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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
RREE or cosT.

DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
tioD. coughs aud colds. asthma, bronchitis.
is given away IN trial bottles free al cost 10
the afflicted. Ii you have n severe cough,
cold, difficulty Of breathing. hoarscnesa or
other affection Of the throat or lungs. by all
means give this wonderful remedy a trial
As pou value your existence you cannot AZ.
ford 70 let this opportunity pass We could
not afford aud would not give this remedy
away unless we knew il would accomplish
what we claim for IL. Thousands Of hope.
leas cases have already been cured by IT,.
There u no medicine in the world that will
cure one-half tEo cases that Dr. Kings New
Discovery will cure. For sale by
FoshaY and Mason. Wholesale agents Alba.
ny ID. Morris, Scis : Dr. l.. Foley, I,eba.
non DIR. J. NJ. Powell. Lebanon ID. NJ.
Calbreatte. Buena Vista Reaietto and Mon
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ner 4. A. Ranpy, Harrisburg s. s.
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, Halaey
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
4 DEMecR ar ExoxgRtFRD

On Saturday lasi Judge Boise co.-
Eiirmed the report of referee j. A.
kSlratton ia the suits OF the State OF
gOregon VS. um atkinds, which
completely exonerated him Of all
scriminal conduct while acting as su
IperinIendent OF the penltentiary.
THESE suits were brought for the pur-
pose Of recovering something over
$500, 900 alleged io have been nnlaw-
fully appropriated by him To his own
u.e. Thus falls 10 the ground one OF
the principal structures against Dem
|ocra;ic ascendancy erected bya some
what ton zealous legislature investl-
gatiag committee, headed by NJ iyor
Thompson, of this city. This uncall-
ed for. init In, olytd a cost TO The State
of several thousand dollars-no less
than six attorneys being engaged ford
the prosecution at one time or another
and there being some 800 pages o
testimony taken and IL considered
one of the most high-handed and
wantonly expensive trials ever trie
before an Oregon court. The decis-
ion of Judge Boise meets with a hear
ty amen from taxpayers everywhere
and should be lesson to those in
authority not 10 strain 1t to injustice.
These suits have been very expensive
to the defendant, and inashnuch as
the legislature did not authorizeth
he Is beginning suits
against the instigators of the charges
for malicious prosecution. Standard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
A Tribute 60 the bead President.

The show wlndows of the store OF Fox
Baum 4 Go. have been richly draped In
mourning Ia respect to tho memory OF
our dead President In one the back
ground II made up OF black merIno
shawls, upon which In large letters
made from white lace neckties appears
the words ave Mourn" The bottom
Of the window has white ground,
and In half circle which takes up all
the space Of the window, IL the word
Memory composed entirely Of black
kid gloves. At the bottom and inside
this word are the initial ~. \. c." the
the letrers being made from black lace
neekties. In the other window the
background Is white lace curtains, In
front of which appear black suits, or
namentsd with white kids, white satin
neckties, oio. The whole is skllifulIy
and tastefully arranged. and present. :
n beautiful appearance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
Aor " asd Ten,peraaee.

Grand Master Workman Barnes OF Ca r.
fornia has issued an order 20 subo ordinaie
lodges, wherein he has tho following upon
the subject OF temperance.
II again call your notice TO tho strong
grounds taken by tho Grand Lodge on
the subject of inte m peraneo. We are
having deaths from this evil quite too
often, and the habits ofsome OF cur menn-
bcrs arc not adding to tho reputation OF
either tho Order or themselves. The A
o u w, In halls, gardens, or other places,
where bars arc especially opened because
of such gathering under the auspices OF
tho Order, Is not only violation OF law,
but detrimental 10 our msmborship and
To our standing before the world. earnest
ly ask tho aid OF all true workmen to
FREQ orr institution from this evil"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23

The Republican party is becoming
The parry of population. In VIr-
ginia IFS members are hard at work
doing what they may to fasten the
stain of oi,lequy upon that state. In
Arkansas they are also at work, and
under the leadership Of the notorious
sarpet-bagger, Powell. Clayton, are do
ing what they can TO destroy the
credit OF Arkansas. 4 nice business
truly, Tor The party Of great moral
I.leas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23

