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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

Archbishop Gross. Catholic, lettured in the
Court House on Tuesday aud Wednesday
evening, and viii lecture again this (Thun-
dayl evening. His lectures are very enter.
tanning and instructive. The lectures are
preliminary toan undertaking TO building a
church aud subsequently, school. ehope
the enterprise will be successful, as il will
tend to lead the city on to greater prosperity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
A Clock.

Time and again the matter of having
town clock fer the city has been dis
cnssed, but the matter has been dropped
and passed over with nothing further
dene than general talk. Now that our
new school house is In process of coz
struction, would it not be well to have
a clock en- the school house ? We be.
lieve it would be good policy to have o
q good clsck that would strike the hall
and quarter hour as well as the hour
and then 1t would serve all the purposes
of school bell. Whatsay the citizens
Shall we have town clock!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

the above being genuine picture OF
man who died after reading the Burling-
ton "Hawkeye" one month yet, not
withstanding these facts, It will be well
not to be too careless when they are here.
Their poor, starving compositors back IN
I9ea have to be paid, or at least fed, On
account Of poor crops there this year it is
feared this Is bat recruiting expedition.
At the same time what Is done should be
done secretly. These gifted men all have
electrified pens with them ready on the
impulse, and as we are desirous OF having
them leave Albany with brilliant, soul
atfrring account Of It, we cannot afford to
be too cautious. Treat them we'll, spleD
didIy, courteously. They deserve IL. II
we do this they will tell their subscribers
what a hospitable people we are,and what
a good country this Is to live In, about
our fine water power, our Touring mills,
Our wheat fields, our fertile, unsurpassed
lands. an6 this is what we want, for sew
eral million people will read what they
saw.
These editors will remaiR in Albany
till tomorrow Saturday. at 1890 when
thsv will be conveyed bY steamer TO
Corvallis, thence down the west side TO
Portland, and thence home,
The program while the editors are IN
Albany is for the Mayor and citizens,
headed by the two bands, to march al
Q o'clock on Saturday morning TO the
Derot Hotel, where the excursionists will
take breakfast, and conduct them through
the principal streets to the steamer
Parties wishing TO accompany them 70
Corvallis can obtain round trip tickets FOL
so cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
Another victory.

When the announcement was made that
the U. s. Fish Com. was coming to this coast
with a car load Of shad for our rivers, Mr. c
P Burkhart wrote to the President of the
Board Of Trade at Portl&ud and asked him
TO secure few of the fish for him for the
Upper willamette The President notified
Mr. Burkhart that the Com. hal instructions
to deposit all his car load in tho Upper Viii
Iamette and hence there was no necessity Of
sending him any, but when they arrived
they were emptied into the Willamette at
Portland and hence they can never reach the
Upper Willamette. This is another victory
for PortlLnd over the valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
a G. q.

Just received case of the Celebrated Ball
Coil Sping Corset, the only corset that can
be returned after three weeks wear if not
satisfactory. These corsets are bought direct
from the manufacturer, saving one profit and
enabling me to give better value for the
money than any other corset. All styles and
qualities always ON hand.
SANrrrl Il YauNn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
A Runaway.

Last Monday about noon the team OF
Mr. @ P Knighten, Of Tangent became
frightened in the western part Of the city
and ran away, Mr. Kinghten and another
Qentlenaan were riding. The team took
Fourth street for its course, the efforts oil
both gentlemen being insufficient to stop
them. at the east end OF the street MI
Knixhten's companion was thrown out,
doing him no injury, and soon after the
team was stopped.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

Half-fare rates will be given on the .
and G r X from Portland and all inter-
mediate points to Ashland and return,
tickets good on any regular train July Sri
TO 9th. Ashland is preparing for the best
4tb OF July celebration ever seen there,
Chance for pleasant excursion South
ern Oregon scenery is now at its best.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

The revival meeting at the VI Z Church,
South, in thls city, is still in progress aud
much good Is hting accomplished The
meeting will continue ten days longer az
least. Services every evening at 7:30 On
Sabbath there will be services at III =. IN
al i 1880 p. m. This is the LOsd's meeting,
hence all are invited 70 participate We ex-
pect several good reYiyalists oa Saturday
and Sunday.
AZ nrrrr paaknr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
Token OF Appreciation.

