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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-19
The Hampton Negro Conference.

Newport News. Va. July 19.-The
Hampton negro conference convened at
the Hampton Normal school. The morn.
ing session was devoted to IN address of
welcome by DR.. III. b. F'rissell and the
report Of the committee of business and
labor hy A.. +. "lfillyer of Washington.
The evening session was devoted to the
report of the committee on education by
Professor Kelly Miller of Washington.
and the "kindergarlen" by Mrs. Daniel
AI1rMnN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-19
Beers ACTIVE.
Make a General Assault Along British
Left Flank. $3.50
THE CANADIANS UNDER FIRE
purubers Succeed In
Through a Gordon Formed ~
Hunters and DIVE
stonx md Head For Lindiey.

london. July 19.-The war once mas
,.c.ived tlc following dispatch from
Lord Roberts; .ha o,o.
NV made n determined attack on the ie't
Of pole-Curew's position ana along "n'
left flank. commanded by HUTTON nv
posts held by the Irish fusileers n va
madam mounted infantry. under Lieu'en'
ant Colonel Anderson, were most gallant
~ defended.
..TLe enemy made repeated attempts 10
assault the positions. coming III cios'
.ange and calling to the fnsileefs 10 sur
lender. The enemy suffered severely;
They had Is killed and 90 wounded ana
tour were taken prisoners. =,
'"Tbe British casualties were Z killed
Including the Canadian Lieutenants Dor
len and Birch), 30 wounded ana ~ HISS
ne. >.
Ian Hamilton's column advanced to
Waterfall Yesterday %unopposed ana TO-DAY
proceeded to Humans kraal.
..E'ifteen hundred Beers. with five guns,
managed to break through the GORDON
formed by Hunters and Rundle's div'-
sions between Bethlehem and Flrksburg.
They were making toward I.indley. being
closely followed by Payct's and Broad
woods brigades."
Tribute ia Canadians.
In a dispatch dated July IS Lord Rob
,rts pays Il tribute to Lieutenants Borden
and Birch. whom. in his dispatch gwen
above, he reported killed. Lord Roberts
says:
''They we're killed while CALAMITY lead
ing their men in Il counter attack on the
enemy's flank at a critical juncture OF
their assault on one position. Border
was twice before brought to my notice
in dispatches for gallant and intrepid
conduct
A Cape Town dispatch. dated July Is,
says:
1.-The Ons Land. the Dutch newspaper.
makes an attack today on cX-Prime Min
lister Schreiner. with the evident object of
preventing the members of the Alexander
bond in the Cape parliament from follow
ing Mr.. Schreiner in support of the bills
drafted by the Sprigg ministry providing
for the trial of rebels. etc.
'Thesp bills were drafted at a consul
tation between Mr.. Schreiner. forme At
torney General Solomon and Mr.. Rose
lines, the attorney general in the Sprigg
cabinet. Mr.. Schrciner and Mr.. Solo
mon, who are members of the bond, are
in full accord with the ministry's pro-
posals and will strongly support them.
Men who know Mr.. Schreiner are
confident that he will secure Il fair fol-
Of bond members Of the Cape par
Lament. The leaders of the extreme
bono faction are Mr.. Sancr. the former
commissioner of public works. and Mr..
Dewarr. The latter is the only Holland
er in the Cape parliament"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-19
Cholera Aboard the Roruon

Malta. july 19.-The British steamer,
boilieo' Captain Gregor. from Calcutta
Tor London has arrived here and been
qunrantined ut the island of Comino the.
tween Malta and Coco. in consequence
Oh I'VE deaths from cholera having occur.
red ON board during the ynynre
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-19

Howanda, N. Y. July 19.-The interic,
OF the Grand Central hotel was had
damaged by fire. Fred Davis was in.
lured, but not dangerously. Andrew
shindles' who conducted the hotel. carried
no insurance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-19
REMOVED.

L nave located my Office at a5s
NoIth Nam ST., corner Merchant ST.,
IN the A. NJ. Jackman house while re.
pairing my house. Hours s to . a.
l. to , and 8 to s pm.
{. +. CAMP, NJ. d.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-19
millionaire BInCkstOne'S Will

Chicago. July l9.-The will of Timothy
Il. Blackstone, formerly president of tn.
Chicago and Alton railroad, who died
on May %. has been admitted to record
in the probate court. 1t disposes of an
estate amounting to nearly $1,000 900.
According to the terms of the will $3.50.
600 is given to public institutions, S315,
QUO to relatives and the remainder of the
estate is beQueathed to the widow, Isabel
Ia +. Blackstone.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-19
gTfsGgWICEG
E:liolsness, sour stomach, cohs.'pa.
ton and all liver ills are cureu w
M0DA,S Pills

The .,on-irritating cathartic. frice
% cents OF all druggists or py Hull VI
q Hood d Co. lowell, Mass.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-19

Grand promenade and dance Thurs.
day evening at Halc's Pavilion.
S0-Sl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
College Notes.

