The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06
College Notes.

1ue bFe pION NuHvlIIe DUyE went home
on their bicycles last Friday evening, re.
turning Monday morning.
The A. q. l.. s. held its ts first meet
ing ol this year Saturday evening. The
following officers we're elected TO serve
for the ensuing term: President, II. X.
Saltmarsh; yice-presijent, q. ID. Byers
secretary, q. T. Pratt; attorney, r. G.
Schumacher; critic, J. +. Torbet; mar
shsl. o. NJ. Hickey
The Athletic association met Mouday
evening.
New students are arriving every day.
The enrolment has now reached l06.
John Thompson has been appointed
librarian.
Money is being raisei by subscription
to hire q coach for the foot ball team.
The Erodelphian society met Thurs-
day evening.
There we're twenty.three days without
rain, q good September record.
The Portland exposition was formally
opened last night in manner to indi.
cate its succets.
The Combination Barber shop will
soon be improved generally. in an OPP
to-date manner.
A new supply OF Coke's dandruff cure
received at the Combination Barber
chop. just the thing for your head.
Two Mormon gentlemen have been 10
The city several daye. just what for the
DEMOCRAT 10 not infol med.
Mrs. A. r. Cyrus, former Lebanon
lady, died at Astoria yesterday. She
was president OF the w. r. @. OF that
city.
In the circuit court at Marshfield yes-
terday Ed White was sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for fifteen years, Thomas
Drew for five and Chss. Nosler for four
yeaTs.
There viii be q regular drill Of Linn
Engine Go. No. 2 at O'Clock this even
ing. All members are requested 10 BE-
present. By order OF the Chief Engineer
Among the live etock awards at the re.
! cent state fair Douglas Hood OF Albany
i received $40 for the second premium on
French and English coach and Cleveland
bay.
Don't forget that you can get cold
meats, home made pies, cakes and
doughnuts and bread at the Saturday
Afternoon Market at Cummings Drug
Store.
A Sclo man wanting a better place in
which TO live made a circuit OF the valley
after the jack'o'lantern of prosperity and
reached Scio again in just week with
out having found 1t, o good example oi
the reetlesenees of the world.
A glance at the published program for
the entertainment to be given at the
aTmory on Saturday evening By the
Rathbone Sisters, will assure every one
that they will receive full value for their
money. Tickets 10 and 20 cents. Re-
served seats 25 cents.
The S. 2, will run a special car rp the
west Side tomorrow afternoon leaving
Portland at 4;S0 so that hogeish PORT
land sports will be in the fields early
Sunday morning to sweep things and
desecrate the day. The farmers on this
side are going to watch for these Port
land sports with both eyes open.
Arecent Chicago dispatch says that
porterhouse, sirloin and tenderloin
steaks went up two cents pound in
price in Chicago in day androunds and
other cuts advanced from one 10 two
cents. Choice steaks ranged from % to
20 cents a pound, medium l6 to % cents
and common 10 to Is cents. The cause
OF the latest rise in .beef is the prices
ruling fo- csttle on the hoof at the stock
yards.
DR.. Beers and Levi Armswortty have
purchased a splendid windmill, which
is to be erected above the we'll at the
Western hotel, to furnish water for the
Beers and Armsworthy residences. The
doctor has put up fine tank and Dad
has had cistern dug out at the side Of
his house, and the two will have all
kinds Ot water in theirs,-Wasco News.
The DRMoeRAr man was preparing to
make an item upon information just
given that even the Eugene had ceased
navigating further up the river than
Salem, when the hoaTse whistle of the
Doat was heard on the river front. She
landed lea wing quite cargo for Albany
people. The steamer has fully demon.
stratsd that 1t Is possible to navigate the
Willamette the entire year from Port
land to Corvallis.