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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

II OST.-A psls for $500 signed by r
h whiting and @ n waiting. bearing
dats May ilth. 1921. made psysbls one
ysar sfter date, 10 Augusta Warnsr. -
Albany. Or. at 8 per cent asr a9usn.
The findsr viii please rssIr1 10 tfss
W.fnsr. ct this city. The public 10 here
by wsrnsd asainst purehasisg the ssis
note.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22
SHIl.0H'S
CONSg Nj ITO N
CURE.

This success Of thia Great Cough Cure IS
without parallel iu ftis history Of medicine.
All druggists are agtiorlzed to sell Il on pos
Five guarantee. a test ta1b 20 other cure can
successfully stand. That IL may become
kaow u the PROPRIETOR, ~ ar enormous exs
t,enss. are placing aauspls Bottie Free into
every hofse n shs Uniisd States and Canada.
II vo.a hsva cauyh, tsrs Throat. or ErcH-
ebssis aMa Il, m II Vii a8fe you. II yese
child has the sfeuf. or Whaeping Cough, aes
1. pfcns8ilv. es,a ftiisf e sure. n yoa dread
ihas iasis5s3us 3.s,-asss fefsaaltiiar. use IL.
ass ysas I,-geeist sos satL8f'a CURE,
prsee - css. meg. ana & .as. IS ySar LEnzs
are ssss o. g4sk Insie. - shf;sa's Forous
Plaster. Price ~ Ctr. saf sale hy fa Drug
eisfa aftd 1ss'eYT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

Gov Campbell's challenge to the repuLl.-
cans TO produce single workman whose
wages bad been increased as tie result of
the Mckinley bill meets With no response
from Reading, where the announcement Is
made Of a reduction in the wages Of pud-
dlers and of the indefinite closing down
two rolling mills.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IN thc County Court effSs Sfats u Orsxeu.
fer osfstv.
In the matter Of the es.ats e sarah
Keeney. deceased.
NOTICEIl HEREBY GiVEN THAT
~ that the undsraigned hak hesn duly
appointed administxator OF saii estate by
the County Court Of Linn couAty, 0regqn,
ana that all persons having assinas
against said estate ara hereby required
to present thsm together with ths proper
vouchers and proof. to tbs undersigned d
at the law offic, OF J W hltnAy. in A
bsny, In said county. within ak months
from the date hereof.
i Dated at ALBANY. Oregon. this l4th dsy
or April A d 1894 So ss
JERRY b KEEaEY.
J ] WHrrNRy. Adrlinistrator.
Atty for Admr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22
STOcEHOLBER's MEETING.

RoTlCE rs HEREBY GIYHN THAT
IN the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Albany Mining a Milling
Ce. win be held on Monday, April 25sh,
1899. at the hour of $50 m Of ssid day,
at the office of the secretary in Albany.
year next Anauing from said meeting and
until their SUCCESSORS are elected and
qualified, and to transass such other
pusipess as may come before the con
pany. Done By order Of the cSmpany
this 2ath day of Mafch, Issz. !. g
IL LCowAN.
J Y PlRE. President.
Secraiarv.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

/0T fHe toffHtg ~ I,aHHs
ED. zEYss. PlaInsiiT.
) wAHREs MILLER. Defendant.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEy THAT
~ by virtue Of an executi aud order
~ sale ISSUED out or the abDvs named
Cour., u the above entitled action, /
will on
Saturday, the eIst day Of May, Isss.
at the Cont House door, in the city Of
Albany. Linn county, Oregon, at the
hour OF / O'Clock y m OF ssid day, sell at
pubic auction. for cssii In hand 20 the
Highest bidder, thu rsai opsrty de
Aertbed iu said execution and order OF
ale as follows. towit. Beginning 1885
chains south OF the n Il corner of the
donation land claim OF 8 ~ Pennington
and wIie, being Not. Mo 1894 and claim
No 81. IN township II, n R2 West OF the
" Miliamstte Meridian in Linn cou aty.
Oregon and running thence east 81 chains
to tie east boundary OF Moses Psrker's
donation land claim; therce south 20e
cast To point iI.65 chains south and 80
chains east OF tho place OF beginning;
thence west 10 the west boundary OF
Moses Parker's donation land claim;
thence north li.55 chains to the place Of
beginning. containing 40 acres more or
loss. Ia Linn cou-ty, oregon.
The proceeds arising from tie sale OF
said real property 20 be applied as fol :
lows: To the costs and disbursements
Of this suIs taxed at s27 so. the sum OF
$50 a. a reasonable atfor neyss fee and tbs
costs and charges and expenses OF maxi
ing such sale; Second. 10 The psymsut Of
ths sam OF 343l. Sc and interest at ten per
cent per auuum until rsid herein sd
Judged In favor OF p aipii.Y. and that th
surplus II anv be paid to the defendant
Dated fhis 10Th DAY Of March. 1892.
M sCOTr,
sheriff Of Linn county. Or.
BY G y ScnT deputy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

