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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15
SATURDAY.
SOCIAL AND Personal

Miss Minnie vas WindIe, Of Portland
is in the city visiting Albany friends.
i'm. RaIston and family and O..
Meyer weDt TO Newport today for their
summers outing.
Mrs. James W. Ball died ct Newport
July 5. at the age of So years, after q
long illness.
Steven Whitney and Jode Galbraith,
who were reported to have started for
California, have returned home. and cay
they only went to Brosnsyille on busi.
ness. There was nothing In the CsIifor-
mia report.
Mr.. Chss. Davis, the new proprietor
OF the Eugene hotel at Sodayifle. was 10
the city today. Mr.. DAVIS proposes 70
run good place for those wishing a
summers outing At reasonable price.
Mr.. James Mcdonald, oforeson Csty,
has been appointed superintendent of the
goolen mills OF this city, to succeed Mr..
p. F. McGee. Mr. Mcdonald comes
well spoken OF as 9 woeIen mill man.
DR.. George W. Grey, AIbany's pioneer
dentist, who has been resident of San
Jose, Calf, for several years arrived In
the city this morning and will remaif,
several days.. Mr.. Grey hAs been con-
tempieting the erection Of new resid-
enee on bis property adjoining the Con-
gregational church, bat has not vet de-
cided On the plans. He continues 70
think there is no place iiks Oregon.
Mr. Eugene Clark, The type writer sur
geon, after doctorfng . large numper of
type writer's in Albany in very salts
factory manner, will leave tonight or to-
morrow for Corvallis and other places in
the valley, finally Locating in Portland.
He is thorough type writer man. Mr..
Clark wishes to express bis thanke
through the DKxocRAr to the large mum.
Der OF business men for their liberal pat
ronage IN this city the past month.
Tie picnic excursion M the C. &R.
Yesterday, given By the Sunday school Of
the Presbyterian church, ,sas q very live
~ snd enjoyable affair, and the one hum
dred and twenty who attended all pro-
nounee Il great success. The picnic
cars were lsft at Kiphart'e bluff, lovely
place for picnic and several hours we're
spent there in genuine picnic doings,
such as swinging, running, walking,
shouting, eating, sparkling, fishing, etc.
Upon their return houe ia the evening
having some things left that needed eat
ing the party went 10 the Iasn Of Rev.
smiek where the festivities we're contin-
ued for awhile. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15
From the Eugene Quart:

EIUuI kut Lug -Alt u 0uAIU.
J. A. Stevens barn which was burned
by the Ere on the night OF the Fourth
was found {, be insured Tor 500 in the
London & Liverpool & Globe Co., and
adjuster Gum this morning handed Mr..
Stevens q draft fos the amount. Nr.
Stevens had the barn insured . couple Of
years ago for ave years bat had forgot
tan the TACT, ss also had the company's 9
agent, Mr. Eakin, until running over
some policies in the bank yesterday, this
one was focnd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15
COUNTY COURT.
(Ge ID Barton judge, d i cnrl and d
@ Swami commissioners ~


Gee ID Barton judge, ID / cnri and D
q Swami commis6ioners.)
In application of T A Morris, ,et al. con
tinued TO August term and Jos Green
John Matlock and Oliver Fox were ap..
pointed viewers to meet on Jnly 10.
In application OF 7 A Mcuully, ct al,
report of viewers approved and road or
deTed.
In application OF @ CJacksen, ct al, for
county road. report OF viewers approved
and road ordered opened, clerk 10 6raw
warrant to NJ A Rogers Tor 430 for dam.
ages. s...sg eas
E,uily P Riley allowed to redeem prop
erty sol for taxes. ''
Bills in Oregon agt Reason and Leopo-
quet, Sl5l. 75 Dre ex, continued.
w A Neal Was appointed thistle con-
missioner. ,i
Tax sale of T II Etsam ordered can
celIed.
Bill OF r Wheeler, 1850, continued.
Appointment OF H Is Montague as dep.
uty county clerk Was approved.
Ordered that flIe county clerk adver.
tise immediateiy for bids for the i'm.
improvement Of the county court house
according to the plans and specifications
made by Architect Burggraff.
In application Geo 4 Haven, ct ai, for
county road. report OF Waivers received
and road ordered opened
Ia application Of O r ewank, report oI
viewers approved and road ordered.
In application oil A & Thompson, ct nj,
for alteration OF road, same ordered ne
petisioned for.
Bills allowed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15
From the Criierion.

