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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
THURSDAY.
Death Of Capt. Geary.

Albany people were shocked last light
by telephone message from Portland
Announcing tho killing OF Capt. Geary
near Manila lna battle with the Fill
pinos. A cablegram had just becn re-
ceived. Capt, G0ary was n son ol Rev.
deary, ono OF the Presidents oi Albany
college and n former pastor OF the Cons
grcgatIonal church. lie was born In
Brownsville. After going with HE faith.
Or 70 Eugene young deary entered West
Point graduating with high honofs. Two
or three years ago he was stationed at
tho y A o at Corvallis, where no became
very popular. When the Spanish war
broke out no immediately resigned for
tho regular service aud went 70 Cuba,
thence going 10 the Philippines. On hls
way he stopped at Albany and Corvallis,
where bis wife now 10. Mrs, Geary was
just making arrangements 10 come 10 Al
bany 10 reside until the return OF her
husband. Capt. Geary was q splendid
officer, aud an fearless 4 man ~ ono ever
meets. His death N tho prime oi life,
when his ambitions were being realized,
10 peculiarly sad ono.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
A Chalk Talk.

Albany people will be given treat on
Monday evening Of next week. when
Charles T.. Rosecranz, OF Boston, will bc
at the college chapel. Hc isan expert
cattoonlst, humorist and dramatic
monologuist and 10 SEQ and hear him 10 q
privilege. Thos. McCielland, president
Of Pacific University at Forest Grove,
writes about him 40 follows;
"Mr. Charles II Rosccranz gave one
Of his chalk talks last night IN the col
logo chapel to large audience. Ills
talk and pictures were thoroughly on.
ioysd by all. His clever sketches aud
carIcatursa oi we'll known men, his hu.
moroua representation OF popular fads
aud ioihlea and his skillfnl use OF the
crayon, as some moonlight scene, grew
under hia fingers. oiled up the hour in
manner that WAS both entertaining aud
instructive.
Admission % cents.
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TalIman.

Tallman is full this fall, every house
being occupied with one or two families.
Mr.. J. w. Bell p. NJ. Is quite poorly.
A petition is being circulated asking
The county court TO open q county road
from Tallman along the s. p. r. r. to
intersect the road at Goltra known as
the Fry road. This road should be
opened. Il would be great convenience
TO the farmers hauling wheat 10 the Tall
man warehouse and the travelling public
in general. Il would shorten the dis
taace from Lebanon and vicinity several
miles.
The farmers have organized club to
stop tresspassing. They propose To en-
force the trespass law and the hunters
should take warning. The following are
the names of the club: r l. ellison, ID
b Troutman, Hiram Parker, NJ B Faulk-
ner, o Crawford, J s Faulkner, p
Swank, w w Crawford, Geo Mcknight,
j H Irvine, O NJ Ensley, NJ p Briggs, P
Swank, NJ Swank, II Swahk, Sheri.
dan Bros, ID f rremus, Henry Gerdes,
T L Dugger, Terhune Bros, A 7 Whet-
stone, d b Mcknight, Tom Ready, X N
Bennett, Nose Parker, J w Swank. X
w Fry, Darwin Case, H l. Lassell, Geo
Blotchford.
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The New Time Table.

The new time table which will 90 into
effect on the Southern Pacific beginning
tomorrow, the 18th, will be as follows. So
lar as Albany is concerned:
The Rrss Southbound overland will
leave Portland at $3.50 a M, arrive at
Albany at 1910, leave at 1870 and ar
rive in San Francisco the next evening
at 7:45. with one nights ride on the trip
and the Willamette valley entirely by
daylight.
The second south bound Of the day will
leave Portland at Z p. M, and arrive at.
Albany at l0:45 p. m, and viii be two,
nights on the road, arriving in San
FFancieco about as now.
The morning northbound will arrive
at Albany and leave at 5:43 a. M, arr
riving 10 Portland at 9:l5 q. m.
The sfteroon north bound overland win
ARRIVE at Albany at 2:57 p. m. and
leave at 1926, remaining for dinner. II
win arrive at Portland At 7:i5 pm.
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RELIGIOUS.

