The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-02-22

Bora, in Salem. On February Il. 1895, to
Mr.. and Mrs. EAh Race. formerly OF Al
bany, girl.
A business NAHUM worth considering is
not TO trust 4 man to whom you would not
lend ten dollars.
Walter Lyon and r. z. Cannon have
purchased the Salem Post. They are live
young men who deserve success.
Arrangements have been made for keep
ing No. rs engine heated and ready fer q
fire Marshsl Lee viii hare charge OF il.
The Oresonian calls Hofer. Of the Salem
Journal a crazy socialist. The ore4onian
has more fun than any paper In Oregon
calling people names.
Rev. J. II. Roork, financial manager Of
the Willamette University, died Monday.
February Is. at his home in Salem, of
heart disease, at the age Of 60 years.
The Salem Journal publishes long list
OF lobbyists in the city working for Dolph.
The only name mentioned from Albany is
that Of Mr.. J. W. Cusick.
Mr.. Seman Meyer has closed his 5 cent
lunch counter on First street On his door
appears the notice: CLOSED by order of
directors. Will pay 100 cents on the dol
lar
The 0regonian would be delighted TO
see George Il. Williams elected. He 10 one
of the truest men in the world" said that
paper this morning. This had the desired
effect, and all the men who had been rot
ing tor Williams voted for Lowell.
1t takes something else besides a good
location, 4 good skylight, ana good in
struments to make good photograph. IL
| takes a man who knows how. That is the
reason Tnkle makes the best photographs
ever made in Albany.
| Mr.. VIM. Mack has purchased the bar.
Der shop of George Landreth, opposite the
DEMocKAT and will hereafter be- found in
charge with his sharp razors and expert
fingers. Mr.. Landreth and family will 90
to California 10 reside.
The New York World publishes me.
teorlogieai maps of the U. s. While the
eastern part with wiagling lines reads be.
low zero; one line runs smoothly along the
coast, ''above freezing" We are the peo-
pie and this is the great weather country
Of the world.
Among the new bicycle riders in Albany
is Mr.. J. B. Tillotson, weighing 26l
pounds. Mr.. Hllotson took wheel out tc
a secluded place yesterday to learn the
trick OF wheel navigation and brought 1t
IN with its arms in bandages; but he viii
keep at it until the business Is learned.
A crowded house at the Baptist church
last evening. Increasing interest is shown
Subject tonight, "The Jewish Passover u
Wednesday evening the sermon will b
addressed to Men" but ladies are cordi.
invited to attend also.
j A man arrived in Albany from Nebraska
yesterday, tired Of three years Of drouth
he was told that he would never see th,
sun shine in Oregon. He soon found ou
that he had been lied to, for he got of tn
! cars IN an efulgence OF sunshine and is do
lighted with the first appearance Of Gu
state.
The largest jewelry house in New Eng
land is the one that does the most and bes
advertising.-Wilson Bross, "Sign Of th
big clock" They were small concern
few years ago, when they secured the ser
vice of Mr.. Samuel J. Byrne, one of tn
Boston Herald's editors as advertising
manager. Mr. Byrne originated the fa
nous want ads, beginning, MARY me
Richard Tor Harry or Mollie), and buy tn
wedding ring at Wilson Bros, ''etc., scatter
ed oil though the small ad. section Of th
Globe and Herald. G.
Whenever any other place than Lam
county has gun accident the DRMocRA
feels like publishing it. Here is q cas-
from the Nswburg Graphic: The twely
year old son of Jim Conlee, who lives u
the valley some five or six miles from towr
was the victim Of an accident on Satnrda
OF last week, Of o serious nature. He lei
the house in company with another boy fc
hunt, the lattor carrying the gun. Whe
!, only little distance from the house th
gun was accidently discharged and the ba
. struck the Conlee boy in the arm at th
elbow, the bullet passing through the join
!. and lodging in the fore arm.