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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-09

M. le DR. Canac Marquis a pres.
que termin6 son installation q st.
Paul OF tout fait presager lie success
auquel il est en- droit de s'attendre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-09

Nine J. G. Marquis, de Duluth,
qui 6tait depuis trois semaines en-
vielte chez son pere NJ. q. Demeu-
les, est repartie vendredi dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-09

pas moins le franc support du par
IL, Republican, CO qui rend son Cleo
ton q peu pres assur6e.
Bravo! compatriotes de St-Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-09

La nouvelle ligue de tramways
6lectriques de la premiere Avenue
Sud ont com menc6 q circuler lun-
di dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-09
ST. PAUL.

LIE grand jury a lance une accu-
sation de meurtre contre Walter
F. Morton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-09

oil O0n pour 1 lot ct une maison de
pI1ZOO chambres, No. 1926 Ere
mont Avenue Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-09
Placements %Avantageux

J'attire tout acknowledgements votre at
tention sur lie has prix des proprietes CT
dessous mentionnees.
L'acquisition de ces prophecies vous
rapportera plus de Is pour cent d'ici a
uuelques mois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-09
LiSeZ ct Examiner,

nc0n pour l lot sur la 25eme Avenue
QUUU Nord pres de la 12eme rue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
ONE OF q rs TRICKS.
VOTER.

II Rathbun, a strong republican At
Portland, tells his experience with Dave
Thompson as follows:
Eighteen years ago ! purchased 7Io
acres of land six miles east of East Port
land. I was to pay $I7,so for the proper
ty, paid $75oo down, and gave mortgage
for the balance. When bought the land
II was cheap at the price, but hard times
came. values decreased and found my
self unable To pay TIE mortgage when due
The company holding the claim against
the property being about TO retire from
business, and not being In position 10
meet the demands upon me, the land was
sold on a foreclosure Of the mortgage,
During the pendency of the sale | ar.
ranged with Thompson to bid the land In.
lie did not do the bioding himself, but w
Gilbert, United States commissioner, did
1t for him. "This ~as seven years ago,
and Thompson, by agreement. leased the
land to- me for period Of three years, at
a rental equal 20 IN /. interest on the amount
for which the land was bid In for him.
"Shortly after this had to borrow anoth-
er $1,000, TO meet debt | owed to S ID
Smith. / again approached Thompson
for this loan, bit he said he did not have
ing bank, of which he was president, had
some funds 10 loan, and that could
secure the accommodation from it. This
did, giving my note for the 5000.
Shortly afterwardlMr Thompson suggested
that should organize company,to which
| should transfer nv interest 10 the land,
and that the company sho aid assume the
Indebtedness, Including the 5000 borrowed
TO pay Smith. | aequiesced in this sug-
gestion, organized the Clarnie Land G. Inn
provement comp any, and was elected its
president. swell, shortly afterward
Thompson informed me tkat he had secured
q purchaser for the. land, and desired me
to part with my new interest in it-that
is, the interest had in the Clarnie Land g.
Improvement company. l expressed a
willingness to do 30, but when / ascer-
tanned that, according to Thompson's fig
ures, / wac to receive but about $4,000 ]
promptly declined to accept the price
Grinding that ] was determined not 10 be
swindled in this way, the millionaire bank
er threatened and did sue me on the $1,000
note which had already been settled in the
trade and deal with the Clarnie Co. The
rase went 10 the supreme court and here
the court set down on Thompson, the
money gTasper and beat him, the court
not allowing hin TO collect the note twice.
Seeing that he can not cJliect the note in
this state he has assigned the note to
man in Tacoma, so iha. a suit can be
brought in the United States court and
this has been done and the case Is now
pending before Deadv. "And now, while
| am republican, do not ask my fellow
members of the party to take that fact In
to consideration when | appeal to item to
oppose d Thompson in this guberna-
iorial election. | simply beg of them as
honest men and good citizens to judge for
themselves as to this mans qualifications
for the high Office ex-governor ofthis state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
State Of Oregon
MISREPRESENTATION

