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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
HOME AND ABPOAD.

smileI's clean printing.
Romona--pure spices.
Romona-Romona pure extracts.
Try schiiling's Best tea and baking powder
Farland, he greatest of all banioist 20
ght.
Shirts and collars speciality at the Mag
nolia Laundry.
Pictures from 70 cents to s25 per dr4 n
at Longs gallery.
Crawford & Harnish for photographs.
Prices from 81 to $40 per dozen.
n fine line OF new macintoshes lust re-
celved at the Blain Clothing Cos.
Take the & z cteamer for Portland
down riyer on Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day.
IL you csre for good bread ask for ''Re5
Croxn" -four. Ever. grooerymau in town
has il.
The Albany Dressed Besf Co. are run.
ming bore mill for making chicken feed.
Gall and get some.
when you want choice steak, a nice
roast or meat Of any kind. call on Henri
broders. He keeps the best.
DIS II. Z. and q. K. B>ers Offices and
residence In posi- otioe building. Special
attention given TO diseases Of women.
IL you want n borrow some money a. q
cheap rate o. interest see advertisement
elsewhere for particulars.
You can get almonds Of r n Pfeiffer al
ready prepared for the table bester than
you can f:x them.
fnu cannot afo'd to miss the Far and
concert tonight at the opera house. Ibe
most novei musical entertainment ever
given 10 Albany.
Tine ironing boA-i. made by Mr. Ed
davidson, may De sen at Hopkins Brus
IL nss folding legs.i is cheap aud is lust The
hing Tor convenience Get one.
Tie best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment al the Albany Dressed Beef
CompAnys market, just down Second
street Good weight and prompt attend
tion.
d Macy, Of the cAliforni, ssh CON
mission, ~hIie IN Eagene purchasei IS
pair OF Aoagclisn pheasznts. for which be
paid q per Pzir on an average.
Our citizens will be pleased 10 learn thst
anoih eT OF Bro=nsTille's industries is
10 be St IN motion Martin HoT-
nan and JOAN Keha-e. Of Eugene, have
rented the Browasyiile Tannsry ana viii
be IN tie city In few days 10 taxa chErse
oi tas same Times.
'Th- Pirs. Bank Of Skzgaay." Of Alas
Ia, hled articles OF corporation in the
o;tloe OF the sscre'ary OF sga,e. Of Oregon,
yesserdsr. Tne inc1EporAiors, l. II Tar
pA<y W A!drich And ] n O-fSrxzu Ali
oi Portland. Or The capital stock is Civ
en- At 81, 900 and oeises is 10 do general
banking business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
LEBANON.
From the Express /:

FROM the express:
Rev. A Melvin Williams many friend
at this place will be sorry to learn tha
he is again in poor health, at his hom,
in California.
Attorney John NJ Somers and wifi,
returned to their home in Albany Mon
day, after visit OF several days with
Mrs Somers' parents,
On account OF poor health ] R Ewins
has decided to sell his barber shop. Thii
is good opening for barber shop.
Attorney Watson and family of Alban,
returned home Friday, after visiting two
days with Attorney Garland and family
: NJ kutch and family, of Denvtr
Colorado, are expected to arrive in Leb-
anon Friday. Mr. Kutch is brother ol
Mrs q h Pugh, and comes here with the
intention oil locating If he likes this sec
ton.
Geo w Rice, finance keeper OF the
Lebanon tent of the X o T NJ last Sat-
urday paid Mrs Minnie Buhl $4,000, the
amount OF the beneficiary certificate held
by her husband. The tent paid the
claim IN less than fifty days.
At the regular meeting of the IOoF
last Saturday evening the following of.
hcers were elected for the ensuing term /:
II G Everett, N G; j L Gentry, V G;
G Peterson, secretary; G w Cruson, per-
manent secretary; J f Hyde, treasurer.
Mack Wiley and Mise Dollie Fields
were married last Wednesday at the
home of the bride. near Eugene. They
came to Tallman Friday aud visited with
Mr. Wiley's parents until Monday. They
then left for Portland, where Mr. Wiley
holds a position as telegrspher We
congratulate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
A Serious Operation.
From the Euesne Register.

