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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

The tragedy at Corvallis is to be re-
gre,ted. Two business men ought 10 be
able to settle a dispute in this er.iighten-
ed age without revolver. T q. ia the
opinion OF the DEMOCRAT this Saturday
night. Revo.yers are treacherons th ,ngs
and often make mnTderers OF retIy re-
spectacle men. man with a family
should have respect for them sufficient
to keep him from doing any thing like
that. Mr. Friendly, for instance, has
ore of the niceet fam .iIes to be found any
where, including several young people,
cultured and ambitious lie should haye
thought Of THEM before ley-.iDg his re-
volrer a. Mr. Longs head and then al :
tempting TO shuttle of lie own mortal
coil. Men gbo do not care on their oxn
account are under the greatest biiga-
,ion to those around them 10 take the
manly course and huRsa passion should
be brid.ed .; any cost.
College strdents are a.moz, distinct n
their character whea students. They
stand oai 10 bold 'e'.-i aud you know
tey are around. Some are greater
than ever after IN life Their names on
account Of some athletic or other feat
may he sounded aeross tie continent,
bat n q short tim after leaving their
alma mater they are absorbed in the
great maeIs;ror Of life and onIy energy
will keep them on their feet; perhaps
You neSer hear Of them again. o,her.
then are almost unknown during their
college days WHOSE light groxs brighter
aud they stand On the p.tu4cle eyenia-
ally. A college career IN sses the chances
decidedly ia favor oI lie ambiiio1s
vouug man
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

The sooner we know what is what
in the o. C. & L. case the better.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
Fire al LAAysGfe.

LAFAYET1E, Or. June 6.-FIre hrsse
cut at ! o'clocs this morning In th= h2,a-
wG-e store Of ii. Boivin- II seoa spzead
% fiekerys general naerchAndise, s.orr.
! hesss two b0lIdIEgs. an uno-ku kuyied dEsIl-
ing adjoining tie bard EAre store. an emp
y ssoEs 51Ilding, and Dr. Miehaux's oEfies
Sere quickly bGrEed to the groaLd. The
Residence of Mrs Carey. IL the same block.
vas saved by hard work AZ ole time Il
looked as though the t0wn would E.g,i Il and
the McMinayille IRE department vas sent
tor and vas On It's Eay here when n0s.ssd
tna. lie ire Ezs 1Eder eontrsl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
crseasf Rayaxes.

BUESs June 7.-Crickets are reported IL
yAs' swarus in the SiIyies and Gear val
'eys, aGd ara doing much damage. In
sHi.se places 10 hay will be cut beczuse If
their raysges.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
Sailing Notice.

Harrisburg will cs;rtratc the i;h O!
Iu'y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Albany deties the world for compari.
son on straw berry patches in its yicini-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.

The papers the past week have been
full OF the wreckage OF the Colma. un-
donbtedly duo to carelessness. One
hundred and eighty lives were lost, and
carelessness probably did It. How many
lives are sacrificed through csrelessness
will probably never be correctly figured.
Gun accidents, poison accidents, all kinds
OF accidents the direct resul. OF careless.
ness. People as rule are narrow head
ed. There Is hollow where there
should be big bump OF caution. Mar
row headed men may be the ones who
create booms and do much OF the rust
ling OF the world; but their actions gen.
orally terminate in wreck. The fellow
who fairly makes things hum is big
gun in his day; bat he runs his horse to
death and he generally falls under the
carcass. His career is q reckless one,
careless OF consequences. Theze are the
fellows in the long run We can get along
without. Steady, reliable men who tuild
up carefully and discrestly are the ones
Tho do the most for the world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

On. ,. c. wEsT's azavz AsD saAIa II ATxzug
is odd under positive written guar, rtee, oy
authorized agents only, to cure Weak Memory,
Ioss of Brain and Nerve Power: Lost Manhood
thickness: Night Losses; Evil Dreams; Lack OF
Confidence; Nervousness; Lssssitude; all Drains;
Loss of Power of the Genernrtye 0r2ans in either
aez. cnus n - ozaE-nsa. ;'.,fit, Errors, "a
-AsssscsiYr - q, a1-.sts 49,. af l1iqnnr.
and Death. BY mail. 81 boz; six for S.; with
written guarantee to cure or refund money.
sample package, containing i've days treatment.
With full instructions rs conts. One sampls
1T y sold to each person by nlaii.
IA Cumming, sole agent, Albany
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

