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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
HF McILWAIN'S CASH STORE,
The Peoples Friend.
HE FAMOUS
WHNHMHHER & BROWN
ESTABLISHMENT

Il Ready With Full Assostments to Meet
Your Wants ia the Fo.IoEing Lines
Clothing Ready to Wear
CAKxKxTs ready for immediate ship
NJ ment from the acknoEiedged larg-
est and best fitting stock in the country.
and not one whit behind Asde-to-Meas-
ure IN either style or fabric or fashioning.
and exclusively our own Manufacture.
Ladies 4 Mems Furnishing Goods
A opportunity when ordering your
n Clothing to get articles in this line
at say below regular price.
4 Word as to Prices
NHoU never knew kneh worthy gOods
i lover b1ying when prices we're un-
der value enables Us 70 save you many
dollars, as costs are rapidly climbing the
ladder.
OUR SALES AGENT
W. R. BLAIN
Win take pleasure In showing this as
sortment and quoting our prices. Your
Truly. WANAMskER & BROWN,
Philadelphia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

WANTED ro3ms on ground hoor
for light housekeeping. with another fam
ily. Address = L. Chandler, Peoris, Or.
State price.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
LEBANON.

From the Criterion:
Captain Lee aud wife OF Chicago, ar.
rived at this place Saturday on q visi, TO
Mrs. A. Saltmassh- Capt Lee is broth
er of Mrs SaltmaFsh.
Saturday morning about O'Clock, s.
A. Nickerson was stricken with PARALYSIS
and for while WAS IN a precarious con-
dillon bur is much improved and will
soon be ou. again.
The April Medical Sentinel" pu5
lished q, Portland, Oregon. contained
quite length write up of the nature of
the wound and the treatment OF the case
OF Jay Swank who was shot willie hunt
Jog last November.
w. B. Donaea sold To Moore, Ferguson
* Co. oi San Francisco. the wheat re-
naming in the warehouse a. this pace
last week. The amount sold being be.
tween s. .0o5 and 10. 600 bushels. Il sold
Tor 20 cents net to the farmers.
Died, az Lebanon, Oregon, Saturday,
April 3, 1885 Mrs. Ester KEGS, aged 7-
years. Mrs. Eees had the misfortune 10
fall from chair las. JaIy and 10 iract-
ure be. hip from which che has been 3
constan. sufferer till the time OF her
death, lasi Saturday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
DaEvliIe.

The rain Saturday evening kept some
members OF :he Lawyers clnb" from At.
tending, however, = fsw members Of the
Republican club" met 1t Sm this store.
bat the political situation Was not dis.
eusssd sc Nj. :. is not q politician, be is
no, disposed 20 let his house FOR the dis
cussion OF any subject.
A small crowd OF young ladies known
% the Sewing circle"took their dinners
and went 10 the residence oil ! y. Smith
In We. OakvilIe where they spen, the
forenoon in sexing aad in pleasant con-
versation. Al noon they took possession
OF the kitchen where they spread q boun-
and especially hT the aged couple.
Easter CONES lsut once a year and Ike
XmAs ne are zlWays glad 10 se4 il for iis
advent 10 the caufs Of May presents.
This time ne an safely say that I'VE
were eSged'' and By young ladies too.
On Saturday We we're presented with
esgs by Misses Ruby Hamill, Nellie Hol.
stein Abd Allie Patterson. and they we're
Ali good exss ton. Many thanks kind
friends. Read Matthew 25:s0.
DR.. Welsh vent TO Portland The fore
part Of last week and returned Thursday.
Mr. A. s. Stone passed through toxu
this morning looking happy. Upon in
quiry we tound that his fourth son bad ar
rived and although the weather is pleas
ans the young man is doing Its OF kick
ing, perhaps as the long days OF summer
gro on apAce he will get reconeiled and
decide 10 stay wi'h Us
Mr.. r. z. Crawford came in contact
with prison oak and in consequence be
has daddy swelled face. Mr.. G. is = can
diiate for county treasurer on the SSrohs
ton ticket.
LITTLE RosE BVD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
Tennessee Gatherings.

