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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
The w. e. T. L. Convention.

The following account OF the proceesi-
ings OF the recent ". c. T. L. conycn-
ton is furnished the@DENocRNr by the
committee on publication:
The Nomans Christian Temperance
Union Tor Linn county, held its annual
convention in the ". G. I. L. hall Fri
day afternoon and Saturday morning,
the 18th and iSsh. Delegates were prcs-
ent from the nine unions IN the county.
In the absence OF the president, Airs. l..
T. Blaln. vice president, Was IN the chair.
The presidents report, which was read
by the secretary. showed that she had
taken much pains to @ork upan Interest
IN her constituency, and that she had
proved herself successful in doing 50.
IL was pleasant 10 hear that Albany
had sent two names TO swell the poiy-
gl0st petition lately presented 81 WASH
ingion. Several country places had done
nobly in securing names 70 the anti-cig-
arctic petition 70 our late legislature on
the bill presented. and which they sno-
ceesied in smoshering a; the birth.
The following county officers were
elected for the ensling year: president,
Mrs. Edith Thomp pson, vice president.
Mrs. L. F.. Blain, recording secretary.
Miss Ida Porter. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Nash, treasurer, Mrs. \. l.. Gill.
COMMITTEE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

THE FARRELL CAsE.-The Corvallis
Times tells of case before the grand jury
at that city in the following graphic
manner: From witnesses who were in
attendance on the grand jury it was
learned that the north end of the county
furnished the gentlemen of the Lexow
committee, as the grand jury was called,
with some interesting matter. Down the
river some two miles from Albany on the
Benton county side, there is a grange
hall, and in that hall several weeks ago
there was dance. Walter Farrell, an
Albany blood, attended that dance, and
when the bug juice he carried in his tank
got to working right good, he seized a
chair and smashed one ofthe chandeliers
that hung pendant from ceiling. The oil
blazed up, the maidens screamed, and as
he yelled ''By here goes for the 9TH
er," he smashed the only remaining
chandelier in the room. The young men
seized their oyercoats and extinguished
the fire with great difficulty, and by
some unaceountahle freak of fate, Far
rePs case came before the grand jury of
the county, instead of his having been
tarred and feathered by the brawny
young men living in the north end of
Benton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
UakyilIe.


Tho pnblic sale at the s parsonage yes-
ter,iay vas well attended, large crowd
arrived early, although chilly rain pre-
vailed all the forenoon. The bidding
was animated aud tine household goods
brought good price. The stock didn't
sc. so well, but they brought good
price considering the hard times, One
COW brohght $40 and another $s7. We
didn't hear what TIE Others brought.
James Morgan bought fine mare at the
sale. lie says she will be all right when
she gets used TO his lingo; Jim has not
learned TO talk like n minister yet.
Mr.. Smith bought fine bed room set
a. the sale; nexi. - - sgs
Miss Anna Pattison went to Salem
Monday TO attend business college.
DIR. Wilson. OF Corvallis, was in Oak
vile yesterday. He came over to buy
some OF the household goods at the sale.
Call again Doc,,
Rev. Achison will preach his farewell
sermon next Sabbath.
The match game OF baseball last Sat
nrday was not success TO the 0akvilie
nine. The score was 10 Il to Is. Tan
gent heat by one score. Can't do it
again. ANicrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

lie hext and cheapest II IlnSses
Ring up telephone IS after p. n
New carpets a; the Albany Furniture
%. r
Buy nsw carpets Of the Albany Furni-
tars Co.
Tinkle warrants his photos to nos fade or
change color.
The latest efec; in carpets al the Albany
Furniture Co.
100 pieces semi porcelain dinner set for
Si4 20 at F. E. A ers.
IS pieces decorated seni-Porrolain tea
set for 81 IS at T. Z Aliens
Silk waists and Spring cspes. the latest
and the newest al the Ladies Bazaar.
For PAINLESS filing or extracting call at
the Albany Dental Psriors-
Your picture taken and you no, know
when. instantaneous al Crawford & Pax
toms. l., St
New bats, latest styles Just arrived a;
Mrs. Brusn's. Irices from % cts. up.
Drs. H. E. and o. X. Beers. oiices
over Pest ofhcs. Residence corner 5th L
Calapooia streets.
New back kgrounds and accessories will
be here in a few days. oIme and get your
photo taken in "the latest" at Tnkles
The most elegant line of Spring capes
ever seen in Albany are now on displ1y at
the Ladies Bazaar. Call and see them.
No old goods but all fresh frst class
goods at hard time prices at the Cheap
Cash Department Store. Blnmberg Block.
Grand Easter sale of millinery at the
Misses Ball Two hundred OF the most
beautiful trimmed hats ever in Albany 10
select from.
Spring has come and now is good time
to have some photos taken. Drop in at
Tnkles and see what nice picture you
can set for almost nothing. t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

