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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-05-12

lie yes t h e
tired, depreSs-
ed feeling felt
in spring time
at once. 1t
never fails to
restore to me
ma tn raj appe-
tit g ard the
best Of sleep.
1t has cured
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-05-12
WHAT A MOTHER SAYS.
or DR.. Hartman's Famous Family
Remedy and Spring Tonic.

Mrs. Hannah Lind, 1872 East Long
street, Columbus, Chic, is one of the
many enthusiastic advocates of Pc.
ru-na. She says: "For many years
was subject to nervousness, despon-
dency and neuralgia, for which doctors
and remedies seemed of no use. At
last was persuaded to try Pe-ru-na.
| found it to be exactly the remedy J
had been 50 long in search of. 1t re-
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-05-12

Chas. Hood has heard from Robt.
Sea. Robert enlisted in the regular
army and will go to Mobile at once.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-05-12
WELLINGTON Markets.

This market report is corrected regularly
every Thursday morning and may be relied
upon as being accurate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
SakVlile.

Some OF our beat citizens assembled at
the residence OF A. Y. Smith on the
evening OF the 18th 10 celebrate the 5lss
anniversary OF the birth of that noted
gentleman. Among those who were
there We noticed the familiar counter.
aneee OF Alex Hamill, Oscar Dilley,
James Morgan, Ed Davis, Glen Junkins
aud others. Mr.. s. and family were all
at home and feeling well and 10 say that
the guests we're royalty entertained would
he .sputtine il mild.H After We had an
partaken Of . bountilul supper consist
ing Of oysters, chicken pies and cake we
were entertained by the visiting gentle
men relating experiences of the "fal
west" Glen Junkins Gang two song'
which was applauded by the audience.
Mr.. Glen has . good voice and likes to
departed for their homes after wishing
A. Y. many returns OF bis birthday.
Dogs have been Staying the sheep o
Mr.. Washington Pugh. They killed II
in one night. 'Kill every dog" is ouI
motto.
Preparations for big time on Nmas il
going on at the school house.
Judge Barton was here yesterday. HI
was examining bridges.
Oakville is ahead Of Tennessee. W,
have two gentlemen who celebrate theil
birthday on the 18th day of the l2tl
month but they are older than the Ten
nessee couple. w II Pugh aged 81,
native Of Walla Walla and A Y Smitl
aged 81, . native OF Iowa. This eoupl'
feel as young 90 Wm I BlaeklAw an,
Thomas E. Mcknight.
Mr E B Oouey came through here las
Tuesday with his lantern burning i
the ''Store on wheels" not for light hu
for heat.
LITTLE RosR Bup.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
Lebanon.
From the Criterion :


Ed Myers butchered q hog last Thurs
day that weighed el6 pounds dressed
This is the largest hog We have heard oI
recently.
Samuel Buck, who resides six miles
cas-. of this place. is seriously sick and is
not expected to live.
The Quakers have come and gone, like
wise several hundred dollars Of our peo-
ple's hard earned cash have gone. We
are now poorer, but wiser. SeeY
Married, at the residence OF the brides
father. Z Keebler, three miles north OF
this place. on Monday, Dec. ., 1888, Mr..
Lewis s. Harden and Miss Ellie keebler.
The celebrated DeMoss family will give
one OF their superior musical ehtertain-
ments at the NJ. Z. church next Monday
night, Dec, 10th.
Prof. Dillon, a travelling phrenologist,
has been delivering lectures at the band
hall every night this week. he draws q
fair sized audience.
Mrs. Burkhart, Of Albany, spent sew
eral days last week with her sister, Mrs.
A. H. Cruson, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l. Power viii leave
tomorrow for Salem, to spend few days
visiting Mr.. Powers parents.
Last Wednesday. Dec. Z, 16e &c the
NJ. L. parsonage in this city, occurred q
pleasant but quiet wedding. it being the
marriage Of Geo. X. Lee, q promin nj
young business man of Candy, Ore, 20
Miss Leora Sims, Of this place.
Mrs. w. ]. Royce returned last night
from Albany, where she had been TO at
tend the funeral OF her sister, Mrs. Frank
Haekleman. Mr.. Hackleman ard his
two little girls returned with Mrs. Royce
and will visit in this city for few days.
Mrs. W. + Wiley is the new president
of the. Ladies' of thee. A. r., Mrs. Macy
Elkins the L. Q. of the Hive, Mrs. Hem
rich n. q. OF the Rebeccas and Geo. Al
exander the II. A. OF the Artizans
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

