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GENERAL INFoRmATIoK BUREAU.

DEAL ESTATE, COLLECTIONS. LOANS
III with Messrs. Williams 4 Mckinley, room
|, Ducommum block, cor, Main and Com
mercial streets.
jy22 In l.. SCHMIDT Il co.
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Division Of kilograms and Reports for the
benefit Of Commerce and Agriculture. Re-
port OF taken at hos Angeles
california, August II, 1856
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nR. BENNETT HAS REMOVED II s OF
~ fee to 800 s. Spring 81. his residence
is u West sixth street. Ladies' and gentle
men needing treatment or advice will re
ceive the kindest attention. once hours, .
A. N. to 70 NJ, and 2 to PM. jlSl
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Q. A. a., ATTENTION.

TO the beautiful LOE0arHEET fLAoE
with COMRADE MoOOYE.
$50 lew ossies lots left sozl0o' as y
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NOTICE.

Advertisement in this column % run un,
I'll forbid will not be considered ordeIeo
dfscontinued unieas the order IL loft al ine
business once OF this paper
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TEBICAL ELECTRICIAN-Roo Q. 10.
L II and ~, over Postoffioe. Telephone
So. llyl5
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DENTIST, Dental Rooms No. % South
Spring street, Roeder Block. Practiced 20
years. The best work at moderate prices.
Teeth extracted without pain. Special at
tention paid to filling teeth. ap2o-tf
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To San Diego and return by excursion
train Wednesday, August Is. Apply at
California Southern X. X. ticket office,
239 n. Main street.
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Or. cMAs. A. ". DE szlGETny.

nFFlCE-s Schumacher Block. opposite Post
" office, rooms 20 and n. Residence, Pearl
street, corner Ninth. Once houIs-ll to IL
A. M;stoaP. to SP.N Telephone No.
I6e AT Office and residence lap3-tt
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Homeopathic
~ SOUTH SPRING SrREET-HouRS;
10 10 to and evenings. Night calls an
swered AT office. jyl6
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nCULIsT AND AURISr-Late with DR.. st.
" John RoOsa and DR.. Norton, New York;
also late residence physician of the Eye and
kar Hospital, Worth street, NeS YORK, No.
4 North Spring street, Office hours-l0
A. to Up. NJ. and to SPIN Hylb
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1872 North Main
Ill street, Mascarel Block; residence lIS
Spring street, Los Angeles, once hours IL
TO II A. NJ. 10 4 p. NJ. Telephone NOS
50; office. 276. Jlylo
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- DO NOT Affect any particular style"
uereward answers, with cool smile.
Mr.. Cartwright sttres at him annihilating-
ly, but Hercward does not mind Mr.. Cart
wright wonders whether Lord Heriot knows
whom he IS treating as an equal-almost if
nos quite, as f,tmiilarly as he treats him.
HercvIrd, the sizar; Hereward, the poor
oesgar who llas not probably a second coat
in the world! Hereward, who las been
known to go without his dinner to buy books
lie determines in his own mind then and
dlera, to let his lortship know all about
tins young upstart, and 50 manage to
have MIN kept in his place. which is ccr-
tllnly not singing to the young ladies in the
drawing room at Kingscourt
but meanwhile Lord Hariot puts his arm
within Herewards, and they all follow the
ladies at once into the drawlngroon
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CHAPTER vi.

at am going to decorate the great hall
myself" announces Miss Middleton at break
fast the next morning. will anyone vol
unteer to help me! 7"
'I1l volunteer" EVE cries. 'May I,
Miss Middleton! I"
Certainly, if you promise not to be too
troublesome. 1 don't ask You, Lord Heriot,
ns l know you must be away all day."
Hereward knows she is looking at him !;
but he will not meet her eyes.
'May count upon your assistance, Mr..
Hereward?"
II am afraid you would not find me of
much use, Miss Middleton"
''Why not? Have you never put up holly
and ivy in your life :"
II cannot plead that excuse. But am
rather stupid at such work"
at is not work; it is play. Won't you
Gomez"
What can he answer to such o direct re-
Questr Nothing bat that he viii come. Of
Ooykve.
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The average human life is 81 years.
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CONTINUED ON 6rH PAGE.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-05-21
CHAPTER VII.

