The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-04-06
There are go ply sIcian. in oregon,

Gilbert McElroy .-.-......-. ----.. 8 20
There are o5o ply sIcians in Oregon.
Mr. a NJ Reeves, popular school
, teacher has been appointed postmaster !,
lialsey. y iire;-class appointment.
Mr. Be.knsp died a, Corralii. on March
ash.
The Easter Bazaar nctled ire ladies Of
| the Episcopal church ahoJ, s65. much
more than was anticipated.
Corvallis has Young ladies democratic
club. Miss Eda Jacobs is president; Mrs
b f Irvine, vice president: Helen Hoiga,e,
sec, and Hzuic Avery. treasurer
| \ Cmparey IS circulating a petition
asking tina. Mrs ? n Miller be appointed
| pos,mist-ess. The petition is receiving
a large number O; signature. - Lebanon
| Advance.
| Prof g II Wilkes !, caaaidI.e To- Inc
| democratic nosnination for county school
superintendent, Pt5t ( II HsS, viii
| probably be the republican nCmso~e-
Lebanon Advance.
The Kindergarten IS GO logger 4 device
10 ki.! tire for the babies until they shall
have "sense'' ennug1 70 leave The nurse
~ and go inlo The regular school.
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The Kindergarten y Association vi. ho'a
an open meeting al the kindcraaSzce
ROOMS on S'h street onTuesday evening o!
next wees, when a good progrsn viii be
/ presented. 10 WHICH al. sill e. Invited
| Large numbers OF tramps ATE now GO
/ Ing noTih~aFd. On account OF Tic si5s-
cheney OF ogr police Aibaay Is troubled
less by uizmps than probably a1y c;;y
/ or the cas-; side.
Parker Eros have remo8ried their
bakery so as 10 give them Hsary Improve
menis They have secured the services
| Of ne and expert baker. and are better
prepared than ever 10 serve The public
wI;h 6ae baked goods.
An Albary asn Eecsigcul ie;,es from
neigtsb5r CT Nathan Pierce. nominee
/ for governor on the fsosusIst iscke.. Grill
cising that gentleman In very 1--we mgn-
ncF. Indicating that he Is ensiSsly un3s
for the eNaI.ed position ise Is seeAing
TIE Lcbzroa Adsance has he follow
| ing sensiol item: Ar onsngc dealer open
cd ap In kirk7a,rick's buEdiag the ijfs,
OF ,he week. lie dId 10: 10 very FgsA-
Ing busiutss- Our cilizeas prefer to pat
ronEze residen; dealers, watch Is en- 80 ea;
iy proper.
ER skip~oT;h. of Eagcne Is Gn-at.or-
ed zs the possible aominee for secretary
| OF s,atc On the democratic ticket - Ad-
yancc. NJ. SEipwor;h informed Demo
Graz man that nc was no, candi.ste Tor
any ofFict, and that he would attend
s:ric.iy 10 his iaorea.ing legal business
'he coming year.
Mrs Henry Wi .liams and daughter re
turned this morning from visit OF
month or tao with relatives IL san
Francisco.
IVY Senii and Ed Huston. the insurance
men went 10 Portland this noon.
Mr. T II Wallace IS lying dangerously
i'll of oonsumP;isa a. his hoTne in this oi'y.
HH hewitt and r Wyatt, went TO
MtMinnyille toily on legal business, cir
cult court being IN session there.
Will II Parry's energies have been. un
| tiringly for the success Of the republican
ticket and Hon Byron Phelps Mr. Parry
! has displayed great generalship and execut-
ed rare ability as politician and organizer
/ in this campaign. The older heads lad
better look 10 their Iaurcls Seattle Argus.
Mr. Parry was at one time editor Of the
Corvallis Gazette. and Is known by quite
number Of Albany people.
MrH Peterson and son Henry, arrived
| in Albany tkis morning from los Angeles,
Calf, where they have been for q couple
years The former Is seriously i'll. He
went there on account Of rheumatic
troubles. While he became improTed some
what in this respect, other things affected
his system, and ne Is now IN a worn out
condition. They report the weather there
no better than here, and consider this mu-h
the better country
ABOUND PARTY.
The Albany Social club gave a pound
party last evening that proved conciusiyely
their ability to entertain their friends. The
G A X hall was well flied with the mem
bers and invited guests of the club, about
one hundred seventy-fYe being pres
ent. The club appreciates the taste fol
good things by giving something for not
only the social nature, and the inner man;
but rs well for the eyes and ears and brain,
A pleasing program was presented The
opening wedge was driven by the orchestra
Mrs Frank Craw reeited The Vagabond
with elpcutionary effect. Georgia and LottiS
Custer were heard in duet, 'Watch:ng
the Children Play, responding to an encor,
with q comic song. They are becoming
quite popular in their songs. The Merry
Four, Will Hawkins, f Pentz, Lee Power
and Fred Bruckman, were heard in severn
; selections, receiving the applause their skill
on musical instruments entitled them to
, Lille Crawford recited "Lochnivar' Will
excellent effect. displaying promisinG
talent. Mike Gill sang comic song. tina
. received live encore. Rose Mespet re
, cited Kate Skeily" in a pleasing manner
A duet by Maggie and Mollie Bunter
! "Why Did Doubt 1t, was good. Marth;
RisIey recited THE Rumselers SigI
. Board" in an impressive manner. TIL
program closed with comic Irish dialec
reading by Allen Chamberlin. Game
; followed fer an hour, when a palatable re
past was served. Partners were selected b.
. the drawing of the ladies' names from
hat, and the supper paid for at the rate Q
: one-ftth of n cent for every pound of weigh
Of ones partner As 40 cents vas the highes
: it cost any one this was not n calanIty
Much sport was occasioned by this mode Q
paying for ones supper. More games fol
lowed and it was late hour when til
happy company dispersed
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Y Turn that wrapping paper the othersid
! out, said lady in q dry goods sto-e whic
' never advertised, as II clerk was putting II
her purchase in wrapper: Il don wan
to be walking advertisement for you
. store. read the papers ms all intelligen
: people ought to do,and think in them is IL
II place to advertise your business. lnstea
!. of asking your customers to carry sig
!, around with each purchase, tell the peop
!. through the papers what you have to Sc
y and how you sell it.
ie DR.. Prices Cream Baking oowde
worid.s Pair Highest Medal and Dlplom-