The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-10-14
pnonArr MArrnns.-In estate Of Joseph

Geo L Burkhart, J X keebler and a a
KEGS. Inventory filed; real property.
Sl2c0, personal property, 1856 81. Per.
sooal property ordered sold.
In estate of Henry eraser, ,final account
set for Nov Sth, at p m.
In estate OF 6 w Warmo,h, answer OF
j NJ Keeney, admir-, filed.
In estate OF Charles T ingram, final
account allow ed and dexecutordischarged.
In estate of Mary A Connerapplication
OF guardian to sell real property granted.
Second annual account in estate o;
Owen Bear approved.
In estate OF ? B Tucker, bond OF $500
approved. Appraisers, ii L Bose, e I
Croft and Davenport. Also appraisers
appointed for Gillian county
In estate OF Frank Shedd, will admitted
to probate. G Shedd appointed execu-
tor without bonds, Appraisers. II B
Sprenger, II II Wright and ] w Pugh.
In estate Of Nancy Dickens, report of
sale of real estate approved.
In estate OF f ] Mills, final accoun, al
lowed and admir- discharged.
In estate of f II Roscoe, Martha E
Roscoe was appointed administrators.
Bonds, $500.
In estate of Jonathan Needham, in
yentory filed. Real property, $62S9 !;
personal, $l72S.90. Order Of sale made.
In guardianship OF Jonathan Needham,
final account allowed and guardian dis
charged.
The name OF Mary A Garretson was
ordered changed 10 Mary A Altree, on
required proofs being made.
In estate of c o Patton, report of sale
Of personal property approved. Real
property ordered sold and citation issued.
A LAuDABLE ENTERPRIsE.-Such the
writer would name the plan which
several of our leading merchants have
announced their intention to supply
every family that desires it, a set OF the
Oregonian Edition Encyclopedia Britain
MICA. The writer knows OF no fortune
that could fail to a community that
would be Of greater or more lasting value
than the placing OF such q complete
library in the hands OF every citizen, lor
well informed man usually makes the
most OF his opportunities. With such a
fascinating discriminating and impartial
library in the homes OF our city not only
Will every citizen become possessed os a
means for seli-iniormation upon every
topic that interests him. but the growing
generation will be naturally led into a
higher plane of thought and into
broader field Of action. The pre-emi-
nence OF America for push and enterprise
is due more to her liberal educafions
than to any other one cause; and hardly
second to the schools themselves is the
value of good libraries in our houses
The writer believes the present oppor-
tunity will be eagerly seized by our citi-
zens, and that those who live some dis
tance from the city will make il q point
to tome TO town ezrly, that their orders
for free libraries may be registered at
once.
An AGE CT TIPs.-Puliman poFiers,
hotel c.erks and some others depend con
siderably on liberal tips for their bank ae-
count, and travellers genrIally il1i..k 1t
pretty lively work 10 keep pace with The
demand. An Astoria man, Ike Bcrgmaa.
who has Just been in Germany, writes
home: s'Af;er landing IN Hamburg Ger
many, the land left fifty years ago, as
naturally somewhat green" in their
Il
next morning. In Hamburg, after paw ing
my hose, bill there stood a small army of
men around me from the porter down,
brushing and rubbing nc down Ike arzce
horse. Or course | ssc0d u. IS luck
would have L there was young man
wi,h me who told me that I; was custom
AIRY here &c give them all something,
then began to pay out, accos ding 10 rank
Here Il something that ought not 10 tell
you but is 10 good to keep | then wen;
upstairs 10 my room, / found nv wife with
the charn5ermaid. / took good look at
her and cane 10 the conclusion that she
must be married lady. / paid her, and
Left something also for the offspring a
coming"
KEEFxG PAuPERs. II II the County
Court proceedings are watched il will DC
noticed that paupers ara being kept all
over the county. This was the style in
Lane county; but new order has very
properly been arranged for DIR Russell
has been appointed to take charge ol
them il they want care, and his expert
ence is amusing. A Eugene paper GAYS:
"When DIR Russell went TO gather them,
parties who are now caring for two ol
them refused 10 let them 90, and so they
will have to stand the expense of tbeiI
keeping. Another one was told that
Two Stick"Johnson was to have charge
of them, and he declared be would moi
go there in that case and has skipped fol
parts unknown. Another one wants tc
go to some relatives in-Linn county. II
Is evident the other way Of keeping them
was encouraging TO pauperism ="
A SnARP IrEx.-with all its advance.
! ment the world has been behind Tie
times in bread and cake cutting appli-
ances. Warm bread and cake has always
been baggled and even the cold article:
bungled; but now this has all beer
changed. The Clauss knives have don.
lit. They are a marvel, and no mater
what is to be cut these knives viii
/ smoothly saw through without I
crumb, the scalloped edge doing tbs
work in splendid style. This is also {
great thing with ham and all kinds o
meat. A cake with frosting is no
cracked and broken. Everybody wh'
has used the knives pronounce then
| immense. Stewart q Fox have just re
ceiyed big stock, and are selling then
at prices within the reach OF everybody
Enjoy life by getting set.
GETTING JusTIcE.-The following from
Salt Lake City is about man who ono
bnked several Albany men: eth
! knights of the Ancient and Essenic order
IN institution organized in this city tw'
years ago, has been seriously difcouragee
recently by the arrest Of their chief grant
,organIzer, DR. C ] Weatherby, who Is sal
to have been formerly connected with III
Craw Valley. Association OF Kansas, upo
the charge OF fraudulent use Of the mails
The doctor was bound over to await III
action of the court. Before the time ar
rived for the second hearing, bis bondsme
surrendered him to 10 the authorities. Th
supreme treasurer was discharged at ih
former hearing, as the evidence did nc
incriminate him. He being well know
business man of the city, whose other In
iterefts would probably absorb his a,ten
ton, knew bat little of the association wit
which he was connected.
THE PuDLIc GcHooLs.-It is mark {
progress to note the increase OF schot
attendance. The attendance on the fir:
day Of school was 800, about SO NOR
than for the first day last year. The a
tendance has been good during th
month with a total enrolment OF 45'
7, The average daily attendance was 81
The highest enrolment in any one ROOF
was 80, the same being room Mol. Al
other session room has been fitted up
relieve the crowded condition OF roo
No. 1. With this provision the buildir
will be filed to its utmost capacity.
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