IT VAS recently complained bv New
York hAlfbreeds that Vice President
Arthur retained his position as Chair.
man of the Republican State Central
Committee, but it being promptly
pointed odt that Secretary of State,
Blaine had not resigned the Chair
mansiIip Of the Republican Commit.
Zee IL Maine, lhe subject was hastily
dropped. Tt would be in better taste
in view Of tle relations they hold to-
ward the whole nation, If both were
to resign.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23

We take the following from the Jackson
vile Times, aud pabiiah il In justice 10 DIR.
smiths patients in this locality DIR. H..
}. Smith ot the Pacific Surgical Ins.isnte. 3O5
kearnsy street. San Francisco. Arrived in
Jacksonville Saturday and remained until
the following Wednesday. During his stay
hero hc treated number Of cases in has
akillial aud pAins.aking manner. eivisg
entire satisfaction. a rival institute at San
Francisco has sought 10 iajare the Pacific
Institute aud prejudice the people against
It 10y issuing circulars containing innnsn.
does bat no direct charges. NJ. Ryder Of
kerbyville. who had a child under Dr.
Smiths treatment. telegraphsd to one Of
tho commercial agencies Of the Bay City for
the truth in tho matter, aud learned that
the Pseiie Institute was genuine and bore a
good reputation. DE-. Smith promises 10
make jackson county another professional
visit next spring. and will 10 heartily vel.
coined.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
Dr,rn erraxs,DrSr e,Rr,r,n

At last the great suspense which our
people have been in Is OVER. Their
worst fears have been realized aud the
President is dead. His death occurred
at l0.35 on Monday evening, Sept.
10, eighty one days after he was stlick.
|en down by the assassin's bullet. From
every corner of the union, from the
|nolt tn. south, east and west, the tele-
graph lines bring expressions Of sorrow
|from the leople. Not alone from the
members of the party which electee
|him, but from all. The canvass during
the last Presidential election was warm
md many bitter things were said b,
! the orators of each party, but when th'
cesult was announced all personalities
,eased. anu the Dem loracy rec lsniz sd
Mr.. Garfield as their President, aud
would have done as much to maintain
bis right to that position as his most
devoted adherents could have done.
Now that he is gone they all sorrow
over his loss, and at tho same time
grieve over the fact that he was assassi
|aated. Ii is shame and blot on
our beautiful land that two of'our Pres
dents have fallen by the hands of as
sassins, and it should be the earnest
prayer of every patriot and lover .ol
his country that this should be the
last experience of that kind we viii
ever have.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
STRANGE DocTRIsg.

Tie Salem To,cn Tall says that
3Sergeant Mason at first sight OF
Giteau shoots ut him and he is
incarceiated In prison for it
The press of the county mnst be a
unit for Mason; that he committed no
crime" 1t would hardly be wrong or
unfair TO class the writer of the above
along with such criminals as Guiieau
and Mason. If he is not erin inal
be certainly is crazy, and should not
|be allowed TO run at large. lie will
soon be shooting some one 10 gain al
little notorieIy. The idea of the press
of the country countenancing the shoot
lng down of defenseiess prisoner by|
one whose dnfy it was to guard him isI
perfectly perosterons. Every one|
knows that Giteau's crime is great.
md hopes that his punishment will be-
ls severe as the law can make it forI
l,im, but it is the laids of our people
that they i've in Il couLtry where noI
,ne can be punished until after they
have bad fair and impartial trial
This thing of man taking the law
into bis own hand and attempting to-
shoot down prisoner is cowardly, and
those who conntenance the crime are
enemies to their country, and il their
counsels were listened to anil followed
we would soon have second Mexico
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
Summons.
liz he Circuit Court Of tie County cT Lima ~
L.e State Of Oregon:

Ia he Circuit Court Of tie County cf Lisa N
Lte State Of Oregon:
Lydia a. Ne9aeDe PHI.
John HeQaene Dest.
TO Join McflHss<, DsteRdoaf
IN THE NAblE OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. you are hereby required
to aplse-F and answer tue eomI,laitst Of
the above naIped plaintiff IN the above en-
titled Cont now on file with the Clerk of
saili Court, ON tbs first day OF the next
regular term Of said Court ia and for Linn
County Oregon, 10 vii, on the fO0fth
Monday the 18th day OF Os-tollsr I83t-
And you are hereby notified that bf you
fail 20 appear and answer the "A ia conf
plant hereby required the plaintiff
will lake decree against you dissnlving
.he bands ef matTiInony nav existing be-
tween you and the plaintiff and changing
plaintiffs name from lydia a. Mctlu4ne
= that Of Lydia A. Bilyeu and also giving
her the care and custody ct the three
minor children mentioned i'm the com
plant end FOR her cosis and disburse-
mems in this suit.
This summons Is published Dy order OF
Hon. 4 y. Boise Judge OF said Count
fSssie ~ ChanIbsrs I'm the City 81 Salem
Oregon S.-ist. 7tIl. 1851.
POWELL & BILYEU.
6vs AItys for Pi6.
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Summons.

