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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
The 9emarrat,
COOLING DOWN.

The Brownsville Times Is cooling down
very much, aud the public must accept OF
this course as evidence OF returning reason.
It says, "The Times has, during the past,
ehamploned the rights OF the people Of
Southern Linn county" Good, as far as
II goes. The people of Southern Linn are
entitled to all the privileges, immuni-
tics, benefits and considerations, that
people of the north part, Ur the west part
- the cast part, are. The tax rayers OF
the south part pay their taxes as do the
tar payers of the other parts. There can
be no dispute or contention about this.
The DEMOCRAT feels Il to be Its duty TO
champion the rights Of all parts of the
county. II says again; "lf Investigation
proves that we arc wrong, We shall gladly
retraet every error made" Very we'll
The Times said; "For the last ten or IF
teen years the northern half has been
managing affairs In their own way, taxing
the southern half without Its having rep
resentallon." Now. we showed that dur
Ing the last sixteen yearI the south part oi
the county had representation al the time,
and half that time hsd majority of the
board. Here investigation brings to light
iadispusable facts showing that the TiNe!
was In error. We have the printed wort
Of the editor that he will retraet this error
We confidently expect to see the retrac,ior
In Its next Issue. But the Timss Is going
to investigate In order to prove that there
has been mlsmanagment of county affairs
Well, n the TtEc, finds there has beer
wrong doing the DEMOCRAT will join II
condemnation Of Il. But there must b
something besides mere assertion, as tn
Tunes has been making in It's last three Is
sues. The DEMocRAr feels 1t to be II
duty az public journal, devoted mainly 4
the promotion OF the interests of LinI
county to insist that the interests of al part
Of the county should be kept in mind. Sure
ly, we can not afford to devote ourselve
exclusively to the interests of one sectio
dthe county as the Tunes says Il intend
to do. The DEMOCRAT will rs cheerful
second the efforts to build up the sub
Stantlal interests Of the south part Of ID
county as will the T1Hes But not like tn
TSSues, 1t will cheeriully lend It's aid In pro
noting the eastern, western ard northern
parts of the county as well as the soutl
part. Before long the Timss must come L
this broad liberal platform.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
OAKyILLE

The farmers are busy putting in their
fall crops.
Messrs Pattison and Hamilton, who
have been visiting in the cast, returned
home on the 4th. Mr. Hamilton Gays he
is not married as reported.
Mr. James Bamiord, OF eastern Oregon,
Is visiting his brother. X. A. He hardly
knew the place. Twenty years ago
when he was here there we're very few
people here.
Rev J NJ Dick is visiting friends here.
The ladies' Of the Woman's Missionary
Society, with the help Of few gentle
men, cleaned and carpeted the church.
Presbytery meets here on Tuesday, 2 80
p. III.
DIR. Charles, Of Philomath, passed
through here last Saturday.
ANcus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

Ia the Circuit Court Of t,s State o. Oregon
for Fhe County Of Li.n.
JAMES G. HARDIN. Plaintiff.
w
CARRIE HARDIN, Defendant.
To Carrie Hardin, tho above named do
fsudant.
IE THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Il Oregon. ynu afo hereby required 10
rppoAr Rnd answer tbs complaint OF the
above plaintiff, in too above entitled
court, now on fiie with the elerk OF said
court. by the frs. day of tho next regular
term Of said court, which tElu term bo.
gins on Monday. ths 9Th day Of 0ctober,
1890, at the Court House in Albany. Linn
county, Oregon. and you are hereby
further notified that IL you fail 10 appear
and Answ er said compaint. an hereby 70
quite1. tho plaintiff will take decree
against you, as prayed for In tho COM
pisint now ON lile in aaid court In said
cause, TO wit: Dissolving tho bonds cf
matrmony now existing between you
and said plaintiff. and giving plainlif in
sHid cause, thu caro- and custody OF the
minor child. Mary Bessie Hardin, aud for
his costs and disbursements in this suit
ibis summons IL published by order OF
the Hon Il. +. Boise, judge OF said court
made at chambers In the city of Salem,
Oregon, on the 9TH day af september. 1900.
w. Il BILYEr.
Alt'y for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
TEMPERANCE CoLImS.



