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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-29
win ]. Wolfe, Pln.
Vs.
John II, Davidson, Den.

u
W.
John II, Davidson, Den.
BY virtue OF "A execution and order oI
sale issued ont OF the above named Court
In the above entitled action for the sum oi
e6o.o0, with Interest a. the rate OF . pei
cent per annum, from the 7th day Of Sep
tenber, ISS2, and the further sum Of SO. -
essts, have applied the following de-
scribe4 real property heretofore attached
In said action, t0-wit Beginning at the
northeast corner OF block - (twenty-two)
N Hacklemanis second addition 10 the
city 81 Albany, as the same Is designated
and described on the maps and plats and
surveys Of said addition, now on file in
the Office Of the County Clerk, of Linn
county. Oregon Running thence south
II0 fest parallel with Jefferson street In
said addition; thence west 66 feet parallel
with 5th street /; thence north 10 feet
parallel with Jefferson street: thence asst
6 fest parallel with 5th street, to the place
Of beginning, and On Saturday the 2ist
day OF October, 1882, At the Court House
dooE IN the city OF Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, at the hour Of one o'clock, p. m..
win sell said property at public auctisr.
for cash in hand to the highest bidder, To
satisfy said execution with accruing costs
Dated this 22nd day OF September 1882.
Gro. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff OF Linn Co. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-29
Guardians Sale.

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN = sDde stgilssu uardaI the Ier-
sS,s.s and estate OF Daniel Smith, Lottie
smith, Edward Smith aud Laura smith
minors, will on Friday. the 29Lh day of
September, 1R82, at the hourof one o'clock,
o. IN, of said gay ag the Court house
door in the city or Albany Linn county,
Oregon, sell at public auction to the high
eat bidoer, all the right title and interest
0f said minors IN aud to the following de
scribed premises to-wit: The undivided
four sixEi1s of lot numbered seven Cd in
block numbered fifteen llE) in tile City of
Albany, Linn con nty, Oregon, as the same
is designated. numbered and described on
the maps and plsts Of said city on file in
the ONCE of the County Clerk CT Linn
county, Oregons
pkkss OFt SALE One half cash in
hand. the balance on q credit of twelve
mouths. with interest at ten per c. Mt pa
nunnra-khe defarred payment 10 be So
saEed by mortgage On the premises.
Dated August 3lst, 1882.
GEORGE SINGLETON
Ew4 Guardian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-29
To the Sick and Afflicted !!
AND SPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility,
Nervous Prostration, Loss Of
Vitality, Sexual In1rmities,
Etc., Etc.


UVHE GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE who .ru
suffering iFem sexual AND NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS lei phynaeAAu who eAa eonpfths nd
thsir alirnsuts ard ssoceasfaliy tFsst thesn
Ies Esssral pr.s.isl9nsT = nc, safsessSag sAinsd
lstt 20 the specialist. uho By eueztsn. long pFAs
ties thorough kns~ieags aid eotnuFrheDsss shd is
prspar~d 10 earv them.
Nm. .. G. xoTsG
opsard bic non eslesrAsad Iassltu.a In 1880 fsr the
purpose a anordlng the aaaiesed the certainty u
honoFahls and akillfni ucaisnsnt Aad pssiect and
permanent restoration and Ios over 80 years IL has
sustained the ara rank ngt only uTsa this Coast bot
throughout The civilized World.
an aware thst bJ dwelling upon - uninFAsng
subject a. tbs decay af s-auAl Nlgur the ignorant
may Rapsr@o iuy motive but The dosre % infofm
thoss Who are suffering through ignorance. aud
who by carrleasness Nant of knoUledKo thai 4
eaa 10 bad. not Only harTyng thoasselsas
aa unsitasy grave. but giving sexual weakness
lnhssltAncs u future Egnsratos. ls Too gEyAt
ineesuse 10 psEuit tas ~ BE silent.
symptsma
u yoa are saasriax from night los.es, nervoasnsss,
ueakse~ssa. eouius0n of mind. slight Losses ~hrn
undeE exe4Lment, variable temper. trembling talpl
tation. auahss, &e., u you hare EHacticsd ssif-
abuse sSuu ia The slightest particular you are suffer
Ing trom ths
Dread Enemy Of Humaa Life.
And should NOD hesitate 70 seek al once health and
hapPlneas Ia cure.
Il NIAEA AUAkAlIEEDs EE.k8 MODERATE
| coNsULTATIoS ~ LATTER or oTuERWisE-
Free.
RxeIasiveIy Vegetable Remedies Used.
%
LADaRa-You are especially Liable 10 suffering
from asgrious prostrAlian. All your peculiar com.
planta are nervous ia their oFgtn and hence your
suffering are terribly depressing OF inexprrsaib bis
keen. The Doctor In his researches and practice u
| nsFvoua troubles has made your orgsni1ALoa q
special study and s thna enabled from hln expert
oneo and knowiedge 70 aid and cure you IN any ol
the troubles. weakness distressing and sucflngs u
which ~ q eex you are liable.
6yYoa will and In the Doctor friend upon
whom you can reply for comfort, aid and cure
Dr. Houng's Female Remedies have AZ.
tAined reputation tor officency unoquAied by any
uaedienc. or medical prescription offered.
They cais be sent By mail or express
Those desiring personal care and attention car
have All necessary accommodations furnished.
o
Those who can net Vlsit the city can hy giving
their symptoms In their way, receive advice,
and when desired, treatment al homo with every as
surance q cure.
LETrERs RETURNED OR DESTROYED.
Address,
Dr J. c. YONG.
Medical Institute,
San FraneiscO. Feb, 81. 1882.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-29
A STOCK RANCH
IN EASTERN OREGON.

