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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

Several sidewalk improvements were
recommended by the street commission
er. Referred.
The marshal reported that he had re-
moved the o. p. building at the foot OF
Lyon street, at cost of s23 10, and had
sold the old lumber for $25, turning over
to the city treasurer 81 90. Good en-
gineering.
Petition Of @ Skinner and others
asked for several new sidewalks
Resolutions assessing costs upon prop
erty heretofore advertised, for nonpay-
ment Of costs in building sidewalks were
read and passed.
A resolution was read and passed un-
animously, providing for the offering to
the Monteith heirs $500 for right OF way
across land for bridge, or for submitting
the same to arbitration.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

HEAD FOR BusNEss.-No nan or
woman with head for business
can afford to buy groceries without first
calling on Conn & Hendricson, in the
Pfeiffer block. 1t will pay for several
reasons. They keep first-class stock
sf goods, sell at uniformly low prices,
without bats, wait on you promptly and
treat you well. Now is the time TO or
der peaches for putting up, as we'll as
ether fruits in their season. They have
some choice brands of teas, coffeee, &C.,
and can give you bargains in all lines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

A Gus ACCIDENT. yesterday near
foulweather, on the Pacific, Jos Briggsa
young man, met with q serious accident
in the following manner: He was clean
ing a Winchester gun. and go, the rod
fastened in the barrel. As he was un-
able to remove IL, he thought he could
shoot II out. Putting some powder in n
shell he made the attempt, but instead
OF the rod going the firing-pin was blown
back, striking his cheek bone under the
right eye, and entering the head about
four inches. DIR Warren, Of Newport,
was summoned, and removed the piece.
The wound is probably not dangerous.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
SALE OF BLOoDsD STOCK.

tive ExTRA FINE FULL BLOOD CkYDEs-
i dale bay s.Ailisns. and yrs old, lo1 hands
high. weigh nearly lice lbs eeah new shsw bet
stsed iu Lane county. Alss one spAa OF matched
bay Clyde mares hloods. 10 hands, weigh nearly
1900 lbs eash AisD ore bag s-year cid Clyde mare,
lba hands; span Of 7-year cid matched Aay Clyde
nlies, bicods, and tive yearIings blosds. These
wl bo sold In Eugene " the highest bidder on the
liza day OF October, 1901, At o'clock n. The
mares are well broke, true and kind. TERAs-k credit
st 10 months with the exception Of enc horse nstes
with approved toeniity 81 lo-per es.t per annnm.
GEORGE REnSHAW,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
WEDNESDAY.

Mr. and Mrs Alex Power, were In the
city today.
Miss Sarah Sternburg left this noon on
a trip TO Seattle.
Mrs Jane Falling, OF Portland, Is IN the
city attending the Baptist convention.
Councilman W II Garrett came up from
Portland last evening. lie Is eontein-
plating locating In that city this winter.
II l. Rudd and Knox Haighi, Of Peoria.
have moved TO Albany with their families
and are residing at the corner OF Fourth
and Vine streets.
Mr. Ralph Fisher, Who has been clerk
Ing with g w Simpson for a few years,
has bought a store at Sodaville, and lodaY Y
left with his family for that city. which
they will make their future home MIR
William TAYLOR, recently with A Is Nell
vain, ha, succeeded MIR Fisher In Mr.
Simpsons store.
The Salem Journal gives three demo
Gratis the following personal: Col Robert
A Miller, democratic candidate for COVER
nor TO succeed oGr. sylvester; JcH Myers
from classic Scio, who wants 10 be next
congressman; and John ] Daily of Dallas.
who Is here attending court. were in town
yesterday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
NOTICE 70 FARMERS.

