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

n he Circuit Court for Linn County, State ot
Oregon:
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Morschnck nneI.

ELDoRADo; Ark Feb 5.-A duel on
horseback was fought near here last night
by s c Shaw and John Ballard, in which
the former was killed and the latter had his
horse shot from under him. The coroner :
jury rendered self-defense as the verdict.
An old feud caused the trouble.
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syrup Of fFigs

Produced from the laxative and nutritious
juice OF California fgs. combined with the
N sdicinsl virtues OF plants known to be
most beI eioial to the human system, rcts
gently OF the kidneys, liver and bowels,
eieotually cleansing the system, dispslline
colds and headaches,- and curing habitual
constipation.
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BORN.

MAY.-On Thursday, February 4th,
1892, to the wife OF Mr. Sam May the we'll
known merchant OF Harrisburg, girl.
Sam is said to be doing we'll.
GOFF.-0n Friday morning February
9th, 1892, TO Mr. and Mrs e f Goff, of Al
bany-a girl.
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DIED.

sIMPsON.--In Corvallis. at the home
Of his son, j W Simpson, on Feb 2, 1892,
g Simpson, aged 81 years.
The deceased has been resident Of
Oregon for 38 years, living most OF the
time in Polk county, and was a highly
respected gentlemGn.- Leader.
ELKINs.-At Dallas, Polk county,
Oregon, February 3rd, 1899. Eva Elkins,
daughter Of VIM. s. and Maggis Elkins,
Of abscess in her side, aged 21 years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

Agent Cras ford has returned from
Washington. Young Chief and the rest
were delighted with their trip. lie re-
marked; "Me see the big chief, General
Chicago, New York, and have big
time" The Indians saw and shook
hands with the president and members
Of 0regon's delegation, by whom they
were we'll received. They we're much
taken with the Brooklyn bridge, which
they crossed and recrossed on numerous
occasions. They could not understand
the rush and hustle and confusion in
the great white villages and wanted TO
know OF the agent why everyone was in
such q hurry.-E o.
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ceusrY cornr rRocrEpIses.

(p. ". y. Biaekbusn, Judge n. ". coofsF and
WIN. Humbaugh. catnmiasionsrs.l
George Luper reappoInted supervisor
district II.
Application of ] l. Reece for road,
granted, and Jas Hunter. S A Dawson
and Straddef Froman appointed viewers.
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CuEnALrs. Feb 5.--The county commis.
sioners decided today 10 issue bonds Of
100000 10 fund the outstanding indebted
ness. The bonds were bought by J YCoif-
man, cashier OF the First National bank at
face. They bear 81 per cent interest. Tho
sale is regarded ~ u good one. aa only one;
M only one county in the state has sold its
bonds more adyantageously.
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HoEKY TO LsAN.--I have msnsy in
sums OF $500 to $780, 900 to loan on inn
proved farm lands in Linn and Benton
couaties, at lowest current rates. No
delay in furnishing the money.
@ q BuBKHAxT,
Real estate agent, albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

This Il from Des Moins, Iowa paper.
"a family Of good standing In society
and possessing some means, residing at
Unlvertity Place, would like very much
TO live With some hired girl for the win
ter"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

Decidedly the largest and choicest variety
Of tea in town is at G e Bre wnell's. Sun
dried, basket fired. green, ack, English
breakfsst, ia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

1he following contains an Idea Il will
do 10 dream over.
Little Sue--"Wc have had great
awakening In our church."
Little Ethel--"Why, In our church they
never 20 10 sleep.n
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A Railroad subaIsly.

