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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-12-05

The estimates for the present fiscal year
were 1913, 1869, $50, and the appropriations
SLIT, 776,4 50. The increase in estimates for
the next fiscal year over those of the pres
ent year are $43, 462, 054; and over the APP
preparations of the present year $S2,-
S16.077.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-12-05

Work has been resumed by the Schuyl-
kill rolling-mill at Port Clinton, Pa. and
by tho agricultural implement factory 81
Russell u Co., at MassillOn. G.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-07
4as stnineritt6ts GtmSium /,
8eatfdldnn.

gtenerbings per6ffentIi6t profeKor
Sf9odert cine furae sStatiftif beg So
ntgsberger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon
1880 his 1884 nod ben amtli1en Ser
fonenbersei6niHen" unb liefert in berz
felben eine tuertbbolle grq1nauna au
benz fit bic 8eurtbeilnmg beutider GiIs
bungsberbdltniife III leBter 3eit 10 pieI,
fad ols rnaBgebenb eitirten unb b6d)if
Iebrrei6en 8u9e beg profeKors @onra6
(9aae) pDas llniperlitdtsfubium in
9eutf@lano ipdbrenb bet lebten fiinf3ig
Sabre" - 9f6afert unterlu9t 1. bic
Yetuegung ber @efammtsabl Der Stus
birenben; 2. Die 8eipegung BET Gatultdz
ten In ibrem gegenieitigen 8erbdltniiie.
Sa6ei gelangt er 81 folgenben @eiuIta=
ten: SIM Wlnteriemeiter 1880 big 81,
bon tuo an amtlide 8eraei6niiIe gu Sc.
bo.e lteben, betrug bic 3abl ber Stl1bis
reuben auf ber bieiigen Nlbertus=llnis
perIitdt AL. Diefe 3abl, tpel1e i'm
6ommer 1847 auf 224 ianf, iit erf i'm
Sabre 1866 nit Ats iibertroffen NOR
ben, unb bann felt Soplmer 1870 big
iebt regelmdBig geftiesen. (Sommer
1870: 474; Sommer 1884: 925). 9as
raus ersibt fi6 bas iiberrai6en6e Sat-
tum, bab bic 3Onigsberger llniberfitd
iebt ungefdbr nod einmal 10 biel Stue
benten 5dblt, als in Der 3eit unmittels
bar Dor bem fran50fii9en Sriege; i'm
Winteaienteifer 1869 big 70: 46s;
beute 925. 2(n bieie gum Na6benfen
anregenoe Sbatia1e tniipft Si6adert
bic Gragen: ST oieles Wa6gtbum ge,
iun6? Sinh tpirflidb bic 8il6ungsbe.
ourfniRe felt 1870 total anbere gelppr=
ben? Werben ale oieie Stubeuten
cine ibren 8ilbungsibealen entipre6en=
be 2ebensifelfung betommen? g8enn
nidt, mas tpirb aus oieIen @nttdui9-
ten tuerben?- Qei6er tpirb Seber, ber
bic einfdlasenben 8erbdltnihe unbe=
fangenen auges betra6tet, Bite brei er-
iten Trasen nit einela egti9ie6enen
yWeinA beantmorten miiNen, 9arin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-07