Last Saturday evening committee from
MCPHERSON Post, G. A. r., consisting Of
Commander L II Montanye, d n N Black.
burn, s s Train and A Woodin, surprised
Rev J w Harris at his home in this city by
presenting him with fine silver tea set, as
token OF their appreciation of the decora-
tion sermon which he delivered ON the Sab
bath previous to Decoration Day.
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+. NJ. CUR, Pastor.


The people of Oregon viii be panied TO
learn that Col j w Nesmith is no more. He
died at his residence in Polk county on last
Wednesday. He represented Oregon in the
United States Senate from 1862 TO 1866. anil
in the Lower House of Congress from 1874
to 1876. He was man of good ability and
his official record is above reproach.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

There will be meeting held at the
Court House on Saturday evening, June
Goth, for the purpose of organizing q
Laboring Mems Union. All labering men
are requested to be present.
BY SEVERAL LABoRTNa MEN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

We have the agency for this popular ma
chine for the coming harvest. They gave
better satisfaction last season than any
other machine sold. We will not be un-
dersold by any machine. A large supply
of extras of every part OF these machines
always on hand. Cali and see them.
BURKHARr Beos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

0ae of the cutest of A b G hooks is the
s.Household Primer" Each large letter has
an amusing picture and pretty verse. The
whole is daintily printed in brown; and,
best of all, is mailed free by Lothrop 4
Co., Boston, on receipt of 2.cent stamp.
Send for one. They are really the thing for
ohildren
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
Shall we have q town clock
To ThresI,nlen.

The improved Westinghouse Thresh-
ing machinery and engines are guar.
enteed to be the very best in the mar
keG, Consult your Interests by sending
for circulars to e. L. Wright, Portland,
Oregon. Also dealer in Hancock separ-
ators, pumps, bel;ing, oils. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

on them. When it Is considered that edi-
tors are an impecuuious set OF men, never
wealthy, except in being the owners of
bushels of bad accounts, the Importance
OF this will be emphacized. Better heart
cd, more generous, we'll intentioned men,
men possessing finer intellectual attain
ments, rs we'll as versatile soci al qualities,
than these iowa editors, cannot be found
this side of the London Times ia the
east o. the Pekin "Gazette" in the west,
We are justly proud OF belonging to the
same profession, In these Iowa editors,
particularly, the people of the Willamette
Valley take a great interest. More Linn
county people have come from that State
than from any other State in the Union,
and they know oftheir attainments. There
are old friends among them, men they
have heard of for years some who write TO
give the news, others to interest, others to
make their many subs sribers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
HORN.

s-z---==---z==-=-zS==
SILL.-0n June 3rd, 1885, at 9:I0 p. M, In
San Francisco, to the wife Of George w
Slll--a girl,
CROSBY. On Saturday, June l3sh. 1855,
in Albany, to the wife OF Robert Crosby
Ia girl.
JUDY. On Wednesday. June l7thI 1885, to
| the wife Of Mr.. Judy-a boy. -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
Chosen Friends.

There win be a report OF the Grand Coun-
Gil this friday evening. Election of officers
will also take place. This order will here
after be known as the .United Friends of
the Pacific, the name having bsen changed
at the .ast Grand Council.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
wnl Re In albany saturday.

1he advent of between one aud two
hundred Iowa editors intn the Northwest
IN great event, and at the same time q
more serious one than many of our citizens
appreciate, Already terrific cyclone has
occurred IN Iowa, caused, says President
Swain by the vacuum occasloned, which
had to be filed by something, and II Is
feaeed even by that gentleman, that the
superabundanse of brain power now cen-
tered here, will bring upen us, IL not brain
fever, at least empty cnpboardibus, a dis
| tresslng disease generally followed by
u visit from an editor. In view OF these
and other startling facts, It Is but right
that our citizens should be warned In time
and be prepared for them, They will ar.
rive here this CFrldayl evening, under
cover OF darkness, that being a fAvorite
time for them TO put In an appearance.
Albany people will do well, II not to keep
their houses full of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
PeekS Had Boy.

