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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02
Tangent
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TANGENT, Or. ucs 81
Farmers IN this vicinity are very busy
wiih ;heir fall ploughing and seeding. a
the grunnd Is in fair condition far work.
ing
The east ilaf cf the Knizhten esta'e has
been divided among the heirs, and all ara
eatiSsed- Sam Bryan, who Was fortunate
enough TO become the worthy son-ia-law Of
c z kEighisn. Is nov possessor Of per-
ton of said estate; where be and his family
will make their future home Sam has
already begcn improving tseir land and
oontemp!a.es 5aiiding in the spring.
JE jerks has moved into Tangent, he
is manager ol the Farmers warehouse and
nAs given good satisfaction.
ANY one wanting first class carpenter
vii! do well 10 call On ''Bennie," either
those who want = man for his trade. or
those who will take the trade In order to
get the man: because Bsnnie is a good
czrpen;ar, and wants to get married. II
yoH don't believe il ask any Of the girls
around Tangent. He has dark hair aEd
blue eyes, Is SIX feet tall and weighs LIS
lbs
Waiter Hiest had friend who passed
through Tangent recently eurouse for th'
east only stopping long enough TO pay hin
short visit.
Tangent has reading circle with Pro
II II White at the bead which meets ever.
Saturday night. We understand 1t i
very sslect. A.
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DIED.


SIMPSON. In Albany, Orion October
20, the infant child OF Abner eimpson.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
al the residence on Third and Railroad
street.
KLUM.-At the family residence near
Peterson's Butte, on Saturday, October 20,
1894, Mrs Melissa J Klum, wife Of Henry
Klum. and daughter OF DR. A II and
Susana Peterson, aged As years and 9
months.
Mrs Melissa Klum was born April 2l,
lS49 on her parents donation land claim
near Peterson's Butte, in Linn county,
Oregon, aud her death occurred within
one half mile of her birth place and on
the same donation claim. She leaves q
sorrowing husband and eve children,
four sons and one daughter, to mourn
the loss OF devoted wife and mother
Her aged parents, DR. A ii and Susanna
Peterson, survive her.-Advance.
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CALL AND SEE

The largest stock OF custom made
boots ever carried In Albany. Also
the best selected stock of mems.
women's, boys, misses and children's
shoes in all grades, at prices to meet
the times. All goods bought at our
store that rip repaired Free of charge.
II you want your horses shod you go
to a Blacksmith; not a general
merchar disc store. WbyS When
You want TO be shod come to the
only exclusive boot and shoe store In
Albany. kLRIN & DUBRUILLE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02

ME Ed Quinn is considerably letter this
evening.
Mr. Charles Piper, of the o 6 mail SER
vice is in the city.
Mrs F Russell, Of Halsey, is visiting
in The city.
&C Brown has opened boot and shoe
shop adjoining the Pioneer house.
Mrs Jos Weber, of Portland. is in the
city the guest Of Mrs Charles Barnes.
Mr Floyd Doris will leave next week for
Monmouth, H., where he viii enter col
lege.
DR. q Chamberlin has rented the resi-
dence Of S Z Young adjoining DR. W
Watts, where he will locate his Office.
President Hawley, Of Willamette Uni
versity has jus delivered TO the history
class non-partizan lecture on the silver
question.
Mr. w S Peters, of Oakland, Caltf-, who
has been spending several days in Port
land joined Mrs Peters in Albany last
night. They will leave for home tonight.
Mrs Walter Monteith will leave on to-
nights overland for Oakland, Calf, where
she will spend several months for the ben
eft Of her health.
In 1860 Horace Petigrew was sent to the
penitentiary flom Dallas; but was after
wards found TO be innocent of any crime
and was pardoned. He left the state and
has never been heard from until few day
ago former school mate received letter
| from him dated at Rio Janerio, where ht
had amassed fortune.
Genuine surprise parties ars rare. A
small party rendered Mr. Carlton Sox las
night at the home OF his parents in homo
of his twentieth birthday was complete
surprise TO everybody but the surprisers, the
young man being at home alone in hi
shirt sleeves. A pleasant and live evening
was passed A palatable lunch wss among
the accessories. There was an even dozeI
present.
A cough which persists day after day
should not be neglected any longer:
means something more than q mere locs
irritation, and the sooner 1t is relieved III
better. Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
is prompt 10 act and sure to cure.
Hon C W Fulton, prominently mentione
for the u Senate. was in the city thi
noon. SIR Fulton's name will be over
shadowed by that of man whose name b
gins with d.
A RouGn ExPERIEScE.-Ab ten dag
ago a man whose name our informant di
not know, together with his wife and chill,
! started over the mountains by the McKer
zie wagon road, in hack drawn by tw
] horses. When at the head Of Lost cree
canyon, the hack broke down, when
+ turned the horses loose ahead, and with b
: family started 10 walk across. The sno
: was two feet deep on the summit, and Il
: wife gave out The man left her and Il
, child in one Of the lava caves and went 70
8 ward for assistance. He secured help
!. Squaw creek and on returning found u
1 woman unconscious and the child wi
5 frozen feet. At last reports their conditit
e was not considered dangerous.
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That Joyful Feeling.

