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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
] IN MEMORY OF FRANCES E.
[ ..--. WILLARD.

A large audience gathered at the NJ. E
church at O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
to pay their respects to the memory oil
the worlds leading woman, Frances E
Willard, late president of the National
and the Worlds w @. T. U. foremost In
temperance, philanthropy, education and
christianity.
Mrs. @. w. Sears, president OF the 10.
cal union, presided.
The program was opened py the sing
ing OF the doxology. Rev. @. r. Steven
son gave scripture reading l46 and 46
Psalms, and Rev. H. L. Read offered
prayer.
Mrs. Sears read short sketch Of the
life of Miss Willard She was born on
Sept. 2S, 1889. at Churchill, n. Y, and
from that time her wonderful life was
sketched to its final act, when death
overlook her on Feb. Is.
The congregation sang Rock OF Ages.
Rev DR.. Wire spoke OF Miss Wizards
character as christian. He had known
her personally being associated with her
in her student life, and was member ot
the same chnrch with Miss Willard for
eight years, in Evanston, Ill. The trib
ate was o fine one for her worth as a
christian, and the development of her
character into that of queenly christ
like woman, whose influence has been
felt under all flags and all skies.
President w. II. Lee spoke OF the edu-
cational work of Miss Willard. She
graduated in 1859 from the N. w. COL
lege of Evanston. She taught sixteen
years in thirteen different institutions.
first in the public shoots, then in an acad-
envy, and then in several colleges and
seminaries until 1874 when she ceased
teaching, but her educational work never
ceased until hen death.
A song by the audience followed,
Mrs Henrietta Brown read paper on
Miss Wiliard's work as president of the
W. q. T. u. for God and Home aud HUI
manity. the chief work of her life. Her
love for humanity induced her to em-
bark in the cause of temperance in the
W. @. T. U. Organized in 1873 she
served :or five years as the secretary and
then was elected president,a position che
filled with unparalleled ability until her
death. Her great executive ability re-
suited in a complete organization and
the introduction of many departments for
the furtherance of the work. She was
national leader. Miss Willard was in
Albany in 1883 delivering several ad.
dresses here. She was the guest OF Mr.. !.
and Mrs. l.. E. Blain, which is gem IN
their memory's casket. The W. @. 7.
q. has revolutionized social customs
Among other things Miss Willard lsbored
for the working men. The result of her
WORK will gain force during the coming
years Can any one fill her place? No.
Miss Willard e work as a philantrophist
was well presented by Rev. Ronald Nc.
Killop. Her life was labor OF love for
fallen men and women, spending it to
elevate them no matter how low they
had fallen, fighting social impurity as
we'll as intempeiance.
The Presbyterian choir sang LEAD
Kindly Light" A letter was read frum
Mrs. Ma 'cisss White Kinnev, and the
meeting closed with prayer and benedic-
tion by Rev. J. L. Jones.
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Probate Record.

Ii estate of C. + Knighten. inventory
iled Personal property $llSs 50, real
property sJ0S3.S2. Total cars 81.
In estate of G ". Hawkins, Robert
Brown VAS appointed executor OF will.
Value of estate So 60.
In estate Of William Hunter. final set
tlement set for April 1.
Gotlieb Scheniele was admitted to cit
iEenship.
In estate OF Albert Bate, fnal account
was approved.
In estate of ]. r. swank. Mary f.
Swank was appointed administrator.
Leave TO sue grained. Appraisers ap
pointed.
In estate cf Jane Z. Carter. report OF
sale of real property filed Bid of E NJ.
Redfield OF 1878 raised 10 per cent, and
expenses OF a new sale, by James L. Ir-
vine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
Oakviile.

West Oakville was aroused one morn.
ing last week by the alarm OF Gre Mr.
Alcerson's residence was the cause y
alarm. The cloth lining overhead ha,
caught afro from che stove pine. bnt h,
the timely assistance of Will Morgan m,
fre was extinguehed.
The politicians are beginning to Ia,
plans Tor the campaign but We are sla1
to be an id.e spectator. e'"0
We were in Albany last Monday wbers
We met many OF our old friends amono
othersW.W Crawford, he said he hadns
seen Nick. lately, not since we gave him
leave to tell where we are,
Mr.. D. A, Wade says he vii, cell his
farm and move to Albany, he don't like
to go over the road SO often.
A. Y. Smith was reappointed Notary
Public on Feb ,25th, be thanks the (Covj
Lord for this.
We have heard it rumored that a
"Hen Social"will be given soon the next
thing will be s'chicken pie" as that ia ali
that an antiquated pulles is good fer. See
Job Ia.
Mr. ElmaIian Smith, of Halser, was
visiting friends here last week.
Mr.. Charles Bamford, who has been
dangerously i'll, has sufficiently recovered
to have been out doors,
Mr.. James Allen OF Walterville Lane
county made us call last Thursday.
Some OF our farmers will SOW spring
wheat this week already commenced
making garden.
Messsrs j. S Smith and Asa LEVEL.
were visiting friends here last SATURDAY.
evening the latter was on official bust.
ness.
LITTLE Rosg fSup.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
HOME AND ABROAD.

Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Bicycle for toe money. q
Will 4 Stark, jewelers..
pounds OF crackers for l5c at tt
Shaver's.
White House Java & Mocha coffee th.
hnest in the land at F. Z. Allen & Co.
The Waterloo wooden mills baye lust re-
ceived 60 600 pounds Of wool, and will SCOT
Apnt IN eight new looms.
The annual school me.ting will be held
next Monday evening at 80 o'clock, when
the reports will be read.
Maj Compton, OF the ex.raiiroad com.
mission, will lecture in Eugene on March
II, on The Battle OF Gettysburg.
T, z. Allen & Co have taken the agency
ior the Stearns bicycles They are high grade
wheels and the price IS very lew. Gail at
store and soc samples.
French leads the procession when Il
comes to prices on watches and clocks. We
90 not sell watch or clock that will not
stand fiist class guarantee.
piereck's Shaving aud Hair Cutti n
Parlors. Shaving 10 cts Hair Cutting Is
Shampooing 10cts. Clean towels to every
customer.
French the .leweer is headquarters for
Seth Thomas watches and clocks. the best
IN the world. They cost you no more than
those Of inferior make.
Georges minstreie and uniyersity stu-
dents drew good sized ami appreciatiye
audience last eveningst the opera house.
They give good minstrel performance.
Nth some novelties.
The Willamette hotel at Salem bas been
reopened with j. Conner as manager, sfter
being greatly improved II is one of he
hnest hotel buildings in Oregon.
Children and Adults tortured bv burns.
scalds, injuries, eczema or skin diseast 8
may secure instant relief by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve 1t is the great
Pile remedy. A. Cummings.
I NJ French the Jeweier is railroad
watch inspector and you will always find
MS regulator absolutely correct, with Lick
observatory time, which Is standard time.
ami used by the railroad companies.
The DEMOCRAT has received a .ony Of
the mining edition Of the SearcbIisht
pn6iished az Redding. Calf Ii il spien.
didly gotten up and displays in a credit
ap!e manner the resources Of the mining
districts OF Northern California.
The Eugene Guard reports some excel.
lent work done By the government boat
under Capt. Hatch, the work being in
charge of Maj. Freeman, In The " iIlam.
ette, this side OF that city. Eugene people
ex-ect to have regular river traffic.
Lebanou's new paper. The Lebanon criA
terion, appeared today With w. NJ,
bro~n as editor, The reason given for
the starting Of the paper is the want Of
a republican paper at that -ity. The frs,
Issue treats the people fairly.
Al the meetings of Evangelist Miller. q.
Cofsaliis, there have been over one huns red
conversions. He seems 10 have stirred
things 70 the center. Some raid be In a'kel
too loud ard Others that be Caused people
to laugh toe much, but be seems to have
secorsd the result desired all the same.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

The New York Journal has discovered
that four SpaDiards were paid SIC. 900 for
blowing up the Maine and that several
HAVANA merchants were implicated in
the awful crime
Judge Piper has brought suit against
the city of Spokane. fo- $20, 600 damage:
caused by falling at that city while at
tending the fruit exhibit last fall, the re-
suit OF defective sidewalk.
People never lose their interest ia Uncle
Toms Cabin, and Saturday night large
audience eongregated at the opera house
| to see Lew Johnson's company present it
The company was met with hearty ap-
| piause.
An important wheat deal was consum-
mated few days ago at McMinnville b.
which 10000 bushels changed hands al
72 cents per bushel, net, M B HenJrick
of AmIty, being the purchaser. The whea
Is stored in the Wheatland warehouse, o.
: the Willamette. The wheat belonged to
cool OF farmers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

