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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
HOME AND ABROAD
4 Mixture to be Taken I'm Small
Doses.

Call \, Klein & Dubtii'e's and Inquire
for their bargain shoes.
A hobo had tie fits last night on Second
street. This Is sometimes trick of hobos.
II Is reported that more arrests win
probably lie made for eounteTfeising,
around Lebanon. C
The steamer Homer leaves San Fran.
cisco tomorrow. and will sail from Ys.
qnina on Tuesday.
In order to make foorn for sprinp gocds
winter toots will be sold At COS, by Klein
s. Dubsuiile.
The Y p s c Z OF the Christian Chur h
viii give nlie social At the residence oi
Mrs NJ + Rhoades. First aad Maia street,
Friday evening Jan rs.
According TO snnouncem eni on The 9th
evsngelissic services rili begin in the
Chriaain Church rsxt Sunday. a eoEti.
al invitation Is extended 10 every one 10
cone aud hear the gospel.
The tar lew In Jackson county uiI
be mills The levy has me- been made
in Linn euusy bE, will probably be ahou,
a niiis. perhaps iess. the smallest for
many years. This Is ms6e possible by
the low slate levy.
There are good many good schoS's in
Oregon. 0ne l. nos entitled 10 supPoT,
froEa The state any more than another.
There should be no taroTiteism. This
calling certain colleges state schoo's Ia
order TO get their professors fancy salaries
at :he stale expense, Is all iooIishness
Mr. Henry Sueseus had a bran new
paste er0sh do~a this ai,erGoon, turned
around fos a moment. a-d cn going back
70 place be ~as preparing 20 paper on
hrs'i ssfee;. Il was gene. That Is lhe
style no~ada!s-
In the ,eEa,e Of Caltiorsia yesterday. a
bill Vas introduced 10 add a uew Ee<iion
10 the PeaAl code. I, ps0vi5es that ''ii is
hsrehy declared 10 he n!sdensesnog AID
punishable as such, fOs sHy ahie- tied
Persons 10 either Join, travel with. camp
or dwell Nth anv company or band Of sdl'
men, consisiing of more Than iaree ser
sons. which company os band obtains It's
subsistence by means OF aims or solicited
contributions
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Oakville.

Alderman & Co have commenced saving
,, again which makes times more lively.
A contract will soon be let for dikino
the river near Corvallis. This was tried
once before but the attempt proved 70 be a
allure; however IL it is not a success il
will be the means Of bringing some money
into the country.
Mr. Barton went 10 Albany yesterday.
! Y McCune IL circulating a petition 10
the legislature for the relief of Miss Ivy
Templeton, no one. acquainted with the
Circumstance will refuse to sign the petit
ticn.
Tie scholars Of Prof Smith e school called
on him at his home last evening.
The people are anxious to hear from
Salem every day nov. A large number Of
The Sun" comes 10 this Office and here
is always crowd ready TO call for The
Sun" as soon az the mail is opened. The
people here don't want Dolph.
AmcUs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
The Legislature.

The senate was organized permanent,
in the afternoon by the election of Jot
Simon as president, who received Is votes
Huston, z; Vanderburg, 8; Waiter st Clair
Coos, chief clerk; assistant chief clerk, A
w Severenoe, Tillamook; calender clerk, J
NJ Stott. Multnomah; reading clerk, d
Huntington, Harney; sergeant-at-arms, c
b C.osno, Lincoln; Goorkeeper, ] d Irvine,
Linn; mailing clerk, l. II Ameson, Multno.
NAH. Masters Moss, Newman and Kali
way were appointed pages The usual
rules in reference to Hills code and OPEN
ing with prayer were adopted.
In the holss the permanent officers
elected were: Speaker, e b Moores; chief
clerk, Ralph f Moody, as stated yesterday;
assistant clerk. A v r Snyder; reading
clerk, Geo r Hughes; calender clerk, II 7
McClellen; sergeant. at arms, M L Wilmot.
The appropriation bill was ordered re
ported two weeks before adjournment.
The usual motion in reference TO provid-
ing newspapers for members was tabled.
A committee of five was appointed to fix
of clerks, but resolution
for number of clerks was tabled.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Forgot Their Yell.

