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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31

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Linn Comfy.
The American Mortgage Company Of
scotland, Limited, Pl1intiff.
TB.
w Il Gibson, Defendant
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue
~ Of an execution and order Of sale is
sued out OF the above named Court In The
above entitled suit, / will on
she Ist day Of September, 1883,
At the Court House door In the city of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour Of
one o'clock. o. M, sell at public auction
Tor cash in hand to the high, st bidder the
real property described in said execution
and order Of sale as follows, to wit: The
undivided one fourth OF the following
lands, tO-wit: A portion OF the Donation
Land Claim of Alien Parker, Notification
23l2 Claim 81, Township ~ south of
Range west of the Willamette meridian,
CONNIE ncing at the north west corner OF
said claim, running thence east 40 45.I0O
chains thence south 80 3l.l00 chains
thence west 74-l00 chains thance south
~ 96-1O0 chains thence west 80 s 100
ehaius thApce north 80 81 100 chaius to
the place Of beginning. containing 200
acres. Also commencing at the north
wokt corner Of said I2nO claim last men
toned, (Not. 23l2) running thence west 20
rods sou.h 6s rods thence east 20 rods
thence nC Tth % rods to the place Of be-
giuning containing 80 acres. also COM
mencing 1T the southeast corner of $. M,
Penningt0n's donation land claim, No,
81 thence east lIS rods; thence south
81 24-l00 rods; thence west liS rods
thence north 81 24-100 rods to the place OF
beginning, containing 40 acres together
with all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments, appurtences thereto be.
longing or in any wise appertaining, all
situated in Linn county, Oregon. The
proceeds arising from the sale of said real
property to be applied: First to tho costs
and disbursements Of said suit taxed at
1915 9S-lO0, and accruing costs. Second to
the pay ment 10 the Plaintiff, The Ameri-
can Mortgage Com rany ofScotland, limit
ed, the sun of Sl702.05, with accruing
interest thereon az the rate Of 10 per cent
per aDnum fIom the 2oth day OF June,
1873 Third the overpius ii any therebe
To he paid to the Defendant. w. II. ellison
or his legal representatives.
Dated July 30th, 1883
JOHN SMALLMAN,
BY d. =. SMITH. Sheria.
Douutv
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The ae,llotrat.
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited by Albany ". Q. =. U.

Major Geogre A. Hilton latey closed Sc
ries Of meetings at Piqua, Ohio, where 100
new members were added to the VIC. T. U.
Mr. John Joneu, relieving officer, stepney,
England. states that Of 1000 applicants for
relief Of whose cases he has taken notes, not
one per cent had been total abstAiners.
A most conmendable philanthropy has
been inaugurated by Mrs. DIR. Smith. Of
Newark, New Jersey. who has contributed
$4,000 for the purpose Of constructing q
playhouse for the use Of children in that
city. who have no place but the streets 20
play IN.
The United Kingdom Band Of Hope Union
has decided to memorabilia Christian churches
against the use Of iermsnted wine at the
Lords table, Their plsa IL that Il Is dan.
gerone TO members OF the Band OF Hope who
join churches.
The committee Of Lincoln. Nebraska, w.
{. I. u. having charge Of the departmen.
OF narcotics, have secured through the city
council an ordinance, passed nnAnimously,
prohibiting the sale Of tobacco to children
under fifteen years Of age.
Col. Sidney d. Maxwell, Superintendent
Of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Ia
bis annual report, recently made, says the
consumption Of beer for the year ending Aug
3lst, 1887. in Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport aggregated 726. liz barrels Of 900.
-, 500 glasssa. In commenting uooH thil
report tho Liquor Dealer, saloon organ
speaks as follows AT five cents per gIasi
the total amount thersfose paid over th'
counter was the enormous SUN Of sf4, ,522
go. Add TO this the sum paid for vinoul
snd Distilled liquors and tho total becomes
appalling Even the advocates of the "a.
loon arc appalled," at the iApid increase o
tho liquor traffic.
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r1fnRsnAY.


