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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29

lNoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN by virtue ofan execution and order
OF sale issued out the above named
Court, Ia the above entitled ction. to me
directed and delivered. will on
Saturday. the 30sh day OF January. 1893.
at the Court House door In the city OF
Albany Linn county. Oregon.at the hour
Of O'Clock p IN of said usy sell at pub. 10
auction, for cash In hand TO the highest
bidder, the real property described In
said execution and order of sale as fol.
lows, towit: Beginning at the ncrt east
corner of the Donation Land Claim Of
Reuben Claypool, thence southwest S5
rods to the county road; thence northwest
along said road 1853 rods 10 the north line
| OF said Donation Land Claim; thence
southeast along said zine l2S rods 10 the
place of beginning, containing SS acres in
township 13, 8 II 2 west of the Willamette
Meridian, in Linn county, Dragon; also
beginning AZ n point on the north line Of
A Richardson's Donation Land Claim
so rods west of the northeast corner Of
said claim, thence west to the southwest
corner of the Elmer Galliher Donation
| Land Claim; thence north 900 chains;
thence south SO degrees west II. so chains;
thence south 3711 degrees west IA chains
Ito the line between the Donation Land
claim of the said A Richardson and
Reuben Claypeol; thence south 76 de-
grees east on said line to point due soutL
of The place of beginning; thence north
to tho placs of beginning, containing 60
acres in tp Is, Re-, w of Willamette
Meridian in Linn county, Oregon; also
beginning az a point b5,63 chains south Of
Ithe northwest corner Of the Donation
Land Claim of Elmer Galliher, notifica@
Ition 1926, in sec 80 and S3, in tip 2, 8 r
IW, and IN secs and 5, tp IS S r 2 w;
lthencenorth 2 LA chains, thence east 20
lchains; thence south lila chains; thence
west 80 chains to the plsce of beginning.
CONTAINING 600 acres all lying and being
Isituated in Linn county, Oregon.
The proceeds arising from the sale of
Isaid real property to be applied first, TO
Ithe payment of tho costs OF and upon said
lexecution and the original costs taxed at
l$56.50; second, 1.-THE payment of plain
Itiffss claim amounting to the sum OF
lS478S9 and accruing interest thereon at
the rate Of six per cent par annum from
December Oath, 1891.
cated this 2Sth day OF Dece mber, 1891.
M. SCOTT,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29
a WONDERFUL r.RFoEHASeR.

The entertainment given last night by
Carl King was an education 90 those
fortunate in witnessing IL. Ills powers,
honestly displayed, indicate that the
possibilities Of the human frame are not
yet half understood. and that many Of
Us may possess faculties never dreamed
Of. Before displaying his wonderful
abilities in mind reading n committee
consisting OF Dr w II Davis, G B Vim,
Ar Sower, ] a Cumming, J Il Whitney
and the DENocRAr man vas appointed
by the audience TO see that everything
was on the square. Among the things
done were the following While Mr King
Was blindiolded behind the curtains, in
the presence of two OF the committee, the
case in every feat, seven or eight articles
| were gathered from the audience, placed
in q handkerchief and bid by q member
OF the committee. Leading the way,
| blindfolded, with his hand hold Of that
Of the committee he found the package,
| opened IL and returned each article 10
| the owner n the audience. 4 pin hole
was made in n window saph, and the pin
hid In the entrance TO the Opera House.
| Mr. King, in the same manner, found the
| pin and stuck II in the hole, all the time
| blindfolded. A sealed letter was returned
| 10 the man named inside, who was rat
correctly described. AS 1t was Mr. Al
Boenicke there was no mistaking the
description. The word frog, ,on page 1919,
OF book was marked and placed among
other books, the book was found, and the
page and word pointed out by the blind.
folded man, who first feld what they were,
"A clean case OF mind reading. His
greatest performance was the last one.
A committee OF three went out on the
street, passed down the north side oI
First street crossed oil o narrow crossing
10 the south side, went TO the Revere
House, returned and went up TO the Phil
harmonic club rooms, in the third story
of the Oregon Bank, got an Indian clut
and hid II. in garret In the Herald
Office. Mr. King. leading the committee
with long copper wire. followed ovei
:he same route exactly, ,blindfolded thor
oughly, finding the club in its hiding
place, remarkable exhibition Of his
powers, doing his work rapidly In eaci
case, IL Is said faster than even the IA
nous Bishop, whom he undoubtedly
excels
The music on the mandolin by Dor
Jose Ramirez and family was OF fine
order. Don Jose is an expert and th'
audience was delighted with his per
formance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29
Misnaming Things.

