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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14


J. +. Galbraith returned last night
from trip to Portland.
Miss Maggie Shupp returned last night
from a visit with Portland friends.
Mr.. G. W. Taylor went TO Portland
this noon called there by the dangerous
illness oil his mother.
Mr. Bert Crawford has returned from
a trip 10 Portland, where he was not
married as reported by his many soiici-
tous friends.
Mr.. l.. F. Smith, OF Tangent, sub
scriber of the Democrat for nearly thirty
years was among the callers at the DEM
ocrat office today.
J. D. Matlock and son, of: Eugene, have
cleaned up about 81 600 during the sum
mer, in mines near Lake Bennett, so Mr..
Matlock reports in letter to his son at
Eugene.
REV. Reed and others of this city went
to Independence toGay 10 attend the
meeting oi the Presbytery of the Presby-
terian CHURCH. Also Rev. Cornell, oi
Sodaville and Rev. Thompson o.
Brownsville.
Judge NJ. f. Brink left last Thursday
for Albany and Portland and will attend
the grand lodge of Knights of Pythia,
which meets in Portland next Tuesday
-Prineville Review.
Rev. Roland Grant, former Portland
preacher, well known in Albany, ha
| Just finished a several months service il
Baltimore. The papers there speak yer.
highly Of his preaching.
Mrs. Rozeile. of Salem, daughter c
Il Tcl, - La
night TO be at the bedside of her mother
stricken with paralysis, whose conditio
lcontinues to be Of a very serious charac
ter.
Mr.. Henry French, Of San Jose, Calf
the gentleman who ran for governor {
California on the prohibition ticket, ws
in the city last evening looking for tt
man who had the sand to run FOR s,
preme judge on the prohibition ticket
Oregon.
Mrs. DIR. Chamberlin and daught,
Winnie left last night for their ne
home at Santa Rosa, Calf. where Il
Doctor is already preparing the way f
them. A large delegation OF membe
of the NJ. L. church and other frien,
were at the depot to see them off, al
they left with the love and esteem Of g
knowing them. Mr.. Allan Chamber
will go next week.
County School superintendent NJ
Donald is preparing to issue the Lii
County School Journal in the interest
the schools of the county, and will G
out the first issue the last of the week.
1t is not always safe to joke particuls
ly in some places. Last week at Burr
a crowd from Burns, Lakeview al
Prineville were having good time VIII
|. some one cried ''Hurrah for PrinevillC
which James Weaver, a former Prir
vile man repeated. "Oh, let's put hi
out" some one cried for fun, and tn
put him out. Weaver was mad at or
and drawing revolver shot one of I
party, VIM. McKinnon, of Burns, a
he died three hours afterwards. WeaN
fed and it took nearly two days for
posse Of men to capture him. He
ce rtainly hang.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. Fred Reissl left this morning on a
trip to Pendleton.
Mr.. S. g. Irving, the Newport real est
ate man, is in the city.
r. l.. Carroll, OF Berry, was doing
business in the city today.
w. NJ. wilkins, the well known rail-
road man OF Waterloo, wac in the city
today.
Will Davidson is now visiting in Ana
conda,: Mon, where he is running a rest
urant.
Rev. Smidt, of Albany, preached at
the U. b church in Philomath last Sun
day.-Times.
Mr.. W. W. Crowder left To-Day for his
home at Sholes in Washington county.
going by wagon.
Prof. Holbrook, the hypnotist and
mind reader is giving entertainments in
McMinnvil.e this week.
Hon. w. Il. King. who ran for govern
or on the union ticket, last June, passed
through Albany last night on his way to
San Francisco, where he will appear in .
case in the U. S. court.
Sergeant Brady Burnett, OF Corvallis.
" as in the city last evening on his way
To Fan Francisco. 10 Join his company.
which will leave Sunday for Manils.
after q short furlough, having been lele
gTaphed TO return at once.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fort
miller, in Portland, was blessed on the
Sth inst by the appearance of 10 daughter
who will have the beet wishes of many
Albany friends OF the parents for long
life and happiness.
Mics Ora Mcfarland. former resideni
OF Aibans, AMI Mr. Elias Peacock, Q
merchant, Who recently returned from
Alaska, we're unitsd in marriage in Ham
ford. Calf where they reside, on Oct.
5th. They have the best wishes Of many
, friends OF the bride.
George Allingham, former employee
in the Woolen Mil ut this city, is now
captain OF the salvation Army at Ban
Ion. Coos county, sod was recently seen
/, in charge OF the amy By Mr.. w. ii
Wal ner OF this city. who was there On A.
o. u. w business
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Bill Hartlass Back.