Glow, says Miss Middleton, pausing by
the piano
''Now what ?" Hereward asks standing be-
side her.
ssNOw ciO1 Won 1O11St rao1Iv "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
KAssleanaks..

We are often asked II there are any rattle
snakes "around." II tis a subject some are
curious about, naturally enough for rattle.
snakes are generally considered a danger.
ous curiosity. For the benefit Of those In.
terested we will say that about two weeks
ago Mr. Scott Ward and JEFF and Johnny
Isom Investigated den Of rattIers on
Wards Butte, and In few moments killed
nineteen Of them, one Of which was seven
or eight feet long and had twelve rattles
and button. The remaining snakes left
their quarters and scattered out over the
prairie, This proves that there are plenty
of rattlesnakes TO be found In the county IL
you only know the whereabouts OF their
camping ground but Il may be remarked
Tor the benefit Of the timld that they never
approach the vicinity Of metropolitan places
like Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
The Albany G. a. 3. c.

The Albany Chautauqua Literary and
Social Circle will meet at the residence OF
G. II. Stewart on next Monday evening,
when an interesting program viii be rem
dered. This Circle now numbers twenty
members. AS new year win soon begin
young or old people desiring a frst-class
literary education may well consider the
importance of the Circle The course Is a
regular College course boiled down into
English. 1t takes four years to complete
1t, ard when finished will give one as good
a literary education as a four years course
in the best College. The reading Is all ar
ranged in an interesting manner, by the
best authors, and can easily be mastered by
any one having an average of an hours
time to give to it each day. Any one from
any part of the county, desiring to join the
Circle after the summer vacation, can re-
ceive the necessary information from any
OF the members, to-wit DIR ] l. Hill, Mrs
M Brown, Mrs S Z Young, Miss Lib
Irvine, Mr. and Mrs c Q Rideout, Misseg
Annie and Kate Althouse, Clara Read,
Hannah Warren, Hettie Miller, Ollie Kirk
patrick, Miss Geisendorfer, Mrs S G Irvine,
Mrs L E Blain, Miss Fannie Strahan,
Messrs Carl Luderman and Robert Doris,
and Mr. and Mrs p Nutting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30

The Ashland 7Ydiags gives the following
account OF an accident which recently hap
pened to former resident Of Albany, sis.
ter Of Mrs. Z. NJ. Robertson Of this city
Mrs. Nareross. who lives on Pine street
In the western part of town had singular
experience last Saturday. She was moving
a chicken coop In which some hens were
confined, when an old rooster who consId.
cred himself boss Of the yard attacked her
and drove ono of his spurs into her wrist,
puncturing an artery. The blood spouted
firlously from the wound, and there was
much alarm among the nelghbors who
came to her assistance lest she should be
bled 70 serious extent before the flow
could be stopped. DIR. Parson was SUM
moned and dressed the wound, although the
blood had been stopped before his arrival.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
A surprise.

On Thursday evening of last week friends
of Miss Lucy Welch surprised her at the
residence of Hon. Geo. f. Chamberlain in
the Third Ward the result Of which was an
evening passed in most enjoyable and en-.
tertaining manner. The immediate cause
of this was the approaching time for Miss
Welch to depart for her home in Natchez,
Mississippi, which occurred on Saturday
Miss Welch has been In Albany
about year, during which time she has OBJ
tanned place in the hearts of many Of
our people, her estimable qualities and high
accomplishments making her friends with
all with whom she has come In contact. II
Is to be hoped Miss weieh will conclude to
return to Albany and make this her per-
manent home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30

X. c. Miller, of near Lebanon returned
last Saturday from Grant county where he
went some time ago TO see his son, Samuel,
who was charged with murder. On his
arrival he found public sentiment largely
In favor of his son, who was held under
bonds, being charged with murder In killing
man by the name of Taylor, who was
said to be a wild, quarrelsome COW boy.
The Ora nd Jury failed to find a true bill
and Samuel was discharged. Mr.. X. @.
Miller has much improved in health during
the trip. The many friends Of Mr.. Miller
and family will be glad to learn that the
killing OF Taylor was entirely in self-defense
and that no blame attaches 70 Samuel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
rAey Dld set Blse.

