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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16


1sev. s. q. Irvine, d. D., ictnrned home
last week from tripto the Warm Springs
Indian Agency, and last sabbath evening
gave his hearers an account Of themoral
and religious condition OF tho Indians on
that reservation. This agency has been
under the supervision OF the United Pres
byterian Church for several years, and
The agent selected and rccom mended by
them was Capt. John Smith, Of this coun.
ty. ITO has twice been appointed agent
at this reservation, and has been in
charge there for fully sixteen years. Tn
der his management the Indians have
made considerable progress towards
civilization. They have farms, and raise
considerable grain, vegetables, etc /, and
In many ways show that they are 70 some
extent departing from their old customs.
They meet every Sabbath and hold relig-
lous services. and some Of them speak In
public in their own language on religious
subjects, and often lead In prayer. In
praise they use tho Psalms and all the
young Join in singing, having learDes 10
read we'll at the Agency schools. Some
OF colder onos will join In singing tho
tune, but rot being able to read English,
OF course their singing Is not very inteIlIgi-
BILE. Some forty or Gfty have united
with the church, and In various ways
show that change for tie better has
been made by their religious training
They arc very strict In the Observance Of
the Sabbath, and, unlike great many
Christians, carry their religion with them
when away from home. While here IN
tho valley hop yards they will not work
on that day, and during the Modoc War
an instance curred where they were
just as strict. The band OF Warm Spring
scouts which were finally tho cause OF
Capt. Jacks overthrow were ono Sabbath
ordered out on somo special duty by the
commanding officer. but they astonisbed
tho regular Office considerably by fatty
refusing 70 leave camp. Tbey did not
know that their refusal was mutiny, but
they did know that they had been taught
70 observe tho Sabbath, and they held
fast 10 their faith aud would not leave
camp until tho following day. Capt
Smith il entitled 10 great praise forthe
work he IL doing among these Indians,
and u Is great pity that all our agents
cannot be 80 true . their trasts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
A woapERFrL DISCOVERY

For the speedy cure Of consumption and
all diseases that lead 10 il, such ~ stubborn
coughs. neglected eolds, bronchitis, hay fe-
yer, asthma. pain in the side and chest, dry
hacking cough, tickling in the tilroat. hoarse-
hsss, sore throat and all chronic or lingering
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Dr. Kings
New Discovery has no equal aud has estab-
Iished for itself werld-wide reputation.
Many lading physicians recommend and use
il in their practice. The formula from
which it is prepared il highly recommended
by all medical journals. The clergy and the
press have complimented in tas most glow
ing terms. Go 10 your 6ru :gist and get a
hottie free Of cost, or a reguIar size for 81.
For sale by
Foshay and Mason. wholesale agents Alba
ny ID. Morris, Scio DIR. l. Foley, I.ebs-
non DIR. J. NJ. Powell, Lebanon ID. ~.
Calbrcatte. Buena Vista Reafetto and Men
tagne, Jefferson o. II. p. CorDelins, Tur.
ner II. A. Rampy, Harrisburg; 5. S.
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, Halsey
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
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CLAIB Fl. STEWART.
mAKuxr WATCHES.

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 dirt
la the movement, which koon interferes
with the running parts Of the watch neees-
stating cleaning, repairing. &c. and the
amount thus paid oIt IL applied toward
buying q good caSe in the beginning,
would have saved all this trouble and ex-
pense. We have recently seen = case that
meecs all these requirements, Il having
been carried for over twenty years and
still remains perfect. We refer TO the
JAS. BOSS PATENT STIFFKNED Colo
CASE, which has become ore Of the staple
articles ef the Jewellery trade, possessing
ast does so many advantages over all
other watch cases, being made OF two
heavy plates OF solid gold over q plato OF
composition, and we advi-e ali our readers
to ask their Jeweler Cor \ card or catalogue
that will explail the manner ia which
they are made
It is the only STIFFE>E0 CA~g made
with two plate OF gold, seamless pendants,
and center, solid joints. crown pieces exc-,
all Of which are covered by letters patent.
Therefore buy no case before consulting
Jeweler who keeps tbs JAS BOSS'
PATENT STIFFENEO GOLD CAsE, that you
may learn the difference between i and
all limitations that claim TO be equally as
good.
For sale by all responsible Jewellers.
Ask to see the warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't be persuaded that
any other make ofcase is as good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16

