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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

and get his money. Because Of this
the property Of tho lender becomes
more nearly located in ths county
whore his security Is situated than any
other place, and TO the Courts OF such
county will he resort, when be attempts
the collections OF hi debt and conse-
quently ho ought TO his taxes to
that extent. The interest Of the bor-
rover, in his land after he has made il
security for the payment of his debts.
10 incumbered aud impaired, and there.
fore less than IL was before he mort
gagged II and the taxes Of tho county
thereby reduced. In order TO make up
the deficiency let the owner of the 80.
curity and tho debt pay taxes thereon
in tho county where the security is
situated.
IL must be apparent new that this
new system will work no hardship on
anyone, unless compelling money lend. !.
ers TO pay their just portion Of the
taxes is hardship; consequently IL is
free from all the groundess objections
that have been or may be urged against
IL by the money lenders in this State.
IL will, in it's operations cause ton or
fifteen millions 0: dollars OF capital TO
pay taxes that has heretofore escaped.
Which will put into the treasury OF
the State from hundred and fifty TO
two hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars per annum, at an average tax Of
lifteen mills on the dollar. We pre-
sumo that no one will have the hardi-
hood 10 claim that tho money lenders
ought not to pay any taxes on the
capital they have at iAterest in Oregon
But the money lenders say through
those they have to pay this tar. "This
let's tho cat out Of the meal bag" It
II equivalent and amounts TO saying
that the lender does not intend TO pay
any taxes OH his capital at all; that hs
intends TO loan bin money anyway and
bid defiance TO all Laws against usury
aud have his own way. This is q spe.
cies Of lawlessness that ought not TO be
tolerated in any Tree country whero nine.
;enths Of the people work for their
living. Will not pay taxerl Will
make the borrower pay tbom for usl
Who over heard such talk ~ this from
men claiming the protection Of the laws
ofA civilized eountr,l Ii yuu who
have property 10 pay taxes on w,li not
pay them who will Will you make
.be laboring classes de IL for you BY
their daily toll while you remain a,
ease in your comfortable sfIices uuex.
posed TO the storms that are raging out
Of doorsi Well see how you work this
thing through the Supreme Court and
have the Law declared unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court Of this State /,
composed of men who came from ths
laboring classes and when you get
them to promulgate the doctrine that
this Law is unconstitutional, IL will bs
after the existing principles in regard
10 taxation and the constitution Of this
State have bsen subvertSd. / can ace
no difference between disposition in
men TO violate law Of this kind and 9
disposition TO violate the law in regard
10 larceny and unjustiGabls homicide
There Is ne difference.
am satisfied that after this new
Law has bad fair test nothing could
Induce the Legislature 70 repel il.
"MoRE AND MoRE TO FOLLOW"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

The usual ill-luck of the democratic
party made it victorious yesterday.
TAe bearing OF which observation
will lie in the application oft in 1894.
--Oregoaian, Nov. sth.
It hat heeome a ssereotyped saying
of the republicans that the democrats
may be depended upon to commit
some fatal mistake as soon as they
gain power, which will lead to their
overthrow at the following elections
But experience and history show
that republicans are more liable to
do that than democrats. In 1874 the
democrats elected majority of the
lower House Of Congress, and contin
uel to hold it until 1880, being six
years, while the republicans succeed
ed them, and held it two years, and
now 90 oHi of power again.
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JFYFERsoS ITEMS.

