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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Mr. Thomas Montelth nd son, OF Cor
wallis, spent Sunday In Albany.
MIR. Harry ConnoNay made hil rrgu.
lar trip 10 Sclo yesterday.
W. A. Coz, the sxper, brick mason has
gone to Independence 10 build q bake
oven.
Mr.. WIN Hcndron returned Yesterday
from trip 10 California aud Nevada,
Rsv. d. Il. Loverid1s. Of Eugene, will
preach la 81 Peters Eplscopal church.
Wednesday eve Feb. .2slh al 7 80 %. m
Grandmaater WeAthtriord paid the
Junction lodge %. o. r. an official visit
last Saturday night.
Mra. Matte Sowden returned IA her
home at McdloFd last Saturday night AZ
era visit OF several weeks with Albany
riends.
The Enscne Guard reports Ralph Wat.
son III with scarlet fever. o. the home OF
his grandfather Rey. T. !. Wilson, and
that tho house has been quarantined.
The Salem Sentinel mentions w. III.
Holmes and Sam l.. Hayden for con.
gtesaman on the democratic ticket In thia
district and Judge Bennett In tha second
district.
Capt. J. l.. CoWau, Indian agent Al
Warm Spring. left on the boat ibis morn,
Ing for Portland 10 spend Sunday with
his daughter in that Citv.--The DalIes
T. NJ.
Mr.. Taylor Hill. brother OF DR.. J.L.
Hill and W. Lair Hill, one OF Crook
county's leading stcckmen, has been I'm
the. city today, arriving on the noon
train from tue west side.
Q. II. Lsughead. proprietor OF tho Be-
yedere Restaurant and BAKERY, expects
his brother, M expert candy m . ke, herr
shortly from San Francisco. when Mr.
Laughead viii manufacture all the can.
dy he uses.--Marshiield Sun.
Lawyer Swami was 10 Corvallis Satur.
day eycsing 10 hear the poet OF the s,or-
rIs, Joaquin Miller. There was a bio
crowd present and much interest taken,
Mr.. MI ler passed through Albany this
afternoon for Lebanon, where he win
lecture tonight.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

A big goat show was held At Dallas
last Friday and Saturday. J. b. Stump
was the principal winner.
Agency for the famous Chase 4 ean-
borns high grade coffecs at O. n. Brown
ellis.
Scott Taylor, shssp iDspsctor for Mar.
ion county, says that there sre about
BY, 600 fine sheep in this county. Among
them are some of the finest In the PAci-
d" North vest. They are oil 10 healthy
condition and free from scab. Sentinel
The Salem city council has wisely q.
dopted an ordinance imposing license
ol $4OO per Annum upon auctioueers
No license will be granted for less than.
one year. This will shut out bogus BANK.
rupt stocks Sentinel.
Mrs. New, whose husband was killed
last year by the caviDg In OF a sewer
ditch, 10 continuing her preparations TO
Institute suit against the city OF Eugene
and Barker Il Mummy, contractors. At.
toTneys WeatheFford 4 Wyatt, OF Al
basy, who are expected to take the case
for Mrs. New, will arrive up To night Tor
consultation. II Ia understood the q.
mount asked for will be 42500.-Eugene
Guard.
At the homo Of Mr and Mrs D @
WeStlake, Friday evening, Feb. 10TH, q
surprise party was given by their neigh
b0rs and v ~ ENJOYABLE evening was
spent In dancing and conversation. A
delicious lunch was served which was
heartily enjoyed by all Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs Il Wariord. MIR and
Mrs q Cline, Mr. and Mrs Ed School,
Mrs J Davis and the Misses Anna Felzer
Kate Davis, Nina and Maggie Cline,
Pearl and Dolie Large, Emma and Liz
zie Rain, Elaine Westlake, Lille iaight
end tho Messrs Ed HuIburt, Les Haight,
Bill Bennett. Charlie and Virgil Looney,
Charlie, Herman and Louis School, Dave
Smith, Tom and Glen Large, Everett
Davis, Scott Munkers, Virgil Hackle-
man, Fred Powell, John, Frank and
Charles Felzer, Ebert WAT!ord. K
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
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TUESDAY.
College Notes.

