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Die Siebsinfubr In ensIans.

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SDnheeriht in Arfauias.- Gins
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2oH6ou, 1. auauf. - 9enntng, Der
6eutid.amerifnutide Stuoent, nel4er tiir3s
It'd eineu uubersu Stuoeuten an gSlr3buig
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N.Y. Gin irrrnrfbYrri6ps 6uHs

Ea8- Der 3ufebartfdse NUrter 1T elm felt bieI n
Sasren bepatrtes nabrtaites 9strGnt, De6es beiOus
eers in her pdrmeren Ga ion Der Contribution 3urdas
Id iit. Ruu beriude bcT 5Ortsrl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

SoME time since we had occasion "a
rap the Northwest Nescs over the head.
editorily speaking, for the extreme stu
pidity which it manifested in telling ia
readers that Ben Butler would Be the
next Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent. The Eescs, after smarting under
this deserved castigation fer month,
new seems to have learned wisdom un
der the affection, aad, like seasibls
man, tells les readers that such able and
psrs men and Democrats as Judge
Hoadley and Congressman Geddes, of
Ohio, Gov. Cleveland. Of New York,
Hendricks and MeDoaald, Of Indiana,
BayaEd, Of Delaware and John g. Car.
lisle, ef Kentucky are men from wbom
the Democrats might well select . can
didats. We congratulate the Nesos up
on the progress it has made in the &c.
quision Of political sagacity and fore
sight.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
scnseL BzsTRICT AssEssxEsvs.

WE have been asked 9 number Of
times TO give the Law in reference to the
question, Is 10 whether taxpayer in .
school district - entitled to deduct his
Indebtedness when assessed BY school
district clerk. lie has. The following
10 the rule - laid down by the Supreme
Court Of this State, in the case Of James
B. Stephens Resp. Y School District
No. 81, Multuomah County App:
Taxable property, within the mean
ing Of the Statute which authorizes the
levy Of taxes by school districts, is that
property which persons within the dis
trics own. exclusive Of indebtedness
The clerk Of school districts In making
assessments must follow the general Law
governing assessors.
This case grew out Of a tax levied in
school district No. 81, in April 1876.
James B. Stephens had property in said
district Of the value Of $40, ,450, and
was indebted within said district the
sum of q, 900, and outside thereof, out
within the State, about $4,000. He
applied 10 the directors to have all Of
said indsbtedness deducted from his
assessment, which request was denied.
These facts, in an agreed statement,
were submitted TO the Circuit Court OF
Multnomah couHty, which court held
that the Indebtedness should be deduct
ed. From this ruling the district ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court where the
above rule was laid down affirming the
decision Of the court below. See Sixth
Oregon Reports page 353.
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PRIsEvmaa lTEHsi

PRISEvILLx, On, Apr. 2nd, 1883.
Eds. Democrat
March has come like lamb and gone
like lion, and April is with us, tickle
and caPricious ~ ever. Farmers are
rejoicing over rain so much needed, a.
. good deal OF land was getting too dry
to plow. But little gardening has been
done yet, NEST Of the people preferring
to wait till all danger Of snow ID past,
but the average ochoOean sigheth for
"grosns' and garden truck generally.
Wheat 10 selling for sl.a5 at the miils
which are still grinding. Coed beef ID
still scarce and hard TO get. Butter ID
81 ceAts, while eggs are 25cts dozen
Items are scarce and the reporters
pencil hangs liStleas behind his car,
while, with othollo, he sighs over an
occupation gone, and nobody kills any
body or even steals anything
We believe, bowevcr, that we Owe an
apology 70 the Editor Of the RepG We
were quite unaware that we were step
ping on his editorial toes when We least
reflections" on the vigilance committee,
though We do know that il is fearful
and . wonderful thing 10 tread on tho
patent toes Of patent outside. We
would like 10 inquire respectfully. If he
10 the paid advocate Of this infamous
organization, or il il is self interest that
prompts his jealous interference In
either case We are forced 10 the conclu-
sion that the reflections" cast by the
gsatlsman himself, At tho time Of the
enactment Of the late bloody tragedies
in this county, were scarcely 20 sincere
- his criticism Of 'juniper." Il Is TO
be hoped for bis own sake that he doea
not know a. much about the movements
Of the vigilantea ~ his article would
imply, and it would not take one OF
Linu County's best guessers to guess
an article quite As correctly as he quotes
Il.
In regard 10 the shooting il is quite
probably that We were misinformed,
though We believed our information 70
be correct when We sent II TO the DEMo-
cRAT.
His criticism, sarcastic, though IL be,
Of the length Of our letter, was just
there was little news in . great many
worls and a. wo are by no means ambi-
tiOus Of acquiring the reputation he
enjoys, q reputation for q superabun-
dance Of rhetorical flourish to make up
for lack Of ideas, We will not neglect
this time to beg that the Editor Of the
DExocRAr will always feel at liberty to
curtail our letters as much as he likes,
or suppress anything he does not ap-
prove of.
In conclusion We would indulge the
hope that our apology will be satisfacto-
~ TO the very gentlemahly gentleman
from the classic shades Of the Long Tom
ss we have endeavored 10 make the
Gmesde honorable for any insult we may
have offered him in prssuming to CORE
spond with the DEMocRAT without his
permission.
JUNIPER.
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wArERLOo ITEMS.
Waterloo, Or, April 10, 1883.

