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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-27

Editors Democrat
Mr. Willard, the X. r. magnate, visited
the University last Monday at $50 P.
N. Pres. johnson introduced him t.
the students and citizens, who had met
TO receive him in the chapel. His time
being limited, bis address was short.
He said be saw the rapid strides the
material interests had made in the last
Year and half, and he hoped that there
was corresponding impulse added to
the intellectual interests. When this
country shall be linked with all the
wealth, culture and intellect Of the u.
s., by direct lire of T. r., the world
will then make greater demands upon
the ranks of the educated, and he hoped
this would encourage the students OF
the Oregon State University to greater
zeal. The education Of the youths Of
Oregon will add to the advancement,
and this institution is one of the princi-
pal ueans TO bring about this state oil
affairs. He was glad the State had ac-
ceptsd bis proposition tc endow the
University, and hoped that il would do
more than it has yet done. He assured
US that IN tbe mean time, he would be
no less active in advancing the institu-
tion than in the past that his interest
was still with us. He also promised
that he would endeayor 10 secure the
financial services of his wealthy friends
in the East, and win them to our favor.
Mr.. Willard had expected to make nc
speech. But received the hearty cheer
Of everyone, and the audience was dis.
missed, and he interviewed the faculty
and board of regents TO ascertain in
what direction donations could be most
effectually applied in the future.
There was one circumstance which
occurred that will interest Albany read
ers little. AS the crowd came in many
mistook Judge Strahan, for Mr. Willard
nor were the students much to blame
Straban is as good looking; bntithe cbiei
resemblance was in the length of their
Wristbands.
The Teachers Institute will he held
here next week. The program is good
one.
The tria! of III. w. Abrams was do
fsrred to May 7tb. The case is looked
forward to with great interest. 1t will
be hotly contested by Dist Attorney
Hurst, assisted by G.. B. and G. A.
Doris, G. Fl. Washburn and Il. Nal.
lory, on the prosecution. The defense
by Strahan & Bilyeu, Wsatherfora a
Blackburn. John Burnett, Richard Viii.
Hams, J. w. Wright and N. B. Huniph
rey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-27

You can have the STATE RIGHTS
DEMOCRAT, the best weekly newspaper
in Oregon, outside of Portland, and the
Louisville Courier-Joprnql, Waterson's
great leading weekly Democratic paper
in the South, for tie small sum of so.
The Journal Is large, magnificent,
sbly edited paper, the price of which is
$l.60 per year. Send us $3.50 and we
will send both papers for one year. Let
one man who wants the DEMocRAr and
one who wants the Courier Journal,
join together aud send Us the amount
and We will send the DEMocRAT to one
and the journal to tie other.
Every subscriber to the DEMOCRAT
might, by getting Us new subscriber,
thus get the Courier Journal on the
above easy terms. The presidential
election Is coming on apace and it be-
b0Oyes every Democrat TO keep himself
posted Is to the political movements
that are to result In the election of q
Democratic President in 1884. The
Courier Journal will be wide awake and
aggressive.
Then let every subscriber to the DEM
ocRAT join with some one who is not
now taking it, induce him to take it
and The subscriber the.Jourgol
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Waterloo, Or, April 81, 1888.
Ei.. bsmoeral
I believe that our little town Of Wa
terloo will DO q noted place yet, but am
sorry TO say that it Is noted for u con.
tinual wrangle among It's citizena IL
seems that certain part Of the COM
munity takes delight in attending 10
their nsiehbor's business, and not their
own. While working on tho millrace
the other day, an old lady made .
charge on the nsn, with her apron full
Of stones, weighing from tive to fvo
pounds. J. n. DOllarhids was under
the bank In the rase, when the old
girl made her debut. She came un to
the bank, and waving 9 I've pouAder
over her head, told him to get oif Of her
premises or she would mash his brains
out, and if that would not do, shs would
bring her pistol and shoot him. She
said shs had advice from her lawyer to
that effect. Now, ws would like 10
know IL that is Law. There vas . rope
cut that night that held one Of the boom
logs in the river.
While running logs into the miIl-raee
last Saturday, J. NJ. Dollarblds was
thrown from a log into tho river, and
the current took him under tho boom
but fortunately he got hold OF q spike
pole his brother threw. to him, and
was pulled out considerably frightened.
s. d. Gager's wife is confined TO Ler
bed.
The sawmill men say, let it rain; the
santiam farmer 10 crying for little dry
weather.
GRANGER.
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WHAsoEE.
JORDAN VALLEY.
Eds. Democrat:

