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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

Under our revenue tariffs the price of
standard cotton drillings averaged eight
cents per yard. or
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

But under high tariff on cotton man.
ufactures bushel of wheat would ex-
change for only 1875 yards of cotton
drilling, or
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

From 1877 to 1861 when we had q
tariff for revenue, period which the be-
levers in McKinleys high tariff policy
describe as "our disastrous free trade
period" wheat averaged sleeper bushel
in New York. represented by this line.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

During the ten years ending in 1883.
wheat averaged only ninety-two cents
per bushel in New York, or this line.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

Under which period was the farmer
better off?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

For the ten years ending in 1888, after
many improvements in the processes Of
production, cotton drillings averaged
~ cents per yard, or
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

Under revenue tariffs a bushel Of
wheat was exchanged for sixteen yards
of cotton drilling. or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11
HILL AxD CLEVELAND.

The, following. boys essay on a goat,
reminds US Of the attack Of Hill on Cleve-
land:
Ono time there was young gole that
felt butty, and there wasa old ram which
lay in tho rode half asleep chunc his cud
The cote he had been shet up in paster
all his life. aud had never saw ram, and
he said to Lis sister, the gote did. ''you
jest stand still an see me wipe that freek Of
the face Of the earth So the cote he went
up before the ram and stompt his feat and
shuke his head real friteful, but the ram he
didn't getup, but only jest KEEP or chime
his cud and watchin out between his LASH
es. Bime by the cote he backed of an took
a run, and then rose up in the air and cum
down with his he'd on the rams he'd whack
The gotes he'd was busted, but the old ram
he never wunk his l. Then the old ram he
smiled with his mowth, and sed to the
buttegotes sister, Pears to me misr, that
kangaroo Of yourn is nifty careless where he
ties; he cum gum dasted near maxim me
woller my cud. -
Hill is the young cote, and he is ex-
ceedingIy ''butty, " but all Cleveland has to
do is to lie still and keep on ''chune his cud
and the people will do the rest. Portland
World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

Laura Walton act Jas wai.oni divorce
William Heron agl Jos Pearl ard Thos
Brandonj to recover money.
Join w Gaines agt JE Cyrus Ct usi TO
recover money,
Johu w Gaines sgt VIM 4 Deakins et sli
10 recover money! attachment
Ashby pearee agt Laban Case et all iore-
closure.
Meyer agt Thos Brink, to recover moneys
attachment,
Manena Sove,ns agl c D ssvernsj divorce.
Mary Mood agt Frank Woods foreclosure.
Matthews q Washsurn agt NJ Braninl
10 recover ueneyl attachment.
DFW West agt A L cannonI 10 recover
meney.
WE Rssd ags Il cus.ar; confession JUG
meni.
Ap Blackburn adm'f Owen KEGS agI G I
Walton, foreclosure
Jennings Brcs ag, Tbos Blink, confession
judgment.
ETA KisInhammer ag, Fred Rleinhammer
divorce.
NJ sisrlburg sgt 4 and Margafe, Custer
foreclosure.
chas Keller ags X aud NJ Clusters foreeio
sure.
Pike Alderman az, NJ 7 Lindsey, mo.io
for leave 10 Issue execution.
AB MeIlwain sgt Ruel casieri 10 reeoys
moneys attachment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11
SUMMONS,
N Ae oiyenit Court orkae sfase ef0ycgon 10,
Linn Comfy.

n aie oiycna Court tile Sfase ef 0ycgon for
Linn Cennfg.
jos HAWKINS. Piaintifr,
PETER II BEAR, Defendant.
To Peter X Bear, the above nar1sd de-
fendhnt.
IN THE NAME of THE SRA -E OF
Oregon y0u arc hereby required TO
appear and answer the complaint of the
piaintifY filed in the aioove eusst!ed court.
with Tbs cork of said egnrt. by the first
day n tho next regular Ter. - OF the above
entitIed court. towIt: on tbs 18th day OF
March, 1902; and you are hereby notified
hat II you fail to appear and answer said
complaint. the plaintiff will take jndg-
ment against you for the suDs cf $5s.t0.
With interest thereon at the rate cften (i0l
1 per cent per snDum, from the 9th day OF
| april. 1881, and for the further sum Of
SO With interestfhereon at the rate Of ten
| fi0i per cenl per apnnm from Sspt. 1st.
| 1851, and for the COSTS and disbursements
Of this action to DO taxed; and also take
an order and decree Of said court, 10 st II
| the following described land towit: all
yonr. dsfendaDt's right, title and interest
In the donation land claim Of Uwen Bear,
being notification No 2240 and claim No
Al. in township II. South Range West
and CLAIM No IS. In township IL. soufh
Range Vest. in Linn county, oregon
containing 6445o scres, less IL acres
heretofors sold 70 various parties leaying
B03. 80 acres. Which said land was duly
levied upon by writ Of attach msnf duiy
issued ont Of the above m med court, II
the sbOve entified action on the eth o
september, 1891. FOR the purpose Of 50
euring any judgment that piafutlG mEgb
recover In the above emitted cause
This summons IN served by publication
In the STATE RI0HTs DEMccRAT b. orde
Of The Honorable II r Boise. J Judgs ~ tn
above eLtititd Court, made at Chamber
on the 10Th day Of il nuary, 1892.
J L. WEATHERFURD
Attorney for PiAiatif
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

