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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
SUMMONS.

In tie Cyeaa CoRrt Of tie STATE Of Ore
Res, for Linn County.
CDAvIs and 0E1 VIDA.
Wis, partners doing business
nnder the Arm nsfne and style
sf Davis Bros, Plaintiff,
PETER r BEAR, Defendant.
To Peter r Bear, the above Dsmsi de
fsndant:
TE THE NAME OF THE STATE or
Oregon. you are hereby required To
appear and anawer the com Dlaint Of the
plaintiY fled in the above eDtitIe cours,
with the CLERK Of ssid court, By the hrst
day OF the rext regular term Of the above
entitled court, towit: on the I4.h day Of
March 1897, and you are hereby notified
thst II you fall 10 appear and answer the
said complaint the plaintiff Will take
Judgment against you for the sum Of
| S540 90 with fntefes. thereon ct the rate Of
| ben (10J per cent per annum from the 2nd
day Of fseptefnber. 1891. and for the costs
and disbufse ements Of this action 70 be
| taxed; and also take an order and decree
/ Of said court, 20 sell tho following de-
ssribed land towit: al your defendanps
right, title and interest in the donation
| land claim Of Owen Bear. being notthca-
ZION No 22z0, and claim No II in township
| IL, south Raags West.and claim No 49,
In township II, south Range West; in
Linn cor pty, Oregon, containing e44.50
acres, less than Al acres heretofore sold
70 various parties. leaving 6O3 so acreAs
which said land vas duly levied upon by
writ OF attachment duly itsued out of the
above named court. In thu above entitled
action on the 81 day o. Scptem DER, 1891
for the purposes OF securing any judg
nent that ths plaintiff might recover in
the above entitled cause.
| This summons Is served by publication
In the STATE RIG Hts DEMoCEAT by order
| .: tho Honorable X p Boise, J 1dge OF the
rbove entitled Court, maSe at Chambers
On tbs 10th day OF January. 1892,
/ JK WEATHERFoRp,
Attorney fof Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
SUMMONS.

In he Circuit Court for Linn County, State or
Oregon:
H A FRANCE. PlaIniir,
oRvILLE FRANCE. Defendant.
To orvilis Feknce, the above named de-
fendant:
TN THE NAMEoF Tue STATE CT
J. Oregon. you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint died
against you in the above entitled suit on
or before the first day OF the next regular
term Of the above entitled court next
following the expiration OF the publica
tion of this summons towit: ths 14th day
Of March, 1892 and II you fail TO answer
as herein required, the Plaintiff will take
Judgment againAt You for ths relisf de-
manded in her complaint. towit: A de-
sree OF the above entitlsd c0urt dissolving
the bonds of matrimo3y now existing
between plaintiff and defendant aoove
named and awarding e. plaintif the
custody NJ Acil Warner France, the minor
phild OF plainEiff and defendant.
This service OF summons Is made by
publication by order of Hon r p Boise,
Judge of said court. made at Chambers,
IN the city OF SAlete, on tbs llth day OF
Isauary 1892.
BLACKBURN & WATSON.
Attorney for plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

Z Z LucKEx MIssNG.-The Telegram
Of last evening says: The mystery con-
cerning the whereabouts of Captain N s
Pierce and w NJ Wisdom has not yet
been cleared up before another man has
disappeared as though swallowed by the
earth. The missing man this time is 4
r Luckey, of Eugene, very well-known
man in that section, who came down to
this city on Monday last, and went to
the Perkins hotel. He registered, and
was assigned to room SIS, but said at the
time he would not occupy it that night.
He said he would return on Tuesday
morning, and merely registered to let his
friends know he was in town. His cousin
Mrs S Spencer, went to the hotel to
see II he was there, and was alarmed 10
find out that he had not returned. The
police were notified, and have been look
ing for him, but as yet without success.
Mrs Luckey will come down to this city
today to aid, If possible, in the search
for her husband.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
Hamilton Creek, Feb. 4.h, lso,