From the Criterion.
J. sherman Wallace will preach at the
baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening.
II. Y. Kirkpatrick and Link Couey
have decided 10 20 into the fruit drying
business ard will hnild a large drier in
the east part Of Town.
w. f. Chandler has purchased the
Cruson stock oil hardware and moved it
into his store. Mr.. Chandler now has
q full stock OF hardware, tinware and
stoves.
Miss Alice Temple who has been
teaching in the Salem public schools for
the past year. Is visiting friends in the
city for few days.
Rnec Eidgcway returned from Eass~
ern Washington Thursday. He reports
things all @ X in that country, but says
he has returned to stay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Bill OF s O Brown, 81. rs, and N Grit
fin, disallowed.
John Myer resigned as thistle commits
sioner OF Dist. s.
Continuation OF NJ E Pugh for rebate
of tax.
The county clerk was ordered to turn
over the 1897 roll to the sheriff.
Witnesses ordered paid in state cases,
and before grand jury.
Bond OF l A Munkers as tax collector
approved.
Ordered paid:
Salaries OF county officers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Albany has lost two opera houses by
fire.
Gov.-elect Geer has learned to ride a
wheel. 1t has to be a high gear affair.
The Northwest base bali games seem
TO be going their usual way. Poor games
and poor attendance.
We are proud of the Oregon and her
captain. She is entitled 10 that silver
punch bowl.
The Camera Club will meet tonight TO
try n new light in their stereoptican.
All members requested to be present.
At the meeting Of the Maccabees to.
morrow night there will be initiation,
installation and q visitor from Califor-
mia.
Sunday, July 10C&ER will run
an excursion train from Albany to New
port fare for the round trip sl.50. Train
will leave Albany n. m.
Two former Albany young men. are
now employed in the First National
Bank Of Eugene, Van Wilson and Frank
McAllister.
4 livery stable was once burned on
the site or the opera house burned yes
terday. The last stable on the location
though Was crushed down by heavy
snow. s.
A tree whose identity could not be es.
tablished, has been growing in tho yard
OF Mrs. Calvin Burkhart,, Il has proven
to be zig tree, and has large numbel
OF the fruit on it.
The oregonian thinks the new crop ol
wheat will start in at about 60 cents in
Portland, which will mean less than 81
cents in Albany.
At Eugene Mrs. Henry G. Plymats
has sued for divorce. Among othel
things the defendent is accused OF run,
ming off with woman to Skagway.
A. .. Beam has located temporarily Ia
the Simpson Building. Corner let ant
Ferry streets, until Mrs Mady builds 1
brick upon the lot formerly occupied b,
him, which shtahas already decided {,
do.
Mr. Hobson and his companions wer,
Yesterday exchanged for several Span
| ish prisoners. Mr. Hobson Is the her,
OF the day. As matter OF fact though
the sinking of the Merrimac was yer,
foolhardy affair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15
Religious Services.