The following little poem Was read by
young lady at the college recently.
Though it lie hard on she freshmen we
give il entire:
Give us your yell the Sophomores cried,
As they their time were biding,
Til the Freshman girls and junior boys
Grew weary Of con6ding-
Then came q sound, q faint small sound
Like distant far off yell,
And those who listened knew il was
The famous Freshman yell.
They yelled for love and not for fame.
Forgot.was Freshman glory
They yelled to please the Junior boys,
This is the FreshmaDstory.
Then loud and clear the Sophomore yell
Rang from the Sophomore quarter
And tears euffused the aiming eyes
OF the Junior class reporter.
And brilliant Foshay's eyes grew dim
As he thought Of Sophomore glory
And gallant Williams begged them moi
To tell the Freshman story.
And ne'er again through that great hal
Was heard the freshman chingo
And they've forgot their Freshman yel
And all their Latin lingo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. A B McIIwain. a Prominent
Merchant Dies ofHeart Disease.

Mr. A B Mcllwain was sitting at hi
table at at his home in this city, this noon
when with almost no warning he fell over
from disease of the heart, and expired in .
short time. Mr. McIlwain has been i'll al
times for several years, and was affected
with heart disease, 70 that his sudden
death in measure was not surprise.
A B Mcllwain left Pennsylvania for TIE
Pacific Coast in 1852, locating in California,
where he resided until 1857, when he
moved TO Southern Oregon, las in California,
doing q mercantile business among the
mining towns. In 1877 he moved TO Al
bany. the next year erecting the brick store
in which he has since done business. He
attended strictly TO business in which he
was successful. His wife died a couple
yelrs ago. The deceased leaves a son, II T
MclIwain, of this city, and two daughters,
Mrs Mack Monteith and bars w ii Ray
mond.
Mr. Mcllwain was 73 years Of age.
A peculiar Incident happened in connec-
tion with his death. he was reading in a
pager the account OF the death of Ex-Gover-
nor Chadwick, and remarked: That Is the
same disease have" and fell over without
other remarks.
Funeral services will he held on Friday,
arrangements for which will be made in
the morning alter the arrival Of the two
daughters Of the diseased
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
A School Entertainment.

OnFriday the 1lth w s Sanford and
his pupils accompanied by a number oil
the patrons of Dist No % visited the
school taught by f NJ Mitchell at Oak
Creek.
The visitors arrived at II O'Clock and
received hearty welcome by Prof
Mitchell and his pupils. The bell was
rung and all present found comfortable
seats, aud quite q thorough drilling was
given the scholars by the professor, when
an adjournment was taken for dinner.
The dinner was furnished by the enter
tanning school and it was an excellent
repast to which all we're invited TO par
take.
Dinner over order was again restored
and the exercises of the evening com
menced, which consisted of songs. read
ings, dialogues and recitations by the
pupils of both districts. The exercises
were very interesting and all did their
parts well. Complimentary remarks
were made to the pupils by ] II Scott oi
Dist No q. He explained his visit to
the mute school at Salem, and how the
mute children were taught to read and
write and the manner IN which words
are indicated to them by signs. He al
so explained how knowledge is impaired
TO the pupils OF the blind school. The
remarks we've given the bsst OF attention.
Mr. NJ Case next complimented The
children upon the thorough manner in
which they did their work.
Al Perry spoke highly OF the way those
present hed been entertained. His re-
marks we're so impressive or from some
other cause that the team belonging TO
Mr McFeeley broke loose and ran away.
No particular damage done.
A rousing vote of thanks was rendered
by the visitors to the patrons, teacher
and pupils Of Oak Greek for the pleasant
manner in which they hal oeen enter
tanned.
Ii the schools throughout the entire
state would visit some adjoining district
once each tenn think it would be to
their advantage, for they would become
better acquainted, which would have a
tendency 10 remove their embarrassment
so they would not be in constant dread
OF appearing in public. AVIsrToR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Resolutions Adopted.
TANGENT. Or. Jan Is.

