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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02
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L Viereck's baths
New fall goods at Reads.
See those new jersies at w. L. Reads
Six shaves for dollar at L. vierccks
Nsw ribbna sill satl,s an 4ssle, at Read s
A fall line Of boys kilt suits at w +
Reads.
Fine lice of bread Kneading pans at g w
S.nth's
Another tof Hull cheese at Brownell s
St4nari's.
A large stock of liftiog force pumps at G
w Smiths.
Goods at cost at II. j. Monteith's, at the
old Young store.
Go to A. q McIlwains aud ask to see
| those $6 suits for men,
| Now in stock at ] Dubruilles largeand
| fine stock of saddles.
A clean towel for every customer at !
Viereck's barber shop.
| j Dubraile has just received one hun
dred gallons OF tine harness oil.
In calm sea every man ia pilot. In
goods ,V. +. Read is leader,
Ii you want to- save from 10 to % per cent
by your goods of w. Il, Read
Six shaves for dollar and clean towel tC
every customer, at Thos. Jones,
Bargains in general merchandise at NJ ]
Monteiths at tho old Young store.
: A complete line OF heating and parlor stoves
at @ w Smiths, no better IN the valley.
The cheapest place to buy mems under
wear IN ,Ae state is at A. B. McIlwain'a
w. f. Read can and will sell dry goods
cheaper than any house in Albany. Call and
SEQ for yourself.
Every thing kept in tirst-class city harness
shops can now be found at j Dubruille's,
ia this city.
The line of Pacific and Royal Argands at
/ G w Smiths is large one. These ere among
the best cook stoves made See them.
II yofP want clean and fine smoke ask for
j. Joaeph's home made white labor cigars.
For sale by most cigar dealers and at j.
Joseph's factory.
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The Central chrisfiaH .l.itooaIe asks
"why Is Il that whenever the liquor deal
ers In any part OF the country hold meet.
Ing In the interest Of their business. itnoel
the first subject that comes up Tor cons Id.
Grafton Il prohibition In one breath they
assure us that the latter Il utterly impraetl.
cable, and In the next they begin TRADE
against prohibition fanatics and dwell up.
on the necessity OF circulating literature
by the wholesale TO eounlrraet their infiu
ence. The truth OF the matter IL, and no
one who studies the situation closely and
impartially can fail to acc Il. th.si rrohIbi-
ton Is their great nightmare. More than
that, II is~ith them aterrible reality. They
have been trying TO convince themselves
all along that they have nothing 10 fear
from IL, but il Is beginning TO pinch them,
and very harh nj .hai"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02
final settl Element.

In the County Court - Linn county, Orc
gon I'm the fnatier of the estate OF Samp.
son T. Powell, deceased,
NOTICE is aereby given that the un.
derslgnod Administrator of fsaid estate has
filed his final account therein with The
Clerk 81 said Court and hat tho Court has
appointed
Monday the 5Eh day Of November. 1855,
At ten O'Clock IN the forenoon for the hear
ing Of objections TO said account and for
ths se ttlement thereof.
Albany, October ist, 1883
PETER POWELL,
J. q. POWELL, Administrator.
Attorney.
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Grand Jurys Report


7okhe HoaOra6ie Circml oRrf.
We, the grand jury for the county OF
Linn and state of Oregon, for the regular
October .erm OF the circuit court OF the
state of Oregon for Linn county, respect.
fully submit the following report of our
examination OF the public prisons and of
fees pertaining to the courts of Justice In
said county to wit;
First, we visited the county clerks, coun-
ty recorders, sheriffs and treasnrer's offices
In said county and find the same well kept
and the books aud records properly kept
and In good condition. We have also Wis.
tied The county jail and find the same well
kept and the prisoners properly cared for.
We would respectfully recommend that
the floor in the hall near the stove in said
jail be repaired We further recommend
that new set of township maps In book
form for the clerks office he purchased, as
the old maps are out OF date, badly worn and
unfit for use. We further recommend that
new carpet be purchased for the clerks
Office and vault, and that new table, suit
able for the use Of treasurers office of said
county, be purchased and placed in the
treasurer's Office.
Respectfully submitted this 1sth day oi
October, 1888.
]. II. CAMPBELL,
FRANCES BELLTNGER,
L. c. HANsARp,
+. N. McCAw,
+. M. SMITH,
JoHN DoNACA,
HENRY BLAKELEY.
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Notice for Publication.
Lsno ofIice at Oregon CT. %