On Thursday of this week on complaint
OF Alfred w H6ugh, Alfred Hough, an
uncle OF complainant. was arrested on a
charge OF breaking open q trunk arid ppr-
loining therefrom bill OF sale OF certain
horses and also an article of co-partnership.
The accused was brought before Justice
Bell for preliminary examination, but the
evidence was 80 gauxy that the case was
dismissed.=-PrineyIlle News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

The shifting Of the political Kaleidoscope
from day 10 day shows how worse than
FOOLISH il il 10 try 10 select in February or
even in April the best man 70 nominate for
president in June.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22
SUMMONS.
Nv fke Cin.a Court of tkc STATE e. Ore
geH. for Linn Coanfr.

Is f1e CtuWa Court of fEc STATE e. Ore
geH, for Linn CoHair.
ELIZABETH nARKER, PIT.
vs.
a T BARKER. Defendant.
To 4 E Parker:
TN TIE NAME OF THE STATE OF
l. Oregon Jon are hereby required TO
appear and answer the complaint filed
sgslnst you in the above entitled suit by
the frat day Of the term of said court
following the expiration OF The time pre-.
sor!bed In the order for publication OF
this summons towit, by Monday. the
9th day of Juno, A +, 1893. and Il ynu
tall to appear and answer tho complaint
the plaintiff will apply TO the cours for q
decree OF eivoi ee dixolving the marriage
contract and obligations new existing
bstween yourself and plaintiff, and al o
plaintiff have the care, custody and con
irol OF the minor child, May Barker, nd
TO such other relief as she IL EMIT. ed TO
10 equity.
This summons Is published by orde
OF Hon X p B5ise, Judse Of said court
which order was duly made At Chambers
on tie 18th day Of 4 pril. 4 ID. 1899.
j " HIrNKY.
Atty for Plaintiff
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

REPRESENTATIVE "A. Blesins, M. A
Miller w. r. Elmorc.
COUNTY Jupor. Geo. Humphrey.
County coMMissioNRa. IT. Il. Mil
Ter.
County CLERK IN. p. Payne.
COUNTY REcoEnEa ---E. IE. Davis.
SHKRirr. &C. G. jackson
COUNTY TRgAsuRRR. - Ilrlee Wallace.
County Assassox..-J e. Aiichacl.
Sciiooi. SurnRfNrENpsNr.-6 II. kus.
sell.
COUNTY SURVEYOR. .-~E. j. O'connor.
touNly ConoNER.-- Frank Farrell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22
SOMETHING Apour SILVER.

-
"Will any further action on the silver
question be.taken by this eongess?" Sem
ator Vest was asked.
II think no voting will be done. There
may be good deal of speechmaking on the
subject. have made no canvass myself,
but some Of the senator's who have inter-
viewed about all senator's on the question
have told me that there are not enough
votes in the senate to pass free coinage
measure, or secure consideration Of one.
They say that thirteen democrats and thirty
one republicans will vote against consider
alton Of. free. coinage measure, and that
would prevent vote on the issue, for there
is never full senate, and the forty-four
who are scheduled against it are half OF the
entire body. Senator Morgans resolution
III draw out speeches, but that is all !
hink."
"What impression has Senator Hill made
in the senate?'
Practically none, because he has been
there 20 little. He came to Washington
with deal of eclat. having record of
great strength in this state, but think he
has not held his own. He has been away
very much, and is hardly on record on any
question. He has not fulfilled the expecta-
tions and the predictions that were made
for him.
"Will any Of the tariff measures reported
from Mr. spriAcer's committee pass the sem
ate?"
81 don't believe they viii. The republi-
cana Of the senate will not allow it. They
are ali stalwarts when tariff measure
cor,es in sight, whatever may be their
views on the question of free coinage
Senator Vest said hethought the present
session Of congress would bea short one.
There would be little important Legislation
except thepassage Of the appropriation bills.
Senator Vest said further that he did not
approve Of the May convention idea for this
state. and that if divided delegation went
to Chicago it would present the grayest
question TO tbe convention that the body
would be called on tocgnsider.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

