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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
Sas.laa Posters.

Flour now rotAils At $3.50 per barrel on
ths Bay.
Fresh Lnttsr is not 10 be had In the market.
Packed batter. from Frisco At that, rstslis
at zoe. pound.
The Steamship Yaqsi~a brought over
eleven hundred tons Of freight on thirtssn
feet draft.
With the continuation Of the present clear
weather, railroad bsilding is being rushed -
10 never was before
Work On the istty isprogrss.inE tsvorAbly.
The tug Gen. WriOh tAkss dowa daily great
ssew leads Of rock, which arc placed on the
Istty In good shape.
The rcsidsats on Depot having been
bothered by bears, who have been carrying
on their young porkon. aAllisd 0ut and
killed four or Eve recently.
Ne Ar 0ibson. Of St. Paul. Minnesota,
has BEEN appointed resident engineer Of tho
Oregon Pacific.
Good hay ls ceiling ct from SIS 10 so =
toa. delivered.
A carpenter named Keith. in the employ
Of the o PRR Co. fell from the bridge
near Traps % Wednesday. resulting in in.
iusiss nsOsssitsiiag his removal 10 tho hospit.
81 81 DIR Rioh's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
oregsn Newspapers.

There are s6 newspapers In Oregon,
seven OF which are daiIies. According 70
Aver q Sons Newspaper Annual just re-
eeived, Of the number only fifteen swear
to their calculations, nearly all Of the rest
giving exaggerated circuiations. The
"Oregonian" claims circulation for its
weekly OF l1.7OO, daily, 1850; the "Nsws," |"
weekly, $500; daily, $500 /; Standard
weekly, $500; daily, 1850. or those
swearing to their circulation only two
outside Of Portland have as large . cir
culation as the DEMOCRATS sworn cIrcu-
lation, those being the Jacksonville
"Tinss" and The Dalles 'sTimes-Moun
taiueer." The New Northwest swears
TO circulation Of 5000, The Sunday
"Mercary" claims . circulation OF 6,oOo
the "Wslcome OF 1, 900; the "West Shore
modestly stops at 15,6o0 and the SIRE,
Press" Of Dayton at 800
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

But - to those Mulligsn letters, he has on
several august occasions observed the Multi
gan guards In their most excitabls moods. and
they never said anything about various canals
in which they could be of avaiL
That he is irreconcilably antagoniStic to
this railroad building, for such improvements
point to reduction in the rate of interest,
which is a taking of the pickles and potatoes
from his very mouth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
SOCIAL AHD PERSONAL.

VIII Richards returned from CAlIfsrnia
last Friday.
Hon Allen Parker. Of onsAtta, was In The
city Wednesday.
Mr. John Isom, Of the Red Crown Mllla
Left last week for virginia, on business
IT Cons, for several years . resident ol
Lebansn, has rsturued to Albany 10 reside.
We understand DIR Jones. Of this city osn.
templates moving 70 Rosebarg. 10 practiOs
medicine.
Mr. John Decay and wife. OF Lebanon. leave
this week for the East for tho benefit Of Mr..
Dsnny's health.
Mrs DR. MoCsullsy. sister Of N Henton,
returned from Washlneton Territory the firs.
OF the week In order 10 keep Newt straight
during bis wifs's absence Ia the East.
Capt Laaning.oi the Red Crown Mllls, has
been below In che interest Of these Mills.
Probably ne other fosr IL so generally used
throughout the North West ~ the Red
Grown, and this is due to quite an extent 70
Caps indefatiglbls style OF pushing things,
and, ~ we'll. TO the superior quality Of the
Gour
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
Bl9 Thsags.

Bi things always have big place il
the big hearts of editors, big advertise
ments, big lists of subscribers, and, not
least BY any means, big presents OF big
garden products. Tom Alphine, the big
hearted pioneer, again put In his annual
appearance with load OF large things, In
which We take particular pride, becauss
they show the wonderful fertility of Ore
gon soil. and as well insure Us against q
famine during the coming winter. Here
is list OF what he brought to the DEMO
cRAT once, most OF which may now be
seen On our counters:
One big squash 6ex5S.
One big squash 62x5i.
Ono big squash Skis.
One midd!ing big squash S6xSS.
One strange looking turnip, weight Is
pounds.
One large watermelon, eaten before We
had time to take Dimensions
Nineteen Immense potatoes. one ofwhich
weighed i've pounds.
The turnip Tom calls the Cleveland
turnip and says the twisted roots indicate
the manner in which Cleveland will twist
the Republicans around In November.
All the above vegetables were raised on
soil that had never been assisted by ma
nures. its only richness arising from the
natural fertility OF the soil. With such
garden land there is no excuse for our
merchants sending 70 California or South
srn Oregon fer vegetables, which are no
better than those raised here. II Il said
to be fact that Linn county gardeners go
home with vegetables which they have
tried to sell when the vegetable stands Of
the city are filed with California and
Southern Oregon products Of the same
kind. Is this right?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
Dsa,A frs,a . Singular cau.s.