ASTORIA. Feb5.-At citizens meeting
this afternoon, COMMITTEES was appointed
TO get a subsidy Of 1000 acres Of land for
the Astoria and Columbia River Railway
Company 10 build road fifty eight miles
from Astoria alongthe Columbia river TO
Glabe. there to connect with the Northern
Pacific
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

A warranty deed from ] sloat Fassett,
New York state, and wife, Jennie G Fas-
sett, conveying strip OF land In the
southern portion OF the country 10 the
Northern Pacific and Puget Sound Shore
railroad companies, was fled for record
yesterday with the county auditor. The
consideration named was ti and the
strip conveyed supposed 10 be right oi
way for the railroad through a quarter
section Of land owned in King county by
Mr. faasctt.-SeGttle Telegram.
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CALL Asp sKrrLH.-Ali persons In
dsbtsd to G l. Blaekman will please call
and settle within ten days, as be expects
10 leave Tor Portland, and after then al
accounts will be left Tor collection
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

Cotton goods have not been - cheap since
the war as they are now. Call and see what
bargsins W r Read has.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

woman named Wells, living on the
Patha, near Dayton, Wash. who has
previously given birth 20 thirteen chill
dren, has given birth TO another, weight
isjs pounds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

With his new. bakery Conrad Meysriis
abls to offer old and new customers every
thing firasclaas in baked goods.
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS
Aterr suare.hIp Talk.

WASHINGTON Feb 5.--lt has been stated
before that there Is no chance for Joseph
Simon TO be circuit judge, and II was also
stated thnt the Oregon delegation submit
tod TO the president communication high.
ly complimentary Of Judge Lord, Mf Ful.
ton and Mr. Watson, but II now appears
from sources which seem reliable, that
neither Of these gentlemen can secure the
prize. and this morning Representative
Hermann received from various portions in
Oregon, chiefly from Portland strong en-.
dorsements for William u Gilbert, Of Port
land. which he submitted TO the attorney
general and who may possibly be appointed.
The ora style,
PREscorr, A T Feb 5.--A sensational re
port reached here today from varde Wiley,
TO the effect that two indians passed yester-
day, going in the direction OF San Carlos,
having in captivity white girl, 10 years
old, whom they had stolen from near Flag
stnif. Captain jackson, who brought word
10 Prescott, Is nm old and reliable citizen o.
this county.
He states the girl and her captors stopped
at ranch and The girl was permitted TO *
Into the house 10 get something 10 cut, whel
she told her story, imploring TO be rescued
As there is no ono at the house except I
boy, he could render her no assistance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

WHERE TO GET THEM.-when wanting
an organ sr piana call on 6 l. Blackman
Hhs = you can select from a Gre, elass
toLA.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

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

chas Bamford TO r + Crawford so
acres, IL v w4.................$ 4. 2JO0
u Miller TO Lee and Ned Miller,
5000 acres 10 W 3..e.. 1900
Mary Barrett to Frank Trites, aud
Al Miller, lot 8, bl 15,Albany. 2750
J NJ Wiley to S II Myers, IL lots,
Lebanon. ...... I0Uu
Mike Hogan to John 2 Robertson,
1851 acres 8 0E4.............. 700
o & CRR Co 10 PF Madden, so
acres 9E4. 4................... 1880
Willamette Real Estate Co to III
Robb, lot /, bl s, Halsey. ~ So
Eliza ] Bridgeiarmer TO Mary Z
Bassett, 1852 acre II " L.. /
II Bryant TO Frances Brapnin, lot
80, bi II, BIS 200
NC Meyers to JEFF Meyers, piece
land, Scio. 800
f Haner TO ] s McKechnie, $50
acres. 10 Z 1.......... .... $50
! Mcdaniel to X A Rampy, l6i
acres, Is W w4........... 1
Pell simison to John wills, Sc acres
10 " 3..........-...... ........ $50
L + Hamon to Pell Simison, So
acres, 10 " 8. 1900
L Z Hamon to Alma Wills, ,65 acres
low ................... l2O0
Henry d Haight TO Frank Haight,
IS acres 10 " w3.............. 1000
U TO Paul Mignola, 100 acres, Is
E1............. Patent
A ] Carothers to Ashby Pearce, lot
3, bl Is, WIS A. Albany. .... leo
w ii Attlesea to A ] Carothers, lot
3, bl13, 3,W's A........-... 205
John II Bone to D Hayes, piece
land, Halsey. y..........-...-. /
Mary L Gross TO Aba Hull, $50
acres, Ii " ............-... $500
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The rarin NH.

