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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

NJ. Z. Phillips was yesterday appointed
postmaster at SiletE. Lincoln county. Or.
Burkhart 4 Lee have pu, telephone
booth in the central telephone ofii.e. a
elose. neat affair that enables a pers IN 70
dnswer or receive message anywhere in
the booth
There are about three hundred applica-
tions for positions on the police force of
Portland, many from former business mer,
clerks, etc, who are now glad to be even
policemen.
One of the clubs was thrown cut Of the
contest in San Francisco because one of the
players became OF age day or two before
the game played. IL Was ole of the best
clubs.
The San Francisco Examiner is loudly
demanding the removal of supervisors
King, Scully. Benjamin, Hughes, bunker
Morgenstern and Wagaer. IL is esidentl,
on the right track.
Arrangements have mEde for foot racs
between the unbeatcn Shea boy of Albany
and the girl who won the eight mile racs
at Waterloo recently. $2S a side is III,
purse.
The first new wheat stored in the Re-
Crown Mills this year was brought in b,
Claus MInert yesterday morning. II look
well and Mr.. Minert will have gooS
| crop.
| The contract for the material for pai at
ing the two school houses was let last even
ing by the board of directors, to Stewar
Il Sox Hardware Company for the lead an'
J A Cumming for the OIL
Tie county of this state paving the low
est average salaries for school teachers i
Lincoln. Male teachers receive S29.5
female teachers $2624. Multnomah coun
Is pays the highest. Male teachers, $S6.24
female teachers. 5000.
More business was done at this term G
court with less expense to the county tina
at any To m heretofore held in the county
The docket was practically cleared NJ
The court commended the county yer
highly on the lack Of criminal cases an,
the consequent small cost of the term.
Toledo Leader.
On our editorial page will be found n
interview with Mr.. A. b. Slauson. {
Washington. d c., on the political situa
tion as seen by him. lie was at both ii
republican convention in st Louis and ii
democratic convention in Chicago, au
thence In position to observe the politie
a pulse of the United States. His observl
Q tions, made very candidly TO the DEMocRA
= man, will be read with interest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

Mr.. Homer Craven, OF the Newport
bowling alley, was in the city today.
Hon. Jason Wheeler is at Stayton on
visit with bis daughter Mrs DR.. Kiteh-
en-.
Mrs. A. D. Barker and Miss Maggie
went to the Bay today for their summer
outing.
Miss Minnie Colwell. OF Salem, at one
time resident CT Albany, is IN the city on
a.yisit.
Miss Margeria Brink, who has been
teaching in PriDeville the past year, is
in the city.
Mrs. E. g. Small, OF Salem, is in the
city on visit the guest of her daughter
Mrs. T. q. Hopkins.
Mr. Z. A Parker returned from Com
stock yesterday greatly improved in
health. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Nina Ortel.
Mrs. Z. /. Thompson, OF Portland,
came up on the local, this noon, and is
the guest OF her parents. Her son,
Lewis, has been heie several days.
Mrs. VIM. Butler I'd children left
last week fo- Santa + ara, Cal. where
her husband is engaged in the construc-
lion OF costly residence for f. w. Had
lley.-Gazette.
Mr. and Mrs. Reinstein, OF San Fran
cisco, who have been in the city fogI sey-
eral days the guests ofIhe latters Sister
Mrs. III. J. Sower, left .or home on last
nights overland. Mrs. Reinstein was
on her way home from trip through the
eastern states.
Walter q. Paige, late general secre.
taIy of the Y. NJ. G. A. OF Salem, is now
located at Henderso n, Kentucky, where
he holds similar position. The blue.
grass city contains population of 10
600 and has large Observation-Disclosures
man.
Gen. Siglin took turn for the worse
last week, but we are pleased TO learr
that his condition has improved of late
The General has had long and tryinl
kattack of sickness, but has borne vi
bravely, and his manr- friends would b.
glad to note a gerinf lmprovemen
in his health.-Cooss ~
Wallis Tuesday, bound for New, art
While at the coast, be will furnish -
Oregonian with the doings OF seasider
at aquina. 1t might be well to cautio
tks 0regonian's society editor to exer
cisesan unusual amount OF care in edit
ing Georges copy, for with his 81
months experience in the bicycle bus
ness, he is very apt TO get wheels an
personals badly mixed.-Corvallis Ga
4 zette.
The Salem correspondent OF the Or,
gcnian commends the appointment
d Miss Helen Crwford to position in I'll
z o. A. O. in manner that will be a.
" proved by Albany people generally
ie "Miss Helen Crawford, who was yeste
Z: Z: day elected professor of elocution in Il
e state agricultural college at Corvalli
=. graduated in her profession at the w
.. lamette university last year. Mi
. Crawford is well known in Salem, al
those acquainted with her abilities al
y attainments in that profession consid
4 the selection good one.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powd,
Awarded Gold Medal Midwintsr Fair. San Franeise
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

