The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01

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erecting eight cottages for Albany partie
and returned home to-day.
Those now among the Albany cottage
are Il l. Thompson and family, VIM Fort
miller and family, Mrs overman, Mr.
Wyman and Miss Bishop, G II Stewar
and family, Rev l. J Trumbull, and L h
French and family.
Bathing is said to be very popular, with
out any of the big discussions going OF
in the East about suits.
$l2 q week, or $2a day, IL charged a
the hotels. There are n few dollar u da,
houses, Those who tent out generall,
live on about 80 week apiece.
Awater agate found ON the beach ahov
Newport, now owned by lay W Blain fo
so cents, is the greatest curiosity in thi
] line we have seen. Only about the sixl
Of q pearl II Is mere shell, the huhhl,
bob6ing through the whole OF the interior
The Chicago Comedy Go begin an en-
gagcmcnt at Phelps Hall Thursday night
TuE CIGARETTE LAw.--The first case o
an arrest under the cigarette law to
10 our notice in Oregon, is reported from
! pendleton, and as is often the case wa,
one that didn't do justice ut all, and wa'
not the kind that should he made. Says
the T.. o.
The first arrest ever made in pcndle
ton for violation OF the statute prohibit
ing the sale OF tobacco to boys occurred,
Monday afternoon under peculiar cir
cumstances. Ben Byers had sent two
boys To L. 4 Settlcmcicr's grocery after
two boxes Of cigarettes. The boys went
To the store, informed the clerk of their
mission. and he, doubtless thinking that
as the cigarettes were intended for Byers
he WIS doing no harm, consented. The
cigarettes were delivered to Byers in the
presence of Constable MAYS, who made
Inquiries, found where they were pur-
chased and arrested Mr. SCttlcmeier. He
was brought before Justice Bishop, who
imposed n fine of $50, the costs swelling
the amount 10 $50 90,
a SIRIcr LAw.--rhe exchanges O
some OF our barcfootcd rcighbnys who are
getting themselves hoarsc about ALBANY s
population should remember that our
enumcrslors ~ re fully aware nt the law
on the suhjvc', one not To be titled with.
and the idea that the returns are not cor
rect Is ridiculous II wrong at all II Is
because they are Incomplete The census
law puts fine 1T $500 ard three years
imprisonment on any cnumeraior who
may swear "a >cly. and S. 600 fine and
two wears imptisoamrrt on any " no may
make false returns The representation OF
states In Congress : based Oh the census
returns, and their fairness mus, be pro
trctcd IN big boom towns like Mime
apOli> and ~ Paul tAcy may monkey with
the census bat not IN Albany. where, In
the first rlaee. 'hric was no desire TO In
fate the figures.
FAIR AND ENrERTArSsI ..NT.-Arrange-
mcnts are in progress for Fair and en-
tertainment 10 ~ held in his city on two
evenings, at some date ia September
later than the 18th, to be hereafter an
nouncel. Various and numerous fancy
and useful articles will be offered Tor sale,
while the Woman's Dollar Experience
meeting. and delishiful Floral concerts
rendered by the young ladies, together
with the presentation of early historical
incidents Of Albany. will afford variety
OF entertainment. The proceeds will he
applied 10 the payment of the indebted
ness on the W G T L Hall.
SECRETARY W c. T u.
BooMINO Tut ,NooK Now that Ar.a.
cmtes and baker Cir, have beeu worked
m the newspapers o. -, much lire. .othcr
PIECES a>pir.. Io -. u.iurucr. The Sairn
>ia:csman Is 'uu. irE "'rl,iu. notice
uf shallow Hole r>'uar,. pronounced 20
he "tie 1t h1ihrr north at San Fsap-
-i,c"" 'fh- a~sct. irr T. 49, { ,-.i. tEEr IL
.i..,;. ned 80 the. "ra,' IL s'k~ GO h.s.,s ~
s,uuld rcu'r5l'zr tins h.iJs Vt o., ha,,,'n Tor
months in Cour. -AstoriaH. ,i-.o~it
p,oplr have for .nu,c time H.-ru .r' az,
troubled ri ever, .uoj uniicr oi Naq'i"s.
and nov til'.f Witi have Tia. ir hagt, ful!
wltchir 'lila I,," / alsn.
QUALITY To Bg CoSSDxREp. The
Ochoco Review makes the exaggerated
and uncalled for statement, that, "it il
said that eastern immigrants find lands
too high in the Willamette valley, and
large numbers Of them will come into
eastern Oregon to locate" The News
says, "S Bodyfelt recently sold his ranch
near Camp Polk for the trifIiing sum OF
500. lie intends TO locate at Eugene" Z"
Which would indicate that il price was
all they want they.can get cheap enough
lands in Crook county.
a PAINTFs STALL - Monday afternoon
William Hedley vas going up ladder
against the house of ]. M. RaIston.
which he was assisting 10 paint, when Ihe
brace against which the ladder was resting
gave way and he was thrown 10 the
ground with the ladder, distance of about
fifteen feet, striking on his head and side
A bad cash IVES cut over ore Of his eyes
and severe cuts on one OF his legs and
other parts of mis- bodv, fortunately no
bones were broken. lie wa, taken 10 his
home IN the Cusick block where Dr
Maston attended him.
OREGoS Pass ASSOCIATION. - The
fourth annual meeting Of the "edi,ors and
publishers of Oregon, will be held IN Port
land, the session commencing at the hour
OF 10 n Aug I4ih, and continuing four
dayc. The principal business will be
Thursday eycuing and during Friday. a
full stienG:"cc is desired
CHAs NICKEL,
Z G. PENTLANE. President.
Secretary.
! PERHAPS 40 TOURNAMENT. 1t now
looks as though there would be no North
President Worsley, says the Columbian
/ has taken no further action towards hold
! ing the next tournament. Spokane Falls
was selected, but the place NAV yet b,
changed, as II Is stated that the offer o
| $1,000 in purses there was unauthorized
and will not be made good.
! Coon AcvIcR.-"Take yourhair restora
tive money and buy atown lot in a grow
ing town that supports its home paper ant
advertises, { Like Albany, Orr and go ahead
and you will be fixed and the man VIII,
Is fixed don't care whether he has any haiI
or not."-Bill Nye.
ACCIDENT. DaiIy accidents occur &
which individuals become more or less in
capac'tated to follow their usual avoca
tions. In such cases it Is great conve
nience 10 be insured In some safe Accider
Insurance Co. Such j. the Union Mutus
of Chicago. Any male person over /
and under IS years of age is eligible I
membership To fully understand -th
benefits and workings of this company yO
should call on their agent, Joseph Talt
the Office of L II Montanye, Strahan
Block.
ALLEN WEIR, the former editor of I'll
Port Townsend Argus, is sort of Poo
Bah in the new state Of Washington.
The statement has gone the rounC
until people have about come to the COZ
, clusion that Allen really is Pooh Bal