The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06


from the Country reports .even wagon
loads Of very dirty, thievish looking eiP-
s,es. near the Oak Greek bridge. They
have a.c ng several bears as smart as
they are, but they are terrors TO pass-
ing teams, and the horses OF our inform
ant came ve-y near running away. lie
was thiGking Of getting up poess and
driving them out Of the country. They
are frst-clsss pu'sances and when
Earoun1 1t IL nece. e.sary to Aeep every
thing locked for they are notorious
thieves.
A con OF Eli Perkins is q student at
.hs o A e.
Robert Bonner, Q son OF the famous
editor OF the New York Ledger, is in
Portland.
NJ L Doris has arrived from Inde-
prudence and taken position 10 2 /
Chambers hardware etors. = Eugene
Guard.
ANiss Ida RumbApgh, Of Albany, who
has been whiting ~Ith her brother for
the past txv or three months started
home last week.-Price Cor. P'insville
Review.
Hon. George L. Hu china has arrived
ia Portland from Bloomington, I'LL and
is making arraDgemin:s to start news
paper in Portland. He 10 az up-to-dAte
man and EasIIer,
E Prof. 3 Horner has been elected
~orthy mas'e. Of the Grange At CorvAl
: lis. Il Irvine 10 the lecturer. Every.
NbodT is a Granger At Corvallis.
fALast night at the resideoce Of Mr s 1
Train delightful parry was given by
Mss Arlene Train About thirty yOunt
people -. mt the evening in vefy pleas
? ant mann: "a alt kiurs Of games, soclA
bilit. and Tie Partakiug Of q delicious
lunch,
Walter L,on 10 to be Governor Geer'
private secretary, Mr.. Lyonis an ed
cellen; young man and VIII make goo'
secretary. Az the preseat time be 10 th
y OregoniAn's Salem correspondent. A
lie one time he was editor OF the 6taytol
Dr. Timee.
VIII Queener, Of gtaytop, vas in u
city today "a proseeuie case in Justie
Freerksen's court. He has sued th
1r school distric, for go for legal service
for attending to some business for th
district and wanted to hnd out whethe
he was entitled to 1t CT not.
Rev Ronald McKillop, late OF Alban,
who recently accepted call TO the pa
ng torate OF the First Baptie. church OF tn
de city, delivered ais initial sermons Su,
Tor day. There was q large attendanc bol
morning and eveping, ths choir iurnisl
ing special mnsiG on this occasion RI
!. McKiflOp is = Eniddie-aged man OF plea
ant address, q pleasant nut forcible pu
pit orator and valuable acquisition
the religious circles OF this city, Re
n: McKillop's family, ccpsisting Of b
a wife and four sons. the eldest bell
about twenty years OF age, will reno
49,. TO this city about January 18th, or
9y soon as the parsonage CAP be placed
readiness for their reception Sale
my Statesman.
my The second trial OF Fayne Moore "
ave begin in New York on January 10. L
My la Wyer, Abraham Levy. says;he has ev
ing ence which will render her acQuital
and .vitable IL the trial comes off, which
an, will try to prevent. The trial will be
- fore another Judge, A dispstch' ea
"The woman's ilofaity to VI ct she
pa clares to 10 the truth and her devotion
Der Moore's interests prevent her being
title leased. She has had two opportuni
ects to gain her liberty, .one by swear
apa- against Moore AMI an6ther by plead
ores guilty, with D Suspension IL senter
ave She declined both professions, altho
v.-r advised by her coubeel that she va
nbsr %as, great peril"