The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-01

DR.. and MTR. Adams returned this
noon from the Bay and will visit friends
and relatives In the valley several days
before retaining TO work a: their office
next Monday.
Mrs. Charles Tillouon, woo had an
arm broken In runaway &C. ideni near
Independence. several weeks ago, is
Ill with pneumonia at her home In BeL.
/. comfy.
MIR. and Mre. r. l.. Such arrived in AL.
bany this morning from Tacoma, where
they have been visiting With their
dnuRh'er Mrs. Waiter Turrell, for sew
eraI We. he.
Mrs. " VI. wolveiion OF Spokane,
returned this noon from the Bay. Mrs.
w. 10 daughter VI Mr. Louis Miller . ad
Mr.. Wo.vsTton u hrotier VI Chief just
Ice Wo yerion.
Daniel b. Brink. OF Melvern, Kansas
arrived In Albany this noon, on q visit
with his bro her, Thomas Brink and
family, whom be had not seen - tween
ty-ssven yea-e.
County C,erk Crabtree today issued
two licenses for marriage, one to j. X.
Powers and Miss S. s. Sylvester OF La
comb and the other TO Zenos G.. Ames
and Miss May G. Henderson OF Swee,
Home.
| 10. fleetwood and w. D. Goesaro, q
San Jose, passed through Albany on the
overland for home with hve huadred
pounds oi god dust which they had
disRed out Of the ground around Daw.
son.
Mr.. Fred Wallace, Of Co., vent tc
Oregon City to accept position in tht
mill, secured by one OF his fellow sol
dieTs. There 10 strong and laetinG
friendship between the Albany and Ore
gon City poys.
Barney Bond left tocay for Por land I,
reenlist in the U. 5 service. He recent
1 ly closed three yeart service in the AL
infantry. and was discharged after hav
ing been In both tie Crban and Philip
/, pine ware, seeing some very active Ger
, vice particularly in the former.
i Chas. Briclers, tie tallest man in Or
a eSun, who resides at Dallas, csme owe
| this morning via stage. lie measures
feet and 10 inches IN his stocking fee
nd is still growing. he ie IS rear
1 age and weighs 235 pounds and
= obuet.-Salem Journal,
: Capt. MoGregor, of the SalyatiJ
& Army left this noon for Mosier. nes
Toe Dalies, in respC nse 10 word receive
:. yesterday that her mother who reside
4 there was dangerously III. Aaoths
y Capt has been secured TO take her pla,
! = during her absence. TCnight tap
= Hubbard will have charge oi the NEE
= ing.
:. Tie books which were offered as priz
e fo- the best examination papers in Il
A Willamette university law school Ia
spring have been di tributed by fDes
:. Richardson. In the senior class w. (
y lie Richardson took the fret prize, Ell
Y cyclopedia OF Pleading and practice,
!, twenty volumes, and F. W. Power. Il
!. second, Cooperative Digest, in six vo
: umes. In the iut ior c'ass II. A. Johl
!, , son, Jr., tJoh tie pr 10 Of Blackstone
= Commentaries, four volumes. Sale
Journal.
c: w. Watts was busy yesterday GO
y y ting Gle Ct the Democrat for two lnontl
70 10 take back to Dawson with him. 1
J Vill leave Seattle on Sept. Z, having n
y celved q dispatch from hie paltner, d
y Wilcoxson, at Chicago, to he ready q
:, that day 10 etart back Tor Dawson G
4 his way back Mr.. Watts will have ch ~
=" Of about ten car loads Of mining machi
cry. Great strides are being made
Q Dawson in the character Of mining Of
g sratione, The old way is fast giving ",
ton ' methods.
Your grocer keeps it.