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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

Mr.. Julius Beck has declared his inter-
ton OF becoming al American citinea.
S NJ Garland wss elected isreeior aud
]. { Hilyea sie.k of tha Lebanon district.
4 Waterloo l,cy threw a snow tail Ut
another by, and WIS bit with club. Ii
eos, s. 50.
Judge X. Y Bert ot Linools e-unty.
~iso recently died will probably b.. suocaesi
by j. o Siearas-
". E. Gates. az Corvallis. is eaadi-
date for nosri7a;loss 70: prosecuting atsnE-
uey cf the 2nd district on the republican
ticket
The Express says W. c. Peterson stands
a good ehanes of getting the nomination
on the REPUBLICAN ticket Tor assessor.
This Is tzs. age pencil artist is in
the city who draws Ficsar@s al sight for
only p osnts
The press is bunting soS babies barn on
Feb. % One Of the ssoys j. n son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wyatt Of Irons. Has next birth
day will occur in 1904
The Eugene G.,ard savs: Tie Broa1-
Axe pablIstes a list cf rs names pnrporf.
ing 10 be members of the z 4 lodge #
this city. u pEosnisss 70 give others in
the future.
The Salvation Army has snocseiei in
making converts Of alt Of the inmates of the
Linn county jail; thai is. those who occupy
the lower story Of the building .-SSio
Press.
TIE Soathern Pacifie is the biggest tax
payer IA Marion cclnty. II has 20 come
down With ~6i{2 IS A. Sash ornes ncxt
and tie Man about Town would lik. the
amount for an income. s3S7i.35.
State Treasurer Me,ehan has been en-
joined from paying the warrant Of SIS, eco
for the purchase Of sb-. Eastern Oregon
bran.h insane asyIum site. THIS means
that the fight is TO be continued.
Miss All Wing, who started from Port
land for Albany With eight cans Of opium.
plead guilty and xas tiEed $50. The uan
sho carried her vaiise containing the
opium was discharged. as he vas merely a
valet
Times are sareiy getting better; as an
evidence OF this fact the llveTs stable chang
ed hands last week. All Shelton bought
Vim Brenner's interest. AMI runor saith
he will move his family tn this city from
Jordan.-Scio Press.
Chas. johnson, OF Salem. vas here FRI
day and Saturday in the interest Of Hon
1ilmon Ford. candidate for congress ot
the republican tickei. Mr.. Ford will d.
liver speeeh in Lebanon in the. near fn-
ture.-Leeanon Advance.
fine monument has been put up al
Corvallis. over the grave of John Campbell
the popular .. G a. r. conductor who me
his death in an accident several month
ago. On different sizes of the obeIiss ar
the monograms of the order Of Railroai
onductors. Odd Fellows and Maocabees
inlaid in gold. The monument is th wor
Of Frank waod, ir., of this city.
: Many of our people who attended th
state fair in old times will remeu Der til
favorile racer Rye Straw. He is now
ears old. and il quar.ered at the home O
his owner. John F. Miller. at Klamath
/ where he receives every care and attention
Rye Straw is still sound as dollar. livel
and from all appearances viii live severl
years yet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13
Lawler Intervie we'd.