menidli@e 8ebaufuns Dor fb liegen
fab. Baum uno Stralt6 glidben i9at=
tenbaften gri9einungen un6 Die ein3el=
men Sbeile Der groBen 8efbung oes
Gei9sratb Sten @ri9ion 2eionbufpub, /,
@rdfnds, ma6tem ben Ginbrud rie1iger
Steinmafien obneGorm, oa bic Senifer,
unb ielbit Die emporftebenben Sbiirme
beg Sauptgebdubes in ibren l1mriHem
ni6t ali ertennen tparen. .
Yin ben borseben6en Sagen batten
oieie Tenifer, BON frablenoem 2i9ter=
slana erbelIt, peit in bie Na6t binausz
gelu9tet, benin 96nig Grid XIV. tpeiIe
te in @rdfsnds un6 bic tpeiten Sallen
bermo9ten faum bic GAIL ber @dfte unb
9iener su faHen. 9lm friben Morgen
aber bate Ser G6nig bas S6loB berz
lafen ltn6 feime 8eipobner ill6tem erz
miioet &ube unb StilIe.
(GortIesEhy tolgt)
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liegt aber aud glei9 bas beunrubiaenbe
gingetan6niB. baB bic 3abl Der gnt=
tdul9ten aller Wabri9einli1feit nad)
etne rt1gemein grDBe feit tpirb, 10 baB
Die. 8efabr elmer bebenfli6en 8ermebz
rung bes oNbiturienten proletariats"
INNER gr0Ber tperben 6iirfte. Stir Bic
8ewegung Der Gafultdten in ibrem ge=
genieltigen 8erbdltnife ergibt fi6 nab
Sf9afert aus ben bon ibm allfgeftelIter
SabelIen bic Sbatfa9e, bab oas Stei=
gen unb Sinfen Der 3ablen in Der Ell
men Jafultdt nit ben getpegungen ser
anoeren 6afultdten i'm 3uiammenbanz
ge ftebt. Dur6 bas reiBenb fd1nelle
@npa6fen ber 3abl Der @tuoirenben
unn1ittelbar mad BEN Griegsfabren
tpltroe big 1874 bic iuriitifbe GafuItdt
tiberfiiQt: apii9en 1872 unb 1874 gab
e ndmli9 nit einem @9!age tauIeno
SteIen aud auBer benz Ri6terfanb
unb Der @ertpaltuung. 8is 1881 mar
bic pbiloiopbif6e Gafultdt iiberfallt,
6a ben @9ulmdnnern Die srobe 3abl
Der neu gegriinbeten b6bere1 2ebranz
ffalten offen ftano. Set 1878 unb
1879 iin6 oagegen bic tbeologif1e unb
meoiainii6e Gafultdt beftdnbig geua@=
len, tpdbren6 inatpii6en bic iuriftii9e
nnb pbiloiOpbii6e Gafultdt bel ben
l9le9ten Nusli9tsn Der Surifem uno
gdoagogen beitdnoig suradgesansen
fino.
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GeEas.

