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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
PUBLIC SAFE OF REAL nliTAr.

FNOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
" Virtue Of an order Of the County Court, of
the State Of Oregon, for the County of Linn,
granted AZ the March term, thereof, fer 1874, tho
underslgnedi guardian ofthe person and estate
" Philip Low, an insane person, Will on
Saturday, The I'M day Of Apra, 1911,
between the hours OF o'clock. A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock r. NJ, tO.wit A. the hour Of o'clock r.
~, of said day, offer for sale NJ public auction
az the Court House door, In Albany, Linn coun.
ty. Oregon. the following real estate. In Linn
county, tO-wlt.
Beginning at the NE. corner of tho land
claim Of Cyrus Westlalse, being claim nbtlfca.
ton No. 22l2, and claim 81 IN =. u, H Il. 3 West
of Willamette Meridian rIpnlng thence South
y chains and 70 links 70 the $. E.eornor Of said
claim thence West on the South line Of said
claim u chains and ~ links, thence North n
chains and - links, n the North llne of said
claim thence East n chains and Us Inks, h
the place Of beginning, containing iW 2-lUO
acres, more or less. Also, the following promises
to-Wie BGginHingntthe northwest corner ~ the
land claim u Philip Inv, being claim nOtln-
cation No. 5sS and cloim No. -, IN T. 12 IS. r.
8West, and running thence East N rods thence
South ~ rods; thence West ~ rods thence
North 5l rods, to the place 0f beginning, con-
talning ~ acres more ~ ieFs together With MI
tte improvements and appuHenances there.
unto belonging.
Terms 0f salci Ona.haif Of the purchase
money 70 be paid a. tho time of sale, In gold
celn one-halft u b. paid IN SIX months there.
wiIie M 3 ssi. IIs sad nofsas os n hs & pE1gis''
Guardian of Fhnip Low. 90 intano nsnea.
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OUR LETTER-Rox.
FROM WESTON.
WESTON, Tmatilla Co., Og'n, |
March 1th. 1874 [

w EbToNi 'mhtllln Co., Op II,
March Tth, 1874
Editor Democrat
Perhaps q line from this section
would not be uninteresting to some Of
the readers of the DEMOCRAT. In the
first place, there is the usual amount
of talk in regard to the election Of
county and State officers. Considerable
dissatisfaction is manifested in the
North partof the county, arising, no
doubt out of the question OF dividing
the county, which has been agitated
for sometime past. Every one admits
that the county is too large, but
whether this is the proper time to di-
vide it, seems to be the question to be
considered. The simple question of
mileage in this county amounts to no
inconsiderable sum, the county being
very large; when the additional ex-
pense resulting from division is con-
sldered, in addition to the present
liabilities of the county, it hardly
seems the proper time for such a move.
1t would create another set OF county
officers, which is perhaps the principle
which actuated the orginators of the
move. The South part of the county
is very much opposed to the move, and
the regular convention, which met at
Pendleton to-day, will probably op-
pose the measure. A petition is in !
circulation in the North part of the
county, calling for new convention,
and setting forth their grievances in
lengthy article, 1t is signed by both
Democrats and Republicans, and the
call is published in Republican pa
per, though claiming to be netural.-
What the result will be no one can tell,
but it looks as though they were open
ing the way for the election of the
Republican ticket. .l5l'5,i it-
We have had very hard winter In
his part of the country, in fact old
settlers say it is the worst for several
years, Snow is nearly of daily occur
'ence, the ground being covered at
PRESENT to the depth of four or five
inches. Cattle are generally poor, and
many have died. Sheep have done
'ery well considering, the severity of
he winter. It. J. LUCY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20

mittee on resolutions was universally
black, and the delegation to Salem was
composed of one Republican, and the
other was a gentleman who undertook
to palm off on the farmers Of Linn
county, Geo. L. Woods spurious rail
road bonds. If chickens are not q
scarcity after the convention it won't
be the fault of the gentlemen from
Ochoco. The last meeting has sieken-
ed the majority of the Democrats who
still held on to the Shoofly movement.
That it is in the interest of the Re-
publicans hardly any one denies now,
but it seems that the Democrats are
afraid of the party leaders. They say
that it is the practice now for the lead
ers of the Democratic party, on the eve
of an important election, to sell out
vide the late Presidential contest and
various other times. l know they have
grounds for complaint against some of
our leaders for many false and coward
ly steps, and that since the cowardly |
selling out to the Republicans at the
last Presidential election the masses
have no confidence in their leaders.
But will we better ourselves by re-
our leaders and party too?
Must we, for certain mems crimes,
leave the old party, whose good name
we have battled for through victory
and defeat? Must We, because men
whom we have trusted have been false
to their trusts, be false to ourselves?
No, these men can sell us no more.
New leaders will take the place of the
towards who sold us to Grant, and
With ranks unbroken we can yet re-
ieem our country from the vampires
Who are draining its life's blood. Ii
More anon, ,
FURRY TEFTERS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
The Great Antagonist Of rIisoa aso.

