The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28

Thomas Tongue is using his tongue and
lys the next senator will be man favor-l
Die to free silver Mr Dolph is not fa-
orable to free silver, and yet put a pin in -,
he fact that Dolph will be swallowed. nf
Mrs W b Rice arrived from Portland &C
unday to spend the holidays with al
or children, who have been living 10
18th their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs J CT
gilmore, and attending school. Ashland 10
idings. n
The game of foot ball between Stanford
nd Chicago at San Francisco yes.arday
the fact that the Pacific
,oast clubs do not toe the mark in the h
modern game. They are too SLOW and n
ack in team work. Pennsylvania OF Yale a
would easily defeat Chicago "a to 0, prob r
IDLY more; Chicago defeats Stanford "a to a
| practically 0. Then what would Stan. h
lord be against Yale or Pennsylvania.
Oregon papers almost universally favor s
the confirmation of the 0 sale. They v
believe that it vas the best that could be :
done nov. AT the same time all regret the
fact that it is disastrous to the interests of
holders of receivers ce ti6sates. The road
has been offered for sale enough times al ID
ready. IL there were any better bidders {
they should have been on hand at the sale. I
Judge Fullerton. it may be predicted will |
not allow any further delay, and will be {
suspicious of any movement tending that
way. The extension of the o p into
Eastern Oregon will give matters an ini-
,~ak,,s ,,afhspsr afcN nNnid Aa (,
A dispatch from Eugene to the Salem
Journal makes live reading: The best
friends of the State University here IN
Lane county, claim they know nothing
about the alleged deal that gives Prof Nc
Elroy, of Salem the Chair of English Lit
erature, hitherto filled by Prof Hawthorne.
in return for political services performed
hy that gentleman or YET TO be performed.
Whatever was done was done without con-
sultation with the friends here, and the |
reople OF this county did not know it until
it was published in the papers. II was
worked up by regents residing in other
counties.
The Post, OF Salem. calls the Journal a
liar fat footed. As the Journal did lie
there will probably be no duel.
An exchange complains because 90 |
much is said about Christmas Eve and |
nothing about Christmas Adam
1t is reported that Governor Pennoyer |
has stated positively that he will liber- |
ate w w Saunders on the last day OF
this month. His future will be- watched |
with interest he Is to leave the state. |
His old fancee now -esides in Idaho.
It will be OF interest to know whether q
marriage will follow. II ,s probable |
Saunders could n 1t obtain halt dozen
signatures to pardon in Albany.
The jefferson Rev lew save. A petition
is being circulated for the pardon OF q
T Ru sell, Linn county's defaGiting
school snpt't.. and is being numerousiy
signed The Review does NOT favor par
doning criminals, IS rule, but il the
governor must exercise his power in
| that way. give such men n Russell, in
whom there Is yet the making OF q use
full citizen, the tenefis, and keen the
murderers and morphine hends confined.
Captain Sweeney. US A. San Diego
Cal saws: "Shiioh's Catasrn Remedy IL
the tirst Eei.cine I have ever found that
wou.d do me any % d." Pfice soc
| VOC AR@ ALI. Roar
| II you ,ake your washing TO
the Albany steam Laundry II you
| don't you are not. Something is the
matter OF YOU. Hos ran you go TO a
Chinese establishment with a first-clsss
steam laundry in the city. Don't do il;
| Be all right by quitting it. Suppose ron
do make few cents; wha, dors il profit
you, with the Chinese smell and lurking
disease around. PafrOniEe the Albany
| steam Laundry.
Nav BUTCHER SHoP.-Boyes Bros. have
| opened meat market adjoining the o =
temple on Ferry street and will sell FIRST
class meats as cheap as ans shop in Albany.
Give US call
4 Gn,..,r~.,..
A-eN' &c CAV" ne. c2s@oA
Whsa shs was CaIit, she cried for c2z.o-ia
When shs became Miss. she chung TO casssrsa
Wien she had Children. she e.h.r, c.~.<x.
WEDDING fsvrrAvIoSs.--
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Goideni
Common every day.
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