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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

jos. S,ernberg returned from Yaquina
this noon.
Prof. Lee and wm,. Foytrniller lets this
noon on ;heiE bicycles for Yaquina Bay.
Rev. VI. o. Brink. OF Southern Orc
gon, Is In the city, The gaesi ot his father
Thos. Brink.
President II. Il. Miller and s;a,e
Printer ". II. Leeds retained from Va
qulna Bay this noon.
Misses Anne and Nellie FoshaT have
been visiting at the home Of y. L. Ed
wards, AT Alpine. Benton county.
Mrs. Thos. Joses. Of Portland, return
Ell home yesterday after visit in Albany
the guest oi Mg. John Briggs.
SheFif; Gaines arrived in AlbAnv this
noon from Olympia wi;h James shields,
Fho will be kept for trial al the next
term OF the ctrcaig coasi.
Miss Dora Aftermath who i,zs bsen the
guest OF Miss Pearl dohson Tor the past
two weeks returned 10 hsg home near
Albany, Monday in company with her
sister who came over, SAtuFdzy.-SilyeE-
ton Mail.
Mr.. lack 0'Scil. travelling passenger
agent oi the o. L. & y. lega Tor ,hctesss
lAss night, 10 be gone Tor some time.
There are some caFSo1s rEsmoEs atiozt ln
FaIiroasi circles, and one Of sl~esn is that
Jack will not return alone. Telegram.
Miss Ethel Morgan. one OF Hillsboros
most accomplished Young ladies, who
has been the guest oG her oonsin Miss
Eva Simpson several weeks, left yes.er-
day for Salem, where she will visit with
Miss Ethel 6.ilinrhAm several days be-
fore returning home.
Carl kiefer and David Gcslieb left this
roon Tor the Bay. They aill Pc 5Oined
tomorrow night lSy Harry Pollock aud
Vernon Ramp Who will leave here al
o clock on their bicycles and perhaps
will run for record.
Rev. 5. Longtsoitonl closed his school
IN the south di<tyic; Friday, July 81.
after short bat successful term. We
are informed that be will be the teacher
sor the fall term in the same district, as
he Is well liked by both patrons and
schoiaFs.-Aisea Cor. Gazette. Rev.
l.ongb0;tom was formerly pAs'or a the
q. 7. church in this city.
Air. John Gil1nour. one OF the ocsoscn-
areans, oi Oregon, an old resident Of Linn
county. but for several years oi Marion
tSss1hf > @ANEs Ht~eaAs4aE ssfrfAt uAss VIII
Albany friends, returned TO Salem this
week. He is father ia law oi Hon. r.
W. Davenport, Of Salem, with whom he
resides.
Homer Davenport. the artist is said 70
receive 81 600 a month. That Is the
price oi genius. Davenport is a great
fellow for animals. and he always gets
one or bird in his pictures il possible
An Albany friend OF Homer tells how
one time his father made him present
of S7o gold watch. II was not long al
terwards that he traded the watch for 4
bull dog, prcferring that to & mere time
keeper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14
Great Results Expeeted.

Joe Cavanaugh, who for years held q
wardenship at the Oregon penitentiAry
came down yesterday from the Lawler
mine at Anidem. where he is employed,
and reports good progress in the dig
gins" He says about 20 men are en-
ployed at wages ranging from $l.5o to
IS so per day. Both day and night crews
are worked. Mr.. Smith is foreman of
the night shift. and Mr. Mears OF the day
shift, both competent men and hearty
good fellows who enjoy the confidence of
the management as we'll as the men.
Mr.. Cavanaugh says the men are un-
usually well treated, having good board,
including the best the inland market af-
fords The camp is lighted by electri-
city, and good baths are furnished all the
men. 1t is evident from all appearances
that the venture is proving a success, ard
that the mine will prove a bonanza TO
the Quartxville region. There is much
prospecting in the Santiam region of the
Cascades. Many new mining claims are
being filed. and great results are expect
ed by all who know the possibilities oi
this section.-Iournal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