Sevea,y.nlne municipalities OF Manlto
ba now prohibit the retail liquor traffic.
Miss Frances T. willard and her seefe.
tary, Miss Gordon, left home September
18th for two weeks work In the amend.
ment campaign in Nebraska.
DIR Bull, OF New York, discovers that In
the hospitals OF that city sixty fye per
cent Of the pneumonia patients die who
receive alcoholic tEeatlacnt. while In the
London temperance hospital, where no
alcohol Is used, only five per cent die.
Oh cruine judge. whose duty to society
Is, now, TO doom the ragged criminals TO
punishment and death, hadst thou never,
man, duty to discharge In barring up the
hundred open gates that wooed him 10
the felon's dock and throwing but sjar the
portals 10 a decent life ?--Diekcns.
Helen Campbell, author Of "Phsoner.
OF Pow :rty," Ia recent lecture at chau-
tauqua on "The Present Social agd Eco
nomie Condition OF Women, says. "The
woman OF to-day contends net only
against visible but Invisible 'obstructlons.
Untraincd intelligence finds tasks more
and more difficult Women must reach
out for better training and larger uppor,
tunity, and seek with the eagerncss born
OF hard conditions some pesmancn, way oi
escape"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

la allowing inactivity Of the kidneys 20
grew through neglect. The deadly shoals
OF Brighcs disease and diabetes will wreck
the goodlv bark cf health il it's all we'd to
drift rudderless upon them. The bladder,
too, if inactive. and jndicioGs medication
does not speedily direct the helm toward
the port of safety, will be whelmed by the
quicksand Of disease. Ia seiectiur diure-
tIc. lot your choice fall upon Hostetter's
Stomaeh Bitters. which stimulates the renal
organs without irritating and exciting them.
two effects o be apprehemded from the un-
medicated stimuli largely resorted TO. These
have tendency to react preiudicially, The
Bitters invigornte the kidneys and bladder,
in common with the nerves and the diges-
tive organs. and so afford lasting aid. 1t al
so affords dual assistance in preventing and
curing intermittent aud remittent fever
Biliousnness, constipation and rheumAti snl
lEo subjugates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
Notice Of Guardian Sale.


Notice II hereby given TO ALI whom IL
may concern:
xrSfr.rrtru utrgr,,,,a,f,.,, o,r- .,.,
"a :, ~ - ,.s. nDaissa"Nh =, VhhD
Aau VI tho person anu estate oi Ever
s p,s ,i.s,,n ~ ~ ,nih9; VII uhoer anu
- 49,. - . or viooi ~ .ho county eouis s
o,,.i'saS 'or ~ .h o"hy, V'eBoou. hs s npu
'you 800 "a ie9" ~ ,San ol ,, ,.e o.h nay ~ DIP
iba ,,,,,t, -. % ,b,' "s pupiie austson ~
a., ~, ,t.., ~ ii n. .o No".s no"s,
~ s9,tJ 1,sJ - :, a.di', >" LINN oo"h'y' :"
s'o - oos'h' y"
FFhHy' the oist nay OF october, ~ ID fseo'
At ono tl) O'Clock u m. of said day. 10
tho hlgheal bidder for u Is gold coin, to
bo paid at tho time Of aale. I'll the right,
tltlo and interest Of said minor in and 10
tho following deacrjbed real eEtato and
promises, To wit:
Tho south half OF tho sou III west anarter,
southwest quarter of tho southoast quar-
! ter of kection u, aud Tho nor,h half nj
| tho north west aii ,rter. and tho north wex:
quarter Of Tho northeast quarter OF see.
ton Band ali inT 1iSRi 10 Of tho WI.
lamette msfi idiati. and In Linn eouuty,
Oregon, and being . part of Tho donatior
land claim Of Edward III Loftua and wifo
Also tho nortbe ast quarter OF The aonth
cas-. quarter OF section 30, 4 I1SRI r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
TENDERFEET.

Many people who visi, Oregon from the
cas-, are disappointed. They come expecting
to find It a bowling wilderness. The bear no
ionSer seeks its old haun,s. The buffalo no
longer roams the prairie aud the red man
doesn't swoop down on tn as he did
Nothing save personal visit viii convince the
ns tive Of the East ,ha, the Wild animals arc
not now camping in close proximity To the set {,
Tiers, and tha, the noble rel man ot,he forest
does no, slill reign as chief sovereign in the
region west OF the Missouri river II Is usless
10 aiiemp. to argue the poin, with the Eastern
er that the wild beasts are averse to civilization,
for he doesn't believe Il. In fact. he believe,
anything is possible in the West.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
STICK To FACTS.

Democracy. with all its promises to the
country, could not pass such bill, IA tariff
billl during its supremacy in congress, and il
Republicans accomplish the Herculean task
thsy will have secured a substantial victory
MoK1faiHcer.
But have you not strsyed from the line OF
truth1 The democrats did pass tariff bill in
the house, but having had no supremacy" in
the senate, it failed to pass that body. 1t is
difficult for protection organ 10 stick TO tn:
truth in treating Of the tariff question
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
Executors Notice .

