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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
Administrators Sale

NIorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II by oE der Of the County Court OF Linn
County, g regon, duly made and entered
OF record, the undersigned. administrators
de b0ais aoH eEgs tesfameHfo anHexo OF the
estate of ID. ellison, deceased. will on
the nth day OF December, 1881, ct the
hoar OF one o'clock in tho afternoon of
said day, on the premises hereinafter de.
scribed, sell at public auction to tho highest
bidder, ell the right title and Interest
OF said deceazed at the time OF his death,
In and 10 the following described premises,
to-wit: The north halfof the original
donation land claim OF Thomas :. SUM
n.ers, Il being claim No. 50, notification
No. 2S04 In Township ~, =. X. one and
two west in Linn County, Oregon, and
bounded and described as fellows, te-wIt !:
Commencing At the northwest corner of
said claim, running thence esst GO chains,
thence south b3 chains and 81 links !;
thence ives. o. chains thence north So
chains and 35 links. 10 ths place OF begin-
ming, containing 330 acres more or lcy
Terms Of sale: Ono half the Lurciss.-.e
price cash in hand. the balance on credit
OF twelve months from tho day OF sale
without interest, secured by mortgage ON
the premises.
Nov. 10th, 1881. X. A. IRvIss,
administrators
de bonIs non with the viii annexed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09

ways sat in their parlor in the even
Ing, 30 II was said, and their dining
room carpet was getting swfully scufI'
ed. Moreover IL was fe,tled fact
that Mary Jane put on her brown cash.
mere and whitc apron every day, %
soon az the after-dinner work was done
up, and that Mrs. Laws managed to
look neat and tidy even on waEh-day.
So different you know from what II
used 10 be. These bits Of gossip. care
fully gathered up and neatly put 10.
gsther, went from lip to lip, and in
the course Of time made the circuit Of
Mrs. Dodds tea table. Mr.. Dent
Listened, smiled knowing smile, and
said something 10 himself which /
wou't repeat, though / know vory
we'll what II was.
A year later no took tea for the
second time with the Lawsons. A
fow friends were also gathered around
the table, and Leside him, blushing
and lovely, in her simple white dress.
with orange flowers in her hair, and n
wedding ring on her finger, sat Mary
Jaae, who bad taken the yo~s Of wife
enc abort bonr before.
At first Mr.. Lawson thought the
marriage Of bis only daughter must DO
n grand affair, and had talked Of In
vitations, and orders 10 the florist and
confectioner. But Mary Jane, in
whose mind the le@on of year sgo
was still fresh, begged with hot burn
ing eyes /:
"Don't ! please don't father !
never could look John in the face
again II you made all that fuss"
And 10 IL happened that the ro6ns
woro only their own homsly. pleas.
ant look, and that the table. with
the exception OF the hugo brides
cake. with a pair Of clas?ed hands.
presented no unusual appearance on
that pleasant, autum evening when the
I.Awsons gave away their only daugh-
Ter, and John Dent received bls wife.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
NEWS ITEMS.

The subscriptions to the Garfield
Memorial Hospital, at Washington,
have reached $4,000.
General Sherman recommends fewer
garrisoned posts and forts and larger
standing army.
Since the lamentab.s disaster in
Grand street, New York, the inspectors
have found 1fty unsafe buildings.
The will of John Armory Lowell Of
Boston was fled Tuesday week. It
gives to Harvard College $4,000.
They are going to charge only $3.50
for reserved seats at the Cincinnati
May Festival, s.,d they expect Patti to
sing
The Fishery Society Of Germany will
send some dogfish to the United States
in return for the gift Of California
salmo@ spawn.
While the assessed value of property
Cor taxation in Quincy, H., is only
So, ,s25, ISL, the estimated real value of
property is not less than Ss0,00e, ,00o.
New York street cleaning under the
new system is dead failure. The
police are turning in failures to remove
garbage and ashes at the rate of l,400
a day.
The. depositors in the wrecked
Mechanics National Bank Of Newa.k K
have engaged Ben. Butler and Roger
A. Pryor to bring suit against the
Directors
A trife over $4,000 is already
pledged for the Bennington, Vt, battle
monument, and further Congressional
appropriations toward the needed
| 800, ,O0e will be sought.
Country people Gil Madison Square at
night and gaze at the electric light poles
in fear and astonishment The next
day they ascertain that they have been
robbed
The Memorial Hall erected at North
Eastern Mass, by the children Of Oakes
Ames, at a cost Of 500, 600, vas dedi-
Gated en- the 18th inst. in presence Of
the Government aud State officers.
Over 600 miles cf cable for the
General and South American Telegraph
i Company have been shipped from
London and direct communication with
Peru and Brazil is promised b June.
At tho top Of Mont Blanc the boil
/ ing po;nf Of water Is lS5e Fahrenheit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09

NEW YORK, 1882.

