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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

Last week several prominent state Of
flciais accompanied by prominent citizens
OF Salem, made prominent pleasure triT
to Yaqulna Bay, over tho Oregon Pacific
They reached Albany Monday afternoon
from Corvallis, a nd remaining In this city
over night. continued their journey to
Salem on Tuesday. Among the party were
n. T.. Moody, A. r. Wheelor aud wife, Ed.
ward Hursch, Jules Stratton, William
England, DR.. Cuslok, wifo and daughter,
Emperor Norton, Geo Collins and wife, ii
W, Cotlle, Frank Il, Vaughn and wife, Mr.,
and Mrs. Il. NJ, Waite. A, Bush and
daughter, AS a short porsonelle OF the
party may be OF interest to tho DRMooRAT's
readers wo will state that Mr., Moody is
Governor OF Oregon, Mr.. Hursch Is Secre-
tary aud Plain Gus Wheeler Is Assistant
Secretary oft Treasury, Jules Strattou
is Superintendent Of the Penitontiary, and
Geo. Collins IL head man there, William
England Is successful money broker oi
Salem, DIR. Cusiok successful physician
and brother or Albany's banker j, w
CuSick, Emperor Norton Is editor Of the
"Vidette" aud never rides on FREQ passes (G)
Frank Vaughn was once "Mercnry"
mau, and we understand mas now bought
the Salem "weokly Statesman" l., M.
Waite Is Salom's boss job printer, A. Bush
Is supposed to la tho man who wrote the
famous letter TO Cleveland. 1t being re-
ported promIscuousiy that tho object Of
the trip to tho nay was to get the o. T.. TO
Salon, skipping Albany on the west, a
DEMOCRAT man interviewed Mr.. Wheeler
on the tjsct and was informed there vas
absolutely nothing ia IL,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
Dry Coods and Notions.

/ am now receiving my Fall stock of dry
goods and notions, and win be better prepar-
ed to give good value for tho money than
ever before. My stock of dress goods will
be large and will include all the novelties in
imported plaids, tricots, etc., ETC., as well as
domestic dress goods. These domestic dress
goods look nearly as well as imported, and
cost much less. Goods of all descriptions
are cheaper this fall. have marked my
old stock to correspond with the nav goods
in price, and am determined to sell my
goods as low as any house can aell, either for
cash or produce. keep nothing but stand
ard goods. and will guarantee anything sell.
Parties who live at so great distance from
Albany as not to trade regularly, l know will
find it to their advantage to come to head
quarters for their fall stock. have the stock
of goods and will sell them. Samples of dress
goods, fiannels, etc, sent by mail, and as
much care taken as though the parties were
present to make selections.
| SAMUEL i. YoUNG,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
muraIars on shs Rampage.


On Thursday night of last week, about
il.3o, two mon, lthat Is supposed to be
the number,) enteiod tho yard south OF
the Office 20 tho Magnolia NJ Ills, pried
open the blinds TO the window on that aide
OF tho office, raised the window, entered,
and going to tho Halls safe, small size, ii
the west end Of the office, drilled hole
In tho top of tho safe, but, II not being In
tho right place, abandoned Il and drilled
another through into the safe, Then pour-
ing large quantity of powder In, run .
fuse In, lighted lt,and wont into the street.
Tho powder exploded, knocking the door
Off and the contents on 20 tha floor, and as
we'll broke all tho glass out of the windows,
annihilatod the large desk, railing, pictures,
stove pipe, In fact nearly everything in
tho room, besides cracking the west wall.
Then tho burglars rushed In 60 get about
six dollars In change in tho TIL, instead OF
tho thousands thoy supposed, aud might
have gotten several days previous. Several
In tho neighborhood heard the noise. Mr..
Loren Gray and Bud Johnson dressed ana
went TO the Office, finding II In tho condI-
ton described. Thore In story about
Buds seeing man with shot gun, but
Just how authentic It Is We cannot yonch
for. Tho police were notified, but nothing
was done 10 follow the burglars. Probably
any effort would have been useless. They
no doubt are tho samo men who cracked
safos ut Salem and Independence few
nights before, and the Ind dlcations are that
they are professionals, doing tho Valley,
Although they secured almost no booty
from Mr.. Crawford, they damaged his
property several hundred dollara, COM
pletely running the safe, desk, doors, etc.
So great we tho shock that the safe door
was thrown nearly across the room. A
more chaotic looking room II rarely seen,
except in sacked city.
ON the same eve.ilng sneak, cuitus,
fste OF thief reached in through tho bod
room window OF Mr.. d. p. Mason, on
Ferry street, aud appropriated valuable
gold watch, which he found ia tho pocket
Of a vest lyingon chair near the window.
Il was big hewl for one obtained with
so littlo offoft.
still another ono visited Judge Strahan'a
residence. but ths amount OF damage done
is not yet learned. rs the Judge and his
family ars away fro m home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
well Dressed.

