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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
THE MORTGAGE TAX,

A strong effort is bring made by the
OregOnidn 10 secure the repeal Of the mort
gage tax law. The law should not be re-
pealed. The correct principle of taxation
is to tax man for just what he is worth
If capitalist loans money, the evidence Of
the debt due him should bear its Just pro-
portion of taxation. The OnegOniaa and
the smaller fry shrek that such a course
VIII keep capital out of the state. So let
II be. Money is good thing, but ito use
can be bought at too dear price. Just as
certain as wreck and ruin followed the
boom in Southern California, will the day
of reckoning come for Washington and for
all states where capital dictates the law.
Oregon's growth is not phenomenal nor
Of the mushroom character. We have a
tate of magnificent resources and our law
makers should not give way to the fever.
ish desire That money must be secured al
any price. Tax mortgages and tax every
thing that represents wealth. This is The
current idea.-Roseburg ReVic1v
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~ OLD MIssoURi YET.
FAYErrr. Mo-, Oct. 2srd. lsol

| fAYEffE, MO-, Oct. Z3rd, 1890.
/ don't know when will leave here al
have not seen all Of my old friends vet
l will leave for Adrain county tomorrow
where / will visit some Of my old neigh
bors that / have not seen for 20 years, and
will visit Lergeon, in old Boon county
and spend a few days there.
There is considerable excitement here
about the election. They have the can.
didates in the field for Congress.
The weather is fine here at this time.
Fall sown wheat looks fine. The corn
crop is light. Times hard. Pork il
worth $3.50 per hundred gross, and beef
about the same.
spend my time hunting quails and
rabbits, and had fine mess this morn
ing for breakfast. / take breakfast with
my youngest sister. She looks well, but
IS some fifty years old and little gray
ike myself.
Ii should live to reach Oregon once
more / will stay there the remainder OF
my days. / like the people here very
much, but the climate don't. This
country looks more broken than ii did
when lived here. The land looks badly
worn out, but the people are satisfied
with the country and live very well. The
worst is the negroes, poor, miserable
creatures. Some Of them | feel sorry for.
| met one that my father raised and she
asked me to give her O cents. / did so
and she said she would keep it as long as
she lived TO remember me. II made me
feel sorry for them, but it amt my fault.
Now / will say that we have the best
country in North America thai have
ever seen, and when return / will spend
the remainder of my days in old Linn
county.
My health is still good, have not been
sick one minute since left home. the 14th
Of September.
There was little frost here this morn
ing. The nights are growing cooler.
e. TURNER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Ia Gte Circuit Court Of ths Ssats a. Oregon
fer NE coaaty Of LiHa.
JAMES c. HARDIN. Plaiut,GD
W
CARRIE HARDIN, Defendant.
To Carrie Hardin, the above named do
fsndant:
IN THE NAME OF IHE STATE OF
l. Oregon. ycu are hereby required to
'ppesr and answer tia complaint OF the
above piAint II, in tna above eniitlf Il
court, now on .hiS wi b the CLERK Of sAid
court. by ths FIRST day OF tho mex rsgu!Rs
term OF said court, which Aaid term 10
gins on Monday. the 9th day ot octater.
1899, al ths Coutt House In Albany. Linn
county, Oregon. Ind ygu ara herr by
fuTtaor notified that IL You I'LL To api car
aud AnH@ cT said compslnt, M hereby 10
quircd. tho plaintiff will taxa a decree
against you, az rayed for la the COM
plsint now on file In aaid court in said
cause, to vii: DtssolviHg tho bonds Of
malrimony new existing between You
and saih plaintiff, ard giving plaintifi In
said cause, tue ease aud custody Of tho
minor child. Mary Bessie Hardin, ard for
his costs and disbursements in this suit
Thls summons is published by order OF
the Hon II. =. Boise, judge Of said court
made at chambers Ia ihs city Of SateIn,
Oregon, on tho 0.a day of September, 1900
w. X BILYEu.
ATTY for Plaint!f.
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ERoWNsyILLR.

