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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
SATURDA~ 8
The Examiner Party

F. ] Livernash, T L Gruener and an.
other srecial. OF the Examiner Alaska
party. passed through Albany this morn
ing On .ihe special. Mr. LivernNsh will
20 TO Klondyke hy the peTii0us Chilcooi
pass. The remainder Of the kIoud ke
.sArty. JeaqHin Miller. Z II Hamilton,
Chas g Yale and Helen Dare xill sail on
the Excelsior on the 2S,h and sill 90 by
another rouie. Their ~. tures are in
Thursdays Examiner. Mr. Cfrue-er will
80 only 10 juneau and is not ore Of the
k.oudyke crowd The DEMocEAv mau
had pleaszB, talk with him. The Svs
Klondyke people will remain al zintel
40 this 10 degree below zero gold cold
country The expedition will cost ths
Examiner thousands Of dollars; bu. will
that paper money PLAYS no part when i
comes TO keeping iis readers pasted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

J. K. Ream is home from Cottage
Grove.
Mrs. J. K. weatheriord ani sons went
to the Bay yesterday.
Rev. Polling will spend Sunday in Ore
gon CITY, where hs will preach.
Mrs Annie and Louise Shu,,E, OF Port
land, are visiting their parents in this
city.
Mrs.J. A. Roberts, OF Springfield is
visiting at the hom= Of County Clerk
Montague.
| Marius MaIcelus came up IRON
| Albany recently and has accepted a
clerkship with Marctllus Il Estes Oak.
land Cor. Plaindeaier.
Prof w A. MeGhee, the efficient
principal of the Oakland schools. was in
the city today. The Professor gives such
satisfaction there that he has been en-.
gagged for another year.
The New York Evening Tel. describes
the bicycle ride of J. Bernard Walker for
merly OF Corvallis, lrola the New York
City Hall to the Philadelphia Cit, Hall,
distance OF over 20 miles, in 81 hours
ard 81 minutes. This is the tastes, time,
unpsced on record for that trip.
The following from the McMinnville
Telephone Register is about former Al.
bany printer: Ralph Knapp spoke in
Rev SnmmeryilleAe pulpit last Sunday
morning to a good audience The
theme, "Christ's Estimate of Human
Character, was ably handled.
Mr.. Geo. Coshow and Miss Maud
Howe were married at the home Of the
brides parents in Brownsville, last
Wednesday evening. The bride is one
of Brownsville's best youu ladies'. The
groom is book-keeper for the Waterloo
Wooien Mill and is we'll known througi
out the county. The DEMOCRAT unite,
with many in well wishes for the happ,
couple.
Dr.. w. w. Root and wife, of Mason
Mich, and their son Mr.. Bert Root
druggist, and wife OF Herkimer, n. Y.
stopped off from one of the @. T.. train
and spent yesterday in Albany with X
b. Vunk aud family, going on their wa,
this morning. DR.. Root is MIR Vunk'
former family physician and they wer
in the army three years together. 1t
now sixteen years since they met A
the DR.. weighs s05 pounds he did not &c
around much; but spent the time wit
his old friends Of the east,
Henry Kursch OF this city, has mad
several trips to the Clondyke, and
splendidly posted about the country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

GfD ELY WeS.-AsA fisiic exhibition
Of the Olympic Cub Tuesday cvsuing a
former Albany man won one Of the con-
tests The Examiner saws: Next came
J. O'6ara, IskS pounds, Tacoma Athletic
Club. and E. q. Ely. Is2,E pounds. olmy-
pic Athletic Clnb. Each OF them was
nuggeiy in build. but Ely had the sdsan-
iAse in strength. While nos a finished
boxer, he possesses the "a >1iGy OF leading
xi,h either hand without losing hIs bal
auce. First OF all BE tried volley OF
leits. aud thea he switched of 10 the
right, the fact that he missed eleven
blows out oi possible Twelve having
no discouraging effect on him. His We
hemenee bewildered tia. TaeoTa boxer.
and the latter wasted lot of time in
duekiBg thai he might have employed
to better advantage b. fighting back.
In the third aud fourth round o'tiAiS
did good service With his right a. times.
but his efforts we're oi the aash-in.ihs
pan order. lie SenG on the defensive
whenever the olympian crowded him,
and he lest fight that be might have
won had he been halt As gritty as th'
other fellow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
The i. o. L. W.