Baptist church: Surday Subjects
'sZionss Favored Time 1850 a. m.
Especial Thanksgiving ofthe Nation for
Victories Achieved Sp, M.
United Presbyterian: Preaching ser
vices At the usual hours, ii m and rs
pm. The morning service viii be .
special service OF Thanksgiving and
Prayer in accordance with the Presi-
dents Proclamation. Subject OF sermon
ssrhe Lords Battle SIS at 2:S0, Jr.
Endeavor at s:S0Sr. Endeavor at 6:.5.
At the evening service Rev. 3. A. Hold
ridge will preach. Come and hear him
A coraial invitation is EXTENDED TO all to
attend these services.
II. Z. church: Preaching by the pas
tor morning and evening. 5 s st s:So p
m Junior and Intermediate Leagues at
8 80 o m Epworth League at p N.
NJ. c. WIgR, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN church: Rev. Earl A.
Hold,idge who is at present the synodi-
cal missionary of Oregon. will preach at
the morning service At 10 80 and the s 5
immediaiel; following at II 40, Union
!. Christian Endeavor service with the
Congregational Q Z Society at 6.45. The
evening service win be q special service
| Of Th xns sgiving and Prayer with appro'
pirate music in accordance with Presi-
dent MKcinley's Proclamation. All are
oEdially invited to all services,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Dlep AT ASHLAND. .-Jelius Costel, SON
Of Aug. Costel, the proprietor Of the Ash
land Iron works, died in Ash and, this
morning. or consumption. He was in
his OH year and had been seriously i'll
FOR only a few months. The funeral will
take place on Saturday, at 2 o'clock p.
M. interment at the Ashland cemetery.
--Tidingss The young man resided in
Albany for several years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Steven Whitney and lode 6aipraith
lest yesterday for California on pros
pecting tour.
Mr. Bowles OF the c & EofFice has been
transferred TO Newport for tie summer
to attend TO the eonpany's business as
that city. "a
Merle Davis, faxmer Albany boy Is
building up quite reputation in Butte
city, Mon,, as . cartoonist for papers,
displaying great deal Of genius IN this
line ot work
The s. s. Of the Presbyterian church
today gave picnic up the c & E. A
good crowd Of Young people left the city
on the trsin this morning with enough TO
eas for an army.
Current rumor has IL that man COM
miiisj suicide l,y jumping from the steel
bridge st Albacy Thursday morning.
L q 10 the time al going 10 pres no posi-
tive eonhgmation or denial eould be OBJ
tained.-COrvallis Union. Nothing in it.
Mr.. Sabin, J c Aver & Cos travelling
man for the coast, has been in the city.
Mr. Saisiu has been making trips over
the ooas; states by carriage for good
many years Now he has dispensed with
the carriage by orders from hezdquar-
iers and goes by train.
aIiss Jennie Clayton OF Coles Valley
has broken the record as bike rider
She made the distance from Portland TO
Rosebnrg, 2iS miles, In three days. She
made 80 miles the FIRST day. The aver
age distance daily was a miles, pretty
good for Coles Valley damsel.-Rose-
burg Piaindealer.
Roy Hulburi, OF this city, Is in Pendle-
ton. He rode his bicycle from Albany
20 Peudieion in three and half days,
and on the 4th OF July enterted the bi-
cycle race for men, cc.sning out first with
a Walla Walla man second. Roy is one
OF the best riders in the state.
Yesterday was the Joint birthday OF W
A Cox and " A McCiain. We mention
Cox's name first because he Is two years
the senior OF the nighwatch and holds
his head little higher over the matter.
Besides having the same initials and the
same birthday each man has had q leg
broken and walks uneyenly. May they
have fifty more birthdays.
The following young men from Cor
Wallis were last Saturday mustered into
Company NJ, God Oregon regiment.
Brady F Burnett, Frank E Edwards,
Eugene Webber, Harry l. Hoagate. for
mer editor OF the Gazette, Charles A
Campbell. William II Hannon, Benz.
Goodwin and Harry NJ Rogers.
Mr and Mrs b. A. Moore arrived in
Albany this noon IRON the eas. and will
remain day or TWO visiting the scene
OF the latter's childhood. Mrs Moore is
the youngest daughter OF The late Judge
Strahan DuYfug the last few vasrs she
has been travelling extensively on both
sides Of the Atlantic. Mr. aud Mrs
Moore will be located in New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Miss Alma Breckenridge, of Astoria,
came home this noon for her summer
vacation.
The Hudson Lumber Cos yards at
Drain, were set on fire this morning by a
passing engine and about S. 200 worth oil
property destroyed. The mill was
aayad
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

THAsKs.-We wish to thank the AL
bany Fire Dept for valuable services
rendered this morning, July z. And al
30 all the citizens who with untiring
efforts helped us to save our property.
A. o. BEAN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

NorIcx ALI officers and officers cleo {,
OF Saftey Lodge No. Is, A. o. u W. are
requested TO meet a, the Hall on Thurs.
day evening at o'clock p. m. to ptac-
ties Tor Installation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Don't annoy others by your coaghing, and
riSk your life BY neglecting cold. One
Minute Cough Isure cures coughs. colds,
eroar. grippe and all threat long troubles.
II. A. Cumming.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

