STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
STITES & NUTTING.
UtrINE4lfTltE"la Peasee rat nlhllaso
rwallbta Street.
TKHMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Of Is copy, pr year, tn sdvsnee......... t M
n Is oopr, par year, et snd of yesr , g 00
I nyis oopy, tx months 160
stalls epr, three atonies..... 76
oris nuabw It
PRESSIONAL CARDS.
R. S. STRAHAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Albany, Orfgon.
'ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
? Courts of thm State. Will give
pedal attention to oolleoUona and probate
matter.
Office in Foster's new brick.
49tf
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND
Notary Public.
atbany, Oregon.
Office upstairs, over John BriggV store,
tat atreet. Y14 n23tr
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
iTTOHNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY. OBBtiON.
IfTILL PRACTIOK IN ALL Til It COURTS OFTHK
' V State. Special aitontlon iftvcii to collections ami
fa OUd Fsllsw's Temple. 1111
r. o. rowLU w. k. en, van
POWELL & BTLYGUs
TTORVRYS T LAW.
And Solicitors in hanrepy,
isMHTfY. ORRGOM.
Collect lens promptly made on all points.
'jana negotiated on reasonable terms.
"Office In Foeter'a Riik."JB
iSnlfttf.
jTj7whitiky
attorney And Counsellor it La?
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY. OREGON.
Will practice in all of the Courts of
.bis State. All business Intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
E. W. LANCDON & CO.,
DKHGOISTl.
nooks. Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Larft- Stock and I-ow races.
OITT JD-RTJQ- STORE,
tyl 4LBtY. S)stE0.
FOSHAY & MASON,
-nouuu am assail
Druggists and Booksellers,
A ports for John B. Alden'a publications,
which we tell at publisher's prices with
postagesddrd.
ALBART, OREGOR.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED.
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
f hare the beat stock of orniture in the
city and w.Jl sell
Cheap, Cheap Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
.n the cltv and the lowest price in the
Valley. Come and see.
Undertaking,
A. complete stock and can rive SATIS
FACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOOD) N,
Revere House,
( urn. Sirs u HIswuMb Slbaav. rrg;n.
ueller & Garrett, Prop'ri
This new Hot Is fitted np tn first dsas sty Is. Tabk
applied with ton best tbe market affonte.
lUxlm In .rcrv Rrt. A rood Sample Boom for
aiercisl Traveler.
arrive Csss t- m4 fnt tb tltl."
ALBANY
WLLEG1A1E IiNSTlTUTE
NINETEENTH YEAR.
ALBANY, OB.
The First Term will commence on
Tuesday, Sept., lath, 1885.
For DsrUcul srs i
ibbiw of stody sad
h. pnos of tu.tion, apply to
BET. J. V. WYCaiarr. r resident.
Alo any Bath Mouse.
rai UNDEttSIUNKD WOULD RESPECT
fally v aform the oltiseas of Albany and ri
ttaitythat I haTetaksanhargsofthU KsUblUh
msnt.snd, by kseping slaaa rooms and payin
striot Attention to basims", ezpscts to fait sJ
I hois who may favor ne eith tholr patronage
Heiogberatoforaearriad on nothing bat
First-Olass Hair Drsaaine Saloons
szpsota to firs satire tatlsfrrtion to at
SfyOtldien an-1 Ladles' Hatr neatly eo
h in noned JOS WRBPKR.
Physician and Surgeon,
Office-oor. First snd Ferry Streets,
ABAMY - - OREGON.
a. O CTHKKBT. c.K. PrHKS
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKKS,
(Suooeaaors to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, MiUwriglits, and Iroi
Fonnto.
WE HAVE OUR NEW 8HOP8 AT.L
oomfileted, and are now prepared to
handl all kind" of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines. Orist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds f Tron
and Bras Castings.
PATTEKSS n 4E OSf SHORT MOTICK.
Special attention given to repairing atl
kinds of machinery. Will alao manufac
ture the improved Cherry A White Grain
Henarator
N. J. HENTON,
Kotary Public and Insurance Agent,
O F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OR
Repre sents several of the best Fire In
sura nceCempanlea on the Coast. Call t a
State
VOL. XXI.
German
THimtua a. tniui tm. s arisen, as
jteesfMtrlu
JVse "rem Opiate; Mm H lee and iWeeet.
