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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

4 CoSDr. TOSS LssE-The following
from the Ashland TIiings gives an IN
ferexiing phase IN tie life OF an : r.
railroad conductor: The dismissal oi
Conductors ~. H. Jameson and Jsck
Andrews from the service Of the ;. p
hes been considerably discussed in rail-
road circles the past week. The Kansas
City surety company which furnishes
bonds for AL the :. 2. conductors is said
10 be the cause OF the trouble. with which
the railroad company itself Is no, inter
esied. The surety com pany is an arbi-
tTAry cold h.oo<ied association and one OF
lis spoilers checked up Jameson 5
train and reported Gwo fares from Rose
burg and one from Phoenix 10 Ashland
short. The surety company Withdrew
frvm his bond aud of course the railroad
company could not retain according 10
its rules conductor who could not fur
nish bonds. although Jamieson's numer.
Gus friends maintain that II he were
given hearing he could easily vindieate
himself. Conductor Andrews was de-
sirous of retiring from Tsilroading, any
way, and the loss OF his position viii not
Inconvenience him ii Is said.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
ASTORIA TOWARDS ALBANY.

Under the .quadruple head, "The other
rold, to be started before the Goble is
finished, Hammond will reap the benefit
OF Corey's work, the matter to be kept
quiet till they are ready for act,on." the
Astoria Budget says: The Budget be-
fore stated that the railroad through the
Nehaiem valley would be under way be-
fore the Astoria and Goble road was fin
ished. Some thought the assertion was
premature and without foundation OF
fact. But according TO pretty reliable in
formation furnished the Budget by
gentleman who knows what he is talk
ing about, the statesment was about
correc..
1t is evident that there is good un-
derstanding between Mr.. Hammond and
Corey Bros, who are now doing the con-
tract work ON the first ten miles and who
viii do the balance OF The clearing and
grading between this point and Goble,
and that the thousands OF dollars ex-
pended on the Goss road will be turned
over Tor a certain consideration.
This matter has noI yet been given TO
the public and will no,iouht be denied by
Mr.. Hammond and associates. but before
many months roll by the readers OF this
this paper will have learned that it
knows what it is talking about.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
Celebrated the s2nd Anniversary.

The 32nd anniversary OF the orxAniEa-
ton OF the order of Knights Of PytiiaS
Was celebrated by the Albany lodge in
their castle last hight. About two hum
dred were present aud spent an enjoy
able evening. The lodge now numbers
about one hundred and fifteen with
about sixty Inemhers OF the Ra,hbone
Sisters. 4 program oi merit was great
ly appreciated. II was as follows:
Music by Albany Mandolin Club.
Recitation by Miss Ida Maxwell.
Vocal solo by Mrs. Rev Mckee.
Address by Hon. ii. II. Hewitt.
Spag ',y quartet Of young ladies.
'Raihbone Sisters, by Mrs. \ II. Allen.
Vocal solo by Rev. u. Y. PoliLg,
Song by male quartet, Messrs Polling,
Leinenger, Lundeil and Akers.
Recitation by Miss Helen Crawford.
A duet 10y Messrs Lundell and Akers.
After the program = fire rcpast was
served and sOc;ability ruled.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
Woodmen Tonight.

The Woodmen will begin ''ehoppingf
al 6 90 tonight xhen they viii NEE; the
special Corvallis train. al o'clock the
river boa. viii arrive wi;h visitors from
Salem and other places. With other
wOoiuen already IN ihe city the pro
session will march 70 The hall, receive
souvenir. axes and ;heu march 70 the
Opera house AZ 5 o'clock when the pro-
grzn heretofore Published viii Be pre-
s-nted. Gnsas interest - being taken in
this. particularly the chopping contest,
between choppers from EageRe. Harris
burg. Brownsville, Hzlsey. Corvallis.
SEayton. Marion, salem, Independence.
Monmouth, DsiiAz and Bueaz Vista
After these exercises the members and
their families viii 90 tlle asil xhen as
IO-30a banquet will be spread for 40 al
ore table. aud seas for others, dur
ing which she Mandolin cub viii play.
TozSls will * given wltA Mayor Burk-
hart Is toast master.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

