The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-26

Mr. John Foshay left on last nights
overland on trip to San Francisco.
Hon NJ A Miller and daughter, Of Leb-
anon, went TO Portland on the noon
train.
Mrs McClain, vile OF policeman Nc
Claim, is visiting with her sister, Mrs C
A Ralsion Of East Portland.
While in the country yesterday horse
back, kr r NJ Robertson was thrown
from his horse by its becoming freight
ened at the barking OF dog. One Of his
ankles was spsained and his leg nearly
broken.
Mr. Mack s Montsith, OF Portland, is in
the city. Mr. Monteith used 10 be known
ss big Mack" AMI be returns to Al
bany alter an absence OF three years
larger than ever. His many friends here
are always glad when he pays Albany q
visit.
Rev Walton Skipworth, pastor Of the
u L church at Union, was in this citv
yesterday yislting relatives. He has
gone to Lebanon TO see his parents and
will retnrn to Salem tomorrow 10 attend
| a meeting Of the trustees OF Willamette
university, OF which tody he was made
l
conference
Grand Master Philip Malcolm, A f
and A NJ, Is now making tour Of the
state visiting the lodges and will be With
the Albany lodges tomorrow night when
the members with their families will give
him a reception. Mr. Malcolm has the
honor of being Grand Master OF the
Grand Lodge A F and A NJ, Grand Com
mander OF the Grand Commandery
knights Templar, Venerable Master OF
the A & A S X, OF Oregon, as well as one
of the principal officer in the "Shrine." I"
Four boxes of ripe strawberries were In
market yeste day.
| Buck & Ketchum sold a hog yesterday
that weighed 500 pounds, which Is pretty
good for an Oregon hog.
The Wizard OIL Co has reached The
Dalles and will In time be lubricating
matters through this valley.
/ In the case of DIR L NJ Davis against d:
c G Newcastle, for $1,000 damages for
breach of contract, at Portland. the jury
returned verdict for the defendant.
The lawsuit brought to collect subsidy
subscriptions 10 the Coos Bay railroad has
come TO trial In Curry county, with the
result that the defendant Subscribers Sc
cured the verdict.
At the regul1r meeting OF Beulah
Rebeksh Lodge TO be held Friday evening
the staff will be reorgaaized and a new
leader selected. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The man who cleaned out The room
occupied by the Jacksonville ladies read
ing club for the past year, found seventeen
handkerchiefs, 347 wire hairplns, four
pocket mirrors a quart OF gum and copy
of Barriers Burned Away .-Ex.
Davidson, for years a newsboy travel
ing on the Southern Pacific trains, re-
ports that the first trip out from Portland
with the Morning Sun, he sold 40 10 100
0regonians. The demand was so popular
that he expects hereafter to carry an
equal Number of each
A gcod many children went TO S'gnor
Blitz scholars matinee at the opera house
yesterday afternoon expecting to carry
home wagons, roller skates, boxes OF tools
wheel barrows, etc as advertised, bui
about the only things we're some cheap
lpen holders and pens. doll or two and
srall two bit wagon.
SUPREME Court CASES Following
are October cases for the Supreme Court
George w Munkers, respondent, VS. The
Farmers and Merctants'Ins Co appellant
David Carey, appellant. VS. The Formers
and Merchants Ins Co, respondent Bet
tie G Grow, appellant, vs Lenuel ] Grow
respondent.
SOMEWHAT OF SLAUGHTER Mr. X
IC Payne, Of q Barnes & Co., returned
from Brownsville Yesterday morning with
probably as fine string Of Denny pheas
There ) were seventy-fve in number and
were shot by Mr. Payne within two mile,
of Brownsville in two days. The birds
wore fine lot and uniform in size, will
but one small one in the whole number