The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-29
A barrel of German pickles just opened
at Parker Bros.

oarrel OF herman pickles just opened
at Parker Bros.
Wood for the Oregon city school has
been secured at 81, 70 a cord.
The salaries of all Astoria sc,.ool teach
ers have been reduced 10 per cent.
a chicken pie social will be given by
the ladies of the Congregational church
on Wednesday evening of next week.
The amount of delinquent taxes In
Umatilla county will be about Soc, 1000.
The delinquent oil is being n ade up.
Prof Benz, F Parsons. special scientific
opthalmy optician has an advertisement,
In the Eugene Guard. Prof Parsons Is
a resident of this city and rustler.
An old shoe arrived at the post office TO
day with this inscription on 1t formerly
worn BY Portland mailing clerk. They
wear rubber bools now"
| An exchange says that the downfall of
Pennoyer is partly recornpensed by the
return of S Pague, the weather man
from California.
A young lady In Uppertown, on q
wager, drove 10 nails In block of wood
in so seconds. Who said woman
couldn't diive nail'-As,orian.
| There Is one thing in which Albany
leads the world Mr. {. Z ain of this
CITY has the largest and finest collection
of water agates on this sphete. A fact.
A reform school shoa,d established
in Astoria without delay. There are a
least seventy.fiYe Kids between the ages
of twenty-one ard Atty, who should be
sent there as soon as the doors are open. =.
Budget. Albany wopld not be bad
place for one likewise
There is nc reason why eggs should he
higher in Astoria than in Portland anc
the valley towns, They are quoted ir
Salem and Albany at I2ls ard IS cent?
per dozen but In Astoria they sell for ::
cents. And yet some people say they ar,
not making a cent in the retail grocery
business. To bad.-Budgel,.
Arrang merits have been made for send
ing a hose team 10 Lebanon On July 4,t
and practice for the contest will begin a
once. Quo Clelan has been selected al
manage Chas Mediu. captain; Franl
Danna's, chief engineer, president, anS
w II Warne: secretary. a large npm-
! Der will attend the celebration from AL
bany.
Van Alsline, who afflicted this city " iit
his presence -oarle of years, has recent,
BEEN operating IN Eastern Washington
lie stopped at Garfield several weeks and
represented himsel as fruit tree agent
and took 4 large number OF orders which
he neglected to fill. and he also left ud-
denly without settling several S-eks
board bill. Register.
; There are four million feet Of logs piieS
on the banks of the Mckenzie river IL
the neighborhood OF " aliervi,le. The logi
are piled along = distance OF eight miles
ard are for c Goodale. of Coburg III
Gcodale Is going up TODAY 20 begin the
work of scaling them, and vi cn ,ha, !,
finished they will he Iun 10 his mill a
Coburg.-Regis,er.
Dr Wallace, OF Portland. came up on
the noon train.
4 Wet L social will be held at ;h,
residence OF r. Blain on next Tuesday
evening. Program hereafter.
An entertaining lawn social was
given by the ladies Of the NJ F. church Al
the residence Of Mr. q Simpson last
evening.
MIA J Ans,yn left yesterday for nis-
souri. where he will Join Knox HaIghl
and f Thrall, and that state viii be can
vassed for the Gwynelle wagon. u had
been intended TO 60 to Texas; but ihs
program was changed.
Mrs VIM Montgomery, OF Scio. sister
OF ] w Cusic< Of shis, .s visiting ihe
latter during the last week. She was sc
compsnied by her daughter Mamie.
They returned home today.
DoS'r GIT EXCITED. following
from the Oregonian undoubtedly give.
q very exaggerated idea OF the amount
OF snow in the mountains: There ar
those who believe there will be another
spell OF high water this summer-ihs
next time a Willamette freshe,-aaC
among them can be counted L "
Mitchell. Yesterday he received .etteI
from friend, living at Sweet Home
Linn county, written on June Ia, which
stated that snow vas Is feet deep on ih'
summit OF the Santiam range. and tha
night is inches more had fallen. Fo
J the first time sincs the construction o
the Willamette valley and Cascad
, wagon road, it was imr sssab.e on Jun
10. An immense quantity Of snow car
. be seen in the mountains in all direc
tions, enough TO keep the river wei
above low waite. mark all summer, il
rapid melting of the snow does not pro
, duce freshet."
DfED.-0n Wednesday evening, Jun
20. 1894, at the home of his mother. II
a Charles Mueller. after an illness OF sew
eral months with consumption. The de
, ceased was born in Brooklyn, n. Y
, Feb. Z, 1866 and came to Albany in 1875
> He has been engaged in business at 4
| ha - fnP hFnt ans 4
/ few months at Roseburg. He was
member OF one OF the Masonic lodges {
this city. He ltaves a mother, Mrs Ere
Mueller. three slsters, Mrs VIM Garrei
@ aud Mrs OiConner, OF Portland, and Nj
Seckles, of Montana, and Fre,i Schubert
b of Portland, and many friends 10 mouT
his death.
Funeral services will occur at the res
; idence Of the mother OF the deceased o
n Ellsworth street, at o'clock p IN &c
morrow.
4 CHAN6ABLE TRIP.-Mr aud sii
4. Farmer Powell arrived from Porilan
Sunday. Mr. POWELL says the trip frol
, Portland to The Dalles is anything but
a pleasure excursion. Passengers go
boat from Portland 10 the lower fall
4 ttleu lue4 are IaUucu OH TIE HoTiN DhH
OF the river, from there they walk a mi
and half to the old o N portage roa
: ride half mills on the cars, take anoth,
h turn at walking, ride short distance
/. wagons, and finally are conveyed
ts canoes TO the Regulator, by which vess
N they are eventually carried 10 III
ir Dalles. From The palles out he repor
N the Dads in bad condition, but as tn
m are being repaired as rapidly as men CT
Of do the work they will soon be passabl
-0choco Review.
- Upon 0 p EXPECTATIONS sam Ne
som and Sam Smith recently visit
their ranches on Tumalow, at q