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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27
The Races.

Though the attendance was small the
races yesterday afternoon were full OF in
terest. The track was in better con-
dition than the previous day.
The first race was a $50 trot There
were three starters. Mcknight Bros.
Hugo won in three straight heats f. W.
Iangdon's I D'Linn being second and
Ne;tie Ham, DeLashmutt's horse which
had won in Portland, third. Best time
. :24ts, which lowered Hugo's record y
second.
A $50 pace was won by Dela<hmutt' s
Ferna in three straight heats, Bush's
Nabob second and Mosher's Peekaboo
third. Best time :SI.
2:40t trot was begun, but was not
finished. Mcknight Bros. Winella,
Nailor's Kitty kishsr and Henry's Gold
Dust Wilkes started. Gold Dust Wilke.
won the first heat in :S9h,. The second
heat was won by Winella in the very fast
time OF . :2sS, placing her in the 2:S(
class.
This afternoon the best races Of the
week were expected. The 2:40 trot wa!
to be finished, and among the starter'
were to be Alexis, .: rs, Flora q, e:2l ant
everal of those in yesterdays races.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

A Coon IpKA.-The Anchor s. Cfemi
cal Co. will have fine exhibit of their
products at the state fair and Portland
Exposition. Following is list of the
products that will be exhibited: Oils Of
cedar, hemlock, peppermint, jnniper and
myrtle; fluid extracts OF cascara bitter
less and Oregon grape root oils OF rosin,
pure turpentine, two grades OF rosin !;
large samples of cascara BARK and Orc
gon grape root, and other botanical spec
linens Indigenous to Linn county: also
Liverine. All the manufactured goods
were made in this city by DR.. Lamber-
son, manager OF the company. The
company will doubtless receive much
benefit from the advertising done by this
exhibit. 1t will also be good adver-
tisement for our town.-Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27
NEW ALBANY.
Editor 0emocyat:

Editor Democrat:
This is an off day for all the hop pick.
ers, it commenced raining yesterday
morning about $3.50 a. M, and about
$50 all hands were wet enough to 90 in
to camp where they spent the remainder
OF the day keeping up fires and drying
out. The rain continued to come down
steady all night and 1t has been showery
most all day, which is disccuraging for
hop pickers rs well as the hop growers.
Two camps pulled up yesterday and two
today, but there are still 35 left and il it
clears up all will be in the field picking
tomorrow again, as happy as big sun.
flower.
There was social party given at the
hop honse on last Saturday eve. About
so OF the young people attended and en-
joyed themselves until about midnight
IL was pronounced by all who attended
to be success. Sunday morning was
clear and pleasant and before noon sew
eral old and familiar faces we're seen up
on our streets. among them were r. I.
Ramp, Vim. Parker and Mr.. Shiffier and
later on II. B. Millers jovial face was
seen, and several others. Mr.. Ramp was
accompanied by his wife and family and
two great big watermelons which the
writer and family were invited TO sample,
and which they did with thanks to Mr.
Ramp.
Miss L. Miller, Mrs. Bertha Hawkins,
Miss Stella Rankin and Mr.. Frank Blod-
gett, made flying visit to Albany on
last Saturday behind the flying team
of Mr.. Luderman with Mr.. l.. holding
the lines and Stubs pushing They
made the trip to Albany in the short
space OF five hours, returning on Sunday.
Mrs. Hunter and daughter MolIie ac-
companied them 10 Albany to remain.
Mrs. Shiffier left for Albany last Sum
day. Miss Thomas will return to Al
bany next Thursday and G. w. Harris
and family will return home. on next
Friday. -Four camps have pulled up and
left this week.
There is no mould or lice in the Scott
Gibson yard yet and this week Mr.. Hub
bard. OF Salem, and Mr.. Wolcot and
another gentleman, who are hop dealers
and experts and have been examining
the hops through the country, examined
the fops now dried in the hop house OF
Scott 4 Gibson and claimed that they
we're the best and the cleanest hops they
had seen anywhere They were picked
mostly by Albany eople.
Good.
One OF the Albany visitors on last Sun
day suggested that we have senator Daw-
son TO Introduce bill in the next lesis-
lature prohibiting smoking cigarettes up
on our streets. Good.
The ladies are having lots OF fun ut
others expense. Good.
Preaching here last Sunday and again
tonight (Tuesdayl. There IL about 10
days picking here yet. Good.
Mr.. VIM. Gibson left this morning for
Dixie where he has been engaged TO run
3 fruit dryer. Ex-ALaAxYITE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27
University Of Oregon -lS95--IS96.

