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

home from tho mountains last Friday.
Tho Judge killed big blue buck, the
largest one Of the season, and also caught
lots Of fish,.
Nick Sprenger and faulty got home from
the mountains last Sabbath, after spending
several weeks at Upper Soda. lilo killed
six or seven tleer and was never without
trout while up there.
Geo. L. Burkhart heard Of our financial
backsct and came in last Tuesday and sub.
scribed for the DEMocnAr and paid In ad.
vance. Such sympathy MS that could be
appreciated by any one.
G. Il. Stanarj, OF Brownsville, paid Us a
visit last Tuesday. lie is now conducting
grocery store at Brownsville aud IL doing
good business Ell. Ia an old sohoolmato
of ours, and is mighty" good boy.
Hon. Jas. X. Wcathorford. and family
arrived home this week. He has made a
trip back TO Missouri and his wife and
ehidron have been stopping at her fathers
ut San jose during her husbands absence.
Mrs. Duncan has tho honor OF being the
first member Of the l4adiea Cornet Band To
get married. That institution expressed
its appreciation of tho fact Tuesday night
by. .rerenadng her and her happy husband.
Rev. X. j. Thompson aud family return
cd to this county last week from Kansas,
aud will make this county his home 10 the
future lie IA now stopping At the farm of
his father.in.law, Andrew Robh. Ia Orleans
Precinct
Tho evening express was almost u we'd
ding procession last Monday evening. Dr..
Powell and wife. Of Lebanon. Fctaraed from
their wedding tour at that time. aud John
n. Duncan aud his wifs came home from
Portland.
Sam May. Of Harrisburg. came down last
Tuesday morning aud while here pail us
some money which some Of our friends at
Harrisburg hal hla led him for us. lie Is
one Of our best agents and better man can.
not bo found anywhere.
FL Geary. formerly connected with the
postofIico 10 this city, has been studying
medicine for soins time in Eugcne. aud last
Saturday started for Philadelphia 10 com.
plete his studies in one Of the great medical
colleges in that city.
Eugene Buchanan aud family returned
home last Tuesday after bcing absent for
several weeks Mr. u. has been harvesting
on his ranch near Golden,.ale. w. T., and
bis wife and children have been visiting
Mrs. B's isther. Hon. n. Ford. at wAlla
wAlla
We never knew Why Henry Clark
married while his bosom friend BALLET"
was away until that worthy got back from
'Friseo last Wednesday. II seems that ON
account OF contract ex isting between them
IL was better for the Doctor 70 commit mat.
rimony in "f'ulleta" absence.
Private Bird. OF Company d. 9th Cavalry.
who was killed In tho recent Indian out.
break ia Arizona, ia supposed 10 be Henry
Bird. formerly Of this city. = brother Of Airs.
Enos. lie was known 70 belong 20 the 9Th
Cavalry. and his term of enlistment would
have been up IN about one montit
Joseph liggett aud his two sous Wilbur
and Clifford. ol Brownsville. arc al working
on the Oregon Pacific Railroad. The old
gentleman iS foreman Of sarapcr gang. aud
the tao young men are each bosaiug Chinese
graders Besides this they have furnished
three teams, getting four dollar. day for
zach.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
Gu from Home rar News.

Sam'l E. Young returned from San
Francisco last Wednesday and brought
home with him copy OF the San Franciso
"CalI'' of sept. 81, which contains the fol-
lowing notice
Both members of the firm OF Stewart q
Grey, OF the Estates Rights Democrat"
published at Albany, left town to-day
under circumstances which lead the pub
lie TO believe that they will not return.
Some 81 900, 1t is said, Is unaccounted for.
stewart leav.s wife and several children
In destitute circumstances.
1t in some way strikes US that this must
be mistake, or elsa the recent change in
the firm has s'perturbed u.s."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
No riding. .r s.re,.

We have received no tidings from our
late partner further than that he went 10
San Francisco. and then all trace of him is
lost. IL Is very probable that at that point
bs took the Southern Railroad and is now
safe IN Aexico. Daring the past week we
have aseertained that we are not the only
one who has suffered By his departure. lie
devided up mis- patronage very Literally and
nearly all our business men are his creditors
for various amounts varying from one or two
dollars up TO $50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
rucKLxS.s ARSICa sAL,E.

