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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24

A NEw FIRM.-Messrs. Byron Milioy
and Gail Hill have leased the Job office
and Telescope plaut OF G.. W. Watts, and
and viii. take charge OF the same next
Monday and run ihe Office and paper,
Mr.. Watts retiring.
Mr.. Perm Cochran Of woodburn, was
in Albany today.
Gen. Wade Hampton passed through
the valley this week.
Jacob Fleschner, one OF Albany's old
timers, now OF Portland, Was in the city
today.
Mr.. /, ID Miller who was in the city
today, reports completing his work OF
threshing. His thresher had iweniy-six
days work.
Lloyd Duncan left today for Astoria 10
spend the winter. II Astoria wants a
tirst-class street car conductor Lloyd ie
their man or boy.
j. o. Hoover and family OF Iowa. are in
the city the guests Of @. C. Hogue, .
neighbor OF twenty years ago. They had
not met for that length OF time.
Dana Courtright left for oakland.
CAL, Tuesday morning. where he will
reside with one of his sisters and attend
school.-oaklandC Cor. Plaindealer.
w. B. Lawler came down from the
mines this morning. Some rich ore has
been struck reoently ard the outlook is
excellent for some paying work More
men will be employed TO push things.
Thomas WagRoner, brother OF Hon.
George A. Waggoner was buried IN Belle
fontaine cemetery near Monroe, Monday.
He WAS born IN Iowa in September, 1850,
and crossed the Plains TO Oregon in 1852.
On his arrival he settled in Linn county,
removing in 1875 to the present home in
Benton.
]. A. Carson, attorney of Salem, was
in Albany yestt rday He has been EN-.
ployed by number OF machine manu-
facturers TO look after claims amounting
to about 5000 held by them against the
Enteri rise LAUNDERING Co, which recent
ly ma Q an assignment. The case will
be heard by Judge Hewitt at Salem next
Monday.
Last evenings train brought TO their
home in this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Breyman, who have been absent on q
European tour for nearly five months, md
their Joy on being home again was only
| equalled by that of their friends. They
had a delightful trip with one OF the DIR.
Potter excursion parties, and after hav-
| ing visited the points of Interest and
wonders OF the old word. as well as Mr.
Breyman's "vaterland," they return,
grateful in their hearts that they are not
only Americans, but 0iegonians. Salem
Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
Fresh From Klondike

Josquin Miller. Z. ]. Livernash and
Wm kreling arrived in Dawson City,
Miller and kreling On Aug. Is, Liver
nash a day earlier. They were only Is
days from Juneau, fourteen from the
steamboat, - from the headwaters of
the Yukon. - from Seattle and . frou
San Francisco the quickest trip ever
made Liveruash. an old schoolmate of
Harry Sacrey, OF Albany, headed the
party, aud il entitled 90 geeat credit for
the fast trip. Mr. Miller says there win
be no starvation and little suffering.
The accounts sent back b. Livernash
and Miller, rather sensational in char-
scter, will only tend TO increase the
klondike fever. t.,r they are full OF gold
prospects. Miller says: have met no
one yet who is discouraged or dissp
pointed. all say the situation excseds
their greatest expectation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
SOCIAL AND Personal

