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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20
Some Rudo Proverbs.

A contributor to The Freisianige Zei.
tung has collected from all the foremost
nations If the world a heap Of proverbs
of men concerning women. 1t appears
from them that the southern people, who
count themselves the most chivalrous
and gallant toward the ladies, are more
coarse and insulting in Their proverbs
than the colder northcrners. Although
the Germans, the Scandinavians and the
English are not complimentary to wo-
men in their proverbs, they arc "rarcly
brutal"
Tho Frenchinan says; - man who
has q wife has q plague" a man made
Of straw is worth double as much as q
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20

Admiral Porter held a state dinner in
Washington and Ah Sin, a Chinese ser.
want, was assigned to duty in attendance
at the door. In his country a visitors
rank is indicated by the size Of the card,
and a hase yellow one means the pres
ence Of q prince. The small bits Of paste
board received but scant courtesy from
All Sin, but when the gas collector pre-
sented his bill the Celestial's demeanor
underwent change. The long, yellow
slip captured All Sin, and with profound
salaanls lie bowed the astonished gasinan
into the presence Of the amazed family
and irate head Of the navy. Chicago
Times,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20
Tho WAY of the Negro.

The ignorant, pleasure loving, happy
go-lucky negro Of Washington is as care
fully discriminating with reference TIC
the payment Of bills as the insolvent
merchant who is making 4 list of pre-
ferred creditors. The grocer or butcher
who trusts him is often likely towant fol-
his money until the ink on the account
book becomes pale and illegible, but the
professional mantle doctor or the law
yer--always gets his money. He looks
upon a doctor with a kind of supcrsti.
tious respect. The simplicity Of his
mind makes him an uncanny being who
brings about wonderful results by means
that can be little short of supernatural
LIe will bring his last fifty cents to a
0etor whom he has employed and force
it upon him, whether he wants il or not.
Take it, boss" says he; "I'll be hoo.
doood if you don't take it." The lawyer
is also regarded with awe because of his
mysterious connection with the powers
of the law, and in most cases has little
trouble in collecting his fees.-Washing-
ron Critic.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20

No FaDsiIia~ity intended.

An American visiting English clubs is
sure to be surprised at the l1tHaber Of
titles he hears. Besides TIE mobility
nearly every one seems to h;tvc a special
handle 10 his name Colonies are rot
quite IS numerous as il Kentucky or
Georgia, but for captains and :aa5cfs we
can't hold candle to them. Bat it vas
reserved for me, an American, to fsl-ne k
them out on rank III a most uaespecf /
manner. An old waiter-all e1-soldier =
at the Savage, called me Marshall seves 4
times enc evening and was rep.iiaanti.-d
by one Of the members for aadressi.. Il
guest By lis first name. Ills name
exclaimed the cid fellow, looking aston
shetland then turning said, v ~,
your honor, I thought marshal lis
ran&p General Grant proplieaied Tat
should be a general, but the old @ait<r
went him one better, and the title stack
to me for awhile, too.--ifarshail +.
Wilder Book.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20
Some EonIisn penn,.

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine They often say,
"Oh, it will wear away" but in most
cases it wears them away. Could They
be induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam. which is sold on a
positive guarantee To enre, they would i'm
mediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price SEC aud 3
Trial size free. At all druggists.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20
Seedn,t Look Like an r-ndertal.er.

There are people in this world SO good
that they make you tired You meet
them most often IN good places, and they
are quite apt to keep people away from
the good places instead Of drawing them
there. The good Bishop Middleton, who
had studied the thing carefully, has said:
'sVirtue itself offends whom coupled with
forbidding Manner" Virtue ought not
to do that, and such u compiling makes it
all the worse for virtue. There is 10 rca-
son why q yirtuous young man should
look like an undertaken, and Why sinful
chap should be fascinating. Things are
wrong this way. The good young man
should be charming with wit ana wisdom,
and unconsciously he will mari; lis way
in the world with sweetness and light
and eladness, and let virtue havca better
time than sin can ever have New Or
leans Picay}lle.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20

The indian has leen SAID to be ines
pable Of joking; bull the Maine Indian has
apparently dcgcReratel, for here Is Joe
Snsep, Of the peHobscot tribe. telling
about a log that became wclgcd under
the Ripogenus Fails so that While one
end was III the water the other was ssrik-
ing aSainstthe lodge with such force and
rapidly as 10 catch fire,-Lewiston jour
IL
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&c. &C. geur aper:. &C.

