The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-17
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from The News.

Dr L Hill was over from Albany
Yesterday 70 c, insult with DR. Prill re-
gaEding the condition Of Mrs P o Smith.
Mrs Laura Cleveland, OF Albany. and
her son. Fred Jones. of Cottage Grove,
are visiting 10 Seio this week, the guest
J Of Ar and Mrs. r Jones.
| TN Munkers who has been i'll for sew
eral months psst. has % far recovered
as 20 be able 10 be down towu, and he is
rteeiying the congratulations Of his
many friends.
Miller came over lrom Albany
Tuesday with load Of household goods.
Tbs balance Was shipped 10 Munkers,
and he and hIs IaDily will nov become
permanent residents OF Scio.
J A Biiyeu has sold bis fine so acre
iArn. I've mileE east Of Scio 70 James
Shindier, = Bohemian gentleman who
srriTed lass week from Sebraska.
There was o real live ChinAman In scio
on Aonday, and this fact attracted con.
siderable attention. II 10 not often that
hiraman visits our city, and theae
are none living hare.
The annual meeting Of the voters Of
the Scio school district Was he'd at the
city ball oo Monday, and ak Which time
TO rs vas elected eler.-
There xere s43 deaths ia Portland in
1SS.
An Albany man 10 accused OF having
whipped bis vile. The man is said 70
nave been intoxicated.
. MTs. Elizabeth Skeais, recently de-
( ceased IN Londou, vas the mother Of six
polieemen--ceeu as pensioned BY Queen
Victoria in 1859.
|. The special train load Of the lsadins
officials ot the S. r. passed through Abb
any last evening with their ewes wid,
open.
= Within twenty minutes after the frs
: alarm was can't in high priced depart
ment house in Chicago Was utterly de
mo.Ished.
Il The remains OF Mrs Eta McCullouch
!. who died in Salem yesterday we're take
; through Albany this noon to Harrisbur
. her former home for burial.
Il The new superintendent oi she penii
enaiary was q member OF the state legis
& latuEe from Polk county when Dolph "a
/, elected, being supporter ol that gentle
" man and an opponent OF Mitchell.
r: A Kentucky farmer, noticing q tree o
s. bis place filieL With something thi
looked like black fruit, inspected il mol
IN closely and discovered that hundreds
ht blackbirds we're frozen TO The limbs
v. J. A. Weaver has begun moving b
to large stock OF goods to the Thompson b
We four doors west Acroes the street, whel
ga be viii be found fur ninety davs previol
ng to locating peTsn1nsntly in tie room 60
occupied by Mr.. Gradwohi.
+. c. Neal, county recoruer, lost
couple Of 81 revenue stamps Yesterday
ternoon from 4 vest pocket, and Awhi
afterwards n man tried to cell couple
such stamps for 81 so, stating that one
his children had found them.
Found on the streets Of Albany evi
emily by scme one who had come to 4
city With it for the bounty, a coyS
scalp. IL is an interesting iact that
/ was picked up by the county clerk hil
self, who sets on scalrs.
The boys at the freight depot yesterd
afternoon recsived an order by telephC
10 move about one hundred bales Of NJ
and large lot OF chaire in anticipate
of the.arrival OF the inspecting ofiicia
When partly moved they learned th
they were the eubjects of 9 practiS
joker.
ls While shoeing horse yesterday eft
Is noon Mr.. Cramer was thrown under
re animal which proceeded TO walk on hi
IN He was pulled from under him and
r tunately was not seriously injur
IS though it looked dangerous for q I
sl ment.
Jake Horn OF Corsou's Inlet, N.
id who ia known as the ''eel king" of So
Jersey, has caught with the use I
\. spear, more than l00, 900 cells during
past thirty years. Their aggreg
length was more than sixty miles
their combined weight wac mere q
\ fifty tops.
y The Mascot Gun Club had q
monthly contest yesterday resulting
DIR. Leineneer securing the medal vii
ecore OF %, Grant Froman next with
a John Warner 20, Otto Clelan 10,
Baltimore II. Or. Leinenger will v
the medal for the second time in sucs
sion.
One OF the western soldiers at Ma
\ writes that he went into q store to
a toothbrush, and that the storeke,
took down everything in the shop be
he could be made to understand wha
customer wanted. After the brush
been found the soldier learned tha
Y native name was "tapoknoe tampri
4 and he ia afraid to uee 1t for fear il m
break his teeth.
Mr.. Burt, whose son wac whippe'
Prof. Jones, principal of the Park sch
assaulted Jones on the street one
this week. Jones defended himse.
vigorously that Burt came out se'
best in the fight. 1t lie poor plar
jump On to teacher for whippiu
pupil. Better give the pupil ano
one when he comes homo, and send
NJ back to school. Salem Journal.
l.. A. Jordon and family have arl
in Albany from Los Gatos, Oalif.,
will locate here. Mr.. Jordon waa b
few months ago. but returned to
orhia expecting to remain there.
drought though changed his mind
he came back to Albany whore he
considerable property.