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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01

Hon. G. E. Chamberlain, OF Portland,
went to Roeeburg TO attend court.
Judge J. N. Duncan returned this noon
from business trip TO Portland.
MIR. Harry Schlosser, book-keeper in
Faner & Neis' Salem hop Office, came up
this noon on q VACATION visit.
Geo. Waddle, xho was stabbed by j.
p. Hahn several weeks ago at Sweet
Home. lie said to be gradually failing.
G. ]. Corcoran, superintendent Of con-
struction for the Northwest OF the tele-
phone company, came up from Portland
this noon.
Manuel Robes, who was brought home
by the Second Oregon boys from tha Phil
ippines, is now q student Of the Indian
training school near Salem.
Mr.. Graham's name will probably be
presented for mayor on the republican
name has been circulated, securing ie v
gnatuies.
Mr.. Peter Mckinney, Of ALBANY. came
over from Oakland Saturday evening
and went to Looking Glass where he
will visit The family Of his con in-law, ].
L. MISUNDERSTANDING Review.
stateu communication OF Barzilai
Chapter l6 D. L, S. wi be held in the
Masonic Hall, Tuesday sdening, Nov. %,
1899, at so o'clock. A members hav-
ing Rituals will please bring them.
rhs condition of Ed Blodgett, upon
whom an operation for appendicitis was
peifoi med ,esterday morn ng. was such
that another ineision was necessary, aud
was made thie afternoon The appendix
and surroundings we're in pad condi-
ton.
Mr.. Stephen @. Wbitmore is in the
city, after having been at Anidem looks
ing after his mining Interests. Mr..
Whitmo is now Q resident of PennsyI-
vania. About twenty years ago Mr.,
Whitmore run farm in this county for
Rev. r. a.. Steven :, pastor OF the Episco.
pal church, who aftel losing his property
returned east.
r. K. Montgomery, who for several
years held the position of ieht operator
at the depot here, came up from Glen
dale the first OF the week to Iecuperate
for few days. He expects to return
herewith his family in 8 short time to
assume the position OF assistant agent
Grants Pass Observer. Mr.. M, ntgom-
cry was at one time night operator a. AL
b1ny.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01

zoe simon 10 OH his way back TO WaAs |
ington.
Lawyer J. Il. Wyatt left this afternoon
for PrineviIlle on legal business.
Mr.. A. Wheeler, the expert account
ant, oi FairmouDt, Lane county, is in the
city.
Capt. LanniDg is home from the mines
where he has oeen working several
months.
Mrs. Fisher, OF this city, Linn county's
oldest citizen, now 81 years Of age, is re-
ported quite i'll, with prospects Of living
only few days, just wearing out from
old age.
Mrs. ID. w. Wakefield left this after
noon for her home in Portland after a
visit OF several weeks with Albany Tela-
tiyes and friends.
Mr.. Arch Mosier has rented the va
cant room in The Vance block opposite
the Revere House and will start q lunch
counter there as soon rs the fixtures can
be introduced.
Phil Metchan Jr. and Miss veIena
Kugil, OF jacksonville, were married in
Portland last Saturday night. They will
reside in Portland, where the groom is
employed in the Wells Fargo Company's
bank.
An operation was performed upon Ed.
Blodgett this forenoon by Drs. Wallace,
Davis and Ellis, for appendicitis. The
appendix was found in rather of a bad
condition and was taken off. The patient
10 doing well, with excellent prospect
II will take big appetite at the cake
social at the A. 0. u. w hall tomorrow
/ ha sf hn
kinds OF cakes and anything on them you
please. Don't miss il. But the eating
V not all. There will be a good pro-
gram and sociability.
At the meeting OF the Knights of PYth.
las tonight there are several reasons why
, all n emhers should be present. There
: will be work in the second and third de-
grees with q Lebanon man, several Wis.
] itors will be present and it is the night
for nominations. By order Of the @. G..
l. r. Borum.
Wallace Nash arrived yesterday frcm
the Rock Greek farm. His son PercivaI
who has been in Alaska for nearly thret
years, has just completed big logginl
contract on Stewart river, for the Daw
son sawmills. He expects to return 4
Oregon in the near future, for a visit
D Des Nash is at Dawson, where he ha'
/ various interests. ts.-Corvallis Times.
o. G. Hogue, Grand 0verseer, accomp
anied by Q. s. Harnish, A. d. Barkel
and w. III. Warner have returned iron
I Youcalla where they initiated larg
class Of new members into the A. o. U
w. They report the candidates wer
! from the best class OF people and moetl
Q young men, and that both the A. o. U
w. and Degree OF Honor lodges are wild
. awake and full Of enthusiasm. They ha'
: fine time and made many friends.
; The Paystreak, published at Sandon
B c., under date of Nov. Is, 1899, says
Mr.. Cleland has finally decided to accep
the call to Eugene, Oregon, by the Pres
byterian church of that city, and vii
4 leave in week or two for his new field
y Sandon loses not only COOL preache
3 but genial and popular citizen by Mr.
y Cleland's departure. Preaching the gos
Is pei in q mining camp has from time i'm
" memorial been regarded as Difficult
task, but MIR. Cleland has euccet dej j
Sgaining the respect and esteem OF th
many with whom his calling has brough
him in contact.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01
DIED

