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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
rae GRANGE.

Stree God created the earth ngricul-
ture has existed. There il 40 oecupa-
ton that proceeds it. no order or aeso-
citation that can rank with tho iillcrs Of
.he soil. Before literature existed, be.
fore governments we're known, agficul-
turo was the first calling oi man Tie
order Of patrons is tho only association
that originates, exists and works
with It's members in heir daily avoca-
tions It is part Of the farmers ilfe; il
does not call him from las worl. 70 pat
his mind upon any other subject, put
tends to recreation IN his daily duties,
and rs careful instruction 10 rulightcn
and elevate his labor fts teachings
are the leftiest that man can seek. IL
does not Interfere with Isis religious OF
political views. In morality it seeks
the highest point; honesty is inculeated
education nartured. charity Is = promi-
peut ch rteristic. temperanco i sup
ported, and brotherly love cultivated.
It is designated 70 bind the farmers
together in fraternity, aud, by encoure-
ing education. advance 10 higher
state OF petfection the science of agri-
culture. We aim to encourage the
planting OF fruits and flowers, Is which
to enhance the value a1d increase the
attractions Of orr homes, adotnjng them
with these beauties 50 lavishly given us
by tbe God Of Nature; and there is 10
calling so eievating TO the mind rs
agriculture, when viewed as instructed
in our Order. God, in the beginning,
made it honorable, and il is our dnty
to sustain it is as such. Dis
earding the principles which shut
out woman from knowledge of
dbe mysteries, we open wide the door
and bid her welcome In go doing We
claim precedent-when God said.
1T is not good for man TO be alone "
Ours isa social order; all can find herein
something to enioy, and We believe
there is nothing better for man than
that lie should eat and drink, and that
lle should make bis soul enjoy good in
his labor. 1t is from the hand of God.
We ask none to join who cannot see
good in their fellow beings; but to all
those who have generous hearts and
open hands to help the needy, raise the
fallen, and are willing to aid in making
the labors Of this life cheerful, W. say
welcome to the Grange-Grapye Bui.
ietin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

st the above rate Of retrograde
movement tho ocean carrying trade
ssi't IN another fen years be ca'irely
in foreign ships.
II IS proper TO state that there has
always been n perceptible decrease OF
the coasting trade, owing partlr to
TIC establishment of steamship lines,
Int principally because of the not
work Of railroads bringing all parts Of
the country within easy, short aud
speedy communication. The invest
fnent in railroads has undoubtedly
affected our shipping interest in
Withdrawing capital and popular in
terest from n. branch Of industry
which would otherwise have made
It's wants felt by, listened to, AL re-
celved the proper legislation b. con-
t<rfzse@
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Melon THEMES.

One year VIC made n square of a
quarter OF an acre, surrounded by
three rows Of Lima bean poles. Inside
this square we planted musk melons
which were entirely hidden blythe
bean vines. OF course, our help was
in'the secret and weanticipated that on
on the following year the foresaid help
which had been discharged, would
seek the seclusion Of the hollow square
and at night eat and destroy cur
melons. So, on that following year,
we reserved n square in the center OF
cornfeld. When the stalks were
high the melons ripened in fiisstul
Innocence, and the vagrants did not
know that there was a little Eiysium
inside.
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(signed)

1t is with pride that to
does from the Linn County Council business association composed
successful
ties They purchased large
universal the satisfaction the 1880 that have
another
volumes for the OSBORNE "hbug
and eware ascend from the the Pioneer Binders
10 those wanting our machine all sincerity orders early
that the
of
tho list Mr. Buge the Northwest manager the d.
OF
egaphed for machines
machine that o requires
adjusting the if they will word Office in this write to
ID. NJ Portland, waited
Of ctrge We have fraud against
agents. Every
d. responsibility que
toned by respectable dealer in America.
II EUGENE BUCHANAN
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
mAnA AAsE Es.geR