VIM. Brenner returned from Portland
Monday where he bad taken a carload
of hogs for sale. He reports sa:isiact-
oFy sale of the hogs.
G.orge VI. Bilyeu is erecting a COM
modious residence on his farm east OF
Scio. Beecher and Russell Higgins are
doing the work.
JEFF Myers Was up and stayed over last
Sunday Nith home foiks. JEFF says that
politics down At the capital city are at .
white heat and that knock down" ar
guments are not unfrequenily induIgesi
In.
G. v. Phillips left Tuesday for Port
land. lie xill there take the steamer for
San Francisco on business aud health
restoring trip. lie sill return via Of
Ashland where he expects to remain
some days NJ she springs at that pace
lie expects TO be absent from home q
tnonth.-Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14
The .poculen. wa,.rr.,eloa Is a,ouna.

The E1ocUlent watermelon Is aa01ud-
Seven republican Z. S. saaators hare
now declared for Bryan.
The hardware business il better in Al
bany this year than lsss year.
Farmers are nos lasing secoad al time
these days. No foolishaess now.
Yesterday was the hottest dav ia the
year in many places thronsh the east
The Gypsy is having ;hings pretty well
lis own Say up the Willamette.
While several .hreshers have begun run
ning. mos; Of them ~ili not starr rp until
mex Monday
Several Albany young men are making
arrangements TO leaye this week for tie
Bay on bicycies.
Tne Forepangh ci7-us 10 l-s in Saseus il
well billed IN Albany. Albany will be
passed and many do lars wlll be Kept al
home.
Ferry is 4 very busy stree; juss now dur
ing WORK on the tllme diversity o:
opinions are being expressed as 10 whether
:hs tiling will d. its work. Wait and sec
&c GoodAle, ihe Coburg iumberrnan,
yesterday closed bargain Tor a million
feet of lumber, 10 be shipped 10 Salt Lake
and Omaha. 1t was coa:ractei at good
figure.
a teachers institute will be held in A.
bany August u 10 Sept. by Snperinten-
dent Wheeler. Prof Tyree Of this city and
Prof Ackerman OF Portland, will have
charge of the work.
While working at Detroit Harry Siaiei
had leg broken by log rolling upou
him. DR. Cauthorn Of Por' land. was TAX
ing his summer yacstion there and attend
cd the injured man.
The report of the secretary shows thai
GO trips have been made through the Jock
at Oregon City during the quarter jus
ended. S.585 passengers. .4g7 head 0
live stock. 9.SSG tons of freight were takel
through.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14
THURSDAY
COUNTY COURT.

Geo Barton, county judge; NJ, Waters, d. Ia.
Curt, Commissoners.l
Bill o Nellie Mcdonald for keeping ]
H Lewis disallowed, also bill OF d G
Swan, roads, $50.
Petition OF Q w Watts to fill vacancy
as constable in district l was dismissed.
Petition of X w Hutehins for county
road granted on payment of damages.
II Q Chance resigned as of district
7, accepted. Petition for appointment
| of ] III Glass continued.
Matter OF aid to John Foust left to cou !.
ty judge.
Commissioners TO extirpate Canada
| thistles, w Compton for dist s, l. Pom
eroy for dist 6, ] W Richardson for dist
Z, Henry Propst for district 8.
Supervisor of dist 70 was ordered to
open road full width.
Bill OF z IL Dalrymp,e S5 as dist atty
in case of Carl Zimmerman disallowed
A Hart, was appointed constable of
In application of o. y. Boss ct al. for
county road the following viewers we're
appointed: ] W Burkhart, Frank Blod-
gett and Elbert kubler, to meet Aug 2l
at 9 q IN.
Application of W F Deakins for extern
sion OF time to complete tax roll Of 1896
was disallowed.
Bills allowed:
County otficials-C B Montague $l66. IS /;
NJ Z Gaines $l66.65; d F Hardman $3.50 /;
Judge Barton 500; 2 Il Morris $SS. s. ;
Wheeler $50; Il B Montague $50; Asa
Lewelling $50.
Aid Mrs Clark s., Cox family s., Ken
worthy family S., Alberts 50, o I Lub-
ker IS: Alma Vail IS; Sarah Hines s. i;
Robert Gillock So. Orin Watson 81,
Powers family $40, Mrs q Junkey So,
L Piper 81, H Meyers 81. Jas Iarew 81,
house rent for Mrs Christensen $6. Phoe-
be Hendricson $, powers family SIS, Mrs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

