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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
YA0UISA BAY HARBoR.
HARRnDURG, Jan. 26th, 1889.

HARRISBURG, Jan. goth, 1882.
I'd. Democrat
A mass meeting Of the citizens of
Harrisburg convened on short notice
at Smiths Hall, last evening and Or
ganizsd BY slscting Hon. j. P. School
ng. Chairman and 8. o. Train, Sec.
Hon. Geo. Waggener at the request
of the chairman, stated the object Of
the meeting to be to consult together,
and If thought advisable petition Con-
gress 70 make the appropriation for the
opening of Yaquina Bay 5000, 1000 in
stead of 100000, a. called for in the
appropriation bill introduced by Hon.
M. @. George. Resolutions to that
effect were then introduced and
after being thoroughly discussed were
adopted.
On motion it was voted that Hon.
J P Schooling and Mr.. ] F cCartney
bc appointed committee to solicit Sig
natures to tho petition.
On motion the Secretary was direct.
ed to furnish copy Of the proceedings
to the Albany papers for publication.
After a general signing of the petit
tion meeting adjourned. Great unani-
mity of feeling and earnest expression
in favor Of the proposed Yaquina Bay
harbor and railroad prevailed.
]. p. SCHOOLING Chm.
8. s. TRAIN. SEC.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
FAMOUS OPERA SINGERS.

Annie Louise Carey and Clara Louise
Kellogg are beyond question the most fa-
nous opera singers OF modern times. In
fact they have been universally acknowl-
edged to be the leaders of their profession,
as we'll as ladies of large experience and
particularly good taste. They have prob
ably travelled mere extensively than any
ladies on the stage, and, as a consequence,
have had excellent opportunities of judg-
ing Of the merits Of different countries and
their productions. 1t IL certainly very
great credit to California and the balmy
semi-tropical climate of the Pacific, TO have
Cologne by far the best they have ever
used in any country. For sale by Foshay
& Mason, Fosters Brick, Albany, Or.
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lately appointed by the Albany Blue
Ribben Club.
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 20, 1882
z. p. HackIsmon, Esq.
DEAR Sin AND BRo.-Your esteemed
favor Of the goth inst. came duly to
haAd. II was with much satisfaction
lhat / read IL and the resolutions re-
ferrsd to. And in regard To our tenn
perancs people here working with you
in the matter / will do what / can 10
have seme one represent us with you
in ysur deliberations. New, judging
from the way oar people, and especial.
ly the msn whs we usually elect to Gil
eur Offices ignore and utterly fail to en-.
force ths few good laws we already have
touching tho restriction Of this vile bus
lAess, / csrtaialy think that your res
OlutionS and call Is timely, especially
a. thsy look forward TO selecting our
asxt ssI OF officers throughout our en-.
tire county with reference TO their es-
pscial fitness and ability 10 grAppls
with this matter as they shsuld-men
Of moral courage that will without fear
or favsr enforce our present law ~ well
a. 10 secure the passage Of other, reason.
able laws, locking TO the restraining oi
lAis or any ether business which is uni.
vsrsally admitted 10 be noI only ,orong,
but unjust and burdensome TO the av.
erags tax payer, and II suppressed
would carry down with ID and abolish
q prolific source Of crime, misery and
high taxes; and now let mo ask in what
other way can any coed citizsn who hau
the welfare Of his neighbors and coun'
W at heart dc geed genuine service thau
by taking Au intelligent as.ive part in
this very work. suppose this will net
be acceptable ho the average politician
who will repeat the cid story that ws
can snly save eur eeanty from ruin by
slsetiAg tho ticket they are pleased "a
6x up for US, buI actually being 10 The
average slsctsE something like "hcsd,
| win tails you lose" ne matter which
ticket woA. Les us new make up oul
DiAds 10 wSrk fer meat and not 70.
aAy Jack oLAntsrn glory. For TIE
ns1a ak nonths we will be kindly ffe
gardsd as the sovereign people" Sc
let az exercise our prerogaaires any
see 70 il that We do our whole daty
when We Surrender the same and lei
this Be "Poor year for bosses"
Wishizg you entire susoeSs ! remain
YosTS Trsly.
PHTER HUNS.
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mARRg ITEMS.
MABEL, Or, Jan 3oIh, 1882.

