The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-09
The republican state convention viii
be held on April II at Portland.

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iiousv ipna fsoW ni-bt .u he Aiel.e, oi
the fvpulisJs.
MIR HYDE has purchased Ihc iish mar
ket Of Sclmeer 4 Callahan near the L. q
and will hereafter run ii
" Cusick and Hon A Dawgon re
TUNED this neon from. Por land, where
they had been to attend meeting ol
the republican central committee.
The 0. A. c. of Corvallis and the
Portland University team will play loot
ball al Portland on he 18th instant Cor
Wallis will undoubtedly win with muscle
TO spare.
The box sh-et for Calhouns "Bohe-
mian Girp will be opened at Hodges l.
McFarlsnd's on next SatuId day morning
for those signing the guaranty, and ON
Monday for others.
The relief entertainment tonight will
begin at $50 O'Clock. in order 10 give
those attending prayer meeting an op-
portunity TO witness the entire program
Mrs Williams, OF Portland, has Just
completed fast, OF 20 days on Dread and
wine, and 10 days on water. She is be-
coming the greatest crank Of Tie age.
The taxpayers OF the Drain school die
trlct last Saturday voted 49, mill tax,
on an assessed valuation OF slf6, PSI.
This would raise them rename 81
Sio74 "A, aud prObably tie highest rate
voted By any dirtrict in the state.
One of the causes of hard times in
Portland is the fact that people are send
ing to eastern cities annually, over S2c0,-
900 interest on an Indebtedness Of more
than 81 goo 600. This is heavy burden
on our community Welcome.
The Corvallis Times is off. The Demo
crat has not countenan-ed the statements
of the Saieg1 Journal, though il has pub
iished them. Il neser said Fay Gesi
were allowed S4S.ooo fees in FAC. hxs given
the true situation on ,ha; point.
W S Thompson, as assignee Of the Ore.
gon Bank, has brought suit against E $
BaTrows for SSl5. An attachment will
be made against some Albany personal
property owned by Mr. Barrows. He has
no real estate here.
The Oregon Trader must be hitting the
men who do noi advertise when il sAys
Stop patroniziLg the mossback business
men and thus hell TO drive them away,
as trey are n stumbling block TO the ia
ture prosperity of Albany.
Judge Fullerton went to Corvallis this
noon 10 convene the extra term Of court
Judge Strahan and Hon X Weather
ford went from this city. During the
session the date of the o 7 sale may be
set.
The Times sAys the date Of the sale
will probably ne; be set at this session.
II is said that the salvation army will
open a lodging and boarding ouse for
the unemployed in Portland. Banks for
80 lodgers will be supplied and meals
furnished ioF cents Those without
money will be given work in woodward.
Rigid rules will be enforced Early 20
bed and early TO rise the motto
A foo, ball team has been organized in
Corvallis as follows: Right guard. Mil
lard Hays; right tackle. chAs Rodgers :;
right guard, l. kelsay; center, Wm skip
ton /; lei; guard, Z. Dayisson leit tackle.
Ed Northup; left end. Fred 0ber !;
quarterback Alex Rennie, captain; lsAif
backs, Chas Young, Clyde beach; full
back, Virgil Waters.
\ couple Albany boys s. ho disturbed a
meeting at the NJ + church last week
gave themselves up voluntarily yester-
day afternoon, and were fined S2o apiece
and costs. l. Is safe 10 predict the young
men Of the city will not disturb any more
meetings. Better not disturb MEETINGS
or people, anything or anybody. That
Is The besl program.
Tomorrow evening tie ora,oricAl gon-
;est TO select participant in the state
intercollegiate oritoricat contes. will oc-
cur a; the college chapel, beginning \;
80 O'Clock. There will be three par,ici-
pants besides other exercises TO make the
evenings entertainment 8 pleasant one.
Everybody ia invited.
The Evening DEMocRAT says that in a
game between the college team and the
public school team, the latter won, etc.
We asked the captain OF the college team
about the matter, cut he said he knew
nothing Of it. Where did the DSxOcKAT
get i,s information ?-Collegs Cor. OF
Herald. Got IL from the public school
boys
wv Lew. OF Crowley. Or, buichered
eight hogs last week, the grass weigh: OF
which was 1855 pounds. smallest one
weighed 800 and the largest one 6o6
pounds. Seven of the number weie Just
one year old, and have been kept fat
enough for pork ali the time, fatted on
whest Thus demonstrating the fact
that little stock, well kept, is more
profitable rhan large droyes half starved
The Populist in windy language says
the DENccRGT lied, which il not fact.
The county did exactly as stated allowed
$26l. Is for publishing the delinquent tax
list. W at else wac paid, in all nearly
$3.50 less than the Populists first figures,
was paid By delinquents before the sale
The Popuiist said the county allowed
the DENoCRAT S6Ss, the DEMooRAT said
$26i.I5, which is true. Who lied?
Mr. Z l. Thompson and family of Port
land, are in the city.
Mrs Galloway, Of Salem. is in the city.
the guest of her parents, Sir and Mrs 4 D
Barker.
L Akin, former resident. brought in
! the other day his two daughters and son.
together with something like car load oi
| baggage, and will again occupy the board
ing hall. Philomath cor. Times.
Mr. W Phillips Of Chicago, editor Of
tie Cynosure, one of the old papers of that
city, arrived in Albany this noon. accom-
rained by his sister Mrs Coffield, Of Oregon
City. Mr. Phillips is son of Capt w \
Phillips Of this city. He will remain il
Alba ny few days.
The CALHOUN OPERA Co.-There vii
s. q noteworthy attraction at The opers
house, Tuesday, Feb. 13ih. 1t will b,
the Calhoun Opera company OF As people
and taeir own excellent orchestra. Th,
opera selected is Bales most ehamin.
and ever popular Bohemian Girl" 1
will be handsomely mounted and gor-
geously costumed. The principals ar,
all well known operatic favorites and tn,
list comprises such names as Miss Laur,
Clement, prima donna soprano; Mis-
Sylvester Carnist, ,prima donna contraltO
Miss Alice johnson. Mezzo soprano
Miss Beatrice Mckenzie, soprano; Mis
Alveno Leoni, contralto; Mr. Geo Lyding
primo tenor; Mr. VIM Shusbe-, prim
baritone; Mr. Douglas Flint. bass an,
comedian; Mr. Kirkland Calhoun, com
edian; Mr. Alexander Thompson, bari
tone; Mr. Otis B Thayer, tenor TIL
sisters Brascee from Les Follies Berger
Paris who will be seen in new and maj
velous dances. The grand orchestra O
20 well trained voices and the capabl
orchestra go to make up a perfect prC
ductlon. 1t is not often Albany theatr,
soers have chance TO witness such
,splendid organization and the house wi
no doubt be packed to the doors.
The sale OF seats opens at Hodges
Mcfarland for subscribers on Sa,uTads
and the regular advance sale opens MOI
day.