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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.


A TTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE, SOUTH
n west corner of Fifth and streets Rooms
Il, Is and IA Suffer Building felO-tf
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DIR, G. L. SIMMONS
O1O STREET. OFFICE HOURS-9 TO 10;
HlL 2to4; 7toS.
DIR. SIMMONS, DR.,
Office Hours-1l to u; to 5; to s. ia2o 4plm
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DIR. GEORGE PYBURN,
DIR. A. K. DRUNE,

physician AND SURGEON (HOMEOPA-
i thist) Office and residence, northeast cor
ner of Eleventh and H streets Hours: to 10
A NJ. TO 5, and 7 to p NJ. ap15-lm
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Which took place within the church
oiack pail hung before the altar, arranged
like the drop-curtain in theater. and fhe
great editice was packed to suffoca,ion
The cure now recapitulated all that had DC.
curred, and described in touching terms
the Savior's parting with his mother at the
foot OF the cross. All the women and
many OF the men were in tears as he de-
scribed the Virgins grief, the torments of
the crucitiers, and the indignities which
the Savior suffered.
Suddenly, with tragic air, he shouted
Draw back the veil and let us behold
HIN The curtain shot up as by magic.
revealing a huge cross with an image
nailed upon it. The sobs of the women
broke forth; They clasped their hands and
Vayed back and forth in abandonment of
sorrow. men groaned and beat their breasts.
While the soldiers who stood at the foot of
the cross clashed their swords noisily and
one OF them struck the body with his
lance. AT the same instant the Virgin
bowed her head as IN excess of grief
an action which produced prodigious effect
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BOTH AGENT AND BUYER.

1t is claimed by the Trustees of the Cali.
forna Fruit Union, who made the contract
with Mr.. Porter that he has no right to
buy fruit. As 10 whether he has the right
to buy or not the followi quotation from
their contract with him will show. The
party of the second part (meaning Porter
Rrnfhers & co agrees IL, III uisinr,
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lush ALL COMPETITION.

Mr.. De Long--If ten or twelve fruit-buvers
come out here from the East, would not they
combine against the growers? Would they not
form Il " II you Will tickle me will tickle YOU
society? We want nothing OF that kind We
propose to put in that place the great Am Mr.
Porter, who knows the markets and people who
can dictate his own terms and secure profitable
prices Low freights and multiplicity of buy
ers is the very worst thing we could possibly
have. The whole thing lies in concentration
We have GOT to establish q mnnnnnlv
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rmE wMrrrLED ESD.

Col Mays testimony Ia his case against
VIM. Faber IS generally considered as th'
ring performance Of the Circuit Court,
The Times Union, of Florida, spoke o
Senator Jones, OF that State,ns being engag
cd In Sparkling a widow The intelllgen
and neverto be too sufficiently praised print
er brought Il out with an in place Of the r
G. NJ Mccullough, who was convicted
last week of an assault on Dan Neil with 4
dangerous weapon, WIS, on Saturday morn
ing, sentenced to six months Imprisonment
in the penitentlary.
Big mouthed girls can diminish the size
of their mouths by speaking noting but the
following "Fanny Finck fried five iloun
der fish for Frances Fowler's father"
Will Albany celebrate the Ath this year
Guess probably this will be an off year
We, It is a good idea to keep our money at
home,
a newspaper may be run on business
plan as well rs any mercantile businesS,and
the well regulated one has Its prices to stand
BY in plain black and white just the same.
Dempsey and LeBlanche fought last
Sunday morning They did not as we dc.
sired, knock each other out IN the first
round but, as We predicted, Dempsey was
the winner On the thirteenth round he
literally knocked LeBlanche out. The press
dispatches devoted over column and q
half to an account of the affair. We beg
our readers pardon for wasting eight or ten
lines.
The Dallas Itemizer has Salt Greek
correspondent. Immediately after election
the fellow will have his hands full giving
the last arrivals.
Albany and EIalsey have had a siege at
checkers. The last heard from the metrop.
oils was ahead.
Jack Burk in eighteen months has made
$1,000 at prize fighting. Such items make
the fighting editors of ofeountry weeklies weak
in the knees.
The editor of the Centervilian, assisted by
his wife, clips editorials, writes locals, sets
mp the paper and runs off 700 copies, besides
doing job work, etc, You people who think
that newspaper work Is one continued dance
in the golden sheen of filthy lucre read and
contemplate.
Pendeton has twenty-five lawyers, about
twice rs many rs Albany has.
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rhsrs Are.

