davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
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Past ibnen niht in oen Kram.
Der Beri6t DER StreifsG ommi6ion oen Be-
triebsleitern Ger Babnen elm Dorm i'm
2lnee.

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Sommiiion, bic BON Dem YrGitoenten
GlepeLan0 ernannt mur6e, Inn Die urla6en
gu benz Streit Der BullnGn'i6en Nrbetter
llrlb benz 6dr0ltS entitanbenen a~llgentet1en
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Oitltden 8a6nen, 81 ullter1u6e1, 1T, tpte
ft6 barGus DorauSieBeu lteB, NIT lebr gez
lniibten 0efitblen aHf8enommen tporbet.
Q8Gbren6 Die Qlrbeiterpartei iib an9encbm
iiberralc1t unb, lpenn AUDI nibt IN alien
8unften, 10 0ocb i'm @roBen un0 Sanger
nit benz 8ericbt itb einperitGnoen erflGrt,
er6cbt Die y@eneral Wfana9erS Nliociatipn"
ourcb ibr Organ yGailpaD @ge" elm nab
res .3etergeiArei iiber oenielben. 9o5 gsz
nunnte Blatt ertlGrt in einem ~pffenen
8rief. 6aB ser 8eriDt poItommen ipertDz
los lei un6 ntcbt nur ben Bcrfaliern, 1On>
bern aucb Dem gan3en &an6e sur S9an6e
geretdbe, neil or bon Teblern un6 fali6en
9ariteQungcn f0rntlib itarre. Sn benz
8rtef 6eS NeoatteurS Der y9tatItuao Qlge"
gebt bteier 6err ben 8eri6t 9Inft fir
8unft .ourcb un6 greift bieienigen Bora>
grap6en berau5, bic ibm ~beiDnOerS am
1t0Big, un0 ntbt ben Sbatla6en entiprez
cGenO, eri6einen. Ser Shretber ia9t, DaB
Der 8eri5t 0uber ben 0n8etitbrten Dtele
geringft9tge BeDauptut9e1 ent6G(tc, bic
gu piberlegen ibm Elm 2etbtes iein miirbe,
boob moue er iidb bomit begnu8en, bas
8ubLifum ouf bic 3ablrei6en, poiittD fal>
icben 0~ariteuungen aufmertiam at maben.
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Gb9eleben 6apou, ipeIcbe Seite burb bic in
Sbrem 8eridt cntboltenen Sebler geibd>
bt9t pirb, 10 gtebt i3on bos bloBe
8or6anoenIein ipl6er Tebler Die Bere6z
1igung, ben 8eri3t ais 0ffcntltcbeS 0Ofuz
me1t fir pertbloS unb Sbrer unb beS
QanoeS untpiroig 81 erfLGren."
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Mfeni6en unpartetii6 lit, unb itb itreng
an bic SbatiaGbelt DGlt, BEN 6erren 8ez
trieb8Ieitern Der 8abnen ni9t gefGut, err
flGren ite ibn fir liigenbaft, partetiicb unb
Der 8erfaiicr uio be8 2anbeS unnir6ig.
Die 6erren iouttn it6 re9t 9riinbItcb
icbGrncn. @S lGBt it9 ia be9reifen, boB cs
ibnen ni6t angene6m lit, bic Wa6rbeit gu
b0ren un3 bieie benz 8ubltfum porgeLe9t
3u ieben. Dies lit aber bod fein @runb,
Die GommtiiGre, Die ben Wutb gebabt bat
ten, BEN 2lrbeitern 0erecbttgfeit mibcrfabren
81 laiien, in 70 i6amIoier 8etie an3uz
9reifen. sic baben iicb Oamit ntbt nur
eine idGimme 8l0Be ~gegeben, iOnOern aucb
ben 8eweis 8eIiefert, baB Die Qtrbeiter Gecbt
bGtten, wenn ie be6aupteten, baB tNr Streif
nicbt MIR aus SDmpotbie fir Die Bull
man'i9en 2eute %inaugurirt morben lei,
fonOern bauptiG6lid, nm BEN 8etrtebsz
leitern 0er 8abnen 5u 8ei9en, 6aB fte nibt
I6nger gepiat ieten, tbre &ecbte nit 6iiBen
treten 81 laiien. 9aS bitten bic 6errcu
beOenfen iOaen, eDe ie Die GommiliGre an
9riffcn, beren etn3ige Shulb barin beitanb,
ibre Pflt6t poa unO gang 9et6an gu baben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

