The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19

klamath county's assessment shows q
total valuation Of II $3.50, ,267 indebted.
ness, 1870, 0,b32; exemptions, sI40, ,232
Total taxable property valuation, ,0l0 /.
bOS. This includes 6,676 horses, 1870
cattle, 220 sheep and $50 hogs.
II Is said TO be so dry IN Osborne county
that hogs have to be soaked In the river
before they will hold slop. =, Empofia Re-
publican.
Salvador has won his owner this year,
up to August go, $iI5,a aSo, in stakes and
In purses, while Firengl hns Hloa, ,os6 TO
her credit. That Is better than running a
country newspaper,
Into the central pier Of The Willamette
bridge, ut Salem, were put 1000 barrels ot
cement Counting 400 pounds to the bar
rel, this Ia $4,000 pounds or ara tons Of
cement alone AT 81 per barrel, which Is
probably aoont the cost, this makes $500
worth OF that one commodity alone. =
Journal.
Matters are down 80 hnc now that even
the Kind ot perfumery one uses sometimes
indicates considerable, musk for Instance.
Albany young women viii therefore lake
warning,
About this time last year, says the Dial.
las Observer. the Southeru Pacific engines
burned up considerable fencing and much
grain In this county and haa 10 pay thou
sands OF dollars for It. This season they
had furfows powed thirty feet on each
slie OF the track. and everything combus
tible between them cleared off. The re e
salt iS--no grain field fires. Truly stitch
In time saves nine.
A few exchanges are very severe on
Mekanlass, u negro minstrel, who Ia out
OF the country and has no advertising at
his disposal, says the Salem Journal To
sensible people Il would seem as II the
papers couldn't be too severe on darkey
minstrel who has ruined the prospects Of
| young and innocent white Girl, regard
less of advertising patronage. The
innuendo Is unjust. In such case most
| papers would not consider that part al all.
Miss Lizzie kexee entertained iew &C.
leet friends st breakfast at her home about
three miles from Corvallis. on tuesday
morning Leader. Perhaps new style,
though DKMocRAr man was entertained
at breakfast at the same place just ten
years ago this month. aud he can voueh
for the nlcety OF the entertainment. That
was during thfcshing time.
| Albany IL Sin IL, - 10 use the prevailing
slang Of the day, now being murdered
! from East to West Even Ouda In her
last novel, "Syrlin," is on TO IL.
A young blood from Howell Prairie
started out hop picking this week and In
| picking up, his outfit consisted oi pkgs
Of cigarettes, q bottle Of whisky, "A pack of
cards, revolver aud pair Of blankets.
A young man ut Butteville tried 10 get
rid OF Ia corn by burning IL otrwith gun
powder The powder burned In his face
and nearly put out his eyes. The proper
course would have been 10 have tunneled
under the corn, then have inserted u
stick Of Dynamite and exploded 1t. by
throwing his head back he might have
saved his complexion.
These are school days. The little boys
and girls trip gaily TO school in .he morn
ing. At recess the misehicyous boys sa-
gaciously trip each other on the school
house lawn, and afterwards trip the light
fantastic toe 10 the tune Of the school
teachers whip. These are tripping times.
Copying a statement from an exchange,
the Rosebnrg Review says comment
thereupOn IL really unnecessary, which
IL then proceeds 10 demonstrate by col.
nnn 0t unnecessary connicnt.-Journal.
Which h the way the public speaker
speaks, and the dry goods box man talks.
4 gentleman who has visited the Paei-
iic coast Mt intervals oi four or five
months for several years, is reported by
the New York Press as saying that "Cai-
ifornia is the eostliest place IN America
for anyone to live who has no local means
oi earning living. There IL no small
change In the state, hotel rates are enor-
nous and railroad rates are higher than
in any state in the union. California Is
no place for anyone to go unless he has
Int pocketbook and expects and is willing
to have Il stepped on
In order 10 attract attention local
advertiser spoke about the .. ID. contem-
plating the putting on Of another steamer
on account OF the car load on board for
them, which kept the Co. rustling. The
| Astoria Columbian takes it up in earnest,
and in an article headed "a decaying sea-
port" says: Yesterdays Frisco steamer
carried away over forty carloads OF freight
| from this port and the Oregon in yester-
| day discharged ten carloads of fruit, ,vege-
tables, etc, and still the steamer was not
overcrowded." Please, sonny, go and
brush the cobwebs of your brain.
WALL PAPRR..-I have Just received
rom the east large invoiceoi wall pa
Ger, borders, decorations, etc., including
the plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
SAMUEL L YoUSd
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JACKETS AND WRAPs.-I amnow rece
ing my fall and winter stock of ladies,
misses and childrens jackets and wraps,
which are OF the latest style and good
value, and as cheap as standard goods
can be bought. / have on hand lot
Of ladies Newmarkets carried over from
last year, which am selling at cost TO
close them out to make room for new
arrivals. SAMUEL L. YoUnG,