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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Taking Place To-day.

Ca, Cumberland. state Medical As
sociation.
Kan. Wichita. Sons OF Veterans, State
encampment
Kan, Wichita. G. A. r. Encamp-
ment
Mass, Boston. Sons OF Temperance,
Grand Div. OF Mass
. Miss. JACKSON. Medical Association
OF Miss.
n. y. New York. n. Y. State Asso-
ciated Press.
Penn, Pitisburg. Penn. Railway Y.
NJ. C. A. Convention.
s. c., Columbia. knights OF Homer,
Grand Lodge.
Va, Staunton. State S. S. Conven.
ton
Ala, Montgomery. Convention State
Democratic Committee
Ga. Savannah Traveiors' Protective
Association Of Georgia, Annual Conyen
ton.
Mich, Detroit. Horse Shoz OF De-
troit Riding Club.
Ia Sioux City. Teachers Annual
Convention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
MARRIED.

PHILLIPS-woRRELL.-on wednes.
evening, April 20. lses, AZ tie home OF
the brides mother in Albany, by Rev.
Z. McKiilop. Mr.. George W. PHILIPPE,
OF Scio, aud Miss Anna Worrell. Of AL.
banY.
The ceremony was happily performed.
the handsome couple standing under =
beautiful arch OF flowers, with the brides
brother Sam as best man and Miss Bes
sic Burkbart as brides maid. Miss Liv-
ingstoue played the wedding march. \
fine wedding repast followed and tue
happy couple took the overland on
bridal trip with the best wishes Of every
body for success AMI happiness which
they richly deserve The guest" we're
Mr.. and Mrs Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
and Chester CGffey, OF Scio, MIR. Ingram
Of Independen o, Sir and Mrs. Thomp
son, and Mr. u. j. Davis. OF Silverton
Mr.. Clodfelter, of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Drummond. Rev
and Mrs. McKiIlop, Mr.. and Miss Burk'
hart, Miss Edith Rumbangh, Mies AIMS
Foshay, Misses Laura and Sarah Cham'
bers, Messrs. Robert and Sam Cham hers
iiss Grace Livingstone, MIR Louis Dun
dinrer, Mrs. Darlington and Mr.. JONI
Johnson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
HOME AND ABROAD.

Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Bicycle for tue money.
Will & Stark, jewelers..
2 po1nds of crackers for 15c at T @
Shaver's.
Call at French's and see his girdIes from
Is cents up.
See the new girdIes, the very latest; in
French show window.
Belt and skirt supporters 5, 10 and is
Cents at +. N. French's.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothefs
for only s20, $40, s35 ard $50.
Fresh seeds, two packa 9es for nickg a
Stewart IL Sox Hardware Coz.
Fresh seeds. two packages for a nickel al
stewart & Sox Hardware Cos.
Crackers are now way down In price,
call On & L Browneli for fresh ones.
Ladies long watch chains at low price.
at freneh's Jewelry store.
Order the beautiful life Of FrAnces Y.
Willard, by Auna Gordon, Of Mrs. l.. E
Blain.
A hypnoist show sdver.iIed for lat
evening did not come on. Not a ticket
was sold.
There is talk of q company Of volunteers
IN Albany to fight the Spaniards. One
could Dc easily raised if necessary.
fine chainiess Crescent bicycle arrived
at Hopkins Brothers yesterday and has at.
trActed attention. The price is only s75.
Ten rew members were admitted into
the Woodmen of America last Saturday
evening aud there will be class of seven
teen tonight. making fifty six in all.
IL is reported that the ice is breaking in
the stream from Lake Bennett towaros
Dawson, and a. result there is great dan
ger for toe men on the way down the riy-
er on the ice.
The case of NJ. V. Leep1 as adminis-
traitor of the estate of J.. H. Rothell
against w. N. ROtheIl was triei at Cor
Wallis yester lay, the judge re.erying his
decision.
The Oregon PopuIist appeared this NOR
ming with ]. A.PInch ss editor. Il is TO be
the iorgan Of the middle of the reader, and
will be made stste paper. Temporarily
it = printed at the herald Office. Sub
scription 81 year, 10 cents a month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Tie College.