SAFE.
25&
SURE.
PROMPT.
At D.D..MT. Pen
TUs VUtSUtS A. TOKKUa OK. HALT! BOSS, IB.
MIMII AJn P.AL ....
Skin
TORTURES I
-AND
blood mim,
Humiliating Eruptions, luhlnf sad Rarnlns Skin
ss ioritirm. i.itneosse Burse, sad ssr species ot
lirhlnr, HiiIt, Pimply. Inherited. KcroruW. and
sseSMrtnui liim-s.' C thr Hl.-xJ, Kktfl i Kcalp.
with iocs of hair from Infancy tn old us, sr. positive
ly eared by CaUeurs, the great skin curs, and L'uU -curs
8osp. sn souiaiu .kin beanUAer. .itarnelly.
and Ciittrur Resolvent, lb. new HI cud Purtfl..r In.
Israslly
COVERED WITH SOKES.
I bar. hssasSMslSsl sines last starch with a akin
disiaas th. doctors cal'ed K castas My fee was
covered, with .cab. and sores, and tbs Itchta and
burning- wars alSMSt unbearable, ftaaine- tour foil.
curs Remedies so high It rsoomntsadad. coaeloded to
nwj ssassi . bobs, sssaj th.
Soap xtsmaUy, aod Rasolrsut internally, to
asoaiae I esll myself cuicd. In eratitada fur whiah
i seeks this public itstseaset.
u Cuu A. rasseaicav
Brand Brook, Conn.
ALP.FA4 E, EARS ARB NECK.
I srsa afflicted with Ksswsss on th. aaalp. Pa.
Bars sod Sick, which tbs dnatgtst, wkwrs I rH
vuur tssssdkss, prTsosnssq oas of lbs worst cases last
had oosm saasr his notles. Us aAvkea ate to try
jrosv Cutkurs Rssssdiss, and altor firm days' ass my
srs,! and part of say bos wars swtirsty cursd. and 1
hl swHhsr weak te ha, siy ears, ndsk, sad
tbs Othar Dart of Bar trm rura.1
: E Mb Strssi, Now Turk.
1TCHIMG DISEASES CURED.
CuUcara stands at th. haad of It. rlu. MM.tt
is this th. csss with th. t'uticura Soop. liars had
sn UMUsusliy good sals this ramtnsr, owlnc to aba
prsalncs ( on smtraTtsd form of 1Kb throaab sosaa
lrUiUss In the eoostry, In which lbs Cuticttra
assswssi presaa sat a. story.
W. L. II AS BIOS, UTWfXUt.
t niontosra. Ky.
1 TIC I RA REMEDIES
Art- gold by sit ilSwslH PHna I PmiUms ISasaw.
BsOoirsSJA, at : Bssav SS aaata. P.it Draw wad
t hemiraJ Co., Boston. Sand for "How UCursSkla
DCSIITIKY tbs oocnpWsioo and skin by
BtSO tbs conct sa aoAr.
THE SEWING MACHINE
Is the esase ef Uterine Pain aad srtskassi
Yot aebkss; sfdee sad hash, kidney pates.
Hciatica, chest peine, wssksiss sod In
SssnsMtten, the I otienra AnU-Pan P1ae
tsr is hdalbahle. t
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine MillineiT,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
PERKINS
Windmill
rpttTT
Csi bs relied anon fur
s Brst-elsssi
1 1 at ilo rcta, s et er snow. It Is the
best in use. For at die address St I at St
SHKLBMPS, tbs Tff dealer, ear. Front and
Morrison fits., fortlajil Or. Sol. agsnt for
f.rain' windmill Co., of Mlsbwaoaa, ino..
in Oregon sod WaahinKtea.
To All Sufferers Of
EYE, EAR, NERVOUS, OE RECTAL
PISEASER.
DR. J. B. PIUUNCTON,
Surgeon Oculist, Amist ft Specialist,
Offers free consultation. Will be at
REVERE HOUSE ALBANY,
On the
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday forenoon,
following the ist Monday of each month.
Will make these visits monthly for one
year to come. Am curing scores or me
worst for ins of above diseases, Refers in
rv ifi nv '. sa v. .w wsj- -
Albany to Jas.8. Cherry cm
nee. R A. Rampy, Drngs
Deffen backer, farmer at Hai
eared or blind
trist. and Fred
arrisburg, con
cerning Rectal diseases. A score of other
name given on application.
