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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

THURSDAY

Mr. Harry Noel arrived 10 the city from
Spokane Falls last night.
The cylinder head blew out oi tho engine
Of the Eugeae express to-day.
Mrs Geo Dickson went TO Salem this noon
on visit with her former neighbors.
g Dsvins. OF tJantian precinct, has been
appointed feffyman IN plaos Of Mr. Hiram
Kun, resigned.
The friends Of Judge Black burn, of Lin
county will urge bis nomination In fiIs next
republican state convention for supreme
Judge -0regonfay.
The DgmocnAT acknov Iedges pleasant
calls % day from J 4 Charlton, Matt Scott
and g 9 Jackson. nil lmoHV Linn county's
most solid citizens.
Mr. Frank Mcknight. 81 Bake cysn, is In
the city. He considers Bake Oven q very
appropriate name for that country according
TO last summers experience.
Mr John Ssikshammer. the prince Of ora
tors, Will lecture o-norr0w night ~ Cor
wallis and 'te"erves being given rnastodon
honse. Turn out.
J II Albert sas elected President and o
" Saith Secretary of salem's new Bniidine
and Loan Association. $50 shares Of $500
each had been taken.
The tnaction Pilot is authority for tie
statement that the receipts Of tho o 4 O
Office at Irving have not been sufficient TO
pay foe the stock killed by the trains on
that section.
The Senatorial party expected in Albany
last eYsping did not arrive ubtil ii 40 to-
day. Ths members were playing whist and
poker. $1,000 sntes, more or less, ,nd were
having good time generally. Mr. Gross
treated then, 70 some fowers, which they
were astonlshed 10 6nd on the last day of
October growing 10 such abundance and In
fuli bloom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

The Man About Town hears q great
deal Of speculation about the result Of the
recent step taken by the Chicago and
Northwestern In agreeing to stop It's work
and unlis with the Union Pacific, thus put.
ting q qaietus TO lie connection with the
Oregon Pacific for The present. Don't
worry. While the c Il N W should be
ashamed Of Itself for such conduct. Ii Will
not affect the Oregon Pacific. There will
be plenty opportunities for getting East
without that road. Take map and
measure the distance from the new Mani
toba road 10 Boise City. II IL but Few
nlles,and there you have big possibility,
and there will be plenty OF them. The
building Of the road into Eastern Oregon
alone would be an immense thing for The
Valley but II will not stop there. We
will undoubtedly be able In very few
years to ride from Albany to Chicago
without change Of cars and keep track
Of that fact.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

TACOMA, WASH, Oct, 3c.--The contest
over the senatorship wakes warmer and warmer
every day. A prominent republican, not en-
gagged in Mr. Tbompson's canvass, is authority
for the statement that many ofthe snost prom.
inept republicans deplore the candidacy Of
General w Sprague on public ground. They
claim that II General Sprague secures the posi-
ton i will be very uncertain II he can ever
take his seat. He is over 70 years old, and
suffers from Bright's disease, which Il Is i'm
possible for man Of his years to throw Off.
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Jefferson Institute agt II Crock. To
recover money. Judgment for want OF
answer.
Alfred Freerksen agt 4 Turner. TO re.
cover money. On trial.
] L Putnam agt Nathan Russell. To re.
eeser money. Judgment for Pl'ff for o.
Cufran& aionieith agt Paul MinxentnIer.
To recover money. Continued.
II Bryan agt 8 PR RCo. Damages.
Motion for new trial overrulsd. Judgment
for PIN for $Ioo.
Thos Smith agt Rebseca Smith. Di-
vorce. Continued.
State agt r Lamont. Continued.
State Va Bernard wencen. Found guilty
as charged. Sentence 10 O'Clock Monday.
Au.ur Dugan, ] j Granam have been
admitted TO citizenship by the Circuit
Court.
Minerva Bar,le sgt John II Bartle. Di-
voree. Granted.
La Long agt W z Long. Divorce. Dl-
voree granted.
FE Allen agt Susie NJ Allen. Dlyoree.
Divorce granted deit on cross bill, and
def't allowed west hail OF block a, In Al.
bany.
State agt Bernard Wsneen. assault
with attempt 10 kill On trial.
G L Bartiey agt q BARLEY. Divorce.
Divorce granted.
Minnie Holt agt Marion r Holt. Di
yorre. Divorce granted.
Sarah Hines agt Thos Hines. Divorce
Divorce granted.
Ella Z Tanning az. c Luper, ct al.
Partition. Decree for partition granted and
NJ Galloway, Geo Humphrey aud Gee
Dickinson appointed referees.
In matter OF the contest OF will OF Mar
tin Wrrta. On trial
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Cs.rsa ,s.rees.ry.

