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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-11-15

The registration of voters of New
York closed on Sd inst, with a total
of 1872, IA names. This is 14,038 less
than the registry of last year, and 81,
1897 less than that of 1880, the presi-
Dental year.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-11-15

JACKSON, Nov. There was no
opposition to the regular Democratic
ticket, except in few counties where
the Republicans combined on a fusion
ticket. There is no doubt of the sue
cess of the regular Democrats. The
election in this county passed off with
out disturbances. The Fusionlsts
carry Kinds and Madison counties by
large majorities. The only distur-
bance in the state, as far as heard
from, was in Copiah county, where
Wheeler killed Matthews, who went
to the poll with pistol in hand. He
received twenty-four buckshot in the
Hazlehurst, the Copiah county seat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09


rushed 10 the wood shed got the ax and
then struck her with the heel OF II, finish.
Ing his fendish work. Then no covered
her up with the bed clothes, pricd open
the desk, took the money, went up stairs
and changed his clothes, locked all the
doors, lowered the curtains, went out oi
the window mentioned, get oa the horse
and came TO Albany.
Thore was no cause for ths decd, II he
did IL. Mrs Flniayson had beon mother
to him. she was kindness itaeif. Never
q harsh word csme from her, no matter
how impudent he might be, She did
everything In the world for him that one
could, and this makes II the harder to be-
lieye that no could do II, yet tho oIrcum-
stances point too strongly that way.
Mrs Finleyson was member Of the u.
r. Church OF this city, and was known by
all ~ noble, pure minded, christian wo-
man, living for those around her. and
treating everybody with kindness and
respect. Those loved her best who knew
her best, and then 10 500 her thus taken
makes IL sad indeed.
The tragedy hss cast q gloom over the
whslo community.
Tuesday II was learned that Charley Fin
layson had been at Jefferson Sunday. where
no sold his horse and saddle for e37. so,
saking silver watch for SIS Of the price.
He left Jefferson on foot and the next morn.
ing got on tho cars al Turner's, and went 70
Portland. whore he stopped NJ one Of the
hotels, bat left early the nest morning, and
mas not since been seen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

To each Of the School Clerks in the 80
School Distrists
DRAR SIN While would love to take
each Of 700 by the hand and invite you TO
attend the Institute 10 be held at Lebanon
on the 2ssh. 29:h aud 3oth Of this month or
else correspond with each Of you personally
on the subject. the multiplicity Of duties
forbear aud, therefore resort TO this method
Of inviting you 10 come, This invitation il
10 each Of you personally and / hope You
will so consider it and respond with your
presence TO aid in the great work instructed
70 us. Never before in our history have 10
many responsibilities rested upon each Of Us
as in these days The parent who boards up
money for his children, aud fails to give
them an education when ho can. is laboring to
degrade his prosperity and crown hs pos.
tsrity with iguominy. Let all tho people
have light, and. then we will have but little
70 fear, we have special work for the clerks,
you are large part Of the school system.
Gene, SEQ the teachers and pick out your
teacher for all next year,
p. A. MosEs,
Supt. Schools.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Angie MoCulloch, Of Salem has besn
visiting friends In the city during the week
Mr. II d Haven left Last Tuesday for Sar
Francisco, which he will make his futurs
home.
Mr. W ] Crabtroe and family were In the
city Monday on thelr way from s cio ID
Dallas, where they will reside In tho future.
Rev A Hunsaksr was In the city yester.
day. He will preach At Oak Creek, Baptist
Church, next Sunday.
II X Charlton, Of Farmington, w. r.,
was in Albany tho first Of the week, being
In tho county on visit TO his relatives and
friends.
Mr. John Bellinger, conductor on the east
side express. for many years, left yesterday
TO Wait his mother In ogdsnsburg. N. Y.
She In aged 70 years aad 10 very sick. John
viii be absent in tho nsighborhood OF two
months.
Mr. Il Mills who has bean In the employ
OF the 0. & G. r. II. in Southrsn Oregon for
the last three moaths has returned aud viii
stop near Lebanon during the winter. We
find ourselves indebted TO him one years
subscription 10 tho DEMOCRAT.
Last week Mr. John Hanshaw arrived In
Albany IRON Philadelphia. coming by the
way Of Cape Horn. being the engineer on
tho steamer lie immediately began work
with Cherry & Parkes. having been On old
school mate si Mr. Cherry, and As we'll the
two learning their trade together.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
TENS OF rhsuxbi.

