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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
In the Pen for Life.

Henry Browa. received June lsSs.
Lake county.
II. ~. Bailey, Sept. 5. Is92. Malheur.
J. a. BAILEY. sept. 5. is92. Malheur.
M beckmAu. March 20, 1875, Doug
lac.
Nm. Barre, October >. isasl. Grant
r. X. Carver, December L., isa2 q nion.
John campo. Sept 25. 1884, Class0p.
John Campbell. O1t- - 1885. Cr,ok.
{. {: Cunningham, February !, 1899.
Nm. Fay. May 20. 1895, Grant.
Lee Git. Dec- l2. 1855. Wasoo.
Wong Tee, Oct. -. lS9S, Union.
ConrilAnd Green. Nov. 10, IsaS, lane.
W. u Henderson. May 5. Iss3. CiAck-
amas.
Mrs. Emma &. Hanna, NOV. 80. 1895.
Linn.
Martin Hill. Dec. l.. .lsa5. rape (. Baker.
Frank Ingram, March -, lsa2. Linn.
JOS Kelley lBunco]. Feb. u. 1895,
Theo c. Luebeke. March q, 1896,
Muiinomah.
George Money. June -, 1895. SiaI,ao-
John McNahan. May -. lss-. Grant,
!. NJ pslseFnas, ApTIl -. 1873. DouE-
J. y. Russell. Oct. 81. 1897. Co.'S.
Frank l.. Smsih May ~. is,s9. Jackson.
A. X. sioGgh.on. April Is, lsa2. Ca.
umhia.
Chas. slagel, Sept. I. lses. Josephine.
AionEo swartE, June -. Isa5. Marion.
J. Il. Todd, Nov. Is, lSSs, mail robaeF
United States court
George Upton, May i5, 1875. Columbia.
H.Wlnizengerode. April !. 1881, WASH
James Weaver, Nos. Is, lsaS. Harnev.
All being for murder except where
stated.
Mairon's Cont s; by the laIies of the
W. L. T L in their hall Eridav evening
nns g. Recitaiions, Determinations, MuA-
ic.
The DEMOCRAT man this morning found
pocket book containing i've cents. The
owner, one Of the public school teachers
can have it by calling at the Office. No
charges
The Brownsville Times sAys that there
are I'VE or six boys q, that place lha,
should be seht TO tie reform school at
once. aud tha; public whipping post
should BE- established Ia that cify ia Of
der 10 copiroi the boodlnm element.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
THURSDAY
0akyille.

The closing exercises Of the school last
Friday were attended by large crowd.
We attended the dinner and as usual
we found an abundance OF good things
in the way of estabIes AMI we took our
share. After dinner bicycle races on
the "plazza" were INDUCED in by the
many whee.men present and right here
we can safely say We have the best and
handsomsst lady riders in the state.
We were surprised at the rumber of
people who went to Albany on sabbath
to see and take part III the festivities.
Remember the Sabbath day 10 keep it
holy" is the law of God and mans law
should eccord thereto il We would be a
prosperous nation.
We accepted nice bouquet OF snow
balls and peonies the gilt OF Miss Alpha
Dill Y.
While riding bicycle last Friday
afternoon Miss Carrie Shearet lost a gold
rihg The ring was given TO her mother
in ireland about 24 yeai sago. MISS Car
Fie would be very thankful for the return
of the old keepsake as it was her mother $
wedding ring.
We accepted an invitation to a musical
entertainment at the home OF Miss Elsie
Dilley. We found Miss Elsie and Miss
Lillian Hamill playing on the new organ
Of the former. Misses Alpha Dilley and
and Lillian Hamill accompanied by Mi {
Elsie at the organ rang and played four
nice selections as follows, christina Le-
row." "Je,sie James, 1.-The D'nnkards
Onis Child" and ''The Old Church Bell"
Many thanks ladies.
One OF the old buildings OF this part OF
the country is the ''old school house,
although it has gone through some trans
formations it still stands. This old
house has some precious memories for
here some of our most talented youn.
men and aides took their first sieps on the
ladder OF fame In this ancient hall "
K Blain The who puts the prices DOWN
first welded the. rod and taught III
young ideas how to shoot. This ancient
land mark is owned by Judge Barton
and is occupied by Oscar Dilley and is
situated at the east end OF the new
covered bridge on Muddy and is ad-
mired by everybody I've mean the
house."
TrTTtr RosE BUH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
List of Patents.

