty years and
still remains perfect. We refer 10 the
JAS. BOSS PATKST STfFFEEED Colo
CASE, which has become enc Of the staple
articles ef the jewellery trade, possessing
as Il does SO many advantages over AT
other watch cases, being made OF twe
heavy plates Of solid gold over piate Of
composition. and we advise all our readers
/ 10 ask their Jeweler for a card or catalogue
that will explain the manner IN which
they are made
II is fhe only SIIFFESED CASE made
with two plate OF gold, seamless pendants,
aad center, SOLID joints. crown pieces &c,
all OF which are covered by letters patent.
| Therefore buy no case before consulting z
Jeweler who keeps the JAS. BOSS
PATENT STIFPESED GOLD CAsH, that you
may learn the difference botween i and
all limitations that claim TO be equally ~
good.
For sale by ali responsible Jewe'ers.
Ask TO see the warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't be persuaded that
any other mako ofcase Is as good
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HoIioway.s PiIIsand ointment.

Wrecks OF Humanity = Indiscrstions OF
1outh.-No object Is more soul appalling
than the premature sensibility Of youth.
daily Witnessed among the habitues Of
our public promenades, where may be
seen the terrible results OF disease IN lis
most Hightful forms Of the ghastlI and
candaveroas wreck Of manhood. fha de-
luded victims Of unprincipsl scoundrsis
who, by pernicious ncsfrums, have iIn-
pregnafad the systems Of their unsuspect-
ing and confidTng patients with mineral
poisons. For all uleers aud impurity Of
blood consequent upon such imprudence.
Hollowayis Pills and aud Ointment are
powerfully eflicacious. being composed
of rare balszms and vegetables that are
aniagonistic 10 all disorders Of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virus in the body.
They contain not particle Of mercury or
other mineral poison. 81
AETCAUTIoS.-N are genulrc
unless the signature OF j. HAYDocK. sur
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment
Boxes at 25 csuts % cents and 81 earh.
GS- There is considerable saving by
Iaking the larger sizes.
HOLLOWAY & Co, New York.
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II you are suffering with cough, cold,
asthma, bronchitis, consumption, loss Of
voice, tickling in the throat or any affection
Of the throat or lungs, we know that DR..
Kings New Discovery viii give you imme-
date relief We know of hundreds OF cases
it has completely cured, and that where all
other medicines had failed. No other medi-
cine can show one-half as many peT7adntnf
cures. Now to give you satisfactory proof
that DIR. Kings New Discovery viii cure
you OF asthma. bronchitis, hay fever, con-
sumption, severe coughs and colds, hearse-
ness or any threat or lung diseases, if you
viii call at
FoshaY aud Mason, wholesale agents Alba
NY ID. Morris, Scio DIR. L. Foley, Leba-
non DIR. ]. NJ. Powell. Lebanon !; ID. II.
Calbreatte. Bnena Vista Reafetto and Mon
tague, Jefferson o. h. p. Cornelins, Tnr-
ner r. A. Rampy, Harrisburg s. S.
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, HalseY !;
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
You can get trial bottle free of cost. or
regular size bottle for Sl.O0.
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The San Francisco papers had II that
Grey had absconded, but over on the
Sound Il was stlIl worse. They had IL
over there that Grey was tho party who
had been deserted, but the following
from the Seattle "Post" shows they are
getting matters Strengthened out i:
In our press report from Oregon last
week mention was made that Mr G. IL.
Stewart ran away from Albany leaving
many bills unpaid, as well as einbezzling
large sums OF money. This Il wrong. as
We earefnformed by private letter. Gray,
not stewart. Is the runaway, Mt. Stew
art, who was Gray's partner. IL a 3, avy
loser by him. and is an honorab q. np
right man. stsndiDg high, IN the COM
niunity where be Is known.
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worked among those cinders for half day.
We haYe a carpenter here ia town that
has all at once become so temperate that he
won't even use spirit level. Don't 60 to
guessing that IL IL DuAk Rankin il isn't
him.
Yhe Oliver Chilled Plow viii run and do
good work in dry ground when steel plow
cannot be kept in. They arc just the plow
you want for summer fallowing. For sale
by Samuel f Young.
Queen Victoria would buy all her grocer
les at Hoffman and Josephs If she lived IN
this locality. Their stock Is fresh and well
selected and you get the worth OF your
money when trading there.
The fair is over, and everybody seems
glad of it, but JAS L. Cowan's trade at
Lebanon. as steady as it has become, is not J
on the contrary, his present splendid stock,
has added wonderfully to his business.
Conklings life is liable to bo cut short, at
any mement by the assassins bullet but
Conrad Meyers stock of groceries is never
short. Everything can be found at Mr..
Meyers store usually found at a tirst-class
grocery aud bakery.
II you want the ightest running, most
substantially made aud best working plow
ever stuck into Oregon soil buy Morrison
and be happy. Eugene Buchanan has just
received large lot of them, also full limo
OF extra shares for the same.
Winter is now coming on and trapping
parties are being organized for the season on
the mountain streams Peters and Sox are
ready to fit out all such parties with traps
of all sizes They have the largest stock
ever brought TO Albany.
eanyonville must be terribly duh place.
According to the correspondent OF an exr
change the only things having any circula-
tion there are lies and ISLANDERS. As we
have no such commodities here it might be
well to import a few.
\ ghost was seen the other night near =
lime kiln as Buena Vista Il was in the
form of a white calf, and was OF an intangi-
BILE. unapproaehable substance. We win
wager that il the truth were known it was
only arehection OF tho bovine who saw it.
Visitors returning from abroad, as well as
recent emigrants, will find Ayers Sarsapar-
lila helpful in avoiding the hardships of Accli-
nation, and in removing the boiis, pimples
and eruptions consequent upon sea diet. Its
blood cleansing qualities remedy such
troubles promptly.
There is considerable theorizing as to
what course President Arthur will take, but
whatever his policy may be We have Il
from high authority that beer VIII ilow just
as freely at the Star Brewery as Of old.
Even il Blaine should insist on resigning.
Mr.. BeIlanger will continue giving that
sparkle to his beverage which has met with
such universal favor by the people OF the
Willamette Valley.
Henry Wizards arrival in Oregon may
hive the effect TO excite railroad men some.
what, but il can have no influence towards
from the rush to Jas. L. cowan's
store, at Lebanon. Railroad kings have their
place in society, but Willard, however i'm
Petant, can NOT change the habit the peo-
pie of Lebanon have OF doing their trading
at sfr. Cowans. They have learnedIthat they
oan get steady bargains there, and they are
not slOs to take advantage Of that fact.
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Frsa iapwnI.

