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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

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ttur9 an Der %. uno SadIon StraBe
Serr 6rieorib 2iebe i'm Nlter bon "a
Sabren.
S ie SaIe fir bas Sdnaerfeit
miro nun, tpie es enseiltia beihlOhen
III an Der Ode Der Goller unb W.
eagle point @pes. sebaut. Der gau
miro 75x300 SUB meiisn uno iol
$500 3ubOrer faiien. Saneben miro
bic ghbne 1000 Sdnsern &aum aeben.
Die Gront 6es gaues miro IN persiertem
Stpl gebaIten tperoen.
Im Wittwo6 itarb in @eIt-
Dubuque Serr s. %. Saplor, i'm
Glitter bon rs Sabren.
Sn ibrem S9luBberi6te iiber
ben Mtarstermin bes Siitritt9eridtes
betla9en lla bic 8rOb9ef4morsnen iiber
Die idredli6e 3unabme bon uniittli9e
teitsper9eben unter ben SinOern ~unierer
Staot. Sic erIu9ten ben &i9ter Die
ltdotii6en autoritdtsn our beiOnoereu
Wablamteit in bieIer an9eleeenbeit Su
ermuntern uno empfeblen Die Nnitel=
lung bon b~eionoeren Poli;iIten, un
libsr oas getragen Der &inDer Der StaOt
na9 ben S6ultunoen uno in ben
Ibeno= uno 9ladtitunOen gu MAIDEN.
= Sn Der StaOtratbsIibun9 otrur-
fa4te cine Goroerun9 Oes Serrn Boomers
cine Debate pelher cine He9nun9 BON
500 fir isine Sienite auf benz Cafe
Yeofa @omite borlsgte. Der Sesabs
lung Duroe pppDnirt uno bic Neb=
nung ans Gomite fir oas 8ause Der.
tpieien. Die idbrliGen Seri9te Der
Seainten ipuroen ent9egen9snpmmen
uno cerwieien. aua puroen bic
9lerts uno &iater fir bic Staotpabl
ernannt.
Sn benz Sauis ibrsr So6ter in
gsleoue itarb AM IL. Mdr3 Srau 8.
8. Gap on elmer Nierentrant6eit i'm
Utter bon 81 Sabren.
". St99lns lll0 g. Sharp,
tpel6e einen groben Wplf uno cine
WilotaBe in @aIbinatOn SOwnIbip
I'M bieigen @puntp tDbteten, erbielteu
bic geIeBti6e grdmie bon $500 uno
$500 bon ben Gountpbsb6roer.
- gu &eboing in Californian itarb
am %. Gebruar Serr Soiepb 2eitner
i'm @lter bon 46 Sabren. Serielbe
mobnte friiber in 8alena, ST., uuo
aud bier in Dubuque.
- Die Serren Ioolf Spmnterielo,
Seinria Weib nnb Wil9elm Suosi6er
baben flint older 2anb nabe Center
Grobe aepa6tet unb beabIitti9en bort
in ausseoehnter Weiie bic SibnerSuat
5u oefreloen. nm
= Snfolae Don gsrlsBunsen am
4opfe, tpslde sr ii1 burd einen Sal
Su3og. itarb i'm Mercp,Soipital babier
elm gspiNer Midael 3iIep. I'M 9lter
bon Al tSabren. gs iiberleben ibn
feline Satin unb 3tpei 2inDer.
- Sn Der gatbeorale purben perfl.
Wode Serr 9. 9unplep unb SRI. gR.
WcDonnea bon &ep. Seelan sbsli6
9~etraut.
- SIM Srisbensasridt uurbs Elm
Mann Namens 9. Melorep iiberiiibrt
einem Serrn Shea $45 aeftpblen gu
BADEN. - Garl Cup unb Sbspoor 2aez
NOR bon ROrosS Dubuque babsn iib
9egenieitig tueaen erlittener W~tibbanb=
lunaen seridtli6 pertlagt.
Wari1al Srib0en bon Cascade
brahte Samstag einen Wann Namens
Srib Wiiler our Staot, nm i'm Der
unteriuhunasbeh6rbe Su itslen. Ger
Mann bat ndmlid i'm Wabnlinn feline
Radbarn nit sinem 3niippsl anaeial=
len unb beunrubi9t bic Nadbarihaft
i~iberbaupt in neutrality-suspicious.
- Die bieiiae vgant & Sniurance
Building" .8eislidaft bat ibr Nftiens
8apital bon $3.50, 900 auf $500. 600
erbDbt.
SOnnerstaa itarb Serr 81. 8.
Collier, tuobnbaft on Der peif 3.
StraBe, i'm glitter bon SO Sabren.
Sas @%esrdbniB fano am Samstas
itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
3u 0erfaufen.