8etes Samiltenz& atarrbmitteI: 9oOb'S
NtIIen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

&Gufer BON Sauertrolt, @rOcerbbs1iber,
acknowledgements Sat pirtbe perben barr
ouf aufmertiam Semabt, baB I'M bcutideu
NItenbetm Saucrfraut bon aus9e3ei9neter
0ltc DorrGt6i9 SIT baben it,. Gbenio &oblz
fDpfe beint Oubenb, 6unOert ober Gauienb,
nn6 baB ale 8cIteIlungen prompt auSgez
ftbrt tperben. 9a e5 5u8leicb cine Inter
ftlBung fir ba5 Snititut 1T, wenn Die groz
butte ab8eieBt tperoen, merben 9epiB6reunbe
Der QlnitaLt bieicLbe berH&it6tigen. snolot
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
Cola To Europe.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Evening Jour
nal prints the following. The European
low rates inaugp rated by the trading
steamship linesI ~ result in a wholesale
exodus from Chi go Of many men con-
nected wTut ne ->@t strike: Never be-
fore in tbe histol .sNsteamship rates has
it been5Possible - tros,. Chicago to an
European sort o cheaply. Since the
cut ra hare been iilaugurated, the ex-
odus Fl ofn 'aicago .and the Northwest TO
various po ain E{nrope has figured up
a thi1H OF iae lacyf yaitie to New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
SHERIFF SALE

BY virture of al ex@ sstion and order Of
sale duly issued by tue I ERIK OF the cir
cult court ef the = Wnty at inn. state of
Dragon. dated he s4ih day OF Nav 1894,
IN certain suiE in the tiTcuit court for
ssit county snI ale wherein CHARLES
AGAINST NJ, NanslsIeln. Annie L. Nsnat
stein. q. +. Pound anu Martha NJ.
Pound, on the lSh day of Marcn 1854
for the sum of $a1lS and interests Oh SEQ
al 10 per cent per auuum and interest or
$lSo3 NJ per csut per annun, ali from
March lSth, 1894 an costs and disburss
m>nts taxed st $500. aud $50 as az
torney's lee And whereas by said judg
ne: oruer and decree, 1t was ordered.
aTjudgsd and decreed that the real prop
erty described in Plaintiffs mortgage
and complaint, tOwit: The Donation
Lsnd Claim of R A. Irsine, lot No 5SoS,
claim No. %, in sections 30 and 81. tewn
ship south. range east OF the William
cite meridisas Also the Lorth halt OF
northsssf quarter OF north e2sa
quarter Cf section So, the south
west quarter Of northss>t quarter of sec
ton SO, the northwest quarter of n nth
east quarter Of section So, IN township 9
so''th, range west cf the Willamette
meridian, ell in county of LINN. stata OF
Oregon and containing 40 acres uaaps ~
less. bs sold 10 satisfy said iudg mant md
decres and all costs; Nogice l. he rehv
given that will on Sasar5a~ the Soth
day Of June 1894. 81 the court house door
in Albany, in said eoan nty. at Gne o'clock
in the sfiei noon Of said day sell At public
suction to the highest bidder for cash, all
of the right, title and interest which the
said defendants or eli, her of then. or ths
defendant BENJAMIN II. Irvine assignee
OF II r. Pound, an insolvent debtor, had
in said real property on said 18th day Of
March; 1884 10 satisfy the sand Judgment
and 6ecree together with all costs and
dis bui sementS t. sk have or may sccrue>
C.C.JACKSoN.
Sheriff Of Linn county,.
sted this the SO day of May 1Sea>
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20