The best salve in the worldfor cuts, bruis
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet.
ter, chapped hands. chilblains. corns and all
kinds of skin eruptlons. This save Is guar
anteea to give perfect stisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price Sc per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, Wholesale
agts ID Moore. Scio ID Foley, Lebanon !;
DR. Powell. Lebanon Redpath and Mons
tague. Jefferson ID NJ Calbreath, Buena
vile.
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All parties indebted to me are hereby
notified that have LEFT my accounts in
the hands of John Conner and ID. H.
Looney, and that shall require immedi-
ate settlement of the same either by cslsh
or note. No other parties ale authorized
TO settle for me except the above.
A. J.. FAIRBAEKA
Albany, Or, Aua., 1851.
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linn Enslne Go. No. 2.

The annual meeting and election Of
officers occurred last Monday evening.
Following are the new oliicers
Foreman-Ed. Zeyss,
1st Asss' t-Geo. w. Gray,
End Asst--John Hoffman,
President-W. II. Huston,
Secretary-Geo. Hochstedler,
Financial Secretary-A. q. Layton,
Treasurer-J. w. Blain,
Finance Committee-P. IT. Ray
mond, Geo. +. Simpson and Il, X. NJ.
Carter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
Change Of Firm.

Last Wednesday NJ. s. Monteih sold
his Job printing Office TO Messrs. Watts &
Godfrey. OF Salem, who iayetaken charge
OF the business. Mr.. Godfrey has had
many years experience in the offi ce of T.
M, Waite at Salem and is one Of the best
job printers in the State. Mr.. Watts has
never worked at job printing, but has been
connected with the Salem "Statesman,
for some tune, and can soon drop into the
traces in this new business.
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To tAe Publle.

]. A. Gross. proprietor Of the depot
hotel, keeps one of the best public houses
in the State. His rooms are kept scrupu-
lously neat and clean, and on his tables
can be found the best TODD the market af-
fords. Parties going of on the morning
train can get coffse aud cakes or an entire
breakfast just before the train leaves
4tf
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EUCALYPTUS.

Eucalyptus has Of late years been found
very useful fer q great number of ills that
flesh is heir 70. It's latest application Is in
the shape of Slaven's Calif0rnia Pine and
Eucalyptus Porous Plaster, an article that
Is possessed Of much merit, and Is fast su-
perseding the old fashioned pitch and frank
incense plaster. Il Is endorsed by the medi-
cal profession throughout the land. For sale
by Foshay and Mason, Fosters Brick, Main
street, Albany, Oregon.
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FOX, BAUM & co.
MONEY TO LOAN


am now better prepared than ever before to
negotiate loans on good improved farm lands
The departure of my late partner has not
interfered with my connection with the firm
for which Stewart & Grey were loaning money and
can obtain loans on liberal terms than ever.
IF you must have money, remember that can get
it for you.
NI AIRA STEWART
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
nEsEr,s EnoLlcco s.IsE.

The best salve in the world for Cuis,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Risea1a, 'sssfip-
Chapped Hands. Chllblains, tsnrns md :
kinds Of Skin Eruptions. Frecklsa an
Pimples- The salve il guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfN on in every case or mon
refunded. Be ire you get Henry's Car
bolie Salve, as ali others are bnt initaiie ms
and counterit its. Price 25 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
AaIaAsed Iasane.

Last Monday morning SiIas COndra
was brought before Judge Finn, and
upon being examined by Drs- Davis
and Jones was pronounced Insane, and
was taken to the asylum at East Port
land on the noon train. He was n son
OF Aaron Condra. who lives near Har-
risburg, and was about S5 years Of age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
Ner u,er, slas,lr.

Or not exactly that but new firm. last
Saturday Hon Jason Wheeler sold his Ina
tsrost inthe livery business 10 Lewis stin.
son, and the now firm OF Dickey q Sllmson
opened out last Monday. Although Lew
II good farmer he will make still bet;or
livery man, aud with ]. G.. Dickey a. n
partner, tho amount OF business they
will do wilt simply bc enormous They
have some splendid lurnoutS, aud can 1T
oui person with almost any kind OF a
vehicle wanted. aud their charges for teams
or fer feel will bs very rea-onabie. To
add la their popularity, they propose ad-
vertising Ia The DEMOCRAT and make the
start this week. when you want anything
IN their line givethem call and you vii !
ind them two Of the most comoIdaiisg &
genilcman in Tie couniry.
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rlue Ribbon omecr..