One ofthe most peculiar fatal accidents
recorded happened In Polk county las
week. We give the particulars % told by
the Independence sweat Side"
As we &c TO press the details OF strange
fatal accident that happened last Monday
afternoon to the twelve year ol d son Of
q Toner, q well known Lincoln, Polk
county, farmer, reaches us. Mr. Toner'S
son had been out hunting, and returning,
had laid his gun down near . wheat bin
Of the Lincoln warehouse, operated by Mr.
L Abrams. He then either Jumped or fell
into the wheat In the bin. The BIN Il Q
very large one and at the bettom 10 large
chute for emptying It. When the bin is
full, and the wheat let out below, there is
Q constant downward suction. q kind OF
wheat whirlpool, and any object Ia the
center Is quickly drawn down. Mr. Toner
and some other gentlemen were attending
the chute and heard the cri0s Of the boy,
but did not know whore he was until it
was too late. He was drawn. feet down.
! ward, about six feet into the wheat and
literally smothered to death. His father
mistrusted that some harm had befallen
him and went and found the gun, when
the men were alarmed and commenced
removing the wheat, hundreds OF bushels
Of 1t, from the bin. When they were with.
In . foot and . half OF the boy one of the
men reached down and caught hold OF hIs
hand, but he was 80 firmly hedged about
that he could net extricate the bedy.
After great difficulty the body was re-
leased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

LEACH. .--0n Wednesday, Oct. lst. 1854,
near Harrisburg. Mrs. DAVID LRAcH.
Mrs. Leach was daughter Of Mr.. Thoa.
Afford, aud woman of most eAtimAble char
scter, being highly esteemed by all who
knew her. She leaves many relatives and
friends TO mourn her untimely death.
ZEYSS.--0n Tuesday, October 7th, 1884, of
bronchitis, LAWRENCE ZEYss, aged about
three years.
Lawrence was son of Mr.. Edward Zeysl
and bright little fellow who viii long b,
J missed at Mr.. Zsyss' ire-side. Mr.. ant
Mrs. zsyss have the sympathy Of all in theil
loss.
PARRISH : On October 9th, 1884, afte
enly few hoRrs illness, RoY SYLVESTER
infant and only child of Frank and Addi'
Parrish. Of jefferson, Oregon.
[The.rsmains were brought 20 Albany ant
inferred Ia the Masonic cemetery. Mr. ans
Mrs. Parrish have the sympathy Of all il
thsir extreme sOrrow.1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
Oncial County and City Paper
OUR ALBANY ADVERTISERS.

Ratronlss men who advertise. They are alive
Thsy mean business They appreciate shs newspaper
TAey are the men - deal with. Following is . lie
q Tie DsnocRArn advertisers this week. Ia Albany
Cali on them.
General Merchandlse-S Young, Montelth a
Salteabach II Allen. A Aellvsln.
Groceries-Honman d Joseph, Frank Read.
Agricultural fmplementa-Peters . RlAin. W II
QoltFa, 8 Young. Cradwohl.
HardwAre-peesn q Blain. Gradwohl
CloahinR-L Blaini
Drugs-Fsshay : Mason. & " L2nEdoa aud -.
Archie PrashAw.
Staves and Tinware-1ohn Briggs.
Furniture-A B Noodin. Brink aud Son.
ChAlrs-L Putnam.
Nillsnsry-Emma sehab.rs, Matte Allison. Matte
Foster.
seaa works-HolnlNn aud Joseph.
IrOn Work-ChsrFy and PArkes. Caarry and
Sou.
Marble woFf;-A SeaiKer, W Harris.
Fleur-Red Grown Mills. Magnolia Allla.
Lamber-AlbaaS Saw Nil.
TohAcco. HALVES, stc.-SAm Cohen.
Neai-I Roberta
Hotel-Ravere Hoszse.
RestAuFAat-Jae Aady.
Polish--H Kenton.
shave or Hair Cut-L cAmpsAu. Josl webber.
L&undry-SAn Va Ylng.
Legal Aavice-R StrahAn, Powell and Hlysu. 4
weAtAerford, Whitney. II Montanye.
Medical Adviee-0 W AAst0n, Wallace, II
Hills. " and Mary Cole.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
PnlIed

