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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19
rafpAY.

Mrs Murray and daughter Maggie re-
turned homo from Salem last evening,
whore Miss Maggie has been attending
The Sisters school.
Mr Milton Beach, who has been in the
city several weeks, will leave tomorrow
morning for Mayyiew, Garfield county.
WASH, where he win reside with his
brother, Harvey Beach.
Geo Il Chamberlain, ,oi Salem, attorney
general, IL in Eugene. He received the
congratulations Of his many frienda here.
Eugene Guard. Mr. Chamberlain l. OF
Albany, and will probably remain q resi-
dent OF this city, bis dutiea ~ attorney
general not necessitating change.
Following is the graduating class oi
the State Normal school at Monmouth.
the commencement exercises OF which
begin on june 2igt: Ida r Scofield, An
ma s Powell, Charles w Wester, Mayette
ellison, Elizabeth Carothers, Helen NJ
Hubbard, Laura A Davidson, William A
Gilmore, Clarence w Altman, William A
Wann, A Louis Briggs, Samuel Howe,
Alice Savage, Charles A Simonton, Cecilia
Higley, o Dell Ireland, West Hughes,
Margaret Riddle, Everett Il Edmonds,
Francis j Bailey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

Mr. o'Neii. OF the Lebanon paper mill,
was in the city today.
Rev 7 9 Brownson, OF McMinnvilie.
was In the city today.
Mrs f Ball, OF San Francisco. is In the
city visiting her nephew, Geo p Warner.
Last evening very entertaining social
was given at the Y NJ @ A rooms. Games
were played, music indulged in and
many attractive features presented for
the edification OF the large number pres
ent.
Judge 6trahan, Charles Pfeiffer and
Q w Watts left this morning on fish,
ing excursion on the north Santiam.
They are recognised TO be experts with
tish lines and some large catches are an
ticipated.
About fifty couple attended Mr. II q
Hopkins closing social dance ut the
opera house. last evening. and report
one OF the pleasantest events OF the sea-
son. Mr. Hopkins has proven himself 4
nrst-class instructor In the art oi
dancing.
DR. Thompson, Of Corvallis, has been
in the city with most Of bis family, men
tion OF wLom was made few days ago
as having reunion at Corvallis. It ii
not often in this western country that
80 large a family gets together from &C
many places. Yesterday they ell united
at the residence OF Mr VIM Fortmiller
Invitations are out for the marriage o.
Miss Leona Willis, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Leo Willis, of Salem, to Mr. Edgar
Piper, editor Of the Gray's Harbor Times
The marriage viii occur Wednesday
June IL, at 8 p m, at the residence O
the brides parents, corner Capital anl
Center streets. Mr. Piper is d formei
resident Of Albany, where his sister, Mr.
w Langdon, now resides, and Mis-
Willis 10 we'll known here on account o
her fine voice, having sang here ON sev
erAl occasions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

The greatest known depth Of sLe ocean ID
the Pacific Is near the I.adrune Islands, yhsss
,soundings were mads to the depth Of z6.sso
feet, or little over Eve miles. In the Attain
tic the greatest depth found is just rorth d
the West Indian Islands, which Is a3.aso feel
or nearly four and half miles. In thos.
paris Of tbs ocean most free from islands. as ID
the route from Newfoundland TO Ireland, ths
ocean is most shallow, seldom exceeding IA.
GOO feet
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

The Thirty fret district democrats OF
Tifin. Ohio have nominated the Hon VIII
liam G Gssr Of Upper Sandusky for state
senator today and indoraed Gov, Campbell.
while free silver was given hlaokeye. The
district eifes oysr 900 dsmocrttic major
ikv
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

] hare received small assortment Of
novelties in ladies spring jackets, made
in the latest styles Of Blazers and Reef
erss In cheviot, diagonal and worsted.
expect to carry full line OF these goods,
80 well as ali the leading styles in Ladies
Capea, beaded, crochet and in cloth.
Orders taken for special sizes and styles.
HAu'I e You've.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

