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MANILA, August 1l-5I0 p. M.-Recon-
NOTHING by small parties continued to-
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A BUSY MEETING.

MANCHESTER COUNCIL TRANSACT
rn MICH BUSINESS LAST NIGHT.
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The committees are these.
Finance-W. W Pool chairman. Mat
thew Morton. John r.. Utz. /. NJ. Nun
nally. John O. Bnen. and }. h. Green.
Almahouse and P0or-W. 4. Hart
(chairmaa). Matthew Morton. j. r..
Green. John T.. Utz, and }. r. Abbott.
Ordlnances-W b. Bradley chairman.
Matthew Morton. +. NJ, Nunnally. Il J..
Patram and S. T.. Jones.
Haections-L NJ. Nunnally chairman.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. Geo f. Chamberlain is in the
city on business.
Mr.. ". K. Graham returned this noon
from trip 10 Seattle. a bere he has been
Tor the pAsi four months xiIh his sOn.
M. ]. GrAdwohl 10 making arrange
penis 20 erea . brick block 90 The
opera house lo.. with ironiAes OF near
Iy nfty feet on second street making A
doable store Of 1t.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Gross, Of this city,
who are spending some time as the sanis
tarium Al San Jose. Cal. are reported as
considerably improved IN health, their
friends sill be pleased 10 leATn.-Ash-
lAnd Tidings.
The funeral services OF Mrs Il. D.
BurkhaEt ~iil be held in Trinity church
four miles east OF this city tomorrow %
! ?. N, and viii b. Conducted By Rev.
Wire. The remains viii be bxried In the
Knox Butte cemesary.
The musical Of Mise Mabel johnson, ai
Corvallis, is 20 take plnee nexi Saturday
night. Among the numbers will be Q
duet BY Miss Johnson And Miss Bertha
Ellis. ol this city, ''Guarda Che Kianea
Lima" 500 by Miss Ellis. ''I Dreamt'
and recitation by Miss Helen Crawford
Barbra Miss JonnsSn haI 6vs
numbers.
License vas issned tsday for tlIs
marriage Of Mr E Enyart, . promi.
neut business man OF Asdford. and Mis-
Lissse Cannon. sister Of Mr. A u Can
non aud Mra. Naston Of this city. Ths
ceremony uill be performed ~ the Tesl
dence OF Mr. Cannon 10 this city tonight
when the happy couple will leave on ths
overland for their future home in Med
ford.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17

AZ the season of the year when pueu-
mOnia. Ia grinpe. sore throat. coughs, col is,
eAsATrh. bronchitis and lang tro1bles are 10
be Guarded against. nothing is fine sub
siItnie. " vail answer the paFpose." or -
''iuss as good a. One Miuale Cough Cure
rtAt il the one infa IIbie remedy fus All
lung, throat Of bronchial Troubles. Insist
vigoIovsls arm ksvinR Il II "a1nesh:ng
eise' Is offered sou Fcshay & Masna.
For qIlek reaieslv and one that Is per
fectlS safe for ei.iidren les Ne rrcomDezd
Jne Minute Cough Cure i, is excesIeat
for Group ho@r~ ness, ,tiS sling in the throat
and coughs. foshay & Mason.
For frost bites, burns, iudolent sotss. &c
IeDA- skin disease and espeeialiy piles, De-
Wits Witch HGEel salve sands Srsi and
b%st Iook nut ios dishonest 2eopie who
try 10 initiate aud counterfeit H. lis
their endorsement OF a COCA article.
Worthless so de are mot initaied. Get
De Wits Witch Hazel SAiSe. Foshay 4
Mason.
Happy is the man OF woman Who can
eat good hearty meal without suffering
after wards. II you cannot DO il, take
kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Il diReSss what
YOU eat. and cures all fnru1s of dyspepaa
and Indigestion. foshAy 4 Mason.
II vou have cough, thozr, irritation
weak l1ngs. pain in the chest. difkcul,
breathing. croup or hosrseness. let ne sog-
gest One Minute Cough Cure. Away
reliable and safe. FOshay 4 Mason
Before The discovery Of One Minute
Tough Cure. minister's were gTeAtls dis
turbed by coughing congregations No
excuse for i now. foshay 4 Mason
"Giye me liver regulator and car
regulate the World" said genius. Tas
dru gist HANDED him bottle Of De Wits
Little Earsy Riseu. TIE famous little pills.
Pcshay q Mason.
] Sheer. SedAlia. No, conductor on
electric sin-et car line, writes that bis lislls
daughter was very low with Group. and hel
life saved after all physicians had failed
ouly By using One INNATE Cough Cure
Fosnay & Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
TUESDAY
The Crook Co. Mines