There are IS widows in Albany. There
are at least so old maids in Albany.
There arc the same number Of churches
and saloons in this city.
There arc Courts of Justice with self con.
stituted officers on nearly every corner.
There are too many men in this city who
make living measuring sidewalks and
boitoming chairs.
There arc TOO many young men with -
calibcr ambitions.
There arc too many young women who
care more for making a smash" to use a
very vulgar expression, than for good
books or good company
There arc, TO change the subject. natural
advantages In this city 10 make il live
, manufacturing town.
There arc sterling, upright people in Al.
bany who will always stand In with wha,
they believe to be right regardless of sensa-
iionaiism
There are people in Albany who sponge
all of their reading who are the most ready
to tell how ''things' ought to be run.
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Remarkable.

\ few days since we had occasion to
visit the new school house in this city, and
while there We passed through number Of
the rooms, halls, cloak rooms and stair
ways, and we were astonishcd TO be unable
to find single pencil mark or other blemish
on any of the white plastered walls. We
spoke of the matter to one of the lady
teachers when she informed us that no
such marks were to be found on the walls
anywhere. The watchfulness on the part
of the teachers, and good conduct on the
part of the pupils are really remarkable,
and we congratulate the boys and girls on
their good behavior in this matter, and the
teachers for their continuing care on behaIi
of the interest of the people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
CIRCUIT COuRr.

The following cases were disposed Of q
the Circuit Court last week after the DEMO
GRAFT was issued
&. L M Carter agt s d and Mlry eager
Ejeetment. Submitted
s, Assignment Of 'rhos Monlcith & Son
Continued.
is. The Dundee NJ 4 + / co agt {
Kendall ct Ill. Foreclosure. Default agains
Kendall. Continued as to others.
20, w II Goltra agt II Foster and John
A and VIM Crawford Equity to set aside
deeds. Continued
II. Il Brenner agt WIN u Wilson. Action
on note, Verdict for Plaintiff.
IS. Alice L Mccain agt James n Nc.
Cain. Divorce. Granted.
27 Esberry, Bachman Il Co agt II |. and
Mercer Thompson. Action on note. Dis.
missed without cost.
sS. Henry Carl agt VIM Fabcr. Damages
Verdict for defendant.
so w II Roland agt X II Price, admir-
estate II ID Thompaon. Leave 10 ivsue sx.
ecution Leave granted
sS NJ Alexander agt Peter = flrcnner,
admir- OF Henry 1sley. Action on account.
Continued.
80. $ Liiesag II Foster & Co. Action
on note. Nonsuit as 10 Crawford. Judg.
ment against Foster.
90 Geo w iIouek agt Enoeh Miller Ct
al. Foreclosure. Continued.
A. John A Crawford ast john Foster, ct
a. Sarah ] Morris agt Jesee Morris. III.
yoree. Continued. Referred to /. II Mon
tanye.
A. Ladd 4 Bush agt ] u Henderson, ct
reply.
As a ID Leedy agt School District 81.
Action for fullillment of contract. Continu.
ed.
s3 In the matter Of the assignment OF A
u Morris. Continued.
81 NJ Alexander agt Peter tiiIyen. Writ
of replevin, Continued. Justice 10 make 4
better certificate.
IS In assignment of II L Stevens. Con.
tinned
81 John Conner agt - NJ Cooper Fore
closure. Continued with leave 10 reply ia
10 days
20 s 4 Newhouse IS W ] Ncwhouses ct
A. Divorce. Answer filed. Continued.
o. State of Oregon against w w Saun.
ders. Murder la frs, degree. Continued TO
June term.
6s State OF Oregon agt ] u Stimson.
Stealing cattle. Prisoner plead no, guilty.
Continued
q State Of Oregon against I ! Drake,
Of Peoria. Selling liquor without license.
Plead guilty, and was fined ten dollars and
costs.
6s L Fleischner agt. 4 Sumter, ct al.
Confirmed
60 State Of Oregon agt. Maurice King.
killing deer between NOV. Iss and July Iet
Plead guilty and was fired ten dollars aud
costs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
Death or mrs. John Mou,el,h.

