The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-10
The Marion county Democrat of Salem
has susnended publication

IN Marion county the receipts for Iuly
were as follows; Clerk. Si97 81: Sheriff
$3.50; Recorder, Sis7 as. To.aI s43s
Being unable to get fucnev 10 pay hi.
fine last evening Charles MurumeFy
signed an agreemen, 10 leave the city and
remain away.
The island Of Corea IS the size OF
Oregon, most exactly. The population
Is Io.oon. 900. IL IL an absolute mon.
archy with five departments.
In The 'ase of Stat: agi Charles Foren
arrested for an assault alleged to have
been made a gear ago, after trial. the
defendant WAS discharged.
The sigGal service says 'clear station.
ary weather, possibly thunder storm -
!, had thunder s,orm down for a day or
two ago. but Il failed to put in an appear
ance.
Foshay and Mason are n3w ding busi-
ness In their own block, opposite the old
store, occupied BY them for fifteen gesrs.
Their new quarters ate light, eommodi
Gus and w:ll arranged.
The Loyal Mystic Legion will have i,s
/ regular meeting this. Friday, night at s
O'Clock in A o U w hail. All coup1n-
ions are requested TO be present. Busi-
ness Of importance. By oder of worthy
councillor.
4 few teams have been hauling straw
TO tie PareT mills this week. One hun.
drcd teams will commence hauling mex,
week. The company desir-s TO get more
straw this wear than they have proc1red
IN any season heretofore. e.-iebsnon Ad
vancr
Numbers CT the state hoard Of rai'road
commissioners state iha, affairs In ihei-
line are sery quiz; jus, a, present. This
Is the season of comparative inactivity
With tina: body.-S,a,esmsn We shou't
| like 10 kno~ when their active sezson
occurs. J.. rhaps, on pay day.
MIR Pages residence, three or four
miles northeast of Sweet Home, was burn-
ed one day last week The tatniiy we're
| Sork!ng In The garden some distance from
The hou e and were not aware Of the FIRE
until told by some Of the reighbors who
happened 10 discover II. Ti.ey hasiened
10 the Acene ofihe oon;iAgra'ion. bu; were
TOO late TO save even the con,cn;s.-Ad-
vance
T~cnty one years ago yesterday Port
lzac's bigges; Ere occurred: The fr>
s.zried a. 80 q I'm or August :, IS7 and
before I, was goi under control 20 blocks
were destroyed The loss ~as s,,5ss. 100
cnd the insurance $4,000 The Aihzns
company wss 'eIesssphed far. the irc5ell
was rang ard 'h- engsne was placed upon
4 car. Nh ~ a dispatch was received
islllug then 1os . come
IA 2tEitAsii has bcra prepared By the
Sovihesn Pacific. 10 be signed bs employees
desiring reinstatement, declaring tnas the
a.siAas has resigned his membership In the
4 r L, and proruising ihAs he will never
again join that organization; second. thai
he sill nus join Huy unson OF bsoshexh9od
for the ,srrn St tive ycars; ihisJ. tea; he
~iil not become member OF anF LABOR
oreansEaisoa during slse time he is supsot-
ed BY the Southern PaSsh- company .-Ex.
Mrs Thos Jones came up frosa Portland
lass evening - look after neg son who
recen;iy had leg broken.
Mr Herbert FoIgeI. gerer4i agessi fos the
N@w Z~alaBd liss Cs.S y Sserls local agent
ras IN the city today
Mr. and Mrs George " Hoshs:eiier will
leave tomorrow morning for Washington.
TO attend ;he grand lodge K Of r.
Mr. Char.es Cusick. Pharmacist q. the
state insane asylum. was in the city thls
morning
Mr Harry Parker, brother q the Parker
Bros Is now located az Denver. where he
reports matters ysgs dull. Denver has had
more than bcr share Of backssss the past
year.
From The Los Banos Enterprise. pub
lished a, Los Banos. Mercsi county, Cali
fornia, we see that Miss Olive Long. form
r a. Il
county. has hssel granted grammar grade
certificate upon normal grade Certificate
granted in this state.
o s May. who has for the last year or
more, baen IN Southern Oregon developing
placer gold mine, returned last Friday.
and will remain in the city until the rains
ef next winter supply wa'er with which 10
successfully CARR on mining .-Scio Press
Mr. George Stirnson the Apollo Of " F's
Express Company. as well as a niulrod o
experience. has returned from a trip 30
TIilamook county. made with several Ore
gon City friends. They had a glorious
time, caught plenty Of fish and killed ssy-
eral bear.
Mr. c b Irvine. Of the Salem Statesman.
and secretary of the state agricultural asso-
citation. weut TO the Bay today. lie reports
several new attractions for the state fair,
with bright prospects Of successful season.
Mr. Irvine Is IN energetic young man well
qualified to ill the position.
The Dalles Tunes Mouutaineer tells of
some more big walkers: Last Saturday
evening. when the Times Mountaineer was
being printed, stranger apparently,
weather-beaten and covered with dust from
''roughing ii, came into the office and
pleasantly saluted the editor. For time
we were not aware whom we were address
ing but soon ascertained the fact that the
gentleman was Hon Lydell Baker who had
made the Journey from Portland over the
mountains on foot. He was ACCOMPANIED
by Prof t'rancis + Lloyd, ef Pacific uni
versity at Forest Grove, and who had made
the trip for the purpose of gathering spec
linens of iiora and plants indigenous TO the
Cascades. of which he bad made very
choice selection. They made the ascent of
Hood with the Mazamas, and then con-
tinued their journey &c The Dal.es.
LEG ANPuTArED.-Uur readers will re-
member that few weeks aga gentleman
by the name Of Thomas Morgan was run
over by the overland train at Halsey, and
was so badly injured that 1t was necessary
to amputate one of his legs. Being very
old, the flesh did not heal. but began to de-
cay, aud on last Wednesday DR.. Geary, OF
Halsey. assisted by Dr. Starr, of this place.
amputated the member second time, this
time Just above the knee. The old gentle
man is gradually growing weaker, and il
is feared that few more weeks, at most,
will end his earthly career. The extremely
warm weather we are having a. present
greatly lessons his chances of recovery
Times.
Go EAST VIA THE UNION PACIFIC. -
All repairs are now completed and the
| The Union Pacific trains are running
| through without change, leaving Portland
daily at 7 O'Clock NJ, carrying Pullman
and tourist sleepers reclining chair cars
etc. Cheapest and shortest route 10 al.
| points east. For rates and information
cal upon CURRAN & MoNrEtrH.
Local Agents
When travelling.
Whether on pleasure bent. or business,
take on every trip n bottle of Syrup oi
| Figs, us 1t acts most pleasantly and ct
| fectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels
! preventing levers. headaches and Other
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