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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06
SOCIAL AND Personal

Mr.. n. Crume, Of Shedd, was in the
city today.
Mr.. L. w. Pomeroy, of scio, was do
ing Albany today.
Superintendent Rutherford, Prof
White, and Miss Maxwell went to Tang
ent today 10 attend q district teachers
institute.
Miss Nellie Hogue has been employed
as supernumerary in the Albany public
schools aud already is displaying hel
fitness for instructing the young ideas.
Geo. Knox and S. w. Crowder oI
this city were in the Coyuse war Of 1885,
8, and were under fire at one time O
four days and night. They are liable 20
be granted pension on account of it.
Mr.. aad Mrs. John Long, of Corvallis
tinuee TO retain the bullet put in his
body by Max Friendly. He should have
its location made by an Y ray.
DR.. Lowe. the optician, left Monday
for jacksonville. and was followed by has
wife Wednesday. They will make the
city their home.-McMiunyille T. r.
DIR. and Mrs. Lowe are now in Albany.
Adelphi Mission service Tomorrow.
Subjects, 10 n. m, 'Hoiliness UntO the
Lord" 2:3O p M, Rags and Bones ~
7:30 p. M, Second Coming of Christ. !"
Subject this evening, Second Coming OF
Christ"
Z. +. Davis OF this city will doubtless
be the democratic nominee for assessor.
Mr.. Davis is the strongest man in the
democratic ranks for this office and xiIl
poll large voIe.-Imprint. Right you
are, brosher.-BrownsviIl Times.
The Halsey correspondent OF the Har-
risburg Review wishes J. s. Van Wrinkle
success in his efforts 10 secure the nomi-
nation on the republican ticket for coun-
ty clerk. and recommends J. +. Carter
for the Office. Don't xAnt tao county
clerks 90 you.
Engineer B. T.. casey. who has been q
resident OF Salem some years while run
ming the yard engine and lately pulling
Salem cannon BALI between here and
Portland il about 10 move xiEh his family
TO RosebGrg in the near future. He mas
been transferred from the cannon bali"
10 the Rosebu.g Mail aud will make his
home a. the metropolis Of the Umpqua,
where Mrs. CAsey's relatives reside
Salem Statesman. Mr. Casey Is brother
OF the popular sister superior OF the
Catholic school, in this city, and resided
here At cne time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

To BIZ JoB DivIpESp.-The sale OF
the Job bank realty by the assignee has
been confirmed, and there win be payable
to the creditors of the concern either on
the nirth or 10th of March another divi-
dand-fhe third OF the sort to be realized
out of the banks assets. After paying
all claims against the assignment, in
cluding <Se0 taxes for 1895, and aftel
collecting the sums bid for the realty q
the late sale, the assignee will have OF
hand sometla;ng over $4,000, abou
enough to pay q twelve and one-half pc
cent diyidend.-Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

ANOTHER CATHODE RAY.-Another ex-
pertinent was made in the State uniyer-
sity with the following retult, given by
the Guard: Last night a trial was made
upon the bones Of the hand. A piece Of
bIotting paper was placed upon the sem
sitixed plate and Prof. ] r. Wetherbee
placed his hand Immediately over the
blosting paper, which had been put there
for the purpose of absorbing, the moisture
of the hand. The Cathode ray was
turned directly upon the hand and an ex-
posure OF so minutes made. Today the
plate was developed by Mr.. Winter and
! n proof taken. An outline Of the whole
hand is shown, hut through it It's bones
are plainly visible from the palm TO the
tips of the finger. The knuckles nne
form of the bones Of the fingers are quit
distinct and the ex pertinent can be sai'
10 be most successful.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06
When Shipped.
PORTLAND. Or. Feb. e6.

PORTLAND, Or, Feb. %.
EDIros DExockAr:
Referring to the paragraph published
IN the Oregonian this morning taken
from the files OF your paper anent the
introduction into Linn county OF Chinese
pheasants permit me to say that towards
the clos. oil 1881. shipped by sailing
vessel to my brother John, in care of A.
ii. Morgan, Portland, about so birds, all
but one or two OF which arrived in good
condition, AS | remember. Two-thirds
oil this shipment were hens. do not
remember the exact date of their arrival
IN Linn, but my brother will be able to
ix that as well as the number turned
adrift. l remember though that the ship
was quite long time on the voyage.
.. \. DxSxY.
That would make the date given by
the DENoCEAT as to when they were
turned loose in this county, March II,
1882. about right.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06
The Student Orators