Some dais ago repu' lican organ declar-
ed in the most vehemen: manner that the
passage of the tariff bill now pending in
congress would result 10 so fioo5ing the
country with the products of the cheap
pauPsr labor of Europ. as to completely
ruin the industries of our common country
The next day it declared With as much ve-
hemence tina, The tariff bill was just as much
a protective measure as the Nc Kinley bill.
Tha. there was scarcely any reduction at
all except in very few cases. All of which
shows the great necessity CT fooling and
Aoodwinking the people again it the Nc
kinlsy Law is 10 be preserved intact. The
Dsmocrat is free to admit that tte tariff bill
is not what many democrats hope1 it would
be, bu. it will be such long stride in the
direction If tariff for revenue that every
democrat should rejoice and be glad At its
pauage. 1t will be signal victory over
tae paid and bribsd cohrots Of proteciiOnism.
When the bill should finally pass tie Dem
ocral will make comparisons that will con-
vince every democra, Of the isulh of what
we say here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed executors of the last i'll and tss
taneut OF Jessie Barr deceased have fled
their final account with the county clerk
of Linn county, Oregon, and thst the
county court has aploinaed Monday, the
second day of July, 1894 at 10 o'clock
M of said day, for hearing said accoant
and settling said estate. Any persons hav
ing any objections 10 the settling of saio
above time aud present the same.
May Is, 1894. Sv Barr
Weathe:ford & WYATT BARR
AtIys fol- Ex. Executors
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
Notice for Publication
L. 5. LAND OFFICE. OREGON CRY o
1al, II lS9Z

L. S LAND oFFICE. OREGON CRY o
JAY IL, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that 10 comp lance
wIsk the provisions OF the act o. Sougress
G. Jane 3, 1878, entitled ''Au act for the
sAIs Of timber lAuls ID the state Of Cali
fosnss. p-eS"g, Nevada and Washington
terr.l"r>. As eIi-edvi 10 all the public
nd states by ze, ot August !, lS9a Henry
NJ Herber., O.: Green rssin. uu;y Of
Marion, state st Or~gon, has his iay Elel
10 this tfFice bis sworn statement No 2S73
for the purchase Of the 5 Uf y " I sc
;inn =. Z = Of y + An1 \ l. Of : F.
I Ct section N 2s in township No 10
soath range M 5 east. aad will offer proof
n shoS ,ha; the land sought Is more v To-
able Scr its timber or stone than sgricul-
turai purposes. And TO es,Ahll, h his CAIN
10 sad 'And before The register Al d receiver
.. this Office at Oregon City, Oregon On
Friday. the 18th day Of August, 1894. He
names a. witnesses: Geo II. Lsiegller. H
Sustu oi Albany. Oregon, ]. l. Berry OF
Berry, O~gen. A. S. Culver. OF Green
Basin. Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the above described lands are re-
queste.i 10 hle ;heir claims in this office on or
before said l7ih d " of August 1894.
ROBERT A. MILLER,
Register
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
Notice for Publication.

L ) LASpuFFIcE AT OREGON CRY, Ok.
Jaiy llth, lS93.
Notice i hereby given that IN c, uplispce
With the provisions OF the act of cor gress
Il June 1878. en;i'lsi"An act for the sale
of tin.oar lands in states of California, Ore
sou, NesadA aud W ,shimg.on tie --,tory,"
IS ex'en1sd 10 all the public land states by
act Of August 1922, Augu IA Henness, Of
Oregon Iity, county of C.ack.mas STAT, of
Urr,, n. has this day fled in this ttfee her
sworn ,tatemen. n 2S57, for the purchass Of
the : II of n w. E OF ; " and S "
1 of \ f I Of Section No - in township No
10 south range No eHt.and wi off=r proof
to show that the land south is more valu-
able for its timber or stone than for agrieu.-
tural parpa.ss. and to establish her claim to
said land tef 're ta' rSgister and receiver
cf this efiiso a. ~iregol CITY, 0rgan, ou
Friday he l7th day ot August 1894, She
names as witne <es: ]. L. Berry, W. 7.
Whitlook, J. Peterson, ]. $. Smith all of
Berry, Oregon. Any and all persons cialm-
ing adversely shove described lands ATE re-
gu ssed to tle their claims IN this rfiice on
OF before said 18th day of August 1894
ROBERT 4. MILLER,
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
Notice for Publication.

