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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

pufsnant to previous notice the Repul
iican County Convention convened At tn
Court ilousc on Wcdnesaayat 10 O'Clock
and was called 10 order by Walter M K
i chun. Chairman Of the county cenfra
committee. Hon 8 A Daw on was elect
cd temporary chairman. f M Redfielt
temporary secretary,an Ge5 @ Davis and
Peter Hume, assistant secretaries. On
motion the chair appointed the following
committee
On credentlals--f' NJ Miller, J r Nc
Caftney and w 4 Kirk.
The convention took a recess for len
minutes to give time for the committee 70
report The committee reported and the
report was adopted.
The following committee on order of
business was appointed K Whitney,
w W parrish, A ] Blcyins. s.
On permanent orgaulzation--G w
Smith, John Donaea, X Glass.
On apportionment Of delegates TO the
State convention % r Wolverion, A
Johnson, N Guiiiford.
Convention was called 10 order at one
O'clock. Committee on permanent organ.
ixation reported that the temporary officers
Of the convention be made the officers oi
the permanent organization Committee
on order Of business reported and the re-
port was adopted. The committee on ap-
portionment for delegates TO State COM
ventlon reported and the report was
adopted.
The following delegates were then elect
cd to State convention y Dawson, A
Johnson, w w Parrish, VIM Paul, Peter
Hume, Caleb Gray, Geo w Davis, w CI
1wecdale, q Il Wolverton, q w Smiti.
The following nominations for State
Senators were made by acclamation
Peter Hume and Marion Cunningham.
The following Representatives were
nominated X l. Smith. w A Temple
ton and A Richardson. The names OF
DIR Il O Hyde and y M Miller were also
pi resented.
r L Smith. John Denny, K Glass and
y Trask were named for Uommissit ners.
Mr. Trask, Of Fox Valley, was nominated
on first ballot
&c Cooley, OF Halsey, was nominated
for Recorder by acclamatien.
Jas. A Pearl, l. w Deyoe and ] ] Gra-
halo werf named for Sheriff. A Pearl,
OF Halsey was nominated on second ballot.
r M Redfield was nominated for clerk
by reclamation.
] NJ Bruce. u Coon and smith
were named for treasurer. Mr. smith
was nominated on third ballot.
Il Mccoy and Mr. Deakins were
named for assessor. Mr. MeCoy was
nominated on third ballot.
X A Michenor and ] II Jewett were
named for School Superintendent. Mr.
Miehenor was nominated on arst ballot
+ r ! Fisher was nominated for Sur
veyor by aeciamation.
William Forimilier was nominated for
Coroner by aeeiamalion.
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cRAwro nDsvILLx.

