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SACRAMENTO
County Bonds.

SACRAMENTO, October 5, 1892.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN EDWARD LYON, Treasurer OF the Coun.
ty of Sacramento, State of California, viii re.
ceive bids at nay Office from
October 6, 1892, at II NJ, to November
II, 1892, at IL H.,
For the sale Of two hundred and twenty (22o)
Sacramento County bonds of the denomina-
ton of one thousand dollars Isl ,ooo) each.
Said bonds to run for twenty years from the
first day of January, 1893, and to bear inter.
est at the rate of four per cent. per annum,
interest payable semtannually at the County
Treasurers Office, in the City OF Sacramento
No bids win be received for less than par
value
The Board of Supervisors reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors, made
the 5th day Of October, 1892.
e. LYON,
County Treasurer Of ofSscramenta County. Cal.
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Now THAT Captain Barry of the
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inspection, has the courage to tell
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s1etu ADVERTISEMENTS.
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zens OF Sacramento at Fourth and h streets
TONIGHT upon political issues. Don't fail
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Gale 8rns. s 60.

To-day, in New York City, will begin the
grand celebration of the 4ooth anniversary
of the discovery of America by Columbus
The festivities will continue for week and
will include parades of school children,
military organizations and societies, musi-
cal performances, naval review, the nm
yelling of statue of Columbus, and
grand public banquet
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Saturday, October 9Th

Saturday, October 9Th,
At 10 A. NJ, AT SALESROOM. e27 K
N street, the following: Horses, Wagons
Harness. Buggies, Etc.
Also the following Furniture Two Fine
Marble-top Walnut Bedroom Suits, 4 Cottage
Bedroom Sets, Good Cooking Stoves. 1 New
Process Gasoline Stove, 8 Heating Stoves
Kitchen and Dining-room Tables Beds
Spring and Top Mattresses, Chairs, Lounges
Clocks and all other articles in salesroom.
@-We Sell Everything We Offer.-En
CR0WELL & LAMBERT,
Anptf0raarS QOz u ct..anf
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PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use OF local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, Dem
tist, Eighth and streets.
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THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

IF AFFLICTED with Sore Eyes use Dr.
ISAAC THOMPSON'S EYE WATER. Sold
at 25 cents =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
HOME AND ABROAD



Conn Il Hendfiason have at their store
some big red apples any country might be
proud OF.
Under the new time table the Roseburg
express arrives at 1910 and the Portland
express at 1925.
-Four oar loads OF timber for the Albany
bridge atiiyed yesterday from Mill Cty.
All the lumber for the bridge has been
purchased Of Albany firms, 80 nearly - oe
eau iaerp
plaut vt C1rrtu k Montaith's aifraets
general attention. II was raised bs Uncle
George hughes, aud shows long and pains-
taking care on the part Of Mr Hughes. The
plant IL an Irish kaie.
The l.sViatef % Eugene sata If lie can
merry fai1rei Some of tho fruit canned has
not been sold and what wsa sold had 10 be
disposed Of at low prices Some Of the finest
dried peaches over sosn were seut ont from
our eannery but they brought only six sents
ponnd. where the usuai price ia from
twelve tn eighteen cent?.
| Tho junior me nher Of the firm mentioned
IN the following dispatch from Cclumbss =,
o.. Il brother Of Mr. n y Merrill, of the
Oregon Bank, ef this cityi About midnight
lire was dl,oovsfed in tho basement oi
| Pattafann " Netrill's wall paper store
That store was soon burned out, NJ was also
Mocoy Bros eio'biuQ house ald Stettncr's
music rtore. Mise Cora Blsir jumped from
the ssenad story window snd was fatally
bnft The LOSSES will reach 500 900.
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How 20 lselp Yeur plgestien.

