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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
Mothers

have never found a preparation
SO well adapted to the needs of
thin, delicate children, as Scott's
Emulsion Of Cod-liver Oil, with
Hypophosphites.
Children almost universally
like the taste of it, which makes
its administration easy, and it
supplies their blood with the
food properties that overcome
wasting tendencies.
SCOTS Emulsion enriches the
blood, promotes the making OF
healthy flesh, and aids in
healthy formation of the bones.
Don't be persuaded to accept a
substitute.
scp.t q Bowne, NY. All Druggists. SOC. and 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

May SAVE ONE ETE.-WiIlie Churchill.
atied Il, and his cousin near the same
age, living near Shclburu. Were having
an amateur Fourth Of July last SATURDAY..
They got half pepper can Of powder
and were bIiisling a fire, intending "a
throw the powder IN 70 see it fash. The
iire did not burn quite fast enough -
Willie got down 10 blow it. He blew a
spark into the can, and iile doctor szys
he may he able 70 save one eve. bat tie
sight Of the other i totally GestrDyed.
His hair was burned close, his eyebrows
aregone and his cheek i badly disEgured.
The other boy was burned too. bat not
- badly.-Scio Pres.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
SATURDAY
A LIVE DAY.
The Farmers Meet and Discuss Red
Crown Matters.

Albany was alive with farmers this
afternoon. II looked for several hours
like couple OF county conventions.
Large knots were seen everywhere. A
couple OF caricatures showing farmers
carrying their wheat TO the Rel Crown
Mills in 1894, ard in 1895 with their
pockets out, while Messrs Stockman,
lsom and Lyon were observed in rich at
ure, one with crown on his head, and
money bags in hand. At . O'Clock the
crowd went TO the court hoase.
The meeting WAS called to order and
Hub Bryant was elected chairman and
Alfred Wheeler secretary.
Desultory remarks were made. 4 mo
tion was made that committee Of three
be appointed to investigate the legal as
pect Of the case. One man remarked :
IF We had the man here We would 20
for him."
Prof Torbet, st0rer, said il was not
4 case for hiring an attorney; but the
proper way was to arrest the men and
make a state case of il. Wheat has been
taken without the consent OF the owners
and justice should be done.
Mr.. Somers was in favor Of commit
tee 10 investigate the matter with a view
to getting pay for the wheat, and. he
said. I'VE are going 10 send them To the
peniteutiary besides"
Upon standing ballot committee OF
investigation was oriered by one ballot.
The chairman appointed II. X. Powell,
John Clelan and Mr.. Barrett: bu, the
committee vas objected to a. il Was not
appointed by the people. ghennames were
called Tor. ]. K. Baltimore. T. l.. BRYAN.
Fred Bruckman. ii. r. Powell, Fred
Burkhart. and Prof. Tortet we're nom
mated The first three were elected
A committee consisting OF Barrett and
sam Young were appointed 10 raise
money for the prosecution
One man vas opposed To spending any
more money except for ropes.
Il Was understood ths; arrests would
lse made n once.
Ir Barnett. II Z. Poweli a8d Prof.
forfeit weEe appointed a oommii;ee-t0
prosecute the case criminAIly.
4 letter from Hon Geo. T.. Chamhcr-
lin stated that Honeymzn, De Hart & Co.
refused 10 turn over the hooks, tina; :
legal transfer had lcen made to them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The Young People Club will hold its
regular meeting FRIDAY. April 5, 1895. at
the parsonage. All members requested to
be present. By order of secretary.
The horse and truck Of Herbert f. Town
send will be sold Tomorrow at O'Clock
by Constable Fred Blount, in front of the
fopulist Office to the highest bidder.
A gentleman frcm the Warm Springs
says the Indians lost nearly one half of
their stock On account Of the severe winter.
Besides they run short Of Hour, and had
hard picking on their own acco unit.
II is nov known there were three men
in the big S. /. robbery, and that the third
man was the one who shot tie sheriff. and
not TIE small man heretofore supposed Il
have done the shooting.
w. B. Donaca shipped 1000 bushels o
| potatoes this week, for which he paid 4
cents per bushels tie is now Offering .;
cents a bushel for the best potatoes. .-Ad
vance.
Atthe L. s. civil service examination
in Portland last Saturday. Prof. K. n
Wright and G. D. Montague passed ex
aminations for clerkships in the customs
service.
A live boxing match in the suburbs o
Albany few days ago was declared draw
As 10 ounce gloves were used il was ;
harmless affair.
| rr, Adams has introduced in his denta
parlors patent electric light of ingeniu
arrangement. so that he will be prepared [,
do wo.k nights where necessary.
Mr.. w. Baltimore s 9-year old daught
er was thrown from horse last Saturda,
and d.slocated her right arm Mt the elbow
The fracture wa' reduced by DIR. Booth, ,ant
she is now doing nicely. Lebanon FIX
press,
The Democrat is informed that th,
| time table to the front will be changed in
about week. so that the train will arrive
awhile before noon and leave shortly after
This is move that will meet with popular
favor. The present arrangement is no
very satisfactory.
Tho Ladies' Aid Of the Christian caurcl
will open bazaar on Friday. 18th inst. a
the place Of business formerly occupied b,
Foshay Il Mason, Froman block. Their,
will be onhand, for household use. ''article
too numerous to mention, and u lunch il
the evening from 5 to- o'clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
California the Land of Discoveries

