The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-08

etfestipg even the women LAST Saturday
j. Fisher and wife got bepeit Of $50
apiece and cost in Recorder Bells court for
violating town ordinance which provides
means OF snppott. or who shall make q living
by gambling shall be deemed ysgrants."
WEDNESDAY,.
Burkhart 4 Royce, job printers.
Benton county wants Recorder. Bash
Wilson doesn't.
Choice Herkimer Co cheese at Browne II *
Stsnard's.
d.. NeguI removes cancers without he
knife or pain.
Res. artists materials in the city at DR..
Gniss & Sons.
II you want any kiad Of stove repairs call
on q. w. Smith.
g. w. Smith gives tho white enameIed
iron ware with hIs fine cook stoves.
A full assortment Of brass kettles from one
to eighteen gAllIns at g. w. Smiths.
Flour delivered to any part sf the city at
sLl5 per sack by N A Blodgett.
New line Of artists materials at DIR. Guiss
4 Sons. Costs nothing to see then.
@ Z Chase, of Corvsllis, has been attached
for S2I00 by Portland firm.
Ssuttz gave another good enter taiumeni
last evening TO fair sized house.
Choice onion sets at Wallace & Thomp-
son's. Call early before they are ali sold.
Mr.. Goff, the electric light man, from Eaii
Portland, has been in the city seYeIal days
Eight tcnths OF the immigrants stoppins
of At Albany come here by way Of Califor-
ola.
Mrs Peter Schlosser and sou, Harry, re-
turned last evening from Portland much in.
proved in health.
The Albany charter bill will be presentec
70 the Senate to- morrow for its final passag'
Ia that body.
Call on O. w. Smith and get one Of thos,
Missouri Steam Washers warranted TO do a
recommended.
The City Council Of Silverson has re faseG
10 renew the license Of its oaly saloon, which
expires tonight.
A fine line Of all kinds Of furniture. plair
and upholstered, bes stock in this part o
Oregon Al Fortmiller 4 Irvine's.
Mrs. Martin Payne Is prepared to tax,
first-claas hoardsrs at her residence opposit,
tho Congregational Church.
Get your job printing done at Burkhart
Rsyce's. Best work aud most reasonable
prices. Their facilities are complete.
Nearly all the freight going from points
south of Albany, 10 brought 20 this city OF
the river and transferred to the S. 2. cars.
II Layman's high license bill, which ha
just passed the House, becomes law, it vii
knock the saloon out on the first round, i
; small places. II should pass.
A J Shelton, Of Jordan, Is in the city, buy
ing goods for his fiourishing Jordan vale
trade. He will erect new store buldin
this summer.
Jas Murray left to-day on trin Of severa
months TO Canada. He win get east just j
time for the severest weather OF the season
which, no doubt, will increase his attach
ments for Oregon.
The Holman Bros. who have been cmplo,
cd in the electric light works since their col
struction, have returned to their homes .
Salem with their families. They have bee
succeeded by an electric light man fro
Portland.
A spring medicine is needed by everyon,
Winter food. largely consisting Of salt me
4 and animal fats, causes the liver to becou
disordered and the blood impure, hence Il
a necessity of cleansing medicine. The be
q is Ayers Sarsaparills.
Coli Van Cleve came oyer from the b;
i, yesterday. He informed US that Joe Thorn
q son, an old resident there, snd ct o.
time printer, has just died suddenly witt
out any warning. He was recently iuiur,
: : but had nearly recovered.
+ ayers Cheary Fectoral has given I
great relief in bronchitis. Within mon
have sent some of this preparation to
: friend suffering from bronchitis and asthn
{ Il has done him so much good that he writ
for more. '-Charles + Dumteryille, RI
mouth, England.
vi Mr. Merrill, of Fax Valley, came to
!, bany week ago for medical treatment, v
10 taken seriously i'll. and has been confined
his bed. His wife, who had been attendi
d him, returned home esterday co take care
Z their family. Mr. Merrill is q member Of
is G A r and an upright gentleman.
Mrs. E. J. Thompson with little Ed
Iy have gene to Albany to spend few ds
. with her children there. She has left
9. Thompson at home to prepare his sermon
It, sour Girls0 for next Sabbath evening. &C
Wallis Times.
or A boy is reported to have been shot al
th sea Monday in the following manner I
he boys were out with dogs. The dogs got
or 6ghting, and while the boys were separati
them. one gun was accidentally discharg
g. the load striking one of the hunters un'
he the chin and causing instant death.
al The following appears in the proceedil
te of meeting of the Salem Board of Tr;
eli held last evening .'MoYed that tho Pre-
dent, Secretary and Mr.. Farrar be appoin
adj to confer with civil engineers Walton, By
a.. 1. =.
,mas q liminary survey of the Salem, TillamOok
.lv Astoria railroad will cost, and report
al same to Thursday evenings meeing Cal
ed