VENHERE HAS BEEN TWO HUN
drod and sovan:y eight Of ou gen.
you were going to order fence nom us
this fall and winter. Each OF you require
from 20 rods TO 2is siles. De you no
sos tbas 1t will require some timo 10
aianufscture that amount Of fencef We
would suggest thai more Of you order
NOW, thereby giving IA time to aceomo'
date yen all.
ALBANY FENCE WORKS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

MCCULLoCIi.-On Sunday evening,
Oct, II, 1891, 10 the wife Of William Me
Culloch, of the Herald, a boy. We refrain
from the usual newspaper joke, as the IA =
ther Is lame and could not fight.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

A snoE IrES.-s + Young has just re-
ceived large stock OF shoes, for men,
women and children, including particu-
larly fine line of school shoes. The
best makes in the market can be found
In his shoe department.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

wish to say to my friends and GUS
toners that have my fall and winter
styles in millinery ready for trade. Will
be pleased to show goods at any time.
IDA M BRUSH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
rsmn AND ABROAD
MONDAY,

MONDAY.
The olick Of the hr'd a. pile driver may be
heard
You 1hsuld read every al under tho head
o. ''Nev To-day" Many persons are inter.
o ted in them.
The regular meeting Of tho Albany w g
L U will be held Tomorrow afternoon, Oct
II, at 1900 clock at which time ths luartef-
ly reports OF officers aud superintendent ts
will he expected
TUESDAY.
Geryais Ia to have electric lighA. Blight
Getvais.
Tho soci,l announced ior Friday evening"
10 be held : tho N u parsnnato IL post
poned pnti Mendsy, OCT 10.
Among the towns in tho valley presenting
d . most evidences Of growth from the cars
WoodbuSn probably takes the lead.
The owner oi tho sstchel advertised 10
found. In tho DEMOCRAT. called today and
secured bis property. He resides hear TUT
nsr.
Tho regular month";, meeting Of the Nj
hsnv Building and LnAn Association will be
held on Friday evening At the Oregon Bpnh
Office.
George Holmes, residing near Salem. has
been arrested for beating his wife. II con
victed about 90 years in tho penit.n,iary
would serve him right.
Sw wbaliey. who wss appointed referee
to take testimony in tho Oregon Pacific Gaze
has reiuraed from Nav York City, and will
he Al otvailis on tho 23td TO continue his
hearing in the matter. Some live thipga
sre promlfed IN connection with il.
At thp sanusl election Of officers If the
Young Mona Christian. association last
evening Tho following we're elected Pfesi-
dent, q L Coshow Jf: vice prss., y NJ Her
ton; secretary. = N Steel; treasurer. e r
Sox.
GuN Exuopgp.-Yesterday George
Harris and Frank, his brother, who live
about three miles from Scio went out
into the foot hills about fifteen miles
from the town 10 hunt deer. They
camped and after dinbes went out in
search of game. George killed one deer
and was following after another which be
wounded when another passed athwart
bis path. lie immediately proceeded to
shoot at this oue when his gun exploded
filling his eyes and face fnil OF powder
and burning his eyes 30 that he could
see but little. lie called 20 his
brother but could not make him hear
and after tedious trip he arrived at
camp. They then set out for home on
horseback, where they arrived at mid.
night, Today they came 10 town when
Drs Davis aud Maaton proceeded 10 re
pair the damage. George will not be in
good shape for soms time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

RExovED.-W r Mcpherson has re-
moved his loan and insurance Office 10
opposite the Masonic temple, where at
present he has plenty OF money to loan
ON Albany real estate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
wgpSgspAY.