PEACE or WAg.-Frank Abrsm Powell
the most eloquent speaker OF the Pacific
C0zs. xill deliver a series OF iree lectures
in the Albany opera house three nights.
commencing Monday. FEBRUARY "a, 1850,
on the f0lIoa ing subjects: Monday
night, "Jesuitistn - Tuesday night,
"Romanism in America" wednesday
night. Protestant. N " RomauISTn.'
Given under the auspices OF the A ?. A.
Everybody cordially invited Ladies C.
pecialIy. Come and hear Mr.. Powell he
is an able and elolGeut speaker. By or
der Of president.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported By G. 4. sno@ K
Co., solicitors u american and Foreign
patents, opp. Z. 5. Patent gtIiee, Nssss-
ngton, u. G.
j " Beekwiih Gait, Cal. trace al
hame hoek; II Bobls, san Ffaucisc9
Cal, igaget ge-nacliiue i. Bosfls, Ies
Angeles, Cal, oiI-Durner FOR iscoIIs9 s9;4zsss ::
J " Cover. Everett. Wash. caflie-sl
: Crump, Spokane. Wash, producing
m0lds for papef-makiug ncac ines;
Eide, San Francisco, Cal, ste4m engine
valve; w Forward, San Diego, Cal, pf0-|
puIsion OF boais; Il 5 Car. Los Aaeesee.
Cal, nail-settiDg hammer and means for.
charging same wIsh nails; J L Head,
Crockett, Cal, controlling n.ecianIsn
for engines: g Read Los Angeies, Gal.
ffth-wheeI: O II Thomas. Sonora, Cal,
" S Young, Lordsbnrg,
Cal, pruning int epteHt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

BEs CHrLDRRs Cor Six YgARs.-The
last of the county-road time-ci.eck for
gers was disposed of in the criminal
court today when the court denied Ben
Childers a new trial and sentenced him
to six years in the penitentiary. Chill
ders will be sent to join his old friend,
David l.. Gee. Childers skipped out
from this state about the time the
scheme TO pass bogus warrants on the
county fell through. He was finally To-
Gated at San Luis Obispo, CAL, and was
returned to Portland on a requisition is
sued upon the governor of California
ChiIders has been school teacher, pro-
fessional gambler and pretty much ev-
erything else in the line Of occupations
He was convicted of assisting Gee in
making the forgeries, and as he is an ex'
pert penman, he is supposed to have
done most OF the writing.-Telegram
J The DEMOCRAT hereby charges up an old
account to profit and loss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

In Twelve payments the vaine ns the
lst series increased from Sle5 iS 10 $IS2
IS, making S27 p nr s2.29 for each 81.
Th.s iii! increase in the uex; year, in
iicAting ,hzi sLc Ess series all. mature
10 lsstle over TAG years. perhaps two
and half. between nine as.d isu years
Ia ali, . tiHe saos41g considering the
faci that the haTi times have affected
ihe business Tie same as that o. others
This will be equal 30 the maturity 0. ihe
Franklin Association 81 Portland. which
occurred IN = prosperous time
The following diracso-s were elected !:
Dr. ]. +. Wallace. II. Bryant. z. ".
L2ngdeD, D. +. Mason. J. \. Duncan, A.
Z. Wcodin. C. e. Winn, : : Train. 4.
NJ. Hammer The beard elected officers
As fellows: President, ;. 5 Train: VICE
president, H. Bryant; treasurer, E. w.
Langton secretary, c. y. Winn finance
committee. Dr. J. 7. Wallace, II. Bry-
ant. A. Il. Wo-odin attorney, J. y. Dam
can.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

A FAsT CuoPrER.-A local contest was
held IN Brownsville TO decide who should
represent the Wooimen in the contest az
Albany tonight. +. l.. Hyde won on 3
Is inch log severing it in min., 49is
seconds. Speaking of the affair the
lines says: Mr.. Mcfarland was time
keeper, and while he WAS inteEtly gaz-
ing into face OF high-pTieed watch, il
it stopped short. Another gold watch
was handed him and no sooner had he
cast his eve upon its face than it. too,
stopped. That Henry Mcfarland. who
prides himself as being the handsomesI
man in the city should stop watch,
seems phenomenal, and needs an ex-
PLANTATION.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
Lebanon.

