The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-22


DEMocRArabout the census u,es the word
jealousy. rabid jealousy Now that Il the
wrong word, II would be impossible to
be Jealous of the very poor showing made
by Salem. II they had made big show
Ing jealous would have been n good word.
Sect II VIC have picked nc Salem II Ii
only the natural tendency to pick at u dude
who has come down ftom a six footer In
Importance 10 only five footer In reality.
There IL nothing but venom In tha,
city foe any one whodafes question the In
correctness Of the returns. The States
man says; "One OF the Salem euumera-
tors. Lewis NJ Baker, had card In yester.
day mornings orrgonian, attempting 10
bolster up his recent work. Baker was
one of the most incompetent Of all OF
Kelly's men, and the best thing he ran do
IL TO sink into the deep oblivion for which
he Is No emlncntlf fitted Subtract the
egotlsm from such fcllowt as Baker aud
there Is nothing left but a bad smell
DIpN'T WoRK.-A certain hide dealer,
that visits this city quite frequently,
failed TO work little game successfully
last week. He was shipping lot OF
loose hides and also wanted % ship some
enclosed In sack, but the freight agent
would not bill them unless he opened the
sack 30 he could see what was IN IL. The
hide dealer became enraged and told him
| that IL was none OF his business whether
the sack contained deer hides or not.
The law prevents the railroad carrying
deer hides and the employees ARE careful
about what they receive for shipment
| The law iorbids the Killing at any time
II rot used or sold for food; iorbids Kill
| ing ut any time for the hide, horns or
hams; iorbida having In possession or
buying or selling during the cloae season.
Bucks may be killed from July 10 Nov.
J., and does from Aug. | 10 Jan ], 10 be
used for food only. Spotted lawns are
not to be killed at any mc.-Eugene
Register.
4 FINE CoMPAsY. The entertainment
at Reeds opera house last night was ex.
ceedingly good. The attendance was not
near no large as the character Of the play
and the manner OF its rendition demand
ed. The piece presented was divorce"
in which the opportunity occurs for an
impressive panorama Of everyday life aH
too often observed, and the mirror Of
many features Of the social system could
not have been held up more faithfully
tel, the heroine, and Mr. French. the dan
gerously infatuated husband. Miss Tit
tel Is born actress in scenes ol pathos
and heart feeling, her language, move
ment and gesture being sweetly natural
and graceful. But indeed there was not
n poor caste in the troupe-all were fine.
The ovcrturcs were pleasing rendered on
the piano by the accomplished and pop
ular musician, Mr. Hayes, who has de-
lighted SAiemites on many occasions In
the past with other tronpea.-salem
Journal. At Albany Monday, Tuesday
aud "Wednesday evenings of next week.
DoS'r SMALL LIKE RosEs. Tourists
returning from Newror; state that In cross
ing from the Oregon Pacific TO the
SoL:hern Pacific depot at Albany prdcs-
lrians should he provided With eioseplns
lo use IN pressing ths.r nos,tils together.
The odor from refuse thrown on the
ground is not likened by them unto the
altar OF roses. Some new and improved
sanitary measures should be inioreed In the
virinagr Of the depot hy the authorities Of
the citt Of 6S7; people-inelusivr of the
precincts which run Ccvefai miles into the
county In e4iksr direction Salem States.
man Salem peoples noses are about
equal 10 their ..renkias jude meat, sast they
have 10 have something 10 growl about.
Speaking about population Salem's 1900
includes the preeinsts ~ fai in,o the
cop try as Albany. Better keep your
mouth and nose shut after lhis.
A DodoN irEH.-Tho following item ID
from the Lebanon Express and needs no
other introduction: Sir Smith our next
door neighbor. has small black dog
that is strongly attached to It's owner.
Monday morning Mr. Smith boarded the
Lebanon express for Albany, and In n
few minutes was at the Junction, -four
miles away; and there he found his dog.
| The train on the y. q. was Just moving
o II for Portland, and the winged cur
ei ther thinking Ills master aboard or
having u desire tn run down two
trains IN one day, sought the companion
ship OF "So 8" and headed for Portland,
Whether he visited the Metropolis or
whether he stopped at Woodhurn, ,depon-
ent sayeth not, but he was at home for
dinner the same day, and these facts can
besvouchcd for by men who are every
whit as reliable as rural editor.
A PLEASANT Visn.-Tuesday evening
o II Irvine, grand chancellor Of the
Knights OF Pythias OF this district, paid
Gauntlet lodge No S,of this city fraternai
visit. The gentleman was met at the
depot by Baker division No @, Y X X i,
and n number Of the members of the or.
der and escorted to quarters provided for
him. In the evening he visited the
lodge and delivered very pleasant ad-
dress, and one OF much benefit TO the
members present. The visit OF the
grand chancellor viii be pleasant recol-
lection for the members Of the lodge in
this city.-Baker City Blade.
!, ALBANY Is going to have bridge across
the Willamette. Some OF her citizens
have pctitioned the city council 10 select
the site and have a survey made. II the
council will grant the prayer of the petit
TONERS, all they will then lack will be the
money .--Statesman.
The money will come. Whenever AL
bany starts after money II gets 1t. as its
record will show, and much quicker than
the city that could not raise enough tc
make preliminary survey OF a railroad,
and once let one go by because II could
not get $4,000 In subscriptions. None
OF your sarcasm.
BETTER THAN WHsKEY. Albert
Scneuck, employed Dy tne company ~
Cello, was bitten by rattlesnake last
! Friday afternoon. The snake was lyinl
r between two rocks, and he attempted t
I pull it out by the tail, when the reptil,
, rewarded him for his pains by inserting
its fangs in his forefnger. He placed
, the injured member in his mouth an6
sucked as much as he could OF the poison
He then came to The Dalles and PLACED
himself under the care OF DIR Logan. ii,
was well enough to leave for Cello Satur
4 day afternoon Sun.
THE OREGON census just claimed Il
! have been taken will go down in history
as one Of the most complete and sicken
I ing botches of the present age.-Ex.
E No more 80 than elsewhere, nor al
0 ways will be the case in boom ages
y where inflated claims are the order. l
is in the east and south as here. Jack
a sonville, Fla, for instance, only gets l5,
700, where they had been positive an,
. are now, that the population is 10000.
Il FINE SToFE.-fo.day Blackman
: Abraham shipped from this city to Eas
E Portland for the new L Church ther
! two car loads Of dressed stone. ANON
A', the pieces are two for pillars. One is |