The residence OF Mr Jay Blain, on Wash
iDgton street. ia this city, has just been ar
tisticalIy painted, in a manner TO make it
very attractiye, at the same time noticeable
on account Of its peculiar style, The body Of
the building is dark green. A streak Of bright
blue encircles it underneath the caves, while
this sashes of the windows, and some of the
ornaments are of dark red. A variety Of
styles In painting adds greatly to the attrac-
tiveness of city. We are glad to observe
this fact is being appreciated in Albany and
some Of our citizens are fearlessly branching
out with new aud striking designs. 1t is az
reasonable for houses to wear bright dresses
as for people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
mAN ABOUT Town.

4
So long as horse race Ii conducted
on the square A Man about Town finds
plenty Of people who will get excited
over one. No race in Oregon has ever
excited more interest than that between
Syphon and Jane in Portland last
week. 1t II the opinion among many
that though tile latter won the former
showed the best speed. Whenever
they got down to solid work SyphOn
wotI.l forge ahead In tile two heats IN
whicli lie remained on bis feet he won
essily but breaking in the others ali
10 pieces, as II were. ne got completely
left a race like that decides nothing
a. 10 blood. THE stock that can present
the most fast horses IL the best. Tn
this respect there is no question as to
the position Of the two horses, Hamble.
tonian Menbrino and AItamont. The
former can only present two get who
can irot In 2:40. Jane L and Susie S.
while the former can name several.
syphon, Oneco, AImonetle, Tyro and
we understand others. Another thing.
In such test races the horses should be
evenly matched as 10 TO age, tn ahe
race mentioned Jane J. had the advan-
tage by year
Speaking Of horses. tho " who lee
tufed on Front Street last week In-
structed his hearers that horse has
neither pauncIii nor bladder, that
lac never has the heayes. hoaves would
Kill him in half an hour, that his pulse
found in hls lower jaw, beats 3s in males
and 40 In females. per minute. That
well the NJ A T has forgotten the rest.
These are sufficient revelations for once
and will be news to many.
o
IL never rains but II pours. This
seems 10 apply to all kinds Of things.
including marriages, and even classes OF
marriages. At the present time mar
rlages by minors Il the rage Several
have occurred and more are about to
come off according to Mrs. Rumor
There Is nothing like learning some.
thing about the business aspect Of mar.
ried life while young, Ittakss the sen.
dmtnt out Of a man and makes him ap.
preciate that life Is no longer chiIds-
play, but often the reverse, playing with
children; and that's the poeticaI part
OF the whole drama. Seriously. though,
there is nothing like acting deliberate
Iy in love as well as I'm business. Be
sure It Il moi the ioolfsh aud uncertain
visions of sweet sixteen before you make
the important leap.
Notwo people who see the same thinc
give the same account of It. This has
been strikingly illustrated in the stories
told by eye witnesses of the o P accident.
Every body has dIffereat story. and
each one Is correct. Individuals can
tell their versions unmoIested but the
newspaper which is read by all Is sure
to be criticized by al except the one
whose side of the affair is followed.
Just what the correct account of the &C
cident mentioned would be IL Is difficult
10 tell but Ii probably could not be
given 50 as to meet the commendation
ofall who saw IL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
"The hidden Hand. :"

The above is the name Of a popular drama
played with success through the East 1t is
now being gotten up, the cast having been
made for it. by local talent and viii be pre-
ssDted at the opening of thenew Opera House
in this city several weeks hence. The play ia
FIVE act one and is intensely interesting.
With the fine scenery Of the new Opera
House il will probably be presented with
good effect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
the rrineIpa, Topie.