W
AGON WOOD AND HARDWARE.
Patem dr. Stewart have neck -yokes and
single-trees, ironed or nnlroned, neck
voke irons, single-tree irons, nib irons,
felloes, spokes, ax trees, etc., all for aale
bea p.
J t CASE PLOv
This famous plow Is well known In Linn
Connty. Tho chilled and steel plows are
well made from the very best material
and are warranted to do as good work and
cour full y as well as any other plows
Peters A fewart are the sole agents
FRED GRAF,
Manufacturer and Daalsr in all kinds'
FURNITURE,
AID UNDERTAKER.
8 First Street Albany, Or
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT JLAW
-AND
Notary PuMic-
niE CHINESE MUST GO. Three
-will do -wot o f all kinds, sawing
wood, eardeninsr. etc. Leave orders at Read
Red Star
ttuGnCuRE
' o m
dr BrmvnelTs.
Toward! Virginia
I forgot to say that ths serenade giv
en me at Denver ended in a furious rain
which prevented my doing the oity.
Pleasant Hill is about thirty milts
from Kansas Oitv. in Cass county. It
it in the midst of a beautiful oountiy.
Its beauty conaiata mainly in that it
was arrayed in itt spring suitxif grtto.
Splendid looking fields of wheat mak
ing up much of this dress. Now thst
the country is very rolling, end many of
the hills oovsred with timber, giving a
diversified appearance of timber and
field, ne doubt adds no little to the
beauty of the picture. At Pleasant
Hill I purchased a ticket fer Tipton,
twenty miles east of Sedslis, a dittaoct
of one hundred milts. And I must say
that Missouri, at least as tnuoh as I
saw of it, is simply beautiful at to itt
topography, and its improvements in
the way of railroads, towns end farms
and their improvements show financial
resources adequate to t great popula
tion. At Tipton I boarded a trvin for
Boon villa, twenty-fire miles to the
ortbi arriving there about 5 p. m. I
soon found myself at the residence of
one of my aunts, three of whom liv io
end near ton. Beonville it oot of the
old townt of tbt state. Near it my
grandfather, Dsvid MoParland, settled
ia 181 1. Hy auut in to em lives io a
house built seventy years ago. The
population it about four thousand. Tbt
town has an air ( solidity, as most of
the towns have, fer many ef the houses
tiro ef stone snd brick end the ttreett
el stone aad the sidewalks of brick. A
significant iron bridge spans the Mis
souri river at the upper end of town. the
Itngtb of which it sixteen hundred feet.
The next moreing after arriving ia
town I took a stroll down to the river.
It secured to me that it would be some
thing unique to wash my hands in the
biggest river to tbt world, or at least
one of the biggest, bat on getting near
the water a feeling ef disgust began to
oreep over me, for I eonld hot contrast
the orystal-like water of Oregon with
this hnge ever-grown hog "waller. "snd
I just simply tamed on my heels, (I
turned on my bee's for the best cf rea
sons, I eould not tarn oo my beadjiod
walked awey with the utmost dignity,
determined that no big thing like the
Mijcsuri river should disgrace mhsnds
with its solution of pore mad. A few
days very pleasantly spent with my
aunta and I muat need- journey on to
wards St. Louis. The wasters part of
the state is very rough. Little t be
seen but the river on one aide end bluff.
on the ether. As we approach Sr. Louis
the landscape becomes more agreeable.
SpLadid residences begin to ap ear, so
by I Le time we roach a diataoce of eight
or ten miles of the ei, the beautiful
residence with their lovely Uwas and
admirable ptrka line the road. Here
we are at the city. N iw imagine if
yea c the bewilderment that dashes
ever me et the sight of s.ioh a eity. One
whose ciroU of ohservs'ion could he
crossed meet any day could btt be be
wildered. Suddenly droped into a oity f four
or five hundred thousand inhabitants,
ithont sufficient knowledge to arijutjt
myself to the startling condition of
things, I judged it prudent that I might
be saved from (ossible disasters arising
from increasing bnwiiderment to take
passage in the first hack that off red
to relieve my embriassmsot,and drove
in haste to Hotel Brown,wbich proved
to be ell I could have desired a to ac
commodations snd location. I saw but
little of the eity, and hence will say lit
tle. St. Loo is impressed me as a big
thing. Its wickedness impressed me
st being very great. I never taw
Sabbath treated as I saw it in St. Liuis.
