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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

q sahsiansial Sssp TaRsa.

At the adjourned schesl meeting
which met at the Court House on Satur.
day evening there was . large attend
ance Of fAlbany's Taxpayers.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Director RS strahan. and the recon-
tnsndatloas Of the Beard Of Directors
were read by the Clerk.
Mr. Jshn Conner moved that the Di-
rsetor's make the school term only nine
months.
The motion was carried almost uA-
animously.
Mr. Conner moved that the Directors
be Instructed not to employ aay jan,tor
for the ensuing year.
After remarks by Mr. Conner, W D
Scott and r Backensto In favor, aud
TJ Sites against the Motien was put
and lost.
Mr. Conner moved that tar Of one
and thres-fsurths mills DO raised 10
snppsrt the schools fer the susuing
year
Hon Gee E Chamberlain moved 10
amend by sddinR 'Aud ten mills for the
purpose Of building school house,
3 TT Stltes effsrsd a. amendment to
the amendment making II read OF mllls
instead Of ten.
After sems dlscussion- the second
amendment was carried aud the melton
as amended was passed.
Hon g EChamberlsin msvsd that II
was the sense OF the rneetiag that war
rant for this tar shonld net be issued
until fall. Carried.
Mr. Conner maved that it was tina
sense sfths mssting that the money o.
hand aad money collected next fall b.
immsdiatsly leaned cut. Carried.
JudgsL Finn moved that it was th,
sense of the meeting that the scllos
house when built SHOULD Gust abou
$4,000. Carried.
| On motion adjourned.
| Cast your vote foe PrssidsHt a. explains
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

In Ae Circuit Court Of tie State Of Oregon
for 1he Cosnts Of Lam
To Ae Hos r p Boise, Judge ofsaid Court.
+. We. the Grsnd-Jury, empannellsd At
the March term Of said court, respectfully
ThGt we have examined the county Jail
and fad all in good and safe condition ex-
espt tie inside iron work that should be
Immediately painted, that the priming
coat sheuId consist Of red and white leaa,
and ths finishing coats be white lead alone.
That We have examined the Sherih's
s6lee aid find al in good order. also the
County Clerks books aud records aud
dnd them in q very orderly condition.
That We have examined the Court Room
overhead and recommend that IL be re-
paired, and Scuttis hole Be locked against
hoodlnms.
RC MILLER, Forsuan,
A HUTsINPILLAR,
A Il BALTIMORE,
J IL Waters,
JsHN CAIRNS.
B CoEY,
A FARLow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
Money a.yea.

Allen & Martin must have money, and
now is yeartime to get bargains In dry
goods, c.ething, boots and shoes hats
and caps, etc., from 25 to so per cent can
besaved as goods will be sold regardless
of costs for cash, nsw is your tims to
buy Cali and Investigate 81 First
Street, Albany, Or.
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NOTICE.

Allpersons knowing Themselves In
debted to us on last years account must
call and settle the same within 80 days
from date, or the same viii be placed
In the hands of an Attorney for eollec-
ton. Remember we mean ell ac-
counts, great aud small.
ALLEN & MARTIS,
Albany, March IIth, 1854
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
A startling Discovery.

Physicians ara often startled by remark
able discoveries. The fact that DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Throat and Lung diseases is daily curing
patients that they hSve given mp 70 die, II
startling them TO gealize their sense ef due
.ty, and examine into the merits OF this
wonderful discovery resulting In hun
dreds of our best Physicians using it in
their practice. Trial Bottles fres at Foshay
& Mason's Drug Store. Regulr size SI.0o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
Reneat AafertaianeAt.

The Albany Dramatic Company win give
an sntsftzsmens for tbs benefit Of tbs Me-
eh=Aic's Band al CrAwtord's Open House
this Friday night. March 2Ist. 1854 NE
play ''Blsck Eyed Susan" and he fs-ces
Good for Nothing Nan win Be pressnts6s
No pains have been sparei 10 make il A.Sac.
oess. Admission, 50 cent. reserved seats for
sAle at W LAngdon & Cos, IS csnts.
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J. i. IRVING P. u
Fine SaifinGA

