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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14

GA Hill, who, with his wife. were called
here sometime sgo on account of The serious
illness u his mother, Mrs X g fFills re-
TUNED 70 his home in Seattle, this morning.
Ia mask ball a. Baher City The follow
Ing former Albany people appear Ia ionu
list Of mnskersi O II i.udernAn. Tommy
Mo9inty, Mrs Ladefnaa. domino; Miss
Wallace Girl u the Golden West.
Es Guy q Moody, supposed TO be- very
wealthy, pays taxes "a $i0.900 ot The
Dsllea. French & Go are the heaviest IN
dividual taxpayers there, and are assessed
~ SCI. .b35.
A justice Of the peace II FaFmington.
Wash, being distnrbed by sens hoedlums
left his rusEfnm and wbipsed tho turbulent
fellows Ia good shape. Tbs court proceeded
with business thereafter with the best de-
oofnm.
Bert Magefs Is mp from Albany, visiting
his mother 81 this place. EIe hiss been
clefking l La Forest Il Thompson, but "a
they have sold ont be will now be with =
Cohen, the clothior Of Albany --'5saytor
Sun.
The Polk coputy court yesterday IrAds al
appropriation Of $40, 600 toward rebuilding
the Salem bridge 10 . substantial manner
A"bF hfsD hAfu@ VI ~ upefhtb WIN MhfiOt
county 10 msiatenanes Of tho bridge alter Il
IL built.
Daring tho recent food on tbo Sinslas
the honss belonging % . settler by the nam,
Of Shuttle was washed awavsand With ID
trunk containing watch aud clothing. Thu
trunk went out 10 saa aud washed np or th
beach but little the worse for the water.
Seattle already contains within itself
city of N G's. The Press SAYS that ther
are fully 800 yagrants In that city. Their
are 30G prostitutes. IS professional gamb
lers and 400 people besides having IN
viaibls calling or busireas TO maintain them
ealvea -
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II WILL De AN lssrE

The question is being asked whether the
members oi The legislature from Portland viii.
81 the newt session the legislature ask thai that
city may issue non taxable ionas 70 aii in se-
curing coed pure water for he use Of her eiti-
Gems. Some time since the Oregoaian in,i-
mated that the scheme Of obtaining authority
from the legislature 10 issue such bonds lad
been given up Bat the zsi<gyam says bill
win Be introduced and, with great assurance.
says il win pass. Every unbiased, right think
ing man il or outside Of Portland must ear
aestiy hope that that city may secure lsoun
tcoas supply ofgood wholesome water. Nothing
Is more needed in that city. Il Is tobe ear
nessiy hoped that the people Of Portland win
MOI ask tbs Legislature to grant 50 great priv
lege Is that Of issuing non taxable bonds to
secure money to construct water works, The
reason Of this IS TOO apparent To issue such
bonds would give Portland capitalists the much
coveted opportunity Of turning their money
which is taxable into bonds which are not. tax
able and thus escape their share frokanfo ol
the burdens Of taxation 10 pay the expenses Of
state affairs. This would be unius: 10 The
great body OF The people OF the state, for Il Is a
cardinal principle ofstate aud federal COVER
msnt that taxation should he equal and uni
form and that there should by equality Of priv
ilegei among all citizens and special privileges
to none. But We are told that these bonds
will be sold in New York. and hence the state
can never reach them TO tax them. Il IS fur
ther urged that II they are ..made non taxable
they would sell on the market for better price.
Blu, this argument is coniradiciory5br if itey
could not be reached in New York for taxation
purposes then taxable bonds would sell as well
there as non taxable bonds. From reliable
sources We learn that the effort to pass the
nom taxable bond bill viii be renewed and it
behooYes the people Of the state to be on the
alert and elect members Of the legislature who
win stand out to the end against this slheme
On divers occasions the people OF Portland
have complained that there is unjust prejudice
throughout the state against Portland. This
is true and considerable Of this prejudice is
senseless and without cause, but the people Of
Portland have by their own indiscre,ion and
overreaching brought on themselves this pre-
iadice. This non taxable bond scheme has
produced much Of this prejudice. Portland
bonds without the non-taxable clause could be
iloated in New York at par. It is to be hoped
tha, the city viii be content to get authority
from the legislature 10 issue such bonds and
all opposition will cease.
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ohnreA plrecso.y.