TENNESSEE, April 10, 1898.
Misses Mopna Fronk, Josie Blscklaw
and Mauy Moss came down from Soda
vile last Saturday and remained till
Sunday, visiting friends and relatives
Chas Ross began teaching school in
the Mt Pleasant district last Monday.
10 Swink, Mcknight, J B Black
law and r w Munsev, have sold their
potatoes to "Potatoe" Miller. receiving
24c, sacks exceptei l.
Dick Heywood of Nebraska, an old
friend and former neighbor OF the Black
law family, dropped into this vicinity
very unexpectedly last week.
d Mcknight and wife arrived at
Vallejo, Cal., last Friday. They sur
v'ved the earthquake, although about
1000 ehimneys fell, and being pretty
generally shaken up.
The following is an analysis OF the
vote which will he cast at the polls by
Tennessee next June. from present in.
dications:
Republican, Is.
Democratic, 20.
Populist, II.
Silver republicans. >.
NJ of r, /.
Total union forces, SO.
Tennessee has q population of about
225.
All! The sad thought; the Tennessee
literary and debating society is no more.
Il has been a source of much enjoyment; !;
pleasurable and consoling, to the great
minds, from the Tall Tamerack. during
the long, weary. winter months. Its
remembrance will ever have key hole
in that which is the balance of mans
gravity, mentally, physically and spirit
ualiy, from those who can compose mem
tally appreciate the everlasting i'm
preston, and general benefits attending
the nsages of parliamentary law. BRUSH
by Coon"
Well, vel. my dear Little Rose Bud"
who got April fooled that time. It viii,
be year before you can even mp on tina,
tax" deal Ha, ha. We thank Won
for your refereaces. Mex.
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soCI@. AND Personal

Mr.. Gus B lenicke held the Ruth down
this morning on q trip to Portland.
Mrs- w. T Baker and children went TO
Salem this morning on the Ruth.
Miss Anna aouck returned this noon
from visit in Corvallis the guest Of htr
sister Ars. g. A ha2goner.
Mr.. George Long, who has been with
the Simpson laundry three years left to
day for Omaha, where be intends 10 To-
cate.
Mrs. Gsisendorfer is in the city from
Arlington. anc siil visit with her hus-
band. DR.. Gei-endorfer. fer few days
The Dalles T II.
Albert Shelton of Scio. was in CorvaI
lie Monday. exchanging compliments
with friends and relatives He talks of
buying farsn in this vicinity --Corval-
lis Times.
Miss Emma Pieiffear came 10 last
evening fro Albany and lett this morn
Jog 10 comp~by with Agen, Cowan and
daughter. for = visit to Warm springs
The DAlles L. NJ.
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MARRIED.

at c E Erownells.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

French The ieweler
Try sehilling's Best tea and baking powder.
Baths at Viereck's shaving and hair
cutting parlors.
Pictures from 20 cents TO SIS per d~s n
at Longs gallery.
G B Winn, citv tick etagent. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Crawford & Earu,sh for photographs
Prices from 81 to so per dozen.
Be sure and see the anti rust tiaware at
Hopkin Bros, will las lifetime.
Razcrs honAd. set and put in frst class
order at Viereck s shaving and hair cut
ting parlors.
When you want choice steak, nice
roast or meat Of any kind. call on Henry
5roiers. He keeps the best.
DIS. II. T.. and y. K BAers Offices anG
residence in post office building. Specia
attention given to diseases of women.
Don't annoy others by your coughing ,ant
risk your life by neglecting cold. On,
Minute Cough Cure cures coughs. colds
Group, grippe and all throat lung troubles
y. A. Cumming.
The best meats of all kinds and goo,
treatment at the Albany Dressed Bee
Company's market. just down Secon,
street. Good weight and prompt atten'
tion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
Resolutions of Coincidence.

