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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
For a Cable to Alaska.

LONDON, March Is.- General French
sends obeTls 10! reinforce
ments, statlng tha. II 10 impossible to
take BlomiontaIn without q larger force.
The lighting continues.
SAN FRASctsco, March la.-Rcporta
Just received ttato that tho plague sItu-
alton In Honolulu il better than for
months.
DuanAx. March lS.--Gen. white aT.
rived today aud boarded the transport
going to London.
LONDON, March IL Kruger asks pow
ers for Intervention. Congress at Wash
lneton Is considering tho matter.
TttLAMoox, March i2.-Tho Schooner
Lille and Mamie was blown on Tiila-
nook bar while trying to leave tho bay,
clusing total loss.
Lo Don. March Ia important new
10 expected honrly Of occupation
Bloemfontaln.
Carr TowS, March ll.--Gen. Plnm-
mer within forty miles Of Maiekins.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
Well Said Things.

Things always seem fairer when we
look back at them.-Lowell.
It lie in the length OF patience, endur-
auce and torbearance that so much OF
what is good in mankind and woman
kind is shown.-Arthur Phelps.
Be just, and fear not; let all the ends
thou aims't at be thy coun.ry's, thy
Code, and truth Shakespeare.
There are many lovely women, but mo
perfect ones.-Victor Hugo.
To make light of philosophy is to be
true philosopher.-Pascal.
The Distinguishing characters Of the
face ard the lineaments Of the body grow
more plain and visible with time an d
age; but the peculiar physiognomy ssof
mind is most discernible in children. -
LocKe.
OF all the paths that lead to q womans
heart, pity is the straightest.-Beau-
mont.
The truest poIiteness comes Of sIncer-
ity.-Samuel Smilee.
Poverty lie the only burden which is
not lightenei by being shared with 9TH
ers.-Richter.
The lees power man has, the more
he likes to uss it.
Theory looks well on paper, but 1t does
not amount to anything without prac-
tice.-H. w. Shaw.
Women have fewer vices than men,
but they have stronger prejndices.-Dr.
J. V. G. Smith.
Truth is the highest thing that man
may keep .-Chaucer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

The Republicans have discovered that
10 not quite so nice as they ex-
pecsed. 1t now seems that Europe lie
pressing tor the open door in the Philip
pines in return for Mr.. Hays much iaud'
ed achievement in China. Bnt the open
door in the Philippines means free trade
with the United States via Manila, If the
Philippines are held to be part Of this
country and to be therefore entitled to
free trade with 1t. So the Republicans
are in the quandary Of having to deny
the constitution to the. he.Philippines-ii the
Supreme Court will let them-or of in-
ausurating free trade with the world. As
the Democrats insisted long: ago. expan
sion and protection are irreconrilable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE. Is HEREBY THAT THE
undersigned as the admistrator Of w J
Nc Meeken, deceased has tilci his dnal ae-
count in said estate matter with lhe
County Clerk OF Linn County. Oregon, and
that the County Court OF said tounly has
Gxtd Monday, the 2rd day Of April. 1900,
al the hour Of one o'clock p M, In tae
afternoon OF said day. for tho hearing OF
said account and the hnal settlement OF
said estate. Any and all persons having
objections thereto ARE hereby notified TO be
present mt the County Court house In Alb
any, Oregon, at said time and present The
same.
Dated this the 24.h day Of February, A
D. 1900
J w swAxK,
Administrator.
wELrHERFoRp e. WYATT,
Au'ys for Adm'r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
SUMMONS.
KELLY " CuRf,
Attorneys for Plaintiff .

