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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
THE TRUTH LAST

Gov campbelrs sharp challenge to the
republicans 10 cite one instance IN which
wages have been raised In projected in
dns.ry since the passage Of the Mckinley
law has at last extorted reply from the
author Of that act.
No instances of increased wages are
given. because they do notiexiSt or are too
rare 10 have Significance. But instead Of
this Gov Mckinley said at Pawtucket, as
epofted IN the TribHHs;
No sn< c0ey clq'aed tfat pyosecfips kar;6s
zgerc gHfsnfted 10 fifcreGee va0es. What the
tariff does DO Is 70 main tain the American
standard OF wages. which - the highest
on the face of Gods earth.
The workingmen Of Rhode Island must
be astonished at the first assertion. 1t
certainly was urged 70 congress and upon
the Republicans stump that higher duties
were needed 10 enable American manu-
lsllurers to pay higher wages. That an
Increase of 50 per cent. IN dulles was
NEEDED 70 maintain The old rate Of wages
wis never argued nor believed.
Rut eoncedIng this to be the object. how
completely il has fa'ledl There have been
City cuts IN wages Il the protected In
dustries 10 one increase. Il must be plain
now 10 the wage-earners Why tnv McKin
leyiies in congress voted down demo-
cratic motion 10 lire the manufacturers
20 increase existing wages In every case
BY tie full amount oi the Increased duty
The author Of the Law admits that pro
lectlve tasllfs are moi inscaded 10 increase
wages.
II a true. They intenisd 20 enrich
manufactures and 10 ssell reoabllca i
....,.,,, ,,.,., funds. Aud ihcf Do il. IN Z "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
To BE TEsTED ~ sHE coUars-

County cIelk N P Payne h.s refused, in
making up his no.ice o. The coming June
election, to place the Office Of attorney gen
eral 10 the notice as one " be flied at such
election. A mandamps suit was 6Ied today
against him % compel him 10 50 place the Of
fee IL The election notice. The case will
p'obaby be heard about Wednesday at
chambers before Judge Boise.a Salem, where
an appeal viii he AZ once taken 10 the SUI
preme cour The purpose is to test the ques
ton as 10 whether Mr. Chamberlain, the APP
pointee Of GoseInor Fennoyer. holds over un-
iiltIIe election of 1894 or whether his term ez'
pife' al the coming election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

CossER GErs NERVOUS. Salem
Democrat says: "Shan" Conser, who
was in the Labish wreck, is once more
on the road as conductor. Though q
tTifie lame in his walk. Mr Conser seems
as lively as ever. lie is said to get trifie
nervous when the train approaches the
bridge where his train took Its terrible
leap down to the mud Of the old lake
bed. Coming up on the train the other
night passenger noticed Conser's ner-
yousness, rs he opened wide tile coach
door as the train came TO the bridge, os-
tensibly to ventilate the car, but in reali-
~ TO have an opening for the passengers
IN case OF accident. He win soon get
over his nervous feeling, but despite his
cool demeenor, his old friends can read
his thoughts when lie arrives upon the
scene OF the greatess railroad accident
Oregon ever bad
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
They are EIahslna.

GfLLETrE, sWyo April IL. The GgIIt be.
ween the rnsllcra and stockmen Il wauin0
desperately. The rustlers have a large
number Of cattlemen corraIed at the ia
ranclis ten miles from Buffalo. Fonr stock
men were wounded in the fight and taken
to Buffalo. A mounted messenger arrived
at The rIistler's = camp IN great haste Monday
with important news. The stage from Gil
lette TO Buffalo was stopped by armed nus
tlers, and man supposed 10 be friend Of
Fred Hesse, the leader Of the stockmen. was
taken prisoner. The soldiers nc Fort Nc
Kinney have been ordered out 10 protect the
settlers. Fighting was going on all day
yesterday between The erustlers and stockmen
who have taken refuge at the r A ranch.
The ranch Il surrounded by an armed force
Of fully 300 men. and firing has continued
steadily since yesterday morning. Sheriff
Angus went ont from Buffalo this morning,
Preparing for = LynehIng.
BoIsE, Idaho April l2.-There will BE- /
-lynching bee at Delamar, in the Owyhs
mountains tonight. Ina dispute over Z
small piece Of land. Peter Meddin, a miner
shot and killed w A Steel, carpenter
Both were married men. Steel died at
p. M. and at 10 4 crowd was gathered I,
charge tonight telephoned that he wonl,
take Meddin 20 Silver City IN the mornint
II nothing happened.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
Rsm ssliiss
TANorsr, on, April man. lae2.