Y. P.CHuKcH. - Proachingevery Sabbath.
morning ana evening py 6ev. = z. II
slne, =. y. oaoDasn oonooi a. z;S0 7. n
erAyer meeslhg every " ednessuay evening.
EvANoELIeAL CHuRcH. Preaching on Sab.
hath ct lls0O 4. Al, and TN. Sabbath
scnooi iu;OV frayer meeting every We'd
aesaay evening s'so. hev Fisher, pastor.
Aas Afs anViseu'
N. Z. CHuRcH. SouTH. Preaching every
Ssopssn Dsa,, morning as - O'Clock A. n: aud e
o'oTs psa & = saooA11 Is Scsool a1zs'O clock
10 a,sioyes yJ. 'ps paa . sm1nesaay evening"
~ : u'oSA. nov. = lanleisef' PASTOR
morning and evening. Song service Is
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Uhe ltuloteat.
From our regular correspondent.
WASHINGTON.


WAsHlNoroN, Feb. "a, 1900.
President Harrison Il about a. mad
man as |, would be possible to find IL .
days travel lie has become fully satls-
fed that at least two men. prominently
connected with the Administrations Assls-
tant Postmaster General Clarkson and U
S Treasurer liuston- -have heen abusing
him at every opportunity and telling other
friends that they intend 10 resign just a.
soon as they could ind an opportunity 70
embarrass him by so doing. lie also has
under suspicion several other high officials
aud Il would not be at all surprising II
several designations were peremptotil, de-
mandcd by him.
styles OF postage sta mps we're
placed on sale Saturday by the Pcst.oitiee
department. The improvement, II there
any, is hardly visible to the naked eye.
Fo. many years one OF the regular Con :
gressloual jobs has been the proposition to
have the Government buy all the real es-
tate south OF Pennsylvania avenae between
the Treasury and the Capitol. Il has been
knocked out 80 often that II was thought
to have been entlrely abandoned, but Il Il
again on deck, and b.ll has been intro
duced In Congress. Only few months
ago, when there was freshet In the Poto'
mac river, the greater portion OF this
ground was under from six inches TO tou'
feet of water. Nice sort OF property to
ask Congress TO buy to put public buildings
upon, isn'vlti
i'he investigation OF the Civil Services
commission, which was begun last weel
will be resumed this week, Ex.Cammle'
sioner oberly Is to be one of the wltnesse'
examined.
The chairman of the New York anti.
monopoly league made an argumen
agains. Mr.. wanamakcr's postal telegraph
bill before the House Postofice COMMITTEES
Friday. lie opposed the bin because
proposed TO give the business OF the cean
try to private corporation. lie said h,
represented the working people who sen
few kilograms and who would get little
any benefit n the bill should become law
AMI that the Postoilicc department, ha'
more business now than Il could mansg
satisfactorily without adding this experl
ment.
II is hinted In Inside republican circle
that Mr.. Harrlson's trip to Pennsyivani
last week was really for political purpose
he Is trying TO capture the state delegstso
TO the next republican national eonventior
and while Quay was In Florida he though
II good time TO vlslt the state. and In
opening of the free library a. Alleghen
City furnished the opportunity.
The Senators, or rather some OF then
are growing about the newspaper mel
finding out everything they do In seers
session. aud are trying to devise means I
/, prevent Il. II they would have their OF
dinary executive sessions oren the trounl
would be ended.
The regular war on lotteries which
made in early days Of every session Of Cor
gress, b, the introduction ot Iilis, has be
gun. It's a farce; why not saforee som
OF the laws We now have on the subje,
instead Of wasting time enaetlng.
The House Ways and Means CON
mittee are practically at stand ssill in II
preparation CT 4 tariff bill.
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The Republican Philadelphia Telegraph
hopes Mr Ciev Gland win be nominated BY
the democrats In 1894. beeause In thai
case, IL the republicans should be beaten
which. of course. Il treats as wildly i'm,
probable-sthe Evening zsisgyatA, in
common with the entire country, would
have the satisfaction of knowing that a
man of signal ability in statecraf,, as In
other thinns, man Of strong convictions.
with the absolute courage to maintain
them, man honorable. patriotic and sin
cere. would be the Chief MagIstrate oil hIs
country for another lour year,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14

The republican majority n congress
have ousted Cate, democrat, who was c.
lected from the first ngIessiousi district
Of Arkansas by Isoo majority and seated
Feaihersione. republican, who was defeated
by that majority. The former was ousied
because he was democrat. and the latter
given the seat because he was republican.
II Is safe TO bet that Gate will run again
this fall and that he will have 1000 msjori-
ty and be admitted 10.
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Chicago Ranal "a a.

