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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-01

Tue republican Central Committee ci
Wasco county has placed L. L. Smith
of Hood river, in nomination to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Hon. A. s. Bennett. II is said that
Mr. w. Lair Hill was particularly in.
terested in securing Bennetts appoint
ment as Circuit Judge, hoping thereby
to secure the nomination and election
of some one of his own choice to the
Legislature from that county. Not
withstanding the fact that Col. Lang.
of the Wasco Sun, an avowed Mitchell
man. is Chairman of the County
Central Committee. Mr.. Hill has
showa how he can .out- Herod Herod',
when occasion requires and eau carry
point now aad then, despite the meth
ods of Mitchell and his men. It yet
remains to be seen whether or not Air.
Hill will be SO successful on the day cf
The war between the Hill
and Mitchell factions is said to Ie very
bitter and if the Democrats will but
nominate the right man, bis election
will be sure.
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rRoM rlE VAGINA rosr.
CvEs.

Town lots have been selling rapidly
at Newport lately.
Newport has been making some i'm
proyements in the way OF new side
walks.
Ducks, geese aud snipc are begin
ming to make their appearance on the
Bay and sloughs.
]. w. Brasield, Of Newport, sold
his farm on the Alsea, the first Of the
week for a. 800, We are informed.
Mr.. L. J. Frasier has resigned his po-
sition as teacher of the Newport Dis
trict School, on account Of sickness in
his fathers family, rendering it neces-
sary for him to remain with them.
The Directors will therefore secure tie
services Of some other teacher.
Mr., Curran and party are busy
cribbing at the dat below Oscatta. A
day or two more and the work will be
6nished.
A sail on the Bay these beautiful,
moonlight nights is most enjoyable.
The air is just right, cool sDough to be
exhiliarating, but not cool enough to
require wraps.
The hull of the new steam ferry Of
the Davis Dros., South Beach, has been
aunchOd. The incoming Sea Foam
will bring the machinery, or at least il
is 80 expected, s
The ncigh5prs having sent In sew
eral dozen chickens, we shall at once
reduce the price of eggs for homt
consumption. "Good neighbors are
equivalent to great riches"
Messrs. Cannon & Gibbon have
purchased the Occidental Hotel and
took possession last Tuesday. The.
have had large experience in the hot
el business anil will, without doubt,
meet with success in Corvallis.
They haye been having a Aour
famine Mt Newport during this week.
No Hour In the market, a few, at
least, being compelled TO fall back on
crackers for Tread The Yaquina
Is anxiously looked for. as sho will
have a full carg on hoard.
All danger Of -four famine Is
over. as Mr.. spInk's teams got in
from the valley Thursday night, and
the Yaqxiea Will soon be here with
full supplies. In the mean time we
are all right as long as our corn meal
holds out.
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the rIGur oRows noTrEn.

The senatorial fight gets hotter as
the time for the conyening of the
Legislature approaches. The name
most prominently mentioned Is that
of J. Fl. Mitchell. His election would
be q public calamity. During his
term In the Senate tho interests OF
Oregon were lost sight of altogether,
and his whole time and attention
were devoted to the service of great
railroad corporations His most ar
dent supporters do not attempt to
point out single measure ever ad-
vocated by him that has done the
commerce OF the state penny worth
of good. Judging the future by the
past, what can be expected at his
hands In case of his reelection ? Po-
litically the present fight Il not ours,
but as an humble citizen Of the state,
We feel great interest 10 her future
welfare. It we're better to have no
man at all to represent US in the IA
tional legislature than to have one
who has spent the grester part of the
last six or eight years beyond the
confines OF the State, acting as the
hired attorney and lobbyist Of grea;
railroad monopoly. Could his name
Be submitted to the honest men OF
the State to be voted on at a general
election, nothing short of divine in.
reference could save it from being
buried in oblivion. As il is, however,
the machine Is lending him Its aid
and the people of the State may we'll
fear tho worst Ia the coming contas.
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public treasury. They know hat the
way to ingratiate themselves into the
good graces Of the men whose friend
ship Is most needed atlhe present time,
Is by pandering to their appetites, and
to that end they are proceeding to
lavishly expend their ill.gotten
gains In hopes of thus thwart-
ing the o1urse of justice. Dorsey,
the chief Of all the robbers Is out
of danger. The administration is
afraid of him; but Brady is ia di.
lemma, and must needs resort to ell
the means known to him to escape q
deserved punishmen'. 1t is the duty
Of the press to show the people how
their money is being sqnanderee in
expensive litigation. As yet no CON
viction has been had, but the cases are
still on trial, and no nearer successful
termination than when they begun,
while thousands of dollars are slipping
away with no work done to show for
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Guardian s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- the unde sign. O guardian . the ger
sons and estate OF DANIEL smith, Little
smith, Edward Smith and Laura Smith
minors, Will on Friday. the ZJsh day OF
september, iSS2,at the hour cf on. o'clock,
p. M, Of said day ~ the Court House
door n the city Of albany Linn county,
oregon, ssli Al public auction q, the high
est bld"er. all the figha title and interest
of said minors ~ aI4d To the following de
scFibed prem -nes LD-@it: The undivided
four -ixlhH Of lot numbered seven 90 IN
block numbered iifisen li5) in the City Of
Albany Linn county, Oregon, - the same
II designated numbered and described on
the maps and pisis OF said city on fils In
the ofBce of tho County Clerk Of Linn
county. oregon,
TEkss OF rALE: Ono half cash IN
hard. the hHiauce on q credit 81 twelve
months With Interest NJ ten per cent PER
anni fss-ihe deferred payment 10 be Ee-
cufsss ~ mortgage on the premises.
Laied August 3isi. IA6k-
GEORGE sISsLEToS.
5wf 5Gsrdian.
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MuCu AD0 AnouT NOTHING.

