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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
Indicted for C Counterfeiting.
S. E. YOUNG

The United States grand jury Satur-
day returned an Indictment against VII.
liam ]. (''Doc. " Davenport. 1t charges
that Davenport, or January 4, 1895, un-
lawfully, knowingly and feloniously had
IN his possession, without authority OF
the secretary OF the treasury of the United
states, or other. proper officer, four
molds OF plaster. In likeness and simil-
1tude they were of the same design and
inscription upon dies, hubs and molds
designated for the coming and making Of
genuine silver dollars. He feloniously
used the same In molding and counter
letting dollar pieces in large number.
Frank Jennings and Luke Jennings are
Indicted for the same offense, committed
February II, 1894.
Davenport has previously been in the
penitentiary for counterfeiting. He as
lived at Albany and various parts of Linn
county. By profession he is druggist,
and, at the time of his last arrest, was
engaged in keeping pharmacy at Tan
gent. he stoutly processes his innocence
OF the charge. The Jennings boys were
born and raised in Oregon, and are well
known throughout tie valley towns, es-
peclally In Linn and Lane counties.
They were arrested at Lebanon. The
Jennings brothers are claimed to have
circulated counterfeit s. and SO gold
pieces, as we'll as silver dollars, but no
molds Tor making the coins were found
by the officers.
Frank Jennings was recently taken to
Reno, New, In company with Frank
Ross and D. S. Richardson, to answer an
indictment for counterfeiting returned
against the trio in that state.-Oregonian
Davenport was not running a drug
store when arrested, and had not been
for couple years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
wEDN ESDAA
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. IT. b. Miller, OF Grants Pass, one
Of Southern Orcgon's hest known citizens
viii move TO Eugt-ne in a iew days to IT,
side.
Mr.. Tom Parker, who has been WORK
ing in saw mill at Portland for a couple
years, has returned TO Albany and will
probably remain during the summer, OF
Until the mill starts up again.
Mrs. L. r. Round has been in the city
in the interest OF the Band oi Merry, oi
which she is superintendent Tor Oregon.
She visited the schools yesterday and in
tie evening met with sevcral Of our citi-
zens at the residence OF L. Z. Blain.
1t is reported from Ashland that Mr..
ID. G. CLARK. OF that city is lying danger
ously i'll with the chances against his re
covery. His daughter Mrs. 4. \. Con-
dit, OF Los Angeles, was sent for and Is
now at his bedside.
One OF the pleasaniest and most sue
cessiul socials held in Albany for long
time was that by the ladies of the Cath
olic church last night at the residence oi
Mr.. Conrad Meyer. The attendance was
large and everything about the evening s
doings was for the enjoyment of those
present. 4 meritorious program was
presented. The lunch served was COM
plete one. The DEMOCRAT force acknowl.
edge a sumptuous sample of it consisting
of many luxuries particularly for print.
er. In fact nothing quite so eXtensiv,
was ever before placed before the antim-
ony manipulators of the DEMOCRAT office
and they all bow their thanks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
uOGE. AND ABROAD

