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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-09-07

of the
Stomach

And PIeurisy Cured.

az had catarrh OF the stomach and was
troubled with pleurisy. Ever since was
ten years old have been troubled with
catarrh OF the stomach, and it gave me
great distress. Sometimes ! could not
sleep or eat. After had taken one bot
tie OF Hoods Sarsaparilla | could sleep
well and my appetite had improved won
derfully. When | first began TO take
Hoods Sarsaparilla | weighed lib pounds
and nov weigh 100. lam on my fourth
bottle and | never felt better in my life
than do at this time. Previous to tax
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla had tried many
kinds OF medicine without benefit.
EDWARD f. Seldom, JR., SOC South 18th
SLreet- Cnmdnn. Now IerseY.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-09-07
OUR SCHOOL STOCKINGS.
l24c. per pair.

They're made specially for hard
wear and yet they present neat at
poarance when worn
They're made of a tightly twisted
two-thread yarn. which makes them
doubly durable They're seamless,
with French toes and heels, and are
Of course fast black
Many Trenton children wear them
all the time, instead of mgher-prieed
stockings
Ii you're not familiar with them.
try two pairs; You'll not regret il
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-09-07
School
Hosiery.

Ii is a source of wonder tn many
how we are able To get SO much
quality in our school hosiery, for
such Il lutte price.
A determination 10 give cur pa
irons meritorions hosiery at n low
price, coupled with years of ex-
perience in the buying of such
goods, and the ability to use them
in large quantities, has enabled us to
offer the best stockings we have ever
seen ut the price.
We call them
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-09-07
LAMBBRHVILLR NATIONAL BANK,

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
TH u .
HOME FROM MANILA
Leslie VerlcK and Frank Wire Ar.
rive Safely IN Albany.

Corporal Leslie verick and Frank
Wire, of Co. o. N. G., arrived home on
this mornings overland, direct from
Manila, under discl arge for disabilities
Wire had had a severe attack of rheuma.
tism, which soon gave away before the
bracing sea breezes and the trip towards
home and Verick had had very bad eyes,
which steadily improved, and are now so
much better that It will MT be long be-
fore they will be all right. Some Iparts
of the trip were rough, but altogether it
was bracing ride. They left the boys
all we'll, though Merrill was just recov-
ering from an attack of varioloid, and all
anxious for the time when they could
leave for Oregon. The boys speak in
high terms OF the conduct of the Albany
members OF the second regiment. DR..
Ellis had made a splendid reputation as
q physician and surgeon and Lieut.. Phil
lips was liked by everybody. Many of
them sent home packages of relics and
mementoes for their relatives and friends.
Leslie had big mahogany box full and
Frank q couple boxes well filled includ-
ing things for themselves, among others
their suits worn there, odd looking af-
fairs. Corporal Verick and Private Wire
are welcome home, and their friends are
glad to know Of the splendid reports of
their excellent conduct while gone. The
boys look well, though their compilations
indicate their residence in q. tropical cli-
mate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
Road Meetings.

A well attended meeting OF the tax
payers OF Road Dist. No. 10 was held al
the Office OF the Albany Nurseries, at one
O'Clock Saturday. Dee. 17th.
ID. ID. Hacklemsn WAS chosen chair
man and g. l.. Rec secretary.
A motion that ID. -. Hackleman be
recommended o the County Court for
appintment as supervisor OF tAis district
was unanimnusly carried.
The question OF the uso Of wide tire,
versus narrow tire wagons wss discussed
at some length. and motions favoring
their adoption, and askirg our represent
at'ves to use their influence and votes In
favor OF bill tc exempt parties using
WIDE IRE wagons from O portion OF their
road tax, with view 70 encourage their
general use, were unanimously carried.
1t was also voted TO ask our represent
Atives to work for such q revision Of our
road laws IN relation to the collection Of
taxes % would render them effective.
Aa The travel from all the surrounding
territory centere in few roads adjacent
TO Albany, and the regular tax is not
sufficient to keep them In repair, it was
thought best to donate extra work in this
district, and the Road Supervisor was
asking the tAx-payers OF the district TO
donate work amounting to one hall of
their regular road tax. Such q paper
was prepared aud generally signed by
those present.
1t was also argued that it is certainly
to the interest OF the business men OF Al
bany that the roads adjacent thereto be
kept in good condition, ,.t lie advisable and
just that they be z ven an opportunity
10 assist in the matter, and the Super.
visor was instructed 70 circulate A sub
scription among them also.
Alter rendering Mr.. Brownell q vote OF
thanks for the use Of his Office the meet
ing then adjourned.
ROAD DISTRICT no. 5.
A meeting Of the legal voters of tnis
district vas held at Grand Prairie grange
hall on Thursday afternoon, Dec. %,
Supervisor II. ID. 9uEkhart called 70
order and stated the object Of the meet
ing. To his suggestion that O chairman
and secretary be elected, c. II. Walker
was chosen a. the former and Harvey
Bcdine as the latter.
Alter 9 very interesting discussion np-
on the making OF good roads and the
road making machinery needed, and par
tiejlaTiy By this district, action was
taken substantially as folleWs: Voted
to ask the county court 10 purchase an
Elevated road ditcher" Also voted to
instruct the same body 10 purchase a
rock chTusheF, with the request that
District No. 5 be allowed 10 use the same
forty days during the year. Also notice
TO circulate petitions throughout the
county asking the legislature to pass q
Law requiring land oEnsrs 10 drain their
lAnds.
10 view OF the large amount OF travel
over the roads in this district, and that
real property 10 assessed higher in the
same than IN other paris Of Linn county,
IL was voted 10 ask the eountT court TO
grant TO the district the money coming in
IRON this higher assessment, to be ex.
pended in improving the said roads
On motion proceeded 10 elect 9 super
visor for 1899. Alter q spirited contest
h. d. Burkhart Was elected for recon-
90 the county court for that
Office after which the meeting adjourned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30

