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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
From the World.

From the N0tlus
Mr.. Hryan has expressed his Ccptidenc
that OHIO and Kentuckey viii be carried
by the Democrats at the approaching
alection, anl she scouts the idea that
Nebraska is in danger. Nevertheless
he purposes to make assurance doueiy
eure ia hia own state by speaking in every
county.
The Republicans have carried Ohio in
che last nine elections. Their plurality
ia 1896 was nearly 80, 900, and last year
Il WAS over 81, 1000. 1t ia the Presidents
own State, and the whole power OF the
rational Republican machine, under the
personal direction Of Chief Engineer
Hanna, ia being used in his behalf. II
would be an extraordinary thing, in
view of all these facts, If the Democrats
were 70 carryit. Aud yet under the able
and inaefatigable leadership OF John h.
Mclean the party in Ohio 10 putting up
a eight against military expansion, i'm
perialism and monopoly that has inspir-
ed Hanna with obvious fear and has en-
aeoursged the Democrats to hope for
n victory.
In Nebraska the republicans are
straining every nerve to defeat the Bryan
ticket. They are after moral effect.
and the registration in their favor gives
them encouragement, especialiyas the
fusion plurality for Governor last year
vas only 2,72l.
The effect upon political chest chess
board OF the defeat of Mckinley and Bry
M in their own ssaies would at least be
interesting
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Bishop Wattereon, Of Nebraska, wal
nee mistaken for travelingl salesmaE
/ hy commercial traveller, who met hin
q railway train,
AsDo you represent big house2 :"
asked the traveller Of the bishop,
.'Biggest on earth, replied the bish-
ap.
.what is the name Of the firm? 7"
ssT4ord and Church."
"Huml Lord and Church. Never
heard Of il. Got branch houses any
where?"
"Branch houses all over the world"
-Thaes queer. Never heard of 'em.
lie IL boots and shoesf"
mo"
Goa. dry goods, | suppose Z"
s'Yes, they call my sermons that some-
lines. ."--Christian Endeavor World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

sKALep BDs will be received by tho
uhdersigned until Thursday, November
90th, 1860 aud then opened by tho Exec"
utlve committee, for codplng, feeding
aud caring for the poultry, otc., and
cleaning the show room At the annual
exhibition OF the Oregon state Poultry
Assn, to DO held at Albany. Orc, jan
uary $50, lfOl.
Full particulars and blank proposals
may DO obtained by addreaslng the sec
retary. -
4. FENwIcH,
Portland. Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Ex-Governor Thompson, OF S. c., who
ehas lust returned from Europe. said q
ssatiye approached him in village OF
6witxerland, who said to him: :"Excuse
me, SIR, but will you crafty my curiosity
Hy telling me waal it was that the Gov
mrnor of N. G. said to tha Governor OF
q. C7n Asked what ply he made,
Gov Thompaon said. why. simply re-
ueated the historic remark, and gave .
n practical demonstration Of what tol-
lowed it, but it beats NE how the fellow
aver heard the story Of the two goverc-
ors :"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
From the Cincinnati Euquirer i.


For the frat time in the nineteen tn
century, says the N. Y. World, alluding
to the conflict between the Beers and
British, two civilized nations are at war
without any attempt by q disinterested
people TO avert it.
Naturally the peoples OF q civilized
world look to the government OF the U:
s. as mediator. Uurs is the great re-
public oi all time. We have . natural
right TO speak up for the South African
Republic: and it is our d1ty TO at least
advise against war between that gov
ernment and Great Britain. TINS duty
10 emphasized by the conclusions Of the
Peace congress at rhe Hague. TO which
our country and England were parties
Unless the agreement made there was Q
great international farce our right OF in
tervention ia clearly established in in.
national law, as it is uDquestionablJ
warranted on the general ground Of the
promotion of public morals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undorslgned aa admInlstFatsF OF
tho estate oG Harriet Fuller, deceased, has
ilea his tInul account Ia saId ealato matter
with the County Clerk oi Linn county.
Oregon, and the eounly court has tlAsts
Monday, the 4lh day Of December, 1900,
Al the hour Of One o'clock p m OF said day
Ter hearing said account sud the hnAl act
dement, OF said estate. Any aud all per-
aonn having objections 70 lhe same are
hereby notified 10 bc pfeae I at said tune
aud make tbs same a
Dated thia 9th day Of Get leas.
SMAy,
Administrator.
wRArmKEvoRD 4 WYArr,
Atty's for Adm'F
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Mt Office Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned, adminislra'rlx Of
the estate Of Andrew RAluton, deceased,
has iiled With the clerk OF tho county court
Of linn county, Oregon, her tiaal eceoun,
in said estate and tho court has liked Mon
day, Dec. 1, at p III. to hear objection.
10 said account aud for tho settlemeas OF
laid estate.
NJ j, RAtsToN.
+. |. Wu,rxKY, Administrative.
Attorney tor AdmInia,ratrix,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Vistnrinna Rnera.

