The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24
The Albany charIvarl Band was out in

s ioots UP 10 <o,5p2.II.
The residence OF Henry B Sprenger, o
Shedd, was entirely consumed by fr. q
few nj ;hts ago.
Bill Raymond, Of Astoria, las a watei
} bicycle. y hich he rides on the river, anc
it won't tip over
In few days the many ALBANY peas.
ure seekers will be home, r1aking thing
look lively for awhile.
; FEE Allen Clerk of district S was hand
ed check for $3.50 SO for that dist:icts
share of the +, cent aPportionmen'.
Some fine Chinook salmon fresh from
the Bay al NJ Hydes. Mr. Hyde expects
to have Yaquina Bay saImon right along
Th. county com mnissIoners went 10
Sanderson's bridge TO day TO meet severa
, contractors. The bridge Is to be repaired
Pw M1rgan,a con table from Lebanon
arrived in Prinevil last Tuesday anJ
took charge OF the two boys, Iohnuie
Hamilton ard Stanl.v Robinson, hell
there for some tine 70, horse stealing.
besides the war sefseen China and
Japan b.oodiess wars are also n progress
in Salem and Astoria. The BUDGET In
the lstier place Is having lots of fua cali
ing 9 J Curtis g liar and topper.
The. Evans ana Sontag troup have re =
turned to San Francisco. and the Exami.
ner I'll, es a couple columns OF illustrations.
They somewhat scorn Oregon. The
/ troup stranded In Hepner. where they
remained two m 1rths before being able
TO get back home.
John Aiken, an Oregon pioneer OF is.7.
died / asst evening AZ 7o'cloek. aged
ns arly II yeats al Salem. Re sI,h Eugene
Skinner and Mr. Blair settled on the
present site OF Eugene. and In 1850 he
sold his in,eres, to Blsir and moved TO
| Winchester, where he owned ferry on
the UmrquA for several years His sec
ond wife and two sons survive him.
An exchange says ll,a, The latter part OF
this mcnth Receiver Clark vi lake 4
rarty to the front. who are Interested in
the future prosperity of this valley 10 show
, then what grsrd possibilities are 10 b=
achieved by the building of the road
through the mountains. lie will welcome
anyone to the party who wishes 10 inves-
ugaie The matter.
The case of II Miller sgainst Iohn
Leedy, lamosrman on the 5 Stntisn. Il 70
be tried before Justice II \ johnson TO-
daY. The plAintiff sues To recover money
TO the amount Of over $40 and the de-
tcndent sets up counter motion claiming
he Is entitled 10 money from ,h- Pl.intiif
In sum sreAter ihaG the atove.-Sti,es-
man.
The Words Fair Directors have settled
II for all 'ime ,,ha, Ayers Sarszpariiia Is
a scientific nreoaralion, and worthy Of
public confidence. Rue iS, which gave
the right Of exhibition 70 Ayers Sarszpa-
riila and prevented the admission nf rat
eni medicines and secret nox,rums. Wal
the simple meshod Of printing out 10 the
world biood-7avitieF that cures.
Miss Maggie Barker Is drinking spring
water at Toledo for a few days.
License has been issned for the marriage
ct Z II Aaadux and Laura + Welani.
Frank Powers.tha pink haired L T agent
at Albany. went - the Bar this uoon.-I
informer.
Miss Ella Wrenn. sister Of Mrs A r Nc
COY and Mrs James Nanny. is in the city
Miss Wrenn Is one of Cro3k eo1a;y's
best school ma ans.
Mr. David Link, Of Eugere. j. in tie
city. Ii IL said there ara liable TO lsc two
links 10 oAyii's chain in the near future.
DaTid Huston, the : p overland con.
ductoE went 10 she Bar this noon with ssF-
erai friends. Mr. Huston Is too fAt already.
John Lang is in Albany with bis pile
driving machine driving piiing for the
wo:len RiiI! and Farmer Warehouse.
Inforner.
Mr. Allen Chanbsriin. reosn,', If this
cIty. who has been in san I1s4ndro, Calf.
nas joined hts parents a; orange in the
80 Il akasa
reside.
Otto He:gler. q San jose. a
qicyc,isi Of The { ; by reason of bis per-
t.rIDanea at Denver il ~ years At aga. s.
fee. : inches tall and weighs rs pounds.
He IS = law s,g3ent snd neither smokes
nor drinks.
Among the guests at The ho;el Dcyoe. al
Elk City last SEEK wc=e b II james and
wife, Of Albany. Cnas Wilson. the : r
conductor. Capt Conner, ci,g auditor Of
Portland, and Superintendent; Downing Of
the pen.
A B Seal. the~lrammer. Is u0~ working
Northern California and Soui..srn Oregon.
going into the Coos BAY country The Rose
burg Review plhlishes an Interview with
him about the condition of the rad TO that
Bay.
4 Mr. RinccAsier arrived 10 Tolcio all
the way from Oioe oosinty, Nebraska lie
came through with a team. leaving that
ocnntry last April. He came o-eE the Cas-
cades through the Barlow pass. He has
his eye on The Slle:x -Toledo Leader.
Or Annis Jeifreys. Mrs X Wallace
and Mrs Nm England have been appointed
as COMMITTEES 10 arrange = program for
Woman s Day az the coming state fair.
Il Is expected that Abigail Scott DunniwAy
and Mrs Narcissa White Kinney will de-
liver addresses Ga that day.-Siaiesman
A party Of young ladies consisting Of
Miss Abbie Wright, Ida Wright, Aanie
Martin, Lula Burnett and Winnie Avery
were taken 10 the Waterloo Soda springs
yesterday morning by w J Moorc. :he
party were ehamperone,i ty Mrs Mary
Avery. who accompanied them. and will
camp at that place for about ten days -
Corvallis Times.
Colonel 0lmsted. Of the Salem steam
laundry. thought il would be proper
thing for him 70 go over 10 Newpor- and
spend Sunday with his wife. and accord- :
lngIy took The ~ train for Albany and
immediately transferred 10 the Oregon Pa
c:ic, which left in 4 few minutes for the
Bay. Now, Mrs Olmsted thought she
ought TO spend Sunday at home, and she
accordingly boarded the train at Yaquina
this morning and arrived at Albany, about
the same time the Colonel did and immed'
lately transferred to the Southern Pacifig
train for Salem. at which place she arrived
at 40 much surprised to find the Colone
mad departed for the Bay.-Salem hide
pendent.
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