At the last regular meeting OF Sand
Ridge Grange the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, The strong arm OF that
mighty conqueror OF all .ha. is earthly,
the Reaper Death. has manifested his
power in removing from rs while in the
prime of life, our friend and brother, Jay
Z Swank, aud
WHEREAS. The sudden termination OF
a life 60 valuable to his family, his neigh
bors and the Grange, brings us to real
ixe in the mott forcib's manner the un-
certainty OF life even while in its yigor
and prime, and
WHEREAS. In the death OF Brother
Swank the Grange has lost q mott etiic-
lent member and hissfamiiy tender bus
band and lo9ing father. therefore be Il
RESOLVED, That 2his Grange desires to
express the deep feeling OF profound re.
gret that each member thereof feels At
this sudden termination OF O, valuable
and useful life, and that we, the mem
bers OF the Grange, unite in an express
ion Of sympathy 10 the vile. children
and aged parents Of our esteemed broth
er in this their hour OF great sorrow.
Nj. SxYDER,
5Eo. b. WHEELER
GDo. b. BI-AcKFoRD.
Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
Industrial Notes.
From the Rnral Spirit:

From the Rnral Spirit:
Geo d Burdick, of Salem, was at the
Yards Saturday with hogs and sheep, and
also r Z Morris, of Salem in with cattle.
Robt Montgomery, of Jefferson, passed
through with car OF Jersey COWS going
to Enumclaw, Wn.
N Scott was down Wednesday with
sheep and again Thursday with mixed
load. D Taylor, OF Halsey, with AGAR of
sheep, and F A Fletcher, of Sheridan
with bunch of sheep, and Smith Bros.
OF Cha npoeg, drove in a small band of
sheep which weighed 133 pounds per
head.
Charles Cunningham, of PendIeton,
has 1000 breeding ewes that have lust
begun to lamb. He is shearing 1900
head altogether. About a week ago he
sold 5000 head of yearling ewes and
wethers TO w Stanton, the Montana
buyer, at 50 271z per head. He also sold
120 bucks to Mr. Stanton at $40 per head,
John Allen, of Mitchell, in Gillian
county, has bought the sheep and lands
of Looney Bros, OF Bridge creek, for $55,.
600. There are about 10000 head oI
sheep The Looney brothers commenced
to herd sheep when they came to East
ern Oregon, about ten years ago, ant
since then have made the small fortune
for which they sold their property.
.ALBA Haywood ALIVE Several week
ago the DEMOCRAT published an item
about duel in Texae town between
Alba Haywood the comedian, well know
in Albany, and the proprietor of the the
ater. The dispatch stated that both mel
were probably fatally wounded. Toda,
Mr.. 2 j Smiley received paper from
Mr.. Haywood, which gave all the par
ticulars, showing that Mr.. Haywood wa
not to blame for the trouble, and tha
both men were alive and will fully re
cover. Haywood has four bullets in hin
and the other man five. Efter the shoot
ing Haywood walked to his hotel befor.
giving up. He is now nearly recoyere,
Dut II Will be several weeks before b
can go upon the road again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
FREE! FREE! FREE!
....McuWain'S....
Cash Store.

No. with every sack OF the beet
brands of -four at the regular mill price,
one bar OF Cudaby's Diamond G. soap,
Tree TO introduce the soap you know.
No. 2-Wih each pair mems, ladies or
chiIdrens High Value shoes. . shoe that
10 guaranteed TO fit your fset, give you
the best OF wesr, and cave roo 25c fr1m
prices asked by competitors, two pairs
the celebrated Iron Clad stockings or
socks free, just to advertise the hosiery
you know.
no. SO yards standard calieO.. 20
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
A New Order For Albany