WAsHfNoToS, March 6.-"we have had
satisfactory meeting" snid Chairman
Chandler, Of the house worlds fair CON-
miiiee tonight, after a conference be.
tween the committee and delegation oi
Chicagoans who arrived here to-day
"They have satisfied the sub committee
he added "tbat they have n bona fide sub
scription of $s.aso.ooo to begin with, every
dollar as good as cash. They also salts
fled their ability to raise the Slo,ooo,ooo
guaranteed by Chicago altogether.
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CLAIMS ALLOWED.


They QuARRgL.-In Astoria the Co
lumbian and Historian both claim 10 re-
ceiye the associated press dispatches and
are having lively quarrel about 1t. The
fact Is neither receives more than a pony
service, as II Is called. The Historian
says In the closing months OF last year
few papers succeeded in raising enough
money to get some kind OF telegraphic
serxiee satisfactory to themselves, but not
what would suit The Astorian. The PEN
dleton Tribune, the Walla Walla Union,
and one or two other papers Of that class
got in, and, probably, the Columbian.
That service IL good enough for such pa
pers as can't afford TO buy anything bet
ter, but II is not good enough for The AS
torian.
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Saturday. March ssnd.
aoR Rstxo sKss,os-a o.foex

School Eeonomy,S $ A RanJle. City Sup.
Public Schools, Salem.
Number WoFk--Meshods Of. w w
Brlstos. State Agr College. Corvallis.
Geogfaphy-The School and NelghboF.
hood , the State North America the
World.
Committee on MuaIc.--Frof w II Lee, |
c Littier, Miss Lille II Robertson. Albaty
The beat recitaiive and musical ialen,
win be secured, and the daily exercises will
be intsFspeFsed with recItalions and read
ings. and good music, vocal and lnstsu.
mental.
The leading teachers In the sevefa
counties 10 the district and In the state vii
be present and assist In the work OF III.
| Institute
Al members attending the institute ,ans
paying full fare over the East and Wssl
Side divisions OF the Southern Pacific Rail
way lines IN Oregon, will be entitled TO re
turn tickets al one fifth (i-s) OF the regu
lar fare. This reduction viii be given os
the return trip by the agents at Corvaili
and Albany.
The hotels OF Albany win entertain laoe
attending during the days Of the Institute a
reduced rates.
Executive CommI,tee-Supt l. NJ Cur
Linn county Supt ID " Yoder. MaFioi
county snpt w RcyEolds, Polk county
Supl l. II Baker, yamEill county e.
McEiroy, State Superintendent Public II
structson.
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70 AL Whom It Nay concern,

The Germania Fire Insurance Co Of
New York, having reinsured its entire
business in the State of Oregon, said COM
pany (having on deposit with the State
Treasurer, $So. ooo,l hereby give notice Of
It's dis-continuance Of business in Ore
gon, and its intention of Withdrawing its
deposit now With the State Treasurer RI
the expiration of the six months printed
notice required by Law
GERMANIc FIRE INsuRASeEsCo or \. q
Hugh Schumann, Vice President.
Dec ,.A 1889
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Pianos.

Those wishing first class instrumeI
j. Hymas's, opposite the Masonic Tenn
Pile, on First Street. The latest vocal nna
instrumental music kept for sele, also e
largest assortment of stamping patterns
to select from this sid of Frisco Les
sons given iu painting and enibroidsring
in her studio over Linn County Bank.
Give her your order and you will be
pleased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14

The oldes, lawsuit ever known Is now
ia progress OF trial In the highest Russian
court In ST. Petersburg. 1t was originally
brought 500 years ago against the city Of
Ksmenez- Podosl. by the heirs Of dead
nobleman TO recoser several ihansand
acres Of his estate which has been eoniiis.
Gated by the municipality. The testimony
Is weighty. There are fory-hye tons oi
Il In manuscript.
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MARRID.

Cox-ARCHIBALD. = On Wednes-
day afternoon, March S, 1890, at the resi-
dence Of and BY Rev 5 Meminger, Mr.
Smith Cox, thrifty farmer and first.class
fellow, and Miss Annie Archibald, sister
Of Mr. O A Archibald, of the Lima County
bank. May they meet with the successes
Of life they deserve
GROVE POTTER. - On Thursday
morning March 8, 1890. at the Russ
house, N Albany. By Geo Humphrey,
Esq, Mr E N Grove and MIsa Ids Potter.
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COUNTY couRr pRoorEpISas.