Miss Levia sco,s of Albany is visiting
Miss Leila Westian.
Miss George Of Albany visited over
Sunday With Mrs. W. T.. Chandler.
At The peoples party primary, sa;ar-
day. Phil Ritter vas nominated for JUS
tice o; the peace and o. VI. Tavior TOR
constable of the swo Lebanon precincts
c. II. Vehrs, th. creamery man, has
moved from Sodav.ile prccinc, TO a place
between Brownsville. and Halsey, here
he will snaiinae the creamery business
Mr. Ncars * an honest. euterprissng and
energetic man, znd Ia him and his eater
prise this community sGsiains quite a
loss. His uew location il So easiid
place sor creamery, snd he Will juab;-
less do well there, for both him self aud
patrons.-Adyance.
Pat Farrell. oi Albany. vas The gaes,
o. JOS Elkins and family tlsis week.
:. II. MyeFs. OF this city. has in his
possession copy of paper printed in
Boston III l7s0. Il Is needless 30 sAy that
II does no: look very much like Boston
paper oi today.
Last Friday 80 Attorney Garland was
returning iron Albany, lae attempted 10
allght from the tram 81 the Dodge prop
erfy wtile the train was in motion. He
made q tnis-step aud went rolling on the
ground and roofing in the mud As .
result he has been wearing considerable
court Plaster on his upper lip is1is week
and carrying 3 rather stiff arm.-Ex-
press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
FRIDAY
All Right ON Paper.
Power & ToNiLiSsos.

The following from the Salt Lake Her
aid, is at least interesting, and the DEM-
oCRAT hopes will prove true:
Running south from Astoria down the
coast is short line, wis4. was recently
purchased by \. u Hzmmond. who i
raiti TO have behind hi,s. tie firm of III
B. Ciaiiiin & Co., oi Mex York, for the
sum oi so. 900. IL is called the Seashore
road. IL is proposed now 10 extend this
line eastward rs far as 0atario, connect
ing with the Short Line aud cutting out
Portland with her Oregon Railroad aud
Navigation. This new line pcneirates
the richest portion OF Central Oregon, Il
region where there are no railroads at
present The country Is rich in valuable
Timber, and Is a mineral and agticultu-
raj country cnmhinsd East OF Corvallis
the line passes near Baker CITY, whore
there are some rieh mines Hon. Heue,
Grant, and other Salt Lake parties
being heavily interested there. The
building OF this line will open up = new
field tur the s,uel,crs here, and xi.l pat
at the disposal oil this section immeurt.
amounts III timber which now coules IN
a roundabout corrse and "a; figures .Eeat-
~ IN advance ot what they should l.e.
That the cad will t,e built is evidence
ed by the fact that i'll all the mountain
passes VIII re opposition might have
been expected, irGn i ALREADY Ia L, Ilse
same having been hauled in b. mule
leans There was an object in this. as
may he inasinesi. Il j. easy enough 10
get Flgbt-ol-way through an open
country, bat difficult IN narrow pas-s-s
through mountain ranges, where olte:
lines have already footing This line
will DC constructed as soost as possible,
and IN fes short months the whistle
OF the engines will lie heard in Astoria.
When completed, Astoria y u have di
rect route TO the coast by the nay OF the
Short Line aud the 0reson Central 4
Eastern and will have , competing line
with the Southern Pacif..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
A Miners Opinion.