Mr.. William B. Lasler, managing
director OF the LasleF gold mines, im-
tied, extensively engaged in mining
operations a. QnArtxviIle, Linn county,
Is guest 81 the Portland, accom- panied
by Mrs LAwler. Mr.. LaEle- and his
Nise will leave this morning over the
Northern Pacific for New York, and
thence go 10 London, where he will re
main about SIX weeks on business con-
neciad with the further advancement ol
mining operations ia the s2n,iAm and
adjacent countries.
ai Qu2rsxyille, and ihe outlook. Mr..
IAxier speaks very encouragingIy. The
ao-ssaEnp mill, set up under 50 many
difficulties, owing TO The laieness OF the
season. is crushing 90 tons OF ore each
day aud meeting AL expectations. The
c3ssan-up, after q run OF one week, proved
entirely satisfactory. and future results
will doubtless prove amply sufficient 10
iasiify the great expense Incurred in .
praci cal development OF the mineral
wealth OF The country.
''QuartEviile and the surrounding
country is rich IN mineral. said Mr..
L-Awler, " but the character OF the ore IS
such that il should preveai any stampede
10 that section. Il is no. poor mans
country, and the mines must be opera
ted on large scale IN order to make
them pay. The ore is not free, and j;
will not only take capital, but plenty oi
IL, 20 bring about good results"
Mr.. LawIer has bonded = number oi
properties in the Blue River country.
The mines owned by The Lane county,
Blue River and Lucky Boz companies,
have each been bonded for els, 5,06O, the
Turner claim for 5000. and other out
side grounds at various sums. Ii is the
intention of Mr.. Lawler TO eommence
active work on these properties early next
June, and his London trip will be made
as expeditiously rs possible on this &C.
count.-Oregonian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13
Highest of all in Leavenng PoweLatest u Govt Report
R>!a!!! g! Rs*assl! RskiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTEEY PURE
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Ashby returned this noon from
a trip to Portland.
Bishop Gross came up from Portland
today TO spend Sunday.
License has been issued today ior II e
marriage Of j. a. Blew and Gertrn, e
Gore.
Joe Shea, the 2nd basema1 who played
with Albany several years ago, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Brown, Of Willamette Universi-
ty was in the city this noon on her way
70 Corvallis, where she will give an ele-
|cutionary entertainment tonight.
There is some talk OF the populists
and democrats joining in support Of
Judge John Burnett Of this city as a
candidate for associate justice of the
supreme court.-Corvallis Times.
Aessrs stellmaker, Fuller, HuIburt,
Stewart, Nixon, Walsh. Turner and
Westbrook, the F Co. base DaIl team
went TO Salem today to play the Y. NJ.
o. A. club q return game.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13
College Notes.

The Aeschines class had its final ex-
animation this morning. They expect
10 take up Demosthenes son.
Regal Junior ''Prodessen is from
ProdJ," new verb.
The orations delivered at Portland are
to BE- published soon in pamphle. form
with the pictures OF the orators.
The Erodelphian society held its reg
nlar meeting this afternoon. 4 good
program being rendered.
The subjec, Tor the literary societies
today aud next Friday 10 "Our Age"
Psychological query: Did ycu ever see
any body t'.at said they'd seen ary body
that said they'd seen your brains? or do
YOU have any?
Will Albany college enter into inter
collegiate athletics this year? We hope
so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

A GRANTS PASS CAsE.-Local interest
has centered for several days the past
week in q kind of war going on between
Goods Regular Army" and disturbing
element in Lempke's saloon adjoining.
The quarters occupied by the Army and
Lempke's place Of business are two frame
buildings situated next door to each
other on Front street and Harry Lam.
bert cne evening last week stood on a
table in the saloon and shouted obscene
words through window and into the
room where the army meeting was in
progress. The case as tried in the re-
corder's coIrt Tuesday, was on complaint
of Gen Purdy, who wished Lempke's i
license rescinded on account of the ga
loon being disorderly house. A large
number OF spectators crowded the new
council room. II was carried over to !
o'clock Wednesday when it was agreed
that Lempke should plead guilty and bt
fined $35 and costs.-Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

Mr.. Burr Sloan Of Monmo,li, is in the
city.
Mr.. J. b. Marks has begun q ,eofrm
school at Peoria
W. +. Crosby retu. ned this noon from
8 several days business sojourn in Port
land.
Nc. and Mrs r F. Thayer returned
yesterday from q "trip TO Wolf Greek,
southern Oregon.
J. X. Charlton has leased his residence
in town and will reside on his farm and
visit around among his children and
other relatives.-Lebanon Advance.
Miss Dorena Marshall, one Of the
teachers of the Albany public schoo.s
was in Lebanon this week having been
called out on account Of the illness OF hei
sister, Miss Rose Marshall.-Lebanor
Express.
A. ]. RAIDER left this morning for East
ern Oregon, where he goes in search OF /,
gold mine. Jack has our best wishe,
for success in his prospecting. but it il
our opinion that the best gold mine Jact
could find would be up on his fine Depo'
slough ranch.-Toledo Leader.
Mrs. Maj. Teller went to Portland to
day to attend the funeral of Miss Edit
NJ. Day, cousin of Maj. Teller, tn
young lady who made railroad tri
around the U. S. and Mexico in II days
without touching land She recent
died in San Francisco and her body pass
ed through Albany this morning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

