The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-04-27
The s Z pay car was circulating a
arge amount Of money here TODAY

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This is clean weather. If YOU woulc
have your clothes washed In a clear
manner send them TO the Albany Steam
} Laundry.
Yesterday was one of 'he hottest day,
In the hittory Of San Francisco, the ther-
mometer reaching 81 degrees, the hottest
Icing IS degrees above zero.
The East Albany United Presbyterian
mission S have moved into comfortable
quarters on the second floor of. A Beck
ers fine building over Mr. Wor.ey's
stor..
The Carnival Of Nations preserved A,
Lebanon by the ladies Of the NJ E Church
netted them SSs. An autograph quilt
was bough, by 4 A Kees for sI9 after a
spirited CONTEST.
| Sir Julius Gradwohl'G store In the
| opera house book will be simply a branch
10 his First street store. Il will be
family grocery store. where good goods
al low prices may be secured.
Tha jury a: Porrroy, In tine case of
the State ys X Edmiston. charged with
embezzIing S3o, 900 from the Walla " ALA
Savings hank. at O'Clock last night
brought in verdict OF not guilty.
Sheriff Jackson las proven himself one
OF the Best sheriHs Oregon has ever had
from one end TO the other. The people
realize this ard they will reelec, him hr
big majority.
Last evening one of Joe Myers de-
livery teams ra1 away taking a wheel of
the wagon of Mr. Long, of Oak Creek,
which was resting on Second street. L.
was quite an exciting affair for awhile.
Mrs Beatty has rented the boarding
hhnse OF Mrs r F Ashby on Ellsworth
street and will hereafter ru1 II. Promp,
attention to The needs of boaders.
Tonight the entertainment a, the old
U church will lac great treat. Jean
Inglow's 'Song of Seven will be IRE
sen'ed, as we'll IS some fine music oY the
Apollo club. D1 no, miss IT,
4 Portland man will succeed Mr. "
II Hus'on as manager OF Knapp, Burrell
4 Cos business in this city, on Nay Ist.
Mr. Huston has made popular manager.
As there IS 10 street. superintendent, in
Albany the merchants Of the cI, should
see that Firs. stree, Is cleaned or. ard
given Preseniable apPearanc. Several
are already doing this. Le; all fall in linc.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Nina Parker on "Wednesday evening.
Bi.hop Morris will preach in the Episco-
pal church Sunday night. Hear Kim.
Lioense has been issued for the marriage
Of Anthony Bender and Madalina VI Sil-
bernagle
Mr. 4 T Butler. advance agent Of the
bEsT.s and Sontag company. was in the city
to-day. but failezl to make date on account
ct other attractions
Gov Fennoyer and Ira Wakefield will |
speak II Harrisburg on the evening Of Nav
4. and et Albany. Nay 5.
Col y Il Alley. state senator from Lane
cos'aiy.. was in the city today. and returned |
hons. Gy ~ay ot Yaqusnz.
Mrs. Frank Parton. who has been in the |
ci,g several days Gu her way 10 her home A: /
WaiisisuTg from a "Trip 10 southern Calf |
oruia- !efi on the noon train for waitsbarg. |
Postmaster General BisselI and uzrty |
PASSED through Yuma today On a TIM 10 |
the Paci6c Coast. While on his srip Of /
pleasure he Nj lock u.to the pss:al wants /
Q; the west
" r Potter, nominee OF the democrats
Tor county commissioner. vas in the city 10 |
day Ms P5;ter Is man of solid worth. 4 |
leyeI beaded gentleman Of just the make up |
for irst class county commissioner. He l
wlil reoaiFe big vote ;or the o:sioe.
Hon JEFF Meyers returned from Astoria
thls noon. While taking a ride ca the /
Columbia be wzs attacked by sea gull. |
but Of oourse the report tisa; be would favor
The repeal of TIE law protecting sea gulls.
which he helped TO pass. was simply Joke. |
T TichnoT and Mrs A Jones went 10
Albany today 10 attend the funeral of Mrs |
Jennie Pierre. who diei Tuesday night |
Her mother died near Salem in lSs9. Mrs /
Pierce was well known a; Salem and In
dependence Journal
Mr Ch@s Nickell editor of the Iacks0n-
vile Times. and deulcc. attic candidate for .
secretary of state. w@s in the city last even
ing. Mr. Nickel Is one Of the mos: cnrl- |
pe'eui men IN Oregon for the o.ioe Of sec-
raiary o. state. He Is business and attends |
10 business.
Mr. Knox Haigh;, Of this city. has been |
superintendent of travelling sales
men for the SFanIding Manufacturing |
company of Gwlnelle. Iowa. one 81 the |
largest carriage manufacturing oosn ranies |
IN the ; His authority extends over the |
ooasi. The appointment Is good one
Nathan Pierce and his son. Henry, are |
in town today. Mr. Piercc SAYS he |
could give work TO several hunisei now
idle men were he possessed Of tn. enor-
nous expanse Of acreage attributed to hin, |
since he accepted the pcpulis. nomina- |
ton for goyernor.--Pendle,on T. o.
) . Wallace, nominee Of the democrats
for county assessor. was in the city today
Mr. Wallace Is being recognized as a very
strong candidate He Is not only trst
class man: but he knows Linn county
property thoroughly. and has had good
deal of experience as assessor. His sound
Judgment pscuiiarly fits him for the Office
According to the following advertisement
in the Telephone Register a former Albany
man has located in AcMinnyiiie: + Lind
gren has leased the old stand Of Samuel
Cozine and fitted up complete machine
shop. All kinds of lathe an1 forge work
done promptly. Repairing of engines,
boilers and harvesting machinery special
ty. Chilled plow shares ground.