The A. @. l.. S are arranging for an
inter collegiate debate with Pacific Col :
lege, Of NeWberg.
The Y. W. @. A. have elected the fol.
lowing officers: President, Edith Van
Dyke; vice-president. Leona Francis !;
corresponding secretary. Bessie Merrill ;
recording secretary, Ora Simpson; treas.
urer, Emma Sox.
Hon. II. W OoFbett, Of Portland, has
promised $1,000 on the college debt upon
the condition that the remainder Of the
debt be rAieSd. By next year the coliege
will probably be free from debt.
Prot. Straub and several students from
the q. of o. visited with us Jan. IL
while on their way TO the 7. M. @. A,
conference at Monmouth.
Several students have expressed de-
eire that q company Of the Ore. Nat.
Guard DO located at Albany. Albany
sureIy has material for good company
Why could not one be organised.
Congressman T. Il. Tongue has pre-
sented PROT. Torbet with large and val"
liable map Of the United states,
The A. O. L. 8. are making arrange
merits to give social in the near future.
II you hear any strange noices in the
barn opposite the club house. just bear
in mind that the oratorical contest is
drawing nigh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
SciO.
From the News:


IL. l.. Sumner has purchased the bar
Der shop which J N. Morris d,sed On
some time ego, ard IL now conducting
the same.
Mr.. and NYs. LarimoTe wen. down 10
Portland Friday Of last w. k, Sherr Mrs.
Laimore was placed under the care 0l q
physician, ber health having been very
poorly ioF the past month or 40
Miss Clara Warner, OF Albany, visited
with her brother, O. A. Warner, In this
city last week.
One day last week as w. r. Hobel vas
driving over the bridge Ia this city he
was thrown from hrs wagon, and one OF
tbe whsel 10 passed over him, iracturing
the left shoulder blade and two ribs.
A broken separator caused a shut
down at the creamery the fret OF the
week. However the board OF directors
had about concluded TO shut down until
later IN the spring, Ne the roads are in
snch bad condition that Il is almost inn
poseiole for the farmers 10 haul milk to
the creamery at the present time.
People often jump bIindly ut eoncIus.
ions and sometimes injure themselves
by doing so. An example OF this was ex-
hibited tefore the county court ct Al
banv lest week In the opposition to the
extension OF North scio voting precinct.
The opposition got the idea into their
hends lbat they were being "jobbed, ;"
but instead OF asking any questions pro.
ceeded to demonstrate" which they did
with success. Now since the matter has
been made clear 10 Them they wish they
hadn't spoke" And well they might,
for the advantages OF being taken into
North scio precinct are many.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
FRIDAY.
Special Invitation.

To you, dcah Awlbanis friends
We dis Hpecia inyiiashum extends
An axes yo'an 'yo gal 10 de Army Hal
To hrah Us niggars sing an squall.
Georgia Camp Mcatin we sing 'zactly
quarter after eight,
Be auTah come utly 20 yo' wont be late.
We has one big ugly lookin' gauk
Dat when he opens his mouf, DO whole
town will talk.
DE money 10 do Apolectin 'Sociation
will 20
So cum TO- sho' TO dis MinEtrcl Show,
Glib dis 'tashun and quate at DO doah.
And two bits fer every Ral or more.
But cum To- sho' eben efyo' cum white
kase Tor twenty-five cents yo' can see
all do sight.
he fun In die year show is shard 10 beat
So cum early friens an 'hab good seat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Chinese iilankfulness.

EDITOR DENocRAT.
The Chinese =!sh. Nr. Editor, TO ex.
press through the columns Of your pa
per, their gratitut and thanks for the
kindness OF the County Judge ana com.
missioneFs. extended 10 the eick Cnina-
man, Jim Home, wLo has been, for
some two months On inmate Of the Conn.
iy lnhrmaFy. The Chinese friends oil
the sick man have raised funds 10 send
hlm 70 Portland where he can be treat
ed oy one OF their physicians. but they
wlsh the County authorities 10 knoM
that they can be, and are grateful fol
the kindness extended.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
The StaytOn Bridge.