The experienced huntsman in the woods never wastes
time looking Hollow deer along Deer
Creek would he hope shoot any great number of ducks
on Duck Lake experience has taught him that such
points are always snned and holds good with
almost everything in life For instance in tho Of the
brands on articles food spices and other ground food
products things branded labeled "pure strictly
pure" absolutely pare without exception the most
vanousy adulterated. Tis wolf Sleeps clothing
always
The most brazon case IS that of the Royal Baking
Powder This article branded AID parod efore the people
as absolutely pure when it contains -amonis You can
smell it in the and often te biscuit while hot
What would ammonia q alum baking
powder if she They only destroy the sonaach
but ammonia will destroy the coaipeSioa
Not SO with Dr. Prices ,ean 'sa'.ins Powder, the
only pure cream tartar powder be obtained, ard the
only bakng powder NAL n Isyaician. Dr. Price has
devoted lifc. pes.a.ig his odfaahioned in.
dspcnsaslo artieloof rsry that has stood all the
tests and remained the standard for fort years
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Grange Iieus.

a regular meeting Of Tangent Grange
was held Jan. 93rd. There was good
attendance.
Grange was called To- order by w. NJ.
A Blevins. and opened In the fourth de-
gree. A class of four was initiated In the
third and fourth degrees, when We all
REPAIRED 10 the hall below and partook of
a bountifui harvest feast, prepared by the
sisters for this occasion.
Dinner oyer grange called 10 order,
when the class was instructed In the un-
written work OF the order. They were re-
qulred 10 go outside and work their way
through the gates Of the farm, which they
did In credltable manner.
Next came the installation OF officers for
the ensuing year, which service was per-
formed by Bro A Dawson, assisted by
Bro MIsner and Sister Ada Knighten.
Three oi the officers elect were not present
Cause Ia grippe.
We received three applications for inI-
tia,Ion and granted one demit.
Bros A l. BrIdgeiarmer and l. q Luper
were elected delegates 70 the Linn Comfy
Council.
The report of the secretary showed n
gain Of 10 members by initiation and 10
by demit and otherwise.
The meeting was full of interest and all
were well repaid for the time spent. Good
maaie was furnished during the ini,ia,ory
ceremonies, which adds much 10 The In
,erest TO the work. think Tangent
giange has bright future before It. As
everything Is In good running order and
II the new officers will do their duty prop
.eriy, with the aid of the members there IL
no reason why we should not be among
one OF the best In the state. All that Is
necessary Is close attention TO the work
before ne, and success will crown our
efforts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29
COUNCIL rRocEEDuScs.
Tuesday eyeninp. lam. 20th.

