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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
HtTICE OF iIHAL SETTLEMENT

Notes is h'rel,y given that the undes-
signed. admiuistratrix II tFe estais Of Jas
M Williams. decrase0, has q ed her inaI
ascount with the county clerk Of Linn
county, Or. aud A7ril 6. at D m, has
been set as the time and the county room
as the place for hearing objections thereto.
and for the settlement thereof.
Albany, March 2, 1900.
Mary WILLIAMS, admir-.
KELLY & CURL Attorneys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
COUNTY BUSINESS.

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lot, bl 4 A Albany ..S 10
o < G X r Co TO ] b Mcdowell, 40
acres. !. .............. 10
ii Bryant TO Chas Freitig 1907
!, acres. 9 70 w -. 1900
W q Gulliford to Ellen Gulliford,
1ASIuss ..........s.........
Il G keene to w Il Dempsey, O
acres, WateIloo. - rs
MnrfOaOa fcr el10n
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-03

ratt och godt; men derf6r b0r han Ell
hata folk som f6rsynen latit f0das
andra lander. Huru mycken mis-
samja f6rorsaka icke dessa f0rdomar
i EFT land sadant som delta, der folk
af ALA nationaliteter bo ON hvar-
andra. Hvad g6r det till saken ON
din granne ar Ole Olson fran Norge,
Sven Swenson fran Sverige, Rasmus
Rasmussen fran Danmark, eller Pat
rick O'Raffertv fran Irland, ON han
blot ar en- rattskaffens och godbjertad
menniska.
Ipolitiken spela f6rdomarne ofta en-
st6rre roll an det sunda f6rnuftet.
Man 'tillh0rer" EFT parti, och r6star
dess valsedel, ej af 6fvertygelse fatt-
ad efteE noggrann pr6fning af nu.
varande f6rhallanden, utan emedan
man en- gang slutit sig till delta parti.
Delta handlingssatt ar ovardigt en-
tankande medborgare. Man gl0mmer
att ett parti ej ar en- standigt besta-
ende enhet utan ett redskap hvars
gagn eller skadlighet beror pa de per-
soner som for tillfallet sta i spetsen
derf0r och de principer dessa personer
f6rfakta. Eft namn betyder intet;
personer och principer betyda ALT.
Kunde man blot ia klart for sig delta
faktum skulle man ej mera ia h6ra
nagon br0sta sig af att han har varit
republican eller demokrat all sin It'd,
och amnade f6rblifva det sa lange han
lefver. Eft sadant pastaende betyder
att den som g6r det ledes af f6rdomar,
och icke bryr sig ON att bruka sit,
f6rnuft, ifall han 0fverhufvud taget
har nagot vidare af den varan.
Man b6r ihagkomma att all reger.
ing annu ar experimental. ON vi
kommit ga langt i politisk wisdom at
vi kunnat nedlagga absolute regle1
= for behandlandet af ALA regerings
fragor och styrandet af EFT land di
kunde vi naturligtvis IA EFT parti inne
slutande ALA som vile landets val
{ och ett motparti omfattande ALA sam
hAllets fender. Men som nu ar mast.
meningarne vara delade. Den son
will arligt uppfylla sin pligt som med
borgare b6r derf6re noga studera d
skiljda meningarne, och med ledninI
at erfarenhetens ]jus s6ka att finn
det ratta. ON han bar en- partibinde
for sina 6gon blir delta en- om6jlighe,
Det parti som for tillfAllet har ma
joriteten Or naturliRtvis mycket in
tresserat ! att bibehalla partif6rdon
J arne, ty ON det kan hindra folkf
] fran att tanka Or det sakert pa att I
J behalla magten. Minoritetspartit
{ deremot n6dgas bekampa partif6l
domarne och anvanda arqumen
: Derf0re se vi huru det repnblikansk
IL partiet skraflar ON de storverk det u
i rAttat, och f6rs0ker nedsatta mo
partiet genom att papeka hvad det VI
{ under Buchanan och Cleveland.
i tsadan iemf0 f0relse ar orattvis och mis-
i ledande. On, man n6dvAndigtv
! skall diskutera det forautna Cd bt
i Imam taga partiernas shistoria ! sin he
I Ihet. Under det smart slutade sekl,
Z
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-03

