The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-02

mere Is satu 10 DC POSSIBILITY OF q
dividend being declared BY Job Bros OF
Corvallis.
The Willamet Wiley |, is repsrted
wi.l be sold fo' at least 10000. There is
promised some live bidding for the boat.
A break in the fume of ahout 10 fee,
caused The water works 10 suspend bust.
ness today. The water will probably b.
runnirg tomorrow forenoon.
The young man supposed 10 have have
destroyed proPert, al + Co.'S ball Is
one Wig would not be Suspected of do'os
anything quite SO contemplate.
An exchange is authority for the
siaiemen, that Coll Van CIevc of The VA
quina Post, and r Whitney. of the Har-
aid, are canda,es for TIE Office OF state
ptinisr.
Following Is a supreme court case
Ne~ien Williams, appellant, IS. Toledo
Co Ct al. respondents, appeal from Benton
county, argued and submitted. l. Finn
and Charles E WolveF,en, attorneys for,
respondents, VS. M-Faeden and JR
Byson attorneys for apPellen.
Attachments aggrega;ipg sI,Soo we're
today nlrd on the furniture store o. S n
wilkins and the place closed. An as
signment ~i.l al once be made. The
liabilities are place; at "a 900 and assets
from $1,000 TO 5000. T1e attachment
was made by Portland creditors. .-Cur-
wallis Times.
The bird dog Of George Simpson xas
recently killed BY Mr. P Kes,=r,a lew
miles from Albany. while passing through
Mr. kesiers fields after some sheep. The
DEMOCRAT is infosmnj that Mr Stimpsou
visited Mr. kesier with view TO settling
the matter; bug returned home without
doing so, IN fact came out second best.
\ gentleman who has visited Colfax
Wash, says the people of Eastern Wash
ing,on are In a sorrowfuI plight, The
wheat crop is their only dependence. and
many of the tarrers met with severe
losses The past season. Besides the grain
that was saved brougt iher- but lisile osS-
ing 10 the sluggish condition of The mar
ksl. Business is practically paraiYxed
and many OF the people arc in actual
wan,.-Eugene Register.
Mrs Jos A Tyler. of Salem. is in the
city.
TB corne,t. Of Scio, was in the city
today.
Geo 6 Bingham, ex-district attorney.
WAS in the city this noon.
Ike HymsD. The old time cloihier Of
San Francisco, is in the city.
Geo Humphrey, e S Deputy Marshal
came up from Portland on the overland
last night on his way TO Corvallis on bus
iness-
Judge Denny returned ihi. noon from
a trip TO Eagene. The judge is liable TO
bs the nominee OF the republicans for
governor.
Charlie. r Wardloe and family have
gone to Elliott Illinois. 10 resid. per
mapenily. Tney own fine farm in that
locality.
Dr Bail. Of Portland, Is in the city,
called here by the serious illness Of his
sister. Miss Hattie, who is nos consider
ably improved
Last evening social was given by the
members OF the Baptist church at / e
residence of Mr. y II Alien, pleasant
time Was had.
James Galloway, who, after watching
Saturdays game believes tha. one loot
ball game is equal to eleven prize fights,
day, and is down at TIE Galloway farm
| iNl n wi NAAbtc
Mr. Ed Quinn has bsen at the Reform
school for se7ersl days completing the
galvanized iron work for Hopkins Bros,
on the north wing. WORK on the south
wing will be begun On the 7tb Of next
month
John II Chapman. of Chicago, presi-
| dent OF tile Baptist Young Peoples go
ciety Of the United States and Canada,
will be in this city on Monday, the 29th
inst, and will hold conference in the sf-
terEoon and in the evening public ser,
vice at whicl large number OF delegates
to the conference are expected 10 be
present. The public are invited.
Last evening an enjoyable young peo-
pies party was given at the residence oI
l. K Blain. Among the features OF the
evening was a domestic art contest
Domestic pictures being made, thoss
present guessed the name. Miss Noni
Irvine and Roma McCulloch won the frs
prizes and Edna LuPer and Elliot Irvine
the BOBBY prizes. A delicious lunch o.
tshy and peanuts was served. Those
present were: Drs Mr. and Mrs Beers
Misses Mary Cundiif, Mona Irvine, Manc
Crosby, Mollie Luper, Edna Luper, Mar
guerets Hopkins, Sns Becksnridge, Ellf
and Mida Mccoy, Hettie Miller, Mar,
Stewart, Emma Sox, Ava Baltimore, I'M
Mccullough, Ora Finn, Anna Yantis
Sadie Mcbride, Altha Pillar, Lena Nc
Cormick, Alma Breckinridge, Halle
Marks, Gussie and Nellie Blodgett, Mar
Williams, and Messrs l. E Hamilton, VIII
Cambell, Ole Tobieeon, L smick, SEM
Mcfarland, Lyle Speer. Ed Blodgetl
Ivan Marks, Stanley and Ed Stewart
Arthur Gambler, d Longbottom, Franl
Stellmaker, Roma AcCulioch, Jaspe
iWyman, Claud Vunk, Elliott Irvine,
3 Mccoy, Angus Graham, Orvills Din
widd.e, Otto Lee, and + z Nutting.
CHEAP TALK. III the editor of th
Populist would take the pains to consul
the records he would find that the coun
ty court allowed the DRNscRAT S26l. l;
on account OF the delinquent tax list AN
not 1898 as the Populist states, evidentl
Intentionally making falsehood, for W
have heretofore given the coreect figures
Probably not a delinquent tax list il
Oregon has been published at as reason
able rate.
AS a matter OF fact the county will &c
it all back as fast as the property
redeemed. These Populists are very mic
when they are out in the cold but Civ
them a chance once, and great Jerr
Simpson how they make the fur fly. A
: example occurs in Lincoln county. III
Populist editor OF the Lincoln Count
Leader was allowed S55S for printir
: the list in that small county, one eish
inches shorter than in the DEMooRA'
= You have already heard OF the Columb
a Populist sheriff who not only took all II
{ law allowed; but $4,000 in addition. An
Q 80 it goes.
3 A Coon Plant Is a good plan
. subscribe for and read carefully your ow
= home PAPER, as II is the aim of this pap
= to make 1t an educational factor In Il
n community. Besides that, II you are OF
II of job, or wish to Increase your incom
i then here is the place to find it. In al
other column you will find an adyertis
ment of F Johnson & Co, of Richmon
Va, for workers. that may interest yo