The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20

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The Dallas base ball club have beaten so
many different mines that they are pulled
up a. big ~ an elephant. Albany has the
material for knocking the spots" complete
ly of thsir big nino, II they could only be
gotten together aud given several years prac-
tioe.
We are informad by Mr. Nose Parker who
lives In Center Precinct that rust has appear.
cd on tho wheat in his locality. II is CON
fined To the blades and hence 10 not regarded
with alarm. He says large yield il looked
for it the crop Is not injured from rust or
otherwise.
AL of the present faculty of the public
schools wero rehired for the next school year
unanimously, 80 generally have they given
satisfaction, We understand. Though, that
Miss EllA Mcbride has resigned, go that
another teacher will hAye to be appointed
in her place.
In GLASGOW, a city Of half million. 81 out
OF 100 families, live in singlo roOm. and
many OF such families contain father. moth.
sr. ak or seven children and they take in
dodgers, besides. We In Oregon, who have
plenty OF room should rejoice that We do not
have to live as swine.
Mr. + L Bryan living near Tangent reeeiv-
cd dispatch Wednesday from his brother
in-law, T Brown, liviag at Trinidad. Colo.
RADIO, conveying the sad intelligence that
Mrs Brown. lsister TO Mr. Bryan, was dying.
The entire community will sympathize with
Mr. Bryan in this sld afliieeion.
Specimens Of agricultural products OF ali
kinds will always be gladly received at this
office With IN excellent place for exhibit.
Ing them. il will work 10 the interest Of tho
county To make good display Of our products
some where in Albany. No better place can
be found than at the DEMOCRAT Office.
1t is to be regretted that things arc not
arranged 30 that there can be county fair
this fall. They are Of permanent teneGt TO
. community and as we'll great instructors
to agricultaralists baI no amount Of theor-
izing will settle the matter. IL looks very
much as il we are destined 10 fair leas than
other counties
The sad news was resolved in this city
Saturday Of the death of Mr l. A Freeland,
at Roseburg Mr. FrselAnd was for many
years Postmaster in this city. having been
succeeded by p II Raymond. He was high.
ly respected by all. and leaves many warm
friends in Albany and Linn eounty to mourn
the loss of . good man.
On Friday Of last week . house Of Mr. Big.
gers at Scio caught en- fire. and the roof
burned nearly of before the 6re could be CT.
tinguished. A tenant had been living in
the house and had just moved from il tina.
day. In cleaning up before leaving some
old stiaw had been thrown in the fire place
and being scattered some, caught from re-
naming sp1fks and spread towards the roof,
which it burned, a. stated.
A fev weeks ago we pablishsd tho Lords
Prayer as taken from Gill L Cos Chinook
JaTsaa. A friend, an old osegoniAn gives
us different rendition a. follows Pssica
papa clasca init lite sOthly close iiahe. mica
~StNty NANiAs oAoAn HAAd . pot
latch nesica sum pc sun nesca supalills, wake
cumtux uesica mosacha. kanqaA neaica wake
nesfca clatawaw mosacha iscum nesiea siaw
mosacha.
On the seventh of July our County Gov.
ernment viii eh-nge hands, the old going
out, aud the new coming in. OF those re-
firing. our efficient County Treasurer will
move out Of the city. aud will return his
home at Scio. OF those coming TO Albany
to live there wik be II. FArwell, the new
County Treasurer. J K Charlton, Sheriff, ID
Andrews, County Clerk and perhaps A II
Peterson. Coroner.
Prof Z II Richardson commenced his school
again At Knox Butte on last Monday after
vacation Of two weeks. which was given "a
allow him TO attend the closing exercises o.
tho Oregon State Normal School and also
having the pleasure Of being one OF the grad
uating class. lie comes back with his "shecy
skin" marked A. b. He is AN exeellen
teacher aud will no doubt some day hold !
high position in the profession.
! Last Monday Dr. G w MAstou pa rclase,
the Mart Brown property, near tho Cour
House, and will move into It this week. Tn,
Doctor will repaint it and improve the plac
generally so that it will be made one Of tn
handsomest residences and most desirable
homes in albany. Having an uncommonl,
imposing location. as well as large and at
trActive house, We are much pleased to 90
it occupied again by one who will keep il u
as well as DR.. Mastoa will.
First street is already being put in goo
condition, the walks being lowered, etc., 6
that when the tournament occurs in August
we will have q good race coarse for fremen'
contests. This will be q three days affair
and will bring considerable money into tn
city, 30 that it deserves . hearty support
Already it is being literally encouraged, an
is bound TO be great success. 1t will b
Aloany's greatest event during the year, .
an immense time may be looked for.
Last Saturday Mr. Frank Propst was III
fortunate enough to hose his purse, contain
ing over $50 in money. Fortunately it II
into hands of Mr. d 7 Wyman. j, ,Gradwohl
book-keeper, who returned it to the owns
: when called for, there being nothing TO idel
. tify it. II person must lose money, q
rangements should be made to have hone
: men like Mr. Wyman, TO linl it, for as ru
money ONE lost can a.ver be found.
john b. Cough, the veteran lecturer, wi
has spoken in nearly every civilized countr
u will be in Portland about the first of Jul
An effort should be made to have him con
to Albany aud now is the time before til
slate is filed. The writer heard him le
n ture FIVE or six years ago, and would give b
best hat to hear him again, This will pro
q ably be the only opportunity the people
4 Oregon will have to hear this disting uish,