Is absolutely necessary in order to have
good health. The greatest affection Of
the human race is impure blood.
There are about 240o disorders incl
dent to the human frame, the large
majority arising from the impure or
poisonous condition OF the blood. =
The best remedy for all blood dis
eases is found in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Its remarkable cures are its loudest
praise. 1t is not what we say but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla docs that
tells the story.
mo remedy has ever had SO marked
success, or won such enormous sales.
Scrofula in its severest forms yields
to its potent powers, blood poisoning
and salt rhcum and many other diseases
are permanently cured by it. For q
general Spring Medicine to remove
those impurities which have accumu-
lated during the winter, or to overcome
That Tired Feeling, nothing equals
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

From the Riddle Enterprise il IS learn
Ell that one Samuel Wilson who Is hoof-
ing Il around the world, called At his
sanctum nos long since. Mr.. Wilson, i
genuine waikisi making 35 miles in
one day, pulling up a; Ashland, Oregon,
al night, where he scratched "off in \
hurried manner an account OF his trip
through Hungry Canyon in good shape"
He VAS 30 pleased with It's beauties he
rechris;ened il "Saturc's Paradise" +"
near which he me: Lemati. q sore-eyei
squav, whom he registered in his dizry
as heroine for novel he purposes 10
write when he returns TO 'shi old Hing
land" The DExcCRAT will wager ihzt
Wilson viii prove TO be big fake when
his history II learned. Everything about
him sounds fshy. Il Is time people quit
being taken in by such fellows.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
TUESDAx

THE CLATsoP SHERIFF.-The Budget
defends Sheriff Hare against statement
in the DEMooRAT of a case reported
where an Albany man wrote the sheriff
ON March 9th, and was not answered
until April 2nd and was obliged to pay
the delinquent penalty. The Sheriff re-
fers to the Albany people interested in
the taxes as his rural friends, Sheriff
Hare is undoubtedly pretty exemplary
man, as he only put 70 cents costs on
about the same amount that Sheriff
Smith put $2400 costs upon. There cer-
tainly is nothing very serious in that;
but the truth is, the DEMOCRAT has heard
of so many cases where Clatsop county
officials seemed to want to cipch people
that it was quick to jump at chance to
hit even the present sheriff. As all of
the papers of Astoria are chueking the
sheriff under the chin in order to get the
slice of delinquent tax publication of
course they take up the defense, and
perhaps the present sheriff deserves it.
Several of them have not though.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
Annual County Institute.

The annual ogunty institute for the teach
ers of Linn county will be held at Albany.
Oregon, beginning at / 30 O'Clock .. m
Wednesday, April .4ih, and closing at noon
Saturday, April 9th All teachers Of the
county are required by law to attend this
institute, and all persons who contemplate
teaching should attend also The special
features Of the work TO be dyne during the
institute will be thorough study Of the
county course Of study. and class in the
Psychology. No teacher Should require
urging TO attend the institute The bene-
81 derived By any person from such gath
ering Is governed largely by the effort put
forth by that individual
A X. RUTHERFoRF
Co.SRP:-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
In Mcmoriam.