Nh. DRIVER WAS MAD.-The Eugene
Guard says: Our ministerial and sena-
torial friend, Rev. l. d. Driver. came to
town this forenoon and foolishly drove
his wagon in tue rear OF the business
houses just sou.h of the court house
square, where quite an amount Of mud
has been hauled OF the streets and de-
posted. In trying to pull through the
same tug broke and the gentleman lost
his temper, and as last resort he was
compelled to unload his wagon to pull
out OF the mud. In q short time he had
large crowd, and he gave one OF his
regular street lectures. He condemned
the county and city officials first, then
gave Attorneys Skipworth, Woodcock
and BiIyeu some blessings; then told
what he did not do at Salem, ending uI
by saying that Joe Simon was worse tnar
Southern Pacific train robber. He re.
served his debate" with Ingersoli 70.
his next, also bis trip with Moody anc
Sankey.
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simonton's Corsert Band Notes.

The excellent band under the direc-
torship OF Mr. Simonton OF this city, bids
fair very SOON, because OF the excelIeu.
i talent OF its nineteen mem beFe. 20 sur
pasa for exceilency of music. any other
band in the state. This band, composed
oil our most excellent Young gentlemen,
should receive the financial assistance oil
our business men, A good band is a
great source OF pleasure, and is as well
often appropriately useful 10 the citizens
Of . ciiy.-A Citizen.
So come re Albanians, listen unto me,
Hearken TO my story and you will all
agree,
That Simonton's Concert Rand makes
music rich and rare.
As the tones fram nineteen pieces comes
floating on the air.
The music is delightful and ell the peo-
pie say
That the band has splendid president
in Harry Conoway,
The vice precedent, Carl Rankin, to
other parts has gone.
But the treasurer. Ivan Marks. can be
depended on.
c. n Butler, is secretary, and writes q
splendid hand,
He blows the baritone finely ia Simon
tons Concert Band;
I Gray is collector and will pass the
bat around,
Cone Aibany's business tneu, do some
thing Tor the town.
Contributed by q. ". ".
We are glad 10 welcome two more aa
members. namely Mf. j. Coon and
Wayne Bridgelord.
Our concert will ae second TO none
Music and fnn
In the fore Part OF these noses q citizen
gives his views concerning the welfare of
the band; we hope for the cooperation
OF all citizens. Then look out for music
Hosx.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

A GLIB AT CRABTRRE.-A free silver
CLUB was organized at Crabtree on Feb
"a, with Frank Crabtree as president,
f. NJ. Smith, J. II. Peery, w. W. Sam
ders and W. J. Crabtree as vice presi-
dents, Henry Cyrus as secretary and 5.
o. Wallace and E Margason as assist
ants. Resolutions were passed fsvorine
the election of free silver men to Office,
opposed to gold monometalism, demand
ing the restoration of bimetalism at the
present ratio, opposing the retirement o.
gresnbacks, the issuing of paper by ma
tional banks, interest bearing bonds ir
the time of peace, favoring the incom'
tax, the abolition of trusts, the arbitra
ton of disputes between capital and Id
Dor of one Get of free silver candidates q
the coming election and opposing govern
ment by injunction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
The Yaquina Improvement

The war department is going ahead
with preparations for the Improvement
OF the Iaquina harbor aud will receive
bldg and let the contracts for the work
on the same. Then there will be no
further procedure until a sum is includ-
ed in the appropriation bill for the p-o
iect. II lie to bc hoped congress dee.
this, though il has already refused to do
go until the estimates have been made
and contracts let The continuing con-
tract provided for the project. but the
actual work. except the arrangement Tor
it, cannot be done ur ill there isan actual
appropriation, and this congress has 10
make in the regular bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
Harrisburg Burglary.

Monday morning about 5 80 O'Clock
Hyde & Tyler's hardware store at Har-
risburg was entered bv burglars and
robbed OF about $50. The burglars ef.
fected an entrance by breaking opensthe
front door OF the store, the tools for the
purpose being taken IRON the b'acks smith
shop oil Mr.. Parker. About $50 worth oi
cutlery was taken and the till was rob-
bed of s. in small change. An attempt
was made TO blow open the safe, a hole
being drilled in the came and powder
and fuse being Inserted for the purpose.
but owing to the fact that the powder
used was only common gun powder, the
burglars failed to accomplish their pur-
pose. After leaving the store they broke
into the saloon OF H. d. Tracy and broke
open the till but failed to secure any
money. The entrance to the saloon was
effected by breaking a large window in
The rear Of the building. Il is supposed
that the robbery was the work of loca
talent as several attempts have beer
made to rob the saloon of iste.-Register
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WHEAT.
Chicago l08c.
New York l0I3sc.
San Francisco S4Lc.
Liverpool $40 higher.


