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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

EW Achison &Co a,e Aelling marrmsnss
At Portland 2r,eos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

A large assortment OF heavy II b "a and
horse blankets at o G McFail,nds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

For bargains 10 monuments, heaeft"ues
etc. 20 10 T. w Achisou& Co. Al any .Orrgon
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STARE oF oHEgpx. coUxrY or LfxS,-ss
LIE " LAxgb0x. Cashier Of the above nam
cd bank u soSmniy swear tha. the above statement
ID true % the best Il my kno1iedge and belief
Ew LASGDoy, Cashier
Subscribed and zwern before me this End day Of
Oct. is9i. stites.
e.. - Notary Pnblic.
cdEAErT-Attsst
5. Z Yotixo, Directors.
l.. T. BLAls.
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Go TO 5W Cobb. successor tot Paisley &
Smiley, Finn Block, for yourj b printing
II all kinds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

The best rsast coffee in the city at Coma
NJ ,yera
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Quite Sensational.

GUATEMALA, Oct News Of the most
sensational character has bsen received here
during the past twsn,r- four houra There Is
considerable excitement Ia San Salvador re-
earding the revol, In Guatemala. A ray OF
light has gh, has just been thrown on the
present revolution in Guatemala by a retired
American officer. row residing IN this city.
According to the story he tells. three Ameh-
cans supplied wi,h plenty OF money visited
this city about two months ago. To him they
disclosed the fact that they feorrsen.ed rev.
olutionary party In New York that had ioE IL
Object the downfaii Of BArillIs' government IN
Guatemala. aud were backed With funds to
carry the movement TO a successful iasar.
Their plan Of aciion was TO send experiences
military officers to Guatemala. They wete 10
be dis,ri3u throughout the republic, aud
u hen the time was ripe sefe to take command
OF the revolutionary tfoorx. lie believes the
present revolulicn Is due - the New YORK
parties who furnished funds and ammunition
TO the insurgents. Adviees received here from
Salvador arc TO the effect that President Eze.a
With over 1900 troops, Is on tne Gsuiemalsn
ffonIisiy
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sfA1E oF 0Rteos, !
County ~ Linn,

l, o. A. ARcniEAtp, c1saier. of the above
named bauk, do solenny that tho above state
ment true 70 The bsst of my knowledge aud belief
o. a. ARCHIBALD, Cashier
sobseribsd an1 sy0r, 70 before me this lat day oi
Oct, 1891. T,J. BTTTEs.
tbHl hotaFy Public
CoREgcF Attest:
W. II. CoLTEA
). a. CIR sWFOHD Directors
j. T.. COWAS.
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"a Revelation.

sy@h@A Few people know that the
J ! J !. !. ! ! ! ! ! : !" ! ! ] ] ! !
&#dNz bright bluish-green color Of
y#E&Wz the ordinary tees exposed ~
/E<NE the windows is not the nat
.kAAE ural color. Unpleasant a. tho
.EFA H fact may be, Il Is nevertheless
ZE/NF artificial; mineral eololing
MH III matter being Ssed fer this
s%llM purpose. The effect is two
fold. u NOT only makes the
tea a bright. shiny green. bat also permits the
use OF " off color and worthless teas, which, :
once under the green cloak, are readily
worked off as good qualify OF tea
An eminent authority writes on this sub
;ect: "The manipulation Of POOR teas. to give
them aAner appearance, is carried on extea-
slyoly. Green teas, being In this country
especially popular, are produced TO meet the
demand by eoloring cheaper black kinds By
giasing or facing with Prussian blue, tuneric.
gypsum, and indigo. THIS naethod is so cea-
ersi that pery little genuiac Gacotorsd qrcen .es
Is offered J5r sele,'
ltwas the knowledge ef this condition a
affairs that prompted the plac rg Of Dcech's
Tea before the public. 1t is absolutely para
and without color. Did You ever SEQ any
genuine uncolored Ja?an teas Az your
grocer to cpen a package OF Eceeh's. and yu1
win see 1t. and probably for the ve-y fins
time. II win be found in color to he i.St bo-
tween the ertileial green tea that yos have
been accustomed to and the black teas
1t draws delightful canary color, and isso
fragrant that 1t will be a revelation to tea
drinkers. It's purity makes 1t also moro
economical than the artificial teas, for less
of It Is required per cup. Sold only In pound
packages bearing this trademark:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