With the celebrating sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal cl~anli-
ness, which follows The use Of Syrup of
Figs, Is unkown 20 the tew who have no;
progressed bevond the o'd time medicine
and the cheap substitutes sometimes off,
cred but never accepted By the well In
formed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02
A Revelation of Possibilities il
Music.

There will be exhibited on Thursday.
Nov lst, at II ] Jones book store, the
wonderful A b Chase piano With octave
pedal This octave pedal is something
entirely new. and by its use the most
wonderful effects can be PRODUCED lin strik-
ing single key two notes are sounded; in
striking two keys four are sounded. always
dodble what you sc. in any other piano,
Echoes can easily be produced by the use
of the octave pedal. Prof Carl Denton
will show the different effects which can
be produced on this wonderful instrument.
Mr. Frank Annys. manager for the Wiley
B Allen Co at Salem is here for the purpose
of establishing an agency for the planes.
Exhibit from so to 8 p m, and from to
|9pm. All are cordially invited.
Fcurd yesterday in one of the churches
a ladies wrist bracelet. Inquire at this
office.
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MARRIED.

METZGAR-DENSINGER.-on Mon
day evening Oct 20, 1894, at the residence
Of the groom by Justice A II Freerksen,
Mr. Charles Metzgar and Miss Valley
Densinger. The happy couple were given
a serenade with discords during the night.
Arrangements have also been made for
another tonight, and one Thursday night.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02
Millinary stock for Sale.

As am about TO give up my Millin-
cry department, viii sell the entire
stock without reserve at greatly reduced
prices. This viii be an excellent oppor-
tunity to secure stylish trimmed hats At
your own figure. MRs. II. J. SowER,
Ladies' Bazaar.
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KNIr UNpERwEAE.-My stock Is COM
plete In fine, medium and cheap graSes
The best values have ever mad for the
prices ) E YOUNG.
rhoice Crawford neach "a hv the hoy nj
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II you need good medicine TO purify
your blood, give nerve strength and build
NV your entire system, take Hoods Sarsa-
paril;a. 1t prevents sickness BY making
pure blood.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache,
indigestion and billousness. 2sc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02
When the Chinaman the water
From his ugly nozzle squlrts
On the surface of your collars,
On the bosom OF your shirts,
His onlv thoucht Of Won

Is the money he will get.
By splitting on the linen,
TIL he knows he has It vet.
The Albany Steam Laundry uses
dampener.
Don't say times are too hard for pictures
when you can get first class Photos lor
sf.25 dozen at rinkles.
Day
L erry Conn.
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lay,
sober. artistic, striking, tasteful, artistic,
varied. brilliant, novel and effective st@les
and designs in wall paper are ali 70 be
found In our stock Of new ideas for the
season. Now Is the time TO give your
walls touch as seasOaable as autumn
hnes in the fall. Whatever IS new IS here.
in mere patterns than can be seen else
where. You would hardly expect TO see
IS, 600 rolls Ia different designs. but We
have them at Is cents a roll and up. The
paper question must be settled on the
wall, and a glance at our assortment
makes |, sbsurdIy easy to decide what to
order up for trumps. ] \ INNING.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02

i HAVE RECEIVED another invGce OF
the celebrated Royal Worcester Corsets
(W. G. Co direct from the manufactur-
ers. These corsets are constantly grow
ing in favor. They range in price from
so cents TO 1925. have handled them
for ten years and after careful compari-
son, think them equal to any corsets in
the market.
carry lines OF Balls Health Corsets,
r. 4 G.. Corsets, also Ferris Waists and
Balls Waists for ladies, misses and chill
dren. SAMUEL +. YouSG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02
DOWN CONES THE PRICE OF
BEEF,

