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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sep. %, 1ssO-Carter Medi

KANSAS CITY, NO., Sep. %, 1ssO-Carter Medi-
cine Company;
Without any solicitation
upon your part, whatever, l take pleasure
in volunteering to give my experience OF
your Little Liver Pill. My wife has been
using them for about six wee IS; has not
time have been married over three years;
have known my wife over eight years, and
during that time have had skilled physi-
clans to prescribe and give medicines of va
rious kinds, hut no relief came. never
knew her 60 four weeks in the eight years
without having severe attack of Sick
Headache until we tried your Little Liver
Pill. Since that time she has had no Head
ache, whatever. Would not be without the
Little Liver Pill for ten times its cost.
consider it an article Of great merit. Yours
truly, j. c. DUNCAN,
COG Central Street.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

From a source which is deemed unusually
welI-iniormed and eminenuy reliable, il
was given out in the city last night that
the much-talked-Of sale Of the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central railroad 20 the
Gulf. Colorado * Santa lie is verifable
r - and fully confirmed. The source
fro n which the HEkALD received the
in iormation claims 70 be advised 0ftbe
transaction from the east and that The nee
essary papers in the premises are drawn M
readr fyr signature and only awaits The rai-
ifcafion Of the two Directories. ghirn i IL
un0ersi1od Will be obtained, and the trans
FER Of the pfOperty msde BY tbe cary
nart Of jolly. The uIice agreed upon Il
nd 20 BE- $1,000 per mile, in.tead % sls,-
O0 - given out ABOUT two weeks ago.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

Please keep the fact in mind that the Clothing House Of
H. Renhard 7o4 Elm street, recognized to-day the most
elegant and complete establishment of its class in the State
To advertise bombasc absurdtes prices and guam
titles is mode of business totally foreign the leading
Clothing House of l. Reinhardt
Our highest aim is be sta ndard in all things, deal
fairly and uprghty with par and to keep pace with
the progress of style and fashion in the ratio in which the city
o Dallas growing city, has right expect Of its live
and wde-awake business We wish it and for al
be understood by the public, whilst we sell goods az
very low prices whilst carry stock of Clothing Hats and
Furnishing Goods to suit the taste and purse of all classes
larger than any of competitors do it for adj
vancement and profit and not r the purpose of waging
relentless cruel war against nIeighbors.
I'VE love our neghbors we love ourselves (outsde
of the Clothing trade for which, have worked hard, and
achieved the labors erve and is thus When
we try hard merit the pbblics confidence by LOW
PRICES FAIR, SQUARE DEALING, and no humbug
barney but plain honest facts only advancing
our own and the pubcs interest but stclass
rade affair." which, but for DUR efforts would have found
its way other neghborng CITIES
Please keep the fact also n mind that carry the largest
and finest of Cents Furnishing Goods in Dallas
comprising elegant lines of Gents Underwear in Silk Linen
Babrggan and Cambc VIII and Fancy Dress Shirts, of
every STYLE and the most exqf and latest styles Of Neck
wear In fashionable Hats we headquarters If you will
call and examine goods afd prices fully assured
will endorse every word we publish.
In the line of Special Bargains, suited for the present
season. have the following goods in every concev-
able size and price:
White Vests, from So IS to 81 90
Black Alpaca Goats, from IS to 90
Creole Linen Check Suits Nohair Suits and all the delight
full Light Fabrics made up for Gentemens' Summer
Wear in Serges AMI Diagonals, at all prices
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

a New Ern-
IN. trus secret of happiness is per fe,
h-alth, which enables the individual 80 en-
inr life and stain competency and con
fer-menf. The martyr 70 dyspepsla- in
r-iurfuuai misery. Il without hope In Tie
uurruif Of bushes o. pleasure and REALIZES
That eristenoe yields only failure Bot 4
neu era has come. and rood health 4 e.
cured. With positive relief from The lis 81
iufirestiun and torTid liver, by The ne q
Dr. AcIer's DrsreT'sia Tablets They ars
vs-s -. tn mem. Only 3 and 50 cents.
IN faud-1rne bore Fr ale ~ ". II.
P.ttersou a o.. The Psarhst0Ds Linirneut
men
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Mr.. Richard Crowley, Of Salem. Mass,
SAYS: II can, from personal experience, rec
ommend Browns Iron Bitters as being per
manent cure for indigestion, dyspepsia, sick
stomach, painful urination, etc. IL really
strengthens the whole general system. Its
effect is most wonderful.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