Editors Democrat.
very readily accept your explanation
could not believe ycu would turn your
back on our old land mark, but at the
same time your words Indicated that you
would. Twill give them; "and VIC repeat,
II the democrats should shiit their attitude
on the tariff question. VIC would rejoice In
their Gefeal" Now, this Is plain end
simple language that way iairing man
though a fool canao, err therein. Now,
indorse the reduction Of the tariff and have
always been opposed to high protection,
but my opposition does not change It.
The tariff ls As old as our government,
Great and good nen fought tails knavlsh
steal before you and I were born. When
An1rew Jackson was president and John
c Calhoun viee-president, South Carolina
nu'iisied high propeeth,n. and threatened
to leave the union, but compromise was
effected, aud protection went on, Calhoun
claimed that Il was wrong to take Of one
mans earnings and give to another who
was engsged In another occupation. But
in all these trying times, never heard
a single ineident In the history OF ouf
country where legislation was entirely y
neglected and nothing spoken OF but the
tariff. the sole Issue which engaged The
attention Of great nation Of more than
sixty millions OF people was whether IN
the distribution OF iavcrs by protective
tariff the producer should share the spoils
with the manufacturer. one party claim
Ing tina, the robbery OF the consuming
public by the tariff should DC shared by
the producer as well as the manufacturer
while the other party claimed that public
interest demanded that such robbery IL
behalf OF the producer should cease and
that j, should be sanctioned alone for the
benefit Of the manufacturer, and this thing
has had the sole attention OF our grand
statesman with their silver tongued
speeches And still II goes on. This Is gov
ernment Of a majority and when northern
capitalist wants some class legislation he
has only to cry out against the south. null.
lfication," secession" "rebeI," and "traI.
tor"anda a majority will come TO his rescue,
as this has been the case, but thank Goo, the
change IS coming over part OF the north
and east but am persuaded when the
young vote as your "daddy" shot give It
to rebels in the neck, for they killed your
grandfather, think they will be loyal
and vote as they are told, but do no, see
any use of eternal question oftarif when !,
Is changed. The south tried war to her sor-
row and must confess that grea. many
have lest confidence In themselves and
others. must confess | am tired OF
tariff. II has been battle door and shuttle
cock since canvremcmber. Our peo-
ole are looking to legislation for relief but
It never comes.
JAG NEWMAN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
A IErrHn FROM Asrsail.
ASTORIA. Feb 4. 1901.

ASTORIA, Feb 2, 1891.
Railroad news Is the principal topic Of
conversation on the streets Of This city
now. and what Is going to be done by any
OF the companies that have been blowing
so much abeut their ability and willing
ness TO build railroad out Of Astoria, no
fellow can find out. Even the presidents,
trustees andStIbscnbers to The subsidy are
as ignorant OF the future prospects OF
Astoria as Clatsop clam. To accept any
propositisn that has been made by the
Glove company would assure an early
connection with the Northern Pacific, but
the opposition Of few old cranks and
moss backs 10 likely TO knock the whole
scheme out for some time longer. and
nothing but the snort Of Jim Hill's great
northern locomotives through the valleys
OF Washington and the streets Of Frank
fort on the opposite bank Of the CoIumbia,
will ever arouse an old Astorian to inter-
est himself in such modern innovation
as railroad. And such thing as Jim
Hills ioad Is no myth by any means, nd
might be possibly, may be built, long
before Astoria has decided the questions
az TO whether she will be the Oregon sea
port or remain sin ply the fishing village
on the Columbia. Frankfort Is we'll stu.
sted, and IL much prettier site for a large
city than Astoria. The ground Is more
level and quite as cay Of access for n
railroad as Is Astoria, and the great north
err manager kuowsit.
Preparations for fishing are beginning
to interest cannerymen and although
prices OF canned salmoDereD1ain lo~, with
little prospect OF improy meni, yet there
.s.44t fssf -
during the csninQ season along the river.
Real estate Is quite as dull as the oldest
prophet of cyl and hard lines could de-
sirc--yet business Of a legitimate character
does not fall short of fair average. In
deed the prospect for prosperous season
Is very bright.
| II y Parker's new steamer, Historian, Is
plying between this port and the inland
Portland, up oHe night and down the
next. getting fair share OF the traffic,
and holding the U r level In their en-
deayor to monopolIEe the business.
| Visitors TO the seaside resort will certainly
be accommodated with cheap fares as we'll
as comfortable and rapid transit this
season.
Political prognosiicalors are up stump
and the custom house ring are In the
soup, TO use slang phrase, which IL per
inissiable when talking of that crowd
They were 20 completely showed under ir
the late election that they will never bs
In IL again.
This judicial district is likely to have I
new Judge after the next election. Th'
, jud &C Is ''tired,' and don't wart TO b
elected again. People Will talk and th'
papers say queer things about that M
Olds' rial and sentence. II that foo
fisherman had stolen a two ton safe ful
of silver dollars. instead Of paitry fish h
cfuldnt have Jared much worse than h
did. Some people are born great, Will.
others have greatness thrust upon them
That's what's the matter with your
truly. NKD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

