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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-20
HtLLoRY CONTINUES

We are informed that Hon. Rufus
Mallory has received an appointment
from United States Attorney General
Brewater, authorizing him TO perform
the duties of United States District At
torney for Oregon until his succsSssr
shall have been regularly appointed.
II is whispered abroad that there is a
triangular fight going on for the POai.
hon which Mallory thus mporarily
holds, as he is supported by ex-senator
Mitchell, while CongresHmsn George Is
advocating the appointment Of State
District Judge, J. +. Watson. and sx-
Attorney General Williams is urging
tho appointment Of ii. Y. Thompson,
for whose welfare he 30 suddenly took
his departure for Washington City nst
long since. 1t is generally accepted that
the temporary appointment Of hallSry
means that there will be no further sp-
pointnent until after the State election,
when the crown OF the local government
Attornsyship will probably fall TO him
who shall have shown IhO greatest ASil-
ity as worker in the vineyard Of psli-
ties. Tho report heretofore published
OF the appointment OF Mr.. Watson orig.
mated from Dir. Mallory, ~ho at thO
time thought bis successor had been
named by tbs Prosident.-Aercury.
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Last Monday Congressman George
introduced bill in Congress propos-
ing tho following appropriations for
Oregon and Washington torritery
rivers and harbors: For permanent i'm
provomont Of the mouth Of Columbia
river, as recommended by Col. Gillespie,
U. s. Engineers, $4,000; fer con-
strueting a Pacific csast hsrbor Of
refuge at Port Oxford, s250.000; FOR
Cascade locks, S750,000; lower vii.
lamette and Columbia, sl33, 900; Coos
bay, $4,000; Yaquina bay, 100000;
Coquills bar $4,000, and river above
$4,000, uppOr Columbia aAd Snake
rivers, s20,0e; upper Willamette and
YAmhill, $4,000; Umpqua, $4,000;
Lewis river, $500; Alsea, $4,000; Cow
litz, $1,000; siuslaw, 1880 and
Young's river $1,000. This footS up
Sl,3l3,ooo TO no expended on the
Columbia between tho Cascades and
the ocean, ani between Portland and
The mouth Of the Willamette, whilo &c
only asks for Yaquina Bay tho modest
littlo sum of 100000. II Mr.. George
wishes TO DO reelected TO tho positi on
he now holds he should Immediately
commence making an explanation o
h.a conduct, as the people of the viii
labetLe Valley are very much incensed
at the manner in which he has bOtray-
cd thom. Whsn wo say people, We de
not mean the Democratic party. This
is no question of politics, it interests US
all, and our Congressman Is just as
bitterly denounced by Republicans as
by Democrats.
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Il
A few land transactions have taken
place since my last Communication
Lewis Cox has bought the Thomas
Humphrey farm, and Mr.. ii. O. Powell
has sold his farm to Mr.. Hoskins, who
has been in our state but short timo.
Mr. II. came frsm Illinois here last fall.
Confederation, $4,000.
Knox Butte Grange install offers
on tho fourth Saturday in Jan.
The Linn County Council, j. OF n.
will also hold session at the Knox
Butte Grange the Grst Saturday in Feb
ruary.
The wifo off. X. Haisht has failed
to put In appearance. Jim says he fears
she has fed from tho wrath to come.
Bob Chambers says ho may bO ablo
TO biro cook Of tho feminine gonder
by the tina tho boys want the next oys.
Yer supper.
There has been right smart said about
tho architect who built the Lash oyster
supper here. think such IN efficient
builder deserves some credit at least for
80 great labor Of love. am informed
he IL going to build house on his farm
this summer, and know he is about
TO csptivate one Of tho pFettiest girls in
shis Ntahee.
"a Hunter" is mistaksR aboat the
clogging Of the wheels in the machinery
Of tho K1ex Butte school. IL he that
jealous correspondent
A correspondent speaks OF shesp
being killed on Knox Butte by two
black dogs. If he has any more ssAbby
shosp he wants killed, send them ever.
Those Black dogs have good teeth.
Mr.. "a Hsntor" II, i believe, an AsPir-
mt for tho ofEise Of County School Sup.
eritendent. To put an end to his sspi-
ratisns, would most respectfully sug-
gest the namo Of Moses Miller and IL hs
takes 40 active an interest in the coun.
ty school sRaira as he does in the Affairs
Of tho district your deponon. win no
regret the suggestion.
Gen. RAcKgxoEFKowsgf.
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sCI0 SOUs.
ScIo Jan, l4.h, 1882.


