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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
The democrat.
O''i'lA, Co., C''''' ;'' Pl'',.
TRfEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.
TEi.EGRApaIc SUMMARY.
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited Ay Albany ", G. 7. U.

lna recent circular sent 10 many friends
Of Princeton College Dr.. McCosh recounts
tho action Of the students aud friends Of the
College which resulted 10 no.license vic-
tory at tho late election, 10 take eiF,ct the
lst inst, aud also announces the organiza.
ton OF an antlliquor league In anticipation
Of opposition from the liquoF-solleFs and
those who feel II irksome to live without IN
toxicants," Of which be- says, '0ur aim 10
10 remove the Temptations presented In this
place, where botweea seven aud eight hun
dred young men are being educated fos
higher spheres Of usefulness, aud to have
Princeton known as = safe place q which
fathers and mothers may stnd their sons.
Ho also says that ''Iuany are rejoicing that
30 healthy a spirit has been ahown by the
students. Parents are proud because their
sons have acted 50 noble par'.' Besides
providing for strict enforcement Of prohl.
bition, the new sleague proposes also TO
cree building which, 10 furnishing ~ At
tractiye place of resort without injurious
stimalants. may take the place n the sa'
looas, and remove the ouIy plausible sFgu.
mentsfor their existence This action on the
part Of Princeton stadents aud authorities
msrita liberal AnppOit, by money subscrip-
tons and otherwise, aud 10 a praisewoFthy
and timely objoct.les. on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Summons.

Is k1e CiremI Conn ef me State ef oregos
for ne Comfy ef Linn.
Martha Houston, Plaintiff.
yA.
Josie T.. Zimmerman, Defendant.
To Josie L. Zimmerman, tho above
named Defendant.
I'm the name OF the State OF Oregon: Yeu
are hereby required 10 appear and an.
swer tbs complaint OF the above uamed
Plaintiff In the above entitled Court now
on file with the Clerk Of said Court, within
ten days from the date OF the service OF
this Summons upon you, IL served In Linn
county, Oregon, but II served IN any
other county in this state then within
twenty days from tho date Of the service
upon you, or IL served ON you out OF the
State or by publication, then by tho first
day OF the June term of the Circuit Court
following such service, to.wit:
the ssGh day OF Jane. Isss.
and you are hereby notified that if you
Tail TO appear and answer said complaint
as hereby required the Plaiutiff will take
judgment against you for the sum OF
s454.33 and interest thereon from May
5th, 1883, at per cent per annum and for
the further sum OF 1892 80 with interest
thereon at the rate of per cent per an.
mum from the End day Of May, 1855, and
taxed and for an order Of the Court to sell
the property attached iR heabove entitled
action TO satisfy any judgment obtained,
to.wit. Lot "a in the city Of Scio. Linn
county, Oregon, excepting the following
Beginning at the s Il corner OF said lot II,
thence w so feet thence N 10 feet thence
Il so feet ; thence = 10 feet TO the place OF
beginning. Also the + e OF lot 20 In Scio,
Linn Co, Or Also commencing At the $ K
corner OF Lot 20 in the city Of Scio, Linn
county, oregon, and running, thence w
. feet thence 81 feet 10 the north bank
of Thomas Greek thence easterly along
the north bank OF said Greek To a point
opposite and on a limo with the east
boundary line or said Lot 10; thence N
81 feet TO the place ofbeginning, nj a point
IL SS chains Il Of the n r corner OF Sec.
22, TIP. 10 \ raw; thence Il 5:l2 chains I;
thence 20 chains thence y h0S as X
i0.54 chains thence y 80 so chains thence
w IS 66 chains thence " 81. so chains 10
the place Of beginning, containing 1GO
acres, ia Linn county, Oregon.
This Is published by order Of the Hon.
X. r, Boise. made at Chant bers tho 10th
day OF May, 1898.
J. X. WEATHERPoRD,
Attorney Ter Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Summons.

