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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20
AlIl.aa.-s..sIssaas'alsa
TnE RESULT.

Papers arriving by mail contain the
result of the elections east. The COM
plete returns on the legislative ticket in
Virginia shows il to stand in the SEN
ate, democrats 80, republicans 10. In
the house, democrats 20, republicans 80.
In Connecticut the republicans have Ia
majority on joint ballet, while last year
they had 81. Democrats gain z Eena-
tors and aasemblymen in Massachu-
setts. Republicans olect their governor
by $4,000 majority. Last fall they
had $4,000 msjOrity. IogA gives a
bare 6000 plurality for governor. Last
year Blaine had IL, 1000 majority. Dem
ocrats made heavy gains in Nebraska
and Colorado, in fact democrats have
made gains in every state where elscts
ions have been held over last years elee-
tious.
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win BE- ready for occupancy about the
middle OF next January.
Last Sunday morning the eight
months old baby OF Tnos. Harrison
was badly poisoned by powder OF
morphine which was given IL by mis-
take. Thos. Harrison and family
went visiting to The residence Of his
father, whe has been quite sick with
Infiammatory rheumatism, and for
whom the morphine had been pre-
scrlbed. The baby being sick Mrs.
Thos. Harrison had brought the med
Icine prescribed for II with her, and
by mistake one OF grandpa's doses
was given to the infant. As soon as
the mistake had been discovered the
father and mother hastened 10 this
place with their poisoned child, and
through the medical skill OF DR. Starr
the child still lives and Is alright.
Last Thursday night being the
fourth anniversary OF the occupancy
by Mr.. Meyer Of his new house, the
Is oung people OF this place to the num-
bsr of about flfty gathered there Il
spend the evening. The house pre-
sen,ed q most splendid appearance
being brilliantly lighted from cellar
to turret. The beaming countonan.
ces OF every guest betrayed 10 their
fellows the state OF their feelings
Thanks 10 the kind host and hostess,
the evening was spent most pleasant
ly by all present, and the youul
people OF BrownsvIlle wish that thell
anniversary would como two or thre'
times = year.
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Mr.. John Cyrus and family Of the
Forks were visiting with DIR. Curl
and family last week.
Mr.. Linsey, fremen in the Oregon
City Wooden Mills, pail our city q
visit last Thursday.
Chas. Marsh OF Knox's Butte, spent
last Sunday in this place. Some at
traction here for the gentleman.
J. e. Eastman and brother eheered
their friend here last Sunday by q
visit.
J. X. Mount Of Harrisburg was la
the city Thursday. He started from
Harrisburg to hunt and came here
that he might dispose Of his game.
Mrs. John Cochran of Coburg, paid
relatives Of Brownsville a visit last
week.
Last Monday night P. @. Merrill.
late OF WaIla WaiIa, ,delived a lecture
on music with a view Of securing
classes I'm both vocal and instrumental
music. The Prof. seems to under
stand mis- business and we would like
very much to SEQ him secure class
ia vocal music.
Waters & Morelock have commence
ed preparing the timber for their
new grIst mill. They have now on
the way here from the East, twenty
eight thousand pounds Of machinery.
They intend to make merchant
mill with five double set of steel
rollers, with capacity Of seventy
five barrels q day. The new mill
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Brownsville.

CYRIL yIcroR.
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Sodav1Ile.
November 10Th, 1885.
GoosE.

