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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07
THURSDAY
The Shaw Show.

A large and much please audience saw
the Shaw Company present Milton
Mobiles best piece Love and Law" lasi
night at the armory. 1t vas splendidly
put on and sustained the favorable opin.
ion Albany people have of the talent oi
this excellent company. Mr.. Shaw,
though host in himself, is we'll sus-
tanned at every point The company
have added much to the effect. of their
work by putting the stage in good set
tings when the disadvantages are consid-
cred in connection with the cramped con-
dition of things.
The Oand has become very popular in
their strees concert and the orchestra is
generally commented in its artistic
work.
The Phoenix" which will be present.
ed by the company tonight, is melo-
drama which has stood the test OF two
decades wear and tear and still remains
popular to the last. The playwriting
scene wherein "The villain still pursues
her causes as much merriment as ever
and the fortunes of the Phoenix still
continue to hold their interest
Tomorrow night occurs the benefit to
the local committee on en- .ertainment of
the National Editorial Association in AL
bany JULY 9, when TIE Cuban War
drama 'The Last Stroke" will be pro-
duced,
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Made a Hit.

The Shaw Co., last night in the "Pheo'
nix" made decided hit with the big
geft audience of the week. They have
established themselves as iavorites here
Mr.. Shaw vac at his best as Carol
Graves, and Miss Kelton did splendid
work as the flower girl and Efiie Elmore
and the other parts were all up to the
standard Get by the two leaders. 1t II
always pleasing to an audience TO see ar
entire company good.
Remeu Der the Vaudeville matinee to-
morrow at 2 80 .. m. This is a new de-
parture for dramatic company, but the
Shaw Com paDy possesses talent enough
TO give "any old kind" of show Do
not this one
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07
State Of Oregon agt Samuel Mills, rape.
Tried and found guilty. win be
tanral SatuE.inv NJ q a ta sa#5assE

State OF Oregon agt Samuel Mills, rape,
Tried and found guilty. VIII DO
fenced Saturday at0 q IN.
State of Oregon agt Everett Car le n,
indicted as Ernest Garden, larceny ol
COW. Dismissed on motion Of district at
torney.
Thos Montoith agt Nottio Monteith,
appeal. Nonsuit by plaintiff.
Oregon aEt Homer Mile, rape. Dis
missed by district attorney.
Oregon agt Chas Slavens, larceny. Dis
missed by district attorney.
The case of Oregon agt Henry VIII
liams, was begun and was in progress at
press time. before Jury consisting of l.,
). Chase, j. b. Roberts, A. NJ. Reeves,
Taylor Evans, Walter Smith, W. A..
Thrift, Frank Smith, Frank Irvine, Wm.
Lotboro, Il. Hull, Jas. Graft and j. p.
Schooling.
The testimony OF the prosecution is
substantially that on the S0th OF May al
ter closing up stand, which they had
been running during the day ol the
Turner excursion picnic from Portland,
Charles and Herbert Farrell started a
hlondike game at Henry Williams, which
was broken about 80. About that
time Fred Senders came into the saloon
and the three men proceeded to drink a
race with beer, during which trouble be-
tween Mr.. Williams and Herbert Farrell
occurred when Williams struck several
times at Farrell, Charles Farrell knock.
ing the blow off, when he directed his ie-
Yolver toward Charles Farrell, and re-
marked that he, would kill him, when
started for the door followed bv
the other men. He had hold OF the door
when Williams fired hitting him in the
head.
The program Of the defense was the
character OF the Farrell boys, threats
TO do up Williams and that tho act was
merely in self defense after the gang"
had thrown two s a's,a at him and ma .
other demonstrations.
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Brownsville.
FIom the Times.

From the Times.
Ralph l. Knapp il now manager OF the
Port Oregon 7 ibune, published at War
reuton, Oregon.
We understand that X. a. Sanders
has gone 10 Cottage Grove, where no will
20 into the saloon business.
We regret very much to learn that the
popular merchandise firm OF Garman Il
Newland has decided TO close out their
business in this city and locate else.
where.
Rev James Thompson, went to Aurora
Yesterday io visit with his son, James.
Jr., who has charge OF the Presbyterian
churches OF Aurora and New burg.
The Rev. James Thompson, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church OF this place,
intends leaving here at the beginning OF
next week for Ashland where he con-
ducts the Bible school In connection with
the Southern Oregon Chautaugua Az.
sembly. During Mr.. Thompson's ab
sence, which will be for month or 90
the pulpit will be supplied by the Rev.
Mr.. Stevenson, OF Albany, Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kinlay, OF Zena, ant others.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07
THE ALBANY MILL.