Recently, in the yard Of public schoo
in Philadelphia, drain from the outbnild
ings was found to be choked. and On ex-
animation little root Of maple tree had
been found to penetrate very small pore
in the terra-cotta pipe; yet 50 rapidly did
these roots increase, after they found there
was plenty Of food in command in The drain
that, although the pipe was eight inches in
diameter, several bucketfuls Of small fibrou,
roots were taken out, which had completely
choked all circulation through the drain.
II was wonderful example Of the increase
Of roots under circumstances favorable
through the abundance Of food.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11


Senator Carlisle whose fidelity to the
principles q the democratic parry is with
out question and whose insight into things
political Is surpassed by no democrat in
the country, says:
"In my opinion The continued agitation
of the silver question in inis congress Is
not only useless. bot very unwise Every
body appears 10 admit that no frce-coinage
bill can become law. because If passed BY
both houfes Il would be vetoed BY the
president am there the matter wond end.
"Pracieally, therefore, there Is nothing
whatever to be accomplished by the agl
talon. except TO engender divisions and
dissensions amvng hose who are subsiaa :
italy United upon all other economic and
political questions.
"Our true policy, X seems 70 me. y 10
secure as far as possible economy
81 public exrenditures, make cleqF and
empnailc record IN favor Of The reduction
of taxation upon al the necrssaries Of life,
urge the rerc J Of all subsidies ard bountfe'
10 favored Interests and adjourn at the
eariifsf possible day.
"Upon Oh the questions which reall5
divide The drmocfatIc and republican
parties large majority of the people vii
support d., and II We can confne the ap-
oroachlnx contest 20 those qpesiions alon.
Inc victory u already won \"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

Weaving appears to have been pncticed
in China more than thousand years before
it was known in Europe or Asia The
Egyptians ascribed the art to Isis, the Greeks
to Minerva and Peruvians 10 the wife of
Nance Capac. Our Saviour's vest or coat
had not any seam, being woven from the
top throughout in one whole piece. The
print Of frame for weaving such a vest
may be seen in Calmet's Dictionary" un-
der the word yestments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

ponrLAND, March G.--lt is currently re-
ported that the Astoria people have conelud-
ed d contract with Mr. schoheld 10 build
them d railroadup through the Nehalen
valley 10 connection with some overland
road. No one appears 70 know who Mr.
schoiisld represents, but Il is hinted be ID
not connected with any Of the present over
land roads, The scheme to organize d Joint
ntock company TO take the land offered by
citizens of Astoria as u subsidy. and pav
Che bonus OF 100000 demanded by Mr.
schoned, has, IL Is reported. been success
fully carried out. II IL believed that the
road Ii assured ON the present layout. and
although the papers are not signed, sealed
and delivered aa yet. il Id consinered aa
certain that they will DO. so the citizens
may be congratulated on their prospects
for securing n railroad, or two, probably,
for Il hae always been said 10 aoon ils one
road was built then sone one would build
| another.
4 Aculsins Array.
EUGENE, Or March GA cutting affray
in which three or four persons were more or
less injured, took place last evening on Fall
| Creek. nbout twenty miles enat Of Eugene.
| Two brothers named Griffin have been liy-
ing on claim owned by Walker Young
They had been clearing up the place, and
had engaged one Of the Melee boys 10 dc
some aIashing. McIlee was 10 work by the
month. After working three days McBes
gave up the job and claimed pay for the
same. This was refused by the Griffin boys
they holding that he should work the month
out. or receive no pay whatever. This anger
cd Mci,ee and with two Of his brothers b,
met the Griffin brothers last evening. som'
lively words passed between them, and the.
finally came to the use Of knives. all ilys
being engaged. Squire Knne was callee
and started for the sheriff and doctor. Hi
statement waa that nj least three wer
wounded. one probably fatally.
! A Gan Accident
TIM DALLEs, Or March GA Groat
head miller In the Diamond Touring mill
Of this city. and who has brother witt
i Williams 4 Groat, Of Portland. met with
painful accident today. while hunting nea
Saipe's Lake. In climbing the rocks, Il
used his gun 10 aid his progress. and in =
: doing caught the hammer IN such fashio
. m 10 discharge the gun. The entire loa
passing through his right hand. lie WI
driven 70 The Dalles and had his hand am
putated few inches above the wrist.
last accounts he was resting easily.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