From the Eugene Register:
The many friends OF Mr.. John Wilson
will recall the surgical operation per.
formed in Portland about two years ago
when that gentleman's tongue was re-
moved because of g humorous or cancer
Gus growth in the threat and side OF the
neck.
After that operation the throat healed
perfectly and Mr. Wilson was able 10
speak quite distinctly even without q
tongue. But gra a1ually the growth in the
throat began manifesting itself again uu.
I'll il finally caused the patient much sut.
fering and intense pain
Last week Mr. Wilson returned 10 the
Portland hospital and on Monday morn.
ing OF this week the doctors operated
again upon his throat, removing the for
eign growth and tying the small blood
vessels. The patient was resting quite
easily at last reports, although the rem
edies applied in the throat esnse some
constant pain. The attendants write
that seldom is such patience courage and
fortitude displayed by sufferer a. that
manifested by Sir Wilson. He and his
family have the heartfelt sympathy oI
the entire community.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
SCIO.
Emm the Nars.

From the News:
drs- J 5. Morris returned last Friday
from an extended visit to Eastern Ore
gon. Washington and Idaho.
Chas, Caxree. living near providercs
Church. this week sold to r. E Hiblei
10000 lbs. of dried Apples, for which he
received s. &c per pound The farmers oI
this community have diied 8 Iargs
quantity Of their fruit this year. and are
selling at fair figure.
Vim. Brenner lost some nice mutton
sheep this week by miserable cur dogs
They killed 9 outright, and crippleC
probably twice a. many more. T. j
Munkers also los. some sheep by dog
this week, four killed and three crippled
Other Losses are reported from all ove
thif se-tion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Obituary

Mrs. Rebecca J. Wright was born in
Randolph county, Missouri, on April u,
1888. Her parents. Judge Joseph Tur-
ner and Mary Turner, were desout Chris
tians and life long members Of the Cum
berlsnd Presbyterian church Mrs
Wright made . public profession of 'e-
llgion when only Il years of age, and
lived faithful and jealous christian
life until her end came On September
2. ,S54, she was married to 6 A. Wright
OF Randolph county, state of Missouri,
and with him lived devoted and happy
married life OF IS years. Two sons and
three daughters, ali married As we'll as
. devoted husband, are IefE 10 mourl the
death OF . noble, true and devoted wife
and mother She seemed most happy
when making those about her happy,
and her life abounded in kind deeds and
loving sympsthies
With vi " TO spend the winter in
Oregon and TO visit their eon Mr. G. W.
Wright and family Cf this city, they
bade good bFe to relatives IN Denver last
Saturday and started for Oregon via
Central and g. P. route. At O'Clock on
the morning of Monday, November -,
1897, while on the train crossing the
desert waste on the Central Pacific, in
Western Nevada, she wAs seized with
yioislnt coughing, resulting in . ruptu. ed
blood vessel, and in 9 few minutes her
life had passed to God who gave il. She
expressed herself ss gUing 10 meet her
Savior, and hoped 10 meet al her loved
ones there. She died in the arma Of her
loving and devoted husband The
journey from this poin. on was exceed
ing.y szd and trying for Wright
She wss laid TO rest yesterday alter
noon in the Masooic cemetAry in this
city The funeral services we're held at
the home Of Mr.. q. W. Wright and we're
largely attended. Rev. D. V. Polling
conducted them, and spoke OF the com
forts OF the religion Of Jesus Christ in
the hour OF bereavement and death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Hammond Items.

Here are two A. B. Hammond item,
showing his importance and prominence
From the Astorian:
A telegram was received YESTERDAY
from NJ. A. b. Hammond, stating thai
he would be in Portland today and would
arrive in Astoria some time during this
week or the first of next. II is under
stood that he will take up with the citi.
zens' and Chamber OF Commerse and A,
p. @. A. committees.A very important
matters looking to thAinangurAtion here
OF number Of leige commercial enter
prisss, and the proper advertising abroad
OF Astoria's interests.
From the Missoulian:
A reception and banquet was rendered
to Mr.. A. b. Hammond upon his return
from Astoria and Portland. Passing
through here just at this tims was Mr.. G.
W. Fulton, lawyer and politician OF
Astoria. who stopped off TO see Mr.. Ham,
mond, and who WAS invited 10 attend the
reception. He could only stop a few
hours however. on account Of his anxiety
to reach Washington, ID. c.. where he is
due on important business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific Coast inven-
tors this week. Reported by @ A
Snow & 90. patent attorneys, WASH
ington, d. O.
FC Bates, San Jose, Cal, crude. petrol.
cum burner; A w Duck, Oakland, Cal,
bicYcle-brake; G V Greenamyer, Los
Angeles, Cal, bearing adiuster; E
Hanak, Sacramento, Gal. automatic
weighing and packing machine; j
Knolton, Oakland, Cal, sheet metal roof
ing; w Q Matteson, Stockton, Cal, gang
plow; G S McCready, Bodie, Cal, miner
com bined candlestick, eap-crimper, and
fuse-cutter; w McNaul, Bradley, Cal
enyelop; ] Switzer, San Francisco, Cal
fax threshing machine; g @ Thompson
Salinas, Cal, coupling for pump-rods, etc
For copy Of any patent send 10 cents in
postage stamps with date of this pa pei
to @ A Snow & Co., Washington, D @.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