In connection with tho Portland we'd
ding presents. a not rnanusing story was
current in London \ well known and
popula. gentleman, on arriving at his
club from tie Theatre. discovered that
he had anwittihsly annexed q pair of
costly opera glasses in a dainty llnc y.i-
vet case. IIoat onee instructed He isali
porter Il restore the > 1ic owner, WHO
resided at q certain ls,..i2ioer IN Grbsyeaer
crescent The servant. however, let
them Is mistake at The same number n
Grosvenor place. where they were :e-
garted in The light Of a very handsome
and most appropriate wedding present
Tho owner became uneasy, but tl;o l.5F-
Ter was 8urc he lad made no mistake,
and the mystery raiaainel uEsel*el IT,
til the lady in question accidentally saw
her glasses On tba ledge Of an opera tax
occupied l1y : ducal patty. lne plana-
ton then easaad, AID the rlasser was
amicably settled without the irtsrven-
ton Of the lawyer. World
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20

According to voltaire, forks were il
use on the continent in the Thirteenth
and Fourteenth centuries. This is dis
puted. They We're not introduced into
England until the beginning CT the Seven.
tenth century.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20

70 EENI STORE ueAtt 90 AIoslros office - nl
hf rented irr ie-t1Histnt PfNF SION ~ aus .lil
flsl bu .lne-- AHplg 60 l.. e. IA AFiikEls,
" OcdstoBng Nd
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20

Has. T. MAYHEM, a g1T1oNEER, Pitts
y grove, y t. AH kiudsstf Real aud Per-
,oual property sales cried on reasonable
terms. Mar--ly.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-20

immense stock before you bny. We have
nearly all kinds, Il. b. Humphreys & Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19

We can shake hands With other citiel
since We have new charter.
Our Murshal arrested Young man las
Saturday night for disturbing the peace
Monday he was taken before Recorded
Stewart, who, after examining the case de.
clafed him not guilty.
Mr.. Sioux, son-in Law Of Dir. u. +. Full
er, Was badly kicked one day last week
while caring for bis stallion. A fractured
leg was the result.
Foot ball Is ali the rage. Even the OLD
married fBen, n,merchants, ticket agent school
teacher, IN fact everyone plays who car
| kick.
There are 81 pupils enrolled IN the public
school, @ II Russell at the helm.
Messrs Brandon and Pearl have bought
q tine Clyde horse 10 20 with their Perch
sron. The Clyde Il only years old and
weighs 1900 pounds and Is about as nice d
horse as we have hsd the pleasure OF look
ing at.
Tie colt show here few days ago was
good, some Of them weighing o6o pounds
We notice quite number Of improve
ments In town already this spring. Mr.
Wigle has had his eorper store refttcd and
P~titCNs
Here Is leaf from the Haisey directory
koontz & Lame,general mdse II Cooley,
hardware and ftoves G Gray, drugs o
Howell, confectionery /: Bassett Bros, gro
ceries l. Stewart, harness and saddles .
Duyer, painter Binding, barber II B
Remission, general merchandise Major
Smith, drugs r Patton, butcher A
Laubner, hetei keeper w D Smith. pain.
ter ] z Bone, livery and feed stable
Standish & Worth, blacksmiths B Rem.
shaw, wagonmaker {: r J Black, farm I'm.
plemepts Geary & Smith, NJ DIS s y
Davidson, confectionery Lame 81 Fris.
bee, carpenters b r Fuller, NJ D W
Stewart, Notary Public. We have three
churches, m O 9 r, an O 0 r and an
A r & A VI societies and fine public
school building. And we hope while Al
bany Ii having her boom IL may boom IN
n ouief gay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19
IN MenoRIAm.
ITINERMr.

WHEREAS. It has pleased our heavenly
ather on Jan 81, 1889 TO remova from our
midst our esteemed and beloved sister. An
ME Il Swank, from life Of toll and care to
one Of peace and rest. A seat 10 vacant in
our grange which has been long and faith
fully d.led.
Resolved, That while we deeply mourn her
death we will strive to emulate her virtues,
that we cheiish her memory because faith
| ful sister has fallen, the grange has lost q
faithful counselor, the community true
friend.
| Resolved, That as a grange wa extend to
the bereaved husband and parenss our deep
est sympathy.
/ Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes as n smah testimonial oi
our appreciation Of Slater Swauk; also that q
copy Of the same bA presented to the family
Of the deceased and to the county papers fol
publication.
RA IRvISE,
II r RowELI,
Mas M BARDwELI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19
REAL EsrArs SALES.