Almost every day we feel the unpleasant
sersations Of indigestion. Try Allcock's
Porous Piasters and be relieved. +
Davenport. Of Canarsie, New York, writes:
81 have been very much troubled with .
violen. pain below my chest hone. was
told by several physicians that it was rhen-
masism of the diaphragm. itresulted from
cold and exposure. had verv little ap-
petite and digested my food with srest diff
ticulty. placed one of Aliceck's Porous
Plaster below the breast hone ard two on
each side. In the course Of twenty four
hours all pain ceased. and vas able to eat
and digest good square meal, something |
had not done before in two weeks. ! got
better constantly, and st the eud OF seven
days found myself entirely we'll. Since
then / have used Allcocs's Porous Fiasters
for colds, coughs and pains my side, and
have always found them quick and effect
i've. -
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FROM soDAuLEE.
Another College for Linn County
February 18th. 1899

February l1th, 1902.
A question that has long been agitated
In this towr is the feasibility Of building
college. Considerable interest has
been manifested from time to time, but
until late things had never assumed Il
permanent shape.
CIV Barzee,o ,of Sherman county, brother
Of Prof Barzee, Of this place, lately came
into our town, and after making inyesti-
cations and satisfying himself OF the ad
vantagca OF this point for an institution
oi learning, made proposition 10 the
citizens which was accepted, viz: that u
subsidy - 1890 be raised, In eonsiderasr
tion OF which he proposed 10 build a
college euitable to accommodate 300 or
400 students, school 10 be established
this next September.
On Tuesday evening last mass meet
Ing was held at the school house, and
after the usual preliminary five minute
speeches thousand dollars was spb-
scribed In few minutes. and later the
writer has learned that this sum has
been augment 4 by three hundred more.
Citizens are confident of success and
Sodaville is jubilant.
Work Is 10 be commenced by June goth
and 10 be finished by September LIST. A
full faculty IL 10 be employed and Proi
Barzee, who will have charge Of the In
stitntlon, proposes 20 open up with l5f
students.
sodaville will be an educational point
Of which Linn county will have jus
cause 10 be proud; with an extremely
healthiui locality, q fine mineral spring
a commodions bath house and with firb
class school 10 back Il soJaville will stef
into the front rank.
Paoagrsstyg CrIzgx.
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Biographical sketch.

Bird Waggoncr, the subject Of this
brief notice, was Of German extraction,
his immediate ancestors coming to Amer
lea at an early day and settling in what
is known as the South. They were actors
in the struggles that gave us our free in.
stitutiona. lie was born in Clay county,
Kentucky, In the year 1910, where he
lived until about 1880. " hen he immigrat-
ed 20 Illinois. In the year 1884 he was
married 20 Miss Caroline Picket, au own
cousin 10 General Picket, of Confederate
fame. From Illinois he moved TO Iowa.
lie and family were among the yast null
litude that crossed the plains in the year
1852. He had the misfortune 10 loose
his wife on this trip by death. His
second marriage TO Miss Nancy L Gray
proved TO be happy one. She, after a
long and painful sickness. died about
even years ago. lie was converted and
Joined the church in the year iS4S. For
many years he had been useful mem
ber OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, on the Brownsville circuit His
house was ever a home for the ministers
Of the gospel, never tiring ia his efforts
TO help them in their labor OF love. lie
was one OF our best men, filling his place
as citizen, neighbor, husband, father and
above oil and best Of all filling his place
as christian. The greatest thing that
can be said about him, IL, he died as ht
lived, pure man, sustaining to the last
the beautiful christian character he be-
gan 10 form more than forty years ago
or the common weakness and defects O
our disordered humanity, do not sup
pose he was altogether free, but these b,
no means controlled him. His last sick
ness was not protracted nor painful
Lilies springs just ceased to flow and in {
good old age he was gathered to hi
| fathers. ID. G. MCFARLAND.
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aoRE HARMONY NEEDED.

For some time there nas been much talk
among democrats all over the country ,ha
whatever New folk asked In the nation
al convention rhouid be granted. This
was, of course, upon implied eondi,ior
that the democratic leaders in that state
would unselfshly pursue course best
calculated 10 promote the election OF the
candidate nominated by the convention.
But now tn, whole aspect OF affairs h
changed. From many OF The bee, ard
ablest democratic papers OF the e"uf Try
Gomez now the advice to ignore New
York. and make such nomination as the
best judgment Il the convention Will
dictate. No, few urge the nomination
oi Cleveland without regard % the wishes
ci New YORK, insisting that Cleveland
stands a much better chance Of election
without New York than llill would
with l.. This turn In democratic feel
ing and sentiment grows out OF the
"snap- judgmen" methods adopted by the
leaders In New York TO secure the election
OF delegat rom that state favorable to
the nomination Of lIill. Why liill and his
friends should have made the mistake OF
calling what the World calls "snap judg-
ment." "mid-wirter," "freeze-oui" con-
vention, Is inexplicab.e, In view OF the fact
that they were reasonably sure Of eiee,ing
such delegates even IL the convention were
not called to nee, unit! In April o, May
Theremust be more harmony inNew York
and Washington or the democrats nigh,
as we'll forego the hope OF eleeting pres
dent In November.
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scIO'sG GOOD SENSE.

