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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13
Election Day at Junction.

JUNCTION Cry, Nov. 4, 1896.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT:
We thought bit OF news concerDin,
the election at this place might be &C,
ceptable to you and your readers.
SThe day was ushered in with cloudleel
SKY, with slight fog, but soon
INTO most beautiful, typical day, sym
oolic OF thetriumph OF righteous cause
the cause Of free silver.
This presidential campaign and that ol
iooo has some points OF striking similar
,y: Inc feai issue OF the campaign ol
1861 was the freedom OF four millions oi
oiack slaves. The real issue OF the cam
palgn oi 1895, is the freedom OF sixty
millions oi white slaves. A slavery a.
trhi as ever existed. batting the single
iact oil the rights OF property. PractI-
caily we have been sold out to the mon.
ey power OF Lombard street, London,
ana wall street New York, and are used
and sale.
The social event OF the day was an an.
terprise OF the Bryan w,men in proyid.
ing a free lunch for Bryan voters ano
their families. L was really a sumptu.
ous feast more than lunch. for. eatable,
OF most every description were furnishee
IN great abundance. so that when It wa
all tastefnlly arranged on the tables, &,
enthusiastic women only can do sue
things, and then embellished with a
Hood OF most lovely flowers. Il was
most inviting sight.
Fl. ht hundred persons were fed. Thre.
hundred OF whom were voters.
The spirit OF the occasion was mos
hearty and joyous Hopefulness OF fina
triumph was plainly visible on every
face
The manner Of the whole affair wa
conducted in dignified way. yet not de
void OF q genuine enthusiasm, for v.
were fully conscious that we were ap-
preaching the end OF the greateet cam
paIgn in the history Of The American re-
public, and we are sincerely glad that
we could show our appreciation of this
matter in this Nay.
A JuxcTiox WoxAs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13

Ring phone 9. for Smiley the urint eg
Fresh sodasiile water at Burkhart e.
Lees
iss your r. and q. cOzsess al The Ladies
Bazaar.
100 of the latest style Of rev jackets just
eceised az z Cohea's.
Best price paid in cash for jury and Wit
tess fees by p. Cohen.
Another lire OF winter shirt waists Just
arrived al ID. Ladies Bazaar.
Luscious sweet water melons can be
founo at Z Bro~neils.
Sweet pickles and olives in balk at Z E
Broxneals.
A fine line Of Cooks Ranges and Heat
ers At The Stewart & Sox Hardware Co g.
Toe creamery =. Junction has started
up, with about twenty-five patrons.
Clothing cleaned and repaired by Mrs A
Owen, Srd between Ellsworth and Broad
aIbin.
New stamped !in~ns doilies and center
pieces Ia dresden. Jewel and Delft designs
ust received al the Ladies Bazaar.
Just received at P Cohen's, O new sup
ply Of plush eapes, which will be sold
cheaper than anywhere in the city.
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers Is
the best, handiess, safest. surest. eleanest.
most economical and satisfactory dye ever
invented. II is the gentlemen's favorite.
Shaves 3 for Is cents, hair cutting l0c,
By Lucy sanNortwick, the champion hair
cutter Of the peasinek coast. at the Bon ton
oarber shop, opposite the Russ House
Feastsrs evening commercial school IN
Briggs building over Crawford and Harm
ishe photograph gallery. Penmanship,
bookkeeping, arithmetic. etc. Open even
ings. For terms call at school room. Sat.
isfacsion guaranteed.
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SATURDAY.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