As recorded In the Recorders Office for
Linn county, Oregon
Z D Hughes TO ] o Fox, s. acres In
TIP a. = r fw........ ...... Soc
Eleanor d Haekieman TO VIM N
Daiy,N y lot 3blk I7,H's 3rd A I7o
G w Maston TO tle Willamette
Land Co. lots J. 4. S. .6.5S. 9
10. -, II, IL -, IS In sunny
side fruit farm 3ooa. 60
James Germansen TO II MolIer,
43o acres. Tp 9. sR w..... .679s.7s
+ Peniiand TO Edward Coins,
part Of lot q In Seio. .,......... 1000
VIM Rumbaugh TO Nellie o Masion
NE blk 81 IN Albany ...... $500
y ID Co,.n To l. A Woodie. 200 acres
IN TIP IL SR fw......... 1896
A Hackleman 10 Geo u RidIngcr,
Sw x blk 81, H's aud A..... 4sc
!. Such To g Simpson, lots
and blk II EA............. 4soc
] ID Walker 10 Dalton Harrison,
z7oo acres, HarriIburg. ~ 10
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: -
IYONsvfLLR.

A May party Is talked Of here.
Considering the weather, the party giyer
Ia Lyonsyille Friday evening was q sue
cess.
Judges Thayer and strahan passed ~
the road Friday, returning the same day
c P Morden, representing Akein, Sell
ling & Co, was In town Tuesday.
Mr. ID d coffey, of GatesyiiIe, has beer
engaged 10 ~ieid the birch In this district
commencing to-day.
Twenty FIVE head of horses, belonging
to Hennis Bros, passed through here for
Rock Creek, Thursday.
A especial" with General Manager Ioae
and party came TO this place yesterday, re-
turning from here.
Another rain and hail storm passed oyei
to-day, lasting but a short time.
A petition Is being circulated, praying
that a license may be granted for the sell
Ing o. spirituous liquors In less quantities
than quart, In this precinct. A remon.
STRANGE Is being circulated against il with
even chances Of success.
A party Of several men leaves here this
week going up near Mt Jefferson with a
view to taking up timber lands. Only a
short time will elapse until the Cascades on
the line Of the o will be lumber yard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19

| Spicer is a small tewn on the Narrov
Gauge railroad about q miles southeast o
Albany.
1 Grain 10 this vicinity looks well.
| Norman Smith who Is attending the nor
NAL school at Monmouth u at home on /
visit.
Mrs s A Gentry, Of Brownsville, made
her brother, ] 4 Couey, a short visit last
week.
People In Spicer wonder why John Sifnp
son goes across the river ever Sunday.
Addie Smith has returned from Medical
Lake where she had gone for her health.
About 100 car loads of wheat have been
shipped from the Spicer warehouse In the
past three weeks.
Link couey has purchased brand new
buggy. One Of our yoting ladies IL highly
pleased with II, aud so she ought 70 be for
II seems TO have been bought Tor her spec
ial pleasure.
School 10 prospecting under the manage.
ment OF q H Jones. He has 4S pupils en-
rolled.
Sunday school ID held at the church
every Sunday at 10 o'clock. The attend
snce Il good and considerable interest IL
manifested
During the last change Of time the rail-.
road hands have been taking breakfast and
supper at this place The time changes
again this week, so from this on tlll anoth-
or change (which Is nearly every time the
moon rhanges) they will only take supper
here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19
Sherifs Sale