It was my delightful privilege to attend
the Sunday school snd worship with
the Centonsry congregation of the M.
E. Church South. To one accustomed
to smsll things, ss they roust needs be
in a new country, for all f ruitiv6 facte
are necessarily amall in tbeir beginnings,
he is ready to believe that the aim and
ambition of old populations is to do
things on s Urge seat. It is certsioly
dene thst wy In 8'. Louis, in church
matters as in other things. The Isrgest
church buildings I ever saw on the
outside some of them look ltks a hnge
pile of undressed rock. Ou the iodide
the architecture is rare iu ia formation
and combinations Ittst to tn untrain
ed eye. The expeoee like everything
else must be on a prodigious eeale. The
Sunday school, tbt congregation latge,
and tbe organ large. I will say paren
thetically the music was an exception,
aaide from that msde by tbe organ.
Now think of the pbtnomioat unique
ness of a small preacher occupying a
pulpit of at big a thing as St. Louis.
Tbt most furious and incendiary
meeting I ever witnessed was held in
the strtet on Ssturdty night, by what
wat oalled the eight hour men. At
whieb, tn effigy wtt ptraded, hung by
tht neck, over which wtt written, J.
Oonld. A New York man made a
fiendish appeitl,nofc to Uw,but to might,
ALBANY, OREGON,
uigiug til laboring tatn to assist in
forcing t recognition of their supposed
oltims. Ptssion, not reason, reigned.
Monday morning, May 3rd, 7 t. m.,
two oar loads of delegates start for Rich
mond. Tht first thing doot by our
train it to dart into a tunnel, passing
through which wt tre on to tht fsmoui
St. Louis bridge. And a grand bridge
it it, with two It. R. trtcki.two wagon
ways above and two foot way a. The
St. Inuis and Louisville air line R. R.
leada through Illinois, wbioh appeared
to good ad vantage. A very pretty coun
try, with good farm improvements and
frequent towns. We psstvd through
tht southern part of Indians, which
looked to be a very poor country, con
sisting altogether of red hills tod in
ferior improyemeota. We arrived tt
L tn is vi its about night. Tht Om fiv
er is quite an imposing looking strttm.
Tbe bridge erossts tbe river over rapids.
There tre looks on each side of the riv
er. It wtt to late to see the oity. A
ruu all night brings ut to West Virgin
ia Tbe Ktntwt river is a onai d ara
ble stream up which we travel, it and
ite tributariee to the aummit of tbe
Altegtany monntaiM.
West Virginu impreel mess the
poorest cjuntrj that I ever saw to Wo
inhabited. Everything to be seen was
a demonstration of tbe extreme poverty
of tbe oountry. Mystery, why do peo
ple live in euoh poverty when they can
do better, it may never btve occured
to them that there ia anything outaide
of tbeir little patcb. 1 could but be
amused at tho passengers as they would
discourse grandly upon tbe magnificence
of the Alleghany mountains, (hills tt
they appeared to me.) They were not
by toy means inspiring to oot who
bad teen the genuine article. Who
bad lived, as it were, beneath tbeir very
shadow, who bad breathed air cooled
and purified by their anowy summits.
Tbe R. R Cj. bss gone to the exponas
et filU-g up an observation ear for tbe
accommodation of passengers, where
tbey can have a better opportunity of
going into repaody over what I oalled
email things. Bu; I was disposed to
be charitable end excuse their weak
cess, because they had uot seen say
greater. Tb? Alleghany crossed, we
soon reached the "O.d Deminin." The
land of great men.great thoughts and a
great history. And 1 was really re
lieved to koow that Virginia c .u!d
boast of at least a few great names.
Query, bow could as poor a countryfat
Virginia appeared to a passing etrsngwr
to be. produce anything great. One
of the lesions I lesrned in school was.a
stream d c tut rise bislter than tta
fountain. Tbe stream of grtatneaa, if
this lesson embodied a truth, did not
rise in Virginia. Tbi greatness it
certainly not indigenous to itt poor toil.