MABEL, Or, Jan 3oIh, 1882.
A1Dv ha~e~~s
l shall give yOu = description sf this
part Of Linn. and IL yos have any
friends that would like to get Q homs,
send them mp, and We will take pleas
urs il showing ahsm all che vacant
land. We have rsom here for rs or
100 settlers, and We want gsod honsst,
Industrious men, (msn with families
are prsfsrrod.) There are plenty Of
good government land vacant yet, bus
10 Is eeing taken very fast They Of
small means arc besoming Interested
now in getting thsmsslves some kiad
Of home, aud there are many places
worse than Mohawk 10 live in. True
we bad rather hard row 10 hoe for
the 6rst few years. Our land 10 most
all covered with timber and brush, bat
after being brought into cultivation it
produces we'll Tired mon, that are
ashamed 10 work unlsssthey have plenty
Of means 10 employ labor, bad better
hnd another plaos, Tor il takes massle
and perseverance, 10 mako n home in
ahs woods. The land is most all roll
Ing sell Of reddish cast but not sticky,
Scarcely . quarter section without pure
running water, plenty Of good springs,
ths finest timber ever saw fer rails
and lumber. The and is all covered
with fern that grows from 3 10 7 #
high. But ! Gnd with my own ex-
psrience that 10 can ee almost entirely
sabdusd in two or three years Of good
cultivation. This land ell produces grass
well. The usual way to clear 10 to slash
the brush and timber during winter
months, and the ollowing fall set fire
aad burn, after. which SOW grass seed.
/ know Of few places for settlement
where there can DO had from fvo TO
6ftssn acres with scarcely any timber
on Il. The o. 4 @. r. Z. Co. have
plenty Of good land here that can be
bought on easy terms. They own
every odd section. Ny advice to all
these in search Of homes who are not
able 70 purchase an improved farm is
come in here and lsok for yourselves
and not take my word for il. Last
week man jast cut fsom the State oi
Csanectisut, Q brcther.in.law Of A. +
Cuttlsr Of this Ceunty,was in here and
selected piece Of land within oae-hali
nile Of eur school house, and said wheE
he left If he did net End any place that
suited him better he would bs back ant
20 to work On il soou. Who will b,
the next
Loot.
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CrGTEAU.

The promptaess with which she jury
in the Guiteau case rendered their YER.
diet OF guilty is very gratifying to the
civilized world. That he will now be
huag after The usual laws clay there
is no question. There is enc point
that convinced us of the sanity of
Gaileau, which seemed to have been
lost sight Of through the dsclayatiOn of
the Presidents Physicians-thst the
wound Gaiteau inhiotad was not NOR
tai, This was stated over and over
again. What convinced us that Gui-
teau had better knowledge of anaso-
my than the Presidents doc tors was
his method OF killing and the result.
The elaboration of The assassin; his
selection Of an opportunity; his knowl
edge of anatomy; the manner of the
killing, all convinced as of the sanity
of the murderer. He slipped up be-
hind the President, knowing that he
would not be observed uatil he inflict-
ed the mortal wound, and with steady
aim directed his bullet at the vitals of
his innocent victim. Guiteau knew
it the ball took the range he gave it,
the President would die. Is was the
frss sAos thai killed the President.
The second shsa, though quickly made,
possessed nsthiag Of the method and
certainty of the frsa. No insane man
could have managed the details Of 50
great crims Ia this mAaasr, and but
few sane men wsuld have had the
nerve 70 murder 20 innocent . perssa.
Guiteau knew the President could noA
live. The fatal ball had penetrated
the body of she victim as il was in
tended Is should. Guiteau says the
Lord directed him to kill the President:
that ths Lsrd made ths shot fatal; that
the Lord makes ne mistake when he
kills man. Il was not q wound only.
This was consistent with Guitsau's
theory from the frss, than the Prssi-
dent must die. Il Was SO ordered.
Guileau knew he was committing
murder. Aad no sooner than tie
eminent physicians of the President
declared ever and over again thai the
wound was nsI fatal, Guitsau seized
n?oa i. as proof that should the Prssi-
dsat die, he would come 10 his death
BY malpractice. When that terrible
c.isis came, il proved that Guitsau
knew nero of anatomy than the ply
sicians, whom he claimed lad killed the
President By ignorance of their prefes
sioa. The post nsor-tsn examination
revealed the fact that Guiteau made
no mistake in selecting the part Of the
bsdy Of his victim on which to infiict
the dsathly blew. How those eminent
physicians could have. been mistaken
in this case has been a great wonder.
In the history of criminal trials and
msrdsr scenes Guiseau has not
superior in quiOknsss of thought; in
knowledge Of the ease; in the exercise
Of superior memory; and in brilliancy,
BE knew thas tbs shot he gave the
President WAS as fatal as lift had
pierced she head Of the honered victim.
TAsEe could not be much mesh ID and
accuracy In the plans Of mad or in
sane man. And 80 the jury found.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

