The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
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atmosphere Just & the sun marked the
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call, enough to 81 4 dlicago mob. Mr. A
Senders was the ner af the voice, and
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cordlng to the ye Tn eiseI. the DEMocRAT
sir .onen and hl|seaners n.ts had a httie
previous unplea ness on account some
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/ 4e process. and the Man about foxA is
inteuuad that he was fortified with d
couple six shooters and bowie knife. 1T
was his first official act. The case was set
for 8 O'Clock tomorrow. and will probably
result in a trial.
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SOLDIERS HOME ABUSES Is ihe he'ss'
ing o. an article in the Grants Pass Courier.
| As the superintendent = an Albany man
We give the item. without knowing any
thing about the truth Of The matter:
The manner In which the Soldier
Home NJ hos-osirg IS being conducted Is
causing a good deal al 'kicEing on the
part ot the inmates OF the institution The
officers OF the Home are said 10 reserve tbs
larger portion ot the building for their owr
private uses and they are careful 10 keep
the best cuts Of ulea: and the best qaaIit.
os food for themselves. and have the icay-
/ ings cat up into hash" for the old boys
| for whom the Institution was founded. 1;
Is also charged that the Girectors are keep.
ing back s. day for themselves out Of ths
state appropriation a committee at IN
yeStigatloa will probably he appointed q
l0ok into theSe so-eaIled abuses daring ths
session al the legislature this winter. Thii
committee ii ii caiechises The veterans
themselves will probably I've aE3e to arriy,
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inc a.--.. ,..s ~ ......-i tv Tpas-s Rad.
~ v.-sssr,lar y, ~ sass ~ John R.rr~,
"a n II TavIor Tha h,s.grv 20 he -ass !,
hrs.ssx a. soiioxrs. s'..y,s. ,;ma as,1 {, n
D;asrsI ,h,nn,h h;s .p-sn. Mr. RnwIani
ioar.-I n n n TaxIor 500 rbaryin, lin,
| b~ri,lAs The leeyaI Interest S5sl h6nns ang
,sLin- s.-rnr;sS. Inv ,,,sy,as,s. ar, ear+air rsa
nr,,s-srtx in Was,o ronnty Suhseouen,l,
he note and u,ortyav,, were assigned /;
John Barr.sr. Ur.en failure 10 nav intsrcs
on the ro,e I.soming doe. ard being uu
| paid, Barger commenced proceedings (.
| foraclose the mortgage. Answering plain
,iE's complaint defendant set up the de-
| fensa of usury. in that plaintiff had charges
more than the legal interest. Judge Brad
shaw finds the matter Of the complaint true
there being no dispute about the morey he
ing loaned. also finds that charging Donu
as u elleCR 1l'e sAlle y Ih.ei. .1i'" .Ist' ~
co,,,t shs,s fors ,is..r..l tba. ,h,. nronerty /.
s,,lJ acrorl;ne, 10 IAN and ,ba. ont of TN
nrnoeAis az t6e sale The c,,s.s and exuauss.
E MID and tbss .bs sum of Sq5h III,
amaunt az the oT;ginal loan. he Maid 10 ;h
ssats az 0reS,or The DalI,s ChronicIa.
| ErEiSG Mr. Hoop.-All through ;L'
w;,Ia,,a,,o valley Ias. NIGH, ra,nl,. vrsr,
ava;rr, ~ ucn.i l. 20. a e,l;n,pss of IN,
~ Sc aashas - - s,;xs, Sstwssn ~ an,
II n'clocL bv the Nasamas One ,norn,n,
rsrer Jexo,:s nes-lv : coInmn to snnonnr
ina ,hss ,So I',bt r,nid No. H., sa,a \ fac
.hs, ;iI',s,rs,as .ba ;,,arss, ,aken ia In
s.a,,an e r., thsnr ,"en,. erns so,n. as
s;staS h.. 1.Iassas ,;y,,..La3 ~ tba a;rac.;o,
90 0ref,cnss rr;ds. i,,t no,h;ng was s,an
The red lights were promptly touched oG
at lC, 80 on the Portland side. and wer
plainly seen there; but not a flicker wa
visible at the heart city Of the valley. On
party did zee Mars arise in his apparel Q
red, in the north east skies and thought n
first the sight was seen, but the mistak
was soon appreciated. So far as Alban
was concerned il was fake. as goo
many Of our citizens will testify. n
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ASoIhkR h'F.--ou' eAei'Ankes 0e"''N
ne 20 give uaos At tme SouA''ae sp''nil
n.onIa are cam ned AZ Waterloo and hal
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