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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-18
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ben beiten 8lutreiniaungsmitteln bic BIZ
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tarrb berporbrinat 9aBt Gndl 3eugs
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Bay 8ertauit pon allen Nputhefern.
Ereis 75 Gents bic Jlaide.
San's 5amilien YilIen iinb bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-18
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braudt, uerrdtb Der iiinaite 8eriual=
tllngsberidt Der oortigen 8aiierz
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10 miiBte oieles 8eden bunoert Wtez
ter brett, 100 Wteter tief uno 5000
Wteter lang iein, oenn ni6t iueni9er
als 100000 &ubifmeter Waiier
bat Berlin i'm lebten 8eribtsiabre
uerbrauht. gs lino bas bel elmer
Surhihntttseinipobnersabl ppn L.
785, 900 Weni6en nibt tpeniger als
1921 2iter ulli ben 8opf uno an
iebem 9age. Die aruBen Waiier-
auellen Yerlins iinb ber Wiiiggeliee
uno Der 9eeeler See. Gs lino 9ruBe
Sf)Dpf= uno Oebeiuerfe erfproerlid,
nm oas @aller aus 9iibleburns
&eih 10 ipeitbin su fDroern, Dab es
lblieBlib flar aus all Den tauleno
6dbnen rinnen fam, Die in Serliner
9iihen, Bierltuben uno Dffentliben
@ebduoen bon ben Mdnoen blinfen.
Sc Iino nid,t ipeniger als 25,OOO
@runoStiide Nbnebmer Der Hal=
iertperfe, Die ibnen in HObren
BON 10 9entimeter bis 120 9en=
timeter 1urbmeiier oas Bais
er supumpen. Suh oben aui Der
@eiteuoer Ilatte iino nuro0ltlib
binter 2ihtenberg erbeben lib bic
Brunnenbduier, rihtieer 6eberperte,
aus benen Berlin Suhitabt" uno
,Yerlin 9iieoeritaot" nit Waiier ges
trdntt rueroen. Weiteno liefert Die
tleinere, 2ibtenbera Die grDBere
0dlfte bes fiiblen gtaiies. Das
meiite Waller, ilnter allen Wlunaten,
ilpB i'm sunni nah Berlin, ndnlih
fait Der sebnte 9beil Der @eiammts
menee. Der Waiierbeoarf mar am ge>
rinsIten i'm 5ebruar. Dieiem falten
Wlonat geni.s.en $500, 900 8ubitz
meter. aeeen 4,750,00O aubifmeter
i'm Sum-. unglaublide Waiierz
flutben erfproet Die 8eipdiieruns Der
Yartanlaaen bes 9reptDtper 8arfes
insbeionoere. lleber 100000 8u=
bitmeter tuuroen bier ueriprenat. Die
breifahe Menge fait erforoerten aber
bic Springbrunnen. Die Betpdnes
rung Der Strabenbdumben bean-
lprlhte $4,000 &ubifmeter, iudbs
reno bic GtraBenbeiprengnne reiblib
l 1,000,000 &ubitnetern ablorbirte.
Der nouritieite" Gage mar Der IL.
Nuauit, nit einem @aiierperbralib
BON 120 2iter pro aupf Der 8eu6lte-
rune, Der nnaiieribeueite" Gag Der
3tpeite NeibnabtSfeiertag NIT MIR
So 2iter. Der aaeraerinsite 8rubs
tbeil aller bieler Waiierflutben 1T na=
tiirlid eetrinfen tporoen. 0abei ges
lhiebt alles ieitenS Der 8ertpaltung,
um Die Nualitdt oes Waiier 10 oors
siielih pie m0elih su seitalten. gi=
nen beipnoeren ssortihritt uerSeib=
net Der 8eribt. inoem er beruors
bebt, oaB es jebt gelungen. bic ngnt=
sSrage oes WaiierS su
l6ien. Wtit 8eiorsniB blidt man in
Berlin aber Der 3eit entgeeen, in
Der bic naben Seebeden nibt mebr
uno in Der man iib ge=
nDtbiet iiebt. rah nelien Waiierauel=
len llml6au Al bdlten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-18
Die 1apferteit cimer ssram

