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Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
Gn iultcn 500.

Sra NGS, Gomerite, i~tripes til Sol. q:
Taa en- ltor Sonoe9aaro ber / Tugoeu
bGnbte forIeoen Dag en- PUBLIC GiIs
brageIie. Meoens 9u9mooercn iob
ueo BET aabne 8inou / i'm 0a9lieitue
ifGrb meo no9et 6aanoorbeioe % ancoe,
Iom rimeli9 tunbe uGre, in;et SperfoIb
bperten al 0pr eller Dieuneifer, llaar
Ell 9eg zig mo i9iennem 9inouet o9
ialt i benbes StulOer, buor BEN tlemte
fine 6lor iaa poIoiomt iuo, al bet iueo
efter Dem. Den frGtte Aeper bapoe
not oenue Sang O%ueruuroeret line 6rGf;
ter; tbi BET uoleeoe Sptte Loo Jig benne
Gang lite trGtte al 6letteu, % / 6or-
baulelle ouer Situationen, tom ben Zig
life til at ta9e 6Iu9ten. 6uem oer
par melt forbuuiet, enten Nu9riberen
eler ben Nngrcbne, er life let at hoe,
% NiiGren uarebe beuer life lGnee
tbi en- GAME, iom befunbt zig / iammt
SGrelie, greb / ct 9tu ben beiiGreoe
Sturt ouer begge oens ginser. % ira
M al par ct bGperIi9t 8iIbasetog Den
uiltaaret. Den blep nu puttet / en-
&uru meo yaa9 ouer % par iaalebes
/ 6angenitab for at ~afuente lin DOM,
Oa Manoen oerpoa tom ino % I'll
bore SiIora9eIlen meo Ronen, ON 6uen
bet nu meo Gette MATTE tlInne iiaes,
al bun bauoe uGret i 9o9ens 8lsr, oc
ban oa o9iaa tit ben fungns 6orbrp:
Der at ie, beilutteoe ban Geosbom uoer
9taaoe, o9 Rurpen meo oens Snobolt
bIeu puttet neo / en- Troub, buor Der
rpube9iGrIise 9sg, iitebetior oct uo:
leeoe Sptte, lit fig ct toIot SGo, ion
enbte oens Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
GODDARD.
ReparercrgG oeWaTimcsi

4na oenne Sio al Naret oil ., ipeciclt
3ls,e 5armere og Nnore, Der trUnscr I'll
aue9 eler So &t9ter, ppmnrfionimc pan.
at 1i er iItdno iii al lepere nlle brugeiiee
SurreIier, ira 3 Cons til 10 Sous aapo
cite, ei;er tort Yariel pa til ina laue Gri
Ter, iom uo9en isrite @lnsiss 5dbrilaRi
her eller uoget nnpft Steo tan tiI5poc.
Set CT life ucr Nat Of toufurrcre meo
&c bilioere Clogs &catcr, I'M Oclte tunoc
olele lte oeruto, at ri labrllereoe ct baar
ligre Slags, iom Bperfen uiIoe tilire0s
title os eller uorc auuocr, men pco al
brige Itreuo SpariommsliAbeo, tnac mel
oGe paa Marfeocts Sang p9 oGre Def for.
nget mco cit liotl tercitlgct &rort er ri
/ S.luO iii at irtmbp6e III Salg9 %c9ter
oei bill Itda peo Sioru al De beoite, for ell
Rr8, ION ri or cperbeuiit ON ol beiiuoes
rineli9 Sore &egtGr garanteres / enbuer
SeyieenDc.
@mmeit Germ, W!eSIiun Robber "a 3inf
tlses for &outont I'll beieite Narteo Eris
elr ta9es / 8ptte for &e9ter.
H. &c. GaStOn X Co
aontpr / gnsn hos :. z. Gee. Den
Ntlte 6orlags Sanoel | @ain Street.
5abriifen Ii9ser IL Gfil / Teit
for DEBORAH.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
SfrGffeli8 Soosmaaoc.