TAEoKxr, Or, April iith, 1892.
What shall We say Of the rum seller Of
that man, who TO acquire wealth will
sell poison. Were he 10 administer
poisoned water to an Invading aFmy, Il
would be stigmatsEed as barbeyous, but
might be excused upon the grounds OF
mistaken patriotism. But there 10 no
such excuse for the rum seller. Not 10
the enemies ol his country, not even 10
personal foes, but 10 friends, neighbofs
and relatives does he dispense the lin
gering draught Law cannot justify. re,
Ilglon cannot sanetify, and reason cannot
endorse traffic 80 injurious 10 the best
interests Of q nation. The great profit Of
the business attracts people. ESQ, 900 900
are paid Tor license, and the annual sale
oi intoxicating liquors reaches the as
tounding figure Of $3.50, 900 900. The rum
seller IL publls enemy with whom
seant terms should be made. Think you
that the lips Of mothers have been dumb
whose sons are for $50, ,000. 600 given over
for prey. Think you that the ears Of
God have not been assalled by the fren-
xled beseechlngs Of mar y victims. Now,
II one goes 10 war, there 10 great conso-
lation 20 the iriends OF the one that Roee.
II q son goea 10 war and gives up all hts
pleasures and friends, and bls home, hla
parents will know that he 10 willing and
not afraid 10 fght and die for his coun-
| try. and they will be proud Of that son.
II he 10 slain they will know that he died
~ hero. But II 4 son should start out
20 drinking and throw himself away for
liquor, he and hia parents would be la
misery and they would be ashamed Of
him, and when be died drnnkard II
would be disgrace. Hear what 40
eminent writer has aaid ol the liquor
traffic. II has spread u tide Of moral
restllence DER all the earth meath whose
sorrupting stream prophet and nrlesi
and saint have snnk overwhelmed. and
with upnumbertd millions found alas.
perlitionr deepest, darkest. .diFest hell.
Oh, temperate drinker. bewarel
tie that II dead, we know,
Once felt ~ aAIe, and spoke ~ loud
'Gainst lniemperauce as you;
And yet. died mad with drink.
oh, who may his doom ioreiell3
tiod give us power 10 banlsh rum.
And save all from the dFunkaTsls' hell
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
$50 West ijard St.
New York City.


JKPPERsoS. Oregon, April IL, 1892.
Editors Democrat:
II is said here that Geo II Burnett, th
republican candidate for circuit judge OF
this district. says he would have been COM
PEELED 10 move from the district had Judge
Boise continued on the bench Of the circuit
court for the reason that he lost nearly all
his cases through the adverse rulings and
prejudice of Judge Boise against him.
This is simply an outrage and an insult 10
the scores Of men, and especially farmers,
who for many years have. by their votes.
assisted in retaining Judge Boise on tha
bench because Of their implicit faith in his
integrity and freedom from prejudice.
suppose this statement Of Burnett's Is being
used TO secure him votes, but in this scheme
he will meet much disappointment, because
BOise's friends. especially among farmers
viii quietly resent this insult by putting il
ballot against man who would seek 70
build up himself By tearing down the ire
proachable reputation Of so venerable q
Judge as Judge Boise People who reaec
upon this grave attack npon the integrity q
Judge Boise will readily conclude that Bur
nett's want Of success is due 10 his lack o.
brains rather than the prejudice Of Judg'
Boise. BY many he ia understood to be q
narrow lawyer, full Of hair-splitsini
technlcalities; one who caa see more dis
tinctions without q Difference than an,
lawyer in Oregon. 1t Is not uncommos
when lawyer looses a case 10 lay he tlsml
upon the judge or jury in order to exeaa.
himself to his disappointed clieut. Bu
his attempt to smirch the reputation O
Judge Boise will find response from man,
q republican voter on the day OF election
Mark these words.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
- -
ABOUT AMERICAN TN
REpunlIcAs