In the circAt Court q ds State Of 0rygoa
for he CoRatr Of Lima:
Geo. II. Liggott. Plaintiff.
vs..
L, @. Mcclaln. T. p. Mcknight and Julia
A. Mcknight, his wife, James A. Gore and
MaiInde ]. Gore, hts wife, Elial Parker
and Mary Parker, his wife, Al. Parker
and Ollie Parker, his wife, John Wyre
and Annie Wyre, his wife, Fred Parker,
Eta Parker, Maud Parker and Harry
Parker, DEFENDANTS.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
Of an execution and order Of sale issued
out Of the shove named Court In the
about entitled suit, will on
saturday she nth day Of Nay. 1859.
q. tte Court House door In the city oi
Albany. Linn county, Oregon, at the
hour OF one o'clock. p. IN. OF said day sell
at public auction for cash In hand 70 tbs
highest bidder the real property describ-
ed Ia said execution and order OF sala as
follows, 10 wit All o. lot NO. Ain bloch
No In Ralston's addition 10 the town o
Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon, as lais
ont en- the plat OF eaid addition and re-
corded IN Linn county, Oregon. Record,
cd on the 30fh dag OF April, 1874 Sale
| lot being In the corner OF Main and Ash
Street. The proceeds arising from th'
sale of said promises. 70 be applied Firs
to the payment Of the costs and disburse
ments of suit taxed at 81. 90 and accruinl
costs. Second 10 the payBent to the plaintiff
aeo, II .l.iggett the sum ofS2s7.00 and $3.50
Attorneys fees with accruing interes
thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent pc
nnnum from the Ilth day Of March. a. D.
| 1859. Third, the overplus II any thereb
| TO be paid to the Defendants herein.
Dated this eth day of April, 1883.
JOHN SMALLMoH;
Sheriff Of Liun county; Oregon.
BY d. s. SAITH. Deputy.
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Following Is the program TO be given by
the Young Folks Heme Missionary Society
at the NJ. E. Church, Friday evening .Apri
toth
Song-"open the Door for the Chill
dren," BY Society.
Prayer.
Recitation--"chaTity," by Edna Miller
Duet-aAngry Words" BY Edith CHS
well and Maud Hubert.
Recitatlon-"Iieip the Poor" by Elii
Anderson.
Duet and chorus--asufier the chIldrer
TO Come"
Recitation--aIn the Mite Chest, by elias
OF boys and girls.
Solo.-Stella WTissman.
Recitation-"Littie Helps,p by Lille Nc
Cord.
song-"Jesus and the Children" /" by clas
of girls.
A Missionary dialogue.
SoIo--"LittIe Old Woman" by Edni
Miller.
Recitation--"The Silver Plate" BY Win
ME Chamberlain.
Collection.
Vocal Duet-aFold we Our Hands," b.
Misses Cougill and Campbell.
Address-by Rev Webb.
A cordial invitation to all. Doors opel
at o'clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19
BREEDERS. ATTENTION

.zThe imported french Coach slalIio51
Vin6ictator, will make The season cf e
at tho following places: Brownsville. /,
Mondays and tuesdays HsIsey, We'll
nesdAys and Thursdays; Lebanon. Ffs
lays and saturdays. Here Is an onpo
tunlty fos the farmers of Linn county a
get the service Of the only French c0ae1
horse ever brought te Oregon. He s
imported from France by Theo. 5killnsa
and by him brought 70 this State. IT j
French coach horse has been aftfaciir
great attention throughout the Easfefgi
staten the past few years and are bolfsa
imported from France in great number
Vindicst0r II 0 fine representative of fisN
famous breed cf horses, Standing r.
hands high and weigh sng 1860 lbs.
has taken premiums over CIeavIand bas
wherever shown. Thie stallion represent
he general purpose now 80 much Befdt
hzro lie will be allowed mares ri ~,
70 insure a mare In foal. Keep your So
on bis dates.
McKEIGHT Bnoe., Props.
w. @. WKsTLAKE, Agent
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Sealed Bids.

| Sealed bids will be received BY the Boz i
of Directors Of the Albany Street Railwa
Company Of Albany, Oregon. up to and Il
cIuding the 22nd day Of April, 1889. for fb,
construction Of street railway in said cit
Separate bids will be received on each pref
oei:ion a. follows lat For al lumber ukSfI
| in the construction Of said road. 2nd. T.
all rails aad for iron material used 10 co1
struction of the road bed. All material fnfs
ished to lie delivered on the line Of the PFC
posed road as directed By the Superintendent
Of the Company. Ord. For grading aei
! buiiding ssid road ready for the folIingssoea
all material to be furnished By the Con
pany. 4th. For furnishing all materis
work and labor necessary 20 complete sail
road bed ready for the rolling stock. All tIsss
material furnished. and the work done to | i
according 70 the plane and specifications now
on tile in the Office Of TIE Secretary Of s1i.l
Company where they can be seen. Con
tractors will be required TO give bonds for ~
faithful performances Of tbeir contract. IT,.
Company reserve the right TO reject any er
all bids. All lids should be addressed 70 ~
Secretary at Albany, Oregon, and marked
bids for the construction cf The Albsf y
Street Railway
BY order Of the Bcar.l Of Directors.
G. O BURKHARr.
Secrstagy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19
IN MEMoRIAM
scio, April a. 1883.

scio, April g, 1855
At the regular meeting Of Sclo Lodge
No 80, A + x A NJ the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted.
! WHEREAS, Il has pleased an all wise
Providense TO remove from our midst our
beloved brother, Samuel I Miller, who
was stricken by the hand of death at Ami.
ty, Yamhil county, Oregon. BE It there
fore
Resolved. That this lodge has iost an
upright member and brother, one whose
daily walk exempted our Masonic virtues,
friendship, moi ality and brotherly iove.
Resolved. That We do sincerely sympa-
.hize with his grief stricken family In this
their hour Of bereavement. In this sad
hour we mcst look forward TO the immort-
al part the soul or spirit OF man which
shall live when time shall be no more.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the record OF the lodge, copy
thereof transmitted to the family OF our
deceased bother and a copy 10 the DAILY
Democrat and Daily Herald for pubIica.
ton.
WILLIAM CYRUS,
OS MAY,
Committee.
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WILLIAM CYRUS,
q s MAY.
Committee.