Granted to Northwest inventors thil
week. Reported by C A. Snow & Co.,
Patent Attorneys. Washington, d. c.:
Il earns, Portland Greg Magazine
camera J KEEPER. Everett. Wash,
Or. .Tonsting furnace. T f Kellogg
Walla Walia, wash, Veaicle-wbeel.
For copy OF any of the above patents
send 10 cents in postage siamps with
date OF this paper to @. A. Snow i. Co
Washington, d. c.
henry Ackerman, prominent real
| rstate and insurance man OF Portland
died yesterday.
beginning June Is the Church OF the
Living God viii bold camp meeting At
this city at one Of the groves in the sup
urbI.
The excursion up the river Sunday on
the boat 10 Albany was well pAtronized,
some 100 persons going from this city
Those in attendance report an immense
crowd, and Gght on every corner
Independence Enterprise
Mr. WIN Peacock brought a snow ball
over TO Conrad Meyer today in order to
shoE him that he can't raiee snow bale
eonTared with Benton county. The
snowbail is 2It% inches IN circumference.
Can any one beat it.
The rainfall at Astoria since septem-
Der has been sl.3tiaches. approximate-
ly double that o. AlGary, and ret there
are plenty of people here who kick at
tue amount OF rain we haze had.
Mr.. J. d. Cree, OF Millers, wAs in tie
city to-day and stated that he would run
an indepependent wood cav in the city
thie snmL-er. beginning as soon IS the
business iustifies and placing the charges
low.
The libel suit begun at Corvallis hy
fHrser Cummings against Editor Swop.
oI the Mercury. il is said will be settled
ny s"ope reiracting, the proper way. A
meas aper that has made mistake
sion d always be willing TO correct il
John Doe and Richard Roe, the hobos
arrested yesterday noon by acting Mar
siiai Jones, were taken before Recorder
Henton this forenoon and fined two and
ioaf days respectively in the city jail.
Williams Brothers have sold their sa-
io0n TO Cosiirs 4 MeAl2hin, recently
irota Michigan, who ~iil lake possession
coon. The invoicing for the sale was be-
gun last Saturday before the Fecert IN
tottunAie shooting affair. The OExocRAT
u informed thar they will retire from the
business.
IEo horses belonging to Tip Mgxaeld
disappeared from his p4sturs come tao
weeks sgo and we're no, heard Of nm
iAs: Monday, when word was received
that they had oeen sold ia the Alaanv
pound. u is strange bow these horses
sot out OF their good pasture into the
Albany Pound.-Iu1ePeBder ce Enter
prise.
On Saturday OF next week there will
tie an excursion from Corvallis 10 The
neld Cay exercises at Salem. a special
train leaving Corvallis =, a. rn., and te-
turning leave Salem az 20 p. N. The
round trio fare Eill fe 81. - from Cor
wallis and 81 from Albany. A numter
VIII attend from tile city
Ron ASn 6rS Cara MErgIxo The
regular mon,h.y meeting Of the Liun
eoGntv Rod and Gun Club will be fseld
20 size council Chsmhsrs tonight at 7.20I
sharp. Al members requested TO be
present as there j. business OF import
Hnee- STCNE. Pres.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09