Last Friday evening the Blue Ribbon
Club elected the following officers
President Maggie Roster.
Vice Presidents, 4. r. Hackleinan
and l.. Finn.
Secretary-E. II. Skipworlh.
Treasurer--W. S. Peters,
Chaplain-Rev. j. w. Harris.
Executive Committee-E Il. Sox
Mrs. ii. H. Templeion, Miss Hettle Mil.
Ter, Dr. Geo. w. Price and Miss Minnie
MOnteith.
Finance Committee DIR. ] A. Davis,
Mrs L. +. Blaln and w. B. Scott.
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sale OF BOOTHS.

By reference to ouradyertIsing colum ms
it will be seen that the booths and the right
for sellingpoolsatthe coming Linn County
Fair will be sold a. public anctionon We'd
nesday Sept 18th. The time for entries for
the races has been extended 10 Sept Goth.
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The rrice Of wheat.

On Tuesday last wheat commenced drop
ping and 1t now rates in this city at IS cents
cash. The prospect for q rise In price IS
not very great, as charters have stif!ened
up and are now quoted at 80 shillinga.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
Lina s,aanty Fair.

The time for making entries for running
and trotting has been extended to Sept. Goth
at four O'Clock p. NJ, no entries viii be re-
ceived after that time.
The Boo this and the right for selling Pools
viii be sold on the Fair grounds at auction,
on Sept. l4th at . O'Clock p. NJ, terms cash
in hand.
J. ii. Burkhart.
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hsisep: a,ssa 40 |;

This temperance question: = fezl1lning
gigantic proportions, or rather opinInAs or
tho subject arc. We this week received
four long communications on tho subject
besides the ons from the Rev. Stevens.
II We had published them all we would
have had To throw out all our other mat
ter and also get out supplement. We
would like 10 give every ono = chance,
but the present sIzs or our paper will not
allow Il. Ifyou have any new idea 10 ad.
vance on the subject, We would be glad To
receive Il, bat put Il In rs few words as
possible as our space IL limited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-09
Committee Meeting.

Thore will bo a meeting of the Public
Reading Room Committee at the Y. p. G.
A. ;iall Friday evening, Sept. oh. Let
every member OF the committee he pres
ent; important business TO transact.
Il. r. SgIPweRTH,
President.
w. :. Peters, Secretary,
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Notice is hereby given that all parties in
debted me by note or account must satislac-
terily arrange for the settlement of the same
by Oct, lst. and save cost as can remain
no longer than that date.
T. Krr~p
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Notice is HEREBY -. ga --.s the partner.
ship heretofore existing between G. II.
Stewart and A. L. Grey, under the firm
name Of Stewart 4 Grey, doing general
newspaper and insurance business in Albany,
Oregon, is this day dissolved. All moaey
notes aud accounts due the late firm OF
Stewart and Grey are payable to c. II.
Stewart. who will also settle all the firm
indebtedness
c. II. STEWART.
Albany, Or, Sept. l., 1881.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS /!

We wish TO inform the farmers and
the public in 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 would respectfully ask
You TO cali 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 WE MEAN JUST .WHAT W.
SAY, AND WILL SELL GOODS AT BED ROCK
PRICES. COME ONE! COME ALL
Respectfully Yours,
FOX, BAUM & co.
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The work Of repairing the Congregational
Church has been almost completed and reg
uler religious seryiees viii be resumed next
Sabba.h.
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horn.

WHITNEY. In this city on Wednesday
August 3lst. 1851. to the wife of Hon. J..
]. .Whitney IA son.
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Ladies' coffee cruB.

The Ladies Coffee Club will hold meet
ing at No Hall next Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock sharp. The fire bell will be
tapped five times. All should remember
to bring their dues.
Mrs j. A. UPHAM.
SECRETARY.
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MARRIED.