Why lay sSake all nigi,i.c3ughIng. when
thai most effective AID agnaezbl 9 rea.e4jy.
SANTA Abe. wiil give yoa Immediate
relief. SANTA ABE ! the ouIy guzran-
teed coEe 70, Consumption Asthma and all
Bronchial Complaints Sold n tsotslas a.
5oc and 81 Three fer 3 y. Foena3 i
Mason viii :. piesssd 10 szpp.y y0a. ard
gGa rznl-s relief when used a. siIreesesi
CALIFoRNIACAT-R CURE peger fails
70 TesieVe Ca,arrh or Cold N ire Eezd
>!S n 5HLhs treatment ~ mail. 81 10
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
You Don't Hare to Swear OF

Saws the ST. Louis Journal of Agriculture
IN an editorial about No-To-Bac. the IA
nous tobacco habit cure. I'VE know of
many cases curezi by No-To-Bac- one. :
prominent s. louis arcIictecs. smoked
and chcwed for twenty years: two boxes
cured MIN =, that even the smell of to-
bacco makes him sick No-To-Rzc sold
and guaranteed BIZ Hedges < Mcfarland.
No cure no pay. Book free SserlInny
Remedy Co., New York o. Chicago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
How IL Seems.

One of the men who was on the South
ern Pacific ghen IL HAs robtssi 81 Wheat
land, Vas Wm. Mackey. OF AlIhouse
lie gives the Grants Pass Courier his
part Of the tragedy: FlnAlIv i, came Mr..
siackey's turn lie. in ot.Slienoe TO the
command quietly opened his purse and
said Il have only small amount and
nezsl it, s'0i--i need il too:
throw it in here
Il would like TO keep my baggage
checks aud keys" said Mr.. NJ.
ITO h wish yolr chccks and KEYS;
tisrOw them in; we're in hurry" as
the hig revolver was held To cur inform
ants stomach. The order was then
ot-ey~i and the purse thrown into the
sack carried hy the fireman.
The crowd then left the day coach and
entered the smoker. when Hour or five
shots were head aud passenger said.
They have killed some ono in the
smoker: les's lci's 60 and see.''
Mr.. Nsckey SAYS that although scarei
and surprised a: first, when the big rascal
treated him 50 mean about his KEYS and
baggage checks he had plenty of nerve 10
have killed him on the spo; regardless OF
the consequences. had he been armed
with ANYTHING a; all. He could not re-
frain iron kicking the dead brute in the
face when he saw ho~ a wc.l-direcied
bullet had done its good work. The
cold-hloc-iesl roblscr had acted a. though
pretty well filled with whiskey and even
In death his face had settled into a de-
iiani, sarsionic grin IS though welcoming
the most dangerous eventuasitv.
Mr.. Coke Bilyeu, OF Eugene. IL in the
city on 4 visit.
Assessor Deakins has gone to Southern
oregon for the benefit OF his health
]. W. Sowden lef, yesterday for Chi
cago, TO lie gone two or three months.
Father +. Y. Blanches, of Gervais.
spent last night in Albany with Father
Me,ayer.
License was issued today Tor the mar
rage OF Peter ]. Lookcn and Matte
Hazen, OF Harrisburg.
Miss Bertha Ellis went to Corvallis
this noon and will attend musicale to-
night at Judge Bryan's and remain sew
eral days visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles Me;xgar resigned as pres
ident OF Albany Engine Co. No. ! at 4
meeting last night and George +. Fish
was elected TO the position.
Mrs. Hobbs, mother OF Mr.. Walter
| Hobbs. of loveriale, will leave tomor-
row for her home in New York City, af-
ter visit here of a couple months.
/ Or. Masion was at Shesid yesterday
and removed the stitches usei in the re-
cent operation upon F. q. Powers in
which his vcrmiiorm appendix was re-
moved. Mr.. Powers is now entirely out Of
danger, and will never again be troubled
with appendicitis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
Annual County Institute.