The new A. o. L. W. officers Tor Ore
are: Grand master workman. :. A.
McFadden, of Salem; grand foreman
ID. c. Herrin. o; The Dalles; grand over
seer, +. Berehol3, of Corvallis; grand
recorder. Newton Clark, OF Hood River /;
grand receiver, +. L. Durham, OF PoIi.
land trustees, William Armstrong, Of
Salem. three years; ". II. Beharrel, Of
Portland. two years: representatives 10
supreme lodge, +. werlein, W. Colvig,
f. Rmith.
Mrs Mamie Briggs, of the DAlles. is
the new grand chies OF honor Of the
Degree OF Honor lodge Mrs. NJ. A,
Armstrong, OF Corvallis. grand lady o.
honor; Mrs Mollie Keller, OF Portland
grand chief of ceremonies; Mrs Maggie
Huston, of Junction City, grand recorder
Mrs Anna Bewley, OF McMianvilIe
grand receiver: MIS- Dora England, oi
Portland, grand inside wsichman; Mr.
Josephine GarTigus. of Heppner. grand
outside watchm8n. The classified asess'
ment plan was adopted by an over
whelmlng vote.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

THR ASTORIA RosD.-From the Astor-
ian: The track-layers are putting down
rails at the rate OF about one mile day.
When work stopped last night the rails
were laid as far SIS the Eagle cannerv. i.
was reported by east-enders that when
the line is finished TO the John Day the
suburban trains will be run to Alder
brook to aecomodate the people there
who have TO walk mile TO the street
cars. The rumor conld not he confirmed.
though it is reasonable suppositIon. MIR
Hammond is expected to arrive during
the week, and will personally su serin-
tend the work during the summer. Con-
tractor Glenn, who was in the city yes
ierday, says that he will have the grade
ready for President Hammond on time
so that there is ever reasonable prospect
of trains running 10 Portland By the first
OF the year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

WHAT ADVERTISING DID.-Eugene was
the scene of romantic marriage last
week Several months ago, p. D. Shelly ,ot
Pleasant Hill, through matrimonial
agency commenced corresponding with
Miss Enoree Jay, aged % years, of Au
gusta, Ga. AS time went on real love
affair resulted, and at last. after first
class references had been exchanged, an
engagement was the result. Thursd ay
morning comely young woman was
met at the northbound overland train
by Mr.. Shelley. The meeting was 8
| Joyous affair, although the parties had
never met before; they were prompt,
| married.=Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
WILL & STARK ts.b for j,ss,'s. ,Ss 81 They

Best
Ice Cream
Anywhere
At I. II Pfeiferz.
See Smiley about il.
Smiley's pinters are In
Apples at C E BgoV SELLS.
Smiley does the best printing.
Delicious ioe cream soda at =. q. Pfeif-
fer's.
Pictures from 75 cents to s25 per doz n
at Longs gallery.
+ II Phsifer's ice cream has stood the
test 1t Ia all right.
Crawford 4 Harnish for photographs.
Price- from 81 70 go per dozen
Water white eomb honey from California.
last in at UE BRowxELs
DR. q W. Nastoa. ply siciaD and sur
geon, Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
y IN clty or country.
lCe cream and soda and soda pop at Mr.,
kIsre-k's parsOrz and sumner garden. Ice
cream, and 10 cents dish.
Drs H. l. and . & B-ers oHees and
residence In posi- oE5oe building. Special
attention given to diseases OF women
J " Bsntl.y. the pIor-=r 0o5. and sboe
nan, does first class work cheap. Call On
hin, Just north Of the DEMOCRAT offoe.
ars- Vierssk has connected pzriorx witt
Ger sOmueT garden. vhs1e sue can serzs
the pablie In all kinds os xsz,her With hel
/ delicious ioe cream
Consider your Ezys. think bes0Te yoz
act. and then 90 10 HaiTht Bros vter.
yCl SIIi fad choice stock Of meats Of al
xiu1s io orasr iron Yo1 z-s bo1nd 70 l.
paeEss1 il you order Of them
loa make a score every time you buI
yo1r meats Of tire Albany Dressed Bee
Company Orly krst class meats N
k=ps- q al KINDS. and prompt and ezrsfs
attention Is tire order last down ii
street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
LEBANON