WI Hartlass, who left independence
about year ago for the klondike gold
fields, arrived in Portland last night,
having come down to Seattle by the last
steamer.
When Mr.. Hartlass sailed for the gold
fields last year. he had only about enough
money to land him at his destination.
Upon arrival he went to work packing
goods over the mountains, and. being a
hustler, he found plenty OF work at fair
wages. He stuck to his business and
saved what he could. aud now he has
$500 To show for his years work.
He took up two or three claims before
lac left, and says he will return il they
turn out well. He left a partner in
charge.
Mr.. Hairless will spend a few days
here and then go to his home at Inde-
pendence ce.-Telegram Hartlass once
resided in Albany for several years.
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Murphy distinguished himself.

In the foot hall game at San Francisco,
Saturday, Stanford defeated the Olympic
Athletic team 23 to 0. As usual Chester
Murphy. oi Salem. distinguished him.
sell as told by the Examiner. as follows
Stamford started in merrily again
against the exhausted athletic club line.
Both sides punted frequently. and for
some minutes the line OF battle lulleei
and the scene OF spectacular action Was
transferred tn Stanford's back field 1.-the
and lightning-like Murphy stool to re-
ceive the slug Of the ball from Code or
Weldon's foot. Twice came the oppor-
tunity 10 the dashing quarter hack 70
nail the punt on the run, and down the
Held he carried the bail first for = stretch
of eighty-ive yarls, clean along the north
side line 20 touchdown, and again for
forty and another six points. Murphy is
nothing il not me.eoric, and his runs
were the senatious OF the day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

FoR Tan okEsoS BOYs.-Mrs- B. z.
Purdom, Mrs. MaTkhAFt, Mrs. Porter
and others tact evening completed the
collection Of about two hundred poands
Of provision aud IS in money, which
we're sent last night on the cvarIand Tor
the Albany boys At Preside. tn be used
or their trip 70 Manila. As is known
the fare on these ocean trips is not the
best In the world, and some iuxuries
such as sent will be fine thing for them,
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Notice to Laundry Patrons.

We have leased the plant and business
OF The Albany Steam Laundry, and on
Monday Oct. 18th viii combine the busi-
ness OF The Magnolia and Albany Steam
Laundries at the location of the latter,
under the name of The Magnolil Laun-
dry Company with Arthur Simpson as
manager. Hoping to merit a continu-
ance OF the liberal patronage accorded
both places in the past, We are
Yours Truly,
G. SrMPsoS & Son.
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Another Man Missing.

Henry Munkers, farmer whose home
is three miles east OF Salem, has been
missing for week or more. The last
seen OF him he was enrOu,e to Portland
and had about $500 on his person. His
crops we're left standing in the field and
there are suspicious OF .oul play.-Jeffer-
son Review. He formerly resided in this
county, near Scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

The city's contract with the Elgene
Waser Company was TO have expired
Oct. ], 1898, bnt some six months ago q
new ten year contract Was made In the
new contract the water company agreed
to furnish the eity water for the first
five years for $1,000 per year, and the
last five years OF the life of the contract
| for 1920 per year.-Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

LADIES interested in health are cord
tally invited TO be present a. the VI. O.
T. l.. hall Thursday and Friday alter
noon Oct. 18th and l4th At $50 O'Clock
when illustrated health lectures viii BE-
given by Mrs. Lucy +. Hitchcock os
Portland, under the auspices of the Hy-
gienic department of the Viavi Company.
Subjects, Thursday. "Serious Results ol
woman's Lack OF knowlede OF Herself. p"
Friday, NERVES and Nervousness. No
admission charged.
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THE G. S.-President Lytle of the Colum-
bia Southern, informs the Times-Moun-
tsineer reporter, that it is the intention
of his company to build so miles of road
south of Moro next year, which will
reach in the neighborhood of Antelope
From thence the main line will in due
:ime be extended to Prinevi!le. Mean
while a branch road WILL De huilt first Il
Canyon City.-The Dalles T. NJ.
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The Ladies.

