The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-08-23

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ago the DEMoeRAr mentioned the Il
that Mr. Apple had heen made T.
near Baker City Il WAS an rccnsion I
punnlng generally u now trsnsrii
that the Apple was II rotten one. =
RetefNs explains The situation; "llndii
both appellants and appellees very scare
Judge Apple opened butcher shop al
the scales bot seldom used In weight,
equity were often filled with etoler bit. =
ced from the apellous carcasses obtain,
from one Mr. Caviness, OF llllgar
On day when the cash drawer eontasne
something over $l,ooo, Judge Apple col
cludcd that the time wa ripe for hin,
drop en- lll..e racket often practleed i
bank cashiers and ~ he II now IN Canad
where II he u not eaten up by remorse
viii likely remain until lac has grown me
low With age"
Alt EptroRs. The DEMOCRAT Is salts
fled now that the Nebraska man who VA
In Albany and ;old us that 10 his knowl
edge only seven OF the excursion were edI
tors and the res, were real estate men an,
merchants, was an Infamous liar, and W.
arc glad to be able TO pat him down lha
way Mr. Vessel. the chairman o! the ex
cursIan after giving his own per,onalit,
says AS for tbs balance 81 my Aoek
know most OF them personally aud every
ono OF them Is either an owner, editor. oI
reporter Of the respective janrnals theJ
Claim to have represented, and for further
aNtHRRRks 10 4 Et.ea4ls a. al
dance of proof, II asked
FouR INFANTS As the DKaccRAr
published the other II also publishes this
from The Dallcs !. " "a most absurd
and ridiculous Item /. going the rounds oi
the press tha, the remains of -four dead
infants were found Ia the reservoir IN this
city. The facts of the matter are That
the reservoir has not been cleaned. and
farther dat nothing Of an uneican nature
has ever been discovered In the reservoir
or ans Hume or pipe leading into the
same,
JUpoE ANp MARSHAL lit Is reported
,ha, when Justice HUMPHREY read In the
DEMocRA the account OF The shooting OF
Judge Terry by Deputy $ Marshal
Nagle, he was considerably disturbed, as II
Indicated that even Judges are unsafe. lie
was materially relieved, though when n
friend informed him that nc was also a
Deputy u, S Marshal Representing both
sides of Tie great tragedy hc certainly
ought 10 be secure.
"NgNr wRgk." June i4th VIM. NJ.
Hoag, a iiackleruan and Engineer Eekle.
son left for Eastern Oregon by way Of the
Lebanon road to look over the route OF
the Oregon Pacific across the mountains.
They are invited to call on the PrinevIlle
papers and ease their mucniy perlurbed
mlnds, and TO tell them that "next week"
though an Indefinite period Of time, Is
bound 10 come.
STATE FAIR The prospectus of The
State fair appews elsewhere. The pros
peeis are that II Mlll be one OF the livest In
The history of the State. The amount OF
prizes Will be an assurance OF big atten.
4NHNSs ~ hAs NAhApAta NAh oHtf bS "Abe
IN keepIng with the races IL will be fair
Ior the State TO be proud of. Let us Just at
his time show what Oregon can do IN the
way OF fine products, Ia cereals, fruits,
vegetables, etc.
A GREAT + O.-The Burns Ik.rald
kinks the postmaster there should lave
'ettes pay for attending TO lis official ia.
les, which are thus described. ain the
summer The matter Is dumped Into large
soodsbex In the mids, Of hlinding cloud
of dust, out of which Il Il lished. piece by
piece till the task Is done In winter li's a
IiItlc more 80. itanything. a. II 10 mud or
water then,
FRIoiD ZoSgR.-on August .3rd, iSS0,at
Or, there was born to the vile
oi August Soisberg,a daughter. The faith
er Is sixty-eishs years old and was born
four and half degrees north OF the arctic
circle. lie Is active, intelligent and very
industrious for a man Of his age lie soon
leaves for India to look after an estate left
him by n brother Who died sea captain
Az INBgsfLE. "A large number Of Al.
bany young men are invited to peruse the
and then go to bed and dream
over the matter n young man, of New
York, % yeats old, has grown to be imbe.
riIe from excessive cigarette smoklng.
Three packages day was his quota VIXEN
he was taken in charge by the authorities.
Up 10 six months ago he was bookkeeper
for q responsible firm, nj which time two
packages OF the little rolls OF vile tobacco
sufficed to quiet his nerves.
SUDDEN DgArn.-Sterhen CastlcmaI
died very suddenly on his farm about nin'
miles east OF Eugene Thursday the sth
He had been feeding the threshing ma
chine only fifteen minutes when he qui
and began talking with James Tucker
He spoke but fe 4 words when he place,
his hand on his breast and exclaimed "(
my!" and fell overload. He was 30 year
of age and leaves a wife and two children
Eugene Reg,sfer.
WATERMRLoNs Twelve car loads o
watermelons were shipped from Grant
Pass during the past week. 1t takes abou
1900 TO make car load. This would max
the receipts about $1,000 week says lc
cal paper there. Some school boy ca
thus figure out what they cost apiece b
the wholesale at the home of the producer
SOME DIFFERENCE In recent lette
from Missouri the somewhat startling an
nouncemen. Is made that eggs are sellin
at five cents per dozen and butter at seye
cents per pound. In Albany eggs are ?
cents and butter IS cents pound. That
the difference, you see.
A PECULIAR FAcT.--Broderick the ma
who was killed by Judge Terry, the ma
who was killed by Marshal Nagle, was tn
original purchaser of Albany's hand er
CINE, which is now for sale. He presente
Il to the city of San Francisco, from whoi
1t was purchased by Albany. So it has
history.
Cor n BARGAIN Thursday Marsh
Hoffman sold at auction to the highe
bidder bovine of the male gender,recei'
ing $Io 50 for the same, Mr. William Me,
er being the fortunate purchaser. Som
where there Is an owner bewailing the 10
OF such an animal.
Too Be ENvIED.-.A new postofIice HI
been established at Anderson, Josephii
county, Or, with Mary Anderson, as pos
mistress. This Mary Anderson is now
be envied by the great and only Mary Al