The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-10
FRIDAY

WILL NOT DE DISTURBED l.
Barin, who nine years filed the position O
register in the land cffice at Oregon CITY
and who is well informed in regard to lane
laws. was recently interviewed in regard Il
the dispatch from Detroit, on the uppel
Santiam, giving az account Of the alarm
created among settlers in township 10 south
ranges and 6 east. by the appearance
among them of Special Agent Parke, with
the object of determining the character ol
the land. His object, it is supposed. wa,
cancellation of their filinga. The lands arr
within The Cascades reserve. but were FLED
on before the reservation was made. Il il
| understood that the agent claims the lands
are timber lands and unit for cultivation
and, therefore, cannot he taken as home.
steads. Mr. BARN says the only question in
volyed is the good faith Of the homesteaders
IL these parties settled on that land before
the establishment of the reserve in good
faith, with the intention q Iaaking . homo
there. they wiigoe proteSsd. The questions
that will arise is net the amount of timber
on tina land, but the intention of the set
tier in taking the land, and If it was fol
the purpose of making a home there
Statesman.
ANOTHER FIoNEER DEAD.-Mrs Eliza
beth Denny died at jefferson at O'Clock
this morning. after lingering iilHeEs, al
the age of 81 years. Mrs Denny vas born
, in Massachusetts. moving to Ohio, and
from there 10 Oregon IN 1852. Awhile
after reaching here her husband died at
the home of Mr. VIM Ralston, and she vas
left with several children to battle with the
world. which she did well, gaining the
respect Of many. She leaves six children.
one Hon o \ Denny, Of national reputa-
ton; another Presley Denny is a Leading
attorney Of Salt Lake City: Mr. John Denny
is prosperous farmer residing near Ieba-
non; Mrs VIM Ralston and Mrs W II
Goltra are among Albany'S most respected
Eastern Oregon.
The deceased had b.sen utmber Of the
NJ E church for probably over 50 years,
Her character was stainless one.
The remains will be taken 10 Lebanon
tomorrow afternoon for burial. AMI services
will be he'd in that city during the after
noon.
The o. A. {. - The casa.og of the State
Agricultural college is an interesting piece
of literature Ii shows that Linn couniy
has twenty students there as follows: u p
and Z Adamson. Of Haley, Lala Bran
don, Of PlEinvieE; A ID Morrison, Of Oak
vile; w d Porter. tf Shezid; Anna Ward
of Brownsville: Arthur Wood, Of Albany:
5 r Archibald. Tangent: Wade Blevins. Of
Tangent: Lulu Lindsey. Of Spioer; Sarah
Morrison. Of Oakville: Maude Pierce: Of
Rowland; G Porter. Of Sheid: Otis Tay-
ior. Of Halsey; Ida Ward. FlainYiew; II II
Bodine. Albany; Jas Cooaey. Brownsville
Walter Hyde, Scio: Dora Porter. Shesli
Frank Ward, Piainvie~ In tweniy-l0ag
y>ars there have been leo graduates. OF
these the following are Linn county
people: George + Burkhsrt. of Il,
farmer: ] X WeAthegf0rd. -. lAwycr: J
Fred Yates. 'S5; Minnie Mcfarland. So:
David Z Adamson. "a. Among other
well knowE. graduates are Robert Vea;ch.
L : Register AZ Roseblrg. W X Priseti.
Superintendent az Baker EQUITY; Prof l. y
Ligget:. PriReyille: VIM + Herrin. chs Of
the leading lawyers of san Francisco: J K
Bryson. Corvallis lawyeE oE sTiuoess; Wm
4 Yates, os Corv-l!is
BACK N GERMANY John Schneider.
of Eugene vent to Germany Ies.nily On a
visit 10 his former home. his exrerisnce
was that Of others. and as ;old ~ him in a
letter 30 a Eugene friend i Interesting:
Yesterday the ball commence rolling. The
police got after me here as home. was at
dance and some fellows asked The police
why could stay here 50 long IN this ooan
try. He asked me If | was Schneider.
told him yes He was going 10 taxa me
along 10 jsil 10 make soldier. told him
not too fast for | was = citizen of the
United States He took my papers and
told me TO appear al the court ho1se neat
morning q; 9 o'clock. Next morning the
ball commenced. The judge asked me how
long be in Germany told him and ex
planned the whole thing he shake hands
with me and told me 10 20 10 some other
place Therefore think to say good bye
20 Germany the s3rd July on the steamer
Funt Bismark.
The Ixsrrru rg.-work continues with
increasing interest Prof. Bloss Of the @ A
G arrived in Albany this noon and will
lecture al the opera house tonight The
program viii be presented a. Published. te
ginning al about O'Clock.
OThe following additional teachers are in
attendance al the institute:
Detroit--John A Welt.
" Waterloo r Writ
Sweet Home-Llitie jackson. & : BIZ
bee.
Portland D W Jarvis.
Albany Prof Scott.
HllIsboro-J II Stanley
Corvallis n Bloss.
Total enrolment, lbs.
A Hay Ma EKEr. 7 Gregg. formerly
secretary OF the State Agricultural society
is new located at San lose Calf. He
writes 20 a friend as follows:
Hay and grain @il bring grea. prices,
and Oregoniana should prepare 10 iuroish
California large quantities Of hay.
would advise the Oregon papers 10 rec
ommend the raising and baling of hay
Sith view OF shipping south. Good
hay is worth from $50 TO s24 per ton. Il
will be cheaper unless Oregon has can
b" put down here for less money
A PATENT LApDKR.-G w Crueon and
] A Dobkins have invented ladder that
may bring them good returns. For
about six feet IL has steps Ike step lad
der, and from these one can step onto
small Platform and can raise himself
several feet more. II is just the thing
to use when picking fruit or pruning
trees also very handy for painters. The
inventors have applied for patent.
They will soon rave some of the lad 1ers
for sale.-Lebanon Advance.
A PRoBLEM-One day last weekSenator
JEFF Myers and II ID Travor went to Port
land. The train stopped at Oregon City.
They came back to Salem. Trover said
he saw wheel there that was Loo feet
high and weighed so, 900 tons. jeff said
so too. Now the question is how many
drinks does it take to make a wheel Eve
feet in diameter loo feet high he-Inde-
pendent.
THE ASSIGNMENT STANDs Judge
Burnett has filed his decision IN the case
of the Oregon Bank, begun before the
last .rm of the circuit court for the
purpose OF setting aside the assignment.
He refuses the application TO set 1t aside,
and orders il TO sand a. made. The best
that can be done will never give more
than a small dividend.
The Ladies.
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with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs. under al
conditions, make It their favorite remedy.
To get the trne and genuine article, look
for the name OF the California Fig Syrup
Go, printed near the bottom OF tn. spack.
age.
Halls Vegetable Sic,lian Hair Renewer
has restored gray hair to its original col
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