IosaoSi ~ 50.
Tho Mark Lane Express says
General soaking rains laye heneiittod
vegetation. Wheat is generally look
ing strong and healthful but hack
ward for tho eud Of May. Spring
sowing Is satisfactory. a dry sum.
mer and early harvest would ruin
all crops except wheat. The supply
at country exchanges has been small
and prices somewhat iirmer. In Ion
don, Friday, there was rather better
demand, but rates were unchan ged.
Foreign exchange WINS inanimate
and supply moderate. Buyers com
tinue cautious and reserved, only
supplying immediate needs. Amer
lean red and Michigan white was
held firmly and advanced one penny
Mt Liverpool. or % wheat laden
arrivals eight are reported sold. The
floating contingent has increased.
About one half Is American. Red
wheat Is comparatively scarce. Flour
continues lab0rou3 If sale and values
unchanged Foreign ~ In large sup
ply, sBarley Il unchanged. Foreign
trade IA nominal. Oats on account
OF scarcity are unchanged. Light
samples are cheaper. OF foreign
there Is large supply and prices
have been reduced Cd. Maize con-
tlnues to decline. American mixed
was scarce on spot and advanced 81.
Sales of Euglish wheat during the
week, i,0i2 qr5 at 44s Id per quar-
ter, against 1897 qrs at rs lid per
for the corresponding week Of last
year.
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Executors Notice.

= To1ICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undauigued has bsen by nn or.
der ~ tbc County Court of Linn County.
0r.duly appointed Executor of tho last viii
md testament ~ John Afarks, ST., de-
ceased, lnte or sail county. AlipeFsous
having claims against said estate are here
hy notified aud required to present tho
same, with tho proper vouchers To- tho un-
dorsigno3, ,at his resilemeo about two miles
west Of Lebanon, Linn County, Orceanr
within siS monihs ftum the daie hereof.
May 26sh, 1851.
!. M. MARKS,
#3 Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

THERE is always great uncertainty
ia breeding from cross-bred animals.
the inheritance in such cases being
quite as likely TO take one direction
as the other, and in either case fre-
quently reverting to the original type
in a very unexpected manner. The
surest Is to use thoroughbred male
of some one breed, and make your
own crosses. A breed OF cattle can
not be built up in one or even three
generations of cross breeding, or of
grading in given direction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ia pursuance 81 nu order OF the Coun-
~ Conf OF Linn County and Slate Cf Ofe-
gon, bearing date August gtb, 1879, being
day OF tbe regular August term of saia
Court, for tno year 1879. la the matter Of
tho estate Of sarah Ann Simison, deceased,
the undersigned, Administrator Of said 49,
laio,wiii soli 90 public auction at the Count
House door IN Albany, Linn County, and
State Of Oregon, at tho hour of ono o'clock
=. IN. of
SATURDAY. JUNE 25ua. 1851,
oil tho right, title, interest nnd estate of tho
sail Sarah Ann ,imisou nt the time of her
death IN aud 10 all that certain tract Of
land lying aud being situate Ia Linn coun-
IS, Oregon and described ~ follows:
Commencing a. tho sautiam fiVer on tho
llne between sections aud 4 in Township
10 South, Range . West Of Willamette
Meridian, thence Sosth on said limo one
iuile, moro or loss 10 tlie Southwest cor.
ner Or Faid section 4, thence Sonth ~ chains
aud 30 links, thence south 69 East, ~. Ia
rtains, thence North IS - East. 1911
platns. thence North 32.2j chains. theuca
West 1.22 chains, thence North GB. 10 chains,
nt"re or less, 10 tho Saniiam river, thence
Gown thc said river "a the place of begin
ming, containing two hundred aud fifty
acres, moro or icsa, Saving and excepting
the grave yard of nine rods squarel.
Jii.8H AND CoSBiTtoaH or SALt:- %snn
half the purchase price. cash in u. :. gold
coin in hand on day of faie,and balance Ia
ak months, with interest thereon ut lhe
faio Of ono per cent per month from tie
day oreaie, secured ~ note and morteage
on iha premises for tbo payment thereof
Nay -, 1851.
a3lul Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
TO IHE WORKING CLASS,

We are now prepared 90 furnish all classes with
slant employment home the whole of the time,
for their spare moments. business new, light and
profitable. Persons of either easily earn from 80
cents To s. per evening, aud proportional sum by
deyoting their whole tune 10 the business Boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. That oil who sec
this notice may sond their address aud test the hus
make this offer: TO such are not well sat
isiied viii send dollar to pay for the trouble et
writing. Full particulars aud outfit free. Address,
GEORGE STINsoN n Co., Portland. Maino 2yl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

