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

A single bee, with ell It's industry, en-
rgy and the Innumerabie journeys It has
o perform, will not collect more than a
easpoonfui OF honey IN single season,
ret, the total weight 0f hoLey taken from
| single hive Is often from 90 to 100
,ounds-a profitable lesson TO man OF
great results from united labor
In rooms Of poor nearing qualities Dr
Ephram Gutter says Every hallor church
has its keynote, and the audience will
hear bsitcr 1.-THE speakers voice Il pitched
and held 10 the keynote Of the room. TO
And the keynote, sing the natural scale
slowly, evenly and smoothly, OF play this
scale rn the piano or organ The note
which il the inest prominent IL the key
ncte.
The United States official postal guide
shows that Oregon has total of TO post
oiiicea, ali but 7o0 OF which are first-class.
Three are OF the actond clasa, eighteen
third, and 63s fourth Twcnty-two are
presidential Offices, and fifteen arc postal
note offices. There are no money order
stations Ia this state nor IN Washington.
In the United States there are 64,o6s post
Offices, 0,,s6l OF which are OF the fourth
class pennss lyania has more postoiIices
than any other state, the number being
47aS. Alaska has seventeen, and Wash !.
ing,on 7oi, Idaho has asa and California
1903.
Democratlc candidates for county Offices
are rather scarce brt republican eandi-
dates are plentiful says the Eugene
Register, which IL directly opposite 10
Linn county style. Among the latter for
the Office of sheriff We hear mentioned
the names OF + X Henderson,, & Z Hurl-
burt, II Il Easiland, w + Eakin. Louis
Potter and Chas Van Vrankin. A p
Churchill is In the field for nomination for
the Office OF assessor. c $ iiun, and q
Ssevson Tor the Office OF county school
superintendent, and w b peagra for the
Office oi surveyor
Here Il some baseball talk for baseba
readers. + NJ Coleman, the we'll known
baseball enthusiast OF 81 Paul, was in the
city Monday. lie Gays that the II Pau
club il TO be rcorganized and put IN good
condition Immediately. lie considers this
club worthy the steel OF any amateur ciut
proposed for the new league As soon a
The season opens the 81 Paul boys vii
challenge the Salem team 10 game In
thls city. Mr. Coleman further states tha
the Sc Paul team will be able 10 defeat ths
salem boys whenever and wherever Il caf
get fair woodhurn independent
Salem will. most assuredIy, haYe an anna
tcur nine this season that will be able &
anuse such towns as 81 Paul and Albany
The organization Of a league team herr
will only stimulate the national game -
Statesman.
Henry GIlirey. a democratic senate
clerk al Washington, has endorsed Gov
ernor Pennoyer ~ vice.presideniia
possibility. Salem Journal
II Il claimed for the Beebe.B Barbour
car, now at the depot that II is the old
aal sleeper In the II =, aud was the ca
in which President Lincoln was taket
home after being shot. This sound
rather fishy.
An observer Gays that "the chief need
OF Oregon are capitalists. farmers an,
skilled laboFeFe. Capitalists 10 manu-
factories, laborers 10 do the work II
them, and farmers 10 fill up the countr,
and create demand from a real popuia
tiou. Manufacturers will build up th'
cities and farmers the country. Wbei
these two developing influences are vel
cultivated the prosperity Of the stat
win be remarkable.
The use OF printers Ink can do wond
era. Hundreds Of marriages are con
summated annually In the u s througl
the insti umentalily OF the matrsmonia
advertisement. dispatch from cadiz
! d, tells about how an Oregon Young maj
got vile. George 4 Wright, OF Pin
Valley. Oregon, arrived in town yesteT
day morning 10 call ON an unknown
correspondent, /" who proved 10 be q pre-
possessing and romantic girl named Id
Green. His most sangusn expectation
were realized. As he was passing fai
and had brought with him aatlsfacior
proofs that he IVES the houFishing owne
Of I0O0 acre stock farm, the young lad
accepted his proposals. Last night NJ
and Mrs Wright departed for ihei
Western home"
The Eugene Guard calls the followin
circus: The recorders Office ~aa th
scene Of h'ghly amusing affair, Thurs
day morning about . o'clock. Tw
gypsies had been arrested for peddlln
without license, and the elder one wa
fined IS aud costa. Ehich she refused I
pay. The marshal was ordered 10 pre-
cure assistance and place her in jail
merely TO frighten her into paying ti
amount. Che marshal went out an
she .eIl on the floor into an apparent III
which was undoubtedly feigned.
doctor was hastily sent for, and admin
! Uttered medicines. after which eh
partially recovered. Then the recorde
remitted the fine, on condition that the
leave the town on the first train, whicl
they consented TO do. when the lady
recovery was complete. II was a.
amusing affair.
All the recent failures in Eugene ar
due to the fact that the parties did no
invest their surplus in real estalc,-
--Guatd.
Mr. VIM 0benauer's directory eensu
has been completed from the easter
| limits 10 Ellsworth street, and shows
population OF between 2i00 and 220t
This is about half the city and indicate
quite an increase over the census figure
OF 1900.
Mr. ] X Wyatt, Of Albany, paid Hai
risburg visit last Saturday. Mr. WAT
is fast be:oming one OF the brightes
young lawyers Of the state and 10 men
toned quite prominently for representa-
tive, from Linn county. -Harrisbur
Courier.
Two Olympia women caught BIZ
gray rat in trap the other morning
but as there was no man about tn
house. the rat was suffered to live in th