A stock ranch OF 90 acrcs. with good
outside range, located near Bridge Creek,
In Wasco county, together with about Is
horses, 70 exchange Tor land here in the
Willamette Valley. Now, II 20 want TO
sell your farm and 20 into the sgOck bust
Bsss in Eastern Oregon, here is q chance
foe You.2 Call On or address e. II. Stew
art. Albany, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-29
Summons.
In The Circuit Court Of tie .State Of ORGY n
for Linn County

In The Circuit Court Of tie .State Of Oreg n
for Linn County
james cowan, Pif.
C Burge, Def.
To G G Barge the defendant above
naned. In the name of EIls state OF Ore
gon you are hereby required TO appear
10 The above entitled court and answer the
e0inplaint Of the above named pIs intiff IN
the above entitled action by the nrst day
of the next regular term of said court in
and for Linn county, to be begun and
he'll on the fourth Monday OF October,
1852 Aud you lare notified thar, ii you
fAil 10 appear and answer said comp Amt
rs above required the piainIif will take
judgment against you for the sum OF
so and interest thereon at the rate oi
enc per cent per month from Nov. 8, 1876
and for the costs and disbursements oil
this action.
Published by order of the Hon r F
Boise. Judge of said court, for six weeks
IN the 3otAteRights Democrat" )" which or
dor bears daie Aug. 22nd 1892.
Finn cHAMBERLAIN.
Atty's for Fif.
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Summons.

Ia he Circuit Court Of The .State Of Oregon
fer the County Of Linn:
Hsstie Sparks Montgomery,
W.H. Montgomery,
To n. H. Monsomery lie oJore nanaed
7sfe.1onf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-29

Q@S A WEEK. Sla day at home Easily nA. e.
Ang gussA- Name
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-29

0no ares OF land IN Marion county,
QUO IL miles from BCsnz Vista and
seven miles from Jefferson. so acres in
cultivation and balance l. light brush amp
limker. House, barn and good orchard.
Flouring mill within 2 miles. Enough
wood can be sold &C the pottery works ~
Basna Vista TO pay for the farm. Cali on
q. II. STEwkRr, 81 Albany.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-08
The Elections Bill.

Washington, 6.-The prc3identia
count bill which passed the Senate with
out amendment, provides that the presi
Dental electors for each state shall NEE
end give their votes on the second Mon
day Of January next following their ap-
pointment, at such places as the legisla-
ture of the state may direct; that each
state, pursuant to its laws existing on the
day fixed for the appointment of elect
ors, may de ermine, prior to the meeting
Of the electors, any controversy concern
ing the appointment of all or any Of
them; that such determination shall be
conclusive evidence of their lawful title,
and shall govern in the count by Con-
greFs; that no electoral vote or votes
from state from which but one return
has been received, shall be rejected ex-
Cept By the affirmative votes of the two
houses; that it more than one return is
received from state, the votes of those
electors appointed by the lawful tribunal
of the state shall be counted, and in the
event Of question as to which Of the two
or more such state tribunals is lawful,
the electors appointed by that tribunal
which the two houses acting separately
shall decide to be the authorized one,
shall be counted; that in case Of an unde-
termined contest between two or more
sets of electors of state, those votes shall
be counted which the two houses, acting
separately, shall decide to be the lawful
electoral vote. The bill also provides
that If the counting of the votes shall not
be completed before the fifth calendar
day next after the first joint meeting OF
the two houses, no recess shall be after
ward taken by either house until the
counting is finished
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-08
Oregon Democrats.