BRAY.-In Albany, on Sunday, Nov. 20,
Miss Katie Bray at the age 81 OF years.
DICKINSON Clarksville, Mo-, on
Nov. 20, 1899, at the home OF her
mother Mrs. J. w. Givens, Miss Ina
June Shaw Dickinson, at the age OF %
years.
The deceased was . resident Of Albany
for several years, where there are many
who will mou, the death of this estim-
able young lady.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01

Within the next few days there will he
str rex at the United States Mint in
Philadelphia the most unique and sig-
niticant coin issued 10 mocern times. 1t
ls the LafaJ ette Dollar authorized by
Congress in aid Of the Lafayette honu.
ment. This coin, which Is a legal ten
der dollar, ears upon it's face in bas-re.
lief double mt dallion OF the heads Of
W ash;ngton aud Lafayette and upon its
reverse a miniature reproduction OF the
equestrian statue OF L.fayetta used for
the Monument. Th in-criI ton on the
dollar explains its purpose (struek in
eommemoration OF Monument erected
by q .hool youth Of United States to Gen.
efal Lafayette, Paris, France, l9co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01
MARRIED.

UMPHREY-BALTIMoRE.-On Nov.
26, 1899, a. the residence OF John r i.
Baltimore, by Rev. Fred Lark, Mr. 8.
L. Umphrey and Miss Linnie Balti-
more.
The happy couple are among Linn
county's best young people and start out
with the best wishes OF many friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01

tt, ,an, Of foot ball at E lgene to-
morrow promises to be one Of the best oil
the wear. While the chances are IN IA.
yor Of the U. OF o judging from games
and the Eugene men will undoubtedly
have their hands just about as full as in
the Multnomah game. 2. A. Young o1
this city will act as referee and seth Me-
Allister o. Eugene umpire.
1, wac reported this afternoon to he
very doubtful whether Mre. AIrl'a &, :
Fis1er, Albany's oldest citizen, ,wonid i've
over The coming night She has y par
taken foon for ten dayr, and all her
senses are gradually tAi'i"R. She re
marked few dsys aso that che Wo1'o
moi eee anotl er thanksgiving. On
tha ,kepiving OF last year she acehueo
services at the Baptist church.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01
Tonight.

