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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-21

and sixty-six of the Code Of Virginia, in
relation to when and how Hands pur-=
chased in the name Of the Auditor ana
unredeemed to be sold. as amended and
re-enacted by act approved March 18th.
1894, as further amended and re-enacted
by an act approved January y 1870.
and as further amended and re-enacted
bY an act approved February II. 1888. be
amended and re-enacted so as to read as
follows ~
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500 Reward eiOO.

The readers Of this paper win be
pleased to learn that there iB At leaet one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure in all its stages and that 10
Catarrh. Halls Oatarrh Cure is the on.
" positive cure known TO the medical
fraternity. Oatarvh being . conetitu.
tional disease, requires Q constitutions
treatment. Hall'e CataFrh Cure 10 taken
internally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by buiIdiug Np the constitution and as
sisting natuF6 u doing its work. The
proprietors havs 30 much fsith IN itf
curative powers that tbey 0fier One Hum
dFed Dollars for any ease that i falls 70
cure. Send for list Of testimcnials.
Address,
FL. CHENEY & co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 76c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Cecil Rl,odcs,

since 10 RSEa 90 much Oitha' profits
Oecil Rhodes should not be 20 particular
who gsts the glory for the aouth African
wsv. Chicago Daily News
When man has as much at slahe N
any matter AZ has Oec'l Rhodes Ia the
paci iGication oi aocth Africa II usually may
be expected that he VIII speak with care
about men aud lnnusnoes that are capable
Of efisct'ng . settlement Chicago Re-
cord.
Cecil Rhodes eays ths British generate
have made serious blunders in sou,h
Africa Hs probably bases hls opinion
upon the fact that they neglected TO drop
everything else and work for his relief
at Kimberly from the start. Chicago
Times. Herald.
This being Mr.. r.Rhodea' frame OF mind,
the British army will do we'll totake no.
tice. II its leaders wiah Mr Rhodeg
favor aud the Incidental beDeti.s there
from, they must not let auch things as
Magersiontsin and Colsns0 happen any
more. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
Cecil Rhodes 10 celebrating his freedom
by saying slashing things about the Brit
ish generals. Butler, In. particular, ex.
cites his scorn. But even Butler never
tried TO conquer the .'rransvaal with 600
men, as Rhodes did through hls ruppet
Jameson. Springfield. Republican.
Cecil Rhodes says the TTansvaal and
Orange Free State have never at any tune
had more than 10000 men 10 the field.
and that the Engllsh statements 70 the a.
feet that three times that number have
been engagel is merely to cover up some
OF the mistakes made in the management
OF the campaisu.-0hio State Jonrnal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-30
To the Music
LOvingPu ublic.

Those contemplating taking up th
study OF muaic will find IL 20 their inter.
est 10 investigate the advantages offered
by Albany College. Tho following
branches are taught:
VOICE, PIANO, ORGAN,
VIOLIN, GUITAR, MANDOLIn
C0RNET, HARMONY,
COUNTERP0INT, COMpOgITIO
and HISTORY OF MUSIC.
Mr.. WirtE, Musical Director, IL a grad.
uatc OF the Chicago Conservatory ot Mu-
sic, and has studied Gith such a. lists 40
Seebocck, ZIegfoldt, Koelling, FAik, Gar
wood, Run, and the late DIR. Karl Mers,
These men are masters In their respect-
I've departments and musicians OF world
wide fame.
Mira. Wirtx, instructor In vocal muaIc.
is pupil Of Mr.. William Nelson Burritt
who is known 10 be one OF the best voIes
teachers In America today. Dir. Bnrr.tt
studied eight years In Italy and sevsras
years In London.
The methods used In Albany College
Conservatory ere the latest and most sp
proved, being the combined result Of
superior instruction received experience,
and the acquaintance with the methods
Of our eastern coneeryAtories.
Tuition reasonable. Pupils may..enta
at any time.
Fall term opens Sept. 10, 1890.
FOR further information call on or nd.
dress
President Wallace Howe Ice.
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Still Later News.