Mr.. w. Il. Graham has just received some
Of the finest suitings brought to Albany
which those desiring frst-,.asseaits viii co
wei {. examine. for they are really superior.
He viii put his prices down and offers 10
make complete suits for So upwards and
pants from IS so TO Sl3. Now Is the golden
opportunity.
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sucxLxr. ARxueA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tstter, chapped hsaGs, chiIblains,
corns aud all kinds Of skin eruPtionS.
This salve is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction ia every case or money re.
landed. Price S5c per box.
For sale by Foshay & Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
FIRE Company q Lsbanen.

oniass Saturday Lebassn's new fire
company was duly organized, under the
name Of Lebanon Engine Co., No. /. and
the following officers were duly elected:
David Anderws-President.
G w Cruson-Secretary.
&c Bilyeu-Treasurer.
r Coun-Foreman.
GS Smith-1st Assistant. -
Isaac Banta-2nd Assistant
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

JASPER, FLA.--Mr Boardman " Wilson
travelling Tor AG Afford n Co, dealers in
Firearms and Cutlery, Baltinofe, was
prostrated here. with. the "break -bene
fever j" he asserts that in his own, IS well
as In the case Ct others, the only thing
found to relieve this painful malsdy was
st. Jacobs Oil. This Wonderful pain-care
has the endorsement Of such men as Ex-
Postmaster General James, Senator Daniel
W Voorhees, and an army of others. q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
Institutes Note..

We learn that many Of the prominent
teachers Of Marion, Polk ald Yamhill eour-
ties viii be present and take part in the dis
cussiens and grand work Of the institute.
The usual reduction VIII be granted by th
o. d o. Il n. Company.
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Better than slo,oss /:

aI spent over slo,ooa in 2s years." said
Major 81 W Hines, Of Boston, Mass, .'in
being doctored for epilepsy. I employed
the best physicians in New Orleans, st,
Louis. N. York. Phila., Hoston. London
and Paris, but all to no purpose. samari-
tan Nervine has cured nae entirely
31,5ps
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
PLAIN TALK.
On PIaia sab1ests.
by KPLAIN CHAP.

BY GPLAIN CHAP.
Whether the Oregon Pacific Railroad
shall pass through Albany or not isG
matter Of considerable importancs 10
the people Of this city, and n one wlilOL
brings out many doubts and hopes. Col
Hogg has stated 10 prominent citizens
ofAlbany that 10 a0iH come here and cer-
tainly no better evidence Is needed, Tor
there would be DothiBg gained in con-
veylng false impression ia the mat.
ter, anil the President Of the o. p. hes
not gained o reputation for such con-
duct. He has also stated, understAnd.
that no subsidy will be asked. And Z
right here IL Is matter deserving Of
more than special notice that this road
has never asked any subsidies ofus;snd
what Is more do not believe IL viii,
particularly when the present depressed
condition 0f business Is considered. II
the officers Of the road believe that ifs
interests would be promoted by its
coming through Albany, by reason Of
It's large mills, warehouses, great nat
srGl advantages, and it's fine suTround-
inRs. IL will come here, and a bonus Of
SO. 900 or $40, 900 would he but drop In
the bucket In influencing decision 10
Do 50 There IL every reason TO believe
that the officers Of the road are going 10
do what they believe to be right In the
matter, and are not depending on sub.
sidIes In the least.
Portland should not be hoggish, It
unbscomes her. I like to zee that city
prosper. believe In It's future but I
DO not believe In the spirit It sometimes
displays that everything done in Ore
gon should be done for lis interest Any
enterprise that will have q tendency 70
deveIope some other section ofthe State
Is opposed by Portland people, name
more Than the Oregon Pacific Portland
|DOV has Representative and Senator
In Congress, and wants everything In
the coming election. These two men
work for Portlasd, they labor hard for
big appropriations for the Columbia
river ; but according 70 the remarks-Of
Col Hogg st Corvallis they cold-bIood-
edly threw the Interests Of Yaqulna Bay.
hence our interest~,) away for party
purposes. Portland 10 anxious 70 run
our system Of TAXATION and has already
got the inside track on. the mortgage
AZ law. That city does no. Thick Of
the interests Of the farmers Of Oregon,
bat looks only to the money Of her cap
italists.
Ian In favor Of q law that will reduco
interest TO at least psr cent. IL not to
9. II Is all any farmer can afford to
pay, and IL makes the merchant IN
easy TO meet m ore, 8 per cent Is the ratio
in many Of the Eastern States, ssd
money goes begging In New York City
at 3 (; but here 10 is demanded. Were
the rate forced down, some OF the money
which lives OF siraitened circumstances
would be turned into ether channels.
such as manufacturing interests. and
the people OF the Northwest generally
would bsInsrs prosperous sEsS
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Letter Lfst