A Florida paper that ought 10 know
says there are s'over thirty .three" varieties
Of sweet oranges, not to mention the 'snst-
uraI stock, hich Is larger and handsomer
fruit than the sweet orange, and II 10 ex-
cellent for orangeade and marmalsde, but.
being very sour, is seldom shipped north
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19
A uonetry cold exh,hised ;e =

A monster eggis exhibited IN the muse
um at Buda. Pesth, Hunary. It Is an egg Of
the prehistoric bird npfornis, and but few
museums possess such specimen, I4S
hens eggs would find room In 1t, and it
would hold nearly nine quarts. It was
found in 1850 in Madagascar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

One Of the largest Casks In this country
has been constructed at Toledo, Ohio. II
is OF oak, weighing 10000 pounds, holds
$1,000 gallons Of wine, and rests on :
massive oak cradle which raises II abou,
three feet from,t the floor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19
HLEATH IS WEALTH !

DR.. Z. Q. VESTS Ncrva aud BrAin Treatment
a guanantssd gpeciac for Hysteria DiInnsss, Convul
Eons, fils, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
PnEfrAii0n caused b. tie Of alcohol o. tobacco
WAhefuinsss. Mental Depression, Slfteuing Of tho
Brnin. resulting In insanig srd leading 20 misery,
fsoaT euA dsash premature old age barrSDncss loss
of fel ~. caused by oEer-exertion Of the frIn
sK boAJs for 9s sent BY mail prepaid receipt o
price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES TO CURE ANY
With each order received BY NJ Tor six boxes
accompanied with O., We will send the purchaser our
msnt does not eject a Cu1rantcsa Issued only
byJ. A. Cumming. Druggist. colo agent. Albany Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

WALL PAPER, kTc,I have Just received
anew line Of wall paper and decorations,
Have more than doubled my facilities for
handling them, and will keep 4 muck
larger stock. Wall paper and border to
natch. Beauties, and much cheaper than
ever before. sAaauEL 6 YouNe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

osi3sf hDFtsb ipffHeu. lsF sEit
had two Of shefn on 90
land, and as his bleed n
cans more ard more lisp, :.
y took isss tims for them !
break out. a sofs rsre
The chin. beneath the ii.
hg, which was very eii, u.
tlis bend vas one ssshi
dlaelsasg.ng d q gress dasi
wss bis condition ~ teri
tgo month"; Old, Wle,t ~
caftSok the care ~ ii.ns, 4.
Insih0f Iasiiig died rlsH !
was G iltile moe iaah =
OIL OF efytiafIsn ssfff4r IsaS4sS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

Mr. Richmond Wheeler responded 10
the introduction OF the new class Prof
Lee WAS heard In a solo and reeltatIona
were delivered by Misses Alice Moses and
Hsitle Miller. The following ~ere pres
eni; President ard Mrs condIi. Pref w
u Lee, Miss Alice Moses and MIas Lib
Irvine.of the faculty, DIR and Mrs 6wynne,
Mrs clara Woiverton and husband, Mrs
Wellha Soc and husband. Mrs Jennie
Failing, hrs Kate Burkhart. Mrs Llbble
Merrill and husband, Mrs Cora Slewau,
Mrs Maggie Powell, Percy Kelley, Quineey
ProPsf. Collins Elkins, Percy Young. Carl
ton Sox, Richmond Wheeler, Roy Ballard,
Misses Helen Crawford, Anna NJ Aithouse,
Flora Mason, Ina Robertson and Het.ie
Miller.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

lust arrived full line Of LADIES' chill
drens, men's and boys foot wear 1T @ w
I Simpsons, which win BE- aosd st bottom
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

The condition of winter wheat through
out Pennsylvania Is more promising than
III any year since 1880
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19
NO 46
A ScROFULOUs BOY
Running Sores Covered His Body snd
Head. Beses Affected. Cured
by Cuticura rseguedIes.