I inform the general Public that vii
have in the future Wholesale and Retail
Grocery store and liquors for medi.
cal .riss and Patent Medicines. Ishall
keep ON selling all my goods at reduced
price for net cash.
Mocha and Java coffee 90 eta per lb.'
regular price 40 cts.
NV Favorite coffee, l5 ets., regulaI
price, 20 cts. .
is lbs. Dry Granulated sugar, 4l.0O.
Come and see me personally and you
will be astonlshed to sec what reduction
I have made on all my goods for net cash.
/ wont charge you anything to give you
information.
Ihave no favorite in business with my
wholesale houses. ! buy from the one
that gives me the most for my money. ]
desire TO buy some eggs, either in trade
n cash.
Albany, Or. March 10, 1900.
JULIUS GRADWoHL. f.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has been by the
county court Of Linn county, Oregon. duly
appointed administrator OF the estate Of
WflheImima Ho6ich, deceased, late OF Linn
county, Oregon. All persons having claims
against the.estate Of said deceased are here
b required TO present them to the under
signed at Albany, Oregon, within siz
months from this date.
This 18th day of February, 10O0.-
RUDoLPH HoFLICH,
Administrator.
WGATHERFoRD q WYATT,
Att'Ys for Adm'r.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
WeArHKRFoRD q WYATT,
Att'Ys for Adm'r.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
hy virtue Of an order of the County Couri
efLinn County, Oregon, made on the 10Th
daF of March, 1870, authorizing and em-
powsring the undersigned as administra-
EiS of the estats Of Louis Hammer, de
cgssed, TO sell tho Northwest quarter oi
Section Fourteen, Township 10 South
Range 8 East in Linn county, Oregon,
TherefCle, will on Saturday the 2lst day
of April, 1900, at the hour of One o'clock
pmat the front door of the court hocse
n the city of Albany, Linn county, Ore
ron, sell to the highest bidder for cash ic
hand the above described real property.
March 21. 1900,
FLoREScE HAMMER, ADMIR-.
d @ WATSON, Atty.
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THE x. o. 7. NJ
ev.Ey Saturday evening ~ X, O. +. m
hall, Waiting knlRhta invited.
q. y. HARNISE, Con mander.
Bridge Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that at regu-
lar meeting Of the Common Coancil Of
the city Of Albany, Oregon, held ON the
18th day OF February, 1900, the follow.
ing resolution was adopted and order
made.
RESOLVED, That tho wagop bridge now
located Ia the eity oi Aibany and extend.
Ing Acroes the willamette river and be.
lng partially Ia Linn and Be atom oonns-
les NJ this time unsafe 10 bO uaed by tho
travelling public.
Therefore II 10 hereby ordered by the
Common Council OF the city Of Albany
that oil travel be suspended on said
bridge from this time until further no.
tlce given by the pald cpnnell and tha.
due notice be given 10 the public Of the
suspension Of travel over aud along said
bridge by publishing cory Of this Eaeo.
luton and order In the ALBANY DKMo.
eMAT newspaper oi general circulation
In Linn and Benton counties Oregon, dur.
Ing the pleasure Of u.id Council and fur
theE by posting printed copies OF this
resolution and order At the approaches
OF said bridge on either side tdeFeoi In
conspicuous placee.
Done by order n tho Common Coun.
oil OF the city OF Albany. Oregon.
In wltnesa whereof | have heieupto
40, my hand and cAused TO DO affixed the
seal oi aaid city.
This lllh day Of February, A. d. 1900.
w. Il. DAVIS,
Mayor.
L. 81 Attest;
J. 8. VAN WIsKln,
Recorder Of the city oi Albany, Or.
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was left IN a weak run down condition,s saya
Maria o. HayEel. writing from Brookland. .. {.
wMy health seemed utterly gone. suffered
from nervousness, female weakness and rf1eSi.
matissn. Life wss burden. ] doctored With
three different physicians and got no relief. !
tried several patent medicines. all with the
same resnit I6egmn e get worse and to add 10
the complications suffered terribly from con
Gtipation. chanced TO zee one Of your adver-
'tiselneslts and commenced 10 take DR.. Piercess
: Favosite prescdpkinn and Pleasant Pellets and
began to improve right away. and ccntinnrd
improving and gaining In strength I cannot
express The relief, Il was so great. Seven
months later my little daughter was born with.
out much trouble. feel that would never
have been able to endure my confinement ouiy
by the help due solely 10 DR.. Pierce's medicines
She was Ane healthy child and the only one
have ever been able to nurse She II now two
years old and have never had 10 take any
medicine since, 50 feel that your medicine has
made lasting cure with mes
DR.. Perce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser 10 sent free on receipt Of
stamps to defray expense Of mailing
only. Send al one cent stamps for
the book In paper binding, Or 81 stamps
for cloth. Address DR.. r. v. Pierce,
Buffalo. NJ. ".
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Worse than War.

