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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-11
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

u n natural for pooplo suffering viii,
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, or any
arrangement Of tho digestive organs, aueh
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, IIaiitual
Costiyenoss, Palpithtlon OF tho Heart,
heartburn, Water-brash, gnawing and
burning pains ut tho pit Of the Stomach,
yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and disagree
hble taste in tho mouth, coming up OF food
after eating, low spirits, &C., to put on from
day ~ day buying an article lbat they
know has cured their nGiAht9r, friend Or
rolativG, yet they haye 10 faith iu II until
~ ~ too lalo. lInt IL you viii 20 10 your
druggists, Foshay g. Macon, and get Il bot
u" OF GEEEN's AuoUgr FLOWER your i'm
mediate euro j. AS certain as you live.
sample bottles of this medicine can bo OBJ
aihed Tor 10 cents TO try it3 superior yir-
tue. Regular slzo - contB. Try h: tgo
doses VIII relieve any case.
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i. o. a. t.

At a meeting of Albany Lodge, No. 334,
]. o. G. T., held last Saturday evening,
the following officers were installed by Lodge
Deputy r. Fox, for the following quarter:
S A Deckard, w CT
Emma Nanny, w VT
Ella RAIDER, r II S
Amanda Rideout, L H s
r N Morris, Secy
Clara Cowan, A s
CR Wilkinson, + s
Geo Harris, Treas
H + McIlwain, M
Luly Settlemier ID M
Lena Nanny, ,1G
Harry Upblm. o G.
JATylsf, Chaplain
James Pottinger, P Wet.
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The Choice a. E;ooisx.

4 very elegant little volume, with the
above title, by Charles T. Richardson, ia
just Issued by the American Boo', EScLange,
Tribune finding, New York, at the very
low price Of . cents also a cheap paper
edition at the nominal cost of five cents. IL
will delight all who love good books, and in
It's wise suggestions viii be greatly helpful
to al who want help in choosing tho best
books. "a It's various chapters ii treats Of
The Motive Of Reading The Best Time to
Read, How Much to Read, Remembering
What One Reads, The Use Of Note Books,
The Cultivation o. Taste, Poetry. The Art of
Skipping, the Use cf Translations, How to
Read Periodicals, Reading aloud and Read
ing Clubs, What Books to Own, The Use Of
Public Libraries, The True Service Of Read
ing. The Yoiame IS remarkably rich in
striking quotations from the worlds n.ost
famous authers and thinkera, from Aristotle
to Emerson, including such names as Addi-
son, Bacon, Burns, Cato, Carlyle, Disraeli,
Fenelon, Gibbon, Hugo, Keats, Lamb, Locke,
Luther, Milton, Petrarch, Ruskin, Shakes
peare AID Thoreaa. II IS a real literary
treasure house.
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prT IT TO PROOF.

At time when tho community is flooded
with 80 many unworthy deyicce and concoc.
tions, IL IS refreshing 70 find one that is ben.
eiieial and pure. 80 conscious are the pro-
priotors Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, Of the worth Of their remedy,
that they offer all who desire trial bottle
free of cinrDe. This certainly would be dis
nstrous 10 them did not ,yie remedy POSSESS
Tho remarkable curative qualities claimed.
DIR. Kings Now Discovery for consumption
viii positively cure asthma, bronchitis, stub.
born coughs colds, phthisic. quinsy hoarse-
noss, Group or any affection Of tho throat and
lungs. As you value your existence give
this wonderful remedy n trial by calling on
Foshay and Mason, wholesale agents Alba
ny ID. Morris, Scio DR.. T. Foley, Leba-
non DIR. j. NJ Powell, Lebanon j.. NJ.
Jalbrcattc. Bnena Vista Roafetto aud Mon.
Lague, Jefferson q. n. J.. Cornelius, Tur.
nor *. A. Ranpy, Harrisburg 3. S
liayeH, Ilalsey Damon Smith, Haley |
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
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aeeiabIe and IuneA.

The Ladies Industiisl Society viii give a
soeiabIe and lunch at the parsonage of the
II. Z. Church. on Monday evening, February
I4th next. The ladies hope TO make this
the most agreeable OF socisbles 10 attend.
Oysters, etc., viii be at theozder Of all those
who may desire A postefice will be i'm
provised so that all may be cage of obtaining
q valentine. Various other devices for max
ing the evening pass agreeabTy viii be pre-
eented. A general invitation is extended to
the public to attend. All who come viii be
sure of hearty welcome.
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rhc Eastern oregon s,orp,.