The following Is the report of school In
Dist No 20, of Linn county, Or, for the
term ending April 3rd 1850
Lutte Pearl, foo Francis Belts, 81
Carrie Wilson, 81 John Belts, 81 Roy
Condra.oo Minnie Schick.So /; Fred Wig
le, So ; Nellie WigIe,S6 Eddie HaverIand
Sc Nellie Byers, 81 Violinta Waggoner,
So Arthur Schick, So Annie Drinkard
81 Willie Hawk, 50 Bertha MigIe, 81
Martha Hayerlaud, So George Pearl, IS
Albert Adamson, IS; Schuyler Oyerton
II Bennic Schick, II Laura Haverland
79 Willie Haverland, 70 Fred Pearl,76
Rillie Adamson,7s Claude Alllngham, 73
Pearl Allingham, 10 ; Willie SchicS, 81.
Those neither absent nor tardy during
the term are Schuyler overtcn and Georg'
Pearl.
OftvR TnAcc TEACHER
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19
SheriTs Sale.

In lie Circuit Court Of the State q Oregon
for Liaa County.
Lucy NJ Russell. Plaintiff.
VS..
A. s. Bassett and Mary K. Bsssett, his
wife. NJ. A. Porter aud Gee. A. Hill. De-
PENDANTS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue OF
an execution and order of sale issued out OF
the aboye named Court in the above entitledt
suit, will on
saturday the nth dag or may. 1859,
at the Court House door in the city Of Al
hany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour OF
one O'Clock, p. m. OF said day, sell ct public
auction for cash in hand to the highest bid
der the real property described in said exc
out,on and order Of sale IS follows. to-wit
Beginning one and one half Il u rods south OF
| the northwest corsSor Of Section thirty-one
tSl) in Township thirteen llSl south range
/ three t3), west OF the Willamette meridian,
| running thence south sevsnty-eight and one.
| halt (7S3l rods thence east-thirty-shrce and
one half (33al rods thence north seventy
eight and one-half l7Sal rods thence
west thirty three and ons-half lSS3l RODS g
the place oi beginning, containing sixteen ane
r. 100 ll6 ~ 1907 acres more or less anc
situated ia Linn county. State Of Oregon
The proceeds arising from the sale Of sait
premises, TO be applied; First to the paymen
, Of thecosts and disbursements Of suit taxed
S27 .S5 and accruing cost. Second to the pay
n,ent TO the Plaintiff, Lucy M. Russell. th
sam Of S4l2.29, with accruing interest there
on from the 18th day Of March, 1883. Thirt
: the oysrplus IL any remain, TO be paid to IN
/ Defendant, A. S. Bassett.
+ Dated this 9th day Of April. 1889.
+ J0HN SMALLMoN.
Sheriff.
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on Tmg sourmERS BOUNDARY

People are so busy farming and garden.
Ing that they don't have time 10 gossip
consequently there Is very little new
astir.
We have had some fine showers Of rair
this week, and grain, grass and stock are
NIL aourishing.
Miss Julia Mathew, Of Coburg, began 4
term of school In the Barger district iasl
Monday. but only taught two days til
week on account OF attending the teachers
institute at Eugene.
Mrs Lizzie Osborn Is expected home
from Eugene this week.
Frank TiIton has been very sick with
liver troubles. DIR Mendeniiall Is attend.
ing on him.
Messts Melville Taylor and Amos VIII.
kins will attend court at Eugene next week
as jurymen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-19

The following tabular statement Shows
the number o. school districts together
with the number Of pupils IN each and the
amount Of ppbllc funds drawn by each as
apportioned BY County School Saperin-
tendent Curl. The total amount apportlon.
ed Is Sas44s.4o Whole number Of pupils
In the county s6o4. In making the appor-
tionment $50 ls set apart FOR each d!strlct
after which the remainder IL apportioned
per capita. The rate per capita Is $500.
Another appor,ionment OF nearly hall the
above amount viii be made In August