On Saturday, April End, 1898, meet
ing was held at G. A. r. Hall for the
purpose OF organizing q camp of Wood
men of America. The meeting was cali
ed to order by Deputy Head Consul Ell
gle, and % new members were elected
and Instructed in the mysteries OF Wood
Craft and full set of officers were elected
and installed. The regular night of
meeting was fixed for Saturday of each
week.
The following officers we're elected:
Consul, C G Burkhart.
Adviser, F. w. Bergman.
Banker, o. A. Archibald
Clerk, ]. L. gomlinson.
Escort, Samuel Worrell.
Watehman, r. W Fry.
Sentry, George Fro.nan
Physician, N 81 Ellis.
Board of managers, F. E. Adams, J. J..
Dubruille and o. B. Marshall.
Last Saturday evening they balloled
on the names of four persons to become
members, and they will have 5 or s
more to ballot for at their next meeting.
The order took in Il, 900 new members
in the month of February, and it looks
a. # Albany is going to do her part in
beating that record in April.
Inc present membership exceeds 3OO,-
600, being the largest membership of
any order in the states which 1T occupies.
namely: Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kan.
sas, South Dakota, North Dakota, Mis-
souri,, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia,
Pennsylvania, Wyoming. .Montana, Idaho,
Washington, and Oregon. From this
territory is excluded all cities having a
population in excess OF 200 COO. This
fact renders it impossible for an epi.
demic.
The order is in its 18th year, and has
never cost any man to exceed s. pei
year on $1,000 insurance where the age i:
less than 40 Years, and there has neves
been over eleven sssessm snts in any one
year.
Deputy Head Consul, T. W. Elgie hai
located permanently in this city and
would be pleased to rive any information
concerning this progressive order q
those desiring tie same
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
4 Linn County Case.
rom the telegram :

From the Telegram;
The case OF ] X Wea;herford vs. !.
D. Aikire, involving the title TO some 80
acres ot land in Linn county. was this
morning flied in the United States cir
cult court. having teen removed from
the state circuit court Of Linn county.
owing 10 change in the nAme Of the
defendant that was not spparent s; the
time the action was brought.
Alkire, whom MeA,kerford songh; 20
ouss from possession OF the land in dis
pute, made answer that be occupied the
land only as tenant Of r. II Marlay.
OF Lincoln, Nebraska Mr. MArlay, up
on betng communicated With. eoFrobor.
ated the allegation OF Alkire, admitted
that be was the real party IN Interest
and declared his in.eation oi defending
the action.
Marlay being resident Of another
state, and the valne OF the land in dis
pate heing greater than 5000. writ OF
removal 20 the federal court Was granted
upon the ding bv The plaintiff OF bond
in the sum oi 5000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
THE MESSAGE DELIVERED.

). The long talked of message OF the
President of the United States on the
Cuban situation was presented to con-
gress at y 80 o'clock to-day. 1t is 1000
words long and is resume Of the history
OF the trouble, but instead of being q
declaration of war as often stated it is
not. The whole matter is LETT 10 con-
gres, including the matter OF the armis.
tice granted the Cubans by the Spanish
government last Saturday night. AS the
President in his correspondence with
Spain has left out entirely any demand
for Cuban independence it leaves the
matter in peculiar situation, for it is
said by the powers that Spain has grant
ed everything asked. The outlook is
that it will take congress several Gays to
act in the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

SIMPLY DRUSK.-A report was circul-
ated Saturday evening that a man had
been drowned in Pennywinkle creek. II
proved to be a good deal like some of the
Spanish war reports. a stranger who
was drunk tried to crawl across the creek
on iog, and fell partially of in the wa
Ter hanging to the log. He was seen by
some boys and rescued only getting his
feet wet. D.. Davis was taSen down and
pumped him out and he vas taken 10 the
county jsil and permitted to sober up.
Mr. Fred Piper, OF the Seattle P l., lie
in the city.
Mr.. George Newhouse OF the Postal,
went to Portland yesterday on a days
trip.
Mr.. Jay Blain, who has been in Calf
ornia several months returned to Albany
this morning.
Prof Parvln and scholars are prepar-
ing TO present the cautsts, The Flower
Queen in few weeks.
/ It did not rain or Easter at Albany,
hence we are boukeG. for seven weeks OF
good weather. Will We get it.
The Easter social given by the ladies
of the Manzanita Circle was an event of
much interest greatly enjoyed by those
fortunate in being present.
Mrs. Narciesa White Kinney returned
from Shedd this noon and this afternoon
was speaking at the w. G. L. U. hal
principally in commemoration OF Mis-
Willard.
Mrs Merle Davis, OF Portland, arrived
Saturday evening on the overland ant
will remain the remainder of the season
to assist Mrs. J. II. Hoffman In her mil
lipery store as trimmer
Hon. Geo. E. Chamberlain and wiz
Tcame up from Portland last evening. Th.
former wen; to Corvallis this noon II
attend court, while Mrs. Chamberlain
will visit Albany friends. while here be
ing tbeguest of Mrs. Montanya Thi
! is her first visit in Albany since leavin
khere in 1894.
Last Friday very successful term c
school closed under the management c
q Prof. Maxwell, principal, and Miss Georg
= as assistant The school has give
: splendid satisfaction to its patrons. Sex
i eral of the scholars graduated in tn
. grammar department. Immediately al
. ter the close of the term Mr.. Max
well leaves US for an extended trip cal
q and Miss George goes to Portland
a Mitchell Cor. journal. Mr.. Maxwell
oI former Linn county man.
n III nodd af Da.ur.J hns laan e,.t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15