The newspaper thai finds Il necessary
TO misreprcscni It's political opponents.
only supplies the proof that Il is rnable To
meet its opponents arguments. The HeF-
aid is sharply -dehaed example In qpes-
tion. In reviewing Governor Pcnnoycr's
speech II says: "Beforc he got through.
however he acknowledged that he signed
some OF the worst measures of the session"
(of tie last legislsl9Fa.) This Is No, true,
and there Is not the seinblance of truth la
the statement. as will be attcsted by
every one whJ heard. II further says:
ale said that he signed the wagon road
bills because he did not consider them ex-
actly unconstitutional. =" Now this
another ialsrh1od, without excuse for i,s
telling. Governor Pennoyer said he did
not sign the wagon road bills, but did not
veto them for the reason that he had made
1t rule TO veto only such bills as, In his
judgment, were unconstitutional. and he
believed the legislature had the power TO
pass them. though he explicitly condemned
the policy as a bad one. For this reason
he permitted the bills TO become 4 law
without his signature. a few days ago
for the purpose of having something to
say derogatory TO Tire character of MIR
Wea,heriord, 1t stated substantially that
he had managed TO keep K l. Smith of the
stump in order to escape an attack IRON
hir.. In this statement that paper IS con-
tradicted by both Mr. Hume aud Mr.
TenpIetoh, both republicans, who both
say II was their mistake and no, SIR Wealth.
Chords. The Heyald Is determined 10
injure Mr. Weatherford, If possible. but Its
foolish course IL teing condemned bv re
publicans as we'll as democrats all over the
county. This species of political warfare
may have suited the people forty years
ago, but In this enlightened day Of mental
political thought, men have a desire 10
have fair-deaIing, and this fact will show
ii:elf at the polls In az Increased vote for
Nr Weatherford
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Where are Tie leaders Of the republican party
oh! where? There is Judge wiIliamsl His
voice used to be heard in the land sound
ing the key no'e Of almost every campaign
since the ''bloody days Of war" And there
slallory, ''ths white eyed man Of destiny"
eloquent on the rostrum, and fruitful in the
language that deceives. His voice is as silen, as
the harp that is supposed to be hanging on
; -FaEs,SEalls. And there is Caples, whose
dreams are sometimes Of congress, Sho- has
more words than ideas, and ~hose fancy
sometimes scars starwaTds, why is he silent?
And Georg, him Of tie stentorian voice. who
was want to delight the Republican ear in the
days that are gone silent ALL And we mourn
no; as those who are without hopei Have
we not Thompson and Baker and Nevins3
Oh what a fed was there, my countYmen."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
MONEY ALONE wii.LSAyg.

We believe that 10 republican will in caudor
and with honesty pretend that there is posi-
bility Of Dave Thompson's election except by
the use Of a large sum Of money. The talk is
universal tina: "fhompson may be elected il
he spends money enough" tina; is. ifhc buys
votes enough.
But suppose he does. Everybody that
knows Mr. Thompson knows that he makes no
investment except one that viii pay a very
large profit 10 ID ? Thompson. lie may spend
half million dollars-be is able to--bn IL he
does he will get even, with ineres', during the
next four years.
How1 Easy enough. lie and Eastman ,nd
y ills and J b onIgomery-anothcr million
aife--will unload the willamette locks and the
electric light Plant and PERHAPS o'hcr fine
pieces Of property on the state, for two or three
times their value.
That is the game, and if the people like it
they can vote an honest ,incouuptible, courage
Gus, noble man out Ct the office Of governor
and put Dave Thompson in bis place.--East
OTcg0HidH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
TEMPERANCE CoLuMs.
Edited by Albany W. Q, r. U