In he Circuit Court Of tie State Of OREGON
for ne County Of Linn
Mary A BroadweIl, Plaintiff.
VS..
Jacob G BroadwelI, Defendant.
70 Jacob g. Broadwell the above named
Defendant.
I n the name Of the State OF Oregon You
4 are hereby required to appear and an
sver the complaint Of the above named
Plaintiff in the above entitled Court now
Oh file with the Clerk Of said Court with
In ten days from the date Of The service Of
this Summons upon you ifserved in Linn
county, Oregon, but If served I'm any other
county in the State or Oregon, then within
twenty days OF tho service. of this sum
mons upon you, or IL served outside Of the
state or by publication lhs n by tho first
day OF the next regular term OF Court fol,
lowing, 20 wit:
the 25th day 0r jane, 1888,
and You are hereby notified ii you fail TO
answer sail complaint as hereby required
tie Plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for
he relisf demanded in ibis complaint.
tO@wit: A decree dissolving the bonds OF
ma.fimony now existing and for the care,
custody and control of minor children
named in the complaint and for the costs
nd disbursements and such other relief
s may be equitable.
This Summons Is published by the orr
Court made May 3rd, 1888.
j. *. WFATHEBPBRD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Lone PINE W. r.

The numerous surveying parties that
have been at work on the old survey ofthe
Washington and Idaho, and throughout
this whole section, for the past few weeks,
have thoroughly aroused the interest of
the people along this road and even the
papers OF Oregon have been making con-
lectures as TO the extention of the o. X. &
n. r. R. into the Occur de Alene mines
and Spokane Falls. There Is no longer any
doubt that the Washington and Idaho Is
controlled by Elijah Smith president OF
the o. X. & u. Co. The surveys of, or the
proposed line of the w. Il I. road was from
Pennington 10 Spokane Falls and branch
at the forks of Hangman Creek and run
via the old mission into the Occur d. Alene
mines. Ii Is therefore evident that the o.
X. N. Co. has intended by this disguise
to inva d the Territory of the Northern
Pacific r. r.
Tile people here have been almost jubi-
liant over the prospect of the monopoly OF
| the Northern Pacific being broken. The
Lake Shore s& Seattle r. r., which Is be.
ling built to Spokane Falls will give us
communication with Puget Sound, and
now that the O. X. n. Co. have large forces
of men at work on the line between Farm
lington to the terminus of the o. K. N, an
Spokane Falls their joy has risen to the
highest bound. The first work was com.
lmenced on Friday, the first of june, yet Il
has been pushed with such speed that to-
lday, the fifth large force are at work, grad
ling, along the line for twenty miles. Work
lis progressing very rapidly.
Our interest has also been aroused by
1.-THE numerous surveys through Oaksdale
where the grade stakes have been set anc
fright of way secured. tits supposed tha
the road will form junction, with this
road from Pennington, at Ouch Flat
Imaking two functions on the line. Thi
road will doubtless be completed in tim,
Ito haul away our crop, which will be very
large, for the prospects for large crop arr
veiy good. G. 6. G.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
st.

Following is the list of iurymenldrawn fol
the circuit court which meets in this city on
Jane 25:
West Albany.--E ]. Bryan, D d Hackle'
man and w Read.
Brush Greek. .--F M Malone
Brownsville. -R III Grove, G II Elswick,
Franklin Butte.--John Cyrus, I Pitch
ford.
Halsey. Daniel Savage, Sherman Powell.
Harrisburg. I'd II Pierce, M Cunningham,
ID Busey.
Lebanon. NJ Wilson, G Hardman,
Martin Jackson, q Fl Bland, > Q Wallace
Liberty. William Nj Warbuton.
Orleans. M Acheson.
Sansiam. .--J x Riley, W II Young, I
Leever, Frank Crabtree
Sweet Home. w M Rambaugh, + M Rum
baugh.
Shedd. Samual Porter.
sei0.- T Goodman.
| Syracuse ~ d Miller.
Waterloo Silas Reynolds, Geo B NJ
Kinney.
All farmers but w r Read, merchant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
The Toledo Blade says ,

MORAL revolutions are always slow. Hu-
man patience grows weary with waiting 90
sec ths great day Of deliverAuce. We fail 20
recognise that the more enduring the work is
10 be. the slower II proceeds. IL took thou-
sands ot years 10 lay down the ehAlky ooxe
on the primoFdiai sea that now forms the
white cliffs Of Rngland and IL win take
years yet before the people Of this nation are
sufficiently intelligent and enlightened 10
realize the blessings Of prohibition. Our eyes
nay not witness il, bat there are thoae now
born who viii SEQ the glory of that day.
We who are battling to-day are the pioneers
OF the movement-tha men who hew down
forests. build bridges. make roads, aud Fen.
der progress possible. We toll osaasleaaly
that our ehildrsn's children may be deliver
cd from the wiles and temptinas Of the Ram
Devil. BE Of good cheeF. brethren, for the
morning comekh ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