The 70 lowing program will be render
ed at the "Hot Cake" social given by the
Degree OF Honor at their new hall this
evening.
Instrumental solo-Mrs. Ketehum
Reading-Mrs Kelly.
Vocal duet Misses Farrell.
Recitation-isaac Butler.
Vocal Solo-John Graham.
Instrumental music-C. Meyer.
Recitation-Mre.C CTaw.
Instrumental solo--Miss Anna Houok.
Vocal Solo Miss Vira Stewart.
Recitation-Mr. NsaI Murray.
Solo-Mrs. Lee.
Instrumental Solo-Miss Hudson
Recitation-Misa Lille Crawfor
30 Cure Constipation Forever
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or e00
II G. Q, G, fail TO cure, druggists refund money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01

earth and stones scrIbsd ie-32s; whence
serlbsd is.sSs BT. bears 3. q dss. y
Soass 1ss%s'' seaSs R'ass dss W. . scssG iess
Y dsg, "a, sSg iect; guloh runs north
tlcai with corner No. Of survey No. sz5,
uold uuieh lode. and corner Mo. Of RED
huli lode, Same survey, howed hemlock
inches In the ground, with mound OF
stones seribed 2O--32s; whence q hemIock
tree y inches n diameter. blasod and
q. ao,s feet. ana hemioek ires u inches
y In dhiaametsr biased and ncrlbed, 2o-s2s
1ss ssnes ~ o. dss Ss @ min n; ~ yarla.lon y
z, identical with corner No Of survey,
NO. ass lied Bull lode, u sawed FIR post
Nv Inches by Z feet long, eet N inches IN
y l~yss; whence the center OF a shaft .4x7
q min. W, 81 feet. The westerly cor:
MI Nine o. siea In Ge' beSrs bsSal e Swfs dss s 6Sls n
fg 1880 feet: Il hemlock stump "a inchoH
n dian diameter ,ga snd s feet hlsh blazed and
sl--ass ~. bears b q deg. % min. b. N'5
iget' thence y, w deg g min ~. yarln-
go on line 81 OF survey No. a2b, Red
liull lode, hewed fir post 9Af inches by
~ feet long, set IN inches IN the ground.
with mound of stones scribHd 22~2-52y.
a hemlock trh1 20 inches IN diameter
blassd and AdrIbed 22~2~a2s BT, bears II.
~ deg. ~ min. w iib feet distant, and
hemlonk stump 20 inches IN diameter
2-a2s BT, bears \. ~ deg. 10 min II. u
| feet; thence y. 7e deg. ~ min. r., varla-
tion 10 deg. H.. big,t feet 10 corner No
~ Ihwler Placer, this survey on line Tt1
| feeti wagon road running enBtaFly and
westerly S22 feet. gulch runs Northwestern.
Iy lllO rect. wagon road runs northeAHl-
erly and southweHteriy i2t2 feet mouth Ol
EIk tunnrl, running sontheasserly u feet
istt az right angles 215i 4 feet. to cornoI
No, %. hswed heml0ck post lx4 inches
by feet long set ~ inches IN the ground
with mound OF stones AcrIhed ZJ~1gS
whence hcmlock tree 20 inches IN diam
Inlor. hiaged and acribed a3-a2S BT, hear
=, 90 deg, ". 81 feet. and hemiock tire,
inches IN diameter. blazsd and scrlbet
l9.ssh bT beara ~ = deg. 70 min. "
IL feet thence \ y deg: as min. y.
corner No. y. hewed hemiock post IN
inches by feet long, set ~ inches in IN
ground, with mound OF stones acrIbed ~
ass The mouth Of bullion tunnel, run
ming MouthwHsterly. bears N, 70 deg d
min. ", 1918 feet. hemiock tree 4 inche
in diameter, blaxed and scribcd 2i-a2
Ut bears =. 70 deg. 70 min. E ib feet
etor. blaGed and seribed A-sss BT. b. bear
=, g. deg. 30 min, w. i22 feet: thence s
e. deg. sS min. r., variation 10 deg GO mir
! E:, 40 feet' Casey Ruieh. n stream fec
Z wide. nowa nnrthbriy bes feet Ia cofne
/ No. of place OF beginning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01

The ladies OF the Christian chu urch viii
hold a Bazaar in tho buildinA formerly
occupied by Peacock & Co, beginning
Dec. IA continuing three days. They
will have many things useful as well as
ornamental. Everything suitabls for
Xmas r.eente.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01
Crook County.