The houso committee ON election of presi-
dent and vice president has authorized Rep
resentatiye Craig ioprepare for submission
to the honsea joint resolution proposing the
substitution Of the 3lt day Of December
for the fourth Of March as the commence
ment and termination Of official terms Of
members as the houseof representatives and
United States senators, and providing that
congress shall hold its annual meeting the
second Monday in January. and substitut-
ing the 30th Of April for the 4th of March
a. the date for the commencement and limi-
tation Of the term Of president and vice
presidect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

dispatch from New York under dlte
of March 9Th says:
The old contest between the first mort
gage hondholders of The Oregon Pacific,
and It's former PRESIDENT Egenlon Hogg,
now receiver Of the company. has been
renewed. The bondholders met iodas
and received report from the reorgani-
zation committee. After prolonged dis
cussion It was resolved the committee
should prepare new plan providing for
ne purchase rsep-r', fsf ihr bet. iii OF
the hsseuInlg bo,i.hoidrrs, and should
have full power to take all action peces-
sary for their protection The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. trustee Of the
mortgage, Is al.o Instructed to take pro-
ceedings In the Oregon courts 10 set aside
all the recent sale. The reorganization
committee consists OF Lipdley Smyti,.
Joseph Varto.i and George Drbkeim, of
2 PhiIadelphia; Alexander Brown, Of Balti-
=, more; Roland t!azzard, Of Peacedale. R
+ and sames A Blair and George S Cook.
4 Of this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11
j ECARTER, Plaintiff
Va
IA BURKHART. Defendant.

j II CARTER. Plaintiff
v "A BURKuART. Defendant.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL At
~ by virtue OF an execution issued out
OF the above named court. IN the above
entitled aetlon, % ma directed and dslive
erad, did on the 29ih day Of Jan uary,
1892 .at tLe suit Of the above named plain
tn, levy on and attach all tho right, tit Q
and iDtefea. Ct ihs above named defend
ant Ia ana 10 the real property teresns
after descslbed. aud wiii on
saturday. ihe aasa day er March, fssa.
st the Court House door, in the city of
Albany, Linn county Oregon at tbs hour
OF o'clock p IA Of said day.se at puolic
suction for cash In hand 70 tbs LiEhesi
bidder. said real property described ~
follows. tossIt. B-einnlng at he n w
corner Of block Il. b.Hacklsman's2n 2nd add
ton to Albany Linn county Y,Ofcgou;tbencs
easteriy and parallel with the soutt
boundary line Of said block GO feet
thence s0utherly aud parallel with ths
xest boundary line OF said block 10 seet
ihence westerly parallel with the nDrtf
bou ndary line cf said block 90 feet, ~ nc'
n0rthsrly on tho west oundasy Ire o
said block % the place OF beginning
| Also The n y Of the Donation Land Ciain
| ~ q z fsurknart aud wife, Notification
COS, la ,p II, s 4 8 w. of tbs Willamette
Meridian, in Lima county, Oregon.
Tao proceeds arising from the sale o
said real properly 20 be applied. first, Il
| tbs payment Of the costs of and upoa thii
writ, aud tie original cosls amounting q
The sum OF go a5. sccond,t tho paymen
Of plaintiffs calm amounting 10 the sun
oi Siis.9s. and third. that the ovcrpius, !
any there be remaining alter the payTnerl
OF tho sums above, to be paid into tn
above emitted c5nFt 10 abide tho fnFthsi
order OF aid court.
Dated this ard dsy OF January, 1892.
M. SCOTT.
Sheriff Of Lima county, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

