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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

Hall Of Three Link Rebeka Degree
Ledge, No. 10, I. .. .. +.
Harrisburg, Or. Jan. 10. 1854.
wAEREAA, The fell destroyer Death has
agaia Invaded our midst and struck down
our well beloved brother, I y SweAPaaReF,
In the winter Of life. Therefore be lt
Resolved, That by the death Of our
brother, We realize that We have lost
worthy and snsctlonate member.
Resolved. That by the death Of eur
brother. we recognize the hand Of onnipo-
tsncs and realize the uncertainty OF all
things tTansitory and The certainty OF death.
Resolved, That while we mourn with
his bereAved widow and family the less,
We cannst but submit bis spirit % the care
and keeping Of an all-wiss God and cher
ish his memory.
Resolved, That tho Hall OF our lodge be
draped In mourning for thirty days and
the members wear The uaaal badge In
mourning fer him and that copy 81 these
resolutions be forwarded 20 the "Dlssem-
instsr,n Aibany Herald" and Me STATE
Rf0HTs DEnocRAT, and 10 the beroaved
widsw and family OF the deceased, and
the same be spread upon the record Of this
ledge.
W. II. McDAEr,
Mas, ID. v. 4. RElp.
Mas. q. T. FAHNIs0,
csmmIttss.
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RESOLUTIONS or coxseLExcE.

WHEREAs. God in his Providsncs has re-
meved from our Society BY the hand Of death
our beloved Brother n M Brown, p. G., Of
Disrdorf Lodge. No. "a. aud
WHERxAs. Brother Brown was an earnest
member Of our order, An upright eitizsn, an
afsctisnats husband and . tender father,
therefore
Resolved, That the members Of Dierdorii
Lodge, No. 81, !. Q. o. f., deeply mourn
his loss to eur Ledge and TO the order in
general, and to this commnuity ~ well - to
his afflicted family.
Resolued, That copy Of these resolutions
be spread upon the records Of this Lodge,
that an sfficial copy furnished thu bsreaved
widow, also that the Ledge be draped IN
mourning and the msmbers wear the usual
badge Of mourning for 30 days. also that .
copy Of those resolutions be furnished for
publication TO the Albany papers.
Fl. A. JOHNSON,
s. I. MUIR,
j. ]. DoRRIs,
Committee.
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we sAAii xst r.sli.A e.

"why don't you put IL in''
''what s.
"why, that divorce case.
''Yes, show little enterprise Aad give us
some lively news."
'I'll take twenty-five eopisa." sAid one,
''And /. said another. ''And /. and !. a.A
l."
"Bat gentlemen. we are not publishing q
sensational pApsr."
That's eli right; the Mercury has offered
go FOR the evidence. am told. and you
nust look cut for your lAursls. Everybody
is talking about il, and the people want ths
particulars, which are said TO be very start
ling"
I'VE protest against allowing saOh 9Th ia
eur columns. and, while We are dssiroas ol
satisfying the public. We beg 10 Be excused
besides TO = certain extsnt IL u . privat.
matter aud We have No ambition 10 max,
public the evidence Of . family disturbanc,
that would make every womsn who we're :.
read IL blush with shame. Sensible peopl,
are already disgusted with the street rsheAr
sails Of it.
No, We shall not publish is. enterprise OF
no enterprise.
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G0nmIIt83s

owing 10 the ill.hsAlsh Of NJ. stsrnbarg
Who desires to retire from business. we viii
discontinue our business 10 Albany Asd
therefore offer our easire stock sf goods at
that place for cost. The stock Is complete
aad 6rst-clAss IN every particulAr. and never
before Was such An immense stock offered
for sale atsueh . sacrifice in prices. We
therefore invits eur customers, friends and
the public generally 70 call aud examine our
goods and prices.
All those knowing themselves indebted 70
our Albany house viii please call and settle
at onoe ~ our businsss must Be closed.
ThaakinS the people Of Linn aud surround
ing counties for their liberal patronage for
the past twenty-five years. We remain
Respectfully.
SKxDERs & SrHRSBuRG.
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DeaeA OF Capt. goha saith.

