STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
STITES & NUTTING.
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VOL. Xl. ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1885. SO. n
Albausy.
MiffBCl IN Alili tmjv
1 ttV will olv
. " V!7i .,..n..ti.m and nroltate
ipeoiai mipnviuu
matter. , . . v 40tf
Omoe in Foster's new brick. wr
1HTILL
L. H. MONT ANTE.
XTTORNEYAT LAW.
Notary Public.
aitaatnv. re-.
Office upstairs, over John Brjtoro,
TEST YODR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!
pran1. adrartlsad a. atamlvtaljr par
OOltVAXlT AMMONIA.
THE TBSTi
ritm ran top down on n but .! untt) hsatsil, than
tvm.it th. -'ir anil im ll A oheinwt will nut bo r
t)uirvl to a.Uvt tho pmmm ot amaionla.
lt atret.
J K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC)
robata natur.
cromo in odd F.iuwt Tsropia. ll
r. o. wwy - vtrT
POWEIils o"l,'v'
ATTORNEYS AT I-w
And Solicitor in CVwigg
Co7lE. promptly made on nil points.
Losns rested on Jonah e term..
ssTOfnce In Foster's Brick.
jTj. whitney,
Attorney And Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY. OREGON.
mti 1 1 .s. in n nf tho Conrta of
Will linens , - - , L
,t.t-i All business Intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
E. W. LANGDON & CO.,
DRUGGIST.
n,.t,. sttinnerv snd Toilet Articles, A
Iatk. Stock and Low Price.
OiTT T3RXJO- STORE,
tyl 4.LB1XT. OstEtiO-
FOSHAY & MASON,
vholxlal aw aatArfc
Druggists and Booksellers,
A (rents tor John B. Aden's jj!H !!
which we sell at publisher's -prices with
postage added.
ALBANY, OREOOH.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
its iiKALTiinuiss at NEVER assi vwrioxss.
In a million home. f r a nnArt.r of eaalurjr II hai
towU tba roMMiateiM" rvllbl. tv.t.
THE TEST OF THE OVEN.
PRICE UAK1M; l'OWDEUCO.,
MAKSti ' T
Dr. Price's Special FlaYoiw Extracts,
tk.llmtnl.Ml tl.'Motn m4 wMMl
Dr. Price's Lapulin Ytast Camt
Vor l.l.-ht. lli-nllhy Hrra.t. Th Be. I Vrj II u
Yml la tlw World-
BY
FOR SALE
CHICAGO.
for by CutUttf. Msrto Co, PortUwd. Or
CROCERS.
bT. LOUIE.
SPECIAL
EXTRACTS
IE THE ERAD LETTS E OHHK
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc,
FIESCRlPTiOW CAREFULLY FILLED.
Albany, Or.
"FURNITURE.
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only atock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the citv and the lowest price in the
Valley. Come anu sew.
Undertaking,
A. complete etook and can give SATIH
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOODIN,
MOST PERFECT MADE
lrvst awl stroimest Natural Fruit Flav,.r
Vanilla, l-mon Oranjf. AlroonO. , ew
flavor as delicately and naturally aa tlw fruit.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO. T. LOOTS,
For by CiUtittj Mart nJ Co.,PorOMl. Or
futicuxa
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY. FORM
OF BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASE
FROM PIMPLES TO
SCROFULA.
nisriUURINC HUMORS, Humiliating KnipUon..
u i-. .i.i,,.. uui lsurninir rni iw"".
N,rn, aiid Avery aca of Itching, Meaty. Pimply,
Inherited, SerofulottA, and ConlaytoUA IM.mSM m
calp,
mmm
the HIimkI. Skin, and HcaI
infAiicy to .,1.1 air., arc positively cv
IwAVsn, to ewlii.w-i J-unOcr
. i:r. t Sksi. run. aiiu
an A(,uiiU Bkin btauuncr, ew."j
Ith ljmit Uair, from
by BEBEEEEl
i i i I. i i
'll I III - OVMt ,
ECZEMA CI RED.
Iwaa afflict d with Fxxwna on tba Elp,
Kar. and Neck, which th Draffiwi. W I jpE
your rwaediea, pronouneAd cm ol the worn eym
. . u, hi. tii.tii. Il AdvlaAO me to
tiy your Ci Ttct aa Rr.t.iAA. And Alter B oa. ue
SVSwMS ,rt.l y C t,re'y 'ZZ ' and
I h,f in another week t. naA my
the other pattol my gaua gUADBf
190 E. 4th HU, New York.
EjCABS AM) MORES.