DO not climb so high as 10 forget that
tho best bargains IN all kinds of dresa
goods are obtained At 7. cowan Il Co., at
Lebanon.
A good horse sometimes will kick, but
the customers OF l. Covan n Co, nj
Lebanon, never raise their feet against
their dealings. They do business on the
square.
IL is . good thing to bo virtuous as we'll
M 10 buy your boots and shoes OF J J.
Cowan Il Co. Of Lebanon.
The sun II hotter than the moon even
~ you can obtain better bargains at Cow
an Il Co.'S than At most sther places.
Early TO bod and early 10 riss makes a
man wise who buys his goods OF Cowan
k Co. at Lebanon.
Coed game flies low, and people who
90 70 Cowan q Co. at Lebanon arc sure 70
get low prices and the beat goods. This
is tho unvarnishod truth.
4 merry heart and a sound stomach
induce many 20 go 10 Cow4n a Co, q
Lebanon. for their groceries, for Il II thus
that they keep them so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

.ast week considerable surprise was
expressed In this city ct tho failure OF the
well known firm OF Black, Porter & Co.,
OF nalssy. An account Of Il In tho "ore-
gonlann ls 30 well told that we repubiish
L.: at was known TO creditors here.
Thursday, that crisis was imminent, and
later Ia the day thsy ordered attachments
taken by Il Dawson. manager Of the
Merchants Protective Union, on behalf
ofthe Portland creditors. The liabilities
arc between So, s,oeo and s9o, 1000. of which
about sc, ,0es Is held by Portland Jobbors /;
rs. .oeo TO $3o,eoo by Sap Franclsce hous-
60, and the remainder by farmers In the
nsighborhsod. Assets Of the hrm are
nomlnally sioo,oeo. aud II Il thought the
estate will pay. II properally handled.
dollar for dollar.
Tho house has bsen ia exlstenes FOR .
number Of years and has always had good
credit. The failure In attributable TO
stringency OF the money market, too
large credits extended by the Arm, light
crops aud inability Of farmers TO DO
pporupt, and want nf confidence betwecn
San Francisco and Portland creditors.
Each thought the other was awaiting the
opportunity to attach the stock. II IL said
that San Francisco house placed an
attachment OF $3.50 upon the Htonk Thurs.
day morning and this precipitaied the
action Of the Portland creditors.
Black, Porter a Co. We're also dealers
In wheat aad had bought considerable
grain since harvest; some on credit
Most Of the wheat, however, Is stored ai
Halsey and represents the indsbtedncs'
In this direction. The wheat has not beer
attached. II Is propsr to say that NJ
taint Of dishonesty appears in tho fall
uro.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

Friday evening Hon. Rufus Mallory,
=sf Portland, delivered the third lecture
OF the course before good sized as well
as very appreciative audience. although
he spoke two hours and 3 quarter the
interest in his journey around the
world did not fag. On the 31st Of May,
1882, Mr. Mallory left Salem for Sings-
poere in the interest Of the Unitea
States, to ascertain what sago flour.
starch aad tapiocs really were, there
being big suit pending between the
Chinese OF Portland and the United
States, the former ryiHg TO pass of
starch for sage -four, as there was no
duty on the latter, but large one IN
sthe fsrmer He sailed from San Francis
co, and showed how Portland was two
and half days nearer China than the
former place. In apleasant style he
narrated his arrival at Yakohama,
Japan, told ofits people and its jenerck-
ssaughs (our own spelling.l Thence he
went to Toxic, q vast city with narrew
sstreets and superstitious people. From
Japan his course took him to Hsng
Kong, thence to Shanghai, where he
met the Consul General, 0 \ Denny,
80 well known here, whom he paid .
very deserved compliment From
Shanghai, he sailed for Singapore.
where he learned ts the minutest de-
tail how sage and starch were made
He visited Ceyion and other places,
and sailed through the Red sea and the
Suez Ca9Al ssd csme very near being
captured By the Arabs. A sail through
the MOditeTransAn brought him tc
Naples, from Naples he went to Rome,
from Rome TO FlOreRee, from Florenee
to Milan, from Milan across the Alps %
Lucerne, andthe Lake, fron Lucerne
to Metz, from Metz to Paris, and Paris
to London, thence to Liverpool and
New York and finally to Oregon, giving
a plain description of what he saw IL
these places. He reached Salem, JUS
i've months TO day from the time hc
started The trip csst him $780,. ane
he advised all young men who couIc
afford it to go around tho world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

