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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
A Skagway Romance.

The following from skagway paper
is about a young man in this city few
months ago on visit with his sister
Mrs. A. Il. Mccoy:
Mr.. w. A. Wrenn, Of Joseph, Oregon,
who has been in Dawson for some time,
came out recently to meet Miss Mabel
Barnard at Skagway, for the purpose Of
marrying her. On his way out he was
taken i'll and on reaching the gateway
CITY was taken to Bishop Rowe hospital
where he has been confined for six weeks
with typhoid fever. A few days after
his admission to the hospital, Miss Bar
nard arrived on the scene, and has since
been administering TO his wants await
ing his recovery. Last night, the happy
couple were made one in the parlor Of
the Golden North hotel by Judge Sehl-
brede. "All is we'll that ends WE'LL"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
FRIDAY
New Through Train.

The question Of another through train
from Portland 20 San francisco has been
officially settled at last, aud tbs new ser.
vice will take the place OF the Roeebnrp
and ReddiBg locals on the 10Th OF the
present month. While th2 time card
has not yet been prepared, the company
10 figuring on breakfast for tie new
northtOund train at Riddle between 7
and > O'Clock o. M, indicating that IL
viii arrive IN kosebuFg about Ga. m
The s0uih. bound, II IL said, will leave
Portland at 10 ~. which would bring
II into R0seburg between $50 and 4 %,
NJ, the local time no9 being $50. The
time card will be made ~ and issue
within few days. Koseburz Review.
This would bring tie south.bound at Als
bany between 10 md II o'clock, a fine
time, and the nofthbCund in the middle
Of tl" afternoon. The valley will thus
be eeen by travellers entirely by day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Only about cents is being offered for
hops in tho Albany market.
Mary Anderson has brought suit fCr
divorce against her husband Thos. j.
Anderson.
Several regular army people have
been in the city, the Captain being a
little girl OF only 10.
The Eugene, which recently run on a
anag up the river, went down stream
this afternoon.
Three Mormons gave street talk last
evening and ale thinking of establishing
a church here.
The Dental office OF Iittler 4 Littl.r
will be opened next Monday for business
DIR. Vard Littler having recovered from
his recent illness.
A divorce case at Salem Is WV. Ul-
lery agt. Mrs. +. +. Ullery. They for.
merly lived up the Santiam.
The famous U. s. dispatch boat Nc
Cullough, in the engagement ut Manila
Bay May /, 1898, arrived in Astoria yes
ter1ay and in Portland today.
The second attempt at a race between
the Columbia aud Shamrock was again
made and declared off on account OF slow
time. The Columbia was in the lead.
The Students Joint Stock Company,
publishers Of the College Student. yes
terday elected the following officers:
Prof. Schmitt president, Bessie Merrill
secretary, Mack Achison treasurer. The
editors will be Jos. Torbet, in chief, Jas.
Thompson assistant and Addie Chamber
lain for the Y. W. @. A., Geo. Pratt for
the Y. nj. 9. A., Owen Beam for college
and local, j. g. Swami for Y, Roy Smick
for athletics, Roy Saltmarsh business
manager and Charles Sternberg and John
Achison assistants.
The effort to tnd relatives OF the man
recently killed by the cars at this city
has brought out the fact that there are
many missing men around. Among
others the Chief OF Police has received q
letter from Mrs. Martha Staiger, OF
Howell prairie, Marion county, asking II
the man was brother of hers, the def
cription being nearly the same as that
OF V. NJ. Woodwork, her brother who
went to Southern Oregon awhile ago
and has not been heard from.
The gruesome and ponderous melo-
drama has had its day-the so call I'd
farce comedy replete with horseplay has
been shelvod-only the best remain to
amuse the theatre. goers, such as high
class comedy-the play Of analysis-the
tragedy OF Shakespeare ard the lighter
up-to-date extravaganzas. Among the
last named will be found pre- eminantly
bright and fresh Hills "Vanity Fair"
with all its cosmopolitainism of artistic
worth, who have won high distinction
in all OF the best theatres in America.
VANITY Fair" will be seen here at the
ArmoTy Hall, Wednesday, Oct. IL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

There are large number of uncalled
for county warrants on file in the clerk q
office some Of which have been there for
years, owned by men all around US,
among others for several Albany men in
business In the city.
The Salem Statesmen says that Miss
Winnltred Fennell formerly of this city,
who was operated on two weeks ago for
the appendicitis, is recovering rapidly
and will soon be able to leave the hos.
pital for her home.
The Minnesota troops will pass through
Albany tomorrow morning at what hour
will not be known until this evening
probably about O'Clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

