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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-11
Cautious.

Groccr-Cnn't | sell you a package
of these parnlyzed oaiss
Old Lady-Know, ! don't think you
con. know IL would make me sick
abed.
Why, may askS Have YOU tried it?'
No; but / see in its advert lsemeni
that it is recommended by the doctors
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-11
Cheap Rates 10 Denver .

For the Second Annual Convention
Of the National Live Stock Association
AT Denver, Colorady, the Rio crande
Wrstern will sell tickets 10 Denver and
return at rate Of sls for thr round trip.
Selliag dates. Jannary e9nd and 23rd.
limited 10 twenty days from date Of
sale. 4. FoUTS, Agent.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-11
Storis,

Indianapolis journal; II do get so
tired OF the stories Hamme is alaa5 Q
telling about himself"
''Sos They mini o marker to the
stories other folks tell about him"
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-11
One or the Other.

Detroit Free Press; "Whnt solemn
expression that Miss CrosscuL wearsm
yes; she is either profoundly intel
lectual or Intensely stupid"
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-11
Provo CITY OFFICERS.

Fire Chief. .,...,............,W y Taylor
NEIGHB0RH00D.
Art novelties, Snow & Young.
Have you seen Snow y Young's win
dow?
r. J. Lambert went to Salt Lake
Monday.
Snow g. Young have fine window
display.
Go to DR. N. II. Nelson for first class
dental works
UP TO DATE Wedding Stationery.
Silver the Printer.#
J. J. Mercer was over from American
Fork on business Monday.
TDV American Author" Cuban
i IL l handmade cigars.
Have you seen the art Window
~. lfs hOulL WtUt w ndhli Duuuuy
evening on court business.
The Il kborn Pharmacy is head
quarters for l1oll lay gnods.*
Snow & Young don't sell chromos.
County Assessor Royal II. Hush
came over from Payson Monday.
To Denver and return only SIS via
Il. G. ". January 22nd aud BIRDS
Or. N. II. Nelson is making record
as he foremost dentist In Proves
ZACH paid for wheat Mt the Provo
lAOll Roller Mills, opp. depot.
Grain taken ior bookhinding by +. Il.
Crouch, oppositc posIcfliec, Proves
CM0KE American Author; high
DMUAE grade Havana cigars.
c. e. Loose was down 10 Tlntic
Tuesday looking after the Grand Cen
trial.
Mirrors, dressing cases and all kinds
of toilet articles at the EIkhOrn Phar-
inacy.*
See Dorothy Lewis In "Alone In
Greater New York tomorrow Thus
day. evening.
rAMERlCAN 1ls'.ss. rrs sns
Hiysns cigars.
a piae line Of choice periumery suit.
able for Holiday presents at the Elk
horn Pnarmacy.* y
Arr novelties, soc. to $50. at Snow &
Young's. y
J. w. N. Whltecottou and Il. Z.
Corfnian went TO SpringvIle last even
ing on legal business.
l.. AZ. Paul Is the proud father OF a
daughter born Sunday morning. All
parties are doing we'll.
UP TO DATE Book. Job and Society
Printing SILVER. the Printer. base
ment Union block. rrovo.'
s. A. King Is spending most of his
time 10 Salt Lake these days looking
after the Senatorial contest.
Snyder 81 lrvlne are the only thor
ough aud thoroughly equipped dent'sts
IA Provo. Call and SEQ them@
Artists materials, Snow & Young
b. F. FlcIner returned to Tlnlic Sun
day evening 10 resume work OF tn
Auaconda group near Mammoth.
The EIkhoru Pharmacy has cholc,
line OF the celebrated ~ g" Candies
Don't fall to get box for Christmas"
Allen Bros. are putting up 1000 ton
Of les This season. fhe ice Is about
foot thick. OF beautiful clear quality
Local srepes by local artist AT snoV
& Young's.
E. S. Smith. after several days Wis
at home In Provo. left Tuesday for
"trip through Emery and CarLon conn
tells.
Sheriff Storrs went to Lehi and oths
northern points TO continue the inve
tlgAtion Of The Pelican Point murd'
case.
The i. g W makes rate Of sls
Denver rud return Jnnnary 22nd an
25rd, limitedso twenty days from da
Of sale.s
John DAVIS has beep III for q we,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-11
OFFICIAL DlREc TORY.