DR.. Clara NJ. Davidson has located il
Newberg for the PRACTICE OF her proies-
sicn
James Booth, Of Yaquina, has Ron4
into voluntary bankruptcy. Assets ST..
1000, liabilities 1864. N II Davis Il
referee.
Jesse Barker passed through Albany
this morning for Portland. He will re-
turn in a few days for a short visit at the
parental home.
In 9 shipment Of Yaqniua oysters re-
ceiyed by II. F. Pfeiffer today was gen.
uine eastern oyster, one OF those planted
q few year ago.
MIss Leila Valentine, of Harrisburg.
ls 10 the city the guest OF Miss Fannie
Edwards, at Mr. J. F. Troutman'e, while
on her way to Portland.
Roy Hulburt, who has been in Pend.
Teton several months, is in the city and
will spend. the holidays here before re-
turning to that city.
Mrs Collins Elkine and child, OF Lyle,
Wash. passed through Albany last night
on the overland for Ashland, where they
sill visit ct the home Of Rev. Meminger.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Burknart gave an
enjoyable musicale at their residence
last evening. about twenty were pres
ent and nc the close the OF program re-
lreshments and Eocial time were en-.
joyed.
From the College Student iust ont We
learn that Annie Plinn will be horne
from Stanford for the holidays and that
Miss Ethel Redfield has given 60 much
satisfaction At DetEoi. that che will con.
tinue the school there during Ehe winter.
Arthur West formerly in the meat and
provision business In this city, bat now
located at Fort Wrangel, Alaska, came TO
Salem yesterday for Q brief Walt with
relatives. He 10 well satisfied with the
success achieved in Alaska, and he ie
faiFlT proaperous.-Ststesman.
Mrs. Percy viii lie 10 contem platinng
departure for the philippines az soon as
ehe receives definite news from her hus
band. Major Willis, who il stationed with
the Oregon troops at Manila Mra. Chas.
A. Murphy had thought OF accompany.
ing Mrs.. Willis, but will probably not 20
now.-Stateemsn.
George Q. Piper, business manager of
the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and one Of
the brightes; young newspaper men of
the Evergreen e.ate, has been in the city
the past two days on business. He was
accompanied by Senator Baum, of Okla
hogan county. and several other politi-
clans. and rumor has il that some deep
laid plLts are being formed in connection
With the senatorial contest in Washing
ton.-Portland Telegram.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
A Live Affair.

Ashland Tidings: ''The seven large
bloodhound breed of dogs which the
Stoves Uncle Toms Cabin Co. carries
with them, caused great commotion in
the baggage car Of the sou;h bound S. r.
passenger train, Saturday morning be-
tween Grants Pass and Woodville
There was n large shipment Of crates
containing live chickens, being for
warded by the W. +. Express Co. 70 San
Francisco, in the same car. A couple ol
the bloUd-honnds broke the ropes with
which they were held and it did not take
them any great length OF time to finish
the chickens. The w. F messenger
heard tie commotion and in going into
the car when the train stopped at Wood
vile, found l6 OF the chickens dead and
scattered all over the floor OF the car.
They were boxed and sent to their des-
tination, while the dogs got of the train
at Ashland. The W. +. Co. may begin
suit against the Stowe Uncle Toms
Cabin Co. for the value OF the chickens
killed by their hounds"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
A POETICAL ADDRESS,

Albany people showed their app1ecia o.
zion Of good thing last night by farming
out in . large force 70 hear Chaplsin Lozie
a. the NJ. Z church. in bis very unique
lecture On apron Strings" The lecture
10 delivered in p0ssry, with a couple or
iginAl songs, and Abounds in wit as well
as pAthos. ls 10 = tribute 10 woman,
and ~ veil q curtain lecture on her
foiliee. he began with Adam and Eve,
and said "tEey each took leave to initiate
the others's fashion," and they continue
70 do is some. Speaking Of dress n4usI
eanless we'd all shoW less ii the othes
sex we're blind" Among other hits foI
uomen vac that Of taking flowers 70 con.
demned murdereFs and Others in Jail
some Of whcm be said would deck and
dab old Be!zebub himse.f He ssruci
card playing, saying that "Satan holds
the winning chance In hie's impeTilled
race" He declared that The dance o
modern passion rolls too closs the e5gI
OF bell" and "Our girls may well b
awake less they clip into it," (which
OF the apostles would advise you 10 pres
towards the pyise modern euchre ofsera.
His tEibuie TO the wife and mother VA
forcible. "Hog drssr the life without |
vile TO blame their blunders to-" III
has no uee for men who are Chester
Geld in others homes, but in theirtown
devil Together man and woman fell
Ii's Gods own plan that they Iogeehel
also rise." How true was the stAlemen
that "No onosher's apron strings eve
end in o hangmsn's knIt." The sddEes
closed Hiih beau,ifuI tribute 10 III
mother, and he advised every boy an
girl 10 smother their mother with kisse
and never be ashamed Of her.
The poem. expanded and illustrated,
being publisheI by the Methodist Boo
Concern in elegant form end will coon b
cot, as ti so q volume. Orders vel
taken here at 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
Coming Home.