Presbyterian church. In the absencs
OF the pastor at Synod. a seminary friepd
OF bis at Auburn, N. Y, Rev. Tx.
Buchanan, NOW pastor of the Pres
byterian church It PendIetOn, will
preach both morning and evening.
Morning Worship at 1890, evening v Dr.
ship at 1880, Sabbath schoos At II.45.
Senior Endeavor at 8 80, Junior Endeav-
or At $50. A cordial invitation 10 ali
services 10 extended 10 all.
United Presbyterian church: Morn
ing worehip at 1880, subject Of sermon,
"The Practice OF Gods Preeeuee.s y
Sabbath school nc II :4s, Junior Endeav-
or at $50, Senior Endeayor at 6 go.
evening worship at 2 80, subjecs OF SET.
mon, .'Planet-like Reflection OF Light
A cordial invitation TO these services ID
extended to all:
Congregational church: Preachipe
service % Ill .. M, subject OF sermon.
what is Sacrifice,n Sunday school az
1915, evening service ct 7 80 Q, n !. sup-
lect OF sermon, ''The Uosmogcny Or
Moses" All not attending elsewhere
are cordially invited to the above ser
vices.
Usnal services at Baptist church.
preaching morning and evening by the
pastor Rev. A. ]. Sturtevant. Sabbath
school at cloee OF morning servife, Young
People's meeting $50 o. m.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Not enough wind again. NuI ced.
The da.e Of the chalk talk has been
postponed. Announcement on Monday.
Jack Frost made his second 4. near
ance this morning In very live MANNER.
Owing to the rapid spread Of smsIlpox
IN salem and, II Is reported, az Albany.
immediate precautions are necessary on
the part Of our people against this i0atlp..-
some disease. -Jefferson Review Two
cases IN Salem and none in Albany. No
spread here. Girl well.
Governor GeeF ie in Washington ,rv.-
ing 70 SECURE six cannons captured from
the Spanish. Tor Oregon, Just what for
we 90 not know He is alec irving 10
get Portland established as shipping
port o. government Guppliee, a conn
mendabIe undertaking.
Or. u. A. Pierce, health officer Of Sa-
lem, has made an affidavit that there
are only two eaeee OF small pox in or
near Salem, Mrs. Battersby's baby boy
ana Oarl Futnsm, and that both are
doing well and practically safe. This
should settle the wild and unreasonable
rumoTs in the matter.
II il unlawfnl to kill Chipese phea
eants, grouse and other native birds oF
this character between the let dav az
December and the let day Of October.
This makes the open season from Oct. i
to Dec. l. Pheasants may be killed FOR
the market from Oct. is to Nov. Is after
three years from the passage Of the law.
and rot before except for breeding pnr.
poses.
In the rates at The fair ground yester-
day afternoon e. r. Case's Altalepe de.
ieated A. HackIeman's Klonoike colt
best two IN three. The faslest time was
minutes. Three horses started in the
running race. Groves mare Flora won
with Royce's Fitz second, MflIer's Athena
:. third. This afternoon there acre more
running races with Pat Murphy In the
bunch.
The late Mrs. A. HackleIaan left .
will which has been admitted TO probate,
with Mr.. Hackleman az executor. Her
property is valued at $4,000. The big
grove adjoining the city 10 divided into
i've equal parts Of 6.4S acres each and
lett to the tour children, Mrs. w. X.
Price, z. p, Denver and Frank, and her
granddaughter now Mrs. Rev. Melvin
Wi'lisme. The viii wac made in 1892.
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Scio.


From the News:
IT,. Claxton has secured the contract
70 erect the building for the Flax and
FIBER Association. Work was beern
Monday.
Y y. Larimofe and family arrived
from Portland Saturday and are fitting
housekeeping.
q. X Crume has bought OF Thomas
Redding his farm Of eixty.two acres ~.
uated Q miles southeast Of scio. Where ~
ne mas moved bis family ahd will reside
10 the .utnre paying $1,000 for the same.
Hr. Ralph Il. Johnsoa, State Lecturer
Tor Nebraega, Of the Modern Woodmen,
accom- panied by M. A. Miller OF Leban.
ON, HtaTe Deputy for Oregon, will be in
beio ON Wednesday. October 18th, and
70 the evening viii lecture on Modern
Woodcrsft.
Last week Riley Shelton sold the X. T..
Crume farm Of 40 acres 2 miles north OF
Scio, 70 =. III. Harmon, OF Los Gatos,
California, for $1,000, Mr.. Harmon
fought the farm for his brother-in-law
d. +. Scott, who has moved on the prop
erty and will make the place his future
home.
Jehn Zabrsnsky. OF Market Lake, ID
aho, last week purchased oil Hon. JEFF
Myers, the property jnst north of the
bank IN this city, where the:bowling all
ley is situated, for $3.50. Riley Shelto n
effected the sale. Mr.. Zabransky will
improve and tit up the building and use
q portion Of il for iewelry store.
J. E. McGilliyrav from Albany who is
division manager for the Oregon TeIe-
phone Go. in this district, was in town
Friday Of last week and interviewed
mCst OF or business men IN regard to
putting In local telephone system. So
far be was quite successful aud it is most
likely that the work will be done, and
that in short time the men vill be here
TO erect the poles and put in the insiru-
mente.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
Lebanon.