OR n. niaskbara. Judge: u. ". coorsr.ad o
fhiiilps. cemmlssianers.l
Application Of We Arnold ct NJ for
county road dismissed.
Wesley Kinzer appointed supt Road
Dist No 4.
Right Of way for street railway on coun-
ty roads was granted.
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A SEND orF.-The Rena Marsell's
Dramatic Co, who claim TO have played
in Walnut St. Philadelphia, have been
doing all the small places through the
Valley. The Stayton Sun scars In the
following manner, which makes the Dem
ocRArs art critic treuble with envy
TUESDAY evening East Lynde was excel.
iently rendered, Miss Rena Marsell's ss
Lady Isabella OF the highest order of cle-
vation. Sir Francis Levison played the
outrageous william hugely, His goat-ee
not from ear to ear, but very long TIE
short way"
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BoRS.-To the wife of Heirokee Iznmi-
da, In Albany, March s, 1890, girl. Mr..
Izumida boasts Of being the father Of the
first Japanexe child ever born in Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
Bsrsins at Reads.
Halsey ia 10 have newspaper.
Y. NJ. French keeps railroad time.
For artists supplies 20 10 Stanard
Cnsick's.
See Barrows & searls new ad. In another
column.
Fresh fab recciyed daily at Schults's mar
ket.
The Portland train was several hours late
to-day.
Mr. Geo Kssnsy has boon Ia Portland
On business.
Mr. w G Sears returned last evening from
. trip to Salem.
Great clearance sale or the next 80 day
at w + Reads.
Good evening Have you tried Habbards
Elegant Lotien
Chippsd beef in quantities to suit 1t Geo
G Henderson's
The food is past and still you can get the
hest printing At Phelps.
Don't fail togst your printing done at
fnelps--he does the best.
next 80 days at w Reads.
Wheat has aa upward tend snay and 10 quo
ted at o Il cants. oa!s are 81 cents.
We can and will sell cloaks cheaper than
any Portland house. WI Read.
Low prices are what counts and @ 4
Brownels is the place to got them.
You can saye many dime by trading At
Il Hubbards new drug store. Try ii.
Sauer krant, pickles, picked pigs feet
and everything nice at G = Brownells.
Watches, clocks and jewelry carefully re-
paired and warranted at + NJ FreDch's
No need to suffer with the hsadach whom
HabbaFds Capanles will surely cure YOU.
II you want fine toilet or hath soap call
on stanard Cusick, City Drug Store.
Mrs. NJ Sternburg and daughtar Sarah
went to Corvallis To-day, on visit with
friends.
Geo B Vassalle and wife returned from
Oakland this morriug. Heis somewhat inn
proved in health.
The Seattle Insurance Co has had q re-
ceivsr appointed There are one or two
stockholders IN Albany.
County Judge Black burn, OF Linn. il here
to-day 20 csusult with our county oourt 81
tbs IesIerson bridge. Salem journal.
During the late blockade 10 California.
newspapers were taken into Lake county on
horseback aud sold for so cents apiece.
One Ya9uina Bay man recently sueo an-
other ono for Sc for fighting fire about
year ago. II created considerable Of atir.
The subject At the o'clock meeting To-
morrow OF the X NJ 9 A Is: s.The True
Course ef intellectual Culture Prov. 3
l-0.
4 nsw town between Monmouth and Ia
dependence is 70 be called TaIImaslre.
PEobxbly because il win be sort Of a tongue
cr these cities.
4 petition i being circulated askin9 the
post Office department d establish ! mail
route from Xaquina City 20 AlssA Bag aud
- eatselzsi post ofIaoq st Beaver Creek, 8
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Following Il ihe program Of The insii.
tute 10 be held here, beginning Wednesday
March roth, 1890
avaNiHu sassioN 1880 o'cIocg.
Music
Address Of Welcome. snpt I N Curl,
Albany.
Music.
Response. supt w | Re, noItls, Polk Co
Music.
Recitation
Music
Lecture. Rev W Rollins, Pastor First N
& Church, salem.
A1uslc.
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The Man About Town rcjoices TO sec
that all through Linn there ID q live
movement forward, not only in Albany
bat In Lebanon, Brownsville, Scio, Har-
risburg, Halsey and in every place in the
county. Fonr Of the places mentioned
will have newspapers. Harrisburg, the
lIrHt to have one being left ont. II must
hunt up press. In these places too real
estate Is doubling in value. In Lebanon
for instance, the Man About Town il in
formed that live former resident Of that
City, now residing here, has cleared $751;
00j IN real estate transactions during the
past year. Who has done better than
that in Albany properly.
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ACADEM
Or
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help.