It is quite the fashion to have we'd
dings all of one flower as, for instance,
of all shades Of chrysanthsmum ma, or Of
jonquils, or of dahsails, or lilies. At
the recent wedding of young lady
named Violet, all the guests wore
bunehes Of violet. in compliment to Ier
pretty name.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

QUAnY-R Mr. George acted wise
ID only asking for an appropriation Of
100000 for Yaqu;na Bay for the rea-
son that Gillespie reported that that
suAa was all that cOuld be judiciously
expended, are the people of this sec
ton acting wisely in trying to get
him to amend his bill by raising the
amount to 5000, 600 /? Will the Her
ald and Register answer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

SOME of our people have had cor
siderable fnn this week in comparing
the HsralGs editorial with the speech
made by the editor on the 2Ist. Dir
Porter's remarks at that time were
50 severe on Mr. George that Van
Cleye couldn't stand it and on the
first opportunity arose and "hRrled
the charges back in his teeth" to use
his own language. Why this craw-
fishing, Mr. Po rter ?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
G10yER TO THE YR0ST.

Congressman George having failed
ts represent our people by not carry
Ing out their wishes, as expressed by
the lasI Legislature in asking for an
appropriation Of s2Oo, 900 fer Y.quIna
Bay, Senator Grcver came to tho front
azd Is now trying to act both as our
Senator aAd Representative. On
last Monday he introduced bills ap-
prsPriating $500, 900 for The inprsvs-
msnt OF the mouth Of the Columbia
river, $4,000 for coast rue tion Of q
canal and locks at the cascades Of
the Columbia, and s20o, 900 for CEN
tinuing improvements at the entrance
of STsquina Bay, Or. These bills,
at his request were temporarily laid
On tie table in order to afford him
an opportunity to call them up and
submis some remarks on them be.
fore their reference to the committee,
at an early day, We hear some
Republicans already speaking Of
Growers action as an electieneering
scheme. This is exceedingly small
In them, but will do no harm. II II
The earnest prayer of at least nine
tenths Of the people of our valley that
such electioneering schemes be play
ed upon them often, and Hon. NJ. G.
George will forever rue It tat he
did not take the same action which
Senator Grover did last Monday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

The Connecticut Historical SOcie-
Is In possession of the commission
of the first postmaster, William Ell
lery of Hartford, by the Authority of
the Colonial Congress. 1t is dated
Sept. %, 1775, and subscribed by
Ben jamin Franklin postmast err gener-
al for the colonies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

Mr.. Longfellow lately received a
present Of Tom Moore's bronze ink
stand, which had been given the r.
ish poet by the sons of Crabbe, VINO
himself had used II. A waste aper
basket and two-note-books of Moore's
accompanied the gift, which had all
been in the possession Of Mr.. S. C..
Hall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
Notice Of Settlement Of
Final Account,