Hon n Rice has hcen confined TO III
house about three weeks with acute rhcu
matism, but is now able to stif around
i Mr. Frank Malone Is quite sick with af
Hsthineilc disease. He has led 4 very &C
tive life and Il goes hard with him 10 bs
confined TO hi4 home He Is nov undei
medical treatment and we hope TO see hini
out again soon.
Herman Robe began teaching the school
here last Monday with good attendance.
Think he will have q successful term.
Miss Belle Cnance will. teach the school
IN the next district south OF here.
JR Wiseinan Il out again and now
thinks people ought 10 have measles when
young.
A new postoffiee has been established
AZ miles east OF Charlottesville at"Holley,v
a new town just starting, with 9 w Pugh
as Nasby and Matlock assistant A
postoiIice has long been wanted at that
place by the people Of that community,
but until lately no one was willing TO take
the Office as Il would necessarily have been
In some private dwelling, but that objec
lion has now been removed and they have
the Office.
Messrs Pugh e Ma.lock have built Il
store building and commenced merchan
dising al HoIley.
Tie Republican primary met on Thnrs
day end elected X Glass,E N McCaw aud
w n scott a. delegates TO the County con.
yention.
The Democratic primary met to-day and
sent ~ delegatas 10 the County convention,
K w Moses and Geo Finley.
We are having rain which Intefferes
with farming and gardening.
WESLEY.
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The Oakvliie Horticultural association
met on the evening Of April I'd. Mr. 9
ID Barton read a paper on planting and
pruning an orchard, A question by ID 4
IunkIn, win new orchard be successful
In the same place an old orchard grew
No one could answer positively, but
mostly agreed that II would not do.
DIR Leonard said lie .ane 10 Oregon 10
star. lie owned a Sio.ooo farm in Iowa,
which didn't bring In ten per cent, and nc
wouldn't trade ten acres In Oregon for 100
IL Iowa. MIR Barton showed how 10 prune
. tree. He said that pruning was an evil,
but a necessary evil and could be easily
overdone. The society viii meet again
on the first Tuesday In May, At T;3o
s'clock. AT this meeting a paper Will be
read by DIR Leonard on the outlook for
market for our prunes; also paper by
w II Crawford on the cultivation of small
fruits also paper on flowers, by Miss
Lou Stockton.
The Literary and Reform society met
on the evening of the 4th. The question,
aResoived that dancing Is wrong" wal
ably discussed by w II Crawford in the
affirmative and ID E Junkin In the mega
tive: decision VI the judges In favor o.
the affirmative. There will be no more
daneiug in lnakville unless some one get
the tooth ache.
Mr. A Al Asheson and Elmer Hamilton
start East ihc last OF the month, the for
mer to meeting OF the general as
sembiy of The u p church, aud the latte
to keokuk, Iowa and Garnest, Kansas.
Mr. Nathan Needaam will buy piec'
of land and.go into the fruit business.
J LITTLE RosR Bun.
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u. P.CnuRcH. --Preaching every Sabbat n,
morning aud evening by Rev. s.. G. Ir-
vine, D. ID. Sabbath School at 2;30 r. n
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening.
EvAEGELIcAL CHuncH. Preaching on Sab
hath at ll,O0 4. NJ, and 7P. Sabbath
School 1000. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening 7lsO. Rev. Fisher, pastor.
All ars invited,
M. Il. CHuReH, SoUTH. = Preaching every
Sabbath morning at ii o'clock A. N. and Z
M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
7.30 o'clock. Rev. @ s Hanleitsr, Pastor.
M. E.CHURcH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service in
he even ng before sermon. Sabbath School
$3.50 P N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
ay evening. Rev. 5 L Meminger, pastor.
PREss1rxRrAH CEURcH. .-Ssvvice every
Sabbath morning and eveningsin Church
cor. Broadalbin and FifthSts Sunday School
Immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev Il II Prichard. pastor.
Frnsr BAPTIST CHURcH.-Preaching every
Sabbath morning deve'g &, at Church on 9th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting eyer
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. Rev.
TrumbelI, pastor.
CoEGREGATToNALC CHuAoH. -Servicesevery
,abbath morning and evening. Sabbath
ochool at l2s15. Payer meeting OF
) ednesday evening Of each week. Rev
Wgers, Pa stor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Preaching ever,
Lords day in month, morning and evening
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock, !
NJ. Rsy ] + Stewart Pasior.
| CATHOLIC Church. Service every Sun.
day at 1890 4 N. and r. M. Last Sunda,
OF thu month service at Eugene City. Rev
Louis Metayer, Rector.
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on THE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY.

Mr. Cartwright. OF Crook county, was
In the vicinity recently, the guest Of
Messrs Coleman and Long.
Miss Ella Montgomery will begin a
term Of school at the Ward school house
next Monday. Her home Is at Irving,
Lane county.
Lac Porter, of Monroe, made a brief
call In this locality one day last week
Mrs Mary Locke is quite III with ncn-
ralgic fever.
Several young people from this neigh
borhood attended the ball at Coburg last
Friday evening and report good time.
The gentle April rains are making II In
teresting for farmers who are nearly all
crowded with spring work.
Miss Clara Philpot has returned home
from school at Albany and Miss Alma
Aliingham has come home from the con.
vent, at Eugene. Both will attend district
school near home this summer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

ALRASY. Or, April 9, lS)o.s
would like 10 state through the col
umna Of your valuable paper few words
in regard to various reports that has been
circulated through the vicinity Of Al
bany and Tangent in regard TO me. They
are absolutely false. can be found in
Albany at any time and have no inten-
ton OF leaving, and / viii say TO my
friends that while some say that ] am
nothing but . poor farm laborer am
proud that | am working for wages and
not a living like some Of the higher class
OF my relatives, depending on the labor
Of my old grandmother, who is upwards
Of eighty years old, for the very last
clothes they have on their backs. ] say
again, which il the most honorable, work
or bum? And now, kind friends, ! am
not a telegraph operator and | don't
want any hands to work in fruit dryer
for 90 yeaIs, although / do want any one
who has anything to say about me to
come forward like man and say so and
not travel half way around to Corvallis
to tell everybody else and not me.
JoHN ii VERNON,
Albany, Or.
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TANGENT