THIS Is tho right time Of year ts
ditch, and all that IL necessary 70
make wet land as good as dry land is
10 drain II well, and very soon II Is
Just as good as any.
Mr. Coin Is having dItchiug done
on the old "Officer" farm, and Is itn.
proving II In many ways. He will,
In process OF time, have a very valu-
able farm, and he will do so by very
little outlay. lie Is setting a good
example for others who have wet
land.
F. p. Devaney Is having some
ditching done on the farm he bought
from /. n. Griffin. He has LET the
contract for considerable job for l6
cents per rod TO Thomas Fennel-
ditch TO be feet wide and . feet
deep.
II. b. Alexander Is very sick. He
has a combination Of ailments-con-
gestien OF the lungs, InalarIal fever
and plourisy.
Uncle Wm. ID. Casey has also the
pleurIsy.
Mrs. Gabe McCraw Is sick at r.
B. Carey's. Waiting on the sick oc-
cUpies most OF the time Of the well
oles.
II. B. Carey has as llne lot OF
dried apples (bleached) as IL Is possible
TO get, for the quantity. He has
about 2500lbs, and has about 800
bushels yet to dry. He will have
nearly two tons, and, from the quail
lily, he ought TO get the highest mar
ket price.
Prof. Gabe McC:~ y and family are
visiting Ia the nelghborhoOd.
Ed. w. L. Raymond commenced
preaching on Friday evening, Nov.
3rd, and has delivered a sermon
each eve since also one on Sunday,
at Il O'clock A. NJ. He viii continue
through the week, each evening, at
the DeVaney school house.
Prof. Fielding j. Denny is giving
lessons, each Sunday afternoon, In
vocal music. His class Is making
considerable improvement.
The surprise party, alluded TO In
last weeks Items, was, as anticipat-
ed, q grand success, aud the Joy was
unbounded. The surprise, In many
cases, 30 illustrates that the surprised
lose their equanimity and fail to
catch their equilibrium until too late
to prove beneficial to the surprisers /;
but such was not the case at this par
ty. The family surprised caught the
and did everything In
their power to make their reception
as congenial as they were wont 1t
should be. Mrs. Lizzie Nelson and
Annie NJ Crabtree were at the party,
which surpri ised most all.
DIR. Dearsdorff, of Jefferson, seems
to give general satisfaction In his
line, and is as successful az anyone
could be. He Is, undoubtedly, the
right man In the right place.
There are few people who know
that they can buy goods at Jefferson
as cheaply az they can. Most staple
articles can be bought here just as
cheap as at Portland, and many
much cheaper than at Albany
The new livery stable, owned by
Joseph Crook and Lewis Conser, fills
/ want long felt.
Blacksmithing Is another cccu pa
ion that Is filled by master workmen,
Ind done on short notice and in good
tyle.
The giist mill is again runni 1p,
MI gives universal sa.isfat tion.
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Sherifs Sale.

n lie Great Court, ef Tie State Of Oregon,
for Iie County Of Lima.
L. Finn, Plaintiff,
VS..
Ell Carter aud Jane f Carter H. wife, Ed
r NJ Carter and Ida J Carter wife and
Moses Sternberg, Defendants
BY virtuo Of an execution ii order
sale issued ont OF the above named Cour
in the above entitled suit to me directe
and delivered, / will on Saturday, th
End day of December, 1882, at the Cou
House dooI, in the city Of Albany, Liz,
county, Oregon, at the hour Of one o'clock
D. n, sell at public auction for cash
in haad to the highest bidder the mortgag.
ed premises described i'm said order of
sale as follows, to-wit: Lot Ne. six (6l
and fractional lot No. five (5l in block Is,
in tho eastern addition to tho city of Al
bany, in Linn county, Oregon, as deserib-
cd on the Plats and Surveys Of said east
ern addition on record, in tho Office of
the County Clerk, of Linn county, Oregon,
and more particularly described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the southeast corner
of lot No. z, in said block Is, and running
thence easterly along the south line of
said block Is, to the east line Of Thomas
Monteith's donation land claim I; thence
north along said claim line to the center
parallel to the south line OF said block Is
TO the northeast corner OF said lot No, z,
in said block Is thence southerly along
the east line Of said lot z, to the Tlace of
beginning. The proceeds arising from
the sale ofsaid property 10 be applied as
provided in said order of sale. First, to
the payment OF the costs and disburs-
ments of suit taxed at $3l.70 and .he costs
and expenses of sale. Second, To- the pay
ment to the Plaintiff, l.. Finn tie sum of
$1,000 in u. s, gold coin with interest In
like coin at the rate OF one per cent per
month from the lIth day Of November
1870. Third, to the payment TO the de-
fendant Moses Stern berg the sum Of
Si00 in u s. gold coin with interest there
on at the rate of ten per cent per aanum
from the 3rd day of July 1850. Fourth,
that thereafter Ii any of the said pr eeds
of saia remain, the same be paid ov TO
the said E Carer and Ell X NJ Carte
Dated this Srd day of November, 1888!
GEO. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff of Linn county.
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Experience establishes the fact that
no mere rules Of civil service reform,
however comprehensive and stringent,
will accomplish any actual reform Of
the civil service unless the enforcement
Of these rules is placed In the hands Of
those whs are heartily and unequivocally
in sympathy with the movement and
who are courageous enough to enforce
these rules without regard to the Ia
tsrests OF any party, or without regard
to personal aggrandixement.
Place man in an Office, who be-
lieves the Office with all attendant dis
cretionary powers, privileges, preroga-
tives and emoluments are his personal
property to be used to GIL his private
ceffers regardless Of the interests Of the
public, and ell the civil service rules
and regulations which Curtis might
formulate and prescribe in a years
time, would be of no avail to contrel
the official act Of such person.
Such en- official would find q way Ia
avoid and rsnder nugatOry all such
rules and regulations. while on the
contrary, place man In an cfiies who
ID courageous defender aaa executor
of the principles which he processes,
and il he be q genuine civil service re-
former, his siieial acts will be in accord
with the rules, regulations, aud law by
which the functions Of hia Office ara to
be performed. The fsrmer person, (if
he be not already Ons,) viii soon de-
generate ints mere xard politician ol
the worst type whose only aim is TO
control the primaries, in order that he
or some friend in whose service be ID
engaged, may eontrol the nominating
convention and thus foist himself oi
friend upon bis party convention as il
candidate without 80 much as pausinI
to consider whether his friend has the
qualification for the Office, or without
giving bis party eonyeation an opportu
nifty to pass judgmen; AZ to bis ftnes
for the office.
he seraples not at the means whiel
be employs to control the primaries
nor the methods which h= adopts /,
airsse The action Of bis neminatiug csa.
vention. Csuld it be expected tha
such . man would have much les
seruples ia eondusting the affairs Of al
ofiesi Surely u"t- Hvncs the wa,
to secure good. honest capable official
is for al. honest, substantial men o
each party 70 unite and manage th,
primary meetings OF their respective
parties and TO select men as delegate
wbs, knowing a public duty. have tn
courage and ability to faithfully an.
fsarlessly perform il.
In this way, aud only in this way
can the friends Of cheap government
hope to succeed in reforming the eivi
ssrvics.
This devOutly to bs wished for 70.
form depends entirely upon the energy
earnsstnsss, and fearlessness Of IL
friends. Let them 6Il all public places
with jealous, earnest, disinterestes
friends Of simple, pure, economical gov
,srnment AMI reform will fellow a. sure
ly az water flows down s.ream.
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Notice.