TANGENT, Or, Jan Is, 1895.
At mass meeting Of the citizens OF
Tangent and vicinity the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That our senator's ard repre-
sentxtives in the Legislative assembly OF
the state of Oregon are hereby earnestly
requested TO use all honorable means IN
their power 10 secure the election of L :
senator who is In favor of the free and UNI
limited coinage of domestic silver.
Resolved, That we, the citizens of Tan
gent and vicinity, meet on each Friday at
2 O'Clock p m during the present session OF
the Legislature for the purpose of discuss
ing and recommending subjects OF ltgisla'
ton and We recommend that each precinci
in the county do likewise.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu
tions be sent to our senators and represent
atiyes in the legislature also to each OF on
county papers.
g w kuTHE. JouS LuPER,
| Secretary. Chairman
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Albany Public School Literary.

There is 10 Institution in which the
city is more interested than the Public
Schools. 1t is certain our school ought
to have library. IL by the appropria-
ton of q reasonable amount OF money in
this direction the school can be made
more efficient, then we think it the part
Of economy to do 30. At this period OF
their lives is the time to cultivate taste
for pure literature and desire for more
extended readings in history, biography.
geography and natural;history. During
school days is the formative period of q
cbild's life and such reading matter
should be furnished as will not only
supplement the studies IN school, but
will lead outward, onward and upward
in the great fields of literature and science
and theIehr give gigher ideals of life.
The teachers Of Albany, led by Prof
Tyree have subscripti ,ns in books, labor,
and money amounting to $175. They
have now on hands 800 worth Of books
and two good book cases manufactured
10y the Sugar Pine and Lumber Co. The
people of Albany should encourage this
undertaking as it is for the betterment oi
the young morally and mentally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18

Ex-Goy. CHADWICK DEAD .-Ex Cover.
nor $ F Chadwick died suddenly in Salem
last night. He had attended the state log
islasure during the day and was in bis usual
health. The decreased vas thoroughly
identified with Oregon. He vas 4 member
cf the constitutional convention OF 1857,
and in 1864 and lS6s presidential elec.or.
hs was secretary ct state SIX pears and gov
eznor two years filing the une1pired term
Of Gov. Grover upsn his election 20 the
senate. he vas . lawyer and he recently
practined his profession in Salem. Gcv.
Chadwick was a man OF sterling worth, Of
irreproachabse character, possessing far
more than average ability. For grea,
many years be bad heen an occasional oor-
respondent Of the DEMOCRAT. writing some
very readable letters always in u fair and
candid style. His death will be universally
regretted.
CHARTER AMENDMENTS. - A special
meeting Of the city cogncil vas held las;
night 10 consider the amendments 10 the
charter They will provide for bonding
the city for $4,000 10 pay od indebtedness.
and prosidsng for payment a interest first.
providing for road ~ork in city limits in
stead Of outsi4e; that the city collect her
own taxes instead Of she sheriff and tln:
the grading aad grzFeling Of STREETS be Ie:
70 lowest bidder 4 Hizss meeting wiil be
held al the cSsFt house Saturday night Go
consider the last tao amendments not
yo,ed On ., tie "a. special election.
A Noisv Ntour.-The Albany Chariyasi
Social clab had p!caic lass night and caf
wide sTA;h- Two ueE ularriei coaples
were visited A. tte FIRST sound of the
b.elIs the grooEas appeared AMI purchased
peace al s3 piace. A o0sple married .
few we~ks ago we're then visited and given
.so hours s<rsnade. caus1ag . sleepless
night among iseighoors, ~beu the music
was stopped bs the police
TUE SPECIAL SERVICES nvr being coa-
Quoted in the Congregational church Of this
i city. are largely attended. and last nigh:
/ the.EAin auditorium was hilei. WITH -
also be His Disciple. 7" was lhe text chosen
/ by the pastor. A deep interest <ss man
| Ifess in the congregation. aad the after ss.r
/ vice witnessed a general participation b
those present .'e-vsces will be conducted
throughout the week All ara invited.
THK SOLDIERS HOME. -YestsrdRy a
Roseborg special meeting Of the Soldiers
Home commissioners vas heid al the hom.
4 full board being present. The following
officers we're elected fer the ensuing year
/ Wallace Baldwin oommandant, SalAry
sl0c1; Z : Walsh, aijuiant, salary $500
pr B + Hamasel. resident ph, sician. salzr,
$500: Mrs Fannie Lsshrop. Enatron, salary
so per month.
II .ou need good madeleine 10 purft'
your blood. give nerve sirength and bull
up y our entire system, take Hoods Sara
parila /; ereven,s sickness By maxim
! pure blood.
Hoods Pills cure nauses, sies headsch
Indigestion and billousness. ssc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18

