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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
Potatodom

The two days picnic at Jefferson is
thing OF the past, big crowd was in at
tendance both days, every thing went
well until the evening OF the second day
when few knock downs were indulged.
l pMr. Speliinger is building quite an adj
dition TO his house, also MIR. Thomas
SHELTON anticipates the erection OF new
house in the near future.
Little three year old Sadie Groshong
had the misfortune to get bean pushed
up her nose last week. After some diff
ficulty DIR. Smith, OF Jefferson, extracted
it., on account of the swollen condition oi
the nostril he had to pass it over and oui
the opposite nestril.
Ii we had gotten slice OF the cake we
would have recorded two marriages thai
sof Mr.. Will Rhodes, of near Jeffer.
son, to Miss Boown, OF Marion county
and Mr.. Jno RaiLy and Miss Phillip, O
near Shedd.s May all parties concerned
find cmooth pleasant voyage through
life.
| Hartly Phelps and Ned Skelton vii
each have log rolling this week.
JosHuwAY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

Portland has new daily paper. The
Tiibone
A ST. Louis dispatch vas received 10 az
In Albany just sl& minutes after il lef s..
Louis.
Prof Paryin. assisted By members of
his late class ~ifl give concert al UaIfy
hall Salem tonight.
Prof John II BlosE, cl the O. A. C.
srii deliver The Alb Of JuI, oEa;ioa al Sa-
lem this yea<
A SAese got gloriouslv..druak last night,
orcaue cyclsnic and Is now 10 The city lsli
serving cut 3 tine.
Mr.. c II. Da'ry mpIe Is tie Linn ooun-
" member OF the Congressional lnves.igat-
ing committee and not B F. Famp. ~
stated by Salem paper. and given y tie
DEnpcRAf
Autx speaking of Congressman Ellis
says. He has tiae pnysique clear CON-
piexion. and doesn't 1rink. smoke. shex
or swear 4. for brains he sets onc
very well without then.''
The Pest make YsTs candid admission
4 farmer IN DAKOTA has a hog Eiih SIX
legs. /. Is eon-idsred a great curiosity.
but we can b n ilai night h.-se in Salem.
Here ~e have ncgs wiln two legs. and
plenty ct them.
Great interest was taken today in the
" ss.ern Union reports of the 81 Louis
convention. fnrni-Led the public through
the eoartssy of the accomplished ag, Mt,
Mr.. Senders.
Ben Hudson. aged 10 yearp, xas re-
ceived at Ire safe reform school last even
ing Tn consmitmen, from Portland lie
stole bieycle reoe1iiy and rods IL 10 Hal
ser where he sold il aud vent on 10 Ash
land. There BE WAS captured. Salem
Statesman
A letter was received at The T o. ad-
dressed to Hon. - -, onr OF the
bravest d s,ldiers who ever lived in Al.
baBy. Or. God bless him - II was for.
warded 10 his address, The worthy gentle.
man nov being u resident o; another cogu-
iy.
Farmers ara greatly interested in a new
| 1t. le of harvester and binder. which IA
being exhibited at Hopkins Bros. hard
ware siore. IL Is called The Columbia Il
il designed to overcome ali ri the defect.
OF mach n.s no~ in use II Il worth ex-
aminiug even thf.rRh one has no ia',.n
tion OF ! urchasIDg.
In his PRAYER at the opening OF the rts-
publican national convention. the Iewisi
Rabbi Sole at St. Louis. raid: ''proSpsf
Thou the work Of this council convened ii
the Gauss Of the people. and when It's mes-
sage gees forth over the land. may it
golden image bring 10 them the glad as
surance that prosperity will brighten on
homes" The dear brother in Israel don
seeni 10 realize that the people are net wor
shipping the golden calf Salem Journal
Messrs Booton ar Reed. Of Crock conu
ty arrived here today at noon with 81 hes,
Of horses which they brought across th
Mckenzie route. Fifty head Of the ami
mals are p1nies and are the property :
Mr. Booton while the remaining ~ 81
work horses aud belong to Mr R.ss
They were brought here for sale. h. ger
tleman report 90 miles Of snow from I
20 feet deep a. the summit and state thu
they had "a rough trip The Hampton ca
: tie was met on the summit aud they Lai
successful trip.-Gnard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
An Elephant on Hand.