It must hsve been imported. Your
Vtrg ni re.de re will not like this, for
t lis poo eo'intry has bad a pbtnom
inally etrsnge effect en i hem, in produo
ing an xireme degree of atate pride.
Bi. fher will eomfort themselves wiih
e
tbe fact that I did rot ree much of V.
And of course that relieves tbe difficut'
ty. OM Richmond, grand old city.
What can I aay of it that will ia any
measure do it justice. It wears the
air of age. It has ths elements of true
solidity. Tbe great majority of its
bouses are of granite and brick. Tbe
bouses rsnge in height from one to eight
stories. A vast amount of bu.i tesi is
tarried en. UiiHog milit, turning out
vast quantities of R. il. mtteiUI.
Flouring mills of vast capacity. Many
kind of mtoufectoriis. An extsosive
local trade. (You see there must be
ttme good country somewhere in Vir
ginia.) Capitol Square is ths most
beautiful. thing I ever saw. Tbs Cap
itol building itself is not imposing bv
any means. The ten sores that sur
round it is where its chief attraction
lies. Walks, grass and trees of seversl
varietiea,roast admit ably arrattged with
fountains makes it a delightful resort.
Tbe Washington monument is a superb
structure. Tho general is mounted on
a eplendid black charger, with uplifted
feet as in motion, his nottrilt distended
as if sniffing war sfr off,bis rider with
uplifted bsnd as if giving directions for
a charge. Below him on granite pedes
tals, stands Thomas Jefferson, MVsbal,
Patriok Henry, Liuis, and others, tbe
whole rosking a truly grand di-play.
At another point on the grounds is a
statue of Stonewall Jacknon, presented
to Richmond by some English geutlu
meo. There is a paper before me con
taining a few facta conoarning the city
of Richmond, which I will send you.
Shookoe Hill, Gambled Hill, Frencbtl
Garden Hill, Oregon Hill, Lihby Hill,
Union Hill and Churob Hill coraptise
tho area which has given to Richmond
its name of the "Saven-Hilled City."
Located on the north bank of the James
river, at the head of tide water, about
ninety-five miles from the Atlantic
Ocean, (in tn air line,) or one hundred
and twenty-four by sail-vessel, no city
in the south possesses greater facilititt
for manufacturing and general commer
cial growth. I can well believe this
statement tt to itt manufacturing facil
FRIDAY, JUNE
ities, for tbt Jtroet river is a large fir.
or, and it bat betvy rapfdt in it very
ojavtnitot to furnish immeost Water
power to tbe oity.
The oity of Richmond to-day figures
tt promintntly in tht history of Amer
ica as any eity to tht Union. Itt no
toriety by no means springs irom its
advantageous losation but from tbt
shifting scenes that hsve been enscted
ia tbe drama of time, almost with pan
oramio swiftness sinoe Captain John
Smith paddled a osuot in tbt loctiity
during the year 1607.
A rapid review of what hat transpir
ed within tbe past two and t half eso
turies i inrprisiog. The Eoglisb set
ilrnl near "Rocbetta" in 1600 , tbe
Colonist tod Indisot foogbt af'Bloody
11,10 (Jy" ia 16S6 ; tbe foundation
ofRielimond waa 'aid in 1733; teteb
lished at a town hy act of Assembly in
1742; fitst State convention met at
Sf. Johns Church" io 1775, where
Patrick Henry proclaimed those living
words of fire, 'Give me liberty or give
me destb f declaration of I ad spec
denoe announced to a public meeting
io 1776; incorporated as a city in 1782;
theatre destroyed hy fire tnd fifty per
eons burned to deetb,ino!udtng Oovera
or Smith, io 1811 ; earner stone of tbe
Wasbtogton monument leid io 1850;
it wat unveiled in 1858 ; tbe business
portion of vbe oity wss burned at tbe
close of tbe war ; tbe galleries of tbe
Capitol fell and killed sixty fine people
tad wounded two hundred others io
1870. Ae to its commercial vigor, in
1800 its population all told wat 5,800
teult ; io 1860 it bad a papulation of
50,000; at present it oleims a popula
tion of 80,000. Itt maaofsctuting es
tsbliahments number 714, which give
tmployroent to 16,597 bands, and itt
sales aggregated $28,297,061. Valet
of real and pereoesl property,! 50,900,
000. I -bate been delighted with tbt
society ef Richmond. Tbe ehriotieo io
fl nonce is strong. A very large per oent
of tbe people go to charcb. Church
buildings are numerous, and tbt very
beat. Vast multitudes of children go
to Sueday School. I aaw six hundred
io one school. Tbe srm lest array I
have seen ia Ricbn. l -v.s a matt
swatting of at less? i . , . , aad 8. S.