VERY FAST BISpISo.- Last Tuesday
Lon Henkle had quite an exciting exper.
perience while at work on his place near
Phiiomath. He was running = self
binder in 60-acre field when one OF the
bride bits broke AMI the team became
unmanageable and started to run. Mr..
Henkle kept his seat for some little dis
tance, but finding he could do nothing,
and that he was ieopardizing his life, he
sprang from the machine and let the
horses do as they pleased. He said that
for quite awhile the machine kept bind
ing and the way the bundles We're
thrown into the air beat anything he had
ever dreamed Of in the harvesting line
The horses kept running back and forth
thrS ugh the grain in every direction
the binder was finally thrown out OF gear
and ceased its labors. Later on it was
smashed ell TO pieces. The team wat
finally stopped, and, strange to tell, the
horses were uniniured.-rimes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

VINO WANTS TO WoRK.-Some men say
there is nothing 70 do; but the truth Is
some are not after wlrk. TIE States
man SAYS: Archie Masor, The contract
or, reports 4 SCARCITY OF men desiring em-
ployinent at the present time. Yester-
day he made an offer of 81 - per day to
fellow, who has several times during
the current season approached him Tor a
Job, but it was declined with the remark
that sit was not enough wages" The
following from the 0regonian corrobor-
ates Mr.. Mason's statement: Hugh
Glenn, Of the contracting firm OF Hon.
neyman, DeHart & Glenn, who is con-
structing a portion OF the Astoria-Goble
railroad, is at the St. Charles. He has
| just returned from Seattle, where he
went to employ laborers. He wants 800
more men, principally axmen and station
men, but finds it hard to secure them
Il have advertised for men," he said
and pay them 81 so day, which is II
cents more than paid by the railroad
companies and other contractors for til,
same class of work; yet it seems imposs
BILE to get them.'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

BEATS THR Doc FAD.-A ladies white
siipper-just a plain, ordinary white
slipper, was attracting no little attention
in Mediord last Monday. The slipper in
question Vas on a tour around the world
by express, and was laid over day in
the express office al this place. Itstarted
from S.. Louis and will go 10 New YorS,
thence TO Europe. and back again TO its
owner in st. Louis. There is little prob
ability of its being recognized as every
available inch of space on the slipper was
marked and remarked. and tags by the
score were fastened TO it-on which were
written little OF everything that fer
tile Imagination could conceive. IL was
only little slipper, but the attention il
received was worthy Of much greater
object OF admiration.-Mail,s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

4 MInSloHT RrSAwAY. - About
o'clock this morning team was heard
running through the western part OF the
city at = terrific rate. Investigation re-
yealed the fact that an old fellow from
Amity, chuck full oil corn juice, was pass
ing through Albany for Eugene, when
his team got frightened. probably q, the
man was thrown out on the ground and
the horses continued straight ahead, go
ing completely through the Masonic
cemetery fence, the WAGON stopping dir
ecily over the fence. the darkness pre-
venting the team from seeing the tura Of
the road. The old man cAuped cut the
remainder Of the night, and left at
O'Clock, sober. il not wiser. Ais team
and outfit were no, damaged materially
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

OF CorslxE--The Oresouian shouts
over the decision against the Albany
Colts IN a column article. In referenee
10 the protests against she Monograms.
It says: Last night Umpire Joe Smith
forwarded rSpoT; 10 San Francisco, in
which he stated that lIe hxd carefully
investigated the protests made against
The MoBogFAms, and had decided 10 re-
iect ;hem. In bis report Mr.. Smith
stated that the protests OF over age
against the three Monogram players
des. guA;ed were merely based upon gen
eral charges and unsupported by evi-
denoe. while On the other hand. the
players protested had furnished him
with afsldaviIs from their parents show-
ing that noue we're over lsls years old. >
TIE club should be excluded on account
OF playing unscheialed men, the records
showing that seventeen different meg
have played In tie different games In
any event the club il too poor stuff 10
ges q chance 10 20 10 san Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14
Obituary.

