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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
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FRIDAY. .~.... DECEMBER 5, 1854



Queen Victories Obstinate caIsurcd Freahy
Daughter.
The Princess Victoria Is unmislak-
ably the child OF her royal mother /;
she has her obstinancy, her persev er
auce, her supreme indifference to
opinion, her impenetrabilIty TO advice
or persuasion /; she has more than the
queen a true aud enlightened love OF
literature, science end art Her views
are positive, her judgment prompt
and uualterabIe SHE. Il well nigh a
FREQ thinker, but rarely expresses an
opinion, and never rescInds II she
visits every studio. assists Eat all the
lectures and conferences, amodels and
paints. herself, and by = singular con.
tradiction ls as competent q housewife
as II she were not q clever woman.
She sees to every detail o. her palace
N was nearly saying her house
cages her servants and governesses,
routs them up at 0 in tho morning
has the lights put out al ten through
out the establishment, aud sends her
youngest daughter, now twelve years
old 10 bed at eight. Through her
agency In all the public squares and
open places Of Berlin largo heaps OF
fine white sand are raised so that chill
dren kept Ia the city may indulge In
healthy play with pals and shoyels,
like their more Fortunate brethren at
the seashore. She fancIes that tho
air Of ker future capital gives her
headaches, and she loaths the warmth
OF the stove heated rooms before
accepting invitation from . foreign
ambassador or Prusslan noble she
sends command that oil the win
dows shall be thrown open. Would
not such q woman rcvel Tor O few
brief days every year In the wind
beaten solitude OF the little rocky Is
land, so easy OF access, 80 near and
yet 50 far,so unlike her great empire,
andyet moro fully her own than Prus.
sla with all It's extention OF territory
ever viii be.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
rHE LEADING LADY.

The Hsraids Washington special
says: II is generally believed by those
who know Cleveland BEST that there
will be less festivities daring his term
Of Office than there has been for many
years past. IL. has been q lard works
ing Governor and will.probabiy contin-
ue bis industrious habits AZ President.
Bachelor as be IL, the White House
will, however, have most Creditable
mistress. There are four ladies In has
immediate family, either Of whom can
well perform the honors Of his house
hold. His eldest sister In this country,
Mrs. w. O. Hoyt,o Fayetteville, would
gil any position with credit. She IL 0
middle aged lady Of pleasing address,
Who has spent good deal Of time at
the Executive Mansion in Albany since
her brother has been Governor. She
has made many friends in tho capital
Of that State, and will doubtless do the
same In Washington, where she will
probably 10 on March lth. Miss Il.
Z. Cleveland Is maiden sistor. She
resides in tho little home cottage 81
Holland Patent, just out Of Utica. She
is good public speaker, quick con-
vsrsationalist, and generally n plain
woman Of intellectual force, and she
would do her share ia entertaining her
brothers guests at tho national capital.
CIes Gland has sister who for twenty
years has been missionary In Csylon.
She has two charming daughters, Mary
and Carrie Hastings, whom the Gov
ernor has been for years educating In
this country. He has given them every
advantage, and they have improved
them. They will no doubt DO . psrs Of
their uncle's family circle at Washing
ton, a. they have been ut times at
Albany. With Mrs. Hoyt, or any one
Of the other ladies spoken of,ths social
portion Of the first Democratic Admin
istration which has been installed here
for quarter off century will be well
sustained, even should tho President
elect continue bachelor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

The elevation OF Grover Cleveland
to the highest place In the gift OF the
people OF she United States ipcullates
a lesson Of far greater value than any
mere political triumph. From It the
youth of the land will learn that the
surest road to successful the grati-
fication OF mbition-whether IN pri-
vate stations or In public life, lies not
through the devious paths Of trickery
political Vaccinations or self-seeking
but Is traced in the higher regions Of
honesty Of purpose and devotion to
principle. Oar President elect star
ted out I'm life with no other capital
than this, and with this he has reach
ed the loftiest station that q people
can confer. A plain man, born to
no other inheritance than poverty, ,po-
sessing no other qualifications than
his own indomstable will and unswer-
wing adherance to the right, swayed
neither by the influence Of wealth nor
the cIamor Of demagoglsm, has achiev-
ed, In all the various stations of life;
a success which challenges the admir-
alton Of the world. We repeatit,t the
most precious lesson which the cleo
tion Of Grover Cleveland inculcates is
that honesty is the best policy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