U. s. LAND OFFICE AT OREeoN Crrl Or
March 2ash, 1898.
Notice is Lereby given that in CO piiance
with the pravi,iops of the act of copgr.ss
of June , 1878. entitled "An act fcr the sale
of timber lands ~ he states Of California,
Oregon, Nevada an Washington territory"
as extended to all the public land states by
act of August 4 1892. William I Whitlock of
ber V, county of Linn, s,ate of Ores on, has
this day filed in this office his sworn state.
ment M 296S, for the purchase of the $ =
of N L 4 and lots aud 9 OF section No 1
in township No 10 south range M I east,
and will offer proof 10 show that the land
sought is more valuable tr ITS tim
ber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses. and ta establish his clal N IN said
land nef re the register and receiver of
this Office st Oregon City, Oregon on Fri
day the i7th day of August 1894. He
names rs witnesses: l. Berry, Robert
Carroll, w s SSmith. Peterson of Ber
ry, Oregon. All persons claiming ad
verseiy the above described landsa are re
quested to fiietheir claims in this office
on or before said nth day of August 1894.
ROBERT A MILLER
Register,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
Curious Facts.

Corea has cave from which win:ry
wind perpetually blows. The force of The
wind is such that 81, ong II an cOnnot stand
before Il.
1t is estimated ,hat at leas. $50, ,ooo,coo
of the Governments paper money su2Po'-
ed to be IN circullii IN has been los; or de-
stroyed By the sinking Of vessel Of he At
lsntic coast some years sgo 81. .ooo,c in
greenbacks was lost
A medical man, who has kept nightly
record of his pulse for FIVE years, 'ays that
every year it falls tie spring until ABOUT
mid summer. ami then Ii'es through the
autumn to November or December. Ihen
comes a secoEd fall o. rise. culninaiing n
February.
An eminently prac ical German scientist
is said TO have applied a mild current Of
electricity to a swarm Of b-es.quickly caus-
ing them to fall 10 the ground in a siupi-
fed condition, and il The electrical current
we're not too strong, no. injury ~as Gone 10
them.
A Norwegian invt nlion for the pro5uc-
zion II ON skim milk Of new material !,
which has been called lac,i e or mid ivory
has just taken practical SHAPE, It'd factory
for is prohibition Is abou' u start opera
.ions in Leland. This new m,;eriaI bears
a cl jse resemblance 10 real ivory, and, in
addition. can be made in blacK or any color
desired
The largest and most wonderful srrin q
Of fresh water In tn. world is on the Gull
coast Of Florida. in Heruando County
The Wekochee K yer a stream ldrg. enough
to float small steamer, is made en- irely OF
water spou;ed from this gigantic natural WILL
whi:l is nine y'feei in diameter and abou t
seventy or eighty fee. deer. The watey is
said 10 he II markabl, pure.
Fora eiey OF Marlboro, VI, has a
Gala fifteen years Old, AID a pecu'iarity o
the plant is that 1t his never grown new
bulbs. II has seven leaves, one of which
Is four feet three ard one half inches in
height. Tue h 'ossom, i. seven by five in
ches in size, stands -four feet ard one inch
from the ground. Mies Hig ey has also 9
single vari tv fuchsia three fee" across,
having thirty nine branches bearng fIom
two 20 six bu Is AMI blossoms ca. b, and a
Storm. King which measures Two feet arfoss
and has forty three budded brarchrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20

