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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-17
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One good second hand wagon 81 inch
spindle, light, price $50. Also one good
set double harness used only about two
weeks, cost $50. price S25. Alse two
second hand threshias machines with
mounted powers, just.as good as new,
will be sold very cheap. Enquire Of
BURKHART BRos.,
Real Estate Agents
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emeIal Dareessry.
STATE.

STATE.
Z Senators-Hou II Slater, Hon J
y Dolph.
ConQressman-N C George.
Supreme Court Judges B Waldo, W
p Lord, E B Watson.
Governof-Z + Moody.
Secretary OF Slater p EaIhart.
State Treasurer-Ed Hirsch.
Supt OF Public Inssruction-E b Me-
Elroy.
Circuit Judge Csrti distl-R P Bcisa.
Diss Alto ney t3rd distl-V II Holmes.
COUNTY.
County Judge-L Finn.
County Comrs.-John Isom, $ r Clay
pool
Cierk-C II Stewart.
Sheriff George Humphrey.
Treasnrag-J II reery.
School Supt-P A Moses.
SurveYor-D Y Reid.
Coroner-Dr J Il DaYis.
Assessor-S c Dozier.
CITY.
Mayor-W 81 Ketchum.
Recorder-N J Hent0n.
Marshai-G " Burkbart.
Treasurer Fired Muller.
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\ Bey's Boay Tsrn 10 rlcees

Harry, the ten. .year-old son OF 1fr. d.
5. Crockett, met his death Saturday at
Seattle, under the following painful cir
eumstances: Itappears that Mr.. Crockett
isthe foreman at Messrs. Hall u Paul
sons furniture factory. and bis sons were
allowed full run Of the shop. At noon
that day as Harry was attempting to
adjust belt over the pulley, his hand be-
came entangled in ths belt aud hs was
drawn over the shaft, which was making
40 revolutions per minute, and the nm
fortunate boy was literally torn TO pieces.
His head, feet and arms we're torn from
the trunk, and death resulted ins.an-
.taneoualy.
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Daniels Music store.

Mr. II Daniel this week moved his
pianos and organs into the store opposite
where he continues to keep
the Mathushek piano, no doubt the best
constructed In the market, also the Shon.
niger Cymbella organ. These instru-
ments are becoming very popular In this
county. Those desiring splendid in
strument should call on Mr. Daniel tais
new quarters.
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MURRAY Aug. Is. 1883, in this city,
the infant daughter of r d Murray.
Near this city, on August
II. 1883. Of cranapea colo, JosErH THoaP-
soS, aged Is years.
[Joseph was q son OF Mr. w H Thompson,
aud was young man Of exemplary habits,
those who knew him speaking well Of j.
character and complementing his intsl.l-
gence. We gladly tell Of his good traits
and add our sympathy FOR his parents, who
lose much in losing good son.
MCGEE Nea this city. on Tuesday, Aug.
18th, 1883. ) IessE McGEF, aged g years
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MARRIED.

DANIEL-J0HNS0N. -On Tuesday even.
ing. Aug. l4th, 1888, at the residence of
the brides parents in Scio by Rev ID III
Doty, Mn II DASTrrs of Albany. and
Miss LrzzIE JOHNSON, of Scio.
[The happy compile have our best congrat-
ulations. and the good wishes Of their many
friends in Albany and Linn county general
iy. May their lives be melodious ones. and
the demand for musical instruments large.
We are glad to know that Mr. and Mrs
Daniel viii make Albany their home.
wILBUR -SMEAD.- Saturday even.
ing, Ang. IL, 1889. in this city, Mr. JoHS
r. WILBUR and MISS IDA ". SxEAD-al
OF Albany.
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given That the trustees
OF the First Baptist Church af Albally.
Oregon, viii receive sealed bids for alter
ing, repairing and completing the church
building now owned by the First Baptist
Church at Albany, Oregon, In accordance
with the plans and specifications now IN
OF T. +. Hackleman, Odd Fellow Tenn
pie, Albany, Oregon. until the hour Of
o'clock p M, On the 24Eh day OF August,
1883. The time for completing said build
ing IN accordance with said specifications,
10 he on or before the 9TH day OF October,
1883, At which time 1t must b ready for
occupancy. The trustees reserve the right
70 reJect any or all bids BY order Of the
trustees.
r. i. HAcKLE1fAE,
Albany, Or. Aug. u. 1855 Clerk.
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A few days agqa young man named Sam
uel Clemens waS driving = team for Mr..
Hugh Lee across the calipooia, and was
on top of a load of hay, when, ON account Of
the rickety condition OF the rack, be was
thrown from the 'front.' of the wagon against
the horses, aud falling to the ground one Of
his arms was broken in two places, and it i.
thought his body was run over. He is EN-
proving rapidly.
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Loek Onf.

