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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
CITATION.

In tie County Court, Of Linn county,
in the State Of Oregon.
In the matter Of the estate OF Isaac Long
TO William II. Long. Charles Long and
George Long heirs ut law OF Isaac Long de-
ceased.
i'm the name OF the State Of Oregon, you and
each OF you arc hereby cited and required 70
be and appear In the County CoMrl, oi lam
county. IN the State Of OrpEan, on FRIDAY, Jan
uary the 7th. 1875, at she hour Of III O'Clock, A.
NJ, The same being a5dny of thu regular Janu-
ary term thereof l67Gf and then and there
show cause, II any leXist. why an order
should not be made to sell the real property
belonging to said estate described ns follows.
to.Sgits a certain acre tract, No !, ~ section
N. township North Range East Willomctte
Meridian, in Multnomah county, Oregon, as
prayed for in AID bye the petition of W. NJ,
Keichum the Administrator OF said estate.
- Witness my hand and the seal OF said
LIS. q. A. HILL,
- nlswl. county Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

The real issue to be determined ut
the ballot-box next year should be
that with Grantism and corruption.
The incoming Congress can force the
fight on this ground il it keeps its
skirts clear of corruption and follows
a steady line Of duty. Radical hopes
are builded upon suppositions Of
Democratic blunders. II the Radi-
Gals can successfully change front
and divert public attention from their
party record to the financial or
school questions they will stand a
fair chance Of success. 1t remains
for the Democratic House to say
whether they shall be permitted to
do il. II the leaders in Congress
are not wise enough or pure enough
to press the reform issue and put
the Radicals back on the defensive,
Democratic prospects will be indeed
poor. But they mustalso remember,
remarks the Baltimore Gazette, that
those who urge reform must them
selves be men who do not need refor-
nation. Tricksters, protectionists,
time-servers, wire-pullers, imitation
lists, subsidists, moral towards should
60 to the rear. Only honest men
and honest Democratic principles
can win. The road to success is by
way of reform, hard-money, free
trade and home rule. All otherO lead
to death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

We have received the hrst number
Of the ALBANY EVENING DEMOCRAT,
Publiahsd by Brown q Stewart II
is we'll gotten up in point Of editorial
ability and makes 9 good appearance.
We wish il success. s.--Ddlles Noun.
tdineey- Democratic.
We have received No. /, Vol. /,
Of the ALBANY EVENING DEMOCRAT,
publishsd a. Albany by Messrs.
Brown d Stewart. This n q wide
awake sheet and chuck full Of the
latest news. Mart. will manage to
keep pace (evsn If he has to ruD q
daily with the wants Of the times
LaJaySlte Courier Democratic.
Brown 8 Stewart Of the Albany
DEMOCRAT have commenced q neat
little daily paper, entitled the DAILY
Evening DEMOCRAT. Il is Demo
cratic in politics, and . newsy, spicy
paper. ROseburg PlaindeGler-Re'
publican.
Last Saturday evening Msssrs,
Brown q Stewart commenced the
publication OF the EVENING DEMO.
cRAT Of Albany. It is the most
spFightly daily in Oregon at present.
--EHOenc Guard Democratic.
We are 10 receipt v the frat mum
bsr Of the Albany EVENING DEMO
cEAT, Brown 4 Stewart publishers
and proprietora, Albany, Oregon.
The DEMOcRAT is . spicy little sheet
diahed up in General Browns best
style. We wish the bantling iinan
aihl success and political conversion
and reform. Eugene Journal Re-
publican.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
MONEY 10 LOAN

To parties purchasing the farming lands
above described which are TO be sold at
public vendue. at tho Court House door, in
Albany, on Saturday the 18th day Of jan
unry, 1876. II you want splendid farm,
now is your opportunity.
II you only want a snug cosy little home,
now is your opportunity.
One OF the best farms in Linn county, TO
be sold in parcels
Half dozen men can now secure homes
for themselves and families with a very
small amount Of ready money.
The undersigned, together with other
parties interested in this property, propose
TO advance, or loan money on long lime, 70
the parties who may purchase the above
described farming lands, on notes secured
by mortgage on the land purchased, 10 the
amount Of thrOe-fourths Of the purchase
price, and will be in attendance on the day
Of sale ready to back the purchasers b.
any amount, on these terms.
Although the terms Of the Referees sale
are cash, 1t will be seen at once, that par
tics desiring to purchase, will not neoessa-
rily be required to have more than one
fourth of the purchasing price available.
For any further information call on, or
address me ut Shedd, Oregon.
nisw4. {. p. HoGUE.
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HUNTING THEIR HOLES.