This once splendid and p0pulous city.
tf,e ~ rDfice q which IL found in Gen
e-is. ZZIs wears B. O., y not mentioned
sgrin urti TIE time Of the COX q Jonah.
file eieiIfh century B. &. But Tor Dur lying
tie bod. dysreTtia o. indifesti11. lang
nor o. los q app-tlte- sragne tlls &c
unecualled, ~ tifo1-enns 40 n-f- 49,
So, 90 testify. And they are equally
go far Iirtr rrInrlaint. bilious berca1le
- feadache. iaun.Iice, bilious teTtrs ard
o.hsr frrerulaiIfiss q The stoInact. LIVER
ard t,gwe.s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

The tide OF immigration now pouring
into this state is much greater than the
casual observer would think for, and the
character Of the peOple now seeking no mes
in the Lone Star state is OF better and
more thrifty class. They do not come now
In droves as they have been doing, but in
punches. There is hardly train south or
west but what has one or more families
from the older states who are seeking homes
on the cheap and fertile lands OF this state,
and while there is not such rush the now
Il steady.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

} suppose that you car
This LIE without phvsi.
lnan who INDUCES in
ns veil expect 70 pick
fh bis fEeers without
|'sh Billings SAYS Every
|raul thru the erisfens
dyspepsia l. q fule. =
~ photography. josh IL
+ thefeiDre is In need Of
|ipati0u dispersia, liver
D.. larcuor. and other
the season.. lct him
|fIe'auins
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

Do you suffer from debility, pain in the
back, torpid liver. disordered kidneys, dys-
pepsia, indigestion or female irregulari-
ties, use the "Home Sanaiive Cordial" a
compound tincture of calisaya bark and
iron. 1t is an invaluable Alternative, gentle
stmuIant, tonic and diuretic
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

For indigestion and dyspepsia what f.
required il attention 20 diet, assisted By q
remedy which aids the natural secretiOns
in the alimentary canal and gives tone 10
the stomach. The ingredients in the
Home Sanative Cordial" are vel known
10 al physicians as possessing highly tonic,
Alternative. stonaciIic, carminative and
slightly laxative properties.
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Iha SnlutarY EIieCtl

The Salutary EHect5 -,
OF Simmou's Liver Regulator upon The
nervous system, Frustrated by long suhei-
ing with dyspepsia, constipation, ana XII
bred diseases, is without precedent. Its
tonic, cathartic and Alternative effects e
la,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

For Counts glcrk.

y horahv on1onnce 10 the ciuzens of Dallas
cnnr,y thai I am a candidate for the once OF
County Clerk. II my tepuaintpi a. - ,,,nL az IN
my qualifications for the Posai.lion NY 81 vouy
commend me TO your cohnueniso ,ha, ~" na cCo,t
hearty support pledsng ~ ta1 az, oe1cIsn,
sp5 faith Mi servant OK the public.
April l6. 1852. =. ". /" - ~ = -! !.
TyF ApF RFoTEsTED TO ANNOUNCE
w N r. Hill. las a Candidate for County
f1,,k Election. Noyember next
.rp.w n TAIAC&ER HEREBY AN.
VI NotTNCFs hirIself as Candidate for
Guunly Clerk-has had thirteen years eHpvr I
es &c as deputy In Tefasoior the pas slA yen,S
In charge of the County court OF Dallas eouhtS
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

earer o. Iowa. md The
enback party iof pres :
E6ential election. VII
% ms. and s1d-ess
~ end county On The
back party. He VII
rnrions points r. the
n tying % o-rn-izs
{.Hr-ty.
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Tar GoIlector.

WE ARE AUTHo,RIzED TO ANNouNGE +;
w # sTFPHENSON, better known as "uucle
pa,c 4" MS a candidata for Tax Collector of Dali IS
cointy' AT the cominE November election,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED To AMMO OUNCE
w CHARLES r. GILLESPIE as n Candidate
for the Office of Tax collector OF Dallas county,
at the November eledt on.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ,ANNoUNCE ..
w X. BLEwETV as candidate ior INK
Collector Of lSir6n pnnty at the November eicc'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08
Questions aud Ans