The annual county institute for the teach
ers of Linn county will be held at Albany,
Oregon, beginning at l:S0 o'clock p. M.
Wednesday, April 24th, and closing at noon
Saturday, April 9th All teachers Of the
county are required by law to attend this
institute, and all persons Eho contemplate
teaching should attend also The special
features of the work to be done dnring the
institute will be thorough study of the
county course Of study. and class in the
Psychology. No teacher sSould require
urging to attend the institute. The bene-
fit derived by any person from such gath
ering is governed largely by the effort pul
forth by that individual
A Il. RUTuERFoRF.
Co, Supt.
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-.cuAxex Cars Nav Nay. y,

-'CuASex Cars Nay: Nay: Mt II
vcu LAKE ;he trip eas. Via the Union Pa
cItic Systen No change - Caica-o and
ba; ons change 70 New York. Boston
Philadelphia and othe- eastern cities
Time three and one half days 10 t'l-cago
and fear and cae half days II Nsw iczk.
CURRSS L MoNrEITH, 4 s.entS
Union Pae5ac z T.
albany. Or
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Fatal Accident.

John Louis Long WAS bsfn March 25.
1898 in Linn Co. Oregon. and died March
81, lsa5. aged 2 yrs: and days, at Biekle-
ton Wash. The deceased came to his
death By falling into well. All was done
that could be done 10 save life but in vain
Life was gone Father and mother two
sisters and two lrothers mcuin,tha loss Of
little Johnny. NJ NJ. SMITH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

CARRIE RUDoLPH Miss Carrie s. Ru-
dolph, will give one OF her entertain
ments at the opera house on Saturday
evening. April 18th, under the auspices
of the Y. p. 5. G. +. of the First Presby-
terian church. The Portland Oregonian.
says of her: One of the most delightful
entertainments OF the season was given
by Miss Carrie S. Rudolph before large
audience at the opera honse last night.
Oh all readers Miss Rudolph is unques-
tionably first and best. she il SO utterly
devoid of any striving after effect. There
is such true ring in her sweet voice,
such rollicking merriment in her gay
tones, such genuine pathos in her sad
ones, that We are apt to grow intolerant
OF the miserable recitations the most
patient among us must often writhe un-
der. The price of admission will be 10,
. and 30 cents. Seats on sale at Hodges
& McFarland's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
THURSDAY
COUNTY COURT.

u. N. Duncan, county Judge; N. Waters
and J. W. Pugh, Commissioners.)
]. L. Berry was appointed constable OF
district IA.
Application of Scott Ward ct al for road
granted.
Petition of R. NJ. Fletcher ct al for
county road, granted.
Petition of J. G. Hardain ct al for
county road, granted.
Petition of j. W. Gains ct al for coun-
ty road, granted.
Disallowed, Irwin, Hudson Co. 1875.
Continued, bill c Stone roads, 1880.
Petition for county road at Sweet
Home granted.
Following bills were allowed:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

MISS RuDolPH.-A treat is in store Tor
those who hear Miss Carrie ;. Rudolph
at the opera house on the 18th when un-
der the auspices OF the \. 7. ;. {. +. OF
the Presbyterian church she will give one
oil her remarkable entertainments. The
Boston Globe says: Miss Rudnlph's Sc
lections were Of wonderful variety, rang
ing from the deepest tragedy TO the
brightest humor. and making the transi-
| ton with remarkable ease and readiness.
Each number was received with pro-
longed applause. The impression created
by Miss Rudolph in her impcrsonaiionF
throughout was excellent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