The University of Oregon Eugene tuition to all
Roomers
board families
Bachelor
following
leading in
Eugish advanced
the master
the degree
leading the
b charges an incidental fee ten dollars which
nasg admitted to the department
should address the Dean N L. Narregan
catalogues H.
Walton, Secretary Eugene, Oregon. = = " :.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27
Highest of all in Leavening Govt Report
@!Aa!I! g! Rskdss'! RsxiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Saturday and Sunday fair and warmer.
River foot.
Judge J. \. Duncan went to Turner
this afternoon 10 spend Sunday with his
parents.
r. s. Alexander, prominent business
man of San Francisco has been 10 the
city and made a trip over the o. g. & T..
Mr.Wallace Baldwin, ex-Commander
OF the Soldiers Home. and formerly sec
retary OF the Albany Water W.rks, is ir.
the city.
Miss Rachel Deakins, sitter Of Assess-
or Deakins and formerly a resident of
Albany, WAS married in Tacoma Wash.
on last Sunday to Mr. III. Hochert.
DIR. Hurlbut, now in this city il
worker. Besides his platform work he
cuis'iOE. of 3 300, 900 copies.
DR.. J. L. Hill, OF Albany, Grand Chan
eeilor Knights OF Pythias of Oregon viz
ite-d Lueulius lodge of this city in an Of
fcial capacity Thursday evening and de-
liyered very interesting address,
Junction City Times.
Prof. ". E. McGhee, of Oakland, was
in tire city today on visit He will BE-
gin school again one week from next
Monday, the opening day having ueen
delayed on account Of hop picking.
Born, near Albany, Tuesday Sept. II
to che wife Of j. W. sxank, a daughter.
Mr.. W. J. McMeekin and wife went 70
Albany Wednesday 20 pay their respects
TO the neS granddaughter.-H Harrisburg
Review.
Mrs. f. :. Warren went TO AcX;on-
vile this morning, 10 take charge Of he<
newly purchased millinery store. Mr.
Warren and also his mother will leave
for that place in few days. By this
deal Brownsville loseB three OF her best
citlzens.-Brownsyille Times.
The Times says that among those from
Albany who attended the funeral of ~.
I. Peet were: l. Finn, mayor, and
president Of the Firs; National Bank, j.
W Cusiek Of the banking house OF J. W.
Cuziek & Co.. l. Conn, Jos Gzlbrzith,
Clay Marshall, Harry Waldon, d. 2. Ma
son, y. III. Allen, Frank Allen. DR.. g. W.
Mzston, Frank Miller, E. Wsshburn, Al
fred Fneerksen. The delegation OF Sir
Knights vas accompanied by Mrs. J. K.
Weaihertord and Mrs. DR.. c. c. Kelley
Of the Eastern Star.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

FATAL 6uN AccIDENr.-The DEMocRAr
regrets chronicling another fatal gun ac-
eidsnt in Lane, the county OF fatal gun
accidents. The Times OF Junction City
gives the particulars as follows; MARCEL
lus Pitney lost his life this( Friday after
noon at about O'Clock by accident. He
was driving up to his barn in great haste
as thunder and hail storm had COM
menced. He attempted to remove his
gun from the wagon when the hammer
caught, diseharging the gun. Mr.. Pit
ney received the contents in his lower
left breast, ranging upwsrds.i and passed.
through the heart. He staggered back
few feet when he fell and Immediately
expired. The only Witness was q little
boy, across tho. street. ,rhe loharge. of
. shot did not pass through the, body al
though the most OF it can be felt very
near the skin under his left arm. Mr..
Pitney leaves wife. and foaF children
He was a. member OF the a. @. u. Nv. .
/, lodge. s
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L1crNsrp pGYsIe1aas.r.At theilaat IA.

2
LICENSED PHYsIeIAHssz-lAt the last leg
,islature law was pAAsed In (which IL
was provided that al physicians ard snr-
gems licensed under PREVIOUS Jaws must
obtain certificate. or. aaieopy thereof
from the secretary Of the board OF medi-
cal examiners and file with the county
;cierKs@ Section 8 OF tYiiF gcE proyides |:
|" Any. person practicingl lhedieBd l6r sur
teerysWithin this state aftsr the first day
of April, 1895, without first having OBJ
tanned tie license herein provided for,
Or contrary 20 the provisions of this act,
shall be deemed guilty OF misdeamor,
and upon ccnvfctioff thereof sffail be
fined not :]essathan $40 nor more than
500, Or by i'm prisonment In tfieeounty
Jail not less than ten nor more than nine
ty days, or by both such fine and inn
prisonment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