N THE CIRouiT CouRT or THE STATE or
0REaoN RoR LINN COUNTY, ron DE-
PARTMENT No. 2.
or Coshow, plaintiff. VI Frank Mans.
field and George Mansfield, defendants.
TO George Mansfield, one Of the above
named defendants
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
i Oregon, you are hereby notified and
required 10 appear IN the above entitled
court IN said suit and answer the com.
plaint OF the plaintiff on fle therein on or
before Monday, the End day OF April,
1900. that being the date prescribed In the
order for the publication OF this summons
upon you, and on which you are required TO
appear and answer the complaint hiTein,
and yod are further notIhed that II you
tail to appear and answer said complaintl
as herein required the plaintiff, for want
thereof, will take decree and iudRmen
against you for the relief dema rded In his
complaint, towit: For q decree OF the
above entitled court declaring the p'aintlifl
10 be the owner IN fee simple OF the follow,
ing described property, towit: y
The Il OF Section O, In TownsiiiN
10, South OF Range West Of the William,
cite Meridian, in Linn County, Oregon,
and containing 100 acres, more or less;
and, further decreeinR that the defendants
above named have no estate or interest,
whatever 10 or TO tho said lands or prem
ises er to any part thereof, and that the
said defendants and each Of them and apy
persons holding by,ihrough or under them
ne forever enjolned and debarred from
asserting any claim whatever In or 10 ire
SAID laaas or any part thereof adverse 10 !
his plaintiff, and for the cot incurred in
this suit TO be taxed.
This summons ia servbd upon Won hv
publication In the STArRe RroHrs Dr,,c'
cRAT by order Of the Hon Geo d 3sr,oD
county judge Of Linn County, Oregon. !.
9th day Of February, 1900 '" W
The date o. the first publication Of n
sum mons in said newspaper il Frida, ~
l6h day Of February, 1900. y
WSATHEhFoRD & WAR.
Attorneys for plaintia,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

D z. Thorn pson was elected scnool di
rector in Portland by big majority,
John Leedy han f'ed q petition In
bankruptcy.
Bishop Barkley recently broke one oi
his ribs in an accident.
Captain Jasper and Lieut.. Creteild, ol
Corvallis, will hold q meeting in the
"Army" barracks in Albany, Thursday
evening.
Frank Hastipgs, the nirer, returned
this morning from q prospeetlrg trip to
josephine county, where he has teen
several months around inneI 8.
A Salem dispatch aaye: Hugh Pat
terson was received at the peniteutiary
today from Douglas county. He will
serve FIVE years term on O conviction
of rape. Patterson will be known ne
prison number 1928. The total number
OF prisoners is Az"
New patents: W w Bouse. Aberdeen,
Wash., snatch block; r w Kennedy,
Ashland, Greg, solvent for teaching ores
g M Light, Pomeroy, Wash., land scrap
er; 3 B Nagley and o Asbery, Marys-
vile, WASH, cheese cutter: Nash,
DbVtOup W opusg Ashi6OaNNSss
The DEMOCRAT today received two new
Oregon publications. The first is en-.
titled Campaign, an illustrated political
pamphlet, with some well gotten uT
cartoons, all done by J. O. Cooper, the
publisher and cartoonist and editor, o.
McMinnville. The other 10 Truth, pub
lished by Z. Hofer, OF Salem. The priu'
cipsI article is well written thesis Or
Typical Americans, Why the America
People Will Reach Their Highest De
velopment on the Pacific Coast.
The Woodburn Grange met and die
cussed the tax question, Joseph Dodge
OF Hubbard, ,bsing chairman Of the meet
ing. The tax 10 Marion county was com
pared with Linn, with the assertion ful-
" supported that Marion county pay
four times the tax oil Linn county, anc
besides, is over $80, 600 in debt, while
Linn county is claimed to be entirely
free Of Indebtedness. The county iudg'
and commissioners we're freely bsmec
for the condition OF this county's hnan'
ces. Many prominent farmers were il
attendance, and several speeches weT'
made upon the most potent method O
correcting exciting evils in our count.
! affaira -EK
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

