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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
The Formal Order.

Captain Phillips last evening by the
overland received from General Tniile
the formal order calling out the coaspAn-
les OF the two regiments. with instruct
ions 10 moboiixe In Poriiandi in p hcurs.
The order 10 almost q mystery. Under
Ii the hospital corps is attached 10 +. Co.
and placed in command OF its superior
officer. This relieves Capt. Ellis. bat it
is stated that he has already i,een sp-
pointed surgeon OF the regiment. Is
specifies:
Nothing In this order shall be con.
strued 70 apply TO any enlisted man who
has not signified his willingness 20 enlist
in the volunteer service OF the United
States, or xho has no. patsed . physical
examination by a medical officer OF the
20. n. g.
Until further orders the organization
herein designated will be commanded
and accompanied 10 Portland by the sen.
lor officer in command only.
All these things have mixed matters
almost inextFicAbly and il is doubtful u
more than elk or seven men answer the
call and 20 TO Portland 10 be moboliEed
| The company want TO refrain theil
present officers and do not wish 10 b'
commanded by first regiment officers
The fact 10 10 lie remembered though tina
in the regular army one hundred met
make a company where only sixty thre'
are required in the militia, and neces
sarily the companies will have to b
combined and reorganixed and that SOM
OF the officers will have TO drop out.
Col. ioran. at the head Ui the resi
ment, advises enlistment, aud the mem
bers OF r. Co. NAV possibly do so Asi
physical examination IL necessary an
ihis cannot he had for two or three day
it is not likely tie "a hour order will b
obeyed before Saturday. The eompan
meets tonight when the matter will Q
considered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Crop Report.

The rain ives most beneficial. More
rain would be of benefit in Douglas, JOS
ephine and jackson counties, especially
so in the Last two. The rain was accom-
panied and followed by warm weather.
which produced q rapid growth in ali
vegetation. The froets OF last Monday
(April lS) did no injury. Alfalfa hay is
sixteen inches high in the southern coun-
ties. Clover and timothy hav have had
q fine growth during the week. The
present prospect is for very large hay
crop.
Except on the very low land, spr ing
seeding is finished. Fall and winter
sown grain are making good growth, aud
the reports, without exception, indicate.
large grain crop. Flowing for summer
faIlow continues, and all available land
is being plowed. Spring sown wheat
and oats are making good growth an
promise well. Corn planting continues
and is will be finished this week. Hops
are growing rapidly; they have com-
mauced to climb the poles. Lambing is
about over; the percentage OF loss is un.
usually small Shearing continues, with
excellent clips Garden making is about
finished, and the rain of the past week
was o; especial benefit 10 all gardens.
The fruit prospects were never better
Apple-trees are now in full bloom. The
bloom has fallen from almond. apricot,
peach, pear, plum. and prune trees, and
has commenced to fall from cherry nees.
The frosts has done no injury, and unless
irut or cold rains thin out the fruit,
much hard pruning will be necessary.
B s. PAGuR.
Section Director. Portland, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Tennessee Gatherings.

TENNEssRE, April %, 1898.
Hurrah for Billy King.
Thos. E Mcknight is in Albany to-
day.
Mrs. E. Myers has been i'll for some
time.
e. D. Mcknight says that Oakland,
California, is the garden spot OF the
world
Charles Ross, who has been teaching
st Mt Pleasant. was home on sick leave
recently.
Your humble servant had the pleas
ure OF treating Deputy Assessor Carlton
to pleasant surprise.
Those who we're in Lebanon during
the week to read the war bulletins were I:
D and John Fronk, VIM and Bert
Blacklaw, Geo, Herman and Layton
Davis, Geo Ross, John Swink, OIL Wal
lace, Chas Cox, Paul Valerious and Thos
Mcknight.
Winnifled Wilds deserves the credit
bestowed upon her by the patrons Of
this district. She has gained the conf
dence of pupils, patrons end directors
Under her efiiient management during
the past month the scholars have pro-
gressed rapidly.
An entertainment will be given next
Friday eve at the Gore school house, by
Annie Blaeklaw, who closes q successful
term of eight months school at that
place Besides local talent there viii
be assistance from surrounding districts
and grand success is predicted. Come
and bring your wives, husbands, chill
| dren or eweethearts. You are cordially
invited TO attend. NICK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
The o. N. G.