DIR /. ID. Driver will preach at the M
E. chur.h tomorrow, morning and even.
ing. Sunday school at IL. Epworth
League at 6 80, evening services at z 30
Baptist church: Preaching service
I0:30; SUNDAY school. II:45; Chinese
mission, 800; Junior society, $50;
Young Peoples society, $40; evening
service, 80. Mr. and Mrs Sherman
Tn nmpsou are expected to aid in the
singing in the evening. Rev. r. Nc
Killop will conclude his services ae pas
tor OF the church al this latter service
Christian church: No morning ser.
vice, as the funeral OF Miss Lizzie Hunt
er will occur from the family residence al
10 q m. Evening services at 7:30.
Topic, Human CFeeds." Special mu-
sical program under direction of Prof.
Geo. A. WiFtz.
Presbyterian church: The morning
service will be held So ii O'Clock and is )
Christmas service Of both church and
sabbath school, and the Sabbath school
will meet at that time instead Of IL As.
Junior Endeayor ~ 8 80; Senior En-
deavor at 6 80; evening worship At 30.
Subject OF the sermon, The Christmas
n AIfAA8kAtn II G4AC14-
ed 20 all 10 attend ali the services.
United Presbyterian: Morning ser.
vice q, 1870: S. s II As; Junior En-
deavoy. $50; Senior Endeayor, $50;
evening service, 7:30. Each service oi
the day will he Christmas service. 6.
S. and the Endeavora viii have Christ
mas subjects. Subject of morning ser
mon, Christmas Giits." Subject oi
evening sermon, THE Star Of Bethle-
ham," All are cordially invited to tbese
services.
Cum berlAEd Presbyterian church ser
vices morning and evening. Morning
subject "A Joyous Christmas" evening
subject ''Is Jesus the Christ" S al
10 n m, preaching ! l n, Ir Endeayor
$50 p m, Sr EndeSvor $50, preaching
: 30. Thursday evening prayer meeting
T:1. You are invited
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Officers and members OF Alpha Temple
No. Rathbone Sisters:
We your comm itiee appointed to draft
resolutions upon the death of our es-
teemed sister Minnie Marshall.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty
God" in lIis infinite wisdom to remove
from our midst our worthy sister Minnie
Marshall, who died on the 18th OF Noy.,
1898, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That We extend our heart
felt sympathy to the mourning loved
ones, who knew best her good qualities
and many virtues, and pray that in this
time OF sorrow, which has so heavily fall
len upon them, that God, in his infinite
mercy, will help them to bear this their
sad bereavement.
RESOLVED, That as q just tribute to our
deceased sister, we drape our charter for
80 days, and, that these resolutions be
spread on the minutes Of the Temple, a
copy of these resolutions be sent 10 the
family, also the city papers.
LIzzlR HYDE,
LuRA HAIGHr,
KNOX HAIGHr,
HORACE HYDE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
For Better Roads.

