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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

Albany, o., MAY II.

Albany, o., May II.
Editor ksAaafraG..
NanderbeTg expresses remarkable
Sentiment. He advances views that are
open in their encouragement OF anarchy. !"
The above are ths headlines that ap-
pear in this mornings Herald, after
which Is plbIished an article from W. s..
Nanderberg fpopuiist candidate for eoa-
gressl in which Mr.. Yanierberg says
that the .dvnaniier is the eE.ct OF a
cause and advocates the removal OF the
cause. The Herald apparently does not
want the cause removed. II certainly
wants the p ople oppressed By uajas;
legislation aud thus ioEce them to revolt
Shame on such sentim -nts. | am VIII
ling toSnbmit the article oi Mr.. Wander
berg 10 any sane mined man and abide
by the result. Is il anarrhy TO lead the
cause 0i the oppressed end Gown rodien
OF this or Sny other country or must xs
let the cause Of crime and poverty exist
aud in our every vote aud movement en-
courage II in order hat ne may be call
cd patriots.
] suppose be would have US meekly
submit and Whenever crime and poverty
crops out point tie finger OF scorn and
say that i the result OF anarchy. In
stead OF asking what causes anarchy just
say that all the ills OF humanity are the
result OF too much anarchy.
Say, brother. let us rather look foE
some method TO prevent the evils thai
nov exist and by this means eliminaiG
The criminal aud not stand idly by and
every time freeman points out RENE
dy cry anarchy. Respectfully yours
| b. +. RAxP
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

Born. Nav 9, in Lebanon. to the wife
of VIM. Elkins, twins, a boy and Girl.
Al! doing nicely.
DR.. J. ". Watts, OF Lafayette. recent
" Eesi gued his position as mayor rather
than afllx his name to a skioon licen>e.
nr. J. II. Irvine, and son Of Hon. r.
A. Irvine. og this city. Is democratic
nominee in ClackAaas county ioE FePre-
sen; AtiEe.
Nr. AMI Mrs. r. NJ. R..bertson left
this morning gu q five weeks visit IN the
casE- They all be at Z-nia. Ohio, dur
ing the session OF the General Assembly
oi the L. p. chnrch.
Mr.. ]. II. Waters OF Brownsville, sn
attendant at the asyium. xas made happy
today By the arrival Of Mrs Waters and
daughter Tasy will reside on corner
sGmmer and Marion streets Salem
Journal.
4. w. Lundeil of Albany vas in the
city today making arrangements TO give
coHrUrt at this place in the near future
/ II wili be given by pupils of the Albany
college for the beneIis OF she Presbyier-
ian chureh.-Lehanoa Express
Miss Winella Marks Was married &c
Mr.. Chas. K. Calender AZ San Rafael
Cal, Wednesday, May 8. The bride j.
former Lebanon Young lady aud has
the hest wishes OF many friends al this
place Mr.. Calender Is yonng minis
ter, having just graduated from college
and he and his csilmabIe Hiic will en-
gag in foreign missionary work, going Il
Corea next t@ll--Lsh@non Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

The BIcycxg Mkgr is to lie held at the
fair ground on May 80, will be an event
of much interest, and it is probable a
class of riders viii be present whose ef-
forts will be worth mentioning The
track will be put in good condition for
the contests, which will be IS follows,
for prizes OF the values given:
No. l-E mile. b Us under Is, $ and
$3.50.
No. s-l mile, boys under ls. SO and
S.
No. S-l mile, heats best in 5. Linr
county, SIS and s..
No. Al mile, heats lin 5, open 81
and $3.50.
No, 81 mile, tandem, 9 in 5, so ant
and $40.
Entrance fees so cents.
A. J. Hon6ks.
Chairman Racing Com.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

