The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-29
Round Ihp fair TO Lebanon July 4th, 50

The price of hops will be less than las
| year, probably IL or IL cents.
,, Hard times kicked the tin horn gamb.
ling business pretty fiat.
Governor Lords official plurality Is s.
ooI; Irwins II 4,a7o over Reid.
Judge Hewitt will hold his first term of
circuit court at Salem on next Monday.
The Southern Pacific overland runs from
Portland on time, leaving their at 6;is
pm.
Any one wishing a good girl to do
general house work can secure one by
leaving word at this Office.
A band stand Is to be built on the court
house plszza by the Mechanics band, n
move that deserves encouragement,
A lawn social will be held at the Sisters
Academy on next Thursday evening.
The closing exercises of the school will
then be held,
There Is said TO have been case of
wife beating In Albany that has caused
considerable indignation among those
familiar with the facts.
An eifor, Is being made bv The printers
who where "let out" Cf the Oregonian
otfices to start a morning newspaper in
that city. They expect to be able to make
the first issue by the firs: of July
John w Mimic, recently defeated for
he,iff of Multno:aah county is willing
TO be, chief of police. You can always
depend on him for some public Office.
The Willamette University is to have
one of the most complete gymnasiums in
Oregon. More attention is TO de paid to
athletics. Among other things a crack
loot ball team is to be organized at once
The members Of the Y MICA will bear
in mind the date, Friday June 2oth at s
O'Clock which is the occasion of the regu-
lar business meeting of the association.
Remember the time and he present.
In to morrows Democrat will appear n
very interesting letter from the pen of ReU
Geo w Hill, who recently went to China
as missionary. Ii is dated at Sin Flu,
China, and mailed On MAY Land hence
was nearly eight weeks on The way.
Jud Skinner and Will Mccoy have num-
bered among others who have been in the
habit of disturbing services al the church
at Coburg. A few evenings ago dur
ing church services they sat IN the back
part of the room and played cards. Com
plant was made by the trustees and they
were arrested by Constable Cochran and
taken before Justice See, who m ade the
penslty in fine and costs of SIaeo
ch.-Eugene Register.
Judge Strahan came up from Portland
this noon.
Mr. G Cotton, OF Portland, spent Sun
day in Albany.
Mrs Mary Enos has made arrange
mi re tO 20 fr,G Ia
there this week.
Licenses have been issued for the
marriage OF George NJ Bender and Mary
Foltz, and A Nastetson and Rachel A
Thompson.
DR. Eaton. q divine healer OF Walla
Walla, has been in the city, visiting
former Albany friends. while on his way
home from San Francisco.
Mr. Allen, brother OF + f Allen, is
opening confectionery store in the
Merrill building, next door west OF
Matthews & Washburn's.
J r Weatherbee, director of physical
culture of the State University, was in
Albany Saturday on his way to Boston
where h will take summer course in
Harvard University.
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dence of Attorney General Chamberlain
and will move with his family to Albany
10 reside. Mr. Chamberlain and family
will reside in Portland.
Mr. Hiram Kenton arrived home from
the Bay this noon with a couple sus-
picious looking sacks well filed. Mr.
henton is talking about running his
goll separator this season.
Webb c Howard, known as "Doc''
Howard, formerly and for several years
a gambler in Portland, is now serving a
20-year sentence in the Arizona peniten-
tentiary. He was convicted OF highway
robbery and an assault with intent to
commit murder near Prescott, two weeks
since.
A ] Pickard has returned from east OF
the mountains. He came back by the
Mckenzie route, and says the snow is
vet twenty feet deep over the road in
some places. In the canyons the snow is
even deeper, and it will be some weeks
before it will disappear.-Eugene Reg
lister.
Next Tuesday a party of four, with B
J Sharp, j, as business manager, will
start on q musical tour. The first places
that will be visited are SiIyerton and
Willard, after which they will visit the
towns along the railroad south OF Salem.
The party consists of Mrs B J Sharp.
Miss Laura Sharp, Earl Sharp and Misc
Bertha Hubbard.-Salen Independent.
The many friends OF Z J McCaustland
will be glad to learn that he has been
appointed at recent meeting OF the
board OF regents, to fill the chair OF
mathematics in the state normal school
at Monmouth. Mr. McCaust'and is well
qualified for the place, being a math-
ematician in broad sense -Independ-
ent. Mr. McCaustland is former resi-
dent of Albany. He is an accomplished
gentleman in every sense.
J A Cumming and Anderson Cannon
are on their way across the Cascades for
an outing on the Metoles and perhaps
the Deechutes. They were well stocke
with provisions and had a complete
camping outfit. Fish are to be the de-
fendants in the action, and if they can't
take them by legal process a prescrip-
ton will be given them that will bring
the whole finny tribe to time.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean refers to the
new governor OF Oregon as follows: Hon
William Paine Lord, who will take the
chair of the governor of Oregon with
Is, 900 republican plurality to hold up
his hands, was born in Delaware, where
he studied law, and from which state h4
went into the war. He went to Oregon
in 1868, and afterwards became chiei
justice OF the state. His wife, Bslti.
more woman, is attractive and gifted.
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