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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-01-03
THURSDAY
CHRISTMAS EVE DoINGs.

Santa Claus was around Christmas evt
with good supply OF seasonable pres.
ents, suitable for the times.
TIE exercises at the @. P. church were
delightful ones, greatly appreciated by q
| full house. Santa Claus came down a
chimney and took his presents from an
| immense snow ball. The exercises
greatly pleased ALL
Two trees held good things for the
Baptist children. A we'll carried out
program was rendered.
The Episcopalian children convened
with Santa Claus at the house of Mrs.
Teller where a tree was well filled with
handsome presents.
Two trees aud pleasing exercises made
the hearts of the Methodist boys and
girls happy.
At the Presbyterian church Santa
Clans came down chimney. There
was pretty tree but the presents were
loaded on merry-go round, lighted
with electricity, the work of E. E. Golf.
Appropriate exercises were given.
At the Evangelical church two trees
and good program furnished sights and
entertainment for the evening.
The Oongregationalists had an elegant
tree, well hlled with useful and pretty
presents distributed by st Nicholas in
the form of Willie Merrill. A fine pro-
gram was rendered.
A treat was given the U P. children.
After pleasing exercises, during which
the approach OF Santa Claus was herald
ed by telephone messages received from
along the route, a asplendidly made street
ear, the work of Geo. E. Acheson, Ed
Blodgett and others, rolled into station
on the stage, with young Santa Claus
seen through a window and diminu-
tive driver in front. Little boys wheel
ed the presents from the station, stop
ping to spit on their hands, and they
were distributed.
There were a number OF private trees
through the city and merry tine was
had.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-01-03
In Memoriann. .

To the worshipfui master, warden and
brethren of So. Johns Lodge No. 81 A. r.
& A. VI.
We your committee appointed TO pre-
pare resolutions OF confidence, on the
death OF our late brother John F. Craig,
beg leave TO report as follows, to-wit:
The silent and irresistible messenger
death has again entered our fold, and
taken hence another victim. Brother
John r. Craig departed this life. at bis
residence in this city on the 18th day OF
December, 1895. Brother Craig Was
born on the 18th day Of August, 1853, in
Indiana county, Pennsylvania; removed
from Pennsylvania 10 Utah territory in
the year 1883; and from thence 20 Ore
gon. in April, 1892. where he has since
resided, in this city, with the exception
oi short time in the city OF Portland.
Brother Craig Was married IN the year
1879. 10 Miss Emily Cameron, who with
i've children now survive him. Brother
Craig was made q Mason in the year
1851, in Indiana Lodge, No. SI3. under
the grand jurisdiction OF the State OF
Pennsylvania, Identified therefrom, and
became a member OF ST John's Lodge
No. 72. on the 2ist dzy OF MAY, 1895, by
utilization. where he retained bis MEM
hership to the time OF his death. Brother
Crasg's death vas sudden aud unexpe CT
ed. He Was stricken down in the prime
OF life. and leaves wife and i've orphan
children. who are entitled to the SYM
paihy OF his brethren.
Therefore be IL resolved: That IN the
death OF Brother Craig So Johns Lodge
has lost loyal and faithful member ;his
family loving husband and father; and
the community an honest, and upright
eiiinea-
Resolved further: That the sympathy,
and ainceye coincidence OF this lodge aIe
hereby extended 70 the berezytd family
OF cur deceased brother; and that the
members OF this lodge wear the usual
badge OF mourning Tor thirty days, and
that the altar and Jewels OF the lodge be
draped in mourning for the same time.
Resolved further: That copy OF these
resolu ions. duly certified By the secre-
tary, be furnished the family OF the de-
ceased and that q memorial page lie set
apart IN the record book OF the lodge,
and that q copy be furnished the city
papers tcr publication.
Jos. r. GALsRATTH,
J.R WYATT,
r ]. MTi1kk, Com.
On motion the resc. .uiions were unani-
mously adopted. AZ . stated communal
cation held this 27tk day OF December.
1895.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Tuesday evening. Dec. 10

