The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-22

maze arrangements AoE WNVsSpast"6 ttt
Eldredgc sewing machine,one Of the finest
machines made, they having received the
State agency for Il, the well.known and
popular Bauer pianos and the EarhoiE or
gans. These musical instruments are
among the best made, being noted for their
pure tones, durability and fitness for use on
this Coast. Mr.. William Chambers has
been engaged as travelling salesman and
will rush the trade, The firms retail trade
will continue to be as in the past, the lead
ing one In this part ot the Valley. They
have on hand afull stock Of guns, ammu-
milton, cutlery, musical Instruments Of
many kinds, sewing machines, etc. Thor
ouRhly established here and identified
with the Ia erests of Albany they Intend
keeping up with the times both IN their
Wholesale and retail departments.
FIGuRE II oUr.--Some people who
have not Investigated the workings Of the
Albany Building aud Loan Association
seem to think ills not a good thing for the
borrower, and when Mr.. Kent bid s4
months interest In advance the other even.
ng, thought Il was Wild, Now "a a mat.
ter Of fact Il will be a fine thing for him,
as can be easily figured out. He will re-
celve $634 In cash and will pay back
during sigh, years only $77s, making the
cost to him In interest only $3.50. Does
any one know where S63t can be bor-
rowed for eight years for $3.50 and paid
for principal and Interest monthly. Sim
pie Interest for years. about the average
time he has the money, cash interest not
being paid until after 81 months, amounts
TO sass. Any borrower can afford to pay
60 months interest Ia advance, and viii
make money at II. AZ the same time, on
the other hand, the stoekholder, who does
not borrow, makes fne thing of Il. Il Is,
In n marked manner, mutually beneficial
to all concerned.
A WOMAN SPscvLAroR.--"Mrs. A NJ
Elklns, real estate broker OF Portland,
Or, who has been visiting at Port Town.
send, says the Call, returned home to-day.
The success this lady has achieved In real
estate speculation, furnishes an excellent
example of what woman can accomplish
by intelligent and well directed effort In
any commercial pursuit Through her
own effort and energy she has realized
| $4,000 fiom buying and selling real es-
tate and commissions made In negotiating
the sale OF pro perty."-Ex. Mrs. Elkihs
also speeulated little In Albany property
year ago.
CoAL.-The following from the Drain
EekO reminds us that we also have a noun.
tain Of 1t right in Linn county, aud also
suggests that the Cascades are probably
I full Of II "News comes TO us that an In.
dian brought In large piece of very valu.
able coal few days since, from about five
miles this side of Gardiner. On being ask.
ed 10 bring as large piece of coal as he
could find, he said that would be impossi
BILE, as there was d whole mountain of
nothing but coal. Efforts will be made to
discover the locality of the ecal In the near
future. Every day something new appears
to convince the people that the Umpqua
River Railroad must be built to tide wa
ter"
How To MAZE Ir.--In order to get even
with the Wizard Oil Co. for telling that
brain story we give the following receipt
for their oil, which the Salem .SfafeSmas
gives as the correct thing This way 1t
costs about rs cents pint "Those who
consider Wizard Oil panacea for all the
Ills to which human flesh is heir, are it,
vited to make their own article. The fol-
lowing prescription Is said to make the
identical mixture known rs Wizard Oil,
and pint can be had fer about IS cents /;
Take oil of cloves, water of ammonia and
I ,1Rh AL oh
1 dram turpendne, drains gum cam.
! phor, drams oil Of sassafras, ounce !;
alcohol enough to make plat. Mix and
dissolve. Any druggist viii mix them
properly.
/ Born NEED IT.-Th" correspondent who
writes from Stayton in this issue inlimates
a danger that Marion county authorities
will refuse to assist In building bridge
across the Santiam at that point lest II
would result 10 taking trade from this coun-
ty and transferring It 10 Linn county towns.
Surely the correspondent Is mistaken. No
such feeling can exist in the heart Of an
Oregonian. Why, just look at the last leg
islature. for instance. One Of the largest
road appropriations made was for road
of Lake county to 60 over into California
and do their trading. No, sir there Is nc
feeling Of jealousy In Oregon.-Sfatesmaa
No, we don't hang on a ten cent piece.
r. Z. SALES The real estate market
continues lively. Monday Mr. A Hackle-
man, Curran * Monteith agents, made the
following sales in HIS 3rd A: To Flora
Lewis, = lots, $37s; to Geo A Dyson, Of
Brownsville i lot, ,SI75 TO VIM Stevenson,
of Brownsville, lot, $I75 to Geo w
Wright, a Heppner Attorney,who SAYS AL
bany is TO be the city OF the valley, s lots,
$3.50; and by DrG w Maston to DIR
Wright, 10 acres adjoining Albany.
ONE PRovIsIos.-Onc provision in the
wooden mill agreement on the part Of the
Brownsville Woolen Mill company, not
mentioned in our Saturdays article, is
that @provided satisfactory arrangements
can be made for water power with the
owners of the canalp Mr.. Crawford Is now
in San Francisco, but will be home in q
few days. II Is anticipated this part of the
matter will be satisfactorily arranged as
soon as there is conference with Mr.
. Crawford.
A Coon PoIxT.-An aged man attempt.
eG suicide in Linn county u few days age
because ne Was of no further use In the
world The housewife, when called to the
kitchen door for the sixth time within two
hours to bestow food upon an ill-fayored
tramp, may be pardoned for wishing tha
some mrn, much younger than this aget
: and disconsolate suicide, had little OF hii
E pluck.-Ex.
( BROUGHT SUIr.-Jim Westfall has suee
i z Myers and company for work alieget
> to have been done for them on the o. P
: contract, says the Benton Leader. Th'
$ other side say that they had full settle
ment of all their matters and that they hol'
Wes.falps receipt in full. ahe suit ]
= brought in this county.
BRIDGE At JEFFERSON. That bridge a
Jefferson is much needed by all the Peo
: pie of that lively burg, but by none so muc
as by Mr.. A. B. Hudelson who keeps
: : full line of stoves, Balm wagons, and, i
!. fact, all kinds of hardware which the peo
, pie across the river from that city would e
over and buy If they had bridge.