The intercollegiate oratoricai contest
will take place in the Centenary NJ. +.
church Portland tonight. The orations
have all been examined by the judges, ,as
to the five points of literary exec lenee,
which will count half; the delivery. half,
OF course being marked after the contest.
Following Is the program:
Albany college Albert W. Wight
The Monroe Doctrine Our National
Defense
University OF Oregon. at Eugeue-Lee
ii. Travis; subject. "sfirabeau.'
Willamette university, at Salem-I.
p. Collision; The scourge of the East. -
McMinnville college-Charles V. Cal
io~ay; True Americans"
Pacific eoilese at Newbcrg-Lida Han
son: Methods OF Progress
Monmouth normal school-Lella Par
ish Joan OF Are
Pacific university. OF Forest Groye-P.
T.. Bauer.
Portland university-0. ". Eastman
''Pesilous Times.''
ln,erspersed will be music. vocal and
Instrumental.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

Dir Grant Kinney left Les Angeles
yesterday for Albany and viii be here to-
morrow morning. A ticket was teIe.
graphed by friends. Il is said now that
the report that he had deserted his fam
lily was not correc, and that he intended
to provide for them If possible. Mrs.
Kinney is lying at the pcint OF death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06
Farm Loans.

have limited amount Of money to
lo.an on good farm lands in linn an d ad-
joining county. On very favorable terms.
Interest payable annually. Call or write
at once as the amount / have for looming
will soon be gone.
&C. BuRKHARr,
Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

4 Er0ExE FanURE.-E. Baum. the
clo,hier. who has been engaged in basi
mes in this city for q number OF years,
failed today. His store was closed at
10 80 q. m under attachment made By
Fleischner, Mayer & Co. OF Portland and
1. Baum, al Portland. The amount sued
for by the former firm is $S77.6a, includ-
ing interest. due on goods sold to de-
fendant. The latter sues for 81, 49, 90
Including interest, due on promisory
notes. Mr.. Baum seemed to be greatly
surprised when the attachment was
made and evidently was not expecting
it. II is TO be hoped that he may soon
become solvent again. - Guard. Mr.
Baum resided in Albany twelve or nj
| teen years ago and did business at ths
present site OF Knecht & Meiser.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

A receiver has bs.a asked for the Ge-vai.
Milling Co.
The Gypsy is making a big eFor, Ii
reach Eugene
The saw mill Of Jack LeeiY at Minto.
has begun running
The Sod4vills Coruet lsri will render
the drama "hoaae" at that city somorro~
night
Judge Hewitt will convaaa asrszrfrneus
No 2. Of the cIrc1is oosrt ia Salem ne1.
Monaay
The name of William H. uleavias~r. oi
Lebanon. Linn county. has been added t6
the pension role
4 Salem roong man has beerl in the eity
making arrangements IN Aten a srss class
'sn1sling alley. probably in The Parish
block.
The 7 NC A athle:ic Club is making
arrangements TO gire q rnhiic sxhioition
IN two or three weeks in fhe opera ho1se.
II promises TO b. gcod cne.
Jas Mccain did ride the Pysiian goat
Tuesday night A large nnGnber os visit
ing members Witnesses. The CEREMONY -
IeMiunsilse T. r.
AN NAHAstNAs1u Vim t&ae regular sssrTtcr al
the Congregational church oli Sunday eveu-
ing their will be given sele-sion By the
.slha1y Mandolin club.
The tourist rate between Portland and
San Franctsco has hem lowered 81 80, and
'irst class limited tickets are good for hve
days, with three days lay over.
The Toledo Leader says that in the es-
tate Of 7. f Parker the appraissrs have
sled their inventory. a. follows: Real pro.
persy. S4SS 50: personal property. s722
2s: total. sl.Ieo. rs.
Henry Newcomb. n son Of I. w. Ne~-
comb. OF Tangent. was committed 20 The
insane asylum several daTs ago. He Is
= years Of age. A neighhor a the Young
man says he is more simple minded than
insane
Hon E K Skipworth. CT Eugene. is ~
ported candidate for county Judge oI
Lane county. That county wouId do tbs
proper thing in electing him. A count,
judge should be a lawyer and Mr. Skip
sorth Is an efficient one.
A Rehecca lodge IooF mas been or
ganized IN Scio Eith the following officers
G. Mrs NJ Smith; VG. Mrs I.innis
Johnson: Sec. Miss Meivira Miller: r Sec
Mrs II Shelton; treasurer. Mrs 6 w Nor
row.
Iohn Jones, the new owner of the Al
hany group nt mines. was at Glendale on
Saturday. He has very tiattering report,
from his mines, which are under the super.
vision oi his brother. X A Jones. who is q
practical miner of large experience. he hav.
ing owned some Of the largest mines or
this coast Glendale correspondent Rose
burg Plaindealer. These are the mines re-
Gently sold by VIM Hand. l. w Deyce and
others.
Captain John Welrh yesterday received
s40l so fro the grand purser of the Mas
ters and Pilots Association, OF Brooklyn
New York, that being the amount of in
surance due the heirs OF the late CautaiI
winant, who was swept from tho deck o
the Bandorilia last November, of tn
mouth Of the Umpqua river and drowned
The money will be forwarded to his tw
little girls. who are living in Alameda
Cal. Historian. Feb. IA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