Waterloo, Or, April 10, 1883.
Eds, Democrat
Having sent you few items last
week, and in looking over the last issue
of yeur excellent paper. finding you
publish them, encourages me to write
again.
Mr. eager failed to appear against
Mr.. Bssbe in the trial before Justice
Cruson, hence the case was dismissed.
Mr.. Bsebe will continue work on the
race and there may be trouble yet.
s. d. Gagsr is improving in health
fast.
Geo. Gross our hotel keeper and mer-
chant means business o. he is laying in
good supply for both hotel and store.
He will have two or three boats built
fer the benefit Of the public this spring.
W Ex-County Treasurer, I. N. Bruce,
as in town yesterday and reports
everything fourishing on Hamilton
Greek.
J. M. Dollarhide & Bros. intend to
start the saw mill this week.
J. o. Beebe intends to build new
residence this week.
Crops are looking splendidly on the
Santiam and farmers are expecting big
returns this fall Tor their labor.
GRANGER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

Total vote Of Rhode Island according
TO the Journals returns Bourne, 49,.
l0l Sprague, 1926; oatler, 707 !
scattering. ls, Bourne's majority, 2140.
Bourne plurality over spragus, 2s6b.
Republican strength 10 the general as
sembly Is about the same as last year.
Tbs total vote of the state increased
$500 over last year, and the Republican
vote increased I042.
A six year old boy Of Mr.. Debeck,
who lives on the bluff at Dallas, while
playing with an open knife on the 4th,
inst, fell, the blade entering the lsft
temple and causing death in ten min.
utea. The agonizsd mother did every
thing 10 save the life Of her boy, but NIL
10 no avail.
w. s. Chapman, editor Of the SUNDAY
Mercury, Of Portland, has been expelled
by the Masons for continually printing
and circulating stories derOgatory to
the character Of an honored brother
Mason. He will appeal the case to the
Grand Lodge.
The Poat-otice department will soon
issue circular In view Of the reduction
Of letter postage, which takes effect
October lss, calling the attention OF
pestmastsrs and the public generally TO
tho fact, and admonishing the former q
cut down the stock Of stamps kept or
hand. No steps have been taken to-
ward the issuing Of new stamp othor
than that the head Of Washington,
which now ornaments the three-csni
stamp. will te printed upon the ne v
two-cent issues.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

Stable keepers are among the health
lest of men, and considered especially
free from respiratory affections, although
much exposed to cold and damp. Some
attribute this to the anmonia evolved
from the manure piles, and it is said ia
eorroboratien that little breast amulets
Of carbonate Of ammonia, or spraying of
the threat with dilute liquid ammonia,
gives sure relief to bronchial attacks.
Hell Gate is TO be lighted by cleo
tricity from tower $50 feet high at
HalIet's Point, and containing lights Of
10000 candle power, which are ts be
displayed from sundown to sunrise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
JsTTTEs, Editor


