The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22
Sites &c NUTTING
Elttegs aud praprietarS.


were married in Marion county aud short
ly after removed to Seattle Upon IN,
heels of their honeymoon came stormy
weather on the ocean OF their welded bliss
and several months ago the roads fosked
She went her way and he went Isis. Or
Friday evenings stage there arrived al
Mehama Mrs Mary A Morris. who wa
looking for her husband. She found him
80 she claims, living at his mothers plac,
near there with young girl named Len'
Grise, daughter OF Peter Guise, y
Olalla, Kitsap county, Wash. Mrs Morri
vas wroth at the state OF things, anS
swore out complaint against Edwin L
the crime of adultery, and Lena Guise, III,
girl, for polygamy, Statesman.
VIA PORTLAND William Reid, ! I
Smith, and Edward T Johnson, of Multi
nomah county, yesterday filed articles O
Incorporation with the secretary of STAT,
for the purpose ot forming. the formius
the Portland, Salem aud Astoria Raiiwa,
company. The objec. Is to consruct
equip, operate, and manage ra,lCo1d, ant
electric cable, and telegraph liucs from
Portland to Astoria, and from Portland 4,
Sal,m, aud 'he acquiring by purchase OF
lease the Astoria y South Coast Railwa,
company's lines, etc, and to consclidat,
the same with the new company on term,
as may be mutually agreed upon Pott.
Ian Is the principSl office. Capital stock
Is $1,000. COO IN shares of 500 each
a BRAVE WoNAN An the brave
women evidently live near Astoria Here
4. IL. 1. I. N
not one man Ia ten thousand could do. one
that stops our breath fora momcUL S.,s
the As,orian "Mr aud Mr, Max Sachs,..
of Covington, Nv, Who were hcre few
days ago and then went over into Pacific
county, returned to tbis tity las, evening
While near Sea,and, anu Walking IN TIE
timber alone, Mrs Sachsc sgddvnly en-
eouotcred large black bear, vi hc vas ~
reetly in her path Most ladies would have
screamed and tainted. but Mrs Sachsc Is
composed Of good material and possessed
of cool nerve. Drawing her revolver the
lady took good aim, cred, ana bruin was a
dead bear"
SCIo. The Bank of Scio will be open
for business OF or about the first of sep
tember. Then you can get you checks
cashed at home.
Scio Is to have a.fine city hall, end with
its electric lights, Il will be the most enter
prising town In Oregon of It's size.
Work on the Oregouian Rai,road is pro
crossing in n satisfactory manner. The
roadbed from Silverton to the South
Santiam, with the exception of the small
bridges and culverts is now ready 10 be
changed to a standard gauge rcad.--Prcss.
A New BUSINESS House.. Mr. T L
Wallace, now of the real estate firm OF
Wallace & Cusick, and William Cowau.
son of Mayor Cowan, have formed part
nerslip AMI will ~so,,n open clothing,
furnishing goods and boot and shoe house.
They nave rented the store in the Sirahan
block, now occupied by the Sunnysid
saloon, which will be entirely remodeled
and arranged in metropolitan style for the
large stock of goods which they will
bring on. The firm name vii. be + l.
Wallace & Co. Both are rustiiHg, poPu-
lar young men.
Be CAREFUL.-Don't stumble along
without watching where you are going
Keep your eyes open, watch the higl
nails and broken boards on the back
streets When walking along First street
keep going until you reach Conn 6 Hen
dricson's, where you will find sp!eadic
assortment OF groceries and produce (,
select from. The freshest and best fruit,
OF the season are on their stands. Theil
stock Of shelf goods is large and choice
and they are always on hand TO wait on
their customers. You will not stumble
If you get goods OF them.
Box CAR ROBBED. D.-YeaerIay morning
tramps went through box car some
where between Albany aud Salem an,
helped themselves u Nh1tever they
coveted. The car WAS not locked and con
tanned steamer freight for Salem. having
been transferred OF A bany from the Ore
gon Pacific. Among other things boz
of Brooks Y Harritt, tie gunsmiths, wat
broken open and two smith * WCssOn re-
volvers and three bowie knives stolen
The robbers have not been aPPrehcnded -
Statesman
AFTER 4 CoNviCT John or Hal Mixer
Joaquin Miller's son, was in the city Sa'ur-
day evening on his wa, from tie stat,
penitentiary TO parts unan"~u. tie va,
discovered and recogriz-d lr Policeman
McClain, who attempted To catch him
but he ran like deer AcClain hrrc
twice; but failed to bring down the ji
bird, who made his escape and sent to
ward Lebanon, In which direction he wa,
seen Sunday. The chase ia Albany ioi
him was quite an exciting one.
NEARLY 4 CoLLIsIoS.-A few day ag'
there came near being a collision at tn,
Lebanon Junction. a freight :rain pass
ing just as the Lebanon train pulled ou
squeezed up against the latter causing
considerable friction. II seems TO be III,
general opinion that this Lebaron Junc
ton switch should be removed and tn
Lebanon branch track built direct 10 th,
depot In tlis q; =. In the long rnn thi
would &c an advantage 10 the r'i'roa'
company as well as the public.
The BgsT WAY.-rhis Is the ~ son 0
the wear hen the man With lie sample
cones around and wants 70 rake ycu
measure for a suit OF clahrs or a shirt q
a pair of-shirts or anything 10 he way &
wearing apparel that mas to br bought an
paid for. The wa. to treat nefe peopl
is to tell them quietly bot firmly that 80
can get as good clotbe, Of home rnerchsnt
and tailcrs as you need and ihat yoa in
b~io W nItUN yChi AlAI NV
neighbo-s in the city where you live. e,
BIGANY.-Edwin d Morris, who va
found by his wife, who is said 10 be ol
enough TO be his mother, at Meham
living with Lena Guise, II twenty yes
old German girl, was examined at Salen
and held under 1900 bonds 10 await tl
action Of the grand jury, under Il
charge Of bigamy. The girl was di
charged. A local paper says "the be
defense Morris has il the countenance
he woman who is prosecuting him"
WHAT the country needs is more no
days. II will be in order for the workin
men Of Salem to celebrate Liar da
which falls on Sept. lst.-Jorinal.
Sept. 1st no doubt will be a good d
for workingmen, but If salen, wOikir
men wish to celebrate the legal hold
they should wait until the first Saturd
in June, 1891. In the meantime we W
have Thanksgiving, Christmas, NJ
Years, Washington's birthday, a
Decoration day.
MEDICAL STUDEETs.--S r Worthingt
Of Sheridan, Yamhill county, pass
through the city to-day on his way hon
He and Mr. A Geisendorfer who live
few miles east Of the city have be
attending the medical department OF t
Willamette University for some tin
and will leave in few weeks for N
York to attend some one OF the leadi