Cine idSns Sarm pom 800 9ldsr, ~ Meilsn
noro0flid pom gbrian. Wiun. 200 gfer
Ruo inter Bftug ; 80 ader t0nuen nod ges
bro6sn merbeu uuo bas llebrige lit Seulano.
Die Na9bari6ait lit bsIti6 :tatboliih. Ger
Preis IN $1,000. gsegen nGberer Iusfuilft
nenbs man ii6 oil ben Gigsnthitmer Sbeo.
8ebIen, Stapton, Rarion @ountp, Oregon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
Sas &eiultat Der SurnaBleu.

Die neuen QloermGnner.
Im Somito9 fanoen bier in 9ubu=
que Die 8Orwablen Der bemutratii6en
Yartei itott. SnfOlse oes ProSeiies
pel6en man our 3eit se9en bic alien Als
Oermdnner 9efiibrt bate mar oas Sn=
tersiie al Der W0bl Elm beionbers 9rO=
Bes. IS 9in9 bel ben @ablurnen leb=
bait Der uno es ipuroe cine beoeutenb
9roBe 3abl Simmer ab9eseben. Sas
&eiu!tat Der @abl mar f~Olgenoes:
Grite @arb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
Gbica9o, 81. MGr; 1896.
saba, EegaS,

uele 6olcnle mo citation oil Der y. 9. q.
st., ,pii1em 2Slbitd Saus NIB Sepmonr,
S9oRss, rsi6eS prGricl0uo Su 81 bis $40
ben @der. NeItere 2ustuuit ertbeilei
Slui1e Bros. d Snllipan,
Sulba, &aplor &c., &eras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

- Serr $. Subertp bon Neu Wien
fat bic S6lfte oes 8lOfes nOroli6 bon
Der 9rauerei bes Serrn Sid lGufi9
erporben uno mill oaielblt cine SOoa
Waier Sabrit erDhnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
Gountbi9abmeiifrr, Serr s. u.
S9rGbsr
srbislt bieier Sage f~OlSenoes ,Sareis

8paeonb q, @O. 8. 0tdr3, 1895.
OH ben S6abmeiiter pou Dubuque Co., ga.
@inlie9eno finoeu Gle cine anpeiluu9 I'M
Setra9s por 500 pel9er Gle 9s1. benz y@es
piiIeuSzSouG" Don Dubuque 9Ountp 3u9es
ben poQeu. 8etm @mpiau8e bieier @HWeis
flung pouel Gle Die E9atiG6e in ben itGotis
i6en Sldtteru uerOieutIi6eu bamit i6 err
fabrs baB bas @elo ieineH 9swiiui6ten Srt
Sefunben bat.
Sn Sntsreiie Der Gbrli9teit.
Cine @irfung oes Sei6titubles Ooer
gepinensbihe2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
Geurr Qufalaaent

Serr @illelm Otto fir 8aterIOO, Sa.,
uno umge9eno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
Stabtii6e Jinan,cn.

aubitOr Mc9artsns Sabresberi9t
entbalt fOl8enoe 3ablen Der @innab-
men uno @usgaben Der Stabt pabreno
bes perfl. Sabres:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

6. s. petsriOn 3abnarst
e61 Mainitrubs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
Die gtradle tuieoererIangt.

@t8couisco, 3D., Oct. 2, "a.
Tor ursefabr IL Sabrcr wurs. msirs EO5tsr in,
Bitter Don 9 Sabrsu uor ttntm lst6tsn Sufsn IN pen
gii,Ssrn beial,n. peldss tmmsr. i9linmsr puroe uns
,utsst BEN eau,eu a0rpr ansrih. Sis mar nidt i'm
Ston6s Eh aufrstt gu baltsu uub osrlor ibrs Sprdns.
Wuboem #. cine II TIaitt paitor S6nt9's Rtrpsn'
Stdrfer asbrauHt bate, mar Der ct. Btttstar5, peas
hduSig ssb.ilt. sic 1T nun 70 Ssiuue ME is une 9e9'
tn BITE SSIIs. aug. Se9Isftn1"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
1ant hent &farrer