Tue sux for 1882 viii make It's afteenth annual
revolution under the present management, shIn ng,
Always for all. big and little, mean and gracious
eontented and unhappy, Republican and Demoer attic
dsprzysd and yirtuOus, intelligent and obtuss
TIE sUx's light Is for mankind and womankind ol
every sort ; but its genial warmth Is for the good
while Il pours hot discomfort the blisternk backs
Of the persistentIy wicked.
The sUk Of 1868 vas = newspaper Of . rev Kind
Il discarded many Of the forms, ana a multituds d
the supeiuOus words and phrases Of ancient Journal
isrn II undertook 20 report fn fresh. succinet an
1Dvenfional way AL the Of the world omit
ing no event oi human interest. and commenting
,,tost ears with the feaFlesAess OF absolute inde
uendef1ee The success Of this experiment was the
success Of THK sUk. IL effected permanent change
In the stYIe Of American newspapers Every Inn
r,rtat iSuruaI established IN this country IN ths
dozen years past has BEEN modelled after THE sux
Every important journal already existing has been
modified and bettered BY the force Of 1TnE SUSs ex
-1sls 4as s1s Of 1882 win be Tie same outspoken
trutia-tellina, and interesting newspaper.
BIZ a liberal use Of the which an abundant
prosperity affords, We shall make IL better than
| before.
shape and measuring It's imp0Ftasce nst by the ira
ditioBd yardstck but its real interest to the people
Distance from Printing House Square s not the first
consideration with THE sus. Whenever snythlns
happens worth reporting get the particulars
whether It happens m Brooklyn or In Bokbara.
In rolitits we have decided opinionss and are ac-
eztOIaod 70 express them IN lang uage that be
tfnderstood We say what we think about men and
events The habit Il the only secret Of THE sus'D
| political course.
The wKEgLY sUE gathers into eight pages the best
matter Of the seven daily issues, Aa Agricultural
Department OF unequalled merit, full market re
ports and liberal proportion Of literary scientific
and domestic intelligence complete TIE WEEKLY Sun
and make it the best newspaper for the farmers
household that was ever printed.
Who does not know and read and like THE sgsDAf
sUx, each number Of which is Goiconda of interest
ing liteture with the best poetry OF he day, prose
every line worth reading, news, humer-matteI
enough to I'll good-sized book, and infinitely more
varied and entertaining than any book, big little
If our idea Of what newspaper should be pleases
you, send for TIE Sex.
Our terms as follows:
For the daily Sux four-page sheet Of twentyeghl
columns the price by mi all. post paid, Is b5 cents
month, or $3.50 year or, including the Sunday
paper an eightpage sheet Of ffty-six columns, thu
price Is e5 cents per month, $40 year. postags
| paid.
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separately at 81. 20 year, postage paid
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ten sending 80 we will send an extra copy free.
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Publisher Of The SUs, New York City.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
rEasesALs.

