The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-01

We are going to have o feast IN tie
grounds of the state hon se (old Palaeel
tomorrow, feast here can hardly inn
agipe shat that could include II what
We have experienced 10 only ordinary.
Say folks while hasdships will seem
but harder still this is an experience
which would not miss for many q
hardship. These repay &c in . meas
ure for the irconveniences Of twenty
years var.
Had there been tiee silver victory in
Oregon as like AZ not there would have
been . big cry that that wss what eaus-
ed the big fall in the price OF wheat. On
the same plan why not now lay i. TO the
single gold standard.
MISFITS.
Pendleton will soon have Willard
memorial fountain, with only cool re-
freshing water gushing from IL. Viii
the Peudleton men use ii, some are
wondering.
An exchange says the cigarette fends
win contribute t3,ooJ.ooo towards the
var revenue, and In addition will put
them in condition that will prevent
their being drafted.
In view Of the fact that harvest is ap-
preaching, and hay harves. 10 already
here we may look for . scarcity OF
tramps. There is little danger OF their
being around when there 10 any work to
be done.
II 10 reported that Though the bonds in
Portland have been taken BY people gen.
orally in reality good many OF them
have been bought up in the interest OF q
few men who want the three per cent
interest without taxation.
Albany brokers are somewhat dig
turbed over the tax oil $50 year on bro.
kers. As the business here is small it
doesn't look like justice that they ellould
pay the same 40 big city broker.
Rev. Gilbert, OF Eugene, tells the fol-
lowing in letter to the Register: "An
Irish lad was doing his best for the fish.
To the question, is your stomach weak
he replied Nav, I've throwed ii fur
ther'n the rest o'em.' +"
The DEMocRAT is always glad to cor
rect mistake, whether responsible for
1t or not. In the issue OF September %,
1881, 1t is stated that there was born to
the wife OF G.. B. Haight, son. We
hasten TO correct this, 1t was daughter.
Claud Catch Is 10 be president OF the
day at Salem. He says II is like the fol-
lowing:
"DEAR MolKE:-You must come to
America. It's great country. / am
getting 81 dav and have nothing Tn do.
I am carrying brick and mortar TO the
top OF ten story building, but they
have man up there to do all OF the
work."
Since the war began American people
have become pretty well acquainted with
the geography OF the world and have
learned many things they never knew
before. There 10 nothing like practical
geography for fixing facts In ones mind.
Since the war began the yellow jour.
mails have had the people in Havana,
Manila and Santiago on the eve of star
walton, but they don't seem to starve at
all In manner to suit the impatient
public. II this keeps on some other tac-
TIC will have to be used. Lets try the
cold lead plan right from the shoulder.
Considerable fun has been made OF
Teddy Roosevelt and his rough riders OF
dudes as some called them, but when 1t
came to fighting they gave an exhibition
of bravery not often witnessed. In the
battle OF Quasins they run into an am
buscade OF Spaniards that wac com
plete surprise and but for their daring
all OF them would have been killed, but
they fought brayely aud desperately and
repulsed the spaniards.
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, makes weak
gnsn stlras. hlord pure. Doc. q. All druggists