The Great Antag onist Of Disease.
What is the natural ANITA gonist Of disease?-
It is the vital principle. Froin the nioment
that disease is developed in the system, this
champion fights the intruder until 1t either
conquers or is conquered Which side should
medicinal science espouse In this life and
death struggle? Should 1t depr,gs and cripple
the physical energies Of the patient, thereby
helping the disorder, or should 1t reinforce the
vitality Of the patient and thereby assist in
quelllng the ailmeEt? OF course the proper
answer to this question must be obvious 10
every one above the grade OF an idiot or III.
matte, and hence 1t follows that the weak alfd
broken down invalid who chooses to dose him
self witty depicting Stops instead OF toning, In
vigorating and vitalizing his enervated frame
with Hostetter's Stomach Bittels must be
either feeble minded or deranged. Surely
nothing short OF imbecillty or insanity could
induce person laboring under bodily weak
ness and nervous prostratlon, to take day
after day powerful doses of some drastic pur'
gative in the hope of gaining strength thereby.
Although charlntahs may advertise prepara-
tlons OF this character as tonics, people in the
full possession of their reason can not, one
would Think accept them as such. If they do
the penalty Of their credulity may be the
shortening of their lives. The rheumatic, the
nervous, and all who are subject to intermt- |
tents, or other diseases brought on by the in.
clement weather which prevails Mt this sea- |
son, Will do well to strengthen their nerves, |
tone their stpmachs and regulate their bowels
with the Bittefs The two-fold operation of the |
restorative ASIAN invlgorant and an apperent, |
in addition to It's direct and specific effect upon |
the diSordered liver, renders it most efficient |
remedy for complaints OF the digestive, sccre-
tive and eNcretive organs, at present In use. |
This fact is conceded by eminent members Of |
the faculty whose testimony to that effect Is
published In HOstetter's Almanac for 1874.
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SANTIAM.

Nor GUILTY.-At the last term Of
Circuit Court in Marion county Chas.
Miller, who resides over in "the Forks"
was tried under an indictment for
shooting one Slater near Jefferson, and
the jury being unable to agree at that
trial, the case went over to the present
term, and after a second trial, which
lasted two days, the jury brought in a
verdict of not guilty, and the defendant
was discharged. The shooting occurred
over settlement involving two dollars
and half which Miller owed Slater,
and out of which the entire difficulty
grew.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
TO THE AFF1TCTED.

mh ". X. DOHERTY. RETURNS HIS SIN
NJ cere thanks TO his numerous patients for
their. patronage, and would take this OppOrtt.
nifty To remind them TINT he continues TO con-
suit Mt his Institute for the cnre OF chronic dis
eases OF the Lttpga Liver, Kidneys, Digestive
and Genlto Urinary Organs, and all private
diseases, viz: syphilis lib ali It's forms And std-
gos, Seminal Weakness and all the hbrtid corr
sequences OF sclf-ablise, Gonorrhoca, elect,
Strletures Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions,
Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and
L0ins, Inflammation OF the bladder and Kid
neysi etc, etci and he hopes that his long OK.
perlence and Successful practice will continue
to insure him Share of public patronage. BY
the practice Of many years In Europe and the
United States, he "a enabled to apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against dis.
eases OF all kinds. lie cures without mercury,
charges moderate, treats his, patients In a cor
rect and honorable way, and has references Of
veracity from men OF known
respectnbihty and high standing In society
All parties consulting him by letter or other
wise, will receive the best and gentloSt .rcat.
ment, and implicit secrecy. tD.1
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FROM LEBANON.
LEBANON PRECINCT, |
March 18th, 1874.