st @ienerbIab fortGller 6oleenbe:
Teo n / RGrbebeu al gpen Mabrei
liggenoe 6altOun, buori Ser par ilonet
| tire Oa9e o9 to Better, ~tiIitoppeoes
ben treble Days 9lften GrattanaIen
iaa at pioere SIOnins maatte inoitiQes
al Man9eI paa tilitrGtteIig 2ufttr9t.
SITTER at 6altounen / De n9lte to Oaqe
par blepen iaauiot affioIet, at man
troeoe at tunne pope at trGnge IND /
Slorummet, gap to Nrbetoere ii9 ifGr6
meb at fierne bet, Der binbrebe SrGts
ten. Sroos at Der life par iloct /
Omen / to Oo9n, par ben boa iaa
parm, at De TO Nrbeibere maatte lfiftes
meb at opboIoe Jig / Slorummct. Blubs
leli9 bemGrfeoe ben enc al Dem. Der
netop par beifiGfti9et meo eli llouibelie
al SrGttanaleu, at Saltitenmasfsu be-
9pnote at sipe Zig ban ltprteOc Oieblif.
teIis arlteo, % Bet Iptteoes bam at
tomme no meo Souebet at BEN trance
Understanding, ba Den neoitprtenOe
uorme 6~aItltensmasie naaebe BAN. Gu
laa ban Der meo Sopebet frit no al
aabningen til Slbitebet, men fra Sals
len al unoer De tunse Stene. Smenbs
'tlsnt Der oiebIitfelis ilebe SiGIp til fra
aue Sioer, iOa Tom De Sagtpnoi9e til
Oct ReiuItat, at ben lllptteIige, Der bar
fine SIbelier meO beunbrin9spGrbis Gaals
m~oot9beo, lite ltob til at reboe, nleoe
mllore man tOmlte &aItounen ouenfra.
buab Der o9iaa OieblitfeIi9 bleu lat
iuGrt. TIMBER bette c ipRrli9e Qrbeioe,
lom tormeoeIlt Stenenes ltore Sarme
tun tunoe uoforeS meb bebqfte6e l6pnz
Der, ut ben ulptfeIise 0posiatramentet.
bporunber YrGltcn bleu me9et forbrenbt.
5 benne lfrGtteIise Stiuins, fra Sful,
orene at lanslomt leusnos Iteat, til
tlsnoegnp ben meo ct ianbt beroiif Mob
line gioelier bRrenbe Mtanb ueb fulb
SepioltbeS O9 efter SiItaloeIie af to af
bam lelp Op9iune 9ibuer fin iioite Billie
for gralten. Smsiuet uf taIrise Ser,
Toner, iaa meset iom muIist Iqitet meb
flslenoe Sritte leb ban / mel END 81
Sime, par ben belle Sio ueo lin fuIbe
geutoitbeo os ubitebte life en- SIaoe
euer Smerteifris. Sort en- baIu Cine
sfter bans tuaIfuIoe Dob par .SoIfs
omen iaauiot tOmtfor fit slobenbe sSrbe
bolo, at man tunbe trGtte Qeaemet m
buorpeS Stptter uf itest aisb bIep
bGn9enSe peb Stenene. San eiterIOb
ZIG Some % to imaa Born / tranoe
Saar.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
StaiicuTe 8opcrc.