Notice Is hereby given that the andctsigu-
ed ban this day been duly appointed exeeu-
tors Of tho lAst ~l!l aud testament of Per
nelsA jacobs. deceased. All persons having
claims against SAID decsassd are required io
ptesen: them to this unaersigaed OF To J X
Wsasherferd. attorney Tor the executors. a,
Albany. Oregon, within ak months from
this date, the same 10 be daily verified, 81
required hy law
Thi, the Fad day q September. 1890,
G. a. TAYLOR,
VIZ. MlWALros,
i h NEATiiEhfoEn, Executors.
Atty for Executors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

A republican farmer who uniformely woes
{ or Hermann and the party candidates who
send Michel and Dolph TO the Senate, said
the other day that he thinks congress should
have put juie sacks and binding twine on the
rec list. He said he had right to demand this.
That depends. II the farmeris democrat o
republican who believes that the duties should
be reduced and all schedules put on revenue
basis, then he has right to demand free
wine ard free jute; but il he is projections.
e has no more right to demand free twine
and free jute sacks than others do free iron,
free sugar, free wooden goods and free eggs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

The Orogonjag and other protection organs
speak with self-satis6ed complacency Of the
effect Of the Mckinley bill in bringing in upon
Us an avalanche Of foreign laborers 10 Oil a sup
posed demand an account Of the increase Of
manufacturing in this country These organs
protest vehemently against permitting Eu-
ropean manufacturers TO dump their products
on our soil, but the cheap, vicious, nihilistic
laborers Of the Eastern continent are welccm-
ej, and in fact often brought over under con-
tract. Thus The rich manufacturer is pro-
tected while the laboring nan mas no protect
ion except the canopy Of heaven which the
rich graciously permit him yet % enjoy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
sherif's Sale.
IN Me cireaa Court Of the State IF Oyegoa
fer The County Of jackson.
PERRY HYDE, plalntifr,

(0 sf"b S"afHy ~ ~"s"svHt
PERRY HYDE, Plaintiff,
W. II. MYEitS, Defendant.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue of An execution and order
OF sale lssned out Of tho above named
court In tho above omitted action 10 mo
directed aud delivered. I did, In Linn
county, Oregon, on the Ord day of Oeto-
ber, 1890, duly .evy upon ali tho right
titlo and interest OF the above named de-
fodant, w. II. Myers, IN and TO tho real
propeity hereinafter described, and /
will on
saturday, the gth day or November. 1890,
nj tho iurt house door, in tho city OF
Albany, Linn county. Oregon, nj the hour
Of ! o'clock, IN, or said day, sell at
public auction for caah IN hand to tho
highest bidder, all tho right, tltio and
interest Cf the eaid defendant In and 10
tho real property 20 levied upon. tho
samo being The real property described
In said execution aud order Of sale na
follows, - wii.
Beginning mt point 10 chains west oi
the corner to actions 20, ~, 81 and IS, fl
IL, y X 4 w. and running thence woal
along tho north limo Of eaid section "a
10 chains, Thence south 40 chalnt; thence
Il 20 chains aud 10 liskf; thence EortI
20 chains; thence west 10 chs and 10 links
thence north 20 chs 10 the place OF be
ginning. .oonlaining7D i0-i00 no. On, moreoi
lloes, IN Linn county, or. The proceeds
arising from the sale of said promises Il
be applied TO the satisfaction Of the cost
aud disbursements Of tho action, taxed Is
s. the ae9rning costs upon said exc
eulion, aud TO the payment Of plaintiff
judgment according 70 the lermsihereoi
nated this 9th day Of October. 1890.
III SooTT,
Sheriff OF Linn county, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

In the Mills bill there was reduction on
woolen goods from an average duty of 68 per
cent to an average duty Of AZ per cent, being
reduction Of 26 per cent. The Oregoniaa
Indignantly protested against the slight reduc.
tion on the ground that it favored the manu-
facturers too much The Mckinley bill not
only does not make any reduction, but makes a
large increase in the duties-that is the in
crease is from 6S to o2 per cert, and yet the
OyegOnian pronounces the bill good and very
good. Great is the influence Of partisan bias.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