T CAN GIVE toa mare genuine grsssr-
LARGE Tor sf.oo Than say ofis-s ages. ia
AlbAny.
a ~ s5hooIboF WHO car -sasfc4 gre
rEia ms 20 the amount Of So an 4zgT
can sec1Fe The ag-f.cy for Al .ss-crzase
Co. for tnst reason do n3t assk tE.s,
eve- y mzH VINO writes fnsara,.-s s-a-ic:es
Is q Insurance man.
care in the sun. PHOEEEx, LON
D( \, MANCHESTER. and suRWIcH
U'Ii0S of Englsnd.o .oE c. NEiSE&TAL
Of Ses YORK snd SzTs something fl1
y'-sr morey N c=ss 81 Zones 1as>.
sirE E3kez o. far ia-5Tznce.
i ESzEs>. 4'ex.
.si'rt sdlusses % fHe Sua IS cfncs.
Or Toe
Hisi--.s .rice lid or Fl a:Esx
graf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
CsIsus sa-yfxsrx.

sax REkycISoo. Jane s.-Seyeuteen
s1FVIvoIs q tie steamer CoIInia arrived
here today On the sar Juan When she
docked, hundreds Of friends and resst,ves
of t1ose wh0 vent d3wn On the ColiEsa
were Rs@esnese3, awaiting the landing oE
ih3 pzzssageys-
The ls men saved froza 4 za.e.y grzTe
~hea tllsx had al giEea up hope Ct res-
e0s=, Ee-e so-rY- looking party when they
arrived - Ire Masi d0zx- Some had tFseir
@El1s n sings. Iae heads Of oshe.s wsrs
sEzit1ssa N bsad4--s- I'hey !lzpe3 Is
they Ealke1 and sis-sr G.alses zeze pszinly
II eTld-Coe- II. .ooxs5 chin aud 1eekIE.
and shoIFed oalg 200 p.z-Biy the effects of
sgs sss-s.b.e -trala 3zrIag Tie fearful eoars
ws2en thsy zaIIe-l slcc1E.
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stanford $ Fate At stake.

SAN FRANcIsco. June S.-The hearing
of Mrs Jane l. Stanford's demurrer to the
suit of the government against Leland
Stanford's estate for S15.eO0, COO. said 10
be due the government for Central Paeinc
bonds, was commenced in the United
States court this morning hefore Judge
Ress, If Los AngleSe, Judge ale Kenna De-
living himself disqualified because having
once been a trustee of the Stanford estate
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
Hoods ills cure all liver ills.
Nervous i,rosrratIon.

+. w. JOY CoaPANY-I have suffered
from nervous prostration from financial
losses. Can say joys Vegetable sarsa-
parilla has cured me. NV liver, stomach
and bowels have been very inactive, bnt
since taking your remedy am entirely
well. All business men and women
should use it. Please publish.
(Signen) Mr.. WM. HENRY JONES.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

STATE " Usro, SFT1 oS 1ozEDos ga.
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRsxK J. CHEsKY makes oath that he fs the
seniol partner OF the firm of T. J. CHExEY&Co..
doing 6Isinsss in the City Of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm win pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAkS fot
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot ba
c.fed by the use Of Halls CkTARRH Graz.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed II uy
presence, this eth day Of December, AID. No.
isEAL. 4. ". GLEASON,
~o~~s Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure istsken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o
II Sold by Druggists 75c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Post Master General Wilson IL not
the only popular Wilson in the u S.
In Albany just nog &r. rawberry
Wilson is in the le4d. Ills popularity 10
unqnestioned. The gardeners say tha.
many call for him. tLo ig' some express
q friendship for sharpIess.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
Herk Forn1ssans.

HoSG koSG, June 7-Advices from
formoGa indirate chaos Is rapidly giving
way TO order. Bow that the Ianauese trc,ops
have reached TAI Yeh IN and estabIi.s,tsd
headquarters al that point. The natives If
FoTnosa are submitting readily 20 the rule
OF the Japanese- The japanese losses dur
ing tie military movements IN oocupfieg
tee iaiand amount 70 oaly eight men. Tie
ChIBese CARED sw4y milIEcns Of dollars
EcFth Of property from tse Chins.e fortIf-
cations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
- { ase ESr SILVER.

