The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-09-14

day.
Mr. Clay Meyers and sister are in the
city on their .ay 10 Arizona for the benefit
o. Dir Neyers health.
Mr. Charles Kennedy, nos with the o r
4 y Co. between Portland and The DaIles,
came up from ortiand last night.
Mrs Fred Mueller. uf Albany. came 10
day and Is The guest Of Mrs Philip Weber
Corvallis lnsnrlner.
osborne Daxey, who has been working at
NewPort during the sumner. ret1rEei 10
his home in Albany yesterday.
Miss Ablsie Wright. Of Corvallis. a
former popular and efsscien. teacher in the
Albany sShools. was in the city today.
| Miss Francis Harris. Of Portland. has
been N the city the guest Of Mr. L Serd4rs
being OF her way home from visit IN Cor
Wallis.
Judge c + wolvedon Of the supreme
bench IS becoming ope Of the best known
| figures at shs state capital. He boards al
Hotel Willamette. e.-Salesn Journal
Herr August kamold's Coroest lasa nigh;
AZ the W c T L Hall vas veil assendsd.
Herr Aamold's manipulation cf the violin
was appreciated He was well assisted by
| local talent
Mrs 4 I. Lamb and Mrs Cosfuan Of Al
bany, were IN the city. They are 10th
officers in the lodge cf Pythian Sisters and
will Try and c-ganive a like lodge here
Corvallis ihformer.
Grant FrOgnzn. cf Frognzn Bros. Al
bauy. accompanied by Mr. nu,lund. vas in
the city yesterday. He had lost his dog.
and having Rad an ai in the lnformer.
knsw where TO find him. Corvallis In
former
The accoun: az the family Of the sister os
Stages. published several issues ago in
Telephon , Register has caused eousid
e comment. Mr. John Rhodes, Of tiais
city, informed US the ether day that while
east last fail be visited an aunt having a
family Of 204 persons. Il consisted at Is
sons and daughters, 81 grandchildren. los
great-grandchlIdren and 3 great great
Observation-Disclosures 7. X.
Mr. wiIbur Cornell, e printer well known
in Portland. Salem and other places In Ore
gron, has been in Alaska for many months.
engaged in mining He has recently gone
up the Yukon river, 10 the Northwest Ter
ritoFy. In that remote region newspaper
is q rare luxury. Mr. Cornell SAYS that a
copy of the oregonian. which in some way
got into the camp. was read ana reread ana
passed from man 10 man 50 much that 1t
nnally dropped TO pieees-oregoaian Dir
Cornell is we'll known by old residents ofAl-
bany.
%hea, 3sts eea,s.
A cent s,amn on every rack of play
ing cards.
1t costs SIS a line 20 run an advertise.
ment once Ia Comfort.
Clatsop county has already ordered =
levy of 1 I mills for county purposes for the
coming year.
The contract Tor new cells for the Ben
ton county jail has beenIet TO the Pau:y
Jail Co ofSt Louis, q, Sa,9Io.
In mary places. and some in Albany
water melons are being sold by the pound,
N cents pound being the prevailing
price.
| A horde of ,ramps came in on the owe T.
land last night, bound for the south. The
blind baggage and nearly all the trucks
were covered. They stopped off a, Al
bany. but have been made to move on a;
last as possible.
Or o ( Smith and w T Merchant KILL
| ed about 400 quail while on their hunting
trip op North Co.'s river recently. They
returned home Tuesday with their fami-
l'es.-Marshfield Sun. DIR Smith Is a
former Albany man.
Very few deer have been killed arounS
Fish Lake this season. Last week though
MIR Abe Hackieman, who had not beer
hunting for twenty years, killed two. ant
his son Frank one. They are beglnning tt
run some hut are skittish.
SOMEWHAT PAppRp-The 0regoniani
interview with ex-Sheriff Scott on raisihg
hogs excited considerable interest, Nj
George Piper was the reporter who did
the work on MIR Scott Mr. Scott's ideas
OH the value of putting wheat into hog
and of the advisability of packing es.
tablishment were as advanced by him
Otherwise there was considerable padding
That about his experimenting 10 pori
raising and about farmers watching hin
pour wheat to the hogs was all In George
fertile brain. Mr. Scott lives In Alban,
and does not raise hogs at all. He I
simply u buyer and seller of hogs, sheer
etc.
OREGON CARRTAGEs-fhe carriage fac
tory is building 20 vehicles for exhibition
at the state fair. Great care is being takel
in their construction and when completes
will be the sightliest lot of rigs the work
ever turned out, and when installed in thei
lplaces on the fair grounds will DO iittini
display of what Oregon can do in carriag
building. Seven other vehicles are also be
ing built for exhibition ut the fair ut Va
kima, Washington. Five road wagons fc
the Singer sewing machine company are i
process of construction at the factory. On
has been shipped to Walla Walla and an
other is nearly ready to go to San Fran