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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-17

" t6ap Z I'll Ou t0AL
point.
II haven't many minutes to spare said
Mr.. Smart in his airy manner as he took
q seat. Don't run away, Miss Double
bass. I may nave to talk secrets, but
nothing, / am sure, but what I may trust
you with. Now, then, where is the mag
mum opus?n
Mr.. Doublebass handed the Ms. to his
visitor.
4Rather bulky, isn't itfn observed Mr..
Smart, posing The work in his hands. II
hope 1t isn't too long, though thatts a
defect soon remedied. What's thisfn 1.-THE
critic had rapidly turned over a page or
twol. ALLEGRO, 'Andante con mote
sScherzo.' This looks like Philharmonic
form, doesn't it, D~oublebass2 We don't
want anything too serious, you know.
But perhaps / had better talk business
first. / have told you can find an open
ing for this symphony, Doublebass, and
that you will be well paid for it. But
there are certain conditions. I don't want
1t for publication in the ordinary way. 1t
Is to he prepared in public, but are yon
prepared not only to part with the pro
perty IN it-of course Tor good considera.
tion-nnt TO give up all claim to the
authorship 2 Mr.. Doublebass, who had
teeL lookiIlg at his visitor with a comicaI
expression, took of his spectacles, wiped
them, and put them on again, as If to
assist his comprehension.
Y beg your pardon" he seid.
"ltis In this way3H resttaiesss q sr :.ss.e ent.
a new symphonies to be performed at a
certain concert to be given shortly in
London. I want. yeNs symphony for that
puIpose.4Nnl It suit you to take a sum
\ 0nyVir - fr fra -, - ZNt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The Grand Ronds and Sand Laks
Wagon Road Co. iavecommsncsd 70
prepare the roads for summer travel.
They are making several changes be-
tween hero and Grand RDnds that
will be a great Improvement. They
intend 10 have the roads Ia q good
condition by the Ist Of May.
The steam schooner, A. b. Flslds. L
expected to arrive soon from Portland
Mr.. A. Phelps left for Portland last
Thursday en- business.
We understand that small sleam.
er is being built at YaquIna Bay OK.
pFessly for the coast trade. We hope
she will give as y call.
Mr.. Olsen, OF Tillamonk, 10 .alao
building steam schooner at East
Portland for the Tillam00k and Mes.
tucca Bay line. The more opposition
the better for the shippers. 2 80
Willie Compton. who has been. In
Washington Territory the past win
ter, returned homs. Thursday. u
Fred ShersioRer & CT. will com
msnce despssa fishing next month.
Two boats, supposed to come from
thesBeca which sank at sea short
time ago, was found on the beactr be-
tween Sand Cape and the. mouth OF
the Bay. One was u large life boat
and the other was q small yawl boat.
KIP.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Tangent school Ia ffoutlshiug
condition.
Austin B0nd and wife, of Hslsey,
returned home the first of the week,
after several days visit with relatives.
We noticed John Gay. OF Oak creek
IN Tangent, also Miss Kate Brlstow.
Rev. Il. 81. Culp Is conducting .
protracted meeting Ia Tangsni. Ser
Vices every evening commencing Al
o'clock. -..-@
Prof LambsFt preached one OF the
abiest sermons last Sunday evening
that has aver beSn preached In Tan.
gent. This Is what one ef the preach.
srs said OF the sermon, a'It was a
good as i expect to hear at the Cen
ernl Conference.
Rev. d. c.. McFarlaad left thlI
place the first Of the week fer Rich.
mond, Virginia, 10 attend the General
Conference Of the NJ. i. Church.
We hear considerable said abouI
the different candidates OF the differ.
snt parties, each ono predicting thai
hls candidate viii he electod nexl
June, but We think there II consld.
srable make believe on the part 81
the Republicans, for We do not think
they expect TO elect a man on theil
ticket, ss the Democratic Is one o
tho best and strongest tickets. thal
has hssn before the people.
We think that the prohlbItlor
question ought 20 be Submitted 10 tn
people irrespective OF party.
The prodIgai son has returned ane
the best coat has b0cn put on. anC
the fstled chicken has been killed
Il Is meat that we should be glad.
OnaERyER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The question: Iaost frequently aaksd
nos ia, "AFs We 10 have no Spring r.
Such incessant raining aa 10 have been
haYing lately, with 80 little sunshine,
seems 20 be keeping al vsgssation in >
very backward eoudilioa.
Frank Davis has bought W. Wheel
er's interest il the store Al lbis place,
aud Dir, Wheeler has moved % Lob
anon.
Mr.. Kirkeadall has just completed
the new livery stable, shich does credit
to the old one.
scheel opsnsd on last Monday with
forty scholars. vita Ne. A. ID Lasdy
As teacher. We think The people we're
very lucky 10 procuring the services IT
70 good an instructor as Mr. Lsedy
seems 70 bo.
DR.. Hardman, Of Corvallis, is In the
city. SodAvills hath ia charms.
The Rsv. james vanderposl viii
.prsach at this pIaea ts.morrow It II
o'clock.
3 q
The Misses 4 ubler, Of Lshapen, are
visiting their many frissds A. this rlAcs.
Born to the. wife Of .Mr. Hohert, on
tbs 18th inst., son.
A musical entertainment given 6y
SIr. and Mrs. Kium, AZ the Fountain
House on Thursday evening vas . most
enjoyable affair. s1aa .. 49,
Mr.. Barker ahd lady contemplate
starting across ths appntaius next
week, providing Lhs-& heather proves
fav0rAbie. They will be greatly nrisssd
by their many ftisnda bore.
Mr. Parrish, Of Labapen, has besn in
town for several days
In vain we ssarch the colnnns of the
DEMockAr for ths very inrersating
itcms from ths pens Of our neigh bsrs.
"A Rock Hillsr" aud IL aul NfalIer.''
Mr.. Al. Parrish, .oila OF i,nr. school
directors, has resigned his osIiee. There
will he rchool msssioe for The pnrpose
OF electiog some one 10 I'll the vacancy.
Mr.. x snan's little son, ,Joh9ny. was
unfortunate enough 81 have his foot
very badly cut a fsR DAYS ago. The
wound seems 70 be healing nicely.
Mr. Chris. Hlrdman was 10 town the
first Of the week.
Vs.
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coRRnsPo nc u


