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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-30

4 Bridge Gives Way and Dashes Eleven
Cars into the water.

The first accident OF any moment that
has eyer happened on the o & O r X oc-
curred last Tuesday morning at about o
O'Clock J7st beyond Aurora. The freight
train was coming south, and was on tho
bridge crossing Pudding river, whom one
OF tho wheels broke completely In two,
letting the car down with such a jar m TO
shake the bridge (Which could not have
been very strong,) from It's foundation and
sending II with six fiat ears loaded with
rails for the extension south, aud hye
empty box cars, 10 the bottom below, q
distance Of about thirty foet. The bridge
was single span Howe truss With trestlo
approaches. and was 100 feet long. Tho
engine rests lr position at an anglo OF
about 45 degrees, while the tender hangs
ever the edge. The former will be fasten-
cd and tho latter cut loose aud allowed 70
drop to the ground below. On tho other
end two more cars hang suspended or
partly 40. These which fell with tho
bridge. are total loss. and Wa understand
part OF them will be burned. Tho direct
loss Is probably $4,000 or sto.o0l. The
iron can be saved with llttle damsEo, At
tho time tho train was crossing the brake
man, Is 4 Harvey, was between two cars,
and was just ia tho act oi pulliHg tho
coupling pin 70 Let the back cars run on
10 tho switch At Aurora, which tho engineer
Mr. w II White, WAS intending to turn,
when tho accident occurred. Nr Harvey
went down with tho cars, and by Won
dcrful piece OF good fortune got into tho
water and swan ashore, not though with
out considerable injury. His head was
quite severely cut up, aud he will probably
lose ono ear. The engineer and firemen,
Rfter sticking 10 their posts rs long ~
they could do any good, crawled through
the frant windows Of the e"gine and got
0lIi all right. Tho noon train frsn RoNe-
burg hurisd 10 tho scene uf tho accident
and brought bsck the tasseng3rs and
mail from tho Portland express. Since
than only ono train has beon running
south or Aurora. the freight and express
being dsponsed with. Tho railroad au-
thoFi:ios claim tha. they will have trains
aeross the Padding again by next Mon.
day.
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WIN no ts Corvallis.

Engine Co. No. . and Hook & La oder
Co No. have made arrangements for
going To Corvallis on tho 4th. They have
the refusal OF ''I4ittie Nell" which boat IL
was expected would be chartered yester-
day evening. II will hold 20 aud can
carry that number easily and mako fair
speed.
The boat will leave hero in tho morning
at 7:30, and In returning leave Corvallis at
8 o'clock In tho evening. Tho iare for tho
round trip Will DO Si.oo, and only 20 tick.
o.s will be sold, 30 that those who wish 10
go.wiIl have to'purchaso their tickets early.
The II. &. l.. Co. have not yet decided
whether they will take their truck aud en-
ter ths contest. In which . prizo Of $40 has
been offered, Those who wish pleasant
ride and 20 500 q good colebratisn cannot
do better than 70 90 along with the boys.
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without any exception Albany has
as good prospects before 10 as any city
In the State OF Oregon. It's location
indicates growth, its su rsundlngs
speak OF its possibilities aud tell OF
what II may become. As mere
agricultural city IL capnotlook for n
very large population hut its water
power In evidence that enterprise,
something that the people OF this city
are lacking In a very marked degree,
would eventually place IL as q manu-
featuring city IN leading position In
this state. In short time railroads
will come into the orthwest from Mt
least three points. Our climate, and
the fertility of our soil and our great
natural advantages generally, are Ger.
tain TO fill this beautiful section Of
country with live, active people.
What will IL benefit our cities? Il
will depend on their manufacture
Ing facilities The number OF farms
In the valley will not increase 10 very
much, 30 that a. far as we are concern.
ed those coming lere will 60 where
there are the greatest manufacturing
advantages, aud II Albany will only
put herself forward she can become one
OF the largest cities In Oregon. just
through this channel. II IL true that
II II growing steadily and surely, but
like all agricultural cities 10 will be
limited by the number " people IN the
county but make IL as well, live.
manufacturing. commercial city. and
there II no end 10 It's possibilities.
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Order to Show Cause.