In the tropical climate, FAR distant
from high mountains, as neither nat
ural snow nor leo can be obtained
recourse Is had TO the cold generated
by evaporation and the comparative
coclness Of the air q little before day
break to manufacture Ice Ia large
quantities, and thus 70 supply a most
grateful luxury at n moderate price.
Ice is thus simply manufactured In a
large way at Bsnares, Allahabad and
Calcutta, In the East Indies, where
natural Ice has never been seen.
On q large, open plain m excavation
Is made about thirty feet square and
two feet deep,on the bottom Of which
sugar cane orimaIze stems are evenly
strewed 70 tho hight OF about eight
inches. On this bed are set rows OF
small, shallow, unglazcd earEhen pan,
50 porous that when filled with waite,
the outsides are Immediately covered
with q thick dew ooEIng through
them. Toward the dust Of the eve.
ning, the pans, previously smeared
with butter, ,are flied with soft water,
generally boiled. and LET remain there
during the night.
In the morning, before sunrise, the
Ice makers attend and collect from
each pan crust Of Ice more or less
thick, that adheres 10 It's inner side,
and !. Is put Into baskets and carried
without loss OF time to the. common
receptacle, which isadeep pit In q high
dry situation, lined first with straw
and then old iblanketIng, where II Ii
beaten down and congeals into solid
mass. The crop Of Ice varies extreme
ly, sometimes amounting to more than
half the contents OF the pan, at other
times scarcely pellcile. Clear and
serene weather Is the most favorable
for Its production, whatever may be
the sensable heat Of the atmosphere
The coll generated oy the rapid evap-
Grafton round every part OF the pan IL
the cause OF this congelatlon. In.this
way Ices are secured for the table,
when the heat In the shade is very
commonly above 100 degrees.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

Every general Of prominence had .
nickname bestowed upon him by bis
troops. Some Of these names Were Of q
sarcastic nature, but usually they in.
dicated the confidence Of the men 10
their leader, or their admiration for
them.
General Grant was commonly known
over the watch.fires In the army Of the
Potomac, as "Old United States" from
the initials Of bis name, but somessme
he was called, "old Three Stars" that
number indicating bis rank as Heuten.
ant General.
Mcclellan Was endeared to his army
as "Littls Mac" Meade, who wore
spectacles, was delighted TO learn .hal
the soldiers had named him ''Feur-eyec
George for be knew Il was not intend,
cd AZ q reproach. Burnside,t the colone
Of the First Rhode Island regiment ross
10 tho dignity Of "Rbody," whom b,
became a general. Hooker never liked
the sobriquent Of, "Fighting Joe,
though be always lived up 10 it durina
his career in The feld.
Pope was saddIed with the title Of
"saddIe-bag John,' in memory Of hia
famous order about headquarters being
on horseback. His men used to say
that his headquarters moved pretty
rapidly a. times. Sigel, the German
general, was known in the other corps
as "Datcby," Hancock won the brew
OF OF "superb, from a remark made b7
General Meade at Gettysburg, when the
Second Corps repulsed LoDgstreees
men. Humphrey, being q distinguished
engineer, was invariably styled "Old
Mathematics" The PsnnsylyaniA Re-
serves used TO call Crawford "Physics," /"
be being surgeon at the beginning Of
bis military career. Logan, with his
long black hair, and dark complexion,
was 'eBlack jack with his men.
Sheridan the cavalry leader, was "Lit-
tle Phil" and Sherman's trorpe spoke
Of him as "Old Tecumshe."
The sterling nature and steadfasi
purpose Of Thomas earned for him The
significant and familiar name Of "Old
Reliable Halleck was derisiyely
named 'qold Brains," and Rosecran'
had bis name shortened to "Rosey.'
Low Wallace was "Louisa" 70 the sol.
siers under his Command he was 9
great fAvcrite for his sighting qualities
and the soldiers adopted that inaPpro-
pirate namo for want Of a better.
Kearney, who had left an arm in Mexi-
co, was invariably known in the ranks
as "One armed Phil" Butler wal
styled "Cockeye," for obvious reasons
Kilpatrick Was nicknamed "Kill,'
while Custer was called "RiDglets," on
account Of bis long, flowing curls /; and
50 the catalogue might be proloDget
ibds6nitely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
new rrss Ans MADE.