The A. q. l.. 9. is progressing and
more interest 10 bSipg shown Ia its work.
w. j. Coulter, Clayton Speer and u. W.
Scott we received as members at The
last meeting.
WIN. Barrett, OF this city, entered col.
lege Feb. 10.
Miss Fay Cooley aud Mira. Thornp pson,
oi .Browntville. were visIsi3g here yes
terdsy.
OF the 05 young men In college, AZ are
church members, 33 are active members
OF the college Y. ~. O. A. and o are as-
tociate mem bere.
Miss Wilson made visit TO her home
in Dallas last week.
The Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic
Association of Oregon met at Salem Sat-
urlay and we tent Oven Beam as deli
egate 70 apply lor admission to the asso-
clatio0. The delegates from Willamette
UniveFsity and Monmouth. being gen
tlemen, voted 10 admit us. but the u. OF
y. delegates and our QnSker brethre 4
from NeEberg. because Of personal dis
like Of Albany College, and the o. A. O..
delegates, through pure "cussedness, ("
voted against US. An exam pie :of clean
athletics" which those colleges were
hoS ling about during the football seAson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
Bad Runaway.

The team Of Mr.. MIchnor, the milk
man. ran away yesterday. while Mr..
Michacr was delivering mix. lilo had
gone into q residence In tho south west.
crn part Of the city when tho horses loft
alone Tor the north. At the corner by N.
A. Blodgelt'a they ran directly into II
mower, aud both tho wagon aud the
mower were wrecked, a wheel being torn
OIL the wagon, which was left near tho
mower, and the mower being pulled 70
piece. The horses were captured before
going far.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
MONDAY.
Didn't Dance.
EDrroR DrMocRAr,

EDroR DrMocRATi
Your notice 0! the party At tho A. o.
U. w. hall docs an Injustice 10 the
young ladies who gave II, as II was not a
ball and there was no dancing.
Nearly half oi tho younger members
oil the Degree OF Honor do not dance and
" was for their entertainment this
party wac given.
We allow tho use Of tho hall occa.ion-
ally for those who dance and some OF
those tried very hard, but without eu.
ccess, 20 turn Friday evenings party
into dance. They probably were 10
intent on their own pleasure thcy for-
got they we're guests not hosts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

A Bio oNE.-Mr. W. II. Buy, C&E
agent at Toledo. the leading gardner.
more or less, OF that part Of the state.
has the DEAocRAr mah's thanks for q
parsnip. raised on his beach property
As IL IN nearly three feet long aud about
the same distance around the big end Il
~ not necessary 10 state that We would
hc liked for several weeks, except for tno
fact that the parsnip disappeared at tile
depot aud 10 reported 10 have been seen
going south In tho express car labeled
for hungry agent south OF hero. We
arc thc.more thankful
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

crokinole party at the home OF Mr..
Wren Poes last Saturday evening was
greatly enjoyed.
Cincinnatus Heine Miller, who was
born in Indiana Nov, ID, 1912 lecturet
In Lebanon last night.
The supreme court confirmed the yer.
dict OF the lower court in the case Of J.
a. Crawford, appellant agt. Toe Albany
Ice Coz respondent.
The Jefferson bowlers defeated the
Illihee club OF Salem 800 TO 805. Messrs.
Zimmerman, Miller, hoyt. Hale, Thorn
80 and Jones represented Jefferson and
Coshow, Murphy, Laf Ire, Thompson,
Rely and Gsbrielscn the IIlihees.
A tramp in the valley recently was
much put ont because butter and pre-
serves were not put on his bread, and
some meat with 1t, and also ten cent
piece, a1d Indignantly said be would get
back 10 California, where they don't
figure Ia fractions, just 80 fast as he
could.
w. L. Maple, who has been running
creamery ct Toledo, IL contemplating
starting creamery at Woodburn. It
will be only short time when there 10 a
creamery ct every important place In
western Oregon. This promises to be.
come great creamery country. Raise
the cream.
Rev. Sheldon will receive no financial
benefit from the publication Of the To-
peka paper during the week beginning
March IL. Nor will the publishers, who
will receive only the actnal expenses OF
running the paper. The surplus will all
90 10 the poor Of the state.
Mr. John Turner 10 Just recovering
from serious case OF finger cramp from
over use OF the pen in writing parsnip
stories for the Herald. Failing 10 get
his joke on the DEMOCRAT man he manu-
factured one with ink. In the mear-
time that parenip which never left the
depois while In Albany was in the hands
OF the express messenger going south to
cheer up an express man the boye want
ed to get even with. The beach parsnip
and the lie were both big once. II is q
cold day when there isn't joke tumb-
ling sround the @ & E. depot.
Friday night, Pacific university and
Willamette university met in jsint de-
bate at Forest Grove en- the question:
'Is England justified in making war on
the BoeEa?" Willamette university de-
baied the affirmative ana Pacific uniyer.
sity the negative. The latter won the
debate. 1t is said that the Willamette
team put up weak argument and
wandered from the question, while the
Pacific team put up strong argument
right to the question. The decision was
unanimous in favor OF Pacific university.
The judges were w. d. Ferton, @. G.
Gammons and Judge Frazier, all of
Portland.-Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
Republican Committee
Meeting.