Noti;e is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make proof in support Of his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before the Coun-
ty Judge or il his absence then the County
Clerk Of Linn county. Oregon, at AlbalIy
Oregon, on
THesday, November l7fh 1883
viz: James II Crabtree, Homestead Entry
No. 467l, forthe-N1< Of S w. N w OF : f
and S y Of N w If Sec. 25, Up. 10 SR2W.
lie names the folloyipg witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cuitiva-
ton of, tai land. VIZ Otto SNh ng. A
Summers, John B Smith ard Joha Holt. all
81 Scio P, O., /, Linn county, Greg 30.
NJ. T BuRNnYs
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Referees Sale.


State OF Oregon,
Linn county. ~.
NOTICE in hereby given thar by virtue
OF decree of partition aud order of sale
entered la the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Multnomah county on the
18th day of Juno 1887, and an amendatory
decree thereto entered LA said Court on
the Goth day OF September, 1887, la The
partition suit OF Amanda Finn, et al vs.. j.,
Il. Smith, et al, whereby 1t was orGeted
that the .ollowing real estate, To wit: BE-
ginning at point eleyen chains and six
links north and seven chains aud eighty
links west OF the southwest corner Of See
tion nineteen in Township twelve south of
range 4, west. Willamette meridian, and
running thence east fifty-eigbt chains aud
sixly.fouF links th0nce north ten chains;
thence east eight chains and fllly links T;
thence south ton chains thence south
two degrees and thirty minutes west
twenty-five chains aud sixty links thence
south eighteen degrees and thirty minutes
oast, twenty chains and ninety six links !
thence west sixty six chains aud eighty
seven links thence north five degrees
and thirty minutes, east twenty chains and
nine links thence north ten degrees aud
thirty minutes, west. eleven chains and
seventy links aud thence moth Is emily
six degrees west twelve chains and thirty
links 10 the place of beginning. contain
ing Two hundred and seventy three acres,
situated la Llnn county, Oregon, and be-
ing part Of Nections nineteen, twenty,
twenty nine and thirty Ia said township,
In connection with the other real property
belonging to the estate OF John Smith, de.
ceased, he sold At public auction accord
inI To law to the highest bidder,
Nov, therefore, by virtue OF said decree
and amendment thereto, /, the under.
signed WHO was duly appointed by said
Court, a. referee so sell said real property
will on
saturday the Nth dap OF November. Isss
at tho Court House door OF Liun county
Oregon In the city Of Albany, at 10 oicloct
q. IN. of said day, sell the above fully de-
scribed real estate at public auction TO the
highest bidder.
&, III. RAFFETY,
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Carpets.

Cheaper than you can buy them in Port
land. VIII sell good grade Of Brussels
carpet for 60 cents; heavy three ply car
pet for rs cents, and two ply carpets from
40 cents to so cents. Carries large line
of oil cloths, linoleum and window shades.
A. b. McILwAIN
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FOR PILES.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like Lvsspir
ION producing . very disagreeahle itching after
ing warm. This form as well as Blind, Hleedirg and
br. Bosankos Pile remedy, watch acts directly upon
the parts affected absorbing the tumors, aaying the
intense itching and effecting permanent cnre. SO
cents Address The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co piqu
q. Sold by Dr. Gsliss and Son.
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Notice for Publication.
Land once a. Oregon q. eIiy. Or. |

