The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-24

Why so omuchgI3ecause they want to induc
farmers to store there,aud because there
aloeal strife. Last year, We are told, the.
paid at times two cents less than In Albany
: Il pays In the long run to follow the mar
ket that has a reliable bottom to It. II yol
do store In Corvallis, which Is all right an,
! way " you live nearer that place,we advls
i you to sell AZ once at that figure. Corvalll
, Is no doubt generally as good market a
Albany but Il Is great Injustice for deal
, ers to offer forced price and then drop 4
the market price. This practice does the
farmer more harm than good In the lonl
run. The DKMocRAr wants TO see tn
farmer yet the highest possible price but
Is not Ia favor OF any traps In the business
SEVERAL ARREsTs.--on complaint OF M
J. A. Gross, Of tho Depot Hotel, Arthu
Knosller was arrested this morning for usinl
proiano language, taken before Recorde
Henton and fined IS and costs. Yours
Knoeller had been working as a waiter a
tho hotel aud had several quarrols with the
other walters, Mr. Gross aud people generally,
lie isa fresh looking, fiery little German,
with temper like that OF Eve dollar razoI
and flies to pieces like burstod bOu.b. In q
dispute with one waiter he t-asieally reached
for his pocket, when the waiter became
frightened aud rushed for the Marshal bat
tho Recorder properly refused 60 issnse q
warrant Young knoeller then had quar-.
| rel with Mr. Gross, in the course of which he
was hit on the head. Thinking the circum-
stances did not Justify an arrest both Record
- HawAas. al Iskaktaa Hnut.hH.st e.ftsa.N fs
issue a warrant Justice Brink though wrote
out the document aud Mr. Gross was duly
arrested for ASSAULT and battery.
Mr. Hoon.-Messrs Crawford aud Littler
tho photographers arrived home last Tuesday
from an eventfal trip up Mt. Hood. the pride
Of the Northwest Both were elsted with
their experiences. Mr Littler. who came
from sunnysFloridA particularly so. They a..
sceaded the mountain IL. 500 feet, and took
uinety nine views while goae some Of which
i'll be very Ilne. Among other trophies oI
their trip they brought hack the iAw.bons ol
some strange beast, fouad at the snow line.
aud some sulphur from the crater. They
could have goue 10 the top. but were ready
20 retura home aud 80 gave IL up. Mr..
Henry Coaner. Of Portland arrived IA Al
bany on the same train on visit. He is al.
] 50 just back from trip to Me. Hood, which
with live other young men OF Portland he a..
| scended e. the very apex IL was some sui
Dhnr which ho plucxed fFom tha crater that
Mr Crawford displayed 20 a DEMOCRAT man.
The atmosphere on the mountain il tine. and
the trip - Que IL will pay any one 70 make.
oRIcISAL.-Johnny Irvine is nothing II
not different from other people. Hereto.
fore every house in the city has been paint.
cd with darker trimmings than the body.
Johnny has reversed the custom and his
handsome mansion on Washington Street
now shows up with a darker body than
trimmings It's fine looking structure, "a
remodcled, and as soon as the lawn Is made
to match viii be an elegant home residence.
| ALBANY PRAcHEs.-The DEMOCRAT has
about concluded that Albany Is a peach
country, so many fine peach trees are he.
ing brought to our notice. Capt. Z. ]
Lanning has just handed US an eight incl,el
that is beauty. 1t was from tree raised
from a seed planted three years ago. Our
citizens are advised 10 plant peach trees
generally on the south side OF some build.
ing, and they will be sure to reap harvest
in the future.
Az Old SroRY.--Ths story Is circulated
that few years ago a man traded mule fol
twenty acres Of land near Tacoma. and thai
he has just been offered $4,000 for IL; ba
wants $4,000. This same story i told abou
nearly every city that amounts 20 anything
Aa soon as we have time we are going to worl
up one about Albany.
A WILL.-Some time ago Mr.. D'Houd
died in California leaving property value'
at $4,000 to 100000. lie left all of hi
property to his second wife according 4
the will In her possession but II seem
that he had before made another will leav
ing nearly all of the property to Mrs. Vai
Windie, who resides in the Third Ward II
this city. 1t is now proposed to contest tn,
last will.
WATERLoo.--For solid enjoyment go 4
Waterloo, which Is now on top. Fine 10
cality, fishing, boating and bathing, an,
splendid accommodations at ]. G. Gross
His prices are reasonable. Horses fed a
lowest possible rates. Mr. Gross will NEE
the o'clock Lebanon rain or Monday
and Saturdays: Campers can obtain sup
plies at Mr.. Cross store.
CAME OvER<-W. a. Cox came owe
rom Independence Monday % superir
tend the plastering on the Foshay & Maso
block. He has been at work on the ney
brick Opera House at that city. II Is to b
s6xoo feet, the second story 10 be used 70
theatrical purposes. The first story wi
contain drug store and saloon.
FURSIrURE Factory Mr.. c } Dillon
now completely moved into the former Be,
factory. He aas purchased several ne
pieces Of machinery. aud now has probabl
the beSt furniture factory in Oregon outsid
: Of Portland As he will do exclusively
: wholesale trade dealers should take warnin
. and call on him, as it will be- TO their Gdyau
age.
: a NEcEssTrY.-M Mr. A. ]. JariDgas, recen
: ly Of Salem, and at one time OF this count
hes located at Blodgett Station. ON the line
the Oregon Pacific in Benton county. +
? says ssPlease send me the DEMOCRAT as
" cannot GO WITHOUT ~. ~ mas DtcOme
e necessary appendaee to many households
!, the Willamette Valley.
ir A LAwS SocrAL.-Brightly shor
$ the Chinese lanterns on DR.. j. L. Hilps Law
! ! Friday evening, andsbrightcr werethe faces
the large gathering Of people as they partoc
Of the shingIe lunch. and ice cream and lei
9 onade, and talked and played games. Itw
ir 4 lawn social aDd WAS given by the Vineya
E Iaborers Of the Baptist church. Such occ
q sions leave mellow spot in ohc's heart, a
should be often repeated.
of FooT RAcE.-In the foot race at Po
y land Sunday between Cameron, of c.
Iii. o.d cha.lI. nf Eat I1nr4Iand O.,