A Tamaqua correspondent &C cB Dl re-
peats the inquiry about the successful man
facture Of American tin.
We are now making some American tin
out Of imported steel sheets. imported tin
pig that Is admitted free -and, generally.
by imported vorkmen, and for this Ameri-
can tin. made chiefly out Of imported ma
terials and by imported workmen. the peo-
pie Of the United States pay tar op fin Of
about tl6. 900 900 a year.
II Is possible that we may soon b able 70
manufacture the best ssesI sheets for lin and
IL is possible that we may yet produce g
good quality of tin; but the fact that for.
eign tin is admitted free Of duty By the
Mckinley bill, is a confession that we are
deficient in our home supply either As to
quantity or quality or both.
But assuming that we could produce tin
equal to the best foreign product, would we
be warranted in taxing the whole people
from fifteen TO twenty millions annually TO
protect the labor that is employed? in point
of fact, the whole tar on tin is simply for
the benefit Of a very small class Of manufac-
turers, while the scores Of. thousands Of tin
workers in the country are cppressively tax
ed ON their raw materials, and every dinner
pail and kitchen utensil Of the working man
ieyied upon to pay tribute to monopoly.
Besides, the.tax:on tin is imposed upon the
masses, and not upon rich corporations.
such as oil exporters, They can import their
tin and have their high tariff taxes refund
edwben the same tin, manufactured into
cases, is exported with oil to foreign
markets.
The whole tin industry is sham and a
fraud, and the tax on tin is the most inex-
eusable Of all the many taxes imposed upon
the masses for the benefit Of favored classes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

kdifors psaocfaf !
The series Of tariff questions In your is'
sue Of ist Inst. by T E Wilson are samples
OF a,arlff reform" theories. Let W re-
ylew the following, (from his eftoris0
The protective tariff Ia ten years has
doubled our exports OF protected tnii
goods and reduced our exports OF unpro-
tected farm products. The projected mill
owner sells cheaper TO the foreigner than
10 the American. offering him Especial
diacounts Tor export only" and the farmer
is compelled TO sell cheaper to the Amert-
can than 10 the foreigner bccause he CAN
not afford 10 pay the custom-houee tax on
the Foreigners payment when Il is I'M
ported"
Some manufacturer do ssll cheaper
abroad than at home TO very limited ex-
ent. especially In the case sf articles like
sewing machines which are covered by
patents; or pcrhaps q manufacturer has =
stock Of old antiquated articles on hand
which the American people viii not buy at
any price. Is he not Wise or win you blame
him, n he turns them of on to foreigners
at lower prices than frat class goodt coat
In our marketsi
Some American mills make two glasses
of goods, and article for sale abroad, in-
ferior, yet good enough to compete With
the wretehed products OF foreign mile
and another better article for sale to
Amerlcan. who are raed to the best.
DO rot these Illustrations make Il clear
that lower prices to foreigners may al
times be advantageous all aroundi
would advise Mr. Wilson, to carefully
study the statistics Of the nth census Ia
relation to some Of his theories and as
correspondent Of the Amsyicaa Prefeefis'
zrariF League New York City, | would
advise him to correspond With this asso-
citation for further facts In reply TO his free
trade theories. Respectively,
wMr II KcELocsK.
$50 West tjard ST.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

Parker llros, rrooers.
=, NJ. Preach keeps railroad tirn..
Buy yanr groceries Of Parker sros
Apple psrers T gsle ~ StsFsis j. soz !
FlsslgrOcsriss Al Conn <Isndriosoa's
Latest sheet musie 81 VIII 4 unl'..
New cream ahsess iust teoslvsd Al Conrad
Meyers.
CIV coIsh. jeb printer, Flinn Hack, does
Hrss class work
Ew Achisob &co sss selling ,nnsaH,srss
af Portland prices.
Stewart & sox asll ihs very hest sssn.
shssSs aud ,tisoFs.
The fins.t limo Of pocket knives 10 tho
city 81 stewart = eos's.
Ssioks ths celebrated tisySaa flle'i cen,
u ssr II JullHa Joaepb's.
Gsto5 w cabh. successor 10 Paisley &
smiIe,, FlInn Block, for ysnfj bprlntins
II all kinda
Dr. ~ II Bills. phyalo..n and surgeon.
Albany, Oregon. Calls made 10 eliy OF
country.
Samples "a Dtlssr ts ssaHt vIlsit and
braces a. Mis- pstersen'a over Fsnch's
iewslry store. Mrs Tai, cole SCENT for Linn
county.
With his now bakery Conrad Ms,c or 10
lbis 20 offer old and new customers every
thing 6rsiclass 10 baked goods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

The Brooklyn Eagle now supports
Cleveland for president, and It Is under
stood 10 New York that Tammany Hall
will also wheel Into llne within the next
few weeks. rhe Courier has steadily
maIntainei that at the critical moment the
vote of New York will be cast solidly for
Cleveland. The Eayls's change of frent
is siEnlhcant because IL Is the organ of
Mclaughlin and indicates that the Brook
lyn delegates are already oussPoksn fOi
Cleveland. Evansville (Ind) Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

