The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-28

eu0 many eI them are bWearlnk on ana uhln
their best efforts TO stop the injurious habit
A young man in nsighboring city 10 sal,
; to be lying ii the point Of death on acooun
Of the use Of cigarettes, and from svsy quar-
: ter rspsrts are heard nearly a. bad. Ssvsra
Albany boys have lost nearly ell Of thsi
| bloom by this habit until they look a. yel
low a. dish rag. and IL IL about time the!
stepped.
Gentlemen who have an eye 10. boautitu
: iewslry for their own wear, should call y
the store OF L K Blain and examine the stocl
which he has just received from the East
The line Of cuff buttons, pins, chains. etc.
Il unoommonly novel and 10 attracting the
attention Of all lovers OF the beautiful and
new. Designs never before ssea are intro
duosd. These desiring TO ebtaia the latss.
should examine this stoek.
The store just cast Of the harness shop oi
u Dubruills. has bOOn elegantly fitted up
and will seon be filed with QUO Of the finest
stocks Of millinery goods ever brought to
Albany. Miss NJ Foster, the proprietor has
had experience in tho busi ness. and intends
oendueting millinery store whore all the
latest styles can be found at the meat ieA
sonabls rate. Due announcement will be
made cf the time Of formally opening the
store.
Mr. Z G Cusiok died ct his hsms In Linn
county. ak miles east OF scie, Tuesday night
Of last week. aged 72 yearA Deceased va.
al uncle Of DR. Cusick, of this city. He had
lived thirty years on the farm where he
breathed his last. He died Ia the riponess
Of years. and the fulnsss sf honor aud satesm.
What mere honor caa good maa want than
the sincere friendship aud respect OF III
with whom he has met Ia life !-.Salcm S.atesl
man.
The Hepner Gd=etts is . year old, and
this is the way II gushes over the fact Born
in early childhood and spanked around by
debts on every hand. it has had hard row
10 hoe during the frst year OF its existence,
and more than once ID looked a. thosgh the
little bantling would run up against fnaa.
ciAl barbed wire fence and tear itself TO pic.
oes. Bat close hAadling. together with
weekday. Sunday and night work have kept
the seacern on the open range and brought
is out OF its first financial trials to the be.
ginning OF another year.
Laat week threo young men, living at
Harrisburg, being Ed Hendse and two
Morris boys went hunting in the mountains
east Of that city. They became separated
during the hunt. but when it came time 70
return home the Morris boys were unable 10
find thsir companion. They hunted steady
tive days for him. but could get no trace Of
his whereabouts. and finally were compelled
to return home without him. The effort to
ind him was continued. bat at last accounts
nothing had been heard Of the lest man.
When Dallas girl wants hOr fellow to 70
home shs takes down her back hair Eagene
City girls take od their shoes. Salem girls
say, Its time fer my dearest Charles ts
uselasp his circling arms and HE away 70
his patrsnal dOmicil. Oregon City girls ara
more particular and less demouatrAtivs !;
they simply say Sonny, times up git I"
In East Portland they don't give out hints,
and the fsllsws stay a. long a. the clamp
holds cut to burn," In Albany the maternal
ancestor rushes into the reom just as the
couple begin to get into each Others Afse.
tioas, at ten o'clock, and yslls ia stentoriaz
notes. Here, Sarah Jane, It il bed time !;
young man, your ma wants You. "
On next Tuesday the Dissrie: Teachers Ia
stisuts meets ia Albany. There will 10
nearly one hundred teachers present, all Of
when should be entertained by the citizens
Of this place. We have obtained coed
reputation for hospitality. ana leI US not
lose it by asy back sliding at the present
time. These Institutes are amsng our great
est educators, aud deserve encouragement.
Net only are they Of the utmsst Importance
to teachers, but every citizen, old and young
Who takes an interest in educational zaattsrs,
wsuld receive great benefit by being present
st ali Of the sessions.
The April number Of Frank Leslie's Pop
sLar Monthly is even more interesting than
usual, and is replste with instruction aud en-.
tsrtainment. The embellishments are ad-
mirable. The opening article. "How Uni
form Standard Time Came About" abeunds
with information. There are alss illustrated
articles by Walter r McCann, etc. Eta W
Pierce continues her great serial, and there
are short stsriss, sketches, etc. There are
poems by Sidney Gray, etc., and . larg.
variety OF short articles. paragraphs, Ansc.
dotes. etc. There are l2s quArto pages and
ever 100 illustrations in each number, ans
the price is only IS cents, or g. so per year
postpaid. Mrs Frank Leslie, publisher. 80
SIS and 81 Park Place, New York.
Whether the United States are to regaiI
their fsrmer pre-sminent rank as . CONNER
cial and naval power on the seas, is ques
tion that ne American can contemplate witt
indifference. The subject is diseased wit
marked ability in the North America Re
riew for April, by tho Hen Nelson Dingley
ID. C.. by Capt Jshn Goldman. Judge
Jameson, in the Same number OF the Rev;est
discusses the question, ''Shall Our Civilizs
ton be Preserved" The Rev DIR Phil
Schaf gives . sketch Of the Development {
Religious Freedom" DIR Felix L Oswal
writes Of Changes in the Climate Of Mort
America" Prof G A Eggsrt sffers "a PIE
, for Modern Languages" in the higher sdus'
( ton, and Julian Hawthorne discourses
!. 'IiterAturs for Children" Finally, thel
is discassion Of ''Rscsnt Criticisms Of I'll
J. Bible" by the Rev DIR R Hsber Newton an
4 the Rev A g Mortimer.
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