The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-05
wEDN ESDAY

SENSIBLE LAWYERS The lawyers asso-
citation of Salem met yesterday, among
those present being Judges Burnett and
Hewitt. They discussed legal matters and
their discussions will be n surprise to some
who think lawyers want to cinch every
body. The Journal says: The general
trend OF the discussion was TO reach the
most feasible way of making litigation less
expensive 10 the parties and criminal trials
less expensive to the taxpayers Both
| Judges expressed the determination to set
trials at positive dates SO that witnesses
would know when TO be present, and to see
to it that cases are tried at the times for
which they are set. This will probably do
I away with continuanees for himsy excuses
and will make lawyer and client certain to
be ready with their testimony.
A LIVE PIAcE.-Accounts of live places
are refreshing these quiet times. The
Marshtield Mail tells of one: Capt Dun.
| ham came over from Bandon on Monday
and reports the town as lively beyond be.
| lief On Friday night at w ii Thomas
hotel one hundred and seven took supper.
and on Monday about 40 persons came up
| on the Antelope The black sand mine men
are getting ready for operations, and it is
reported that the private secretary of james
| Hill, the railroad magnate, vas at Bandon
! last week. The wooden mill just received
a new order for 1000 blankets.
DISCHARGED. Upon examination by
Justice Freerksen Chas Danta was dis
charged. Ii was said to be family affair.
Family affairs preceded by seventeen glasses
of liquor are not generally pleasant ones
MIR Danta is probably all right when sober;
but according to the story Ct Mrs Danta,
heard By the Man about ToSn, not when
ginned up. and the man who pays and 10
cents each TOR II glasses Of liquor in a DAY
will not have much left for his family these
hard times.
A Coon FRUIr DRYER - II ii Stones
dryer near Corvallis, is proving success.
AIR Stone writes the D.MocaAT that he has
already dried lS00 bushels Of prnres, run
ming three out of ten days. and has about
1000 bushels yet TO dry. The dryer works
with great success, doing even WORK. Ii
will pay interested parties to see how il
works. The process produces splendid re-
suits IN the quality of the fruit.
The Man about Town has received
Spring Valley, Mimi, paper which tells
how the cyclone etr1ek that city recent.
Iy. The eone-shaped cloud came from the
southwest, and without warning struck
the north part OF the city aud demolished
everything sith which il came in con-
tact. The cyclone moved with light
ming rapiIity and had come and gone be-
fore people could realize what had hap
pened. II WAS heard two minutes before
Il struck The city.but people rnis,ook il
toT freight train and bald no attention
TO the -oise. They were therefore taken
practically unawares and no one had
time to think OF seeking s2iely.
The foliags on the trees is dissppssrin g.
but The flies are here in profuse abundance.
Other thiags may die. bat they hold on
with Pertinaciiy worthy a better canse.
The Chinese should study their habits and
initiate their other qualities if they xAnt
TO whip the Iaps.-Salem Journal. The
hies left Albany some time ago. Screens
are no lOHger Of any use. There are no
flies on US. We ara clean.
PagGes weather Eag said rain today and
We have bad the best weather Of the season,
a lovely day. II Mr. PsgDe would prsiict
1t the end Of the day for the pre-ioax day
be woaid HI; il ofiener. As Il Is, any orc
watching the wind and barometer would
BoRS.-0n sandAy Sept 30th. in PEN
dleson, 70 Mr. and Mrs Omar Henderson
boy.
The fac, ti.., Hoc~l's sarsayarslla. oaoe
fairly tried. becomes the family medicine,
speaks volumes Tor IT. excelleace and
medicinal m-ri.. Hoods Szrssoarillz Is
Sa,ute's oo,-worksr.
Hossd's Pills become The fAvosi.e
csthaEsic ~i'h ever y one Win tries them
age.