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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-24
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Brownsville

]. r. venner returned from Prineville
last week.
Mr.. Thatcher and family, Of salem, are
visiting with Mr.. Croft.
Mr.. Erwin and wife, OF Silverton, spent
Sunday here with Mr.. Blanchard.
Miss Rovia Dodson, uf Prineyille. Il
visiting her many friends IN this vicinity
Mr.. 4. Taylor who had his thigh broken
last April spent several days In our town
last week. lie Is barely able 10 get around
by the aid Of fcrutches.
Messrs. j. H. Waters and " E. Cooley
returned last Tuesday from an extended
trip In the mountains. They report having
had good time.
Prof. Crawford, ex-Supf. Public Schools
Of Portland, Is in our village. lie comes
70 make his annual visit 10 bis aged par.
cnts, DIR. and Mrs. r. ~ Crawford and
especially to be In attcudancs at the ccIe.
bration Of the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford, which affair took place
Tuesday the zfst.
Robt Moore, youngest child Of i M.
Moore and Minnie Stanard, youngest child
Of Hon. a. w. Stanard, are both Sick with
feyer. Both however are now improving.
sunday, Libbie Howe, youngest child of
]. N, Howe, fell from some steps leading
over fence and received quite severe
wound. She struck her upper lip on q
stone causing her Jawteeth TO cut entirely
through her cheek, making cash Of about
inches on the outside Of It.
X. ". Curl and family returned SUNDAY
from sojonrn Of month in the Cascades
They first vent TO the popular BeIknap
Springs. After firing Of that place they
followed the Mckenzie across tire noun
tains and came back via the Sarfiafn route
topping at the resorts along this route
Last Thursday Messrs. 4. Jack Adams,
Saml II. BargeT and VIM. PrimIey left for
the mines, while saturday, Messrs. q. o.
Dyson, Bradley and Davis returned there
from. The two first mentioned gentlemen
are old miners recently from idaho and
they give 1t as there opinion that there win
be prosperous mining camp in the Blue
River district
Prof. q. w. Stayton, Supt. Of schools of
Crook county arrived from Prineyflie last
Thursday and went on 10 Portland next
day. Although times are dull out there
The Prof. expects to have good kchooI at
Prineville again this winter he being Prin-
cipai OF the school there.
0bc 1sJ aast week a. your CoTreepODs
dent was getting his daily mail, an aged
man came In and inquired for the DaMo-
Graf. Not having one with me referred
him 70 the next door. where had just left
one. He said he would soon call there for
u as he wanted 70 see what 1t had 70 say
about Cleveland. lie said he was sixty-one
years old and had always voted the Repub
lican ticket +: but was going 10 vote for
Cleveland this fall II he lived until the day
OF election. There are many more Repnt-
licans In this valley thinking just as ths
man does and will vote for Cleveland this
fall. Our farmers are becoming tired pay
Ing heavy tribute to our manufacturing
rnonopoiies and our laboring man IS no
longer scared by the cry OF free trade for
he sees there Is already free trade in the
only thing he has 10 scll-Labor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-24

Rev. ID. e. Mcfarland Of the NJ
Church South, being sent On this circuit
the Conference, preached bis first aerfn'
here last Sunday at II o'clock foa large a.
attentive audience, using for MS text 4
~ verse Of the 1st chaper Of The book
Coiossisns. lie handled the subject abl
We hope he viii % much good II the ye
~ come.
Bishop Galloway viii dedicate the ne
church At Spicer next Sunday.
Old Commodore Vanderbilt being ask
one da y what he considered 10 Be the !
crct Of SUCCESS if business, replied, there
no secret about il. All you haye 10 do is
attend 70 your business and 90 ahead.
siost All Of The grain in this vicinity b
been cat and will be soon tflreshed 50
harvest will be short this seas on. =
One man hauled 81 sacks of what
called wheat and he got check for
bushels Of wheat
We understand that K. ]. Moses ard
II. Moses are going into the nscrcanfi
business In Alsea Valley soon.
We are glad 10 learn that i ". Beard
conHalescing.
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Last Tuesday night the war CORES
pondent Of the DEMOCRAT might have been
seen hoyering around Monteith's pasture in
order to obtain view Of skirmishing drill
by "F'' Company Of this city. At about $50
the Company rallied by fours and began it's
maneuvers towards the Mount Shasta branch
of the Southern Pacific railroad. Rallying
by fours and by Company seemed to be good
healthy exercise, and was alternately kept mp
as the Company closed in on the imaginary
enemy, and even the boys ia bathing in the
raging waters Of the Santiam Ditch ct times
had reason to the think they might possibly
be soldiers in the Potomac stealing bath.
The drill was well conducted, and We would
Judge was of character TO do body Of
soldiers considerable good. ssF" is Com
pary that willalways be An honor to our city.
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$4,000
Worth of Dried Fruit Wanted.