Tuesday evening, Dec. 10.
Present-Mayor. Recorder, Marsha
and Councilmen Read, Huston, Grad.
wohl, Farrell and Walter.
The following bills were ordered paid
Hughes Il Troutman, $3.50; B f. Pur
dom, $500; Thos. Dannals, S.. 90; San,
tam Lumber Co., $3.50: w. w. Rowell
$40; Chas. Pfeiffer, 50 75; 6ib,in &
Howard, $40; ]. A. Finch, 1925; F.
z. Nutting, $4.00s N. j. Henton, $S9. 90
ii. @. Watson, 800.
Licenses TO sell liquor were granted
Giblin & Howard. Williams Bros,
Peter Schlosser, and NJ. Baumgart for
Daniel Marks.
The contract for building lateral
sewer across Main street was let to U. q.
Hayne at 10 cents per foot.
Sidewalks in front OF Cowan residence,
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Elkins were ordered re-
paired within five days.
The bonds of the city treasurer were
placed at $4,000 and of the city marshal
at s. 900.
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MRS. DR.. J. L. HILL
Dies Suddenly from Apoplexy.

Mrs. DIR. ]. L. Hill died suddenly about
10 o'clock this forenoon from apoplexy.
Mrs. Hill had not been well for some
time. Upon being taken sick to her
stomach she went TO the rear porch Of
her home and was vomiting severely
when a blood vessel burst in her head,
and she fell back upon the porch, dying
almost instantly.
The news was received with general
sorrow and regret by all.
Mary +. Pennington was the daughter
of Hon. s. NJ. Pennington, of this city,
and was born near Lebanon. Dec. ii, /,
1850, residing here from her birth. In
1870 she was united in marriage TO DR..
j. L. Hill. Three children have blessed
the union, and survive, DIR. Clyde Hill,
Of Milton, and Gail and Emily OF this
city. Mrs. Hill was a woman of high
character, esteemed for many excellent
qualities. She was member OF the
Baptist church. the Rathbone sisters, X.
OF p, Degree of Honor, A. o. U. w. AMI
Aaccabees.
DR.. Hill and family havet he sympathy
OF the entire community in their great
loss.
Funeral seryices will be held at the
residence Of DIR. Hill on Monday at
p. m
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FRIDAY
Tke State Raisers.