On last Wednesday morning Mrs. Mon
teith died at her home in this city,of dropsy,
after having been confined to her bed only
n few days. She had been unwell,
though, for several weeks, but nothing seri-
Gus. was anticipated until Monday. Mrs.
Monteith leaves four children, her husband
having departed this life ten or twelve years
ago. She was a woman of spotless charac-
ter, of noble, christian bearing, being uni
versally esteemed by all who knew her.
One of Linn county's old citizens she grew
with Albany into advanced womanhood,
receiving and retaining the good opinion of
all. Her death has caused general sorrow
throughout our city. Mrs. Monteith was a
member of the Presbyterian Church, under
the auspices of which church she was to be
buried yesterday afternoon. The afflicted
family have the sympathy of the whole
community.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
Grand 5ury.

Following was the report Of the Grand
Jury handed into Court Last week
To fAe Ifoasyablr RE Ciycaa Court Of kAe
State ef Oregon for Linn Comfy
The undersigned grand jury for tic March
term. 1886, Of said court respectfully submit
the following report That we have Inves-
tigatcd all matters that have bcen submitted
TO us, and have completed oar laboFs for the
present term.
That we have examined the public build.
ngs and the several offices of the county
officials and tts records and the files there.
ta. The grand jury have examined the Jail
and find the same Isl as good condition as Il
Is possible 20 keep the same vith the con.
veniences at hand. We would urge upon
the county court tho necessity of connecting
the vault on the south side ot the Jail by
sewer pipes with the main city sewer on
Broadalhtn street In some way. The pres-
ent condition of the vault on the south side
of the jail il very offensive and i dangerous
TO the health Of the occupants OF the Jail and
buildings.
The records and files In the several coun-
~ offices are neatly kept The grand jury
have examined the Court House. and with
the exception Of the roof oE the building Il
in good condition. The grand jury urge
upon the court the necessity of NJ once tax
| Ing steps to repair the roof on the Couri
| House, II that can he done. II not Il new
roof should be put on as soon as the weather
will permit. The plastcring on the walls
and ceilings of the court room has been re
Gently repaired and placed in exeellent con
dition, but the roof leaks 10 badly that tn,
plasteting viii be greatly damaged unles'
something Is done in the way Of repairing
the roof
The action OF the Sheriff IN building
stockade around the window Of the norti
side Of the jail, Is to be commended, as
lprevents outsiders from holding commun
ication with the prisoners.
HENRY KIRK, ForcmaF
l.. HOLMAN,
ToHS WATERS,
X. +. AsnBY,
JONATHAN WAssoM,
JoHN GEfsENDoRFRR,
JAcoB ScmiLLING.
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The Chinesc scared
s. 4. MILLER,
Chairman.
]. T. Knox,
Secretar,

Last Sunday morning rnmor was cir.
culated among the Celestials, OF this city,
that forty or fifty men had arrived In Al.
bany from Portland Saturday night for the
purpose of driving them out Of the city.
They reported that they were we'll supplied
with revolvers and bigger guns, and would
make Il hot for the sgitators II they were
attacked. Sunday night they harricaded
their doors ready for siege. As a matter
of fact there was nothing in tho rumor
Many of the people of Albany would like
to see the Celestials induced to leave by an
absolute non.employment OF them bat
they will not Intentionally allow any force
in the mater, mark that and We do not ex'
pect any. Agitators had better keep away
from here. Their only object vet manifest.
cd In the North West is to make thirty
days decree and then pounce down on the
Celestial In kuklux style. We don't want
any of that here. II peaceable people will
get together and agitate enthusiastically the
system of not employing the Cinnamon wc
will join heart and hand with them but We
reiterate that We are opposed to anything
that savors OF mob rule.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
Remember.

When a naturalized citizen presents him
self for registration he must show to the
Registration Board his certificate of natur-
aIization or a certified copy of his declara-
ton of intention to become citizen. If it
has been lost he must make affidavit to that
fact, and his affidavit must be supported by
the affidavit of one or more trustworthy
registered citizens as to the credibilty Of the
applicant. If any voter is sick or absent
from his precinct during the time the Judges
are in session to register voters, such voter
may apply to the Chairman of the board Of
Judges, and on making satisfactory proof
that he is qualified voter of the precinct
and that he was sick or absent during the
time the board was in session.
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d. v. S. REID,
ounty School Superintendent