@itn, Wo., Gusy S4'
giarr.r sn,pYsr smpfGbI uns saitOr S0nts's NtrDti,
Stdrtrr unC i'd bin issr buntbar Sathr, petl nnler T'To
buourb turirt Tpur6e - IS lit immsr al SdDsuet. 70
boS Cd mouburoI in Der Shule pen Der gart feL, otss
boib muudniul ia SauIs bIetbsu nnuSts - lett g MN
I'LL. bts YtitisIs nabu, TT cs Ssluno. m..4
rss.2 Elm trrrtbooues Bro fir 3trrtnlel6tnoe
SkTPE unb cine RrbbesfSlaift 5%ugelonot. Urine
wv erhaIteu oup bic Weoi5tu nnilonlt.
2ieTe MeOiSiu murine iett BEN Sabre 1876 pom oerI
Spsnp. 8aftpr G6nie IN Sort Mapne, SHo., 3~uperelIsI
lH6 isSt inter ieinsr gnprtiuHs bon Der
kCENIC MED. CO., Chicago, vi.
10 ). Franklin Street.
Gel 2pothsfsrti Az baben far
500 Die SIaSac, 6 FIaIdIen fur So. 100;
eroS" $I.75, 6 fac $500.
Su dubuque III babeu bel :. @. Wuete,
sos WtaiusS troBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
@siammtz g teuerm$3Oo, 1856 10 s2ss, O12 90
2lusgeiteate s6mlojGeine.

@eiammt.8 Otal 90. s622 $40 90 $685., 1923 8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

- gu &eSbing in Californian itarb
am %. Gebruar Ssrr Soispb 2eitnsr
i'm 4lter bon AZ Sabren. Serielbe
pobnte friiber in 8alsna, ST., uuD
audi bier in Subuuue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

- q. Sig9ins uuo g. Sharp,
tpel6e sinen groben Wolf uno cine
WilotaBe in WaIbinatOn SOWnIbip
I'M bieiigen @puntp tDbteten, erbielteu
bic 9sieBti6e prdmie bon $500 unO
$500 bon ben Gountpbeb6roen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

- Die Serrsn Nloolf Sommerfelo,
Seinria Weib nnb Wilbelm Subsi6er
baben flint older 2ano nabe Center
GrObe aepadtet uno beabi6tisen bort
in ausseoebnter Weiie bic Sibnsr3ubt
Al betreiben. ,tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
The o. C. & E. Situation.

The situation in Oregon Central and
Eastern matters is not SO gloomy as some
are inclined t. believe. Mr.. Hammond's g
retrenchment policy has been found nec-
essary In order TO keep expenses within
the II come OF the road, but the office
force will soon be as large as formerly.
Mr.. Clark who has been connected with
the road for several years past, and who
has been its efficient superintendent
since the property came into the hands
OF Messrs. Bonner & Hammond, has been
temporarily removed, or in other words
has been given q .'lay-off" until business
pick up again, when it is understood, he
will be reinstated in his former position
should he so desire.
Mr. Alfred Anderson has accepted the
position OF s,enographer with the comp
any and Is % remain permanently. In
addition TO Mr.. Stone, the manager aud
superintendent, and the stenographer
there will be employed in the general Of
ffics Tor he present, u train dispatcher,
which position will ue neld by Mr.. j. X.
Abbey; j. G Mayo, general freight aud
passenger agent, aud Harry TrInwith,
bookkeeper. Mr.. A. r. Chapman, the
present bookkeeper, will reHevc ] X.
Abbey a. agent at the depot, .ho will
hereafter, be officially known as train
dispatche.
Manager Stone says that indications
Tor an increase OF traffic are some what
brighter md as the business increases il
will be necessary TO increase the working
force. lie Says however, thar the uan-
agement is determined 20 keep the ex-
penses within the income, but that fur
ther resrenchmeut will nos likely be nee
essary
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
A Drummsrs Experience.

