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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-31
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Schedule in effect June, ?, 1890.
ARRIVE AT ROANOKE.
500 D. IN. Daily-Memphis Express,
from Hagerstown and The
north. Through Pullraan
sleeping cars from New
York and Philadelphia to
Chattanooga and Nam
phis via Harrisburg, Ella
gerstown and Roanoke
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press from New York,
Philadelphia and Balti-
more, making connect on
through to the south
Carries through Pullr:an
palace buffet sleeping .,al
from Philadelphia to New
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via Harrisburg, Hagsrsr
town, Roanoke, Cleve-
land, Calera, and L. S N.
r. r.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
: As a. III. Daily-Baltimore express
,ih from all points south :or
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Harrisburg, PHILADELPHIA 20
and New York. Car
ries Pullman palace
buffet sleeping car fIom r
Roanoke to Philadelphia
without change, via jFa-
gerstown and Harrisburg.
!. 20 D. m. Daily-New York and q
Philadelphia express, =
from Memphis. Chat :,
tanooga and all L
points south. For Pail
adelphia and New York.
Carries Pullman Palsce
buffet sleeping cars L
through to Philadelphia a
and New York via Ro IN :
oke, Hagerstown and
Harrisburg.
Ticket agents will furnish all infor
lation and through schedules upon
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Remittances must be either by New
York Draft, Express or Registered
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Banks. Tickets sent direct to manage
ment will be paid by drafts on New
York. Montreal, st. Paul, Chicago,
San Francisco or City of Mexico. For
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A famous Stage Family.

George Drew Barrymore divides the
honors Of Cranes new play with the
star. 1t is o remarkable sight to see
this gifted woman doing her level best
to satisfy her mother with her work,
awoman who, at the age.of nearly 70,
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DIRECTORS:

GEORGE B. McLANE, Virg Ma,
President;
CHARLES NJ. BLALEFoRD, Ly lch-
burg, Pres't Peoples National B.nk,
w. II. BARCLAY, Pittsburgh, Pa;
GEORGE e. JUNKIN, Montgomery
county, Va;
w. j. JOHNSON, Richmond, Va.
Pres't Citizens Bank;
ED. S. HUTTER, Lynchburg.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
A Missouri Letter,

FAYETTE. Mo, Oct u, 1890.
will give you a sketch of my TIP while
here. Il,it Fayet,e on the 9th for St.
Paul. Landed at Moberly the same day
and started north for Iowa and Minnesota.
had good chance to view the country,
as Travelled the same road going and
coming; that part passed through during
the niPht going up, pass over in the day
time on my return. From Fayette 10
Moberly II is rather rough, portion of II
being coal district. There Is plenty of
coal shipped from Moberly to points along
the railroad. Mcberly is quite place OF
business. Some fine farms adjoining the
town. II Is good farming country In all
directions from Moberly.
At Moberly / took the Wabash road
north, and reached Ouumwa a5oUt 9 M
President Harrison spoke there on the 9th
and / saw a fair sample Of prohibition.
The worst set of people ever saw In all
my travels; no law nor order. They
don't have any wine to sell, but there was
plenty Of spirits there, and half or more of
the good pcople-if / may call them good
were drunk, or so near that they could
not behave themselves. ] have been In a
good many hard places but that was the
worst ever saw. should say that there
we've 10000 people there.
FromOttumwa nor,h 10 St. Paul there
are good looking, well improved farms,
with good looking corn crops. Reached
ST. Paul at at night and did not get 10
see the much on account OF rain. ! met |
a lady here who said they were going TO |
Salem, Oregon. She said she was rela-
tive of county CLERK Payne, but had not
heard of his election. 1 left on the 7 |
o'clock train, Saturday, for my old home, !
Fayette, which reached Monday.
found all well, but no paper from
home. We have had plenty of rain here. |
Weather fine; crops are not very good
potatoes are worth 81 IS per bushel, corn
10 cents, and wheat 81, and a very poor
article at that. Vegetables are scarce,
having had a dry season Fall sown
wheat looks well, times are hard, money
scarce. Election comes off In November.
A few Of the white people and the negros
axe the republican side, but majority of
he whites are democrats. would like
o have some of my republican friends In
Oregon see the condition here. ! think
hey would change and be something else.
Z. TcREER
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
Mcknight Bros.
Notice Of Guardian Sale.