Eds. Democrat:
have been hard at work, both In
and out of the Office, since wrote
you last. A short tlmo ago J. entered
Jordan Valley and saw tho country
proper and school, / have ofton
heard the song, "Jordan Is u hard
road to travel" but found tho road
to this Jordan quite soft. / also on
countered hail and rain, but the hos
pltallty OF the people amply repaid
mo for the trip. Jordan Valley is on
Thomas Greek about ten miles above
Scio. IL Is formed by tho conver.
gence Of several small valleys form.
Ing an open rol.ing valley! containing
many valuable farms, all constituting
q beautiful and picturesque land
scape. Tho whole ofthese converged
valleys Is surrounded by mountains
and presents a scenery such as ono
rarely sees. All this inclosed region
Ii called ''Jordan Valley It's former
name was "sleek leg" In honor OF the
old bachelors who reigned supreme,
but | believe they have all either
died, left, or fallen victims to those
charms, that matle Jacob weep so
heartily, and which perhaps you and
have felt Tho scene Is changed
from those bachelor halls, whole
cronies OF gleeful boys and girls issus
with gleeful shouts and cheerful
songs, and hie away TO farm work or
10 school. One could hardly pass
through this delightful valley In hay
time and not think Of Maud Muller.
II Is now settled BY an intelligent
and thrifty people. That good, but
exeentric man, Joab Powell, gave the
valley It's present name, and organic.
ed a society here. Hero many tImes
that man Of God warmed with grace
and filed with divine inflatus,
freIghted his voice with divine truth
and brought many weeping and
wounded hearts 10 Christ. Some o!
the best citizens Rre members OF the
society he formed, aud their live,
still tell that he labored not la vain
Miss Paul has charge OF the schoo
and Is doing good work.
The grangers have q nice ball and
a good grange which meets from time
10 time, TO discuss topics, compare
thoughts and measure appetites.
like the grangers. was wonder.
fully pleased with the healthiness ol
the babes Of their region. They al
have strong lungs, and give a ful
t0st on almost every occasion.
+. A. MosEs.
School Supt.
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FoR Some reason our Democratic
friends all over the country are making
practical contradictions of the assertions
which Republicans make concerning
them. It has for years been long
haekneyed charge made By Republicans
that Democrats are opposed to schools
aad education generally. We are Inc
formed that the good people of Halsey
held school meeting last Saturday for
sbe purpose of voting tax to build a
5000 school house. The contest was q
hot enc, the vote standing - to 40 10
favor Of the tax. We are informed
that the main opposition came from
Republicans while the most active
workers for the tax were Demo-
Gratis. Nov we do not think that poll
tics has any thing to do With such
matters, bat We mention it merely to
SHOW that one BY one The props which
herstefore supported the Republican
party, are tumbling down, and that the
old hulk itself will soon crumble to
pieces
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bR0wSsyILLR ITEMS.
GRANGER.