New THINcs.-The Albany market is
now being well supplied with fresh Ore
gon produce. New potatoes are cents a
pound, three times the price Of old ones !
peas, aKc. per pound turnips, by the
bunch onions in squads cebbages, s,about
roc. apiece strawberries SHc. per quart
and few at that, as they are about gone ;
black rasberries, 12Kc. cherries, aoc. per
gallon currents about the same and
radishes, carrots, beets, etc, are plenty, In
punches.
ALL REsIGNRD.-At a meeting of the
board of the Corvallis Agricultural Col
lcge held on yesterday morning, all Of the
old Professors but one sent in his resigna-
|tion. Prof Atkins was elected President,
but 1t seems as though they cannot secure
any one to act in the place of the declining
professors Gazette
DRMocRATIc.- When Moses .Neugass
Learned that he had been beaten for Coun-
|ty Treasurer Of Benton county by Mr..
Clark he stepped up to him, congratulated
him and told him he would be very glad to
90 on his bonds Now that was very gen.
llesnanly and democratic.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Notice for Publication,

Land ofiice at Oregon City, Or.
May i7th, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention 10 make final proof In support OF
mis- claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge or In case Of his
absence the County Clerk or Linn coun.
ty, oregon, at Albany, Oregon, on
Monday, daily 8ih, 1855,
viz John N. Fiaugber. Home stead En-.
Try No. 1870 for the n y OF " T. 1 and N
a Of n W OF Sec. 81. Tp lis r +. He
names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and culii
vAtion OF, said land, viz: Jess NJ South
John o boyd, Thomas Crockett William
Ray, all Of Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon
w. T., BuRNRY,
Register,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

SEATTLE June 6.-Deputy Sheriff Bayne
arrived to-day from cooperyilIe in charge
of an Italian miner, Michael Lucci. who
stabbed Dan Mcpherson while in quarrel
Sunday night Lucci drew big pocket
knife and slashed his victim in the back in
fiicting a deep cash along the backbone
which 1t is feared viii prove fatal. Lucci
escaped to the woods pursued by crowd.
If they had caught him he would have been
lynched. Afterward Lucci returned and
surrendered himself to the justice and was
held to appear before the grand Jury. Nc
Pherson's condition Is So precarious he can
not be removed to this city for treatment
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Notice.

We have appointed Mr.. s. A. DeVaney,
Of Waterloo as our Agent in Linn county
for. Lars Of Business prepared by Prof
Parsons Of Harvard University expressly fo,
farmers and business men. Endorsed BY the
chief and associated justices of the Supreme
Bench. Is pronounced by thousands of the
clearest headed business men Of the coun-
try as a book which they can not a6oyd ID
bes1sh0uf. We ask an investigation of ifs
neritf
Agents wanted in every county in the
State
w. P. GRANT, Publisher.
"a ~ ar for Wpefnrn and TDoctfff gfafae
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Summons,

IN ets Circat Court Of a'e @@, ol Oresen
fjr Tim County.
X. :. wallace, Plaintiff.
VS.
John IIsighsIe, Wm England and George
Williams. Defendants.
TO John Heighsle. VIM England and
george Williams, Defendants.
WN the name Of the State OF Oregon: You
are hereby required TO appear and an
sEer the complaint flied against you in the
above entitled suit, ON or Defore
She 25ih day Of June, 1883,
that being the fret day If the next regular
term OF said Court following the publica
tion OF this Summons, and II you tail TO
80 answer said Plaintiff will apply to
said Court for decree against the said
Defsn liant, John aeighsls FIR the sum of
tw thoasand dollars with interest there
on at the rate t4n psr cent per annum
since the 18th aay Of September, 1885, as
money due Plaintiff JON a p.Omissory note
be mad by said John Hefghsle, TO Plain
tiff, "a ! Also dscres against said i'efen
danis for ihe foreclosure 0f mortgage
m ple by said Defendant, John HeighsIe
q said Plain:iff to secure The payment of
aid sum and inter. Il and for he sale 0i
the inDrtgagsd d premises or l4na morfgAg
81, ueScriDeI .O.WlSs tEs west n oil >
n and east a of ) W 1 OF lection 20 in
Township 9sonth 1T rage east Of the
Willamette meridian, ip Linn county,
Oregon, and against said lJefen iant. John
Hoighsle for 500 attorneys fees and costs
and disbursements and als9 that tho pro
ceeds Of such sale he applied in payment
Of said princIpal and interest, Attorneys
fees aud disbursements.
THIS Summons IL served by publication
thereof six successive wesks in the 81 ATE
RIGHTs DEMOCRAT by order of Hon. r.,
+ Boise, Judge OF said Court, made al
Chambers-anu bearing date the 9th day OF
MAY, 1888
SHAW IL GRE0G.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

