The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-22

Rev. Spear, wife and son. left this
noon for their home at the Warm
Springs agency.
Miss Eate Bellinger, daughter of
Judge Bell'nger, OF Portland, has been
IN the city the guest of Mrs. Dana Bur-
mesier.
Prof. Ware will leave tomorrow for
Chehalis. Wasn., where his parents re-
eide, and wtere he will spend the sum-
mer. Long live Ware.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. d. Barrett and daugh-
ter will leave tomorrow ON q trio to
England and Scotland, on visit to Mr..
Barrett's native land They expect to
be gone about six months.
The Statesman says wheat went up 2
cents in salem over Geer's nomination.
1t wet up cents in Albany, but it was
on aceouns of the big demand for wheat
in California. due to the drought.
Mr. Brice Wallace returned last Sat.
urday from Knoxville. Tenn. where he
vent last June on visit to his former
home. He is glad to be back in Webfoot
which is ahead of any country he has
been in.
D. Clevinger. of Albany, has arrived
in town from Hastings. Nebraska, where
lie has been loofing for work. Mr..
Clevinger contemplates going into busi-
ness here and will move bis lsmily from
Alb4ny. They are friends OF ]. n N.Comb's
family.-Ashlan1 Toa n Talk.
Frank Crabtree, union nominee for
county clerk, spent Wednesday night in
Lebanon. Mr.. Crabtrce was born in
this county in 1850, being one of the old
est native Oregorians that We know of.
With the exception of one year spent in
California he has resided in Linn county
during the entire fort. eight years of his
life, and most of the time he has live
on the home place where he was raised.
He has vrey large acquaintance in the
county, and will be one of the best run
ners on the union ticket. He is anothe.
man on our ticket who has been a stu
dent in the State Agricultural College
and while attending there was a class
mate of Hon. j. K Weatherford ant
Hon. r. NJ Veatch. Mr.. Crabtree i
well qualified to discharge the duties @
county clerk, to which be will undoubt
edly be elected in June.-Lebanon Ex
prese-Advance.
From the Times: Hon. George Z
Chamberlain, ex- attorney general an
one of the most popular men in Orego
has been one of the attorneys fron
abroad in attendance the circuit coul
this week. Mr. Chamberlain is demo
crat and is very hopeful OF the electio
of the entire union state ticket. He is
personal friend of the nominee for 90,
ernor, whom he describes as a broa
minded conservative man, capable, hoi
est ana sincere, the uncompromising f
of corruption in high or low places, ar
very popular wherever known. His re-
ord, Mr.. Chamberlain says, both poit
calIy and as a legislator, is clean and III
spotted, and his estimate of men al
ideas keen and penetrating. In Portlar
he will poll very large vote, and
Eastern Oregon he will sweep The cou
try. Mr.. Chamberlain finished up b
business before the circuit court and Il
for his home in Portland Thursday.
At 9: 80 a. M Tuesday, April IL, o
of the prettiest weddings OF the seas
was solemized at Trinity church, t
contracting parties being Mrs. Mary
Brennan and Mr.. John A. Beard. T
bride, leaning on the arm of Color
Owen Summers, and preceded by her
tendants, Mrs. Summers and Mrs.
4. Gardner, was met at the altar by |
groom and his best man, Mr.. E. r. Kr
ger. The impressive serv1ce of the Er
copaI church was read by Rector D.
Garrett, and, after the benediction '
pronounced, the bridal party reti
from the church to the inspiring stra
of MendeIssohn's wedding march, n
dered by Organist Lighter. The bri
who has host OF friends in this CITY,,
iastily attired in a neat travelling c
tune. Mr.. Beard occupies response
position under Appraiser Summers,
chief examiner of customs for this pt
shortly alter the ceremony the cou
left for a brief trip TO the Sound /
British Columbia points, and will be
hcrne to their friends ut l74 Thirteel
street, after May l. No cards.-Orep
ian. Mr.. Beard is former resident
Lebanon. An ex mayor of that G
he has the best wishes OF many Z
90. friends.