Tho above play. which has been taking
like wild fire l.. Portland. will be pIayei
ai Crawfords Hall la this city. on neat
Wednesday evening. The Oakland ~ RIB
une" says Of the play:
Atibs Oakland Theater las. nigha Pesks s.d s.y
dF4w good house. fil.a m Il asnuisis. covssiSs II
fan al spsci4itiesf watch keep tie house 10
All the time.
k1ssrseI seats 1t L W Lang Ion & Co.'S
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
j. NJ. IRVING, P. NJ.

Never 90 int9 store where you are not
wanted. II a man wants yon to go into his
room no will invite you to do 30, aud If
man wants you to visit his place Of business
he will invite you through the columns Of
your local newspaper. Il is wrong to intrude
upon privacy. Do not do it.--Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
Cenee Cluh.

The ladies OF the Coffse Club will have
called meeting at No. rs Hall, Saturday,
June Goth, at O'Clock, ALI members are
requested TO be present,
LAURA CHTswELL, See.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

Miss Laura Tate will be in Albany during
the summer, and will be pleased to give in
struction in instrumental music, either on
the piano or organ, to any ooe who may wish
TO avail themselves of this opportn nifty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
want 60 sell.

A fine young mare. black, very gentle
and kind, and good and snug cart and
harness all In good repair, $3.50. Call on
7, b. White, Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

All isdies Of Liam county wno will lake
part IN the ith os July calehr ration IN this
city, acting in the repro~en taiion Of the
thirty eight states, furnishing their own
horse and saddle are requested 10 report
TO w Watts in tLis city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
The work or the Albany collegiate Enstl-
tute.
ANNuAL sRRM Oh.

On Sabbath evening Rev Il T Lee. of
Portland, delivered the annual sermon Of the
Albany Collegiate Institute, at the College
Chapel to a full house. II was an able sermon
generally appreciated for the good thoughts
which IL contained.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

We are hero and here we intend to stay
with prices so low that you can net keep
from Luying.
READ 4 BRowEELL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

Following is the list of letters remaining in the Post
ofee Albany, Linn county. Oregon. June 18th, 1858
Persons calling for these letters mus give the date
which they were advertised:
Aeren, Ajax Cooper M
Graham, NJ j Hutchison, John
kleum, Leyman Lambert. q X
Layton, 3 Miller, TN
Potter, EB2
/ NJ YpH~IAIn ID ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

iernoon, after an inspection teur through
Portland, the firemen took seats in tbs
Albany express. All along the road eva
lions were rendered them. At Oregon City
the flremen and Band Of that city greeted
the boys, the firemon presenting the Capi.
tals OF Salen with large bouquet and the
Albany team with q medium sized one,
both beautiful gifts. At Gervais Jos Puf
d0m and the firemeu Of that city presents
cd q striking front. This time 1t wss
bro0IHs, and Albany got hearth sweeper, !,
The other aisle Of Salem the Toys and girls
of Tho Indian school darkened the land.
scape, their band playing some finr fnusl.
~ honor oi the fresuen. The sight was
one 10 be reIneIr bered At Salem AZ lfn
mense reception was given the firemen 81
that city. Flags waved, cannons wers
fired and people cheersd Themselves
ioarse, The Capitals were placea On i
bunting covered wagon, decorated with
new br0Oms, aud draws bv about orc
hundred men To the Opera House, whsrs
= grand ovation was given them. a. Al.
bany our boys were mef by large and
enehnsiasilc thr0ug. headed by the Me-
chanics' Band, TIE fact, that with the
iittIe training which they had received, the
hose team had taken third place la the
tournament, WAS sufficient to make the
reception warm one, dosorvedIs No. A
iino supper Was given 1t the Exchange
Hotel, r1undiy spplauded by all. This
closed The events Of the week.
soMe NOTES,
Ia tho New York race the "nO tfme' Of
the Aiiinny company was caused by q
battered out, winch resulted from care
lessiy using too weak a cord in tying tie,
hose. Tie boys had made ~ fast = run A.
Was made, and one Of tho best changes OF
sections, but tile battered sect lon prevent
ed coupling. The DKMocsAT man held
q stop watch At the nozzle and IL prepared
70 say that had IL not been for the accident
the oest time would In ell probability have
been beaten ; OF course, though, such
spsculatioIs are easiDy made after an &C.
eidsnt has been made.
The members 0i each team present
thought they did the best ruuniug, A.
bany among the number. Certainty they
were not surpassed In the two hundred
yard run 10 the hydraDt. With longer aud
more thorough training they would stand
with tho best. As 1t IL they take = third
place, among seven companies.
From $500 to 5000 pools were sold on
The races. In the dry Test the Eugsne Co.
sold first in the wet, steamer and New
York races tie Kescues were generally
hrst Capitals SOLD third and 10 the field,
while Albany WAS always in the field,
Th' pressure At the hydrant duE ring the
Ne. tests a. registered, was az follows:
Astoria No. I, 50 pounds, RescueE, 81 lbs,
Tigers, 81 lbs, Capitals, 80 lbs, AInany,
dZA lbs, Salem No. .. 81 ills, EugsI,s, BS
ibs.
Astoria is q lively city and has many
lively places, One is called "SwiiI Town.
on account OF the noggIsh propsnsiiies 81
the peOple of that part OF the city.
Mart Young, of the Albany express IL
one of tbe most accommodating, careful
snd genial conductors In the u. =. he
may count himself solid with all the fire.
men.
well, who wants 10 dancs:'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
ALUMNI LrrERARY.