Ia hs County Court ef Ls.a Coasaty. State
or Oregon.
IN the matter OF the Estate aud Guardian
ship Of Daniel Smith, Lottie Smith, I'd
ward Smith and Laura Smith, minors.
Now ut this Goth day OF June, 1882.
comes George Singleton, tile guardian OF
tho person and estate of said minors and
presents to the Court his petition duly
verified by his own oath praying for 4
license TO sell the following described
real property belonging To his said words,
to-wft The undivided four SIKH OF 10,
NOT, In Block No Is, in the City Of
Albany, Linn county. Oregon, rs the
same In designated numbered and des-
cribed on the maps and plats Of said city
now on file and OF record in the office Of
the County Clerk OF Linn county, Oregon.
And Il appearing to tho Court freIr said
petition that IL would be beneficial for
said minors TO sell said Real Estate and
place the money arising from such sale at
interest for the benefit Of said minors.
Il is ordered by the Court that tho next
OF kin OF said minors, to-wit: George
Singleton and Charles Singleton and AL
other persons interested In said estate be
and they are hereby ordered, cited and
required "a. be and al peu in this Court at
the Court House in Id my, Linn county,
Oregon. on Monday the 7th day of August,
1882, at the hour OF ono O'Clock, p. M, OF
said day, then and there 10 show cause, IL
any there be, why said license should not
be granted. It Is further ordered that
service OF this order DO made on the next
of kin of said minors, by publication of a
copy thereof In the STATE RIoHrs DEMO
CRAT for three succession weeks.
(Signed) l.. Finn, Judge.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy Of tho original order
In the therein entitled matter.
In witness whereof have hereinto set
my hand and the seal Of said Cours aifii='
cd this % day OF June, 1882.
N. RAUM, Clerk.
LIS. per j. III. HAcIILEMAN, Deputy.
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Le, Him Come.

A Insdern Jonah, whom prosperous
communities would do we'll TO avoid, has
Just ahaken tho dust or Nevada from his
feet. Before starting thence for Oregon no
made this concise but comprehensive
tatsment o: the ill.luck which has hound
cd him II went to Maine and tho !ce
crop failed ~ won't TO Florida and tho
frost killed all The gardens and tho or
chards went 10 Mississippi and they
had food I; went 10 California and the
President vetoed the Chinese bli. Since
] struck this state tho comssock mines
have never paid dividsnd and u 20 TO
Oregon TAm willing 10 bot thsy Will have
drought" We are glad the.ehapi- COM
Ing this way, as his experience here will
astonIsh him. No rulo holds good In
Oregon. and instead OF startingsa drought
f,r US ths blamed fool Is liza bile 10 DO
drowned.
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A temperance service Of song was
held In the Congregational church
Sabbath evening. II was quite interest
Ing. ...... lsev. Acheson PreachC Il In the
the NJ. +. Church South SabbBth morn.
Ing. lie will be there the 9nd and fth
SabbRtlis of each month. Ia - morn
Ing. .. A SabbHth Schsol Is being.te!d
at Mra, Fanning's Tcsidenc:. near the
city. at . o'clock J. II. Townsend as
superintendent. .,....A Sabbath scbo ]
was lately organized at tha Fast ward
school, but only IA few who do .ot at
tcnd other schools have beeD present
50 as yet. IL falls TO meet the o,Jrct 1t
wa organized for.
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their trihnlalinna.

their tribnIallone.
These patent lawn sprinklers. attached TO
the water works, may be a good thing for
vegetable garden, but tksy won't do In >
chicken yard We set ono 70 work after
dark . few nights ago. arranging II A. we
thought ts play upon . bed Of carrots, but
in the morniag foundthat Il had been throw.
ing direct into chicken crop. II takes less
chicken feed now on our ranch than II once
did, and our boys have chicken cemetery
la enc corner Of ths lot with twenty.one
graves In IL Hse
Monday quite aa Interesting runaway &C.
enrred, the team Of John Sohlossor being the
principal actors in tho event. Starting
near First street they beat the Hooks"
best time down Forry street till they saw
the County Clerk. elect ahead Of them. when
they turned up 9th street and ran along till
they came to the ditch, and thore being no
bridge on that street, imagining themselves TO
be a couple of schsol boys they dove into the
stream. going nearly out Of sight. aad OF
course stopped. Noinjnry was done. the
horses net even taruiag their harnesses
wrong side out.
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Aassher Flrr nj Portland.

