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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Abstract
Company, for the DEMOCRAT, for the
week ending April z, 1893.
Lucy Wright to James Nanney,T
IL. 4w So acres and roadway. l
Z Coins to A J Johnson, small
tract adj Sein in.........-....... 20
Z B Penland 10 Fannie e Starr, T
II, W 100 acres. res............... 400
Maud M Wagnon to Nancy Gith-
und int in lands in T 13, 4w. 10
S shobert to L Arnold, 7 12,2w
sOacres........................ so acres. 1000
J 5 Cooper 10 &C Hogue trustee
I Ii, l25 acres. i
Nellie G Baker & husband to Age
mes Pearson, part lot 8 block l03
Hackleman's add dd 800
j X Weatherford ct al TO Z ID Starr
! lot n Brownsville le.... 500
9 Graf ct al by eherif to Mary z
Kizer, n II claim 43 7 10 3 w.. 22i8
Cbas Yates to Jno 4 Yates lots
Highland Grove. e. 20
Nellie o Baker & husband 10 Eliz-
beth Fry, part LOT bl lob Hack
leman's add. d. 400
L roIey to Josephine whedbee,
lots Lebanon. . 80
X Chesdle TO ] G Allen, Z 12,2w
Il acres. ....................... Ss5
j VI Walsh to W Maekey, block
Wassoms add TO Lebanon 125I
A Hsckleman & VT to Nellie o
Baker, lot s bl I03 Hacklemsn's
add Il
U 5 TO Robt schusbel, TIE, IE
l60 acres. s.. . -
| n Mcneil ct al 10 w G Mcneil
7 l3, " Iel acres IL
E B Penland to w G Smith, Z II
" 80 acres. 2650
H G Hardman to J a Bacon TI2,2
y 20 acres. 10Ol
f w Perkins to Allen Simons,T IL
2w2 acres -. -..-..-,.. $50
J w Garland to J A Richardson,
Til, ! v 222 acres 1000
Vim Shelton to z ] skeIton, 7 Il
Z $50 acres 800
] VI Ware to Rands T Is, lie
~ acres --....... 400
Z II Wright to J < Sterling, II,
" 100 acres. 500
] K Sterling 70 Sarah Wright, TIA
" 100 acres. SEQ
Mary II Vernon to Jno 7 & Sarah
Archer, + 9, l " 50 acres. 1000
I w Tiliman to Elizabeth Swan,
.2.2wIs aercs.......... s45
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

A BAD MAS.-The Journal says of
Frank Baker. in the jail for the Harris-
burg robbery: While awaiting his pre-
iiminary exam cation, Baker was in.
carcerated in the Harrisburg city Jail, q
frame structure. He came very near
etiecting his escape Tuesday night. With
small pieces OF iron he had succeeded In
removing the staple that barred the Jail
door and was Just on the po;n. OF leaving
the JAIL when be was surprised by Con
stable steavens. Baker is considered
bad man and will no doub, serve time
IN the state penitentiary for the Harris.
burg burglary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
WHEAT.

Chicago lO6 and S4zfc.
New York 10l e. and SSse.
San Francisco 9lI and s0c-
ALBANY 70c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

Weare anxious Co do little good in this
world and can think of no pleasanter
better way to do il than W recommending
One Minute Cough Care as preventive
Of pneumonia, consumption and other ser.
ious lung troubles that follow neglected
colds-J A Cumming
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

CincurT CouRr.-The trial OF the case
OF Msry E. swank sgt Phillip Swank was
completed last evening and taken under
advisement by the court. The suit was
brought to set aside deed. The plain
tiff 10 the wife OF the late Jay swank,
who died fiom gun shot wound accid-
entally received several months ago. BE-
10 bis father. There is dispute as to
the object OF it, the plaintiff claiming L
was for her benefit, hence tie suit.
Tbs case Of Bradley & Clemens agt
John and M. Graft. suit on q cattle
contract, was being tried this afternoon,
end IL Will probably be few days be-
|fore decision will be rendered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

How We Say It.-Coughs cured for q
quarter, no cure. no quarter, we ara selling
lots Of our White Pine cough syrup With
tar, because il is just what we say it is.
gives quick relief and is highly recomend-
ed to cure deep seated cough, Burkhart
& Lee, Druggists
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

Ifyou want IS soou and eieai
uoke buy cigars made by our Al.
bany cigar factory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
A Rising Actress.