LEBlain stalts to San Francisco satur-
day te lay IN first.clAss stock Of clothing
and furnishing goods Tor the fall and winter
trade. Look ont for some nice gooda, at
lowest prices. When he returns, goods in
stock viii be seld for prime cost for two
weeks to make room for the large stock
coming.
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ssssd The Freexe and xIeIa. ThIrty BsSf.
els % the acre.

last Monday Afr. VIM. BArows brought
10 this ofiicc = shock Of white winter
wheat. which has proven Itseifa wonder
fnl wheat and should attract the attention
of farmers generally. II was sowed be-
fore tbs freeze, and wes 70 hardy that IL
was affected almost none at all by the
cold. Scott q Ward finished threshing Il
last week, and they say that Ar. BaFrow's
crop OF grain this year II as fine as any
they have threahed during the last two
years. Forty acres OF this wheat yielded
on "a average thirty bushels 10 the acre.
and this amer stsnding the freeze ihas
ruined nearly every field In the county.
Mr.. Barrows wishes ns TO say that it was
cut by the Deering Binder, which he has
hkd for two years, duriEg which time &c
las worked continually without any at
tention at all, add he says is the "bossn
This IL evidently the kind OF wheat
farmers are looking for. As it Is probably
superior TO anything yet known here Mr.
Barrows viii keep It for seed wheat and
sell Il 70 the sarmers OF the county. Those
desirlng some Of Il shDslid call on him
near Roberts bridge. or write to him At
Shedd Station.
In connection with the subject Mr. BAr-
rows has = few ideas abont raising wheat
which farmers would do well TO follow.
Flrut-The same wheat should not be
sown every year In succession. Skip :
year, Second-the land Ahould be drain.
cd thoroughly. II these were attended to
better crops would be had with less dan.
ger from being drowned, frozen or burnt,
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nroxLExs GRxIcA sALvE.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hancs, chilblains,
corns and all kinds OF skin eruptions.
This sAlve Is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshay & Mason.
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A book agent named Joe Smyrk.
Was put out and hurtbya jerk.
He says A. a cure.
st. Jacobs Oil is sure,
At all times to get in It's work.
A lightning.rod man ia st. Paul,
From horse had a serious fall,
Though battered and bruised.
lie said, when he used
81. Jacobs Ollie simply beats all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-17

All persons wishing to test the merits Of
Q great remedy@one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat
and Lungs-are requested 70 call at Foshay
4 Masonis Drug Srore and get Trial Bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption free Of cost, which viii show
you what a regular dollar size bottle viii
do.
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SANTLAM ACADEMY.
Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon,

v7NHE EAf.bA AND WINTER TERM OF
II this school win commence Monday,
September Etlr, 1888, and close Friday,
March Rsth, 1854. Students will find i
very much to fheir advantage 10 be in at
tendai3ca the sfifst Of the term II possible.
Applications for rooms, board, or special
arrangements should be made soon.
The buildings are being repaired and
every effort win be made 10 render tbs
school pleasant and profitable to all stu
dents desiring the advantages Of a pFacti-
cal education
Students will have the free use of good
library and reading room. For particulars
concerning tuition, course Of study, board,
et,., Address
3w6 ]. l.. GILBERT
Principal
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R,a case o. s.. y,tas Danre.

