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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02
The Verdict Unanimous.

New cream cheese just received at Conrad
Meyers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

. Good cooking stove only SO At Hops; i \
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

Or. NJ. H. ElIis. physician aud surgeon
Albany, Oregon. talls made IL city d
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

<sse. This Trade Mar k on o stove
kdAsl4 means 1t Is the best that ex-
V53slIS pe.isnce and skill can con-
vlfI53sW trive. Sold only by @. w.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

Notice Il hereby given that the under
signed. duly appointed. qualified and
nctinr executor of the last will aud testament
n Lydia Jones, deceased, late OF Linn conD-
~. Oregon, has filed with the Clerk Of the
Conuty Court. for said county and stste, his
hnal acoonnt aud the court has fixed the
10Th day Of May. 1890. at tho hour Of 10
o'clock o. M, for hearing objections to said
account nnd to settle aid estate.
This srd day Of Ap,ll, 1890.
ISAAC MEEKER, ~
Executor of The last W
Of Iydil Jones, -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

Bayou SARA, La, April 23-Another
break occurred last night in the Pointe coupee
levee. Indications are that the entire PDinte
Coupee front will be submerged. Water IS
pouring through the crevasses at Morganza
asd in The vicinity. II will overflow the great
er portion of the country between The Alcha-
falaya and Mississippi rivers, ..extending from
Old river above to Bayou la Fourcbe below
embracing 100 squara miles
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SATURDAY.

4
Cusick's addition.
E. NJ. French keeps railroad timo.
Rock candy drips at G 3 Brownell's.
| Anti swear cuff buttons at VIII & Statk's.
DO you want home Buy a lot ia Fair
Dale.
A nice line of Windsor tie. at Barrows &
Searls.
lGreat bargains in watches a. Will 4
Ssark's.
TO. Wallace. Physician apd Surgeon, Al
bany, Orr
Choice canned sweet potatoes at c f
Brownoll's.
Prepared. ..mackrel. in lib cans, at @ E
Brownells.
Headquarters for garden seeds at C E
Breyneil's.
Cusick's.
:, The latest sheet music. discount, at n RS
Hyman's.
Don't fail to try the Hsmme & LOeg pisnos
at Mrs Hymaa's.
The largest stock Of watches ia the CITY at
Win & Stark's.
Delicious canned cranberaies at c. E
Bruwnells.
II you want to buy coed bread, cake and
piss 60 70 Lange'a
Spring oyer coating at zaehes & Son, OBJ.
posite Postofiice.
:, Genuine I. Iowa sorghum on drangbl at cI
Il Rrownell g.
Good evening-Have you tried Hubbards
Elegant Lotien
, An invoice q new goods iust received at
Barrows & Searls.
P Centemerie Kid gloves Ia black aud col
ored at Samuel Il Young's.
The celebrated Quakcr City white shifts
At Barrows Il Searls.
No need to suffer with the headauh whom
Hubbarda Capsules will surely cure you.
II you want fine toilet or bath soap call I
on Stanard 4 Gusick, City Drug Store.
! cave your orders at Lange's for ANYTHING
you wish for in the bakery Iine
The Foster genuine. hook glove Fosterina.
10 black and eolored, At Samuel E Young'a.
Fair Dale lots will soon be all sold. This
win bring 300 per lot before fall.
Buy lot in Casick's addition, the finest
addition. It's location speaks for
taelf.
Dou't fail to call on Will Il STARK and
price their large line sf ladies' and gents
watches before you buy
The Hemme Lopg piano ia the hest
nsde piano to Stand the climate Of the coast.
Don't fail 70 get one At MRS Hyman's.
Genuine Martinat kid gloves, in All sizes
md coiors, at 800 per pair until May lst
syery pair warranted, Il G " simpsons.
A lot II Cusick's addition i better than
en par cent, o. better than : los il foreign
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02
PATENTS

,aiaea ana all other bnsiaess In ths o.. 5 Psse
nc astsnlsisd 70 for moderAse fees.
our ogfsae . oYpostt the q. s. Patent Once, nnd
We can oos1in pasShts lem tine than those remsss
RON Wash agtOa.
send fnsdls Or drawing. We a. 70 petsBt
ability free of charge and wemaks charge unless
obtain pstent-
We refer here, 30 the Postmaster, the Dupt.
Money OFdsr Div. and 10 officials Of the q. s. RAten
OHicc Por circular. advAce, terrns, and efsrenes
esetuAl clients In your siAte Or county sdaEes
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