Road Dist. No. IS, Linn Co., Oregon.
Dec. 20. 1898.
To the Hon. County Court OF Linn Co.
Oregon.
As per your request the Road Super
visor (Mr. Ubbe Peters, of the above
named district called meeting of the
voters OF said district. The meeting to
be on the Goth day of Dec. 1898 at the
hour of 10 O'Clock q. m. at the home OF
said supervisor and at said meeting the
following business was transacted, the
supervisor having stated the object of
the meeting. Ubbe Peters was elected
chairman and d. S. Smith secretary of
the meeting. A vote was then taken for
the election Of q supervisor for the year
1899, which resulted in the election Of
Ubbe Peters, he having received all the
votes cast Except his own.) The selec-
ton was made without regard to his
religion, politics or color OF his hair, "
but because be is good, energetic, sub
stantial resident OF this district and as
pushing and enthusiastic q road man as
there is in the district, this the voters
know for he has served them as super
visor for seven or eight years and we
have as good roads as any district in the
county (if not the best-l We therefore
ask the Hon. County Court TO appoint
Mr.. Peters our supervisor for 1899. 1t
was the sentiment of the meeting that
we should have good roads not only in
our own but adjoining districts, and to
try and obtain that the supervisor was
instructed by the voters present to notify
the County Court of the condition Of the
road north OF Oak Creek in district No.
IL and to try and secure more work for
this road, as there has been but very
little work done on this road since ali Of
the road work Of the city Of Albany has
been done within :he city limits. We
are o! the opinion that no county money
could be spent more profitably than to
keep up this road as It is wearing out
very fast and is one of the principal high
ways to the county seat. The voters and
taxpayers In district No. 5S are all in for
good roads and are willing TO do their
part to make them. d. S. SMITH,
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
A Christmas Observance.
Albany. Or. Dec. "a. 1858.
IA an Sir Knirhts-Ireetinr.

To all Sir Misunderstanding:
You are requested to attend q meeting
of Temple Commandery No. knights
Templar, TO be held At Masonic Temple
on Monday morning, December 26tA,
1898, at s so O'Clock.
This meeting Is called by virtue Of the
receipt of q communication from Sir
John b. Cleland. Right Eminent Grand
Commander OF OreGon, and addressed to
the officers Of the Grand Commandery OF
Oregon and to the officers and Sir knights
OF the Subordinate Communicates, earn
eslly recommending that the knighLs
Tenn plar OF Oregon assemble in their re-
pective ssylums and be prepared st
SO :O0 O'clock q. N. to Join with the
knignIs T smplar throughout the United
State ia their annua. Christmas observ-
ance,S
The lowing toast has been prepared
for the ming Christmas:
ITO our Most Eminent Grand Master,
Reuben deiley Lloyd. who rules tht
the TemplAr Hosts from Point Barrow L
Porto kico, from the PassamaQuoddy h
the Philippines"
Tho grand master sends the following
response:
watchward is brotherly love, whose mis-
sion is peace, whose purpose moral sn'
intellectual development, must in tim
capture the world"
This 10. the first occasion when tn
Templars of Oregon have Joined with tn
, other grand jurisdictions throughout th
United States, in the observance OF thl
annual ceremony, and 1t il earnestl
urxec upon you, 81. knight. to be pres
ent. equipped ane prepared to partieipas
in the ceremonies, promptly at she hou
, OF 9 20 o'clock q. m.
: J. r, WYArT, F, E. ALLEN,
Recorder. Eminent Commander.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
NO 2l.
another Big Store.

w. B. Stevens and z. K. deuel., two
prominent business men of Medford,
Or, former Missouri neighbors of J. A.
Weaver, who have been in the valley for
some time prospecting yesterday after
noon completed arrangements with Mr.
David FTomsn for the leasing Of two
stores in bis brick for term Of five years.
The stores will be made into big double
store snd improved for the firms big bus-
inees. 1essrs. Stevens & Deuel. left last
night for Trenton TO close MP come busi-
ness affairs there and will return to Al
bany next Monday probably in time to
open the store in February. They ex-
pecf 70 carry large stock of s25 900 OF
Deuel. & Stevens for three years have
been running one Of the leading stores,
OF Medford, which they will continue
under charge Of Mr.. Deuel., while Mr.
Stevens will come to Albany and take
charge Of the Albany store. ne has a
good sized family and desires the advan.
tages Of our excellent schools. Both
members Of the firm acre formerly
school mates of Mr.. W. r. Read of this
city. They are reported to be rustIers,
working for big Gales on small margins
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
The WirtZ Musicale. l..