Marshal Dickey had noticed two of them
hanging around the garden of ] F Backen-
sto. They seemed to have NO ambition but
to grow, the lazy things. Finally the Mar.
shAl, thinking it wss not safe to allow such
proceedings to be continued, pulled them in
. most unceremonious manner, and instead Oi
taking them to the calaboose, brought them
straight to the DkNocRAT Office, where they
were duIy fined an eighteen line puff. The
Marshal is entitled to much credit for cap
turing them alone One is feet inches
long by p inches in circumference and ths
other the same length and an inch les'
around the body. They are monsters, and
can be seen at this Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
assk miIl I..n..

The people arsund here are net al dead
yet, bat are likely 10 be II 30 many mar,
iiagssare not stopped soon. II seems ss Il
all the young folks are getting married
We havs had three weddings within two
weeks and good prospect for another
enc soon. don't think Lebanon can
beat IL,
All the farmers are done hauling of
their grain TO market and some are busy
sowing the next crop.
Mr. Thes. Taylor mado us a call las
Saturday.
We understand that the Rook Hill
school will begin the second Monday In
October. We hope they will have good
school this winter,
Nr Robert aud Johnny Gllmour left "a
and have gone to Eliensburg, w. T.. We
regret shsir leaving Tor they will lsse
their vote for Cleveland this fall. We
want every Cleveland vete we can scare
up next November. Don't you forgA Il.
HuIrah for Cleveland and HendTicka.
There are many good Democrats around
Reck Hill.
Mr. Ed Mills was again In Rock Hill lasl
Friday and went away Monday morning
for Psndiston 10 put I'm . construction
near that place. He intends 10 be gone
six weeks and then return 10 his home In
Rock Hill.
Mr. Bennie Mills IL going 10 take . trip
up 10 the Spokane country Soen for his
heal
Mr. Nilt Miller is teaching school ia
South BrswnsvIlls, this winter. 20 we are
informed.
Frank Miller IL going TO school st Eu.
gene this winisr.
Mr. Rickey has gone 10 Saiem,
We are informed that Lebanon has .
BiAins and Logan Club with about forty
members, Just wait until Cleveland gets
. club In Lebanon and thsro will be over
one hundred msmbors.
A ROCK HILLHR,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
Jary list,

The following il the Jury drawn for th
term Of Circuit Court commencing Oct .27th
Jshn Duncan, farmer, Shedd.
d D HacklsmAn, farmer, Albany.
wv Mcknight, farmer, Center.
Aaron Cendra. farmer. Harriabarg.
VI Caldwell. farmer. Orleans.
8 Il Althonse. mechanic, Albany.
Thos FromAu, farmer, Albany.
Samuel T Jones, farmer, Syracuse.
A 3 Powell. farmer. Albany.
I T Goodman. farmer. franklin Bate.
WI Moist, farmer, Lebanon.
K Keebler. farmer, Lebanon.
Jehn Bilyeu, farmer. Scio.
EE Hammock, farmer, Lebanon.
Noah ShAnks, farmer. Brush Creek.
81 Archibald, farmer. Center.
Frank Malone. farmer, Brush Greek.
III @ Powell, farmer, Lebanon.
Chris HardHian, farmer, Lebanon.
A w Gordon. farmer. Albany.
Robert Foster. farmer, Albany.
Peter Bilyeu, farmer. Scio.
p w Sphinx, wood dealer. Albany.
CM Burkhart, farmer, Albany.
A Conner, farmer, Syracuse.
Frank Shedd. farmer. Shedd.
FM Westfall. farmer, Albany.
A w Stanard, farmer, Brownsville.
Geo w Gsisendorfer, farmer. Albany.
Walter Huston, farmer. Harrisburg.
d Hayes, farmer, Halsey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

Relieving is q list Of the Presidential
Electors for Oregon as far as heard from.
Belva 4 Lockwood and Senator Pomeroy
not yet being represented
Cleveland and Hendricks-L B Isem Of
Baker comfy, w d Fenton OF Yamhill,
and A G Jones Of Douglas.
Blaine and Log2n-D P Thompson Of
Multnomah county, J G Leasure OF Una
tills, and w g Truitt OF Polk.
Butler and West-Jehn e Ross Of Jack
son, john Robertson OF Marion, and David
M Dunbar OF Warrington.
st. John and Dani-l-J g Madison oi
UmatiIla, @ w Dimick OF Marion. and "
Y Owen Of Douglas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