Governor Lord yesterday received an
order for calling out the o. N. G. of the
state as volunteers to 6ll Oregon's quota
OF the l25 900 volunteers asked for. The
probability is that the 900 men required
viii be taken from the two regiments
Every man going will have to lie exam.
ined as to his physical qualifications and
1t Is not probable that in the two CONN.
anIes there will be any more who can 90
than the required number.
r. 20. has not yet received any forma Al
notification.
Or Ellis surgeon OF the regiment, was
no.ited to 60 south and examin. the
members of the different companies OF
tie regiment.
Capt Phillips this morning received a
telegram asking hos many men would
go from Co. He answ cred that prac
ticaiiy all as company but not many in.
dividualiy, He was then asked to learn
how many wouid 90 Internationally. A
canvas resulted in only six or seven
agreeing TO do so. AS company all OF
the boys are ready to 20, but thew are
not willing 20 be divided up, other Off
GERS put over them. and sent into other
untitled companies. There seems to be n
scheme to have tirst regiment officers to
run the whole business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Cuba

The following composed by viii II
Bray, who took the part of the Minister
to Dahomey in the Texas Steer, Was fire,
published in the Telegram last evening
CTane, "a Hot Time in O'd Town.")
Uncle Sam may be SLOW, bu. he gets
there just the same;
He'll Tree the brave Cabans from the
monarchy of spain.
it has been left to him theie freedom to
obtain.
His watchword is. Remember the
Maine" "
Soon you will hear oar boys in blue all
sing.
And the American eagle hs will also
scream
When Old Glory waves OVER MORO castle
az the end oil spring,
Twill be hot time in Cuba that night.
And when tie war Is Ger they'll come
back home again,
Singing "Dixie's Land" aud we've con
quered old bull Spain;
The eagle still screaming, aust a re-
mindei OF our Maine"
Twill be hot time with Old GLORY tia,
night.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
SUCCESSFULLY ctLEBRATED.

The 0cd Fellows bad their day yesler.
day, and showed what they can do in the
way OF a celebration when they try. II
was the eeventy-ninth anniversary of
the order. A good many Odd Fellows
from neighboring towns joined in the
festivities of the day, helping 10 make
the event success.
At 1880 O'Clock the procession was
formed with Siminton's Band in the
lead, followed by carriage OF veterans.
Messrs. +. A. Parker, w. NJ. Ketchum.
g. w. Young and Mr. Caldwell, the Re.
bekahs and members generally. After
going through the business streets seats
were taken in the opera house and Ia q
exercises Of the day had. The program
was an excellent one. 1t was opened by
piano duet by Misses Hopkins and
Crosby, followed by the opening ode Of
the order. rev. H. b. EIworthy offered
prayer. Interspersed were a couple of
pretty tableaux, Rebskah at the Well
and The Good Samaritan. In vocal mu-
sic there were three solos by Prof Her
itage OF the Willamette Conservatory of
Music, heartily applauded,a a solo, paul.
inc" by Miss Mabel johnson, of Coryal-
lis, warmly encored, ard song by the
quartet, Messrs. Hammer. Steele. Mel.
son and Lee, who were called back. A
farce, "The New Galatea," was present.
ed by Miss Lillian Crawford as the GAL
atea, and Joe Dubruille as the statue.
Pygmalion, bringing out the fact of how
much better q man is as a statute than
as living being. II was greatly enjoyed
Talt and Chambers pleased the audience
with some fine electric club swinging.
The event OF the program was the ad-
dress By Grandmaster Claud Catch. of
Salem, who was introduced after the first
song by Prof. Heritage by Past Grand
Master T. j. Sites. Mr.. Catch gave
several illustrations OF the Spirit of Odd
Fellowship, giving it's origin from the
saying OF Christ. "lnasmnch as We have
done 1t unto the least OF one OF these We
have done it unto me. and showing i,s
PRINCIPLES OF friendship, love. and truth,
the helping OF mankind.
A banquet was given at the Masonic
temple, spendidly gotten up, followed by
toasts, with Councilman II. ]. Hopkins
as toastm aster. Lawyer A. A. Tassing
OF Brownsville responded to Subordinate
Lodge, Mrs. l.. I'll. Montanye to the De-
gree oil Rebekah. 7. j. Sites TO Our
Guests With q response BY the Grand
Master and Rev. IL B. Eilworihy to the
Goed of The Order, when at about 12 go
O'Clock the assembly adjourned after a
very en1osable evening in 0ddfellowship.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
Tangent.