Last week an agent of the o. r. an. Co.
was In the city canvassing among our busi-
ness men for contracts for freight from San
Francisco, his figures being S. ton. Here
as well as in most of the other valley towns
he got well set down on. Billy Rice, travel
ing agent of the o. p. got In ahead Of him
at every point. Cheaper rates and quicker
transportation took the wind completely
out of the o. r. s. N. sails. Valley mer-
chants have not forgotten the time when
the o. r. & N. Co. had them under their
heels. The o. p is doing the square thing
by them and every last 'mothers son" Of a
business man In this part OF the State Ia
going 10 stand by II so long as II continues
It's good conduct. The o. K. & n. Co. can
save hotel expenses by keeping its bare.
footed moustached agents away from AL.
bany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30

There 10 nothing so scrubby that Celes.
ial will not buy Il II he can set his price.
The traffic In hogs heads suggests itself.
Dirty, bloody, offensive looking things, all
of them find their customers We have
seen Cinnamon haggle quarter of an
hour over the price of single head.
"rwenty cents" says the butcher.
"ren cents" says the Celestial.
"Fifteen," finally comedies the knife
manipulation.
"Too muchee," and he sesaws around
and finally departs without making pur.
chase, else strikes bargain by the addition
of some cat meat, and carries his prize
away, Its snoot sticking out OF the loose
wrapping paper Cinnamon may not eat
rats, but they certainly consume large
quantity of dirty looking hogs heads.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30

Tuesday, April a7th, 1886.

Tuesday, April a7th, 1896. !.
Present--All but Blackburn.
The report Of the Committee on Streets
and Public Property In favor Of cleaning,
grading and gravellng the alley in block
9 was placed on file.
In the matter of the application OF the O.
& c. for right OF way OF switch and aide
track on Water and other streets the Com.
mittee on Ordinances recommended that
the Oregon Pacific X X have equal rights,
upon their bearing their expenses Of original
construction and maintainance Of the same.
Upon request further time was taken In the
matter.
The Street Commissioner reported that
the sidewalks adjoining the following prop.
erty had not been repaired, and on motion
nc was directed to notify property owners
to repair the same Immediately, II not at.
tended to, the street Commissioner to do II
and assess the cost against the property .
adjoining block lot block 20 lots !, =,
and 4 block 4, lots I, ,, ) and 4 block
20 block AZ lots ) and block IA lots 4,
,, ; and 4 block u lot !.
The question Of grading the square cor.
ner Third and Broadalbln streets was pre-.
scnted, italready having been ordered grad
ed some time ago, Mr Woodin among prop.
erty owners having complied with the or
der. The city will not do anything at pres.
ent
A petition fof an eight inch terra Gotta
drain in block 8 to connect with the Brodai-
bin sewer was granted.
A petition for wagon bridge over ditch
on Ninth st., corner OF Vine street. was re
ferrcd to proper committee.
An ordinance granting the right OF way
on Lafayette street, was referred 10 Com
mttec on Streets and Public Property.
The matter OF a stove pipe for Engine
house No. !, and moss on roof was referred
to Committee on Fire and Water.
Sixth street was ordered graded and
graveled In forty days.
Street Commissioner was allowed 10 pur.
chase drain pipe Tor No. IS Engine house.
Steamer was ordered used TO siulee out
sewer on calipoola street.
The following bills were ordered paid :
Bills of Councilmen Robt Brown, $50 ;
John Jones, SEQ John Maxwell, Ss7.so ;
William Shanhan, SI4 ] f LeyIns, sr4-
so,
Following bills were referred lays,
$50 w c Tweedale, $40. 20 w Il Scott.
$4.7s y ] Henton, Si4.so.
The Council adjourned 10 meet as board
of equalization Wednesday night and 10
consider ditch ordinance tonight
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NAN AnoUr rswN.

A man slightly agitated with laughter
admitted to the NJ. A. 7. that all that
troubled him was that a neighbor day or
two previous wanted to borrow hen to set
on turkeys eggs for four weeks. lie
thought Il the best joke ofthe season. Any
way we give it place in this column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
Cant Find Them.

