The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-29


| William NJ. Evans, Portland lawye
several years ago, now dead, was
brother OF the famous Bob Evans.
The Santiam News again appears
this tiIae with Mr.. Ira Phelps as editor
II viii be good paper under his man
/ agement.
Portland man just home from Daw
son city while there saw butcher pa,
$1,000 in gold dust for eight head q
cati'c.
Last evening at the home OF her fathe
Mr. L. j. Smiley, Mabel fell from /;
Chair striking in such manner as I,
break the bones in her right forearm
Remember that J.. Gradwohl is now OF
Firft street. next door TO the Ladie.
Bazaar. where he Is prepared to sery.
old and new customers.
At the U. T. church tonight Rev. W
+, Reid, OF Pennyslvania, will preach i.
sermon preparatory to~as,mmunion o.
Sunday, TO which everybody is invited
Articles were filed today incorporating
the Economist Dry Goods Co. with w
Vance, j \ Duncan and III X Hyde as
lncorporators. Capital STOCK $1,000
diviced IN shares OF sl00.
Samuel Ramp, who died recently al
Salem left an estate valued at ST., ,0OO
lie left a will giving all his property to
his vile, except 500 10 each OF hi.
Children, OF whom there are five, B. f.
Ramp OF this city being the oldest.
Sylvester Scoyel. the New York World
correspondent, recently slapped Gen.
shaiier in the face, and WAS banished
from Cuba. Scoyel's father Ia minister
and college president At Worcester, Ohio.
Young Scovel has attracted more atten-
ton than any OF the war correspondents
John W Patterson the escaped in
mate OF the asylum and peni;eniiary, II
8 said has been seen near Scio. That il
the last place in which he should he
seen II he really wished 10 escape, bat il
's probable he thought he had friends
there who would assist him 10 escape.
Mr. p Schooling, who recently suf.
Tered an attack OF congestion Of the
orAin While going 10 the McKsnxie ho,
springs, Was taken 10 is home as Har-
risburg isss seek. DR. l. ~ Brown paid
him Wait Monday and reports the
gentleman MUCH improved - Eugene
Guard.
The following advertisement appears
IN q Eugene paper: Losi--A small
black mare, about 10 years old. siravci
or stolen from Dick Peterson's barn near
Albany last SATURDAY night. Literal re-
ward will he gIyeu- Address any ininr-
nation - Rev. Chzs. Waehile. Eugene,
Oregon.
Fred Ramsey. a sor Of Judge Ramsey
ot McMinnyiIie. who Is one of the crew
of the tamocs Oregon. was one oi ,he SIX
men sent on the Cfisiobal Colon rs the
prise cFew. An interesting letter: from
him wzs mailed IN an envelope taken
from the Colon. and hs. secure! The Com
msssioFr's siik center table cloth, q silver
tea pot and some gold plated buttons,
which Urrgoaizns sosne sgav w5lI have
Clark as second Paul Jones. lonng
Ramsey had charge OF battery al SIX
po1ndess and helped sink the Fnror,
and was complsmcnisi ty the Capt and
Lieut.. for the manner In which he con-
dGcsei himself daring the contest.
State Superintendent Irwin continues
10 do . hsg business in granting state d.
plomAs, this weck issuing s,1. the fol-
lowing coming 10 Linn county: To Olga
LenurA Hewitt, Marguerite +. Hopkins,
ohpha Fisher and Zaa Skeel, Of Albany
College. To W. Arthur Cree and George
=. Ross. Of Saniiam Academy. To
Duane H. Ssurteyani, LenoTz Powell.
Anna Brandon. Hattie Miller. Jessie F.
Rcmine. Chester q. Mack, Anna Morris,
H. oveFzon, George Sticklaad, Nancy f..
Bilyeu, Lo;iie +. Morgan. d. ". Jones,
A. L. Baker. Alice Hensel. BESSIE Payne,
Laura Newiand. Cora T.. McCuiiy. W.
Dxson, Oscar Ingram and LYDIA Frum,
oi Mineral Springs College
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Starr ief; yesier-
day on a trip east
Coke Bilyen. son of Hon. Lark Bilyeu
OF Eugene, Is in the city.
Mrs. F.. c. Prosxman and daughter re-
turned to their home in Portland this
noon.
big" Mack Monteith came up from
Portland this noon and will rus;icate in
ilse mountains for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Simpson, of Cor.
wallis, we're in the city this noon on their
way home from Portland.
h. 5. Mills and mother, who have been
in Los Angeles several months, viii re
turn 10 Tangent next Sunday.
Misses Isabelle and Leona Nolsner
daughters OF Portland's pioneer editor
are in the city the guests OF Rev Polling
Miss Ahbie Wright. OF the Portland
schools, who is spending her vacation al
Corvallis. has been in the city the CUES,
Of Mrs. Thrall.
Mrs Kate Quinn Narinan. ma:ron O
the Orphans Home, has returned iron
several days visit with her mother, O,
the North Santiam.
A number OF Albany people are at tn
hot springs beyond Detroit. among tn
number being Mr. Ciaui Mansfield an,
family and Fred and Alice Koss.
= Miss Annie Mespelt, who has been il
asmissionary training school in Chicag
for a couple OF years, has returned hom
and expects to do work iinEthis state
She was in the city today.
President Wallace Howe Lee, Of tn
Albany college, spent last night in thi
city. the guest of Prof. F. q. Iouns
He left on the forenoon local for hi
home.-Eugene Register.
. Caleb Grey, the Halsey druggist VIII
: was sentenced TO term of imprisou
ment in Albany for selling liquor witt
out license, completed il yesterda,
and last night left for his home.
Misses Ida and Jode Galbraith an
! Miss Lora Vance left yesterday for l.
wer Soda for an outing, also MIR. n
Mrs. w. +. Hendricson, Mr.. and Mr.
Pres Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs. 1
Houston.
Samuel Glover. of Spokane, Wash
who has been visiting friends and rel
tives here for the past week, went to A
bany yesterday to visit his brother c.
r Glover, and family.-Statesman.
From the Statesman: Frank Davi
son, who has acted as night clerk at u
Hotel Willamette since that hostel
was opened under the present manag
T ment, severed his connection with Il
i house yesterday, having accepted a pro
osition from the st. Charles hotel, A
bany, TO take charge of the bar eonnet
J. ed with that house.
A BIcYcLs RAcE.-Negotiations are
for bicycle contest between Corval
and Albany. The plan proposes
:, crack riders from the two place to ri
II the round trip between Corvallis n
i. Albany to ascertaiu which cal make {
Ie best time. The matter has not yet reae
n ed the stage where it is certain to COT
n to pass. - Corvallis Times. Had
!. heard OF 1t. Better get rid of the tas
Of first.
:. CANE BACK WITu $4o,OOo.-H.
!. Schell, a former shoe clerk in the st,