The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-29
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from the News:
II may be Of Interest to our iarmer
readers TO know that daring the paet
year koss e. Hibler has shipped fiom
here 10, 200 dozen eggs, 300 dozen pouI.
try, $500 ponrds OF butter.
A. L. Mcleod, manager OF the Inland
grain con- pany, Of JuIietIa, Idabo, was
IN bcio yesterday, he came here TO in
speet the Northwestern Flax Il Fiber
Manfg. Co'e plant with Q view OF estab-
fishing . similar plant in Idaho.
Jennings Bros have moved their sa-
loon In the Austin building, and Jones
bfos. have opened up ea.oon 10 the
building recently purchased by them
IIom J. M. Bilyeu and vacated by Jen-
lings Bros.
Sheridan Glasg who has boen in east
eTn Oregon for come time past came
home the first Of the week. He came
~ far 80 Albany last week and reInained
there several days, receiving medical
treatment for badly diseased foot.
Died, at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
A. M, Young, In this city, Tuesday, Dec
ember 10, 1859, Mre. Francis s. QueeneT,
vile Of J. r. QneeneT, OF Berry, aged 30
yeaTs.
Died, ct her home, near Jordan, Ore,
Thursday, December IA, 1899, MTs. VIII.
lamina Bilyeu, wife oi II. &. Bilyeu,
aged ~ years and ii months.
Mike bnd James BiIyeu and Chas.
Richardson returned from their visit
with eastern relstives Wednesday morn
ipg. While they saw a great deal Of in
terest TO them and visited many relatives
and friends, stilI they were glad 10 be at
home again.
In a bowling contest this week be.
tween members OF the Scio Bowling
Club, A J Johnson bowled four comes
making 80, "a, 81 and II, o total of 23C
pins 10 the forty iramee, or an average
OF 678. We are informed that the best
score on the coast Tor four games 10 226
and II this be the case Mr.. johnson hai
lowered o record. The games were
bowled In friendly contest, and In ths
, order given here. The alley is q Iegu
lation alley, bus is made OF soft wood.
The Beers have bullied Butler int
backing Eve miles. Bully for the Beers
The bridges have been moved on Lon
. Tom, a big piece OF tomfoolery.
i The'report ofa coyote near Scio cause
hunt nearly SIS big as Boer army
The coyote escaped,
a, There are twenty inches OF snow o
the ground ut sumpter. Webfoot
!, good enough for the DEMocRAT man.
Speaking Of the poor farm it must t
remembered that the people Of the cour
q ty voted it. To be run 1t must be place
;, in good sanitary condition with sui
o able buildings, and this has been don
Whether it will be seIf-sustaining or n,
n is question that can be decided on
4 alter several years trial, and not befol
a there 10 an opportunity to get it In rur
|. ming order. The cost 90 far has been Z
4 more than is absolutely necessary
make il q proper place for the residenG
!, Of poor people.
d This is the shortest day Of the year,
9 fact easily observed and appreciated.
, There is no better Christmas presel
n to friends or relatives in other place
d particularly those who have oncs resi-
9, ed in Albany than subscription to
n home paper for year. Send the Dem
,e cRAT.
Ten more days OF the nineteenth ce
y tury. Prepare to turn over new le
on the beginning of the twentieth ce
= tury, determined to keep the resolution
= on it.
:, 1t is going to take practice to wri
= 1900. 1t looks as il there was nothir
= in 100, and yet the college graduates
!. that year write it that way with b
70 anticipations.
i The Portland papers are full of pial
1t advertisements. The profit on music
, instruments, judging from the remarl
10 OF other dealers, must be immene
III People who dance must pay the fiddle
Eugene city is also talking a ne
m opera house. Albany has been talkil
at one now since the old one was burne
But the ink has about dried on thu p
III per.
ID
:" An editor makes enemies. He al
N makes friends, and good ones, too.
ID little squib aimed at no one in partic
p. lar will hit some hollow headed indiyi