Brownsville, Or, April -, 1883.
Efs. Democrat
We are glad 10 note an improve
mont among the enes pronounced
sick In cur last Items.
Born To the wife Of II. II Coshow,
a girl, weighing seven pounds on last
Wednesday.
J. NJ. Howe and family paid visit
to relatives in Eugene city last week.
Mr.. Fletcher Moses, OF Crawfords-
vile, paid our town q visit last
Thursday.
James Gilmore was In our town
Friday, the guest Of James Curl.
Rev Mr.. Adams was canvassing our
town Ia the interest OF Bible society
last week.
Waters & Moreleck bought the grist-
MILL at ScIo, belonging to Mr.. Pent-
land, and sold it last Monday night
10 Mr.. n Young, making five hundred
dollars by the transaction.
On last Friday night some OF the
few hoOdlums Of this place having
"gu.aed upp a little went about
doing what they called serenading,
but the citizens were grievously CON-
planning OF being disturbed from their
usually quiet slumbers and wish the
next time they (the hoodlums) would
60 out OF town to serenade.
Jimmy Blackburn OF your city Is
visiting relatives In this place.
Mr.. Sanders, who has been to Call
fornia for the past six months return-
ed last Saturday looking much better
Erastus Thompson who has been
In Idaho for the past six months re.
turned last week. He went there In
hopes Of regaining health, which ID
Improved but little.
Mr.. Rowland Is improving his
residence, formerly occupied by Mr..
Gibler, and expects to move In soon.
J. B. Herner, our excellent school
teacher, was unable to be at school
last Monday on account Of sickness.
but we are pleased to note that he
has been well enough to be On duty
since.
Mr.. DolE Brusha and wife have
been visiting friends at Rock Hill the
past week.
Miss Emma Kirk, of Halsey, ID
visiting friends In this city at present
Rev. Mr.. CondIt, of Albany. was
In our town last Sunday. He visited
the different churches and sunday
schools. He gave an excellent talk
at the Baptist 8. S., which was duly
appreciated by all.
DIR. r. III. Curl has gone to Scio or
professional business. He expects tC
visit Polk and Yamhill Go. before his
return.
| o. P. Coshow has gone 10 Hills
borough on business.
The concert given last Sunday by
the Baptist s. g., was success. Eact
one acted their part well and deserve
credit.
Miss Maggie White Is stopping II
the millinery shop with Miss West
Miss West was confined to her room
part of last week by sickness, but VIZ
are glad TO see her at her place o
business again this week.
Mr., Molerd. conductor on the lail
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OoRREsPo
HARRISBURG ITEms.


Harrisburg, Or, April 90, 1883.
Els. Democrat;
Grandpa Kitchen was buried from
this place last week alsv o little grand.
child of w. O. Thomas', who died, af-
tor lingering illness, Of oongestive
chill.
The Good Tsmplars held an open
meeting last Monday evening for the
purpose Of selling more stock for the
new building or hall, spoken of last
week. The required amount has been
taken, and N soon M The organisation
Of the stock company is perfected, act
i've operations for the erection Of the
building will commence. The Templar's
Ledge Is still gaining new members,
and the cause growing in the estimation
of the people in the community.
Rev. Mr.. Whitney, Of Eugene, deliv.
cred very impressive, and original
discourse on Temperance last evening
at the Christian Church. should have
stated last week, that at the previou.
meeting, Rev. p. A. Moses delivered q
stirring specch on the same subject, in
his usual humorous and impressive style
The American Bible Society's''
Agent, preached here last Sunday even
ing.
Another literary entertainment vii
DO given here at Smiths Hall, on Friday
evening. May 4, 1883, by tho Boys
Brass Band. and ell are looking forward
to the event with anticipation Of q goOd
time.
Hon. j. P. Schooling and DIR. II. A
Davis will visit your city tomorrow
and the former 90 East Of the mountainI
in few days, Cor two weeks tip.
Dan.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate os John w Fronk,
All persons having claims
against said estate will present the same
verified TO the administrator at
the late residence of the deceased in Gen.
ter Precinct, Linn county, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated this oath day OF March 1883.
J. ID. FRoNK,
Administr rator.
Weatherford & Blackburn, Atty's.
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Sherifs Sale.

IN dIe Circuit Court, Of Lse State Of Oregon
for The County Of Lima;
Rebecca Carter, samuel T. Young and 7. +
Blain, Plaintiffs.
s ID eager and Mary eager his wife, J C
Hudson and Amanda Hudson his wife.
] ID Gibson and Mary A Gibson his
p Earhart, Secretary and Ed uirsch,
Treasurer OF the State OF Oregon, ,coustitut-
ing the Board of Commissioners for the
sale OF school lands and the management
of the common school fund. Defendants
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution and order of sale issued out
OF the above named Court in the above
entitled suit to me directed and delivered
will on Saturday the 18th day of April,
1888, at the Court House door in the city
OF Albany, Linn county, Oregon at the
hour OF enc o'clock, p. M, sell a. public
auction for cash in hand 70 the. highest
bidder the following real property, de-
scribed in said order OF sale as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at point 20 chains
west of the south east corner of the Elmer
KEGS donation land claim in Waterloo
Precinct, Linn county, Oregon, and run
ming thence east 10 chains thence north
30-37 chains thence east 10 the middle
of the Santiam River and down il to a point
due north OF the place OF beginning ;
thence south to the place Of beginning
containing 81 acres more or less, except
always the building lots in said town OF
Waterloo aud containing some six acres,
the proceeds OF sale to be applied first to
the costs and expenses of sale and next TO
the payment TO the said Plaintiff Rebecca
Carter the sum of $7S4 o. with interest
thereon at the rate of one per cent per
mouth from the 2lst day Of October, 1882,
rate of one per cent per month from the
l4th day of March 1882, to the 2lst day OF
October 1882.
Dated this S9th day of March, 1888.
0Eo HUMPHREY,
Sheriff of Linn Co Or.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