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dsrsigned, Wm. Kinder, AdRinisiratsr
OF tho estate Of Gee. B. Pollard, de-
ceased, las filed his final account for
settlement Of said estate Ia the county
court Of Linz county. Oregon, and said
coart has appointed Tuesday. the 7th
day OF March, 1852, at the houT ef nine
e'clock in the forenoon OF said day, for
the hearing OF objections to said ae-
count, IL any there be, and for settle
ment thereof
WN. KINDER,
Administrator.
Albany, Rsb'y 1st, 1882. 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

Frty years ago, when Mrs. Mowats
was playing juliet to GRO vis1 house !,
as she lay dead in khe tomb, she con-
trived to ask Romeo how the seen 9
was going. Beautifully" he al swer-
ed "ths people down stairs hlvs to
put up umbrellas to prevent being
drowped by the tears of those in the
gallery"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
IBB.
IN N MRIomAM.
HAnn1anirnn. Jar

HAERIsBuRo, Jan 18th, 1882.
Dedicated to children, parents and
kindred in memory Of John +. and
Mary s, MeCully, who died on the 9Th,
and I7th, Of Decembsr after linger-
ing illness, aged respectively "a and
~ years.
"John" and "Msry" as they were
familisrly called, are gene. Tis hard
indeed to reconcile ourselves to the
thought that on earth we meet our
friends no more, but may we not hope
that the same kind voice and gentle
conhdins hearts are waiting for US on
the other side, mot dead bat go1c be-
fore" Tho deceased were both raised
from childhood in our midst; were
married seventeen years ago, and 10
Gated in Harrisburg, siucs which tine
they have mingled with us in all social
reunions, and endeared themselves to
oil by their many noble qualities, and
deeds Of kiHduess. Mary was . wsman
Of moro than average ability, and
generous TO fault. A true vito and
devoted mother and daughter; no high
er eu!sgy can be pronounced upon
any woman. Amisble, she won all;
intelligent, she charmsd all, and dosd,
she is mourned y ALL AID Of john
We can say naught but good. Ho was
an exemplary member Of the Masonic
fraternity, and was eyer ready to pref
fer the hand Of aid and the voice Of
sympathy TO the needy and distressed.
An active member Of society whose ut
most endsavoTs were 0xerted for its
welfare and prosperity. A friend and
companion who was dear 70 us all.
A citizen wbOSs upright and noble life
was standard Of emulation 10 his
fellows.
Let us hope that in the goldsn
summer ef another life, parents
and kindred will gather again in q
sweet reunion where psrtings are uu.
known
Green Be the tad above thee.
Dear friends Of BY -gOas days
soss knsv thss but 70 lore thee,
Nor named thee bus 70 praise
Weep net. early orphAnsd ehildrsa.
| Fer she lsvsd and I0st % fair
See their Nagsl hands nos beekon
Yrem beaids the Ksldsn stair.
We osy kHow that they are Kons.
| And that the Ezfne rstgrnless tide
That bsars them from aa. stili glldes os,
Aud vs ~bo mourn them with Is glide.
AAed not fer thefa toe bitter tear,
Nor give the heAH % vain Tssrst
-Tis but the easkes thai lies here.
The gem that hlls1 ]. spAskIss YET
| hATT q E1xr.
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HolIoway's Pills aad Ointment.