Licenses have been issued for the mar
riages of Henry kellow and Sini King,
and Homer Mills and Agnes Gay.
The Y. p. s @. E. ff the Congreca-
tionai Church will spend next FRIDAY even
ing with Miss Nellie Hogae. at the family
residence, cor of Walnut and 7th streets.
Rev. Chas. Wishart, OF Nonmonth,
H., will arrive in Albany next Satur-
day and will preach in the U. p. church
the next day and every Sabbath for
three or four months.
Mr. Seth T. Hammer, a well known
Salem lawyer was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Hammer was showing some samples
OF John A. Carson's chai ging, With some
facts in connection with them besides
which those in the Harvey estate. pub
lished by the Statesman, and copied by
the DENocRAT, were tame.
The McMinnville Transcript in speak.
ing Of q brother OF the gentleman for re-
corder IN Iambill couaty. says: The
name of Hewitt in 1amhlll county has
always been heldas asynonym OF honesty
and nprightness. Judge II. II. Hewitt
made an exemplary school superintend.
ent OF this county. years ago, and il
making one OF the best judges this dis.
trict ever hal.
F. W. Biumberg, secretary of ths
board OF immigration OF Portland, cams
up on the Emore yesterday afternoon
on his way TO Albany. Nr. BIumber.
stated that the board was doing grea
deal OF advertising In the East, and WA
locating many new settlers in various
parts of OTegon.-Salem Statesman. Tn,
office not yet opered, and no busines
has vet been done by the boaTd, and Mr
| Biuinberg made No such statement; bu
no doubt will be able to do so in 4 few
weeks.
It was the young ladies turn 10 shos
what they could do. at the A. o. q. x
Hall last night, and that Is what the,
lid giving live prog am. consisting oi
| presentation nf the Peak Sisters" aa'
'sThe Old Maids Repair Shop" TIL
| ssgirls'r and the "S!d women" have moi
each giTen two entertainments. On
more apiece and the judges will decid
upon which side has given the beet serie
Iof entertainments. On account OF th
warm rivalry the DEMOCRAT doesn't dar
Iopen its mouth as to the merit of thes
entertainments. Each SIDE seems cor
tfident OF victory Owing 10 the Iarg
numbers attending il has been decide
hereafter only members and invite
guests will be admitted. Those desirin
tickets FOR the next entertainment, " hic
will be given by the married ladies', wi
please apply to Mrs. b. +. Ramp and 4
the last entertainment to Mise Magg
| barker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22
SATURDA
Some Sensible Suggestions.
Albany. May IR. lSo6

Albany, May ls, 1895
EpIrok DExoCKST:
The campaign editorial corps OF scrib-
blers organized by the court house clique
to assist in editing the Herald are said to
be engaged in preparing long tabular
statements concerning county manage
ment which they propose to hold back
from publication until the last regular
issue OF the weekly o. special edition OF
the daily, SC that the tax PAYERS NAV be
deceived and the tax eaters correspond
ingly benefited. They are also said to
be preparing a lot OF apparently plausi-
BILE facts against the democratic eandi.
date for sheriff. This is an old dodge of
the Herald. People are no longer de-
ceived by IT. That pSper's mode of at
tack is by inneendo and slanderous hint.
Why does it not come out openly and
make the charges against democrats that
it daily hints at in a vague wayf Simply
because il knows these charges have
nothing upon which to be predicated ex-
eept the prejudice and self interest so
closely interviewer in the motives OF the
editors OF that paper. Why not make
the charges openly and directly like the
DEMocRAr has against Mr.. McFeron9
These charges were made in so ample q
/ time and so direct manner that Nc
Feron could have no excuse for not ans
wering them, and yet not a word of
denial from him. Mr.. McFeroh, If you
did not take fees from the county TO
which you were not entitled why not
deny il. You know the columns OF the
DEMOCRAT and Herald are both open TO
} yon to say anything you wish upon tins
matter. You are asking 4500 voters 10
J make yop their agent. their servant.
The position is one OF great responsibility
land trust. These voters want n man
who. under no circumstances, will take &
cent more Of the peoples money than
what legally belongs to him. Ii yoa
have not done so then you owe it to the
I reople and yourself todeny itin the samt
I public manner that the charge has been
made. This writing is not to inlure yot
but to appeal to you to set yourself rlgh
r before the people. Win you do itg
TAX PAYER.
r In reference to the above the DENo
IcRAT Is informed that the sheriff is pre-
= pairing u statement showing his eharg
: for boarders, seeking to bring out tn
II fact that as he only did it on sewers
different occasions, and the over charge
l. were not fortune, ii was not q seriou
matter; nevertheless it was his delibel
ate policy, done on every occasion unit
IJsn. /. and sh, wed the same dishonel
rs spirit as il it were thousands OF dollar
o.. Prsae's Lream ssking Powle
worid's Eair Nlehest Award
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