Saturday afternoon another dgsas.
trous fire occurred at Portland. result
Ing In the almost total destruction Of
the PacIsc wharf and warehouse. The
entire loss will amount to about so. 900,
most Of which IL covered by insurance.
Considerable blame 10 attacked TO the
Are department or some body for slow
ness in getting 10 the fire. aRd IL Is
said that could they have been on hand
on TINA. much OF the loss would have
been prevented.
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MARRIED.

FOX-EPPINGER.-0 Yesterday, June
%, 1882, at o'clock, at l06 West 43rd
Street, N. Y. City, Mr. Orro Fox, of San
Francisco. and Miss Rose Eppinger, Of
New York city.
I'VE join with numerous friends Of the
groom here in extending eur congratulations
to the newly married couple and wishing
them long life, blessed with happiness and
young rsynards.l 81 es@ teE&3 5as
B--PEARL.--lOn Wednesday, June
%, 1852, at tho NJ, Il. E.sChurehin Halsey,
MR. JOHN Rom and Miss IDA PEARL
[John is to he congratulated on the pearl
of priceless value which he has obtained,
and Ida for having robbed baohelordom of .
coed husband. It is TO be wished that they
may live together till they celebrate their
gslden wedding, after the manner Of the
parents Of the groom.l
SHEPPARD. On june 2S,
in Halsey Precinct, MR. JOHN g. BRAM'
WELL to Miss IDA b. SHEPPARD. -
BUCHANAN N-dAINES.-A the RESI-
dence of the brides parents, in the Fork
of the Santiam, on Thursday, June 20
1882, by Rev. s. q. Irvine. i. D., of Al
bany, Mr. FRANK BUCHANAN, of Portlan'
aud Miss IDA GAINES, of this county. "a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-30

We take pleasure Ia announcing that
the eBdeavor To produce n perfect rem.
edy. agreeable TO the taSi''. aad prompt,
painless and eaeetivc lH IT. action on
the liver. stomach aCd nnwe:s hns been
successful. and that the bitter. nauseous
medicines formerly used for the purpose
are rapiciy becoming things Of the
past. syrup of F.e~ Ia the new a1d
pleasant remedy AMI foshAy 4 Mason
have been aPpointed.agens fp' albany.
and Rector Son for IiRisry.
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written After Eating u isaan.

The reason that the meek represen.
tatIYe" Of the DEMocgAr did not get q
prize at the Salem printers picnic was
because OF the inability OF all the saraHts
In that city to tell what the thing was.
It's Ike had never been seen before and
no work on zoology could be found that
had anything like unto IL. Perhaps
before the time comes round for an.
other annual picnic. IL will have been
ascertalned to what order OF belngs tlle
thing does belong g.-Herald.
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STOLEN.

one black horse, IL years old, with ball
face, two white hind feet, i5i< hands high.
with saddle and collar marxs. One bay
horse, 10 years old. with collar marks,
with one white hind foot up To pasiern
Joint, also scar on LEFT hind foot, between
pastern joint and hoof.
The above described horses were stolen
from the farm of w Cochran, ON Elliott
Prairie. ClackAnRs Co miles souIheAst
Of Hubbard station on Sunday night, Jnne
18th, 1882, Any person that vii. give
any Information that will lead 10 the re-
coveTy OF the above described horses will
be suitably rev arded
J. W. COCHRAN,
Hubbard Station,
fSwf Marion Co Or
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Common Council.

At tho meeting Of the Common Council
Tuesday evening numerous bills were al
lowed and others reported. The bonds
of the saloon Ekeepsrs were approved.
No. 2's new engine house vas accepted
and turned over TO the company. ordin-
Ance No. Ii6 an amended passed and will
DO published next week. A petition OF
l. Carter a Co for opening Water street
was referred to committee on streets and
public property. other business was
transacted, but Of little importance.
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from the Salem Statesman ]
TwIne BtndeFa.

