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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30
HOME AND ABROAD

Miss Ella Schumacher went to Corvallis
Wednesday TO spend Thanksgiving with
the Misses Campbell.
The north bound overland train due 10
leave Albany at 40 this morning will not
arrive until 4 O'Clock 10 nj yh. being de-
layed bv land slide al Tunnel4.
The presentation OF the "AIiegor, of
War 10 Song" has bern postponed for the
present on account Of the large number
OF other entertainments. There will be
no rehearsal tonight.
The widow OF the late Frank Dekum
receives $500 q month or her support,
Frank. jr. sIoo and the others $50. This
is liberal for Portland; ba, back east Mrs
p I Rarnnm gets $4,000 q year and down
In San Francisco Mrs. Stanford twice as
much.
Captain rolhemus Is advertising for bids
10 furnish ;he eAung-house AZ the govern
menr works at Coos Bsy with supplies.
Among the articles are 5000 pounds of
Burbank potatoes. 5000 pounds OF fresh
beef, 500 pounds OF fresh mutton, 500
pounds of fresh port, 1000 pounds OF first
class butter, vegetables. etc.
Thanksgiving Is = legal holiday that
requires Considerable time to Celebrate Il.
the proper manner, and when Turkey Is
attacked In lively manner a person Is
hardly &, for duty the remainder Of the
day. The DEMocRAT force will celebrate
the day bv not issuing paper, which IL IL
undoubtedly entitlcd 10 OF ACCOUNT OF It's
usual regularity.
BarxiliiA Chapter. Eas,srn Star, elected
the following officers last night: Worthy
raatron. Mrs A B Mas.hsws; ~orihy pa.
tron. Z ID cUssck; afssssxn, mair3n, Mrs
n n AllsG. ,rea,urer, Mrs E w LsngdOn /:
secretary, Mas Zula winn; eoaductress,
Miss Caru,hert; assistant oonduc,ress.
Mrs 2 Z Alien; trustees, Mrs wooiin,
Mrs Train, Irs Kelley.
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Grange Items.
Editors Democrat:

Editors k1sR0tydt.'
The regular meeting of Tangent grange
was held on Nov "a. There was fair
attendance and we had an interesting
meeting. Bro and Sister Freerksen. Of
Halsey grange were with US and assisted
in the work.
The committee appointed to exemplify
the unwritten work performed their duties
to the satisfaction Of all. We also had q
thorough drill in the third degree work,
besides soma other necessary drilling.
The question of the reduction of interest
was pretty thoroughly discussed. and we
are well satisfied that interest is entirely
too high, for there is no business which is
paying any where near 10 per cent.
1t is well known that farmers are not
making expenses let alone being able to
pay high rate of interest. As the price
OF every thing else has been reduced inter
est should also receive its share Of reduc-
ton.
The question of the road tax of the
citizens Of Albany being worked entirely
within the city limits was thought to be
impracticabie, for there are too many
roads centering in Albany for the few
residents who live near by to keep them
In anything like passable condition.
We expect to make the meetings Of this
grange of especial interest this winter by
having different exercises during the day.
and we are glad to see the members take
hold of the work with so much pleasure
IL each one will take hsld and do their
duty we can build up our grange on a
solid foundation,
The question Of the change of school
books received its share of attention. This
Is an important question to every one who
have children to educate, for the purchase
of books to many in this state is a heavy
expense. There had ought to be q change
In the law in regard to this matter, so the
business could not be monopolized by the
book concerns as they ara. At our next
meeting We elect new set Of officers and il
Is important that every member should
attend 50 that there can be good selection
made.
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DIED.