Rsv. O. Spsrry was again with us,
and delivered very interesting sermon.
His text Sunday was, "uod il leva. =
After services were over the crowd all
dispersed aud went over TO Gallaher
Greek, and the following persons were
bAptiVed into the Baptist Church /: Mrs.
Jane Temple, Mrs. Edna Niokels ani
Miss Ruth Richardson.
Miss Jennie Blackburn l. working
for MrS, Fannie Dodge.
John and William Dodge intsnd
starting Cor near sedadia, w. T., some
time this week. going by way # The
Dalleu.
Some few farmers are done farming
aad some are not. The cold wet wealth.
or will DO drawback to some.
There was quite thuadsr storm
passed over here on last Thursday.
Mr.. A. Dodgs Is selling his wheat
this week. A great many farmers are
husy hauling their oats TO town, and
sell them for 30 cents Per bushel. Very
good price foe o,ts to what they we're
last fall.
MIR. Brick Dust, .tAfunny ftllow, Il
stepping ever At Mr. Davsnporls.
We think the Democrats ara moal
sure to win victory lhis elrction, ,becans'
they havs nominated eli good men. Th'
Republicans are getting seared-oser i
70 some extent.
| Mr.. Hogue Parrish, who has beer
over in Canada for some time,is now q
home for while.
Mr.. Frank l. FIsher, from near Sc
lsm, has come 70 attend to Mr. Lsvis'
farm, formerly owned by |. Khksndal
] Miss Isaphina Morris, Of Norris Il
/, land. Is Visiting fiisDds sad relatives i
Rock Hill. 50
Miss Malinda Crime, Of near Swse
Homs,is visiting friends and ell sch "a
mates.
4 Miss Minnie Bates, aiaser Of Mrs
( Parrish. from near scio, is visiting rsl
Asivss aud frisnds-h
Mr.. @. Spsrry viii preach Mr.. 04A
ley's fnleral Gsrrnen. Hia next Al
! psintnsnt hels Is the third Sabbath !
, next month.
II Mrs. Mary A. GilmOrs, feom nsa
lIAnsSa lS.aLiOu.- O.xisitiDg at Henr
Klan's. ~ -o~
The familiar fase of x ,bsrt Gilmer'
. Of Sodavills, was sssn hers the last 20
. tisn Of last week.
Our school commsnesd the 9th I
: this month, under lhs able msnsgsmeI
Of Prof. j. Z. Eastman. We hoFs
will have a good achsol,
Il WEefs are We gsing 10 -esfsbfsre oi
Fourth this year ? Givs Il op-Er
A Rock HiLLER.
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EIalsey.