At Shultz Bros. Meat Market.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02
Don't
Re Afrni,

Don't
Be Afraid
To Send the Children
when you want anything
in groceries from Parker
Bros slore, They will be
waited upon just as
promptly and just as
p carefully ss II you p
vent yourself. They
will get just as much for
The money. Reliable
groceries. fresl, produce,
and first class baked goods.
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The Sealutrat.

WEEKLY DEMocRAT.-$I rs per year
advance. So 90 at end Cf year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02

SINGERS WANTED. We want about so
voices on "the Allegory of the war In
song" the greatest musicale of the sea.
son. Come and help us. Friday evening
at 7. 30 al the Y NJ & a hail. By order OF
committee
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SCHOOL SHOES My stock of shoes in
medium and cheap grades was never BET:
ter. have added some new lines and
invite inspection. Every pair guaranteed
and will be repaired free of charge II they
rip or are imperfect in any way.
Sc YcuNG
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= MOON, .cpposits the Russ Hca.e
N feed, bran, shorts. Garm meal, Graz
ham, buckwheat. rye flour, hay, oats,
straw, potatoes, setc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02

Or. Prices Cream BSking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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L sfry Conn.
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though it might be regarded as an indi-
cation that the story told by Capt Love
is correct.
One of the old-timers at The Dalles
asserts positively that the water at one
time reached the site of the Methodist
church there, fully six feet above the
high water mark of 1876
w. Hampton Smith gives some inter-
esHng facts concerning former floods.
He says that the water marks along the
river show that these floods have dated
hack hundreds of years, and that evil
dences of this fact are numerous in the
Willamette valley. In 1861, says Mr..
Smith, a drift log was found on the
prairie near Eugene City, after the big
flood of that time had subsidized. At
first the log was thought to have been
a tree which had fallen where it lay,
but upon investigation 1t was seen that
no trees had ever grown at the place,
and that the log had no roots, and that
it had been in the water for some time.
~ was AZ lOii6 llOiu uiiJ WAlihCil
and attracted the attention OF parties
passing along an adjoining road.
Portland Is liable to be visited by
floods at any time of the year between
December and June l." Mr.. Smith as
serts. "The great flood of 1861 occurred
at Eugene City on December l, and the
one following was ON the Sth of the
same month in the same year. In the
event of q heavy fall Of snow and
quick thaws great floods are unavold-
able"
Considerable freight was brought
down to this city yesterday on the
steamers, for the purpose Of being
stored here until such times as the
warehouse portion of the big inland city
is free of water. When that time will
come is as yet. Of course, matter of
speculation.
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NEWS FROM ALASKA.

The steamer Chilkat arrived in port
from Alaska yesterday and will leave on
her return trip today at p. IN. She
brought down q good deal Of interesting
northern news
Cannerymen and packers In Alaska
are preparing for an immense business
this season.. None Of the United States
ships are reported as having arrived In
Alaskan waters. The lighthouse tender
columbine was passed by the Chilkat
on. her way down. Several parties OF
American and Canadian surveyors have
arrived at Chilkat and began TO survey
the international boundary line. Pyra-
mid harbor will be the starting point.
All Of the Chilltat and Chillkoot Indl-
ans have gone into the interior on their
annual trading tour. Herring are 80
plentiful at Chilkat that thousands are
dashed upon the beach by the tide and
left there TO die. II. M. Canton, OF Me-
braska City, Nebraska. has been APP
pointed collector Of customs at Cudahy,
on the Yukon river. He will leave the
Sound for that place this month on a
steamer chartered by the North Ameri-
can Transportation & Trading Com
pany for transporting their goods from
Seattle 10 the mouth OF the Yukon
Tacoma Ledger.
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UNION COUNTY.
State Ticket Republican, but Legislative
Ticket Is Split Up.


