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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
The other Side.

The general sentim. .nt is against the
Chinaman. N. A. Tye, Celestial
writes to the Prineyille Review in the
following interesting manner, showing
the other eide of the question: The
American people think much more Jap's
does Chinese. They think Japanese or
better than Chiness. but don't think
so. Only thing American think Chinese
take all money way from the country.
They don't will say how many Steam
ship Company running from United
States to China, and the expance amount
per day, and does business for who and
the goods from China to United States
about Is or 20 years ago. The opium and
silk coming TO the country on duty over
hundred per cent; besides the freight
charge, will say million dollars worth OF
goods expance they don't get more than
half million dollars, the half million dol
lars will be Mexican silver dollars
what the silver dollars amount
TO in the United States, when
Chinese come to pay the duty and buy
American goods they have pay in gold
coin. One thing Chinese don't work
any more cheaper and Jape. Japaneses
men will work for 80 cents to 90 cents
per day, but Chinese don't, thata Jap
anese man have two or three hundred
dollars. that he will return back to
Japan, but don't see very much Japan
eee DUNG business in the country. A
good many millionairs living in the
United States, today, owing to the war
Japanese beople's has been sending over
$500, 10000, a way from the country, to
Japan, but Cinnamon don't have to
send any cent for the war. hopes Ameri-
can peoples don't doubtfully to Japs's.
II China and Japan want to fight. let |
them fight 1t out, when they are through |
they will feel better than il outsiders
did all the fighting. Furthermore, as to |
Americans aiding in the present war |
think that IL they were summarily dealt |
with it would be better for the world in |
general. am an American and as such |
like Americans to mind their own |
business. l write these few lines in |
hopes OF placing the matter in its true
lght before the youth may not have any |
Of its Peoples in either Of the Mongolian |
armies. n. A. TYR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