af slafveriet att en- splittring uppstod
och Araham Lincoln valdes till presi-
dent. Majoriteten af folket var annu
demokratiskt. Lincoln erh6ll endast
1866, 1854 roster mot 4,185,658 roster
delade mellan hans tre motsta ndare.
Och delta fastan Lincoln representa-
rade en- princip sarattvis att det for
vara 6gon synes som ON han bort
hafva hvarje rattankande persons
r6st. Delta yisar huru blindt folket
kan blifva genom partif6rdomar.
(FOrts.)
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-03

regerade demokraterna. med cit par
obetydliga afbrott, de f0rsta 60 aren,
och republikanerna de sista 40 aren,
med endast EFT namnvardt afbrott.
Under Clevelands f6rsta termin var
kongressen nemligen republikansk.
Lat oss CORA nagra korta jemf6relser
under dessa tva perioder. Under den
demokratiska perioden 6kades folk
mangden fran 5000, 900 till 81, ,000, 900,
en- till0kning at 500 procent eller 81
procent per ar. Under den republi
kanska perioden steg innevanarean-
talet fran 81 100000 till omkring TO-
000, 900, en- till0kning af omkring 1913
procent, eller 81 procent per ar. Och
det fastan angfartygen gjort det sa
mycket lattare for emigranterna att
ma delta land.
Jemf6r man neutrality-suspicious. un-
der dessa perioder skall man finna
EFT hapnadsvackande resultat. Ut
gifterna under det sista aret af den
demokratiska perioden bel6pte sig till
rundt tai 60, 600, 900, eller mindre an
tva dollars per innevanare. Bevilj-
ningarne for delta det sista aret af
den republikanska perioden bel6pa
sig till 700, 600, 900, eller ito dollars
per innvanare- an fem ganger sa
mycket som under den fora perioden.
ON priset vore f0rhallande till varan
borde den republikanska regeringen
yara mer an fem ganger sa god som
den demokratiska.
Totalsumman af ALA regeringens ut
glitter fran nationens organisering till
slutet af delta ar bel6per sig till j
rundt tai sexton och en- half billion
dollars, af hvilket iva billioner kom.
ma pa perioden fore 1850, och fjorton
och en- half billion pa den republican
ska perioden. Sparsamhet var loser
under den demokratiska perioden
sl6seri under den republikanska.
Men hvarf6re foil det demokratisk,
partiet efter en- sa lang och det hel.
taget lyckad regeringstid?
| Just pa grund af partif6rdomar
Folket hade till en- b6rjan samlat siI
kring partiets stiftare, Thomas Jeffer
} son, derf0r att han var den framst
f6rkampen for en- folkregering, i mot
j sats till Federalisternas klass rege1
ing. Hans efterf0ljare en- lang f6lj
at ar f6ljde ! hans fotspar, och Ar
: drew Jacksons of8rskrxckta kamp me
: monopolismen bankvasendet starkt
ytterligare folkets tro pa partiet. D
upph6rde att studera polltiken. D
voro numera demokrater at .vana, .
af 6fvertygelse grundad pa unders0l
ming. Mar ett parti matt denna stant
!. punkt blir det slatt for samvetsl8s
) personer, som ha nagon sarskili
: plan att utf6ra, att innastla sig pa
: tiet och blifva dess ledare. slafp'
+ tronerna och deras anhangare blan
d nordens handels och fabrikantklasss
= insago delta, och inom nagra fa !
$ hade de rtiorganisationen EFT II.
81 igt redskap f0r beframjandet q sin
; planer. Men slafpatronerna gine
i sa langt ! ain djerfheti utstrackanda
81
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-03
raj officers appointed for the territories should

