The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

ed to ill your order. Yard on Il. X. switch
between 4th and 9th Streets
A whisker dye must be eonvs nient to use
easy to apply, impossible to rub of, olsSan,
in appearance. and cheap in price. Buoking.
hams Dye for the whiskers unitos in itsel
all these merits. Try il.
We have received neat invitation TO the
commencement exercises of the State Nor
NAL School, held at Monmouth on Weduos.
day last. A fino picture of the College build
ing is on tho back of the same.
LIE Blaiu has just received new line OF
Brownsville goods. They are becoming very
popular aud are selling fast, not only be
cause the cloth is made in the county, but as
we'll because they are splendid goods.
Mr. : L Hammer left at this office very
fine sample of new potatoes yesterday. They
arc of tho early rose variety and speak we'll
fer the enterpire OF pluck of Mr. Hammer rs
as farmer, who has lately settled among uS.
Last Monday afternoon the Singer sewing
machine team of Frank French ran away,
only stopping by reason of tho strength of
County Clerk Stewards fence. A broken
rein caused tho disaster Little injury was
dSne.
Last Saturday Whit Crawford was tearing
down an old barn in this city. when the
second story came down before its time,
striking Whit on tho Uranium, cutting bad
cash which required several stitches to mend
it.
Religious Services at Trinity Chapel on Sat.
nrday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Also on Sab.
bath morning at II o'clock aud in the after.
noon. Rev. Mr.. Remission will preach in
Albany at IL o'clock on Sabbath morning. at
NJ. +. church.
w II Privett, OF Jefferson. came within
1913 OF being elected Clsrk of Marion county,
certainly great compliment 10 him In a
county that goes nearly seven hundred Re-
publican. II is to be regretted that no did
not get ae0 more.
A dispatch from San jose Cal. says that a
divorces has been granted Mrs. Louisa A.
Woods from Ex-Governor George l.. Woods
for abandonment This will DO no surprise
20 many oregonians, as they know "George
the sneczer" is tricky.
Safety Lodge, a o. u. w. elected the
following officers last week Julius Joseph.
P. NJ. w. a. d. Barker, NJ. ". +. Graf.
Foreman NJ. Cowan. O. h. Brsnner. Re-
corder n Henton. Reed +. A. Parker,
Fin. Z. d. Sloan. G.
MIR. Steven Deckard. We have just learned,
Was on Wednesday OF last week, married to
one of Victoria's (B. A. } fair and accomplish.
ed daughters, Miss Minnie n. Blackett
We extend hearty congratulations to Steve
and his handsome wife, and wish them long,
well matched years of life.
The two Astoria papers are at the mud
singing business. but they do not stop with
mud. They throw stagnant pools, slops.
bone yards and slaughter houses, at each
other as well. We pity their subscribers,
who are not allowed even 10 squeal.
The waiting room of the Depot Hotel i.
becoming a curiosity shop. The last acquisi
items are stuffed penguin, killed in thu
county, rare bird here. the key that Mors,
practieed telegraphy on in 1896, and con,
from the fuean river in Alaska. The pea
quin is gunuine, but il will no. do TO invex
tigate the others too thoroughly
4 few weeks ago We stated that il pail
raise good horses. snd gave an incident t,
prove IL Portland paper. ss usual, atol
the item, aud row it is geing the rounds o
the press with all credit to some Portlan,
horses for bringing good prices
There Is certain class Of men in sociot,
|. who are always looking for bonazas n
matter where they are the Pactolian streau
is somewhere else. They forget that a roll
ing stone gathers no moss. and that .ons
times it is policy to lot we'll enough alone.
The State Teachers Association will b
held in Salem June 30th and July lst, 2n,
and 3rd. and every preparation is being mad
to make it great success. Several teacher
will attend from this county. some Of whor
will take part, aInorg others Prof. Hill vii
deliver the rssponcs to the address of wei
come and Miss Ella Mcbride will read ps
per.
Next Friday afternoon the closing exerci.,
OF the public schools will take place at tt
: central school building. They will be of a
: interesting, though not elaborate nature. III
schools under the supcrintendence Of Pro
y Hill are meeting with good success, aud
deserves the support Of all Of Aibany's cit
- zens
d A Kansas paper takes occasion to war
a Oregon papers against man who manage
% to get in on it for subscription, who has con
10 this state. Ii we were TO keep warnir
.r the public against such men, We would has
" to make a regular department Of the matte
" 1t is becoming newspaper experience in Or,
gon to have nearly fourth dead beat the
e paper.
l. A very disastrous water spout happene
Is at Last Chance ranch, Bridge creek, la
week. Mrs Wilson and three children we
n- drowned. Several houses were washed avs
es and number Of horses and cattle perishe
te Two teams loaded with freight were caugI
by the water. near the mouth of Bridl
}. creek, and washed about thirty miles dow
III the John Day river. Nearly all the farr
i on Bridge creek are ruined.
Mr. E A Freeland. who came here fro
1T Upper 0chcco last fall for the benefit of
er health, and who is very low with consum
te tion. started for Ashland Monday evenin
where he expects to receive treatment
h the benefit of his health. Ha was so we
ty that he had to be carried in an easy chair
IN the depot. -Roseburg Pinindsak<r.
People are warned against buying
he many lamps, steap eneines etc, for Eds
y. says that within the next fifty years ell
l. tricity will propel the cars on the street a
od elevated railroads, light the city within a