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National Republican., 1886-12-25
LIPPINCoT rs MONTHLY MAGAZINE Jan
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uAly, 1874 20 cents. j, Is, LipplucOtl Co.,
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This number begins with an entire novel
not novelette-entitlcd "Sinfre,n by the
popular writer, Julian Hawthorne. 1t is Of
great interest. "The Story Of Angela" is
also most attractive, being peculiar in its
construction.
"My Book and ,nby Walt Whitman, de-
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the fl ture, II not the present, to appreciate
II. STATESMAN and Novelist,"a a singular
compound, treats Of talk between Senator
Ingalls, and Mr. Ilowells. A highly appre-
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Elizabeth Cleveland presents her poem OF
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Barret Wendell, introduces us, wonderlngly,
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National Republican., 1886-12-25

{ AISE. IodOform, or MerGurIRls In any
IN n lle treatment of cNtarrlI or hay fever
u j he avoided Ns they are both Injurious
u dangerous. IOdoiorm Is easily detected
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UIsTERs and Talma oyercOats at Esoman
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Il Ma,,,,o Mrs. +. OATS of SltniUdU H., writes: "when
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about and helping to do houscworl nftor
with thirteen of the best pysicians we could gci
mud the last one told husband that
70 do my housework any thankful my
had almost given up in despair"
HT..,., Mrs. F. E. WILCOX, Friendship NJ Y, writes:
IERHlB For five six years badly troubled
i nwith female weakness terrible pains across
L Dam the small OF my back and pit of the stomach
IR'. Three bottles Of DIR. Poroes Favorite Prcscrip-
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These accounts are very interesting, AMI
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than the generaliues Of story.
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Ina - -. Rev. SIDNEY O. DAvIs Gdlicn Michigan writes
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

A letter for Mrs sophia Skunk remains
uncalled for IN the Salem p. o. II should
60 to tho dead letter Office, and no doubt
WILL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

Several years ago man was found burn
ed to death in hay stack at Harrisburg,
and that was all that was known about the
matter at the time. An exchange gives an
account Of an interview with a detective
who claims that man who recently died
In Idaho, named McCullom, confessed to
having been his murderer, stating that the
man had betrayed his daughter, and ne had
followed him up, spending fortune in the
matter until he found the man at Harris
burg when he arranged meeting near a
hay stack, shot the man dead, placed his
body on the stack and burned It. How
authentic this is we are unable to say. It is
q strange story, anyway.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

Following Is the report Of school in Dis.
trIet. No. q for the term ending Nov. q :
Number days taught, 90 No days at
tendance, 64ok No. days absence. f7sK ;
No. days hardness, 6S total No. enrolled,
II average No. belonging. 20 sa-I3 daily
attendance. 10 If-s6.
The following are The names and grades
Of all pupils averaging So per cent IN de-
pertinent and final examination Efhe
Wiglc, % Gertic Gore. os Annie vii.
laby, % Leila McCnlloch, 81 Gus Smith
os Clyde Gore, % Justur Wigie, or
Luther Moore. So George McCnllochs 81
Ed willaby. 81.
Primary pupils averaging So per cent In
attendance and department are. Luln Wigle,
Ernie Wigle, Minnie lIardesty, Nora Har
dcxty, Della Moore, Clyde McCuIloch
Johnnie Willaby, Roy Wiliaby, Charley
Afford, George Hardesty.
LIMA RAMSEY. teacher,
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rHE sKArIsG CARNvAL.

The Opera House was filed Saturday
evening with people desiring to witness the
antics of the maskers at the Carnival. A
large variety Of grotesque characters were
represented, many Of whom sustained their
characters uncommonly well. Undoubted-
y the prettiest character was Miss Rose
Estel. as fairy. Lake Doris, an old gen
tleman, received the prize for being the best
sustained gentleman character, and Clara
Cohen, little boy,aeting as Revere house
runner, as the best sustained lady character.
Mrs Raymond, as an old lady. Frank Doris
as Simple Simon, Leo Noell as an Irish
sailor and Mr. Raymond as a girl of the
period very noticeably sustained their parts
well. Jas Shields appeared as an army off,
Ger, Walter East and Fred Hyde as hunters,
6 Doris as an old woman. Claude Strahan
and Harry Barr as Hey Kiahs on a spree,
Bert Scott as tramp, John Schmeer and
George Saltmarsh as negroes, VIII McCul.
loch as Young America, Arthur Porter as
clown, Herman Deiks rs a waiter, Ed
Keller In order to skate with his girl. Fred
Ihrig and Fred Whittier as Cinnamon.
Iohn Saltmarsh, as a Clown, Miss
Howard as a quilt. Dolly Chapman as
America, Annie Hyde a. an artist, Mary
Schlosser and Jennie Cunningham as Al
bany Hsyald, Sadie Cohen and Emma Mills
as Red Riding Hoods, Allie Scott as games,
Sarah Sternberg as a saiioress, Daisy Dan
mails a. the DEMocRAr. (subscribe for it.)
Alice Porter as a waiter, Lora Campbell
and Bertha keifer as two squaws, Winnie
Jordan as Purity. and Amanda Guthrie,
Minnie Courser, Myrtle Reed, Miss Morgan.
VIII Sites and viii Mack In miscellaneous
characters. Maud Morgan and Ida Lamp
man represented the DAILY Bsiietia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