Minister, is the singularname of q town
sitoaled IN Augiaize Co, Ohio. 1t is the
residence of MI Brandewle, who writes !:
Samaritan Nertine permanently cured
my SON of bad case of St. vitus Dance. p
81 so.
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New spring goods In mems and boys
clothing at Allen q Martins. Their stock
ia very complete and they make every
man happy where price and quality IL
concern ed
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boot. and shoes.

At Allen & Martins is the place to find
boots an 4 Shoes in any quality you wish,
and at any price. Good goods in this line
will be sold cheaper than at any store In
the valley and no old stock to work of.
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csaaen rroeseSlass.

Tuesday evening, Aug. IL, 1883.
PEesent-Recorder, Marshal, and Aids.
Woodin, Hoffman, Brush and Blackburn,
Absent, Mayor, aud Aids, MonteIth and
Lanning.
The Committee on Streets reported that
= sufficient amoun. Of sewer having been
built they had ordered the first INSTALL
msnt Of soc to DO paid, and the warrant
had been drawn. On motion the report
was adopted and the action Of the commit
toe ratified.
The Committee on Health and Police
reported that they had examined the
drain on First street near the Red Crown
Mills aud ordered the Marshal 20 widen
and deepen the same.
Petition Of Gradwohl, Brenner and
sfansheid for alley sewer in Block. I6,
read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Communicates from II = Merrill, az
agent FOR Oregon Fire and Marine Inser.
ance Co, giving rate OF Insurance on No
Ones aud 80. Two's Eagine Houses, was
read and referred 10 Committee ON Fire
and Water.
On motion the Marshal WAS ordefed to
request the 4 X Co. TO open tie drain on
X Il street, near w II GoItra's.
On motion the COMMITTEES on ordinances
vas Instructed 70 present an amended
ordinance ON cross walks at the next reg
nlar meeting.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
B + Pnrdom. nIghtwatch, $50 G w
Watts. printing, 81 s; Conrad Meyer,
s6.76; Geo W Burkhart, Se4.5c; West
4 Robinson. s73.i2; Nj Henton. slI 05
costs city ys Foley, s5.9a; ccsss city vs.
Johnsen, s4.s0; costs city VI Sullivan,
s5.45; costs cityvs Farnan, 1856
BILLS KEEERRED.
Costs city vs Mcdonald, s595 costs
city vs. Farnan. 1915 G W Burkllart,
fees and street work, s2I.25 II D Muir
ray. hawling. 1915 ; y Henton, s9.0J
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Ladies'

Allemds Martha have just received from
New York large stock oflaees. Call and
see tifstn and enanire prices
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A smart active boy TO make himself
generally useful, and sell new buttons at
8 andaO cents doz. worth from 25 to
IS cents At
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The cnrse OF half the States is too
much legislation.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

TO s-aou Il may concern
Eotice Is hereby given that the Board OF
equalization Of taxes for Linn county, Ore
g0n, will attend 1t the Office of the County
assessment rolls for 1883, and eorrecl ali
errors in valuation, description or quail
tiles OF lsnds, lots or other property.
-. G.. DosTKR,
Assessor for the County OF Linn.
Aug. 18Th, 1888.
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Ehrmers wanting wheat sacks can
obtain them Of i. Z. Bryan, at ware.
house at Tangent.
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letter List.

The followiBg is the list OF letters RENAL aing
in the Post Once. Albany. Linn county, Ore
gon, August 10, 1888. Persons calling tor these
letters must giyo the date on which they were
advertised.
Cohen, AS Fronk, VIM
Morris, Miss Repa Morrison, John
Platt, isiah Thompsons Miss Amanda
Williamson, II II
III IRVING p III
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4 Rare Chance.