VIZ shall never hear Of David Davis
straddIing the fence again.
CONGRESS, the Philadelphia Tran-
script observes, came IN like lien and
went out like drove Of mulss.
Mr. KEIEER appears to have about
Is much regard for the good opinion Of
the country Is the country has fcr him.
THE Democracy hold that no duty
should Be imposed on any imported ar
ticls above the lowest rate which viii
yield the largest amount Of revenue.
GovEREoR CLEvELAND's veto Of the
Five-Cent Fare bill was based upon the
fact that the charter fixed the rates,
and they were beyond Legislative inter.
ference.
IT il claimed that ex.Presidsnt Hayes
amplitude Of strsddls on the temperance
question makes him . very available
candidate for Governor fer the Ohio
Republicans,
ToUcHING the tariff question. Mr.
Frank Hurd Of Ohio holds that no ar
tisls should Be dntiable, the like q
which Is produced or manufactured ia
this country and sent away TO Be sOlt
il foreign markets.
ONE of the most melancholy and mis-
erabls creatures Is the Congressman WI,
was left last November, and who nov
hangs around Washington boring Pres
ident Arthur for Foreign Mission o
aTsrritOrial GovsrnOrship.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13


Information received from headquar-
ters states that the corner stone for the
new Odd Fellows Home, now in course
Of construction near Portland, will be
laid by the Graud Lodge of the order on
Thursday, May 18th, during the annual
session Of that body. The basement
story has bsen completed and it ID
hoped to have the building finished
some time thls summer. Reduced
fares have been secured on all the lines
oftasel leading to Portland, and every
body is invited to come and witness the
laying Of the Grst corner stone for an
Odd Fellows Home on this coast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

"BeltoF bear present evils than ny "a
those unknown" Better still use Kidney
Wort and mako your present evils hy 70
parts unknown. II you find yourself
getting bilious, head heavy, mouth foul,
eyes yellow, kidneys dlsordered. Symp-
toms Of piles tormenting you, take at oncc
few doses Of Kidnoy.wort. Use II an an
advance guArd-elther in dry or liquid
form-ii IN efficient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

The April report Of the Ohio Board
Of Agriculture, based on the returns
from over 700 towasbiPs. gives the fol-
lowing percentages a. compared With
April l, 1882: Wheat, 63 per cont.
old wheat in prodncsrs' hands, % Per
cent. ; old corn in Produesrs' hands, 50
per csnt. rye, esndisioD, 50 per cent.
barley, 6s per cent. The wheat outlook
il tbs nOst gloomy for sight years. In
Ohio the severe cold, with bare ground,
killed the tops on the surface in Janua-
~ and February. Warm rains and
good weather ill Nay may improve the
condition up 10 go per cent, bat bad
weather will send il below so per cent.
OFFICIAL TELEoaAhs
Received April Z, from other States
give the following. percentages: The
condition Of winter wheat compared
with same time last year In Indiana,
90 per ceat. Illineis, 6S ; Kansas, 6l ;
Kentucky, about 10; Michigan, 10;
Wisconsin, about IS California, about
IS ; Minnesota, spring wheat, probable
loss Of acreage, % per cent. Reduced
to bushels, the loss on thess States will
be 90, ,000, 900 bushels, or 80 per cent,
and they gave 2s1, ,600, 900 Of the 5OO,.
000, 600 bushels raised last year in the
United States. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
W. II. Crane, ex register Of the
susanyille land Office, was arrested a.
Chico on March 20 for a forgery COM
mittsd while in Office.