Tee younU PEOPLE Ct the Presbyterian
Church gave social last night in the q. A.
B. hall, well manage enjoyable affair
b. Eddy is one oftbe boIters in Fas-I
TEN Oregon who is supporting Judge
Ecrthrup-for congress Tbs Is lucky for
Ellis.
II is saiu the fusion ticket 10 Lane eoan
ty has besn given up and that The pap1-
lists and democrats will each run luii TICK
eis.
An effort is being made to induce Prof.
Heritage to r-main in Salem instead OF
going to Tennessee. and il is thought tfat
he will consent, provided arrangements
can be made
This sesk the DEMOCRAT mas given
space TO communications from lepubli-
can, populist and Erohioitioniss The
spirit Of the press is to give reasonable
license to correspondents.
| Though nothing has been done formal,
it is reported that the name of Prof w
n. Lee will be put upon the republican
ton Of fifty citizens.
Wool is coming in slowly, still each Of
the warehouses has received considerable
amount. At the Wasco til re are some
$50. 900 pounds, at Moodys ffoin 10000
to I75. 900 pounds and at the d. P. & A
N. about 50. 900. The Da les I. NJ.
| The baseball scores in the Northwest ant
East, made yesterday, are as follows:
Seattle-Seattle Ii. Victoria 6.
TacoMa-Tacoma IL, Portland 8
oulspille-Louisyile 5. Brooklyn 4.
Ieveland-CleYeland IA, Phiiadelphi
IA.
Harry Mckay. of 0akdale, WASH, age
Is, Is lying at the point Of death from
wound in the head, the work of his II
year.old brother, Tommy. The brothei
:, quarreled over horse. when Tommy seize
heavy stone litter and hurled it at b
brother, striking his head, making dee
, cut through the skull.
Walla Wala las Daniel Webster wi
weighs over 300 pounds anG is bigg
man than che original Daniel He max
no pretense to statesmanship but is
butcher by trade. He has Travelled exte
siyely in the Orient. and lived for maj
years in Japan. He talks of returning
The kingdom of the mikads. States ma
Here is late pun on words: An e
change says that apples may be kept t,
2 years by wrapping them in newspapers
such way as to exclude the air. I
newspaper must, however, be one
which the subscription has been paid
full, or the dampness resulting from VIII
is due will cause the fruit to spoil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22
Rich Strike at Anidem

The reports of Mr.. jackson, the min .r,
of the doings at Quartzville, are of u
character to increase the general confid-
ence in the mines there, and to lead the
public to believe that the ore is OF a
higher grade than has generally been
supposed. While Investigating the Bon
anza and putting the property in condi-
tion, Mr.. jackson, discovered an eight
loot ledge, of great possibilities, reach
ihg from the surface and was situated SO
as to be easily mined, which he reports
the richest ore yet found, there, prob
ably surprising the recent find in the
Lawler mines. The bond on the Al
bany mines expires on the eth, and it is
probable by that time. something def
mite will be known in reference to their
,uture control.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

