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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
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Absu9 brtu9en.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
A srenY AT Dolrws EXPENSE.

"Ssnator Dolph, of Oregon, has very
enlarged views concerning the impor-
tanco of bis senatorial position. Last
Tuesday night, atths Presidents recsp-
ton, there was such long line Of car
riages, and such bad managem emit OF
them, that some of tho guests did not
reach the Whits house until the hour
for the close of the reception. Dolph
got insid" the White house grounds at
$3.50 P. NJ. Here he found his carriage
blocked so long that he became dcsper-
ate. Sticking bis head out of the
window, he bawled TO the driver of the
carriage In front of him "Gst out ol
tho way ! am Senatar Dolph of Ore
gonl" Tho:drivsr invited the Senator
from Oregon TO "go TO Halifax" Th,
senator at this got out in the rain Ant
walked up 10 tho occupants of the Of
Tending carriage, and complained Of th,
drivers impudence. The people polite
ly told DslPh TO mind his own business
They belonged to Senator Palmer
party. They added in polite phraseol-
ogy that It was good thing 20 kn6l
enough TO 60 In whom II rains. Thl
loregOn senatorshsreupon promptly re-
tired. Palmer, who was In tho secon'
carriage in advance Of Dolph, employed
strategy and finally broke the blockad
OF carriages. He bsckoned 10 police
man, aad explained TO him that th
president was waiting for him. Thi
faithful officer got Palmsr's two car
riagea up ahead Of every one else, while
tho unfortunate senator from Oregon
never reached the White house at all
! The above came as q special dispatcl
to the oregoaian under date OF LII
inst, and hence il may TO regarded a
true.
But II is ouly Characteristic Of th
man who had 10 have three Pullman
Palace cars 10 take him and family I,
Washington"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
SIGNS.

A correspondent of the Weston Lead
er writing from Adams in UmatiIla
county makes use of the following sig
nifcant language to hich we invite
the attention of the North,cest Ne,ss
and other Republican protection pa
pers "Now while the political pot
boils in other portions Of the county, IL
does not cven simmer in Adams. We
are more interested in the forfeiture of
the land-grants and the reduction OF
the tariff duties. We are nearly all
republicans but we favor those measures
or in other words, We are nearly all
Slater men,"
"Repnblicans who are in doubt as to
the proper course to pursue in. the
future are comparing the records of Mr..
Slater and Mr.. George on these ques.
tions. It is not difficult to determine
how we will choose"
at is peculiar to observe the unani-
nifty with which the democratic doc
trine of revenue tariffs being aecep-
ted by all parties, republicans as we'll
as democrats, especially those republic
cans who represent the bone and sinew
of the land. They are no less out
spoken in their approval of the demo
cratic Measure, to forfeit the land grants
unearned BY the railroads"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
CONSISTENCY.

One Of the beautiful constituencies OF
the motives which ac.uate high protec-
tionists is shown by an organization Of
protectionists in Pennsylvania whose
object is TO boycott" ell dealers in
French goods until the embargo ci
France against American pork products
shall have been removed. These Penn
sylvania folks have for years been
clamoring for . tariff schedule high
enough To sAut out foreign imports from
American markets, and now when
France does to US practically aad direct
ly what our Pennsylvania protectionists
have been wanting for years to do to
France, they begin u squeal. But Il
10 not 70 be wondered at for the whole
line Of motives Is q selfish one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