other pills. Hence, their great popularity
with sufferers from habitual constipation,
piles and their attendant esliscomfort and
manifold arrangements. The pellets I"
are purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
in any condition of the system. No care is
required while using them; they do not
interfere with the diet, habits OF occupa-
ton, and produce no pain, gripping or shock
to the system. They act in mild, easy and
natural way and there is no reaction after
ward. Their help lasts.
The Pellets cure biiiousness, sick and
bilious headache, dizziness, costiveness, OF
constipation, sour stomach, loss of appetite,
coated tongue, indigestion, or dyspepsia,
windy belchings, heartburn" pain and
distress after eating, and kindred derange.
rnents of the liver, stomach and bowels
In proof of their superior excellence, it car
be truthfully said, that they are AWAY.
adopted as q household remedy after ths
first trial. Put up in sealed, glass yials
therefore always fresh and reliable. On.
little "Pellet" is laxative, two are mild,
cathartic. AS dinner pill" to promoti
digestion, or to relieve distress from over
eating, take one after dinner. They ar
tiny, sugar-coated granules; any child vii
readily take them.
Accept no substitute that may be recon
rueuded to be "just as good 1t may b
6efke, 1oy he dealer, because of paying hir
a better profit, but he Is not the one VIII
needs help.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Her Pa Objected.

The DEMocRAT several days ago men-
toned the issuing of license for the mar.
riage of + Russell and Miss India
Howes, both of Sweet Home. The case
has developed into an interesting one.
Armed with his license Mr. Russell, a gen
tleman about Thirty years of age, returned
home. Miss Howes is twenty years Of age;
but her father, Mr. Geo w Howes, objected
to the marriage, and when Mr. Russell call
ed for his promised wife the father refused
to permit the marriage and had his daugh-
ter locked in the house in order to prevent
the marriage. Mr. Russell Immediately
came to Albany and had writ of habeas
corpus issued out of Judge Duncan's court
directing the yheriff 10 bring the person of
Miss India Howes into his court this
afternoon at o'clock when judicial con-
sideratioR would be taken of the matter.
The deputy sheriff failed to appear with
the young lady and the casa vas continued
until her arrival.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Charlottesville.

Mrs Elizabeth Cox died last Saturday at
the residence of her son G Cox, at this
place. She had been an invalid for several
years. Her children were telsgraphed for
and most Of them came. She will be buried
this Monday evening. Mrs Cox was an
estimable woman and highly esteemed by
all who knew her.
We have had much bad weather though
now bright and clear.
Tie Railroad commission claim to have
brought about a reduction in freight. Let
Us see about that. Before the time Of the
commission we paid 70 cents psr hundred
for freight from Portland TO Brownsville.
Now for the same freight We pay 80 cents
per hundred. How is that for reduction !?
Abolish the Railroad commission and every
other useless parasite from the pay rolls Of
state and county. WESLEY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
The Legislature.

In the senate:
O'Clock Wednesday was set for the in
auguration Of the Governor.
Among the bills introduced were: By
Johnson repeating the penitentiary jute
mill and transferring funds TO general
fund; by Dawson, repeating act creating
state board of equalization; by Carter, de.
! ducting mortgage Indebtedness from taxes
and assessing property as owner July LIST:
| by Calbreath, creating Office state horti-
cultural inspector; by Johnson, exempting
| lands used for county roads from taxation;
by Dawson, reducing indebtedness in state
| from assessment; by Patterson, providing
for s cents mileage each way for officers
by johnson, 2 bills amending code; BY
Butler, authorizing attorneys to take &C.
| acknowledgements and oaths; by Woodward
asking congress to reimburse Portland in
sum Of $500, 900 spent in improving III,
Willamette; by Rug. repeating railroad
commissioners act; by Dawson, in relatio,
to apportionment of taxes; by Raley, {,
establish state grain commission, will
$500 yearly for same.
Each member was allowed six news.
papers.
Standing committees were appointed
Dawson gets places on education and way
and means, and is chairman of roads an,
highways. Johnson is chairman of minin,
and insurance and banking, and is o.
penal institutions.
In the touse the time was taken u
mostly on resolutions providing for differ
! ent state institutions. Smith gave motto
of amendment Of rules providing for com
: mittee of five on retrenchment.
Three newspapers were allowed eac
member.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Not A California Bear.