III Black, OF Ha1ssy, il In the city.
g. Il. Chase, grocerynan of Corvallis, Is in
the city.
Mrs Virgil Parker and children are rusti.
eating ~ the Bay.
Rev Vim Roberts, pioneer Of 1877, died
at Dayton yesterday, aged 10 years.
EFF sox and family returned from va
1uiua Bay to-day. we'll Egyptianizsd.
Mr.. Allen. the draymau, came home from
the Bay day. His family remained.
Geo Young, Perry Conn and wife and one
or two others left yesterday for the noun
tains.
Rev II 4. Prichard and family returned
from Yaqnina Bay yesterday. Their little
boy became paralyzed while there. aud they
are considerably frightened at his condition.
Mr. Walter Peterson, Of Lebanon, was IN
tho city yesterday. Walter carried bFuise
on one Of bis arms aud wouldn't say whether
IL was runaway or fight. We suspect
that $3.50 horse OF his had something 10 do
with IL.
\ Funk and wife. I J Drais and wife. A q
Campbell aud William Funk. arrived 10 the
city this morning from Pennington, San Toe
| auInValley, Cal, and will leave Tomorrow
morning for fish Lake. So crowded were the
sl0eperH that tho party was obliged 10 take
the common cars. The travel il very large
| FRIDAY.
II Is now August and this Is the month in
which the Albany street cars we're 10 be run.
ming.
Fifty men left this afternoon t. work on
the contract Of Soafle Il DeAne. On the Ore
gon Pacific.
-
The manufacture Of beer in the State this
year will be- nearly 100000 barrels.
They have had ii bad on Chriati.,h Scienc'
or metaphysical healing at Salem Dr Mars
Thompson aud Mrs DuPraps are bJth do
ing tho city. Perhaps Albany viii be II
tackled.
Charlie Webber. son Of Jos Wsbber, ans
Frank Hackleman. arrived in Albany e..
terday from Crook county on Wait Of aoou
month.
III w Fairweather. 1T one time connected
, with the o. 4. sR. H. has been thpt nea
Sprague. w. r., bat bow seriously is NJ
!, known.
The receipts at the Albany +. D. last yea
were 81, ,926 .Gt, instead Of s435l, as rcceatl,
statated by the DgHocRAT and several oths
papers.
registered package containing abou
500, 600 sent from Portland 20 New York il
missing. II was probably taken 10 the New
York Office.
Three fair compiexioned army girls arrived
In Albany last night with big bundle o
War Crgs. and au early attack on the enem,
may be axpseted.
Yesterday chinsman started from SAT
Francisco 10 Chicago ia Pullman Palace
car, and the whole city II aatonished at hii
extravaganee. this being the frat case OF
J record.
Beware Of potato 0summeFs. One was ia
the Valley recently for Barclay & Robinson,
{ oi San Francisco. Several ahipped their po-
tatoes. The firm failed, ahd one man instead
of getting money got bill foi $50. 10 on ths
, other side
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Executors n Office.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the UNDER
sig.ied has been duly appointed by he Coun.
" Court OF Linn county, Oregon, Executr.x
OF the last will and Testament IT w. II. Me-
Farlafd. deceased. AL persons having claims
against said ehtate sre hereby notified aud
required to present the same With the proper
vouchers 70 the undersisned in 8lbaSs Gre
gon, within six months from the date hereof.
Dated August 9th, 1888.
CAMILLA McfARLASD,
ExecutTIx.
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Worlds DlspansarY Medical Association,
663 Main ST., BUFFALO, N. Y.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
EUGENE CTTY.

Next session begins ON Monday the 18th
of Septem Der, 1858. Free scholarship
from every county IN the State, Apply to
your County Superintendent
Four courses Classical. Scientific.
Literary and a short English Course in
which there is no Latin, Greel-, French OF
German, The English is pre-eminentlS
Business Course. For catalogues or
other information, address
j.. w. JOHNSON,
President,
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The East Oyegoaian calls attention to the
sale of $4,000 bushels of wheat in one lot in
that city at 60 cents per bushel and con-
graduates the farmers on receiving so good
price, but reminds them that were it not
for the Gs4,y on the sacks used to handle
the grain they would have received $s76
more for it. This is one of the benefits of
high protection which Mr.. Blaine thinks
should be taught to the present generation,
and a burden which the Herald thinks
farmers ought to bear, regarding 1t as a
blessing to be thus taxed.
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SOME SUMMER ITEMS.