Somo time since we called upon Mr..
Clark, editor of the Willamette Farmer,
and several other Republican editors TO
define the term "free trader" Mr..
Clark is the only one who has had tho
courage aud candor to define the term,
and we must say that we admire the
frank way In which he does It. The
Farmer had, (as all the Republican
papers in the state do, called Senator
Slater "free trader" because he Ia ops
posed TO restoring the high tariff duties
of 1867 on wool. The Farmer subatan.
TALLY says that "free trader" 10 enc
who favors the admission of foreign
goods duty tree. This, of course, means
an entire removal Of ell duties upon al
foreign goods imported into this coun'
Try. We think the Farmers definition
to be eminently correct, explicit and
simple. But in giving this definition
the Farmer places itself in an awkard
position, for every one must know thai
Senator Slater is not ''free trader" il
that sense Of the term. In that sense
there is probably not "frse trader" IL
the congress of the United States. No
one man in hundred in the Unitet
States is ''free trader Merrison
Carlisle, Mcdonald apd other Demo
Gratis sf their way Of thinking are no
''free traders" but are in favor Of
reduction Of the tariff TO the point wher
it will raise enough revenue to meet th
necessities Of the government economi
cally administered. Hence they at
revenue reformers, but not "ire
traders" Mr.. Slater in q speech ol
the tariff question in the United State
Senate, delivered February 2nd, 1883
declared himself ready TO vote for pro
tectien, under schedules designed h
raise needed revenue, to all tho manu-
featuring industries OF the country. HI
would make revenue the prime or lead
Tag object, and protection the incidenta
or secondary object Of a tariff duty OF
imports. Docs Mr.. Slater say any
thing in his letter that indicates tha
he is q 'free traderf' Certainly not
But the Farmer says that Slater is I
''free trader" because he does not favo
a restoration Of high duties on wool
But Mr.. Slater does not say that b
wants woel and all other imports ad-
mitted duty free. The Farmer mus
extricate itself from the dilemma int
which it has been thrust by It's owl
act.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE


HARRISBURG Or, Feb. goth, 1884.
Eds. Deusecrat
r. A. Rampy returned from Call
fornla last week TO which place he
had gone to escape the cold damp
weather OF this place but finding
much the same at Oakland and other
things caused him to csme 10 the con-
clusion that Oregon is about as good
as any place.
Masquerade Ball was given al
Smiths Hall In this place last Friday
evening which was well attended and
was very pleasant affair for those
who participated. 1t was attended
by many from abroad ; Albany,
Brownsville, Junction city and Eu-
gene represented.
We had eur share OF snow OF
course, IL measuring on last Sunday
morning, about II inches on the lev.
FSl. The usual number Of old and
poorly constructed sheds broke down
undeEts weight and several reofs
leaked also on account Of 1t. Many
constructed sleighs and for a time
Oregon had the appearance Of a north.
eastern State.
Our photographer made use OF the
time In taking pictures Of "wlnter
scenes" and obtained some splendid
pictures.
An entertainment Is to be given
shortly by some Of our young folks
and a good performance is antIcipa-
ted.
The school has continued with very
good attendance during the bad
weather and the scholars eBj Dyed
their battles with snow very much.
A great many are anticipating high
'water from the melting snow and the
rain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

Inde chena ctrrt ef he State Oregon
for Linn County.
John w Bingham, Plaintiff, Suit I'm
VS., Pauitv for
Sarah Bingham, Defendant divorce
To Sarah z bingham, tie ADORE named De.
Je1ifaat:
In the name Of the State OF Oregon
VoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
II and required TO appear and answer
] the complaint Of said plaintiff In the above
entitled suit, now on file in the Office OF
the Clerk OF said Court on or before the
nrst day Of the next regular term ofsaid
Court 70 be held in said COUNTY e7 the
second Monday, the 10Th day Of March,
1885. And you are hereby notified that II
you fall TO answer said complaint as here.
IN required, the plaintiff viii take decree
against you, dissolving the bonds OF mat
r1mony now existing between you and
said plaintiff on the ground OF desertiou.
also Tor the care and custody Of the Infant
children, named In the complaint and for
such other relief as may be fust and eouit-
able and for costs and Disbursements.
his Summons Is published by or ie.
Hon X + Boise Judge OF said Court. which
said order bears date Jan Is, 1884.
JOHN BURNETT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
mALsRY ITEMS,