Last Saturday We receiveda a very In
tcrestIng letter from that most genial
of fellows, George Furry. From Il we
learned that although the people Of
Idaho have no vote for President, there
was deep-felt universal sympathy
for the loss we have sustained IN the
desth ofPresident Garfield. The many
friends Of Pete Wilson here viii be
glad TO learn. that although he had
b-en with Dir. Furry only two weeks,
he looked quite like another man. aud
began TO feel like fighting cock. We
understand that Mr.. Furry. will start
In a short tipe for Sterling, H., where
he will take charge of his fathers
farm.
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q
along well at Portland, but still has wafa'
feeling for Albany.
Il. II. Skipworth, ESQ.,, returned from the
mountains last Tuesday. and looks much
better after his aoiourn away from tho
turrnoils of the city. He begins 10 rssom'
BILE DR.. Watts now In shape.
stratford sleeps at Blain's store. There is
nothing suspioious in that. but there IL
something suspicious in the contents of a
bundle found in his room. We won't tell
you what wan in il; you can ask him.
Miss Alice Monteith, at Corvallis, is ro-
covering from her late severe illnesa For
many days il was expected she could not
live, and her friends will bo glad to hear oil
her change for the better.
Nr. s. Il. Matthews. well known to tho
travelling public as the former proprietor OF
the Chemeketa Hotel. in Salem, has been
appointed TO succeed Fred Howard rs the
clerk OF the .Esmond Hotel, in Portland.
We were very mach pleased TO meet our
cid friend win Davenport few days ago.
lie II now tfhfctiHk I'VE eho S1eF $50 ~e'Nr+'
house Of Akin, Selling and Co.. OF Portland,
and makes first class drummer. His old
friends up here were very glad TO meet him
again.
Johnny Webber will be u gentleman oil
leisure for few days. He has severed his
connection with Fox, Baun and Co. and
win enter as an apprentices in the gas fitting
business in the estahlishmsnt for which his
brother.in.law. Al Church, il now working.
DIR. Hills practice isvery extensive but
his patients are not at all confined to the
human race. A few nights ago he was
called upon TO prescribe for dog. The
girl who owned tho canine thinks the dose
was too large or tho medicine too strong At
any rate il worked. but not like any charm
she had ever seen.
Last Tuesday Mira L. ]. Tate. Aisi Sarah
Condit and Miss Geisie Holmes started for
the Eastern States. .Mrs. Tate goes TO
visit her son and daughter. J. Terrence and
Miss Laura Tate, at Jersey City, n. j., aud
may remain there year or 30. Miss Con-
dit also goes to Jersey City, where she win
hereafter reside. Miss Holmes will visit
friends in New YORK, Vermont, and other
States, and viii remain in the East until
neat summer.
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rae l.a.s.. csrss. hand.

