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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

When the two cent postage law goes
Into effect tho salaries or Postmasteas will
also DO changed. What they will be IL OF
local interest to all, 10 We publish the
system Of rating those salaries
Where the gross receipts are go, 900. the
new schedule will pay from 5000 20 S3lOO;
whore tho receipts are el0O.OO0 the pay
Will DO advanced from 5000 10 $500 II
the receipts are Sl60,0o0 the new salary
will be $500 when receipts are $3.50, 900
the new salary will be 5000, aud where
the receipts are betweon t5oO, 900 and $780,
600, the new salary will be 5000, Under
tho new schedule the maxium salary Of
5000 will be paid where the recoiHs ex-
coed 9000.0O0; under tho present schedule
the maximum salary where the Tecelpts are
s6io,Oo0 would be $3.50, aud tho same
whore the receipts are 1i,2s0 900 bat
where the receipts arc 81 500. 900, the salary
would DO ef7oo. Under the new schedule
second class eifices are those whose re-
ceipts range from 5000 TO 80, 900. aud the
salaries range from S2Ooj to 5000; third
class Offices are those whose receipts are
$1,000 10 5000, and salaries range from
1lOo0 20 $500. In offices OF the fourth
class postinasters are now allowed 80 per
cont ofthe first Sioo per quarter OF tue
revenue, and 30 per cent on the revenues
exceeding that, and not exceeding $780,
Tho new hchedule allows the " hole Of tho
tirst e59 Of revenue per quarter, and 81
per cont OF the next E1O0.
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Taey Ran che a:auatIet.

A couple of Kaights while attending the
institution of the new lodge at Eugene went
to aee the sights in that beautiful city. They
came to a building, on which was larEe
card, ''none but fremen admitted" As one
at least was fireman, they uncereunonious.
ly walked in. and 10, and behold, Eugenes
new hand engine was before them, in all It's
unhedg0d beiaty. Taey sso,d ap slls l fJr
: moneAt snd then started for the door,
where they were confronted By long, lank
youth who pointed IN ghostly style to the card
One OF them muttered something about.
their not being so milhty afraid Of their fire
engines in Albany aud they passed ON. 1t
IS thought that they are afraid some one
will carry the engine off under his coat, and
so arc keeping guard Of it.
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are arranged, presenting quite . mstropoli.
tan appearance. Both Of ladies aud gentle.
meas geods II Il fact that ef the many
lines which he carries be rarely ever fail
10 find what his customers want, and the
quality of hia goods. Il matter which, as
nuch a. anything else, has given Mr. Youag
sach lead In the shoe trade here This
department is supsriatsndsA BY Mr. George
Turrol, one Of the best shoe men In the
northwest and 10 his Judgment and taste
much Of its success IL due.
In the North Americda RevieV for April,
the seriptural and the legal aspects Of divorce
arc presented respectively by the Rev DIR
Theodore ID Woolssy, and by Judge John A
Jameson. DIR r Bender, . Canadian. under
the title. "A Canadian view Of Annexation =
Senator John A Logan sets forth the need
which exists for National Aid 10 Public
Schools" The Rev DR. Howard Crosby
writes Of "The Dangerous Glasses" James
G Wellisg, President Of Columbian Univer.
sity. treats Of '.Raoe EduoAtion." ''Ths
Water supply Of Cities" is discussed by
Charles wingAts, ethical Systems" by
Prof + II Hedge, "Strset begging by Rev
Dr Charles + Deens, aud "Criticiam asd
Christianity by o b FrothinghAm. Publish.
ed st 20 Lafayette Place. New York. aud
for sale by book sellers generally.
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Aa In.iispsasIbIe Instrument.