Two Can Loans. Price 4 Robson have
just received two car loads Of wagons and
buggies, light and heavy, and viii sell
them at remarkably low prices, consider
ing the splendid quality Of the wagons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

GRANTS PASS, April z3.-W w crapo
was thrown from his wagon and instantly killed
fy the wheel passing over and crushing his
head, leaving parts Of the brain upon the
wheel. lie was single man with no relatives
in this part OF the country lie was about IS
or 50 years Old, and was engaged in the lime
hnsiness
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02
saesscr,ca. cay,

SALINAS, Cal. April s4.-SuperinIendent
lIoagland. Of the Natural Gas Company. found
gas yesterday a, depth Of seventy feet. A
large volume OF gas rushed from the s inch
pipe with roar. The force was 50 great as
TO exnnguish lighted match. On applying .
torch blue llame arose about ten feet high
and burned until shut off by artesian water.
The company will continue to sink foF Il al a
lower depth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02
fannsi guilty

SAN Francisco, April as.--Thc case Of
Frank Williams charged with rob,lue severa
stages in the Northern part Of the state, wen
10 he jury this afternoon, Afer half hour :
deliberallon. Williams was found guilty. The
penalty Is imprisonment for lie.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

! Q o F.-Albany Lodge No 4 holds its
regular meeting Wednesday evening Of
each week. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

Persons insuring their mares and not
returnip Z in regular ssaso- to the horse,
will be charged as season mafas. Persons
dispos Dg n their i1Ares before they are
known TO bs With Esai.0r removing them
from the county will be charge for in
surance. Property Of
FRED ". BIcMBER0.
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The Awfui yvhitecaps.

Sr LOUIS, April 23.-Adyices from the
Chickasaw Indian naticn say that large band
Of White Caps raidcd white section Of the
southern part Of the reservation last night,
whipped number Of men and gave them
noIics to quit the nation in five days. A mum
Der OF other persons who were MT whipped
were notified 10 leave in ten days. che people
notified to leave are preparing 10 aef into
Texas,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

BROWNSVILLE, Or, April zs.--rhia has
been week u disasters 50 far. On the ans,
inst. Carson Kendig.a ~ year old boy working
Gor SIR II X Powell. north Of this city. jumped
irom wagon as a team Was running away,
aud dlslocaiSsis his right ankle. and broke the
leg b-sween the ankle ard knee.
On The same day farmer named Bilhefs
was in iewa with = covered hack. and the team
ran away through town and was caught down
at the ford Just below he bridge, No ono was
hurt but the hack vas much damaged.
afts Lena bunting died here yesterday ot
consumption. She had been sick long titnc.
tler husband. Nj George Bunting, who has
been working down in powell'a valley, Is here
now
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02
PEaCHEROA STALLION
TITUS, 1884.
DascmpIIos AID rgDIanEK, !,

Beck ;sfoaed 1884 imported 1886 by
Murray Brothers. OF Polo, Illinois, bred
Ly NJ 'gull'1in, ,commnpe OF Ia Gaudaiue.
cantO0 ~ Nogent To- Rotrou, department
~ Euro etsLoir got BY Bayard S556
les71; sm cocotts (50331 by Cbcri (4Is7
cut Of abfne.
Bsyaf s555 (6S71 by Narbonns 1884
l777J OFT Df Rteoite by Bon Occur Am
lily.
Narloase IS94(77D by Brilliant 1890
$50 out of sfadaIon By Favori (7lIJhe
by Vieux chasiin (7i5j out Of LAME by
VIeux Pierre (sgl.1 no by Coco t7f2l
Brillisnt 1890 (75Gj ny CocJ Ii f7i4) out
Of Rosetfo By Nina belonging 70 the
Frenei Government
Coco l7f41 by yieux Chzs in (7i3lout
Of La Grise BY Vieux Pierre fss3
Vieux CbesIIn g7l3) By Coco (7l2J out Of
Pou'e . by sandi.
Geo l7iz) by Miguon t7i5) on. Of Pau
iiDe by Vieux Coco.
Mignon (7i5l BY Jean le Bia1s (7s9.)
lSee Jean-Ie. Blanc
Cheri l4i3D by Bijou, belonging to NJ
Fardoust, oet Of Blehe, belonging 70 M
Debray
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02
DeImOnica Restaurant.

