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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-11

ritanismus". llnb bodp nennt man ilns
,Hefrdctatre" unb nunrubeitifter".
Soldnge inbes bas Re9t auf I'm Ierer
,Seite lit, t6nnen mir uns rubig 70
i4impfen lafien.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
OAK Greek Literary Society.

The society met Sat. evening March
4, and was called to order by Pres. Nc
Elmurry. A very large audience was
p resent. The question as given in my
Ia ct communication was very forcibly
di scussed by the Jr. members of the So
ciety before three competent judges,
W hose decision was unanimous in favor
of the negative.
The literary part OF the program was
rendered in way that at times, brought
rapturous applause. The society will
meet as usual Saturday evening March
IL, 1899. There will be no debate at
that time, owing to the fact that a spec
ial session of the circuit court for the
state of Linn and county of Oak..Creek K
will convene at that time for the pur-
pose of trying one Johnny Booze" on
the charge Of the larceny of eleven chick
ems from the roost of Mr.. Holloway.
Judge w. S. Thompson will be on the
bench. The state will be represented by
the prosecuting attorney Hon. E. d.
Williams assisted by Ex-Judge HI. W.
MeElmurry. The prisoner viii be de-
Tended by the very learned counsel, Hon
II. M. Perry, and D.. s. Smith.
The literary program, subject Il
changes, will be as follows:
Music to be supplied.
Recitation Amos WickiZer.
Recitation-James Thompson.
Recitation-Pearl Walker.
Recitation-Mrs. w. S. Thompson.
Music-E. D. Williams.
Dialogue-Louie Churchill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
The Monroe Colony.

DIR. McInturff, of Spokane, and Rev
Wallace, of Junction, at the head OF the
big colony being established at Monroe
Benton county, are in the city In the in
terest of the colony or federation ol
Christian Scientists. They have already
made such start that it may be known
that business is meant, having purchas-
ed 5000 acres of land, including most OF
Monroe with its business housas, and
intend to add several more thousand
acres in the vicinity. The colony Will
be built mp from all over the United
States and it is expected to have popu-
lation there of several thousand. To
belong one must pass the required ex-
animation physically and must be right
morally though no religious test is ex-
acted.
The sale of liquor will not be allowed,
nor the use of tobacco, though those al
ready addicted to the habit may use IL IN
private. Enough have already gone IN 4.
to the matter to indicate the success OF
the enterprise.
This afternoon articles were being
drawn in this city for the Incorporation
of the colony under the name OF the ted,
Grafton No. / of the Peoples United
church. Under it the company viii De
authorised among other things to build .
railroad between Corvallis and Eugenes
Among those interested are Q. .. hogue
of this city, Wallis Nash OF Benton coun-
ty and James Steel of Portland. s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10

Messrs Ralph Junkin, Cleo Juukins
and Andy Shearei left for Eastern Ore.
gon last Friday. The game Law has
ruined them They have sold their
dogs and guns and nor the China pheas.
Ant and snipe veil DAY and night. We
gish them success.
raTmegs are preparing 10 sow their
spring grain. The prospect for Q crop
OF winter wheat is goal although there
wss not much soWed.
The prospect for q lair crop OF fruit is
good especially prunes aud plnms.
The rain Of last week made q big raise
In muddy.
II don't blame Smith, do yon.' was
sn expression ne heard one night last
weeE- We failed 10 bear the reply bot
we agree with the FIRST speaker As We
have no occasion 10 blame smith,
The annasl school meeting at this
place resulted in the election Of ] II.
Psttison Director, and J. W. Barton
cieTa.
Doctor wsleh vas In our town yester.
day.
LrTTlE RosK BUp.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
MARRIED.