On last Saturday the relatives and
near neighbors. about one hundred Ia
number, met =t the residence of Mr..
Isaac Van Wiukla,to celebrAte the 79th
birthday ct Mr.. James Pearl. A most
excellent time was experienced by all.
The younger members Of the party and
mayhap some Of the older ones, passed
the time By playing croquet and foot
ball. But the crownilg feature OF the
day, at least to your humble cores.
pondent, was an excellent dinner. All
praise to the ladies who prepared it. Il
is to be hoped that Mr.. Pearl NAV on
JOY many more such birthdays. ss
Mr.. Chas. Wiadham, ,one Of Halsey's
most cxcellent.young men, departed for
the city Of Portland last Monday. He
will probably make ais fatut4 residence
there. Some of our ,oung. ladies are
thersby made sad. u sas
We learn that mauusoript paper
has been. started in the Halsey public
school, under the editorship OF Miss
i1ettie Bassstt. It is with pleasure
We record that Miss Starr Is teaching i
good school and giving satisfaction. = :.
= On last Saturday evening the Halsey
Brass Band serenkdsd the inhabitants
pf the town. They called upon. the 1.
Q. G. I. at recess oftheir session giving
them some good music, for which thev
received the unanimous thanks of the
lodge.
Rev. Messicks Of the Christian de-
nomination, il holding : series 81 msst.
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Leng station.

!. Miss Dora Baltimore is sick. DIR.
Jcnee, Of Albany,is tho attending ply
sician. ~ E. ......a
Il This Is the ISiadof weather the farm.
ers want to sss
+ Mr.. Gotten started east Of the mean.
tains last week. Hs will ID gons a
month or ak. waeks.ss g..
The Misses Barrst, who have been
attending school at Salem since last fall,
have returned home near here.
Mr.. Spioer, agent st Lang, has. the
contract for fur finishing the N. g. r. r..
with ties, some say fifteen Thousand.
Mr.. Smith aud. Mr. Hammack are
making preparations to build ware
house tthe Lebaron junction. They
afs going To build ons capable Of hold
ing GO, 600 bnshelA. They sxpeet 10
.nake it bin warehouse and 10 have Ii
done In time to stors the crop ofI8S6
in: We'wish them SUCCESS. ~
! Az Mr.. s. Ove.hslser was i coinr to
singing school last Sanday at the Burk-
bart school house, when nearly there
the king belt Of the hack broke, letting
the front end Of the hack fall TO the
grounds spilling the passengers out.on
the groAnd, letting the horses and front
wheels loose The horses ran aboug
two miles, soon losing the wheels. I
suppose $40 will Fay expenses. Neither
horses nor people we've hurt seriously.
LED PENCIL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Arrangements ars being made for
repalutlng tho Baptist Church at this
place.
d. Dalglelsh, ofPortland. paid eur
city business visit last week.
+. II. Croft went TO Portland Mon
day on business, and will bo ready to
sell goods May lst
j. A. Bishop Is erecting dwelling
Ia tho Hausman additIoA.
Mr.. Winters, the photographer, was
here Thuraday and leased a portion
of the lot belonging to Or. Carl, and
VIII erect thereon photograph gall
lery.
Mrs. g. III. Cohlo has been quito
sick during tho past week, but 10 now
Improving.
Saturday evening, At the residence
Of Mr.. Roberts, IN South Brownsvs.ls,
Miss Ssphronla Rice was married 10
Cleo. Roberts, Rev. Il White ofaelat-
Ing.
Sunday evening, at the residence
Of the brides father. Rev. Sweeney
ofiic atIng, Mrs, Allie Mccain was
married TO John @. Werner.
| w. II. Kirk has bought the proper
ty Of Frank Hyde, and Mr.. Hyde
/ will depart for Conterville soon.
The citizens of this place reIoIcs
over the recent decision Of lis Honol
Judge Dsady granting q. N. Scott
Receiver OF the Narrow Gauge, ths
privilege OF borrowing money fol
! builGing the bridges over the SantI
am and making other necessary rs
pairs along the road.
: Tuesday evening Messrs. E. Belts
J J. w. Moore, w, A. Cox and Geo
!. McHargue rsturnedfrom Blue River
: where they went about week ag
, 10 look after their mining claims i
that region. They report four or ilvi
d feet of snow, and was showing wheI
they left there Sunday.
attH es+ Cooag
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EsLale.