SoRB's NEE BzICK.-J. E. Sorb;n has
completed all arrangements for the erec
ton of fireproof building on the corner
north Of the Occidental hotel. The cree
ton OF the new bGilding was let hy con-
tract and three bidders competed for the
Job; they were S. q. NcFadden, &. F.
Paterson. and Mr.. Fvere,ts. Mr.. Pat
erson was the successful bidder, being 8
very few dollars lower than his compe-
fitors, and is to do the work OF construc-
ton AZ the price OF 5000. The new
building will be 50 foot front by q
feet deep. IA foo. story, plastered and
hard fialshed.-Corvallis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

\ SALEM Mans CoSTgACT.-Archie
Mason, the contractor, returned last
evening from trip to Astoria and Goble.
While there he signed contract for a
mile OF grade work with the Astoria and
Goble railroad, The price for the work
being $1,000. Mr.. Mason will take his
iorce OF men and teams dowa the river
about September first. when he will be-
gin operations, expecting 10 complete
the JOB bSIa1e Iaaaary i, 1897, this being
is three miles below EsobIe. where he
will have TO move 81 600 cubic feet ol
dirt, the major portion OF which wiil be
put into ills with riprap work ai each
end of the mile grade. About a hundred
MEN and large number Of teams will
be emplos osed.-StasesmAn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07
ScIo.

Little Lorena Daniel was playing with
a ieter board last Thursday when she
fell and broke her left arm just in the
elbow joint. About otse year ago the
same arm was broken very close TO the
same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryant have re-
turned 10 Jordan from their trip 10 May-
vile, Gillian county, where they have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. j.
shelton and family. Mr.. Bryant states
that the crops in thA, section are ligh;
aud thinks that the average yield will be
but from 5 10 bushels per acre
Married. at tie home OF the bride,
seven miles noriheas; Of Scio. on sun.
day. July n, Mr. J. b. rrask, Of Fox
Valley, and Mrs. VI. L. Montgomery
Elder 7. p. Goodman officiating. Mrs,
TsAsk Was the wife OF the late Wm.
Montgomery and sister OF ]. W. Cussck,
OF AlbAn!, = most essimable woman
and Mr. Trask is one Of the most sab
staniial citizens os Fox Valley
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

TaAr LEAD AND 0IL.-The prices paid
by school district for material for paint
ing the two buildings was 60c for ST..
Louis oil, this oil being selected, though
higher priced because preferred by the
directors, and 6 cents Tor Colyers white
lead. There were six bids on different
makes of material, all about ii not the
same for the same make. The selections
were made on account oil u preference
for the kind OF material. This is as re-
ported to the nEMocRAT, facts stated on
account OF inqu \ snaie.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

A Loxa Faux. r. Trneax. who fell
distance Of 20 feet from bridge 81. west
OF Summit. Tuesday afternoon and was
badly injured. came in on the train yes
ieTday and was driven 80 his hotne I
nliles east 81 CoeYailis. When lhs ac-
cIdeut occurred be vas standing On q
narrow plank assisting Ia raising heavy
timber into place. In some war the
rope used in eievaiing the tiusber slipped
causing Mr. Trueax 10 loose i.is balance.
IN falling he struck several iimbers te-
lore reaching the ground. thus reducing
the force Of the fall. which, while re
Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07
cares Group.