raj officers appointed for the territories should
be residents thereof. The Minneapolis con-
vention of June 9Th, 1892, declared in it's plat
form "An the federal officers appointed for
the territories should be selected from bona
fde residents thereof; and the right of SELF
government should be accorded as far as
practicable. Again we see this principle de-
feated. The presidents message, page So,
says: II have not thought it wise to commit
the entire government OF the island to officers
selected by the people," So an act of con-
gress was approved April 10th, 1900, whereby a
legislative department was created for the
island, patterned after the British colonial sys.
tenn. An executive council was created con.
sisting OF eleven members all OF whom are ap.
pointed by the president, with the consent OF
the senate. Six OF these members are also
officers of the island appointed from the
United States, the secretary, attorney gene
raj, treasurer, auditor, commissioner OF the in
terror and commissioner of education. Eact
holds his position by the grace and good will
of the president. All the franchises of the
island are granted by authority Of the execu
tive council without the consent or approva
of the house Of delegates, thus making Porto
Rico what the British cal "a crown colony,
and the president the imperial monarch of the
island. Thus we see the undisputable evi
dence of the present administration commit
ting this government to an imperialistic ant
colonial policy, entirely foreign to the founda
ton Of our republic, and destructive of ou
most cherished institutions.
"As to our state administration 1t is needles
to say that our predictions OF two years ag'
| as to the calamity that would inevitably fol
low If change of administration should talk
place, are not verified. On the contrary tn
election OF John Lind for governor has col
| rected many grave abuses, and we have seel
that he has proved himself to be the sam
loyal conscientious, painstalzing servant tha
he was, when the republicans named hin
| Honest John Lind
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-03
POLITlSKA FUNDERINGAR.
AF OLA VaRMLaNNING.
1NLEDNING.

--r l. ~ q . -
+ Eft af de st6rsta hindren for menni-
skoslagtets framatskridande och indi-
videns lycka och trefnad ar insupna
f6rdomar Det faller sig ga mycket
lattare for st6rre delen af folket att
hanga fast vid gamla ideer som in
plantats hos dem an att g6ra sig be-
svAr att unders6ka saker och f6rhall-
anden for sig sjelfva. vi mena nu
icke j religiosa fragor, der tron ar en-
meteorological ON man 81 will ge sig u
pa vantrons strandl6sa hal. Nej, de,
81 mot de- oresonliga f6rdomar som
sm6ta oss I det borgerliga lifyet SON
Ola riktar sina pill ha till ex-
empel, national litetsf0rd domarne. At,
sen person xlskar sitt fAdernesland 81
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-03
C1oaks and Jackets.

cloaks and Jackets.
This department brim Up garments
buy but everything that's popular and kind
sought by intelligent discriminating
Why stop and compare before you buy:
Extraordinary Jacket Values.
styles of Womens
and Misses including Kersey in all the
All
large priced or m
for less than $780, Here all at 0juUU
At $3.50 great variety Jackets rough
cloths collars storm collars black
good lining and tailoring Instead $1,000 C7 In
dozens llJU
Best manalored Jackets $15 CO. Fine imported English Ker
Bradford Chevos all unfinished
pebble Chevo Every garment finely throughout
silks: styles @lc m
the popular price Of ?, 0IJ,UU
Jackets
Jackets fine English Keseys Ceot whpcod
fine ibes and Vcuna beautifully lined made the
BILE workmanship All the latest exclusive con nm
styles at 0LUuUU
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-03

Plain Talk-Solid Facts Told without Boasting
f W willing M womewH the
OF by m will be %
Dry i H&
hd ~ Ed aa%wHMkdw
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20
FARMERS ARE VICTIMS.