Hon. w P. Ready, OF Portland, one o
the lessees Of the McCallister mines ar.
rived in PIinevills last Friday and VA
joined here by Mr.. A. +. Caldwell and
both left Saturday morning for the
mines. They returned to PrlnevIlle
Mondav evening and left for Portland.
They will return in few weeks. They
have been pushing work at the mines
and have demonstrated to their entire
satisfaction that they have made q good
investment and are sanguine that the
mine has bright future. Owing to the
last snow fall work Mas teInpOriiy sue
pended but will be resumed in q few
daye.
Mr.. Ready has had considerable ex-
rerience in mining investments and no
doubt this summer will see a shaking up
in these quarters that will surprise every
one.
Mr.. Caldw well. the superintendent and
NJ. Kelman, their assayist, have done
an immense amount OF work this winter.
Review.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
Homer Davenport,s Game Birds
From the Ashland Record:

From the Ashland Record:
Homer Davenport the king of the
world g cartoonis.s, and the widest known
Oregonian OF the day, is an old friend oi
Engineer J. ]. O'NeiI. Homer, when a
lad used to fire on 0'Nei's engine out OF
Silverton, Marion county. On Daven-
ports last trip here 0'Neil took him over
the Siskiyous in his engine and they
talked old times to their hearts content.
The gifted cartoonist hasn't been
touched by hls fame and the same nat
ural innocent boy of rural district in
stincts, uppermost in his mind being the
love OF fowls and animals. On Monday
mornings train Mr.. 0'Neil received from
Mr.. pavenport's chicken farm at East
Orange, New Jersey, pair Of fine game
chickens with the appended letter. MIR.
O'Neil has placed the chickens in the
care of Roadmaster NJ. II. Burkhalter, of
Hornbrook, who is also q chicken fan
cier, and their friends are alarmed lest
they jump their jobs and start out on q
cock lighting hippodrome tour of the
west:
Nv Dear Friend II send you today by
Wells-Fargo & Co. one pair of young
games. The hen is from Kentucky and
the little stag is pure Grist Grady from
Georgia; he was not hatched until late
in July. Breed them careful, and you
will get good stuff.
Give my regards to Mrs. o'Neil and
that boy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17

On Thursday March the 9th At 10 p m
1929, Mrs n J Citizens vile OF " E 9th.
ems. OF Peoria, Oregon, departed this life
She Was born Sept. 10, 1855 on the farm
where she died. She leaves O husband,
two sons and two daughters. She vas q
memb Of the n E church south, as
Peoria, Of Haley Grange and Shedds
Eastern Star Chapter.
She had been suffering from diabetes
Tor come time and God IN his love cav
tit TO call her home. This 10 one more
strand ia ihe golden chain which binds
the family TO the better home. No part
ing there, no sorrow. no death but JOY
through ceaseless eternity.
To part with her has truly brought
| To friende q season Of deepeat pain
But let US not torget the thorght
Whats lost 10 ne 10 her was gain.
+ She hss left her earthly home
A home By loved ones given
Has bid adieu TO friends below
To meet with friends 10 Heaven.
Bye and bre thers'll be q meeting
On that bright and happy shore
Bye and bye there1l be greeting
Where dear friends win lArt no more.
Husband. sous, daughters and brother
See shes beckoniug you TO come
o may each OF YOU be ready
To meet her in that blessed home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
A Suggestion
EDITOR DEMOCRAT:

EDITOR DEMOCRAT:
lsn' it lime that Albany merchants
and pr'perty owneIs wake up to thelr
best interests and organize u Board ol
trade, or Merchant's clun, 10 meet once
a onsh and adopt ways and means 10
ouild up the town and community
There never aas o more opportune time
than right now - locate families in and
arc and Albany. California has little or
no inducements to offer on account OF
continued drouth. There lie large emi.
gratiou from the east. The low Il r
rates tend TO induce still more TO cnme.
With The facts made known TO eastern
home seekers We onght TO induce many
OF them o locate in Linn Co. II il pays
u advertise Q business house It will pay
TO adsertIse . country like the William
elite valley among tie people not &C.
qualnied wiIh this county Every
property owner should contribute .
mite and be pulling together. wonder
tul amount OF good work can be done.
Let us aeiIate this matter until ne form
an organization. and ., the earliest date
possible. CrTIzES
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
College Notes.

Chas. TempIeton, full back of the Y.
OF o. foot bali team was q visitor March
10.
Misses Edna and Maud Froman and
two young ladies' Of the Monmouth Nor
NAL school made us visit March 10.
A very interesting program was rem.
dered at the meeting OF the A. q. y. Sat-
urday evening. II consisted OF an orig
inal story. Carl Cooley; impromptu, l..
b. Speer, Vernon Ramp, o. NJ. Hickey
K. +. Smict essay,F F. o. Graf; reading,
q. F. Pratt. The debate was won by the
affirmative. Subject. Resolved that
steam is more beneficial to man than
electricity" Affirmatiye.J. A. Moehnke
negative, James Thompson and James
Bryant. The judges wire r. 7. Smick
L. Is. Speer and J. 6. Swan
Mr.. Dickinson was visitor March 10
Mica Grace Bennett is sick this week.
Warren Bond, who was with the U. 6
army IN Cuba during the recent war, In
tends entering college soon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
Pure Tea
in packages
at grocers'
Schillings
Best
OLIVE LONGS DEATH.

