The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-06

A Roseburg girl Is TO do Europe this
year. Who said times were hlrd.
AS usual the salmon run is much lars-
er than was expected. This occurs nearly
every year.
Brownsville vi celebrate the 4,h of July
in becoming manner Hon X Weather
fori will deliver the grafton.
a bicycle contest between local riders
takes place at Salem a, O'Clock tonight.
There are eighteen entries.
McMinnyille and independence recently
played len inning game with score tf
to s In favor Of the former.
Grants Pass has reduced its liauor II.
cense one half fasmerly $500, now$4oo
with 5000 lieeAe Tor beer.
The business Of Wiley B Allen, OF Fort.
land, a former rsssd6nt of Albany has been
placed in the han.ispf receiver.
Lipman, wolsa 81 Co, of Portland have
incorporated with capital stock of S3oo,.
900 divided into 200 shares at 800.
A couple gcniIetsen have been In the
city with yIew to'ftarting an oai meal
factory here. Au dussry that deserves
encouragement - s..ss'.s.
The prospects for a great number OF
China phesan,s this fall has been blighied
by the late rains, many Young sird> having
been chilled 10 death.
Mr. Wilson Blake, resident Of AIblny
Tor good manr years, but n citizen Of
Benton county for the last iwo or three
years, died ST Wells today, after linger-
ing illness.
The iDtsr state TAI, at Tacoma begins en-
Aug Is and lasts until Nov Ist. 80 res
of land will be used for the purpose and
large buildings coutain the exhibits. Il
Is asserted the fair Is toi the whole north
west.
The Grants Pass Courier says that
Josephine county has the only survivor Of
the war Of ISt. who draws Il pension on
this coas,--Hos-a Brown. of Wildervil.e.
who vas born Ia Wes.morcland county
New York, I79a.
The gen,iemen's driving race on- week
from tomorrow promises to DC a very ex-
citing event, and much Interest IS being
mani ested as 10 the result. Orris Archi.
bald, ] 4 Cunming and Pete Anderson
particularly arc said to be bolng some cx.
ceilsni training for the coates.
We were rnisinForuned as 10 .he s.aie-
men; made yesterday that there would
be no assessment In the 40 L " order
for the month of July. The Finaneier o:
the lodge here notifies the Democrat aha,
he has received ro;ice that there will be
one assessment.
VT Ramsden. canc down from Albany
today by team and lei; at The Journal
o.iiee some samples of wheat heads which
are infested with the gFccn spl.is. He
says he examined many heds Of fail grain
along the road ard finds nearly al IN
hahsed. The heads are ~e!l covered
sikh thu lice. but they seem 10 be d Ing
no particular damage. IS The hails are
apparently too hard for tire little fei!o a.
10 ge, inio.-Salecl Journal
Hon W r Keady. .Ex-speaker Of .he house,
was in Albany today.
The Z PSablaih school held delight
iui picnic across the river today.
YMCA business meeting al u IN this
evening. Important bazinsss. Coine j:
y0a are an active member.
Mrs Wallis Nash. came over from Cor
Wallis tins noon 10 assist in arranging fos
their removal 10 AIIany.
Prof D Letoher. talented member @:
the faculty Of the Q 4 G spent yesterday
afternoon and this forenoon in Albany.
Miss Alicc Bncnrser returned this noon
from several SHasihs resi .sence in Portland,
being accompanied home By cSaple Young
cousins.
Mr. Harry Day. Of Portland. Is in the city.
After the 9Th of jaly he will 20 10 Yaquina
where be will work in the Hotel Monterey
during the summer
Mr. and Mrs Harry sAcry and daugnisz
will leave on usxt Monday on their bicycles
on hip 10 Rosebarg. Daring their ab
sencs Mr. Al Senders will run the otiloe
Dr 5 Skif went 10 Fox Valley. I.inn
county, yesterday. TO be al the bedside o:
his daughter. Mrs ) MeFadden, who is
quite i'll al tbs home Of her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs Gardiner. Statesman
Rev C Ree3. the Baptist minister who
left Portland suddenly q couple years ago
and WIS supposed 10 be drowned. but after
wards turned up in the east. and had lots
OF newspaper paragraphs thrown a. him.
has returned 10 Oregon on account Of oCE
superior climate. which speaks volames foE
cur climate when a man will face snch mu.
SIC rs Reed has 10 face j. for climate.
IA ANgf tAiaEAAseAsS peAst4fRAAhs AE kIc FEAAEul
schoo! publishes a statement IN which hs
brands as lies the aifidayits recently made
10y the grand iurymen Pate and Savage
extracts from which we've published in tht
DEMOCRAT. In reference TO p1nishing in
mates he says: a large percentage Of thr
boys here receive no corporal punishment
at all. There are weeks together that PAS
without any case Of corporal. punish
ment-and We have nearly hundred eoys
But in some cases it is neoesSgry-it IS th'
only remedy TINS far discovered that ans
wers the purpose. No reform school ha
ever yet been condacted without it II thcr,
is any other way, would like to know it
! would like to use il. ! do not believ
in corporal punishment when il can |.
avoided. ] certainly do not believe in ii
rash, foolish, passionate aid promiscuou
/ application. Such allowed here would b
next to criminal -
The Salem papers are full of this reform
school business. The DEMOCRAT In
simply tried to give both sides Of it, as it
a local matter.