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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
What Our Farmers Did.

The census OF lSa0 shows the following
for Oregon farms, according TO the al
stract OF census just received:
There were ?, $50 farms in the state,
with S.5I6.O00 acres OF improved land
and :, ,;s93 SIS unimproved. Average size,
27l acres. Number OF farms cultivated
by owners, 2.32i; rented for oney,
loss: for share OF products, 2,Ia3. Value,
$ll5.Sla. 200: implements and machin-
cry, $4,l56. 10; livestock, So, ,6sS, $50 /:
farm products, SIS, on, ,le0. No. horses,
224 ,e6e miich COWS, Ils, ,l56 other cattle,
4o3. .sis; swine. 30s. .25a sheep. !. $50 .Sl2; (;
wool clipped, a,9s2 .9I0 pounds: gallons
OF milk. ?5.0i2. .216: butter, asa. .27T
pounds: cheese 265, $40 pounds; domes-
tic fowls, l,ls0, s65: other fowls, 81 ,o6a /;
dozen eggs, |, ,i23 .aSs. In 1880 the acre
age of wheat was aa3, 3,052: bushels. g.
2a6. .TS4: bushels ofrye, 6S, ,3OS: oats. s.
a5s, i9s: corn, 23s ,2a3 bushels; buck
wheat, 1878 bushels: barley. -l,3S3
bushels: fax. 3,S7l bushels oi seed on
563 acres: .. 706 gallons Of molassss; hay.
Ga, lis tons on se7 ,OssI acres: tobacco. IL
acres ard 3 .3225 pounds; potatoes, .s3s, :
00s bushels, and 50s bushels OF sweet po-
taioes; apples. ,0as. .5s2 bushels: apri-
cots. Cts: cherries. -, I27 bushels: rs..sch-
e., So ,9s4 bushels pears. i0s. .SsS bush
els; plnms and prnnes, lsa, 700 bushels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The hes. and cheapest at Tinkles
New carpet a; tie Altsany Furniture
Go.
Buy new carpets of the albany Farui-
tlre Co.
The i4ies; eject in carpets at tie Albany
Furniture Co
100 pieces ssmi parvel4in dinner sci fer
Sl+ 10 At r. l. A'ens-
Fer painless SLING ~ extracting call q;
the A!bAas Dental pAri0rs.
Yoar pictgre taken and yoa n1t know
Nbrn. instantaneous at Crawford 4 pax-
,on's. l.tst
Drs. Il Z. and . X Beers. o:fsoes
over Post ofhcs. Residence ocrper 5sh &
CalarooiA streets.
New ;acksrosnsis and Aexes=cries wIIl
be here in few days. oluae ard E-; youE
photo taken in the latest" a, Tii9kles
Tie most elegant line of SV4lus caps
ever s-nen IN Aissaay az now on dIsplIy al
the Ladies Ez1lzr. Call and s.se them
Any body every - =. whs has ussc.
Esss . ys.sl piciurs' cannot >asy - any uaoTe.
II they have one ;sker IN Crsy:orsl 4 FAX
;oa's new gallery. J.: s;Ies'.
No Cd ro.-is hat ~ srsE srxt class
gods ?, hard 'isne pEics-s al the Cbsap
.'ash psPar'neul Sto-r. Bianl<Eg nlock.
Grand Ea,tr sale ot usiliiusry a: tLe
Misses Bali Two hanfresi he sncs,
l-,antifaI trimmed bats eseF Ia AjlAnF 10
se.ect from.
Spring has conse and u9w i !. good time
10 have some paosos takea- Drop IN At
Iinkles and ssya what nscs picture yu'
can sei for almost notliug.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
How to Get Rich.

As a great deal is being said about
wealth, how to get rich, &c, we give the
GLOWING poem written by Bridgeport,
jonn., man:
Mary had q little land;
The soil was very poor;
But still she kept it on her hand,
And struggled to get more.
She held the land until the day
The people settled down;
Till where wilderness had been
Grew up a thriving town.
Then Mary rented out her plot
(She would not sell, you know,)
But vailed patiently about,
For prices still to grow.
They grew as population came,
And Mary raised the rent;
With common food and raiment now,
She would not he content.
She built herself mansion fine,
Had luxuries galore;
Rut every time the people came
She raised the rent some more.
"What makes the land keep Mary so:''
The common people people cry.
why, Mary owns the land. you
Fnow."
The knowing ones reply.
And so each one Of you might be-
Wealthy, refined and wise
Il you had aniy owned some land,
And waited for the RISE"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
Jhe 9eillofrat.
WashiI aton Letter
.Frnn cur regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, April lst, 1896


