The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
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Judge Bird, who 10 III.
Mrs s II Althouse, Miss Hottie Miller and
Mrs Kutting and family returned from
Yaquina Bay to-day.
Mrs Chas Kisfer aad family aud 9 II
Hawkins were among those who returned !,
from Yayeina Bay to day. /,
w Lair and J Fred fill. Of Seattle, ar
rived in the city last evening, called here by
the last Illness Of their mother.
II don't drink any, that IL not 10 amount
70 much, Only glass . day, said man on
First street That's $3.50 year
The new clothing firm of Wallace h Cow
an ia TO be strengthened by the addition Of
Mr. Stefnburg, one Of Albany's early a,er-
chants.
Mrs ate Protzman aud children returued
10 their home in Porlland o-hRy after q two
weeks visit 10 Albany, the guests oi Mrs
Lislo
Mr l. W Deyoe aud party returned last
evening from trip 70 the Alaea. bringing
back as trophios Of their trip elk horns, dee.
meat, eto.
Tho Dslmonico Restaurant. opposite the
Blnmberg block, 10 now elegantly equipped |
and again ready for business. The public Is /
invited 10 call and SEQ what kind Of meal /
can be served Ia Albany.
They are trying TO make Baker City the |
Denver Of Oregon. Albany prop ,ses 70 be
como the Albany Of Oregon Oar name IL
good enough and VIC will grow % our own
met u.
A cannon bali that was fred from the
steamer Decatur, Wills defending seattle
against the Iodians IS years ago, was fonnd
by the laboFers 10 eneavating ~ tho corner
OF Second and Cherry streets, Ssat lie, for
Dexter Horizons new building. 1. Is .
twelye~pounder.
Mas GrAnger'a company contains the
names Of several San Francisco fayorites
There il Harry MAinhali. Frank Ktl.lAy,
Chas Mestayer, Claude Brooke aad Miss
Estha Williams. all Of whom have been
ikeatiiied with several notable Frisco pro.
duetions. a strong company surely.
0wing to the increased attendance at the
College new baiidieg ia being erected for
The conyeniencs Of students. The pFopscta
are good for larger attendance than ever
ths coming year. The new commercial do
partment il meeting with favor, aud many
viii attend 10 secure ita advantages.
Thos Brink has reli.tsd the second story
Of bis building aud has just Tilted IL with one
OF the bsst and largess stock ot upholstered
goods ever bfought to the city. You had
bctiei call AID inspse. his goods before you
purchase. No trouble 20 ah,w goods. buy
or no bay.
TEACHERS ExAaiSArioN.-- Following
Ia the list oi teachers being examined this
week Tor certificates Misses Kate Quinn,
" ] Morris, Laura B Myers, Maggie Me
Meeken, Lizzie Duna, Anna Dunn, Do
reha Marshall, Lulu ] Mann, Emma Burk.
hart. Bertha NJ Ramsey, Ada LeeYer, Olive
Long, Abhic ] FFr, Mira Hattie Ti.lotson,
Beau;egard Chord, A r Grugett, II q
Jordan, ] II Nanwinkie. ] w Rousseau, ]
Raisson, w G Swan, q f Walden. |. Y
Bailey, Daniel Looney.
FRIDAY.
Rev II W.hb aud wife, Of SsIlxood, are
in the city.
$4,000 will be expeadel ia running the
Agricultural college the epmias year.
At the time Of going 10 press Judge Black
buruIsAA reported worse. With feaFE that be
would die aariag the afternoon.
Salvador yesterday. at Monmouth, ran
mills In the wonderful tins Of 1854. beating
the record by seconds.
Last evening the Albany local ran on to
awtteh at Anr~ra, By mistake, running into
. box car and badly damaging the engine.
i G b Watson aud family. Of HAlsay, have
been in the city visiting friends, Mrs Wat
500 being on her way hono from a trip 10
Sodaville.
The o egan Land Co. nov has $500 900
Of is capital stcak paid up. and 5000 sur
Plus. which makes Il one Of the solid iiLAn-
cial institutions Of Oregon.
The quartz mill for the Albany mines on
the Sansiam, arc expected in the city the frat
Of next week. They will lie taken to the
front At once and set 10 work.
Peter Montgomery. uho was recently
shot by man at the brick yard east Of the
citv.is on the streets again. The ball. which
lodged IN hia shoulder has not been found.
Az ASSIyERsARY PARry.-Yesterday
was the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
marriage of Rev and Mrs T J Wilson.
In the evening the.- friends surprised
them by rendering them birthday par
ty in honor OF the event, and theft home
at Washington and Fourth streets, was
filed with friends laden with offerings
for this most estimable couple, just such
things as can do the most good; n Hen
rietta dress. table clothes, silver spoons,
etc. A very profitable evening was
passed, seasoned by palatable lunch.
DIR Irvine made an address to the happy
couple which was nicely responded TO.
A TRp TO riH NRsruccA.-E L Mont
sgue, OF this city, and B Montague and
DR. Courtney, OF Lebanon, returned last
evening from q trip to the Nestucca, on
the line OF the Albany & Astoria r X.
They saw the grade stakes along the
route, good one, and report the trip q
splendid one for health and pleasure.
Having left when the Behring sea trouble
was the chief talk, and not having seen a
newspaper while gone, they were consid-
cradle surprised to find that the United
States had not whipped England during
their absence.
A FooT MAsuEp.-This morning Mr.
Grubb, who had been at work in the
Cow creek canyon for the Southern Pa
citic, accepted position as temporary
brakeman for a man who was laying off,
at Junction and had reached Shedd on
his way to Portland, when in getting on
q fiat car q rail tipped over on his left
foot breaking two bones and badly bruis-
| ing the foot. He was left at this city
and taken to the Exchange hotel, where
DIR Ellis attended him. His home is at
Kansas City, and he was about to re-
turn to his family when the accident
happened.
SATURDAY.
A cottage. with stove and bedsteads, on
Nye creek, at Yaquina Bay, can be rented
by calling at the DEMOCRAT office.
Powell & Co.
Have Viereck shave you.
For line "ap@ra glasses" go to + NJ French
Seth Thomas watches and clocks at f M
Frenchs.
Best stock Of silver ware in Albany
Will u Stark's. No doubt Of it. ,Ses.
The largest stock of spsctacles and eye
glasses in Linn county at F M French's.
Zaches s. Son received large inyoioe of
fall and winter woolens yesterday,
| A new and elegant stock of carpets Just
received At Fortmiller & Irvings.
MIR Irvine, of the Salem Statesman, went
to the Bay to-day for recreation and salt
bath.
License was issued to-day for the mar
riage of II Copeland and Miss Annie
Wilds.
The public schools will open on Monday,
| Sept. 8. Every child In Albany of school