OKDoox FrEs.-Ten bear skins we're
brought over from Camas Prairie yes'cr-
day and sold here. II Is not generally
known, even by cur own people, that A
large trade in iurs II carried on here.
The principal source of supply is the
Camas Prairie and Mt. Adams sections
OF country, though the mountains south
of US yield quite an assortment. Fear
skins just now are quite the fashion, and
command prices varying with their con-
dition. and running from nothing to AZ
high as so Tor extra quality, size and
color Coyote skins bring 30 cents each /:
wildcat, 10: fisher, 81 TO 81; otter. 50;
beaver, $3.50 per pound; mink, 40 cents
each.-Roscburg Review.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

There s NJ eAcas. for arr mao to zp
pear in society wiki grizzly SeArd sitcs
The Introduction o' Buck.ngha-n's Dye,
which cosors ua.urzl browa Or bIack.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Children's hats and bonnets IN all the
latest styles At prices within the reach of
all. Call and see them II t-e Ladies Bs-
Easr.
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Ladies who 0es,re 10 order I DelSzrse
Corset or waist. or self adjusting corset
tIom Mrs Talt. NAV leave orders Si,h
Mrs HowlSnd OF BrosdalaIn St between
aud sr d sFd StS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Eari's Cover Roo, the s-sAS blood Pur-
fer gives freshness and c rSra-ss n NE
complexion ard curzs Siipztinn. .Sc.
oc, Too Fo>h2y & Mason Agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

l're.ty hair ornaments, side combs, lei
buckles, baby 5cnnets. pretty laos and
new straw sailors a, Mrs. AshhyS
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CANT MAKE IT-If it is not one thing il
is another that keeps river steamers from
reaching Eugene. The Guard says: The
steamer Eugene arrived at Harrisburg
yesterday afternoon with considerable
freight for Eugene She intended com
ing on up to this city, but by an accident
to the railroad bridge across the river she
could not get through. 1t appears that in
opening the draw for the snag boat Cor
Wallis to pass one of the pinion wheels
that operate the same was broken, and
the snag boat after passing hitched to
the broken draw and swung it into place.
1t will take two or three DAYS to have the
injury repaired. II the waller keeps up
the steamer expects to arrive here next
Wednesday afternoon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

THE CLASS II SACRED LTrERNTURR is
forming. More than twenty have de-
cided to take the course. ANY one NAV he
come a member OF the circle by subscrib-
ing to the rules. which bear upon study
and conduct. The course will begin at
the beginning OF the Bible. the only text
book, and go forward leaving no gaps
between" This circle will he of great
benefit to s s. workersan Endeavorers.
No time will, be devoted to specula,ions
ON theories that tend TO q wisdom above
what is written. The only object IL to
gain knowledge of the facts recorded.
The Bible is published in more tongnes,
read by more people, opposed by more
enemies, and the cause of more JOY and
social equality than any other book in
the world. Therefore, there is justice in
assigning reason for its careful study.
The first class recitation EiIl be on FRI
day night in the Christian church.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Kenworthy family, 500; K G Kemp.
$500; o T Lubker, $500; Elizabeth os-
born, $500; Mrs Sarah Hines, 500;
Robert Gillock. $500; Matte Taylor,
$1,000; Oren Watson, $500; Mr. and Mrs
Barnard, 500; Mrs q Junkey. $500;
Henry Meyers. 500: Jas Larew, $500;
J A Albert, 800; Streithoff, $1,000;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

A PRIVATE HosPITAL-Dr. G. w. Mas
ton is making arrangements TO erect a
private hospital in this city with eight or
ten rooms fitted up with modern improve.
ments. an institution that will meet with
popular favor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