Tie county wCTU will hold a conysn-
t,o, At Hslsey ne1s Thursday and Friday.
fa Tho eifeait court At y. Inn vest, -Iay
the noiions Of ihs attorneys for the r
And the u 10 3 anAfer their cases To- tho
court At Portland, were dismissed.
Mr. William Fabsr. Who recently purehas-
cd the brewery oi Rhfst and Pisa is making
Arrangements TO generally improve IL end
run it on an extensive seals.
Klein Bros have largo and choice stock
Of boats aud shoes for sale at reasonable
rrioos d. not inyes. In loot wear nn,il
yoahave ,esn their. ssoex ani the elegant
piano At their s;ors.
The German Evangelical Association yea.
terdAy st Indianapolis reelected Bishops
Esher and Bowman aud elected Rev c 8
Bry fogle, OF Il adiug. ta., aud Rev William
Horp. ef Cleveland, editor Of Bottfehafer. 20
the two lew bi.hoprIcs created.
The Review oi Reviews Published - New
York is the buay mans magazine. II ia
spiebdidly gotten up. and covering the
whole Geld. both in Illustrations and In
literature. Ia iast the thing for the present
live age. The October number 10 on cur
table. aud II iaa magazine. The Leading
sNN1 ~ w" btR@N N@a"NHta8t
are all In IL.
The STATE BAPTIST convention con-
vened In Albany yesterday afternoon. Rev
w Crawford, OF Roseburg. was elected
President and Rev Robert whiteaker
secretary. Rev Travis read a paper on
Pastoral V!sits," that was followed By dis
eusSion. An interesting paper on "Ainis.
terial Qualifications" prepared by Rev
Teal, OF Portland, was read by Rev Bush
In the evening Rev Bush ssve fine al
dress on "The Church and Amusements,
followed by discussion. Rev Crawford wal
heard In parer on "Down grade In The
ology." Some excellent music was fur
nished by the male quartet. This forenoot
was devoted 10 the meeting of the exectu
live committee and board of managers
This afternoon was devoted TO organixa
ton and missionary work. The attendance
Is large and the meetings are full Of inter
est. Tonight there viii be an address oI
"Womans Work." BY Alice Voss; "Retro
spect and Prospect" by Rev vBrownson, ,an'
Home Missions as seen by new man
Rev Gilman Parker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
TUESDAY.

Henry Tyler, of Halscy, is in tho city
today.
Licenses TO marry have been issued TO
] Matlock and Olive Pendleton, AMI
Grant Nixon and Belle Smith.
Green Colrsy. OF Scio, was In the city
today, on his way 10 the grand lodge OF
OF +, in session in Portland this week.
ID Busey and Miss Busey, OF Harris
burg, have been In the city. Mr. Busey
says the ditch is an assured fact ard will
be built this fall.
Mr. Jacob Norcress has sued the South
ern Pacific r K Co for $3.50 damages re-
sultlng from the death Df two horses near
Eugene two or three months ago.
According to the Roseburg Review
Rev l. A MoAllister will lecture at the
evenings Oct l6 and IL. lie will also
preach at the same place the following
Sunday. Two sermons will he preached
one in ths morning, and one in the after
noon.
DIR 6 ] Hill, recently ot Roseburg. has
locatedin Albany to practice his profession.
The Review says, "Ihe dccttr l. an ex-
cellent physician and has built IN a large
practice here, so the people Of AlbanY, ,wiil
be fortunate In having him locate among
them. The best wishes OF many friends
here will so With HIN and his wife.
Last week DIR q w GRAY resigned as
OF the u 7 Sabbath
school in this city, after continual scr
vice as such for twenty.one years and
twenty-five years in all This was done
on account OF i'll health. DR. and Mrs
Gray are now at Tolman Springs, near
Ashland, and intend TO spend the winter
in California, change OF climate being
declared necessary by his physicians.
The doctors many friends in Albany gen.
orally will hope for his permanent re.
rovery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

For SALE.-Twenty-iour acre tract OF
land, all In cultivation, suitable for prune
orchard, $45 per acre. Inquire on prem
ises of VIM 81 John, miles west of Tan
gent.
A hne Epa oF ero,ksrv wara q, Conn 4,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
C0ISciL PReCiEBIsGs.
Tuesday evening. Oct. IS.

Tuesday evening, Oct. IS.
Present-Aiayor, Recorder. Marshal,
City Treasurer, and councilmen French,
1abler. Hawkins and Allen. Absent
Garrett and Burkhart.
The following bills were ordered paid
" J Henton, $50 25: n d Conn, &2l 80
q w Hughes, 81 9S: W u Barr. $63 80
Foshay & Ma on, $50 95; X A Murphy,
t3i 40; I X Kelly, 50: W II Davis,
s2l; Robt Bro~n, 81 As. Geo House,
t27 IS; Thos Harris. Csc; Electric Light
Co. t2s2; Geo Patterson, 81 05; Sites
& Nutting, $II 40; PC Anderson. IS 25 4;
Cost bills, 81 G5: Gradwohl, ti2 so ;
Mrs Purdom, si2 30, and bills Of mayor
and councilmcn.
In the matter Of petition Of L ] La
Porto and others for lateral sewer sx-
tension, on recommendation Of city sur
veyor, wac granted and ordinance ordered
drawn covering the matter.
The committee on fire and water were
granted further time on cisterns, fire
platforms, etc.
Quarterly reports Of treasurer and re-
corder were read aud showed the fol-
lowing:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