One OF the most attractive features
OF the exercises on Monday was the
presence of the Ladies' cornet Band,
ofAlbany, who discoursed sweet music
for the occasion. The bapd Is compos-
ed of the first young ladies of Albany,
who, by close attention to practice,
have become, in comparatively short
time, quite proficient players. Every
one was pleased with their music, and
the committee deserve the thanks OF
our citizens for their wise selection
Standard.
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I've or mere surgeon.

Who have been Travelling ia Oregon and
washin gion Territory arc ia no way con-
nccteel With ito Naiionsl Surgical IHstitu-
to of indianapolis, Philadelphia, Atlanta,
and san Francisco california, which Is 80
celebrated for tbs cure OF diseases OF the
spine, Hip, Knee and at joints, Paraly-
si., Club feet etc. We hope none Of our
numerous patrons and friends have IN
any way been deceived by supposing
tlIst they represent us. sonie OF our
skilled surgeons will In he near future
visit you prepared with every facility to
treat cur old cases and take new ones
All communications should be addressed
TO National Surgical Insatnts. $40 Bush
st San Francisco, Cal.
i'm. HIxKLK. Nd. RI.C.
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Il is painful sight to see young ladies
In their teens with wrinkled and pren1a-
turely old faces; nevertheless il is quite
common, and to any one who observes the
signs of the times the reason is very appa-
rent. Owing to the flaming advertisements
and bogus certificates, in which are used
the names Of eminent physicians and
chemists, the unsuspecting and ereduloas
have been induced TO nse some OF the so
called liquid beautitiers, all Of which are
used for any length OF time will destroy
the complexion, so that it will be next to
impossible to restore it. Mothers should
be very careful to see that their daughters
do not use these preparations. but ask for
and obtain Slaven's Harmless Yosemite
Face Powder, the cnly harmless beautifier.
For sale by Foshay 4 Mason, Fosters
Brick, Main ST., Albany, Or.
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Last Saturday some OF the sports At the
Fair Ground put up nice little job TO im'
prove the condition OF THEIR purses. One
OF their number, Fred wickwire, OF Rose
burg,is very icct OF foot, and - thoy rig
ged utsa little game and got some OF our
country boys to find a man that could
hea. him. A so bet was offered that their
man was "cock ofthe walk, !" but young
fellow named colwell. living across the
Calapooia, was put up against him and the
sports iost their money. They Fcre sure
wickwlTe could beat anything in the
State, but soon found out their mistake.
They have since bantered our country
boys for another raco for $500 q side, but
the money was made up 10 quick TO back
Colwell that they stock waser.f
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AHappy Couple.

Harry Upbana stepped into our sane
um yesterday morning bearing fine
lot of delicious wedding cake in his
hands, and we were q little surprised
to hear him say that he had been COM
mitting matrimcny. Well, Harry is a
a gsod, steady, Industrious boy, and he
has been blessed with the love of a
kind-hearted and affectionate girl,
and now ifthey do not enjoy lie and
live to greenold age it will be their
own fault.
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SOCIAL aso PERSONAL.