INDEPENDENT ORDER or FoREsrERs.-A
large court OF the Independent order ol
Foresters was organized in the G. A. r.
hall, Lebanon, last night, by VIM. San.
derson. NJ. A., ID. S. @. R., with the fol-
lowing citizens as chief officers:
Chas. +. Smith, Court Deputy.
VIM. Robins, Past Chief Ranger.
!. F. Settle, Vice Chief Ranger.
@. ]. Walters, Recording secretary.
J. F. Hyde, Financial secretary.
F. M. Hickok, Treasurer.
Geo. Buhl, Chaplain.
VIM. T. Hatten, Senior Woodward.
]. A. Sturtevant, Junior Woodward.
b. @. Carleton. Beadle.
DR.. w. III. Booth, Physician
Geo. Loyelee, and S. NJ. Garland
Trustees.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27
New Time Card.

Following is The new time card Of In
Albany Street RaiI9sy:
he car will leave eorner Of First aisd
Washington streets as fOIlows:
40 a. m. for morning overland train
800 i" - Lebanon TAIN
1I:25 "a =. YaqHIna train
1900 noon, train going soufh-
1926 D. m, Kozeburg train north 5s.nnd
and west bound YsGnina train.
/ s05 D. m ;, o. G.. Il Z. train, east lon d.
4.DO - Lebanon train.
1l.35 Overland train going sott.s.
400 's Orphans Home.
The car will aIse meet all incoming trains
on both the Jutheru Pacific and q &. Il
z. railroads. G. @. BUREH4gT.
eecreiasy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

Borh to BLAME.-0scar Williams was
tried in Justice Lovlce's court last Mon
day upon the charge OF cutting Oscar
Black. The state was represented by
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Elkins, of
Albany, and defendant by Attorney Gar
land, OF this city. The squire held
defendant in $3.50 bonds to appear before
next grand jury. The evidence against
Williams indicated that he was not entire
~ to blame and that he was attacked by
Black in the first instance but that he
possibly defended himself too vigorously
with the kniie.--Ex. ilHgplu q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeables substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs, is for sale, in SO
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist WHO
may not have it on hand wiH pro-
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes to try it. Do not acceptanyy''
substitute. 49, i.ss sss-9 s'ii aai3'
CALIFORNIA FlG syrup Co .
- y, 'sAs FxAscisco! car. ~ ala'' II
! shoHiSs1ikk. &kas - s'AEw f0REs ~. sss
= ...sT77-sy----lS- -yTTT---z--l.,.,s >. D. t5.tk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.

We are here to please you. II every
thing is not 0. K. kindly let us know
We are not selling at cost but at moder-
ate profits. We can furnish you any
thing in the harness inc at lowest prices
See our line of Is, 90 and 25 cent whips.
PowER 4 ToMLINsoN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

A PoISTER.--An Albany firm pays n
cent a dozen premium for clean eggs.
Every farmer should wipe his eggs be-
fore taking them TO market. Butter
neatly put up is always in demand.
Fruits clean and well taken care OF are
worth premium. Too little attention
Is paid in Oregon in such matters. Farm
ers and gardeners will do well to think
upon these facts. 1t means something
for them and for Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

LEAVING NRRgAsKA.-A statement of
fact that is cruel arraignment OF the
state of Nebraska comes from Ashland.
There arrived at the latter place last
week twenty-five immigrants fro m Ne
braska, who have come TO Oregon 10 go
into the farming business. In the crowd
was the county judge, county attorney
and two county commissioners OF Hooker
county. Nebraska, all of whom actually
deserted their offices to get out OF the
state. The Unborn hankering Of all men
for the honors and emolumt nts OF pubic
office is al nitted; and Nebraska must
indeed be hard state that these men
would not stay in it, even to suck the pap
| of official position.-Ex
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

1. AGooD CoaPASY. The Roseburg Re-
view says of the Carlton company oi
players to be in Albany next week 9 The
Readick company played M'Liss at the
theatre last night toa delighted audience.
This great frontier drama was propuced
in an almost iaultless manner, and all
the leading characters. were we'll sus.
tained.i The, company should have n
large audience to witness the production
Of Passion 3 Slave, tonight. ., ae
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

A STRANGE CAsE.-W. ii. Pool, of Eu-
gene, has been in the habit of spending
evenings with DIR. L. W. Brown, OF that
city. He was there rs usual Wednesday
evening; but he will not 90 any more.
About 10 O'Clock they separated in a
bloody condition. Pool claims that DR..
Brown got up and getting club came
up tehind him and began beating him.
DR.. Brown claims the same thing about
Pool. There's the funny part OF it. Pool
got all the bruising all the same and DR..
Brown was held in 81 900 bonds for as
sault with dangerous weapon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