The republican county central COM
mitloe met this afternoon In the Office o
Newport Il Cannon, with good attend
ance, and besides other business In the
interest OF the coming campaign set
Wednesday March ~ Tor the county
convention and the preceding Saturday,
March "a for the prin aries. Among the
prominent committeeman present were
d v Hardman, J II Scott, j X Davis, 3 /
Shore, Hon Al johnson, Pete Smith
and w w Francis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
Thomas Thompson Found
Dead.

BaowNsvILLE, Feb. "a Friday after
noon Sam Hawken and family conciud-
Cd 70 visit Thomas Thompson at his
home near Mountain Home, about s
miles north east OF Brownsville. No ono
was found at home and as this was un-
usual search was made for Thompson.
MIR, Hswken noticed that the mouth
and head OF q young shepherd dog Of
Thomp1on's was quito bloody, and on
search AR; Thompson was found near
the wood shed on his hands and knees.
his face on the ground, quite dead. The
pup had torn OF one ear and corn away
the side OF the face On suggestion by
some parties Of foul rlay tbs coroner
was notified. AZ there was nothing on
which TO base such charge II is under
stood this request for presence OF coro-
ner has been recalled. Mr.. Thompson
was known throughout the county as
one OF Linn's hest citizenl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

PoIsoSEo. -Mi'ses RneheF and Rice,
two young ladies Of Lacomb, about six-
teen years OF age, are reported 10 be
lying dangerously III from the effects of
poison In come candy given them by two
yonnR men at q party there. IL waS
doubtful II one Of them would live. A
doctor from Lebanon pronounced the
poison Spanish tiy, Of which an overdose
had evideatly been placed Ia the candy
No arrests mad been made. II the caee
is as stated to the DKMocRAr Il should
be thoroughly investigated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02


