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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
! variety Of slser.chaum.

The following settles the matter Of the
material used by MI Kenton 10 nannfactnr-
ing bis Sea Lion Silver Polish. As there
has been considerable dispute over the
matter, IL will be-of interest
BROWNSVILLE, Or, August l3, 1896,
Mr.. N. He1k08, albany, OysgoS:
DEAR SIR s--Now that have had time,
/ have hnished the analysis Of the mineral
you sent to me- find it, as expected. a
species Of sepIolite The quantitative anal
ysis shows some variables owing, / think,
TO the mechanical admixture Of some inn
puritieg. / found alumina in it, which
makes it resemble montmorillonite. The
true name of this mineral would be aphro.
dite whose formula is Mg Nj Os 4 3aq. You
will see by comparing tia. suth the formula
for sepiohte or RiesrSrlisu ., that the principal
differences IL tie u1cc taiDiy OF tho quantity Of
water IN il. Fer mesfsehsum the formula il
He Mg2 Sis % i +aq Generally the PLAIN
figures are about 60S per eenb. silica, with
n. magnesia, with IL 1 water. Taking the
H and the O elements ont Of the meerschaum
formula, and restating them - water. Hz O,
the formula would almost be that for aphro-
I.dite. 1t is coarse, impure variety of
meerschaum. Respectfully.
w. s. WALKER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

The annual state convention Of tha " e +
q vail be held in Corvallis. beginning Tues
day. Angnst 30th. anil coniinning until
Friday evening 81 that week The public
of this city. and especially the frisnds oi
t~mperanss. ars cordially invited to attend
The AssAlnar Three Sisters makes regular
trips 70 Corvallis every dag and back the
next, 80 thai AIRY ms wishing To attend this
Aftesasnn and eyeaiog ass*isas can do 30
with eass and eanseni~E. e. The evening
programs arc expected - i.e n8ssually inter
esting 81 the gensrsi pah',s The caaven
sion Will ctnss on Ffi,Iss seeming wish .
mcsting devoted IN the Y We 7 U's Of
Oregon. Some OF the bsst saIsst in the
state viii BE pressnt i hapcI that
there will be . full attendance If '.Y's" from
this city and the suFrnundina raastrv. The
regular moetiag Of TIE W cTU vii -
beld Monday 81 aakt ~sak iasssad ~
TnAaa6y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

The management of the Oregon car i
now settled. Editor Buick Il manager ant
y y Prcttyman, superintendent.
Rev. A. l.. Lindsey, OF Portland, will fii
one OF The chairs IN the new theological col.
lege Of California
S,sS4 acres of grain were recently des'
troyed In Minnesota by a hail storm.
Prof. Miller, who ran on the prohibition
ticket for Congress, as Is well known "did
not get there" but he has Just succeeded In
getting position In the Portland High
School rs assistant teacher Of languages.
The grand encampment Of Knights
Templars will he held In St. Louis, begin.
ming Sept. sS. We understand that Mr.. ID
+. Mason of this city will attend.
The Union Sentinel has been sued by
Rev. Hays for libel. That paper. accused
him of burning subscription paper con.
tanning his namc with $loo after II. An
advertising dodge perhaps.
Henry Willard Is now said to be worth
only $2s0ooo. In country editors
pockets that would be looked upon as for.
tune of monstrous proportions.
The land league meeting In Chicago asi
week was one of uncommon Importance
"A striking resolution was one boycottlng
everything OF English manufacture rhe
absolute freedom of Ireland was talked
though not resolved.
AT Clovedrale Cal, Mrs. Gen. Logan
met an old schoolmate whom she had not
seen for years and years The man rushed
through the crowd crying, "Where's Mary
Mrs. Logan embraced him without cere.
mony.
Some Indians were recently found IN
Alaska who had never seen white man be.
fore. That Is getting back to the Columbus
epoch.
Chief Justice Waite OF the u. s. Supreme
Court, passed south on the q & & K X
Friday. Though holding the most dignlh.
cd Office In the u. :. he attracted little at.
tention compared TO Logan who went
north on Monday.
The majority against local option in
Washington Territory was 4S7. With Seat
tie left out, the majority would be s43 for
local option.
Cutting was released last Monday. the
reason given being that Medina. the Sian.
dered man, had waived his right TO q civil
sult. The Mexicans, anyway, were anxious
TO drop the matter.
In one.mlle race near London last
Monday between Cummings, OF the u \,
and George. Of England. the latter beat In
the fastest time on record, 44tA. Cum
mings was ahead, but slipped a short
distance before the finish.
Wheat Is 81 cents In San Francisco.
Thirty-fve cents a box will be paid in
this county for hop picking.
A A McCully left property valued at
about S7y,ooo.
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Fer Taa Or Money.