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Sobn Doiplina BON Butler. 3d., ge=
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Wauieo uno lnperoaulibteit leioen
mabte. 9lue Wtittel ertpieien iib
als nublos. bis Tie Electric Bit
ters" uerluhte. Ha6 Speimonatli=
DIEM @ebrauhe ibrieb iie: sd bin
jebt pDllie sebeilt uno fann allies eiien.
Electric Bitters" 1T Elm porsiigli=
der ionic; ib babe, ieitbem id ibn
eebraude, bebeuteno an @etuiht 5lls
qenummen uno fiible mid trdftiser
als ie suuur. Gr i6rbert Die Ser
oauuna, belt 9pspeplie. reiSt ben
9lppetit uno eiebt neues 2eben. 9tur
50Gts. Wiro sarantirt. 3u baben
bel E. 9alteper & Subn, 9roauiiten.
= 9 dmimm Yartieen in
ben beiBen g Sbm eielbd D ern
peroen iebt in Die Wtooe fommen.
Gs eiebt brei gruBe 8aiiins
eines fir 9amen. eines fir Wtdnner
uno eines fir 5amilien; nit beauem
aeleaenen slbtiiblungsz uno Nns
fleioe 3immern. Wiit Der slnitalt
uerblnoen 1T Elm uUrSiiglides 8e-
itaurant, no man iid) nadl oem
Babe ltdrten fann.
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oeren Grt @efdbrt, tuenoet Gmb an
c.. II. Dean Co., Siioz5lures=Str.
- 9urd) 9innebmen BON .0unt s
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Tiarrb0e uno dbnlidle 9eioen ihnell
uno oauerboit aebeilt. Gum Gin=
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tarrh. 9opfihmersen uno @rtdltlln-
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-18
Cine Gimme aus Vprtc Nicp.
or. y. gpenina Bot. }


@s lit cine aus Der @eI1ihte Der
alten Welt betpieiene Tbatiahe, bah
weine DemDtratie fein 8aiierreih re-
gieren tann.
Gnttpeoer spiro Die Dentofratie
imperialiitiid] unb oespotiid. uber
baS &eih 5erfdlt - nit Der Oemo-
tratie.
Hpm ipar eine SIluitratipn bes err
lteren, Ntben beS anheren lupus.
glls Die Ntbenilbe Democratic fid
i'm @etpanbe oes Sntperialismua
masfirte, tpar es cine ibrer berporra=
eenoiten gigentbiimlibfeiten, oaB iie
fein oauernoes Strebe5iel mebr bat
te, ipnoern fprttudbreno ibre sln-
iibten dnberte; ibre gr6Bteu 6ffentli=
den Heoner beibmerten iib oft ge-
mug bariiber. Wanfelmutb baratte=
rifirt bic Waiien. 8erseBlihteit nod
mebr.
Der Staatsmann iolIte oaber be.
adten, oaB bas Bublifum mcbr als
einen @eeenitano nibt lanee i'm Gu=
ae bebalten tann: piro feline Guf>
mertiamfeit auf cine neue Nffaire Obj
eelenft, pergiBt es bic alte, uno nIr
burd einen Shlag auf ben &opf er=
innert es iib ipieber an iie.
go fdllt aud bas artne q ort o.
rico aus Der @eiihtsmeite unieres
Boltes - burb bic neuen greigniiie
in China.
Wie piele 3eute eiebt es ruobl in
ben Ser. Gtaaten. ipelbe in oieiem
Gugenblid nod tpiiien. tpelde &e'
gierungsfDrm mir (Su Sbluiie oes
&onareiies) Der Sniel eeeeben baben
uber ipie ibr 0puuerneur beiBt?
Menisen lieet ettuas oaran.
1batidhlid) tpirb es ben Nmerifas
nern lditig, iidJ nm YDrtoricp sll
tiinmern, uno auI Der Sniel entpfin=
bet man oieie Bernahldiiigung iebr
bitter.
Das .9iario" in San Suan uer=
6fientlibt unterm 30. Suli einen ar-
tifel: ,Warum mir ilns an Der Jab=
resfeier bes Nnihluiies on bic Der.
Staaten niht betbeilieen.
Die @riinbe iino feinesmegs
id)mei6elbaft fir uns.
r1iariu" iaet, oaB YurtDrico un-
ter Spanilber 6erribaft gr0Bere
biiraerlibe sSreibeit aenoiien bat, als
unter g(merifaniiher Wlilitdroiftas
tur. Denn bic Sniel eriudblte 3
Senaturen uno 16 Nbeeoronete in
bic Spaniiben Gortes, rudbreno tie
i'm @aibinatuner 8eprdientanten=
bauies MIR einen Yelegaten obue
Stimmberebtieung baben ioll.
rWir batten einen Council. oellen
8eidlline ppm 8uuperneur INNER
gutaebeiBen ipuroen; nun baben mir
cine grefutiobeb6rbe. oeren Waitglie<
Der Nusldnoer iino.
Der grtifel ihlieBt init ben gSors
ten:
yVon Nllem, mas uns perlpr0be1
ipuroe. bat man uns Wibts geaeben,
ipeber Uiiraerrebt. nod Jreibanoel
NIT ben Ser. Staaten = mir fperoen
pie Sflapen bebanoelt, oeren 4ano
erubert mproen it,"
2ebteres 1T alleroines cine itarte
llebertreibune. Nber bic Spra6e
ienes Blattes seiat. fuie mibuereniiet
bas 0olf Der Sniel lit, neil mir es
pernahldiiigen - llno tuelben 8rao
Die llnsufriebenbeit nod annebmen
miro. tpenn mir - oeS entiernten
China 8 wegen - nm Ole uns ndbers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-18