From the Criterion:
B. /. Sanders has bought farm four
miles north OF Albany and Is now NOV
Ing.
Miss Clara Blaine. Of Albany, has been
visiting in the this city, the guest oi
Mrs. +. NJ. Miller, for the past few days.
J. r. Dell left Monday for the Noun
tain house. Mr.. Dell reports that Joe
Kelso has bought the McKinnon ranch.
and will take possession the 18th OF next
month.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hyde
received check for 5000 from the A. U.
U. W., that being the amount Of the
policy held In that order by their son
Oscar, who died q few weeks ago.
Miss Alice Temple went to:Salem Fri
day, At which place she began teaching
in tho public schools last Monday. The
SCH ools were 10 have commenced two
weeks earlier, but were postponed on ac-
coun: OF smallpox scare.
A report has reached our ears to the
effect that slick-tongued sharper was
last week soliciting advertising in town,
claiming 10 represent the Criterion. This
10 q mistake, a. We employ no such
methods, but will meet you face TO face
when we have anything special to cay "a
You concerning advertising In the Cri-
tetion.
Wm. Sourwine and family arrived
hero yesterday from Ohio and have
rcnted the Ulm place from Ed Myers,
and will try Oregon q year, and then II
suited they will locate permanently. Mr..
Sourwine Is brother-in-law Of Mr..
Myers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
Poundmaster Davidson.

Being satisfied Of his legal authority no
poundmaster Mr. Ed Davidson has begun
pushing business again. This morning
hc caught Lawyer Montanyo's s.cow on:.he
street and took 1t up. Mr.. Montanye
appeared aud unclasred the rope from
the animal and got the COW inside his
yard WI lie the poundmasier got tho
rope. Awhile afterwards they had q
meet ny at tho oitl ~ OF Mr.. Montanye,
terminating Ia tho poundmaStor going
down stairs from tho second floor oi the
PcaFce block In q very live manner, end
ing at the bottom alive with some
scratches ON the face 20 show for the ex-
perlenee. Now he declares that he will
have q warrant issued, and will asccF.
tain for certain whether he Ia pound.
master and has u right to attend to the
business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20

