The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-26
After WOOIen Mills.

The new woolen trust is after toe wool
en- mills OF the coast generally, including
those at Albany and Salem. The Albany
mill will not 60 into the trpst under any
circumstances. The scheme no doubt is
to get possessin OF the smaller mills, or
control OF them and then shut them
down. The proprietors of the Albany
mill consider it public institution OF
Importance to Albany and are too loyal
to our city tn permit OF anything of that
character. IL is Ieported tina: Mr.. Kay
OF Salem is considering the proposition,
but will not accept any terms but COM
plete cash for the plant, which is not the
program OF the ust as a rule. Ii in
doubtful il any or more than a very few
OF the mills OF the coast go into the COM
biDe.
Frank psvey, of Salem, will deliver
the 4th OF July GRAFTON at Fossil.
License was issued today for the mar
riage OF c. F. Libby and Lizzie Miller.
Mr.. E. E. Montague will succeed VI.
E. Simonton as bOokkeeper with Hop
kins Brothers.
Mr.. ]. w. Anderson, one Of the early
pioneers of this city, is lying dangerous
Iy ill at his home in this city.
Mrs. A. J. Goodman, Of Independence,
ls IN the city the guest OF her mother
Mrs. w. F. Henderson;
Mrs. John Fox and Mrs. W. A. Calder
returned last night from their trip to CAL
ifornia after pleasant experience.
Miss Louise Weber, who has been
teaching in Prineville for eight months,
was in the city this noon on her way to
her home at Corvallis.
License was issued today for the
marriage OF A. J. Welt aud Nancy Jane
Simons Of near Lebanon. This will be
Mr.. Welt's fifth marriage.
The Portland Telegram Gays editorial.
ly: The Odd Fellows conferred honor
upon a true, deserving man when they
chose j. K. " eatherford grand maeter.
ieut. Terrell, son Of Judge Terrell Of
Marion county, heavy weight foot ball
player of the 0. A. c. will be sent home
for discharge on account OF disability.
Mr.. c. III. Close, of San Jose, Calf. q
former Minnesota friend, of F. NJ.
French, is in the city on a visit with Mr..
French and family.
Jim Petty, Of Astoria, well known all
over the state, II Is reported has inherit
ed million ,lo'iars by the death OF an
uncle in New York City.
F. A. Mcdonald, the first elected Judge
OF Crook County is being strongly talk
ed of as a candidate fur governor on the
democratic ticket in Washington
Crook County Journal.
| Y v. Sleeves, prominent Portland
lawyer, has gone to Manila in the inter
est OF big eastern syndicate. with money
to invest. A Portlsr d Sunday papel
gives h4m parting 81 I'd off
! Al. Hunt of Albany returned las
evening after 9 visit with g A. Page, o
Ontario, Malbeur county, who was del
egate 20 the Grsnd lodge.-Salem Journ.
G. F. Burggraf, the architect, is in th'
city and will be here good deal unit
the completion of the court house, He
has rented house and may reside her
permanently.
Mr.. w. E. Arnold, the meFry-go-rouns
man, was in the city today, TO see aboni
coming here during the band tourna
ment. He is now running his horses a
Portland.
Captain L. /. Pickens arrived iron
San Francisco by steamer Monday night
accompanied from the latter place b
MrF. Pickens. Thel are temporaril
stopping at the home OF their brother-i
law, A. W. Min. The captain is rapid
ly improving in health.-Oregon Git
Courier.
Mrs H E Smith Of Oregon city claim
the distinction of being niece Of til
late Roswell T. Flower, ex-governor {
New York state, and leader OF Wa
street. Mrs. NJ. j. Morris of :this cit
Is about equal to this being cousin
the famous Gen. Funston, whose darir
deeds in the Philippine war are resoun'
ing around the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Philpott who ha'
been attending the /. D. o. F. graz
lodges. returned to their home nei
harrisburg today. While in the eli
they were guests of tie families Of Z.
Mckinney and w II. n. Darby. Mr.
g PhiIpt tt has rhe reputation Of being q
: best dairyiet in the estate.-Salem Jour
!; al.
3 Mrs. w. Lair Hill arrived Saturdi
!. from Seattle on her way home to Ga
e land, California, and visited over Su
day with her mother, Mrs. P.
Chandler. Mrs. Hills niece, Miss PEI
Chandler, of this place. is visiting
Mrs. Hills in California.--Forest Gro
Times.
III Captain and Mrs. Dentler are now
= Gated at Humacio, about sixty mi
no from San Juan, Porto Rico. Capti
10 Dentler's regiment was at one time I
ng der orders to proceed to Manila, but
lve 10th infantry, 70 which Captain Gei
eF' 10 attached, was substituted. AmC
'2t Captain Dentler's duties is the distri
ton OF food and supplies furnished by
es' government to INDECENT Porto Ricani
Corvallis Times.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Johns arrive
NJ. ALBANY few days ago from Minneap'
and will make Albany their home, |
5a'l ing located in Mr.. Johns residence in
Box third ward. Mr. Johns was a nep
Of the late Robert Johns.