The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15

i. Christmas next. Some OF the stol
ts give cheering signs Of the facts.
" Lawyer Wcodcock, Of Eugene, adve
d tises for. hogs at cents per pound Of
!. foot, Such an advertisement in Salen
" paper ought TO bring prolific results.
!. 1t would be q very funny thing
Quay were seated as U. S. senato
where Mr.. .Corbett was refused seal
under like circumstances, No telling
what politics will do though.
Another advertising fake has done up
Salem. With little gall q man can
blk the people of any OF the valley
towns. We are credulous people when
given taffy.
There is one time in the year when
the Chemical Engine Co., of Albany,
cuts figure. That is in the tiremen's q
election. Just what the Company is for
the rest of the time could not be discov-
cred with microscope.
A former Albany man working on n
railroad in Kansas reports his wages re-
duced from $l.25 day to $l.l0 a day,
with the rest OF the men doing like work.
This is not campaign item.
The following is Salem Journal k
Ray item:
j.. ]. Whitney, the veteran Democratic
legislator of Linn county, was made an
alderman OF Albany, Monday. II be
does as well for the city as he did for the |
county, no one can complain.
A republican signing himself Anti-Pop |
Democrat has humorous communica-
tion in this mornings Herald. 1t is not
difficult to read between the lines.
Vessels continue to sail into Astoria
and out again up to Portland after their Il
sargoes, &ll Of which is very unpleasant.
IN fact disagreeable TO the people and +
the papers OF Astoria. a
S
Hon. Thos. q. Tongue has announced e
hat ne will speak on the financial bill $.
N its way through the house. It is safe IN
o predict that he will not use any OF y
hose convincing free silver remarks ri N
lis made before being whipped into line. is
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The Salem journal makes the follow. III
lg lesp in the dark, uncalled for: sa sn
Linn county like come other counties W
"A a "School Journal" They should ne
Q called "school politicians Journals" II
sually owned BY the text book trust be
nd worked for the county school ring. mi
b, Educationl What frauds are COM NJ
lifted in thy sacred namel m;
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The suckers do not all live in Oregon. "
i New York City the Frankling syndi- sn, IN
.se, accompany pretending to invest E
oney for subscribers at an enormous ne
lterest has cleaned mp over $7OO,O0O
81 900 was received for investment OF ~
hich $l38, 600 Of the money was paid DO
lck as the returns OF the investment in
Thin q few weeks, as q bait for more SCI
ckerp. The thief escaped. dis
2se
Judge r. P. Boise returned from bod g
2 court at McMinnville last night, and +
ent to hold court st Albany today. A fet
ugene lawyer complimented him by OF
wing that he wished his jurisdiction no
,tended over the Second district, as ~ ~
lev had one lawyer on the bench, who loo
spt his foot on the other lawyers necks. is
Salem Journal. This refers TO Judge Ss
smilton, who, it is said, does net seem an
realize that lawyers have rights as 2.
ELI as the court. be, be
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The following from the Salem. Journal A
wearisome: & ~ me- me-
''The people of Salem have seen ghstIs 4
fearless exposure OF municipal affairs mi
the press can do for Reform. Port inc
1d, Astoria, Albany and other towns IN
We Just as honest and patriotic people, det
d need reform just as badly but they no. @
We no newspapers thas peTsistently lion
MINER away all the year around to mo
sate the public sentiment that de- heI
ands reforms" With all its reform, / ~
lem, city of 5443, according to the dia
,ent 8. s. census, ia now expending bea
7 900 year for current expenses in. tio, tai
Iding $l1 900 interest, where Albany, ruI
th population Of almost 5000, spends is72
!, 900 year, including 5000 for in- ses fsls
est. Our rate is per cent, Salem's ma
per cent. The real reform difference I15el
] in the amount of blowing the Salem pos
per does when IL hits fly. scr