r. LEBANON PRECINCT,
e9lsre March 18th, 1874.
Editor Democrat: ,..I..r .q.. .,sr.
l hayeall my life voted the Repub-
lican ticket, and l did so feeling that
was doing my duty conscientiously;
but | can not longer remain Ignorant
of the corruption of that party. 1 be-
lieve that the present Taxpayers call
is gotten up in that party for political
purposes, and also believing that there
are other men equally honest with my
self that wish to see justice prevail, l
wish to ask some questions which 1
would like TO have answered in a plain,
truthful manner Is l6 mills ON the
dollar an exorbitant tax? and if it is,
will the Taxpayers conventions reme-
dy the evil? and if so, how will it do
it?
1t is stated that there are too many
offices, and that the salaries are too
high; would the prime movers in this
bastard concern be as anxious for
reduction of the taxes if they were in
office as they are now? Or, have they
political axes to grind and know that
they cannot grind them in either of
the political parties and must there
fore start party Of their own, and
raise for their watch word the cry of
reform. Question: has the Republi-
,an or the Democratic party become
10 corrupt that it is impossible to work
reformation at home?) Why not
good, honest men for Office
who will legislate justly and honestly,
md who will not abuse the confidence
# the people? How is this tax-pay-
'rsN movement going to affect the
If they elect their ticket will
heir candidates run the machine for
Iothing and board themselves.
Yours,
SANTIAM
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-20
SUMMONS.
I" the County Court Of The State q

In Me County Court Of The State Of
Oregon, for the County Of Linn.
Mary E. Bridgefarmer. plaintiff. vs.. Adam s..
Bridgefarmer, defendant.
Suit IN equity for divorce. 49,
To Adam $. Brldgefarmer, defendant:
In the name OF the State OF Oregon: You
are hereby required to appear and answer tho
complaint filed against you In the above.en-
titled suit in said Court by the first day OF the
term following the expiration OF six weeks VI.
ter the date Of this summons, to.wlt. by the
fourth Monday, the 23d day Of March next,
and II YOU fail no to answer. plaintiff will apply
TO the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint, which is for II decree OF divorce dis
solving the bonds of matrlmony now existing
between the plaiStif and defendant, and for
the custody of the children, the issue Of said
marriage, and for such other and further relief
as to the Court shall seem Just and equitable
and for the costs and disbursements OF this suit
Service by publication OF summons made by
virtue OF an order granted by tho Hon. b. +.
Bonham, Judge OF said Court, dated Feb g.
1874. JOHNS & JONES.
Feb. 0. ls74.-26w0. PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
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To Fenlases.

When a female is enervated or afflicted with
disease, as weakness Of the back and limbs,
pain In tho head. dimness OF sight, loss oi
muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irrl.
liability, nervousness, extreme urinary dlfficul.
ties arrangement Of digestive functions, gen
eral debility, yaginitls, all diseases OF the
womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other disea-
ses peculiar TO females; she should go or write
at once 10 the celebrated fomale doctor, w. X.
Dohetty, at his Medical Institute and consult
him about her troubles and disease. Tho Doc
tor Is eiFenting more cures than any other phys
cian In the State Of California. Let no false
dellcacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
ond save yuhrsolf from painful sufierings and
premature death. All Married Ladies' whose
delicate health, or other circumstances prevent
call at Dr. w. IL pbherty's Medical Institute,
and they will receive overy possible rOlief and
help. 8f
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n The Circuit Court for linn Conn,

In the Circuit Court for Linn Com.
ty, State Of Oregon.
Mary E. Brlcker, plaintiff, VS.. James Brlckor,
defendant
Suit in equity for divorce.
To Jas. Brlcker, the above.named defendant :
In the name OF the State OF oregon You
ore hereby required to be and appear In the
above entitled Court and answer the complaint
of the above named plaintiff, now on file with
the Clerk Of said Court, by the first day OF the
term of said Court following the expiration OF
the time prescribed by the order of the Judge
of said Court for the publication OF this sum.
mons, to'wit by the 23d day OF March, 1874 =
you Will take notice that II you fail to appear
and answer as above required, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for
In the complaint, to.wlt for n decree dlssolv.
ing the marriage relations existing between
you and the plaintiff, and for the costs and dis.
bursements OF the snlt.
J. w. BALDWIN, Atty for Pl'R.
Published by order Of Il. II. Bonham, Judge
OF said Court, bearing date February 9TH, 1874,
for six weeks in the estate Rights Democrat" :"
the paper designated as the litgant organ for
Linn county, Oregon. n27w6.
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HOME HNDlARnoAp.
Circuit Court next week.