A large increase in our population is
caused occasionally by the advent of q
freight car load of hobos. They are soon
hurried along the line.
Our nurserymen are all busy cultivet-
ing their young trees
The rain of the last week has DELAYED
some of our farmers, but We expect that
the grain crop win all be in this week.
Politicians are rather quiet now but
we were all disappointed in the repub-
lican nomination for governor and we
are not cer.ain that any of us will vote
for him.
We don't like to be ignored and es.
pecially when we have q man rs well Cor
better qualified however, Mr.. Newcome
has position given him by Judge Bar
toni that while it lasts is abont as good as
governor and more honorable. The Judge
was very careful in his choice IN the se-
lection Of judges and clerks of elections
and was some time in finding suitable
god standard" man for judge in this
precinct, and we can safely recommend
his wise choice. We like to talk to Mr.
n. because he is always ready to talk
and is well read We feel our insignifi-
canoe while in the presence of this eIudite
advocate of the gold standard.
Mr.. Smith of Oakville. lost can of
coal oil between here and his place last
week, Bad luck sir.
OLD AMERICA.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
TUEsDA--x
ODD FELLOWS DAY.


This is Odd Fellows Day, the seventy
ninth anniversary, and 1t Is being cele
brated in Albany in manner suitable L
the important occasion. Besides the
Albany members number are present
from Corvallis and other places uniting
in the celebration. This afternoon at
o'clock social was being held at the halt
The principal event will be at the opers
house tonight, when, beginning at
O'Clock, the following program will be
rendered:
Piano duet - Misses Hopkins and
Crosby.
Opening ode.
Prayer-Rev. H. B. Elworthy.
Taoieau-"Rebekah at the Well"
Vocal solo, "Torreador's Sonv.n B,ze,
Prof. r. A. Heritage.
Address Grand Master Gland Catch,
The New Galstea-A Farce.
Vocal solo-Miss Mabel johnson.
Tabieau, 1.-The Good Samaritan"
Male quartet, selected.
Vocal solo-Miss X. Bertha Ellis.
Club swinging-Talt and Chambers.
Vocal solos (a) "rhe Wanderer," )"
Shubert; 60, "The Two Grenadiers," :"
Schuman, Prot. r A. Heritage.
Tableau, "Bible Scene"
This will be followed by banquet at
the Masonic temple, which will termi.
nate with the following toasts with IL. J
Hopkins as toastmaster:
Subordinate Lodge-A. A. Tussing.
Degree of Rebekah-Mrs. l.. II. Mon-
tanye.
Eucampment-Judge W. S. Hufford.
Our Guests-T j. Sites.
Response-Claud Catch, G. NJ.
Good of the 0rder-Rev. II. b. Ell
worthy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
OaESiile.