The NJ. a. T. understands that several
overgrown hoodlums have been making
themselves obnoxious in the gallery of the
Opera House, disturbing the peace of the
theater, and making their neighbors un-
comfortable generally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

Ex-S Sheriff Rios vas Ia Ghs city last Friday.
John Bryant, Of Jordan was in Albany
Friday.
Hon + ] Black. 81 Halssy, was ID Albany
Monday.
Ex.Shsriif X Charlton has besn in the
city this week.
Mr john Hughes began teaching the Tan.
gent school Monday.
DR. @ & Holt, Harfisburg's dentist. talks
Of iteating at Collar, w. +.
MISS Tony Miller left for Spokaee Falls
last week, and will remain during the win.
ter.
Mrs Jas Failing. Of Portland. returned
homs last Saturday, after u visit Of several
days In this city.
Il w Deyoe, Phil DaItim0rs and Mike
Cowan left last Wednesday for the moun-
tains after the festive doe.
X Alexander, Grand Master If The Grand
Lodge of Oregon, Of Pondieton. was In Al
hany Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Gus Staiaer aud son, and Miss Avery,
ci Salonis who were visiting in Albany re-.
tnraed 70 their home last Tuesday.
Geo G Stanafd and brother, Of Browns
vile, were In Albany Tuesday. BY the way
two of BtownsviIIe's solid young men.
Alex Purdom, who bad leg broken while
NJ work on the Cascade branch oG tho N. r.
recently, arrived Ia Albany last Saturday.
g z Barkhart and II Burkhart went 10
Salem Tussdsy TO attend meeting Of the
board of direstora Of State Agricultural SO
eiety.
SIR John GilIifand. Of Sweet Home paid
the Dga0cRAT ofiics his annual VISIT Isst
Monday. He has been doing this for nearly
twenty five years.
Ne William viereck. brother Of Louis
viereck, Of this city. arrived ia Albany last
Friday from Philadelphia. lie has nceepted
a position in FoEtmillst s Lo's furniture
Eactory aud intends making Albany bis home.
WIN vAnYactor. of Goidendals. w. H.,
vas ia the city over Sunday. Mr.. v. = solid
Democrat, was elected Sheriff 81 KlickitAt
county. ia the late election by about 400
majority, shough the county 10 RepnbiicAn
by 300 majority,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

On Thursday Of last week Mrs. A. l..
Bndgefarmer, Of West Albany precinct. died
from stoke Of paralysisat about II o'clock,
at night. Mrs Bddgefarmer had been APP
parently well until about noon when she
was afflicted with the terrible disease. from
which she was unable to rally. Funeral
services took place Friday afternoon. being
conducted by Rev J w Craig. They were
largely attended. Mrs Bddgefarmer was
- years Of age, and leaves husband, five
children, and many friends. 70 mourn her
loss. A most estimable woman, loving
wife and mother, her loss Is great one 70
her family and as well to the community
generally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

Ihlye sqasndersd so much money in re.
arraaging my store can't afford big dis
LAY advertisement Lutif you want any
thing in my line just call ct my store and
see my fine stocs, which consists OF diamond
iswslry. sell 90 d ear drops, pins, watches,
rings, etc. Solid aad plated silver ware,
plated jewel " and full line Of 6ne watches
Of all kinds. Prices and goods guaranteed.
r. w. CARTER.
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To ths Pablle.

ana now better prepared than ever be-
fore to suit my numerous customers in all
lines Of goods. ! have larger stock which
/ personally selected, and have many now
elites I could not get by ordering goods ex
clusiveIy. have just made extensive inn
provcments to my Boot and Shoe Store
giving me much more room than formerly,
and enabling me to carry a larger assort-
ment and 10 sell you better goods for the
money. have just received direct from
the factory full line OF ladies' and gents
slippers for the holiday trade especially
selected for this market, all of which will
be sold on their merits. and every pair
guaranteed, even in cheap slippers and
shoes.
SAMUEL. l.. You've.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

