The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-08-02

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by the celebrated Freuk pixley will be of
great Interest, and particularly to our
Eastern readers. of which We have some
n nearly every State In the Union, all IN.
crested in the state. either on account ai
having relatives here, or because OF ex.
cited interest. "oregon Is more beautiful
than California. y Oregon
produces apples superior 10 any that come
to our market they are bard, crisp, Ia.
scio,is aud juicy, thersis vas, wealth OF
prof, to the Oregon farmer Il he will send
us his butter aud cheese, his chickens and
eggs. his apples and cider. ard all the
lesser productions of his industry In good
and eleanly condition. The average Ore
gon Sherpis wc think, better bred larger
aud finer neeced than our California ilocks
Oregon, seems 20 supplement all that Call.
fornia lacks, and each State appears to the
other market IN which To exchange Its
productions. There IA no rigorous climate
In Oregon, and. thnngh it, grander noun.
tain ranges, with tfeir lottier peaks wrap
ped IN man,lcS oi eternal SHOWS present a
landscape that IL most attractive, there Is
very little Ice or snuw In the lower valleys
Oregon Is country of frequent rains, and
abounds rivulels, brooks and larger |
streams. In every part OF Oregon In the |
lesser and greater valleys, all are abund |
antlv supplied with living streams OF the |
Kind that furnish constant ample power |
Tor running all kinds Of mills and maehln |
ery,"
ADMirs 1.-THE Eugene GH@yd gives
the following peculiar case "Mr. |. n. |
DueEworih, an old pioneer and highly re.
speeted citizen OF Lane county. who lives
near Elmira, came to town last Saturday, |
hunted up County Judge Scott aud asked
that he be committed TO the insane asylum
at Salem. lie said that he was aware tha,
something was wrong with his mind, and
tina, he had been unable to sleep for some
time past, and that he was afraid that he
might become insane and might commit |
some violent act, therefore he wished to bc
cured u possible. before Il was too late
at his ewn expense. as he is In gvod finan.
eial CONDITION. rhe County Judge could
ind no law Empowering him TO have him
committed. rs he talked and acted H. a
reasonable manner" Hence he will 20 a.
!, private citizen. lie was recently thrown
nm wagon and injured. which he gives
The cause of his insanity.
iNsrASrANoUsLY.--A photographer In
Oregon city, whose name we will not 1
ander. recently vas about to take a pic. /
are OF party of young people, says a To-
,al paper when one misehievous Miss cas-
Hally remarked that she was certain that a
neuSe had crawied over her foot The
picture, which has aimee been developedI
shows the party of scared girls IL. some OF
the iaost laughable positions Imaginable.
One dream Of loysliness !. seen standing
IN The center Of the table with her foot In
a cut glass dish of salid and her aress rails.
! cd redicuously high, while the expression
on her face would lead enc to believe that
she had seen ghost Only ths naughty
Miss, who mentioned the presence OF the
rodent Fenalns seated, the balance being
up in their chairs with skirts considerably
raised"
BRokE Ills SEcK.-Sam Kcrr's thresh
ing outfit was at work on ,hc AIilsap farm
near the Willamette river IN the vicinity
OF Fairfield, says The Salem Ssafesmas. and
some trouble existed about getting a sui.
fieient amount of water, so Il was deter
mined to procure supply from the river
Reginald, the 9 year old Of David
Hess, mail carrier between Aurora and
Fairfield, was around with the threshing
crowd, in boy style and mounted the wa
ter wagon with the two men. The road
proved to be one ofthose dangerous wash
outs, rough, rocky and uneven, but they
made the trip TO the river without mis-.
hap. Obtaining their load OF water they
started back, all riding. The wagon cap
sized, the boy striking on his head and
breaking his neck. Besides this the heavy
wagon fell upon him, breaking his thigh
and otherwise nangling him.
THE TowS Cow.-The following will
be OF interest to the people of Corvallis, In.
dependence, Eugene aad other places lack.
ing enterprise, to pass "cow ordinance :"
"a Clark, n prominent, practical and
wealthy citizen Of Fort Dodge, Iowa, exas.
Perated by futile attempts 10 eircumvent
he willy town COW with ordinary meas.
ures, went before the district court Of his
county and asked for an injunction against
the city council Of Fort Dodge, restraining
1t from allowing cattle TO roam on the side
walks surrounding his property, which
was granted. Loaded with the Injunction
he, at last accounts, was patiently waiting
for the city council and the town COW 10 fiy
into the face OF providence, alias district
court"
EUoENE.-Mcssrs. John Day and
Henry Loretz went to Albany \ onday 10
look after hop pickers.....Mrs Lissie
Jackman has gone on a couple of months
visit with friends near Albany. "A
movement is on foot in this city to get up
party ef musicians and go to Newport
about the first of August and give
concert. "A base ball nine from this city
went to Springfield Sunday and crossed
bats with nine there. -Four innings we're
played,when the score stood 81 to I3 In
favor of Eugene and the other nine
gave up.
| a MEDIcINE Co.-The Pacific Medi- |
cine Co. is the name of a new corporation
just formed in Albany, with DIR. G.. w. |
Gray, Mr. J. B Hughs, DIR w. II. Roland
and Mr.. Peter Hume, as incorporators.
DR.. Rolond is already the inventor of a
catarrh and other cure and the Company
will push the manufacture.
An ASHLAND AssocIATIoS.-The reg
ular meeting Of the Building and Loan
Association vas held Monday evening
and loans to the amount of over $IIoo
made. A loan of $77o was made to J. II.
Nc Bride at 43 months intrest In advance
and one of $44S to r. X. Sutton at "A
months advance intrest.-- 7Idings.
A HOTEL MAN.-Mr Charles E Leiond,
of New York, one Of famous family of
hotel keepers in that state, has been engag-
cdto assume the management of Portland's
magnificent new hotel, "The Portland"
which 1t Is expected will be ready for bust
ness by Christmas. Leland Is good
man for the position.