LONDON, Dot. sl.--A Dispatch from
General White, commanding tho Brltish
forces at Ladysmsth, reports That the
Royal Irish ftaslllura, a mounted battery
and tho GloucastorshIrc regiment woro
surrounded In the hills by the Doors and
that, after losing heavily, they were OBJ"
llged TO oapitulAte.
The Boess sufEorod severely during the
engagement, some persons estimating
their loes at 700 10 1000 killed and
wounded.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Honolulu.

The DkMt Graf has Deen kuoW" Se
letter from Harry Beard, Of Tangent on
his way 10 Manila as regular, aho
mailed from Honolulu, From y We
condense the following:
Tuesday, October 8; Left Vancouver
for Portland ON the Telephone, arriving
in Portland 8 ;45 aud boarding the h'o AZ
.Sp. m.
W. dntsday, October a; Had res'-
mental parade. Met some old TRENDS
Left dock at dusk.
Thursday, OCT. s, aud later; Down
stream, struck the bar, which was very
rough, and fed the tlshee. Out on the
ocean, sick considerably during succeed
ing days. Concert by the band on board
Four towaways found on board in the
coal bunkers. On OF the features on the
trip was the sea water bath ~ follows:
Every one goes on deck at $3.50 10 the
morning, where he stands while achina-
man with hose, turns che water on
him as it is pumped directly out OF the
ocean. Saw several flying 6sh. Just
one week after Oregon disappeared land
was discovered, Leper's island. We
steered along the coast q little ways'
passed q volcano and light house lust
at dusk. There 10 not sign oil veseta-
tlon on the northern shore, and alter
wards at 80 Of the 18th reach ed Homo
lulu bay and at s o'clock were in Homo
zulu, but no one was allowed ON shore'
The City OF Para also arrived In the
morning Of the 18th with tho 10Th on
board. Went ashore at 8 q. m. aud did
not come back until S p. IN. Took in
the whole town, must have walked III
teen miles. not even stopping to eat din
ner. sampled most Of the different
varisties Of fruit. eating bananas, grapes
and figs until they didn't taste good
Bananas are ten cents.
The island is very pretty one. Some
OF the residences are the prettisst ever
saw. The houses are not generally very
large, dut the lawns with their tropical
plants and trees are more beautiful than
you can imagine aud the flowers are
grand. The immense trees are covered
with blossoms OF all colors.
Honolulu is quite city. The popula.
/ ion all nationah-
ties. There are so many lrees that the
whole thing looks like forest and city
combined. was at the palace CT the
queen Lii, very beautiful and the
grounds are fine. It lie nov used as U.
s. government: building. While taking
q walk In the country an American who
has lived here several years came along
and took me in his carriage and showed |
me the sights. We went to a banquet |
given by an American laay. She gave
ne a wine that she made out OF a nut,
and gave each Of ne sack 90 We could |
make some ourselves. Heard the ia
nous Honolulu band, Queen LiPs. They |
are fine
The harbor 10 immense. Portland 10
40 where. There are hundreds OF chips
here, Of all descriptions and ell nations.
1ne came in this morning from Australia
Ind two more transports with roldiers.
q. s. postage doesn't go here, have to
use Honolulu stamps. A Pacific mail
steamer that just arrived 10 monster.
Mail leaves for Frisco tomorrow morn
ing morning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
ln y FRAN.