I have batn afflicted ainca l-t March with a Bkln
the d.Ktor. caltad Ecmba Mt law
d.vered with acab. and wrea "J Jg
hurning were S sfikajRS lajlaE IJJ
,pv' "'"UL" ". ."JTiaWvm. inuraally. lor
lotir month.. I call myen mrw, a
which I make ClTeTT EDMIK.
Broad Brook, Conn.
Revere House,
Corse. Vint and ElUwertE Albany, reg.s.
W Garrett, Prop'r.
Tablet
8trin(f
A food Sample Room for Com
Thi. new H'ja' U fitted up to
.nnolied with the beat the .market afford.
Beds hi every Boom
inerciAl Traveler.
tarVrr Ceaeb to and fresi the If ntel.W
The tuuaeum of the Desd Ltter Of
fio u( the Poat OHioe Detriment Rrowt
more intsrestinfr ever day. It i lo
cated in an unfortunate part of the
building, and is but seldom found by
ordinary viaitora. One of toe urat
thing of interest to be seen upon en
tering is s fine-looking old lady, who
acta aa the curator of the museum and
general guide. This lady presents to
every visitor a printed Ntaietnent, in
which is contained the following :
The whole uumber of dead letters re-
oeivedduriug the last year was 4,843,
099, or an ayerage of 15,673 for each
working dey. Of these, 3,719,380
were sent hers because they were not
ealled for at the post-oftioes to which
tbsy were direct! ; 1 1 L',G48 were re
turned to post-oftioes by hotel-keepers,
and thence sent to the Desd Letter Of
fice beceuso the departed goes' for
horn they were ti.tended failed to
leaves new address ; lif ,oo were
sent here because they were insuffici
ently prepsid for mailing ; 1,797 be
cause they contsined srtioles forbidden
to be trsnsported in the mails ; 314,
719 becauae they were erroneously or
illegibly addressed ; while 14,134 bore
no subset tption whstever. The num
ber of parcels of raerchendUe, books,
clothing, needlework, jewelry, etc , re-
AAtvod dm in.' the mar was 09.637. Of
... . , , j
the dotnestio letters opened, 17.3K7
contained money, amounting to $33,
770.17 ; 20,204 couttioed drafta.chrcks,
ntnnav nrdra. etc.. tO the amount of
HIVMV w - p
$1,576,948.13 ; 84,088 contsiot-.d jKst
sgeatampa; 34,399 contained receipts.
paid notes, snd cancelled obligations of
all sorts ; 38,318 contame 1 photogtaphs
sod 25,554 uonuioed srttcles of mer
chsndise. The erticlee reoivtHl which
csn neither be delivered to the petson
addrtanftd m.r returned to the aeutltr
re sold st suction, and thi lttrs are
destroj ed.
After digesting these atatutlc, or
declining to do so, as the caae may 1,
thn vinitor is shown a lot of clerks st
work "robbing" dsd letters. Hpecis
efforts sre msde to impreas the vieitor
that be ia not allowed to go near these
clerks : ihst the contents of the letu-ra
are kept wonderfully sacred, and that
thev are very valuable. Thia rosy be
all true, but there are very few busi
i i t - .ll I. . ,.,11
nsss m'n wno woutu g1"" wwwi
for s hslf bushel of thew, ss a specula
tion. But to the nauseam. It conaisU of
three large double-decked cases,wbicb
contain si most everything, 'from s
knitting-needle to s steam engine."
Hers and there are packed op patent
medicines, of every conceivsble kind
from corn-destroyers to lung-bealers ;
pads for everything, from the besdachs
to chilblains ; shoes of all kinds, from
those worn by the Arctic travtler to
those worn by the slmoneyed Chios
msn. Ah, sb, hers ia s real tsrity s
lock of hair of the ssssssin, Guitesu !
He bsd sent it to sn admiring female,
witbacsfd, aa follows : "lh'8 con-
l-. . k.U Czarina OuiUaU." I
w.h a a i k a a w a a tm a a . w wv-r
head but somehow they failed to do
o. The skuU was left in the otliot of
the prosecuting attorney for om timr,
and be sent it by mail to tho party
who would hsve returned it, but in the
mssntime he himnelf hsd died. The
skull wsi returned to the pott-ollioe
snd the postmsster sent it to the Dead
Letter Office. It hss remaiotd here
aver siuoe. Now then some of the
Dead lietter Office elm lis tell vitdtuts,
in s strictly conQdentisl wsy, that the
skull is thst of Guitesu. It whs onoe
pointsd out to mo as the skull of Wits,
tho AnderaonviHe murderer.