ALEXANDER. At the Howard boarding
house, on High street, Salem, November,
81, 1894, at o a. m. w II Alexander, aged
30 years.
Diseased had been one of the workmen
in the state printing Office ihe cause of
his death was consumption, he having been
a sufferer of it for some time. He leaves n
wife and two children at Harrisburg and a
brother, Frank in this city. The remains
were taken to that place last night on the
overland train.-Statesman
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Monmouth defeated the Salem Y IL c
at foot ball Saturday II to 3.
Newspaper correspondents In Japan are
not permitted to 60 TO the seat of war
until the war is over.
Gro Ik county has just let the contract
to 6 E Waggoner for making a county
map a: the price oil 5000.
"Corn Husking Bee''at the opera house.
by best local talent on Friday evening
Dec 6. This will be great treat.
The Medfcrd opera house has bee
leased to Chas Damon, the bill poster for
two years at $40 month. =
There will be a special meeting Of
Beulah Rebekah Lodge this evening
at 1880. All members are specially invited
to attend. By order ef N G.
Ducks are getting close. Yesterday
the Man about Town saw one crewsing
on the pond in front OF the Court House.
A stone thrown at it sent Il flying up the
| Willamette.
The foot ball game at Corvallis on
| Thursday between tie D A G and Port
land, promises to be about as hard fight
as that between Yale and Harvard. It is
Seported that members OF each team have
said that they would win or die In the
attempt. Another har5 game will be a,
Eugene between the University and
Forest Grove teams.
Judge Wolv2rton spent Sunday in Al
bany.
Judge Hewitt has located his Law
Office in the P o block.
VIM II Hoag was in the city today
San Francisco is now his headquarters.
Horace Pennoyer, a son OF Governor
Pennoyer, died at Williams College OF
Saturday, of typhoid fever.
C w Elxias and family started TO
1.-THE Willamette valley via The Dale
Tues,lay OF this week, to visit Will
friends and relatives. They will be gon
about a month.-Prineville Review.
CIV Watts left last night for lie
land, in Josephine county, after Alma Nor
ris. wanted in this county for killing dee
for their hides. Mr. Watts recently mad
trip 10 Fosters, but Morris had gone
Southern Oregon.
Following are the committees for tn
ftemen's New Years ball: Arrange
ments-W w Rowell, A l. Lamb, NJ
Phillips, w II Warner. Decoration
LANES Shields ! w White, John Stewar
8en Clelan, Al S5ellmacher. Floo
Managers-Jos Klein, r Wyatt. WI
RichaTde. o Clelan, Al Fre-rksen, Fran
Danna's. Recepiion-.W w Rowell, i
NH Ellis, L Viereck, W W Conn, Chi
Metzgar.
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A Prof ParTin's class in
the conservatory course will give music
ale at the residence Of DR. Mackie On Fri
day evening. Nor 70. at Sis. assisted by
Miss Maggie Anderson, of Salem Follow
ing will be the program:
TIE jolly BIaeksuiiihs. paal. by Misses
Edna Mackie and Lutte Ssernbsrg.
In the Gondola- Bendeg. by Miss Edith
Smick.
Fly forth GsntIe Dcre. Ponsiai, Miss
Manis Huihnrt-
Allegro Sonata No 5. Haydn. Miss
Latte s;eEIberg.
Anchored. Watson. Prof Parvin.
Bubbling Spring, Rive-king. Miss Edna
Mackie.
Vocal Solo. sclec.ei. Maggie Aldersoa.
Pollzcca Rrilliante. Bohn. Miss Maude
Hulburt.
On the MoonIis Stream, Geibel. Mr. and
Mrs Archie Hammer.
Sonata, opus q No Beeihoyea, Miss
Maggie Aldersoa-
Neck and Neck Gallon. Msysr-PSLi.
Misses Maude HuIburt and Edith Smick.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

THE --LATEST News ls that julius Grad
wohl is doing business in his new quart
ers, the old Post Office and Odd Fellows
building and Opera House, and to give
an introduction to his new store, he will
sell the following goods for net cost only.
l box full weight Savon soap S5 cts, 2
oxes French sardines 25 els, Oysters 10 cts
7 can, Arb1ncle and NJ coffee 25 cts b,r
d all otb .r goods sold as low as any
use on this ooast.
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II sENDERs

saves many Sickness. Why be III. when
CONTINUED good health san be so easily Sc
cunet: OE- Vests Pills prevent the di-
gesiive system from becoming 6erznged
and are Invaluable as 4 2urgztire and
regular, and put those who take them in q
Condition 10 run The gauntlet of summer
with complete success 4 hundred and
one ailments arise from negleciing to take
pill in time. Experience has shown
our Wess's Pills TO be the hest In use.
AL the standard preparations, medicines
and remedies can be obtained from our
very complete stock. Our prescription
department is unequAlIed il this part of
The state.
IA CuxxIxG-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30
MARRIED.