U. P.CHuRcH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning aud evening by Rev. s. @. Ir,
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2.30 r. N
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EvAxaELIoAL CHuAcH. - Preaching ON Sab.
hath At ll.00 A. NJ, and 7P.M sabbath
School 1000 Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening 7:so. Rev. Fisher, pastor.
All ars invited.
NJ. r. CHuRcM. .Sourn. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at ii o'clock A. N. and 7
30 o'clock Y. NJ Sabbath School at2s0 clock
=. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday avening's
at7.S0 o'clock. Rev. q = Hanleitsr. Pastor.
NJ. E.UHURoH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning. and evening. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
at2,30 n. Prayer meeting every Thnra.
day evening. Rev. 5 Msmingsr. pastor.
PREssHrxRrAS CEuRcm. IS. -vioe every
sabbath morning and sveningAin Church
cor. Broadalbin and FifthSts. Sunday School
Immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev x r Prichard. pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcu. Preaching every
Sabbath morning and eve z, at Church on 9Th
Street Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting eyer.
vhursdey evening al 7s30 o'clock. Rev.
Trumbell, pastor.
CoSeREaArioNAL Cau acm. -Servioeasvery
sabbath morning aud evening. Sabbath
school at 1915. payer nesting ou
"Wednesday evening oi each week. Rev.
Rogers, Pastor
CHRISTIAN CHUKcH -grcaehing every lirsl
Sabbath in month. morning and evening, ~
u o clock. Sabbath School At 10 o'clock, A.
n. Rsy Humphreys. Pastor.
| CATHOLIC CuuacH. -Service every Sun.
day at 1890 A -. and p. n. last Snnda,
OF thN month servies at Eugene City. Rev
Loui, NetAysr. Rector.
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mss or srurr.

The Oregon City EafySriss says,
there isn't free trader on the face Of IN
earth who can give an honest definition Of IN
term "raw material" There Ia. In fact,
such thing known to commerce OF Industry
raw material, The term Is mis- leading, inde !.
finite, and st only 10 be mou,hsd by demego
gues for purposes Of deception. There are nc
raw materials excepting the crude substances
Of nature. and these cease 10 be such the mo.
ment labor Is applied 10 develop them for the
use Gilman. The rawest nf raw material ID the
free trader himself, who produces nothing for
the use OF man. and whose creed begins and
ends with the parrot like assertion ,ha, ''shs
srifis tax."
We venture the opinion that the editor Of the
EHfsrpyiss can nos, or rather will not. give an
honest definition Of the term "ftee trader.
That paper. limping along in the wake Of
Ovssssian, accuses the democratic party ~
being free traders" Now, as has been shown
in presidential elections during the last twelve
years the democratic party constitute major
i,y Of the people u the nation. and |. is thi
large class that the Eafsrfyiss says "produes ss
nothing for the use Of man." Think Of /,
The democratic party. constituting more than
one half Of the voters. and two thirds Of the
actual producers and laberers, Of the country
not "pEoducing anything Tor the use Of man.
But the EsfsrPriss Is compelled to resort to
he production Of such silly stuff to maintain
Is attitude in favor Of a monopoly tariff.
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REVERE IiousR.