Frank A Moore, republican candidate
for justice of the supreme court, has a good
record In the courts of the state and the
United States, has popular standing and
the respect of his fellow members of the
bar. His reputation as a man is assurance
that Ne win be an industrious, painstaking,
fair and honest judge. .-OregoaidS.
When the "record' OF which our CO.
temporary speaks is brought To the IIgh,
OF day before the public, that paper will
modify It's views very much.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

The Chemawa correspondent Of a Sa--
lem paper tells about q young imam who
needs medal for "thrashing" the kind
OF q young man who is nuisance in any
community: A ssmart alleck" young
man near here amused himself lately
talking about two or or three young la
dies in the neigL borhood and Dragging
what he had done and could do with
them, etc, and when one OF the young
ladies' sbest fellow" heard OF II be made
the traducer eat his words and few OF
his front teeth, ,blacked his eyes, and gave
the young scamp two bours to get out oi
the county
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

II is said that Governor Pattison. Of Penn
sylvania, is laboring to secure an unin'
structed delegation from the state to the
national democraiie convention, with ths
hope that he might ultimately use il 70 20
cure his own nomination. But he is des
tined to disappointment. The Harrisburg
convention will instruct for Cleveland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

The Portland zsisgrGm says, ''there Is a
standing premium" offered TO any man
''whose condition, In anv wsy. has been
bellered by the Mckinley law" Hand
ovei your premium, Mr. Telegram, to the
editor of this journal. He has saved IS on
his family sugar since the Mckinley Law
went into effect. The Dalles hroEicie.
Thls is aaother strong endorsement Of
free trade by = sealous prOleetlonist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

The main cause Of democratic defeat Ia
Rhode Island was that they were simply
crushed with the use Of money. From East
ern papsn ~eleasa that Dudley. the "Bloeks-
of-Fivs" man. was. few days before the
election, set, for and takea to that state where
money in unlimited q1anti,iss was placed ia
his hands. and be seems 10 have used it ef-
l.cii..i.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

There Is a bard fight going on in IAdians
between The friends Of Cleveland and Gray 70
the delegation from that state TO Chicago.
They had fierce 6ght at indianapolis Saiur-
day in the county convention, but the CIeve
land men carried the day eIecting 30 Cleve-
land delegates 10 the state convention. II
nov seems there Is no doubt that Cleveland
will secure the state delegation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

Despite all the efforts Of the politicians 10
prevent NJ clevsland's denomination his star
is nO~ in the ascendant. The barometer oI
public opinion Is auciua,i0g and responds
quickly TO any change In conditions. But At
no time within the past six months has there
been such a complete and radical change
OF seatimsn. throughout the county as has
been going on during the past few weeks.
Hills stock Is rapidly hIIine, and as ii goes
down Cleveland's rises.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
me .olIe~inr q The ticket nomI

The solle~inE is the ticket nominated by
the democrats Of Polk county, Saturday;
Senator, MI Butler, representatives, ] O
Staats and @ w Myer; county Judge, 5 T
Burch; sheriff, WIN Douglass clerk, Hugh
Baldwin; commissioner, ByeTly, school su-
pcrinlcndenl. Charles Simonlon, assessor,
john Mcdowell; treasurer, A Cain; surveyor,
r |. Butler; coroner, Or CroAleyj county
chairman, l. c Parker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
Teachers. sxamsna,ion.

Notice " hereby given that ths regular
public examination OF teachers, for Linn
county. Will take placa 10 Albany, com
msucing on Wednesday. May iilh. Al
1 o'clock. q m AMI c1niin ne until FrIday ,
noon. Map f3 b Ali teachers musl
positively ,s present 81 thc time OF com-
nennemsnt, ~ no one will be sdmitted
TO the examination who In not q, or ssent
Applications fer State certificates and
state dipi lnas received At shs above
nsm.d Tins.
q r. RUSSELL,
ConntH Seheol anpt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

Pension Commissioner Raum isvery sure
that politics has had nothing 10 do with tho
granting Of pensions under his adninistra-
trion. The commissioner also testihes that
the reason there are so many pensioners in
Indiana is because ii very close state
politically. Somehow Commissioner Raum's
statements failt consist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

lugersoll,in his funeral GRAFTON al Whit
mans grave,closed with these worlds II
loved him living, and love him s,ill. =
Then, Bob, he Il not dead nor yet sleep
ings lie IL not annihilated, for you could
not love non entity. Guess you have
changed your mind lately Welcome.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