TIM FImT:-Mt wiliism Peccock az.
cordirg 10 custom brought ilie tirst home
straw berries raised on his fine gardens
hrrnss the river to The DgMocEAT
office last evening. A-d there was
feast At the MAn about Towns house
on small scale. Il is great change
10 eat Albany strawberries after tie
tasielsss herrIes that ar shippea here
from California The crop promises TO
he good one particularly il the sun
shall come ont during .he summer, and
there will he nnne better than those that
come from the Peacocs gardens
7. y. Gilbert returned from Portland
this noon.
The Modern Travellers " III meet a, the
residence OF DIR. Erskine Saturday al so
p. NJ.
]. Purdee, OF Grams Pass, has been in
the city the guest OF his bruther.in. law
A. s. Hart
Mrs. John Brush returned this noon
liom months visit tn her daughter
in Oregon City.
J. NJ. Wallace, president Of the Salem
Water works came up from that city on
The noon train.
Charley Fa,rel was better toSav. and
con thually improving with excellent
prospects OF hls ultimate recovery.
Mrs Phoebe Collins OF Eugene arrived
on the overland this morning called here
on account OF the il ness of her mother.
Judge Tandy one Of Linn county's fret
judges, returned Yesterday from a trip TO
Portland, stopping in Albany on his v ay
home.
The graduating exercises Of the public
! school AZ the NJ +. church tonight will
he attended by large number, always
intoreated in the doiRgs OF students.
Mrs. B r. Pardon and ME-. G. W,
Sears have been elected delegates to ihs
grand lodge OF u, OF IL. TO meet In The
Dalies next month.
i Mr. q. A. Westla the wheat buyel
has moved into the rooms recently vac
acteC ~ the Dire. Beers, Ehere he vii
have =. office as well as private quarters
'Uncie Billie" Wright lef: for Alban!
via steamer Ruth yesterday afternoon
He took with him supply oi horseradisl
and other appetizing veeetat le prepare
ti1ns.-Salem Statesman.
a Judge J b. Cleland, Grand Master G
. the A. +. x A. NJ, arrived in Alban
this noon and will meet With the tw
) Albany lodges this evening. when he wi
be given reception by the members.
t Q. Fl. Msrkham, the popular and con
I; petent G. +. 4 +. A.. OF the Southern p
cific for Oregon, was in the city toda,
and honored the DEMOCRAT office with
y social call. Mr.. Markham is the rigl
y mac in the place.
;s To Cure Constipation Forever.
- Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic l0c or e5
II G. e. Q. fail TO cure, druggists refund none
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Lebanon.
From sheE. A.:

From the-E. A.
Mis- Nellie RzndIe leaves next Tus=-
day for Spokane, Wash, where she will
enter the De2eoness' training school of
the H. E cnCrsh.
=. n Donzcs has sold bis sscck Of
merchandise At Sweet Home TO Orin
Beeier snd Dick Malone. Mr. Donzsa
and family will return 20 Lebanon to r--
side.
Mr.. Hogan, OF So5syil.e, yesterday
bouRbt ihe Butler place, JUST zeross the
canal. on southern limits OF the citE, from
u. w. Slmons, nox OF Kansas. Cousid-
GRAFTON, 500.
Yesterday the voters OF this school dis
trict yotei on the question Of providing
more school room There we're I05 votes
cast, OF which txo we're for building
uew school hoGse In the northern part of
tcwn. eiRht were for baildiug an addition
TO the present building, and sl the test
we're against buitding At all
4 meeting of the executive committee
appointed to mAGsee the 4sh o; July eel
ebrA,ion was held IN the council cham
Der Wednesday evening C B. Monis-
que WAS chosen chairman. Committees
sere appointed.
Hon. tieo. IA. Burnett mas informed
the executive committee that he cannot
come to delivs> the orstion, so the com
mittee will try to scare Hon. Geo E.
ChamberiEin Of Por land, aud Helen
Crawford, OF Corvallis. as reader oi the
day
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Death of Mrs. Deckard.

Mrs. Elizabeth A Deckard died st .
o'c.ook this morning. Jnne2. 1893. q her
hone in tbis ol:y. at the age nf 76 years
aud 10 months. Of iniAmmatory rheum-
atism, after an illness OF = good many
yeATa.
Tue deceased ~ss pioneer resideu, Of
Albany. one Of Alhany's best and most
prominent ladies in tie eAsly history of
tie city She wss = nsem Der OF the Con
RrrgalionE' church. n CHI jsssin xhoee life
Sofk disp,Ayed Ihr e4ruestness Of her
religious convictions Mrs. DeckRfd had
been iHice married, fret 10 Mr.. Llucoln,
Tho died IN The COS and in 1873 TO Mr..
Anderson Dcck2rd. Hho died six or seven
years Ai;erwsrds. No children survive,
and only one graudehild. Mr. Harper l..
Cranor OF this CITY son Of one OF Albany's
early and AblesG lawyers.
Tie funeral service wall take place ai
'he Congregational church ionos roS at
i+raOon 81 ) O'Clock and EiIl he conduit
ed by Rev Parker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
WoOdman dwelling.

Tomorrow evening at $50 p. m. the
hall and go to the cemetery for the pnI-
pose of unwilling the monuments erected
the past year to the memories OF A A
Boenicke and D B Monteith. The Me-
Minnville band will play for the cere-
monies and the exercises will be eomplet.
ed in time for those attending to attend
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Earrel'S Condition

4 good deal OF interest is manifested in
the condition OF Charles Farrell, shot by
Henry Williams. lie vas no; so well
today. A email bone was taken out,
showing pus formation. and there was
a slight indication OF paralysis at the
roots OF the tongue. DR. Davis though
believes lie will pull through. He does
not belieTe the lost part Of the ballet is
inside the brain. The full weight OF .
IS caIibre bullet is l4S grains. The part
found weighs 30 grains showing - grains
10 lave DISAPPEARED. Where is il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
The Ct ass of 's9.