SOME SUMMER IrEMs.-
Fresh fruit, such as peaches, plums--and
watermelons, at Brownell s. Stanards.
Itpays to get your groceries at Brownell
81 Stanard's.
You get five cent ticket with ever Sis
worth of goods bought at Brownell & Stan
ards.
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PATENI

6tained and all other business 10 the y. s. PAten
flee atteudedcd 10 for moderate teea
Our Office H. Opposit the L 5. Patent OtAce, and
We can obtain Patents Ices tine than those rsgi0ie
rom Washington.
send mode or drawing. We Az % patent
ability free u charge land wsnske charge unless
~e obtain patent.
We refer here, ~ the PCstmaster, the Supt. oi
Money Order Div. aud % officials Of the u. >. Patent
On,cc- For circular, advice, TENS, and eierences
Cs a. SNOW g. Co.,
nulnsite paieft Slflice Wanhington. y
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'eEsoaso0 oa SunIo aus 'ssIW emaoeq Gus ueqM
'uEIoass0 10Y peIIo eus 'pUqo SIAM Gus uouM
'uElo9sso IeV eAo5 GA '4oEs seA Gqoa usHM
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31
THE NAN ABOUT TOWN.

Some people think that all there Il worth
living for In city Is the rush and pulling
and manipulating of the long augur. "Ah,
Albany IA agood place, but II Isn't long
enough" some ono says. But right here
VIC wish 10 remark that Il Is getting there,
and any way there Is lots In this life besides
getting few filthy twcuiies. To hear peo.
pie talk one would think that all that Is nee.
e6sary IL To go 20 Seattle, or Tacoma OF
Spokane Falls, drop In yoar hook and you
will catch a whole whale of twenties. As
a matter OF fact going 10 such places Is
simply a mining speculation. Hundreds OF
people who locate there arc ont ~ the
knees. Where one makes and gets put up
on a pole where people can sec him hun.
dreds lose. The trouble Is the public only
see the man on the pole. All ihis talk
makcs diseontensed people and there are
plenty Of stones rolling about wi,houtsany
moss on them. Albany Is good enough for
u.s.
We would Ike a WOODEN mill and paper
mill, and IL will pay our citizens big inter
est TO put their hands down deep TO get
them. The DEMOCRAT will subscribe
heavy-In advertising. which Is better
than cash.
Just a little item Of cfconyenlence that will
occur when the Oregon Pacific runs
through to Boise City will be the fact that
n letter mailed nj PrineviIle viii reach AL
bany the same day. The road will unite
Linn and Crook counties into very friend
~ relationship. I, will be an immense
thing for Crook as well a. for Linn county
and viii double Us population In a few
) earh. /, will make i,s goods twenty per
cen, cheaper and add several cent? 10 the
price of wool Instead q! Shipping TO The
Dalles they can ship TO Albany or directly
East In fact just this road will change
the whole aspect of affairs.
Albany should oe as proud as n paper
with libel suit, II haa damage case on
hand. The ~. a. +. advises all parties Ia
be reasonable and settle the matter peac-
ably.
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THE STATE
Agricultural College.
CORVALLIS, OREGON.

Term Commences Wednesday, september
I2th. 1883.
w.
FACULTY..
A full corps Of experienced Professors
and teachers.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Arranged expressly to meet the farming
interests Of the state.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
For students over Is years OF age who
prepared 20 enter College classes by ex.
animation.
MILITARY TKAI ~IEG.
To the extent required by law.
BumDISG$.
Large, commodious and well ventilated.
LOCATION.
In a cult waited and Christian commune
i;y, and one pf the reaithiest in the State.
EXPERIMENTAL STATION.
Circulars, containing matter fall Of IN.
terSst 20 farmers. will be regularly issued
and copies mailed to each patron 81 the
College,
FxP2NsEs
Reduced TO lowest figures. Two or more
free scholarships from every county. Con.
suit your CO unity superintendent
We confidently appeal 10 the farmers
sDd GrAnkers of oregon to patrOnizs the
only school established by Oregon for the
promotion of her agricultural interests
For catalogue or ether Information, ad.
dress
B. 1. AR&0LD. PRESIDENT.
Corvallis, Oregon.
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A BANK.-Prof. d. t. STANLEY, who was
In the city Thursday is about to open d
bank in Monmouth, and was in the city
getting pointers in reference to the busi.
ness.
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HOmeOpathiC Physician.

e,SRs. ", T.. mccoy, u. D., HOMEOPATHIC
Ita physician, office and residence corner II first
baker Streets Albany, Oregon. ChFouic diseases
sreciaity. Consultation Tree, Ogics hours 10 IN.
N l2 a and % .. IN.
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sherif,s Sale.

