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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
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SOCIAL AND Personal

Indian Agent Cowan of Warm Springs
was in Portland Yesterday.
| Mis- + e. Parrish has returned from
q several weeks trip to San Francisco.
Superintendent Paine of the state in
sane asylum, of salem, WAS in the CITY
yesterday.
Brady F. Burnett leaves at once for
Skagway, Alaska, where he will open an
office and practice law.-Corvallis Zines
Miss Mary Sheridan accompanied by
her sister Mrs. Theresa Bach passed
through salem this moi ming from Port
land enroute to Albany Journal.
Mr.. Warford, younger brother OF Mr..
Elmer Wai ford, of near this city, arrived
in Albany several days ago, from Iowa,
and will remain several months, perha ps
permanently.
Mr.. Albert Brownell went t +, Portland
today 10 attend the meeting of the
Northwest Fruit Growers Association.
an organization that is doing much for
the fruit interests of the northwest.
W Dunbar, the corpulent and rust
ling editor Of the Budget and News, OF
Astoria, has retired from those papers
and is en- his way to Skagway, where hs
VIII start paper. He is bound to
make things howl.
Ira A Phelps, who has been employed
as Job printer and foreman In the Mail"
office ut Medford for several years, will
leave for California soon, to try change
OF climate for the benefit of his wife's
health. Ira 10 first class printer OF
many years experience.--Tidings.
In Portland last Sunday F. s. Camp.
bell, OF Albany, wss married 20 Miss
Mary Cox, OF Kingsley. Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell have been visiting friends here
the past two days, and leave tomorrow
for their home at Albany.-The Dalles
7. NJ.
Rev. @. q. Lasisster, q divinity stu
dent aud acting pastor ol The Junction
Christian church has been compelled,
on account Of iailing eyesight, 10 dIscon-
tinue bic studies and his Junction work.
he will return 10 his home in Amity and
will preach il Independence every Sun
day.-Eugene Register.
Mr AL Boenicke returned last night
from juneau and Sksgway. After short
visit at home he will go back TO juneau
and resume butiness there. He brought
with him 90 ne fine views OF Juneau,
Skagway and surrounding scenes.
Three views particularly of the
Chilcoot pass, with q crowd climbing
over or through it are more than ordin-
AIRY interest as they sfoR things Just as
they are. The Albany people are nearly
AL at Skagway, where matters a:e very
lively.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
The List Completed.

Yesterday the DEMOCRAT gave part oil
the 1898 jury list, those holding over in
stead OF the new ones as stated. The list
ii now complete and We give the new
members of the years panel:
Albany-Wait Mead, Jos Shelton, Al.
vim Marks, Ii Q Hardness, Glenn, A G
Miller. B w Cundiff, John Robson, II
Scott, w A kimsey, w III Hopkins, II
Suesens, G S Acheson, @ B Winn. F E
Allen, W Y Baltimore, Z A Schiller,
John Briggs, II Broders. A Brownell.
Ubbe Peters, Seth Caldwell, III NJ Pal
mer, Fl B Miller, L y Coates. M Senders,
Henry Kirsch
Ts.lman-Geo Mcknight.
Lacomt-J W Halsey, Jacob Fitxwa
ter.
Gates-0scar Dilley. 7 ] NcClary.
kingston-Samuel King.
Lyons-C F Swank, J c Lyons. W E
Potter.
WATERFOWL Bishep.
Brownsville--B Henderson. VIM Smith,
Peter Birher, T Edwards. n B Stand
dish, III II Farland. Peter Hume.
Scio- " II Young. a d Woodmanse,
] Barnes, Thos Large, D Myers.
Iordan-H II Phillips, Jake Huber, W
n nay . III 0OOuuAu.
Lebanon-B F Blodgett, APBlacko burn,
J II Stokes. A Gottsche, B Burtenshaw,
James Boyles, G Bilyeu.
Halsey-John Matlock. Elmarian
Smith, Frank Leeper, VIM Scott, II
Hamilton
Santana G Guyer. Jas Hasler.
Shelburn-N B Mashburn, W Hull,
Pym, D oglesbee.
sweet Home-J R Orchard, May
field.
sodavilie-Oscar Hesly. VIM Ingram.
Shedd-Mark Curtis, L Dow, F G
Powers.
Jefferson-J B Davis, Jas Groshong.
Harrisbure-L Douglas, d S Bueey,
z Hyde, W W Briggs, Samuel May, Geo
Brand IN, r 9Tuckman, Dan McLaus,
W H Cummings, J W Burrell
Plainyiew-W P Anderson, John Gal
lagher, ] Roberts, NJ Turner. Paul
Belts. Jode Pearl, F N kizer.
0akvil.e-A Y smith, S A Stone, II
Eolstein, Geo Blevins, John Vineyard. r
A Bamiord.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
A Grange Installation.