The Trusts Roundly Scored by an old
. Time Farmer.
The following article Is written by an
old time farmer of Cass county appears
in the Fargo Forum;
Embden. N. D. Aug. 28-There is no
one who suffers more from the growing
domination of the trusts than the Ameri-
can farmer. Within the past four years
the various controlling trusts have raised
the price of nearly every necessity of
teamwork, while there has been no
corresponding increase in the price of
the products which the farmer has to
sell.
II the farmer buys pound of sug ar,
gallon of oil, a pound of nails or any
farm implement, he must pay the trust
price, but when he sells his butter,
potatoes, grain and other produce he
cannot fix the price in arbitrary trust
style, but he must accept that of q
competitive market based on supply and
demand.
The trust system works only one way
against the American farmer. Within
the past four years trusts have been
multiplied and grown ell powerful. The
Hanna. Mckinley administration has
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20
PITHY PENCIL|NGS.
Picked, Pointed and Preserved for
Reading by Our Regular
Correspondents.
ELKWOOD.

Mrs. W. Ell. Row, was very sick last
week, but is recovering.
Peter McLaren, has secured the posi-
ton of head "chef" on Sheriff Robert
son threshing outfit.
Threshing is being carried on here be-
tween rains, and yields that we have
heard of so far rarge from eight to fifteen
bushels for wheat, barley twenty, oats
twenty five.
Joseph Cox left last week for Mil
waukee where he went to arrange the
affairs of his sister Miss Julia Cox, who
died in one of the hospitals there from
the effects of an operation for goitee.
A box social at the Methodist church
is one of the coming events in this neigh
borhood, practice for the program will
commence shortly, which by the way is
about as interesting to the young people
as the social itself.
Miss McNlcoll who has been visiting
at the Presbyterian parsonage with her
sister, Mrs. Mcmillan, left here for her
home III Philadelphia on Monday. Miss
McNicoll made many warm friends dur
ing her stay here, who hope she will re-
peat her visit in the near future.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20

been brought through this section.
Amongst those that got one IS Harry
Underhill. 1t got away from him almost
toe next day at 2:40gait. He followed,
but not being very rangy himself he was
soon far behind in the race, calling out,
"there goes my s62." However, after a
run of nearly seven miles it was rounded
mp and caught, but not by Harry.
Woodbridge is getting to be quite a
business center just at the present time.
Recently William Wood has been maui
featuring candy on quite large scale, in
fact his factory has been in operation for
nearly two years now. D. G. Mcintyre,
besides dealing in cattle also conducts
quite a business in butchering, supplying
the surrounding country as we'll as eight
or ten threshing rigs with all the meat
they need. The latest that we hear OF is
a new general store that will shortly be
opened at the post Office of Vera, in the
south end of this township. The pro-
moters of this new venture are Foise s.
Graves.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20
MACK
(Too late for last week.


( H. G. Otteson's little girl, Cora, who
has been on the sick list the last three
weeks has fairly recovered.
Threshing got started on Monday of
last week but had to close down on Tues
day and now dry weather IS as scarce as
rain was III June.
The school board met on Saturday
evening at the post Office and decided to
erect school house 20x26 to be finished
outside and inside in good shape.
The best crop yield reported in this
vicinity up to this writing is q hundred
acres on the homestead CT Billy Duncan,
which threshed out 1400 bushels of wheat
Postmaster McEwan threshed out a
thousand bushels of wheat last Satur-
day out of the shock. He still has quite
a quantity of grain unthreshed and IS
able to figure as high an average yield as
any of his neighbors.
Many farmers are badly disappointed
in the yield that is being found on the
late sown wheat crop, as the rust has
damaged it greatly, Oats and barley
however, are giving highly satisfactory
results in this section.
If the Mckinley club at Hannah repre-
sents all of western Cavalier county, then
Glenila must be part of Towner county
for at the last caucus the republicans
numbered only one-some said one-half-
and consequently could not hold any
caucus in this precinct.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20
been friendly and monopoly has taken
odvon taoo ~ Ito nnnortunitv

