The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-22


In her arms, gathered crowd around her
IN front Of the o. F. Hall, and with great
tears In her eyes poured cut her tale Of
voc, that could not be understood very
well until a white man came along who
KUN tuxed the jargon. She proved TO be
BIN Nclls squaw, and said he had taken
their horses, and wagon and run off with
another woman, after beating and abusing
her. and her heart was bleeding on account
OF the cruel treatment, and she cared moth.
Ing for muck muck and had about 40 soon
died as TO Iive Her sorrowfni story lacerat-
ed the heart OF even aim Wcslfali" and
we oil felt sorry for the poor ignorant
squaw, who had been meeting With the
same ufiholy treatment offered even the
christian white woman sometimes.
VIII TgAcA. Lastrhursday President
Condt.of thecollegiate Institute announced
that i'se services OF Miss Mary Irvine had
been engaged for next year. Miss Irvine
IL q graduate Sf the College, one OF Al.
bany's most accomplished young ladies
and will add to the value OF the corps OF
teachers, which Is one Albany people have
reason 10 be proud of. This will leave at
least two vacancies In our public schools,
Miss Kirkpatrick having retired, being
nos IN the efiice Of DR.. Rowland, of Salem,
where she Is learning the mysteries of the
medical profession.
pRoBATgp.-- The will Of l.. Tanning was
admitted to probate Thursday. Mr.. ). r..
Young Is the executor and gave bonds for
$4,000. double the value Of the property
left. The will was made IN 1878 and has q
codIcil made In 1856 II leaves all the
money and personal property Of the dc.
ceased, amounting 10 about Sfooo. 10 his
wife, and the use Of the home property,
valued az about 5000. during her natural
life. The remainder Of his property, con.
sisflng of real estate. Il left equally 20 his
children. Elias Tanning, Charity Luper
and Hannah NJ Gi.hrath, and the children
OF Percll.a Morris each receiving fourth
woMEN's RIonrs. DEMOCRAT
doesn't generally publish ANONYMOUS COM
munleatlone. bur when Il does II takes
great liberties. Here Is one: "why Is 1t
the Falr Sex don't Exercise the Rights they
have already Why Sir Just look the Field
IL already white 10 Harvest. Why Sir
should they Advocate womgns rights when
they wont exercise tho rights they have
already Why Sir the Batchelora arc waiting
BY the Score for them az Least am and
take II for granted the Baianc are al tho
kame Fix viii you Pleas Remind them Of
their muteh neglected Duty * Oblige
Signed Irs DtxtT."
Hk WAS n ALnANY.-Mr. Warner writ.
Ing 10 Portland from the East says :
arrayeling from New York 10 Chicago In
a vcstibule train met good many solid
men who discussed Oregon with no small
degree ol interest Among them was Percy
Pine, son.in-law OF Moses Taylor, whose
wealth figures np about Seoooo,ooo lie
spoke Of faqnlna Bay. having been ous
here, and the surrounding country as being
the most lovely spot on the earth for q
home"
CAUSED ExcfTEaEST.-La week Mr.
Raision Cox wrote line saying that Cor.
wallis -four was os cents \ sack at his store
Tie printer made It IS. About noon Mr..
Cox came 10 this Office In hurry 10 get
some posters struck correctlngtte c mistake.
lie satd that he had been besieged al the
forenoon. Mr. Samueis, another -four
merchant saw the item and went on the
street selling hour at rs cents. There was
forawhtle furry Ia The flour market
LeadcY.
KicKtSo. The Salem SfafesmaH kicks
thusiy about the mali service on the q. &
c. So far as We are concerned We have
been treated pretty well @For superlatiye
inefieiency the present O. & c. mail sys-
tenn takes the bakery. A letter mailed Ia
Albany last Tuesday was received here
last night after the south bound mali had
been distributed, and the same party got by
the same mail a letter from California that
he should have received the morning be-
FORE
HEAVY DAMAoEs.-The jury In the nc
ton for damages against ciell Hayden, oi
Salem, after being out eighteen hours,
came Ia Thursday, bringing verdict In
favor of the Plaintiff, John Patterson, for
damages In the sum of $363s and costs
This was the case wherein the defendant
was charged with scducing the Riaintif'i
daughter, Stella. Clell Hayden Is a son o.
Ben Hayden.
BUsTLE.-The most bustling scene en-
acted in Albany Is that displayed at the de
pot when the right train passes through
For few moments all the stir peculiar Il
an Eastern depot In large city take
IL Ill ~.
world seemingly bent on getting some
where at short notice. Last night the.'
were ten cars.
LEFT FOR s. F.-Mr. VIM. Nj. Hoag, o
the Oregon Pacific, lefton Fridays oyer
land train for San Francisco. Perhaps som
of the knowing ones can tell what Nj
Hoag and the o. p. will do this summei
We admit that Mr.. Hoag doesn't make MS
confident.
GRAND LoDcE.-The Grand Lodge {
MasonsE convened in Portland Thursda,
The following delegates attended frol
Linn county Albany, Rufus Thomr
son, DIR Maston, Geo E Chamberlain, T
Wallace Harrisburg, Enoch Hoult, San
uel May, NJ Cunningham Brownsville,
b r MoFelock, ] A Bishop Scio, L
| Hyde Lebanon, Jos Wassoin, Jos Moist
Shedd, II D Sprenger,E L Dow, A Lewis.
ENouGH FoR TREM.--The O P now pr
pose to meet tho unbusinesslika order Of Il
Southern PGcifcin refusing to advance pa
on freight by simply forwarding bills to OF
business men from Albany, delivering goo
to the Southern at that point free of al
charge. This will eifectually head off II
Southern Pacific IN its attempt to gobble q
whole business and we hope our people W
by them. -Engene Register.
| PIoNEER's DAY. Friday was pio
GERS day In Portland and was quite gene
ally observed. In the procession was Ms