4 good sized and highly pleased audi
enoe Witnessed the performance Of In-
gounar as the opera house last night.
Though the second performance il was
none the less welcome to theater goers.
Miss Va dorf in the character OF Par
shenia sustained the excellent opinion
already had Of her. She undoubtedly
possesses the elements which will give
her lame. Mr.. Mcvey is 3 master in his
line and both hold the audience with in
tense interest Mr.. Murdock does some
splendid work IS Polydor and Mr. George
lAernsndex is first class Myron
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

sthe.be<t and yet simplest tyPe S'ile
manufactured, The conscmmatlon OF N
Inventors art. An expert stenogs4pas
after using many machines. says. con
slider the Yost Whiting Machine tAr super
or any have Jet used Cali al eae
DEMocxAr ossce and Sc one OF the type-
xriters that has to have perfect a'hs0-
ment.f
Ali Typexritzrs supplies ordered
P. NUTTIN6- Agent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

CoNTSe. - William Jerome's Herald
Square comedians presenting the sim
tensely funny" comedy "a Jay in New
York." will be the attraction at Albany
Opera House, Wednesday, April Is. The
conedv "a Jay in New YORK." Was
written for laughing purposes only. It
illustrates the adventures OF country
mans fret visit TO the city and many
funny aud amusing situations are de-
picted during the action of the comedy ;
IRON the rise to the fall OF the curtain il
is said 10 be one long, continuous laugh.
The dialogue is bright and witty and the
scenic effects and costuming are all that
could be desired.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

cHkkP OAGP LETTkk.-AE. mo1ee
Parker today received q letter from his |
son Louis written at Sheep Camp. He
was just getting over the measlee, aud |
would go on across the pass with his
15c0 pounds OF provisions. He had
There were eight or ten thousand peo
pie here. A bully named Snyder had
just killed small man named Clem-
mons near his camp. Flour was si4
barrel and bacon only Il or Is cents. Ed
and Alb UmphTey had cold their outfit
and returned to Wrangie to locate.
Mr.. Carrington's sicreopticon is prob
ably the best ever presented here at least
10 handled the best. The dissolving
We've are wonderful.
Rev G NJ Hill, OF San Francisco for
mer Eugene boy, and now one OF the
best known pulpit orators in the west, is
in the city.-Eugene Register.
The first locomotive 10 go through from
Portland over the new railroad arrived at
Astoria yesterday. Il was engine No. z.
in charge Of Engineer Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Farlow. OF Marion,
will start in few days on an extended
visit TO several OF the eastern states,
where they expect to spend the summer.
The advance agent for the Jay in New
York, one Of the funniest and most laugh.
able plays out is in the city arranging for
the appearance of the company ia This CITY
Wednesday ot next week
A prominent Albany musician says
that Mr.. Chauvenet, who performed a,
the entertainment laet night 10 one O
the best IL not the hest concert pianist,
ever IN Albany. He will be heard agair
. tonight.
II Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Sower will lesy,
r tomorrow for Salem, where they viii
hereafter reside. Mr.. Sower and hi
brother in-law, Mr.. Reinetein, recent,
Of San Francisco, have bought ont IN,
Emporium, house-furnishinQ estab
lishment and will enlarge and push tn,
business Mr.. and Mrs. Sower hay
made many warm friends In Albany VIII
viii wish for Their continued success,
Tomorrow will be arbor day, n day ouit
sgsneralIy observed by the schools of III
Istate.
den Hill. the wife murderer, was hann
led at San Quentin yesterday. he was
we'll known base ball player.
The circuit court at Portland has granite
Judgment to g Eppe-iy against Josep
iHolIaday for $4,000. The action is Il
wages due at 500 per month. The Judo
ment was by default. Holladay failing [
answer the suit.-Ex.
The republicans OF lincoln county m,
yesterday and nominated the followin
ticket: County Judge, o Stearns. shei
liff, ] B Ross; clerk. w l. Davis; sssesl
aor, F M Wadsworth; school superinten.
ent, George BIethers; commissioner.
IN Davis; surveyor. Joe Gideon; corone
u William Alexander.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