TO the members Of The AiblRy Cemetery
Association /:
You are hereby Notified that meeting
OF the members Of the Albany Cemetery
Association will be held at the Court
Hsuse In Albany, Oregon, en- Saturday the
9th day OF Docember, 1882, at o'clock p.
N. for the purpose Of elscting officers Of
said Association, viz, president, treas
urer, aud three trustees to serve fer the
term OF two years aud also for the trans.
acting Of such other business as may be
necessary for the interests of the Associa-
ton. All persons Interested as original
subscribers for stock, and owners OF lots
are veters.
BY orues of the Board OF Trustees.
j. @. POWELL,
Albany. Nov. S, 1882.
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final Settlement.

Notice hereby given that the under
signed Al Illustrators of the estate of G.
d. Burkhart, deceased, have filed their
final account as such Administer tors in
the County curt Of Linn county, Or,
and by orde' + said Court, Saturday the
9th dayof ID imbsr, 1882, at the hour of
ten o'clock u, has been fixed for the
hearing Of elections thereto and the
settlement reof. Any persen Interest,"
cd in said te Is hereby notified to ap-
pear and FL lis or her objections to said
account an be settlement thereof en- or
before said day.
j. ID. BURKHAkT,
G. n. BURKHART,
Administered r..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

r,,e .st>etes Rights Democrat, AL
bany, has changed hands, Mr.. @. II.
Stewart retiring, anda half interest
having been purchased by Mr.. T. J.
Sites, late private secretary to Gov.
Th4yer. NJ. Sites brings cxperieace,
aiiIity, and the best wishes Of host
Of friends to the Democrat, while many
regrs,s aud good wishes follow Mr..
Ste~ar in leaving the newspaper bust
ness. The new Erm is Chamberlain &
Sites, both of them qualified 20 make
good Democratic paper if anybody
Rasco County Sun.
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dissolution of Partner.
ship.