And must have 1t. Having made con
tracts with merchants In Eastern Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, and Montana, thereby
saving commission and adding the same to
the price of your fruit. No offer made on
fruits unloaded and placed In any other
house in my line in the city II you be
lieve in the doctrine of buying in the cheap
est and selling In the highest market ard
have no conscientious scruples about party
or religion, you must cometo see me or be
untrue to yourself and family. 70 satisfy
yourself, call and get my prices.
Yours respectfully,
p. COHEN,
Albany, Or.
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CAPT. A. II. BoGARDus,
Champion wing sAo, of the World.

The name Of Captain Bogardus Is a
household word In the sporting circles OF
every land. lie Is the undisputed greatest
living marksman 10 May, 1875. he carried
away the champion medal Of the world and
all the honors IN a memorable contest
Since, through succession of twenty five
smoke crowned encounters, he has held
undisputed and victorious possession of
the everywhere coveted trophy. lie is the
only man that ever killed 100 birds in as
many shots, and who broke 1000 glass balls
in 1000 shots In all In one hour and six
minutes. His remarkable record Is with
out precedent or parallel, and the most ex.
pert handlers Of the shotgun have tried In
vain to equal the least of his well known
achievements. Ills oldest son Is master OF
the rifle and the acknowledged superior OF
the most unerring shots know to the sport.
ing world, and the youngest, boy oi
only twelve years, while rapidly maneuv.
ering on roller skates, breaks glass balls
with his rife) held In his fathers unpro-
tected hands, and supplements this amazing
performance by ringing a target bell, al
twenty PAGES, sixteen times In twenty Sec
onds. The most marvellous display ol
shotgun and rifle practice ever seen al one
time anywhere. His other sons are equal.
| ly proficient, THIS noted family of crack
shots can be seen IN connection with tn,
numberless other attractive features oi
Sells Brothers Great Hippodrome ant
Menagerie, In this city, Aug. ~.
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THE MAN ABOUT TOWN.

The Man About Toxn Was about TO sug
gost that Iinncounty have county fair bnl
tnen we are getting uort Of weary Of II. Sup
pose, instead. Albany gets up Mechanics
fair on ANAL scale. for instAncs using the
Opera House this fall. One could easily BE-
arranged that would u least exhibit our hest
products. BY leaving out crazy quilts and
merchants exhibits wo could make display
that would help materially TO advertise this
CITY and county. exhibiting only the pro-
ducts Of our soil and factories, and leaving
oat many Of the customary exhibits and the
fountain until we shall have suilicisntly
largo Building
Spite seems 10 play an important part in
our every day lives. IL crops ont on every
hand. governs our aciions frequently, and ~
we'll imbittors many lives. Tho spirit Of
revenge is about As rife to-day A. Il WAS in
the days OF the Leathustocking tales. The
golden rule IL forgotten. and people hunt for
extra cheeks 10 slap The fact Il one has TO
put up with lots 10 this world There are
two sides 70 al questions. aud peopls should
make up theiF minds 20 make the best OF
things. Somstimes, though, tremendous
mountain arises that Is very difficult 10
climb.
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THE FOSTER CAsK.-The case of Neal
against Foster, which has been decided in
favor Of the plaintiff, 30 far as the Foster
block Is concerned, the transfer of that
building being declared fraudulent, we are
told will be appealed. Neal Is califor-
nian, TO whom the transfer OF two judg.
menis was made by Portland houses for
the purpose of getting the case in. the u.
u. courts. Under the decision Mr. w. II.
Goitra will get nothing on his judgments
as they had been settled In the circuit court.
So after all, should the appeal be sustained,
the farmers, of the county, who were the
most needy losers, will not get cent.
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Wheaf-6eo,
Oats--25c
8utter-80 cts per lb.
Eggs-18c
Hay 300.
Potatoes --35 cts per bnshel.
Beef--on foot, 8S<c
Apples 10 cents per bu,
Pork--6c per 1t lressed.
Bacons--hans, l21xc.
shoulders, 7c.
sides. 10c-
L.ard-i2c per ID.
Flour~-4.80 per bbi.
1hlckens--2.50 per dox.
It'll Feed-bran, I4.O0per ton
shorts, I6.
mIddlings,I20.
ChoTs. 30.
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NOTICE