The census returns for New York City
are all in, with the exception of two
election districts. The total population
Of ftwenty-iour assembly districts, accord
ing to the enumeration. is I.7os,zos This
Is about 100000 more than that shown by
the defective Porter census The total
population of Brooklyn. according TO the
census returns so far handed IN, with the
exception Of one district, Is os3 33S. The
missing disirict viii probably bring Il up
to os5.ooo. The federal census for 1890
was so6.541, and the police census. four
months later, 8S3,G45.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

E E Davis, though opposed by one of the
most competent young democrats in the
county. Prof w A acGhee. OF the Leban-
on public schooIs.was renominaied for the
Office of Recorder, this being the third time
he has been 80 honored. Practically he
will have walk over. and Il will be al :
most inhuman on the part Of the republi-
cans to put up some respectable man to he
slaughtered by Ed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

Amissionary A on the middle Zambesi, who
has travelled over all that region, says the
best maps ofthe country are very inaccurate
that rivers are laid down where they do not
exist, and that numerous villages appear
where there is not trace Of human habi-
tatiOn. He saysthe maps are simply an ag-
gravation to travellers, who are often put "a
inconvenience by relying ON information
which they find later to be inaccurate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

NJ A Miller, Of Lebanon, who Is one of
the democratic candidates for the legisIa-
tire Is a native son Of Oregon, young
man of good ability. unquesiioned in,eg-
rity and sobriety, anc will make an excel
Lent legislator. Nearly every body In the
county knows "Mili" and the vote at the
polls will show the high esteem in which
he is held by those who know him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

The democratic convention that met yea-
terday was model one, and did just what
the people elected it for,-nominated q
ticket which. upon the whole. is an excell-
ent one. It's work was the result Of open,
fair candid deliberation, and may be re-
garded as the combined best judg ment Of
the representatives of the party. Good men
went in before the convention as candidates
and when the open ballot showed they were
not the choice of the convention, they grace-
fully retired. The people at the polls in
June will ratify the nominations made with
a good round majority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

The japanese, It is said, dislike the Rus
SLAMS and the Chinese, but like the Amer
leans and the English. They are fearful
Of the aggrcsslons Of the Russians in
Corea and OF the Chinese.in the islands
that lie south OF Japan; but they do not
ook for any act OF aggression by the Unit
ted States or by England.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

MP Payne was nominated for county
clerk. In view Of the fact that he had tc
meet face to face three very strong, worthy
men in the convention. and the further fact
that this is The first time since lsC0 that thu
democrats have rcnominated a man for the
clerkship, it is plain that Mr. Payne is 1
strong man. He viii carry large vote.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

&C jackson is the nominee Of the con
vention for sheriff. He is farmer and
lives in Halsey precinct. He too is native
0regonian, self made man, an energetic
honest competent citizen. He has hosts Of
friends all over the county. and the repub-
ican nominee, whoever he may be. will have
a hard row to hoerunning against ''Lum
Jackson,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

AT meeting and banquet of the demo-
crat club In New York City few even
Ing since Mr. Forgahar Tammany mem,
Der OF the Legislature drew forth much
applause when he said that although
1ammany Hall might be In favor OF SEN
ator illrs nomination for President, still
the old organization would give hearty
and loyal support to Grover Cleveland
should he secure the prixe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

There is very general good feeling among
democrats, all expressing themselves as sat
isiied with the ticket. OF course there were
disappointments, but these always attend
upon conventions. All expressed their de-
termination TO go home and help elect the
ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

TT Munkers the candidate for county
commissioner lives at Scio. He comes recon-
mcnded by his neighbOrs as man pe-
euliarly iit for that Office. A man who con-
ducts his own business upon careful busi-
ness principles, he may be depended upon
to do likewise with the Affairs Of the county,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11
A dispatch from cOviagtOu. Georgia

A dispatch from Coviagton, Georgia /,
says;
President L F Livingston, OF the State
Alliance of Georgia, addressed a mass
meeting of FIVE thousand alliance men here
today. The following resolution was un.
aninously passed:
THAT We. the democratic and alliance
citizens of Newton county. most heartily
indorse Col. Liyingston's position opposed
to the formation Of third party at this
time
In his speech Col. Livingston declared
that before his election Speaker Crisp was
pledged 10 liberal financial legislation.