= 0om 81 paio tpir6 gemel6et, oaB
in gfoDales, 9lriaona, bas gelbe ssieber
berri9t, Der 3ollcollector @bephar6, Ser
in 81 pafo am gelben Gieber ftarb bat
f6 bahelbe in MoDales sugeaogen.
Sm GountDgeri4t au 2arebo tpurs
be bic 2lage gegeif 2ope3 Montalbo,
tuegen Nngriffs auf einen 8eiitli1en,
na9 einetn anbern Gountp berlegt, 6a
III Webb gountp 6as 8orllrtbeil gegem
ben Ingeflagten alt fart lit.
= Sn einem on bet @ren3e stuii6en
ben Counties San Saba unb Maion
gelegenen 56ulbaufe fanb eine @@ld.
gerei ffatt, In bet &epolper un6 Mei5er
cine aole ipielten. Gin Wann Namens
Nuen tDurbe get0otet nnb stpei Mnbere,
3tpei Briiber Name1s Wooball burd]
Mefferifi9e unb @9uBmunben ipabrs
ibeinli6 t6bli6 berlebt. Sin getpifer
Gauifner erbielt einen S9uB III
bic gruit unb Elm Mann Namens Burs
ner, Der Grieben ftiften tpollte einen
e69uB itt ben glrnt.. Gdmnttli1e Mdns
ner erfreuen fid feinss guten &ufes
lin6 Die llrla9e 6es Streites mar cine
GamiIieusGebbe, bic bereits in NrtanIas
entifan6. SO
Der Stabtratb bon Sort Wortb
bate .eine Orbiuana erlaIien, tpel1e
bic Selegrapben : @ompagtlie 3tpinst,
ibre 0rdbte 10 bod au fpannen, baB }ie
ben barunter tpegfabrenben Wagetl tlid]t
binberli6 fin6. @egen biefe Orbinans
bat bic gompaguie eif1en ginbaltsbes
febl ermirft unb es lit ibr gelungen,
benz Stabtratb bic Sdnoe au bin6en.
= Cine taube gegerin III bon einem
3use Der Nuftin unb Norbpefern
gabn iiberfabren unb getobtet tpor6en.
|-Ne Gountp gommiiiioners bon 8raz
big baben fi9 bes tpabnfnnigem proz
fe6ors Dan1Ds' erbarmt. Gr tpurbe
getuaf@en, rafirt unb iteu gefleibet,
unb fiebt febt gang reipeftabel aus.
- Huib Nfarae, ber Glerf Der Meris
can National Stems Company in 2arez
DO, 1T NIT fdmmtli9en Geioern Der
gompanp, bic er erlangen fonnte,
bur9sebrannt.
= Sn BET Contention bet 5arbigeE
au 9oufton tpurbe elm 8ei9luB einges
bra9t, bic Nbminiffration bes Goupers
iteur Srelailb jit ta6eln. Gin gepaltis
ger Nufruf entftan6 babur9, Der fi9
eft leste, als bic Maioritdt ben 8ez
i9fuB nieoerItimnte.
= Die eagle paB 8rid MoHciation
peri6ifft tdglib $4,000 Stiid gebranns
ter Steine nod San Nntonip.
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: 8rabitreet's @ei9dfts 9lgentur
gibt Bic folgenbe m69entli1e ueberIi9t
iiber ben algemeinetl @tanb ber &C.
fbdfte in ben Ser. Staaten:
9epef9en aus allen 6auptgei9aits=
Gentren bes 9anbes gemdB, babet Die
Ierienbungen bon 2aufmannsz@iitern
nod benz Weiten etuas 3ugenommen.
9ieier 8eherung fann aber feine gr6=
Bere BeDeutung beigelegt tperoen, 6a
porldufig nod ale Data in Beaug auf
Die Na6frage na9 neuem Weiaen, tpie
aud in geaug sauf bic eraielten Preife
feblen. 9ie Wintertpei3en grnte lit
ieBt alerorts 6ftli6 bon BEN Gelienges
birgen i'm Gang. Sn ben, an BEN
SbiofluB grenaenben .@taaten, iit lie
faft algen,ein beenbet unb 1T bas grz
trdgniB iebr 3ufriebenitelIenb, bic Quaz
litdt bes tteuett Weisens 1T ausgesei9>
net, tpas aus ben tteuen Mebl groben
erfi9tli@ 1T. Weit benz Grnten bes
eommerweisens tpirb ungefdbr in
nd6fer Wo@e begonnen tperben un6
peripri6t bic @rnte ebeufalls cine auz
BergeDObnlid rei6li9e 81 tperben, 70
baB ii6 bic biesidbrige Wei3enernte
tpabrf9einli6 nod gr6Ber tpie bieienige
bonn Sabre 1882, bas 1T 504, ZOO. 900
guibel ertpeifen tpirb. Ser In @i1t
befinoli9e @ei3enborratb belduft fid
auf beinabe 100000 8ufbel unb
biirfte 1id) berlelbe, BEL ber itarfen
3ufubr bonn Sibpeften fortudb=
renb bergr6Bern. Weiaenpreiie lin6,
auf @runb bieier giinitigen grntes
Na9ri6ten, tpdbrenb Der @o9e allges
tnein geiunfen unb betrug ber 9fieoers
gang an biefigen Plab &c. Welf6forn
mar bagegen ftdrfer un6 1T in Solge
| f6ua6er 0orrdtbe i'm Wefen, farfen
&onfums uno Der M6gli6teit zines
pGorne1s" Tim 3c geitiegen.
YrDDilionen baben einen @iidgang
erlitten, porf in @bicago ausgenoms
men, bas INNER nod veornereb" it,
Sie Na6frage, einbeimii9e tpie ausmdr=
tige 1T f9pa9 unb iinb 8orrdtbe iebr
bebeutenb.
e9nitttuaaren fanben ettpas itdrferen
Hmfab tDie in poriger Wo9e, 3dufer
balten aber immer nod farf auriid.
gaummolle bat einen febr rubigen uub
fauen Wtarft. Wolle mar in ettpas
| ltdrferer Na6frage au aiebrisen prei=
Ten unb betrf6te ant S9luB Elm mebr
bertrauensDoller Son, es 1T aber bors
ldufig feline 9lusii6t borbanbem, baB
| Yreife fteigeli tperben.
Wdbrenb Der leBten @o6e baben in
ben Ser. Staten 225 6irmen falIirt,
gegen 211 in ber borbergebenben Mo6e
unb gegen 118, 8,123 ,lnb 7S reip. tpdb>
ren6 Der correfponbirenben Mo9en in
benSabren 1883, 1882 un6 1881. Sa=
bon entfaGen unsefdbr 76 prosent auf
fleine Jirmen nit 2apitalien bon tpenis
ger tpie $4,000.
9us Canada tuer6en Is Gallimente
gemelbet gegen 16 in boriger Wo9e.
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DiesselhOrst & Damken,
s Surne rb allie
@ettts It. 8ter,ptrtbf6aft.