Departed this life on Saturday Iarct
IL, 1899, at her home near Halsey, Ore
of consumption. Miss Olive d. Long
aged 40 years, months and days The
deceased WAS born in Union Co., Iowa
Oct. Z, 1858 and came 10 Oregon with
her parents in 1882.
Early in life her ambitions inspired
he' to seek for herseii a finished eauca'
ton. 70 this end che labored, gradust
ing from Monmouth State Norma
Schoo ia 1892, we'll squippe'' to carry
out her life purpose, that OF teacher
A wide experience II IA cars teachi !
Ia me public schools al Linn jnintLs
counties and narth IN Cal o MIA earne.l
for hei u good r putation anu an honor
ed name No alone ia heory ami prac
iice buI ~ xampl- 10 model oi pure
woman oud, Kind and true TO all tha
kneN aeT Msi6 Il lticsAhle by the fact
that every one wac her friend Haf
ch ei aim aud mission plain 10 be seen
was Do : unto other ae ye wo'id be
done by !"
Her sickness date. back almost year
when she was compelled 1. IaN sside her
educational work Her last iilress Nas
characteristic OF q mark arsree o'
calmne =. per ectly resigned TO 20 q. her
Masters bidding, q . on Tor all oung
people that Ne should be humhic aud
mindful at death
Tie funeral trEvice WAS held Al The
tamil, resi- ience on MondAy Marc Is.
10 q, IN conducted by Rev. w. B Moore
o Shtdd. The iemains were laId to
r 81 in the Pugt CEN, terry beside thos''
OF her father and grandfather.
She caves an aged mother, 3 broth
ere. 4 sist rs and large host OF friends
To mo rn her loss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17

A STAKTiIxa SrTrATGoS. - This fore
noon at the < E. depot 8 man With 8
yoIpg baby asked A ent Turner, who
has fAtheTis appearance, 10 take care
of the younesieT while be went out ano
found / is sife. Oh. yes, he would do IL
glad v. Toe man wehi, bat Jailed 20
come alter lapse OF quite . time. and IL
is o ID that great eannen balis Of perspir-
alton stood out on the agens's face when
he realiz ID what he had fallen heir 10
In due time though the parents returned ,
tatin big burden offthe uneasy agent
Hear King and Travis st the armory
tonight.
Henry MrBee returned last night from
Portland.
W. A. Morey of Chitago,a school mate
OF Mr. J. A Cumming, has been in the
city.
Grand Master D G Herrin is at Crab
tree today, where he viii organise lodge
of A. o. U. w. tonight.
VI Shepard the veteran editor AMI
printer for fifty years, ia lying danger
ously III q. Lis home in Baker City.
). S,urailf the Frasernal Union
man, who organized the Albany lodge 8
couple Of years ago, has been In the city
Suit has been bro- gbt In the circuit
court At Portland by Mre. g D. Mon
teith against Mr. Arch Monieth for di.
vorce.
Mr. John Usher, head nurse at the pc0
farm, was in the city today. John Il
taking life easy out there counting thu
lpuffs OF smoke from his pipe, h new ant
| big one. It holds 2400 puffs.
good tiEed audience greeted "a
Bernhard. Walther Concert Company q
the college chapel last night, and wer
, we'll pleased with the program present
ed. Il consisted OF violin solos by ME
WAlther, an artist on this popular ia
strument; vocal solos by Nine, WaltheI
who has a stoDg voice Of excelIeu
timbre ami vide range; piano s0los y
Miss Eschelmann, performer OF merit
and some statuary posing by Misc Cos
grove, an aFtist in her line.
The DxNocRAT hos received a copy (
the very prett' folder OF the Monmouth
Ill. Mandolin, Guitar and Glee Clul
Besides announcements IL contains fu
page Photographic pictures oil the Rixtee
members, and OF the college quartet au
large pictures of the leaders and reade
itis OF particular interest here on a
count OF the prominence in IL OF two A
bapy young en- Mr.. S. +. Irvine
: leader OF the Glea Club and the baritol
in the college quartet, while Mr.. Flo,
E. Doris Is the college reader Both
these young meW will graduate In Jun
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
Death of Mrs. ii. d. Burkhart