The annual report of the Pullman Pal
ace Car company for the year ending July
81, 1892, for instance, will show the mag
nItude of the corporation and its earnings.
The earnings from cars amounted to S.
06l.08l; from patents, S2l ,7jI; Fl ON man
ufactLring, rentals, dividends, interest
and ether sources, 81 ,9l9.523 The dis
bursements amounted 10 but $6,75l 1866.
leaving Surplus for the year, Of So. go
389-enOu'h to pay the quarterly divi-
dend' Of 2 per cent each, and leave over
81 600, COO for the reserve fund. That
was two years ago. The report Of 1893
showed an increase, but i, Is safe to say
that the showing for the year ending July
81, 1894, will not be so gratifying TO the
grasping stocKholders The total assets Of
The company in 1892 amounted TO $53,-
345, $50, ard the total liabilities were but
s3I POI .370-net asses of over 500, ,000,-
600.
In is annual report 1T that time Pres
dent Pu Imam stated that the average num-
Der Of names on the Pullman pay rolls for
the year wos 4,9i2, and the wages paid
amounted to $2,9l8,997, an average Of
$3.50 65 for each person employed, as
against sG O.73 for the p.evious year.
That little cut of about 800 on each man
represented the snug saving of nearly sl00,
600 to tho thrifty Pullman. That is the
way to make a reserve fund grow. The
company employed in its manufacturing
and oper"tlng departments during tha
year l2,8C9 people. paying them SG.6l9.
l56 g. or a little over an average of $500
each, less than 50 per day. That is the
way to make money.
Mr. Pullman aad his monopoly have
| many siie issues in the FIRE. They do rot
depend entirely for their venues upon The
profits Of the business for which the cor
poration wes Organized THY have nu
merous side issues which pay well. One
of these plums they lost last January.
| When Pullman was built the corporation
made contract with the village of Hy de
Park to pay:4 cents per 1000 gallon Of
water. This water was peddlod out to Inc
Pullman tenants at 10 cents per l.W 0 gal
Jns, and real zed neat profit. Pullman
D lid SI,2 0 par month for 100000 gal
Ions of water and collected $1,000 from
his tenants for the same. Another $2l,-
600 per year went toward the reserve
fund. Chicago Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
SHERIEFs SALE.

In the County C1aYt Of he State o. Cregos
far HE cOnafy Of P0ik-
Nat Holman, Plaintiff.
Hale B4c kinsto, Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of an execution and order OF ssIe daIv
issuad out Of the above named court in
the above sntifleS action 70 me directed
and delivered,
the real property heretof-r,i attzchsd in
said action and described in szff execu-
ton, I have duly levied upon all the
sight title and interest a the above
named dsfendanf, Hale Pa-kinsto, in
and TO ths said real estate property,
described as follows 10 wit: the South
one half OF olock No e5 in she city oi
Albany, CO 1nIy OF Linn, Sta'e Of Oregon,
and Will on Saturday tbs 3s1h day Of
jay 1894. 81 the front door OF the cont
boLss in the city Of Albany, Lin county
Oregon. at tie hour Of O'Clock N OF
said day cell at pu lie auction for cash in
hand ta the hi2hcst bidder. ali the right
tile and Interest Of said defendant n and
- said real property, &c pay and satisfy
said execution as follows: First the costs
and expenses Of and upon said execution
sDd the origina' cost cf suit taxed at
Is. Is Second 10 The payment Of tie
piairtids claim amounting TO the sum OF
. 1855 with interest thsreou AZ the rate
Of 10 per cent per ar mum from the 5th
/ day ef rebruary. 1884. aud the further
{ sun Of IS attorneys fees
] Dated this 2Tfh, day OF June. 1894.
&C JAcEsoy.
I Ste-if of Liam County, Ore.
/ By u Smith. Deputy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
The 9etllutrat.
Protecting Labor.