Tae fottowIng n the Isl OF letters rem nj Aing
IN the Posi- Ofice. Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon. March i0lh, 1854. Persons calling Ter theas
bsltefE DuSt give the date on which they weEs
advertised.
Bishop, Miss Emily Chamberlain, MI
eastman, Ed~srd Flemister, DR. WAfD r
Flem.ster. EMO John, IszaeN
Jansen, Aft AoBtrsy, Mrs Mamie
Shervr. u Macs, hias Minnie
eWililanns James Miller Wm
Ailler, e 4 SeWell, ~
Spurioek, Mrs Mary
NJ TDV-rrra o AZ
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STAIGER.-0n wednesday, Ma 18Th.
1854. in Albany, to theiwife Of a Staigsr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

Ell Thompson & %, are making sciasd
discount for cash,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

AL kinds and styles Of harness at
Thompson &cd III 5HE EI H0H :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

Last Wednesday the team Of Robinson &
West hessme frightened and ran away, only
stepping IN the western part of the city, when
atres interviewed, throwing one of the hsrse,
visleatly to the grouhd. Little damage waa
dsae.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
Pieking Up.

We are glad TO notice that buafness In
Albany is Improving, and there is every
indication that this viii be good year.
Honey is circulating more freely and .
better hue Is being put on matters. It
sometimes looks as If some men were born
- cry hard times, certainly they are al
ways 81 II. LIST half dozen make it a
husiness, and Ia short time everybody
else will really think it Is true, when 1t is
not 30 any morethan It always is. The
sra NAV never be reached when half the
community will net be hard up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

testified An soqusihtsd viIA dslt. Have
ksova his, sinss 1879. TAsaEht he vas .
bright eoy In iassllissnes. Live u miiss
from the Fialayssn faun- Never noticed any
Do sulisritiss In The boy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
pR. wurrxET

testified. Heard description Of wound made
Co the bead. Tbiak 10 was made While The
woman was In assOepiag positisa. II OOuId
hAvs bssu doas II abe we're rsclIaiog oa hsF
elbow. Think psrssa In that position after
Fscsivisg saSh = wsuud weald stretch oat.
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pR u. n. Josu

tsssihsd. TrHsitsry isssaity 10 rsOssni1sd BY
medical profession. Usdsr h person wouid
commit murder without any knewn ssass.
HoaieidAl insAniiy is also recognised. bat it
yesid Be preceded By preAoaitory sigDs. A
psrsoa thas insane has sa inollaA tion 70 mur.
der any one. No symptsms sf emotional In
sanity. Where psrssa committed hsmisids
and tosk horse aud aed vsuld Eos regard
that a. evidsses Of saetioaal insanity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

Cast your vote fec President a. explained
Ia unsshss eclumn.
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tes,issd Boy is right hsadsd

testified Am teacher. Live IL Albasy.
Knew dsit- He wsnt 10 school 10 me lAst
uiatsr - nseh - three moaths. ceasidsr-
u him N average boy IN capacity 70 learn.
He was half gay thrsash practical arithns-
tis asd think he studied grammar and his
terry. Ris dsporsmsas vas good he wrote
compositions - wsll - boys Of his age
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