Hundreds are killed by war but bundrd d
~ thousands are killed by conluw plion
There would be no deaths at all caused by
this terrible disease. If people. could be
made 20 understand that Shiloh's Cough
and Consumption Cnre is sure remedy IL
taken in the early stages rs cta, % cts
and 81 .O0 bottle. Druggists will refund
ibe money II cure Is not effected. For
sale by Fred Dawson.
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Oliver PlOWS--Ney p
HoPKtNs BROS. Agvnts,
Albany, Oregon

Oliver RRve the world the chillcd plow
And II has saved more none,
20 the farmer Of A mcrica
any otnsr Supplement ever produced
iue Oliver chilled are tho beat oa
The Oliver II u promoter OF happI- N
on the fam. And the dealer who ssk y
W. he - aaadllnR the bost. Ll8s.'
immltat,ons aud touch n0shlns
onuias goods. made only by 0lts8
d plow works. South Bend, lad
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y JULIUS GRADwoHL.
Strictly busIneas.


French the jeweIer.
Will q Stark, jewellers.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents-
Best Bicycle for tne money.
Crescent bicycles al Hopkins BrotneTs
for only go, $40, S5iand $50.
Have You tried our Italian Naugat,
Viereck's Sugar Bowl, End street.
Be sure and see the anti fust tinware at
Hopkin Bros, win las q lifetime.
Go TO Yerick's shaving and hair cut
ting parIors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
to mer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-30

Dsn't Tobaeco SPIT sna kmsks Hour Life Awnys
70 quit tobacc0 easily and forever. be mag
netlc. full OF life, nerve and vigoF, take HoITo'
Bac, the Wonder-workeF. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or u. Cure guarsa-
tsed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago " NeW York
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Music Miss MiIdred BurmesteH
eacher of piano or organ. 6ystem-ths
Masor touch and technique. Residence
Fifth reefs opposite q p church.
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Il makes no difference n Nv IFo
wound If you nss DeWitt's W i, II
Salve: it will quickly heal and Ca sc
scar. Foshay b Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-30

A large and fine stock Of cigars and 70.
bacco at Conn & Huston's. See the dii
play.
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FOR SALE CHEAP OR TRADE.-A
good second hand gents bicycle. a
genuine American buffalo overcoat,
milts to match. Fine Tor Alaska pros
pectors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-30

Miss Long makes upsto-date picture
a the highest style Of the sEt OF photo
raphy.
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French the JeWeIer makes specially
Of engagement and wedding rings.
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WHITE
SEWING MACHINE,

Bran new, taken
on advertising. for sale cheap. Nc old
machines needed. Call on the DEAocRAT
man.
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BEST LAYERS.-Purs bred White Lee.
horn and Barred Plymouth Rock erTs
for Matching for sale by F. o. DannsIs.
Albany, Oregon. 81
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Makes any mother proud. There are
great many proud mothers whose chm
dren have been puny and sickiy until
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Go 10 Miss Longs for high priced phe
egraphs, and do not isrgst 70 take alona
ho money
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4NS 0SB"a
q the use OF
B DR.. Pierce's
D aFavorite
y 9Prescrip-
! ton. That
. m edicine
! which
q makes
weak wosn-
en- strong"
has given
them the
strength 70
bear hearty.
and healthy
children for
the frst
time. N
SIX years
ago AFTER the
birth Of one Of
my children 4
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Kew Are I0uP KiAneySt
.. assc: 2si EHs:sl s:41. ~: :sSS = SSH:z
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G. A. PRICE.