The Methodists are not all third
termers. A dispatch from Philadel-
phia says Bishop Simpson has de-
MED the statement that he had ex-
pressed an opinion on the subject Of
O third term. He depreciates any
attempt to. connect the church with
political nominations or elections,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

PEsrlFERoUs, The medical faculty
at Salem are in a quarrel, and one
Of them have commenced issuing q
daily edition Of "cards" in the pa-
pers Of that city. Some men like to
see their name in print, and will
write cards" just as long as papers
will publish them without charge.
Let us have peace, or q good healthy
case Of assault and battery-aome-
thing that will furnish US with an
item.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

TIE CoUNTRY,s AALVATION.

The Boston Methodists want Grant
to be re-elected ''for the salvation Of
the country" What with his unwar-
ranted interference in state legisla-
ton, his Indian policy which has ore
ated more discomfort and fighting
among the sOvagss and more tyranny
over thOm by agents, and permitted
more stealing by public officials than
during all the other Presidential
Administrations combined, we can
only pray: Good Lord save us from
such salvation!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

A DVERTIsING Cheap Good ;SyStenatiG.-
n All persons who contemplate mhki
contracts with newspapers for the insertion oi
lac M antu, should send ~ eente 70 NsO.
r. Rowell n Co, Al Park Row, New n0Ik' I0f
tioa i aontainine iists az over 2OO0 newspapers
and estimates, showing the cost. Adyertlee-
mentstAken for leading papers IN many s.a.es
at u tremendous reduOtlon lroM Puun,u.nAsl
rates. q RT THE BOOK. NAVnA0yh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

FIVE DOLLAR contributions for q
monument to the dead mare, Amer
lean Girl" and not q cent for a mon
ument to George Washington, the
Father Of an uDgrateful country.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been duly appointed Ad'
ministrntor OF the estate OF l.. Q. BurkhArt, de-
ceasod, by the County Court Of Linn county
Oregon. All persons having claims against
said estate are required 70 present them with
the prOper vouchers, within six months from
the 2ld dny OF Nov, 1876, to the undersigned
NJ bis residence \ mile North.east OF Albany
In Linn county, Oregon.
II. b. BURKHART, Admir-.
j, X. WEATHERFoRD, Atty for admir-,
nl6w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
SUMMONS.
In he County Court Of the County Of
Linn, State Of Oregon:

e~Nt f~NN-NN
James Logan. Plaintiff. vs.. Franklin C. H.
gan, DofendRnt,
To Franklin c. Logan, the above named de-
fandant; In the name Of the State OF oregon,
you are hereby required TO appear and answer
the com mplaint OF the plaintiff, In the above en-
titled action. now on hle-wth the Clerk OF the
above entitled Court, by the FIRST day Of q q
February term Of said Court In the year lb4b, tU-
wit by Monday the nh day Of February, 1876.
The defendant will take notice that II he tails
TO answer said complaint as above required ""
plaintiff will take judgment against him for u d
sum OF $500. ana the further sam OF slOO 81
coin with interest thereon from the Wh day a.
October. lS79 and the further sum OF saJ, vii .
interest thereon from the 18th day OF January I,
1876 besides costs aud disbursements OF the Ac-
ton and the defendant iE further notlued thnt
his property has been attached 10 satisfy sLeh
Judgment.
The Hon. z. n. Tandy, Judge OF said Court,
made an order that the summons IN said action
bo served by publication In the state Rights
Democrat" once week for six weeks which
order bears date the 9th day oil Deeeinoer loIb
8. A. JOHNS,
Deeeul ber o. 1878 Atty for PHI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17

$5 to 500 Ei Eiif Gasi Glasses 4sSal: ol; ycTaiss SS
peonle ~ holh Heres, young and Old make
more money a work for us, In their own los
calltiss. during their spare moments, or all the
time, than at aly thing else. MeSheT employ.
houT's work. Fall particulars, terms, &C., sent
ireo. sond US yoHr address g enee, Don't
DELAY. Now IL the time. Don't look for work
or business elsewhere, until yoa nap9 learned
Maine, Nsa@N'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
Also, Agents for Dr. lie Richnu's
Golden Pills,