Alfred q. Wilson, shoe drummer,
who has been registered at the Hoffman
House from Halsey since yesterday, rad
a narrow escape from drowning while
taking bath in q. Marx barber shop at
Ii 80 O'Clock this morning. MIR. Wilson
is subject 10 epiieptIc dts and usually
has them about once in every six months.
Today he vent into the shop TO get a
bath and doubtless had turned on too
much hot water. which helped to bring
on the fit. Shortly after he had gotten
into the tub Henry Marx, while passing
Into rear room heard a groaning noise
in the bath room occupied by Mr.. Will
son. He Immediately notified his fa-
ther, who hurried to the door but found
II locked. He then procured small
ladder and climbed over the top OF the
walls of the room, which was open at the
top. The drummer was in the tub and
he WAS unconscious and his head was
under the water, though he WAS still
struggling To keep it out He was inn
mediately removed from the tub and DIR.
1. w. Harris summoned, who soon sue
q eded in reyiving the unfortunate man.
lie was then taken to his room in the
Hoffman House and this afternoon was
able to be about the si ireets, apparently
as well as usual. The fit had come upon
the young man SO Suddenly that he did
not know VIII at had hsnpened to him un-
Ill % Has rec covered Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
Lebanon.

d. Andrews has sold tile Lebanon
warehouse TO G. w. sim pson, OF Albany,
bat W. b. Donaca will continue 10 run
il as heretofore
Rev. G. W. Courtright, OF Albany, oo-
capled the pulpit at the Presby terian
church III this city last Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Adah Muney, 7-year-old niece OF "
II. Muncy, arrived here Monday from
Texas. and will live with her uncle who
has adopted her. She came all alone,
via the Union Pacific. making the trip
in "a DAYS. and had no trouble whai.
ever.
A. ii. Frnm's little girl, abons thres
years Old, MAS kicked in the forehead by
horse last Tuesday, making a irightfnl
cash and breaking and indenting Ihs
skull DR.. LAmbersou Vas called and
dressed the wound. The doctor thinks
u will not prove fatal unless inflammation
sets in. but L undoubtedly is q serious
woand and the child will have a narroM
escape II l. should recover AZ all.-Ex.
press and Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20

Az 0GEooS CfrY ScHLsrrga.-Israel o.
Putnam OF Oregon City. better knoxn
as Rock Island Putnam" recently left
sof visit TO his mother in Marietta.
Ohio. As Putnam wears long hair and
has a meek and cbild-like expression he
Was on several occasions while en- route
taken for Francis Schiaiter, the Denver
healer. While passing through Kansas
. eonpl. 81 travelling men told him they
were going 10 start the ruulor that he
Was SchlA,ser and soon the passengers
we're erowding TO Pusram's car, where
several recognized him, having seen his
picture. CSC After his arrival In Kansas
City, where he stopped three hours. he
aas surrounded and continually he
sieged with persons. who wanted him "a
bless them, touch them. bless thei,
hsndkerchicls, etc. A policeman had
his handkerchief blessed after which he
folded ii and placed il next to his heart
he also blessed . woman with broken
lex; another lady was cured alter tying .
blessed handkerchief around her neck
Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
FRIDAY
Probate Record.

In guardianship OF Jos. Lester McDon,
aid ct al, final account approved ant
guardian discharged.
In estate OF James B. Morgan. inven.
tory filed: persona. properly, $Si7 as
real, $i0,3l5; total. sil .i62. .45. Petition
for sale OF personal property allowed.
In guardianship esS.sraee Paddock
guardian discharged and 6. W. Simpson
appointed. Bond filed.
In guardianship OF Zeno Richards
eighth annual account fled.
In estate of Jane Z Carter, petition to
sell real property granted and citation
ordered iss ned.
In estate OF l.. Gerhard, final account.
ing set tor April 10.
In estate OF r. II. Farrar, Robert l.
Smith appointed admir-, bond 81 COO
appraisers appointed.
Application of c. X. and Isabel Fronl
for adoption and change OF name OF Ber.
tha Kinney, granted as prayed for.
Application Of Pres b. and Minnie
Marshall for adoption OF Alma Kinney
granted.
In guardianship OF Horace II. Hunt
sale OF real property confirmed.
Petition TO erect monument oYer gray,
OF John Brown, granted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
That Comet a Local Matter.

The Perrine comet is due tomorrow.
AS it has been hinted that ii NAV strike
the earth the matter is Of local interest.
II it strikes it will probably hit China. .as
We have seen nothing OF il. II makes
little difference though where it strikes
for it is 500, ,OOo, goo miles long, and when
It got through striking so far as Albany
is concerned it would he all the same.
And yet il is declared it is nothing serI-
Gus for bigger one once hit the earth
and We didn't know it. According To an
astronomer q comet is nothing but a
sand bank that Is, il is swarm Of
solid particles OF unknown size and wide
y separate. say pin heads, several hum
died Zee, apart. each particle carrying
with 1t an enve Ope OF gas, largely hydro
carbon. In which CASH. ish. 10 produced,
either by electrical discharges be,xeen
the particles or 10y come light. the evolv-
ing action due 10 The suns influence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
THU URSDAY
CIRCUIT COURT.

