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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23
CoRREsPoNDENoE
LEBANON NOTES.
LEBANON June 2lsl, 1882.

LEBANON June 2lsi, 1882.
I'D. Democrat
On last Saturday there was horse
race sut on Saud Ridge which attracted
considerable interest. The owners Of
the horses we're tho Wilson boys and
the Frums. The stake WAS 800 90.
The Frum horse came out FIRST best by
sevaral feet There were several other
parties that changed small sums Of
money on the reSult.
The preparations for the 4th Of July
celebration are progressing finely. An
effort Is being made to secure a special
train from Albany, which is likely to
prove successful, which will enable all
TO como and enjoy tho occasion. New
attractions are being added by the
committees, which will greatly increase
the Interest.
Joseph Wassom has been appointed
administrators Of the estate of Mary
Kees, deceased. The value Of the
estate is about $4,000.
The Christian denomination is hold.
ing eampmeeting about four miles
below here on the Santiam. On last
Sunday there was quite crowd in at
tendance, aud Jas usual, some wore there
who were not piously inclined. A
couple Of young boys frst got into
tight, and after bruising each other con
siderably, an effort was made TO sepa-
rate them, and in doing NO, little un-
fairness was displayed, or at least they
seemed TO think 80, and the peace
maker was struck a blow which came
near causing a general fight. 1t wsuld
bo well for those who 90 TO such places,
to bear in mind, that exercises Of
different kind would be more in accord
with the day US we'll as the occasion.
The rain for the last few days, has
done a wonderful amount of good.
Late wheat and oats were needing il
very much, as we'll as all kinds of
sogetablcs. II almcIt assures good
crop Of every kind.
The children Of J. l.. Harris, Charlie,
CArIic, and Clyde, started on the last
steamer for the East. They are going
TO their uncle, Russit Harris, at Harris
vile. New York, with whoa, and other
re latious, they will make their future
home. Their mother died some years
ago; she was the daughter of J. w.
Bell, one Of the early settlers Of this
country Some ten months ago their
father died, and they were left alone.
Since then, the three youngest have
been making their home with DIR.
Hope aud family, who have kindly.
cared for them ia every particular
They are all bright and well disposed
children, and il was with feelings Of
regret that the Doctor and his wife
bads them a long farewell. The
youngest Of the three, Eta May, being
about three years old, was hardly abls
TO take the long journey, besides the
Doctor and his wife having become
greatly attached to her, concluded they
would take her as one Of their family.
With them sho will find a pleasant
home, kind father and mother, who
will place around her every advantage
fc+ her fntuTa good. Tho parting OF
the brothers and sisters was truly
affecting, especially with the older ones,
who fully realized that il might be the
last time they would see their little
sister. LEB.
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risSEER's ELI>EoS.

We learn fr3tn our exchanges that
the pioneer reunion held in Ssiem last
week was quite largely attended aud
waI, on the whole, very enjoyable
affair. Addresses were delivered by
Hon. Msdorum Crawford, President oi
the Association, Hon. James X. Kelly
and Hon. L. i. Chenonslh, ali of which
were full Of pleasant iemin.sceuees oi
pioneer life, aul tho early settlement oI
Oregon. Tue election of officers far tbr
ensuing year resulted as follows Il7n.
]. W. Nesmish, Prsailsn. Ten. J ".
Grim, Vics Presidon. lion. =. T.
Odensal, Recording Secretary lion.
N. II. Rees, Corresponding Secretary
Hon. John 81. B4coo, Treasurer. ued
Jos. Wait, L. II. Waite aud f. <,
Matthew, directors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