ALKIRE-PAYNE. At the home ol
the bride in Benton County, Oregon,
about two miles north OF Albany on
March 9th, 1899, Mr.. E. G. Alkire oI
Linn county anu Miss Ora Payne oI
Benton county. DIR. NJ. c. Wire Off
ciating.
LINK-FEIST.-O Tuesday Afternoon
March z. at the residence OF q E Welll
by Rev Rufus Thorn pson, Mr. Angus
Link, OF near Albany and Miss Dora
Feist recently OF Nebra ska.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10

Two eoops Of game chickens arrived IN
albany yesterday for George McKnis hl
and W W Crawford, Of TallmGn, pres
euse from the famous Homer Davenport.
They are spur strikers.
Custei's Last Rally At the college
chapel tonight by Capt. Allison. Hsa'
ol Indian life and methods bv one who
has spent sears among them. ADMIT
sion 25 cents. All school children and
teachers only 10 cents.
The Aetna Savings and Trust Co. hAvs
been Negotiating for the business OF the
Astoria Building and Loan Association,
but have not secured the transfer and
the secretary declares that the deal will
not be made.
The Eastern Oregon and washington
iremen's tournament will be held In
Walla Walla June Is, II and Is. There
will be four contests. speed, Champion.
ship, wet test end hook and ladder, with
prizes amounting to $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
Hunting a Witness.
From tbe world Of March Q

from tue w oflu oil mhrcn q:
Martin Mahon is still ct large. De-
tectiyes from the Central Office unsuc
cessfully hunted high and low for the
missing proprietor Of the Hotel New Am
sterfam, who is wanted as the star wit
ness In the case against Mrs. Fay ne
Moore.
When court was opened yesterday IN
the criminal part OF the Supreme Court
by Justice Foreman Mrs. Moore was al
the side OF AbFaham Levy, her counsel.
She looked about the courtroom for Ma
hon. When che could not discover her
chief accuser the little woman with the
wondeful eyes smiled.
Assistan, District-Attorney Mcintyre
told the court OF the efforts that had been
made by the diatriet-attorney and the
police TO find Mahop. Nowhere, he said,
could he be found.
"For thar reason, said Mr.. Mcintyre,
Il ask that this case 60 over until TO-
morrow morning st the usual hour"
''If this man Is allowed TO cause the
postponement OF the trial." said Justice
Fureman. speaking of the absent Mahon.
'it may furnish an example which others
may think they can follow. That GER
tainly wo6ld prevent the administration
of justice. shall adjourn court from
day TO day until Mahon Is found"
A friend OF .Mahon's who came here
yesterday from Philadelphia called on
Mr.. Foster, manager OF the Hotel New
Amsterdam. He said he had seen Ma
hon in Philadelphia. Mahon assured
him he would not appear against Mrs.
Moore, as be was lick OF the entire pso.
ceedIng.
''Oh, / don't care to say auvthing,"
said lire. Moore when asked what she
thought about Mahon's absence 81
hope he will show up, because feel GER
tain shall be acquitted this time"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
Schillings
Best
tea
sold only in
Packages
OUR SCHOOLS

The annual meeting Of the voters G
district 5 was held in the Central school
building last night, with q small attend.
ance of about ten. Director Burkhsrl
presided. The only business was the
reading of the report the clerk which
was done by Mr.. Allen, placed on tile and
the meeting adjourned. The report
shows:
No. persons between 4 and 20, male,
572; female, 596; total. ll6S.
No. pupils enrolled in public schools
during the year. male, 3S2; female, 3l5;
total, 647.
Average daily attendance. 6l4.
No. teachers employed, male, ] fe-
male, l6; total, II.
No. teachers employed in private
schools, male, 8; fen.ale, Z; total, IL.
Estimated value OF school houses, in
cluding grounds, 10000.
Va.ue school In niture. 5000.
Value of apparatus, $500
Amount Insurance, $19, 500.
Salary paid male teachers, $l25.
Salary paid female teachers, 4 at $50;
l2 at $45
FINANCIAL sTATENeST.
Funds on hand March 8, '9S. & 1854 20
Received tax amount. ....... 5S03 81
Rec. from O. treasurer from
county school fund ...... 503S 81
Money received, tuition $40, en-.
tertainment IS 80 .... l6 50
Korr wed money 80. 20l8 90
Interest by F. Allen. ..... 81 6S
TUtal. ......... SIC. 6.5sS 81
DIsBuRsRMESrs.
Teachers wages. .........:.. & 1875 IS
yanitor. or....... -. 4S7 10
Purchase OF school furniture. l75 GO
Fuel and incidsntA O. .. S04 70
Cie' ks services. es.. $50 90
Repayment OF borrowed money $500 90
Paid for Insurance ...... $50 90
Int. on bonds and borrowed 1869 60
water rent -.:............ III 90
Cash on hand ... e.. ... l57 %
Toial-..-... .......... .sI4. .5SS 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
S0th Anniversary. A i.
Albany. Ore. March 4, 1899.