THoMAs-RICELY. On Tuesday
evening. Nov q, 1894, at the residence of
and by Rev I Albeit, Mr. James Thomas,
of Albany and Mrs Mary Ricely, recently
of Iowa. That Mr. and Mrs Thomas may
have pleasant journey through life is the
wish of many.
MCCOY - In Albany, on
Monday evening, Nov 26, 1894, in the
parlors Of the Depot Hotel, by Rev Riley
Little, Mr. Lewis Mccoy and Miss Ethel
Lewis, both of Salem Albany friends
will wish them Joy and happiness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30
State Teachers Association.

The executive committee OF the State
Teachers Association have determined
to hold the annual convention of teach
ers at Portland, December 26th, 27th and
2Sth. The committee extends a cordial
and earnest invitation to the teachers OF
Linn county to attend and aid in ed-
vancing the interests Of the public
schools. The committee on transporta-
ton will secure good rates over the rail-
ways 1t is requested that all teachers
of this county, who viii probably attend
the convention send their names to this
Office. A r RUTHERFORD,
County Superintendent.
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eHetr sHoEs.-I carry large line OF
La lies Kid Shoes, solid throughout. SOLE
lelther insole and counter, stylish. patent
up, everv pair warranted. Sf.so, $500,
Ssso. Try pair, you take 10 ch1nces
S e Young.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

PEACOCK. - On Sunday morning
Nov %. to the wife Of Vim Peacock-a
girl.
FRIENDLY.-ln Albany, on Sunday
evening, Nov as to Mr. and Mrs Reams
Friendly boy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

II he hair is falling o,:t ard turning
gray, the glandstf The skin need sh.nu-
Icing and color-food and tn best remedy
a 'nulant Is III 'lps Hair Repewer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

A DRESS will make splendid
Christmas present for your wife. You
can get the proper thing at Read, Pea
cock & Co.'S at an extremely low figure
for cash.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

The bes. ro@,t coffee 10 the es, at Con,ad
NJ ysrs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

seLLiEG At CosT.-Felt hats ~ so
and * cents. Nicely turned hats $500.
Caii and be tonyinc-d.
Mrs ioHN v HoFFMAS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

II you wan, that aching tooth filed or
extracted without pain call a, DR. Adams
office.
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From
High Government Authority.

No authority of greater experience food products
lists than DR.. Henry A. Mott of New York. Dr. Motifs wide
experience Chemist for the Indian Depart
ment gave him exceptional opportunities to aequain himself
qualities and constituent parts of baking powders
He understands thoroughly the comparative value of every
brand the market and has from time to time expressed
his opinion thereof On careful reexamination and
analysis he finds
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
superior all others strength purity, and efficiency Dr.
Mott writes
New York March aoth, 1894
6nd Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder to be superior
all others, for the following reasons
lberates the greatest amount of leavening gas
and is consequently more efficient
and The ingredients used in its preparation of the
purest character.
srd. It's keeping qualities are excellent.
4h. On of the purity of the materials their
relative proportions Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder must
be considered the peos regards whoesomeness
and efficiency and say this having in mind certificates
havo given several years respecting two other baking
powders.
The for the change in my opinion based on
above method adopted prevent
baking powder from cakng and deterioratng in strength
HESsy A MoTT, Phi. D., 1. l..
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Fist class Photographs from so cents
e. At Tinkles. Extra fine Mantello $f,a5
ne doz
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FIRE INSURANCE.

Insure your property with
Joseph V Talt IL The
Old Hartford, THE NEW
YORK UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY, THE SPRING.
FIELD f. & M. or one OF the
other reliable cid line cam
panies he represents. Notes
taken and plenty of time
given for payment on farp
insurance. All business plac-
ed with him viii be prompt
ly attended to. OFFICE IN
BALTIMORE Block,
Albany. Or.
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That joyful Feeling.

That joyful Feeling.
With the celebrating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal clsanli-
ness. which follows The use Of Syrup of
Figs. Is unknown 10 the few who have not
progressed bevond the o'd time medicine
and the cheap substitutes sometimes OF
cred but never accepted By the well II-
formed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