Several incidents have come TO Us of par
ties hunting for lots owned by them at the
Bay. One man is said to have even taken
a surveyor and made a search for two lots
in Alexandra, the name of a rocky, sidehilI
there, but without success. Others have
hunted for land marks, but in vain. Evil
IDENTIFY there has been some looseness some
where. Some day there will be a fine,
thriving city, at the Bay, perhaps right at
rocky, slabsided Alexandra, there is no
telling, for some Of the largest of cities are
built on side hills, and then the owners of
lots will want to know whether they are
the owners of the lots on which the $780,
600 custom house will stand, or some other
f,IIow. 1t is high time that the originators
of the scheme put some colored stones at
tie corners Of the streets.
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cruptions and itchings Of the scalp. promot
renewed growth Of the hair, and prevent.
fading or turning gray.
A spirited brush between 4 tricycIj aud
team Of horses on FIRST strest last T1esds
evening caused somo amusement for f.
moments. Had tie ssst IL the tricycis D..
broken the prevailing oFinion Is that
would have come out ahead.
Among other scenes, Sir J g Cmufoi
has recsntly added 10 his | - several III
stafeose@pic views Of Atany, Nbieb 81
Citizens should iumediatey adj to lsl
collections. Mr Crawford il doing asa
iino work, WHICH is speaking for itself, 9rea
y increasing bis reputation a. iirss-ela.
artist, by far tbe best IN this part Of Oregon
a tramp pro@iing around tbs yari II
FIRST Ward gentleman Sunday evenipg sne
denly found himself face to face with iii
proprietor of the li01sa sitting on his bac
porch. Aftefyasls wben caught hg explain
ed hts aetioo. bf atying thaf hs was srs sint
" get away from couple 81 Bis p1ris, whie
oi course was ship, as tue same tins prgl,s
ably suiiieient q alio@ him llis liosrty.
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~ MEMDaaAm.


Harrisburg Grange Is called upon 10
chronicle the death of oneof its oldest tncn-
,srs, Bro. ] 2. Afford Following his wife,
rho was also member, who died about six
cen months ago. Resolutions and pream-
,ic n reference to Bis death have been
laPfed as follows
WHggEAs. Goain hisaII- wise providence
as seen fit 70 remove from our midst Bro.
]. T. Afford, therefore, be i
Res0fpsd, Tint til thcd Of Bro. Afford
MS Grange has lost useful member, his
hildren Kind and affectionatc father.
bile wc bow HI submission TO the man
late that must sooner or later come TO all,
ge realize that his place can never be filed.
ResofUel, That We extend to his family
md relatives orr heartfelt sympathy IN their
bereavement. But while we mourn the loss
Jf our Brother, we should remember that
ne has the promise Of bright immortality
beyond the grave.
Res0iped, That these resolutions be in
scribcd on the minutes OF this Grange, a
copy furnished the family of the deceased,
also sent to the press for publication.
LEvr DoUGLAs,
w. J. McMEEKIs,
w. NJ. DAVIDSON,
Committee
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Hawkins, the celebrated" Is up In
Washington Territory lecturing. A great
many will be glad to know this. as he has
NOT been heard Of recently. just as he was
about to begin lecture at Sprague man
named Et.leson stepped on the stage and
caused sensation by introducing Hawkins
as the most notorious hotel blk on the
Coast. Everybody knows about Hawkins
cheek. II was equal to the occasion and he
went on with the lecture, during which he
gave \ receipt for making whiskey, when
Ettieson asked for receipt for paying hotel
bills, which brought the house down, though
of course Il did not stop the speaker. as he
was wound up for the occasion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
an ExpiannsIoa.
MnLre,s. Or, April azth.

MmLER's. Or, April s7th, 1886.
As you do not quite understand your
quotation from the Yaquina Post that "Prof
J ID Hughes, seAose home Is here on tie Bay
etc, Il Is right and proper that explain IL,
or rather correct It. Ny name should not
have that handle "Proi.' do not merit
that honor and do not desiIe a title, or any
thing else, that Is not justly and legally
mine. The pesf should have said. "whose
home Aes bees here" etc. II Is true have
a ranch on the Bay, but !, Is under prepaid
lease for three years, and Tor months il has
been offered for sale very eheap.
]. Il. Hu0nEs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
a cIs.s caIl FOR a Bls Blaze.