The steamer Scandia, direct from
Manila, will arrive in San Francisco
probably tomorrow, as she was 70 leave
Honolulu on the 10th. On board on
their say to Albany are Lealle vericl
and Franz Wire Letters we're receives
from them this morning mailed at Homo
lulu. The discharges Of both we're order
ed hve or six weeks ago, and not recent
" as has been reported. Corporal Yer.
tck returns home on account OF hie ewes
which will need special treatment, and
Frank Wire on aerount Of q serious cas.
OF rhenmad m Albany people general.
ly VIII be glad 20 zee them home, and
will hope Iof their early recovery.
Frank Wire, In bis letter 10 his moth.
er, reported very rodgh trip TO Homo
lula. The vessel received three bad
breaks auo for two days was In O terribls
storm. Offering an experieace that is MOI
courted, particularly by young mer
anxious 20 Kes home alive. Youns
Wires rheumatism Has nearly gone, M
i'm proving from the time be left the
Philippines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
The Coon Hollow.

One Of the most Interesting events OF
the theatrical season - announced Tor
Tuesday evening Dec. Goth At the
Armory In CallahAn's big production
"a Romance OF Coon Hollow" With the
same scenery and effects used during iss
triumphant season At the Fourteenth
SSFeei Theatre, Esw York. All OF tue
scensFy and effects are carried, and
besides . ssrong company the oreanixa-
too includes the oon Hollow serenad-
ere, q troupe Of colorrd singers and dane
ere. boys and girls. Unique electric and
calcium displays are also features, bat
the play depends rather on vigorous plot
and well portrayed characters tsue 10
nature thAa its scenic features. Il has
been Q great success in SeW York, Boa-
ton, Philadelphia and all the leading
cities cast and west. An additional feat
are this season ie tgo qua-tets Of sing
ere. The play 10 in its 9th success. Ad-
mission 50 cents. No extra charge for
reserved seats nov on sale ~ BurkhArt
& LSe's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23

french the jeweler.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brckken, agents.
Best Bicy1le for tSe moneJ-
Will & Stark, jewelers..
'sTrilby" leads, others follow q
Stewart & Sox Hardware Cos.
A doz- first class photos. best finish,
only 50 cents at Miss longs
Seed rye for sale. Call at the Albany
Nursery or at the store Of c. E BroEneIl.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
for onIy 80, $50. SIS and $50
CB winn, citv ticket agent Tickets
10 all points in the east.
Be sure and see the anti rust tia care At
6opkin Bros, viii las lifetime.
We have decided to continue Masking
the SC cent photos Long Photo Co.
For calcium carbide 20 to the Office OF
oregon Gas Light Heating & Power Co.
4 fine lot Of new cook stoves and
ranges st Stewart & Soxis- Prices ehest-
er than ever
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
Religious services.

N. E. church: Preaching by the pas
tor at 1880 M. S s at l2 M. Junior
and intermediate Leagues at $3.50, Ep-
worth League ct $50. Chaplain Loxier
will preach in the evening at ESQ. A
cordial Invitation to all. M. O. WIRx.
Presbyterian church: Morning ser
vice a. 1880 subject Of the sermon "lf
God should Mark IniQuities," 5 S st
ii As, Jr Endeavor at $50, Sr Endeavor
1T ESQ, Evening service at 80 subject
OF the sermon "A Voice IN the Wilder.
ness A cordial Invitation is extended
to all TO unite with us in all our services.
Christian church: Beginning toner
row morning. at the ii o'clock service,
| Rev. G. NJ. Lane, pastor OF the Christ
ian church, will deliver q series Of four
sermons covering all the points at issue
between the Christian church and the
IdsnominationAl or Pedo- Baptist churches
These points at issue are four, viz
Baptism" !" 1.-THE Influence Of the Holy
Spirit in Regeneration" "The Lord
Supper" and Human Creeds." The
first two win constitute the topics OF TO-
morrow's discourses; the latter two
those OF the succeeding Lords day. Tht
public, especially that portion un
; informed concerning the tenet of tn
Christian church, is cordially invited Il
attend these services.
] Services tomorrow morning and eve
ming ct the Cumberland Presbyterian
. church. Morning subject Where th
Oil Flows," evening subject salvation
3 You are invited
Bartist church: Morning service 1913
. s 8 II: 45, Chinese Mission 500, Jnnio
J $3.50. Young Peoples eociety $3.50, evenin
{ service Z 80.
United Presbyterian: Morning sci
vice at $50. Topic Of morning SEE
! mon, "Calling Voices" Evening SCI
: vice at 7:So. Topic of eermon, at
/ whom 90 Tor Eternal Lite." S. S. {
9 IL :45; Junior Endeavor at $50; Senic
!, Endeavor at $50; A cordial invitation
t attend these services is extended to all.
Rev. d. @. Kellems. an evangeliI
from Iowa, has been engaged to hol
a revival services at the Christian churcl
: beginning Immediately after New Yea
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
FRIDAY
WILL BE MOVED.