Ser pcpnlarffe SamneIplaB ber 0eutI6en
bon San Intonio.
sfmr Die beifeu @etrGnfe uab Giaarren her.
Den perabrei9t. gisfaltes Gitb 8ier unb ans.
tpartige 8iere bireft bom Sah. 21,lit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-07

1T oas bette Seilmittel oer @eIt segcn
@rfdltuns unb Sieber, @sue, mala.
Rides Steter, Wedielfeter, @erlnf
bes Nppettts, @allcnletben ,tnb allt
unprbnungen, b1tr4 Malarta.
2affet @u6 mid5t anfiibreu, Aps~GA%s<~
fonoern fauft sleid bas @S~AV&
ebrliae uab iptrffame Mittel.
gs pirft in ieOe,n Sale 10 erfolsrei6 unb bur6.
i6lasenb, oaB eS iiber allen i'm SanbeI befinb.
li9en &eilmitteln bteier Irt itebt. &ein g6inin
ober giftise Snsrebiensen. Seilung garantirt
3n baben Bel allen Drus9ifen unb onbern
Sanolern gu 81 Die Slaide. 1O,4h
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CAPT. 8. 81. Briggs, tpel9es in Stem
Srleuns unb att benz Wifiifippi mobl=
befannt 1T fast. sd leibe an 9pspee
pic, feit fiinf Sabren, lnb ait llnters
bro6ener Gube bon beftigen @9meraen
in ben @ingetpeioen unb 9iieren. Sd
berfn6te jebe, fit biefe &rantbeiten elns
pfoblene Mebisin, obne grfolg. 3ulebt
gebrail6te i9 etne Slaf9e 8rOpn's 9
Sron Bitters iuel6e lit meinem Sale
pollfommenen grfolg bate" gs fl=
rirt ale 2eberz, Nierenz rnb malarii6e
&raufbeiten.
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9luf 9lniu6en Der Seruialemer
Suoen bat Der Sultan ben Befebl fir
ben 8erfauf bes Selberges tpiberrufen,
auf benz ii6 Die @rdber Der propbeten
9aggaias. 3a6aria unb Mala9ias be-
finben. Sie &dufer bes Selbergs tpa=
rem ruiiii6e &loiterbriiber. Sen Subem
fino Die 8rdber ber propbeten auf
etpige 3eiten geii9ert tporben.
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Was Elm Mstftfiippi 9i(pt iaat:

(GortIesE,,y tolst.)
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-11

The Railsoay Age in its next issue
viii publish . summary Of the railway
building in We United States for the
past twelve months. Il shows that
$500 miles of main track have been
laid, at an approximate cost Of $685.
100000, making the total number of
miles Of railway in the country to date
about I20, 900. The CONSTRUCTION dur
ing 1882 was the largest in the history
of the country, II, 500 miles being laid,
against 1900 miles the year before.
The States and Territories which lead
In construction this year are as follows !:
Montana, 4l3 miles Dakota, 400
miles Michigan, 4O6 miles; New
York, S75 miles PennsyIvania, 339
miles Ohio, 326 miles, and Missis-
sippi, 3o5- miles. New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Connecticut; Delewafe,
Nevada and Wyoming are the only
States and Territories In which no new
road was built.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-11
rex VALLEY ITEMS.