= s
Mr.. Frank Smith and family have
moved to Glencoe, Washingsou county.
They went away last Tuesday. 81.
Miss Helen D0uthit, who has been
attending the SEATS Universisy; spcnt
her April vacation with frierds in this
yicipitY a @ ,@
Will Tbempson. was quite low with
hemorrhage Of the lungs last week. Be-
lieve be is on the mend now.
Lena Thompson has returned from
her visit to Shedd. ~ 49, 1
Mr.. Dinwiddie las hsen ifnnblsd
with the erysipeIas The last week.
William Boyd has gone to Corvallis.
to look for work on the railroad
44 4fz s - = . $50
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Toe Republic 4 party in Marion,
Benton, MuItnonab, Douglas and Wasco
counties are tsrn TO pisces by faetisnal
qnaTrels and the sure signs Of diainte-
grafton crop out on All sides. jim
Lotan and Joe Siraoo, uf PORTLAND, are
said to DO at daggsrs poips bsesuss jim
had fixed mp county ticket for the
four or Eve thonsaaas- Rep'rbliesus Of
that coastF u vote Jos ~i1hests- con
sultiDg Joe. Joe appreciates '.bossea"
if be il the chief.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

We omitted TO say in sur last issue
that the Democratic county central
committee bad selected Mr.. J. e. Me-
Adoo as he candidate on the Demo-
cratic tickstfOr Surveyor. Mr.. McAdoo
isa teacher by profession, Of good eda-
e5iop, good moral cbsracte,, and a
s9Iod Democrat. Ho is cousin Of
Congrssman McAdoo Of New Jersey.
He is now 10 the enploy of The o. P.
r. r. lie has been 10 this county
about thres years
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

II Republicans are in sarnsst about
their talk cf-smiustiug Dave Thomp..
son for GJyesnor, then IL must be CEN
csdsd, at 6nCs, thA. Ley have decided
npon haVinga money campaign, because
Dave has nothing else 10 ths norld to
recsD,nead him 70 the psopls sxespt
bis barrel. I. rsmains 1s bs seen
whether ssif-rVspecting pso?ls will
submit to have such man for their
Governor. Il wot.id be ealaaisy, =
misfortuus, to give the rsias Of govern :
msnt iuto tss nands orsnen 4 TEsn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