The HAD aud worthless
are never islitated or cohlaieyfeited. This IL
especially true or family medicine,
and IL IL positive proof that the remedy
initiated IL OF the highest value. As soon
as IL had been tested aud proved by the
whole world that Hop Bitters was the
purest, best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many limitations
sprung up and began 10 steal the notices
In which tho preSs and people OF the
country had expressed the merits of II.
B.. and la every way trying TO induce
suffering invallds 10 use their stuff In.
stead, expecting to make money on the
credit and good name OF II. B. Many
others started nostrums put up In sImt.
lar style TO II. B.. with variously devlsca
names In which tho word "Hopp or
Hops" were used TN q way 10 induce
people 10 believe they were the same As
Hop BitterA All such pretended RENE
dies or cures. no matter what their style
or name II, aud especially those With
the word Hop or Hops" In their
name or In any way connected with
them or their name, arc limitations or
Oaunterfelts. Beware Of them. Tsueh
none of them. Use nothing but gcnu.
Inc Hop RltIers. with o bunch or cluster
Of green Hops on the white lobel. Trust
nothing eiso. Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing Ia imlla.
tons or counLorfeita
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
C0HTgaPT.

Tho Salem Statssman, says that
Hen. Owens Is O particular and favor.
ed friend of the clerk and senior
members Of the Swamp Land Board.
Why the Statesman should make this
covert, but vicious attack upon the
Swamp Land Board is more than we
know. These men are all RepublI-
cans who were elected by the assIs-
lance, 1sft handed, Of the Statesmas.
why then this attack ? Is there
anything corrupt In the way the
Board manages swamp land affairs
II the Statesman does not make Itself
more explicit about this charge, the
people win only receive an addition
to the great bulk Of eontempt in
which they are won't TO hold SANDER
ers. But the Statesman Is now enga-
ged In punishing its enemies. First
II attacks Z. s. Scott, then Hirsch and
Earhart, then Mccormack, then our
esteemed contemporary Of the Herald
Of this city; and In fact raps 10 turn
nearly all the leaders of the party
ever the head. In fact 1t seems to
Be imbued with that general reckless
spirit which seems to predominate Ia
the party Of s.great moral IDEAS. y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

A correspondents, making inquiries
about the manner Of acquiring title to
public lands In Oregon, asks If it is
not q fact that there were certain
Irregularities 10 the Surveyor Gener-
aps Office Of Oregon a few years since.
We have heard this alleged, but
know nothing Of the matter, but
would respectfully refer him t. the
iceberg editor of the Salem Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13


TINS element Of power snd des.ruct-
len has hssn rssorted 10 = > means 20
fsrcs the EagIish govsrnnsns to mOdi-
fy its policy towards the Irish people.
AZ least Eaelish newspapers infotm Us
that.sAs recent attempt 10 blow up gov-
ernnsn1 buildings in London grew out
Of the vide spread dlscontent which ex-
ists among the Irish, not only in Ire
Iaad, but wherever they may be found
Il were we'll TO inquire what are the
causes which lead people into sacb
revolutionary movements. We have
al read TIE story Of the prosecutions Of
.he Irish people. from the fatal days Of
l64e, when Cromwell, with vicious
Engliah soldisry, took possession Of Ire
land and cenfscated four.fifths Of ell
the landed property Of that country,
down TO the present time. Il is not q
matter Of surprise that the sons Of Ire.
land should now continue to resent the
infamous crime committed against their
ancestors two hundred aud 6fty years
ago. While We have no defense 70
make for these who would resort To
| such criminal procedure as the whole
sale destruction Of life and property By
the use sf dynamite, yet ws desire here
to call the attsntiOn Of those who ore
in authority and clothed with power,
that this plot to destroy public build
ings in LoAdon is only the repetition oi
che lessons Of history. Il Ia the friction
caused By resistance to persecution and
oppression. Ia ell times il has been the
tendency Of the s.rong to oPpress The
weak, and the rich TO OPPrsss The poor
Experience and history show however
that where the due exercise Of power
and authority has hsen tempered viii
mer cy, mature judgment, discretion
and the broad principles Of universe
fraternity, the results have been faI
better for all concerned. We are told
BY the s'powers that b" that the Trial
people have no right to rebel against ths
constituted authority Of Great Britain
True, in . constitutional sense, but the,
do rsbsl, nevertheless, and il Is folly tS
dwell upon an abstraction, when rebel
lion ia actually in vogue. Ireland hAa
no doubt as good causes fer resisting