SgEDD, Or, April 10, lsa5.
Hall OF Oak Plain Grange No. S +. OF II.
We your committee appointed to draft
resolutions on the death oi Bro. Chas f.
Smith beg leave 10 submit the follow ing !:
Whereas, II has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from this life our es-
teemed Bro. Chas- T.. Smith, and the
brothers and sisters WHO met with him
here take this oportnnify to express their
earnest and affectionate sympathy 10 the
bereaved wife and friends deprived by
this dispense ton OF kind husband, fa-
ther and friend.
Resolved, Tha. We tenderly eoniolc
with the family OF our deceased brother
in their hour OF trial and atiiiction and
deyoutly commend them TO him who
doeth all things well.
Resolved, Ti,s-l rs farther tribute OF
respect the hall Of Oak Plain Grange. of
which Bro. Smith was 4 member be
draped in mon: aing, and. further,
Resolved, That these resolutions he in
corporated into the records OF our meet
ing and the secretary be instructed TO
transmit copy OF these resolutions 20
the family OF our deceased brother, also
to the Albany papers Tor publication.
J. ". prt:H.
W. NJ. PowERs.
Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

A MEETING of several republicans was
being held this afternoon TO elect dele
gates to big meeting gofrepubIican clubs
to be held at Portland this year. Itw
under stood that Dolph men would he
named. The meeting in Portland,
though, will undoubtedly seek 10 heal all
Doiph grievances. Depend upon it,
though, the silver question will be bound
to come in IS Il disturbing element in
Oregon. ....-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

ANOTHER CREAMERY PRoPosITIoN.-A.
McMasters, who for a number of years
conducted creamery in Illinois, was in
our city Thursday, hunting location
for similar plant. He is much pleased
with Jefferson as a location, and would
like to establish creamery here. His
proposition is this: Ii our people will
guarantee him the milk from 300 to 500
cows, he win do the rest.-Jefferson Re-
view. Mr.. McMasters was one Of the
applicants for the position OF superinten-
dent of the Albany Creamery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
Ell FIamIn=Tpwa

PrrTsBURs. April I6--0l opsned at
81 % bid May op;iol dropped 10 points.
and the third sale vas at s. 20: then il
started up again and sold a, g. e.. bat
broke. and at nooa was offered al - ~.
The continual upward movement has III
spired coni in operators and pre-
daoers. ard c ares 10 predict where
II will stop.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

Tom Cain, a Eugene saloon keeper has
closed his Saloon and will go to farming.
Bays & Jeffreys, the contractors who
built the Ferry anu Vine street sewers In
this city three years ago. have made an
assignment for the benefit of creditors.
up to last night Sheriff johnson had col
lncted taxes to the amount of S82, ITS s.
The roll viii be kept open until MAJ lst,
we are informed.-Engene Guard.
AL. Bogard, brother OF the sheriff kill
ed by train robber, has been appointed to
the Office of sheriff of Tehama county, the
supervisors being unanimous in his favor.
4 Mrs Hamilton was arrested at Water
loo last week ON the charge OF stealing
some tools from carpenter, who had been
working for her. Upon trial she was dis
charged. Mrs. Hamilton has resided at
Albany most of the time for the past year.
In the hand ball contest at Eugene Sat
urday between Murphy and Guiss OF Will
iamette university and johnson and Tenn
pleton of the State University the former
won. Three innings were played the score
standing 2 to 1. "-
Mary E.. Westfall. a niece of I. NJ. West
| fall was committed to the asylum today
She recently came from California, wher'
she was discharged from the asylum. a
Stockton on Sept. 6, 1894. Sneriff Nc
Feron and Mr.. Westfali took her to Salem
Notwithstanding the incIement wea he
| there was large attendance at the funera
fof Mr.. John Smith this afternoon. Rev
Little conducted the services, and read al
extended sketch of the life of the deceesei
L l..x z G y Frvfnp ID ID hi
pastor for nearly forty years. 1t dwell
mostly upon his connection with the churc
I and was deserved tribute to the departed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

A MossBAcK CrrY.-The following from
the Budget indicates that Astoria is the
mossback city OF the state: 1t would
serve some OF the mossbacks right ii
Astoria never got railroad. They make
more fuss about giving up strip of their
useless land for right OF way and subsidy
than if it were worth a Thousand dollars
a square foot, while it is not worth a
Thousand cents square mile without a
railroad. Every deed should have been
in in twenty-four hours after Mr.. Ham,
mond made his last proposition. That
gentleman could not be blamed If he
would throw up the job, as few live
men want to waste their time trying 20
do business with sleepy and dead moss
backs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