Nouce Is hereby given that the CO. part
nersh'p heretofore existing between Chas,
w. Wstis anti jas. Z. Godfrey under the
firm !. me Of Watts & Godfrey. in the city
of Als-say, Oregon, has been this day
dissols d by mutual consent. The busI-
ness VIII in the future be conducted by
Chas. W. Watts who is authorized 10 coI-
lect a. accounts and pay all liabilities of
said IA of " ats q Godfrey.
CHAs. w. WATTS,
JAMES Z. GODFREY.
A! ny, Oct. 2S, 1882.
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Some Of the States above have no
State tickets, bot all have elected Con-
gressmen to give them forty majority
in the next Congress. Democrats elect
the following governors, New Yerk,
Cleveland. Pennsylvania, P4ttison;
C1nnecticIt, Waller, Massachusetts,,
Ben Butler; Kansas. Click; COL
oral, Grant; California, Stonsman:
Dsleware. Hall; Nevada, Adaus; North
Carolina, - South Carolina, Thomp-
sos; Tennessee, Bate; Tex,s, Ire
land; and Michigan.
L was a good days work for Demo
crats bnt very cold day for Republi-
cans. The people are heartily sick of
Republican rule and are paving the
way to q Democratic president In 1884.
Bos.ism has received its death blow.
The next congress will show the pee
pie that 4 Dsmocl attic Congress is safer
and cheaper than Republican congress
Oar predictions of last week ara fully
verified
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

sHILcH's vITALIZER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia,
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle.
GROUP, WHOOHING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by shi-
loh's Cura.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

ARE YOU MADE miserah Indi-
gssiion, Constipation, Dizzipess, Loss of
Appetite, Yellow SIX vtalizer
is positive cure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

WHY WILL YOU cough when ShIloh's
Cure will give immediate relief Price 10
CTS, so cts. and 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have printed guarantee on every
ottle Of Shileh's yitalizer. It never fails
to cure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

sHIL0H's CATARRH REMEDY,-a
positive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria and
canker Mouth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

sHILoHs CURE WILL Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping cough and
Bronchitis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

Forty cords Of oak and ash wood for which
eash will be paid For particulars call At
this Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

OF the thirty-thrse States which held
elections last Tuesday Democrats car
ried the following:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-10

ing statesman" went south to he pres.
ent when the election returns were to be
counted, and then, by corrupt means,
by forgery, by perjury, laid the founda-
ten for the final csunting cut of Mr..
Tilden and counting ia ef M-. Hayes.
But this suit has been kept standing on
the docket of the coucts for six years,
and is now dismissed on the melton OF
the government itself, for the reason
that it was "untenable in law or fact. -
Let those who have complained so loud-
ly about the Morey letter, as democrat
ie scheme to defeat Garfield, stop and
consider the unblnshing wickodness of
this scheme, concocted and planned by
Law officers of the goyernment-a
scheme which they intended to, and
did, carry ont, under the form and GOV
er of the lava scheme that was dia-
bolical in Its conception, and worse, If
possible, in its execution and then con-
sider all the facts connected with the
forgery (if it was forgery at all of
the Morey letter, the fact that it was
written by renegade Republican, aud
by some mems placed in the hands of
the Democratic committee who believed
it to be genuine, ard caused its publ.
cations which, Of course, was legiti-
mate-we say let these things be duly
considered, and the MOrey letter busi-
ness pales into insigniicance.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-07
LEGISLATIVE.

--Sneed, assistant Clerk Of the Senate,
has resigned, and ]. A. Grant has been
elected in his stead.
Senator Wilkinson, editor Of the Trigg
county Democrat, is lying very low Of
pneumonia, at the Institute of the Feeble
Minded at Frankfort.
The Committee on charitable Institu-
tiOns reported and had passed bill to APP
propriating $4,000 for the benefit Of the
Kentucky manufacturing Establishment
for the blind.
The Senate amended the House bill to
punish minors for misrepresenting their
ages to procure spirituous liquors, by add
ing that il bar-keeper sells liquor to a
minor over eighteen years of age believing
him to be OF lawful age, he shall not be
liable to the penalty now prescribed by
law.
Judge Hansford has offered the fol-
lowing bills: To authorize the trustees Of
Crab Orchard to tear down and rebuild the
public seminary in the town Of Crab Or
chard, in Lincoln county; A bill TO amend
the charter Of the town Of Crab Orchard,
in Lincoln county; A bill for the benefit
OF John N. Menefee, Sheriff Of Lincoln
county; To empower the trustees of the
town Of Crab Orchard, in Lincoln county,
to issue bonds to pay for lands on which to
erect machine shops for Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company.
The following members OF the Gener-
al Assembly were appointed Joint Com
mittee on Congressional Apportionment;
From the Senate-Messfs. Cox, Adair,
Sixties, FogIe and Mize. From the House
First district, j. X. Luten; Second dis
trict, q. V. Triplett; Third district, w. @.
Hunter; Fourth district, ID. II. Smith;
Fifth district, L. F. Madden; Sixth dis
trict, J. w. Lilly; Seventh district, Chas.
OfIutt; Eighth district, David Rankin;
Ninth district, j. r. Clarke; Tenth district,
s. C. Bascom. Two of the fifteen, Repre-
sentatives Hunter and Clarke, are Repub.
Iicana
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BOYLE COUNTY
licans.
DanNiHe.