It is quite sppropriate that there
houM bw a 09 giving the history and
soiuo incidents of the American dead-
beat, Thi museum has several Sue
. A A .1 I . A
SHH.IIUU). U06 01 llietn l a uirty
outT, which was left iu a hotel room by
ti owner. El is sll ha lalt at that
bottd for three week' board, x ha hotel
men heard where the brat bad goue,
and returned him the cuff with the ap
pended lines. Hut he only put s on-
. T . . J
cen stamp m tbo package ; anu a
ynx ved poatmaster, seeing that there
was writing on the cuff, seised it sad
aunt it heie. The sender did not sign
his name, and the post-office did not
know to whom to return it. The beat
jumped from the hotel. It will remain
bore, fhe Hnea are as follows ;
Oh what a blowing the railroad, are
llw happy I fell In the laat car
That wafted me around far away
Front the man ho iiiAiated I Ahould ay.
IU w,uld have my m . or ruin my nanw J
Hut I beat 'cm ail bad at th.tr little game.
And think I mcded tbem enough
Wbon I wont and loft them thi dirty cuE.
There aro fhreo pack of cards, a
half ft en boxes of dominoes, a faro
Uy out, e clergyman' necEcloth, E
allkliat (ilude pattern,) sn Iron hltt h-
ing-post and a eoffeo pot, a stddU, a
leather hat-box, n valise, e doxeu
e its of false toeth, a half dox-on leaves
of bread, rovolvere, brass knueklee,
nod ugly looking knives, one of
which H Is said was used to kill an
en Ire family In Minnesota. Then
here er.' Iirgo tiuantltles of other
things, fancy actltlos, n.t !, bultis,
pleased fowerM,needlework snd paint
ing, too numercus to mention. It
will rt DMV anv.ino who tskes the
" - m w w
trouble to hunt up tho museum.
Mac.
to a eat not to ta
The Ohio clerks in Washington, of
the Hepublicsn faith, sre ssid to be
oonsideiing whether it is worth while
to go huruH to vote this fall or not.
Heretofore they never wsrs given sn
opportunity fjr considering the matter.
They were re quired to go borne and
vote by ths political leaders, who weie
upiosed to be all poweiful with the
appointing tower. That settled the
matter. The clerks invariably were on
hsnd at the palls on election day nd
voted the party tieket.
At the present juncture matters are
iu an entirely different he. There
is nobody whS an hurt them if they
dju't go. Tim ii is a healthy far in
the minds of joum of tl.em that they
might hate ioosaion to regret it if they
did go. Vny ot them have exhaust ed
their tbrty diys' leave of abatmce and,
as the present sdministration does not
gtart morn than the thirty days without
deluding from the salaries for the time
bit, they have an excellent excuse for
Bt going.
While there is no evidence thst dng
tome to vote would rest soy efficient
osrk bis plsce, ss there la nobody
sEndiog ready to decapitate biro if he
bes not go it may be tsken fcr grant d
Oat ths migrstion to Ohio st t?lction
tme will tie rouob less this year than
fflual.
The story of President Cleveland's
Hut oil portrait, which he Is soon to
rivr. 1 a bit of romance for so
a vvv v -
tincticsl minded a man. The picture
cones from Home, end wss pointe
byen Italisn who never sew the or
(glial. L. H. Montgomery sn Amer
lent ntwpHr msn In Rome wrote e
hf. of President Cleveland, (toon aftr
hh i d.'dl on, and U) Impress upon the
ltdians the rapid rls of public mtn
in this country be contrasted 1'reel
tlnt t'lovt land's career wltn tout o
tie Itsllsn Prime Minbtor, a man al
ready venerable. The story touched
tie popular fancy of tH ltslIant,who
i .iotMn d ilie I'rt'Hld. n t . 'heir hero
(krthaldi
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN THE WILLAMETTE YALLEL
Bpsetal btn.inoKA) notices In Local Col
umns n cents per line. Regular Local
nolle 10 cents per line.
For legal and transient ad vertlaemenls
$1 00 per wjuare for thefirat iasertlon,and
&0 cents per square for each subsequent
iHEErtlea.
Hates for other sdvertisements msfe
known on application.
NEW DEPARTURE
BY
N
H
Allen & Co..
$100.00
in coin distributed to our customers every 60 days until further n otice
FIRST DISTRIBUTION NOV. 1st, 1885,
n?. Ind Ykn,n8 "fittSft TJS 7 disinterested
EIwa? TJEZJSStSSSP .1 $250. Every customer shall
have an equal chance in proportion to the amount purchased.
OUR NEW DTOOK
t?or the Pall and Winter cannot be surpassed, either in nrice or aualitv.