Prineville is experiencing an egg lam
inc. Forty cents dozen and none to be
had ut that price.-Review.
Gheepmen in the JohnIDay country a'e
refusing $500, asking $40 TO $S.20 Tor
their sheep
Last week at the expiration OF liis term
Of imprisonmen: in the city jill, Emmet
Holman beca me abusive and disor1erly
and was agpin arrested and locked up.
After about an hours's confinement ne
set fire to the jail and began to yell for
assistance which came before any dam
age was done. He was taken before the
recorder and fined $25 on the charge oil
disorderly conduct. At The solicitation
Of his mother. l. Q was allowed to leave
town under suspension OF the sentence.
Journal.
The trial OF Frank Mcdaniel for the
murder OF Clara Fitch was to begin in
Portland today.
The Salem Building and Loan Associa-
will sell all of its real property at public
sale on Dec. 8.
During yesterday and,oday the rain has
come down in "hucketfulls," and the
river is raising last
The enrolment OF the Eugene schools
is S47 with an average attendance OF 764,
the enrolment being AZ to each teacher.
| 10. Card, y prominent young man, OF
fSoIeul, died in that city las Saturday af-
ternooh at the age OF thirty-nine years.
| A special excursion train to Eugene on
Thanksgiving day to ruD from Corvallis
is talked OF, but not yet arranged. A
good many wonld go.
Capt. r. III. Leabo, of company K. Or
egon National Guard, of Salem was Sat
urdav elected major OF the 3rd battalion,
Third regiment. The companies under
his command are B of Ashland, @ of Ec.
gene, II Of Grants Pass and K of Salem
The quarantine blockade in front o
the Moon residence has been raised, as
we'll as the quarantine at the residence
of MIR. Scott. The smallpox scare is al
over. 1t has been more scare than mos
anything, though existing in a mil'
form at the two places.
One year ago last February, james
Morrow, OF Fossil, mortgaged his rancl
and went to the Klondike. After vari
GUS hard experience 8, he got back T.
Oregon, bringing with him scuTvy alt
dropsy, and when at Condor, on his wa
home, died. He was So years old an
had no family.
@. A. Park, the attorny, is enjoying
visit from MIR. and Mrs. Geork e WolaveI
OF Detroit, Michigan. Mr.. Woiaver !
very fond of hunting, and havin
heard great deal of the elusive pheas
ant. which is SO plentiful in this valley
was very anxious to hunt for the gam
during his visit here. Acc, rdingly Mr.
Park arranged to furnish his eastern Wis
itor the desired sport. An employe I.
the Water Company, who is splendi
marksman, was invited to accompan
the hunters and the invitation was az
cepted. When the trio returned, the
brought fine string of pheasants wit
. them. Mr.. Park. when questioned as
the most successful hunter in the party
evaded direct repl. by remarking this
: the proper man behind the gun was
! wonderful factor in the bagging pheai
ants. The reader can draw his own IL
Iference.--Salem Statesman.
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Up Stream Work.

From the Guard:
The financial stream has not proven so
easy for the steamer City Of Eugene 10
surmount as the lars and rifles of the
Willamette river.
During the past eleven months, so we
are informed, her ledger account shows
a loss Of $1,000 In the ordinary coarse OF
fteighting and carrier business. The
continual losses have resulted in placing
the steamer once again in the sheTiff's
hands. The Eugene 10 tied up at Har-
risburg on the suit Of 4. @. Smith for
claims aggregating $3.50. Mr.. Smith was
formerly agent for the steamer, and once
bntore attached her, but time was given in
hope that she might earn money With
which 10 pay the claim. 1t seems that
the earning capacity Of the Eugene could
not meet the demands, hence The attach
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01