Capt John Smith, so well and long known
in Linn csHnty. died in East Portland last
Friday, at the heme of his daughter, Mrs
Lee, at the advanced age of II. He was
taken to 0akviIle in this county, where he
Was buried last Sunday, besides the remains
Of his wife. Rev S G Irvine, of this city,
delivering the funeral sermon. Capt. John
Smith was born in Kentucky. moving from
there to Illinois, and from the latter state to
Oregon in 1852, He settled q land claim
hear Peoria, where he lived in his beautiful
home until about 1872. when he was ap-
pointed Agent of the Warm Spring Indians,
which position he continued TO occupy until
. while before his death, filing it faithfully,
proving of invaluable service to the Indians
Of that agency. In 1854 he was elected
Sheriff of Linn county, and was reelected
the next two terms, filing the position in 8
satisfactory maanner. His friends in Linn
county may be counted by the hundred, and
many are they who will mourn his loss q,
that ofa brother.
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! Agsin on last Friday eur Nlmrods took
the held with fowilng plooe and made the
| hills and plains crack with the bursting o
i powder. One OF the biggest scores In the
history Of sfsheetInaImatches here was mad,
Q total OF bi70 pslnts, bsing made, goose
81 naliardS, 10 ducks, ,72i teal and snlps
- In all being killed. Following IL the
score;
scoTT's SIDE.
wB scott-OK mailards, u duck, 2si<
teal~-a72.
ID Hackleman--i mallard, ducks.
teal-,0o.
- DubruIlle--01< mallards, " duck,
23k teal --s73.
George Burkhart-7 maiiards, 2 ducks,
- teal, muskrpt--l7 l7e.
Burr sloan-b msliarAs, 2 ducks, %
tsal-4ie,
EW LAngdonD-oOo.
q N knox, inallards. 1 duck, 4 teal
isO.
jas y Knox.-I goose, 8 maiIsrds, teal
-i3O.
Hale Backonste-I malIard, 2 ducks, 8
teal-Ie0.
Dell IAmpnan, 2 duoks-2o.
Total-2lee. Average s-2is.
,s wAYT'ssIDE.
Chas wstts--6 malIard, ducks, 8 teal
3ss.
nB Montelth-s maiiaris, 10 ducks,
iib btsal-6io.
n Bspronger-i3 maliards. 7 ducks, 70
teaI-s9S,
Gee O Wills ~ mallards, 3 ducks-s5.
o Rubarts-00.
ChAs Psslnsr-6 mallards, o ducks, o.
teal--So0.
Jas Foster-i duck, tea:>-3s.
r Flshsr~-7 mailards, 20 ducks, q teal
snlpe-0s5.
Matt chGmbsra-s mailards, 3 teal, s.
snipe-23S.
Jas MurrAy,-l msllArd, 4 ducks, 2 teal
loo.
sItsnbaoh~-@,
TotaI-3o7e. Average 270X.
On Saturday evening . game supper
was given At the Rovors House, as The sx-
pen'e Of the losIng side. In which, for tho
Arat time, the wives aHd ''sweet hearts" Of
the huntsrs participated. II was Q cern-
piets success and great credit 10 Mr Aad
Mrs PIeiffsF. Altar Il was anIshsd
spaschss were made BY nearly all Of the
gentlemen present, With tho exception OF
. few who climbed out Of the window 70
avoid being called On. Most Of them were
70 the poiat, and were very entertaining.
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Tuesday evening. Jan. -. 1884.
Prssent-MAyor. Recorder. Marshal, and
all Aldermen.
Committee on Streets reported that the
contract for repairing crossing on BrOadAibia
and First street, and constueting sewer
across the sqaAro, at the iunslioa Of sAid
streets, had been let 10 wsrnimont q LAa.
rsnt; that the work had tssa completed
according 10 contract, and aocsps.d by the
committee, Who recommended the payment
Of the same.
The same COmnittss rspsrtoI that Ella
werth street along EAST liss Of Lot 4. In
hlock II. was obsteuctod by ssoas aud other
material, belonging to Frank Wood. Sen.
and recommended that Marshal be Instructed
10 cause The said obstructions 10 ~ removed.
On motion report Of COMMITTEES Was adopted.
and Marshal 80 ordered.
The Marshal reported the street near X D
MurrAyis dwelling - impsssAbIs. and on
motion the Comnittes on strssts and Mar.
shAl were instructed 10 have the necessary
repairs made.
Report Of Jss Wsbber. Chief Esg.pssr for
last term read and ordered fled.
ovsrman. Monteith and Morrison were
granted privilege ef builling walk aioag
west line Of lot 5. block 63 70 connect with
sidewalk aIoBg block 65.
Ordinance No. Ia. psblishsd In another
column. was introduced by John Pssh.y.
read three timss. and on ballet was unaai.
msusly adopted.
CommunicAtion from Board Of Fire Dele.
gates asking for lanterns fer Chief aud As
sistAnt Chief Engineer was read and referred
10 Committee on Fire and Water.
On motion MarshalWas instructed 10 notify
Rev s @ Irvine to remove nuisance near his
premises.
On motion the Committee on Ordinances
was instructed TO report IN ordinance ID
prevent the running Of bicycles and trieycls'
on First street, also an ordinance 10 amend
cross.walk ordinance TO read 6x6 for 3K6.
The following bid was received for osa.
structing eroas-wAlks foot walks, go
0 foot walks, SIS, foot walks, SIC. l. G.
Diokey.
The bid Of Sites d Nutting for doing city
printing, was accepted, tO-wit posters. 81.
Ordinances, 80 cents per 1900 ems.
