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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06
coRREsPoNDENc .
sodaville.

Seeing you would like to obtain oil
items Of iHterest from the different
places in this county I will send you
few items from Sodaville.
Now that the holidays are times Of
the past, birthday parties have taken
the place of holiday festivities.
Within the last week Sodaville can
boast of having had two birthday
parties, ,one..in honor of Mr.. Hunt, who is
at present residing in this city. In the
evening the guests partook of delicious
supper, after which Mr.. Hunt and his
estimable lady received many presents
from their friends. The company was
then pleasantly entertained with music
by Mrs. Moore.
The second party was in honor ol
Mr. Vanderpool, who has reached his
eighty.seventh year.
Mr.. olney Fry, Sen. of this place,
will reach his eighty-third year the %,
of Feb.
Sodavills property has been chang
ing hands considerably Of late. The
store formerly owned by Mr.. JeG Healy
has been bought by Mr.. @. Talbott,wh
10 al active business man, as we'll az q
good citizen. May the best Of success
attend him.
The Fountain House will soon chang
proprietors,it having been rented by Mr.
Arthur Workman, of Portland whose
parents will take charge Of 1t for The
present. We hope and believe that The
boarders will rsceive the best OF care at
their hands
The livery stable is now in the hand
Of Henry Workman.
Mr.. q. Morgan and family, former
residents Of this city, but who have. beel
at Salem for some timo past, have re-
turned and Mr.. Morgan intends soon Il
erect dwelling.
The Rev. Mr.. Cornwall has sharg
Of our school.
| Mrs. Ralph Fisher, Of Albany, i
visiting her parents in this city.
| If this contribution DO acceptabl
you may again hear from
WAVE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06
EIalsey.

The health OF this community Is
good, with few exceptions.
Mrs, VIM. Cochran Jr. OF Browns
Vile ID here under medical advice,
Dr's. Smith & Goary attending her.
W.R. Power sold his farm OF 90 acres
10 Mr.. Mccullough lately from Illin-
oils for $4,000. Mr.. Power bought j.
IL. Bramwell's farm for $1,000.
The cows In this vicinity have been
dying of some unknown disease,
thought to be poison as oil arc affect
cd alike, and nonv got over II.
The M. T.. Church has been holding
a revival In this place for the past
two weeks, and still continues with
some show of success, as ten or twelve
joined so far.
Miss Starr of Junction has been
visiting her brother j. i. Starr for a
few days.
The new city hall Is golnd up at q
rapid rate under tho management ol
Mr.. Walter Smith tho contractor.
The first story Is to be fitted up for q
store. The second will be large
hall. 1t IL proposed TO dedicate II
with masquerade ball when com
pleted.
CITIZEN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06
Oak Creek.

Thinking a few lines from this place
would be Of interest, submit the fol-
lowing:
The general health Of this neighbor-
hood has been good, so far, this winter.
The fall sown grain is looking bsauti-
ful.
The stable roof of Jas. Thompson,
which Eel! down during the recent
snow, kas been raised and is being
repaired this week.
Two bridges washed out between the
creek and s. Williams place, need re-
pairing badly.
Notwithstanding the hard times the
past year, quite an improvement has
been going on in the way of building.
Mr.. n. b. Fry who has lived in this
moist climate for a quarter of century,
more or less, has at last put up wood
shed.
Evening meetings are being held
at the Christian church, at present.
Ed. Sperry has been called TO the
pastorate of the Oak Creek church, and
the day of meeting changed from the
second to the first Sunday in each
month at Ii a. m,
The peace Of our usually quiet
school for time seemed in danger
caused by the complaint Of patron ot
the school against the teacher, fer pun
ishing a pupil, his son. The directors
were called in. all being present they
proceeded to an inS estigation of the
matter, which resulted in the teacher
being sustained and peace restored. II
being evident to all clear minds that Q
school without order is a complete tail
ure.
GARDEZ.
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OalxVille.
WAVE.