Painting and Paper Hanging.
Residence In Pierce Building.
First class work guaranteed.
Paoer hanging IS cents per roll.
References furnished.
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MODERN woODMEN o. AMERICA
Willamette Camp No. hs0b. Meet
! -evAry aocond and lourth Hatugdgyso
each month In the q "A II HAL. Visit
Ing members are invited,
90 BuRKhAn'r, v.c
Err HvsroH clerk
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Would be much pIssanter II the family
is led on 30 d, nut itious foods. Bread
10 the s,aff Of lie and when II 10 made
from the Magnolia -four, that is made
from the choicest wheat and ground by
the best r0oler process, you have white,
nouri hing and delicious food that 10
tempting and VII aiesome. One sack OF
Magnolia -four will ycu.more bread than
any -four milled.
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Choice Dried Grapes SIC.
[ At q. Il. Brownnells.
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The Albany NurserSiel

Offer a general assortment of Fruit
Shade and Ornamental trees, vines
plants, etc. for spring OF 1900.
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Conphs of an Enpine.

The cough, or puff. of railway en-
CINE is due to the abrupt emission Of
waste steam up the chimney. When
moving slowly the cough can, of course,
be heard following each other quite dis
tinctly, but when speed is put on the
puffs come out one after the other
much more rapidly, and when eighteen
coughs a second are produced they can
not be separately distinguished by the
ear A locomotive running AT the rate
of nearly serenity miles an hour gives
out twenty puffs of steam every sec
ond-that is. ten for each of its two
cylinders.
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torically recorded, while passing his
boyish years at Elton, foretold that in
the coming years he would win the
Derby and, more important still, be
prime minister Both Lord Rosebery
and Mr.. Asquith prophesied the things
whereof they knew
A gentleman conceived the idea that
he would only live certain time. SO he
made nice calculation Of his fortune,
which he so apportloned as to last just
the same period as he guessed his life
would extend to. Strangely enough
his calculations came correct to the let
ter, for he died punctually at the time
he had previously reckoned; he had 50
far exhausted his estate that, after his
debts had been discharged, a solitary
pair Of slippers represented the entire
property he left. His relatives buried
him, and a representation Of the slip
pers was carved on the tomb; to-day in
a churchyard at Amsterdam his grave
may be seen, the only inscription on
the stone being two Flemish words:
"Effen nyt" Il. e., "Exactly').
The late George Moore came to Lon
don from Cumberland a poor, friend
less boy. He entered great CONNER
cial house. and from the beginning de-
clared he would eventually marry his
employers daughter and become his
employers partner He accomplished
both ambitions, became very wealthy
and man of whom his generation
might well be proud
When Warren Hastings was a Lad
his great grief was that his family had
lost their paternal estate at Daylesford,
and he was constantly heard to say: Il
will buy it back" He grew up to make
both history and a famous name and
he died at Daylesford.
Among the many records of Harrow
school is that of a boy. the sou Of a
poor local tradesman in a very small
way Of business. His school fellows
often tainted him about his family
poverty; their thoughtless jeers, al
though hurting his feelings. drew from
the lad tl41retort: Il intend before 1
die to ride4ta coach and four"
The years slid by and 10 and behold!
the poverty stricken yOungster of Har-
row had developed into DR.. Parr, the
greatest scholar of his time. whose Gus
tomary and favorite means Of locomo-
ton was a coach and four.
The seventh child of the German EN-
peror and Empress is a daughter. their
other six being sons The house Of
Hohenzollern has a tradition that in
one year three emperors of that house
will reign in Germany; the third will
have seven sons and will bring ruin to
the nation as well as the empire to an
end.
This direful prophecy has seen the
fulfillment of its first part; whether the
arrival Of a seventh son viii bring the
calamites predicted the future will
show.-London Mail.
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Timed meat still holds the record for
longevity, according To Good Words
which cites the case of that preserved
mutton vouched for by Dr. Lctheby in
his Cantor lecture. which had been
timed forty-four years. and was still
