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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
SOCIAL AVN PEKs Al.

Jas Foster, Jr. Is nov loc1tei At Portland,
with headquarters at Capt q 7 PoweI's Of.
Tee.
Judge Boise left on last Taeslay for the
East. whore he goes 10 attend the Nasionai
orange.
Mrs Lottie Morgan Is lying dangerously i'll
at the home of her parents. on Ferry Street,
10 this city.
Mr James Murry, Of this city, was 10 Port
land Monday, being witness OF the famous
Dempsey Campbell prize fight
lawyer Pipes. Of Corvallis passed through
The city Monday on bis way - attend Court
ia Eagcns.
Mr. T N Deyine aud wife, of Waterloo
were in the city last Friday on business. Mr.
Devine paid the DKMocRAT office n visit
while in the city.
Mrs John Barrowa. Of o .kiaad. Cal, ar
rived in Albany on Friday Of last week, and
will spend several weeks in this city visiting
her parents, relatives and many friends.
I'd Mack left for homo tho frxt Of the
week. According to the Yaquina P0R Ei.
is 10 ba married next Monday 70 Miss Aadie
Reynolds. Of Baker City. We congratulate
Ia advance.
hiu z Houek left Last Saturday noon for
Prineville where her daughter, Mrs DR.
Irvine, i dangerously Sick with typhoid
fever Many friends here hope for the speedy
recovery of Mrs Irvine.
The DEaocRAr acknowledges call on
last Monday from Rev SchreSchteabsrg, Of
Oregon City. On Sunday the reverend gen.
tleman preached in German At the College
Chapel.
Me- Nye, Of Sweet Home. was in tho
city Monday, making this oiiica call while
here. From Sir Nye we learn that work is
being pushed on the new bridge, though the
rain somewhat retardsit il.
| NC Tweedale, Grand Master OF I. o. o.
r.. retarncd last Tuesday from six weeks
trip in Eastern Oregon. visiting the various
snbordinate lodges Ia that part Of the jaris.
dietion. He reports the orders generally in
prosperous condition.
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Prize Flights.

Notwithstanding the general opinion
that prize fl fShtiug is a beastiy sport, con-
siderable interest was manifested in this
city Monday evening over the result OF
the Dempsey-CAmpoel fight. Last week
in speaking OF the anticipated fight the
DEMOCRAT said, sour prediction is that
Dempsey viii whip Campbell as easily as
the latter did Reilly 1t proved, If any
thing, more than true. During two
rounds Dempsey fooled with his oppon-
ent but in the third round . couple Of
blows ended the matter, Campbell being
knocked senseless, receiving a broken
nose. q grand monument to his folly.
This fight was followed by disgusting
and brutal contest between two bruisers
named Ward and Sullivan, which lasted
through seventy-seven rounds. Iftaeso
fights shall be the means OF putting a stop
to the obnoxious sport they will haye
served q good purpose. The art Of self
defense is all right IN its place but when
carried with bare knuckles into the prize
ring it becomes stain on any community
that allows it,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
salmon At Albany.

The saImsn have struck US for cer-
tain. They are Tapping their tails on
their way southward continually. Soon
Oregon City salmon will be an obsolete
term to US. 1t will be Albany salmon,
and we will have them fresh for dim er
that are caught in the morning. AZ
nearly as we can learn August BOeneki,
with his hook and line was the first to
capture one in the Willamette at this
city. Itwas two footer. About the
same time Burr Sloan shot one from a
boat that measured three or four feet,
but it was a sore head instead ofa stee
back, and hence ". q.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
Grand Jury's Reperi

The Grand Jury, in the Circuit Court
last week, after the DEMOCRAT had gone
to press, handed I'm the following report:
To be Honorable Circuit Comt Of Gss Countv
Of Linn:
We,the undersigned Grand Jurors suon-
moned for the October term, respectfully
submit the following repsrs:
That we have examined the condition Of
the County Coart House, Jail, grounds,
buildings, etc., and find the same in good
cond ition.
That as far as we can Judge, the books
or eincers OF County Treasury Clark and
Sheriff, are correctly kept
We woulA recommend that n suitabls
burglar-proof safe be provided fox the
County Treasurer and Sheriff for the safe
keeping Of monies coming into their keep
Ing, the one new in use not being such,
We would further recommend that a
policy Of insurance be effected upon the
Court House building for the SUM OF
SIC, 900.
q. r. LEVER,
II +. MUNRERs,
J. II. IRvIEE,
NJ. CARY,
julius GRA3woHL,
At. POWELL,
q. T. DoANE.
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Corvallis among others ara out.