WASHINGTON. Feb 4.-whcn the ways
and means committee meets tomorrow II
will probably formally agree 10 make
favorable report on the free wool bill. and
the majority viii grant the opposition mem
bers a week in which 10 prepare minority
report. Both reports will be submitted 10
the honse. The democratic members Of the
committee have interviewed those members
Of the majority who are opposed TO the sep
arate bill plan, and have indicated their
purpose 10 aid their colleagues. with the
understanding that the committee will re.
port bills attacking every prominent feature
Of the Mckinley bill. Some members Of
the majority are contending that the reve-
nues will not stand reduction and this is
met with the claim that bills can be intro
duoed 10 meet all the requirements Of the
case, and that il q complete revision Of the
schedule Is necessary toprevcnt a shortage
OF revenues, resulting from placing raw
materials on the free list. general bill
would be proposed. II Is believed that not
less than six tariff bills will be reported
from the committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

There are met we meet who sr end their
time firing at the man In the moon. Al
barry needs men TO FIRE at close range.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

For bargains IN monumental, headstones
etc. go TO Il w Achison& Co. Albany, 0regos
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

A strange death Is reported from New
Orleans. II Is said that while playing a
hose upon fire atelcphone wire ard an
electric light wire got crossed, the streau.
OF water from the nozzle struck the wires,
heavy current followed down the water
and allied the hrenfi who was holding
the nozzle.
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peniea NJ Yoilslei.as.

OMAHA. Neb Feb 4.-There was a re-
port current today that Governor Thayer,
who leaves for Texas next Monday, will
turn over the Office 10 Lieutenant Governor
Majors. 10 prevent Governor Boyd from
taking his seat. There is said 10 be plan
back OF II all for the lieutenant governor
10 call a special meeting Of the legislature
TO transact some important matters, and 10
checkmate any scheme Of governor Boyd 10
call a special session to enact a maximum
rate bill and Miehiganize the state. The
politicians eharacterize the rumor rs false.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

In the death OF Rev Spurgeon the world
loses wonderful man. lie was IN the
sSth year OF his age, having been born at
kelvedsn, Essex, England, June 70, 1884,
He was educated ut Colchester and COM
meneed preaching at Is. Hls book "Plain
Talks OF John plougkaan" contains as
many beautiful as well ~ witty thoughts
as one will often iun acFosa IN 80 few
pages.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

In tie cVeaa Coerf Of tie STATE Of Ore
ges, for Linn County.
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Tn. 8. a. WHITLEY.

Fhysisias and slrY.sa. Graa1sssA
ssl ushege, New fAek Ci.y. d ssN...
pssaltf. ! bSFiCs -rrsa<s sisek, At
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

At Mead's, the iewelsrr, is good place to
buy filed watch
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
7 X. wEATmERFO no.

Attorney a Law. win prad,cc n All coarta 81 the
and 10 % lectiops. OFff0E-In the Finn bleok.
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A nls Verdict.

NEW YoRK. Feb 5.-Richard D Alliger.
insurance broker. who sued the Mail and
Express for libelous publication in Sep
tembcr, 1887, in which he was charged with
having forged check for si750, today se-
cured verdict for $4,000, the heaviest ever
given against newspaper In this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

Ye Gods II this DO true what g
Sodom Tacoma Is, 10 be sure. Judge
Parsons, addressing the Republican
League, says: "fhe people get as good
an administration as they are entitled
TO. News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