The oldest lawsuit ever known is now
in progress of trial in the highest Russian
court in st. Petersburg. Originally it was
brought 500 years ago against the city of
Ksmeneg -Pcdosk, by the heirs of a noble
man. to recover several thousand acres of
his estate which had been confscated by
the municipality. The testimony in the
case is weighty; there are forty-fivc tons
of 1t in manuscript.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
WHAT DO YOU MEAN7

The democratic doctrine Of free trade
means the crushing oat Of American indust-
ries, or to reduce the American laborsr 10 the
ievd OF the European pauper.-I'e"diefO1
Tribune. Now this cry Of "hec trade" has
no terrors for us, but in the most friendly
spirit, we would ask Bro Strange what he
means by the terms democratic doctrine Of
free tiade" We trust the zriGHHe will be
candid and full in its answer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has been by the
County Court for Linn county, Oregon,
duly appointed administrator Of the es-
tate of Maria Crewes, deceased. late of
Linn county, Oregon. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby
notified to presens them properly verified
within six months # m this date to the
undersigned at Albany, Oregon.
Sept 25, 1890.
GRo HuMPHREx.
Aduiuintrafnr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
Nihilisu, Baked.

NEWARK, N J, Oct 5-Herr Nest had
been literally advertised - address socialis-
tic meeting here tonight. AT the appointed
hour crowd, mostly composed of Russians
and Ger mans, gathered in the hall and greeted
the anarchist with loud cheers. The police
then entered, and TO :he discontinue Of the
audience, escorted Most from the hall and gave
him hafhour TO leave the city. lie compli--
ed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

aHH u Aeohss heE husoand, MARY r Dor
ria and j J Doris. her husband, Pifi.
Va
I Shields and Julii Shields his wife, Jas
A Shields ane Emma Shields his wife,
Virginia + Shields. Minnie Shields, Sam
rel l. Shields, Mary Shielda. Lizzie Shieldn
kitiie Shields, aud Sarah VI Shields.
To Minnie shields. Samuel l. Shiclds.
Mary Shields, Lizzie Shields and Kittic
Shields.
In the name Of the state OF Oregon, YOU
are hereby required TO be and appear and
answer the complaint filed against you in the
aboye entitled suit in tho above entitled
eouf, by the tirst day Of the next regular
term Of the above entitled court, 10 wit: On
Monday the 9th day Of o ;,ober, 1890, and
II you tail to appear and answer the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief PRAYED
for in their complaint, viz, For decree OF
The court To partition the real estate owned
by plaintiffs end defendats as tenants in COM
mon, described 50 follows, to-wit:
Lots and . and fractional lot 3 in block
IL. III eastern addition to the city of Alb any,
Linn county. Oregon. Also lots l, rs nd
the west half cf lot 2, in block l3 in the as
tern addition to the city of Albany, Leenn
SpuAtyt OEekun. AihO commencing at IN y
w corner OF block No 81 in uackleman's =
2nd addition to the city Of Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, and running thence Eorth ].
eriy on the western boundary line # said
block III feet; thence easterly parallel with
The northern boundary line Of said block, sc
feet; thence soatherly parallel with said
western boundary line, III feet; thence
westerly on tho aouthe,n boundary line OF
said. block, 6G feet to the plac. of beginning.
And n partition cannot be had with
ont material injury to the interest of the
parties hereto, that the said real estate be
sold as pt oyided by law and the proceeds
II s: Id sale be partitioned according to
tho respective interests ofthe plaintiff and
iefendants, and that tSo costs and dis
ursments be taxed rs by law provided,
.nd for such otner reliof as TO equity
may seem just.
This summons is published by order
Il Hon Il p Boise. Judge of said Court
made Mt Chambers at Salem, Oregon,
18th, 1889.
X WEATHEgFoRD,
Atty for Plaintiffs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
IT. Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Judge Boise rendered a decision the
other day in the YamhiII county circuit
court involving the constiutiontality-
OF the act of the last legislature
appropriating state funds to build wagon
road over in the coast section Of the coun-
try. We have not seen the decision. nor
have we been informed as 10 the grounds
upon which he bases Il, but any one at all
conversant with the constitution of the
state need not be uncertain as TO what part
that instrument was violated in the passage
Of the act In queslIon. Subdivision 4,
Section %, Article 4. of the constitution
provides that the legislative assembly shall
not pass special or local laws "for laying
opening, ard working, on highways, and
for the election or appointment of su-
pervisors." The last legislature passed
some ten or a dozen especial acts" for
the laying out, opening and working as
many roads, and appropriated nearly $780,
900 of the peoples money 10 bEild these
roads. The acts were all clearly uncon-
stitutional and we feel sure the supreme
court will affirm Judge Bosses decision II
the case shall be taken to that tribunal of
asst r esort. We trust it may. The broad
nroad into the state treasury should be
blocked up against a set. of legislators
whose chief business seems to be TO make
bargains to raid the treasury. When these
bills were first introduced into the legis-
lature the DEMOCRAT protested, not only
against ithe dangerous precedent, but 1t
urged then, that such laws were In con
travention of the constitution of the state
Let the case go to the supreme court, not
that it will save the unlawful expenditure
of money appropriated by those bills, but
that 1t may curb the action of the next leg
islature in such matters.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