District Judge, Warren N. Dusenberry
Clerk, George Havereamp.
Court Slenographor, Mont Roberts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

E Dageny, OF Salem. was arrested
for keeping bis saloon open on Sunday
in violation Of the law. The case was
tried before jury, and as the prosecu-
ton mad failed to offer sufficient proof
the defendant was discharged.
Louis Krause, OF the former firm Of
Krause Bros. doing business here and
In Eugene, has retitioaed to be declared
q bankrupt The liabilities Of the tirm
amount to LOCO and the assets Of the
petitioner do not exceed $Se5, consisting
OF household furniture aud wearing ap
parel.-TelesrAm.
While in Portland the 0EMocRAT man
met E 4 Larrimore, manager OF she
Portland Linseed Oil Co. Mr.. Larri-
more has made q success Of his business
and is proving . rustler. He WAS at one
time resident OF Albany. IN the paint
| ing business. besides playing eonsi Ter
able base ball, being pitcher for awhile
Of the Albany team.
Jack Carr, who just came out iron
Dawson is in Seattle and wants to wagel
that he can make the trip from Dawson
to Sksgway quicker than any other man
Carr left Dawson on Nov. 81, and reach
ed Skarway Dec. 10. L Gage and 1
Acklen leit Dawson four days after Car
and arrived IN SAagway the next day
gaining three days on him. Two othe
men made the trip in twenty four days
On his way out John Isom, of this city
was with Car for awhile.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
Religious services.

Rev. E. W. Parker, of Salem. win
preach in tie Congregational church O.
morrow morning and evening. Othsf
services as usual
Christian church: Services at IIam
and 30 p N by Rev G VI Lane. Morn
ing topic The Lords Supper" Eve
ming The Duty Of the New Year
SPECIAL musical program under disection
OF Proi. Geo z Wirtz Revival service
beginning Sunday. Jan. Stn, led bv Rev
ID Z keliems, Of Iowa. All invited.
Presbyterian church: Morning service
ct 10 ID, subject of sermon The Gift 81
6lory. st Has, Jr Endeavor af
30, sr Endeavor At so, evening SER
vices at 80, subject Of sermon ssThe Old
and ths New." A cordial welcome l. ex-.
tended TO al, at al the services Of the
chunch.
DR. Fisher. editor of the Pacific Christ
IAN Advocste viii occupy the puspit in
TIE Methodist church at 1880. Mrs.
FISHER viii speak on Missions IN the eve
nng. 5 at II. EpEorth League At
o-S0s evening sertiee at 80.
United Presbyterian church. Morn.
ing service At 10:30, theme fsTfe Fig
1ees erobetion-" S at II:45, Jr
EndeAEor at $50, Sr Endeavor al 6.3a.
evening service at 80, suhiecs. "Ar
Arrest OF Thought" The printed New
Years Service" will Be used In the eve
ming. The Week Of PRAYER viii be OBJ
served Jsn- 2 s. Aleordiaily invited 70
these services.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
Masonic Installation.