been friendly and monopoly has taken
OF its opportunity.
The foundation OF a trustmeans that
competition in the industry embraced is
destroyed and the consumer placed at
the mercy of the resulting monopoly.
Within four years the various truets, in
order to further swell their bullying
treasures and increase their dividends
on their stock have increased the prices
on the following articles which are
necessities of the American farmer:
Barbed and other wire for fencings, nails,
harrows plows and pillow points, horse
rakes, moving machines, harvesters,
threshing machines. furniture, roofing
and building materials, mems clothing,
dress goods, underwear. coal, glass,
cutlery. tinware, wall paper, kerosene
OIL, leather and leather goOds, salt,
sugar, brooms, crockery and many othe +
articles.
How long will the American farmer
submit to the exactions OF the trusts,
which are daily tax upon his pocket
book?
VIM. J. Bryan is pledged to the de-
struction of the greedy trusts. He has
the courage and backbone to keep his
pledge. A vote for Mr.. Bryan will be a
vote to destroy the trusts.
ENos GRAY.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20
WOODBRIDGE.

F. w. Wood Of this locality was mar.
ried at Langdon on Friday of last week.
Harry Hazelitt has accepted the school
at Daniels. which he will teach during
the winter months.
William Plummer has only been doing
half duty on his farm lately, being COM
PEELED to carry his arm in sling, the
result of a kick received from one of his
horses.
All crops here are now cut with the ex-
ception of some barley and flax, but
owing to the wet weather not much if
any of the grain out this way has been
threshed.
Peter Naismith pulled his threshing
outfit south to Grey township, where he
has been able to clean up few days
work in spite of the continuous wet
weather we have been having OF late.
It is believed that they have got some
track of the parties who tried to damage
the threshing outfit of Peter Naismith
last fall. The matter is being worked
up quietly and some developments may
be looked for pretty soon now.
Mrs. Robert Hesk has been very
seriously i'll for some time past and tho
other day it was found necessary to call
both DR.. Cory, of Hannah, and DR..
Riddle, of Crystal City, Man., to her bed
side. At last accounts her condition was
slightly improved.
At the Democratic caucus held here
Saturday night d. @. Mcintyre, Peter
Naismith and q. Il. Thomson were elect.
ed as the delegates and instructed tor
Archie Sillers. Should he obtain the
nomination for sheriff he will be hard
man to beat in this part Of the county.
Herb Barton, the horseman, sold quite
q number of his bunch to parties in this
vicinity and they are generally credited
with beng the best lot that have ever
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20
Among Our Exchanges

The Langdon- Courier runs rather
warm political column.-Fargo Forum.
Xxx
Hon. Henry Mclean has been spoken
of as possible candidate for sheriff on
the republican ticket-but Henry hasn't
said so Hannah Moon.
*
The Langdon Courier Democrat con-
ducts one of the snapplest newspapers
in the state. There is point and pith to
every paragraph it contains.-Plalndealer.
~
Walter La1dlaw, Dan McMillan's bust
ness partner, is still endeavoring to fig
ure out how it was that Dan and not
Walter was nominated for treasurer
when it came to finish. Jud LaMoure
can tell HING. Il. Plaindealer.
*x#
The political incubator, at Langdon is
said to be dong nicely-hatohing out a
new candidate every day. These cool
nights will chill some of them, and only
the strongest will be able to survive the
frost of Nov. 6.-Osnabrock Cycle.
***
The following item appeared in Mrs.
Doherty's paper last week and the Neche
Chronotype says it Is somewhat con-
fusing confession" "Man wants but
little here below, but wants that little
long," is an old saying, but there are
some women who want that little and
want it all the time.
~
We are told that Mr.. and Mrs. Elford,
ST., who lived for some years in the Bay
Center district and are we'll known
through this county with son, were in
the Galveston storm, and all are missing.
Word was cent here by son in New
Mexico to Mrs. ]. S. Huffman. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elford. 1t is hoped
they may have escaped fatal accident
and that they will be heard from later as
being in safety,--Walhalla MouDtaineer.
*x*
John Plaisted, wealthy capitalist of
New York, spent Thursday, Friday and
Saturday in the city the guest of j. H.
Mccullough. While driving about
through the country with view OF
making farm loans he happened with a
happy meeting with Mr.. A. Bottsford OF
Silvests, who attended school which
Mr., Plaisted taught at Penyan. Ne "
York, forty-three years ago. Mr.. Bolts
ford was then very young, but remem-
bered Mr.. Plaisted and the meeting was
mutually pleasurable. Mr.. Plaisted was
agreeably surprised to find the country
developing so rapidly.-Milton Globe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20
JANITOR WANTED.

