The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14
Lent begin. on Tho lo.h ins..

Lent begins on the lo.h isat.
Salem will iuild $4,000 raaurrs. Al.
bapy should build up the one IL already has.
The Girst train is expected over the Oregon
Pacific Friday. the track being nearly
ready.
Mira A Irvine left = day or two ago for
stayton. where her father Is lying danger
oasly III.
The wlllAmests Valley. which was to
have sailed on last Thursday. had not left
poit yesterday.
| Al spaci.i s.s.t ting OF ths u s.onis lodge
las. evening the dsdieas.aa IT the nsw TEN.
pie was postponed until Jans 81.
First train from Portland probably on
Friday. Probably M Portland "r Eaese,n
mail before thca.
7Brownsvilla is Ia danger. Five dfummers
| left this afsernooa for that city by way Of
the junction.
Mr. ] 8 Morris, Scott Nay aud Peter
Smith, oI Scio. have been in the city to-day,
coming horse back.
i The last week or two has been terror Of
. time on patens aatsiies. and they have ap
Ipeared on maailla paper and in all manner
Of shapes.
Z II Beilenget, the wall known real estate
hsan cf Sa.em, Was drowned 10 Mill creek
Sunday evening. and his boy only narrowly
escaped the same fate.
Mr. Geo Caldwell. who has been selling
some Portland c.oaks here for week or two
left this noon for Portland BY way Of Salem.
Mr Ala Harris came over from Corvallis
to-day. He reported that there would prob,
ably be no train on tho Wesi Side for tive
or three days vet.
Mr. Goo II Keeney received despatch lasi
evening from Halsey announcing that biz
father was better. He intends going there
by the frat conveyance.
Judge Johns, who died in Portland cou
pie weeks ago. was buried 10 Brownsviil
c just twenty-five years TO day after th
i death Of his second wife, and beside her body
u On last Thursday the Oregonian pres
e room was fourteen inches under water, aud q
= resnlt many ads were left ont aud the pa
per appeared as four page sheet for tn
rat time 10 about two years.
FL Miller. in charge OF the repairing o
the bridges on the west aide of the river, ha
. been In the city and reports rapid progres
g being made. Thought the first train woul
e be on Friday.
8. DIR Ellis went TO Portland to day to NEE
q young sister, who recently arrived there
from Minneapolis aud who has sinc,
been prevented from coming on to Alban'
by tho high water.
Mr.. Dune Rankin, with some men an
y several hundred aacks left to-day for th
?. Sarderson bridge, which is reported in
y dangerous condition. The program is to q
the sacks with stone. aud ballast tha pi.
e that IL nearly gone.
in One lady came all the way from Albar
y last week to have only one tooth extract,
&c by DR. Jennings new painless process. 81
n. had visited his dental Office last fall and HI
enjoyed the qualification of this mode Of o
ve tracing them.--Salem Democrat.
,g Otto CleIland returned Sunday from Oh
le. gon City, where he had been on tricyl
leaving here on Wednesday. He reports
lit q sorry looking place. Tho water "
four feet deep on the Main street. he 50
ny big log float into storss door, and had
addition recently plated pointed out TO hi
over which T. water hoated 10 the heiR
Of telegraph pole. the top just sticking o'
ast The N. w. Police association sonven
in Taroma last week and elected the folio
"a iag Ulcers: President. Chief Chesney
~ Tacoma; vice.president, 8 d Parrish,
Portland; secretary and treasurer, Jose
,aa Warren, Of Spokane Falls. The associ
tion adjourned to meet the first Wednesd
ia August next at Portland.
WEDNESDAY.