Questions aud Answers
What remedy is leading the sale Of all
other remedies
Ans Browns Iron Bitters.
What medicine is proving itself TO be Of
miraculous merit in restoring lost health
strength and vigor?
Ans.-BrOwn's Iron Bitters.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats. mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats ~ l5c
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nts at Washing

srf- ms AT hHsning'
a..
II Custis has been con
Of violating the law
Of federal off
purposes. the practice
irish at Washington
were sent 10 the en-.
from the national re-
81 campaign commit
4 ,dOye that he was at
two per cent. Of bis
npaign fund which j.
Il fall. Even the door
genty-four dollars aud
The law denies the
IemplOyes to levy Is
|Dvernment employees,
| the fact that General
Ider the government
|as obtained. The re-
bot their solicitation
zeal for voluntary con
~ no difference in the
Ire may be no Lag 10
or their secretary,
u. and who il not an
|ernment.-[Baltimore
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~ C.. eel (
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7frr--r1rr OHIo. 1auuary =. ls7a-carter
Weffins Cu1r1ly-
cr~TrrEr-fIease send me one Dol d
rrur Iron Pills b. return mall fln1 -
rer.fs enclosed
fr-e - vour Little Liver Plls. ard
- r.fi.frI fher have 10 eQual IN The
80 ~ 4 hart u-ed MOI aIl otner Ein1s-
FIers acoert ny be1rtfet thanks fr ne
80 they haTe done ne.
ksspecffully. AtnrE1 DrroS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

The delicate, emaciated and infirm find
perfect health, sure. strength and youthful
buoyancy in Browns Iron BiterS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

bent yesterday morning
cement was made in the
B that GIUSEPPE GAEL
hus after seventy-fiye
constant activity one
en- and patriots Of the
TO the last long rest-a
fields at last conquered.
er, perhaps, as event
any man of his
Jas become famous
, most indefati-
? tR cause of
ing upon the scene of
[as born back in 1907,
since 1888 his life
In early years he
b, and travelled ex-
ar last named fell
MAZzINI and other
next year was COM
pm his connection
tive revolution in
% South America,
overed military tai
nade him such repu-
hander-in of the
S of Uruguay in the
Iyres. In 1913 he re-
ok part in the strug,
successful in the at
epublican form of gov
nt soldier and patriot
to the fortunes of war
&c to the form of mon
Piedmont. He was
in the victories
s.LL over FRAN
Naples nd his
Il illGstrioU Tough
q then GEBrrtc05 life
fs've and chest,roi one,
exploits being il behalf
Franco Pwr '.l war of
and impulses of GAEI-
career, We're always in
.r.y, ofaira ,ed thought
s. but 2 Gas generally
} be '- the weaker,
e nobler side. In his
Z be devoted him
but the three or
4 hich came from
prqyen either very pop
l 10 any extent to his
died with a name and a
ne the most praise
MOD rn history, and
@ cue who're arm was
bare hI dman right.
h tFets 4 him a dis-
YH mr. a davotsd
,a Jog u. statesman
1It n4u-s, indeed, in
Or
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

The young Indies Of this city have caught
TIE broom brigade fever. and last evening 9
number Of them formed q company and
eIe-fr5 he following officers and Will drill
fvice a week. Captain. Mr.. J. T. Tree
rsrIf. frsf hsuiesaut. Nis- Clemfnie Parker
..cy-id lieufeuant. Miss Maggie fresenius;
- rnrsesrt. Miss Maftie Deake; second
11--eant. Miss Lula Fcake; color bearer,
Nj. blanche Meeks; treasurer n r. Sydney
smith; secretary. Ms g y Ruiiimani
drilinasfer. g. y pullman
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- rs-ri. ff.a. -rs arncunced fur he
ga - Huiclirs. has IN pop,onsd 20 The
Al a JAY.
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Hor.rord.. Aeia rho.phats in Liver aud

Dr.O.G. Ciliey, Boston, says: 81 hsve used
Il very extensively, and with the most re
markable success in dyspepsia and In al
LIVER and kidneys"
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emoke Duke Of Durham cigarette, mid
IseiloU ana pure
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tn luGuc.
Erc3SCccc.
llcrift.
AAcSSnr-
GARIBALDI.

ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
LLOWAY as a candidate
I the ensuing election.
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A cIrculsr Prom RePublican Hec AZ
trrs ~ WashlnEfoB-AR urDor ga th'
DistrTet Aftorncyship-Wha IN nepub
Ile..ns DId 81 Demon.
u iealsd ouf yesterday even ng tbat En-
irnport.ut ci-cuisr had been received -
prominent rstuhlirans in Dallas. snd F're
surnatlv tt-DuKb0ut ne si.ts. vhich md
c.r-s thaf the aduIinis'rnt On has e la1 -
soi-.s 20 attuck'rtaf = terms he Bourbon
dsuooracy In The r-sst strongh,ie ofIsrHs
Tta ru-port q ne cirrulr + .
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Better Goods forLess Money!

Than any other House in DALLAS. You have
Tried our GOODS, and we ask you to tell your
neighbors when they to Dallas to be certain to
EXAMINE the GOODS and PRICES of the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
WIN hal.o 4 Mig cana >.