RITzvmLE, w. T., June 6.--Ritzville
burned at 4;3op. m. Ten business houses,
the hotel and law Office were destroyed.
The Times building was burned, but part Of
the plant was saved. The fire started in
the American Exchange. and southwest
wind carried the flames TO adjoining build
ings. Loss about $4,000 insurance about
$4,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Administrator's Notice

SIGNED has hean nv order m tha Csonnsv
Court OF Linn county, Oregon, male
April 24tE, 1858, duly appointed Admin
istrator OF the estate Of Samuel X Dune an,
deceased. All persons having cisims
against said estate are hereby notified TO
present them duly verified TO the nnder-
signed ut his residence in Albany, with u
six months from tho date hereof,
April 9th, 1888.
S, NJ. PENNIsoToN,
T. j. SITES, Administrator.
Attorney fer Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
roar Young I.adles DROWNED.

SAN Francisco, June s.--The Exaaaae,
special from Wisner, Nebraska,says while
party of eight persons, returning from q
wedding,were crossing the Elkhorn at this
point to-day,on flatboat,it dipped, and al
were swept into the water. Four young Ia
dies were drowned, but the others were
rescued. The bodies were not recovered
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Jail Break at Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, Or, June g.. a gait break
was made from the Jackson county Jail
here last night. Three tramps, held for
larceny In an Oregon & California box.ear
at Ashland, pried the doors off their cells
with large steel bar, which It is supposed
they got from the Office of the Jail ,and made
their escape. The jail breakers were captuI
ed at Gold Hill this afternoon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Precinct Officers.

The returns to the county clerk show the
following precinct officers to have been
elected at the recent elections in Linu
countv
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

When Baby was sick. We gave her castoria,
When she was child, she cried for castoria.
When she becAme Miss, she chung to caztoria,
When she had children, she gave them cast0ria
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
Homeopathic Physician,

a rs ~, r. Mccoy, 81. D.. HOMEOPATHIC
sBa physician, Office and residence corner Of First
and Baker Streets, Albany Oregon Chronic diseases
speciality. Consultation iree uffice hours 10 a. m,
70 II N aud TO y. m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

4 OSIETTIAN SCHOOL OF MEMORY
km TRAINING. Persons willing to join
class, each member Of which will receive in
structions for $5,l2, instead Of S25.57. will
please address local editor DEMOCRAT, Al
bany, Or. Fees to be sent to Professor A.
Loissette, 237 Fifth Avenue, New York, who
viii, fasked. send prospectus post free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15
COUNTY COURT.

q. -. wAiiasy. Judge; Aisx Iaraaaoa. y Miller
Commissioners.
Sloo ordered appropriated for improving
road In Dist TO- as applied for BY ] w Sut.
ton.
Bill ola Crawford, water rent, si7o.
continued.
DisaIlowed,L II Mon,anye for G w Belt,
$50.
In matter ofalteration Of county road ap.
piled for By E A Evans and ors, ordered
that damages 10 property Ct w r Kirk be
assessed at Sl7slOo.
Assessment OF Jac Miller reduced $ss.
Road ordered altered a. prayed for by
w + spiccr ct al,and bills allowed viewers
and suryeyoe
In matter Of application BY o Healy and
ors for county road, John Denny, Mat Scott
and Phil Swank appointed viewers.
S3so appropriated to make road In Dist
"a near Oak Creek.
| J Lame sup. Dist. 33 allowed I7,ooo
feet OF lumber and spikes for bridge on
Beaver Slough.
4s allowed for relief Of Caroline King.
| Sli.7s refunded q w Curl on taxes.
$50 applied for repairing approach TO
bridge over Beaver Creek.
Joel Huston resigned as supervisor and
w III Pearl appointed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

The Court adjourned unit. 10 o'clock on
June 20th, when settlement will be made
with the county officers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

In Me Circuit Court Of ate State Of Oregc
for 0te County of Linn
Mary A BrOadwell, Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