Fox VALLEY, On, Jan. 3rd, 'S4.
Editors Democrat
As the DEMocRAT ssntains items
frem nearly oil parts Of the county but
this, ahought l would send few
lines from here.
We have had our Ahare Of weather,
both good aud bad. ! suppose grea.
many people living in the valley think
that, situated aa We arc in the noun
tains, we have great deal Of snow, bat
the fact Is ws have but very little more
snow than you have in the Willamette
valley. This is q much pleasanter
place 70 live in, ~ the mountaina shell
ter US from those driving storms that
the prairies are subject too. = a.
Grain il looking well, and the usual
amount was sovn.
Health Is generally good.
The holidays passed OF here after the
old fashion, that is, very quiet.
Hennsss Prairie had . Christmas
tree and Eight, and, understand, one
Of the parties in the fight came ont with
an eve less, . terrible misfortune.
/ noticed in q late number Of the
DEMocRAT an estimate Of the popula
tisn Of Linn county BY precincts Now,
l must say If there was as great mis-
take made in the population Of the
other precincts as there has been In
Fox Valley, II is 8 very poor basis to
Judge the number Of population Of Linn
county by. The estimate for this pre-
cinot as given in the article / noticed,
was l60. Now, Mr. Editors, the Popu.
lation Of Fox Valley precinct exceeds
200. In the precinct there are some
20 voters, perhaps the percentage taken
from us has been added to some more
favored precinct.
The item was no estimate il wal
the census of 1880, in black and white
EDS.
J. B: TRAsK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-11
sCHO ITEMS.
scIO, On Jan. 7.h, 1884.
You Know,

scIo, Or, Jan. 7th, 1884.
Eds. Democrat
Tie holidays are over. Many were
the little folks made happy. as indeed
were many of those advanced in years.
Our Christmas tree was q decided
success, many and various the orna-
ments and gifts. During the week
dances and sociables were in order, and
the young men presented rather
sleepy appearance since, but all stated
that foi the same amount Of enjoyment
they were perfectly willing to pay the
fiddler.
Our City government passed into new
hands with the New Year. It is hard
to tell whether we are Under Democra-
tic, Republican, Whisky or Anti Whis-
ky rule, but be that as it may, the new
officers are very attentive to business.
The City Marshal makes his regular
rounds every evening, bnt always finds
that cnr people are orderly and qniet.
February 22nd is set for q grand
time at Scic. There will be Mask Ball
on that evening under the management
Of our best citizens. Everything will
be orderly and we have no doubt Bro.
Jonathan and Queen Victoria will be
arm in arm, and the Duke of Richmond
will be in the field.
SILAs JONES.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-11
SheriTs Sale.
W O o ID L N