itebenoen Yprturicaner niht flint
merit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
Lebanon.

From the Critersiou:
Mrs. Elson was over from albany last
week. She 10 thinking OF coming back
TO this place.
Al. Crandall 10 preparing the plans
for an 5000 residence Ior prominent
citizen OF Portland.
Flu. Hickock. formerly s. p. agen,
at this place, has received another pro
motion. and Is again located in Denver
Colorado.
The IL year-old son OF +. u. Wilson,
while skating at the band hail last Sat.
uFday night, fell and fractured the large
bone Of the right forearm. The boy was
taken 70 DR.. Jonea' office, where the
bone vas properly set.
Mrs. Hover, . sister Of Mrs. Alice Mil
Ter, OF this city, died at the home OF her
father, Mr.. Story, near Tallman,.. Jan. %.
1900.
10. Bilyeu, d. w. Harden, Al. Fox
and y, q. Gentry shipped their hops 10
New York the first Of the week. They
were consigned 10 DR.. j. A. Lamberson,
who 10 now in that city and who will.se
them for the owners.
Married-At the 81. Charles hotel in
Albany, January 81, 1900, Rev. NJ. G..
Wire officiating, Mr.. w. II. Lutz and
Mrs. Rosa Klum, OF this city. They
have the hest wishes Of their many
friends for future success and happiness.
Mr.. Lutx will soon open barber shop
in Albany, where they win reside.
The Lebanon republican club held .
very cnthusiastic aud well attended
meeting last Friday night. The officers
elected for the ensuing term sre 30 fol-
lows: + A Nickarson. president; A Boss
lar, first vice president; 7 A Swan, Sec
ond vice president; A l Crandall, seCre-
tary; q r Knowles, treasurer; J T Dell,
sergoant-Atarms,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

The corps Of linsmen WHO have beer
at work on tho Albany system for sever
al months left this noon for Eugene,
where they will put In the new system
for IN at city.
The Wcat Side, one OF the local papers
has been sold by +. G. Pentland 70 J. w.
Crawford, Portland attorney. Mr..
Pcntlend has been very deairous oi maxi
Ing sale for some time.
Richards and Pingle showed last night
10 large audience, giving q performance
that vas we'll received. II is q big ag-
grtgation OF talented minia.rels, with
many interesting specialtles.
J. B. Montgomery, one 0l Portland's
most prominent citlxeus died at his home
In that city yesterday evening, at the
age Of 67 years. He played an Important
part In the upbuiiding OF that city.
The official census OF Puerto Rico has
been finished. sAn Juan has 81, 800 In.
hAbitants. Ponce has nearly twice as
many residents, The number being b6, 600.
There are 967. GOO InhAblIauts On the is-
land.
II. n. KincaId, r. A.RenkIn aud D. j.
Cover have Gllsd ARTICLES OF Incorporate
OF tho lows Gold Mining Company. The
minea included Ia tho incorporation are.
Iowa, Paragon, Julia, Spring and two
other claims Ia the Bohemia district.
The capital stock 10 fixed at s26, 900 d.
vided Into SOC, 900 shares OF 8 cents each.
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
A Boat Rumor.