Circuit Court next week. "
Improvements are going on in ever
part of the city. l.
The funeral OF Thos. II. Ford, tool
place yesterday.
Seven criminal cases Id our ne5
term of Circuit Court \
Jailor Humphrey has four boar Ter
at the county Jail now. +
The State Agricultural Society me-
at Salem last Wednesday.
Harry Kuhn has got back ut his olt
business again-wagon making.
There is some talk Of building an
other school house in this, district.
Alot ofnew Grange blanks at this
office -Secretary's and Treasurer's Re-
ports.
There are some signs of the base ball
fever breaking out again in this com
munity.
Rev. Isaiah Wilson, who has been
very i'll for a week or two, is slowly
convalesclng. Il
Peter Schlosser sold piece of land
on Soap Creek for 1000 last week.
He purchased it about year ago for
$1,000 y =. ~ 8 'iAai7-J
We noticed the familiar counte-
nances Of those notable characters, DR..
Wardlow and Hi, Smith, on our streets
during the week. q. A9.A
The closing term of the Albany
Collegiate Institute for this year COM
mences next Monday No changes
have been made in the Faculty.
The Champions of the Red Cross
have rented the Good Templar Hall
and will hereafter hold their regular
meetings on Monday evening Of each
week.
Last Saturday we printed a lot of
for an amateur minstrel
troupe at Corvallis. Their first per-
formance came off in that city last
Tuesday evening.
Alottery has been located at the old
Tweedale stand during the past week,
and accomplished good deal in the
way of relieving some of our citizens
Of their surplus change.
At one OF the houses in this city
where the temperance petition was
presented, the lady of the house, after
'eading it over evidently supposed it
was subscription list for some book,
IS she looked up and innocently
lsbed, ''How much does it cost" t
Our city has been literally crammed :
With people for few days. That $780,
100 hotel that Dave Froman has been
alking about would have done q 4
ushing business this week. 1t would
'e in order now for some wag to turn 6
Ip the lapel of his coat. "
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REL1a1ovs.-Thefe will be religious
services held at the CHhrt House, by
Rev. Alden Z. McAllister, on to-mor-
row evening, and also OH Sunday at II
A, NJ.
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NEW TIN, SHoP.-Mr. w. S. De
Pew has opened out a first-cIass tin
store in the Foster building, first door
west Iof Fox's store. He will keep on
hand and for sale fine stock Of stoves,
tinware, etc, and will sell as cheap as
any one this side Of Portland.
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A D VERTISE M ENTs.
CErATIoN.
In the County Court Of the State of
OreO,),l FIR fhe TO,,11t1J Of linn

In the County Court Of the State OF
Oregon for the County Of Linn.
In the matter OF the estate OF Richard Evans,
deceased.
70 Mary Westfall Edward Evans Mary Ann
Sheriff., and to the three minor children OF
David Evans, nOnresldcnts, devisces. legatees,
heirsnt t.law, known or unknown, residents or
non-re sidents, and to the next Of kin to all
persons interested In the said estate, greeting
In the name OF the State OF Oregon, you and
each OF YOU are hereby cited and require to APP
pear in the County Court ofthe State OF Oregon,
for the County OF lam, at tho Court Room
thereof, at Albany In the County Of Linn, at the
April term thereof, to.Wit on the 18th day OF
April, a.. u. 1874, at O'Clock in the aitern oon OF
that dizzy, then and there to SHOW cause, II any
e exist, why an order should not be granted 10
sell the real estate belonging to the estate Of
Richard Evans, deceased, as prayed for In and
by the petition Of Jacob Thompson, executor OF
the last will and testament OF said decensed
which petition is now on file with the Clerk OF
said Court, the real estate in said petition men
TONED and described as follows, to-wlt
The Donation Land Claim of Richard Evans,
Not, 2lsD and certificate No. ,9I7, Lots Nos.
and 3 OF Sec. ID, Up. II, South Range 8, West
81. ID acres Lots Nos. q and south West
\ Sec. Is Township II, South Range 4, West 2l6.
38 acres and containing In the aggregate 3Oi 81
acres, less l5A acre6 sold to Edward Evans by
Richard Evans, giving warranty deed tn ereof,
which deed bears date llth day OF August 1872,
and described MS follows: Beginning at tho
northeast corner Of Richard Evans Dor alton
Land Claim, this corner being the northwest
corner OF the northeast quarter Of Section No.
Is, Township II, South Range a. west; thence
running south ~ chains thence west 75-l0O
chains thence north 60-lOU chains TO the VII.
lamette River; thence meandering down said
river 10 q point due west Of tho beginning -
Themes east chains 10 the place OF beginning
containing Is 2S-l0O acres all Of the above
tracts Of land lying and being In Linn county,
Oregon. IheWbOle number OF acres remRin.
ing Of said Donation Land Claim 10 be sold If
$50 S2lOO. Also the north half OF the south
east quarter Of the Donation Land Claim Of
j Jasw5herrill, containing ~ acres, aud being IN
Section II, Township II. South Range 4, wGst.-
4 lso the following described premises, to-wlt :;
Beginning at the southwest corner Of lSectlon
u. Township II, South Range e. west running
thence east ~ rods thence north SJrOdH thence
west 20 rods thence south ~ rods TO tic place
Of begnning-containlng 10 acres more or less
q j Of the above described premises being In
Linn county, Oregon.
by order OF the Court.
In witness whereof have here.
)rs ! unto set my hand and affixed the seal
'" Of the County Court OF nld Linn
- county. this 9TH day OF March, A. D.
1874. j. II. HACKLEMAN, Clerk.
BY W. II. QUEENgR, Deputy.
GEO. II. HELM, Atty for Estate. IOWA.
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GncrmatnrrhmnI.

