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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

We have received o quantity of treat
ises on the horse, which we propose to
give away To every subscriber paying
In advance, II requested, whether per-
sonally, or by mail. We will cell the
book TO others at the bottom price,
hOo bis IL, ordered by mail postage
will be prepaid. The american CaitipatOr
has the following to say of the treatise :
sKendalls Treatise on the horse Is q
book Of about 80 pages, with paper
covers. fully illustrated, and containing
an "Index of Diseases. which gives
the symptoms, cause and the best treat
ment OF each q table giving all the
principal drugs used for the horse.
with the ordinary desc, effects and an
tidote when poison table with an
engraving ofthe horses teeth at differ.
eat ages, with rulos for telling the age
of the horse c. valuable collection of
receipts, and much ether valuable infor
nation. In preparing copy for this
book IL was the aim Of the author Il
make it as plain as possible for the non
professional readers, and give them
information whish IL of the Creates
Importance to horsemen. and yet avoid
ing all technical terms as much Is
possible, and also condensing the bool
as much as possible without leaving
out the real essential information in
/ treating each subject. Every farme
or herse.owner should own one of thes
llittle books.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

Every person has different story about
the Junction murder, and everybody thinks
he Is correct.
The terminus OF the Oregon Short Line ID
TO be below st. Johns on tho Columbia. 30
the Ore0Oaian says.
The freightage on wheat has been reduced
81 per ton to the East.
The Prineville Ne'os saysJ. w. Duncan
arrived there all right.
Wick Trevitt. an old resident Of Oregon,
died on the oath Instant in San Francisco.
Hon Z C Bronaugh will leave Portland for
Santa Clara Valley, Cal. soon, and viii
make that his future home. He makes this
move on account Of poor health.
MrJ s Thomas, once resident Of Iinr
county, died at his home in Dayton, las
Tuesday.
Elmer Bethers, aged 10 aud Laura Porter
aged Is, eloped from Corvallis on last Sun
day night, and were srrrested at Drail
Station by Sheriff Purdom Of Douglas count.
and taken to Roseburg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

Il iS always holiday al J. Gradwohl's.
His stock Is al ,ut tho same the year
round, and Is something people always
want. lie hiss the biggest stock OF baby
carriages In the state outside OF Portland,
and has express wagons, etc, in abun-
dance.
And for older people i the best French
china In the city. proeeiain, stone and
eaTthon ware. Ills stock Of silver plated
ware Is beiny greatly admired and deserv-
ediy 80, for IL Is uncommonly fine. The
Landsonest kinds OF vases are found hero
OF the latest designs. Take Mr. Grad
wohl's stock altogether aud here Is not =
better selected cue. with view to the USE
fui and ornamental, in Linn county. De
not purchase before calling on him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
Sniped.

After The terrible sniping affair OF two
years ago, in which 3 young man go;
"sniped' twice in succession, We hardly
thought ever to he able to chronicle an
other such affair, such was the notoriety
obtained by the victim on that occasion,
but another enc must 90 on record, sad as
it may be. A young man who has only
been here = few months, and who has
not yet become familiar with the willy ways
Of Albany youths, was this time the vie.
tim. He was taken by several OF his new
made friends into the bT0sh wsod just
east Of the city, the bag was opened. eau.
dies were placed on each side, and Mr.
whistle, while his companions went away
70 drive up the snipe, but instead had 8
gsod skate some distance or on 3 slough.
In the meantime the victim whistled and
watched for the approach Of the festive
sniPe, and fezsted in imagination on the
good dinner ne would have the next day.
He waited patiently for nearly two hours
whistling in his most fascinating manner.
Finally he became scared and yelled for
''dear life," when his companions hear
ing his cry, went 70 him, and found him
with an immense club In one ha<i an
his drawn knife in the 'other ready for
any cougar or bear that might attack him.
He says that the next time they go for
snipe he wants to help DO the driving AMI
no doubt the boys will give him chance
to show his skill in that line aud in got
ting lot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
SIsw.

How much stock VII you buy in wooden
mill
How does the idea Of . telephone exchange
between hero and Corvallis at. ke you!
How many capitalists who work against
the interests Of city does Il tase 70 make a
man
How do yoa thirk you could stand 80 ds-
groes below zero II yeu siiver so when il II
10 above!
How much will you wage; that the va
quina Il. r. Is not completed by lso)! :
How much buildiag VI bc done in Alba
ny during 1885,
How much good would q public bridg,
across tho Wil'amette in this city do Albany
How do you l";e 70 soc moro mortgages
cancelled than recorded
Hsw many times have you broken the res
Olutions yOu made on the frat day Of Janua
ry!
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4 Had cassonl.