WASHINGTON, April lst, 1895.
President Cleveland has moved his
family and his Office out to "Woodley,'
his suburban residence, and will only be
at the White House on the days the Cab
met meets-twice week-for some time
to come. This will give HIM an oppor-
tunity to dispose of number o. minor
matters which he could not find time to
get at as long as he was accessible to the
personal callers who are nearly alway
on hand at the White House.
The new ministry of Spain lost no time
in proving that President Cleveland was
correct in thinking that it would do the
proper thing about the Alliance outrage,
and there is little doubt that the apology
demanded by Secretary Gresham will in
due time follow the explanatory COM
muaication already received
1t is positively stated that deal has
been completed whereby the republican
Senators will get the votes of the popu-
list Senators AID reorganixe the Senate
as socn as Congress meets. There is
nothing surprising in this. as it was ex-
pected by everybody. One result OF the
deal will be to make John Sherman chair.
man of the Finance committee, Think
of the populists helping to do that.
Ex- senator Malone is now at the
head of scheme ha7ing for its object
the political control of Virginia. There
is nothing new or startling in the idea.
II is merely reproduction of the repub-
lican-populist combine which las tenn
Porarily knocked out the democratic
parry OF North Carolina.
While Secretary when he
planned he route over which Admiral
MeaGe's squadron will sail during the
month OF April had no idea that Great
Britain would send tba. ultimatum to
li'tle Nicaragua. neither he nor Presi
dent Cleveland regrets that the squad
ron viii reach Greytown, Nicaragua
about the middle of the month. On the
contrary, they rejoice at the coincidence
which viii place such formidable Amer:-
lean war vessels as the New York, Min
neapolis, Coluub ubia, Atlantis. Raleigh and
Cincinnati in Nicaragua waters at the
time that Great Britain will proba bly, be
making a demonstration ef force tC
irighen the little Central American re.
pub 'ic into complying with it's demand:
as TO the payment of ex.oriionale indam,
nifty, etc.
"Uncle jerry" the smiling niger
who has been janitor of the v hite HOUSE
'sence Gin'ral Grants ume," is the
happiest "coon' in Washington. He
has celebrated his silver wedding
When the United States government
sends. as it will a. an early date in COM
pliance with an act of Congress, its owr
engineers to officially inspect the Iouts
OF the proposed Nicaragua canal it serves
notice to ali concerned that it proposes
to control the canal when it is construct
ed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
According to the Times Benton county

According TO the Times Benton county
is in the following condition:
Ben:on roun,y is confronted with an
Outstanding Indebtedness in county war
rants aggregating the enormous sum OF
s45, COO. TIE annual interest on this
vast debt is S3,G0o. During the fiscal
years Of 1929, and 1861 The revenues
Of the county were not equal to the ex-
penditures. That is 10 say, more money
was paid out by the county than was
taken in, and as result the interest on
the outstanding drit vas added to the
principal. Nor is ihis all for.at the rate
taxes are being paid IN Tor the fiscal year
of lS94-5 there is abundant promise that
the came thing will iappen this year and
that as q result SIC. 800 for the mere item
OF interest will have been aGded in three
years to the county debt, a sum large
enough to pay hall the expenses Of the
county for whole year, and ii has been
swallowed ur IN interest, gone for moth
ing, melted away, and the taxpayers
must make mp the loss. It's tc'ai deIii. :
quent list is $54 ,327.7.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Loais F. Post, of New York, a jouins-
list, is lecturing in Oregon on hard times,
and has reached Pend leton. According
to the e o. he gives the cause OF the
hard times as follows:
"Now, We do in very great degree OBJ
struet the operation OF the trading in
stiuct. Every tax upon business is such
an obstruction. 1t makes it so much the
more difficult to carry on business. AMI
VIII the tax is levied for the express
purpose Of interfering With trade, as S
protective tariff, the effect $ ti.e same in
kind, thoagn worse in degree. than a
tariff for revenue. Busihe taxation oi
business leads not only to the obs,ruc-
ton OF trade bat also 10 Interference ai'h
mans access TO land. For when We g-s
public revenues by leyyiDg ,ribnte upon
business, we leave in private hands an
unearned income from iand, due 20 the
growth Of the community, and therefore
justly the property of the community.
This makes it profitable ~ o@n 'and
without using it, and men bny lasd Tor
that profit, thus diminishing the supply
of land abnermaliy and making its price
greater than its true value 20 lie user
From this condition come hard times
and all the suffering and greed AID Grim.
OF poverty. they are directly dee 20 our
dese-ratlon o Gods two great gifts to
man-to the obstruction OF trade and the
monopoly OF 20 nd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week Reported by c. A. Snow 4
Co., solicitors Of American and Foreign
patents, opp. L. :. Patent office, Wash
Iugton, u. c.
+. II. Alyord, Pialsci,ie, WASH, dish
cleaner; c. 4. Conger, San Francisco.
Cal, buckle: W. u. Curtis. san Fran
ciso. Cal, bunker; r. F. Dow, Almeda
CAL, stean-cnginc; F.. Gay South River
side, Cal, construction OF railways. f.
Ii. Gilbert, Rldgefieli. Wash. voting
machine; G. W Hinton. Los Angeles,
Cal, car-coupling: J. Malleii. Oakland
CAL, skirt-eieYaior; J. y. Mckinnon.
Portland, orc.. magnetic separator; J. J..
Sab:n, San Francisco. Cal, telephone
system.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The Salem Statesman grunts audibly
over recelt references OF Southern Ore
gon papers to the porky characteristics
OF the capital city The Statesman ought
not 10 wax warm over such pleAsan,ries.
The fact of the matter il that ;he Salem
hog may not be any worse than other
capital hogs. but noticeable because al
ways met by the people OF state at q
time it behooves him 10 replcnislI his
larder Tor tro years hiberna,ion.
Without hog capital city would be
deprived of many Of its charms and great
fears would be entertained for its exist
ence during the intermin of legislative
business. Salem has porky odor, bu ;
it is no sty.-Pendleton Tribune.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Hard iin-s must cause disease. for !;
is mott eeab ihAi pa,euJ medicine firms
are advertising III Ire extensively than
ever. There Is another thing acoEt it.
though, pItens medicine men are shrewd
business mr;I AMI they know they InGs'
overcome the dullness OF the times By
additiona! use OF printers ink. They
know also that there iS money IN tie
country. and tina. it takes ezra pulling
to get hold Of it, TACT that merchants
generally should digest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