Tuesday evening, Jan. Goth.
Mayor, Recorder, Marshal,
Street Commissioner, Treasurer and
Couneilmen French, Stewart, PfeifIer,
BurAhart, Hawkins and Wheeler.
The following bills were ordered paid |.
Price X Robson, 81 s Gourley, 81; NJ
Henton, sol; Foshay 4 Mason, SiS.7b;
Willis 4 Hess, 00c; w y Barr, $50 !;
Matthews 4 Washburn, 80 06; II Brown,
as; NJ Cowan, $50. so; q w Hughes, 81 ;
Earl Race, $3.50; Santiam Lumber %,
1915 Iiayne Il Buck, $1,000; Bays Il
JeGfreys, $s3l4,s4.
Committee on streets and public prop
er,y asked further time on several mat
ters.
The city surveyor reported three sewers
not built previously ordered.
Mr. Fred Moist refused 10 qualify aa
pound master,t TO hich Office he had been
elected.
Applications for street commissioner
were read as follows; Il Il Parker, Hen
johnson, las Ellison,N 9 w Risley, Hen
ry Harkness.
Six ballots were taken for street com
missioner, resulting In the election Of ]
l. Miller, with ballots, l q Dickey. 2.
Petition OF A Wolverton and others
asked for sidewalk and crosswalk on
secoud, between Madison and Lafayette !;
also petition OF X Custer and others
asked Tor sidewalk on Thurston, LIST 10
9th street. All referred.
Petition OF J + Baekensto and others
asked for sewer aonnectlng with Ferry
street. Referred.
Ordinance bill 2il authorizing the
Mayor and Recorder 10 enter into d con-
tract with + Miller as superintendent
OF the Albany bridge at n salary oi 1850,
was read three times and passed.
A Straney was unanimously elected
pound master.
Licenses were granted Huffman Il
Taylor, and w w Rowell. to sell liquor.
The recorder was directed TO advertise
Tor bids for sidewalks according TO notices
published.
The following bids were opened.
For lumber: 7 w Spinks, $3.50 per
Go, ON cars, $S.05; unloaded 80. 90. John
unloaded, $9.s3 at city yard. Awarded
10 Green Basin Lumber Co.
Boarding prisoners-John \ Hoffman,
Is cents meal.
City printing. Posters, G W Watts,
IS cents each lot. Q W Cobb, so cents.
Telescope Publishing Co, 20 cents an inch.
Albany DgMocRAr, 20 cents an inch.
Herald, IL cents per inch. Cor tract
lot Daily Herald for printing ordinances,
and @ W Watts for printing posters.
Dirt and gravel-J W Clopton. dirt,
IS cent. cubic yard pit gravel. 5Se; by
ferry, SIC; by bridge, Csc. Lear and
Livingstone dirt, 22c: pit, s0c; ferry,
9oc. NJ Cowan-dirt, ,20c pit, ,bsc; ferry.
9oc; bridge, zoe. A u Morris-diri, lpisc
pit gravel, SOC; by ferry. a5c. X
Murphy-dirt, 20s: river, by ferry, s6c |
by bridge, ,G6c. g T. Sims and John Max
well-dirt, zoe; pit. SIC; by ferry, sGc
bridge, Csc. ] whi,ssidss-dirt, 24c F.;
pit, 5sc; by ferry. 0Se. On motion The
contrae, was let TO n A Murphy, bonds
fixed at $500.
Adjourned. until Friday evening next.
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FTeachess' MeetInx.

The third local teachers institute ol
Linn county, will convene at Shedd,
Friday evening, Feb 5, 1892. All teach
ers and persons interested in educationa
work are cordially invited 10 attend.
Friday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lecture,
Music and literary work.
Saturdays work converting at 10 m.
Language Lessons - Papers sc ii
Wilkes, Miss Ida Porter and Miss Clara
Harken.
Geography - Papers "A NJ Reeves,
Miss Nellie Pugh, VIM Latta.
Phonetic spelling-Papers-J G Glib
son, Jno Griffin, Miss Mary Porter.
Reading-Papers-S q + Russell,
+ NJ Mitchell, Eva Williamson.
General discussion open 20 all satur.
day evening. Lecture, music and liter,
airy work.
G ii WILKES, Pres.
J q Gibson, A M REEVES, Sec.
Linnie Ramsay,
A t Grugett,
Committee
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DIED.

ELDER. .-On Tuesday night, Jan. Goth,
1872 at Oneatta, Benton county, Or
egon, Mrs. Rowena Elder, daughter Of
Hon. Allen Parker, and sister OF Mrs.
Virgil Parker, of this city, of consump-
ton, aged about 2S years. The deceased
was young woman highly respected
and beloved by all who knew her. She
leaves one child and many relatives and
friends to mourn her death.
The remains OF the deceased will be
brought to Albany tomorrow noon and
buried in the city cemetery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29

CrY DIRECTORY OF ALBASY.-To be
published by obenaucr & Smiley. The
book will contain "a street directory, a
complete alphabetical directory Of the
residents, also classified business direc-
tory. A guide 10 all public buildings,
churches, halls, stores, societies and lod-
ges. Also complete list OF the tax-pay-
ers OF Linn county, together with the city,
county and state officials, etc. Postal and
telegraphic rules and regulations. With
all other items of interest, necessary to
make a first-class city directory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29