The Oak Point School, taugh. by
Miss Jennie Blaksr, closed its winter
term on last Friday. The pupils enjoy
cd loag vacation during the snow
blockads. The attendance was good.
Miss Blaker is an excellent teacher and
has given general satisfaction.
Several buildings and sheds succuub-
cd to the storm of December.
Farmers are busy removing the fall
len timber from their fields.
DR.. G. w. Gay of Albany spent
last sabbath on his place. The Doctor
owns several farms in this vicinity, and
comes frequently to look after them.
The Willamette Temperance Ali
ance, held its regular monthly raeeting
last Tuesday evening. 4 good attend.
ancs was present, Dr. Embree, OF Cor
Wallis, delivered an interesting lecture,
bat the programms was fAiIare.
Mrs. w. Mcbride, ~ho has been
quite sick for few weeks, is slowly
recovering.
Miss Ella Owens, of Corvallis, is
visiting relatives at this place.
A sociAble and supper were given by
the ladies of United Presbyterian Con-
gregation Of Willamette last Friday evsu-
ing, Jan. S0tb, the appearance OF the
weather promising Q good evening, an d
the assurance Of al excellent supper and
plenty Of good things for which the
ladies of this community are noted,
brought quite respectable audience,
well ia fact, may say the community
in general. A noticeable feature of the
evening, and one worthy Of emulation,
for music hath charms, was the attend
ance Of the Shedd bend, which under
the leadership of Prof. Sibits gave ex-
eellsnt music showing marked progress
for the short time they have been prac-
ticing.
The entertainment was quite credit
able and the participants beng veterans
acquitted themselves nobly. The liter.
AIRY exercises were followed by q socia-
BILE (which every one seemed to enjoy
and supper which for bounty and c,tiS.
ine is seldom surpassed. Lemonade
and candy booths were provided, where
the lad and lass could recruit their
store Of sweets. Socially and financially
speaking it was . success. The pro-
eeeds, about SS7, are to b. applied Ia
furnish the church.
NoSvILLEs.
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In hs Circuit Court e)'the State Of Oregon for
I> County Of Linn
The Portland Savings Bank. Plaintiff.
L y Mcclure and Maggie Mcclure, De
PENDANTS.
NOTICE II hereby given that by virtue
lv Of q writ OF execution and order Of
sale issued out Of the above named Court
In the above entitled suit 10 me directed
and delivered, will on Saturday the 7th
day Of March, 1855 at the Court Bouse
door ia the city Of Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, at the hour Of one o'clock p. m,
sell At public auction for cash Ia hand 10
the highest bidder the real property de-
scriDed in said order OF sale as follows,
20 wit:
All that tract or parce. Of land situated 10
sections twenty-siX (26l, twenty-seycn (27l,
thirty four (34l and thirty-fve (35j in town
ship thirteen (l3l south range one Oh east
bounded as follows: Beginning at the
southeast corner Of Milton Umphrey's doDa-
tion land claim, notification 1922, claim No.
3S in said township and range, running thence
west twenty-six chains thence south
Is. 90 100 chains 70 the southeast corner Of
lot one in section 80 in said township thence
west 10 the center Of the main channel OF
Wiley Creek thence down the center Of
said Wiley Creek 20 the north boundary
OF said Milton CmPhrey's land claim afore-
Haid thence east 20 a point i've 81 chains
vest Of the northeast corner Of said donation
claim, notification 1922 thence south foul
teen and fifty hundredths tl4.J0l chains /;
thence north GA, east fiye and hfty-iTe
hundredths (5.55) chains thence south
twenty-eight and twenty hundredth l2S. .20l
chains 20 the place Of beginning save and
except such part Of four acre tract hereto
fore sold by the said Denny Ii. Mcclure TO
Andrew RAlston, ~ lies east Of the said
Wiley Creek, the deed TO which, said tract is
recorded in deed records OF Linn comfy,
Oregon in volume "M' on page 3Ss, the
laad 20 be sold consists Of f2S5l two
hundred aud eighty.fivo acres more or less
saving also 7.2-5 acres heretofore sold 70
jeremiah Shea, being the same land conveyed
by Denny II. Mcclure 10 said L + Mcclure
by deed dated July 2nd. 1879 recorded at
page II Of book IN" record Of deeds of Linn
county, Oregon.
The proceeds arising from the sale of said
real property 10 be applied first 10 the pay
ment Of the costs OF suit taxed At the sum Of
s27. 75-l00 and accruing costs and the sum
Of $50 ~ Attorneys fees III said suit. Sec
ond 20 the payment 10 the Plaintiff herein
the sun Of SI627 Is with iaterest thereon at
the rate OF ten per cent per aAnum from the
18th day Of October, A. d., 1854, and the
remainder IL any 10 be paid over 70 the de-
fendant, EE Mcclure.
Dated this 9th day of January, 1885.
j. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
BY ID. :. SMITH, Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