From the Journal;
A letter was received by Judge Terrell
yesterday from HonryiK Keene Of stayton
saying that the bridge across tho San
tiam at that place had bcen damaged by
high water and was impossible except
for foot passengers.
Three bcnts under tho north approach
TO the bridge had been undermined and
the upper eide bad settled noe ut feet.
Word reached the judge later that the
citizens had cleared away the drift from
upper side, and the structure WAS In no
Immediate danger.
Commissioner Davis went IN Stayton
thi, afternoon ~ look into the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
MARRIED.

VANDERPOOL-JAMEs.-Att the resi.
dence OF and by Rev. Rufus Thompson
Jan. 18, 1900, Mr.. Averet Vanderpool
and Miss Effie James.
The groom is one OF Benton county'a
prosperous farmers and son OF the late
David Vanderpool. The bride is q
daughter Of Miles James, Of Lebanon,
They have the best wishes Of their
many friends,
COLLINS CONsTABSE.-on We'd
nssdsy evening, Jan. II, 1900, At the
home OF and ny Rev. RUFUS Thompson
Mr.. AlonEo Collins and Miss Nora
Constable, both OF Linn county.
Thursday
afternoon, Jan. 1S, 1890, at the Russ
House, in ALBANY, by A. H. FreeTksen,
]. p. Mr.. Lewis F. Kelly and Miss. Rose
KArstens, both Of Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
French National Air.
THE MAassILLss nYMs.

THE hAnGsILLks HYMN.
Published by requesf.)
70 sons OF freedom, wske 10 elorvI
Hark bark what nyriads bid you rise |
Your children, wives and grandsire
hoaEy,
Behold their tears, and hear their crIesi
Shall lawless tryabts, mischief breeding,
WIN birelinx host, q rufIian band
AnrlRht and ds50late the land,
"hile peace and liberty lie bleeding.
Chorus
T. armsl to arms 70 braveI
The patriots sword unsheathe,
March on, march on, all hearts resolved
On liberty or death.
Arise 20 children q your country
Ne" glory dawng upon the world;
OcE Vrante has'ening 70 destroy ua,
Iheir bloody banners have uninTIed,
Already oE our plains we hear them,
Ihe mufmuFs OF their savage horde.
Ihsy threaten with the murderous sword
iouf comrades, wives and children cher
ishel.
Chorus
10 arms 70 arms ye bravel
The hireling i51 =ithataud,
march on, march on all hearts received
On liberty or death.
What would they have, this band Of
hirellngs,
By tyTant kings together brought?
Lblnk they with letters 10 enslave us
which long ago thsir .hands have
wrought?
II 10 Tor You that they intend them
Docs not the thought your bosoms Are?
Tho hi teiul yoke ihAy now desire
10 iasien on your Iecks forever.
vhorus--To arms, etc.
9 Liberty can man resign thee,
Once having felt thy glorious flame?
CAP tyFants bolts and bars confine thee,
And thus thy noble spirit tame?
100 long our country wept, bewaiiipg
Ibe bloodsiained sword our conq'rora
wield;:
But freedom 10 our sword and shield,
And all their arts are unavailing.
Chorns-To arms. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Hon. 8. A. Dawton has been In Port
land.
License was issued Tor tue msrriage oi
John p Mertz and Mary Petroc.
Il. +. LGrrimore. OF the scio Flax
works, has been in the city on business.
Editor w. NJ. Brown. OF Lebanon, ia
said 70 be candidate for county Judge
on the republican ticket.
d. w. Cundiff, one OF Albany's pioneer
citizens, Is gradually failing with pros
Lects OF his living only few days.
Albert Bond has received letter from
bis son Barney who recently reached
Manila. He has been promoted 10 first
sergeant. Barney 10 good soldier and
will do honor to his native county.
Mr. and MFs. Litller and son, father,
mother and brother Of DR.. Ward Liitler,
OF this city, left Indiana this week for
Albany and will make this state their
home. DR.. ]. @. Littler went to Port
land 10 meet them.
The Modern Travellers will meet with
Miss Elizabeth Irvine tomorrow after
noon at 2:S0. Please notice the change
In TIE hour and assemble promptly
bringing with you the Marseilies Hymn.
BY request Of the President.
Mr.. F, U. Piper, formerly one OF the
proprietoIs OF the Seattle Post Intelligen.
Ger, called Tuesday last. Mr.. Piper hal
no present intention of going into the
newspaper business. He and his assScla.
tes sold thA "P. l." for good sum, and
can AFFORD 70 take things easy for while
Salem Independent.
DR.. Lowe, DR.. L-omis, L. s. Logan
Prof. Lilly, NJ. 0. Warner, William Pres
ton, g. ]. Hall and A. O. Woodcock, oI
Eugene, weat to Portland to take the
shrine degree wnich Nas to be given last
night and ton.ght. They were accomp'
anied by 8. H, Friendly, Prof. McElroy
J. +, Robinson, +. L. Chambers, G.. A
Detmering ahd Ii. E. Ankeny beretOiOrt
| initiated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The overland from the south due this
morning will not arrive until tonight, and
tho one due this afternoon will be sew
eral hours late. Special trains though
are taking their place from Rosoburg for
the local travel.
According 10 Richard Ludwig, 1Walla
Walla, Washington, 10 having quite
deluge. Before Mr. Ludwig left home q
large livery barn had been washed from
its foundations on one Of the principal
streets In Walla Walla, and many
bridges throughout that locality were
swept away.-Register.
The recent county Christian Eudeayor
convention at Brownsville is reported
success. The meetings were well attend
cd and marked interest displayed In
the proceedings. Resolutions were pasS.
ed thanking the people OF Brownsville
for courtesiee extended, agalnss intem-
perAnce and Sabbath desecratiCn.
No other county In the state will be
ruA on l .S6 mills just for the current
county expenses. There can be no sem
sible kicks this year with the smallest
levy Of any county in the state. Every
other county heard from 80 far has been
over 20 mills, with only l4.5 mills for
thls county. The people appreciate a
good thing.
The Register says the following are
Lane county republican candidates
Congress, A. @. Woodcock; joint soma
tor. &. II. Friendly and s. L. Moorhead
representative, ]. Il. Young; county
Judge, A. @. Jennings; county clerk, =,
u. Lee; sheriff, r. ID. Hawley, J. l..
Page, j. y. Stiles; assessor, d. 2. Bur-
ton, II. s. Huston; treasurer, L. Gill
strap and Geo. f. Craw; school super
intendent, O. g. Hunt, e. .. 0rton, w,
w. Allingham and Eug'ne Bond.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Most OF the people Of the. Willamette
valley sympathize with the Beers in
their fight with the English, not partic-
ularly from any antagonism to the Eng
lish, for there has been growing an in-
creasing friendship between the two ma
tions, but because they know the war
is an unrighteous one, waged for greed,
and as members of republican form OF
government are loyal to the spirit which
established this government. Hence
the news of Boer victory Is generally
received with good deal OF satisfaction,
though not without sympathy for the
poor fellows who gave up their lives in
backing their country regardless OF the
right OF their cause,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