Mr. W.F Barrows, Of Shedd precinct, has
some stock on bis farm which be Is willing.
At any agreed time, to exhibit against any
thing in the county for fun, money, new
hat or a suit of clothes. As an example of
what he can. do we mention the weight Of
four calves. "Hornsdale," bull calf, born
April l, 1886, weighs 584 lbs sWonder, !"
born April 10th. 438 lbs 'Venus,p heifer
calf born March 18th, weighs $50 lbs, and
Lily Roam, born April l0tb, 379 lbs. These
are All of the short horn stock. and their
weights speak for them. Boasts were re-
Gently made Of six.mOnths California calf
that weighed few pounds over 400 pounds.
Several Of these, all considerable younger,
will beat the figures Our columns are open
to stockmen on this or any subiect of like
nature. Mr. Barrows' address is Shedd
Station.
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Corner Stone services.

The corner stone Of the new Masonic Hall
at Leba0rn was to be laid with the usual
forInaIfties Of the craft yesterday after
noon at two o'clock. The ceremonies we're
to be conducted by III w David p Mason,
g M. assisred by D g Clara, 2 g NJ, and
other prominent masons. Past Master Geo
Chamberlain WAS down for the GRAFTON.
Rev j Thompson 10 ofiiciate as chaplain.
The building will be constructed Of brick
and will be an ornament TO Lebanon. re-
hecting great credit on the members OF the
Mystic Tiup il that locality.
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CLOAKSl CLOAKSl
CLOAKS!

Samuel Il. Young invites atten.
ton TO bis large stock Of FALL and
WINTER CLOAKy and WRAPS,
which he has lust received direct
from the manufacturers In the East.
Ills stock this Fall will bc found
more complete than ever. and con-
tains many NOVELTIES In these
goods. He also has n large line Of
MISSES and HiLDREN'S CLOAkS.
i'hese CLOAKS are now on exhibi.
ton ut his store, and are offered mt
extremely Low PRICES.
SAMUEL II. YOUNG,
First Street. Albany.
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ResoIntIeas.
coRvALLIs, August Is. 1885.

DVNF FNtllIHi NHA3tI7p Aus KUrVs
At an lmpromptu meeting OF the returning yeter.
ans from the late eneampment, held at the Hcmphilf
House on the evening of August 10Th, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
1st, That return thanss TO the officers and
members OF the Oregon Development Co.'S Steamer,
'Ysquina City,, for the universal Kind treatment of
ourselves and families on our return trip from the
eneaulpmet, ana also to the managers Of the Oregon
Pacific atlroad company inprsviding special train
fol our accommodation on leaving the steamer direct
to Corvallis.
I'd That we heartily recommend said steamship
and railroad line to the travelling public.
lsloNKD0 fSEaNRDo
B.F TALLER, X, II, MfLH0Y.
Secretary. President
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Arf Tearhe~.

