The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

olis Jane falltnp,, an old resident of AL
bauy, aged about so years. yesterday even.
ing, stepped on boaid in such manner as
to be thrown to the ground, bresking one of
he arms
Tns bridge will be thoroughly te tied to-
norroH before being accepted Today
la 60 nu nper OF teams are puttirg tie Ben
ton ppro ich In condition and the Linn az
proaen Is so being made to look reapccts-
BILE.
Dir, r,Eugene Looney has purchased from
the b 8 Il l. Ok. the Van Houlen ranch on
the Bridge creek. This Is conceded to be
one Of the best stock farms 10 Eastern Ore
gon. The consideration was SO, ,OOo. Since
buying the ranch Mr. Loonep has purchased
10000 head. Of stock sheep.-Prineville
News.
Wheat has taken another tumble and is
only qloted.at "a cents.
All bicYclists arc requested TO meet to-
night a. 80 O'Clock "a uHiform for drilling
for tie 4th.
Some fine 4.h OF July store decorations
arc seen along First street, very creditabIe
to the artists.
The Oregon Blood Purifier is Mature, s
o~n remedy. aud shoald be used TO the ex-
clasion OF ali other medicines in all diseases
OF the stomach, liver and kIdney-.
Thos Kay bought for the Salem woolen
Inills about 81, 900 pounds of wool in Rose
burg this week k.-Piaindealer
The Presbytery Of the willamette met
yesterday afternoon at ths Presby terrain
church. DIR Gwynue, and Rev MarshilI, Of
Salem, Rev Lock, Ct Independence, besides
the local clergy, were present.
The increasing demand for Vests Cough
Syrup is evidence Of III ga. virtue in all
threat and lung diseases Three sizes.
Large bottles, 25 and So; Sold by A
Cumming. druggist.
u BrAnnin. n the county Jail for forgery,
attempted - etcape fren the jail two weeks
! ago By making hole in the wall AID had the
hole nearly made when discovered by the
| sheriff. he was pu. in Esf. cell and will
be closely watched.
abe following will evmpo.o the Lsbsaon
niae that will cToss bats with the Aib4ny,
Scio and Knox Bate clubs on July Fad and
4.h: Salem battery With Lsyeqae ia the
hox; Aldrich, q. 6; Wright, Ist b /; Marks,
Pad b.. Stowe, 3sd b.; Elkins, l. E.; WHEY,
e. f.; Scott, r. (.
The woolen mill Is receiving large amounts
Of spring clipped wool from different towns
in Liam coucsy, and is also buying consid :
cradle Eastern Oregon wool which IS stored
in Portland oEing 10 insafi yens storing
room here--0reson City COnn.r.
The Portland Telegram says: The name
| OF Mr. Lotsn was esiieaily zsns 70 the senate
some days ago. and fol some reason or other
| vzs no. giyen ont By either Of the pres
I Eeszs@sasf1rss Tn2~x-s. -
stat. meat made by the Telegram over .
week ago that Mr Lotan hEd bis zpDoin.
uens 2s collector Of ca toms 10 his oockes
bat II wsz not made pub!l- for the reaxon /;
might have bal effect on the electioa then
coming on Thr appointment Of = man like
LotAn Is bad enough Everybody shoald
be ashamed Of i. Such extra condueI
makes Il worse.
LzG BRokKx.-Yesterday Mr. A VOL.
verton residing beyond the Calapooia
bridge was riding on load OF hay, when
! he fell backwards to the ground, breaK-
ing one OF his legs at the ankle. He wa
brought TO Albany in the evening in 3
carnage, and DR. J p Wallace set the
bone.
NOTABLE EvEST.-This afternoon whiIt
circui; court was in session, Judge Powell
the oldest member Of the bar arose and il
speech OF rare beauty and good ,asit
presented on behalf of the bar. K
bis Honos, Judge Boisc, gold wztcl
a. = slight token Of the esteem 81 which
he is held by the bar OF the district. Tn,
: Judge, though very much surprised. re-
: spoaded in fitting terms 10 the donors.
The occasion being one m which ,hs
Judge appears, may be, for the las, time,
, before the Albany bar as judge of the cir
. cult court it viii long be remembered b.
. all present.
! The ssh of JuIy celebration viii begir
tomorrow. Below we give the program
for the two days.
President oi tile day. Chief Justice r
Strshan. Vice president, W F Read
Chief Marshal. u s Smith.
SATURDAY, yrLY >. AT THE FAIR GROUND
1hree-eighis mile dash. all ages, $75
Gentieman's roSds;er race, $50
Free for all trot, $l0Q.
Special match tro,:iEg race, 500.
Baseball tournament, two match
games between Albany, Knox Butte
Scio and Lebanon teams, for purse oI
$atQ at 10 and 3 O'Clock.
Bicycle races. = mile, so.
MONDAY. July 4.
Races called at so sharp.
une-hali mile dash, all ages. $75.
| Trotting race, Linn county horses only
/ $50.
Novelty race, first mile walk. second
trot. third run, $50.
$50 trotting race, $500.
Final ball game.
Bicycle races, / mile, $40.
MONDAYS PROGRAM.
National salute at sunrise.
Procession will form at 80 on Second
street between Ellsworth aud Broad
albin streets, in the following order:
Color bearer.
Police squad.
Marshal and aids.
Second Regiment Band.
+ Company o. \. q.
Orator, reader and officers of the day
in carriages
City and county officials.
Fire departments.
| Albany Mechanics Band.
Industrial and trades display.
Civic societies.
Other bands.
| Base ball teams.
Albany Bicycle Club and visiting
wheelmen.
| Citizens III carriages.
Citizens on foot.
The procession win move at 10 a m,
sharp on Second street east to Baker,
| thence north to First, thence west to
Washington street, thence south on
| Washington street to Fourth street,
thence east on Fourth street to the court
house square where the exercises viii
be held.
| kxERCIsEs AT THE SQUIRE.
| i.--Music by the band
Prayer by Rev S G Irvine, chap
lain.
S.-Song by the Apollo club and Choral
society.
4.-Reading of the Declaration of Inde
pendence by Miss Grace Scriber, of
salem.
5.-Music by the band.
6.-0ration by Prof ] NJ Bloss,
7.-Song by the Apollo club and Choral
society.