ALBANY's l25 unoccupied houses tells
the story of inflated values. II Linn
county had Corvallis within her confines,
the people Of Albany could at least boast
OF having one solid city in that county
Benton Leader.
The Leader man could not begin. TO
find l25 empty houses in Albany, in fact
very few, nomore than always in city
Of the size OF Albany. The truth is con-
siderable hunting has to be done to get
a desirable house to rent. We have al
ready the most solid town in Oregon
outside of fMultnomah county. Values
are solid here, as one would learn on
buying inside property. ALBANY was
never in more fiourishing conditions,
and the confidence in it is increasing
among her citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
SKMMnNS.

In the Circuit Court Of The STATE o., OrsgoR for
the Cosfnty OF Liam /:
ALvAN THOMAS, Plaintiff,
ra.
MINERVA C THOMAS, Defendant.
To Minerva C Thomas, the aboYe named
Defendant
TN THE NAME cf THE STATE OF
L Oregon, ron are hereby required to ap-
pear and answer the complaint Of the above
plaintiff. in the above entitled court, nov on
file with the clerk of said court, by the frat
day Of the next regular term OF said court,
which said term begins on Monday, the l4sh
day Of March, lS9e, at The ecurt house in
Albany. Linn county, 0regor; and you are
hereby further notified that if you fail 20
appear and answer said complaint as hereby
required the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for in said COM
plant, towit. For decree dissolving the
bonds of matrimony now existing between
yeu and plaintiff. and for the costs and dis
burtements of this suit to be taxed.
This summons is Published by order
Hon Z z Boise, Judge OF said court, made
Chambers. in the city of Salem, Oregon,
the 25th day of January, 1892.
Published January 10th, 1892.
w R BILYEU,
Atty for Plaintiff
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

TwIcEA WEEK FOR ONE DOLLAR YKAl

TwIcSA WEEK FOR ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Tie T TSice-a-wcck edition Of the ST
Louis ReS-6licis urqueslionably the best and
cheapest national news journal published in
the United states. 1t is issued on Tuesday
aud Friday ofevery wsek. u.aking /; in effect
semi weekly for only one dollar a year.
During the fou. winter months each issue con
tains eight pages, making sixteen pages q
week. and no weeks issue during the year
less than fourteen pages Of seven columns
each. Five separate editions ar, printed, one
each for Missouri. Illinois. Texas, Arkansas
and Kansas, and general edition for other
states, containing nothing but dctailsof i'm.
portent events Of interest everywhere. Z1e
RsPHbfic is the leading democratic paper of
the country, and has special tariff depart
ment, edited by Hon VIM L Wilson, NC
with contributions from >olber distinguished
democratic leaders. Indispensable during the
great political campaign Of 1892. Remem<
Der the prize, only one dollar year for t~o
papers every week Sample copies will be
scot free en- application. Address Tile Re-
public, 81 Lois, No
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
August
Flower

There is a gentle
Dyspepsia. man at Malden-on-
the Hudson, N. Y,
named Captain A. G. Pareis, who
has written us a letter in which il
is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things, and
this is what he says:
I have used your preparation
called August Flower In my family
for seven or eight years. 1t Is con.
stantly in my house, and we consider
it the best remedy for Indigestion,
and Constipation we
Indigestion. have ever used OF
known. My wife is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
times suffers very much after eating.
The August Flower, however, re-
1ieves the difficulty. My wife fire.
quent1y says to me when I am going
to town, We are out
Constipation Of August Flower,
and I think you had
better get another bottle am also
troubled with Indigestion, and when
ever ] am, I take one or two tea
spoonfuls before eating, for day or
two, and all trouble is removed" +" o
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

F. Nj. French keeps railroad time.
Buy yoar groceries OF Parker Bros
New cream cheese just received at Conrad
Meyers.
@ w Cobb. JOB printer, Finn Block, does
frst class work.
See that elegant piano at KieiniBros Boot
and Shoe store.
Ew Achnon &co are selling monuments
ct Portland prices.
See w Reads line of dress goods and
siiks before buying elsewhere.
Stewart & Sox sell the very beat Eatans
tempered shears and scissors.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filed cent
cigar at julius Joseph's.
A large stock of wall paper. with late de
signs, 1T Fortmiller Irving just received.
Have you seen those parlor suits that 7
Brink has just received. They are nice.
DIR u II Ellis. physician and surgeon.
Albany, Oregon. Calls made IA city Tor
country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
80 q -
MARRIED.

