The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-24

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somebody II the sidewalks are not attends
! TO. II Is possible this il put up Job b
the shoe dealers, but justice compcis Us /
say that the indications are not that way.
No amount Of preaching or writing vii
keep the public from biting when the soa
man comes around. The ono here Wednos
day had been glad to get out Of Salem, ant
had actually been rotten ogsed at Eugsn
on his frat appearance. but here "All th
same" he found ga audience and sold hi
soap aud everybody as usual get sold 4
pay for their smbecility. "a fool and hi
money are soon parted" and one might a
we'll try TO prevent water rusning dowi
stream as TO object TO II.
A correspondent Of Eugone paper do
soribes an accident happening at Springfield
~ follows ''On last Saturday about 10 a.
M, VIM. Lairds son, aged about two years
whilst playing about the house. climbed upon
. chair, from which he fell, falling back
ward and striking his head in the oecipitAl
region, producing conclusion OF tho brain.
trom tho effects OF which ho rapidly passed
into state Of coma, which lasted until about
half past eleven o'clock. when he died. The
remains were buried at Pleasant HIll on
Sunday"
The tirst Of the wssk ME- Chester Skeels
brought Us in several peaches, three ef
which weighed II pounds. They were as
ftaU Mn
Skeels has experimental considerably with
peaches. having set out 1900 trees In all. Of
which only about 200 are now alive. borea
aud cold nights having been bad rnemies.
They arc about four years old, aud all 10.
gether viii not yield over five or slx bushels.
II might be hoped that peaches would do
well here, but the climate il probably
against them.
On Wednesday evening OF Last week
Grant, the eighteen year old sou OF Judge
chonewith. Of Corvallis. committed suicide
at his fathers farm near that place. by hang.
ing himself TO = eross beam In the barn,
The news Of the terrible end Of one so young
and promising caused intense excitement in
the community a. well ~ At Corvallis. We
understand that two Of tho Judges dAugh.
tsrs have receatly become Insane, and no
doubt this had something 10 de with IL
Certainly the calamity Is = terrible one. aud
enc which must have been the greatest Of
earthly affections TO Judge chenowith and
his family. They have the deepest sympA-
thy OF their many Albany t,isnds in this
aflliction.
Harry Yoeum, living few miles from
Sheridan, aecideutiy shot himself on Thurs.
day Of last week under tho following singular
circumstances Yocum had been working
around threshing machine aud had just
6nishsd Cling IL, when he concluded To
clean oat his poeketA lie had . little boy
holding his hat, Ia which he deposited the
various articles from bis pockets. Que by
one. Among them was . pistol which. In
some nnaccoantabl bic manner, went of, the
ball entering his head aud producing = fatal
wound Yocum lived bat few hours after
being shot. He was Abolt - years OF age
and was much esteemed by all who knsw
him.
Mr. W II Marshall. travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago Milwaukee aud 50.
Paul Railway, was in Albany Tuesday and
left us some very fins railroad literature.
He IL now located At Portland and will rep
resent that road through the Nor invest
The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Road
now operates over 5000 miles Of railroad.
aud their route is now noted aA being th,
shortest line TO the east Ia connection with
the Northern Pacific. IL has been selected
by the pioneers aud ia good line on many
accounts. II runs Eae dining room cars,
has the best Pullman Palace cars, As well a
al Of the lstest convenisncea. Excursion
ists should examine the advaatag1s Of thii
road bsforo going.
The September nun.ber Of Frank Leslio'l
Sunday AaJasiae could scarcely bs exesllos
in the variety and excellence Of tho eontsnts
Il Is overaowing with good things. Rev {
+ Cheney. Bishop Of the Diocese Of Chicago
coatributs No. Will Of Religious DE
nominations in the United States-What /
the Reformed Episcopal Church = Tn
editor has charming article. "Ths Minis
try Of Tears !" THE American Pilgrim il
Palestine" and ''Among the Natives Of th
NORTH" are continued, and the other article
arc by popular writers. The serial, shor
stories, sketches, essays, etc, afford delight
ful aud edifying reading. There are poems
. sermon by Rev Dr TalmAge, "Goats an
Camela. Editorial and Personal Ccmmnts
Record Of Important Events, and Miseel
lany that abounds with ihtcrst. entertain
ment and instruction. The number is Pre-
fusely and beautifully embellished. Pdc
25 cents per number So year. postpaid
. Address. Mrs Frank Leslie, Publisher, 8:
. IS and 81 Park Place, New York.