The opposition tothe Nicaraguan ca
nal on the part OF the railway lines aud
hi p subsidy companies 10 not dead but
only sleeping. When Mr.. Hepburn
sought unanimous consent to having the
House bill considered. Mark Hanna's
townsman and particular friend, obisct-
cd. declaring that Congress should wait
until after the report Of the canal COM
mission had been made. The chipping
men will evidently insist on their pound
Of flesh before they let the bill go
through
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
! ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The undarnigned, George kuo1. was on the
10th day Of March, 1900, by tho Honorable,
the County Court ot Linn couaty. Oregon,
duly Appolnlad administrator Of ths estate
of Margaret Knox. deceased. All persons
having claims againA, laid estate ara
hereby notified TO present them TO the un-
deraiRued administrator at his residence
In Albany, Oregon. duly verified as by law
required. Within elk months FROM this
date.
Dated, Albapy, Marth 10Th, 1900,
GRosoM kacx.
Administrator q tho estate Of Margaret
Knox. deceased.
0Ko. w. WRtaHT,
Attorney for Administrators.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
kxEcuIQR'S N0TlCE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To
~ 1ii persons Interested that tho under
signed executor OF the last will Of Rebecca
Smith. deceased. has filled his fnai account
ia the matter OF he estate Of said de:cd-
ent, in the county court Of Linn County,
Oregon, aud that raid court has set Mon
day the 9th day Of March. 1900, at the
hour ol One O'Clock . IN Of said day Tor the
bearing OF all objections 10 said account
and the final settlement OF the same.
Therefore all persons having any object
Iona tn said fnal accouLt are hereby not
fled 10 hIe the same on or before said 5th
day OF March. 1900.
Dated this let day OF Feor
= SAMUEL Re
Executor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
Lebanon.
From the E. A:

From the E. A.:
DR.. Little- and little son, OF Albany,
Visited over Sunday with friends IN Le0-
anon,
Mr.. Scroggin, our new banker, has
had the plans drawn for splendid resi-
dence which be will have erected in this
place this spring. It will cost over ST.
100.
:. Miss Kate Cheadle, who has been
stopping in Portland for several months,
passed through Albany yesterday on her
way to Kingsburg, CAL, where che and
Mrs. ]. 9. Marks will open millinery
store.
Rev, G. r. Stevenson, pastor of the
United Presbyterian church in Albany,
preached in the Presbyterian church in
this place last evening. He is very
able young minister. He came oyer to
spend day with Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Power previous to leaving on trip Il
the East.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
The White Mantle of Peace
,.on, me B,ndon Recorder.

From the Bandon Recorder.
Tne Albany DEMe cRAr in commenting
= pon the fatality of the battle at spion.
Eop in which 100 Beers and 1900 Eng
li,h are reported killed, the Brilsh
army lost 20 per cent Of the number ell
gagged Gays; E"And what is all this
daughter for in this civilized age OF the
voTld when the white mantle OF peace
should enshroud the world" Well this
Is refreshing; especially this civilized
ace. in which the United States has just
finished civIIizing Spain by sinking her
feet OF war vessels and depicting her in
fautry. only to continue her bloody
york in the Philippines where it still
goes on. England and the Dotch repuo'
lies Of South Africa are in the midst oi
a fierce var; Venezuela 10 10 the throes
or a revolution; Mexico has internal
strife Kentucky is in an advanced stage
of civilization; Russia and Japan arr
gushing the dove of peace in order t'
mobolize their warsbips in close pTox'm
ity to tie island of Make-Sore-Eye'
(Mak.so-Yi), and in fact each civilized
nation, az well as each Of the uncivil
ICED ones ones, is standing with q chil
poised merely waiting knock off blow
little matter whether by design or acci
dent. Then, too, the relentless monop
Olists are speeding civilization at a rat
which promises to topple over the Who'll
concern in few decades, and this
called "a civilized age" in s1ch manne
as to lead one 10 conclude that it hs
reached an advanced state. This whit
mantle Of peace is but bloody rag, an
may well wonder what the word civ
zAtion means.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
appointed end confirmed rs executor OF
lhs last will and testament Of Richard
Farweli, deceased bY the County Court Of
Linn county. Oregon. and all pr .onu hay-
ing claims against the estate Of said de-
cca,ed will present them duly verified to
tue undersigacd NJ his Office 10 the city OF
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, within slx
months trom the date hereof.
March IL. 1900.
l. II MoNfAsTE,
Executor Of the laal will and testament
oI Richard Farwell
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
SUMMONS