RyIvkL MRETIxG.-IheTe was another
large suliencs at the opera house last
night. The discourse vas = logical and
iotceiul one There il so mnrh poison
ing Of the youthful minds With the con-
clusions OF ''tiigh Critics and teachings
from some puipils that the Bible is 4
tallible book with its human impcriec-
tions. that il Is consolation 10 hear =
great evangelist declare emphatically
that he believes TIE Bible 70 lso the in-
spirei worn OF God and siards ready TO
defend this proposition against any and
ali claims TO the contrary. The sermons
so lar have been bearing IN the genuine.
ness aud authenticity OF iLe scriptures
and the recessity oi taking these as the
guide 10 ail truth. Good bshavior. good
attention and much i1teTesf Is being
shown. The subject tonight is "csl.
vary, tie Storm Center OF the Ages" On
Sunday at p m. special address Il
women
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

HONEST, SOBER, CoSscIKSTrous.-The
Brownsville Times talks pointedly and
plainly as follows: Who ever saw Hen
ry Blakely drunk? No man onxearth.
Why then, do men resort to such low,
contemplate things as to say, "lf Henry
Blakely should le elected aud keep sober,
it would be more than he has done be-
FORE" Such slanderous statements can
never accomplish any good. Henry is an
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22
Bicycle Accidents.

The Preface Accident Insurance Co., of
New York, insures against accidents of
all and every description, and especially
from riding bicycles or ball playing,
catching, fishing, ginning, on other
sports and athletic exercises,
The rates are much lower than other
accident companies.
Double benefits paid ii accident c.
ours while travelling on a public convey
ance propelled by steam. electricity or
cable.
For full particulars, rates and appli-
cations call on Q. q. BuRKHART,
Agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22
re nocratIc Rally at Brownsville.
BROWNSVILLE, NAV, /.

BROWNSVILLE, May, IA.
Last evening grand rally OF the dem
ocrats OF Brownsville and vicinity wal
held at the city hall in Brownsville. and
the hall though probably the largest in
Linn county outside OF the city of Al.
bany, was completely filled with an en-
thueiast,e crowd. standing room being al
a premium. Excellent music was rem.
dered by the Woodmen orchestra.
The first speaker was ii. McElmurry
the audience to the fact that Linn Co. is
an agricultural community and the nec-
essity OF placing In the legislature men
who are in sympathy with the agricuI-
tural interests of our county and nation
and that high tariff, the gold standard
and heavy appropriations were republi-
can MEASURES dangerous and detrimental
alike TO the agricultural interests and the
hest interests OF the nation at large.
That vote for Hartmus, Summers and
Say ,ineans a vote for the single gold stand
ard, high tariff, high taxes aud large
legislative appropriations, while q vote
for Watson, Philpot and McElmurry
means q vote for free silver, low taxes
and an econom cal administration.
He was then followed By Sam HAYDEN,
candidate for district attorney for the
3rd judicial district, q true scion Of the
democratic var horse OF Polk county
and by Samuel N. Garland, candidate
for county judge, both OF whom, in q
firm convincing manner, exposed the ex.
travagance and abuses which have grown
up in those respective offices under re-
publican rule an in the present admin
istration OF their affairs. and pledged
their constituents TO a reform in those
offices and a return TO their former econ
omy under democratic administration.
Hon. ii. G. Watson then took the floor.
and confining himself TO the affairs OF
our state, taking up tbs sessei0n laws of
lsoo, the act consisting solely of an ex-
cesslye and unconstitutional appTopria-
ton directly 20 the members OF that
body OF sc, 600, and which was followed
les DAYS later by further appropria-
tlon OF sia,O00, directly 10 the legislature
IN one OF the many clauses OF the in
famous general appropriation bill pa sed
by the republican legislature OF 1895.
Alter ii. G. Watson. in his clear, con-
eise Nay had exposed 10 light some OF the
many shameful features OF this infamous
measure he vas followed by Hon. N. A.
Miller Whn made . s;rang and eloquent
acdTczs and plea IN behalf of the demo-
cratic doctFine-of the hee coinage Of sii-
yer. and who portrayed tle evils result
ing from the enforcement OF the TepubIi-
can single gold standard theory. Mr.,
Miller. zhen boy. attended school az
this place. and is well aud fa9orahiy
known here. aud made stirring addess
which will long be remembered.
Among other candidates present were
Henry Blzkeiy and o. B. Reese Brown
vile candidate for sheriff aud coroner
respectively and W. Z. Potter for corn=.
missioner.
The democrats uf Brownsville are en-
thas!As;ic aud xiil be found in force on
the iitsi Monday Of next June.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