At at regular meeting of the Linu
County Business Council Of II held al
Santlam Grange on Nov 3rd, 1888
The following preamble and resoluties I
wero passed by unanimous vote ol
that body. with instructions that the
Secretary furnish the DEMocaAr and
other papers with copy Of the same for
publication.
WHEREAS, Since the Legislature OF
OreRon at its session Of 1882, passed an
act known as tho Mortgage Tax-law.
there has been much discussion pro an 4
con ~ 70 the public utility OF said law
and
WHEREAs, The patrons Of Linn Conn.
" Business Council IL CONS possd Of
farmers and Taxpayers, who are entitl.
Cd 70 hearing and voice Ia matters
pertaining 10 the general welfare Of
the State,
ResoiUed. Therefore that tIIIa Council
10 In favor Ofall property tnat has or
CLANS protection under the laws Of the
state, paying Its fair proportion OF the
necessary expense ~ maintain such
protection.
NfSDtceDg iDhL we DeIBEve tH6 Mort
gage TaE-law has brought us a large
amount efproperty which mas hereto.
fste escaped taxation, We are there
fore In favor Of giving said law a fair
trial until some better method can be
found by waIelI Jusiice can he done 10
all.
Resotped, That we are unalterably op.
posed 20 taxing snly such property a,
In sight or the assessor and exemptinR
money notes and accounts simply be.
cause the owners thereof can hy false
testimony conceal them.
ResoiVed. That monsyed men and
money loaDers should not fad fault
with the practice OF assessing real estate
1t less tbau It's estimated value, while
they Themselves will not take mortgages
On land for more than about one.third
of It's estimated value to secure the
payment Of money losnsd.
ResoIoed. That vs. hail with pleasure
the coming oi capital i1lo our State. |
aud are not oppo~@d 10 the combine
ten OF the same ftr any and every lig-
itDmate purpose II not 80 managed a. e
oppose other Industries.
NINRoD PAYNE,
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

LIMA, REPUBLIo OF PERU.-Senor A.
de La e. Delgado, L. L. d. and Counsel
lor, Tribunal of Justice, Lima, Republic
Of Peru, says: One single application Of
st. Jacobs Oil, cured me completely Of
rheumatic pains in my left arm. recon-
mended it to two Of my friends, the Mrs.
Dona Juana Garcia, widow, and Mr.. d.
Herman Decker, German gentleman.
Madam Garcia was relieved entirely by
the pain-cure from terrible neuralgia
pains of ten months standing. Mr. Decker
was cured of inexpllcable pains by
single application Of the cure, Ny broth
or used the great remedy for species oi
paralysis Of the arm. He was entirely
relieved from his ailmsnt by one or two
applications, after having tried number
less other remedies without effect,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

The clergy of the revsral religious de-
nominations of the city, have, In q spirit
Of christian charity. been holding union
religious meetings on each Sabbath even-
ing for several weeks. These meetings
are characterized by overfowing audien-
ces Of attentive listeners. We know OF
no step which the churches OF the city
could take which will be so potent In
dispelling atheistic thoughts from tne
minds of careless people other than q
permanent union Of the churches. The
divisions among christianS. accompanied
by such chickering's as they necessarily
breed have always been stumbling
block In the Hinds Of those who are
skeptical. We are glad to see our chur-
ches all mingling together as one family.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
Frexr.n srseio ssaday sehsoI o. xsv. I'd

Song by the school.
Prayer.
Address by DR. d " D,ty.
Song by infAnt class.
Recitation by Earnest Smith.
Reading by Mr. n Shelton.
Instrumental piece by Miss Nary o.bOrr.
Recitation by Edith Ashby.
Tobacco Union by thirteen boys.
Song by choir.
Defamation by James Davis.
Glsansrs by girls.
Reading by Miss Emma Compton.
Song by Lora Powell.
Reading by Lafayette Seaggs.
R-citatioa by Berdie Ashby.
DIette by Emma Morris and Eta John
con.
Song by the choir. ITO be There"
DiAlogus-BAd habits.
Reading by Mrs Epley.
Song by small boys. mo Sir"
Beautiful Things" by seven girls.
Essay by Mr. Hershner.
Song by little girls and encore.
Recitation by Miss Mary Miller. "DrnnI
in the Street"
Song by the choir. "My Rsdeemsr.
Reading by J G johnson.
Rscitatiob by Clifford Epley.
Song by choir, 1.-The Half was Nevc
Told"
Good Night Parting" by nine little girls
Starlight Waltz" by Misses L Youni
and Lilly Gill.
X. F. AsHBY,
gnnt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
Memorial services,

