The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-11

Hon. Til Ford prominently mention
sd for Congressman, Is In the city aiteud-
ing court.
Mr.. John Hyman recently left for
Lewiston, Idaho, TO join his wife where
they will probably locate.
The condition OF Mrs. Loius Stimpscn
Is reported worse today, and SIZE is ex-
pected 70 live only short time.
Albert Fretrkten, justice OF tbe peace
ol Albany. was in the city today inter-
viewing come OF the department efiicials.
Salem Journal.
W. w. Haines, the Eugene tannery
man, was in the city today the first time
since returning from his eastern trip.
he went 10 Portland.
Chaplain Gilbert OF the Oregon regi-
ment, addressed an immepse audience ct
the \ NJ. 9. A. auditorium on Sunday
on Making the Beet Of Life"
Henry Willard yesterday vent 10 Az
toria with A b. Hammond He said
he noted progress but not as no uch as
there should have been in this valley.
Fred FortmilIer came over from the
Bay yes crday noon and went TO juno
tion on bis bicycle, where he will visit
before returning TO his home in Port
land.
o. n. Irvine and G. 6rissen and fam.
lilies joined John Workman aud family at
Long pace on the Wiilsmina. II is said
20 be An excellent camping piace.--Mc-
McMinnville transcript.
Miss Adelene Schiller, of Albany, was
H.
terday afternoon for Portland, where she
will spend three weeks Wis ting friends.
Statesman
Mr., Amos, OF the firm of Thompson l.
Amos. wood savers, will move to ALBANY
this week and Mr.. Thompson in a few
months. They have concluded to locate
in this city permanently.
Mr.. JaDes. business manager OF the
new southern comedy. Georgia Upsto-
Date" wac in tha city today. He has
the best Of Recommendations for his ex-
cellent company, and We predict grard
reception tor them on next Monday at
the Armory.
Mr.. Joseph Ralston and wife of Lone
Rock, Gi,lism county, are in the city on
vis.t the guests OF Mr.. Ralston'e broth.
or, Mr.. William Ralston. They came
over the Mckenzie route, which they
report very pleasant At this time of The
year Mr.. Ralston was an old resident
OF Albany and IN lS49 bought Of the
Monteiths the first los ever sold in AL
bany. two somewhere near Fret and
Broadalbin streets, paying s25 q .ot for
them. MIR. RA,ston now runs store at
Lone Rock.
Mrs. Johh Fox and childrea and Mr..
Winnifred Q. Campbell turned last
night from months residence at The
Breilenbush hot springs, where thev
tad very pleasant As well as Ielpfu
time. The springs are mn, oubtedly 9
wonder. There are thirty or iorIv u
them OF all temperature, from icy c. ~ {,
2CO degrees abuve zero, boili heat,
scattered among each other. II,
grounds are s2leniidly located ior camp
ing, as well &c for hotels and residences
and the time 10 bound to come when thi
will be the tineet summer resort in lh,
Cascade mountains. Already there i
serious talk OF an ell ctIie motor in Irou
Detroit. The scenery is grand AND
everything conduees to make It Tho
mountain eort OF the state. MI. Cau p
bell was fortunate ia killing bear, al
experience worth having.
| Maj. NJ. y. Ellis, Capt. M. D. Phillips
Serg't Frank Stellmsker, Ser1't Arthn
GamCer. Corporal Fred Westbrook, Cor
poral Marvin Tdrn, and Privates @. O.
Beam, Edmund CYRUS. Ralph Chaplin
Flank GirsId. .tieorge HAT, Frank r
Jewell. Fred Kober, d. @. McClung
George II. Bruce, Clyde McClung, Wal
ter Mcbride, WillPerry Jas Black burn
FredPowtli. RoyS .ltmarsh, ,RobertSieele
William Tycer. Jos, TorIet, John II
Turpin, Samuel wCrrell, Cha-les w
Wallace, Penrv Zrllar, Arthur Purdom
Will Merrill, Emil Howsri. Marius Mar
celius, George Rolie, Luth VILE.
Frank Stewart ard - NeCdha m
are expected in Albany about 0 o'clocl
Thursday morning, itom Irir in the in
terest OF their country to the Pnlilpin
island, whe,e they made record a
soldiers, Of which We have everv reason
: to he prond. Several othe-s Who Wen
with them have returned on account q
illnete. and two others MessTs. MorTi
ard Hansen, It is said remained 10 tn
islands for awhile. They will be re
lceive6 in manner to show the apprecia
tion of our citizens.