RATHER CRITICAL The Plaindsaler.
republican paper, looks at n recent appoint
ment as follows: II seems that the taxpay-
ers will have to continue furnishing Z B
McElroy with livelihood. Last vesk the
regents Of the state university at Eugene
created chair Of English literature and
elected McElroy to the professorship. We
know Of no one else better able TO hold the
job, but it does seem as though the uniyer-
sity could have got along without any ad-
ditional expense for time at least.
Regardless of politics the appointment il
good one, and If Mr. McElroy leaves poll
tics out of his new position as other univer.
sity professors have always done there will
be NO opportunity for kicking.
MAKING BUrTER.-Mr. Craig, Of the
Hillsboro creamery, has made out state
nent of the profits of dairying as shown at
his creamery for the month commencing
September 10 and ending October 10. The
amount of milk received was Is, l2l pounds,
which made 1912 pounds of butter. This
was sold in Portland at s. cents per pound
wholesale. The net price Of the butter
after deducting all expenses was 24.l6
cents per pound. The amount of milk re-
CURED to produce one pound Of butter was
20 pounds, which Is lower than any
creamery heard from In this vicinity. The
milk averaged little over 81 per 100 and
one patron whose milk vras from Jersey
cows netted him 81 81 per I00.-Hillsboro
Independent With such profits why is il
50 many creameries are failures
MATCH SHOOT r.-Arrangemen,s have
been completed for the match shoot be-
tween Sky Meeks, of Harrisburg, and
Il IL.
viii take place next Friday afternoon al
the Fair 6round. The cortest will be
over IS live birds apiece for $2s side. Il
is probable trap shoe ting will be done
during the forenoon OF the day. The day
will be made live one for lovers of the
gun.
THE FOURTH TIME-The long o n
sheriff's sale appears In 4 Corvallis paper
for the fourth lime, The decree of fore
closure was made on April II, 1891, and
the order of sale on Oct q, 1897. An
order OF resale was made on Apri, 10,
1906, another one on Oct 10, 1898, ard the
last on Oct 81, 1894. sioo.nco must be
deposited before the bidding and the bal
ance paid within 80 days Of tia date of
sale
CAMERoN Won. The foot race at the
fair ground yesterday afternoon between
Urine and Ellsworth Cameron was witness
ed by only few. $3.50 are said TO have
been the stakes. The distance was 60 yards
After considerable scoring the men started
with Cameron in the lead. He won by
5H feet.
FARMERs,h here's a chance for you to get
pictures without cash. Tinkle, The photo
grapher, buys all kinds of country pro-
duce and maks photographs at hardtime
prices. Baby photos ana family groups
a specially, copying, enlarging and views.
Remember when you want the best pho
tographs at the lowest prices go to
TinkIe, cor nsr and and Ferry streets. Al
bany, Or. Photographs can be taken jast
as well on cloudy. rainy days as in bright
sunshiny weather. Call and see samples
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Councilman Tom Kay, OF Salem came ul
| this noon.
Mrs W J orteI, of McMinnviIle, is in thu
city on visit.
Mr. John Holman went TO Salem today
to attend the Wiggins-Albert wedding tC
take place tonight.
Prof Crawford, Of Zenia, Polk county,
formerly principal of the Albany schools,
Ii in the city.
Mr. Jay w Blain, a resident of Albany
for several years. has taken up his residence
in acknowledgements.
Mrs John Simpson and daughter Merle,
Of Corvallis are in the city, the guests OF
the Man about Towns family.
At the teachers examination held last
week secured first grade, 8 second grade,
9 third grade and failed to pass.
Miss Eva Myers, OF Scio, who has been
in this city attending the Christian SUM-
day School Convention, returned home
today.
Mr. Z L Thompson, of the Northweet Ins
Co, has been in the city adjusting the loss
on the w I Baker residence recently burn
ed.
Rsv Pohling writes from Independence
that his wife is gradually improving. He
expects to be in Albany Friday, and will
preach as usual on Sunday.
Deputy sheriff w L Watkins of Lin
coin county went TO Salem this noon with
Mr. Drew, recently engineer Of the South
Coast, who has been committed TO the in
sane asylum.
Hon w Lair Hill, of Oakland, Calf,
brother of DIR l. Hill, Of this city, Is
prominent candidate for Supreme Judge 10
succeed Judge Henshaw recently elected TO
the Supreme bench.
At the residence Of Mr. and Mrs Werner
breyman on State street, at II 80 N to-
day Miss Annie Breyman, their daughter.
and X F Prael will be united in marriage
BY Rev P S knight. The wedding cere-
mony will be quiet affair and will Be viii
messed by only the immediate relatives and
friends. The bridal party will leave for
Portland on the 40 train where their fu-
ture home will bs.- Today's Statesman.
Rev D e Mcfarland, Mrs w C Davis
and daughter Miss Ethel, and Miss Ida
Black went to junction City this noon to
attend the wedding Of Mrs Davis niece,
Miss Florance Baber, and Mr. Emery Horn,
to take place tonight. Rev Mcfarland
will perform the ceremony. An interesting
thing in connection with the wedding viii
be the fact that the brides parents were
the first couple ever married by Rev Nc
Farland. The result Of the first wedding
has been 50 happy it was thought best 10
hxye the reverend gentleman do the same
for the daughter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
Peek Arrested.

The team of John Schmeer, taken by
Frank Peck, was found near Wells yes.
terday afternoon. The horses had been
left at a farmers rear Wells station, Peck
having become frightened end fearing
arrest.
Mr.. John Schmeer received dispatch
this afternoon that Peck, the horse thief
had been arrested near the Summit beyond
Philomath by sheriff Osborn and assistants.
de will be brought to Albany tomorrow,
and will undoubtedly get another term in
the penitentiary.
The Corvallis Times gives the following
biographical sketch of Peck: Most people
in this bailiwick, especially Thomas Elgin,
remember Frank Peck, alias Frank Baxter.
It was Mr.. Elgin's team that Peck hired a
few years ago and forgot to bring back.
Officers chased him, but he took to the
woods In Lane county, and eluded capture.
For some other offence, he'seryed out a sem
tence in the Coos county Jail and when the
doors opened for him 10 go free Peck was
brought to Corvallis where he was tried,
the Elgin team. His term in the pemten-
tiary was for one year, but at the end Of
seven and half months he came back to
Corvallis and gave out that he was a re
formed man. The helping hands extended
to him were pearls cast before swine, how
ever, for, like many things earthly, Peck's
reform was only transitory.
Mr.. Hugh Fisher, a prominent mer-
chant OF Sweet Home, was in the city to-
day.
L W Ferguson, the well known fruit
buyer for whom w + Crosby has acted as
valley agent for good many years, is in
the city.
Mr. Ed Smith, who has served Mr. A B
Mcllwain faithfully and well as clerk for
nearly FIVE years, will.leaye tomorrow for !
San Jose, Calf. where Mrs Smith has been |
for several months, and will locate perma
nently in that state
Miss Maggie Murry, formerly of this |
city, now residing in Duluth, few even
lngs ago attended an opera in that city. |
She was greatly surprised to see among the |
chorus girls Miss Jeunis Cunningham, !
formerly resident of Albany, her father |
being the well known blacksmith, Mr. Alex |
Cunningham.
A very pleasant OCCASION was the 30th |
of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs |
S Underwood, last Friday evening. when |
a party of about forty intimate friends |
gathered at the residence of their son L |
Underwood, and presented the joyful eou-
pie with an elegantly bound Bible. Music,
ETC., were interesting features |
Of the anniversary oelsbration.-Corvailis |
1imes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
HOME AND ABROAD