All our purchases are made for
Much at BANKRUPT SAJJBS, and we propose to sell cheaper than any
store in the w uiameiLe v auey ior eitner cash or produce. Come ana se
cure some of the rare bargains offered and look over ouif
5, 10 and 25 Cint on liters,
where thero is not one article but what you would have to pay double
the money elsewnere ior.
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street. Albanv Or.
7
ALBANY, OREGON, Sept. 1st, 1885,
reixowa msinest
Tbe unveiling of the monument, in
Hsrlem Park, Haiti more, U the mem
ory of the lato James L. lUdgely,
isjcrotary to tbe sovereign grand lodge
I of Odd Fellows, took place Sept. 22
la the presenee of an Immense throng.
dlvls-
NOTICE.
a ..r,w...i.irt f irmiHl to elEnt
Moliotrl, a U .m to artist J inlUnr nf uolformcHl pstrlsr-
tpliodtoMontmorytoobtsIn him Jurisdictions, encamp-
jrmlsslon to paint the presidents .
"t
portrait.
The request wee forward.
ments snd lodges from Pennsylvania,
Kontucltv. Deieware, rew
ed and In due time a photograph snd Yofk lodlHMf Missouri, Ohio,
Tbe St. Paul Pioqeer Preas publisbtE
wbst purports to be a careful and ex
hsnstive study of the wbest-rsiaing in
Ju.a.r In India. Tbe total acreage for
the prssent season is put st 27 ",vH)0
an increase ol 1r" ovtr ,Mt
yesr. In 1 884 ths totd yielJ wss oesr
y 2GO.000.000 bnsbsla sod ss other
ceresls form the staple of consumption
to thst country a large portion of this
pr ,.Uct wss sent to foreign markets.
Tiie imijortance ol these facu to Ameri
cn wbest growers is very great, par-
s polite noto of thanks were received
from Secretary Lsroont. Now Moll
nsrl h coming orer to present nis
picture es the free-will offering of En
I '"Mats lsSSESMMSA.
The New Orleans Times-Dtmocnd,
publbhlng reports from almort every
southern sUte, shows that the cotton
orphan children of deceased Oda
Follow, eocaroproeuts and lodges
from Virginia, West Virginia, Rhode
At A I I
1mmA. Cmnectlcut ana .narytauu.
x,.o .uunuurau. wMuovriiou oy auv-
6 reign Grand Sire Garvey. who made
an approprUte address upon the lire
Mr. Rldgely.
crop will be much larger than that ot One sweetly solemn thought comes to
1884 j the corn crop will be the tar- us o'er and o'er and o'er and o sr sod
at e-tarutlnthosouthlormany jeara o'er and o'er and o'er sndore Acre.
gSSSEfSJ SB wwwwa -
I ... . t . t ...ae- lArtrt vawsinl
perhaps the largest ever known; the Thst ts, tnsi vne w.r .. u,... e
sugar crop, while It will perhaps not ago, but there sre s great many mors
' .... u S.ailM. iaa m atramt fnan more bat-
of proiucinw a u nense : rice Is better in ter fought er were fought from 18b 1
haying concludod to close out Ms business, now offers Ms entire stock of
STOVES, RANGES, HEATING
AND COOK STOVES
together with his entire stock of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
AT COST.
As this u a genuine closing oat, now is the time for honsewiT 8
o replenish their kitchens and dairies with ware.
ALBANY,FEB. 9th 18345.
CtTtct aA Raaawie are solo rTeryhrt l'rir-v
l'ticc aa. IS. ;RsaoLVAT, SI lawar. EEj. IWjd
the Porraa oato ao ,mm...
Mow ts Caire SEIn DUeaae.
Maa.
ScmS for
avt lava expense, rice is oomj. tvr
LatiaUlans, sod little change Is re- to '65.
.i. Bf.-m.a the ranrtsd from other states, wheat will R.,ltrn. from tbe third distriot of
HIOW WJ tfWVVM.W - I p--e-wr awwww
probably show an improvement over A rkmnMg ,it Mcltea, Democrat for
There is aothiog new in last yoar ; oats and sroEll food crops by about 5,000 majority
v.u-7 - . hmi don of AbU aro generally goou, double tbe majority gten
uou'i know wny u never re. - . ... rMnec, w,n eauKl. If not exceed tnai oi las
.nd neither did the old lady; and on- rm - ; -
t. S . I -...(I. mmm 1 . fmni fill
small larma ot nio mmuww-.
tr 100 tssr cent, mors tbsn in Indis.