The Oregon Pacific Railroad Company
the 6rst Of the wesk purchased q large
qusntlty OF ties from the 0. & @. Railroad,
atong tns West Side road. and have begun
laying the rails from Corvallis. The
company has also hired eLgins No. 4. and
will use it for few months on this end ol
the road This indicates increased energy
all along the line sfthe road. and It's com.
pletion At sn earlier dAte than anticipated
by soms.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

An Albany gentleman sent box Of Ken
tons Sea Lion Silver polish 70 Rev A s
Lindslsy. of Portland. That learned ninis-
ter In acknowledging the receipt OF IL said :
! have already recommended the polish, .
package Of which received. and set some Of
10 into operation. producing brilliant effects.
Az watched thp process in one instance
moralizsd little and wondered II Mr. Ken
ton ceuld noe produce something 10 polish
up old sermons. A merchant 10 whom req
strong csmpstition, bat it, merits will win
its way with the public.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

....i0s SI,2iS,S2s ss7s. .oso
WARRINGTON,
sa0ULD.

Should all barn burning bs laid TO
trsmps.
Should . man despair because he can
only Get 80 cents fer wheatf
should person who eats with razor
get mad " he cuts himself.
Should q merchant who does not advsr-
Use curse the community II he does no'
ssil any goods.
ghould the woman who never picks or
stitches swear IL her stocking looks rag
ged.
ehould the farmer who leaves his ina
shInsry cut In the rain get on . rampage
because his bank account locks like th,
woman's stoekIngf
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wallula Juaetlon Get. LIS share.

A large fire occurred at Walfdla juno
ton last Saturday night, causing loss Of
about 81, 600 and the burning alive Of .
man named Theoiora Psiffsr. Peiffer
went to bed drunk, set fire to his bad and
was unable to got out Of the building, he
was burned to crisp.
The next night car greaser, named
James Tow got drunk and shot into 9
crowd, hitting Thomas Maioney whom Il
is thought will not live. All that Tow
wanted. 1t is stated, was to paint the tswr
red.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
Cssanaen Ceuneil.

At ths meeting OF the Common Council
last Tuesdsy night A. Roberts resigned -
night.watoh bat was appointed engineer At
go month. ID H Jones was elected night.
watch, his term TO last until Jan. lat, at Q
salary Of $50 msnth. His beat was made
from the Red Crown Mills 10 the Revere
House, and both night.wAtoh and engineer
were ordered on duty until o'clock in th.
morning. Notice was ordered given John A
Crawford TO appear ~ next meeting and
make arrangements to keep water in Ditch
within limits.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
Aree Man.

Tie o. P. railroad has large man work
ing for it, and here is what the Post says
about the fellow.
I've have been to shows and seen the 'sTal-
lest man on earth |; the great Yaz@mazoo
casief from the island Of Foo Foo" We have
seen ths "TaIl negro, from Billiards. creek, "
but last Saturday We saw man who il the
way of being tall takes the persimmon. His
name Is Methieson and he stands six feet
nine in bis stockings. At present be is at
work on the o. P, where they use him in
building bridges to save scaffolding We are
no chisken ia height but we got "krlck'
in or neck trying to look him in the face.
He didn't grow in. Oregon but grew in the
fertile valleys Of California.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

FEasseis. biaabs<s aud yaras. This depart
meat has aisO bad especial attsatisa. Among
she late additlsas 10 it are shirtiag aAnssls.
PLATA rod aAansls. saokiag. etc., etc.. IL ID
fall Of ssAsonabls goods. It also ineIudes .
stock Of yarns and bIAaksts OF all kinds.
Eastern aud orsgoa mAaaiaotars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

Dress goods aud motions. This depart.
nsns of his sstAblishmsat hs Is paying par
SECULAR attention 70, aud has fine line on
haHd. aud 10 receiving nsw goods all the
ams. His line Of cashmefes, black and
sOlsrsd, has never boon Surpassed in thi.
city fer asslity and prizes.
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AT SAMUEL q. Y0usas.

Samuel 4 Young wishes 10 call Attsntion
70 the following spscisltiss
Remember when you want anything in
the line Of boOts. shoes sAd slippers. thAt
samusi Z rounE ksaps the largest stock IL
shs city. Eastern and CAliiornia made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
one or Mere Surgeons

from the Western Division, $40 Bush Street.
s. F., Of the National Surgical Instituts, viii
be at the Revere House. Albany. Oct. 9th
and 10Th. 1854 Persons suffering frcHl
diseases of the spine, hip, limbs or any bOdi'
ly dstOrmity. paralysis, piles, fstula, sexual
or chronic diseases shoald avail themselves
Of this opportunity. References giver
.hrsuTh the u. s. Consultation free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

GREKNvILLE CALIFORNIA. MIR, Harry
Williams oerti6ss under his astariAl seal, tha
Mrs A Williams was suffering with palns In
the back, 80 severe she was unable to turn
and was delirIous. When the case assumed
m alarming stage, one application Of st.
Jacobs Oil Was made. externally, after sew.
srAl remedies ha been tried and failed. Ths
patient slept soundly until morning and go'
up entirely cured.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

HUMPHREY.-At Watsrleo. on Saturday.
October 9Th, 1854. p the wife Of r. r
Humphrey-a girl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
CaRD OF raAsKs.

