The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21

ing. lie IL supposed 10 have taken with
him about 10 200 la eash and servant
girl. lie left behind him wife and four
farm partially paid FOR, ii
shreuher and dcbta approxi
mating $500"
Even the pslee II is.ilk has been raised
q Portland sinee the passage OF the Me
kinlcy bill.
There Is one thing our inhabitants dis.
.ike TO tec going doWH--the thermometer
One OF ihe creates, cunvenieuecs In the
present age Il the clcctflc light In your
houses. 4 DEAoeRAt mAn Il ready 10
Nfi'e onl pull that viii lay in iha shsde
Ihe nost elaborate pateut mclieine testi-
p0uiai - lie iound in tbs columns of even
u yefs almanac,
Tao Astoria editors recently had
light, which cast The Columbian man sac,
! remarkable occurrence, Tor most editors
eau only fight @iti, their pens. The great
cst myth IN the world Is the ilshllas editor,
and veil ~8gci tbe Astoria ncn simply
rlawed the n'E
The excitement In Iieflin over nf koch'a
cure il ialrnrc. There are
goo foreign doctors already there. The
supPiy ot kpeh's J, nph l. temporarily rx-
Koch sugsrsta that the remedy
e called 'pafalUinid" ig prescriptions.
WO Wafrrn. Of Warren county, teils
the tendieton East Ofegonian. that there
Is at that station ago. Geo basheia St ~hca,
awaiting shipment With only tao cars a
= eek 10 ship |, io. ~ lhis rate Il will iuat
take touf years and tiyr weeks 10 carry II
to market. and the aanr report is general
through l.. o.
The New York Timea, ai recent date
saYs, III: application 0i the Far .ncrs' Loan
ard Trust Company 10 have tie Oregon
Pacific Railway Company and the wi.
latnrtlc Valley anJ Con4t Railroad placed
In the hands of a reerisrr Was the rcsul;
Of default In the interest due Oct Isl on
the Oregon Pacific bon j.. The same in
lefes' owHs both companies. The petition
for receiver waA signed by the holders of
Sf,soo,ooo of The bonds, and Il was at
their request that r Egenton ilogg. presl
dent ot both companies. vas appointed
receiver. II Il probable ibat the financial
agairs Of the Oregon Pacific system viii
be reorganlzed.
DR. Fselds, OF England. I; l. claimed
cures every case Oh dipktheria he attempts
With powder OF tulphur and a gpill. lie
puts tablespoonful OF flour Of birthstone
Into a wine slass of water and stirs IL with
his finger, instead Of n spoon. When the
sulphur is welt mixed he gives Il as 4 gar
gle, and In ten minutes the patient Is out Of
danger. Instead Of splitting out the gar
gle he recommends the swallowing OF IL,
In extreme eases, In which he had been
calle1 just In the nick OF time, when the
fungus was nearly closing To allow the
gargliug, he blew the sulphur through O
quill into the throat, and after the fungus
had sunk To allow Il then the gargling. II
patient canno, gargle, ta&e a live eoal,p
II on shovel and sprinkle a spoonil ol
two OF -four OF birthstone at a time upon
It, holding the head over it.and the fungui
will die, or I'LL closed room with It.
Silverton las the broad gauge now ant
will soon have electric lights. Probahl,
in no other state can SO many towns b
found able to support electric lights as il
Oregon, in proportion TO its population
Hazlett, the pilgrim printer, is noy
making his 22nd annual journey on foo
northward through the Willamette val
ley. Some years ago he worked for us o.
the Goldendale Gazette n whole wee
without getting drunk, the reason bein
that he had not cent and nobody woul
treat him.-Dallas Itemizsr.
A boy with a new 81, so toy engine an
shoes in shreds, his heels and toes spor
ing in the frosty atmosphere was spe,
tacle DEMOCRAT inan did not contem
plate with urbanity. The world is fu
Of it.
Drummers bring most "gags" to tow
Like the bee they gather the pollen
| joke in town after town and spread
about. One OF them in the city says Il
gag now, when man is "laying anythif
down" to you is to say, "Oh, l don
know to every remark. Gradually /
will work himself into storm and ther
in lays the fun. The idea is very br
liant.
Six Chinese pheasants turned loose
1880 in the valley have increased
100000 by careful computation. Nc
il that is the case here, will some stude
tell us how many pheasants there won
now be in China il six had been turn
, loose in the days OF Confuscius, and
creased at the same rate, which OF coul
they have not for few countries are
prolific as this.
Ten years is not very long; but
makes some difference so far as the re
tive population of the states is concern,
New York was first in 1880 and likew
in 1890. Pennsylvania was second be
times. Ohio WAS third in 1880 and foul
: in 1890, Illinois having jumped up fir,
fourth to third place. Missouri reta
the fifth place. Massachusetts,
jumped from the seventh to the si2
place, Indiana dropped from the sixth
the eighth Kentucky has fallen from |
eighth to the eleventh, Michigan rema
ninth and Iowa tenth, Texas has incre
ed from the eleventh to the seven
Mississippi has dropped from the eli
teenth to the twenty-frst place. Min
sofa has come up from the twenty-si,
to the twentieth, Oregon dropped fir
thirty-seyenth to the thirty-eighth,wl
Washington increas ed from the fol
seventh to the thirty-fourth.
LINN County CoUNcIL.-Owing TO
prevalence of dipbtheria at Tangent,
next meeting of Linn Co. Council will
with Grand Prairie Grande No 10, ID
6, 1890.
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CLARA SwANKs Vice pres.