III. BsHoerat:
District Deputy Grand Master Nick
erson was present last Wednesday to
install TIE officers in DeerdoG Lodge
No. 81 Of |. o. o. T.. Tho following
list Of officers were duly installed. II.
A. Johnson,N G Newton C.abtree, V.
G F; Daniel Gaby Sse'y; A. Montgomery
Treas; After ths installing exercises
were ovor, the members and invited
guests to the number OF about two
hundred repaired to HoustOn's Hall
where q table was spread with all that
tasto could wish. All seemed to take
a prominent part in this portion ef the
program and in very short time the
table was relieved Of its ponderous
weight after which some select pieces
were sung by Ihe Glee Club, rscitations
delivered by Mrs Brown, Misses Mary
Miller, Jennie Smith, Floy France, and
ditty by Mr. birmingham, which
caused considerable merrimsnt foI
those present. After the program had
been carried out, the young folks pro-
posed to engage in the may dance,
but the older heads answered in the
negative and the general amussmenti
followed and not till o'clock were the
lights extinguished. Just such 9
time we have not experienced fer years
There was small blaze in town
last week, and had il not been for the
speedy efforts Of eur citizens the
business portion Of our small city
would have been destroyed. The
cause was defect in stove pipa il
the dwelling of Mr.. A. Montgomery
This however, will serve az n warn
iHg to our citizens Already our Of
fcent City Marshal, Thos Barnes hal
commenced tour of the city examining
fucs.
The Scio Social Debating Club me-
last Thursday and organized by elect
ing Al johnson, Pres, d. +. Birmiag.
ham, Secy., After selecting question
for debate and transacting some other
business the clnb adjourned to meet
next Thursday for a social debate.
w. H. TalOOts closed his writing
school last Saturday. Two prizes were
awarded. The first, gold pencil, fol
finest writer, was awarded Chalmers
Kirkpatrick. The second, large ink
stand, for most Improvement, was
awarded to Minnie Alexander.
Miss Cusick, Of Stayton, is visiting
in Scio, guest of Rev. s. I. Miller.
DR.. Conn has returned from his
tour through Southern Oregon looking
much improved in health. The DR.
brings very favorable report of that
section of the State.
Mr.. J. @. johnson and family have
just returned from visiting friends al
JeAcrssn, they report having had q
very pleasant tine.
Miss Herren, of Jefferson, is visiting
friends in Seio, guest of Mr.. Huhget
A grand ball is announced to take
place on Feb %, under supervision ol
Mr.. G. w. shriver.
c1,o
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snowxsVILLE sEwa.
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 18th, 1882.
',I;for Damoeraf.

Brownsville, Jan. 18th, 1882.
EditOr Democrat:
There was q strange catastrophe
happened hero on last Sunday even
ing. Miss Clara Bishop became a
conf beg pardon, should have
said starr, she having wed our
ss.imable young Dostor ]. w. Starr.
The young eoupio start In lifo with a
bright future. May they trot IN
double harness without ripple.
DIR. Starr has another partner slso
a young Doctor by tho maine ei
Barker, who seems 10 be gentleman
OF culture and ability. NO Wish
them all success.
We had m Anti. Monopoly speech
on last Friday evening by Mr. Elliott
but owing to a mistake there was but
few out. He was billed for Thursday
hence tho small audience. Tho
gentleman was on tho wrong string
fer organizing a League hero when
he was telling them that Sceit OF the
OregOnian, was receiving $500 per
month since tho work had began on
tho railroad from the Dalles TO Pert
land, as tho Republicans could not
take that In.
We hear OF considerable dissatisfsc-
tion with our County Court in the
matter OF paying $50 damages to Mr..
Gslbraith for damage done him by
running read through his place.
That aciion has killed tho road.
Our now city officers are doing us
up fine. They will not allow stores
to sell any on Sunday, hsRcs the
rush TO the Drug store for cigars. etc,
II would bo bettor TO serve all alike.
Our harness and saddle shop Is
now run by Howe and Thompson,
Nr. A. X. Thompson having bough {
an Interest IN Ii.
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scto, Jar. 18th, 1882

