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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

Lock HERE. Fresh Columbia river
smelt, silver salmon and salmon trout at
the Albany Fish Market, next door 10 the
r. @. Nj HYDE Prupr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

The best salye in the world fol Cuts Bruises. Sores
Ulcers, Salt Rheua. Fever sores, letter, Chapn
hands, uhilbiains, Corns, and all Skin Ernptlo
postive'ycurcs Piles,or no pay required 1t s guar
d. Prioe 25 cents per box. For sAte by Foshsy AM
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The ONLY place IN the ~ where East
ern tickets can be purchas Is Of w. L
jester, at the Southern Pacific Cos tick 81
office
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

LAST WINTER AND THIs.-As an illus
tration OF the great difference between
the present winter and that OF lsS0-90,
we can state that in the rear OF the Guard
Office is vault dug six feet deep to grav-
.cl, into which the water used to run our
presses discharges. Last winter the
water stood in it from two feet deep to
near the surface almost the entire time.
This winter the water has not stood in it
at all, clean gravel bottom being pre-
sented. Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

IDEAL ESrArK FOR SALE Il have
III farm of Sau ScTes. naer loweon
depot. ON tho harrow Gaugy. 10 miles
from Albany. AL la cultivation. VSor
house. and hal 49,. ....c. ftr ss1r
and domestic pGspesas. Fsuo oak gr
Also another farm OF l2S acres. thre .ts
NON Lebanon. All Ia cu.tlvssi Fair
house Good wator. Both wheat
farms. Also house and two l,,ts ON Fifsh
and jefferson streets, Albany, For fafth
or particulars call on \. Umph rey, Cent OF
precinct or ON Hewitt n Irvina Albany.
Er A. uMPuREY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

/ Thos, Kay uooien mills blankets, aanne1s
IL g " Simpsons, agent. AIbzny, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30
CutIcura ResoIyent

The new Blood and skin Purifier, and purest and
best Of Humcr Remedies. cleanees the blood 81 All
Impurities and pDisonous elements aud thus re-
moves the cause, while Cr7fcrHA, the great gkin
Cure, and crTieunA soar, M exquisite Ekin puri-
nsf ana beasihsr clear the skin Of every trace Of
disease. Hence fte CuTIcUnA RgxrnfEs eure
every disease and bu1or Of the skin, scalp. and
blood with loss Of hair, from plmples 70 scrofala.
sold everywhere. Price. crTrcrRA, goe.: eoaP.
zse.. REsoLykST. 81. Prepared by the forTxR
DHc0 AID CHEMICAL C0nPon1TToN Boston,
GS-send To-" How 70 Cure Ekln Diseases % "a
pagea, " Illustrations, and 100 tessImouiaIs,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

Any effort from any section to divide
Linn county at the present time is simply
ridiculous. A petition is said to be in
circulation now to make the division on
The Santiam. In another part the division
Is wanted In the other direction, lengths
wise. The county is none to5 lar &c now
In population. There will be no division,
put that down emphaticalIY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

Prof E Grimm was expelled from his
position In the Agricultural College at
Corvallis few months ago, with the facts
l! In the case the public already have been
fRmiiiar. Did the Professor sit down and
mourn. Not he. He owns a farm near
Hubbard, and now presents himself with
a real, live oil well, which, If a success,
will knock out several Professorsbips
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

QtMPI.Es, blaci.heads, red. rough. chained ara
u Ilfl oily skin cured BIZ CtsricrnA hnAPF
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

SHILOH'S CURE viii Immediately re-
LEI Group. Whooping Cough and Brouchitis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

Weekly "stA.o Rights Democrat, y q
per year,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

A SroEMY SgA.-Judging from all re-
ports the Pacific Is very mad this wi,.ter.
Old Ocean madly Plunges day 10 aud day
out. The Oregon Pacific steamer has a
hard time getting In or oat OF YaquIne
bay. She has just recently been able to
make her way out after waiting at Va
quina since the first OF the year. Tuesday
the Tug Resoiuie came yery near bring
upset while crossing the bar. She was
clear over on her side, ana had another
sea struck lie, while In tha, position she
must have gone over. Bot fortunately
she righied herself Ia time 10 catch the
wave amidships and czme out Of Il safe
and sound. Those aboard Of her at the
time thought their time had come for a
few mouicnts.--Statesman
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

scro.-s + Bilyeu has disposed Of his
barber business to X l. Thomas.
Ia Munkers has purchased a one
third interest in the livery stable bust
ness OF Bi'yeu Bros.
What we have hitherto known as the
Oregonian railroad is thing Of the past.
Woodburn-Sprir gneld branch, S + X Il,
Is nomenclature given out from head
quarters.
The election Of officers for the scio
bank. on Tuesday, resulted ~ follows:
President, S Morris. Vice President,
J J. Cowan. Cashier, o May. Direc-
tors, ] 5 Morris. l. Coins, + o Smith, J
w Gaines, r Mankers.-Press
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30
4 rLewEay LErTrn.