WITHOUT A LIcKNsE.-H. W. YOU
mans, of Portland. was arrested last
night on the charge Of selling goods with.
out license, and having no money for
bail waa kept In the city jail last even
ing. Besides come books he had three
watches and other things. Mr.. You
mans says he is putting Ia gas plants In
the smaller towns and has not violated
any ordinance, but several persons cay
he tried to cell to them. His trial will
take place this evening before Recorder
Van Winkle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The new registration law is one Of the
greatest fakes Of the day. 1t ID q nui-
sance except in the large cities. In this
county IL will cost nearly $500, with
nothing to show for 1t. The principal
benefit TO be derived is by the men who
sell the books and blanks, and II is said
the law was engineered through by such
men.
A. Rev. E. A. Ross, the evangelist, ha'
Ven in the city this afternoon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The Native Daughters will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock ct the
Maccabee hall. All who are eligible to
belong are invited to be present. Il is
desired to make the membership as
largelas possible. nIt Will be valuable or
ganisation for the securing of historical
data In connection with the history Of
Oregon and particularly Albany and
Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The Eugene got an early start to-
wards Portland this morning.
Revival meetings continue every night
at the NJ. K Church with increasing In
terest. Last nighgt several maDiiesled
desire 20 lead christian life.
A chicken thief last night entered the
hen house Of Mr.. Woods, in the eastern
part OF the city, and took away nine fine
fowls. Others have also Lost chickens.
That Oekville man made q botch oI
bis list sent In to the registering Office.
Every name hiss TO be registered with
the cserk, and for the purpose there Ia q
paster, which ie eut of and put in the
general book. The o. n. had done the
paeting himself, causing an immense
sight OF work in the clerks Office.
d. w. Semple, 9 form er Portland man,
who is known in Albany, 10 said to have
raced out OF Dawson sity just ahead Of
the police, who wer6 after him for con.
tempt OF court. He made the last
twenty-heven iuilee ou foot in the snow
in lees than Eve hours. Semple runs O
paper in Dawson and 1t was all about hil
criticisms OF the officials which they un.
doubted deserved.
Commercial Review OF Portland Jan.
49,: with the close today the wheat
price bad lost just cents within week.
Coming on top OF the long and almost
uniform decline OF the fall months, il
las bad tendency to make the protes.
sional trader more bearish than Il has
been. Valley, so cent per bushel. Thin
wheat coming In has been sold as low az
34 cents per bushel, and some OF il il
hardly worth that. Mlllers in the inter
ior are having trouble in securing No. !
wheat"
The Rentz Sanity Co. iast night disap
pointed people generally. In the hrat
place they did not give loud show ai
the posters indicated. In the next place
they gave about as poor q perform anc,
as has BEEN put on here. IL 10 true tha
they were laboring under disadvantage
on account Of the email stage, etc, bu
that 10 no excuse for pSor work. Th,
DEMOCRAT gets its information from thos,
attending. Albany taste seems TO b
different from Eugene, for the Guart
says the company was received with ev
ident satisfaction there, aud that il wa
. modern'up to-date company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Deed A B Patterson to Everett Hola
tein 20 As acres. .............,....$ .$4CO
Jos Laurent o. al TO Gottiriend Grim.
er, lots 8 and 8 bl l26 and lot 2 bl
12O Hackleman's ad
Oscar Healy to Hannah Newland, 4
lots Sodaville. 40C
Release mortgage for. r.,.............
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Big Lumber Contract.

