The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26
HOME AND ABROAD.

Wheat has dropped to 50 cents.
An Astoria paper says the regatta
there opened in glory.
Diamond Mantelo photos only so cents
per doz. at Longs Gallery.
We invite attention to our stock OF
soap at Kenton's Cash Store.
80 cents for II first class photographs
the best finish at Miss Longs.
Get battIeship Of Oregon watch case
at French's jewelry store. Dust proof
Just think A dozen first class photos
for only 50 cents. See them at Longs
Gallery.
Fleischman's compressed yeast fresh
every day at Parker Brothers. Only 5
cents for two cakes.
Bring the children and have some Of
those cute little Diamond photos made
at Miss Longs Gallery.
This il the dull season and the best
time 70 have photos made. Call at Miss
Longs gallery and see her samples
One Of the most pleasant places these
warm days 10 Mrs. Viereck's Summer
Garden, the place 70 get cool and refresh-
ed.
1t is reported that several days ago
two Albany young men we're arrested in
Portland for disordefiy conduct and giy-
eE the nst,si nae.
o. n. Holcomb 4 Sen, OF Seattle. re.
ceived znotheF car load Of heavy draft
horses on Monday, from AIbsny.-Port~
land Rural Spirit.
At Buffalo yesterday Oregon's famous
horse Chehalis, won the 2.04 race and a
purse Of $500, each heat In the same
time 2:0S. remarkable fact.
Ed Long bid the city jail goodbye this
morning after q three DAYS visit. He
promised Recorder Edes not TO call on
him again before New YearE-SaIem
Journal.
There Is arumOr abroad in the land
that the railroad company intends put
ting On an ocean azteanier ona the San
Francisco Yaquinz route at an earIy
date Leader. We predict not, but
hope il will be done.
The Editor OF the Klamath, Falls Re-
publican 10 order 70 take q vacation left
tie paper in charge Of the women Of the
w o I Q and they run things 10 suiE
themselves. making matters hot for Ehe
shiskey men Tor several dzyz.
The contraction furnishing the four
AA$a sAAG A~tArN@ $sA-1 TEA4 Has DCE4 GEL4EC1l
By Il Wilhelm, Of &. the Monroe Touring
mills There We several bidders.
among which were the Red Crown Mills
Of Albany, the Corvallis MTiIs.of C0rTal-
lis and the Iouroe Mills.
There are psenky Of iupyactiezbIe men
left in the world One Of theEn q. NJ.
Cbr!Emans i trying 70 run 3 traction en-
yine train between The DziIes and Sill
yer Lake, distance Of 30 miles. The
train consists of tLres wagons and the
tender aud there wss seventeen tona OF
freight when if started out from The
Dzlles. Ofcourse is will fail.
Sam WorrsII writing TO mis- brother
sAys that the Philippine islands are
only good for monkeys, mosquitoes. dies
AMI snakes, and advises people TO stay At
home- de Is willing 70 fight for his
eoanfTv bat will neve- 20 out Of the Uni
ted States again for var purposes.
Captain George SINNERS new esezn-
boat. the Valley Queen, being buiEt az
Independence, Is spprOaching compile
ton. The boilers and the engines are
IN place, the upper snd lower cabins are
enclosed and steam will be turned On
next week Il is intended 10 take the
steamer to Portland the last OF next
week for inspection and furnishings, 50
that business can be commenced zt once.
A letter from Cuba written by soldier
IN the volunteer &rTny gratefully scknow-
lodges the receipt Of night shirt sent 70
him By loving friends in Gotham. He
SAYS: Nearly every usn In orr regl-
ment received night shirt iron the Lad-
les Aid society, and they came IN HANDY
for cleaning guns Ss the mud and rain
keeb the rites in bad shape and rags
are scarce They were all glad to get
the shirts. as il Is better 20 have yoar
gun In good shape than to sleep N q
night gown"