Den uorife DECENTRALIZATION Dahl,
iom opboIoer Jig / Gom for lin 9elbreos
Club ,er npIi9 NGrbeOen at Rom bIeuen
o~perfalot al TO Rouere, lom Saareoe
bdm % irorancoc bam bans llr. 6nn
bauOe foreta9et I'll Wor9entur uOenirr
Spcn, 90 pluoieli9 / cn SuIpei to
Mtruo itprte6e fig ouer BAN, uGbneoe
meo itore 6niue. De tiIfoie0e bum
Ilere Stit / SrDitet o9 QrlHenc.
"a GirettOren iogte at aiparrere
Stooeue, bIeu ban o9iaa iaoret / Sim
9rene pao boire 6aano. Slooet itroms
mebe no at Saarene, O9 ben iaareoe
Ianf nsb paa 9eien, meOens Sfurtene
enonm lua oper bom. Gilt bette bupoe
itte opta9et mere emo npgIe foa Sies
blit. Ylubielis reilte SoltemGnoene
fig, os ct SiebIit eiter par Dc iOrs
iuunOne. @n 9Ogn tOm tjoreuoc ben
40 8eien i &etnin9 mob Spen. s
So9uen iuo Ell al De meoicinife Yros
~ieslorer peb Goms llniueriitet, % Dahl
6lep ta9et op pao SO9nen. lla9tet
SloOtabet, iom par me9et betpoeIi9t, o9
ben ltGrte Neruerpitelie peo bet pluos
ielige SucrfaIo uar ban bog ueb fulos
ltGnbig SeuioitbeO og tunbe enbo9 eiter
ben ferltc / 9alt anIagte 6orbinOnin9 ueo
Nntomiten til Spen afgiue Ufeloin9
paa YoIitiltationen ON, buao Der buube
tiIora9et fig. Sort Der mGrteoe OGbl,
at bans ubr par iorIuunoet. Oerefter
bleu ban fort til ct Soipital, buor
Saarene unoerio9tes O9 ~befanotes at
pare me9et taIrise. Oct fOrite, iom
befinoer Jig / ben boire Del al Vrpltet,
CT temmeIis breOt % Opbt % ital saa
nGlten in6 / gun9en. Noget mat al
Oct itGrtc Slootab fortes Dahl til jim
Solig, men par allereoe noe i9ien Sas
gen eiter, O9 Iiuli9 o9 muntsr iOnl iGOs
uunli9. Oct CT allerebe lpttebes go
Iitiet at 9ribe ROuerne, iom par lire /
Salet og itrur git til SetieuOeiie.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

Oronnins Marp, Sissunernes ga:
teu'es) 76saarise 9erfterinbe ,er fra6no.
lamb tommen beroper, os / Suli Maa.
neb itaI Der afbOIoes ct itorartet Subj.
laum | Central 0ew0ort. SUN G,
Oronnins ouer Saterne ben belle gerben.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

gi bar Issnbe paa DO Dit 500 Wamos= 90 Quite. Sraster,
in nj pl ieI9e no til Yricr bereher. 9Ogle fa Suuiruttr or tlbuge, o9
be iGlgeo iGrbeles biuut; tom og fob en-. 6crrcs Nrtiflcr, 0aoiGffe,
2mTcrtcr 90 8eiies SGffer til lUe @rfr Tor at fau SebOIonin9en
uoioI9t.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
vpholstrV Department

Gi ul iG@ no belle DOT gebolbntn9 al 0umrppsr, Torbug, matter
Gardner mo &h6eber, Seu9tlGbcsStof % 6nplungr; bet 6te tWet ae
9arr unOer bette 2epauenent til G5notiobsprs mob 6mtant. 6er ri Optu;
ger 6Ort9nele our 8aubebobun9u cr ben beone lib at tRbe biugt.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

DEBORAH INSTITUTE.-Durinp tho
past year this school has had four literary
societies.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

beruaenbe al &uHe, Se, Suttr, Gimp % uQe andre 8OIOniuIs 8aur iGIses
til Sn0tiobssFds o9 brnges ft Omtrtng til buittiombent gus Vpn, fr
at Vi fan blue bet tu, FOR nj optuger 8arebebolbningen o9 ppnter op gm
uttcn. Som op b6e9 os. DRb 4oteue
S. w. LANDERS & SON.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
u pcrttfct t.

S, ". LANDERS & SON
Sill NnblifMm
81 unOrrethr gubGtum Bet nOrbl9e Soma O9 oct fyOIi9c Minneiotn
ON. at ri iGloer port 6Mc @urtsgagr, bmGOenbe til De iOrnie0i9e Gpar'
temeuts, til DC ausIauefe Brfr, for nj Opta8c Dor oorH9e SUer9t oper
Sarebebolonin9n.
81 bespnber ibg ct
Specielt llOial9 at 6piOe=Worcr o9 SroOerier
al miObds OS lin sOaGtet, ~9Ourpssa8r, 9anOier iamt rnOchOi at oGe soss
Tor Gamer Og Born.
8i be9pnoer ibs port flor
Sprponings=Sa al aioletoier og &jole=lpnt
fmtrinl9e gaer til oQelopeTe Qrir. 9pnt iuurenbe til ale
Sa9s aioftoer.
81 bcspnOu iOo9, bUuO ri 5urt ar gm, OF fese uO, for at faie
fine
osyprnessfo, flint 6crre=stotoi ai beoie Sort, Spner oi.p.
til grfr, Der 9ir, at bet muu ialses. aOm Os lie ieu.
9Grbob9f
. W. Landers e Son.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
0Ocrtisicuscmtcr.
{. n. Goddard