Land ONCE nc Oregon Liiy, Or.
sept. 2tst, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has fiied notice OF bis In
ientioh 20 make final proof In support oi
his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Coanty Judge or in bis
absence then the County Clerk, of Linn
county, OREGON, 81 Albany, Oregon. on
Friday, November ssh. Isss.
viz j ihu X. stewart, Homestead FniTy,
No. $500 for ibo = e 81 = = 81 Sec. is, Up
IOSk kIE He names Ihe following Wit
neasea TO prove bis continuous residence
upor, ar cultivation Of Se'd land. viz :
Franl. harris, spruce Jaii, u Hall and
Tnof. .srge, all Of sein. Linn county, 0r.
w r. BuRTEY,
Reglster.
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The proposed tariff reform makes mems
tobacco free. but taxes women's and child.
rcn's dress goods not exceeding In value
fifteen cents yard, six cents per yard. and
forty per cent nd saiorem. We wonder II
this is the "hears.sidc OF tariff REFORM" In
whose sacred name wc are urged 10 rally 10
the Republican standard
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, {

Land Office at Oregon City, Or,
September 22nd, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that tire following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support ii his claim,
and that said proof will b. made before the
County Judge or in his sbseuce the County
Clerk OF Linn county, Oregon, At Albany,
Ores on, on
wednesday, November I4Gb. 1893.
w CALVIN q. Cooper, Homestead Eniry
No 4679, for the N Of the N + 4 Of lots
and OF Sec. %, TIP. l3 5 RI H. He
name, the following witnesses to proye his
contnnous residence upon, and cultivation
Il, said land, viz: Geo. II. Miller, Geo. w.
Poke 3. Thomas Wedle AID Paul Msgne
lie, all Of Sweet Home, Lam county. o..
w L. BURSEY,
Register.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02

This tramp question and how 10 get rid
OF the pests l. plain one. The problem is
solved BY Eugene paper rs follows
Eugene City has thoroughly solved that
question by employing yigiIant Marshal
and nightwatch. We are not bothered BY
tramps Der duty il. plain and the DE.
Gambler election comes on apace. In Eugene
City very few arrests are made either.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02

The NJ. 4 T. learns that The jury m the
Oregon Pacific case fret voted on O. r. or
Hunt, the latter getting II TO / for the
former. Then the matter of damages was
figured on, the verdict given being about
what the Attorneys for Hun, would have
estimated the amount TO be rendered. AZ
Mr.. Hunt has suit against the Company
tn the Y. y Courts over the same matter
the case Is in q peculiar position.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02
New Wash lIou e

H. 10 g. nan las nalhr 'ie wash
no of g.. he fea, Schrter's gtSlle and
has moved itto FIr-f ; eel 3 doors vest OF
Mrs. Mu-ra - i,"f.l iere he il pIepaI ed to
do all XII d. OF JaL ~, work in hrs,c cl' 80
lyle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02

HORSE FOR SALE.-A good, gentle
year old horse for sale. Enquire OF
BRowNELL s. SrANARD.
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HOME AND ABROAD.
rnuaApAY.

t80NFS1tt
] i Ingram is home from Grant county.
Senator Dolph Is home and viii make a
few apeoehoa
Burkhart q Miller have dissolved partner
ship. Dir MiIler retiring.
The Willamette is now high enough for
boats TO navigate. Send them along.
A new time table for freight trains Is to be
inaugurated on tho Southern Pacific.
Those 81 so and $40 watches at N
french's are the boss, each one warranted.
The "Champion'' IL on its way towards
Albany, being the Hrat boat to make the
trip.
The Herald was looking in mirror when
II stated that we bad ever enlogizsd Mr Ad
Harmon.
In Portland last night at the Holton House
pools on the presidential election OF 800 on
Cleveland TO 80 on Harrison.
The Salt Lakep, poor boys. went 10 pieces
/ ia Portland. and now come Of them are seek
ing jobs ot any kind, az they are completely
Chicagocd.
Tho weather signal yesterday said clear
weather, with rising temperature. whereas IL
has been directly the opposite. That signal
has been decidedly unreliable recently.
FRIDAY.
Leaves arc falling fast
Considerable fall grain has been sowu.
There are now two steam saw outfits run
ming tn Albany.
Emma Abbott ig to be Ia Portland. where
shc IL = great fayorile.
Three tramps ara now working out three
days imprisonment on the streets.
Rsad tho tax collectors dates for cilling al
the different precincts.
With the number oi cases of illness around
Albany the number Of fatal cases has been
romarkahy small.
1000 speeches are made every night these
hot political DAYS in Indiana. That beats
Oregon about 1900.
Hon ] X Wcatherfori will speak al New
port tomorrow night The Nete@ announces
the fact in three column display.
TIA Shane IL now engaged ia the real es-
tate business IN Portland. Mrs Shane lett TO-
day for that city. which they will make their
future home.
A Winfield. Kan, married man wrote 4
love letter to yonng girl, AID SOS tarned il
over 10 a local paper, Ia wl ich IL waH printed
verbatim. Oae or two such opportunities
aAve been offered IA Albany, but were not &C
eepted.
G. % Cherry viii leave to morrow morning
for Tacoma, where the foundations for Cherrs
4 Parkea toandry aud machine shops hay.
already been laid. There will be two build
ngs 40As0 and a0xG0. The machinery ant
patterns will be moved probably Ia Deccm.
Der.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02