In the Charlotte, Michigan, Tribune,o OF
January l4th, the DEMOCRAT finds the
following from the pen Of Alice O. Love,
wife Of Mr.. Love, tho druggist, recently
with q. L. Blackman. II is very bright
literary production, which our citizens
will read with interest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

ALnAsY, OnEaoN, Nov. 81, 1890.
have now been ia this glorious land
Of sunshine and flowers nearly four weeks.
left Charlotte nj noon on Wednesday,
Oct 2end, and arrived IN Albany Oregon,
the following Monday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

A Coop ExAMPLr. In Heppner, town
of about 500 inhabitants, all the blocks
arc surrounded by yHidewalks. The coun-
ell passed an ordinance ordering every
property owner to build walk along lis
property, whether the lots had buildings
on them or not, and there was no way fo
avoid It. The result is that Heppner Is
well provided with sidewalk, Theex-
ample is good one, and Heppner will
profit far beyond the expense Of the i'm
proyements.
MINING CLAIMs.-L Y Wilson, Henry
Suezeps, and A d Bcardsley have located
a claim in the Santiam district to be known
as the Snezens lode, being In Sec. 2, town.
ship 10, S RE. Discovered Dec. /, 10.
Gated Dec. 20 Filed Jan. 20.
BW Wilson. the we'll known County
Clerk Of Benton county has located claim
by L X Wilson locator, in the Saniiam
district, adjoining the Suezens lode Dis
coyery, location and fling The same.
NorIcE. The person who took til,
seat from the hack, near Baltimore,
brick, had better return it and say,
themselves trouble and costs. You ar,
known and viii be prosecuted.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
Grand Opera Bouse

Lilly Clay s Colossal Gaiefy Company
appeared at the Opera House last even
ing in a program giving beautiful
tsbleau, charming songs, delightful
dancing and marching, amusing special
ties and thrilling erIal feats The com
pany Is one of the largest burlesque com
panies on the road and its performance
is one of great interest and prolonged
delight. The stories Of robin Hood
The Sleeping Beauty" and Antony and
Cleopstra" afford an excellent ground
work on which single act operas are con-
structed The entire play was good,
and throughout the performers won
hearty applause.
William A. Brady's spectacular pro,
duct'on of AN Irish Arab, with the
great Irish comedian Bobby Gaylor in his
famous Characterization Of o'Flanagan.
will be presented at the Grand Opera
House this evening. Mr.. Gaylor's talents
are OF natural kind, and his leathery
face needs little makeup to render ii
expressively droll Mr. Gaylor is sup
ported by q magnificent company, anc
every person in the cast has been en-
gagged for the special fitness of the charac
ter portrayed. The scenic effects are
gorgeous in the extreme, the company
carrying the production complete in every
detail, and the verdict Of the press il
that the company and presentation O
IAN Irish Arab is one Of the most com
plete organizations travelling.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20