Recent improvements ia tho making OF
stylographIc pens have made them n very
servieeable aud almost Indispensable In.
strument for those having occasion 10 do
much writing and who desire . oonven-
lent pom NJ hand wherever they may be.
They have como Into such general use
that IL IL rather late 10 recommend them
70 any body, but there have been some
improvements In the IN snufacture OF the
Livermors StyIographic Pen relating 10
the fastening Of the needle and the ease
with which II can be cleaned aud repaired,
which have occasioned muca lay orabie
comment. There are now over 800. 900 Of
these pens In use. 70 say nothing Of numer-
Gus inferior limitations. They mako not
only q very handsome but = very useful
implement. The manufacturers have cut
down tho price Of their short plain pens
TO $2. and short gold mounted - $3.50
each. BY romittlng tae amouat 10 Louis
4 Dunlap, Manager styi0grApLic Pen
Company, 20o Washington Street, Boston,
the pen, togsthsr with package Of supe.
IoT Ink, will bs sent by return mall, and
the money will be at on:s refunded II
thoy do not prove TO be porfoc. and salts
factory In every rospoct.-''D lily AmerI-
can" WatsrbIry, Conn.
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Notice is hereby given that the under
aixnod. Administrative of the estate OF A.
II. BFcsdsn, dsceaSed, In Pursuance ef au
order OF the County Conn Of Linn Coun
~, state OF Oregon. duly made and enter
% af record, will on the 28th day ri April,
1888 NJ the hour OF 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon OF said day ~ the Court House door
in the city Of Albany, Linn county, Oregon
at publIc auctioa "a the highest bidder,
sell ali the right, title aud interest Of said
deceased In and Ia the following described
raai property, to-Wit: Beginning 81
chains aud 80 links west OF the south east
corner of A X BFeeden's donation land
claim Notification No. 27;9 snd cain No.
IS In Township IL. =. X. I w. Of tho Will
lAmelte meridian in Ian county, Oregon
and running themes west Al chains and
50 links 70 tha south west corner OF said
land claim thence north - chains ard
IS links thence east 81 cha.ns and 80
links thence south II chAins and ~ link
thence east IL chaIas themes in south
west course to this place OF beginning, con-
tanning i5s 4S-l00 srrss more or less al ia
Linn COMFY. Oregon.
Terms OF sale ca>h IN htnd OH the day
Of sale
Dated tLl. the 2.nd day o, MARCIA 1881.
J. ~. RICE,
AdLinistratoF.
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Camp rsIE Letter.
opgA.

A letter received from q su5sc riber at
Camp Polk states that they are having
the finest weather ever seen there, hav-
Ing had but ono cloudy day since the
first Of February. no snow and only one
little shower. Stock looks first rate
aud fall grain IL better than sv7r before.
Our correspondent gives IA Interesting
account Of ball at Canine town, known
by some As Dog town. good music. a
fine lunch and adjournment at Il p. n.
was the order.
The Gibssn family who were caught
10 the storm nj Fish Lake last fall got
gu: all right about a mouth age, the
family going part Of the way on snow
shoes. a bey 10 aud girl II coming out
two week before when the mercury was
In the twenties below zero.
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Locks Had.

Among other things. the Queen Of the
Pacific, which arrived in Portland Fri
day, brought % cases of honey. 243 sacks
Of beans. % cases Of cheese, boxes OF
butter, cases of lard, 2 barrels and
casks Of hams, 2 barrels OF meal. 1.159
sacks Of ground barley. &c These are
all things wsich should be raised I'm Ore
gon by our farmers. aud when q state
the size sf this sends its money away for
such things. IL Is good sign that some
thing is the matter. Just SO long as We
are una bic to raise our own beans, but
ter, cheese, &c. we must expect to hear
gr0wls and see mortgages on our farms.
This accounts for the place good deal
OF money goes. Instead OF receiving
we ought to be shipping these things.
This cannot be eonsi dered too earnestly
by the farmers Of Linn County and Ore
gen In general.
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Hiss Luse.

Miss Lnse, although having read in Al
bany several times, was greeted again
Friday night by good house, ehowing
the high appreciation In which she is held
here. Her selections were mostly humer-
GUS. which We think take best here. Diff.
ferent people have different opinions. The
parts which suited us best were the
" "Brakesman at Church," the 'Naughty
Little Girl" aud "Rabenstein." The
latter particularly seemed TO be well rem
dered. It is full of ex preston, and as in
terpreted by Miss Luse was quite inter-
esting. We are giad to hear that she will
be here again in week or 30.
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sheriFs Sale.