Pulled sleeves with thin dresses will be
fashionable.
Free puffs are always in style.
Yum yums of Japanese figures will be in
vogue.
They will go well with strawberries and
cream.
Blue is seen in nearly everything.
Garters in elaborate designs arc the
thing.
Bird ornaments are going out of fashion
This is sensible. 1t is brutal custom te
kill the poor things for ornaments.
Black stockings hold their favor with thu
public, says an exchange They are not
appreciated, we rejoice to know, in Albany
Hand painted stockings are also a new
craze. Ugh.
Brown is the color with the masses thi
Spring.
Boot toes will be narrower than eve
this year. It is a pity there are not NOR
people who can use them on themselves.
A boquet Of artificial flowers on slipper
are fancy of some.
Hats are tumbling. Good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
MAs ABoIT T0ws.

q persons greatest enemy Is often tie
tongue. /. viii come the nearest TO hang
ing one Of anything but positive action.
Give It loose rein and it viii III nine cases
out OF ten run itself into mud hill Half
The remarks made 20 off like sky rocket
which are liable 70 fall most anywhere.
There Z no doubt that scores Of deer are
killed between Nov. rst and July rst, in the
foot bills. Such being the case It seems
rather tough for one offender out of a large
number 70 be arrested and put TO cost o
thirty or forty dollars. Yet, no doubt such
conss i necessary. as an example il prob
ably needed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
We weaken.

We once stuck up for the Portland News
but the course of that paper in acting as
the Champion Of the rioters, (and that is
just what it has doneif it has done anything)
has forfeited all claim, of it to the support
Of the country press of Oregon, which, with
two or three exceptions, is solid for law and
order It is now trying to twist into line
but it has set its mark and cannot hope to
regain favor with those who, through at
least the Willamette Valley, are almost
united in their purposes to let the law take
its course, and do what driving is done by
grandIy leaving the Celestial alone.
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stale Iasarases cam sasy.

ALBANY, On.. Feb. 18th, 1856.
Farmers aud others, read and sec hox the
State Insurance Company Of Salem, Oregon,
treated me. Oh the 22ad day Of Nov. 1885.
took ont policy oi insurance with them
on meat in dwelling aud somke house. and
on the 7th Of Feb. 1886. had the misfortune
TO lose my dwelling By m accident. my little
hoy upsetting my lamp. | notified their
special agent, Ar. J. II. Townsend, Of Al
hany. aud he by the next mail notified the
Company. and they sent their adiuster by
the next train and adjusted my Joss 10 my
entire satisfaction, they paying me s39T. IS
five days after the lire. heartily commend
the Company for their prompt and ibera
adjustment Of my loss. and know Il viii b,
TO tae interest of our people TO patroniz
this home institution.
JoHs D. PARSONS.
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Mr. chas pteiiFsr went to Portland las
Monday.
Mr. Frank Wheeler is now located a
Prinsville.
Miss Lola Riley, Of Harrisburg was u ths
city Tuesday.
Tony Noltner, Of the Portland World wa,
10 Albany on Friday.
4 Mr. JEFF Meyers. Of ssio, paid this Off 4
visit last Saturday.
| kev M Judy, Of Haley, has been conhn.
ed 70 his led lately.
Capt. Charles +. Pogell spent Saturday
and Sunday in Albany.
Curt u Winn returned to Albany the Grst
OF the week from Scio.
&C Cherry returned Oh last Monday from
business trip to Baker City.
Mrs Nat HsdpatiI. Of Vancouver, has been
visiting 10 the city, guest of Mr. d p Ma
son.
Vice Presidents Hoag ard Nash of the
Oregon Pacific, were 10 Albany Tuesday on
business
Frank Parker, who has been attending
school IN this city, his returned to bis home
At the Bay.
7. 1. Dugger lefs for Illinois yesterday
morning, being called there BY the danger.
Gus illnoss OF bis aged mother. -
Mr w Steel, ef Portland, one d tbs re.
nouned drn. OF Steel, pottinger & Raruer,
was IN Albany Monday night.
Last Saturday Dsputy Sheriff Charlton
Yintedthe poaiteBtiary with Mr Mccullough
VINO Rots there on six months visit.
Mr. Aaron C0Ddfa, who was in Albany in
attendance at the CireHit Court, left for his
bome Saturday. We acknowledge call.
Miss Ida Hay, Of Harrisburg, was in Al
bsny Monday and Tuesday being examised
Tor teachers certificate before Prof. Reid.
Mrs Damon Smith and Miss Lula Martin.
Of Harrisburg, came down from that city
tho trst Of the week, aud are visiting friends
IN Albany.
NJ. y. Monteith who wans to Astoria last
week was telegraphed Tuesday evening that
his mother was dying and returned to this
city on Wednesday evening.
Miss Lydia Rumbaugh returned on last
Monday from three months visit in Port
land. stopping az McMinuviIie aud Wells
station on her way here.
whist party - given ~ the residence
oi Mr Charles Brush, 10 honor Of Mr o n
Paxton, OF PoFtiand, on last Tnesday even
Ing. Several were present, aud pleasant
time Is reported.
Among the members of the Prohibition
Central COMMITTEES who We noticed present
At their meeting on Tuesday we're Il Knox,
Of East Albany. w Arnold. of Franklin
Bate and ID II Irvine, and y r Miller, Of
Seio.
Nr p Cayineis arrived 10 Albany last
Taesday from two years trip East and
through Southern California. seeking pleas.
ure and health. Few men in Oregon have
travelled a. much az Nr Cayiness We tear
ed when he left on his last trip that bis host
Of friends through the East would induce
him TO locate there, but are glad 10 know he
il back again determined TO make Oregon
his home hereafter aud 20 quit travelling.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
Teachers Inslilate.

