The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-08-16

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ALI KINDA II takes all kinds OF peo
pie TO make up the verdi, and ,hey are al
mixed IN together Don't expect to get
along without the mixture either here or
elsewhere. The following will be readily
recognized as residents of Albany
Rustlers.
Mosshncks,
Get.up and gets,
Kickrrs,
s,reaked ightnIngs,
Squealers,
Wide awakes.
Sleepers.
Don't knows,
Guess SOS,
You be: yops
III be there,
May bcs.
One centers,
Dont.eaFe for a.dollars.
Put me downs
CASRp. Isn't II funny that when
tough citizen gets Into street brawi and
gets "cancd" the episode Is the talk OF the
town ard excitement knows TO bounds. but
when highly respectable gentleman gets
eaned, II often happens that the pnbllc Il
never made aware Of Il. a case IN point.
The three daughters Of Hon N Penn
inglon, OF this city. Mrs DIR iliil. Mrs Rich
ards and Miss Celia Pennington, knowing
That their fathers birthday was approach.
Ing, sent East some weeks ago and pur-
chased for that occasion as tiic gold
headed cane rs the city can boast Of Mr.
Pennington. although sixty-ive years OF
age, has always had his preiudecs against
canes an account of the dudistie way IN
which they are often used. but his preju.
dlees are all removed. To SOY that he Is
proud Is drawing Il mildly.
AF1ER \ GREAT Tar. Capt. irvine.
Sergeant Overman. Corporal French and
George Fish returned last Friday abou,
9 o'clock from their trip TO Fish Lake. and
have so many and varied experiences to
relate OF such monumental nature that
We refrain from giving more than one.
One cold, iorsty morning, on awakening
they found the lake frozen solid. Cutting
hole In the Ice they were surprised Ia Sce
school after sehoo; of fire trout approach.
ing for air. Rushing for the hole they
crowded each other upwards onto the ice,
and In this manner they caught 1900,
though some of the party pui The figures
at 10000. Any way they brought home
hogshead OF trout apiece.
ORANGE MoRoAN DEAD.-Mr. Orange
Morgan. who was dragged BY horse at
Paisley. rs narrated BY the DEMOCRAT, |
died on Sunday, Aug. 4ih. II seems that |
he had iariat around the horses neck.
and was going towards Il, n hen his lees 90, |
caught In the lariat and the horse rsu,
dragging him for long distance, bruIsing
and breaking hts bones In fhghtiui man. |
ner. lie was about IS years OF age and |
was man Uf exemplary character. lie |
leaves wife ard children. Mr.. Morgan |
had accumulated a property valued at $50. |
600 or $4,000. In the stock business.
TRAMPs.-IIere is the way they go for
tramps at waila wAlia according to a
Pendleten paper ",rhe eltIzcns made
another raid on the ,tamps at that place
las, night. -Four parties OF twenty-five
clubs, and beat the tramps from their quar-.
tsrs In barn-yardS and fence corners. II
is estimated that $50 tramps, semc of
whom we're doubtless Gre.bugs a. well,
were driven out Of the city"
WHERE IT CONES faoM.-Maek Mon
irith and Fred Ross have returned from
a trip OF several weeks to the Sulphur
Springs beyond Ga.esville. They report
forest fires beyond Gatesvil!e In Marion
county, covering considerable territory.
Some OF our superbundance OF smoke came
from there, and some of II from farther
north, even from the Columbia.
FoRcIBLE SPRiSKLiSG.-The Albany
water wsrks since tie new pumps have
been introduced are doing some excellent
work In furnishing water for irregating
lawns. A sprinkler In the yard OF ia DEM.
ocKAT man throws water over a space, the
diameter OF which Is thirty six feet by
measurement. and without the assistance
Of wind. The whirlagig has four foot
standard.
BEATS ALBANY--Thc Capital engine
was out testing lot of old hose last even
ing. They bursted about IS sections out
OF 26, leaving only limited amount oi
good hose on hand. The test was made
at the corner of Trade and Church streets
and was witnessed by number OF admir-
ing spectators.-Salem Statesman.
EVERYTHING FULL.-There is not VA
cant store in Albany, and, In fact, there
are several applicants who cannot be SUP
piled, and others waiting for blocks TO b'
completed before they can begin business
{ 1t Is the same way with residences.
r FAILuREs.-During July there wer
only six failures In Oregon. Liabiitiei
8 $sI7o. In July, 1888, the liabilities wer
twelve times as much. In Washingto
Territory during July, 1850, there wer
thirteen failures. with S5f,2os liabilities
IF which exceeds the failures of 1888 by $I3
,e 900. That's the difference between Or,
" gon and Washington.
THE OLDEST o. fan Eastern pap,
as says: "The oldest living Odd Fellow
l. the United States Is James S Irwin OF Blu
ut falo, who has been an active member
&c Niagara Lodge, No a5,for fo,ty-fve year
OF and has been its secretary for forty years
Father Armstrong,of Salem,now 88 yeai
IN old, beats this ten years, having become &
"a 0 F in Genesee county, y Y, In 1884.
erl HAVE Nor RE6isTERED.--It Is repor
er ed that quite large number OF physician
nd throughout the state have failed to comp
O. with the law passed by the last gisIatui
which requires every physician to regist
n In the county in which he practices. IT
e. board of examiners intend to compel the
I'D to comply with the statute or else take
IN their shingle.-Salem Statesman.
IS. WISE PEOPLE : Eastern people kno
all about the great Northwest. A pap
We there says thai Spokane Falls is sm
*, place situated near the farm Of Noah Arr
MS strong In Montana, and that Milton Is
.at large manufacturing center near the Tul
an Tum river in Idaho"
AssIGNED.--The DEMocAr is inform
i. that o ii Blount, of Ashland, has mad.
general assignment for the benefit Of
: creditors with r Baltimore, as assign