In commenting on
New York Commercial Bulletin sensib
tv remarks;
lesr. the lady fn question wanted it for
but thsao statements, from a seemingly
that tre
B1U PI.BH. Blackh.da, Skin Kasalasas asd Baby
rliSl Ilotnora. )
i Ccnct aA Soar.
. . . . t. ll infnrmad source, show
adimemuum, i don't Enow wny -nc . ' . , f.
antttoranh nrogrssB " touch -
ever asked for it.
tttached is the
mwm . L. U Art wtlintl Clln
year, ine souto is oov imi.
the saddle" es It is in tne nerves
wsgon.
ocrstic ca
ndidate laat November.
heat,
( gllk IE THE AC. ' .tltch b. ths sMa,
sassssL stssssss sswawAw pa- . . . , c t. .u.
rnahrhe- aid vu- stroogest-loukiog cuiorspoy u ww-
AT.RANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
NINETEENTH YEAR.
ALBANY, OB.
The First Term will commence on
Tuesday, Sept., loth, 1H85.
tor particular, concerning tba couth ot rtudjr and
... .Mm 1.1 t union. niY w
" V ' . ..M.4t.
J. C eivai"', -
clesiest and generally supiosed, It the writers es
timate will stand the test ot examina-
Th result of tbe infsuiou-j electorial j
oonsoiraey was the disfranchistnuut ot
4 411,801 voters snd no Using man
The Texas cotton growers are learn- mors active part iu the mem-
John Sherman baa aucceeded In
causing bloodabed in Obto. Fired by
his example, Lot Wright has incarna
dined tbe brow of Gen. Du-bin Ward, a
venerable crippled Union aoldier. Will
boatilitiea be continued?
All this controversy about ths young
est soldier in the war of the rebellion is
useless. John Sherman is ths msn.
He bss just enlisted.
ith her
Red CrownMills
IS0M, LAKXIXG & CO., PROFITS.
v y. v PROCESS FLOtTK SCPSKIOE FOR VA3CTUES
ASD RAKERS USE.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest IPrice in Cash for
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
Yet
ternal pain ana acne w"
eU with wonderful celerity ny "-"7'
oriainal, elegant and -lcdy V,d"?.!"
....I U.A.mmftt oil. the (ATRLSA
.ILKA. WArranted the perfection
elegant external remedies, and
ointr inner. ,7.. Iu.
tire esse.
tbst s weak mso
rill show it in bis
. . i .in I - . . n,
in that it is not saio to unoui un orti,ie i0t than John onerman.
- - - , I . I. Ul . - I. ,
ihev are out of the woods, uiowmg thig con8UlDraate bypDcrite usee vu uw
Mailed free.
ton .
planer. At orugK"". . 7,"
free. Porraa Dato aa CSSMMIII Co
...pe., . , . , 1 .2 mlv. that 'a bushel of Indian
The ordinarily accepteu iaea v. f.
wheat can te boiu m uU - m. ..,.nnPmn .. .u.,. k- rWitw frsods
bushel from accounts ci in o""""'""' ww- ---r nimssu wa.
which was waiting to be gatnerea in of gQuthetn Democrats.
STthi perfection of thst S weaK maa w... -mw
i" .;,r tn .11 1 ... . ,t .1 1-1 k cents, where tne cost oi a
.'Tf .""ST. for si. handwriting, is euectu.. I . XT:t . a..,.. .rtU Iaa ahoet 81.
7 -- - A faaa. I . .. :.. I MS WBtAW ' I . , ,1. ..!
op5, ia time the American farmer that state nave ueon wW c r
j, ww -
was putting bis bouse io. order.
HEV.
this relic of tbe assassin.
.. . . ... . . i u..if Kuidr ia a
.... i L . . r- i , r ti ill. mini . ... i. .w
.- . .. iMI 44 HINt. I JUt3Ulu
ryinglthrougb countle ntrvta for rest and relief. . , t b Bsojimin Franklin. To
I.ikft manna to tliechiniren aa.awanw
CSlsarsa Pi-aatbr to the mm.
SZ. ,-ie. Do not deny your-
"". "" TZ:--m .i k thi. imw.
erlf the HWAWAi . - :
-.ri.m.l Snnamation. Avumni r
Iflve for tl. Mailed free,
AND CllKMICAL CO., noatOB.
Porraa Dauo
Aloany Bath House.
Tag USDSESIQNKD WOULD RB8PECT
fallT inform the eitiwna of Albany and t,
nlJrli Ss take- -hargs of thi. Establish
sty" Momi and payin
V."!:Lo"BiftM7. pact. to it .1
K laT hr with th.ir patronage
Hsring hsrstofora carried on nowg d
w.i.ae.r!ia.a Hair Dressine Saloons
-i,r-vui. nrVTtTtV.K.