Over $4,000 photographs were sent TO
the dead letter Office at Washington last
year, Another evidence oil the ioolIsh-
ness Of the present age.
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court Of The State Of Oregon for
Linn County.
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NEw York, Feb 5.--The Henld's spec.
ial cablegram from Valparaiso. Chill. says:
Judge Of Crimes Foster today passed SEN
tence in the long. pending and much discuss
cd Baltimore assault case Of October 10,
1891. The finding Of the court is ~ fol-
lows: Carlos Arena and Alias James are
sentenced TO $40 days Imprisonment for
wounding William Turnbull. the coal
HEAVIER Of the Baltimore who died Of his
injuries. 500 for disorder. sixty days for
carrying a knife and twenty days for giy-
ing an assumed name. This makes u total
of go days. Jose Rhumada Is sentenced to
$40 days imprisonment for injuring Turn
bull. Frtde Roderigney is sentenced d
thirteen days imprisonment for woundina
Boatswain Mate Charles w Riggin: another
of the American sezmen, for public dis,
order and for carrying knife. II is held
by Judge Foster that the evidence does mol
show that Roderigney did kill Riggcns. on
the can.rary il il claimed that Riggin'
death was caused by shot which was fired
by some unknown person. Gomez and
Rodrigney. under tho Chilian penalties
must pay the families Of Turnbull. Riggir
damages. These damages are recoverable
by civil suit. Congress will meet again II
April.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

Iowa's tramp law denies 10 confined
yagrants tobacco, liquor, sporting papers
and playing cards. Thus are the rights
OF American freemen being gradually
eroded says an exchange.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

A farmer owned some shares in q val
ley business house He had son and
wanted place for him In the house. lie
got it. There was about as much busi-
ness 10 him as 10 a ,irone. The result
was added TO other things, that there
was general contention, and now news
oil the failure Of the firm appears, though
with more assets than liabilities. The
story contains its own moral.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-12

On one bridge In this city a loving
couple can be scen standing every night
until late hour. There are few coun.
tries In North America where daring
couples no matter how loving can brave
the storm and hang out late at night In
the middle Of winter. Even here the
girls mother talks OF taking the young
man out cup OF coffee and q plate OF
doughnuts to take tho chill oif,-salem
Journal.
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EAST AND SOUTH,
-VIA--
Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA LINE.

n-y--. Tain. leave Portland Daily.
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A Long Anticipated Document at Last
Makes Its Appearance In
Print.
The Secretary Of State Announces
That He Is Not Presidential
Candidate.
A Number or Interviews and Much
Newspaper Comment Regarding
His Withdrawal.

WASHINGTON, Feb James G..
Blaine has authoritatively announced
his withdrawal from the presidential
contest. Rumors which have been in
circulation of late, to the effect that
the secretary Of state would formally
declare his position, found confirmation
when the following letter was made
public by Mr.. Blaine:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.
To Hon. j. S. Clarkson, Chairman of the
Republican National Committee.
DEAR SIR-I am not "a candidate for the
presidency and my name will not 60 be-
fore the Republican national convention.
make this announcement in due season.
To those who have rendered me their sup
port owe sincere thanks and am most
grateful for their confidence. They will,
am sure, make earnest effort in the APP
preaching contest, which is rendered
specially important by reason OF the in
dustrial and financial policies of the gov
ernment being at stake. The popular de-
cision ON these issues is of great moment
and will be of far reaching consequences
Very sincerely yours, JAMES G. BLAINE.
The announcement that the secretary
had written the letter withdrawing his
name from the field OF candidates was
known on the row and in the hotel lob
bies within very few minutes after it's
receipt by the United Press, it's report
ers being the first to convey the infor-
nation. 1t created much excitement
notwithstanding the probability of its
utterance had been discussed for the
past forty-eight hours with renewed
vigor and its appearance thereby dis
counted to some extent. Secretary
Foster was seen by the United Press re-
porter and asked for his opinion of the
effect Of the letter. He said he had
been anticipating its appearance but
was surprised tnat 1t f1ad cdane out
now.
''It will result, think he said, 'fn
President Harrison s renominationr
''Will it open the field for other candi-
dates or restrict it,"
'''rhe field has always been an open one,
but several gentlemen to whom Secretary
Blaine was block viii enter the race. .
''Will Ohio have candidate?"
NO
"For whom will she be-"
@For Harrison. Ohio has alway felt
very friendly toward Blaine, but she has
never supported him for the presidency,
always having had in contests where he
enlivcned, candidate of her own There
will be no serious opposition to Harrison's
nomination, take it,"
Other embers of the cabinet and
several senators and representatives
talked in the same strain and all seemed
to think that President Harrison would
be renominated without much opposi-
ton.
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THE NEWS IN OHIO.