In the Circuit Court Of tie State Of Oregon,
for the County Of Linn
John Davis, Plaintiff.
VS..
John II Davidson, Susan Davidson and
William Wolfe, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID and order Of sale issued out Of the
above named Court In the above entitled
suit, will on Saturday the 26th day OF
January, 1884, at the Court House door In
the city Of Albany. Linn County, Oregon,
at the hour Of one o'clock, p, m7 sell a
public auction for cash in hand TO the
highest bidder the real property described
on said execution as follows, to-wit: Be-
ginning at the northeast corner Of block
Z2nd in Hacklemanis second addition 20
the city of Albany, a. the same Is destgnat.
ed and described on the maps and plats OF
said addition now on 6le IN the of1ce OF
the County Clerk Of Linn county. Oregon,
running thence south one hundred and
ten feet parallel with Jeffsrsen street. In
said addition thence west stxty-stx feet
parallel with Fifth street thence north
one hundred and ten feet parallel with
Jefferson street; thence east sixty-six feet
parallel with 5th street 70 the place, OF BE-
ginning the proceeds arising from the sale
OF saidpremises to bs applied first to tho
payment OF the costs and disbursements OF
suit taxed at SIS. 40 and the costs and ex-
penses of sale, second 10 the payment Of
the Plaintiffs claim amounting 20 $3.50
and interest at the rate Of eight per cent,
per annum from the 23rd day Of Octoser
| isS3, and the remainder IL any to be paid
over to the defendants, John II Dayidson
and Susan Davidson.
Dated this 18th day Of December, 1889.
GEO. HUMPHRKY,
Sheriff OF Lirn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-11

We have beon requested 10 give
the msjoritles of the several candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket two
years ago for county officers. They
are as follows:
Stewart, couhty clerk 1868 majority.
Humphrey, sheriff, 259 msJsrity.
Peery, treasurer, ls3 majority.
Dszier, assessor, 294 minority.
Moses, schosl supi., 24S msjarity.
Reid, surveyor, 2SO majority.
Davis, corsner, 229 majority.
Robiuett, legislator, 25s majority.
Crawford, legislator, 266 majority.
Kizer, legislator, 229 msjsrity.
Whitney, legislator, 2SO majority.
Cyrus, legislator, 24l majority.
The msjoriiiss on the legislative
ticket are obtained by comparing the
Democrat receiving the highest vote
with the Republican receiving the
highest vote, and the Democrat re-
ceiving the next highest vote with
the Republican receiving the next
highest vote and 50 on. TIE average
Democratic majority .or state sena-
tors was 244.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-11
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
Union ITEMS.
USIoS, On, Jan. lAt, 1884.

USIoS, On, Jan. I4t, 1884.
Eds. Democrat:
Last night was the coldest this win
ter, thermoneter down s. below zero.
The snow is about ) inches deep here.
Christmas passed off very pleasantly
here, at least to al who could attsnd
the trees, weather very bad. There
was a good deal.of whisky disposed sl
by the z Il hands, the Marshal jsrked
aboat 10 or Is before night and put
them in the cooler.
There was an alarm givea from Bsx
500 on Main Street, the lions were out
in full force, but the sheep herders and
COW boys got away with the FIRE. II
was in a small tenement house owned
by G G Lexington.
II begins to look as though We are
going to have hard winter, ,butI think
almost all the farmers and stock men
are prepared to meet it.
Times are dull in Unisn at present.
Real estate is on a stand, no building
going on to amount TO anything. Men
that own lots want about three prices
for them and it keeps out q geod many
that would build in Union. just think
of it in Swackhamers addition in North
Unisn blocks selling for $500, / miles
from Catherine Greek Bridge, / of q
mile from the bridge in South Unien,
blocks sell at 200 and $50 dollars, thus
making Union q mile long from one
end of Main Street north to the end in
South Union.
A son of j. r. Haines shot himself
Friday just above the right knee, the
ball ranged down through the knee cap
and logded about 4 inches below the
knee. IL will likely cripple him for
life, and it is wonder that more boys
are not killed by carrying fire arms
than there is. What il the use of q
boy or man carrying pistol in civil
lied country ?
Wheat is 75 cents per bushel oats,
per GENITAL, sl.40; barley sl.40 per
GENITAL chops barley $50 per ton mill
feed from IL TO 90 dollars per ton -four
$4.75 to s. per bbl onions 25cts per
ID; potatoes l cent per Id eggs 80 to
60cts per dozen.
You X NOW
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-11