First, reel Of brass wire Is taken
Of suitable thickness. The wire passes
over Strengthening board, after which
il ID seized BY two jaws, and . cutter
desoands and cuts Il OF, leaving pro-
jecting part for head. On tho with.
drawai Of the cutter q hammer Hies
forward and makes head on tho pin ;
then the jaws open and the pins drop on
. Underground metal plate. with the
heads upward, until ths end 10 be poin.
ted comes into contact sith . cyiindri-
cal roller with . grinding surface. which
soon puts . 6ne point on the pins.
They then fall into Q box ready 70 rs-
ceIve them, and ara ready for the second
stage. After they aie yellowed o.
cleaned, they are TUNED or whitsned,a N
II Is called. The pins arc now ready
TO be placed in papers. One girl feed,
. machine with pins, and another sup.
plies the machine with paper. The pin,
fall into box, the bottom Of which i
made Of small, square steel bars, suHi-
eiently wide apart to let the shank o
the pin fall through, but not tSe head
As soon a. the pins have fallen through
the bottom Of the box aud the rows ar
complete, the bottom detaches itself,an'
row after raw Of pins Is sent at rsgula
intervals to be placed ia the papers.
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OUR ALBANY ADVERTISERS.

Patronxe mon who advertise, They are alive,
They mean business 1siey appreciate The newspaper.
They are the men 10 deal with. Following Is ilsi
Of The DnNocRATs advertisers This week, h Albany.
Call on thom:
General Merchandlse-s E Young, Montelth q
Seltenhanh, N II Allen, A d Mollwaln.
orocertes-fiofIman 3 Joeeph, Frank Head.
Agricultural Implements q nlain, w
0olra, 3 Young, ] Cfadwohl.
Hardware Peters 4 Stewart, Gradwohi.
Clothng--f nlain.
Dugs-FssAay 4 Mason. L " Laasdon and Co.
Archie rrushaw.
stoves and TlnwAro--Iohn nrigrn.
Furniture-A D Woodin, Brink aud Son.
chAirs~-L Putnam
Millinery Emma Schubert Maltls Allison, AIattl,
Foster.
Soda worka--IIoanisn aud Joseph.
IFon Wofk-Chsuy and parkes, A + Cherry ant
Son.
Marble wori-A staigor, q w Harris.
Flour-Red Crown Mills. Magnolia Mills
Lumher--Atbany Saw Mli
Tobacco, Knives etc.--Saln Cohen.
Meat 3 Roberta
1fotel-Rev6re House.
Restaufant--Ias Mady.
rollah-H Kenton.
Shave or Hair Cut--L Campeau, Joa Webbor.
Laundry-San Wa Wing.
Legal Advce-R ) atrahan, Powell and pliyou 4
weatherford, J Whitney. L II MontAnyG
Medical Advised w Maston, J Wallace, ~ II
Ellis, J w and Mary Cole.
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4 coon CHANCE reI. sUBsCsIBEns.

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who pays up his subscription and con-
tinues his paper, or pays in advance, we
win have sent to him the stealth and
Homeo one year, without additional cost.
The above paper is large eight page,
forty column, monthly pape2, and is full
Of excellent reading matter. A copy may
be seen at this Office. The paper treats OF
health. marriage, social science, domestic
medicine, hints on health, cookery, etc.
This affords our subscribers chance to
get good paper for nothing. Those de-
string the paper sent to them will please
State 80 at Time Of paying their subecripz
fion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
sheria's Sale.

In the Circuit Court Of tks STATE Of Oregon
for LiRa County
James H. Johnson, Plaintiff.
VS..
W. B. Brookshire AMI Elizabeth Brook
shire, Defendants.
NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT,
~ by virtue ofa writ of execution and
order OF sale issued out of the above nam
ed Court In the above entitled sait, TO me
directed and delivered, 1 viii, on Satur-
day the 18th day OF December, 1854, at the
hour Of O'Clock, p. M. at the Court
House door in the City OF Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, sell at public auction for
cash in hand 10 the highest bidder the
real property described in said order OF
sale as follows, TO wit (: The south half of
the northeast quarter and north half of the
southeast quarter Of Section thirty -one in
Township eleven, South Range one, east
OF the Willamette meridisn, containing
cne hundred and sixty acres all lying ana
being situated in Linn county, Oregon.
The proceeds Of sale TO be applied first |;
TO the payment of the costs aud dishurse-
ments OF suit taxed at &3S.85 and the costs
and expenses of saIe, Second TO the pay
ment OF the sum OF $e5 Attorneys fees.
..rhiEd 70 the pay ment 70 the plaintiff there
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed Admins.
traitor Of the estate of Mrs NJ @ Bumpus,
deceased, by the County Court Of Linn
county, Oregon. All persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased
are hereby notified aud required to pre-.
sent the same properly verified to the un-
dersigned at Harrisburg, Linn county,
within six months from the date hereof,
November ath, 1884.
J. p. eoHooLrNa,
Administrator.
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Tho government Officer arc much
behind with their work. II the gov
ernment had an honest enterprising
competitor, Il would go into bank
ruptcy In two weeks. It Is not man
aged on business principles, and could
not be kept up except by extortlouate
taxation. 1t pays more for service
and every species Of supplies thau the
same can be bought for In open mar
ket. Only those who have lived long
in Washington and been behind the
| scenes can have an adequate knowl-
edge ofthe proAIgacy ard dishonesty
that have been festered during the
long Republican Observation-Disclosures.
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nen.s Give m ret.