Word wss received yesterday after
noon that the previous order for the re-
moval Of the post cffice would be carried
out. that 1t was too late to make other
plans. As matter OF fact the lease had
been signed and forwarded and the boxes
AM hxtures for the new place ordered.
The matter is settled and our citizens
should take il philosophically. In the
mean time II will not be necessary 10 for.
ward remonstrances against the removal
containing over one Thousand signatures,
many OF f-rmers through the country.
The bank fixtures In the Dew pace
have been SOLD 20 the Aetna Security Co
and will be taken 70 Butte, Mon.
About 1000 expense will be put into
The building for its arrangement IS post
offiee. The boxes ordered will be larger,
and OF broLze aud bevel glass front.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
From tie News.

From tie News.
A bouncing bright eyed girl baby ar
rived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. @.
Bilyeu, near this city on Thursday, Dec
embef 18th.
About the diFtiest, uaciviiiEed lot OF
humans thar ever struck Linn county
passed through Scio on " ednesday, ac-
companied by four bears snd . monkey.
They gave an exhibition
T. w. Griffin, state agent Of the Aetna
Savings aud Trust company, OF Butte.
Montana, was in Scio this week, and did
some business for his company. Mr..
Griffin has appointed Ira A. Phelps, the
editor OF The News, as local agent for the
Aetna company.
The following officers were elected at .
meeting of scio Camp No. 2ll, w. U. W..
last Thursday evening: J. L. Ray, @.
O.; A. J. Johnson, A Lieut.: Geo. W.
Phillips, banker; Ira A. Phelps, clerk
E. Y. Smith. escort; S. P. MunkeTs,
wstchman; F. /. Jones, sentry.
Cascade Camp. No. 5627 NJ. W. A. oI
this city, elected the following officers aI
their regular meeting held on Monday
evening Of this week: A. VI. Young
consul; q. L. Sutherland, advisor; y. a
Warner, banker; @. n. Young, clerk
Jos. Wesley, escort; A. @. Prill, physi
can; w. II. STAN, watchmau; A. Luke
enbauch, sentry.
Sixteen Bohemian people arrived from
Nebraska cu Monday evening, being tn,
families Of Frank Bartu, A. Stepsnek ant
z. Stastny. Mr.. Stastny will arrive in |
few days with 8 carload OF stock anC
household goods. They will settle on to
Cyrus place as soon cs il 10 sub divides
and suitable dwellings erected.
| Mrs. Mary Alice Garland, wife OF Joh
Nv. Garland, died at the farm home .abou
seven miles south of Scio, Wednesday
December IA, 1898. oftyphoid fever age
SO years. Deceased Was tie daughter G
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Richardson, OF thi
city, and leaves q sorrowing husband an
Ave children and host Of ff ends to mour
her death. She was the seventh victiI
of typhoid fever, the entire family Ea'
ing been i'll Of this disease, but ell ha
recovered save her.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
New Dancing School

Prof. Holland viii open his dancing
school Saturday eve. Dec. l7th, 1898, in
VAnees' building corner Of Second and
Ellsworth St All Who would like to take
lessons should hand In their name at The
social Saturday eve, or before wsdnes.
day eve next week as he will start class
that evening. Adraissicn to the social,
gents, SOC; lsdies, free. Music furnished
by Whiteaker orchestra.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
----@---aaa-1nsz
This Is the Night.