In ae csremt conrt cfnse lslats Q, or>yoH Joy
Linn County:
s. n. SelS0n r15.
". p. Eel.on. Deft.
TO ~. II. Nslson, De(ezsdant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you are hereby required TO
appear and answer the complaint filed
against you, in the above entitled suit. on
or before the fourth Monday OF October,
1881, and II you fail ~ 70 answer for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply 70 the absvs
entitled court for decree dissolving the
marriage contract now existing between
yourself and said plaintiff; fer the care
and custody OF the miner child. and for
her costs and Disbursements in the suit
And you are further notified that this sum
mons Is served upon You by publication
by order OF Hon. X. r. Boise, judge OF
said Court made on the 9Th day Of Sept.
1881. directing that said SUMMONS be
published six consecutive weeks in The
STATE RIGHrz DEMOCRAT, pubIislIed at
Albany in said county.
bosnian a STATE,
GwG Attys iOr PHI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
rreelama.lsa Of .Ae es,erasr Of Oregon
STATE or 0REeoN,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,



Salem, September, 1881.
Our republic, the United Stats, has
suffered sad bereavement, in that our
|revered President, James A. Garfield,
who but recently was chosen its chief
.magistrate by the veice of free and
independent people, As no more.
On the 2d day Of July last IN the full
sigor of his manhood and career of his
usefulness, while enjoying the un-
bounded confidence of the American
people, under the protection ot its laws
and institutions, the only palladium
consistent with liberty, and relying
solely upon such protection, he was wan.
stonly and cruelty assaulted by AN as
ssassin, and after prolonged and lain-
sful struggle, his gallant spirit has s',c-
scumbed to the fatal wound then rsceiv
5 ed and taken its departure. On th.
Il 9th day OF September, 1881. at L1ng
6 6Branch, In the State of New jersey, al
the hour of l0:35 p. NJ, his excellenc,
sthe President expired. This shocking
Occurrence las occasioned widespread
s9grisf; has agonized the great hnma,
sheart of our conntry and has msae N
Scant the highest station in our common
wealth. In view Of this deep aud ex
ztended afiiiction it Is meet that fnnera
6rites be observed throughout the Va
zrious States of our Union rs lasI
ssolemn duty to our departed felln~ cit
<izen, ouT nonored and il.Istriois siaie e.
Imam.
] WHEREAS, TUESDAY, the 21tl, last:
fhas been designated Tor holding mrIno
Trial services suitable and apI,rnl r..,is, L
: the melancholy OCCASION, no~ there
8 fore.
/, w. w. Thayer, governor of the
state of Oregon, do hereby n,o~t earne-
silly request that rpon that dns sll sec
ular business be suspended in orlrr that
3 stricken people may unitedly indulge
in mourning the untimelY loes of their
beloved and esteemed chief executive,
.rehearse his virtues aud excellence and
offer mp their solemn invocsstions 10 the
God of nations for the prcsef S,ttion and
endurance of their form of govet ,nent.
In testimony whereof have hertun
|to set my hand and caused the seal of
.of the state to be affixed the day and
year above written. w. w. THAYEk,
Governor of Oregon.
b ! the governor
r. P. EARHART, Secretary ofSate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23

HERETOFORE whenever Presiden nt
died and Vice President WAS elevated
t. the position left by death of his su.
perio-, the incumhent has made radi.
cal change in he policy of tie party il
pow rr and in almost every case has
dol tied the course advocated by tho
Democrat PATTY. Atthougl. We like to se.
coAv. r,ia,,s to the Democratic faith We
sincerely hope that President Arthur
will not follow the example set him by
Tyler and Johnson. We don't need
him IL our business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
Fire aa she I'eniaentiary.

About u o'clock last Wednesday fire
broke out in the tannery on the penitentiary
grounds near Salem, and before it was ex
tinguisLed burned to the ground the tannery
chair factory and stove factory. These build
ings all belonged TO the State and originally
cost about $25, 900. The stove foundry was
run by Duval and Patterson, snd their loss
Is about 81, ,OO0 Jacob Stanley was the
owner Of the chair factory and loses about
$1,000, upon which there was insurance of
$1,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
gALL ELE1TI0As.

