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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21


The Astorian says work will commence
on the railroad next week.
A. b. Hammond is expected in Albany
Thursday when be will make a trip over
the road with the railroad commissioners,
benefit concert is 10 be given Miss Eta
Stetson, OF Seattle. ut Brownsville tonight
poster says it is proyosei TO make it the
finest concert ever given in Linn county
Henry Failing. Of Portland, has been in.
die ed for refusing 10 give to tia assessor
the names OF the depositers in the First
National Bank and the amount Of their de-
posIts.
J. r Douglas brought SEA boxes of
strawberries to Albany yesterday morning
and II! BOXES this morning. Mr.. Douglas
| strawberries are later than many others
and are now in their glory.
Last evening A. F. Stowe was fined SIS
and costs. which he paid, Oh account of
| the Saturday night fight with HenrJ Viii
| liams. Mr.. Williams fine was $40 instead
Of S. as stated yesterday.
TIE figures '97 have been hanging to
the caves of the college building for several
days. lhey represent the class Who will be
| the center Of attraction at the opera house
| tonight.
The A. o. u W. OF the valley are con-
templating big excursion from the Viii.
lsmette valley to Astoria during July. ar
rangements for which. though, have not yes
been completed.
| According TO the assessment roll for 1894
and the census for 1890. the wealth per
capita OF Willamette valley counties is as
follows: Yamhill, s62i; Linn. $50; Mar
ion. 1854; Lane, s5l6: Polk, SAT-: Benton,
S407; Washington, S402; Clackamas, 1898
Rev. Menser, one of the prominent liter
airy men Of the coast, Of Berkeley, Calf
will lecture under the auspices of the !. z.
s. c. L. of the city on Friday evening, on
the relationship Of the Christian IEndeayor
to ire Church, and on Saturday evening to
the Y. NJ. q. A. on novels ard novel read
ing.
The New York World says: The. Demp-
sey benefit Saturday night was great sue
cess financially Three Thousand dollar:
will be sent his wife at Portland. Or , thi:
being the net proceeds and several subscrip.
tions in the hands of T. !. Dywer Cor
belts fine showing at the garden has SEN
his stock up with the knowing ones, a
Yesterday several bets of 2 TO were made
on upper Broadway on the approaching
fgh with Fitzsimmons.
Arm OF JULy ARRANGEMENTS. The 3tl
OF July committees met Saturday even
ing, when reports were made, divulgint
the following: Orators and readers no
vet secured. II win cost $l5 to secure
the square in front of the court house
$75 was ordered set apart for prizes TO
the firemen's contests. W. II. Warner
@. f. Propst and Otto Clelan were ap
pointed committee to conduct the races
A feature of the day will be a hand con
test for sl75 to be in the hands OF tn,
committee on music; to come of in tn,
afternoon, and a general concert in tn,
evening. Each band to be given $40 To-
expenses. Committee on invitation G
w. Wright, d. ]. Duhruille and Le'
! Cohen. Adjourned until 3 O'Clock today
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

Shoot HIN on THE SPoT.-An exchange
says swindler is abroad in the land,
Offering box containing SO pieces OF
soap for dollar, and he gives as prize
a rubber door mat with initials OF the
purchaser upon it. He delivers the soap,
which is fraud, and promises to de-
liver the mat as soon as it is manufac-
tured with the owners name on, collects
the dollar, and vanishes to be seen no
mere,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

very well II this tim. of ire var, mt Is
you reed eIfhe- STEEL u chill 90 plow, we
can pst yoa in he way Of aviEg several
6o lars
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21
mat Big Crop

nnst be saved. If # is grass, We have the
mower aud ase for you. If it is wheat oy
oats, We hNe the binder. IL You live in
''the fV rs and have Aax, Cur binder will
* e, all oilers in saying it. Easy teIms.
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Yo,,'re Awfnily Mean.

if yen don't provide your wife with coed
stove ami lets ef kitchen furniture for iti
cs,eap. We hzve big lot Of stoves and
tinwsre On hand that We would price to yog
low. in hos low yeu will find out by
calling
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TUESDAY
Argued and Subn,itted. 4.