Miss Minnie J. Clothier, student from
tn. Kensington Art School of London, and
for some time successful teacher in forty
branches Of art, including lace making, IS in
the city. Sire will give lessons each day,
forenoon and afternoon, at Mr.. A. b. Wood
in's, one block south of the DEMOCRAT
Office. where those interested in obtaining
instruction in this line should call. ~Peci-
mems of Miss Clothier's work faSe been on
exhibition at Foshay q Mason's
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NOTES.
The very Rest.

haye added to my boot and shoe stock a
line Of the celebrated Laird, lSchober &
Mitchell, PHILADELPHIA Fine Shoes for ladies',
misses and children. Acknowledged by
dealers generally to be the hest value and
hest fitting fine shoe made. Widths q. ID, E,
and EE. A child can buy as cheap as man
SAMUEL r. YOUNG,
So,e Agent, Albany, Oregon.
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WalerIoo nalel.

Mr.. J. G. Gross has reduced board to 81,
and children accordingly. Meals 75 cents
No extra charges on SUNDAY unless by
special orders. Horses fed hay and oats for
rs cents per day per span. Parties wishing
me to meet them at the train, please notify
IN time. Charges reasonable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

Last Saturday Saunders bed tick at the
Jail was taken out and examined hy sheriff
Smith, when a saw for fling steel was
foand concealed in il, together witn pisccs
OF wood which it together. IniicatiOns of
previous use leads Sheriff Smith 10 think
they were the 81 ne used when Saunders
escaped before. AT another time 4
knife blade made into a saw was found in
the JAIL These would all go TO show that
Saunders still has hopes OF escaping the
trap door act. but he will find himself
mistaken He will never get away from
Sheriff Smith.
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rrs s.Is. % rIsy rrrpsrly.

Last Saturday two important sales of
city property were made. Dr 9. w.
Naston sold his place, corner Ferry and
Sixth street 10 Mrs Robt Davis for $1,000.
and Mrs. J. n. Poster sold her house and
two lots, corner ashington and Fourth
streets to County Jerk Galbraith for
S7zoo. Mr. Galbraith will s-bring his
family to this city, and Mrs Davis will
move in from the farm. DR.. Maston will
buy other property.
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q NAN AaoUT rows.

Recently the NJ. A, +. met a gentleman
In this city who received slight injury BY
an accident. The newspapers here pub
lished Il, and the Portland papers rehashed
II, with a little more color 10 the scene. a
friend Of the gentleman saw the news, and,
thinking something serious had happened,
came all the way 10 Albany TO find out
about H. He should have telegraphed.
Thus Il Is that little things often expand
nto balloons
Railroad building makes things at least
temporarily lively. Our city needs to
anchor the boat now that Il has Il and keep
the life with rs.
The chapter OF accidents around Albany
this summer has extended into volume.
Parties feeding tramps should send their
bills for meals into the county court. Bills
savoring of that nature are sometimes
allowed.
II some OF the exaggerated stories cir
culated on the streets were true, the Oregon
Pacific could easily get a sufhcieney OF
sixty-fve feet piles by utilizing corn stalks
grown ~ this OouuNf.
While in the city Col. Hogg's party saw
come OF the AK and pick handles man
ufactured hy Daniel Best and pronounced
them the best they had ever seen. They
took several samples east with them to
show what we can do in Oregon in this
line.
The NJ A T is proud of the verdict Of
the Jury in the Chicago anarchist trial.
II Is 4 local matter TO all OF ms. We do
nos rejoice at the mere fact that August
SHES, Michael Schwab and five others will
hang, but we do rejoice over the fact that
the big foot OF American Law has been
set down solidly. like Sledge hammer, on
anarchism, socialism, communism and all
kinds of disorganizing isms. These in
ternal, vital consuming fires must be
quenched. and Portland. Seattle, Tacoma
and San Francisco may well open their
ewes and ears.
Il is reported to the NJ A T that a certain
party in Alb.ny is charging so cents a
drink. Some one suggests that II this Is
the case the IL ense should be placed at
$I2oo a year, in order to protect the 10
cent-a-drink man.
II Iamison's plan had been carried out
ne and Saunders would have gone down
the railroad, found a car loaded and locked
for the East. when Iamison, who Is an adept
at the business, would have opened il in
scientific manner and they would then have
travelled beyond the reach OF our oficers
unobserved; but fortunately Saunders
would not listen 10 this plan.
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80 p- ~ .eelAra, y. ,