The new election laws Of Louisiana
are in all their salieat points, substan-
TALLY the same as the present election
laws Of California and other northern
States, and yet partisan Republican
papers are venting their spleen upon the
Democracy of that State for enactins
laws for the sole and only purpose oil
perpetuating themselves ia power.
There ia no reason Why law which
has proven salutary in California
should net be equally SO mother stAtcs'
even though they be south of Masen'S
and Dixon's line. The greatest ohjee.
ton To the Louisiana Law seems to be
that it requires tho ballots to be printed
upon paper of uniform size, color, and
shape, 10 be furnished by the Secretary
Of State. There is nothing 20 terrible
in such provision. No objection has
ever been made in California TO such a
provision, but in Democratic Louisiana
it assumes such horrible proportions
that the little party organ grinders can
not think of il without crying fraud
We have always favored modification
of the election laws OF this State, and
the Legislature which coavenes on the
llth, proximo, cannot do better than
enact just such Law as now graces the
statute books Of your sister State. No
secarity whatever is here thrswn around
The ballet box or the voter, aud elec-
tions are gradually simnsring dSwG TO
. biennial farce. 1hs polls in cities
and towns, have become in most
instances rendezvous for the scum
and ofIscouring Of the earth, aud IN ,se
who go there to exercise the glorious PRIV
ilege Of freemcn, must run the gauntlet
Of bummers, and endure the refreshing
odors arousing from the nnstinted ir-
dulgencs 10 free whiskey cigars, Lin
burg cheese and onienA
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w.,w =. 1870 H.,

WHES in 1879 the dut, was remoy-
ed from quinine, the Philadelphia firms.
who were dealing in this medicine,
threatened to shut mp their factories.
They have never done 80, however,
Notwithstanding the prices were at
once reduced by foreign competition
from $40 to $40 per ounce. They
are still going on, doing profitable
business, but all the time demanding a
restoration Of the tax on quinine. The
only reason given is that the tax will
make them richer. Nothing is said
about the poorer citizens upon whom
the burden of an increased taxation
would necessarily fail. And this is on
IL one of y thousand instances where
the people would be greatly benefited
By placing articles of every day use mp
oa tha free list.
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rrnaxos sorrs.
LEBANON Aug. ootb. 1852.

es"%'y4' - ~Htot 1~~'
Nj. Democrat
Quite u sad and fatal accident hap
pened to little child Of j. w. Bland,
living just south Of town. IL seems,
after dinner, on Sunday, Che children
went out TO the barn for play. Little
Lucy about four years old got scparat-
cd from the other children and went TO
tho oats bin and,it IL supposed, was try.
ing 10 climb in, when the slide board,
used for door, camo down and caught
hor by the neck, choking her 10 death.
IL was only few minutes when she
was missed and, when found, hor spirit
had departed. Sad, indeed, was IL To
tho fond parents to have their little
one taken so suddenly. On Monday
quite crowd Of neighbors and friends
attended the funeral. ALI express deep
sympathy for the parents.
Last night brought around the wed.
ding anniversary of Two oi out most
respected citizsns, DE-. j. Powell and
Captain Q B Montague. 0nly short
few years ia either case, yet their many
frients arranged party at the resi-.
donce Of DE. PoScll to commemorate
the events. Congratulations, songs
and splendid repAst constituted the
order Of the evening. All felt happy
and enjoyed the occasion very much.
Property in Lebanon seems 10 be on
the advance. Lots that a few years
ago wSre thought to be of little value,
now run up 10 high price.
Conductor Wilson and baggage mas.
ter Phillips, Of the evening express,
havs made arrangements for moving
their famiIIos here. There IL scarcely
a vacant house here. II would be well
tor some Of our men Of capital to put
up few tenement houses.
George johnson has moved bis fam
lily here. lie Is getting ready to take
charge Of the stock of goods Of j. L.
C0wAn.
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new TINES HAVE CHANGED.