OSE DS ABBEy.-Chief of Foliee Wells
saws he is disposed to be less lenient
hereafter with violators of the city's laws.
He claims that last Friday he arrested J.
R.. Abbey for riding bicycle on the side
walk on Madison street, and instead OF
taking the offender before the police
Judge at once, requested him to call on
Judge Porter at three o'clock that alter
noon and pay his fine. This, the chief
says, Mr.. Abbey agreed to do, but in
stead Of paying the penalty, !, for d bis Oh
discharged. Owing to a slight misun-
derstanding as to the time set for hear
ing the case, the chief was not present to
substantiate the charges which he had
preferred, and the court being unadvised
as to the facts in the proceeding, was
loath to hold the defendant after hear
ing his version Of the affair.-Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

APPRECIATED ny SousA - When the
famous Sousa band was in Portland re-
Gently, it's eminent leader was rendered a
reception by the prominent citizens OF
Oregon's metropolis. Mr.. Parsons or
chestra was engaged for the occasion, and
according to arrangements, when Mr.
Sousa stared upstairs to the reception
parlors, the orchestra which had been
sonsa's king Cotton" march. sonsa
halted and listened intentIy until the
last strains died away, then asked to be
introduced to the leader of the orchestra.
He warmly congratulated Mr.. Parsons
upon the splendid rendition OF the piece
and said he had never heard it excelled
by the same number of players. TIE
Spanish students are also high grade
musicians. Our citizens will have an
opportunity to hear Parsons and the
Students. IA people in all. next Wednes-
day evening. Seats on sale at F. II
| Pfeiffer's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

A VERY PECULIAR CASE is reported
from Lebanon. Here is about the his
tory of it: John ]. Arm and Eliza Nep-
pier were married in switzerland in 1858.
In 1877 he separated from her, and sup
posed he had secured legal divorce aft
terwards in the courts OF California, but
it seems he had been imposed upon by
his lawyer. Believing it was all right in
1887 he was united in marriage to Elise
1uern. Their married life was happy
and satisfactory one. Three months ago
Mrs Arm learned OF the facts in refer
ence to Mr.. Arms first wife. and immed-
lately left him believing il was wrong to
live with him under the circumstances.
She began suit for divorce. Mr.. Arm al
80 began suit for divorce from his wife
in tho Lane county court and this week
it was granted. This takes away all le-
gal hindrances, and it is thought the
Linn county suit will be dropped and
another formal marriage had.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13
CIRCUIT COURT.

The following cases have been placed
on the docket during the week for the
term OF court which convenes in Albany
nexi Monday, under Judge Burnett:
Jas g Haynes agt Sarah Z Haynes,
divorce.
Perry Hyde agt ] Maud Minerva
Mansfield, 10 eclosnre.
John a Millard agt r A RamFy and J
Z Schooling, sait in equity
The keeley Institute, a corporation,
agt Frank NickersoH, recovery VI money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13
Real Estate Sales.
4 s and M j Masters to @ II Gable
and O p CoshoW. | 30 acres.