The question of tho continuation OF the
oregon Pacific through Albany 10 Boise City
is tho principal topic on our streets. II il as
important one a. tho people Of this city and
county have ever considered. That they arc
seeing the necessity Of action does not need
to be stated. any more than tho fact that
they will do everything in their power to
meet the requirements for bringing the road.
car shops and bridge to this city. Any other
course would be the height OF folly aud is
not even thought Of. We believe in facing
facts. The completion of road across the
Cascades 10 Boise City aud thence East
means the diversion Of the trade Of tho viii.
lamette Valley. large and increasing. from
its present course via Portland. into this
new channel, In such Sn event some place in
the valley is bound to become an important
shipping point. Nothing else can be figured
out Of il. Ia all probability that place viii
be the ono at the junction Of the two roads.
II is of vital interest 10 the people Of this
city TO 'ee that Albany is the place. In or.
der 20 make il such We have only to follow
out the provisions Of the proposition publish
ed in the columns OF the DKaooRAr last
week. There is every reason TO believe that
il will be done. Our citizens should work up
some liYe enthusiasm In the m after. IL Il too
big matter TO sleep about
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
POor shooting.

Residents CT Soap Greek are complaining
considerably at the loose manner in which
spOrssmen are handling their guns, and
threaten prosecutions il they do not shoot
Straighter. Already Mr. Isaac Meeker has had
horse and two hogs wounded. Another
Crssker says gentleman from this city de-
liberately shot at one Of his chickens six
times, thinking it was a grouse but for
tuuately did not hit it. All the time he had
his eagle eye on him, and was ready to
pounce down on him had his shots taken ef-
feet. Hunters are warned to look ont.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

Last Sabbath morning Claud Mansfield, a
son Of Mrs Rufus Thompson, living in Ben
ton county, uear this city, was thrown from
a horse whep driving some Other horses in a
field, tho horse falling to the ground and
sending him over his hsad. lie struck on
bis head, causing concussiou Of the brain,
and was senseless for over twentyfoar hours.
DR. Wallace attended him, and reports him
as improving from the effects of the accident.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

McIiwain has hit it this time solid on to
baceo. In fact he has done big thing in
this line, until everybody goes to hin. for
tobacco. he has just received very large
stock Of the celebrated Zoo-zoo tobacco, and
hence can sell it cheap in any quantities, re-
tail or Wholesale. This is first-class to-
bacoo and win go of fast. Call for sample
st a B McIlwain's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
A Prairie schooner.

A prairie schooner sailed through Albany
last Tuesday, with two cid pals for rudder
and three yokes of oxen at the bow. 1t
drew about twenty feet OF Dust and was
somewhere near that in length. IL was heavi-
ly loaded with household apparel and seemed
to make it rather slow against the smoke
and dust. Inquiry CT the pilot divulged the
fact that the schooner left East Portland
several weeks ago headed for Southern Ore
gOn. which it reached in due time. Adverse
winds induced it to turn about, and when it
reached Albany was sailing aimlessly to
wards the north.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
s9mnssn ssHncll.

