The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-05

Miss Emma Pieiffer returned iron
Portland, where she saw the Bos,onians
Mr. Allan Stellmaker has been elected
trimmer for the Electric Light company
Mrs. Fred Stahl left on last night''
overland for Los Angeles on visit Will
friends.
W. B. Peacock has returned from
Seattle, where he made arrangement
to move hiB store the FIRST OF June,
Mr Carter, of Portlsnd, a cousin of DR.
Littler, has been in the city, called here
by the death of Mrs Litiler.
c. Fl. Dodd, OF Portland, returned
home yesterday after a several days stay
in Albany. Mr.. Dodd is one OF Port
lands leading business men and politi-
Ic s.
Mrs. Collins Elkins left this noon for
her home at Lyle, Washington, after a
visit here of several days, while on her
way home from Ashland.
| o. c. Marshall of this city and MA.
Miller OF Lebanon, went 10 Cottage Grove
this noon to organize lodge of Wood
men of the World.
@. f. Burggraf. the successful archi-
tect, came up this noon from Salem TO
attend the X. OF P. banquet tonisht. II
was expecteu that the excursion party
would leave Salem on the boat at 5 o.
clock. The captain guaranteed to land
the party here at O'Clock.
Judge Boise was present at the fret
term OF circuit court held in Lane county
IN 1852, being prosecuting attorney
tor the district. There is no man in the
district who Las been more tho roughly
Identified with the judicial history Of
western Oregon than Judge Boise.
MFs. Geo S. Downing went to New
berg yesterday for brief visit. after
which she will gn 10 Portland. In that
city she viii no joined py Mr.. Downing
and together they will 90 20 alaska 90
visit tfeir daughter, Mrs. c. A. Sehl.
btde, OF juneau. Mrs. Dow ming ex.
recis to spend the summer with her
daughter while her husband investigates
the Atlin gold district, with . view OF in.
vesnnR IN good paying properties.-Ss-
lem Statesman.
A bicycle rath is being built between
Corvallis and Eugene.
The receipts of customs at Manila fer
April were half q million dollars.
Mrs. D. c. Cushman, & prominent
lady of Brownsville died at her home in
that city last Sunday.
The pretty custom OF hanging MAY
baskets and bouquets wRs observed last
evening by good many.
The new barber laH is to tie tested in
PortIsn nd, Q barber there refusing TO res
pect it is to be prosecuted anc shown
what is what.
The Santiam country is reaching out
Tor the market OF the valley in wood, ard
viii nov attack the ctpitafcity lIseli.
Local wood producers around Salem are
therefore someE hat disturbed
Next Friday afternoon will be library
day in the public schools, when Q pto-
gram suitable for the occasion will pe
presented. Donations OF books for the
library will be appreciated. Those de-
string TO attend the program TO begin at
! p. m. viii be welcome
Ar. ]. B. MsheF. who Was here Fri
Jay and Saturday, soliciting for The
Northwest pictorial souvenir to be dis
tributed among the members Of the Nat
ionaI Editional Association, occurred
S40.50. which il is desired 10 increase to
$50. .-Roseburg Review.
The Salem Kn shts OF PyInias will be
10 Albany tonight al $50 O'Clock on q
visit with The Albanv lodge, who will
give them q grand receDtion at Iheir hall.
A banquet will be serve,i by Mosier &
Ackiliop, an assurance OF 4 good one.
At q recent election in Hays City Ks..
. ticket composed OF boys was run against
the old men, and the boys won out in a
eanter. Fred Haffamier, the mayor, is
barely tWenty.oDe, and only one OF the
councilmen is older than twenty.thFee
Haffamier was born on the town site.
Two OF the councilmen we're privates in
the Twenty-frst Raneas.
There is q dispute az to who shall oc.
cupy q certain store in fulton street,
New York, and the result Is the appear
ance of two huge signs a. No 81 10 one
reading: May will remove to No 20.
three doors above, George J Heuble." :"
The other, three doors above" reads
"l n and after May { will stay right he re
and nobody else will move in. d W
Gardiner"
The new court house at Eugene wal
formally dedicated Yesterday in a yer,
elaborate program lasting nearly all day
TIE Guard takes advantage Of the occas.
ion 70 give q page wrIteup OF the hisiorI
oi the county, beginning with 1S43, wheI
there were three persons in the county
The old court house was built In 1856
and cost s.. 500, the new one has cost $74 !,
6lS and il one Of the finest in the state
A good many speeches were made anC
there was music spliced in Of high or
der.
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