MesSrs Sam May and George Afford. Of
Harrisburg, are in the city.
Mrs Peak, formerly an actress. will BE-
| g.n two weeks revival service in the L
z church beginning next Sunday evening.
Mrs Phoebe WCodiord left today for Al
bany. where for month she will be en-
gagged in stenograpbic work in the Law
office OF Wallis Nash Corvallis Times.
Hon B Montague. Of Lebanon, was
in the city yesterday visiting his daughter.
DIR Clara NJ Davidson, and will proceed
today on business trip to Vancouver,
wash, where be has large property inter
ests.-Salem Statesman.
Maj Jas Jackson, of Portland, recently
in Albany, has been appointed aide de
icamp and assistant inspector general tor
Oregon, by Commander -in-Chief Lawler,
of the G A X.
Mrs w T Wyman went to Corvallis to-
day TO attend the funeral Of Mrs Albert, a
sister of Mr. Wymau, who died in that city
yesterday. Mr. Wyman is in California,
and hence was unable 10 be in attendance
at the funeral.
1t is pleasing to be able to note in these
days Of poetry and song, that Mrs B Lee
/, | anu w y sANA aAuEl utAhC uttu pltAAkGt &Alu
located College Hill addition to the city Of
Corvallis, consisting of twenty blocks and
covering sixty or seventy acres.-Corvallis
Times.
Mira II C Averill, who diedsat Browns
vile had been married three times. twice
to NJ ministers. She was the mother of
twelve children, eight of whom are now
living. She had also fifty-three grand
children, forty-one great grandchildren
and two great great grandchildren. She
was member Of the NJ i church S. years,
As the shadows close down Thanksgiving
evening the wedding bells will jingle, and
pair of well-known Corvallis young peo.
pie will link their fortunes for time and
eternity. The affair takes place at the resi-,
dence of Hon George Wsggoner, and his
accomplished daughter, Miss Jes1ie, will
be the bride, Henry Allen will be the
groom, and so far as can be learned several
friends will be invited.-Times.
Chevalier DeKontski. who is to enter
tain Salem audience in the near future in
the interest of the new gymnasium, wa
formerly student and fellow composer
with Mozart, List and Mendelssohn ant
to day the only survivor of that great schoo
of composers. The chevalier, now in hi
eighties, still holds the Office OF Court Plan
ist to the Emperor of Germany. He i
. spending the winter in San Francisco. :
Journal.
II you need good medicine 10 purif
u your blood, give nerve strength and bull
. up your entire system, take Hoods Sarsa
II parllla. II prevents sickness By MAXIM
d pure blood.
2 Hoods Pills cure nauses, sick headach,
D. indigestion and bilioasness. 2sc.
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WILL & STARK the jewellers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30
BORN.

Or. Prices Cream Bck.nr Powder
Worlds Pair highest Award.
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Don't
Be Afraid
To Send the Children

To Send the Children
when YOU want anything
in groceries from Parker
Bros store. They will be
waited upon just as
promptly and just as
= carefully ss If YOU Z
went yourself. They
will get just as much for
;he money. Reliable
groceries. fresh produce.
and FIRST class baked goods.
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AlbanyInsuFaDCe Agency

We have had over seven years e,per
tence In the Home Office and local insu
ance business and can guarznieeIrs suranc
written BY US to be properly looked after.
The following Is partial lis; Of compsnses
represented by us:
Foreign-No-th Britiss s. Mercantile
Norwich Union. Ph9ni1. London, Man
chester. guardian, Sun. Csledonian, Lon
don e. Lancashire.
AmeFican-Coniinental of New York
Wesichester Of New Yo1k The Cont.
mental of New York and Manchester of
England. write farm business, taking notes
Tor the premium, with ample time fo
payment. We respectfully solscir an,
god business Ofdce opposite old pos'.
ofEce.
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The freight train will be held Al Ger
Wallis on Thursday until after the foo,
bail game.
The Homer sailed to-day for San Fran
cisco Among the passengers Was Mr. w
F Crosby, who wen; 10 the Bay yesterday
noon.
Levi Morton spent sI9.7eo 10 be elect
ed TO an Office paying SIC, 900 year for
years Net earnings for the full ten.
s3io.
The Union Thanksgiving services will
be held this year At the Presbyterian
church, al 1870 m on THURSDAY. Rev
A s Copley will deliver the sermon.
Both the Governor and Secretary of
Stale are out Of the state. A Salem paper
saws c W Fulton president u the senate,
would be acting governor ia case CT neoes-
sisy.
Roseburs must be good snow town.
The Piaindealer saws: Notwithstanding
ihe ''nard times" the Stuux combination
had good audiences at every performance.
They gave performances on Eve nights,
and the receipts averaged little over
sioo each .ight.
( W Hadley. in 4 big two column cis-
oiay advertisement offers hts residence In
Corvallis for sale at IS per cent less than
cost. The house was built and grounds
laid out for permanent home and with
no idea of selling. II Is the most complete
home in the county,"
The fare from Albany TO Corvallis and
return on Thanksgiving Will be only sc
cents. As the freighs win be held for
! those attending the foot ball game it vii
enable OUT citizens 10 witnesx one OF the
lives, games evsi played In Oregon.
LIS; evening about one hundred per
sons who are going 10 represent eharacsef'
In the carnival, that Is 10 be held a: ths
opera house In Dec met a, the 7 N c A
gymnasium. and discussed costumes, pro-
grams and the grand march OF Characters,
all were enthusiastic and the event prom.
ises 10 be q great social success. Reac
Dickens, In order TO recognize yErso US
characters represented.
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TUESDAY evening, Nov 81.
Present Recorder, Marshal, and Council
men pfeiffer, Burkhart, Walters and Mar
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-23
Governor shortidge's Reward.