CORVALLIS among others are Out.
The residence OF w w Cayiness, Of Helix,
Umatilla county, was totally destroyed by
fire on Monday Of last week. A fire had beon
stait ted In the kitchen stove to got dinnor.
and some Goals falling upon the floor while
no one was in the room, started the conha-
grafton. Lsss, $500 insured in the Phoenix,
Of Brooklyn.
The Vest Side says eve are informed
that Billy Mansfield, Of the benton Lsader,
has been appointed to tho position Of collee.
tor Of customs ut YaquiDa, now held Ly Col
Van CleYe, editor of.the Yaquina Post," !"
Nothing has yet appeared in the dispatches
to this effect but no doubt istruo. We cx-
tend congratulations
A professor In Corvallis paper gives some
predictions for November. As he predicts
cloudy or rainy weather on nearly every day
Of the month he Is pretty sure to hit IL d
majority OF times. Observe for yourself how
many times he il right when he says il will
be pleasant the bth, 18th, 18th, I4th, 10Th,
2Gth, 9Th and 2sth. All Of the rest OF tho
time II IL TO be cloudy or rainy.
Last Monday morning worthy Linn
county farmer, Weighing considerable over
two hundred pounds, and young man. were
riding into Albany, with the end board Of q
wagon for seat Suddenly the horses gave
q jump forward and over into the deep mud
went che man and boy, presenting picture
which locker on said he would have laugh
ed at had ho been hanged for il, aud still it
was not very numerous matter for the no.
tors Ia tbs accident.
Chinese pheasants, with oil their winsone
ways and long tails, ars said 10 bc the most
destructive bird known when IL comes TO
making an attack on ahock Of wheat. Not
satisfied with getting enough 10 eat they
overhaul tho whole shock, scratching the
wheat In every direction. Whon it comea TO
sighting game Geek is said TO stand no
chance with them. oae good~sized Chinese
pheasant will "elean out" whole barn yard
ot roostera.
Wtthin the next month there IL 4 proba.
bility that tho o. r. management viii take
some definite action on the extension OF the
road from Corvallis The Importance OF
having connection with the East Side road
e appreciated by the officers Of the road, as
Il will DO the means Of largely increasing it's
traffic between the Valley aud San Francisco.
The course taken by the peopls Of Albany, IL
IN reported. Is meeting with favor by the
management OF the road. aud there seems TO
be little doabt now that IL will como this
way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06

The Man About Town does not need 10
put his thinking cap more than quarter
on to remember how universally poly
gamy In Utah has been condemned but
II It has been censured where men support
al their wives, how much more should It
DO In civilized Oregon, where the poly
gafnlst deserts one wife and q baby changes
his name and mardes again. 1t Is fmpoa-
sible for us to imagine many worse crimes.
Gobbery and larceny are insignificant bo-
nde such case Yet in our own beautiful
CITY ior such crime mau gets mere
fine OF s4o0, while poor hungry wretch
who slips into house in the day time and
takes few things gets two years In the
ponitentisry, Our mind gets csnfused
whea We think Of it. The Man About
Town speaks the truth when he Aays that
he bas never known Of any proceeding in
the city Of Albany that has caused mora
indignation than this, everybody being
astonished at such sentence ~ that sivon
alias Frank Taylor by Judge Boise, The
fact that those Immediately interested ask
ed for II is no excuse. The protsction Of
society is above personal consideration.
particularly in such deliberate matter Az
pelygamy. nero fine, without imDris-
onmsnt simply puts premium on such
an enormous crime IS polygamy.
o
Only few who saw "Wages Of Sin''iase
week know that the poor wretch whe had
the jim jams so badly, pounded his wife
around and was finally shot was the au-
thor Of the play. II was terrible ending
for such genius.
The Man About Town saw an electric
light man In Albany last week, trying 70
introduce his lights. As the city Is some
what In debt such an elephant will not be
purchased at the present time, with these
lights stores can be lighted for s. week.
Now It probably costs dollar, "There
Is no use cftalking," people in places like
Albany must walk before they run. Too
many metropolitan airs In town of the
size Of Albany Is considerable like seven
year old wearing "stoYe pIpe' hat,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
The baptist Convention.