November 10Th, 1885.
A party Of several persons started
for the mountains last week on hunt
ing expedition, and after having bssn
gone over q week, returned, having
killed emily enc deer. Pretty good for
the deer.
Miss Maggie White, Of Brownsville,
has been the guest Of Miss Eta Parrish
for the paat week, but has now returned
home.
Our school Is prospering finely under
the Ablo management Of Miss Libbie
Amblsr, who is wall liked by all Of the
pupils. There are at present abou. IS
pupils attending school, and several
more viii start next week.
Miss Allsna SIoughton, who has been
over TO Yaquina Bay visiting relatives
and friends, returned home last week.
Mr.. Frum aud family, former resi-
dents Of Sodavills, have returned and
will reside here during tho winter.
Mrs. +. Fry and Mrs. II. Klum
went to Albany to-day. Mra Klnm
viii return in few days, while Mrs.
Fry will remain there 9 week or two
visiting
Married on last Sabbath, at sLe resi-
dencs Of Mr.. Vandsrpool, by the Rev.
James Vandsrpool, Mr. CasAidy and q
lady from Missouri, whose name We
have not learned. Long life and pros.
Psrity to the happy pair.
On last Sabbath the Rev. Bashar
preached . very able sermon at this
place. There was Elso preaching in the
afternoon by Rev. Sweeney.
Miss Rosa Gable, Of Brownsville, Ia
visiting relatives At this place.
Mrs. Jacobs has gone to Albany to
spend few days.
Mr.. David Pseblsr and lady have
been Ia the city the last few days, visit.
ing their many friends.
A dance at the hall on ths 9th last.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parrish made q
flying trip 10 Albany the first of the
week.
Mr.. Wm. Whsslsr has just returned
from Independence, where kc has been
for several days. By the way, don't
be surprised II you hear Of another
wedding sosn.
Wave will sanction what "a Rock
Hitler" said about the new proprietor
Of the Fountain Hodss. We know OF
no one who would better occupy that
position than Mr.. KIum and his esti-
mable lady. Our Anticipations s.e that
they will give the very bess.of satisfac-
ton.
The Crawford Bees. have lately taken
some excellent pictures of the sUda
springs at this place.
Mr.. Price, Of Staylon, who has been
lying dAngsrously III. has recovered
sufficiently TO be brought to Sodayille,
arriving here to-day. We hope, with
the use Of the soda water, he~wilI soon
be enjoying good health.
The general health in the vicinity Is
good, with the exception of Frank and
Ursula Healey, who are having very
poor health, but We hope they will soon
be numbered among the we'll.
Wave.
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OoRREsPON NDE NO q
Crawfordsville.

John Shanks q CrawfordaviIle boy,
formerly Of this place, but for sons
time . resident Of Pomeroy, w. 7. was
here a short time since, visiting his
father, Noah Shanks, a we'll kno ~u resi-
dent Of this place. His many friends
were glad to see him.
d. +. Robinett is reported sick this
week.
Glass Bros. have commenced the
foundation for their new planery build
ing.
For some reason unknown to us, Rev
d. G. Mcfarland failed to Gil his ap.
pOintment here; consequently there
was q disappointed audience.
Robert Fuller returned to this place
on Friday.
A. j. Shanks who il attending school
at Monmouth, made flying trip home
on Friday and returning Monday.
The nice weather since the rain is
appreciated.
John Cox spent Sunday with relatives
here.
CvpIY VTcwop
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wmArrslrmE REASON or the KLEC-
TsWNs9

Tie elections which have been held
during the fall teach several lessons
They demonstrate the fact that The
policy Of the president has not disatfscs-
cd the voters Of his party to the extent
of diminishing It's voting strength at
che polls as bad bsen so proudly hoped
and prayed for by republicans. They
dispel ell the fear which republicans
pretended to entertain that it We ,Idaf-
feet ths business interests Of the coun-
try to place the dsmOcrata in power.
In fact it IL now conceded by all shrswd
business men Of all parties that II 10
safer, much Aater, to hare Cleveland in
the executive chair than il would be to
have an adventurous spirit like Blaine
to wield the vast powers OF the Presi-
denoy Of the United States. 1t Is evi-
dent now that the day for businessscsrsg
By republicans to carry elections ia gone
forever. They have also dispsllsd that
fear which had so long been instillsd in-
to the mind Of the colored people that
they would be rsmsnded to slavery in
case the Democrats succeeded to the
presidency. COlorsd people now sss
that their rights are just as secure un-
der the democrats as under republicans,
and this accounts for the fact that
many colorsd Votes joined heartily In
Virgins in the late election to elect the
democratic ticket. Then again all the
campaign scare gotten up by republicans
about democrats paying the rebel debt
aud penAioning rebel soldisrs has pass
Cd away before the upright aad honest
administration of President Cleveland,
So now all these props are taken from
under the republicans and they
have nothing to stand upon but the
hate and animosity Of the war Of
twenty Ave years ago.
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FINE.