Ia LACRASpE. Or Oct Frank Coleman,
bartender at the Lodge saloon. this morning
notified the police authorities tha, there was
dead man at has saloon. and al the same time
gave himself into custody. Coleman claimed
thar he had nothing TO do with the mans death
hut said tha, as he had soma difficulty with
him during the night he thought be-, 10 give
himself up. The eofonet'a inquest ho~ever.
develo, ed very strong chain Of evidence
against Coleman. The murdered mans name
"a Patrick Sheehan. Several wi,nessts tes,i-
fed to seeing colsinsn beating him at aboa,
4 o'clock this morning, hu, ps they had no ap-
paTen, pad effect. they didn't notify the aa-
ihotiises. I he jugs verdie, Vas that ,tea.h
bad been caused by Coleman.
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See w Y Reads line Of dress goeda and
sil.s before buying elsewhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
ENN 90 NATION Al BANK.
IA or AtnArY. Of Soon.
CAPITAL STOCK 500. COO

CAPITAL STOCK ssooooo.
President l. CowAS
'tee-ffr ssdent.+ ...s......sss .s.J ~ hALS AoN
Asst ca.hier........., .............o A ARcHIBoLp
n axcroa., II I. elsaa, N RalSton. W s
i4ada, " II i,ltrt. A Ufaw3.l All o Arch
hold.
TRANSLATES general banking business.
DRAW siam DRAFTS Oh New York. San
All s,ttla, I, oregon.
LOAN MONEY on approved security
REC EIvE deposits subject eheex.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT O. p.
~ Coshow. jr the undersigned. has this day becn
appointed administrator OF the estate OF Henry
eraser, deceased. Allpersons having claims against
said estate must present said claims to the under
sgne at the Office Of X Weatherford in the city Of
Albany Linn county. Oregon, properly verified,
Within six months from this date.
Dated this 2lst day Of September. 1901.
o. P, CoSHOW, JR.,
X WEArHEErcRp. Administrator,
Atty for Admr. 70 251
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MARRIED.

HUNDLEY-WICKIZER-O Thurs
day evening, Oct. lst, 1891, at the resi-
dence OF aud by Rev. ]. Il. Stewart, Mr.
J G Hundley and Miss Hannah Wickizer,
both OF Linn county.
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salem, News.

SALEM. Oct 7.-Recently the city council
ordered the water tanks belonging to the
Salem Truck and Dray Combany, erected
along the streets, TO be torn down. These
were used for street sprinkling purposes, the
sprinkling wagons being filled from them,
Today John Savage, Of the dray company. in
stituted suit against the city, claiming dam
ages in the sum OF $500 occasioned by the re-
moval OF the tanks.
Ira Adams, who recently accidentally shot
off his arm, today brought suit for SI7oo
against the Pacific Mutual Accident Insurance
Company in which he was insured. lie claims
the company did not pay him for The loss OF
his arm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
FRIDAY