in condition at the end Of that time.
Those tins had an adventurous career.
In 1924 they were wrecked in the good
ship Fury and cast ashore with other
stores on the beach at Princes inlet.
They were found by Sir John Ross
eight years afterward in state of per-
feet preservation having passed
through alarming variations of tem-
perature annually from % degrees be-
low zero to ~ degrees ab0ve-and
withstood the attacks of savage heasts,
perhaps Of savage men. For sixteen
years more they lay there broiled and
frozen alternately; then her maiesty's
ship Investigator came upon the scene.
and still the contents were in good con
dition. For nearly a quarter IF a cen
fury they had withstood abe climatic
rigors and. as was but natural. some
of them We're brought home again,
where they lived on in hOnored old age,
till they were brought under the no.
tice of Dr. Letheby
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erection of their homes free OF cost.
They also received many other cohces-
sions and privileges
The wilderness Transformed
The country into which they re-
moved was practically wilderness.
TIore and there we're large ranches
with now and then mining camp
There were few Mexican villages,
at intervals Of fifty or one hundred
a. niles es Tbe country was arid, treeIess
and uninviting. except in the valleys
where a rich soil only needed lrrlga-
ton and cultivation to return ample
or S of fruits and cereals
"a nc called Colonia Juarez. 1t was es-
tablished in the valley Of the Casas
G SsU River. sixteen miles from the
cid Mexican town Of casas Grandes'
tbe present terminus OF tne kio
Grande. sierra Madre and F FAC ian t,
road constructed in 1897. Inc settlers
arrived from Utah in covered wagons 5l.
They lived in tents until they aug FRI,
ratiou bitches and made their first
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be secured for them. They are an ag-
ricultural people and occupy only the
valleys where irrigation is possible.
The enactment of laws in the United
States against polygamy brought the
first Mormon immigration to Mexico.
When plural marriage was pronounced
Illegal there were many Mormons who
preferred TO leave Utah rather than
surrender any Of their religious princi-
pies or relinquish any Of their wives.
Mexico appeared to them an inviting
country In which to settle. provided
they could procure the assurances they
needed from the Mexican government.
The climate of chihuahua and Sonora
being similar to that Of Utah, only
milder, and the topography being the
same. it only remained for those VINO
proposed to emiglate to secure in adj
vance the necessary concessions from
the authorities of the country into
which they were about TO move.
The proposal of the Nlormons to set
tie In Mexico met with instant approval
and encouragement from the oflciaiS
Of that government. since they were
known to he thrifty and adapted to the
work Of developing a new country.
Mining companies and ranchmen es-
pecially welcomed them because they
would readily supply the camps and
cattle haciendas with provisions and
farm products, formerly imported AT
considerable cost. Mexico encouraged
their immigration by admitting all
their household effects. building ma
terial and other articles Of use in the
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Sales Drop on when Authors Marry.

sales Drop On W men Authors Marry.
Some one asked quite seriously thr
other day if ! thought that the an
nounced engagement of Mr.. Paul Lei
cester Ford would interfere with the
sale of his novels. smiled the smile
of incredibly.
You need not smile said the lady
Il know that Richard Harding Davis
marriage has greatly interfered with
the sale of his novels. His readers.
who ara largely young girls. like 10
think Of him as an unmarried man.
They find his books more interesting.
when they so regard him"
What about Kipling;" I gaSped.
Has his stock deprecated because OF
his wife and habies:'
''Oh. no." was are reply. 1T is diff
ferent with Hipling He writes more
for men, and then his stories are not
love stories. "-Harper's Bazaar.
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JUST ARRIVED FROM UTAH.

of wonder The Arabs had never
dreamed of such a thirst as that mon
ster seemed to possess. one day, when
the working party climbed abroad after
loading all the trucks. the Egyptians
cried. For shame." charged them with
overlooking the poor engine. and asked
if they thought themselves men.
once the driver of an engine was ask
ed 10y an Arab to permit his young Wife
to crawl under the engine. as she was
sure if she could do that her married
life would be blessed.