Granted to Northwest inventors thil
week. Reported by G. A. Snow 4 Co.,
Patent Attorneys. Washington, D. O.
9 L Gay, Spokane, WASH, wrapping
machine; F H Gilbert, Riuge6eld,
Wash, sack-ho der; @ B Hanthorn, As
toria, Or, automatic water-ieeder fer
steam. boilers; J T LucOs, Wasco, Or,
gang or cultivator plow; ] w Smith,
Portland, Or, s.ore.stool and foot-rest.
For copy OF any Of the above patents
send 10 cents in postage stamps with
date OF this paper TO O. A. Snow 4 Co.,
Washington, ID. c.
Fl. G. Cotton, of Portland, manager Of
the Massachusetts, Life insurance Co.'S
business in Oregon,I arrived in Seleni
last evening from Dallas and lndepen-
derca, en- route to Albany, whore his
family is visiting.-Statesman.
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Mrs. ~. ]. Morris and daughter are
visiting friends In Turner.
u. i. Jonee, ere oil Toledo's LAWYERS
was 10 the city yesterday on business
q. IL. Bruce went to Yaquina Bav tbis
noon 70 prove up on his claim half 4 mile
from Seal Rock. '''
". j.. Ribelan, the talented butter
maker OF Haleey. WAS in the city yes,eY.
day accompanied by his wife.
Licenses have been1ssued for the mar.
riaRe OF Martin Z. Roth and Rosa Neus-
chwander, and Albert lockwood and
Lydia Leeper. ''''
Mrs. Rem Kirk left this morning on
the overland Tor Hepner on vislt With
9 brother who resides near that city,
she Will be gone three or four weeks.
MTa. Arch Hammer, Mrs. G. b.
haight, Mrs. John Althouse and Mrs. a.
y. hale are delegates 10 the State w. O.
\. Y. 10 meet 10 Portland next week.
Others will also attend.
3. NJ. Garland, OF Lebanon. ba. been
IN the city today visiting friends
the hrst time since his return from his
eastern trip. He says times are much
better IN the east than in the Northwest,
Both hr. +. g. Powers and his wife
are III ct their home in this city. Mr.
X. +. Crawford has charge OF the bust
ness and 10 making arrangements 10 re-
main 10 II this winter with Mr.. Poser
". Il. Worreil Ia agaln in the st.,.e O.
II. +. McIlwain VII ere he will lie found
ready to meet bis many friends. He viii
also take care OF the constable business
oil the second district.
DIR. Beardsley. who has been residing
near Tangent for several monthe has
neen IN tue city previous to leaving foI
san Antonio, Texas, where be will spend
the winter, and where he has bsen sew.
eral other times.
Roger b. Sinnott, an attorney OF The
Dallee, and Miss Gertrude Lownsdale,
one oi Salem's leading society ladies,
were married yesterday. There were
Tour generations present.
W. w. Roweli, P. A. Young, John
Jones and others yesterday returned 10
their homes on the head waters Of the
Crsotree. They will be gone only few
days.
AT the Synod Of the Presbyterian
church at Salem yesterday Rev. Alexan-
der Foster OF Myrtle Point was elected
moderator. following Rev. Thompson as
acting moderator. Rev. Foster last year
ator.
Mrs. T. E. Ashby, Of Albany, has re-
opened her millinery store in Stayton.
her apartments are op South Water
street between Second and Third ia the
building formerly occupied by A. ].
Der6yshire as Q drug store. Miss Ida
Mchareue, who manageL the store here
last winter is carrying on the business
LOT Mrs. Ashby.-Stayton Cor. Journal.
Mr.: E. A. Baesett, s. P. station agent
at Lebonan, rode over on his wheel Sun.
day to visit friend and take look at the
colleges new buildidgs aad improve
ments. Mr.. Bassett 10 well.known
throughout this portion OF they valley,
put has been at Riddle, Douglas county,
LOT several yeart, being lately transfer-
red to Lebanon.-Corvallie Mite
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Tho Knights aud Ralhboncs have re-
turned from Portland.
William Mcclure, OF Eugene, has been
granted cleFkahip Ia the land office al
Washington at 81 600 n year.
Us. Van winkle was appointed dep.
uty.gFand chancellor for Linn county, 81
the grand lodge OF Knights Of Pythias.
Hon. 7. J. Sites has been appointed
administTaior OF the estate OF the late
Judge J. o. Powell and win settle the
estate.
Mrs. GeaFy, vile Of the lato Capt.
Geary, and her son and daughter and
Miss Gcllatly came over from Corvallis
last evening.
II. II. and William Welch, the court
house contractors won't TO Salem yester-
day in response 10 dispatch announc-
Ing the dangerous illness OF their father.
@. II. Himann, superintendent OF
schools OF Kittitas county, WASH, and
Miss Aimee, daughter Of superiLten endcnt
Lee, OF tho state penilentiary, were
married In Salem yesterday.
Ashland Tidinga October o: Rev. J.
7. Albeit, the new NJ. T.. minister for
Ashland, conducted the services at the
church yesterday. He was greeted by
large congregations and made a very
favorable impression.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20
MARRIED.

CAIN-PEARL .-on Friday, october
Is, 1899, in Albany, by Rev. A. j.
Sturtevant of the Baptist church, Mr..
b. L. Cain, and Miss Lulu d. Pearl, Of
Halsey.
Two Of Halsey's best young people
they have the wishes of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gain went to Portland this
noon on their wedding trip.
J0SI-WADTLI.-On ocs. 8, 1899, a
the home OF the BRIDES parents, nea
Sweet Home, Mr.. Fred Josi and Mis-
Lizzie Wadtli.
LINDLEY-- DUNCAN On Oct. IL,
1899, at the residence Of the groom st
Lebanon, by Justice G. Lovelee, Mr..
A. A. Liadley and Miss Nettie Duncan.
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Shamrock vs. Columbis.