The races were poorly attended. Only
one eonies; came of, the ether being posi-
poaei on account OF the rain.
The 2:a0 pace had three entries, I. c.
Moshers AnAline, W. NJ Henry's An
nettA, AMI ]. Misner's Ferna. Annesta
won the iirs; heat and Analine the next
two heats and race. The track was
muddy and slos, and the time conse-
quenily slow.
The 2::so iroi was postponed until to-
day. \ s:40 tros and 20 pace acre also
% come of.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

Salmon are sad 10 lie ruHning at VI
quina.
The Linn Conu,y EXHIBIT all be sent to
Salem ne6t week
James B. vii IAN, was On Mednesdly
appointed postmaster at Buena Vista, Polk
County. Or.
The assessors census of Linn county will
show ever 5000 voiers in the county. 1 good
increase over 1880.
The total assessment Of Lincoln county is
e69S 055. Iaquina leads With s2ii ,252.
NewpOu, SIS. $40. Toledo SI0l .926.
The new A. o. L. W. at Yaquina will
he organized on Wednesday night Of next
week instead of TO night. Ten or 6fteen
will attend from Albany.
Base ball yesterday: Baltimore IA.
Brooklyn 5: Boston IS. New York S; C'eve-
land S. Pittsbrrg 8; Philadelphia Q. WASH
ington s. Baltimore has the pennaat by
The tail all right.
Nr. Richard$on. Of Jefferson. has started
variety store in Mr. Cheshire's Luiidling
Mr.. r. has been here Iesore aud we are In-
formed has come thi. time 10 stay; we are
glad TO welcome Nr. Il. ard family in our
midst .-Sodayille Cor. Advance.
The following is from the supreme esurt
proceedings Of yesterday: In the mater of
the case OF the Flint National bank Of Port
land IS. Linn County National bunk. an
order ~as made upon stipulation. ajIoxing
appellant until October $ 10 ase and serve
no,iee.
Mis- CiAia Ailinghans recently died at
her home a. Coburg. For a goSj many
wears Miss Allingham vas the DEMO
CHATS correspondent ''1n the Southern
Boundary" Her copy vas alwaFs sent 10
the printers withoa, correction. Il WAS neat i,
clean and correct, like the person ard life
Of Iis author.
There is 4 deed Ia the rrcog ser's offIse
fds rs-cssFsi niars--ss1s1z1 from tbs orespn
Central faiiroad Co. 20 the Or~gon and
Cslifa MIA Railro@,la o ~ hich Is = curiosity.
1t MAS made in the time Of the Iaw rcqair-
ing internal revenue ssxmfs uron legal doc
nuents II has pasted uron il revenBe
stamps tn the Amoant Of S760. . The
deed las been rec riel in the coenlies oG
Multnpusah. Csackznzs. MsEioa. Lam.
l.kne. Douglas heasca Polk Joseph ne.
Klamath Coos Curry and Ysiahil- Nc
Minnviiie !. u.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

The CARLTON ca THE Carlton Comp
theatre last night with Dumas, master
piece, Monte .Uhristo.v las on previous
nights they were well greeted and gave
an excellent performance. Frank Read
ick deserves epeclsl Inenfi ion a. an actor
Eof more than ordinary ability. Heis
well supported BY an excellent company
an. during their short stay in Eugene
they have made. many friends. Eugene
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

THE GIpsY, the o. X. & \. Co.'S light
draft steamer arrived in Albany at 80
last evening with the water at IL feet
above low water, within Eve inches Of
its lowest stage this season. Il was in
charge of the Superintendent T. w. Lee.
A previous attempt was made but failed
on account of bar this side OF Salem,
which has been fixed some. The comp
any win run four boats this season, the
Gipsy on the upper river, the Modoc,
Elmore and Ruth, boat to be built.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

Grandma Looney, aged s6 years,
mother of the well known Looney BROTH
ers near jefferson, is first on the ground
with tent and housekeeping arrange
ments, her daughters, Mrs. frankie Cor
nell and Miss Pauline Looney has never
missed state fair since ther were first
| instituted in Salem and is well entitled
10 a seat OF honor on all festal occasions.
Statesman. ~, 80.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

A Hor CHASE Yesterday Sheriff CATH
cart, of Roseburg, was taking L. H,
Skinner home from Walla Walla where
he had been arrested, when he jumped
from the closet window, but was seen to
do SOY The train, which was going thirty
miles al, hour. was stopped and Skinner
pursued andshot at, finally being caught
after very hot chase. He was hard-
icuifedi and taken to Roseburg in safety,
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A Hos,

