The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-24
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f J Catterlin was today called to
Marion to photograph the son OF the horse
"Oregon Wonder" This colt is almost
absolutely like The sire. Journal.
Sol NJ Stock was elected constable of
this precinct by one majority over Zephin
lob, the banker. 1t was 4 close race and
both developed considerable strength as
politicians. Sol received total Of three
votes for the position and Xeph two. -
Corvallis Times.
This afternoon before the adjournment
of court for the day Hon Geo b Doris, on
behalf of the Eugene bar, presented Judge
Pines fine gold headed cane with the
inscription. "Ab,e, Upright Judge, by
the Eugene Bar" Mr. Doris paid a
glowing tribute TO Judge Pipes high char
aeter as citizen and jurist and specially
pi aised him as a brave, conscientious,
painstaking judge, and whore brilliant
record had never been surpassed by any
of his predecessors. Guard. This Gaming
should have been done before the recent
election.
Senator Mitchell is man of the peo-
pie. Wednesday he even lunched with
Joe Simon, the Portland boss.
In 1891 the street cars in New York
City carried pa 600, 900 passengers. over
twice as many as were carried in Albany.
This city should begin looking to her
laurels.
The wheat situation is peculiar one.
More rain would hurt fall wheat and
benefit spring wheat. What is wanted
is an apparatus that will cause the rain
to fall where wanted. People. though,
1t pays.
In Albany young people have TO be
married by street rumors about hall
dozen times before the real knot is tied.
There is too much previous conduct
in this respect.
In Portland voter made TO mark on
the ticket until he came to the last name,
James Sprague. lie scratched this ont
and wrote under il: 81 scratch this
mans name for being on the tail end Of
such d ballot .
Did you ever notice that everyone
wants 20 buy real estate when values are
ai the maximum? The time 10 buy real
estate is when values are at the mini
mnm. THAI time is now.-Pendleton E.
o. Ditto in Albany.
Under the auspices OF the Ladies Aid
Society OF the First Presbyterian church,
an excursion will be given on steamer
/ " NJ Hoag on Wednesday, June 2and.
Steamer will call Al Independence and
allow exeursionjsts opportunity Of run
| on the motor line 10 Monmouth. Plenty
Il time TO see sights at Albany-return-
| ing home seasonable hour.-Salem jour
nal.
There are no mosquitoes on the follow
ing from the Oregon City Express: II
/ II acd W 7 SpoOncer and Bert Davis re
I turned Tuesday from q trip by team up
| the willamette valley into the Cmpqua
country and ever 10 Coos county. They
report Oregon City and Albany the love-
liest places they found on the trip.
| The DKMocEAT mentioned the escape
of John Hutchinson from the insane
asylum. lie Was formerly OF Wolf Creek,
Lane county. Before escaping from that
| institution he informed several oi ihe
inmates thai he intended returning "a
his home on Wolf creek and killing shr
settlers near his ranch. The settlers
have been notified ana are on the look
ont, as well as iwo officers, II ]. Martin
and Jos Lenqnea. who weuf 20 Vol
Greek yesterday
Barroxs Bros have entered Del Norte
for the = 40 class in the State fair races
Dick Flahertv i.s been entered in tht
stallion class.
Miss Mary Edwards. young lady
from Maine, has made the journey from
that stale around through the southern
states and California 10 this state. dis.
tance of about 5000 miles, alone and on
horseback. She dresses Tor convenience
and safety in male attire.
II il said Senator Dolph sent $500 TO
Douglas county tn elect A " Reed n hold
over senator County Clerk Taylor han,
died the sack. The democrats and peo
pies party together elected Henry Beck.
ley, democFat.-AshIand Record.
Miss Little I.udwid, who killed Walter
de Clarke, at Tracy, Cal, week ago, wa.
held 20 answer on a charge ui man
slaughter. with bail fixed at SO, ,noa. She
ia petite blonde. 10 years of age, inn0-
cent and quiet in appearance. and OF ex-
ceilent character, says an Ex.
Mrs Abigail Sco;, Duniway, the vel
known spiritualist, lec,ured at the Spir-
itualists camp meeting at New Era sun
day on "Whst is il all for The Couriei
says: "The speaker avowed her heliei
in the tene;s OF spiritualism. and said
that she believed that even the beautiful
fragrant plucked flowers on the table be.
fore her had spirit lie and that Il ere
was hereafter not alone for man, but
also for them. The thought os the
heaven OF flowers suggests poetic liecns,
rather than calm reason. but poetry il
sometimes nearer the truth than the cold
logic Of the prosaic thinker.