A big farce is going on dow n at Astoria.
Here are some Budgets on the subject:
This morning the fishermen presented
the militia with % fine, big salmon,
which we're caught last night. Not bad
present from The .'rio,ous and blood
thirsty mob" whom some OF our wise %
officials want the soldiers TO kill.
Governor Lord stated to resident Of
tits city that Clatsnp county could have
the militia, but that The county would
have to pay the greater part oil the ex-
penses. The total expense is $500 per
day, besides extra expense Tor pa rol
boats and incidentals. As Judge ray
Is familiar with the financiahcondi j. n
of the county We will give him credit for
knowing what he is doing. Clatsop
county IL only IN debt TO the state $22,-
coo now. What will Il be by the lime
the fishing season Is over.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
ABOUT THE MINES.

Mr.. w. b. Lawler, is in the city today
While in Salem yesterday he gave th,
following information about the situa-
ton at the mines:
w. b. Lawler, general manager OF the
Lawler Mining company,s Quartzviile
mines, was IN Salem today. He reports
progress IN the big Qnartzyille mining
enterprise satisfactory, with results fully
10 good as had been expected. Three
tunnels now extend well into Dry Gulch
mountain. Tunnel No. /, which starts
At the base OF the mountain extends 500
leeti tunnel No. 2 reaches $50 feet into
the mountain, and tunnel 3 is completed
about 800 feet. These tunnels run par
al!el 70 each other. Tunnel No. z ia
directly over tunnel No. /, with which il
Is connected by vertical chute 200 feet
in length. Tunnel No. 8 enters The
mountain about 200 feet nearer its sum
init than No. 2, and they are also con-
nected by a vertical chute. The stamp
mill Is situated al the mouth of tunnel
No. 1, and by means of the chutes and
ears, all the ore passes out Ihrongh this
tunnel aid is dumped into the large bin
near the mill Still another tunnel Is
being dug into The mountain, starting
nearer the summit. If paving are l.
struck, this will be connected by chute
with No. 3, from whence its o,e will find
las way to the great ore bin. There are
now 50 men at work. The 20-stamp mi
Is going night aud day. 50 TO 90 tons OF
ore being disposed If every day. The
Lawler Mining Company has expended
about $4,000 in these mines, bat tile
work OF Developments as contemplated by
The company, has just fairly begun. Tie
plan OF the company was 10 extend the
sunneiing clear through the mountain.
and the estimate OF the expense Vas
from 500, 900 TO 500, 600. Further de-
yeiopmenis may induce the expenditure
OF much more capital in that region.
Several clean ups have already been
made. but what the output IN gold has
been Is one ihsns1hs complny will not
allow divulged. Il evidently Il satis-
factory 10 the company, however, rs Mr.,
i.aal-r, through whose instrumentality
the luaIizvil.e mines were hought. has
made representations 10 members OF the
sainc company, who, tose'her with the
kot' t'schiid house in Lond u are negotiate
ing Tor the Hue mines, in Lane county.
Ihe contract has not yet been sealed Il.
this deal, bus there il good assurance
that it Will he, and within 50 days the
work Of developing tlIe Blue mines on a n
extensive scaie viii he besua.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
Who is on the Commi.te :?

At the indignation meeting in Salem,
the DEMOCRAT stated on the authority Of
a salem paper, as a matter Of news that
b. +. Ramp, of this city was appois.:ed a
member OF the committee to have charge
OF the coniestine of Tongues election.
The peoples party paper Of this city cor
rected tn. item and said it was Mr. g.
IL. Dalrymple. and not Mr.. Ramp who
was on the committee from this county.
X. X. Ryan VAS chairman OF the meet
ing, hence the following letter should be
authority on the subject:
SALEM, Or, June Is, 1896.
Mr b. Z. Ramp, Albany, Or.
Dear Sir: At the indignation meet
ing held here Saturday last you was
chosen as one Of the committee 10 take
steps TO contest VanderbGrg's seat and
get q new count. You will see the Journ-
al mailed you today. Meeting in Salem
on June %, at p. m. at 80 State st.
Yours truly,
X. Z. RY4x.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
~