The Dallos Hoaa,diaesr of last Friday says
" We have made untiring efforts this wecl
to obtain reliable and authentic information
relative to the loss of stock in Wasco county
and kiickitat and Yakima counties in Wash
ington Territory. II was found to bc nc
easy task, as wild and absurd rumors were
ailoat in reference 60 this matter. 1t is rea.
sonable to suppose that our stock men have
met with heavy loss in certain sections, but
in most instances tho death rate has been ox.
aggerated.
Mr., J. f. Dickinson proprietor of tho
Central Market, aud largely interested in
stock, who had received letter from one
of his drovers in Yakima, stating that the
loss in that section was heavy. Cattle were
dying at fearful rate, and no prospect of
the snow going of at the date of writing.
He thinks that the loss of cattle in the va
kima country will he from fifty to eighty
per cent
Mr.. Arthur Coffin. Of the firm OF Froneh
and Mcfarland, is in receipt Of letter from
John Madden. OF Lone Rock. Wascn county.
written under date Of January o6tf, saying
they are having long winter but very little
snow. Grass is plenty in that section. though
some forty miles below, toward the Colum-
bia river the weather has been very severe
the cattle and sheep fariug badly There
around Lone Rock.
Sheriff Storrs received a letter from Alr.
John Todd. written at their stock ranch he
low Crooked river, in which he says that
they were having warm, pleasant weather in
that section OF our county, and that the
young grass WAS about six inches in height,
and that live stock OF all kinds WAS doing
well, Wm. Beezly. OF Olox, Wasco county,
writes kjsiather, Mr.. Joseph Beezly, of Tho
Dalles, concerning the stock of that section,
and places tie death rate at about - per
cent. The winter las been very severe. the
snow falling heavily aud remaining long on
she ground Oat ot ilock oi ! $50 sheep
his loss has been about coo II;s nciehbors
have Jared in many instances even worse. |
Horses and cattle are doing very well under
the circumstance.
Mr. rseddea, of the lirta OF Nicholson and |
Freddea, has also received adyices from
Lone Rock, in Waseo county. reporting
iome nine inches OF snow on the ground,
The coolest snap drove the mercury down to
hreo degrees below zero. stock has suffered
sud the loss especially among
heep has been very large. Tho estimated
oss is about SO per cent.
1t VIII be seen by these comparisons that
shle there has been considerable anow on
he ground IN Waseo county, tho loss Of
.oek is by 10 means as large as It lass been
1 the Yakima country. We have heard Of
lstanees whers out of band Of ) 900 sheep
My 800 were alive II last accounts. It
as been severe winter on our heavy stock
len, and one that viii long bo gc:neu,bcred.l
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LADIES AITs SOCIETY.
Social and supper.

The Albany Ladies' Aid Society viii give
sociable and supper at the Opera House, on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 22d, for the purpose
of raising funds for the relief Of the needy
and destitute Of this community. Admis-
sion, % cents supper, %. Supper will be
served from to 8 o'clock-beginning at o
o'clock so that business men may find it con-
venient to drop in and take supper there in.
stead Of going home. During the evening
fancy articles, aprons, cto,, will be offered
for sale. We will make further announce.
ments of this affair next week. In the
meantime let every liberal hearted citizen
scrape together his quarters and get ready to
attend this worthy entertainment.
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gerseaal.

B. r. Warmoth, Esq., of Pendleten, Una
tilla county, gave us a call during the week.
lie was former resident Of Halsey, in this
county, but Is now q prosperous drug mer-
chant in Pendleton. He says that his town
Is improving rapidly and il now especially
eIated with the prospect Of a railroad at an
e1:Iy day. Mr. w. brings US warm greet
ings from old friends, which makes our tum-
trm wiggle-waggle with Joy. OF course he
couldn't go away without subscribing for tho
DEMOCRAT, realizing the fact that NO well
regulated family can do without it.
Hon. John Bryant was over from ''oAn-
ada during the week and reports considera-
he danDness In "The Forks"
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70 OUR PATRONS.