CORNER FIRST AND ELLSWORTH SITS.
The undersigned having purchased the
old Herman Restaurant srand has opened
under the above ma ne irst-c'sss 'e~tau-
rant. We are prepared to furnish meals
Tor partles or dances on snort notice. Oys
ter. served IN every style. eastern or coast;
Ell kinds Of hsh knowa in the market
Employ only lirs.class Felp. and waiting
will be prompt end courteous Regular
meals 25 cts. Coffee OF lrst-class quality
and cup Of coffee and cake At from 5 to 10
cts. am well known in this city and re-
quest the tizsns to give me a call.
SANG oETs Proprietor
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BORN.

THOMPSON. .--On April %, in A y
to the wife Of r Thompson, boy
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1'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Nav yoRK, April as.--l,r MeGlynn an
nounced at n meeting to night that next week
he would start for Pacific coast. Ills purpose
IS TO so TO san lffaneisco 10 visit relatives. bu
he win deliver several lectures In California
The snme time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

SYDNEY, N S w. April aS.--Kemp beat
Ma,letson over the paramelta course for the
worlds sculling championship. Kemp took
the lead at the start and kept i Throughout
the rae. lie won by forty iengthsl time; si
minutes and a seconds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

MILWAUKEE, April as.-Dr Thomas Hate
chard, aged 75, for fIly yean physician here
recently instituted suit ior divorce. Ills wife.
aged 2o, filed answer to-day, claiming that her
husband had been professional abor,ionits
and was In the habit Of burning living. crying
children, premA,urely born, In base burner
stove. She mentions the names Of young
women killed by her husbands prsesi1es.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

DUNsMupD, CAL, April a3.--W N Ryan,
puglist. lately from San Franeisco, was found
dead in his ned in the Dansmuir hotel this
afternoon. lie was in his usual health in
the morning When found he had IA cigar
ette in his ,nouih He had died while snok-
inQ.
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'sFss Aasi Worse.

BAYOU SABA, La, ,Apni 24.-The real con-
diiion Of things ia the overlooked district Is
jus. coming 10 hight. No pen Is equal TO the
task Of pieturing the devastation Of the county
or the DISSOLUTION Of The people. The entire
front of Poinie Boupee is under water, and
most Of the levee is gone. The water back
Of the levee Is 50 deep that hundreds Of lives
arc IN jeopardy.
Small stretches Of the leyee still standing are
crowded with men, women add children. size
BY side with horses. mules and cows. In an
old raised ginhouse 500 negroes arc huddled
together. The condition Of the unfortunate
blacks Is pitiable. They ate piteously begging
TO be taken to some place Of safety.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

Governor pcnn0yer Works for his frIcnds.
tn sims Of lsahar, with Success
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-03
The New Tariff Bill.

AS it now stands this bill embod-
les the conscientious efforts of our
most skillful and experienced legis
latOrs to apply the doctrine of Pro-
lection to American industries with
reason and impartiality. This doc
trine declares that the best method of
collecting the money required for the
expenses of Government is by duties
upon imports 80 levied as to promote
the Investigation of American labor
and industries and defend their pros.
perity against foreign competition.
1t Is recognized that with the lapse
of time revisions of the Tariff are
necessary, in consequence of changed
conditions and the possibility Of es
tablishing new industries. 1t is also
affirmed that to ascertain what alter
ations or additions should be made.
public hearings of the representatives
of industry and labor. should he had
and their expert statements be con.
sidered and respected.
Members of Congress and the coun-
try have in this manner for months
been studying the requirments of in.
,dustry at the present time. The
results of this examination are now
presented in the form of new Tariff
measure, which is in effect revision
of the Tariff of 1888, as promised by
the Republican party in its campaign
of 1888, and as also demanded by the
Democratic party.
The bill as it now stands will doubt
less be modified in some respects in
its passage through the various stages
of its consideration before it can be.
come law.
In any one of these opportunity
will be afforded for objections and
explanations. and time will be given
to estimate more carefully the effects
of the different schedules upon both
the revenue and the industries.
From this time forward the bill will
progress steadily toward its adoption,
and when adopted, Republicans and
Protectionists everywhere need not
and should not hesitate in giving it
earnest, cordial support. 1t will be
the most complete, most carefully
prepared and most impartial Tariff
legislation ever presented to the coun-
try. 1t looks to the promotion of all
oar industrial interests. whether
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-03
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1850.
A Live Issue.