Az OREGON STuDESr.-Eugene ard the
State University have reason to he proud
OF the success of Clyde Fogel. OF that
city. in winning the second prize OF the
American Institute OF Sacred Literature
for ex selience in New Testament Greek,
against many competitors. His success
is certainly a notable one. The DPMo
GRAZ is proud in again being permitted
! TO shout; Oregon agains, the world. -
The wonderful suce Iss of Oregon stu
dents has often been commented on By
the DEMOCRAT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

ED KENDALL AKREsTEp.-In response
to telephone message from Chief OF
Police Mimic OF Portland, Chief Lee up
on the arrival OF the overland last night
arrested Ed Kendall, formerly of this
city, now OF Portland, on three charges,
assault with intent to kill, assault and
battery and embezxlement. II is sup
posed that it was the result OF trouble
with his wife; but the particulars could
not be learned. An officer came up on
the noon train and took Kendall to Port
land.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06
Lovely Willamette.

II. ;. Lyman in the As,oriau fairly
gushes, and with reason oser this part oI
the Willamette valley. he says:
On fair spring day there are fex
p!easenter vieas than from the highes
ground back OF The city OF Corvallis The
city lies in front OF you; the river in i,s
deep banks. is swirstng by and winding
of among the lowlands toward Albany
twelve miles east; 70 the south, level and
onhgoken. except By water courses and
belts OF hard wood trees, spreads tbs
plain OF tbe upper Willamette for 8
stretch OF tiity miles; 20 the west is ths
foothills OF the coast mountains. theil
south slopes green and bare. while OF
their north sides are the xrpwfhs OF oak
Characteristic OF he hills oil the upper
valley. There Is 3 notable mountain
about Is miles west OF the toEn-Mary'
PeAk-about the height Of Saddle noun
tain. and OF very commanding con
tour. A long way 20 The east, and oyei
the breadth oi the valley, swimming II
various coloEs OF blue, uitramarine aut
purple. with their tops spsashed, or IL
case OF the high peaks, mantled IN snow
the long range Of the Cascade mountains
our sisrras. carry the prospect 70 Tbs
horizon.
The cosoring Of the valley. broken her
ana there into low grassy hills, inter
sected by streams. and having also th'
diversihcasion Of grOves Of oak and strip
OF evergreen, is at this season Of the yea
remarkably soft and agreeable. Th'
areas in wheat are OF an intense green
the pasture lands are Just showing thi
fresh grass among the old gray Of winter
In many OF the fields the soil has jus
been plowed, and is brown or reddish
the oak groves are white with moss. an,
the distant forests shade into the heay
lest os blue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

Albert Wight left today for Portland 10
enter the intercollegiate oragorical contest
he has the best wishes OF the DEwocKAT
for success. He was accom- panied hy
Prof. Rowland, Misses Mary CundiEi and
Mamie Allen, and Messrs A. W Foshay,
Jos. Sternberg and Gale Hill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

In ALBANY-At the Albany Dressed
Meat Co.'S. shop, corner Second and
Ellsworth streets, you can get the fines
meats to be had just now some dell
cious sausages, bacon, headcheese, etc
besides the regular lines of tender meats
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

ii Marion courty don send q delesa'
ton TO Albany that 10 solid fer Marion
county man il ought 60 be for wssh-
iugton or for some other county man. II
ssll not be Tor Binger on the " hine.-
Salem Statesman. The DENoCRAT val
wager that as soon as Mr.. Hermann Is
nominated, as be probably will be. the
Statesman will be shouting as loua \.
the Roseburg PlaindeaIer for him
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