Mrs. u. D. Burktart died at her home
near this city Ills iCreuOon, Of heart dis
ease, after an illness OF several years, at
the age Of about IS years.
The deceased was a life long resident o.
this county, and wss 4 woman beloved
by all knowing her. She was 9 dAugh.
ter of Mr.. John Geisendorfer, and be.
SIDES her parents leaves u husband, ,three
children, two brothers, DIR. John Geisen.
doFfer, Of The DAlles, who arrived In
Albany this noon TO attend the funeral,
George Geieendo-ier OF Lower Soda and
four sisters. Mrs Prot. Hawley OF Salem.
Mrs. FraGk Lines, OF this city, Mrs.
Davis, now in the east and Margaret
Geisehdorter, TO moGrn her death be
sidee many friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17

H. B. Miller has been appointed pres-
ident Of the state board OF horticulture.
II. v. Gates is putting an electric light
plant In Prineville, and there will be
light In the land OF bunch grass.
The Salem Journal has discovered that
"at this term OF Circuit Court at Alba ny
the homicide At Lyons will be investie-
ated by the grand jury, as we'll az the
shortage Of the former county trea surer
of about $4,000"
Hon. Il. B. Miller, once a candidate
for congressman, is now an applicant for
the position OF chief clerk OF the state
school land commissioners, to succeed
w. II. O'Dell. Other applicants are
han isome Walter Tooze OF Woodburn,
and NJ. L. Chamberlain and Editor Claire
irvine OF Salem
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
4 Few Pointers.

Editor DEMoCRAr:
The city council meets ioLight to dis
cuss and lerhaps to decide up0n the
question Il taisi,E revsnuv for the city.
l have considered the matter quite folly
along be various lines prepo-e and suo-
init les suggestion for their consider
aIlon Supp g 20 cut down zoe salary
OF the city officials and dispense with the
street iigiIte tOr year. The saving would
be nearly $500 and would relieve the
pressure or funds. lake cut the electric
street .lght aud il the ousiners men de-
sire lights on the main streets let them
pay ior Ihem. For many years We vent
hone / transacted business altar night
without electric lights and We can do 90
yet. IL is pOoF policy 10 keep the city in
tue hole continually ja-t o keep up so
pearances. TIE OH OF street commits
sioneT can be abolished and tae city mar
shai can look after that work for year,
thus saving $5i0a year. The mayor and
city couhcIlmen Aill serve for 10 cents
each night, instead OF 81 As ~ present
and snoi'.er saving will be effected. OEe
niShtWatehman can be dispensed With
perhaps, Aod while the seI vice may te
slightly impaired, yet The city can better
Afford TO do y i'm one night watch than TO
be piunRsBg in de'G every year 10 pay
tao. / submit The following tAIE q ii-
iustraie the total saving by cutting dogn
tie items have menlioned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
WEDNESDAY.
Manila and Santiago.

A good sized audience was at the ar.
mory last night to hear war talk and se.
war views.
Lee Travis, OF Eugene. former stud
ent OF the state university and one OF its
best orators, spoke for an hour In yery
entertaining manntr telling OF bis trip tc
The Philippines. and In q gFapic manner,
portraying the customs and habits OF the
ilth F,Iipinos, far below the Chinese
end Ia Apanese. Mr.. Travis was a good
observer whiI- at Manila.
GeorAe King Of san Franc SEQ ,lollo wed
ai,h vivid account OF tie Santiago cam
align as made b; the Rough Riders, 8
enlisted ~hile riding on the range in
Arizona, and followed Teddy Roosevelt
in that most famous campaign up san
Juan all and into Santiago, telling oil
the wonderful events of the charge AZ
seen Nv hime II. embeili ming il with one
hnndred fine views, speaking louder than
words. kIng had several hairbreadlhs
escapes from death, and then left the is-
land with a fever tbst is not yet spent.
Tie two lectures brought closer to
those hearing them the situation at the
ext emes of the war
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
VOsal Class.

Mr.. wiriE will organize . vocal class
next Saturday, March IS a. 9 O'Clock D..
IN. ia the college This class will bs es.
peciaily for children belxe cen the ages OF
eight aad fifteen years. The rudiments
and sisus need 10 music will be studied,
and all will be taught TO eng By no'e.
Careful attention will be giv~n 10 eArn
individual voice that il NiIl uoi be
strained Tuition one dollar per term Of
Is lessons All thcse taking private les
sous in the conservatory will be admitted
free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17

MONDAY
stea oily Growing.

The Conservatory of Music of Albany
College is growing very rapidly under
the present management, and is in bet
ter condition now than any time during
the history OF the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wirtz are working hard,
and in tue right way, to build up a large
conservatory in our midst, and we trust
that everyone interested in music will
see them before arranging elsewhere.
Tuition is as reasonable as with any
good private teacher, and the pupil has
In addition all the advantages ofthe con-
servatory.
New pupils are enrolling each week,
which certainly evinces approval of the
Instruction received.