HALsEY, Or, Feb. 10th, 1884.
Eds. Democrat.
Ira Hawley OF Cottage Grove was
in town last week.
Mumps and measles are In the
neighborhood.
Mr.. M. T. Bassett has bought the
residence and land Of John s. Uald-
well.
Snow has fallen % inches the
deepest at any time being Is inches.
Married by the Rev. Joseph Pea RI
at the Willard House Miss Kittie
Shaffer to Mr.. John Crabb.
The school In Oak Plain district
has stopped enc week OF account OF
the mumps. The teacher o. A. Ar
chibald returning home.
Preparations are being made for
the Teachers meeting to Be held
here.
The NJ. e. church bell weighing
62S lbs. has arrived and been placed
In position at q cost Of $146.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

sion Of stock, the growth OF under
brush has been aided. Now add to
this recorded 80 years, tho age Of indi-
vidual recollection Of the oldest
Indians that then existed, say SO or
70 years, and one century will have
elapsed with neither history or change
In the mounds and, by the same
chronological calculations, we can
easily grasp the unwritten history Of
the two preceding generations. and
then only be In consultation with the
history of the great grandfathers Of
the first savages above mentioned,
which Is not at all overdrawn or i'm
probable second century has then
past and we are still In darkness.
This direct lineal history we now
have, II Indian lore Is TO receive any
credit, and granting this not i'm
probable proposition to be true, then
If these strings remained for two
hundred years without decay why
not for many hundred more In the
same place and under the same In
fiuences. II exposed TO alternate
rain and sun OF this climate for two
months they would DO no more, but
we have undlsputed knowledge oi
their preservation under the influence
In which we found them for thirty
three years.
These were the only weak pointI
noticed by the NeCs In the report o
our findings, end since nothing posi-
tive can be known at present, have
offered the most plausible theory tina
presented itself TO nay mind.
Since the announcement made ir
the DEMOCRAT, several persons or
whose land these mounds are situated
have made overtures 10 me TO ex-
tend these investigations on thell
premises, and have promised tina
they shall remain undlsturbed until
such time as can accept their offers
For these courtesies they have mJ
thanks, and II nothing intervenes ert
the lapse OF many months ! will
make such researches, and with de-
served care, that tho means possessed
will warrant.
i Hoping 10 not disturb you again
soon, remain Respectfully,
j. l.. HILL.
/ Albany, Feb. Goth, 1884.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
"ruE wOMaSs YnYsrCIaN..

A common sense medical work FOR
ladies' only. Fully answers All questions
which modesty prevents asking n male
physician. Gives causes and symptoms
Of all diseases Of the sex, with positive
cure for each in plain language, written
by ladies who have made these diseases q
life study. A plain talk In delicate Lam
guag6 which every woman, young and
old, shsuld read. 1t II recommended by
many eminent lady physicians rs = safe
guide for the sex. Handsomely bound
and illustrated. Sent postpaid for sl.o0.
Address the
ROCHESTER, PuBIdsuIS Co.,
80, SO & 80 I-2, osburn Block,
Rochester, N. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
sherifs Sale.