We believe that one of the worst Gus.
toms extant is that of closing church social
by partaking heartily of meats, coffee, pick
les, cake. etc., usually made as rich as pos
sible. It makes dyspeptics, breaks up ones
sleep and is a general diserganizer When
liquids or food ara taken when not needed
in excess it is generally called dissipation,
and that is just what it is, in plain words,
As an example it is poor one for any organ
ization ts set. Il may be customary. but it
is one of the unnecessary ones that helps to
make poor health and does every one more
harm than good. Besides it puts those who
get up . social to an immense amouat Of
trouble that the victims would be better Of
without. It might be hoped, though it il
not expected, thai reform be instituted In
this direction. We call the attention of tbs
Blue Ribbon Club and the w T u to the
evil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
LIkEwfss sroxAEE PALLs,


la the Oregon CoisRist we find very
interesting sketch Of trip made last
summer by several gentlemen Of Al
bany, over the WA G NJ w Il TO Me-
tolas river, near Black Butte, this side
OF Prineyiile. Ths whole sketch isa
tIstie aud beautiful. rs will be seen by
the closing paragraph in which touch
Ing tribute Is paid TO the late Hon s ID
Haley OF this city:
"There was one with Us on that &C.
casion who Is now resting "where the
daisies drink the dew" and / cannet
clsse this brief sketch without laying
q single garland upon his bier. lie was
n gentleman Of the old school and OF
the olden time-warm and true In his
rlendships-whlch neither age nor
disease could dim with net a particle
OF malice In his nature, modest, uuos-
tontatlens. aud 50 gentle aud amiabls
In his disposition that lie left not an
enemy In the werld. These who
knew him, will recognize at once Hon
s ID Haley, new gone 70 his rest Cent
ly fall the dews. swsetly bloom the
flowers over thy grave, my friend"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
BIas R,bsoa crab

In the absence OF the regular reporter !
was requested to report the proceedings o.
the last meeting OF the Blue Ribbon club.
On account Of the extreme depth Of The
barometer the audience was small but
well selected. In tie absence ofthe Presi
dent the Vice President presided, In the
absence Of tho Secretary the minutes were
not recorded. In tho alb ence OF the
Chaplain DIR q w Gray offered prayer.
In tho absence Of tho Organist Mr. A
Shaw presided at tho organ. II the alb.
stT0of singsistbe fsur items In the pro-
gram marked singing were declared null
and ayoid,sbut Dir. Shaw kindly consent
cd 70 singa solo, which was well done.
The address by SIR Shaw was good. He
commenced by showing how absurd were
some OF tho objections 10 q pTohlb.tory
liquor law. When we see men dropping
dead all around rs that fact ofitsolfshould
be sufficient proof that there was some
thing wrong In tho uso OF whiskey. This
argument was backed up by many proc fl |
which showed thIt the speaker was pre- |
pared TO handle the subject il-whieh |
bo did 70 tho satisfaction OF all present.
The recitation by Miss Lura Campbell was |
good. The selection was very appropriate |
md II was well rendered. 1t described |
.ho sorrows Of young wife mado un-
happy by drunken husband. A child |
was made cripple for life by the father |
n drunken debanch. After years Of
sorrow caring for her little crippled boy
.he mothe: was made happy by The refor-
nation oi the husband. We hope iha,
Miss e. will Will 10 prepared 70 reeite that
potm again when larger audience IL
present ~ the lessons Il teaches are smgu-
lariy appropriate and instructive. The
presiding officer was authorized 10 call
meeting OF the cbmmittoe heretofore APP
pointed 10. make arrangements ts enter
tain Ihs State Temperance Alliance. The
President was authorized Goappoipt dele-
gates 10 the Linn County Temperance Al.
lianco which meets ia Albany Feb Gth,
1893 The audience then adjourned feel.
ing satisfied thA. they had lot met In
vain.
RRpoaTRu
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"
Deasie Wedding