Elections occnr this fall in New
York. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia
a..d Mississippi The only State officer
t. lie elected IN Pennsylvania is the
Treasurer. III New York a f,,li State
ticket is tt, be slect4l, except Governor
aud Li4uienant- Governor, together.
~itL menhets of the Legislature and
four saesnl,ers oi Congress. Full State
tieke1s and legislators are to be elected
Virginia. Mississippi end Ohio.
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At the Fair Ground.

Hoffman and Joseph are going to be out
at the Fair Ground in blast with their can.
dy factory, aud will turn out red hot taffy
faster than all the sweet toothed people Of
Webfoot can eat it. They will alGo have all
kinds Of California fruits, cakes, pies, oysters,
cigars, ETC., and you cannot lleaye the Fair
Ground happy without calling on them.
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LEBANON ITEMS.
1 nnAnoN. se,l. 800. iasl.

bDAHoH, Sellts Zialy 1901.
NJ. Democrat
Universal sorrow IL expressed ut the
sad intelligence Of the death Of Presi-
dent Garfield. All share ia the los,
Of the services 10 the country of the
illustrious deceased and fgel deep in
dignation toward the assassin of the
chief executive Of our nation. .
q. ID. Montague bas returned from
below with the largest stock Of goods
be has ever brought TO Lebanon.
Mrs. NJ. V. Brown and Mrs. Amanda
Kester, visited our towngman Mr. }.
q. Cowan last Tuesday.
The average number of loa,ls oI
grain coming to the warehouse il about
forty por day. From present appear
ances the warehouse will be filled.
The public school opens next Mon.
day under the charge Of Miss Lou
Anderson. This is the third year Miss
Anderson has taught tho school and
during the entire period not n word ol
dissatisfaction has been uttered. II
speaks we'll for the teacher an all in.
terested.
Judge l.. Finn and Mr.. skipwortIl
gave us a passing call few days ago
A daughter Of Hon. +. G. Hamond
has been seriously III. We are glad
TO learn she is growing better.
Our business men say their sales
were never better than at the present
All seem busy and tho outlook is in
every respect encouraging.
J. n. Blick will open hardware
store about the ffst Of next month
This will bring another merchant "a
the town and vicinity.
Len.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
TTHE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

TIE Boston Post says tsat "Mahone
Of Virginia expects to have thu votes
If e, 900 Republican,, white and black,
and 10000 Rsadjnsters for his ticket,
and thus elect it by 1900 majority.
On the other hand, Major Daniel ex-
poets the votes of $4,000 Dem ,crats,
) ,0o9 white Republicans and $4,000
repensant Readjusters, which would
elect him by about $4,000 majority.
The Lord only knows which of these
men will he diaappointed."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
s:sOd Tempiar. IasIaiiaIion.

The following officers were installed in
Albany Lodge, No 3il, /. o. q. T., last
Monday evening:
Chief lTemplar-Chas. II. Wilkinson.
Vice Templar-Miss Amanda Rideont.
Sccretary-Dr. Il. +. Smith.
Ireasnrer-Mrs. Il. Il. Smith.
Marshal-l.ob't Crosby.
Financial Secretary Miss Clara Cowan.
inside Guard-Miss Mary Wheelor.
Outside Guard-C. w. Osborn.
Past Chief efTempler-Jos. Tyler.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
New Eyes for old People.

And not alone that, but good eyes for
near-sighted persons Saltmarsh and Lang
don have been appointed agents at Albany
for the Johnson Optical Company Of Detriot,
and viii this week receive full supply Of
their spectacles. With them they viii get
a patent eye-tsster, with which they can al
most instantly tell what grade of spectacles
will suit the customer. 1t is q novelty and
no mistake. Call there when you want
spectacles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
Ps.apeaea.ent Of social.