For the speedy cure Of consumption and
all diseases that lead 10 il, such rs stubborn
coughs, neglected colds, bronchitis, hay fe-
YER, asthma, pain in the side and chest, dry
hacking cough, tickling in the throat. hoarse-
nsss, sore threat and all chronic or lingering
diseases Of the throat and lungs, DR.. Kings
New Discovery has No equal and has estsb-
lshed for itself q worldwide reputation.
Many lading physicians recommend and use
il in their practice. The formula from
which it Is prepared Is highly recommended
by all medical jourhAlA The clergy and the
press have cemplimented in the most glow
ing terms. Go to your druggist and get q
bOtts free Of cost, or q regular size for 81.
Fer sale by
Foshay and Mason, wholesale agents Alba.
ny ID. Morris, Scio DR.. L Foley, Leba,
non DR.. ]. N. Powell, Lebanon ID. N.
Calbreatte, BuenA Vista Reafetto and Mon
tAgue, Jefferson o. II. P. CorneliDs, Tur'
ner r A. RAmpy, Harrisburg 5. s
Hayes, Halseys; Damon Smith, Halsey
Starr and BlAkely, Brownsville.
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.LElSED .2an the rRsNEyILLE NEWS.

john Circles il said to be ito 6cst
horse tanner in town.
Mr. SenderS, ia company with Char
ley Helm, started to Albany Las. Thurs
day
Ne A. Ssnders. formerly Of Senders
& Hahn, will soon begin the construc-
ton of new building, 10 be used as a
general merchandise stars TIE new
stors viii be situated as the corner Of
Third and g streets, one Of the best
business localities in town. And as
Mr.. S.ndcr's brother who has for yea RI
been engaged in the meiclntile business
in Albany, is a partner in this en-
terprise, Ito early completion OF the
store, aud itsultimit" success is already
assured.
At this season ali kinds Of farm pro.
luce fnd ready sale at prices that
will rcray the producer. Oats sell at
so cts per bnshel, barley at $l.00, and
very little Of the latter to be had at sv-
en- that price. Potatoes are quoted at
$l.00 per bushel, but none to We found
in the market at any price Hay sells
readily at $50 per ton. The prices paid
for farm produce of every description
are good enough to encourage its pro-
duction, an1 the only wonder is that
more attention is not given to it.
The present season there has been
upwards of 5000 head Of cattle sold in
his section. O;hoco will furnish be-
y cen 1000 end $500 and Beaver
$500 or more. The most of the cattle
sold arc beef steers, though in one or
two cases an entire band has been sold, !,
$50 is about an average price received
for these cattle. This will bring into
our section 100000, the greater part
of which will be retained here. OF this
amount Breym&n, Sommerville & Luck
ey alone have received nearly $4,000.
These cattle are now being delivered to
purchasers who will drive them to the
California market
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TO OuR READERS.