Oct. -ItHi 1917.
! We may not bc metropolitan enough
/ to get Liberati, but We have snide show
occasionally. Last week some boys from
| the country around here gave us an en-
| tertainmeIt Of the kind above named
Such showmen would do more towards
/ their own and the community's advance
ment If they would go TO chopping wood
or making rails.
I We learn, by private correspondence,
that Mrs. T.. ". Orebaugh, who left here
with her husband, in Sept, for Georgia,
| in hope OF better health, died in eight
days after their arrival at Cedar Town,
Georgia.
! Hotel de Senger was well patronizcd
| last week. One was the old charge OF
drunk and disorderly, and the other was
for violation Of an ordinance which re-
quires boys under 10 years Of age to go
home at o o'clock, p. III. We doubt the
propriety OF such law. II Is like our
school law, requiring all children under
Is years Of age to attend school three
months in each school year. The laws
are all right il properly administered /;
but il not they are all wrong. Some
have other things for their children TO
do, and sounds to much like prohibition
for us; and we doubt If they are not
countervail.
+. NJ. Jack and X. A. Sanders will
open hardware store this week in the
building formerly occupied by Waters
Bros.
Sam. and Joe. Templeton delivered in
Brownsville, last week, 10000 pounds Of
hops, at 80 cents. Jos. White and Tycer
Bros. are to deliver $4,000 pounds, this
week, at the came price; more than our
salary, eli!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
JANeLSo AND piscoRp.


That the whole scheme OF protection Is
based In false premises Is clearly proven
by the jangllng dlscord among Its pro-
motors when attempting to defend Il a
gainst the fearful assaults OF democratic
analysis aud logic. When a democratic
consumer complains that |. is great In
justice to require him 10 pay an increased
price for the things which he has to buy,
John Sherman says the tariff does NOT In
crease the price Of goods and commodities.
Cannon, Blaine and others say that while
the duty Increases the prices OF goods, the
foreigner aud not the American con-
sumer has 1t TO pay. Mckinley, Reed
and others, frankly admit that 1t Is true
that the tariff does Increase the cost of
goods, but then say braxenly that they arc
opposed TO cheap goods, that high priced
goods Is better for the country than low
priced goods. Thus there Is no agree
ment between the friends of protection n
the kind OF prop necessary to sustain th'
"robber tariff" edldce. But tho mos
shilly-shally of all arguments is the .rldie-
, ulcus subteriuge resorled to by the Orego-
VIA" when attempting to explain the ad
yanees in prices that are being made al
over the country as the direct result OF th'
passage OF the Mckinley bill. II cay
these people who are advancing prices arr
swindliug fellows taking advantage of th'
passage of tbs Mckinley bill to make bil
profit when there Is no call for an advanc
In prices. This may deceive Tor awhil
but merchants Of all classes all over tn
county are :daily receiving notices iron
eastern Wholesale houses announcing a
advance In prices IN certain .iues Of goods
In business there Is 10 politics, and re
publican houses Of the highest repute !
the land are sending out these notices daily
Business men In Portland, Salem. Albany
and everywhere else, are receiving them
ness men of the most scrupulous integrit,
These facts must be admitted sooner {
. later; Fist, the passage of the MeKinle
bill will necessarily result In an increase
price on a large number of arlies &
which the tariff has becn Increased. See
ond, the consumer will have to pay this Il
> creased duty. Third, II will work Il gre
/ hardship to consumers, especially u
poorer classes. Fourth, tie o6jseI and fa
Pose Of he Mckinley biH wers 10 ean'c I
a4ipaHee in Prices, otherwise It would be
r no advantage to manufacturers. Fifth,
e Is much better to have cheap goods for q
poor than dear goods. These propositIo
are conclusive of the whole subject Al
sho" the Injurious policy of protection.
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gN "e SVhHfI ~ "HeHsVH'
PElcRY HYDE, Plaintiff,
w. II. MYERS, Defendant
nj oTTUE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtnre Of an execution and order
of sale issued ont OF tho above named
court In tho abuvo entitled action to mo
directed and delivered. i dil. In Linn
county, Oregon, on the 3rd day of Octo
ber, 1900, duly levy upon all tho right,
title and interest Of The above named do
fendaut, w II Myers, Ia ind to tho real
property hereinafter described. and 4
will ON
saturday. thc s,h dny Of November. IsDo.
at tho court house door, In tho city 0i
! Albany, Liam county, Oregon, at tho hour
Of O'Clock, IN Of said day, sell
public auction for cash In hand To tho
highest bidder. oil tho right, title and
interest Of tho said dofJndInt In and To
the real property 80 levied upon, tho
same being The real property described
In said execution aud Older Of sale M
fol'oNh, towit:
beginning ut point 10 chsin west oi
"a corner TO sections 20, ~ 81 ard %, II
IL. y Il I w, aud running thence veal
along the north limo OF said SECTION 81
| 10 thains. Thence Aorth 10 ehainb; th6nct
ie 20 ehalus and 10 links: thence north q
chaihs; thence west 10 chs aud 10 links
thence north 20 chg 10 the place of begin
Mug. containing 10 40 100 acres, moto ot
less, Ia Linn county, Or. Tho praeet d.
arising from the sale of said remissa u
be applied to tho satisfaction cr thb 6 ,ati
and Disbursements Of tho action, taxed e.
g., Tho Reeruing costs upon Haid exc
cutlon, and To the payment Of y alntiii
Judgment according To the terms thereof
Dated this Glh day of October. 1900.
NJ ScJTT,
Sheriff Of Linn COUNT, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
Notice OF Guardian Sale.