Notice Is holeby given 10 nil whom II
my concern:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUARD
A ian oil Tao person aud estate of Ever
cit G. Downing, n minor. viii under and
hv virtue ol sn order Of the county court
of Marion county, Oregon, mR 70 aud
entered Of record on the Ssh day OF Sep
tem5ei A d 1890. sell nj pnbilc auction al
tho north door of tho county court hous5
ia the city nj Albany, IN Linn county, in
tho state Of Oregon. on
Friday. the aist nay OF October. 4. % 1880.
at one % O'clock p IN. Of Eaid day, 20
the Highest bidder for u X gold coin. To
be paid Mt tks time OF sale. ell the right,
tillo and interest Or said minor IN and TO
tho following described real estate and
promises. to wit:
The 4 auth half Of tho sou. hwest qnnrtor
southwest quarter OF tho southeast quar-
ter Of section 81; and tho north half OF
tho north est qu utter, aud tho northwes;
quarter OF the northeast quartsr OF soc,
Jon q and ali iuT II y X T. Of tho " H..
lametie meridian, aud in Linn county,
Oregon, and being part Of tho donation
land claim OF Edward II Loitns aud wife,
Also Tho northeast quarter Of tho south.
essi quarter Of ttetion 80, 4 II > II j.,
ana lots aud 10 ia section 20, and lots /,
2 I. ). q. in section 20, and Tot In sec
ton so. I Il ) I. r.. and all OF tho fol-
lowing described land save aud except 90
acres In tho northwest corner thereof
heretofore Enld aud conveyed 10 Abraham
Sylvester TO wir
Parts OF lets 20 aud - T ii y II L,
bounded aud described n. follow: 10
ginning NJ point J. 7.50chains east aud IS o.
chains north of the southwest corner of
said lot 30 aud tuuniag th6uce south ~ -
hahn; thence cast 20 chains, thence
north chains. thence east 80 chains.
thence north Gt ~ chains, thenco west
5o.40 chains, TO tho place OF beginning.
Alec commencing at the southwest corner
OF Edward III Lotus donation land claim
notification No 5Gii situate ia I II = X T.
OF tho Willhmette meridian, Oregon, run
Ming thence saHt so rods, thence north 100
rods. thence west 50 rods, thence south
100 rods 10 place Of beginning, all of said
land II situate In Linn county, State of
Oregon
ALI the right, title aud interest Of said
minor In and 10 tho said real estate and
premises. beiug an undivided ono eighth
(i.s) thereof
Dated this September 23sd. 1890.
AIRS. NJ. J. DOWSING.
Guardian OF tho oerHon and estate Of
Everett G. Downing, minor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

Edited by albany W. G. r. U,

An order has been Issued by tho super
intendent Of the Chicago Milwaukee 4
st. Paul railroad, forbidding the sale of
Intoxicating liquors In railroad hotels
located on the company's property.
Mr.. s. Il. Hershey says In q recent ar
ticle: "Woman lives longer than man,
goca insane less numerously, commits
suicide ono-third M often, makes one
tenth the demand on the public purse
for support In jails, prisons and aims
houses, and In every regard manifests
potentially above that OF man."
The editor of the Now York Indepen-
dent has interviewed, by letter, seventy
railroad superlntendents, who testify,
almost without exception, that total ab.
atinenco IL required Of all employees. In
most caaea tho prohibition applies
either while on or off duty Smoking
IN also prohibited among the men while
on duty by some of the companies.
Mira. Mary Clement Lcavitt, In her
last letter TO the Union Signal, makes a
most earnest plea for signatures 10 the
worlds petition. She writes as follows
'"rhere ought TO DC n million, nay, five
million, signatures In the United Shites
There were, some years ago, six milliont
Of women In the Christian church In the
United States. Why not, then, ut least
five million signatures2
~ know you are busy. know What
IL 10 10 snatch TN hour from u day crowd
ed full OF home dutics, 10 do bit o
temperance work. know what II il tC
be obliged to neglect some thingB Of i'm
portance 10 accomplish something o
greater moment. AS IN the sight Of Got
| ask you to take up this work Mt once
and do II thoroughly, that the result vii
be all that We hope. And now | shal
not speak or write Of il more 10 IA,
American sisters."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
CHE aellratrat,
SOME QUESTIONS.