SALEM. June IS. T. M.-The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company ct al, respon-
dents W the Oregon Pacific railroad
Company ct al appellants. Appeal from
Benton county was argued and submit
ted today. Wallis Nash and ii. c.
Watson appeared as attorneys for ap-
pellanis and W. $. McFa dden J. K.
Bryson and Geo. G. Bingham as a,tor-
neys for respondents
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The Cat erpillars
WiIIGet You.

you doL'. watch out. rney are tai ine
the whole country. And then there is { ,s
codlin meth and the wool, lhis who are Il
ter your fu.t crops. Come n and z
SPRAYING outfit and get 10 squirting tne
dead medicine Oh them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

WILL BIZ WORTH ATTENDING. The 4th
| of July committees met yesterday after
noon too late for Mondays issue. They
decided 10 have the general celebration
on the Court House square 81 d square
| in front. In the firemens races there
will be prizes OF $40 and $40 Tor the
championship race and $25 for hub and
huhcontest. The music committee an
nouneed that there would undoubtedly
be five or six hands in the contest. DIR.
W. II. Davis was elected marshal OF the
day and ]. A. Cumming, Ezra Horton,
j. A. Wilson, and d. s. Smith aids.
Chaplain, Rev. J. T. Albeit. The sen
timen, is to give the public a square deal
and a celebration that will interest and
entertain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

TO-DAY THE DAY.-SpeAking OF the Z.
c. & f. Appeal Case the corvallis Times
energetically says: Lawyers McFadden
and Bryson leave to-day for Salem 10 ar
que the o. p. appeal case before the su-
preme court. Argument opens At nine
O'Clock in the morning. The attorneys
for both sides have made great prepara-
tions for the case, and An exhaustive ar
gument will be made. L letter that the
Times man saw from one Of the best
known railroad lawyers in San Francisco
declares that respondents brief covers
the entire ground. Much interest at
taches 10 the case as the. issues seem TO
be, shall we have well equipped and
safe railroad. or shall the property again
become the deb;-ridden o. p, go back
into the hands of the court and there
totter along in its weakness and seuiliiy
until a merciiul providence closes it
down to get it out OF its misery.
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See Supplies.
Plows Don't Sell

We can give on = big bargain n bes
hives, and = Ill aIso sell Won cheap bee sec
tions. foue daticn, emoEers, etc.
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slept

. slept.
Were struggling upward IN the night.
Misses Hattie Ball and Amelia Senders
were heard In i guitar duet that vas
heartily appIzuded-
The Vale1iictorE was then delivered by
Miss Olive Bzliimore, 01e full 0f exeei-
lent thoughts. paving 3 jgst tribute 20
the faculty. and -TorsIs Of eucoursgeu ant
10 the members OF tLe class and feil0E
students
The diplomas were awarded % ID. Z.
Mason president o. the bdzrl Of trus-
tees
IxPoRTAST CHAS6Es---Next SIEdzv
neE time table will 90 into essec; On the
Southern Pacific In at1IEi0u Rex
local viii run from Portland 70 Salem
The Rosebury train vii run an hoGr
faster. There viii b. only about q min
ute stop at stations and passeufeEs vii
have 10 hustle The overland viii leave
Portland ST $50. arriving a. Albany AZ
u % O'Clock Only Two stops vii be
made between S4leEn and Portland.
Rrezkfas. viii be taken az GlersIale af
S:35. The nortbboand overland will ar
rive IN Portland I0 minutes earlier Pas
sing ALBANY zs nov. The Resseb9rg D.
cal zill leave Rosebarg ~ g H. instead
OF as now. L viii arrive a AIbzuy At
y 80 and leave at rs instead Of I7-S1-
The southbound viii leave Portland 81
$50 a. n. arriving 81 Albany AZ 1916
instead Of a-35- and leaving 81 1925,
arriving 81 RosebGrg 81 30 instead OF
$50. The Salem local viii leave that
city at g. m. arriving al 6-l5 O'Clock
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21
YouCan
Dig Worms

and 90 fishing, hut We " mt Sor to buy
your fsh;ng tackle Cfus. There has been
slump 10 such goods. and we can sell
You rods, reels. hooks. lines baskets, etc.
a. prices wa never heard of tefore,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