IDe WIDOW OF the great chemist
Baron Iceberg has laloly died.
| Annie Louise Cary has sold her
house In Portland, No, for $500.
Two hundred requests fer auto.
graphs arc received by Mr.. Whittier
every year.
A man Of ninety Il suing for a
divorce from a wife Of eighly-hve.
Mr.. Choa:e was once described by
an old farmer as looking like a mix
ture Of Jaundice and Jurisprudence.
George Bincroft, the historian.
celebrated his eighty-frst birthday
recently. He Is living at Newport II.
/.
About President GarfeId's grave
are TO be planted weeping beech, a
pyramidal oak, buckeye, and sil-
YER fir.
An Iowa man refuses $40, 900 for
the old baltic flag Of the 47th Ohio
regiment, Of which Garfield was colo
mel.
Two West Point cadets have been
sentenced TO four months imprison-
ment, with other humiliations, for
hazing feIlow-student.
The United States minister TO
France. Mr.. Morton, drove the FIRST
rivet into BArtholdi's statue OF Llber-
iy at Paris the other day.
Twenty-Five thousand specimens OF
spiders in glass bottles have reen ar
ranged by Capt. Holden Of Ciuclu-
natl, who must be badly bitten.
When In Scotland, the Prince OF
Wales always wears the kilt, only
substituting velvet for tweed, aud
modifying tho "brogues' at dinner.
Lieut. ID. a. Lyle, who has dined on
grasshoppers on the WesterR prairies,
recommends them as an article OF diet
with pleasant nutty favor.
Queen Marguerite Of Italy Is well
versed In American literature, Long
fellow ranking among her favoritc
poets, and Hawthorne among her
best beloved romance writers.
II Is said that AIr. Fanderbilps
physician has told him that he should
be prepared for the sslast moment at
all times; that apOpIexy promises
70 terminate hls life, and that COM
paritIve rest Is absolutely necessary.
Prince Bismarck's mother Is de- |
scribed, and the dessription is approx
AL Et Ilf.sfsorTt- f.ft....IF -, 100000 4. - |
having been a tail graceful, amiabIe
and altogether a charming woman,
but with all this possessing a notable
expression Of decision and firmBess.
She had steady eye and hand, and
was an excellent pistol shot.
Mr.. Alexander Hutchinson, propri-
etor ola large India rubber manufaci-
ory at LongIee, France, is also owner
Of one OF the largest landed estates in
the district Of the Loire, while anoth-
er very large estate in the same dis
trict promises to pass into the hands
OF Mr.. Child, n nephew Of Gen. Rob
ert f. Lee, who married a niece Of
Mime. De Triqueitti, widow, and
ehildIess.
A curious custom prevailed with
the Greeks of each guest bringing his
own viands in box or basket. Sach'
dinner was called s'from the ham,
per" or Hclub dinner" or "picnic,"
or contrIbutary." or course the VI
ands were MISUNDERSTANDING to
the taste Of each guest. We read in
Arlslophanes OF a shabby fellow who
used to claim a share OF the good
things at rich table, though he him.
self brought only an apple and apom-
egranate. Aristophanes would have
had more than. one shabby fel-
low to describe ifhe could attend
few American plcnics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
Summons.

In Me Circuit Court cfMe State Oregon for
Linn County.
George d. Bunneli, PHI,
EmiIyJ. BunnsI1, Deft.
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
l. OREGON, you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint OF
the..above named Plaintiff. I'm the above
entitled Court, nov on fle with the clerk
Of said Court on The iirst day of the next
regular term ef : al e ,uft, in and for
Linn County, Oregon. to-wit; on the 18th
OF March. 1882, and IL you Eail so to ap-
pear and answer for want thereof the
Plaintiff will apply 10 the above entitled
Court fora decree dissolying the marriage
contract now existing between yourself
and said plhintiff, and you are further
notified that this summons Is served upon
you by publication by order OF Hon. II.
z. Boise, Judge OF said Court, made on
the Goth day OF October. 1881, directing
that said summons be published six con-
secutive weeks In tho STATES RI0HTs
DEMOCRAT published st albany In said
county.
.J. WHITNEY,
1--we Atty for PI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09

Ex-senator Thomas A. Hendricks
in recent interview gave retrospect
of his senatorial career. The ex-sen-
ator regards Reverdy johnson as the
ablest lawyer in the Senate during his
t4rm. Charles Summer succeeded in
having more of his views embodied in
the laws Of tho country than any other
man. MeDougal, of California, ex-
celled all on gem-like speeches made
on the spur of the moment. Henry S.
Lane, Of Indiana. had few superiors
as an orator. Governor Grimes, of
Iowa, was as pure man as ever en-
tered public life. Collamer, of Yer
mont, was remarkable for mis- ingnnity.
in debate. Anthony never gave of
Tense, and was highly successful.
Buckalew, Of Pennsylvania, he said,
was a dsbater OF rare force, and pro-
duced during the stress of his senate
rial duties the ablest book that has
been written on minority representa-
tion. Cowan, of the same state, al
ways came into discussion at height
of the controversy, and was able to
maintain himself against great odds.
Garrett Davis was the most fearless
debater he ever saw, but net always
considerate. Doolittle, of Wisconsin,,
was the finest orator. Festor, of
Maine, was the ablsst senator his state
has produced. He never left point
unanswered, and was the rsadiest man
in the body. John P. Hale was bril-
liant, but not studions, and repea ted
himself. John Sherman was always
prepared for action. Trumbnll was
eminent as lawyer and debater. Gov
ernor Morton was an able leader, but
extreme in his expressions. Strength
and earnestness were his peouliarities
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
HrmoRors ,glrrEEs.