Pursuant to the call OF the chairman,
Mayor Burkhart, n meeting was held in
the Council Chambers last evening for
the purpose OF hearing reports on the se-
curing oil the land adjoining Albany for
the subsidy for the big mill OF the Curtis
Lumber Co.
Mr.. Char,es Pieiffer on behalf OF the
COMMITTEES reported that they had Sc
cured an offer from Mr.. Hackleman of
twenty acres for So 600 and a subscript-
ion TO the subsidy OF $3.50, that Mr..
Joseph Wilson of Corvallis attorney for
the Coe estate represented that the 90 tr
IS acres OF the estate not occupied by the
round house and switches tf the Corval.
lis and Eastern could be securel for $3.50
an acre, which the committee stated was
the lowest figures they had been able to
secure for the property.
Comments followed universally in fs-
sUr OF raising the subsidy.
Upon motion Of William Vance the
chairman was authorized TO appoint
committee Of ten to raise the money by
description. The chairman announced
that he would do this within day or
two.
Mr.. Weatheriord on behalf OF the Cur.
tis Company spoke Of the importance OF
such q mill as is proposed, a pllnt costing
$3.50, 900, with capacity OF l50, 600 feet,
which would require two or more train
loads of logs day, and employ nearly
500 men. The Company will guarantee
to use the land only for mill purposes
conseIting to place the the deeds in es-
crow until the mills are running. He
showed how the entire land will be need
ed on account OF the necessity OF pond
for holding the logs, that shall be nearly
a quarter OF mile long, and the large
amount of land needed for the mills
themselves, making perhaps the largest
mill plant on the coast. an industry
that will be of immense Importance TO
Albany, an inducement for many other
industries.
The amount OF the subsidy will be
about $l2 900 and this amount Alb@y
can certainly raise, adding to our city at
once an increased popula' ion OF 600 TO
2 1000 and giving business an impetus
nothing else conld do Tor our city.
Let every man do his duty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

President Mckinley will not make his
western trip as has been reported, never
with authority. Mrs. McKinley's illness
will preventi it.
Yesterday afternoon Elmer Dannals
fell from the top OF a box car at the
depot breaking his right leg at the ankle
which means several weeks away from
work.
Ameeting Of the committee of the ed
itorial association was held last evening
to make arrangements for the editors al
this city by giving them lunch and
making a proper display.
The Multnomahs and Torpedoes will
play base ball in Portland on the 4th
Of July. Flemming, former Albany
pitcher will pitch for the Torpedoes and
Downs, formerly of this city lis first base
man for the Multnomahs.
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Another Mill Meeting.

Mayor Burkhart last evening appoint
ed the following soliciting committee fol
the subsidy for tho securing OF tho bi.
mill At this city by the Curtis Lumber
Co:
Chatles Ptetifer, William Vance, "
II. Goltra, II. Bryant, +, u. Cu'iok. +.
A. GoodwiL, u. L, Macon, T.. W, Lang
don, $. A Dawson and Chas OurTAn.
The committee has named tomorrow
Saturday, at 9 u. IN, At the city council
cham bers, TO meet with a maes meeting
ol citizens. for the purpose OF starting the
subscription and learning just how bad
we want the mill Our citizens should
act enthusiastically and In n mannrt %
show that business is meant.
The enterprise IL the must important
one our neople have had TO deal with I !
years aud there should te no hesitation.
Roy Bentley came up from Salem this
forenoon on his wheel,
Nightwatch Bailess Ia acting mArshal
during tho illness OF Marshal Lee.
W. c. FTawlcy has been formally rO-
elected president OF Willamette unIversi-
~.
DR., Hill returned this noon from u
rip OF lthe Bay, carrying u suspicious
looking gun.
Mrs. q. W Howard and daughter
have gone TO San Francisco TO remain
until the arrival oi Emil Howard with
the Oregon volunteers.
BY special request Messrs. Flower aud
Schmitt OF the Shaw Band will play y
cornet anu baritone duet which attract
cd so much attention the other day.
Miss Bessie Burkhart will give her
bible class hay rack ride tonight TO
kuox's Butte remaining until tho moon
comes up. Prof. Martindsle will go as
chaperone,
Sheriff Muukers went TO Salem today
with NJ. +. McGrAth recently sentenced
TO the penitentiAry for life. The chances
are that the old gentleman will not live
many years to meet the sentence.
viii Campbell who recently returned
from Cuba, after spending a couple Of
months In Albany in September will 70.
sumo his work in the law department OF
Ann Arbor. entering his senior year.
He will be accompanied back by Lee
Payne who will study law.
Mrs. Annie Livingston aud Mrs. Flor
ence Quimby, OF Albany, president and
secretary OF the department OF Oregon,
ol the ladies OF the q. A. It., pAssed
down via steamer Albany 10 Oregon City
today to organize = circle. The ladies
we're met by n delegation from the Salem
circl while the boat laid ct the docket
heIe.--Salem Journal.
Mrs. J. II. Upham has returned from
The Dalles. wheFe she has been tbs past
month ate ending to Ruth and Helen Po-
ling, the nine and s'x and q bali pound.
ere who arrived at the hons OF Rev, ID.
V. Polling on May 10 Tbay are doing
splend dly. sn ! Likewise Rev. Polling 10
meeting with deserved success In his
pastoral work. Several Albany people
may now be seen In the CongreRs tional
church there, Mrs. Taylor and Mr.. ST.
monton being In the choir. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sites expect 10 90 there 10 locate
toon and +. y. Wood is contemplating q
residence there at least temporarily.
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()...&N