Our public school closed on last Friiay
after a very successful term, taught by 4
Z Michner and Miss Maud Beard. There
will be n two weeks vacation and then
school will begin again and be conducted
by the former teachers.
Mr. Dawson Turner Is moving 10 Tan
gent Finding no vacant house In town
he moved Into Beard Bros dry house and
intends 10 live In II until he can build .
new residence,
Mr. ] r Beard departed on last Sunday
for his future home near Fossil, Gillian
county.
Mr. w w Crawford, of Tailmau. was see-i
on our streets Thursday evening.
The Democratic primary was held In the
grange hal Yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was called 10 order by r A Moses,
chairman. Mr. ] jerks. AT BleyIns and
b Cooper were elected IS delegates TO
convention Mr Beard was nominated
for r., and Jimmie Jenks, Constable.
These two men are both good men and sre
well qualified 10 fiiI the offices.
Farmers have just begun their pIowing.
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a yolCE ERosr rosr sr.


Towhom II may concern; hare tried alrios.
every conceivable remedy for hiliousness lsr-
Ing the past AVA years a. / am OF bilious tenn
perament and suffer much from stomach and
liver troubles. But nothing orer gave me the
relief that oktsdned from using Joys Vegetable
sarssparillA In fact think ita cnre for thosa
ailments. At the time was using II ! had .
little girl living In my family whose neck was
seriously anected BY large open sore. and We
tried q great many kinds Of lotions. rAlves and
blood purifiers TO no avail. gave her some Of
my medicine tJoy's Vegetable sarnapariIial
thinking It night benefit her and a. ii was
purely vegetable. knew 1t coeid do her no HARM
70 my astoniahment she began to improve, and
within two weeks it was entirely healed and sae
Il now as we'll As ever.
Mrs. II. L. WHEATON,
M Post ST. San Francisco
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-11

RAILROAD COMMISSION. The state rail-
road commission is In session to-day at
their room in the capitol, the principal
matter before them being case brought
by a Mr. Strickland,a a shipper Of wood and
lumber near Kamela, In Eastern Oregon,
against the 0 R& n railway company,
the complaint being that the company
Injuries his business BY failure TO furnish
cars for his use and by side-tracking his
shipments. The members OF the COM
mission have also under consideration
the provisions Of bill for state railroad
law, containing what they believe 10 be
the requirements Of such law. They
have devoted much time and study 10
the examination Of facts, figures and ex-
pcriences throughout the nation ON this
question, and they hope TO present such
u bill 10 the next legislature as viii meet
respect and pproyal.--Journal This
takes great load Off our minds. A rail-
road law fixed up by the present COM
mission win just simply be immense. 1t
will be fixed too.
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DIED.

WORTH. Mrs Worth, better known
as old lady Worth. at Halsey. on Wcdnes-
day, April 9. 1890, at an advanced age.
being 90 years of age. She was a woman
universally respected for many good quali-
ties. An old resident of Linn county,
her death will be regretted by all who
knew her. The deceased was perhaps the
oldest person in the county. With her
husband, she came 10 Oregon In the early
days Of the fifties.
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aarS BACK.

The fTmer< are trying 10 pinw some,
although slow progress Is being made on
account OF 10 much rain.
We understand that Gwen Back Il TO
have new boo' hs1ze iisis summer. The
old one would scarcely make good wood
shed.
Our school Is soon 10 commence with
Miss Mcdaniel, as teacher
Mrs chas AnnIs is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Story, on Oak Creek.
Mr. Lawrence Morgan, Of Eugene, has
been wishing his brother, Jas Morgan.
Young man, the next time you want
partner for dance, provide some other
way for her 10 90 besides across the fields
afoo. this Kind 1f weather. No wonder
you were left
Mrs DR. GafI Is very sick, with indications
OF typhoid fever.
Mr. fIadcn and family formerly OF WASH
sngton, arc now living in RI Waison's
house. NELLIE BLY,.
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Led Astrny.
Leu AstIuy.
Fernan dina. Nassau Co. Fla. Mar. 20, so.