Many OF our patrons are in arrears for one.
two, three and even greater number ef
years. aud having dunned them through the
paper until we are tired of it we will in few
days start out a collector with bills. and wo
respectfully ask that those knowing them
selves indebted to Us will be ready to settle
We greatly need the money with which TO
carry on car business and to make some
needed iaproments on the paper, and we
trust our patrons on whom We have waited so
long and patiently will cheerfully and
promptly pay up.
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INTERESTING oCuoco LETTER.
Extreme High Watcr-L0ss of Life cfehd
stoeis-stocis Dying on John Day -Sne'y.
rntSkvrLLr, Jan 26, 1851.

|
| Editor Democrat
Thinking that few items from 0ehooc
may interest some of your readers, will
give you n few. lt has been showing and
raining nearly all this month, but on the
18th the Oohoeo got out of its banks aud
spread all over the bottom, aud then ON the
10Th it came up higher than was over known
before, washing away the Ochoco bridge and
cutting the channel out as widc again as bo.
fore. Several horses were drowned and a
great deal of fenoo has been washed away
a great deal Of the farming land has been
cut up into bitches, whoro tho water has
run. Oae house in prnoville, belongingto Nsy
Gird, was swept away by tho flood, and tho
dwelling house of S, j. Newson had close
call
Crooked River eamo up n day or two after
higher than il has over been since the
''whitos' have settled here, part of it run.
running through Prineville, drowning two
fine mares owned by George Dodson. and
making a clean sweep of the fences along the
whole river.
Carmicheals place 7ua several feet under
water. The Desehutos, lat the upper BRIDGE
stream that has never been known TO raise
more than two or three inches, raised over
two feet, flooding all the low bottoms. TAe
current was terrific, but did not damage tho
bridge any, it being very strongly built.
There were two mon drowned in Trout
Greek, small stream between here and Tho
Dallcs, enc named Minor feloh, in attempt.
ing IN attempting TO cross on horse back. and
the othor hy his house washing of with him
IN it. Minor feloh's parents used TO reside
IN Eageue. The body was found half milo
below, and docently buried The other
mans name was Smith. and his body has not
yet been found
5. 5. Brown drove into the same creek |
with four horses and a wagon load OF lumber
and some hides. The wagon was upset, tho |
horses were drowned and Brown narrowly
escaped WITH his life
The weather remained warm till the even.
ing OF the 2lst, when it commenced to freeze,
aud it has been cold ever since. Yesterday
the wind changed to the northeast, and it
began 10 snow the snow is now about three
inches deep and il is still showing, with ev.
sry appearance OF a severe storm.
The stsek has commenced to die on the
John Day River in grca. numbers. as tho
storm has been much more severe there than
lerc. Bridge Greek has suffered severely
rom the foods, rs the valleys are snall, with
saady soil. which i easily washed or In
aumbcr Of places the soil is washed of Tor
800 feet wide and 20 feet deep.
The mails arc very irregular. as ,he fairy
It the Warm Springs, and tho grade on each
idle Of Sherer's bridge is Gu. up SO that it
will be abont month before there is any
rayel
Fhe snow between Bridge Creek and oeho.
o IS OF S feet deep. and there is no com.
whatever except on snow shoes.
The infant con Of Wa. G. and VI. G. Al.
en- died with whooping cough at Upper
)choeo, on Jan. 9th, after an iilaess Of ono
month. II had been named Benjamin Stew.
IT, and was 6 noaths and - days old
"Ocuoco."
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Perfection sureiy

One Of the latcat aud without question the
most perfect sewing machine now before the
public is the Davis Why they actually
mako on. of strips Of cloth cups. saucers,
baskets. etc, in perfect shape. We saw ono
at tho Albany agency aud together with many
samplea ~ practical work noted viii say
that there arc things never before made on
Sewing Machine. Go and sec for yourselvea
and be convinced. w. y. Scott, Agent.
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z. II. RAYMOND, p. NJ

SIR ASHLEY COoPER'S VITAL RE
STORATIVE-The great English remedy
has mBdo more cures of Nervous Debil-
ity, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood,
nocturnal emissions, lassitudo, inability
for mental labor, despondency and such
diseases as are induced by youthful follies
and excesses, than all other medicines
combined. Why will you suffer- Send
To A. T.. Mintie, NJ. d., Mo. IL Kearney
street, San Francisco, Tor tho Restorative
and be cured. Price, $3 per bottle. -Four
times tho quantity, $40. Try n bottle. DIR.
Mintie treats all private diseases success
fuliV
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All Kinds og Lumber.