Fast SAL Lake, Denver, Fl Fast
Mail Worth, Omaha. Kan Mail
SPIN eas City, g Louis, S:45 p n
Chicago and East.
Spokahs walIa Walla, spok. Spokane
Fiyst afie, Minneapolis. st Flyer
2:fO D M Paul, Duluth, Mil so N
waukee, Chicago, &
East.
spm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
For San Francisco
Sail every ive days
spm COLUMBIA RIVER Ipn
ExSuuday STEAMERS. EASunda
Saturday To Astoria and Way
IOpm Landings.
Sam WILLAMETTE RIv. 4:3Op
ExSun. Oregon City, Newberg, Ex SUM-
Salem & Way-Land'P
Tam WILLAMETTE AND S:SOp
Tuesday, YAMHILL RIV. Monda
Thurs, Oregon City, Dayton, Wed.
and Sat. and Way.Lands. and Sat
Gam WILLAMETTE RIv. 4 80 p n
Tuesday Portland to Corvallis rues1ay
Thur. and Way-Land.ngs. Thur
and Sat. and Sal
Ly Rlparia Lv Lewiston
2:30am SNAKE RIVER 1900 p
Daily Riparia to Lewiston Daily
II. HURLBURT,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
C.G. RAWLINGS, Portland, Or.
Agent Albany.
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RELIGIOUS.

United Presbytsrian: Morning wor-
Ahip at 10 80, subject OF sermon, "The
Mind az the Master.h Sabbath school at
II as. Senior Endavor at 0:45, evening
worshiD at 7:45, subject. "Christ as an
Influence" All ate cordially invited to
attend these services.
Services at the Congregational church
as follows: Communion at II m, Sum
day school at 1915. Sermon at 8 p m,
subject, "Ohrist Found" All not at
tening elsewhere are invited TO tho above
services.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

Milton Eagle: Milton's six per cent
school bonds were snapped up in a jiffy
by local capital. They were cut up into
six pieces Of $500 each.
Due notice having been given Night
watch McClain last night arrested five of
our citizen for riding bicycles after dark.
The Shaw Band is ALBRIGHT.
Wool is 16 cents in Albany.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of Linn county, Ore
gon, as the administrator with the will
ssnnexed of the estate of John H. Bate
man and Phoebe Bateman, deceased. ANY
and all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified 20 present the
same duly verified as by law required to
me, or to my attorneys, Weatherfofd q
Wyatt, at their Office at Albany, Oregon,
within six months from the date hereof.
Dated this Sth day of May. 1879.
PETER BITHER.
Admir- with the will annexed.
WEArHERFoRD q WYATT,
Atty'sror Admir-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

DEATH OF MRS. BILYEu.-Nrs. Joseph
Bilyeu died at Turner on Wednesday
June 20, 1t the age OF "A years. She was q
pioneer resident OF Linn county, and has
always been known for her sterling
worth as vile, mother and citizen. She
vas the mo- her OF Hon. w. X BIlyeu ol
this city, and hon. l., Bllyeu OF Eugene,
besides FIVE other children. The funeral
was conducted by the Christian church
OF which the decreased hal been men,
Der since childhood, and tie remains
we're buried pear Shelburn in this county,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