UR Avs WUHAWh h
stuff paa,
ut g tan faa ben bebite Standard
6alito for 6 @entS pr. Yaro hos
GODDARD.
9t De ton tiobe gob Check Shirt
ing I'll 81 Sent hos
C. N. GODDARD.
GIT De tan tiobe tptt Double &
Twist Denims for l24 6ente pr.
Yaro Dos GODDARD.
ut De tan tiobc ben bebite Do
nestle bingham ior 10 @ents
bos GODDARD.
Qt De tan fiobe pG9ti9t Double
and Twisted Cotonade blot for
20 Gcnts pr. 2aro Dos
GODDARD.
ut De fan tiobc Bet teoite llou0Is
al bilist Dress Goods for 81 Gts.
pr. !)dro % opoper, oct beolte, lom
no9e iiuoe Il iol9t til ben BriS Der |
Spei hos GODDARD.
u 0Gttetoi iGIses % grocent bill.
li9er cnO noset anoet Steo / Spen,
hos GODDARD.
III De fan tiebe en- soo beIuIoeu
Gra!t for 81 Dollars hos
GODDARD.
u De pGa GrunO al Tnremes Sob
beb Fam uinoe fra $3.50 til 81 paa Ell
9rat 6lGber uco al tlebe hos
GODDARD.
u nj altio bar ct tort SpI09 al
Sfs % Stppier al uuerbeoite Sort,
% Ct ri iGl9er iii iaa Lap Yris, at
Sngn ton uuoerlGI9e os.
GODDARD.
II Oct be6ite ll0pal9 al @miptGps
PET, beri inbbeiattet be beoite Sla9s
Gaftltru & Spov grpsieI Sngrum oiu.
iGle;s hos GODDARD.
2t nj bar et Suiinoe % en- Sin9, iua
ri life CT iitnno Ill at opnGune Dem
oue / bette advertisements, men Oct
piIo pare os en- 6ornoieIie, ON Vub;
litum piloe tomme inc % ta9e benz i
Sispn, og Gnbuer uiI bIiue ouerbeuilt
ON, at 9nsen / Speu iGI9er biuisere
END ri. Oct toiter ,5ntet at iorio9e,
tbi ii irempiier Torerne fort pet, enten
Yeo.ommenbe tl9ber cuer life.
GODDARD.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

1ofnestio Department
Good Standard Prints : to Z Cts pr. Yard
Good Standard Shifting to 8 Cts pr. Yard
Good Standard Bingham 9-1O-12 Cts pr. Yard
Dress Goods 6 to 10 good STYLE
Bed %Tickings, Batting. Cotton Flanel, Shirtings Denims and
Pants. Cloth.
til IRroets lane Yrir.
Si e 4sntr fr ben ne go. 8 SgsNFatne, ben bcbfe Os biaishr, og
0Oset, iOm 6nbur beb0Uer. &Om O9 bdos Os.
s. ". LANDERS.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
Spra|

"a berpmtd
ratis ReliOn, !
ss.ehs ueb !
mes pns, ba
en- &ktersut L
9ism 0a q
TO iaMfeSs i'd
sd ndis, %
m'aslstnlptteSr|
maAtBam.
@0sste sanite
a. a& iombd
IL At Iomms ]
m n fqa BAN
Snsies tan|
tMt hte bar
mm&~atio iud
saf@OOera !
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

ut Sc tan tiobe BET beoite llopaIg
at bilist Dress Goods for 81 Gts.
pr. !mO og opouer, oct beblte, iOm
uo9e iinoe Il iol9t til ben Pris Der |
SDei bos GODDARD.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