There will be phonogra2h for your
entertainment a, the chicken pie supper
tonight.
min lies late this noon, due to a diversity
OF causes.
Whea, IL 50 csnis bushei In the Rogue
river valley. where the price Is regulated
by The local market.
The present fall Il great contrast 10
that Of last year, when there was llisIe
but rain, two big foods having preceded
the present date.
Doa't forget the chicken pie supper To-
night AZ he w & T L ball. supper from
1--WE 10 nine. Price OF supper IS seuts,
children under ~ IS cts.
Al persons havirg books belonging 70
slse EfodelPhian Society Will p.ease re.
turn them Immediately. By order Of the
president. L EsrEILA rosrEx. Cor Sec.
The Portland Savings Bank closed its
doors again Monday o y Denny has
bctn sppoinsed reoei, ct. Assets. O. I.6so.-
600; liabilities Si.45o.ooo.
The Official report OF Ike grea, es1th-
quake OF October ~. In the north Of Japan.
shows ,ha, stss houses were overthrowa,
aoo6 were burned, <s1 persons killed and
6oi injured. The damage 10 property ID
estimated a; over 30, 900 900 yen-
IL Campbell.o the Eugene Guard. has
beea granted q judgment for sssso and
per cent fateress. az the Tssslt OF q sui.
againsi ! Soiand, cx-sheria of Lane
county. The suit was for over Ss.ooo.
Laa week at EIberton, Wash, young
Bean, i9 years old, esoP<d wiih Miss
Green. a - year old girl. They left school
A. recess IN the afsernoon, travelling Ia .
buggy borrowed of one man. drawn By /.
team borrowed from another.
The subscription lbs; circulated 10 pur-
chase iibs aEy for the public school shows
about $Ioo already subscribed. All citi-
reasonable amount 10 make the undertak-
Ing Of the teachers OF the public schools 4
srccess.
An election was held In Salen las, even
ing 10 81 the vacancy 10 th- colonelcy OF
the Second regiment. q n G. IL was
presided over BY Captain NJ r BuiterfeId
of Portland, brigade inspector geseral.
Major George o Yoran. OF Eugene. was
elected colonel. to succeed I. Lowell. on
the frs, ballot.
The store of Mr. Bassest At Dallas wal
robbed lax week In broad day light. Two
men named Bints who we're 10 the habit ei
ioafing about The store we're suspected ol
the job. and have since confessed. They
took $50 Gu, Of the moneY drawer and
buried Il, and upon confession retsrnet
the same.
Governcr-eleet Budd OF California ile6
his schedule Of election expenses. The
total expense Of his canvass Is certified te
be s6S3- OF this sum the greater porticz
was expended fos railroad fare and hose
bills. According 10 the affidavit accom-
paning the schedule Budd received NJ
money to aid him from any source.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

Rev P 3 williams preached here last
Sabbath at ii o'clock. and again at 7:30 p
m. The church was filled at bota services.
The subject OF the evening discourse was
The duty Of the Christian voter" Rev
Williams is an able speaker and his argu-
ments are too plain to be disputed.
II B Sprenger. of Shedd. called on Us
yesterday. He had been to Ackerman' /
saw mill, he says he is too poor to buy
chop for his horses 50 he will try saw dust
He says that he has always tried TO be
honest with his horses: but when the aver
age politician deceives the common people
all the time he can afford 10 fool his horses
part of the time. You are right Henry.
Prof Smiths school is increasing il
number every day. the people have al
most forgotten that he is an Anarchist. >
ANXIOUS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
Syracuse or Potatoedom.