T.ie dcMinnville T. K. says: \ miner
now in ,his city who has work,sI ia ti.e
QuartEyilie mines within the past SIX
months give. il as his opinion THAI the
district, when full; developed by the
isagiis'i syndicate nos working = ~
siS.IIp mill. will te the hest paving min
sng district in the northwest. Tie ore is
high grade and easily ilillesi and the
tsisings are susceptible u reduction by
the sysinidr procc.s. The mineral i,cli
extends from Moiaiia 10 bohemia and as
vet laAs bs.en but little prospectsd. un
aeaTly every hillside good pan prs.
prci can b. obtained. An ALBANY can
l4ny has q 10 stamp mill about q In5ls.
above the properly ot the syndicate and
wAile il has ltoi been in operation for
some time pas; the discovery that the
cyanide process can be Used on the ore
has induced the propcie,ors TO farther
develop their holdings. The ore OF the
district Is not uniform in milling proper
ties, the decomposed quartz being found
in patches ia the lodges; a majority OF il
i however decom posed and the ore can
~ called irse milling. Il assays from
s. 10 500 a ton aud 10 the miner 4
knowledge iesspooatul ol god was OBJ
tanned from washing pan ot sAe sie-oFn-
posed ore without ssrst milling ii. Tlas.
camp in his opinion, is the beet place IN
The northwest sor a pFospector a. il has
heen opened by the CAPITALIST IN a AAy
thar gives surety oi ihe sale ol goSi
prospect when found. He is very ea-
thusi4sGic over the future OF the district
aud will spend the summer prospecting
IL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

Nor GUILrY.-The case against Mrs.
F.. W. Beeman, arrested on complaint Of
II. Arnold aud tried before Recorder
Henton, was finished last night about 6
o o'clock and at 10 today Recorder Henton
rendered his decision finding the defend
ant mot guilty." Mrs. Beeman swore
that she did hot use the word id, and
several neighbors did not hear the expres-
sion though they heard the other words.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold each swore that
the word was used. The Recorder de-
cided on the prepouderance OF testimony
The case attracted considerable atten'
tlon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

owxsvTl1x--Seldon Warner 50 lar
recovered from the sad condition In
which he was found last Friday morn
ing, as to lie able 10 return 70 Albany.
Mrs. Warner came up fsom Albany Mon.
dzy and remained with her husband un-
I'll Wednesday, when sne accompanied
him TO their home IN the county seat
Harvey Burrell. Watt Monseitb, Of
Portland. and John Isom. OF Albany,
will arrive in the city this evening, aud
will spend lev days ia this vicinity,
shooting snipe.
George Mcknight, one oil the republi-
can candidates for sheriff. was in the
| city last Saturday. Mr.. Mcknight ha:
been all through the southern part OF
the county. looking after his political
lchances.-Tlmes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

ONLY \ FEW PAssEp.-Tne teachers
examination held in Albany last week
resulted in one, Miss Amy Collins, OF
this city, securing a first grade. one, Mrs.
Jackson, of Brownsville, a second grade,
and six third grades, 20 either failing to
advance or to pass. State certificates
will be granted the following if the re-
port is confirmed by the state board a.
customarily is done: Misses Mary vii
ltans, Ollie Baltimore and Nellie Colby
er Albany, Miss Carrie Royal, OF Halsey
and MIR. George Howe, OF Brownsville,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