They are compounded Of Roots. Herbs ard Guns
q tbs uSsst healing and beneficial kind
A tAsally medicine they unriVAlIod, suriag
hsad-Ashe. constipation, liver complaint. rhsuma.
tsa. dyapepaiA the blood Of ali impurities
acting on the liver. ksdnsJs and other Important
organs. removing the waste Tissue and adding years
70 The lives u all who use thSm-
for hf,y yeaFs thsy have been usei by the Arnefi.
can public. and their constantly Increasing sales
show hos they Ars ayrroeistsd
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reurlCAL POINTS.

It appears pretty evident that Ksl-
legg got his Prioe at last.
Indiana is as proud over her place in
the Cabinet as boy over bis firsa pair
ofbOots.
Senator Sherman is in Ohio ''on busi-
nesss-thAs is TO say. his visit hero
means business.
Ireland is England's greatest conun-
drum, and she may have TO give it up
after all.
When political rarity gets badly
left, il is always the baser elements Of
society that did it.
The Democratic rooster has done 90
much growing Of late that be Is really
quite fAtigued.
Ohio is the Oliver Twist Of Republi.
canp,litiCs, and Is always engaged in
passing up its plate.
Atlast Indiana gets into the Cabinet.
Still, We do not understand that this
makes Indiana Republican State.
An Indians man has been given :
place in the Cabinet when several Ohio
men were out of . JOB. We fail utterly
70 understand this.
The Cincinnati Enquirer democrat
ie) boasts that sits party could nomi-
nate yellow dogs in that city ehis spring
and elect every one Of them By
big maioritiss."
Mr.. Attorney General Brewster
shenld not blame the newspaper CORE
spondents If they truthfully report th'
premature explosions Of his mouth. i
be goes out of the city for = fsw days
and on his return finds that one uf hi
friends has been indicted, and immedi
ately curses the life out of his subordi
mates for finding the indictments, ans
the newspaper men learn of his tower
ing outburst Of passion and send it 4
their papers, he should not howl whsE
he sees it In print. The truth Is tha
Brewster did abuse Merriek and Ksl
for finding the indictment against Ksl
logg, but after he discovered the nsx
day that be had made . mistake b.
wheeled backward and denied the who'll
story.
We are willing that Butler should l.
q Democratic governor in Massaehu
ssus, but We are unwilling that b
should be . Democratic president. ",
can do SO much better, you know.
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VIII pIOw gardens iR Hrst-class
style. 1928.

Catechisms were complied in the
eighth or ninth century Luther's
were published 1920 and 1929. The
catechism of the Church of England at
irst contained only tho baptismal vow,
the creed, the ten commandments and
the Lords prayer with explanations,
but an explanation OF the sacraments
was added by the bishops in obedience
TO an order made by James !.
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A Perfect Remedy in 20
Diseases.

AsnrTEtb. Mass,
Am ysFging on eighty ysars. and deem It my
duty 70 suffering humanity 20 say that my ioag life
ls cue 70 BAASpaEIH's PiLLA which have been my
sole medicine for half century: know the last
forty three years of my life Il owing solely 20 their
use. Your Piils saved the many times after the
best medical skin In several States had given up
- hopaieaa. have had many converts 70 purgAtion
with RaAxbaEui's Pitts. many have sean them per
form almost miracles Of cure. For children. = few
doses have cured measles. scarlet fSyer. and wboOp
ing cough. Ia all female troubles and weakness
have never known them 10 fall IN adult males
have known them 70 the worst cases Of dyutep-
Sa. rheumatism, kidney diseases, dyssntery aud
diArhGAI even DR. opsy. paraiysia and apopsxy have
yielded 10 persistent course Of BRAxDKETs Pitts.
In fact have found them the true Life Elixir They
act continual preventIyes against tho effects Of
time, disease, and labor.
JOHN H. MANN
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Final Settlement.