children. 1 at 1 i , f.uot i f tbt resi
dence of wit w.a once the home of
General R K L sa. 1 i hough t of tbt
past. May history, m least la some of
tjs parte never repeat itself.
D. C McFa&lm.
-MM
raHSKVILlK.
Tho following lient wm got from
our Prlnevillo ox's :
St .
uur merchants y4 tho u turner
trade it opening up letter this ea on
than ever befort.
George Circles h ayUI his ctl
In the Ileever couotry to D. W CUy
pool fr $18 per hoed.
Last week J. F. Circle told his
en! Ire bend of dorter, about 75 heed
to George Henderson, of Camp Creek,
t"T $2500. John intei da going Into
t' est tie busltteeo.
J. F. Schooling came a root the
Csscadet hy way of the MrKeozio
road last week. Ho traveled over
nbout fifteen miles of snow avers g
log from one to too feat deep.
O. W. Clsypoot is building a noat
residence on his farm, teu miles
above town. Mr. CI sy pool has ono
of the beet grain ranches In Crook
county, and with the improvements
ha Is) now putting up, it will be, in
deed, an attractive place.
The man who "thinks tho Print-
ville New ia tho poorest paper he
over saw," and who teld so In the
poeteffica not long ago, muat pay tho
two years subscription ho owes, or
his name and a history of his event
ful life will appear In the ugliest typo
in this office. You hear our horn,
you old son of ioltitlon.
See dissolution notice of Circles &
Eikina, Charlio is now soie pioprl
etor of the shop, end having shown
himself toshe master of hla trade, will
retain all the patronage the old firm
had. Circles will localo u hia Beav
er Croek ranch, to become a horney
fisted granger.
L. Senders has shipped two lots of
horeos below, and Is now desirous of
obtslning another lot. Lot all who
have horses which tney wish to dis
pose of bring them in at once, as he
will go elsewhero t fill hi orders, if
he cstinot proeuro what he- wants
here.
LOT SMITH IX rutSIUaXS.
There are innumerable instances
where cures have been effected by
Scovlll's Sarsaparllla, or Blood and
Liver Sirup, for all diseases of the
blood, when they had been given
over hy their physicians, It Is one
of the best remedies ever offered to
the public, and as it is prepared with
the greatest care, as a specific for
certain diseases, it is no wonder that
it ahould be mora effectual thau hast
ilv wrllten and carelessly prepared
prescriptions. Take this medicine
for all disorder arising from Impure
blood. It Is endorsed by' leading
professional men.
11, 188G.
Sl'BIWG STOCK
Now being received by
N
H
cestw and pri-
guarantee every article just as represented. Our stock was nur?wi rr
oot dash, andwo propose to serf as Cheap aTany houslin tC&fand
Put the Knife to Prices
FS!tt S" wm ert
Dry GOODS, Gent's Furnishing GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES,
HATS, CAPS. &C.
Orders from a distance will be Dromntlv flii,t 0i
plication Pr 1 1 taken. PromP"7 miod and samples se it upon ai
ALBANY, OREtfON, MARCH 6, 1886,
steal Estate.
Following is a list of the real estate trans
actions in Linn count v for the month of
May. It speaks lor the amount of husinese
done in this county :
Waters & Moortock to Peter Humf, piece
of land in Brownsville. Con $340.
Wm il W heeler to Ruhcn Davis, 1 lot
of 23 acre. Con Stco.
Henry Cyrus to John Craft See. Con
$$
Joseph Cavennah to Phillip Foul, 1:0
acres.
J II Peery to Geo Harris 40 acre. Con
Qaeot
Alex Brandon to Lwella Barnes. 3:0 acres
and part of block 3 in Hackleman's Add.
to Albany. Con ;
J H Crooks to J K McConnack, s6
scree out of donation of Win Temple ton.