Eulteu DY AlUAHJ w. W ~
Mrs Matilda d Carse, the leader OF the
enterprise to build Nationa! temperance
temple In Chicago, says that the corner
stone of this building will probably be laid
on the 4th OF July next and hopes that II
may be so, In gracious prophecy OF the
nations speedy declaration OF indepen-
denee from the tyrant alcohol.
In Nebraska corn sells for lcss than II
coats TO raise II, beef and pork are scarcely
worth raising because there arc mol
enough consumers. Destroy the liquor
traffic, uee the money that Is spent for
whisky to purchase -four, meal, beef, pork.
woolen clothing, etc, and the products OF
the farm from this improved demand alone
would increase In value from fifty 70 a
hundred per cent.-~W i Eastman, editor
Western plowman.
The same politicians who would howl
the loudest about the tyranny oi honestly
enforced liquor laws. and whose influence
has done the most to make those laws q
dead letter, have the audaeity to quote the
result as proof IN favor OF antl.prohihi.
tion tenels. We might as well quote the
llllteraey of Mexico as an argument In
support Of proposition to repeal the pub
lie school laws. Felix l. Oswald, NJ ID.
Kansas Is not dead yet though II has
prohibition. Il also has seht oi for every
/ iSs persons, u SUNDAY school for every
/ 42o, only FIVE criminals for every 10000,
and reports an increase ot wealth per cap
! tia 40 per eent Mnssa ehuSettN under the
"restIleilve" policy Of license, has one
school ior every bao, one Sunday school
for every is9o. and twenty criminals for
every io,oeo ot the population, with an In.
crease of wealth per capita Of only five per
cent
The Glasgow branch Of the British 40,
mans Temperance Association, prepared n
memorial TO tic magistrates ASKING "a
very large reduction OF the number of u
eensee Tor the sgle OF Intoxicating liquors.
but the magistrates refused TO rqceive II
Accompanying II was most pathetic
memorial from four hundred and twenty
four women, victims ol the drink traffic
in the Rescue Homes and police stations
or discharged prisoners. rhey say ~ c
appeal to you on behalf OF ourselves and
our children 10 lesson the temptations sl
around cur dwellings aud lodging houses
by very large reduction OF the licensed
. houses. Whereas, some Of as might have
the moral courage To pass one of these
houses, the temptations are very much
, Increased, as the number reaches ten Il
twenty In distance oi quarter or half 1
, intle. We would also beg Of you IN re
member the Inconsistency Of putting 81
!. many places of temptation In our way ant
! then sending us 10 prison Tor making us
! OF them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
Summons.
In Me Circun Court ofAe STATE Of Oyegoa for
The County Of Linn

In Me Circuit Court ofAe State Of 0~gon for
Dte County Of Linn
J y Haskell, Plaintiff,
W.
Annie V Haskell, Defendant.
In the name the state OF Oregon you
are hereby turnmoned and required 10
appear aud answer plairtifis complaint
hled IN tho a5ove entitled suit, In the
above entitled court, on OF before
Monday. she sasd day Of Jaae, 1890,
that being the Artt day Of the no regu-
lar term ~ said court, 10 be begun and
| held Mt albany, Linn county, Oregon and
you arc hereby notified that if you fall no
10 appear aud answer said com plant as
herein required. plaintiff will apply 20
said court tor the relief demanded In said
complaint 10 wit. For decree dissoly.
ing tho marriage contract now existing
bstwoen you and plaintiff. for costs and
dishnrso .ents 0f this suit and for such
other relief as may be equitable an J Just
This summons In published In tho Al
bahy DEMOCRAT for SIX success ivo weeks
10y order Of Hon II Z Boise, Judge OF said
eotrt, which order was made at Chambe
and bears date the 9th day OF May, 1890.
Dated NJ J 8'h. 1890.
0Io A. DoRRIs,
Plfi's AtL'y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
SheriH's Sale.
! J hTIttB
..tpy fbi Executor

IN ne CiremI Coarf Of Oregos for Mutt
Domad Coa1fy.
q Richut aud r Rics.t, partners under
tho Arm name of r Richet g Co, Plaintiffs.
vs.
George Il Singleton, Defendant.
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue
OF an execution duly issued cut OF the
above named coutt In the above entitled
action TO ms directed aud de,iyeTed.f did
In Linn county, Oregon. on the 3td day
OF May, 1890. duly levy upon all the right,
title aud interest OF George u Singleton,
tho above named defendant, la and 10 tho
reAl property hereinafter described, and
Will on
saturday, the ;th day OF Jane a. D.. 1889.
at tho Court House. door In the city OF
Albany, Linn county Oregon at the hour
Of one O'Clock p m Of said day. seii at
public auction for cash in hand TO the
| highest bidder ali OF the right, title and
| interest Of tho said defendant, George
| Singleton. In and TO the following do
/ .etIped premises as 10 lows towit: Loi
| Not, In book No 10. ~ tho city of Al
bAny, Linn county, etate Of Oregon. The
| proceeds arising from such sale TO be Sp
! piled, first, 10 tbe ay ment of the costs oi
and upon said execution and tho original
| costs Of suid suit faxed at sfa 6S.l00,
Second, to ths payment of plaintiffs claim
| amounting Ia the sum af ssi with inter
est thereon nj the ratio OF y per esnt pei
annum from the l0ths day of April, 1900
the SANS being tho dat. OF the recover
/ Of judgment in favo. OF tho above named
pisiatlif, and against be above NAMED
defendant
JOINS SMALLMos,
Sh'n Of Linn Co., Or,
by ID n smith, deputy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
Executors Notice.
10 A. DoRRIs,
pln's Atty