The time l. at hand when school dis
ttic. clerks should begin to collect the
data to make up their annual reports to
the County School Superintendent. Il
Is very important that every clerk
shoald report within the time prsscrib-
ID by law, otherwise his district will
Lose It's portion Of the public funds the
incoming year. It is also Important
thas each clerk should not omit single
child entitled to draw funds. Every
year there il more or less loss TO the
county in tais respect. We have nine
ty.six districts in this county, and IL
each clerk should miss only one, the
amount of funds thus lost would Be
sufficient to pay for the services of 9
teacher six months. Let no clerk fail
TO make his report, and let it be full
and complete.
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Brownsville.
February 3rd. 1885.

February 3rd, 1885.
Mr.. ChAs. Yates and Miss Theodoria
Philpot were married at the residence oi
Mr.. WIN. T. Cochran on last Tuesday
evening.
There was q masquerade ball at the
City Hall on Friday night that was
said to have been quite numerously
attended. Quite . number Of the young
people Of Harrisburg were present,
among whom We noted j. X. Mount,
Harvey and Mack Sommervills.
Mr.. w. H. Austin, who has been
running as Conductor on the Narrow
Guage r. Il, resigned the lst of the pres.
ent month, and with his family have
moved TO Lafayette, in Yamhill coun-
ty. His place has been supplied by
Mr.. Jameson who took charge of the
train yesterday morning.
The weather for the last few days
has been as bAlmy as spring, and the
grass is beginning to look green.
The revival at the Baptist Church
closed last night The ordinance oi
baptism was administered to four con-
verts on Sunday by the Rev. A. j. Hun
saker. He left this morning for Nc
Minnville.
DR.. G. +. Tucker, Of McMinnville,
came up on Friday and remained over
till Monday morning. He was called
here to see enc of his children that was
very sick. The child was much better
WHOM he returned home.
Mr.. FELTON,, travelling agent of the
Standard, was here two or three days
last week in the interest of that journal,
The Wooden Mills started up last
Thursday, and are now running on full
time.
PHAD
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06
RUIH0Ca.

It would Be ruinous now 10 repeal
the Law under which deductions for in.
aebtedness are made By assessors when
making up the total amount oftaxable
property of an individual. Seven tenths
of the people of the state have Incurred
obligations with the undsrssandipg that
deductions for Indebtedness wero 70 be
allowed, and to repeal the law now
would entail financial ruin upon many
Of those of snail means. 1t would
bring oppression now upon thousands
who would be unable to bear up under
it. If the people of the state were
practically out Of debt we are convin-
ced that it would be good policy to re-
peal the law, but it weuld be extrsme-
j impOlitic to do so now.
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SENATORIAL QUESTION.
GARDEz

There is rumor that the honorable
Democratic members in the Legislature
contemplate voting for ex-senator Nit
chell. [ hope you will contradict that
false SANDER on the Democratic party,
even to intimate that they would vote
for any man who had been discarded by
the Republicans. Democrats are too
sagacious to be deluied by the false
idea that an action 30 inconsistent with
common sense would break the back of
the elephant. 1t can have no such ef-
feet, but if it did it would be at the
severe cost of breaking the necks of the
Democrats who acted so foolishly.
Neckg should be saved.
A DEMOCRAT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

4 good way to obtain the DENocRAT
free for one year il to 60 eut among
your nsighbOrs and get Ave new sub
scribsrs at $3.50 each, and send us the
nOney,and thsn We will send the getser
up Of the club copy one year free. Yes,
We viii DO better than thia We viii
send the "Hedlh and HonsS," msnthly
journal for families, to each subscriber
and the gettet mp of the club, for one
1sar free. Here We have two papers
for the price Of one to each of the FIVE
Subscribers, and both papers free to the
getter up of the club. This is a very
liberal offer and should be accepted by
al wanting . county paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06
0LDgA.

Mr.. Cleveland, by his manly bearing
and deccrous conduct, is winning golden
epinions from ell who do not allow
their party feeling TO swerve their
Judgment in estimating the character
and worth of public men. Probably no
candidate for president was ever called
upon to pass through SO severe fiery
ordeal of abuse, calumniat:on and Sian.
der as Mr. Cleveland, and no candidate
ever passed through presidential con.
test with so great manly bearing and
conscientious dignity. He Is literally
putting to shame those who made war
Of SANDER and abuse upon him. Hap
py viii he be and happy will the
people be If, he continues this course
during the incumbency of the efiee of
president.
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Rock Hill.
NoSvELLEs.