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Weather

Summary Of Metsorology for oct, 1889.
from observations taken at Albany. Lam 60.
Oregon. by John Briggs. vol observer for ths
Sigaal Service. U y. Army.
Highest barometer on the 3rd. 30 90
Lowest baromstsroa the 7th, 1851.
Mean barometer for the month. 20 OF.
Highest daily average Of lar. 30 0s.
lowest daily average Of bar. 2e.6
Highest Temperature on the lith, rs.
Lowest temperature on the 18th, IS.
Mean for tho mouth 54GG.
Highest daily range Of Their on the IL, 3f-
Lowest daily Of tl,sF. ou the 27.a. /.
Mean temperature at 7 q. m. daily 4o. o..
Mean temperntafe ~ 2 D. M. daily 63. Is.
Mean temper ature ~ pp. us.daiiy So IS.
Prevailing directions of wind, &,
Velocity or force, 4.
Total rainfall OF melted snow, TAO.
Depth nt snow At End Of month, o.
Gnmbsr of days on which .0l inch or ,ners
Fzia fell. IL.
Number Of days Of cloudinss. average 8
scale Of 10, 8.
OF % observAtions y we're clear, II cloudy
10 iair, 0 foggy. IL rain. hazy. II overcast,
ST Frost on tho usorsings % II aud Is.
Temperature--3.20 20 on q, eTsge Of II years.
Rainfall-2.75 on average Of II years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08
FRIDAY

Me J 9 Gross, Of Waterloo, is doing Al.
bany TO- day.
Wheat Il stationary At e2s aud oats have
advanced 70 30 cents.
Il y Cameron. ef Corvallis, the we'll
knswn footraoer. is 10 the city.
A man who recently stole shot gun At
Corvallis. escaped from Jail there last night
Mirs Kitty Cooley Of Brownsville. Il
visiting har sister, Mrs q w Right Of .his
city.
Yesterday Mr. n Brysnt sold 10 Jack
Hedges and F.E wiiss IS acres adjoining
Albany for $500.
Graham. 90 old resident Of Linn eoun.
", was admitted 10 citizenship last evening
in the Circuit Court.
II was Hallewe'sn last night bat aues,
ths boys forgot u as We haven II hsard Of ans
cabbage stalk accidents.
A B Seal has sold bis II acre tract tn c
Hawkins and Il Alien. They nlse own 81
adjoining acre, purchased Of w Bentley
aud VIII plat tho whole and put il on tb.
market.
10 has been rumnred on our streets thai
the case Of Nelson Bsnnett " tho O p Il i
Co., IN which q large amount Of money
inyelyess viii be mutaaily settled. E,entol
Leader
New carpsts in the latest eolcrs and de
signs, oils cloths, iirelium and windos
shades jast received At A u McIlwsip'a
Parties wishing goods 10 the house furnish
ing line viii do well 10 call, a. he has mad
another sweeping reduction and will sav
you ~ least ten psr cent 81 all thsee goods
The Senatorial party which wont throng
Albany yesterday consisted Of FRY. Q
Maine. Dawas. Of Massachusetts, Platt, 9
Connecticut. Tnrpie, of Indiana, Morgan. q
Alabams. Davis. Of Minnesota, snd Hearst
OF California. Serator Stanford waa aIs
present bat 10 not q member Of ths n ]
COMMITTEES.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

IN THE LRAD.--Mr. julius Gradwoh
leads IN his business and wishes It under
stood lhat lie viii carry the finest stock o
croekefy ware 10 the Valley. receiving his
goods from headquarters, and keeping up
with the times IL all the latest novelties.
lie has received a fine lot of Wedgwood 6
Cos Newyacht decorated ware, called
ruby ware, handsomess goods IN the mark
ct. Mr. Gradwohl makes crockery spec
ialty and will meet the demands Of the
public In any line. Do not send away for
goods but give him call,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