/ Mr. Arch Monieith left lAss night for
San Francisco.
Rev H. A. Denton has resigned as
pastor OF tie Christian church at Salem
Ir. Perry Wright, OF this city, has ae-
cepted a position in the Tacoma woolen
Nils.
| Next Sunday will be the annual Sa-
cred Sunday OF the E.ks, a day generally
observed by them.
W. g. Cressy who for several years
had hotel in Neport. died az Independ-
enee on Wednesday last.
fhe funeral Of Rev. Jas Pearl was held
at Haley at 10 o'clock today The sermon
was preached by Rev. | D. Diver, .
life long and intimate friend OF the de-
| ceased.
Il. W. johnson assumed the duties OF
r. NJ. OF Corvallis last Wednesday. Like
AL newspaper men he may be deperded
upon to do his duty. Miss Olive HAmil-
Ton, his wiie's sister. wiIl be bis depaty.
]. R. Abbey has resigned his po sitioa
as train dispatcher with the o c % z
and relinquished his Office she other day
and viii 20 TO California his place viii
be tiIled by Mr.. Roberts, late in the com-
pany's service at Yaqnina.-taEetie.
The DExocgAT yesterday referred TO she
art edition OF Uncle Toms c ahsn q copy
OF which was received by the editor.
Mrs. F NJ wes,iail, of this eisv. is can
vassing for this work, and also for q hne
work on Alaska.
We received q card from Prof. J. D.
Letcher this msrning. he is in San
Francisco. and says be expects 10 start
on his trip TO the South Pacific in few
DAYS. The weather in San Francisco, he
writes, is delightlul.-Euzene Guard
Mr.. Allan siellmaker returned last
night from Hanford. Calf. where be
bad been to work in the store OF o. c.
Mcfarland, sut he concluded that he
had rather stay in Albany. Nj. Nc
Fariand is doing nice business. with
Eve clerks. He is alec starting branch
store a, Gilroy which will be run by
Miss Minnie Mcfarland.
W. o. Trine, the iooaracer, arrived At
| Springfield station this morning on the
overland train from the south He is 90
weak that n bed wac provided on which
to carry him TO his home in Springfield
Trine was a patient for . number ol
weeks in an Alme1A hospital, near San
1 fa1CleSOt kueu Mas tAkcu CAtc Va iH
private home for come time. Ills said ht
b but shadow OF his former self.-Eu
gene Guard.
Rev. W. ]. Fenton and Miss Pear
Ohm were married At the home OF the
brides father in Hiland, Salem, Or. at
s O'Clock p. M, Wednesday, Dec. ], Rev
II. S. Shangle officiating. The marriage
was Witnessed by Q iew relatives and 10
innate friends. The groom is pastor o
the 81. E. Church South in Corvallis
and 9 prominent and successful ministe
in his church. A reception was givei
them last evening st their Coryaili
home.
l.. II. johnson has tenlered his resig
nation as book keepsr in the First Aa
tional Bank OF this city, and Is going :
Pendleton 20 reside. He goes TO Pendle
ton Tor the purpose OF engaging in tn
general merchandising business, and vii
be associated in business with the Cleye
!, Bros. The vacancy caused in the ban
was quickly filed, s. S. Spencer OF lrv
, ing having been employe 10 succeed Ml
: johnson. Mr.. Spencer has been Tor sc,
eral months past in the nploy OF 5. II
Friendly.-Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
To His Comrades,
Albany. Or. Dec. 4. ls9;

ALBANY, Or, Dec. 1. 1897.
CoMRADEs OF McPHKRsos PosT G. AR
/ was very much pleased to zee 90
many OF you present at the citizens meet
ing last evening.
We once wore the blue, now our heads
are wearing the gray, indicating too sure
ly that for us physical strength is failing,
and should make us ali the more willing
to join force with oil ve,erens in the bat.
tie for temperance, truth ami right.
The power of the ballot in our hands i,
undiminished.
See to it next Monday that yours goe'
where il will tell the most for "Goa anC
Home and Country"
YouR CHAPLAIN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