Res ro~a sno< Flake icur IN the mar
bet.
Mil feei Of all kinds at ih. Red Crown
Mills
Foil line Of straw bat. al l.. Z. BlAin
Cloihiug Co.'S
Wheat oontinBes upward The regnlar
market price Is 10 ornts.
There Is photograph gallery in Albany,
its al the oorner Of 2aj and Perry SIS. wes
oi the Post os5o-.
Dr. e. ". Mas,0n. phy.ician and eur
eecn. Albany Or Calls arswens1 prompt
+ j. IN ciiy or o9lntTy.
Ice cream 5 and 10 oests dish =, Mrs.
felrss-s's Snnne. Garden. corner Srd and
+ Brs1daibiu SIS.
/ rTnf Condou. Of Eaaene. has delivered
an address On "T-amp@" A sabjsct with
unlimited scope
Theo X. r Co will 70 from here t.
f tbe HAsles having cancelled their Eugene
dates, and thence will 20 east
] Fer tin pictures goio tin plAters''; for
+ frs; class photographs. sc 10 = first class
: palciograp pter- There Is bg; one in AItyany.
j his name Is Tinkle.
/ Jus; received q new lot Of goods. inciud-
F ing A me assortment OF ss,oe<. which are
going al hard time prices, al The cheap
{ Cash Department Store.
] The late Jos Wilcox was not a member
OF any beneficiary society: but had sent in
his name 10 the Maocahees anl would
+ have uesn admitted AZ the ne1t meeting.
The social party 10 have bssH held to-
night hy the Albany Social Club has been
& r 81
al l's los; popular members. Mr. loan
/ Campbell.
/ II Is noE settled beyond a doubt thsi
Eugene will have aour mill The 6rru
/ will t-e Messrs- Alex Matthews, L q. Suit
er aud c :. Williams. The gentlemen
do not ask a bonus. bat will depend upon
the patronage Of the people -Guard
Miss Ctawford's eiocution classes NEE,
every Monday. wednesday and Thursday
Of each week, a; AIS p. M. at W .. r q.
Hall Pupi may enter the classes ct any
| time.
IL you desire a luxurious growth oi
healthy hair OF natural color. natures
lcroSning ornament Of beth sexes. use only
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rene~er.
The read bed and bridges on the o. c. 4
+. are undoubtedly in better condition
than the rolling stock. There is strong
opinion tha; the accident occarred on ac-
count Of defect in one Of the cars that
threx the wheels cff the track.
John Stewart. of Lane county. will ship
next Friday fifteen car loads Of one and
two year old steers 10 Montana and Frank
] Hampton Eve car loads from Crook county.
Ibol sat DIS OF dollars have been put in cir
culation in the Willamette valley the past
!ear by the sale of cattle. until they are
pretty well thiuned out.
Services at the Episcoral Church are
held every Sunday at L and 20 O'Clock
On the second and fourth Sundays Rev q
+ Plummer. of Corvallis, efiiciates On
the alternate Sundays lay services BY Mr.
Wallis Nash Bible class every Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock 70 which any friend:
arc invited Snnday.School at 10 a. m
Choir practice at Mr. Wallis Nash's house
every Friday ii S F. m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

RoTrES MoRALs.-Mayor McFadden,o %
Corvallis, openly admits the rotten con-
dition of morals in that city. In a mes
sage he says; sit has been currently
asserted for weeks last past by many
reputable citizens OF Corvallis, that there
exists within this city q very diseased
condition of morals that has reached
the putrid stage; that disgraceful and
licentious exhibitions, in which the
daughters of Africa largely contributed
have attracted sufficient general atten-
ton within month past as to become
current street talk and provoke editorial
comment, from our city papers; that
gaming and gambling are being carried
on in direct violation of law and our
streets and sidewalks at times are crowd.
ed with class Of gamblers, largely impor-
tations, who maintain a precar:ous ex-
istence by filching it from the unsus.
pecting at the gambling table and other.
wise; that the laws of the city are being
violated in the selling and disposing o.
spirituous and malt liquors in open
houses on Sunday; that the genera
moral tone of the city is lower than al
any other period within several year,
past.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
TUESDAx

The O. X. T. CoNcRRT.-The o. X. T.
Concert company drew good sized au-
dience last night. Our citizens were
given a musical program of great merit
Mr. Z. b. Freeman was heard /. q man.
dolin solo and encored. duet by Bow
man and Van Cleve, q character sketch,
the Upper Ten and Lower Five. brought
very live encore. Mr.. Bowman has a
bass voice, finely cultivated, rarely
equaled in quality Mr.. A. NJ. Alexander,
baritone with a rich and expressive
voice, sang Has Your Heart Gro vn Cold
and was called out a second time. The
quartette sang "A Warrior Bold" and
were given double encore. Completely
blending, their cultiysted voices make
music that will not suffer in comparison
with the best uuartets in the East. Mr.
\. +. Skinner, Portland's leading tenor.
displayed his rich voice to splendid ef-
feet. Bert Van Cieve ut this part told
OF the merits OF the o. X. T. without
being tedious. Mr.. Freeman was heard
in a guitar solo, skinner and Bowman in
Robin Ruff and CATER Green. Bert Van
Cleve sang Marguerite with modern
adaptation and received double encore.
he not only possesses 4 pleasing voice I:
but Is comedian OF rare genius who will
hold his own with the crack solo come
dams of big reputation. The entertain
ment closed with ''The Bridge by the
quartet. The company will be here tonight
and tomorrow night. Those bearing
them will be given musical least
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
Real Estate Sales.