Chaplain Loxier. whom everybody
likes 10 hear. is in the city and xi,l lee
suTs ct the NJ. f. church tonight on
"a prom String's" in Whieh be will in
eiTuct and entertain. His lecture 10 not
exactly q lecture. It Is . combination.
and one that 10 ve.y pleasing. Chaplain
LoEier has 9 fne personaliiy. and 10 an
entertainer in every sense Of the word.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
NO 20
A Christmas Dinner.

EDiTUR DEMOCRAT.
The Salvation Army are arranging for
. Christmas dinner for those children
who are 90 situated that they cannot OBJ
tain or provide for one at home. They
Ask the assistance Of those who are in
terested in work of this nature. This
is matter that should receive encou-
ragement from thoee who are able to
conlribute. BY little effort in this way
many may be provided for, who might
otherwise go without the blssdngs Of a
Christmas dinner. II you can contribute
anything for the table simply drop q note
or send word to the Captain or Lieut. and
they will call
Albany, Dec. IL, 1898.
A FRrEsD OF TIE AKzY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23

Uncle Billy Wright ,s In The city with
horse radieh
Wool. Frank Parker OF Walla Walla,
mt to the Bay yesterday to look after
0ate'.
Mrs. ]. l. Underwood nAs jus, recov-
cred fr m spell OF sickness. Her little
daughter is now down with measles.
Tn mas Chambers OF San Francisco
arrivsi ia Albany this morning on the
. pvsrI Ini. called here by the dangerous
/. illness of his father.
| Mr. Doug Hamilton, OF Scio, was In
! he city last evening and was Initiated
into the B poE. "They never did q
thing 20 him."
Deputy U. s. Marshal George Humph.
rey, VIII has been watching o couple of
Alaska steamers for several months,
came up from Portlanu last evening.
/. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Allen left this noon
iot their h me at Warndale, 35 miIes up
the Co umbia from Portland, where Mr..
Alien lie employed in the cannery.
i Independence Enterprise: Charley
O'Brien was o passenger 10 Albany Sat.
uTday evening. Frank O'Brien came
down f,om Albany Monday morning by
/ boat
Mr.. olney Fry today received dis
patch from Bonner's Ferry, Idaho, an
nouncing the death OF his brother Rich
i ard. Mr. Fry was born In Illinois II
j 1888 and came to Linn county when
boy. He moved to Idaho Ia 1858, wher
he has since resided.
Referring to the marriage OF ]. E
Brown and Miss Edna Luper as this cit
the Corvallis Union says: "The brid
Is o niece OF Mrs. John spangler, Of thi
city. She is highly estimsble youn
! ladv and has Eaany friends In Oorvalli
VIII o wish her world Of happiness" !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23

Bring the babies and get dog. OF
those cute little Diamond photos, only
so cents at Miss Longs.
Don't buy an "Airtight" stove unit
you see the "Hickorv" AMI ''Trilby
kept by Stewart & Sox.
"Trilby" the most popular heating
stove on the market at Stewart & Sox
Hardware Co.'S.
The Long Photo Co. is the leading
gallery Of 1lbanv. Every photo made
there In gem ofIr' Call and see fol
yourselves.
Constipation prevents the body from rid
ing itself of waste matter. De Wits Lit
tie Early Risers will remove the troubi'
and cure SICK Headache, BiIIousness, In
active Liver and clear the complexion
Small, sugar coated. don't gripe or caus
nausea.-J. A. Cumming, agent.
When you want choice steak, a mic
coast or meat OF any kind. call on Henr
3roders. He keeps the best.
The best meats Of all kinds and goo
treatment at the Albany Dressed Be-
Company's market, just down Secon
treet. Good weight and prompt attAn
| ion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
Eating Sour Grapes.
From the Corvallis Union :

Albany ia waking up to her bustness
interests, and has bit UPON q novel plan
to ,nduce nsw enterprises 10 locate in
that burg and pEeven, old ones from
leaving. ReceAsly sne presented the c.
4 Z. Co. with four years Office rent as q
eoAxer 10 mabe that lie headquarters. and
now tao landlords Of this ten-miIes eta.
ton are Offering the government five
year, rent with the promise 70 also 81
their buildings wtsh fixtures. res i'm
proved boxes aud fi:tiags IL IL will ahan
don its threats 10 move the postotiee q
Idannh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
THU Fl 6 D'Y
Were Acquitted.

The..case of the state against Fred Sem
ders, charged with the burglary OF some
hides, was tried in Dallas yesterday, and
the jury brought in o verdict of not guilty.
As the case against Harry Saltmarsh was
the same his case was dismissed and both
we're discharged.