Upon his arrival home Capt. Phillips
will be presented by the parents and
relatives of the soldier boys here with
an elegant silver service properly in
scribed, and family sword, which his
father the late Capt. Phillips carried in
the civil war. The many friends OF Maj
or Ellis will also show their appreciation
of his excellent service probably by the
presentation OF a sword.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

THE 4TH AT LERASoH.- Preparations
have been msde for big time at Leban-
on. the program indicating big day OF
live events, besides the oration by Hon.
Geo. +. Chamberlain, which will also be
alive. There will be plenty Of cars for
all desiring to attend from Albany COM
ng and going in . convenient. manner,
leaving here at $40 a. m, and Lebanon
about 8 p. m.
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--=z-ea -
nenuty Is blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep il clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
purities from the body Begin. to-day TO
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0cs 26c, 5Oc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

THE S. S. EXCURSION will leave the c.
& E. dock at $3.50 a. m. Saturday and
not at 8 a. m. as announced heretofore.
The committee will furnish coffee. you
must supply your own cream ard cups.
A limited number of tickets are on sale
at G. E. Brownell's for those wishing to
60 outside OF the S. s. giving the excur.
sion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

A Portland man took enough interest
in Albany to Vood our city with letters
warning our business men against the
establishment OF a company store by the
Curtis Co., in case OF the establishment
of the mill here. The Company has no
intention Of doing any thing OF the kind /,
and will sign an agreement TO that effect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

Eugene Loper, the human engine of
McMinnville, walked or lun from that
city.to Independence, distance of 20
miles in hours and IL minutes, when
his feet gave out. He had intended to
continue the walk to Corvallis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

TAKE NorIcE.- Nightwatch McClain
tells the DEMOCRAT that he will enforce
the bicycle ordinance requiring lights
after dark without regard to person.
Riders will therefore take warning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

REPUBLIC OR EMPIRE?-The new book
by W. J. Bryan, Andrew Carnegie, Ex-
vice president Stevenson, Prof. David
Starr Jordan, Senators Hoar, Vest, Dam
iels, Mason, Tillmann, Bacon, Il. U.
johnson, Chas. A. Towne, and others OF
our brightest statesmen ofall parties, is
now before the people Of Albany. Every
one should avail himself of this oppor-
tunity to secure this best and most re-
markable OF all books.
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President Lee.

The oIeeonian today publishes a pie
lurc OF President Lee. Of Albany College
and the following comment:
ALHASY, Or. June 20.--WAllaco Howe
Lee, who has bea reelected president
OF ALBANY College. has been president oi
tho college sine 1905. tie was born In
New York city In 1881. Ills early llis
was spent 10 New England lie was
educated at Williams college, and was
graduated In the class OF 81 After grad.
ualion lac engaged in hlgh-schoo' work
In Connecticut for three years. Ia 1850
be came TO Albany AMI assumed the du-
tee OF professor oi Rurisnt AMI modern
languages In Albany college. which work
he faithfully and enerxoticAlly perform.
cd until the fall OF lB9S, when he wee
elected president Of lhs college. Under
his management and through his unlir-
log Efforts the college has grown In
strength and has bern enlarged 10 every
department,
The burned bridge near Leland has
been repaired and trains will now run
through regularly.
First class cabinet photos Aristo finish,
for tbs next 10 days, only 100 dozen al
Mias Long's.
Senator Mcbride 10 securing for Orc.
gon TOUR Spanish cannon Tor the Oregon
monument.
The Albany Brewery yesterday chip.
ped leu tons OF beer 10 points south for
the coming 4Ih oi July business.
On the End, 3Td and ith in the morn
ing tho fare from Albany to all points ia
the valley on the s. +. will DO one fare
for the round trip.
The special fremen's election was In
progress this afternoon with ben Clelan
Az the only candidate in the field and
sure ot an election.
Arrangements hHve been made for a
ace next Friday afternoon ut the fair
grounds Ia this city between the trotters
OF T.. X. Case and +. A. Shiiiler, for 400
which has been put up.
Judge Barton informs the DRNocRAr
privately with the request not 10 inform
any one that he has the best span OF
roadsteTs In the county. Albany to Oak
vile in forty minutes Is Just Jog, and
the bicyclists have 10 get out OF the way.
Roseburg will have big celebration
spending YlSUU IN making tho eagle
scream. As the Albany band will fur
uish the music We are particularly inter-
eated in the manner In which the eagle
will scream there. The boya in white
will do their share we'll Ia making the
celebration q success.
Rev. Charles Edward Locke Is going
up fast in the annals oI the NJ. T..
church. After going TO San Francisco
from Portland he made n great hit, the
church not being large enough 10 hold
the immense audiences that came to hear
him, and the night meetings have had to
be held in the Metropolitan temple.
Now he has accepted call 10 the FIRST
church OF Buffalo, n. Y. one Of the Dig
churches OF the east.
Mr.. Waest IN, OF Harrisburg, left n
coyote scalp with the county clerk this
afternoon The animal Was killed u
couple OF months ago. After being run
by the dops for fifteen miies Mr.. Was.
som chased IL @own on no. setback, run
ming on IL and killing 1t with club.
The coyote had killed eheep and fowls
for four or 6ve years and was an old teT-
For.
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ALBANY'S SAW MILL.