A ID Knox toCC Hamon, s
acres 10 W w3............$ 500
' q Bennett TO Geo Il Bennett,
| 4 lots Lebanon n............ l25.00
| @ III Gable and 9 + Stanard TO
| VIM Hunter, lots Browns
Observation-Disclosures. 225.oO
VIM lialloway to X W Fry, 40
acres IL " WH................. l5OO.OO
Elizabeth Wallace to Emma
Dibble, l-6 interest in 95.3l
acres II w $4,000
Elizabeth Wallace TO Charles
Graham, l-6 interest in 93.3l
acres IL W 2........ 394.00
VIM Ralston TO J X Morris, about
IL acres near Lebanon. ~ 1900. 90
Carrie and Ida Davenport to Ira
Barnard, 20 acres Is W. 1900
ii Bryant to Ira Barnard, 20acres
I3w 2..................... 1000
J Il Cox to ii A Davis, acre 10
w4.,........................ 1000
q w Philips to Marion Alexand-
er. 1868 acres 10 W l.. 1000. 90
Eugene I.aForest ct ux 10 Martha
Barnes, part of bl 3 HIS End ad 100
X Dunlap 10 Nancy Brown, 20
acaes Is W w4......... 600 90
Jas McMalIan to ii Owen, lot
I1AIhSN TIA. IN
Will X f Co to Mary J MiIler2
lots Halsey. .,................ 10000
II " Foreman to K ACooper, 40
acres 10 W 4....... 10000
w T Cochran to Mabola Turner
l60 acres l3 W 3.. 100
Jas + Nixon to Samuel Nixon
1885 acres Is W w4.......... 5000
L It Long to A p Blackburn, IS
acres l3 VS.. ..........'... 10000
L Blackburn 10 NJ G Long, 20
acres IL and I3 w a.. 10000
Jas Smith to + o Smith, 10 acres
9E LOO
VI Walter 10 Mary Hume, l60
acres Is and II " 8. 10000
Wolyerton 10 A Thornton,
lots and bI HIS 3rd ad. 5000
+ W Langdon TO J ii Mull4n, lots
3 and b! HIS 3rd ad 49,. 1000
o Jennings, by sheriff, to Linn
Co. Bank. 2i0 acres l2 z l 10000
Fox TO David Link, lots 8, 4,
9. 10. IL. l2 bl 9 Pipers ad 100
L q Hayne and Q l. Buck by
sheriff to g " Philips 2ioacrss
~ " i-+--- 3boU.U
Edith Thompson TO y J Hida,
lot Brownsville le... 10000
q " Taylor 10 ) Shore. e0xl40
feet seio ...--..-.....-..-.. 5000
Eiirat-th Martin to A weitman,
. lots Sodyille e.....-.-- 10000
L 5 TO Robert Morclead, 800
acres, date 1855 66....-.
J 4 Crawford 10 John II Simp-
son. $3.50 acres l2 " 3; 64.0T
acres i2 v 3: also small pieee
I2w 3: also 10 acres IL " 4;
9 lots Tangent ...---.... 10000
] G Giyon 20 Mrs " Beach,
10 acres i2w 5.-...-.-.-,-~-.. 10000
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

You often hear peoP.e tell about how
things will go to the smash and disorders
can never be overcome. The following
will show this up: During the flood ol
1894 about % fish-wheels were waIhed
out by the food, at loss Of perhaps
$4,000 or SO, 900 to the owners. At the
time, says the Times-Mountaineer, this
was thought loss that could not be re-
covered for many years; but when the
season opened on the 10Th OF this month
every wheel had been replaced, and be-
sides there were several scows that had
been constructed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

Decidedly FIsHr.-The following from
the Rosehurg Review sounds very iishy,
bui the paper declares that il l. not .
iislsiie: d. I. Fisher cAagh; five sur
gron in his nets few nights ago. and has
three OF them tied up HOW 10 the river
bank near town \ rope passed through
holes in their gilis Is tied hack OF their
heads, holding them very securely, and
as the fish are stout, sturdy fellows,
about six feet in length, Mr.. Fisher Ties
them 10 his boat frequently, and allows
them 30 draw bsm around over the river,
this beirg much easier than rowing.
Whether he has decided 10 train his
cap;iyes and drive fashionable tandem
team while tending hls nets, the Review 5
fish reporter failed TO learn, bu; he saw
the fish hiichei up there and can vouch
for the res, Oi the story.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
Spring
vi edicine

al was all broken down in health,
so weak and nervous / was hardly
able to be up. had severe pains In
my side, and headache. Iwould often
have to stop when going upstairs on
account of palpitation Of the heart.
I had no appetite and distressed feel
ing in my stomach. resolved to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla. ] took two bot
ties and have not had spell Of sick
headache for four months, feel well,
work all day and eat heartily. My
friends remark how well I am looking.
1 think all nervous, run down people
ought to take 1t, especially nursing
mothers" MISS. S.AsHwoRTH, Eaton, o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