A ieiegrsp l:ne TO this pace il almost
. necessity We are too far from the
rest OF the world
Prof. A. D. Morrisoa is visiting with
his gArents here
A nice vase OF flowers oa eur stand
makes q fragrant perfume throughout
the room. Many thanks Miss Allie.
Some Of our people are laid up with Ia
grippe.
Spring gain is all sown and our farm
ers are busy In their orchards ard gar
dens.
We see almost ever day men who are
small bundles on their backs. We some
times ask: Why is thiss Does not the
earth produce enough TO satisfy the
wants OF every living creature? When
ve 20 into the cities We can obtain a par
tial answer to these queries. The gilded
saloons tha. are run day and hight is the
source Of most of the iniQuity that pre-
walls today. but in those cities Ehere
there are so many nice saloons, are there
no churches? Yes. there are churches
grand enough, OH yes, too grand, oul
do these churches stand against the sa-
loonsg Do the members OF the churches
got to those places Of vice and take there
from those who have been led astray
The saloon qaesfiou Is before rs for set
ltIement and when il is settled ma ny
other vices viii vanish.
SIR. r. E Crawford Is laid up will
pneumonia, however, he is improving.
"Young America" seems to be we'll in
formed with regard to the movements o
certain young Miss oi l6 summers
which is all right il he is an old bachelor
Messrs. F. NJ. Rsdfield and p. r. Kel
ley. of Albany, made US pleasant cal
last Monday. Those two gentlemen ar
candidates on the republican ticket, tn
former for recorder and t4e latter 10
! representative. Call again gentlemen
The campaign is opened in Oregon an
. in Cuba. We feel .or those who tai
. part in the battles in beth places.
LITTLE RosE BUD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
CITY COUNCIL.
Tuesday eveninp Anril os

Tuesday evening, April 26. 1898.
Present, all officers and members.
No. rs heater was reported repaired
ready for service.
The barn nuisance at ith and Ellis.
worth streets was ordered removed un-
der chiei OF police.
The matter OF sewers ordered was con-
iinued until the next meeting.
Petitions for grading and eurb:ng 9Th
street Calapoola 10 western boundary ol
city. and Ferry lst TO 9th acre referred
Petition OF saloon keepers asking th a.
anyone selling liquor in less quantities
than one quart be compelled TO take out
license WAS referred.
Complaint vas made Of boys attending
billiard hall nights alter curIew limit.
Referred.
The following bills were ordered paid /:
p J Smiley, $36: T. Bridgeloid IS 20. G
u Wessbrook 81 %, j NJ s.errick 50, w
b Barr SO. @ W Price 81 os, Costs We
Walter Farrell s. 55, Costs vs Joe Ray
mond S S5. Costs " Thos Rye IS IS, \
J Henson $50 ss, S P Il Il freight $i4 IS,
y J Henton SO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
The Rothell Srlt.
From the Timns /:

From the Timus:
The circuit court held special session
Thursday afternoon and Friday morning
the time being taken up with the trial
of the case OF M v Leeper, as admins.
traitor OF the estate of j II Rothell, de-
ceased, VS. w M Rotheil and others.
The trial was before the court without
a jury and from the evidence it appeared
that shortly prior to HE death H Roth.
ell had decided his property to his nephew
W NJ Rothell. Later Mrs Walton reti-
tianed for an administrator of the es-
tate and letters being granted she pre-
eeuted claim for 1879 to the admins
traitor for an allowance. The claim was
subsequently allowed by the county
court and there being no property in the
es:ats, the administrator commenced
proceedings to set aside the deeds to w
NJ Rothell for the purpose of getting
property to pay claims. The court re-
served the matter for consideration, Civ.
ing parties 10 days in which to file oriefs.
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HoML AND ABpoAD.

