The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
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LOCAL RECORD.

CoMfNo DAiRY CoUNrRY.-The FOL
lowing IL handed the DnnooaAras what q
pioneer tells about the Willamette Val
Icy Tor dairying. Col TR Cornelius, oI
washington county, read paper che
other day nc the farmers institute nl
Forest Grove, OF which we quoto the
following interesting notes: Feeding
md raising dairy cattle.
1. The dairy undoubtedly offers more
promise and announcement 10 the
farmer than any other branch Of farm
Ing.
3. Some time, In the near future, the
Willamette Valley will be one OF the
greatest dairy countries In the United
s. have said that could raise feed
enough on one acre TO keep e0w one
year. Many think that an exaereralion,
but am quite sure that Il can be easily
done.
462s rHE FIoUREs. MIR William 0ben-
Aner completed hia directory census Of
Albany yesterday, and the figures are 2s
more than estimated by the DKnocRAr,
being 462S. This Is really fine show
ing, and speaks for a big increase In
population since the 1890 census, which
the enumerators,O W Watts, ID Il Tabler
and II + Conn, insist was correct, the
increase being l549. This gives Albany
a population Of 100 more than Eugene,
according to q recent census there, a fact
we mention on account OF numerous
little squibs In the local papers Of that
city.
FAKE NEws Is the heading the Salem
Statesman gives 10 the following; The
Telegram has curious ideas of wat eoa-
stltutes sage" Ever since the assault
upon Rev Mr. Metayer, the young Catholic
priest at Albany, the Telegram has spoken
OF him As being a very "old" and lndrm
man, with one foot IN the grave, and
scarcely able to hobble around. % FRI
day, In dishing up the sentence OF the
two assaulting youths, the Telegram
editor, In true sreportoTial" style. COM
miseratingly styles the young priest as
"aged and revered, and further on again
patronizingly refers ,o him as the "old
man" This must be intenselv amusing
to those acquainted with Mr. Metayer,
who Is not more than thirty yea-s Of age
and In the full enjoyment of health.
EoorIsrrc NJ rcRKLL.-The woodbuin
Independent gets OF the true situation
as follows: Senator ] II Mitchell has
been considered man Of common sense.
but now Il appears he has lost it all,
ceiyed a letter. containing about four
columns OF clippings from different pa.
pers about the marriage OF Miss Matte
Mitchell 20 lie Duke de La Rocheiou-
cauld. Out Of pity for a fool and his
folly few papers have commented upon
such an uncalled for act Of family ego
item, but as II to make the thing more
absurd every newspaper Is now In receipt
Of a wedding card, announcing that, 'Mr
and Mrs John II Mitchell have the
honor Of announcing the marriage Of
their daughter, Matte Elizabeth, TO the
Duke de Ia Rooheioucauld In Paris,
Friday 1lth, lS92."
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e 'o.'o"'ns "o"
E"s,sSn ~. % ISL. NJ ~ Ron"a rsDnr,s %
1hat dnring the recent thnnder sgnrn,
the l;ghtninv came In eontart with :
tree near Mrs g Garontte's homa and
eomnIeselv destroved AZ Nr ana MI
garontte were sitting M tbeir dining
tabIe when the shock of livhtnIny styprk
them. Thev were Insenslble for some
time Mrs Caroutte recovered n raj ana
iound him with his head living on the
table. she smoke 10 him then he aroused
and osked MAI had hannened1 -
WV WV WV n-FF
How liz Cor lr.-.In she early days
somebody owed Judge Marquam $500.
lie was honest and had lots OF land
A'ounS M IoIs,.no- ne ors'Se he !uuse
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or - more : They don,s nav Ssshing and
fiftv miles of the clty-not much.GWel-
come.
Az UEEyRN ExoHAxon = The Al
banv DRnocnAr has n good wor 10 .av
akoS,t our shoe factory and m inks the
s-'a,.s =. .',t.s,-a A., r., Rsrrin -, 80.
sample. ,, ennio.ea n r Saa. Hssr nu .na' shy
Iii ,,e~,,,,, NJ, 40 cor,n~,e Sylib the hes,
eas,ern trade ThsnLs Mr. DrMocvGr
and as one GOOD turn deserves another- n
might be IN order To remark that Albany
= 70 u 70 tne brewing o. peer sno nearly
snI Hes .1h tn.. eones ps ~ s'1S ~ - :.
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So''~'i's t'HsS
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AID savs: "a Gypsie outfit was camped
here last v eek. they were horse traders
ana fortune tellers: We nave often
thaas se sn NJ qJishSt qish .hps; hpS;orns, gn .v Thev
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sh eiEnn & ~ uen.e zen soA todsI erd d;s.
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ssr1 visors gsnersIir aDn r brt toor M sctien ~
ata1a atsHss sso,iid r. tssken more than ire zen
arsI ~ Tnraesion ~ oninion, THE nreyail.
Sn@ santirnsnt was that II the rnad fax
vas naid n nonav twiee AZ much eood
conld be done with n
An IrDrAr Rrrtc-Warm sprine
1ohrrv Ies, q th,s oe;c. TO-DAY a ston,
c,,Issi which he found rece1tlv whlI,
Sss~a. " q. -. s,aa. -, ,he isisod Il
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