S. P. Barger of Brownsville, was in the
city today.
Jode Galbraith has returned from bis
California trip after an absence of nearly
q year.
Editor Hofer and family, of Salem.
returned today from the Bay. The latter
have been there two months.
Wayne Bridgeford, graduate OF Alb
any college left yesterday for Eugene 70
pursue nis studies in the State Univers
ity.
Frpnk Reeves and Miss Florence
blackwell, both OF jefferson, Eere mar
lied at Salem Wednesday, by Justice
johnson
Ella HuushAw. has returned from
Oregon City. where she spent the sum
mer and il AZ Ar Fred Grimmers. She
will attend school Monday
Horace Steele. yesterday aftern ION,
gave party 10 bis young friends at the
home OF his father on 9Th street About
twenty boys and girls had q happy time.
Messrs. Hardy. Pugh and Peebler
killed eight deer while on their recent
hunt. We are indebted TO Ar. Hardy
Tor choice yenisou. Lebanon Advance
Misses AbbIe Fry and Ida Elkins have
gone TO Albany TO take their positions IS
teachers in the pubic school in that city
next Monday. These are two of Leba-
non's brightest and best girls.-LebauOn
Advance.
Misses Mildred Burmeister and Mamie
Cundlf, OF Albany, were in our elIy Sat-
nrdsy. the former recognizing her mu-
sic class and the latter looking after el-
eu,ioDal mAtsers.-Jefferson Review.
Miss Lillian Crawford and Miss Par
rish. o. ALBANY, we're IN our city Thurs
day. Miss Crawford was trying 70 or
gani1e : class in elocniion, while Miss
Parrish vas looking ios parties desiring
20 acquire . knowledge OF music.-Ief
ferson Review
Fred Fisk win leave for the east next
week After Q short visit be will 20 10
Washington and Lee university in Vir-
giniA to take tile Law course o, that in
siitution Eugene Regi.ter. Fisk is the
young man who won the intercollegiate
ors;o-icAl contest
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
Real Estate Sales.

VIM T White to Jane d Morgan,
/ Di, haitey. ............$ 30O
A Klein to Ella L Dubruille, ,undiv-
ided 4 of 4 lots, bl so. HIS End
az. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bOO
Saran Hearl to r Andre VS., 34ox5S0
#. Halsey. .............. 1850
Geo ii Dodge to John Pearl,
Brownsville property ..... 1900
Moses Titus to David King, |
H. .,............... lOO
Isaiah Smelser to r Farwell. / lot,
)ston. on............ .... 80
Nellie bryan to Sylvia NJ Green,
lis OF 1l8.45 acres ....... ITO
Maggie Austin TO Martha A Viii
cox, 5 acres. :. ........... 1000
a Klein TO o Z Krause, 2lots bl so. 100
% 50" .' 45xIO0 feet. $50
q p Coshow to J + Weaver, lots,
brownsville. $50
d Laubner to A J Pitner, 2 lots,
5 P Coshow to R ii Fischer. 10
acres. ..............-.... 100
E.anor Allen to John Cummings.
Nettie Kriews to r Oheadle, s.54
aSfce ...-.............. 3OJ
u Ii Dodge to Lee and C Bilyeu,
50xl70 IT, Lebanon. ....... 60
b w Cundiff TO NJ Ludwig, 3311zx76
Ieet Albany. .....~..... 800
J F Gaines to Giltospy, 80 acres.
~ Z i-..-.-.. OU
W b Donaca to R W Fisher, 2 lots,
Lcoanon. .-......... ii
First n Bank to VIM Felzer, 242
acfcs.-.., .----............. 6SI6
Wa FelEer to First n Bank,
i2l IS acres s.......,.. 1915
A Cunningham to Winston
Young, - acres, IL W 500
Jas Shahan 10 Thos McGoagh,
undivided Z 100 acres. os5
J X Pearl to J X Bone, 2 lots, Hal
sry -.-........ 600
r T Armstrong 20 II Z Perfect, 5
acres, -. 81
II Smith to q w simpson, il3
acres, i2w4. 1000
Wm Ralston 70 Geo w Aldrich, |
lot, Lebanon. ~ 80
Geo w Aldrich TO Z E Aldrich, 2
lots LEBANON ................ 5000
King 10 @ King. lot Kingston. 50
VIM Simmons 10 Martin Thomp-
son, % lots Boston, and several
small pieces Of land, and rights
oiway... ............. 900
Martha and X L Smith TO HSG
E Smith, lIs acres s. 1000
lsabell Hendee to Ella Menden-
hall, 1902 acres. es................ 25ooi
W Z Curi 10 Lena PeebIer leo acrs 5s7
First Bank 10 B Corneit, Ise
\ acres ...... ......... $500
Z to.G Robertson. .leo acres l0E6 pa,
U $ TO Vineeat aud Mary Watson,
OIL scrs III " 4.-.. 49, pat
Z 5 TO John Schlosser, i6o acres
10 Z ---.--.. pat
U TO Cordelia Bonner, l60 acres
- 10 Z ! .-.--:-;............. pa,
Thos Cuyler 10 Solicitors Lat
Co; go acres. .:.............. 1890
A @ HAnsman 10 Wm Christensen
lot Brownsyille e. 30
II g HArkness to X B wilkins, /
lot bl 90 Albany 500
Emma Grant 10 A Montgomery,
s. % acres 10 " wi....... 800
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
CORVALLIS.
Not Afraid of Albany.
From the Times: /:

From the Times:
The date for the Inauguration of the
new passenger service on the d. n &P
between Corvallis and ALBANY has heen
changed to Septemb Der 22Dd, which is
next Wednesday The morning train o1
number will leave Corvallis at 7 o'cIock
and the evening train from the east. or
number six, will arrive st six p. m The
train from Yaquina for ALBANY which
now passes Corvallis at IL 80 will, when
the new arrangement goes into effect,
leave Corvallis at ii 20. The train for
Ysqnina will arrive from Albany at 20
and leave at 30 p. N as now
For time some question was raised as
TO whether or not the increased passen-
ger facilities, especially for Corvallis
people to visit Albany more convenient
y would not result in an injury tn the
local trade on account OF tie disposition
of some people to buy their supplies
abroad The railroad company, anxious
TO treat all patrons Of the road fairly,
carefully considered the matter, and
found Corvallis merchants willing for
the better convenience of the public tn
take the chances with the competition
that might be offered in Albany, in fact
come OF them freely said that they could
offer better bargains than Albany mer-
chants-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
Letter from PercisaI Nash.
From the Eugene Register:

From the Eugene Register:
w. Clifford Nash, instructor in music
at the U. Of o., has just received letter
from his brother Percival who, in COM
p.ny with another brother Desborough,
is located on the klondike river one and
one half miles from Dawson City.
The letter contains many interesting
points. The writer says he Is making SIS
per day managing freight business.
Meals are $50 each, and eggs 81 per
dozen. He also reports that Dawson City
is full rf typhoid fever. many dying Of
the same. In regard 10 the quantity of
proyisiont. Nash says that ST. Michaeis
is richly supplied bot the Yukon trans
portation companies refuse 10 allow il
taken up the river as they want to re-
lain control OF ell the provisions for the
interior. The Nash brothers had their
own boat which was II feet long and
made the trip up the river without any
serious mishap, taking in . considerable
supply OF goods which they disposed OF to
good advantage, particularly case and
q hall of eggs. They do not discredit the
fabulous gold stories in circulation, bat
fear for the lack of provisions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
BICYCLE ORDINANCE.
Bicycles Riders Will Please Govern
Themselves Accordingly.