| Who ia at il
| What are thry at!
See ad. in another column
| Is cent thav,ns at Va ok
tickets fc- = ), yiss4ckt.
Boots an. st.-ss At ohat at Rn.d's.
Saratoga chips At G Il Bro~ns,r,.
Try ths.fall cream choose at y Il Brown
ellis.
New cream el,eeee jnst tceeiv.,l, Conrad
Meyers.
schairs running steady at y,ereck's shav-
ing parlors.
ssss roast coffee in The city at Conrad
Meyers.
Get your school hooks and tablets at
Guiss IL Sons.
Kinks savon Imperial soap, 500 box at
Q Z Brownsll's
Try the Old North State smoking tobacco
for delicious smoke.
Sixty dozen window shades jnstreceiv. d
at Fortmiller & Icvings.
Spectacles and eye glasses cheaper than
ever at + NJ Frenoh's.
A fine lot Of picture frames iust received
at Crawford & Paxtou's.
j w Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in
city, opposite Fortmiller & Irving's
A large and fine line of vii dsws lad
just received at Tortmiller u Irying's.
We have the best s 90 kid glove ever
brought to Albany At w RiResd's.
Now Is the time to save money BY buying
boots and shoes at cost Of w. #. Read,
An elegant line Of new designs Of chairs
just received at Fortmiller a lrvinG's.
Go to Barduo for honest weights, good
goods and lowest living prices.
An elegant stock Of watches, sold as low
and the lowest, at Will & Stark's.
Watches. watches, watches for everybody
cheap for cash and fully warranted at r. NJ
French's.
Ladies' Shoes. mens shoes, misses shoes,
childreus shoss, mems boots, hoys boots, at
less than cost to make room for other goods
at c E Brownell's.
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The following Is sample OF some eza
catented verse. We call the attention es
Mr. swikehammer, The lecturer, to Il. lie
might use u 70 illustrate the great degrn-
eraey OF the present age Ia the poetssnE
line, where instead Of a unity OF ideas ,hesss
are no IDEAS at all
Long looked Into the sky,
Sky aglow with cleaning stars,
Stars tina. steam their courses high
High and,grand those golden cars,
. Carr that ever keep their irask,
Track untraced bv human ray.
Ray that zones the Zodiac,
Zodiac with milky way,
Milky-way where world. are kowu,
sown Ike sands along the sea.
Sea whose tide and tone e'cr own,
Own feeling to be free.
Free TO leave lis lonely place,
Place 10 prove with yonder spheres
Spheres that trace athrough all space,
Space and years--unspokeny years
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clsan the leaves OF yoar walks.
DR. q w Gray rstarned this noon from .
trip 10 The Dalles.
Cso y Piper. Of the Post -fasslligenesr. ol
Seattle. is 10 the city.
Mr. Z q Bsardsley went 10 Vancouver 10
day on basiness trip
Prof L Arnold and son. Of Corvallis,
were IN the city this morning.
Get yeur dinner At Harmaa's restaurant
10 morrow. only 25 csnts Chicken.
DR. and Mrs L L Irvine and soa arrived j.
this city to-day for ionrn of several sisys
with relatives aud friends.
Mr. Hicks, an sxpsriensad maohinest. h..
accepted the position OF foreman Of the Al.
BY Iron Works, and is paahing ths com.
pany's large orders.
Daniel GAsehonse, who LEFT Brownsville
for Illinois . eosple months ago, has NOT
seen heard from aud IL is thonght he Ia.
sesn foully dealt with.
Dr. Hsndrsx, Of HaFrisburg, fa.sed down
90 the train this morning on his way 70 At
lsnts, Georgia, where be goes 10 attend q
Convention OF the Labor Union party.
Last evening Arrangements were made
Tor 20 yard foot race in this city on Nov
18th. betwesn Il @ Cameron, Of Corvallis.
and w o Trins. Of Lebanon. In this rae.
Il is said. the best mao will win.
Ths missionary branch cf tho v L's viii
bold It's regular monthly meeting to-morrow
evanirls. tSunday.l in the lecture room oil
the Baptist Church, At 6.l5. An interesting
program has been prepared snd all invited
to attend.
The report Of the sale ofthe Star Brewery
property TO Col hogg. mentioned in the DKH.
ocsAr yesterday, was mistake. The prop
erty has not yet been sold. though neRotia-
tions have been pending for the purchase ol
II by parties here.
Six tramps were arrested yesterday even.
ing BY the Marshal. Three Of them were
hncd by the Recorder IS apiece and costs,
| and the other three will have trial at )
o'clock tonight. Flocks OF tramps pass
Southward almost daily and the Marshal
proposes to keep them out Of oar whsa.feids
| II possible
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o.,.vo.x,A Exrnnss lLuSs RVS pA.Ls .,..a
... os.fSa sssrsaand and saa frAneisoo'
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A Frlsh,.ui t,a,a.sopAe.