On account Of next Tuesday being ap-
pointed as the time for holding services in
respect to the memory Of our President, the
social, which was to have been given that
evening by the ladies Of Presbyterian Church
at the residence Of John Althouse, has been
Indefinitely postponed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
From the Willamette Farmerl
THE WHEAT rRORlEM -. HOLD FOR
ONE DOLLAR

SANrIAM, Liun Co, Sept. IL. 1881.
Editor Ifiilanstte Farmer.
Permit me through your journal TO
have talk with my brother farmers
ON what is our rights. First of all
every man ought to have fair price
for his labor and no more, that being
the case we ask: Do they get It, and
iii not, what is the reasonl This ques-
'tion we cannot answer in full this time,
.thougl we will try and probe the
Question as the farmers are concerned.
lst, There Is = ring within ring.
to control shipping, 80 as to make the
producers believe that he il receiving
all for his produce that freights will
lallow. II that is 40 then the ship
Owners are getting too much for theii
abor, and ought to do the work for
less money. 81. Can we, the farm.
sers and wheat dealer, do that1 j
think We can il We will hut cooperate
together, and here is how 40 can do il:
They have the ships and We have the
freight; now if they viii not take car
goes at fair figures we can keep the
freight and they can lay idle, which
would be better than to allow our labor
and the cream of cur soil TO 90 into the
pockets OF freight spectators. | want
every reader of tho Farmer who has
wheat to sell to report the number OF
tons he has for export, and say what
he is willing to take for it. | will
commence by reporting sixty tons
which | will hold for thiIty.three dol
lars and sixty-six and two-thirds cents
I(s33.66s) per ton, they can't
have il for cent less. Come, brother
farmers, let's hear from you. The mar
kets of the world Justify one dollar
.bushel, and more. and equity says you
should have il. aud il you will hold out
you VIII get it. The l,est interests Of
our state Is in yonr hands, and the
hands of our home wheat merchants,
who ought not t. allow foreign ship
owners to eat np our profits. So come
Ito the front and let US see how much
.tonnage you will pledge yonrsei,e. to
shol,l f,Y a dollar bnsl,el "A faint
. .htatt n'er won fair lady" anil let us
1havs n fai m..r>' canvrntion ~ snn as
e,s,ssi,,le rn consult tagcther s.d ia the
{ m.antime let every fsrH.ar ~h, has
sno,ey loaned tn hi- brother farmer
s;and can possibly ,lo w,,hont IL to dc
s>n, anil il y,n have any laying away
trusting. dig il np an.l let thc nee ly
! farmer have it on his wle1'. Tie bat
Ntle has leen f,icr,l ns u. and ". have
ethe advantages of ground, lnd II ~s re,
streat the fault is ours.
8 Hoping Ia hear from You, brother
FARMERS, AN very truly, thine for tie
4 right.
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NOTICE STOLEN.

A CERTAIN prom .ssory noio made al d
~ dated sept. lIth. 1919. from Joseph
Harrison TO A. j. Warren, for thesum of
six hundred t$G00l dollars. Interest nj
one per cont. per month, thres credits Of
tho Interest for each year endorsed ther e.
on. The above note VAS stoiou from my
residence on the night of Sept. 18th, iSsI.
And NIL persons are lIerby notified not Ia
purchase or receive tho same.
(Signedl j. WARRRN.
brownsville, Or, Sept. 10Th, 1881.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23

"WHAT kind of President viii
Arthur make ." This Is the cues.
tion You now hear on every street
corner. No ono can answer ii, but
our prediction is that before his time
expires stalwartism will he more pop
nlar than il is now.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
Remen,ber Him.

While You are at Albany next week at
tending the Fair do not forget to call at
A. B. Mcllwains, as he wants to see you
all. He has brought on such large stock
and put the prices down SO low, that nc al
ways has crowd in his store, and has
been compelled to employ two additional
clerks, but he will try and attend to all who
call on him. No one has, any idea of the
great bargaings to be had there unless they.
go AMI see for themselves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23

THE New Orleans Times think,
that Democrats and Republican.
who have been somewhat jocund oI
late because Tilden and Conkline
We're out of the way exhibit degree
of uneasiness which may yet hear 4
grave relation TO the Presidential
duel OF 1884.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
Administrator Notice.

NJ OTfCE is hereby given that the UNDER
IL signed has been by order OF the
County Court OF Linn county Oregon,
dnly appointed administrator OF the estate
OF W. IL. Mex night deceased, late Of said
Comfy. All porsOns having claims
against said estate are herohy notified and
required 20 present the name with the
proper vouchers within six months from
the date hereof To the undersigned at his
place Of residence near SciO, Linn county
Oregon.
w. 1T. MCKSI0uT Jr
Adminia TalOr.
..-.isl 29lh. Ias,. sm4