Tho Osborne Twins Binder has 10 day
made tine finest record of any harvester
that ever started I'm Oregon. Read Mr.. L.
r. Walkers statement To the farmors. MI
Walker came ta Oregon two years ago,
and purchased Mr.. VIM. Herreu's farm on
Salem Prairie, paying $4,000 cash for It.
Mr.. w. Is one ofour best farmers, and a
most reIiabIe citizen.
sALEM PRAiRIE. June % 1882.
To my ysllOs farmers
DEAR SIR%: have heard great deal
said about TwIne-binders and their rela.
tive merits, and have this TO say, that
have to day started my Osborne Twine
binderin barley, and It has done tho besI
work OF any machine ever saw. ItneveI
missed single band In the ten rounds
have cut around five acre piece, Bind
Ing tight and nice. Il. II. WALKER.
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saaaealy weakened.

II suffered with rheumatism of the
back and hip for q number Of years, .
said Mr.. Thsmas Morgan, Superlnten-
deaf Of Streets. ~ was waited on by
phs sieians, but they gave no perma-
nent relief, and I resolved to try St
Jacobs OIL. Ny rheumatism weakened
at the first attack of lis great enemy,
ST.. Jacobs oil. and soon was well, .
Cincinnati TiDses.Star. 8ssSa
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From the Cascades.

Jim Murray and Nick sprenger ar
rived in Albany Monday from three
weeks trip into the Cascades. They
came back by McKinzie road, and re-
port 1t in fair condition. Several
wagons have already gone over, rs we'll
as large iiack of sheep. There was
about six feet OF snow on the summit
but IL did not interfere much with
travel.
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a rrra.sa, H..s".

Waterloo Il now ta'dng rank as on
OF our foremost pleasure rrsorts. IL IN
pleasantly located Oh the Santiam.
where there IL n beautiful waterfall,
plenty of shade and one OF ths best
soda springs In the sts,e. Cross Bros
have opened out hotel and store, and
the wayf.yer can now get first.ciass
accommodations there. IL Is very
pleasant place To spend few days In
resting up.
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FARM FOR SALE.

mi a from Millers Station, on main road
TO JeffSrEon. G5 acres under fence and 20
in cultivation. Small house And barn,
fne ysung orchard, good water. and the
soil II OF first quality. Convenient 10
chur,h and school. Enquire on premises.
4sw4 X. :. OwRS.
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Ainsst Drew aed.

Last Monday while Revs Driver and
Wood, Prof Lambert aud sevorah young
ladies. among whom was Rov Drivers
dAnghter. wore attending camp meeting
ON tho McKinzie, Miss Driver fell in the
river and camo very near drowning, and
would but for the timely assistance Of the
gentlemen above named. All three jump
ed In after her, one Of whom strangleG
and only got out himself with an effort.
Finally Prof Lambert succeeded in get
ting this nearly exhausted young lady to
the shore, In a senssless condition but
she was soon brought to, and will come
out ofthe affair all right.
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b lshop J. J. Esher, Of the Evangel-
ical church will preach in the Court
House Ia this city. next Sabbath even.
Ing. All of the churches are cordially
invited to join In tho services, aud
give the Bishop the reception he de-
serVee
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NO DzLryGnY on rnE rornrH.

The citizensof Albany are hereby rot
fed that the delivery wagons viii not be
run on the Fourth of July, aud they m ust
make their purchases ON the day before
to insure delivery at their houses.
VIBdIl. PARKER.
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1882
ED RL OSBORN II sS co.
HARVESTING MACHINERY

We wish TO call the attention Of
the farmers Of Linn county to the
fact that we have. established a
Depot at Albany for the sale of D.
M. Osborne Sg Co.'S harvesting ma
chinery for the Haves6u of 1882.
We have rented thessaffire..a theffii:rE: i proof
building cor First and Washington
SITS, Albany, and have employed M.
M. Harvey to take charge. We shall
keep on hand for the trade a full
supply Of rea ping, IA owing and self
binding machine cry wire, tw.ine and
duplicate parts. This move brings
us in closer relation to you as man
lufacturers. LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTAND
BUY ONLY OF MANUFACTURERS. Don't be
induced to give your order until
you have examined our improved
twine and wire binder for 1892 Remember all of
our machinery is warranted to do good work For
club orders special rates viii By ss,SsE ss5
a4s go - . n n fSR0RNE q IN
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waatea..-A Farmer.