OF the North PaA1c Coast held It's ninth
annual meeting in Portland last week, pre-
cssded by Sunday School Convention and
Ministerial Conferenee. Sermons before the
convention were preached by Rev G G Baker,
Superintendent Of Missions, and by Rev I G
Brownson and Rev NJ L sRugg, Of Salem.
The interests Of MsMlnnviile College recelv-
ed considerable attention in the convention.
The reports showed encouraging growth
during the year in all departments of churc h
work, especially Ia the additions to the
churches. The convention will hold its next
annual meeting in Salon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
Grace Hawthorne.

Grace Hawthorne viii be al the Albany
Opera House this Thursday night, when
the famous play Of "Queena" will bs pre-
sented. For particulars SEQ advertise
ment In another column.
Following Is press no.ice OF Miss Haw-
thorne:
Grace Hawthorne has scored n bright
success. The applause she brings Is apon-
taneous and genuine incense 20 brilliant
ability, and during her week here she was
several times complimented by recalls at
the close of the play, which IL q rare dis
tinction for an actress 70 achieve in this
city, -''St. Louis Republican
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Daring the months OF September aud
october, n II Allen & Co., OF this city, not
only gave immense bargains 20 their large
number OF customers. bat a. we'll as a sort
OF free will offering, gave every cash Gus
toner OF over 81 worth Of goods mum
bersd ticket Tor cash dollars worth OF
goods sold, each ticket TO DO good for ona
chance 10 FREQ distribution OF 500 on
Nov. isi. A a result $500 tickets were
distributed among the large NUN bcr OF
bargain seekers who had traded with ii
Allen & Co., showing rushing b nsipcss
at this popular store, as thsss tickets only
represented the cash saies OF over 81. On
last Monday, Nov, Fad, tho tickets wers
drawn BY two or three prominent business
men h ere In Bnrkhart & Kscney's oGlice
and resulted in the following numbers
getting tho prizes set opposite them. Per-
sons holding such numbers can get them
eashed on presentation Here they arc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
NONPAREiL.

The Nonpareil velYeteeus are very desir-
ablo for all purposes, as they arc very dur
able, and not liable to fade with exposure
10 the sun, or 10 spot easily with rain.
Tho Nonparen velvoteens make elegant
costumes complete for ladies, and are equal
ly desirable 10 use in combinations with silks
or satins.
Nonpareil volveteens wear with more even
ness than the Lyon velvet. IL is not so apt
TO wear in places, and the cost is about one
sixth.
1 have just received limo Of the above
NOnpmretl Velvctecns, direct from
the agents I'm New York. Also full line
OF ribbons, / think superior TO any In
this market. Also cheaper quality of
ribbons, IN all colors. Also line OF
ladies' embroideries, ladies' s'handkerchiefs,
silk and linen, and a full line OF notions,
SAMUEL Il, YouNo,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
A sfIneneF.

Mr.. Henry Fiindt, of this city, whose
active brain is always searching for some
new conquest in the scientific world, has
recently invented heel stIfsner for boots
and shoes, which Is liable to place con-
siderable money in his pockets, It Is q
great improvement on any yet made, and
so confident is Mr. Flindt Of It's superior
merits that he is already taking active
steps to place It on the market or the
United States. He proposes to give every
shoe maker In the Union an opportunity
to use 1t In his business. If it proves
what is expected Of it the invention will
be property OF great value.
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Farnl IIaehinery.