The Brownsville 7Tmcs following up Its
charge that the people In the south half OF
Linn county are taxed high In proper
ton than In the north h1.t submits the
following questions to the DKMocRAr for
answer;
Ist. What Is the assessed valuation OF
real estate In Linn county, and Is the
same quality of land In the northern half
assessed higher than In the southern haltI
II so,whyS II a difference, please give the
average assessed value per acre In the
northern half, also in the southern halt.
I'd, What is the amount OF Indebtedness
on real estate, In Linn county, Ath. Draw
ing a line from east to west In the center OF
the county, which half carries the heaviest
burden Of indebtednessl and upon what Is
Il eairied-what securityp Sth. Dedueting
the total Indebtedness on real estate from
the total assessed value OF teal estate in
the county, what Is the balaneep Deduct
ing the total Indebtedness on real estate
Ia the northern half Of the county from
the total assessed value, what is the bal
cncep DeLucting the total Indebtedness
upon real estate In the southern half OF the
county from tie total assessed value, what
is the balancep Or. How many mills
taxes on the dollar does Linn county paYf
9TH. What Is the total amount OF taxes
raised on real estate In the northern hall
Of the county, also In the southern parlf
Sth. What Is the difference between the
total amount Of taxes raised on real estate
In the northern half and that raised In the
southern halfl
The answers to all these questions, the
Tiaes supposes, would furnish proof OF It's
assertion referred to above. Such being
Its belief, Il Is an exhibition of cheek and
gall without parallel on its part to ask NJ
to furnish proof 10 sustain It's side OF this
controversy. This scheme on the part oi
the Timcs would be like plaintiff In cur
calling upon the deiendent to produce proc
to sustain plaintiffs complaint. This Is Al
unheard OF step. But really the Time
promised It's readers that Il would g
through the records and obtain the fact
that would serve as an answer to all thes'
questions. Why has 1t not done so' 1t
editor was down and made a search OF th
records; why does It not publish the resul
of It's Investigations. No, we beg to be eS
cused from doing that for the Time, whi>I
II promised i. would do for It's readers
Come, nov stick to the issue that you mad
yourself, namely, that the people of tn
south part of the county are taxed highe
than those Of the north. This we den
and challenge the proof. You have nc
FINISHED a single proof TO sustain I'll
proposition. Until you do 20, It will be O
no avail TO 60 of into voluminous article
about the Indebtedness of individual Ia
payers which has nothing In the world
do with your charge about the tax payer
of the south part paying more than the
proper share Of the taxes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
ReV. Humphrey Burned Out

ELMIRA, CAL, Oct. nth, 1890.
Editors Democrat:
Truly are the vicisitudes of life many
and great and in consequence of being
able to give my personal experience in
support of this proposition l am again
compelled to ask you to change my ad-
dress from Brentwood, as indicated above.
This in consequence OF being burned out
on Sept. 4th, sustaining loss Of nearly
every thing we had.
The heat of the campaign is upon us,and
Democrats seem to be as much dissatisfied
with Republican choice as Republicans
are with the Democratic ticket. Disqual-
flying charges are made by both, and It
really seems that both parties are about to
make out case.
The season Of the vintage is at hand /.
and everything is active along that line.
The fruit crop for the season has been
abundant, and prices being good has yielded
handsome returns.
In many respects l like this country
well, but have yet to learn its advantages
over Oregon.
Respt'y yours,
w. ID. HUMPHREY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
EASILY SATISFIED.

Tie Salem JeNrHGiis pleased with McKin-
sy'S explanation Of the. effect Of tariff. 1t
quotes from MeKinley's speech made the other
day in Holmes county Ohio, as follows:
II is said the republican protective tariff puts
burdens upon the people. There is not a nan
in this audience who knows any thing about it,
for he does not feel the weight Of federal tax
alton. TAis tax is not pad by consumers.
This federal taxation spoken Of by MeKin-
ley is the indirect one raised by the tariff. lie
says the consumer Goes not pay this tax. This
is the absurdest proposition thai we have ever
known to fall from the lips Of any intelligent
man. To show the absurdiiy Of MeHinley'S
position: For the fiscal year ended June 80
1889 there were imported into the United
States wool and woOlen goods to the value Of
s7I,Is3,o3s,s7 uron which duty was paid
amounting to S4I,379, oS1,7I. This duty
was sPaid. Of course, by the importer before
these goods could be placed upon tSe Ameri-
can market, but the importer added this duty
10 the price ofthe goods when he sold them TO
the wholesaler, jus, as be added the freight to
the price Of the goods. This duty TO the re-
taller and the consumer is simply part Of the
COS, Of the goods, and hence, the consumer
bears this burden Of federal iaxaiion, and he
feels !, in the extra COS, Of :he goois. Does
Mckinley hope TO get into congress by thus
deluding the voters Of his district? No, the
proposition is too absurd for serious considera-
tion. To say that the consumer docs not psy
the freight on goods shipped from a foreign
country, is just as sensible and logical as to say
hat he does not pay the duty on duiiable
goods shipped from foreign country, But
the fact remains tina, he pays both. SO much
for MeKinley's logic
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