my three children are all subject to
Group; ielegrapheA TO San Francisco, got
got q half dozen bottles Of s b Cough Cure.
II Is psrfeot remedy. God bless you FOR
it. Yours esc, J H. Ctozier, Grants
Pass, OF For sale by Fothay q Mason Al
DC peE title.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07
Nu:yyK Kup no REST
UI5S77sE NO SLEEP
ts DAY OR NIGHT

Ny hands were eol>pieteiy covered with Ec-
zema, and between my fingers the skin was
perfectly raw. had to sit with both hands held
up, and away from tho Gre. Ny husbsnd had 70
dress and undress me Ike O baby. tried tho
best physicians, but their medicines gave me no
relief, and drove me almost crazy. wns nd.
yised 70 try CuTIcURA REMEDrEs, and did so.
although my husband had 70 go twonty miiee 70
ret them. AS coon as he got back, used tho
CuTIouaA, and In foe aafaatea after the .trst
application ioas perfectly easy, and slept
sonndiy all Tat aight Before commenced
using the CurIcuRA REMEDIES could get no
ease night or day. could not bear 70 get warn.
II would pus mo In ragc OF itching; l always
Keen The GuTIcuRA REnEDIEs In my house now,
and recommend them 70 everybody, because OF
fheir wonderful effect Yours gratefully,
AGNES II. HARRIS, Push. Meckienhurg Co. Va
s,x,px cuur TxsarxsnT roR TokTuRIso, Dfs
vtafriTa f7Uaoas. Warm baths with cUricunA soar
gsnsie epulIcatscns of CuricpnA (outment the great
sEIn eufe. and MID dosss Of CuricgaA RksoLvEHz
greatest Of fhumof enrea.
soid Throughout tas world. Phes. curicun., 5oc
eoAr aser HeaoLyRHf, ooc. and ei. toffER DRUG
g.. iioT 4 Cuss Torturing skin Diseases ffee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

First class meats Of all kinds, as well
as hams, bacon, etc, at the Linn Dressed
Beef Co.'S shop at Second and Ellsworth
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

THg SrrUATtox.- the twenty
claos IN California are reduced 10 ten
you'll see the champions gwen chance
10 bat themselves to thc f-oE. in a jtfty.
After the champions OF this state are
reached il Won't take long 30 decide the
| northwestern cham pionship-oniy just
as long IS it takes 80 travel from one
state 20 the next. and that Is less than
three days. Then will come ihe great
fnal game, the contest Of champions
but you'll hear enough OF that when the
time comes = Examiner. Albany is get
ting ready 10 sls> II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

HoUSE MOVING, Carefully, promptly
/ j ", at the lowest price, Cali on or
address G W Taylor, 4th and Madison S.s
Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

MERCANTILE AsENcY.--Ar. l.. I Terry,
Of Portland, representing the Giles Mer-
camille Agency, - II tho sisy. eudessor-
sa- 50 eaS%hlss.s an egency here. TIE
system was established in April, ISss.
and incorporated in 1annacy oi this year.
sub-sgeneles have been established al
Salem and IN several towns In Washing
ton aud an effort i now being made 10
establish them in Albany and Eugene
The object OF the agency il 10 prrsecs re-
iAslers from bad creditors. salsscrlbeTs
10 i are furnished w!sh : book which
contains list of all ihe people who bay
IN the city. The names are rated Ac-
cosdIr, 10 the psocliviEiez OF the owners
Tor paying their debts. merchant uho
POSSESSES one ~ the books can hy refer
Firg 10 u tesl whe.her or uos . person i
good or bad paG The naAaes are rated
according 20 past dealings. Han agency
ls established here the attention of one
man wtli be required 20 attend 10 IL.
The is Is; book viii probably appear IN
October Aud a supplement will be issued
once month thereafter giving new
names and charges - Eugene Guard.
Merchants shoad arise in their nigh.
agAins; the dead beats OF cii..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

Az INDIAN DfyoECE CAsE.-The divorce
case Of Meicalf vs. NeicaIf was irieo in
open court last Tuesday evening In
this case Bob Metcais. one of the old In.
dians on the reservation, sough; 10 sever
the marital bonds that held him to his
lifelong klootcman, Lucy Metealf. But
Lucy vas not ready 10 be disposed OF and
set aside by the stern arm OF the law and
50 she hired lawyer to ''wawa" for her
and made such an able defense ri the
case that che beat the case, and 80 she is
still the lawful welded wife of Bob Met
calf Leader.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07
Water Waste.