A small soap factory is icing operated
In the 3rd ward.
\ A 4th ard is wanted by citizens in the
eastern part of tie city.
There are ten assignments on the docket
for the next term of court IN Marion cour-
y.
The telephone system, it is reported.
viii be extended 10 Scio, movement that
will prove OF great convenience 10 the pub
lie
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Y. NJ. @.
A. will not meet at the usual date this
month. In place Of the regular meeting,
free musical viii be given early in
March. notice of which will be given later.
Eugene has good tannery, a canners.
| brewery, an ice factory,a foundry, saw-
mill, and first class Touring mill. Now
she wants and should have first class
| creamery
1t has been reported that Bunco Kelley
| in the penitentiary for life. was dying of
i consumption. and this has been copied all
] over the state Instead Of being in that
i condition he is well and Is in line regular
ly.
A game Of base ball is to be played in
4 the opera house next Saturday night
4 bet tween Z. Co. and the 7. NJ. g A. clubs
1 under the regular Indoor base bali rules as
h recently played with Salem. Admission s
! and 10 cents.
Hon. III. r. Miller. Of Eugene, offers for
d sale his fast pacing stallion, Pathmount
l2:094. by Altamont, who is at present To-
Gated at Pleasanton. Calf also twin filiiet
4 ny the same stallion, who are handsome
4 animals and nearly four years o.d.-Jack-
sonviIle Times.
| The tax roll for 1895 was turned over x
the sheriff today. II shows the following
| State county and school tax, sos, ,881 %
poll tax. $2.9Sl; Lebanon poll tax, s148
Lebanon city tax, $3.50 98: Halsey city tax
II SAB So; Sodaville city tax. s98 73; Set
1ci,y tax, $639 81; special school tax
4 S8. .386.l5; total, sl22.I2os8. OF tb'
school tax Albany's share will be s.. .6S5. 90
The Southern Pacific, MOI satisfied will
its share Of the Portland passenger bust
ness, has decided to reduce IFS ia'es. Tn
rates Of $l5 first class and $50 second
class, between San Francisco and Portland
will be reduced TO $40 and So The re
4 duction takes effect Friday, from San Frau
cisco and on March Sd on the southboun
business from Portland.
NJ. Howe, general merchant, of Turner
has made an assignment 10 Geo. L Cor
| neIius, for the benefit Of creditors. Al
sets, si2, 400; liabilities 5,463.7I. Anon
the creditors are Feischner, Mayer & Co
: Portland. $4,000; Wadhams IL Co.. Por
land, s4j 90; Mooney. Goldsmith. Waller
tine K Co.. Portland, $1,000; Lang q Co
Portland, 5000; Neustadter Bros, or
1876 90; Tonhadser Bros Portland, s7l
loo; Bradley and Mvtcaif Co., Milwauk
Wis, 10000.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06
New Time Gard.

Following is the nsw tine clrd of t..
Albany Street Railway:
The car will leave corner oF first an,
Washington streets as follow:
40 a. m. for morning overland train
800 - Lebanon train.
Ii ;35 '' a Yaq1ina train
1900 noon, train going south.
1926 p m. Roseburg train north bauas
and vest bound Ysquina train.
l s05 p. M, .. G. L Z. train, east i-oas Il
40 i" Lebanon train.
Ii -35 " 0vrland train going south.
400 " 0rphan's Home.
The ear will alse meet all incoming train.
on both the Southern Paciic and o. G. &
z. railroads. 9. G. BURKHART.
Secretary
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

Tilmon Ford in congress would secure
for Salem government postoffice build
ing.-Statesman He should be kept at
home. The people want men in congress
who will not work for every little cross
road appropriation asked for. An ex-
change says that the New York World
has taken up the cudgels against the ab-
surd and extravagant demands OF small
towns for costly public buildings The
World cites a case Of town with 5000
inhabitants asking for building at the
expense of Uncle Sam at cost of $780,
600. Much of the peoples money il
squandered on great primer buildings In
nonpareil towns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

NY three children are all subiees te
croap; teiegraphei to San Francisco, got
90, half dozen bottles OF b Cough Cure
II is a perfect remedy God bless You for
il. Yoars. etc, J. d. C,ozier. Grants
Pass, Or" For sale By Foshay & Mason al
soc per bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