The junction City Times viii sppa ! In
day or two.
Tho euIfew tel, begsn ringing lat night
At ESQ under the cuIfow ordinance.
CO Leo has sold his ,Hes houp, iust
north Of the DgnosGAT ol'ce,to q Y Iiovis.
Il very .nnch necder sewer connection /.
being made by tho Sosihern Pacific X X Co.
with the depot property.
Mr. William Mask has sold his 'bai Der
shop 10 Mr. George Landreth, recently Of
Newport, ,an experienced barber. On account
Of i'll health Mr Mack will take a rest
Tho nesting Of the CongregadonaliSts
closed in Albany last evening, Eftsr very
successful and interesting sessions. II was
composed OF tiuo body Of men.
The paper mil at 0rgon Civ turns cut
six tons Of news paper daily for the San
fraaciseo Examiner. The capacity Of the
mill II TO be- increased TO manufacturs ten
tons daily.
Uisa Pa.h. an Old gentleman recently
from Colorado. and who has Lcsn boarding
uith Mr Hayelin. on East Fourteen street,
myhteriously disappeared last evening from
Eugene. says the Guard.
L4st evening the teachers Of the Albany
mutual p.-Detit. Miss Abbie Wright was
chosen President, Miss Langhiia. Vice Prsf-
dem; Nrs Isabelle Gray, Recording Sect
tsry. aud Miss Mary B!onut, Secretary #
program COMMITTEES. They viii hold month
~ meetings.
A iiousg BuRsgD.-Last night while
sitting at their supper table, about
o'clock, the family OF S + Williamson, re,
siding In the Townsend addition, discov-
cred the ceiling Of the room in flames.
With their neighbors an effort was made
to save the building, but Will out success.
All Of the furniture though was gotten
out. Tic house belonged 10 J Ii Town
send aud was valued at $500. II was not
insured. A hot house only twelve feet
away was saved by bard work.
sgwER woag.-work on the Maple
street sewer has been progressing with
forty-eight men at work. Considerable
rock has been gtrnck, and there Is quite
an inconvenience from water. The
sewer near the mouth Is twenty-five ieet
deep. This forenoon part Of the men
were transferred 10 Ferry street where
work was begun. More men will be em-
ployed rs fast rs received. Bays, Jeifries
< Co are rushers. Hayne & Buck are
pushing the Madison street sewer with
ten or twelve men. Owing tn the fine
soil and dry ground they are able TO
make very rapid work and are doing a
good job.
sArRnAY
II yoa want nice Diamond ilng 90 can
get u at r ~ Frenehs.
Decidedly ,he:iaIeest snd choic..ss varirs, ,
81 tea III town IS a & + Brow waells. SR
dried. basket f,t,d. gt.n. black. Enshs
breakfast. Sc
Lsst evening bile saving wood With his
steam outfit Mr. 4 II Howard aMd tsger
cut go badly Ly tie luzz ssw - 20 neees Ell
ale its smpuiAiien. which DE- bav and.
sTbe funeral II Ma J stn'Sl will take
place at the 'tI:dsnce { tie husband ci the
deceased near CoitTae tatk sadiiicr. to
morrow ,t.e; nos 20 ] o'cloo Rev / }
Wilson, sondaetn ihs ssrne.
.iust rec siv.i mes Ard apaaed f,r r,sai st
Z + Brown, = she .,'l1sing in barr, Il:
Chow Chow.
Coobi iug Mol--4es.
Pickles in vii.vGAs.
Salt Herring.
Salt " Bit. ii b.,
Salt sain,,tn-
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Money siaking Anair.

TTGvEs' Del S.-rhe city is f,s. | cling
emPsied Of holy Goa. pilgrims. and the roads
in the country for long distance arc throng-
e1 with them. thousands perfcrring TO TO home
on foot. The exhibition has neited large
sum Of money. but The English and other
tourists are said 10 have been more profitable
for the church than the pilgrims. mos, of
whom lived in poor fashion and seemed 10
have but lilile m Sney.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

A new lodge OF X. Of +. has been or
ganized In isoseburg with b5 charter
members.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

The editor Of the PrineviIlc News finds
fault with compendium, recently sold
in that town by book agent, because
II places Mt 81 Iielens In Oregon. II St
Helens IL not In Oregon where In tbun'
der Is it2-The Dalles Sun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
City Restaurant.

Having been entirely remodeIed. this old
and popular restaurant will be made first.
lsss n every respect. The public will be
given good meals &C all hours for only 70
snts. Everything neat and attractive
Private boxes. Oysters In every style.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
nR. O. a. WHITNEY.

Physician and Surgeon. Gra2asts OF Bellevue NsA
cal CT sEe, New York 0ty Diseases Of vernon a
specially. 0FFfoE-Frsmsn blssk, Albany, Oregon
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msrse Thieves Arrested.

SALEM, DC; I.-Sherif ctoissn has Tor
several days been chasing toe shelves ~ho
Saturday nigh, siole horse and cart from =
man canned Scott at Lafayette. They were
tracked through SilveTton. Sablimi,y. StIyton
Scio and Albany, and we're finally arrested
this evening at Ashland. They will be ,aAen
al oaee 70 MeMinnYile for iIial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

a Missouri man once stole a saw-mliI,
a Galveston man stole q red-hot stove,
but II was left for Kansas TO cap the ell
max. A farmer at Sotwhieh Was recently
robbed OF his entire wheat crop one night
after I, had been cut and stacked. The
thief lad IL thtashcd al night and sold The
grain for $1,000, with which lac decamped.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

The woodburn Independent states
that In Marion county in lssS the repub-
liean central committee raised $4,000 for
legitimate campaign expenses. each can
dldaie for the gislature being assessed
$3.50, the candidate for sheriff 5000, and
other nominees in the same proportion.
In Clackamas county, the republican
candidates were bled Ia n similar man.
nsr. How q candidate Tor tho legislature
can afford TO contribute $50 except he
be well fixed or sells himself TO the lob
by, In case he is elected. Marion's 'cor-
rup: ring" knows best.--Oregon City
Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