The pleasant effect ard perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs
under all conditions, makes it their fa-
yorite remedy. To get the true and
genuine article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co.. printed: near
he bottom OF the package. For sale by
II drug 6ists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

Nor YET.-Two or three Albany groc-
ers this morning had some sugar in their
windows marked 1.-THE first Oregon
sugar." According TO the La Grande
Chronicle, which comes to the DEMOCRAT
office, the first Oregon sugar is now in
the process OF manufacture and is not
yet made. Evidently joke.
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Crook County.


From the Journal
Ed Hollis finished ihreshing his rye
crop last week.
John Schmeer, of CrooF, has his large
barn near completion.
T. B. Price and family are expected
home from Willamette valley where they
have been after their hou, ehold goods.
Messrs Hackleman, Houston, Wiley,
Shepherd and Long returned to Price
from the John Day where they disposed
OF their beef at go ID price.
D. A. Smith, OF Sisters. mad an ex
animation last Saturday hefore Justice
Bell upon a chsrge OF threatening 10
commit crime preferred by VIM. Fry
rear. Smith was discharged
III. Taylor Hill and wife returned Sat
uTday from visit IN the Willamette
Valley. While there Mr.. Hill, az ad-
ministrator, disposed of a band of horses
belonging to the Offut estate. He pass.
ed through six inches of snow on Sand
mountains on his way home.
Mr.. A. Hackleman, of Price, passed
through town this week on his way to
Albany where he will remain for feE
weeks. In conversation with the Jour
nal man he expressed his belief that the
OC & E railroad would be extended
eastward during the next year.
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Finest in the World.

J. B. Montgomery returned last even
NJ from his second fishing trip to "
quina bay this ceason. He fshed day
and half. with split bamboo rod, and
small spoon, and caught q salmon
weighing from 12 to 10 pounds each. Mr..
Montgomery, who has fished all over the
Northwest, and in many other places,
says the fishing at Yaquina is the finest
in the world. He quit because he was
tired, and had as many fish as he knew
what to do with, and no sportsman
should kill fish that he cannot utilize
Oregonian
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wEDN II SDAv
CITY COUNCIL.


Tuesday evening. Oct. II. IsSS.
Present-Mayor. recorder, street 81
periniendent and Councilmen Galhraiih
DanuAls, Hopkins. sendess. Martin and
Graham.
The following bills were ordered paid !:
II F.. Puniom. hauling. sI6.as; Albany
Elec. Light Co. st50.5s: ". T. Baker.
oemen, work. $500: ". 4. Long, haul
ing. s5.25: Mayor ard council. $500; F.
l.. Holmes. street sprinkIing 1900; T. A.
Parker. $500: y. J. Heniou. as record
eF. $500; Chas- Medin. $500: cost
bill. $3.50; Water Co.. sSi.50.
The committee reported the water sup
~ ditch work progressing satisfactorily,
and that contract for wells for supply,
five in number, had been let 10 II. c.
Chamberlain for 5000. Ratified.
Mr.. Graham reported that shs Albany
ron Works had agreed to pat No. rs
ngine in first class condition for about
325 and not TO exeecd $3.50. Work was
orie red done and ordinance drawn.
The street superintendent reported
work done on streets amounting TO $780,
%.
The reports OF the treasurer and re
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been, by the County
court, of Linn Co.. and State OF ore9on'
duly appointed administrators OF the estate
uf Gova S. Stayton, deceased, late OF Linn
county. Oregon. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to
present them to the undersigned within
ak months from this date at my office in
Lyons. Oregon.
Da ed this the 9TH day of 0stober. 1893
HENRY Irons,
Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