La Grande, June 4.-The election here
passed off quietly, with a full vote
polled. Returns are coming in very
slowly. Out of total vote Of 1853 cast
in the three La Grande precincts, 262
have been counted. They show the fol-
lowing results:
For governor-Lord ia, Galloway Sc,
Kennedy 8.
For secretary of state-Kincaid 100,
Wakefield SO, Nickel IS, McKercher a.
For attorney general-Idleman 1913,
olmstead S6. Holmes SO, Bright 10.
For superintendent Of public instruc-
tion-1rwin 1877, Reid rs, Jory Sc, Har-
ford 5.
For supreme judge-Bennett 81, Boise
6S, Hackleman 7. Wolverton 113.
For state Caldwell II, Day-
idson SO, Metschan lis, Richardson 5.
For state printer-Leeds ia, McKib-
ben G, O'Brien 6l, Orton 72.
For congress-Ellis 113, Miller 4, Ra-
ley 72, Waldrop "a.
For representative-Boll Dem, "a
Henson. Dem. 81; Boyles, Pop, 61i
Hoffman, Pop, 1O5; Reeves. Rep, 116i
Wright, Rep, 80.
The Legislative ticket is badly split
up. but for all state officers and the
leading county Offices everything looks
like sweeping Republican victory.
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RETURNS COME IN SLOWLY.

Salem, June Sup to a. M, only
one precinct has a completed count.
The returns as received are too meagre
for estimates. Even in Salem it can
not be learned how the election has
gone, for the count goes on without in
terruption. Not over third of the
ballot has been counted yet. The re-
publicans give safe majorities as usual
to all the state ticket, with the possi-
BILE exception of Irwin. The fight in the
county was on sheriff and clerk, but
1t is conceded to be republican VIC
tory, but by small majorties. The re-
publican victory, but by small majori-
ties. The Republicans elect two sena-
tors and four representatives, possibly
losing the fifth one to the Democrat
Populist fusion.
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DESTROYED THE SAUCE.

Deputy United States Marshal ]. ID.
Gore completed yesterday evening the
destruction of 5000 bottles Of bogus
Worcestershire Sauce, which has been
stored at ia Pine street, awaiting the
final decree of Judge Thayer, ofsthe
United States court. The wholesale de-
struction is the result of suit brought
against the Western Distilling Com
pany, by Lea, q Perkins, Worcester and
New York, to enjoln them from manu-
featuring an imitation Of the original
Judge Thayer handed down his decision.
and ordered that all the spurious sauce
manufactured by the Western Distilling
Company, be destroyed; Marshal Gore
with four assistants began the execu-
tion of the order on last Wednesday,
and only completed the work late yes
terday evening.
Lea & Perrins have also obtained tenn
porary injunctions against Davis, Ros-
enberger & Levy and Charles II. Dor
sey, Of Galveston, Texas, and Carson &
Foley, of Houston, Texas. In the de-
cislon Of the court 1t was held that the
defendants had used the firm name, sig
nature and wrapper Of the plaintiff,
and that every vestige of the wrappers
bottles, etc, should be destroyed.
Mr.. ID. e. Bennett, representative Of
Lea & Perrins, is in the city, and has
given the matter his personal supervi-
sion.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat. April
%, 1894.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-06
THE LEGISLATURE.

The lower house of the legislature Is
assured to the Republicans by a majori-
ty sufficient to dominate the joint as
sembly and guarantee the election of a
Republican senator. Republican gains
are reported in counties where senatrs
are to be elected, and already the cleo
ton of Republican senators seems as
sured from Multnomah, Benton and
Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Marion and
Clackamas Jointly, Yamh!ll. This will
make Is Republicans in the senate,
needing only one more from the doubt
full counties of Baker and Malheur,
Clackamas, Clatsop, Grant, Harney and
Morrow, jackson, Lane and Umatilla to
make the requisite 16 for majority of
the senate and the presiding officer of
the joint assembly.
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CLACKAMAs COUNTY.
The Counting Has Been Too Slow to
Warrant Any Estimates.