When si1 months old, tha let hand Of orr f,.ee
kfanoeaid began - swsll, and hAd every kt,.ers
anee q iarse boil. We poalticed ~ tut efi = s,
gutPass gss Apost I've niontiis attpr u bcc4;.ss :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

Recent rains throughout the west have
greatly benefited growing crops. The
crop situation Is one Of remarkable promise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

Jadgos OF the horse hAys given 1t Is
their opinion, tina. Titus. BIumberg's
black PercEeron stallion, stands at the
head In his clasc. lie is in the hand. Of
Mr. Q e Barroas, an efficient and exper-
fenced horseman, who will give his
patrons ovory possible attention. Titus
VIII m-ks tho soason OF 1891, Mondays
and Tuesdays AZ Jefferson; Wednesdays
and Thursdays at Sci Fridays and
Saturdays at Albany.
Mr. BIumberg n also owner OF the
standard bred trotting horse, Atwood
Breez,, (No 2ss,), who can be seen at the
stable Of Trites Bros. Tho get Of this
horse are large aud nne formed, and only
need proper development to show rpeed. i.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19
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rlluannAY.

TIiUBhnA1.
Al Boenicte was 10 Portland yesterday
Mr. Walter Tusrell, Of Tacoma, IL In the
city.
MraJ II Upt.am went to Portland ,hI.
noon.
y Rankln lei. ihls noon for La Grande
on bdsinets.
Mr. l. = Blain went ta Portland this noon
Oh business.
Mrs Eta vassailo left lhls noon on a
sisis to Oakland, Or.
Fl Miller. clerk Of the X Il Com, was
10 the city today.
John Foster aud Price Scott, two OF
Benton county's pioneer and wealth y
farmers, were In the city today.
Mrs Henry Slice, Of Spokane. VINO has
been visiting In the city thr guest of her
mother Mrs Chaa Wagner, returned home
to1ay.
lion \ weathefford. w cusick. r
NJ Redheld, III l. Waldron aud Il 4 Allie /
are In Portland attending The grand lodge
Of Masons.
Mr. A ID Leedy, oi umaillIa county, who
has been Visiting relatives aud friends In
and around Albany, returned home this
noon.
Mrs Willard Allen, ei Canada, accom-
panied by two children, arrived In the city
last Night on a yislt to her sister, Mrs S w
Ross.
Mr. Hollenheck. OF the chr store.
went 10 Eugene today To attend the com
N encement exerciaes of the State uniyer-
siiy, which begin on Sunday.
Mr. Frank Props, graduated al Princeton
College yesterday. Some Of his Albany
iIiends telegfaphed congratulations. MrI
Pfonss Is expected In Albany about the
soih Instant.
II G Clement and family, Of Taeoma,
passed through Albany today for shedd,
where the latter will remain several weeks
the gueat Of Ars Clements parents, Mr.
and Mrs Jonas Davis.
Last reports from Supt McElroy In.
diease that his condition Is improving.
The nurse who aat up with him last night
confirms this. None but the family are
yet allowed 10 sec him. lie took some
this morning and excellent
hopes are entertained. journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

WnzRs 10 Gkx THEM. When wanting
81 organ q pIzna esll q q z nIaeknsa''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

State Senator J E Broome Of Florida has
just caLvassed the legislature Of that state
tor presidential preferences with the fol-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19
ALuMNr nrunres

The annual reunion OF the Alumni OF
the Albany Collegiate Institute wa. held
at the College last evening and proved .
fine affair. a nice lunch was served hy
uoesh Bros. after which the following
toasts wcre responded 10 by the pers3ns
named;
Condition of the College. Presldent ccndl,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-05

Scientists tell Us that, counting from
the cen level. the lowest body Of water
On the globe Ii the Caspian sen For
centuries irs surface has been gradually
settling down until now it Ia eighty Eve
feet lower than that Of it's near neighs
Dor, the Black sea, which also hiss far
below the level Of the ocean The com
mon CONCLUSION has all along been that
tia Caspian sea was merely losing In
waters by some means, but recent In
ves<igatiOns have shown this no< 30 b
the case
Soundings made and compared with
records Of soundings made more fhan
100 pears ago reveal tho astounding faet
that there Is stln a great q depth of
water as existed then This leaves but
one hypothesis that would seem 30 b
te2Ables The bottom Of the Caspian Sea
i actually sinking. There il unch
speculation IN scienti6c circles rela1ive
10 what the final result VIII be-Bnton
Transcript
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-05

