The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-16

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anything OF the kind. 1t is the place of
the United States to make demands and
Tor Spain To accede to them.
The senatorship is resolving itseif into
. contest between Mitchell and Corbett.
and it promises to be the most hitter on
record. all manner OF tricks will be r
sorted to in all probability in order TO
secure an election. The calling Of
legislature togeihe. in special peseiOTi Tor
sneh purpose Is Lot particularly cEedi:-
able.
The Salem Sentinel gets sarcastic as
follows:
Bush's Statesman endorses Busl's
call made by Lord for a special session
and demands a new man for senator, 4
naming neither Lord nor Catch Tor the
piaCe. AS both are new as we'll ss Bush
men 1t is easy 10 understand tie endors-
uens.
A the DEaoCHKT anticipated the Meth
odist colleges at Salem. Port and and Ia
coma, are all fighting sgsinss consoIida-
lion except with each city ss the cente.,.
lt wiil he all right II the college is To-
cs''' at zach city. OtherEise not Il
si probably end az IL began with three
ca !, gee.
All the hay one wants can be gotten
around Portland for SO = ton. and yet
the best bid the city council of Portland !
secured for hay for the horses of the en-
giBe companies was yi3 q ton. Some
people seem 10 think q municipal gov
eminent ought 10 pay double price or in !
this case il is hinied that there is Job /
berry.
Parties receiving deeds ito property
should see that the consideration stated
is correct one aud the war stamp is in
accordance. i, is doubtful II one will
get good title in q deed With the nominal
consideration 81 and stamp &c provided
Tor that amount. See that your title is
/ good This is suggested by the fact that
good many deeds have recently been
made cut for tie nominal snm Of 81.
Sergeant Major II. L. Holgate. Of the
Oregon recruits, formerly editor oi the
Corvallis Gazette, a. Camp Merritt SAYS
There Is no foundation for the reports
that have agitated the Red Cross soc5etv
AZ Portland. and the governor oil Orezoa.
The sickness among the men Is chiefly
measles and mumpz with few cases Of
/ typhoid. contracted ., camp Merritt.
There i nothing 70 complain Of. IS
| The Journal eircuistes. See whas a
leading eastern firm writes Us under the
date Of Sept. lss: "we have advertised
in your paper and find il pave Us. Yoa
mas therefore run the within 'ad' for
one year, or until further orders. ."-Sa-
lem Journal The DExoczAT and prob
ably all the othe- valley papers received
tie same The 9oke OF the matter Is
that the firm have not been advertisers
in Oregon
In the matter Of yells the college boys
will now have TO. retire. Chambers
threshing crew, near Sheridan, Yamhil
county have been giving the following On
all occasions possible.
'Boom-a-lSc-a, Boom-a-lac-a.
RAh, Rzh. RAh,
Chew-so-haco, Chew-,O-baco,
Chaw, Chaw, Chaw,
Boom-a-iac-a, Boom-z-lac-a,
Who are Nc,
Chambers outfit, see,
When The planet Mars is nearest the
earth 1t IS % 900 600 mics away. Al
most close eaos:-.i for Uncle sam t. an
aex.-Times Mounta.ueer.
Send Dewey up there with : feet Of
air ships and he will attend to the de-
tails OF annexation.-Rosebur Review.
Why not send Old Alrer on John II.
Mitchell's railroad salem Indeuend-
ent-
Just turn itsover 10 the big yellow
olFhais and the y sttese1ed 10
Rev. !. D. Driver IS reported TO be en-
thusiastie as ever for J. H. Mitchell Tor
Senator. Another preacher seus,or is !
said to have gone back on Mitchell, aud /
IN consequence Rev. Driver is declared !
oy Salem paper TO have made the re-
mark that Hell is full Of such preach !
ere with their legs sticking out at the !
windows" II true certainly q peculiar
remark for a minister TO MAKE.
Farley Mcknight. OF Lebanon, writ /
ing to the oFegonian, says: During the
last state campaign. Hon. George II.
Williams, of your city, made speech at
this place appealing to the people to up
hold the present administration. an,l
guaranteeing that wheat would be 81
per bushel this fall. Now / take this
means of informing the distinguished
judge that have my crop harvested.
and that whenever he is ready TO N axe
his guarantee good it is ready For mar
ket.
The Rural Spirit says Del Norte. who
has been referred to as guiieless PAGER.
is not guideless PAGER at all, as in the
trials at Independence he was booted,
hobbled and guided by man on run.
ning horse by his siGe. The time made
showed what he can do il he is eventual
ly really made a gGide!ess PAGER, but he
should not be called one until he is act
ually guideless. going it alone, as a
euideless horse does.
THR UNIVERSITY OF ORg6oN graduated
ast June the largest class in it's history.
The class numbered thirty The fall
term will begin September 10th. Stud
ents who have completed the tenth grade
branches can enter the sub-fFeshman
claes. No examinations are required for A.
graduates of accredited schools. Reason.