The Roseburg Piainduisr makes u long
argument TO show that, where mortgage
Is taken upon real estate which Is not
worth nearly so much as the mortgage. (as
Is often the case when the debtor has no
more security TO give) the mortgage should
not be assessed at any more than the land
Is worth. Section s7S7 Hill's Code pro-
vidcs that "ln all cases the assessor shall
assess such debt ard security for the full
amount of such debt, that appears from
the record OF such security to be owing,
unless In the judgment of the assessor the
land OF real property by which such debt
is secured Is not worth as many dollars rs
still appears unpaid of such debt, and ther
In that case he shall assess such debt ant
security at whatever sum he thinks to b'
their real cash value" This We thlnl
makes full provision for the supposiiIov
case cited by the PLisdcGl,r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
Summons.

In The Circuit Court Of the STATE Of Oregon
for fke County Of Linn.
JAMES c. HARDIN, Plaintiff,
Vi
CARRIE HARDIN, Defendant.
To Carrie Hardin, the above named dc.
fsndaut:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Il Oregon. ycu are hereby required TO
appear and anRwof tie complaint of the
above plaintiff, in tho above entitled
court, now on file with tho clerk OF said
court. by tho first day of the uexi regular
term OF said court, which said term be-
gins on Monday. tho 9Th day Of October,
1890, at tho Court House Ia Albany. Linn
county, Oregon. aud you are | ereby
furtaor notified that II you fall 10 r. d ear
ana ansH or said compalnt, az here by re-.
quired. tho plaintiff will take a decree
against you, as prayed for In the COM
plant now on fiie in aa!d court In said
cause, TO wit: Dissolvlng the bonds Of
matritnony now existing between You
and said plaintiff, and giving plaintiff in
said cause, the care and custody of the
minor child. Mary Bessie Hardin, and for
his costs and dishurst ments In this suit
This summons Is published by order o!
The Hon II. p. Bplao, judge OF said court
made &C chambers In the city of Salem,
Oregon, on the oth day ofseptember, 1890
w. X BILYEu.
Atty for Pl4ihtiH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
OAkyILLE

After Presbytery we have got settled
down, not so many ministers, but more
working men.
Mr. Mcbride and family, OF Missouri,
arrived here last week. Mr NJ. brought
his team, wagon and farming implements.
lie has come 10 stay.
The YPSCE met last Wednesday
evening and elected delegate to the
State convention Of the Y T. q l., which
meets at Salem on the 2lst inst.
Speaking OF old coins and the value OF
tuem. what is the value Of u S bank
note bearing date 1911? Is it worth more
than its face?
The Horticultural Society met Tuesday
evening. The meeting was enthusiastic
and there was enthusiastic war waged on
the Goblin moth, but he need not be
for this war will only last
through the winter and he can have the
next apple crop.
AMTrIfa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


] lSEArTLE Oct af--Thcre lisa war between
the Oregon Improvement Co. and residents of
Rcn,on, town on Lake Washington, about
twelve miles from Seattle. The company al
leges Wholesale stealing of coal from It's cars
and everybody In Renion burns coal aud but
few buy It, Deputy Sheriff Ninsen was on
guard ann arrested u Gordon for robblng cars.
Gordon admitted taking coal but not stealing
L. AT hearing hejore Justice Rivers he was
discharged for lack OF evidence, WInser being
being the only witness against him. Another
arrest wis made today and Superintendent
Carr tried 10 eouvine the man thut taking coal
hom the cars was stealing. Intense feeling
ex Sls agaidst the Co. at Renton and the whole
population is 30 aroused that II Ia ieased that
further atlesls may cause violence. Sine the
arrests little coal has been stolen and snlea al
Renon arc largely increased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
Take Care There ls Danger,