Mr.. M. Ayers, Of the Benicia Agricultural
works, Bsnicia. Cal, is making tour Of the
valley in the interest Of the factory. 1t Is by
far the most extensive concern of the kind
on the coast, having capacity for over 1000
operatives. For some time past California 3
manufacturers of implements have been prac-
ticalIy shut ost through freight rates but
now the OPP line lets them 10. Mr.. A. will
establish one agent in each county, the OBJ
ject being to get as nclr to direct trade as
business requirements will permit. Oar farm.
ing community viii appreciate and help the
agents Of hone made goods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
A Close call

Last Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock a
night watch discovered a blaze around the
desk in the Revere House. Awakening the
proprietor Of the hotel the flames were ex-
tinguished. but not until they had done fifty
to one hundred dollars damage The wall,
counter, a clock and other things were badly
burned. A few moments more might have
seen big FIRE. Just how the Ere started is
not known but it Is thought match may
have been carelessly cast under the counter
among some candles, before the night clerk
retired at aboat one o'clock. Good Judgment
was shown in putting the fire out instead OF
wasting time ringing the FIRE bell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-06
Frightrul Accident.

On last Tuesday as BE A j olin, who
lives near Shields, was riding across a small
bridge, his horse broke through and threw
him violently forward, his head striking on
plank or piece of timber asa point in the
left eyebrow, cutting cash from that point
back to the top of the head aud then down to
the left ear, and tearing the scalp all down
TO the ear and temple, leaving all the skull
in front of the ear and up TO the top Of the
head naked. The wOnnd was frightful
one, but DrJ L Hill was called aud sewed mp
the wound and the man is getting along all
right
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship existing under the name OF Sloan 4
Blyeu has been dissolved, Mrs Hale Back
ensto haYing purchased the interest Of Mrs
Bilyeu in their dressmaking business. All
business will be transacted with the latter
firm at their shop, near s. Il. Youngs store.
Mrs. Backensto will use the ''square" sys.
tenn of cutting, which she has bsen using in
this city.
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Begins nov. Heah.

School will begin in this city On Mon .
day, Nov. 10Th, under the principalshlp of
Prof. d. v. s. Reid, assisted by Mrs.
Stockton and Misses Allison, kirkpatrick,
Irvine and Brink, Under this able corps
Of teachers success Is bound to follow our
public schools. With bran now sch ool
house, thorough teachers and the encou r.
agemsnt Of the patrons Of the school, the
coming term should be one characterized
by full SEATS and marked advancement.
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TRUAX In this city on Wednesday, Nov.
4th, 1885, of consumption, DELLA G. JaNEs,
wife of Harlow M. Truax, aged 20 years
and months.
Mrs. Truax moved to this city from
Canada in April, 1884, She was consistent
member Of the Evangelical Church. She
lsaves husband and four children, besides
many other relatives and friends to mourn
her early departure from this world.
The funeral win be preached at tae Evangelca
church this (Friday) at 10 o'clock.
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MARRHED.

BREWER --HURLBURT.- At the Revere
House in this city, October 27th, 1855, by
Rev d @ Mcfarland, DAVID BREWER to
JULIA HURLBURT.
[The many friends of this youthful couple
join in wishing them happiness and prosper
ity as they start out in the voyage of life,
The bride is 66 years of age and the groem
is 75.l
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o,aaRs, Cioaksi Cloaks !

am opening my Fall stock OF cloaks and
jersey jackets this week, amounting to over
two thousand dollars These goods are
much cheaper than last year aud the styles
better These cloaks will be sold to cash or
prompt paying customers, as cheap as any
house in Oregon can sell them.
SAMUEL e. You've.
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Importans 60 All.

We want to retire from the clothing
business aud are Offering our entire stock of
clothing and overcoats exactly at cost. We
have fine line OF desirable goods for men
and boys, and will save TO every purchaser
yourself.
MoNrErrn / SErrEsnAcm.
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letter list.

Following is the list Of letters remaining in the Post
0fice, Albany, Linn county Oregon, Nov. 5th 1885.
Persons calling for these letters must give the date
which they were advertised
Davis, NJ Dalton, Jesse
Harrigan, Michael Holland, John
Houston, ID b Powell, Miss Callie
Stindey, Oliver Wilder, Chas S
Wkerson, Mrs John
j. M. IRVING, p. M.
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GrOceries.

A, b. McIlwain keeps large stock Of
staple groceries and sells them cheap for
cash or produce. Arbuckle's roasted cof-
fee six one pound papers for $I.OO,
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Estray Notice.

