The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-01
Thirty Crescents

the biggest single shipment of bicycles
ever received in Albany arrived this
morning at Hopkins Brothers direct from
the factory, recently ordered by the firm
by telegraph. They were Crescents for
men, women aud children, all the way
from $40 to $50. The demand for the
Crescent, fine wheel for low price
has been great, lustlfying the large snip
ment. Get in line and examine them
and see if there is any wheel their equal
for the money.
Among the wheels was small one Tor
Hazel Pieiffer, who will be the youngest
rider in the city.
David Sylvester was brought from
Lebanon this morning on the train and
taken TO Salem this noon by Mr.
Chas Cusic. Mr.. Sylvester had been
let out of the asylum on patrol, but
growing worse was ordered back.
Mr.. Will Merriman went to Junction
this noon, where he viii be located here
sitter.
Mr. Sam May, OF Harrisburg was in
the city today for the first lime since
his recent illness.
Riley Hurlburt, who has been attend
ing business college in Portland, return
ed to Albany this noon.
Gen. Tuttle was in Albany several
days, out it said it was politics and not
war that kept here.
II. R Schultz very unwisely used an
AK at home for splitting wood and as a
result he now c9rries hand in sling.
Mrs. A. B. Hudelson, accompanied by
her little daughter, Mabel. left Tuesday
for visit with Kansas relatives and old
time friends. A. B. went as far as
Portland with shem.-Reyiew.
was bound to retain the name of Jones so
she has just married Mr.. Nelso P. Jones,
OF an entirely different family.
Mr.. Albert Bryan Of Apishipa Colo. /,
is in the city. on q visit, the guest of his
father E L Bryan, of Tangent. He was
accompanied here by his sister.
Rev. o. B. Streyfeller and Miss Rose
Ho:nschuch were married at Portland
on Tuesday of last week. The former
was pastor OF the Evangelical church OF
this city for awhile
At Portland Saturday George Alexan-
der, of the Lebanon Advance, received SO
votes for state printer and G. A. San
| lord, nov of Columbia county, formerly
eIitor of the Jefferson Review 10.
Professor Louis Bsrzee has resigned
his position as president OF the Drain
normal school and will leave at the end
of the present school year for McMinn-
Vile. He has accepted q petition as in
structor in the college at that place
" Mr.. William C. Tweedale left today,
4 as a commits ioner to the Omaha expo
sition to atterd the mining and irriga.
1 ton convention at Baker City this week
as preliminary step to the later expo
\ sition at Omaha.
I Mr.. Thompson and family arrived
/ in Albany q few days ago from Iowa
where Mr.. Thompson owns 6 couble oi
farms and will make Albany their hon
for at least year, with a view to re
naming here permanently II they iik
tie country
Hon. R. N. Vea:cli ha- been busy to
day receiving congratulations OF nj
numerous friends on bis nomination fe
this district. The heartiness and nc q
partisan character OF these eongratula
, ton shows the unisersal esteem in whic
Mr.. Veatch is held by tfe people OF thi
I7community.-Rosegnrg Review.
Hon. W. r. Bilyeu, of this city, re
ceiyed 6S votes for the nomination io
: congressman, to IA received by R. d
e Veatch. Mr. Bilyeu would have made
strong candidate and there is a genera
y regret in this county that be was M
nominated. Just the same though tl
forces will give Mr.. Veatch their unite
< support
Mr.. L. L Ware, of Chicago, who
presenting the beautiful cantata OF euet
g Es her in this state, arrived in Eiban
:, this noon from Corvallis, abd will me
n the singers of Albany to night at the &C
!, lege chapel for the purpose OF beginni'
q arrangements at once for the present
. tion OF the cantata in this city in abo
'e three weeks. 1t will be given under t
auspices OF the United PRESBYTERIAN cns
! and the la lies of the First Presbytefi
church.