In accordance with resolution OF the
State Press Association resolutions Of
coincidence and advertisements OF paid
entertainments will be charged for In the
DEMOCRAT hereafter. The rate for reso-
lutions o. coincidence will be cents q
line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

Mary A Livermore In her address be-
fore the q l. s G at Chautauqua advo.
Gated as the highest aristocracy intellect
and character, instead Of wealth as now
in the u. y. and title as in England. The
idea IL one that should take hold o! the
people. II is time that people with moth
ing to recommend them but their money
take their proper place in the world. Let
US have the new kind of aristocracy.
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202s
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
oP THE
FIRST RATIONAL BANK,


At ALBANY. Is THE sTATE or oRgGoN
At the close oi business, sept 18th, 1891.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

JH duu I WOuIu HaVG
" to eat and suffer
/" a gain. I took a
" little of your med
icine, and feltmuci
better, and after
" taking a little more
" August Flower my
/" DYSPEPSIA disan-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
Elder Flower
Cream

ia popularity usci, but permanently beautlnca, IL
creates soft smooth, clear, yo'vuty skln, and BY
dsily use gradually makes the complexion soveral
shades whlser. It's constant protection from the
effects si sun and wind and prevents sun burn and
ifecklcs, and bAoK heads will never come while you
use L. IL cleansee the aee tar better than soap and
freshness cleArness and smoothncss of skin that you
hsd when little girl. Evrry lady. young or old
oeght 70 use ~ as II gives moro Youthful appear.
Anco 70 any lady and that permanently II contalns
no acid, powder or Alkal aud IL harmless As dew
aud nourlshlng 60 the ekn dew Ia TO the flower
Price 81 90. At all druggists and hardrcssors, nj
San Francisco, who're she treats ladies Tor all blcmuh.
- o thefAce or figure. Ladies' al distance treated
BY letter., send stamp for her little book "iiow 10
be Beautiful"
Namuln pnttln mailed free 10 any lady on
O1luptO uuvulu receipt of 10 cents In stamps
q noalAEN anil nAckln4. IAlN Anrnla rAnl Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20
4 HOME HEDDING.
Mr.. Fermor Barrett, of Atlanta, Married to
Miss Annie l.. Bianton.

With surroundings that have grown familiar
since girlhood, with only intimate friends and
relatives as witnesses, and with romantic
spirit perveding the whole scene, there is n
sweetness and impressiyeness about home
welding that is cOnspicuOusly absent from a
marriage at church. and IN Just that sweet
and solemn way yesterday morning Miss
Annie L. Banton became the wife Of Mr..
fermor Barrett
The nuptials took place at the residence of
the brides parents, No. 81 east Grace street,
and the ceremony was performed by the vene-
rable Dr. Joshua Peterkiu. Only relatives
and intimate friends were present, 1t being the
desire Of the bride to have the marriage as
quiet and exclusive AS possible
The bride is the attractive daughter of Mr..
j.. NJ Blanton. and by her many accomplish
ments has endeared herself to large circle
Of friends. She was clad in beautiful white
silk gown, en- train, and carried large bunch
Of white roses. The maid of honor, Mss
Ellabel Weems, of Atlanta GA, was attred
in a white silk. and also carried a large bunch
of roses. The best man was MIR. Ernest Bar
rett. brother of the groom.
The groom is also of Atlanta, Ga, and has
for some time past held n lucrative position
on the staff Of the Atlanta Constitution. lie
has resigned his position however, and will
teach during the coming session at the college
at Mllersburg, Kentucky.
After the nuptials the bridal party left for
Atlanta, Ga, followed by the best wishes Of
many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20
FARMERS TO PICNIC.
Successful Granite Quarries-Many Now
Buildings-Other News.