BAD BrcTcIz FALL--Proi T. E Nor
ton met xith serious accident at Soda
vile last evening. he Was riding on his
bicycle at . good rate of speed on the
walk between the college building and
the town, when the wheel ran of the
walk, giving the gentleman very hard
fall. He struck on his forehead, and we
are informed tha; his skull was fractured.
He had nnt regsined consciousness at
o'clock this morning. The Professor
10 q very fine man. and one of the lead
ing educators in Mineral Spring College,
and his friends and the friends Of the
college are pained TO hear OF the untort-
unate occurrence. He is = single man,
and came to Sodaville from Georgia 3
lew months ago-Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
EXECUTIVES NOTICE

To all the CT ditors AMI persons taesI
as al in the estate Of Rehecca Smith. de
ceased, you are he eby noti led that have
been duly appointed eAecator OF said estate
by the county coers OF Linn county, ore
con, therefore, all persons having cialns
against said estate are hereby nolaed ana
REQUIRED to presentth same to me Win .,
the paper vouchers, at the saw ONCE OF
Il Bilyea in Albany, Linn county, oregon
within six months from the date hereof
Dated this Isl day Of January, lsso.
SAMUEL READER, Executor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

HELD FOR THE GRAND JUaY.-Frank Ba-
ker, the tramp, who was arrested in Sa-
lem for robblng the store OF Hyde & Ty-
Ter in Harrisburg, was examined in Har-
risburg yesterday afternoon and held for
the grand jury. He was brought to Al
await the action OF the next grand jury.
Chief Of Police Lee remembers him a.
enc Of several tramps who were recent y
driven from the Ha6 kleman barn by q
possee of citizens. There was found up
on him Jimmy which exactly fits the
marks made in the doors of Pete Schlos.
ser and the Albany Trading Co., when
opened several weeks ago., and there ID
little doubt that he is the same man who
entered those places and perhaps cne ol
two others in Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

WHEAT.

Chicago 105 and s431c.
New York l0i &c and sssSc.
Liverpool no change.
San Francisco q holiday.
Albany Toe,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
A Republican Annex.
The following call has been issued:
Populiets Attention!

The following cali has been issued:
Populists Attention
Notice is hereby givsn that mass
convention OF the Peoples party will be
held in Lebanon Oregon, Friday the 18th
day of April, 1898, at the hour OF 10 Ii,
for the purpose Of nominating q peoples
party ticket for Linn county TO be voted
for at the coming June election. The
convention recently held in Albany fall
ed in its supposed purpose of nominal
ing peoples party ticket, therefore all
true populists who desire TO maintain
the principles of our national platform
and are opposed to fusion are requested
to attend the mass meeting aud partici'
pate. A train goes from Albany to Leb.
anon early in the morning and returni
late in the evening, which will giyt
ample time for those or the line Of ths
road to attend. II Whedbee, d Eagle
ton. Grant Dodge. Geo Rice, W E Kar
den, J n Wiley, d w Hardin, Phii Rit'
ter. John Nichols, N d Hogan, L Hill
Z N Cats and G . Sturm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