A married MN VIII Was had consider.
able experience as farmer can get a
good situation on farmin Benton county
by applying al this Office Immediately.
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LOUIS CARaPEAU'S
Barber. Shop.

Mr. canapeau has purchased the barber
shop formerly owned by ] II Surles, At d
wii 'ntinus tho business a the old place
aud K iaranieo satisfaction to customers.
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KNIGHTEN. Near Tangent, on Saturday,
Juno "a, 1882. te the wlfe OF q z knight.
en--a daughter.
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= - . -, =
$50 Reward.

2year old iron gray filley, with spot
in forehead, with tail cut off square just
above the hooks; branded II. 4. on the
shoulder. 500 reward viii be paid for
information of the whereabouts of tho
same.
w. O.. WEsrIAKE,
Albany.
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G.rateruI TO Invalids.

Floreston Cologne isgrateful to invalids,
as 1t is refreshing without the sickening
effect Of most perfumes.
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Made from harmless materials, and
adapted 10 tho needs OF fading hair. Par
ker's Hair BSlsam has taken highes. rank
~ reliable hair restorative.
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removal Notice.

DIR. j. L. Hill wishes as te annouce to his
patrons that he has removed his Office from
it's old location to tho front ro~ra' (up-stairs)
IN the Peterson brick building, opposite the
Odd Fellows Temple.
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THIS EAREk F. ssowsll / Cs's NswspapeF
Advertising EsAeau gle Spruce 81 WheE
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For 80 cents you can bay a = bite sheet Al
NolAn's great bargain store.
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Csparthership SofIee

Notice II hereby given tiial the uuder.
aligned have Joined thcm~ei vr- tOgei hrr as
partners, under ths finn nanie AHi ttyie
III Danpnls x No dhn, f,~ rhs piirfay-o oi
carrying on the bnshie-s - .i,auiae,nans
aud selling furniinr.. ~. ,,p.nz Other
general wood woT.. r. frofy and
salesrOom ~ iora'e'l o., % or 49, 81 Ferry
and second streets, IN i.". "a, II i iaby
Oregon.
las. DA~N -,
iva y. Is. W.O, -.
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iias6d - ian0sa,9 10 bgtiupyl
so aeae5a slsl..s /. 80 I q.
eseizg sIe@9leaw e sboes "a
,gsefss7a4 a.Ii 3lls g asihdslW
S ossa ealzsHsA ai g3ilagitsai gIso
FA .a9a5saa Iafs3eIa aist, cid
. s 09IMniH
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THE RE'g. GRO. II. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHIL0H'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE" For sale by Feshay
&Mason, Albany r. A. Rampy, Harris
urg.
HACKMETACK," lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price % and 80 cents. Foi
sale by Foshay and Mason, Albany /; II. A.
Rampy, Harrisburg.
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This week Peters & Sex received the
tWine for their binders which they have
sold II stretched out it would reach from
saa Francisco to New York and over hal
way across the Atlantic, N other words
$3.50 miles. If made to cross Linn County
each way it would cut it mp. from the VIA!
lamstte to the Casca1es, into blocks of less
than mile square. All Of this is to be
twined around the grain Of this county.
The College Band left for Dallas Tuesday
evening, and will be gone till Saturday.
They have been working hard, and marked
Improvement Is noticeable. Although not
intending 20 enter the contest they have
been furnished with the music and viii
play several times. U's have ne doubt they
viii surpass many of the ban,ls present, and
would have liked to have seen them enter
the tournament. -
The Fourth Of Jsly celebration at Lebanon
next Tuesday will draw big crowd there.
People from all parts of the county will be
present. Speaking of Lebanon reminds us
that C B Montague ia the leading general
merchant there, aed is doing a thriving
business. People get the worth of their
money by trading. With hin. He believes
in small profits and big sales, and thus
works for both himself aai his customers.
Tue members of fac Ladies Band possess
coasiletable span.. They had made com
plete arrangements TO goto Dallas by way
of Salem. and were TO be met at the latte
place aud taken over by teams sent by tho
Dallas Baad. bat when they learned tha
40 trains could run. they hired arig anG
Tuesday night went to Corvallis taking the
train north at eisht O'clock. Their playing
will probably be the better on account o.
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sHILOHS CURE Will Immediately
relieve Croup, Whooping cough and Bron-
chitis.
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