AT CAPE NoME.--Carl Won Noblesdorff
and @. ID. Campbell, who have reached
Seattle from Cape Nome, give the follow.
ing information regarding the situation
there: There lie plenty Of food at Nome
to last through the winter. and the only
scarce article lie wood, whien wsH selling
OF $65 q cori. The rupply OF wood along
the beach was consumed for q distance
Of ten miles up and down from Nome
City. The price OF coal, for sale, was z
cents o pound, though there was little OF
II on hand, and il was being refused to
buyers. The large transportation comp
auies, however, had enough coal on hand
to last 80 there was not considered much
likelihood OF suffering from cold. Flour
wac sellidg az SO q sack bacon, 80 to 40
cents pound; fresh meat, 81 to $I.25 q
pound meals, 81 to $1.5c; and lodings
81 10 "a a night. Eggs sold Tor $S dog
en-, and potatoes and onions SIS per 100
pounds. Ltampedes are reported to ha ave
been OF frequent occurrence during the
winter. Gold is very pier tilul.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Mr.. Lonuer Ralston and family, Of
Portland are visiting in the city for few
davs. They have just moved into their
residence on the heights.
Mr.. and Mra. o. p. Coshow, of
Brownsville, Linn county, who have
been visiting in Ashland for several
weeks, left Ashland on Wednesday
mornings early tram Tor Roseburg,
where they will visit for few days be-
fore returning 10 their home.- Ashland
Tidings.
Mr. Clyde Pennington OF near:: Lat Grande
is in the city on visit the guest OF his
parents Hon. and Mrs. S. NJ. PenniuQ-
ton. He has daughter in the college at
McMlunvilla. Tomorrow will be the
fiititieth or golden wedding OF Mr.. and
Pennington, an event that will be cele-
brated with a family gathering. They
were married in Oregon about three
years otter Mr.. Pennington's arrival
here.
Prof. Holland, Of the dancing school.
gave mask ball at the Vance hall last
evening we'll attended. Music was
furnished by Marks orchestra. The
following masked: MeesFs McGree,
Ora 6ford. Harvie, Welch, Draw, Aubrey
Ramp, Stone, win and Archie Thomp,
son, Peacher, Risley, B. Thompson and
Brandenb berry, Misses Sturtsvant, ,Ohilds,
Story, Cameron, McCiain, RANKIN, Row.
ell, Rees, Rampy, Crawford, Parker,
Brenner, Pieiffer, Stern berg, VanDrap,
Riley, Collins ald Zeyss and Mines Da.
vie and Parker. Thompyon Brothers,
Indians, were awarded the
prize for the best sustained chaFac' ers
and Vernon Ramp, as 81 PUNK, for the |
most comic character.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed. administratrix # tire estate Of Jas
NJ Williams, decnaseo, has ed her final
ascouut with tine county clerk of Linn
county, Or, aud ArIil 6, at | D IN, has
been set as the time and the county room
as the place for hearing objrctio; thereto,
and for the settlement the,eos.
Albany, March 2, 1900.
Mary WILLIAMS, admir-.
KELLY & CURL, Attorneys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

In Q letter to the 0regorian. @. w.
Waite says that at least 5000 men are
ready TO leave Dawson for Cape Nome.
This indicates ABOUT as much as any-
thing that the man are getting enough
OF the robber system carried on there
and wish 10 get into U. 8. territory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
Lady Ministries.

he Windsor Theatre was crowded
yesterday and Duncan Clark's Female
Mlnstrels made ons Of the greatest sue.
cesses ever scored in this house by sim.
liar organization. The first part wai
very enjoyable, and the jokes were re-
iresbiDgly new and eSeated much hearty,
laughter. The olio was well arranged,
and The different mem bers Of the organ
ization presented epecialties which were
well received. The young ladies who
make mp the com bination are handsome
and weIl-formed and dressed with good
taste, and the groupings, tabIeaux and
marches are especially worthy OF com
mendation. TIE dudes parade and may
pole, quadrille were notable features Of o
very pleasing bill The same perform
ance will be repeated every afternoon
this week .--Bostcp Herald.
This world famed company at the Ar.
mory Friday night, March 2. Prices Soc
and 10. Seats nov on sale at Burkhart
& Lees.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the uader-
signed admins ratrix Of the estate of Julia
A Kendall, deceased. has fled her Hnal
account With the county ERIK Of Linn
county, Or, and April Lat m, has Deen
set as the time and the cou, ty court 70, m
as the place for hearing ol iactions thereto.
and for the sett ement the eto. -
Alhary, March 2, 1900
MARY WILLIAMS, Admix.
KELLY & CURL, Attorneys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Judge Barton in an article in the Ore.
gonian favors the apportionmens OF the
state tax paid BY the counties accord
ing to population, regardless o. the
assessment made. That is that the
state receive payment per pita for each
person in the county under the last
censup.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETfLFMeAT.