Tuesday evening, Sept. sLh, 1885.
Present Mayor, Recorder. Marshal. Aids.
Peters. BriGgp, Rideoat. Foahay Abseut,
isom and Blackburn.
The Committee en- Streets reported com.
pletion Of school house sidewalk, that in their
judgment Broadalbin sewer should be con.
tinued across ditch and catch basin bails on
other aide. They recommended the repair
Of sidewalks on east side OF Ellsworth, bet.
Ctr aud 7th. on east side OF BroadaIbin, be-
tween 5th aud ssh, that w ashington Sc from
2ad 70 5th be graysled and filed IN, that Mr.
Geisendorfer objected to wood in front OF his
barn. that sidewalk belonging to e. r. needs
attending TO.
Following bids for cross sewers,s 8 in. pipe.
were opened Fred Lnmbcrg, Soc, Jas Lanr.
ent, 00c. Former bid accepted.
Bid of Jas Laurent 70 extend sewer under
ditch, si.40 per foot, catch basin. $50 laid
on table and Recorder ordered to advertise
again for bids.
Petition Of Geo Humphrey and "a othera
for police in 3rd ward referred to COMMITTED
on Health and Police.
The Marshal and Recorder were ordered q
procsed and enforce the street repairs wher,
thirty days had expired.
Committee on Streets were instructed tc
examine sewer near Exchange Hotel and re
pert what was needed to abate the same.
Following bills were allowed II S Mon
teish, 81 Nj Henton, so. 10; II T Merrill
ms. $50 r d westfali. gravel and grading
s47.75; F Hadloy, sidewalk, sG0 81; G "
.Maston, sewer. SIG.
The following bills were referred
Stewartson, s25 rs: G w Burkhart. work
sti.5o; n Henton, ss.05; John Leedy
lumber. $50. so; City agt Moore, s5.45; Cit.
Agt Goody, s5.45.
Large stock of new goods at Montoith /
Seitenbach's.
Linkyille man claims tohave raised 2l0
bushels Of oats on - acres This takes Ia
mush. All other localities win have 70 retlr
their big oat story tellers. The man elaime
that by weight the oats would average owe
100 bushels to the acre.
Zoo zoo tobacco at McIlwain's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
Rev. n. r. webb.

Rev. II. p. Webb aad wife leave to-
morrow morning for Albany, where he Is
sent by tho conference 10 labor in the in
terest Of his church during this conference
year. We, in common with Mr. Webb's
many friends here, are sorry TO see him
leave, but IL is law of the Methodist
church that a preacher can remain no
longer than three consecutive years in
one place, hence we must submit. What
is our loss is Albauy's gain. Hope ne
may return here next year.-Roseburg
"Plaindealer.n
We are sorry to give up Bro. Webb and
wife, who have labored with US so faith
fully and acceptably for three continuous
years. We commend them to the good
people Of Albany, and hope that they viii!
have good reatment.-"Review,"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

Last Tues lay morAing load Of gentlemen,
with gold tinted look in their ey es, left
this city for Qaartzville. It consisted of II
KentoD, w + Read, s and A Roberts, j
w McClain, William RAIDER and Dick Fox.
Taey took with thsm appliances for doing
prospecting il thought advisable. How much
business they meant in this line could not
be ascertalnci, bat it is thought it was con-
siderable. At the same time their trip was
in all events one for enjoyment. There is no
doubt that there is gold in large quantities
along the North Santiam, and it is to be
hoped these gentlemen will strike something
rich.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

Large stock Of new goods at Monteith &
Seitenbaeh's.
Portland is in the center OF the United
States, measuring from tho extreme cape OF
Alaska in one direction and 10 the cast
boundary line OF Maine in the other. "Pat
this infyour pipe aud smoke it, aud do not
in the future dispute the right OF thatcity TO
lord it over the Northwest.
Zoo.zoo tobacco at McIlwain's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
Products for Mechanics Fair.

Linn county should send good exhibit Of
products to the Mechanics fair. They viii
bel.seen by more people than in any other
manner offered in the Northwest All kinds
Of products, vegetables, fruits, grains, etc.
left with T. j. Cline, Immigration Agent for
Linn County, will be duly forwarded to the
management OF the fair at Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
Cloak. /: Cioaks +: 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 L. YouNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

Look out for burglars.
Look out for no es in your sidewalk.
Look out for big batch Of marriages
in Albany this fall, Strong evidence
backs us in this.
Look out for large factories in this city.
Never stop looking and working until
they get here.
Look out for the o. p. at Albany and
do the best you can besides looking out.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
Zoo-zoo tobacco at McIlwain's,

Oregon Kidney Tea. For sale by all drug
gists.
Two gentlemen from Grants Pass were in
Albany last week with load of watermel-
ons. Some of our citizens made purchases
and are now using the rinds for barns. They
hope to eat the inside by next spring.
Ask your druggist for package of Oregon
Kidney Tea.
Zoo-z3o tobacco at McIlwains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
Millinery.