Rescue Hook and Ladder Company held
its annual election last Friday evening, re-
sultng III the choice Of the following
o Il Irvine, President.
L j Overman, Rec. Secretary
HF Merrill, Fin. Secretary.
6 r Fish, Foreman.
FP Nutting, First Assistant
r E Parker, Second Assissant
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

rae w.v.Ac.m. ". = L.-A. r.asas.A


The Ochoco Repgfsp Of last week says
The authorities OF Crook county have
been informed BY Commissioner Sparks Of
the general Land ofEee that all the land
heretofore claimed By the w. v. * G. ~.
w. R.Co. IN Crook county has been pat
ensed TO the company. This settles the
question OF title 70 something over one hun
dred thousand acres of land which had, pre-
vicus to this time, been withheld from set
ilemcnt, but had been looked upon by the
settlers only as being claimed by the com.
pany. and the people had entertained hopes
that, some day, the coFnpsny's title would
be rcvosed and they would lie allowed to
file upon, and obtain title 60 these lands
but II now inks rs II the last hope had fad.
cd away
The skrss shiah was received too late
ior publicatioa hass week We give 10 our
readers in this issue. Many have been In
tercsted In this matter. none more 20 than
Crook county people. In order 70 show
the feeling there We give the following
paragraph from the same paper
This action on the part OF the general
land Office shows that corporation, By
simply making a wagon track across =
State, when aided b. rascally officials, can
ebtain title 70 one.haIf the lands within SIX
miles Of either eide Of the wagon-track,
whereas the actual settler. who braves the
dangers and eudures the hardships Of from
tier life. must either pay SI.1s an acre and
make certain valuable Improvements, II he
prc-empsS the land. or nc must reside, cul-
iivate and improve his homestead, and
move his residence and improvement be-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10
Elgure Il ont Yourselves,

"Don't be clam" The o. P. has 10.
creased the price Of wheat in Linn and Ben
ton counties at least FIVE cents busheI.
What does that mean. S. on 100 bushels,
$50 onIooo bushels, $1,000 on 10000 bush
els, Sso,oos on 100000 bushels. Probably
fully the latter number of bushels, Il not
much more, have received an increase by
the Road. Any one who will fight a road
that has done that for a community must
be a clam indeed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

A. o. Z. W.
Election last Monday evening
WI Read, w NJ.
John Chisweii, Foreman.
X Davis, Overscer.
N Henton, Recorder.
Ben Brenner, Receiver.
Z A Parker, Financier.
A b Woodin, Guide.
A Savior, | w.
FM Westfail, A w.
MCPHERSON rosr Q. Ar.
Elected last Saturday evening
S w Reece, Commander.
n I Moore, w c.
r Fox, J VIC.
r B Vunk, q.
II Montanye, Chaplain.
John Morrison, Surgeon.
A b Woodin, o of ID.
Rob't Brown, o Of 6.
BF Tabler and r Galbrailh, delegates
TO Department Encampment. r D Vuni
and r Fox, alternates.
coKfRTHrAx 10 DOE.
Elected Saturday evening Dec. 4th
y Froman, w NJ.
r Thompson, w.
G G Kelley, w.
John Brush. Treasurer.
r w Langdon, Secretary.
Geo Simpson, Tyler.
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Not Deaa.

The DEMOCRAT last week announced
that Bill Gird was found dead in his barn at
Monroe but the report proved untrue. It
turns out that he got mixed up with his
horses feet and probably too much whiskey,
and was taken up for dead and a report was
circulated to that effect. lie was not dead
though, nor half dead on which fact the
DEMOCRAT congratulates Bill. He is not
yet prepared to die
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10
rae n.suSllsa. rrlmarls. aaa C.a'sasis.

At the Primaries Thursday evening w
& Read was nominated Councilman from
the First ward,J w casick from the Second
Ward and Ed Coins from the Third Ward.
The following Is the New Central Com.
mittec
First ward-w c Tweedale.
Second ward-L E Blain.
Third Ward-F Crosby.
Mr. cnsick declined TO run and ] w
Al.house was substituted In his place In the
Second Ward.
The City Convention was held Friday
evening. After prelimlnaries George Burk.
hart, r M WeStfaiI and u ii Huston were
nominated for the position of City Marshal.
First ballot-Burkhart, IS Westfali, 81
Huston, II. Second ballot Burkhart, 50
Westfaii, Ct.
For Treasurer. II RedfeId and Jay w
Blain were nominated. Ballot Redfeld
80 Blain, IS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

r. w. Carriers jeweIry store is mode
one, metropolitan in arrangement. It has
Just been enlarged to meet his increasing
trade. In addition to his already large
stock Mr.. Carter has just received an ele-
giant line Of silver and plated ware, jewelry,
etc, in all the latest styles and designs.
He really has fine stock of goods to select
from, and they are being sold at surprising
iy modest prices, at least so It seems to the
l'EMocRAT. Give him holiday call
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10
A. s,esaas sssek oi holiday Goods

While East Mr D P Mason of the Arm Of
Foshay & Mason,ordered some Of the finest
holiday goods ever brought, not only to Al
bany, but as well TO Oregon, many of his
novelties being ahead of anything found on
the Coast In getting presents get some
hing choice, This firm has the very chcic-
est as we'll as the general run OF standard
goods such as books. Their line OF ALBUMS
& elegant. Bought from the manufacturers
they are offered at remarkably Low price
for goods of their quality. Toilet sets, PIC
lures, panels, broom holders, purses, ete'
etc. etc, in fact everything Imaginable, II
seen In their store. Call early in order to
get choice as nany buy early on this &C.
count.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10
DAMeCR lrIO CONVENTION.

