The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
HOME AND ABROAD.

For the best bed spring 10 the city 70
TO I. Brink. He has them.
The street car will 20 10 the Orphans
Home at 3 O'Clock on Thursday.
Dancing school" every Tuesday night
and Saturday afternoon At Hollands q
Hall in Vance Bldg. Second Street.
Buy your tickets for the: A. o. u. w.
Minstrel early as limited number only
can be sold.
Don't forget the date Tuesday Eve
March ID. Hhere, why, at the i. q. U.
w. temple.
The marbles have given away TO kites.
Being informed that prominent Sa-
lem politician had joined the church an
other asked:
What tCr?"-Journal.
II the Pacific Homestead OF Salem, a
new agriculture paper, kecus up its pres-
ent slick" IL will stand high % an agri.
cultural paper. II Is all right and is q
ereGit TO the publishers as we'll as the
state.
Tie charge OF larceny against HiIda
Hobson, alias etc whose real name 10
swame, was dismissed and Mise Swame
was discharged by the Corvallis justice.
Her case is pitiable one.
For Presbyterian deacon end mem.
Der oil the faculty Of an Oregon medical
college, Justice Frank Moore showed
great llberallty and federation in presld-
Ing alta Christian Science ance.-Jour.
nal.
The counties OF Linn. Benton, Douglas
a ~ al aff
who championed the act OF Congress
which made Oregon a territory of the
United States. PolK was President, Benz
ton, Douglas and Linn were mem bers
Of Congress at tbs time OF the adoption
OF Oregon. n.-Ex.
Mr.. Risley went cat fishing across the
river yesterday afternoon. On his way
home IN the evening he stopped at q
meat market to get some meat to 90
With the fish. leaving thirty hve cat fish
ont side. When he went out the feh
were gone. They bad been stolen.
A joint Linn and Lane teachers insti-
tnte will be held at Harrisburg next FRI
day. Among those down for papers or
addresses are Superintendent Mcdonald,
Miss Luella Brewster, Prof. Allingham,
Miss Minnie Evans. Miss sorensen, Miss
lula Bradley, MISS Fannie Grlggs end
Miss Grimes.
Transformation OF Prineville is illus-
lrated in the following: Twenty-one
years ago !. l. ketchum. went into the
shoemaking business in Prineville and
has followed that occupation ever aiLce.
Ot All che business 1rua at that time in
our city, Mr.. ketchum alone remains.
The Brownsville Times is running
timber land notices signed by the regis
ter Ct Roseburg Tor forty five different
persoTs through western Oregon, among
the following from Linn county: Rufus
Drum, Z. @. Brandeub berry, OF Albany,
w. ]. Dfirkard, OF Ha.sey. ii. @. Barr,
Harry Saitmarsh, Charles Farrell, @. /.
barr, OF Albany, John Harrison, II Ugh
Biakely, Henry b. Blakely.
From the Editorial Review in the
March "Review.oi-R Revie ss." The war
is hideous mistake for both belliReT.
ents. The English were wrong In pro-
yoking u and the Beers were wrong in
precipitatlpg 1t. No English man has
yeniured 10 suggest any possible outcome
OF the war that would be valuable
enough 10 justify the loss OF British
blood that has already occurred.
In anticipation OF the passage Of the
Indian war pension bill blank applica-
tiona for pensions have alresdy been
prepared and are being circulated among
veterans Each applicant will have to
give foil name and correct service, name
Of captain, company, regiment, etc. II
the Dill passes as It viii worthy lot of
men will receive pensions for tome
splendid service done this country.