Faber & Neis are offering to contrac
| Tor hops at 10 cent pound All thu
growers in this vicinity, with the ex
ception Of Messrs. Donaca and Andrews
who contracted some time ago, refuse tt
contract.
The bank were was opened Saturday
by w. j. Carly under the name OF the
lie ebanon Banking Co. Mr.. Carly has
plenty OF cash, and can also give the bes
references. He will doubtless do good
business.
p. J.. Ewing, a brother of. r. Ewing
arrived here Monday from Iowa. Tue
young man Is college graduate ard i,
also n graduate from the Iowa law col.
'ege. He may open law office some.
where in this state.
Hon. NJ. A. Miller is daily in receipt oil
letters frcm prominent men, congratul-
atine' him on the success OF the Bryan
meeting at the place. But Mr.. Miller
ieeis that the citizens OF Lebanon as a
whole are entitled to the credit of MAX
ing the demonstration such grand sue
CESS, as all lent their assistance.-Ad
vance.
Married, at the residence of J. W.
Littlejohn, July Is, at $50 o'clock, by
Rev. G. g. Harmon. Mr.. J X. Dodge
and Miss Myrtle Holton, both OF Leb-
anon, Ore.
G. A. Hermann, wife and daughter are
visiting relatives in Lebanon Mrs.
Hermann is a niece of j. NJ. and /. F.
Settle. Mr.. Hermann is employed in
the Railway Postal Service, and ID a
cousin OF Hon. Bingar Hermann.
Miss Addie Simpson has been en-
ployed as deputy Post Mistress. Mrs.
Hiekok taking a much needed rest; hay-
ing been in the post Office very steady for
the past three years, and not lo.ing a
weeks time. Mr.. Hickok is also taking
lay of from his duties at the depot and
they will epend month At the Bay and
Cascade springs.
NJ. 4 Il. Williams and Miss Lulu
Crandall were united in marriage, at the
home of the brides parents in this city,
Tuesday, Jaiy 20, q, IL O'Clock Rev.
Melvin Williams, brother OF the grooin,
officiating The wedding ~as a quiet al
lair, no one being present but the rel
atlyes OF the contracting parties and Miss
Alice Orr, oI VisAIia. Cal The bride is
the youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. }. Crandall, and is highly esteem ed
by all who know her
Monday afternoon ramp. who gave
his name as JAS Hughes. stole Moss
Walkers pants from the clothes line,
Moss and Bert Thompson gave chase
aud brought the enlprIt hack TO town.
The tramp EAs given 8 hearing Tuesday
morning before Judge ISoyelee, ~ho al
ter hearing the evidence fnei him k25.
q! course the iellox has no N lney aad
vail have 20 lay il 5li in the county Jail.
Deputy District Attorney Whitney. of
Albany rep. esenie6 the state Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
The Blue River Mines.
From the Gnarci.