woRrH THHKISo ABour.-But words
are things, and small drop OF ink, fall
ing like dew upon thought. produces
that which makes thousands, perhaps
millions, think. The object OF this is 10
make you think abous the Gubject OF
groceries. Conn Il Hendrieson keep q
hrst-class stock. at bottom prices. and as
we'll have fine line OF crockery ware.
Think ahout ii and call on them.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned by order Of the county court oi
Lam county, Oregon, made and entered the 7th day
OF November duly appointed executor OF he las,
Will and testament and estate Of z. Turner deceased
late Of Linn county, Oregon, All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby required "a
present The same with proper vouchers TO the under
signed Al Albany. Oregon. within six months from
this date.
Dated at Albany, Or, Dee. 18th, 1901.
II II HEWITT, W, A. KIMSAY,
c.k wsLvmTox. Bxesutor
Attorneys for Exseutor.
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ATTEMPTED HORSE STEAL.-This after
noon Mr. Chris Houck was going to his
barn in the alley near the rear of the
Blumberg block, when he found man
about to start off with his horse. He was
just preparing to mount the animal as
Mr. Houck approached. The stranger
received terrific blow from the owner
of the animal and landed in the mud.
Marshal Hoffman, who lives mar the
place, appeared Immediately after and
arrested the man, who after he had gone
short distance resisted the officer on
Second street, near the DEMocRAT Office,
and fierce contest followed, in which
the officers club came into timely use.
A posse Of men appeared and the man
was taken to the calaboose, cursing and
writhing. He is said to be an English
man and only in the city few days
He had been drinking hard, and was seer
walking rail fences during the forenoon
His name is not yet learned.
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MAKRIED.

ROBB - HENRY. On Wednesday,
Jan 20, 1892, at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, in Horace, Kan, Mr.
William A Robb, of 0akville, Or, and
Miss Lillian May Henry, of Horace, Kan.
The happy couple have the best wishes
of the many Linn county friends Of the
groom.
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1t is big privilege to be able
, to get what you want when
. you 60 to a grocery store. Allen
Brothers keep such q variety
that they can always accom-
modate their customers. This
R saves running around. II it ID
} fruit season they have the goods.
In produce their stands are full
H Of the latest and best. Their
. stock Of standard groceries il
R always large, OF the best to bs
secured in the market.
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A WARNrNG.-In promulgating esoterie
cogitations or articulating superficial
sentimentalities and philosophical or
psychological observations, beware oil
platitudinous ponderosity. Let your
statements possess a clarified concise
ness. compacted comprehensibleness
coalescent consistency and a concentrated
cogency. Eschew all conglomerations el
fiatulent garrulity, iejune babblemenI
and assisnine afectations. Be outspoksn
tell people plainly, in common English
that Matthews & Washburn's is the best
place to get frst-class stoves, tinware ant
hardware.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29

How To MAKE MoREY,-Eyery man 10
the farmer OF his own fortune and the
harvest he reaps 10 entirely due TO his own
perseverance, and industry II properly
sown, there Is not one seed that promises
him better returns than saving dollar by
buying groceries where you can always
depend on the best goods and lowest
prices. This Iou can do by dealing with
Parker Bros, who always have on hand a
large and select stock OF groceries and
baked goods. Try them.
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Farmers Institute.

MEDFoRD, Or, Jan. zsth, 1891.
Eti;tors Democrat
The farmers institute which is just held
here was grand success. At times there
was three hundred people in attendance.
Great interest was manifested all through
and the many papers read as we'll as the
discussions was valuable and instructive.
Medford Is young town only 9 years old
and has population of over 1900.
The farmers institutes are doing a great
deal of good and many more should be
held.
The state of Indiana hold this year 81
Institutes. Yours truly,
c III SCHMIDT,
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At the closing party of Mr. II Hop
kins' dancing class Friday night at the
opera house, will be given some new and
interesting figures. Music by Parsons
orchestra Of Portland. TicketE $1.50
gallery 25 cents. Be sure and attend.
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REAL EsTATR sALRs.

Nv Ahillips TO ii w Bilyeu,
35l.l2 acres in tp 10 S II l w.
and .........$ 5000
J Il Sorbin to L Lanning, lots 0,
10, blk IS, HIS 4th add to Al
bany ...................... COO
o T. Haldridge etux to Lee Bilyeu,
parcel In Seio. .........,..... 900
G + Harold TO Sarah Harold. so
acres in ID l. G Of q w Rich
ardson. 2sso
l. X Brooks to Chas w Calkins, s
w OF N w u, sec 80, tp IS
sR2E. 200
nj Nichols etux to G w Young,
small tract in Plainview -. 1l00
Total sales .............. $4,000
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BORN.

RUSSELL.-On Monday morning
Jan IS, 1892, in Albany, to Mr. and Mrs 6
F Russell--a son--weight, pounds.
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nONE AND ARRoAD
MONDAY.