Tonight the junior orations at the
Presbyterian church.
One of the attractions at the enter
tcinment will be the vocal solo by Miss
Eta Stetson, OF Seattle. Miss Stetson is
one OF the leading vocalists OF that city.
She has been training class of fifty
voices in Brownsville for the Pioneer
picnic, and was induced to come 10 Al
bany for this occasion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21
DREss.GooDs
fnlDTnFS by Stewart s. Sox
0i"1oio Hardware C
Wagons, Hacks and Bugeies,

We have good stock in this Ii, e. There
may be 10 Ver priced vehicles in town pns
they will he in Dickey's shop for repai,s
long before spoke rattles in the carts
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

A meeting will be held next Saturday
evening TO perfect the organization Of q
bar association
Rev. Schuknecht, of Portland, will preach
in the Evangelical Church on "Wednesday
evening at clock.
An Evangelical camp meeting will b
held at jefferson June . to June 30
Excursion tickets v i'll be on sale over the
.. &. & (. to and from the Bay hereafter
/ until Oct. 10, at s.. so round trip.
Mr. {. E Barrows will drive Del Norte
at Portland next week 70 beat the world :
record for half mile, 5S3-i He has
done minute.
The game of base ball between Albany
and Jefferson yesterday resulted in a victo.
~ for the latter 10y score of 10 to IA.
This is the second victory for jefferson.
Ten car loads of debris from the recently
burned car shops at Oswego were taker
through albany this morning for Sacra'
mento
The . r. & n. Co., always alert TO tn,
welfare of their patrons, have placed OF
sale at principal stations, 1000 mile tick
ct at the rate of three cents per mile, goot
one year from date of sale and good ful
passage over the Rail and Water lines o
their system.
Yesterday morning the left side Of Mr.
]. L. Pages face was partially paralyzec
while eating his breakfast. He is unabl
to close his left eye and his mouth is twist
ed to one side. The physician in charge
Or. Loomis. says he will be alright in
few days The paralysis was caused by
IccA. Eugene Guard
The University of California Saturda
closed its series of events in the East will
the Chicago Athletic association. Tn
fnal score gave Chicago 48 points and Cal
ifornia 36. Notwithstanding this the U
of c. made the best showing on fiists, an
crum of Iowa ran for Chicago, doing 10
yards in 4 5.
Chester D. Mcqueen and Miss Ada I
Parkerson have been indicted and arresie
at Eugene for incest in getting marie
: when first cousins. The girl Is only
years of age They did not know Of th
law On the subject. The penalty is from
to 3 years in the penitentiary: or month
. to year in the county Jail, or fine {
from $500 to $1,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21
ALL SILK RIBBON

ALL SILK RIBBON
A large lot of black received this week
y, II, 10 and p. Three grades.
. SUMMER DRESS-GoODS
are going out fast. Duck, crepor, swiss
sabine: Lace for trimming. Point Dire
iande, Real Point Venise, etc. Lace col
lars too.
ST.. YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

| FILL TEETR -
| PULL TEETH uTfnb
! MAKE BRIDGE WORK.
! MAKE GOLD CROWNS.
| MAKE LOGAN CROWNS
! MAKE METAL PLATES.
l MAKE RUBBER PLATES.
| SAVE THE NATURAL TEETH.
] MAKE REASONABLE CHARGES.
]. C. LITTLER, Dentist
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

Prof. G. ". Mullin, OF Jordan, is spend
ing several days in the city.
W ". Crowder, of Washington county
has been in the city visiting friends
Miss Mae Pollock is in Eugene Tor the
purpose OF attending commencement.
Mr.. Ward Lit'ler, OF Anderson. Ind,
has come TO Albany to locate. He will
study dentistry with his uncle DR.. ]. c.
Littler.
Miss Morris, OF the Salem public
schools, went TO Portland, today, TO take
q steamer for California, where she
spends her vacation.-Salem Journal.
Mrs. n. N. FolIis, OF Lebanon, who re-
Gently had an operation performed for
the removal OF two fibroid tumors. died
yesterday.
Mr.. Will f. Davidson, son of Mr.. Ed.
Davidson, is in Albany after an absence
of four years, two OF which were spent in
San Francisco and two in Portland.
Sky Meeks, d. B. Monteith and Phil
Baltimore returned this noon from a trip
to La Grande. At the State shoot there
were only abou. fifteen entries and not
very much enthusiasm
Mr.. Frank Simpson returned this
morning from about years sojourn in
California. Recently he has been work
ing with surveying crew about thirty
miles from Fresno.
Mr.. Earnest Fuller returned 10 Albany
Saturday after an absence of year OF
two in Centralia, WASH, where he has
been running q store with q sister. He
left on the noon train for North Caroiira a.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