For twenty-fve years Democrats
we're shut oat from all participation 10
gsvernmOatal affairs. Troy were ostra-
ciseI aud peFsecutsd, test oaths and
-slany other arbitrary and outrageous
laws we're passed in order to humiliaes
them. Even here in Oregon, a Demo-
Graf could not collect just claim
sa4ainsy e1anty or the state without
taking and subscribing to test oatb-
thai wouIt have been regarded outra-
geons and sYrennical even in the dark
days ef Diver Crom we'll. A school
teacher ~srnot allowed to teach school
with0wt afsrs subscrising to these odious
test cashT. srit respecting Democrats
cannot vote 70 put such party in pow
or agaia. No man contributed more
largsiy to tbs enactment Of such laws
than Geo. Fl. Williams, who will be .
candidate for United States Senator
two years bencs to FIJI Dolph's place.
If Charley ] ,huson Or s. A. Dawson
should be ~Irctsd senator from this
county they would, - doubt,contribute
as Republicans To The election Of Will
lisms or his counterpart. Then let
Democrats lay asideall aisappointmentn.
il any, and see that the Democratic
I esndidatss for Senators are elected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

II Is an old maxim that = person may
80 often aud 50 repeatedly cell "a ao-
truth that he will finally believe II him
self. So person with a atrong desire
70 accomplish certain thing, may sx-
press his belief thA, how'll succsad SO
ofsen that 40 viii csms TO balisve that
he will succeed, when cool, daliberase
mind will see no grounds for belief or
hope Of success. This maxim applies
TO those Republicans who believe they
will succeed 10 defeating one or two Of
The Democratic candidates in this coun-
~. We have seen eur Republican
Grienda thus slated At every regular
election la this eouaty for 20 years.
But with few exceptions they have been
doomed to disappointment. We have
known them to utterly fail under fa'
moro favorable circumstances than ere
Afforded this time. We have no doubt
lof the election of our entire ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The Republican county ticket nom
ina.ed last week will be found 10 an
other column. These man are very
respectable gentlemen, 30 far rs We
know them, but that is no reason they
should bo elected 10 q Dsmocr attic coUn-
ty. The Democratic candidates are al
respectable and capable gentlemsa, and
should, and will be elected because they
are Democrats and nominated by
Democratic conyention. While w
,haIl earnestly Oppose the slsction o
he Republican ticket, yst We shall mo-
fesl it any part OF our dusy,as a citizen
DswOcrat, TO sDgagoin soy vitupsra
ion or mud-aliuging, unless fOrcsa Il
10 so in reply % such warfare.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Polk county Democratic ticket For
the LegisIAture,P. w. H4Iey,J. J. DAILY,
A. N. Holmes !. Sheriff, j. p. Groves
Clerk, ID. W. Sears CommisSioners,J J.
w. Kirkland, George Griswold ASSESS
or, L ID. Gibson School SuPerintsn-
dent D. w. Jsrvis sorveyor, T. L.
Butler Coroaer,J. e. Kirkpstrick. A
good ticket, and we hope tbs boys win
''get in' and elect il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

An old Dsnocrnt, wksse lCcks are
silvered witS the hsrdships Of seventy
winters, was heard TO remark that he
aAd thought Of not xoting his falt party
ticket this year.but when he tookNa-fst-
respect Of the paat, and when all the dark
days Of adysrsiss ,hrough which the
Democratic party had passsd during the
last twenty-five years passed ia review
before him, he inquired II bis life had
been thus pnrpoaelsss now to tear down
and destroy the work Of twenty-five
Ysau of ndxsrsity ,-Of persecution, Of
huGiIistion and SIRE trials. He de-
terminsd at once TO remain faithful to
the party that tsessssa,ed. tbs -priec'i.
pies to which he bad bean dsxo,sdly
attached for life time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Our Republican friends had much
atrif- and trouble in making up a tist
of delegates to the State Convention
last week. ons Republican thought
theirs vera too msny-fools IN the par
~ ANYWAY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The outlook for carrying the state by
the Democrats is encouraging, and IL
goes witbouts4yiDg lat tho Democrats
Of Linn should contribute their full
share TO the fuItflaltion and realization
oftheir hopes in this matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