Divorce SUIr.-A suit tor divorce has
been begun by Mr. Charles Sutton,
Montanye & Hacklenan attorneys.
against his wife Sarah Sutton. The
complaint alleges that they were mar
ried in Wisconsin in March, 1889, aud
lived peacefully together until Jan. lSa5,
when the defendant without cause or
provocatian deserted the plaintiff. Mrs.
sutton is now residing in Astoria.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

WHATS ~ NAMg.-Earney Barnain
Is the name Of = new claim al QuartEvIlle
owned by G. w. Moore and Herber.
Ames That ought to bring luck; j.
Collins and Joe Cr4ik expecs luck Ia
HuubGg; W. b. LAwler and Jas. Collins
will rely On Lawlrr' sPriie: A. H. Sseei's
Vulcan ought 90 he hot stuff; Joe Craig
Do Good deserves 20 come out on top ;
Lewis Warmers tiood Luck should bring
good luck, and his Artice is well named
Jas. Collins has the True Blue. All new
mines. May the gold fiow from them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

On 2Np ST.-H Broders ia now in his
new and neat brick, where he will keep
a barge and choice stock OF meats OF all
kinds. Give him call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06
MoneYto Loan.

A limited amount OF money to loan on
good farm security.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

Collars

Special prices on whips for the
next sixty days.
PowER & ToMLSsos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

The creamery is up With the times iy
p1sfing in tslepbo1e. Il will be srea
convenience 10 people in thai part OF Al
bAny.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06
List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by @. A. Snow 4
Co., solicitors OF American and Foreign
patents, opp. U. s. Patent office, Wash.
ngton, ID. @.
J + Appleby, Santa Cruz, Cal, harvest
ing machine; w + Bowers, San Francis.
co, hose; y P Brown, Redlands, Cal,
fiume gate; S Coleman, San Francisco,
car coupling; A Derrenberger. Tacoma,
gold separator; O Johnson, Bourne, Or,
indicator for hoisting-works; g G John
! son, Los Angeles, gas generator or va
| porizer; w @ Longstreth, Oakland, Cal,
detonating burglar alarm; T ii Mont
gomery, Oakland, CAL, roof-cleat for
hanging painters falls; i b sturges,
Portland, device for cleaning tobacco
pipes j n Strum, San Jose, Cal, water
heater; w U Wadsworth, Sutter, Cal,
fence wire collier; w X + Williams,
Grants Pass, Or, combined automatic
safety-brake and wheel guard for street.
cars.
A CATHODE RAY IN EUGEsE.-Prof.
friedel OF the electrical department Of
the University OF Oregon and G. L. Win
ter, OF the Winter Photo Company have
been experimenting at the mechanical
evenings past on Prof. Roentgen's meth
cd of photographing through solid OBJ
jects by means OF the cathode ray. The
third trial was made last night and was
| success. A small coil Of wire, screw
about e inches in length and q small
thumb screw vice were placed upon the
slide OF a sensitizei plate and covered
over with blocks of wood and the rays
from the Crookes tube turned on. An
electrical wire had become rusted and
connected so that il formed a short cir
cult. After an exposure OF five minutes
this short circuit was formed and the ef-
feet OF the ray spoiled. The plate was
taken out and today developed by Mr..
Winter when the shadow Of all three OF
the objects could plainly be seen upon IL,
though an exposure of only Ave minutes
had been made. An exposure OF one or
two hours would doubtless give the de-
sired result.-Guard.
SHouLD Be AsHAxEp.-As predicted
by the Express few weeks ago. the
Southern Pacific company has taken of
the passenger coach on the Lebanon
branch. and in its stead has put on
regular. old fashioned yellow caboose
with seats running along the sides This
throws the passengers aud baggage al
moei together In the first one pat on
there was no partition between What
ever asid as there is a great deal of p<,sil-
try shipped fro,n this place the passen-
gers. baggage, poultry and all the ex-
press had 20 60 in the same caboose. Il
IS said il Was = queer combination. The
people are justly indignant At such treat
ment and IL the company keeps this ca
hoose On. great many people will go TO
and from Albany by team when the
roads get good. instead OF riding in this
car. This car is very little ahead OF the
old stage line.-Express. IL the road
carried only me passenger . day he
would he entitled 10 q better ecyylce than
that The road ought 10 DC ashamed OF
itself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

Or. Price ; Nream .~aklng rc"ort
Axxrdsd Cola ...tas assayxs ~ FAR. San Erzaesfe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-06

The
Cheapest
Place
to Buy.