Two gentlemen Of this vicinity
have recently taken unto themselves
better halves. VIII Bargsr and Miss
Annie BillInire were married Nov. ].
and Mr.. Bryant and Miss Florence
Knight were married Nov. 4th. Ru-
NOR says there will be another wed.
ding soon.
John Allison's little girl died last
Monday Rnd was buried at Muddy on
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Allison have
the sympathy OF the entire neighbOr.
hood in their sad bereavement.
Judge Thompson and wife went to
Salem last Thursday to visit their
daughter Ella. They returned home
Friday.
Robert Fuller OF Charlottesville was
peddling millinery goods through
this part of the country last wsek.
The wild geese were very plentI-
ful last week and hunters were happy.
The report Of guns could be heard at
most any hour OF the day or night.
Med Thompson is the possessor OF q
40 dollar shot gun.
Miss Mamie King, from near Eu-
gene City is visiting the Misses AL
liDgham this week.
VIII Thompson is very sick with
rheumatism, OF or near The heart.
Mrs. Thompson scaIded her foot
very severely one day last week.
Born. TO the wife OF Perry Smith
Nov 10th daughter. Also to the
wife of John Young Nov. 18th, dau-
ghter.
Mr.. Jones sold span OF horses last
week to Messrs May & Wyatt. Con-
sidsration $40.
Mr.. Young'S house caught Are the
The other day from the fiua burning
but Luckily no damage was done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

Rosoburg, oc. Nov. 18th, 1885.
As there appears to be a misundsr-
standing il the minds Of many concern.
ing the lands affected by Commissioner
Sparks, late ruling, / will be more ak
plicit. The act Of Jaly 25 1866,
granted a strip Of land twenty miles
vide oa each side Of the line Of the
Oregon and California Railroad TO said
company to aid in building their road !;
and 70 indemnify said company for
lands disposed Of by the Government
to settlers upon the odd numbered acct
lens within the grant Of twenty miles
each side their line Of road tbs same
act provided tha: the company might
select every odd numbered section for
ten miles beyond the twenty miles
limit of the grant. This is called the
Indemnity limits" which by order of
former Commissioners was Withdrawn
from settlement. The present CON-
missioner, rules that the odd numbered
sections within this Indemnity limits"
until they settle them by fling in the
local land sffice list Of such lAnds, and
that until the company do 80, such lands
are subject to settlsmsnt, uDder the
prescription and homestead laws. This
ruling applies to the entire length Of the
line of read, but does not affect the odd
section within twenty miles of the road.
In other words all government lands
more than twenty miles from either
side Of the line Of the o. and G. X. r.
are now subject to settlement under
the above laws.
w. +. BENJAMIN,
Register.
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1885.
Harper's Magazine.
IIlIUSTRATED

The DecsmbOr number win begin the ssvsnty-seeond
volume Of HARrERs MAGAzIxA. Miss woslf mi novel,
East Angels" and Mr. HoweIls's "IndIan Summer -
holding the foremost place In current serial ActIon
VIII run through several numbers, and win be followed
by serial stories from Il ID Blackmore and Mrs D NJ
cralk. new edtsral department, discussing topics
suggested by the current literature Of America and
Europe, win be contributed by w d Howells, begin
ming with tbs January number. The great literary
event OF the year win be the publication Of series Of
papers-taking the shape of story. and depicting
Characteristic features OF American society rs seen at
our leading pleasure resorts-wiittsn by Charles Du1
ley Warner, and illustrated by Reinhart. The
Magazine will give especial attention TO American
subjects treated by the best American writers. and
illustrated by leading American artists
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Of Administration

Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned has
been duly appointed Administrator with the viii an
neEsd Of ths estate Of J n Elliott, deceased, by the
County Court Of Linn county. oregoB All psrsons
having claims against the estate Of said deceased are
hereby notified and required TO present the same
properly verified 70 the undersigned At Albany In said
County within six months from the date hereof.
Dated this Ilth day Of NoYembsr, 1886.
0Eo. HuMHMsy,
Administrator with the win annexed,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

~ NC NHtAh IoHt " hte otake " NTeHVH JV
The County Of Linn
y W Cooper. Plaintiff
Betsy Fletcher. Addie Fletcher aud william Fistehsr
Defendants
sies Is hereby given thai hy virtue a an sxeeulea
y and an order of sale Issued out q the above named
Court IN the above entitled action ana directed
aud delivered, win on Saturday the 18th day u De
eeabsf. lss5 ~ one o'clock. r. M sell ~ the couFs
Hsass door in Als2ay, Liam County. oregan 81 pais'
c auction iog cash in hand tho highest bidder the
real property described in said s11eaton and ofdsg
sale ~ tsiioSs, to-vi.: Beginning II The north.
vest corner o the southeast quarter u secslon -
IN Township II. Rs west and running thsaes south
ss chains thease east n chains and Is llnka shsnes
noFth 81 chains; thsaes zT chains and zs linhr
70 The place u bsslaaag. containing leo aaes more
o. less IN Linn county. Oregon Ths proceeds % sale
70 be Applls5 FFss 70 The payment II eosss and dis
buFsemshs 0t this suit taxed s5i IS and tho costs
and expenses ol sais. Second 10 The payment %
faantlH cf 800 AstsTasys Tee aaa the further
SUM of s2sel7s with inssrs Ghsrsoa II tie rate ol
10 per esnt per aanum frsm ocs, s9ta, 1856. Third
The reHa'ndss u aaY 10 Be paid into Court 70 aszil
The fuFthsF order thsEeot.
DAis4 nor. tTsh. lsss.
J.K. caAKLros,
Sheriff Of Linn County, osagon.
pr JAsJ CHAhlYos pspaty
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WHAT MAS 6lAk DONE ?

The PiOnser-Press says that Malone
will leave Virginia and permanently
locate in Dakota. We know Dakota
returns large Republican msjoritiss and
many other reprehensibIe things, but
We never thought that such wicksdnSsS
called for such an infiction az this.
Really We pity DAkota. What has
Dakota done as 70 justify this, her great
humiliation and punishment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

The Richmond Wig, Mahone's or
gan, and paper that has done more
to kesp up The Malone party in Vir-
ginia than ali the other Republican
papers Of that state, has been placed in
the hands Of receiver. This is q sure
sign of the permanent and complete
overthrow of that party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup CO.. San Francisco, CAL. 10 Natures
Own True Laxative. This pleasant liquid
fruit remedy may be bad Of Foahay a Mason,
V w Langdon aud Co., at fifty cents or one
dollar per bcttle. II Ia the most pleasant,
prombt and effective remedy known, 10
cleanse the system 10 act on the Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels gently yet thoroughly
10 dispel Headaches, Colds and Fovers to
cure Constipation, Indigestion and kindred
lie
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20
ne xan Moan nnalnaan ,

Well, II you have strength 10 push ysur
business, Il Is we'll. But uany mans
man was broken down, and had no push
in him, III you want 70 make = success,
build up your systom by tho use OF
Browns Iron Bltters. Mr. w M Winfroe,
OF Petersburg, Va, says There In no
medicine equal 20 Browns Iron Blttars for
general debillty.n ft cures dyspepsia, ,en-
riches the blood and strengthens the mus.
cles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

And now comes Secretary Lamar, the
''hAted confederate" and, as Secretary
Of the Treasury, appoints Gen. Don
Carlos Buell., Of kentucky, tbs famous
Union general, as Pension Agen. at
louisville, Kentucky. This miDgling
Of the "hlue aud the gray" wrings the
hearts of snch fellows as Mdrat, Hal
stead, WhiteIaw, Read and II. w.
Ceott.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

Mr.. Charles Fosters friends in Ohio
have secured a small ne wspaper in Gin
cinnAti, and John Sherman will have
other wars to consider now than those
which appertain to the cOlorsd man in
the South and the red man on the res
eivAtions.
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REMEMBER.