A MORNING FIGHT.-Ihis morning
after the fire Miss McGee called ior DR..
Trimhle to go with her to her home
where some member OF her fathers fami-
ty was i'll, and they were walking along
Second street, about at Lyons when
Charles McGee, who seemed TO be in
toxicated appeared, and without any
warning attacked Dr. Trimble, knocking
him down twice and Will limerick once.
Henry Williams, who was near took DR.
Trimble's part and soon had MCGEE on
the ground. an officer was called and
McGee was taken to the calaboose.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Aid Cox, Chas Davis Sarah Hines, Mr.
and Mrs Barnard, Henry Myers, J Cole.
man, S Keith, Jas Larne, Mrs Junkins.
Mrs stre.thoff, Bowen, Henderson, Gil
lock. Mrs- Slusher, Mrs Vale, Hoiers,
Rosen Gautz, j @ Cayood
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Children AMI adults tortured BY burn.
Wits Witch II zal Salee- Il Is the srea
Pile remedy. A. Cummings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

The Greater, includes the less. Hood
Sarsaparilla cares hip disease and scroful
sores and il may bs deoended upon 10 cur
boils and pimpIes and humors Of all kinde
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

ToCuRE ACoLO IN ONE DAY
TaSsLtsxis, S.aat ls rns rahsst
All ID us .tsssrsfatita L.lly Fit fai
Cure. $50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15
That Famous Dog Team.

Readers OF the DEMOCRAT have read
considerable about the family Of Minne-
sofa people who travelled from that state
by dog team for Alaska. They reached
Seattle on March 3. and then gave up the
Alaska proposition and came to Portland.
where Fred I. Merrill. met them and
made arrangements with the family for
advertising the great Rambler bicycle /.
They have started out through The valley
on their way TO San Francisco and thence
east, aud are now in Albany camped in
the eastern part of the city. The family
consists OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. g. Blardy
and q five year old son. They have a
neat wagon, which 10 drawn by six dogs
better than horses would do il Mr..
BIandy declares. and two other dogs that
accompany them. They will be up street
tonight with head quarters at q. T.
Fish's, and Mr.. Blandy will show. the
merits ot, the famous Rambler. Every
body welcome.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

I Kari's Clover Root Tea. FOR Constipa
ton i, ,tha Bes, aud if after using it you
don / ssy 81 return the package aud gel
your money. Soldb Foshay q Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

Music Miss MIldre1 barmestef
teacher of piano or organ. System-the
Mason touch and technique. Residence
Fifth street, opposite q P church.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15
FRIDAY
From skagway.

So much attention has been paid to
the war lately that Skagway, a few
months ago on everybody's tongue. is
nov rarely mentioned. W. Z. Kelley,
who went there last December surprised
his family and friends this noon by re-
turning home. He did not know until
two hours before leaving that he could
come now. lie reporto a good many
people there yet. aDout 900 At Skagway.
Work though is rather scarce, about the
only thing being done now being the
building Of the railroad to Lake Bennett,
of which about ak miles have already
been built. Ed Aehison and John Leer
oi this city are working on it,. Becker is
ut Dyea running/a store, Moon has gone
on into the mines and Q w Watts be
thought wac at Lake Bennett. He was
contemplating going to Dawson. When
be left It was cold and windy for the
season.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. i0c or ESQ.
II @, g. @. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Brom, Quiutne Tablets
All Druggists refund the money " IL falls
10 Cure CSC.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15

FINED s25 The case OF the city
against Charles McGee, referred to yes
terday, was called before Recorder Hem
ton ttis morning, when the defendant
was fined $25, this being his third Of
fence, or IL days IN The city Jail, with
work on .ahe streets. The fine not being
paid he was ccnfined in the city jail,
The charge was drunk aud disorderly.
A company of ninety two men for the
U. S. corps OF engineers passed through
Albany last night in charge OF Capt
Freeman, for San Francisco and finally
Manila. Mrs. Capt. Freeman is q for.
mer Albany young lady. In the CON-
pany were Frank Kitchen aud Bert Kel'
log formerly OF this city.
VIM. Bogart and NJ Williams were
passing around subscription paper to-
day for amounts TO help @ Goodale re-
build his saw mill at Coburg. When w
went to press about $3.50 had been sub
scribed. The gentlemen desire TO rails,
about $400 for this worthy object. TIL,
Coburg people we learn, have subscribed
enough to rebuild the mill building
Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Abstract
for the DgMocRAT, for the
week ending July 2, 1898.
8 Lies Ut al to Jlo G Tsmmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06