My wife. Jenctte T Kelly. having left NJ
bed and board without any iast cause, Ihard
by warn all psrHons not 20 trnst her on N
accouat for / will not be responsible for a1s
debt Of her contraction.
MIcHAEL KELLY.
Aug %, 1885,
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FouEp.-0n the road from Albany 70
Scio. near Sanderson's bridge, small cloth
covered pass book. Also . package Of let.
ters. The book has the name Of "Frank
Pond The letters are addressed TO Crank
Pond Owner call at this oIIipe.
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AUGUST APpoRTI0NMENT.

County Superintendent Curl has just
completed the August apportionment oi
school funds. The per capita rate Is 30
cents on the county fund and r.ss on the
state fund, total $sos. Following Is the
total apportIonment.
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ARnEsrEp. Wednesday evening d Cfewss
and Il Meyer. eonstablss. brought Jas w
Cross % this city from Shsdd, and lodged
him 10 The county jail. where, in default oI
$500 bail. he will remain lie was arrested
for buFglarixing che house Of James Mooney,
already mentioned. examined before Jnati. q
Ellison, aud held 20 await the action Of the
grind Jury. He Il bound 70 cross the thresh.
bold Of the ponisentiary, aud tioie are sew
oral others hanging around who ought 20 be
conducted the aafns wav
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StraYed.

A young COW. light roam. nearly white
with light red cars and slinn, sharp horns. 4.
ear mark or brand npon her. Five dollar
reward offered for her recovery. Apply g
Z. Parker or w. II. ST. Join, Albany Or.
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We can cell you a ticket 30 any point in
ne East oyer the famous Canadian Pscific
railway from I've 20 ten dollars cheaper than
any other road. Call and see us.
BrRKHART s. MILLER, Asta.,
Albany. Oregon.
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SuRvEYiNo.-Mr.E E. T. T. Fisher is pre-
pared to do surveying Of ell kinds at rea-
sonabIe rates. Hehas complete copies Of
field notes and township pIats in the coun-
ty. Address Miller's Station, Linn county
Or.
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BoARDING.--Mrs. Houck is now located
iust west of Cherry s. Parkes foundry,
where she is prepared to take weekly or
day boarders.
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DoN'T FAIL-Don't fail 10 call and see
Dubruille's fine display horse and his i'm.
mense stock Of harnesses and saddles
bach d Conrad Meyers grocery store.
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/ am now receiving my spring and summer
iress goods. Call early and secure barga ne
w. +. READ.
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We will pay As cents per roll for choice
shipping butter.
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deIaushIIn, Practical Tailoring.

Sumner and fall suita aud pants in ans
style speciality. Cleaning and repairing
promptly attended to, Main street, Albany
Oregon.
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PoKr TowSAgNp, W.T., Aug. 2o.-The
American bark cassandra Adams was
wrecked on n submerged reef. close to- De-
strnctlon island, about thirty miles south OF
Cape Flattery, on last Thursday night, At
s o'clock.
BY skillful management every person
aboard was rescued. and the boats went
ground TO the Ice Of Destruction ishnd,
where the party camped for the night The
dense fog totally obscnred the horizon.
The crew returned TO the Adams early on
Friday morning, and the vessel was found
on her beam ends, going to pieces. The
seas were so rough that II was impossible
10 save any excepting the wreckage CON-
Ing ashore.
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Patronize home industry. Try one o
Joseph's 6-cent cigars. Frat of his owl
make.
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Fine mixed and plain pickles at
WALLACE s. THoSPs0N's.
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D1ED. In scio, on Aug l6. 1888, Mary e,
daughter Of NJ G Gill. aged 2 months and {
days,
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For i set 81 good heavy plated kniyes, forka
OF spoons 70 to +. M. EEeneh, The Corner
Iewelrv Store.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

bOught sell prizes tOv Anything
think this #
j will cali and examine the quality ef chr goods and
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New embroidery just received at " +
Reads
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Get Our Prices