PoRT TOWNSEND. April i6--This ci:y
last night vas visited by two dissinct earth
quake shocks moving south and norst, ore
lasting 10 and the other eight seconds
The qaakez were disii1ctly felt throughout
the estirr peninsula, but no DANA e was
done, although aaoEnpanied by high
wind
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

i PRiSEvILLE ECow.-Prineyiile is again
to the front with gilt e,Iged COW story.
Our newly re-org1niIed fire department
has been sorcly vcxed OF late ny q num-
ter Of false fire alarms and though in-
quiry has been made each time TO find
the villain vino rang the hell, no one was
ioRfij. Some OF the crcdulous members
insisted that is.e old bell, faithful for SO
many years, had .; last become ratified"
or ''spsokei." Matters went from bad
to worsc- The mystery deepcEed until
halt oG the hrc boys yoWed the town
could burn down. Heed that the old
haunted iirctcli any more they would
not. 4 few there were, however, who
insisted that the tsll coeld not ring itself,
especially IN broad daylight. and sc,
guard over the toxer. Imagine iheir
surprise when II. 4. BeIknAp's old mich
con came along and began 10 rub her
neck against the timber TO which the
he'll rope vas fastened. One Of her long
horns soon became ealangied in the rope
aud ahang, whAng, whzng. went the old
hsli. This Is au absolute faeG--Review
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
A 5000 HoRsR.-Horse flesh is e,i-

IDENTIFY picking up judging from the fol-
lowing from the Guard: A. ]. Piekard
and Harvey Sommeryille have been Of
ferred So 600 for their three year old filly,
Sophie r, by a Portland gentleman.
They will probably refuse the offer. The
animal promises to be one of the speed
lest PAGERS on the coast, and horsemen
would not be surprised if she developed
into record breaker. The gentleman
purchased the filly last fall from the j.
II. Bowes & Co. stock farm paying $3.50
for her.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

l. EISr IosCEgT.-Ihe Mnzart Concert
Company were heard by good sixei an-
dlenoe ~ the opera hos,se last night. 4
more pleased audience probably never
oongn9aied In the opera house- Messrs
StoelEeT, Blodeck. Hoch and Land are
finished artists on their siringei ins;ru-
uEcn;s, aud Mr. Hoch Is undoubtedly as
good as Levy on the eornes and makes
wonderful music wiih the Roman tri-
uInphani trumpet. They received con-
,iuued encorcs and Mr.. Hcch an enihu-
siassIc double one after his covnet solo.
Their selections were classical with pop
ular selections for cnoorcs. The musi-
ciAns are abby assisted by Mile Vielie and
Miss Braems. The former received q
double encore in her comic recitation,
giving better entertainment in ten
minutes than Miss Ru,ioiph in an even
iDg. As enniralto she IS certainly an
artist. Miss Braems, the soprano, sings
with considerable efsor; and her voice
seems 10 be worn some, and vet displays
splendid cultivation. Many left the
opera house saying the best ever in Al
bany. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

DR.. Emerson, of Boston, : tie author
OF the best and latest method of elocu-
tion and physical culture. For terms
see Miss Crawford conner Of Fifth and
! Ellsworth SITS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

Those who get their meats at the Linn
DreSsed Meat Market, at Seesnd and Ellis
worth streets never complain of poor quail
ity, and the price is always the lowest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

Whenever you hear a man finding
fault with his local paper, open it, and
ten to one he hasn't an advertisement in
it; five to one he never gives it job of
printing to do; three to one that he don't
take the paper; two to one If he is sub
scriber he is delinquent; even up that
he never does anything in any way that
will assist the publisher to run u good
paper, and forty to one he is the most
eager to see the paper when it comes out.
Riddle Enterprise. rs f.p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are
being made by farmers to have their
milk delivered to the Albany Creamery.
Those in different neighborhoods are
clubbing together and hiring single
team to do all the hauling, the man go-
ing about and gathering up the product.
Suitable tin cans need to be secured at
an early day ready for business. air.
Seeley, the superintendent, is said to be
thoroughly posted as to the details of
the business. The DEAocRAr hopes 10
sample the first butter before long, and
win shout for Albany creamery butter as
matter of public spirit, taking whey in
pay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
Cheap Clothing.