SrArE c. l.. :. C.-The Second annaAi
assembly Of tlsc Chauiauqua assembly al
Gladstone Park. Oregon Cisy. will oacur
on July 10 so 10. /. ;. Dresser will have
charge of the music: Prof. Ivev. oG san
Francisco, the school oi art. Sarah L.
Brown ,of Salem. -; the school oi orasnry /;
Prof. Hammond. oi i.o,any; Prof Shaw
al Corvallis. chemistry: Prof. Condor Of
geology. Prpi. Haw ley the Sunday School
Normal department. Among those who
will lecture will he Dr. tsnusslus, the
grra: orator ot Chicago. Miss Susan Il.
Anthony, Dr. Cicorse L. Wallace. nr.
Charles Eslwari Locke. Hon. q. VI. lr-
sin, state superintendent oi pzshlic in-
<sTic,ion. President Chapman. Professor
John Ivcy. oi san Francisco. Mrs. Mar
cisss White Kinney oi Astoria, nr. Ne
CiclIand. ri Pacific University, President:
Thomas Nexlin, 81 the Frseuds' college
Of Ncwlcrs.. rresidcn; r. J.. Campbell ot
State Normal. President llawlcy OF
Salem, nr. Ssrassou 81 Portland tniycr-
sity.
THE CoNISG INDTsTEY 1t \. " ss-
goner, general manager of the Excelsior
fruit farm and one oi the stockholders IN
the Belioun.ain orchard, SAWS trees on
both farms are looking sell and promise
30 make Il fine growth this seasaTl. There
are Is acres Of prine iysss in the Belioir-
tain orchard THAI are five years old, and
should have some fruit this season- Next
year 20 acres more will come into bear
ing. Excelsior farm has aa5 acres al
prunes, one and two wears old. These
two orchards, which are owned by cItl-
xens of Benton county, aggregate Sts5
acres Of p.unc trees. all IN thriving con-
dition In the near future the fruit from
these orchards will form quite an i'm
portant part Of the exports oi ilais oo'in-
tv.-curgallss Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

ELEVEN ALREADY Hopkins Bros. re-
port that they are contemplating getting
a special train to bring Crescent blcy-
cles to Albany 10 meet the big demands
for this machine sold at a price all can
afford. They have already received or
ders for eleven bicycles in twelve days.
Among the number being several for
ladies'. The Crescent all over the L. ;.
is meeting with big sale. The factory
is turning out 275a day ready for ship
ment. Call at Hopkins Bros. and see
what Crescent is.
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Nervous Prcrstration.

E W Joy CoEPASY-I have suffered
from nervous prostTzti9a from financial
losses Can say joys Vegetable >srs4-
pasilla has cured me. Wv liver, stomach
and bowels have been very inactive b1t
since taking yoar remedy am entirely
we'll All business men AMI women
should Use IT, Please publish
f>Igueng Ma VIZ HExEY J0xEs.
Butte Montana
BAckaehe. dizziness. tfrciness give wsv
- L. -. :. IL. - .--...---sss.
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Try Parker BIcs
Fine bicycle shoes heap at L. E Blain
Clothing Cos.
Ge, yoar millinery al Mrs Ashhs'S.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

In application of " " Rowland ct al
for county road, after a contest the Pc
titions were cut down to Is TO IS and
the road was ordered opened.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The bail Of Luxe Jennings he'd 10 ap-
pear before tho u $. grand jury On the
charge of counterfeiting-was recently re
duced from $4,000 to $1,000, and this
amount has been furnished. Frank Jen-
nings has been taken to Nevada to be tri'd
for counterfeiting in that state. Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Sr. S'- ce's -reAu 6ailins Powder
Most Perfeet hsncS.
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BROWNSVILLE ELscTros.-The city
election in the new Brownsville re.uIte as
follows:
W.P. Elmore, Mayor.
o. P. Coshow, Recorder.
e. E. Standard. Treasurer.
T. NJ. Powell. Marshal.
Courcilmen,-A. b. Carender, ]. c. En-
ger. 1Et ward; w. G. Cooley, J. A. Blake
ly, End ward; Geo. Fry andJ. J. Brown.
3rd ward. The election was a live one.
EASTER FEsTIvAL.-0n next Wednesl
day the ladies of the w. G. T. U. viii
hold an Easter festival in their hall, a
short program will be rendered, follow
ed by social and lunch.
There will be on sale Easter cards,
Easter eggs, Easter chdickens, Easter
tips, Easter, Easter etc, etc. In fact
anything and everything you want for
Easter.
Come, come.
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for infants and ChiIdren,

Sastoriaissowella adapted to children that
Fssomn'end it as superior tc any prescription
10 INTO ne" IL A. ARcuEr, N. n,
Ill Sa Oxford St, Srookiya, NY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Castoria cure. Collie, Constlpa,son
sour Stomach, Diarraoea Eructatior,
Kills Wcrn,s, gives sleep. ami promotes dj
gestion.
Without injurious medication.