Heretofore the city of Scio and suburbs
have constistUted two school dlstricts.
Recently petitions were circulated In each
asking the county school superintendent
10 consolidate them. The petitions we're
signed by nearly all the legal voters of
each district and Superintendent; Russell,
has, accordingly, consolidated the two dis
tricts into one. BY the aid OF Mr. Russell,
the schools have been reorganized and
graded and hereafter Scio will be blessed
with advantages she should have enjoyed
for many years past. The people Of the
town have shown good judgment in thus
consolidating and grading their schools.
As every teacher Knows, teacher In a
graded school can care for twice the
number of pupils that hc can In an un-
graded one aud at the same time his wor \
will be more effective. A $4,000 or S7o,-
600 school house Is said TO be In contemp-
lation In the near future. This Is step
In the right direction aud the people in our
neighbor city are to be congratulated on
good sense they sho~ in this matter. AS
a mere moyement to enhance The growth
of the town none better could have been
made II the school authorities succeed
in making the schools what they should
be they will soon find people In the sur
rounding country anxious to patronize
them, and, 10 that end many will purchase
property and become permanent residents
of the town. This is step in the right
direction
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OS w EGO
The Rufare Manufacturing sabarb Of Pert
Jand-AIFendy Pay Roll OF $50 Joeo.eo
Per Month.

lisa we'll known fact that a manu-
factory, employing labor, no matter
where situated, il the nucleus OF city.
The greater the number OF employees,
the greater the prospective city. The
Krupp gun works OF Germany, support
a city Of 95, 900; the Pullman Palace Car
90, Of Pullman, ILL.,, a city Of 1900.
oswego, Oregon, ia in its infancy. Today
the Oregon Iron 4 Steel Works, and
other Industries, make a pay roll Of
SO, 900 month. With an increase in
the manufacturing output, the city in
creases in population. Population in
creases values Of real estate; therefore
0swego offers today, 10 the careful in.
weston, the very best field for Investment.
Oewego IN only two miles outside the
limits OF Consolidated Portland. 1t has
cheap train service Of 81 cents a trip,
and eight trains day; also six steam
boats each way on the Willamette.
0kwego is a beautiful site for a town.
Oswego has a splendid 2, 400 water power,
which IL offered to manufactures for q
term Of years free, and land with 1t.
| Oswego has pure spring water in pipes
over the town. 0swego has beautiful
lake where the pleasare-l0yers Of Port
| land will soon establish a summer
resort Property values in 0awego will
advance rapidly and permanently as its
future is founded ON the development oi
| the favorable location for manufacturing.
| Lots in Oswego invite the home-seeker.
| Lots sold on easy Installments Of $40
down and IS month. Ask the pub
| Usher Of this paper TO show you plat oi
0swego, or address postal card to
fsorthwick, Batty & Co., II Alder street,
| Portland, Oregon.
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Venus and Jupiter reign in the heavens
evenings now. Beautiful stars.
Barker's dog, gaily decorated in yellow
noon.
The O. r. train will leave Albany 1T
1885 and for the front ID l2;45 instead Of
as heretofore.
The II L Church South IL being greatly
improved. among other things heater be-
log introduced.
A. he. etoiofe stated arrangements are
being completed for sme,ter for the San
tam mines, to he erected either at Albany
or at the mines. Articles of incorporation
will he filed Ia few days.
Quite an attraction last evening at the
opera housr was the playing Of Misses Belle
and Amelia Senders between the acts. their
stf,rts were greatly appreciated, their piano
duets offering masietl entsrtAiument alone
worth attending.
The Schmidt Label and Lithographing
Company. al San Francisco. today began a
suit 10 the Circuit Court against tho Eagene
Canning add Packing Co, fos SOL, for bal.
ance das on printing iabsis.-Gaard.
Judge McKeuas, Of California, was ap-
! pointed yesterday &c succeed Judge Sawyer,
aud pot, ss some have inferred, 10 the posi-.
tion over which there IL sueh stfife lz-
tween Hill, Simon, Gilbert and Others. No
appointment has yet been made.
An Albany man calls our attention to the
following; fa North Caroiina Jail caught
on tire There were two prisoners iaside, q
black man and while man. Tire jAiieI
gave each \ gun ard told him TO look out
for ihe other fellow, and neither escaped
The event was certainly peenl'av one.
Tna Ashoy pearca Memorial church wal
| dedicated lAst evening with foFmAl csremo.
aiea under charge II Rev Gooiouongh. who
preached the deiieaiory sermon. There
| vss large Attendance. The church wal
boil, IN 1890. bnt owing ia different cir
eamstaneea has aos presioEsls been dedi-
Gated.
The managers Of the Portland expo, it,ot
hass liked the date OF the opening Of The
fair oe the Weinssiay following the close
ol the state fair. That i. the state fair vii
open on Mandsy Sept l2th, and close on ths
iTsh. snd the Portland expotiiioa wiii opst
On thu 2iat and bold for a month and day
This si!i prevent any clash 10 the date oi
sae tso faiTs ibis yesr.
TuE MAscor GiCs CLun.-Yester,la,
This club held its monthly shoot o
medals on their grounds near the depot
resulting az follows, in shoot At 20 blu,
/ be- tz8..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
SUMMONS.