Prof. and Mrs. Writ, of the Albany
college conservatory of music, made their
first public appearance in Albany last
evening at the Presbyterian church in q
recital that was greatly enjoyed and ap-
preciated by large audience OF Albany's
music loving people. 1t was success,
and establishes Mr.. and Mrs. Writ in
popular favor. Prof. Wirtz was heard
in eight selections on the piano from
Liszt, Rubinstein, Burk. Moszkowski,
Seebeck, GODDARD and Egghard. display
ing a splendid talent. His touch is cor
rect and his execution very pleasing.
Mrs. Wirtz was heard in Ave vocal selec-
tions, showing well cultivated voice
and excellent tones.
Miss Ora Harkness as reader was
heard twice and received praise for her
good work.
The Albany college conservatory is in
good hands and is making splendid pro
gress. 1t is credit to the college.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
A Christmas Dinner.


EpTroA DExocRAT:
The Salvation Army have made ar
ransemenis to give Christmas dinner
to children OF the city who are not other
wiso provided for. Dinner at / o'eiocH
r. m, Saturday Dec. oath tomorrow. J.
The children who exrect 10 attend this
dinner are requested 10 be At the hall
promptly at o'clock. Persons who
have kindly agreed TO assist in iuEnish'
ing the table are requested TO send IN
their contributions before that hour, or
notify the officers who will eome and get
them.
There will be q Christmas tree at the
hall at s o'clock in the evening when old
Santa Claus lie expected TO preside with
the usual Christmas exercises OF songs
and recitations by the children. All are
| invited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
The Cruise OF the Launch.

The gasoline launch rented from Cor.
Wallis parties had its first job yesterday.
the taking OF = boat up the river to
Granger, for Jack HAmill and Boxer
Eeelands. AZ there was a good load 10
the boat Hami'l and NeelAnds walked.
thinking they would get there nearly az
quick ss the launch. They did, quicker.
and waited and waited. In the mean
lime John Warner. Frank Froman, Dem
yer Haekieman, Ben Clelan and Mr..
Risley had lett Albany a. "a. IN. and
were having desperate struggle wilh
the current up atreAm, tackling every bar
along the edge OF the stream. and ire-
quently stopping 10 take their breath. Il
is not certain whether theF got out and
showed the boat, but HAmilI says il 10 q
fact that il Vas O'Clock in the after.
noon. alter eight hours on the water,
when they reached Granger only about
four miles mp the river. Coming down
stream the tEo men in the boat xere
about equal 20 the launch. The Dnao-
c3AT depend. on others for the slrAight
OF this cruise getting it iron high au'
Ihority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
ScIo.
from News.

From IL e NeWe.
J. A. BIlyea 10 in Albany this week,
attending 10 matters before the probate
court.
Those OF our merchants who had q
stock Of holiday goods are now inss aboa,
"all up" 1he holiday trade this year
has bsen Exceptionally good.
Il. B. Miller. OF Albany. was Ia Scio
this week, having cone over 70 keep an
ere on his son "tiIl.t Beng one of our
siaanehest iriends be Taii the chop q
pleasant call.
johnson and Phillips have purchased
the property back OF the Stio Hotel. on
winch the old livery barn stands. They
are going 10 erect q new warehouse on
the adjoining property and 6s moving
the old barn they 10 aSay with n IRE
exposure.
The mask ball TO be given by the Ivy
Leaf dancing club on Friday evening,
December 30. promises TO be the sociai
event OF the season. No pains are being
spared TO make the occasion q success.
Cbas. Devi9e. OF Waterloo, has been en.
gagged TO furnish the music.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
FiTemen's Ball.

The fire department OF Albany viii
give their annual ball at the armory to-
morrow evening, and every effort will be
made by the rustIing committees ap-
pointed to make it q success. Music will
be furnished by the Albany orchestra,
and the admission TO the bali will be on
ly 81 .0O, spectators SOS cents. The fire.
men have always stood by the city OF Al
bany and annually look for return of IA
vors, which our people are always glad
to give.
The committees are:
General arrangements-0. c. Clelan,
W. H. Warner, W. W. Rowell and Robt.
Smell.
Reception-Chas. Medin, W. H. War.
Ener AID K. n. Morris.
Decoration-J. w. White, Ben Clelan
II. ]. Peterson and Harry R. Hogue.
Floor managers-Geo. E. Fish, o. G
Clelan, VIM. Conn, W. w. Rowell and
F. G.. Dannals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30