A BRAKENAS's LrCK.-The train from
Po;land this nooa was sidGsraeked at
Millers fer the freight TO p4ss. As the
train started towards Albany Harry
Frosge,t the brakeman turned his face
backward TO look at the train. As be
did so his hea6 struck the cattle guard,
and he vas thrown of upon the ground.
His head was badly cut and bruised. He
Was brought to this city and taken into
the depot holel, where he will receive
good treatment until he IS able to ,e-
turn TO his work,
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Lawyer Cannon was in Eugene today
on legal business.
George Coshow returned to Salem to-
day after trip to Waterloo.
Albro Dickinson and sister OF Portland
are in the city visiting friends.
T. J. Buford o: tue SileiE agency was
in the city today on his way TO Astoria.
Mise Hattie Galbraith returned las,
evening from a visit with Portland
friends.
Mrs. II. N. Beall, OF Portland, is in
the city visiting her husband = The
Dalles T. II.
Deputy P. NJ. Montague retarned last
night from trip TO Oregon City and
Portland. y
Mr.. Frank Crabtree, candidate for
clerk on the union ticket, was in the city
today. His nomination has met with
general favor aud he will receive q big
vote
Mr.. Otto Bauemle. who sold the Al
bany Soda Works several weeks ago to
Nelson & Co.. recently from Missouri. is
nov In Milwaukee. He is plating
going to Spokane to locale
Mrs. Herbert kitsr;jgs OF La Grande,
and Mrs. Mahoney OF San Francisco, left
on the overland last night Tor the latter
city, after visit in the city the guests
OF Mrs " NJ. Parker.
Miss Catlin, daughter OF Judge Catlin,
OF Portland. and Miss Piummer. daugh-
ter Of Rev. Plummer, OF Corvallis. are in
the city the guests OF County Clerk c. s..
| Montague
The death OF Henry Rogers at Dyea,
was caused by spinal meningitis, the pre-
valling disease there He was iorty.one
years oil age, and leaves a wife and four
children in straitened circumstances
at this city.
w. P. Elmore, ] 4. W. SENT, r. G..
Roberts and A. l.. Blidgefarmer left on
the Wm. n Hosg this morning fer New
berg, TO attend the Prohibition state con-
vention, which will convene there to-
morrow.
| H. @. Hartley, experienced in physical
culture training, is organizing classes, for
young or old, and will give instructions
J in the use OF clubs. dumb bells and
wands. He is at the Exchange hotel.
DR.. L. II. Jones. the popular and ris-
ing young physician OF Lebanon, ant
Miss Mary Morris, daughter OF j. S
Morris, of scie. were recently married q
the home OF the brides parents. The,
have the best wishes of many.
Rev. Stevenson, of Albany, Rev
! Hawes. of Portland. Rev. Morrow ant
: Spear Of Warm Springs and Rev. Wilson
OF Eugene, went 10 Oakville to day to at
! ted meeting OF the presbytery Of til
81 q. P. church.
, Miss Genevieve Hughes went to Port
] land today to meet her friend Miss Laur
: Weire, of New York City. The yount
9 ladies were room mates while attendin
g the New England Conservatory of Musi
at Bosom. Mics Weire will spend eey
4 eral weeks with Miss Hughes .-Salef
II Journal.
e A delightful farewell party was ter
n dered Miss Rosa Boheim, last evening, a
: the home II her iather Mr. Fred Bohein
9 by her sistsr students in the sister
l. school. There were about thirty PREF
!. ent. and several hours were spent in
D. pleasant manner. Next week Or. b,
= helm and family will leave for Pendl,
ID ton. where Mr.. Boheim will run SOD
works and reside. They will take II
best wishes OF many Albany friends wit
ID them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15
HOME AND ABROAD