Thinking few items from this neck Of
woods might be of Interest, | submit the
following:
g L Thompaon is on the sick list, he has
the pleurisy.
Potatoe digging is about over and every
body is glad.
job Karney occupies that new house
since the first of The month.
School is progressing nicely with Mrs
Anna Williams as teacher.
A candy pulling at Mr. Grashams few
nights ago. was an enjoyable affair for the
young folks.
Fall seeding is about all done here.
Nov 21st.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
MARRIED.

BRYAN-sIMPsoN. In Tangent, on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov 81, 1894. at the
Simpson, Mr. Charles Bryan, son of Mr. Z
L Bryan, and Miss Ollie Simpson, two of
Talgent's popular young people. A fine
reception win be rendered the happy couple
tomorrow at the residence of Mr. Bryan.
They have the best wishes of all knowing
them.
0HRT-M0SS.- Albany on Nov,
10, 1894. by A. N. Freerkson, J. r, MIR.
Henry 0hrt and Mrs Margaret Moss
both Of Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

There Is more Catarrh in this section Of the
country than all other diseases put together,
1ncuxable: For great many years doctors pro.
nounced IL local disease. and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing TO euro with
ence has proven catarrh to be o constitutional
disease, and therefore, requires constitutional
by r. J. Cheney q Co, Toledo, Ohio. is the only
constitutional cur6 on the market. It Ia taken
internally In doses from 10 drops to teaspoon
surfanes of the IN hev nt,or an hnn11
dollars for any case IL fails TO cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
y. j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, q,
acsxGrlH hux Tus~nwsst. ge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

Zero weather is prevailing In Mime
sofa and adjoining states.
The demand for Ayers Hair vigor In
slch widely separated regions a. South
America, Spain, Australia, and India mas
kept pace with the home consumption,
which goes TO show that these people
know good thing when they try 1t.
You may eat cheap food and not be
seriously nurt by IL; but you cannot take
cheap medicines without positive injury
II you use any substitute for Ayers Sar-
saparilla. you do so at the peril of your
health, perhaps of your life. Insist ON
having Ayers, and no other.
A A Mead, who was examined before
Justice Geisler Ia Portland a few days
ago, and acquitted on a charge of embez-
element, was Saturday examined on q
charge Of bigamy, before Judge Cornelius
az Hillsboro, and was held to await the
action of the grand jury under $Iooo
bonds, which he has failed to furnish.
The Albany fIemen have been doing
a generous act by raising a purse of $50 &c
$40 and a supply of Of blankets. etc for
Mrs Melloy recently burned out. Having
no insurance 1t was loss to her the pIb-
lie Is glad to assist In bearing.
The singers will please remember the
Allegory Of the War In Song rehearsal
tomorrow evening at 7:.o atY NJ G A.
| This is important above everything else
Boom the Allegary of the War In song Y
| Toledo is to have a creamery. 7,ooe
pounds OF milk has been guaranteed, which
means about $40 day for the farmers o.
that vicinity. 100 pounds OF milk makes
from 4 to Spounds of butter, which indi-
Gates product OF about $50 Pounes oi
butter daily.
A rather unsoph'sticaied youth CALLED
at the Statesman Office and left an order
for marriage invitations. couched In the
following language: "Your presents arr
requested on the occasion Of the marriag,
of, etc." We tried to explain that tie
word presents should he presence, whei
TO our surprise the youth replied. "mayb'
YOU know better than do what want
1t Is presents We want, seel He was no
60 unsophisticated as his appearance pre-
Supposed .-Walla Walla Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
Ladies Day Auction.

We will give a special auction for the
ladies next Friday afternoon commencing
at 2 O'Clock, and viii offer the following
lines of goods: Muslins, calieoes, table
linens, towels, toweiings, shirtings, ,aanneIs,
ginghams, outing fannels, dress goods, etc.
Also complete line Of ladies underwear,
consisting Of goxns. chemise, draSers,
eorset covers, etc, ladies' and chiIdrens wool
en- and cotton underware, hosiery, shoes,
arties, rubbers, gloves. mitts, laces en-
brocderies, ribbons, etc. We mean bus :
iness. The entire stsck will be sod at aue-
tion and private sale as fast as possible.
All goods sod on their merits and We guar
antee everything to be as represented.
Ladies do not miss this opportunity TO buy
goods at your own prices
Auction every Saturday afternoon
al one O'Clock. Will also take farm
produce in exchange for goods, such
as eggs, dried fruit, al kinds of pou.try,
beans potatoes, green apples, dressed veal,
pork. and any other farm produce that can
be turned into money. This sale will con-
tInue until the entire stack iS closed out
CIV SIMPSON.
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That Joyful Feeling.