Strayed from Monteth's pasture, Albany, Oct 2stA,
1885, One dark red COW, marked with an under slope
on right ear crop and spkon left ear little white on
each side of head, red and white underneath body.
IS reward win be paid for her return TO + NJ Frsnch
Albany.
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90 pays.

Desiring to close out our entire line Of
clothing and overcoats within sixty days we
invite people desiring goods in these lines to
call early and make selections. All goods in
these lines strictly at cost.
MoETEITH & SEIrENBAcH.
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satisfied win the state .

SHEDD, Or, Oct. 2, 1885.
In behalf OF J and Z b Kendall for whom
| am guardian acknowledge the receipt of
full and satisfactory payment of their loss by
tire. from the State Ins. Co. of Salem. Ore
gon. gladly recommend the company to
the farmers of Oregon, and to any one within
their reach.
MRs. F. B. PRArKR.
Cuar1saw
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On January lst, 1886 another 500 vii |
be distributed in the sIme manner. Par
ties wandng first class goods at bedrock
prices will do we'll to call at " II Allen Il
Co.'S and not only got them but as we'll q
chance in from $3.50 to $500 free.
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wood for sale.
Re.r Cattle saaaaa..on sheep.

The undersigned viii pay the hig hest caah
price for beef cattle and mutton sheep. Have
good scales on which to weigh.
]. ID. Muller,
Miller's, OregoA
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N. II. Allen q Co., have Just received
from New York one Of the finest line OF
Fall and Winter cloaks ever brought -
Albany, all Of the very latest styles.
which will ba sold much cheaper than
ever before offered in this market. Re-
member the place at
N. n, ALLEN & Co's.
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Having just received new stock Of
clothing for men and boys am now pre-
pared tc give good styles and better goods
for the money than ever before, Mems
suits ranging in price from $3.50 up.
A, b. McILwAIN,
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School-Tax Notice.

Your school-tax is now due and will be
delinquent in few days and then cests
will be added. You can save the costs by
calling at the office of the Clcrk, No 81
First Street, and settling the same.
October 2Sth, 1885.
j. III. BURKHART,
Clerk of School District No, 5.
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Kld Gloves by n, n. Aliea a co.

Large new stock just received from
New York and one of the best in the
market. Call and examine the new line,
button at rs cents pair they are =
olendid glove for the money.
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Heartily commead the state Ias. &c.
ALABAxr On. Oct ?, lss

ALBANY On. Oct 2, 1885.
1t Gives me pleasure to bear testimony 70
the promptuess, fairness, and full and salts
factory settlement Of my loss by the State
Ins. Co Of Salem, Oregon They having paid
me the full amount of my claim within .
week after my sworn statement was Eled
with them therefore heartily recommend
the company to the farmers Of Oregon.
WALLACE HuLRKRT.
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Rooas and shoes.

ABMcll9ain has the lArgeat stock Of boots
and shoes in ALBANY. AID is making prices to
suit the times. Ladies' kid button shoes at
$l.75 and 50. Ladies' psbble goat. button,
81. so and $l.7ss-.
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The Portland business College, Portland, Ore
eon, offers superior private and class inHtrun1on
to the young and middle-aged of both sexes Who
desire to obtain practical educationin the short
est time consistent with thorough work, and ettne
least expense. Day and evening sessions through
logue on application a. T, ARMSTRONG Principal
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handkerchief,

Ladies' fancy handkerchiefs for the
holidays, just received, large invoice to
sell at s, 3 and 10 cents each.
SAMUEL e, YoUNa.
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WANTED.

We want good, energetic man to travel
in Linn county and sell Singer Sewing
Machines. The right man can make
money. Apply, giving references to the
Singer Mfg, Co., Portland, or to + N
French, Albany.
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new Barber.

Louis Viereck formerly OF Philadel-
phia has purchased the barber shop
heretofore conducted by Louis Cam
peau, where he is ready to accommo-
date all old and new customer.
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Dried FruIs wanted.
New Cleaks.

A D McIlwain pays the highest price for
dried fFnit and all kinds Of produce.
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For the next sixty days / will sell my
ladies' kid gloves in black and colored, at
actual cost.
SAMUEL E. You've.
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5000 worth Of clothing at cost at Mon
teith 4 Seitenbach's.