For Seminal Weakness, Night Emissions, linz
potency, and all diseases arising from MRstur'
baton and excessive abuses. Price, 81 per bot
only In round bottles. On receipt OF price
these medicines Will be sent 10 all parts Of the
country, by express or mail, securely packed
and free from observation. Sole Agents, Z. r.
RICHARDS q Co., Wholesale and retail drug
rists and chemists, southwest corner Of Clay
aad sansomo streets, san FrancSco California.
yl0ni9yl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
YOUNG MEN

WHO may he suffering from the erect 0i
youthful folllOs or lndiscretiOns swlll W " W. W.
|to avail themselves Of this the BreAtest
AeyOr laid mt the altar of suffering hu,'Gt ss3s
I0ft. HPINNEY will guarantee 70 io''Vw nv XII
For every case OF seminal Wehknrss, y, ~ "a ubriei
vate disease OF any kind or chai"tuiIo' IA n,,i
M undertakes and fails 70 cuIs, ,yorari iI
theTefoTe say to tho unfortunate snuGlef WnoI
NAV read this notice, that YOU nio upauilE '.liE
unnn dangerous ground When ~, wmEeI
linIay m seeking the proper Wlnegay ior your
comnlnint, You may be ~ the mrs. suge
remem her you are approachins tnu 'ase, aso ~ :
80, n,e boTdeTing upon the lasl' ana are SUI
yorin,, sonc or all OF It's III eiIegsi rcinenDer
INN n you persist In procrt@llnatlon, theI
liza anust come whom the most skllllul phy'
siciNn can render you no assstnhGe Wneh
~, daor of hope Will DO closed against you !
.nan w no angel OF mercy can bring you re-
tav Ia no Cnso 4 as tho Doctor lnilod OF sue
,n.s irhen lot not despair work upon YOU'D
,,,s.,lnatlon. but avail yourself Of tue bone-
naia1 r"s,,ltg OF his treatment before YOU'D.
,s'e is heyOnd the roach Of medical SKILL or
t'asorc griin death hurries you 10 u prcma-
MO yrsve. Full course OF treatment $500.
In IVA nancy by Post ONCE order or ExpFeS
,.,,ih f,li description OF case
fmati Or Address, DIR, A. -. 6pINNEY.
No ii Kearny Street, san franclsgO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
miniatrator ot the estate Of William Matlock,
deceased. All hersons having clalhls against
said estate are required 10 present them, with
the proper vouchers, within six months from
the 9th day OF December, A, d. 1876, to the un.
derHIgned ut his residence four miles East OF
Crawlurdsvlllo Linn county, Oregon
@. b. SPI4AWN, Admir-.
j. X. WEATHERFORD,
lsw4 Atty for Admir-,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALn.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned having been duly APPointed
Of the estate Of Vim, Walker,
late OF Linn county, Oregon, BY the
County Court OF the said liDn county there'
fore ali persons having claims against said es-
tate, are hereby notified 70 present the same,
with proper vouchers, within six months from
the date hereof to the undersigned, ut his resi-
N'l'' - RUSSELL AFFORD,
Dated Nov. %, 1895. Administrator.
nl6wi.
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There was good skating at Lewis
ton, Idaho, on the 1at Of December.
, 1875-08-15

last Saturday from California, whither they had
been on q visit to relatives.
The Rev. John Wilson and wife, VINO have
lived in this town for many years. will start for
California in q few days with the intention OF
residing there. -....
Mr. Barnum (the prosecuting Attorney in the
Turner trial., accompanied By his wife, arrived
in this city Friday morning. They are stopping
al the residence OF Judge MoAuister.
The following are among the prominent arrlv~
ala in the city during the past week: Charles
Prof, Wheeler, aud Miss O'Hara, Of Chicago !;
Mrs. Jenkins, Boston,
Messrs George Kirk, Oliver 8. Lincoln, George
Lyon and John Douglas will start for Iowa this
week. They are going on hunting expedition.
The citizens Of Waukegan appreciate tho
value uf good newspaper; this fact ID fully
Illustrated BY the report Of Dir. Ponsonby, tue
popular newsdeaiar. who states that tie number
Of subscribers for TIE TR1BCNE is rapidly in
creasing.
A lady of the pin-back order, who resides on
fashionable thoroughfa1e On the South Side,
may do veil to be on her guard. An attempt Is
to be made to steal her sweetheart.
A tGrangar arrived in town On Thursday
and stopped at the Git! Hotel, putting his horse
in the stable belonging thareto. On getting
ready to return home he went to the stable, and,
being doep in thought, took the wrong horse,
hitched him to the buggy, and proceeded as far
as tho street, when tho owner OF the hursa met
him and inquired where he Was going with bis
property. The man was startled; he then OBJ
served that he had taken an animal not worth
half as much as his own through mistake.
That man should remain at home and look after
tle corr
, 1875-08-15
ILLINOIS.
WAuKEGAN.,
LAUNCHING or 4 STEAMER.