The St. Paul Pioneer Press in
its report of the Populist conven-
ton at Jamestown June IS, states
that a resolution endorsing the
administration was laid on the ia
BILE and his excellency the gov
ernor was sat down upon.
The most dramatic incident of
the morning session was furnished
by the governor, who sent a note
to the chair, asking permission to
address the convention. He
talked for fifteen minutes, and
what he said was regarded by a
great many as a covert bid for re-
nomination. 1t had been report
ed that he would not be a candi-
date again, but he wanted to say
that every man in the party is the
property of the party and in hon.
or bound to accept any trust the
party sees fit to impose upon him
IT the party thought him the mar
to make the race for poyerno,
again he was willing to Try.
Be il said to the credit of tn,
convention and the Populist par
ty, Governor Shortridge was no
asked to try. And why7 Be
cause he has been TRIED an,
FOUND WANTING in the most vita
trust imposed in him-the inter
est Of the people.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-23

The American Sheep Breeder
is authority for the statement
chat the yearly consumption of
wool in the United States amounts
to 6oo,ooo,ooo pounds, a large per
cent of which is fine wool, for
which there is an ever increasing
demand, and without which the
mills cannot run to meet the ever
growing call for fine fabrics.
American fine woods have carried
off first honors at all the worlds
great wool expositions, and mil
lions of people will wear only
fine woolens." Of course sheep
owners have to put up with free
wool prices while the country i:
under the heel of Democratic rule
but conditions cannot be any
worse than they are now.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-23
How's This!'

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and financial.
ly able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the bloc,
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75e
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-23
FOURTH OF JULY.


The committee appointed to ar.
range a Fourth of July celebration
have solicited funds and have made
up a program in keeping with the
amount of money subscribed.
Here it is:
Geo. Aud, Marshal.
Grand Parade, $50 a. m.
Speaking, 600 a. m.
Base Ball, purse $40, 1880 a. m.
Horse Races, 1870 p. M.
x mile trotting, best lin 3, purse $40,
$40, and $5; 4 to enter, 8 to start.
x mile running, best 2 in 8, purse SIS.
$40 and IS; 3 to enter, 2 to start.
200 yard Pony race, purse SIS, % & 81;
IA hands and under.
x mile Bicycle race, S p. m. IS and ~.
100 yard Mems foot race, profession.
ais barred, purse IS and $3.50.
50yards Boys foot race, purse $2&$1.
50 Sack race, purse 81 & 81.
so Wheel Barrow race, So & 81.
so Three legged race. ~ & 81.
Horse races at race track. Other
races on Willard street. Ten per cent.
entrance fec to all races.
Grand ball at the opera house in the
evening for the benefit Of Dickinson
Cornet Band. Dance tickets Sl.00,
supper extra.
The Dickinson press., 1894-06-23

With Governor Shortridge
turned down and such men as
Wallace for governor and the re-
nomination of Porter for auditor
and Nomland for treasurer, it is
not wise, or in line with good pol
icy. to be-little the policy shown
by the convention, or to count too
surely on the success of the Re-
publican party in the state, even
though the Democrats place a
third ticket in the field. The
Populist party of North Dakota
is a live issue and to cope with it,
the Republican party must obey
the demands of the people, ignore
ring rule, and place men in nomi-
nation for all offices who cannot
fail in commanding the respect
and confidence of taxpayers and
all citizens.