Blaine's withdrawal Great. EIow to
Foraker Republicans.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The Herald's
Columbus, o.. correspondent says: The
news that Blaine has sent a letter to
Chairman Clarkson declining to be a
candidate of the Republican nomination
for the presidency was interesting news
indeed to Ohio politicians, as well as
New York. The Democrats generally
seem to regard it as leaving the field
clear for Mr.. Harrison and say it means
that the president will be nominated
again. The Sherman faction Of the
Republicans are very much pleased over
the condition this leaves the work of
the Minneapolis convention in, though
some of them think Alger will come
forward prominently now as a candi-
date. To the Foraker Republicans the
news was evidently unwelcome. Some
of them said the letter to Clarksn was
nothing more than would be expected
from Mr.. Blaine as an act cf fealty to
the administration, whether he MOULD
accept the nomination or not. They
say this brief letter will be SO retarded
by Mr.. Blaine's friends, who Will not
close their work In his behalf because os
the part it took in the recent senatorial
contest in Ohio by throwing theil infu-
ence to Blaine, and thus defeating Har-
rison. They doubt that Harrison can
be defeated for the nomination By any
other man.
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THIRTEEN coRPsEs.

Mine Bodies Recovered and Four Mora
Uncovered.
! New YORK, Feb. 9.-The sixth body
to be taken out of the ruins of the Hote
Royal, at Fortieth street and Sixth ave-
nue., was found at 9 o'clock q. m. 1t
was found in room at the top floor
on the Fourth street side. 1t was ap-
parently that OF woman, but was 80
badly burned as TO make Identification
wen nigh impossible.
/ At $50 the seventh body was found.
It was that OF q man. 1t was lying in 3
mass of ruins and had evidently fallen
with mass of timber from an upper
floor. At 10 o'clock the eighth body
was found. 1t was that Of q man. ii
was found among debris in the cellar OF
the hotel. Y
A few minutes later body Of q man
was taken ont. It was charred beyond
recognition. It was that Of 4 man 5
feet Z inches in height, about So years
old. drsssafin dark clothes. The face
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MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY

nao dark fnoustache A gold watch
and chain were on the body. On the
chain was Masonic emblem bearing
the motto Love, Truth and Life" Pro-
prietor Mears, of the Hotel Royal, looked
at the body carefully, but could not
identity it.
The body of the woman found at Q
O'Clock on the top floor of the hotel
was wrapped in piece of canvas and
carried down to,the ground, where 1t
wasplaced in pine box to await ex-
animation at the morgue. There was
finely chased gold ring on the left hand
OF ibis body. This hand was shut tight
and could he opened. The body was
so badly burned, that the only way it
was ascertained that it was that of q
wof1an was by the size and general
structure of the frame.
From careful examination of the
hotel register and the journal which
was Furnished by Night Clerk Under
wood the number of persons in the
building when the fire broke out was
log. OF these 8 are known to be
dead Eighty-one were rescued by the
firenaen, assisted by citizens, before the
walln collapsed and 6l are still missing.
Chief Giequel, Of the fire department,
said before he left the place for the
night that from the report of the fire.
men pc believed the list of dead would
not kxceed twenty. The loss on the
hotsIland furniture is estimated at $780,
QUO. The building is the property of
Hylar Israel, furniture dealer in the
Bowefy.
-Four More Uncovered.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.--Four more bod
les hase been uncovered by the work
men, but cannot as yet be taken out Of
the ruins on account of the heavy tim
bers lying over and around them. Work
was suspended at 1890, while some dan
gerous walls were pulled down.