In THE CIRCUIT CoURT or THR sTArh Vf
OREGON FoR LINN COUNTY
BM Payne, plaintiff w Susan Boles, ,
L Durando and George q Thompson, de-
PENDANTS.
10 Susan Boles, s. L nurando and George
@ Thompson the above named defendants
1NTHE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, You aud each OF you are
hereby required to appear In the above en-
titled court TO nnPwer the complaint OF
plaintf II filed In this cause against you, on
or before the Iast day OF the time pre-
scribeA in the order for publication OF tnis
summons, which period OF time 10 six
weeks from the date OF the hrst pnblica-
tion OF this summons, said hTst date OF
publication is January l9tEJ 1900, and the
Iast day Of p blication is March End, 1900
And you are nctiHed that II you to ! 10 ap-
pear and answer said complaint, the plain.
tiff will apply to the court for the relief
prayed fer in his said complaint, towit:
That said defendants, and each OF them
be compelled to answer and set up and
disclose the estate or interest claimed by
them and each Of them in the real prop
erty described in said complaint towit;
The South East quarter OF Section 80
Township 8 South Range A East OF the
Willamette Meridian, Oregon. That the
claim OF said defendants and each Of them
be decreed invalid and OF no effect and
that plaintiffs title to said prem ises be for
ever duieted and il be decreed that plaint-.
| iff ia the owner In fee simple OF said
premises and the whole thereof free from
tbe claim Of said defendants and each and
aII ~ than and that defendants and each
and ali OF them be perpetually enjoined
from hereafter asserting any claim or i'm
terest Ia said premises or any part then OF
and Z, such other further and general re-
lief as 10 equity may seem meet.
This summons is published by order oI
the lionore bic Geo ID barton, county
Judge of Linn county. 0re0 on, made a
Albany, oregon this January 18th, 1902
nc WATsyN & l. L Sw nm.
Attorneys f'T plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

The standard Oil aggregation does not
stop at oil. The Surplus wealth of the
concern is SO great and its money power
an vast that it is able to combine with
the Rotbcbilds and control the copper
output of the world. The profts OF thi
continuation laet year from the rise OF
cents in the price of copper are estim"t-
ed at s25, ,OO0, 900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
Mr.. Tonaue Scored.

In connection with the candidacy ctI
Judge J. J: Whitney tSr Congress the
Eugene Journal says;
The republican ticket had TO be elect
"a frorn,top TO bottom. regardless OF men
or measures, .to sustain the administrs'
t,ou. - 40 the salaried liars OF the "mer-
.arayv brisade" howlsd and walled ali
var oregon. The life lot every volun-
! -, depended upon the success OF "'ns
narty. !" according to these liars, and the
t.thers. mothers, brothers, sisters. cous-
ina and aunss we're rounded up to sup
mart the ticket without inqu,rine who
were on Il or what they were there ior,
~ how they got there. The fact that
Governor Lord and the men supported
for The yarious OH ses by the leaders OF
the marty we're beaten BY only Few
votas bv the faction that was repudiated
~ the legislature Of 1897, and the ;;mem-
bers Of the ''push" run in on them ala
not cut any figure. It was the ticket
that was voted for and not the men.
That was lucky for the Hon. Thomas q.
TonRue. He was elected two years Do
fore BY 63 plurality over the popui's1
candidate, Vanderberv, while JED Myers
the democratic nominee, had 1914 votes
leaving Tongue minority OF nearly sUVV
votae. He would have been snowed
under ia 1898 by an immense majority
had it not been for the Spanish war
Mckinley is still keeping up the war on
his own hook, at great expense In money
and liyes { the American people, az
volIticai necessity to carry elections and
vetain power. Ii remains to be seen
whether the people win be carried away
bv war of scriminal agression," IS he
named it, as they were by the war to
srea the Cabans andlFllipinos from Span
iab tyranny and give them liberty? The
snanish war, which carried the election
IN Oregop in 1898 ,lwas to give them and
Fiiipinos liberty, while McKinley's war;
which is Sesipg carried 7cn now in the
hope ct carrying the elections OF ::l9oo' is
,o nrevent the Filipinos from gaining
their liberty. As the purpose is differ
entyths rssnlt in the elections may De
different. Judge Waldo, of Marion Co.,
would make an excellent representative
I. Congress il he wouldaccept and should
be the choics Of the convention. hon. h.
NJ yeatch would also do credit to the
ais,ric.. He would have bsen elected
over Tongue two years ago but Tor the
snanish war. He made splendid run
and il A yery popular man. II the war
racket cannot az ain be played on the
nsople .ither Whitney, Waldo, Veatch
ar perhaps any other good man could
easily i, elected this year, but If the war
can be kept up and made to play It's part
ON the preiudices Of the people the best
and most popular man that ever hveo
eonld not be elected o Ser the most insig-
u;acant scrub that travels on two feet.
rhisis not meant to disparage Mr..
Tongue, for he is an able maa out M Is
nm popular. There are plenty OF other
men in the district besides those named
who would make good Congressman
We have no candidate and only suggest
shese three names as being well quaii'
Ged and popular, and to call attention 70
the subject. No doubt other names VIII
he suggested before the nomination is
made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

