The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-27

A MAS recently over from Crook coun-
ty states that the general opinion there is
that the skull found in the northeastern
part OF the county, was that OF George
Nutting, who was last seen in NAV D. last
year. The theory now Is that a sheep
herder, who had been ordered by Afr
Nutting, who was sheep Inspector, not 20
cross the county line. on account Of the
condition Of his sheep, committed the
murder, placing the body on pile OF
brush and burning IL, only the charred
skull remaining. The herder left for
Australia about three weeks afterwards,
and before it was known for certain that
Mr. Nutting was missing. and il il thought
he is there now. Recent events have
brought out this theory Of the matter.
DIsJoISrED KNEE. - Mrs Wylie 4
Moores has been visiting her sisters at
Albany, and yesterday forenoon met
with an accident which brought her visit
to close sooner than shc expected.
While attending TO some matters of her
toilet, she in some way stumbled and
dislocated her knee joint. She tele
graphed her husband Immediately and
had the injured member attended TO by
physician. Mr. MOOres went up with
team and carriage and brought her home,
where che now lies and will remain sew
eral days before she walks without as
sistance.-Salem journal.
TIT FOR TAT.-Jud &c Tuley, who used
to be a director Of one newspaper and is
no" judicialiy in charge Of another. said /:
"No intelligent man at this day believes
a thing TO be true merely because he sees
! II so stated in a newspaper. lie knows
th-t what Is asserted as true TO day will
very likely be denied to morrow"
/ This is one dictum. BY way of reprisal
IL invites another
/ No intelligent man at this day believe. a
| judicial decision e. be good Jaw merely
/ because II + ..,.i..., ccd from the bench.
He knows thai 10 j. asserted as Law TO o.
day will very hke,y be upset By another
court Tomorrow Historian.
NEAT AND NIcE.-Mr ronrad Meyer
for several days last past has been over
hauling his grocery store at the corner Of
First and Broadalbin streets. He has il
painted papercd washed, brushed and
beautifed in many ways, and in addition
is putting in a ew stock OF goods OF the
best and freshest variety to which lac In
vites the attention Of the public generally.
Goods the best and prices as loy as any.
GOBLIN MoTll.z Inresponse 20 a re-
quest 70 the readers Of the DBMocRAT 10
report whether the codiiu moth IS al worE
In the fruit this year, Mr. Nm. Warner q
/ Cioyerdale, Benton county, Oregon, writes
, TO say that he has examined his orchard
very carefully and finds no sign of tint
moth. Let others tell what they know
about the presence of the moth this year
{ TRAms.-An additional local train vii
, be put on the Southern Pacific; as ha
heretofore been rumored, running onl.
/ to Albany, and will go into effect Jul.
' lst. The present locals will run T.
Roseburg. The through trains will onl
stop at the large cities, making fast time
d Due Hm.--Much OF the beauty an
I brilliancy attending the tables at tn
= Masonic banquet last evening, was du
to the artistic skill OF Mr. MoorehousC
. who arranged the electric lights and az
pliances in Armory Hall.
It CONSIDER THw.-By calling at Jas
o Powell's you will see large and fir
IS stock Of vegetables and fruits just recei
a ed by steamer, consisting OF fresh orang
IL lemons, cabbage, caulifower, onions, &C
n cry, ripe cherries, and choice fruits OF
kinds.
PARAsoLs.-Ih have just received ne
y invoice OF Parasols.
% Samuel + Young.