SMfTH-SCorT rT.--At the residence
of John Stapleton. In East Salem. at s .
m, Wednesday. February 3, iSos, ] w
Smith, OF Stayton, and Kate Z Scott. of
Salem, Justice Bachelor officiating.
HARTER-GoLDBAUM.-on Thurs
day, February 4, iSo7, at the court house
In Albany, by Geo Humphrey. Esq, Mr.
John O Harter, and Emma Goldbaum,
both OF Lane county. The happy couple
have mary friends around Albany, who
will wish them much happiness and pros.
periiy.
L1sTER.-on Tuesday, Feb j, Ia
PoSland, from lagrlppe, Mrs DR. Lister,
aged "a years. The deceased was.
pioneer of Linn county. residing here un-
I'll few ysars ago, both at Harrisburg
and Albany. She was the mother of o
p TompkIns and Mrs Weeks, of Portland,
Mrs w w Briggs of Harrisburg, and
William Lister, of Grants Pass, and was
woman highly respected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
rHE FIRST GUN.

Many are saying that the first gun OF
the presidential campaign will be. the
election In Oregon in June. This is a
mistake. Rhode Island will hold her an.
nual state election on the first Wedn, sday
In April at which state officers will be
elected. Also a les sislaturr whose duty It
will be to eject Un.ted'Staies senator 10
succeed Senator Aldricn.
Louisiana will hold her regular stale
election on Tuesday, April 9Th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

Once there was young rooster wanted
10 run the whole barn yard. lie sirutted
about, gave his orders and kept putting
him and tore all Of his feathers out, aud
he now goes about with a different aver
from his old time pomposity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
The Ae,uorrat.
KEEP III rar CrSrra OF rllr RoAp


In another column will be found another
letter from Jacob Newman. He seems, II
we understand him, 10 coneede that tho
tariff system Is q robbery system. He says
he endorses the reduction Of the tariff, that
he is opposed to high protection, all Of
which is democratic. But we are unable
10 see why any democrat, for moment,
should talk about claiming that any part of
the favors Of protective tariff should be
distributed among producers or any body
else, Can IL be possible that any democrat
could claim part Of the spoils resulting
from system which he himself admits to
bca robber systcmg We think not, We
know Mr. Newman too well TO suppose that
he means this, and yet his language seems
10 admit Of no other construction. This
thing Of low tariff man or n tariff for
revenue only man, being willing to have the
wounds which he has received by the en-
torcement Of the robber tariff scheme mol
lihed by being made a recipient Of n part
Of the spoils is unique. No, lot us COM
mcnoo at the right end Of tho tariff scheme
to minimize, II we cannot do away witlNita
evils. Let usnot attempt TO even up the
scheme by making other classes Of citizens
It's benofciaries. II il is arobbcr scheme
let us not only refuse 10 extend its beneh.
Charles, but, on the contrary, let us dig W
the evil and destroy il. To extend the oyi
is 10 enlarge il and render II fur more diff
fcult ofremedy To extend it would b'
acting on the same principle that the peo
pic of Multnomah county seem TO be gov
erned by in regard 10 assessments. The,
claim that rs real estate ia not assessed a
its full value, their mortgages should not be
hence they assess them at 80 centss on tn
dollar But to thus assess them is an opci
notorions violation Of the law. So to OK
tend the beneficiary spoils Of robber sys
tenn TO a greater number Of people is simpl
making this invasion Of tho rights Of th
people more gricyous one. The fact tha
the tariff war has been a long one, withou
satisfactory results. is no reason why "
should surrender No sir, let US take coui
age. The battle is practically won IL th
democrats will hold fast TO the vantag
ground gained in tho last Eve years an
march forward in solid phalanx as in Ii
days Of yore against the vulnerable point
r in tho walls of the fortress that now protect
= the enemies OF tariff reform.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

The Town Talk Of Astoria says: There
II at present hot war waging within
the limits Of this city. II is no Chilli
war on paper or battle between Doodle
sort Of contest for supremacy 10 the
There viii be no firearms or broad
swords used; but regular bang-pulIing
and hair-switeh engagement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
HOME AND ABROAD
rIlunanAY.