We furnish to all subscribers, new or
old, who pay in advance, q cspy Of the
New York Weekly World one year fer
so cents. That is We furniah both
papers for 50. The World is an 8 page
weekly and one of the best papers in
the country. Send US So and We will
send both papers for one gear.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

The returns of the recent election in
Dakota show a plurality Of 1000 in
favor Of making Huron the new State
capital. Prohibition is carried. Miner
ity representation is believed to be lost.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

To Democrats, Mitchell was, by far,
the least Objectionable Of all the Rspub-
lican candidates proposed for Senator,
Tor the reason thSt he has no sympathy
whateyer with the bIoody-shirt style Of
Republicans like Williams aud Scott.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

Il is very evident that Democratic
administration has convinced the Vir-
ginia colored people that Democratic
ascendsncy does not mean re-ensIave-
ment.
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The best salya In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, ChApped Hands, Chsiblalns,
CoFns and ell Skin Eruptlona, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay requlred. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 26 cents poF
box. For sale by Foshay d Mason,
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D D Rice, PlaintlG.
Henry BuTmsatsF and Mary EurmssteT his wits Aaa
John Crawford, Defendants.
ecs ls hereby given thai by viFsue ef an sxseailon
w aud order sl sAls issued Gus " the above named
Court in the absve entitled action and 10 ms airscssd
and dssssed will en- saturday tbs 10th day os De-
ssFnbsr. 1855 ~ one o'clock p. M 81 the Court HOUSE
aosF In Albany. Lam county, Oregon, ssll a. public
auction for cash In hand 70 The highest bidder the
real property dssbsdl in saa execution and order Of
sale a. foewa, to.wis Ths west halt ot tho north
sAst quarter sf secsen 81 IN Township 10 South o.
Range l east of the wIIiamssts meridian In Lila n
County. Oregon. eontalaing 100 acres The proceeds
ef sale 70 Be applied First 70 ths payment sf the
costs and disbursements Of this suit taxed st esalo
ssgsshsr with costs and szpsnsss of sale. Second 10
the payment ot Plaintiffs claim tssits With aneru.
Ing interest thereon from the 10Th day Of cI 1885,
81 the rate of 10 per cent per aud the further
SUM Of tcs Attorneys fsea Third The remainder Il
any TO be paid to said Defendant Henry Burmssssr,
Dated ths JetA day Of November, Isss.
J. X. caAsLEoH,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
per Jas. J. CnAkLTos, Deputy.
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satisfied with shs state.

SnEpp, Or, Oct. 2, 1885.
Ia behalf cf J and r b Kendall for whom
am guardian acknowledge the receipt Of
full and satisfactory payment Of their losa by
fro, from the State Ins. Co. Of Salem, Ore
gon. gladly recommend the company TO
the farmers Of Oregon, and to any one within
their reach.
Mas. r. b. PRATRn.
Guardian
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Mear.lly commend .he alaas Ia.. O..
ALAnAnr on. oet 2. ID

ALApANY On. Oct 2, 1885.
II gives mo pleasure TO bear testimeay 10
the promptness, fairness, and full aud aatis.
factory settlement Of my loss by the Stats
Ins, Go Of Salem, Oregon. They haYing paid
me the full amount Of my claim within 4
week. after my sworn statement was hled
with them. therefore heartily recommend
the company TO the farmers Of Oregon.
WALLACE HuLnHRY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-20

Scot says MitcheIls supporters con.
sist of the "freebooters and rag tag"
.Iooters and wrsckers" Of both parties.
How do you like it, gentlsmsn9
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Mahone and Davenport will not
have much to be thankful for this
Thanksgiying.