The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-28
The New Time Table.

The New Time Table.
The new s. 2. time table went into eff.
feet last night and will hereafter be as
| follows.
California Express leaves Portland
daily.
South North
s sop. m. I.v Portland $40 a. M. Al
| II :05 q. IN Lv Albany 1 :45 q. m. Al
l0:40 a. m. Ar San Francisco :O0 p m Ly
Roseburg Mail leaves Portland daily.
| South North
s :S0a. m. Lv Portland 1 lao p. M. Ar
! l2 :O5 D. m. Ar Albany 1855 p. IN. Ar
i 5 20 p. m. Ar Roseburg 90 a. m. Ly
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hackleman lef,
last Saturday on a couple months trip to
Crook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaky. OF Portland, are
! in the city the guests OF the latters
brother, Mr.. William Mack.
Miss Abbie Wright arrived Saturday,
having completed her term as teacher in
the Lacomb district, Linn county,
| Times.
Miss Mae Pollock received the follow
ing personal from the Eugene Guard
Miss May Polethrop returned home to
Albany this morning"
Prof. J. E. Love, OF this city, recently
OF the Cottage Grove schools, has &C;
cepted position in the Drain Normal
school Mr.. Love is gaining an excel
lent reputation as an educator.
Mrs. Rev. Courtwright and four chill
dren arrived in Albany this noon and
will soon be found with Rev. Court
wright at the parsonage Seven of Rev.
and Mrs. Courtwright's children mar
ried and in business remained in the
East.
Lawrence Harris returned home from
! his law studies st Ann Arbor, Michigan,
on the North bound overland this morn
ing. Mr.. Harris will spend his vacation
with his parents. DIR. and Mrs. T. w.
Harris. He will resume his studies at
Ann Arbor this fall.-Eugene Guard.
Once an Albany boy.
4 party Of seventeen Albany bIcycllsts
| went TO Turner yesterday to tee camp
| meeting
| Last week Two valuable Albany bird
dogs were shot, one belonging 10 john
lsom, Jr , and one to James Pipes. Low
| business.
/ 4 footraoe for purse OF so between
Fred Uberer and Student Kelly trznspires
ON the race track Tuesday forenoon. .-Cor-
Wallis Times.
| = The o. T. train for the Bay will here
after leave Albany at 10 in order to give
passengers iron the south an opportunity
to connect with it.
Tne Southern Pacific will sell tickets tc
all stations in Oregon July 3rd aud the
morning Of the 4th at on. fare for the
round trip, good for return to July 8 inclu-
| sive.
The graduating exercises Of the o. A. C.
will occur Wednesday. There are 81 in
the class, the nost in the history of ibs
school.
Mr.. E G. Phelps, an old newspaper man
now gardener on the Santiam. has the
DEMOCRATS thanks fer some fine spuds
very large for the time.
The Evangelical camp meeting will be
gin at jefferson tomorrow evening and las
evening and last over next Sunday. Meals
can be secured on the grounds as . cents.
The first FIRE alarm for many months al
3: DO this afternoon was caused by a small
FIRE on the roof fof Mrs Doris residenc
a. Calapooia and fourth streets. jaime:
Nanny put it out.
Following are the Linn county member
of the graduating class of the y. A. G
Amelia and Ka,e McCune and W ID
7orter, Of Shedd; Lulu Brandon, Uf Plain
yiew;A. D. Morrison, of 0akyille; Durthe;
Nash and Eta Campbell, Of Albany.
Henry Hector is building a handson,
residence on his farm on the Albany ro&'
four mics west of.Aibany. 1t is TO contaIl
ten rooms, requires 5000 feet Of lumbe
and costs about 81 800.
Watt Shipp, of Salem, won the 10 mil
road race at Portland Saturday. Hewitt an
Frazier collided just before the finish an
: Shipp passed them ,Shipp making the fast
est time. Nicnols crossed the line in front
The Albanies defeated the Social Clu
, yesterday 30 to Is. In a preliminary praC
tice James Shield and RiaIto Weatherford
while after the same fly coliided, cutting
deep cash in the forehead of the former re
: qulring three or four stitches to fix up.
while in Benton county last wee
Y John Sehmeer was given some water
Mr.. Blake from pitcher purchased in Al
bapy OF Mr. Schn.eer about twenty-fI
:, years ago. Mr. Scbmeer then ran a s.ol
: here.
The residence of Olney Fry. Sr.. W;
sold at administrator sale last Saturday
e J. A. Wilson for 1920. 1t adjoins Lir
% Engine Co. No. rs house and was at or
time during the boom bonded for abo
/, $4,000
A Portland young man reached Albal
yesterday on bicycle, having come he
V in ii hours. His cyc ometer registers
1t 102 miles. BE rode out Of the way at o
time. He continued the journey to E
j, gene proposing TO make the trip in da
p THE ECoLLEGE.-At meeting OF Il
directors OF the Albany College the fo
lowing directors retired from the boar
y II. w. Corbett, J. l.. Cowan and J.
Irving, and the following were electe
a Judge Fl. III. Hewitt, VIM. Fortmill
I'd and F. J. Miller. ID. 2. Mason was elet
IL ed president OF the board and J. p. Gil
braith secretary and treasurer. P:
er Young and the other teachers were Ell
,rt ployed for the next year and the ia
term wifi open at the regular time. r
school is in first class hands and no ed
'o cational institution in Oregon affor
|
W ough, careful training is given.
,r.
IT. Stop celebrating on the fourth 10
enough TO drop into French's jewelry st,
no on the corner and get one of those X
ii, initial pins, price l0c.
&
n PUBLIC SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-At a me
ing of the board of directors the follo
!, ing teachers were reelected: Hir
49, Tyree, principal; Mrs. Nellie Lambs
!. Misses Dorena Marshall, Ida Maxw,
Tor Elizabeth Carothers, Clara Gard, Jen
n BIount, Margia Dunham, Lois Dyer,
Black and Mary Sedgwick. The n
W. teachers are Miss Annie Fortmiller a
for Julia Taylor. The teachers retiring
Misses Birdie Anslyn and Marge
cd Brink. The janitors elected are Jo
;tv Medin for the Central F. M. Potts for
Madison school.