From the Albany College Stu lent for
April:
The new officers Of the Y MICA are C
G Bryant, president; II Hansen, yice
president; J + TyTee. rec sec; Lyle 3
SPeer, cor see; a II Dickinson, treas-
uref.
War! Let it come" cries the editor in
chief.
Miss Redie.j and L Wiley are teach
Ia the public schools for sick teachers,
The officers OF The senior cIsss are
Marguerite Hopkins, president; jos
smick, vice president; Ada Morris, sec.
retry; Ella Mccoy, treasurer.
About fifteen college students are
members Of F Co.
Albany college will conduct = course at
The Chaui2uqua Assembly =. Oregon
City.
Tie new officers Of the Erodelphian
are: Mary SfeEaFt. president; Anna
Marshall. vice president; Ora Harkness,
secretary; Addie Cham mberlsIn, cor sec :
Ora Dubruille, treasurer; Nellie Foehsy,
critic; Cora Alexander, sergeant ~ arms.
An athletic challenge kzs oeen re-
eeiyed from McMinnviile-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Four Farms For Sale

The followios desirable farms are for sale.
AaSr.ss NcMss.er & burrtll, Sil WOr-
e~ste. block, Portland. Oregon. or
call on C 6 Burkhars. Albany, Oregon, for
particulars:
IS acres. one nile west Of Halsey, n
the D ofDW AlhnehsE, ia Sec SS,
T Is. SRA, W " NJ. IS acres are cleared
and unde, cultivation, tae remandes beng
covered with small timber. Moddy Greek
runs through the property There Is
small orchard. Price $500.
;. SO acrsss ,ne mile ) OF BrownsSiile,
ia the d L C of Samuel Johnsoa, IN See III,
II IA. sR5, W NJ. All cleared tsud
65 acres under cultivation, all fsnced, no
huildirSS. Price $500.
5. 255 acres. two mn es ) OF owns
vile. in SECS Is and II, IL, K ), W
M. 40 acrss are tillabls and the balance
is hest suited for pastnrage. 20 acres AT
under crop. is all feaeed, has goed sup
ply of water, good buildings and orsh"rd
Piioe $3.50.
1. 7S5 acres. six miles east OF Lebanon,
in Secs 10 and l6, T II. i. W w al.
This is very good stock farm. OF which
about 100 acres are tillab'e. Ii is we'll
wa,ere6. all fepced and has some fair
uildinss. Price $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Ramp in Salem

Tie Salem Statesman appropriAtes an
Albany man, who returned home about
. week ago, as follows:
b F Ramp and son are home from
Sksswav, Alaska, having arrived IN Sa-
lem on Thursday nights train.
Mr. Ramp reports himself as well sat
isfied with general conditions on the
Northern cosFts. and thinks most of the
complaints come from people who,
through physical incarac:ty TO contend
against the rigoss OF the climate and the
exigeneies o. trough" life, have moth
ing else to do but kick against conditions
they themselves have sought. and make
all the harde- by their impatience and
impracticabihty
Mr. Ramp will return north about June
Let and expects TO remain permanently
or at least until he has found full com
pensation for the sacrifices necessary Il
such an existence. He is home purely
on business matters OF some i'm portance
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
A Souvenir.