Wringers at reduced rates. both the Nov.
city and Eursta. the best made. at Peters
4 Blainsa.
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flea, ants,
bsd.bngs, alunlss. ohipmunks, eophers. l5c.
Druggists.
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Summons.

far tie County Of Linn
Rs,ty L. Bresden, Plaintff,
VS.
Elijah b. Breeden. Defendant
To Elya1 D. Breeder the a1Ovs nas.sa
DsfeRddRf.
In the name of the State Of Oregon
You are hereby required 70 appear and
answer the complaint Of the above named
plaintiff, in the above entitled cause new
on file in the Office Of the County Clerk,
OF Linn county, Oregon by the first day Of
the next regular term Of the above named
Court, that IL to say, by the twenty-seeond
day Of October, 1SS3. Aud YOU are here
by notified that II You fail TO appear and
answer said complaint as above required,
for want Of answer the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint, which is decree dissolv-
| ing the marriage contract now existing
bafween plaintiff and defendant herein and
| fer the care, nurture and education OF the
minor child named in said complaint, and
also for Judgment for her costs and dis
bursemenls of this suit.
| r. S. SrRAHAN,
i Attorney for Plaintiff.
This summons Is published by order or
Hon z + Boise, Judge of said Court which
order Is dated August, 1st, 1883.
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BIZ okpKREp PAIp.

Costs city IS Mcdonald, s595 costs
city vs. Farnan. 1915 G w Burkhart,
fees and street work, s24.25 ; II d Muir
ray. hawling. 1916 ; y Henton, ss.oJ
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j. N. IRVING. ?. ii.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

The attentions Of Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant of ireland, to the expatriated
Irish from County Mayo would be almost far
cical were the underlying circumstances not
of SO grave a character. The blarney of
such actions as the helping of little children
into the departing boats stands ont in fear.
full contrast to the oppression which has
compelled Ireland to part with its rising gen.
Grafton as well as its mature manhood.
That which would be kindly courtesy in
some instances becomes bittor irony under
the circumstances, which in this instance
alter eases very materially. 1t may well be
that the young brood are coming to bright.
er sky and nobler destiny than Ireland
could, in her present state, afford them, but
there are no thanks due TO Lord Lieuten-
ants for their expatriation.
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tumbled), and one stylish all-wool dress
you start with a new dress, so these, beside
the one left for the steamer, will prove all
sufficient; slippers, an extra pair of walking
shoes, pretty breakfast sacque, and all other
small articles required For the steamer
you want loose flannel wrapper to wear at
night, and if i'll in the daytime. A light
canvass school bag carried on the arm Is
fine catch-all 1t holds guide books, gossa-
mer cape, and tag ends" which refuse to
go in the big bag as lyou journey, but for
the sake of looks as we'll as convenience
don't get four just alike. Have light UNI
brella, as small as is reasonable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

MUNICIPAL extravaganza, though always
pernicious, has seldom been attended by
such disastrous consequences as have fol-
lowed it in Elizabeth City. That once thriv-
ing place has already been reduced to con-
dition of bankruptcy in the aggregate, and
now its creditors have begun proceedings
which will go far to impoyerish its inhab-
tants individually. One of the heaviest
among them has obtained a mandamus
against the city government, to satisfy
which it wifbe necessary to levy an extra
ordinary tax, equal to about six per cent. of
the valuation of the taxable real estate with
in the municipal limits, and the worst of it
is that this claim is only about one-fifth of
the outstanding Indebtedness. If Elizabeth
City were in a Southern State, it might get
itself resolved into a taxing district like
Memphis, but in New Jersey that resource
will hardly be available.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

THERE appears now to be reasonable
hope that the informer James Carey has
thoroughly immeshed himself, and that
when the government has sufficiently
squeezed him they will relegate their miser-
able tool to the company of the other crimi-
nails with whom be first consorted and whom
he then betrayed. A meaner or more spe-
cious scoundrel has not come to the surface
during the whole of the wretched conspiracy
developments. If Carey shall, as he ought
to do, stand under the shadow of moose,
there will not be one grain of sympathy for
him in the civilized world. The sanctimo-
NOUS hypocrisy of man who could plot
murder on any day but Sunday is simply
stupendous in its satanic attributes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