SERIOUS AccIDEST.- Tnesday afternoon
about 4:30 as Mrs. ". p. EImore Mi, =
Ellie Blown and thetw small cbildre.I
Of Mat Caroline were returning from tn ].
north side To their homes on the sonf..
side, IN coyered-fop buggy. the hort
became frightened and jumped dow,
the embankment near the planning mill.
turning tie buggy over teIce. bsui~ins
the occupante very bauIy, especially
Mrs. EID.ore, who was a mass Of bruises.
The next day she was nnabIe TO turn
herself in bed, and is not now M ch I.et-
ter. The wonder is fhat 10 one was xiii
ed, as tie emLankment is 5 or feet
high -BrownsriIie Tines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

CoxNIrEs TO THE RxFoRx School
Several days ago George Allen and an
other boy OF this city nan away with two
aohos going north. The boys were trse-
Ell down the road aud stopped vesteyda v
was committed TO the reform school rs
al incorvigable and the father OF the
other poy went after him this noon, il
being decided to give him anothe,
chance. The commitment ct Geopee
Allen was mailed 10 the officer 81
Salem this noon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
Mr.. D. b. Mcn,eitii vent to Por,Ian
to-day nm fsasinazz

Mr.. d. d. Mcn,eitil went TO Portland
today on business
Ex-county treasurer W. T. Card. of
seio, was IN the city today.
Col" JEFF Myers s1ok the forenoon
local yesterday for i.~ days visit at
his Scso home Statesman.
Prof. W. ]. Crawford, OF the Sclo pub.
.ic schools. was in Albany today on his
say To his Polk county farm.
Q. ". Fairbanks, OF Indiana, vino was
temporary Chairman OF the national re-
publican convention, is q esusia OF Hon.
I. w. Davenport, state OF The slate land
boand.-Salem Statesman.
Pnnf. @, II. Jones. la,e principal II the
AcMinnyille public schools, i in the
city. tie Is brolher Of Marion county's
rev school sapes;nieadent--Prof. Geo.
". Joaes.-Sissesn2n And . former
Linn comfy teacher.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

TaE PEET EsTATE.-Mrs. Martha Pest,
ss admlnIstratrix. has filed her final &C
count In the estate OF " T. Pees, de-
ceased All claims against the estate
have been paid. and there remains in her
hands resources as fellows: Cash. $5.-
aSs-4ls county warrants, Ss57S. 50
notes. $iI0: mo- t-,aSe. sssI. bank stock,
$1,000; total, 50 $50. The properly Is "a
be divided equally between the admins
trStrix and her JSagher IIeariettS--
Times At the time Of Mr.. Peet's death
II was reported that tie estate amounted
to $4,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
ST. CONVENTION
Platform Adopted. Silver Men
Go Out.
Mckinley Nominated on the First
Ballot.

ST. LOUIS, June Is, l0:30.-Convention
was called to order and platform present.
ed. 1t declares for existing gold stand
ard, opposes free coinage of silver,
pledges protection, reciprocity and Just
relation, endorses Harrison's adminis-
tration, denounces Cleyeland's, favors
protecting American sugar, endorses
Mouroe doctrine, favors extension civil
service, opposes use OF money for sectar-
ian purposes, favors liberal pensions,
government construction of Nicaragua
canal, restriction OF immigration, good
offices and active irterposition for re-
sto.ation OF peace in Cuba, denounces
government in reducing pensions.
Upon motion to adopt Teller arose TO
object amidst great cheering and con-
fusion, and he Ii loudly cheered, SAYS
gold plank would lower price OF farm
products, and that protective tariff can
not be maintained on gold standard.
Says he believes majority of the people.
OF this country favor silver. Gold sand
ard will work great hardships and that
welfare of people is at stake in this con-
test. Teller stated that he would he
forced out OF the party il the gold plank
prevailed, that he will never address an.
other republican convention.
ll:4S. Foraker moved that the Teller
substitute he laid on the table Carried
slS1s TO loss. Foraker moved previous
question on adoption OF platform. Idaho
demanded separate vose on financial
plank. Roll call OF states ordered taken
on the question.
l:l5. Motion to vote on financial
plank separately was carried. The plank
was carried, also the whole platform
Cannon of Utah, announced that the
minority would not yield. Thirty OF
forty delegates Immediately went out
lead by Teller. Alternates took places.
One Montana delegate remained, who
made statement. Chairman announced
eno1gh left to do business facelionslY.
O'Clock p. N. Roll Ct states called
for presentation of candidates. John II.
Ba dHin presented name OF Allson.
2:l7. Lodge presented name OF Reed,
cheers. Secluded by LitiiefieId.
2:SO. Depew presented name OF Nor
ton. Great appiauses. Called with
drawing delegates erring sister. Morton
would only take gice-presidency unani-
mously.
S.l2. Foraker presented name oi
William Mckinley Storms OF applause,
piumes waI sed, hoFns blown, immense
demonstration, men On feet SssecEing,
handkerchieis waived. At..lienee sang
Marching Through Georgia" and 'Bas.
tle Cry of Freedom -
man with Napoleon hat created en-
thusiasm. Thurs,on seconded nomina-
ton OF Mckinley. Gov. Hastings pre-
sented name OF Quay.
D % p M. New York votes 81 for
Morio~. IL Tor Mckinley Vote challeng-
ed. Including Aew York Mckinley-SsHs.
Ried 81, Allison p. Quay 3ss.
5:26. Mckinley nominated. Great
cheering. Vote including OHIO 49, s-2.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