On Saturday, as Mrs. Chas. p. Talbot
was stepping from a spring wagon, her
dress caught on nail, and she was thrown
violently to the ground, her head striking
the ground and rendering her unconscious.
She remained in this condition several
hours, and at las { accounts was slowly inn
proving.
On Friday morning about o'clock,
a. a negro man named Peter Embrey was
entering the front gate Of Rev. Jno. J.
Rogers, one mile from town on the Shakes
town pike, he Dissolved a male negro child
about Is months old wrapped up in bun.
die OF rags lying on the inside Of the gate.
As Mr.. Rogers was say from home, Mrs.
Rogers sent il 10 town where il was at once
identified as the child Of Bird Hoffman,
living miles in an opposite direction from
where il was found. II turned out 10 be a
heartless case OF abandonment, As Birds
wife, when the child Was returned 10 her,
pretended not 10 know that il had been
away. She aherwards admitted that her
husband had taken il away that morning,
with the intention Of giving II 10 some
white folks 10 raise"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-07
Important to those Concerned.

All persons indebted TO the estate Of John shanks,
decd, by note or account, will please call upon
me at once and settle. Otherwise, suit will be
brought TO the first Court. All persons having
claims against the estate Of John shanks, deed,
are requested 10 present them 10 the Admir- a.
once, properly verified and proven.
2o-2t We. WEIGH. Admir-.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-07

THE republicans of the 18th Sena
torial District of New York, to show
their disgust at the disgraceful cOali-
tiOn of their party with the Tamma-
ny rogues and plunderers, elected a
democrat to succeed Senator Wagner,
the victim Of the Spuyten Duyvil dis.
aster, by a majority of over 1000,
although the republican majority at
the last election was 6,7s2. 1t will
not do to say that all the republicans
are dishonest.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-07
$500 REWARD

will pay $500 for the apprehension aud convic-
ton OF the person or persons who murdered y
brother, John ShanEs, on the night Of February
II, iss2, near Crab Orchard, Ky.
Pat SARAH y. WELLS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-07
Desirable House and Lot
IN STANFORD
f 10 r 3 a L Ell

offer Cor sale privately my House and Lot, oon-
veniently located, In the West end Of stanford.
The lot has, besides the dwelling and out houses.
a cottage suitable for a small family, and the
whole lies in such way that several more GOTTA
ges could be built, giving to each good yard and
garden. Persons desiring such property will please
call on or address me at stanford, or apply to W.
p. Walton, Of the ISTERIoR JOURSAL.
2i-tf Mrs. MARY LOGAN.
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USE&L0T IN TUNNEL CITY
FOR SALE!

offer for sale my House and Lot, corner Of Main
and Robertson ST. Will sell Low 90 a good purcha-
ser Address me at Kings Mountain, Ky.
=. A. MOORE.
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FURNITURE & UNDERT AKING !
B. X. WEAREN,
Main street, Stanford, NY.
Main Street,

have bought out my brother, X. ii. Wearen,
and Will continue the Furniture and Undertaking
business Mt the same stand, in the st. Asaph Hotel
building. will keep full stock of Furniture of ev-
cry description and sell at figures that cannot be beat
en- My stock Of Collins and Caskets will be cOmpre-
hensive ShrOuds and Robes always ON hand. IalsO
repair Furniture and do carpenters job work.
Orders by telegraph promptly to- H. X WEAREN