The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-04-13
THURSDAY

IS members of the Omaha City council
and 10 ex-members and reporters are
doing the North West.
There will be Fad" sociable at the
Congregational church rext Wednesday
evening. All the hobbies in town may
be brought out that night.
The supreme court has decited the case
of Oregon against Linn county,
brought TO ecover certain taxes, against
the comfy, $1,000 or So 900 will thus
have 10 be paid to the state.
A special dispatch foom Tacoma 10 the
Seattle Post.Inteligencer, da'ed April :,
says; W w Catlin, of Chicago, who has
been appointed receiver of the Oregon
National bank in place of Lionel Stagge,
removed. is native of Burlington. vi.
The public schools at Junction City had
TO close few weeks ago, owing to no tax
having been levied in the district, and the
funds had become exhausted. Prof Jewett
for several years principal of the Harris
burg schools, has now organized sub
scrip,ion school, and has about forty
scholars. He opened his school Mon
dav morning.-Register.
Rev Father White. of Salem. is in the
city.
Geo w Davis and wife of Salem. are in
the city, taking in the conventions.
Mr. George Young, the barber, OF Port
land, has been IN The city.
Mr. George Bosquet, Of Sodaville, went
to Junction City this noon.
Miss K y Hall went 20 Albany this
morning, and will visit her ranch on
The Santiam.-Salem Journal.
Mics Marie Davis came from San
Francisco Tuesday TO assist Mrs John \
Hoffman in her millinery store recently
opened. Mrs Da3is is thoroughly posted
as to the latest styles and is ve-y Er-
tistic trimmer.
Mr. John f. Love returned from the
east this week after anaosence OF several
years. He is now theological student
in the L p seminary AZ Allegheny City
Mr. Love will remain year and 90 back
next year 10 complete his course; which
will require two years more.
There was basket party at Miss Mary
WIll!iamson's last evening. Those pres.
ent we're: Frank Williamson, John
Haltom, John Williamson, Mary vii
Hanson, Charley Houseworth, Ada
port. 4 pleasant time was hSd.
Yesterday at Salem in addition TO the
nominations mentioned yesterday, Mr.
L Hack kleman was nominated by the
prohibi,ionisis for the office OF supreme
judge. While he will not be elected he
SHOWS a good deal more law than one oil
two OF the present members OF the
coult.
POSTAL NorEs MUsr Cot has beer
decided by the government TO discon
tinue the issuance OF postal notes. These
have been fourd great convenience fol
The transmission Of small sums Of money
as is shown by the fact that abou'
5000 600 OF them were issued last year
and their abolition will be matter o.
regret to many. The government hA,
had the change in view for some time,
and it is understood that i. viii 90 int,
effect at the end Of the fiscal year, Jun,
30. The fee for money orders Under s,
will be reduced to the present pos,a
| note fee, and it is the intention 70 have
the former take the place of the latter
The chief Inconvenience OF the change
will come from the fact that identified
| tion is required on money orders, but
as this is no. strictly insisted upon will
small orders. probably the trouble abou
Identification will oe more than counter
balanced by the additional safety il
| transmission secured.-Ex
SoDAvILLE is undoubtedly a fine re
sort. The following written by a ma,
seeking health there Is great recon-.
menda;ion for that place:
This is to let every one know that
have been sufferer for Is wears with th,
scrotula After trying eight doctors al
| did me bu: little good and | tried al
| kinds OF patent medicines and I had t,
| give up all hopes OF ever getting we'll.
| thought | would come 10 the Sod
springs, and | was induced 10 try tht
baths as hot as could bear them, and
did so. and took four baths and now
| feel like a we'll man. May God send al
sufferers as have been to do likewise.
q. NJ. Patton,
o. Trent, Lane Co.
4 RUsHISG Brs1sEss.-One of tn,
ii sest places in Albany is the Red Grown
Flour Mills. They are running dav anC
| night 20 meet orders, in TACT are doin
| a larger business than ever before, will
orders ahead that will keep th= mill a
its fullest capacity for months. Larg
shipments have been made as far south
as Los Angeles. trial shipment iC
San Francisco proved so satisfactory
that it has been followed by big order
The Red Crown goes north to British
Columbia and all through Washington
The reason Is due to the tact that tn
| -four is perfect brand and is Away
first class. Sir Stockman is proving 8
live manager, q fact that is very salts
factory these quiet times.
| A SASTIAN EyESr.-A1 exciting affai
occurred few days ago on tie Santiam
4 young man in the presence OF sewers
| other young men made a peculiar kim
of a Temar6 about three young ladies
probably 1ot intending all it implied
The young ladies were informed Of il
| One OF them took six shooter, tn
others whips and called on the man 70
the purpose OF doing some active worI
with him but he apologized and dec'aT
ed his remarks had been misconstrued
and the whipping was not given.
4 WILD HoG.-For some time pa.
there has been a wild hog in the hill
southwest Of town, and many attempt
have been made to kill him, but withou
success. He was brought down Monday
however, by the rife of Mr. Hoaghtor
who has been somewhat tronbled b.
him. He was vicious animal, and fror
his looks would be about as ferocious a
any grizzly.-Eugene Register.
Oi medicinal agents is gradually regul Al
ing the oid-time herbs. pills, draughts an
vegetable extracts TO the rear and bringin
1 -
liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs To get tt
| true remedy see that IL il manufactured II