0CiO, jar lfbD, 1909
Bdaor BorScrsS
500 in your paper Of Jan. 18th that
the Linn County Business Council met
at Lebanon for the election Of sffcsrs,
&C., and that ono matter which was up
for discussion seems to have been that
Of the late assessment Of Linn County.
IL seems that the blame was al thrown
on my shoulders. have 10 reflections
TO cast upon the Marion County or any
other County assessor. 1t seems that a
comittee has been appointed TO interro-
gate certain candidates with regard to-
certain things, which have ne objec-
tions to, and If were a candidate for
tho Office Of 6ssessor and should bo
asked tho question al 10 bow expected
to assess property if elected, my anbwsr
would bs-"accordinq 10 law and 10 the
beat Of my ability" Ia conclusion |
would ask the Business Council wAat
kind Of property was assessed too high :
II. s.. WILLIAMS,
County Assessor.
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rHG one STATE eRA


This organization held its regular an
nual meeting at Chillicothe, commenc-
ing on Tuesday, December 18th. and
lasted several days On the evening Of
the first day q reception was given by
the city in honor of the Grange, and
the Mayer delivered an excellent ad-
dress. This meeting of the Grange was
the largest ever held in tie State of
Ohio, 50 counties being represented,
and the average attendance being lit
tie over 400. From the reports of their
officers We judge that the history of the
order in that State is about the Same as
that of Oregon. II filled up rapidly
with oil sorts of people after it was FIRST
instituted AID then just as rapidly de-
clined. It than took second growth
and it is proving 10 be healthy one, as
the proceedings of this last meeting
show. The errors which wrought such
serious evil in the early days of the Or.
der, have been largely overcome and
the membership is learning the true
work of the organization and taking it
up IN manner which ensures success
to 1t. So far as we are acquainted
with the history of the order in Oregon
its experience has been just the same
In Ohio also the Grange does not over
look political matters. A great part
of the Masters address was embraced
under the heading of Legislation, !" and
they are thoroughly aroused as to the
Importance of checking the advance
made upon the liberties of the people by
. large corporations. They adopted the
plank of the Anti-Monopoly League,
and resolved not to support for che Office
OF Judge, Senator, Representative or
any Executive position, any one who
would receive a pass from a railroad
They warmly recommend the petition
to Congress drawn by Judge Jerry"
Black, now being circulated in this
county, and urge all Patrons to SIGN It
In conclusion" the Master SAYS. sal.
low me to urge each member to renewed
activity in our good cause; it Is wort hy
Of your efforts. Let US bring our best
offerings TO the Grange altar, and con,
seerate ourselves anew to the work
Love of class, home, family, ceuntry
aud mankind, should inspire US with Ar
ardor that will net be quenched, with {
zeal and perseverance that will not IA,
uAtil the great purposes of our organi
zatiOn are fully accomplished. Out
haal success Is assured. sHope" send
rs cheering rays to light our pathway
aid Faith" dispels all doubt. Let Gu
wAtchwsrl Be Coward" and "F;dsli,,
to the principles which underlie our q,
g4nizatiOn be our guide through all th
difficulties, dangers and temptations O
hfe's rugged pathway.
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NuTF CED.
Order to Show Cause.

In the matter Of the Estate and Guar
dianship ofThomas II. Yantis Annie
Yantis and Mary Yantis, minors.
Now pt this Sd day Of January, 1852,
pcomes John 4. Mcbride, the Guardian
of the persons and estate OF Thomas X.
Yantis, Annie Yantis, minors, and
presents 10 the Court his petition duly
verified by his own oath, praying for n
license to sell the following described
real property, belonging TO his said
wards, to-wit One eighth undivided
portion OF the following described real
property viz : The north half OF the
South West quarter of Section twenty
six, (20) and the North half OF the
South East quarter and the East half
Of the South west quarter of Sectien
twenty-seven (27) In TIP. Il 5. OF X 4
w. of the Willamette meridian In Linn
county, Oregon, and containing 240
acres. Also the nerth half of the South
half OF the South West quarter of Seq
ton twenty six and the North half of
tho south half OF the s L quarter Of sec.
tlon twenty-seyen (27) In said TIP. II S.
Of II. 4 w. OF the Willamette meridian
ia Linn county, Oregon, and contain
ing so acres.
And it appearing to the Court from
said petition that it..would be beneficial
for said minors TO sell said land and
place the money arising from such
sale at interest for the benefit of said
minors, 1t Is ordered by the Court that
the next of kin Of said minors to.wit !:
Eliza NJ Yantis, their mother, John III
YaAtls, Priscilla o Wilson, Ann A
McCune, Jane Summer. Mary Temple
ton and w w Yantis aud all others In
terested In said estate be, and they are
hereby ordered, cited and required "a
be and appear In this Court, at the
Court House in Albany Linn county
Oregon on Monday the 9th day of
February 1882 at the hour of one o'clock
| In the afternoon of said day, then ard
there to show cause, If any there be
why said licenses should not be grant
ed, And 1t is further ordered thai
service of this order be made on the
next OF kin Of said minors, and all
others interested I'm said estate by pub,
| fishing the same for three successive
weeks in the STATE RIGHTs.DEMocRAT
q newspaper published and Of general
circulation In Linn county Oregon.
(Signed) i, FILM, Judge.
A true copy as witness nay hand anG
the seal of the County Court of Linn
county Oregon this 10th day of Jan
uray 1882.
n. BAUM, Clerk.
LIS. per ]. Ii. HAcKLEMAN,
| Deputy
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HoIIoway's PIITs and ointment.