In alc Circuit Court oftte State Of Oregon for
The County Of Linn:
Lewis Cox, Plaintiff.
VS.,
Osiander Parrish ard Phebe ] Parrish
his wife, and Otto Fox, Defendants.
.DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIONS
ID and order OF sale issued out Of the
above named Court in the above entitled
suit TO mo directed and delivered, I will
on Saturday the I'D day Of February, 1884
at the hour Of / o'clock p m af said eiav.
at the Court House door In the city of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, sell at public
auction for cash In hand to the highost
bidder the real property described in said
| order Of sale as follows, TO wit I: Begin
ming at the northeast corner OF Hsshbou
Parrish donation land claim, Notification
No. 1888 and claims a and 81 I'm Tp. IL.
south Of range z and 3 west, and running
thence west Is chains and - links thence
south ~ chains and 20 links 70 the south
boundary Of said Not. 1883 thence east Is
chains and 13 liHks to the southeast corner
Of said Not. 1888; thence north ~ chains
and 30 links to The place Of beginning,
containing l01 34-100 acres more or less
situated in LinR county, Oregon.
Also the fractional north half Of the
nefth cast quarter Of section 9, To II. s X
2, west, containing IS 7-l00 acres OF land.
more or less, lying and being In Linn
County, and state Of oregon, the pro-
ceeds arising from tho sale OF the first
above described tract OF land to be applied
"a follows, to o-wit: First 70 the paynsnl
OF the costs and disbursements OF suIl
taxed at $3.50 and accruiDg costs. Second
to the payment Of the sum Of Sl75 adfudQ-
ed 10 PlainifT AZ an Attorneys fee and SioC
adjudgcd 10 def o Fox as an att'y fee. ard
% the payment TO the Plaintiff the sum oI
Sls13. ~ and interest thereon from the 2srd
day Of October, 1883, at the rate OF one peF
cent per month and the overplus Fl any tc
be paid To the Defendant, Otto Fox, and
the proceeds arising from tho sale OF the
second above described tract OF land 10 bf
applied to the payment Of the sum found
TO DO due to the defendant, Otto Fox.
amounting 70 Slsl25G.
Dated this 21ih day Of Januafy, 1884,
GEo. HUMPHREY
1 Sheriff 0f I INN oauufrx ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
CHEEK

The Democrats of Pennsylvania are
pronsuncing in favor of s. J. Randall
for President. Mr.. RandalPs honesty,
integrity and ability are all unques-
toned, but the Democrats Of Pennsyl-
yania are by no means modest when
they attempt to force candidate upon
the party who in no event can carry
his own state, while be is not third
choice Of the party in the other states.
Of what avail would it be to nominate
Pennsylvania man who cannot carry
bis own state and is weak in all others.
Unless public sentiment in the Demo-
cratic party changes, Mr. Randall viii
not be nominated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
Summons.
IN nc Circuit Court efae STATE eforegou for
Linn 0o,fof,,

IN ne Circuit Court efaie STATE cf0regon for
Linn County:
d w Cooper, Plaintiff.
VS..
Rebecca Cooper, Nancy Duncan and q
Duncan, her husband, Abigail Penning-
ton, and = NJ Pennington, her husband,
Jano Bringham and NJ Bringham, her bus-
band, Martha Frum and f. Is Frum, her
husband, l. A Pardon and y r Pufdom,
her husband, r. V Cooper aud q w Coop.
er, her husband and NJ Cooper, Defend
ants.
To Rebecca Cooper, Nancy Duncan, G
Duncan, Abigail Pennington, NJ Penn
lngton, Jane Bripgham, NJ Bnngham /,
Martha Frum, E u Frum, y A PIudom,
II Purdom, E v Cooper, q w Cooper
and NJ Cooper, the above named Defend
ants
I'm THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
III Oregon, you and each Of you are here
by required 70 appear and answer tho com.
plant Of the plaintiff herein in the above
| entitled Co.rt now on file with the Clerk
Of said Court, by the first day Of the nexi
| regular term Of said Court after the publ
cation Of this summons for six weeks, to-
wit the regular March term Of said Couri
TO be- begun and holden on tie seconG
Monday In March, 1854, I'm Linn county
OTBHCut OF JudkLneUG VIII DO TAKEN a1satIH
| you for want thereof, and you and each o
you are hereby notified that II you fail 4
appear and answer said complaint as here
by required, the plaintiff viii apply 10 th'
Court for the relief demanded IN the coin
plant herein, to-wit: for a decree parti-
tioning the following described real prop
erty, to-wlt The u OF the n w = aiIt
the = w = and the = 4 OF y IL = and X
| y OF Sec, rs, and the " = Of w = an6
the N u OF " " = OF Sec 30, In TIP IL, s II
west, in Linn county. Oregon, coptafn
ing $40 acres, less 3 2-i0O acres beretofoT'
sold therefFom, Also the 70 lowing Th'
south half of the donatiNB land claim o
Samuel and Kebecca Cooper, being part
Of Sections -, 20, 81 and 80 in TIP II > X
west In Linn county, Oregon, containing
in the Eastern Addition 10 the city Of Al.
bany In Linn county, Oregon, among th'
owners thereof according 70 their fespec
tive Interests a. set forth I'm the complain
herein, or in case partition thereof canno
DO made, then for decree directing a sali
thereof and distribution OF the proceed
among tho owners in accordance will
their respective interests as alleged Ia thi
complaint, aud for tho costs and disburse
i nents Of this suit 20 DO taxed.
This summons Is published by order o
the Hon X Il Boise, Judge of said CouT
in the STATE RI0Hr's DENocRAT for 81,
successive weeks, which order bears date
January 2tth, 1884.
| FLfNN e. CHAMBERLAIz,
Attys for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