Albany, Ore, March 4, 1899.
EDrroR DEMocRAT:
March Sd was the 50th anniversary OF
the laws of the United States over the
Territory of Oregon.
Gen Joseph Lane, the first appointed
governor of Oregon, arrived at Oregon
City March 2, 1S49. was among the
croYd that stood. on the bank OF the
Willamette at Oregon City and saw Gov.
Lane step ashore from the bateau that
brought him up from Portland and
heard him receive the congratulations
OF his fellow citizens. He addressed the
people that evening but did not hear
his speech. The next day he issued his
proclamation thus giving Oregon one
day under President Polk.
G. H. WALKER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
The @rarurrat.
MONDAY.

Following is the docket for the cour
which will convenient Monday, Marcel
Is:
DEPARTMENT No. /. G. H. BURNETT. JUDGE
II old cases and the following new
cases:
Mary E Doris agt A H Charlton anC
w II Young, recovery money.
F A Watts agt Nv Ellison, to issue ex
ecution.
Cunningham Bros. Wooden Mill Co agt
n Waldahl, recovery money, attachment
J w Gaines agt N Bostwick, rec.
money, attachment.
Mitchell Lewis & staver Co. agt Chas
Parsons, rec. money.
Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co. agt r A
Murray ct al, rec. money.
II Bryant agt H NJ Stone, rec. money,
attachment.
Martha ISchooling agt R Cartwright,
rec. money, attachment.
G S AchiSou agt VIM ST John, rec,
money.
Margretta Peterson agt John Weiss. re-
covery money.
Washburn & Sons agt AMorris & Co,
rec. money,
VIM Fortmiiler agt w II KIum, recov-
cry money.
Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co. agt John
WickiZer, rec. money.
S NJ Daniel agt Cyrus & Pitcaford, rec.
money.
JW Gaines agt F Rucker, rec. money.
u h Davis agt B S Martin, rec. money.
b c Lehmanowsky agt II L Palmer,
rec. money, attachment.
+ Ackerman agt NJ Hofiich, rec. money
VIM Frum agt Fred W Blumberp, rec.
m oney, attachment.
M Senders ct al, agt johnson & Phil
lips, ct al, rec. money.
Pope Anderson & Co agt S r Temple
ton, rec. money, attachment.
Farmers & Merchants Ins. Co. sgt MI
Monteith, rec. money.
Us Lewis agt John and M B Graft.
DEPARTMENT NO. 2 R. p. BOISE, JUDGE
27 old cases and the following new
ones:
B H Dennis agt John Weiss ct al, to
set aside.
Mary Whitney agt F Whitney, di-
vorce.
Alex Bernstein agt Thos H McGhee,
sreclosure.
R Davis agt % r Round, foreclosure.
Halle NJ Cooper agt Edward Cooper,
d ivorce.
Ida Murrayagt ] A Murry, divorce.
Board School Land Commissioners agt
W II Young ct al, foreclosure.
Matte E Cruson agt Albert II Cruson,
d ivorce.
Board School Land Com. agt Lee Mill
er, foreclosure.
Anna NJ Houck agt Robert Crawford,
suiI for roadway.
Samuel Munkers agt B F Munkers,
+ artition.
First n Bank agt Emma Harder, ct al,
foreclosure.
Geo w McCanney agt Mary McCan-
ney, divorce.
Lowell Ames agt Mary Ames, divorce.
NV Miller agt Ida Miller, divorce.
Thos Allison agt Jos L Peasley, fore
closure.
A G Prill agt E o Hyde, injunction.
w W Howse agt Daniel Neal and Jack
Shelton, foreclosure.
Aetna Savings & Trust Co. agt Rich
ards & Phillips, foreclosure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
WEDNESDAY.
Linn County Fair Meeting.

