The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-04

salen' neg ely ball is to be snished
Nor. Ist.
Thirty seveu tents were counlei shis
wes< a, Naierlco.
A sos ~4k born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ciareucs
Pcrsioa Tnes!ay.-0EeSoa City Press.
Mayor Psnnoyer. Of Portland. will speak
az Salem on Sept. 5. when he viii deliver
BIZ only campaign speech.
Shelton 4 Calavan have leased tI,.ir
Jordan mill property 10 Mr.. Allen Thaeker.
os Mehama, wiso Is an old and expesienced
miller.
Members Of the Bryan ratification eom
mii'ee are requested TO meet st O'Clock
tomorrow q, the oEfsoe Of ]. X Weather.
lord TO make arrangements for the coming
ratification nesting
A. {. Woodco~k's frame building on
South Willamette street. Eugene. ooru-
ped by Meyman's meat naartet. vas des
,royed by sre Al 5 O'Clock yes.erSiSy morn
ing.
7. C. Sullivan. Of Pierce county. was
nominated for governor bY the republican
state eonveataou Yesterday morning on
The hrst ballot.
| The September 6odeys has an article on
Political Uaricatures and car,eaturists. -
IN which Hoasr Davenport i. noticed
prominently with sketch and some of hi.
work.
Report was made to Marshal Lee lad
evening that ore OF the children of Mr.. o,
A. Archibald was i'll with diphther1A
Every pr~cantion will be used 10 conEine il
to this single case.
That pig Of Poundmas,er Davidson in.
stead OF being placed on q palace on ,h.
river VIII oe disposed of according to law
Legal notice has already been served al
Mr.. Davidson. He also saws that ten a
Twelve other hogs in the city will have d
meet the same fate.
The Broadax. The peoples party orga,
tor Lane county. suspended publication
Yesterday. Lack of patronage il given a
, the reason. 'iior Anuis will retire frou
! newspaper work and reside ON one of hi
farms rear Eugene.
Z call for a Mckinley & Hobart cub il
: Eugene was signed by go voters. a
there are over 700 voters in the city an,
the city was canvassed there is nothint
startling In the size. TIE Guard yer,
generously published the entire list.
A new wagon road is being surveyed b
Surveyor Fisher bet veeu Lehaann an
, Waterloo that will khorten the distance | !
miles. The proposed route will leave Ieb
, anon IN The eastern part OF the city, g
south 10 j. c. Aliens farm. then TO th
river and up the river 10 Waterloo.
jos. Myers. who recently purchased tn
, Cook hotel property. is having a yaluabl
addition bnilt thereto. 1t will consist q
sample rooms and other departments nee
essary to the convenience Of the many pa
3 irons OF this house. The new rropristo
proposes to expend about 5000 on the prop
I erty.-SaIem Journal.
. Straw hauling for the Lebanon nane
!. mill IL over for this season. A little owe
o S,lOo tons were received by the company
J, which cost them. including the buying
: hauling and stacking, about 6. so per tor
!, making an aggregate OF about $40 SS
= PAID out 10y the company for straw alou
y during the past few weeks.-Advanoe.
= Swarms of grasshoppsrs passed ov,
: heppner going toward the southeast, fe
. days ago. They were at great height an
: could only be seen when passing betwes
the observer and the sun. They could |
seen for several hours dnring the afternoo,
Many are seen on the ground, evidentI
. the weaker ones that gave out in the fligh
vi PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENTS Mrs, Arm
: strong, OF Jacksonville, mother of Pre-
10 4. T. ARMSTRONG; OF Portland was throw
N from wagon and dangerously hu
10 Tuesday while enroute by team TO Ros
burg, with Mr.. and Mrs. 0glesby. IT
accident happened at Summit canyo
d. south OF Canyonville. The wagon tippe
it throwing Mrs. Armstrong so or 10 10,
Of tier scalp was laid open from the fol
A. head back several inches, and her ia
of and body were terribly bruised. She
he supposed TO be internally injured. S
Id was brought to theresidence OF her ME
lis mrs. zigler, on Tuesdays overland. n