The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15


Albany people who invested their
money In town lots In other N w eitiea
are coming TO the conclusion that II would
have been much better 10 have staked
their fortunes In Albany.
The trains from the south are bringing
scores OF tramps into the valley and they
drop of az every station. The hot weather
and haylng season are approaching In
California and they are trying TO get as
far away as possible. They had better
skip Albany. Our police officers mean
business and will make them think they
are more than harvesting In California II
they stop OF here.
A day or two ago We Published some.
thing from the WoodbuEn Independent
about the Salem Journal man. Here is
something the other way. IL b TOO bad
the mythical fool killer does not really
exist. OF course, his existence, II he were
a faithful servant, would be death OF
majority OF the pc9ples-- Woodburn inde-
pendent. II he could exist ever for .
hall second and get In his work on the
Wcodbun raittr, the whole Willamette
valley would breathe sigh OF relief.
The receipts from stamp sales. etc, and
box rents at the Salem possolIicr Tor the
year ending March 3tst last were more
Than twice Ne iAagr as those for the Al
bany Office daEiag the same lime. Both
Offices show good increase IN business over
the preceding year. The increase At the
Salem Office WAS q per eent.--Staiesnsn
With the Immense patronage OF the state
Institutions II ought &c be nearly twice as
much with the same population AL
hany's population l. 46lS; Saiesu's nesriy
twice as much.
A dispatch from Boise City says that
the detectives who went 10 ranch near
salmon Fails. In search OF the ak women
suspected Of being stage robbers, have
placed thr women under arrest. and re-
port there q no doubt Of their guilt. The
women. who claim 10 be sisteFs. are said
10 have committed many highway rob-
oeries In that section OF the country.
They were dressed ~ men while engaged
In the crimes. The women declare their
father compelled them 10 become bandits.
The arrcst OF the old man Il expected.
The name OF The family l. Harvey. Ihe
girls say they hated the wok and arc
glad II u over.
Even Roseburx will havs base hsll
ground enclosed with an eight loot
fence. What's the matter Of Albany.
Nearly every suitable house in Albany
is occupied. Our people have quit walt
Ing Tor the Oregon Pacific, and will push
ahead anyway.
"A New York miiIionaiEe bas just wor-
ried himself TO death. Some 81 The most
wfetched men In Albany aud Linn
county have more money than they
know what TO do with. Take warning.
The republicans bsye put up for
supreme judge, Just The kind
oE q man for voters to keep OF the bench
II seema 10 be the province of politics ii,
leave ont mep Ike JuIge blackburn, for
men like Moore,
It 10 reported that Frank james,
brother OF the noted Jesse James, passed
through this city on Saturday evenings
train. lie IL accompanied by hla vile
and IL travelling through the west on
account Of III health. h.-Dailas Observer
ID II James OF Albany. IL now In that
city on visit and wifi probably be taken
for Jesse himself.
The Vineyard J.aboyers Of the Baptist
church have elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing six montla: Fred Dax-
son, president; " s Thompson. vIce-
president; Anna Foshay, recording sec
retary; 4 y Cspsely, cor secretary ];
Bessie Doris, treaspreg; o n Hart,
chorister; Nellie Bolton, organlst.
Editor Belt, Of Tho West Side, must
have grievance against n E Miller and
other Southern Oregon boys. tie eays
Hon Binger Hermann was nominated
foS congress last Wednesday BY accla-
nation. fhGso fellows In Southern
Oregon 1t seems are mere piglpies along
side OF Binger They ought 70 shut %
now, and 80 or and die.
The Forest Grove Times says: We
Loaf o sIlbscriber last week. lie paid his
bill and gum ns iionorsbly. .aHis COM
ments sihee haye NOT been SWEEP but
have enabled rs 70 secure . god history
OF the mans past, which We have filed
away h,r future reference The man
who expects 10 extinguish pewspaper
should remember That . buzz saw has
teeth.
Judge Scott received u telegram from
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
yesterday. offering to compromies the
Lane county railroad taxes. Offering the
sum Oh $4,000 in fall pa, ment oI the
same. Something over $4,000 Is due.
The county court decided to make no
compromise. but to fight the caae To the
end, taking the ground that ii was not
just to let Q rich corporation Off with q
small portion Of their just taxes, when
the average taxpayer ID compelled to pay
In full.-Eugens Guard
Four Keeley graduates took their de
partnre this week for homes that will be
made glad by their rescue from 1 Ilis oi
disease and degradation. Three Of them
a. y outsE ttis tfs sttt9 VIII lluC ADittl4eH
ans edncation, besides exceptional op-
porlugitE9e fbphterand adorn positions
Of usefulness and re6pectabillty. IT gas
. source of much pleasure 10 witness
their Joy, courage and pheerfRlpees as
they found themselves pnoe moro free
from bIighting curse. forest Grove
Times
The Ashland Record is very poetic. "a
follows 8: The Spider and the Fly troupe
we're on Tueaday q north train. Some oi
The ballet girls were quite chic, alid theV
:utest one was greatly taken with Com
iuctor Anstay's etyle Of beauty. Az the |
rain was fleeing along in its majestic !
ghjrl through the grand and beautiful |
'cenery Qf the Siskiyous that fairly sets
! e soul iatholis deep In love with all Of |
laturs's beautltndes, d passeheer over
leafd the little fairy with the large, /
uxurient eyes whisper TO the gallant |
'pndartpr = How sweet II Is looking love love
nto eyes thai give u back with corn
,ornd ipterestJf The scene vas very
etching and merely rejecting oil II seta
he llttle fairy dancing skirt DANCES IN
he passengerfs hat. But, alas We are
lot ell Jack Anstays,
cal' On Mathews i wsahba,a,llor your
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