Tho people Of Albany havo held mass
meeting aud resolved that our Senators aud
Representative demand 5000, 600 for va.
quina Bay, instead of tho 500, 900 resem.
mendod by Col. Gillespie who il ia charge.
This II plain intinaten that that officer
dent knew his business and tho resolution
will raise big guilsw ia the War Depart.
meat The next demand fran Albany will
bo for tho kova Of tho National Treasury. :.
Jacksonville Sentinel.
There will bo no gafaw At Washington
at all, particularly in tho War Department,
as IL has ncthing TO do with tho matter
The Recommendation Of tho State 1.ogsla.
ture, which asked for more than $50, 900, ia
above that Of a nero Engineer and there
IL some doubt t1at Col. Gillespie ever made
such recommendation. Dat above even
the Legislature is tho demand Of tho pso.
pie. Every person who knows anything
about tho matter Ia aware Of tho fact that
Yaquna bay eanaot be made harhor for
the terminus Of such a road as tho Oregon
Pacific will ultimately become fer less
sum than S2o00oO The people OF the
Willamette Valley realizing this do perfect
ly right in asking Of Congress for this ia.
creased appropriation. aad IL Il Ia necessary
TO secHrs the keys Of tho Treasury 10 ob.
tain IL. they will demand even them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
Gone 20 nj. ae.i.

IL is our sad duty TO chronicle the death
ofone Of Linn county's Oldest and best
eiHzens--Mr. VIM. +. Tom plo.on--who
departed this llfe on Thursday evoning,
Jan. 10th, at his residence near Brownf-
vile, aged "a years.
He had been gradually falling in health
for two or three months plst. his disease
being dropsy Of tho heat. 10 had been
under medical treatment for fow weoks,
and appeared 10 bo regaiBing his lost
strength worry fast, no much 20, that lis
family and frien1s enter tainod strong
hopes ofcomplote recovery. On tho even
Ing m0utloNod ho soenod unusually
bright aud cheerful, looking ever tho
nows papers and letters whom the even
Ing mail was brought 10 him. Soon
after no was nltac ked with very foyere
pains In the region or tho heart; the usual
remedies and ttimulants woro Tos0ried
to, but all oi DO avail. Tho AHgsl OF
Death como 10 his relief and boro his
spirit awsy. SO sbsrt was the struggle,
and 20 unexpected did II C ono 10 those
who wero with him, tboy teareoly seemed
10 rsaii1Owhat bad happoneS until bo.
loved father and friend was no more.
The funeral took place from hia resi-
denco on Saturday, where a largo numb
Of friends aud relatives gathered to pay
their last tribute 70 the honoied dead. Roy.
Il. Kobe took charge Of tho services, de-
lIvcrlRg brlc( but very able aad i'm
prossivo addreDS choosing his text from
lst Kings End ch ap. 2nd and 2ra vcrsos.
Mr. Temploton's long life has been that
OF an exemplary Christian, having served
up The time OF his death ovor 20 years "a
an lcldor in tho Presbyterian ciiursh. Ito
kuew and realized that the afternoon 81
his lifo was far spent, and that soon
tho shadows or eternal night would
encompass him forever. no sfien ex-
pressed himself as fully prepared and
only waiting Tor tho masters SUMMONS.
Deceased was born IN Virginia IN 1ss1.
lie lived for number 81 years ia Green
Geld, lad. whsrS. a. the 40 of u yeArr.
hs was united ia marriage 10 Elizabeth
Ramsey; then hs moved to Misloari, where
he remained few years Daring tho
lPring aud summer oi 1877 he crossed ths
plAias. arriving here late ia the fall. Aad au.
darEoing many hArdships that early pions.rs
experienced. Ths next year hs purchased
tho plsos above BsoHnsyille, where Ia has
sinos resided until hi, death. Ills wife and
all his children excepting one still eur, ivs
/ him. a
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a
q. b. Montague and Jas. I. eowan,
| LsbAnon's wide.awaks merchants. passed
through this city last "Wednesday on their
way to Portland.
Gee. c. Blaksley, ono Of Brownsvilles
most. prominent young hasiuess mon, was
in the oity the foro part OF ths week, and
made the DEMOCRAT office pleasant call
DIR. n. II, Barker. OF Brownsville, spent
last Sabbath in the oity. Tho Doetor has
obtained a good start, and will no doubt
work up successful practice in his new held
OF labor.
Mr.. Z u. Wilson, who has been hfad
miller in Thos. Menteith and Sons MILF,
left last Saturday for Oregon City, where ho
has secured position in ono OF tao mills CT
that city--the Empire Mills.
As soon as the blockade on tho Columbia
is raised Eugene buchanan viii go direct to
Walla WAlla to assume tho management oi
tho business of Knapp. Burrell and Co. IN
Eastern Washington aud Oregon.
J. u. Palmer, editor of tho Paci6c orer.
seer, came up from Portland to attend Will
lsmetts'a soeiAbls last Monday. He gave
rs very pleasant call on Tuesday. From
first Impressions We judge he is remsrka.
bly good convorxationAlist.
Geo. c. Blakcley, DIR. Barker and Joe
coshow sPsns last Sabbath in this city,
They came dswn tho Narrow Gauge on q
hand car to its junction with tho Lebanon
road, and then walked in on the ties
Hereafter thoy viii not aspire for any
notorie.y as pedestrians.
Bob Newcomb. Grand Recorder Of the
AoU W. came up last Monday evening TO
attend tho ssciAble given by Willamette
Lodge No. 5. Judging from the way IN
which the members Of the Order speak OF
him, il is our opinion that his lease on the
Office of Grand Recorder will Last for aany
years
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
wRiNKLED FACES.