The farmers OF Linn county and all
others interested in the proposed Linn
County Fair, will please take notice
that the next meeting fo- the purpose OF
perfecting the equalization OF euch fair
association will be held at the court
house in Albany on Friday, March II, at
o'clock D. m. at which time the reports
of the subscription committees will be
read. 1t is hoped large attendance
will be present. q. l.. RkEs,
]. r. WHITNEY, President.
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
BORN.

KENELL.-On Monday March 8, 1899,
in the coun ry to Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
KeDell, q boy: Weight 1S1s pounds.
All doing vel.
RALST0N. - On Tuesday moyning,
March Z, 1899. in Albany, to Mr.. and
Mrs Lonner Ralston, a son, making
two sons and two daughters to bless
the Rslston home.
All doing we'll.
NUTTING.-
Ring the bells with lively whirl,
Ye editors vile hes another girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Eutting on Sat
urday, March 4, 1899, at 7 40 p. M, {
daughter. All doing we'll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
The Boys.

Two Albany boys were arrested for ss.
sault, which consisted ID throwing the
bat OF one Of too boys driving horse
across the bridge upon the bank OF the
river: As only one Of the boys took the
hat on the fine wss confined to him and
the other was discharged. The case was
OF kind not generally brought into
court.
A few days ago three Albany boys got
bottle OF liquor snd goinI across the
river proceeded to drink it, one at least
getting drunk. An effort was made TO
ascertain who sold the liquor TO the boys,
but it was impossible, as they refused to
give II away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Jerry Ream has been in Eugene on
business
Herbert Condor and Maud wilkins
are TO be married in Eugene ct o'clock
tonight.
Mr. Ralph ohling went down the river
this morning on the boat on business
trip.
Lille diplomas have been granted Miss
Ina Mccullough and Miss Grace Stafford
Of this city.
G. A. Chandler, Of Portland, general
agent of the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
for the Northwest, is in the city.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Congre-
gationAi church will meet with Mrs. =.
O. Hogue tomorrow afternoon at o.
clock.
Senator Simon will arrive in Portland
next saturday II be can succeed in get
ting through the snow.
Hon. Jason Wheeler. who has been III
for Eome time, is greatly improved, and
was recently out on the streets.
Mrs l. A Kirk, Of Salem, is in the city,
| the estate OF her father the late olnsy
Fry being divided today among the
heirs.
Henry Broders, Art Holt and Dave
Burkhart went to Eugene this noon to
assist in initiating several new members
into the /. o. o.. F. encampment OF that
city.
Miss Eva Martin has secured the ser
vices OF Mise Pennington again for the
coming season. Miss Pennington is an
artist In her profession n,-McMinnville
Transcript.
DR.. Watts, who Is in the city, Is 6
candidate for receiver Of the land officC
at Oregon city, 9 position he has held il
former years, and was circulating {
petition today.
DR.. Hugh II. Thompson, formel
Oregon young man, is dangerously Il
! with scarlet fever at San Mateo, Calit
: His father ]. I. Thompson. OF Salem
passed through Albany Monday night Il
be with him.
Rev S E Meminger, pastor 4 the NJ
e. church in this city, departed on tn
: overland train, this morning, for tn
!, eastern states on q two months trip, an
Q will visit hig aged parents and forme
]. home in Pennsylvania before returning
Ashland Tidings.
Mr.. Ivan Marks has received fror
J, Manila a fine photograph of the ] troo
of the 4th U. s. cavalry, composed {
. California men. of which his brother
~ one. It is splendidly taken, showir
that the Manila photographer il up wit
the times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
VIII Be Discharged.