San Francisco, THE Oregon demo-
cratic convention adopted resolutions de-
handing legislation for the regulation of
railroads, tariff reform, attributing the
assassination OF Garfield TO the republi-
can apois So tenn, denouncing polygamy,
favoring a repeal of the navigation laws,
demanding that the congressional dele
cation do It's utmost to secure an sppro-
priation for Oregon river and hsrbor
improvement, and denouncing the Pre-
sident for vetoing the Chinese bill. The
ticket was completed as follows: Seere-
tsry Of state, j. K. Weathersford; trea-
surer, Il. Abraham; superintendent of in
struction. w. II Worthington; state
printer. William Cornell; supreme judge,
Edward Shsttuck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-08
Criminal Calendar.

New York, 6.-Theodore Gebhardt,
drunk, quarreled with his wife, and Or
dered his 9 year old son out for beer.
The wife refused to permit the boy to go.
when the father brsIned the boy with 8
hammer, and then cut bis own throat.
Chicago, 6.-Thomas Franklin, resi-
dent of San Franci.co, was held in
81, GOO bond to the criminal court, for
stealing 8 horse and buggy.
Reading. Pa, THE accounts of
Adam NJ. Dsndore ex county treasurer,
was skort about $50, 600. His bondsmen
will pay the loss.
Piltsburg, This morning Joseph
Hess, 81 aged man, a So Don keeper OF
Allegheny, deliberately shot his wife
dead, and then Intellectually attempted
> suicide He refuses to assign any
cause. His daughter says it was jesl-
ousY.
Pueblo. Col, Friends of the men
lynched here recently on suspicion of
stealing cattle, will sue the county for
$50, 600 damages, ON the ground that
wbiie they were in the hands of response
officials they were permitted to be
taken away and killed. Able counsel is
retained.
Lssalle, H., 7.-NeWport Campbell,
an insane man who shot James r. Gott
of Boston, seriously, was found dead 10
the ditch yesterday evening, having
drowned in eighteen inches of water.
Harrison, Ills, 7.-Frederick Msikles,
of Pitts burg, was robbed on the railroad
of sstchel, on Wednesday night, con-
tanning 800, 600 in mining STOCKS, by a
blind man called Davis, who got off the
train here. Davis was arrested yester-
day in the Harrison House, with the Sc
curities in a basket. He, with boy
was engaged in burning them in stove.
he had destroyed SIG, 900 in this way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-08

London, 6.-The father of DR.. Lamson
has written long letter, maintaining
that the question of his sons insanity is
not new one, nor was it first raised
after the trial, nor in America. Through
promptings from England, the case. be
says, was greatly prejudiced by DR..
Lamson's acts. showing as they did se-
we're monetary pressure. He expresses
regret that the plea of insanity was put
aside by the managers ofthe defense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-08
Indian Prisoners.

Washington, 6.-The commissions
OF Indian affairs has ordered Agent
! ltfany, at San Carlos Agency, to hold
for trial those Indian prisoners turned
over to him, recently by the military
against whom there is not positive evil
dence of guilt and to release the rensip-
der. These Indians were engaged in
Council massacre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
New Mines