PRESBYTERIAN SYSoD.- The Synod OF
the Presterian church viii convene in AL
bany next Thursday anu hold over Sun
day. The business sessions will be bel
in the college while the popular service
evenings will be held in the church.
Friday evening will be devoted to home
missions and Saturday evening to for
sign missions. Among the prominent
ministers who will speak will he DIR. E.
p. Hill and Rev. Tbos. BOYD Of Portland,
Rev. Robert McClain Of Grants Pass, DR..
Gum of Seattle and DR.. LandoD OF the
theological seminary In California. Sun
day evening the service will be a union
one held at the NJ. +. church.
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Go and see

J.G. Crawford's new photograph gal
lery on 2nd and Lyon ktree's, Albany,
Oregon. He has the best arranged and
fitted gallery in the state and will make
q speciality OF copying, eularging and
general view business.
Amateur pictures developed and
finished.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

That there will be an r in.the months
that are here and are coming and that
this is the
OYSTER
Season Of the year. AS in the past f.
H. Pfeiffer will lead in eastern and Ya-
quina oysters, served in all styles.
Call at his parlors.
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Gard of Thands.

The undersigned desires to extend his
heartfelt thanSs for the UNIVERSAL kind
ness shown him duriug the last illness
and after the death of his wife, and par
ticularly the Degree OF Honor.
]. w. ANDERSON.
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NorIcg.- Regular meeting of Man
zanita Circle Friday evening, Oct. IA, at
7 80 o'clock sharp at the X. of z. hall.
Every member is earnestly requested to
be present. as there is business oil special
Importance to attend to. By order OF
the w. q,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

rheumatism causes more aches and
rains than any other disease. il is due TO
ac.d in the blood, and is cured by hoGd's
Sarsaparilla which neutrahzes this acid.
Hoods Pills cure biliousness. Mailed
for =. cents by q. L. Hood & 90, Lowell.
Mass.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14
GaIlentine Mo. oct. 6. Is1

Gallentine Mo. Oct. 9. 1898
Dear Editor.-After two days stop at
Omaha we are now roaming the hills of
N. w. Mo. Had a fine time with the
Albany Iarty, like Mo. very well but
think just as well of Oregon.
Z. II. DENTON.
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Mr., Louis Miller was granted pcrmis-
sion OF putting in glass front 10 building
Mt Second and Ferry streets.
The matter of the nuisance on lot of
w. c, TwcedaIe on site of recent fire was
discussed, and the work was ordered
done and cost assessed to property owner.
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I
The attendance at the Salem public
schools last week reached 1885.
The Albany ice works closed TODAY fol
the season, after a successful years bus.
iness.
The enrolment at the OAC is now
2SS, of whom l43 are freshmen, 76 sopho.
mores, 20 juniors, 2S seniors and IL
specials.
Wheat has dropped to 4S cents, while
oats have gone up 10 so cents. The for
| mer Is governed by the market of the
world, while the latter is governed more
by the local market.
Among those killed in the Indian
| trouble in Minnesota last week was Cap,
Wilkinson. The captain at one time re.
sided in Portland, where he was promin-
ent IN religious work. The account in
the dispatches about his remark made
during the fight about giving the In-
dians HI was undoubtedly made up.
Suit was filed in tie circuit court OF
Marion County last Saturday by George
Davis aud George Bingham, minority
stockholders OF the Capitol Journal
Printing Company, againet Hofer Bros,
mslority stockholders, asking that the
defendents De restrained from further
prosecuting suit against the company for
1885, and that q receiv-r be appointed.
the property sold and the proceeds dis.
tributesi nong the stockholders. This
Is really tisht between the stockhold-
ers, who disagree in politics. The Jour
nal is doing an excellent business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

A PARALYuc STRoKE.-On arising this
morning Mrs. John Catlin was attacked
with paralytic scroke, which rendered
her unconscious. and is of such serious
nature as to make her recovery improb
able.
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The Weather.

To night and Thursday rain, station
ary temperature. River foot.
T. NJ. FRENCH,
Displayman.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING

Mrs. w. z. Frazier's parlors
Corner Calapooia and fourth streets,
Albany Oregon
Mrs. Farrill an expert Portland dress
maker win have charge of the cutting
and fitting.
WIN be glad to see the ladies of Al.
any.
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TUE SDAY
CoCK.A.DOoDLE-Do.

Inc most complete exhibit at the state
fair was in fowls. Linn county did it's
share in this and secured the following
premiums:
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A SUICIDE.
The Body of a Stranger Found
Hanging to a Tree Near Munkers.