Students are going and coming for the
holidays.
Mr.. Joe Purdom Is in the city on 3
holiday trip.
q. G. Hayna arrived home from Fl
Stevens this noon Tor the holidays.
Miss Clara ailleary, OF Turner, is 10
the city the guest Of Mra. Morris.
Lewis Smick, Of Roseburg, Is here at
the pasernAl home for the holidays.
E. E. Aldrich, OF the Lebanon Touring
mills, Is in the city today.
The Misses Pennington, Of McMinn-
vile, are home Tor the holidays.
Mise Annie Finn arrived home from
Stamford University for the holidays.
Ars. H. F. Merrill and youngest child
went to Portland this noon for the holi-
days.
Miss Campbell came up from Port;snd
this noon on visit with her sister Mrs.
Wills.
J. L. Page 10 the new w. NJ. OF Ea-
genes A. F. and A. 81. J.F. Robinson
continues TO be the secretary.
Rev. Cane and family will leave next
week foi Amity to reside. Mrs. Cane
left today on a Wait Gith her parents be-
fore locating the-e.
@. A. Hill is one OF Seattle's justices o'
the peace, and recently had q letter in
the p. !. about questions in reference tc
the courts over which there is somewhat
of o controversy, Mr.. Hill 10 iCrmeI
Albany man and brother of DR.. ]. L
Hill.
i. Rev Lane, pastor OF the Christian
chnrch OF Albany viii deliver temper
ance lecture at the NJ E church, at TIN
; city, next Wednesday and Thursda.
uighte.-stayton Mail.
Harry Palmer, the scenery painter VIII
+, was in Albany two or three years ago, ha
/. been in the city. Since his former visi
/, here his wife has died leaving him $40,
. 600.
Major johnson and family, OF Alban,
!, father of DrJ 7 johnson, who is work
q ing with DIR S A Munkery, will spen
Christmas with the family of ] Russo
z in this county. independent Enter
prise.
Miss Nellie Hogue returned this mori
"a ing from Stanford University, where 81
y has been for nearly two years. She
l. delighted with the University and hops
j. to return next year to complete IL
,. course she has begun there. In the meal
:, time she expects to assist her father vii
:. - his work, which he has found too hea'
l. for him.
,eI Here are some interesting Chrietm
is presents secured in the county clerks Q
n fice In the record of marriage licenses !
or dicating live Christmas in Linn count
. s r Willis and Mary + Risley, Edwa
E Stewart and Laura w Gaines, + Me
he or and Lettie jenkins, WV Thomas al
Is A Garden, r Westbrook and Minnie
he Hale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30

French The ieweIer.

French The jeweIer.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agenta.
Best BicytIe for tee money.
Will & Stark, jewelers..
'Trilby" leads, others follow a
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co.'S.
A dcz. first class photos, best finish,
only so cents at Miss Longs
Seed rye for sale. Call at the Albany
Nursery or at the store ofC. z. BroEneN.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothes<
for only go. $50, SIS and $50.
G B Winn, cItv ticket agent. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Be sure and see the anti rast tinEare at
Hopkin Bros. will las: q lifetime.
We have decided to continue making
the sc cent photos. Long Photo Co.
For calcium carbide 90 to the Office Of
oregon Gas Light Heating & Power Co.
A fine lot of new cook stoves and
ranges at Stewart & Sox's. Prices ehezl-
er than ever
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
Lebanon.
From the Criterion

From the Criterion:
VIM. FTonk left this morning for
Grants Pass, where he will engage in
mining with Alb and Ed Umphrey, who
are now at that place.
N. w. Wilkins left yesterday for Port.
land, where he will remain for week or
ten days. We may expect some rail-
road news when he returns.
The Oregon Agricultural College Glee
Club, of Corvallis, will be heard at the
opera house, Thursday, Dec. %. Re-
served seats now on sale at Miller's drug
store.
Miss Maggie Burkhart left Yesterday
for Roseburg, where che will visit foI
several weeks with the family of Ed
| Houston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-30
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

MANILA CuRIos. the severa
collections of curios sent home from
Mauila With Verick and Wire was box
received by Mr.. Cooper Turner, which
the DRAocRAT man has had the privilege
OF seeing. There are fully one thousand
shslls, nearly all different, wonderful in
the Philippine seashore, also Spanish
banner, four pairs Of slippers down at the
for Mr.. Turner. and other curiosities.
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Midnight Mass

Saturday night at IL midnight mAss
will be celebrated in the Catholic church.
The Old Caristmss anthems will be rend-
cred with Iiss accompauiment OF the
grand pipe organ by the regular choir
and the choEisEers Of So MarT's. An
admission Of % cents will be charged TO
cover the expenses attached 10 the cele-
bFatiou. Doors wili be opened ai II
O'Clock p. N. All friends cordially in-
vited. LouIs METAYm.
Rector.