Notice In hereby given that the under
signed AdminIstratsr Of the estate OF Cavy
E. Mccoy, diseased has filed in the County
erdar OF said Court, Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF June, 1883. 1t the hour OF one O'Clock,
d. m, IL net for hearing objections thereto
and the settlement thereof. Any person
interested in said estate Is hereby notified
10 appear and file his or her objections TO
said fnal account on or before said day.
Dated April 26th, 1888.
j. +. McCoY,
L. Fl. MoNTANYE, Administrator.
Atty for Administrator.
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road east OF the mountains Is doing
the town.
Strayed,- "A spotted pony, red and
white about l4h hands high white
eyes. ANY one knowing of the
whereabouts OF said animal will do a
favor by Informing Jerry Keeney.
Brownsville, Or.
WHAsoEE.
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The Neses says that '1fuss4tion" is the
latest addition to the Engliah language.
It means TIE condition of affairs that
usually exists when school boards and
municipal bodies in general bold meet
ings." We think it might have added
very trnthfuily, or when two Republic
can papers raise row over Especial and
grassbopper dispatches
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STONE AND MARBLE WORKS

TWvHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
inform the public that no IN now pre-
pared 10 do all kinds OF stone and marble
work on short notice. All work II war.
ranted TO give satisfaction. Will work
any and all kinds Of stons, but deal prin.
clpally In Oregon City granite. Cleaning,
repairing aid resetting a speciality. Call
and examine my prices before purchas.
ing elsewhere a. will not be unders0ld.
Shop on west aldo OF BroadaIbin street,
opposite telegraph Office.
q. w. HARRIS, Prop.
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ARTHUR and his crew have taken the
loavss and fishes and given thanks Ito
Hubbell and bis Soap" and have given
them lsPairingly) to their followers, but
you may be sure they have not given
them to the multitude nor indeed were
there seven baskets full left.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-27

Senator Bayald says that the Deme-
Gratis will elect The next President by q
much larger majority than they gave
Tilden, but IS to Who the man will be
is the merest guess work. That the
people are weary Of Republican rule,
and the demand for change will over
balance all the devices Republicans
bring to bear.
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The fire Of hot, bitter words are
flashing and scintilIatiRg alternately
between the sanetums of the editors OF
Neso North Vest and the East Oregoniian.
Ladies and gentlemen, we rise to move
that the further consideration of the
point Of difference be indefinitely post
poned.
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To ell who are suffering from tho errors
and indssretions Of youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay. losA Of manhood, etc, ]
will send . recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send . self-addrcssed envelope TO the REv.
JosErm T. IxHAS, Station ID. New York
CITY
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Notice.

Is hereby given that the Fair Grounds
will be let to the highest bidder Parties
securing grounds are TO put the track and
fence in suitable erder for holding fair.
All bids TO be in writing. Bids to be
opened Tuesday, May LIST. 1888.
p. w. SPI *,
ROBERT A.sFosTER, President.
Secretary.
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A terrific cyclone swept over the
towns Of Wssson and Beausegard in
Mississippi on the 22nd inst, killing
SO persons aud wounding hundreds Of
others. Many dwellings were blown
down and much damage to property
was done.
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Ono farm of 800 acres very desirable.
Doc farm OF l35 acres
One tract Of lG0 acres Of Wild land.
One tract Of 80 acres.
One tract Of 20 acres.
One tract Of l35 acres, and other small
tracts. Will sell in lots 10 suit purchasers.
viii trade Tor other property. Call at this
Office.
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To malarial influences Then protect
your system by using ParkeTs Ginger
Tonic. II strengthens the liver and Kid
neys 10 throw Of malaFial poisons, and is
coed for general debility and nervous ex-
hauation.
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There Are two things that excite the
ear of the Ee,os Ose is that the Ore
gOniGn may get some of the NssOs
advertising patronage, and the other Is
that Samuel ]. TiIden may Be the
Democrats candidate for president.
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Atchison city, Kansas, elected a
Democratic Mayor and 3 out of 5 Of
the council, On last Monday. It is the
first time the Democrats have had con-
trcl of that city since 1860.