The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-30
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ZONE AND ABROAD

Wheat ~ cents.
A fine line of fall and winter sailor hat,
just received by Ars. Ashby.
The Ashland woylen mill has started ur
! again.
Go Kin, Chinaman has been sent t,
the asylum from Astoria.
Dir. Jesse Mosses will close hiz shcp on
Firs' street and for at east few days vii
/ he found n the Continuation shop.
Wheat: Salem I2c: Alb1ny AZ. Wher
the .. p. i.u ids a line into this city it rii
be ''hoss and hos" We don't expect "a
zee the tables turned Statesman.
Z II. Rhodes. Jeferson's en- reetic fruit
buyer, on Tuesdsy purchased the pea- cror
| OF the Wallace fruit farm, near 2alem.
there being about GOO boxes of tie same
-lIeyiew
The Grand Commandery Of knights
Templars OF Oregon will rneet In Albany on
OCT. g. ThIs will bring TO this city many
p-omlne ent OreSonisns from all parts Of The
. state.
Mr. Julius GrzdwohI will give the fol
loving remarkably low prices, fDr net cash.
IRON stone china: 4 dozen inch plates ~
eents; 4 dozen cups and faacers. n cents;
wash bowl. pitcher and cbEmber, 81 -35
Co, OF this city. will give a big dam
bake on the beach at Newport pert Nom
day afternoon and in tie evening a ball.
With music by Msrquam'g Orchestra. The
boys are having big time
The o. c & E are advertising for bids
for putting their river boats In condition
for use. This means live times on the
Willamette when the river rises. The
Hoag, Bentley and Sisters will all be pat
in good condition
r d. Holman, who has set No s;x
thre-hers this year. and came 10 0reg.Ja In
the '5Os, says crops were neTer better than
this year Many wheat feIds yield from
IS 10 20 bushels an acre and there Is quite
q revival Ii wheat gro oEing.-SaIem Journ-
al.
A man in Portland gross his own ofee.
He planted German cofea berry and this
year raised Is pound. of ccfee. Il is not
a tropical eofee. bat Is good. He mixes il
with Mocha IL oontinues 70 BE- demon
straisd that Oregon can raise rezriy eTery
thing under the sun
Harry Wilsoa has applied for 4 patent
On a hep press Of MS own inyeation that
viii eciipse anything noz II use tie
~eni 70 Allan, on Wednesday loczl for
the purpos- of making pztterus for uss in
cast the iron portions % his press He
expects 10 have one Of these machines
ready for ~ork some tins thii xeek. k.-dar-
rIsburg RsyieE.
lie Southern Pzeisc Railroad Company
has withdraw n the standing rexArd Of S.
0c0 fer Information leAding 10 the arrest
and oonT.sssoa q train robGsers The late
Mr.. ToEne Ezs the ofiicsr xho first made
ssl- ulrt. 2u~sSt ! sszSg 2s.J. NEssaz 80 EIucI
tgaln ~reckInR =as carried o. TIE Gen.
ersl Superintendent Fillmore, has iss1-d q
circular Withdrawing that order. 10 prevent
icing bosnd 10 psy s.. GO IN case os train
robbery ~here tie iosz Is trifiiEg.
Charles Harmon ct Ross5arg. a brother
0f Al Harmon forEnrEiy Of AI5any, has a
patent for All lraPTaEei stove oven III.
patent Is for a rotary bottom TO tie oven 50
arranged that tie elok can, by tie turn CT
4 thumb screw on the outside turn q Leaf,
ple or roast in the oven without taking
them cot as is the old way. Also If the
bottom u tie ovsn becomes too hot, the
cook can by the turn of thumb screw ele-
Vzte the loaf so zs to prsyeEt barning OF
scorching.
Tie Fossil Journal says this year has
been the dryest GIllizm county has ever ex-
perfengei A few orchards on the upland
between Cordun and Arlington, which
heretofore have presented fairly thrifty
sPpezrAnoe, have Eitnered and dried in the
blazing sun and scOrchine wind Except
along the foothills In the Fossil end Of the
county. grain (eroppt fall sowul Is hardly
worth the cutting, and the yield from fall
sOwn will not average over ten bushes Per
acre.
George W. Houok. an Oregon pioneer Of
1856. died yesterday al his home, ,Iour miles
vest sf Monroe. He was born January -,
1880, in ManAyunk, Pa. and spent his
bcybood days in Seneca, D. A large tract
of land lying in Benton and Line counties
Is evidence Of the business sSgiity Of the
man sho came West penniaess- With his
son George be has for several years been
engaged in sioekraising anal woolgrowing
and was regarded as one OF Benton eountY's
weli-to-io tarmNrs.