Apropos OF the late Ere at Waterloo,
Mr.. Kay, president OF the company, has
come into the possession OF gift he
prizes highly for several reasons. Some
time ago a gentleman by name of Chas.
Devine, living in the hills back OF the
mill site, expended good deal OF time
and considerable artistic skill in produce
ing a fine oil painting Of The mill site.
mills and contiguous property. This
picture hung for long time in mer-
chants store at Waterloo. and shortly
after the late disaster the employees OF
the company dubbed the value of the
painting, bought it and presented il to
Thos Kay. as testimonial OF their re-
spect and affection for him. aud as a
souvenir OF the property he priced so
highly.
The gift has been nicely framed and
hangs 10 Mr.Kay's private office at the
Twelfth ttreet mill. 10 this city.-Sta,es-
man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
s. TURDA~
SOCIAL AND Personal

G. c. Pogue Was in Salem yesterday
on business
N. g. Ingalls,, brother OF the celebrat.
ed John q. lie in the city.
Mics Amy Pliumer, of Corvallis, is 10
the city the guest OF Miss Flora Mason.
Mr.. Charles church, Of Portland, q
brother 81 Mrs. l.. Finn. 10 in the city.
Miss Jane Morris Of the Salem public
schools came up this noon TO epend sun.
day.
Rockey Mason went to Portland yes
terday TO enter the Bishop Scott Cram
mer school.
J. w. Blain OF Albany, came down to
Salem yesterday to spend q few days
with friencs
A letter recently received fIom Dyea
stated that u. Is. Monteith was improy.
ing With good prospects of his recovery.
Miss May Sheridan. q sister Of Mrs.
IS L Bact OF Lebanon, died at that city
this iorenp tn II the age Of p wears. She
will he buriel 10 ilbany next Monday
Hon. K. 4 Veatch, union noninee for
congressman, will open the campaign at
Harrisburg. IN this county, on Monday,
May /, and speak IN several p.sees in the
county, speaking IN Albany later.
r. A. Harris, travelling correspondent
of the OresoniAn, Was in the city TODAY
after trip down into Coos county. He
wall spend SanGay with HE family a.
McAinnvilIe and then go to Southern
Oregon.
A. Bush. accompanied by his Caugn-
ter, Miss s4liie Bush, departe yesterday
for New York, Boston and ether eastern
points. They viii remain away during
May and, perhaps. June also. If the
weather does Dot become too hoi.-S4-
lem Statesman.
E<ed aamsey, q son OF ". II. Ramsey,
candidate on the union ticket for SUI
preme judge, is . member OF the crex on
the Oregon. nO< on q trip around the
Horn, and about which so much concern
has besn expressed Young Ramsey is
. sergeant.
Otto Alexander. the Scio boy recently
accidenily shoi while playing wiih . re
vosver aud anosher boy, is doing we'll,
and vas not seriously injured, though
the ball vent ihro1gh his body. Instead
OF playing xar as reported they we're at
ter = rabbit.
Mr.. Glen Jones arrived in Albany this
noon from Esgin. where be has been run
ming . racket store several months. He
has sold his store and accepted . posi-
ton With n D Cooley in POr,lAad which
he will assume in feE days after = visit
sith his parents few days
Quite number Of young men tn this
community may hare 10 20 Eiih the
militia, II ordered o1t. Among whom
are Ed Cyrus. John Coins, and ; C Har-
dish noE of Albany. Orlando Seeiands
OF the same place and Arthur Gambler
who has been attending school at E1-
gene this winter May luck 60 wiIh
News
Old Uncle Simon Peer Cartwright
Fleener IS years OF age, leit for Alaska
last Monday. He leaves . comfortable
home and pleasant surroundings to try
lis luck in the gold fields A fareEen
dinner vas given him A. his home uesr
this city ias; sunday The Old gentle
Inan has been q minor OF and on all bis
life, and eatched The ALASKA fever hard.
.Scio News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
The Observation-Disclosures.