Con $1,500.
J W Ellison to Wm V Barrows, lot 7
and 8 in Block 4 In Shedd. Con $300.
F L Hyde to W R Kirk, 22 acre.,
near Bro'wnfville. Con $700.
John W Cos to Geo R Girard, 80 acres.
Con $450.
G W Morrow to J Laervenherg, 6 lots in
Scio. Con $500.
Frank Countryman to Hester Hobart,2j
acres. Con $450
Geo W Compton to G W Harris 40 acres.
Con $3oa
C H Pavne to Sophia Payne, undivided
of Sec.' Con $t.
John Settle to C B Montague, of blot
I-in Lebanon. Con $150.
J T Ames to John P Donaca, piece of
land In Sec i TP 13 S R t E. Con
E Kirkendail to J L McCartney, a part of
lot I in Block 3, Sodaville. Con $20.
J W Wigle to Mary Peters, acres in
II arrisburg. Con $400.
R S Owen to I Stratton, 85 acres of l
L C of Isaac Miller. Con $2,100.
Peter O Smith et al to M C Gill, a part
of lots 31 atkl 32 in Scio. Con $600.
The Singer Mfg Co. to I ienry Topham
40 acres Con $ 1,50a
Herman Prfcver et al to Geo B Mi K in
nev, 240 seres. Con $30.
Charlotte Monteith to John II Simpson,
lots No 5 and 6 in block 53. Albany. Con
$500.
Wm H Warner to Daniel Lcedy, 154
acres. Con $1.
L Putnam to John A Crawford, 19 acres
more or less. Con $160.
Milton 8 Downing to A Downing, 320
acre. Con $175.
Joseph A Tyler to Wm Emerick, et al., 4
acres more or "lea, near city of Albany.
Con $475.
J B McDowell to Mr Lea well, 200 acres.
Con $800.
W P Couey to H B Sprenger, 81 acre.
Con $736. .
J J Davis to Mary E Davi, Ot acres.
Con $2800
John J Davis to Samnel E Young, 80
acres. Con $2,800.
Mr McGill to P O Smith, lot 31 and part
of lot 32 in Scio. Con $125.
W A Carter to 'tarrie Rook, 40 acres.
Con $t,ooa
L H Montanye to John McCoy, lot 7
and 8 in block ia Albanv. Con $800.
Elijah Cook ct aj., to Hans Thieleon, the
undivided V of water lots 10, it and 12 in
Albanv. Con $1,000
E
lots
J and A E Forsythe to Emma Brusha,
10, 11 and 12 In block 3 in Brownsville.
Con $150.
John P Rector to Thos Palmer.aoo acres.
Con $400. i
O & C R R Co. to E Wendt, 80 .ures.'
Con. $180.
Eliza Blevins to Jno Blevins, 2no 0 res of
Isaac Blevins D I, C. Con $4,000.
Margaret Tharp to J M Tharp, lot 5 nnd
part of lot 6 hi block 9 in Brownsville. Con
$1,000.
Patent tirantt-I.
Patents granted to citizens of the Pacific
States during the past week and reported ex
pressly for the Democrat by C. A. Snow
& Co., Patent lawyers, opposite U.S. Patent
Office, Washington, D. C. : '
J S Hand, San Francisco, Cal., measur
ing device.
I F Jacques San Francisco, ironing ma
chine. J C Muirhead, Grubgulch, Cal., drill ma
chine. J Richards, San Francisco, steam engine
valve.
A Brown, Mendocino, Cal., paper cutter
and stamper.
H B Angell, San Francisco, dredger.
J Fink, San Francisco, electric gas light
ing apparatus.
P Boland, San Francisco, cash and par
cel carrier.
mm
0 W Loader Co., of Pertland. are duly
authorized advertising ageuta for the DsJtO
crat fer that city.
WO 4;
. Allen
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N. H. A11ES & Co.,
NOTICE.
MYiiig concludod to close out hi mum, now offers his entire- stoek
STOVES, RANGES, HE ATI NO
AND COOK STOVES
together with his entire stock of
TIM, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
AT COST.
As this is a genuine cloUai m h & timi for hnmit e
to replenish thair kitchens and dairies with ware.