Call and examine my Samples and
have your measure taken ior spring
suit OF clothes. have received n new
line OF samples OF Oregon and California
woolens, also some imported, of which
! am prepared to make to measure cheap
er than you can get ready made clothing.
All goods warranted and fit guaranteed.
5000 somples to csalset from, All the
latest Patterns III nlsde g order from
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

CoUxTERFEirERs ARREsTED.-U.S s. Mar
Marshal Grady has just arrested B. 5.
Richardson and Frank Ross, at Cascade
Locks, for counterfeiting. They are
wanted in Nevada, where they did brisl-
ness under man named Jennings. The
men had been az Jefferson: but sent to
the postmaster there to forward their
mail. and this led TO their arrest. II is
said that they had hand in the Leba-
non counterfeiting. These men have
only been used for passing the money
made by Jennings
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

FoR Fees for Matching fro,n high class
poultry either OF Golden Nysndo.te or
Brown Legho-n breed csll on or address
c. +. BEowNEu,
Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19
Real Estate Sales

L j Philpot to Fl + " Hamilton,
1916 acres, Ii W "a. .;.e.$ u 100
l6o acres, 13 W T9'.... $500
Daniel Archer to Rebekah Ann
TutRn, Noah Enos Vernon,
and Ira Virgil and Alison
g.i Creath Vernon. by will to
each ~ acres. ......,.,.~.......
Caleb Gray to William II and
Nancy Cross, 4 OF so acres. 2I00
ID = Currie to A and Maggie Max ~
well, l20 acres, Is W 1. 80. 5000
Nancy Ann Barrett ct al to G +
and Annie Hancock. I60 acres 500
Jane Michael to II L Hamilton, = ils
80 oacres, IA W w3..........,s... 3. d, 1000
JAS Orabtree ct al TO NJ + Church
South, i acre. .>..,.ss so5
d X Cunningham to 5 Barger,
S.,a. : lots, s,ls bl !, n Brownsville ~.
j IL Robb to Eliza brandon,
. piece hand IA VS.. .......G' 1000
A w Dawes toE v Dawes, $3.50
acres, 9 E 2...........,i.r. ?. =. 8. ~ 1900
A W Dawes to Mabel Turneliff,
: Min City. 5a e5
T J Hunt to Margared Fennell,a 3 3
SIf.i3 acres, lOw 2......lI .taliz.',l j
> lots, sodavilIe I'e' 90
A Hackleman TO Albany Cream 'a g
cry Association, 726o 50. feet, eatg
adjoining Albany ........z.- /
Oregon to Peter Bither, 14I.7i
acres, Is W s.....,.......... 5. - oS9. .i5
JAS Mcbride 10 jus q Brown, 70
acres, 1S W 4....... .......l.. g.. 600
w 9 Brown to Jos & Brown, 20
acres, lsw4.. ..,.y.. 600.
c ii Cohle 10 ii d Davidson, 2ili
acres, 10 " 3.-.... 32o
A II Peteront W G Peterson, 2
lots, Lebanon ...-..........- 80
G Z Warner to Chas 4 Warner.
l02SlS4 feet. Ferry ST., 81 feet
front, cor. First and Lyon ST..
Albany .,s,, ,,........s.- -..,.4. 6on0
Ira Cox TO Smith and Z q Cox,
1857 acres, 10 " ? -.... ISS
John Ware to Carrie Hanchett,
acre .......s..-.. -
] r stewartson TO IL c Andrews,
* lot, H's 2rd ad go
Oregon TO q Fl Rudd, y a5 acres,
Is vi .5..-. IISi
Brown to G d Bevier, l2 acres
sE :: 49,. 1901
Peter Smith to Andrew smith,
50 acres, IS W = ..... 3OOE
Jos Zumalt TO Peter Smith, l72.20
acres, l3 W l..-. l 500
d b Grant TO Cora T Wood. / lot.
NJ and G al, Albany 200
] B Mcfarland, { l. Frost. $50
acres, Is T. ES-.....-. 5O0I
Hacsleman toPeter Sisi, lots,
HIS Sri ad. ,.,....,.,,.....' $50
Jonathan Wassom 10 ) ii Settle.
/ lot, Lebanon. on...... 100
&C Burkhart ct al by ] 4 Me
Feron TO Il Livingstone, ll6
acres. II W w3... S37o
B + Dodge to II b Montgomery,
2 bl, KS ad, Lebanon $50 /