The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-19
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This ls not the reason that Ne.s refuses
to accept the job. by all fairness he was
entitled TO the contract at the start, and
he does not now propose to have any
thing 10 do with il. In fact. he told the
court when the bid was LET that il would
not stand up under the specifications.
The moral OF this is that anything
worth doing at all is worth doing well.
Mr. Mathews. of the Newport News, is
in the city.
| John Johnson,a a recent graduate of the
college, has begun the study Of deniis-
try with DIR. LeInenger.
f. L. Thompson, the insurance man,
came up on last nights overland, and
stopped of in Albany.
Miss Vida Mastoa will leave tonight for
San Francisco 10 join her father, making;
tie trip for the benefit Of her health.
Mrs. Ex-Governor S. F. Chadwick, and
daughter. OF Salem, have BEEN il the
city the guests Of Mrs. A. + Howard.
/. II. Van winkle, brother of J. s., oI
this city. has been elected presiden, OF
" illamei,e Athletic Association, OF that
college.
Miss Minnie Mcfarland left last night
for GiIrcy. Caili where che will Join her
iather, who Is seeking q .ocAiion that
will benefit biz health.
The Simonton Band discoursed some
excellent music on The streets last night.
IL Is to be hoped this popular bAni does
THE frequently during the winter
Allen Schumacher left last night for
HanioFd. Calf. where be has accepted q
position in the store Of o. G. McFar and ,
for whom he on,e worked in Albany.
Hon. and Mrs. Il. a. Irvine ven. TO
I Portland today on a visit with their
daughter, Mrs. f. l.. Thompson. who is
nov keeping house in pleasant quarters.
Hon. J. X. Charlton rriurned this
noon from t'ip 10 DenveE, .iolo-, where
he has been severAi weeks the CUES. Of
his son. J. J. He reports = pleasant
/ time.
! At II. ]. Sower's may be seen an ele-
gan. piece Of embroidery work, CON-
pliment 10 the artist, Mrs. W. Y. Bill
yeu The figures are Lafranee roses in
pretty design.
Mr.. J. Nunan, formerly Publisher Of
the Grants Pass Courier, who has heen
sojOnFning amongst Us for tome months.
le,s yesterday morning for Portland
| where he expects 10 permanently reside.
CORY allis Union.
Rev. COPYRIGHT returned recently
from trip 10 the UmpqaA river, where
few weeJs time wss pAssei ,n fishing
and other amusemenis. lie i looking
we'll and reports pleasant itne.-Re-
view.
W. w. Roxell AMI John Iscm Jr., re-
turned last evening from their trip to
the Ison ranch. this side Of the Solas.
They killed one deer and gos swo shoss
apiece at another one. Not much game
Is around there noE.
Hon. G. X. Wilkinson, the youngest
man who ever sat- in the Oregon legisla-
ture. anu who went 10 New York recent
ly 10 be treated by a specials, for con-
sumption, Is now in New Mexico and his
health is sid 10 be somewhat improved.
| Speaking Of the Davis s-GeIsendorfer
wedding the Review Gays: MIR. Davis is
Douglas county bov, son Of Hardin
Davis, who resides near Wilbur, and has
a host of friends who wlll wish Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis q long AMI prosperous ~ed-
ded life.
News comes from S,anto.d univeFsii.
that Chester Murphy, the celebrated
football player, is suffering from . car
bunele on the left fog; that may preclude
the probability Of his participating in
any further games this scason.--Salem
Journal
III. W. Brunk. who is we'll and favors.
bly, known in both counties, came over
from Salem this week. We understand
thar there is prospect OF his remaining
permanently among us. and earnestly
hope that II may grow TO certainly
Corvallis Union.
WIN. Rssmus, OF Portland, arrived up
today and will meet Helmet lodge.
Knights OF Pythias t3night, relative TO
the production OF The ContedeIat ate
Spy" soon 10 be staged by them, with
MIR. Rasmns as instructor and in the
leading role.-Eugene Guard.
Hon. T. W. Davenport and his daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Davenport, ars still ,in'
gering in the pleasant environment oi
Homer Davenport's pretty suburban
home near Newark. New Jersey, and are
! 10th to turn their steps westward Mr.
Davenport's health has improved vastly
Tsince his departure for tue East, and it II
possible they will remain there long en-
ou2h TO visit the national congressiona
session before returning 10 this coast
. Salem Statesman.
Mr.. J. W. Bail. collector OF customs
. at Ysquina. was in the city today on hi
way home from trip 10 San Francisco
3 where his wife il receiving treatment un
: der Nellie Beiele, atd receiving wonder
I ful benefit Mr.. Balls accounts OF thu
powers oil Mics Beigle, who treats pa
t iieuts with the hands, so magnetic as t;
4. blister the flesh. and who diagnoses
case at once, tell Of a remarkable woman
Edwin Stone. OF Corvallis, l. being treat
ed by her also, and Mr.. Ball says seem
: like new man.
: About fifty mem Uers OF the Albany A
= 20. u. W. and Degree of Honor went /
u Corvallis last night to meet with III
lodges OF that city They had a fin
time. The session was held in the ne,
!, hall, one OF the finest in the valley.
is about square, with the officers desk
in the four corners instead OF on III
. 2 sides, AMI is tas ils furnished Afte
. the regular order OF things banuu,
= was served that conferred great credit O
> the Corvallis memb~rs. The excursio
party reached home abou. a. IN.
,r The w U have let contract for larl
'e number Of poles to he gotten out arour
Gates by parties there
The b-ar' of school directors last ever
II ing expelled two boys from the publ
= schools for indecent conduct.
"a The milkmen of Walla walla ha
i agreed upon the following rates One pi
i per month 81 25, one quart per month S
i three pints per month SO 75, two quar-
~ per month So 70, three quarts rer mon
N IS so, one ga lion Der month SO so Creal
n. per pint, 25c; quart, 25a. Milk, wholesa
per gallon, l5c.
nd Salem is soon to have new paper, TO
g. called the Sentinel. Ii ia 10 appes
W. December ], and be issued weekly. Ii
I'd to be independent republican in poitl
re- and the name of @ 3 Irvine is mention
es In connection with It's management. A
Irvine for several years has been ..lanal
Of the Salem - Statesman.
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