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. - they
cannot reach the zeal Of the disease.
CatArrh il . blood or constitutional disease
and IN order 10 cure in yo0 hare 20 take IN.
iernal. remedies Halls CatAYh cure Z
taken internally and scss directly On ths
blood and mucous snrkaceA Halls C8iarrt
Cure is no qGAck medicine Ii MAS pEe-
scribed by one Of the best physicians IL
this co1asry Tor pears and IS regular pre-
sc1ipsion- II u composed Of the ben
ioaxs known, combEned with the bes'
blood pariaers. acting directly On &
al the twO Ingredients . what prUd0cel
such wonderful results in cnring caiArrh
send Scr testimonials free
r. ]. CHENEY h Co. PrOps, ToaeSo. O
Sold by dTgggizfa, pGice 15c
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-05
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Em4exeral esaxs theEe has boen cck
|uRod shoena1se a School s1roek H1
hAs uwnod his MIL SHOP which - big
|enoagA In ahout fur people 10 s1nnd m
wafA0uf Noticeable discomfort He . =
good loO1img young fellow, and fheEeim1
nnyt3ing remarkable about him q mt
sighk BE has way good txadA mr. .
small place, and his income il sufficient
30 enable him 10 live comfortably. q
yuu 90 into his shop any time OF the day
between z ohclock IN the morning and 5
O'Clock In the afternoon ron Win find him
seated On Q ktkae STOOL with . leather
auron On. His sleeves win be rolled M,
and he YIN Be pegging away for dear
hfA.
n yo0 SO into the place ak O'Clock
and wait Afsw minutes. you VII pres-
emily behold 8 novel spectacle - may
b witnessed In the city anywhere You
WIN SO fAAk . gorgeous light overooat
has been hanging On Peg In The wall
in . coEner Of the shop and that = pair
q flashing pasent leather shoes have
been reposang IN the same corner On the
door, and that mar by q big silver
mobbed walking stick has been sand
hG. while On little sheH has been rest
ing . glossy silk hat When this young
mans work l. done IN the evening be
dofs his leather apron and attires him.
elf In his swen apparel
BE may be seen On Washington street
IN the neighbo<hoodo Of the Adams House
nm hour IAser, SILK hat. patent leAxherS
spring ovexooAk, silver knObbed cane and
al he goes 10 his shop In this dress IN
the morning and leaves IL similarly gar
nented Ia the evening. He moves N
he ewellast oolored society Of the city.
and Is looked On by his aoquaintances a
. person Of quality, Yet he mAkas NO
disguise Of his b0sinasR-Bosson Cor.
St Louis Globe Democrat
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-05
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Kate Sanborn speaks Of soma advice
which was given by . farm labu9er. @
follows.
81 hear ye patxonise auctions pretty
regular" said hA Sometimes thafes .
good deal 10 be made that w1y. and than
agin there isn't Now, knew . man
who bought an old hat and sight al
othex stuff: lest threw In the hak and
when he got home and come TO exAminc
it. ct there wasn't 500 IN good bills
chncked IN under the sweaxeri
"You ought to git over 10 Nasons ano-
ton TO Milldon, sure. Its day after to
MORROW at Q sharp You see. he'd for
tune left him, but he rum straight
through it buyin the awfulest things
ron ever heerd ten On; calves with six
legs. all sorts q curious fowl. and every
outlAndish cxitter he could lay his hands
On.
e T stands 10 reason he couldn't rum
that rig many years Your goins On
hare made me think o. Mason He cut
. wide swath for q time Fl Tea ron,
I'd go over. just TO take warning and
hold up IN time"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-05

A young Victoria lawyer. who 10 In
the habit Of swimming ut Ross bay. hAd
. very diAgreeAhls experience WaaDes-
day He Was enjoying himself IN the
water when be suddenly found kipsck
In the cl2mmy embrace Of . devil fish
Fortunately il w1s IN shallow waA6. O.
else il vo1h have been very serious
struggle As II WIS. the yOun& man bad
the greatest difficulty In seAxing tia
suckers from his person
TELEGRAM
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-05
Peculiar

