The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-23
FRIDAY
The Business Outlook.

Il. q. Dunn & Co., OF Portland have
secured reports from all cv Oregon on
crops and the business outlook. The
following is from Linn county:
/ Albany-Fa!l acreage increased s4,t N.Y.
about same; prospects good; estimated
yield, l5 bushels, au increase; 100000
bushels old wheat on hand. Business
outlook better.
Brownsville--Fall and spring .reage
increased; prospects good; estimated
| yield, 20 bushels, AN increase. Business
outlook better.
Halsey Fal acreage abou. same !;
: spring increased; prospects good; esti-
mated yield, 20 bushels, an increase.
About 10 per cent of crop oi ls9i-9i on
hand. Business outlook dependent on
price of products.
about same last year; prospects good /;
estimated yield is bushels: 50 coo bush
els old wheat on hand. Business outlook
depends on prices.
Lebanon-Fall and spring acreage
| about the same: prospects good; esgi-
mated yield, - bushels. Business out
look good.
Iiarrisbuvg-Fall acreage increased:
spring same; prospects good; es,ilnat d
yield, 70 bushels. Business outlook fair.
Waierloo-Fall acreage increased;
spring abont same; prospects good; es-
timaied yield. Is bushels. an increase.
Business outlook encouraging.
The general report is good Tor the VIII
lamette valley, not only in crops bat IN
business. the great majority OF the cor
respondents say that business i better
and the futuIe outlook very encouraging.
This report is not confined 10 anv parti-
cniar portion Of the state. All sections
seem To realize tina; better times are
coming, ami only those suffering under
the depression OF poor crops express
different view.
Rev. Edward Eccles,on has accepted
call 10 The psstorate OF the Presbyterian
church al Davisviile, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace McCaman;, ~
Portland, are in the city and ~ill 20 30
Mehama tomorrow Tor short outing.
Miss Elizabeth Reed, oi Letsanon. -
studying medicine in the medical college
in Portland. and is now IL her senior
year.
]. +. wooiiord has been in the city in
the Interest oi the Home Forum Benefit
Order. and ven, 10 Lebanon 10 organize
forum.
George W. Taylor and wife. started to
Portland Sunday. taking a wagon load oi
freight. and driving the entire distance.
|-Scio Press.
Yesterday was Mr.. Martin I.aalw :
ihiTty-iiih birthday. Hss witc Ectnesia-
s-esrSi the fAcs and ia the evening gave
him genuine surprise party. Several
friends were Invited and = very ple4san,
evening was spent.
William VI. iioag. OF san Francisco.
formerly manager oi the old o. T.. road
si.i {. {. Hegue. oi Albany. wsrc ia sile
city yesterday. registered 4, the \.
Charles They were looking after the
Albany canal 81 this plAce.-Letanon
Express
Rob;. Montague. the genial ,uanass-T
of Read, Peacuck * Co.'S Lebanon store.
Is of for q we'll earned vacation. Ee
lei; Saturday for visi; 10 the Sound
caunlry and Victoria, and vail b. swAy
two weeks. Jack Ralssou Is clerkiug ia
the store during his absence L ba1ca
Advance.
Sheriff MeFcron will arrive in Albany
tomorrow morning with 1. Z. Johnson.
who obtained 800 from ]. ". Cusick
and slc0 iron Collins Elkins, on false
preicnses. As he has alreasis hesu in
dicied he viii lie kept IN Jail for the next
term OF court, unless hailed osg;. John
son is about 35 years Of age and married.
His mother wife o! the millionaire butch
er. now dead. is very wealthy.
Roy Gill, Of Scio, has returned from 6
long bicycle trip across the mountains by
the Lebanon road and back by ,h. Nc
kenEie route. The Prcss SAYS Gill met
some OF the mosquitoes that gave Mr.
Rudd, oi Albany, 50 much trouble. ye;
they bothered him bat little. They vx-
amined his wheel critically. till they
came 20 the brand Imperial" and Ia 3
,riee there was not mosquito in sight.
nor did he zee any more.