y per cent oi peIsuns owning farms
in the T. :. oSn free from incumbrAnce
In Oregon the proportion is over 6S per
cent Ibis is pretty go2d showing
With over tEo-thiTds OF the real estate
OF country free from debt the country
is not going to be sunk 10y debt, de-
pend on that. The showing for our os a
ssa,e is good. Fourteen states make a
poorer showing. Kansas IS ihe ~orst.
with on.y abont 20 per cant IL e from
ircumbrance. Arizona makes The bss,
showing Til, southern states az sec-
tion appear the b~st The country is
ali right.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
Large and Small Towns.

The I'd tor of the Salem Post boldly
refutes great writer in the Forum:
Henry j. Fletcher, of Minneapolis, has
an article in the April Forum in which
hs contends that the small towns are
doomed, and that the large cities vii
gradually absorb their population and
industries. In proof OF this he quotes
statistics i,om a number OF states to
sko~ that the small TOXINS hare lost
grou.id during the past few years
There has unquesiionabit been
movement OF population towards the
cities ior several years past-but will it
continue? Such preciicAI business men
as President Hill, OF the Great Northern
road, and President St,ekney, of the
Chicago Great Western, claim thai one
e7Ese of lie business depression is the
overg-"~i tn ,f the ciiies. and that per
man,i't lr1- 1-p-rity can only De restored
lay a ntovrli"Et back to the land. and
their aivie- and example may be follow
ed o.i.tf~. Il, "a a result 0: this
counter movement, II the Agricultural
reyI"ns are nio dtnseiy populated, will
no. ibis tend 10 restore the lost prosper
ity of the villages? The villages will
naturally lie esnters OF local trade. and
also OF souse small manufactures and re-
pair shops; ard small towns that are
favora5ly located with reference to rail-
road TRANSFORMATION :aay also be able to
support large manufacturing establish
ments by reas' Of the greater cheap
ness Of land, living, taxes, etc. The
statistics Of the lat len years. and es-
pec'aily Of the last six or eighs years OF
hard times, 10 not, in our opinion, fur
nish reliable data on which 10 pred:-
ca;e v'e1s of permGaent conditions and
ieI.dencie. The email towns may be
doomed, but ii is nevertheless fact
tiIa' tome Of the smaller iowEs of the
country aie today in highly flourish
ing condition. ith every promise of
fuIrre growth. Large cities have al
ways had the advantage in attracting
lngt capi a., and always will; but the
small towns and the villages have epeci.
al iutc rs 80 z-iyr, and they will grow
tnd i.;o :,ri " III ti,r .ioAtii and pros
T.. II .a- fsaifI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The state or county has no interest in
the saving OF cosig and penalties impcse,'
for non payment OF taxes On the voa-
trary, the modern tenuency Of municipa
and state regulations is 10 make such
penalties as irksome to the taxpayer as
possible.-Astorian. Yes, but the county
has to foot the bill. rbe County Court
OF Clatsop county had to face 1000
bill, much Of which it viii ver get
back.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The Washington canal connecting l. =
!iot Bay and Lake Washington At Sea tie
should be built. This is great institu.
tien that deserves encouragement by all
fair mindrl ~. 4 WI - IL grea
thing Iof soeastic, tiie great sity oil the
Sound. The DEMOCRAT talks ihualy be
cause the editor owns lot lear the linz
of the canal. See?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

