The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-16
LOCAL RECORD.

OREaoN AT ruE WoRLp's FAR.-StatI
School SuperintendentMcElroy iaalrsal
busying himself In preparing Oregon
educational exhibit for the Worlds frs
He has already received the first invo
OF material for the exhibit, which will
he comprehensive one. This lnvoiceis
from the schools Of Ashland and will bc
added to from time to time by the sew
eral cities, towns, villages and hamlets
IN the state. Oregon's school exhibit at
the Worlds fair will consist OF kinder
garten work, school drawings--free hand
and pen work-school apparatus, models,
diagrams, copies, illustrations, statistics, :
mapa-historical and geographical--and
general specimens OF school work. IL IL
expected that our higher institutions OF
learning-colleges and uniyersities--will
furnish statistics and illustrationa OF
buildings, libraries, museums, collec
tions, courses OF study, catalogues, etc.
Prof McElroy will be engaged in this
work all fall and has fbnd hopes OF pre-.
pairing such collection as may he
credit 10 the great state OF Oregon.
Statesman. The public schools OF Albany
are TO be represented there. Under the
present energetic management we shall
| expect TO see our exhibit most credit
able one. Every friend OF our public
| schools should aid this undertaking of
our corps OF teachers.
lIELp WITHOUT BAu.-The prelimin-
AIRY trial of Frank Ingram, charged
with murder in killing his brother,
Henry, came up before o 7 Coshow Ir.
justice of the peace, this afternoon. A
large number of people had gathered To
hear the evidence. But they were dis
appointed us defendant through his coun-
sci, Mcssrs w Il Bilyeu and X Wealth
erford, waived examination and WAS held
by the court without bail TO await the !
grand jury, which will convene October |
10th. On motion OF J Il Wyatt, acting |
district attorney, the witness, Chas |
Louden, was placed under bonds Of 800 |
TO appear rs u witness before the grand /
jury.
LEBANoH.-n W Price, John Robson,
T. l. Quinn, OF Albany, were Ia the city
today, registered at the 81. Charles.
Miss Josie Crawford and Mr. VIM
Greenwood and vile. Of Bethalto, ILL.,,
are visiting the family oi Mr. w Guy.
Miss Crawford is an aunt OF Mr. Guy.
$ Morgan, contractor and builder,
who resides in Albany.is busy this morn
ing with n force OF several men on the
new brick building to be erected for DIR.
Courtney. We understand the second
story will be an opera housc. This means
well for Lebanon-Express.
PRonABLY rnE SANE. The man men
toned In the following from TIE Eugene
Register H. probably the same King who
resided just east of the DEMocRAr office
last year: ~ man naW ed King was
4. - /
is uuw stopping a, Mrs Brownlce's. lie
Is county charge. Some time ago while
" oFking on building he Tell and broke I
5olh hl. legs The fractures were not
properly set and he has not been able TO
use his legs since. lie Is an old soldier
md vii! be sent to the soldiers home IN
California II cost the county
$50 10 take care Of him last month, he
being wighou, means and having no rela- I
Ives here"
CHURCH OF CHRIST -Ghe work Of the !
Isso-iaiion goes on agreeably and prod,a-
'ly. On the 7,h. the papers were. 20 Ial- I
icailnns ot Elders" b. - NJ Doty, of
Dallas, ministerial Qualification" By 4
3 Wade, of Ilillsboro, The Preacher as . r
PASTOR BY David We,zcl, OF Portland. In |
he evening a sermon by w X Williams OF a
salem OF "iIow much Can &C Know of J
5odS' On iiie Sth. papers on "Dutics of q
he Evangelist - "The Lords Srpper."
Cnurch Finance" By + + Bfown,oi Hills.
ioro, "Unliy of Acton by w Il Williams
4 Salem. Sermon tl.ls evening by David G
Velzell Of Portland nn "Thc Triumph of /.
shristianiiy Superhuman.' All invited.
a BRIoHr Hon Geo II
burnett is entitled 10 thanks OF Oregon
'eople for his successful latorS In bringing
he Sovereign Gland Lodge Of Odd
fellows TO Portland says the Journal lie
made very happy hit when he told the
L Louis gathering OF some thousand per-
ons from all over the ULion that # they I
ame to Oregon they would not have TO
axe fans TO bed with them.
SAaD.-There il bonanza Cor some
ne in the sand business. Good clean
and sells at 81 TO 81 80 load. There is
bank down the river less than n mile
rom the city containing thousands OF
ards OF tae clean article. IL could be c
Iauled up 10 the city and stored in :
convenient place, for sale as wanted. II
hould be done while the river is low.- I
'alem Journal I
NgxT SEssioS.-Next Tuesday the nth
nnual session OF the grand lodge, X of
will be held in Portland, and this pop ,
liar order will have representatives
rom all portions Of the great state Of
oregon.
Our or MoSEY.-Marion county is out
4 money according TO the Journal and
will have TO borrow at least $4,000 to
ieep up current expenses until taxes are
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