Misc sarah Condit viii htart fot New
Jersey about tho 4th Of next month, going
in company with Mrs. i. j. Tate, whose
destination is New York, whore her son
and daughter, j. Torronce and Miss Laura,
now are
Jos. webbor, Jr., has accepted situation
in the insurance otIico Of j. w. q. Cofran,
at Portland, aud commenced his labora last
Monday. lie was accompanied TO Portland
by his sister Ida, who viii visit at Mira
Church's for short time.
Mira. Mary Brown writes back from
0ttumwa. Iowa, that she arrived there
safely eight days after leaving Albany. She
was met at Council Bluffs by her daughter,
and after resting one day passed on TO the
end Of her journey.
DR.. e. A. Ilummcr arrived home from the
East last Monday, and looks well after his
trip. IIc visited New York, Boston, Phila.
dclphia. aud other large cities, and part Of
the result Of his tour can soon be seen IN his
increased stock.
Arthur NJ. Plato and wife arrived IN the
city fes days ago aud are nov stopping
At the Revere House. Mr.. Plato il TO be
tho business manager Of tho new store
which will commences operations IN the
Houk building in few days.
The Dalles Times rays Mr. w. A. G.
MeFadden. formerly editor Of the Albany
Heu.i. gave ia call on Monday last.
who Is this. Dra. Pottingsr. that is
passing himself of as editor Of the Isreid.
Some one Is evidently trying 10 steal a rep
utation.
Mrs. VIM. Nanee gave reception 10 tho
Ladies' Band last Monday evening in honor
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John N. Duncan. IL was
a very nice affair and the young ladies, al.
though they deplore the loss Of one Of their
members, are very gald she married inte a
family having such perfect knowledge Of
the culinary art.
Henry J. Clark and bride arrived home
from Newport last Friday, and on tho even.
ing Of that day tho iremen went out to his
residence and held little surprise party.
Henry stands up well under the carcs Of
matrimony. his warmest friends are still
able 70 recognize him for the distance Of
an entire block.
W. y. Scott and Mont Monteiih returned
from the mountains the iirst Of the week.
aad brought down with them seventeen
deer which they had gos away with. That
the venison was fat. sweet aad juicy we
can testify 10 as VIC received the present Of
fine ham ani some teAdor loinS. Scott
never goes out into the mountains without
bringing bis share o,A mowileh.
We were pleascd'to meet Last week Mr.
]. L. Stewart. Of Harrisburg. who Was
spending several days ia our sity. Mr. S.
owns the old Teal ranch in tho foot bills
eist Of Harrisburg. ths best stock farm IN
the Willamette Valley. and he now has one
Of tAe liness hands Of cattle this side Of tho
mountains. lie sYmpa.hizoi with as By
subscribing Tor an extra copy Of the DgHo-
cEAr 70 go 20 friend OF hist. II. Philips.
Newport. ARK.
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-Wrecks Is Of Humanity Indisnietions OF
Youth.-No object il more soul appalling
than the premature sensibility or youth,
daily Witnessed among the hsbitues OF
onr public promenades, where may be
seen the terrible results OF disease in its
most frightful forms Of the ghastly and
candaverous wreck of manhood, the de-
luded victims of unprincipal scoundrels.
who, by pernirious nostrums, have i'm
pregnated the systems of their unsuspect-
ing and confiding patients with mineral
poisons. For all ulcers ana impnrity of
blood consequent upon such imprudence,
Holloway's Pills and aud Ointment are
powerfully efiicacious, being composed
of rale balsams aud vegetables that are
antagonistic To all disorders Of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virus in the body
They contain not a particle of mercury or
other mineral poison. 19l
IMPORTANT CAuTToN.-N0n are genulne
unless the signature Of j. HAYDocK, sur
rounds each box OF Pills and Ointment.
Boxes at 25 cents GO cents aud 81 each.
R5- There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
HOLLOWAY & Co, New York.
Cyl.
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aaeisa, order Of :'aI,-s " .TGmsn.

