The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-17

tls Buttcrcup." and people talk IN Motaint,
language. Ala Harris sayA San Francisco 4
crazy about H. Here ara q few Of th,
Z many ohoruaes Mr. Harris Il abla 10 rattle
OF You haYe TO know them 10 san Fran
cisco.
Down wen. Me0iatv 10 the bottom of lhs
wall
! DAnd tho ho wen the foiye.
Twas moro dead he was than Aloise.
Wld ibis an uoae an hack broks from the
fall
Dressed ln his best shoot av elothesi
Down wsat MeCinty to tho bottom lav the
helc,
And ,he driver Of ths c,r-it.
Bedsd be gave the coali u .tav.ri,
An II took us an heur 10 dig Me0inty from
the coal
Dressed IN hia beat shoot Az clothes
Down went MeGinty 10 the bottom Of the
sayi
Au' he must be very wet.
For they haven't gat him yet,
But hia ghost IL At tie dock livery marn at
break 0i Gay,
Dressed in his beat shoot Av clothes.
sKNslnLy SAID The Albany woolen
mill have started up. The bulIdiog is one
OF :he beat IN oreson.ltls brick structure
three slo,lss high, with basamen, and the
fustory will employ over one hundred
men. Good enough. We are glad TO see
our sister city prosper. for through the
success OF new enterprises new life and
confidence may be injected iato 70 her
less fortunate nrighhors. The life OF one
town Is By no means the weapon Of decay
| for another, and while the wheels OF the
factory are set y motion through the val-
| lev, we are all, In measure. mutually
benefited. The town that Is dead simply
owes to the state debt that can only be
paid by enterprise. II Corvallis Is on the
delinquent list abe viii soon liqnldate the
debt.-CoFvalils Times.
WAIVED ExAMNArio Marshal Iioft
man returned from A.hland on Saturday
accompanied by Pete Montgomery, who
had heen arrested ON complain, Of Thos
Harris. charged with larceny from baIilc.
lie was taken before Justice Humphrey,
! walled examination and was held under
$soo bonds TO await tho scsion of the
grand jury. The bonds were furnished.
Petes version OF the matter ID that he did
not leave on account OF the Harris matter
but because of some trouble with Tramp
stranger In which he hit him over the
head with cue. He though. he had hurt
him worse than he had. The tramp left
the city the next day, after being caiiboosed.
On being arrested Pete had so on his per.
son. The general sentiment aeems to be
that Harris needs guardian anyway, else
he xy0ttl4ntf hss se1 f.arrf@ss Ia fstauau Faaf
terS.
A SLANnRRous IrEM.-ft Il said that
new fashion has struck Albany. and be.
coming quite popular among a certain
class OF young men. The gable end Of
pants arc TO be different irlm the main
pants Cause, too much sitting. Salem
Journal.
Did the Sa.em man know the active
rustllng, eleetIc motor style OF the Al
bany young men the above would have
never been penned. They do not have
time to vt dowE, and even do their court
Ing on the wing; but the amount Of shoe
lesihered worn !, enormous.
FIGuRiSo on ir.-Thc new electric
light system has one good feature for the
company. On being turned on the meter
keeps running until turned off. wednss.
day night Worthy Master 7 L Wallace was
exhibiting tina beautiful hail to a visiting
brother, and OF course turned the entire set
Of lights on, producing an unsurpassed
effect. They burned all night and the
meier kept running. Mr. Wallace, at the
suggestion Of several, With one hand on
his pocket book, Is working on the follow
Ing problem; II electric lights cost ~
cents an hour apiece, how much will IT
cost for ten hours.
IS TuE SPRfxo. Our liye Salem con
Temporary, the Statesman, admits the fac,
In the following manner. end We are glad
their eyes are getting opened on the sub
ject: "The Democrat Is right and the
people begin to understand tile plan and
workings Of the baIIdIng association they
will bid more interest In advance. In
the spring there will be a general resuinp-
ton OF building operations, the Statesman
believes II will see them reach a figure
fully twice as high as at the last meeting."
Having obtained this admission the Demo
crat will not again pick at the Salem asso-
Citations low bidding.
A LIVE WOMAN. The following Is the
record Of young woman who Is evidently
destined to be heard from: Miss MollIe
Lehman, formerly principal OF the public
schools Of CoquiIie City. has purchased
some lans in Eastean Oregon, and Is now
a resident Of Harney valley. With her
shrewd business sense she has accumulat
ed considerable means, and now proposes
to increase her proper ~ interests by judi.
cious Investments. The lady Is studying
medicine, and intends taking a course IN
one Of the Eastern medical colleges during
the coming season.
AN OREGON RoMANcE.--A Long creek
girl named Short, long loved certain big
Mr. Little; wniie Mr. Little, little thinking
of Short, loved little lass named Long.
To make a long story short, Little pro
posed to Long,and Short longed obe with
Little's shortcomings. So Shot, meeting
Long, threatened 10 marry Little before
| Long, which caused Little In short time
TO marry Long. Query: Did tall Short
love big Little less because big Little
loved little Long.
WHERE TO GET IT.--The following from
an exchange is quite well put; but who
ever heard Of a newspaper Office being
robbed. Most of than are not even locked:
All burglars are hereby notified not TO
pay US any nocturnal visits with the ex
pectation Of getting money. II they want
our money the, must call on our delin.
Iquent subscribers, list Of whom will be
4 furnished on application to this sfics.
i A New PRoFEssIoNAL.-"The Boom
er" is the name for the latest class Of pro.
fessIonals. At present they are confined
|, chiefly TO Portland, Seattle, and Spokane
Falls. They ape the legislative lobbyist
very closely, In fact their title Is suggestive
of their callieg. A good "bocmer" often
commands $3.50 or $2oo per month to
whoop up given locality, by talking to
new Eastern arrivals at the hotels OF
street corners.
\ WEBFooT WEATHER. Mr. w Peter,
in writing from San Laandro. Cal, says
awe are having lots Of rain here this win.
ter and the Gala farmers are corresponding