In tie Circuit Court, Of A< St.tte Of 0regoms
J9r The County Of Linn:
I:sbecca Garter, samuel f Yo1ng and 7. +
Blaln, Plaintiffs.
va.
s ID Ga4er and Nary J eager his wife, J G
Hudson and Amanda Hudson his wif0
j ID Gibson aud Mary A Gioson his
wife. and w w 1hayer, Governor, X
4 EArhart, Secretary aud I'd HifsclI,
Treasurer Of the Stale of Oregon ,constituts
ing the Board Of Con. nissionsrs for the
sale OF school lands aad the homogeneous
Of the common schovl fund. Defeudsnts
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue II
an execution and order OF saIe issued out
OF the abots named Court in the above
entitled suit 10 IBe directed and delivered
will on Saturday tits 18th day 6f April.
1883, at the Court House j 5or in the city
Of Albany, Linn county, Oregon at the
hour OF one o'clock, p. ~, sell It public
aucLi0n for cash In hand to the highest
bidder the following real property, de-
seribed In said order u sale - follows,
to-wit BsgiGniHg At point 10 ~ chains
west OF the south east corIier of tie Elmer
Kees donation land claim In Waterloo
Precinct, Linn county, oregon, and run
ming thence eat 10 chains thence north
2O-37 chains thsuce east TO the middle
Of the SAntizm River and down it to point
due north OF the place OF beginning
thence south to the place Of beginning,
c1ntaining 81 acres m Jro or less, exes e,Jt
aIwsy< the i,Hilding lots Ia said town or
Waterloo and containing some six acres,
the proceecs OF sale 10 bs applied first 70
ths cIsts aud expenses Of safe and next TO
tbs payment 10 ths said Plaintiff ReDscca
Carter tho sum Of S7s1 81 with interest
thereon at the rate OF one p6r cent Ter
mouth from the Zist day Of October, 1852,
and interest on the sum Of SI775 10 at the
rate Of one per cent psr month from the
18th day of March 1852, 70 the 2Ist day OF
October 1koZ.
DItsd this seth day OF March, 1883
6Eo HUMPHREY,
Sheriff Of Linn Co., Or.
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Tee riissiy t;e.siy.

While oregoniAns are calculating the
dollars they have lost by the recsnt freeze
and some are wearing their fingers of 10
make beth ends meet, Il may be Of inter.
erst 70 read Of poor, prsveriy stricken
family In New York, that also has TO
scrimp 10 mako the ends meet 60
"In costliness and show tile social event
81 the season wall bs at NaeisTbilt's 70.
night. The flowers ai.,iis are e-tiH atssI
10 cost over -, ,0oo. over ~ Vpo Invitations
were issued. Ths evening paIIsS says ti.s
hsatsas, Mrs William X van.i-riIiI. will
10 Arrayed in 5000 dress and IssSoiry
worth over Sio00co, Many otaor laIiss
even excsl her la riehusa as OF era
tutnea- The display of diamonds will DO
simply dazzling. Hpeclsi dancss have
boon prepared aud rsbearsais have been
going on for = week. Tho orchs-l.A will
DO concealed In grove ef or tngo trossz In
full bloom. The grand recspglon r,oni
will 10 tho great hall, which - Gtted up
after the style OF n castle OF several cea-
iurtos ago. Great wooden logs will blaz,
and cracklo in the hearth, aud portraits uI
ancestors will le6k down on tho visitors.
Tho dancing hall is groNt dining rovm.
- feet long by 35 feet wide. The supper
will DO OF = scale ot regal splandor, aud
tho costumes 10 be worn have been in
preparation for months. Fifty policemen
will be on hand TO $50 that the carriages
u the distinguished gueels arrive aud do.
part in regular order"
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sheriR's Sale.