GLASGOW, Nov. I During high wind
which prevailed here to-day the gable Of a
baildingin In the course Of erection on the site
adjoining the Templelon carpet factory, on
Williams street, was blown down. The fall
ling debris crashed through the roof Of the
weaving department Of the carpet factory,
where hily women and girls were employed,
and ailwers buried beneath the timbers II
Is probable that forty inmates Of the weaving
room were killed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

usrTr TEA.-Te those wishing good
uncolored Japan tea we say try our brand
OF Unity. Il Is the best tea on the mar.
kei. Remember with each pound Of this
tea We give the purchaser q chance to
70 draw beautiful pure China tea set.
We have just opened the last cheat Of
our first import order and those desiring
a chance at the beautiful set must call
early. WILLAMETTE PACKING Co.
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DENvsR. Nov. i.--rhe snowstorm which
has been raging forty eight hours. ahated to
day The storm was the worst that has been
experienced for several years, All ,raina de-
iayed, and telegraphic communication will al
eastern points destroyed. Three hundred
miles east ofherc over hileen miles Of telegraph
line has been completely wrecked. while In
Colorado the damage to fruit and shade trees
Is considerable.
Reports nom the south say the storm has
driven thousands OF cattle and horses on their
range into the southeast, and that hundreds
OF the weak animals have perished In the liz
sarts.
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PIANOS.

Those wishing g fiFst-class instrument
should call &C Mrs. B. X, Hyrnan's rrd
sse one OF tioAe Csseoratsd Hsmma a
Long pianos. excelient rich tone. Es-
eeaisliy made and adapted to stand the
Smate on the Pacific Coast. Esery plano
ally guaranteed for s years. The igiest
sgeet-music for snIe. Music and painting
ysur new Sewing Machine. Fancy work
s9d dress making doDs To order. First
dooreAst OF Young's old stand, Albany,
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Advice 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup, for
hildrss1 teeshing, Ia the prescription ~
ne Of the best female nurses and phyM
ians In the United States, and has been
eed fsr forty years with never-fafing
uooees By mil1ions OF mothers for thok
hildren. During the process of teethine
! value n incaleuable. II reieAvee the
hild from pain cures dyssntery and diar
hoes, ertpkng In the bowels, ana wimd
olio, Hy givfng health to the phiId II
osts the mother. Price csc. = bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

SEATTLE, Oct 3o.--EarIy this morning the
steamer Washington, bound from Seattle TO
Whatcom, struck rock and sank scar Dseen-
mn pass.
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Il one which IL guaranteed 10 bring YOU sAtisfas
price. On this safe plan you can buy from our hd~
verified Druggist bottle Of DR.. KIN u's Now Dis
ceysTy for Consumption, II Il guaranteed 10 n1hg
rsef In every cass, when used for any affection Of
Threat, Lungs Or Chest. such as Con surnptlon In
Summation Of Lungs, Bronchitis Asthi nss WhoQT}ng
Cough, Group etc,, etc. II Ii pleasant and
upon' Trial bottles tree at Fcshay 4 Npsonss
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have just received my fall stock OF
lace curtains bought direct from importers,
the largest s,ock ever broughtto this mark
Ct, and best value for the money.
SAMUEL E. ouNo.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEW
The nou.ans rlphs.

HKkxSA, Nov. THE Judgment Of III
court a. announced Ia Judge DE Wolies de.
cision 10 day on the mandamus case, held tha'
the causes shown Ia the answer are not sufh.
cient 10 justify the refusal Of the board OF cam
vessers TO obey the alternative writ hs ofore
issued. II Is therefore ordered that ID per-
emptoy writ Of mandawus be issued the
eanvassing board, commanding Tito mi the
abstract OF the votes cast.