Next Saturday, it will be 400 years
since the great protestant refcrmer,
Martin Luther was born. On that day,
and on Sabbath the 11th, the protestant
churches fhrougK0ut Europe and Amer.
lea will be memoriafizIng his life and
work In appropriate festive and relig-
ious services. Undoubtedly-fsr the de-
gree ofciviI and religious liberty which
we now enjoy, we are indebted more
largely to the influence axerted- nearly
four centuries ago by this German
Moak, than to the influence Of any
other one maa4 Accordingly sone Sab
bath Nov. 11th at II a. M. a memorial
discourse will be delivered Is the First
Presbyterian Church. ~, = <
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
Summons.

In n'e Circuit Court Of TIE StOEs Of Oysoos
for the County Of Linn
M Il Nichols, Plaintiff,
l. B Nichols, Def, nIant,
To i y NieAols. he oJose named Ds,endans.
n - THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Il Oregon You are hereby required -
appear and answer the complaint Of the
above named plaintifi now on file with the
Clerk OF t!1e aooye entitled Court on or BE-
fore tbs first day Of the next term Of szid
Court, TO wit:
Monday, 10th day OF March, 1854.
and you are hereby notified that n you
fail 10 appear aud answer said complnint
the Plaiutin will apply to the Court for
the RELIEF demanded therein, to-wit a de-
cree dissolYiEg the bonds Of matrimony
existing between plaintiff and Defendant.
awarding 20 plaintiH The care, custody and
cantrol OF tho children, Linn Nichols and
Frank Nichols and for the costs and dis
bursments OF this suit to be taxed. This
summons IL published by order OF the
Circuit Court Of the state Of OREGON for
Linn county. made and entered OF record
al the regular October term, 1858 thereof.
WEkTHzRY0RD q BLACKBURN.
Attorney = for PIAIntid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

AL druggists should be honorabIo ees, .
tiemen, and we are inoIined 10 believe tho
majority Of them are; but there are whist
Is called "bIack sheep" in al professIons
We came across one Of the latter class not
long since. While In sis store q customer
asked for AinneD's Cough Syrup. As
the druggist was doing IL mp fer bim he
said VI nave preparation which / can
recommend a. better than THAI Ths
man said, "I will take that then, but INV
friends have spoken so highly Of Anmen;s
Cough SyrupI thought would try n1
Now, the writer having used Ammsp,s
Cough Syrup. and knowing is vIrtues.
also knowing the manufacturer. and that
he PUT IL on the market for the bsnsft ef
mankind, ~ we'll a. for the sake Of gain.
had some curiosity 10 learn Why the
druggist preferred TO sell SONS other
remedy 10 1t. So Wa asked him why Il
was. Imagine his reply He ssid, sWhy.
make just eight cepts more on the bottis
sold him than would have made On
Ammen's." / said "oh. that's IT," 1Yea.9
he says, II always recommend and try 70
sell what pays me Lhs largest proat.1
Comment Is unnecessary. Lst us hops
that there arc but few like him In the
drug business. Meeting the customer q
Few days later, and desiring to know n
that kind Of business paid, we mentioned
tho circumstances 10 him, and asked fths
bsttle or medicine the druggist recon-
mended did him any good. He saId,
'Ho, 1 ussod abeut ons-third of it, and
threw It away then went to another
drug store and bought bottle Of Ammsn's
Cough Syrup, which cured my cold"
We asked, "Why did you 20 10 another
druggistT" lie replied, "Becsuss 1 shall
never spend another cent with that
man"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
INTERESTING TO suRsCRlnEaA

sAt the request of subscribers in SlieFer-
cent parts Of the county, and for their con.
'veniencs, we have sent bills to our agents
at several places, 40 that those desiring to
liquidate can do 80 by calling on the fol-
lewing gentlemen 4 L Wallace, Leh-
Sanon Sam May, Harrisburg; o P Co
.shaw. Brownsville; W E Kelley, sc,o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
Deash Of Maggie Parton.