Iob't Jones. of Halsey. gave Us a call
yesterday. !.
Mrs. Helm was down last week visiting
her friends in this city.
Gus Staiger and family expect to com.
menee housekeeping this week.
Our Jewish friends all observed the Day
of Atonement by closing up their stores.
Miss Minnie Monteith is now writing ut
the County Clerks Office, and does good
work
Geo. Sill is having high old time over at
the Bay, SO the persons say who come in
from there.
J. d. Biles, prominently connected with
the o. r. and n. Co spent last Sabbath in
this city.
Miss Lottis Monteith went up TO Corvallis
last Friday on visit and returned on
Tuesday.
Ala Harris and Simon Seitenbach spent
the recent Jewish Starvation day"
Corvallis.
7. ]. Black, head OF the rattIing Halsey
merchantiie firm Of Black, Pearl & Co, was
in the city last Tuesday.
John MiIlard got back from the bunch
grass country last week, and is already
nearly civilized again.
Max Wilzinski, representing the cigar
house of Engelbrecht, Fox and Co., has
been in the city this week.
Thos. Munkers, of the Forks Of the San.
tam, gave US a friendly call last Saturday
He was over attending the Fair.
DIR. g. Willis Price has moved into the
Tate residence, and Gus Staiger win occupy
the dwelling yocated by the Doctor.
Abe Hackleman came in last week frem
the Camp Creek country in Eastern Oregon,
and Is now having a good time with his old
friends.
j. A. Yantis, of the Corvallis Gazette, and
Zeph job. cashier of the Corvallis Bank,
spent several hours in Albany last Mon.
day.
Ex-senator Enoch Holt. of Harrisburg,
gsve US very pleasant call last Friday.
He went home on Saturday after seeing our
great fair.
Mrs. Capt. N. B. Humphrey came over to
Albany from her fathers last Friday, and
returned home on Wednesday accompanied
by Mrs Kester.
Z. j. Willoughby, of Harrisburg, called
on us last Monday. He was down on bust.
ness. connected with the settlement of his
fathers estate.
Mrs. j. Gradwohl went down to Port.
land last Friday to attend the marriage of
Herman Zadeg and Bertha Meyer, which
took place on Tuesday.
]. +. Jones, of Shedds, starts for Eastern
Warrington next Monday en- visit to b {
daughter and will return next spring. We
wish him pleasant trip.
Ithas been learned since the fair that
O. G. Nc w. took the prize for being the
handsomest man. That accoants for the
blue ribbon pinned on his arm.
"Bullet" was down last Friday taking in
tie Fair. We hear some talk of him bsir z
advance to the position of Chief Engineer OF
the Oregon Pacific Railroad
Sam Cohen, the snyer's postmaster and
merchant, was over during the first of the
week, and while here dropped in on US and
paid for S. 90 worth of newspaper.
Mart Payne and family left last Tuesday
for California. going overland by wagon.
The trip we judge viii be anything but
pleasant at this season of the year.
Jas Mady has been very i'll for coup
of weeks. For few days it was thought
he would die, but he IS now reco yering W
ape glad to say.
We acknowledge call from DR.. o. ?. s.
Plummer, Of Portland, who spent several
days IN this city last week. Hs is getting
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DsssoLETIOx AoTwE.

Nosice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between r. Il. Hnmph-
rey and j. G.. DeVine under the firm na,ae
of Humphrey 4 Devine. doing > laundering
business in Waterloo Precinct. Linn Co,
ogn., at the Price and Nickerson old stand.
is this day dissolved by mutual consents,
all monev, notes and accounts due the late
firm Of Humphrey and DayiBe are payable
to r. r. Humphrey, who WIN also settle
all the firm indebtedness.
r.. r. HvMFHRgY.
j. G. DEvISE.
Lebanon, Or, Sept. Sth. 1881.
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Foana Agala.

During last harvest one OF the feeders
lad his watch run through . thresher,
and OF courSe nothing was ever heard
from 1t afterwards, except a few pieces
picked up. A few days ago while clean
ing wheat at Montcith's Mills In this city,
several inches OF the silver chain was
found in their cleaner, and they expect by
watching closely TO get enough wheels,
etc. to put up fine watch.