They are scarce Affairs hut a harvest for
the minister It has been said that it never
raiasiout it pours- This was proven true last
Monday evening. We have had dearth Of
marriages since Christmas and matters be-
gan to look rather dubioas, when the good
newslwas received that our friends Samrel
Gurley and Jas Mccoy had not forgotten
their duty to their couHtry and Linn county
In particular and had made the fatal leap
over the falls Of single loneliness into married
bliss. Young people Ike to get ahead Of the
gOssiping world and get married before the
public tongue can play with their affairs
very mueh and the contracting parties IN
this case succeeded admirably. 0a the
evening mentioned Mr Garley and Miss
Sarah French, and Mr. Mccoy and Miss May
McDaaiels were united IN marriage at the
residence Of Mr. W Cuudif, in the pleas.
ant rosms OF Miss McDaniels, and not even
Mr. CundifFs folks were aware of the great
change taking place. The contracting par
ties are all some OF Linn county's mo- es
timable young people, and have hosts oi
friends who wish them all the Joy imagin
able. Dir and Mrs Mccoy will reside or
the farm of the former, near Peoria. while
Mr. and Mrs Gurley viii remain in Albany
See notice In another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
Order to Show Cause.

In de County Court Of Ee State ef )'sIs
for tie County Of Linn.
In the matter Of the estate Of A Breeden.
deceased.
To Catherine Bteeden, Eliza B Breeden,
Martha v Breeder, Stewart dresden.
Minnesota Breeden, VIM w Breeden
aud Geo l. Breeden. heirs 10 law and
next OF kin OF A X Breeden, descsased.
and TO all others kuoWn and unkao:Sn,
interested In said estate.
In the name Of the state OF Oregon, You
and each OF you are hereby cited and re-
qulred To he and appeaS Ia the County
Court, Of Lima county, Oregon. - the
Court House In the city OF Albany, IN
said county, on Tuesday, the 6th day
Of February, 1883, ~ the hour OF oHss
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day
and then aRd there SHOW cause, II any ex-
let why an ordor should not Be made di-
recting and licensing the administrator,
Of said estate 10 sell ell the right title and
interest Of said A X Rreeden, deceased,
AZ the time OF his death both in Law sBd IN
equity In ard 10 the real property herein
after described as prayed for n the peti-
tion Of n Rice, administrator Of tho e.
tate Of said deceased, which petition is
now on file in the County Court, OF linn
S0aAtls OAEA3nf M4&[A oaA1 ANA4 RA1kN@sL
Is described as follows, to-wft
BEGINNING twenty-five chains and fflS
links West OF the South East corner Of 4.
X. Breeden's Donation land Claim. No
tification No. 27l9, and Claim No. %, ia
TIP Il, 5. r. w. OF the Willanatte Aerid.
ian, in Lam County, Oregon, and running
thence West 4i.50 chains to the South
west corner Of said land claim thence
north 3s.33 chains; thence east 15. IS
chains thence south l4.42 chains: thence
east Il chains thence in , south-wesierly
course 70 the place OF beginning contain
ing l5S.A IS acres.
Also beginning at the n + corner Of the
donation land claim OF A + Breeden, not
No. 27i9, and claim No IS, T p IA. s r l
west in Linn county, Oregon; running
thence south 34.23 chs ins thence west 81
chains thence north 81 d chains; thence
east TO the place Of beginning, containing
| lo6 acres.
BY ouier Of the Court.
| Witness my hand and the seal OF said
Court, affixed this 9Th dav Of Jan. 1883.
| G. II. STEWART,
Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
Geld.

The North polo dropped on us last woel
and Friday mornlRg nIpped our cars Il
tho tune OF 10' degrees above zero. i
sccmod decidedly frigid 10 Albanlans, ant
we ascortained autheritatlyely that IL wa,
tho coolest experienced since about 1875
Everything frozo solid, and evsD some o.
our old drawbacks 10 progress who lond
money for ton per cent. and oppose every.
thing that benefits our city, though usual
~ a. ciammy as an iclele, now assumed
the proportions Of an iceberg, and shlver.
cd around their stoves rather than put on
q little extra wood. We are glad 10 say
that none Of the readers or the DEMOCRAT
arc included IN this list. Pipes frOze up
and bursted, aud pump handles became
the way the tongues or some people ought
70 bc on OCCASIONS. The flats and slougEs
around tho city wero discovered TO be
coated with slippery body OF Ice, which
was soon covered with rod nosed young
people, and everything that bore any re-
somblaace 70 n pair OF skates was brought
Into play. Friday and Saturday were
livoly days for our young people and some
who were not very young, who wished 70
revive memories Of tho time when they
were young and frolicsomc.
From elsewhere the Same freezing re-
ports came. II was as cold a. Halifax In
Corvallis. Ponlanders imagined them.
selves Ia Minnesota and Waila Wallaians
were mistaken for Esquimaux. At New
port u was 10 cold thailthe boys mistook
Wallace Mauzsy' head for tho lay which
they thought certainly must have frozen
over, and had high old time ON II, aud
we understand 4 like mistake occurred In
Eastern Oregon whgrs Goo sIll was trying
70 got run In tbs Insurance. business on
account Of the cold wav0. II evidently
'rozo mp tho Ink standS OF soma Of our
contemporaries along tho Willamette Judg
Ing from the amount Of clipping done.
And wo are sorry TO notice that tho pock-
OF books OF some Of our Subscribers who
owo for several years ON the DgAocgAT
are frozen closor than ever 10 their pockets
Sunday brought warmer weather, and
since then wo havo not bsen troubled
quite 80 much by bursting pipes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