First National Bank
OP ALBANY. OBEtJOS.
mil V tu iVNTL'tl
Prestaent uirrii.l
.-..u:... .
V..HIII
ifc- ,iKt are n dosen glass jars of pick
"ts - . . . ,
led snakes, centipedes, horned frogs, al
ligators, aod other honible things A
0 - .l IPEaVWSSSSWW j m -aw
note atUcbed informs all readers mat lndu-trie are advanoing, its tuttural
resources are being develop, and
nsonle are busy and hopeful. This
The South ia to-day the most pros
r.ntiu and contented portion of the nicked, and that
countrv. Us crops aio large and Bne, gathered will rank low In grade, ow
eri The blsr rains of last weex,
however, have rendered it certain
that some of the cotton wilt never be
much or wnai ia
hanpooA-i
TRANSACTS A GENERAL banking buaineaa.
ACCOUNTS KEPT iubject to check.
"JP T.? ?Ai?JE .w.?J'tSe!uroC And'' pirtlandl
on new lora, on '"--- i
i Oregon. ..w. term..
aSSSSSES,
B. E. rSBES. Joiia CoHioia,
L. E Blain, wimm,
II. F. MtRHILL.
tht-se hnakes, lizards, centipedes, born-
ed frogs, crocodiles and infant alliga
tors were sent through the mails alive,
in peiforated tin cans. Hucti ireignt
under the law is not allowed in tne
mails, and all who try it are liable to
h.v. ihpir nets captured tn this way,
a ww w - I
ral Fng to the damage done by the storms. "
it. The loss is estimated at several mil- RePUAbcan party
a a
Chalmers, of Fort Pillow fame is
hfdnimr along the Republicans in
their bloody shirt csmpalgn in Ohio.
It is, perhaps, not singular that so
many of the disreputable men of the
now allied io tne
"Bird of afeath-
Confederacy ate
wilbe " etc
We are under obligations to J. F.
Summons.
.. . ssit nf Oremoti. for
In tlu Circuit court o t
Linn county.
Jiaper Jenning., PlAlntiff.
ra.
.iiuT i.nninri. Defendant.
To Sallie T. Jeming the above named J)
fewlant. IZt you in the above entit.ed Court wi Uda t
day. from the date of the aervice
ui- you, if aorved within thU County , or it
ad in any other County of this State, tne
twenty day. from the date of the aervice of this Sum
mon. upon yo; orln caae of aerviceby pub. tea ion
then you are hereby required to appear and answer
the clplaint .lad with the Cerk
.LZ . v... nt dav of the next re
f dlowlng the explra
ffUukr vcrut w - -
a a a 1 il.a irli'T
and you will
3. L. COWAN.
J. W.CU.UCE
Linn County Bank,
COWAN & CUSICK,
ALBANY - - - OREGON
tp i nr A errs a. general banking bu.ineai.
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, San Fran
cisco and Portland, urcgon.
LOAN MONEY on approved security.
Dpciivp Hennaita aubiec. to checa.
SfCOLLECTIONS entrusted to us will receive prompt
.ttention.
Hrms. a statement nmt c
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" , .v: M r,.wiat if there h-llvfid when it IS KUOWtl IM( un
atate oi i ii i it K" vuiju. iiw . i uvi.v . . .a, aa
bvbvw v B I . ... tnn AS . , T,.i,r.i;cvflintl VO tO
were the race oppression and wholesale damaged aree covore . - BSCKeusco, ut.uv a-j - '
T Z his. Senators Hosr larM as the States of New York and tn, arftBd Eocampment of the t O.
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Pennsylvania cnmuiupu
Mias Cleveland's success
book, frcm which shs has realised from
tan to twenty thousand dollars, has en
couraged her to write a novel, on which
she is now engaged. .
THE BEST
I'alr isjEofallTfi In the world h Hall's
: tilt UBXEWEK. It ftirCH all dieaM of
. M-aru.aod aiimulntea the bair kIsimK
, bi-4l:bful at lion. It Moos tlu- falling of
, Ii in ; nrevt-irtH Its tumour gray ; curea
i,.;.l;i -...mid restores youthful color and
,'!'!: of n penrnntn to lit-atN slresuy
. '.i a w it'.t sse. Tae followlni; art' W
. ii ratloBS of what is doue by
HALL'S
YegetablB Sicilian
iAIR REN EWER:
I UUIaUVS j w -
snd packed in glass jars, so they can be condUion
ghown to tbe viaitorH io the Dead Let- J for
and Sbei man declaim. As a troe is
iudi-ed by its fruits, let tbe South bs
The negroes
are not calling for protection, nor the
voters for bayonets.
w. .las. . , A
O. F.. now in session at jjauunorw
for the reports cf the Grand Sire,
It is quite evident tbat tbe old bat- Qrnd Secretary and Grand Areas
tie of the people against tbe banking urer
tu i.-ai fraud nf 1876 in which
AllO Ul.o.l . .
tet Museum. f-hMH it wouiu u -
better tbiag wre thrown away.
