The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-10

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list OF the principal premiums ; Mime.
sofa Chief threshing machine, price $7oo
Studebaker end-spring top buggy, price
$ars a se.f binding harvester, price $i7yi
Culver's iron drag saw, price $3.50 Cort-
land spring wagon, price $3.50 a Mitch.
ell wagon, price Siao an \ l. wind mill,
price 500 a "rriumph" steam generator,
price, 500 Dicks famous feed cutter
price SIS Gandy's patent endless thresher
belt, price SOS a barrel OF luhrlcating oil
washing machines and garden plows ut
prices respectively. Sis and so, Besides
these there are gune, watches, books and
iaek-knives In number as great as the de-
mand which may be made for them, Every
one can obtain one of these premiums.
Everyone of the articles named viii be ab
solutely given away durlng the next three
months, The value of the premium u per-
son may get win depend wholly upon him.
self or herself,
CRooK County. I'D Schmeer returned
Yesterday from Albany, at which place he
spent the pas, month. lie says his first
days work In Albany was to ride wild
horse In the streets, bunchgrass fashion,
which so excited the quiet denizens OF that
city that he was called on to donate SIS TO
the sidewalk fund. Ed tells us he vii. I'm.
mcdiately begin gathering his horses and
will drive them to Linn county during the
summer Last Sunday A Haekleman
arrived here with three fine stallions--two
draft horses and one trotter- which com
bined are as line stable of horses as ever
were brought to the county VIM Van.
It's, OF Shcdd's, Linn county, made us a
pleasant call last Tuesdly. MIR Yanlls Is
here visiting his brother.in-law, Judge
Sumner. I'D Curl arrived here on Tues.
days stage from Anaconda, Montana, In
charge OF Deputy Sheriff Helm Mr. Curl
Is accused OF having stolen horse from
Hon ] n Williamson \ Duncan and
family contemplate removing from Prime
Vile sometime this summer or fall. We
much regret losing Mr. and Mrs Duncan
from our business and social circles. Re
ssssy.
TAEISG wrrL.--The Chicago Comedy
Co rendered the rouslug drama. Facing
The Enemy" at the opera house yesterday
evening, ir style which demonstrated the
fact that Salem's inhabitants fully appre-
ciate good DIANA, aud know one when
they see Il. Everyone was well pleased
with the evenings performance, and made
known the fact In a hearty applause and
almost constant ripple of laughter. .--,SfG 'es
man.
THREE DauNKs.--A man with too mvch
essence OF tarantula on board was navigat.
ng First Street last Tuesday, taking the
whole sidewalk, when he was taken in tow
,y Policeman Miller and pilo,ed after a
desperate, but rather good natured rcsls.
ance into the caliboose. He looks like the |
Kind of a man who is all right when sober
out whiskey completely mudiles his brain. |
rwo others of like calibre soon followed !
iin,as drunk as lords, but full Of fight.
WENT TO SALEM,- Monday, ID p Ma. |
ion, Geo Humphrey. w Barre E Vol.
fer,on, L c Marshal, W Il Bilyeu, G W
Mas,on, Geo w Smith, ] l. cowan, Chas
calen, Mr. Farrell, IL Bryant, Geo Z Cham.
'erlain, II p Webb, E Il Prichard, of the |
Knights rcmplar Csnmandery OF this city /
Sent to Salem TO attend the funeral Of NJ /
\ Chapman, who died a. that city Satur. I
lay evening. Mr. Chapman was a member /
)t the Albany Cornmandery, and was 4
nan highly esteemed by all who knew
him. The funeral services were TO be con-
iucted during this afternoon under the aus
piees OF the Commaadery.
STATE CAPIrALs.-Salem is getting Il
grain OF comfort from lhc fact that Boston
$ times, Providence times. Denver }
lines, Richmond ) times, Little Rock )
lines, indianapolis ; times and Wheeling 3
lines as large as any other cities in their
respective states; and New Haven, Atlanta,
Topeka, Des Moincs and Nashville are "a
shead OF any other cities IN their respective
states, while in Alabama. Minnesota, Ne.
oraska- New Hampshire, Oregon and South
.aroiiua the capitals rank second What
about the capital, in the other twenty four
states.
WHATS IN : NAME.--A man bv the
name of Apple is justice of the peace up
in Union county, and all the papers have
been tryingto work up cute little plays on
his name, such as TO wonder whether he
was sound, or mellow, green or sour, or
rotten, and how he could be square and
vet round, etc. II Mr. Apple is OF a sensa.
tive, retired nature all this "sauce"nfter HE
name must be very nauseating None Of
us can brag about Cur names.
THE 4TH.-At meeting of "F" Com
Pany last Tuesday the matter of 4th Of
July celebration was discussed. The Com.
pany propose TO celebrate in a body and II
Albany wants them II should begin-mak-
ing arrangements a. once. The general
sentiment is in favor OF celebration, and
no greater attraction could be secured than
military display, either In prize drills,
sham battle or otherwise.
CONSIDER Ir.-7s,ooo bushels Of wheat
In the Albany Farmers Co.'S warehouses
alone which might have been sold at IS
cents is now being kept at 631z cents a
bushel. This is keeling an immense amount
of money out of circulation. If sold the
wheat money would probably pay half a
million dollars of debts. Considerth fact.
a CARELEss William Dow
was out hunting Sunday. While leaning
up against fence, his gun rested on the
lower board with the barrel pointing up
ward and his right hand over the muzzle.
The gun slipped, the hammer struck the
fence and off went his haEd.-CorvalIis
Times
DECORATION DAY.-Commandcr Nc
Eiroy will deliver the decoration day ad.
dress at this city for Mcpherson Post. Al.
bany Is for oitunate in securing his service,
fer that occasion, as Prof McElroy hai
been solicited by nearly every Post In tn,
state 10 deliver the address.
OVER DOUBLE. MIR Strauder FTomar
has sold his residence property at the corn
er of Lyon and Ninth Street to Mr. Ge'
Pfau, of the Star Brewery. Consideration
$27oo. Mr. Fromsn paid $Io5o for tn
property about two years ago.
SOME FINE BUTTER. Conn Bros bav
made yearly contract with frst-clas