SPRINGFIELD, June The iesaocrat-
ie state silver eoavratioa adjourned to-
night after = dan : session. in the course Q:
which there was little dissensicu. Reso
ir2aas were adopted declaring in faror 81
The Use of both goli ard silver as standard
money Of the United States at the ratio q;
Is to /, without waiting for tie action al
other nations as declared AZ length below
also. endorsing the action OF the state CEN
iral committee in calling this convention.
ard lnstrueting the committee to CARR cut
the will Of the committee BY inassura,ins
campaign If eiuction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Backache, dizziness, tiredness give way
to joys Vegetable SarsapariIla.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
resa,,ar nea,h.

L. 6RANBR, Or. June 5 -Warrsn Fra.
Eier, IN old resident Of this county. vas
killed near Telocaset laSs night Frazier
aud oshers were engaged in developing a
mineral ledge on Powder river. He was
returning from Union with supplies for tbs
mines. " hiie driving doSn grade towards
the river, keg Of nails rclled out 81
the wagon onto the horses heels. The
horses started 10 run, ana Frazer was
caught IN the rope used 10 operate the
brake, The rope ooiled around his sholdess
ana the lower part of his eody. making
release impossible. When assistance ar :
rived, life was extinct, Tie rope was deep.
ly embeddei in the flesh. almoSt cutting
the body in two. and ooGld only lie re
moved by the usa Of knife.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

NEw YoRK, June She World this
morning says; Runors are current that
there is trouble between jim Corhett and
his wife. and that she has begun proceed
ingS for disorce. Mrs Cor0ett was seen
aud refused to say whether or not she in
tended to she for divorce.
~ have nothing to say-not word
will neither deny nor affirm the truth of
the report she declared. Corhets was not
in the city and oolud not be seen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Gse,s -reAEn Baking POwdes
asast. Perfect Made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14
Clavi=s shet,

MAnRID. June 5.-Capsain Clavico, who
shot and seriously wounded Captain Gen.
erai Prims Ribera. after the latter refused
him the hand Of his daughter Monday, was
shot to-day, having boea sentenced to death
by court martial. He displayed marvellous
fortitudc and compoSure.
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. biEY-R.
The morning times., 1895-10-10

day and make an affidavit to the verbal
complaint he previously lodged with Prose
cutting Attorney Mullowney.
In the meantime Mrs. Lockw ood saws she
isn't worried a little bit. Shesays that the
charges saretrumpedup by White in order that
he may avoid paying his rent and are without
the slightest foundation. Ever since he
leased the offices, about three years ago,
she says She has had difficulty in getting
her rent from him, and he is now IN
arrears over $500.
a few months ago ste says Mr.. White
announced his Intention OF leaving. and
she at once instituted proceedings before
Justice Strider TO recover her rent, suing
him for little less than $500. White
carried the case into higher court, and it
is now 40. 5S on Judge Coles docket
In the meantime tie delinquent tenant
Instituted suit before Justice Church
against Mrs. Lockwo ood for $500 damages,
but failed to furnish any bill of particulars.
As 1t could not be seen how Mrs. Lockwood
had damaged him the case was dismissed.
Since then Mrs. Lockwood has instituted
another suit against White before Justice
Strider for rent which has accrued since
and the justice has indicated his intention
OF giving Judgment in favor of the plaintiff.
Mrs. Lockw ood says that at the first suit
before Justice StrideTa tenant named Brown,
who was put in the house by White. testified
that sewer trap was within fifteen feet
or his window, and exhaled Objectionable
odors. Notwithstanding this. she says, she
has been unable to get him to leave the
house until the past day, when she got his
key away from him and locked him out
She declares that she knew nothing OF the
signs on which the suit is based nutn White
instituted proceedings, and has never even
seen them 1t is a conspiracy, she says, on
the part of White and his friends to avoid
payment of rents.
The morning times., 1895-10-10
MARLBOROUGH CUT MONEY
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt's Future
Husband in the Treasury Vaults.
isle, who Was Present at His
Father's Wedding.