The grand jury in the case against A.
s. Mckensie and Ella Holcomb, held on
the charge of lewd cohabitation brought
in 'not true bin" and the prisoners,
after an expense of over 500 to the
county, were discharged. Mr. Holcomb,
uncle of the girl, who resides in Lane
county, was unable to be present on ac-
count of illness. There is no doubt in
the public mind as to their guilt.
In the two cases against Adrian Come
ly and VIM. Westfall, on the charge OF
body-snatching, not true bills were
brough in, a result anticipated by many.
1t is understood that a true bill was
! found against James Shields, held on the
charge of stealing from Fortmiller & Ir-
wing, but as the defendant was not in
court il has not been published. 1t is
probable his bondsmen will have 10
settle with the court.
Henry Lyons agt o'Conner & Barr, re-
covery money. Continued.
Geo. Bell agt E W Achison & Go, re
covery money attachment. Jury trial
Verdict for plaintiff $5l.50. Tender OF
$3S.75.
Russell & 90. a corporation, agt W II
Mill ct al, recovery money. Settled.
Fendel Southeriin agt Farmers i Mer.
chant Ins Co, recovery money. Jury
trial. Verdict for plaintiff for 500.
The grand jury reported this afternoon
in the usual manner, visited all the Of
iees and found them in good order, but
| recommended that the water closets be
kept in better condition. They were
discharged The petit jury will also be
discharged this evening. The business
OF the court will all be finished this week.
F B Waite agt Farmers & Merchants
ms Co, recovery money. Tried. Ver-
dict for plaintiff for $3.50.
Harriet Nixon, admr appel aet
Linn Co and John Crsft, appeal Set
tied and dismissed.
Marcena Maple agt Hattie Moore, re-
covery money, attachment. Continued.
VII Caldwell agt David Scott ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Oregon agt Jas Shields. Forfeiture of
bail entered.
Adjourned until Monday, March Is.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
Left on the Railroad.

After being liberated from the county
all today McKensie and the Holcomb
girl, held for ,wd co-habitation, met,
and Immediately started together on foot
for the north by way of the railroad.
This Mckenzie is one of the worst and
most low down specimens of humanity
ever in the city, his real character being
only intensified by the hypocritical game
he has been playing ia Jail. His face
will have to be remodeied in order to
make a man of him. The girl-poor
thing-she was bad before she saw Me-
kensie. She left her fathers home sew
eral miles from Boise CITY, and entered
house OF ill-fame, where her father
discovered her whereabouts and sent her
to her uncle, in Lane county, who was
unable to do anything with her. 1t is
undoubtedly Mckensie's purpose to
make living without working.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20

ice afternoon
The ooun'y jail is empty.
Bicycle riding has ksgun in earnest.
Ths Lebanon Express is jass ten years
Of age.
Arrangements are being made fsr q game
of out door base ball between 2 20. and the
I N c. A.
woodbnru People have voted to bond toe
city for $4,000 for water xorks and an
electric light plant.
Mr.. Hermann il whooping it up for
Ysquina, Yamhiil. Willamette and all the
j places. See Oresonian today.
The drama Nevada. or 'he Lost Mine"
was xivsu in staytan las: Friday night
1t has been Tresen,el by Albany talent
twice
Arthur Mcdonald, Of Scio WAS brought
10 Albany last night. He is under indict-
ment fer carrying concealed weapons. he
gave bords.
This year there will be two graduates
from tne classical course. six from the nor
NAL and stx from the commercial depart
ment Of the Albany college.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of he V. NJ G
A. wall give frs e musicaIe on March 18Th
at the residence Of Judge Finn. A fine
program will he rendered.
farmer in Wasco county. saws that ,hs
cold snap has DESTROYED millions Of grass
hoppers in his vicinity. The warm wealth
er caused them 10 hatch very freely. anc
the freeze destroyed them.
Did you see it go by? Yes. What wat
it. John Butter worth. the mail agent
He Just got left and Eas only running 4
catch the train. John says he was run
ming for Office. Mill City Cor. Scio Press
Oregon contains 81 million acres; it
mean temperature is 81 4 degrees; its aver
aye rainfall is "a 30 inches; it has IN n
average 235 ciondless days. and l31 CLOUDY
days. in a year. and rain falls on los day
in the year.
District Attorney McCsin was se we
peas.,i with the Salsation Armv for tn
manner in which they assisted justice b
ses uring lhe conversion Of five prisoner
that last night be presented them wit
$3.50.
There are going to he a good many can
!, didaies for prosecuting attorney. an ofiit
: said 10 be worth 5000 a year, Beside
: the present incumbent there have bee
!, mentioned J. r. Wyatt of this city. M
u Alva Condit. John A Carson and j II. Nj
Nary of Salem.
- Il isa little bit refreshing to hear Il
y man who makes no effort to pay his ju
!, DEBTS, preaching about honest money. II
~ Just such honesty as this that is ruinir
- - the nation: for the man who will make I
i effort TO pay his just obligations is as ho
- est and perhaps better nan than he VI
exacts the payment Of debt in deai
= money than in which it was contracted.
10 Scio Press.
:. Kenneth Clair. the little waif who I
- - from the clouds or some other unkno'
- = place and lighted on Mr.. Farley's de
O. door step some time since. is becoming
u. y | pt rsonar. of mo-e than ordinary notoriel
o' saws the Times Mountaineer. Mr.. Earl
IL in receipt Of numerous letters from n
ng ties in different places who want to add
its the child, and few days since he v
is offered $3.50 by Chinaman for the be
is Little Kenneth has, however. won a wa
30 place in Mr.. and Mrs. Farley's hearts a
OF will likely remain in their home.-1
ng Dalles 7. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
An Albany Tannery