The time for bids for dirt and gravel wa
extended until next meeting.
i The following bills were ordered paid c
W BurkhArt, &4.56 A b McIlwain. $24
Peters & Blain, $ll.S5 NJ HsntOn, SIS
@ Meyer, $3.50 WernimOnt b Laurent
building sewer. sl66.3l WN Miller. $40
The following bills were referred {
Dickey, s24 I; N J. Henton. Sl0.65.
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This gentleman is In the city with .
petition In which it appears that he.
KWeng Ii, and ether Chinanen enter
ed into 3 partnership to furnish labor
On railroads. Itseems they did so two
years age. but lsst Money, and there be-
ing demand for Chinese labor on the D
? now, and : chance to make meney,
Kwong II, It appsars, now wants 70
ignore Jim" and has made contract
to furnish labsr to the o z and has left
s:Jim1 out of the contract. tJim" to
say the least, is indignant, and coming
to ALBANY has circulated apaper show
ing his honesty of character while here
and the manner in which Qwong TT ap-
pears to have treated him. This has
been signed by nearly every business
Aan here, aud Jim has taken It to
Portland where 1t viii be shown to the
leading ChinAmen there in order to OBJ
taia their influence towards having
the contract of partnership restored, 50
that Jim will get the benefit ofthis last
contract with the o P. Ifthis will not
do. he will take it to the Chinese Ceurt
atSan Francisco.
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On account Of our want Of space last
week for local matters, We we're unabls 70
give the proceedings Of the wIllamstts
Association sfthe Congregational churches
held Ia Albany Tuesday and Wednesday.
II is not too late to give brIof account In
this Issue.
| The following delegates were present
Rov r II Marvin, DR. Atkinson and Rev v
II Loomis, OF Portland; Rev A w Bowsr,
Fast Pertlsndj Rev George Rookwoed and
DIR J'W Watts, Oregon City Mrs r n
Raymond, Cora Dickinson and Mrs Mun-
roe, Salon Albany. Rev w Harris and
delegates from church Rev II 8 Lyman,
Forest Groves Deacon George Mercer,
Corvallis.
Tuesday evening Rev George Reckwood
delivered the sermon and . permanent
Organization was eTectsd by the election
Of Or w Watts ~ Moderator. and II 8
Lyman, Clerk.
wednesday morning Rev E n LoonIs
delivered IN able paper on spiritual quick
eniDg. and various religious subjects were
discussed In the afternoon.
n Wednesday evening WAS devoted 10 the
subjest Of temperance.
The following resolutions were passed
Resolved, That this association Of min. |
Isters and delegates Of Congregational |
churches In Willamette valley thankfully |
recognize the providsnce OF God in thus |
calling 26.00e.0oo or American women
wives, tnothers. sisters and daughtsrs-te |
unite their prayers, their appeals, their |
oounssls, their teachings, their examples. |
their utmost persuasions, and II possible |
their votes 70 prohibit the sales Of lntoxl. |
eating liquors - beverage.
Resolved. That It IL eminsntIy proper
for ministers, ~ well n al other men, 10 |
aid this movement by example, by voice, |
by pen, by vote.
Resolved. That the use OF opium and |
tobacco poisons the body ,i3jures the mind /
and increases the use OF intoxicating /
drinks, especially among our youth and
that the purity and safety Of home require
their dIsuse.
RAssl we'd. That this association highly
approves the snsrts Of the State Temper.
anoe Allianoe 10 secure prohibition.
Resolved, That We endorse the petition
u the legislature 70 require In all public
schools which receive aid frcm the state,
% instruct the pupils In physiology and
hygisns, ut least IL the effect Of alceheI
upon health.
Resolved, That we commend the press,
particularly all journals which. like the
'OTegenian," have exposed with clear,
strong words the nggressions Of whisky
leagues upon public welfare, and mlssries
they inhIct upon families.
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fin al Settlement.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has filed his dnai
account as Administrator Of the estate of
] III Hackleman, deceased, in the CoUufy
Court of Linn county, Oregon, and By e4-
der Of said Court, Monday the 3rd day Of
March, 1884 at the hour of 8 o'clock, .. Has
Of said day is set for the heaSins Of said
account aud the settlement thereof. AHy
person interested in said estate il hereby
notided to appear and file his or her eb-
jections to said account and the settlement
thereof en- or before said day.
JAMES L CowAE,
GEO. e. CHAMBERLAIN, AdM,xs
Atty for Admir-,
sHILOH'S CURE WILL immsdiatel3
relieve Group, Whooping cough ana
Bronchitis.
WHY WILL YOU cough when shilsh's
curo viii give immediate relief. Pries
10 cts. 80 cts. and 81
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eRDISAscE 80. Iss.;
An Ordinance % Prevent Gks spread sT
Csntasisus Diseases In ths Cisy ef Aibaay,