The penalty is death.
The court win pass ssnssnos to-day At one
o'clock, The prisoasr on hearing the ysrdic.
showed his appreciation Of the Awfulness Of
his situation BY nervous twitohings aboat tn.
mouth and face.
Defendants counsel have 6lsd motion fol
. new trial which.will be heard this morn.
ing.
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~
testified - fellows: Am practiclng physi-
clan. Praeticsd IL years. Assisted at post
mortum examination of deceased. Thsfs
were about Is knife wounds on bedy. one
wound msde BY an AK DR. Hill 'probed
knife wounis. Meme Of them were nsces.
sarily fatal. One shove eye and one on
neck. One In neck about lK inehss deop.
Wounds under arm were 10 ihn namber,
some penetrated the ehestseaYity. That IL
q fatal part. Death would not ensue imme-
diately from such wounds Wound on
head, range from ear apwards front of
forshesd,' Ak saHk into brain snd broke
it, It is probable that shs was lying down
when the AK wound was reosived. Saw
blood stains on floor, Therp was consider.
able on under si.Ies Of bod clothes. Not
mnch on other ont side. Think sueh q
wonnd Maul,i be immediately fatal. Part
oftempoIaI, End frontal bones were dis,
placed. Hemorrhags weuld ansue irame.
diately. Saw no blood on bass board O
room. Deceased was lying ON back, Law
or limbs were parted. Weuld very Nike
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= as - ISAAC MccLuEu.
testified ~ follows. Live miles south Of
Albany. 1t miles frsm the Finlaysoa farm
.wdag there between aud 3 o'clock on the
day The murder wAS discovered. Saw bleod
IN room xhsre corpse lay. Saw no blood in
kitchenusr dining room, . =
/. Pronsenhion Rests.
-, - MAS. UNDERWOOD.
fer deIsnos testified Live in Eugene. Am
acsuaintsd with dsft. Knsw him when hs
wasa spisllsOhild. > His father and mother
srs both dad = . Have not knosn him mach
In the Last four or Ave years,
.ak. THOMAS yRoMAN.
testified - follows. know dsft. Have knowr
him since he went TO i've with his grAndiath'
Ct. He worked for me last summse. He
ran.awSy fr6m heaae lAst August aad eams
tomydiouss 10 take plAcs Of another boy e
haul straw. Said hs did not know why h,
reaAway. Said the old people treated hin
we'll. When he rstarhsd hiS erandmothsl
tied up his sore finger. Thsbcy ssia he wsn
away teearn soae money for himssl6 Moth
ing remarkable about bis conduct 40, g
!, assn heos MH. T1NLAYsos =
being recalled testified Ny wife sftsn mad
6rss for herself. she split kindIing with th'
AZ now in evidences. She weighed about n
pounds. She was as stout as daft. Mostly
always good to him. Charley had heaslaoh
often. NY wife liked Charley, Am set -
suainted with Mrs. Boothby. She il sists
to my wife, She was as my house on the da
Of the, funeral. Did tell Mrs. Boothby ths
my wife had complained tome that Charlie,
had attempted to outrage her but is va
twslvs rnonths before.
Hife YaH 9E Nh. CRANE, saT
ttssi6sdss tsllsxA Reside u Esgpna N
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The Church of the Covenant.

TIE WORK OF CONSTRUCTION TO BE BEGUN SPEEDILY
SOME OF THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE PRoJECT.
Excavation for the foundation Of the new Pres
byterian Church OF the Covenant on Connecticut
avenue is now in progress. The details OF the
tract with the builders, Messrs Bright and Hum
phrey, are now in course OF preparation, and will,
being revised and perfected By the architect in New
to begin the work Of construction early next week
Among the subscribers to the new church are eX-
Justice Strong and Hon. Gardiner g. Hubbard,
5000 each; Justice Stanley Matthews. Hon. James
q. Blaine, NJ. W. Gait, w. N. Calf and c. P. Jewell,
$500 each, and Senator Don Cameron, j. t. Fitch,
low, ex-senator Yulee, VIM. Banantyne, VIM.
$1,000 each: Judge samuel shellabarger, So
citor General S. F. Phillips, E. c. Dean, A. H. Herr
and Admiral S P. Carter, $500 each. Among
the other contributors OF less amounts
are Senator Eugene Hale, Reginald Fendall, Hon.
J. NJ. Wilson, James H: Savllle, Admiral E. r
COlhoun, Fred'k Pilling, Mrs George Lowrey, Rob
ert c. Fox, Charles P. Bailey, George w. Brown, F.
l. Moore, Rev. 7. S. Chids, Rev. DR.. Craighead,
Gen. r NJ Reynolds, Rev. DR.. Bartlett, ChaS. d.
WalcOtt, Mr. Justice Bradley, X. Carter Balan-
tyne, Miss Annie L. Edwards, Mrs. w. K. Menden-
hall, j. R. Dodge, Noble D. Larner, Saml S. Shedd,
Or. o: NJ. Muncaster, Com. Montgomery Sicard,
l. S. Emery, J. B. Larner, F. 0. Beckett, w. b.
Gurley, Frank Iiobey, Endicott King, C. II. Mer-
win and w. S. jerks. In addition to these coner1-
buttons, subscriptions have been collected by the
ladies of the church amounting to about 600. 1t
Is proposed TO have the ground costing $4,000, and
the chapel. which will cost about $4,000, COM
vice. The chapel will be completed and opened for
use before the main structure is erected.
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ED.