In s esse alongside is tbe skull of a
. . . ..ti
young "lady. Ther is an interesting
..... mi ii I.J
itory connected with it. ine om iauj
did not know it. It has been kept a
secret from ber, and shs will read it
the first time if a copy of tba Times
ever reaches her, as it probably will.
fianorul Vilas is mv author-
XrOBtiOjaBVOi -uuv..
Itv.
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concerned. There was a muruer in thousands of colored voters nave reiua
and money-lending interesU of tbe fcsst
in defense of silver coinsge hss to be
fought over sgain. These interests
. ., i , J L. JsmnnahlthOn
John Sherman was one of tne cniei once oeiore aecuro.. rTZ .
criminals in tbe Louisiana electoral 0f silver and the adoption of the single
. a. J Utt a. ennakincr trick.
burglary, was the largest wrong per Pe- scauuatu ut """J thM
lot in tho South, and since then tens
a.al .T . Tilden has contributed
950 to the Nev York. Grant Monu
m.nf Fund. Now let us bear from mr
Havaa w w -
Hayes.
Mr. Keily is reported as preparing to
DEYOE & ROBSON,
(Successors to W. H. Goltrs.)
DEALERS IN-
Farm Machinery
WAGONS, H1GKS, BUBBLES,
Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES
STEEL GOODS,
w '. e r i h! u A tv
III IIH IU.UI, ivu-iw w . -
la.
ir. rw.,
tSCWKR
ZliJZ o- Wh-tta t.ick . ai.cc.rM Uy m0,. ,. New York .U7 .og.g. m
A ..,iu -n,l ainoe then tens of fouaht sgainst the remonetizatton of sil- khe prMtlce 0f law.
10& in tun ouumi, l - , ,i
j. vu ?ntlHent color- ver as long and as vtgerously as tney
lUUUsauua Ul mo ..... . ,. - -l-.r
.,1 wntars have ooenlv voted the Demo- 0ouU, but the bill providing for s Iyer
practice
. , ... . .... ti i bo uiAkwi . .i .m
He t it from one of the parties flrftti(J ticket ftnd other hundreds of coinage and restoring silver o us r.guv- y0ung man may -l
" i . . . ., niiun in i oiu M f , ,
The Beauty of Eouth.
No matter how handsome or stalwart a
cm make up
...li1iai
- , h-Um-orasorilxxi in the order ior
VI BBSS "a w
. a t obi .
Uniuliv ()t .W.n. IWi
ir.,w:j::;w r' , f. to ssasrsrssti com
plaint for want thereof, the Plalntifl will
pU ; .u. for in hi. wmplAlnt. to
Court . or v..-.rr:l---- dl.
wit; A decree oi uivurtw
Aollns the bond, of matrimony now existing be-!.-n
Plalntifl snd Defendant, and for such other
XtnLr relief a. may be Just and equitable, and
for costs and disbursements,
lorcosw w Q.PiPKa.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
eabllshsd by order of Hon B P BoUe, Judye of sal d
Court, made at ChamMr. a. ' -
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offlce-cor, First and Ferry Streets,
ALBANY - - - OR
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Iowa about four years since, a. young yote ,eoaufie their party leaaers,
lady was found at midnight, on a lone- jiy appointed by Sherman, were no-
Jy road, dying from a blow from some
dull instrument. Bha naa oeen em
ployed as a cashier in a large manufac
turing establishment, and was known
to carrv the key of the iron safe of the
establishment. Oa her way home,
some one struck ber, from behind,
tnnk tbe kev, and robbed tbe safe.
Two dars afterwards she died. Three
. , a, v.,- Vtnrial ber bodv was
DlgniB altei " -
resurrected by persons wbo intended
to retarn it after a plaster cast was
made of the indentations on the fore-
torious and shameless thieves.
It is to be hoped that Governor
Hoadly will not meet Senator Sher
man on the stump. A julut debate
nn rh issue of our fathers would be
a trifle moro than thia country could
stand.
Tbe Prohibitionists expect to poll
35,000 votes in Pennsylvania tbis fall.