We have for sale, both at I.ebason and
Grass Ridge. 900. Ot0 feet Of all kinds Of lum-
bo,, such as scanuing, josis, barn timbcrs,
boxing. fencing, and other rough lambor.
At Lebanon we hRvo superior lot Of dry
lumber, such as rustic, flooring. etc. Owing
TO the late fire, we arc Offering this lumber at
reduced rates. Address us at lebanon.
CONN BROTHERS.
LENNON, Or, July 81, 1850.
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Chronic con.iipaiion Cured.

Philadelphia. Pa, Od. 4. 1870.
II. III. Warner & Co.-Ge:lta For tho
past ten years / hayo suffered tho evil AZ.
iccis of what might bo termed chronic con
stipaiion: my SKIN became yellow aud my
liver wRs all out Of order; ! tried AN TIC
remedies that could be obtained. and that
wts all could do, afler finding 10 relief
nom regular medicine treatment, and !
hually commenced using your remedies.
hrSt trieI tho Pills. and a. tho end or ono
week my bowola had attained = regularity
and healthy action unknown Tor Years. /
was 20 pleased S,fih Ito cfIrc1 tiiat con.
cluded To try bottle II your Riltcrs, and
although hAve not entirely used the first
bottle, ann 20 percopnbly improved and
toned mp that l writo - you giving this
voluntary testimonial 10 the excellence OF
your remedies. Yours truly,
l.. j. CAMFHE4L
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OUR EXPORTS.

IL ~ certainly gratifying t. all true
Americans 10 know that OF late wears our
exports have largely excoednd our i'm
ports, not alon0 iu such articles aB wheat
and bc5f, but ia almost eyory branch of
industry. Ten years ago Heariy all T. q
pcrfumery and toilet articles used in this
country were imported from Europe: to-
day no not only manufacture for nur-
selves, b'.t aro largo 0xporiers ~ South
Amorica, China, Japan. aud the Colonies.
lho Immense growth of this particular In.
dusiry OIL tho Pacific Coast Il simpiv a..
tonishing. Slayen, who II now one Or the
largest cologne makers in The world, Iast
year exported some ZOO, coo bottles of his
famous Yosemite Cologne. For ,alo ~
Foshay * Mason, Fosters Brick, Albany.
Oregon.
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Bal Masque.

We acknowledge complimentary invita-
tion to grand MASQUERADE ball, to be given
at the Opera House, in Salem, on the 22nd
inst, by Prof. II. Diamond and Col Reed
1t will no doubt be an elegant and enjoyable
affair, as both the Prof. and the Colonel
know just how to Go these things. The va
rious committees aIe of the very best selec-
ton.
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The Markets.

Following is correct report of the mar
kets in this city up TO noon yesterday:
WHEAT-65 cents per bushel.
FL0UR-S5 per Dbl.
HAY-balod, $l0@sll per ton.
loose, IS.
P0TATOES-60 cts per bushel.
BUTTER-25 to 80 cts per lb.
EGGS-25 cents per dog
P0RK-5 to 81 cts per Id.
BACONS- hams, l5@lSc.
shoulders, l0@l2c.
sides, l4lc.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, l0c.
I" plums, lac.
Plummer dried apples, l4c.
I" :" plums, lSc.
CHICKENS 50. 5O@S3 90 per doz.
SUGAR--San Francisco G, l2Ic.
COFFEE Rica, lS@20c.
Java, 30c.
-Curcola-
Rio, %.
MILL FEED-bran, $l0@$ll per ton.
chop, $3.50.
shorts, SIS.
-middlings. 500.
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High water lI.is Wear.

The highest point reached by the VILLAIN
atte at Albany at the first rise, was ON Jan.
l4th at go a. m, at which time it was %. 9
feet above low water mark.
The highest point reached at the second
rise was at 2;3O ON Saturday morning, Feb.
5th, at which time it was 2s7 feet above
low water mark
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n:eRiTS's ARNIcA s.LyE.

The best salve in tho world for cuts. Lrgis.
ea, sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever sores. tot.
ter. chappcd hands. chilhlains. corl8 aud all
kinds oi skin oruptlouz This hayc 10 guar
Anteed 20 give perfect hiisiaction IN every
case or money refunded. Price 3jc per box.
For sale by Foshny and Mason. Wholesale
agts j. Moore, sscio u Foley, Lebanon
llr Powell. Lebanon /: Rcdpath aud Mon
taguo. Jefferson d 81 Calbrcath. Buena
Vista O Cornelius. Tarner !; 4 I;ampy.
Harrisburg starr and Bla.ely. Erown8-
4iIin
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Aa Interesting Shooting Match.