ALBANY, Kisn. Oth
I bss Isewn.fiand be
DT 1
. t lit S I; at
-r in wt. ueu co pese'dse b
itfh'i
not, thst isti i')'. i with m Krester
numbt-r of vihrNiion (., r f cot d, tbn
tsWewr le mm. Tht higbes limit of
human hearin t, somewhere between
41,000 nd 43,0t''0 virettona wr fr0
ond, Fi pesssteis asjee eq-a' Sinsi
uiliiy to acute actinds in both ears, the
ttjiht hi iihii.I'v hHring a higher note
than tbsi l-f'. Th ioest continncus
sounds have about n'xteeo yibrations
pssjr second.
A memlter of the Royal Horticu
tuml Society f L- ndcn has obsetvfd
that dnhliaa o'li-ct tuuoh dw on their
lea vps ; the nseteh rose and evealng
ptisstOsO rwrf little ; wtile tbe quince
sod ninlbrrry only very s'ightly
wet.
Tbe bed ot the oesan, ssys aftoriign
writer, is to an enormous extent cov
eted with lava and pumice scute. Still
more tematkable is it to God the floor
of the ocean covered in many parts
with tli dust, of the meteorities.
A iuio Micopitt of the Smithsonian
Inf.' it r !;, wl.o haa investigated the
sn' j c' c''W'-lv, dnl re-i thra i uoth-
ing harmful ih green Coring tat
ter fanietfui" fud in vat"rs.
O. Erlet'OPAL NETROOlSr.
Warranted rud tn contain a parti
cle of any itjuiious or mineral ub
stance. Thi la tho reason Simmons
Liver lleguh lor ft no effectusl yet
hsrmles
This int. tli; iuo U acknowledged
to have no equtl as liver tot dlcioe,
containlrr th Southern roots and
herbs which an allwi.w Providence
has placed itt the c untries where
liver diseases prevail Ilihiiiune
Episcopal.
Ask yonr draasjist for a package ,t Orego
Kid nev Tta.
Dissolution Notice,
Notice Is hereby given that the oapart-
nerebip heretofore existieg betwem R, F,
Ashby and W. K. Price, Jr,. both of Scio,
Unn county, State of Oregon la this day
dissolved by mutual consent, It, I'. Asbby
retiring. All liabilities of the firm ot
Price A Ashby are assumed by W. E.
Price, Jr., and all debt due snd owing to
tbe said firm are payable te W. 15. Price,
Jr, .
R. F. Ash st,
W, E. Priof, Jr. j
Scio, May 6th , 1880,
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IB THE WILLAMETTE YALLK.
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amps 15 cents per line. Kosrulsr Loeal
netloea it cents t line,
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Ktes for other advertisements made
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57 First Street Albany
vmty ssaii aitve.
I Thftre are hoo of men n,l enirKn whe.
' UH9 !eo'n phrase, are ontv half ative.
any app-tite, are nervot. wak, fl ig tty
and troubled hy numricm s nail jmln
and aches, into - on of vtjc 4isis,
exuberant vitality i ara ta ptjaj
mie. Kuch persons ai-e uusllv f-d f
frequently dnaing ; lto i'-!-.-. v ne
In the oourse of tne y- ir ..,.) j, u irors to
steck any apothecryeH'pf av.raio dt
meneiona. Thi-s, of cmtr !.-lfeala in-teei
of furthering tne end in view, vis . lh it -oovery
of health and vijmr. Were they t
seek it from an uafailinx source of vit:"ity,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, how different
would be their eaw, Then vigor would
return to tht-ir debilitated frsmee.the glow
ot health to their wan cheek their t ramb
ling uncertain gait would grow firm and
elastic, appetite that trrnawt of alt sau
ces, wrntd give a relish for the Ititv food,
were it evor so osr.an I refrj-.li ox sleep
wouid crown th-j uk of the (i.
The vimii;' --t' ili e
home iu ;ht !, -i-,h,i i.f ;l!r
main in thj nest i .
, t
A d
be
their
. re
t ff d
b the patt-ntt until
tjv are able 'o
fly.
vreei
Oa subscription, 20 conls of grab oak
wood and 20 cords of big fir, maple or as
wood. Let us hear from tha who want to
supply us wood, at nes
Oregun Kidney Iji
Rists.
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store and register their names.
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For v!- y v urj
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