From the Guard.
George Thomas, OF Hslsey, who is in
terested in three claims at the Blue Riv-
er mines, wac in Eugene for short time
this morning, on his way home In
with Guard reporter hT.
Thomas said that at present everything
is very quiet in that section. ONLY about
nine men being there. He has been do
ing development work during the winter
al spring. having sank shalt in one
of the mines and ls nov engaged in dig
ging a tunnel, over l20 feet of which is
nov completed to oconnect with the shalt
Several branches to the tunnel have been
dug also, and in one OF these they have
struck ledge that gives good promise,
Mr.. Thomas brings down some excellent
specimens of ore, and recently some
were sent from there To Portland where
they will be placed in the u.ining exhiD
its. He will go back TO the mines Il
continue the work about the first OF Sep
tember. He states that it seems to b
the understanding that W. B. Lawle
has defaulted on the mines bonded ther
last fall, and the former owners OF
number ef them are now working on tn
same. Notwithstanding this seasol
proving to be very quiet one goo
quality of ore is being taken out. and tn
future of the district, VIXEN active wor
again starts up, is rich in promise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
"I'll Re Back Again :

Two oil the best excursion trains OF the
season passed Albany this morning at
= and o'clock, but only few were
present, because OF lack OF information.
One was made up OF twelve, the other Of
fifteen cars. The exhibit xas displayed
and attracte intense interest One man,
Isaac Newton, OF Macon, Mo, was so
much worked up that he wrote three
pages descriptive OF what he saw, not
leaving the exhibit until the train start
ed. crying as he ran to catch it.
"How large did you say that pie plant
leaf is, and as the train sped onward he
yelled:
"l'll be back again."
On one train were a number OF Pitts.
burg people. A New York City liyerJ
man was excited over the Oregon oatI
and left an order for a car load, perhaps
| several
Tomorrow morning as nearly as can b,
learned, there will be three trains at
Z and o'clock, and our citizens shouic
meet them il possible with flowers ant
fruit. These excursionists are all inter
ested IN our country and every thin
possible should be done to give them in
formation. They represent the bes
element and come from the class tina
Oregon needs to build 1t up
A big insurance rate war is reported a
brewing.
The binder accident is in the land
Great is the binder.
There is talk of organizing a compan
in Albany TO send man to the yukon.
All the property of the California Lum
Der Company In this county has bee
attached, under claim amounting to 500
600, in favor of California parties. sa,
the Goose Bay News.
There have been only eight FIRE alarm
in Salem since January /.
J The DEMOCRAT will not be surprised
hear of individual yields of wheat Of I
ushels per acre.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

OEFIcERs INSTALLED. AT the last reg
ular meeting OF Beulali Rebekah Lodge
No. SIS, O o F The following officers
were installed: n G, Mrs Ida Ii s-d-
man; V 6, Miss Julia Taylor; Sec, Mrs
Kate Montanye: financial Sec. Ms Ella
Merrill: treasurer, Mrs + Gradwhol I;
warden, Miss Lucy Gard; chaplain. Mrs
Nora Coates; q, Miss Lettie Seedham
O q Mr. Elmer Conn; K s n g, Mrs
Icillia Scare; l. s \ g, MIS- o Barnes
RsV G, Mrs NJ ] Sites; l. S V G, Mrs
E Seeley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

a EUGKxE AoapEST.-Aboui s:lH
O'Clock this Afternoon q David Barrett,
an employee At the ,annery OF Haines &
Son, was working rear an exposed shali.
1t caught buriap apron he was wearing
aud in fraction OF a second he vas
Caught up and whirling around :he
swiftly moving shaft. John Haines. the
Junior partner heard his firs: yell and in
an incredibly short space Of time shui
down the engine hut the shaft must Eage
gone around one hundred or two hun
dre1 times before stopping. His legs
and nose we're bros en- aud he was bad
ly bruised, bu. will recoyer.--Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
$4,000 in q Months -.