ANYBODY can catch cold this kind Of
weather. The trouble is to let 20, ike
the nan who caught the bear. We advise
our readers to purchase OF FoJhay & Ma
son bottle Of Santa Able, the California
King of Consumption, Asthma, B6onchit-
Is, Coughs and Group Cures, and keep Il
handy. It's pleasing to the taste and
death to the above complaints. Sold at
so cents and 81 a bottle or 3 fer g. so.
California Cat R-Cure gives immediate
relief. Thr catarrhal virus Is soon dis
placed by its Leaiing and penetrating
nature. Give It a trial. Six fnonihs
treatment 81 sent 5y mail tI.Io.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
No More Charivaris.

Chief of Police Lee requests the DEMO
cRAT to state that no more chariyaris will
be allowed in Albany; that any one engag-
ing in them will be promptly arrested for
disturbing the pesca. This is correct and
the chief will be sustained By the public
generally. Tney are nuisance, not only
on account OF the noise; but on principle
Young people getting married need every
cent nowadays for housekeeping, and can
Tot afford the s2 to SIS one costs, and the
Chief Of Police has done right in making
this order. Chariyaris are often innocent
Affairs, but in place like Albany where
there Is sickness in most paris, and where
it is enough to pay for the license and
minister they are out Of place. In large
towns particularly they are being set down
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Reading Matter on Hand.

Quite an assortment of literature, of one
kind and another, has been gathered NJ
and deposited at the Y NJ G A rooms. Any
one wanting something to read, either
from town or country may call there for it
Friends having more reading matter
than they care to keep, remember those
who would value it, before they consign it
to the waste paper basket. They can leave
it with Mrs Chamberlin. close by on Ferry
st, who wilt arrange it for distribution.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
At Cost
For a Short Time,

In order to make room for new goods
ladies muslin underwear, consisting o
night-dresses, chemise, drawers and cor
set-covers also white aprons,an children
and infants dresses. These are good
standard goods, bought direct from the
manufacturers and are marked In plain
figures. SAMUEL E YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
Instructions in Violin Playing.

Prof Geo W Sebring violin teacher of
superior ability, and performer of high
excellence is desirous of securing a num-
Der of pupils in this city. 1t is Important
that those desiring such instructions will
please notify E U Wills the music dealer
at once. I can cheerfully recommend
Prof Sebring as thorough instructor.
JV Polling.
Faster of Cong. Church
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
A BIG CONSCIENCE.


Making restitution for past sins is be-
coming fashionable, and the Times
Monroe correspondent relates the follow
ing remarkable case: A few days age
George Coffee, of Monroe. received q
letter post-marked "San Francisco" oI
which the following is verbatim copy
San Rafael, Calf Dec, 1894.
Mr. Coffsy:
Dear Sir: l having heard that you
live at or near Monroe, | travelled in your
place about thirty years ago to your
house and there was nobody at home
! wanted some bread, then I took come
Of your money. could never pay you
as was too poor. Now sold my chicken
ranch. send you $500 in bank check
on Eugene City bank. l hope you get
it. Please forgive me. l could not do
it sooner.
| remain yours,
At the bottom of the letter and in one
corner was written, "You can exchange
this 81 Eugene City," and Folded inside
was handsome draft issued by the bank
OF California instructing Ladd and Tilton,
Portland, to pay George Coffey $500. Mr.
Coffee has received his money and of
course, has with all his heart forgiven
Mr. I B. Mr. Coffee has no idea OF the
mans identity, has but faint reccol-
lection OF having had money stolen from
his house thirty years ago. Corvallis
Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18

CRAYons. farther notice Craw-
ford & Paxton wilI give you one doz finest
cabinet photographs and y life size
crayon or Indian Ink Portrait flor r6 K 20
inch frams) for the extremely low price oi
81. so. Work The finest and best made.
Call and sec samples at gallery. Ist
street Froman book.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18

A CnALLENGE.-The DEMOCRAT is re.
quesied TO notify the members Of the
Hospital corps that they are challenged
to play game of indoor base ball at The
armory on Thursday evening. Now,come
to time.