Oregon City, June 4.-More interest
was taken in the election today than in
any that has been held for years. The
cloudy weather. with occasional rain in
the afternoon, did not prevent heavy
vote in all parts of the county. In this
city the total vote was 1893, an increase
of two hundred over that of two years
ago. If the increase is anywhere near
proportionate throughout the county
there will not be much short of 4,500
votes in the county. Counting is pro-
crossing very slowly, and it will be
we'll along toward noon tomorrow be-
fore the result is known in the city.
Reports from seven precincts, with but
a small proportion of the vote counted,
indicate that the Republicans have gem
orally voted straight, and that they have
carried the county.
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COMING ON SLOWLY
The Legislature Safe for the
Republicans.
THE LARGEST VOTE EVER PoLLED
The High Water and Interrupted
Telegraphic Communication In
terfere With Returns.

Returns from the election throughout
the state are coming in with almost un-
precedented slowness. OF the triumph
of the Republican state ticket there is
no doubt; scarcely less Of a clear work.
ing majority in the legislature. The only
surprises are those of Republican gains
and of the fading of Democratic votes
from the Weaver column of 1892. That
there will be largely increased total
vote is evident from the uniform testi-
mony in that direction from the pre-
cincts reporting, and it would not be
surprising to see the 10000 votes of 1892
increased to $4,000.
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POLK COUNTY.
Confident of Majority All
Around

Independence, June 4.-Partial returns
from Dallas and Salt Creek and the
vote so fas as it has been counted in
this city, shows 1856 plurality for the
Republican ticket. Two years ago Salt
Creek went Democratic by one vote.
This year it is Republican almost to
l.. Returns from South Independence
are complete. The congressional and
legislative vote was:
For congress-Hermanr 80, Weather.
ford 26.
For egislature-Keyt, Rep, 1OS; Smith,
Rep. ia; Staats, Dem, Al Vested,
DEM, 27.
The total vote cast in Independence
was 4S5, an increase over 1898 of 50
votes.
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THE sAME STORY FROM DALLAS.

Dallas, June 4-Much interest was
manifested here in the election, all par
ties putting in their best licks. Reports
as to results are very meager. Partial
returns have been received from seven
precincts out of the 20 in the county.
These cover only ia votes and show
that the Republicans lead by heavy ma
jorities on both the state and county
tickets. Polk county has undoubtedly
given the largest Republican majority
in her history
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MARION COUNTY.
Republican With Possibly One or Two
Exceptions.

Salem, June 4.--Much interest was
taken in the election in this city today,
and in all precincts largely increased
vote was polled. Meagre returns up to
II O'Clock indicate that the Republican
ticket will be elected, with one or two
exceptions, and possibly the loss of one
ranrocantativa
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dicate that the Populists will elect one
the Republicans two
senators and at least one representa-
tive On the state ticket, the Repub-
licans show a marked gain, and may
carry the county. The Populist vote is
larger than expected.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Everything Points to the Success Of the
Republican Ticket.

Hillsboro. June 4-Nothing has been
heard from Washington county outside
Of HilIsboro. but the vote here shows
plainly that the result will be Repub-
lican victory as regards the state, con-
gressional and legislative tickets. The
contest in the county is upon county
judge. and 1t now looks as II B. F. Cor
nelius. Rep, were elected over w. d.
Hare. Pop. by a small majority. In
HiIIsboro 5S8 votes were cast in the two
precincts.
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JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
Republican State Ticket, With the Pos
sible Exception Of Irwin.

Grants Pass. June 4.-After a quiet
election we find the returns coming in
slowly, and at 11:3O but two outlying
precincts have been heard from. From
the best informed persons It is learned
that Josephine county will poll good
Republican majority for the entire state
ticket with the possible exception OF
Irwin. The district will be Republican,
with large majority for Attorney Ben
son.
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BENTON COUNTY.

The Republicans and Democrats both
claim the representatives from Benton.
The joint representative and joint sem
Iator from Benton and Lincoln are prob
ably Republican.