Saturday, Jan. s, 1898, was Installa-
ton Day at Grand Prairie Grange No. 10
P. of II. The exercises we're public and
impressive, with Past Master S. A. Daw-
son as installing officer.
Following the exercises came one of
Grand Prairie's usual nice lunches that
was partaken of by alb bout ninety grangers
and invited guests.
Then came the singing of grange songs
and earnest remarks by III Scott, Geo l.
Rees, S A Dawson,J Roberts, q II Walk.
er. Mrs NJ Bodine, Mrs Mary E Walker
and others.
Grand Prairie Grange is prospering,
and applications for membership are
coming in at nearly every meeting
The following are the officers for the
ensuing: Leslie B Payne, Master; Wal.
ter Wallace, o; @ L Shaw, L; Burt Fro
man, S; Wayne Dawson, Asst S; Nor
gan Henshaw, Treasurer; Sanford A Las
selle, Secretary; Chas P Peebler, q K;
Gladys Shaw. Ceres; Kate Payne. Flora:
Lydia Froman, Pomona; Ella Foster,
Lady Asst Steward; G II walker, Chap.
lain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
Read, Peacock Co.
Albany, Oregon.
MONDAY
COUNTY COURT.

Geo. Barton, county judge; N. Waters D. l..
Curl. COMMISSIONER
The annual list of jurymen WAS select
ed. In addition to the names remaining
in the box from last year, list mot drs wn,
the following we're chosen to make up
the required two huni ired:
Tangent-E D Barrett, " E jerks, S
Il Bryan, H Scott
Scio-Robert Carey, Mark u Peery, &
E Hibler, T Miller.
BrOwnsville-W w Waters, F q Web
ber. Bert Templeton- Geo NJ Kimsey, W
NJ Roberts, L Kirk, Frank Hyde, Geo
McHargue, ] ID Arthur, W o Smith, Jos
Hume.
Sweet Home-A Mcclure, B F B1r.
nett.
Crawfordsville-Geo Finley, VIM Ire
land, ] P Lavender.
Larwood- A g Gaines, G P Hasler, Jas
Croft, Jas Haser.
Albanv-C w Sears, B Couey, H F
Merrill, NJ Senders, P ] Smiley, W E
Baker, ] w Propst, A E Bloom, Moses
Parker, III F Dawson, Fred Blumbe-g, ]
r Douglas, J E Brown.
Shedd-fsul Annis, Ackerman, Geo
B Pugh. Henry Spre1ger.
Harrishurg-John Grimes, Geo Afford,
w S Brown, NJ Cunningham, VIM David
son. w Starr.
Holley-J F Bar, T J Philpot, A F
Hamilton.
- -0akville-Charles Davis, Robert Smith,
Walter Smith. d A w ade, r II Bamford.
Lebanon-N s Dalgleieh, w f Moist,
Rohn Wither, Jack McMonogle, Eh.
FKeebler, E e Taylor.
Halsey-S L Hayes, Ramsey, Geo
Simmons, VIM Ribelan, L n Allen.
n Crume, L G Leeper, n FL Bateman, I
4 Powell.
Plainview-W Huston, Jas Nichols,
Isaac Wheaidon, Jessie Parker.
CrabtTee- Fl A Hecker.
Waterloo-Cbas Younger, Geo Coshow,
Geo Stems, J H Turpin.
Millefs-J J Spelinger, Jacob Sehill-
ing
Rowland-David Pierce.
Jordan-M V Bi'yeu.
SheIburn-A G Chrisman, W Miller.
Lacomb-Wm Loofburrow.
Spicer-A NJ Baltimore, Frank Smith
Peoria-Ed Slower, Geo w Clingman,
E E Davis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
Huntington Is Accommodating.

