The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-06

! LEBASos.-An exchange boasts OF hops
that measure three in length. j. O.
Biiyeu, who has yard OF fourteen acres
one mile east OF town, yesterday slowed
us some hops that measured Al inches.
In the vicinity OF Lebanon there are
about 260 acres Of bearing hops, viii, n
viii produce about 1886, 900 pounds. l.
can be seen at glance that this Is a big
thing for this community. About SIS, :
900 will be paid TO pickers alone, and Ia
plck, dry and bale the crop viii cost
$25 800.
The operetta, '.Snow- White and the
Seven Dwarfs," was played at the opera
house on last Saturday evening, and
proved to be one of the best entertain
tainments ever given in this city by home
talent. The choruses were finely rem
dered by about forty little girls, all clad
IN white, representing fairies. The
seven dwarfs in their quaint dress were
very comical and drought down the
house" The solo parts were sung by
Miss Callie Warner as Queen, Miss Ida
Elkins as the Princes Snow-White, Prof.
Ayisworth rs Prince, and J. B. Marks as
Carl the huntsman, and were all we'll
sustained, Miss Warner as the Queen be-
ing especially so.-Adyance.
MIS-. g. o Lee and son went 10 Salem
today to visit for week.
Mr.. Jesse Moses. who has Just retired
from the barber business here is making
arrangements TO open store at Alsea.
DIR, X Bayley was yesterday appointed
health officer for the port Of Yaauina i.y
the governor, to succeed DIR. A. II. Diyen.
A. r. Mccoy aud family returned yes
terday from an outing at Alsea, a pleas
ant place for spending few weeks in the
summer.
Mrs. Wilson. injured by the runaway
accident st Halsey vas greatly improved
this forenoon and there were hopocs III
her recovery.
Mr.. J. b. Mcfarland, and family, who
have been residing at CASTOR, beyond
Sweet Home, during the last year have
10 their farm near Tangent.
]. q. Crawford returned today from
the Bay. Mr.. Crawford never comes
back empty handed. This time he had
a star iish with twenty rays, petrifiei
piece Of wood with toredos and a fine |
Cornelian water agate.
W. II. Kimsey and Mark Hulbnrt have
from trip up the Mckenzie, |
and admit thar they didn't catch many |
ish. kill many deer and bear and er-
counter many cougars. All this is very
refreshing in these days of big hunting |
stories.
Amopg those returning from Yaquina |
Bay today xefe Prof. and Mrs. Condor, |
II the State University George T. Piper.
Il Portland, W. G. Tweedale and family, |
Mrs. y. II. Allen. Mrs. Barker and Miss |
Maggie Barker, Of Albany.
c. III. Stewart. OF tie Stewart & Sox |
Hardware Company OF Albany, vas In
own yesterday morning. He is in this /
ocalIiy making collections, and states
hat collections are better than for three |
rears pAs;.-Scio Press.
Mr.. A B. Hammond and party. con-
listing OF Mr.. J. c. Stanton. John CiaE- |
in, +. W. Hitchcock and VIC Smith,
arrived from Portland this morning. |
Now that Hammond and party have ar
lived, Il il 10 be hoped another man will
se pus on constructors. .-AsioriA Budget.
Oliver Aral, the xcll-known pioneer Of
french prairie, has received information /
hat he is one OF the seven heirs TO whom |
n estate valued AZ 81 sol. 600 has been left /
- the death of an aged relative in Gam
.tA. II this should prove true, divers
hare would be over $40, ,00.-Siates-
nan. IL will probably end in smoke.