The Democratic Convention was held
Saturday evening. Il was called to order
By T ] Sites, Chairman Of the Central Com.
mittee, G + Chamberlain was elected Chair.
man Of the meeting, and II and c O
Burkhart. Secretaries. ] Gradwohl. + J
Sites and r l. Doris were appointed
committee on order Of business and report.
ed.
Friday evening w Il Scott had been
nominated Councilman from the First
Ward, N Hoffman from the Second Ward
and o Writsman from the Third Ward.
These nominations were ratified, and the
following Central Committee announced.
First ward-TJ Stitiss, Chairman.
Second Ward Gradwohl.
Third WaYd-C G Burkhart.
TIL Wallace and w r Cannon were
placed In nomination for City Treasurer.
Mr. Wallace was nominated on the first
ballot by the following vote ; Wallace, 6g ;
Cannon, "A ] b Murray, Blank, !.
Hayes. c Dickey and ] A Richardson
were nominated for Marshal Mr. Hayes
was nominated on the Second ballot. The
ballots were as follows First-Hayes.
% Dickey, 20 Richardson, 6: Second
Hayes, % ; Dickey, - blank, l.
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cIvsn Away.

Do not forget to call st French's the
aCorner' Jewelry Store and see those beau
tiful oil paintings which will be given away
Jan. Ist. Full line Of silverware, jcwelry,
watches, clocks spectacles, etc, at sweep
ing reduction until after the holidays.
Watches S6, beautiful castors So, knives,
forks, spoons, etc. very cheap. Remem-
Der, no charge for engraving. Call and
see the grand display, the "Corner" Jewell
~ store.
r. nj. FRENcH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

Following were the recorded sales Ia
Linn county for the past week
I'm SAn.rnrt ara ,s.lEn 81 Inha. d

Following were the recorded sales Ia
Linn county for the past week
Nm Stewart and wife to John 3
Morgan, lot In Hackleman's adj
dition 10 Albany. y... Siooo
John Davis 10 Q II Stewart,8c acres
IA Up II SR 3 and 4 " . 33oo
L L Beans to II Bryant, roo acres Ia
tplaSRI w................ Goo
Geo u, Faulkner to r w Fry, r6oso
acres in tp IA 5 R3w.......... 3z6o
Austin A Hurlburl TO Mark Hurlburf
81 acres IN tp ~ S r. 4 w...... f7ss
W Sphinx 10 lima II Montelth, lots
and 3, block 3, western addition
70 Albany s..s.s.........sa. 1000
Thos Hannah 20 George Arnold,
IssS acres In p 10 ) 4 W.. 1900
I'm Il Barrows 10 Charles and Frank
Barrows, Is3K acres In tp "a 8
3 w...........,....... asoo
A Hackleman to A A Rhoades, l. q
Stratton and ~ + Hendilcson
trustees Christian Church, ,66xtio
feet In Hackleman's second addi.
ton to Albany y...............
o & Q r r Co to Mn Annie Ienee,
TAO acres in tp oS RaE... 10
o & q r X Co 70 Mrs Annie Jones,
so acres IN tp oS r E....... raO
Harriet + Speidel to A ] Olln, So
acres In tp II r 3w........ 2ooo
II Koehler trustee. to X III Moore,
lot In Hackleman's second addi.
ton to Albany ny.............. rsO
Ambram Osburn. by ID S Smith,
Sheriff 10 Doddridge Harreii,
TAO acres In tp 10 S 4 .ats4.s4
A c Chrisman and wife TO Henry
Shank, t6SA acres In tpo SR
w.........,........ 29oo
and r Warmoth to g W Warmoth,
undivided interest In I60 acres Ia
tp a 5 X 3 W, also one block IN
Halsey .............,....... 1900
r koehler, trustee, to Ashby pearce,
lots In Montelth's southern ad-
ditiOn 10 Albany ny.............. 400
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-10

Mr.. julius Gradwohl has the biggest vari-
ETY. and the best lot Of toys and holiday
goods generally for Christmas and New
Years eyer brought to Albany without any
exception. An enumeration would be inn
possible. You can best know ths list BY
calling and inspecting bis stock.