The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-29

uauEHttT, Mrs. IL. W. I.nngdun. Ha
WAS prosecuting attorney ol,this district.
residing 1T Albany for several years.
where iie rFaelced his profession when
mol m That office. Ua moving to Idaho
several yeRfa ago he WIS elected Judge,
hlling the office acecp,ably. His death
81 ~ bn regretted ly many friends
. hroushou. Oregon,
WnfHe II Co.'s. The Oregonian has
been giving wheels that told where the
money nf the different cliies ri Oregon
aaes. To-day 1t represents the figures for
Albany as loll0wa' Salaries az .ae0, iirc
department fl.a23, improvements si,-
f'b, IiRhsa ~ ,70B. police si,2i0. streets
alla sewers vi ,l8G, other expenses $685.
o'' hiH for the taet tihcAi year. The
total ~ $40, ,Sn3 %. The wheel Of where
AlbsnS's money ,Eocs Ia not complete
without mentioning nearly $4,000 paid
. r interest.
Hey. j. G. Wooley and wife, Of Mis-.
sonri, recently consecratcd 10 mission
work Ia Japan by the General Assembly
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
In soaaion Ht Ecnvcr. Col, will be IN tho
ci'y over Sunday sept. oAth, and will
preach morning and evening In thee. l..
church. Everybody are cordially invited
10 attend each OF thu services. Tho min-
sionaFiea wli 10 from here TO San Fran.
cisco ~ embark for Japan In few days,
j A. Losan0rIoM, Pastor.
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a HRairy drummer was IN the city
today, who was in New Richmond. the
wisconsin city destroyed by tho eveione.
since The disaster. He reports lhe city
recovering from the effects nj IL. In n
financial way 1t was benefit. Over
F2p0 900 was distributed among the citi.
rens according to their Losses and some
were placed on their feet and there ~
new life there aud better buildings.
E..C. Rogers and family have moved
70 Lebanon TO ruside.
q. II. Coehow OF Brownayille. was at
tending to business In Albany today.
Mr.. Gam. May. HarrisburR's popular
merchant, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. scndere and daughter OF HarrIs- !
burg, arc visiting Albany friends.
Mrs. q. H. HaiRht returned last night |
from visit with Portland friends.
Fred Oarrick' III. w. Baldwin and n
J. Bryant. OF Klamath Falls have been /
ga eats at the St Chatlet.
Joel Booth Of Lebanon was In tho eitv
last evening. He will leave In few
days to resume hir studies in the Cooper
Medical College at San Francisco.
Mr. Lyle Speer returned last night
from WArmSprings, where ho has been
spending MS vacation, and ha entered
upon bis studies for bis senior year.
Mrs. II. o. Taylor, OF Macleay,who for
the past month has been receiving med
zeal attendance In this city, went 10 Alb
any yesterday for n few weeks visit with
relatives.
Miss Mary Stewart has assumed tho
position oil assistant book. keeper in the
store Of y. n. Young 4 Son, succeeding
MrA John Aftermath, who will Join her
huf Fnd at Centralia, Wash.
.EyC. w. Lowe has decided 10 mako
his headquarters in Eugene for optical
work. lie Will establish and handle an
optical department in connection with
!. >. Lucsrys jewclry store.-Eucene
Guard. eN"N
Mrs, Magroon, nee, Mrs, Smith.
whose husband is one OF the travelliug
salesmen for Wiley b. Allen Co. has
been IN the city on visit with friends
alter being in Southern Oregon for some
time. '''''s
Miss Annie Marshall will leave in n
lew days TO teach the school at EIGHT
MIN, near Hepner. Miss Marshall Is A
graduate OF the Normal department OF
Albany College and will make splendid
teacher.
Doug Hamilton was in the city TODAY.
with his most captivating smile he in.
formed the DEMOCRAT that he was about
TO start out with a magic lantern show.
beginning at franklin Butte, admission
10 cents. He has views OF MANY things
ifom Alaska to the Red Sea.
The Turner correspondent for the
Statesmen says:
Miss Lila Blower has gone to Albauv
where she will resume her studies nj The
Albany college. Miss Lucy Blower and
MISS were Crocker will go soon to the
same school, they being vtudents there
last year. {
Farmer q. f. Earhart, the inventor '
OF the rotary road scraper, hiss been Of /
fered $l00, 900 for his patent by st. Louis c
parties. Mr.. Earhurt lives quietly on 9
his farm three miles northeast OF this '
city. We are not informed whether he I
will accept the efer. The machine was a
used on the streets OF this city during I
the summer and works to perfection.g b
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