John Dixon, brother OF James Dixon,
who shot Charles Rice last Sunday, near
Bladeley's in a hall game, rode into
Rosebnrg last evening, informing the su-
tho.ities that large mob was organized
near the scene OF the shooting 10 lynch
james, confined il the county jail. The
authorities are preparing to defend
Dixon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
SATURDA
uona AND aBkoAu

Belt pias S, 10 md sc at Freneh'x-
ISe cream S and loc dish at Viereck's
summer garden.
Fresh vegetables OF all kinds at Conn &
HUssons-
Ladies shirt wAiss scts froEs 95c 10 50 %
at Erench's-
Ladies pearl SHIRT waist sets % AID SIC
at Freueh's.
rbe hest groceries at prices 10 scit the
times al Conn 4 Illusions
Summer Corse,s 1T 81. Lais Raket, Just
the thing for hot weather.
The nest fitting corset in the city st he
Raket Sior-Faket prices.
Special Sale Tee st. Luis Raket will
sell COTS Is at reduced priees this week.
Mrs. Vieresk has opened her ice cream
parlors and summer garden 'or the sea on
| Olive trees are growing IN Portland. and
the Telegram says the climate - suitable
for them.
Joaquin Miller will deliver lecture BE-
| fore the teachers at Monmouth next Non
day evening.
| Linen Pique and Duck suits ready made
perfect tit an1 latest styles for 500 at
the ladies bazaar.
Some han some birthday gems at Viii
& Starks, cheap. Unc for every mouth ia
the year.
Just across The street at Ha'ght Rros.
you can get what you want IN the meat
line, well cu.. with good treatment thrown
in. Some nice bacon and hams on hand.
4 A mass meeting Of himetalists of Man ion
county will be held in Salem on lune e6 at
II O'Clock a IN. The call is heads1 by
Judge r. 7. Boise.
Mr. Preston, recently from Texas, tais
week has purchased Mrs Newland's farm
consisting of 400 acres. about miles
/ northeast of this city. paying $3.50 cash
, for the same.--Brownsviile Times.
. J. B. keeney nnder several indictments
! for selling liquor 10 minors came TO Albany
yesteroa, and gave himself up, and next
= week will be tried. He has been hiding
near his home for several months.
Ladies viii do we'll TO cah at the Laiie,
Bazaar for their shirt waists. They carry
the larges. asSortments and lases. style,
Ia perfect fit guaranteed.
The big picnic at jefferson this weel
was well attended. The exercises were "
! general interest 4 man who ATTENDED
yesterday SAYS there were thnee fights dur
ing the day.
t On the evening of June Goth straw.
r he.rv and short cake social and ectertain'
: ment will be given at the corner OF Broad
/ albin an1 snd Streets in the p. o building
! by tho Epworth League of The Al. L
$ church.
: The Astoria Daily News contains thu
item: AT meeting of the beard a
foremen Of the FIRE companies of the cit
$ held yesterday il was decided not to per
: init anything to interfere with the Fire
/ mems Tournament. II was also decided /
8 have the hose team go into training q
/ once and 10 enter the races ut Portland O
e July and at Eugene on July l." Tn
q Astoria team is one Of the speediest in tn
Q Northwest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
Something
Good to Eat

is hard 10 prepare unless VOC have
nice wife and cracking good COO
stove. Nos ii you have tie zife,
have the stove. You don't y ant
dispo~e Of rhe wife. and we DO was
20 sell siIe stove. What's 20 pFeyeH
us from making . dicker2 Com
sr0und and we'H talk aiout Il.
STKxART < Sox HDw Co
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