Pursuant to the call OF the mayor the
mill macs meeting was hela at the coun,
Gil chambers this forenoon at 8 O'Clock
with q good attendance cf business men,
among the num- Der being 4 Young, w
II Goltra, h Bryant, 7 A Goodwin, L w
Langdon, J X Weathertord, Charles
Pfeiffer, VIM Vance, W W Rowell and S
A Dawson, with Mayor Burknart in the
ehair.
Little was developed that was new.
ne principal business was the instruct
spH of the subscription committee to
eet with Mr.. Curtis who will return
rom trip TO Nolthern California, in a
DAY or two, and prepare subecript
ion paper that shall cover the prcposi.
ton OF the comp" ny providing Tor $780,
900 plant with a capacity OF at least l50,-
600 feet in ten hours and employing 400
TO 200 men. 1t will probably be made
so as to be payable when the mill is in
operation, and there will be provision
against company store. The paper to
be circulated at once.
As matter of fact Mr.. WeAfheriord
states thar the mill will have a capacity
OF about $50, 900 feet in ten hours, and
the company will be willing to guarantee
in double the sum OF the subsidy that
they will carry out the provisions OF the
contract. They have already speut 500
600 for timber land and mean business,
regardless OF reports tnat come from
some nsighboring cities.
This Is the best proposition Albany
ever had ana It shonld be pushed a!org. A.,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

1t has come, the time for getting re-
frigerator and ice cream freezer. The
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co., have some
of the best.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

Is THE FOLD AGAIS.--Col. ]. B. Eddy
was in the city Wednesday, taking in
the sights and enjoying himself, making
his headquarters at Transcript office,
where he was welcome. J. B. is an old
newspaper man, who has been "out OF
the iold' for some time but is about to
get back again, having purchased the
Forest Grove Timss and will take pos
session this week. He will be heartily
welcome.-Transcript.
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Why Not Buy Shoes

At the Boston Shoe Company's store
acie.' Fine Kid Sho es for $l.25.Nex
evere House.
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The Picnic. - Remember that the
uIon picnic party will leave the G q E
wharf tomorrow morning at 8 80 o'clock.
All going should secure their tickets be-
fore hand. The Albany band will be at
the wharf to play and enough will prob
ably 20 to furnish music for the occasion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

Boys School Shes, 81, worth 81, at the
Boston Shoe Company, next TO Revere.
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0akville.

The cemetery association met last
Tuesday afternoon and elected three di-
rectors, a president and secretary. The
officers elected are: President, w II.
Millhollen; secretary, J. c. Brown: di-
rectors, NJ. Acheson, A. j. Blevins and
Fl. NJ. Stone.
panoramic exhibition at tie school.
house was not we'll attended although il
was first class, The lecture Conquest
of Manila" was illustrated by so life like
yiews on canvas by the aid OF a stereop-
ticon.
Judge Barton was a visitor here last
week. He Was looking after the new
bridge.
Smith is taking vacation now and lie
busily engaged cultivating his garden,
Nay cutting will be in full blast by the
4th.
Mr.. Finch, OF Albany, was visitor
here last Wednesday.
LITTLE RosE BUE.
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Miss Abbie Wright, OF the Portland
schools, is in the city. II you want TO
please Miss Wright save your Telegram
coupon on the popular teachers vote for
a piano and leave it at the DEMOCRAT Of
fee. In case Mrs. Watson succeeds the
piano will be presented to the Atkinson
school, in which Miss Wright is a teach