STATE Pass sAssocIAToS.-The Oregon
Press Association will meet in executive
session at Newport, July 20, and remain
in session four days. Accommodation
will be ample and the visitor can have
his choice OF either private residence OF
hotel. The rates win be from $l.00 to
81. so per day, per individual. President
Beegle, of st. Helens will look after the
transportation. By order of the com.
nit,ee, Albert Toz'er, ]. X. Beegle, f. l.
E. White, ]. L. Campbell, ii. G. Ma
.hies.
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Mr.. A. Senders went to Independence
today on business.
Ed r. Huston went to Monmouth to-
day TO attend commencement.
Alex Scott, OF Portland, a iormer stu
dent of the college, is in the city, SPEND
ing the commencement season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Forstner and child
took Yesterday mornings local train for
Albany and will visit relatives at Cor
Wallis before they return,-Statesman.
DIR. E. G. Clark, of Portland, was in
the CITY this noon on his way home from
Eugene. He reports his father, ID. {;
Clark, of Ashland considerably improved
| in health.
| Mrs. Smith and daughter Viras, oi
Oakland, Or, are in the city the guests
of their daughter and sister Mrs. Harry
Sacrey. Mr.. sacrey yesterday left ON 9
trip to Alsea.
DIR. Sharples, OF Eugene, one OF tbs
best known physicians in the William
ette valley, has retired from practice
closed his Office and moved to his prun'
orchard near that city.
The Salem Journal says: Rev. Rile!
Little, the popular pastor of the unitet
Presbyterian church of Albany, who oc
cupied the pulpit of the First Presby
terian church Sunday, both morning ans
evening, returned to Albany on the
morning local. The reverend gentleman
is pleasant speaker and made man.
warm frisnds during his short stay hel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21
CIRCUIT COURT.

Following are the new cases on the
docket of the circuit court which will
convene in Albany next Monday. There
are 90 old cases on the docket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

Tonight the Sophomores will male all
other entertainments pale into insigniti-
canoe in the presentation of "UBder the
Laurels.''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21

We Haye---
Fine Black Dress Suits
Nest Oasssimere Suits of Albany and Salem
Fabrics, that will hardly wear out
Many lines Of Dress Pants, Light and Dark
Shades
COME EARLY
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Tomorrow at 10 a. m. the graduation
exercises will take place at the L. 7.
church according to program.
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Two years ago next Wednesday the Linn
County National Bank and Bank Of Ore
gon closed th,ir doors The former bank
has paid depositors rs per cent. and will
pay the entire amount The Oregon Bank
mas paid per cent
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Ia the Foundation Of
the Wonderful Cures by
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Hoods Pills sas sssg i':.ssnss s.Ssn:is p!' g. and
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"The White Squadron" patriotic
melodrama, attracted a very large au-
dience last evening. The play, as is
well known, deals with some historic
facts in connection with Brazil and the
Nnited States. There is plot in which
figure Demetrie De Romanico, chief of
the Brazilian army, and his nephew,
Francisco De Romanicv, who holds the
position of colonel, are tne prime con-
spirators. Victor Staunron, who COM
mands the white Squadron in Brazil
ian waters, becomes rpprised of the
conspirators' designs, and sets about to
thwart them. He is in love with d
sister of Francisco De Romanico, but
his patriotism and love of Justice is
higher than his affections, and he final
ly brings the conspirators to justice.
The audience was at times highly en-
thusiastic.
The pretty love affair moves through
out the whole piece ana gives an ex-
cellent opportunity for Miss Edith Jul
liam and Miss Florence Morrow to do
most excellent work.
M. S. Alsop we'll personates Victor
Staunton and Robert Neil makes an
ideal hero in the character of Captain
Paulo De Silvera. Charles Macklin is
excellent in the role of the Moorish
slave, Santos. Frederick Julian as
chief villain shows marked talent. Miss
Anna Barclay caves a pleasing imper-
sonation of Onesta. The play abounds
| in startling climaxes. The scenery and
stage mounting are good.
Full houses at each performance to-
day may be counted on. Prices at
| matinee TO- 20 and rs cents. A ride
for Life" will be presented the first three
nights Of next week.
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Entertainments.
HYPERION,