DRUNKEN SoUAws. - Deputy United
States MarshRi Humphrey returned this
morning from Newport, Yaquina Bay,
where he went last Thursday to arrest
James Stafford and Frank Priest, against
whom information had been lodged
charging the crime OF selling liquor TO
Indians. The officer found one Of bis
men the night OF his arrival and the
other the next Cay. The examination
was commenced before United States
Commissioner s. G.. Irwin, Friday, and
was not concluded Till yesterday. A
large number OF witnesses were exam
iued and while the fact was established
thst the two equsws, who gave the in
formation leading 10 the arrests had been
glorious drunk. the Uhitei States tom.
missioner refused 70 believe them when
they said that the liquor was furnished
them by Stafford and Priest, The de-
isndanis we're accordingly discharged -
Telegram.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

Some people think it is a fat thing
suing railroads, and that jury is sure to
90 against the railroad about every time.
Let's see. In eight cases in San Fran
cisc against the s 7. the company lost
only one case and the judgment was on
ly $500. The Market street Car Co lost
only one case in thirteen. The Market
street Co paid only 5000 on $325, ,00t
damages demanded and the s. P. only
$500 on 100000 sued for. Every cas-
was decided by jury.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
In olden Times

People overlooked the Importance Of per-
manentiy beneficial effects ani were salts
ted with transient action; but now that il
is generally known that Syrupoi FiSs will
permanently overcome habitoai consiipa-
ZION. weli-iuformed people will not bus
other laxatives, which set for lime. bui
hnaiay inlure the system. Buy the geun-
ine, made By the California Fig Syrup Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

final vote on seating w. n. Corhett as
q. s senator Tor Oregon, was taken, re-
sulting in an emphatic defeat by the vote
of so to 10.
Deputy U. S Marshal ]. A. Wilson
spent Sudday in Albany. (
Messrs. Brown and Lavender, of the
Brownsville Times, were in the city to-
day.
Mr.. F. L. Such, owner Of Cloverdale, is
in the city looking after his interests
here.
The name of Mrs. Bennlke appears in
the list of passengers of the Elder to sail
this week for the north.
Mrs. J. A. Speer. of the Warm Springs
Agency, lie in the city attending her SON,
Clayton, i'll with typnoid fever.
D.. J. A. Mcknight, of Taco ma. is in
the city and county visiting his brothers
and other relatives.
Mrs. Hyatt, OF Lyons, mother of Mrs.
George Stimson, of this city, is reported
dangerously III without prospect of recov
cry.
Rev. @ G. Polling. of Portland, came
up this noon and ie the guest of his bro
ther, d. V. Polling. of thesSongregational
church.
Mrs Frank O'Brien lie slowly recover.
ing from q dangerous illness resulting
from the birth of a child. now dead, lasi
Friday.
Miss. Pratt of Seattle, is in the city
the gnest of Mrs E. d. Cusick. Miss
Pratt lie q niece of Miss Selkirk ,tbe vocal
ist, who greatly pleased an Albany audi
enee several years ago.
A. W. Charlton. ex-sheriff of Lak'
county, and z. f. Emerson arrived her
Tuesday afternoon with four horse out
fit on thei: wav Il the KlcaIike country
Prineviile Journal
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- - ~---~-------s
Legal Blsnks we have 'em
SMIIEy

FOUND. That Case Bros havs returned
to their old stand by P. o and are turn.
ing out the best work for the least money.
Our prices are hair cutting. 15c, shaving
l0c o. three shaving checks for 25c. Raz
ors honed and set for .l5c. Opposition is
the life of trade 80 If you want to keep
prices what they sre patronixs our shop
and We will stay with you un il Gabriel
blows his morn. Yours for the leader oil
eastern prices. CASE Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

Beware Of Snide BARRIERS who Try 10
sell you Hhr Tonic. who do not know bees
from ball feet about yogr scalp. have
had % years experience auo know there
are four distinct kinds Of scalp troubles /.
| will furnish free OF charge formula
best suited 20 your particular case. which
You can get filed at any drug store Tor >
or 10 cents. Consultation free.
LouIs VIKREcK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
Masquerade ala.