An earthquake shock was felt at Portland,
Oregon City aud other Oregon towns last
night
Coins OF, 1903 are already in circulation,
A Eugene bank received $1,000, In 50, IS
and 10 cent pieces.
The earthquake did not striko Albany,
stopping ~ nearly as we can learn at Salem
on its rumble sonthward
Mr. Ashesou, recently in business Opposite
the Russ House, Is organizing n joint stock
company for = steam laundry.
Friendiy's sAwmill at Corvallis started
up Monday morning again, and Is farming
out lumber at the rate Of $4,000 feet per day.
A water tower 10 being built near the
corner Of Ferry and Eleventh streets 10
farnish wa.er for the residents of that part
Of the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12
Teaeaers. Examination.

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
public examination of teachers. for / inn
county. will take place in Albany. COM
mencing on Wednesday. Feb, 10th. at
o'clock, p m and continue until Friday
noon, Feb. l2sh All teachers must
positively be present at the time OF com-
mencement. as no one will be admit cd
to tho examination who IL not so present
G. f. RUSSELL,
County Eeheol Srpt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

II 10 big privilege to be able
to get wha. you want when
. you go to grocery store. Allen
y Brothers kesp such variety
that they can always accom-
) modate their customers. This
a saves running around. II it is
fruit season they have the goods.
In produce their stands are full
l OF the latest and best. Their
stock of standard groceries il
always large, of the best to be
secured in the market.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

THURSDAY


Wm M iIoag. of the o p. was in the
city again today.
Mrs DR. MeAlllstsr Ia In Eugene. the
guest of her son, Pref McAllisier, OF the
State University.
Hon X Weatheriord left for San
Francisco day or two agoin the interest
OF the Robert Johns estate.
Sir Morrcil Mackenzie,the distinguished
physician, who has been seriously III With
bronchitis, died yesterday In London.
w I vawter, formerly Of this county, 10
president Of the new Jackson county
bank, just organised with capital Of
100000.
Mr. Roy Edwards, real estate agent OF
Portland, once a resident OF Albany,
passed through the city To-Day for Rose.
burg on business.
Mr. D Tompkins. OF Portland. IL re-
ported to be dangerously III without pros
peet Of recovery, The notice OF the death
OF his mother appears elsewhere.
The Salem Band Concert 60. went to
Eugene this moor, accompanied by some
of their wives and lady friends, aud will
give corcei. tncre. They will DC In
Albany Saturday.
Tuesday night about II o'clock. on the
| front porch OF a DEMOCRAT man,the sweet
music OF guitar and harmonica, were
heard, sounding softly and harmonIousiy
In the sleepy cars OF the hearers. IL was
pleasant serenade, and was appreciated,
though the musicians have not yet been
Identified.
Hon ! NJ Wallace. brother Of the late r
) Wallace of Ss'em, sends Us the eata.
slogue Of the State Normal school, oi
Greeley, ,Colorado,of which he is president.
The school Is hne structure, has faculty
OF twelve professors and total enrolment
OF Is7 students. Mr. Wallace takes deer
interest IN educational work Journal
MIR Wallace was In Albany several days
with his slater, a few years ago.
FRIDAY
Mr. Charles Il Moore has been ap
pointed postmaster at Corvallis TO sue
ceed Mrs Helm.
u WE Read and Jas V Pipe will leay,
j on Monday for the santiam mines for |
! few days sojourn there.
Mr. Chas Piper, postal agent on Tia
overland, was In the city this forenoon
the guest OF his sister, Mrs Il w Lang
dom.
VIC Davis Of Albany, and w Il Craw
ford OF shodds, are In the city 10 inspee
! the hosiery department Of the Saltr
J woolen mills.-Journal.
SATURDAY
, Mr. Reed, tho rustling oaborn binde
man, Ia In the city.
. Geo G stanard and D + Coahow wen
10 Brownsville today on business.
Frank Skipworth, compositor on th
!. Advance, o! Lebanon, was In the cit
/ today.
= Pesldent Condit, of the college, wer
Q 10 Portland this noon In the interest {
o the college.
g Mr Wright II Wallace, In the emplo
OF the Farmers & Mechanics bank, {
Q Marion. Ohio. Is visiting with Mr. an
2 Mrs ID II Mcculiagh, former neighbor
y Of this city.
George Waggoner. sr. and Jr. were !
, the city today on their way to Halse,
where the formers father is lying ser
ously III with the grippe.
9 Miss Sadie Nelson, who has been yisI
2 ing her folks and friends In Ashland ii
i past several weeks. returned to Alban
o Tuesday. ay.-AshlaDd Record.
: Mra ] r Cox, Of Kansas, 10 in the cii
= the guest Of her brother-in.iaw, W
Cox. She has been visiting her parent
!. in Polk county. Mr. and Mrs Cox wei
!. residents Of Albany about twelve yea
ago.