The Duke of Marlborough, accompanied
by his friend, Ivor C. Guest, spent a few
hours sightseeing yesterday morning, and
visited the Treasury, where they were taken
in tow by Treasurer Morgan.
The distinguished Englishmen were shown
the marble walled cash-room, the bond
storage-room, the rogues' gallery and the
redemption division, and expressed the
greatest interest and pleasure in everything.
In the redemption division, where he was
shown the process of redeeming and destroy
ing the mutiiated currency, the duke was
allowed to Use the knife and cut in two
one-half million dollars.
Secretary Carlisle informed the duke that
he was present Qt the marriage OF his
father, the elder Marlborough, TO his
mother, Mrs. Hammersley. in New York.
The name Marlborough" in broad,
Irregular scrawl, is left on Trea surer
Morgan's register as reminder OF the
noble visitor.
The duke and his travelling companion
left this city yesterday for Lexington, KY.
over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
The party retired late Tuesday night and
was bestir at about 20 O'Clock yesterday
morning. Breakfast was served in the parlor
adjoining the sleeping room, after which a
sirriage was ordered and the remainder OF
the forenoon and the early part Of the aft
ernoon was spent in seeing the sights of
the city.
The duke would not discuss his com
ing nuptials, but he did not seem at a II op-
pressed that the choice. and incidentally
the millions, of Miss Vanderbilt should
have fallen on him.
All the people of the British embassy
are out of town. hence the duke did not
20 there, nor did he receive any cards from
the British representatives at Washing
fan
The morning times., 1895-10-10
CHANGED THE CLERKS.
Appointments and Promotions Ma
in tue Interior Depa rt ment.

Appoint ments and Promotions Made
I'm the Interior Department.
The following official changes have been
made IN the Department of the Interior:
Patent Offire-Appointment: Eugene c.
Brown. of Pennsylvania, fourth assistant
examiner, 81 zoo.
designations: Ira l.. Fish, OF Maine, first
assistant examiner, 81 500; James Mitch
ell, of Massachusetts, copyist, S72O.
Promotions: Fred o. Fish, OF Maine,
second to first assistant examiner, 81 500
to ST 500: Joseph H. Freeman, of Michigan.
third to second assistant examiner, 81 400
to 81 900; Albert G. Davis, of Kentucky,
fourth to third assistant examiner.
General Land Office-P -Promotons:Sa Samuel
W. Snow, OF District OF Columbia, clerk.
81 200 to 81. 400; James T. Macy. of New
York, 81 COO to 81, 200; Frederick L. Ne
vile, of New York, $500 to $1,000; Miss
Emma B. Wilson, of Massachusetts, tran
scriber, copyist, 5000 to $500.
Pension Office-Prom0tions: William M.
Goodlove, of Ohio, 81 900 to 81 200; William
T. Priddy, of Virginia, 5000 to $1,000.
designations: Charles McCartee, OF Penn
sylvania, stenographer. $1.6G0; Joseph w.
Ellis, of New York, clerk. 81. AGO; William
F. Fort, of New York. special examiner,
81 400; Thomas W. watkins, of Tennessee,
5000.
The morning times., 1895-10-10
NO FURTHER OBJECTION.
Satisfactory Explanation of Sale of
LfquorinNegro Building In Atlanta

vi sure VI
Liquor orinNegro Building In A tlanta-
special meeting of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary Committee was held last evening
in the parlors of the colored Y. NJ. c. Asso-
ciation, No. 1907 Eleventh street north
west
The object of the meeting was to hear
the reading of a letter from Mr.. A. c..
Collier. chief commissioner of the Atlanta
exposition, in reference 10 the sale OF
liquor in the negro building and TO hear
La wson. who has lately returned from
Atlanta.
The meeting was well attended and was
presided over by Mrs. ]. W. Layton.
The letter from Commis ssioner Collier
was read by Mr.. Lawson aud states that
the sale of liquor was not permitted iu the
main building. but i'll the annex only and
under the same rules and regulations which
govern the sale in all the other buildings.
Even in the annex the sale of liquor is
only allowed in connection with meals.
and is permitted because the management
believes that the colored people were
entitled to the same facilities and con-
veniences in their restaurant as the white
people.
The information on the subject was quite
satisfactory to all present and as there was
no distinction shown in the matter the
plan was approved.
Commissioner Lawson entertained the
audience with a brief review of his eXpe
riences while in Atlanta. The colored peo-
pie, fle said, have every reason to be proud
of their exhibit and it is attracting great
attention and causing much favorable COM
ment.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will give an en-
tertainment on the 25th instant at the
residence of Mrs. A. w Tansil and another
in November at Odd Fellows Hall for the
benefit of the exhibit fund.
The morning times., 1895-10-10
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