All friends are cordially invited TO May
day party given by the Kindergarten
children in their room on Wednesday at
7:30 r. m. Program and refreshments.
Admission, 10 cts. and children cts -,
goes toward association funds.
A vicious occurrence always, Is run
away team with plow attached, and that
is what happened three or four miles down
the Albany road, Friday. The outfit be-
Ionged to 7. III. Mitchell. and though the
runaway was long and desperate 1t result
ed only in slight damage to the plow aud
harness Times.
Go to the Christian Church, corner Fifth
and Jackson Sts., tonight, and hear w. +.
| Cowden of Tacoma on his theme "Our
Country for Christ" Mr. Cowden is a
man of national repute, and the evangelist
of the Christian Church for ou- Northwest
states and Pacific coast. He knows his
field, and he delivers his lecture with
much warmth and cIearness. All cordially
invited.
One eastern arrival who did business in
short order, was August Weitman, of La
yette, Iowa Last Mondays Times report
ed that he had arrived and was looking for
a farm, and the following Thursday, five
days after his arrival. he left to take pos
session OF farm he had purchased between
Sodayille and Waterloo. The farm is
known as the Vanderpool property Cor
wallis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

HAVE MADE IIiT.-Thc second concert
OF the o. X T. Company was greeted by
another good house. The audience ex-
pressed great satisfaction with the pro-
gram. Every selection was encored and
Bert Van Cleyc received a triple en-
core. He has made decided hit in his
role. The quartet is az fine as any ever
in our city. The merit lies in the cultiv-
alton OF the voices and the expression
put into their use. Every voice is in
dividual and yet blends in harmony.
That is the way the best vocal music is
made. Mr.. Skinner has tenor voice OF
great power, possessing sufficient merit
! to have given him place in PATHS troup
at one time. Mr.. Bowman has bass
voice rarely equalled in excellency and
Mr.. Alexanders baritone and Mr.. Ayls-
| worth's tenor have the right ring to
them. Mr.. Freeman meets with favor
| infhis mandolin and guitar solos.
Tonight change OF program will be
given. Those wishing TO hear vocal mu-
sic that will not be surpassed anywhere
should hear the o. X. T. in their last
performance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

Ts 80 importantthat you should be sure
to get THE BEST. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has proven its unequalled merit by
its thousands Of remarkable cures, and
the fact that 1t has larger sale than
any other sarsaparilla or blood puri-
fer shows the great confidence the
people have in it. In fact 1t is the
Spring Medicine. It cures all blood
diseases, builds up the nerves and
gives such strength to the whole system
that, as one lady puts 1t, alt seemed te
make me anew"
II. you decide to take Hoods Sarsa
parilla for your Spring Medicine d.
not buy any substitute. Be sure to &c
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

Mrs. Albert Perry was recently burn
ed TO death in horrible manner in an
accident on Applegate, in Southern Or
egon. The accident occurred on Tuesday.
She and Perry had only been married on
the Sunday previous. On the Saturday
following license vas issued for the
marriage OF Perry and twin sister OF
his wife who had just been buried, and
it was reported they were married on
Sunday. Outrageous
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
An Appeal for Aid.
EWING. Neb.. April 2s. 1895.

EWING, Neb., April 25, 1895.
To Hon, Mayor, Albany, Oregon
DEAR SIR: / enclose you Citizens Ap-
peal' in behalf of our d-outh stricken
people. Our citizens who were able have
been carrying the afflicted people through
three seasons OF partial failures and have
aided until they are no longer able. The
state has expended its seed appropria-
tion, the fortunate ones received either
four bushels OF corn or of oats, potatoes
less, while many received none. 4 num-
Der would borr w 10 buy seed and pro-
vision, reIaying after harvest, but mon
ey cannot be had on any security. We
have strained every energy for their re-
lief, bat have been compelled 20 Appeal
for Aid" to relieve their desperate con-
dition and sufferings.
II Is undoubtedly true thz; selfish in
diyiduals have, and are imploring aid
sent direct 10 them, who are not reliable
or responsible. But the signatudes OF
this appeal should inspire confidence and
cooperation in this worthy cause for
suffering humanity.
In your honorable position, can YOU
no; devise some method whereby your
city can be canyasserl for contributions
10 the poor and destitute people Of Ne
hraska, for they are sorely in need OF a
kind and helping hand. Earnestly hop
ing 10 hear from you SON.
am yours very truly
c c PoSD,
80 Citizens pnlss.; COMMITTEE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

Attorney General Idleman lives in
Portland, draws a salary OF 5000 year
for working for the state, and gets hit
by the Post as follows: The office OF at
torney general is a farce. II il $1,000 a
year thrown away for nothing. In the
soldiers home muddle business the sec
retary of state had to go to TiImon Ford
for advice, while our well paid incum-
bent draws his pay. The secretary how
ever will have the satisfaction Of know
ing that he employed man who Is a
man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
Cheap Clothing.