The N E church was packed full and
oyeThowing last evening on the occasion
of the graduation Of class Of young la
dies from the high school. TIE usual
great interest in our pubic school exer
cises Mas taken end msnilssted in an
emphatic manner.
TIE program Was cpened with music
by the orchestra followed by PRAYER by
DR. 81 G Wire.
The frat oEAtion was by Bessie Ham
mer. the subject: ''The workmen Fall,
bot the Work Goes On"
The manner in which the influence oi
men And their works affect the world af-
ter their death was well presented with
apt illustrations.
IAN Oregon Hero" Was the subject oi
Mary L GAs:on's or&tioa. The life oil
+ d Baker, elected Z ; senator in 1850.
Sbo stCO t'es de Preei lent LincoInxn
inauRuTsted On March 4 1851, vas given
IN a vivid manner, witb force Of expfes-
sion.
Mrs y + Winnard was heard IN a 70.
Cal colo. an artistic effort.
FL renee E Marks spoke 90 "Fron the
Sidewalk 10 lie Stars." Tie stars oI
success ia the worlds history were once
upon the common Sidewalk Of life with
The masses. lilustTa,ions. Lincoln, Gar
nelc, IoIn WaEnamaker, Corne ius Van
DEF biIt. Andrew CorIegie. Rockefeller,
Charlotte BIunie. George Elliot, Chss
sPurgeon aud Dwight Moody.
Ora Simpsons subject wss .-Luck "
I ST D.. 4
dosn iOck is success. and there is no
such thing sc chance. Not IucK but en-
eTgy vans TIE way.
The oiAtio vas presented N an ex.
cellent manner.
Misses Warner and Elkins we're heard
in Q duet.
Jessie G ifton r seLt-d the prophecy ci
the class Indicating sn interesting future.
Oneto be minis e. = vile and live in Oak.
land, California, one professor Of math-
en- aiIcs in Chiczgo University, finally to
wed German duke. o1e the wife OF
OreSon's senator the con of the present
mayor OF Albany. one doctor praeIic-
ing ~lih her. husband in Portland, one
az the head Of Simpson schcolof or story,
Louls gives it up to marry an Albany
clerk.
Edith r Hogue pronounced her ora
iioE on Queens OF TodAv." paying q
ane tribute 10 The women Of the world.
Queen Victoria, ard many Of .he history
.Ights OF our times, Frances E Willard
and Clara Bart Il being cited, Witn
tribute 10 true WCmAuhOod. The vale
dieiory sas lhen given 10 teachers and
fellow students.
The class Is entitled TO credit for the
rlearness w.ih which their orziions we're
presented.
Song oy the high schoo, quartet
superintendent MArtinGaIe made sh9Tt
IN farewell, presented to the
point
Director Curl presented The diplomas
10 Tie cl&as ~gih expressions Of com
The exercises closed with music By
ihe Orchestra and benedicgioa by Rev.
Hartman.
THIS closes another year Of school
work conducted 10 a manner creiitabIe
% the splendid faculty. Oar citizens
lis he glad to kuow that the
Ab!e superintendent will be retained the
coming war
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
A Strangers Death.

William Randolph died a, ave O'Clock
thls morning al il4e residence OF Frank
hen'op. He came here about six weeks
ago lie was soon taken sick and slowly
deCIiEesi until the end came this morn
ing. The CAGE ts wrapped in consideT-
able anys,err. He seemed siihout
friends. relatives OF moDey. lie once re-
marked tina, be had relatives living near
Qaiccy Ills, hul when asked iog their
address declined TO give ii. Judge Bar
iou and Others have done shat seemed
nt,ing in sach q case. He proIessed
faith IN Christ ard uas baptized about =
seek before his death and wiii te given
a christian burial. The deceased was
about 50 years q age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
TRY ALIENS FOOT..EASE

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen, ,ner-
vous and hot, and get tired easily. 1fyou
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Al
lens Foot.Ease. 1t eools the ieet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blislers and callous spots.
Relieves corns and bunions of all pain
aud gives rest and comfort. Try 1t today.
Sold bv all draygists and shoe stores for
25c. Tria, package free. Address, Allen
S. 0lmsted, LIE Roy, n. s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
McGee Back.
LITTLE RosE BUr.