Yesterday one of the miners who came
down from Anidem received letter
which tells an interesting story, and dir
ectly in keeping with the wild Yukon
stories. FIVE or six months ago his part
ner was Obliged to go to the Sound on
business connected with law suit.
From there he went to the now famous
Clondyke mines lie was at the mines
four months, and the letter was to in
form his former partner, that he had re-
turned, and having struck it very rich
was on his way to Germany with 1000
as his clean up. Not very bad for four
months work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

DIED AT SopA.uLK.-Henry Marx.
eldest son OF Mr.. aud Mrs &. Marx, OF
Eugene. difd shortly alter midnight at
Sodaville. orsxop. yesterday morning.
months and 20 davs. He was born in
the city OF Portland on March %, 1876
and went TO Eugene with his paren ts
when about three years of age. The
young man was III only few moments
His remains were taken home last night.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
Regardless of Cost.

julius Gradwohl intends to 20 out OF the
crockery and glassware business, gong IN
10 some other line of business, and hence
will sell his goods of this kind regardless
of cost. When you call and ger his prices
Sou will be convinced that he means btsr
ness. aud will believe what be saws
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

Tng sHE-A1 HAREET.- According 10 Thu
rsd4y's Urrgonicn 'herr IS promise tina.
new wheat will bring more than or3i-
narily good prices in Oregon his Season.
"Wednesday d. p Thompson and Walter
BGrreli sold p ,Oao bushels 81 - ; cents
per bashel, Of PAl0ase wheat &c be del
ivered a. promptly as possible. They
val harvest l15. 900 hIshsls this season
on their farms Ia Garfield aud ~ %hsimAn
coaniies, Washington and LAkah county
Idaho. No more will be sold AZ theee
prices, and the chances ara favorable for
80 cents being offered That will mean
about 20 cen,s in Albany. Farmers viii
be fortunate 10 get that price. Present
Quotations are given al 50 10 e. CENTS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

SANE Observation-Disclosures Skip,on and
Lyman Kelsay have arrived home from
attendance on the Christian Endeavor
convention ut San Francisco While in
| C hfornia thsy saw many old Oregon
ians among them Kidder, who is a florist
in San Rafael. Will Lee resides in Oak
land, where the husband and father is a
clerk in dry goods establishment Mrs.
Lee was formerly Mrs. Ella Catterlin,
postmistress 1T Monroe. Mr. Muleahy.
who once figured as superintendent of
the o. p. is in San Francisco, married TO
widow With a family and is a stock
broker with an apparently thrifty busi-
ness His brother is a bartender, so
they were informed, in a gin mill. Eu-
gene Simpson i, in San Francisco, where
he has avery good iob.-Corvallis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

LABOR MERTINs.-Saiurdzy evening zs
SALVATION Army there will be q Trades
Union Meeting" Every member will
dress TO represent their vocation aud
soesk thereon The parade and open al.
meeting all be ysr- unique. Eyeryone
interested IA sae xovk Of the 5. A. is re-
81 e.tiyely invited 20 & tend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

INCORPORATED The Meyer Clothing
company filed articles OF Incorporation
with the Secretary OF State at Salem
Wednesday. The corporation will deal
n clothing, furnishing goods, notions
and merchandise in general, The prin-
cipal place OF business will be in eort-
land. The corporation is divided into
$50 shares of the par value OF 800 each.
] NJ Meyer Of Brownsville, and p Sell
company taking charge Of the business
formerly owned by the suspended firm
Of j. Nj. Meyer Il Co. in Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

IuE OLDEST person in Linn county bv
far Il Mrs- Mercy Siuons, al SodAYilIe.
noE over los ye2rs oF age. Mrs. Fisher,
% years old, IS Albsny's ol lest resident.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

IN FAVOR or Mr.. ScHLcssgR.--Judge
Burnett today tiled his decision in the
rase OF Peter SctlosseI against 7. ii. De
cew, suit for shou, 5000. including in
terest. so acres oi timber land was at
tached aud will probably be sold TO sat
isfy the judgment, Mr.. Deoew paid
5000 for loo acres OF the land. $iC00
down in cash, nearly $4,000 Tor the
whole,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