Last Saturday tile officers OF william.
cite Lodge, No. 5. A. o. L. w. reeeiv-
Cd n check on r. Il. Morris for $1,000
drawn In favor OF Mrs. Eta Brown. II
being the amount called for by the
beneficiary certificate issued by this
lodge TO the late 81. V. brown, We
have great many croakers who have
talked considerably against the orde r
but such prompt payment ON the part
OF the order most effectually spikes
their guns There Il no use in talking,
the system OF life insurance Offered by
this order Is clear down 10 the lowest
figure. Some say why IL will cost
50 or $50 per annum t. keep up the
death losses la the lodge" Well, what
II ir does Even that Is cheap life in.
surauce. A man OF - or as years OF
age cannot carry life po,Icy tor 5000
in any good sound life insurance COM
pany for less than $40 year. There
certainly Is some difference between
that sum and the amount paid annual
~ by member OF the order of the
United workmen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
NJ sia silver wei

Prof Hurley writes from camp
Creek, wasco county. The location OF
the ''siivcr welr' or "Soap holes. 20
John Davis. OF this city. that he Is stir
at work mining at that place. Mf
Hurley is assayer Of much experience
and he stIll asserts that millions or
dollars will yet be taken ont OF the
''silver wells.7 Old picks. shovels and
other irons which he lowered int these
wells were taken out comsletely COW
cred with silver. He has been down In
the silver deposit 10 the depth OF As
feet, and finds the native silver in-
creasing as he descends. lie wants tc
go down TO the depth OF 100 feet
when he expects to find something
that will pay well. We hope to hear
Of those wells turning out tons OF sill
Yer before long.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16

Mrs fIouk this week plated Us uhder
obligations to her by sending US lot 81
bear meat and Clear Lake trout. How we
did enjoy the meals made from these two
Injuries OF course The taste fingered with
us for several days, but our regard for the
handsome and kind hearted donor will never
cease.
The terrible ravage made by fire In Mich
igan win not affect tho prico Of goods at G.
b. Montaguo's. Lebanon. He will continue
to dispose Of his stock on the same liberal
terms which have characterized has dealings
since his beginning business in Lebanon.
Ho believes that low prices aud largo sales
make quick returns, aud so is able to offer
frat class bargains TO hia customers.
And Iowa minister has queor system OF
prices for marrying. He charges four cents
pound for the groom and two cents for
the bride as his wedding fec. II thai We're
the syatem here ii would make the eaglea
fly from the pockets Of ono young aapirant.
at least, Ia this city while Que or two
Others who hayo an ambition in this direc.
ton. would get of for about a pieasnne
The person who eau bake COOL bread is
more to be enyied than princes. lie isa
greater benefaetor than tho founder of hos
pitals. for his art is preventive Of disease
and sickness. Conrad Meyer. Of this city,
Is entitled TO tho credit OF taking the greatest
pains and doing the best work Of any baker
in this part of the state, and is justly on.
titled to the reputation he ha, obtainei IN
his business
That was q sal case OF total depravity
which occurred at the lawn party last Fri.
day evening. An oil copper cent was
handed the fair gate tender. who. from it's
size thinking i. TO be four bit piece, gave
twenty-five cents hack in exchange. and the
abandoned wretch who gave il 10 her passed
in among christian psople TO enjoy the
festivities Of the evening We have heard
of sin before in all it's phases. but this is
the contamination Of wickedness. and breaks
the eanel's back.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
NOTICE

La advertising our fall and winter goods
We desire 10 call you especial attention TO
our very large assortment of overcoats of
all grades and newest styles. Also We
shall hereafter make aspseialty Of hats. caps.
In that line We have bought much larger
stock than any previous season and feel
confident taatw can suit most any one in
style. quality OF price. Or furnishing
goois department ia tho most complete We
have ever hal and shall constantly add any
new novelties that come out
l.. T.. BARS.
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The Lawn I.ar.y.
I. y. BLAIg.

The Lawn party held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Walter Monteith, was
a very enjoyable affair. Everything
was done by the members OF the Pr =
byterian church 10 make everyone
who entered the gates entirely at ease
Indeed, the grace with which Miss
Lulu Clarke took your two bits, wa
OF itself sufficient TO make you feel at
home. The pleasant lawn was lighted
by chinese lanterns, which soon sank
into insignificance when the full moon
rose above the L. p. Church. Three
croIuet sets were kept going; and we
understand the click Of the balls and
maIIets was heard until midnight
Ths receipts amounted TO about
=. 81 90.
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Beau.IraI closhs.