Mrs. CalIis Beard, wife of Mr.. ]. ]. Beard
of Tangent departed this life, Jan. IL, 1888,
after sickness OF about three weeks. Her
maiden name was Mary G. Spangler. was a
sister Of John Spangler Of Independence, and
a daughter Of Mrs John Long near this place
The family has been deeply afflicted for
about three months, first the husband, then
tho children, and in the midst Of family
duties and attentions she fell victim to the
disease, and thus passed away. she was
twenty y-seyen years old. Mrs Beard possess
cd many Of the noblest qualities of our race
she has left bersayed husband. FIVE small
children and many warm friends to mourn
her untimely death. May our Heavenl.
Father sustain the sorrowing hearts in thi
bereavement and may children early learn
love Him who carsth for the .'little ones.
| P. a. NJ.
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MARRIED..

GURLEY-FRENCH.- Monday, Jan.
%. 1888. at the residence of B w Cundiff.
in Albany, by Rev j w Harris, Mr. SAM.
uEL GuRLEY and Miss SARAH e. FREScH
all of Albany.
Mccoy Y-McDANIELS AT the same time
aad place by the same minister, MR J AS
b Mccoy aud Miss MAY E. McDASrfLs
-ali OF Lima county.
both of the above couples have our con-
gratelations und best wishes for happy
voyage through life, filed with the mutt
tudious blessings which form part Of th,
happy married life
lPARENTA- WARD.-On jan. IA, 1853
at the resisl> lce Of tha brides b re its. b
LW Darling. J. p, Mn u Il PAnRxrA s.n
/ Miss MARTHA A WARD-all Of Vase
county, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
Througl. the lee.

Last Sunday about = dozen boys and
young men were skating on View Lake
west of the Willamette when couple of
them came very near skating into the
next life. Preston SkeeIs and Berthe WEBB
ster went through a thin place together,
breaking the ice around them for some
distance. The water was about twelve
feet deep. Young Skeels managed to
swim to pole fence few feet away, and
with considerable difficulty got out. Mr.
Webster, the father of the ether boy, saw
his predicamsnt, and rushing into the
water, got him out Just as he was about TO
sink for the last time. It was close call,
and should serve as warning against a
careless style of skating peculiar to many.
Air holes and thin ice over deep water ara
not institutionsto be trided with.
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DsaIealI.a ol.I.s ssw rrs.sy.srl.a cAarsA

The new Presbyterian Church is now CON-
pleted and Is in the hands Of its members,
and they have every reason 10 feel pround Of
1t, for better built church is not often con-
structed. 1t win be form4lly dedicated on
Thursday evening Of next week, at 7:30
o'clock, when it is expected that warm re-
ception will be given it by our citizens. Rev
e Il Geary, Of Eugene City, will probably
preach the dedlcation sermon, and several
others are expected present and will take
part in the services. Ia connection with
the dedication services there will be special
service of song. in which Mrs Wyatt, Of
Portland, will assist the church choir.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

lIumanity'a great hope for tho future is
alone to be realized in improved conditions
of matrimony. What profound obligation
does this fact involve! Those who realize
the responsibility can hardly do better than
take advice from Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkbam
whose wonderful remedies for the cure Of al
diseases peculiarts women arc so justly eel
sbrated Send for pamphlet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
TEACHERS.