The Western Division, Baltimore
City Democracy, held a meeting on
Friday night of last week at No. S14
North Gilmor street. Mr.. VIM L..
Marbury was the principal speaker.
He said:
1.-THE recent political situation in
Maryland is interesting. To put the
case In few words. the time seems
to have arrived when we shall have
al answer to the question of whether
the democratic party shall be sacri-
feed to the desire of the present So
called managers to perpetuate their
power, or whether, in order to pre-
serve and to strengthen the party,
these managers shall be thrown oyer.
board and new leaders chosen in their
stead. The people, mean the dem
ocratic people, those who are dem.
Ocrats from principle-have the pow
er to do this if they will. The pres
ent election law. imperfect though it
is in some important respects, is yet
q long step forward in the direction
of fair elections. 1t is put through
the Legislature in spite of the bitter.
est kind of opposition on the part of
the present political managers and all
whom they were able to control. The
managers not only opposed this law,
but every other measure looking to
the improvement of the condition of
the people. They are not in accord
with the national democracy in any
of the great issues of reform presented
and advocated by our great leader,
Grover Cleveland. People
are tired seeing the same old crowd
moving from one office to another
and holding office all the time for
twenty years. Recent occurrences
have not tended to weaken this feel.
ing, and. as 1 said before. it seems
that the time has come when the
choice must be made between throw
ing over these men and giving the
State to the republicans. A
party which has not the sense and the
courage to change its leaders at a
proper time must expect to go under.
This. it seems to me, is the condition
which confronts' the democracy of
Maryland"
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farming. mining, manufacturing and
commercial. with Partially toward
none and with a single eye toward
the equal deyelopement of all. in be-
half of all our people Of whatever
class or occupation.
We confidently believe that, coup
led with the new administrative bill,
it will meet the needs of the nation,
remove distractions in the pathway
of its prosperity, encourage wider di-
yersity of occupations, stimulate new
enterprises and set in motion all over
the country the wheels of national
progress.
The measure, then, invites and de-
mands the support of all patriotic
men.-American Economist.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-03
Public Local Law.
CAAPTER 1872.


AN ACT
To add an additionaisection to Article twelve
fine Code of Public Local Laws OF Mary
land, title Garrett County" subtitle Court
Crier," to be numbered 81 A, providing for
the compensation of Court Crier for said
Garrett county,
SECTION |. BE it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland. That an additional Sec
ton be added to Article twelve of the Code Of
Public Local Laws of Maryland title Garrett
County" subtitle Court Crier'' to be num-
bered 81 A, providing for the compensation
of the Court Crier for said county, and to read
as follows:
81 A. The County Commissioners ofGatrett
County shall levy annually for the o>er Si
the Circuit Court for said County, twotOllars
and fifty cents per day for his services IS such
Crier, and the Treasurer for said Coany shall
pay said Crier at the close of each session of
the Court for his services during said session
Sec And be it enacted That section
eighteen ofArticle thirty-six of the Code of
Public General Laws of Maryland, title"Fees
of Officers" subtitle "Criers'' be- so far as the
same relates to Garrett County, and all other
Acts or parts of Acts, inconsistent with this
Act, be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this actshall
take effect from the date of its passage
4263t Approved March 9th. 1890.
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To pay this amount It was ascertajned that
the taxable property of the County amounted
TO 81, z3l ,6S9, which, at % cents on each 500,
the County taxation will make the above
amount of $il, 40 SIS
Deducting $l73005.9i for corporations pay
ing the State tax direct to the State Treasurer,
leaves the basis for State tax S4,05S. $50 o.,
which, at l74 cents on each 500, makes the
amount OF State tax S,2Oil6 and this added
makes the taxes for State and County pur-
poses S4S,6747l.
BY an Act ofthe General Assembly OF Mary
land passed ut its January Session. 1890, all
county Taxes shall be due and payable on the
list OF September succeeding the date of levy
and on all county taxes paid on or before
SAID day discount of per cent. shall he al
lowed, but this discount shall not he allowed
10 any person or corporate institution unless
the "hOle amount OF State and County taxes
due by Su III person ." corporate Institution
FOR he current year he paid when the same
Is made.
]. B. FAY,
Clerk to County Commissioners of Garrett
County,
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ORDER NISI.