We are requested TO extend the thanks OF
Mr. and Mrs Edward Zsyss to tho many
friends who so kindly rendered them assis-
tAnce and gavs thom sympathy during the
lste illnsss and death Of .their son Lawrence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

skating ut DAnnAi1 Hall on Tuesday
ard Saturday evenings. Tickets for skates
for sale at the door at Is cents. No gentle
man admitted without . ticket. Ladies
free. A good assortment Of new skAtss
and the AOor 10 puI In fne order,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10
Radical Change.

have concluded TO maze . radical change
in the prices Of ell lines Of merchandise. In
the future I will sell goods in my line from
10 TO so per cont cheaper than regular PricsA
NOTE PRICES:
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Y. ". G. T. U.

On Tuesday evening next at 7 o'clock at
the w. C. T. Q. Hall there will be meet.
ing to organize Ycuug Wonlan's Oh, an
Temperance Union. Il are cordially in.
tied TO attend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

Following II q summary Of failures In
Oregon and wasbingtsn for the past nine
months, - recorded By X @ Dua q Co.
u In given by quarters; ending respect
lively March 81, June 30 aid september
an.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

Ladies. misses and ehildren's hodsry. A
large stock Of these goods have been purehAs-
s< with view % give sseaT and cat. .fIesioa,
~ veil ~ style aud prioc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

He is now showing the largest and best
assorted stock Of ladies' and misses eloaks,
inclading silk eloaks, jersey sacks and jack.
cts. ETC.. he has ever received.
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=~-s-Hl~-~@H~-~~-u---a-
Job PEiatiAH.

We are now prepared 10 do any kind Of
Job printing on short aoties and In the latest
style. Send for estimate ON large jobs.
BURKHARr Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

hy sishtssa years experience in buying
goods and making edd psymsnts for all pur.
ehssss. enables ms 70 !sffer goods at the very
lowest market priooa.
Ganrn n Ynyra
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ANS FOR SALE.

D ANS FOR SALE.
High grade merino rams, yearlings and
two year olds. Also few Jersey male
/ calves from three quarters to fiftaeA six-
| teenth bred. Prices reasonable.
MCKNIGHT BROS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

Barkhars Bros are offering some splendid
bargaius in farm and city property, also soma
small pieces of good garden land.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-10

900 20
Childrsns all wool hose. l5c. former price, 2Sc
{" $50 Z" 40 TO 50
Ladies cloaks in all the new styles at 30
TO 50 per cant cheaper than regular prices, in
fact DEFY eompstitiOn in these and oil
other lines of goods.
N. II. ALLKN.
81 First street.
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed Ex-
eoutor of the last win and testament oI
county. Oregon, by the County Court OF
ssid Linn county. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby mo-
tilted to present the same within six
months from this date to the undersigned
M his residence In Shedds Station. Linn
county, Oregon or at the ONCE OF Wealth :
October 9Th, 1854.
+. A. WATTS. Executor,
WEArHERFoRD & BLkoKBURN,
Atty.s for Executor.
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Wheat on the Bay Is quoted at 80 AMI 75c.
hushsl cats zoc. ; potatoes Soc.
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EoR SALE.

FOR SALE
One half block In eastern part OF the
city with fair house and barn viii be sold
cheaP.
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OUR OFFER.

our OFFER.
We propose to send the DEMOCRAT one
year free 10 all nav Republican sabssri-
hers II Blaine and Logan shall be elected.
III Cleveland shall be elected then these
said new Republican subscribers are q
pay the regular subscription price $3.50,
Tor one year as soon IS his election IL
made known.
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@ UBsCRIBERs.
ANY person already subscriber to the
DEMoCRr can send extra copies TO friensd
outside Of the State for Sc yesr, cash, IN
advance.
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RoR SALE,

Good farm IL miles southeast OF Lebanon.
l6O acres. so acres timothy and clover
meadow. 80 wheat land in cultivation. We.
watsred Call on w NJ Phillips on the place