The following was In the Salem items
in the Oregonian yesterday, and will be
read with interest by Linn county people
familiar with the following of the mid
die OF the readers:
''Dr Hill and Mr.. Finch are much
encouraged over the pre- spect OF the
cause of what they claim to be the regu-
lar peoples party in Linn county. In
fact, DIR. Hill says. the contest in Linn
is between the republicans and the reg
ular peoples party. They have nomi-
mated their county ticket. In the nomi-
mating convention everyone OF the pre-
cinct committeeman heretofore named
by the fusionists was present in person
or sent letter, DR.. Hill says straight
peoples party organ will be started in
Albany next week II will be called the
Oregon Populist, and will make it's first
appearance Friday of next week. 1t
will be state organ, and, as Mr.. Finch
said today, straight, hit. .'em-hsrd-and.
fast peoples party paper
The DRAocRAT is informed by popu.
list that only one or two of the commit
teemen took part in the convention and
that those who sent letters did So de-
clining. Reliable reports from different
parts Of the county are that the middle
OF the road vote will not be large
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29

At regular meeting of the Boys Clut
held on Friday evening, April Is, 1898
| the following was unanimously adopted
For the first time in our history we are
called upon to suffer the loss of one oi
our members Death has invaded our
ranks. and We now mourn the loss of
Harry G. Cameron, who died April OH,
1898.
In the death OF our brother we are
made to feel the strength of the bond
which unites us While still Young in
years, he yet showed maturity Of judg.
ment and Of the other virlnes which
characterize the full grown man. He
was strong in integrity and virtue; his
voice and influence were freely given TO
preserve peace and harmony among Us.
His example was ever such as to win
our respect and confidence and the mem
Dry OF his work and life will remain TO
stimulate and encourage Us in our pur-
suit OF the object and purposes Tor which
our club was organized. While We
keen;y feel his loss, We gladly accept
the legacy he has bequea,hed US: A
character worthy onr emulation.
Resolved, That copy OF these Iesolu-
lions oe rendered the bereaved family OF
the deceased and copy be spread upon
eur minatss.
RoBT. AsHBY,
jog RALsToS,
D. Y. PoLING,
Committee
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and observation-disclosures, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA ET0 syrup CO.
,,.,..a.s sAAelea fit; y ia.x az
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Brownsville
Fnn, the Times :

Fnon the Times:
DR. n II Ellis vas up from ALBANY
Thdrsdsy. called here in consultation In
Mrs A Gross care.
Farmers shouid take notice that the
cheese factory will commence operations
Monday next and goEern themselves ze-
cordingiy.
Miss Bertha Mcfarland. who g visit
ing in Albany, was taken i'll duri1g the
fore part OF the week. bat We learn that
she Is now improving in health
Geo Psdisy, who returned to Oregon
from the east few days since after an
absence OF twenty years. is thinking OF
investing in some property, and peTma-
neutiy locating here.
Miss Iva Temple;on arrived home
Saturday from Drain. where she ha.
been 4 student q. the state normal
school. After visiting . few days she
Eent 10 Csnvonville, where she expects
to remain until September.
The Hotel Brownsville has been leased
by Jas Shea, who will take possession
about the first OF May. Mr. Aiiligar
and family, who have been running TIE
hotel for the past few months, will movs
into house on ihe south side.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Y OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1898.
Our National Guard.