Rnelafnr u GAUEuxo04s A1k
prruer.sEon a ingredienta. HOODS 6uszps-
rilla possesses DO curative vains q 30 bsss
. know. .s1. Hoods s s'ss 3 9.
Pcculiar IN N strength ana ecUnony. HOODS
Ssrsapaxina b the only modietne a which can
truly Be said. One Hundred Deses One DOL
lar." Peculiar In is medicinal neElts, Hood's
SarsapaxfllA accosnpaisAes cures hitherto nm
. .nss .ss:SarsapaFilla .s.sl
the tiaae az q Ina greatest blood purf1er ever
discovered" Peculiar In IL sgood Name
n hnme,"-tAexe ID more AZ Hoods Saxsa-
uuxiIsa Sold IN Lowell EAAn a Al okher
blood purlAers. Peculiar In In phsn0neaal
re- e.s. r. Peculiar prsp. radon
ever attained 30 Ezpadly nor Aead %
seendfAs&iy the emAdence a m ezasses
a peOp1e- Feealiax in The FRAMEWORK which
iR represents. Hoods HaTnpaxilla com
nanes an the knowledge which modern
..,:ss. e. TO Itself a.. .sa,ss'
with many years practical experSenee In
preparing medicines Be sure 70 ges only
floods SarsapaTilla
eoaaby an arugzisea- Qsaxf~A frepazedouay
yC- L HOOD Co, Avo<AscAxses. L0wsl. AaaA
100 Doses One Dollar
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, 1891-12-03
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MORE JUGGLERY.

Another evidence that the people of
Olympia are being trihed with in the street
railway franchises, came to light yester-
day. Mr.. Russell asked for an extension
of time on his franchise, which was granted
by the city council on Tuesday night, on
the ground that he was negotiating with
Mr.. Savage, Of the Olympia Street Railway
company. Mr.. Savage now says that there
are no negotiations pending between Mr..
Russell and his company, but that the
former made the company proposition
some time ago which was declined, and the
matter was dropped. 1t Itappears that the
city has been pretty we'll dropped" SO far
as rapid transit is concerned. There is work
for the new city council next year to give
this city lines of electric cars. Such lines
will do more to stir up business, start anew
sales of real estate and bring people to the
capital Of the state, than any other enter
prise, except perhaps manufacturing estab-
lishments. Rapid transit is what built up
Seattle and Tacoma in a great measure.
Let us have it in Olympia without any
more jugglery.
, 1891-12-03
BiIlY,s BIC Heart.

N. Y. Recorder: OF his great generosity
many story are told concerning Mr.. Flor
ence. One in particular shows the big
heart he had and the unostentatious man
ner IN which he dispensed his charity, 1t
was in the fall of 1885, an evening excep-
tionally pleasant, and after the curtain had
been rang down Florence went with some
friends to their little clubroom to pass a
couple OF hours at their old game of
draw" 1t was a stiff game, ST. limit, and
Florence's luck was none of the best. A
jack pot had just been opened, and he was
in the midst OF funny yarn when a dis
ti1ct messenger was ushered in.
"I'll take two cards, said Billy, discard
ing putting down his hand and picking up
a letter which the messenger hat. laid upon
the table. Looking at the cards which he
had drawn, he lifted the opening bet
and then looked at the note. Instantly
the merry lines about his mouth were
softened and look Of intense pity passed
over his face.
Taking a roll Of bills from his pocket he
selected one of large denomination asked
that the game be suspended for moment,
wrote note, put it with the bill in an en-
yelope, sealed it. directed it, and told the
boy to hasten. Then he resumed his game
and lost the pot.
Years afterwards, when Mr. Florence was
abroad and the report had reached here
that he was dead, the beneficiary of that
evening, young actress, who was in pov-
erty and who was nursing a sick husband,
told some friends, among them one who
had been In the game of the PLAYERS that
night, that had it not been for the money
that Mr.. Florence had sent them her hus-
band would surely had died.
How much was it ~ asked the gentle
man who had been witness Of Mr.. Flor
ence's generosity.
zone hundred dollars" ="