In letter 10 an Astoria friend abou.
making Astoria a common shipping point
With Portland, G. p. Huntington says:
Il have felt a deep interest ia this
question, ss ! do in alIqrestious relating
To transportation and affecting the ma
terial progress OF = community. and
when Mr. Hammond asksd my good Of.
hees in the purchasing OF some OF his
more important supplies. / took pleasure
in obliging him, and think through my
relations with the best manufacturing 10.
teresls OF the east. have been su>cess-
ful in saving to the Astoria road q suv-
stsniial amount OF money. / am a pres-
ty busy man, but il can do anything al
any time TO benefit the Interests OF the
lower Columbia river l shall be very gia !
to do it-Dot only because you aud the
people OF Astoria ask it, but because
regard our interests as lying distinctly in
that direction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
JUDGE BARTON ON WAR.
EpIroR DEMOCRAT.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT.
You refer in last evenings DEMOCRAT
to an article sent to the Tribune, as sa.
voring war. How could you, my dear
brother, connect one 80 timid, so gentle,
30 mild, with cruel, heartless, bloody
war. Oh how you have misjudged me.
By all that is good let us have peace,
beautiful, sweet confiding peace. l has.
ten to assure you II there is any bright
Illuminating halo encircling these snowy
locks and venerable brow, II is this cell
same white winged angel OF peace.
l quote from the Tribune article OF the
9TH which says: "The democrats believe
that Long and U'Ren are trying to fool
them and they deeply resent the at
tempt. II these two gentlemen were to
hear all that the democratic leads say
about them, privately, there would be q
personal encounter or foot race, for
there is more than democrat whose
words burn and roast and scald." Broth
er. does this SAVIOR of war
/ stated in this 80 characterized war
article, that these gentlemen issued the
call for January 10Th meeting, on q Pc
tition and request Of populists of Linn
county. Like honest, upright, fearless
leaders OF their party they manfully did
their duty and called down upon Their
heads the abuse md vituperations OF
democratic politicians of Portland and
elsewhere. The populists OF this vicin.
ity who were largely responsible for this
call would be arrant towards to have re-.
mained silent with knowledge cf this
democratic abuse OF their leaders. lam
with the opinion il there is no
union OF forces in Oregon. it will be sole
ly due to the assinine blunders and actions
OF certain pie hunting democratic politi.
clans who desire to manipulate every
thing in sight.
AS to my being middle-of.the-roade
am not SO sure OF that, however, il be-
ing a middle-of.the-roader consists OF
staying with the only principles and a
party that insures independence to the
citizen and prosperity and happiness to
the human family, we plead guilty.
Gro. d. RATION.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
Jadg> Barton on Politics.

In an article in the Portland Tribune,
Judge Barton supports Young and u
Rem and favors an early middle of the
road convention, in an article savoring
of war as follows;
In this mornings issue of the bright,
sparkling daily that so many people are
becoming attached to, appears an ar
ticle headed, believes Young Is Fooling
Them" etc. In this article Messrs
Young and U'Ren are severely criticised
end charged with treachery to democracy
for calling the peoples party state central
committee to convene on January 20,
1898.
Ye Godsl Since when have democrat
ic politicians become guardians of the
peoples party of the state of Oregon and
arrogated to themselves its management
and debating when &ad where this po-
litical organization may hold their state
convention?
Upon what meat does these, our
Caesars. feed, that they have grown so
great? Their impudence is astounding,
are not only unjust and unfair, but their
premises for reasoning is away .ff
Now let me to them tale unfold, and
TcClIo d lew iSCto tuat are 10
this call. (Then comes the tale, argu-
ments in favor of the early convention)
The peoples party proposes to haye,a
very early state convention. They pro-
pose to have the first convention in Ore
gon in 1898. They propose to outline q
policy adopt platform, nominate a
complete ticket, so wise and just and
liberal that all other reform elements in
Oregon can readily accept it, and that.
too, without any surrender of their
principles, or party organizations. The
peoples party's complete organization of
so, COO voters, recruited from the ranks
of the republican and democratic parties,
clearly entities them to take the initia-
tive step in this uprising of the people,
against the gold bug English Tory party
of Marx Hanna and the trusts in Ore
gon.
1t seems to me that wisdom would
dictate to certain politicians that il
would be well to cansult the common
r1oonlo h,fara fhov do raSh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

$500 buys good Mandolin with book
$500 buys goodnew Guitarwith book.
$1.O0 buys l6 choice "cat gut" Banjo Is
strings.
81. 90 buys IL choice 'cat gut" Violin E
strings.
100 buys fine Violin with bow.
25cts buys one dozen steel Violin 1st or
End strings.
$25. 90 buys a5-drawersewing machine; ;
high arm, light running guaran-
teed 5 years.
E~ Prices on Pianos, Organs, Banjos
sent on application.
E. U. viii Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