At CnrinthiAn hall last night the new
officers OF BAyley Chapter ami the East
err Star we're formally installed by .
banquet with short speeches ard . social
time.
c, B. VIM. the NJ E. Fl. P, condcct-
ed the installation for 2ayIey Chapter
Nith D. P. Mason. P. 6. 81 p, as acting
marshal. The officers have heretofore
been given.
TIE installation Of the officers OF the
Eastern Star was conducted By Mrs ].
Z. Westherford P. G. W. II. with Mrs
s. W. Langdon ss acting marshal. and
are ss follows: Misc Zula winn, W. NJ. /;
SIR. W. E Frazier, W. p; Mrs. L. Red
6eld, A. NJ; Miss Ida GalbFzith, sec. !;
Mrs Kate Althouse, treas Mrs. Julia
wyman, Con-; Mrs Laura Haight. A.
Con-; Mrs. Annetta WeStherford Chap. :
Mrs. Ray Allen, II Mrs Mary Fort
miller, warde Mr.. W. E. Baker, sen
tinel; Miss Mary Alien, oEganiss; Mrs.
Lottie Ralston, Ad2h; Mrs Josephine
Baight, Ruth; Mrs. Luella LaEorest,
Esther; Mrs. EsteIla Payne, Martha ;
Mrs. G. Washburn. Electa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
THE COMING SHOW.

The Growing event will begin in Al
bany on Jan. 8 and last through Satur
day Jan. Il.
Secretary Fenwick in an article In the
Oregon Poultry Journal says Il promises
70 be the most successful exhibition oil
pure. bred poultry ever held on the coast
and that the interest manifested
throughout the state has been very en-.
coursgiDg.
The annual meeting of the association
will be held Saturday evening after the
show.
Enteries for the chow close on Dec 81.
Alden Hulburt, OF Corvallis, boasts
that I'VE will mako you boys jump side
| ways for doughnuts before the show is
over"
The Oregon Poultry Journal will be
represented in Albany by the editor, Mr..
Goodhue, who intends to get the sub
scription OF every Linn county farmer
Tor his paper.
We clip the following from the Jour
nal:
Mr.. D. o. Wood worth, Of Albany, one
OF the directors of the State Association,
sends ne diagram Of the building ee-
cured for the holding of the coming
show II is one Of the finest rooms 10
the city Of Albany for the holding oithe
show, and is all that could possibly be
desired. Its Dimensions sFe l10 feet
long by 66 feet wide. double doors aad
double windows ct each end, the vim
dows In main entrance being large platsI
glass. There are two large ky.lights
over the center of room, and also two arcl
electric lights hanging midway oyer the
room. THE building is right 10 the
heart OF the city. The management are
TO be congratulated on the excellent ee- |
lection and the location. For q good 1
show room 10 bali the success attained dtof
Q poultry exhibition. Special attractions i
are Aiso being arranged. Now, bFoghet
think OF DOT being present with youF4
birds, with such inviting accommoda.
tons as these. Everybody will 60 TO the
Albany show sure.
Mrs L. L. whiteaker, OF Independ.
enee. will make q large exhibit Of canary /
birds ut the Albany state show. Why
not Eave more songsiers at our poultry
show.
We wish 20 impress upon the minds OF
all amateurs in poultry raising the great 1
advantages 10 be obtained in being edu-
Gated up TO the standard Of perfection in
thorough bred poultry raising. More can
be learned at the state show in one day /
than in . whole year out on the fam or
in the poultry yard. The different
breeds are right before your eyes and the
specimens Of each breed canfe e0mhar-
ed 81 le by side. You may see e8Sh /
specimen as they are being scored and
the lucky winner is announced you maTN
see and fully understand ahy this Or
that one has won. or this OF that one
lost. You meet Anu ming.e\With the
whole poultry fraternity.
Admission to the poultry show gill be
only 10 and Is cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
Indian War Veterans.

The camp Of Indian war veterans met
a the court house yesterday afternoon
with about twenty present. The en-
Tollment Of the camp 10 l2i, most too far
away to come.
Letters we're read from our congress.
men showing purpose TO do all possible
TO secure legislation for the veterans.
A resolution Sas introduced aud
passed, in which congress is asked 70
grant 10 the Indian war veterans the
same pension privileges enjoyed by the
veterans Of Mexican war.
Remarks were then made by Captain
Wheeler. Jonas Davis, John Blevsns. A.
b. Morris. +. O MeLaiu. Warm Spring
Johnny, A. L. BFidge'srmer, C. II. Walk
er. NJ VAndeTpool and others.
4. II WalSer Vas sele tied to prepare
q statement OF the services OF the Indian
war veterans for publication in the Ore
goaian and other papers. The meeting
was an enthusiastic one. and will have .
good effect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
c HURs
JUST FROM DAWSON.
John Isom .!r. Home from the
Frigid Land OF Gold.