A teachers institute will be held in this
city under the supervision of County School
Superintendent ID. ". s. Reid, commencing
on Wednesday the 3rst day of March and
continuing three days Prof. McElroy,
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
will be in attendance. Let every teacher
in the county be present and make this in
stitute both beneficial and interesting to
people and teachers.
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Law and order In Portland.

Last "Wednesday a meeting was called by
the law and order element of Portland 10
be held at the Court House, at , O'Clock.
The hoodlum element got in ahead OF those
by whom the meeting was called, in their
characteristic style, nominated their own
officers and passed their usual resolutions.
Short sighted, narrow minded men, their
purpose seems to be to rule or ruin, at least
to allow no one else to rule. All the time
they are weaving ropes that will hang their
own cause. Such disorderly conduct dis
gusts the best element in society all through
this big Northwest.
The law and order crowd, numbering
probably 1000 people met at another place
and passed resolutions of an emphatic ma.
ture.
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some c,reulI Cours Notes.

On Thursday evening Of last week after
going to press the case OF the State against
Matte Allison was again presented to the
grand jury, under the order Of Judge Boise.
They second time returned TO the Court
mot a true bill" and Miss Allison was dis
charged.
On Friday afternoon the motion mention
ed in our last issue for the pos,ponement OF
the Saunders trial to June was heard before
Judge Boise An affidavit by the prisoner
alleged that three material witnesses were
absent, to-wit, Al. Bocnikc, man named
Johnson, of Salem, and drummer named
Minns, of Portland. The affidavit stated
that the latter was sixty feet away when the
shooting occurred. That on the trial he
would swear that he heard Saunders say,
"what do YOU mean by insulting Matte, !"
and that Campbell answered something 10
the effect that he would kill him, reaching
back towards his hip pocket, when the pris-
oner drew his revolver and fired The
other two would swear according to the
affidavit that the victim of the murder made
certain threats. We give 80 much of the
matter is an important item in the case,
|, without any comments.
The case of ]. II. levitt against School
Dist. 81, which was thrown out of Court on
a non-suit, was afterwards settled by the pay
ment of SIso to Mr.. levitt.
There were only two divorces granted
during the session Of the Court.
The State Penitentiary received only one
prisoner, Mccullough, who viii remain
there six months. Ills was peculiar case.
Two men swore TO directly opposite things.
All the circumstances though backed Neil's
straight story so well that the prisoner had
to fall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
Anniversary sermon.

Next Sabbath at II o'clock, a. m, Rev.
Brownson of the Baptist Church of this
city will preach his second anniversary SER
mon, being the close of his second year as
pastor of that church. In the evening APP
propriate exercises commemorating the an
niversary of the organization Of the Sun
day School will be given. Public are in
yited
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-03-19
Appropriate Pointers.

Observe law and order
Do not let your Prejudices stand you on
your head.
All street talk is not sworn to before a
Notary Public.
Leave the Chinese absolutely alone. II
will settle the question.
1t is easier to see beams in other peoples
eyes than to feel post in your own.
Two many crimes all through the North.
west go unpunished
II is easy to nominate man in the open
air, but it takes votes at a convention.