The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22

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A meeting Of the United States ene;n-
eers was 70 be held in Portland today, 70
consider the question OF condemning the
canal and locks at Oregon City, and pur-
chasing them for the United States GOV
ornmcnt.
w. Clifford Nash is soon to Give his
annual concert In Eugene assisted by
Ferdinand konrad, celiist, and Miss
Hansen, contralto. The date has not
been named.
The fall races at Prinevilie will begin
on october 4, and there are twenty
seven horses there already in training
'or the contests, which are always live
affairs there.
you have piles cURR them. No use
undsrgoln horrible operations that simp,y
remove the results Of the disease without
disturbing the disease itself. Place youY
confidence In DeWiti's Witch Hazel Salye
hes nsvsr failed u cura OTHERS; il will
OF ia'' to oars yoi' Foshay & Mason.
The total deposits in tho First Nation |
al Bank OF Eugene are t53S, ,80Q. .6S.
The street car has been indisposed 10 |
Gay and ne consequence the hotels have |
had buses on the depot route.
Tom johnson has moved his boo.
black stand east two blocks and h now
as the Combination shop. Tom il ali |
right ~ sinner and gives satisfaction.
Baker City has been having siege on
the electric light proposition, and has
been In darkness for some time, Next
month the city OF Albany will have a
new contract 10 make.
Mr.. q. w. Young's thorough bred
team took lively SPIN across the rail.
road ON 9Th street this forenoon, upset.
ing the wagon, but Going very little
damage.
Several weeks ago a bow careI.sslv
'lung small shot or stone with Ma slinc
mot through the plate glass window of
Il. +. McIiwain, or % as 10 make a hole
through. The glass was insured against
Today new glass arrived 10
AXE Its place.
AZ Lebanon last Saturday while HELM.
ng 70 unload rome straw at the paper
NIL w. II. Keeper was seriously iniur-
a. Inc derrick and about three hun. +.
lred pounds OF straw fell upon him. He
vas unconscious when dug from under
he straw, but will iecover all right.
While mold is reported in the hops all ,
hrongh the valley there is said TO be /
Iery little In this county, none at all In
ne thirty acre yard OF Charles Davis at
ms city. In the yards around Knox's !
butte, the picking in which has been
title.
u. >. Young, the lapidarist, who is
now situated on 9th street three doors
sast OF Thurston street, has shown the {
DEMOCRAT three very remarkable stones
wnch he found in Southern Oregon and
polished and mounted. One Ia a WON.
ms face, another lady sitting down
lnu the other mountain scene with a
axe In front, said to be a striking re-
'emblancs to Crystal Lake, Yosemite
'ailey, Mr.. Young is now ready to cuS
ma polish stones on short order.
The following registered at the college
his afternoon Ruth Finn, F. @. sSteIi.
nacher, Russell Wallace, Frank will.
amson, Willard L. Marks, Jennie Free.
'ksen, B. F. Longbottom, ssFrank Wire.
Minnie Miller, J. II. RaIston, Robert
Corbet Arlene Train, John Burkhart,
Newton Anderson, Helena Viereck,
lonn McHargue, Albany; Edith A. Van !
Dyke, Medford; d. w. Wight, Lebauon.
gladys Shaw, GrandssPrairie; .Edgar
dickinson, Crabtree; Il. F. Smick, Rose
,Sur9 Elbert S. Robe, Jas. Thompson,
Jarl Cooley, Q. @. Snyder, Brownsville;
ELLA Bloore, Turner; G. d. Byers, Co.
luille Oity; g. t. Pratt, Halsey; S. X,
dartsock, Oakland; Q. 4. Mulkey, Me-
lama; Clyde Riley, Crabtree; ]. W.
Gaines, Paul Mauser, Scio.
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