01huAiy @VtuJ 1000
The farmers are all busily engaged
in blowing their ground and getting it
ready for spring sowing. The ground
is in good condition to pIow.
Rev. G. spsrry preached here last
Sunday and . good crowd present. He
breaches here every third Sunday in
each month.
The Rock Hill school closed last
Friday. We do not know what Mr..
McAdoo's intentions we're for leaving so
suddenly. He was q very good teacher
and the schola RS seemed to be learning
fast. We visited his school quite fire.
qusntly and thought he taught very
good school.
School will start up to-day under the
fine management of Mr.. McElroy, and
IL is hoped that the school will 60 right
ahead.
The fall wheat locks as green as ever
s:ncs the snow storm. If the weather
permits the farmers around Rock Hill
will get their crops in in good shape.
There was q shed fell down during
the snow storm. and the storm will
long be remembered by people of Ore
gon.
We understand that Mr.. Fogle has
got the perpetual motion machine near
ly in operation. He says that il will
60 four revolutions without any one
near it, and we hope he will have sue
cess with it, for be has been working
for it long time.
Mr.. Robert Nickols has got moved
back to Rock Hill again.
The health about Rock Hill is good.
A dance was given last Friday night
which every one enjoyed.
A Rock KILLER.
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AN ASS.
adjusted.

The Boston Post says: "Tbe Port
land Oregoniam says that the only great
question before the country is: "Shall
the southern confederacy rule the Unit
ed States?' The question: "Shall
the Orsgonian continue to make a great
ass of itself?' is still pending"
We think if the Post had followed
the Oregonian as closely as it might, il
would say the latter question is mol
pending, but has been fully answered
in the affirmative half dozen times By
the as-tute editor FL. w. Scott.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

81 applied for position in = banking
house In Wall stsset six msnths ago. and
although proved my competency, thoy
would not take me. had been down on
my luck and locked old and shabby. An
idea struck me, got up q new growth oI
hair with Parkers Hair Bslaam, raised q
decent suit o. clothes, spdlied again, and
they took me In minute" So writes q
clerk witha 1900 salary, Tho moral Il
plain. Parkor's Hair Balsam gives er-
son n new faces
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

An enthusiastic politician in Wash
ington the other day laid down q radi.
ant policy for the Democratic party /:
Retrenchment, lessened taxation, COL ii.
mental reciprocity, and real navy, con.
structed out of American steel by Amer
ican skill and labor, SO that each vessel
as it foated upon the ocsan would be
from keel to skysail creature of Amer
lean art and industry.
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Scarcely any doubt exists In tho minds
or scientific men about tho appearance OF
cholera Ia this country another season
The extent and vITulenco OF the disease
viii depend entirely upon tho sanitary
condition OF tho country and tho physical
condition OF tho people. Persons In =
perfectly healthy condition have little to
fear ffsm It's approach. Dr Koch, OF Ber-
lin, In his recent writings upon the sub
Jsct, says; "Undor ordinary circum- :
stances tho bacllli, introduced by the
mouth, are destroyed In the sto mach, bu
given dcrangement OF this organ due 10
orrers OF diet or ethor causes, and the
bacillus 10 enabled 10 escape the action OF
the acid gastric juice aud 10 reach tho al
kalino intestinal huid, where II polIfsr-
atos, sets up irritation, dIarrhoca and all
thotypical symptoms Of cIoleraic seizure. u
do, Haven's Dyspepsia Cure IL romedy
that supplies the acid that IL wanting in
the digestive Jaices OF n derAnged stomach
Sample bottles free at Foshay d Masons
Drug Store.
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swell, not much in particular. But I'm
little ailing all over. don't sleep we'll,
and my kidneys are cut of order, and I
can't enjoy my meals, and I've touch
of rheumatism once in while twinge of
neuralgia" Now neighbor, you seem to
want general fixing up, and the thing to
do 1t is Browns Iron Bitters. Mr.. A. j.
Pickrell, of Ennis, Texas, says: ~ was q
siekly man, Browns Iron Bitters made
me healthy and strong"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

The necessity OF relief for the su-
prsns court must be urgent, indeed,
when Senator Hoar favors the sstab-
lishmsnt Of = court of appeals, the ap-
peintnents to which must be made by
3 democratic administration. It looks
as though . point had been reached
where something must be done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