Dr. DohHrty has Just published an Important
pamphlet embodylng his own views and expe.
riehncs In relation TO Impotence or Virllity, be.
ing u short treatise on spermntorrhna or Som.
inhl Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this nffectloni and other uisea.
seS OF the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains Information Of the
utmost value to NIL, whether married or single,
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt OF
SIX cents In postage stamps fol return postAge
Address, w. X. DOHERTY, N. D..
E3hoatf San Francisco Cal.
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HEMORRHOIDS.

n cARoTHERs 4 cos "PILE FILLS
AND OINTMENT" baye now become ope Of
tho standard preparations II tho any, a pso.
pared and recommended for Piles oaty (wbbihtf
chronic Or reeent), suaetors may depeha npob
II, that this romedy viii give theA pefmansnt
relief from this lfoabltsomt and daintgipk o6tn.
plaint
Sent postpaid N any address (Hithin The Uni-
tod stAlesJ uboh receipt u prics. sl.5O.
4. CAROTHERS 4 CO.,
nfoyi Albany. Linn Co.. Oregon.
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COME AND SEE US.

HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
May, and being desirOus OF removing to san
francisco at the earliest practical dato, give
notice 10 all those persons indebted 10 the late
firm Of Gerst May 4 Co.. that desire settle.
incnt OF all OutBtaud accounts by the first OF
April, 1874, except those accounts which have
been commenced for tho current year and as.
sumed BY Sam. May. l.-.
q. GERsT,
for derst Anspacher.
Harrisburg. Feb, 10, lS7l DIVA.
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DIED.

FORD.-On "Wednesday the 18th nj his rssl.
den cr IN this city, Mr.. II. r. Foigr,-aqad u
years and Z months.
PARKER-On Tuesday. the i'm inr IN
this city. THE infant daughter of J. i. and NaYy
Fsrker -Rzg1 rearN.
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DIED.-We have received the sad
intelligence that the wife Of Rev. w.
r. Stewart, ofSalem, died on the 18th
inst. Deceased was aged about twenty
Eve years.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS.


n horcby give notice that will be in attendance
u IN the several precincts OF Linn county, AZ
tho times and places following, for the purpose
Of receiving lists OF asscssable property, for tho
year lSliJ Of Taxpayers OF said county
hclO, March 0, 10, II, IL, 70 IA
franklin Butte, March 10, II, IS 4 lOt
knntlam, March ~ 0&21;
Lebanon, March "a, ~ 60;
WateflOO, March 28 & o.;
Sweet Home. March %, 81 & Apr, lsti
Brush Creek, April 2, 8d4,
Brownsville, April y, 7,8,a& 10;
IIarrlbbnrg, April lB, n, Ia, 10, HAS,
Halsey. April 70, 2l, ~, 28, 24 a 25t
Orleans, April n, %, 20 4 0O;
Albany, May W 4, 5,G58.Q. j, i7& isi
SYRACUSE May II a ibi
Center May n, 10 & 20;
All Taxpayers are required 10 moot mo nj tho
limos and places above appointed, with lists OF
their property nlled out, and q failure 10 do 80,
VIII compel ine 10 proceed hgninst thcm at
once, a. required by law. Ut. TtfORP.
NsnB. Askessof.