George Cummings is at Delaware City
4. D. Walter was in Middle;own yes
terday
Harry Cairns has returned from Della
ware City.
Mrs. D w Elias'n is visiting friends
in Middleton
Miss Aggie Pierson has been visiting
friends at Delaware City.
Mrs W. J. Wilson Of Middletown is
visiting her parents in this city.
Miss Lucy Lester is visiting her sister
Mrs &. Hopkins in Wilmington
Miss Maggie Eliason went to Middle
town to-oay for ten days visit.
William Hagan has returned home
after visiting friends 10 Delaware City.
Register Charles MeWhorter is i'm
proving and took short walk yesterday.
James H. S. Gam Of st. Georges has
returned TO his home after visiting friends
here.
Miss Reba Broadway and Miss Martie
Solomon are visiting friends il Philadel-
phia.
Professor S.ansbury j. Wiley went to
Philadelphia on a business trip this
morning.
Miss Josie Morris has returned home
after spending few days with friends
at Middletown.
Levi G. Bird, Herbert q. Ward and
Edward g Bradford, Esqs., returned
from Dover this morning.
Miss Ada Whitcraft Of Klmblesville
Pa, is visiting her sister, Miss M. A.
Whitcrsft on King street
Mrs. Kennedy Whiteraft of Kimbles-
vile, Pa. is visiting her sister, Mrs
William Maxwell, this city.
Chief Engineer George H. Boughmar
and Contractor John Jscoby hav'
returned from New York city.
Miss Name Jack is on an extended
vi sit TO friends in Philadelphia and from
there she will 60 to Washington.
President Harrison snd Cabinet passed
through this city last night at 10 o'elocl
on special train en- route for Washing
Ton
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
CITY COUNCILS SHORT SESSION.
Numbering Houses and Condemnation Of
Ailvelbrook Cunsidered 2

Numbering Houses and Condemnation Of
ailvelbrook Considered =
City Council held it's usual weekly
meeting last evening.
The Committee on New Map pre-
scented a communication from Postmaster
stewart asking that the houses 10 South
Wilmington be numbered in accordance
with the provision of an act passed to
that effect in Septem Der 1888 Mr. Law
son wanted to know who would pay for
nun boring the houses Mr. McKenney
thought that the property owners should
do SO Mr. Bsugh thought those not hav
ing their houses numbered would gladly
pay for having such done. Mr.. Perkins
wss Of the opinion that if there were
persons too poor to pay, the money could
DO got otherwise. The report was
aaopted,
Tha Committee on Fuel reported
amounts due to the city $50 40.
The city treasurer reported balance in
bank to account of current expenses,
s94 985 SO. special $l2 $40 81, totsl
s107 S3545. John ] Mealey reported
81, 1875 collections in school taxes. The
Water Commissioners reported collections
amounting to $175. and Edmund Mitchell,
is sou
Mr.. Magee presented q communication
in reference to the condemnation Of Sill
verbrook, from the Street. d Sewer De-
partment. inclosing the petition from
Peter J Ford asking for its condemns
ton The petition was referred to the
Law Committee.
Mr. Sharkey moved that the Conncil
meet next Thursday at l o'clock m
for the purpose Of making the annual
Inspection OF the fire companies Mr.
McKenney thought it would be better tc
hold it over and meet in the evening
Mr.. Baugh thought that evening was the
proper time to make the inspection. Hs
suggested Wednesday evening. Wr
Nc Kenney thought that as the chile
engineer would not be at home it would
be better to postpone it. Mr.. ShsrkeJ
withdrew his motion
Council then adjourned
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
CRY NEWS IN BRIEF.

John H. CORY, baggagemaster at the
p, w. & B. railroad station, received by
the Florida express yesterday some speci-
mems of palm leaves from Florida.
Coroner Sparks, was aroused from
state of repose of few minutes yester-
day TO Issue death certificate in the case
of John Il Robbins,a colored child, which
died suddenly.
j. B. Hutchinson. superintendent OF
the Maryland division of the p, w. & B.
railroad, announces that on and after
Monday, 23d instant, the bridge tender
on Shell Pot CUTOFF will reply to signals
OF approaching vessels, by one blast OF
lis whistle when the draw is ready; and
three blasts Of the whistle when any
cause for detention may arise.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
uNlFoRM RINK.


Host and Is surprised
Wilmington Division No / Uniform
Rank knights Of Fythias held a re-
union last evening IN it's hall IA the
Smith building The occasion WAS tbs
more enjoyable because It was ths
twenty seventh anniversary Of the
foundation OF the order OF Knights Of
pythias This exercises we're held on the
fourth floor Of the building, Charles p
Mar0ney presided The FIRST Regiment
orchestra played. A Handy and Thomas
A Deery sang and Allen Foreman re-
cited.
Supreme Master Of Exchequer STAINS
bury J. Wiley on behalf of the women
friends OF the division presented TO IL a
silk flag and staff The flag is ESQ., feet
and contains Al stars Colonel w
J Jeneris received the dag Supper was
served in the long drill room on the
second Il )or, and the i25 guests made
inToads into many turkeys and incidental
edihles Mr.. Wiley then presented from
the women 10 the division handsome
frame containing fifty badges OF lodges
in many cities, a wealth OF "keepsakes
This was big surprise Colonel JeffsFis
accepted the frame on behalf of his
command.
The toaste were as follows
Supreme Lodge Supreme Master Of
Excheqner Stansbury j. Wiley; Grand
Lodge Grand Master OF Exchequer
Lsmuel Mari. Uniform Rank, /" Past
Grand Chancellor Thomas Mullen, Jr
The Ladies. Colonel w J .Jefferis; The
Press, solomon Jersey Grand Chan
cellor L X Wallace of Seasord. aud
Mayor Wilmer Hanson and wife OF New
Castle were among those present
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
AMusEMENTs.
Academy Of Music.