Recorders comparative statement
showed expenditures as follows: 1898,
$l3.ll7 II. bond interest, $500. total,
1917 IS; 1894. e.75s e5, bond interest,",
81. 500. total, sl4,25s d; 1895, sa.7S5.
Oond interest 500. total, slI I,sS5 l2;
1895, 80. ass 95, bond interest 500.
total kI5.iSs eS; 1897, s. $40 -, bond in
ierest s.. 200, total, sls,Sio ~.
Petition OF + B Davidson for pound
master vas read with Ill names. No.
lie recommended VIM Miller for engi-
neer- OCClelan was recommended by
No. rs Tor engineer.
Applications OF + 8 Davidson, IN
Merrick and d BussArd Tor poundmas'er,
NJ Wes;tall, Ter superintendent, NJ
Ross for uightA atchman and engineer
OF Nm. l's, w NJ Bailiss, G W Taylor, ii
b Miller. W A McClain and Geo Luper
for aightwateh were read.
Bids were ordered advertised for for
city printing, gravel, feeding tramps,
lumber snd keeping essrays.
SIR Graham moved that Office Of night
watch and engineer OF No. Is be sepa-
rate. Carried.
Salaries were Fixed as follows: Night.
watcnmen s45. engineers $40, stree,
upsriniendent ts5.
Marshal Lee asked for the privilege
OF naming the nightwatchmen himself
No astion
The ballot for outside nightwatchmar
resulted as follows: A w McI.aiu 6, be
ing unanimous.
Inside Watchman-H b Miller 8.
Engineer No. l's-J Lindgren 6.
Engineer No. a's- o q Cielan S, West
iall /.
Stree. SuperintenJent-Fl NJ West.
fail 8.
Poundmaster-D Bussard 4, Davidson
l, McMerick /.
Election OF city attorney was postpon
ed indefinitely.
| The following contract bills we're or
dered paid: + A Parker SIS, ] l. Tom
lInson $25, Albany Water Co. s3l, (
Light Co. si39, Conn IS, city council
men $5S.
The chief engineer was instructed :
prepare inventory OF ell the property @
the fire department.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
Those Who Endure.

The pains of rheum atism should be
minded that a cure for this disease ms '
be fouad in Hoods Sarsaparilla. The
experience OF those who have taken
Hoods Sarsaparilla for rheumatism and
have been completely and permanently
cured, prove the power of this medicine
to rout and conquer this disease. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the One True Blood Puri-
fer and IL neutralizes the acid which
causes the aches and pains OF rheuma-
tism. This is why it absolutely cures
when liniments and other outward ap-
plications fail to give permanent relief.
Be sure to get Hoods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

Mr. c E Hawkins and family leave to-
morrssw forToledo. where they will locate
Mr.. Hawkins opening law Office.
Mrs. George Humphrey was taken
dangerously i'll this afternoon, and her
husband, who is in Portland, was lele-
graphed for.
DR.. u. W. Maston has returned from
his trip to California. coming back by
way OF the Sound cities. He will remain
in Albany at least month, out his fu-
ture plans are not yet settled upon.
Mr.. Sam Worrel has been appoint
driver and collector for the Albany Ste eu
Laundry, and viii attend to deliver
and receiving laundry and the collect
of accounts. He began work this mo
ing.
Collins Elkins, the leading merchant at
Lyle. Wash, came up last evening on
the boat and returned this morning. Mr..
ElEins accepted the hospitality OF bis
brother knights, attending their install
lation last nigit.-The Dalles T. NJ.
The following advertisement appears
| ing The Oal.es T NJ: Prof. A. W.
| Lundell, M. E., post-gra iuate in voice,
harmony and theory from the conservs-
tory of music of Albany college, will visit
The Dalles on or about January 10 with
the view OF locating He earnestly so
licits the patronage of the music loving
public. and his stay will depend entirely
upon the possibilities extended 10 him in
his professional work.
Mr. Hanna is getting here; be knows
how, having had an experience oefore.
The state tax levy will probably be 4
mills. 1t should not be over mills. That s
)plenty, under the circumstances
The Urion party and free silver repubii-
cans will hold state convention at Port
land on March %, in seperate conventions
with the purpose though OF working to-
getber. Delegates have been a2portioned
to the several counties.
The Boys Club have elected the follow
ing new officers: President, Harry Craw
ford; vice president, d Burkbart; secretar,
Allen Schumacher; treasurer, Harry Gu
sick; secretary on program, James Bryant
editor, Harry Cameron; guide, FreC
. Weatherford; guard, Will Merrill. Th
board of directors consi its Of Ashby, han
.. kin, Tyree, Polling and Crawford.
Marshall Chadwick, prisoner in th
/ jail at CoIfax, WASH, was taken from hl
{, cell last Saturday night By masked mob
g and hanged out of th5 window. hncthe
v prisoner was shot and left for dead, bu
J, will recover. The proceeding is disgrac
G to the Palos country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
rHE
PLACE
TO BUY