Two boys were IN Albany today plying
their trade OF playing on an accordion
and taking up collection, who certainly
were in crippled condition. One walked
on his knees and the other had badly
broken back. They were curious part
nership.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

Mr. Geo Stirason. the expressman, has
Just purchased FessIet's spotted trotter,
securing rare bargain In horse flesh.
lie IL receiving The congratulations OF
his friends generally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

OK Wilkinson, cne os the democratic
nominees for representative OF Lane coun-
ty, IL not yet twenty one. but will bc OF
age before he Il elected. Wiik!nson beats
the record.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

The State Democrats Convention
meets IN Portland tomorrow. The Linn
delegates. .lnrlnding tho tall man OF the
DKNGcaAT are ail there rsady for business,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

The woodburn Independent says
Sheriff OToisep has cleared $500 as
sheriff Ia two years. A good income, II
the figures are right, equal TO running .
newspaper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

A WaIIa waila man about a year ago
started a man out with 4 band OF sheep on
the range. A few days ago he received
the following from him: "If you want
me &c remain here any longer,you'ii have
10 get another band OF .heep; them's all
gone"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22
NOTICE.

TIME eoPARTNERsHiP HERETO
fore existing under the frm name Of
Hyman A BFow nell ls this day dissoivsd
by mniusl consent. Mr. Hyman retiring
from the firpl. Sishing TO close up our
business By hsy ist eli psftlsa KNOWN Z
themssives indsbtod 10 the 1rm viii
piesse settle their sceounts I'm msd.aieIy.
Either partner will sigI "a liquidation.
Albany, Or, April 18th, 1894
"A HYnAN.
ALBERT BROTNEfsL.
Having purchased The int>rsss OF J A
Hyman Ia the "Aibany NurseK.es,n
shs.l ecnlinus the business ~ the old
location. on an enlarged scale Thanking
cur friaada for their liberai pstronags in
the past shall sndeavor for the iuturs by
fair and liberal dealing 10 merit o@a
tinuapco ef your favor.
Alhkny. Or. April 18Th. 1892
ALBERT B&owSELL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

PrrrsnKRc, Pa April 1.-THE residents
II Hazlewood. city nnbnrb in the twenty
third gard, are considerably exercised over
the announcement Of the approaching nup-
tials Of A kereher. aged 20, wealthy re
tired hardware merchant, and Miss Edith
SpauldipR. aged %. ateacher in the twenty,
third ward public school. Mr. kercher has
a grown up family. who are vigorously op.
posing the marriage Of the old gent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

PORTLAND, April ia slight earth
quake shock was felt yesterday ut 2:57 p m
By many il was nnobseryed. People al
table noticed 1t plainly. by some Il was
thought TO be single yibration from west
10 east. Others report three shocks in com
nected slIccecson. onn from west to east,
one from north 30 south, and another from
west TO east. Dishes ratified and doors
creaked. On Portland Heights IL was
plainly felt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

Linn county people will take great
pleasure in putting crosses after the
names OF two OF her most popular sons,
Hon Geo Il Chamberlain for attorney
general and Hon w r Bilyeu for prose-
cutting attorney OF the third district.
They are live, able men In their proses-
sions. Mr. Chamberlain has already
shown his fitness in marked manner
for the Office Of attorney general, and Mr.
Bilyeu as a criminal lawyer probably
has no superior in Oregon. The third
district will undoubtedly elect him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