An ordinance to prohibit the riding OF
bicycles, tricycles, or velocipedes on the
sidewalks on certain streets in the city OF
Albany, and to regulate the riding OF the
same on the sidewalks, and over the wag-
on bridge across the Willamette river in
said city.
ORpAIN AS Follows:
for any person to ride a, ,bicS Gle, tricvcle or
velocipede on the sidewalk on First or
Second streets, between Washington and
Baker streets or on Ferry, Broadalbin,
Ellsworth or Lyon streets, between First
and Second streets, or on the east side OF
Lyon street from Second street TO Ninth
street, in the City OF Albany, Greg on !;
Provided that cripples u ling any OF such
vehicle for purposes OF travel, shall be
exempt from the provisions OF this Sec
ton.
SECTION 2. 1t shalt be unlawful Tor any
person to ride bicycle, tricycle. or vel
Ucipe over the steel wagon bridge across
the Willamette river in said city, at a
greater rate Of speed than four miles an
hour, or on any sidewalk in said city dur
ing the night time at greater rate OF
speed than six miles an hour, or TO
ride bicycle, tricycle. or velocipede at
any time, on any sidewalk, in said city,
carelessly or neglieently, or at such q
rate OF speed, or In snch q manner as to
Interfere with the free use OF said eide
walk by pedestrians.
SECTION 5. That it shall be unlawful
Tor any person to ride 8 bicycle, tricycle.
or velocipede, in said city, during the
night time, without a head or signai
light displayed, or placed in a conspicu-
GUS manner, and in plain view on such
vehicle. bicycle. tricycle. or velocipede
SECTION That any person violating
any of the provisions Of this ordinance.
shall upon conviction thereof, before the
Recorders court of said city. be fined
not less than Eve dollars nor more than
thirty dollars, or be imprisoned in the
city Jail not less than two days nor more
than fifteen days.
Passed the Council April 9, 1855.
APPROVED By the Mayor April IL, 1895.
n 4 4 Z Ch.nua
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
o. C.. & E. Change.
From the Times: 4:

FROM the Times:
A new train service soon 70 be inaug-
urated on the Oregon Central and East
ern promises to be of much convenience
between Albany and Corvallis. The
Cascade division is TO be heightened by
making Corvallis instead OF Albany its
western terminus and the Cascade trains
that now run only to Albany and make
their headquarters there, will hereafter
run through 20 Corvallis. and the latter
their headquarters. The Yaquins trans
will run through from the Bay TO Albany
as usual, and the effect OF the new sched-
uie will be TO give two passenger trains
each way daily between Corvallis aud
Albany instead OF tie single rain in op-
Grafton since the Ia1uina road xas fret
built. The Cascade train will leave Cor
Wallis daily at q. N. and. returoing, ar
rives At 80 p. m. Corvallis ladies can
visit Albany friends, either in the fore
noon or afternoon, take along their sew
ing and stay all day or cur the visit to
half dozen hours. Albany people who
want to visit Corvallis can come up 10
lodge and dance ali night. reaching home
in time for business the next morning.
The new arrangement costs tbs company
only the lew added sticks OF wood that
the locomotive burns, and the wonder is
that the better service was not insugur-
ated years ago The new trains will
carry mails and the time card goes into
effect next Monday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
Lebanon.

Eugene Beaman left yesterday for Nc.
Minpville, where he will enter the Nc
Minnville college.
Miss Abbie j. FRY lett this morning
for Albany, where she will teach in the
public school for the coming year.
6. w. Rice and A Umphrey, of this
city, are assisting in the county clerks
office in Albany this week.
Miss Ida Elkins will leave today for
Albany to be ready to commence her
YEARS. work in the school, which opens
the next Monday.
A. d. Barker, OF Albany, grand lodge
deputy of the A. D. U. W, made the
lodge of this city fraternal visit last
Monday evening.
Prof. W. s. Mayberry and family ex.
pect to leave Friday for Moro, Sherman
county, where Prof Mayberry will have
charge OF the public school for the COM
ing year.
charge of the NJ. E. church at this place,
burn. The people here have become
much attached to Mr.. Harmon and his
estimable wife, and we much regret their
removal, but are glad to know that his
new charge is very desirable one.
Miss Fannie Griggs lett last Saturday
for Albany where she expects to visit
for few days and then go to Junction
City, where she will begin teaching in
the public school next Monday. Miss
Griggs has taught in the public school
in Lebanon for nearly II consecutive
years.
]. F. Hyde, financier of Honor Lodge
A o q w of this city, yesterday morning
gave Mrs Ann NJ. Smith a draft for
$4,000, the amount OF the policy that Mr.
Smith carried in the A o U W. At the
time OF Mr. Smiths death he had been a
member Of the order just five years, one
month and IL days. He had paid into
the beneficial funds just sa4.
Grandpa Cowan and Mrs S H Cowan
returned TO Lsbanon Monday from Al,
baDy, where they had been on a visit to
relatives. Grandpa expects to leave
Saturday for Prineyille, by the stage,
where he will stay month and then go
on 10 Warm Spring agency, where his
son j. L. Cow&n. is. Grandpa Cowan is
now IS years old.-Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
HOME AND ABPOAD.