ALBANY. --s OREGON
Cos.dnctsd by the siatA-@ 70. Bsnediet
This Academy is incorporated and au-
Eh0r1zcd by the Htare 20 cof1fet academic
honors. The course Of study IL compete.
Mathematics, Literature and Ausls ue
speeiaIg1es. - eise the Normal Irsfrietisn
III aspirnnts for teachers ceEtincases In.
igssriaI drawing. vocal music 10 class and
III kinds 0g needgswosk form, no extza
sharrs. The ai.sipIIne of the school r
vsurie but firm. oojsct heins 70 f0mn
not only refined young ladies'. but nokle1
ad useful members Of society. Fupfls
,dEnittsd at any time and charges props.
Toned. Pupils Of any dsnomlnation ~
eesved.
Tuifsoa In sslsst aay school ranges fro
IS 70 SO.
For tsYass of Boarding Ssh ol or sEx5
prrIer lars Apply at the Academy, or sd-
adeas Skier sapeseFsss.
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CRAwroRDsvnLR.-Mr Henry Chance
and wife, Of Cottage Grove, arrived here
Monday. Mr. Chance win take charge d
his saw mill above here.
Mr. Patrick Farrell left here last Wed.
nesday morning for his home in Eugene.
He has been here for month teaching
the band. The boys liked him very well
and learned some fine pieces Of music.
They are playing 3rd grade music.
Mr. II Glass took charge OF the Post
Office last Friday. Mr. Moses, the retiring
p M kept the Office for four years, with
credit to himself and the entire satisfac.
tion Of the patrons. Times.
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The streets Of Albany just At the pres
ent moment are in a frightful condition.
Let the truth be told. To ride along any
street in the city il like churning butter
by hand. Every erosswalk IL another
splash. There are holes and holes, and
iust west Of the o. p. r. r. track on First
Street is a place that looks like the crater
Of volcano. Ii takes hardihood TO nav
igate it. At crossings there are deep
watery excavations, and mud untold. Our
city has a big job on hand in the inn
proyement oi our streets, and because
Spokane and Tacoma have slathers d
mud and grew is no reason Why Albany
ahould also have the element always.
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Having no scandals in Albany the Man
About Town IL obliged 10 refer 70 one in
salem. PROD Randall Ii charged with
hugging thirteen year old girl. - both
Of the papers there seem 70 have pick at
the Prof. the Man About Town rises to
remark that the Prof. IL absolutely inno-
cent. 4 gentleman Of irreproachable
character just from there says Ii IL 81
fooIIshnees, and is simply case of Salem
spite by few men. The Man About
| Town does hate 10 see . man particularly
q moral exemplary man attacked. Hug q
| lamp post, barber pole Or an Indian 10
bacco sign; but don't lug thirteen yeal
old girl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14

When Baby was sick. we gave her castorse,
whcnS was a Child. she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss. she cIuns to cassoris-
When she had Children. she gave them cas,ArIa.
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LEBAsox. Prof. II. c. Palmer, teacher
Of the conservatory Of music in Albany,
was in town Wednesday. lie viii In
struct the newly organized cornet band.
1.-THE board Of trade held q meeting
Monday night. Some of our business
men will, no doubt, organize a building
and lean association the coming season
10 meet the demands Of an incoming
population.
Messrs. James and Robert MeCaust-
land, formerly from Iowa, but recently
oi Salem and Albany, were interviewing
our real estate dealers this week. Tho
above named gentlemen are Ike scores
Of other immigrants, at least in one re-
spect, they want some Oregon coil and
doubtless can be suited.
The meeting II the Elite Literary eo-
ciety called together last Friday the
talented young men of Lebanon 10 dis
Gus the military ability Of Generals Grant
and Lee. The decision was renkered in
favor Of the negative. III. A. Miller,
one Of the digputants in the discussion,
Is rejoicing over his victory Express.
BRowxsvLLE.--Fonr hundred dollars
special tax and the bonding Of the dis
trict for $1,000 was voted Tor without a
single negative vote. 1t was unanimous.
A. Leroy was elected clerk and ". B..
blanchard, director, instead Of j. III.
Howe.
Mr.. w. r. Kirk returned from Port
land Monday evening. He started for
Eastern Oregon, but while in Portland
met his brother, T. j. Kirk, from
Athena, who informed him that il he
| wished to do business he bad better wait
till things thawed cut over there. Every
thing frozen up and business is paralyzed.
Rev. G. Sperry met with a very pain
ful accident Wednesday afternoon, while
carrying q plow 10 the blacksmith shop
He had gotten as far as the high side
walk ON the south side, when the end Of
the plow caught on nm upright piece Of
timber that had been placed there as a
brace TO the walk, throwing him Off the
walk 10 the ground, about eight or nine
feet below. The plow lit in such man.
ner as 10 cut a terrible cash across the
instep and front part OF his ioot.-Times.