The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

A fist fight between Beckwlth and Will
IN In Congress yesterday was an interest
Il one, As both were republicans of /
,urse II will not be laid TO whlskey ! d
Oregons population has increased from !
74,768 IN 1850 TO 10000 IN 1890, "a year
iat will ro Into history noted for Its
otched census.) hut boIchea asIde,is not
{ per cent Increase Ia ten years enough
n any state 10 be proud Of f--Journal.
II IL sthtcc that the recent purchase of
o, 600 bushels OF wheat on Eureka Flat
y the Pacific Coast Elevator Co., at 90
cnts per bushei, was loss OF several
enis per bushel Tor the purchasers. Why
he deal was made seems 10 be an enigma.
-Walla Waila Statesman. Just 70 long
. the farmer IL the one who makes by the
Ieal, no ono will care particularly to solvc
he enigma.
The people OF Springfield, o., town OF
10, 900 inhabitants, have elected as m aid.
,rman q Mr. Ieffel, a man who Is only 40 |
nehes Ia height, and weighs 81 pounds.
Ills parents were large, robust people, his |
ather being over ak feet tall. Mr. Leficl |
3 a bright, Intelligent man, has been twice |
married. aad Is talked of for the next |
mayor OF Springfield -Ex. beside him |
Albany's efficient Recorder Is quite large, |
and yet he weighs less than 100 pounds
and II under five feet tall.
credulous purchasers Of patent nostrums
A h.. az III
fakira are always plentiful IN the west
During the past week the "fexas Tom
have held forth upon our
streets, and among the eure-alls which
they advertised was n eatarrh remedy
which was "eeftaln to cure or money re-
funded" etc. 1t Is with some surprise we
learn that the "doctor" who so loudly pro-
claimed its merits received treatment DUR
Ing the week for That disease fIom one Of
Walla Walla's local physicians. When
the DEVILS own remedy falls, IL IL time to
quilt but ihefe'll be fools left when we're
ell dead --Walla Walia Statesman
There Il always vein of humor In be-
Ing mistaken for some ono e.sc, partieu-
larry II for some one In an entirely differ.
ent calling a DEMOCRAT man on step
ping into the presence of several ministers
attending a conference was greeted with
allow do you do Bother Sykes" "Glad TO
meet YOU, Brother Sykes" by several.
The compliments not being returned with
alaeri:y. they began renarking. Guess Il
Isnt Brother Sykes" Who's Brother
Sykes anyway.
4 Salem man sold come cider TO an In
dian boy attending the Chemawa school,
and was arrested for selling Intoxicating
liquor 10 an Indian. Next.
As many Albany people are troubled
with palpitation OF the heart We quote
the following; Dr Nebo Gin Journal dc Ia
Sante) says that an excessive palpitallon
Of the heartcan always be arrested hy
bending double, with the head downward
and the hands pendent, 30 as 10 produce
temporary congestion of the upper part
ot the body. In almost all cases Of ner-
yous or anemic palpitaiion, the heart
Immediately resumes ita natural junction.
II the respiratory movements In Bna'
pended during this action, the effect IL
only the more rapid.
People coming from Yaquina Bay have
great time getting their freight. AZ
they ship IL from Newport and the freight
Office 10 In iaquina, they are generally
unable TO attend 10 the matter them
selves at the latter place and the result IL
they are in clover II they get II piece nj
time within month or two. The ar
rangement Is a miserable one. One man
was told by an agent II be wanted his
freight 90 go and get IL himself. Tho
summer business IL quite An important
one and the travelling public should bt
accommodated when they pay for the nc
commodation.
An Evangelical convention has Just
been held ia Salem. Revs Bowersox
& G Polling, o l. Hanis, ID V Polling, e
Plowman, NJ 5 Ballantyne, + ] Strayei
and 4 s Bollinger were present. This
members Of the convention seemed 10 at
agree on this one poinl-yiz: that heap
ing Goals II fire upon the heads oi oui
enemies" (controyersial)is the best meth
od Of defence, says local paper. ThaI
Ia the way they are doing In Albany
Some Of the Goals are at white heat
hstNkNf RtA o@0ANAs
The Lebanon Express very sensiblS
says: We received another letter rclat
ing TO the church controversy this week,
but in jnstics to our many readers whs
see nothing OF interest In this protractet
discussion We cannot give IL publication
Every attack seems only 10 widen thS
breach and intensity the bitter feelings
which already exist.
The NJ L conference, recently in ses
sion ut Grants Pass, evidently does not
like the Indian agent at Klamath and ne
wonder The Courier, in giving the pro
ceedings OF the conference, says: "Oi
this day some consideration was given tC
the Klamath Indian agency. The confer
ence Enthusiastically is not satisfied with
Gen Il l. Applegate as agent, and IL IL can
IL will have "a successor appointed. There
may be music in the air when the Cener.
al learns Of the move"
- Mans Chances TO Marry"
Halt per cent from so to 50 years Of
age.
Two per cent from As to so Yeas oil
age.
Five and half per cent from 20 TO 4 s
years Of age,s
Six and half per cent from IS to 40
years OF age
Ten and half per cent from 80 to IS
years Of age.
Twenty-Five per cent from as To 80