Upon information furnished by Sheriff
Munkers, Charley McGee, who recently
escaped from the city Jail. was appre-
hended in Salem lasl evening. Night
watch McClain went down after him this
morning returning on the noon train and
placing him in the Jail again, where he
will be kept until his sentence i COM
pleted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09

The Pioneer Picnic st Brownsville ufsl
take place next Wednesday. Thurslar
aud Friday, the tirst tao days to be de-
voted 10 the pioneers, the last slAy to tie
sons and daughters oi pioneers. TIE
program vail * OF more than ordinary
interest. Hon. y. l. Batter will deliver
The address on Wednesday, Hon. VI. c.
George the annual address On THURSDAY.
and Hon J: c. Leasure the address 10
the sons aud daughters on Friday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
ArnOld'S Merry.GO.ROund.

Mr.. E. J. Arnold. the most popular
merry-go-round man ever In Albany, is
IN the city, making arrangements to
start his merry-go-round on the 10. at
the corner OF Second and Lyon streets,
next Saturday. The children will re-
loloe, for Mr.. Arnold is in grea. favor
with them, foe he treats them as he
does everybody, white. He will re-
main during the band tournament Mon
day and Tuesday and may depend on q
live business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
MARRIED.

DoNISoN - YoDER.-In Berry, Ore
gon, at the home of the brides parents,
by Rev. Mr.. Jones, of Mil City, Mr..
frank Doninson and Miss Carrie II.
Yoder, both OF Berry.
Ihe wedding VAS private. Mr.. and
hrs. Donison have the wishes of many,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Albany Engine Co. No. |.

THIS company IS displaying some Its
old time spirit, and is getting q move nu.
last evening 80 the annual meeting, OF.
hceTs we're elected. & n stewart one oi
the best fremer Albany has ever had,
Vas chosen foreman. u c Turner Iss as.
s'siaa'. 2 A foung 2nd assistant,
LlngFen engineer. W " Nonderlich IRE.
man; o = Dannals, G P Trauaer, John
Usher. L g HAle,F II Pfsiffer. A Strain
eY. Charles Dsnnals ard Fred Daxsou
tuciion men; Lon Miller. + Il Miller,
STANLEY Stewart, Lair Thompson, W II
Warner, c S Hsrnish. r K Ftndley, Bert
CrsVioId. f bu,uherEer. W s,etter,
c II Cumming. Lee Hughes. Ed Hue.
ton. c Crowder, Geo Fish. " Trltes II d
T Coon hoseman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
A Pugilistic Tramp.

Acting Marshal Jones this noon tod
couple of tramps At the corner OF Second
and Ellsworth streets, to move on out OF
the city. One OF them was drunk and
they had been begging obsireperously.
The one who was drunk, a husky young
fellow, objected, and strucE NJ Mr.. Jones,
who used his club on him effectively anS
with the assistance Of c. NJ. Westbruok
placed both oi them in the city Jail.
where they will be kept until tomorrow
when they will be permitted TO plead
before Recorder Henton.
J. Cusick &Cc yesterday incoEpor.
a,e1, Gith a capital stock OF SO. COO, paid
up, aud the following officers: j. w.
Cusiek president, E. d. Cus'ek cashier,
n. i. Cusick assistant cashier. The
bank had been run Tor q numhRr oil veAre
in q safe and conservative waF as priv.
ale bank. This will enlarge ils Geld and
establish its permanence.
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AN Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects OF the weu known remedy,
SYRUP OF ET6S. manufactured by the
CALIFoRNIA FfG SYRUP &c, illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable 10 the system. 1t
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive. cleansing the system effecto2lly,
dispelliug colds. headaches and feverS
gently vet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance. and its acting On the kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them. make 1t the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing hgS
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste. but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In oryier 70 get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed ON the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE ky. NEW Tok = N Z.
Eor n lie hv ali DrusyiSSS-Pricc Slc. per bottle
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Suicide of w. J. Bennett.

A dispatch states that " Bennett, an
architect of La Grande, while in Union
on business trip took poison Tuesday
night and died early this morning. Bus
mess troubles are supposed TO be the
cause. Deceased leaves a vile and chIl-
dren. Bennett at one time resided in
Albany, going from here TO Roseburg,
from there to Ashland. etc, leaving debts
behind him eYeryMhere.