Notice is hereby given Ia all ~hom II
m.y cIncatn:
gHvliATTHE EUSDERsIGNLD GUARD
Ian oi tho person and estate Of Ever
ett G.. Downing, minor, VIII under aud
bv virtue of an order of the county court
of Maiion county, Oregon. ma 'o and
entered of record on tho NJ II day os Sep
tembe, A 1890, sell NJ public auction at
The north door of tho county touft hous,
IL tho city Of Albany, in Linn county, In
the state Of Oregon. on
Friday. the sist nay or October. \. u. 1890.
at ono % o'c.otk p M. Of said day, to
the highest bidder for u y gold coin. to
bo paid at the time or sale, eli the right,
titlo aud interest Of said minor IN and to
tho following described real estate aud
| promises, 10 wit:
The ssuth b half of ihs sou. Invest quarter,
southwest quarter of Tho southeast quar-
| ter OF ssction Il; aud the north half ol
/ tho northwest qu utter, aud tho northwos;
quarter OF tho northeast quarter OF hac
ton 25.and ali iuT II \ Il r Of the vii.
lametts meridian, and in Linn county,
Oregon; and being part of tho donatiGn
land claim Of Edward II i.oftna aud wifo.
Also tho northeast quarter or The south.
east quarter OF section 80, + ii = X i,
and lots aud 10 In Stction 20, aud iots /.
.. 3. I. D. q, III section -. and lot In sec
tlon 80. T II y X T.. aud all of tho fol-
lowing described land savo aud except 90
acres ia Tho northwest corner thereof
heretofore sold aud conveyed To Abraham
sylvester tn wit
Parts Of lots 20 aud 20 T iiSRl T.,
bound aud described ~ fui love: Bs
ginning At "A point 7.50chains east aud Is o.
chains north Of tho southwest corner oi
said lot 30 aud tuuni1g theneo south 81. q
{ halnt; thence cast 20 chains, thence
north chains. thruco east so chains
thence north 81 - cnatna, thence wsal
5J.4O c3aiuA. TO this place of beginning
Also cotuinenc,ng at tho southwest corner
of Eiwafd II isofsuH donation land claim
notification No THil situate In I II y X J.
Of the Wilisng,to meridian, Oregon, run
ming theTre @a.t 40 rods, thence north 10
rods. thence west 20 rods, thence south
loo rods tn place ot h5giL Lning, all OF Asid
land Is situate in Linn county, State o
Oregon
Ali the right. title and interest of saId
minor ia and ln tho said real estate and
premises. being an undivided one eighth
/ ti.sl thereof
Dated this September 23sd. 1900.
MRS. NJ, J. DOWSiNG.
Guardian Of tho oeF&on aud estate oI
Everett G.. Downing. miner
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited by Albany W. G. T. VI