II you will send vs. your name and ad-
dress. together with the District No. Of the
school you are now teaching sre viii send
you Catching the RaindrOps," beautiful
Ten Color OIL Chrome to hang up in your
school room also other information Of much
interest to you.
Address
HOME COMPANION. rub. CO..
Cleveland. Ohio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
HERE'S A GOOD CHANGE,

Any ono sending US five new yearly
subscribers, and tho cash in advance at
the rate of $3.50 n year, will receive the
DEMocRAT one year free, or if now sub
scriber will be crellted one years subscrip-
ton.
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SKATING Rink.

This well conducted institution will be
run next week in the hall in Dannals
Block, correr Ferry and Second Streets.
This new place is well ventilated, conyen-
iently arranged and mas frst-class floor,
WEIGH wlll be good newsta roller skaters.
The boys are running the rink in gooI
styiss have soma excellent sk ates. and de-
serve to be we'll patfonized.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

In tse Circuit CoaI1 of tse State Of Oregoa,
for tae county q Liam.
II NJ Stone and William
81 John, Plaintiffs.
VS.. Summons.
James I Keeton, John w
Keeton, w G Keeton, and
E + keeton, Defendants.
To w C Keeton. James T Keeton, John W
Keeton aud + 4 keeton the defendants
above named.
In the name of the Stats OF Oregon. you
and each OF You are hereby summoned
and required to appear in the above en-
titled Court and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiffs in this salt BY the first day Of
the next regular term of said Court Ia and
for said Linn county in said State TO be
begun and held en- the 18th day OF March,
| 1858, or Judgment will be taken against
you for want of such answer. You are
hereby notified that II yOu fail to appear
and answer the plaintiffs complaint here
| in, the plaintiffs will apply 10 the Court
| for the relief demanded in the complaint
/ to.wit That the Court order and decree
/ that the description of the real property
| contained in the deed executed and de-
livered by the defendant w Z Keeton to
the defendants James I Keeton and John
| w Keeton on the 7th day of May 1879, and
contained in the deed executed and de
livered by the defendants, James Kee.
ton, John w keetOn and + + Keeton 20
the plaintiffs her. in an The 2nd day oI
December 1880, DO corrected so as 10 read
as follows in each of said deeds: "Be-
ginning at the southwest corner of the
donation land claim of David Irvine and
wife, notification No 20S6 and claim Nc
55 in TIP II, s Il 4, w in Linn county Ore
gon and running thence north along the
west line of said claim 81 S5-l00 chains
thence east 81 29-l00 chains thence south
81 S5-lO0 chains thence west TO the place
OF beginng," insteai of the respective de
scriptions contained in said deeds and tha
plaintiffs recover judgment against the de-
fendants Tor their costs and disbursements
herein and have such other further relic
as shall seem proper 70 equity.
Published by order Of X P Boise, Judgs
of said Court for six consecutive weeks
which order bears date January 22d, 1885.
FLINN 81 CHAMBERLAIN.
Atty's fer Plff's.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, carly decay, loss Of manhood, etc. /
will send . recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
JosEpH I. IEMAs. Station d. Nsx York
City.
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IsnaFerfale.

II ycu want TO sell your land, send to Us
for blank applications.
We have customers now that will pur-
chase either piece Of garden land. grain
farm or stock ranch, IL placed In cur hands
soon.
Money to loan at low rate Of interest.
BURgIIART Bros.
Real Estate & Loan Agents.
Albany Or.
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open W, {. r. .. Meeting.

Following is she program Of the open tenn
perance meeting TO be held on next Tuesday
evening at 7 o'clock in Y p Ca Hall under
the auspices Of the Woman's Christian Tem'
perance Union
Song BY class Of little girls.
Defamation -eThe Social spil.r" b,
Clement Irvine.
Song-By class Of little girls.
Recitation--Miss Hettie Miller.
Address Miss Clawson, of Portland.
| Solo-Misa Lottie Monteith.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

"rhere Is no arguing eowsrd into
courage" But even tho coward may be
brave after trying Kidney-Wort, that
msdicine Of wonderful efficacy IN all dis
. Uses OF liver and kidneys. 1t Is pre-,
pared In both dry and liquid form and eau
always be relied on a. an effective eathar-
tic aud diuretic. Try II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
NOTICE.

Sealed bids win be received at the Office
of Albany Farmers Co, up to February ~,
1883, for putting mp building for Touring
mill. Plans and Specifications are now en
alton.
Attest NJ. II. WILDs,
ID. MANSFIELD, President
Secretary.