Ia tie Circuit Court Of he STATE Of Oregon
y(or ae County Of UmatilIa:
l. White, v bite, and William Lane part
Iisrs doing business under the fFIn name
Of l. White q Company, Plaintiffs.
vs.
r L Wilson, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
q writ OF execution issued out Of the above
name eoun in the above entitled action 70
me directed and delivered Ebr the suni Of
sg93 with interest st the rae Of 10 per cent
per annum from the 9th day OF OetObsr,
1876 and the further sum Of 81 81 coats.
have levied upon all the right, title and
interest Of the said Defendant Z r Wilson,
on or Hfter August 18th 1877, in and 70 the
following desc1btd premises, to-wIt: he
ginniog at a point 1851 chains south and
IA 80 chains east Of the south east corner
dissection II and running thence porth 4s-is
chains; Themes west 79 % chains thence
south ~ % chains and thence east 76-oZ
chains 10 ths place Of beginning in TowR-
ship - s X west Of the Willapette me.
ridian In Linn county, Oregon. Also the
south hslfof Seffon q, IN Township Ii,
4, west. Llso the following: Com
mencing At tie north e4st corner OF
Nis.hslas Niller's dsnati IN land cisirn ia
Section Is TIP IS. s Z Z. VEST, Linn county,
Oregon thence east 10 Is chains thence
south 23-ls chairs; thence west 1924
chains; thence south z7-s4 chains ; thence
west s.2l chains; thence north 81 chairs
To the plsce OF beginning, containing IS
= -Ice acres, and on Saturday abe 18th day
OF April, 1sSs, at the Court House door In
the city Of Albany, Linn eonHiy, Oregon
AZ the hsur Of o'clock, p. m, will cell
said real property at public auction for
cash in hand 10 the Highest bid der 70
satisfy said execution with sccruiHg costs.
Dated this 31th day of March 1883.
GO HUMPHREY.
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
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AIGHT-RUDD.-0n Wednesday, March
2Sth, 1883, at the residence Of the brides
father, H L Rudd. in Peoria. Mr. ] K
HAIGHr, of Albany. and Miss LURA RUDD.
of Peoria.
Immediately after the knst was tied.
and Miss Rudd, though by Love, be-
came Haight, the happy couple started on q
trip to Victoria, British Columbia. After
visiting the principal points Of interest on
the Sound country they viii return to Peoria.
where they viii reside in the future Both
Of them have done well, and they deserve
all the prOsperity.and happiness possible to
obtain in this life. They have eur best con-
gratulations as well as the good wishes Of
innumerable friends all over the county.l
NICKERSON- -wALKER-At the resi-
dence of the groom one mile south OF Al
bany, Rev D W Cameron officiating, Mn
HueH NIcKERsoN and MRs III WALKEH
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~ nEMoKIIn.

John w. Fronk. the subject of this
sketch was born In Fairfield. Kentucky.
In 1917. When me rglng into manhood
he caught the spirit Of adventure, en-
terprIss, and progress, and moved TO
sangamon county, Illlno;s. where he
remained awhile. but having desire
10 go farther west. he omlgr. ted 10 Des
Moinos county. Iowa where he was
married To Jane Settis. In 1852 hs fell
In with the hardy pioneers who crossed
the plains la large numbers that year
On the plains his wife died. lie settled
In Linn county In the fall Of 1852 He
was married In 1862 t. Sarah Nc
Knight He was honorable and up.
right In all his dealings and was held
in high esteem 10y all who knew him,
He died March, Tth. 1888. aged CT years,
IL months aud ii days. A larg mum.
bsr OF relatives and friends followed hi:
remains tn their last resting place.
Iowa (Des Moines)papers please copy.
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Beet. Asa Shoes.

SE Young Is opening on. tho largest
stock of boots and shoes ever brought TO
Albany. These goods havo been bought
for cash from eastern manufacturers and
for style. fit and durability cannot he ex.
celled. Having made speciality of this
business, he II prepared 10 give You
better value and better assortment than
can bo found In the city. Remember the
place, Samuel Z Young's Dost q Shoe Store
Albany, Oregon, Special attention given
TO country orders and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
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Nearly m Aeeiaeat.

4 few days since farmer came to the
city. and on his retura home in cAreiessly
removing . revolver from pocket It went
% and fortunately struck large soup dish
~hicL leo was holding against hts side which
was the happy means Of saving the gentle.
mans life. This diah was purchased oi Mr
A B McIlwAia Of this city WIN keeps con-
stantly on hand large supply Of cutlery,
hardware. trunks, vAlises aud everything
usually kept in we'll ordered store, all Of
which he sells At dsdro' that defy competi-
ton
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The following In reference to the new
postal order explains 1t well
The new orders are to be issued 30 as 10
admit of sending small amounts Ia letters
without the expenso or trouble of gettiag
money ort ers for any particular person.
No written application II necessary for the
new orders. which are made payable TO
bearer only, and can be drawn by any
person at the office where It IN made pay
able on the payee signing his name. 1t,
therefore, does not diif5r, ~ far as safety
Ia dlspatchlng It goes, from q banknote,
but, unlike currency, II Is made payable at
q certain Office.
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Bius RIbbon club.

Following Is the program for the meet
ing Of the Blue Ribbon Club to be held
this evening:
!. Prayer.
2. Reading of minutes.
8. Recitation-Esther Marshall.
4. Flute solo-Dr Price.
8. Reading-Miss J Wilson.
6. Address-Rev w Harris
z. Vocal duet-Misses A Taylor and
Robertson.
8. Miscellaneous business
q Recitation-Miss Mary Irvine.
10. Vocal trio-Misses J Wilson, /.
Robertson and Dir Cha rIton.
IL. Reading-Miss A Taylor
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New Physicians.

