The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-03

OF Ruam deSue ana mary Eta Meyers.
Two marriages last evening led to ru:,
ors of at least one other, but 1t hsa not We t
materialiEed.
The Corvallis street car CON pany sells
tickets for 81 month coed to ride as OF
ten as ore pleases.
Hop buyers have commenced 10 solicit
around Harrisburg and are offering /, and
IL cents per pound.
DIR Ellis has lost highly valued Col
lege Autograph Cane. which he would
like to have returned by the finder.
The story of the Mt Hood stage being
held up proves to have fesn a fake. Il
was made up by Leon Cohen. whom the
papers Eow rnodestly call 'the liar"
All parties WHO have been In the habit
!. of taking books from the Odd Fellows
Library are requested TO look over theil
books at home aud return any that may
belong to the Library. There are III
nearly so books unsccounted for.
A wool man In The Dalies was asked
Sunday what were the prospects there for
wool receipts. The gentleman answered
about six or seven millions Is our usual
amount, but this year the receipts are
considerable more. Much wool has not
.
4 tia, enough more will come 10 raise the
three and a-hslf millions now in up 10
perhaps seven millions.
A report comes from the McKeazle that
iohn Matthews, of Salem, who was en-
gagged with n crew OF men running logs
for ] G Goodale's mill at Coturg. met
with painful accident Monday forenoon.
He was ~orking with others trY,ng 10
break huge Jam, near Gate Creek. when
he lost his hold. falling nearly so feet
and striking his back across a log TIE
extent OF HE Injuries was not learned.
The Misses Condor OF Eugene, wen: TO
the Bay this noon.
| Sheriff McFeron returned today from
a trip to Brownsville.
State superintendent McElroy has
been in the city in the interest OF the
distric. institute.
Miss Vesta Hen,on. of Albany, came
up on the afternoon train for q visit
with Miss Carrie MiIlis.-Saleui Sia'es-
man.
| Editor Conoyer, started lac. evening
on his wheel for Brownsville where he
will join party who will ride to Ash
land and re,urn.-Corvallis Infofmer.
Mrs II Hollen1eck has returned TO
| Eugene from st Louis where she stood
at the head Of hev class in the conserya-
tory OF music. That is Oregon style.
Mr. Striker. recently superintendent, OF
the Corvallis Carriage Works. vas in the
city today on his way 10 Montreal, Cana
da, where he will have charge Of fac
tory.
y telegram received from Mr. Charles
Sutro, this morning, hy Mr. J1iius Grad
wohl, announced that Mrs Gradwohl left
San Francisco last evening and would be
in Albany tomorrow moruIug.
| Mr. David Froman who has returned
from the mountains states that he met
forty teams loaded with people bound for
Fish Lake and the Meioles- Besides :he
country is already well populated with
| fishermen.
James Murry aad Hale Bacsensto are
in the city after d trip 10 the Nestucca.
They acre ACCOMPANIED by Dallas man.
The three men caught over 900 fish. in
fact all they wanted, and killed three
bear. No such fishing and hunting can
be found any where in Oregon. They
went TO the ocean getting deep sea fsh
as well as fresh water fish.
SLIPFERT Recently Charles
Enright, who was arrested far harss steal
ing. was hailed OUT. he giving Oil OF sale
to several horses. After bang bailsad be
took the horses and went north. Il vas
learned that be WAS in Portland. when the
Chief Of Police was notified and imusedi-
ateiy arrested Enright- Deputy Sherlf
Propst went TO Portland this morning afie,
this Tery slippery kind Of man.
An Eastern journal gives Salem's pop
ulation as ,5l5. which is according 20
the census, and local paper gets hot
under the collar. That is a eensatlye
point with the capital city
We have 20 Cause 10 complain OF hoi
weather here. when the therm one;er sell
dom reaches ninety. a lctier from Tela-
tive In the East tells of the thermome;er
IN Michigan registering from - 10 los
for three weeks =, s:rcich.-Rcgis,er.
The Mcdoc made her las, "Trip 10 Ccrral
lis lost evening.
There we're two charivaries in Albany
last night about II O'Clock
LEBAxoS.-Dr Foley shipped ten tons o
chittem bark a few days ago. and wil
make another shipment soon.
w c Read and wife and Miss Brownel
Of Albany and Mrs w 4 Chandler Of Teb
anon left Wednesday for higher attitude
JK Charlton has scld his farm. consist
r ing of 200 acres and situated about eigh
, miles east Of here. 10 Mr. Baker Of Mar
; take possession until the first of October.
Last Friday evening Miss Hattie \
Warner. of Albany, who for the past tw,
] months has been teaching vocal ard instrl
: mental music to quite a large number O
, pupils in Lebanon, gave musicale by he
. class at the spacious home of Mrs buIdal
: Miller. for the entertainment of compan
of invited guests. The program oonsiste
of vocal and instrumental solos and duets
the rendering of which demonstrated th
: eminent qualifications of Miss Warner as
musical instructor and trainer Of the voici
and movement of the fingers.
: A POVERTY SocIAL.-Hard times ar
!. upon us and Poverty Poverty I,
Poverty ~ is to be the theme Of th
, Baptist Union Poverty Social tomor
/, row evening. Come in your rags, com
: in your tags. but not in velvet gowns,
or you will be fned the usual sum. Rea
the program very carefully and all come
Poverty So Shul-You are axed two tn
: parlers of the Baptist parsonage on Fri
3. day evening. July 81. 1891. Rnls an
J. Regulations-F.rst. Every womin wha
| kums must ware an kaliker dres an
n apren or something ekelly appropriat,
IS Second. Know gent with billed shil
= an dood koller will be allowed tu kuI
e unless he pays fine ov 5sents. A kon
+ petent komity will introduce stranger
! and look after bachful fellers. Fines fe
NJ womin-No aprsn, sent; kid gloves,
le sents; hat with fiours or fethers, 2 senti
earrings, plane, sent, dimon, 2 sent
ct trmed apron, 2 sents; finger wiring.
\ sents; glases, 2 sents; silk dres, senti
: wul dres, 3 sents; ornamantle hair pin
10 70 l sent; waring nu dres, 8 sents; brezspiI
- sent; curled bangs, sents; strat
;s bangs. 2 sents. Fines for men-Blacke
Il butes, sent; segars in poket, | ser
:. y each; pipes, exemp; worches. not WI
"a terberry, sent stovepipe hat, 1 sen
chawing gum, sent; e;anding koller,
sents; patent lether shoes, 2 seDts; rus
shoes, sent; button whole bokay,
sents; glases, 2 sents; creased trosers.
sents; silk ty, 2 sents; making love {
;, flirting. sents; perfume, ! sent.
APEcuuAR FAKIR.-As the followir
attraction told about by the Oregon Ci
Enterprise is likely to be in Albany v