The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

the census was taken and on summing Il
up:t was found there was ioS persons Nv.
ing In the city, but ea,ly the next morning
one of the citizens rushed into the presence
OF the census laker ani exclaimed "You
will have to do your work over = "whyi"
says he Because, the old woman has
twins, which makes just soo - /, has 90
dwclliagsa saw mill tina, is the pride Of
the city and au honor to the country Il
has three large sircular saws, one rony saw
the capacity Of hieh Il so,ooo tcct per day.
Lath mill with as,ooo capJcity per day
Shingle mill cutting 10000 shingles per
day three planers and gauge edgcr
which employs 20 men when IN operation.
, dry goods stores, drug store, millinery
store. hotels, blacksmith shop, post office,
telegraph ofkce. jeweler shop and bu,cher
shop, boot and shoe shop,and the inevitable
OF course or a saloon.--Cor. Silverton APP
peal.
Mkt MONDAY. The Russell Jewell
Comedy Company continue to draw
crowded horiscs at the New Opera House'
says Nanaimo paper. Although last
night was the fourth play, they succeeded
In having a crowded house, which proves
that the company mus; be an exceeding
good one or they would not be so well pat.
ronized in a small city like Nanaimo.
George X Cain, as William Lacy, the cruel
slave owner ana all round william. won the
admiration of the audience by his very
clever impersonation. NJ Samuel Morris
and Miss Lee sustained the comedy feat
ures of the drama In the most miTth pro-
voking manner.
A LITTLE BRUTE.-MsTy had little
brute, as fat as Il could waddle. and every
where that Mary'd seoot, this little pup
would toddle. Il tagged her down the
street one daj. close up behind her buggy;
oh, how Il loved TO run away, this naughty
little Puggy. It went into Conn Bros gro
Gerry store. where Il stopped In astonish-
ment at the fine display Of goods and the
low prices that prevailed, and Mary. work.
ed for one of the leading families, bought
large supply Of choice groceries and pro
duce.
QUICK WoRK.--A Pendleton man a
bout TO build new store. heard from all
the erummers that S Z Young had the
beat arranged and handsomest store on the
Coast. This forenoon he jumped off the
South bound train, took hack, went
through the stsre, got the bearings and
reached the same train, which stopped
twenty minutes, and went on his way
bound to haze store justlikc Mr. Youngs.
A Pure LIFE.-Rev ID DRYER besides
delivering two sermons at the NJ church,
also spoke to large audience OF Young
men at the Y NJ C A Hall, Sunday after
noon. His subject was "a pure life." and
he talked without gloves, giving facts and
advice that anyone may well pause at and
heed. Rev Driver Is one OF the best read
and ablest diyines in the United States
\ His researches cover all ieids. so that his
addresses are always alive with vital facts
ofinterest. lie Is peculiarly an agrees
i've talker.
WASTED Ar EUGENE. Last week
tramp in this city excited some attention
on account of the large amount OF small
change in his possession. Inquiry along
the road revealed the fact that he was
probably the man wso robbed till at Eu-
gene City. A warrant vas issued at that
city and Saturday. by orders from there.
Marshal Hoffman arrested me man, and a
Eugene official camelto Albany Monday and
took him back.
WANTS HIN SHOWN UP.-A man in
forms the DEMOCRAT that he saw Miss
Swanton, the talented eloeuiionist, refused
admission to the Hoffman House at Eu
gene recently, and wants us to show the
matter up. Its too personal, and then, We
only have one side of IT, But let tlle hote
man run away with some girl, or rob
stage or throw a train off the track anC
we'll 60 for him red hot
A Touem Crowd have just learn
ed that the Hungarian monk, recently II
. this city, who lecturcd at the Court House
told some one that only lawyers and edi
tors were present and that It wac tn
toughest crowd he ever addressed. As +,
{ came here to reform ministers we men
r tion this as a sample of his powers. AS
; matter Of fact there were no editors pre-
y sent.
THEY SPECULATE. The DEMOCRAT
informed that as a result Of a young man
i. winning sIoo, in Chinese lottery, an
e nounced in the DEMocRAT, several hav
4 been quite excited and have been investing
d with of courseonly small returns ,Saturda
4 night City or sixty white men are reporte
= to haze been st the drawing in the Cr4no
a block, all investors. Its poor way /
e speculate, and the fact that one white ma
:. happened TO win is no sign anyone else vii
q In BIG TYPE.-The Scio Press publish
n es the following item in disrlay type, an
:. we would think II was an advertisement
> but for the fact that an item about JAG
r. Dempsey having the consumption is diI
r played the same way Ed Coins is a yer
e sick man, but there is no give up to hhr
ie and he'll soon be all right.
on A BIcYcLE.-Mr Bert Lucas, ii
ir Monmouth bicyclist, well known in A
ID bany, in two months will 60 East, and
.. company with about thirty other bicyclis
8 will do Europe on a bicycle, travelif
ne through France, Switzerland, Belgiui
e. Germany and England, on safety. /
will be gone until Sept rst.
q The REPUBLIC KNOCKED OUR
'er solved, that the signs Of the times indica
'ss e the fail Of the Republic" is the subject q
yr bated at OakvilIe last Friday, mention
which is made elsewhere. 1t was decid
10. in favor of the affirmative. OakviIe bes
the world when 1t comes to debating, al
n- they have men there who can prove tn
. S white is black.
- HER STAGE NAME. Some one tells
that Miss Jessie couthoui Is simply h
ne stage name; her real name being N
'n' Palmer, her husband being wealthy a
s highly respected citizen Of Chicago. \
sn- mention lhia so that Il nnu one hnI1 u