LONDON, Oct. al.--From tho acant ad.
vleea received up to Il Z. NJ, II seems
tolerably certain tho disaster 10 General
Whites forcoa was simple repetition OF
tho battle OF Majuba bill, though on a
larger scale. The two regiments were
allowed to march into trap sot for them
by the Beers. II Ia simply n case Of the
Boer spider and the guilelesa British NY.
In fact. tho whole engagements OF Mon-
day seoms to have boen brought on by
Comnandant- General Joubert.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

After the battle OF Manila, when the
Olympia was in Manila harbor, a pow
der boy lost his coat overheard, and ask
ed permission to go over after 1t. He
was ordered to remain ON shipboard, but
disobeyed, and slipping around TO the
other side of the vessel. dropped into the
bay and swan around and finally recov-
cred his coat. He was hauled on board
and placed under arrest for disobedi-
ence OF orders and was finally brought
before the admiral. Dewey questioned
him abruptly, and tears came TO the
boys eyes. He reached into the pocket
of the dripping coat and took out a wo-
mans picture. "It's my mother" he
said. "The only picture I've got" "My
boy" said Dewey, after moment OF si'
lence, "a lad who would risk his life to
recover his mothers picture will not be
punished by me. You ought not to have
disobeyed the order, but congratulate
you on having done it -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
EnGland's War.

LONDON, Oct. 80 The position at sLa.
dysmith, without being alarming, is sui.
ficiently dangerous TO excite anxiety.
Evidently the Beers are trying 70 repeat
their Dundee tactics. Roughly Iestima-
ted, they have 1900 men against IL, 600
British. Geucr,l Sir George Stewart
White has the LITTER artillery, but bis ia
OF lesser range. The delay in :the Boer
attack is reported to be due to the nom
arrival OF Commandant.General Jouberts
column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Jellries ard Sharkey are TO have their
great fight next Friday night, 1t might
be hoped that beth oil the wind bag'
would be- knocked ous for good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Solid satisfaction given away whi
every purchase at win X stark q, deal
ora In good wares, silver, gold, glass and
AfaneN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Don't be hoodlume tonighs hoys, just
BECAUSE il is Halloween. Destroy no
mans property and don't take itso far
away that he cannot find ii.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Mos. men think they have done pretty
well to get married once. Peter West
OF Penuleton, has been married twelve
times and bad ten different wives, being
married over again twice IN order to
keep in practice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
M,sat.

We are showing for tow days what
We can do In the matter OF weather when
we ny ard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
"A iscnellelOn IlOId'up.

pgsnLEroN, Oct. 81 "A bold highway
man performed within the limits OF the
city ol Pendcton at 7 o'clock Ibis even
Ing, rohblag ihrcc men and u woman
aud having three riga rounded up IN tho
street ut onv time. Tho affair happened
IN tho west oud of town near the eeme.
tory
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Yonng Advancing.

MANILA, Oct. 80, $3.50 A. M.--Genera
Young. with the infantry, 10 advancing
upon Cabanatuan under difficulties. The
country is furr9wed with vers and deep
ravines, the bridges over which were de-
s,royed; the mud 10 3 iesp, rations are
short aud the transportation Of supplies
has been delayed by low water, and the
poor condition OF the roads. There are
sufficient stores, however, TO keep the
brigade. The insurgents Tor long time
have lived off the country, impoyerishing
10.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
They Rev.l e..

MANILA, Oct. 80. $3.50 1. =. Three
companies OF Colonel Bells req. ut had
two encounters with the insurgv..,s a"ar
La Bam, and scattered them. the -
surgents let four officers and eight msn
on the field, and the Americans captured
several guns. On the American side one
man Was killed ana two officers and elk
men wounded.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

WAsutEaroH, Oct. 3l.--Flrat Licuten-
ant John Il. Wholley, Of tho Twenty
fourth infantry, who rendered excellent
service In tho Philippines, as colonel
commandiue the FIrat Washington vol.
nntoor Infantry, has been appointed mn-
ior ol tho Forty first volunteer infantry
ana ordered 10 Join That regiment for
service Ia tho Philippines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

The Chinese mandarin doctor OF Port
and who has been in town several days
went to Albany today, probably to the
great relief Of metropolitan sanitary in
terests up there. His hiahAess wears
the skull cap of his profession with 4
wire hook throu h the top Of it and trav-
els with two servants. He has sacred
bone relic which rubbed the right way 10
a sure cure for rheumatism. At least
that is what some OF his patients say,
and they are not all Mongolians either.
Salem Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Another Fool Hunter.