Judge Hewitt is holding cour: in Sa-
lem this week.
DR.. L. NJ. Jones, of Lebanon, was do
ing Albany today.
Mr.. C. E. Stanard, of Brownsville,
was in the city today.
Rev. Fenton and bride, of Corvallis,
were in the city today.
Mr.. r " Moses, the talented and
genial Druggist of Charlottesville, was
in tue city today on business.
Mr.. George Skeels, OF Colville. Wash,
son Of Mr.. Chester Skeels, OF Benton
county, is here on a visit.
1t is rumored that Jesse Irvine, who
has been working up the Maccabee lodges
in this county, has also been working up
a quiet boom fnr W. S. Hufford for dis
trict judge to succee Judge Fullerton -
Toledo Leader.
Several Albany men have the Alaska
fever badly. Among others Mr. B. r.
Ramp is getting reaoy to leave for the
cold gold feds, at least TO Skaguay.
Mr.. g. w. Anderson left this morning
for Klondike. He will take q boat al
Portland on Sunday. George says that
all he win ssk Is to be landed in Dawson
and ne will make it all right. His fare
well address last evening csused a good
deal of amusement.
F. D. Herbold, former Eugene stu.
dent, during the past foot ball season
played star game for Perdua Univer.
sity, as sample going right through
boys are always heard from in both ath-
letics and their studies.
Mr.. G. W. Wright went south thi
noon and will meet and accompany hi
father and deceased mother here, arriv
ing on Friday mornings overland. Fun
eral services will be held u tbe residenc
of Mr.. Wright in the First ward at 2:S
O'Clock in the afternoon OF Friday. afte
which the intermeut will be made in tn
Masonic cemetery.
The special meetings at the First Con
gregational church, conducted by tn
gifted evangelist, Rev. Cephas Clapp th
past two weeks close tonight. He ha
been assisted by the well-known Evan
gelical vocalist Rev. d. V. Polling, Of Al
bany. Rev. w. G. Kantner will receiv
quite an accession of new embere nez
sunday lnorning.-Salem Journal.
Judge Whitney of Albany, was /
Toledo over Sunday, looking up som
record matters. He also looked into tn
Allen Logan matter, with regard TO th
states interest, he being q deputy pros,
cutting attorney Toledo Leadrr.
Frank Burson, of Stayton, and Mi
chatham, of Lyons, were married at Il
home of the bride on Thanksgiving da
Mr.. Burson is one of Stayton's risiI
merchants, and an estimable young mai
they will make Stayton their home Il
the present.
Jay Swank, who was accidental
shot week ago Sunday, near. Low
Soda. was getting along nicely last wee
and the attending physiciana aod rel
lives thought he would get we'll. Ho'
ever, word was received in this city W
terday evening that Nr. Swank "
mucn worse, and the outlook for his
covery was very discou-aging.-Expre
Later word from Lower Soda was Il
Mr.. Swank was improving.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
CITY ELECTION. .
CITIZENS CONVENTION.

/ CITIZEAb CONVENTION
A Citizens convention was held in the
county treasurer's Office last night, at
O'Clock
Rev. w. v. McGhee was elected chair
man and ]. w. Senft secretary
The following ticket wss placed ia nom
| ination:
For Mayor, ]. W. Senft.
For Recorder, DIN. Bartlett.
For Marshal, Ed. Coins.
For Treasurer, J. q. Littler.
For councilmen: Ist ward, DIR. G. U.
Chamberlain;
Bird ward, E. R. Houston WAS rat
flied.
The following resolutions we're adopted /:
Whereas, We believe that the tine has
come to remove from our city the scourge
OF the whisky traffic, and to inaugurate q
system OF moral reform that will abolish
places Of evil resort, now 50 boldly sdver-
tised In different places, therefore,
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves If
placed in power by the suffraees OF the
people on Monday next, to repeal as soon
as possible all laws under which the sale
of intoxicating liquors is carried on in
thevity OF Albany as beverage, and {
enact suitable laws prohibiting the sale
thereof in the future, and to abolish
houses Of I'll fame and places Of evil re-
sort
That persons nominated by this con-
venti0n ss candidates for the respective
offices to be filled at the ensuing election,
do. in accepting such positions, pledge
themselves to carry out the foregoing res
olutions both in letter and spirit, zs far
as they may be able.
Rev. W. V. MCGEE,
]. W. SEsPT, President.
Secretary.
REPrBLIcAs PRIMARIES.
Ward meetings we're held and nomina-
tions made se follows f~rcounoilmen:
LIST ward, o T. Porter.
2nd ward, w. z Baker
3rd ward, J. ]. Graham.
Committeeman: N French, s. 8.
Train and p. B. Marshall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
A Darkey Show.