BERNER On October Eth 1884, at Is O'Clock pm.
MINNIE HELENA. infsut daughter 81 Charles ard
Mary Berner. AGED three moDthsand 9. n days.
Funeral from her parents rest tomorrow
tThursday. October 9th. lsss), at two O'Clock D.
GALLEY At quarter TO One O'Clock, October :.
1ssi H. CARLY. lis late residence corner 2lth
and III streets northwest
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CRAWFORD. Died in Biltimore Nd October Sd
lSs4 ANN NJ widow of the late Rich srd Crawl, IA Or
Richmond, Va Beloved mother of Mrs G. W NJ Hue
ball
HARPER. On October sth 1884, ut o'clock n m .
ELiZABETH, beloved wife OF John " Har,sr ami niece
OF edward D. CuRoran. al her late residence No l3J3
ii street northeast
Notice of funeral hereafter
kEfSER. On tuesday. octobsr :, 1894 at Martin
burg, W Va ANNIE ii. beloved wife of Henry r Key
Ser. aged IS years months and 10 days At rest
SMITH On October 9Th 1884. at O'Clock r m
thomas Il, son Of Richard j. and An ME Il. smith.
Funeral will take place from parents residence so
Ninth street SO uthcHst Tomorrow. Thursday. ut 10
O'Clock an Friends and relatives invited attend
STRICKHARr. Departed this life on "Wednesday
october sth. 1854 at O'Clock Ain, CHARLES sTRICk-
HART. I'm the sixty-eighth year 4 his age native u
Hanover Germany for the last thirty eight years Q
Resident of This city
Full many gem of Irrest rag serene
The dark. unfsthomed caves Of OCEAN bear:
Fun many Hover Ii b to blush unseen
And waste ls sweetness the a, air
know his face % hid under the coffin lii closed are
nus eyes, cold Is his forehead fair hand that marble
felt; over IL in prayer kpet: vet our hearts Whis
His funeral viii take place Friday October 10th n
J.. from his late residence I'LL northeast
frlcnds and re- atoms are invited To attend e
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CHANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE. No 4 Lac NYETTE SQUARE


By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of theS
DISTRICT of Columbia. tered the 10Th day of -
May. ID. 1854 Ill equity cause No 8. $50, wherein -
Anna Z Barnard ct al plaintiffs and ia b Bar
sell al public auction: In front Of the premises. at
HALE-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. ON III RSDAY,
the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1884. the fol-
city Of Washington and District of Columb 5:'
TO wit Part of Lots nuInbe ed one Cd and
two CD. in square numbered hundred and sixty
plats Of said city OF Washington. and bounded and
described follows: Beginning a point ON the
east Ii Of said lot number (I. distant twenty
t2 feet eight and half go inches northwardy
ninz wstwaTly. parallel with the south line of the
square. hundred and six C0 feet nine 90 inches
nOrthwardly about twentyeight C26) feet lot
veyed by Henry VI Rice to W b. TrowbridQe; thence
eastwardy and Iaralel with the south line of the
square one hundred and six 0G feet nine 90 inches
line about twenty-eixht (2S feet southwardly the
point of BEGINNING: with all the ways rights alleys
subject TO the private iht Of i'll with the
adjacent lots created by deed between F. d. townsend
James Alden and W. p Trowbrige recorded in Liber J.
A. No l6 folio $685. together with the improvements
nodious brick DIV ling house. containing sixteen
bes DIES cellar a:t pantry and bath rooms. and front
Ing % feet on the west side of LAT Ayette square
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree third
cash. and the residue IN tIree equal instanents,
able In one two and three years, respectively, from
day OF sale. with interest at cent per annnm
notes Of the purchaser all the purchase
he paid IN sh at the option of the purch No deed
Will be given until the purchase money is paid in full
deposit OF $50 Will b. required when the property is
K ocke down. and the terms of sale be complied
with thin one week from the day of sale. the p
erty viii be rsod at the risk and cost Of the deaung
chaser's cost. RANDOLPH COILE. Trustee,
oc2d&ts q. 5. Attorneys Office, City Hall