ou viii be over-simsd
are bu, ing our goods direct from first bands saving
oo6,s Of the middle men, command Of
our goods remarkably cheap getting the benefit d all discounts
placing position wnefe We can 20 % ana rot they 70
hereby always getting the
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Wheat Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2I.-Tiiere Is some
agitation in grain circles to-day ,owiag TO a
sudden and marked advance in the price
Of wheat. The market has been strength.
eued, aud prices gradually advancing for
several days, and this morning spot wheat
In the market reached SLIGO per GENITAL. The
quotation for spot wheat week ago was
SI4tANIA7K. Speculation was brisk
this morning. Buyer 'eS. wheat opened at
Sf.64H and rose At once TO SI.6s, with lib
erai sales from this figure. The advance
was gradual I'LL $t66K was reached, when
there was slight reaction and the market
closed At 500. This option sold AZ SI.s75k
MLS7M week ago. At the afternoon
session OF the call board buyer 's8 advanc.
ed 10 St.6S,and closed strong n that figure.
small Pex.
LAFAYETTE, Or, Aug. i7.-There Is
considerable excitement over reported
case Of smallpox In McMinnvIlle. II ap.
pears that Charles Bynum. who lives In
McMInnyille. was taken sick on Monday
last, and the doctors were called In, and
after consultation pronounced II case of
smallpox. As TO how or where Bynum
was exposed Il not known. precautlon
has been taken by the city authorities to
prevent the spreading OF the disease. Ne
one Is allowed about the premises except
the family and nurse, who are not allowed
10 leave the house. As the manner Of BY.
NUNS exposure to the disease h unknown
II Il feared that others were exposed In the
same inanneF, but no new cases have devei
oPed as yet.
nrmver Thaa Customary.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. is-A special from
Cheyenne, Wye, says: An attempt was
made At o'clock this mornig. by masked
men, TO rob the Union Pacific eastbound
overland passenger train At Dana station
near Rawlins.
Three masked men covered the engin-
Ger with Feyoivers, and compelled him 70
throw up his hands. Brakeman Frank Till
man grappled with one Of the robbers ane
the express messenger came 10 the rescue
and the masked marandera were put q
flight. after thirty or forty shots had beer
exchanged. Fireman Nash, brakeman Till
man were seriously wounded. The former
was shot In the hip and arm, and the lat
ter In the aide One OF the robbers wa
dropped. bur was cauicd of by his pals
The sheriff Of Carbon county, with posse
i In pursuit.
A Wreck.
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WEDNESDAY.


j. p. Wallace. Physician and Sureco~. AZ
any, Or.
Thompson L Overman keep the beat har
nesses.
Ifyou want the best harness in the market
60 70 ] ] DubEuille's.
O-ks cures rheumatism, neuralgia and
toothache. Foshay & Mason, Agents.
FM French, agent Singer Manufacturing
Co, opposite Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or.
DIR. M. II. Ellis, physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city or
country.
| Yod will save money by taking your aick
seWing-machine to the repairer, b Persons
at Sixth and JeFeron Sts,, Albany, Oregon
New shoes at Reads.
Six shaves OF dollar at I. viereck's
New ribbon ell shades and styles at Read 8
r. M. French keeps railroad time.
II Ewert, practical matchmaker and jew
ellen.
| The Fortmillor families vent to Waterloo
to-day.
Seth Thomas watches at F. M French'l
warranted.
Very fine selection Of ladies' and gents
watches at h Ewart's.
w G Tweedale and Tom Hopkins hay'
dissolved partnership.
Jewelry, clocks, speotacles and Roger Bro
silver plated ware at II Ewart's.
A clean towel for every customer at
Vierecks barber shop.
Six shaves for dollar and . clean towel I
every customer, at Thos. Jones.
| A good second.hand, eight hole stoves to
sale. cheap. Apply at this office.
Special bargains in flooring and rustic .
IC. ]. Dillon y Co.'S. Foot Lyon Street.
Mr. BeIlinger, OF Jefferson. has gone int
the real estate business in Salem.
Hughes. the temperance lecturer, has 10
Gated in Salem in the real estate business.
Sixty.tive centsis paid for wheat Ia Salem
The price used to increase toward Portland
Now II seems to decrease.
DIR LSAiPort, ofsSan Diego, who has bee
| in Salem. says the bottom has not droppel
Tout Of San Diego, but that it. is GROWN
steadily.
MrRR Thomas, Of Rock Creek, had bot
bones Of his lg broken by fraetious horse
a. he drove home from church last Sunday
DR. Mcclure, OF Silycrton,. is attending O
: him.
Mr. Jay BIain and family left to-day 70
Yaquina Bay. They took along with theE
sixteen peaches, each OF which measured q
least 81 inches ia circumference all raised o
. 4 tree Mr. B a;n's yard. Another produc
II Of Mr. Biain'B yard were four baxtlsst pear
that weighed St poqndn
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Crockery and Glass Ware,