The ideal citizen is the man who be-
lieves that all men are brothers and the
nation is merely an extension OF his
family, to be loved, respected and cared
for accordingly.-John Habberton in
Civics.
One OF cur lecturers, who has been
working in the Nebraska campaign, says
that never before has she seen so many
white ribbons in mems vests and lapels
as were visible there. She considers it a
symptom that the men are making COM
mon cause with the women in this fight.
The Japanese government sent COM
mission to England to study the work OF
the Church OF England with view to
making it the state church OF Japan. An
adverse report was made because" Chris
tianity had not saved England from be-
coming drunken nation"
The Illinois w CT U now has mem.
bership OF over fourteen thousand, having
added over twelve hundred new members
during the past year. $67, 900 have been
expended in local work and fifteen hum
dred thousand pages OF literature dis
tributed. There are $4,000 children in
the Loyal Temperance legions.
Mrs L M N Stevens, president of the
Maine w CTU, is one of the two lady
managers of the Worlds Fair chosen
rom her state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

A New York inventor has completed an ar
comprising machine whereby cars compress
the air which moves them, and allowing for
friction this can continue long enough to be the
next thing to perpetual motion. The cars in
the first place have 10 he started by horses, but
after going about thirty feet the compressor
gathers air enough to keep it going. We
trust the inventor will stop short Of attaching
such an arrangement to men and woman, or,
for example, to some such organ as the tongue.
We have sometimes fancied that such an ar
rapgement was always in use.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

It is a curious fact that the Australian lady
bug, which was brought TO CaliforniA 10 make
war upon the cotton cushion scale. has become
extinct in its native land, and that Australia is
TO be supplied with a new stock Of the useful
parasite hy our State board of horticulture.
The lady bug, krown as the Veda'ia, has been
worth millions Of dollars 10 California ia pre-.
serving the orchards from threatened destruct-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

The plan and scale adopted, will make
the cost Of the banquet at least $4,000.
Covers will be laid for one thousand guests.
Tickets will be $40 each. An elegant
souvenir containing finely engraved like
ness OF Judge Thurman, the speeches de-
livered and the names and addresses of all
participants in the banquet, will be
feature of the occasion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

GTRAYED.--Fr tho farm of u csub
- .scribad, on or about the 18th op1 bay
mare. 10 hands high. five Sears old. few
sad1le ma. ks. little white on hind feet,
shod III front with smooth Shoes; and oLe
black hily, three years old. Liberal re-
ward for Information leading to return Of
same. / u. MILLER,
Mliiers, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
Eixecutor's Notice.

In tho County Conr., OF Linn County
state of OreFoa. In tho mater OF
the estate of Elijah saltmarsh, do
ceased
n Office is htrehy givel that tho nm
~ Gerhigund Las been duly appointed
executor Of said estate. by ho COUNT
Court OF Linn county, Oregon. and that
all persons having claims against eltate
are hereby required To present them to.
gether with tho proper vouchers and
proofs to tho undorslgued at my honse I
tniloe southeast o. Lebanon, on tho swee
liz mo road, In Linn county, Oregon, with
IN six months from tho dato hereof
Dated Il. Albany. Oregon this 2nd day o
| October, A ID, is91.
ISAAC SALTMARsH,
J. J. Whitney. Executor
Atty for Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Careful observations and comparisons made
by scientific Americans prove that lie hottest
region on the earth is on the southwestern coast
Of Persia, where Persia borders the gulf Of the
same name. For forty consecutive days in the
months Of July and August the thermometer
has been known not to fall lower Than Ioo0
night or day. and often run up as high as 1879
in the afternoon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
Public Sale.

