The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-10

'tsfasb AfstHus AHA seeing the CDuH
'e try and enjoying its fruit. viii be al SAINT
Cruz, Monterey, Los Angeles and Yos
!. emise, but my headquarters will be Sal
. Jose, until September Ist, when will re
g turn to Jacksonville. enjoyed the Ma
Q tional Educational Convention immensely
} Il was grand national rally. The oregos
] headquarters were attractive and mos
handso mely sustained BY supt. McEIro,
4 and his assistants. was proud Of m,
+. adopted State and her exhibits. returned
to San Francisco Sunday 10 hear preach
bishop a w. Wilson, Of the Southern
: Methodist Church, who sails for Japan on
the steamer of to-day 10 supcriDtend. our
| mission work there and in China The
Bishop made grand ana forcible presen.
tation Of the text "cruclfy Him. Ina few
days am 10 have the pleasure Of going 20
Mt. Hamilton and having look through
the great Lick telescope"
| ASiLyERroN cALr.-E Even the Silver.
ton calves get on their ears sometimes,
judging from the following from paper
ofthat city; "Eph Thurman, well known
resident Of Silverton, had rather unforl.
unase experience with calf on Tuesday,
that win cause him 10 wear a broken arm
In a sling for some time 10 come. Mr.
Thurman was leading the calf by rope
Ia his yard, and II concluded 10 have little
fun on Its own account, 50 II suddenly ran
against Mr.. Thurman, head first, and
butted him over. and stepped all over him
and In some way, either from the fall or
because the calf stepped upon Il. the left
arm was broken just above the wrist. The
bones were set, and Mr.. Thurman Il now
spending his time between nursing his
wrath and eursing the calf"
BAsK BALL.--A base ball tournament
win be held in Union, Union county, Or
beginning Monday, Aug. s7th, 1888. and
continuing ak days. The following prem.
inns arc offered First, $500 second,
$3.50 third. $Ioo. Composition open TO |
all clubs In Eastern Oregon, Eastern Wash. |
ington AID Idaho. Membership Of com. |
pcsing mines limited 20 resident players Of |
the county In which their club Is organic |
cd. Also one grand premium Of Ssoo free |
for all mines wishing 10 compete. En- |
trance fee. So All entries must be made |
before Aug. soth, 1858.
Two cIrIKs.-Pendletoa and Baker City |
are getting very jealous Of each other. In
answer to q friendly embrace from Baker
City Pendieton paper speaking for the
city, rs all papers do. says "Baker City
HASN'T business brick that would make a
decent ont.honse II pendleton, as any Inn.
partial Judge viii admit In the matter OF
new buildings aud new enterprises Of char.
aeieF, Baker City u not qualified 10 hold a
candle 10 light Pendieton on its path OF
progress. In the matter Of advantages and
resources OF every description PendIetou Is
In the lead and as 10 the character. en-.
terp1se and good spirit OF its citizens. a
comparison Of Pendleton with Baker City
would be disgrace tothc former
Pur Prs IN IT.-Since the Oregon
Pacific steamers ceased running on the
Willamette river, on account OF the low
stage OF water, fright rates on the Mouat
Shasta Route Of the Southern Pacific have
more than doubled between Portland and
Albany. Where tho rate was ~ and 10
cents on certain goods when the boats were
running they are now 7s cents. This Is
only another evidence of what a friend
Albany has In the Oregon Pacific. DO not
forget these little things when your bones
ache once in awhile.
SWEET HoME.--F M. Rumbaugh 4
down from Sweet Home. He informs Us
that travel over the Wagon Road Is light.
A good many hunters arc In the noun
tains and some deer are being killed Mr..
Turner, At one tine with Mr.. McIlwain,
had killed five. The boy Minnace, who
was shot In the head about a month ago,
died several days ago, just twenty-five
days after being shot lie showed won
deriui vitality, but not enough to stand the /
damage 10 his brain.
HUNTSVILLE, w. T.-Our Huntsville
correspondent says; "Messrs. Willard
& WIT had a new thresher burned In the
field last week. The machine was new /
one, on trial for the first. The agent
agreed to lose one.third, and Willard & |
Wilt the other two.thlrds. Besides this /
Willard * Wit lost some five hundred |
bushels Of wheat, part Of II threshed and |
part in the stack. The machine was worth |
$1,000. Friction caused the fire.
SoLD His INTRRRsr.-Lastw week Mr.
]. II. Burkhart sold his interest in the Job |
Office Of Burkhart & Royce, to his brother,
C. 6. Rurkhart, who has assumed control
of Il with Mr. Royce. ar. c. G. Burkhart |
will retain his interest In the real estate of. |
fee and attend 10 both businesses. Mr.. ]. |
III. Burkhart will leave on Monday for the |
mountains for the benefit of his health.
GONG TO ScIo.-G. w. Johnson, the |
well-known clothier of this city, has pnr-
chased the interest of Mr. shelton In the |
general merchandise store of johnson s. |
Shelton, at Scio, Linn county, and his son |
Oscar will represent his interest in the |
new firm. Oscar Is a good salesman and |
knows all about the merchandise business, |
and the new firm will undoubtedly do its |
full share of the business.--.Sf Statesman.
COMMITTEE MEETING The State Dem
ocratic Central Committee met In Port
land Thursday and organized for the cam.
paign. An executive committee consist
Ing of Benton KILN, A Noltner, c Bel |
linger, A Bush, X Weatherford and ] w |
Shelton was appointed, and will have |
charge of the campaign.
ARRESTS IN JuLy.-During July there
were arrests by the City Police in Albany,
for the following causes Drunk and
disorderly, g assault, OF the number
4 were committed, discharged and paid
heir fines,
A RICH VAGRANT.-A. Nash was arrested
in Portland few days ago fOrvagrAncy. He
had $4,000 ia money on him, that was the
kind Of q vagrant he was; but he chose to
hang around the ntreets, and this was what