.'Bashful Harry" thegenial drummer,
is in the city.
Mr.. VIM. Ralston returned this noon
from his trip 70 olex.
Mrs. DR.. Kitchen, OF stayton, has been
visiting in Albany this week.
Miss Emma Reeder, coast secretary Of
he Y. w. @. A., is in the state and will
spend Sunday ia Salem.
Mr.. Robert Shaw, of lafayette, has
s"'l in the city the guest OF his friends,
Mes ts. Conn & Huston.
w alter ]. Holman passed through
81 sm yesterday afternoon from Quartz
u.e for Eureka, Utah. where he goes to
. ;ept the position Of electrical engineer
Ia large mining plant.-SaIem Journal.
Mrs. Clara Noel, Of Globe, Arizona,
arrived IN Albany this morning, on q
5isit and is the guest of her father, Mr..
Jhas kieffer. Mr. Noel is at Globe en-
ployed in one OF the big mines there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for GALE in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RE SYRUP CO
SAN FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW f0Rk. NJ
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Gun Accident.

Yesterday Afternoon about O'Clock
Robert Brown and Tboe. Hesfron were
returning from hunt east of Albany
and were mar the Jewish eemetry when
young Brown said he wor u discharge
his gun and raising il pulled th2 trigger.
Il had been loaded with gold dust pow
der two heavily for gun 90 old, for il
had seen many years, and hurst as The
breeching, leaving the barrel in one hand
and the stock in the other The pieces
aew into his lace cutting il badly ano In
juring the left eye. The III was eioeec
At the time. though, 80 that the injury
Was not 50 great as il would otherwise
have been, and il Is possible the eye may
be saved. II was in fact already veal
and OF only little service. Dr. Clam.
berlin attended him and dressed hi.
wounds.
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Albany College

Teachers for The school year 1896 1887 {:
Il nri n. PsrTin, Nus Doc. director
Assistant tezeher-MzrgHerite AIderSon.
B. NJ, and Mrs Josephine Sharpe.
Thorough aud systemztiS instruction
given IN all the important branches Of
music Best conservatory rooms and
latgest musical library and facilities for
mus icaI work. Largest nun Der Of con-
serTxsorv students enrolled Ct any music
school In the state. Terms low. Send
for circular and catalogue, 70
fWALn0 HowE LIZ, A. u
Albzny. 0TegoD-
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From the Orient to the occident

An evening with the Golden Sacred
Flowers Of China and Japan. in all thei
queenly beauty.
A burst OF crimson glory,
A fluff OF yellow strings,
A bunch of blood. red jory,
Budding, blooming things.
A towxled lot Of rainbows,
A fraExled ball OF snow
That's part and parcel Of .
Chrysanthemum Show.
A mum chow Nov. Il, Is, II.
A rare treat Is promised on the above
evenings 20 all lovers OF this autumn
queen OF flowers.
The show win be held in the ". O.
T. U. hall, commencing on Thursday
evening the 18th.
A cordial invitation is extended 10
everybody. Admission 10 cfs
The show viii be open both afternoons
and evenings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13

NEW CLAuMs.-B. Fuller has taken up
the Humbug placer in the Sauiiam dis
srict, Isaac Madill the Apex quartz mine,
A. II. Psquesse the ADELAIDE, w. B. Law
Ter has relocated the Red Bear and the
Gold Finch. w. p. Conoway ct al has
taken up she Coarse gold placer and T.
Q. Thomas the Bed Rock placer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13

AaAtx wAiAoPEn. In the game OF base
bail Taesday st san Francisco she Tuft .
Lyons defeated the Monograms l6 TO I.
Tie former made Is In the frs. two In
niugs. They haised Fennimore ell over
the field. .'0h, baf IL was an awful
slaughter, The swoa6eFiui EcnntmoTe.
the very mention Of whose name inspires
terror in the hearts Ci ballplsye up
Oregon wAy. Was up in the air 80 high
that Jsoob's ladder will be needed 10
bring him down again. Out OF forty
seven orange biters at bat he Only struck
out two.n Never heard Of il before Next
Saturday the Monoxrams will play the
Alerts. What would any Of these clubs
be in the hands OF the Colts with Fleia-
ming ia the box.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13
THURspAY
ELECTION NEWS.
The Result.