Your Groceries and Baked Goods
Is at Parker Bros. Everybody kLows
where their place is. They keep fresh
stock OF groceries, produce and baked
goods, of all kinds, sell at reasonable
prices and treat their customers we'll, all
alike.
You may regret soms steps you take
in life tut none taken into the store oi
Parker Bros.
1t is great thing to be we'll fed. Par
ker Bros keep good groceries.
A loaf of bread is not much but you
want it well made. Try Parker Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

ASsCEL MkErISG.-Hon. s. A. Dawson
returned this noon from Salem, where
he attended the annual meeting Of the
Lower Columbia Fire Relief Association.
The iollowing officers were elected !:
President, Thos. Psulson, Washington
couaty: secretary, ]. Voorhees,, oil Mar
ion cLuuiy; treasurer. 5. A. Dawson, of
Linn county. directors. A p. Miller,
Multnomah county; ". M. Hilleary.
Marion county: ] D. Pesrie. Lane coun.
~. and ]. Casio. Clackamas county; J.
G. White. Polk county. The association
lie an auxiliary of The oregoa state grange
and affords fire protection 10 the mem
bers OF the same.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

PoPrLIsT MEETISe--E. G. Neal, chair
man OF the county Central committee OF
the peoples party Of Linn county, sew
eraI other members and other prominent
populists, about fifty in ali. met in the w
@. T. U. hall tits afternoon. aud were
in session at press time. The principal
theme Was the calling OF county con-
svention at an early date aud the matter
Of union with other parties, on which
there is q division OF sentiment, accord
ing to reports 70 the DExoCKAT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

SHE'LL AND HoT-Arrangcmeuis are
being made for match shoot in PORT
land on or about February Is. between
George Froman and SKY Meeks Of this
count- and Hughes aud Beal, Por,land's
two best shots, for 500. live pigeons to
be the targets.
Next Friday afternoon Neeks. Baltl-
more. Geo. ami Grant FromAn and
Winkley will shoot a, pigeons, and live
time is expected. as they are lhe best, 10
the county. Open to all
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14
Everybody says so.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won-
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant aud refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispei Colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and b.liousness. Please buy and try box
OF c. G. G. to-day; 10, %, 80 cents. Sold
guaranteed to cure BY all druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

At the q P Church last night the Pastor
preached upon The Separated Life and
urged separation from sin and self. Such
separation is due to God because we are
called his disciples. witnesses, soldiers,
servants, friends aud sons. Tonight the
subject will be "lbe val of human
SOUL" All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

We KUN7ux.-Miss Rhoda Hail, ma
tron at the Fort Simcoe, Wash agency
and school, in renewing her subscription
to the DEMOCRAT Tor 1895, says: "niu
sick tum tum okoke snow. nike ticka
warm. Has cold, hin siwash sick, hin
Boston SICK. Mike kumtux."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

In MENoRIAM.-At a recent meeting of
the board of directors Of the Albany
Farmers Co. resolutions were passed in
memory of the late DIR. q. F. Crawford,
for many years president of the com
pany, paying just tribute to one OF the
county's most worthy pioneer citizens.
The DEMOCRAT will publish them in full
tomorrow
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 10.
THE Mayor. East Portland, Ore: Im-
portance OF full representation in con-
vention cannot be overestimated Ad-
wise the number of delegates appointed.
II not Already, when will your board
act? Answer
"H. II. Hauns, Chairman Monetary
Executive Committee. Single gold
standard.)
Portland. Jan. IL. 1888.
"H. Fl. Hanna, Chairman Monetary
Executive Committee. indianapolis. Ind +:
viii send no representative Favor
silver dollars. no: national bank rags.
Congress, not yourselves can legally act.
You should disperse.
as, iyester Pennoyer, Mayor Of Portland,
including East Portland"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-14

A NEW PApER.-Mr. o. T. Porter, ex-
O. s. Marshal of Alaska, in a few days
will issue republican paper in this city
to be known as the Linn County Repub-
lican. 1t will be printed on the Tele.
scope presses and that paper will be dis
continued Mr.. Porter is an old news
paper man. He started the first paper
at Harrisburg, then moved to Albany,
and for awhile edited the Herald, after
wards running . paper IN the block now
occupied by Knecht & Meiser. He is
we'll known as one of Mr.. Mitchell's
friends and supporters, but the DEMOCRAT
is not informed as to the position the
paper will take in the matter.
P. S. Hon. ]. NJ. Somers, one Of the
leading republicans of the valley, and q
prominent member of the last legislature,
will be rssoeiated with Mr.. Portnr in the
publication OF the paper.