If there was ever a man in this ceun-
try upon whose head the republican
press emptied its vials of wrath for his
course during 'fthe late unpleasant
ness" that man was J. r. Chalmers,
OF Mississippi. When, In 1876, he
announced himself candidate for Con-
gress from the Shoe-string distric., he
was singled cut as the one great enemy
Of the country, of The republican party
and Of the poor colored man, who should
be beaten at all hazards. No language
was so bitter but that is could be ap-
piled to him with all due propriety.
He was spoken of everywhere as the
Butcher of Fort Pillow" and the on
u argument used by bis opponent in
the canvass of 1876, to influence
spirit Of enmity and hostility Ia the
breasts OF the colored voters of the dis
trict, was, that he was the insti gator
and prime mover in the massacre of the
negro troops at Fort Pillow. Nor since
that time during his career in Congress
have his enemies been in the least mer-
ciful to him. The bloody shirt has
been continually haunted in bis face
aimee be entered the political arena, and
be has been held up before the gaze OF
the American people by the sentamen-
tasists OF the north as the representa-
tive Of the class Of rebel brigadiers,
who, prior TO the last Congress, held the
balance of power and threatened the
overthrow Of the government. But
the times have changed with Chalmers.
The lion and the lamb have lain down
together. The big guns that a short
while ago were so mercilessly turned
loose against him have been spiked,
and be il welcome guest at the cita-
del of his enemies. The reason for
this sudden change of feeling is plain.
His seat in the last Congress was con-
tested sy bis colored opponent, Jno r.
Lynch, and Chalmers was turned out.
The Democrats declined to give bin
the kind Of assis tance desired by him
and he has returned to Mississippi tc
Mahonize the Second Congressional
District His Efforts are meeting the
approval of all the republican managers
William E. Chandler condescends to
counsel with him, whilst "3Iy dear
Hubbell' planks down the coin 70 aid In
the. new move. Chalmers is a man oI
no mean ability, bat the course he has
pursued of late will not tend to inspire
confidence. 1t is to be hoped that his
political ambition will soon get such 9
tall that "all the kings horses and al
the kings men" will be unab'e to sci
il right end up again.
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We started from Albany August
3rd, at o'clock p. lE, arriving at
Corvallis at 3 o'clock r. NJ. Started
next morning at 4:30 for Newport,
arriving at 8 o'clock r. 81, same day.
Had a very pleasant trip with Mr..
Mack Grow, who Is good stageMan
and very much Of q gentleman.
Newport and the Bay Is a beautiful
place Of resort. We met several Of
Linn county's citizens, among whom
were Coll Van Cleve and his family,
Mr.. Morgan and family, and many
others. Our old friend Alien Parker
Ii mending finely, and will be able 10
attend the Legislature. john PreIst
is hale and hearty. In fact, they
all look well over there. Coll Van
Cleve said his family never had such
good health In their lives before.
There are hotels In the place-the
Ocean House, kept by Joe Irvine,
the Fountain House, kept by Mr..
Stevens and the Bay View House,
kept by Peto Abbey, where wo stop
ped Va found Mr.. Abbey much Of a
gentleman add Mrs. A. much Of a
lady. They keep good house and
set splendid table. We took a trip
to Cape Fculweather and the light
house, kept by Captain Wass. Mr.
Brassflold Is doing a good business.
Jim Ball and Hammon are doing a
lively business In the way OF saloon.
keeping. There are two drug stores.
Both appear TO be- prosperlug. Three
dry goods stores all Of which seem 20
DO doing well. Work on the rail-.
road Is progressing slowly. While
we were at the Bay the sail vessel,
Sea Foam, was In with load Of rail-
road maferlal. We stayed and en-
joyed the sea breeze Tor two weeks,
as we'll as the Gsh and honey. They
can boast OF the best honey on the
Pacific Coast. Wo started from the
Bay on the seventeenth nc G 80 A. M.
and arrived at PhlIomatb at o'cIock
tho same day. Next day reached
Albany at 10 o'clock A. II.
Mn. and MRs. j. NJ. MccoxSKLL.
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DIsGRAcEPCL PR0cgEoIScs.