In the county court in the Thackyer
road case $50 damages ware allowed Mrs.
Hannah Bosmer, where 500 were asked.
License was iH-ued by the county
clerk for the marriage OF Lester Conser
and IvY Meeker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01

In the rscorder's Office the following
instruments have been filed:
Deeds:
Laura Sumpter to Nathan Sump-
ter, "a 90 acres, IL " 2....$ 800
Joseph Drinkard to w II McIa-
han, 2 lots, Halsey. ......... 90
Il A Dayis to 4 e Davis, trustee,
500 acres and several lets. ... 10
w A Gleason to III b Spencer. l73
acres. '-..ss .s's+' WV
T / Anderson to Mary Anderson,
1uU acres. 1890 ~
Lewis Cox to Ira Cox, 1888 aeres. 400
Bill of sale:
w II Cross to NJ V Kooniz. build
ing with boiler and engine in
MORTGAGE for !. 2OOO
Morts aye for 25O
...... $500
| !" ....... $50
Obatel Mortgage for....-...-....- lI
(,hafel mortga0e for Or..... 10
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01
uow our KIdneys

DR. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kldney us. saV s
Vis free Add. SteFing Remedy Co, CHICAGO OF ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-01
I.amier PLACER.

BEGINNING at corner No. /. identical with
corner NO J. survey No. 49, Red Bull
lode and corner No. !. survey No, a2b,
Gold Back lode. "a hewcd hemiock posi-
~ Inches by Z feet long set II inchea in
tho ground, with mound of stones acrlbed
y min. Il, iisI.i feet distant: a sir tree
- inehsH In diameter. blased and HcFibsd
ll=a<s HT. bears ". g deg. - min, w
s1.t feet. ana FIR tree 20 Inches In diam
stsr. hnEed and acribed i-~l2N nr. bears
y 81 deg % min. E. bo.T feet distant:
% deg. 70 min. r.. 1861 feet TO cor.
nsr No. 2. Identical with corner No. e
lof He'd Rock placer. this survey. and on
Hue B-i uf survey No. a2a. Red Bull lode
thence deg p min. f.. variation
lyey. a hewed hemiock post sxt inches
4 ny fest long, set ~ inches In the ground.
with mound OF stones Ncribed s-a2S
whence mr. stump u inches In diameter
and w feet high. biaxed and scribed ,
~ bs. bears =. % deg, 70 min. W. n
dlametsr and feet high, blaxcd and
Hcrthsd 3-SA BT. bears s. % deg. 20 min
wv. ~ feet distant: thence g. 10 deg. q
min. T., variation 20 dug. r.. li2s4 feel
70 corner No, I. Identical with corner No
OF survey No. z2i. Gold Back lode, q
long. sct. Is inches In the ground. witt
mound Of stones acrihed s-xS. whence
nr tree Y lnchen ia diameter, binzed nnt
lacrtbcd t--gs lit. bears ~ Is deg H. IA
|, feet. and FIR tree 70 inches In diameter
biaGcd and ecribed t--ags HT. bears 3. i
, iM deg, = min. w, variation % deg. r.
10 feet; guieh running northwestefiy 40.
feet 20 corner No. ], the place of be
ginning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