The State Board OF Equalization raised
the assessment on railroad rolling stock
as follows:
Benton and Linn. @; Clackmas and
Josephine, s; Douglas, Z; Malheur, 20
Marion and Washington, l2l6; Sher-
man, Umatilla, Union and Wasco, 8.
The counties lowered were: Columbia
and Gillian. l6L; Lane and Yamhill
| Is; Jackson. IS. Soebanges were made
in other counties hsving railroads.
Horses and mules were faised, as fol-
lows: Baker. Benton. Crook, Gillian.
Harney and Umatilla, 10 per cent
Clackamas, Douglas, Klamath, Marion,
Wallowa and Wasco, 20 per cent; Grant
| and Josephine, Is per cent; Multnomah,
80 per cent. Other counties remain un-
changed. Cattle were raised 10 per cent
| in Baker and Tillamook, and so in Linn,
and reduced 10 per cett in Clackamas
and Coos. Other counties unchanged.
This assessment on sheep was reduced 45
per cent in Klamath and raised 20 in
Linn. The classes of swine and money
were left unchanged the state over.
Friday and Saturday rain and cooler.
River 7.2 feet.
Ex-Sheriff @. G. Jackson is in the city
today on business.
The new night watch Of Corvallis il 10
receive $40 per month.
Mrs. c. A. Langhead returned this
noon from a visit in Salem.
o. c. Mcfarland returned this noon
from his trip to Arizona.
lack Alphine OF Little Elk and Jack
AlPhine OF Plainview, have been in the
city.
Mayor-elees Ice. Of Independence,
brother OF Marshal Lee, OF this was in
Albany today.
Mrs. Amelia Miller and daughter, Of
Salem, are in the city the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. Ii. Martin.
DIR. Mrs Beers returned this noon from
Portland leaving DIR. NJ. Beers greatly
improved. and lie will probably be home
in few days.
DR.. Z. L. Irvine left today for Arling-
ton. where he will attend 10 tee business
OF DIR. John 4. Geisendorfer, while that
gentleman takes holiday vacation.
Sheriff Combs, Of Grant county was in
the city this noon on his way home with
= COW boy wanted there for stealing. He
had secured him 81 tie bay.
d. Il. Monseith and family returned
this noon iron Soa Francisco. wherc
they went several weeks ago. They leit
their mother, Mrs. Walter Monieish aud
Mrs. Barrows in god health.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Lieu
tenant ChAs. A. Scars. Of the electric
light force, and Miss May Day. one of
Albany's bright aud popular young Ia
dies. 10 oceur on Dec. 81.
The San Francisco iysr passed Albany
this morning with six passengers Lsr tins
city Two others got 81 =, Junction. AZ
'ea leaving Junction tho train neTeE stopped
until reaching Portland.
Dr.. J. ". keeae, aho has pr4csseei
dentistry in Salem, for good many
years, has gone east; bat will return 20
To the coast and locate either a. Portland
or Los Angeles. lie was one u SAlem's
social lions.
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Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Lae U. S. Govt Report
R1!aa!l! q! Fsxdssz RFsktdRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Maccabees held Christmas festiy
| tiles in their hall last night. A pleasant
| time was had. An appropriate program
was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. WandeII and son, Lee
went to Eugene this noon, Mr. Wandell
| TO remain over Sunday and Mrs. Wan
dell and Lee week or more.
Mrs. w. w. Williams is spending the
Christmas holidays IN Albany with her
daughter, Mrs ID. v. Polling. Mr.. VIII
liams left this morning for Albany and
he and Mrs. Williams viii return home
Sunday.-Independenee Enterprise.
The family OF Prosecuting Attorney
Mccain is quite seriously afflicted. Mrs.
Parker, daughter, is there i'll, and the
/ past several days Mrs. Mccain has been
very sick.-MeMinnyille Transcript.
Mr.. G. II. Hoberg, Of Albany, Linn
county, surprised his brother, Rev.
Joseph and family, Wednesday by drop
ping down upon them to spend Christ
mas. He was a pleasant caller at this
office.-McslinnyiIle Transcript.
Miss MolIie GibIIn, Of Albany, came
dowa on the 2: 20 train yesterday and
viii be the guest OF Miss Winifred Fem
neil, OF the Cook hotel, for few days.
Salem Statesman.
Miss Joyce BrownelI viii leave in
few DAYS for Portland, where she will
take a course of Lessons on the piano un-
der Prof. W. Clifford Nash.
Geo. w. Wright and family, of Al
any, came up Wednesday evening and
viii be the guests Of Ars. Wright's par
enis until Monday.-Browngville Times.
Hermann, the greatest wizard Of the
world passed through Albany this morn
ing for san Francisco. He had immense
houses in Portland. He Is said to have
paid about $3.50 10 have the train held
60 he could hoard il after last nights
entertainment.
Miss Lena Verick WAS given a BIRTH
day surprise party last evening in honor
Of her eleventh birthday. About twenty
five young friends were present, and a |
delightful time was had in games and |
the partaking Of delicious lunch. a
very attractive Christmas tree with !
many novel and unique features, re-
manned in one OF the rooms for inspect
ion and was greatly admired
A letter from Mr.. E. s Redcker an
nounoes the arrival Of himself and fam
ily at FonduIac. Wis. after pleasant |
trip. The weather there then vas = re-
minder oi Oregon, as there vas no snow |
and il was damp and rainy. /; Is not |
the December weather the natives like |
and there is good deal OF sickness. Mr.. |
Rsdeker has entered into an engagement |
TO represent the big hardware establish |
ment Of the Marshall Wells Hardware |
Co. OF Duiuth, Minn.. with his route in |
Minnesota and North Dakota
little party On Friday evening IN honor |
Of Miss Minnie Morris, Of Salem, and |
Misc joyce BrowDell- The evening vas
spent in games. after which |
the young peopae enioyed dainty lunch. |
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. |
Brownell, Mary Mentsnye, Lillian W.
man, Sue Breckinridee, Joyce BEowneII,
Clare Broxneli. Minnie Morris, Eliza |
beth CzrotherS, Baynard Aontsnye,
Jasper WymAn, Herbert Ames, John |
Ames, Louis Sulick.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-01-03