There are nearly 1900 members OF the
N. q. in Oregon, formed OF two regi.
ments, the lst regiment being in this End
congressional district and the End regi.
ment in the lst. The companies in the
Ind regiment are located at Salem, Eu.
gene, Roseburg, Ashland, Macleay,
Woodturn aud Albany, with Geo. Yo-
ran as colonel, j. NJ. Poorman, iieuten-
ant, aud Percy Willis and 9. w. Gil
lette, majors. DR.. NJ. II. Ellis is com.
mander OF the hospital corps and J. 4.
Cumming Let lieutenant.
Following are the members OF F. Co.
and the hospital corps:
=. co.
Captain, NJ. D. Phillips.
let Lieut., @. A Sears.
2nd Lieut., Fred Bloom.
lst sergt, s. III. Clevinger
Qnartermaster Sergt, T. II. Rhoades,
2nd seIgt, Frank Steilmaker.
Srd Sergt, Louis Love.
9Th Sergt, !. V. Wyman.
9th Sergt. j. A. rinch.
LIST Corporal, Fred Westbrook.
2nd Corporal, G. S. Harnish.
Srd Corporal, o. Neeland.
ith Corporal, John Hammel.
ASobkS alitukuhuit W ltttAm
Aehesou, Robert Brown, Grant Brattsin.
q Il Bruce, Ed Cyrus, Samuel Conn,
Willard Davis, Frank Dicksy, f n Cir.
ard, John Coins, Thomas Heffron, VIM
Hamlin, Eugene Hyland. G Hoefiick, Y
Jewell, I kebea. ] Lpselle, s Laselle, @
McClung, d McClung, @ Mansfield, n NJ
Newport, Q G Nixon, q Patterson, w r
Perry. Fred Powell. l. Porter, w Smith,
Geo Small, Frank Stewart, Roy Salt.
marsh. Leslie Yiereck, b F Wire, sc
Morreii, q Watson, W II Wallace, Frank
Walsh.
nohrETAL CORPS, 2sD RECT.
Captain, NJ. II. Ellis.
Hospital Steward, ]. l. Tomlinson.
Acting HOSPITAL Steward. Angus A.
Graham
Priyates-Wm G. Burkhart. Arthur W
Foshay. David II Gotilieb, VIM X Hand
Emil w Howard, Marius 3 MarceiIas.
Wm Merrill, Albert Peacock, Clyde
Peacock, Jos kalston, Lorenzo W Ross,
w Edgar Stewart, Jos T. Torbet,, Joe
kdgar Tyree, ID Webster Wight, Luther
A Wiley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
The Omaha ! xhihit

PORTLAND. April 81 .-Snperinteudenl
Dosca mas met with great success ia Wis
iting the colleges aud universities 10 the
Willamette valley and the ciiies for the
purpose OF assembling the agricultural
exhibit, which will be esiG oiished As
early as possible At The fair city.
The county judge 81 Lam county Of
fered the entire exhibi. n which that coan-
~ bad q, the state fair last fail, and
which carried away all The premiums.
The exhibit consists OF the various grains
in the straw cereals various grasses and
clovers, and some 10 varieties Of medic
inal herbs which grow in Oregon. both
10 the herb itself as well as the tincsure
made Ihsrefrom also. good variety Of
fruits and vegetables in jars
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Resolutions.

Whereas, The Great and Supreme
Ruler of the Universe has In His infin.
ite wisdom removed. from among us one
of our worthy and esteemed classmates
Harry 6. Cameron; and whereas, the
long and Intimate relation held with him
in the faithfni discharge of his duties in
the class, makes it eminently be6tting
tha. We record our appreciation of him
therefore, belt
REsoLvEO, That the wisdom and abil-
ity which he has exercised in the aid of
our class by service and COUNSEL will be
held in ngrateful remembrance.
REsoiyED, That the sudden removal
of such life from our midst leaves a va
eancy and shadow that will be deeply
realized by all the members and friends
of the class.
RESOLVED, That with deep sympathy
for the bereaved relatives of the deceased
We express our hope that even so great a
loss to US all may be over ruled for good
by Him who doeth all things we'll.
RESOLVED. That copy OF these reso.
lutions be sent to tie bereaved family of
the deceased, and also copy be sent TO
each of the daily papers for publication.
EDITH RowEHt,
ANNA MARSHALL,
VERNON RAMP.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
occurring To-day.

Ark, Little Rock. Bankers sAssoeis-
tion OF Arkansas.
Ark Stuttgart. Y. NJ. G. A. OF Ark
Cal, San Francisco, Epworth League
Convention, Cal. Conference, April q to
q.
Ia. sioux City. Northwestern lows
Teachers Association.
La. Baton Rouge Y. NJ. G. A oI
Miss and La &, April q to 81.
Texas, Austin. Woman's Relief Corps
Dept of Texas. April 81 to %.
Texas, San Antonia. Tournament ci
the Stale Sporismen's Association. April
81 20 %.
Kansas, Em poria. Kansas Society for
Child Study. April II To q.
Texas. Austin. lSth Annual Eaea mp.
meut Of g. A. r Dept of Texas. April
@ 10 3.
CAL. San Francisco. Grand Ccmman and-
er OF Knights Templars OF the State.
Ga, CumbsF'and. Ga. Medical Con-
venlion. April 81 TO %
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29

