The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
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AN ELsoANr PLAcE. Last May Mr. u
Q Hubbard eamo to Albany from Iowa and
was so we'll pleasedwllhthe city and the pros
poets that he at once concluded to make
this his home, though Ia orde, to get a
place Ia which to do business Il wae neress
airy Tor him to await the construction OF a
brick block TO day he may he found In
the Blumburg block in one Of the mesi
elegant drug stores on the Pacific coast.
The fxtntes, manufactured by WIN Frum
are rich and artistic, the stock Of drugs,
patent medicines, druggist sandrios aud
toilet eases Is remarkably good one, and
everything Is absolutely new and fresh.
The sigh, isa pleasing one, and almout
voluntarily one reaches for ones pocket.
book to buy something, though the sight
ls one to drive away dyspepsia. Mr Hub-
bard has had an experience Of sixteen years
as druggist and Is prepared to compound
the most difficult prescriptions Such
stores Is this one are an ornament toa city
and deserves geod support.
PeeuLiAR AcclpeNr.--Mr w X Me.
Cornaek's little boy, aged about three
years, met with peculiar accident several
ldNys ago, and one which came near prov
Ing fatal, at the homc OF his parents at
Eugene. lie was playing about the house
ono morning and was running around
with piece OF parasol handle, on which
was good sized knob, IN his mouth, He
fell down aud forced the knob down his
throat. lie was unable 10 make nolsc
was almost stfangisd. She picked him up
and attempted to pull the knob out OF his
throat but the handle came out and left
the-knob In there Ds Mccormack, who
lives just across the street, was immediate.
ly called and after working short time
succeeded In removing the obs:able. The
child would have been s,Fangled In u few
minutes more,
| AN ON CnEsrNUT.-"rhe melancholy |
days have come. the saddest OF the year.
wrote an American poet but that doean't
apply TO life in the Willamette Valley.
This IL joyons season. The rains rejuven- |
ate the earth and all nature fairly howls
with joy and then Il Is alter harvest. The
farmer GENES TO town and pays the printe.
aud merchant, who In turn pay some ono
else and everybody Is happy. II any one
has forgotten to do this il Is not too late.
This TOO Is the sesson Of soelability and
the theatrical man With his sdespli,ting
trouP Is here and everything laughs.
CANE Dows rms TnxA "A few days sgo
a morning rshaAh. printed Ia this city, ss,
forth in their spicy editorial columns that
from that time on aud fer evermore they
would publish no communication IL the
writer did not ailow his or her name TO bc
pablisasd with the saus. Il would seem
this mornlag that they. however, .'coms
down the tree" aud pabished a commahi-
cation uader sn assumed uAms over she Noe
De Plane "A Friend. "-.JoarsaL IL is the
DEMOCRATS policy to publish anything that
Is Of iatsrest 20 Its FeadeTs. A. the same
time L. ia strange that everybody wants TO
cover up shs aathorship of their articles. /
The very men who call newspapers eowatdiy
are the ones who slink b@hina nom dc
plane.
Digp AT her home near Marion IN
Marion county Oregon at 9 O'Clock A NJ,
November sth 1889, Mrs Lorinda Fsrlow,
aged so years. Mrs Farlow was the wife
Of Christian Fsrlow. a highly respected
citizen who Ter many wears resided near
Millers in this county. Mrs farlow's
maiden name was Adams, daughter of
Jesse Adams. who fettled In this country
ia tS{s, having crossed the rains that
year with On OK team.
BRowNsvILLR.-H c Milhoit and fam.
lily have jus, returned after al absence OF
fourteen years, from Eastern Oregon.
Sunday, Nov 3, Mr. William SHELTON and
Miss Lille Rice, we're married al the res-
idenee L c Rice. Rev. Lee officiating. -.
On Tuesday night Nov & Mathew Car
ahue aud Miss Mary Frumm were mai ried
At the residence of Mr. Porter by Rev.
Speuy Tne price Of hops is7 cents.
WAS A BfLK IA man was In the city
on crutches, he was 80 lame; and he had
a wife and little child. and would the coun.
ty Court .islp him. Yes, they bought a
ticket for him 10 Eugene city, and others
gave him some money. He was fret
class blk, was not lame at all; spent SI.7s
at one place for whiskey and his wife drank
some OF Il. The people south of here are
warned 10 look ont. Deserving people do
not go around begging.
CoMrHnTIsS Is InELASp.--Iu Great Bri.
tSin they get up prizs competitions, to 6nd
out .hs largest sales Of certain articles. AS
for instance, in Ireland the druggists recent.
ly offered prizes and this competition reveals
the fact, that the articles named below have |
in ireland the Isrgast sale in their respective |
classes. as follows Proprietary medicines |
for external uso. Sc Jacobs Oil stands 6rst,
thus: St dscel. Oil, 22s Ssqu4hs Indian
Oh, 81: Holloway's Ointment. ls.
A BAB BoY.--Rob Head, who has bad
reputation for SO young hoy, visited Al
banJ last week and tried TO beat his way
at the hotel. He stopped 1t the Exchange
hetei and gave the proprietor an order for
$500, for his board and Lodging, on. the
Weston Union Telegraph Co, saying he
was employed 10 the ofise at S3s a month
1 The proprietor Investigated the matter be-
fore accepting the order and found he was
not employed by the company but had
simply resorted to the trick to beat his
way Eugene Gsard
A Ngw TowN.-Mr William Vance
and Others who recently purchased about
z4o acres at the junction of the Oregon
Pacific and the Independence road are hav-
ing the same plated fer townsiie and
will soon put the lots on the market.
This is good location for small town
and will no doubt grow into a good sized
village. The name of the place Is TO be
Waukeeny.
ANoTHER OLD THINc.--Quite a curios.
ity Is being displayed at Horizons saloon tc
admiring beholders. II is rust eater
musket, unearthed twelve feet under I
heap Of rubbish near Albina and presented
to Dick Bowman, an 0 an brakeman
The hammer Is located underneath tn,
barrel, and the weapon displays ether eyi
dences of antiquity. Il probably belonged
to some trapper or Indian fighter in th'
early dayg Of Oregon, Grant Co News