Spetidr Correspondence " The Chicnuo tribune.
WAuxEaAn, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-Last Monday after
noon many. persons assembled at the pier to Wit
ness the launching OF the new pleasure-boat R.
Emerson, owned BY l1esa1s. Robert MARKS and
William Wright. The boat gIided through the
water in such manaer as to do credit to the
builder, and render satisfaction not only to the
owners, but many citizens who have long felt the
need of such boat. The boat is So feet IN
length over all, and 12foot beam, with an en-
gine rated At 8-horse-power. She will comfort
ably scat forty persons.
ACCIDENTS.
On Tuesday, Lutte Flagg, who was ont camp
iog with number OF others On the Dead
River, about 8 miles north Of this city,
WEE accidentally shot in the right cheek. One
Of his comrades had drawn the shot from his
gun, and discharged the powder Just as young
Flagg happened to coma out OF tie tent. He il
now doing we'll, under the care OF DR.. Maxson.
The same day, and about the same hour, Ed
Kirchner, who WAS employed in Dow's sash and
blind factory, while adjusting belt became
eptang1ed aud was drawn over the shaft, caus-
ing his arm to be broken near the wrist.
RELIGIOUS.
The Rev. Mr.. Wells, Of Keokuk, L., will
preach al the Presbyterian Church to-day.
hie-hodist Chu.ch By the Presiding
Elder, the Rev Dr. Jutkina. The fourth quar-
terly meeting Of this conference yeae,va be
held to-day
III. and Mira. John Solomon aEzdvsd homo a
, 1875-08-15
WHEATON,.

s,,nr;n Correspond<r,es qf 1ha Chicago 1rosfses
WHEATON,, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE number q ~
unates now employed in the County jail II m-
taan The fall term Of the Wheaton Colee'
opens Sept 6.
The house Of L. E. DeWolf II nesrtr@ oooE
plation. 1t is built on Mailoryt Addition ~
Wheaton. The Misses Stoltz, Of Chicago Nv
the guests Of Mrs. Albert. >.
col. a. l.. Vallette left Monday for Colofsao
The Rev. D: Il. Muller. DID,, Of Co'tn&ea+
Ky.. discoursad at the n e. Church Lass sunan'
The br1ck-layera have finished their work On 20. ~
t1sl Block, and but little remains to b sfa'es
before the handsome block is completed.
Mr. G. H. Chadwick IL putting up . me- nas.Hon t
dence on his 4-acre lot in Na1lor5's Aoo's'~- -.
Tbs Rev. Mr. Cavanna, OF Lombard. pra1Seay1 Sas1
1t the First Church ct Christ SUNDAY. 1Ae
Webster filed his pulpit 1t Lombard. ,r.. .h-
Tho Raw, ]. L. Barlow, Of New York. d4ea l,:s. T..
Baptist pulpit Sunday morning. He !9os aso = ca :
ared a lecture On "1faAonry ~ hehgaon rha
Monday evening at the Baptist Chmco. .xssi
iecture in the hands OF the able speaaer P!o.ss
one Of exceeding interest," the snd'eof'o@ =
The % Rev, William Il. Van Doren, conf'tssae;S =;
Evangelist. preached in tha WesleYan Chofe1e@
Wheston Thursday evening r.,.a
Aug. WAS the weddinG-daT OF ~. H.. ~ ne
RrugI, OF tho Theological School, Ope1np1 ~
and Aiss Emma Sedgwick, Of Hheeeoo" p..x.
uuptial knot Was tied by tha Rev- W. p. - -
etsr. Prof. Webster ass1stiug4 The ~eoa4ok oakSaz
emony was 1t the resideuce OF the brlds n'otn.'s
Alrs. Sedgwick- .d II
The young people are having fo19o ~ S
pleasure. Lawn parties are the thing " ,sen
seasou~ Very agreeable gatherings na!e W<d
held during tbs veak u Ar. ChambezAos
, 1875-08-15