AcH,.-iper have to keep reasonably
C 20! II they were TO gel exciied lie a
cro~d # men they W, nd be continually in
hot waiet WIateirr els it does tEe
nrw.pt er Au.t stand by tie law. Take
the crowd and IN many cases the. imme
diaiey begin to Talk az ut ropes Justice
may be slow = Len meed out 10y law; but
it l. tne only way 10 get it. People as
well as LEV rpapers should keep cool
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The o. L. will be all righ: under Bon
nsr & Hammond. Keep that fact in
your mind, and shen the sale is con
frmed zee If it is not verified. We at
least have seen other propositions tried,
one in which Sl1 ,0o0 .0t0 in hard money
was spent in bnilding less Than i50 miles
Of railroad, when it ought TO have bull.
over 400, and it is now in order to try
some one else.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
NOTICE OF SALE CT BONDS or THs
CITY OF ALBANY, f)RfcGs.

Notice Ia herebg given that sealed pro-
posaIs will be rsceIv3d by the treasurer Of
Albany. UregJn. at his oshce. until tne
hour Of two ~ O'Clock p m. Thursday,
April 18Th, l8y5- for Inc pgrch asing of
bonds Of said city 70 the amount Of $20. 900.
or any portion thereof. SAID bonds are OF
the denomina ion Of $1,000 each, PAYABLE
the first day Of May. 1915. tearing interest
a. the rate Of I've per cent yer annum, pay
able semi-znnuaIly; both principal and
Interest payable IN god coin # the United
ed States. at the American Exchange Na-
tIonaI Bank. Nex York City. The issue
Of said bonds Is authorized by ordinance
No. 2s2. passed Dy the eoaacI Of aid city
March 26. 1855. and approved by the
mayor March .. 1885 Prop5s sls rereiv-
( I'd will Be opened at To. tiEz- aad pl4oe
| srst aboTe mentioned. znI tae purchase
| =lll b- axarded to the highs. and best
siidsr.bat tee treasurer here5y Te<eTves tie
rizns 70 reieet zsg and all biis
/ Al5l1y, Or. Nsrch 33sh, 1895.
Z z 4 PAaKgR
Treasurer Of the city OF AIbeny.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
MISF1TS.

Next month Salem is to entertain the
Grand lodge |. o. 0. F., the Grand en-
campment, and the Rebekahs. These
meetings will all be pleasant and should
be profitable ones. They will bring hum
dreds of peaple to Salem. We should
clean up and put on our Sunday clothes
in anticipation of the events.-States-
man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
The following from the jacksonville
Tunes shows peculiar situation in Jack

iames SHOWS peculiar SITUATION IN Jacs-
soil county:
01e incident which occurred in the
payment OF the railroad ccmpany's taxes
Is among the si'Obges; arguments ia iay-
or OF an au.enlm' Mt to fhe const;iur OF
permitting tie ;,onding Of nau;y iaJ, b.
edness yet @,iduced On ,hrre pieces of
scrip ;endeIed in part payment of these
taxes $500 Interest had accrued. The
warrants were drawn TO ray for the steel
cages ia iiie uOcniy Jail. W:l!, ihe ind-bt.
edI.ess OF the county bonded such inter
est charges would be reduced nearly
one halt, bond, conli be readily foa;ed
at f've per cent and the extra three per
cent now paid could i,e used 10 much
better advantage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

At the reception rendered Evangelist
Bitler at the First NJ. L. church OF Ia
coma, Saturday night, Mr.. Bitler took
occasion to emphasize the Importance OF
advertising. "Why," said he, "the best
goods would rot on the shelves in the
stores ii they were not advertised. All
successful business men realize the inn
portance OF getting before the public"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Whi.e said the income tax law was
good; Fields said twas not good, and
the remainder held part good and part
bad, according 10 the decision rendered.
A badly divided court certainly Fields
is getting tco old 10 g'app'e with such
modern ideas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

