The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-08-25
FIrM-FLAMrD. The Pendlet0n E O.


twenty in his pocket Arrived there he
used fifty cents out of a ten dollar piece to
to buy q ticket, and entered the animal
tent, A fellow then wanted to charge him
five cents extra for the main show and
Christopher argued with him for awhile.
Finally the circus man abandoned his re-
quest for the nickel and desired to exchange
small bills for bigger money, and Mr. Hen
bricks accommodatingly produced his $50.
received Sl9 in bills, three fiyes and four
ones. He counted it and demanded the ex-
ira dollar. He seemed anxious TO rectify
the mistake, took the roll. seemed TO add
dollar while he really extracted two 6ves,
and handed it back Mr. Hendricks stuck
the money in his pocket and walked away
but concluded later, on noticing the several
attempts to work the s'change racket" that
he himself, might be a victim. When he
came TO town he counted the money he
found he was $40 short. and went back
with gore In his optic. He applied 10 one
of the head men and while doing so saw
the fellow disappear. He gave chase and
during the progress of the race was called
back by the boss his loss being finally made
good. II Is said that the change steal WAS
successfully performed about the tent IN
several instances.
MIDwISTER ExPosITToE.-An lntena
tionai Exposition will be- held a. San Fran
cisco from January Ist to June S0th. 1884.
The site of this exposition is located in
Golden Gate Park and viii cover an area of
about 100 acres There will be FIVE princi-
pal buildings. Manufacturers and Liberal
Arts. Agricultural and Horticultural Hall.
Mechanical Arts, Fine Arts and Decorative
Art, Administration Building. Applica-
tions are being received daily for seplE.atc
and special constructions such n state ex-
hibits. restaurants. reproductions. side
shows, etc. M H de Young, Vice President
Of the National Commission, World Co
lnmhian Exposition. Chicago. will net as
Director Geperal and President Of the Exc
cutive Committee: the other members Of
the administration and officers are: Irwin
G Stump. Vice President: = n Liiienthai.
Treasurer; Col A Andrews; r h Mitchell:
Hon Engens Gregory. SACRAMENTO: Jacob
II Neff, Colfax; Fulton g Berry. Fresno; ]
5 Slauson, Los Angeles: Alexander Badlam.
Secretary; II Cornely. Assistant Director
General. Information for intending ex-
maps of the grounds. buildings.
etc. may be obtained BY applying 10 the
Department Of Publicity and Promotion,
California Midyinter International Expasi-
ton, Mills BuiIding, San Francisco. Cal.
SWEARING VENGEANCE. - The Dallas
Transcript ssys there is war among the na-,
lives at Grand Ronde-not exactly among
the natives but ON the domain supplied
them by Uncle Samuel There is
in the schools of the agency a white
.schoolmarm, who not long ago. WIS
brought on from the east. On the reserva-
ton Is young brave, who wcnld lie taken
for a white man. though Indian blood
courses through his veins. A deep friend
ship sprung up between the sclloolna IN
and the young brave, and this friendship
1eepened into love- They we're 10 have
been been married last week: the house
was furnished into which they were Ia settle
down into happy, domestic life. Bat
There's many . slip 'twixt The cup nssi
the lip. A brightey rusy-cheeke.i
maid Of the forest appears upon the soene,
ard Friday. with the brave that was 10
marry the woman, came 10 Dallas, where
the nuptial knot was tied. In consequence
the schoolmarn was interviewing Justice
Field. AZ Sheridan. Saturday, and swear
ing vengeance on the petraycr.
The WILLAMETTE UsvERsETv enter
tainment at ;he N. Z. church last night
was q choice one. greatly appreciated hy
the coed sized audience present The
musical part under DR. Pargin, of the
OF music, was Of high or
der, including several classical selections
that only the best pianisfs can execute.
Miss Carpenter was heard in "Grand
op. -, Chopin. presented
with line touch, and Prof Krnse, In a
Sonata, op Is. No 1. Beethoven, executed
in a manner 20 show him 10 be q masser
with the keys. He also gave violin
selection with skill, one played By Rem
enyi on his recent visit here. Miss Car
penter was given hearty encore on =
vocal selection, and vocal solo by Dir
Parvin and Duet by DIR Paryin and
Miss Carpenter were appreciated. The
address by President Whitaker, on
Power, was creamy effort, an inspiration
10 aay one with ambition. Mr. Whitaker
also spoke for the Willamette University
with its 40 years of history, and Ire high
grade course OF instruction.
FoRxERIY or Wilson Blake
made application to County Judge Huf
ford yesterday to be installed as an in
mate Of the county pourhouse. Twelve
years ago Blake became q patient OF DR.
Farra and was treated for an enlarge
menf OF the elbow His condition i'm
proved and lie was discharged. Four
years ago, while WORKING in Cauthorn's
warehouse, he was attacked with stitch
in the hip and again went under DIR Far
ra's treatment, with no improvement.
He was also treated By Albany physi-
clans with no better results. and up "a
the present he has continued cripple,
his hip being thric the normal size he
is unable TO walk without the aid oI
crutches and is destitute. He will &c
over the hills to the poor house.-Cor
wallis Times.
LEBANON Born. in this city. An Gun
is. to the wife of Fr.nk Hacklenan. .
daughter. Weight 10 pounds.
Judge Miller writes from South Dakota
that the people of Oregon are in better cir
cumstances than the residents os any stats
he has yet passed through.
While paper mills all ever the country
have been shutting down or running on re-
duced time. the Lebanon mills continue tC
run dag and night. This speaks well for
the management of the great enterprise al
this place.
Lebanon people should now be for Lek
anon all the time. Buy goods OF Lebanon
merchants; buy -four ground in Lebanon;
patronize the Lebanon sadler, taller. mil
liners. etc; keep as much money rs possibl,
at home.
The Lebanon merchants are talking d
having their goods brought up from Al
bany by wagon. Wheat buyers are ais
talking of transferring their wheat by th,
same method. By hauling wheat down ant
goods back, it would pay well. Advance.
Hrs OPwroS.--Hon jeff Meyers is in
the city today. The Statesman gives tn,
following as his opinion in reference /,
the extra session: If we could be as
sured that the legislature would repea
the laws appropriating money fo- th'
jute mill, the soldiers home And some
other unnecessary appropriations, ant
the assessment law that has raised caii
with the schools, and also be assure.
that the mortgage tax law would be re-
stored, then / think an extra session
might do good. / think the expense q
a short session would not count a
against the great benefit that would &C
crue from annulling those big and un
necessary appropriations. l would
uncompromisingiy against employing
committee clerks OF other ornaments
and expensive features OF the ordinar
legislative session. This would keep tn
expense down 10 reasonable figure"
| ASAMPLE To show how wheat is fai
ing as a crop in the Willamette valley d