The much-talked-of shooting match be-
tweon D. B. Monteith and W. U. Baltimore
comes off this afternoon at about half-past
one. It create great excitement N sporting
circles, and there will be large crowd out
to witness the contest. The shooting will
take place on the old ball grounds near Rev.
Stevens residence.
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DIEIs.

SALTMARSH.-At Lebanon, Feb 4,
1881, OMER SALTMASu, aged - years.
Omer was placed by his father under the
care of DIR. Ballard, whose reputation as a
skillful physician is well known but we re-
gret to say that all his efforts were unavail-
ing. We extend te the family our deep
sympathy in their bereavement.
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sIavcn's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preser.
vation OF tho Teeth and Gums. 1t is fai
superior 10 any preparation of the kind in
tho market. In large, handsome opal
pots. price 30 conts. For sale 10y Foshay
& Mason, Albany, Oregon.
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Thousands of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled to pensions, with payment from date
of discharge or death, il applied for before
January /. 1880. Wound, acci dental in
jury or disease entities to a Pension.
Bounty and back pay collected. Increase
of Pension secured. This firm established
in 1866. Address, enclosing stamp, ED
SON BROS, u. s. Claim Attorneys, I'll G
Street, Washington, ID. G.
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DO You NYaMt Furniture +.

Jas, Dannals, in this city, now has on
hands larger stock of furniture than any
other establishment this side of Portland,
and if you want to purchase any it will pay
you to give him call. He has something
to tel You in regard to his prices
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Home For En,s=ranss.

Texas Is tho state that j. destined at
no far distant dav 10 become the empire os
the south. Should You want 10 learn moro
about tho great state send $2.00 10 the
Brown County Banner, published nj
Rvownwood, Texas, tor years subscrip-
ton, or Sl.OO for six month.
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No DeceptiOn Used,

1t Is strange that so many people will
continue to suffer day after day with Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation
Sour Stomach, or General Debility when
they can procure at our store Shiloh's vi
talizer, free of cost If it does not cure OF
relieve them. Price, 75 cts. Sold by Fo-
shay IL Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
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FOE
Tho Rowe sewing Machine.

Oar friend, Fred Graf. has received the
agency FOR tile celebrated Howe sewing ma
chine. and Is nox ready to supply the public
The improved Howe is one % the best ma
chimes manufactured. and our readers who
want anything in that limo wiil Do well Il
call at Graf'a furniture store and look At thu
lAlY'a frirnd
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Wish Everybody to Know.

Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known 10 evory one as "A most
influential citizen, and Christian Minister
Of tho NJ. l.. Church, just at THIS moment
stepped in our store - say, a. wish every
body TO know that ! consider that both
myself ana wifo owo our live. to Shiloh' 3
Consumption Cure" IL T. having a trc-
uendous sale over orr counters, aud Is
giving perfect satisfaction in Aii eases 81
lung Diseases, such ~ nothing else has
done. BTs. Mntcheli & France.
Bourbon, Ind, MAY -, ISIS
Sold by foahay < Mason, Druggists. Al
hany, Oregon.
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MAREXEB.

CRO0KS-FISHEE. On tho 9th inst,
at the residence of the brides parents, near
Millers Station, by Rev. Isaac Dillon, Mr..
JoHN Il. CROOKS and Miss II. JOSEPHINE
FISHER.
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l.efler LIiaL.

Thefohowing ~ the list OF letters rem aiming
In tho Post Ofiiee. Albany, Lam county, ore.
gon, feD. 40, 1880. Persons calling for these
letters must give the date on which they were
advertised,
Dathers, j Il Lcsh, w IL
Cheney, Emma, Langton, Lusbus
Farrier, Ambrose Mace, VIM
Jaggar, Ira Woelf, Il
Whitaker, John.
II III nANNFnNrn II NJ
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An those indebted to me will please come
forward and settle mp and save costs. I
mean business W. l.. WATKINS.
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For Lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price, 25 cts Sold
by Foshay 81 Mason, Druggists, Albany
Oregon.
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