RoUeH ExPERrEScE.-Dr. Winnard to-
day received letter from friend, Mr..
Spader, who had just reached San Fran
cisco from Dawson after a varied expert
ence. He went into Dawson by the
terrible Copper river route experiencing
weather as cold as 72 degrees below zero.
Seeing nothing in sight he went down
the Yukon in small boat making the
trip in % days. At st. Michaels he took
q schooner and was % days in Behrins
bay and 80 on the Pacific before reach
ing San Francisco. He had an expert
ence he does not care to duplicate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

], +. n. Jack, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true and correct
statement OF the amounts received, paid
out and remaining on hand in tho Coun-
ty Treasury OF said County for the six
months ending on the S0th day of Sept.
A. n, 1899.
Witness my hand this Srd day OF oct.,
A. D., 1890.
+. M. JACK.
County Treasurer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

Semi-annual report Of tho County
Clerk ol Linn County. State Of Oregon
showing the amount and number Of
claims allowed by the County Court Of
said county, for what allowed, amount
OF warrants drawn, and amount OF war
rants outstanding and unppid. from tho
lst day Of April, 1889, TO tho 30tn day Of
September, 1900, both inclusive;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
The Minnesota Boys.

Three sections of Southern Pacific
train carrying Minnesota volunteers on
their way home passed through Albany
this morning at 4 o'clock, 1885 and $50
aud were greeted at the depot by good
delegation OF our citizens. Most OF them
were from Minneapolis, st. Paul, Still
water, Red Cloud and around that part
of the state. They were STURDY look
ing lot of men, carrying home with them
a record they may we'll be proud OF.
Among the soldiers Twas Mat McMil--
Ian of Saltwater, a son OF Mrs. Case OF
Gates, who met him and rode with him
to Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Hon. Geo. T.. Chamberlain was In the
city today on business.
Miss Belle Senders. Of Portland, ia in
tie city on visit.
} u. Canter and family have moved
from Chicago 10 Harrisburg to reside.
j. w Compton, Of sco, was attending
to business in Albany today.
Mrs. Chas. Wagner went 10 Portland
this noon Oh visit with her sons Frank
and viii.
Mr.G!aes, private secretary OF Senator
simon was IN the city this noon on his
way home from the west side.
Alfred II. Freerkgen Is now an attoF-
ney at law, having successfully passed
the recent examination Mt Salem.
A. Bush, the pioneer banker and poll
iician Of Salem, made his frat visit 10
Jefferson this week in forty years.
Chief Engineer Clelan and Frank
stimpson returned TODAY from Benton
county with fine strings oi pheasants.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Warlord, who have
visiting with their son in the country
for few weeks left today for their home
In the east.
Hon A. J. Johnson OF Scio has been
recommended for bank examiner OF Ore.
gon by Senator Mcbride. II 10 holding
! fire.
The room recently vacated by the W
+. and W. U. offices is being fixed up FOL
Archie Mosier. who will return from
Washington and oren confectionery
and cigar store.
The seventh anniyersary OF the organ
iEation Of the Ladies OF tue Maccabees
was celebrated by the local lodge last
night in a pleasing manner. An excel
lent brogram was rendered consisting o
piano solo by Lena Tunnicliffe, a tab
leaux" Listening 10 bit OF news. q vocal
solo by Mrs. Van Winkle, tableaux "a
tea party" duet by Mrs. Lee and Mrs
Winnard, n piano solo by Mrs. Frank
ketchum and solo by Mrs. Winnard
A iine banquet was served and like the
entire evening was greatly enjoyed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Next Monday there will be q popular
cheap excursion to Portland from Ash
land and intervening cities. Only one
fare for the round trip. Will you go.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

George Vandran returned this noon
from trip through Eastern Oregon and
Washington, visiting Spokane, Pendle.
ton and other towns. AZ Penjleton he
was shaved by Billy Mack formerly of
this city and met James Asche, who is
employed in the woolea mill there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Semi-annual statement OF the amount
OF money and warrants received for tax
es,and money paid to the County Treas
urer by the sheriff OF Linn county, Ore
gon, for the six months ending on the
Both day OF September, A. D., 1899.
AMouSr RRcrJvRn Ann IN HAND.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
Real Estate Sales.