Bozeman, Mont, 6.-There is a SIAM
pede for the new mines at the lase Crow
reservation.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-It il gcner-
ally conceded that ex-senator Sargent
has ls.-n definitely fixcsl upon for Seq
rotary Of the Interior.
Sargent was IN the flour Ut the Senate
this morning and was warmly tUngrat-
ulattri upon his coming appointment.
ami it il apparent that he has assurances
which tisiv him that he il tO receive
the appointment. The nomination will
net H. sent t. the Senate. it II said, fi,r
several weeks-nOt until after the
Senatorial elections in Iowa arr over.
Kirkwoad and his friends on one side
and Wilson and his friends gu the 9th.
cr prefer this arrangement. and It lla>
~ lnen represented To the Preoielcnt.
Secretary kirkwOOd realizes that he il
going :" le superseded and doc. not
want to enter the Senatorial race in Ia
va or interfere. with it in any manner,
hut should he In retired now he antici,
lates that his friends will cndcavOr Ia
xt.t him into the Senatorial race. He l.
d.sirs",s Of avoiding this pressure and
Of quietly retiring when he leaves the
Interior Department.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
More Vaults Needed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. j.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has decided t. ask Con-
gre>s for M appropriation for additional
FranciscO, Cal. There was ~ much sill
yer stored in the vault there that the
Assistant Treasurer declined to receive
any more firm the Collector If the port,
"n the ground that he had no proper
place to store it. Secretary FOlger was
informed Of the state If affairs, and TEL
cgrapll.ri to the Assistant Treasurer that
10 must receive the money and take All
,iili"nal precautions t"guarsl it III might
IL necessary, until authority could 'c
obtained from Congress for the COnstrllc-
ton If an additional vault.
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An important Order.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE $upcrin-
irm.l.n, H the railway mail service has
issued u circular I" Division Agents. il,
which hc aay>: In view IL the Prcva-
irncs' Of smallpox Throughout the csHll,-
try al tin. present time YOU are instruct
III in every case where u report Is made
I" you in regard I" the matter, with u
request that mail communication l'e sus-
pended t. the infected locality, to
take necessary action ut once, without
waiting IL consult this office, but report
your action Immediately Ia this Office.
This IT, necessary in order that the DC'
I..rtm"n, shall not in any way In. res.
lH'n$ihl. for the spreading of any CON.
lngiOti@ disease.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 6.-District Al,
t0rney C0rkhill and g. A. Bliss, special
assistant U. s. attorney In the star route
cases, were closeted with Judge smell ID
the police court to day, in relation to III
ing Of papers in this court against pcr.
ties charged with star route frauds. II
was learned that the government intends
to proceed against the star reuters ~ In
formation and that the tnformatiOns
were ready to file and will be nled In
the police court; Judge Cox having
ruled that this court was the place To
Ole the information and not the supreme
court. 1t was ascertained that there
were - charges against six defendants
and that warrants will be issued to-day
II the clerk gets through making them
up in time.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
The End in View.

WASHINGTON. January i.-(:uitc.u' }.
counsel will give Judge Cox three points
Tomorrow anil Judge Cox will rule 81,
them Immediately after opening the
Court On Saturday.
Davitlge will occupy the day in speak
ing for the prosecution.
Scsvillc and Reed will reply and Gui-
tcau Will IL allowed to address the jury,
il he desires.
Judge Porter will close.
Se0ville thinks the arguments will r.
,,uire four days. III 10, the CASE will ~
Ia the jury by Thursday next.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11

/ 81 Loup, Jan. GA Heseb 80.
non Naauhal, No, says: JohD j. fnM'
ips - h1nged AeGo aboue 1eon t00ey
1be .the 19ldsg q E1ijeh K4eoa, z
vea1eAy hrmsg;wh nvoo near BTowoe'
vile, IN this (6aline) county, on the
FniGht0 f tho I'd Of lgt April. Fh!npa
confessed. He loved Keyton's daughter
and the old man opposed their union.
Several thsosand PeoPle witnessed me
execution, among whom waa Mh.s Key
ton, who wept Bitterly: fhiiips .m msae
. brief speech, abiding to his sweet
heart, whom he saw In the crowd. ne
died In eight minutes after the drop tell.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
0uiteau Case.

WASHINGTON, Jan. &. - There has
l~rm II" new developments in the Quit
isints. uavisigc will then be ready to
prn.es.i ut once with the opening argu-
thought ;i that an adjournment viii b.
taken until Monday.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-There were lis
fatal eases 81 s.rall pox during Decem-
Ier in Chicago and 80 other deaths
from seylratic diseases. Total deaths
ltrH,. The death rate from small l'Ox de-
creased fiUn, LIS In OctO'cr tn lis in
December. There are Ii cases now In
tine small i,ox hospital.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11

RICHMOND, Jan. Ex-Governor Cam
eron, in his message, recommends the
Immediate adopt ON Of the Riddleberger
bill. He regards the Readjuster plans
~ the most honest and equitable vet
proposed. He regards three per cent.
~ the highest rate Of interest that
should he Maid on the debt.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
The RaGult Of the Powder 1xp1o
don.