Yesterday we stepped into w. II. Gra.
hams new tailoring establishment and look
ed through his stock Of cloths. lie had just
returned from below and his stock which ho
brought up with him was the center Of at
traction. Truly we have never seen such
beautiful cloths in Albany before, and the
the prices which he charges arc low. A
young gentleman who wishes to dress ia tlis
height Of fashion, or il lie only wishes good
scrviceable Scotch suit, will do well to call
around there.
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"h Ie.arr Drag store Ia rsr.,aaa.

IL will surprise many Of "nr ciiixms 10
hear that Dr. c. A. Plammsr of this city,
expects 70 open up wi'el.ss.iv lru ostab-
lishment Ia Portland 10 f,w sUsas. but
such Is the case. lis trip tbr,ags tl,s East
was made with that intshte.,,. sud Aa learn
that i'e WAS perfectly .as,s-sfnl ~ ma.ing
tho arrangements ~hieh viii a,.ALir him 10
open cut whalouale drug store ia sur
metropolis sec"ad ia name nsx ia hasinrss
theFe. It's well known ba-iness Ahiiisy aud
energy viii Insure him suces... And wo pre-.
diet that il viii not be long until his house
will control nearIy the whole drug trade Of
the Northwcst-ccsss.
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J. a. Warner aud his surveying party
returned from the mountains on Friday OF
last week, ,havingcompieied the contract he
had taken OF running line across the Cas-
cades from point nlne miles above the
township line In Sweet Homo TO certain
point near Black Butte In wasco county.
This limo was 10 connec, the old surveys
on each ride OF the mountains, and IN run.
ming the line stakes were set every half
mile.
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a Runaway.

An old gentlemln and young man, both
supposed TO bo considerably under the in
suenee Of liquor. went into the Fair Ground
last Saturday and made good use Of the race
track. They were in two.horse hack, aud
after making fast time around the track once
or twice, their horsos ran away and after
clearing out about six panels Of fence, posts
and all, they ran into the grand stand and
busted up their hack considerably. Unfor-
tunatoly the two occupants of the hack es-
caped with little injury.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
Asslaea. In ,As gsrI. or.le saa,Iaa,.

Monday a very serious accident occur.
red in tho Forks OF tho santiam, which
camo very nsar resulting dIsastrously 10
tho partIosr affected by Il. II seems that
couple OF ladies', one oi whom was Mrs.
j. X. Thomas,-a boy. three girls and
baby wero crossing Hannah bridge. In a
wagon, when tho horses became frighicn.
cd and backed tho rear of the wagon oil
tho bridge, tho front wheels catching and
remaining stationary. Tho women aud
girls we're thrown 70 tho ground bouealh b.
q distance Of about twenty feet both OF
the former receiving severe shaking up.
while all three ofthe glIla had SONS bone
brokon.b by the fall one an arm another leg
and the other the cellar bone. Tho baby
was knocked scnseiess, aud was supposed
to be dead for sometime but IL now reeov.
ering. The boy, who was driving, niAnag.
ed 70 cling 70 the front OF the wagon. and
climbing up got on TO the bridge, receIv-
Ing only n good scare. II IL fortunate
that no greater injury occurred than did.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16

We take much pleasure in eongrAtalating
our enterprising druggists, Messrs Foshay
and Mason upon having secured the agency
for Slaven's Famous Yosemite Coleg7e.
Harmless Yosemite Face Powder, end Cali
fornia Pine and Eucalyptus Porous Plas tiers.
We call particular attenuon 20 the Encais p
tus Plaster, which Is takiug the lead OF al
Others The Yosemite Cologne has alrea. y
become household word, and all the ladies
the Face Powder. Fosters briels
Main St, Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16

FSshay 4 Mason this week received
$500 or scO) worth OF things celebrated
oye preservers or spestacles They have
several hundred pairs aud can suit any
one, and will sell at from so cents per pair
up o$s or $40. They have been Instruct
ed In the use of Kings celebrated system
for testing tho eye, and can solect pair
of spoctacles In a moments tims that Ill
suit any sight. Break your old pair oi
spec'a les and gothere and get new onos
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IMPORTANT ToFARMERs Z

We wish to inform the farmers and
the public i'm general that our Mr..
Baum has Just returned from San
Francisco, and brought with him the
largest and best selected stock Of
General Merchandise ever in Albany,
which we propose to sell cheaper
than any other house in the city, ,and
to convince You that We mean what
We say We W0uld respectfully ash
YOU TO call and examine our goods
and prices. A great many dealers
advertise that they Will sell cheaper
than any one else And then FAIL TO
DO SO. But VIE MEAN JUST WHAT We
SAY, AND WILL SELL GOODS AT BED ROCK
PRICES. COME ONE! COME ALL !!
Respectfully Yours,
FOX, BAUM & GO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
An Impor,an, Ss,les.