Surprise and delight filed the minds Of
the Boig audience at the Academy OF
Music last evening, surprise at the high
standard of the specialities and delight
ia their correct presentation. Weber aud
Fields great vaudeville company merits
the praise 1t received for it carries nothing
but artists The fun was catching .ast
night and every actor was a favorite.
TIE Fremonts, sketch artists
Frank Bush, the impsrsonator
did some very clever and az the
same time intensely amusing character
acts. He is a very good looking man and
makes up either as boy taking an cleo
trio shock or as a girl with thirteen
glasses of beer. with facility as aston
ishing as the representations are true
Weber and Fields, the German come
dams. Isabella Ward, the vocalist, were
among the best
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
sewell Held for Court.

At Municipal Court this morning John
Saville, drunk. 81 and costs; Eldon
Hagany, drunk, So and costs; Peter
Dougherty, drunk, So and costs. The
case Of Samuel Sewell. colored. charged
with burglary, was again taken up.
Officer James T. Scott testified that he
arrested Sewell and recovered two
watches. A. E De Normandie testified
that eight watches were stolen and that
the rear window was forced.
He Unidentified part of the
property Several other witnesses
gave similar testimony, and Sewell was
held in $500 for trial at the Superior
Court. The case against John Buck,
charged with assault on his wife. wa:
dismissed on payment Of the costs
George Robinson, colored, was charged
with the larceny of $11 from Louis
Woodlswn. He was dismissed Charles
II. johnson was held in 5000 bail for to-
morrow's court on the charge of Larceny
of a watch
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
TowN meg1INa ro.N-aAr.



tsrs-Ancr the Convention.
Special Correspondence EvfNlNG JouRsAL.
NEW CASTLE, FEB. 20.-All the
visitors who have been attending the
two conventions here this week. have
gnnu to their homes and affairs have
become quiea again. Mrs Helen g.
Rice. VINO delivered tho splendid
address before tho " @ 4. q. left at
8 81 o'clock THIS morning, and the lass OF
tha 6 A r veterans left as noon 10 day
The w. q. r. u. is extremely grateful
to the liberal neighbors who kept the
larder iuil OF provisions and enabled it to
entertain its guests Ia most hospitable
manner.
The Gags at the Maritime Exchange.
jefferson House, Atlandc House and
post office were Aoated at half mast
yesterday morning, out Of respect for the
late General Sherman aud were raised in
the afternoon Ia honor of the q a. Il
visitors.
Freehnlders from every part of town
will attend the public meeting in the
City Hall TO night when the advisability
Of borrowing $50 600 for general city i'm
provements win be discussed and cousid
cred A prominent property owner. who
will address the meeting this evening
stated yesterday that if the matter was
put before the freeholders to vote con to
morrow or any other time it would pass
by good majority, Notwithstanding TIE
strong opposition there Is to it.
Mrs G. W. Whtemau, formerly Of
this city but now Of Camden, N. J who
has been spending a few days with
friends here viii return home to- night
The Sunday school classos 70 e l..
Wilson, Mrs Il. 7. Deakyne and Estella
Deakyne, Of the ". K Church, will hold
a donkey party" at the home Of Mr..
Wilson this evening Collections will
be made for missionary Many
invitations have neen sent out.
The handsome aAg which was pre-
scented to Company H., N. g. d. several
years ago by the young women Of this
city. and which was damaged by a rain
shower al the last encampment, has been
repaired and made prettier than ever 1t
was displayed in front u the armory
yesterday in honor of the visiting
veterans.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
A slight Clue.