While the proposition of the nnsylvania
railway to repaye Fayette street from Walk
to walk in consideration OF tie PERMISSION 10
lay double track on II, IL generally favored,
IL is thought that If the railway company
wants the street, now IS coed time 10 get
il 10 build a new station, suitable TO the needs
of the city, in place OF the dry goods box II
rnv has and dignifies by the nanne OF
"Fayette street railway station" The city
has ueen trying Ior many years to get the
road TO do tnis, but the Officials have always
refused. 1t is more than probable that the
council will take some sucn steps before the
desired permission is granted.
A large delegation OF about two hundred
members of the order of tie Knights of the
Golden Eagle, came down from Washing
ton yesterday evening, and after trip on
The electric railway to the old mansion AT
Mt Vernon plored this city, visiting Christ
Church. the MarshallHouse. the old Braddock
House and other poipts or historic interest
here. returning to Washington on the $50
boat With the knights werealarge number
of ladies.
The work of digging out the foundations
for the power house OF the Washington,
Alexandria and MI. Vernon Railway AT Four
Mile Run, which f5 10 supply the power Tor
the Washington ami Arlington branches of
the new line, Is progressing rapidly, ana IL
is expected tnat II VIII be completed by the
middle OF November.
While Mr.. Lewelfyn Gordon was playing
with a Young boy named John Hunter, near
tie corner or King and 7 Oft streets on Tues
day night. he tossed the boy y in his a rms in
and young Hunter fell on his head on the
pavement. Hewas knocked duncoDsciousand
ii was a full half hour before he was restored
to consciousness, but his injuries were not
at all serious and he is recovering.
Ronier ESSEX tue thirteen year % Id
colored hoy, whp was shotln the stomach.
about Two weeks ago. and whose iutestines
were cut in four places 10y the tail, is
now recovering. Tad Dr. william r. Purvis
nd the house surgeons of the Alexandria
Infirniory, wherelhe HOW les, have pro-
nouuced him out OF danger. The surgeons
were very much Interested in the case. as
a recovery from gunshot wound OF the
nature the boy received Is extremely rare.
No. At, ON the Southern railway, was
paralyzed in the cab of his engine while
IL was standing in the depot at Manassas
on Tuesday last. Mr. Moore received
medical attention. and later was sent to
his home in Charlottesville.
BUCK Taylor has been turned over TO
the Alexandria count authorities to answer
a charge of having robbed the house of
Mr.. James Galloway. the wcll-known
actor, at Four Mile Run. OF gun and
some other articles. recently.
Mr.. Silas LednIan, of this city, and his
bride. formerly NJ iss Emma +. Goodwin, or
Richmond, have arrived home from
wedding trip.
The brotherhood of ST. Andrew have
decided to establish. in this city, Work
ingnlan's Club. like that conducted by st.
Johns Church, i'll Washington
A number of the members OF r. f. Lee
Camp, of this city, last night attended
the reception tepoered Gen. Longstreet-
by the Confederate Veterans Association
OF Washington.
The morning times., 1895-10-10
ANACOSTiA NEWS.

Again there is reason for complaint here
on account of the inadequate police pro-
tection afforded. For a population of
over 10000 persons, and an area OF at
least ten square miles, only two officers
last night were on duty. One of these
was at Benning, and covered the territory
from Benning to the District line in that
direction, while the other had charge of
Anacostia, Good Hope, Hillsdale, Garfield,
Twinng City, and the county as far as
Giesboro. The residents of the town have
petitoned time and agin for better police
protection, and there Is considerable talk
of a mass meeting to be held in Masonic
Hall to consider measures whereby they
can secure an addition to the force.
James Reagan, of Asheville, N. c., Is
visiting his brother, John Reagan, on
Monroe street.
Julius Owen, of Minnesota avenue, who
has been very ill, has recovered.
Everything is quiet in railway circles.
No reduction or other change having been
made, the stir of Geveral days ago has
subsidized. Tuesday was the day for the
Meeting of the directors, and the drivers
and workmen expected. in consequence
1f the meeting, some action would imme-
,iiately follow, but it was learned that
no meeting was held, owing to a lack Of
quorum. so the expected trouble has not
vet materialized.