On Monday evening. ON account of the in.
element condition OF the weather only fair
audience greeted tho alumni OF the Institute
at their open literary entertainment at the
College Chapel. Those who were present
listened 70 an uncommonly fine program,
short but choice. The different parts impress.
ed the DRMocRAr man something. as follows /.
The piano solo Of Miss Elizabeth Conner,
Minuetto from Boceherim, as being we'll exc.
cutod, with delicate and accurate touch,
suitable iol the parlor, but lacking force for
| the public hall Il received deserved com
| pliments the essay of Mrs z III Stewart, ON
''Memory." as a thoughtful, well written
production, on an interesting subject, i'm
pressing one with the Importance Of reading
good works and the necessity OF remember
ING what one reads the recitation of Miss
Mary Irvine, "rhe First Settlers Story" as
being spleHdidly rendered. in Miss IrYine's
pleasant style, with fine effect and in a man.
1 ner we have never seen Miss Irvine surpass
the piano solos by Miss Laura Tass, 'Gavat,
by johnson and "pelka Brilliante," by her.
self, both "a being artistieiv executed, with
splendid expression, Miss Tate plays with u
confidence and force which inspires those
who hear her, aud as we'll writes music with
taste the oration OF Jas j Charlton. rs
masterly effort, exhibiting \ splendid com.
manu- ut Aankuako Win Au AttIaOttNo ht1Ao.
We regret that we lack space to give syn.
opsis Of the thoughtful, carefully prepared
subject matter OF the oration the duet by
Mrs Geo Chamberlain and Miss Lucie
Welch, "Two Captive Maidens. as being as
pleasing duet az we can remember having
listened 10, the voices OF the two sisters
blending in complete harmony, yet ret nn-
ing an individuality which charms the listen
er the annals by Mrs g + Wolverton,
as being ably gotten up. full OF well dhect ID
hits and as we'll OF just encomiums, giving
pointed sketches of each OF the twenty one
members OF the alumni, about whom we
learned the following Mr. Bradshaw aud
Miss Mary Finlayson are dead MIR Frank
Osborn is farming in Ciackamas county
Commodore Z Davis is County Assessor Of
Umatilla county: Mrs MyIa CASTOR resides
in Halssy Mrs Cora Stewart in Albany /:
Mrs Kate Bnrkhart near Albany Mrs Clara
Wolverton in Albany Mrs Welthy Sox ia
Seattle Mrs Mary Savage in Wasco county;
Mrs Hettie Templeton in Portland Mrs
Jane Failing in Portland DIR J Terrence
Tate, dentist, in Portland Miss Rova Alex
ander, studying medicine, in San Francisco !;
Mrs Iibbie Merrill in Albany Mrs Maggie
Powell in PortlsLd Miss Hettie Miller in
Albany Miss Annie Atthouse in Albany !;
Miss Mary Irvine in Albany and Messrs G
Foster, studying law. in Albany and J
Charlton, Deputy County Sheriff, IN Albasy.
ArrNNt pptrNtow
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
Barbe rence Wire.

hAye just received from the manufactar-
les car load OF Bessemer steel fence wire.
galvanized point inches. 2 point inches.
SAMUEL f. YoUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

A new line of ladies velvet and kid slippers
just receiaed at
READ 4 BRowNELL's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19
ALUMNI REUNION.