ne NSSuiIs
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns received
by the Associated Press up to / AS p m,
today state that Mckinley has carried the
following states: Californi, a Connecticut,
Delaware, Illinois, Indian, Iowa, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, New Hampshire, New J.r-
sey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio,
Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
Vermont, West Virginia and Wisconsin,
260 ELECTORAL votes, and that Bryan has
carried the following states: Alabama,
Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia,
Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Missouri, Montara, Nebraska, Nevada,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennes-
see, Texas, Virginia and Washington,
l67 electoral votes, leaving in doubt
Wyoming, Kentucky and South Dakota,
20 votes.
CoLoRApo: Bryan's majority in state
is ls0, 600 to I30, 900, Adams dem, is eiec-
ted governor by 1000 to 1900, legisla-
ture strongly silver, not single straight
republican chosen.
KENTUCKY: Democratic chairman,
Sommers says Bryan has Kentucky by
2,o0o.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 5. 2p. m.-Ghair-
man Mark A Hanna just issued state
ment in which he says Mckinley has
265 electoral votes sure and that he feels
confident of Is more in Kentucky, in
Wyoming and IL in North Carolina,
which are in doubt.
Nebraska For Bryan.
CAIcAeo, Nov. 5-Omaha and Doug
lass county complete, give Mckinley
L, ,S4i, Bryan 1l,77S, McColl, rep for
governor II AIS, Holcomb fusion IL .040.
The Omaha Bee comedies Nebraska to
Bryan by from 8, 200 TO Zoo, says Strobe
in first and Mercer in second congfes-
sional district are only republican con-
will have nearly two thirds majority in
each branch OF the legislature. The
World Herald claims Bryan's majority
in Nebraska viii be ten thousand. con-
cedes MERGERS election but says in first
district Strodes is close and will require
official count TO decide.
Tennessee and Kansas for Bryan.
New YoRK, a. m.-Kentucky at this
hour gives Mckinley plurality OF 1854
with one republican county unrdported
and estimates on two. Tennessee gen.
orally conceded TO bryan. Kansas goes
for Bryan and sewal by small majority.
The Next Congress.
NEw YoRx.-Chairman Babcock says
he has complete reports from 1913 con-
gressional districts that have elected re-
publicans. lS5 districts have elected
dems or pops, and 2s districts in which
returns are incomplete. These may all
be classed as doubtful with prospects
that at least one half of them ma 20 re-
publican, which would make the total
republican membership in S5th congress
BOZ. Ii is safe to say that under no cir
cumstances win the membership fall be.
low 200.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13

You ALI WANT to have good laugh
now that prosperity" is assured, 50
don't overlook the Commercial Drum
mer," at the opera house on Monday the
10th Of November, Mr.. VanCleve has
surrounded himself with the strongest
amateur cast possible TO get in Albany.
Don't forget the date. Its just what the
doctor ordered:
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EIPWANTEDLdALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR cam
" palen book, "RryaR, Sewaii and
Free Silver authorized by Bryan,
written by &. L. Aetczf, Editor Omaha
worli-Herald, appointed author By Bryan
Contains speeches and platform. A BONANZA
for agents, free silver mine for workers.
only $50. The oaly authorized book 50
per cent. Credit given. freight paid.
Out6t free. Begin now with choice OF
territory. Permanent. profitable wcrk for
20. Address The National Book Concern,
tar Building. Chicago
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Those Oysters.

