The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-14
FRIDAY.
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Royal Duieh Cocoa at c T. Browntlfs.
lust received a. tho Lsdies Bazaar the
"Scnsatiop." the latest novelty In hAt@.
The AherifF Il Lsarmburg. N. g., left that
city yesterday for Albany after MeDougall.
a day er t~o ago barn near Monmouth
was struck by lightning. A young man "as
&c IL, but was only stunned.
Henry Foster, ten year eli boy. vas ar
rested yesterday afternoon Tor assanlt en-
Mrs John Dierenser and iised s. aud costs.
Ida Z Ward and Maggie McAeesin were
granted {. GO scholarships to the State Agri-
caitnral College by tic County Court.
The application 81 II Peery and others
for . county road was granted ly the County
Court apd viswsrs we're appointed.
Jw Gambler ha. bought oue-half inter
eat 10 tho Scio Touring Mill. and tie firm
name will be Goins & Gambler.
The T.. D aays a large crowd attended
Sells circus in that city. That il was good
and that \ Isck of fakirs was noticeabls.
Marion county people seem hon,,d to have
a bridge at Mill C,iv. ard lave appointed b
r Mekinnsy. II Porter and Henry keene
as viewers of she siis and 10 cAifsr With h.
Linn county oiIieiAlt
e w Cobb, turcsa,ar ii i'si ley X Smi'ry.
is sending ou; work 10 AZ part OF the v4!les.
lie has tirst caas facilities -nd j, nlSplaying
the ADVANTAGES ut them, Parties d.sirsns
sgoFa in the ins printing line rheuld hr :
ca on Sir Cobb before ordering.
A long letter wAa r, Gently received trem
Mis-. Ias nhho 'lsau aGi read belaFa the {.
T.. society 81 the u. T.. church IL was
a tie ss
tAlk about the !. ,.ioaAl &. r. Stree ar
rivins a. Chsnt-t4aa Miss !; hsr.,oa bad
met ,hr well kstnv !. -uin. =. fansy, aud wss
having fTuisft.! nEi chi yabie timo at tha.
great tescTt.
A HEAp AcCtDESr.--I.ast evening
while loading lumber on car al the
Saniiam lumber ards Mr. Frank Breck-
enridge fell back wards off The car. striking
his head on a rail, causin: bad bruise.
He is now carrying hts head in n sling.
and will be obliged lu rus,ica,e for several
days.
Shortly after 9 o'clock last evening Mrs
] 6 Cherry on going TO the room OF her
daughter, E,ha, about u years of age,
found her lying on the bed with her eyes
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bottle OF carbolc acid was On The stand
beside her, aud a note By II, stating that
on account of unkind treatment she
wanted to die and hence had concluded to
commit suicide. A doctor was called
and an emetic administered. In the
meantime the entire neighborhood had
been aroused and great excitement pre-
vailed, rs It was thought the child would
die. II was genuine suicide scene. Miss
Etha didn't die. The fact Is, she had not
even taken the carbolic acid, there being
no signs of Il In her mouth nor absence OF
1t from the bottle. It's possible she rad
intended TO, and the matter had worked
on her mind so much that she may have
imagined she had. OF course she came to
all right, and didn't die. Miss Etha just
previous had been with the crowd at
Leaks car, and was talking with a young
man when her father came up and told
her II was time TO go home, which they
did, and Immediately after reaching home
the affair happened. Some of the young
men iniimatcd the intended suicide was
caused by jealousy. Etha undoubtedly
had been treated well by her parents, SC
that the affair presents some complicated
aspects. The real cause, we are informed
was because her parents very properly
refused 10 allow hei to go with all the
bows she wished 10.