An Ordinance % Prevent tks spread sf
csatasisus Diseases In ths City ef Albany,
City Of Albany
SIC. I. That from ell buildings in which
there are persons injected with scarlet fever,
smallpox, measles or diphtheria. there shall
be kept suspended by the occupants thereof,
. colorsd Aag. from the side Of the bEildinE
fronting the street. 70 indicate the existence
Of such disease.
sEc. ii. Said aAgs, shAll be not less than
ti0l ten by ll2) inches. and shall b red, In
case OF scarlet fever. or diphthsiiA; yellow
for smallpox and blue for measles.
SIC. III. That the Marshal Of said city.
~ soon aa he Is informed Of the sxistenes Of
such disease. shall cause sueh dag 10 be
placed a. aforesaid. and such dag SHALL re-
main there until saeh person, or persons
having such disease shall have 90 far recover
cd. that no danger by iaieotion shall remain.
and any person neglecting OF failing 70 place
such flag when notified BY the Marshal shall
on ceavictioa before the Recorder Be hned
In sum Of not less than dvs Ber more than
fifty dollars
SEc ". This Ordinance 10 Be In force
from and after Eve days after publication.
Passed the Council January 22nd, 1854.
Approved January 23rd. 1854
Attest J. L. HILL,
n. J. HKSrox, Mayor.
City Recorder.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
w have printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's vitalizer. 1t never fails
to cure, For sale by FOshay q Mason.
aHACKMETACK,n a lasting and fragran
perfume. Price % and so cents. For sale
by Foshay a Mason.
THE REV. GEO. n. THAYER, of Bour
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wifi
owe our lives to SHILoH'S CoNSUMP-
TIoN CURE"
sHILoH'S eATARRH REMEDY--a po-
sitive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
Canker Mouth.
ARE you MADE miserable BY Indil
geisicn, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss o
Appetite, Yellow Skin shiloh's vitalizel
il positive cure.
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Albany Harks