Applications for the position of Janitor
of the Court House wanted:
Notice is hereby given, that applica-
lions for the position of Janitor OF the
Court House, stating salary expected,
will be received by the Board Of County
Commissioners of Cavalier )unty, North
Dakota. until the hour of two o'clock p.
M, on Tuesday, October 2, 1900. Address
applications to the undersigned, marked
duplication for janitor." The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
applications.
By order Of the Board of Co. Com'rs:
ROBERT Work, 90. Auditor.
Dated Langdon, N. D., Sept 18th. 1900
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20
BIG INSURANCE DEAL.
The Mutual Reserve Absorbs the North
western of Chicago.

1ne MUTUAL Reserve ADSOIDS the NOlL1-
western of Chicago.
One of the biggest deals in life ipsur-
ance ever consummated, has just been
completed by the consolidation of the
Northwestern Life Insurance company
of Chicago with the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association of New York. By
its absorption of the Northwestern, the
Mutual Reserve places s6o,0O0,OO0 of new
business upon its books. The member
ship of the association is enlarged by 3d.
600 policy holders, and its annual income
is increased by over $2,OOO,OOO The as
sets of the Northwestern are about SILL
100000. Many other companies en-
deavored to secure the business but the
Northwestern decided on September LIST
by a full vote, to consolidate with the
Mutual Reserve.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-09-20

Poisonous toadstocIs resembling mush-
rooms have caused frequent deaths this
year. Be sure to use only the genuine.
Observe the same care when you ask for
DeWi:t's witch hazel salve. There are
poisonous counterfeits. DeWitt's is the
only original witch hazel salye. It is q
safe and certain cure for piles and all
kinds Of kin diseases. N. p. McGruer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-04-12
DEDICATION POSTPONED.

Owing to the sickness of Bishop n.
@. Morrison the dedication of the new
Methodist Church has been postponed.
A definite announcement of the time
will be made next week. This una
voidable postponement is source of
deep regret to DIR. Wadsworth, the
pastor. and the Building Committee, as
they had completed every arrangement
for the dedication.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-04-12
! S9S3S III

SUBscRIBERs-Notice the printed date
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if so renew at
once. Those not renewing will nave
their names dropped from the list.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-23
COLE AT 0uINN0BEQulN.

The opening round at match play for
the club cups and consolation cup at the
QuinnobequiE club, closing last night. re-
suited as follows:
A. S. vennerbeck beat II. b. Allen. 2
up.
II. Lees beat J. A. Rogers. UP and . TO
play.
c. Lees beat DR.. Carroll, up and to
play
j. r. Crooker beat j. B. iced. up.
j. r. Lennon beat Church, up and
TO play.
r. c. Root beat H. r. Rust. up and 2
to play.
F. Killian beat J. v. Hallett. uo and
TO play.
Dr. McGuirk beat G. NJ. King. up and
3 To play.
The pairs for the second round are:
Vennerbeck and II. Lees. Or. McGuirk
and DIR. Lennon, f. Killian and II. g.
Root, j. F. Crooker and Charles Lees
c. r. vennerbeck beat T. Cory, up and
TO play.
f. Hall beat c. j. Costello. up on 10
holes
c. Massie beat o. w. Burch. up and
TO play.
F. York beat A. S. West, up and to
play.
+. Foster defaulted TO j. o. Darling
r i Walker defauited to r. S-Pettfs.
The pairs for the second round are: G.
f. Vcnnerbeck and F. Hall. c. Massie
and F.. York, ]. O. Darling and w. c.
Chambers, Il. y. Pettis a bye.