Salem has sixteen eLuteh organizations.
A Shetif's COZ, satiou IL bsing held in
ptndleton today.
In tho matter ef winter weather the WI
lamette valley ia now herself.
Sodaville soda water stn bs bad At al
times At Blackman a Hodges.
Thess will be specia meeting vt Alban }
Lodge, No 4. ooF T. Tuesday evening.
The sAlon horse car lias has been sold Il
sheriff sale 10 4 + PArkhtrss for sit. 600.
There wsro twenty fiys inmates 81 tho
ehiidrea'a home At Salem lac, year -Four
were from Linn county.
Two iramps stole Two pairs oi pants OF .
Eugene msaohsnt, 20. drunk. we're Identified
and received = month piece tn the county
Jail.
Hoa ID Il n Black burn, IL a candidate for
supreme Jedgs before the republican state
convention. Hon Til Ford oi Salem. il slso
nshicd for this place. Salem Joufnal.
Mt Titus. Of Spokane, Wash. whose wife
died some time ego. IL SUING DR. Cary. the
physician who attended Mrs Titus, for 5000
on charge of malprao.ies.
C.fl King and the troubadosrs =. the
opera house tonight. Our cltissns are PROM
ised aa sHtsrtAinment worth attending.
The Salem papers speak highly sf the PET =
tormancss given there.
Two boys indalged In a tug-ot war Con-
u 10. this noon near the iaii. resulting In two
black eyss. one piece. Tho referee decided
the contest = draw. and the hoys tossed
up 10 see which had the largest eye.
Following arc the tew officers Of tho
county alliance Of Marion oouniy; Prssid emf,
Geo w Weeks; vice prs.idsn. w w Col
yer; sscrstA. y. &c Davidson; treasurer. W
n II Darby; chapisis. A NaTwood: lee
turer. John Jory; steward. levy Herren;
doorkeeper. Lon Wosds; assistant door
keeper. 81 81 Lewis.
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W w Davis is now In barge OF the Del
monicolre.tsufant. Meals 25sscents. Eastern
oysters, fresh. Every thing first slass.
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Losr.-A Holland Fountain gold pen
some where In the city Leave At this Of
fee. Reward.
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A Yaquina BAY exchange remarks tba,
q Irwin will make hig Improvements Al NYe
Creek this yer.
Edward Stewart. Eugene tailor. was
arrested for assaultiag a Swanson with .
dangerous weApoa-A pair Of scissors.
Arrangements arc being made TO build
two boats st Ysqaina 10 run on the Bay.
They are badly needed there. $1,000 hes
already been raised for the purpose.
The clerk Of Jackson county is carrying
out the county assessment ~ returned by
tho county assessor and equAlized by tho
county board OF equalization, ignoring the
work OF the state board.
The college at Philomath burned Sunday
Ii was built by the radical faction Of the
United Brethren church about two years
ago and cost $4,000. The fire caught from 4
defectiye ilne soon after the morning ser
vices. The building was Insured for $500.
just before Dsmpster, who 10 in Jail for
robbing Deyoe q Froman Bros. gun store
came 10 Albany. he had his life insured foI
$1,000 with L Mitchell { Cos. agency. 50
reports Salem man, an interesting aud
perhaps suggestive fact.
Tommy Gilbert, clark with KrAuse Bros,
OF Salem. was shocked down by Dap,
with slingshot in the store there about
o'clock last night. Suspecting something
wrong young Gilbert had closed the com
binstion Of the safe just in time. A half
breed was arrested for The crime.
PIof John Fiske, the great American
historian will deliver the Grafton at the cen
| tennisi CT the discovery OF tho Columbia
river on May ~. II will be treat not oiteI
enjoyed in the Northwest. Prof Fiske !
the author Of several historical books nov
being used in the Chantauqua circle, and !
| q man OF marked ability.
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SHERiFrS SALE.

In ae Cireai Court Of the State OF Orego,
for the County Of Linn.
AUGUSTAvE ABRAHAM, Plaintiff,
VS..
EGGERT EGGERs, Defendant.
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Total sales

With his new bakery Conrad MeSe is
able to Glier old and new Gust, mers every
thing frstclass 10 baked goods.
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large line Of elegant gold watches in
tasty nsw trays al Will & Stark's.
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I4MiI1 o rI4ouIyJn May De seen the
Will AZ NIXTk Y finest stock Of
IL w III ~ DtuAh gold and silver

watches, diamond and other rings, jew.
slry. siIverware, &c, in the city.