II ri altio bar ct tort SpI0g Gf
Sfs % Stnpier al nuerbeolte Sort,
% Ct ri iGIger til iaa lau Yris, at
Tuou Pom uuhcriploe nc
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

uxfH BEN 10
bl0 Abper u
tafa 6angid
oird "a 6rib]
tos hkt 9eni1
-onden, ben
ut51F Barn,
Ratk&ns Sind
9NMSt be /
RutMonens
af8sn4ort en- 0
,mea 8perre t
Iudr I'll famine
'5dus file Ssl
d amtbelte q
os MD tunbe
ben bnme si|
isste 81 ioriooe
id
81 Gorscn
inb benz.
@84ser geu|
BIG 81 Cine
{oishe In, ASH
kRe1fat lett
Mnn4@
0Mliae ret
sd til gta
les b& beitcmt|
% dten isen
ma 8iOrse i
@l#sren ih
VIC ia
- bit
5deu os Son
bsns Arme.
Metsn tom.
fane sore So
bapbe bsfemt
esIts5mbe 5aa
6enants Sind
t@l& fiult
mad
m eitterbel
Sora
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27
nc,

earl blsO
S8 3unt for
III belr
&ptter
= &urlen il
pO Jig \
fnI anbe
<3n Oa i
ban men
Ant. 81
mere 8r|
aorl
Diaa err
&c bar
sls' De - )
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

Il Dc pGa @runo al garernes Cob
beb Fan uinoe fra $3.50 til 81 paa en-
Srat 6lGoer uco al tiebe hos
GOnnARD
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-27

III De fan tiebe en- COB beIuIoer
Gra!t for @ Dollars hos
GODDARD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
CayuSe conveasIen.

The event of the nomination of the
"Cayuse ticket" of 1860, Portland pa
per states. viii be celebrated in Albany
on April %, 1888. LiHn was the ban.
ner Democratic couHty then. and the
convention was held in this city. II
is proposed by the surviving lGembers
of it to celebrate the occurrence in =
quiet manner on the day above men-
toned. Following are the names Of
the surviving members OF that celebEat-
ed convention David Froman. John
Conner. Fl Foster, of this city, HerAce
Brown, of Scio. II Johnson. OF Leb-
anon, W L Bishop, Of East Portland. u
ID ByianS, OF Viola. All are new Re-
publicans. although at that time only
Messrs Froman, Conner and Foster be-
longed to that party, E J Randall who
recently died at Scio, was . member Of
the convention. The several tickets
were called ''non-interventien tickets.
with the party name attached. The
result Of the spotted tickets was the
election of State Legislature which
put in J. w Nesmitn for L S Senator
A revival of the events Of that year
viii be ofgreat interest to OregOn's old
settltr4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
The New Church

We are now ready to report on this new
institution. welike the arrangement OF
the new Presbyterian Church and il GER
tainly can be said that it eonfers the great
est credit on Dannals & Woodin, the me-
ehanics who constructed it. Il i IN the
form of q cross, with high tower on the
northwest corner and entrances on the
east sides OF the north and south project
ures OF the cross. The east part is parti-
toned of and will be used for q lecture
reon, while the rest Of the church forms
the naive, where services will be held.
The pulpit, Handsomely carpeled, sets be-
tween the two doc rs, while the seats are
in ssmi-ci rcuiar firm, with two aisles
facing towards the east. They are made
ofspruce, with ash ends ard black wal
nut toys, the backs are high and the bot
toms low, with convenient rests for weary
feet. We have never seen easier seats and
arc afraid that their tendency to drowsi-
ness will only be over come by the excel
lent sermons which will be preached in
this church. The naive has a capacity for
holding about 210 aAd the lecture room
from so to 10. The only objscti0n TO the
church, ifsuch it could be called, is the
loud sounding bell, which reminds one
too forcibly OF a fire raging somewhere,
but we hope it viii have beneficial ef.
feet
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02