There 10 rumor current on the watts
front thAt.the steamers William M Hoa
and Albany, OF the Corvallis Il Eastern
Railway Company's line, will soon u
into commission and operate on the up
per Willamette river. The boats bay,
been tied up atnce low water last sum
mST. There 10 considerable freight a.
waiting Shipment at different points on
The upper river, and the rumor " pro
badly we'll founded.
Ming Lena LAHORE, OF Salem, came ID
Albany yesterday 70 make this city hei
homo.
Niles Estella Porter left this noon foI
Los Angeles, CDlii., whore chs will spend
the winter.
Judge Hamilton and J. II. Wyatt 70.
turned thIs noon from Toledo, where
court has been In session several days.
hfg. Matte Sowden, OF Medford, q
former resident Of Albany, 10 IN the city
visiting friends, after an absence Of four
or five years.
The Sunday School ri the Christian
Church will give tocial at the reside
ence OF II. A. Nelson, Friday evening.
Admission 10 cents.
County Clerk and Mrs Hodges passed
thI 0ugh Albany for their home In Prime
vile, allSr bridal trip ~ far south no
Ashland.
Mrs. W. II. Reed, Of Lebanon, 10 vis-
iting friends IN tnls city. Az present she
IL the guest oi Mr.. and MFs. l.. A, HaT-
mon -h0sebuFg Review.
Captai0 W O. LaDgfltt and superin.
lsndent o. Freeman, ,of the lighthouse
Inspecting service, left this morning for
Yaquina lighthouse, whore they will
spend q day or two inspecting the govern-
ment property at that poInt.--Telegram.
kIcense has been issned for The mar.
Tlage Of Geo. l.. Benson, tho wsil.known
barber across the street from the DEMO
caAT Office, end Miss Erma Watte. Tho
ceremony will take place on the arrival
OF relst ves Of Mr.. Benson, probably to-
morrow morning.
Rev. A. ]. Gturtevant, Of this city, ls
chaplain oI tho legislature OF tho state OF
California, and has been Summoned 10
Sacramento 10 be present at the special
sesaion Of the legislature called 10 elect q
Us. senator. He viii leave for sacra-
mento tonight.
Mrs. Il. WImberly went 70 Drain thia
morning anil will also visit relatives at
Albany and Salem before returning.
She 10 accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Mary II. Johnson, who 10 enroute home
10 Prairie City, Oregon. --Roseburg He
view.
Mrs. Henry workmen Of Salem Prair.
~, and Mrs. Il. A. Sherer o. Albany de-
parted this morning for Red Bluff. Cal.
Mts. Workmen who has been In III health
for some time will spend the winter In
II 10 hoped by her friends
that she will DO beuiti.ed BY the change
Of climate. salem Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
Against Tyranny.

A gentleman In neighboring town
10 ordering the Danny DEHocRAr says:
/ said to q friend yesterday; "Please
Give me the address OF the best leading
democratic paper Of this state"
He replied, "The Albany DEMocRAr
a In the lead" and handed me q copy
Of your daily TO examine.
I SEQ you publish the latest Boer
and English war rews. This 10 very In.
terostihg TO me, az would love to see
our little lister republic hurl those ty-
rant invaders from their shores.
lust as we did In 1910. Were l young
again In my twenties would 50 and
help them. For II there 10 anything on
this earth ! desire most, II is 10 see
tyranny crushed In every form, and sec
tho human lace free and independent.
Tree 10 mako their own laws and WORSHIP
God under their ewn vine and fig tree.
Il il not the duty Of our government,
according to the Monroe doctrine, to
lend a helping hand In iAis, their time
Of need. l am willing to pay my portion
OF ths taxes for the purpose, and my
boys are anxious TO 90.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
Scio,
From the News:

EANAAA t4S ANSWws
II - with quite q degree OF pleasure
that we inform our readers that local
farmers institute wi be held in this
city March and 2, under the direction
OF the Oregon Agricultural College.
A few weeks ago council Of the Order
OF Pendo was organized Ia this city, and
Miles Cary was among those who united
with the new order. Shortly after that
Mr.. Cary was 81 unfortunate as to get
his hand badly injured with rusty nail,
laying him mp for two weeks and this
week, @. W. Morrow, secretary Of the
lodge, received q draft In faver OF Mr.
Cary fof go in payment Of txo weeka
accident benefits. The payment was in
deed prompt, and speaks well for the
new order.
Married, at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j p. CFaDtTee,
three miles south of Scio, Wednesday,
Jan. "a, 1900, David HoFeburgh and Mies
Clara p. OTabtree, X. Shelton, ]. p,
officiating. Mr.. Horsburgh In young
man OF whom ell speak in words OF bigh-
est praise. He has resided here for
some time and has acquired considerable
property. He 10 possessed Of good busi-
ness ability, and is spoken Of az gentle-
man in every sense Of the word. Miss
Orabtree lie the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Crabtree, and was born and raised
IN this vicinity, and 10 held high in the
esteem Of all who know her.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