The eighteenth annual graduation ex-
ercises Of tho Medical Department of Will
lamette University occurred In Portland
last Monday evening, and elected great
intere>t, Taylor street M e Church being
full. Tho commencement address, was
delivered by Rev DIR Marvin, and Is as
published in the "oregonian,s Pm able
effort, full OF instruction. Diplomas were
awarded tho following, whose standing In
the examination, we understand, was in
the order In which we give them: Z L
Irvine, q e Bebee, Allen Bonebrake, John
w Geary, Hannibal Blair, III II Alden,
Marie K Whipple, w Ii Davis, VIII
Graham and 8 Stott:
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Parties desiring TO borrow money In any
amount can be Accommodated by US on msrs
favorable terms than ever before offered,
for pc iods from two 10 ten years. Simply
paying the interest yearly and repaying
the principal In one sum at the expiration
of the time for which the loan is made, or
they may divide their loans into yearly
payments. at your own option. Call on or
address, Burkhsrt Bros, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents, Albany, Or.
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Graduated.

Among the list of ten graduates Of the
Medical department OF Willamette UEi.
veFslty, which held its exercises In Port
lsnd last Sunday and Monday, is the
name of e L Irvine, of this city. ssLige"
has been faithful, hard working student,
and we understan |, graduates with honor
in fact, standing highest in the class.
He has given eviIsnce OF peculiar fit
ness for the medical field, and there can
be no doubt of his success, wherever he
locates. May it be large.
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Notice.

Notice Is hersby given tina. the Boar ! %
Directors of School District No. >, Linn
Oregon will sit - . Boarf of
Equalization TO examine. correct and sp.
prnye The assessment roll of said District
on TUESDAY. April 10Th, 1885. at T:3. o'clock
%. m, At The Office of L Ii Montanye.
Any parson desiring their assessment ss
made hy The clerk, changed in any respect
will cali at the time and place above stated
and make known their request
March 18th, 1888
]. II. BURKHART,
District Clerk,
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w. G. r. u.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union meets on Saturday, March slst at
three o'clock In Y r O A hall. This will
be the last meeting OF tho year, and all
members OF the Union are earnestly ro-
quested 10 be present, as well as any who
are interested In our work.
MRS L E BLArN,
Mrs g JOHNSON, President:
Secretary.
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New Masle stsre.

] II Daniel has opened music stere
at Langdon's drug store and will sell the
Mathushek piano. probably the best
constructed In the market, and the
Shoninger Cymbella organ, one of the
best organs. and getting them direct
from manufacturers will sell them
bottom rates. Those desiring first
class. reliable instruments will do well
to call and see Mr. Daniel before purchas.
Ing.
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letter List.

The ionowlng IL the list OF letters rem ri Ling
In the Post Office. Albany. Linn county. Ore
gon. March 20, 1883. Persons calling for these
Ie!ters must give the date On which they were
advertised.
Brown. Jas " Eberle j
Gilmouf, James Hinton, Frank
Hall Miss Rhoda Turner, Hon q q
.. N. IRVING, p. NJ.
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Card ofThanks.

The undersigned desire to return
their sincere thanks to those friends
who gave Us such kind assistance dur
ing the long illness ofour little Kate.
MR and MRs FRANK PURDoM.
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seed wheas.

II you want to make up for the money
you have to sxpend for sesd wheat you can
do so by buying your goods for this year of
llen& Martin.
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Csaasn Prosssalas..

Tuesday evening, March y, 1859
Present ell members but Lanningj Marshall
and Mayor
Recorders report reported correct.
Committee allowed further time 10 report
on ditch.
Property owners on First between Wash.
ington and Ellsworth streets. were granted
permiSsion TO put In troaghs TO carry OF
surface water.
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oUR .sESrs.

Following are the DEMOCRATS duly au-
thorize1 agents to receive subscriptions or
money for the same
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o. = &. H. Il. TINE TABLE.
Albany Station.

All TraiaS daily. except Sunday.
NoTIcE.-on and after this date regular
tickets will 10 sold at our ticket Office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, Wallula,
walla walla and Ainsworth.
WILL. u. RTcE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
o. & c. X. J.. Co.
Albany. June 18th. 1881.
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"HAcKMErAcK," q lasting perfume
Price % and 90 cents.
THEREy. GE). II TIAYEs I
Bourbon, Ind. says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILoHS CON
UMPTION CURE