Every week trings to light some
thing new in relation to the manage
ment of the star route cases. 1t is now
learned, that just across the street from
the court room where the causes are
being heard, Brady has subsidized a
dram shop where he and his counsel
with few chosen friends are wont to
repair on the adjournment of court,
there to drown their sorrows and stimu-
late their hopes in the wine cup. A
private room is there prepared for them,
where now and then Juror or an
officer of court is politely solicited to
join them IN their feyelries. It IS
said that Brady's bill for the post
month footed up in the Deighbo,bood Of
$500. The greatest latitude is allowed
the jury and only last week one Of
their number was seen reeIing up
Psnns5 lsania avenue - drunk as a
lord, aud as happy As 3 clam At high
tide. Brady and bis co.conspirators
are good judges Of hpmsn pature. as
well as successful plnnderers Of the
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Summons.

IN He Circuit Court Of ne atats o( Oregon
.ter uss County Of Linn
Essiis D spa,ks Montgomery,
W. II. Montgomery,
TO W. n. Mont tsomery 6e atore named
delendant
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
4 OREGON, ycu are hereby required 70
appear and answer the complaint OF
The above named Plaintiff, in the above
Court, now on file with the Clerk Of
said Court against you on or before tho
fret day Of the tsrln of SAID Court next
following the sixth pubIiestion OF this
summons, to-wit: on or before Monday
the 23rd day Of October, 1882, and II you
fail 10 answer said complaInt. for want
thereof the piainttH herein will apply 10
SAID Court for the relief demaBded I'm said
complaint, 10 wit For q decree Of said
Court diAsolviDg the bonds Of InatrinoDy
nov exlsiing between yourself and this
plaintiff, and for the care, custody and
guard diAnship OF Nathan Mark Mon.gom.
cry, the minor child Of pIaInlid and de-
Iendani, aud for the costs and disburs-
Ineuts of this suit and for such other re-
lief a. shall seem proper 20 equity.
THIS summons u published by order OF
the Judge Of sail Court, made at cham
bars in the City Of Albany. Linn county,
Oregon, on tho End day OF August, A, ID.
1882.
POWELL II BILYYU,
Atty's for Pin.
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$3.50 ETgns.
scro. Aug 9lsi. 1892.

Scfo, Aug 2isf, lAS3.
III. DemScrat
For the past month the town ha,
been almost deserted. But people are
now engaging houses in order to school
their children the coming winter, aud
tourists are returning, so tho town be.
gins TO present her usual appearance.
Farmers ara now busy cutting and
tbreshing grain. Considering the very
hard winter, the average IN considered
very good.
Nc. A. y. Beard and crew last week
threahed 1000 bushels Of wheat on Tbos.
Munken farm adjoining towu, begin
ming aud quitting at half past six
o'clock, with Buffalo Pitts thresher
having ~ inch cylinder. When II
comes to threshing the Forks eai.'t be
beaten.
The Warehouse at Scio is now ready
TO receive grain The old one at SciO
viii probably be used for storing oats,
Some Of our citizsns are making
their places look much more neat and
tasteful by building sOms new sidewalk,
aud otherwise trimming up their
prsmisrs
Rev. sseveas. Of Albany, held ser
vices here lat Sunday evening. To
tLoae ~ho had never attended E,isco
pal services before. is was quite enter
tanning. lie was accompanied by u
choir Of splendid singers.
Mr. A +. Beard has purchased ths
farm Of Mra. Bigsers, lying about two
miles south OF tom paying therefor
5000 dollars.
Rpbt. Pestland has also pureha sed
the Richardson place, about ; miles
north Of town. Consideration, $1,000
J. G. Johnson, Dr.. kirkpatrick
John Morris and Nat Gill have each
purchased new organ which indicates
u lively winter.
GIVES.
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Lynn, Mass, always was good place
for health, but It has become a modern
Bethesda since Mrs. Lydia Z Pinkham,
OF 23s Western Avenue, made her great
discovery Of the Vegetable Compound
or panacea for the principal Ills that affiicl
the fair creation. This differs, however
from tho ancient scene OF marvellous cures
in this important particular. The heal.
Ing agent, with all its virtues, can bs sen
TO order by express or mail al ever the
world.
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An Extraordinary Offer