Al the reception rendered Miss Bar.
her, Grand Chief Of Honor. last hight by
sireenleai Lodge, Mrs Thrall, chief oI
.Iionor, on behalf OF the lodge, presented
Miss Barker handsome ring aet with
an opal and diamonds. Mira Thrall said
As tho PRECEDING officer OF the lodge !
have q duty 10 perform which glvoe me
much pleasure, and which ! trust will
not be displeasing n you. You are one
Of the charter members Of this lodge.
and since that time you have made u .
practice TO 10 present at every meeting
OF the lodge when you were In town and
able 10 attend. You havs not stopped
At tho performance Of this duty but you
have laboEed In every way that you
could 70 advance tho interest of the lodge
and In this way you have helped 70
make this, ono OF the most successful
and social lodges Ia the city.
During all this time you have never
pushed yourself upon our attention In
any way, and you have not seemed 70
realize that you were doing more than
most 81 the members.
Ths lodge has realized u and has res-
pected you for your mndesty and las
highly appreciated Jour work and worth.
Ne felt lustly proud when you were
elected Grand Chief OF Honor Tor We felt
sure that you would carry tho same
energy there that you have shown In
this lodge. We were not disappointed
and with pride We can say the Office 10
honorod by your iilling II.
This gift which wo have here tonight
In not intended 30 much for the Grand
Chief OF Honor o. Oregon, as II is 10
represent 10 you, whenever you look up
ON Il, the love, esteem and appreciation
OF Greenleaf Lodge No. 23, ID. OF II.
Mrs. Craw also presented n beautiful
medallion picture. "Day Dreams" ~
from the lodge. Many other pleasing
features filled out very pleasant even
Ing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
W. Id. T.U.

Tho Central w. q. +. u. met as usual
In their own hall. Attendance, u. A
short, but interesting program was given
consisting Of select readings by Mrs.
Henrietta Brown and Mrs. Martindale, "A
song by Mrs. Holmes and recitation by
Mrs. Marks, closing with song "Wo.
mans Cause Shall Win" and prayer by
Rev. Morrison. Several new members
were present and q number OF visitors.
Following the above business meeting
was held for tho transactic. OF routine
busiEUss and 10 arrange for social 10 be
given In the near III ure. The sccretary,s
report the last quarter was read and &C.
cepted. IL is as follows: No. OF regular
meetings held, \; average attendance. ii {:
new members gained, 10j total receipts,
k45 20; total expenditures, ,t69.76. There
were four public meetings held addressed
by Mrs. Thurman and Mrs. Bailey, ma
tional organizers.
pept. of literature, Mrs. Marks, Supt..
distributed several hundred anti-Mor.
mon leaflets, sent l440 pages Of temper.
ance and religious literature 10 the FILLS
Of our country and 10 the Philippines,
also distributed temperance leaflets 10
the Sabbath schools Of the city OH Temp.
erance sunday, Nov. 10.
Dept. OF scientific temperance, Mrs.
Hammer, supt., furnished the teachers
Of our schools who teach oral physiology
with the School Physiology Journal.
Mrs. Adams has lecluTed three times up
on the Physical Effects oi Alcohol.
Press dept, Mrs. Adams supt., re-.
ported twelve c0lums furnished W. 9. +.
U. department, In Peoples Press and
two columns Of notices In the daily pa
pers.
In connection with Willard Union pc
Iitions against tue seating Of Roberts in
rong ess were circulated In the churches,
40 forwarded 10 our representative, the
petition was ten feet long with . double
OF names.
Also, In connection with willard I'm.
lon, a Thanksgiving box Of provisions
weighing 1900 ibp. and s4.60 cash was
sent 10 the Refuge Home 10 Portland.
Two parlor meetings have been held
wbl~h were interesting and profitable.
During the quarter two dear sisters,
Mrs. Millard and "Grandma Fisher"
were promoted two the Better Land and
several have moved 10 other places,
among the latter was our faithful worker
and sister Mrs VI. Il ST John.I
Respectfully submitted.
ELLA N. ERsKISH, Sec.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
THE POULTRY SHOW