II doesnS follow that patient viii de because The
doctors have ''gvsn him up" or that he wsIl re-
cover because they promised 70 'pull him through.
Il Is never 70 late 70 ny the great virtues Of PArkss
Tonic Mr. Michael 0uilioyle. of BinghAmton, n. Y.
was cared Of rheumatism by h after ten years of un-
xeEiabls suI,ring. Mr n W Mosher, druggist eI
sans dty, certiass that he has over thousand bot
,ss Of Pksrs Tonic through its reputation for this
and othcr cures.
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IN fhs Cireuit cOurt Of 1Is State Of fOngon, for
Linn county.
Mary A E Smith. Plaintiff.
vs
John Foster and II o Foster, Defendants.
NOTICES hereby given that By virtus Of
q writ OF execution and order Of sale issned
out OF the above named Court in the above
entitled action 20 me directed and delivered.
/ viii on Saturday the 9th day Of Deosmber.
1884 ~ the Cours House door in Albany,
Linn county, Oregon at the hour of 1 o'clock.
p. m, Of said day, sell at public auction for
cash in hand to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described real property hsretsfore
attached In said action, to-wit ;
The west Of the southeast I Of Section
81, Up. Is 5. r west, containing so acres
in Linn county, Oregon also beginning at
the northwest corner Of Section 3 Tp. Is 8.
r. west Wiilanette meridian. running
thence east lS9 rods thence south to the
north boundary line Of the donation land
claim Of Samuel McCully thence west to
the east boundary line Of the donation land
claim OF James Rogers thence north 10 the
north boundary line of Section 4 in said
TIP. and range and thence east to the place Of
beginning, containing In all 200 acres, all in
Linn county, Oregon. Also the following
real properly. to-wit /: Lots I and IN
Block 70 in the City OF Albany, Linn county,
Oregon and als0ths following commencing
at the southwest corner Of Lot No. in
Block in said city Of Albany. running
thence easterly along the north side Of Frat
street about 20 feet TO the center Of the west
wall of j II Fosters two story brick build
ing thence in q Eortherly course along the
center Of said wall and parallel with the
west line OF said Lot Z, 100 feet 70 the alley
thence in westerly course on the south sids
of said alley to the northeast corner Of Lot
in said Block thence in sontheriy course
along the line between said Lots and 70
the place OF beginning. being the property
now occupied W Hoffman / Joseph also
the following described real property to- wit :;
Water Lot No. 5 in Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, Lots Nos. and m Block No q IN
said city also the south half Of Block 7 I in
said city of Albany In Linn county. Oregon.
The proceeds of such sale TO De applied,
First. TO the payment of the costs and dis-
bursements Of suit taxed at $37 so, together
with tae costs Of and upon this writ and the
costs Of the sale. Second, to the payment
to the plaintiff by the defeDdants, Jointly
and severally, the sum OF $55S. p, with ac-
cruipg interest thereon from the 10Th day Of
November. 1884, at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum Third, to the payment Of $50
attorneys fees. Fourth, the overplus II any
there be TO be paid TO the party or parties
entitled thereto.
Dated this e0th day OF November. lsS4.
J. X. CHARLTON,
Ss.erif Of Linn Co. Oregon
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Final Settlement.