Call and examine my Samples ant
have YOUR measure taken Tor sprinS
suit OF clothes. have received q new
line of samples of Oregon and Calitorni:
woolens, also some imported. OF which
am prepared TO make to measure cheap
er than you can get ready made clothing
All goods warranted and fit guaranteed
:, 900 somples TO select from. All th'
latest patterns. Pants made to order iron
$3.50 up, also suits from 1915 up, anC
all wool material.
II. F. MCILwAIN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
Teachers Examination.

Notice IS hereby given that Tor the pur-
pose Of making an examination of all
persons who may offer themselves as
candidates FOR teachers OF the schools oi
this county, the county school superin-
tendent thereof will hold public exam
Ination at the court house IN Albany on
Nav S. 1885, beginning at O'Clock p. IN
Dated this 29th day OF April. 1885.
A. K. RCTHERFoKD.
School SUPERINTENDENT. Linn To-. OR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

A CAR LoAn OF FRuIT.--Returns from
q mixed carload of dried fruit which was
shipped from the valley last fall were re-
ceived last week. Ii was made up oi
small lots OF fruit and was not of first
class quality, yet a check for 5000 will be
divided among the shippers. The car
was consigned through Page & Son ol
Portland to Robt. Henderson & Co. ol
New York. The latter say the Oregon
French prunes sent were as fine rs they
had ever seen; but do not have much
faith in the Italian, aserihing the good
price of last year to the imported and
California Italians OF large size.-Rose-
burg Plaindealer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

The railroad commissioners case has
been argued and submitted. The decis-
ion will probably be in their favor and
they will hold until the next legislature
meets. This is the DEMocRA1's predic-
ton, reluctantly given. Put it down
though that it win be useless for Messrs.
Compson, Eddy, Macrume and Baker to
ever run for anything else. They will
get left.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

Up THE o. G. & EN-. J. Connell,
one OF Buttes wealthiest and most prom
inent merchants was shown to the front
on the Oregon Central & Eastern yester-
day, that he might ge. a better apprecia-
tion of the wonderful timber resources of
the Cascades. They were beyond his
comprehension. He was accompanied
by Mr.. A. B. Hammond, Superintendent
Clark, and Ed Stone Of the o. G. & E.,
and Mayor Finn, ]. W. Cusick, G. G..
Burkhart, d. B. Monteith, n. H. Beall
and Martin Payne. Once let the sale be
confirmed and trips of inspection will be
much more frequent. The present man.
agement mean business without don bt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

A BEAR SroRY.-W. NJ. Toner, the w
F. agent on the o. P, told at the depot
this noon of wonderful bear hunt he
had at the bay yesterday. His dog drove
a bear up tree, and Mr.. Toner securing
a bead on the animal fred and brought
him to the ground. One of Mr.. Toner'S 8
friends declares it was probably jack
rabbit; but Mr.. Toner promised to bring
the whole animal over tomorrow as a
proof of his prowess.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

Who is ScAREP.-Aibau1 must have a.
mighty Jim Grow lot OF bicyclists, as
they allow no wheelmen outside OF that
city to ride in the race today. Our boys
don't pretend to much, but they are not
80 badly scared as to rule out tie anna
tenr riders of neighboring towns when
we have a race. Jefferson Review.
Don't be afraid of Albany being scared.
If Jefferson bicyclists think they have o
better man than Albany, any distance,
send him up here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03

CRooK CouNTY.-As we go to prese we
learn of the death of Andrew Lytle, from
Bright's disease. Mr.. Lytle has been a
prominent citizen OF Crook county for a
number of years.
Deputy District Attorney Bell left yes
terday afternoon for Mitchell, where he
goes to prosecute Geo. w. Aldrich for
practicing medicine without license
Review.
Two of the jurymen for the May term
of circuit court are H. s. Richards and
Monroe Smead, former Albany men.