long on the side. p, inches wide, with
symmetrical triangular peak at the
top extending inch beyond the parallel
Sides, fastened at the center OF the
peak by a rmnll navy button. The top
" these marks will be covered with tho
gold lace markings OF the admiral
white braid equivalents win take the
place ON the sleeves OF the three bands
of gold worn on the other coats.
Two uniforms are set for evening
wear, and are described as A and H.
A Will be worn IN the evening. on occa-
Hlons OF ceremony 10 which the admiral
may be invited In his Official capacity,
and - VIII be worn ON social occasions
To which he may also be invited IN his
Official capacity. A uniform consists OF
an evening dress-coat and waistcoat,
laced trousers. cooked hat. epauiets
sword ana full-dress belt. worn under
the Waiatcoat while u " the same with
plain trousers and blue cap.
In addition TO tho foregoing ward
robe, the admiral will have 10 provide
himself with % uniform uvercuat, "A
cloak and "a regulation mnckintosh. In
addition to no end Of special Hcurfs.
crnVnts and gloves; and hy the time he
has provided himself with an these
adornmenta which an ndmlring govern
omnt prescrlhos he win have parted
with fully 5000 OF hard-won pay
Hair of these clothes he viii never
wear. but he must Keep them on hand
for the coming ~ the uneApected-th
hugnhoo OF official life. and the bane on
the man whose figure viii ohauge.-C.
a. L. In 81 Louis Globe Democrat.
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buttons down the front. Il adorned Just
aH the special fun dress coat is
epaulrtH. sword ana cooked hat being
worn also.
ON occasions OF Ordinary ceremony"
such na In boarding ships OF war In
making the first visit In port upon CONF
handing officers on paradcs Of ccrc-
muny with enlisted men under az ms,
ana at the ordinary sunday Inspections,
excepting, OF course. the first one OF the
month, the admiral win wear the
dress uniform. This uniform Of
frock coat plain blue or white trousers,
cooked hat epaulottea. sword ana plain
leather belt The ndmlrafa belt for
this dress ~ the same as that pre-
fcrlhed Tor all other officers. and ~ ~
black grained leather OF not more than
9 inches In width. The belt plate or
buckle Ia OF yellow gilt ANA consisting
~ q wreath NJ oak leather surrounding
the naval cout-of-nrma Of thirteen
stars cneireling spread eagle ON an
anchor
In case the admiral could be pre-
vailed upon 10 serve ON q court OF In
quiry 10 obtain the true fncts In the
Schluy sampson controversy, for In
stance, he would wear the frock coat.
plain blue or white trousers. blue cap.
with H. band uf oak leaves In gold,
around the crown, and The visor rim.
the shoulder straps already described
not epnulets, sword ana pl u leather
belt. To bee more particular about the
cap, IL win be OF dark blue cloth. with
the present slightly naring top fitted
with a visor OF black patent leather,
lined with green and covered with blue
cloth. embroidered around the rim with
gold unN leaves a small Size navy but
ton will be placed ON each side above
tho temples, 10 which will be fastened
"a chin strap OF leather faced with gold
lace. on the front there viii be "A sill
yer shield, cmblnzoned palcNyays NJ
thirteen pieces, with chief strewn
with stars. HurmOuntcd by silver
spread eagle, the whole being placed
upon two crossed foul anchors. em-
broiderud In gold.
when calling on officers. other than
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each down the front Of this coat and
The bolt rests Just above the bottom
two
The cooked hat is rirld AFFAIR OF
black silk beaver. ana ~ fruni 10 10 rs
inches long from peak 90 peak and
from 3 90 iia inches hirh on The left ian
and an inch lower un the right one. The
fans are decorated with a strip NJ O.
inch gold lace laid ON fiat, ana passing
around their outer rims and under the
peaks. The admiral VIII wear the
regulation Hword or that voted him by
Congress which De- 90 be given him upon
bic arrival iu Washington city, and his
bolt viii Do of dark ncvy blue cloth.
embroidered on the top and the bottom
edges with a gold stripe half nm inch
wide. ana with another stripe half as
wide lu the crntcr-1 reduced version of
his sleeve stripes The sword sling
straps viii be- NJ the same style. only
smaller.
The full dress uniform Is 10 be worn
on 400 other occasions Of ceremony.
such. Tor Instance. us IN making the
nrat visit to other officers NJ nag rank.
and ou social occasions 20 which officers
nre invited IN their official capacity.
The coat " this uniform IL like the
evening dress OF the civilian. nnd with
the exception OF the collar and the