HELD r3k THg GgASp IrRY Frank
spais hi. who broke into the As!clphian
Mission rssoms and slept ia the bed RAs
taken before Justice Fr-crk=rn las, even
ing. alved examination. and wAs held
10 awais The acfion OF the grand jury. In
default OF bail he NAs lsse6nacrased in the
county iaiI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

THE WArgRLoo MILL.-A gentleman
from Oregon City by the name of Shaw
passed through Lebanon yesterday from
Waterloo where he had been looking
through the woolen mill with u view OF
purchasing it. /, is reported that Mr..
Shaw is quite wealthy besides represents
ing some capitalists. 1t is ssid that
Mr.. Kay Is now Offering these mills for
sale that he may devote his entire time
to the Salem mill. We are informed
that Mr.. Shaw WAS well p'eased with
the Waterloo property and that it Is
more than probable that they will pur.
chase it.-Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

A committee OF farmers was appointed
at Harrisburg to learn where they could
get 40 pounds of flour for q bushel OF
wheat. Tue report resulted IN the Bos-
ton and Charlottesville mills being se-
lected, and it was recommended that the
farmers refuse 10 store wheat in any mill
tn at does not give this rate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
every KIN D
HUM0R
FROM
PIMPLES
SCR OFULA

Speedily cured by CuTIcuRA REsoLvEsT,
greatest Of hnmor cures, assisted externally
by warm baths with CUTIcuRA SOAR, and
gentle applications or cuTioURA (ointment),
the great skin cure, when all else fails.
Sold Throughout the world. piee, curIcraA, SIC !
Soar, 2se.l REsolyEsT, Hie and ti. Porfsa DRua
pg-. Lew 70 cars Every Hamor.r mailed trss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
Who Hath Woe?
Who Hath Sorrow?
Who Hath Much Wrath?

Verify Il e be that bnyeih Hid
Grade Bicycle AZ eesf of SO an
10 per cent Of for cash Fer beLet
u brezketh and essteth hjm fnio II
dust: yea, even into the m:re, ana
eette b into the lands Of the repair
er, and IN the end eostesh him man
pieces OF gold
Moral-Buy q "CoIumhia.' II
costs 800 and Is sold by the stswsr
& Sox Hdw CO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

ELEcTmcIrY AT STATION Mr.. Hughes
and family arrived in Stayton Sun
day, from Reding, CAL, and are guests at
the home OF Leo Brown. Mr.. Hughes
will locate in our little town, and erect
an electric light plant, to furnish the
town with lights, Witch will be quite an
improv ,ment to our little burg, and are
indeed glad to welcome such enterpris-
ing men rs Mr.. Hughes, in our midst
Cor. Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

A DAMAGE SuIr.-The case OF w. J..
Turnidse against orville Dorving, for
election day at Providence school house
was tried before Justice Harris, and a
Jury last night, and was not completed
until 2 o'clock this morning. The jury
brought in verdict for $50. The suit
was for 500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26

VS. Trainor has the contract fo- buill.
ing the dancing platform for the 4th. II
is to be 40 K 80 feet and will be located in
front of the court house,
On July 4th, local team. Drum. Watts.
French and v atson will play all ccmers
at cooked hat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
You Can't Fish

very zell without good outfit, and
We &Sald Ike 10 sell II to you. We
have roc=- nets, hooks, IInee, reels.
etc.. and THE pFis sc are lover than
yor usually Fsy-
STEzAKT & Sox HDx Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
The Best Paint

in fhe world Is Nasury's Mixed PainI
and We have Is n all colors. Every
body using It likes Is. If you want
lead and oil we have that, too, and
also yaraish, turpeHtine- brushes.
etc. sFEwAET ( Sex HDw Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-06-26
Almost Anything

wanteI By farmer Is kept for z
BY the Stewart K Sox Hardware @
Engines. sepzra'ors, binders, not
ers, rzkes. ploEs. hzrrUxs. znd al
most anything else II the Ike CT in
plements or hardware.