Yesterday we learned of the death Of
Maggie, Oldest daughter of Frank and Lucy
Parton, at Waitsburg, w. 7. All Of their
children were taken with the scarlet fever,
and on Oct. SOth, Margaret L. aged l3 years,
fell victim to the disease. The other chill
dren, we are glad to hear, viii recover.
Maggie was bright, intelligent girl. and has
host Of young friends here who will mourn
the loss of their former schoolmate and
companion. Mr. and Mrs Parton have the
sympathy Of all in this sal affection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
Weather.

Summary of Meteorology for Oct. 1888,
from observation taken at Albany, Linn Co.
: Oregon, by John Briggs, Esq.
Highest Bar. 301l lowest, 29 81 mean.
: 29.Sl.
Highest Temperature, s. lowest, %
mean, 1915.
Prevailing winds, s, & n.
Maximum velocity force, 4.
Total rainfall during month. 4 06 inches.
Number of days on which .Ol inch or more
rain fell, Il.
Number of days of cloudiness, average
n scale Of 10, 20.
Frost on the. mornings of Is, Is and 20.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
EeasinE.

Mr. L + Hammock, living fsur miles
north Of Lebanon, has just received one
ofthe celebrated Westinghouse engines.
and during the coming winter will saw
nr poles for fsscIng. which he will sell
tor about half che cost Of ordinary
feneIng. Call on him. or write to him
AZ Lebanon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

Thompson d Co., having just purchas-
cd q stock OF harnesses and saddles iron
. bankrupt nrm in Independence At .
heavy d!scount will sell these goods At q
great saeriHcS. As they were all made BY
irst-class workman and Of the best
material this IL chancs To SO. harness
cheap never before offered In Albany. CO
10 this popular firm for your goods and
you can depend net only upon getting
them cheap, but Of good quality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

All over the land are going into ecstacy
over DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely uss OF this great life Saving
remedy, causes them 70 20 nearly wild In
its praise. IL Is guaranteed 70 positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay
Fever, bronchitis, HoArseness, Loss o
Vsios, or any affection OF the Throat anS
Lungs. Trial Bottles Tree at FoahAy q
Aason's Drug Store. Large size SI.00.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
ra.SK.rryuve rxecLAu.rasx,
STATE OF OREGoS,
ExECuTIvE OFFIcg.

ExECuTTvE 0FFIcE,
SAEEN. November 9th, l6S3
Gn accordance with long established
'scustoU and in contormance with the rec
.ommsuaation of the President OF the United
States, I, z. F. Moody, Governor. of the
Estate of Oregon. would recommend that
Thursday the Goth day of November,
1883. be observed by all citizens of the
Estate as day OF praise and Thanksgiving to
the Supreme Ruler OF the Universe for the
lmany blessings vouchsafed to Us during the
past year and would recommend that all
secular pursuits be suspended upon that
. day and that our people resort to their
usual and respective places of worship for
fthe purposes herein set forth.
Witness my Hand and the
SEAL Great Seal Of the State hereto
OF attached this 9Th day of NOvem.
] STATE Der, A. D., 1883.
T. F. MooDY,
Governor.
Attest,
r. P. EARHART. Secretary Of State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
Everybody Goes.

Everybody comes to Allen & Martin,
Albany, Or, theye ONE from every
nook, crsok and corner in Linn and
Benton counties. to buy their fall and
winter supplies. People say they can
de better at their store than any other
store In the State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

AL persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm Of Thompson & Rubarss,
tnat have retired from the business and on
account of failing health am compelled to
make radical change of climate, and all
notes and accounts due the firm must be
settled up immediately. As cannot go away
without settling. Thanking my customer
for their kind patronage.
/ remain respectively,
0RER RuBARTs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

]. II. Daniel now has q complete line
Of musical instruments of all kinds fsr
sale, consisting Of the MAthushek
piano, the Shoninger organ. fiddles,
violins, guitars, etc., rs well as the
latest sheet music. His Instruments
are oil of the best grades. and are net
the cheap trash, so that when you gel
an instrument Of any kind you may
know that you are getting one that viii
last and hold its tune.
sl7.5) dolnan, only 50 at Nolan's Casf
Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

All PsrIons knowiag themselves indebted
to the undersigned ara repeatedly request
ed to call at once for settlement, A. / a.as
make collections to meet my own obligatisas.
A disregard Of this notis1 viii entail essts
On debtors.
CKAS. D. AoxJAsUH-
Lebanon. Esv. 9th, ISS3,