Sc the Jay.
A Jay In New York.
A Jay Wednesday night.
Cresoen, Bicycle,
Hopkins Brother. AGENT.
Beat Biey.ie fof tse money.
Cloth signs.
Good o1,.dcor advertising.
We priH, them cheap ard quick.
SMILEY
Will 4 Stark. jewelers..
Wheat Is II cents ir Corvallis.
Medical the Je~ res he'll be there
too.
? 2polnds Of crackers for lSe At TO
Sh4EeF'&
Call at Fresch's and see bis g,rdIes from
IS oenis up.
See The new giFdle. the very latest, in
Frsnoh's show window.
Lsels ard skirt ssrporrers 5. 10 and is
esn,s Al y. ". Frenchs.
Cresoen. bicycles a, lIopkis. Brother.
ios oals go, $50. So Ard $50.
EFssh seeds. tao pAcka ses for a nlckss a
'1s~srt 4 Sox Hardware Cos.
Fresh SEEDS. two packages for a nickel at
stewzEs q Sox ffsrdware Cos
Crackers are no~ way down in price.
call on Z RroEaeli for fresh oc4s-
Ladies loag watch chains ai low rrices
al French's 5 Iewslry store.
White House Java t. Mocha coffee lie
Iuest au the land Al r 4 Afisx 4 f.1
Order the beaasifgl iifs cf Frances 3.
ilsrd. By Anna Gordoa. of Mrs l.. T..
ain.
The oensrai coramistes Of the union psr.
ties we're 10 session ;odiv arranging tor the
coming campaign
Ine Pres5Etery OF the Willamette Of The
frssoy'eFI7n church has beea IN session in
Lebanon this zeek.
All .he wbea; in the Lebanon warehouse
vas sold few days ago TO Moore Fergu-
son Il Co.. at 20 oen,s.
Don't miss the gr2ni military coucert al
the Armory, Wednesday ereping. Tickets
90 cents. No extra charge for dancing.
Who was Es;ber2 why rcu bloke don't
yoa know, she was queen Of Persia. Hear
her Friday night al opera house. B. C
500.
Esther the beautiful Queen. When {?
why next Friday erening- Wheres al the
opera house Who by? The L. P. choir
and ladies Of the PRESBYTERIAN church.
Haman. Haman, didn't you ever bear
OF being hing as high as Haman. come
10 the oprra house Friday evening and
hear how high that means.
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Penton County Republicans.

Last Saturday they elec.ed seven dele
gates to the state convention. Four are
for Geer and three for Lord. County
ticket: X Nichols, of Dusty, repre-
sentative; E Woodward. Corvallis, ,coun-
,y judge; Geo Lilly, Corvallis, sheriff !;
" S Linnville, Corvallis, clerk; John
Gellatly, Corvallis, recorder; Fred Clark !.
Corvallis, treasurer; George H Denman,
Corvallis, school superb tendent; Elyia
Newton, Corvallis, assessor I'm Knotte.
Corvallis, commissioner.
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Death of Harry Cameron

Harry Cameron died at the home OF
~.ais father in this city at O'Clock last
Saturday afternoon, at the age of II
years. He recently graduated from the
high school, and was a bright young
man, as well as very popular one. He
was member of the M. E. church and
of the Boys Club.
Funeral services were held yesterday
in the III. E. church, Rev. Wire pre- ach-
ing the serInon. He was assisted at the
cemetery by Rev Polling. The pail
bearers were from the Boys Club and
all the graduates of bis class were pres.
ent as well as large concourse OF citi.
ZpDG