The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-14
DR.. Lamberson's Bark.
From the Criterion.

From the Criterion.
Mp. Mitchell is undoubtedly trying "a
play solid" with his company and thus
hold his job by making them believe
that he is very watchfuI oi their inter.
ests. The TACT Is the emttem bark from
the road cou1pany's land has all been
stolen on years ago and there is but little
left On the company's land. The bark
DR.. Lamberson will get is purchased
from individual land owners, and the
majority will be bought on the tree and
then peeled by the Doctors men. When
Dr. Lamberson goes gunning for bark he
generally gets bark Mr.. Mitchell i'll
probably he able TO hold his Job while
the doctor proceeds to ill hi big order.
Mrs Mary E RAIDER has been appoint.
n P NJ at Niagara to succeed Fl d Baily.
Miss Ray Toole recently returned
fome from trip to San f fancisco aud
Medford.
Mrs. Ed Zeyss started onl Wednesday
ior Lewiston, Idaho. wher~ she expects
70 remain for some time.
Mr.. Brewer OF the Indiaa school took
home two boys who ESCAPED q week OF
two ago. They reached Home all right.
Nee Mrs. Al B,enicke! oil Portland.
has been in the city on visit. She vas
married in Portland few months ago.
Mrs. ]. r. Jones retutned home 70
Albany today af.sr a shSr; visit with
Mrs Van Wilson OF this ciiy-Eugene
Guard,
Last evenings Telesre Nm says that
John Toshoy, OF Alhan is guest at
the Perkins. This refers TO Mr.. John
Foshay.
j. K Chamberlain, of Portland, is in
the city, and will assist hik brothers on
he brick work OF the couit house this
summer.
l. z. Gray, Of the AlbaHY watsr works
who has been seriously sick for several
hays past, is slowly RECOVERING, Tut j:
pnable to sit up yet.
| Mrs. Dollarhide, Of Duksmuir, Calf.
p in the city, called here by the Hines:
| II her daughter, Mrs. Jolfn Chiswell, ir.
| fho died this morning.
| Mrs. Charles Roth, a Tkoneer resident
Il Oreeon, recently died at Harrisburg
and was buried IN thes cemetry neal
| Muddy. She was esteemed and respected
by all knowing her and hef death Is gen.
efally regretted
IL. A. Archibald received b letter from
his sister in Ohio stating that the settle
ment of the large estate, mention o
which was made in these columns q few
weeks ago, Is nearing an end The Ar
chibald heirs will receive ahput so, 40,
each.-Junction Times. Mr. Archibald
was 1t one tiue Singer sewing machin'
agent at Albany.
Billy Schmidt has returned from Skag
way, having sold out his interests .theI,
and thoeeN OF his father, O. Schmidt
Laie Wilton and Ben OILS n b lfad ju ar
rived there when he # and Ewere takinI
a survey Of the situsiion- Hairless
Fhayer and McLayan had betn emplo
ed much Of the time since tbeir arriva
out they had not entered inEo/ perman
Tent business for the season. BilIy think
nOw of going to the Buffalo Hump min
ing country.-Corv&llis Timee.
John Usher will leave t0morros
morning by boat for SacramSnto,s Calf
where he will enter the sailors home
John came to Albany nineteen year
ago, and has been a good and peaceabl
citizen, and he will be missed BY many
He went on the sea at the age OF four
teen and sailed the main for thirty o
forty years. The best wishes OF Alban
| people will go with him.
The Degree Of Honor last evening gav
another OF their popular entertainment
with a program prepared by Mr.
Hogue's side, which they declsTe aboI
the best yet given. It consisted of rec
tations by Jesrie Clifton, Rosalie Greffo
Miss Bentley of the public schools, Mi
Grace Payne, Bessie Cameron and lsai
Butler, solos by Rooert Nelson, Vii
Stuart, Emma Warner, Mrs. Van y il
kle and Anna McCauley, duet by Mr.
Taylor and Mrs. Van Winkle, drill
seven young ladies, seven tableaux. re
resenting, "Sent by Express,' "Di
content, ran Old Mans Darling" "a
Eclipse of the Son." ''The Young Man
Slave" ''rhe Flight OF Time and w
mans" and club swinging by John Ia