Another large audience attended the
performance OF 1.-THE Brownies" last
evening, Box No, was occupied by
the Cambridge team. The scenery,
which is one Of the special features Of
"The Brownies" has been greatly inn
proved since last season, and one new
scene has been added,
Among the special musical numbers
are the Waiter Girls chorus, the
Brownies band concert, Miss Mules
song in the last act, the topical song
by Mr.. Deshon and the song by Sol
Solomon. The race between the De-
fender and the Valkyrie was loudly APP
plauded.
The spectacular effects in the pro-
duot'oa are marvellous triumph of
stagecraft.
Palmer Cox watched the performance
from one of the boxes, and seemed
pleased with the performance. The
principals ana chorus all did excellent
work. Frank Deshon, Ida Mule, Inez
Mecusker, Sol Solomon are worthy of
SPECIAL mention. 1.-THE Brownies" Will
reappear this afternoon and evening,
This evening will be Yale night. There
has been very large sale of tickets
for both performances to-day and large
houses are assured, No one can af-
ford to miss seeing this great attrae-
ton.
A wondrous insight into the life OF
Napoleon is given by the gracious and
beautiful Rhea in the thrilling and his
torical play, Josephine" which will be
presented on Tuesday evening next
The play is beautifully given by the
charming Rhea and her excellent com.
pany. Sale Of seats now open.
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TSvERYBODY needing servantstoo call here.
III We supply all the best. We have sorted
out and discarded most of the useless class.
These seek new offices (where they are not
KNOWN, which are springing up constantly.
selecting only those that win do the work res
quired. We have the finest facilities and can
serve you better than anyone else.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
aus T55 Chapel street.
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poLI's WONDERLAND rnEArER.

The Lucifers will close their engage
ment at Wonderland theatre tonight.
The challenge which Mr.. Lueifer gave
out at his first performance, to meet
any high jumper, high kicker, broad
jumper, or general acrobat, in public
or private competition, on the Won
derland stage or off it, will hold good
until after to-night's performance.
With the closing enga grn-nt of the Lu-
offers comes also that of Odell and
Page, Brennan and DAILY the Comedy
Trio, and the other gres, specially art
lists who have been associated with
them this week at the Wonderland.
Next week Jerome and Alexis appear in
their great bending and acrobatic twist
ing speciality, supported by Mazuz and
Abacco and a star speciality company.
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court
September 10, 1895.
TNSTATE of LUCIUS ROWE late of New

GtptcHtDer ~, 1913, !
EsTATE of LUCIUS ROWE, late of New
IL in said district, deceased.
Pursuant to an order from the Court OF
Probate for said district will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, on the
3lst day of March, A. d. 1896, ut 10 O'clock in
the forenoon (unless previously disposed of
at private sale), the following real estate of
said deceased, situated in the town of New
Haven, viz All the land described in my APP
plication for an order to sell real estate; said
real estate consists of the following eleven
Q1) tracts or lots of land:
1st-Double tenement house and lot 'front.'
ing on East Chapel street.
2d-l6n feet of land fronting on East Chapel
street.
3d-l46 feet of land fronting on East Pearl
street.
4th.-Building lot on Norton street 5Oxl5O
feet
5th--Irviug street lots Nos. 20 and 20, so feet
front each.
6th-Irving street lots Nos. 20, 81 and 2S, 1877
feet front in all.
7th-lrving street building lot No. "a, 50feet
front.
sth- Building lots on Whittemore and Mott
streets.
9th-Building lots Nos. and 2 on Chapel
street. with one-half of road or street.
BODYBUILDING lots on winthrop and Sher-
man avenues.
11th-Building lot on Perkins street, 45 feet
front.
Also an undivided one-half of the real es-
tate in Fair Haven East.
Sale to take place on the premises, or at the
resld ence of said exeeutrix, in said town and
city of New Haven. Terms made known at
time Of sale. JANE A. ROWE,
s2l ld2w ExecutriX.