BETWEEN EUGKSE AND JUNCTION Al
the May session of commissioners court
a petition was presented By +. l.. Cham
bers OF this city and IS others praying for
the establishment OF turnpike road be-
tween this city and junction. Begin
ming at the city limits OF Eugena the road
known as the River road extending
,hrnugIi road districts No. 81, 81, ~ and
i2is to he graded and graveled to point
about one mile north OF junction. The
improvement is to be made this sum
mer with the first available work in the
districts through which the TOAD passes.
The petition has been granted by The
court. When tl,is wsrS il ~ npletej II
will make a thoroI shlar. t,ctween this
city and Junction. which will be in good
condition at all seaso-s OF the year
Guard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22
SCRATCH
SCREAM

NV baby broke out with n rash. He would
scratch aud scream. 1t would tnke two 90 hold
him. and one 70 put medicine on him. We had
10 hold him sometimes an hour before ne could
get him queted down. All said that they never
cav such face or body on any haby as on him.
| had 10 tie his hands tight In cloth, night and
day, for five months. My sister had nsed CUTl.
CUsA, and began TO use H., dfier only ono
application, he lay dozen and sieptas he had not
on him now, and IL ne fair and his flesh s a. soft
as any baby While he had this disease bad 70
cut the sleeves out of bis clothes, and nEt Ranze
underwear on him TO keep him cool. i hsa 70
keep pieces OF soft cloth around his neck, II was
90 wet with moisture from the sores, and bad 70
change the cloths sometimes ten or twelve tlmes
day. MRs. A. HAYNES. Lisbon, N. ID.
srEsny cuns TKRATAssr roa BInr Huaoas =
Warm baths with cuTfcuHA soar. and eentie hppear
tions Of CuFIcuRA tentment), the great skin cure
Sold throughout the world. PoTTER Dnuo AND
cHKl. Corr, solo Props, Boston, U. 8. a.
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Farming Items.
PowrR & ToMLiSso .

EDITOR DgaocRAT.
There Is no doubt bn' the continued
wet weather is doing vast amount of
damage to all kinds of vegetation.
The fall grain passed through the win-
Ter in fine condition, and made fair
growth in March, but the excessive rains
and cool weather since ntn has caused
IL TO turn yellow aud have dead ap-
pearance. Another effsst of too much
rain is 10 cause the grain 10 spindle up
and not stool ont as II should. There has
been but little spring grain sowed and
owing to the l1teness oi the season the
acreage will be small.
This is and will be hard season on
tie farmers, for large amount OF feed
has hsen consumed, aud no work done,
and when we consider the damaged con-
dition OF the fa.l grain and the small
acreage OF spring that will be sown and
the caancts OF d-oath whenever the
aelther does clear up, the OUTLOOK Is not
very encouraging.
All kinds Of early fruit vas almost en-
tirely killed by the freeze the morning
ot March Sist. and the cool rains have
had similar effect on nearly all the
rest; Tor there has not been enough sum
shine in the last Month 10 properly de.
vviop the blossoms, and the eonteQaen-
ees are they will moet all fall off.
Tie supply oi cherries. plums pEunes
aud early pears aill be lar below the
average.
The early cherry trees have probably
"ae- tenth Of crop. and this will apply
To sll other kinds OF saTiy fruit.
i think dried fruit Wlll 10; bs such a
drug on the market next fall as has been
the case for the last few yeArs.
There has been ha, very lil;le garden.
ing done and il Will he lar into The sea
son before early Potatoes, cabbage and
other things OF ,his kind adorn our ia
bles.
The berry crop promises fairly welI so
far, as the cool weather does no. seem TO
hurt them 50 much. We feel in hopes
the wet weather will soon cease. and
maybe everything will he ali right once
more.
When We lake ail things inc consider
alton | am sos snne that we oaghs 10
complain too mnch for other coauiries
are worse than oTesoa in ulany respects.
TASaRsT, Mas l2.
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Tug Observation-Disclosures is the pro
gram for the revival at the opere house
Tor next week. The meetings are worthy
Of large attendance:
Sunday, May IA, IL a. m.-''on This
Rock" p. m. an address to ladies.
Gentlemen invited. Subject, Woman
as Factor in Civilization" s p. M,
"Pentecost.h
Monday, p. m.-The 6ospel-Goa's
Power to Save.
Tuesday, s p. m.-What Must ] do to
Be Saved,
Wednesday, .. m.-The Prodigal.
Thursday, The New Creation.
Friday, :" " Hell, Here and
Hereafter.
Saturday, s p. m The Roll Call in
Heaven.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