Shamrock va Columbia.
No race today.
Cause no wind.
Better go to Nebraska and pull il off
on the plains.
The ten thousand mark has been
passed in the Portland public schools for
the q. ct time.
McKillop & BurkhAFt are improving
their restaurant Tney are as well doing
rushing business.
In the circuit court at Eugene yester-
terday divorce was granted Laura A.
Harris from her husband 7. W.Harris.
At Meachem and other places in East
ern Oregon several inches OF snow have
fallen already. We have ielt whiff oi
the breeze here.
Minnie, who has ehined the bosts ol
the crowned heads OF Europe, ,is at Head.
rick's opposite the DEMocRAT ready tc
shine the b00ss of the masses.
There was marriake in Albany today
Friday, the 18th day Of the mouth be-
sides. The DEMocRAr predicts i: will be
just as happy and last as long as il 1t had
occurred on any other day.
The r r depo; at Toledo has received
fresh coat Of paint from the artistic
brush of Henry Main Jr. which il q
great Improvement to its sppearance.-
News.
The two days races were begun at the
lair grounds this afternoon. Today was
to be devoted to running matches, while
tomorroW there will be some Of both. II
costs only fifteen cents to get in.
In suit tried at Salem this week the
plaintiff was offered 500 by the defend
ant for settlement, but the plaintiff
wouldn't settle. he wanted the whole
5000 sued for. The jury return ID YER
dict for the defendant and the plaintiff
thus got nit.
Eugene paper says six or seven
couple were made happy one day recent
" during the circuit court there by re-
ceiving divorces. Here in Albany sew
eral couples have been made happy re-
Gently by being married There are q
variety Of tastes in this world in very
emphatic manner.
Homer Davenport is not the only man
10 the world who can draw pictures.
Prof. Roeeneranz, Of Bost.,n, who will
be at the college chapel next Monday
evening, is as we'll an expert, doing hie
work before bis audience with remarks
be rspidity. He talks likewise. The
whole is treat. Is cents will be the
size of the admission. Cheap enough.
up. Pence, q Harrisburg stoekman,
was in town today. he says IN eight
years he has not seen stock 90 high or
scarce In Oregon. During the depress-
ion stock was sold off to raise money.
When il advanced Oregon ranchers sold
of their young atosk close and now they
rus 1t. He says he would not be SUR
pt.sed to see regular meat famine this
winter.-Salem journal.
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MINNIE IL HERE.-The great and only
Minnie the boot black, who left Albany
i've years ago, returned this noon after
being In Salem month, the same sty.
lish and good natnrcd darkcy as OF old.
since leaving Albany he has been In
south Africa four years and knows the
Beers pretty well: They are a pretty
good people, but in the long run Eng
land will conquer them. After leaving
Cape Colony be spent several months In
Europe among other experiences having
the honor OF blackiDg the boots OF Prince
BIsmarc and family and William. He
reached New York with $3.50 In his
pockets and started westward. In order
to complete the tour he will eventually
do Alaska.
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PrSDo.-A lodge OF ,hi

PRSDo.-A lodge OF this
order is being organized in Albany. This
order is getting good foot hold and
makes an excellent showing. On basis
Of 1000 members It costs $l.60 month.
During five years II has paid 624 sick
and accident claims, an average OF $2i.35
each. There have been % deaths in an
average Of 800, less than Q per 1000.
Besides these there are pension provis-
ions OF a beneficial character. Fuller ex-
plantations will be given by the organ
izer.
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BORN.

THoMAS.-On Saturday morning, Get
ober Ia, 1899, in Albany, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Thomas, Of the Q. 4 E ,
girl, their third daughter.
All doiEg we'll.
T0MLINS0N.-In Albanv, on Thurday,
October Is, 1899, to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tominson, a daughter.
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Death of Rev. White.

Word was received from Ruston, La,
today by Mrs. CuHdiff announcing the
death Of Rev. T. b. White at a camp
meeting 2S miles from there on the 7th
OF October. Particulars not given. Age
81. Rev. White was an old resident Of
Albany, being pastor tf the NJ II.
Church South here for several years. He
was one Of the first members Of the ALB
any lodge A. o. q. w aud has kept mp
his dues faithfully ever since, reiaining
his membership. 1t will be soFrowlsil
privilege for Albany members to help
pay the $1,000 that viii go TO his'eHlima-
ble family.
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A recention last evening was rendered
the new students OF the college bv the
YPS G Z oil the PRESBYTERIAN church at
the residence OF Mrs. Msston, A pleas
ant time was had.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20

The Statesman eays that Mics Grace
Moeier, OF that city, was arrested there
yesterday afternoon upon arrival from
Junction, upon complaint OF John Ham
iltOn, of Junction City, charging her
with the larceny Of $40 from him Thurs
day night. Sheriff Withers and his
deputy were in Salem at the time End
took charge of her. She was going by
the name Of Heien Hunt Ia Junction i.
Miss Mosisr resided in Albany several
months last year. 1t is possible her
yersion OF the affair may be different.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-20

Rev. Paul Kruger Of Ukiah, in eastern
Oregon is declared to be relative OF
Oom Kruger OF Transvaal fame. he
recently arrested a saloon keeper as dep
uty sheriff in a manner to indicate that
he has some Of 0om's spirit and sand.