The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28

ths president. Perhaps 1t won't 10 the |
Presidents's pleasure.
One railroad employee nut 81 twenty
eight gets hurt ard one IN ~ gets Killed. |
and yet there are lots of tlie boys anx-
ious Tor job.
People who have been out through the
country report the crops looking spIend.
Idly, . great improvement having taken
place In the last week or two. The Will
iamette valley ~ oil right.
The President, who q; pointed AIseT,
and who has tolerated him 90 long, has
displayed good Judgment In accepting |
hls resignation at once Good riddauce.
Ringing Bros. circus returned east by
the ncTtberD route. Had they come
down this way they would not haye been l
struck BY . cyclone 10 Minnesota on |
their way back east. TIE moral is plsin. |
1he A o. U. w. bad hot time In |
The DalIes, ever 100 in the shade, heace |
took things easy iu the day time and |
haneacted BURNERS n the COO, OF the
evening.
A writer In an eastern jpurnal says he |
has never known a person TO suffer from
rheumatism who at. freely OF cherries,
and has known hundreds who have been
relieved Of attacks by eating them. Who
believes this.
Life insurance companies must prove
that suicide was contemplated when a
beneficiary's policy vas taken ont, in or
der TO escape payment. such il The Dc.
cision OF Judge JoLn +. Phillips, Of the
United States district court for Missouri.
-Ex.
Come TO think Of il We have had. de-
lightful weather ir Albany The past week
particularly from a comparative stand
point. Read about the weather just
across the mountains. At Pendleton for
a week IT averaged 1904 degrees above
zero, going as high as I07 in the shade.
The Independent gets nff the following
on the editors st RotetrTg: They all
seemed to be asleep. One Salem editor
poked bic ugly head out OF window and
Ia hoaTee whisper exclaimed: "Hain't
got any old pie have ye? Us editors is
hungry Some one recognized him by
the size OF his mouth and yelled: sect
In there you Salem hog" And be got.
IL 10 splendid sign tia: II is genera
J through the state that there ie demsnd
for residences. II indicates an immiRra,
| ton from outside and not merely NOV
Ing aoont in the slate. The Eugene
Gna.d says everything is mere fully oc
cupied than during tie b ON days. j
10 60 here, and SUCH tia ,ments are mad,
In kood many places.
In response to call for bids by Sa.en
there we're ffers at once Tor 500, 600 Il
bonds at 4 per cent, where only $65, 90
were Tor sale. This suggests in very EN-
, phasic manner that bonda should al
/, waye he cold at home where pOesIbl
and not TO outsider. The Salem idea ]
. good one. AlbaEy's SOS GOO in bond
. could easily be sold IN this city at pc
+, cent, and how much better il would b
. TO sending the interest away at pc
D cent.
The Salem papers are telling no,
much they would like to have the bi
saw mill with capacity OF loo, 1000 da
y and costing $3.50, 600, and how it woul
& boom things. Well, Albany isn't after
n boom, but 1t is after steady growth ths
such mill will help along. We will q
the mill and other things will follow
Albany is all right. 1t is the gem OF III
valley.
This curious advertisement appeare
J. the other day in a London paper
- "Wanted-A respectable gentlemen
widower preferred. TO mary the house
keeper OF an aged gentleman who hs
y been an invalid for years, and who n
Ie spects her as good and true servant
N whom he would like 10 see IN the happ
!, state Of matrimony before he dies. Sh
+" has had three husbands, but is willin
. for fourth"
II Harry Holgate,at San Francisco write
= to friend in Corvallis as follows: "Bt
,. tween twenty and twenty-five Corvallis
!. rites will go home together. The 'travt
!, allowance pay caused the regiment I
vate for muster-out at San Francisco,
Q amounting to $32 for priyates and fror
It that to several hundred dollars to th
II colonel. We have our fare Uf course, I
pay cut OF that. Brady end voted fc
Portland-the only two in our compan
q to do so. The money saving will b
10 practically nothing to enliste men i
!. the long run, and think two weeks eta
in this fog and damp will cause too lat
regret all round, not to mention sue
less material considerations as stat
,f pride, etc. But the average soldier
n not a far-reasoning creature.
h Deep and long growls continue to com
from Portland in reference to the fa.l
70 ure Of the Oregon volunteers to be mu