A statement was made by one of Eu-
genes divines in the pulpit yesterday,
upon what he considered good authoity,
that not over 20 per cent of the men of
Eugene are virtuous. Rather n hard
lick on the sex.-Eugene Guard. Isn't
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

How to get onet million people is a
question that should attract the at,rn-
ion Of every 10 al citizrn in Oregon.
Harmony, industry, push, What is tie
matter OF srch trio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
PUBL SALE.

will offer at public auction, on the 10Th
day of April 1895, at 10 O'Clock a. m; ut
the oakville United Presbyterian parson-
age, my Woodbury." mare. two ,Oneco"
colts, two years old this spring. two Ca
eellent cows, household goods, etc,
One years time will be given, with ap-
proved security, ON all sums over $500.
Sums under S. 90 cash in hand.
- A. NJ. AcHEsoS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The only thing that wrong With his
bers receive their salaries from The ATE
treasury: II the railroad paid them az
1t does other employees no one would OBJ
ject to the commission -iioseburg Re-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The changeableness oil fashion is not
appreciated as much in hard tirIer ~
when times are flush. \ good maty
people have to do some livs rustling Ia
keep up with the proces.ion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Golf has struck San Francisco badly
The game consists simply ~ knocking a
ball in o eigl holes over II rough field.
the vic or being .be one ~ lIp Goes il in
the leas, number of strokes. II has the
advantage Of being An outdoor game and
brings walking into play in r'arked
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

A First street man says company is
TO be organized in Albany with paid
up stock of nearly 100000. 1t is to be a
consolidated affair, without a name.
The paid up stock is to consist of $l25,-
600 in Oregon Pacific time checks, $70,-
600 in Red Crown, 1000 in Bank OF
Oregon, $4,000 in Albany Mining &
Milling, and S6S 900 in Farmers & Mcr-
chants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

NolIoe Is bere5y given that have ben
dEly appointed administrators with tie
will annexed Of the estate Of H. E. SroTer,
deoeasei. |. ard thzt have daly qualified az
such, ihervf0r-. al persons hzsIEg claims
against said estate are hereAy n0sIisd ard
required TO prsSent the same to us- With
the proper vouchers al the one of ~ T.
Bsiys1 IN toe eity Of Albany. IiHH eadnty-
Oregon. EithiE III months fross the date
bereof-
DzieI this I5sa day Of Feb. 1886
Ms 4 b IouSs0s.
Administrative sIsh the VII. annexed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
DIED.

BATEwAS.-In Halsev on Monday,
April s, Mrs. Phoebe Baieman, at the
age OF as years. Mrs. Bateman was a
pioneer OF 1877, having resided in this
county ever since. She leaves q husband
and four chi dren, as well as many
friends 10 mourn her death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Recently a womans ticket was elected
in Florence The West says OF it: ''Some
OF our street corner politicians, proIni-
nent among whom was an avowed popu-
list OF questionable principles, being dis
satisfied with the regular ticket, induced
a number OF the ladies TO run for office.
under the mask OF joke, well knowing
that they are not eligible TO hold pub
lie trust. 4 majority of the voters, treat
ing the matter as joke, voted for the
ladies and thus elected their ticket.
When the council meets the regular tick
ct will tSe declared elected" \ set Of
men will thus serve without having re-
ceived a majority OF the votes cast. Like
the railroad commissioners, though not
wanted. they will serve.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
ADMINISTRATORS ROTlcs

Notice is here y givea "a all whom !,
may ,oneeEa that the rntlersi<ned N P
Feat. has D. el pfnun;ed administrator of
the estate o' ID = MIehae', dee~a~ei ;ste~
4sun coaety. . acon. by the Henora' Is
Ccuaty Court of tss stste of Oregon, o
Llan county. and that he has fitted his horS
as such admin traitor and the same has been
approved BY said eoar All persous hsviup
el'tms agsli st said estate are hereby po,i-
fea and reaair,d TO present tae same to the
und- 81. ned q the ttieA Of Whitney &
NeSpess !" AshNuy, Oregon, or at his resi-
denee at'nt six miles south of Brownsville.
Oregc u. properly verified within six months
ffom the date OF this notice. And al per
s'ns iadehted to said estate are required tc
make im~e3iase payment of tbs sums TO
the undersigned.
Dated at Albany, Oregon. Jan 10. 1895
NJ FRUIT, Administratr
"eaney q Nswaers, Attys. for Adm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

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