Hanging to a Tree Near MunkerS.
Mr.. r. r. Coins was hunting on the
farm of F. j. Denney, near Munkers,
about five miles from jefferson, yester-
day morning when he was startled in ap-
preaching some oak grub trees to find
the body OF q man hanging to one OF
the limbs Of an average-sized tree. He
Immediately notified the neighbors, and
Coroner Norman Of this city was sent for
and Immediately went out and called a
coroners jury to investigate the case. 1t
was found that the man was stranger,
though Mr.. T. B.. Radford remembered
his having been at his house for about a
week year ago when he resided near
Tangent, but had forgotten his name, and
that he had stated that he had no rela-
tives anywhere. The man had been in a
sickly condition, having suffered from a
loathsome disease for years. He was
plainly dressed in coarse clothing, over
alls, etc., and was about fifty years Of
age, with gray hair and partly bald. He
had nothing on his person but a comb,
and pair of spectacles and a round piece
OF tln wrapped up In several old tobacco
sacks.
The jury reported as follows:
STATE OF OREGON, SHRLBCRN PRECINCT,
LINN COUNTY:
We, the jury, duly empanlelled to
hold an inquest upon the body OF an un-
known man, about so years old, we find
that deceased came to his death by hang
ing himself from small oak tree, there
being no marks of violence found upon
his body,i is our verdict that be came to
his death by his own act.
Dated Oct. 9, 1895.
S.A. DEvANRY,
r. r. MnLRR,
7. r. RApFoRD,
=. +. RAMP,
j J. BARNEs,
+. ]. DENNRY.
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Following Is the list of letters remaining
in the POstotioe a; Albany. Linn county,
Oregon, Oct II, lS9s. Persons calling
tor these letters must give The date on which
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14

LADIES AID SocrErY.-A meeting OF
the Ladies Aid Society will be held at
the residence of Mrs. G. w. Sears on
Thursday the 18th Of Oct, at 2:30 p. m.
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Roseburg can now talk with Portland.
The first two bills signed by Governor
Lord were the Corvallis ferry bill and
the abolishing Of the railroad commits
sion. Good.
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they were adveTtlse
Bennei. Mr. William I-angion. II ( ]
Creemies, 4 X Ilitletcld. Mr 5
CrandAil. Mr. " P Mcssrsih, NJ T
Clark, Mr. Charlie Morrison. Mrs + 2
Campbell. Mr. Farnk Miller, Mr. J "
Ferricr, Mr. TIL Mervin. .sEdw. q
Foster. Mr. Jasper T Rylznd. Mr.
Gibler, Mrs Ad Stephens Mrs + "
Stephens. Mrs Blanche Smith. Miss Mary
Hagenson. Mrs Christine Shen2ri. ii {
Hamer. Miss Mary Daniel. MT HalbAri
T. J. STrTEs p. VI.
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Pride OF Albany Soap,
weighs 20 ounces,
and is high grade, for sale by
G. T.. BRowNRII.
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PRESIDE LETTER.

Mr.. s. n. Steele has received letter
from MIR. Luther Wiley, of this city, now
at Preside with the regiments about to
depart for Manila, from which we take
the following:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-25
LA CHAMPAGNE OVERDUE.
Should Have Arrived in New York Five
Days Ago.

New York, Feb. 24.-It is FIVE days
since the French Liner La Champagne
should have steamed into this port
yet no tidings of her have been heard
since she left Havre on February -
She has 479 souls ON board including
As saloon passengers, % in the second
cabin, 2O3 in the steerage, and hsr of
ficers and crew number 175.
The agent of the French Liner. how
evlr declares that he feels no alarm
at the delay. He cabled to Havre yes
terday for Il list of the passengers, and
this. he says, will be here to-day. His
conjecture is that some mishap has oc.
CURED to the steampship's machinery
and that she may he in tow of some
other craft.
At one O'Clock this friday morning
La Champagne -ad not been sighted
The North German Lloyd steamer
acknowledgements, from Bremen, was
sighted south OF Erie Island at 1910
this morning. She may bring some news
of the belated Frenchman.