The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-30

Wa Ra:ri.es. az Salem. i assisting in
building the new telephone line
Rev J R Baldwin. q IndependeBce. will
preach IN 'Ae Baptist sh1rLl a the fore
Eoon tomorrow
" C Burkhart has returned from Port
land: where he has Jlst graduated from the
Portland Business College.
Mrs c c Kelly. gacther Z Mr. { {
Hogue. cf this cIiy. returned d her home
IN Albany today, after a vsSit q several
days IN this ci,y--Corv4J.is Nevs.
Prof c Il Hart. principal # the Browns
Vile schools. was IN the city this forenoon.
Mr. Hart Is 4 candidate before the repub
hcan county convention for school Sr,peEin-
;en0ent
DR. T { Mackcy, Of ALBANY. Is in the
city He Is Grand Master Workman Of
the \ O I " and addressed a immense
meeting of that order at luiependenoe
last night.
Rev e Irvine Was down street vester-
day for the ars; time since Aug lSEs2 the sun
SHINE Of the day offering good opportun-
lty Tor HIM % sea the outside world. His
progreSs along the street in a Milling chair
was slow on account of tha many who were
glad 10 grcet him again outside Of his
home.
Bert Van Cleve and wife came m bv the
last steamer from the midwinter fair and
viii remain IL towaa few weeks. During
has stay he will assist ia the presentation
OF drama 10 BE- given about the middle
Of April for the benefit cf the Marine hand.
Bert Is an actor Of no mean ability and
will leave IN about / weeks for Portland.
where be will play a comedy role in Cor.
dray's tkeater.-Corvallis Gazette.
0
BASE BAIL--rhe Gazette Of Corvallis
contains the following base l.n item;
While in Albany MeSsrs Hclearr and
Uherer talked with Mr. Burns. Albany 5
league pitcher If last wear. regarding
baseball matters. Burns thinss that 4
successful amateur league could lie organ
lied to include Corvallis. Albany. Indepen-
dence. Silverton. Eugene. Lebanon and
Scio. He has already received letters from
some Of these towns regarding the propos-
Ell league. His idea is to have profes-
! sional battery, or at least pitcher. and rely
upon amateurs for the rest Of them lf the
thing mature satisfactorily he will soon
call meeting of the several lcal mana
gers and take steps toward the necessar,
organization. Corvallis shoud make !
move in this direction.
A BIC Loss.-The original cost of III,
carriage factory property bought ut Cor
wallis at auction by MIR Brace. was abou
$4,000. He paid $40 Sol for il. Tn,
Times says the loss fell upon the creditor:
who were not in the pool with MIR Brace
and upon the stockholders. whose entir
| paid up capital Of S41. .000 together witt
the earnings of one years business done b,
the concern, said to have been $4,000
were swept away. The loss tears grea
hole in the earthly belongings of some O
our citizens, and is very much to be regret
ted. The SO, COL that the property brough
was just 81 more than enough TO pay OF
the mortgage held on the property by th
Portland bank.
AN EASTER WINDOW MIR 4 Cum
ming, the druggist, has an easter window
that has been attracting general attention
whlchproved one of the attractions ON FirS
street during the day. 1t consists of hel
and brood of chickens, colored with nia
mond dye, in fantastic colors, sporting on
grassy lawn, beautiful with hyacinths an,
English primroSes. A coop covered wit
pretty moss is in the rear for the prou
mother.
A FINE TuING.-Mr c L Buck. of thi
city, has been manufacturing vitrifed brio
this side of Portland. A sample inspecte
by the DEMoCRAT man shows the produC
to be very superior one. This is de,
tined to be the popular pavement and il i
to be hoped Albany will he able to secur
n few blocks of it.
IT WAS IN VAN.-A former schoc
mate OF the Man about Town died fe,
days ago in private insane asylum a
Stockton, Calf. He tmade money hi
God,and a. one time was worth SIS, ,ooC
The Reed hotel block in Ogden is left a
a monument to his name. He died pool
under the collapsed the last year 4
1.-TWO
w W Rowell returned this noon fro,
a trip to Elk City where ne was tn
guest of L w Deyoe., He brought bac
| q large amount OF tan.