A Walla Wa.la man has just received
the following from Congressman
Tongue:
"The Oregon boys will be discharged
at very esrly day. think the same
le true OF the Washington volunteers
They should be discharged probably
within 80 days. A soldier coming home
with his company will be paid until his
hnaI discharge and ] understand for 90
days thereafter, and he win have full
travelling allowances. II dischareed At
Manila his par will cease and he must
travel at hie own sxpenee. The attor
ney general has rendered an opinion
that upon the exchange Of the ratifca-
tlon OF the treat~ between THE govern
ment and Spain the volunteers must he
discharged as that will end the war for
which they entitled"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
kSSIGaEES s NOTICE or FILING FINAL
ACCOUNT

Notice is hereby given that the uader-
signed has this day fed in the Creul
Court ct the State Of Oregon for Linz
Coaaty his 6nAl aceouns as assignee OF ths
estate Of T. o. Shaver. an insolvent debtor
and that said account viii be beard ans
pa, sed upon By said Court on Monday
April 3rd. 1899. in the Circuit curt rom
in the Court House in Ezid co1nty
Dated RehE8Ary ., lS9o.
q. BHYaxt
HEWITT & Sox, ASH snee.
Attosneys for Assignee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10

Four FuNERALs.-Yesterday was das
of funerals in Albany. Four were held,
probably the most in one day in the his
ory of the city, fact Of no significance
hough. There were large attendancee
ali of them, almost tie entire city be-
ing out. The funeral of Mrs. Haight was
held at 10 O'Clock at the residence of the
late Mr.. Fisher; that of Adam Settle
mier at the NJ. E. church at l O'Clock p.
m ., Rev. Wire preaching the sermon and
the remains being buried at the City
cemetery; that OF 7. L. Wallace, brought
here from California,at the Presbyterian
church at 80 o'elock, Rev. Reed preach
ing the funeral sermon, the remains be-
buried in the Masonic cemetery; that of
Mrs. Hewitt at the residence of Judge
Hewitt at 2:30 O'Clock, Rev. Polling
preaching the sermon the remains being
buried at the Masonic cemetery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
TUESDAY.
CIRCUIT COURT

New cases have been begunas follows
Am. Cannon admr sgt. John Mein-
ert, to recover money.
Thomas MOT teith sRs. Nettie Mon
teith, TO recover money.
In the complaint The plaintiff alleges
that on Ang 8, 1893 he received a check
from the Big Bend National Bank OF
Davenport, Wash, on the First Nation
al Bank oi Portland for $3.50, and at AN.
other time on account OF an insurance
policy a check for $3.50, which he In.
trusted to the defendant for keeping,
that she collected the money on the same
which upon demand she refused TO paw
to the plaintiff. judgment is asked for
$500.
John NJ. Concklin agt. J. W. and
Mala Bsli, Co recover money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-10
An Ancient Gun.

The express messenger today left at
the store OF Hopkins Bros. gan with
q red tag on it marked from Washing
ton, d. O., and label which reads: ''To
Henry Hopkins, from the Pike County.
No., volunteers. Remains OF the first
battle. In God we trusted, not on our
arms" Via Denver. The gun shows
great service. IL is On old timer. The
hammer ia raised permanently, the bay:
onet set for q zigzag charge, and the
lehoui1er strap OF telegraph wire in place
ready for instant use. After an official
inspection by the DKMocRAT it has been
placed 10 position at Hokkins Bros, for
public gaze.