construction OF a government hospital at
SileiE Agency were opened at the agents
office on Monday last, and A F Peterson,
Of this city. secured the contract. His
bonds have been filled out and forwarded
to the U. S. Indian commissioner at
Washington for inspection. The main
bnilding is 27x40 feet, aud Ii feet high,
one-story, and there will he T annex
1890 and IL feet in height, the whole to
be covered by a metal roof. The bios
and bidders were, F Peterson, 81, ,797 ;
Huffman & heckert, Corvallis. $2,i44 ;
Pugh & Gray, Salem, $s,l9s.-Times.
A Poor CLkANuP.AWarren Deyo and
r L Casteel, who have been down in
Curry county for the past two or three
months minine, returned home last Sun.
day. The mines they have been work
ing down there did not pan out very
we'll. A cleanup OF solid months
work netted them the sum of only $l9
The boys thought that this would moi
| pay and 80 came home Leader.
The KNIGHTS TEaPLARs A. +. & A. NJ
at their meeting last night elected thS
following officers foi the ensuing term
If i Allen. Eminent Commander; F
Miller, Genera,issimo; Edward Wash.
burn, Captain General; D p Macon, Pre-
late; II L Walden, Senior Warden; E
Seeley, Junior Walden; E w Langdon
Treasurer; r Wyatt, Recorder; T
Butler, Standard Bearer; P r Kelley
sword Bearer; G B Vim, Warden; "
L Baker, Sentinel.
/ Seekers After told know they ma,
ba disappointed. bpt seekers after healtl
take Hoods Sarsaparilla with the utmos
confidence that it will do them wonderful
good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

J.R. Whiting left Tuesday for the east,
where he will epend the summer. In
the fall he will return west and reside on
the place he recently traded for in Cali.
iornia. Mrs. Whiting and children will
remain here until fal..-Lebanon Ad.
vance
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
NO37
New. 9tOro
Albany TradingCo
n. N. Morris, Manager.

Terms net cash or produce, no chsrg-
Catoctin clarion., 1898-10-13
EGG TESTERS BECOME BLIND.
They Sit in Dark II oom All Day Long
with No Light But a Tall
low Candle.

Few people have any idea OF the care
taken to see that eggs reach the re-
tail market in good condition. Many
a citizen perhaps thinks his breakfast
egg comes straight from the farm
er to the grocer or to the hotel keep
er. As ma tier Of fact, every whole
sale dealer in eggs has a dark room,"
in which a man sits all day passing
eggs between his eyes and the fame
of a tallow candle. This dark room 10
usually in the cellar.
The cellar is itself dark, but the
corner in which the "candler2 sits Is
curtained off with heavy canvas that
shuts out every ray ofsunlight. Around
the "candler" are great piles OF egg
crates. He works SO fast, taking up
three eggs at time, that almost con-
tinuous line OF eggs Is passing before
his eyes In an unbroken chain. If
an egg is found to contain any dark
substance, indicating that 1t Is not
fresh, 1t is laid aside and another one
placed in the crate, which is nearly
filled with ones that have already been
candled. An expert "candler" will
handle In a day 25 crates Of eggs, each
containing 80 dozen. For his labor he
receives $3.50 per day for actual days
employed. The "candler's" work is
such that ere long his eyesight gives
way and many Of them have become
h1tpd
Catoctin clarion., 1898-10-13
COUNTY STATEMENT.
ANNUAL LEVY LIST

OF FREDERICK COUNTY, MD, FOR 1898.
Published IN compliance with the provision of
Section Ii OF Article 25 Code of Public Gen
eral Laws, which reads as follows:
They shall make out AM publish anhualiy
In at least two newspapers published IN lneir
respective counties, if there be two detailed,
miuule ana accurate statement OF the expenses
of their said counties, specifying therein eaci
particular item of expense, and tor what and
10 whom paid, and shall also deliver to the
sheriff of their respective counties as many
copies If such statement as there are Elect on
Districts in the county, at least ten days before
each general elecl ion on the receipt of such
copies, set one of them at the place of holding
elections in each Election District; ana NE
Clerk to the County commissioners ana IN
sheriff " no shall fail to perform the duty mn
posed by this section shall each forfeit the sum
of one hundred dollars.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-10-13
Disparity Of the Sexes.