Wrecks OF nity.-Indiscreticas e
Youth.-So object IL more soul appalling
than the premature Bensibility OF youth.
daily witnessed ameDg the habitues OF
our public promenadSA, whsrs may be
seoH the terrible results OF disease in it's
most frightful forms Of the ghasly and
candayeroas wreck Of manhood, the de :
luded victims OF unprfncipal scouEGTels.
who, by pernicious aostrums, have Ina
ppegnated the systems Of their uBsuspect-
Ing and coniding patients with mineral
poisons. For all ulcers ana impurity Of
blood consequent upon such imprude1ea.
Holloway's Pills and and Ointment are
powerfully efIicaci91s, being composed
Of rare balsams aud vegetables that are
asiagonistic To all disorders Of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virus In the body.
They contain not a particle Of mercury or
other mineral poison. I9i
IsIPsETAETC TCAUTIoS.-Non are gsnuiDe
unless the signature ef J. HAYDoCK, sur
rounds each box Of Pills and Ointment.
Boxes at Is cents 81 cents and 81 each.
EB There Is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
HOLLOWAY & Co, New Yehk-
6N.
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Final Settlement.

In Ae County Court Of Linn County, state "
Oregon:
In the matter ofihe estate Of Daniel Brin-
glo, deceased.
NoTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on the Srd day OF January, 1882, the
undersigned, administrator Of the above
entitled estate, filed In said Court his
final account in said estate. and the Cour
appointed February Sth, 1882, at the hour
OF niDo o'clock, A. M.,of said day, to hear
objections to said account, and to settle
the same and for the final settlement Of
the same.
II. II. WRIGHT,
Administrator OF said estate.
Powell a. BiIyeu Atty's for
Administrator.
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KNOX BUTTE CORRESPONDENTS.

Ed. Democrats
On Jan. 7th and 9Th Col Long, Of
Kentucky, lectursd at the Knox Butte
schoolhouse on temperance. The Gel
onel is fsrcible and eloquent speaker,
also an active worker in the cause ol
temperance, and we recommend him to
all tsnpacerance societies that wish an
active worker. His labors here resalt-
ed la large acquisition to the member
ship of Onward Lodge of I. o. OF G.
T.
Mr.. Evans Crawford, of Kansas, ID
visiting his KRox Butte friends
Bob Chambers celestials will complete
their contract in another week.
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Eaiter Democrat.
As there sssms 10 be no news in your
paper from this section / will give you
a few items which may be Of interest
to some Of your readers.
Walter A. MsGhco (L. A. Stations
predecessor as teacher at the Mcfarland
distriet) has returned from Eastern Or
sgon, where ho has been attending
court.
Our young friend JshnAie Bryant
returned home from Albany last week
whero no has been attending scheol. lie
has symptoms of the typhold fever, but
il is to be hoped thai ho will pes have
severe attack Of that disease and that
he will soon be able to return to school.
Mother Rumor suggests that there
may be a couple Joined in the scorching
bends OF mAtrimony here ere long, il
there is any truth in that old adags-
"whsre there is 80 much smoke. there
must be some fire."
The young folks of this section had
quite pleasant time at the residens Q
Of Mr.. A. l.. Bridgsfsrmsr one evening
last week. We learn that there were
forty persons there who participated in
the sociablo.
Mr.. G. Scott and family have been
called upon to mourn the loss Of their
son, who was called away last Saturday,
Jan. l4th. He now rests in ths dark
shadow of death but not Of forgetful
ness.
The school here, under the manage
msnt of l.. A. Station, seems 10 prosper,
their being about 2S pupils in attend
anco.
Rcv. Eliza Michael delivered quite
an able sermon at the Tangent Church
last Sabbath.
Hr. EditOr--Suppcsing / had traded 9
buShel Of potatoes for goose and after
q few weeks sheuld call for nay goose,
and the person would tell me that they
had planted the potatoes and that they
had decided to get mate for the goose
What is the proper ceuHss to take to
recover the loss !
MORNING STAR.
In answer to that question we would
advise +" Morning Star" not to spe fol
breach of promise, but for "half tht
wool and half the increase"
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JUDGs BURNETT delivered stirring
address before the Shedd Anti-M onopo-
y League last Monday afternoon. He
was greeted By large audience and his
address listened to with interest. The
Judge has clear head on his shoulders,
understands law perfectly, and having
studied this anti-monopoly question to
some extent, makes out very strong
case against some of the great monopo-
lies of this Union.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICES hereby given that the un-
~ designed, executor or the last will and
testament OF j. ID. Huston, deceased, has
fled in the County Court ofLinn Co, Ore
gon, his final account as such executor,
and by order OF Rid court, Saturday the
lith day OF February, ISS2, NJ the hour
OF nine o'clock, n. n. or said day, Is set for
hearing objections TO said account and the
settlement thereof. Any person interest
ed In said estate Is hereby notified 70 ap.
pear and lic his or her objections to said
recount on or before said day.
WALTER HUSTON,
2iwf Executor.
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Executors Notice.
County Assess