In he Circuit Co,rt!eftae shrte ef Oregon for
Linn Comfy.
The American Mortgage Company Of
scotland, Limited, Pl1intiff.
TB.
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Children Cry for
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.--"Thc Exam
facr has sent especial correspondent to Ore
gon to survey the political situation there.
His first latter is printed to-day, and 1t ex-
plains The mystery of the recent election
Astonishment at the republican majority
of 1000 was not diminished when 1t was
found that the democrats had not lost
ground, and that the large majority was
due entirely To increase In republican votes.
Has there been such immense immigra-
tion within the last two years to account
for this unprecedented growth 1t seems
not. The election turns out to have been
thoroughly rotten. The railroads ran car
loads of repeaters along its line, and voted
them at successive precincts. Border coun-
ties were coloLized from Washington ter
ritory. There was treachery within the
democratic organization, or rather disor-
ganization, and many of the democratic
workers, were in the pay of the enemy.
The liquor dealers were solid for the repub-
lican ticket. When to all this was added
the unfortunate boast that turned the votes
of many Catholics against the democracy,
the wonder was that the party made any
fight at all.
Yellow Fever.
IAcKsoNvILLE, fla, Aug. a4.-Iti ofic-
tally announced that IN the past twenty
four hours there have been. New cases, 10
deaths, ?; recoveries, ? under treatment,
43; number of cases to date, 10; deaths to
date, 10.
A HANKERISGJ. II, Stine, formerly Of
the IYesf .Side, was In town couple of days
this week He is now out OF printing har.
ness, but has ahankering to be back again
Dallas Ifemizey
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S 5000
WIN be awarded for :

viii be awarded for
Y ggicultnral mechanical aud stick ex-
is. works of art and fancy work and
trials of speed.
he premiums offered have been in
ased in many cases, and new classes
We been added, No entry fee charged
divisions J, x, l., and @,
A magnificent field of horses entered,
and there viii be splendid contests Of ran
ming and trotting each day.
Tha different transportation camaanies
will make liberal reduction Ia fares and
reights.
Special attention is called to the prem
ums offered for county exhibits Of grains
grasses and fruits.
Entries will 10 received in the Score
tary's office in Salen, beginning six siavs
before the fair, AMI ON the tair grounds
from Friday before the fair. Persons de
string to exhibit in divisions J, TX. %. p and
@ are requested to make their entries on
Friday and Saturday before the fair if
possible. Ali enrries close on Monday,
September nth, at 7:S0 P. m.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Coupon ticket for men (six daysl $3.50
Coupon ticket for women (six daysA 90
Day ticket TOR men ....... .................. Soc
Day ticket for women......... ........... 25c.
Tickets To tie grand stand at the race
track for males over IL years...... 25c,
Ladies to the grand stand free.
Those desiring to purchase booths will
apply to the Secretary.
saa-Send To the Secretary at Salem for a
premium list.
J,T. GREGG.
Secretary.
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The storms.

BosroN, Aug, Alt j. difficult TO estl.
mate the damage caused by the disastrous
rainfall of last night Hundreds of cellars
were flooded. Two large plants In Roxbury
alone suffer an aggregate loss of nearly
$1,000. The boston Betting Company
suffered loss Of $4,000, and Towers oil
cloth works $4,000. The New York X
New England railroad Is at a standsiill.
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Albany should DC as proud rs paper
with libel suit. 1t haa damage case ON
hand. The ~. a. I. advises all parties 10
be reasonable and settle the matter peac-
ably.
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In Mc CvcMl Coayl Of khe .Shqte G : re-
gO1, for Linn County.
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Of Portland, will Be in Albany o-night, When
reception viii be given him, including
supper at the st Charles hotel.
Widow O'Brien" at tho Opera House
Saturday night. 1t will be privilege ~
see the Rochester troup, . irnt-cIass one.
The play Is full Of comedy andmasio. Every
body should 60.
The Board Of Trade did not meet last nigi
on account of lack Of quorum. The mem
bers need stirring up. There Is too much 81
stake these live times for our citizens 10
sleep.
Salem tx. says that nineteen soldiers
from Albany have taken np hsmesteads in-
tending TO fill out the balance Of the ive
years, after deducting their service in tae
army.
Harry Collins, the barber, returned to Az
bany day or two ago from California. He
was in many Of the cities Of that State and
says none Of them are equal 70 Albany. He is
nov working for 4 Jones'
To run session Of the Oregon legislature
IL requires IA kniyes, 100 waste pager
baskets, 252 ink and pentil erasers, 1920
steel pens, 48 ink stands, $50 ivory folder.
132 mucilaee cups, 1904 lead pencils and "a
gallons Of ink.
The Skdtssm0n says the reason that letters
for Albany from Salem ere sent TO Turner il
on account Of the democratic mail service.
We admit it. 1t 10 that part of the services
that manages tie Salem Postofice. The evil
dence Il unquestioned.
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So . s'--7a-~
ROCK HILL ITEMS.