There were darkeys galore at the opera
house last night. and they gave q gen.
uine darkey chow, the best real dsrkey
show given here according to the DENo-
cRAT mans talley sheet. Some people
think differently though. There were
five hundred people present, she receipts
! being $305 at 75c and SOC. The enter
tainment was replete with darkey scenes.
and former Southern people declare some
Of them we're true to life The three
quartets contained some splendid voices,
the women were fine looking, the cake
walk was q treat in darkey grace and the
human frog gave the beat exhibition OF
contortion ever seen here. The crowd
laughe! and cheered from beginning TO
end, a good evidence Of favor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
THE

Is the best and yet simplest type v'ite
manufactured. the consumnatlon OF IN
inventors art. An expert stenograpne1
after using many machines, says: con-
sider the Yost Writing Machine far super
Tor 10 any have yet used Gail st tne
DExocRsr os6cs and see one OF The type
writer's that has to have a perfect align
nent.
ALI Typewriters supplies ordered.
4. P. NUTTINs, Agent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Indian War Veterans.

The Indian War veterans OF Linn coun.
ty will please take notice that Camp No.
Is will meet at the court house in Albany
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Bus
iaess CT Importance 10 to be transacted
and it is hoped that every one Of the lie
members will be present. Let there be
a rousing meeting. BY order Of
Jason WHISTLER,
L. T. T. FISHER, Captain.
Orderly Sergeant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Farm for Sale

II Is the b st located small farm IN the
eoun't. one and one half miles south OF
Albany on Tangent road. Have god well,
eomiortaf le ballding. brick cellar with
concrete aosr. apples, pears. plums ounces,
eurrants, blackberries. raspberries, stray
berries in abundance for family use, z9u
rods of woven wire fence and everything In
good repair .;s,
Also have . mich COWS and one helfe
twill be fresh in Feb. all high grade Jer
seys, for sale cheap. I'D BATES
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
FRIDAY
WHEAT.

As the DEMOCRAT anticipated The mar
ket is gradually weakening, ,whetheriperlna.
ntly or not Is speculation.
Today's quotations are:
Liverpool &c lower.
New York 96
Clicago 95c.
San Ffancjsc
Albany 66c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

A BkowxsAIlLE CAsE-Atto-ney n. II.
Newport, of Albany WAS in the city SAT-
urday for the purpose OF assisting the
defense in the case Of the Stale vs Nor
gan. The case was dismissed by the
prosecution. This will doubtless end
the matter, but viii serve IS . lesson te
those who in the future platfully tos
eggs at other psople.-Tmes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
What Dr A E Salter Says.

BUFFALO, n Y.-Gents From my
personal knowledge. gained in observing
the effect of your Shilph'< Cure in cases
Of advanced Constipation. I am prepared
to say 1t is The most remarkable Remed,
that has ever been brought to my atten-
ton. 1t has certainly saved many from
Consumption. Sold by Foshay .& Ma
son.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Clubbing Rates.

The San Franclsco Weekly Examiner
uext year will give to its subscribers =
$1,000 residence in San Francisco rent
ing for $60a month, . S, $50 c. s. bond =
l.500 gold nugget and hundreds of other
things. You can get the Examiner and
WEEKLY DExocRAT for s. 80 q year, vita
the DAILy DENoRAT by mail for 4-25, by
Garner $5.75. in advance The DExo-
ezAr viii order only on combination pay
rent
ST LOUIS REPUBLIC. sami-weekly.
one of the oest papers In the United
States. and the Ds,EocRAT paid In advance.
for only 81 IS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10

COUGAR KLLED.-Mr. Edgar Parsons.
Of Goshen, recently killed a very large
cougar at the Pine Openings. ae was
watching a deer trail when he heard a
slight noise behind him, and upon look
| ing around was surprised to see cougar
within 20 feet, evidently with the inten-
tion OF springing upon him. A well dir
Parsons will have rug made OF the
hide.-Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
the annual election of the hre depart
ment will be held in the hall nt the Albany
Engine Co. No. Ion Dec. Is. 1897 between
the hours OF l and $50 p m. said day,
for the purpose of eec ing one chief ana
one assistant ch,e. engineer Tue CLERK
for said election is Norris Norris. and the
iudgee are 0 Z Clelen and " 4 Waroer.
NE EGu.sERr.
Sec. A. +. D.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-10
WHEAT.

Foreign reports are having defresxins 2
effect on the marke:. Toosy quotations
ale.
Liverpool I2c lower
Chicago Csc. May S9isc.
NewYork May SEX
San Francisco Mas So.
Albany Csc