Miss Matte Allison has moved hei
millinery goods to French's .jewelry store
part Of which she will occupy. She il
filling it with first-class stock or millin-
cry and proposes to keep the best stock
ever brought to Albany. Call and ok
anime her new goods, embracing the very
latest and best styles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

ANDERSON CROW DER. AT the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 2 miles east of
Albany. on Sept. 3rd, by Rev. Q. +, Davis,
MIR. VIM. Z. ANDERSON and Miss ADA L.
CRowDER-hoth Of Linn county.
ISOM-AREHART.- Tuesday evening
Sept. Sth, 1855, at the residence Of B. w
Cundiff, in Albany, by Rev. f. M. Calp'
MIR. JEFF IsoM and MIssaJANE AREHART'
10th of Shedd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
The Plane.. Darlng seplen.ser.

During this month Mercury is She most
active, though the most insignificant oi
the planets. 1t is morning star. Saturn
is now the most attractive star, lsigning
in the morning. Venus is too rear the
sun to shine very IustrousIy. Uranus Is
an evening star but few know Anything
about Uranus, Mars Is q morning star
but not much account yet, Jupiter is I
morning star.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
New Cloak..

N. II. Allen & CO., have just received
from New York one OF the finest line OF
Fall and Winter eloaks ever brought to
Albany, all Of the very latest styles,
which will bo sold much cheaper than
ever before offered In this market. Re.
member the place at
N. II. ALLEN & Co.'S
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

On last Saturday evening concert was
held at Tangent under the auspices Of tho
Sunday School Of the NJ l. Church, South.
Mr.. 4. L. b.. superintendent Of the school,
and, by the way, one OF NATURES noblemen,
had been put!down for speech. Not being
skilled in the words and ways OF an orator,
Mr.. b. wrote mp nice little speech, ,devoting
much care and attention to make il sound
well and spicy. He repaired TO the concert
hall fully impressed with the belief that he
would profoundly impress his audience with
his depth Of thought, purity of sentiment,
excellency of moral teaching, eloquence Of
words and beauty Of oratory. When the
time came for him to deliver his speech he
stepped forth in the full confidence of emil
neat success, putting his hand to his pocket
for his manuscript which contained the words
that should burn and the sentiment that
should electrify his audience, when 10
"With ruin upon ruin, rout on rout, confu-
sion worse confounded," he found that he
had left both manuscript and spectacles at
home. Words cannot express the feelings
of confusion brought upon the speaker by his
own carelessness. Friend 3. now believes
that it is better to have his speech in his
head than in his pocket, especially when it is
not in his pocket
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

Our assortment of boots and shoes is now
complete, comprising many new styles. Peo-
pie wishing anything in that line will do
we'll to examine our stock before buying.
READ & BRowNELL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

large stock Of new goods at Monteilh 4
Seitenbach'a
IL Is Fumored that an effort IL being made
to get che D + II X to Salem but that IL 20
much out OF the way there Is probably no
ground TO the report.
Zoo-Eoo tobacco al Mellwaina.
''Ho who enters here leaves hsps behind, {"
is inscribed on tho Office Of an Independence
Justice Of the Peace.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney irop.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
New press Making Establa.hmea &

Mrs e d Sloan and Mrs Mary Bilyeu have
opened dressmaking shop second door west
Of Thompson's harness shop, and are prepared
to do all kinds of fashionable dressmaking.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

The undersigned is now prepared to
furnish board at S. per week. Meals %
cents. One horse over night, oats and
hay, 80 cents, hay alone 25 cents. Water
and camp ground free.
w r FINnIEY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
Roars,ers wanted.

The undersigned viii take day boarders on
very reasonable terms. INQUIRE at residence
on the corner of 4th and Vine Street on the
west side OF the ditch.
MpS MApTYN
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

Large new stock just received from
New York and one Of the best in the
market. Call and examine the new line,
A button at rs cents pair; they are a
splendid glove for the money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her CASrORIA,
Whon sho was Child, she cried for CAsToRIA.
When she became Miss. she elung to CASrORLA,
Whom she had Children. she gnve them CAST0RLA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11
MRs. MARTIN.
FIntlley's soda sprlugs.

Large stock of new goods at MOnteith
Seitenbach's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

Fresh Yaquina Bay oysters, in all
styles, at all times at
JAMES MADY's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-11

We are agents for De Balls celebrated
health corset.
MoNTErrm & SErrENRAcH.