The Harrisburg laundering Company,
Z, 4. Upmeyer business manager, has
just let contract 20 Il Il. Edwards o
Fall Creek precinct for large supply OF
sawlogs. The contract calls for two and
one.half to four million feet and provides
for delivery a. Harrisburg by June Is,
1900. Mr.. Edwards will com mencs work
at once. About twenty timber men will
be required to get the timber in shape 90
II can be run out OF Fall Greek on the
spring ireshets. The timber will be cut
about six miles atoye the mouth Of Fall
Greek, twenty miles fsom Eugene. MIR.
Upmeyer examined the timber last week
and lie well plsased with the quality.
FIJI Greek has the reputation OF furnish
pg fine timbef.-Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

A Lebanon girl is ahead..oran Albany
g,rl in the following way: The other
night she. had a dream. According to it
she was in hades. The first thing she
was ordered to write down all her sins,
and, was given big box of chalk and q
big blackboard for the purpose. She
thought it was dead easy job, but she
kept writing and writing and had con-
siderable chalk left when an Albany girl
rushed by.
what, you here, and where are you
going?''
"oh, / am going for some MORE
CHALK" !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The performance Of the darkey fun.
makers will commence tonight at $50,
thus giving plenty OF time for merchants
and clerks to SEQ the entire program.
The Mandolin Club has kindly consent
cd to favor us With q selection in the
speciaf les. Oome-25 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Last evening the new 8. p. Ere engine
company while drilling did some pTac-
tice work on the small O. & E. depot
Agent Turner who has eyes ln the back
OF his head was prepared for them with
the O. & Z. hose and the result was live
contest resulting Ia q last b. P. defeat.
With such prestige the O. & 4. should
DO extended over the mountains without
further delay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The Bath went down stream this
morning With n largely increased pas
senger llst from Albany, among them
being W. A. Kimtey and daughter, Mrs.
/. A. Munkera and daughter and niece
OF Judge Hewitt. On account OF the
last stream II was . difficult matter to
land.
There was . fierce gleam of delight In
the eyes OF Ed Davidson, ex-poundnas-
ter, last evening. He had been count.
Ing the cows slTaying loosely about the
city during the day, pFeylng upon
peoples property, and there were ex-
actly twenty.tWo. Really there ought
to be poundmasfer Of some kind. and
the city council will do wall to get Q
move on In the matter beflre the cows
take the town.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Mrs. /. NJ. Munkers, wife Of Sheriff
Munkers OF Linn county, is in this city
visiting her daughter, Mrs. s. o. Burk-
hart.-Salem journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Plenty of Them

We have heard the following repubIi
can candidates for congress 10 this dis
trict mentioned: A. O. Woodcoek, Eu.
gene; Thos. II. Tongue. Hillsboro
Senator Brownell, Oregon City; Proies.
soI b. Y, Mulkey, Monmouth; Claud
Gatcn, Salem j. X. Wyatt, Albany; J..
.. Fullerton. RoseburR; w. /. vawter,
Medford.-Sugene Gnard. Also Judge
Hewitt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The board OF school land commissions
ers bought in q couple Of pieces Of land
today at sheriff's sale, paying about $5,-
600, which vas advanced several years
ago,