Crescent bicycle.
Hopkins Brothers, agentA.
Best Bicycle fort e money
Will & S;ark. jewelers..
poands of erackers for I5e at T q
SbaVer's
Call at French and see his girdIes from
Is cents up.
See The new RirdIes, the very latest. il
French show wiudow.
Belt and skirt supporters 5, 10 and Is
cents al F. M. Frenchis.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brother,
Tor only go. $50, s35 aud $50.
Fresh seeds. two packa Is for a nieke
stewart & Sox Hardware CO...
Fresh seeds. two packages for a nickel al
stewart q Sox hardware Cos.
Crackers are now way down in price,
call on c Z Brosaeli for fresh ones.
Ladies 10 wa,cn chains at low rriee.
at French s JeSeirY store.
Order the beautiful lifs of Frances z
Mil ard. BY AnEa Gordon. of Mrs. l.. Z
Blain.
License vas issued today for the mar
rage OF RAYMOND Roberts aud Mics
Myrtle Mcbride.
Out OF :'-s 63 men IN the Eugen
Company D.. Ellis passed all bat four.
good showing for ,he company.
Members Of The Desrse OF Honor ara
requested 20 he PRESENT at the nesting To-
night and me<i with the Pat Grand
Chisf.
The Tniiei States has nov cspsues
eleven Spanish vessels. In itself tna, has
rot been much and yet il mean. a good
deal in warfare
Hon. W. r. King. union nominee for
governor. has challenged Hos. +. T.
Geer. republican nominee. for 4 Joint
DEBATE. surh a debate ECuli attsze.
general aitenucn.
M-lba. TIE creates, Of Tocalisls nov in
lie United Ssntez will lie in Portland
next week. She h2s been given a Won.
dsEful reception in San FRANCISCO.
Cuban sdvices are 10 the effect that The
insurgents are sogcing ihe sghting. TIE
spanish. fearing assault by land ani sez
are hurTsing their troops into the citiss
Insurgents have srpsATed 10 forcs within
% milss 81 Havana
Tics MirAnoA had the misfortune "a
turning OF cad ofhAy near wasesioo yes
terday. His son hArses ard Isaac Salt.
marsh we're on The load al The time Of the
scc.deot bu. s-stzined NJ iBiuries.-Lsb-
anod Criterion
II Foilowing are tie officers OF the Bruwns-
vile wcoleu Mills JUST elected: Presi-
dent, Hugh Eelcs; superintendent and
SECRETARY, ]. A. Mzrchani: treasurer, joan
Glass; direciors II FieIds. James BIsEe-
iy, John Glass, w. r. Kirx, j. A.
MarcEani
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
WHEAT.

1t looks as If Letters prediction ol
ST. .25 in Chicago will be confirmed. The
market today is high and upward, the
war adding an impetus to the market.
The quotations are:
Chicago ll934c. for May, 921lc for
July.
New York l16s1c ior May.
San Francisco los for May, 106c for
December.
Liverpool &c higher.
Albany sec.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-29
WEDNE NESDAy
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Retta Stuart OF the state univer-
sity, is in the city. on visit
Miss Ger,ie Robe. Of Brownsville, is in
the city the guest of Mr.. John Jones.
A. Gross of Ashland. has Just re-
turned from trip to Palo Alto, Calf.
Mrs Happersett returned this noon
ir~Ei = several weeks stay in Roseburg.
Mr. Meisner OF Knecht & Meiser. " no
started for the k,ondike. has turned
back and will soon be in Albany again.
Hon. J. K. wes.herford will return
IRON San Joss. Calf tomorrow morn
ing accompanied by Mrs. weatheriord's q
mother Mrs. Co.t0c and Mrs Alicia En-
rick.
]. W. Seller Of the G 4 E. will move
with his family TO Corvallis tonight, the
running Of the train from the front to
that city making that the most conyen.
lent place in which to reside
II. II. Veetch, OF the o. A. c., son o.
the union nominee for congress, was in
the city today 10 meet his sister OF Roee
burg, Tomorrow at Corvallis be is TO b,
united in marriage TO Miss Kate Buchan
an.
Mr.. Jesse Archibald and Mr.. Newtoi
Houston left this noon for their oil
homes in Ohio, their frat trips Their
since leaving nearly half century ago
Mr.. Archibald left Ohio on March l2
1858, and Mr.. Houston perhaps litil
earlier. They expect TO be gone elk o
seven weeks. Thew left looking forwart
to an enjoyable experience.
| Robert johnson OF Corvallis, was i
the city today, and his friends were yer
much concerned when he stated that b
was starting for the front. Their fear
\ were sci aside when il was learned /. va
Ipniy picnic trip with the railroad com
nissioners, and that General Compso
sas along.
Lieut.. Geary went 10 Albany yesterda
and met his wife, con and daughter. VII
. arrived from Texas. The family can
up on the Yaquina train, and will kee
houee in the w. a. Wells residence. Tt
outbreak OF war gave the lieutenant
restless feeling and he has written
headquarters asking that he be placed G
more active duty.-Tines.