IT is said that the jury which convicted
Pagan was secured by the governments per-
emptorily challenging ffty-four men and rig
idly excluding Roman Catholics from the ju-
ry box. If this is true, the trial could have
been little better than farce, and the YER
dict little less than foregone conclusion.
Prosecutors who are allowed to exercise the
right of peremptory challenge without limi-
tation need have no difficulty in empanel-
ling jury which may be trusted to convict
every time and under any circumstances, es-
pecially when care is had to empanel men of
one religion to try criminal of another. If
the British government is compelled to re-
sort to such methods as these to secure
conviction, it would do better openly to de.
ny the Phoenix Park defendants jury trial
and arraign them as the Coercion act author
ICES before special commission of judges.
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THE Conservative party in England has at
the present time no active leader who so
eentralizes the esteem and power of the To-
ry element in himself as to be match for
the marvellous prestige and statesmanlike
ability of Gladstone. There is therefore no
danger of the return of the Tories to power
until some capable Conservative statesman
shall be found.
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lean government is about to place small
loan upon the London market, from which
report it would appear that our southwes-
terly neighbors have not yet learned that
there is no necessity for them to go so far
afeld when they are in want of little
ready money. There are plenty of capital
lists in the United States who would be rea-
dy and willing to negotiate such loan up
on advantageous terms, and with whom they
could as proftably treat as with any London
banker. Our Mexican friends may be ex-
pected to wake up to a realization of this
truth after while.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

THE accumulation of silver and gold at
New York city is of course the result of the
operation of the natural laws of trade, f.
nance and commerce, which tend to central
ize the money of the country, whether it be
coin or paper, in city which controls two
thirds of the foreign commerce of the Repub-
lie, as well as its leading lines for transpor-
tation, both internal and external The same
thing happened with greenbacks before the
resumption of specie payments.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

THE strongest part of the platform adopt
ed by the Irish Convention last week was
the blow aimed at British manufactures. In
this case it derives additional strength from
the historical fact that it was the crushing of
all attempts of American manufactures by
Parliamentary hostility and prohibitory leg
islation that was the main cause of our own
Revolution.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

In all probability the tide which has turned
in Mr.. Bradlaugh's favor may fairly be at
tributed to the menace thrown out by religi-
GUS bigots that the prosecution which had
been begun against the publication of the
Freethinker newspaper was to be carried
have involved so complete chaos in modern
scientific inquiry that the active intelligence
of England became thoroughly aroused and
indignant. The consequence is seen in the
triumphs already achieved by Mr.. Brad
laugh and in Mr.. Gladstone's advocacy of
the abolition of official oaths
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

THE announcement that Chinese Amer
lean in New York city is engaged in trans
lating into English Chinese historical play
that was dramatized from novel twelve
centuries ago recalls to mind the interesting
fact that the Chinese literature of fiction is
very rich and extensive, and that most of
the novels in use in China were popular four
centuries ago
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

COMMISSIONER Raum's retirement from
public life has not now the political signifi-
canoe it would have had two years ago, for
the wing of the Republican party with
which he was identified has, under Presi-
dent Arthur's wise and liberal administra-
ton, been TO great extent reassimilated
character, But the retiring official had at
tanned prominence in politics which rem
ders his withdrawal into private life cir
eumstance worthy of note.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

IT is said that the Peruvians are pretty
well persuaded that peace is the best policy,
and certainly their experience is such as
must have led them to that conclusion. I'm
fortunately for the country, however a nuga-
Der of soldiers and politicians are interested
in maintaining the existing state of things,
and it is that which prevents the negotiation
sxf ,,aona
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new STORE AND new GOODS

Special Attention Is called TO the ele-
CANT C0lOrs, and fine wearing quality OF
my Infants, Childrens', Misses, and La.
dies Hosiery. MY novelties are from
the leading French Hosiery house i'm New
York City, who make a speciality OF these
goods and are the acknowledged leading
house for correct styles. These goods
positively cannot be found in any other
house in Portland, as they are controlled
in this market by myself. To those in
want and 10 parties looking for the fu-
ture, 1t will be pleasure TO show these
goods, as have the utmost confidence
that all cannot fall to be fnlly satisfied
that the stock fulfllis the advertisement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-03

saw, hey such dwedful cold in me he'd"
remarked an Ivy-street dude, as he stroked the
tender tip of his nose yesterday. "Better that
than nothing" was the witty but cruel re-
Spouse Of q Peachtree-street maiden who heard
him.--Atlanta Constitution.