KomonA-pure spices.
Romona-Romona pure extracts.
Try sehiiiing's Best tea and baking powder
Will & Sta always have in stock
lat-st novelties in all he, of ieweiry
\ SoutnArd has moved his Feed
n Kobertson's OLD stand on 2nd street mex
door TO the Democrat Office.
You viii always find a 6ne line of lev
elry at Will & starks. Do not bug befors
examining their goods
" Bentley, the pioneer ooo. and shoe
man, does first class work cheap. Call On
him, just north Of the DEMocRAr Office.
when you want choice steak, q nice
roast or meat Of any kind. call on Henri
broders- He keeps the best
Mrs A B Woodin Of this CITY. has re-
oeiEed Graft ,or S6 50 on account of :
prize IN schilIing's missing vord contest.
The late g w AIdrich Of Lebanon car
ned 500 lite insurance in the Washing
ton Co operative LIfe lns. Associztion.
Two divorce suits just brought In Benton
coonty are Nancy A Kidenour against
l. d. Ridenour. and Hannah McOouzId
against q. u. Mcdonald.
TIE best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment AZ the Albany Dressed Bed
Conpznys market, Just down Second
street Good weight and prompt ztten-
tion.
Fine urooelAin batn at Combination
oaroer shop Every thing clean and frst
class and a Splendid plsoe 70 get = good
clean shave.
Ladies wishing their cxblood, chocolate
green, brogu or tan shoes polished pissse
call al the stand on hrsS street, henri
Morgan the champion r1ssek shoe polisher.
tIrst class work guaranteed. Give u q
call.
About the largest yield Of wheat ye:
reported comes from the old Dzx place on
the Long Iou- Il vas Defiance xhez.
and grown bT Frank Bumgzrdner. Sir
acres pzde al zggre2zt- yield Of 2a1
bushels O. 4s bnshess Times
{ Simpson & Son hare euployed an ex.
pert irOnsE for skirts. dresses, shirts
etc. and ladies viii do well to sead s1eh
articles to that laundry. Blocks far chill
dren { hats and bonnets. first st, near
Washington.
Students for the q S y s have been ar
ah1Sk uAA41- i~4sl Saturu2Y some - OF 81
arrived on tie morning and afternoon
train We are told Albany will be veil
represented In the oollege this year En-.
terprise.
he movement TO secure this wear the
attendance at o A c of Win BIoss in order
that be may be available as . trainer for
the foot tall and other athletic teams, Is
assuming shape z Edwards, manager
OF the teams has the matter in hand and
Il Is hoped that an arrangement may Be
elected the coming week.-nmes.
g B Anderson, VINO got up special edi-
oons OF certain newspapers az u ~1tord and
Grant's Pass, and Who was subsequently,
lAiied for swindiing a hotel keeper al
lreka- Is nov victimizing the people Of
Coausa and other counties il the SaczAnen-
to valley, Calf. TINES.
A gentleman by the name Of wiIks
died at Beaver Hill Monday. His death
which resulted from q ruptured artery, vas
singular He was employed IN the mine
and was struck on the leg. Ths blow
ruptured an artery. bat scarcely made .
sea- IN the skim. When told that his leg
woald have to be amputAted wiIks said
he would prefer death 10 the operation as
Ne might as well Oe dad, as alive with
his leg gof.-Marsh6eid Sun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24

