The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-05

Ahose Fe1ia1s should be put down
at double quick pace.
Three more days Of the nineteenth
century according to Ayers almanac.
whenever house becomes vacant In
into 1t. '0"D' '" "'SP
A new subscriber 10 the D=uocRAr IA
all the way from Juneau, Alaska, and
there are others.
The steamer Engene Is waiting ior e
raise in the river down near Salem.
spending the time at the bar.
The Beers gain as much as the Eng
lish BY waiting few days for more
breath. The indications are that they
are the ones who have the aces up their
Pleeves.
Congressman Ellis was in Portland
yesterday and denied the story that be
was candidate for sergeant.at-arms OF
the lower house. This takes an awful
burden from the public mind.
Governor GeeT made an address to the
teachers at Salem without discussing the
expansion question. Prof. Hawley
would not have been equal to the occas.
ion.
A Portland dentist has just pulled out
leaving cavity in the POCKET books OF
bis many creditors. His name is Brown
no relation to any Of the Albsny
Bro EDs.
Rev. 2. s. knight, oGSalem, has jr ct
married his three hundredth couple, evil
IDENTITY having bad a steady business.
These calls Tor services as knot tiers gen.
orally 90 by streaks. One Albany
preacher who married e.eyen couples
last year has this year united only one
couple.
1t Is the same the world over. Those
Indians had an excuse for not beating
the Caliiornians more. There was toe
much sand, and yet ii has ALWAYS been
said that 1t Is q pretty good thing to
have sand in foot ball game.
The Eugene justice dismissed the case
brought BY woman against a photo
Rrapher for libel for posting debt in q
window. There ara plenty OF peoplI
who ought to be posted in the skies arc
the newspapers, among others the delin,
quent subscriber and meat and grocerl
eaters who spend their money for whis.
key and c.rcuses.
Stanford and MuItnomah are 10 pls,
football In Portland on New Years. A
Il 10 the last opportunity Of the seasor
the DEMOCRAT makes q prediction. Il D
that Stanford win win. On account O
the dig defeat by the u ofC there ar,
man7 who think otherwise.
A brother editor in another city writes
in the following encouraging way:
III attend the next meeting Of the
Oregon Press Association shall certain,
ly insist on your having the medal fol
that trip home from the football coutes
at Portland.
'.seyeral drummers kept in practice
and an old maid gave friend her opin-
ion OF things"
The above is the gem that calls 70.
special recognition. Have often wanted
to say the came thing bat did not know
how to do 1t. Thanks.
Speaking OF the wedding of Mr.. Merton
Clark of Corvallis, and Miss Reese. a.
cross the river recently, the Corvallis
Union Gazette says: The parlors were
beautifully decorated with flowers ana
evergreens, and in one corner was sus-
pended q wedding arch of ceder. from
the center Of which hung q wreath tied
with white ribbon. Beneath this stood
the wedding panty. Mr., Elmer a. CLARK
cousin OF the groom, acted as best man
while the brides sister, Miss Annie Reese
was maid OF honor. Immediately after
the ceremony all sat down to a temptin,
lunch. That evening Mr.. and Mrs
CLARK came to Corvallis, and are now at
the home Of the groom's parents wher,
they will remain for the present. Mr.
Clark Is the elder son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Clark, of this city. He is young
man OF exemplary character and indus.
trious habits and stands high in the es.
tlmation OF the entire community. Miss
Reese is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. ii. Reese of this county, and worthy
young lsdy, who is highly esteemed By
all who know her.
Miss Ina Law Robertson, travelling
companion and cook, continued theiI
journey TO San Franciso on last nights
overland. where they will spend the
winter. Miss Robertson's life during
.he past few yeare has been a yery in.