Mr.. NJ. T.. Allison. Hutchiuson, Kan,
Saved his life by a simple Trial Bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, for Consump-
ton, which caused him 10 procure q large
bottle, that completely cured him, when
Doctors, change Of climate and everything
olse had failed. Asthma, Bronchitis
Hoarseneas, Severe Coughs, and all
Throat and Lung diseases. IL n guaran-
eed 10 cure. Trial Bottles free nj Foshay =
Mahon'a Drug Store. LaTgeaize q 90
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

No remedy over discovered possessss
tho wonderful efticacy OF Syrup Of Figs.
Tho certainty with which Il expols ell i'm
purities from the system .at the same time
giving tone TO the LIye:, stomach and
Bowels, places II aheaI Of . other 70 me
dies, TO say nothing OF It's being taken.
IL In selling very rapidly. Ew fAngdon
n . q. a
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rnE SENATORIAL voYx.

Tho vote for Sc nator to-day, Thurs
day), II as follows Efiinger SO;
Hlrsch "a; Hare 10; Williams 4;
Failing A; Kelsy 4; George 2; Ro W.
land /; Carson /.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

The cost If carrying bushsl Of grain
from Chicago to New York by lake and
canal was; in 1858, twenty-five cents,
and by Gll rail forty;two cents. In
1882 these figures we're reduced q
eight and fourteen Oents respectively.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06
In Tie Circuit Court ofhs State Of Oregon, a
Linn county.

In he Circuit Court Of Dts State Of Oregon, &r
Linn county.
7 7 HAckiemsR, PlA.ntH.
Z Harmon and Nancy NJ Harmon, DrisndAnts.
To II L Harmon and Nancy N Harmon the above
named Defendants
N THE NAME or THE STATE OF OREGON. YOU
and each OF you hereby required 70 appear and
answer the complaint Of the above Plaintiff In the
Absve entitled Court, now on file with the Clerk OF
aAd Court on or before the first day Of the October
term thereof lss5, towit or before the 2sth day
Of October, 1855, and you hereby notified that II
you fail 20 appear aud answer sA.d complaint n here
by required the Plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for
tho relief demanded therein, ts-wit For q judgment
against Harmon for $500 In U. s. gold coin
with Interest thereon In like cain At the rate OF 10
per cent per annum frsm January 2sth, 1885, until
paid Iess sl2I5 paid thereon January scth lss5 and
for the further II $500 a. attorneys fees and
the costs and disbursements OF this suit TO he taxed
and for decree against you ferccosng the mortgage
described In said complaint and ordering the mOrtg-
aged premises therein set forth, to-wIt beginning
at the northeast corner OF Block 63 as the same Il
known, designated and described on the maps, plats
and surveys OF Haeklcman's Second Addition 10 the
Shy ot Aibahy, oregon, now on ME Ia the once ol
the County Clerk Of Linn county. Oregon, being
situated In said addtion running thence west parAl
lei with 9Th street IS2 feet thence south parallel
with Hnl strSet llo feet thence east parallel with
7sh street lsa feet; thence north parallel with said
Hin street llo feet TO the place Of beginning. be sed
according To law. and that tho proceeds arising from
said sale be applied TO the payment Of the Judgment
rendered In favor OF tho palntn and against the de-
fendant Il Harmon and attorneys fec aud cost
aud disbursements of suit aud costs OF sale aud the
surplus any paid 70 the Defendants herein, and that
the Defendants herein and all persons claiming, by,
through or under them or either Of them any inter-
est In said promises be forever barred OF all interest
or equity OF redemption In or TO the any part
thereof and for such other relief plaintiff may be
entitled TO in equity.
This summons is published In the STATES RIoHTs
DEMOCRAT by order of Hon r p Boise Judge Of said
Court dated at Chambers In Salem Oregon, the 10th
day OF January, 1885.
| WEATHERFoRD & BLACKBURN,
Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
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SCOTS EMULSION OF rrEE

God Liver OF. with HypephosphIaea. Is
Eseeilsst In Lahg Troubtes.
DIR. Enoch Galloway, In LaGrango, Geo.,
sayG II have used Scott's Emulsion
With wonderful success In all Lung
troubles, also find Il has no equal in
Summer DiArrhosa OF children,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

Dio Lewis declares that he had no
trouble in getting into bar rooms In any
part of Iowa. OF course not, the only
trouble : man has is in getting out and
getting home.