In tho matter Of the estate
Of
Charles NJ. Tindall, deceased
TO al whsm IL may concern
Notice il hereby given that the under
signed eKocutrix Of the last will and testa-
ment Of Charles NJ Tindall, deceased, has
fled her final acegnt in said matter in the
County Court ofdzxn county, Oregon, and
that aaid Court has appointed Monday, Dec.
said day as the time for hearing objections
to such tinai account and the settlement
thereof.
RUTH ADELIA TINpALL,
Executrix Of said estate.
Dxted this 3lst. day of Oct 1884.
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sCoTT's RMULsGos % PURE cen IxvEn
oEI, WITH mYP0PmosPmIrRs.

I. ]. McFall, N. D., Anderson, &
O., says: ~ consider Scots Emulsion
ono Of the best preparations In the mar
ket for Pulmonary Troubles. I have
used II Ia my practice since 1876, and
am well satisfied with IT,"
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seminaI Weakness, night losses By dreams, PIN
pies the fkce and loss Of manhood can positively be
cured The sick and afflicted should not fail 70 call
upon him The Doctor has Travelled extensively in
AIS there attaining g7ezt deal Of valuable nfefaa-
ton, which he iscompeent % impArs 70 these in need
Of his services. DR.. GIBB0G viii make no charge
strictly confidential You see one bus the Doctor
Send ten doilars for package Of medicine. Persons
writing 70 the Doctor viii please state the cf the
paper they this advertisement in. Charges rea-
sonabe. Can or write. Address DR. J. II. GIBB0N,
Box 1851 San Fralteisco.. The Doctor cures when
others fail. Try him. vISn43
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sherifs Sale.

IN the cireut Court cftte STATE Of Oregon for
tAe County Of Linn.
L Flinn. Plaintiff,
James Blain and Clara c. Blain, his wife, L +
BlAin, G 9 Cooley and J II WashbuTne, part.
ners, doing business under the firm name OF
Cooley & WashburBe, Defendants
Notice is hereby given that by virtue 81
an execution and order Of sale isslled cut sl
the above named Court in the above entitled
suit 70 me directed and delivered. / will en
Saturday. the 18th day Of December. 1854,
at the hour Of one o'clock. p. NJ, at the
Court House door, in the City OF Albany,
Linn County, Oregon, sell at public auctisn
Tor caah in hand 70 the highest bidder, the
real property described in said order Of sale
a. follows, to-wit:
One hundred acres of Of the west end ol
the south half Of that certain donation land
claim, which is situated in Section eleven,
twelve, thirteen and fourteen in Township
fourteen, south Of range three, west Of the
WillAmette meridian and which is known
and designated upon the maps and plats cl
the Government Surveys As the donation
land claim Of Jsred Michaals, said one hun.
dred acres being mOry particularly bounded
a. follows Beginning at the southwest
corner Of said Michaels donation land claim
and running thence east along the soatl
boundary line Of said claim twenty-liv.
chains thence north on line parallel L
the west boundary Of said claim forty
chains thence west on line parallel with
the south boundary line of said claim twenty
i've chains thence south along the wei
boundary line Of said cl=im forty chains t.
the place of beginning, lying and being IN
Linn county, Oregon.
The proceeds arising from the sale Of said
real property to be applied first, to the pay.
ment Of the costs and expenses Of snit.taxed
at so. 20, and the costs and expenses Of sale
Second 10 the payment to the Plaintiff Of the
sums OF $3.50. GO, with accruing interesi
thereon at the rate of ten per cent psr an
mum. from October SOth, 1884, and the fur,
ther sum Of $l25 Attorney fees. Third I,
the payment TO the defendant, L Z Blain
the sum Of $62l with acerning interest there
on at the rate Of ten per cent per annum
from October 30th, 1884, and the oyerpiu
If any TO be Paid to the defendant Jane
Blain, or his legal Representatives.
Dated this 18th day of NoYember, 1854
]. X. CHARLTON
Sheri Lam county, Or.
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D EpoRE YOU XIII Youa noes

Come to our store at Albany and see :
new tangled sausage mill just recelved
from the East. It doesn't tear the meat
but cuts it like q pair Of scissors. 6xisfIes
and sinews cannot get Thought it with
ont being cut and you only have to run
your meat through It once, Peers SieW-
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Dr., Miutie's Kidney Remedy, Eephretieum. cures
ali kinds Of kidney AID bladder complaints gonorrhma
gIest, IeouchoTrlea. For sale by all druggists 81
bottle or six bottles for s..
Or. Mint.e Dandeion Pills ere the best and cheap
est Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the market. For
ale by all druggists.