Singleton Switzer, ct. al, VS.. Jennie
Stuck, ct. al.
No. 80 Equity. In the Orphans Courtfor
Garrett County.
TT IS ORDERED, This 2Sth day 49,
l. 1890, by the Orphans Court foe Sfsssy,
county. sitting in Equity. That tIe sale OF
the real estate of the late Howard Stuck as
made oy LucIen Frazee, Trustee. tFTanklln
F Fike and Elijah Fike, be ratified and con
nrnied; unless cause o the cottray thereof be
shown on or before the 9th DAY q May next
provided copy of this order beDublished IN
some newspaper printed in the own of OAK
land FOR three successive week before the
9th day of May next.
The report shows the amount of sale was
81 300.
53St j. w WHITE,
Register.
Test. w. WHITE, Regiser.
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Public Local Law.
CHAPTER AIS,



To repeal Section thrty-seven of Article
twelve Of the Cote OF Public Local Laws,
title Garrett County" subtitle County
Commissioners" and to re-enact the same
with amendments.
SECTION |. Be il enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That Section thirty
seven of Article twelve of the Code of Public
Local Laws title Garrett County, sub title
County Commissioners" be and the same Is
hereby repealed and re-enacted so as to read
as follows:
&c. He shall he entitled to such compensa-
tion as shall be fixed by the County Commits
siOners and he shall have power to admins
ter Oaths to all road supervisors who come
before said Commissioners to settle their ac-
counts. touching the fairness and truth of
such accounts. and to all persons who come
before said Commissioners to make transfers
or ask for rebates or reductions, or other
changes in assessments on the assessment
books of said county and shall have power to
lake aftdavitS to all papers to be filed in the
Office of said Commissioners, and to admins
ter an oath or Affirmation to any person pre-
senting a claim to the Commissioners against
said county, and to any person who is to be
examined as witness in any matter before
the Commissioners, for which service the
clerk shall not be entitled to make any
charge. the same being made part of his Of
fetal duty as clerk and it shall be the duty
of the clerk to keep the Office of the County
Commissioners of said county open from nine
O'Clock in the forenoon until three O'Clock in
the afternoon, and to attend therein for the
transaction of business on every day in the
week except Sundays and legal holidays
The compensation to be allowed said clerk by
the County Commissioners shall be in full for
all the services required ofhim as said clerk,
by law. either general or local, provided.
however. that such compensation of such
clerk shall not be less than four hundred dol
lars, nor more than six hundred dollars in
any one year.
SEC .. And be it enacted That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
533t Approved April 3, 1890.
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Public Local Lao.
81.
AN ACT

AN AVI
To provide for the payment of mileage to
witnesses summoned TO the Circuit Court
for Garrett County.
SECTION |. BE ii enacted by the General As
rett County who shall reside more than three
miles from the place of holding the Circuit
Court shall, in addition to the per diem allow
ed by law, receive six and One-quarter cents
per mile for every mile exceeding the first
three, TO be allowed in going to the Court, but
no witness shall be allowed mileage more
than once going to said Court in any one
term.
SEC. 2. And be 1t enacted That this Act
shall take effect from the date OF It's passage.
533t Approved April 3, 1890
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Public LOcalLGao.
CHAPTER 81.
AM ACT

To fix the compensation of tle Sheriff ofGar-
rett County for boarding pJsoners confined
in the Jail ofsaid county.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. Tat the sheriff Of
Garrett County shall be alkwed for keeping
and boarding each prisOneicommitted to the
Jail said county the sunot forty cents per
day to be levied by the comfy Commission
ers at their annual levy of taxes for said
county.
SEC. 2. And be it enactd, That all Acts or
parts of Acts in conflict nth the p DIVISIONS
of this Act be, and the anne are hereby re
pealed. SO far as the sane relates to Garrett
county.
SEC g. And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take-effect from tie date OF its passage.
j33t j Approved April 3, 1890.