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ tho t01dersigned Executors ofthelas
viii and testament Of William N. ingram
deceased, will make application To th Q
County Court OF Linn County, State oi
Oregon on Monday ths 9th day Of Feb
ruary 1882, being day Of tho regular Feb
ruary term OF said Court at the hour Of 2
o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day TO re-
sign our trust as such executors, when and
where all persons interes,o1 may appear
" they see proper.
GRoE0E KLUSf,
HIRAM KLUM.
Executors.
Dated December 9Th, 1881.
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THESiuslaW nti-Monopoly League
has passed resolution to support no
man for Office who accepts a pass
from any railroad or steamer company
Such rule down here would knock
our Circuit Judge.
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We have just received valuable
Inap OF th3 Department OF tho Colum-
bla, embracing Oregon, Washington,
Idaho and a part Of Montana. II
was forwarded to US by the War
Department. at the request OF Hon.
VI. G. George.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho undersigned, Administratrix
The estate of Asa Talsott, deceased has
filed her final account for final settlement
In the matter Of said estate, In the County
Court for Linn county, State Of Oregon,
assd Tuesday the 7th day OF February A..
y. 1882 az the hour OF 10 o'clock, in the
forenoon Of said day has been Gxed by
said Court for the hearing Of sbjestions TO
said account and for the SottIenent OF said
estate.
MARIA q. TALcoTT,
Admin istratrix.
Strahan & Bilyeu, Atty's.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be 80
quickly cared by ShiIohs Cure. We gzaran-
tee 1t. For sale by Fsshay and Mason.
Albany z. A. Rampy, Harrisburg.
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CATARRAH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrah Remedy
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed tc cure you.
For lame Back, Side or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale
by Foshay and Mason. Albany R. A.
Rampy, Harrisburg.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errer
and indlscretions ofyouth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss of manh ood, &c.
I will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionery In South
America. Send a selfaddressed envelope
to the Rev. JosEPH Il. INMAN, Station d.
New York City. 15m6.
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The A1ti- Monopoly Leauge car
nestly calls attention to the relations
of corporate and public rights rs tho
most important question before the
American people at this time.
Steam, electricity aud machinery,
controlling factors In the industrial
aud commercial world have been
largely msnopolized and the public
taxed hnduly for their use.
Corporate life, practically immortal
Ia its duration, welding these great
powers, has assumed an importance
never beforelknown or contemplated,
and Ii Is not only rapidly concentra.
ting the wealth OF tho nation In few
hands to the detriment OF the
masses, but TO perpetuate this
state of things 1t has sought po-
litioal pewer and corrupted our cleo.
tions and legislation TO an oxteni
that not only imperiis public moral,
bat endangsrs our free institutions.
That this IL true is known of al
men. Official Investigations have
demonstrated 1t; our everyday life
has proven ii. We therefore declare
that organization OF the people 1,
necessary TO maintain the following