Albany moves This city Is TO have .
tannery. Shay & Co., composed Of two
experienced tannery men, have bought q
lot just east of the o. q. & E. bridge on
the river bank, have purchased the old
q. p. church. and have let the contract
for moving the same 10 g. W. Taylor,
who will begin work At once Without
asking any bonus Albany will get fac
tory that viii be credit to our city, and
almost before we know IL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20

s.A. HuIin has moved hi. drug store
from Harrisburg to CreswslI.
II is said that Austin Bish has sublet the
contract for carr ing the mail beiw
Ashland and kLmath Pals al $40 a
year. The original contractors get se640
ear.-Times.
w. I. Hoffman. injured By a printing
press falling upon him at Corvallis at II
O'Clock yesterday, an acconLt OF which was
given in last evenings DEMOCRAT, died at
O'Clock in tbe afternoon.
Messrs. Rivers. Fog Bros, Pool and
BLACK are now in the state penitensiary.
| where they viii remain probably about Is
months. During that time 1t is b be hop
ed they convert the entire penitentiary.
| There is said to be colony Of Ralston
ties In t'lackamas county Under the
cubs system there are 60 degrees and every
degree costs money. A Ralstonite expecis
t. iIve 200 years. IT eo=rse il Is lake
After co isul:ation in Albany betv n
: Judge Duncan. of Linn. Judge Huiford. o.
Benton. Judge Hubbard. of Marion. Coun
: ty Clerk Jones of Lincoln and j. K BrS-
son. for the U. G Il t.. in this tiiy. il wa
decided 10 ASSESS the road 5000 o. Linr
eounty's share will be about $4,000.
! A social will be given at 0akviiIe ol
: Saturday evening. March 2lst for th
i benefit of the base ball Clue. Baskets vii
be sold, and three prizes will lie given 70
the best appearing baskets. The enter
!, ta:nment will begin at $50 There wi
bs rs baskets. sufficient for everybody
n The sum Of $409 has bean subscribed i
!. Cla.sop county for the testimonial to Ii
be,tleship Oregon This, il is said. com
pares fayorsbly with the subscriptions i
4. o her parts Of the state-.Astorian.
4 certainly beats Linn county. for We ha,
n never heard of anything being subscribe
= here.
t A dispatch from Newport says the tu
ss Robarts returned from Alsea bay th
X morning, where the schooner Ameythy
a lays at anchor. She reports nothing b
81 been seen OF the schooner Free Trade, sin
r. she arrived off Alsea bay three weeks ag
sh The Free Trade carries a crew of six met
r Fears are entertained that she did n
ia weather the recent gale.
Us The distillery at Grants is consumll
a about $50 bushels of wheat daily, and
registered output of alcohol or high wine
3la gallons per bushel. The distillery
running on full time and is employing
b. hands. At present there are $50 head
lis cattle and about 800 head OF hogs beii
en- fattened in the company's yards IT
OF Dalles T. NJ.