The Mount Lebanon Shakers recently
performed a great deed of charity, al
though it was not designed as q charity,
being nothing more nor less than an ad-
vertising scheme. 1t however resulted
in great good just the same. They gave
away 900 bottles of their digestive Cor
dial to those suffering from stomach de-
rangements.
Ii was so effective in curing those wto
used the remedy that they were loud in
their praises of it and in consequence q
large demand for the cordial was at once
created.
The druggists OF this town have little
books that tell all about 1t. Digestive
Cordial creates an appetite, aids diges-
tion and brings about rapid increase in
flesh and strength.
Laxol is the name OF q palatable Cas-
tor Oil. Just the thing for children.
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Al. Hodges went to Portland this
noon on business.
j. ]. Dubruille is in Portland for a
few days on business trip.
License has been issued for the mar
riage OF +. L. Smith and Leona Foster.
w. S. Trainor, recently injured by q
fall at Mehama, is gradually improving
and is considerably better.
Mrs. William Adams, residing in the
lst ward, IL lying dangerously i'll from
the birth of child last night. The
child is doing well.
The San Francisco Chronicle offered q
silver cup to every baby born on Christmas
this year. The attention of Mr. Joshua
Conn is called 10 the fact.
On Dec. 81, the Foresters will give a
big ball at Reeds opera house in Salem.
The admission will be $i.00. Parsons
orchestra, Of Portland, will furnish mu-
sic.
Otto Lee, the druggist, and wife, oil
Salem, came up last night to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Lees parents, but
they got left and only arrived on the
overland
-AAcc A~NAAH AstAosCF Va
has had three attempts made upon her
life recently, will go to The Dalles, near
where her parents are, to reside, in order
to get away from her prosecutors.
| A. +. Stowe, formerly of this city, il
now travelling for the Kelley cure o
Salem, and doing effective work, having
secured fourteen for the institution
already. He will soon go 10 eastern
Oregon in the interest of the cure.
John Holman of Albany is a holida,
visitor in the Capital City, and will di
vide his time and pleasure between th.
homes of his three daughters here, Mrs
III. G. Meyer, Mrs. ]. II. Lunn and Mrs
Thomas Holman.-Salem Statesman.
Mr.. Joshua Conn appeared in Alban,
this morning with broad smile on hi
eountenance and quick, hilarious stel
that indicated that something had oc
CURED. Investigation resulted in tn,
following item: Born, near Albany, ol
Christmas day, Dec. 25, 1895, to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joshua Conn, a girl. All doin
we'll.
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University Of oregon .--- IS95--IS96.

University Oregon,
e 9g master paagog nle years course IN vl
University charges incidental fee Of dollars which
houd address N. Ii Eugene.
H.
alton, Secretary, Eugene, Oregon.
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o. C. q E. Time Table.

Passenger-Leaves Yaquina at Z a. m
Arrives at Albany ut IL 80 a. m. Leaves
Albany l:0s, arrives at Bay at $40 p. m.
Mixed-Leaves Albany for Detroit at
z ~ m, arrives at Detroit at 1915 p m.
Leaves Detroit at l2 :55 p m, arrives at
Albany at 8 80 p m.
Freight-Leaves Albany at :15 4 m on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Ar
rives at Yaquina at 4:o5 p m; leaves VA
quina at s:l5 m on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays; arrives at Albany
q, :55 p. m.
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One Honest Man.

DEAs EDITOR: Please inform your read
ers that If written to confdentially, will
mail in sealed letter the plan pursued by
which was permanently restored TO health
and manly vigor, after many years Of snf-
fering from Nervous Weakness. Loss OF
Manhood, Lack OF Confidence. etc. have
no scheme TO extort money from any one
whomsoever. was robbed aud swindled
by quacks until nearly lost faith in man
kind. but thank heaven, am now we'll,
vigorous and strong. and anxious to mako
this certain means of cure known 10 all
Having nothing TO sell or send c. O. n,
want no money. Address las A. HARRIS,
Box l07, Delray, Mich.
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High Art Custom Tailoring.

Besides his regular business W. R.
Graham is prepared to take orders for
high art custom tailoring by q leading
house in New York, only union labor
employed and tirstclass work guaranteed.
All kinds OF garments made from the
nest line of samples ever seen in Al
bany, fact easily appreciated by an ex-
animation of the sample book. Suits from
$l6 up.
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Wa. McKINNoN KILLED.
A Fatal Christmas Fall at Canyon
Greek.

