The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

Assses aiHefs some people can see
beauty even 10 looking g.ass, others
Rock.fcller gave a million dollars 10 a
Baptist instisusion and was restored 10
health; Jay Gould gave only aio. 900 TO a
church and still has 10 live on boiled milk.
The warning 4 terrible one, which
ililncral Albany men should heed.
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Mira pompeue II am going TO the thea
ire and viii probably not be hesnr until
very late. New Servant--AIl right. tpums
u am not UP when yez comes home,
what's The matter with telling me In the
inarning allsabout the play Texas Sif.-
logs.
The worse fault With ymng Louden
was that he talked too much. On getting
home he told that be wouit sue Linn
county for $4,000 and had already re.
sained WeatheFford and Eiiyeu for lie
purpose, but he had not, lie waa simply
talking. lie would be very ioolI h 10 do
that. rs will probably not trouble Linn
county any more.
Tom Craig Ii said to be candidate for
nomination for county clerk on The demo-
cratic ticket and Tom Mllilron, of Junction,
i mentioned as The probable candidate for /
the ONCE of county commissioner. Those
who are IN good position 10 know say
that l. Bilyen is seeking The nomination |
Tor prosecuting attorney In this judicial
distriet.--Engene Register.
n " Vasat,a ~ n ..t,z.. -. ..a..,i.. -.
pointed superintendent II Chenawa In
dian training school, went out 10 The
school todty. He Il accompanied by his
wife. Journal. Poor man. In slout three |
weeks y ht concludes 10 run tic school |
himself Instead OF allowing The Statesman |
TO run u he viii have that paper after him |
red hot Tor II seems 10 make a Speciality OF |
indian school superln'endents fer break
fast.
No one stands higher in community
Than the live advertiser. Everybody Il
interested In him. and tile papers take dc.
light IN adding puff 10 every little notice
about him. The wife ei one OF the best
advertisers In Astoria just presented her
husband with boy baby, and local paper
takes occasion TO add. just because the
father IL q live advertiser, that the boy
already las the vim and energy OF the
taiher. Let business men loo sleepy 20
write an ad take warning.
Already The best railroad center. Al
osny promises 10 be heard olfegardiess OF
extensions or new roads, which will come
IN due Time. There are plenty oi other
things 20 push the city forward. This
VIII oe year OF progress. A good build
Ing record II ahead. besides the big steel
bridge. Two or three miles OF rnofcr line
is Probability. The SanlIam mines will
m up Into prominence and the arrival
here OF gold slugs will be common oc-
curfence. There will be other features
Of The forward movement 10 keep the
public eye open.
The Aslorian has long vision. Il says:
I"fesierdaY was = great day for Astoria.
!, commenced building railroad % New
York"
I Stock In the White Swan mine OF
Baker county Il way up, in fact can
hardly be bought, at least not for less
than 40 or SIC share, 10 the DeAocRAT
is informed by former Baker county
man. Walt till Bonanza stock Il that
way. Why not
A Kansas man on the streets this
morning noticed the immense crowd os
hali.franilc delegates and candidates
hob nobbing on Buah's corner, when his
curiosity led him 10 ask what was the
excitement. On being informed that it
was county convention day. he replied .
"Is that all? supposed there Was a
riot or q run on the bank" Journal.
The name OF the postoffice at I.nkyille
having lately been changed 70 Klamath
Falls, that Of Klamath City has been
changed 10 Pokegama. This probably IN
intended To indicate that 1t IN O great
] place for poker games, but the depart
ment IN in small business In thus adveF-
tislng that fact. Nobody will address a
letter 10 Pokegama unless absolutely
obliged to.-Ex.
The Rosebnrg Review says: The
Salem Statesman IL probably the nlost
radical party organ Ia the state. For n
week or more IL has been urging one
Bridges for school clerk because he IL a
republican,, and on election day the same
, fellow pollsd 81 votes out Of 1900. Tie
Statesman can now figure up the full
extent Of lie influence in politics.
/ The editor Of the Tillamook Headlight
! 10 genius. but we'll wager he will not
(. be appreciated by candidates for office.
He publishes the following advertising
/, rates: Candidates wishing 10 announce
themselves ior the coming election or
!. Ieonvention through the columns OF this
paper, will be charged the following
rates, strictly in advance, and no devia-
! ton In prices County clerk. $40.
, sheriff, t5; all others $3 each. This pays
for running the announcement until the
, convention, and through the campaign,
i | II desired, by those who are lncky, Tor
, unluckyl enough 10 receive nomination.
One teacher cannot very well take care
: OF more than forty or fifty pupils. The
following from the Dallas ftemizer Is an
exception: "The primary grade OF the
Dallas public school has this week had 2,
scholars In actual attendance As there
n are less than sixty seats II may be won-
: dered what the teacher does With them
!. all. Part of them are kept at the black
: board snd part working around a long
table In front OF the room. There are
frequent changes OF position so that no
+. child Is kept standing more than fifteen or
, twenty minutes
One OF the most remarkable features ol
J, Lord Allington's marriage to the Is year
: old Miss Eva Leigh, was the fact that
. two of the bridesmaids at the wedding
! were the granddaughters Of no less i
parsonage than the noble bridegroom
; himself.
JOS Simon. better known as Boss
Simon. will so to Europe on years trip
In about month. This Is significant.
Simon has been completely knocked ont
, and q change OF climate Is needed to quiet
his perturbed spirit.
The Woodhurn Independent gets of
tile following: IN X Gaylord, formerly
Of Salem, but now d resident Of Eugene,
has been nominated for the legislature
by the prohibitionists OF Lano county.
The great trouble OF all reforms is that
they are like kettle OF boiling water
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