The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-14

stse"t ~ bSt APPlSAt 1itb0h Ai1n
greater wealth than II they were peaches
or oranges. As food an apple Is worth
two OF either OF these. A great writer has
said OF the apple "There Is scarcely an
article OF vegetable food more widely use.
ful and more universally liked than the ap.
piles. Let every family IN Autumn, lay 10
from two TO ten or more barrels, and Il
win be to them the most economical invest.
ment In the whole range OF culinary sup.
piles. A raw, mellow apple Is dIgested In
an hour anda half, while hoiled cabbage
requires five hours. The most heaIthful
dessert that can be placed on the table Is
baked apples. II taken freely at breakfast,
with coarse bread, and without meat or
flesh OF ans kind, Il has an admirable ef.
feet on the general system, often remov.
Ing constipation, correcting aeidities and
cooling the febriie conditions more effect.
ually than the most approved medicines"
A GAME oT Tuesday night >
says tho Telegram. "dye men, three OF them
pretty well known here. occupied back
room IN q prominent saloon all light, aud
judging from the cards stre~n upon the floor
in the morning many deck must have been
discarded dariag the nocturnal venture at
porker Two Of the players were wcI!-sc.
do business men aud thn re.s were clerks re.
eeiving fair salaries. aud who, by tho way.
had accumulated some money f3r The newt.
able rainy day. Oae OF the clerks lost very
heavily; and besides giving the checks for
the az ggrcgate SUM IT $780, ks even went 40
L.. A. IL NLaaN a.. a
$1,000. which shelters his Wits aud two pretty
children. Luck was against him, and ne
also iost that. SsxI morning the player
who advanced him stI00 on the property de-
mandsd deed 20 IL, but tbs desperate and
seuselens clerk could not deliver the gooda,'
because his wife decliaod 20 sign \ convey
anee. Angry words followed, and 10 IL not
at all unlikeiy that the clerks creditor will
lring tho matter into court..'
ASp ST YEAas OLD.-A correspondent
writes to tho Lebanon Express as follows /:
"There Is \ man In this town who l. 81
years, } months, J weeks and 3 days old !;
has tended four gardens and will make
some two or three hundred bushels of Irish
potatoes and a good deal of other yegeta.
bles, and has drank $50 gallons of pure
liquor, anil was never drunk dozen times
In his life. and can turn of his three glass.
e. a day ye.. and has chewcd $40 pounds of
tobacco and smoked about half that much"
A remarkable old gentleman but the
statement doesn't prove anything though.
Two FooLisn MES.-Sam Harris and
John wood.of South Bend, Pacific county,
made bet Wednesday says the Asfoyias on
the presidential election. the papers being
drawn by leading attorney of that city.
Each owns quarter section of timber land
on the Nasel, The claims adjoining. the 3so
acres being worth about $1,000. Accord.
Ing 10 the terms OF the wager, death being
barred, II Harrison gets majority of the
electoral votes John Wood gets both quart.
or sections IL Cleveland gets majority Of
the electoral votes Sam Harris owns the
Two Ibo,aere tracts.
No. soo.-The .Statesmas speaking OF
Mrs. Leeper taken to the asylum yester.
day, as mentioned In tho DEMOCRAT, SAYS:
"'fhe history Of the case IL that at the age
of % she was taking seriously III anil wss
unconscious for six days. Since that time
she has been insane, bat has taken no treat.
ment except an opiate TO quiet her nerves
OF late she has been growing worse aod
threatens 10 Kill. destroy and burn. and con.
stantly talks OF killing people and imaginary
people She smokes tobacco constantly
and 10 excess, but has no other injurious
habits. This commitment makes just goo
patients now In the asylum, the largest
number ever before corrailed there at any
one time"
SouSp.-"A friend was telling us the
other day Of an old fenyman who lived on
The north fork Of the Santism in tho early
settlement Of this valley. As each new en-
igrant would croaa the river they would en-
quire for land to homestead, and the next
queatiOn would be, what kind of neighbors
would We hayeg WELL the old ferryman
wonld say. what kind OF neiehbors had you
where you came FROM II the answer wal
Good or Bad. he would say, That's Just
the kind where You are going That was
sensible couutrymau, for just ss yoa hear I
person speak Of their neiRhbors, just so arr
you apt n find them. Express.
A -McMahan's circus exhibited
In Scio Friday afternoon and evening
About a thousand people attended all to
gether. II was one ring circus. Partie
in the city who attended say It was the bes
performance yet seen In the county, an
all 1t cost was fifty cents. We wouldn'
mind seeing good one ring circus, witt
| all seats alike, no peanut boys and straigh
tumbling, ourselves. These three ring al
fairs are so full of chaos people don't kno'
what they have seen when they getthrougl
A DIFFERENT ONE.-"Is that the sam,
dog that was here four years ago." said o
Albany gentleman to gentleman an
lady who got off the cars this noon wit
the sweetest little bull pup imaginable l
a semi-harness and red cord. "No,' sal
the gentleman, abe Is only year and
half old" We simply mention this t
show how easily one can be mistaken !
ccuntenances.
MARRIRD.-At Independence, Aug, 3Is
1883, Rev. ]. w. Craig, P. E., of Orego
Dist. NJ. e. Church South, to Miss Davi
of Independence, Polk county, Oregon.
Look 10 our corner show window at til
vases we give with oue IT the best bakin
powders in the market. No lottery schems
you simply take your choice
BRowNELL 81 STANARD.