There arc q number Of persons ont OF
employment In every country,-yet en- er
getic men Wiling to work do not need 4
be. Those willing 10 work can make from
$l00 TO $500 n monlh clear, working for u
in pleasant aud permanent business.
The amoRnt our agents make varies,-
some making "a high rs 500 month,
while others AS low as 500, al depending
on the energv Of the agent. We have an
article OF great merit. IL should be said to
every House owner. and pays over l00
per cent profit Each sale IL from $3.50 70
sl0 90. Ono agent ia Pennsylvania SOLD
81 in two days, and cleared S8i.0e. An
agent in New York made S45 0e in one day.
Any man with energy enough to work a
ful day, and will do this during the year
can make from - 000 TO 81. .O00a year. We
only want one man in each county, and to
him will give the exclusive sale as long as
he continues 10 work faithfully for us
There Is no competition, aud nothing like
our invt ntion made. Parties having from
500 10 $1,000 10 invest, can obtain 4 sner
al Agency for ten counties or state. Any
Que can make an investment OF from SIS
10 $l,0Oo without the least risk OF loss, a.
our circulars will show that those invest
ing SIS can after 80 days t:ial retur n the
goods unsold TO us and get their money
back, ii they do not ear a. least $1,000
They show that a General Agent who viii
take ten counties and invest s2l6 90 can
after trial OF 80 DAYS return ell goods un-
sold 10 Us, and have money returned to
them IL they iail to clear at least $750.00 in
that time. We are not paying salaries
but want men willing te work and obtain
as their pay the prc6is OF their energy.
Men not willing % work on our terms
VIII not work on any. Those meaning
business will receive our large descrip
i've circular, and extraordinary offer BY
nclosing three cept stamp. With theil
address. The first 10 com ely with on
.erms viii secure the county or counties
tney may wish 70 work.
address, RtNNER MANuFAotU8 Co..
lle Snlithheld Str ct. Pit 1sbargh, Pa.
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~ Office is hereby given tha, the un-
~ derslFneJ Administrator OF the 90
tate Of Thoinas Summer; deceased, has
filed N the County Court for Linn county
Oregon his final aceOunt ~ such admiHis
traisr and by orsi.r OF said court Monday
the And day nf October lss2 az tho hour
Of one o'ciock p m-, OF said day Is set for
hearing objections 20 said aecounl and the
settlement thereof. Any person interest.
ed IN said estate Is hereby nUsifted 20 ap.
pear and Gle his or her objection 10 said
dual account on or before Said day.
August IS 1882. L. BILYEU,
AdmfnfzarafoF
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In he Circuit Court cC DE stale Of Onegon
for Linn County
james L cs~An, Pia.
c c ru'ss, Der
To q O Barge tho def nd4nt above
name1. In the name of th4 State OF ore.
RoD you are hereby required TO appear
In the above entitled conrL sad answer the
compliant or he above named plsintiff IN
he above entitled aetion by the i1rst day
OF the next regular term Of aid court In
and for Linn county, TO bo begun and
held on the fourth Monday of October.
1892 And you are notified thas, II YOU
fail % appear aud answer said comp amt
as above required the plaintiff will take
judgment against yau for the spm OF
go and Interest thereon AZ the rate OF
one per cent per month from Nov. =. 1875
and for the costs and disbuTssments OF
this action.
PublibheS by order OF the Hon r p
Boise Judge or said court, forsix weeks
la the Estate Rights Demoerat," }" which or
der bears date Aug. End 1882.
FLiSS a CuANBFRLATS,
Affysa for Ffm
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sUcKLEs,s ARxIsA a SAVE.

The best Ealve In the world for cuts. brus
%, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet,
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and al
kinds of skin eruptlons. This save is guar
anteed TO give perfect gtisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box
For sale BY Foshay and Mason, wholesaI,
lgts ID Moore, Scio ID Foley, Lebanon
Dr Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon,
tague, jefferson ID NJ Calbreath, Buen,
Vista; o Cornelius, Turner r A Rampy,
harrisburg Starr and Blakely, Brown.
nile
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Ir Is stated that when Star-route
Dorsey wrote his rccentlv published
letter TO President Garfield, Arthur
sat at the same table and aided In It's
composition. II this be true it solves
some ofthc mysteries connected with
the s:ar-route cases.