pntlnueH 10 DO the center Of attraction,
10 attendance being excellent. Thore
ii general admiration for the Hne display
birds.
The only pair OF dnmlniques In the
klatc may DO soon on the east si0e. They
arc owned by Geo. Mcknight, being from
birds presented him by Homer Daycn.
port. He alec has two coops Of Irish
n foundhead game cocks, from fowls sent
him by Davenport. Af~.
The show has created big demand
4 pr blooded birds. and the result In good
hAny sales.
Tho indications arc now that i. W.
Ross will receive t.e platter for exhibit
ing the ten hiRhset scoring birds.
Judge Hitchcock has about finished
AAis scoring. but the etsnding has not
BEN figured except on those given below.
will be done tonight.
Y Judgment has been rendered ~ FOL.
lows;
BLACK LAsoAHAKB.
y cock--C Davis, II j Ladd, A W Black.
urn.
Hen Robinson Bros, A w Black.
Burn, y Baltimore.
CockerOl--A w Blackburn and q + S
%, TO, + ] Baltimore.
pullet-o r 4 s Co, Il J Ladd, 2nd and
ord.
Pen--A w Black burn l6s I.S, o = Il s
90 1888 1.i0, u J Ladd 1856 ll.l2.
DuTT cocmINB.
Cockcrel--O L X y Go.
pullet---0 + & y Co Let, 2nd and 3rl,
Pen--O = 4 y % iS0 3-6.
PARTRIDGE cocIifSs.
Hen--C s shcdd, Frank Hulburt.
CockeFel--FraHk Hulburt Let and 2nd,
N = shedd.
Pullet--Frank Hulburt lst and end.
Pen--FTank H1lburt i79S4, q y Shcdd
NO $40.
LI0Hr BRAMAHs.
Cock--E Carlisle.
1icn.-E Carlisle, q 8 shedd, T. Car
snle.
Cockercl--E Carlisle, O y shedd, u
k3aEliMle.
Pullot--Mrs r Conner ist and 2nd. Z
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Pon--E Carlisle 1871. Mrs Il Conner
fbB lilo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
THE YAOUINA REPORT.


The DRMocRAT has received from Con.
ressman Tongue the printed report Of
the engineers on the examination of ".
quina Bay,with the adverse recommend.
alton Of the engineers which resulted Ia
the project being rejected sfter ccngrcsr
Aad already ordered contint ing contract
TO the anounts'of sl ,0Oc 900. with the
report is Q detailed account Of the meet.
ing at Yaduina Bay on April 21 1899, be-
fore Engineers Mansfield, Taylor and
Harts. 1tgives In full the remarks Of
Hon. X. A. Bensall. Hon. Thos. II. Ton-
gne, Hon. J. X. Weatberford, Judge L.
Finn. Mayor Bisbop OF Salem, J. ri. al.
berts, Hon. John Burr EFT, Col. q. B.
Montague, Col. Mansfield, Capt. Harts,
Capt. Taylor and the ;etition OF San
Francisco Chamber OF Commerce. the
statement Of the Albany COMMITTEES and
OF Hon. J ID. DAILY chairman Of the Benz
ton county delegation. There are also
three phot graphic pictures Of general
view OF the Bay, and OF each ietty separ.
atelys and Typographical map Of the
soundings. The whole makes splendid
showing for the Bay, but the findings Of
the engineers.
In the meantime the government has
improved the Long Tom 70 that boats
have nayigated the river all the way up
to Monroe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

CHAs. sBENsoS, Of the Commercial
Baths, has secured the services OF Prof.
VIM. Marriott, chiropodiat and tonsor.
ialist... Those wishing special hair. cut
ting ar treatment Of face and scalp, will
do well 70. cali on Mr.. Benson. No old
plush chairs. Every thing bright and
new. Exquisite service porcelain baths.
The finest OF imported and domestic
cigars. This Is the only place in Albany
10 secure satisfactory service. Hydraul-
ic chairs. No waiting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

Mr.. O. H. Markham, g. F. and P. A.
az the Southern Pacific, and Prof. Smith
Of Stanford University, were in the city
today and visited the poultry show with
which they were very much pleased.
Prof. Smith went from here toCorvalliss
where he will lecture tonight before the
students OF the 0. A, o,