IN The CiremI Conn et me State ef Oregon
for RE Comfy Of Linn
Martha Houston, Plaintiff.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-19
FEMALE FOOTPADS.
The Windy City's Latest Novelty
in the Criminal Line.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-The latest nov
city in Chicago's criminal record is
trio of female sand-baggers. Early this
morning Minnie DAILY, noted pick
pocket and shoplifter, and wife of an
expert burglar, accompanied by two
other women well known to the police,
stopped well-dresSed gentleman in
front of the Brevoort house on Madison
street and attempted to rob him. Two
of the women grabbed him. while the
third struck him several times in
the face with pair of brass
knuckles. The man shouted for
help, and an officer heard him and went
to his rescue. At the sight of the officer
a cab driver threw two of the women
into his cab and started away at rapid
pace. Minnie DAILY made her escape
through an alley. The officer followed
the cab and ordered the driver to stop,
but he refused. The officer finally got
into buggy and caught the cab at the
corner of Canal and Adams streets.
The women and the driver were placed
under arrest and locked up at the
armory. On the way to the station the
two women pulled out large roll of
money and offered the officer 500 to
allow them to go free, but it was re-
fused. The man who was assaulted
was not seriously injured.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-19
DYING BY INCHES.
A Case of Tubercuiar Leprosy
Discovered in Chicago.

discovered in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-August Johnson,
a Dane, aged 81, came to the county
hospital Thursday to consult the doc
tors about loathsome skin disease
from which he was Suffering. After
careful examination the physicians de-
cided that the patient was suffering
from tubercular leprosy and he was
placed in an isolated compartment
of the contagious ward. johnson
came to this country when but
three years of age and enjoyed the best
of health up to eight months ago, when
the disease made its first appearance in
the form of small red blOtch on mis-
right loin. 1t spread until it became as
large as mans hand. Similar tubercles
appeared in different parts of the body
until he is now completely covered. His
neighbors began to Shun the man, and
finally his appearance OH the highway or
in the field was the signal for general
scattering of his former companions.
johnson could not stand this for long,
and gathering his few effects together
and drawing from the bank his small
savings. came to Chicago. The origin
of the disease is a mystery to the doc
tors. They can only account for it
from the mans nationality, and that the
portion of Norway from whence he
came. near Stockholm, is infested with
lepers. If this story be true the malady
had lain dormant for eighteen years at
least.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-19
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.

How German, Italian aud Austrian
Monarchs and Their Under.
strappers Will Spend the Au.
tumn.
BERLIN, Aug. 1s.-Sig. Crispi, the
Italian prime minister, is timed to ara
rive at Carlsbad on the Goth Instant.
He will remain in Germany five days
and return to Rome on the 3Oth, in
order to accompany King Humbert i'm
his trip. The programme for Emperor
Williams reception in Vienna at the
end of September is as follows: He will
remain in the capital for weeks round
of reviews and banquets. He will be-
accompanied by the empress, if hel
health permits. He will indulge in a
hunting excursion in Styria, and on his
return will proceed from Vienna to
Italy, via Innspruck, the empress res
turning meanwhile to berlin. In Berlin
official circles it is rumored that Bis.
marck proposes to mark the perfect en-.
tente among ministers by aceompa nyingI
Emperor William to Vienna and Rome.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-19
BOMBS BY THE BUSHEL.
A Workman Discovers Seventeen
in Heap of Scrap Iron.

III Il cap OF scrap Iron.
Special to the Globe.
NEWPORT, KY, Aug. 1S.-About 10
a. m. Friday a workman at the Newport
Iron and Steel works, while engaged in
sorting some scrap iron, ran across a
piece of gas pipe about seven inches
long and filled with something. He re-
ported his find to Secretary A. p. Gahr
and others. The workman was ordered
to continue his search and succeeded in
discovering seventeen genuine dyna-
mite bombs out of two or three tons of
scrap iron. These bombs were of the
description of those made by the Chicago
anarchists and used in the murderous
work of the Haymarket. Naturally
the finding of these bombs created a
great sensation about the works. A
little sober reflection showed that the
bombs were not placed there with the
Intention of blowing up the works or
lnnJuring any one connected Herewith.
The iron among which the bombs were
found was old railroad iron and was
bought from junk men and dealers in
the usual way. One suppOsition is that
the bombs were shipped with lot of
scrap iron from Chicago. 1t is thought
that the maker or owner of the bombs
: had become fearful of their being dis
covered in his possiesson and had hid
den them in some garret or out-of-the
way, place, where they had been discov-
cred by servant or housewife who
were unaware of their character and had
sold them to some junk dealer. In this
way they had found their way to the
Newport iron and steel works. The
company has already commenced an in
vestigation. Fifteen of the bombs were
carefully sunk in the Licking river.
The other two are on exhibition in Mr.
Gahr's office. One of these has been
opened and found to contain dynamite