The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29

ermcn IN the county, or have we claimed
to thresh two or three thousand bushels
per day or average twenty-five hundred
bushels per day the season through. All
this brageadocio has led MS 10 say that we
can thresa as much grain and do better
work than any thresher In Linn county
(pitts exseptcd,) for five hundred dollars.
This win give achance II anyone thinks
they have machine Superior To the Pitts
to put M OF shut up, Our machine Is
soxSa Buffalo PITTS, bought OF Knapp,
Burrell Il Go this year
BuRKnARr & Cox.
TnR CAiiroorA MINes.--A short time
ago the men ut work on the G & II II NJ
4 NJ Co.'S claim, the Poorman, sent down
can of ore for the purpose OF having II
sent down to the assay Office. MIR X q
! Warner sent the rock to Mr. q w lenne,
an experienced assayist OF Portland, and
received the following roport.which IL all
and more than was expected: Gold, no.
oG Ozs. per ton, 90, value s. .b2; silvor,no.
of ozs. 60 the ton, 2.06, value $2.i2. Total
! value per ton, $0M. Prior to sending
the one to the office, Prof langworthy,
the Portland expert who is now at the
mines, said that II the ore of this mine
would yield 81 per ton the company has q
regular bonanza, as there are millions Of
tons OF ore In sght.-rimes.
NosW PAcwic EXPOSITION. The North
Pacific Industrial Exposition will open at
Portland September 2Sth and continue 20
October 2Sth. No efforts are being spared
10 make this one of the most successful,
instructive and interesting expositions
ever held In the state Many new and
attractive features not heretofore found
at these exposjtions have been provided
for and viii bc exhibited NJ this time
Every person who can should spare the
time 20 examine the wonders aud enjoy
the delights oi this exposition.
llE WiLtgp. An exchange puts Il In
,lis manner: "Wht thou take her for
thy pard. for better OF worse; 10 love, to
hold, To- fondly guard, til he ilcd of in a
hcar,c; Will thou let her aRve her way
and consult Ter many wishes, make a fire /
every morning, and help her wash dishes !
Wilg thou give her all the Stag her little /!
purse will pack, buy her monkey or /
poodle. or a seal skin saque; wilt thou /
comfort and support her father and /
mother, Aunt Jemina, thirteen sisters and I
brothers." And his face grew pale and /
black, |; was too late 20 j't, as through 1
the chapel floor he sank, and sadly said,
II wilt"
FARMER JoNEs MARRIED.-Cupid has 1
captured farmer Il Jones according to
well founded reports, and the old man .
is doubtless now in clover. \ few days I
ago his children applied for a guardian /
for him, but whether or not they succeed
ed was not since learned. II has been /
learned, however that old man Jones,
who is nigh ON TO 20, married Miss +.
Cynthia Ella Harhin NJ the residence Of /
Mr. Brennan in Portland. The lady is /
fair, risky and thirty years, and il said |
20 be happy in her choice. She is quite /
belle and thinks Jones just too pert. |
Jones is credited with saying that he had /
his pick out OF forty, and that Miss 1
Hardin was the best of the lot.
BY Fox VALLEY FAMILY. Some !
time ago, taSs the Kllcki,at Leader. Jake
Smith, OF Fox Valley, Oregon, came to /
this country on n visit to friends and rcla- 1
tiyes, bringing nIs family with him. About 4
six weeks before coming here his family !
had the diphtheria aud one child died .
The first place visited by this family was 1
his brother-in- laws John Allen. whose /
htle two-yea old daughter caugh, the I
dread disease ana on Tuesday died Con /
Hackel and Mr. Brownlec were also visited /
and there are cases In both these families. /
How many Others have been visitt d Is not 4
known. The disease Is OF the most malig- 4
nani type II Mr. Smith Is siili In the /
country he had better get off somewhere 4
and fumigate himself, before he - arrest |
ed and placed in qusrintine.
ExminIr-Siiverton ought to have |
big exhibit Of grain and trui, at the Me
chanics Fair, We sadly need a board Of
trade TO act as an executive committee for
the town. Silveiton Is a good point and
ought To make it, location aud resources
better klown.-Siiverton Appeal. As
Albany has a good board of trade why
should we not have an exhibit OF our re
sources al the Fair. We have plenty of
good material for splendid exhibit and
1t might be the means OF an increase In
population to some extent Let our board
Of trade take this matter In hand and also
the eastern exhibit before mentioned In
these columns.
Preachers HCRI. Hon VIM Kdhler
OF Jacksonville and Rev p NJ Starr If
Halsey, who we're attending the annual
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
shUrcb at Grants Pass met with quite an
accident last Saturday. They had started
home with + - Dimick in q spring wagon
The back seat. upon which thcy were
riding, fell backwards In crossing a small
rayinc, and they were thrown out, striking
on their heads. Rev Starr has been In
comatOse state, with partial paralysis OF
the lower limbs, ever since, and his condj-
ton Is considered serious. Mr. Kahler has
recovered consciousness, but Is severely
stunned and bruised.
WERE FEAsrED. Valley Lodge No. II,
X Of p, Of this city was officially visited
last evening by Grand Chancellor . II
Irvine. lie was accompanied by Geo.
Hostetslcr and J p Hail, of Albany. The
session was both interesting and instruct
i've and the excmplifcation Of the secret
work by the g & was nicely done. The
supper served by Mrs Dalaba and daush-
tiers was a fine spread and reflected credit
on their skill as public ca.erers.--Corvalis
Times.
/ NEw embroideTies, founcings, lace
| domncing In cotton and silk, black and
cream. Laces in imitation point, also new
designs In blac> and white lace, including
Vandyck and Eifel Tower. New ruchings.
SAMUEL E YoUNo.