Meiderz Vanderpool WAS bornin North
Carolina on Jan. -, I7es and died af So
dayille, Oregon. Aug 5. 1885. lie crossed
the plains in 1876 and located at Parker
station in Polk county. where he resided
tos many wears, moving 10 Sodaville In
1878. residing there since thea. He
leaves four children. well known through
the valley. Though having had oaly
three months schooling Mr.. yanderposl
gas \ man Of oiexoellent education and xas
particularly superior in mathematics
pai;ing his knowledge 10 practical use in
Surveying. He also took grea, interest
IN astronomy, in which he was well
versed. Tie deceased leaves . good
record
TIE funeral service was held today,
when ,he remains wAs inferred in ;be
Dodge cemetry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

Coon FOR TEAMsTERs.-Freight traffic
by team In this vicinity is assuming act
i've proportions. E. II. Ingham's grocery
received Is tons by the
last San Francisco steamer, all OF which
was freighted from Corvallis here The
same firm also sent a ton to Cottage
Grove by team about the same time.
This only serves as an illustration OF
what the teams are doing. Other firms
are treignting extensively. While team
eters are kept busy it is noticeable that
freight shipments by rail are light. Two
trains were recently ordered of because
there was not sufficient freight 10 pay to
ran them.-Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14
FRIDAY
THIS WILLAMETTE.

II is valley most grand,
A very beautiful land,
Set IN mountain band,
This Willamette.
Near the great paciiic's tide.
Near the Columbia so wide,
At the Inland Empires side,
This willamette.
Mighty Hoods hoary head.
The Three Sisters chilly bed,
High jefferson on his sled.
Near Willamette.
Climate ne'er felt so good,
Everything one wants for food;
Hospitable people have STOOD.
In this willamette.
Here is found glorious game,
From tbe Celestial ci fame
To the cougar without shane,
No: far from Willamette.
Mines rich in silver and gold.
Wheat and fruit Yields never sol !,
Cattle and sheep in the teld,
In this Willamette.
Would you have a heaihiui home,
Where cyclones never roafn7
Then here is the place 20 come.
To the Willamette
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

BROKE THREE FIxGKRs.-Frank Dickey
met with bicycle accident last evening.
He was scorching along the sidewalk on
Fourth street in the third ward, on q ~
geared wheel, when loose beard. OF
which there are many in Albany. few
up, and Frank and his wheel also flew
ND Just as he came to the ditch. In his
lighting sgainst the railing OF the bridge
three fingers were broken and the young
bicycle repairer is now carrying his hand
in sliugs and splints.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

c. c. Goldsmith, a small dealer in Ea-
gene, has made an assignment. Liabilities
$500. assets $3.50.
All the barber shops of the city have now
reduced shaving to 10 cents, hair cutting
10 cents, eastern prices.
The wooden mill is being run DAY and
night filling orders for blankets. CASH
meres. &c. II il busy place.
Spokane is evidently prospering. II is
10 have 100 arc lights the coming year ia
stead Of so as now. Prize 50 80 light.
Speaker Thomas B. Reed was nominat-
ed hy acclamation for the 10th consecutive
term in congress by the republican touven--
tion of the FIRST district of Maine yesterday
A young man from up the river towards
Corvallis was showing how fast he cou'd
drive yesterday afternoon, along our streets
He demonstrated the fact com letely, but
1t cost him $40 ard costs.
The Red Crown Mills of this city is moi
in any Of the combines mentioned in the
papers. under which the farmer gets only
SO and - pounds OF -four for a bushel oI
wheat. This mill gives 10 pounds as il
always has.
| DR. Smith and BAIL Wagner were, las
evening, thrown from tandem. at Salem
receiving painful injuries. The forward
forks Of the machine broke and each fell
his head striking on she hard street. The,
were picked up bleeding and unconscious
with ugly bruises on their faces.
A general demand is being made i,
Crook county for the Improvement Of th,
Mckenzie wagon road so that freighter
can use it. What IL the matter OF the IN
proyement of the o G e. so that freight
ers can use it in to Crook county. Thirt
miles OF rail would do the business.
The Salem Statesman wants Il I. Bark
ley 10 resign as a member of the state leg
isiatqre, because he has repudiated the re
} publican party who elected him and com
out for Bryan. Were there a special eec
! ton for successor Mr.. Barkley would
re- elected by an overwhelming majority
But the fact is Mr. Barley was outspoke
in his silver sen; iments before election an
the Statesman's proposition is ridiculous
t Il The Salem Woolen Mill recently starte
, lup has closed for 60 days, when it WI
start up again. About CSC, ,0G0 pounds
} wool are ON hand ready for use as soon
l operations are begun. The Statesman
!. explanation of the matter is rather funn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14
NO 2
BUCK VS.. BICYCLE.
Grant Froman's Deer Experience.

