The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

beautiful woodlands richly intersperse
with well-cultivated farms, stopping a
theO Il Junction, West Scio, Crabtre
and other points TO take on passengers
We finally reached the once seen neve
To he forgotten Albany or Lebanon prai
rie. Here one sees miles and miles q
waving grain, some of which IN almus
ready for the sickle. To add TO tn
beauty OF the scenery the eastern portion
OF the prairie is dotted here and ther,
with knolls or buttes rising from twent,
/ to three or four hundred feet high. Al
along the route, as we pass farmhouses
men, women and children hurmh ans
wave hats and handkerchiefs, while ever
the dogs, seemingly imbuCd with the
spirit ot the occasion, gaily chase tn,
train and bark with all their might Oui
party respond by waving flags and hur
rahing rs only Americans know how Il
hurrh ON the lth of July. At II O'Clock
we reach brownsville, join the procession
headed by the Brownsville Coruct Band
and march 60 the beautiful grove IN th,
south part OF town where an enjoyable
timc Is had.
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fashionable l'hos Lcd regular eastern
clecuis wi,c accident, rhc Statesman
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GRooE CoUNrY. - Several Princville
parties will visit the famous Belknap
hot springs on the roaring Mckenzie
river, this summer.
Born To Mr. and Mrs Frank facklg-
man, of Camp creek, last week, baby
girl.
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TEN YEARS ago the population OF Salem
precinct vas given as that OF the city OF
Salem, and the presumption was that the
some would be done this year. This
would Iive Salem poPulptioh OF 5000 or
5000, whereas II the census OF Salem for
1890 should include the four precincts OF
which the city j. properly composed the
would not fall f1r short ot -,
300. --Statesman.
What foolisbrcss TIN. civ I. pr..n,.rlv
comprised OF the ier'i'"Ty provided ior'he
limi's IN The siiy charter, and no,iing "l's
institution and bav,. no,bing 10 do wi,h
ne rit,-,b,.,. cv,e,,d ,,.ycra1 ,n;Iee int
m. ron,,ryEand any Kirdeyeor,er s,,,-
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inc and ago,y r,,y H.. looLeJ for ,Lrn,,L
,he s,,,. b,, ,,a.,.rs ,.,a,,,t,, o., c.ii a
whole co,r,y ,beir ci,v In orde, ~ secure.
. bio ,bo,yinp But that i cbild's NAV
BURNS ON ToP.-Mr Ben Brown. who is
a,o,,;ro, % ,bo tTo,el po,u;,s po-,l,,d
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his brother Leon, merchant at Burns,
Rnrns came o,,t ,.ictorious over Uarnsv
Citv through the throwing ont of eleven
az iIarnev's irrr,,,iIar votFs Mr. Rrown
yives gTanhic nictnre ~ the triu,nnbaI
entry into burns of the custodian Of the
comfy records Bijl Cardwell which be
had taken from Harnev on n writ Of
mandamus issued bv Circuit Judge NJ ID
Clifford. The records were loaded into
five wagons. and the Burns brass band
headed the procession through the streets
Of the victorious town.
tell the plain. solid truth, that the cele-
bration in that city was no good. The
only creditable thing was the fireworks,
and they were given from barges. The
Committee, and few aristocratic friends,
hired the 7 Potter, out Of the general
funds, got ia ..ut of the fireworks, and
had the exhibition all 10 themselves-
the hogs. Another old hog, in Portland,
is Harvey Scott, who doesn't want the
members Of the State Press Association
TO be entertained. Harvey thinks he If
the only editor in Oregnn.
TRAMPs.-Mr Palmer, residing neaI
the NJ + church south, returned Saturday
eyening rom % Ipl'ia'd WIN innS .l,I, nj
JGdi O'h SDiI5 WIZ IldA Ihh away Nlbh