The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

THIS morning we ma some 1aqilina
iay style.
The transformation from dust to mud
los been very rapid and almost eurpriB-
ng. That's Oregon'a style.
Everything runs into politics now
days, even the Worlds fair They
,ught TO have Huntington there 10 chop
III some Of tho honorary Balayies.
The terra Gotta flue IL evidently very
unsafe institution. Two fires In two days
rom them. Terra Gotta holds water
much better than IL keeps out fire.
The reason Lish Applegatc was dis
from the klamath Agency ie said
10 be because he refused 10 allow o
Methodist Sunday School there. Re-
gardleaa Of that men OF his character
should never be appointed to such posi-
tiona in tho first place.
Some one In an exchange asks the
question els the earth drying up"
Oh, come now, dry mp on such unpleas-
ant topics Its moisture IL good for sev.
oral hundred years yet, and when tho
East dries up, why come TO Oregon.
aolno one asks that II the Water Works
company are entitled 20 credit for chang
ing from Calipooia TO santiam water
what they have been entitled to Cor iurn-
ishing water takon out Of q stream just
below II cemetery and sewer for long
time.
"spokane Falls and its exposition" is
one Of the finest typographical pieces Of
work ever executed In the United States
and shows, with its beautiful illustrations,
OF Spokane In very booming manner.
IL 10 TO bc regretted, though, that such
work cannot be done In Spokane as well
Ms In Buffalo, N. Y.
The hop output In Lane county Ia esti-
mated at 100000 pounds, worth s3io.ooo
at go cents a pound. That IL big thing
Tor that county. The outpat In ihis eoJn-
~ Is less than half as much.
Parties coming down from the noun
lRlns report that deer are being slaughter
ed by the Wholesale or the MckeAzic
about twenty five miles from Eugrnc.
/ No one can object 10 settlers kililag ven
/ ison for subsistence, but the bItehering of
deer for their pelis should DC prohibited
| Register.
/ VI II Harlow, Jr, last week picked gas
bushels Of corn on the cob from three aud
! one-hai acres of ground. Tnla wIll make
I II a II. tta.i
corn to the acre, ~ cora Is now worth
seyenty-fve cents bnshcl II has proved
better paying crop than wheat and dem.
onstrates that corn can be raised here TO
advantage. Eugene Register.
The largest drove OF sheep ever seen Ia
Coliax passed through there last Tuesday
They numbered 5000 and came from Ore
gou. They were on their way 10 sTexss
The sheep were all tat and Ia prime con
dillon. ,he band was fully al hour IL
crossing the railroad track and was part o
band Of 10000. the other part OF th'
drove passing through there a few day
sgo.-Ex. Now wha, werF they doing u
Coliax on ,hcis way to resaa.
Here IL = very peculiar obituary motto
iruta the Monmouth paper: We mad
inquiry Of one Of our business men ia
other day as 10 what had become oi ia
Board Of Trade and City Council. ii
informed ns tha! they were dead. Wit
sotne surprise We asked when they ha
passed away, and learned that il wa
sonc months ago, and here We have bee
calling ON them 10 meet for the last si
weeka, We do not extend our nympathici
as Is usual in such cases. but TO the col
i tFafy say IL was real mean in them to III
Just v hen there Is so much 10 do.
Wong Ah Sing. who Is said 10 be III
most noted doctor In the Chinese qua
! ters Of New York, recently wrote PR
: acriptson for cancer, the formula
which was as follows: Picked lisards,
pairs, 2 males and females corea gin
engroot, Z ounce; willow cricket akin
6, males and > females; rRttlesnal
tail, ounce; sweet potato vine, ounce
black dates,2 ounces, elm bark, ounce
devil fish suckcre, 3 ounces; reindeer
horn ground !. ounce; birds claws.
:, ounce; lotus leaves. = ounce; viii
nuts, ounce; dried ginger. 4 oanc,
coffin nails, (old ones) ounces. Bo
the whole IN two quarts OF water; driu
2spoonstni day and make paste vii
1 the solu,lon and powdered rats hesh al
b apply 10 the sore.
The jacks Of all trades are not coniine
10 men. New York City has woms
4 who beats them all, who IL an author,
i doctor, an artist and an actress. Aft,
! breakfast in Me morning she spends
couple Of hours over the manuscript
/ the story which she has been employs
! 10 vrite, From 10 to she practic'
4 medicine, and receives patients in h,
office" She next works st her easel /
= a painter until six, and makes pictur,
for which she finds buyers. After dim,
ana an hours rest, she betRkes herself
the theatre, when she plays the light pa
for which she may be set down in ii
/ cast. Besides all this, she is mothe
= and knows how 10 make her own cloth1
p and understands how to use her II
b come from all her professions.