The beat roaat coffee in the city a, Coma
sisysra
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

e W Achison &Co are selling monuments
At Portland prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

Miss DarlIna Cheadle went TO Portland
today TO attend the exposition.
ID u Montellh has returned from bust
ness trip to Astoria and Portland.
Henry CLARK, Of Grants Pass, was In
the city today on hia way to Portland.
Mrs o II Irvine, OF McMInnville, ID In
the city visiting relatives and friends.
e @ Beardsley, book keeper at the
Scotch mills, Salem, has been In the city
two or three days.
Brown \ Allen, Of Crook county, pass
ed through Albany today from Benton
county with over 200 head Of calves,
which they made swim the river.
Di + l. Irvine went to Salem this noon.
Ills brother, DR. ] II Irvine, who has been
Ia the city several days, alsc left on the
noon train, going to Portland.
DIR L p Matchett, surgeon at the Min
ers union hospital, at Wallace, Idaho, was
In Albany today on his way home from
a visit with HE father, Mr. Jas Matchett, OF
Santam precinct.
The graud lodge X of = Pconvenes In
Portland tonight. DR. l. mn AID A w
went as delegates, and about
twelve others OF the U II to participate IN
the parade aud other exercises.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
DODsON g. Hills Il X WERHHzEEHxEw
Alum and Ammonia. 80

Above diagram and verified all its details By Prof Peter
with his chemical tests of each brand
eavnng strength
quantave analysis to ascertain the comparative meme purity
leading Powders The result OF Prof Golfers
reveals the fact that with put one exception every
thousand would Ammonia or Alum Baking
undermine the hetn pui
MIA aimparts saow boched complexion
Baking Powder shown by froi
Powder founu
authorities DR.
adulant The OF this ua
Powde has never questioned
%Indicaes epowderc
atestheP Powder Ammonia and Alum
show these Ammonia Alum Powders
not
Alum should DO
avoided dangerous matter how high their strength
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

EoUND-Soar tue Revere house, .
T. bugRy whip, Owner cal, pay for
iais ad aud get his whip.
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BORN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

EoUED-h silver watch. Owner can
IL have the 81 hie by paying advertising
and charges, Apply 20 Lincoln st John,
three miles west of Tangent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

n osr.-A gI.d ring. band. With now-
u IA ers cut In band in several colors
ksturn TO DEMOCRAT ofiea,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

eEI ASTED a competent girl 10 do
w general homework. Steady em
rioyment % g5od girl Inquire at ONCE
or residence o: nr haston
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16

Anvil & SaTkS sE :;;I $;E :. =; Isl .:i :; !:
watches, diamond and other rings, jew
elry, silverware, &c, In the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07

turned to Mr.. Cutter, aud found him
lost in admiration. The Yankee sales
man was also nearly speechless, but
when he at last found a tongue he swore
that his own skin was a mislit compared
to that pant. He always spoke OF a mans
neither garments in the singular.
ventured to call attention 10 the
shoulders OF the coat. pointed out the
fact that they exemplifed all the errors
and follies which had adjured Mr.. Cut
ter to avoid.
Wat you egspecdt?" he inquired.
dose shoulders OF yours vas peculiar.
Der right one vas not made for der left.
1t vas made for somepody else. Der
goat fits you so well as anybody could
make. We can't"
look here, said /, didn't you tell
me when came here first that | VAS
built like Greek statue. ard that any
body VINO couldn't fit me ought 20 be
electrocuted?'
"Well, didn't notice that off leg at
the time" said the salesman. II saw
that the other was crooked but didn't
want TO offend you by mentioning il.
| Now then we have To cnt one leg
"Und der chickenb reSted men is der
hardest to fit" interrupted Cutter;
now dot goat"
"When 4 man Is knock-kneed on one
side" The salesman broke in land
slowed just tritfe. | don't say very
much"
1t was the end OF my endurance.
took pair Of SiSSorS in one hand and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07
CUNNING FOR A TAILOR
HOWARD P.RLDING DISCUSSES TIE UEPAR-
D0NlBLE SIN.
An Adventure With Dir. Zswylezslee, Alias Curel
and Some General Reflections on tie
Subject Of Clothes and Their
Makers.
COPYRIGHTED.