n 'iico Is hsrohY given that the under
sigued has bss appointed by the County
Coutt OF Linn county, Oregon, oxecu or
- tho last vii aud Testament and estate
oi Camilla Mcfarland. dscsssed, iata Of
Linn county oregon. Al persons hay.
ing elaiusBgainet said estate are hereby
notified so Pros NJ ths dni. varih ed
NJ his Office Ia Albany Oteg ~, within
six months from this date.
May 9th 1870
l. tiILL.
hTIttB Executor.
..tt'y foi Executor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
Ma ster's Sale.

In The United Stafes Circuit Court for he
District q Oregon.
3. 5. MYERS. stsi. mo isos.)
JAssS sS1rr. fniI4lF Gstaasr Aai 4. c GaissHT and
fa,tIir ceax and Jons cossHR
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI IN PURSE.
~ Anes 81 ths decree II said Court, made snd Gu
tsFv ia shs above entitled the 18th day Of
January. isso. !. George pu1hAa. Master In Chan.
psFy Of aid Count, will prosasd 10 sell al Public
aa5slo, to Tbs highest bidder tor sA.h In hand sub
Jest to Tsdsa plisn. upon s1suasi0a Issued
IniemsHt a. iA@. 81 tbs freat dosr pt tho csaHsy
Court hahsr Il Linh eouhty. As Albany ia said Linn
ssunty. Oregon. ss
Saturday. Iane 9sth. Isso.
At ihs haae Il 10 p'closk In the toFsheeH al ihs
right. title ard interest ~tirh the dstsadAais. fii
lip Gtisshy. ahgshy James s@iit Aaa IN the
hsrsaAissF dsssFtsd property. al The dAs Of tho
ssssaa u shs aItsAge ia tbs hIi aad dserss hsEsa
SCI forth aad described. whiah thsy either oi
.hsm ass havs ts@Fsin said u,ar'ss<s premises hs
ias daaSsibssi ~ fellows. 10 sil:
Nrss donAsiea land claim u William " aud sophia
wilioaghby. being NssiasA,ioa $685. situated in Sees
TO- II. itAa1 Is. Township Is south Of Range wss,
Of ths Hlll.mssie HssriliAs. containing hasdFsd
and nsas,y .ss snA ninety handFsithp AsFss: aiss.
sss isls~inx. sonmsnesng al the southwest corner
Of shs dohsIisn Land claim RasnbsF O.. Noiiaaatloa
ssT thsaes east So 81 shAiHs thaaes north chains
20 sake thssse nosh. 81 degrees ~sa,. t. - chains
to ths eeaser o, Maiay creek; thence dswa the
aadsrnss Of said efsss 70 ths ssss ilns Of said claim
Ghsass ssa,h ts.s5 eh .as 10 Ehs psss oi bssnaing
ss.tlialns sg ami 81 hanirsdshs ziss The tol
loainx. hsslaains Il tbs Southeast cornsf of elsu
number 6e. Notification ssTT. thsnes west % chains
thsnss north 3 chains thsaeo east SIS chains themes
ssath g chains 10 tho place u beginning coasA in
Ing Ssi a1rss all Ia Linn eJaaty. oferoa. AHd eoa
tainias in the axsresats Absas sTT.T' Aerss. Said
sale ~lii hs mas Ia sAisfArson Il said decree aad
.ls aud of sale ssd decree Is for ssA5 ard ths
costs tAxsi a. s2.s.T
GEORGE H. DURHAM.
Master In chaasary U SCR coart Dist oregon.
AteI May 2tst. 1890.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
Decoration Day C0RceIt /!
At Albany Opera House, Friday, even-
ing, May 80, Miss Flora Batson, of
Ney York, The Greatett Colored
Singer in the Wcrld, Support.
ed by Popular Ta'ent.