As the north bound train crossed tho rail.
road bridge at Harrisburg yesterday, the
bridge keeper tagged II on account Of bent
having washed out Of the approach 10 the
bridge at tho north end. As the engine was
approaching the place where the bent went
out, tho bridge keeper signaiod the engineer
John MoFadden 10 slow up, but At that
moment the engine passed over the point
whore the bent had been washed out and a.
II came over the next bent Conductor Bol.
linger saw the beat sink down under the
weight Of the train, aud with rare presence
Of mind, comprehension and pluck he called
out In stontorian tones 10 tho engineer Ego
on I" The engineer on the alert and vigi.
lant, opened full.widc the throttle. put on
all power, and almost literally lifted the
train over the break. The train sank down
about foot and half and varied from
limo the same distance.
The bent that gave way. washed out and
was carried away In the food Of wator below
Just As the hind part Of tho last car passed
over 10. Oar Informant. DIR. Geary. OF ia.
gene, says tho conductor and engineer do.
serve much credit for Avsrtipg such . horri-
bio accident a. would Inevitably have occur
rcd, as had not the command been gwen ON
the instant aud obeyed instantly the engine.
train, passengers and all would have plunged
into the mad sosthiDg waters below where
all would have been crushed Ia death or
drowned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
W. &. T. q. open sss.,,ss.

notwithstanding tho Inclemency OF the
weather last Tuesday evening YPC A
Hall was crowded on tho occasion OF tho
annual public meeting OF tho Women's
ChriStlan Temperance Union. The mem-
boFs OF tho UnIon arc entitled 10 much
credit for tho groal SUCCESS Of The meeting.
Rev Cameron opened with prayer, and
amer scripture reading by the President,
Mrs l. Il Blaln, an excellent song by .
class Of small girls was listened to with
pleasure. Master Glenn Irvine spoke the
''Social Spider" Ia good style. Tho class
OF small girls sang again aud Miss Het;Ie
Miller rendered Tho Pledge TO tho Vino
Cur." Miss CIawson, OF Portland was thea
introduced and delivered the address Of
the evening. She has pleasant voice and
presents her facts In an Interesting man
nor. She has great conndence In tho AbilI-
ty OF woman TO accomplish much In tho
Temperance cause, aud while she can and
has dons . great deal In . private man.
nor, she has public fold 10 work In. and
since woman has entered that fisid, which
has bean for only . few years, she has
performed many things for the cause OF
temperance. Miss C.awson illu1iratod by
incidents well portrayed, msny Of ia Q
good results Of womAn's work for tho
cause, and presented many we'll pointed
. gumsnis. She was listened 10 with Close
attention and made . good Impression on
those who heard her. The meeting closed
with . song by Miss Lille Robertson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
VI1dIeaaea.

Last week We epublIahed tho Standards"
account OF the arrest OF q r Davis at Cen.
tervllIe for extracting $50 from the mails.
We had no other evidence In reference 10
the matter at the time. we are glad that
the report 30 thoroughly circulated has
boon proven false. Mr. Davis bore an OK
ceilont character whom here, and those
VINO know him doubted In the first place
ifthere could be any truth Ia the state.
ment. Mr. Davis was arrested, m reported
by Ben simpson and Was taken to Port
land, but YVES afterwards discharged.
The facts Of tho case arc that Mr. Driver
had the letter sent, at Contcrville having
Mr. Davis register It just before the stage
left. lie saw the letter put In the regis
tered envelope and scaled and tho whole
put In the mail bag and the mail bag put
on the stage. making 1t absolutely Inn
possible for the money 10 have beon taken
there. Aud besides tho records Of the
Pondieton Office show that the letter ar
rived there the same day and In good con.
clifton. The chain OF evidence completely
vindicaLes Mr. Davis, and the affair will
make him moro popular than ever In the
community whero hs now resides.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
The usrse