Last Sabbath afternoon. just as 8. S.
children were getting to work on their les
sons, and the second and third mines were
getting under headway in their Sabbath
desecratIon game of base ball, the fire bell
rang, suddenly adjourning proceedings gen.
orally. A close call for the 0'Tooie block
was found to be the explanation for the
alarm. A fire was discovered In the roof
over Mr. o'Toole's room. Il having caught
from the chimney. Mr.. Simon Seitenbaeh,
OF the Hook & Ladder Company. mounted
the roof and cxtinguished the flames before
any damage was done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30

Got your coffee ground At R. 4 B's-
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

The Democratic candidates for the respec-
tive Legislative aud County oEaoea viii adj
dress the Citissns Of Linn county At che fol-
lowing times and places,
Lebanon. Monday, May 24th.
Waterloo, Tuesday, May 25th,
Sweet Home, Wednesday,, May 26th.
CrAwfordsville, ThursdAy, May 9Th.
Brownsville. Friday. May 2Sth
Seio, Monday, May 3lsk
Syracuse, Tuesday, June lat.
Shcdd, Wednesday, June 2nd.
Halscy, Thursday June Ord.
Harrisburg. Friday, June 4th.
Albany, Saturday, juno 9th.
All opposing candidates are cordially In
vlted to attend and participate in che die.
cussion.
Speaking to begin promptly At o'clock,
p m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
A ROuGh rrIp.

Mr.. d. B. Monteith arrived horse from
the Bay Monday evening From him we
learn that the "Yaquina." which was due
Saturday had just arrived rs he was leaving
Yaquina City, about sHC o'clock IN the
morning. Great uneasiness was being oc-
casioned by its long delay, a tug having
been sent out to hunt Il up On It's arrivaI
it was learned that a hard storm was the
cause Of the delay. 1t had good passen-
ger list and large amount Of freight for
valley towns. The manner in which ii
stood the storm showed It to be . sale sea
going craft.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
Not a serlous Accident.

Last Friday or Saturday at Lebanon a
peculiar accident, with not very serious
result, happened at Lebanon. At the Nc
Donald place, Mr. Conn was standing
on the ground by the building being con-
structed, when a workman on the scaffold-
ing about fifteen feet above, slipped and fell
headlong towards the ground just at hat
instant Mr. Conn bent forward, the falling
man striking him in the back, bounding off
on another workman near by. All of them
were well stirred up and that was about all.
They had reason to congratulate themselves
that broken neck or two was not the re-
suit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
ThrowA rrem q Horse.

On Thursday Of last week Mr. d. X.
Warmoth, Of HaIsey, was thrown from his
horse while crossing the Calipooia bridge
this side Of Brownsville, and quite seriously
though not dangerously hurt. The accident
happened by his horse slipping and throw
ing him against the bridge, knocking him
senseIess. Medical aid was summoned and
good attention given him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
odd Fellows DsdIeatlon as csSurs.

Last Monday, the 26th of April was the
9th anniversary Of the institution of Odd
Fellowship in the u. S. In honor of that
day the members of that society at Coburg
had basket dinner, fine address by Prof
w. s. Walker, OF Brownsville, brass band
from Eugene, procession, 500 people pres.
ent, their new hall was duly dedicated with
the beautiful, imposing, instructive cere.
menies of the order by Grand Master w. c.
Tweedale, of this city assisted by p. @.
Master Walton, and p. 6. Rep. Doris, Of
Eugene, and Grand Sec. Bacon. of Oregon
City. The affair was eminently successful.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
ssIil Gsoa.

The DEMOCRAT long time ago offered
years subscription to this paper for the
first salmon caught in the Willamette at
this city presented to US. We never receiv-
ed an answer to the offer for good reasons.
The same is stiIl open. We are as anxious
as eyer for the $z.so salmon. BY the way,
permit us to ask the scaiy question How
do salmon take to the fish ladder, that mon
strous institution which we Ionged for, but
got only to find It greasy soap bubble
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30
cOt mixsa Us.

Last Friday Tom McNary, y,who was work
Ing for Johnny Schmeergot into what might
be caIleda squabble with George Saltmarsh.
A hose, some water, a few rocks, etc, got
mixed up In such a manner that George
Humphrey,J. P.,said, after formal hearing,
that about S. and costs would settle matters
with the county. S7o,the total amount,was
too heavy for Toms pocket book, and that
Is the reason he lang uished in jail
for short period.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-30

Ed. Comely and Spake boy are said TO
have lost SIS in money, gun and few
other things by the upsetting of boat in
the Willamette few days ago. They
were towing some logs down the river to
the saw mill when the boat was upset by
running into the ferry, all of its contents
being dipped into the river the money be-
ing in coat pocket.