The NJ. 4. r. has jus, read OF the worst
dust storm for years At walIa walla. one
that was simply binding We would like
TO see the dust raised here. An old carpet
would have 10 be takeE up 10 get any
That's the difference twixi the Upper Col.
umbia and the Upper Willamette.
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ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
ING MILLS,

All kinds OF rough, dressed
and seasV4- lumber, ,laths.e.4.~
pickets kept constantly en-
hand. Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber. Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON 4 WEST.
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Bicycle for sale

A No. /. second hand As inch Ball Bear
| ing Columbia III COED repair Tor sale al bar
s,ef<s Rs,a.s4sA az
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DR.. III. II Ellis. physician aud surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made sin city Or
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The Democrat.
O''''''' Co., C';''' i'' P.'''
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
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Edited by Albany W, @, T. u.
WHAT w0MEN ARE DOING.

Miss Mary Gray biel, a missionary In In.
dla, has been building a church. She had
to serve as architect, master builder, and
general boss mechanic. First she bought
four yoke OF buffaloes TO do the teamIng
then few big trees--they are very scarce
Ia that part OF the country. She employed
a hundred natives, or nearly that number
whom she taught to quarry The stone, which
had 10 be hauled several miles and "a
make bricks, first tramplng the clay, fash.
ionlng II into the bricks and then burning
them, using the spare portion oil the tree,
for fuel The trunks of the trees were, by
hand, sawed Into boards for the floors,rool
etc. A store foundation three feet think
was laid three feet below ground and a,
much above, this solid base wall being
deemed necessary to keep out the white
ants, which are great pes, of the country
Evidently agood Job was made OF the wall
and an English enginser inspecting II said
"No man could have done better"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02
No FooIislsne.n

WAsHiSGroS, Oct. s4.--Ac,ing Secretary
of the Treasury Thompson stated to-day
tina, no matter how many presexts were
raised to allow Chinese iaborers to get into
this country his department would endeav.
or 20 carry out tho exclusion act TO its strict
eat reoulTevYse euts
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02

Yesterday arailroad official went TO the
depot at i2.7o to catch the north bound
train which leaves at ~ 30. Some one had
told him that was the proper time. He
blamed every body but himself. II would
seem TO the Man About Town as II railroad
men particularly ought TO be posted about
the running of trains,even though they are
not train despalcherk lLemselves
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02
WANTED.

Penton Fraley. snu of the nndtrsignsd, T,
left the State OF Ku,- ten years alo 10
come wet, since ~ b time | Ease nti
heard from biin A'y one km',i his
whereabouts or information concerning him
will confer great favor ~ mnunica'ipg
such to the undersigned.
IlUen FRALEY.
LIN, o,r Gal
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. bankrupt city.