ExcgIGxe RuSA~AY.-Mr. Grin ReAm
this morning started in a livery rig irom
Schmees's stalle. 10. Corvallis. and had
only gone short distance, when his
team became frightened at n wood saw
engine, aud ran away, going west along
9th street at terrific rate. At Caiapcoia
street Mr. Beam tried 10 turn them to
the left, when he was thrown ous and
the wagon tipped over The top was
torn of and lelt in the road as the team
tiew Westward. They were captured
west OF the eitv One OF Mr.. Beams
shoulders was aieIocated. DIR. Rill at
tended him
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

NorlcE.-Drivers are requested TO drive
on the outside OF the fair ground track
as the Albany Cyc'e Club have secured
the use OF the track for their race meet
May 80, are working the inside and de-
re to keep 1t smooth.
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FRIDAY
Revival Meetings.

The subject Of the discourse last night
by Rev. Ghormley was, 'Christ the
slorm Centre OF the Ages" Il was ably
handled shoxirg tile practical side Of
christianity. what il had done for indl-
sidnais aud nations ard what Il would
do ior the aorld. Ti8e subject tonight is
"NIctorics Of the Faith" sunday mcru-
ing subject will be Upon this Rock |
VIII Build Ny Church" Sunday night
"Peniecost-" A special invitation is ex-
tended TO every woman OF Albany 10 at
tend the address ;o women At I p. m
Sunday. Men are privileged. to attend.
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BRowNsviLLE, Or, May IA.
Ed or Democyat.
We the undersigned have been we'll
acquainted with Henry Blakely, now be-
fore the voters of Linn county for sheriff,
ever since small boy, and never knew
of him being drunk, Notwithstanding
what the Daily Herald of May the 9th
says. o. p. CosHow.
S. p. BsRGER.
]. II. GLASS.
F. NJ. JACK.
LUTHER WHITE.
J. NJ. MoyRR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-22

A SAxrIAM TuREsHiSo Yesterday
the Stewart & Sox Hardware Co. sold 10
II. II. Ingram, oi. Sodayille, a ts-horse
Russell portable engine and a 2Sx40 sep
arator. This is the outfit which has
been operated out on the Ca.apooia by
Mr. Hoeilich for the past few seasons,
and as it is yet comparatively new it Is
capable Of doing splendid work. Here
after it will be run in the Santiam valley
above Lebanon. Mr.. Ingram is one o
the prominent men OF that section, and
was one OF the delegates from this county
to the last republican state convention
when he aud the other silver delegate;
were given as good "thrashing" as h,
viii ever give the grain up there in th'
Santiam country.