The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-01
FRIDAY


Among the conspicuous displays at tn
exposition is that OF Albany Wo len Nil
goods. In a writeup for Meyer & Co. tbs
Telegram says:
Theonly premium awarded to any ex
1 fnibitor Mt the preseat exposition va
awardsd 10 Meyer L Co. upon real merit
Their Albany mills were the first OF
the Pacific Coast 10 offer Oregon ma d,
goods in the eastern markets and creates
La demand for them on the merits Of tbs
goods, resulting in the United State
government granting TO Messrs. Moye,
4 Co. exclusive contracts for the ladiar
department, also for blankets used in tho
United States army.
Besides this recognition of merit, oui
home National Guard Of Oregon has been
equipped with uniforms and blankets
made and furnished by the firm. The
same may be said OF the Oregon Soldiers
home. ether evidences OF appreciation
Of Meyer & Co.'S manufacturing estab-
lishment are the handsome uniforms oi
the Portland Military band. and OF the
local District Telegraph office.
The money paid TO them remains al
home, employing in their factory, in
connection with their store at the corner
Of Third and Oak streets, II hands, and
carry on their pay-rolls 75 persons st
their Albany mills, Linn county. Oregon.
Mr.. y. Mcclure, OF Sseet Home,
was in the city today.
Manager Stone, of the .. G. & E. was
in Eugene yesterday.
Mr.. Arthur Foshay went to Eugene to-
day TO attend the young peoples con-
vention OF tie Baptist church.
Mr.. Hindman left Tuesday for his
ranch At Camp Polk, where he will spend
the winter.-Lehanon Advance.
Mis-. Otto Lee. of Salem. came up on
the neon train and will remain over sun
day. Mr.. Lee will come on tomorrow
nights overland.
]. Z. Adcock. the jeweler, formerly Of
Lebanon. afterwards OF Albany, thea Of
Independence, is now in business in
Salem a
John Akin returned TO this place last
Tuesday evening. and will carry the
mail this winter on the Siletx-foledo
route, o: ~hich route he is the oon,rac-
tor.-Leader.
PROS. Heritage and Winkley OF The
Conservatory oil Music Of Willamette
University, arrived on the noon train and
will give a popular entertainment az the
N. Z. church tonight according 10 the
program published.
Mr.. Jack Leonard, a former resident
Of Albany. now Of Portland, where he i
employed on the bridge gang Of the :.
2. was in the city to-day Mr.. Leonard
is contemplating making Albany his
headquarters.
Mrs. f. Holgase and daughter, Miss
Helen, left Saturday last Tor Portland
where they will visit with relatives. To-
MORROW Miss Helen expects 10 leave fog
Joseph, Wallowa county, wherr she has
accepted position as teacher IN pr
vste schcol.-Coryallis Gazette.
Mrs. Day is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Ars. A. f. Ansorse, in this city.
She jus; came down from Shelton. " Ish.,
hut will hereafter reside in Albany where
Mr.. Day is engaged in the practice OF
law Lebanon Advance.
]. NJ. Marks has been in this section
this week, selling nursery stock. Mr..
Marks is now a ssockholder OF the Test
Nursery Company and has been ap-
pointed general agent of the company.
This firm guarantees all i;s irces.-Leb-
anon Advance.
]. ". Dickinson, who was out here
from South Dakota couple Of months
ago, returned last week With his family,
consisting of wife and three sons. They
are well pleased with this country aud
have come TO stay. Mr.. Dickinson and
sons will soon open = meat mREket.-Lel-
anon Advance.
Miss Sara y. Brown, professor OF ora.
tory and dramatic expression NJ William
eite University. returned by the late
train Wednesday night from Bangor,
Maine, whittier she was called two
months ago on account Of the illness OF
her mother. She was met At the depot
by delegation of Willamette students,
who gave her haar,y welcome home
and rousing college yell to assure her
that "Old Willamette" was close by
Statesman.