The following items appear in the
Salem Journal: Nearly thirty persons
united with DR. Browns church Sunday,
a number hold cards from the Mills
meeting. Sunday was red letter day
at DR. Corwin's church sixty-nine were
taken into the church in the morning.
Rev Corwin expects TO receive nearly as
many more fIis church will be one OF
the lnfgeat gamers by the Mills meet
ings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

The Democratic state convention was
in session today, but little OF Importance
bad been done at press time. the pat
form being the main thing during the
afternoon. u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22
STOCKROLDFR'S MEETING,

NOTICE Is hereby given that there will
be = meeting of the stockholders of the
albany Building and Loan Association
or Albany, Oregon, held ~ their affice In
the Office OF the Bank of Uregon.on Tnes-
day, the 10Th day or April, 1892. 81 I
O'Clock N OF said day, for The purpose
OF incfeasfng tho capital steok OF said as-
ISOLATION from 100000 to $500 .0oo, and TO
increase the number Of ahares from 1000
to 1000.
DDAssd At Albany, Oregon. March Is, 1892
G. r SfEWART,
] w BLAIN, President
SecEetAry.
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IusrIcE or rilF PKAce oi Albany, Gen.
tral Albany and Price precincts. -. Mi
Curl.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF An
MlhiSTRAT0F.

NoTIcE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been by order OF the county
court Of Linn county, Oregon. on the Sth DAY of
April, is9s, duly appointed administrator Of the
estate Of James McKechnie.lete of Linn county, Or
deceased All aepons having claims against sAid
sste are hereby required and notef 10 present the
sane With proper vosseLers 70 g my residence in
Sweet Hone Lam county, 0reeon within SIX months
from tlfn da.e heFeA - ~.L-N
Dated this sth day OF April ls9..
WI. RUNE sTGH
Montahye Hasl,leman, Administrator.
Attorneys
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

TnNO Rent A barn near the business
Il part OF the city. win hold tw hor
ses, bn 81, sie Inquire at this ofAca.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

EroR SALE Second haul Packard
1 organ In A condition For Surth or
particulars call at resi1snca of w I.
Moore. washinston street, between srd
ana 4ih.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

PORTLAND, April l8.--congreasnien: II
NJ Yeaich, Of Lame county; Il /. Macarthur.
OF Portland. supreme Judge: A Bennett.
OF Dalles City: Presidential electors: w II
Jacksonville; Cleo Nolan, Of Astoria
At midnight last night ire foreuoinv
looked like the ticket the democratic siafe
convention would nominate today. The
Eastern Oregor delegates caucused yesterday
and decided that the congressman should
come from Portland. and Judge Macarthur
g their fayorite. Eastern Oregon also de-
cided upon Mr. butcher for eIectof 5. Henry
Blackman mud II G Gfldy for Delegates 10
tie national convention. Their election II
sure. Miller, OF Jackson and Nolnn. III
Astoria. will probably he chose electors with
the fourth man TO be aelected. j ! Shaw
will prohobly be nominated ftr cifcuit ind0e.
and w II Bilyen or Geo Wright for psoae-
cutting attorney Of the 3d district.
Gears news.
SALEM, Or April Is. he supreme court
met al 2 o'clock this afternoon. but heard
no arguments in the ney-eeneralship
matter, owing TO the absence of some Of the
attorneys. The matter was act for q henr.
ing NJ 2 o slock tomorrow morning. The
proceedings were a. follows:
Mara A Rawson, appellant, W Charles
stuart, rerpondent; appeal from Linn
county judgment OF the lower court affirm
ledi opinion by Chiei Justice strahan.
Maehiy Married
| NEWARK. N JApril Thames Abbott
aliaa James Stevenson alias Charles Steven.
son, pleaded guilty 70 charge Of bigamy,
and was reunanded for trial. The prisonel
married seven wives. was twice convicted oI
bigamy and sentenced 10 four and FIVE year.
respectively, TO Sing Sing prison. Mr.
Abbott, the legal vile. IL living in Brooklyn
She appears TO have d forgiying disposition
~ she has taken him buck after each olfena,
though she testified against him nj eacl
trial.
Desardas Defeats fsorsest
VfuGfsfA III Anr;i II (a,fa,o R.t,ar :
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sfuehIy sfarsiea
Desardas Defeat. rsorre.s

