The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

baseball next Sunday near Independence.
"0regon Eclipse" the Corvallis race
horse, IL now in Chicago and doing good |
work on the race track.
A few days ago the Roseburg bare ta'I |
club defeated the Grants Pass club 10 TO Z, |
Both are amateur clubs, and the score speaks
for the good material employed.
The inspection OF r. Go. Last night by
Brig. Gen. Com pson showed off the company
TO good advantage. r. Co. has an Efficient
corps CT officers and is q credit to the city.
D Wells sold his ranch on GREASY
last Friday - Henry Saunders for 81 800.
The land brought on an average, $50 per
scre, which may b, considered . very fair
price, yet it is one Of the best places on the
creek Corvallis Times.
FRIDAY.
Portland has one case of small pox.
Monthly meeting Eof the Building & Loan
Association tonight.
NJ A Bea ,h Gas cold the Corvallis ferry TO
Fred BIumgsr..
Wilson tried to commit suicide yesterday
by bunting his brains out.
The Worlds fair has been ordered closed
ON Sunday; hut liquor viii be sold On the
grounds.
Ben Barker has Isst bis horse sgain.
Any one finding horse will do we'll to re-
turn it TO him.
Remember the entertainment at the Pres
byteriap churcn tonight. Miss Hofman's
readings will be treat. Admiysion only 25
cents.
Straney & Moore ara moving into their
~ g
probably the finest livery stables in the
valley.
A Degree of Honor branch Of the A OU
w has been organized At Mcaiinnyille Mira
O n Irvine was elected to the second Office
& ofH.
A darkey woman Was this week hned $50
for merely attrack.ng another darkey wo-
man with a razor in the live city of Pendle-
ton.
Alfred Tstrm died at his camp in the
Ssntiam Mining district several days ago.
He WIS alone 81 the time. the other miners
having gone after supplies.
Nearly all women haye good hair, though
many are gray, and few are bald. Halls
Hair Reaewer resiores the natural color and
thiokens the growth Of the hair.
Rev e P Chapman. pioaeer Of ls4S died
at salem yesterday Al the age Of 81 year., Q
months and Ii days. He had been . minis
ter in the Christian church for So years.
: A picture Of the tailor arrested here for
stealing team at Marysyills.C Calf, Was sens
the sheriff at thas city, and BY = dispatch re.
ceiyed yesterday pronounced not the man,
bat friend Of the horse thief. He had al
ready been discharged.
Two games Of base ball are 10 De played
IN Albany tomorrow. One 10 the morsine
besussn the Yoang Eagles and JEFF srsoss,
the her 10 the afternoon besween the COL
legs club and the Eleetrics, both on the
Cours House gronnds.
The building that served as the first c2pi
tol of Orezon territory. the three-story
frame structure az the scushasst corner of
Sixth aud MsEn sfreetx. il b ing repaired
this week BY the oEne1, II - StevenE-
Oregon City Rote.prise.
SATURDAY. i.
Seminary is the name Of new addition to
SoasviIle.
Slndy OIds. the slayer of Emil wsbber,
hes heea married
German Lashsrzn sersiceS na Sunday, July
lsth. 10 O'Clock n, NJ the W c TU Hall,
by Rev J G Meyer.
Fish Coumisxioner MeDanaii SAYS tha
upper willameste wiil be stocked with trDnt.
Thanks; bat please don's gisc us any pick
erel. No other hsh gets any show in the
same water.
Batesrick patterns ~ Reads.
Iou can save nooey hv buying Of Read.
Large stock of white goods aad embroid-
sssss st W T Read Z Cos.
The kosrect place to boy yoar grocerie. ia
Bro~Belis
Ashhv 4 carse. Resl Estase. S9s WASH
ingsoa Street. Portland. Or.
Go TO : " Cobb. successor Ia Paisley s.
SmiIe,, Finn B'ccs. for y'suri Is printing
u all kinds
Boy ladies and children's SHOES Of W r
Read
win & Sssrs. tie is~sIer..
Fraiss aniuvcgssables at r e Allen & c.
Try cur ns~ roasted sofees, as r E AIl.n
Co.
Now j. The iime 10 se. yocr choice in soz,.
ct those Albany weOlea suits a. z & Allen
& Co.
The best is~siry ~ VIII 6 stask'..
Great clearance sAle for the n-xt ixty
days At w r Read S Goa
b. & L. AT the meeting OF the
Building and Loan Association last even
ing $1,000 was loaned to Mrs II E Farrell
~ 81 months interest In advance. and
500 to II B Miller az 6 months interest
in advance. The eighth series was closed
and the ninth series ordered opened
August lst. Applications may be made
at once.
A BAD BREAK Last evening Frank
Patterson, the ten year old son of Mr.
Geo Patterson was on the second stoay
OF the front porch OF Mr. Patterson's resi-
dence catching cherries thrown by an
other boy from tree, when in reaching
out for q cherry he fell off the porch TO
the ground, q distance of about twelve
feet, striking his right arm on stone,
breaking the humerus bone in q very
serious manner, 30 badly that the bone
protruded through the flesh, even into the
clothing. Drs Maston and Davis set the
bone, and the little fellow is doing as we'll
as can be expected
MISS HoFFNAS's ESTERrArSNEST.-T
entertainment at the Presbyterian church
last evening was a meritorious one.
Miss Maud Hoffman. OF st Helens Hall,
was heard in six selections. Her recita
tions display culture and talent. She
possesses q voice with volume and force.
has a charming presence and displays
grace of manner backed by good express
sion, that 60 to make up the superior
elocutionist. The piano solo BIZ Miss
Anna Houck was well executed. 30
Restless Sea-" q quartet by Messrs
Prichard, Fortmiller, Lee and Sears was
melodious affair. Mrs Chamberlain
sang Beautiful Bird Sing On, !" IN de-
lightful manner. II Hopkins and
daughter violin and piano presented
Springs Awakening" in an artistic
manner, and Misses Eva Cowan and
Bertha Ellis sang "Guarda Che Blanca
Luna" with fine effect.
BASE BALL. "A Closely contested game
OF base ball was played this forenoon be-
tween the Jefferson Juveniles and the
Young Eagles. Both clubs had MEM
bers OF first mines. The score was as
follows:
JEFFERSON. ALBANY.
R.o. r.. %.
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