The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-25
MISFITS.

Twenty widows recently left San Fran.
CISCO on the same steamer for Skagway.
That looks suspicious.
SIT Is strange what differences there
should be, between tweedle-de.dum and
tweedie.de- dee."
The middle OF the readers are being
patted on the back in worry loving man
ner these days. The spectacle is fun
ny one.
The Roseburg Review says the shadow
OF adversity hangs over that city. By
all means let the sunshine OF harmony
dispel the shadow.
This is st Patrick's day, and also the
nrst anniversary of the famous fight of
Corbett and Fitzsimmons. The weather
has done credit TO the day.
There were 265 names on the petition
oil Salem man for school director. Up
on election day he received I81 votes for /
the office. The incident 10 sample Of
politics.
The Salem Sentinel has at the head of |
it's editorial page: "for Governor T. |
7. Geer of Marion county," It will
probably have TO change that after the
s:ate convention meets.
At the democratic convention at Ealem
JEFF Meyers received / vote for superin
tendent. He caused some amusement
after the first ballot by Withdrawing bis
name. He did better for representative,
receiving ~ votes.
The latest man from Dawson says the
output from the Klondike mines this
year will be $4,000 900. II is doubtful
II it lie ever known how much it is. The
klondike liar has become so big matters
will have to be viewed with great deal
OF allowance.
The Salvation Army has discontinued
its meetings in Jacksonville for the pres
ent Tie captain says that il is too hard
9 proposition to tackle the situation here
with so small q force OF soldiers.-Jack-
sonvi.le Times. That il rare thing for
the A to do, give up
Ex-Chief OF Police Robertson, Of Port
land has returned from Dyea and Skag-
way and says that the efforts OF the
transportation companies 10 get people
les 20 10 Alaska 10 nothing less than
cfiminSl- He has undoubtedly spoken
the truth, and there should be halt.
Yesterdays 0regonian contai.ed lik-
nesses ~ OF Jim Ball and S. G. Irwin,
Of Newport Their many friends in Eu-
gene feel like encouraging suit for
damages against the paper for defama-
ton Of character. The pictures could
J hardly be recognized Register.
Prof. Shaw of the o. a c., went to
Medlord and othe- Southern Oregon
cities yesterday in the interest Of beet
sugar. A big effort is beiGg made ~
Medford 10 ge. sugar factory st that
3 city. One comes high, but IL ID big
thing when secured.
. The reported classification in the
1 peoples party convention consisted oil
one man. and be took on cor4iderAbly
One In Ill is not very terrific. In the
democratic convention there was alsG
one, who stated his case Id q very gen.
tlemanly manner. IN l34 was mo-
very bad.
"Is there no balm in GiIead?" shout
, ed the preacher.
E The druggist in the back pew, thu
suddenly aroused from his slumbers
1 rabbed his eyes and answered:
All out al present, bat can give yog
something iast as. Oo3-"-PharmAceu
teal Era.
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; Mss. LeAs7's trip to the Northwest i.
a under the Lyeeum bureau, her subject.
are purely literary. and there is no poll
|. tics in il. One would think though 9.
j read come Of the papers that she vas 1
Nebraska cyclone sweeping through her
, on political blizzard.
4 este Of dog has been atsaekin,
bicycle riders on Lyon street Law
. student Swami had part OF his coat torn
r Oh and the DESoczAr man Just esc spsC
d being eaten up. only his overcoas heins
5 bitten. swami got mad, bat the DEx
ocRsT man has been in the newspape
business too long TO get mad as such liz
Z tie occurrences. He would though iikl
to stand by and zee come one dll the Gu
- With lead
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Printers Ink says:
8 Two important factors have eoutribut
d ed directly TO the success OF the OREGON
: ian One OF thee IL The strnnr r.ars.,.,