A HpsE RAcg.--There. is quite a con-
test going on In the city over the pur-
chase OF 800 feet OF hose, Three agents
are here in Fefaon and others have bids
in. The council is decidedly divided for
divers reasons. At meeting last even.
ing they were unable TO agree. When
+theywil Agreeis mdracaH Ectura.g .Thes
hose biAiFeE is an Biltefessing one to d
man eitfng on the fence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

Rev. Meminger, Of Ashland, is in the
city.
Mrs. C. II. DAlrymple is quiet SICK n;
her home ON 9Th street.
States Treasurer Phil Meschan MAS in
Albanv this noon on his way home from
Corvallis.
Mr. Will Galbraith. returned this noon
from Yaquina Bay. DR.. and Mrs Adams
win be home next Tuesday.
Rev. @. G. Harmon and family OF Falls
City, Polk county are visiting Linn
county relatives.
Rev. NJ. o. Brink, OF Wilbur, is in the
city on his way to the NJ. +. conference
TO be held in Portland beginning sept.
25.
] II Hurst, representing the East
man Co.. Of Rochester n. y. the biggest
dealers in Photographic materials in the
world Was in the city today.
Justice G. W. Harris and family re-
tui ned this afternoon from the hop yard.
OF Gibson & Scott near Buena Vista,
where tlie Justice has been preserving
the peace ard picking hops for several
weeks.
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-0
The Drain Norma school opened with
great enthusiasm and big attendance.
A Port and mnn was fined $50 for selling
liquor to m N already drunk. A good
example.
Three mop yard. near Corvallis have not
yet begun picking. and piekers are wanted
as many as can de secured.
The races at the fair ground were taking
place this afternoon in very threatening
weather. Good races tomorrow and Sarnr-
day.
Mrs Ashby wishes to invite the ladies
to call at her store on Friday evening and
Saturday and be entertained by examining
her Fall stock of stylish millinery. All
new and the latest.
The Mineral Springs Seminary. Soda
vile. will open Oct. 7th, 1895. with larger
attendance than was at first expected.
Firstulass instructors are employed. Ii is
a good school and a healthy place.
Base hall yesterday Boston 8, Baltimore,
O; Cleveland, 10, Cincinnati, O.; st Louis 4,
Louisville. 2; et Louis. 2, Louisville. 8;
Washington, 5. Brooklyn, 3: Pittsb=rg 8,
Chicago, 5. From 6 TO 10 more games are
to be played.
The DEMoCRAT recently published an
item from the Eugene Guard giving an ae-
count of the death of Miss Anna Vaughn.
who was accidently shot several months ago.
At the request of cousin In this city the
item was corrected and the statement made
that it was a cousin of Miss Anna. Now
the Guard says: The Guard as right when
it published the item saying Mis- Anna
Vaughan. who wa accidently shot couple
| Of months since had died, Notwithstanding
the cousins" statement.
welve hundred miles is long distance
| to travel for the purpose OF attending coli
| ege, yet young man Of ninteen years
reached Corvallis Monday. and camefr ON
Orange county, California, to attend the
agricultural College. His name il G. NJ
Hamilton, and he says the merits of the
oregon Agricultural College are we'll known
in California. ia.-corvaiiis Gaze-te.
Alter nearly FIVE wears Of farming. Fred
B. Sackett, Of Granger. has concluded thai
ne is better suited to merciabtiie pursuits
in which he was engaged previous to Iocat-
ing in Benton county. Last week he traded
his farm, the old Walden place. for stool
of mercf andise in Jefferson, Marion county
and leaves shortly for that place.-Corval
lis Gazette.
The medical department Of the William
cite university, which for so years has beer
one of the educational institutions Of Ore
gon. was yesterday discontinued at th
meeting of the faculty. The action of th
, faculty grows out of its inability to secur,
hospital privileges for clinical facilities fo
stndents, and II Is be ieyed that the medica
school will not Be opened again very soon
J If at all.-Oreoonian.
Ir The closing days of the Ekpositipn a
Porhandfwilf be devoted to chrrysanthem
um show sf1f which liberal premiums ar
offered. The sii5W will be under tn
: management Of thu, Oregon Flower Assoc
{ ffatioI. whfcR.h held such i successfnl rose sbo'
, last June. There are prizes fer both anna
t,ures and professionals, and entries sr
invited from growers Of flowers ever,
II where. gs1TIlE. T 90, I
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-27

Dr.Jos. J.eStnith The pert veterinary
suFkecn'has moved his 6fIice To- Miller &
Turner's stahlesy the DR.. is'sn efficient man
in bis business and has given general satli
|isfactionhHra .slai5lD .aTli-i'i - lJfa1 = u