Grant Froman left Tuesday morning
on his bicycle for Bellknap Spring on 4
fishing expedition. He Travelled 73 miles
that day stopped at farm house all nigh t
and started early next morning. Hs
was directed wrong and went 10 Foley
Springs, then started again after dinner.
and On the wav came across buck Iyint:
in the road. He was slipping by on on.
side when the buck made for him, strik
ing his bicycle and sending it six or eight
feet, bending the rim and breaking two
or three spokes, landing Grant on top OK
the buck, where he sat a long time hold
ing the buck down When released the
buck made on and Grant repaired his
wheel and rode On, arriving at Belknap
Springs at 5 O'Clock in the evening. TAX
ing supper with Joe Meyers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14
Send \ our Bundle.

Care and intelligence in laundering
clothes has had its effet-it Is responsible
for the success of the Albany Steam LAun-
dry. Send along your bundle 10 the best
laundry in the valley, or let Richards *
Phillips know and they will call for 1t.
II you are not patron of the Albany
Steam Laundry tell the proprieloCs at once
10 send for your bundle. unoe customer
always \ customer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

A BIcYcLE AoapEST happened last
evening at the DEMOCRAT corner that for
tunately terminated only in a damaged
bicycle. Arthur Wood was riding At
fast speed past the Dawson corner TO the
street this side. just as single rig
driven by two young ladies came west on
the street. The bicyclis, sought TO turn
his wheel but was going too last and ran
into the front wheel of the buggy, falling
nearly under the horses heels. The
horse was we'll managed by the young
ladies and n runaway prevented. The
front wheel Of the bicycle was broken
and the fork twisted. Fortunately the
rider was not injured.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

THE JANE LAW III ere is Oregon g game
law in nut shell. Paste it in your hat:
Game and fish can be killed only during
the following seasons: Grouse, Mon
golian pheasant and quail, September |
to December l, Prairie chickens, July
to October /. Wild ducks and water
fowls, September to March Is. Deer,
mountain sheep, etc., August l to Dec
ember /. Killing for hides or par. OF
carcass only is prohibited. killing
spotted fawn is prohibited. East OF Cas-
cades it Is unlawful to kill at any time,
| Chinese pheasants, quail or Bob White.
Trout, April to November l. Salmon,
December 15 10 November i. Explosives
to kill fish, nets, seines, distractions TO
90 passage of fish, etc., prohibited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

WILL TRAVEL "A new specially comp
any has been organizing ia this city for
some time ard is soon to be launched
upon the theatrical world. The troupe
consists OF the Cotton children and their
mother, who have been spending the
summer here, strengthened by ALI Dill
lard who will accompany them as mus
comedy comet and basso pfcfundo. and Raiph
Brumley, who will also have comedy
Geo. Gill will join the troupe later az
manager. The company makes its first
appearance at Roseburg. - Eugene
Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-14

Tng BICYCLE 0RpISANcR.-Under the
bicycle ordinance it is unlawful to ride q
bicycle on the sidewalk on First or Sec
ond streets, between Washington and
Baker streets or on Ferry, Broadalbin.
Ellsworth or Lyon streets, between First
and Second streets, or on the east side OF
Lyon street from Second 70 Ninth street.
Under this 1t is not lawful to ride BIZ
cycle from lateral street across the
sidewalk on Second street, as many have
been doing, and the practice must be
stopped. II is not only against the or
dinance but it Is an unsafe practice. BY
order OF the Marshal