The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
AN ANARCHIST CLUB IN Al.
BANY.

Gently and accidently applied to the foun'
tain head for the desired information
The Herr Most Anarchistic Club sprang
into existence here more than year ago
and from small nucleus of nine mem
bers it has grown to formidable proper
tions, beyond our most enthusiastic ex
pectations.
Answering your second interrogatory,
which you almost replied to yourself,
will say, your conclusion is nearly cor
rect; there Is but one American in our
club.
"Our purposes and aims are not of an
unlawful or revolutionary character
they tend to the eetterment and amelior-
alton Of the conditions of the masses
that is ALL"
While this sounds innocently it is to be
regretted that Albany has a club that
meets secretly for the propagation of an
archistic views, that is islawlessness and
the absence OF government, TO use the
dictionary terms. Anarchist is not the
right word Cor society organized for the
betterment and amehoration of the con.
dition of the masses,
A aree amount of delayed Eastern
mail has been arriving.
Several binders will be started In Linn
county wheat fields this week.
Stanford defeated the Multnomah athlet-
ic base ball club Saturday.
Mr. George Ridinser has received the
contract for building bridge in Douglas
county at $1,000.
A scene at the recent races in Portland
is said to have been the drawing of revol-
yer by ex mayor Van B Deiashmut on
Sam Casio.
In order to bring an action In the Circuit
Court it will take about S,7 in cash TO be
laid in advance. This ought to help the
P business.
The Corvallis Informer and lincoln
County Leader ar. calling each other all
the names in the dictionary. Tne In
former gives a picture of the swelled
head of the Leader man that is terrific
The Guardian Insurance kconpanv IL
withdrawing from business In the United
States. and 40 more policies are being
written. w Il Raymond formerly ofAlb-
any has been special as ent Of this company
for Oregon.
Mr. Thomas Brink says he enjoys
joke as much as any one when not carried
TOO far. But the person ~ho took his
key cut of his shop door one day last
week should return 1t and receive his
thanks.
Sheriff Osborn, of Corvallis took Jas
Dolan of that city to the asylum TO day
Dolan on the 4th of July ran with the
Corvallis hote team at Lebanon. He Is
said 10 have gotten on a big spree and he
tried to eoGuait suicide sew raj times.
II Hewitt, Of Portland, won all the
races but ore In the tournament at Tacoma
Hewitt is the man who won tbs races at
Salem, defeating Charles Sears of this city
by only small distance. Corvallis claims
to have an unknown who can beat any
of them
At Boston on Saturday J p Bliss of
Chicago. rode bicycle mile. flying
start in the remarkable time of I:j4Is.
The trotter has now been passed. Let
the runner .ook out With 4 standing
start Bliss made mile in an even two
minutes, smashing all records.
The board of directors Of the Capital
National bank. of Salem, at It's recent
semi-anuai meeting. declared a dividend
of FIVE per cent out of the earnings of the
past year. The cashiers report shows
that since the organization of this bank
It's net earnings for its shareholders sggre-
s7o. Go, over one hundred per cent upon
its capital.
J R Wyatt went TO McMinnville this
noon.
Prof Clifford, of Jordan, Was in the
city today.
Mrs Joseph Klein and children are vis-
iting in Coburg.
Miss Hettie Miller went to Eugene
this noon on visit with Rev and Mrs T
] Wilson.
License was Issued Saturday for, the
marriage OF John W Scanland and Mary
+ LoofboTow-
Mrs Harry Upham and daughter came
up today from Portland to visit the
family of Ed Upham.
AP Burbank. the reader, who was in
Albany with Bill Nye, died recently,
from consumption.
Mr. John E Love of this city has ac-
cepted the principalship of the Cottage
Grove school for the ensuing year.
Mrs L Weatherford, Grand Patron
ess OF the Star Lodge of Masona of Ore
gon, and con retarned from Portland
this noon.
A J Shelton came in from Jordan valley
head of fat cattle for the Salem butcher
bIock.-otatesrnan
Prof Reid, of Eugene. is an applicant
for the Office of surveyor general OF Ore
gon. The present incumbent.s term ex.
pires on the 18th inst.
Mr. Ed Barnes. the w u agent, is q
temporary widower willie Mrs Barnes
visits her parents in Pomeroy, Wash
for which place she left this noon.
Judge and Annie and Ruth Finn
Judge and Mrs and Olga Hewitt, Mr. and
Mrs Fred B'umberg and Mr. and Mr.
Bates and children went to the Bay to
day.
Fred Shultz, Gail Hill, John CoDcklin
John Schlosser and Al and Jcs Stern
burg, left this noon for the Mansfield
hot springs, fifteen miles beyond Idanha
to be gone about three weeks.
Miss Nettie Chace, one of Eugene'
best young ladies, was in Albany thi
noon on her way home from a trip Il
the midwinter fair, returning by way o
Yaquina Bay where she has sojourne'
for few days.
Miss Rose Scheeland, Of Pc ortland, is il
the city visiting Mrs Theo Barr an,
other Salem friends. Miss Scheelsn
was in the millinery business here tw
or three years.-Statesman.
Sheriff Combs and Deputy John Baku
passed through Albany Saturday IN
Salem with an insane man, Alex Nc
Cloy, whom they took to the insan
asylum. They brought him across tn
mountains by the Lebanon road th
other route being too uncertain.
A farewell reception party was tendere
J Prof w J Crawford and family last ever
ing at the residence Of Mr. Jas A Crouc
previous to their departure for their fari
IN pO1k counkv A r1aaaank time ws