A masquerade ball will be given FRI
day, March 4, by company F, Sec. Regt.
This 10 to pc the last and most noted go
cial event OF the season. We have the
names now OF over fifty who are going TO
masque and still there are others. A
prize will be given for the best sustaine d
character. The best Of music and q
good time is assured. Everybody is go-
ing. Spectators ioc, reserved seats l5c
bali tickets 75c. Don't forget the date
eb. 25 COMMITTEE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

Please Insist upon having your pre-.
scription filed according to The doctors o..
deis, and guard against substitution. We
make speciality in compounding pres
cri2tion, using pure, fresh drugs In every
one. Our prices are in accordance with the
times. Try US and be Convinced. d urkhal
& Lee Druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

A CRooK Co. TRADE.-S- A. Aealy has
made conditional! trade with Belknap &
Moore for their drug store. the consider
alton being band OF $500 head OF sheep.
ar Moore left here Wednesday for the
John Day. accompanied by Mr.. Mealey,
to inspect the sheep, and. ii the trade is
com mpleted, to haze them turned over TO
him.-Prineyil.e Journal.
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Closing ous
Crockery and Glassware at cost.
G E BRowNRLL.

After years of untold suffering from piles.
W Pursell of Knitnersyille, IA, was cured
by using single hox of DE Wits Witch
Hazel Salvs Skin diseases such - eczema,
rash, pimp,es a.ad ohssinate sores are read
ily cured by this famoas remsdy-J A
Cumming
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

Bio EsoIsEs immense engines
passed through Albany today labeled
AstSria & Columbia r. r They were
Moguis. three wheelers. OF five feet, coal
consumers, standing high, according TO
the modern engine The duet attracted
considerable attention at the depot this
noon, and received many compliments
for their imposing appearance.
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A Fight for Life.

IRVING. Greg, Feb. ls, lsas.-Mrs. E.
lrona Wiscarson Of this place, after pas
sing through a siege OF serious illness
which left her weak and debilitatSd, be.
gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. This
medicine gave her strength and brought
up her general health 10 where IL Was
before she was taken sick.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
just Across the Way.

AT + II Pfeiifer's you can get the best
Coast and Eastern oysters to be found.
He also keeps the best line of confection-
ary in the city.
Call on him for the hes. of everything In
his line
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

Il is reported from skagway tha: the
number who went down on the Clara
Nevada was 65. The boat or rather coffin,
is now in four fathoms OF water. diver
who went down learned that the disaster
was caused by the explosion OF the boiler.
No boiies baye been found There Is
said TO be over 10000 in gold dust on
board. The loss of the Clara Nevada is
certainly discreditabie.
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No Yaqulna Improvement.

By vote of 76 to So congress on Sat-
urdav decided not to include the sum of
$l50,O00 or any sum in the river and
hsrbor bill for the Yaquina improve
ment. This will be generally regretted.
You can lead horse to water but you
can't make him drink without you wish.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

Two BAY MES.-Deputy U. S. Marshal
George Humphrey came over from the,
bay this noon, having been there to
prosecute two men for selling liquor b
Indians. The men were Frank Prie4
and Jim Stafford They were examiner
at Toledo last Saturday and both wee
discharged.
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Tte 9e,,tafrat.
TERMS.

DAILY DEMocRAT, 25 cents per month
$500 per year, in advance. SOC per month
not in advance. By carrier, l0c per
week. 10 per cent added if. allowed to
run over months. Single copies &c.
WEEKLY, 81. % In advance; 81 so at end
of year; $l.75 for second year; $500 fol
third and preceding years, when not paid
In advance. Clubs of Eve nev subscriber
at $500.
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rHE
PLACE
BUY

Your Groceries and Baked Goods
Is at PARKER Bros. Everybody knows
where their place il. They keep fresh
stock OF groceries, produce and baked
goods, Of ell kinds, sell at reasonable
prices and treat their customers vel, al
alike.
You may regret some steps you TAXI
in life cut none taken into the store .
Parker Bros.
Il is q ereat thing to be well fed. Par
ker Bros keep good groceries.
A loaf Of bread is not much bat yos
van, il well made. Try Parker Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

How We Say It.-Coughs cuted for q
lots Of our White Pine cough syrup with
tar, because it is Just what we cay it is,
gives quick relief and is highly recommends
ed to cure deep seated cough, Burkhari
& Lee, Druggists