So much water is being wasted that
he water company is compelled to give
notice that the water will be shut OF
iron premises where closets are allowed
10 run continuously, or where hose is
used for irrigation without nozzle. 4
change viii be made for turning the
water ON again. @. c. HoGUR,
81 President
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07
JOHN McCULLUN.
Draw and transfer Wagon.

Baggage and Camp oatSts Moved, Wood
and Hay furnished. Team at the boat
landing every evening. Herd wood always
On hand, long or short. Reasonable Rates
Newport. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

TlgE SAtKa.SANTTAM MoToR.-The
prospects for tie construction of the
Valley Motor Railway grow brighter. IS
The task OF soliciting subscriptions coz
iinUes. r r. Ryan, who is 3. the head
of the movement, - quite enthusiastic
over iiEe present outlook. In CONVERSE
iion with q Journal reporter last evening
Mr.. Ryan stated that the Valley road
was almost assured. and lis construction
could be looked forward 20 Il Salem ciii-
Eens would only provide the necessary
capital OF $4,000 Tor purchasing the iron
work that will he needed in forming the
track. This sum is not expected TO be
given and receive nothing in return.
Checks viii be given each subscriber in
value as the amoun, OF subscription, 10
be redeemed in iratiic over the road
when compleied.-Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

A CANE OF BASE BALI will be played
Saturday. between the Albany Colts and
the Is TO OF Tangent Come out and
see the free silver boys PLAY the victor
ious Colts. champions Of Oregon. Car
leaves at 2 O'Clock. Admission i5c, Ia
dies free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

ID EPAlRS BlCYcLkS.-Fiank uicx-
N ey repairs bicycles promptly and in
6rst class manner. Breaks, panctnred
sires, etc. fixed Correctly. At shop just
vest Of Y. NJ. @. A. hall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07
Oregon.

E0R SALE.-As will cnly he in Al
j bany few days longer. desire to
sell the remainder of cur Household goods,
consisting of carpets. lace curtains, bed
roon sets. dining chairs, tables. lamps.
etc, etc. All mes gcois, bargains. Cali
early, ARs. } VAN WILSON.
Broadaibin Street. bet. 7th and Sfh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

IN 100 REV WARD.--i will give 500 to
nanyone satisfactorily answering the
diamond proposition capages 100 and no
in Coins Financial School.
A. S. LANDoS,
s62 Washington Boulevard. Chicago. II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

Z OR TRADE.-A new house, large ot,
L good garden, with small fruits, good
barn. good water. in Brownsville, costing
about sl200. Will trade for Albany pro
psrty. Cal st DEMOCRAT oEsee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07
Money yLoaned.

First Mortgages On Llpr0sea Farm
Properly feeotiztea-We z.s Pm paresa %
Negotiate krst uortgzges ara improved
farms In Oregon, Wash. and Ssahe Kifh
eastern parties and foreign capital1fs AZ
the usual rate Of interest. Mortgages ~
aewed that have been taken by Other cou-
p2niss, noE 91t CT b1sinesz. AdGires
with stanpA AkEvIx SwoErs.
BzksE Gsy, 0regoa-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