Fern1n dina, Nassau &c, Fla, Mar. 80, SO.
have used DR. Simmons Liver Regu
lator and always found it to do what is
claiWaed for it. The last bottle and two
packages did me no good and were worse
than nothing. see it is not put up by ]
H Zeilin & Coand not genuine, and { waste
of money to buy it. would be glad TO
get the pure and genuine. Send me some
from honest hands with red 2 and Zeilin
& Cos signature on wrapper.)
Your Ob't Serv't, Benz T Rich
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Executors Notice :

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been by the County Court Of Linn
county, Oregon, duly appointed executor Of
the last will and testament Of William Pat
terson, deceased. late Of Linn county. Ore
gon. All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present than to
Hewitt & Irvines Albany, Oregon, properly
verified. within six months from this date.
This 9th day Of April. 1890.
CHARLES PATTERSON,
HEw1IT & IRVINE, Executor.
Atty for TX.
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A NEw DEPARTMENT --FortmilIer x
Irving have added another department to
their large and elegant furniture store,
being one for carpets natting. linoieum
and oil cloths. They have fine stock Of
these goo1s. selected for the market. and
those desiring anything In the line should
call and see their well selected stock. They
will keep the latest patterns in these goods
as In everything else and sell at reasonable
prices.
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DR. PATTON treats successfully all dis
eases of women,and guarantees to cure all
-urable private diseases. He has sure
remedy for catarrh of the head. lie
sleeps in his Office and answers city calls
day or night. Consultation Is free and
everything Is strictly confidential. lie
can be found in his Office in Biumberg's
Block from 10 to y, to 4 and TO 5.
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PEORIA.

Pursuant 10 call the Democratic primary
OF Peoria precinct met NJ the school house
on April 9Th. On motion Of ] A Mcbride
Rev w L Molioy was nominated and
elected chairman Of the meeting, and II
Rudd A. secretary. A Mcbride and w
Citizens havilg received the majority Of
votes cast were duly elected delegates w
K Garrett was nominated and elected as
candidate for Justice of the Peace. and ] O
Garrett for Constable. Nominations for
precinct committee resulted In the election
Of w r Garfr,t.A L Cannon j A Mcbride
TO act a. precinct committee.
z II RuDD.
Secretary.
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TOWNSEND { VII SON