DiD rs WogK WErL-The overland
passed albany st 6:ls this morni u and
| an excnrsion train at : 10, each stopping
only about i've minutes. The Linn
county exhibit has been brought to ils
room. where il i being added to daily.
specimens of wheat b-ing brough; in that
are eye-openeFs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
1. Gradwol,l

]. Gradwol,l-
Informs the general public that he
sell as low as anybody in the city form
cash. Come aud get prices before you buy
April LIST, 1897. J. 6RADwoHL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

VAST II Play BALI Salem printers
have chAllsaeed the Albany printers for
game OI base ball. Corvallis Is 8 day
ahead. Poor deluded typos, 10 tAus run
lnio the jaws OF the alligator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

A FNgA REsIpENcE John ClelAaj, OF
Albany. is building a fne residence on
his farm mile north OF SotaSlile James
Dsunals, q resident OF and who has con-
siruCted q great number OF beautiful
buildings in Albany. is the architect and
carpenter. He has Enoch Sioah. who Is
an expert mechanic, assisting him. Cor.
Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

The FiRsT WHEAT.-R L. Burkh bart
has the honor Of bringing the Ers, wheat
- Albany this year. He stored il st the
Farmers l. vas ifs N = tiei. averaging
- bushels per acre There will lie =
good many such big yields this year.
The total output the DEaoCRAr believes
will lie 25 per cen; larger than ever he
Tor =.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
ALBANY TRADING co
B. N. MORRIS, MANAGER

We will sell goods as long
as they can be obtained on
the market at prices as fol
lows
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

WHAE MfxxEAi WATER DID.-Mr. Ho-
gan, gentleman eighty odd years old.
who resides aboas four miles EoathRez. o.
Albany. came 90 the springs ave weeks
sgU badly afflicted wita rheumatism and
dropsy o! the feet ami legs. The dropsy
has disappeared aud the rheumatic
trouble much aha;ei. This is only one
case among hundreds ci old people who
come here tina, receive relist from their
ailments. Cor. Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30
A Union Meeting
From Cor. Advance :

| FROM Cor. Advance:
Pursuant 10 notice. q mass meeting oi
the union reform party met at Sodaviile
on the 2lst OF this month in the evening
Tor the purpose of organizing union pre-.
cinct cub The attendance was lsrge
considering the many who were engaged
IN she harvest field. The Organization
was effected with the best offeeling. coz.
sisiing OF twenty-three members. l.. G..
Peery, Esq, was selected as temporary
chairman, and b. ". Jones, secretary
The hrst thing in order was the election
OF an executive committee, which re-
suited il The following selection: L b.
Kelley, Sam Aahon and T ] CoyIe: ID.
W. Jones, secretary. fhIa Was a wise
choice, as these gentlemen are men Of
push and patriotism. The meeting w4s
overtiowlng with enthusiasm and the
sweetest harmony. One man, over 50.
and four over 20 years old, are some Of
the boys Four who voted for McKin-
ley are members Of the club. They were
promised bread snd received a stone.
This kind OF diet is becoming mono,o-
nous to the telling cons OF America. This
number will over double II a month
sodaTii!e is the drst precinct TO organize.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

A SPECIAL TRAIN passed Albany this
morning at $3.50, stopping for breakfast,
1t was mixed crowd OF people ON board.
Though the regular exhibit had been
taken away several fresh specimens of
wheat, buckwheat. etc, were taken out,
and the party were treated TO peach
plums, while Mr.. Watts opened their
eyes with his variations OF our resources,
big things and unsurpassed climate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-30

BUSINESS CnANoE.- The law firm OF
Blackburn. somers & Duncan, has been
dissolved BY mutual consent. Tie menu
bers will all remain N Pos,offiee Block
tor the present, each doing business for
| himself.