The Maywood is the strongest saoles t:r~fe cveraz
sss ana riders Made Of material thak so7:s ,A
easily taken apart and together.
VIII hold together in accident. ciis
that cannot be broken. simple that
piece crank in place of dozen
EbAAE-Inproyed double diamond. guaranteed ths
rolled steel rods toughest and
aluminium bronze fittings in such th1
iooses marvel OF novelty, simrlc ard arahiliv;
n bicycle mechanism known. TO butt frame
that frames continually break and fracture se
IN cannot be repaired WaEELS-ss-inci
and brass nipples HUBSLsrgs barrel pa:ser
gan q Wright Quick Repair oJilc- fiss-s
6eSrlngs 70 every part, including wheels
hardened centers. adjustment. CTisNS-r eeEEs
tected by patents: cotter pins REACH-Sh0rc sneE
6 or n EkOSF -Indesrructib3e:
AR-Reversible and adjustahe, easily ze5asGsT
nished If ordered SADDLE-P. * T..
RAttrap rubber; full ball bearing
nickel plsed Each Bicycle complete with tool 51g pu
eorulng TO tires. pedals saddles. ETC. - rr0anS
Special Wholesale Price Never bsfs-s
for less To quickly introduce the eMaywood B6ycse
have decided to make spscial ei-z
reader c1 this paper chance to rstcls yeei - s
lowest price offered ol sasi ros
We Will ship to the 3icvels Grated
and guarantee safe delivery. Money stnnde1 i
represented after arrival and exzuinsxf0- Ei ship
- o. D. with privilege Of sEs sS
ayjded $50 is sent with order azztae = s2 fzisa
WT1ese- binding warranty pit4eea hfeFeie This is
sssace q llfes!ses = aEaE3 70 ne
ezutty pass. 4caSNss ~ ordetz<<---
CASH BUYERS UvioN,
ga West Van Barren Street. ex o.: CHICAGO. Ill
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-07

Mrs. Olive Jackson Stephens writing
from Albany to The Dalles Times Noun
taineer says:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07

GOVERNOR.

Pingree's Plur. in Iron county......S35
Pingree's Maj. in Iron county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07
IRON COUNTY.
Largest Republican Majority in IT'S History Was
Delivered on Tuesday.

Largest Republican Majority in IT'S History Was
Delivered on Tuesday.
In Iron county, as in nearly every
other county in the nation. the earth
and the fullness thereof are ours-even
from William Mckinley, Of Ohio, 10
Capt Frank Raher, oi Fifth street.
Never in the history of the county has
the Republican ticket received anything
approaching the enormous majority
rolled up ON Tuesday. Out Of a total
vote OF 1866 in the county, the Republl-
can presidential electors received ma
jority oi 7G9 and the Republican candi-
date for governor, Hon. Hazen s.
Pingree, received n majority oi sos. In
1894 the largest majority ever attained
by the Republican ticket in Iron county,
Mr. Rich received majority 336. While
private considerations cxerted some in
fluenco in the vote for county officers,
most OF The county candidates kept well
up to the pace set 10y the head OF the
ticket, the least minority being given TO
Mr. Jackson, FOR register OF deeds, whose
majority was 1913.
Mastodon WAS the banner township OF
the county. casting forty,one straight
Republican votes, aud no Democratic.
Dcmo.Popic or National votes, save
four for Dan Gahagnn, silver candidate
for register 81 deeds Mansfield was a
close second with only two ofi-colDr
votes out Of iorty-iour and llemntte,
out Of 15l gave only four votes ior
Bryan nnd Sigh Atkinson came into
the Republican column, 10y two-,hirds
majority, for the first time in hcI
history Every township in the county
is Republican,, even Iron River, which
has been Democratic heretofore since the
memory Of man runneth not Go the con.
trary AN that is necessary in Iron
county TO make "clcan job" is ioI
some OF our Democratic friends to show
their good will 10y moving to make il
unanimous. The result Ia the county, a.
fnr as returns are available, is giycr
below. The official count may alter th,
figures slightly. but not more thar
enough 60 change the pnit column OF any
majority given Thus the good worl
went on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-07

The Upper Peninsula Carries Her Usual Tribute
to the Straits Of Maekinae.

The Upper Peninsula Carries Her Usual Tribute
to the Straits Of Maekinae.
The Republcanism OF the upper penin-
sula is not on the wano. With her un-
flinching regularity, she went to the
Straits OF Mnckinac on Tuesday with
$4,000 for the Republican ticket. Hon.
Carlos ID. Sheldon was elected as member
OF congress from the Twelfth district by
n plurality equal TO that obtained by
Hon. S. Nj. Stephenson two years ago,
which was at that time deemed mar
velous. Every county in the upper
peninsula went Republican, rendering
the peninsula's delegation 10 the legis-
lature solid. The fears that the miners
union in the counties Of Marquette,
Dickinson and Gogebic would WELD it's
influence in the direction OF free SILVER
was without foundation, as the in
creased majorities in these counties bear
witness.