The Peerless Mezzo.Soprana.-New York Sun
The Colored Jenny Llnd.--New York World.
pezzo-soprana OF wonderful range.-San
FrnDcisco Examiner
charming and gifted singer.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
sparkling diamond In the golden .ealm ol
song. san Jose Mercury.
Her vocal register has wonds rful sweep,
from lowest contralto notes to soprano heights
Los AngeIes, Cal, Evening Express.
Has earned the fame of being the greatest
colored singer In the world.-Vicksburg, Miss.
Post
All her numbers are sung without effort az
the birds sinC.--Mobile. Daily Register
The sweetest voice that ever charmed q Vir-
ginia audience.-Lynchburg Va, Daily Adj
vance.
highly cultivated mezzo-soprana. OF great
sweetness, power. and compass, and OF dram.
attic qualify charleston, s G, Newsald Cour
Ter.
The range OF her voice is such sha can eas.
lily change from the purest soprano to as fine
taritone as any male singer can produce
Her articulation Is so perfec Il ut her rendi-
tions seem like recitations set to l.usic.--Kan.
sas City Dispatch.
better pleas audience neser Alc,l out of
the theatre than that which lister 4. 10 her
last evening. Angeles Tribune.
Never before was SO selec., SO critica an au-
dience more moved, more enchanted, more
eisctrified than by this great colored mistress
Of song.-The san Diegan, Cal.
The marvellous sweetness, purity and COM
pass of her voice. ring In It's range nearly
three octaves, is the wonder and admiration
of musical critics.-San Diego, Cal, Sun.
Possessing voice 81 rare richness and won-
derful range, she is uHdeniably the greatest
singers among the S0o0,00e colored people In
America, and deserves high rank among
the great singers OF the world, Her progress
througe the country has been one continuous
trium ph.--Denyer Rocky konntain News
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
Administrators Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administrator of
tho estate of Miriam HArrel, deceased. late
Of Linn county. All parties having claims
against said Satatc are hereby notified 10
present them, duly verified. to the under
signe,; at his residence Ia Scio, Or gon, with
in SIX months from thu, date.
May 10th. 1890.
J L MILLER.
Hewitt & Irvine, Admin.
Att'yA for Admr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

The editor Of the Brownsville 7Ymrs has
been travelling In the southern part of the
county and this is what he says:
There was one very significant fact that we
noticed on our trip. We talked with
large number of republicans and demo.
cra:s, and did not fnd a single man who
favored ID p Thompson for governor. All
with two exceptions were for Pennoyer.
These two were, unless Thompson could
prove that he is unalterably opposed to
non-taxable bonds. Our trip was decided
ly successful one, aud We find that TIE
Tunes Is fast growing into favor and popu
larity as ''the peoples" friend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Il was noticeable. that Thompson IL. his
speech. here studiousIy avoided referring
to the charge against him that he would
spend Stoo,ooo II necessary to secure his
election. lie denied It IN Eugene but did
not in Albany. The reason was plain,
Tie fp.f faafke did say IL uas TOO Hoirsai
6dud when he made his Albany speech
lie was afraid to deny It. AS good re-
publican, and as truthful, as there Is In the
state, says Thompson said H.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

fsfTY TAxEs.- Notice In hereby give
that lhs tax roll OF tho city OF Al
bany. tr foE the year 1890. has basn
pi eed In my hands for llettion. and
thstf will he at the Council csAnbersof
said cit To receive and receipt for the
fhe taxes charged In said roll, Tor tn
period Of so days fratp date Of thts Zee
al taxes Remaining unpsid At the en- pira
alton Of thlsty days thereafter will bs rs.
tn. Deh - Council OF tho city
Of Albany ~ {, and costs and
expenses Tor collecting such taxes be
added thereto, JOHN n HOFFMAN
City Marshal,
Dated I Albay, Or thia 10Th day Of
May 1880.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

The former leaders of the republican
party In Oregon have been driven from
their places at the head OF the procession,
or they voluntarily dedicated. The latter
supposition Ia the more reasonable. To
thIuk of Thompson, and Baker and Ton
que aud Nevins, leading Williams and
Caples and Mallory and George, Is shock
ing even 70 the dull perceptions of an obdu-
rate democrat How, then, must our re-
publican friends heave sigh of regret at
such a fragrant reversal of every rule of
prorrie,y. Verify, have they fallen upon
evil times2