: oods we bought direct factories, thus cun latest
pns Al prices way These goods have be appreciated
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BEST AND FRESHEST

ard stale waiting
nrosts Th are patronage
oy suoh healthy trade Webave added recently seek
Inns OF
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A Laws SocrAL.-Brghtly shone
the Chinese lanterns on DR.. j. l.. Hills lawn
Friday evening, andabrightcr werethe faces of
the large gathering Of people as they partook
Of the shiugle lunch. and ice cream and lem
onade, and talked and played games. Itwas
lawn social and WAS given by the Vineyard
Iaborers Of the Baptist church. Such occa-
eions leave q mellow spot in ohc's heart, and
should be often repeated.
Foor RAcE.--In the foot race at Port,
land Sunday between Cameron, of Cor
wallis and ShangIe, Of East Portland, Cam
eron won without an effort, and even rur
the race over to give his opponent chance
| Probably 5000 was taken out of Portland or
the result Cameron is undoubtedly tho
fastest sprintcr in Oregon.
BErs.-A we'll known druggist Of Leb
anon made bet, with. a drummer, tn
other day, Of $780, that Cleveland woul'
carry three of the northern or old fire.
states, and SIo that he would carry Cali
fornia.
TAPE WoRM.--Last Saturday DR.. NJ. II
Ellis, Of this city, very successfully per
formed the operation cf removing tap
wormfrom Mr.. Edward BloQm,a workman
in Clark's brick yard. It was over thirt
feet long.
Born. On August 20th, 1883, to th
wife Of NANNY Cohen. in Oakland, Call
a daughter Weight 10 pounds. NANNY
the tailest man IN Oakland, now.)
u L. Kenton still has few boxes Of th
Premium Savon soap which he is selling d
SI.O0 per box This soap was purchased i
large quantity direct from the factory an
this is why it can be sold SO cheap
i A fine stock Of fresh candy Of the choices
varieties, just received By 3 Z Kenton.
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Farmers having produce the the arke
for good produce patronage earnestly solicited These facts
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fifteen or twenty fine fellows raised on his
place in the First ward, peaches that viii
show mp With any brought from any Quarter
Of the globe, and the taste issimply delicious.
We believe the time will come when this
will be talked of as peach country.
DIED.-Mr. ]. g. Adams died Tuesday
noon at his home next east of the DEMO.
Graf Office, of consumption, after iinger-
ing illness, at the age of about 81 years
Mr. Adams came from Michigan here
about year ago and went into the delivery
business but his health was too poor and
he gave 1t up. He was a member of Cor
inthian Lodge A. F. & A. M.
| WANT TO CoME.--Mr. Jay Blain, Secre
tary Of the Board of Trade has shown u
letter from Paper Mill Company ii
California in which they state they desigl
tomoye their mill and asking wnat induce
mepts the people of Albany offer. Th,
output of paper of their mill is tons pc
day. It would be good thing to have II
Albany.
II D1sMssED.--The case of the Stat,
, against ]. Al. Gross,of the Depot Hotel, fo
assault and battery, as stated in Saturday
DEMOCRAT, was called before Justice Brinl
on Monday. The prosecuting witness
Arthur KnoelIer, falling to appear, 1t wa
dismissed. Young Knoeller had left tn
city.
SHAM THINcs.--Mr. William Fortmille
has fine stock Of pillow sham holders, .
9 almost half the customary price. Also
: stock Of two part mattresses, new thing
$ and no sham either, the best arrangemer
of the season. He has brought on some fin
upholstering goods for chairs, lounges, !, et1
: Old things made about as good as new b
! their use. Call on Mr. FortmiIler for tn
best furniture generally.