CLEvELASE, 24.--Thcre arc about $3.50
600 belonging to the city Deposited in .
half dozen banks, bat the bondsinen Of
ASwonhy,ihe defaulling treasurer. have at
,ached Il, and the result is tho city Is bank
Tupl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02

San FRaScisBo, Oct. q, The Caracas
new steamer Of the Oregon Improvement
Company, Il on her way here from New
York, and IL now twenty-five days Out
Tier name has been changed to Yauina Cit,
the new steamer IL said 10 be aga Santa
Rosa. plying between here and San sDiego
II such be the case, II II thought she wil
be too large for Yaqulna bay.
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NJ Office IL hereby given that the un-
~ 6ersigned, this daily aDpoiuted and
acting Executor Of ibe last will and tssta-
ment of Mary Jane Costello, deceased, by
virtae ofan order Of the County Court for
Linn county, State Of Oregon, - probate
duly made on the 9Th day OF October, 1888,
and entered Of record, viii on tbe
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LeEVe Aibany. lsOJ ?. x, Leave fagdlnas Gas An
Leave Corvallis $50 y. n. eass Corvallis, iU:55 Az
Arrive YaquinA, $50 Arnye NiD4uy, tI:gV A. y,
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LONDON, Oct 26.-The Standards cor
respondent at Shanghan says: "Reports
from Corea indicate that declaration of in
dependence by that country may shortly
be expected. The Rus sian and American
representatives support the king, and the
movements of American and Russian men
of war lend credulity to the rnmor.
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Leave Portland, Mon, Wei aal Fdiay, 500 A. III.
Leave Albany rae., Taurs. aiJ saturday, l:lJ p u.
Arrive Corvallis Tue, Thu abd satura. s:zJ Il. u
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Leave CORVALLIS, Mon. We'd and FRIDAY, i00JA.
Leave Albany, Monday. Wed. aud Friday. l2.0J Noon
Arrive Portland, Tue, Thu. AMI Saturiay, $50 r. M
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IN The coanss Court Of tse STATE Of oresoA. Jos.
Linn coagzty.
..x.. rs, ~.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-28
PERSONALS.

Mr.. d. V. Waldron left for San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Mr.. A. p. Burbank, OF New York, is at
the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. Frank Rimpau, Of Anaheim, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. X. Cohn will leave for San Fran
cisco on this mornings train.
Mr.. r. Cohen returned yesterday from
a short visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. 7. s. Butler, OF the Santa Ana
Blade, was in the city yesterday.
w. r. Matthews left yesterday morn
ing for Ventura on business trip.
Mrs. Dora Simpson returned to her
home at San Diego yesterday after a
pleasant two weeks visit here.
y Mr.. G.. X. Porter, OF the Porter Land
and Water Company was passenger on
yesterdays north bound train.
Mr.. A. ii. Denker paid Anaheim a
visit yesterday. On his return he reports
the sale of several lots in that lively
burg. For town lots in country town
$50 foot will do.
G. H. Neviells, OF Galveston, Tex, is
in the city. He comes to establish a
lodge Of colored Knights Of Pythias here,
as he is an honored member of that order,
as well as Of the African race.
State Comptroller, John P. Dunn,
passed through the city last evening on
his way to the State Capitol at Sacra-
mento from Duarte, where he has been
spending some time on his rancho.
Mr.. H. u. Osborne, OF the Ecening Er-
press, went to Indianapolis with the Cali
fornia delegation Tuesday evening, and
left yesterday for Saratoga, N. Y, to
visit relatives. He is expected to return
to Los Angeles in about ten days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-28
Christian OR Pagan, whichP

Los ANGELES, June u, 1888.
EDITORS HERALD-On last Monday
evening heard Rev. VIM. A. Knighten
say that he had rather have China as a
ruler than England. Now, Mr.. Editor,
in the name of God, what does this min
lister mean by such an expression? Has
it really come to pass that ministers of
the Gospel would rather be governed by
heather nation, nation that worships
idols and rejects the God that the Rev.
VIM. A. Knighten believes in and
is spending his whole life = as l
suppose-to convert the American
people to, than be governed by
a Christian nation such as England ?
This VIM, A. Knighten should be asham-
ed to make such an expression-or quit
preaching. viii you be so kind as to
inform the public who this man Knight
en- is, and OF what denomination or sect
he is, and where he breaches? Is he a
Christian man? Shame on minister
that will make such an expression, be he
Republican or Democrat. Yours,
Nor IN FAVOR OF CHINESE RULERS.
The HERALD regrets its inability to tell
this earnest inquirer who, where or what
the Philo-Chinese minister is.-ED.
HERALD.