After an absence of a year John Isom
Jr. returned home this noon direct from
Dawson city, where he went last spring
or summer after stay of several months
in Skagway. He left Dawson on Octo-
ber 81, and therefore was nearly two
months on the way out. His trip out
offered enough experience in the way of
hardships and otherwise for life time
tie was one OF party of FIVE. On start.
ing he travelled with two dogs and a sled,
coming on the ice. making the trip in
this way to Thirty Mile station, when he
lost has entire outfit, and came the re-
naming distance. en- loot. Fer eight
nights he, slept. out without a blanket
with the thermometer dangerously low,
keeping warm as possible by fires. The
cold though is not felt as Il would be in
this country. The lowest temperature
he experienced was 80 below, though it
may have been lower for that was as far
as the thermometer registered. He was
in an avalanche and succeeded in getting
one OF his companions out. Going over
the summit is q small part OF the trip.
The great hardships are on the other
side, On reaching home all the baggage
Mr.. Isom had was small sack OF differ-
ent things. He is bronzed and looks
healthy, being considerable heavier than
when he left Albany.
The ALBANY people at Dawson are
doing we'll. @. W. Watts is running a
hotel, besides owning couple of claims,
one bench claim, and when he comes
home will be well fixed financially.
John Role has good claim and will
have a clean up in the thousands Joe
Mcdonald has been making good deal
OF money in the dray business, and was
Just getting ready to start for home. He
may be expected in Albany most any
time. John Culver was running hotel
near Dawson. He didn't know about
Louis Parker. Mr.. Isom himself has
been doing well and has couple of good
claims. lie intends to go back next
spring or summer, as he believes. there
are big possibilities there for man to
make money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
FRIDAY
Eloquent Albany Masors.

The Corvallis Union refers to the parts
taken by the members of the Albany
Masonic lodges in the dedication OF the
new Masonic temple at that city IN the
following complimentary terms:
A vocal Q 10 by Mts. Langdon, OF AL.
bany, go charmed the audience than an
encore was loudly req uested.
j. X. Weathertord responded most
happily to the toast, "our Fraternity. -
He dse,t upon the duti,s Of members to
themselves and society, his remarks ellie.
iting applause,
S,r Knight Clay Marshall, OF Albany,
narrated the origin end history OF
Knight Templar;" the important part
this link plays in the chain OF Masonry,
and its relation to the order.
ID. L. Macon, OF Albany, took advant.
age oil the splendid opportunities offered
by the toast. "fhe Masonic Temple"
HE closing description OF the temple OF
Solomon Was sublime.
The Ladies' - This was not on the
program, bat Mr.. F. Z. Alien was asked
TO respond 10 this toast, which be did
most handsomely. No warning @as
given MIR. Alien. but b. accepted the
situation ss Adam did when "The La
die" was propose to him in the garden
OF Eden on memorable occasion some
years aRU--cheerlully and with dispos-
ltion TO make the best Of the situation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

Dssr. "a road mSeGing wAs held in
this district with q good attendance.
Frank Trilss was elected chairman ani
Fred Lynes secretary Road matters
SeFe generally discussed. preference
being shown for weil-aravelled roAds,
huE the difficulty 10 bat the gravel can
not be secured near home. Frank Trites
was declared the choice OF the meeting
for supervisor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

At meeting of teachers and superin-
tendents in the interest Of better school
laws held in Portland yesterday Prof
Martindale and Superintendent McDon-
aid attended from Albany, Prof. Tyree
of La Grande was present and 4. A.
Miner, former Albany man was con.
spicuous and pointed in his remarks on
the text book proposition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
Scio.