THE FANS GET MONEY "A very i'm
Portant decision has today been made
by Secrelav Of State Fl, r. Kineaid He
has decided to draw warrants for the
money annually appropriated for the
different fairs. The law in each case
says that the money is annually sppro-
priated. The officers OF the different fair
boards gave notice that they would sue
for the money and thus cause the state
additional expenses. The Law reads very
plainly and Is imperative. The warrants
to be drawn under this decision will
amount TO 5000. The State Agrieul-
tural board or State Fair board Will get
5000, the two Eastern Oregon district
fairs viii each get $500 and the South
ern Oregon tair 5000 and 500 respective
ly.-Journal,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
Oregon Nurserynsn

The tenth semi-annusl meeting of the
Oregon Association of Nurserymen will
be held at Salem. Oregon, on Wednes-
day, October 9th, commencing at 10
O'Clock a. m. We are promised severs.
papers on the best stocks to grow, the
prune, and other subjects of interest 10
nurserymen. The association will again
make display of named fruits at the
state fair, and you are invited 10 send in
any specimens of new or rare irutts
which you may have, to the chairman of
the exhibit committee, A McGiIl, Sa-
lem, Oregon The s. P. lines make q
rate of one full fare for the round trip
during the fair.
All nurssrymen, seedsmen, and florists
are invited to meet with US.
ALBERT BBowsELL, Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24
The Democrat ana Examiner.

The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
next year will give to its subscribers q
$4,000 residence in San Francisco rent
ing for $60a month, $3.50 U. s. bond n
1880 gold nugget and hundreds of other
things. You can get the Examiner and
WEEKLY DEMocRAT for 50 so g year, with
the DAILY DENocRAr by mail for "a. q, by
carrier 1915, ih advance. The DEMo-
Graf win order only ON com pination pay.
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24

BACK TO CALIFoRSIA.-Sheriff J. W.
Cummins, OF Modoc county, California,
arrived in Eugene on the 2:04 local to-
day On being notified by his deputy Of
the capture OF Cal Cornell. at Jefferson,
NJ. Cummins at once went to Saeramen-
10 TO secure requisition papers from Gov
crnor Budd- He then started north,
passing through Eugene on this morn
ing's overland and went 70 Salem to se-
cure the warran; from Governor Lord for
the transfer of the prisoner to the state
line. Deputy Frowley had in the mean
time secured the necessary papers for
the transfer Of Meredith and they will
start home on tonights overland. To
Deputy Frowley this will be sriumphal
march, as the two men, Meredith and
Cornell, had for some time, been raising
havoc with the cattle of that section, and
were considered desperate men. Mr..
Frowley followed them horseback over a
large territory, aud now takes them both
back for trial.-Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24

LOGAN HELD The preliminary ex-
animation, Sefore Justice Irvine, OF In.
dependence, of Alan Logan, for the
killing of Enoch Sylvester, was finished
yesterday, and Young Allen was bound
over to appear before the grand jury a:
the December term of court on q charSe
OF manslaughter,ia bonds of 5000, which
were promptly furnished by Samuel Lc-
gan. the father of the bov, and Lester
Wall, a brother-in-law The line of the
defense turned on whether the fatal
blow was administered by Logan or by
Fred Burns, who, the witnesses testified
struck Sylvester several blows with his
fist. Fred Burns disappeared shortly
after the affair, and his whereabout are
not known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24

Nor 20 But s.-J. A Weaver informs
US that yesterdays report of "bis misses"
did him an injustice, as he only shot
eight times this gun refusing TO expio ie
the sheiis) and that he assisted 10 kill
ing birds (?l bat as France Pfeiffer and
Dave Froman shot at the same birds, he
permitted them 10 count He SAYS his
gun is nov in working order and he mas
promised TO take the boys out again, a.
which time he VIII give them an exhibi-
tion OF great misses. This leaves Mr.. W.
w. Rowell as champion misser Nith J.
&. Irvine a close second.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-24

Our Prices are not any higher thsn
the standard for good work. We do
good work, in fact, the best in Albany
and we back this statement by guaran-
teeing our work. Nobody can do good
honest work at low prices. We don't
want all the washing in Albany (unless
we can get it) but we want our share.
Try US for first class laundry.
O. SnAPsoN & SoN.
First St. City Laundry.