The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

y DO mado In trotting races up 10 Aug lst an
in running races up to Sept ist. except |
breeders races entrances for which have
: be made by May lst,
|. Race No 1, trotting- 90 class, beat thre
in 1--we, for all horses bred aud owned Il
Washington aud Oregon, Purse. S400
No 2, trotting- Breeders stake, for tw,
year olds, best two in three Entrance $40
$3.50 added.
No .. trttting--2.50 so olass, beat three Il
Eve. Purse St00.
} No 4. trotting--Thsco wear old class. bes
: two ia three. Entrance $50, $500 added.
No 8, trotting-- as22 elass, best throe Il
five Puue, $3.50
No Z, trot.ing -Ss26 clas' hest thr,o IN
ave purac, $500.
No 7, trottiag--2:S0 cl.s", host three Ia
! dive, Parse. 500,
No S. running Breeders stake for two
year olds. tntcc- -ioatths mile dssh. En-
traeoe $50, $3.50 added
No .. o.rnnninl -Oae aud oee-t iurth miles.
Parse. 5000
No 10. running Oregon Derby ior three
year olds.one aud nae-haf miles Eatrance
$50, $500 added,
No 4 runnina- One milc and q sixteenth.
Purse. $500.
NO u. rahhlse-- Three touttha OF mile
dash. Purse, $500.
NJ q, raanmg -HRto,p, dse- lghsa Of
a mite dash. rnrse. $500
No IA, runaien liNu,liosr, QUO mile.
Purse. Sio0.
THE following FROM Che 7, n lloton l. Ois
Apatho,o incident ef sho deep snow srs. "A
lady, Mrs wDeif, aud child. had rarrow
escape f,om death Thursday night. They
we're passengers oa uans's tsaip. aud ir-
tended TO sta2 at Fulton s.a;ion. Before
rcachice that point the bell-sopi was aeoi-
aenily pulled. aud The train atoppel, several
nsl les from nowhere, Thinking Fulton had
been reached. Mrs Duf left the train which
started on. A severe stosm was raeius, and
she wandered about with her little uuo until
she becimo gtter,y exhausted. Forinna.ely
gentleman nad seen her leave tho train,
and had induced the train men to stop. She
was found In the MIX 1T time, the train be-
ing backed nearly mile, and more dead
than alive, ba. ri icing a. Aor rescue, was
helrsd oa board"
THE BoArs The Dently and the IIoag
are owned by the Oregon Pacific Rmi-
road company, and make regular trips
each week. lssving Corvallis aud passing
down the river every Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday and going up each sl,ernat.
days. The Three Sisters Is running ewild"
that Is con onIers," going anywhere Tor
business. The o r & " company has the
Orient running to Corvallis regular, going
up Monday and down Tuesday. The
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pion stays on the lower Tiver.--Ex.
BIGAMY. .-Franeis Bell, a stranger In
Linn county, was married to Miss Ellen
Beard at Tangent on December s9th. I,
has since been learned that he has wife
and family living at Roseburg. Saturday
he was arrested at that city for bigamy
and Marshal Hoffman left on the night
train after him, arriving here laai Monday
with the prisoner. lie was taken before [
George Humphrey, Esq, waived evan
ination and was held under $1,000 bonds to |
await the action II the grand jury. The |
case Is an unfortunate one.partieularly for |
the young woman at Tangent, who was /
imposed on.
EXEMPT PRoERTY.- Oregon the fol |
lowing property Is exempt from execution;
Musical instruments, books and pictures
SIS; household effects, $500; clothing.
SIooi and clothing to each member Of the
family, $50; team, tools, instruments or II 1
brary or whatever Is needed In the trade /
or profession of debtor, 5000; ten sheep 4
two cows. five hogs. three months Prov
ender. No exemption l. good against
claim for purchase money; no homcstea d. 4
AT THE ScnooLs.-The attendance at ]
the public schools has been reduced con-
siderablS by the epidemic OF colds, called /
lagrippe, and the smaller schools as well /
have suffered. Miss wh=eIer's Kindergar /
ten the attendance at which Is generally |
about twenty FIVE Is taking a vacation this
week, Miss Wheeler herself now being IN, |
and Mrs Mead's, with customary attend. /
ance Of fifteen or twenty, Is down 10 six or
seven. But igripPe is going and soon
schools and things generally will be run
ming In the old or bigger rev channels.
BAD FOR SIocx.-Mr Jason Wheeler /
has just received a letter from hi, son
Frank at Camp Polk on Squaw Greek
which tells of deep snow, for forty days
bare ground not being seen. Stock was
suffering and where not fed 81 home /
was dying fast Mr Wayne ciaypooI had |
already bought $500 worth Of hay for his
GOO cattle and 100 horses and It was about |
all gone. The outlook was dubious.
PEELSc Az oRAxeE An attractive
piece of Crayon work may be seen a, the
drug store Of Mr. G l. BIackman. 1t is
hat of boy peeiing an orange, the back
ground of the scene being black. I. shows
good execution. Miss Grace Trumbull
was the artist. The DEaocaAr IS pleased
to see The large amount Of interest being
taken by the young people of the city IN
art. Time thus spent Is well utilized. Re-
member that "he best can paint who feels
the most" How 90 you feelS
THE DISTRICT ISsrITuTE-The teach
ers' institute for the third district will be
held at Albany, March -, "a, IS. This
district embraces the counties Of Marion,
Polk, Linn, Yamhill and Tillamook.
Prof McElroy is at present engaged in ar.
ranging the preliminary details for the
institute and says the Indications are that
It will be attended by ell of the county su.
perintendents and teachers Of the district
70 the number Of ago. The program has
not been rranged--Statesman.
THE JEFFERSON BADGE The Marion
county court stands ready and willing to
DO it's share toward building the bridge.
The people of Syracuse precinct, Linn
county, are going to use every effort 10
have some action taken IN the matter al
the February term OF court. They have
all faith in the court and think their peti.
tion. as prayed for. will be granted, and the
bridge built in the near future ..-Je jefferson
Review.
DIED IN IowA.--Mr p r Chance and
family left Albany two or three weeks age
for Pennsylvania. they stopped off a
Hawrden. Iowa, where Mr Cbaffee wa
taken with the grippe and died four day
afterwards on the 18th instant. Mr. Chat
fee, who resided here several months wa
hardworkipg' industrious man and was
member of the Masonic lodge.
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