other countries in the ocean carrying
trade under existing conditions. Sub
sides to mail steamers would not
cause sailing vessels to follow in the
wake without similar encouragement,
which Is very unlikely to be extend.
Ell. Our present navigation laws are
q diserodit 60 tho country, for the rea.
son that they repress the shipping
interests. The paItry sum raised by
the government, through its unjust
tax, consular fec aud other similar
expressions is only fer the benefit of u
few officials aud hangers-on of the
government. These laws are OF such
n nature that the 'sfree ship advocate
would discover his inability To run
such ships under the American flag,
even though their first cost were 20
per cent below that of ships built
here. Since 1860 the running ex-
paoses OF the American ship have in-
creased 30 per cent, and are double
what they were thirty years ago,
while there has heen but slight in
crease in the expense of foreign
ships.
VICIOUS LAws.
Tie laws of 1872 passed by Con-
gsess were for the protection of sea.
men, but have had quite an opposite
effect. A sailor discharged in for
eign port is entitled to three months
extra pay, which of course makes IL
impossible for the master to avail
himselfof the opportunity of shipping
a cheaper crew. The consequence Is
that the sailor is induced by hard
fisted mates or through other means
tacitly or openly approved by the
master to leave the ship on the first
opportunity offered. Therefore not
wilhstanding his S95 per month the
sailor under the American flag is not
81 well of as the foreign ship seaman
who only receives $i1.50 per month,
bat is treated like man and not rs a
brute. With these demoralizing in
! 1uences working upon the shipping
interests, it IS not TO be wondered at
that our ocean carrying trade IS Ill
minishing, that our tonnage is de-
creasing while foreign nations are in-
creasing their tonnage. According
70 the Bureau Veritas the ocean ship
ping Of 1874 and 1880 Of the United
States, Great Britain aud Germany
was rs follows:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

Alongside The seawall, towards
Meigs' wharf, lies the German iron
ship Sehiffswerft, OF S5T tons, loading
Wheat FOR Cork. She Ngs built in
1877 1T Flensburg, Slesvig, II Il cost
complete of ST., 800, or about Si6 per
ton. she has the highest olassiiica-
ton OF Bri. ish Lloyd, IS rs handsome,
well haiit ana fitted rs any ship
turned sus on the Clyde, and is de-
serving II visit by those Interested
in shipping. The woodwork, finish
ard workmanship Of deekhouse, sky
llgkt,eempaaionway and cabin would
do credit 10 American ship joiaers,
aud are in favtrable contrast 10 thai
usually. seen on ships from Europe.
There Is 4 marked absence of brass
which after ali only tends to increase
the expense aud add work for the
boys but she is we'll supplied With
boats aud other useful appurtenanees.
The plsee 1t which this vessel was
built has ina few years turned out
eleven sailing vessels aud upwards OF
thirty steamers, s0meof the latter of
y, 500 ton Shipbuading in wood
has practically ceased there. on ac-
count al the scarcity of timber and
the greater durability of iron ships.
The subject Of the decline Of Ameri-
can shipbuildiug has ofteu been dis
cussed. The snip owners conven-
tion at Boston wrestIed with il in
October last, and the magazines and
newspapers are debating it.
EvAnISG TIE ISSUE.
There has however been a di~i.ssi-
ton TO talk all around the subject,
instead Of directly at it. The ship
owners convention resolved that with
the abolition Of the present stringen;
laws against American shipping, and
with a subsidy, cur ships could once
more compete ia the carrying trade.
The marine shifhuilders desire 4
bounty to be paid for every ton OF
shipping built, anil the substance al
both resolves is that the whole eoun-
try is asked 70 pay individuals to
build and run ships which, it IS thus
Acknowledged, they are unable to 90
themselves, because it does not pay.
Should these requests be aecedcd to,
it would next be ii order for boot and
shoe or any ether factories 10 Iaake 4
similar demand, and with as good a
right and show Of success. This
German ship furnishes as good an
example and proof of why American
shipping Is steadily declining, and as
a comparison vessels of England, the
United Safes, Trance and Germany,
OF tlse same tonnage, viii be used IN
The 1silowing rs - illustration Of Sc
expenditures OF each vessel while en-
gagel ia#the sane trade. There are
less tiaan half n dozen seagoing iran
ships IN the United States. none o.
which have been bulls in this c0ua-
Try, and the comparison mast theT2-
fore he 5eteeen tho zaLziEe s,s...
wooden saip AMI he foreign ireu
snip.
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81 think We'll have an early
spring." remarked an Oil City
woman as she noticed her husband
in the aet of sitting down on the
business eud of a carpet tack.
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Assignee's Notice OF Ap-
poinJment.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho undersigned has been duly app
pointed Assignee Tor the benefit nf crcdi-
torp. of all the property of Charle3 findts,
II North brownsville, oregon.
All peraoua having claims against said
Charles Hodet viii present the same. ycr.
iiied as required by law within six months
from this tin.a. to The undersigned, at bis
fosidcuce, in igrowusytlie, Oregon.
issiod May -, tssi.
-. e. COOLEY,
IT Asklsuso.
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DBAlsiaG vet land is estimated to
return from forty to eighty per cent.
on lie yearly cost. Inthe same way
good stock pays "a better than poor;
good fencing, we'll selected fruit trees,
ard earefnily ly-iooked-after home esteade
reisag tho money aid onf, ard add
immensely to the comfort Of the oc-
cupani.
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AD AsT.,.s. z IRoE. sHIpg.