A Pension bill 10 before Congress to
grant eratuity 10 war photographer.
lt,his passes, iust think what Teddy
Roosevelts photographer will get for his
work,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
No Change.

LONDON, March II, 80 A. M.--Noth.
inpscan bc gaid oi tho advance on Bloem-
ionteln beyond Roberta own dispatches.
Nothing more has been permitted TO
come through. Doubtless Robert him-
aoli 10 fully occupied with important mil
ltary operations. The dispatch from
Cape Town saying that General French
has arrived at Bloomionteln, probably
does not mean that he has entered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

Congress and the Executive Depart
ment are wrestlina with the question t;
what 10 TO be done with the superanpu-
ated clerkse We have tie solution:
Abolish the eysiem that fosters and Gre
ates tAem and give each clerk q certain
term of office, and clerk viii never be
come eupperannuated in public office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
The Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, March l3.--Tho laat log
islativo step In the enactment OF tho Il.
nancial bill was takon by tho House OF
Representa- Ives today when tho cdnicrs
oneo report on the bill was adopted by .
vote oi yeas, l66i noes, l20j present and
not voting, 10. The senate mad already
adopted the conference report 30 that II
only remains for the President 10 afllx
his signature TO tho meaurse to make II
"A law,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

PnKoRlA, Marsh i4.-ThO government
may be removed TO KroonstAant. The
British have been ropulsod twice with
heavy loss. Forty thousand BrItlsh
were In The Aght.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

The prcfis Of the Kimberly ininipg
company in 1899 were about sl0, 0,oOO. .OCo.
a nice sum. bat nothing compared to the
Carnegie iron '.iuiant industry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

This is the week OF Rev. Sheldon's pa-
per, made famous by the report that it
is to be run as he thinks Jesus would
run it. The orders for the paper at 25
cents, over double the regular price OF
the paper, have been immense. Right
In the start II Jesus were running pa.
per he would not charge 25 cents for q
week OF elk issues when the regular
price OF dailies is from 0 to l5 cents u
week, no matter how the money was to
be used. In this case it is for the poor
of Kansas, that is the amount received
above expenses, a splendid object but
not iustiiying 25 cents week. II Jesus
were running store he wouldn'I charge
double profit though using the money
for charity. The contents OF the paper,
advertising and all viii DC closely watch
ed and no doubt criticized by Christian
people as much as by others.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

At a big Grange meeting In woodburn
Linn county's fine financial condition
was freely used In q criticism et Marion
coonty's extravagant government. This
county 10 attracting attention generally
through the state. Il is given every.
where a. the example in county govern.
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

A Spokane woman's dress was Fecent-
" damaged by coming in contact With
the 60 ds OF a grocer on the street aud
shs sued hiw for $50. In Albany the
women are not as cranky As thai. They
sort OF sN ear 10 themselves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
For St Helena.

CArErowH, March i4..--Orcnie and
Paarde eberg prisoners will sail for Ho!cns
on March 10Th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16

Ths following is now going the round
of the exchanges: If q man owned a$ 80
pup be ould look after it carefully and
not let it have the run Of the town by day
and by night as be would know too wei
that il wonld be ruined. But II he has
q child it would be different, it will be
turned loose at an early age to go whore
it viii! and do as 1t pleases. People won'
der where the great army Of tramps, loaf
ers, dead beats, gamblers, thieyes and
disreputable women come from. They
are the seed terminated in countless
homes ard scattered broad cast on tie
streets OF cities and towns. There are
Thousands ofcnildren headed in that d.
rection, who, so far as care iscoucerned
are not given equal showing with pup.