The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-29

town tnia week Tor sweet Home. They
were from Kansas and were some OF the
unfortunate ones who were in the cy. lone
which has so recently passed over that
section OF the country.-Express.
The following from the Woodburn In.
depende mt indicates that that vicinity
is the only place in Oregon where they
have blizzards: Salem, Albany, indie.
pendence and McMinnville are going &c
form valley base ball league. When
they practice up so they can run the
score down to less than eight the st Pau
boys will stop plowing for day and
knock 'em out.
There are very few men in America
nowadays who have reached the age o
thirty-five without having seen q rail.
road train, but there was one over from
Curry county last week says the Grants
| Pass Courier, who had attained that age
and within hearing If the locomotive
whistle before. When he saw the pas
senger train dashing into the depot, hi
exclaimed, 'snow by - that looks like
business.
With its usual perversitv growing ou
Of its terrible mistaken political princi
Piles, the Albany DEMocRAr labels III
Salem Journal. The Journal should no
talk about misfts. One day it was at
tacking Hermann red hot, now 1t is fol
him. Talk OF inconsistency, the Journa
| is in it. The DEMOCRATS misfit column
/ t., - x&nlsks~aI 20
thing. Even such things as the Journa
gets noticed in it.
A special to the Phoenix, A T. Repub
lican from Nogales announces the fndinl
OF lax pound gold nugget in the Plan
chas placers, Sonora, Mexico. This i
the largest nugges of gold on record. Tn
per centage OF pure gold is reported Il
be 81. The above item is going tn
rounds Of the press. Hundreds hav
been found much larger. The larges
nugget on record was discovered in Bal
larat, Australia. and weighed zoe
ounces, worth E4i 900 sterling.
There would be a live time in camp
some of the public were allowed TO writ
/ UP tOCal EntEt AA6s~aA Va vs.
.sIeyel hesded' men of the newspaper
who get use TO stretching things 10
peace's sake. One man wrote up re
cent entertainment in which he sal
that by previous arrangement encore
were had, and generally criticising th
efforts OF the participants without rea
son. Ii was not published; but is caui
ing seme amusement as aide show.
l
The Harvey Times man has had ca
from one OF those fellows who visit MOI
newspaper Offices some time in the
lives: lone OF those human pumf
who is not troubled BY over knowiedg
but an over estimate Of knowledge callt
ON us the other day bidding for pc
sonal notice. He is one OF those fellow
who has seen snow 80 feet deep, bui
the first house in Oregon. is the breed'
, of 2 Oh horse, has q sure remedy Il
hog cholera, in fact his .'aiger" Is vel
, dull and irritates like blazes. Just
plain, ordinary man, is pretty good. "
D don't like freaks Of nature
An Oregon paper shouts as follow
!, Our weather compares very faverab
with the weather In the East. 9si
flowers have been in bloom Il, the sar'
all winter, and now frnit tres are in IL
, bloom. and garden truck Is now ready 4
. the table. An Iowa paper OF rie ~
inst says: Train No Iss is struck IN u
snow 4, Donnon Junction, the tirss static
I north of Fayetie. Three feet Of snow
Z reported there this morning.
6 There must be xar In store for o.
cou-sry the way boy babies are arriv.r
or the Pacific coast. Saturday. Ars
; 10Th, there ~erc born TO Mrs Lyma
Potter, who lives east OF Salem three I'll
l boys. total weight sixteen pounds. Ths
arc healthy fellows. The mother is doir
D well. The trip'eis have each good hei
of dark hair. Mrs Potter was former
; Miss Ora wadsworth. of Salem. and h
1.-Two older children. The babies @on
, form good item in Oregon's contrib
tion to the Worlds fair.-Jorrnal-