The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-04-13
FRIDAY
he price of wheat is advancing In the

The price of wheat is advancing In the
East.
The Salem papers are quarreling about
whether ministers should mix up with
politics.
The man who endorses promiseuously
may be named Mr. William to-day but
in year his name will be Dennis.
The Stut'z Company have been PLAYING
in Astoria for several Weexs at low prices
and good houses.
1t is lawful to catch trout now but un-
lawful 10 sell them ex cpt in the months
OF September and Dc ober.
There will be meeiing at the Y Mel
A hall tomorrow night to make arrange
ments for field cay. AL interested are
invi ed to attend
The name OF Dan McClain apr cared
in the DEMOCRAT as the nominee for Ius-
lice of Harrisburg. II should have been
Constable.
Rev ] X Groom, of Oregon City will
deliver an address Sunday afternoon in
the Y NJ c A hall on the subject "The
liquor cure insempesence- werk ., The
subject will be treated 10 a new and
attractive style.
A very serious accideE: bsfe.i Mrs Eva
line Afford Tuetdsy morning. In going
down stairs she .ost her footing and fell
dislocating her hip Joint. Mrs Afford Is
past 10 years o,d and vary feeble, which
makes this mishap much more severe for
her r.-Harfisburg Courier.
In the Ashland mine, two aud a half
miles east OF tha, city. there was ri.h
quartz struck Monday. worth $40 a ton in
| the 600 foot level An eight foot ledge
OF This stuff makes { rich strike Ia mining
parlance. A big banquet and dance will
be given a, Ashland Saturday night. IS
this is big thing ior all Southern Ore
gon.
Lane county taxes due the state, for
the year 1898, are ali paid. Yesterday
evening. County Treasurer Reisner re-
mitted TO the state treasurer so, COS, a,
the total balance due the state on las,
years tax This is a good showing con
| sidering the fact that Mulinonah county
has as We, paid bu, a small per eentage Of
the state tax for 9!.-Rugene Guard.
MARRIED. UNDER DIFFICULTIES A
young couple Of Elk City were married re-
Gently under such difficulties that il truly
demonstrated the old saying that the
| course OF true love never runs smooth" The
would-be-gr groom first applied TO the count
clerk for 4 license but MAS refused owing TO
the girl being under y years Of age and he
did not have her parents consent After
ten long days Of weary pleading be finally
| gained the mother $ written consent which
he mailed 10 the clerk ,but failed 20 enclose
the necessary affidavit This caused a de
| lay Of two days more. He anally secured
the Losnse and weGt 10 Pioneer after
| Squire Morrison 10 tie the knot. bat a. iha
Squire had been down TO Elk City iwioe
on false alarms in the same cass be refused
20 GO The young man xen. lack and 90;
his promised bride in his boat and started
for the Sqaire's- When al,ou; a mile
above Elk City be broke an car. Nothing
daunied be left his bo4i and bride tied Up
and walked back home after another car
Once mon in the boat they started onward.
but their evil star had no; yet deserted
them. for ere they had gone far the oca; ran
on st1ag and stove hole IN il and began
TO .ill 80 rapidly that they had 10 take TO
the land and welk the balance of the Way
They arrived al tAs S-quIres without fur
ther mishap. but imagine the CONSERVATION
OF the groom when be discovered that he
left his precious lscense at home. One
4
weary groom aud all the necessary arrange
were made one.
a PEcruAR R1MEDr-Tle following
is from the Grants Pass Courier and reads $
decidedly fishy:
A new remedy for dyspepsia an sioiu
ach trouble has made its appearance in
Southern Oregon. IL is nothing LEES
than spoonful Of common, every day.
river bottom sand taken wet, Jus; after
meals. Hn BYbee. = Eell-knoRn citizen
and proprietor Of Bybee's springs.is sup.
posed TO be the originator OF this queeg
remedy In Southern Oregon. bu; quite =
number ol yerzcsous gentlemen testify
to ITS curative properties, which are sup
posed 10 take the form o! mechanical
action by carrying off impurities from
the mucous lining OF the walls OF The
stomach Take sand" is quite populal
piece OF advice around Ashland when auy
one complains OF CHRONIC stomach oubls
As there is no patent on the sand, that
, commodity beng within reach Of shs
poorest Of US, this article cannot be call.
ed paien,-medieine advertisement IL
our advice TO take sand" is followed By
even one sufferer with beneficial results
The Courier will consider itself amply
rewarded for giving this simple remedy
TO the public.
LEnASoN.-Mr John Miller. Of Iowa
who was telegraphed TO come 10 the b.sisid,
of his brother. 7 NJ Miller arrived her,
last Saturday. two days after the burial oi
his brother.
| Miss Hattie Warner Of Albany. will H.
at the residence OF Mrs + NJ Miller on Fri.
day afternoon. She desired to meet all sh,
wish to take in either vocal or instrumental
music.
, A new field of labor was opened TO the in
dustrious of this locality a few month
slnce-the gathering of fir balsam. Al
! though not lucrative employment. i
nevertheless caused two blades Of grass &
grow where formerly there grew but ore.
Clark and Drew. Quartzville miners. le.
here Tuesday for Quartsville via the Soutl
Santiam route. They took with them a
wagon load Of provisions. which they vii
pack in on horses from Grecnkorn. Som
doubt is expressed as to their ability to ge
through. on account Of the snow-Expres
+; and Advance.
Ar SoDAvILLE. "A few OF the leaiin
} men OF Sodaville assembled In DIR Hill
hall on April 2sth for the purpose G
; forming a board Of trade. DIR lone
! was chosen 10 preside over the meeting
and Z Peery acted as secretary. Tn
advantages to be derived by an organi
zation of this kind was discussed brieI
ly but logically by several gentlemen an
y a committee OF three was appointed I