am going out to kill a tailor; and
though there is no valid reason why
such an act should get good man into
trouble, | have thought best to prepare
this statement in advance. They ar
rest man for almost nothing in New
York.
These are the facts: / had deferred
ordering new and gorgeous attire until
the early part of last week because my
clothes would not fit any OF my heirs,
and the complicated weather of May
made me doubt whether mele earthly
raiment was likely 10 afford me any
lasting satisfaction. Indeed, owing 10
the deficient intelligence Of tailOrS,
raiment has rarely afforded me any
satisfaction at all. ! had struggled TO
forgive. had even struggled TO for
give Cutter. OF course his name wasn't
really Cutter; it was something contain
ing seventeen consanants and only one
vowel. 1t was nprOnounceable even on
the Bowery, where all nationalties meet
and frateruize and fight as cordially as
if they were all sons of the same soil.
1t is said thatMr. Zswytezsletc changed
his name because of an accident which
removed his brother. This brother
went sailing on the bay with Il friend.
The friend was at the helm and there
was squall approaching. He tried to
say: "Zswy tezsletc, let 60 the peak hal
yards" but before he could get through
with the name the SQuall struck them
and both were drowned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07

fatiron in the other and drove Mr..
Cutter through the back window before
he had time to open it. He escaped by
the back door OF a saloon in the next
street, and was forced 70 return to the
shop. The salesman was not there. A
boy said that he had gone out Oh bust
ness and would be back in D week.
took of the.clothes, put on my own and
departed.
Yesterday | received a notice OF an
action for assault and battery: civil
suit for the amount OF the bill 10 which
Cutter had added fifteen dollars and the
costs OF the court, and circular laying
that Cutter * Co. have filled their store
with the latest summer fabrics and So
licit my patronage. This last may nave
been mailed to me by mistake, but it
hurt my feelings deeply. ! shall visit
Cutters shop. bu it will not be for the
purpose OF ordering summer suit. 1t
will be because | am afraid his assault
and battery case is weak, and | want TO
strengthen it. HOWARD FIELDING.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07

new, no doubt, cutting asbestos cloth in
a place which would not be complete
without him. | return to Mr. Gutter.
When | visited his shop to try on his
sad and shoddy and libelous production,
he greeted me with smile and re-
marked that he would receipt the bill
now if
| gently said him nay, politely call
ing his attention to the fact that fit
was guaranteed. At this the Yankee
sales man dragged out the clothes. put
them on behind curtain which was so
arranged that the people in the shop
could look me around either side Of il.
This trying ordeal put me In so good
Il temper that | was prepared to saw
Mr.. Cutters head off with his own
shears, on the slightest provocatlon. In
fact, when looked At my reflection in
the mirror, the provocation seemed quite
sufficient 10 Justify any atrocity. There
were the same Old humpy shoulders; the
same despairing Groo2 OF the whole coat
rs if it were hung on pole; the same
crOSScut, bewildesing swirl OF panta-
looms pursuing their course from my
waist to the floor in sinuoGs, sad, I'M
certain fashion, rs if they had plenty OF
time and were willing TO takevhe long
est way.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07

q Operatives who are
closely confined in thu
Y mills and workshops
A clerks who do not
b procure sufficient ex-
> ercise, and all who
are confined indoors,
4 should Use SULPHUR
q BITTERs. They will
not then be weak and
II sickly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07

SULPHUR BITTERs
will cure Liver Com.
|plaint. Don't be dis
couraged; 1t will cure
1 YOU.