Whe@t-9Oc per busheI,
Oats-50 4"
Beef-on foot, 3lEc.
Hay-baIed, 2a@25 per:ton.
loose, Is TO 20.
Butter-25 TO 80 cts per ID.
Eggs-4o cents per doz.
Potatoes-75c per bushel.
Pork-5X cts per ID.
Veal-71<c per ID.
Bscons-hAms, IJc.
shoulders, 1oc.
sides, Is1f c..
IArd-l5c per ID.
in "a cans, I4X
Flour-6.oo per bbl.
Chickens-35 50 per doz.
Sugar-San Francisc C, I2c.
Mil Feed-bran, 400 per ton.
Dried Fruit-sun dried apples, lie.
plums, 12c.
machine cured apples, lSe.
plums, is.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Prof MoElroy, State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction was In Albany Saturday.
Mrs O y Powell, Of Portland, spent Sun.
day In Albany, visiting frisads.
Henry Waters returned 10 Albany last
week, aud Is now tending bar for VIM
Faber.
Charley Willert, the good looking Browns.
vile blacksmith, was in tho city the nrst Of
che week.
DIR ID D Rice, Of Portland, was In Albany
the first Of the week. Recently he had his
gold headed cane, presented 10 him by tho
physicians Of this county, stolen In that
city.
Mr. George | Foster will leave Priacston
College in iow days for Oregon. being com.
pellsd 10 leave New jersey on acoount Of
tho weakness Of his lungs. While we re-
gret that Gif is Obliged 70 leave school even
for few months. We know that II will be
with pleasure, that his many Albany
friends soc him In this city again.
MrJ NJ Settle, Of Lebanon. was In the
city Monday. He had received telegram
that hts brother st Grants Pass was not sx'
psoted 10 live. and Immediately started for
that place. When In this city he telegraph.
cd and found that his brother was recover.
ing. The telegram 10 him had been four
days reaching him. he returned home Ia
the evening.
Uncle John Gilmore. Of Lebanon. called
on as Last Saturday. and settled mp with the
DxMocRAT previous 10 starting for Eilens.
burg. w. T.. where he will have pleasant
home with his sons, Jim and John. Mr.
Gilmore has taken the DsMscRAT since u
started. aud has never failed 10 staad by IL
in all It's days. bright and dark. Mr. Gil
more came 70 Oregon in 1851 instead OF In
1857 a. was stated Q few weeks since.
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ADVICE Free.