HAVING MORE STOCK THAN WE
can winter, we will sell on Saturday
November /. 1890, at our farm on tho
Narrow Gauge railroad, 2 mics south Of
falimhn, without reserve, to the highest
bidder, fine lot Of ye ung horses, consis.
ting OF brood mares In foal 10 Oneoo and
Altego, roGdsters, workhoEses and ponies
on tho following terDts: One years time,
without interest, with approved security
Twelve PER cent or for cash.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Bricks boiled in coal tar are rendered hard
and durable, and machine-madc brick, il boiled
for long period, say twenty four hours be-
come waterproof Bricks thus treated are well
adapted for sewers, cessPools and foundations
o1 huild;noe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

WALL PAPER.-I have Just received
rom the east large invoiceof wall pa
Ger, borders, decorations, ETC., including
the plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
SAMUEL K YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Prof Orion, while urging the imperative ne
cessaity OF taking action 10 restrict the wasleful
use Of natural gas. admits that even the strict
est regulations cannot prevent the exhaustion
Of the supply in few years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
Executors Notice .

Notice Ia hereby given that tho updersign
ed has this day beee duly appointed eseeu
tors Of the lat will and Testament oi Per
msiia Jacobs. deceased All persons having
claims against said deceased arc required Il
present them to tho undersigned or TO J X
Weatherfnrd. attorney for the executors, Al
Albany. Oregon. within ak months from
this date. tho same to be duly verified. a,
required by Law.
This The 2sd day Of September. 1890.
q. 4. TAYLOR.
wn M. WALroS.
i X WHATurnrogp, Executors
Atty for Executors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

COLUMBIA Oct 26-Thc republican state
central committee issued an address .onigh,
indorsing the independent democratic ticket,
headed by Judge Haslsill for governor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

CHICAGO Oct 26-C 7 Cooke the young
physician whose disappearance saused such a
stir, is back in his rooms. His attending ply
sician says overwork has broken him down
physically and mentally, bu. that he will he all
right soon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
stanley Coming.

NEW YORK Od 26-IIenry NJ Stanley, the
African explorer is expected TO arrive in this
country on Nov with his wife and Me- Ten
nant, his mo,her-in-law. lie is to sail from
England Oct 20 on the Teutonic. In New
York The party viii stay at the Everett house.
No public appearance will be made by Stan-
ley unlIl he attends the reception at the Met.
topoitan opera house in this city on the eve
ming Of Nov II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

ES STRAY NOTICE -SsIayed from my
Ia farm one three year old steer, hind
half crop from each ear. Suitable reward
to fny one who will inform me OF Its
Whereabouts. 1Tcs ]. ARpKRsoH.
Ry Turner's Liidge, on calapooia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

The experiment Of tanning leather with pal
metto roots has been successfully tied at Ap-
alachicola, Fla. The leather was as sor and
pIiabIe as the finest calfskin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Prof Cohn Of Breslau, Germany, has found
by careful experiment that ths heating Of damp
hay to a temperature sufficient TO cause
spontaneous combustion is due 10 a fungus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
Hermann Home.

PORTLAND Oct 26-Congressman Binear
Hermann aeriyed home yesterday and Is at
The Portland. CONGRESSMAN Baker Of Roch-
ester N Y came with him. Congressman
Hermann looks well and is in good health.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Electricity applied TO locomotive headlights
is among The safeguards proposed for railway
travel, and recent simpli6ed apparatus is
thought 10 he the most satisfactory SO far intro.
ducad
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

Ofthe 1900 species Of flowers now cultivated
in Europe. only ten per cent give forth any
oder. Thercforeit cannot be said that most
flowers are fragrant.
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Executors N otice,

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been duty ap-
painted by thu County Court of Linn
equity. Oregon, executor OF tho last will
anj Testament of s. q Hiil, deceased late
or Liam county. O.eson. All persona
hf Wing claims against aaid estate are here
by noliiigd In present them dniy verified
to the undersigned at his Office 10 Albany
within ak months from this date.
October q. 1899.
J. {. HILL,
T. J. Sites, Executor
Atty for Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31
A Great ceneral.. nlr.hday.

BERLIN Oct 26-I he celebration Of the
ninctieth anniversary Of the birthday Of Won
Meltke continued today.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-31

The ONLY place ia the ty where East
orn tickets can be purchas is Of w. l..
Jester, at the Southern Pacific Cos ticket
office.
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% NOW AT PORTLAND. OREGON.

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the Durability of Consumption" and a
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