The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-04

Salem has organized kindergarten n
association. Recently an effort was !,
started here to establish free kindergar- i
ten. Thls effort should be continued. Ihe =, =
kindergarten ID the future starting point =
for the education oi the masses, and gives
the little ones ideas for future Usefulness
obtained IN no other way. Let the kind <
ergarten mo ment be pushed forward &
The Portland Mercury says the wife Of
Albany pro fessional man has been In
that city with detective, aud did not be- &
have juat right. Must be mistake, aa !
,.hing can be learned here OF anything ! !
OF the Kind. =
A tug Of war u now going on between 1
Seattle and Tacoma In the matter OF o
registration Of voters. Seattle claims 10 O
have 10000 OF the list, and Tacoma IL q
determined to sarpass this; but cannot do !
Il, we predict.
The editor of the Seattle Post-fntelli-
gencer chnracterlxes Francis " Hard a.
either "a dcmagogue" or cen ass" which
Il IN keeping With the is style OF /
journalism. Miss Willard, regardless OF
politics, Il one OF the noblcst as well as
ablest and purest women OF the present
4 generation.
Sal,m does things In the Salem way.
II she undertook to build railroad 10 the
moon Il would go.-Jonrnal. fesf
| What about the Falls City r Il, the Sill
verton esnotor line, besldes the Astoria
and Salem r r Incorporated tweor three
years ago.
Marion county has fallen in.o line The
Statesman says; The Marion county
farmers alliance met At Grange hall yes
terday and held quite an Interesting meet
Ing. there being present representatives
\ from many OF the subordinate alliance
throughout the county, The ball was set
90 rolling nleely in the matter OF placing
a third ticket IN the field this spring II
seems the central verdict that third
ticket was nect ssary and the alliance Will
now work alon that line. IL 10 likely
there viii b. state, congregational and
county tickets.
IL Is .aId thai Senator iIlll will soon lead
10 the marriage altar ono OF AlbanyA
rich widows.
Telegrams have been received from
Ogden, from which II would appear that
T. II Luckey had not been in that city.
II was case Of mistaken identity. j.
/ Nalla Walla Jailed 20 come 10 time as
q member of the base ball league, not
raising the necessary $1,000 capital,
and now Albany Is suggested as substi-
tute. Could Albany raise $4,000 In
stock7
Some time ago. London paper offered
a 2-guinea prize for the best definition
of Kiss. Among thu, 7 7,0c0 answers re-
ceived were the following: "a report at
headquarters" ''ContFaction OF the
mouth due 10 enlarg. .ment Of the heart"
IAN article that is Always accepted and
j Om)printed, but not always published.
A Portland Welcome reporter was told
that Portland capitalists viii soon begin
the erection OF tsso. 600 smeltef Ia the
Okanogan tainins dlsiriei, In the uate of
Washington. Portland has for years been /
furnishing large share OF the capital
necessary 10 lnaugurate all the great min
ing enterprises Of Oregon. Washington /
and Idaho.
The DRMocRAr IL under obligation 10
some one IN Washington for large num-
berof clippings about the marriage oiMat- |
tie Mitchell snd the Baron De Fouchou-
cauld, or whatever you call him. There |
Is nothing 70 be proud Of when an Amer. |
lean girl makes fool OF herself by
marrying titled foreigner, hence We |
refrain from publishing them; besides II |
would take several issues 70 cover the
Geld.
man who 10 running an agricultural |
; paper over n: Anacortes, with water on 1
one eidb ard woods on the other, 10 solic-
itlng subscribers in the Willamette val |
ley. Now II IL In order for some one 10
start mining Journal mp In Marion or
Polk, or lumberman's paper up at /
, Pasco. western Oregon, and particular |
ly the Willamette valley, ought 70 sup |
port a good agricultural paper and prob
ably would, II one should ever make its
appearance.-Ex.
Florence, the actor. once gave some |
! advice 10 q friend In these words: "One
gallon Of whisky costs about 80, and con-
tains about 66 Is cent drinks. Now, II |
yon must drink, buy gallon and make |
your wife the barkeeper. When you
are dry give her Is cents for a drink,
and when the whisky is gone, she will
have, after paying for IL, 1918 left, and
every gallon thereafter will yield the |
same profit. This money she should
put away, 40 that when you have become
an inebriate, unable 10 support yourself,
and summed by every respectable man,
your wife may have money enough 70
keep you until your time comes TO fill a
drunkard's grave"
Mr. Henry Blskeiy, OF Brownsville,
writes that he is not candidate for
sheriff or any other Office as reported In
a correspondence In the DEMocRAT.
a Chicago editor suggested that II the
atmosphere grows much worse In that
city II will have TO be taken up in cap
sules.-Detroit Free Press. Today the
fog was 80 thick at this city that 1t was
proposed 10 do away with the faIse.work
at the bridge and build on top Of the fog.
A ID Shepard, assistant general freight
agent, OF San francisco, and II r Rog-
ers, assistant @ F& p agent, Of Port
land, returned last evening from a trip
on the o to the front. II Is TO be
hoped officials OF the two roads exchange
couPtesies enough to finally make pro-
per freight rates for each other and also
a union depot at this city.
Gen Lish Appiegate Is a candidate for
circuit judge on the republican ticket.
The Record, OF Ashland, democratic
paper, says he would make much bet
ter Judge than one would suppose from
looking at his overcoat, his old stray hat /
and his Jacksonian homemade collar. /
The Record says: There Is only one
danger about having Lisb on the bench. .
That would be to the poor prisoners
whom the district attorney would man.
age to send to tine penitentiary. In |
passing sentence on these dumb brutes
the general would never get through |
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