The following is partial list Of city and
farm property for sale by us.
A neu cottage with six rooms, large lot
Price, $1,000.
lunimproyed lot on 5th Street. $4,000.
Several tracts OF 8 and 10 acre lots. one and
q half miles from Albany. $500 per acre.
lot with two story house on Water St.
$500.
2 lots with two story house. Chamberlain
& Maaton's addition. $3.50.
lot with 5--room house on lst st. $500
House with CO.. ms. two lots. Elkins
addition $3.50.
l lot Cd and Main. $3.50.
lot with house two stories on Attn St.
$500.
| lot on Washington St. $3.50.
Lots and 5. block 10, Bryant's addition.
$500.
A good stock farm. 1900 acres, mile>
from R r station- S5 per acre. A bargain.
Farm, 5 niles from Shedd. frst-class wheat
and fruit land. 40 acres Frice. 5000.
sos acres miles from r r. $50 par acre.
Can be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers.
Insurance Brokers.
TOWNSEND & WILSON,
Real Estate Brokers.
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ResrcsISo. The ministers seem TO be
making great effort to leave Ssiem, per-
haps on account of the sins Of the people.
Rev II A Newell has resigned as pastor OF
he Presbyterian Church, Rev II X Sica-
foose, as pastor OF the Christian Church,
and Rev Rork as pastor o. the Unitarian
Church.
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Though there Was lesa than hall = vote
IN the special election on bonding the
city for $4,000 Il was sufficiently larse
to show tho spirit Of our citizens in 2 re-
markably emphatic mannerand had the
vote been full the proportion IN favor Of
bonding would probably have been great.
or. Asit Ia the vote IL so conclusive and
unquestlonable Ia its meaning that our
Council should have no hesitation in pro-
ceeding with the sewer improvements at
once, relying on the Legislature 70 p 3
the desired amendment to our charter.
Following was the vote
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New ARRIvAL.--A large and complete
stock of carpets, ,lInoleum, oil cloths, shades,
etc, at the store of A B McIiwain, all OF
the latest designs, and which will be sold
at from 10 to 40 per cent lover than by
other houses.
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QUrTE sEAsoNABLE Mr. w R Graham
has just received some elegant patterns
in domestic and imported goods, suitable
for the season. Finer designs and more
durable fabrics have never been seen in
the valley. The display is really an extra
one, and men wanting stylish suits or
pants should call and examine the pat
terms before buying. Prices the most rea-
sonabie.
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ScIo TO Be LiGHrEp.-The city of Scio
has just granted Mr. Geo w Warner, of
this city ten years franchise for an EIec-
tric light s. stem at Scio. Mr. Warner will
introduce the Schuyler system In use In
ALBANY and will put in good plant. The
city end merchants assure him of good
patronage andScio Is to be congratnIatcdin
having a man Of Mr. Warmers reliability
at the head OF 1t. Mr. Warner has rented
a water power Of Mr. Coin and will begin
business as soon as possible.
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Coat SrEcmkx.-Mr John Carl, Of
Scio, has shown us specimen Of coal
from a vein discovered last fall on the
head-waters Of Beaver creek, in the forks
10 be 10 feet thick and half mile wide.
IL is a mammoth vein and will prove
highly valuable in the near future. Ar
rangements 10 secure title from the goy-
erninent have been made by Mr. Curl
and Mr. Morehead.
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Tue CARSwAL.--One Of the most inter
estlng entertainments in the history oi
Albany will be the Merchants Carnival
at the Opera House. ON Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week. Everybody
being interested. everybody will go. Over
seventy-flye business houses, including
lawyers and print shops, win be repre-
sented in the drill Under Sergeant Over
man. Each participant will carry a
banner, and il viii take several squads to
complete the exhibition. Besides this
novel and very interesting feature. in
which the participants have been thor
oughly rehearsed, there viii be fine
lunch and musical and literary exercises
Of diversified and attractive nature.
Tickets at Blackman's, 80 cents. Re-
served seats without extra charge. Go
and enjoy great treat.
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A Coon SHowINo.-The directors Of the
Salem Building and Loan association met.
last right with the members, II being the
regular monthly meeting night, and loaned
the $1,000 on hand. One member bor-
rowed $tooc, paying sixty-seven months
interest In advance, and ano;her member
was the borrower of $4,000 for sixty-iwo
months Interest in aivance, ce,--Statesman
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NEw wfighrs addition"
10 Albanv Is now on the market and COM
prises i6s large. level and beautiful build
log lots. The blocks have eight lots to the
block, each lot being 90 by 100 feet. The
streets are 60 feet wide, with two large
avenues, one OF 100 feet, the other Of 90
feet In width. There viii probably be >
motor or electric line 10 this addition be.
fore long. For terms Of sale apply TO any
real estate agent IN the city.
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GREAT ApyASrAGS1.-We visited the
sound country last week but we saw no
place in WASHINGTON that IL better than
Yaquina Bay in beauty scenery or natural
location. The advantage the sound conn-
try has over this place at the present
time il in the rush OF immigration which
creates business activity. The day il not
far distant when this same class Of push
ing, ent.rprising people viii be hocking
into Yaquina aud make improvements
and business hum.-Yaquina Republican
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GIVE Us IiALLIE.-The Tennessee Jubi-
lee Singers held forth at and in coniunc-
tion with the NJ Il Church In this city on
Wednesday night 10 n large audience.
We were unable TO bs present on account
Of our rheumatic affection, but are In
any OF the colored ehirpers ten points In
Democrat.
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An INctngSr.-An Albany gentlemen
who had already purchased lot in Fair
Dale, slipped into the agents office yes
terday and asked II lac could obtain the
lot adjoining his. lie said that he re-
allied that Fair Dale property was the
cheapest ON the Albany market, and that
he would be much better satisfied IL he
owned 100 feet square. The gentleman
was told that the lot he wished for had
been placed on the market ut Eugene,
but that il could be telegraphed for. The
telegram WIS sent, the lot procured aud
the gentleman well pleased. Herald.
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ALBANY has a real live specimen Of the
breed known a. mossbaek. He has n
garden patch across the river from that
city, and is afraid II there is bridge the
boys viii cross over and steal his melons.
The above is from the Jefferson Review
and well expresses what moss back is.
There are very few right in the limits Of
Albany now. The number can be count
ed by any child. Wearc alive and kick
ing.
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Two Car LoAns.--Price & Robson have
Just received two car loads OF wagons and
buggies, light and heavy, and will sell
them at remarkably low prices, consider
ing the splendid quality Of the wagons.