SIR S. II. Friendly has received letter
from Gov. Lord requesting that the ex
ecutive committee of the Board OF Re-
gents allow Mr. Washburn, the bioloc-
ist of the university, to superiniend in
conjunction with Fish Commissioner
McGuire, the planting Of the consign-
ment OF Eastern oysters in Oregon
waters. Mr.. Washbnrn spent last sum
mer in studying the conditions prevail
ing on our coast and will shortly publish
report OF his work. As soon as word
reaches here that the oysters have ar.
rived Dir. Washburn will proceed &c
Yauuina,-Eugene Guard.
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CALL TO OUR CITY PAsroRs.-The pas
tors of the city will meet in the Z. III. o.
A. parlorg on monday Nov. 8, at 10
o'clock. It will be necessary to reor.
ganize the ministerial union OF the city.
and arrange for union Thanksgiyinr
service. A full attendance is desired.
d. v. PoLISa, Sec.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13

Grit.
Vim.
Push.
snap.
EnerEy.
schools
Morality.
HArmcnv.
CordisIiiy.
Advertising.
Talk about IL.
Write about it.
Cbcsp property.
Speak veil for il.
Help 20 improve il.
Advertise in il papers.
Good country tributary.
PAironiEe It's merchants.
Elect good men 70 Office.
Help al public enterprises.
Honest competition in prices.
Make the atmosphere healthy.
Faith exhibited By good works.
Fire all loaicrs, croakers and dead. beats
Let your object be the welfare. growth
and promotion of your tosn and iis peo.
pie. Speak well OF the public spiriiet
men, and also be one yourself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-11-13

The ELECTORAL vote stands about q D to
lS7 in favor of Mckinley.
Missouri, which some vera goirg TO
have 20 Tor Mckinley gives Bryan about
60, 600 majority.
Mckinley carried three southern
states. MARYLAND BY 30 ,29I, West yir-
ginia by 5000 and perhaps Kentucky
by 1000 or or less.
Colorado lead for Brian with Q major
ity OF 100. GOO. Kansas. Nebraska, Ten
nessee and North Carolina at first count
ed for Mckinley are for Bryan.
Pennsylvania gave Mckinley the big
gest majority, PSI, 900, New York second
with 259. .s79, Illinois third with 1ss, ,7l6.
Ohio gIyes him 5s,733.
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Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Lates o. Govt Report
R0H!A!!! q! RskldRs RsxdssE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The omclaI Vote.

The official canvas Of the vote Of Linn
county was made yesterday afternoon by
County Clerk Montague and Justices
Powell, OF Albany, and ehedd, of Shedd.
It showed the following:
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5 Of such wsry construction that its parts
sirg 70 crush II st every contact. fame
3z-HS serve ss its connecting parts; q one
. give reliable and rauid transportation.
tor three years Made n< &-ineI. cold
its Eeight Known; yGfned together with
- impossible 70 saFeak OF any pA-s work
2; the grestest con sIuztioH OF ingenuity
- hrazen lciuts sud subinx, As Yen know
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TIRES Arlington" Hosspipe or Nor
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Boston Roller Mills. shedds, Oh

In order to correct false reports we
would state we give 40 lbs OF -four, in
exchange for one bushel tirst-class clean
red and white wheat and less flour for
second grade. We have put in large
Turbin and can do some good chopping
for i-l0th bushel.
SIMMoSs & THOMPSON.
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patents tEeb. ea. 1891 Oct 5. 1885 Jan. Fl. 1886