VfnafstA. Ill, April l7.-captain Bogar-
dus, the worlds champion wing shot, de-
feated Geerge Borrest. prominent local
shot, here yesterday afternoon, by the score
Of n % Al. The match was at fifty tin
birds, Tor 800 side and the gate receipts.
This was the third and final match.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

G N. STEELE q CO., Albany, Oregon
NJ Loan money on good real est
sscurit-- n fian and adjoining oounti g
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

kISaPIsuER. o T April i9.-1'he open
ng. a. witnessed from here. was compare.
lively tame. The scene about the land office
where trouble was expected, WINS specially
quiet. The race from the border was ex-
citing and was attended by all the incidents
sean NJ the ioriner openings Of land in the
territory. Charles 3 Pierce. boomer from
Nebraska, raced Rock Island train fer the
townaite Of olarche and beai the train. hay-
ing only two miles 10 20 10 the trains thrce.
Pierce located the whole townsiie ~ q
homestead. The passengers and railway
officials were greatly ehagrined. but located
n iownsite adjoining Pieree's claim. and
say they will build 0karehe there.
The nssius siyendf kigned.
WASHINGTON, An agreement betwt en- the
United States and Great Britain for mod.
ns vivcndi in relation 20 the fur seal fisheries
in Bchriug "a for the present season. was
signed this morning by Sir Julian paunce-
fote. tho British minister representing the
government u har majesty. and by james
q Blaine. secretary of state. representing
the government Of the United States. This
important agreement was signed at II
elock this morning n the residence d
secretary Blaine. who. owing 10 the inciem.
ent weather. did not 60 10 the department
| He at once took il over 10 the executive nian'
sion. and laid il before the president, who
this afternoon transmitted il TO the senate
| for its sanction The modns is in the form
of a supplemental convention 10 the treats
OF arbitration Eenently negotiated and rat
fled. II states that both governments vii
prohibit during the scaling season the kill
| ing Of seal in that part of the Behring Ses
lying eastward Of the line Of denarkation
described In article No of the treaty u
! isGs between the United States and Russia
and each government will enjoin isx citizen
and vessels 10 an observance Of the agree
ment. The United States. ii Is understood
il allowed 10 kill for the subsistence Of a,
natives on their lanls Of 81 Paul and i
George 1900. the same restriction as WA
made last year. and the United States bind
itselt 10 observe this prohibition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

II osT,-tn this city, On Gu uaday, March
n 20th, gold ring With set &ntler
p.ease leave &C this once
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22
sHERIFFs SALE.

In he Circuit Court Of tie State OF Oregon
for he Comfy Of linn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-22

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVES THAT
~ by virtue Of an executi n aud order
~ sale issusd out or the abs,va named
Cour., Ia the above entitled action, /
The National tribune., 1892-02-18

No 3l4 il a solid gold ring for ladies, set
with "a real pearl. Sent 10 any subscriber
for 81 o. delivery guaranteed.
no. 3lj is a ring Of the sane quality Of
gold, SET with two stones rs the purchaser
may choose, selecting for themselves any Of
The following, viz: Imitation diamonds, mi-
tatiOn turquoise, dOub.et sapphircs, rubies,
on cmeralds, OF real mo0ustones. This is
the latest design IN settings. Sent by regis
tered mail for S3l5, or as premium for a
club Of eight subscribers and Sl7j added.
10. BIG Is the popular patriotic ring, set
IN red, white, aud blue, the National colors.
and viii be 50 sent, unless ordered other
wise. The red, white and blue is made OF
the highest grade imitation diamond, a
doublct ruby, and d0ublet sapphire il
green is wanted, a doub.et emerald will be
substituted, or a real mOoust0ne. Sent, de.
livery guaranteed, 10 any subscriber, foi
s3G9, or as premium for z club Of 10 sub.
scfber and y added
10. 81 Is an engraved solid gold ring
with circle Of six real pearls, IN the center
Of which Is placed real topaz, double
sapphire, d0uh!ct ruby, doublet emerald, o.
an imitation diamond, according 10 taste
] This we make a bargain, aud put IL "a s,
H even money, by registered mail to any sub
. scubcr, aud not open 10 any one else.