The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-21
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inkle leaas for fne photos,

Iinkle leads Tor hne photos.
See the new sl.5o photos at Tinkles they
are the best
Ne~ blue aud lsiacx sweaters Just receiy-
ed a; the l.. (. Blzin C!-ihing Cos.
A great reduction Of The prices Of all
photos commencing iuae la al TInklez-
Miss Winnie ChAmoeriin Intends OPEN
ing class in drawing al the Close Of school.
Those wishing instruction shoald sse hsr.
Try The new barrier. two doors west Of
the 7. o. Shaving. 10 cents: hair eG;ting.
Is cents Work, 1rst class
The 4sh os July COMMITTEES xill meet in
the oouncil chambers tonight. All mem
fers are requested TO be present.
Alonzo Swartz. indicted by the Marion
county jury for the murder Of his son. will
De iried next Monday The chances are
that he will hang.
A soa Of Peter Frank. residing On Oak
Creek, Vas th-oEa from 4 wagon bF a
team running away. resulting in Tie break-
ing OF one Of his legs Dr. J. {. Hill at
tended him
The '-Ne~ Great Syndicate Shows aad
Paris Hippoiroue Circus is advertised to
play at Baker City. July 3rd. This show
will be in albany the last OF July or 5rst Of
August,
Thos r. Kay. representing the Salem
Wooien mills. bought about - coo pcands
Of woag Of growers III Ashland precincS on
Monday. at q price ranging from SC 10 Sit
per Poana Ashland Tidings.
At IDdependence yesterday vinmont wen
the 2:25 race, best time s:2s; DeLinn,i ot
| this county VAS fourth /. W MoSher's
AnaIine. Of this ci,y. won the $40 pace in
| three straight heats; hSst time 2:s5. Tie
one-h half mile dash was won by Mamie s
in 0:slk.
Or. Adams having promised more work
| than he can complete before Wednesday,
when be expected to go to Portland fer a
week or ten days, will postpone his Trip
until Wed. June 18th.
c. Simpsons City Laundry is giving
special attention to ladies' shlrt waists and
expensive woolen and silk fabrics. An'ex
perienced lann6ress personally oversees this
dept. We call for and deliver free
Phone 40.
All those desiring to take a course in
elocution will please meet Miss Crawford
at the W. c. I. U. hall Monday at 2:S0
p. m. June 18th. Twelve class lessons for
Il
Geo. II. Coshow, assignee OF the estate
OF r n. Thompson received orders from
the court Tuesday to close the store. and re-
ceiye no money or dispose of no goods until
further orders from the coart-Browns-
vile Tsmes.
The Commencement of the Agricultural
| College begins June ei.. Rev. Irwin will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon on the
2Srd. Hon. II. b. Miller the address on
June 26th, the day of the graduating exer-
cises.
The quarter mile dash at the bicycle
races in Salem yesterday vas won by Riggs
in "a IS Charles Sears Of this city re-
Gently made tha distance in 80 seconds hat.
Watt Skip ~on the 10 mile handicap ia
2S49.
At Independence yesterday AnaIine.
W Moshie. owner, won the 2:25 pace: besi
time 2:22is. losing the first heat and win
ming three in succession. Sadie r, driven
by c. E. Barrows, won the $40 uot; besi
time 2:2Sis
George E. Chamberlain was appointed
by the county court yesterday as admins.
traitor of the estate of lelnina Ralston, de
ceased. valued at $1,000. The heirs are J.
NJ Ralston, G. II Raiston, Eliza Roland
Harry Roland, Catherine Hamilton ant
Montgomery and Ethel Bond.-Oregonian
Nora BENE.-''Undert the Laurels" 4
be given by the Sophs. is simply inn
mense. Come, bring your wives, child
ren and sweethearts. Come, prepares
to laugh at all witticisms aud to weep
Be sure and do not mics the poison seen,
$50 pathetic and-but that | am forbiC
to tell the secrets of that poison cell,
could tale unfold, whose lightest Wort
would harrow up thy soul; freeze thy
blood; make thy two eyes, like stars
start from their spheres; thy knotteC
and combined locks to part and eaef
particular hair to stand ON end, like
lquills upon the frightful porcupine.
} But what is left to tell3 The elosin,
scene is exceedingly beautiful, even be,
, yond expression, so remember the dats
June Is, 1895, and come and see for your
self for only seeing is believing. Tickets
, % cts, reserved seats 35 cts. Tickets OF
sale at Hodges & McFarland's.
WATERLOO INcANpEscENr.-The new
electric light plant at Waterloo will hav,
, . capacity of 800 incadescent lights. Tn,
imill will require only 100 lights, and tht
{ others will be used in the city. Amonl
other things camp meeting ground vii
be lighted. Mr.. Kay is one of the mos