Do grass widows ever have by
fever
The cry of Egypt-I want ny
mummy.
The days are getting short and a
good many people can sympatbiza With
them.
There is one advantage about false
hair--It never "turns white IN single
night"
Ia the voyage Of life every man Is
provided with sknll, with which TO
paddle his own canoe.
A poet says. Unto eacn life sorns
rain must fall" This Is particularly
the case when some fellow hss stolen
your umbrella.
Times Changes Old schoOIfellow-
"Dear ms why, whe0 you and
were at Eton, you were cnrIy-haired
boy with slim figure and now your
hairs slim and your figure curly !"
A minister had preached an bonr
then he remarkedS'AnOtber wide Geld
opens from the subject IN snsther dircc-
tiOn." just then an old eolorsd saint
calculated, please, Lord, shat up de
bars p
At the age OF two years, according
to authority, a son is just half as big
as his father, but from that age ON he
develops very rapidly, and at fiftesn
be Is good deal bigger man than bis
father ever thought Of being.
A widow at the West, Intending to
succeed her husband in the manage
ment of hotel, advertises that 'the
botsI viii bs kept by the widow Of the
former landlord, Dir. Brown, who died
last summer On a new and improved
plan"
An exchange says that IN Ireland
editors carry the papers about and
trade them for dried meat and wbiskey.
IL this plan was practicable IN Americ4
there would soon be strong demand
IN Kentuek for delirium-tremsns RENE
dies.
Blanche is fvs-y a--old The
other day an cid hon about the place,
with two chickens, lost one. Blanche
found the dead one, and bringing it in
remarked, Poor little thing. its dead.
amt it An its such pity. too.
cause it was twin"
/ said TO my little girl one day
"What large forehead you have gos :
Il is just ike your fathers You
could drive pony carriege round 1t. !"
To which her brother, FIVE years old,
said "Yes, mamma, bat ON papz's
you can ace the marks Of the Wheels
A young man living in a br<rding /.
house wants 70 know how he caa play
the violin without disturbing the other
boaraers. Soap the bow, yonng man.
and bathe the strings twice day IN
sweet oil. Then you can sit np AL
night aud play overtures and nehs.iy
viii mind it
"Have you given eiscsrieity trial
for your complaint, maaam E asked
the minister, as he took tea with the
Oia lAuF- Ltt(Af4tArf cAA4 attt-
"Weil, yes, reckon | has. was
strnck by lightning last summer and
hove oat of The window, bu. il didD,+-
seem 10 do de no-sert Of good .
Rev. Canon Fleming, speaking At
the Wesleyan missionary meeting, re-
lated the following incident, which
occarrued at meeting attended Ia
Exeter Hall some six years previousiy.
1t this meeting the speakers were
limited to twenty minutes each. One
gentleman exceeded his allotted time
by ten minutes. He was. followed By
a Scotch minister from Aberdeen, who
opened FIRE on him thus Ten min
utes of that speech beionged to me
but find it is the same IN London ~
il is in Aberdeen-the smaller the
man the longer the speech"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
Administrative Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned. Elizabeth Lewis, has
bsen duly appointed by the County Ceurl
for Linn county, Oregon, administrative
OF the estate of Charles Lewis, deceased.
All persens having claims against the
estate of the deceased are required to pre-
sent them properly verified TO the under
sign at her residence in Harrisburg, Linn
county, Oregon, within six months from
the dale hereof.
Dated Nov. 10, 1881.
ELTzABRTH LEWIS.
Administrative.
Weatheiford u blackburn
Atty's for Admitrx.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned, administrator ol
the estate OF Edwin Trites, deceased, has
filed IN tho County Court Of Linn County
Oregon, bis final account - such admins.
traitor and by order OF said Court, Satur-
day, December 10, 1851, At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
OF said day IL set for hearing o bjectioils
TO said account and the settlement thereof 4.
Any person interested In said estate II
hereby notified To appear and flo his OF
her objections 10 said final account on oI
before said day.
FRANK TRITgs.
Admr.
Nov. 10. 1891.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
4 CARD.