Rocg HITI, ost 10.
Farmers are ell very busy working their
summer fallow. the ground seems 10 be in
good condition.
Mr @ ID Steen 10 tbs first farmer ia this
neighborhood that we have noticed that has
his summer fallow sowed.
Mr. hobert Nichols, so we are informed.
% intending 70 start across the mountains
one day this week.
Dir George Dodge. . son Of Mr. A Dodge,
has come IN fiom near spokane with the IN
tenti0n OF going 10 with his brother in run
ming their fathers farm this year.
Mr II Kun and George Klum, and their
families, have Just returned from trip TO
Clackamas county.
Mr Bennie Mill. informs us that he IL goiog
70 move over 70 Tangent during thu coming
week.
Mr. James has bought tract Of land mp
above the old Foale place and intends NOV.
ing on the same this fall. He Ia building .
house on the land.
Dir > Dodge is going 70 move bis family
10 Lebanon and intends running q livery
stable.
A dance Is TO bc had As Tom wArren's on
next Saturday.
Mr Tyler Jackson has moved with his
family TO Coburg aud has rented his farm 20
Tom Nichols,
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s2smo


And must have II. Having made con
tracts with merchants In Eastern Oregon
Washington, Idaho, and Montana, thereby
saving commission and adding the same 10
the price of your fruit. No offer made on
fruits unloaded and placed in any other
house In my line in the city. II you be
.ieve In the doctrine of buying In the cheap
cat aud selling In the highest market and
have no conscientious scruples about party
or religion, you must come to sec me or be
untrue to yourself and family. To satisfy
yourself. call and get my prices.
Yours respectfully.
+. COHEN,
Albany, Or.
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MONDAY.

willamette, s; Salt Lakes, /.
Widow y Brisn" Saturday evening. This
will be treat.
Mr. Walter Huston, of Harrisburg, Is in
the city to- day.
Mr. J w Turner, Of ElIensbnrg, w r, q
son OF Mr. Ephraim T1rnsf, is In the city.
Mr. Frank Trontman, OF Shedd, paid the
DEMOCRAT oiiise visit to-day while Ia the
city.
Mccormack reaper picture OF Gettysburp
- grand picture when seen through large
magnifying glass.
Judge Denny has written startling agti.
clio on Corea's independence from China.
Good for Judge Denny
DR. w T Alexander has moyed from Hep.
ner TO Condor, Gillian county, where he is
now practiciog medicine.
Mr. / N Smith add sister, Of Olkville, have
rented Me- John Morrison's residence 10 the
Third Nard. and intend making Albany
their homo.
petition providing for q more stringent
Law for tho preventing Of deer sIau2htering
for tho hides II being circulated generally
through the state.
Dir Parkef's Sunday dinner was q very fine
affair, greatly appreciated by those who par.
took OF IT, Heis thorough restaurant man
and IL boand 10 build up good business.
Belya Lock wook is trying 70 nat ahead OF
the other candidates by saying that she
never wore corset in her life. Neither did
any OF the other boys but has BeIva a hip
pocket We would like 70 know.
The most useless thing 10 the world has
been discovered 20 be q campaign button on
a!boy's coat Albany DEMOCRAT, Yes, cx.
cept the two buttons on the back of Inans
coat --1stoyidn.
Here IL chance for our contemporary.
An exchange speaks Of the big demonstra-
ton IN Portland as a "bloR out" very
naughty, ignorant uneducated language. IL
LINT every body who can be learned, though
there are plenty that way 10 their own minds
Mr. Leroy Edwards, Of Centervi,le, was ia
The city to-day, having been ia Portland at.
tending the Grand Lodge of X Of p. Mr. I'd.
wards was ona of the Albany "boys" until
1882 when he moved fio here. He Is ir the
book and stationary business, the r o being
located With him, andspeaks highly Of the
prospects Of CenterviIle.
Rev Dir Fischer, pastor Of the Evangelical
church, Of this city, and family, consisting
OF wife and two children, are quite i'll with
the fever They are comparatively strangers
here and need the attention and kind assist.
ance OF nsighbcrs. The membership Of the
church desire neighbors to lead Q helping
hand TO wait upon these worthy people.
"A Salem real estate man got lost upabout
Silver Greek Falls one night last week and
camped out with two immigrauts,v says the
Shverton psper They made 3 supper on
sheai oats, and covered themselves With
newspaper and tried 10 aleep, but the fleas
kept them too busy. The agent il q jolly
good fellow. 30 we won't give his name"