Wrecks OF Humanity.-I Indisxefioas o.
Youth.-No object Is more soul appalling
than the premature seasibilify Of youth,
daily witnessed among the habitues Of
our public promenades, where may be
seen the terrible results Of disease IN Is
most frightful forms OF the ghastiy and
candaverous wreck ~ manhood, the de-
luded victims Of unpFincipAl scoun2pels,
who, by pernieious nostrums, have I'm
pregnated the systems Of their unsuspees-
ing and confidIug patients with min@al
poisens. For all ulcers ana inpurity ok
blood consequent upon such imPrudeaca,
Holloway's Pills and and Ointment are
powerfully efficacious, being eon posed
Of raie balsams aud vegetables that ara
antagonistic To all disorders Of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virus in the body.
They contain not particle Of aercQYy sr
other mineral poison. l0l
IMPoRrAET CAUTToE.-Nonea arSHsnutne
unless the signature Of J. HKYDocK, sur
rounds each box Of Pills and Ointment.
Boxes at 2s cents 81 cents and 81 each.
GS- There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes
HOLLOWAY q Co, New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

THE last Oregon Legislature passed
= joint memorial asking Congress to
appropriate 600, 900 for the improve
asnt OF Yaquiaa Bay, and Engheer
Gillespie, being controlled TO some
extent by the Portland people, repsrt-
ed ia favor OF appropriating $50, 900
for that work. Congressman George,
who it was supposed would represent
our State in Congress, completely
loses sight of the action OF our people
through the Legislature, and simply
represents Engineer Gillespie by ask
lag for only 100000. HeImight as
we'll chang up his fddle;" our pee-
pie are through with him.
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HARPERS' PERIODICALS.

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
signed Administrator Of the estate Of Archi.
bald N. Jones deceased las hlsd his Anal &C.
count fer final settlement in tho matter Of
said estate, in the Ceuaty Court fer LinH
county Oregon. and en- Saturday the llth
day OF March A. ID. 1882 at the hour of lC
o'clock in forenoon Of said day has been SET
by said Court for the hearing Of sbjeotions
to said account and for the fRal settlement
OF said estate.
r. A. IRVINE.
Administrator.
Strahan and Blyeu, atty's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
Notice Of Appointment
Of Executors.

E0TICEi is hereby given that the under
signed have this day been appointed exeeu-
tors Of the last will and testament of /. n
Cooper deceased, by the County Court in
and for tho County of Linn State Of Oregon
All persons having claims against said estate
will present them properly verified to one Of
the executors within six months Of this day.
Dated Feb, 2nd., 1882.
G.. w. Co0PER.
.. Z. PURDoM,
Executors.
Weathsrford & Blackburn, Attys for eK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03

a few left and when they are taken
the parties can come fer She rosst as
there Is no profit in il when tho hens
are gone.
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1882
HarReT'S Bazaar.
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This popular Journal Is rare combination OF lit
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its engrayngs possess the highest artistic excellence
and in all matters pertaining to fashion 1t Is univer
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the land. The new volume viii contain many brill
liant novelties.
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Farm Fer sale.

A splendid farm and stock ranch fer
rent or sale. Enquire of Fox, Baum &
Co.
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HARRY WATERS
SAE.ooN.

In Ch,adls building. Graf Il
Fronn's. All kinds yfnes and
liquors for sale. A pi1 place tea
your friends.
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Danish humors and reinvigorate the
stomoch, liver and bowels, with King OF
The Blood. See advertisement.
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This letter was received in answer to
tho address sent ouI by tao committee
lately appointed by The. Albany Blue
Ribbon Club.
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Subscribe for the Dsmocaat.
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Final Settlement.

-. weathsrford & Blackburn, Attys
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Hsb'y Ist, 1852. q
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Strahan and Blyeu, atty's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-16
SIN a Decline"

DR.. r. " PIERCE; Dear Sir Last fall
my daughter was in decline and every
body thought she was going into the con
sumption. got her bottle of your
"Favorite Prescription, and it cured her.
Mrs. MARY lIlNsoN,
Of all druggists. Montrose, Kan.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-16

Committee on claims and accounts re-
ported following bills back recommending
payment in full;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-16
Pain Cannot STAY Where
1t IL Used.

Rhuematsm il cured by
THOMAS ECLECTRIC OIL.
lame back of eight years standing was positive.
ly cured by 30 cents worth Of
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Common core throa, is cured with one dose of
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Coughs and colds are cured by
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All throat and lung diseases are cured by
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Burns aud frost bitoe are relieved at once by
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