BaowSsvlLLr, On, Jan. 7th, 'S4.
BE. Democrat
Ladies,have you forgotten this Is leap
year
Mrs Naomi Templeten has moved on
her farm just west Of town.
Mrs. DR.. Tucker is in town visiting
her parents.
A company from Ehedd Station per-
formed "Bread upon the waters" at the
City Hall on the second inst.
The Good Templars and City Coun-
cilmen spread . sumptious repast in the
City Hall New Years night. Many
ware the good things to be seen and
tasted upon that table.
Although Ii has not forgotten how TO
rain here yst,as demonstrated the drab-
bled dresses and dripping overcsats,
we can sit with opon doors and gather
flowers from their dewy beds in the
/ open garden. How does that compare
with those states where the mercury
gets on tho wrong side Of zero every
winter.
Conductor Austin has moved int
the heuse formerly occupied by Mrs
Templet0n.
| Mrs. Austin returned Wedeesda,
from visit to her homo in Lafayette.
| o. p. Coshow jr. after spending Hcl-
idays here, returned 10 Eugene 70 at
tend school.
Mr.. Wilksns and wife of Cor valli
are visiting Prof Brock Of this place.
4 Mrs. Tucker Of Mcblinnvills Is visit
ing relatives Of this place.
Miss Rebecca and Cynthia Ann Sper
. ry, after spending holidays in McMinn
vile, returned Friday.
On last Saturday night occurred th'
installation OF the officers of Calpooyl
Lodge Of /. o. o. Il. The supper wa
} excellent aud the dining rosm wa
deliberately decorated Everyone wa
bignly pleased with tho entire occasion
i Hon. L. d. McElroy State Sup
lectures before the North Brownsvill
school at the City Hall on Thurada
night
Mr.. Wm. Cochran and lady vi
: likely start 10 California this =eek, .
: accoun. of the III health Of Mrs. Coch
= ran.
ri A boot shop has opened up ag1in !
North Brownsville.
Mr. Chas. Willert has retired frel
blacksmithing at present, aud will pro
y bably marry, Dir. J. ID. Arthurs hI
!. taken charge. These highly respects
4 gentlemen have always done good wor
!. and the shop has good reputation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-11
SENSITIVE.

II there is one characteristic Of the
OrsQonian which overahadows all
others, IL Is It's lack Of candor and its
peculiar aeniitiveness. Ia our Issue Of
December goth, we called attention to
the hypocritical pretenses Of the leaders
Of the Republican party in denouncing
Reputation and then, when lhese lead.
srs met to manage the committees Of
the Senate and 10 nominate senate
officers, they, in each instance, invited
Malone and Riddlebsrger to meet with
them and take part in their delibera.
tions. Now, the world knows that
these gentlemen are the open and can
did advocates Of repudistion. Without
any party necessity for II, these gentle
men were invited to take part in
Republican deliberations. Now, the
0re2oaiaa with its accustomed way si
eloagating the truth, says that We are
unhappy because the Republicans or
ganized the senate by the aid of these
repudiators. OF course, those who read
our article know that we said nothing
about the aid which these repudiatorl
lent Republicans in organizing the
senate. They needed no aid from any
one in arranging the senate committees
aud, unless the senate has q rule 70.
Iquiring candidates TO receive majority
to elect, then Republicans needed NJ
aid from these men TO organize lhs
senate. No, we are not unhappy. Or
the contrary, We are rather glad tha
parties are 50 evenly balanced in th'
senate that Republicans were forced b
show their true colors-that Of beinI
willing to join in with repudiationist
in order to maintain its power 10 th'
senate. II il being told Of this humil-
iating attitude Of the Republicans i
the senate that so annoys the OregO
nian. Why should the Republican
ineits Malone anu Riddlebergsr TO at
tend their caucus Are they Republi
cansi Are the Republicans under an.
! obligations to them Or are they unde
: any obligations TO the Republicans
The truth is, deal had been made b
Garfield with these regulators to assil
, them in electing the repudiation tick.
in Virginia, and after the death ef Ga
6sld, Arthur carried ous the terms {
, this contract to the best of his ability
{ and thus by the deliberate aos Of ths'
! leaders repudiation was made success.
ful in Virgins. Il is the telling .
! these facts that so srouses the ssnsi.i,
nature of the OreZoniaa.