\ From tie News.
AMrs. L A. Aunkers. OF Albany, is vie.
ting ct the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Fleener. this week.
\Miss MAude Bilyeu. Of the Albany
Herald composing rooms. spent Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
A. Bilyeu OF this city.
Mrs. May Gill has accepted the posi
ton OF assistant postmaster made vacant
BY the resignation OF Miss Mona Daniels
Who goes TO MrMinnyills-
Al the shooting match last Saturda!
DR.. 4. g. PrilI carried OF the turkey
having broken eight out OF possible II
blue rocks.
scio Lodge No. 50, A. F. Il A. II. in
stalled toe following officers at thei
meeting last rueeday evening: E. Q
Hyde. W. NJ; ". E. Brock. s. W.; 2
Mcdonald, J. W.; NJ. c. Gill, treas:
s. Morris, sec. W. A. Ewing. S. D..
Thos. Allison, J. D.: r. Cary, S. S. {
A. Randall, IS; n. Young, tyler.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

Miss Helen Crax ford, Of the 0ACis
spending the hoiidavs 10 Albany
- Mira. Crewse and three ekildreo. Of
Washington, are ii the city the gaests ol
Mr. A E Bloom.
Mr. Har Day came up rom Portland
this noon 10 Join his family here on
visit with Albany relatives and friends.
Rev @ NJ Lane delivered temperance
address in Staytou last evening 10 a good
sized audience. An Aa,iS Sa oon League
Vas organiEed With . good lie; tf mem
beFp.
Mrs. Nellie LAmbeon. ri the Portland
public schools. formerly of the Albany
schools, lie In the city the guest OF Mrs.
A. o. Beam. Mrs. Lau.bsou Is state in
Irucior OF the l.. q. +. NJ.
Rev w A Smick was passenger to
Eugene ON Bangs stage Monday morn
ing after spending several weeks on the
Siuslaw assisting Rev. knotts in his
labors.-Florence, Or, West.
~Last evening about fiity friends took
Mr.. and Mrs. Hogue by eurprise, in q
surprise farewell party to their sou
Harry, who left today for Milton. Ore.
where be has good position. The eve
ming passed quickly with one foim o
amusement and another. after which Z
fine lunch, which the visitors had
brought, was partaken OF.
Prof. Martinjale and Superintendent
Mcdonald have returned from Portland
where they took an active part In ths
meeting Of educators for revision o
our school laws On motion OF Prot
Mariindale it was declare the sense OF tn
meeting that the school text book Quee
tion be kept ssnut OF the regular Law en-
tirely and that 1t be provided Tor by
special Law. Prof. Martindale is in favo
Of commission OF ct least fifteen. TIL
fact that the book concern wants Dals
email commission tf five is very signiti
cant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
A Denial

The local msnsion in the DxxocsAr of
2Sth eurrent, that We had sold our H.
suranee business is not authentic. We
have not scld out. and emphaticaliy
deny telling any one that We bad. Il is
our intention 10 20 10 Portland in the
near future. at which tine ne will give
publicity 10 the lrAntier Of the business.
J. W. EKxFT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

/. NJ. Huston, Of Juniper, Umatilla
county, raised over $4,000 bushels oil
wheat in 1898, and he remarked that he
hadn't sold q bushel OF it. He is indie
pendent, and does not have to sell until
he gets ready. He has steady offer oI
70 cents per bushel for the entire mess
In 1894 lac sold nearly all his wheat at 81
cents per bushel. or, to he more exact
his creditors sold it for him a; that fig
~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

The committee on amending the
charter reported in favor OF amending
the ehaFter, By . general revision Of ik
The matter VAS discussed BY the city
attorney. Mr.. Watson, add members Of
the council, tie report Was adopted and
Hone. p Z. Kelley and J. ]. Whitney
requested to present it to the Legislature
The principal changes will be provisions
for the collection Of taxes and assessment
by the county. AMI the lengthening Of
the terms OF Office OF the marshal and
treasurer 10 two years
Licenses 20 cell liquor we're granted
John 1iblin, Hermann Bueiow, Will.
iams Brothers, Peter Schlosser and Dam
lei Marx.
The bonds of the marshal and treasurs
er were placed AZ IS 900 aud 81, 900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
Installation