N-PAxTON.-A Portland, on
Monday, Sept. 5, 1881, by Rev. y. l. FL
lott. Mn. JoHN DUNeAN and MISS EVA
PAxToS--both of this city.
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Is the oldest and best remedy. for Dyspsp-
sia. Bllliousness, Malaria. Indigestion, all
disorders Of the stomach and ali disea ses
indicating an impure condition OF he
Blood, Kidneys, LIVER Skin, etc.
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DIR. N orTs LIVER PITS -. the
hest Clthartic Regulators
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DURNoS cATARkH srUFF eoras
catnrh and all affections OF the mucous
.eem5rane.
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THIS PAPER A = sHsed dSs q Sss.pSpss Sss 3 s
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Albany. Or. Sept. l. 1881.
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nR. GREEx,s oxYGEXATEn nITTERs

J. ii. Burkhart.
National Republican., 1881-11-25
TURKEY WINGS.

"A sign of Indigestion" Gone to
dinner; be back in Eve minutes"
The. boy who was kept after school
for bad orthography said he was spellbound
If q two-wheeed vehicle is bicycle,
and three wheeled tricycle., II does not follow
thatthe onc.wheeled is. an icicle. IL Is wheel
barrow.
Somerset County sends us November
strawberries marks Of affection that assure the
existence OF our long lost brothers Of the Eastern
Shoe.-Bdnim0Tc Gosene
One by one the beautiful legends of
the world are fading into nonentities. 1t is now
sald there Is no raco of tailed men In Borneo.
Perhaps they didn't put the premium lists high
enough and the men wouldn't raoe.-Ne'o Hdpeh
Register.
"A woman who carried around milk in
Paris said n naive thing tho other day. One Of
the cooks to whom she brought milk looked into
the cnn and remarked. with surprise: why,
there is actually nothing there but waterF Ihe
woman, hnying satisfied herself OF the ruin OF the
statement, said; well, II didn't forget 10 put IN
the milk r.
They had little game of draw at the
surveyors camp, near Cherry Creek, the other day
and the negro cook took hand. He also took
the disputed pot" aud then the rowbegan: The
negro butted one man In the stomach and then
hid In tent. They hunted him out Of that, but
are no doubt sorry they found him, os he ran the
blockade by doing some scientific butting, seeing
TINT one OF his opponents was armed win KNIFE
mouth aud the other in the stomach, and the
negro made for the woods His mode Of fighting
was revelation TO the boys. After getting so hum
CRY next morning that they would rather eat than
light the cook was permitted 10 return to camp
Sail Lake Tribune.
"A motherly-looking woman yester.
day carefully handed the stamp clerk at the post.
Office letter marked in haste" and inquired i
there was any extra charge for writing that on
unh. nnno nj all" 81 How Hoou will tho letter &c
out2" "In about forty minutes" mo sooner
than thatg "well, we might hire special tralr
aud get 1t of In about twenty minutes" "Wonlt
II be too much troubleY' "Oh. none at ALL" Sh'
or four times. and iiually said 81 guess won
ask you TO hire special train, but If you will b'
kind enough to telegraph my sister that / hay'
written her letter to tell her that can't come I'll
Monday, and TO be at the depot TO meet me, ant
that mother didn't go TO Toledo afler all shall b'
ever so much obliged. Good morning. g.'-Sunddl
School Gdzctfe
National Republican., 1881-11-25
Tho Nest Depravea srnn AIIve.


At Fort Wayne heard of n man who
had fallen very low in the social scale. The man
was up before Judge Foster for Illegal voting, and
In his cross-examination he developed a line OF
fnmily depfnvity seldom heard Of l confess L
never heard Of a family springing IRON such de-
PRAYED moral source.
"whot has been your profession previous to your
arrest p asked Lawyer Johnson, one Of the proud
est lawyers in Fort Wayne.
al have kept "a saloon, sir"
Anything clsuT asked Lawyer Thompson.
" "You have not kept saloon for ten years, have
your
No. sir; I was a negro minstrel for year, and
then went with Coup's circus"
DO you not think The life Of negro minstrel
and q travelling circus man very low oallingY'
asked thel0wyer.
"Yes, sir; they arc low callings, I will admit;
but they are honest. You see. my father started
very low, and could not seem to get ahead'
but your father never occupied "a lower position
than you, sir. lie couldn't. Impossible said the
lawyer.
yes, sir; hut he did"
"Well, whatY
"why, he Kept faro bank. lie had bnd luck
| at That aud kept going down hill. He ran away
| from mother just before / was born. leaving US
children to stHrvc. Theu he began TO get dunk
and sleep on saloon floors lie got lower aud
| lower, and became n low tramp, nnd next we heard
ofhim over In Kalamazoo, utterly shameless, prHc'
| tiCing laW."-EH Perkins ~ NttU York &Qr.
National Republican., 1881-11-25
Postal Savings Bnnl.s.

