The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-15

acres OF grain for $50, when the rains
came and the value of the crop has greatly
increased. II the weather continues favor.
able nc viii make nearly 81 500 out OF the
! transaction, and we hope he may :. .Clar.
ence Hale, a light complexioned lad aged
IS years, left Jacksonville about the 18th
Of February last without informing his
friends where he was going. Information
OF his whereabouts Will be thankfully re.
eeived by Mrs NJ Hale, Of Prlneylllc, or
Mrs Narcross, OF Jacksonville. The
recent rains have changed the appearance
OF things. Sufficient rains have fallen to
insure pretty fair crops and good grass,and
we can truly say the country Is saved, II
does seem that with all the drawbacks this
country Is subject TO, II Is still favored
locality Jas Elkins. OF Beaver, Is In
town, lie reports things lively and pros.
poets for good crops iattering AZ n
meeting OF the fire company last evening Il
was decided that the company take In hand
the celebration of the 4th Of Iuly j. The
entire democratic ticket Il elected. with
the exception of Representative and prob.
ably the Sheriff.
BRowNsvILLE.--Mr G II Stewart was
In Brownsville yesterday, and says that
city presents an ancommonly fine appear.
anee now. one ofthrift and prosperity. The
Woolen Mills are now employing slxty
hands and every month about $2soo In cash
Is handed out. This Is probably the best
paying property In Linn county. and
Brownsville Is to be congratulated an
possessing Il. In contemplating the bene
lit OF such mill II Is beyond our compre.
hension why capital In Albany that Is only
paying eight to ten per cent Is not put into
such apropcrty that would pay many times
ten percent. win our monied men sleep
over the fact.
Is IT TRuE.--our contemporary says
twenty miles of railroad will probably be
built on the Oregon Pacific this year. We
hope Il Is true, but we have hunted like a
man after lost sheep for some such news,
butcould not find the authentic article. Al,
inc same time we believe something will
be done this year. The road, BY the way.
has rarely ever begun work before this |
ti'ne oi the year, which gives Us grounds |
for hope.
ANswERs.-Mr. ]. ]. Dubrullle's show
horse viii not kick, though II Is made OF |
paper, and the paper that will not kick Il
very searee.... There Is no doubt at all |
that some plaster and paper would add
greatly TO the appearance of the College
chapel We will start subscription with |
Si, big sum to come from a newspaper
office. Who will follow. Cherries grow
OH cherry trees 49,. Green apples up 10 the
present writing have almost universally |
caused collie. a chain with big lock r /
ABOUT the only preventive. Two months
work during vacation will not cause gray
hairs on your children II rightly applied. |
II viii not unfit them for study. Shakes. |
pcare was written BY man named Shakes.
peare. Takeh regularly Il Is a sure cure for
the disease known as "trashy reading"
A PIcrrRE.-The following Is from the
Salem Pidctls, in reference to the Rock
Creek affair, and, iftrue, as there Is some
reason TO believe Il may be, presents a
startling picture for Christian country.
"RePorts are to the effectthat the-Sounded
man, Thomas, Is In a critical condition,
and Is liable to die. lie Is at his bachelor's
quarters with no one TO care for him hui
MS brother. No neighborx yisits him. No
tender fingers dress his wounds or sootbe
his fevered brow. For some reason ne
appears to have no friends. Now would
De the time for Christian influence to as.
sert its sway"
a BANK BILL.-The DEMOCRAT l. IN
of bank bill issued by the
First National Bank Of Prinevilie." IT'S
lated March ,, 1888, Is signed bv John
oommeryille, president, and I. NJ. Bald.
vin, cashier, and Is worth as much n II
ssued by Uncle Sam himself Mr.. 6 AZ
y ~ ilihdman, OF Lebanon, brought Il across
re mountains with him recently, and by
he way, Is entitled 70 our thanks for favors
extended. lie will return In few weeks
o look after stock interests there.
n SOUND CoScRATULATIoN. -- Most
election congratulations are shallow but
nc one an Astoria man received after be-
ng triumphantly elected had some bottom !
Q IT. TWAS by wire and read : "Iam .
''ia you are e.ected. ] viii give your wife !
new dress. love America"
BRowSsvILLE.- Born on June 7,h TO
he wife Of w b Tycer-a son. .Iohn !
'ranzen and family, Joseph White and 9
diss Reltie Rice are at Bellknap Springs. Z
-. Mr. Nennor has just arrived over !
nc mountains from PrinevilIe Crops
1
FARMERS CoSGRgss "A farmers congress !
'As organized in Salem Tuesday. M
Wilkins waa elected president, John Os =
orne vice-prezident. Joseph CASTOR secr.,. {
lry and treasurer An address will be de- .
vered TO Oregon farmers WR Kirk aud
1faham are the only charter mernbees !
m .oln LINN county; The organization prous- =
es to have considerable growth.
fISED.-Tuesday moroing George and s
rank Cook, who haye been in Jail ON ths !
'arge Of selling liquor 10 Indians. an ac-
ount OF whose arrest and trial was given in
70 DEMOCRAT several days ago, were .talsen
Portland, and before Judge Deadly. They !
ere fined $40 and costs.
MARRIED.-In Corvallis, on Tuesday. !
me 18th, 1888, by Rev. ] r Wolfe, Mr. Il q
cooper, OF Albany,and Miss Lucy Trout. i
AN, OF Shedd. May their lives together /
; happy ones. "a
FOURTH OF JULY.-CrawfOrd will give an. =
her one Of those popular parties at the il
owson dancing academy on the evening Of v
ily q, 1888. Musicians from Portland will u
added to his justly celebrated orcbestra.
elegant supper will be served and no
'lns will be spared to make this the most
'cial event Of the season.
r. L ~
Don't FAIL.-Don't fail to call and see
ubruille's fine display horse and his i'm.
ense stock of harnesses and saddles.
lck OF Conrad Meyers grocery store.