The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

Albany,to run certain length OF time TO
certain price. The advertisement
appeared, showing on TO advantage hu
directly underneath il appears another o
Ike length and signed by Curran 8
MoEtelth, the gereral effect of the whol'
being such that to casual observer tn,
entire halt page reads like the advertise
ment Of Curran & Monsclth alone. Th,
result being that to those not familiar with
the matter ;hey win get the rredil of the
| whole .advs while the other agents here
will get CUP. at the same time Carrau
& Moniel,h pay for their own ad, Saso and
| $2s ,owaris the general advertisement
The other real estate agents are quite In.
| dignant aud the matter has stirred up
/ quite bubble of talk. As matter OF
business the firm has perfect rlgh. 10 run
big ad, but under the circumstances II
was not right for the Oregeai,sa to place
the two Advertisements together, aud II
continued several here say they viii not
pay their share of the subscription. They
name the whole transaction In pretty
strong language,
Crock COUNTY, J n Duncan expects
toieave to-day for Albany, where he viii
permanently locate, though he expects to
visit prinevil!e at each sitting OF cirsuit
court for number Of years TO come
NJ E Drink Esq. arrived here from Albany
on Thursday and intends locating In
Princville, having formed a partnership
with Mr. Duncan IN his law practice here
-. Newt iostwiek, an old tine Oehocolan
left here for Linn county, his present
home, With quite a lumber of horses last
Thursday, lie was accompanied by Fred
Goulet who also took a number OF horses
bs'ow -. Perry Reed says horses on the
range are not GENERALLY Ia good eondl-
ton. He had intended 10 gather band
to send TO the Willamsite valley for market,
but found them topoor 10 pus on the mar.
kst.--Pripevillc Psfsrs.
WAR on 4 BAD PRAcrIeE.--A Salem
paper Is makinga fierce and temeritsus
fight against the practice many young
men have of sneaking Up toa church door
ust as services are out and "eatehing on"
to some young woman or girl. The DEM.
ocRAr did this several years ago; but the
practice Continues some In this city new.
ertheless. Il Is a very naughty one and
should be stopped. Nothing can be more
unmanly, The proper way Is 10 accom-
pany the young woman both ways. II
she can go alone she can go home alone.
CRoss Cur IrENs.-A subscriber says
the item In the DEMocsAr referring TO
Gibbs as the black murderer was incorrect,
as he is only one-eighth black.
Everybody says that OregsRiaa al. bust.
ness was a shame.
After all there will be several candidates
at the coming city election and NO doubt
a little fun.
The turkev that's at present living aud
shutting round so proud and say.wili soon |
be slaughtered for Thanksgiving, and |
stuffed with sage,cice,era.
FoRGoT How.-The foot race that was
to have come of yesterday In Albany, be-
tween Trihe and Cameron, was declared of |
after the sprinters had been on the mark |
for nearly two hours This match was
evidently on the square, but II has been so /
long since either have run that kind Of a 1
race that they have forgotten how to start.
Corvallis Tunes. Do not think Trine I
has that kind OF record
a GROWING SECTION. County Super 1
ntendent ID W Yoder Is home from Wis
I to the schools at Mehama and all along
he foot hills. He found In every instance .
almost, that the school houses were over
crowded with scholars At Mehama a
new school house is badly needed. The
iumber OF scholars in that district has
argely increased during the par, year and
he building Is Insufficient for even the
present time.--Salcin Journal.
LSrs FoR yiSEGAR.-The DgMocRAr
rejOiees 10 see our sister city Corvallis
'utting on eitiGed airs, such as having
,Ieetrie ihcandcscens llghts. street rail
ways, etc. Her peop'e are displaying re
newed enterprise and the city will go
ahead, not the least evidence of which Is 1
ihe fact that one ofits citizens was in town /
yesterday trying TO trade Corvallis lots for I
even Albany vinegar. The incident con- |
tains lie own comment.
WAS CRUEL TO HIS HoRsE. - Sum
day the horse driven by All Swili. tine
Celestial Who gathers up refuse articles
from back doors for forty hogs near town
ran or tried to, o,buiwas' stopped by a citizen.
The Celestial was enragcd and beat thcani-
NAL over the nose In n cruel manner.
Very properly he was quickly arrested ane
fined SIS and costs. All Swilrs brutality 10
his horse has been Of a marked nature,
He is beastly looking Celestial.
SPECULATION ITEMS
Monday evening Mr. Robert Murphy
sold TO Shuliz s. Remington one lot at the
corner of Second and Montgomery streets,
being the property now being filed up for
$I7oo. Mr. Murphey two years ago, paid,
S7oo for two lots at that place.
Mr Olney FRI, Sr has bonded his proper
iy at the corner Of Lyon and Second streets
TO Mrr L Wallace, for sio.ooo for one
year.
Two BoYs.-Two little boys playing
blackman at the school Monday alter
neon, one being Louis Fox, son Of John
Fox. col.ided in pugilistic manner, a
piece OF a Japinescfan came In Contact
with an eye Of the Fox boy, cutting the eye
lid badly, and It was reported putting the
eye out, but II seems not injuring the eye
ball at all,
FoR DivERsIoE.--Three very tough
fellows have been boarding for n few days
at the city's paIaciaI ealiboose. They have
spent the time by building fire on the hoor,a
little game they played on Saturday mash
ing the stove pipe into pancakes, and other
acts OF ike refined nature. A bread
and water diet Tor Them should be reduced
TO chips and smoke,
A NERvY WoMxs This morning the
horse Of Mrs Thomas Froman became
frtghtend and dashed down First Street.
Instead of screaming and jumping, she not
only held the horse, but, as well, manipu-
lated several pals and other articles on
the floor OF the buggy, though a pail and a