We believe the Car D'Alene mins excite
nent is scare. perhaps gotten mp to sell
lots st any rate people had better be some
what slow in catching the fever. In another
column we pablish . Communication telling
hsw te get there. etc. The Oregonian says
It costs $40 to 60 from that city. II you
make mp your mind to g, and care abous
getting back, you would need at least 500.
L pays t. be cautious in such matters, and
IS several Linn county men have been con.
tsmplAting going there We give these Itti.
Bits Of advice gratiss
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a card.

To all who are suffering from the errOrs
and indiseretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss Of manhood. etc, l
will send recipe that viii cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope TO the Rev.
JosxrH 7. InMAx. Station D. New York
City.
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sra.ieal rnstrumenss.

J. II. Daniel now has conplsts line
OF musical instruments of al kIads Tor
sale, consisting Of the Mathushsk
plano, the shoninger organ. fiddIee
violins, guitars, ets., as well as ths
latest sheet music. His instruments
are all Of the best grades, and are s6t
the cheap trash, so that when you got
an Instrument Of any kind you mar
know that you are getting one that viii
last and hold its tune.
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The Columbia River or "up country
papers are making an agreement 10 hx
the price Of their weekliss ct s3. Some OF
them have been trying to publish them
for lsss, but says the Walls Walla Estates
man. "they have begun to fad out that.
however pleasant 1t may be TO subscribers,
they are wearing away their sweet young
lives for an ungrateful constituency"
Running . paper in the Northwest Is
not like running q weekly in the east
where they have their calculations amoun.
ting to tens OF thousands. The same paper
continues. "when 1t is considered that
the first cost OF the paper alone Is nearly
81, and then to reckon up freight. postage
and the usual large Office expenses, 1t 10 .
wonder that some Of them have not gone
into bankruptcy long ere thls. II every
man, woman and child In the upper coun-
try subscrihod to paper 1t that price
there wsuld be no neney In It, and why
the price was ever reducsd has always
been amystery to rs. The attempt has
been made several times In this city (Walla
Walla) to run cheap paper, but the out
eeme has always been 3 lot Of swlndlsd
subscribers and mourning creditors"
The price ef the DRMeCRAr will remain
~ in the past at S2.5o, in advance, or % ai
The end Of the year, which is ~ cheap as .
country paper can be pHblishsd in Oregon
without the editors live on air and chips
No single element does mors towards
building up community than the leca
paper, and 1t shsuld he literally suppor
ted, and when yeu csrae to pay for 1t d.
not grumble at the prics and say, ''well
the New York .'sun'' [clroulation. 100, 900
l. only 81, or some ether paper sl6o, 70
THAT has nothing 10 do with II.
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Physicians are often startled by remark-
able discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Throat and Lung diseases is daily curing
patients that they have given up 70 die, Is
startling them 70 realize their sense ef du-
". and examine into the merits Of this
wonderful discovery; resulting In hum
areds Of our best Physicians using II In
their practice. Trial bottles free at Foshay
q Mascn's Drug Store. Regular size SI.O0.
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OiRCisl County and City Paper.
INTERESTING TO sURscRlaEEs.

At the request OF subscribers In differ
ent parts Of the county, and for thcir con.
vsnisncs, We have sent bills to our agents
ak several places. so that those desiring 10
liquldate can do 50 by calling on the fol-
lewlng gentlemen: T L Wallace, Leb-
anon; Sam May, Harrisburg o P Co
shaw, Brownsville: w E Kelley. scio.
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Just Received.

Ladies Just received at Samuel e.
Youngs Boot and Shoe Store, spring stock
Of those celebrated Ludlow shoes, meav styles,
every pair warranted. Also new stock of
carpet warp in black, white and colors,
direct from Chicago, equal to any ever
brought to Albany. Prices low.
SAMUEL e. YoUEo.
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Above the Clouds.

This very interesting comedy win be pre-
sented on Thursday night of next week, at
POSTERS Opera House. by our best home
talent, the names of whom have already been
given, In addition short comedy win be
given which is said to be very laughable.
Encourage home talent by being present.
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Everybody Gees.

Everybody comss to Allen & Martin,
Albany, Or, theyc oms from every
nook, crook and corner in Linn aud
Benton counties, to buy their fall and
winter supplies. People say they can
dc better at their store than any other
stere In the State.
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4 Question Answered.

Editors Democrat.
In order to settle dispute, we have agreed
to submit the following to you.
How Is the word "GoT pronounced!
How is the word ''SacriHce" pronounced ?
Two STUDENTS.
The word '.GOd'' is pronounced by giving
so" the sound of "o." as heard in the words
not, lot, pot, etc. It is not pronounced Gaud
- sOnetimes heard in the pulpit. ''Sacri-
ice" is accented on the first syllable, the ''i'
in the last syllable is long as heard in rise
and sc" has the sound of 'sz.