John II. Coins, moved to Albany. We
did not learn what business he intends
TO follow there.-Scio Press.
Amos Strong, the well known Salem
restaurant man and miner, was in AL
bany this noon on his way home from
Yaquina.
4. B. Hammond arrived this noon and
went to the front on the o G. d T.. the
train being held from this morning until
the arrival OF the noon trains.
The Salem Statesman announces the
engagement of Carey F. Martin, private
secretary of Secretary Kincaid, and Miss
Davenport, daughter OF T. ". Daven-
port.
DIR. g. W. Maston, OF Albany, came
over Tuesday morning, being called TO
consult with DIR. Hyde, on the case of
George Harris, who is dangerously sick
at his home, about five miles south-east
OF this city.-Scio Press.
Geo. Settle returned Tuesday from
Lebanon where he had been 70 attend
the funeral of his father, who died at
that place, Thursday last, at the age OF
eighty-eight He has in his possession
piece OF rope about tour inches long
which was cut from the rope that hung
Murderer Lloyd Montgomery at Albany
on the 3lst ult -Roseburg Review
gold cure institute has been startel n
| Eugene.
The Law firm OF Bryson. Yates and
Yates OF Corvallis, has be.n dissolved. ]
Fed Yates is nov alone
lBsteed Of the first entertainment, rs tbt
! pes read. yesterday. the Woodmen eater.
tainment next Saturday will be lie tirst
anniversary Of the woodmen in Albany
Axes will rule in Albany on that day.
| There are three mutual FIRE association
in Oregon: The Lower Columbia Fire Re
lief Association, Hop Growers Fire Relic
Association of butteville anL the Oregon
Fire Relief Association of McMinnville.
fhe latter, of which o. H. Irvine Is presi
dent Is over a year and half old and hal
never had loss.
II rumors are correct. Goldendale bic
fair to become tie Denver OF th
Northwest Rumor has 1t that ric
gold bearing quartz ledge has been dis
covered within four miles ~ thtt cit
which apparently has no limit The ledg
is said to have been traced di,'ance o
four miles, and recent assays from the roc
show $50 to the ton in gold. Eek.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.

We are here 10 plerse you. ii eyeyy
thing is not o. K. kindly let Us know
We are not selling at cost bit at moder
ate profits. We can furnish you any
thing in the harness line At lowest prices
See our. line OF Is, 20 and e5 cent whips
Power & ToMLINsos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
Jury List.


Following is the-list OF iurymen drawn
fer the term of court convening in Al
bany March Q.
Bosseman, frrmer, Harrisburg.
A Crandall, mechanic, Lebanon.
A jerks, farmer, Tangent.
NJ Miller. farmer, Halsey.
A I McCuliy, Farmer, Lebanon.
W G Cooley, merchant, Brownsville.
Frank Nickerson, lumberman, Leoa-
non.
Cornett, farmer, Shedd.
Henry Freesksen, farmer, Shedd
d ii Bodine, farmer, Albany.
4 Stone. farmer, 0akyilIe.
w A Sharp, farmer, Albany.
Ubbe Peters, farmer, Albany.
Geo Stanard, ftrmer. Brownsville.
] Davis. farmer, Harrisburg.
4 ] Mcclure, farmer. Sweet Home.
W q McDonsld, farmer, Scio.
] W Gaines, farmer. Seio.
Robert Carey, farmer, scio.
Geo Cochran, farmer, Tangent.
A : Bleyins, farmer. Tangent
Grant Bellinger. farmer, Waterloo.
Chas Everett. farmer, Orleans.
W Z Potter, farmer, Fox Valley.
Edward O'Neii, manufacturer, Leba-
non.
r II Liggett, farmer, Tangent.
w B Morganson. farmer, Shedd.
Geo. W Hochstedler, manufacturer.
Albany.
III 4 Miller, druggist, Lebanon.
Alex Kirk, farmer, Halsey.
6 w Phillips, manufacturer, scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

\ NEE6uBoRLY AFFAIR.-H. Arnold
and T. ". Be.man are neighhors in the
third ward On account OF some chick
ems and other things bad feeling has pre-
vailed between Mr.. Herman and Mrs.
Beemsn, eliminating in trouble last
Tuesday. Mr.. Arnold had complaint
sworn out in Recorder Henton's court
for the arrest OF Mrs Beeman. The case
was being tried this afternoon az press
time before large audience, with ]. j.
Whitney rs counsel for the city and kel
lev ( Curl for for the defendant. Mr..
Arnold swore that on the occasion refer
red 10 the defendant called him "a id
low thief, rascal, etc" and the defend
eut in turn declared that the prosecut-
| ing witness spoke pretty emphatically,
Result not reached at press time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
New Time Card.