Joei ! Z !, Vail 70 6 Bellinger, 240 acres$ $50
IN lot bl IS H's sd 400
" Barrett 10 n II Withe. 2io ar,es
" biain to rhos Kay Co, 40x76
igSk, AlDAuy. y.s............. 600
) " Cqsick to W II DAvIs, lots
sarah Mcdowell to g N Brown, 4
r, %Ss %SIes '''' '''...'...,.-.... 300
Iorlin 10 Elizabeth Smith i acre
,DsDahou' .'.............. 1000
Elizabeth SummeTsi'Ie TO @ T.
howIand, | lot, M'ss ad Albany $50
W Royce TO Amanda Smith,
:, lot L9banon. .......... 300
D NJ Jones TO J e aorn,l lot Soda.
vile :,........ .........,. 822
NJ Bale, Hall and Davis deeds
heretofore mentioned .
j l. Chapman to q d Hsnshaw, 20
. acres ....;................., 1900
NJ Hale to Laura Burkhaft. 800
AcISh ............... lOJD
Ollie X Geer toJ 0 Fry interest 10
lalUA .+..s........s.... I'll
J Q Doorn to Eva McFeron, lot
Amelsa -. ~. ........... 255
] G Shutz to Chas Shuuz 6S acres 400
Peter Smith to Henry Myers. 10.
in scio 49,. ................ SEQ
Drlcllla Wigle 10 T Marks, 4 lots
naisey. ......... ........ 3OO
Y Clsdek to Jos Rover. l52 acres. 1870
Ruihy Crabtree TO Alois Vana, I13
acres ........... ....., 1850
A Randall to W w Richardson, 30
aIIes .......... .......... 32O
W w Richardson to A Randall, u
interest in 27 acres. 800
Frank Trites to Della Hiatt, 3 lots
Bryant'e ad. 10
w Smith to VI Nolan, 20 acres. 800
John Briggs to Christina Cum
ming, Briggs block, north side
Fret street, Albany ......... 3C0J
VIM Amos 10 z Nenenschwander,
lSo acres. .................. 5OUO
Jas Murrg TO VIM Hoag,l lot, Alb
any 49, .'...... ............... ToU
Susan Butler to Eveline Torakes,
II acre, Waterloo. oo... $50
L Berry to wm Fiaugher, 40
| scree...... ...... .......... lot
S Davis to s P Davis, is acres. 4O(
First N Bank Albany to Calvin
Stewart, 476 acres, l3 " w2.. s00(
X Harrison TO Wm Uber, so acres. 120l
Emma Lyons to F F Brsdy, lot,
Lyona. ........ ............... u
Jas Nanny 70 K G Rogers, 80 acres.
~ o...s... ........+.......... AZ
EndoTa McCulIoch to l. Thomse,
20 SCIes: :.''''-....:... oV
w ] Henderson ,oi Oakland, Calf,
i to III L LaaselI, 1856 acres. $500. 4S0'
W E Arnold to J l. Arnold, 66k
acLes .'.........- .....-...
s u Ralston 10 Mary Stone, 100
ASfCS.. ~
WI Willlbanks to Mary Will
i banks, 81 acres es...........
Mary Williams to d L Peggs, 81
nCIce""ss SU'
w A Buchanon to d + Pegs, 90
| acres. ..... 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