With this issue the management of
the DENocRAT changes. Geo. f..
Chamberlain, Esq, has purchased half
interest In the establishment, and the
firm name viii hereafter be Stewart i
Chamberlain. Tue DEMOCRAT is now
almost seventeen years old, which is a
greater age than has been attained ty
any other Democratic paper in Oregon,
It is now moro prosperous than at any
other period during its existence, and
it Is the intention of the new manage
ment to make it of such interest to the
citizens of Linn county that its eircu'
lation viii rapidly increase. 1t is now
the official paper of the city of Albany,
and, beginning with the first of next
month, will be the official organ oI
Linn county, containing all legal ad
vsrtisements. While we expect t.
give summary of all the news of the
world, and our views upon Important
matters, We will still make a speciality
of local news, and will use our utmost
endeavors to forward the iaterests o.
our county and city. In politics W
will be strictly Democratic. bat as We
have no elections in this State for {
couple of years, in the meantime We car
afford to touch lightly on politiea
subjects and work 'for the good of oul
country"
Tue terms of subscription win sbe the
same as usual-s3 90 per year-but il
you shoald be the happy possessor O.
So so, and soiSh TO pay ia adra'aes, WI
will send you the DEnocRAr year fol
that sum. Remember that hereafter W,
will make 50 cents difference between
cash and credit.
And now, kind friends, We wish yoI
all to speak good word for Us to youl
neighbors. Each one Of you send US
new subscriber Taere is not one o
you who cannot think of some ons wh,
can be prevailed upon to take thei
county paper. Do this, and We VII
furnish you the best local paper IN tn
State.
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In looking at the great imm. grafton
of the times, ies us tell how tie ex-
periencc of the Westera States shows
that Germans above aIl other foreigners
not only make tie bes. farmers. but
that their advent into any community
is followed by steady riae in tie price
of land. In portions Of Missouri and
Illinois, where Germans have most
thickly settled, land is WORTH from four
10 five times as much as in other sec
tions where farms are conducted by
the natives. This Is due, doubtless, to
the tenacity Of the Germans in clingine
to landed property, and also to theiE
estimate Of tie lanl, based upon lis
yield, which is larger under their tillage
than under that Of was.eful Americans.
Their prosperity Is attractive to Others.
and il of:en happens that their eulti-
vation cf region makes a demand for
land there that dii not ex.s; when the
soil did not appear to Js making any
body rich. Germans lose TO settle
where they can txig tho tongue, sing
the songs, aud d,ilk tie savori'e brew
Of their fatberland, and thoy are- elo@
to move when they ence form attach
ments FOR a spet. Among tic 1876
arrivals at Castle Garlgn during April,
28.533 we're Germans, and it is repre-
sented that they come with sums of
money varying ffsn go to $4,000.
The broad acres of the West will wol-
come heir tlnift and industry. - .9aa.
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Final Settlement.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, Adminidrs'or de
bonis non with ths will annexed, cI the
estate or Woo.en Davis DECEASED, has fled
his final account rs such Adminis rstOF
In the County Court OF Linn county. Ore
gon. and by order or said Coura, Monday
the Sd day OF July, 1882 az the hour OF ono
o'clock, p. M, Of said day is set f3r the
time Oh hearing VI O5js etiouz 70 said se-
count ard for the settle nent thereof All
persons iniere, ted in said estate ara here
by notified 10 iile their objections 70 said
account and the settlement thereof on or
before said day.
JoHN J. DAVIS,
Administrator de bonis non with he wilt
annexed OF tho estate OF Woolen Davis,
deceased.
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POTTER, of the Herald, got mad
last week and laid the whole cause
of the Republicans defeat in this
county at the door of the temper
ance Republicans. That won't do.
o. T. IF the managers had carried
on the campaign after the manner
expected by the temperance Repub-
lieans, and had then been unSuccess-
ful, you might blame them. but to
light your temperance candle and
stick it under a busheI, and then
growl because it doesn't give light
enough to show up Republican ma
jority, looks very thin. The truth
is that nine out Of every ten Repub-
licaps say their defeat was caused by
the silly canvass made by jess
Irvine; the degraded style of journal
Ism practieed by the Herald, and the
loss of the German vote on account
Of theprohibition plank ein the plat
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23

WILLARD, the great New York fnan-
cier, was once newspaper man, or
journalist. He never started any
papers, but worked for the established
sOrt.-Co~Tier-J -Jourunt
Yes, aud very clever journalist he
was. He wrote English wonderfully
well for German, had talent for
lively description, aud always saw the
essential points in the case he had to deal
with. the last daty we remember his
doing was to report some Of the earlier
conflicts of the rebellion in Kentucky
and Tennessee. Perhaps be is happier
nov a9 millionaire than he was twenty
years ago as a B B,hemiAn, earning sixty
or seventy dollars week. Sum.
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TRIP TO YAaUaNa.
Editor Democrats:

Editor Democrat:
After arriving at Newport We got
on board the steamer Mary HaH for a
trip to Oneatta 10 ascertain the con-
dition of our old friend Hon. Allen
Parker. We were glad to Gnd, that
after lingering in an almost hopeless
condition for two weeks. he has be-
gun 10 improve wonderfully. He is
in high spirits and expects to be able
to get around in few weeks. His
great too has been amputated, and
the wound in his foot has been im-
proved wonderfully by the operation.
Our inspection Of the O.P. r. II gives
US an agreeable surprise. First, we
learn from Assistant Engineer A. j.
McBIilian's survey that the width Of
the channel with water from 25 to
so feet deep 1T low tide) is from
eleven to thirteen hundred feet, and
in length to miles. The wharf
is first class, and If / am permitted to
Judge, I would term it one of the
finest and most substantial in the
State. It's dimensions re-length,
200 feet; approach, 80 feet; width,
80 #. approach, 25. There are two
warehouses--one 49x14s, the other
4ex24, and they are neat looking
buildings. In addition to these, is a
round house, 18x4O. They are
building fat cars, and a pile driver
at Oneatta. The grade is completed
! to Oneatta. Both approaches to No.
8. tunnel have been completed. and
three shifts of hands, Of eight hours
each, are being worked. All Of the
mills along the line are turning out
lumber rapidly for the Railroad.
d. r. HODGES.
.
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An EaystasIon from Corvallis.