we would thus early call the attsn-
tion of the local Democratic mansgsrs
to the fact that fhe Republicans are
working earnestly 70 elect part Of
their county ticket. This old f,s is
willy ons and Democrats must be on the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Men are not necessarily bestsr,eithsr
morally OF intellectually, because they
ars Democrats or Republicans but we
believe il far more conducive to the
public veal that Democratic policy and
Democratic principles tbouId prevail,
and for that reason we earnestly urge.
every Democrat in the county to stand.
faithfully TO the entire ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Daring the past wsek we have been
through shsdFs, Hslsey aud Harris
burg precincts, and fiod Democrats gen.
orally we'll satisfied with the county
Democratic ticket. Let The Democrats
in AL parts Of she county do as well ns
these precincts, aud our ticket will re-
cOive large msjority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Hon. John p. St. John has been
telsgraphed for BY the ssate central
esmmittee Of he Prohibition party to
deliver fifteen lectures in this state the
latter part of May. Assurances had
been rscsivel that he would come, If
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The regist.a,ion board at Denmark,
IN Curry county, not hssiog beard that
the registry Law bad been hsld ueOpn.
ssisusional by the Suprame Court, .pso-
cseded to register lhs votars Of that
precinct; Tho whole number register
cd was so, while Il voters "a tbs pre-.
cinct did nos regiatsr. =. 49, =. 49,.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Our old frisnd, DC. j. Il. Kirkpatrick,
has been nominated by the Democrats
Of Polk for Coroner. This is q good
nomination, aud we hope the DIR. viii
give bis opponent .hs "foOrS mate" ~
Junp.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

l. is said that already bitter spisit
Of jssIousy has sprung lfp bptyssn
.fciends Of Charisy Johnsoa aud s. A.
Dlgs5n, The Rspablican candidates for
Senator. Some believe All tha fight
should he made in an sttempt to elect
one Senator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The Sllsm correspondent Of 'hs
Oregon;aa says Judge Powell, Of this
city, is being pushed for the nomination
on the Republican ticket for PrOsscut-
ing Attorney.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
County

AOWNbI
STATE sENAroRs--R A Irvine. oi Lebanon.
TT Black, Of Halsey.
REPRESENTATIVES,. IN n ssenry, Of Harrisburg,
Hs All Bleyins. Of Tangent,
Jw swank, Of Brownsville
FC Haasard, Of Lebanon.
I'D Miller. Of Millers
LII Montanye Of Albany.
CLERK r oalbralth. Of BrOwnsville.
sHERIFF.--D = Smith, Of Albany.
CoMMTssIoNERs.--Eao Miller. o. lHascy.
Lw pomeroy, Of sslo.
SCHOOL upERINrENpENr.--D v $ Reid, Albany
TREASURER w Curl, Of scIo.
AssEssoR.-Phinlp Smith, Of santiam.
SURVEYOR. +. MoAdOO, Of Albany.
ooRoNER.-.B Thompson. Of Harrisburg.
Precinct.
JUSTICES OF raE PEACE .--oso Humphrey, East
Albany.
r L Doris, West Albany.
coNsTABLEs. % q Burkhar,. East Albany.
JE jerks, West Albaay.
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LAG and eap... ].

Il is time to get your spring head apparel.
A. b. McIlwain has q stock Of hats Of tho
latest styles, which every man should ex-
anime before .baying. Ss.ss ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Hon. j. j. Shsw, OF Salem, is favor.
ably spoken of a. suitable candidate
on the Dsmscrasic ticket for Judge Of
the Third judicial District.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Az old Dsmosrss OF Harrisburg,
"frOm way back" says il they do NOT
want him to vote for certain men, then
they muss keep them of the ticks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The Republicans are said 90 be very
much dissatisfied with their county
ticket in Benton county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

ines ia the BaptistsChurch.
LAST Monday evening by SONS mia
management OF tho switch, portion Of
the aouth bound freight train was
thrown from the track. No one was
seriously injured, but some of the cars
and tho track wera considerable dam-
aged. Tho train was thereby delayed
sayeral hours.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The friends Of DR.. A. T. Bailey, Of
Washington county, it is understood,
will present his uams 10 the convention
fsr Governor. He is q. strong man.