Joint installation Of officers elect oi
Bailey Chapter No. s. r. a. u. and Bra.
EillAi ChAbleF so. l6. o. E. s. will take
place this Friday evening. Dec. 50. 81
Z p. m., after whice reireshmeutA will Be
srrved ic the banquet hall. Il 10 re-
Qnested that al members be present.
By order Of committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
MANILA Poems

A souvenir song book Of poems, - snlI
five in all, gotten up by the soldisF bogs
has been published in ManiIas une VI.
received this week from Roy saltmaFsa,
BY his mother. Il is decidedly intefens.
ing. There is Dewey, King Of tie EeNs z
some of the others being "The Old Aefny
Hsrdiack," !" Behind the TrenchA, z
Battle OF NaIate," "We'rs NafSskai
Born Soldiers,'' "a Hot Time for LIN.
neeota," "The First Day Out f.8
Girl With Dark Red Hair" ahd TES
Oregon Volunteer" The most popular
OF all the songs Roy wrote vas The foi-
lowing. TO which :he special attention
OF the DEMOCRAT man was eaIIe4
N MANILA, 1893.
Through the streets Of old Manila
AimlessIy one day strode
III bumped against fgHIe
Standing silent In the road
such an odd uneainIy figure
That quickly staggered back
thinking that it wac a spirit
And I'D run across it's track.
On his head he wore helmet.
Rather Doubtful ae to hue.
On his legs come battered Iegsfns
And nis coat was once bIna
On bis shoulder was . mueket
Kusted with the rust of years
Like himself this apparition
Greatly served to rouse my feaTn.
what the dickens are you?'' asksd
And my breath came quick aud short
he then out Of force of habi.
Brought hie rife to the port.
"fou remember then, !" he answers.
just hundred years ago
There was trouble with the Sparisrds
Twas about the Maine, you know.
Then left home for Manila
with more U. ;. Volunteers
We were numbered several thrueavsd
All enlisted for two years.
Oh the others? they are sleeping
In the ancient church ward here
Far from home ard loving kindred
And their native country dear.
Some we're stieken by diseases
Victims Of the feyer's rage,
some wer- emitten hy the smaii.pcx
Others died OF ripe old age.
m the last OF all those thousands
Through this plsee FtiII must roam
" alting for expected orders.
welcome orders 10 90 home!
w. O'CoxSE1L McGEzHaS.
let California c. S.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

Snow balling may be fun for the boys,
even though at times crue, bu: 1t has no
form OF amusement in II for the China
men, old people and those who do not
care to engage in it. Only coward will
strike a man in the back. Never throw
a snow bail at a person who Is not in q
position 10 dodge or defend himself, aud
then not against his will.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

According to an exchange advert sing
does pay. A Harney county girl, adver-
tised for husband and got one. Total
expenses $ll. He died within year.
leaving life insurance payable to her of
5000. Net profit 81, ,9S9.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
AIT Needle WORK.

Mrs w. p. LAEierty viii be ~ the res
i5esce OF Mr.. J. A. Weaver on Tuesday
JsL- Bad 10 meet her elass in art needle
Eoik. All 'adies Wishing instructions OF
material are reqnessed 70 cali.
Mas. W. P. Logy1R7Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

DIED.-Infant daughter OF " L Wood.
died in eastern Oregon Dec. 2S- Tue
remains arrived on the overland last
evening aud The funeral services we're
conducted by Rev. Hartmann at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, this
afternoon At p m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06
CRUSHED BY HER CROWNI

The great Book of Martyrs has never
been written. Eox's famous work deals only
with the rnartyrdon of the body. When
the real book of martyrs is written il will
deal with the mental martyrdom of the
woman who suffered in silence because
modesty would not let her put into speech
the questions that burned in her heart