The party that took the old gold plush
collar from the front counter at the store
Of Fox, Baum aud Co. this week will please
return the sans immediately as they arc
known. II they do not their nlmss will
be published in the city papers
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To ,Ao Public.

]. A. Gross, proprietor of the depot
hotel, keeps one of the best public houses
in the State. His rooms arc kept scrupu-
lously neat and clean, and on his tables
can be found the best food the market af-
fords. Parties gong of on the morning
train can get cor 70 AMI cakes or an entire
breakfast just before the train leaves.
4tf
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The public Is hereby warned that an
imitation Of the Foster kid glove, nanufac-
tured from very inferior material. is now be-
ing sold in this market, aud all who want
the pure goods viii do well 10 call on us.
We are the agents at Albany, aud all who
want the Foster kid can find it at our store
Fox, BAUM Co.
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~ cHEERs.

Nien y,saF bsaff b0comes sal asd scar,
An.i you isag isF lniuse,liatr Fs.ist.
b. aol look - bias aud drsasy.
-, Hsss ssuk sNAy with grief.
i'ut east away that glance of jury.
And ~ithsat ons hoax u fear.
oo night dosn % Iielienxrrs brsvsFy
Aad gei sou fll Il gioutug berr.
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nay No oihsr.

No fruit dryer ever used in Oregon las
given such satisfaction as the Plummcr, and
this season with great opposition their sales
have e&celled all others. They still have
several on hand ready for setting up and
will sell them at bargain. Apply TO a. G..
Layton in this city, or to tho Corvallis Fruit
Co. at 1or Wallis
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Removal Notice.

". X. Graham s. Son, have removed
their tailor shop from the old location
to the room formerly occupied by Mart
Heftron as shoeshop. opposite Sem
ders q sternburg's, where they will be
glad to meet all there old customers
and hundreds of new ones
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seed Lack.

The Western Leader says that Dalles
Price, formerly Of this city, reports the find.
ing Of q mine OF stone coal on his land three
quarters Of a milo below PendIeton. The
matter has not been thoroughly examined
into as yet; we understand some parties pro.
nounce It genuine.
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AnLle Dl.leeA.sa.

Esther, a little daughter of A. Cohen,
this city, had the misfortune to dislccate
her right ankle a few days ago, which caused
her much suffering. u, J. L. Hill was
called and soon had the limb fixed up in
proper shape.
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All parties indebted to me are hereby
notified that have LEFT my accounts ia
the hands Of John Conner and q. +
Looney, aud that shall require fniinctli-
ate settlement Of the same either Is eesll
orssnoie. No other parties are authorized
to sestle for mo except the above.
A. , FAIRnkSKs,
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Linn County Fair.

The time for making entries for running
and trotting has been extended to Sept. Goth
at four O'Clock p. NJ, no entries will be re-
ceived after that time.
The Booths and the right for selling Pools
win be sold on the Fair grounds at auction,
on Sept 18th at . O'Clock ?. NJ, terms cash
in hand
J. II. Burkhart.
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All Trains daily. except Sunday.
NorIcR.-0n and after tlris date regular
tickets will he sold at our ticket office Tor
following points on Columbia river: y nper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla. Waiiuia,
Walla Walla and Ainsworth.
WILL. Il. RIcE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
q. 4 c. II. II. Co.
Albany. June 18th, 1881.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereDy -. -. -....s the partner
ship heretofore existing between G. II.
Stewart and A. L. Grey, under the firm
name Of Stewart & Grey. doing j general
newspaper aud insurance business 10 Albany,
Oregon. is this day dissolved. All money
notes and accounts due the late firm 81
Stewart and Grey are payable % g. III.
Stewart, who viii also settle al ting firm
indebtedness.
G. II. SIkzf1kf.
Alhzn1. Or. Sent. I. lsal.