f s and NJ J Masters to @ II Gable
and 0 p Coshow, l.bO acres,
10 W Z.............. l5O
u Rice 10 Gertrude Martin, 40
acres, IA w4................ 4 100
l. Tibbitt to o Address, so acres,
14w3. 3...................... 1900
ii II Chance to Caroline Edmisten,
1OO.0S acres. 80 .......... 1000
IL III Chance to w Ednisten,
100 acres, IA W 2...... 600
Mark seeley TO Artilla Chance, so
Prior T Long to NJ N b b Hogue, 70
acres, IL and Is W 2....... 1000
Lucy A Eaton to @ ii McCurdy,
III lets, Lebanon. ... leo
A Craft to Minnie Craft. l60 acres,
INV wl........................ 800
A Crockett to A E and w Could
ing, Al rcres, ii " 1. 10
A W Marks to Patsy Martin, 4 lots,
Lebanon. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5l0
wm Rutherford to John Brewster,
lot Lebanon. n............. 535
Mrs ; q Hearn TO NJ Fuller, lot,
LeDanon- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
NJ Fuller to 7 ] Har-igan. / lot,
narIlsourR. .......... ...... 10
E o Hyde to Margaret Cyrus, 4.42
aSIccY CClO tilO
IL Bryant to J oDownipg, 40 acres,
~ r. ! -..-............ JOO
Phil s Lantzy to John Lantzy, so
acres, ............. SQU
Mrs NJ A Gurrie to Grace III Couey.
lot, Shedd. .. 2IOI
Frank Bedell toJ LGilbert, 165.45
acres-... ........... 40
Jas Morgan to John X Allen, 5
acres IN WI e0I
ii Walker to Will. z < p Co,
l3O9 30 acres, 8 w3.. u
y IL Young TO Nancy J Galbraith,
acres, IL W 3...... 1000
W III Henning 10 Nancy Waters,
$50 acres, liw 9 ... 1855
David swank to Vim Ii swank, .
lotsi Lyons. INSTRUMENTATION. 100
u W Gospel TO ID Sgank, 4I.94
acres, L l--........ 30
Tax deed " NJ McCorkie to Il II
Rudd and Laura Haight, %
acres, l3 " g.
Jas Crawford 10 \ Ii Cumming. )
acres. IL " w4 10
o & q X X 70 VIM Cyrus, 33 acres. SIS
Solicitors Loan Co TO + Dewitt, -
4 E Williams to Grant Doige. 2
lots, Lebanon uu...--...-.. 100
Oregon TO John LswthSsite, 50.i3
acres -. :.-...--.-. 40
John Lewthwsiie to Will. p &P
20, same ;----..:--..--.. i
\ Goodman 10 Jos aud NJ Good
man, 10 acres, ii " wi... Il
IL ii Ames and Q W Moore 10 W
b Lawler and Frank O'Brien,
Interest in the Barney Bar
peto mining claim. ......--. Il
4 + Williams 70 G " %estfal, in
ierest in l69 -25, acres =. 500
II ID Hogan ct ux to Grant Dodge,
2l3.7S acres Il
Grant Dodge ei al TO II ID and "
Hogan, 2i3 IS acres Il
J Shea to Ii Lewis, piece land On
SzntiAm Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

We all know that any tired muscle can
De restored by rest Your stomach Is
music. Dyspepsia Is its manner Of say
ing Il am t1rso. Give me rest," 10 rest
the stomach you must do Its work outside
the body.
This Is the Shakers methcd Of curing
indigestion. and its success is best attested
by the fac that these people are practical
" free from what Is without doubt the
most prevalent Of all diseases. The Shak-
er Digestive Cordial not only eou.Sins d.
ge<ted ioed which is promptly absorbed
without taxing the tired digestive organs.
but it is likewise an aid to the digestion of
other foods in the stomach A 10 cent
trial bottle will convince yoa of Its merit,
and these you can obtain through all drug
gists.
laxol is the hest medicine for children
Doctors recommend it in place of Castor
Oil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

NExT TUESDAY NIaHT.-Attendants at
the opera house next Tuesday evening
will not be disappointed at the presen-
tation OF that beautiful military drama
"Twixt Love and Duty" The press at
cities where this drama has been given
speak in the highest terms OF Prof.. H..
A. Rayner, under whose personal super
vision the drama win be rendered here.
All interested are laboring necessarily
to make the performance success in
every particular. Music by the Trout
man orchestra with social dance fol-
lowing will greatly enhance the pleas
ures OF the evening. Reserved seats, Soc,
z g,llery, 2bc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

RETCRSED FEoN AsToEiA MIR. L. Nier-
eek returned last night from . trip down
the west side and the Columbia to As
ioria, placing agencies for Whites hair
restorer. which has brought hair on :
good many albany bald heads, al indie
pendence, McMinnVi'l le and Astoria. At
Astoria there has been considerable con-
tention over the location of 6epo: by
Mr.. Hammond. Smiths point, place
about five miles from the business part
of the city, will probably be accepted.
II it 10 Mr.. Hammond and Astoria peo-
pie ought to be ashamed of themselves
Mr. Viereck started to visit one OF the
nearest additions 70 see couple lots, bui
got tired after climbing ore or two hills
and returned home. Astoria seems TO b
] a. quie; in business way as other Ore
I gon cities Notwithstanding railroad talk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported By 9. 4. Snow 4
Co., solicitors Of American and Foreign
patents, opp. &. 5. Patent office, Wash
ngton, d. G.
Fl r Ascheek, Almeda, Cal. Iock-joipt !;
g N Bridges, Seattle, Wash, conduit
electric railway; w HainswoFth, Wesf
Seattle. Wasi', lsdie; M Jensen, Astoria,
Or, ian sdering machine; W Fl Martin.
Nat. Military home, Cal, life.saving de
vice for railway purposes; B Pitch
ford, San Francisco, Cal, cutoff valve for
engines; A ID Richmond, Sacramento,
Cal, car-axle box.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13
A MANS A MAN,