On Thurs iay OF llst week Ianss Nc
culley. ia5prsr on Dns - the > ? pill
drivers. mst wi.l llise ,i1il r.airl.
While moving one oi g1- r1'ler- ilicr me
driver, crOv5lr slipped tesritE ~ the
nail and a portion u lhs ilssh ~ the lisde
finger Of his right hand, nece-si.ltilg Inc
amputation Of the finger AZ the iirst Joint.
DR.. Boatman performed the operation.
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cssselaEaas.
OK rilE pEArn o. AnANnA.

on THE pRATH of AMASnA.
tiFcan bs the tnrf above. sar.
The loved ct bygnns tH~s.
None know her biit IN i,,sn lsss.
None slamed her unt e. stsi~s.
Wesp not for her. kind i tvHts,
For the loved aud los a. f4n;
see liar angel hand besx .eiag
FROM beside the golden stair.
We only know that she Il gssns.
Afd that the same reient'es~ tide
Tiixt hears her from IA. on an ! ser.
shall also bsar ns 70 ll6r side.
Shell not for her the hitter lear,
spF give the neart TO vain reg gssi,
! The gem that tiIls the eask.t hsr-.
NilI love and innocsne .ntrkles rei
Her ilt;ls valea II hnshasi r So,
And noise ess ara her issf - ~.
she tssekosk a. 10 cam9 asay.
ard walls flr uz 1t nsrus = seat
-R
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.'marti rime..

Mise Dora Hendrex. slausl,t.s OF Or Jay
F Ilsudrex. II Harrisburg. i. naw In tbs
city Introducing ths new bns.k entitled
lizard Timea--Its Cause and Care Of
which tha Dr. is the author. This book
treats Of the financial and labor ours sions
that now attracs so much astansson. Bay
ona and read IL.
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They spe.k r.r eur cenasry.

A remarkably good display, of cereals.
grass, fruits, etc, may be seen in Burkhart
a Keeney's real estate Office. II speaks for
Linn county. Many of the specimens
were taken from Mr. & Burkharts model
farm. A thirtecn-foot stalk of sweet corn,
a sweet potato and stalk OF celery, all
raised By DR. Maston, are among the
display.
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zig Peach

Mr.. C. II. Stewart of this city has handed
US peach of the Early Crawford variety
raised by him in this city, which for size and
beautS excels anything we have yet seen.
It measures just eleven inches in circum-
ference and is as pretty asa peach. Who
ran heat II
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Mr.. A. b McIlwsin has ia.t rscsi,ei =
his ssova the largcst AID .best ss.ak at ear.
pets. OH cloths and wali paper ever brought
- AihAay. The quality ard dssigna Of his
carpets are nos anrpaased. q account ol
his large stock hs vail aadsrsen Auy mouse in
Albany. Ii yau sonid ssa iir-t class line
of go,ria call and see his stscA ~ carpets. OIL
cloths ana wall paper. This Ii business.
Will Bros. have received a large lot Of
shot guns and rifles from ihe East and
will seii them ~ Portland prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

At least six Linn county students will go
to school East beginning next month. On
Wednesday or Thursday of next week ]. J.
Charlton and Stephen Finn will leave for
Princeton and John and Dave Love and
Oscar Maxwell will start for Quincy, I'll.
WV. Bailey left few days ago for the
latter place.
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Lost

Between the DEMocgAr Office and Mrs.
Rideout's, plain, heavy gold ring The
finder will confer great favor by return
ing to this office.
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sau.plag 0nllIt..

Complete camping outfits. oOasistins Of
COTS folding chairs. folding tables. etc. Just
the thing, AZ Nv. FortmiIler 4 Cas.
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Two miles northwcstc ci Hal-ey . pocket
hook containing several valuahle articles.
Owner eau have the same ny ealing on | n
Walton. two miles koath II Shesld p ewing
property aud paying far this notice.
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New Geosis.