GLENDALE, Oct. ZJ.--Anotner case Ct
man being mistaken for bear occurred
about five miles east Of here yesterday.
The result is that Gilbert Gilbertson, a
Swede, is crippled for life by shot from
44.caliber winchester in the hands OF
Chris Hagan. ia 17-year-old boy with
whom he was out hunting. The Two had
separated and agreed TO meet at q certain
point. Gilbertson reached the place Brst
and sat down to wait. Hagan coming
up, mistook him for bear and fired at
short range, the ball taking effect square.
ly In the left shou'd der and badly Phatter'
ing it.
Protec. q His Friend.
PExDLEToN, Oct. 29.--The jury in the
Tim Townsend murder case returned q
verdict today OF not guilty. They had
been out "a hours. Although 1t was ad'
mitted that Townsend killed William
Hale shooting him with winchester ri'
fle, the verdict Of acquittal was apparent
\ 10 based upon the claim made by the de-
| fensc that Hale was on the spolnt OF kill
ing Tom Tuttle, Townsend's friend.
A Cuban Cyclone.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oct. 29.--After five
days OF continuous rain storms, terrific
hurricane from the southeast swept ovel
/ Santiago today, causing much destruct,
ion. Twelve houses were wrecked and
others were badly damaged.
The unprt cedented rainfall continues
Eastern Style.
NORTH SALEM, Ind, Oct. pa des
perate street fight between members OF {
Tennessee colony recently located here
and citzeps OF North Salem, today, re
suited in the instant death OF one man
and the fatal wounding ofsanother, ant
minor injuries for many others.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

The Eugene Guard gays With much
feeling:
1t isthe unexpected that often hap
pens. That Henry ]. Day should have
proved faithless to the trust repcsed in
him 10 az il the writer had been struck
q cruel blow in the face by a trusted
friend. We have known him intimately
for many years-socially, politically, fra
ternally, in business relations-and can
say that in all these years, we never
knew Of his doing dishonorable act, OF
even making dishonorable suggestion,
Yet the proofs are plain that he is de"
faulter, q fugitive from justice. That he
has robbed lis hest friend. the man who
gave him profitable employment, and
trusted him implicitly-Sheriff Withers.
1t passes our comprehension how such
an outcome has been brought about to
heretofore honorable life.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
Late News In short form.
ApaeIas Coast tru /


SAN FRANoisoo, Oct. LIT IL stated
that the organization Of the Pacific Coast
Biscuit Company IL an assured TACT. me
syndicate Il capitalized for ", ,00O, 900 ana
white the plans are not entirely perfect
cd, II is rumored that the issue will DO
81, SOC, 900 In preferred 7 per cent and
$2, ,60O, 900 common stock, with probably
4 bond issue OF 81 $50 600 at per cent.
A Small Matter.
MADRID, Oct. Sl.--A sensation waa
caused in the senate today by the decla'
ration OF Count d Almenas, that, owing
TO the ignorance OF tho Spanish Amori-
can peace treaty commissioners, three is'
landa OF the Philippine group, the two
Batanes and Oalayan island, north a
l4uxon, were not included IN tho scope OF
the treaty.
A Big Battle
LApYsMlru, Oct. so, II 80 A. M.-~tir"
ing commenced at D A. Nj. this morntng,
the Boats shclling Iadysmith with DO
Founders. After seven shots the British
gunners succeeded in sIlencing tho Boor
force
Some shells were thrown into the
town from the enomy's l0-pounders, at
range OF over 5000 yards, but no dam
age was done. Tie engagement lasted
several hours, aud resulted, on onr side,
in casualties estimated at from SO TO
100.
Our shells failed to dislodRe the Beers,
and az our infantry moved forward In
extended order they came under q heavy
and well-directed ride fire, the effect oi
which was soon apparent.
The battle had then lasted four hturs,
during which the artillery ilEc on both
sides had been almost incessant.
Throughout tho engagement the Beers
held their ground with courage and to-
nacity, and, considering / 10 intensity OF
our art llery tirv, he must have suffered
severely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Among the Salem eleven who played
Saturday, the best men in the team were
five men with credentials who had been
entered in the law department simply
that they might play on the team three
OF them being Mr.. Savage, q Salem
drayman, and Drs. Jessup and Ohlinger
tEo Salem dentists, old and expert
players. This 10 dishonorable method
OF filling up a team which reputable
college like Willamette should not
countenance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Our War.