Splendidlineof ladfes'uifaud winter gar
ments at Monteith & Seitenbach a.
ful place in tbe coinage was passed in ftre attractive, but a shin
the face of their opposition. lilA Ke
. mv- 1 Wi, -.Ol. ofn Mm Insa Ot tD6 nair BUtt
Kftf.ve he rises, but w:',.,",nr -t. the same time. Not
- i v. fif- iiriuiLini. wa , , .
a dye, not oily, delloately periumea, un-
sr. 1 r rt J utaalnif
ly stanaaru ovo io.nlu9i
mtA inoantations
straightway shines forth and is hailed
of all, so do not wait to do cood for
applause and noise and praise, but do
m vAn, own desire, and like the sun
IV w J -
vou will be loved,
3 .! .
Secretary Endicott's Salem residen
ce is an ancient-looking dwelling, with
quaint little window panes and with
out any ornament. But the Interior
is comfortable andfeosy.
The Mast Agreeable
Aa well as the most effective method of
r'UfB,h7 ;ieaaant Callfornla" liquid
fi,mr nf Pias. 50o and.
botUerforsaJle bV Fo9hay A Mason, Lang
don A Co.
Parties already subscribers to tha Demo
prat, who wiah ;w sena vne vy "
riend or friends can do so for .
. - .filling ..iVav. r oiutt t'-M "''-ni
, i lialil. C:w V of I! Hat K-
N- v.a;i hronvht ll 1 U.as ahCU tirotru and
ii. ck ui wlava she a uui.
3 Mr. Kksuno. an cl.l fiirmer, nenr nyr
si a., hat! senm-iv ran liulf k ft, mid a hat
i to tht rr was of l seeotwa ' ' white,
t,,v bottle of llAI I-'H llAlll UBMitVKK H.-IMu i
, f.i!linaotlt,li: I SNVO I lilt ll uik . .. .
U, .id ot hair, m brown and Ire.h a. ktt v M hwa
S- Mns. A. T. WSUa GrftvftUh Chthirtt
r,J wrttM : "l have fout.it h irrvRteM ben
clU lramthsaaasf Hall's lUm ls:r nwcu. it
h ivlnit rsntorrd n v haUr, wbl-h was rt-4tjr
Itij i.tf, and Ntsr J Its orlulnul cuK i .
aa- Dm, Kan. Hutr, Vrf. A'f. a ., certifies
lliut "Uaua ItAss fctssawsa 1 exwllcntfor
hair irmwliif, and r'ves back Uw natural color
to failed and gray uair.
acj- Mrs. B. K. Eu.tort, Chnriflt.
uv,: "One boll U-i f HaU. a Mah: Hi
n .lored wy Hair to its uuiur.u, o,.... .
Ko Injurious atibstnneta enter into Hie
eomposi'ii.m of HaU. Maih Kknewkk.
and ft i nt a dye. Its vSjcetshlo n.-'v-dlents
reader It in the hticbot dtyreebt ne
lieinl to the acalp hs a preventive of
esf. it eBects are nntunu mm min:,
and It docs not make tho hair, dry ami
brsshy, like tbe so-ealltHl restertitives enn
pouuded with alcohol.
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THK
WHISKERS
Is. tn four respects, sopcrter t all nther
lst It will pr.Kiii.-c a ri.li. li.uiinil
color, brown or black. fl utrt ii.
tl The color so prouucttl ii ermRnem,
eitnnot be washed off. sod til n m Ii uv
thinjf with which i! conn - m roittw .
3tl It i a stejete ureparatton. and more
convenient of application than any otBW
hair or whisker dye.
4th It contnius no doleterhus tnjrre
dients, as do many Dreparstou? oovml
for like use.
PKKPAKKO BY
B. P. HALJj & CO., Nashua, N. H.
Sold by all dealers lu metliciues.
D. M. JONES, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Office at residence on Third and Wash
j ington Streets,
RATKS OF CHARGES.
(with 25 per cent extra st night.)
Visits in town, $1.50,
Visits in tbe country, $1 per mile for ths
first two mi las , snd 50 cento fvr each addi
tional mile, not including ferriage.
Medicines furnished free whits v!an
inn patients.
Obstetrics, five dollars and mileage,
C. E, WOI.VERTON, O, H, IRVINE.
W0LVERT0N & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
jASfrOtTioe up stairs in Froman's Brick
ALBANY, 0REQ0N.
F
OR SALE.
One hundred and forty acres, Bin
mileM above Lebanon. 40 seres ia sol
tivatlou. 10 acres si a shed a ntl sows p
grass. Comfortable dwelling, SM
outhouses. Uheap. inquire at. w
office.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Public-
ton on the 2etb day ot au-u.v, 4 W.