The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

week DeklnntnK August To- olympia
Week beginning August 90, Tacoma.
Week beginning August 20, Kent.
Week beginning September 8, Port
land.
Week beginning September l2, Salem
Week beginning September 10, Inde.
pendence.
Week beginning September 90, Eu
gene,
Week beginning October 5, Roseburg
Week beginning October 10, Vancouver
Week beginning October II, Walls
Walla.
Week beginning October 90, Moscow,
twill be seen that Albany, one Of the
best horse centors, rs well rs most prom
inent cities, is not in IL, which simply
indicates that the horse men OF this
county are not attending to business" "
II there is to be circuit Albany should
be one OF the points. We have the
grounds and could give a circuit a bis
eunport The above Arrangement Is not
final, and by taking immediate action
Albany might be included. Write To
Ernest Bros. 10 Stark street, Portland.
A l9ru CENTURY HUSBAND Consider
able interest has been taken in the
divorce suit OF Mrs Nellie Sladden, of
Eugene, against her husband, Capt"
S 9 Sladden. Mrs Sladden was a resi-
dent OF Salem previous 10 marriage and
Capt Sladden, u very pompous young
man has made himself very conspicuous
in military circles. The following ID
given as the substance of the plaintiffs
complaint: That plaintiff and defend
ant were married at Los Angeles, CAL,
on Oct s, 1890. That soon after marriage
defendant became cross, brutal and arbi-
trary to plaintiff and you'd curse and
abuse her; made statements TO her in
reference 10 his actions with other
women which humiliated her; that On
Feb z, 1891, he kicked her out of bed.
hurting her badly, and used 10 her pro.
fame and indecent language; that on
July IS. 1891, he administered chloro-
form to her, without her knowledge,
which made her sick that on Dec o,
1891, he threw her on the floor and
abused her greatly; that he threatened
TO kill her at numerous times; that he
admitted his infid.lity with numerous
women, giving times and places, too in
decent, vulgar and profane 10 he writ
ten; that she left him on Jan %. 1899 !;
that her health has been greatly i'm
paired and endangered by said treat
ment; that S G Sladden is worth from
$1,000 to $4,000, and is able 10 paw
plaintiff IS, 900 alimouy.
MAurE GRANGER CoMIxo.-Maude
Granger will be seen at the Albany opera
house Friday evening next, and offers
the strongest emotional role she has ever
appeared in When the lustrous eyed
Maude's success In Camille" "Frou
Frou" aud ro'es of that calibre Is taken
into consideration that Is saying a great
deal No little interest Is being eyinced
In the fair Changers coming. Everybody
has heard of her, and every body Is anxious
to see her. Miss Granger Is exceedingly
popular with the ladies', and ;he female
contingent will be out In full force. As
well as being 4 famous beauty, Miss
Granger Is also celebrated for being the
best dressed of American artists. Her
costumes are always n revelation TO
enthusiastic femlninity. Tnere Is large
demand for seats for her engagement.
Miss Granger on this visit appear In her
famous role of "CUra" IN her own version
OF Belot's masierwork, "L'Ar;ie'e AZ"
'The Creole"
WILL BG PLENTY.-Many people are
buying up the hew coinage OF silver half
and quarter dollars as souvenirs, unde,
the impression u.at the new coins have
been called In and that no rore vii be
issued. TIE truth of the matter Is this:
The coins circulated here were mIntcd at
San Francisco and comprised dimes,
quarters and halves cast from dies sent
out from the Philadelphia mint. In a
short tine Il was discovered the dies were
fss. a II
stopped until new ones could be secured.
In the meantime the mint AZ Philadelphia
Is still turning them out.-Ex
A WELL known business man, referring
attend to our own business aud nothing
else. You never heard of any OF Us being
on the road nor out driving We do not
go 10 the theatcr. We have no outside
Ousiness-no ventures or speculatlons In
oils, Wild lands, patents or stocks. What
money we have we have put into our
house. We take care of our business and
our business takes care of us. We keep
abreast of the eiime"-Scientific American.
In other words becomes slave to their
business. All business, no play.
A HONE MowNG MAcHISE.-Redield
Bros. Of Glendale, Douglas county, who
invented moving machine, few years
ago, have brought it up to such state
OF perfection that il attracted the atten.
tion OF such monied man as Alex Martin,
ST., OF Oakland, Cal. r. r Reames Of San
Jose, CAL, and G. w Stephenson Of Ash
land. Three OF the Redfelds met Messrs
Martin and Stephenson at Jacksonville
on Tuesday and disposed OF their patent
to them under favorable arrangements.
The purchasers will Immediately take
steps to manufacture q number Of these
machines and place them on the market.
Times.
HAILED WTH DELIGHT. - Maude
Changers engagement at the Albany
opera house, Feb 10, is one OF the inter-
esting announcements OF the theatrical
season. She will be seen in the Creole.
The coming Of so distinguished star as
the .ustrous-eyed Granger, will be hailed
with delight. The feminine contingent
will be interested especially. Everybody
has heard OF Maude Granger, and every
one will be anxious to see her. Man
ayers Warner & Cranor a:e to be congra-
tulated on having secured her. Her
coming will prove great social and
artistic event.
PROBATE Matters In the estate OF
Moses Burg, A Gentry appointed ad-
ministrator. Bonds $1,000. Bond filed.
In the estate of John Shaw, will ad
mitted TO probate. Jas Glow appointed
executor. Bonds $1,000.
In the estate of VIM NJ Davis, G I
George was appointed administrator, Civ
ing undertaking la sum Of $I2oo. Ap-
praisers John Smallmon, Thos Munkers
and VIM Douglas.
In estate of John Arp, receipt Of Pete
Arp for personal property filed.
THIRD OF CENTURY. wa
thirty-three yeart old as state on tn
18th, having been admitted on Feb. IA
1859. Oregon has sent many men Of abil:
ty to Washington; but few, II any possess
ing the ability of her first selections. Hon
Delazon Smith, father of one of Albany
present popular citizens, Mr ID S Smith
and General Lane were senators, and l.
Grover, representative, Col Baker an
Col Nesmith were the next senators an,
Lansing Stout, representative.
A POLK Co MvRDER.-L d Gentr
was shot and killed at Willamina Saturda
about o'clock by man named Green
Gentry had been cutting and abusin
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