KANSAS CrrY, Oct. 3l.--A dispatch "a
the Times from a staff correspondent
travelling eastward with the Twentieth
Kansas regiment states that large num-
Der OF the pvivates OF the regiment have
revoted against their former superior
officers, and registered an emphatic de-
claration OF independence and equality.
The revolt came ut Barstow, Cal,
where the regiment arrived for breakfast
at 10 o'clock in the morning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

In digging down at the Young corner
today to put some pipes in for drainage
system there MIR. II. G, Hardness and
his men passed several cross walks show
ing that amount OF filling that has been
done, the street being four or ive feet
higher than originally. When down
about four feet rib was found, which
Mr.. Martin Payne, one Of our Oldest and
beat informed citizens. says was from
one Of our earlier councilmen, and near
by were some oyster shells, the relic OF a
pioneer day feast.
After over years fighting in LuEoS
the United States has succeeded in get.
ting actual possession OF III square
miles out OF 1900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Among those who: saw the football
game last Saturday was Mr.. Rosecrans,
q former quarterback OF 0berlin college.
He saw the funny side OF things at once,
and was greatly amused at seeing bald
headed football player, chrysanthemums
being the proper thing and an Albany
player with his head ablaze with the
colors OF the other team. These he turn.
cd 20 good effect in the evening ut his
chalk talk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

NEw YoRK Oct 30--yice President H0
bart. who has been i'll for weeks at hi,
home In Paterson, n. j., suffered re-
lapse this morning. he had d success
sion cf choking spells, resulting from IN
i'm perfect action Of the heart, an old al
Fiction complicated with inflammation o
the stomach.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Dewey Again.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-Admiral Dewey
announced to some OF his more intimate
friends tonight the fact OF his engage
ment 10 Mrs w. u. Hazcn Of this city
Mrs. Haxen is the widow Of Gen. Hazen
formerly chief signal offices OF the army,
who died about ten years ago, and IN 4
sister.of John Mclean democratic caudi-
date for governor Of EOhio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

A big shoe house in the east that is
giving some big prizes for the best stor-
les that shall show the merits OF their
shoes wants the OgMocRAT to mention
the fact in the interest OF the public.
There Ia colossal cheek for you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-27

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIoNs.-Trinit
y. E. Church was filed las. night with
parents aud friends of the Sunday
school scholars, the occasion being the
Christmas celebration. Presents were
sgarded to each scholar according to
BIZ CT her attendance and general con-
iI.'. The scholars Of the Methodist
Po,estant Sunday school also held their
Christmas celebration last night, and at
@a Trinity ard NJ. P. Churches inter
ealg programmes OF recitation and
sony we're rendered.
.,osieht the children of the Second
Pr--ogteriau Church will have their
G. %r.;iOn.
The celebration of the primary SUIT
iy ebool Of the NJ. E. Courch South
gi heid on Friday AFTERNOON at 3
ocacI and will consist of recitation,
Instrumental and vocal selections by the
ltl- 'olks and the distribution of pres
e1ls 10 tie scholars. and will no doubt
Oe very interesting as we'll as entertain
iOg. The entertainment for the main
scl0al will be held 90 New Years eveu-
iOg 80 o'clock. Tnis celebration will
De ii rent in character, from that pre-
y,ou-Iy held in that the scholars will be
Ia donors instead of the recipients of
pre,-u 3. They will bring an Offering
Of money 10 be used in the purchase of
anew lbrary case for the school. The
eats alnment will be interspersed with
singing by the school, duets, solos, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-27

FAMILY REUNION Among all the
reunions that took place iI Alexandria
en- Christmas Day. rone was more de-
liSh;ful than the family gathering at
tue suburban residence of Mr.. Walter
Roberts on Duke street extended. Mrs.
Margaret A. Harmon, just now CON-
pl4,iug her eightieth year, was SUI
rounded by almost her entire family,
six daughters, five sons-ir-aw aud
twenty wo grand C ildyen (two only
being aoseD TIE OCCASION will be
long remembered and will be otherwise
indelibly impressed. as the entire group
was photographed at the close of the
days festivities.