With the celebrating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness, which follows the use Of Syrup OF
Figs, is unknown 10 the few who have not
progressed beyond the cd time medicine
and the cheap substitutes sometimes OH
cred but never accepted by the well In
formed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

Salt Rhecm often appears Ia cold
weather, attacking the palms of ih- hands
and other parts Of the body. Hoos's
sarsaParilla, the great blood purifier,
cures salt rheum.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
WARD MEETINGS

w ARD u EETINGS.
The committee recommend that the
various ward meetings be held on Fri
day evening, November 30th, 1894, at Z
O'Clock, at the following places:
First Ward-Up stairs in the circuit
court room at the court house.
Second Ward In the county court
room at the court house.
Third Ward AT the Office OF the
Farmers warehouse
The first ward will nominate two csn-
didstes for council and one member Of
the city central committee. and the sec-
ond and third wards will each nominate
a candidate for cou 9cil and member Of
the city central committee.
A HAcKLEAAN,
JOHN CLELAN,
CIV WRIGHT,
Comm:tta e.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

PIAxos AND 0RGAxs--Save small deal
ers and agents commissions By buying
from the Wiley B Allen Co. direct. In
quire at II ] Jones book store for prices and
terms.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

Nav BUTCHER sHor.-Boyes Bros. have
opened meat market adjoining The Q =
temple on Ferry street and will sell frst
class meats as cheap as any shop in Albany.
Give us call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

Dandrulf IL due TO an enfeehled state OF
the skin. Halls Hair Remover quiekens
the uutri,ive functions Of the skin, healing
and preventing The formation Of dandruf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

CHeAr SHoEs.-i carry large line OF
Ladies Kid Shoes. solid Throughout, SOLE
leather insole and counter. uyilsh. patent
TIP, everv pair warranted. sI.so. e2.oc.
q. 50. Try pai:. you take no chances
S z Young.
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Democratic City Convention.

A mass meeting of the democrats OF
Albany will be held at the court house
on Saturday evening, December 1st, 1894
at 7 O'Clock, for the purpose OF nominat-
ing candidates for marshal and treasurer
to be voted for at the annual city election
70 be held on Monday, December 3rd,
1904
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
DIED.

KELLY. .-on Nov. IS, 1904, between
Jefferson and Scio, Mr.. Miles Kelly, at the
age Of about rs, of tumor on the brain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

II the hair ID falling out and turning
graz, the glands cf the skin need sinu-
iatiug and color-tood, and the best remedy
and stimulant is Hail's Hair Renewer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

SELLix0 AT Cosr.-Fel, hats 3S. 50
and rs cents. Nicely turned hats 500.
Call and be convinced.
Mas IoHs n RoFFMAS
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Hoods Pills are the best after !dinne
pills, assis digestion, cure ht adacbe 25c
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Whv don't you try them, and be coz.
yineed that you can get FIRST quality ant
first style goods at extremely low prices
for cash.
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you some dress goods. underwear or
something you need for some of your
loose change. We viii please you If
possible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23

When the Chinaman the water
From his ugly nozzle squirts
On the surface of your collars,
On the bosom Ct your shirts,
His only thought OF you
Is the money he will get.
By splitting on the linen,
TIL he knows he has II vet.
The Albany Steam Laundry uses
ismpener.
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4 Pill in Time.

saves many sickness Why be i'll, when
continued good health san be 50 easily Sc
cureds Ou- Vests Pills prevent the di-
gestiTe system from becoming derznged
and are Invaluable as a Purgasive and
regular, and pat those who take them in q
coalition TO run The gauntlet of summer
with complete success 4 hundred and
one ailments arise from negIeesiug 70 take
pill in time. Experience has shown
our Wess's Pills 20 be the hest in use.
All the standard preparations, medicines
and remedies can be obtained from our
very complete stock. Our prescription
department is unequalled ii this part of
the state.
IA CUNxiSG.
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Don't
Be Afraid

Don't
Be Afraid
To Send the Children
when you want anything
in groceries from Parker
Bros store, They will be
waited upon just as
promptly and jus' as
2 carefully os If sou =
Vent yOnTself The
will get just as nuca hcr
the money. Reiipi'e
groceries, fresh produce,
and first class baked goods
Dr. Prices Cream B.king Powder
Worlds Fair ~. .-hest Aserd.