A feature of the population statistics
of western Australia is the large pro-
portion of males TO females. The dis
parity is maintained in the arrivals
by sea. At present there are As fe-
males to every 100 males.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-10-13
where Moses stood.

One of the stations Of the railway
which is to be built from the Red sea
to the top of Mount Sinai will be on
the spot where 1t is supposed Moses
stood when he received the table, Of
the law.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-10-13

"m bmgSy '''A~' 20 90
Carln House boarding of jurors, 50 90
Independent Hose Co., appr., 3l9 30
A c Mcbride, delivering clothes of
Piper Bros. to chemist in Baltimore, II 90
Douglass H Hargett, furniture for
clerks office, 81 HW
+ Nj Faubel atty. City Hotel. boarding
jurors, u.s. w
p Il Long, Carlin House, boarding
jurors, II -
CT Saylor, Register Of Wills, for tran
script, 50 w
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph
Co.. appr., ~ W.
Physician to Jail, appr, 200 %
Counsel to County commissioners,
appr., ~ "
Court I,rier appr, $40 90
Ke per of Law Library, appr., lD ~
Jani or to Court House and Keeper OF
Park appr, 1V0 w
Fireman at Jail, appr, 320 u
Water rent, appr, l3O w
Electric and gas light, appr., 800 %
Keeper Standard Weights and Meas
ureS, appr,, i i,o ~ w.
interest on First National Bank Loan, 2i9 81
Interest due Citizens National Bank
on certificates unpaid, lS2 81
Catoctin clarion., 1898-10-13
MARYLAND, Set:
FREDERICK COUNTY

Charges as aScertaned and settled by the
County Commission rs for Frederick County,at
their April term June Session, A. ID. lS'o'
Pensions.
Names marked with star have been
struck or The Pension List since the Levy was
completed, ON account OF death or other causes.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-10-13

Special Examination.
b Smith, NJ. d., physician, $40 90
$40 90
Examination of the Dead Body of Miranda
johnson, District No.2.
Thomas Turner j. p, acting coroner, S. 90
S5 90
Examination OF the Dead Body of FIavius
Sturgis, District No. 2.
Roscoe G White, j. p, acting coroner, 5 . 90
Z F Goodell, N. d., physician 800
$40 %
The Brinkley argus., 1898-11-03
To Encourage Money Making
 Farmers.


 Fruit and berry growing and truck farming are rapidly becom ling extensive industries along the line of the Cotton Belt Route. The early fruits aud vegetables from ! this section of the country have already supplanted similar pro- ducts from Georgia, Alabama and Florida in the markets of St. Louis Memphis, Chicago and Kansas City fand many other points, owing to the accessibility to these markets and the fact that the products can be placed ill the markets earlier in the season than the products from Georgia, Alabama and Florida Persons who have engaged iii this industry along the Cotton Belt have been able to reap a good re- turn upon their investments.
 ! Realizing the possibilities of this industry, the Cotton Belt has taken steps to encourage it's grow tn, and has secured the services, of Mir. A. ", Swaty, who will serve as Horticultural Agent for the road, He has had many years experiences in the raising, hand ling andmarketing of fruit, Der ries and truck Farm products gen erally, and it will be his duty tc teach persons now engaged in this line of industry, or about to enter
The Brinkley argus., 1898-11-03
Agreed to Plant Wheat.