We have received a quantity OF treat
ises on the horse. which We propose 20
give away to every subscriber paying
In advance. II requested, whether per-
eonally, or by mail. We will sell the
book 10 Others at the bottom price,
tsOO bits: II, ordered by mail postage
will be prepaid. The american CaitiratOr
has the following to say of the treatise {:
t'Kendalls Treatise on the horse Is a
book OF about 80 pages, with paper
covers. fully illustrated, and conTainlng
an Index OF Diseases" which gives
the symptoms, cause and the best treat
ment OF each n table giving all the
principal drugs used far the horse.
with the ordinary dose. effects and an
tidote when poison : u table with an
engraving ofthe horses teeth at differ.
ent ages, with rules for telling the age
Of the horse { valuable collection of
receipts, and much other valuable inior.
nation. In preparing copy for this
book II was the aim OF the author to
make il rs plain as possible for the non.
professional readers, and give them
Information whish Is OF the greatest
Importance to horsemen. and yet avoid.
Ing all technical terms as much as
possible, and also condensing the book
as much az possible without leaving
out the real essential Information in
treating each subject. Every farmer
or horse-Owner should own one OF these
little books.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02

Again the swelling chuck RACES along the
valley and the Willamette is happy. Ycster-
day the water at this city was twsnty-three
feet above low water mark and was slowly
raising, placing some on the anxious seat.
The Santiam was higher than before this
year, and had already swept away the North
Santiam bridge which had only just been
repaired so that trains could run. We were
informed that both OF the other bridges had
been carried dswn stream. One Of the
bridges on the o & @ r r was damaged so
that passengers had to be transferred We'd.
nesday and Thursday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
Teachers IsstIfate.

Tho Teacbers' InstItuts for tho Third
Judicial District, comprising the counties
Of Linn. Marion. Polk, YAmhill and Til
lamook, Will DO held al Independence,
Polk county, March y, 20 ana 30, 1893.
An excellent program Is oeing prepared
and tho leading educators aud teachcrs In
the Judicial District, and from other parts
OF the State will bs present and lecture
during the several sessions Of the InstI.
tule. Arrangements have been made for
reduced rates on tho principal lines OF
travel 10 all porsons attending the InstI-
tuts. The teachers and friends Of sduca.
ton In Linn county, are cordially invited
10 attsnd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
Deaah sr Mrs- Harry Waters

Last Saturday morning Mra Harry
Water sdled sG Ginaau1 nation of the bow
els. at her home Ia this city. Eftsr an
illnsss Of only shout three days Her
sudden death cast gloom among the
many who knew her. Ystysusg. only
Ia the frst stages Of womAuhood. her
death seemed the more untimely, and Il
regretted by all She leaves n husband
and two little children hnt yet old
enough 70 realize :he loss they have
sustained. Mn. Walters was n laugh.
ter Of Mr.. Merrlck, who with his family
are residing Mt tho Bay. and has passed
most Of her life Ia Albany. The last
her parents hoard from her she was eu.
JOyIng good health. so that the news ol
her death was n great shock. They, as
well ~ her husband and children, have
the sympathy Of the whole community
In their sad afilictlon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
Bea IIaydea ON Top.

Ben Haydsns great land suit before the
Supreme Court OF tho u. s. was decided on
the 10Th Of January in favor Of Mr. Hayden,
the appellant, but the decision was ON the
ground OF want Of jourisdiction of the Cir.
cult Court and not on the merits OF the case.
The plaintiff in this case was nonresident
OF the state. and the decision in the Supreme
Court was given as it was on the ground
that tho suit was transferred to person
out OF the state just for the purpose Of get
ting the sase in the U. S. Courts. and hence
violation Of tho Statutes of the United
States. This is sound. Our State Courts
are amply able to try sueh suits and ii Is .
great injustise to put one to the expense Of
going into the u Courts when justice can
a. well be obta inad in the State Courts,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
Genuinely Married.

Last September we gave an account of
how certain man had come from Indiana
bringing with him two women, with whom
he was living with near Shedd in Mormon
fashion, and how one was the wife of one
Frank PixIey, who followed her up and took
her back with bim to his native state. An
other act now closes with another scene
very cemmendable in its nature. Last Sun
day VIM w Poland, the gentleman men,
toned. was united in wedlock 10 Miss Mary
K Warner. one Of the women spoken of
above, and they viii now live together with
the sunny countenance of the law shining on
them, and it is our sincere wish that pros
perity may follow the union. Mr. Poland
has done the fair thing by deciding to his
wife what originally was hers.