Il is given out that tho leading col
orsd men Of Georgia and Florida are
irrecSncilably dissatisfied with their re-
lations to the Republican party. and are
determined no ioager TO act with 1t.
Ts this and convention has been call
cd at Gainesville, for Tuesday next, To
determine upon q course Of aotisn that
promises increased advantages to their
race.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
Albany MARK

Wheat-72i<c per bushsl,
Oats-i2 {" /"
Boef-on foot, 3kc.
Hay-baled, 23@25 POI. ton.
loose, Is 70 20,
Butter-25 10 80 cts per Id.
Eggs cents per doz.
Potatoes=-75c per bushel.
Pork-5X cts per Id.
Voal-7l<c per lb.
Bacons-hams, I5c.
shoulders. i0c.
sides. Ish c.
TArd-i5c per ID.
In NJ cans, I4ls
Flour>-6.0o per bbl.
Chickens-3.50 per doz.
Sugar-San FrAncisc c, i2c.
Mill fecd-bran, 1900 per ton.
Dried Frui.-sun dried apples, lec.
plans, l2c.
machine cured apples, i5c.
piums, Is.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In the co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between l. Senders and NJ Sternburr,.
under the firm name OF Senders a Stern
burg, az Prineville, Crook county, Oregon.
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent
l. Senders will assume all liabilities OF
said firm az said Prinevilie, and collect All
outstanding debts due that firm and viii
continue the business at said place.
l. SEsDERs,
n. STERNBURG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

sHILoH'S CATARRH REMEDY po-
sitive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
CAnker Mouth.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
w have printed guarantee on every
bottle OF ShIloh's vItaiizsr. Il never fails
TO cure, For sale by Foshay & Mason.
"HACKMErACK,"a a lasting and fragran
perfume. Price IS aud so ceats. For sale
by Foshay & Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho undersigned has filed his nnal
account ~ Administrator OF the estate OF
J II Hackleman, deceased, in the County
Court OF Linn county, Oregon, and by or
March, 1884 nj the hour Of 0 s'clock, q. m
Of said day Is set for the hearing OF said
account and the settlement thereof. Any
person Interested in said estate ls hereby
uotihed to appear anu file his or her OBJ
jectlons TO said account aud the settlement
thereof on or before said day.
JAMES l. CowAN,
GEO. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Admir-,
Att'y for Admir-,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
Notice Of Assignment,

Notice is hereby given that Alfred Wheal-
don, of Linn county, Oregon, has made =
general assingment of all hia property Co the
undersigned for the benefit Of his creditors
under an act of the Legislature Of Oregon
entitled "An act to secure creditors just
division Of the estates of debtors who convey
to assignees for the benefit of creditors" APP
proved Oct. 18th, 1878. All persons having
claims against the estate of said Alfred
Whealdon are hereby notified aud required
to present the same under oath to the under
signed at Albany, Oregon. within three
Dated February l4th, 1884.
GEo. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
Assignee.