N the Ciyeait Court for Linn County, State OF
Oregon,
HA FRANCE, Plain,iff,
eRyILLE FRANCE. Defendant,
To orville France, tbs above named de-
fendaLt:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
l. Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear and answer tho complaint fled
against you in the above entitled suit on
or before the first day of the next re gular
term OF tho above entitled court next
following tho expiration OF thu publica
hon OF this summons towit: tbs i4th day
Of March, 1892, and if you f.il to answer
as herein required, the Plaintiff will take
iudgmssst against You for the relief de-
Manded in her complaint, towit: A de-
cree OF the above entitled 0 ,urt dissolviug
she bonds of mstrimoay now existing
between plaintiff aud defendant aooys
named and awarding E., plaintiff the
ustody nf Acil Warner France.the minor
shild Of plaintiff and defendant.
This service of summons Is made bv
publication by order of Hon r p Boise.
Judge of said c1urt, made at Chambers.
y the city of Salem, on the 18th day OF
January. 1892.
BLACKBURN & WATSON,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
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RIAL ssTATg SAFES.

Geo Howell to William Barzee,
lot, Lebanon n.................S 2bO
Hannah Robinett to ID T Robinett
1850 acres IA w 1...s..... 2
II g Krusel TO VIM Krusel, power
OF attorney .......s...sss..
J Il Pearl to silas II Keeney, one.
seventh parcel land ~ w 81. 800
Martha Il Schooling 70 John II
Cartwright, schooling's Park,
Harrisburg ....... ......... Zb0
Mary b Garter to + Carter, 80
acres, and 2 lots, Halsey 1000
w ] Vernon 10 w J. Vance, one
tenth Of 322 acres. 900
w ] Vernon TO J Vernon, power
OF attorney y....,..............
Nick Zimmerman 10 Frank Zim-
norman, power OF attorney.
] b Thompson TO w Il Thompson,
62xib1 feet, Lebanon nam. 5000
Total .................... .$7102
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BROWNSVILLE
IiRowmsvn.Ln. Feb 0. lsos.