The Guard SAWS at Ben Owen refus
ed Phil Neis 95k for his hops.
Circuit corrs win convene Ia Ensana
next Monday with seventy-lour cases on
the docket.
The Salem Statesman Gays the Eugene
Will run no more on account OF the re-
cent accident. 1t is doubtful IL this is
correct
The daylight excursion from Ashland
to Portland will pass Albany Monday
afternoon. 1t will cost only 1926 to 20
from Albany.
The Albany wooden mill is no crowd.
ed to its fullest capacity with orders
ahead. Mr.. Sempls is proving 9 very
efficient superintendent and manager.
A. @. Woodcocx, E. R., OF the Elks, OF
Eugene, calls meeting and warns the
members TO leave all their valuablee at
home as the fret Royal degree work was
20 be had and 1t might be doubtful what
the result would be.
The Morris thresking crew, Who have
been operating across the river in BEN
ton county this year, finished their sea-
sens run yesterday with record of 34H
days and an average OF between 100 and
1900 bushels OF grain day.
The members OF the county court have
been in the country most OF yesterday
and today examining the poor farm,
bridges ETC., and will meet again tonight
or tomorrow morning for finishing up the
business oil the term.
MeMinnvilIe College boys have organ
lied football team, which is superior
to any team heretoIere possessed by this
school. II is expected that they will be
able to keep up he reputation OF old Me-
Minnville. Z E Latourette has accept
ed the position OF manageable Me.
Minnville J. r.
1t will probably be sometime before
the Eugene can be run again. II was
taken down yesterday to Portland for
repairs, with a big hole in the bottom.
A bulkhead had been made around il and
the water was kept out with hard work.
Capt. smith has had bad luck with his
boats.
/. G. Mcsher. OF Independence, form
erly OF Albany has rented the stale fair
grounds fo- the coming year and is to pay
q third Of the harvest, and besides is to
receive $40 month salary, presenting
the grounds in good condition for the
next state fair. Mosher is a good man
for the job aud will do his duty.
Isaac Compton, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Compton met with a serious accid.
ent on last Friday, while breaking wild
horse. In some way he was dragged OF
the horse, which fell on him, resulting
in d islocation of his right ankle and
breaking the bones OF the inetep, In Euch
q manner as may result in a permanent
sitting OF the ankle joint.
''Vanity FAIR" this seasons version,
as prepared by Manager Gus Hill will
be entirely new. The taste OF amuse-
ment seekers at this time changes very
rapidly, therefore Manager Hill is ever
on the alert to End the newest fade in
the amusement world that be may give
strength to the requirement OF his vari-
ous companies. VANITY Fair" will
have all the benefit OF the salient and
most attractive features which he hiss
selected. The entire performance win
therefore have q brightness and charm
hitherto unknown. The various artists
in the cast have been chosen With view
to making this seasons "Vanity Fair
the best vet. ArmoIy Hall, Wednesday
Oct. tlth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

II makes no difference how had the
wound If you use DeWitt's Witch Hazel
'Salve: it will quickly heal and leave no
scar. Foshay q Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
AMOUNT RECEIVED AND ON HAN
County warrants
AMOUNT PAID.

STATE OF OREGON, SIS.
COUNTY OF LINN,
l, l. A. Munkers, Sheriff OF said Coun-
ty, do hereby certify that the foregoing
statement q correct and true,
Witness my hand this Srd day Of Oct,
A. D., 1899.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Educate Your bowels with Cascarets.
candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
Zoe CSC. n 4. o. c. fail, druggists refund money
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Gall in and see our up-to date line OF
Alright Heaters.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Three families arrived IRON NebraIka
thia noon with twenty-five people in the
company. They are farmers and have
come to locate, remaining in Albany
while securing homes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

It will be nearIy snree months before
the court house will he occupied, prob
ably after the fret oil January, tho1gh
work is being pushed as fast as possible
When completed IL will be the finest
court house for the money expended on
the coast.
October promises to keep up its record
In Linn county OF having the most mar
riages OF any month in the year, having
made good start. A young mans fancy
may turn to thoughts OF love in the
spring, but it takes until October to get
enough money to launch out upon the
sea OF matrimony.
Plenty OF good things this week at the
Saturday afternoon market at Cum
ming,s Drug Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
College Notes.

The reception 10 the new students last
Friday evening ls considered ag being
one oi the most enjoyable eocial events
In tbe hietoFy Of tue College. The pro
gram was very good. Msees Baumgart
and sox where heard in piapo duet. e..
7. Pratt gave the address Of welcome.
which was responded to by Miss Morri.
son. Miss Ilarkness gave a recitation
and Pres Lee made a talk. A comb
chorus which followed received an en-.
core which was responded 10. The pro-
gram closed with farce entitled "The
Man who Gever Smiled A great many
games were played and a Iuncn Of Ice
cream and cake w:s served.
There ere now no students enrolled.
Twenty-seven are boarding at the clob
The boys are taking an interest in foot.
ball this yeaf more than ever before. A
team 10 being selected. TIC Morrison
and Emil Howard are to be the nalT-
backs, Frank Powell center, sK Hart
cock LETT end, George Dickinson and
Fred Powell! guards. The other positionI
have not been definitely assigned. OnI
iiret game will be with the o. A. c..
Nov. llth.
/ Frank McGee, OF Brownsville, wa
visiting his friends he'e yesterday
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

semi-annual statement Of the County
Treasurer OF Linn County. Oregon, for
tho six months ending on the 30th day
OF September, A. ID. 1890, OF money re-
ceived and paid out, from, whom recciv-
VI and from what source, and on what
account paid OUT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
Scio.
From the News:

From the News:
Miss Nellie Bilyeu was visiting friends
in Albany the fret Of the week.
Mifs Bessie Burkhart OF Albany, was
visiting Mrs. Geo. Phillips last week.
Mr.. Albert Cole, who has been in
Eastern Oregon for some months past,
srriVeh nome overland, Monday even
ing.
v. y. Coin has been engaged to teach
school In the Richardson district and will
begin his duties as teacher next Nor day.
Last Monday VIM. Mcdonald who
llVes near town had the misfortune to
loose quite lot ofgrain. The grain vas
piled IN the field aud covered with straw
and oy some means the straw caught on
hre and the grain was burned dp
Last week Riley Shelton sold The
Ruthy Crabtree place about elk miles
southeast OF Seio to Mr. Alcis Vana, a
gentleman who arrived here with his
family short time ago, from Olivia.
Mimi. The place contains ll3 acres and
sold for 1880.
Mr.. Harder, General Freight agent,
and Mr. Dennisoh, General Passenger
agent OF The Northern Pacific X. <. came
bP RHbAh1Hy hIkAL hHu bptuE C1uhdy
hunting the gamey Chinese pheasant.
They reported a fine time and fine
catch OF birds.
Died, at the family residence, about
two and one half miles south OF this city,
ON Tuesday, Oct. 3rd. 1899, Ira Fleener,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. John Fleensr, aged
about 10 years. The deceased was a
member Of the Modern Woodmen.
LEST Sunday man giving his name as
w. j. Haydenaccompanied by woman,
from Salem, arrived at this place and put
up at one OF the hotels. On Monday or
ders were ielephoned to tLe chief OF
police for their arrest They were taken
into custody by the city marshal and
locked in a room at the hotel for safety,
but while the marshal went to report his
catch, Hayden managed with the aid oI
the woman 10 get out OF the lom and
took q walk for tall timber, since W hich
time no one has seen him. Subsequent
" the woman left and Was supposed Il
have gone 10 Jefferson. The harg,
against Hayden is reported to be for gerry
Both we're evidently toughs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
License has been issuedfor themarriage
Of d Jose and Lizzie Wadtle.

License has been issuedfor themarriage
|ot d Jose and Lizzie Wadtle.
George Finley OF Charlottesville was
attending to business in Albany today.
Mr. and Mrs. II. n. CockerIine have
returned to Eugene from visit with AL
bany Iriende.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Sower have moved
from Salem TO New York City, where
Mr.. Sower Is bookkeeping.
Don't forget the Quotation Social"
given by the ladies OF the First Presby-
terian church, this evening at the
church. The admission, 10 cents, in.
eludes refreshments and good social
time.
Ed Cree and family have returned
from CoEAd, Nebraska, TO their home
near Lacomb, after an absence OF more
than year. Ed reports that the corn
crop in that part of Nebraska is immense
but he prefers to remain in 0regon.-
Lebanon Criterion.
Rabbi Steven s. Wise, OF New YORK,
has accepted a call to the Portland Jew.
ish church Rabbi Wise is only 27 years
Of age, but 10 said TO be one OF the most
brilliant men in his church. He will
not come 10 Portland for nearly year.
Mr.. Sherman Thompson left this noon
for Davenport, WASH, where he has
been for several months with his father
attending TO their 1000 acre farm which
they recently purchased there. They
already have thousand acres sown or
ready for sowing and besides have run q
hiesher during the season.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Watson and con
! Calvin, left tuesday morning for Dallas,
where they will spend short time visit.
ing with friends, alter which they will
go to Tacoma, WASH, and there reside
for the present, possibly permanently.
Mr.. Watson and his family have been
residents OF the Bay for many years and
have hosts OF friends who join us in ex-
pressing deep regrets at their departure
and extend to them best wishes for the
futu,e.-Newport News. Parents OF Mr..
Frank Watson, Of this city, and former
residents OF Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Total tal............,s SD R29O97 q
wARhA@Ta USrAip PRINCIPAL isTEgEer
Unpaid warrants on the
30th day Of Sept, 1899, None
Estimated interest ac-
crued thereon None
Total und warrants None None
STATE ~ oGgdoS. ~.
COUNTY or LINN
Frank Crablree, County Clerk OF the
County Of Linn. State Of Oregon do here
by certify that the foregoing IL n trne
and correct statement OF the number and
amount Of claims allowed by the County
Court Of said counry Tor the six months
ending on the 30th day OF September,
1899, on what account tho same were al
lowed, and the amount OF warrants
drawn, and the amount Of warrants out
standing aud upaId as tho same appear
upon the rccoads OF my office and In lly
official custody.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
County Court OF fAid county this 2nd
day of October, A. D., 1890.
FRANK CRAHrRgg,
County Clerk.
By Il. u. Montague, Deputy.