The California democrats are in stew a.,
bout nominating free traders for congress.
They know It would be against the interests Of
the state. but they particularly fear democratic
defeat --Sfatesman. To ask the StatsonlaS
wha, it means by the term "free trader" would
be legitimate and very pertinent, but we opine
that Il viii no: give an open candid answer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10
Public Sale!

FINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL oFPE
u a. public sale at his residence miles
south Of Albany, on the cenaty read leadih
TO Tangent, on
Saturday, October 18th, 1890,
the following described personsl property,
to-wit: Three head of horses; thirty three
head Of hogs, sixteen of which will make
good pork. balance are shoatK; Two Nc
Cormick linders, enc twine and one wire;
one Mccormick mower; one Sulky hay rake;
two Oliver chilled plows, and several other
pSows of different styles; Two harrows;
harness for four horses; two wagons; one
wooden roller; one harpoon fork and rig,
and a general variety OF household and kith-
en- furni urr, and many other articles teo
numerous to meu,ion. Terms of sale: On all
sums Of S. oilesF. cash. All sums above IS
notes, six moa:hS time with approx ed secar
ity, aud TO draw interest stiS per'e.pt anuum.
w. {. MORGAN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

Es STRAY EOTICE.-Strayed from my
IL farm one three year old steer, hind
half crop from each ear. Suitable reward
to lny one who will inform me or its
Whereabouts. TUos /. ANDERSON.
BY Turner'S BRIDGE on Calapooia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

ED. ZEYSs. PlainiT.
s s MeFadden aud JcsIo Mc.
Fadden. his wife, VIM II
MeFaddcn aud - McFadden,
his wifr. Mary J Stout and "
Is Stout. her husband. Hattie
G whitney an - whitney,
her husband, Flora J. Wright
aud r NJ " right. her husband
Frank Byo,hby. X ll5onihby.
A T. HTy ant and fl Bryant he"
husband. = Il YuuuF. l. T.
Bi~in and tho albany Farm
ers Company, a corporation
uefsE dania
THxo TUE ABOVE NAMED pEFES
dabfs, Flora Wright and r 81
Nri. .;ht, her huEbsnd.
In the namn of the state Of Oregon, you
arc hereby required to la aud appear aud
answer the complaint flied against ycu In
tho above entitled court In the above
entitled suit, by the ilrs. day OF the Lsxt
regular io-m ol the Fbaya entitled court,
to wit:
Monday. the z7ih day of ortsher. 1890.
aud II you fall TO appear and answer, tho
plaintiff will apply TO tho court for the
relief pray ed for in his complaint. viz:
For the foreclosure OF q mortgage on tho
following real estate, towil:
claim sf WIN McFadden and Margaret
McFaddsn. his wife, Not M 1895, and
claim No 81, 10 Up IFS, II 3 w Of VIII
amoiio Meridian. Also tho north one
half oftho following descFibed promises,
towii: beginning At tbs y W corner OF
tho north naif Of the donation iRud claim
Not No liaS. and claim 53 in TIP IL SR2
w, thence east 10 chains, thence 5 Is
chains. thence w So 90 chains thoEca =
ib chains 10 tho place Of BEGINNING. all in
Linn county, Oregon and containing 100
aoros
and that tho same be sold To satisfy
plaintiffs dem lands against Margaret
BQothby. deceased. for tho sum of $ilDO
whh interost from the 7th day of January
1890, ai tho ratio OF 10 per cent per anuum,
and the further aum OF ei25 attorneys
fees. and for the costs aid disbursements
of this suit TO DO taxed. And tho dofen
1ants and all holding under them be
forever barred from tho right of
redemption In u jd to ssid lands, and for
such other order ~ may be Just.
This summons IL published by order of
Honorable Il p Boise. Judge of the sbovo
entitled court, made at Chambers Ia tile
city ofsAlem, Oregon, on the 18th lay of
August, 1890.
] K WgATHRaF ND,
Atty for Plaiutlff.