OsxALoOsA, Iowa, Jan. e. The bod
les Of the three boys killed yesterday oy
the powder explosion were burled 10
day. The "Herald's' extra detaaIs Ioes.
- .ggregsting nearly IS OO. The tot:l
will reach 81. 900. About thirty rest
dences were badly wrecked: some nave
to be rebuilt. Many people can III a.
ford this l0s- but no appeal will be mace
to the outside world. There were ~
63O pounds Of powder in the magazine
according to the cOmpany's books and
this was the ordinary amount held. Inc
mines in the vicinity use JOO kego at
least. 1t will take week t. replace the
brv,kcn glass. All the injured are recov-
ering.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11

KN.uMOND, Jan. G.--lIe SAYS ''a.s-
SUMPTION j. not unwarr. .nttsi that re-
cent events in Virginia have served to
give an emphatic impulse. I" liberal
sentiment .iIr.,,glHut the land that u
lmtirr ..r,S alawlI>. upon llS H. we'll attest
III l.y the fact that 4 plea, the first time
in nearly 4 quarter IT century. the
President "f The nit.rl States, in his
annual message t. Congress. finds no
M.:,~iOn e. :,ilui.lc IT, sectional dii1tr.n-
'rs, nor Is there any ln'int ut issue l'e.
tween this commonwealth AMI the
Government NJ thu. United States IL call
for u .!i~.,,s~i.'n in this paper Of Federal
relations. Aliv" and responding to the
approach "f II more perfect nni"n. Vir-
gimia always with van Of great nation
i'll events. furnishes u grave upon her
<"il for the vcx,sl question If the color
line in politics. To-day Virginia stands
before the world, offering all the hlt~<-
inGs Of FREE citizenship: " absolute free
dom IN politics amt religion IL tll,s.t
VIII" may seek her in'rti.rs: appealing
lar il.. harmonious >i~tcv!,.M oi States.
IN which section hate shall IT, ui,-
known. and IN each "f which shall H.
illustrated the spirit Uf .\nn'ri,';sni~,,,
as Lr.'a.i rs the limit. Uf the continent.
She points tn. way hy leading it and
hy plc,lginy tolerance t. cvry creed Of
party ar church save only the creed ri
intolerance and persecution. The laws
II Virginia guarantee equal protection
and privilege ~ every citizen, and the
lsOplt III the commonwealth have or
.lcr.si that all departments III the Cow
crnIlItnl shall abide l,y the letter ami
the spirit ~ these laws.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11

I."NIn'N, January 5.-The ''s;tan.l-
nrl" says that England and France. after
(;ambetta's accession to the Presidency
IT the Council and Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, sent a joint note to the khetlive
in the sense Of the recently published
dispatch IF Lori Granville. Foreign
Secretary. This fact is probably the or
igin of the recent reports regarding the
Anglo French intervention in the af.
fairs Of Egypt.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
4 Mob After Prisoners.

IRoNrON, Ohio. January 5.-Thc
prisoners passed herr at ! p. M. and the
mob has not reached here 1T .:::4D p. m.
The mob arr understood to l,e trying tn
secure the train and to head of the
murlerers ut Portsmouth or the nearest
point below.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
Nominations.

WAsHlNGTON, Jan. G.-The President
nominated Samuel T.. Parks. OF New
Mexico. Associate Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of Wyoming, and Jos. Bell
Of New York, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Cont Ut New Mexico.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
hot Killed by Indians.

81. LOUIS, Jan 6.-Dispatches from
Texas say it IL disbelicved that the Chi
namen reported murdered y few days
ago on the southern Pacific railway
were killed by Apaches or any other
Indians. The indications are that the
deed was committed by disguised white
men recently employed on the railway.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
Brave Bear To Bo HANGED.

YAxKTOx, January 5.-"Brave Bear"
a Yankton Sioux, and . member of Sit
ting Bulls hand, was found guilty to-
day Of the murder Of David johnson.
near Fort Sully, several years ago. The
penalty j. death. Sentence will he
pronounced Monday morning.