The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-13

Prof Campbell, OF Baker City, has beer
IN Albany trying TO sell Baker City lots,
Five train loads of cattle passed
through Albany to-day for Portland and
the Sound, probably 1900 In all. That il
treating n cattle country rather shabbily
Two or three wind mills are being put
up in the city on account of the increased
water rates. Don Quixote must be around
somewhere.
The man who said that buying lots in
some of the boom cities Of the Sound
country is simply playing with loaded dice
about hit the mark. The man who sells
has the loaded dice.
Some people think; Others think they
think; few are able To think the
thought that another is thinking, says nm
EN., speaking about Carl King, the mind
reader. The mind reader after all IL, the
eayesdropper.
Politics is barbaric business. Like In.
dian troubles, whisky Is generally ut the
bottom OF n good deal OF il. Thus re-
marks paper that worked vigorously for
Thompson's election and IL now living on
saeur kraut.
IN Albany man, by mistake, wagered
that candidates majority would he $50
only intending to put the figures NJ 700
and then on bluff. AZ they proved To
hc over 500 the surprise was double.
Some times elections are uncertain affairs
like ileas and mosquitoes,
The price of salulon has been lowered
at the mouth Of the Columbia to 70 cents,
though the fishermen had sworn by the
greatest whale that 81 was the least they
would take. The salmon market is as de.
pressed rs Dixie line.
One of the latest freaks or pranka OF
the : I RR engines, says the Yrcka
Journal, IL. that last week nj Gazclle tho
cow catcher picked up mule owned 10y
Mrs Campbell, and flung II ut marc
owned by MrJohu Farrelly, ,of Shasta val. |
ley, killing both mule and mare.
The last two years the drummers say
were death on cloak houses, three OF the |
largest falling and others losing heavily. /
Whv? Simply because the circular fad /
occurred, and women wore circulars all 4
over the East, the sale OF cloaks being /
small. Then the winters were mild. Now
circulars are clear out of style and n very
rough winter is expected, and az the wO-
men haven't bought for couple years,
they will sail in heavily. The Albany |
market didn't do this, though, alone.
The following from u Colorado paper
illustrates the spirit of the age. Evident
" every state for itself: "Whilc the
farmers of Illinois are being drowned out
with inccssant rains, and Dakota's ranch
men ARE praying for rain, Colorado. with
her grand mountain ranges covered with
SHOWS tina; pour forth gener-
'us streams OF pure water which ILLS the
great irrigating canals aud bitches, prom.
ses an abundant crop TO her thousands
of hardy sons of toll. )"
Mathew Frantovich built snug little
cottage, then sent TO Austria. his native
and, aud the girl Ut his heart came out
here short time ago. 4 licencc was
and last evening in the new cot
.age Mathew was married To Katharine
Frantoyich, Justice May tying the mup.
iial knot, and housekeeping will com
mencc ut once. Katharine cannot speak
English but she can keep house and cook
IN her own language, ami they will evil
lently be as happy as the day Is long and
hat IL saying considerable ut this time
pt the year.-Astorian.