Mayer Dicisey received the following com.
munication yesterday:
CORVALLIS, June IL, 1882.
TO de Mayor and Common Council and citi-
iaens Of albany, Oregon
GENTLEMEN are hereby cordially
invited to attend the celebrated of our
National Anniversary at Corvallis, Oregon,
July 4, 1882.
NJ JACOBS,
NJ. s. WooDcocK,
W. II. MANSFIELD,
Commit
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It will DO apparent TO any oLs who
will examine q solid gold watch, that
aside frem the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, large pro.
portion Of the precious metal used Is
needed only to stiffen and hold the en-
graved portions In place, and supply
the necessary selIdlty an stTepgt.
The surplus gold II actually needles
so far AZ utility and beasty are con-
cerned. In James Boss Patent Gold
Watch Cases, this waste OF precious
metal II overcome, and the same solid
ity and strength produced at from one
third TO one-half Of the usual cost Of
solid cases. This process Is Of the most
simplo nature, as fellows plate OF
nickle eempositIon metal especially
adapted 10 the purpose, has two plates
Of solid gold soidered enc on each side,
The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers, and the result Is
strip Of heavy plated composition,
from which the cases, backs, centres,
bezels, etc, are cut and shaped BY sui
table dies and formers. The gold ia
these cases II sufficiently thick TO ad-
mit Of all klnds OF chasing. engraving
and suamelIing the engrased cases
have been carried until worn perfectly
smooth by time and use without re-
moving the geld. This is the snly ease
nads with tive plates Of solid gold and
warranted By special certificate.
For sale by all Jewellers. Ask for
illustrated Catalogue, and 10 see war
rant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23

RING rule has received another crush
ing defeat in the election Of DrChapman
over D. P Thompson, at Portland, last
Monday. Dir. Thompson had served
one term as Mayor Of the city, and the
people nave very wisely seen fit to re-
tire him He Is o1e of the leaders Of
the Orsgon;an ring,and it is amusing to
see that delectable sheet cry over the
honorable Dayid's defeat.
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The FOUNTAIN HOUSE
At SODAvILLE.

has recently been thoroughly refitted
and put In order for visitors to the springs.
A neat veranda has been added, a COM
modious dining hall built : spacious par
lor for ladies fitted up and a comfortable
sitting and smoking room Is to be found
at their summer resort hotel.
The house Is situated within so yards of
the spring and connected by goed walks.
Meals furnished to parties with the best
the market affords. Board reasonable.
u. p. F00TE,
Proprietor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23

IT Is rather amusing TO gee the
Herald speaking now on temperance
in politics afser the election is over.
Although there was a prohibition
plank in the Republican platform, tenn
perance was rot spoken of durins the
entire campaign by either their candi-
dates or their newspaper. Temperance
Republicans should ask thesa prohibi-
tion p candidates and their prohibition
organ, why this was tbusly.
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Referees Sale.
roTrCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

kTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant to the decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the State Of Oregon for Linn County given
and rendered on the 2sth day Of October 1878, Ia
cause then pending In said SOurt Wherein VIM.
j. Thompson and MelIssa j. Van Nostern were
plaintiffs and George b. Thompson, James f. Thomp-
son, John NJ. Thompson, Joseph A. Thompson, Fran.
cis NJ. Thompson, Elizabeth NJ Walker and Mercer
Thompson Executors OF the last will and testament
OF Joseph Thompson decd, were defendants, the
dersigned sole Referee In said suit win by virtue aud
authority Of said Decree on the 22nd day July, 1852 At
the hour Of o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
the Court house door In the City Of Albany, Linn
County, Oregon, sell In parcels TO the highest bidder
for the purpose OF partition among the parties the fol-
| lowing described real property situated In Linn
County Oregon, to-wt: TheWest hall Of the Donation
Land claim OF Joseph Thompson and wife, being claim
No as and being part Of sections 49, IL 90 and 2l In
Township 13 South Of Range West OF the Willamette
Meridian, containing l0i 4-l0o acres also the East
half of the North East quarter, and the East half OF
the South East qnarter Of section 81 In Township Is
s. r. West containing 100 acres also the fractional
Sd 81 n na sUS West coutanng 20 aorS
also the fractional s. w. Of the s. f. Of section
10, Township 49, s r. 8, West, containing ~ 4b-loo
across of the south end OF the West half Of the W.
quarter Of section 22, In Township Is s. r. 5, West
also the North East quarter OF section 22 ard the
East half OF the North West quarter Of section q,
In Township Is, s. R. g. West, containing 240 acre..
also the North West quarter Of the North West quar-
ter Of the South East quarter OF section l6 Township
lS, s. 2, West saving and excepting from the above
the following Beginning at the South East corner OF
section II, r. 49, South Range g. West Willamette Me-
rdian running from thence North, 20 95-lo0 chains
thence South So 81 West, zoos chains thence North
To- 05 chains thence North so Al West 2006 chains,
thence South 20 chains;thepce south so 4 East
chains the place OF beginning containing l4o acre.
TERMs or SALE: One third cash In hand, one third
in year from date of sale and one third In two years
from date of such saethe deferred payments 10 draw
interest at the rate OF 10 per cent per annum from
the date Of SALE the to be secured by motgags
upon the property To be sold in parcels TO suit pur
chasers.
MERCER THOMPSON.
Dated June 10th, 1882. Referee.
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Notice to Fruit Growers.

The undersigned having obtained the
exclusive right TO make and sell the Plum
mer Hot Air Family Fruit DJisr in the
counties of Linn, Lane and Benton takes
the present opportunity TO infrem persons
who want to save their fruit crop, that
he Is prepared to receive orders for the
best fruit drier in the market. Plummer
Hot Air Family Drier, for Ifr.c1lars ad-
dress.
JOHN BRIGGs.
Albauy Oregon
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

The following statement Of VIM. j:
Coughlin, OF SOmerville, Mass, In so re-
maFkAble that We beg TO ask for II the a.
tenlion OF our readers. He says: ain the
fall OF 1876 / was taken with q violent
bleeding OF the lungs, followed by q Sc
we're cough. i soon began TO lose my flesh
aud appetite. was so weak at one time
that could not leave my he'd. In the
summer Of 1877 was admittF TO the City
Hospital. While there the doctor said
had hole In my left lung as big as half Q
dollar. expended over hundred dollars
on doctors sand medicines was so far
gone at one time report went around
that was dead, gave up hope, but q
friend told me OF DIR. VIM. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed At
my friends, thinking that my case was in
curabie, but got bottle TO salty them,
when 10 my surprise and qualification, /
began To feel better. My hope, once dead,
began to revive, and TO. day feel In hetter
spirits than l have the past throe years.
AT write this, hoping that you will pub
lish It., so that every one afflicted with dis
eased lungs will be induced to take DR..
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE
CURED. ! have taken two bottles and
can positively say that II has done more
good than all the other medicines have
taken since my sickness. My cough has
almost entirely disappeared and shall
soon be able to 40 to work." Sold by
druggists.
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Final Settlement.

OTIcEis hereby given that the un-
IN designed, Administrator with the
will annexed OF the estate Of Elyira Me-
Farland deceased, has fled in the County
account as such administrator and by
order Of said Ceurt, Monday the 7th day
Of August, 1882, ut the hour ofone o'clock.
p. M, of said day, is set for hearing objec-
tions 10 said account and the settlement
thereof. Any person interested in said
estate Is hereby netified to appear and file
his or her objections to said final account
on or before said day.
ID. C. MCFARLAND,
Administrator.
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A varied performance.

Many wonder how Parker's Ginger Tonic
can perform such varied cures, thinking it
essence of ginger, when in fact it is made
from many valuable medicines which act
bsneiicially on every diseased organ.
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A OARD.

To oil who are suffering from the error
&c. ! will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionery
in South America Send self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station d. New York City.
l5m6.
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Az estimate of the msjorities on the
State ticket place Georges at $500 ;
MoOdy's, 1886 ; Earhar:'s 1924 /;
Hirsch's, 2605. The official returns
will not change these figures very
much