To al who are suffering from the errer
and indiscreiions ofyouth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay. loss OF manhood, 6c.
I will send a receipt that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self. addressed envelope
to the REy. JoskPH T. LYMAN, Station D
New York City. l6m6.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
slaven's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preser-
walton OF the Teeth and Gums. Ii Is far
superior 70 any preparation of the kind in
The market. In large, handsome opal
ots, price 80 cents. For sale By Foehay
Mason. Albany. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09

According to M. Trcve, the fiame al
a lamp appears brighter, and vertical
shaft, a post or mast is seen more
distinctly through vertical than
through horizontal slit, while house,
a landscape or the disc of the sun OF
moon is perceived more clearly through
= horizontal slit. He finds similar
differences in photographs, according as
the light passes from tho object to the
plate through vertical or q horizontal
slit, and ascribes the results to the ac-
ton Of diffussd light.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09

Special business notices in Local Col
umns % cents per limo. Regular local
notices 10 cents per line.
For legal and transient .advertisemenfe,
~ 90 per square for the first insertion and
10 cents per square for each sul,sequent
inscrfioD
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09

AIoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by an order OF the County Court OF
Linn County, Oregon, duly made and on
tered Of record, the undersigned, Admins
traitor Of the estate OF James Simons de-
ceased, will on the 18th day OF December
1881 at the hour OF one o'clock In the afser-
noon OF said day, on the premises herein
after described. sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder all the right title and
interest OF said deceased In and 20 the fol-
lowing described premises towit iG0
acres OF land on Mcdowell creek, three
and one half miles above Prices saw mill /,
in Linn County Oregon, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Tho east half OF the
northeast quarter and the northwest quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter, and tl,e north
east quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section In Township I3 OF X 1 east ei the
Willamette meridian. Terms or sale |:
One half Of the purchase price cash in
hand, the balance ona credit fisk months
from the day ofssle, without interest. the
deferred payment To be secured By mort
gage on the premises.
J. ID. SIMoHe.
Nov. 18th, 1881. Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09

At tho top Of Mont Blanc the boil
ing point Of water is 1s5 Fahrenheit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-09
Administrators Sale.

Nov. 10, 1881.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-03
A BAD PRECEDENT.

Ed DEMoCRAT-The action Of the Joint Board
Of Commissioners Of the two counties in choos.
ing Mr.. Buck as hs own successor to The super.
intendency of Fairmount Children's Home at an
increased salary of 81 500 per year is deserving of
Censure. From 81 900 to 81, 500 ia pretty good
Jump for the first leap toward extravagRnt man.
agement and is a bad precedent for the future.
1t is encouragement for a repetition Of such
tricks, not only in our own institution, but in
others throughout the country. II no capable
applicant had come forward 1or the vacancy the
case would be different, but not so Mr.. Joshua
Woods one of the Stark County Commissioners,
when the institution was built, and for six years
directly interested In Its management, was an
applicant, and his ability to perform the duties
could not justly be questioned. 1t was likely so
with others l might refer TO, but Mr.. Woods is
more generally known in the co munity, and
hence mention his name. The institution and
the care Of the children would have been con-
sldered safe in his hands; the farm would have
been managed with practical ability, and opine
there would have been no violent displays Of
temper and cruelty by him as superintendent.
To say there is no man in either Of the two coun
NiSD OopHplO VI hllAl bhO pOnlAlOht OluGI
Mr.. Buck, is absurd. Even Mr.. BIS qualihca.
tlons are not above question, and If necessity de.
mands may enlghten the public on a few Incl.
dents that will cause surprise and chagrin.
The salary as increased is extavagant, and Is
an extra expense fs5OO per year entirely unneceS.
sary 1t is more than twice the amount paid to
the Superintendent Of our county inirmary,
where there are l6O paupers, some insane, dis
essed and infrm, and where the duties Of the
position are more trying and arduous 1t Isl bet
ter paying position than that of Judge Of our
Common Pleas Court, and larger net income
than that received by most professional men.
As the official act Of servants of the people de.
nounce this proceeding as unwise and unneces-
sary, meritng the rebuke Of all fair.minded cid
zens 1t is but just to say however, that 1t was
against the better judgment Of tie Stark County
Commissioners, but by the aid of a little myste.
rous outside influence the COlumbana trio
finally succeeded. The censure should be placed
where 1t belongs. CHILDREN's FRIEND
Alliance, O February 26, 1881.