IL TIC niesa iisfe tie foreign iron
ship + eafni,f.ss - cents more per
ton on vi eat eaF9o than the Ameri-
cen wooden Esss9j, AID as water bal
last earfiea ina tieeble bottom IS be-
inggT Til5iflle inaaaee q the iron ship
has Il stu iaFtaer aavantage9Yc the
wooden sIie, faaf las IL incur 8 con
siderable expense ~ handling stone
or other bulky ballast and have it
cs FRIED Of tt the ship.
It's seif evident froIa the above
that America caRnot compete with
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CO00 A MONTH guaranteed. si2 day at home
sDOUU made by the industrious. Capital not re.
girls mako money faster at work us than NJ any
thing else, The work is light aud pleasant and such
SEQ this notice will send us their addresses ut once aud
see for themselves. Costly Outfit and terms. Now
the time. Those already at work laying mp large
Maine.
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This shows an actual decrease in
American ships and Il perceptible Ia
crease OF German shipping. Accord.
ing ~ the Secretary Of the Trcasnry's
report the :otal merchant marine Of
the United States was / I.S00, Co. tons
il 2S74, and III 1880 only 4,GS, ,0G5.
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nEW Y0RK SMGPPlNG /!

Everybody delighted with The tasteful
aud beautiful selections made by Mrs. La
mar, who has never failed 10 please her
customers. New Fail Circular just issued.
Send for it. Address
MRS. ELLEN LAMAR,
l5:7tf 81 broadway New York.
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csp(s WEEK IN your own tova ana 10 ea,;t.l
s9OD risked- lou can give the business a tlsal
without expense. The best opportunity ever sls.ft
for those willing n work You should try nssis,,-
else until you for yourself what you csi, s II H.
business We offer. No r0om 70 explain herr ,s,
devote all your time only your s4are ti4at,
the business and make great li Tor c,try l.ll~ ~,
work Women make as nauea men. send Tor s.,.s-
eisl private terms and lftlcnars, winch NJ mail ~
s. Outfit free. Don't complain of hsnl times niie
yon have such chance Address H. HAIlFT.T n
Co. Portland Maine gsl
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IL is proposed to erecta cremalory
at Brooklyn. The general belief is
hat they have oAIJ TO dig short
distance in order TO find one ready at
hand.
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REST

I'd EH SUE Nbusiness now before the Iullsr. Y.r
4D All5 - can make money faster al work f.,f ~.
than at anything else. capital not required NcNi
start you Sl2 day and UPWARDS made 1t hoi..e l..
the industrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted
eKerywhAreto work Tor us. New il the time lsss-
can devote your whole ti;ny 70 The work, oy y0lr
spare moments. No other business Viii ray sostsesr-
b as we'll. No willing 70 work can ial 10 s.ak.
enarInons pay by engaging once Costly outfit and
easily and honorahly. Address True Co, Augusta
Maine.
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4 sicsIe.cssT cogpsslseg.