Following Is the new time card of th
Albany Street Railway:
rhe car will leave eorner of First and
Washington streets as follows:
4:2t a. m. for morning overland train.
500 "a "a Lebanon train.
ll:S5 " " Yaquina train.
1900 noon. train going south.
1885 p, m, Roseburg train north boun'
and west bound Yaquina train.
l:05 p. m.. &C. Il E. train, east hound
4:0O " Lebanon train.
ll.35 " oyrland train going south.
400 Orphans Home.
The car will alseme all incoming trains
on both the Southern Pacific and O. c.. 4
L. railroads. -. ii C. G., RuRKlLARr.
.s.s,.ut ,4ts. s. ......s.ss /. Secretary
DR.. Prices Cream Baking powdei
ti. ) Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
Real Estate Sales.

John o Mickalson 10 Jos Mick
Alison, l20 acres, l3w 1.......$ 1000
Bolin to Nancy J McMeeken, 100
: acres, lava ......... 800
Agnes Logan to Gail Krueger, l47
acres. !0Rs. 26O0
A McFeron TO Alyira Mackey,
tax deed TO 200 acres OF @ II
Wheeler. er.....,. 3S
Harry NJ Rogers to Mrs Emma
Osburn, Lilo OF lot 4, bl 4, AL
oany. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
U > to III Pennington aud wife,
$50 acres Patent
Jas 7 Crabtree to VIM B Donaca,
5.57 acres, 10 W wI......... 25
J A Richardson toJ A and Martha
A South. so acres, Ii W -. 2l00
Caroline Shelton 10 j A Richard.
son, 6.36 acres, scio. o... go
Emma keeae TO 5 A Mccall,
4l9.3G acres, o L l..........,. 5000
u II Dodge to q NJ Westfall,
2lo.s9 acres, l3w 4......... 5000
q N Westfsll 10 q II Dosige,
50xl70 feel and Il OF 62xl70
feet. Lebanon " 3O00
J w Gilliland 10 J J tiiliiland,
/. li34 acres, Is + l........... II
Lewis A Scott 10 Columbia Jones.
l70.55 acres. IL v 3....... eco
| W Neseomb TO Ii l. NeBcomb,
lot, Tangent .... 81
) Ninson to I VI Zoosmam, lot.
BIS ad TO Albany .. II
A McFeron 10 Nancy " Clark,
tax deed TO l47 acres ....-.... s.75I
Susan Martin 10 Elizabeth Zimms,
40 acres, IL 2....... 800
ii Bryant To Melissa A BurkhAri.
lot 5. bl Is, HIS 3rd ad ..... 800
AlonZo Grant TO X 4. Kampy
trustee. 200 acres. 15w4 800
Oregon to u " Hamilton. 1855
acres, 10 " l....... ...-... gig
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

THE WEB Is BEtNa Woxax about Me-
Kensie the man in jail Tor lewd cohabi-
tation. Capt. Humphrey, deputy pros
ecuting attorney, has received letter
from the father of Ella Holcomb, the VIC
tim OF McKensie. stating that she was
born in April 1850, that she was never in
California and was never married, The
man is liable TO go up for perjury as well
as lewd cohabitation, and it looks now as
il lie will not get any more years than he
deserves. Roth the father and uncle OF
the girl, will probably be here when
court meets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28

A. b. HAMMOND, instead OF leaving for
the front yesterday as it was intended
Vas Obliged to wait until today. The
train was again held for him and he with
several friends left at 12: 80 for Detroit
Mr.. Hammond is reported to have stated
that a project was contemplated forih
erection Of ia big saW mill in Albany,
which it is to be hoped Is corssummated.
It is also generally desired to see the road
extended INTO Eastern Oregon, in fact
that is desired ahead of all other things.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-28
Farm Loans.

have a limited amount Of none, to
loan on good farm lands in Linn ana ad-
joining county. On very favorable terms.
Interest payable annually. Call or write
at once as the amount ]. have for loaning
will soon be gone. ..9a..,f... .go,
~, G. G BuRKHARF.
..Ea Albany, Oregon.