At mass meeting of the land- owners and farmers of Monroe and adjoining counties held in Brink ley, last Friday for the purpose of planting wheat, a pledge was cir- culated and freely signed, where by q number of our prominent planters pledged themselves to SOW a number of acres of wheat this fall. The meeting was the out come of growing sentiment a. mong the farmers to plant some- thing besides cotton. Gazette.
 This IS the way to go at it if the farmers are in earnest about look ng after their own interests. If there is not a living in cotton at present prices, make a living at home and this surplus cotton will then be worth something. If the world does not need our cotton worse than IS shown by the price paid for it--4 l-2 cents, our farm CTS should not force it on them at that price Warren Democrat.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-11-03

has appeared and offered to erect a Touring mill If the wheat IS to be grown. This is healthy sign it. means a great deal for Arkansas.
 Hon. O. M. Norman, of Brink ley, representative elect of Monroe county, was here yesterday on business. Mir: Norman is one of the practical business men of Ark : ansas, safe, conservative, reliable in all matters, and we doubt not that he will render acceptable ser vice to his people.
 Monroe farmers mlghttry plant IIng a small lot of tobacco. Many contend that our soil will produce la superior quality of the. weed The penitentiary management has been paying $3, ,5u0 per annnm for tobacco for the use of the conyicts and this year decided to try the experiment. of raising tobacco. More than 10000 pounds were grown and cured, and the linen like it just as we'll as the bought article, and experts who have tried lit both for smoking and chewing pronounce it excellent
 Rev. R. B. Cavett will arrive to- day or morrow from Paris, Tenn and will,preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian church Sunday at Fl q. m. and z r. m. Everybody IS cordially invited to attend the ser vices. He will remain most of next week and conduct daily sefs vices during the time.
 The giant ot the Fourth United States army corps is an Arkansas boy. His name is Lee Farrabee, land he was born at Bryant, Saline county Arkansas, 2 wears ago. He IS six feet five inches in height land welghs 205- pounds. s- Sheriff John C Haralsea. of
The Brinkley argus., 1898-11-03
Clarendon Sun Rays.

A considerable number of farm CTS met at Brinkley last Friday and agreed to plant wheat. The local papers there express much qualification over the result of the meeting, and say that sufficient acreage is guaranteed 10 justify the erection of | Touring mill at Brinkley
 The farmers Of 2 great many of the eounties of Arlsansas have mel and agreed tp plant wheat h nearly every *aeeting somebody
The Brinkley argus., 1898-11-03

Woodruff county, was here Wed nesday looking for one John Tay, Tor, who escaped from the Wood, ruff county jail and was supposed to be iii Jackson township. Mr. Milwee went down to Jackson with Mr. Haralson and they found a John Taylor answering almost identically to the description of the missing man, but he was not the,right John Taylor.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-11-03

it, the best improved methods for conducting horticulture, etc. His services will be free to all parties contiguous to the Cotton Belt Route, and persons contemplating engaging in horticulture or truck farming will receive valuable in- formation by addressing Mr. Swaty.
 His address will be Mt. SelmRn, Texas.
The Brinkley argus., 1898-11-03
the enrolment etc.

the enrolment etc.
 PRINCIPALS ROOM. No. enrolled 40 Average attendance 20 No. absent from l-2 to Is days B No Tardy l
 1AssT's ROOM.
 No. enrolled A Average attendance Not given No. absent from 1-2 to IS days % No. tardy 20
 End. AssT's ROOM. No. enrolled 45 Average attendance Not given No. absent from 1-2 to l6 days f4 No. tardy 20
 3rd. AssT's ROOM
 No, enrolled 59 Average attendance Not given No. absent from l-2 to l7 days B No. tardy 6 1t is probably safe to say that at least 75 per cent of the absences above numerated was caused by sickness. With the advent of crisp bracing weather the enroll ment will no doubt be largely in creased, and the number of ab:- sences greatly diminished. The pupils who have attended regularly seem much interested in their work, and are making com mendable progress ill their studies
 D F. Withers,
 Prin. Pub. School.