The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-18
A Novelty in Bicycles.

The muck. talked OF Colum oia chain.
less bicycle has arrived and can now be
seen at the store OF Stewart & Sox.where
IL can be seen BY anyone. Fhis firm al
50 brought IN their first invoice of the
famous Hartford bicycle for this year
last Monday, and they lasted just one
day. People seem to take TO this ma
chine.
Mr.. L. E. Hamilton went to Portland
TO-DAY on business.
County Clerk Jones. OF Toledo, came
over from the Bay this noon.
W. p. Donaca has been appointed post
master at Sweet Home.
Miss Winnifred Fennel, of Salem. ia
visiting albany friends.
J \. Duncan was in Portland yester-
day aud was registered at the Perkins.
Mr.. Wallis Nash, a prominent farmer
and well known correspondent, Of Benton
county, is in the city.
Co. Geo. w. HochstedIer left this
morning for Eastern Oregon In the inter.
est OF the O. &. Il. OF and will visit
The prominent cities of that part of tbs
state.
Rev. Mekillop has gone to NcMinn-
Vile to deliver a series OF lectures to
ministerial students of the Baptist col.
lege on Pastoral Theology The lee.
tures will be delivered Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday nights.
The oratoricaI contest for the election
OF representative OF McMinnyille col
lePe in the intercollegiate contest to be
held at Albany in March xas won By ].
Sheridan Wallace, of Lebanon. This
will be the third time thst Mr. Wallace
has represented the college.
The Simonton Band at a meeting last
evening decided to give a public concert
In a few weeks, assis. ed by Albany tai
eu.. The object will be TO raise money
10 buy some uniforms The band is a
credit to the city. and should be encour.
aged in their effort to improve 1t.
Good news has again been received
irom Mr. Charles Wilkinson stating that
h's health is gradually improving and
that he begins 10 feel ike new man. He
speaks very hopefully and encouraging,y,
and his Eugene friends arc glad indeed
to hear OF bis improvement in health
Eugene Register.
Mrs. D. II. McCullagh arrived in AL.
cisco from Lafayette, where she has been
several weeks on account of the serious
illness of her father, who had a stroke o.
paralysis, but who was much better
when she left him Mr.. McCuiiagh will
graduate from the theological seminary
in about two months.
j @. Davis, of PrineviIle. has lust re.
turned from San francisco where he va.
cured OF serious disease by the woman
who blisters the body with her hands
bringing out all bad matter. She is saic
70 make $4,000 or $40, 900 year at it
This II the same woman who treated
Mrs. J. W. Ball and Edwin Stone. Meth
er OF whom did any good
William M. Hoag, who is in the CITY
is contemplating the putting of the Mag
nolia mill into condition for operation
With view to running the mill Il is :
be hoped that this is done. Years az
this was one OF the leading mills OF th
state, with product OF about 200 barrel
a day and the -four from it went to a
parts of the world almost. It certainly !
to be hoped its old position be resume.
Charles W. Talmage received tels
! gram from ex-Congressman Towne, no
in California. requesting that bis Orego
dates be changed to March 7th, Sth, ct
and 10th. He Eill speak at Rosebur.
Salem, Portland and Pendleton, begir
ming ae Roseburg on the 9Th. Jas Mul
, !, ~, who resides in the came city as NJ
> rowne, says be is une OF the b-ighte
q men he has heard speak.