No-cE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN purkuant TO an order OF tho Hon
County Coz RI Of Linn county. Oregon,
wall sell at public auction to tho highest
bidder foi cash In hand Il iae Coprt
House doof. ID tho city OF Albany. Linn
county Oregon, at the hnrr u; | o'clock
In the afe soon OF the 13Ehday OF April.
1892, ropsrty be.onPing TO the
estate Of Henr Ora ser. deceased and de
scribed IS follows, 10 wit: The southwest
u Of sestion 2, In town'hlr Ii south Of
range East Of the Wiilsmslts Meridian
10 Lam county, Oregon.
o r CaSH0W,
Admr. estate Of Hsnry eraser. decd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN The snBuaI meeting II the stock.
holders Of The AlEan, kisiup a Milling
&c. @lli b. beld tn Mnrdsy prii 70 b,
1892, Al the her OF 40 p m of q 81 day
Of the ofiice ofthe secretary In ALTA ,,
Or. for tbs purpose Of elscling sevsn
directors. 10 feYvs fer the term tS one
year next AE4uing from said meeting and
until their euccessofs are elected and
qualified, ard 10 t-anaast such othes
l'usiness as may come be fore the com
pany. Done BY order cf tie COMPANY
this 24lh day az March. 1892
l. CoWAE.
J v PIpE, President
recTetafy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
An usfIr cASDiDArE.

It Is rep,rtsI that fhs recoris Of the su-
preme court Of Oregon show A Moore,
the republican nominate for supreme
judge, never had a case before that tribu
nal. II that is the case, and we have Il
from good authority, Mr Moore should be
left At home -Enqene Cva-f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
The following nomIn1Ii5Ns were made
me democrats a, Eugene, Saturday,

the democrats at Eugene, Saturdays
Sen-ior. EP colemani representatives. ID
X Harris. Of Cottage Gtove. n Hembree, ol
Richardson and c X Wilkinson, Of Eugene;
Judge. John Fisk, oI Eugene; commissioner,
Thomas Milliorn. Of Junciion; clerk, Thos
Craig. Of Eugene; sneriff. 4 Nolan, Of Eu-
gene; treasurer. Beni MnikeJ; school super
intendent, c X Hale; assessor, p ] MePner-
son, Of Eugene; surveyor. Jos Koch, Of En-
gene; coroner, G c Oseorn, Of Eugene.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

In order 10 make Oregon prominent,
which stete will not have an exhibit at
the Worlds fair, the Portland Telegram
wants Governor pcnnoyer's name pre-
sented 10 the national democratic conven-
ilon for president. Governor Pennoyer
ls already prominent without such bun.
cornbe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
SToCgHolprR.s MEETING.

NOTICE 10 hersby given that there VIII
be meeting Of the stockholders ~ the
albany building and Lnsn AksocIzsicp
OF Albany, Oregon, held .. ilseir stiics ip
be CfIice' OF ibe Bank ofuregon.on Tues.
day, the 18Th day 81. April, Ise2. al
O'Clock p n efSaid day, fr tie purpose
of increasing The capital seek OF taid as
soclalion from t20o.Do0 10 $4,000, and ts
increase tie number Of sksres from 1904
70 II Cos.
DDased at Albany, OREGON. March IS. 1899
@ Il STEWART,
JW BLAfs, President.
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

Republicans have Sare aOoo plurality in
Rhode Island with the support ofthe entire
national republican committee and the ad-
minia,raIioa. The state Is emphatically in
the doubtful llst.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

Congressional Nominee Ellis has all
ready developed as an apoloRlst Of no
mean order. -MUewry
Yea. verify, to make a good run on the
republican licked he must extensively
cultivate the apolocls.ic bump.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

A weekly exchange says: "fie fell
from the seadold and seriously broke his
nesk, dying instantly" This reminds
us Of another Item 10 an esteemed ex-
change: when the doctor arrived the
man was dead, and be left, after pro-
nouneing bis wounds fatal"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

Hank Vaughn IL under arrest at pen-
dleton Oh charge Of Illegal voting st the
recent city election there. Hank gets Into
more trouble than most any man In the
Northwest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
IN dcrsgncd administrator ~ the estate Of Maria
crewse, deceased. has ned his final account a. said
administrator, and that the eouuty court OF Linn
county, Oregon, has appointed Monday. the 2nd day
Of May, 1S92, ~ o'clock m in the afternoon Of said
day, As the time Tor hearing and settling said 40.
count and the settlement Of said estate.
Dated March lgth, 1899.
GEO HUMPHREY,
Administrator