SALISBURY. n. c.. August 19.-lSpecial. j
Salisbury has now the contract for paving the
streets of Asheyille ~ G. It has been let to
Mr.. W. H. Pearce for supplying the Belgian
granite blocks The granite will be taken
from the Stone Mountain quarry located near
hero on the New ladkin railroad. and will
amount TO half million dollars Mr.. Pearce
recently opened those quarries, and developed
one of the largest and best mountains of
granite known anywhere. and is now able TO
compete with Richmond. Va. and several
ouarries in North Carolina. South Carolina
and Georgia because of direct line and cheap
rates from here 10 Louisville and Cincinnati
The buildings of both the new cotton facto-
ries are progressing, and will soon be COM
pleted. There is more building going on here
now than ever before in the towns history.
The United States geological survey has
lust completed a Typographical survey of this
city and section. This city has voted $4,000
in bonds for street and granite improvement,
and the bonds are for sale.
The county Farmers Alliance will have a
big picnic here on September 1st All the
big guns are to be here. Jerry Simpson.
President Polk. Lecturer Willis and w. Is.
Lease being among the number TO speak.
Extensive preparations are being made for
their entertainment and tremendous crowd
is exlected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20
VET OR DRY.
That's What the Soutbamptonians will De-
eide Saturday.

PETERSBURG. Va, August 19-ISpecIal !
Mayor Collier to-day received telegram from
Mr. Southall, the Commonwealth attorney
Of Amelia county. stating that f. W. Epes,
the young man from Blackstone who is await
ing trial at the hastings court If this city
for passing false and counterfeit check for
$57 on the Ergenbrium Clothing Company.
of this place is wanted by the authorities OF
that county for passing q bogus check for
Sos
reception was given last night by Mr.. and
Mrs A. s. Remach to Miss Ada Brauer. of
Richmond. and Miss Bette Marks, of New
York. There was a large party of invited
guests and the occasion was a source OF much
enjoyment.
Failing IN their attempt 10 get licenses the
honor men of Newsom district. Southampton
county have demanded a local option cleo
ton, which will take place on Saturday
The Farmers Alliance of southampton
county held meeting few days since at
CORTLAND, and recommended Mr.. K. s. Ma
jette as candidate for the Legislature
The Democratic executive committee Of
southampton county held meeting on the
nth instant and decided 10 hold district
meetings the first Saturday in September to
elect delegates 10 the county convention.
Captain John Q. Griffin. prominent real
estate man here. who has been spending few
weeks at his farm in Amelia county, has re-
turned home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-20
MOTLEY OFFERS NO PLEA.
SAN JONES PULLS OUT OF STAUETOH.
James l.. Gordon Opens the Wet Campaign
Meeting of the Alliance Warehouse
men-Fron Over the State.

D,syrnx. Va. August l9.--lSpeciall 1.-The
case Of J. Abel Motley, charged with inc
shooting of George W. Ferguson on the stn
instant. which has been continued severn,
times. was finally heard by Mayor Graves ana
Justice McCuly this morning. a large num-
her Of witnesses for the Commonwealth were
examined. but the defense offered no testi-
monv. No application was made for bail ana
Motley was sent 10 jail 10 await tho action Oh
tho GRAND Jury at the November term OF the
hustings court
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Last night colored man named Peter VII
am boarded q south bound freight Tram on
tie Richmond and Danyille road, his OBJECT
being 10 steal ride TO Greensboro. \. 9. lie
concealed himself between two box cars from
here 10 Reidsville. Just as the tram was
leaving that place he fell from his
nerch and was run over, his legs
being crushed. He was brought TO Danville
by the morning passenger train, and received
surgicsl attention but at L. Nj. ne dled
from tho shock. The railway company iur-
nished. q coffin, and will have tho oo1y ue-
Gently buried Wilson was young negro
from Martinsyille.
ALLIANCE WAREHOUSE.
Thu stockholders of the Alliance tobacco
warehouse held q meeting here to-day Inc
reports of the superintendent and directors
showed net profits for the past yea, sufficient
TO enable them to declare dividend OF 30 per
cent. on the capital stock, which was done
THE following directors were elected J. IL.
wilson. j. s. Cobbs, J. W. Carlton, b. L.
Starting r. S. Mitchell and J.. 5. Johnson;
The directors elected }. II. Wilson president
and j. s. Johnson superintendent Tor inc
ensuing year.
DANyILLE DOTS.
The North Dsnville city council last night
voted TO establish gas works. giving me con;
tract 10 the Virginia and Carolina Gas and
Heat Company of this city
Rev. s. S. Lambeth, ID. D., Of Lynchburg,
preached here tonight to a large congregS;
ton in Main-street Methodist Episcopal
church of which he was pastor Tomorrow
he will preach the dedicatory sermon at Mount
Oliyot church. O new Methodist church 49,
ently built near the city.