just at this time, when 80 many banks
are going ofl like dynamite bombs, the idea Of cs-
tablishing postal savings banks Is likely to be
carefully considered. The showing of the institu-
ton IN Great Brlau is surely most satisfactory.
Any sum from one shilling TO one hundred and
fifty pounds may be depositcd, and interest viii be
paid Mt the rdto ~ per cent, and from the fact
that the depositor can put his money into any
post t-ofice where he chooses and draw II irum any
Office where he may chnnce TO be, merely by pre-
senting his certificate OF deposit, the system has
gained All immense popularity. In the
United Stntes the fact has been noted by
former Postmastcrs. General that In the
greater part of the country there are no
savings banks, and no likelihood of any Small
towns, villages, and country places nrc deprived
of the luxury" and tue savings Of the people nro
either carried TO distance 10 be banked oi
boarded IN some way or other, and liable In any
event TO be lost Ivy robbers burglars et al, not cx
ceptlng cashiers and innocent bank examiners.
The confidence In our banking institutions Il moi
very great but the confidence Of the people In
their country is unbounded. In the Government
there is n sense Of security greater than In any
private concern, however well mnuaged. and the
postal savings bank Is sure Of a warm welcome.
National Republican., 1881-11-25
SAYINGS.
BY j IHuo
IT'S distance lends enchantnent TO the view,
And robes broken banks In q cussed hue.

IT'S distance lends enchantnlent 10 the view,
And robes broken banks Ia a cussed hue.
Nothing can be said that docs not directly or in
directly concern mankind
The devil is humorist on large scale. The
Meet -mc 10. night" columns of the Cincinnati
Enquirer must DO fun for tho deyil when he re-
members how well those columns pay the Chris.
tian stockholders
What this country needs about as hard as II
needs navy Is first class hotel that will furnish
a few bills OF fare In the United States language
merely for occasional reference. Sometimes
though seldom, q man Is found who cannot eat
huently In French
quainted with the life and character of the Lower
Slurian than they are with the life aud char.
aGter OF the multitude thoy meet every day; and
there arc ministers who know more of Lazarus
than they do Ofthe crying. starving children now
living in our own land.
II looks little like something Is wrong some.
where when see railroad companies and high
wages Of men who work day and night, In all
kinds of weather In order that trains may be on
time and baggage and malls safely Transmitted,
while the nilrodd bosses aud those high officials
nre junketing over the country in special parlor
cars" Us stil rs ifthey had been feeding on ram
rods.
Some people entertain tho sick man by telling
him how many persons they have known 10 die OF
his complaint, and IL their words are doubted
they will bring out the census figures TO swear by.
An old lady of my acquaintance always had u
cheering though pathetic story TO relate beside the
bed OF the sufferer, II was lengthy account of
the last illness of her late husband, "Isck," with
after death, so that she had to try three collins be-
fore she found one large enough for "pore lsick."
These tender narratives arc relished by the In.
valid. II Is well they are not forgotten.
National Republican., 1881-11-25
rne rr.pch LanrunEs 10 omahn.

The following colloquy took place re-
Gently between His Honor the mayor OF Omaha
aud the spokesman OF the distinguished french
guests Of the only metropolitan cityofthe Missouri
Valley:
Mayor-Bon jour. garconsi je suia bien also do
Yous yoir.
General BoulGnger--Bon Jour, Monsieur le
Mayor NOus ayois beaucoup dc plRiser dc yous
rene Utrer.
Ma, ora Asseyez yous. messieurs, sans ceremonio.
GvuerRl Bpulanger-MDn .eur 10 Mayor, intro
duit 81 yOus plait, yous nnis.
Mayoi--Oh mon chez Munsieur BOulangec. oes
messenrs sOlit qui n1Us dsnns rep0T .ers daUs ee
pays ici. Ce ne Iis necessaire de hur iniroduiro.
General BOuNngGrs-Oh, oui nouh nYons 10 meme
chuae dams Ia France,
Muylr- Je sus Dien Rise de vous voir 81 bien I'd
iOurthu
1he conversation then dropped into FAn0ldfss
"rmERE may be some virtue IN all OF them" hC
said. hNi Iur ul unl worth niid mpdity oi effect
know tia nolhiIg made can excel Dr. Bull Cough
Syrup"