But its big advantage to him TO wear
we'll laundried shirts and underclothing.
The Albany Steam Laundry, Richards &
Phillips proprietors, make specially of
gentlemens work. Free mending for
men besides the first class laundry work.
A superior high gloss finish to shirts
collars. cuffs. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

McCLARr WANTS To DEBATE.-The Post
is informed that an effort is being made
by the Populist party of this section to
get up joint debate on the political is
sues OF the day on or about the 18th OF this
month. T. J. McClary, OF Gates, will be
the expounder of the populist faith, while
anyone of the following will be chal-
lenged to meet him: Rev. Bsrkley. E.
Hofer or Charles b. Moores.-Post.
is not known whether Mr.. Barkley will
be home from Ohio by that time but the
elder would make lively match for the
tonguey McClary any day on any sub
iect.-Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

BENTON OorNTY EsrATEs.-The follow
ing is from the Times: In the county
court Margeret Rich has petitioned for
an allowance OF $500 out oil the estate for
W. III. Rich deceased, tor her support
for one year. It sets forth that the
personal property allowed her is insult
cient for her support, and that the pro-
perty in the estate is valued at 5000
with an indebtedness Of only $500. The
petition was granted. John q. ROGERS,
administrator has filed his final account
OF the affairs Of the estate of John Rog-
ers deceased. He has paid out s., ,sea Is
and there remains in his hands 1921 50
in cash. The real property remains
unsold, and authori ty is asked 10 wind
up the affair o; the estate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

ARRANGING FOR APRIL IA meeting
was held at the court house last night TO
make arrangements for the republican
Wyatt was elected chairman OF the meet
ments consisting of j. A. Wilson, +. ].
Miller, |. +. Conn, JAS Van Wrinkle ana
z. b. Marshall was elected; committee
on music, ]. Z. Brown, S. n. Steele and
E. Z. Goff; on finance, J. w. Ousick, NJ.
II. Ellis, J. II. Howard, Thos, Monteith
and N. NJ. Newport.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

ECONOMY IN SALEM.--Only few years
ago the salaries of the marshal and re-
corder OF Salem were about $500. AT
the last meeting of the city council the
following was part OF the proceedings: !:
The ordinances reducing the salaries of
the city marshal and recorder from $1,000
to $500 came up for third reading, and
were passed by unanimous vote. Hol-
man moved to change the figure from
$500 to 5000, while Lamport moved to
change it to 5000. Both motions were
lost
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13
For Sale.

About s dozen hens, mostly thorough
bred white leghorns, also several thous-
and strawberry plants of varieties. In.
ouire OF G. T. Sedgwick II miles north
OF Albany, or on Sd street. one door east
of w. X. Bilyeu's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13
HURSDA-Y
COUNTY COURT.

a.. y. Duncan, county judge; N. Waters
aud J.w. Pugh, Commissoners.)
The bridge across Thomas creek was
ordered repaired.
A site for bridge across the Santiam
canal at Lebanon was ordered examined.
Application of G Z Eckert ct al for
county road geanted and same was or
dered opened.
Application OF A F Gooch ct al, for
county road, viewers appointed: r L
DeVaney. F j Denney and Jacob Schil-
ling, to report at next term.
Orjaral ,Nas1,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

oSE ]. P. LKss.-At the session of the
county court yesterday afternoon an or
der was issued doing away with justice
district No. three, and merging it with
No. ., making one justice for Albany,
East Albany, Price and Syracuse. Dis
trict will remain as at present, Albany
and Tangent. This gives Albany two
justices instead OF three as at present.
BY electing one from the country the
city would have one Justice, about what
the business justities. The action was
the right thing TO do.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-13

THE BowLrsa ALLEY.-The Albany
Bowling Alley, Craven 4 Hellebrand,
proprietors, will be formally opened to the
public tomorrow night, in the Parrish
block, when no charges will be made for
bowling on the opening night. This is
one OF the finest and most healthfuI
games played, one that deserves liberal
aunnort.