time. while In case peace should be attained
an entirely different disposition of the FUNDS
would be deemed best for permanent pubic
defence.
There Is ample evidence that the temper or
tho neon,e and Of Congress in regard to such
outlaws Of public money has changed greatly
within the last few months. The whole couh-
try has been forced to realize what a defence
less condition might mean at any Tine Shou'u
the rights or honor of the Nation require re-
sstance TO foreign injury or foreign aggreS-
sion. 1t has also been forced to realize now
greatly the cost of necessary defence Is III
creased If the work Is LEFT TO be done sudu'h'F
and under pressure of an emergency wmch
puts the Government much at the mere! "'
contractors or those who have properly 10 sell.
Still more the truth has been forced home upon
the minds Of men that defenceless condition
invites aggression and injury and goes far 10
make war probable. with all the costs of war
Every dollar spent in effective preparation With
I'm reasonable limits may he expected 10 save
the country many dollars In prevention of war
and of the aggression which leads 10 war.
In this light the vote Of Sj0,00o.O0O for the
National defence was cmincntly wise and patr-
Otto irrespective Of hopes for peace ana me
fact that brighter hopes for peace are now
plainly due TO vigorous preparations by TINS
country The money should all he expended
without hesitation in placing the Nation in such
a state Of preparation for defence that other
nations far more powerful than Spain VIII
coun, the cost before they provoke hostility by
any injury The world has not yet reached
that stage OF progress and enlightenment. at
which peace can be assured through arbitration
or any other process or device. II aggression ~
invited by failure TO make adequate preparation
for defence. The protection OF It's citizens ana
commerce against foreign injury IS duty
which the Nations Government cannot shirk
or regard ms Joss sacred than the highest of us
obligations to the people who crcntr and main
tain H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06

ny cruel necessity devoted III WEAKNESS ana
embarrassment TO members Of Congress VINO
were enger to usurp, in greater or less de-
gree. functions which neither legally nor NOR
ally belonged 10 them, and to dstort the Prcsi-
dents consideration for their feelings into an
uncoycnnnted mercy from them TO him. We
firmly believe that they have not succeeded In
confusing the public mind as TO their respec-
tive authority and obligations. but that If the
President had chosen ut any time during the
last seven weeks. or should now or hereafter
see fit to inform his impatient advisers that
he could not permit himself to he unduly h'lr-
riod In the administration Of n momentous
trust cOnstitutionally imposed upon him by the
American people history would show that
vast majority of the American people had made
his position mpregnabls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
TILE COST OF DEFENCE.

The statement which appears In some jour
nails that over $H 100000 Of the defence fund
Of S50O00,000 has been expended already is, OF
course mistake In every sense. No such
amount has actually been paid. as the official
returns Of Government expenses show. for the
entire amount paid out OF the Treasury In
March for the Navy Department was only
Sj,24l .443, compared with an average Of $780,
600 n month last year and $2,G9i $50 In the
same month, and tho entire amount paid out
for the War Department was S5,1J0,571, com
pared with an average Of S4,OO0OO0 n month
last year and $3,O4G,1N in March. The various
PURPOSES for which sums are set apart show,
when examined that the expenditures author
lied are for work much OF which will run for
months or even years. az in the construction
Of guns ammunition, building and equipment Of
vessels establishment Of coalng stations, build
ing Of Notifications and the like. and include
considerable amounts for which 1t is known
that scarcely any expense has yet been In
Cured, as in the purchase OF guns abroad.
which the officials engaged in that duty have
not been able to procure.
In general the statement covers sums which
the President has authorized various branches
Of the service to expend within the discretion
Of the officials in charge. but large proper
ton OF the amount thus authorized has not
been expended. For a good part Of it there
have not even been contracts made MS yet; for
other parts contracts have been made. the per
Torrance Of which will require periods ranging
from weeks TO years. for other parts works are
In progress under Government officials and It
cannot be guessed how far some of them NAV
be prolonged. The actual expenditure is a very
different matter, and has thus far been COM
paratively small. In case OF an actual outbreak
Of war very different use might be made OF
much Of the sums at the disposal of the depart
ments from that which they have contemplated
rs most desirable Il there should be sufficient