1t Is painful sight to see young ladies
In their teens with wrinkled and plema-
turely old faces; nevertheless 1t Is quite
common, and to any one who observes the
signs of the times tho reason isyery appa-
rent. Owing to the flaming advertisements
and bogus certificates, in which are used
the names of eminent physicians and
chemists, tho unsuspecting and credulous
have been induced to use some of the So
called liquid beautihers, all of which are
known TO be positively injurious, and II
the complexion, so that it will be next To
impossible To restore it. Mothers should
be very careful to see that their daughters
do not use these preparations, but ask for
and obtain Slaven's Harmless Yosemite
Face Powder, the only harmless beautifier.
For sale by Foshay & Mason, Fosters
Brick, Main ST., Albany, Or. a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

I have heard several reports ia regard 10
ny place Of business. which. although they
eazbot bo traced 10 say satisfactory source,
still shink il proper 20 make reply 80
that tho person nAy Rst ths fnll benefit Of
10. Ssrns low BoAsdAlmongsr, Suca "A can
be found in any town, has lean busy fabfi.
eating sensational reports in regard 10 the
kind Of place ! kosp. There lIzs been
a rspert that there has been oiism smok.
isg aud liquor drinkin. in my placS o. buEi-
ness. which is = willlully mIds-up lio aud
dsiy tho parties 70 provo their charge.
There alss seems 10 bo sSmsthIBR said
nbous obscene litsrAtara. There 10 Bone ia
my house nHlsss thsy choSs. 70 call the city
papers aud the OreJonidn, by that name.
And in regard ~ the dice shaking 10 10 done
the saMe - IN any cigar aud tobacco store
in town, on the counter In view VI the deer.
Soms say that the ysung insn resort 10 my
store evenings, which 10 tfne Of some oi
thssu. as vel sE Of older men, aud among
them arc some of the best men in Albany
bat what j. IN that. ~ ! have no card play
ing or any ether games. ana maintain Eood
srder. II pArtiss yho are watching my place
! usnla walk IL like men instead o. pAssis 4
slyly By the deer they Worid iAvs no ocea
sisa 10 slaadsr ne AZ they have bean doing
Ard / openly defy anybody % find that any
thing cut II order iI going on At EJ stor'
| which - open Tor inspection from A. ".
- 80 70 II 2. #. NhosVor ssys that any
thing wrsnE is. or has keen gong or at m,
stoTs ! pHbliely biAsd a. an infamous falls
Ger WhA. hAVets say | will Gems ou
aud say Ike fnan and not 20 sssAkia
srsahd behind ssyboay's back e tell.
q. w. OSBORN.
Il SIrHt Stree
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-03
Mectluz or Ceanty CsHatnitiec.

The Democrat Central Committee OF this
county met at the DEaocRAr Office yssseT-
dayin answer to call by tho Chairman,
Jshn ii Barkhart, for the purpose Of filling
the vacancy in both the county and State
committees caused by the death Of the late
Gen. NJ. V. Brown. d. T. Mason held ths
proxy OF SAa1 May. and @. II. Stewart and
d. p. Crabt,se were appointed to represent
c. u. Montague aud T. NJ. Maakers
J.J. Whitney was then chosen rs a
member OF the County Central COMMITTEES.
and c. II. Stewart was elected to represent
Linn county on the State Central Committee.
After traasae:ing some other business the
Committee adjourned.