BROWNSVILLE, Feb o. iSos.
The three year old son OF Mr. and Mrs
RN Thompson was taken sick with
scarlet fever some two weeks ago, finally
resulting In diptheria, OF which he died on
Friday last, and was laid 10 rest In the
city cemetery.
Our railroad hobo's left here between
dark and daylight. taking with them a
good supply oi wbiskey, and Joe HansaId
mourns the loss of The whlSkty. They
broke Into the Royal saloon and helped
themselves.
The family OF Il NJ Bradley are sore
afflicted OF late. Edna and Mrs V. are
both sick. Edna having been sick for the
past elk weeks.
II G AverIl il again able 10 be out on
the street,
Miss Maggie White has been quite sick
but 10 reported as beIrg onakhe improve.
Better tell .he sheriff 'hKi, Is no use ie
come 10 Brownsville as the populacc ars
all broke. tina, IL, judging others bY you'
| correspondent.
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SUMMONS,

In tie Circuit Court of The STATE q. Oregon for
ass County Of Linn
ALvAN THOMAS, Plaintiff,
MINERVA G THOMAS, Defendant.
To Minerva g Thomas, the above named
Defendant
TN THE NAME OF TIE STATE or
L Oregon, you are hereby required to ap-
pear and answer the complaint Of the above
plaintiff, in the above entitled court.no~ on
file with the clerk Of ssid court, by the fret
day Of the next regular term OF said court,
which said term begins on Monday, the 14th
day Of March, 1892, at the ocurt house in
Albany. Linn county, Oregon; and you are
hereby further notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer said complaint as hereby
required the plaintiff will apply TO the
court for the relief prayed for IN said CON-
plant, towit. For "a decree dissolving the
bonds OF matrimoDy now existing betwesn
yon and plaintiff. and for the costs aud dis
burements OF this suit to be taxed.
This summons is published by order
Hon x T Boise, Judge of said court, made
Chambers. in the city OF salem, Oregon,
the 25th day Of JAnusry, 1892.
Published January 20sh. 1892.
w Il BILYEU,
Atty for Plaintiff
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Lyoss.
February 18th, 1892.


Jas Lyone Is having tract near town
layed out in and 10 acre lots TO be sold
for fruit farms.
The late rain has stopped plowing in
this part Of the valley.
Mehama is ON the boom. 4 new
school house and several dwelling houses
are 10 20 up this summer.
W A kImsey, Of Albany, was In town
the first o, this week on business for
Sheriff NJ Scott.
Mrs ID II Henson returned home from
her visit TO Corvallis Tuesday.
IN Breeac's family has. moved on
the las l., on place. between this place
and Aiehama.
TC sloper has started his sawmill but
owing Ia the little demand for lumber be
IL running light crew.
There IL d great deal oi sickness among
the children oi this vicinity.
There Ii 10 be about 1000 cords OF Il X
wood cut nj this place this spring.
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Base Baii.
ALBANY, Or. Feb. 18th, 1902.

ALBANY, Or, Feb. 18th, 1902.
Editors Democrat
VIII we have base ball, that is the
question that is before the people OF Al
bany at present. They should respond
in manner that would show determine
tion, and take steps toward procuring a
team that we would not be ashamed to
send abroad. think 1t is every busi-
ness mans duty to contribute something
monthly toward the support OF a club, AS
IL not only affords Amusement. OF the
highest class, but it is verified fact that
base ball game will put more life in q
town than anything else for the same
amount o. money. Now as the season
opens in April and there are grounds to
enclose will suggest that those desiring
to take an interest in the games would
make their intention known, as We have
only two months to make preparations
in. Last Fridays Herald announced
that there would be a meeting at
Boenickes. l will say in behalf OF dig
nifty and propriety of the game that
preliminary meetings are generally held
in hotel parlors and newspaper Offices.
B. b.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

TIL is 4 patent me lac advertnemen
bot your attention The m men. may save
&, ,ou much suffering as we'll a. money.
We cure that eoaRh
We cure that ckling.
We cure that hacking.
", cure that throa lea:in.
We care Group.
We cure Bronchitis.
We care La Grippe Cough.
We help ycu 70 king and speak.
We are not the s. n. I,ozsnres.
We are pleasant Cough Syrup.
We are put in so aud rs cent bottles.
We are the B. Cough Cure.
Guaranteed by Foshsy & Mason.
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The supper given by the ladies Of the
M e Church South last evening was q
success, many remarking that 1t was as
good as any ever set in the W. TU Hall.
1t was called crazy feast, title easily
understood before the repast was COM
pleted. The guests ate on platters, found
their sugar in the milk pitchers, and
their cream in the syrup jug, etc. Boz
quets consisted OF cabbages, and things
generally were mixed up In manner to
cause numerous blunders by the unsus-
peefing.