The police at last have a slight clue to
the burglars who have been breaking into
houses in the city for the past
few weeks. and it is thought that
at last the thieves will be- brought to
justice The theory they advance
IS that the gang OF thieves
for it Is beloved that
there is a gang, is composed entirely Of
the bad characters OF Wilmington. The
headquarters Of the band is supposed ia
be on the coast and it is said that Il g
band is composed both OF white and
colored men Some OF the officers say
that there is no doubt but that
Sewell, who was held for a hearing al
Superior Court. is one of the band, and
was acting on his own account on the
day that DeNormandle's store was
robbed
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
n Appoint oourt House Onicer.

The Levy Court met again this morn
ing. The committee appointed to audit
the road commissioners accounts of
White Clay Creek hundred for year end
ing April. 1889, reported as follows:
Balance from 1888 settlement, $72; re-
ceipts from tax levy. $4S5O; exp sndi-
lures, per vouchers. "a 32l 81; balance
in treasury, $500 .43. Messrs. Hickman,
Hutchinson and Buckingham, the com
mittee appointed to revise the lists of
Assessor Whann Of the Third District,
Wilmington, reported having com
pieted their work and corrected the
lists. The following names and entries
we're found thereon: Sixth ward, 500
Seventh W ard, 1853; Ninth ward, 73O
Assessor Whaun was then granted his
allowance and discharged The court
then took a recess until 2 30 o'clock this
afternoon, at which session jauitors,
night watchmen, firamsn and an engineer
at the Court House will be appointed
The Jail commissioners and county treas
urer will be the next officers to be
appointed.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
Hiram Armstrong Buried.

The funeral Of Hiram P. Armstrong
was held from his late residence. No lis
Scott street, to-day. The funeral was
attended by a number Of Grand ARMY
men, representing Phil Sheridan Post,
No il. and by delegation from the
Brieklayers' Union. The pail hearers were
membeTs of these organizations Inter
ment was made Ia Riveryiew Cemetery
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
The Equitable Assurance Company

NEW YORK, Feb. 12-Among the
directors present at the annual meeting
of the Equitable Assurance Company to-
day were Governor Ames of Massa-
chusetts, General Horace Porter, Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew and Levi P, Morton.
President Henry B. Hyde of the company
presided. The report of the company s
business for the year showed assets.
$119, 243. 744; surplus, $23. TAO, 447; in
come, $50. 036, 6s3; new assurance for the
year, $203, 826, 407; total assurance out
standing, $720, 662 ,473
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
RuRnEn N TAe WRecK.
sew York Central Collision This Morn
ing twenty Thought 70 navs Been

New York Central Collision This Mort
ing-TwentY Thought TO navo Been
Niiied
Special Dispatch TvE4rNG JOURNAL.
NEW York, Feb. 2)-As 2 - This
morning a collision occurred in
the New York Central tuu-
mel at Eighty-sixth street,
between the New Haven local passenger
train and shop train.
Soon after the crash, and before all
the passengers could get from the debris
the cars took fire from an overturned
stove.
Eight bodies had been tax en- from the
wreck BY o'clock this afternoon.
1t is net known how many are killed.
The number Of persons killed Is es;i-
mated to twenty.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20

Yesterday was the ANIMAL donation
day at the Home for Aged Women.
The contributions began to come in
earlv in the MOI ming and did not cease
U til night During the day several
hundred dollars worth OF provisions,
b.sides goods and money were received
Evening journal., 1891-02-20

The new Presbyterian chapel in East
Lake Park will be completed by next
Sunday and will be opened at 2 o'clock.
Rev. DR. Worden, general secretary of
the Sunday school work of the Presby-
terrain Church, will preach the dedication
sermon and choir under the leadership
of T. Clvm r will sing.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
Death Of mra Kelley

Mrs Margaret A Kelley, wife Of Cap
tain Alexander Kelley of the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company, died yesterday
at her nome, No 2l3 Vest street, after
a short illness. She had been married
for ffty-three years and was the mother
of seven children Her funeral will bs
held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20

The Young Peoples Society Of St.
Stephens Church held q reunion last
evening. After program consisting Of
both musical and literary exercise had
been presented refreshments were
served to the audience.
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
Entertainment.

The Chapel Builders Society of the
McDowellville Baptist Chapel gave a very
delightful musical and literary entertain
ment last evening The proceeds will he
devoted to tina building OF new chapel
Evening journal., 1891-02-20
hnpper.

at the State Road Sunday school Oh
Wednesday and Thursday, February 25
ard 20 Tickets % cents. An orchestra
will be in attendance during the even
inm