A. b. MaIlwain has large and we'll select
ed stock Of new goods, as fine as ever brought
to Albany. Call on HIM and make your selec-
ti0na from his iirat-class stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

A new and elegant line OF furniture just
received at w Fortmiller & Co.'S. Their
cherry goods are fine. Their new center
tables are the best and most stylish In the
market. For irst-class furniture call on
them.
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II Is time 70 gst your spring head apparel.
A. b MoIlwain has stock Of hats Of the
latest styles, which every man should ex.
anime before huyinR.
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Oap ilork ii W.-st Albany. eoad house,
barn AMI osher impr wesnenss Will sell on
rss3 terms inquire at this ctliee
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New Furniture.

The fiaest Iias OF window cornice mould
ngs At Woodin's
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100

100 bushels oil charcoal wanted immediate
lv at HoEEman & PfeiHer's.
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"A few days ago Mr.. Fred Graf traded
his block on First Street with James Pipes
for a farm situated q few miles from this
city. Consideration, 5000. Mr.. Graf
will 90 to farming, and Mr.. Pipes, we
uuderstend. will open a store.
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RARREED.
ZEICHEL-S L-SCHUBERT-O On August 20,
1886, at Bozeman, Montana, Mr. Ferd
zeichel and Miss Lizzie Schubert.
IThe DEMocRAv. with nany friends. ex-
tends congratulations
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Sixty-eight Cinnamon left Albany
Wednesday by wagon, forty going to the
hop yard OF Templeton Brothers and
twenty to the yard Of r M. Jack.
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Bedatesls from two dollars up At y Fort
miller & Cos.
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wsrsa Lesi4lag ~

Flrst-class butcher knives 4 All Bros.
gun store.
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Wheat. Gl ats Oft. 3s 60.
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Monster Circas---2oO Star artist--7O Acts
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WORE FOREIGN FEATURES THAN AIL oTHRR SHOWS.
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600 INVESTED ACTUAL DAILY EXPENSES, sSO5OO
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UNIVERSALLY POPULAR INSTITUTION Of The COUNTRY.
Unparalleled in Magnitude Drllanoy and Intrinsic Merit
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Railroad building makes things at least
temporarily lively. Our city needs to
anchor the boat now that Il has Il and keep
the life with ms.
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The chapter Of accidents around Albany
this summer has extended into volume.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

While in the city Col. Hogg's party saw
ufactured by Daniel Best and pronounced
them the best they had ever seen. They
took several samples east with them TO
show what we can do in Oregon in this
line.
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Parties feeding tramps should send their
bills for meals into the county court. Bills
savoring of that nature are sometimes
allowed
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
THE FOREIGN BUDGET
Gladstone Urges the Commons
10 Wind Up Business.
EARLY DISSOLUTION ANNOUNCED
The Premier Thinks Il viii Occur B.
fore the eod Of TINS Month-Aii
Ready Tor the Coming
elections

LospaN. June l0 --ln ihe hoase of CON
mous this evening SIR Gladstone sialed
tnat in consequence of the rsjeclion oi ihe
second reading oftLe Home Ruie hill on
Monday De had advised the Queen iAat
Parisment should be- DISSOLVED with
out delay. % which Her Majesty
had assenled lie therefore asked the
House 10 wind up necessary business a. the
earliest possible day and announced thai
be would move each day that the Govern
financial business lie further gave notice
that he would move tOmofr0N that The
House adjourn until Wednesday next
Mr. Michael Hick- Beach said That in
view Of the remarkable omission from the
Governments statement u the date oi dis
solution he would move thar the HOnse al
lOurn Nothing he said. would satisfy The
opposition but the assurances that Parlla-
ment wouid be dissolved al the earliest pos
si5le moment and that The new Parliament
would meet without delay
Mr. Gladstone said be was unable o. sup
ply positive information as Ia the date 81
dissolution, but without doubt il would take
place before the end OF the present month.
The new Parliament be said. ought 10
meet soon possible afie-
the elections. and the country ought not 20
remain IN uncertainty after the elections re
garding the Irish policy the Government
will adopt.
Mr. Hicks expressed himself rs satisfied
with the Governments statement and with
drew his motion 20 adj0urn.~