The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-09-27

q HAvlNo 4 WkRu 11nz>- Brownsville
IL warmed with cxei,rmsnt caused BY
religious camp there run ~ TWO Holmes
preachers named Lambert and Ellis, IN,
latter being the man who had some treubl,
across the river from Corvallis 1t som.
: meetings there. Res Kenlston vac asse.
ciated with them foe awhile, but he elaiInl
4. to have acaught Oh" 10 their styie and de-
livered sermon exposing them. Elll'
retalIated uslug abusive language In ref
erence to Kenlston, and the latter had him
arrested and calIboo.ed. Now Ellis h
seeking to have the Marshal arrested fol
J arresting him without a warrant, but he
weakened on thls. The matter waxes
warm and the confusion increases. A pc
euliar incident happened after Ellis w-s
arrested. He asked To be allowed TO pray
for help before going with the Marshal,
and then In a long prayer, frequently in-
terrupted,is said to have abused keniston
and his wife In very strong Language, after
which he marched gloriously to the CALI
boose.
PREMIuMs REcgivRp.- There IL one
case In which the name OF Salem stands
pre- eminent, and that Is Ia the published
list Of premiums received at the State fair.
4 The same cid quilts, wooden stockings and
chemise got there again. We skinned
the list for Linn county name, and were
about TO threw up the sponge when we
stumbled on the following
Barrows Bross Shedd, : year old stall
lion, Multnomah, standard trotter, second
premium.
J A Zimmerman, Millcrs, ! year old
stallion, DRAFT, Dunsmore lad 4 year cid
stallion Fylde Echo, first premium.
w Shannon, Albany, 4 year old geld
Ing, Prince, Second pre- MUM.
LANDMARKS GoNE.--Forest fires have
destroyed she "wItness trees" that marked
the boundary between Oregon and Call.
iornla by the survey made some fifteen
years ago, thus obllteratlng eli record Of
the same. The JaekIonyllle zimss Gays
that party that recently took a contract
tor surveying 1--we townships In Curry
county was obliged to suspend operations
as all traces OF the state line had Vanished,
The folly Of leaving nothing but trees 10
witness the established boundary between
states would be ineonceivable but for the
fact tnat government surveyors closely
resemble other officials IN that they work
mainly for the money that Is Ia the job,
ALsANy's Gam. .-Ou last Friday eve
ming, about twenty or thirty OF our ,oung
people assembled at the residence Of Mr. ]
P Galbralfh to pay their respects 10 Mlss
Ida Galbraith who left for Albany, Sat
urday morning, TO attend school. A gen.
eral good time was had, up TO the hour Of
parting, az which time sadness. and regret
seemed 10 overcome the hearts Of all pre-.
cent. The high esteem In which Miss
Galbralth Il held, because OF her womanly
gifts had secured for her a warm place In
the hearts Of the young people Of the town
who regret very much 10 loose her from
their straightforward 7iMes.
APxcULrAR BEr.-A drummer 10 the
city yesterday was telling about a peculiar
bet or series OF beta. he saw made In Port
land. A Democrat and Republican In
hotel bar room be, fiity cents on the politics
of every man who went up 10 the bar.
Each time the democrat betting the man
was democrat and the republican that he
was a republican. The republican came
out $as ahead during the evening. This
suggests two things. that republicans drink
as much a. democrats and that Portland 70
republican city.
BEE LISEs.-Probably the longest abee'
ine railway In the world h that from Bae-
nos Ayers to the foot OF the Andes. II
covers $40 kilometeIs. or about 77s miles,
and Is ne straight as an arrow. The high
est grade 4 about three feet TO the mile
IteTosses no ravines and no streams and
therefore no bridge. In Albany people
take the shortest bee line for Conn Bros,
for their groceries aud produce. Their
goods are Of the highest grade and they do
a straight basiaess.
Miss HESRIETTA g. MooRE. .-This tai
ented lecturer Of the National Wsman's
Christian Temper anee Union after filling
her engagements IN other parts Of Linn
county, viii reach Albary on Monday. the
goth inst, She will speak at the w c T U
Hall In the afternoon at ) o'clock, and
again In the evening at 1880 O'Clock. The
ladies OF Albany are especially invited 10
attend the afternoon lecture. Mas Moore
has won a distinguished reputation ne .
speaker. as well as a lady of culture and
ability, In Washington and California and
also In the EaJt.
BIC Four BusrED.-The Big Four COM
pany which had pretensions to mlnstelsy
went to pieces in Salem, and It's member.
departed as individuals. Saturday night
an attachment fer $I57s was Issued
against them by T J Cronise, for job print
Ing. bat there was nothing OF value 10 at
tach. their only property being tho edu-
Gated dog Tom and old trunk full Of false
whiskers, lamp black and minstrel gags
Sfafesmaa. That Is the reason Albany es.
capped. The DEMocRAr didn't escape,
though.
HoRsE CHEsTNUTs. "A DEMopRAr man
has a rouPle horse chestnut trees, which
have yielded qnI,e propi6ely this year
the glossy nus. This horse chestnut is =
great thing. Carried In the pocket II is q
cure for rheumatism, 50 tradition says
Dried and pulverized the kernel is said to
be remarkable remedy for catarrh, and
already several have been secured for that
purpose. There are only few Of ,hsse
trees In the Valley.
PREDICTIONS .-Old settlers who have
observed the signs of the times generally
say that the coming will be severe win
ter for Oregon. and that the woodshed
should be full to save big winter prices.
They have felt OF the rulse and the lines
read clearly. There are liable to be some
snow banks and skates will be IN demand.
Well, perhaps and perhaps not. But,you'li
see.
NEXT YEAR.-The hose boys returned
from the freman's tournament on Satur-
day. They were not over jubiIant at their
luck, hut feel that they made very good
showing although they did not bag many
OF the heavy prizes. They have got /
team In their mind for next year tina. will
pluck laurels enough for .ife time 7Imss
AN AccrDENr.-one day last week MI
t F Smith, living about three miles. ses
of HAIsey, met with very painful acci
dent. He was pressing hay, when HI
caught his arm in the press, and crushed
; y, The bones were broken and force ID ou
through the flesh In different places.
A New SERIEs.-A new series has beer
| onened nv the fhanv Rotfdiao A. Tnas