An enjoyable reunion of the alumni was
held the same evening at the residence Of
Mrs Charles T. Wolverton, on Lyon Street.
There were present at the same Mrs Gas
ton and husband, Mrs Failing. Mrs Sox. Mrs
Burkhart, Mrs Stewart and husband, Mrs
Wolversoa and husband, Misses Althouse,
Miller and Irvine, aud Messrs Foster and
Charlton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

Our dress goods have arrived and the ladies
are invited te call and see them. Everything
in new cOlors aad dosig IS WIN be found in eur
complete assortment.
MoNrEErH 4 SRrrRNBAcR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-06-19

When Baby was sick. We gave ier CAsT0RLA.
When she was Child, she cried for CASTORIA,
When she became Miss, she clung 70 CAsTORIAs
When she had Children. abe sATsthsm CAsIoRkA
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S, 10 and csc counters at N H Allen s Co.
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5, 10 and 25c counters At n q Allen : Co
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5, 10 and CSC counters At N II Allen 4 GO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-20
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, September l9.-The pop
ulace Of Philipolis, the capitol OF
Eastern Roumella, almost to man,
rose in rebellion yesterday, seized
the governor-general, deposed the
government, proclaimed aunion with
RRRlgrR an rahnBGN aiaTyi1 dfe8fder
or bloodshed occurred, everybody
being in sympathy with the move
ment except the government officials
Foreigners in the city are perfectly
free from harm as is also the property
of foreign residents. immediately
after the organization of the provin-
cial government, the militia were
sworn in. taking the oath of allegi'
ancc to Prince Alexander of Bui'
garia.
II is generally believed in diplo
matte circles that Russia arranged
the programme of the rising ant
the union with Bulgaria. NJ
definite statement can now be mao
as TO what the action the signitar,
powers to the treaty of Berlin, VII
: be respecting the matter. :,
Eastern Roumelia was created b
= the congress of Berlin in 1873, an
t was given an automatic governmel
5 though forming IN integral part
, the Turkish empire, and the govern
: or. general was appointed by u
4 Porte subject to the approval oil II
i treaty powers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-20
CHINESE TROUBLES.


China VIII Demand an Indemnity.
RoCKspRINGs, w, r., September 10.
In an interview last night Colonel
Bee, the Chinese consul stated that
the pre- investigation will con
linue for week or ten days. 1t is
certain that the Chinese government
will demand au indemnity for the
United States, but he cannot yet
even guess at the amount. SO far all
testimony had shown that the Chi
neso had returned there of their own
free will after receiving official as
snance from the president that they
would be protected If it took the
whole army Though the miners are
quiet and no trouble threatens, ap-
parcntly, still the soldiers mount
guard over the company's property
at the different mines every night.
The Uuion Pacific is apparently
firm in its determination to put the
Cinnamon back TO work in the mines
here and is building some sixty cab
ins for them, and when these are
completed the heathrns will COM
mence work. Officials of the road
here do not think that the Knights
of Labor will interfere, but say they
will maintain their position IN spite
of them, in case strike should en-
sue
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-20

TOLEDO, o, September, l9'-Ihe
Commercial-T Telegram this morning
publishes a singular theory, when
saws that thirteen years ago Ihomss
Hubbal,a farmer residingin Nanclora
township in tits county, was sup
nosed TO have died and was buried.
4 few years ago his friends received
a letter signed in the dead mans
name, saying he was alive and wouid
soon visit them, and recently a sec
ond letter of the same character was
received. This caused an examina'
ton of the grave to be made and IN.
casket was fouudto be empty. Inv
explanation of the mystery is said 20
be that the grave was robbed and the
body sent to a medical college ~
Michigan; that is was discovered that
| the man was not dead, but his mint
being effected Oy disease ls conlS