The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-10
HOME AND ABROAD.

Have your stoves polished by oHtno
u HuLBUHT.
Good groceries snd produce At T.. r..
Fenton's. First ct. Hill Block.
The best hay, oats and mill feed In the
ciiy at u. +. Fenton's Hill block.
A large number Of farmers are in the
city today who report a big acreage OF
! wheat soSn for next year. The outlook
is good In this direction.
The scott boy IL practically we'll, bnt
will Of course be kept al home the neces.
sary length Of time. The little girl who
bad tne chicken pox few weeks ago has
soms boils now, and that 10 all.
Al Tx. Gays that "we hear tho name
OF Attorney II. d. Norton Of Grants Pass
mentioned as candidate for Congress
on the democratic ticket at the coming
election. Harry would make good run
here.
Two foot ball eleVens passed through
Albany this noon, the WiIlamettes for
Corvallis, the Chemawas for Eugene.
The DEMocRAT's prediction is that the
q. A. @. and the u. Of o. will be the
winners. But they will have to rustI O..
Little Bob Stewart this noon when the
Washington vain stopped at the water
tank, got on car to cross. The train
started up with the little fellow on board.
A soldier appreciated the situation and
let him to the ground when the train was
goiog fast.
The Washington troops passed through
the city at l2:40 and awhile later In two
actions Tor home, and they were evil
IDENTITY In hurry TO get there for the
trains only stopped for water. There
were quite 9 number OF Albany people at
the depot to see them IL the opportunity
offered.
The Waterloo correspondent Of the
Lebanon 4. A. says: There YVES tumult
In our city, last Monday evening. Some
rude men, who CHARMED to think Mr.. A.
H., oil Albany, and a worthy widow of
our burg had been joined In wedlock q
holy bonds, came like thief Tor band
Of them) in the night, armed with 100
COW belle, 20 dish pans, 100 rounds oil
ammunition, aud other weapons, etc.,
besi les lungs like Sioux warriors, and
proceeded to make night sonoyous with
| all the noises Of the Inferno before Minis
hoets house. Failing TO get any refresh
ments, they departed as they came.
The foot ball game next Monday after
noon will give business men an oppor
tunity 70 see live game, where It wa
imPossib!e for them TO get away iron
their stores on the more BUSY day Of Sat
nrday. The admission will be 25 cents
10 cents for children. The game prom
ises TO be fast one. The general maze
up will be about the same as In the re
cent game, with two or three changes
Ramp will probably be at quarter, HoS
ard at the end in place Of Beeson VII,
Was injured and McClannahan at bali.
The following letter from Rev. Loui
Albert Banks, who many years ago wa
. Corvallis nastoF, and who 10 nov pal
tor Of First NJ. E. church, Cleveland
Ohio. is . strong endorsement Of Mis-
Oliverss ability: "HaviDg heard th
most famous readers Of the present day
! take pleasure in say ing without hesita
ton that Miss Katherine Z. Driver ha
given me more pleasure as . reader ant
impersonator than ANY other have eve
heard. She 10 rare artist who will Civ
unmeasured delight to the most crit
audience" At the U. P. church mex
Monday evening. AdRission free. A
liberal collection will be expected.