The services in the Fullerton Avenue Church
to-day will be the last held there this month,
the house will be closed swo weeks for repai1s.
Tie Rev. Mr.. Young leaves tomorrow Tor Ms
summer vacation, which he will spend In Aea-
lucky He s1u probably be absent fonr sso-
baths. His pulpit will be supplied In septenoa
until bls return.
The Lake View nine defeated the Olsm9tn
from the South Side Friday By ! score ct Is 70 I
This club 1s making ltseh q fne record. and
probably one Of the best amateur mines In u
around the city.
The ho1se-ca1s on which the good people d
Lake View depend are throwo conaloelas
biy OF their time by the construction "a
the sewer on North Ctsrk street, from
Wells to Fullerton avenue. Thls inteEruptlon
combined nth the swinging OF the o1idke: MAKES
travel to Lake View rather tedious, ana The cals
frequently turn back ut Fullerton avenue, lear
ing their suburban passengers to wait tor toe
but at the close OF day, when business man ~
hurrving to their homes, it becomes soma"h1
OF a nuisance to be turned out to wait ten nln-
utes for car already full.
North Clark street Is shortly to be paved up y
Fullerton avenue This will give another nne
entrance into the torn IN addition TO tho La@
Shore drive. The town should sake up the Wosk
at the point where the city stups. and improve
the Lake View road which Leads up from tnAs
roiat There Is room for improvement.
At tho regular meeting of the Iown boa1o ".
morrow night the question as to whether OF u9
the saloon regulation ordlnance shall be Eepsaeo
will come up for discussion. Those who he ~
te1estsd In the matter should be On han1'
, 1875-08-15
RAClNE
THE HE&EOF.

Special Correspondence Of The chtedou Tribune,
RAcSE Aug. 14.-The present rear has been
= sad sne for the ''patrons OF Husbandry" To-
Gated along our lake shore. Spring opened about
n no1th late, with cold rains aud rnF winds.
Eventually summer came, il an not mistaken.
and queer summer it has been-a mirtnre ~
sll theeeasona, and Jet not enough Of anv ona
It tins 10 apeak o&. Zhe fev va,r aava
, 1875-08-15

on Jefferson avenue near Fifty-third street nd
another IN process Of construction noar it.
Mz. Hoole is building = comfortable home y,
With numerous fine residences
The Journal Of Friday states that Mr. pahc,
is building residence On Madison ayeous ~c..a'
$40, COO. The Journal had bettaz learn soma-
thing about things before it speaks Of thsm
Tho builder OF that house says that il viii ~.
cost over al5, 900, Independent Of furniture .
The fine residence OF Mr. Il, L. Waite ,~
Hyde Park avenue, near Fifueth street. u
nearly completed. -
Ar. N. C. Perkins' house is receiving iss prima
coat Of paint.
Prof. Shaw gave a dancing Iesson It Four.
Hall Saturday afternoon. The children danc.d
some very queer things remarkably veil.
The strong men OF Hyde Park amuse them.
selves by trying to see which can aling g,gautta
hammer the farthsrest.
There wlil ba = large attendance 1t tas
churches Sunday it the weather continues to bs
good. =.
, 1875-08-15

FEWNUNEE.
Special Correspondence u Ths Chicago Tribune
PEwAuKEE, Wis, Aug. 14.-Following are the
prominent arrivals at the Oakton Spring II ouse
the past week:
John g. Richenburg, ". II. J. English, J. n. Whit
pey Hiram Hyde Charles Henrottn, wife, And child,
Dr. Henrotin and wife, Mrs. J. Chapn, 4 J. Cutler,
A. D. Robinson and wife, ". He.ston, James Barrett
l. Begga, Chicago, IL; j. IL. Carter, J. 8. Hendry,
Edwin Sande1son, ". +. Sexton, E. L. Cary. F. =.
Ils1ey, John Thompson, G. ". Chandler and wife, 4
Bblchner and wife. Milwaukee; B. Hutchinson and
wife, Miss E. Itey. 1ndlanapos, Ind. 9. B. nnd J.
Rogers, ,Kenosha, Wis. the Hon. B. B. Hurd and wife,
the Hon F. O. Day. St. Louis, Mo. George 8. Lord
Evanston, Ill; r. D. Mussy, Cincinnati, 0.
, 1875-08-15

served at $780, The tables were set under the
trees in the lawn, and, tired with playing. the
little folks said their goodnight about S o'clock.
The little misses who com oosed tho company
were Mary Kirkon, Iuella Masters, Lena
Straight, Jessie Huston, Florenca Everton,
Susie Ingraham, Msm1e Huston, and Fannie
Morkes.
The Baptist Society held an ice:craam festival
in the recently-completed parsonage Thursday
evening.