The 'Maywood' is the stroaqcsf aad siBsplekt 6:ss
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rHE Y. NJ. @. A.--At the regular board
meeting last night the following stand
ing committees were appointed:
se..itiss tai Finance-W + cad,
VIM Fortmiller. P ] Smiley.
yacancies-F J Mil er, r A Young, J
L Tomlinson.
Entertainment-w Reld, E L Goff,
P ] Smiley.
Foshay. G F Howland.
Athletic-O w Elkins, F P Nutti ng, p
] Smiley, A w Foshay.
Membership-E L Goff, @ E sox, @ W
Elkins.
Music-s E Irvine. S n Steele, W II
Lee.
Inviiation-w T Galbraith, F S Stell-
macher, A w Foshay.
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ss..ss-z; eae..edv cures quickly, pcrrnanen.iynn
s5as sss. 81 t31 Memory, Is3is of Brain ft5sscT
zt,t,i ssaIstesg, H<sse4 Vitality Rightly Hals
~ B. sy1eney ana wasting diseases caHacd b5
81 snutalHs no tfpig tss, IaaueTve te3fa
5st.ss nc pale md jfs sifslu9 and piAmp.
t4ese > 4 fef box5 z FIR fys, By fnaii pro
- ,iss, - q 9Is0npg fefRp5ed Write US. free
i 7g-4tnaer. with testimonials and
sas{faf{1Tls. {ss9gHre oJ fttta-
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sIf3I5. s = NJ AIsIsf ND. DE-srZists.
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FoR TRApE.-A good work mare sesen
years old, for hay or grain. Inquire uf
DIR. q. W. Maston.
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Special sale OF Ladies' wrappers-69 cents
each, for three days only, at the Ladie
Bazaar.
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A RfcH FIxp. WIN. Sullivan. Of Mil
CITY, returned home today, after bring.
ing in the election retdrns from Horeb
precinct. With his partner William has
located mining claim near the Quartz
vile mines. They have q fine ledge OF
free milling ore which promises great
things. They have been offered S. 900
for third interest with further pay
ment OF so, ,0l0 when third interest pays
out q certain amount. These men are TO
he congratulated on their dnd. as good
Judges estimate the ore worth from two
TO i've thousand dollars ton.-gour.
nai.
Mr.. J. Il. Nelson, prominent Seattle
man, has been In the city.
Mrs. Il. T. Drais, of Gates, is in the
city the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Bruckman
Mrs. Sutton arrived in Albany yester-
day from Astoria, and contemplates
opening restaurant here soon.
County Superintendent @. ". Jones,
Of Marion county. and iss Cook Mart
zsll were married in woodburn yesier-
day.
Hon. Bineer Hermann went through
Albany to his home at Rosebnrg this
noon. He sprang along towards the
dining room like boy, the election evl'
IDENTIFY having gone to suit him.
Bryaus plurality in Lane county was
/ About 1000 more votes were cast in Mar
ion county Tuesday than in June.
This receipts of the county clerk for 0c-
tober we're $43e 20. Of the recorder i3i,2O
The BIS were in Il at Goshen on Nov. /.
Rev Brink married Henry Book aud Anna
Berkshire.
40. krocstad has traded his saw-mill
at Toledo with Moses Gregson for his farm
nea- Philomath.
The u of o will play football and o {
at Eugene tomorrow afternoon with chances
in favor of the U of U.
| The partnership of S. n. and {. II
Stock, at Salem, has been dissolved, the
latter retiring on account OF poor health.
II Business houses in The Dalles were c'oset
Yesterday and everybody celebrated tn,
, opening OF the locks, politics were forgot
ten.
The DEMOCRAT will now spread itself il
giving the news of the day. particularly
local happenings. Watch for it ever.
. evening.
3 Mr.. Robert Crawford today dug pots
: to with nine prongs, weighing SIX pounds
lacking an ounce. He called it "confi
a dence restored"
Rev. Riley Little and family are no,
= located at 6i26 Lexington ave., Chicago
n in q fiat, with pleasant surrounding
and near his field OF work.
The DEMocRAr is informed that MI
d Quincy Propsts name is being meniione
10 for TIE Office of Marshal on the rcpub.ica
}. ticket at the December election.
z Deputy U. s. Marshal George Hum
u phrsy was In Lebanon and Waterloo yes
.. terday subpoenaing witnesses for the Scal
land counterfeit case soon to be tried
Z s. court.
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Wheat IS GO cents and there are yoo.i
reastns for believing it will 90 higher.
The permanency of the market, though
cannot be judged for certain.
Corvallis viii ratity McKinley's election
on Wednesday, Nov. IL. and Albany prob
ably on the Saturday following. though
the day is not yet set. Eugene win ratify
tomorrow night.