Tie first cost aHd subsequent earn
ings aud expenses aFs ~ 6alows /.
American slips of s67 t5s:s at $50
per ion, 433,353. Costof tie foreign
ships OF equal tonnage, 81, SEQ. s.
far the advantage IS apparently viii
the American ships, bu. She IS 40
sooner launched than Il Tej4fa. tax or
30 cents per ton per annu,n Is exact
ed. and the place in which the ship
is owned Ievie5 M average tax r. > !.
cents upon the assessed value 0f this
lioatiHg property. The tax daring
iiae-ffiFst gear stands thus Federal
tax, s2GG. Ia,staie and municipal tax
on valuation sof at least So, ,000
amounts % SsT5, making total Of
81 f35. The insurance on the hui
Of an iEgn ship Is generally Z per
cent lover than tie rates. 81 wooden
snip. The average longesity Ct
wooden ship IS alaui thirEcek years.
while the duration of an il0iRstip,
although not yef accurately deiAon-
strated may be st at thirly yeas.
Tie average repairs, copperiDg, ete,
10 a wooden ship are about s per cefa
aaBtEi!iy, at the least, while the iroI
vessels repairs and dockages accounfs
will not exceed 4 per cenf, = difer4
cnce in favor of tie latter Of SiIGg
yearly.
WAGES - AMERICA A.sD ABRoAP
The greatest drawback to km6fi-
can shipping i the higher Wsges paid
10 officers and crew. and colnpareso
with fsreign SLIPS fer one month IS
fol.6sys
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/. s.seA snesLp ..r.ns.

- sew,
To cook,
To mend,
To be gentle,
"a value time,
70 dress neatly,
TO keep Il secret,
70 mind the i1aby,
&, be sef-reIiant,
10 darn stockipgs,
10 respect old age,
10 catch husband,
70 holt. her tongue,
t. make good bread,
T. keepa house tidy,
70 be above gossiping,
10 hgmor 2 Cross man,
10 control her temper,
IL take care Of the sick,
10 make home happy,
:. 70 sweep down the cobwebs,
10 marry man for his worth,
To be help-mate to a husband,
70 keep clear of fash literature,
T take plenty Of active exercise,
r. read Acpe books besides novels,
- see a mouse without screaming,
- be light-hearted and neet-footed,
70 get into a .Eotlar-in-law's good
graces,
70 wear shoes chat wont cramp her
feet,
10 si'e poodles the second place in
her heart,
To be womanly woman naler all
circumstances,
TO nse no cosmetics but eoap water
and fresh air,
To i've on more healthfnl diet than
cake and confections.
To be polite to all people at all lines
and In al places,
TO distinguish a suit of clothes from
the man vino wears them,
To know the wealth of her heart and
not to give them away too easily,
70 be mistress of some lucrative
branch ofindustry. if she has to depend
on her own excrtions for a living,
To regard a man as a creature with
head and heart, and not Il mere
machine to turn ont so many dollars a
Jay and keep women in all solid com
forts oflife.-Terra Haatte Nail
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\ small lad had just received his
Christmas toy trumpet, TO winch he
became greatly attached. At nigat,
when he was about 10 be put in his
'little bed" and was ready TO say
his prayers, he harded the trumpet
TO his grandmother, saying, "lIere,
grandma, you blow wfiilc / pray
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

"AIammo, the teacher says al people
arc made OF dust. "Ies, uy dear, 80
they are" "Well' then, = pose negroes
are made of coal duet.
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BACON, EGGS AND BUTTER
WANTED

SIHANEAp DIRECT WAY OF Dis
a posing Of ihe above / can afford 10
give more than any oil her house in this
city. T.. COHEN.
NR j. II. BATS, Newspaper Advertis.
ing Agent, IL Park Row C'limes Buadingl
New York, is authorized 20 contract for
IN the DEMOCRAT at our
bost rates.
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aEgCaa SHIPPING.

sa1s sasIsEs q srs Esu,EssA ss.aG aG.
esssEs.
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oaQn n Aawoek in your own town. S. outfit
f1tDOsUVeiree No risk, Reader, II you want
business af which persons OF either sex can make
great pay all the time they work. write for partculsrs
D IL. iIALLKTT & Co. Portland, Maine.
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EHTE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
w completed, and are now prepared TO
handle all kinds Of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, GriSt and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS MADE ON SNORT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. WIN also manufac.
ture the improved Cherry Il White Grain
Separator.
shop on Baker St.- OnIcc as Lumber Yard.
Albany, Gr., Dec. !, 1850. lSlf
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"A NEW wy to settle old debts''
tai g the cash and Ply them.
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An lrishmau has aisaya nn answer
Coz everything A Corkoaian, on being
asked at hreakias how he came by",hat
black eye" Iaid "he slept on his iist. "
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NEW BARBER SHOP I
]. II. SURLES, PrOp'r.

A GOOD SEA FOAM SHAaIPOO goes
~ with each shave. Prices for shaving
and hair-cutting same as usual. Rooms
opposite McIlwain's store. loft