William NJ. McKinnon, one o: the best
known residents of Linn county, met
with fatal accident yesterday at his
home in Canyon Creek, beyond Sweet
Home. He was in the second story of
his barn when he accidentally fell out
upon the ground, striking upon his head.
broken, from thu effects of which he
died in short time. McKinnon was
pioneer of Linn county, and at one time
resided in Albany. There are few peo-
pie in the county not familiar with his
history.
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AFTER THE PREss.-In connection with
the removal of Chief OF Police Taylor. of
Corvallis. the following resolution signed
by Alex Rennie, formerly of this city,
and thirty others was offered 10 the city
council and laid on the table:
Resolved that the chief OF police and
nightwatch of this city should be ctn-
sured for their conduct of the 30;h OF
November; that It is the sense of this
city has done far greater damage to the
good name OF our city by their persistent
ef. >rts to publish broadcast to the world
onr domestic troubles; thereby doing a
greater and more permanent and far
reaching injury to our city than it would
be possible for any act of the chief OF po-
lice or nightwatch to accomplish.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-01-03

HARMONY GRaNoE No. %, P. OF FL.
elected the following officers:
Master, J. NJ. Settle.
0verseer, II. G. POWELL.
Lecturer, Dan MeGregor.
Steward, ]. Clem.
Assistant steward. F. NJ. Mitchell.
Chaplain, j. w. Propst.
Treasurer, NJ. f. Dawson.
Secretary, S. A. Dawson.
G.sK., John Harder.
Pomona, Sarah Dawson.
Flora. Belle Dawson.
Ceres, NJ. j. Ulem.
l.. A. s Harriet Settle.
Delegates to L. Q. B. 9. were II. G.
Powell and L. NJ. Mitchell.
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Probate Record.

In the guardianship OF Lewis Cox, 9th
annual account filed.
In estate of Joseph Harrison, inyen-
tory OF appraisement filed: Real prop.
erty, 81 400; personal property, 1893.
10; total. $6,36S.79. Robert Harrison
appointed administrator.
In estate OF Horace Farwell, SIN
Fletcher, was appointed administrator
with bonds at 5000.
In estate OF John 2. Craig, Emily
Craig was appointed administrators.
In estate of Hiram Smith. report OF
sale OF personal property filed. Final
accounting set for Feb. 3, 1895.
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&~Y ~
Soth the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellea. qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
sAs kxAscsSco. ca.
iouisktiE. ~. NEW foRE NJ
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Literary Program.

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Y. NJ. @.
A. will meet Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. ALI ladies are invited. The
subject for the month is ARTISTS and
sculptors." Following is the program.
The life and works OF Thorwaldsen,
the sculptor, Mrs. Sears.
A sketch OF the life and work OF John
Rogers. by Mrs. a. S. Hart.
Vocal Duet, Mrs. Henton and MIS-.
Wandell.
Millet, -sshe artist. his life and works,
Miss Clara Gard.
Bastien Lepage, by DIR. Mrs. Beers.
Items in regard to American artists.
A FRIEND OF YAoUNA.-Hon. Chas. N
Clar k, OF Missouri who was in Alban,
last summer and who spent severa
weeks at Yaquina, is q member of the
new river and harbor committee. Mr.
Clark expressed great friendliness fo
Yaquina Bay and knows its needs thor
oughly. He is the man the Oregoniar
attacked so fiercely because he didn'
think the Columbia should get all the at
tentlon from the government to the ex'
clnsion OF other places. The appoint
ment is an important one for Yaquinl
Bay. With Mr.. Herman the Bay Is Ger.
! tainly well fortified for the appropriation
it needs and deserves.
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We had fina ChrisImas weather.

An alarm Of fire was given Christmas
eve on account of fue burning ont in the
residence of Col. TeIfer ON Lyon street.
James and Sam Pool, tried in Portland
for robbing the train in Cow Creek canyon
last spring, were both acquitted. John
Case was found guilty.
Evangelists Thompson and Zachman
conduct gospel services nightly ct the
Adelphi Mission hall on First street, OPP
posite Revere House. Everybody welcome
This morning about O'Clock some one
going home broke a pane of glass out Of
the store of John Fox, who would like to
know the name Of the culprit.
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ALBANY COLLEGE,
wENTY-NNTH YEAR,

THE COLLEGE WILL OPEN SEP
/ tember II, 1895, under favorable aus
! pices. Regular Collegiate and Aca-
demic instruction The Commercial
work will be given special attention this
year. Such young men and young Is
dies as are looking forward 10 business
career should not venture it without Law
ing q good foundation with Us. The
College will also establish Co4-serys-
tory of Music under the able ard ef5-
cient management OF Prof. z u. Paryin.
Unusual facilities offered for students
desiring TO become proficient in music.
The Primary Department viii receive
especial care. information eheerfully
given
WALLACE H. LEE,
President
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blood pure Those wno take SIMMONS
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