The Pennsylvania Democrats displayed |
the courage Of high principle in their res
o'utions on the labor question. They are
worth reprin'ing:
We recognize the right of every citizen
to be protected in the free enjoyment of
his property and of the privilege to work
when, for whom, and at what wages he
will. 1t is the duty of the State to main
tain for him that right. The highways of
the Commonwealth should be open to all
who lawfully traverse them, and the path
TO proper employment should not be OBJ
structed by any unauthorized power.
None the less we condemn the insinceri-
ty and inconsistency of those who clamor
oudly for protection to American indus
ries. and yet seek every occasio and lose
no opportunity TO supplant it with cheap,
imported pauper labor. We denounce the
hypocrite who pretends zeal for the i'm
provement of the social condition of the
American workingmen, and yet displaces
and evicts them for aliens ignorant of our
laws and foreign to our institutions.
The fright to labor and to enjoy the
fruits of his labor" as Lincoln put it,
is about the most fundamental and esen-
tial right which human being requires.
1t is not only necessary to existence; it il
the bedrock of personal independence, the
the corner stone of a free state. AT time
whom this right is forcibly denied to larg,
numbers of men in Pennsylvania it is in
cumbent upon those who seek control o
the Government to reafirm it and to de.
clare the duty of toe State to maintain it
The resolutions very properly proceed
however, to point TO the main cause of th
labor troubles in Pennsylvania. Ina
State is tie chief beneficiary of the law
passed estensibly to protect American
labor" Its plutocratic mine owners an
manufacturers, as a Republican Senate
has declared, make large fortunes ever
year when the times are good" from th
bounties secured under tariff legislatio
procured through their campaign contribr
tIons. And yet no where in this land
scarcely anywhere else in the civilize
worlds labor so underpaid, oppressed
swinaled and degraded as in Pennsylva
mia. American labor" was long sine
sppplanted there by the worst and mo
ignorant Of imported pauper labor.
And when even this mass revolts again
starvation wages the protected pluiocra
have the impudence to attribute the troub
to the Democratic a,temp, to reduce Il
taxes and en- arge the markets of the cou
try.
The Pennsylvania Democrats haye dol
a public service in asserting the rights
labor and pointing to The real cause of
suffering.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
Notice for Publication
USL,xp orrloE oRRaox Crrr, Or.

L LAND OFFICE OREGON CRY, Or.
March 27th 1894.
Notice is hereby given that in compli-
ance with the provisions of the act OF
congress of June ,, 1878, entitled "An
act for the sale OF timber lands in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada.
and Washington territory" rs extended
to all the public land states by act OF
August 4, 1892, Thomas Monteith, OF Al
bany, county of Linn, state of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No o966. for the purchase of
the : f. d of \ + /. Section II, 5 y of
\ W a and \ f ! of \ " OF section
No -, in township No 10 south range
No east, and will offer proof to show
tnat the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the registsr and receiver
OF this office at Oregon City, Oregon on
Friday, the l7th day of August, 1894.
He names as witnesses: ]. Il. Comley,
Henry Suesens, of Albany, Oregon, John
Haley of Lyons, Oregon, John Schlosser
OF Albany, Oregon. Any and all persons
claiming adversely the above described
lands are requested to file their claims
in this office ON or before said 18th day
of August 1894.
ROBERT A. MILLER.
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20

S eel is now cheaper than iron. Itseens
hardly possible, bnt the estimates Of cost
in a re .nt bilding for bridge in Pennsyl-
vania t. be maje with steel stringer' and
steel riyets was lower than like estimate
for ths same bridge m de with iron stringer
ami iron rivits. -Four bids were mad. and
in each case the bridge could be made
chea ),r Of steel than Of iron. The su :csss-
ful bi was SI955. aa agiinst szI57, which
was th- lowest bid for the iron bridge.
Owing - h> greater strength Of steel. the
weigh Of metal 10 The steel bridge is much
les rhen il must necessarily he for one Of
iron
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
rYfclTTnR's HnIIeF

Notice Is hereby given thai = under
signtd was on the sSrd day sf March.
'S9., duly appointed Executor Of the i4st
wiI and statement of E L Knox, decezs-
ed, BY the County Court of Linn County.
Oregon. This is therefore 20 notify all
persons navins Claims against said de-
ceased 10 present the same to me At tine
CoCr-house in Linn County, Oregon
with the proper vouchers within SIX
months from lhe date thereof
Dated this 9Th day Of April, 1894
w r Bilyeu, Nimrod Payne,
Attorney for Executor Executor -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
ExtCUTaIX NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all whom it
rssay concern that l have been duly ap-
pointed executrix of the last will and es-
tate of Michael Croisant, deceased, by the
County Court of Linn county, Oregon.
therefore all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified and re
quired to present the same to me at the
once of w r Bilyeu 10 tie city of Albany.
Oregon, with the vouchers within six
months from the date thereof.
Dated june IS, 1894.
ELIZA CROlsANr,
w. r. BILYEu, Executrix.
Attorney for E<ecutrix.