F. Co. are expecting orders at almost
time. There is good deal of speculation
as to where the militia will be sent.
Vote for congressman in '9G: Tongue
(Rep) 1885; Vadenburg. tPop) l9262
Myres, Oem) 1914; Christensen, pop
1856.
The delinquent tax roll. amounting Il
$3S, 900, was turned over to Sheriff Har,
yesterday. II payment is made by May l.
only three per cent will be added to the
original tax.-Astorian.
| A curiosity in Albany is banana plan
at the home of George w. Hochstedler
| The leaves are immense ones and the plan
shows up in excellent shape One OF th
leaves may be seen in the Office CT Mayo
Burkhart.
The Southern Pacific Company. at Port
land are getting their extra cars in readi
ness to transport troops to New Orleans O
wherever sent by the government. It j
anticipated that they will be sent by wa
of San Francisco when the call is made fo
them.
Eugene young men are patriotic TO dc
gree that compels admiration. Will
Company of this city has had for som
its full complement of go men and tbre
officers. since the "war scare started nun
bers OF young men are ready 10 enlist. min
presenting applications last week. Th
company could be recruited 100 strong j
"a hours, if wanted. This part OF Set
ond regiment that it was was proposed |
officer with the first regiment. Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
The People Will Deeide.

The Salem Statesman over the words
"An Albany Building gives pictGrc oi
q large three story court house, aud thea
says: The aboxe engraving is = repre-
sentation OF the proposed neE court
house ~ Albany. Linn eoGnsy sls pssns
having been prepared bY ChAs II. Borg
graf, OF this city. The commissioners
court OF Linn eoun,y is preparing 70 re-
model the present structure and has DE.
cided 10 submi; the matter TO the voters
OF the county. vote on the question 10
be taken on the day OF the coming ele,e-
lion. II IL receives the approval Of a
majority OF the said voters. work on the
new temple OF justice viii begin very
shortly thereafter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29

PATRIOTIC SALLNiTRs County Clerk
L. v. Ethlen aud deputies, +. A. Turner
and Misc Mckinney today unmisiakably
disp played their true patriotism and inter
est in the cause OF the oppressed Cubans.
A small Cuban flag, the work Of Mise
Mckinney, was displayed from one cl the
office windows. The flag consists OF five
stripes. three af which are blue and The
remaining tao are white. There is .
triangular field OF red next the staff, mp
on which is placed 3 solitary star. The
enthusiasm and patriotism OF the pres
eut occupants CT the county clerks Office
viii knox no bounds when the ultimate
independence OF the island is achieved
and that no doubt, sill be realized in the
near future.-JourpAi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Clubbing Rates.

The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
.ext year will give to its subscribers 8
sl0. 600 residence in San Francisco rent
ing for s60a . month, $3.50 q. 5. bond .
sI 500 gold nugget and hundreds OF other
things. You can get the Examiner ana
WEEKLY DKNocRAT for s. % year, Win
the DAILY DEMOCRAT by mail Tor ,oy
carrier 1913. in advance The DKso-
csAr will order only on com olnstion pay.
raent
SrLoUIS REpUBLIC. ssmi-weekly
o,e Of the oest papers in the United
States. and the D DsxocRAr paid IN advance
for onl- 81 75.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29

The MANnANrs CASE The middle of.
the road mandamus case wss brought up
before Judge Eewitt in this city this af-
ternoon. with A W Prescott Of Salem for
the middle-ot the.roaders and Seneca
Smith of Portland and W r Bilyeu in
opposition. The latter filed an answer
az / O'Clock and the former was given
two hours TO file reply. The matter
viii then be argued snc taken under ad.
adviseneuns