Notice is hereby given that tha under
signed admlnis.ratrix OF the estate of
Miranda L Williams ,6es ased has G I'd her
final account with the county clerk of Linn
county, Or, and April 6 al I . m, has been
set as the time an7 the county court room
as the place for hearing objecti ms thereto,
aud fur the settlement thtreto.
Albany. March 2, 1900.
MARY Williams, Adm'rx.
KELLY d CuRI, Attorneys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Charles Williams and William Pollard
in jail at Prineville for horse stealing
escaped from jail last week, by making
q hole through the brick wall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Miss Joyce BIowneIl will take mp her
piano class during vacation through the
winter. The best German and Eastern
Leave word with'W. +. Read
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

BY allowing the accumuiations in the
bowels to remain,the entire svstem Ia pois.
oned. DeWitt's Little Early RlseTs regul-
ate the bowels. Try then and GU will
always use them. Poshay & Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

w. II. Parker, the lawbook publisher,
OF MedfoTd. was recently in the city in
the interest OF his book. ''Parker's Key
to the Laws Of Oregon +"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Coroner Norman went 10 Brownsville
Saturday evening, but he was not need.
cd snd did not 20 to the scene Of tho
death. aa there was no doubt that the
death WAS IRON heart disease. Mr..
Thompson was rs yeala OF age. He
leaves a daughter, student IN Soda.
vile College.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

CbaleI mortgage Tor $50.
Release OF mortgage for $500.
Circuit court: New case:
Chas Claggett agt J p Berry and ] A
McLane. Recovery Of money. Hayden
4 AcNary Tor plaintiffs.
Probate court:
Account iled In estate Of Oscar Girls.
hana, . minor.
In estate Of Leonard Thomas, invent.
oFy died
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Delicious clam bouIion at the Sugar
Bowl End street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Cream mixed, fancy mixed, petite
mixed, broken mixed, plain mixed and
rrench mixed candies at the Sugar Bowl
d ct rect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

CR VIM, civ ticket agent. Tickets
10 all points Ia the east.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02
Mutual Lie Ins to ] + Warner.

Mortgages Tor $1,000. $685. and 5000.
Releases of mortgages for 1880 and
1857.
Circuit court:
New cases: RW Fisher ct al admir-
agt P l. BilYeu and William Baker. Re.
coverv morey, attachment. Hewitt 4
Sox ior plaintiff.
In Morris cases, bill OF exceptions set
tied before Judge Burnett.
Final accounts filed in estates of G r
Knighten, Horace Farwell, W ] Me-
Meekin, Julia Kendall, J NJ Williams
and Miranda Williams.
WIN OF Richard FarwelI admitted to
probate.
In estate Morgan Wassom, insane, in-
veutory tilcd.
License for marriage OF W a Gree and
Anna Agnes Burnt sler, filed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Canned asparagus
At c. Z BRowNKLLs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-02

Deeds fled:
Ellie p Hurst To y A Hall 81 screa & 800
L A Jordan to J W FarrIer, SO Ill
ieet, bl 90. Albany .... 10
A / Parrish 10 A II Parrish, 1925
sere.. -. 100
Catherine Martin to William Bren-
nei, 40xi00 feet, Scio. .......... 100
a 1 Parrish to b Parrish. l425
4aASheat atss'i.. ss..es.-.. ......... IUO
Mortgage for $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-29
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Atlanta, Ga, describing trouble-free
medical advice given. over 5000 voiun-
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Gail en- Swift & Holiday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-29

this annual settlement than ever before.
The force in the Office has been at work
for nearly a month and the office has
been closed This morning it was open
ed for business again. The total assets
Of the county are $103, 1872. OF that
amount $99, % is deposited in banks
as follows: First National bank SIS
71S-46; Merchants National, S19, $3.50. SIS;
Central National, SIS, 1856 n; Bank Of To-
peka, SIS, 641O; State Savings bank, $685.
1868. The distribution of the taxes has
been made The most important distri-
buttons have been made to the follow
ing funds: Topeka-general revenue,
S11976.20; sidewalk. 81, 200 81; paving, 81
252.75; paving alley, S11.39: sewer So
1877; drain, $95.02;; abating nuisance,
S1l5-0S; opening West street, 1918; open
ing Garfield street, $50.74; opening Dill
lon street, S307. County-General reve-
nue. fund, $6,466-01; superintendent poor
S1,29S-S1 Kansas avenue bridge fund,
$1,994.99; Shawnee county funding,
$307.08; Shawnee county refunding, $S91--
81; A T. & S. F. railroad, $27, 3O8. Sc; X
N D, railroad, 1925. %; court house, $417.-
40; Kansas avenue bridge, $6S5.31.