In allowing inactivity Of the kidneys 10
gr W through neglect. The deadly shoals
OF Brights disease aud diabetes 1ill wreck
the go0dlv bark cf health If tits all we'd to
drift rudder!ess upon them. The bladder,
too, if inactive. and jndicioIs medication
docs not speedily direct the helm toward
the port Of safety, will be wheImed by the
quicksand Of disease. La eclec:iug a diure-
tic, let your choice fall upon Hostetter's
Stomach Bittcrs which stimulates the renal
organs without irritating and exciting thom,
two effects o be apprehemded from the un-
medicated stimuli largely resorted to. These
have tondeucy to react prcjudicially. The
Bittera invigorate the kidneys and bladder.
n common with the nerves and the digcs
i've organs. and so afford lasting aid. 1t al
o affJfds dual assistance 10 preventing and
ming intermittent and remittent fever
iiiousness, constipation and rheumatism
40 tubjugates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

WASHINGTON, oe, 2o-Thefe is painful
Tumor in circulation here 10 the eilse, that the
members Of eongfess Who wtn, into pool lot
the purchase Of large quantity of silver before
'he bill pss,sd aays been unable 10 dispose ol
their holding, and are likely 10 carry them
iome months | efoFc the deal reaches the quo
taiion Of month or six weeks ago. /, is
understood the pool represents sio.ooo, 900 10
silver purchased 4, prices ranging rom :oa 20
Ito. After the passage oi the act quotations
ran up as high as ito, but the spectators IN
New York ualoaded to rapidly. add 10 much
metal was shipped into this country from Eng
iand, that the market Aa,,ened ana the con
gressmen are unable TO dispose Of the large
quantity they purchased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
Executors Notice.

In The couuiy Cour,. of Linn County,
Stale of Orego.. In the matter oi
the estate OF Elijah Sailmarah, de
ceastsi.
n Office j. hereby give.i tha. the un
~ Gcrsignnd has b,.en tIuiy eppginied
executor Of said estate. by he COUNTY
Court OF Linn county. Oregon. and that
NIL persons having claims against sstato
arc hereby required to present them To.
gether with the proper vouchers aud
proofs to The undersignod at my house :
miles southeast oa Lebanon, on tho Swea;
IL me road, Ia Linn county, Oregon, with
IN hlS months from the date hereof,
Dated at Albany. Oregon this 2ud day oi
oetobor, A d. $500.
ISAAC SALTMA RsH,
J. J. Whitaey. Executor.
ATTY for Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

Frei II. Flicker, an old time newspaper md
theatrical man, writes from tho Baldwin Hotel,
J. ~. :" No ordinary occurrence could Induce
me TO allow my name to be used, bat have
aud Indigestion. Before / tried joys Vege-
table sarsnparlla, spent many a dollar on
rcmcdles without relief Ny misery was so
great at times 1t seemed rs II should die. In
Ebree days found Jop was in that BOTTLE and
the second put me on my feet. IL Will cheat
the grave of many n victim.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
Executors Notice .

Notice ia hereby given thai tho updersigH.
cd has this day been duly sppointod exeou-
tors OF tho laat will saa testament Of Per
meliA Jacobs, DECREASED. All persons having
claims against said deceased are required to
preaent them 10 the undersigned or to ] X
Weaihosf.'rd. attorney for .he executors, at
Albany. Oregon. within elk months from
'his date. the ,ame TO ba duly verified, as
required hy law.
This the Pad day Of September. $780,
G. A. TAYLOR,
VS. Nj. WALros,
! X WEAruERFoRp, Executors.
Atty for Executors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

Dispatches from all large cities and
many towns In Kansas state that many
original-packge saloons have been open
cd and are doing athriving business, as the
result of the decision yesterday by the Un-
tied States circuit court. Several mass
meetings were held throughout the state
this evening at which the governor was
petitioned to cali an extra session to re-en .
act the old one,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

1t is sad that there are only two words in
the English language which contain all the
vowelS in their order. They are "abstemious'
and "flcetious." The following words each
have them in irregular order: Authoraiive,
disadvantageous, encouraging, efieacious, in
s;antaneous, imporunate, mendacious, nefari
Gus, preearioui, pertinacious, sacriegious, sim
ulianeous, tenacious, uninienlional, objection
able, unequiyocal, undiscoyerable and vexaii-